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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-06

Walter johnson would win a lot more
baseball games II he didn't get so much
competition from the Washington team
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-06

None OF the st. Looey writer's seem
anxious to back up their contention that
the Browns will cop the pennant by
standing on their heads until the glad
event takes place n
AS the players start hitting their
strides. the fans begin to suspect that
more than one players stride Is q limp
Anderson sunk forty-foot putt on the
Ardsley links. A forty-foot putt is
equivalent to a three-base bunt In base
ball
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-06

Totals. 30 6A - Q
'Batted for Ainsmith In the ninth.
Nalonals. ......................... 900 900 100
be'rot '''.''.'''''s'..-'......... Vz 1OO UOx-S
Runs-Cobb. Young. Coveieskie, Rondeau
and johnson. Bases on balls-On Coveies-
ke. 2. Struck out-By johnson. .: by Cow
eleskie. 8. Two-base hits-Morgnn. williams.
Heilman. Three-base hits-Rondeau, veach
Sacrifice hits-Morgan. Milan. Double play
Mcbride to Morgan TO Ainsmith. Left on
bases-Washington, 8: Detroit. 6. First base
on errors-Detroit, 1. Wild pitch-,Johnson,
Balk-Coveleskie. Umpires-Messrs. Hide
brand and Connolly. Time OF Eame-i hour
and 30 minutes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-06
Tomorrow's Games.

Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-06
RARD RUUOLpN

Baseball has more Jockeys than rae
ing.
The S. p. c. A. should investigate the long
spurs being worn by the Rrandstand JockeyN
az the jumps are all cut and bleeding.
f! Some folks die game. Here is a
Boston chess expert admitting that
baseball is one of the country's lead
ing sports.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-06

Engineers. by scoring in every one OF
the six innings OF play, gained an ll-to-s
win over the Adjutant Generals Office
in the War lnterbureau circuit. Both
teams made many errors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-06

Detroit, s.: Washington =
Boston. B; Cleveland, O.
d. New York. 8: Chicago. ?.
Athlctics-St. Louis. rain.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-06
THREE TEAMS TIED
FOR LEAGUE TITLE
Government Circuit Finds Hot
Battle for Title on White Lot.

State, War, ana Navy. defeating
Commerce, in the Government League,
by a l1-to-z count, caused three
cornered tie In that league between the
former team and the Treasury and
Agriculture team. The losers could
only gather three nits on Pitcher
Buscher, while the winners were pound
ing O.Brien and Bischofr for eighteen
bingles. shsiin. playing third for the
victors. got three hits in as many times
at the bat.
Cantweli. pitching for steel Plant. in
the Potomac League, held Highlands to
four hits and three runs. while his
team was pounding the opposing pitch
ers for fifteen hits and fourteen runs.
Cantweil sent fifteen Highlands batters
to the bench via the strike-out route.
Columbia had an easy time disposing
OF the Phi Mu. Sigma, In the Rosedale
League. winning by a lU-to-7 score.
Payne, for the winners. pitched good
bah, not allowing a run until the last
inning.
Auditors and General Orrice staged an
exciting eight-inning pitchers battle
In the Terminal League. in which the
FORMER came out NlCtOTs Dy IL rally In
the eighth pushing over two runs. max
ing the count I to 2. Tyson. pitching
for the Auditors, held his opponents TO
two hits.
NJ. AIoysius'. by hitting the ball at
opportune times. scored a s-to-s win
over the 1T. Dominics team IN a hard
fought game. J. and A. Gerard. play
ing for the losers, both got three hits
out OF f1ve times up.
Engineers. by scoring in every one OF
the six innings OF play. gained an Ito.
win over the Adjutant Generals Office
in the War lnterbureau circuit. Both
teams made many errors.
Land won over Patent in one OF tn,
best games played in the Home Cut
League this year by 5-to-4 score. The
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-06

Sam McVey and Joe Jeanette have
had their act translated into Spanish,
and WtI produce IL personally IN Buenos
Aires.
BY carrying a straw and making q bum
decision. an ump can always be sure Of
nice. cool drink Of soda pop in Phila-
delphia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-06
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

