davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-22

are r. apply en- the payment Of play
ground equipment which has been
placed. The affair is for the general
public
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28

3uder. - prsife fsii. - Raffis
nirtr Gut 9odf $3.50; pcpbereb
s6.75; Cubes sos; sranuItrier s6.e
10; gonfeeiionsrs ~ $6.65; Dff
.Q' $6.40; ipeiber srira $6.20; EXTRA
&C. $500 per 100 pfunb.
Wolaffes lit ftetis. - Nep
Orleans Open astIs 45-66e; Centric
fuaol 25-34c per Gallone.
Meis. - aouifiann, Gdncb 6sab
636ae; prima 54-59e; crbtndrt
4-4at: ssopnn Al -5ac per pfanb.
Dairp probnfte
Hrtter. Wnrfi sitmlid5 Isbs
bnit unb eftsiis. - WboIemiIl erird
SIC; GenfroIt3eb rtra 34At. Gsns
iraIi5cb firfs Bic; Geronbs 28c;
i5ansn Darn 25e: padius SiDd ia
193e per pfunb.
AGfe. - Mdrft iiaig. Ohio 173e.
gaorbmeftliGer 1S--19ae, gleip gcrf
lee; @&ipeijfr 27--40c; bo. Bird
l9s: aiulburaer 17h--lse pes @iunh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28

Hinpbfeb. = Der Tfnrft mar
f4Isppenb unb bic qreife fteben um
10 bis 15t. IN sinigsn ldLlen Bis Csc
unter benen bon Der borieen Dode.
Hiibs tpnrtu mebr begebrt II. I'm g}retIs
ettpas b5ber. Stoders unb geebers
iparen in gutter Ra4frass, bie preife
dber unperdnbert.
Wittlere unb i9tpere Gtiere $70O
800; Ddfen $3.oo-e.5o; syleis
fGer Giiere $5.5O-7.15; ousrItIene
bis ertrd $7.25-7.75; Seifers $500
-6.85; austrIeisns Bis ertra 500
$50; aiibe $3.5O-5.25; auseries
fsne Biz ertrn $5.5O-6.25; etniae
srtra Bis $3.50; ganners $3.50
400; fstts Til6tiib. $5.25-6.25;
Stpders unb 5ssbsrs; Stiere 1925
-740; 6eifers $5.o0-e.75; aiibe
$4.25-5.O0.
BulIen. = Die 3ufubren iparen
fhipa1 unb irfolge 6sferer ga6fras
gs befeitisie iid Der Wartt.
Sette gullen $6.25-6.65; 9ofogs
na $5.50-6.85; magere unb lei4ie
$4.50-5.50.
Wil9fiibs. = Die 3ufubren
iuaren leidt unb Der Martt seigts tpes
mig 2lufbeHerung esssn be bsrsan,
gene Mode.
Bette Milftlbs $70.oO-sOO0;
suts6is atserlef.n. $6O-70; orbinds
re bis fair $35-S5.
&Glber. - Snfolge mGbiger
3ufubren unb gutter yia6frass ftissen
bic preiie Inn 75c bis $1.OO.
Bette &dIber $11.75-12.OO; fair
Biz CUTE lsi6ts $8.75-11.75; orbis
mare unb erobs $5.00-11.50.
g 9neine Die 3ufu6rm
tparsn febr Helm. Der Wsartt itloB
bsute nit 25 Biz zoe b0bsrsn grsifsn
sessn lebte MOte.
Guts Bis aussrleiene 8erfanbt unb
Gleiiherforten $8.75-8.9o; eemiI6s
ts @erianbtfortsn s8.50-8.75; Iei4s
te 8srfanbifortsn 100 big 155 pfb.
$8.00-8.25; oroinGrs Biz CUTE sSers
tsl 110 pfunb unb tpeniser $3.50
7.25; orbiHdre big auserleiene ftrpe.
re fstte Sdue $6.00-8.15; Stags
$.5O-5.75; ertrd $500.
g 9afe unb 2Gmmer. Die
3ufubrsn iparen nisberum lei6t unb
ftiesen baburd bic prsifs I'm Is
50i.
Sdafe. srtra, S7.50-7.75; quite
Bis aussrleiene $6.50-7.4o; orbinGs
re big fair $3.5O-e.25. aGmmer
srtra s1150; CUTE Big aussrld.ns
8.50-7.40; prbinGre Biz fair $3.50
-6.25. admmsr, ertra $11.50; sus
ts Bis auserIefsne $10.25-1140; ors
bindre Bis fair $7.00-10.00; fair
Biz aussrleiene sef4orene Ndmmsr
$9.00-10.35.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28

