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The Detroit times., 1916-07-25

atme stealing record and
efficient pitching baseball
enthused this
tumbId OF excellence
OF
notch higher
Peter:
Merlevood
lanc City N J.. broke 100 straight Il
fred from that mark That's
100 targets shooting from the p
This shooting
there was 1oeod composition and squad made Of Plum
Richardson Ralph
Newoome former champion of Pennsylvania and
ersae amateur champion c. OF
All this SQUAD did was to break as7 possible 500
previous record
IN the Illinois State championship by Hoon
Grand American Handicap
OF 100
90
pretty bunch OF records
the class that
rs participants against so
These records had r Young
OF Springfield Ohio Hoosier
shot straightlOO
performance made this
OF Richardson but
800 $500 n.y.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25
WESBR0OK is
MICHIGAN HOPE
Only Youngster Given Chance
TO Bring Tennis Title Home
Next Month

TIE Official announcement OF the
Michigan state tennis tournament
sets Aug. "a as the opening date and
the excellent courts OF the Detroi;
Tennis club as the place. II is as
sured that Wesbrook. Detroit's
young southpA~ phenorl. will par
ticipate. and upon him win rest
largely the states chances 20 bring
the ehs@p!orzh Of Michigan back
TO Michigan
Chicago AZ present has a monoD-
oily Of the honor. A L. Green, Jr..
OF Chicago. won II two years ago
and las; sumner Jerry Weber. from
the same village. was champion.
Weber probably will seek the hon
ors again. and be is sure TO De the
taVorite, because of his splendid
play at Cleveland earlier Ia the
year He and hts brother cleaned
up some eastern stars at that
tournament.
wesbrook viii enter this tourney
as city champion IN every respect,
but With handbags similar 10 those
that were expected 10 hempe=
him in the city tourney His eI.
psrience is not great, and be Is very
young He surprised the wise
heads IN the city meet. however,
ard 20 may repeat next month in
the bigger tourney
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25
EAST COMES
WEST AGAIN
Washington Opens at Nayin
Field and Will Stay for
Four Games

when the east came west about
seven weeks ago, the Tigers were
In sixth place and sir games from
the lead. Today The east comes
west a second time. and hnds the
Tigers in sixth place and seven
games from the top. although the
percentage OF the JunsAlssrs Is now
more tnan 800. which 4, was not
then The Tigers m.ldo q wonder.
lul stand against the Invasion, win.
ming ~ o. the first 10 games. reach.
ing lie for frat. and winding up
with record OF IL victories in II
starts for the period. this including
a series o. four gsmes with Cleve
land which vas tackled onto the In
vasion BY the schedule makers.
Washington opens the invasion
as usual The Nationals were trim
med In three straight last time.
This week they will play four
games. Seven weeks ago the Crit
men were not hitting. and their
fielding was not the best In fact.
they were In tho midst OF q horri.
bic slump. which stole the lead
away from them and allowed them
70 slide without interruption until
they reached Ct Louis, where they
got ON their feet again. This time
Washington f. badly crippled. Tho
club has no FIRST baseI1an, and In
playing Charity. q catcher develop
ed by Bill Sullivan at Minneapolis
last season. Morgan is out with
Injuries. ami Shanks. an outhelder,
IL playing third base.
But all this does not seem to hurt
the National. any They lost the
eastern series 10 Detroit, but imme-
dsaely afterward Traced ind again
are in he thick Of the pennant race.
The magnificent pitching staff In alb
soluteiy fresh Nc one has worked
for three days. and all but johnson
and Gallia are ready todsy. Either
ono Of these can work Wednesday.
Viewing the hospital llst II might
appear that there was another
chance for the Tigers 10 swecr
clean. but the speed Of the Nation.
ais for the past ten days makes
rough going for the Jenningses very
probably.
II IL likely that Joe BoebIing, a
southpsw. will pitch today. and that
he will be opposed by James. Bill
beat Joe in the east In a beautiful
game, IN which Washington got but
FIVE hits and three ~ them in the
last inning.
The White Sox have left town and
nobody hero IL mad. Coveleekic
pitched q fine game Yesterday. and
carried them along l3 innings, but
with Cobb out OF the lineup the Tig.
ors we're helpless with the mace
and did nothing to help their
pitcher.
in the eighth they did succeed In
tieing The count by virtue OF an In
field single, a sacrifice. a passed ball
and an inheld play. An error mixed
with n little hitting was responsible
for their other tally.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25
GOTHAM HONORS
MATTY TO-DAY

