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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-26
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
422 e. 4th store room and living
rooms up ..----...-...----.. IS.UU
416 Madison. 6 rooms: 100
CYRUS GUTHRIE & CO.
Phone IT3O 116 E. 9Th
FOR RENT-Large 10 room modern home !;
close to Kansas ave. barn and garage;
large grounds, fruits, shade, $50 mo. A. l..
Furman, 81 Kansas ave. Phone &C.,.
FOR RENT room house. 426 Elmwood,
Potwin, SIS. Merriam Mortgage Com
pany. Tele. 4O7.
FOR Rents room modern house, sos
West 9th. Inquire Miss Ellinger, 426
Harrison after 3 p. m.
FOR RENT. OR FOR. SALE-.Cheap on
payment plan, August LIST. Soft water in
kitchen. 715 Chestnut st.
COSY COTTAGE. large rooms, city. wa
ter, cfstern, cement cellar and walks,
lots. car line. 1130 Brooks. 2115 Black.
lips POLK. 8 rooms and bath. c1stern.
city water. modern: barn. 2299 Blue.
SIJ room house; lots of ground; colored
or white, $3.50 1919
FOR RENT-4O6 East Sth, nice modern
apartment. Phone 1925 Red.
FOR RENT room cottage on large lawn.
Dr. Roby.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-26
MONEY.
s AND 6 PER GENT

S AND 6 PER GENT
Money to loan on farms and Topeka real
estate. Loans on homes for building
homes. If you wish a loan have
a maturing loan wish to change your
loan, either farm city, write call
BETTER REALTY & LOAN COMPANY.
New Eng. BlGg. Established 1856.
MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Horses. cattle. pianos. diamonds. house
hold goods. libraries. typewriters. autos
carriages: machinery. and to salaried peo-
pie. F. s. Thomas. $40 Kan. Ave. Tel. pas
MONEY TO LOAN city and farm
property, any amount. low interest rates
ana most liberal terms. Call write for
our plan. w NJ Forbes { -.
Money to loan on good city property
or good farm land; no delay: reasonable
rate of interest any sized loan
SUNFLOWER REALTY co, 433 Kan. Ave.
FARM LOANS. ) and per cent. Nichols
Realty Co. 500 Kans. ave. Tel. 440.
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate. city
and farm. Rates low.
STATE SAVINGS BANK
$. w. Cor. 9th an Kan. Ave
Money to loan on city property; also on
country property. at lowest rates Can
close loans as soon as the title is perfected.
GEO. nj. MOBILE & co.
Phone AL. 30 Kansas Ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-26
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RFNT-ROOMS.
ROOMS in office Block, ZIG e. 9TH: bath.
Suite with bath in Veale Block: 625
Quincy. 1. l.. Better. New England Bldg.
THE BURNETT 212 and 800 West sth,
desirable furnished rooms with or with
out board: reasonable rates. Phone 1904.
TWO modern furnished. downstairs house
keeping rooms. Bath and electric lights.
No children. 1917 West 9TH.
FURNISHED light housekeeping rooms ;;
also sleeping rooms. 217 East Fifth.
Modern.
MODERN furnished room for gentleman.
504 West 10th
MODERN room, east and south exposure.
929 Monroe
THREE furnished housekeeping rooms,
first floor. SIG month. 107 e. 18th.
FOR RENT room modern cottage at
11GS West 18th.
NEWLY furnished modern rooms, board
if desired. 1901 West 9Th.
NICE large southeast room, modern; rea-
sonable. Ills Kansas ave.
FOR RENT-Unfurnished housekeeping
Call at 723 Quincy st.
FOR RENT-933 Kansas ave. front unfur-
nished rooms. 2299 Blue.
NICELY furnished rooms, 600 Topeka ave.
Phone 1913.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-26

Caloric Fireless Cookers, Forbes
Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-26
FOR EXCHANGE.