WeesuIBe0tns to look as " you ad-
dress 1t care OF T. Roosevelt, Washing
ton, d. @.
zip-Nerer heard that Mdtty tDds a
grandfather.
PROBLEMS FOR THE A. A. u.
II fisherman sells a half-pint. Is he a
PROFESSIONAL
II hunter looks down his gun barrel. Is
his widow an amateur?
Who should get the gate receipts when two
birds try to change seats In a canoe7
he be an amateur or a prof
Should a pinochle contestant be barred In
his freshman year7
Copyright. 1916. by the Press Publishing co.,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-06

The seventh straight defeat for the
Grins came because johnson was a
mediocre pitcher for FIVE innings and
Coveleskie was invincible.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-22
MeutS auS Mustatine.

gapt. otto %. M1l1ll bat aus Ies
Moines bonn Moiutant General sic
|Srore erbalten, feline 8atterie 6
frtessbereit ST balten, 10 baB lie IL
oer6eit einseSogen peroen fam. 1te
gatterie miro 1pabrideinlid belte
l1ad Comp 9o6ge, 9es Moines, ab=
|geben.
@iIliam 9. Simplon, Ser megen
l1rgelesliden gerfatfs BON geiItiaert
@etranfen angeflaet tit, lpltroe Dor.
geltern inter 5000 giiraihaft oen
GroBgeihporenen iibermielen. 9pa=
ter6in befallnte er iid idyuIois.
George Mellon bon 5iib M11sca=
tine mltrbe porgeltern BON Hid]ter 90.
S. 9onegan i'm 1itriftsgeridt me-
gen Gerfaltfs bon geiltigen @ctran-
fen 81 $500 .Strafe u1o A Mpnate
GefangniB perlrtbeilt. Ser 8erllr-
tbeilte bat @erlfl1ng I'M @crid)t ge=
gen sic gerbangllng ser Strafe elm
Igereidt. 90 bies linn 1pas niisen
miro, bleibt %ab5uparten. 4.
Die beioen uNear Seer @nfiets"
on ser Soma Mpetl1e lt1lb an ser Oft
liden 2. StraBe baben ibre Ylase
frcipillig geld)loller, oa auf 8etre;e
ben bon Mnpalt s. 9. @ettD bon 3a-
penport, &ertreter Ser 2aip enforce.
meltt 2eagl,e, bas lit SaiIlern per-
5apfte @etronf alalpiirt merben ioll,
Inn fclt5ultellel1, ob baslelbe mebr
Ilfobolgebalt bot, mie borgeldrie-
ben. I'm allem Srl1bel aus oenn @e.
&c SIT geben, baben bie 8eliser oas
Geidaft a~llfgegeben.
Cine Mn5abI 11e1ter Mefrl1ten baben
iid fir @atterie 6 anmerben laljen.
Tim nit in Sen &rieg gegen Merifo 5u
sieber, 1pelln es Ipsgeben ioIlte. Die
9atterie miro iett tiid,tig eeoriIlt, I'M
Dem &riegsbanowerf gbre 81 made,t.
@cil ct eiuett friminellet Mnariff
allf ieine 12 relp. 8 Sabre alten
Stieitodter gemadt baben ion, pire
ein gelpiller Sarpep 9afer bon Grant
|lton bon Ser Sbrigfeit eeil,dt. Ser
Msalm lit 33 Sabre alt, 5 SUB 8 3on
groB, ounfel nno auiest etma 155
Gflrno. Sberiff 81. S. @ilep bon
Mllscotine County bot cine 8eIob=
nllmg bon $50 fir Sic grareifung ocs
Mannes a%ltsgeiett. Gin anberer &erI
pom lelben collage, elm eepiIler Otis
Is. @roner, Ser i'm lebten Serblt Sic
oanlalS - Sabre alte Carrie Burns
pabre11o zines 8eiudes i'm Sauie Ser
|Gltcru Der @enannten frimineu iiber-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-22

N-esE N
Gin 2ebenSmuber, Der Is
jabri9e 2aceD Steport aus Neir
BORT, Der bel elmer p%prtisen Spiri
tuoienlirm befGaftiat ipar, bot iid)
cine eigene MetDube ausaepaht, nit
er leine Abliht AM lid;erten aus.
fii6ren t0nne. @r lisIltc lid in einem
lbgeleyenen @eibdItsraum feine,
5irma einen Softer auredt, nabm
oas gnoe zines @hlaudes III be,
Nuno, ben er at benz @asbabn Re
;sftiat bate, brebte pos Gas al,
NIB i9liipfte i'll ben Softer, Der Ieir
5ar9 iperoen iolIte. ST purbe fpG-
.tr uls 2eide oeIunben, dis Der tart,
Sasaeru9 bic Nadbarl6a!t auf
msrtlam sema9t 5atte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-22
Scirat9s : Grlanbnihidcinc,