NEW YORK. July 25.-Ail New
York viii pay tribute 20 Christy
Matehwson today when the man
whose arm pitched the Giants 20 so
many victories throughout his II
years ~ service. leads hls new team.
the Cincinnati Reds. onto the Polo
grounds.
II will be the biggest day IN base.
ball New York has seen since 1919.
Probably the biggest crowd ~ the
season will turn out 20 see the "Old
Master" for the FIRST time in a hostile
uniform.
Then. there will be Charley Her.
zog. appearing AZ Giant, the same
old Buck" Of pennant days, now a
member OF the ex.managers Of Gin.
cinnsu. but still very much alive,
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25
DONOVAN IS
SURELY GAME
Never Did Such a Run Of Bad
Luck Strike a Flag
Contender

Miracle men bob up on the ball
field each season. At the start OF
the race Lee Foil wore the 1916
title. but the Cleveland pilot must
make way for Bill Donovan, who II
keeping his Yankees In first place
In the face OF tremendous odds. due
to the activity OF the injury ink.
Here is the Yankees hospital list,
yet the club continues To lead
Ray Caldwell Sliced finger
with knife while whiting bat
handle in training camp.
George Mogrid < Q - Injured
shoulder in spring after starting
like a whirlwind.
Fritz Maiscl--Broke collar
bone trying 10 catch fly in out.
field strange position.
Lee Maeee--Dcvclope char.
ley-horse Sliding into base
Frank Gilhooley Mails
els place, became star lead.ofr
man OF league. then broke ankle
sliding 10 base.
Hughey High Sprained ankle
chasing ny ball
Frank BRker--Broke two ribs
In collision with concrete stand
while chasing foul with no one
on base.
Nick Cullop-Tore ligament
while pitching after having won
nine straight Victories.
Ray Caldwell--Stru on knee
cap by line drive. causing sec
ond trip 10 hospital
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25
The Nj. & NJ. Favorite

- YAITER and pilot o. troing
NV anybody because
Is wv s Until Mabel the Ohio
at lAstw
stand tie gar Of
frankly that expected his last
that
handy Then Con boosted the gloom flag Not chance win
showed herself the games, thing the Her
the Geers which driven By
she has
passing a
Hartford Mabel mile 2o4I.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25
Great Field Will Line
Up This After
noon
BY HAROLD Y. WILCOX.


RACE TRACK. STATE FAIR
GROUNDS, July 25-Speed will be
courted n more ways than one
this afternoon. when the Grand
Circuit presents It's second program
u the blue Ribbon meeting in De
troit. Driving club officials shared
, the annoyance OK Estrons yes;sr4s Y
when long delays interviewed he
tween the heats. aud thts fault viii
20 remed'ed today. acco-cin.; .
fervent promises. TIE delay Non
day vas due 10 twc reasons one
was the fact that the 2:I7 pace had
20 be split into two divisions, max
Ing - heats instead OF nine for lie
afternoon The other vas the part
mut7els. which are new 10 this
track Like al new things, they did
not speed Up a. they should They
demanded no less than 50 minute
for each interval. and to-day q!
will be cut 10 % minutes. NiI.
heats raced al those intervals ALL
make a big difference in the leugth
Of the program.
This is Board OF Commerce day
and While the appeal " the pacing
classic IL nos 40 strong a. that q
the VI. & n. a great and pic
turesque throng will Ali the stands.
a splendid field Of starters 70 prom
ised the d. OF G., which Is for 2D5
PAGERS This year instead OF the o.
class a last year The big race will
90 on the three heat. AMI each heat
race plan. just the same az the
others. and a battle is promised for
each jog around the oval
This three-heat plan made a big
hit yesterday There wasn't heat
all Monday afternoon that didn't
have a beautiful finish. and some Of
The jneups at the wire were extra
ordinary Every driver tried harf.
aud not the least spt ctacular Of The
days bits oi sport vas the rrsnt!c
driving for a place OF pilots whore
s;s>6s bad broken and teen drop
ped behind for moment
The Beaver and Ben Earl will BE-
! favor1tes This afternoon. according
20 the early gossip today, bur &C far
as the speculation IL concerned,
here II apt 70 Dc a lot Of plunging
on iong sbots. TIE long shots vent
creIy yesterday and gave he favor.
Tee a wonderful trimming and tho
pa.roLs ~ both The auctions and
marines haven't forgotten L.
One horse that will be closely
watched in the big race today IA
White Sox There n a terdency
20 lay os the coast horsss because
they have been ~ errailc this
spring The Lark crl, all rorfs ~
capers yesterday. and Es?-ranza,
favorite IN the second rice. was
ds'anced for running Nor Fas
Rsyo lie ORC Consistent. Uhite sor
Is as fast a. a cyclone. but failed
10 show any form at all 81 CIeve-
land last week.
Other horses wei worth watching
this sft' rnocn are Miss Harris ",
who wou the Zr1 raro 20 North
Randall; The savoy, w.rgor ~
heat IN the ? % para in z.b2IA.
and Billy Dale, = fast thlaz TIA, has
not shown rs 1915 class yet GoIdie
G. Who has a quarter IN .zsi-2 20
her credit this year. also ls expect.
ed 70 start Bon Earl 21n tho I'd.
wards stake ~ Sorih Kendall and
The Beaver IS The horse .Hat .hov.
ed mp White Sex 'rh California
horse may go well in Detroit. FOR
the ball team he is named so- aer
hot pace for MIN over che week
end.
In addition to the Boari Of Com.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25
'Batted for Mckee In eleventh.
'Batted for wolfgang in eleventh