HAVE you a good house that you will
exchange on a well improved 160 acres
4 miles southwest of Topeka. 30 acres
alfalfa. Rented for $1,100 cash per year.
This farm will trade right. Stephenson &
Webb.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-26
No other store can offer
you this advantage.

Have you tried our Bread? 1t is the
best i'm town.
Try Phone Order. We have n sne-
ciaI clerk to take care of them.
Phone 419S.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-26

FOR sALE-MoToRCYCLEs.
FOR SALE+A No. / Yale motorcycle, in
good repair, cost $245, TO sell for $S5
cash 500 Kansas ave Apply at once.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-26
FOR sALE-HoUsEHoLD GOODS

FOR SALE-Household goods, incubators
chickens and chicken wire at All Grant
st
FOR SALE-Buffet dining table, refrig-
orator. bed, all other furniture: leaving
city Phone $40 Red. 1199 West st.
PRIVATE SALE of household furniture :
leaving city. lob Van Buren,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-06
Szczeg6iy ostatnich
Walk.

BERLIN, 6 sierpnia. - Ostat-
ME walk pred zajeciem War
szawy byiy bardzo zaciete,. rosyj-
skie tylne straze stawiaiy rozpa-
czliwy opor walczyfy bardzo
dzielnie - w rezultacie wzieto re
stray tych okoio 5000 zoinierzy
do niewoli w tenn. ponad stu Off
cerow a zabrano kilkadziesiat mi
traliez innej zdobyczy. Ma o.
stateczna decyzye przyspiesze-
ME ewakuacyi stolicy wpiynefy
zdaje sic te okolicznosci, IL W dwu
dniach ostatnich Bawarzy pod
miastem sforsowali linie Bfonie-
Nadarzyn, Hindenburg cd poi
nocy opanowai przeprawy Narwi
pod Ostrowem, Ostro}enka, kto-
ra zostafa zdobyta j Lomza, a po-
sunai sic szybko ku Wyszkowu,
zagrazajac Rosyanom odcieciem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-06
WALK OSTATNIE
I EWAKUACYA.

zostali w Warszawie groziloby
i'm za1nkniecie linii niemieckich
wojsk arrnie Hindenburga Ma
ckensena zetkneiyby sic, a wow
czas ia Geese wielka wojsk rosyj-
skich, ktora Warszawe trzyma1a,
dostaiaby sic do niewoli wraz z
zajetem miastem. Niemafo tel
przyczynili sic do zwyciestwa
Austryacy, ktorzy pod arcyks. J6-
zefem Ferdynandem dziaiali W
/ 'kierunku Iwangrodu, szturmowa-
Ii twierdze te nadto pomiedzy
Wieprzem Bugiem / z obu brze-
gov tel rzeki postepujac ku pol
nocy wspofdziaiali Mackense-
mem.
- Dotychczas ME jest wiado-
mo, czy Gala armia rosyjska wy
dostaia sic owej puiapki, zasta-
wionej pod Warszawa czy sic
caio dostanie ma linie Bugu, t. j,
drugich obron rosyjshch: niema
zadnej watpliwosci, il i tie, dru-
gle linie So juz SLIME zagrozone
przez Niemcow, poniewaz cd poi
nocy ma Ryge i Dzwihsk general
Buelow szybkie czyni postepy
zmierza do odciecia komunikacyi
rosyjskich 2 Piotrogrodem
wnetrzem kraju, a dalej Hinden--
burg cd strony Narwi Buelow
ma zmudzi, ku Niemnowi dazacy,
rowniez zagrazaja liniom Bugu
wreszcie cd po}udnia Austryacy
juz wprost sama lima Bugu po-
suwajacy sic ku p6}nocy zagra--
zaja pozycyom nowym Rosyan
zapowiadaja niejako plan okraza-
MIA ich dalszego, TEN zmusiliby
Rosyan wszyscy razem do dali
szych cofniec juz teraz w giat
Rosyi.
= Raporty rosyjskie zapowia-
daily cd dni kilku ewakuacye mia
sta komendy rosyjskie przygo.
towywasy opuszczenie stolicy pol
skiej - widocznie tylko wytrzy-
mano tax diugo, jak dfugo byio
potrzeba dla usuniecia wszystkich
wartosciowych urzadzen z mia,
sta. Jakin jest z kolei los twier-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-06
Wiesci z Warszawy.

