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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11

What about our national G-f-hsrs'
C-rlon Vsrion Cmon Raw C'mon
duncan C'mon YOU foreign luvai-
ers Here's Walter Hagen He just
ven the Panaua-Paciac open title
a. the worlds fair FRO ma great deld
Last year ne won OGimst.s national
zol: title az Chicago. Some people
thought hir lUcsv
Now al Is changed HIS recent
victory has reinforced our OPINIONS
and our dsfenses Hagen. together
~-ith Ouimst. Heinrich Smith Chick
Evans, ard Jerry Travers. form ade-
ouate opposition 20 the invasion Of:
the famous ErElishnen. Il they de-
eide 20 risk ocean travel aad visit
- this summer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
Detroit Can Win, If
Pitchers Hold Down
Invaders
BOSTON TO GIVE
FIRST REAL TEST
Stallings Picks Jen-
nings As 1915 PEN
nant Winner
BY HAROLD y WILCOX.

The class OF the American league
goes to the mat az Navin field this
week. The Red Sox are here. flush
81 with the dawning OF what they
figure TO be winning streak. and
they are determined 10 settle this
psnnant business once and for all
By Jolting the Tigers out OF first
place and climb therein themselves.
They could just about do IL with q
clean sweep. which. OF course, no
one here thinks they viii get.
Nevertheless. the Bostonese form
II nrst heavy.hitting club tina, also
has good pitching that the Tigers
have met this year. They were go
ing bad a few days ago, but seem 10
have hit their stride In the New
York series. When going right. Bos-
ton will be as hard as any club in
the country 10 defeat. and the Tiges
are up against the real thing. The
pitchers VIII have TO bear the brunt
OF the attack. II the Bengal hurlers
N8o HOfo dVNh ifiS CpC6nVt aH4 Air
compatriots In pinches. II is very
possible that the local wrecking
crew can win some games Hut this
week the fans will see what the
scrites meant when they said that
mediocre pitching was likely TO lose
the pennsnt for Detroit. II Dauss,
Boland coveleski and Dnbuc have
the class they are suspected OF sud
denly acquiring this spring. (, will
be found out this week.
The Boston series may see the
lineup that started the season In
the neld Young is ready 10 return,
and II he does. kavanagh Will 20
back TO FIRST. No announcement OF
. change has been made, and IL is
intimated that the lineup that bes;
st. Louis will do for the opener
against the Red Sox. at least.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
F. GILMORE AND
w. SCHAEFER IN
PRIVATE BOUT

CHICAGO. May 1l.--Willle scha.
fers DEF TO Fred Gilmore for 90.
round private bout was accepted by
Doc" Krone. business agent for tho
come back battler. today Doc
posted 800 forfeit money just TO
show thar De accepted the challenge
In good faith
The proposed bout Is bound up in
az much red tape as the most i'm
portaut international treaty Among
the stipuations named by the chal-
lenger are Johnny Coulon must
referee and render n decision; the
fair must take place In two weeks
and each combatant must put mp a
eide bot Of $3.50. To these condi-
tlons Krone has added that Schafer
must cover tho Gilmore forfeit not
later than tomorrow night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
kAvANAoH TO TURN
CATCHER

II now begins 70 look as II Marty
Kavanagh would be in the lineup
somewhere on the team most OF the
season. II In not likely that be will
stick at first after Burns is ready TO
return. for Burns Is a good hitter
and is needed In the lineup. Marty
might 90 to third. but the dopesters
are picking out another berth for
him. Kavanagh hiding his beauty
behind . mask and pneumatic breast
protector is the latest prediction.
The grounds for the dope along
this line are the fact that the Jer.
seyman was once catcher. and that
Jennings seems to be giving him
some instruction during the current
morning practices. No oficial an.
nouncement Of any such designs
hes been made. but IL the young
gentleman In question continues TO
hit % he has, some developments
along this line are not without the
range OF possibility. Jennings isn't
overlooking any bets this season.
and he may wager a red chip or two
on this one.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
Watching the Scoreboard.

