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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08
KANSAS CITY DIGS
UP COIN FOR SUNDAY
Over Five Thousand Dropped in
Milk Pans at One Meeting to
Pay Expenses
COMMERCIAL CLUB is SHAKEN

KANSAS CITY, Mo- May 49,
Especial Telegram "Billy" Sun
days revival Is only a week old, but
It has already smashed several rec.
ords has almost split the local Com
merclal club, aud has prcclpitatod a
police cleanup and has the Whole
town thoroughly stirred
The newest achievement was the
putting Of S6.215 IN the milk pans
for current expenses At the meeting
last night
The total Of the collection waa
handed TO The reYiYallst on a slip a..
the close o. bis sermon
son have CONTRIBUTED tlaB tonight "
IA said Thia btpaRa me Baltimore
record N r,iia taken IL Al ono mcotins
90 over rive Thousand,
Lets make d an even 5000 some
one shouted The pgna went around again.
aud The amount was oYereuhfcribod t2lt
The revival started IN the rain a
total ~ ll,0Ql people visited The tabers
nacie IA raintonia and ugdeF umbrellas
the flfn day Since then the interest
,.sno Ill.,,
,t.a.s.,,. t.a,a tss. 5000 ,.,'a.. go
MIN, ~ a,ea, ~ ~, ~. ,aaat,as,s
,ton ~ l,,s,,., ~, ~ H., .at, for
.,rau tt,,e,,., !. ss,.a,,.t ,.,oa,.,o., ~
,y,,hG, a a,, =, t,ya ~ H. ,,as,
~ go - s,,aa. sa,d
ntvtt, ~ a,,.t,a,tan H.. NO., aeo,
we tro.. n totd ,ha, n d,ctr hesrts
tt,,e M. ,5,dtads I'M. ,a ,auo .,and
III, rh,,.,
Cleanup ~ Aorth Side
The most thorough cleanup That the
police force ever gave kananH rity ig
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08

WARRINGTON. MsY f-e Wawsa
natis uf IfthtoH United States aitot
HHN frf AHm jersey Naa Nominated Vs.
NEeaidsNi Wilson laaNf fnf ihn new feAf
9fHi i8dResNiN recently fNnatad hy COM
NfNHa f0E MNM iREANs charles N.
Efneh Nf Patterson ME Davis assistant.
ua8 Dominated i0g tHnAsA AtAtss Attass
NHE
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08

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fttrf fa N Hait tHfafa
ttNi tf Eaa aEA IanflN Hs6
aitA1fhuH ffH5 eEFffaNiNn NN tha
Neii aHia lsefia Msni amHsRf n
saf iaH taFHF kk
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08
SUDAN REVOLTS;,
HOLY WAR WAGED
AGAINST THE KING
Natives Reported to Have Risen
on British, Who Are Said to Be
Fleeing Toward the
Nile.
ALI DINAR HEADS REBELLION
Moslem Chief Has Force of Troops
and Eight Thousand
Camels.
DARFUR is THE ZONE AFFECTED

BERLIN. May I 7-(Via Wireless
TO sayyille.) IAN uprising against
the British in the Sudan is reported
in dispatches from Constantinoplc
TO the Overseas News agency today.
All Dinar. the Imam OF Darfour
with a force Of troops and 5000
camels, Is said TO be marching
against the British forces in north
ern Sudan. The British, according &c
the adyices. are retiring hastily To-
ward the Nile.
ProcInims Holy War.
The Constantinople reports state
that All Dinar has proclaimed holy
war against the British ard that he
intends TO cooperate with the
senussi trlbesmen in their operations
against the British forces.
Darfur has an area Of about l60,-
900 square miles and is the western
most state Of the Anglo-Egyptian
Sudan. The exact population is un-
known, but estimates run from 750,-
900 10 almost 100000. The in.
habitants are known as Furs and arc
mixture of negroes and Arabs. They
profess the Mohammedan religion
and are said to be somewhat fam
atical.
Independent TIL 1878.
The province was independent un-
III 1875, when 1t passed under
Egyptian rule. Ali Dinar, the pres
ent sultan, mas been chief Of the
province since 1899. El-Fasher, the
capital, has a population of about
10000 and is 500 miles west, south
west OF Khartoum.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08
DIR. KERR WILL Be
HEAD OF BELLEVUE
Former Head Of Institution Decides
to Accept Presidency Of
Suburban College.
ASSUMES ACTIVE CHARGE JULY /

