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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
CROOKSTON
News-Champion Correspondence:


Sunday Aug. 6
John WeddIe is here from Lebanon.
Kansas.
Steve Waters is improving his pas
ture with a new wire fence.
In one week there were l23 autos
passed down the valley.
Miss Georgia Richards Of Denver
spent Sunday at the Waters ranch.
VIM. Shaw and family returned Fri.
day from Baltimore, where they have
been spending few weeks.
Mrs. Scott and children, Majorie,
Ruth, Date and led; Harry, Eva and
Viola Waters; Dave Hirdman. Ray
Sanches and Amy Marlatt attended the
dance at Waunita Saturday night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
WILLIAM WE|sER COMES
OUT FOR REELECTION
Popular District Attorney
Will Go Before People
Unexcelled Record
Grand Junction Sentinel:-

Grand junction Sentinel
Among the district attorneys Of Colo
RADIO. no man holding one of these high
ly important offices stands higher than
William Weiser, of this city, district
attorney of the Seventh Judicial District
of Colorado.
William Weiser was elected four years
ago by one of the largest majorties
ever given a candidate in this district.
The action of the people in placing him
in office has surely been justified, for
Mr.. Weiser has made good in every
sense of the word. He has proven an
able, conscientious, tireless and courage
GUS official He has given strict and
careful attention to the duties of his
office, and in every one of the seven
counties in the district he has made a
splendid record in upholding the laws
and prosecuting offenders.
The hope that Mr.. Weiser would be a
candidate for reelection has been heard
from hundreds of people throughout the
district. and SO popular has he been and
80 general has been the satisfaction
over his work that not another name
has ever been mentioned in connection
with the democratic nomination for the
Office of district attorney.
Mr.. Weiser authorized the Sentinel
today to announce his candidacy for re-
election, subject to the action of the
Judicial assembly and of the primary
election to be held on September 18th,
and the Sentinel takes pleasure in for
nally presenting his candidacy.
No official can more safely or consis-
tently ask for reelection on the strength
Of the record he has made than can
VIM. Weiser. His worth, his sbility,
his rugged honesty and his loyalty to
the interests Of the people are recogniz-
ed and appreciated throughout the big
district and the people will show their
appreciation. The Sentinel believes BY
re-electing Mr.. Wsiasr BY IN even big
ger majority thsn he received four
years ago.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
DOYLEVILLE
News-Champion Correspondencs:


Wednesday, Aug. 9
The rainy weather is still holding back
the hay crop.
Mrs. Prosser was Denver bound
passenger Tuesday.
T. F. McAllister was up from Delta
first of the week.
Juan Quintana is the proud owner OF
a new Oakland four.
Frank Collard made the trip in this
week with his new Oakland.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Leonard on
Saturday. an eight pound boy. All do.
ing well.
A large crowd from Doyleville attend.
ed the dance at Waunita Saturday night.
All report fine time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
SOMERSET
N.v.-ch.mpion Correspondence

Monday. Aug. Z.
Mine Surveyor Frank C. Hill left for
Denver Sunday.
Robert Williams returned Monday
from business trip to Denver and Du-
range.
Word was received this week that
Phil Moore was killed by lightning on
his ranch
There was farewell dance given at
the hall Friday night for Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Zook.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
Imitation Marble.

Coal ashes. soda and copal varnish
have been combined by a German in
ventor into an artificial stone resem.
bling marble.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
Woman's Sacred Rights.

One reason a woman will not permit
her husband to criticize her friends
IS ttfat she considers II an invasion Of
her sacred rights.-Topeka State Cap
ital.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
CENTRAL PLAYS
BIG GA MES HERE
Rapids and Buffalo To Come To
Detroit; Meet MuskegOn
Upstate

Grand Rapid Central and Buffalo
Lafayette high will furnish the main
foot bail attractions on Detroits Cen
trails home schedule this year The
schedule. which is just announced
leaves Nov. 30 open for the usual
post.season game which Is played
With a championship contender OF
some sort The schedule
sept eS--Cential vs. Monroe al De-
trOit
at Detroit
oct .-Central " Southeastern a.
oeJ Central vs. Tolcdo Scot. al
oci GENITAL VS. Ann Asuor AZ
oct ,s-Centrai vs Musheson 1T
MuskeRun
Nov central " Rsy ''ty Vast
ern ~ t'tvoit.
Nov % Csntrsi Va Buffalo Ia
fsv.tte ~ Detroit
Nov Is centrsl vs. Grand Rar'ds
GENITAL 81 Grand Rapids.
Npv 5o-ppen
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
MAULY MUST
WEAR HARNESS
Demon Trainer TuthilI Fit
Star Gridder With Special
Armor for Shoulder