Frsnk Is?ort~. OF the NeWSrks.
and "itp" owens. of the T~rr"pins
we've the only biok~s who could make
the rir~uit on one clout. yesterday.
NIIbor Robinson - living up 90
his reputation In Developing pitch
~rs H- -~~~. 60 nave regular
ehurk~r In thi. Mr. D-ll. Who held
the phliIi~- Co three scattered hits
B~nbIe ksun - an unEratrfui cues.
After the Hrookf~ds had received
hInp prodiEsI, he proceeded 60
toss game away ON Wild heatc.
Son-h"dy O. Eoins q" have 80 stop
that pittf~d crew, or they're k"tnE
to bust riEht through the top OF the
league.
warm rrc~ ptios. bon, hs rdinE hini for
siy runs in the nr>t inning. ~ was
woes, ~xhibttion OF pitrhinE on
both sldr.. the BrsveN making ~ hits
and the Giants II.
. battle st BunsIo. ~ EoinE -
decision.
The whales nnaiiy broke y disA.-
trou. losing streak ~ Newark but
Tinker used thru pitrhrr- 60 do a.
yesterday was bIue Monday for
New York, the Giants. lsHk-. Brook-
feds and Newsrk- all Erttipg trim
med.
The He'd sos bumped BuI Dopo-
tsn's rrIUy~nated speed boy. About
time somebody Was d"ing it
The cub. and Pirate. .tsErd q
bashy game, the Cor.nIrs Winning
10 90 =.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
League Clashes Today When Red SoX and Tigers Nj
Exhibition Game Is Good
Name for Monday Fracas

volumes could be written about
the game, II game IL could be called
but the box score tells the story
Heavy hitting. mostly triples, medi'
OGRE pitching, lots OF errors and rag'
ged play all featured in the scoring
In the eighth, when the game was
called 10 allow Cincy 20 catch a
train for New York. the visitors we're
ahead. Griffith made horrible
mum 81 Crawtord's ny. when two
were out. and triple by Veach and
single by Kavanagh won the contest
for Detroit That is typical OF the
afternoons pastiming
jennings lineup Juggling got him
into difficulties before the contest
WAS over and late in the game
Pitcher oldham was batting In third
place. for Cobb.
The chief interest In the game
was conferred around the work OF
Oldham and Lodbetter. recruit pitch
evs. and Peters the rookie catcher.
whom the scribes have been boost
INK NJ NAAFA NlhANtf WIN WV y
.A-an- old Weakness which can be
eliminated with practice and Vhics
Jennings is working on Pete Is
weak on high fouls, and ->nued !.
yesterday lie caught. threw rhd
batted we'll
tribrtt-E showed speed and stiff
hut not whole LOT 81 control He
Ie.- I'd good enough 20 save for an.
other trial. but that vas about all.
although ne vas not hit With any
great success Oldham pitched all
right. showing sail ball something
Ike that possessed by Clauss famed
In recent spring Oldham also
lacked control bat his showing
" ould neither cinch his 700 nor con
denim him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11

The contest yesterday h~Wcen the
Tigers and the Cincy Reds was ad-
vcrfised "a an exhibition game. and
that vas just what IL WAS There Is
no better way 20 describe such y
melee when recalling the features
that were introduced for the enter
taiHment ~ the $500 fans who turn.
"a cat yesterday. q Is impossible 10
remain calm /, Is dii'icult TO de-
Cidc whether 10 become indignant
or hilarious. bat as the game doesn' {
count, and the Tises didn lose. hard
as they tried 20. hilarity seems 10
have the call
Cincinnati. with its goulash line
gp. gave continuous performance
~ German comedy from thu INST
iHning. but Detroit did not catch
'hc spirit OF the occasion until the
dtth frame. when llughey Jennings
looked upon : 20 . count and de-
cided 90 insult HerEog by substitute
INK Fuller and BAKER for Bush and
Cobb Then the Tigers made up for
lost time IN the nth the visitors
ca-Lna- arr-tfrlt ant -NtluEu Eos-t~o
trips 90 the plate Five runs and a
tie score resulted Ledbetter did
weaken somewhat, bur Wild heaving
~ Fuller was mainly responsible
Frankie missed nrst altogether twice
N tlr UCXv frame. but then straight
enei ny and lett the phunny stun TO
others Meanwhile Del BAKER was
trying 20 play center field.
Now na&er Is good oufaelder
he can handle himself we'll. and
catch Hes as they should be caught
But Del saw another catcher. Wingo
BY name tn the ou'aeld and he
wanted 20 soc II he couldn't out.
vinro WlnEo That's Why be caught
flies ike he did
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
STANFORD
HAS SPIRIT
OvercOmes Big Handi-
cap to Try for Crew
Championship