That Or. David r. Kerr viii be
president OF Bellevue college next
year was definitely decided yesterday
when Prof. william u. Nlchol acting
president Of the institution, received
a letter from DR.. Kerr In which the
former president announced that
"The die Is finally cast in favor OF
Bellevue and Mrs. Kerr and myself
have decided to go back to Bellevue
once more" DR.. Kerr will be az
Bellevue for the meeting of the board
OF trustees on Tuesday Of commence
ment week and will assume active
charge OF the college July /.
students VIII Return.
The assumption by Dr., Kerr Of the posi-
tlon he held for the twelve years from
1890 to 1904 is expected to mean an increase
in confidence In the college. MANY stu
dents have announced that they will re-
turn to school under the administration
OF Dr. Kerr Letters have been received
from men and women OF all denonina-
tons all over the state expressing the
opinion that tho return of DR. Kerr Will
mean an increase in tho prestige Of Belle
vue college. lie will Mt once assume
charge OF tho work OF raising the 500. 900
endowment fund which has been planned
by Financial Secretary Charles r. Baskor
Vile. more than $4,000 OF which has all
ready been pledged
To Conduct student Canvass.
pr. Kerr will assume charge also az
the summer student canvass ne soon as
lie arrives. Tho canvass haa already he-
gun IN tho sending ont of letters 10 every
high school graduate IN The state Ath.
letle Director n 70 Reniamln and Prof
" A. Peters win each mako a tour of a
section of tho state Ms soon as school is
out the first week In Iune Another can-
yasaer Will probably also campaign part
n tho state, Present plans are 20 make
gh6 canvass more extensive than ever BE-,
fore
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08

DAUGHTEP OF PRESIDENT CLEVELAND BECOMES
WAR NU' Miss Esther Cleveland will start for Europe
in the ~ Smmer to become Miss Cleveland
at p' n is with her mother Mrs Thomas ]. Preston Jr,
a. pSrrings, Va
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08
DANIELS SPEAKS
TO SHIPS AT SEA
Naval Officials at Washington Talk
by Wireless Telephone with
Vessels Far Away.
UNEoUALED BY ANY NATION

WASHINGTON, May IA work
ing system of wire and wireless COM
munication said by army and navy
experts to be unequalIed by that o
any other nation was effected today
by the Navy department as an
adjunct to the preparedness program,
1t was inaugurated by wireless
telephone conversation, the first OF
its kind ever held. during which Sec
retary Daniels, seated Gt his desk in
the Navy department, gave instruc-
tions to a commander on the bridge
OF warship operating against a
theoretical enemy far off the Virginia
capes, and received reports from
him.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08
Talk with All stations.

Simultaneously other officials OF
the department were in telephone
communication with all the navy
yards and stations in the continental
United States.
The plan represents more than year
Of continued labor by naval officers and
experts Of the American Telephone and
Telegraph company who have boen CO.
operating with the department on the in
vitaflon OF Secretary Daniels. It was pro.
nounced n thorough success by officials
who witnessed its execution this after
noon Tests OF the plan viii continue,
however. until O'Clock Monday morning,
al business between the department and
stations In the United states and the bat
teahip New Hampshire used for the
wireless telephone communication. being
conducted either by telegraph, telephone
or wireless until that time.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-08
Call Tyler 1000

III fou Want to Talk 10 The Bee
or 10 Anyone Connected
With The Bee.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
CITY BOWLING
SCORES LIGHT

From the scores that are coming
II. no one would ever gues, that
Deuot the home o. champions Aut
one Of The Erestest bowling cities
in the Norld. vas staging a ciy
tournament. The tournament has
been going three days and in .h.
singles gusr one 500 score has been
reported r cards turned a
2ss-Isl-I70-sl7 score last night
and. "a all may see, there vas
nuse somewhere along me line
F'auce't turned IN Trio " games
mat ,al ius' one pin shy OF COZ
These ara the singles stars OF he
tournament 20 date
The doubles have new leader
Henning and Brown got a count Of
l.l0s out % their svstems las, night
and tha, is me only score over =,
100 so Tar Rsmseys club suu
tops the ave man ,esms with
score o. 2.s22 Nobody has come
close 70 that vet
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
INTERLAKE MEN
TRY NEW SCHEME
fachtsmen to Chip In For
Regatta Expenses; Idea
l. Democratic