'Batted for Wolfgang ir eleventh
INN Innings ssg!ssfoilI,l,
BIZ pstrS ". ISoSod?6S 3 Z -
Total bsses-Detroit. :. chleaEo
~ Sacrifice hlts-Burns ,. MeEss
Weaver. r. Collins. Jackson. LApp
Terry Stolen base-schalk. Pitch
ing summary--s hits and ~ times ~
bat - wolfEang In 10 Innings I hit
and times a. tat on williams In :
innings. Two-base hlts-Schaik
Weaver, woitsang Felsch Three
lase hit Collins. struck out
Ey Covslsskie, lFelsch !. Weaver
SohalE BY Woifsang. > fcovsl.s-
Ike 2. Crawford: by Williams ?
'Vsarh. C0veleskis1. Bases 90 balls
or cov.ieskis, Cschalk, 4, Col
l!nsl. - wolfgang. = tHeilman
Crsv ford . Yourgb OF Williams. 2
lNtft. Bush. Eurusb Double play
Terry j. Collins and Ness. First
bes" IN error Detroit. ]. Left on
hns"s--ilrirslt. 2. chicago, -. wild
Bs 'ifle%o ts2.is.k,. re ~ eniiifihlns.s
Lynn. Weaver. Tlme-2:4s Um-
plres--b'nesn and SsiIin. Attend
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25
Watching the
Scoreboard
YESTERDAYS HERot

YESTERDAYS HERO
The sporting editor whs tried
"a get aat . ~orkiaE good show
lag on baseball WITH oaty two
regular Gs@es pisyea- re failed.
In the Cteveiaad-New Yorh Giants
eshibtttsa. PIE Way, MrGraw's Vale
veevwit, tasted the woes of defeat.
tie Indians getting all their tsiiies
en- him.
The WHITE Sos aud Detroit went
IL hard innings when Ceveiesht<
yielded two siagl~. asd lit = man :
this. combined with . saeridee and
80 tsheid out. gave Chicago tie win
staG rua.
Honas Wagner q. slowly FADING
sway. lie aniy got n doubte snd two
s,nGies out 90 three times mp.
Namass held the Phitiie. 60 three
hits. lie famed eight.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25
RNsEnAIL GnssIP

th'~hFt e~-erferH advise keeping
IN eye - tho Waite soH. Nothing
DOING ITr waste = ayesiRht.
No' IN" ispst perrieJirg angie NJ
the CInrf rnafl- Ssw TrrE fraIe wa.
the fact that "Cif Naster' Mathew
son asked - De traded 20 The Reds
With Tommy Leach. Arthur Dsviir
and Charlie Doom pastinInx with
their team, rochester folk can have a
tionA
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25
The Feeble East

iTH Mclaughlin Bundy. Johnston
wv ray Davis Johns Warren Mccormick and tho
The Pacific
- 81 'aps over who are good sons
ooe NOT look big In
unph OF Griffin Norris Williams yesterday points an aou
wv '"S oi me
10 proyet hatbl
popular United
thai In
That the
ond topped tables Most billiard pas,s no,
hllsrds II
~ hst billiards requires
nGvoe-ef thb all more thoaa xho
billiards thrills and s NAV
enmo n ~ - A"''
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25