WARSZAWA, 6 sierpnia. -
Warszawa zostaia ogofocona
kompletnie przez opuszczajacych
ia Rosyan re wszystkiego co ia
kakolwiek dla nieprzyjaciela war
tose mogio reprezentowae. Pre-
niesiono w giab Rosyi drukarnie.
fabryki, banki, wiadze, urzedy, ar
chiwa, szkoiy, szpitale, skiady
woiskowe, zawieszono wymiar
sprawiedliwosci wogole pozosta--
iy budynki, tylko = ! to niekto-
re zniszczono; mostly ma Whsle
wysadzono W powietrze (3!t ME
pewne. Przyp. Red. D. C.) po-
ciagi cd szeregu dni wywoziiy lu-
dnost ME chcaca pozostae pod in
wazya nieprzyjaciela - ogromna
liczba os6b, licza ia ma pol mi
Iona opusciia miasto; cato O.
kolicy sciagneia ludu liczba ME
NAL TAXA sama, a moze i wieksza.
Gubernator policya pozostali do
ostatnich chwil, choc W stolicy
zorganizowano polska straz O.
bywatelska, pilnujaca skutecznie
porzadku; zorganizowano row.
niez poczte ochotnicza; usur,ie--
Gle bank6w pozostawiio miasto
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-06

kolei iaczacej ich z Piotrogrodem.
Jednoczesnie ma poiudniu Ma
ckensen pod Iwangrodem z Au-
.stryakarni dziaiajacymi wzdiuz
Bugu znaczne poczynili postepy
ku poinocy, rowniez najpowaz--
niej zagrazajac pozycyom rosyj-
skim.
Wieden, 6 sierpnia. - Austry-
stryacki rapport donosi, IL
pomiedzy Wisia a Bugiem woj-
ska austryackie zwycieskie po-
czynity postepy zajeiy miasto
UScifug u ujscia Lugu do Bugu,
miasto Wiodzi1nierz Wo}ynski
rowniez juz zajete, a inwanzya
Wo4ynia jest tenn samem posu--
Meta daleko; W Galicyi wzno--
wiono walki mad gornym Bu-
giem, Z1ota Lipa Dniestrern,
wypierajac do szczetu Moskai z
tych stron kraju.
PIoTRoGROD, 6 sierpnia. -
RAPPORT rosyjski ogiasza, IL CA
sowa ewakuacya Warszawy ma
charakter typowo strategiczny;
twierdza Iwangrod stara z ceg}y
murowana, ME wytrzyma naporu
i ognia ciezkich dziai nieprzyja-
ciela, jednakowoz dotychczas ME
zostaia ona ami zdobyta, ami eva
kuowana. Ma reszcie frontu bojo-
wego zmian bardzo niewiele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-06

dzy Iwangrodu Deblina, ME via
domo dokiadnie: So doniesienia,
&c ia twierdza rowniez juz costa
la zdobyta, &c ME wytrzymuje O.
ma zadna miara ognia z ciezkich
arnat ma bezposredniej mecie sta
wionych, poniewaz ma stare forty
cegiy budowane; czy jednak ia
twierdza juz zostafa wzieta przez
Niemc6w ME jest pewne. Berlin
skie raporty donosza, il drugo-
czy nawet trzecio rzedna twier-
dza Ostroienka mad Narwia 20
staia zdobyta przez wojska Gallo
vita. ktore natychmiast podesz'
iy pod Nowo Georgiewsk : Mo-
din, ktory, spodziewac sic male
zy ME bedzie sic bronif, wooec
tego, re Warszawa zostaia opusz.
czona; co sic stanie z twierdzs
Zegrze, polowa forteca pierwsze.
klasy ma p6tnocny wsch6d cd
Warszawy rowniez ME jest via
dome; przypuszczalnie jest ons
narazie w obrebie cofajacych sic
wojsk rosyjskich ale prawdopo'
dobnie cofna sic one poza MIA az
mad sam Bug, a wowczas costa
ME ona ods1onieta dla Niemcow
i straci swe znaczenie strstegicz'
ne dla Rosyan.
= Dalej So doniesienia i objawy
zapowiadajace ewakuacye Ryg'
w Kurlandyi - przez Rosyan
ktorym Niemcy zagrozili podsta'
wy operacyjne, podchodzac poo
miasto to tax, il So oden ME da,
lei jak ma 10 mil: banki ruskie,
wiadze etc. juz zostaiy wyprowa'
dzone z miasta. ,.. ..s.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-06
Ostatnie doniesienia.