A radica change ia he system
ot anancing Tho annual la,erlake 70.
ga''a vh.ch rr' o. much 20 '1r
ther pcpGiarze yaca.ls. has been
adopted Htae-0 ' has oeen Gus
tona-r fo- tf- commodore. . ara
bly, q man NJ eeeitr. 20 da.-s, as
expenses ~ rhe regatta iarE-lY 'rou
hE private funds The 1e4 c.4a
provide a fund .o- ,ha, purpose
thru popular subscription among
tse racttsm interested VIII .
the commodore a4d b. privileged to
spend aH te DESIRES t.ls t-rd a.
way Vili Do s.iah}e
In short tt -tema maxes ~
possible for spo-rsmaa ot uoder.
40 means 70 head The m er,ake as.
Hocisti1r Fi'ao1t aes1uing snan.
cal obligations that ao1id DO err
ba-rass'nE m him The dea rs a
SQUAD American one r. gives an
aris'oriari. sport a democratic IA.
v0r arf he Gee board - Eovefn.
orr - which Charles Ds Lynch %
netroH chairman should 90
comueG1e1 20 fs adoption
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
SYRACUSE IS
OFFERED GAME
BY MICHIGAN

AM sBBoR Mich Dec
Michigan gzme pI,l syrocl,s f1-
1917 ia altogether contingent upon
'ke decision ~ rho syracus alfho-
.ufs 'or con-rary 20 sons prevs
INK opinions Michigan hst cac-e1
'hls 'sau a game 20 b. r'sTet H
Ferrv Field
r q Barteine returned ~ Anr
trtor satur1av after MS scteluls
making '1p and no re'r~nE 20
rake an definite stateue-f 1esara
tho meeting = no s'1feu board
Friday nEhl oid a. 'aa' syrarl.r
hsd b<-sr offered game Nh
possInie substitute 70 bad 'or IBIS
game in case the Michigan c-e
vas turned down no dld ho' s.y
The mem bers ~ me team have
t'en awaiting tho return m Bar.
tslre before electiug captain AMI
o. the ssiect0n - trrt yesrs isaG
Or ~iil probably bs made within a
ier days srI'h .'lH stands ae -se
f1ost likely slsction. slfbo rhua
Ral mond is 20 - ~onsldersd
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
al Observation-Disclosures Game Is beneficial Recreation
Fly-Weight Championship of
World in Peril This Month

hereby agrees" sprinklod thru
them And there's all that money
Wildes friends wanted him to 10
"a New York In search of trouble
but he refused 70 leave during the
war lie has tSice been refused en-
listment in the army because OF his
seeming frailncss II renamed for
Jack Callahan. of London. 20 frame
the deal that brings Zulu abroad
lie ommunlcated with Zulu's man
sgeral star and persuaded the
mountain TO come TO Mahomct OF
ics versa, Callsghsn is promoting
the scrap
Zulu. \ simon.pure fly weight had
to give pway TOM Of beef in hts
American hghtS IN order 90 And
cum petition lie ~ less lhan ive
feet tall, has frichssed ear aud
pleasant disposition Resides ~hat
he comes from Flatbush and Is good
TO his folks
Wilde .s taller lhan Zulu hut Of
very slender huild He looks like
a i5-yearold hooihoy and has
Flick like Missouri nockinr bird
Both bows have set precedent
nv claiming they'n win "by knock
r No
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
WOULD MATCH JESS
AND CARPENTER

new YORK -4r Ter Rick.
ard th- woris gre.-e.r promoter
of boxing -ol' is sbot' ~ dszs no
t1eic F''h another - rls smash.
tx o"a's' ID 3ist'c1r rceuence.
y R.rzsrdF plans for unnexing
, license FRI Mad ison Square gar
On Ro t1rr nd 20 Eicxarc ran in
flce Zoo ? e1cr military Authorities
2" give '1e.r consent Jess willard
and Georges arrer'iar vlIl meet
10 l)-rourd nodseIslon bou' IN
NsT Eork some zine lave N J.nu.
az or carly Frhruarv
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
S. YOAKUM Is
HUMAN WRECK
Carries Scars of Many Ring
Battles: Both SOakum and
Bloom In Town