SEPT Der Gneidnbtr INTER ibm meg
Der anbefe tDtsber I'M Gssenfreis Don
born hber ibu Der, fs aelingt ntdt
gang = Der Gegner i1aht eintn grBs
bsrsn areis nnb piG ibst ben Deuts
idsu. Der fisigt im jtstfsn Sdlbtrsis
mad obsn itnb fdnt bon neusm absr
ben Ooppeibeder Der - unb trsibt
ibn auf bic beutiaen grdben 5u -
DiI Der gngldnber fi6 fboH fiisen9
Bet uns tpirb bier nBb ba fhpn bic
Grsube laut. = - Wiitsinem Wale
fttrst er In bic 9iefe = = hunoert
Mstsr unb mebr, unD f6lGst getpanbt
cine S9lsifs mad binten uHIsr
aampfflieser i'm Stur3flug btnter
tbm Der = padt i'm nod anHul unp
ipirgt unb rattert unb tnattert -
Nib unb ii6srmiitbig iiber uHs -
ta-ta-ta-ta --- SEPT iinb iis
bi6t Dor unfsren @rGben. Die 5rans
soitn = Snfanterie uno artilIerie -
fansen an su f9ieBsn - eine Ieste
per3tpeifelte 0offnun9! Ods riibrt bic
bstben ba obeu niht = bi4t iiber ibm
urD INNER binter ibm Der treibt Der
0eutfde ben Gngldnber Dor iia Der
800 Meter bod Oiellsift iiber uns bins
meg = bonn tnapp iiber bic 9aufer
bon ct. U. = Ho6 einmal elm fernes
ta-ta-ta tpeniger fhneQ
unb ein3sln = unb i'm glieOergeben
entI6pinben iie beibe uniereH augen.
Dur6 uniere @rdben lauft etne
srObe laute Sreube. Wsr par's9 Wer
mar bas. = Na4 taum flint Utinus
ten bringt uns Der Jsrnfpre4er bic
gla6ri6t: 2eutnant 9olte Fat ioeben
feinsn iiebentsn Jlisser beruHtsrses
bolt.
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Himotbb. - $5.5o-8.W.
4ltt - &1O.0Q-2QnO.

1fmotbb. - $5.50-8.oo.
alst. - S10.0O-2o.OO.
pcrt. - gir Tlai S20.67-20.s
80; an G6luB $2o.75. Siir Sult
$20.6T-20.87; am S4luB $20.70.
Gamafs. - yiir Utai S10.32
1042; am SdluB s10.35. Sir SuIi
$10.50-10.62; am S9fuB $10.52.
Rippsnfsiisn. Sir Tlai $1L.37
--11.52; an G6luB $11.45. Sir
Juli $1L55-11.62; am Sdlub
$1155.
guttsr. - Wartt b09er; Creamery
24a-33ic.
9in. = 3nfirbr 4,895 aiiten;
Wartt unberdnbert.
&artoffsln. - Wlartt b0ber; 3us
fubr % Cars; Wii6isan, Disconiin,
Wnsfotn unb Glib Satota petbs 50
-92e; Minnefota unb Sib 9utota
Obios 1886.
@eftiiseI. - 2s6enbes, Wartt un.
perdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28

on CALL.
lgsIO, Bombs ans sIItien n glslu gurl.