Sasper 90. 2lop0, &epnolos, lrn6
Sri. Soa Soriptbe, giola.
@rneit Is. 9nrder, Sapanna, 111o.
SRI. Siln1a g. Mngoabl, sort Byron.
Mlpa IS. Sboof, 5trongburlt, l1no
Irf. 2l1cD MDers, 9qmamafa.
grtelt S. Mittman, Mllscatine,
lu1o Sri. 8land)e % Merfelbadt Mo-
line.
@arrp @ier1teimer uno SRI. 9el1ie
6. Goben, 9es Moines, So.
Sobn S. Mangolb, @rinnel, Sssa.,
nno Sri. Sclpig 9. Mnoerlon, &od
Sslnnb.
6reo IS. 3abrt uno Trau Mart5a
2ena Stanton, Marengo, So.
So1par0 81. @apes nnb SRI. Mabcl
Malcolm, Moline.
Go 81. 8eitin l1n6 Sri. g6itb Mn~
6erlon, Moline.
Cine nel1c MODERN eil1geridtete
gdderei bat 6ieie @ode @err Mar
Gol5in in Dem crit fiir5lid fertigge-
ltelten nellen ltl1b maliipen 5lpeiitof!<
gen @ebdl1oe geo. 31S Is. 5trabe err
Dffnet. Die @itferei i'm bi,,tersn
Gbeil 0es @ebdllbes lit nit einem Ser
mobernlten @afofe1l altsgeltattet
mor6en, ser cine beoel,te1be Surnlne
aefoItet bat. Gas obere 5toflperf lit
fir cine beqlleme @obnlutg eingerid-
tet fir Sic 5anlilie Gpl5in, mibrenb
0ie 6ront i'm u1teren Stoftperf fir
einen 2aben eingeriGtet moroM1 lit.
8as Sn1ere nlo MelBere bes @e6alt.
6es madt eillen pornehmen un6 lpli-
Den ginorud. &errn 8ol5in mleren
@liid1pnni6 81 Dem grfolg.
Die 8lumenparaoe, sic bier iopobl
mic in 9abellport nno God Sssslan0
o~bge6alten ipmr6e, mar cine Ser ldon.
iten ieit Safret l1lb erregte al1gemei.
ne Mnerfennlltg nn6 REMEMBERING.
gimige Geidaftsleute batten mirfli-
DIE Hradtpagcn sniammcngeltent.
9ie gali5e Narabe beltano aus aus.
geidntiitften alltomobilen lnfb narel1
niele @ei1aitsleute Ser Irci=St1bte
pertreter. giniee ser @agell lpuroen
iberaa npplau0irt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-22

fiel, lit lett in 2ealars, q. Iafota,
perbaftet ltlto bierber 3uriidgebradt
porben. Sein Nrpseb miro am Mon-
tag i'm 1iitriftsaerid1t erDffnet mcr-
BEN. Ias Mabd)en iiebt lit fl,r5cr
3eit i6rer Nieoertunft elltgegcn.
geridlieoer1e bieiiac apotbcfcr limo
nad Soma Gitp gereiit, no tic a11 ser
Subres5llammenfnnft Der Soma
Stofe pharmaceutical 4iiociation
tbeilnebn1en. @err 9. u. @enoerlon
bon 6ler belt geitern eil1en Gortrag
liber Tadfragen. Iruggilten BON al
lell Ibeilen nes Staates nebnlcl1 on
Ser &onoention tbeil.
Die @erren SSofn1 5. Iifeu lrno
George Weeroinf limo als 9elegaten
oe5 bieIigen us Gll1bs oorgeItern
Mberto 11ad] Gbilaoelpbia, ga, obse=
reiit, no naid)Ite @od)e sic 9satiol1al-
&orpcl1tion Ser pereil1igte1 sl5eigctl-
flltbs ocs Sanoes ltnttfinoen miro.
Sic Benalt1lten meroen bei oicler Sc
~leaenbelt @aibington, >. g. Nem
Dsorf mo al1oere Grobitaote i'm Gitcl1
belNdlen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-22
Ssrael aenoelman bon bier

iid an bas @cridt eclpallot, INN iei-
men @anen in Srael Serman ut1all.
Ianoern, % er inter oielem Namen
allgemein befanlt lit. Gr fommt bon
8aBlano nno mobnt felt 1le,t,1 Sat
ren in God SsIan0.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-22
Mene8 aus Mod Sslano.