Geneva, 6 sierpnia. = Jedna
2 najwiekszych ostatnich bitew -
byia stoczona mad rzeka Radon
ka przez cofajace sic wojska 70.
syjskie i-atakujace Mackensena;
w bitwie tel polegio ogofem po-
mad 10000 ludzi z obu stron to
zaledwie W przeciagu kilku 60
DIN. Iwangrod jest SLIME bonn
bardowany przez Niemcow Au-
stryakow: twierdza jeszcze sic
ME poddaia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-06

bez wszelkich funduszow moz-
nosci prowadzenia jakichkolwiek
transakcyi handlowych, czy prze-
mysiowych; drozyzna zapanowa-
la niessychana = artykuiy spo--
zywcze posziy o $50 procent W
gore; cukier, sol, n1leczywo, ka-,
wa, herbata - ME So do Idostania
"a zadna cene; uniwersytet war
szawski zostai przeniesiony do
Moskwy, gdzie rok szkoluy no.
wy bedzie rozpoczety;, pism see
reg caiy zamknieto = miedzy in
nemi 8 pisma zydowskie, jako
sprzyjajace inwazyi; wiele fa-
bryk zniszczono, ,gdy ich urza-
dzenie ME daio sic przeniese =
miedzy innemi zniszczono na
jednem z ,przedmiese cukrownis
wartosci dwu milionow rubli.
Stan miasta jest W caiem tego sio
wa znaczeniu rozpaczliwy: orga-
nizacye obywatelskie czynia co
moga, by poprawic poiozenie mai
ubozszej ludnosci, zorganizowa--
no tanie i.bezpiatne kuchnie |
zorganizowano prace tax, il
konskrybowano mezczyzn IDOL
nych do roboty, by gdy beda po-
trzebni mogli odrazu dostae caro-
bek, zwiaszcza przy spodziewa--
.nych robotach wojskowych W
polu, gdy Niemcy wejda do mia
sta zechca je przygotowae ma
chrome euentIIalna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-06
Co i Czy Niemcy zrobia
dla Polski?

BERLIN, 6 SIERPNIA. =
w caiych Niemczech, W Austryi
festyny i uroczystosci z powodu
wziecia Warszawy! Cesarz VIII
helm i cesarz Franciszek Jozef
posfali telegramy gratulacyjne |
Orderly wysokie ks. Leopoldowi
Bawarskiemu, ktory zajai mia
sto, a nadto ces. Wilhelm poje--
chai do Galicyi, do kwatery gfo-
wnej wodza austryackiego, ar
cyks. Jozefa Ferdynanda j zamia-
nowai go feldmarsza}kiem armii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-06
WOJNA W POLSCE.
Niemcy i Austryacy "a.
iei Warszawe.