Gsf9dfispopiers surosn ~ 8--s;<s5 bic.
isnttrt. B,disf aaf 2onbon parem ftssia.
s.;Iss,S @Ss A,S ti 7ax Tug ,s,i. 90 Iaa i, GsSsI
Aaba b.e6H. Mari St&s 7S4, aabtI 7sn,
Arones Sttt 1879. Babel 1874, lirf St&t
GO, ,&dba s.e9. Nubd Si6t 81; 2abef 30 v;
Snber' DarreH 57f. Nsgifanti1e Doaars
43H
Mites marlt.-Tsr Rarft mar bsute
isbr fau unb unreseImdbig usb iAlob
f4pa4. Bombs wareu fetig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28
Gs bkibt ba bell

&err a.: ~Sbr Gpbn bot an Der
llniDsriitdt ieine gsOtbpriiiirng be-
Iidssbeu24
&err o.: .p[@ GIpH, NIT benz bat
ID iHi1ner ieine gsotb sebabt. ais
ppns ilsines Sinh enpiisp g ld,oH
bic H0tbtruis NJ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28
gbicaap. 90. fyebruar.

G hpeine. = 3ufubr 1900;
Martt bOher. guIt $8.50-8.70;
Ieiate S8.05-8.65; semiifts $8.35
$40; ftpsrs $8.25-S.75; robe
$8.25-8.40; Jertel S6.80-7.85.
Rinbotsb. 3ufubr 200;
Mnrtt itetig; gsattpe Beef Stisr.
S6.85-9.50; Stoders unb JesOers
S5.65-7.70; aiibe unb 6sifsrs $3.s
25-8.25; sdlber $8.50--11.25.
g Dali. 3ufubr 1000; Wartt
itstis; Mstbers $s.00-8.50; Gpes
S5.75-8.35; 2dmmer $9.25-1125.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28
1aslid)er wsarft Serid,t.
Cincinnati, 90. ;y.br.