>EW YORK. May All indica.
ti0ns are lhaf cast-rn.rs Nill b.
given another chance 30 80" how
Pacific coast coliesians swing their
oars NJ The popEhEeeYsle regatta 10
june stanford university 60 about
20 'aNe the piIare and send It's
etEnt.oar,d crews to r~1pste on the
Hudson This means hat crew
which has overcome enormous hand
leaps aad worked its way to the top
o., the heap on trc western coast
0i'l make a bid FOR The Eighcst row
Ing hcnors OF the country
ft may sound Ike lerion. but ~"
champions OF the Pacific coast
have 10 ride eight miles on a train
and then walk nearly a mile 20 get
20 their practice waters. Insofar a.
the location OF their university is
concerned the stanford oarsmen are
real land W5bers but transport
them few miles make a splash
Ike q mill pond and they are there
Ike ducks The Cardinal crew sim
ply rowed the husky Washington
university eight 90 It's feet in the
recent races OF Oakland when they
COPIED the coast championship Not
only did the varsity crew push their
she'll over In front ~ the Washing,
ton and California boats, bat the
freshmen came through with a stint
lar performance and gave Stanford
clean sweep
The students o. Stanford have
now raised $1,000 toward the eN-
penses incident 20 sending their
crew TO Poughkeepsie II Is esti.
mated The trip will cost about $500
and the Cardinal rooterz are busy
raising the remaining amount need
cd by subscription
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
Spring Is Poor Time to Buy
Clubs, Say Master Golfers

u a
Is golfers passing a
seems necessary 10 good play Tho e missing The
fail Now the warning against clubs player
these essential
sticks should not be purchased early
is the
golf club E just fmperameutal a
y must be exactly night or u worthless And al sticks not alike
all The IS
his old clubs until the old form f. reganed and then
with the a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
Great Career Nears
End, With Flood
Tide Passed
SET MANY MARKS
TO SHOOT FOR
LajOie Has Chance to
Equal Batting Rec
ord; 81 Has Cobb

It's sad. but true Honus Wag.
ner is standing on the brink. and IL
now appears Nat only a sligh; shove
viii push him over His III years
have conquered him and the great
est career In baseball Is nearing the
end Wagner has been a wonderful
player. possibly the greatest athlete
who ever engaged In the national
pastimo Here are some OF the
things no has done:
Bat;ed in the 300 class for II
consecutive seasons.
Led the National league in
batting for eight seasons
ted In total number OF hits
two seasons.
Led IN total number OF runs
scored one season Tied for that
honor another year
lid IN total number OF two-
base hits for six seasons.
Led in total number Of stolen
bases for fNe seasons.
Led In fielding AZ the short.
stop position for two seasons
In tho Il years he batted moro
than 400, he played in 2,2s2 games.
made 2.97l hits. stole $50 bases. and
scored 1859 runs Last season he
hniAied the hitting total xell over
The 3.Goo mark
Napoleon laioie has chance to
tie the batting record for total num-
bcF ot years IN the aristocrscy OF
baseball He has hatted more than
800 sixteen years II looks as II he
might make the grade again this
total or the Younger men. the toll
lowing are conceded a chance 10 cx-
Gel Wagncr's wonderful career.
Ty Cobb Iwho has batted IN
tho 800 class for nine consecu.
tive seasons. with general
average OF 372
Eddie Collins. Chicago White
SoN, In the 300 class for six con-
secuiiye seasons. with a gen.
eral average OF .3i5.
iris Speaker. Roston Red
Sox. In the 300 class for ak
consecutive seasons. general
average. 343
Joe Jackson. Cleveland. In the
800 class for Eve consecutive
seasons. general average, $50.
Stuny' Mclnnis. Athletics.
in the 300 class for i've con.
secutiye seasons. general aver
age 3ls
Jake Daubert Brooklyn. In
the 300 class for four consecu-
tive seasons general average.
.323
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
NO FORM At ALL, euT
oNoh HITS EN-