PIOTROGROD, 6 sierpnia. -
RAPPORT urzsdOwy ogaasza, Il woj-
skom rosyjskim polecono W
czwartek 5go b. m. zrana = opu-
scie Warszaws cofnac sic ku IL
niom Bugu. Odwr6t wykonano W
zupeInym porzadku.
Berlin, 6 sierpnia. - Wojska
bawarskie, dzialajace pod sa-
ma stolica polska = pod dow6dz-
TWEEN ks. Leopolda Bawarskiego
wkroczyiy W czwartek 5go b. m.
pred pofudniem do Warszawy,
opr6znionej przez Rosyan.
- Po trzech nieudaiych ofen-
sywach = czwarta nareszcie do
prowadziia do pozadanego przez
Niemc6w i Austrye rezultatu "a
jecia Warszawy, wraz z wieksza
czescia Kr6lestwa Polskiego. Po
szeregu walk bardzo zacietych,
stoczonych przez Rosyan wiel
ka walecznoscia, wsrod nader
trudnego odwrotu j nacisku przez
niemiecko sustryackie armie 2
trzech stron - Rosyanie usuneli
sic na linie dalsze, oddajac wczo-
raj stolice polska wojskom nie--
rnieckim. Wojska rosyjskie w ca
iosci nieledwie wsr6d ciaglych u
tarczek tylnych stray przed-
niemi niemieckiemi wycofa8y sic
z groznych zasadzek doko4a War
szawy; jakkOlwiek wesziy tam
narazie korpusy bawarslie, to je-
dnak staSo sic to tylko dlstego,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-06

MIASTO OGOkOCONE.
Kombinacye i Konsekwencye.
CZY ZROBIA MEM
CY OLA POLSKI?
Wrazeniez IA Granica.
WALK WE FRANCYI.
WOJNA W1OSKO AU-
STRYACKA.

ciezcami Rosyan So marszfako--
vie niemieccy Hindenburg i Ma
ckensen ktorych pierwszy cd
p6fnocy pomiedzy Narwia a Bu-
giem nacisnai Rosyan zagrazai
ich odwrotowi, toz samo zamie-
rzaI Mackensen cd pofudnia, po-
stepujacy pomiedzy Bugien a
Vista W p64nocnyn kieruniSu:
gdyby Rosyanie diuzej byli po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-06
Turcya w Walce.
lime Telegrarny.

il te znajdowaiy sic bezposred-
MO pod nliastem na linii Bionie-
Nadarzyn, ewakuowanej onegdaj
przez Rosyan; wsasciwymi zwy-,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-06
Koz|oW-
ski jeszcze W
niebezpie-
CZe1StWie.

Biuletyn dzisiejszy re szpitala
sw. Jozefa W Milwaukee opiewa
nastepujaco:
,,Biskup Kozfowski czui sic
bardzo zle przez Gala noe.
DIS rano stan jego trosze-
czke sic polepszyi. Many ma
dzieje utrzymania pacyenta
przy zyciu.
Pulls: - I26.
Temperature: - Io2.
DR.. R. ]. Weinker.
DR.. A. H. Livings,
Dr.. Francis Thompson"
rt-i S~cfVsi-s-vs r-ii-r--t
l1H VA @n .1xsws 1~~
i--vsdilCN .vIyyx W a. wcN
c1r-Nr -NTTvys TrTH--sY
r,dD 4 ChrSl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-06

]. 3. PaIlasch wypozycza pIenlRdzs
na realnosc. sprEedais karty okrsto-
We 1 reaInosci. 1146 Noble III
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
All Tige Can Do Is Shoot
At New Detroit Win Total
AGGIES ENLIST
CRACK LINEMAN
FROM ALMA CREW

EAST LANSING, Mich. Sept. Is.
The Aggie football squad has been
reinforced by a member Of famous
Michigan football family who is very
likely TO grab a line job from one
OF Macklin's veterans. His name r.
Hobart Chapel, and his home Is In
Parma. Last fall ne played at Alma
college and he IL a brother OF Byron
and Theron Chapel. Byron was the
intercollegiate hurdles champion In
his college days, and an exception
ally fast end on the Alma football
team. and Theron played a sturdy
ZANE at center for four years at
Alma and made several sll-state
teams.
Hobart was bucked up against the
best that Maeklln had on hand yes
terday, and he tore Gaping holes IN
the Aggie line on frequent occasions
during charging and blocking prac-
tice.
Robinson, the Detroit Central crack
OF last year, also joined the Farmsrr
yesterday. The Friday practice was
given over almost entirely TO the
Aggie linemen. and so will the Sat
urday workouts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
Grid Outlook At u. of D.
For Next Few Years Is Fine
COLLEGE GRID
GAMES TO-DAY