Die nadfplsenben AIotirungen BE-
5ishsn fId uur auf ensros 5rans'
dttipHsn. Bel tlsinfren Oei9dfttr
iperbsn ettuas b0bere prsiie bsrs4na,
proniitonen.
g 9mal5. primd Siedm
9.s7s -9.97a; 5amiip 1915 HOO;
SrodengefaI3enes JIeii4
- Short clear Geiien, lofe $11.25-
11.75; grtra fort clear Ssitsn Sill
25-11.50; Bellies $13.O0-13.50.
Bacon. Sbort clear Seiten
12.00--12.50; ertra fbort clear Seis
ten 12.00--12.25; Ibort Rippenieiten
12O0--12.25; Bellies 13.25-13.76
per pfunb.
Sugar Gureb Tleifd.
S4inten 17-17ae; picnic Sdulteru
~ -121e; greatfeff Bacon 16a-17e;
Shultern in pddetsn 12-12Ae; Refp
yort Gut 12-12ac; trodtne Beef
Sdinfen 25-26e per pfuno.
SdBgepDteliesGIeifd d. =
S4infen 14.5O-15.O0: g,ienic Gduls
tern 10.00-10.50; Bellies 1850
1900; ;Sdulisrn 10.00-10.50; ;Sduls
tern n. o. Gut bo. 1o.oo-1o.5o per
pfnnb.
Trif9es Nf.ifd. = Sdinten
13a--14st; picnic G4ultsrn Oh
10e; S9ultern 9a-10c; fbort Rips
psnfeiten 10a-11e; fbort clear Rip<
psnieiten 10a-11e; ertra fhort clear
Rippenfeiien 10-1oac; Bellies leidte
13--13tc; Bellies, fdiuers 12h-13c.
Meblunb 9etreibe.
Webi. Wintsr patsni 1926
6.35; M3inter fanep $5.80-5.95;
gointsr familp $5.25-5.35; Wmtsr
erira $4.80-5.00; Dinter rrbindres
M.e0-4.80; 6artes Weistn patsrt
S6.35-e.S0; Sdrtes Weissn fantD
$5.95-6.20; 5artss DeiSsn famtip
$5.OO-5.35; Rosssnmebl norbtpefs
ledes, semifdtes $5.45-5.70; rsines
9th Rogsenmebl $5.55-5.80; Gitp
ssmifates gossenmebl $5.45-5.D.
Weism. = g2o. 2 rother Dintsr
S1.16-1.19; glo. 3 DO. $1.10-1.14;
Tp. A DO. 95c-$1.05.
WeIf@forM glo. l fpeibss
-; 80. 2 bo. 72a-7Sae; Ro. 8 DO.
71a -72ae; so. A bo. D-7oe; glo.
8 DO. 65-66e; SO. 8 DO. 61-63c.-
Rp. / selbes -; go. 2 bp. 72f-
73ae; 0o. 8 bo. 71a-721e: go. 4 30.
69-75t; SO. 5 bo. 65-66c: Ro. 6
bo. 61-63e. - 30. / semifatss e;
30. Q DO. 72t-73ae; no. 3 DO. I'll
-725c: 80. A bp. 69-70c. no. 5 DO.
65-66e; go. 8 DO. 61-63e. = aols
tenforn, tu.ibes, 66-70e; aolbsniorn
eslbes 68-72c; aolbenlorn. ssnlilds
tee 66-70e per gu.
9togsen. Wo. 2 95-97s; Ro.
3 90--93e; Ro. 4 bo. S0-S8e.
6afer. - glortbpeitsrn, go. 2
ipsiber 51-52c; Rortbpeitern Stan.
barb freiRer 49--o0c; ytorfDioelletH
no. 3 tpeiber 4S-49e; glo. 8 .peib.r,
eiHbeimii6er 43-44e; To. A tpibr.
41--42e; go. 2 semif5ter Npri1ipes
tern 40 50e; gao. 8 semifdtsr, ,ins
beimifder 41-42c; go. 4 stmiiAisr
40-41e.
mbisfeb.
Wsrtalft fpurbsn 694 gbls. Oi.
ii;llers Siniibsb Goobs ouf bsr Bats
BON $1.40 per Gallone.
@roeeries.
Raffse. - SaDa 23-30e; Wlos
tba 30 3ot; Guatemala funep 1ee;
Oo. gutter 17ae.
Xrfmd ....s'.s.,.,..'..sis3 liz
Yusr .s....s.s4.s..-.s.lsH lpH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28
ebie ag .. 2e. sg.bruar.

Wsissn. - Jiir Tai $1.13t-1..
19s; am e8lub S1.13a. Sir Suli
S1.l0-1.15s; am S4luB S1.104.
Weli&torn. = 0iir Wsdi 764--
7SAe; am S6lub 76ac. Giir SuIi
76-77se; am SHlub 76sc.
Sofer. = Jiir Moi A-45se; am
G4Iub 4sie. CIR Suit 41s-43he;
am SdIuB 41sr.
Hoeaen. - 30. 2. 92-94s.
Grfte. --64-De.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28

Ssarp 8. g teip in y bb
1apetpbid eeFo.rbeR. 5ier
itarb Senrp 8. Sbeip, Der 9riinber
unb prdfioent Der 6enrn 8. S9eip
Co., pelbe giaarrentiiten berite[lt uno
anbere Spl5arbeiten liefert, i'm qlter
BON Sc sSa6ren. 9lls an tbn, bdIo nab
Beainn bes Delttrieges, bas @erfans
zen aeTtent purbe, sr fone In feinsr
Ssabrit aiften fir Wunitipn fubrisis
rem, lebnte er tur5 db. Gr Iuste, bab
er ni6t no6 in ieinsn aIteu Tdsen
aud nur inbirett nit Der ermorDitng
ieiner WtttmenI4en ettpas 5u thuu
boben pplIe. guBer Der 5plSfabrii in
ghilabelpbiu betreibt Die Sbeip 80.
eiHe foI6e IN S1mpo, Sloribu. @ss
ip0bnIih perbrdhte 5err Gbeip ben
Wtnt.r i'm giibsn, mo er mebrere aps
feIItnen pIdrtugen beiub. sSn be.
fem Winter mubte er fDessn ietnsf
Rrantheit 81 Sarie blsibsn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28

