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A Leap Year Offer.

11rnited Press Leased Wire Service
SPRINGFIELD, HI, Feb. 29.-Ihls
is bargain day for Sangamon county
girls. but none have taken advantage
Of Justice Of h e Peace Eariys o1ier
today to marry free OF charge n
connie. if the girl has popped. the
question. The offer hoids sooo lor
~ remainder Of the year.
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Sinclair Won't Lose.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
BUFFALO, n. Y, Feb. 29.-Harry
Sinclair, Federal league angel will
lose nothing on Hal Chase's $4,000 a
year contract, If Warren, Penn. can
help it. This thriving oil town In
the Interstate league wants Hal to
manage Its team at a princely salary.
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To Entertain at Tea.

On Wednesday afternoon the mem
bers of St. Johns guild Of the Ep1s-
CORAL church will entertain at an
afternoon tea In the Y. w. G. A. series.
The tea will be held in the auditorium
of the Y. w. C. A. building. A
musical will be given during
the afternoon. The following is the
committee in charge: Mrs. ". H.
carter. Mrs. Louis Sterne, Mrs. John
c. Sage. Mrs. W. X. Hodge. Mrs. e.
G., Singleton. Mrs. F.. NJ. Bateman,
Mrs. John A. Dunlap, Mrs. Thomas
Gray. Mrs. F. E. Boughner. Mrs. d.
F. Miller, Mrs. Collingwood tucker
Mrs. Edgar Cochrane. Mrs. Geo. E.
Pix. Mrs, Louisa Rollins. Mrs. Kruger
Rollins, Miss Mary NJ. tombstone,
Mrs. Frank NJ. Fuller, Mrs. Arthur
Collins, Mrs. w. c. Bonney. Miss Julia
Drake, Miss Garnet Benbow. Miss
Louise Klein, Miss Josephine Talbot.
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parnjie Club Dance.

One Of the most delightful and en-
.,v.bIa Of the winters social events
vas the leap year dancing party given
Iart night in the Masonic ball room by
tbe Race1le club. There were sixty
ave couple present for the dancing
which was from 900 p. m. until 100
q m. Music for the dance program
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-29

LANDOLOGY, a magazine Giving the
facts in regard to the lam situa.
ton. Three months trial subscrip-
ton free. If for a home, or as an
investment you are thinking Of buying
good farm lands, simply write me a
letter marking 1t personal and say
Mail me Landology and an particu-
lars free Address Lloyd NJ. Skin
ner, general manager, Skidmore Land
Co.. 233 Skidmore Bldg, Marinette.
Wis.
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HOW TO BE SLIM

If you are too fat and want to
reduce your weight l5 or 20
pounds, don't starve and weak .
en- your system, or think you
must always be laughed at on
account of your fat, but go TO .
Wilkinson & Co., or any good .
druggist, and get a box OF Oil of i.
Korein capsules, take n after .
each meal and before retir-
ing at night. .
Weigh yourself once a week .
and note what a pleasant and
reliable method this is FOR e .
moving superfluous fat from .
any part Of the body.
1t costs little, is absolutely a..
harmless and I am sure a .
weeks trial should convince
anyone that 1t is unnecessary =.
to be burdened with even a q.
single pound Of unsightly fat.
Wilkinson & Co. can supply you .
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Infant Welfare Meeting.

Mrs. B. B. Hobbs and Mrs. James r:
.royle from the board of directors OF
he Visiting Nurse association, will be
h~ostesses at the meeting OF the
Mothers club of the Infant Welfare
denartment on Thursday afternoon in
the Y. w. C. A. They will be assist
ed in serving by Misses Helen Pond,
Frances Sawyer Mary Collinswood
Tucker and Florence Green. the
nurses. Miss Brown and Miss Alex
ender will speak on some phaea OF
infant welfare work, and Mrs. p. {.
Weisman will sing.
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.jupior q n. Club,

The Junior O. H. club will be en-
~tertained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs.
f. R. Crocker at her home on South
Thirteenth street.
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MISC

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short time, mailed free. Moler Barber
College, st. Louis, Mo.
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FOUND-Iowa dealers license num-
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have same by applying at this office.
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Patriotic Party Today.

A company Of ladies were entertain
ed this afternoon at n patriotic party
at the home of Mrs. Walter Hennings,
in honor Of Mrs. Walter DOUGH OF
Bushnell, III. At five o'clock a picnic
supper was served.
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womsn's Whist League.

Mrs. w. s. Phillips entertained the
woman's Whist league this afternoon
at her home on High street.
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s.cond PRESBYTERIAN Aid Society.