x you ever Gote1 carefully an
S1,omobGe Bal had .ls' cmpleted
a long and rough tour across
deserts and ote- Mo4r.slns. pay.
ing particular attention 70 thr dent
e3 radiator. srl-- axle. sclarersd
windshle,d smashed teaterS patch
ed t-ss cracked amp .enses and
purcru-ed c-an'srary and th- gen
erous assortment 2 ancier- scars.
you viii - ao.e % look upon stan.
Icy soakam NoaEuU. of Denver and
New YORK. without shock
Toak-m 50 IN 'own Wt-h John
Rsis,sr. vao is managing him these
days. and be IS the bulliest looking
ugr rhst ever trimmed down ne
pike Ted Nesser Is movie Adonis
compared TO Yoakuu whose fea-
lures are battered INTO weird con
vo,utions that must BE seen . BE-
appreciated There sre plenty o;
ancient scars, and there ar- teV
fresh ones which were harvested ~
the bogt with Chsriey White last
week one look is enough 20 ss'.
isty ne NOS incredrious regarding
tho touEhness % Soaklm NOBODY
COULD ,ase the bestings 'rat have
le'' their mark - TIE westerner
and survive z % Fere not a sturdy
customer
Bloom also = In town looking as
trim AZ ever ard sIil % hts old
tricks Prl does not seem overly
pleased with MS match q, Windsor
"Wednesday n.zE- he sEozs AL
a5out YoskIm. and ,lliy realizes
Just Thst A dishear'ening JOB 81 Is
70 1unmsu his fellow in'0 sppar
en- sgbmissi5a. Only 70 nave him
tearing .n sor more The next mo-
men Bloom promises 70 fght his
usual ba',ie. and thar is all he
tsns ask
Ycssuni .s making his headquar
-srs st TIE PARK A C.. Vhl- Bloom
is hanging ogt Ar the Campus a. G..
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Winter Sport Gets Big
Play At Mich
lgan

81 JAMES srFERNEREoRN. yR.
/ Ann AEAoR Mich Dec a.
Co.nc.ter- ryi,r .-s agitation for
VARSITY l4sss.5a4 81 Michigan. has
lbesu g-esr .r-5esse 10 thc psstic..
( patton IN cls winter sport tcy M.
der t1, dire IN c, Flcyd 4 Rcve.
director ~ n--1r.sral athletics q
fraternity League hiss -esa cTgsn.
i4ed ,h- winner ~ vh cH ~iil plAy
.tss ater eara.9e hc ~
ags r-ue ,sc onion : ~
lstrnc
Ihs tectt.e are sgca n me new
q r-a- ru '-t fol- games Fan D.
o. ed e, ,-e. same ..me This will
lab.a The schedule 70 30 -un 'h-1
ckig A. silt he arra1xe-i
el-r -re ar9' aon lists fo- to'
payaite esr4t- are tuil here N3I
tcgr divisions IN tre fraternity
.easue. vita a.ue teams .a aa.A %
g's'cr These 'esals T.g and ne
winners 90 ,bt divisions {l8y IN re
s,-cont r0ur TINS winner IS hen
pared with tae leader in tie
"OaicH Soug leag4e Nhich All -
run n fts same manner
THIS -oGrua-eut : 20 - run 4
sG-.-c1 90 tte re-slar season ~
class HA>ker BALL. and nan, good
leans are expected - te IN ire
field The Delta Cr-iicn fraternity
IL ranked as "a tavori,c because IN
BOYD ar brown they have osc meu
vao harJ vf.. made he all-car
Fus basketball Eve plosed from TIE
class 'sa~s
5 There - uar football r,en par.
ucipaur- q mcus theut seinx
Wesks sharp and aoyt q, he var
sity Knox and Fooemcke Of tAa All
fresh tri Hlrry Calvin. Tet-0i,
5Oy O., he reserves Miller. star
baseball pitcher aa1 center on he
tV-ice Championship jurior ,i' oss
ketbal team, .s aaotne- man who
Til - on deck 'Cr The to-yazuerr
Application are no. In vet frou
The ooari.ns houses b1t the IA.
ferni'ies taking part are Acacia.
Phi pel'a Chi Signa Alpha Epsilon.
Sigma NJ Hermitage. Alpha Kappa
Kappa Sigma m lambda Chi
Alpha Delta Chi Phi Gamma Deta.
S.Rfo-ia sigma Chi. Phoenix. Delta
ps.lon, Alpas Si-raa, Ak1e7ator
Kaickerhocks- Delta Tau rel'a.
Zeta Beta Tau. Theta X Theta
Delta Cht Phi Kappa sigma. Delta
Kappa Epsilon Kappa Beta Psi
Delta Theta rHi psf rpsU0n. TT.
gon. PSI Omega. Phi Kappa psi Al
phs Sigma PIN Zeta psi Pm Chi
Phi Delta Theta.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Is GET FOOTBALL
LETTERS AT L. OFD.