OuiltN. - Dtuiit itltT aOuiupt ~
1872. Creamery ertrds 36-36Ac;
Grsamsrp 37-37Ae; firfts 33-35ac;
iscpnbs 30-32c.
Gier. 4lartt unrsaeImGbis;
3nfubr 6,6O6. Jrif9 seFammslts.
ertros, 26-26te; sriras firfts 25ac;
Jirfts 24-25c; Gseonbs 22s-23be;
iDeibs, feline bis fanep Bic; braune
26-27c,
adfs. Marii Feiter; 3ufubr
956. Giats, rpboIemilt ipeeiaIs 1s-
1896; bc. rpsiBs. 18e; DO. fancp 17at
-17ac; be-. peibe 17i-17ae; ipe'
tiale 1T-17tc; bo. mittlers 1876.
@efliiael. - 2sbenbes. Marft felt;
5iikner 15s-16e; Sd6ne 1876; sinis
ge Tic. Gsreiuiste. Martt rubis
preils unperlnoert.
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Die llmidss i'm bisIigen giearingbaus be.
lieisn fid in oer bsrfloneaen ags9e auf
ts6,6i5,S $50 aeaen S2i Osi $50 In Der Tor
rtipoubirensen @o4t bss pori8fn JabreA
p,fag ednriiaffs.
Der granddaughter Der GinG Gas
anb electric 50. fanb gate sluinabms uno
erpedte cine itarfe aohfraae mad bleien
glfsisn. Sm llebrigsn mar Der wtarit rabia.
wsrfauft uHrbfH:
On sss essie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28

Hstiuhotb 20 0epts isio'
~ Mzfraee NAG Dadebsu oar tsEts
IL bsn Psaisn unb ard bel bsn Hatisrn
uus mdbe vno Wsfb II ~ nisbrisen Bins.
rates - triangen. Jar 7arteten .on eals
DurbsH psn ben BsHfeH 4-4K e bsretnst,
phtrsss 0sfhdilsbapiers 81 4-6sS oisica'
iirS sssesE 5m cfiensn Warfie purben
3sTIstes on eaf- Ju 81 As unb suf
bssf ~ I-4KS plaetri-
Ds4fd sui gfp Dsss
prrssR 80 icc Gisiontc per $3.50 Suil4tn
s5anfsn psrfauff. Die Gpnntefrafe bursst
t0t yrdmjs PER $1,000.
ssaia asf esssps.
eiAt. Ds9fei auf 9onpon wursss ~
A.7gK-4e0 pr Sio. 5ierfina auofirt. bhr
Be&lef aui DerliH ipnroen Sc fiir 4 Wdrf
tfrs6ret, far sge9fa asi BsFis i7Hs Fte
Hsane, eni anhtroam lSs tro Gulbsp
unb auf Bien 16e PER Krone. 2ires l6hC
aubsl ssK. francs t54wsiD is4E
gyrsss ctGsstisnsH
sarsn rutis unb isstis. Dis Sanies aus-
-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28