ANN -ARBoR. Mich. Sept. fe.
larry Tuthill. trainer OF the De-
roit Tigers and formerly holder OF
the same position with the West
Point football team. has started hts
duties as trainer OF the Michigan
football team by ordering a special
shoulder brace for Capt. Johnny
Maulbetsch, whose shoulders are
considerably bunged up as result
Of years Of the most strenuous foot. :
ball playing. The brace Tuthill he's
ordered Is one that he first used At
West Point. having had ii made sps-
cially for player there whose con-
dition was similar to that OF the
Wolverine captain.
tits Tuthill's plan TO have Mauiy
use this brace in practice that he
may not b. injured before the bio
contests, The Wolverine star was
forced ia wait on the sidelines
/ great deal las, fall because the
! chances OF his being injured were
40 great. His weakness comes from
a tearing OF the muscles across his
| chest, which has so weakened his
/ general shoulder strength that .
blow upon one side Is liable to
force out OF joint the shoulder on
the other side.
Tuthill made nying trip TO Ann
Arbor, Thursday. and learned willis
there that Pat" Smiths knee 10
stronger than il ever has been BE-
fore. Formerly II was so weak. that
the star fullback's father objected
10 his playing. hut now, as reports
have II. Mr.. Smith. Sr,. holds NO
objections to his sons athletic pro
grams.
Tuthil will also put ban on
breaking training during the sea-
eral OF the best men failed 10 OBJ
serve the rules last fall. and tho
the new trainer says he will not
attempt 10 force the men TO observe
the restrictions. he will make them
see the importance Of il and will
leave II up TO them.
Yos, will arrive in Ann Arbor.
Sunday or Monday. according to
Tuthill. while the trainer himself
will leave for the college town Tuss-
day morning Practice begins In
earnest Tuesday afternoon, and all
coaches and trainer will be on hand
to star the heavy work night or the
reel
Red" Mckee, catcher for the Tt
gers. is pulling for his old friend
Phil" Raymond. to make the Michi
gan eleven this fall. Phil played
quite a bit last season, but was moi
among those who secured their let
tiers. His chances are good this fall
however, because of his skill y
kicking Red" believes that the
fans will think OF Raymond Just -
he does n he is ever given q real
chance TO show his class.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
Jack WHEAT
new BALL HERO
His Batting Streak Puts Him
Up Close To National
Leaders

NEW YORK. Sept Tack
Wheat. The eminent outfelder of
the Dodgers. by his great stunt Of
hitting safely in % consecutive
games, today jumped into third po-
sitiou in tic National league batting
averages. Wheat started his mac
ing career while the Dodgers were
on their last swing around the circle
and tho most recent averages show
he is biting .3l9 tie is just point
behind hts teammate, Jake Dau
ber1 who Is cloutins for an averag'
OF $50 Hal chase. ~ Cincinnati.
continues in the lead. with a mark
Of S27
Vhest's string ~ safe hitting
hasn't ended hut he already has
st q record for tho season. There
isn't chance for him 10 break the
worlds record this year, for Jack
Ness, nov with the Chicago Ameri.
can club. hit safely I'm ~ consecu-
tive games last year while with
Va hldUN, III lHt FdNlHt tOdSl
league
Zsck's las, hii was yesterday when
he stepped 10 the plate In the sec
ond inning OF the game between the
Pirates and Dodgers with the bases
full and smashed the ball 10 the left
field fence for home run
This is the Missouri clouter's first
home run with the bases full, al
though his four.sack feats are com
mon in Brooklyn
Benny Kauff has boosted his aver
age TO $50.
Although Davy Robertson, ~ New
York, is hitting only PSI he leads
the league in runs scored, having
crossed the plate In safety So times.
Iris Speaker maintains his place
al the head Of the American league
column with an average OF 379, 10
Cobb's 1863. Toe Jackson is plug
ging along in third place with a
mark OF sis Cobb leads in runs
scored, with an even 100
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