Major league managers and
coaches devote the greater part OF
six weeks In the south Just before
the season starts and several score
Of forenoons during the season itself
IN teaching what IL known as form
20 youngsters. The greater part OF
this instruction IL devoted 10 bat.
ting.
There are a thousand and one
wrong ways 20 bat II seems. and
very few correct methods. and the
player who II not master OF the
correct way has little hope OF being
worthy Of a place of honor in the
oRense roster. Even a slight defect
In form at the plate Is considered
very reprehensible, and brings forth
all sorts OF emphatic criticism ana
object lessons And then along
comes some fellow who violates
every rule OF the game and succeeds
IN clouting the old sphere a la Tiger
wrccking crew. Heinie Groh, for In
stance.
Detroit fans saw him go 10 bat
yesterday in the exhibition game At
Navin field. and shrieked with mirth
as they observed his stance" as
the golfer folk say. The Cincy
third baseman faces the pitcher
squarcly. with both feet pointed TO
ward second base and every partic
ular OF his attitude absolutely con.
trary 20 the approved posture under
,Auch circumstances A high school
ball player who stood at the plate
N oroh stands would be summary
dismissed from the squad.
Yet tho last National league bat
sing averages show this Groh person
Isading the league for players who
havs participated in all the games
C The season. and his record is sis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
WOMEN'S GOLF
TOURNEY OPENS

MONTCLAlR. " J.. May 1.-THE
first OF the one-day tournament %
the Women's Metropolitan Coli az.
ISOLATION opens here TO-DAY Mrs
Lawrence Swift. president ~ the
association. made public the other
dates. They are Apavam!s on
May %. Essex County on June 3.
Plalnheld on June u. Richmond
County on June % Nassau FOR a
two-day meeting on June q and %
and HOLLYWOOD on Inlv IL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
Tip TO TIGER HURLERS
I TO SHOW THEIR CLASS
AGAINST FASTENERS
BASEBALL FINDS USE
FoR lMpR soNEO MAYOR.

I.EAvENwORTH. Eas May
il.-Danny claire. a former
Western league player, who Is
serving 4 term IN the fedora,
peui,entiary here. pulled a good
one the other day He Was looS.
ing over some new "roomers
and sskcd
Who Is that smooth faced fel
low In the lead
tie vas Informed that j, VAS
MAyor Roberts. a. Terre HaUte.
Who had been sentenced FOR cleo
ton irregularities In The Indiana
town Claire commented
We'll, I'm glad the mayor Il
here lie can pitch the frs; ball
when The prison team plays rs
opening game this summer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
BRITISH GOLFERS
TIMID TRAVELLERS

NEW YORK. May 1o.-The
chances OF England's star golfers
appearing In the forthcoming open
tournament at Baltusrol next month
appear 10 be waning. The sinking
OF the Lusitania has filled such men
as Harry Vardon. Edward Ray,
James Braid. and George Duncan
with desire 20 stay as far away
from German torpedoes as possible.
Vardon and Ray have already can.
celled their booking and the other
two will probably follow suit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11