Brown VS. Rhode Island state at
Providence
Carlisle VS. Lebanon at Carlisle
Dartmouth vs. Massachusetts Ag-
gies at Hanover.
Dickinson Va. West Maryland at
Carlisle
Harvard VS.. Colby at Cam br idge.
Holy Cross vs.. Bates at Worcester
Lafayette vs.. Muhlenbcrg at East
on
Lehigh va. Ursinus at south Beth
lehem
Marietta va. Alumni at Marietta
Miami VS.. Ohio Northern at oxford
Oberlin ~. Heidelberg at Oberlin.
Ohio Wesleyan vs.. Wittenberg at
Delaware. o.
rsnn state VS.. Westminster at State
college.
Princeton VS.. Georgetown at
Princeton
Rutgers rs. Albright At New Bruins
wick
Washington and Jefferson vs.. Cen
eva at Washington. Pa.
Trinity VS.. Norwich at Hartford
University OF Akron VS.. Case at
Akron.
University Of Pennsylvania We. u.
Of W at Philadelphia.
Vanderbilt va. Tennessee state Nor
NAL AZ Nashville
Yale VS.. Maine at New Haven.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
Once More the Second Cobb" Chatter Dns In Our Ears
It's George Sisler This lime and He Has Big Job Ahead

Almost every year some second
Cobbs gather around the e.s show
but still there is only one Cobb, anu
he remains in center field for De-
troit. There's Bob Bescher who
few years ago was hailed as the
Cobb OF the National league. But
that sort OF talk has asphyXiated 1t
self
When Milan had that big base
stealing year in 1912. there was
more second Cobb chatter. Joe
Jackson was also second, until the
solid construction OF his head was
discovered and he began TO slip as
batter. But Ty Is still king.
Now George SiSler s looming up.
VIII the Michigan collegian really
succeed in reaching the pinnacle
that all the rest have fallen short
OF? II he should leap 10 the top,
can Sisler 20 on year after year
being a leader in all the offensive
OF the game as Ty has
dane' Only time will tell. but he
won't deserve the second Cobb"
handle until he does.
George Sisler, who's doing all
linds OF fancy Stunts for the ST.
Louis Browns, is the latest second
Cobb
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
TAKES SIX SEASONS TO
BUILD PA|LL|E SQUAD;
MORAN SENIOR MEMBER
What May Happen
in Standings Today

year is their gameness. and Moran
is credited for this unexpected cour'
age. Their lead was secured in the
early weeks OF the season. From
that time on they played merely 500
baseball. keeping Oh top largely
because the other clubs were slaugh-
tering one another.
About a month ago Brooklyn be-
gan to push them hard. Then came
a series with the Dodgers that nearly
let our Uncle Wilbert Robinson into
the lead. Immediately thereafter
came the long western road trip.
The great majority OF the Phillie
victories had been won at home.
where home runs over short fences
had proven big asset. Moran'S
team had not been a road cluo-in
fact. il had been a heavy loser away
from home.
So the outlook was exceedingly
stormy. A crack seemed imminent.
The club appeared to be shattered
as IL left the Brooklyn series Tor the
long journey around the western cir
cult.
But the PhilIies proved 10 be the
gamest club in the league. Con-
fronted with the necessity OF beeom-
ing a road winner, il did that very
thing. Some 1s games have been
played since the crack was predict
ed. and but four OF them have been
lost. And Alexander did not win
them ALI The best up and down the
line batting of all the National
league clubs for September is re-
sponsible. And that from club that
was considered helpless away from
parks where long flies were not good
icr circuit clouts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
First Inning Dashes
Last Hope for
Pennant