roo Dali l"'iArr ave been award
20 ~ membfrs ~ ma y ~ y
'ootoAH eleven a. follows HALT.
backs West Hurd Quincy ard Moe
sel: Fullnaoks Kalthor and Kren,.
Ter; Quarterback Quincy. Ends Cap.
tain Voss. Rumler and Brennan
Tackles Ward and sullivan Guards
STEINER l'ateson. Pisuis and Doyle /.
center Kennedy Basketball prAn.
tice, With Voss ard Lepebvre 'he
only veterans svsiisbls. will starr
this veek
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
YOsT GETS BALL THAT
WON SYRACUSE GAME

ANN ARBOR. Mich Zee a.
Thar Fieldlnr = Yos'. N!chi
gan wonderful ccach. may have
BE Inspiration ~ rha wonderful
comeback of his eleven In he
Syracuse a. ne % AID him as he
plans fo- 7eyr yea team tho
football hjca Smith passed 20
D-nne and which Zeirsr twice
carried 0e-r>'te gcnl Ire r The
clos -K minutes . -ay 5as 1een
SEM 20 foe - fg0st A Rowe.
ia'raa lral athletic director
roubtles. VIII fnrm ,he spur
Tor Tos' s'-sta gy rh.~h viii be
exhibited o., Perry aelt aoxt 'su
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
And Zulu Kid Is
About to Get
Rich

LONDON. Nov I5-(By MsilD-
After three years OF very lean pick
ingS. little Joe Dsmeln is about 10
have red neektles galone and a pair
OF yellow shoes for each day in the
week
Joe Is a boxeador. Americas ny,
weight champion. Young Zulu Kid
Is his nomme dc priEen night. rs ihey
Say in hieh school II that clement
known ar Providence will only lay
of for about month It viii all
come To pass Joe VII be accnrsed
with money
Zulu is xing 10 box jimmy
Wilde. the pony Welsh wonder in
London for the worlds hy-v,iSht
championship. Dec N The zig
toms sporting circles have beer
worked into a hectic frenE, over The
bout and threaten &c pay N n car.
load Of Ills Male-tv's oue-pcund
no,es al the ticket window. Nildes
record shows him 10 Oc very
tough neigheur but Zulu. himself.
has u rpbber1id makeup and et.
poets 20 bring home the rayiolii--
and all that uoncy
It's guing 10 be a regular cham
pionship fight 20 rounds 10 ir-
cision or a knockout Central Hall.
famous old arena in central Lon
don has been turned inside out and
renamed the stadium for the coca.
sicn ari 'hc seating arrangements
are ample 10 care for three thou
and fans There are articles. too.
With plenty of "whereases" and
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
DETROIT CUE
STARS LEAD

The Oe,rot bEliarl itsm -ts fo.
well In FROM - he Chichgo .oueti ,.
nho are battling or side sor inter.
eity bslkiine honors Charley sey
mour, sho took q 5esilng 49, crf
eago last week. came bark -trong
last niEh' on ne home grounds and
snaked out a 800 io 1Sf victory oy.r
Mo5innis. ~ ne windy city me
ooun' - nov 100 for Datroit and
liza 'or Chicago. Nth four
matches - nlIy =
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
oskmars Beat Up Stems

sheriff Oaxnan's team OF bowl
ers. belonging 20 which are a mum
ber ~ the athletic deputies who
made ne sherin's bal team win
ner. proved TOO strong for the Ak
Tregs'ion of bowlers representing
County Treasurer edward r stein
sheriff elect. ~ their last encounter
AZ Drolshagen's hall The sheriff
men won fhree straight games
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
YELLING WHIPS
FRANK WHITNEY