Nod llltr fl,r5er &ranfbeit lit ae.
ltert Mprgen ime st. NntbonD Solpi-
tal Jranf Gan1barger gel torben. gr
tuuroe in Sod Sslan0 ge6oren nt1b
ipar Elm Sl1genieur bon 9erlf. 9ir
Sinterbliebenen iinb orei 9riioer uno
bier Sdipel tern. Die @eeroigltng fi1-
bet am 5reitag Nad)mittag BON S. g..
anor's 2eidenbel tattlnlgsanItalt aus
out oem Gbippiannof Srieobof ltatt.
Sic grobte Serltderungsiltnme,
Bic mabreno BEG perfloiienen Sabres
ON cine 6amilie ausbe5ablt poroen
lit, NOR Die bes perltorbenen Sttc
&lr6er. Die gumme betrug $14O,-
145, gemaB Ser Srillra,tce GreB. Sin.
0ere beoeltelloe Gerli6erungen mo-
rem oie BON 8. g. MeGabe, $4,000,
glmore %. @llrlt, $4,000, 6. Go-
1teel, $1,000 un0 5lpei anbere, Be-
ren Nan1eit 1idt ge1anl1t mllroen, 5u
je $4,000.
Die bieiigen @eidaftsleite tperoen
bente Wittag i6re @eId)afte pegcn Ser
Garaoe i6lieben uno am Nadmittag
gelhloIle1 balten, Inn Sen Mngeitel=
ten @elege1rbeit 5lt geben, sic Yarabe
81 le6en mno Damn an Sen Jeltli1fei-
ten auf Dem grlcnal tbeil5l1nebmett.
8ie Yara0e be9innt I'M l l1br at ser
5. apenlle llno %. StraBe unb be-
1pegt iid Damn ourd oie @a1ptltraBcn
BON Moline ln1b Mod Sslano. Itc
Dffentliden @ebaube iotpie SfficeE
perben ant 9sad)mittag ebenfalls ge-
ldlolien iein. Die @rieitrdger mer-
Ben anr Gorn1ittag l1llr cine Mbliefe=
rllng made1. Cine groBe Meniden-
mcllge miro alts Ser ltmgegeno er-
martct.
Der 1tiabrige iarbige sSsurge So.
cos Mllen, Ser am Moutag IN Molinc
Derbaftet mllr0e, neil er elm 6abrra6
aus Ser Sort & 5treiter Garage &c.
itoblen batte, mur0e gelter,1 BON Gid.
ter sc. q. 2aripn rlab Der &eform-
idllle IN ct. Charles aeidift. Der
Sllllge lpar trob %lei,1er Sl1ge1to nid,t
mebr 5lls .5iigeln ltlb miro ibm cine
itrenae 3ltdt iii ser 9ellcrlngsaMtaIt
gut tbun.
Die 5arbiaen ser gtaot meroen
atn Wontag auf 0em &od Sslano
Expedition Earf ltnter Oe1t sltlpi5ien
bcs gri-@itp 4leaiure Glllb eilten att
mooiiden barbecue abbalten, ein=
idlieblih 9aleball, Saul fampf ,8ett=
rennen unb ionitigen 9~olfsbelnlti.
gltnscn. Sim Ibeno folgt eim groBer
9al(.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-22
sat icincm 2cbcn niclleidt iclbit Cit
-Gnbc gcmad)t.