The Aid society of the Second Pres
tyterian church will be entertained
tomorrow afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. C. W. Lantz, 1909 Reid street.
All ladies of the church are very cor.
daily invited.
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child Conservation Leagu'

The Child CONSERVATION league VIII
wac, tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Hugh Dnmenh. -.rE
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FOR RENT-Large furnished ROOM
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416 High street.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
HURON LEAGUE
READY TO GO
Port Hope Meets HarbOr Beach
In First Game of
New Season

BAD AXE. Mich, May 27,-When
Port Hope invades IIarbor Beach,
Memorial day, for the initial tracas
OF the 1916 campaign. the Huron
County league vii. star, It's third
consecutive season, something o. an
achievement. when one recalls the
hard times OF the past two years.
This compact little circuit is the
pioneer organization of It's Kind in
Michigan. II employs home talent
only. and on strictly uon.salary ba-
sis. but Il is so wisely governed
and financed II not only affords OK
cellent amusement 10 the fans dur
ing the season, but topic for stove
league chatter the year round.
Six clubs--B Bad Axe. Elkton, Har.
hor beach, kinde. Port Austin and
Port Hope-comprise The roster. and
The schedule calls for - games for
each club.
rom Sayers. of Detroit.Port Aus.
tin. IL the presiding officer. with
Robert Wurm. OF Bad Axe. secre-
tary-treasu-or. The affairs OF each
club are looked after 10y board Of
governors. three men being elected
by the fans.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
ALL SET FOR
AUTO RACES
10 Entries for Dirt Speeding a
Fair Grounds; kizer Has
Big Following

Fifteen OF the premier speed kingi
of the circular d,rt tracks are ready
for the wcrd from Starter ] AlcJ
Sloan that will send thcir time-eatl
ers around the track at Tie Michi|
gan State Fair grounGs tomorrow
afternoon in pursuit or the $4,000
ia cash prizes and bonuses that "A
Put mp for the speed battles. sun
day and Tuesday decoration Day.)
A glance over the list OF entries
reveals such names - Eddie Hearne,
former speedway champion OF tae
world. wild BIZ Endicott. johnny
Raimey, George (Texas) Clark. Fred
HOrey. Johnny Mats, Irwin Hoffman.
Judy Fitzpatrick Louis LeCocq.
white" Kesslcr AL Sireiglc, Gill
Woodberry. Joe Cleary. and our own
Howard Zip" Klzer. or the Chal-
mers company Elfreida Mats. clam
pion Woman driver OF the world, will
drive an exhibition both DAYS.
Nine events are listed on the pro-
gram for Sunday. while q l00-mile
race will be- the big feature Of the
Decoration Day card. The events
Sunday viii carry additional inter
est throughout the country as dele
gates TO the national convention OF
the Railroad TrairmcH will ride as
.anicians i'm several races. Spe-
cial prizes will be offered TO the
t.ajalue1 >S.t are In the winning
cars.
EMPLOYEES OF the Chalmers plant
are going to attend in bunIhes Sun
day and Tuesday on the strength OF
kiLeT's entry The local speedster
will handle q Case car. which was
used by Harry Grant in tho Wander
hilt and Grand priz races ON Tho
coast last year. II Is very fast AMI
kizcr plans 10 mako creditabla
showing before his home town
friends 70 is not IA new stunt for
him 10 drive in bic races "a he was
connected with the National and
MarmOn racing outfits. Last wear
he drove an Edwards Special and a
foreign car and WAS big winner
on the year.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
mes Still Thinks His Browns Will This
Weather Fine for Greatest
College Meet Ever Held
MICHIGAN FANS CAN'T
FIGURE UFER'S FAILURE

ANN. ARBoR, Mag 27.-MIcht
gans fans are unable TO under
stand the failure OF ufer 20 place
In the trials of the in'ercollegi.
ates yesterday. There might be
an explanation for his failure in
the fact that Wednesday he
strained.h his back While pole-vault.
ing. and was unable Ia walk with
ease Thursday when the team
left for the east. But ufer Is cap
able of 50 Is In the half, and
the hest time made IN the trials
was more than l.5S. Cfer is
senior and this WAS his last
chance 10 run for Michigan.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
Wolverines Ready for
Aggies Today; Miller
to Face Brown