Puts his eep on first when
DOMINIC his uniform
The X ne over. 30 c0ns all OF
Bis clothes, including uecktie
and coat. before climbing into
his Icaas Just superstition
Racks his ba q certain vay
and raves n g. ia even lostled.
No one IS permitted 20 touch IT,
Carrie a vad Of chewing gum
stuck 20 his button cap when
batting L two strikes are So
cured or lim. transfers the gum
70 his month aud avoids -'-lk.
ing out
Bars teammates from certain
portions OF he ETeeGsT ard
while hes a. bat
Insists on being the last man
20 touch the ball vixen thrown
around the diamond before 10
goes 20 the pitcher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
Squint Through Mask % Years if
You Want to Spoil Your Face, Says Hank

IVY face and Grabbed
and desire public
Hank oDay, who suppan,ed Tho Sheridan o
ball umpires, and who
arbters are eating regularly the author Of this statement
"A have tho mobile and
continued Hank but after he has
his features
In base ball
hundred decisions decision
therefore
When have stood there balls
binding speed with tanalng slowness
wonder that In Is
anxious and sulen look To tell the truth
freezes that have crowds
really while trouble with
had 70 laugh quietly The strain Of will alter
Characteristic but his disposition he the right kind
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
PRENDERGAST TO
MEET Peterson

Nj Clemens fight promoters arc
Announcing a card for Friday night
that features a bout between Paul
Peterson and Johnnie Prendergast
as the final Eddie HATFIELD. OF In.
dlanapolis. and Johnnie Searns. OF
Mt Clemens. viii furnish the semi.
final entertainment There will be
special car service from Detroit TO
the Bath City and return Friday
night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
PRETTY ROMANCE IN
DAVE FuLTZ's CAREER

SOt TIL NORW NIX. Conn.
May 10 when Attorney David
[ Fultx. head 81; the baseball
players ,ra,ernity. PLAYED tall
IN this place - years ago. he ~
sport pushed friends baby car.
riage through the streets
I'm going 20 wait FOR you" re-
marked Filtz. as he pattet the
pretty baby girl occupant on the
cheek
Mr. Ful'ts engagement 20 this
baby girl Of years ago VAS ar.
n0unced last week She IL Mis-
Ida VI Vsrl.u. OF this city Tn"
marriage vlll take place In June
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
Ernie KOOb to Join
Browns in Few Days

KALAMAZOO. Mich May H.
Ernest Koob. The Kalamazoo Nor.
NAL pitcher whom Branch Hickey
discussed terms with NJ Ann Arbor
recently. will Join the Browns imme
d8tely after the NormalOiivet game
this week. according 10 statement
by the hurler
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
Not Even Eddie Collins, University Man.
Is Free From Superstition of Diamond

smtr al Managers
New a W AZ ID at ID
a in pc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
Close and Exciting

In a close and exciting game yes
terday afternoon. Central High de.
feated Mcmillan by % To count.
The winners got II hits and stole 20
Graft. a Central freshman. pitched
and allowed Mcmillan but four
blows
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11

GRAND LEDGE. Mich, May IL
Eddie Nelson. OF Grand Ledge, and
Harry White. OF Detroit. fought an
eight-round draw here last night.
pleasing a large crowd 4 number
OF members Of tho legislature we're
present. and offered no criticism
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
STANDINGS
American League.


Innings b pa ff D.
Boston - 70 % % p -- &
New York 1 o. o H s D l.- .
Batteries Poster and Thomas No
Hale and $InamHker Umpire Null
lan@y and Evans
one game scheduled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
Today. Gnme..

Boston at Detroit
washington at thi~a 20
Athletic a. - Louis
New YORK at cleveland.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
Federal League.
1T ANDING.
YESTERDAY. Results.

Chicago TO- newark =
Kansas Citr T. Brooklyn
Pittsburgh lg. Baltimore
81 Louis . Buffalo Q. % innings.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11

pittsburgn a. BUFFALO
Chicago az Brooklyn
Kansas city At Newark.
81 Louis a. Baltimore
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
Todsys Games.