81 gSlparo 6. Ilbrec, ser bisber
In oem &eini9lrngs : gtabli1iement
bon Sen g. CALLAHAN, 610 Is. Str.
0abier angeItellt nor, leillcm 2e6en
ein gnoc gcn1ad)t bat ooer nidt, fann
bis jett nod a1iht feItaeltellt meroen.
|2etterer batte BON 9l1bree aus an
ieincm Mrbeitgeber eillen 8rief ge.
ianot, in meldem er ldrieb, bab CT
|iid) i'm Slllb ertral1fen meroe. @is
|jcbt fat man BON Dem Mann nod
|nidts m1sgeflnocn. Ger Ma1m lit
etpa so Sabre alt, NOR tets arbeits=
jam luno 6otte la11gere 3eit fir Gala
ban %georbcitet. gs mag iei1l, onB ct
iid crtrdnft bat rllo DOB Sic. 2eibe
nod niht auigefu1oen morbem lit.
Sic bieiigen 1abrifanten l1no @e-
lhdftsleute limo 81 @llniten bon
uYrepareoneb" (sereitldaft in
ari~easfallen) ms begiinitigen 6is
Mrbeiten Ser Bieligen Mili5 rnb Ma~
rinerei erben nad) ieber Hidtun1.
sic pollen ibren Mngeitellten aIler-
BANJO 9egiinltiglungen maeoeiben lai-
len, menn Tie iih Sen @ompagrlien
anidlieben tpollen. Sic moller 'aud
Sen 2e1te1 fit ei1en poler Monut
Den 2obn m%tssablen, menr1 iie iid) hi
beridieoe1en @lmoesgprnil ollen ats
biloen laiien ipollen.
Sir 5000 per sSabr bti @araus.
5abllrng miro Ser Ser Gcmufrot"
an irael,S cine M6relie IN Mnline
1lno llnlarAclo per Golt 'irci ins
Salls aclicicrt. IieS 2cier erbalten
,bie l,crelten unb 6eiten Nodribten
ieoen Morgen 3ltgeltelt. 9eitellmn.
gen fonreue gu ie6er 3eit gemad)t
aperoet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-22
MtueS aug Moline.

Die Stabtpermoltung fat sic Ser.
malt1lngsfolten fir Oie 5taot Molin.
fir Dos fommenOe Sabr I'M $4,000
bel6nittcn 1ln0 miro bieies Sabr mir
$376,16S.S4 fir alfe Staotoepartce
merlts ausgeben. Sic Staotpermal.
TING bat bies fir not6apel10ig befl1a=
oen, neil 0ie @irtbidaftsli5enien fir
Die nadlten beioen Sabre i1 @egfal
fomnleut. Man rinmt NIT 9eltimmt-
bcit an, baB bie @irtbidaften in stpei
Su6ren IN Moline mie6er eingefiibri
.DcrDen.
Nieol @raeraft, Der porgeitern
M6enO in 0en 8abnbofen BON Gibbs
iiberiaaen, beraubt uno oann geidoi-
len murOe, 10 baB er nod bem 500
line S%taotboipital gebro6t perben
mltBte, MO- er mebrere Gage in bes
benfli6em 3ltitanoe o%arnieoerlag, lit
jett altf bem 8ege bqr 8eieru1g
Cine Operation apl1roe notbmeltoig,
nm bic &ngel gu entfernen. 5one
Ibomas, lln6 Mife Moroas, 5tpei
6rembe, ml1roen Dor eiuigen Gagen
Oes l1eberfales beroadtigt n1o mer-
Sen jett i'm GolmtpgefdngniB gebol-
ten. 1as Gerbor miro ltattfinoen,
menn Gracraft 10 melt bergeitellt lit,
'oaB ct Ieinen Mngreifern gegeniiber-
geltelt meroen fam.
Sic geltrige glltmenparaoe bat
altd bier lpie in Sen Experimentation
allaemeinen Mnflang l1no 9emln,oe-
rl1ng g%efunOen. Moline mar bei oer-
ielben iebr gut pertreten. @ier NOR
Der gnOpunft ser 9arabe, ba bielelbp
5llerlt our6 9apenport nno oanll
|nad &od Sglano ging.
Silbis IaBt ieine @aIIerrobre1t oie-
lies Sabr. be0euten0 altsoebnen lno
miro bierfiir tanien6e Collars .al,s-
geben. Nnoere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gen mer0en oa5n masseiii6rt.
Ser ihmeoiide Mdnnerdor, Ser
Ilih anf bem 5angerfeit i'll Smaba
altfbdlt nl1o OIL 0enJ &or5erten tbeil-
nimmt, erntet BORT beredtigte 2or.
lbeeren. Die oortigen, 3eitungen be-
ipreden. 0eiien gegebene Rl1mmerl,
auf idmeidJefbdfte @eiie. @er oe1
MSannerdor ldon einmal gebort BOT.
meiB, Bob berIel6e oa5u bered)tigt lit.
Die Moline Marinerel erben mo-
den iid bereit fir Sen <f 5l Sen
Sobnen megen 6en merifaniidc1
@irren. Iielelben perlammelten iid
geItern sltr Mltlterung in Der Mrmo-
lIrp Sale nn0 iinO p%ollltanoig bereit,
mls5uriidell, lpelm Sic SrOre crlalIet
lmirb.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-06
Boston Crew Here in
Badly Crippled
Condition.
GREGG HURLS
FOR VISITORS
Carrigan Determines
to Use SOuthpaw Gag
Once More
BY HAROLD v. WILCOX.