ANN ARBOR. Mich. May 81
Johnny Roberts, one OF the members
OF the Michigan hurting stan. who
has been bothered all season by n
bad arm, left this morning for a
visit TO Bonesetter Reese. of Ioungs
town. Ohio. Roberts has beer con-
sulting specialists all year about the
soreness and stiffness OF his salary
wing. and Lundgren advised the trip
TO Reese. Roberts came to the
squad with big reputation and has
been kept on the team because Of
the prospects he has SHOWN of com
ing through. II ever his arm does
loosen up. Michigan will have val
liable man.
The Michigan team faces VI. \. c.
today in what win be the bitterest
game OF the season 10 date. Al
though they have not been playing
good ball, the members OF the nine
with one or two exceptions nave
been hitting in fine shape. and with
Miller pitching his usual brand II
air tight baseball. Brandell, Lahadie,
Thomas and Dunno will be able TO
get In enough real blows 10 put the
game away.
Several shifts have been contem-
plated for this game. and Walter
house Is the most logical choice nov
for second with CasweIl on first,
Harrington has been playing first.
but his poor throwing makes him 2
bad man for the job. Branded will
remain at short although he does rot
like the position. II Is announced
that Brown will pitch for "a. a c..
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

change in the
Charley Deal third oase
ana one OF
bird
he much better
Although the Browns
playing better ball nan me
steadily fieluer
the first division before long
10 Detroit
ha month and while well placed he is mighty OPP
tfrnist Here is he he thinks
a days but
started will welcome home on June
OF alender TO
club Will gradual accomplished just as sure as you re
boat the GIANTS
We simply couldn't get started Inc men
Things from bad to
ne laughing o National
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
CORNELL PUTS
NEW CREW IN
RACE TO-DAY

Y ITHACA. N. ". May 27.--One Of
tho classiest boat races of the sea.
pcn Is expected here today when the
YALE Princeton and Cornell varsity
Nights clash over the twomile dis
tance on Lake Cuyaga. Cornell is
represented by brand new eight,
~ q man who rowed against Har.
yard last Saturday being in the
hat. The crews which will start
re:
PYinceton--Bow. Savage; No. 2
uelancey; No. 3. Mccain: No. 4
I>e; No. s. Otis; No. 6, Gadebusch
~. Z, PAUL: stroke. Cochran, and
Go1Bwain, Skies.
Yals-Bow. Hadley; No. 2. Gilfal
~; No. 3, Low; No. 4. Meyer; No
. oturtevant; No. 6, Fitzpatrick;
~ z, McNaughton; stroke. Hsrri
cInon. and coxswain, McLane,
= cuenell-- Bow. Fitzpatrick; No. 2,
1l1stte; No. 3. Moir; No. 4. Booney /;
1b; 8 Kirkland; No. s. Brinker-
~; No. z. Cowan; stroke. Kings.
- ard coxswain, Keppert.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
WHITE SOX ON
TRIAL TO-DAY

CHICAGO. May 27--The contem.
plated shakeup OF the White Sox
hangs today on the outcome OF the
White SoX-Indians series which be-
gins here this afternoon. Owner
Charles Comiskey has expressed his
disappointment on the showing OF
the Hose on the recent eastern trip.
and unless Rowland's men show
some change for the better, plans
for a reorganization will go ahead.
The record of the Sox on their east
ern trip was Ave victories, six de.
feats and one tie. =.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
Club Improving
6< ID

Win TIT since have all shown big
proement confidently believe have FIRST division
I making pennant claims out VIII
that club that beats us viii know
in a weeks OF good
then ought to tear through the
certainly presents formidable front
better Sser Derri
like all the others he has shown
his old self What
Of Johnson? Well think he
he He discarded
white which club got him for
last but promises TO
unable
also member of the St
oufeder there is the business
y6fh he hal trouble getting started
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May 27.--
Harvard stadium will be the setting
this afternoon for the greatest meet
ing OF the |. y. \. \. ever held when
star athletes from 20 colleges com
pete in the forty-nrst annual cham.
pionships. Weather conditions were
perfect
Cornell with Is stars. qualified.
was The fayoritc But Yale. with
H.. and Leland Stanford. with seven,
promised 10 push the Ithacans to
the limit
All doubts rs to the quality Of
the coming performances wer,
swept away whom, in the trials yes
tcrday. the mighticst athletes in
America smashed records or threat
oncd them with such ease that sew.
cral seemed bound 20 fall today.
Two records Mere shattered yes:
to-day. hut faint breeze and "A
slip Of an eighth OF an inch were
considered sufficient excuses for
barring them.
Capt. r. s. Murray, Of Leland
stanford. topped the high barriers
in an even Is seconds. one-ftth OF
a second better than the previous
mark. a slight breeze ~ his back
kept the record from counting.
Wori hingtOn. OF Dartmouth,
jumped a feet : IS inches. out
was one-eighth OF an inch over az
the take-off and the judges refused
10 allow the mark 10 stand.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
MOUNTAIN BLOWS;
BAMBERG CHAMP