WASHINGTON, Sept 25.--The
Tigers saw their Anal hope for a
crack at the pennant vanish in the
first inning Of yesterdays game
against the Nationals, and from
now on they will have to be content
to shooting at their best previous
victory total. which Is 90 games
won. This mark was set up In the
final championship year OF 1909. To
break this record and make this the
best season they ever had. the IT,
gers must win i've OF the eight
games remaining on the schedule.
They have q chance 10 get two
Of them today. since a double-head-
er In on the boards at Washington.
It II probable that Dauss and James
will perform on the slab for Detroit.
and that Galiia and Dumoat---the
last a rookie who In setting EN- on
their heads-will hurl for the Ma
tionals. Sunday will be day OF
rest and the Tigers will spend Mon.
day and Tuesday In Washington, re.
turning home Wednesday for two
games with ct. Louis and two with
Cleveland.
Detroit started out TO maui Wal.
ter Johnson yesterday Bush and
Witt both singled 10 start the game.
and advanced on Cobbs long fly.
Then veach scored them both with
a single to left. fnasmuch as Wash
ington seldom hits back OF Johnson.
these two tailies looked mighty
sweet to Jennings.
But Coveleskie was not the man
ne was when he held the Red Sox
scoreless for IL innings Four hits
and an error were recorded of him
in the FIRST inning. and these were
good for Ave runs. Johnson there
upon frightened up. and very soon
II was apparent that II was all of.
80 the boys settled down for holi-
day. When the frolic ceased. the
count was IL to 4. and Coveieskie,
Boland and Boehler had all been
bumped Justify. That Boston was
defeated by 81. Louis makes no diff
ference. for the Red Sox have 70
win but four more games to cinch
the nag.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
LES CLARK TO
PLAY SEMI-PRO
FOOTBALL HERE

les Clark, the greatest high
school football player Detroit ever
had. and quarterback last year on
he Brown university eleven that
held the championship Harvard
team to q scoreless tie, has an
nounced that ne will not attend col
Iege this fall. but will play on an
independent team here In Detroit,
meanwhile hanging on to job
which he has secured. Clarke had
Intended to enroll at Ann Artor. but
when the time to enroll arrived. he
decided that he could not AFFORD to
give up his job. There will be 4
merry scramble among the semi-pro
grid managers for Clark's services.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
Costello Has Plenty of
Raw Material to
Develop

Whether or not the University of
Detroit football team captures many
victories on the gridiron. the powers
that be al the Jefferson-ave. school
will be satisfied with the season, for
interest in things athletic has been
aroused at the university for the
first time in years. Fifty and sixty
ambitious youngsters are nightly
put through their PAGES al Mack
park by Coach Costello. Few ara
stars. but they all are young. strong
and willing 10 learn. Most OF them
are just starting their college Ca
reer BY the time they finish they
will be we'll grounded IN the gentle
game OF football This augurs well
for the teams three and four years
hence
Last year for several weeks the
varsity had TO forego scrimmage
owing to the fact that no scrubs
were on hand. The lads simply
would not turn out. No pleading
could bring them out in sufficient
numbers TO form second team.
But this year Coach Costello has
enough material TO form three
teams. This means plenty OF scrim-
mage and scrimmage Is the best
means known for initiating green
players into the mysteries OF the
fall sport.
Already this theory has been
proven by Costello. He has had
several mimic battles this week and
several men displayed real football
intuition. One lad In particular. a
student in the law department.
named Gilmore. looks like a sure
find. lie Is a short stocky lad. built
somewhat on the lines OF Maui
betsch. He runs real low and hits
the line with terrific amount OF
power. Costello IL tickled with his
style OF play and plans on using
him a. one OF his backs. The coach
has o nucleus for a line In Peek
the 2i5-pound center; Campbell. who
held a guard position last year. and
| Quincy. the fat little end. These
men are all veterans Of last sea
son. they are the only members
OF last years squad TO return this
wear. however. so Costello will have
TO turn ont whole new set o.