NAVlN FIELD. June 6.-The Red
season In Detroit this afternoon.
They reached town in a badly shat
tered condition. Barry and Garden
or were III and Hooper was on
bench with a charley horse. Man
ager Carrigan shifted Janvrin TO
third base, Scott 10 short and Hem
rickson 20 right McNslly played
second base.
Gregg warmed up for Boston. Car
rigan deciding 10 work the old south
paw gag against the Tigers. The
last time Gregg worked against De
troit he was knocked out OF the boz.
Dauss prepared 10 pitch for Detroit.
Boston has made clean sweep OF
everything In the series In the east
and the Tigers were determined to
secure revenge similar TO that they
took in the Washington series which
closed yesterday.
First Inning
BDST0S--YounE threw out Hen
TlCkH'hs McNaliF popped 10 BurnH
Young made a running catch Of
Lewis iine drive. No run, no hit, no
error.
IErRoIT--Bush nIsd TO Lewis.
Wit popped 10 Ia1vTin. Cobb sin
gi To left cobb went 20 second on
q wild pitch. and stole third. veach
walked Neacl stole second. He'll
mar srVrcd cobb and Ieach with a
single 10 center. -Hcilmsn went to
second when walker fumbIed the
bail. Barns fied 20 Lewis. Two runs,
two hits. one error
Second Inning.
BCsToN--ioblitzel licd to Cobb.
made running catch Of Jauvrin's ny
20 short right. No run. no hit. no
error.
DETROIT-Young singled TO left
Stanage struck out. Young Was
caught of FIRST and make a break
ond rolled far into left neld and
Young scored on the error. Dauss
walked. Bush bounced single OF
GreRgs glove. Jsnvrin got Wits fly.
Cobb walked, filling the bases Veach
nied 20 Walker. Ono run. two hits.
no error.
Third Inning.
Thomas fouled to stanage. Bush
threw out Gregg. No run. no hit. no
error.
DETRoIT-Henrieks got He'll
mans ny. Burns stuck out Young
singled 70 certen, Stanage nied TO
Fourth Inning.
YDSTON-Cob made running
catch OF Henrickson's fy 10 short
center Bush threw out McNally.
Lewis was called out on strikes. No
run no hit, no error.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-06

REMAINS
STRONG
Kitchener's Death Has
No Effect On
Trading

NEW YORK, June 6.--The New
York Evening Sun financial review
today said
Despite little irregularity
stocks ruled generally strong In
wall.st. today, but there was no mis-
taking the highly professional char
acter OF the trading. and the mar.
ket as whole lacked spontaneity
and visor. II made a rather indiner-
ent early response. for instance, TO
the increased dividends declared by
the Nevada. Chino and Kennecott
Copper companies.
The loss OF Lord Kitchener, the
British secretary OF state for war,
who, with the members OF his stan,
were drowned by the sinking OF the
cruised Hampshire of the coast OF
Scotland. which became known be-
fore the opening OF the local ex.
change, had no effect upon prices.
First prices here were irregularly
changed. the feature being a rather
sharp decline in the Mercantile Ma
rine issues. United States Steel
common was a shade better and
pronounced strength developed ear
ly in Crucible Steel. but the stand
ard railway shares, representative
industrials and copper stocks moved
languidly within narrow range for
the most part.
There were but few remaining
traces OF the auto-intoxication which
afflicted the market yesterday.
"Reactionary tendencies were
more pronounced in the late trading
and early gains were cancelled
wholly in some instances"
The Detroit times., 1916-06-06
TODAY'S GAM (
BOSTON.
OOOO 60
DETROIT


Batteries-Gregg and Thomas;
Dauss and Stanage. Umpires--Con-
molly and Hildebrand.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-06
b-Bid s-sold