The Greater Detroit bowling -----
ney at Sweers y.Hus,Cn's ended With
a woozs match betv cen Charley
Mountain aud Harry Cayan last
night Had Mountain been in. any
scr, Of foun. lc could have won an
easy victory and gone into a tie for
first place lie booted his chance,
however. and now l. tied for second.
third and fourth with Billy Miller
and Tom HALEY Bamberc Is the
winner OF the tourney. fhe awards
aa rs follow.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
T|CE IS HOME;
BROWNS HERE
Stage All Set For Opening of
Long Campaign At
Navin Field

The Tigers are home and the
Browns are here. Only the consent
of the weather man is now neces-
sary TO provide all the essentials
for bargain day joust at Nayin
field this afternoon. The first game
will start at Las O'Clock. 81. Louis
will use the same lineup that APP
peared here before, except that the
club will be strengthened by the
presence Of Jimmy Austin on third
Heilman Is still playing right field,
despite predictions and tips TO the
contrary. and 1t would not be sur
prising TO see him out there again
this afternoon. Coveleskio will
pitch one Of the games. and Dauss
the other, according 10 plans this
morning. That would make Dubuc
Sabbath choice Cunningham
could work today, because he didn't
pitch very long Thursday.
The club played an exhibition
game at Scranton yesterday. and
won by score Of : TO 6. The ri.
gers secured only FIVE hits of q
minor Lacquer by the name OF
Buckles. but they came closer TO
punching their blows than for some
days. They had two big innings
one Of which was the eighth. whom
they scored four runs The pitch.
er's wildness and lot OF miserable
infeld work was chiefly responsible
for the tallying. and had Buckles
been given perfect support he would
have won his game Erickson
pitched fair ball Billy Sullivan
caught and allowed only two stolen
bases. which h. not bad when II Is
recalled that green pitcher was
working with him
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
A. Poat,,p-.

~ boston
Innings IS i5G7s Ri f.
New Yprk q . . 4-1214 !
Boston "a - o o. .
Tesreau. stroud and
Rariden. Doom. TYLER and Gowdv
and Tragrosgor. Empires Day and
Eason.
At Philadelphia
innings 23i so Ri f.
BROOKLYN ~ % q - 90 8
Phua'phia o o I III Q 1
Batterics- smith and Meyers. AleV-
ander and Killifer Umpires--Klem
and Emslie.
At Cincinnati
Chicago II q O01 0 o. I
Cincinnati n . o o -
batteries Hendrix. Lavender, Sea-
ton and Fischer Toney and Wingo.
tmpir"s--Rigler and Harrison.
Inn. % i5s 7soIO11 RHE
Pltb'g o o o o . q i-Gl3 2
81 L's q q % o 0-5f2 {
Batter Cooper. Harmon. NAM
aux. Wilson and schmidt. Ames Sal
Ice and snyder. QuigIcy
md Byron.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
Colts at Albion

ALBION. Mich May 1.-THE
track team from Northwestern high
school. Of Detroit. Is in Albion "a
compete today in tho intersoholastiJ
track meet conducted by Albion col
lege The petrolters came down 70
get some seasoning before the state
meet g East Lansing,
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
NORTHWESTERN
AND CASS WIN

Northwestern high school base.
ball team continued on It's wild ca
reer terday afternoon. when II
defeated Western by count of s
to 2 Vedder pitched splendid ball,
as, usual. allowing bui six hits.
Cass Tech took on Windsor Col.
leeiate institute and ,ound a team
II could beat. The score was s 10 4.
Waterman got four hits IN FIVE
times AT bat
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
White SOx Are Ready

~ back White
#@V his old field
ouaed
phenom
will
knock feathers Cleveland
official year.
Johnson
tho and Ynnks played last
themt hat he
through 1e innings with only in the box
to OF the Detroit pitchers
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

back They Just re-
VIII disappontns road trip strong team Win
lowering the city Just now Is nu i,
will the
possible them 10
about ten
distance the
win home they would go on M
dope
said chrped Is
he donee O surrender watchfu waiting
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
Likes His Pitchers

f<A outhed going well indeed just now and ought to
Hartley catching pendidly
III and pitchers think have pretty fine looking stan
laid with pleurisy, will be able to
Hamilton have OF the greatest
In Welman
efthanded pitchers
lefthandd
Eddie Collins
all outhpaws
sto horse Dumping through platers.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
MUST HAVE BEEN SOME
TIGERS M THIS GAME