nsfIlon eeu. Dr.. s<S DiIlj psf q. 81. .iso1
HfdifoH q. ~, -. e<gf.i .. q rel .&J.3h- Is
kEaniif & q 4. e. . ~ g. 30. 9E. 80 tn
EcIi; 10. S,.:,.. M n, 9!ts ~; -, isTs<
3. 4 o. o. ~ ~ ~. y. STATE ~ >. ffxx
geibistsm a. rH Am lH.g no. nbi. g. est
BierofL Sranlff 81 .iss5f seff AZ. co. AZ lis
glnt ef "a. Il. 81. lsi ls,vrib. 9nf. A.. sa,s
GEM. Qfattsr 5r.. l0isl13ft9. DGc. 81. -. ~
f,tt Yectf.<. A. q. se5B cseo. &c td. ~. >. al
gkfap, & g. tM.. nhlFvf- 3cff. ~ .ioGjS
Gtefap. & o. d. u S7sslpean. gen. w ..isaH
g, z. 4 o, ieiat ~ ss5SHfastue Gen. lr.. J. ssgs
9. =. & o. cen. "a. y lslfy. eisel 81. -. ssx
gEl.M xsfS6 6syissxs {. .ssniss con * * *
ia e. q .nfr. 4 jsiosN efnt, n. =. nti. o.. 6sn
g.H-3k1rrkf,. Uhl25. 9cf. %. 81. lotH
ettt. Aorftir. 81 slssles. poe. rel. A.. ssx
8. 81 s ssis sis. ssa. g Is =, ~
9iff ztfurifiss 81. 1ft.I1:f. 90. %. 0r. issK
Gre %. srzeriesS. .s1l Ter & 9af. f,.... G
Erie Gfn. 4r... 7SN1blft nbs abf. br.. %
cen electric b.. .. isss4 :ir,sn Qac. I-.... TA
M sss a:sss 4. AZ 4. e: sr Z e ss.s Ssa e. a.. 4: =:
2nf y. Z 81. -. ssHl e, eisel 81. ION
Inf wlsf. ~ 80. fsss girg. 9. qteEs. b.. %
neai Y. {. ret 5r. q G,aLafb I. b.. IelA
:. y.Stors bsp, fr.. ShW tinicn 4n.... sSn
2 q q. un. lr. 80. sy,sl sfttnat. .xl 10 br. fz3
d.. n. & r. l. A.. Ts
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0ietnsa arft.

ginsinnati. 26. syebruar.
3ufubr unb NsrIanht pGhrenb Der
lsbtsn Wode, psrsliden NIT ben pors
persansensn slDei WO6en. iinb tpis
folst:
3ufubr gainbp. S@peine Gdufs
1.2 febr. 1884 23594 1913
10. syebr. ATS 21742 738
26. sebr. 3445 1858 672
gerfanbt ipdbrenb berfslben Set:
Rinbp. Shipeins GHaf,
IL. iyebr. i. 855 1856 PAL
19. Dsbr. 1880 7160 -
26. Gebr. 80. 956 74&
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
REDS STILL IN SLUMP;
ST0GIES WIN FIRST So
Muskegon Unable to Hit With Men
on Bags-Meyers Uses Two
Hurlers i'm Vain.

MUSHROOM. Mich. June Is
The Muskegon Central league club
failed TO break its losing streak
Tuesday at Marsh field, the Wheel
ing Stogies opening their season
here, disposing OF the Reds in handy
fashion. score to s.
AS has been the case for a week
or more past. the local batsmen,
given frequent chances TO count with
men on bases, could not mark up a
hit when needed. and errOrless field
ing by the Stogies with now and
then a sensational flash aided great
~ in pulling Southpaw Wetzel out
of more than one hole.
Manager Babe NJ ers was forced
10 use two pitchers against the Wis
itors. Compton being driven from
the box in the third inning and sue
Ceeded by Wachtel. who would have
held the Stogies scoreless for the
balance Of the game. but for the
bobble Of bowling at third in the
final session. which allowed one
more tally and made the visitors
Victory the more certain
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
PRESS COOP CHATTER
BY MURRAY.