DETROIT. Mich. June s.-Close;
Liverpool came across with a big de-
cline but the American markets
were steady and no change was noted
here or In Chicago.
Winnipeg developed some strength
over the holiday owing TO active
foreign buying in that market. but
Winnipeg wheat as one OF the causes
OF weakness Atlantic freights are
lower. which helps the foreign situa-
tion. British stocks are increasing.
although not at rapid rate and
smaller receipts are expected In the
near future American offerings are
said to he large and the United King
dom Is getting large supply OF
The general outlook shows little
change Abundant rains have fallen
In the southwest and greatly helped
the position Of the crop. Stocks OF
and fresh foreign buying Is not
enough to give any relief. The mar
ket is said TO he In an oVersold con-
dition and subject 10 sharp advance
when covering begins, but the bears
have no fear and are still selling.
Canadian. crop news is bullish.
Acreage in the northwest shows a
decrease OF 20 per cent, The country
ever, and the immediate future is not
bullish.
Covering OF shorts became popular
during the session and the market
gained strength, closing at gain
OF &c.
Corn advanced NC. oats 1c and
cash beans sc.
Tuesdays wheat quotations: Cash
No. red. Siil& July opened with
out change at $l10z and advanced
10 sl12is September opened at
Sl.l1 y and advanced to S1.13is; No.
white si.O6%.
Tuesdays coarse grain quotations
Corn. Cash No. .. 71c. No. 3 yellow.
73c. No. yellow, Il n 72c.
Oats Standard, 42c; No. 3 white,
Ale. No. white, IA soc.
Rye: Cash No. ., 97c.
and 9edai July shipment. .4f5. '1"'
Seeds: Prime red clover. sss5;
prime alsike, ss.2S; prime timothy,
Receipts In the Detroit marke,
Tuesday included 1000 bbls. OF -four
IL cars OF wheat. 50 OF corn, - OF
oats, OF rye and s OF hay. Ship
ments were 1000 bbls. OF -four. 5000
bu. OF wheat. $4,000 bu. OF corn, a.
000 bu. OF oats and 1000 hu. Of rye.
stocks are 321, % hu. of wheat. 167-
000 bu. OF corn, 355.500 bu. OF oats
and 3S 600 bu. of rye,
Receipts of wheat Tuesday: Du-
luth. lS1 cars. against ~ year ago;
Minneapolis. $50 cars. against III:
Winnipeg. i9I cars. against l9S, Chi
The Detroit times., 1916-06-06
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO, June s-wheet: Cash,
ti.ii%. Corn: Cash. Ti7sc. July and
September, 72c oats; Cash, ave.
July, I2hc: september. Iossc. Rye;
Cash, 95hc. Cioverseed: Cash $50.
October, 1877; December. $50 Al
sike: Prime. 1880 Timothy: Cash.
$3.50. Butter Brick creamery. 3lc:
tub creamery. soc. EERs Fresh cand-
led. 2Ic; fancy selects. csc. Hay: TN
changed
The Detroit times., 1916-06-06

CHICAGO GRAIN

NTITNNGO, juno 6--Openlng =
NHeat. July down &c, September
up !, Corn, July up NC; septem-
bcr gp l.c. oats. July up NC. sep
tember unchanged, Provisions; Low
er
temher up l., Corn. July up nc;
September up &c. oats: July up
Ac. september up NC.
Close--W heat; July up 2hc Sep
temher up laIc. Corn: July, UP kc;
September up &c. oats: July un-
changed. september up sc. Provi-
sions, Higher zSas
The Detroit times., 1916-06-06
DRILLING For OH In okIahoma.

CHICKASHA. Okla, June -
Kansas capitalists have leased 1000
acres in the" eastern part OF Ste.
phens county. and they will start
drilling in that section for oil and
gas within a few weeks. There are
~ least a dozen wells now drilling
in stephens county. says Dallas
News special.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-06
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Buttet-Creamery extras, 29c; hrsts,
27zc: packing stock. Gle; dairy, 24c
per ID.
EgEs-Fresh receipts. flrsts. cases
included. 81 Nc; currer. receipts
y NC doz Receipts Tuesday $3.50
cases
The Detroit times., 1916-06-06

cago, 2s cars. against -; southwest
l3I, 900 bu.. against 25l,00 bu
Visible supply changes Wheat,
3lS. 900 bu. decrease, corn, ,26l,0OO
bu. decrease; oats, l,iis,000 bu. In
crease.
Primary wheat receipts were q
$4,000 bu.. against l,5775,00O bu. a
year ago.
Exports OF wheat and -four Tues
day, 3,324. 900 bu,