BATTLE STROHS

Amateur baseball. Sunday. Will he
genuine rival OF the professional
game As ozpou0ded' A. NavIn 6cld
Louisville Is ending M its SUIT
clire club 20 play the Detroit Sfroh-
and the game viii he AZ Mack narb
The importance Of al this is found
in the fact that both cIuh* ars city
champions and rivals for the ns.
tIoual championship OF the y A 8.
A. organization Louisville already
has pat the sklds under indianapolis.
and has similar designs on Detroit
sending what Is said 10 be one OF
the hardest hitting amateur clubs
In the country.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
TIGERS GIVEN
THREE BY DRAFT
Infelder, Flychaser and South
paw Pitcher Fall To
Detroit

The Tigers did not get all the
rockies they went after n the dr5th
but with che three they aid captur'
Friday at Cincinnati in the annua
grabfest, and those they have pur
chased outright or recalled IA.
Jungle camp at Wayahachie viii
have plenty OF young faces. Tbs
White Sox and Athletics raided the
bushes In fine style. Comiskkey fin
ally out-macking Mack.
The three men SHARED by Presi-
dent Nayia, who attended the meet
ing. are Dyer. an infielder from Den
yer; Heatley. AL outnelder from
Tulsa aud league-nate of Allison
and Jones, who are here now; and
Doug herty. a southpsw pitcher from
Wilkesbarre. The drafting done by
each club If Indicated in the follow
ing summary
Ter. Los Angeles Schouer. LouisE i!!+.
Jennings. Minneapolis McGraffgRu,
Vernon Noyes Portland. ore, Hili
Waco smith. oklahoma city. NAY
Muskeson. Horn. wellsyille. n Y.
Anderson. south Bend.
Cleveland Choice OF lndianapol -
Harris. Chattanooga MILLER, Omaha
choice Of Baltimore team; Dickerson
Dotham, Ala
White SoE Munigan. kansas city
kopp. Buffalo: choic" Of Richmono
| team. Henry, Petersburg. Va. RsJ
aud Lake. Newport News Gray
/ WiShits league. Rocky Mount
Kirkham. - Joseph. choice OF Mont.
real team srssn AND carlson. Rock.
| ford Haas. Wilkesbarre
Detroit Tigers-Dycr. 81 Denver
/ Daugherty ~ Wllke'harrc. Heat
! lev Tulsa.
I - i.ouiS-K enworthy. Oakland
! Bigl"r. GettysburE. Pc. Pennington
/ Lawrencc. Mass. Pitt Portland. Ne
Nashtngton--Ch Choice ~ 81 P1u
and Rochester clubs.
! Cincinnati Rode Filler, moline, lll
/ Corner Reading, IA ~ Rourke dnr
Nov York Giants wit,erstautter
Ne,Wark 'anasGy. Wee ,.-, .r.-.-.,
/ Dtlhoofrr. Milwaukee. Mueset G'rm
! inEhaut. rlarni gar, Muscat0"
! O.Farrell Peoria E"uther. Spoken'
! Wo'r. puluth
E1stor Braves Massey, New or
I leans Hammond springfield, Mass
] Mo andloss Dallas
ST Lpuis Nationals 10 Fate. To
pcka Gardiner Newport News
/ brooklyn Dodgers FabriQue, Pro
( violence Burning Portland Ne
! FitHAinnmons. BUTT. snyder. Macui
} tsuhieCt 20 lnVcsticattont
Philadelphia Nations Ne - fitteTF
Tex
Pittsburgh Pirates Ellis. Fargo
Gleason. Lynn Mass King wheel
inR
NrN Nnk Naul<reS-RaW wings. Io
/ I,0o. Muayus, Memphis. knaapE
Shreveport. Ia N3nda Fort WORT
| T,N. Schaw Macon
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

This pitcher hds won hut 10
games and has lost 20 this season,
yet he deserves 10 Oe called one of
the greatest pitchers In the game
Sounds rather strange, doesn't it,
10 compare twirler whose win
nins average Is only t2S with such
performers a. Johnson and Alexan-
der? Yet Joe Bush Of the Athletics
is worthy of the comparison
Oh Joe Bush OF the Athletics
That explains Il. does II not Any
pitcher who can win game with
such bunch Of husncrs and mis-
fits as Connie Mack has been try.
ing out must be n great pitcher
The Athletics have lost 100 games
to date this season and have win
ming average OF 225 The honor OF
being the worst team IN The his-
tory OF modern baseball viii soon
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
Meanwhile Walt John
son RoOsts On Bench
With Nothing To Do