KENoSHA. Wis Dec. 5-Joe
Wellins. Chicagoan, stepped up sev
cral notches in tAe lightweight di
vision by giving frankie Whitney.
Of Cedar RAPIDS, terrific pummel-
ing here last night The referee
stopped the mill in the ffth round
after welling had pat Whitney to
the floor twice
Harvard soccrr team beats vale
who cares. Also. cornell wins squash
match
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
RESTA Is KING
AND j. AITKEN
is VICE-KING

Darto Res'a i~ king of The auto
racers far he season Johnny
RckenbacNer ts prime minister. All
'hiS fgured under the new point
system IN addition 20 The honor.
R"sra gyf~ "A trophy and $1,000 Att.
ken gets - 00o md Rickenbacker
gets $2.5co The 'eading 90 drivers
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

Mann beat Bruce. 100 10 9S. In
he .traEhfraii tourney AZ Swee-
ney iIustcn's last night and broke
into 'hc seminnsls Tralnor son
honor I'M the third division by de,
feaung Mcknight. 200 10 l4e
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Frat Tossers to Play Onion
Soupers for Campus Title
o A. C TO HAVE
BASKETBALL TEAM


The Detroit Athletic club an
aounces thai t viii have oas-
ketoAl team In the deid this
winter According 20 the an.
nouncement cts games Will be
played on Thuredsy evenings. al
% them on the home court. as
par, of athletic uigh, enter
tAiament ar ne y A. e. tor mem
bees AID their families only"
JOY Miller. Franz Shinniek
and DOC Lundy. ot -he once "a
NOUS r. A. e. quintet linton and
Henry. ot rh- y" team and sev.
era other players viii oe con.
side-rd 'or he new AgEreEAtion
ct tossers
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

TT Tho parliament Of England ever mindful OF
soemI ordained
that golf Utterly noch IT, In 1891 ue
again In 1893 the htg PLAYED coll e'
naughty and gossip go NO "
circuit judge Jesse Baldwin ne TOY $40
learned ceceed nat
beneficial recreation Ias ae par
lament Of q world 90
This legal APPROVAL curious mat
Ter Remember Con4ou al chicago
q he estate mas
gorount
Vea
and
therefore should be licensed
gof an1seuFhf ana
who would prefer to have DO their defining
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Phil and Soakum.

ETRoTT all abou; Phil Bloom.
i j a champion
i 7
and while
back and In the when be rushes likely
lad clever All he be
noom where hurts viii be accident And Phil will have
business
surdiy
Of the tenth Read what Dan Lyons,
be 4 that
E
boxers You talk about Joe
Ad Wolgast McGovern.
their assimatiye but anything
Yoakum In this
Yoakum reinforced has
him His ability Withstand Is
dsbeeve we'll
tority the middle
he
he He
feated him points all
ed Ycakum had stanley
there battling the finish apparently
fed
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
TubbY and Ty Dispute

Nd who devonE the winter to selling mems weA'
n crduous how the catch team - Spfp
IL American easle Ht7
creamy stirred the boys With hs aF
and dozen Years ago @
n II fAnll1s Zee AS
COBB Eananed
catcher
laoof
pitcher N week
Reparteed he OF the pasime
pitching of 1905 No what club stacked
pitcher and mighty good
Pick OF the old guides and see io yoEsef
ad Bender and Plank the NAaSs
chbro orth Grhh and Hogg Detroit bad Donovan Nan
TaanehLl and Dineen Then
Smith White Moore
and dozen others What have
o there he Amer-
league topner Whs be
OF the Of
And White sox the only club
Athletics the ard the SoK
the 1915 that hs
his Of 1905 and 1905 And these
n division
the opinion American league pitching improving
positive
submarines cabareN which stirring
And there again
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Doyle Has an Idea.

nightly disturbed
scsnolou
i and
will Griffith and Ebbe
reormes exceedingly jealous Proposes Doyle
scheme that viii Let be optional
decline walk Then the pitcher thru me
he should second the
batsmsn take two bases again decline 'he pitcher walks
third entitled
win speed the and think DO with The intentional
pass
would a feed
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Hunt of Carleton.

WON'T be long before
the brush will take charge
will marvel ~ the
name will be J. Hunhe
ears and then acquired coaching college
Csreo ora,ed
Fortified Mimi
than half Of them girls
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