MONTREAL. MAY - a very
unusual came of baseball was
played hero " tcrday by Tho
Montreal and Richmond clubs. ~
the IrtcrUati1rql league. Tho
game won't "a q . 10 9 tic IT, Tie
ninth AVID rudod iu tho four.
feen'h iuninr Richmond winning,
10 "a ~. IL" Two teams scored
~ runs iu the fourteenth inning.
Eight pitchers we're used ia tho
game
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
Cornell FavOrite, With
Yale and Stanford
Well Liked

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. MAY 27.
Here are Micniean's chances
to win points in the eastern in
tcrco leg ate track anu field meet
today. The first five Of the men
qualified yesterday In the elimIr-
alton heats. The others did no.
have 20 run in the preliminary
events:
100 yard cash-Srith and
O'Brien.
22o.yard dash-Smith.
lAo-yard daSh-F ontana.
22o.yard hurdIes-Sische
Shot put-Crcss.
Mile run-Csrroii.
Two-nile rvn-Meehan.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
FINAL STANDING
Tho Prize winners

-Tled for second third and fourth
high score Rambcrg, $50 I'll
second high score--Galster, 261.
High ave. one series--Miller. 2i5 O.. n
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
Jones Fears Indians

s O think it
Cleveland be
~
While they win the
splendid
stylish What
a Athletics all
be
the club
will FIVE and it's
this
only
little Before long they'll begin to show their real class Detroit
Washington
wouldn't look not for Johnson haven't
combination Red
miss Speaker they
pitching that probably the
winning"
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

while Biii kiliifer was getting
shave In Pittsburgh the other dsy
man ~ years or age stole his over
coat. younger fellow might have
made on with Biii's shoes.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

Two hH 80 hits. Eush. Callahan and
Nitt. stolen bases --Ciagnier. Corcor-
an HOLMAN HaEcs ON bqlis-D0
Buckles :. on Erich son & Double play
Mullen 10 Dell to Corcoran. Struck
out Bv Buckles :. by Erickson 3.
Sacrifice hit Mullen. Time 80.
-mnIrn--Mc Bride.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

The grand old dope says IRjoic L.
81 yenrS Of nEc. hut YOU can't max Q
American League pitchers believe ~.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

- Louis ~ Detroit two gamesl.
Cleveland al Chicago.
Athletics AZ Washington.
Boston az New York
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

Connie Mack has gone back-iust
like Thomas 4. Edison, Henry Ford
and Charles Srhwab.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

The PhiIiieS bumped the Dodgers
out of hrst place and took the lead
themseiv~s. tiexander'S arm was
working In great shape. lie whitfield
Mae Robins.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
STANDINGS
American League.
IL ANDING.
IntinN's I,annes

Yesterdays Results.
No others scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

4 ~ 1aaks wsa the nrst double
~ 90 lot yees In the American
{nmGe eeoo The Red Sex. Pisp's
~ = Me - che pssches won the
~ kGu1o. ne second game was n
6ty epuoR the fsnks winning
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

7 lAaf- I - Il VI T..
Innings e2 SIS RI r
Boston 800 % % % J q 0-l 8 /
New York 0 % % % q q 7 o l-3io &.
Eatterics-t.eonard and Carri-In
and Thomas Fisher and Nunamaker.
ufstrrS--h wens and - LOHghlin.
Az Nashiugtou--
Innings 49, 80 RTE
Ph'la 'unIa % 0 % o % q 0-i 3 q
Wasbiu'ton % % q . O - > .
Batteries-Mcyers and SChanr.
DuuOut and Henry. Tmpircs-
Evans and Nallin.
81 Cleveland
Innings 22f r ~ r.
81. louis % 7 I-2 q ,
cleveland III o o O o ! "-f : .
Ratteries--D Davenport. Groom and
Hartley Klerfer aud G'Neil Jm-
pires--Connolly ana liIldebrand.
~ New York
CSECOND GAINED
Tnn'cs. 23l $40 Ri r.
Boston 90 q q q , u--5 :
y York % 2 @ o 2 o 1-6il 3
Batteries-GreEg. MAYS Jones and
Agnew Heating Russell. Markle.
Shawkey and Walters. Empires
OLoughlin and Owens
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

Fielder james, brown mnaaEcr was
l,r nish~d when he kicked on deris-
lon. and the Indians. pr"reeded 10
trim the HrovnS. Z 90 =. sister scored
both runs for ~. Louls.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
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National: League.
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Yesterdays Results.

Today'S Games
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at -. Louis
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

Benny kaun was caught OF first
three times.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
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