Chicago At Boston
Pittsburgh at phiiadsiphtA
Cincinnati at New York
81 Louis at BROOKLYN.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25
This Is Board of Commerce Day. and New
Mark for Pacing Classic Is Expected
The Inning That Beat Tige Monday

THIRTEENTH. CHICAGO-Felsch doubled
pitched ball sacrificed
Lynn Weaver forced J. Collins Bush
no
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25

particular just
wv 70 the
the grounds
sold for $50. and
a danced
wouldn't
occasionally
. tfUter.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25
What May Happen
In Scores Today

Fred Luderus. tho Phillies FIRST
bAseman ls said 20 hit IN" ball as
hard as any man In the game. But
m. heiders won't allow Fred 10 hit
en- out far enough
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25
Same Squirt They Had and Grabbed June

O notable them Ben
according to the owlh folk VIZ enter America.
AaeAuiinS
stood Cor eight year. Back sos Ths BEL
stu
Il tonight OF
tpown stake AL time ia,
the
decade for creatures II
Beaver should stealing The Eeis record
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25

The Of The hr OF hts great series OF
tho
Onyth
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25
STANDINGS
American League.
aTANDING
Today's Games

Warrington at Detroit
philadelphia at ST Louis.
Boston a. Cleveland
New York at chicago.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25

aerca stake, the Tuesday program
includes The Hotel Wayne stake for
3-ysaro.d tro'te-s and the 2l2
pace Music again win BE- supplied
BY the Weber band. which made .
Tremendous hit Monday, and which
includes some excellent singers IN
It's organization.
The opening day for the pari.
mu,uels a, tie fair grounds was a
merry occasion The first heat OF
The meeting showed Canute paving
t47s0 for s. Tho FIRST heat Of the
second race found NcCloskey pay
!nK 1880 for g. When Valentine
rgt Zo,u6ro clay acrcss in the FRS,
he.' n no fourth race, that t-otter
r"Esrt4d Is hackers 70 the extent
% % tO The loCkies never were
as generous a. that
The summary OF Mondays rae
.7g
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25
Nationa; League.
ST DING


Innings .1l5s - RHF:
PhiiitsH 0 o 0 o 0--i ! a
Pi''r'Irgh 4 si0l .--stt q
BatterIss--Dsm Mayer Nc.
Quiilen and Burns and Adams Ma
msuS and gibson tmrtres-Kiem
ard EualIe
No other games scheduled
The Detroit times., 1916-07-25
That's An Hughey Said

\" would
i q Auburnlocks
q calmly simply told
10 . In the world"
chase Jennings this and be has done
three timea
is
he likely
a.
vciou
%
not cover Al ground q youngsers
~ - .
ccbbs spiked hand can't he. too While e Tiger.
abenthe and ave loshe club missed him sore
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31

invitation on the part of VIM. McMa-
hon to attend the ceremonies. Three
different jobs were let for construct
ion, a man named Sweeney, of White
water, being the successful bidder.
The work totals 1882 and involves
an 2S-foot span across dry run in
section II; 16-foot span one and
one-half miles east of the Badger Mill
bridge, known as the Bowden bridge,
and another 16-foot span in section
IL two miles east of the holman mill,
crossing dry run. All are to be built
of concrete.
Mr.. Livingston is an old settler in
Grant county, but says that parts of
Castle Rock township had him Ego
ing" The country is wild and rug
ged beyond description with tower
ing heights that make our 300-foot
mountains look like mole hills. In
some parts of the township it is i'm
possible to run an automobile, and the
region is totally without mail service.
Most of the mail in Castle Rock
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31

township comes out of Boscobel on
the RID, using "stub" routes such as
route 9, Lancaster. 1t is safe to say
that not one man in ten around here
is familiar with this part of Grant
county.
John Kelley, who has charge of the
road work in this section, as road
committeeman, handled the bids. j..
F. Shemak, township chairman, was
also present
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The following advertisements were
furnished and authorized published by
the respective candidates whose sigma
lures appear, for which they have
paid, or will pay $500, each, to Grant
County Herald.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate at the September primaries for
the Republican nomination for clerk
of the Circuit Court. GEO. w, BAR
Lancaster, Wis.
I hereby announce my candidacy on
the Republican ticket for Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Grant county, sub
ject to the action of the September
primaries. FRED &. BURR,
Lancaster, Wis.
I hereby announce myself as can
didate for the Republican nomination
for District Attorney of Grant county.
FRANK G. MEYER.
Lancaster, Wisconsin.
1 hereby announce my candidacy
for the Republican nomination for the
office of sheriff of Grant county, sub
ject to the decision of the voters at
the September primary. A. w. Hoos-
er, Platteville, Wis.
I hereby announce myself on the
Republican ticket as candidate for
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31
SURELY A REAL SPORT.