- Louis ~ Boston
Chicago AZ BROOKLYN
Cincinnati A. New York.
Pittsburgh az Philadelphia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
MAXWELL SETS
NEW RECORD

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May liz
V. Riokenbacher. sensational Max.
well driver. established a new shor,
distance record for the indianapolis
motor speedway by Keeling OF eight
laps in practice for The mex, Indian.
apolis 500mile race al the rate OF
"a miles an hour His fastest trip
around the track was made in las.
or slightly under % miles an hour.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11

Total bases-Dstroit -. Cincinnati
II. Sacrifice hIts-Ettt groh stolen
be ses-Eitf GToh Pitching sum
mary-5 hits and - times AZ bar or
Toney In 2 !nuinzs hits and 25
times a, BAT - Brown IN innings,
BITS and p times a. Dot oT Led
better In ; innings. 1 hits ard =
lines A. bat N oldham 70 lnnings
Two-hase h.ts--Cra WfOrf Brown.
kavarazh olson Thrae base hits
Neacn 2 Busn kavanazh. struck OUT
BY oldham Wagner. by Brown
lid better Young FullarJ Bssep
on 0alls-CT LAdbetf-r tcTisfth p
Wagner Leach O. Gr0hY. OF oldham
tDootn Leach, 80 Brown ezra a.
FORD. Jacobson Ledhstt"rb or Brown
jacobson. Eitt - First ha@e on
erro-s--ftef-oit tlncluauti Lett
- bases-Uetroit 2. Cincinnati IS
VIA pitches-i.ad Oldham
Time 90 rupirsa- NEllfn and fH-
neeu. Attends nee -2t2.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
American Association.
NDING.,

81. Paal IL Minneapolis IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
oranae 70 VOL on, Here

The Syracuse university track
team, which meets Michigan at Ann
Arbor Saturday. will work out az
the d. L. s. track Friday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
CINCINNN II


1.-TWO out when winning ran scored
Called 20 allow Cincinnati % catch
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11

HAfteTlNh-r SsNNFl. ls1Fffiflers y fFuSy
and Bresnahan Cooper. Councilman
and Sckang Impires-Ri gler and
Hart
Three games scheduled
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-11
National League.


Batter lee.---I esrFau Srhurp, Hitthr.
Meyers and Mclean Tyler. Cr4tchcr
and Whaling Jmpires--klcrn ard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-19
CRACK SHOTS
START MATCH

With fully SO crack shots al
ready in the city, the 1915 annu-
al tournament of the Pacific In
dams began this afternoon at the
Tacoma Gun clubs range at Man
itou. Seceral sportsmen from San
Diego arrived last night, and ths
men competing represent gun
clubs in all parts of the Pacific
coast. Today's shooting Is SEMI
official, the real matches not
starting until tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-19
HOMER WINS
in THE 10TH

BELLINGHAM, July ia
classical 1-to-1 game that went
eleven innings yesterday between
the Victoria Orphans and the
Vancouver Beavers was rudely
broken up when Hoffman for Vic
toria lined out home run, bring
ing two men in ahead of him.
Out of the seven runs of both
sides, three we're homers. The
score: r H Il
Victoria ............. 8 8 3
Vancouver ........... q 6 8
Batteries: Boice and Hoffman;
Arlett and Brottem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-19
BRER RABBIT
'WASN'TLUCKY

A rabbit ran across the dia-
mond at Arletta yesterday while
the Tacoma Beavers were at bat
in their game with the Arletta
team. 1t did not bring the pro-
verbal good luck for the Tacoma
team, however. Arletta winning
the game by 9 to score. The
rabbit incident threatened to
break up the contest, everyone
forgetting baseball while they
chased the animal. The Beavers
reported that they received royal
treatment at the hands of the Ar
letta players. The score:
II II e
Beavers commune. 4 10 5
Arletta .............. 8 IA 3
Batteries: Rennie, Lick and
Keller: Buckmaster and Buck
master.