Two games are booked for this
afternoon. The first will start at ?
O'Clock. Loudermilk and Bowman
look TO be selections.
McCOn faced a nice proposition
when he went in in the seventh.
There were two men on and none
out. The Evas failed to get a hit
of Mac in that frame, but three
runs came across.
Two errors proved costly in that
frame. but they were not the result
OF any loafng. Every man on the
team was playing the best ball he
could.
Hensling played a brilliant game
at third and at the bat. He drove
in two runs and got three hits. In
the tenth inning he was passed on
four straight balls. There was q
man on second and Fromholtz was
taking no chances.
In addition TO hitting the bali.
Hensling made two brilliant stops on
Matthews. either one of which would
have sent some runs across.
Hal Beal was playing a great first
base. In the seventh he went
straight up after a high throw, but
kept his toe on the bag. In the
tenth Beall went back of the frs;
base bleachers and nailed a foul.
DeRose was behind the plate as a
result Of Donnelly's suspension and
caught a nice game. He had two
men steal on him. but the second
time Tepe went down third base
as occupied and DeRose refused to
make the throw.
Umpire Fyfe had a bunch of close
plays 20 make. Whelan's run which
tied the count was questionable. De
Rose claimed Whelan had missed
the plate in sliding in. Goat" An
derson who had a seat in the press
box. vas Of the opinion that the
Eva missed the plate.
The locals were hurting the ball
around in great fashion. In the
nth when Whelan hit. Collins. Be4ll
and DeRose had a hand in the toss
ing and they nipped their man at
second.
In the 18th Reilly tossed to Tan
nehill. who threw TO DeRose. who
tossed back TO Hensling in time to
get Matthews
Every man on the visiting club
with the exception of Donley got at
least one hit. Hanger and Yantz
got two.
In the ninth Kibble slid home and
was called out. The Evas raised a
KICK. but DeRose was in front Of the
plate and there was not much chance
for man 20 get by.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
MUST PAY
C0LLAM0RE OR SELL

CINCINNATI, June 2S-The Ma
tional baseball commission Tuesday
decided that Player A. +. C0llamore
belongs 10 the Cleveland American
ieague club. which is required 90
give him employment or dispose OF
his services or release him outright.
The Cleveland club commended thst
it had sold him 10 the Toledo club
OF the American association OUT
right. The commission held that The
evidence showed that he was releas-
ed to Toledo on trial and that To-
edo returned the player 10 Cleve-
land within the specified time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
DAVIS AND DOYLE
WIN BIG MATCHES

CLEVELAND. June 2s.-wiliis +.
Davis new California star. and
Connie b. Doyle OF the Columbia
club, Washington. y. g.. were the
winners Of the big matches Tuesday
I'm the national clay court champion
ship on the courts OF che Lakewood
Tennis club.
Miss Molla Bjurstedt. Norway. ma b.
tional womaa's champion. and Miss
Martha Guthrie Of Pittsburgh cap
tlred the most attractive matches
ia the ladies' events
Walter B. Knox Of Princeton
caused a surprise by defeating +. r.
Mccormick Of the University OF
Southern California.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
VETS SLAM BALL
AND DEFEAT SOX
Dayton Gang Get Busy in First
Two Innings and Cop Con-
test by 8 to 2 Count.

GRAND RAPIDS. June 2S.-Day-
ton increased its lead over Grand
Rapids in the pennant race, TO five
games by winning the opening game
of the series TUESDAY s 10 >. Day
ton clinched the game in the first
two innings, driving HaggertY from
the box. Nee's home run in the
second inning came with a man on
base. Umpire Ross sent Mgr. Es-
sick OF the local club, TO the club
house. when he protested too siren
uously on a decision in the sixth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
MORAN PICKED
BY THE EXPERTS
Think Frank viii Have Too
Many Advantages For
Mike to Overcome.
International News Service:


NEW YORK. June 2s.-Many
ring experts believe that Frank Mo-
ran will win over Jack Dillon in
their IO-round bout in Brooklyn to-
morrow night-weather permitting.
The betting today is five TO four
on Moran TO win. odds OF five TO
one that Dillon won't knock out
Moran are going begging.
Dillon is faster than Moran and
shiftier But Moran's physical ad-
vantages are so great that even the
staunchest Dillon supporters aren't
confident that the giant killer" can
overcome them sufficiently 10 win
the verdict
Dillon, on the eve of the fracas.
said:
I'm going in to slug with Moran
and TIL beat him at his own game.
! never backed away from any man
and I won't start with Moran"
Moran today sent a little message
from White sulphur Springs. It
said:
Little Mary Ann (Chis right
hander) is anxious to tickle Mr.. Dill
Ions jaw. When Mary Ann does,
! have a peculiar suspicion that Mr..
Dillon viii be overcome-but not
with JOY. I'm in the best shape
ever-and 1 am going to win that
fight in a convincing way"
Moran doesn't worry over Dillon s
threats to knock him out
johnson couldn't do il; Willard
couldn't do II nor could any other
man that i have ever met" he said.
The promoters of the fight an
nounced today that they expect a
5000 house
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
HORSES TO BE SHIPPED
Kentucky Tracks to Ship 800 to- Chi.
cagO Track.

International News Service
CHICAGO, June 2S.-Promoters
who are endeavoring to reestablish
racing in Chicago claimed today that
three hundred horses will be ship
ped here from Kentucky and other
tracks within the next two weeks TO
be put in shape for the opening day.
July Is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
sTUDEHAKER PARKs WIN.

The Studebaker Parks gave the
Grace NJ. z. team a Q 20 ! beating
IN a Twilight league game at the
Studebaker playground Tuesday
evening The winners found Good
all. the Sunday school hurler. for
1s hits. while the Grace NJ. E. team
was able 70 get only Ave hits OF
Annis.
Grace NJ. z. ...... 600 oil 3
Studebaker Parks 100 So IS /
Goodall and Hall; Annis and
Schultz.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
GOLF TOURNAMENT ON
Baltimore Man is High Now With
II Points.

International News Service:
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, June 2S.-
Thirty-twO golfers were on hand 10
participate in the second flight of the
qualifying rounds of the National
open golf championship. AIexan
der Campbell of Baltimore was high
man in the first round with Il i'm the
morning and 70 in the afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
NOTICE.

Permits for concessions at the
municipal picnic at Rum Village
park on July 9Th. are now TO be had
at the following price. Sales stands.
10 feet square. SIS each. Prices on
c:her concessions on request
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
G. W. Copp. chairman: 22S :.
Michigan q; Home phone 6s5s-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
HANS NOT ENGAGED
Pirate Player Denies That He Is TO
be Married.
international News Service:

International News Service:
CHICAGO, June 2S.-"If ! am en-
gagged do not know about il. and IL
the date has been set l surely ought
10 have been consulted about II.
This was the comment OF Honus
Wagner today and reports emanat-
ing from Pittsburgh that he is TO be
married. Honus teammates, how
ever. say the report is true.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
GIANTS SIGN UP TWO
COLLEGE TWlRlERS

NEW YORK. June oS. pie"
Way OF Yale university. and George
Smith Of Columbia university. both
right hand pitchers. have signed
with the New York Nationals. ID was
announced Tuesday by John B. Fos-
ter. secretary of the local club. II
also was stated that the proposed
trade Of Pitcher Tesreau for Pitcher
Sallee Of the st. Louis Nationals had
been declared off
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
cox WINS ON FOUL
Il. q. Brennan Loses Because Of IL
legal Blow.

International News Service:
NEW YORK. June 2S.-K. o.
Brennan lost to Joe Cox on a foul in
the seventh round.
Dave Kurtz OF Newark. outpoint-
ed Paul Dixon of Brooklyn, in 10
rounds.
Young Fulton defeated frankie
Dixon in 1 0 rounds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-28
WIN RIFLE TOURNEY

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-Nor-
wich university Tuesday night wss
announced winner OF the National
RIFE associations intercollegiate out
door rife tournament IN which II
colleges and universities competed.
The Norwich score was Sal. The
University or Illinois scored 779, and
the University OF Michigan 785.