George A. Newett, the Michigan edi-
tor, who had to pay six cents damages
for libeling Colonel Roosevelt on the
drink issues, prefers Hughes, as the
republican nominee, but is ready to
support Roosevelt, if nominated, "be-
cause 1 admire his vivid American
ISM" Which really shows Newett to
be something of good sport, to say
the least.-Madison Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31

sheriff of Grant county, subject to
the action of the September primar-
les. w. G. HYMER, Potosi, Wis.
1 HEREBY announce my candidacy
on the Republican ticket for Grant
County Treasurer, subject to the
action of the September primaries.
Respectfully, JOHN E. DIVALL,
Lancaster, Wis.
I hereby announce myself as can
didate for the Republican nomina-
ton for Clerk OF the Circuit Court
of Grant County at the primaries held
in September.
CHARLES w. BURROWS,
Lancaster, Wis.
I hereby announce myself as can
didate at the September primaries for
the Republican nomination for the Of
fee of District Attorney Of Grant
county.
MANFRED S. BLOCK,
PIatteville, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Deals In Dirt Filed With Record
er of Grant County.
An Active Movement in Good Farm
ing Lands and All Kinds Of
Town Property.

CFrom May 20 to May 27.)
First National bank of Lam
caster by L. H. Stevens,
pres, and G. H. Basford,
cashier, to Katherine Eek
er,, Of So. Milwaukee, one
acre in Lancaster. Con- LOO
Alpheus Mcdonald and wife
to George Budworth, lots
Is, IA, and 10 in vii. of
BeetOwn. Con. ---------- 10000
@. II. Bartlett and wife,
Richard Conlon and wife,
to BarteI Dagenhardt, lot
s, and strip in the village
of Cuba City. Con. ------ 100000
Charles Wolf and wife to
August Wolf, strip of land
in Plattey:lle. Con. - 10000
Frederick Libert and wife to
Rufus Heer, lots in Platte
vile. Con. ---------- 45O.OO
Bertha E. Eastman, of Fair
view, Mont, to Mary =.
Ellis. lot in Lancaster.
Consideration ----------- 100000
Henry Hays and Stella Hays
to Sherman Greenwood,
lot IL, and east u of lot
10 in vii. of Cassville.
Consideration ----------- 10000
r. L. Duncan and wife, Of
Minneapolis, Mimi, H. E.
Duncan and wife of Sagi-
nav, Mich, Budd Duncan
of Lancaster, F. L. Duncan
and wife of Spokane, Wash,
to Anime Showalter, land
in Lancaster. Con. --- 100000
c. H. Bartlett and wife to
John Hendricks, lots in vii.
of Cuba City. Con. ----- 10000
G. "a. Morrison and wife to
O., B. & @ Ry Co., con-.
tanning 77-1OO acres in Wy
abusing. Con. - 1880
Frank Elwen to Alma Ell
well, strip of land in the
village of Cassville. Con. LOO
o. S. Pound, J. A. Randall
and Richard Simons to A.
W. AppIeby, of Boscobel
lot in Boscobel. Con. - 1850
Fred Brechler and wife to
Jessie Wolff, land in vii.
of Fennimore. Con. ----- 10000
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31

A. A. belong and wife and
A.. H. belong to J. L.
Richie, lot in Montfort.
Con. -------------------- 500.
Joseph Prochaska to Viii.
liam Hipenbecker, so acres
in watterstown. Con. = 1890.
Fred Parker and wife to
Sophia Armfield, land in
Fennimore. Con. ------ 125.
George Rockwell to H. E.
Morgans, lot in Lancaster.
Consideration ----------- 1000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31

DIR. MOORE is specializing in the
treatment of pyorrhea and diseases
of the teeth and gums. Special enc
tine treatment expertly given. Cases
from out of the city will receive
prompt attention.