Clark Grifith did not pitch Wal
ar Johnson In the Chicago series.
hat was his business. OF course,
r 10 start the Swede would have
0de him work with only TWO days
at. Grin has an alibi there.
"a has been Grifith's custom all
eason, however TO send Johnson
n TO hurl the hast inning or TWO to
save close game. whether he has
had one. two or three days OF rest
Yesterday Jim Shaw was removed
in the ninth with one out and Terry
on third The score was tied. IN
der ordinary circumstances Johnson
would have finished the inning.
Any manager would have sent in
the best pitcher he had at that
stage. just 20 keep faith with other
pennant contenders. Bill Donovan.
who Is bound 10 Detroit by every
tie OF loyalty and friendship and
gratitude. never tried harder 20 win
series than he did in Detroit. just
because he wanted 10 play fair with
the league.
Griffith replaced Shaw with Thorn
as. raw rookie. Thomas immedi-
ately unleashed a wild pitch that
scored Terry and handed the White
Sox the game. Washington doesn't
strike another contender for week
and Griffith cant plead that he was
saving Walter for anybody Prob
ably the Tigers will debate the mat
ter with him in the four game series
that starts here on Sept, %.
The Red SoN. too. appreciated
, Griffiths cute little stunt. They got
Walter twice in four game series
! this month. Undoubtedly Detroit
Will get the Swede next week.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

be theirs. as they only have 10 lose
IA more TO surpass the Washington
club OF 1904. who were defeated ll3
times
Well, Joe Bush has won / . games
to date This is exactly one.half
OF the Athletics victories What
twirler ever won one-half 81 his
clubs total victories before Wal.
Ter Johnson has won about 80 per
cent. OF Washington wins, and the
great Alexander has won about one
third OF Philadelphia total vic.
tories.
Joe Bush won his first fame
when he won q world series game
sgainst the Giants in 1913.
Also, Joe Bush pitched a no-hlt,
no-run game short while ago. Al
eVander or Johnson have never
been able 10 perform this feat.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
The Great Tiger Climb.

PROVERB
sut VOW
II : rue
baseball BE- impressed
by The
theirch recall miracles h
Jennings completely
the
rabbi grandpa's ashmatc wheeling toggy night
week August The Red Sox TO Detroit aud
They remained for
and to the accompaniment of gradually su6sdns cheers they
lead they had
couple weeks before That they lost momens to the
found themselves
with behind
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
BROOKLYN TWO
GAMES AHEAD

BROOKLYN. Sept. 1G.-One Dig
inning in which thoy landed ou
Pirate Pitchers Jacobs and Evans
for eight hits and as many runs.
and thcn a daluge OF rain which
cut the game short al The end Of
four and one half innings. gave tho
Dodgers an easy victor, over Pitts
burgh Friday. S 20
The win puts tho Dodgers IN The
lead by two FUN games. As both
Philadelphia and Boston we're kept
idle by the rain.
Zsck Wheat hit a home run with
the bases Wll I'm tho second inning
and added another game 20 his roc
ord for hirs, making Il 2S Consecr
tive contests in which he has hit
safely
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
TOURNEY IS DOWN
TO SEMI-FINALS

Tho invitation tourney at the
Country club ia down 10 semi-fnals
today IN The championship flight
Howard Loo is playinE Wordeu
Hunter and Vaughn is battling Wal
lace There are nine other hiEh's
AID 10 semi final consolation flights.
The defeat Of Jimmy Stand I and
g. nv Howard Leo was the surprise
Of The DAY Standieh dropped out
with Guy Miller and G z. Dennen
both OF them favorites
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
Watching the
Scoreboard
YESTERDAYS HERO

hENOs
Jupiter piuvtus! This well
known ksugeror rushed to the
Polo grounds tust In time 20 save
the winning streak Of the Giants
FROM the vtiIainous Reds.
Ia BROOKLYN the Dodgers scored
eiRht runs against the Pirates and
then begsn TO loaf on bstted balls.
The necessary four and n half In
ninEs were barely completed before
the rain came.
Ty tsbb forgot his battinG slump
touR enough 20 slam out three hits,
one of them two -acker. Ana Don
uie Bush sUt-Cohhed Ty With q
single and two triples.
Fielder Jones sent ~ players into
the pan,e 90 hold OF the Hostoneae,
but without any success.
Two recruit pitchers worked for
ice Fohf. team. They doIed out
eight hit-.
Eddie Ci~otte was IN form sud The
senators took another beating.
The days total Of bits for the
" sshiaRtonisns was three.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
Those One-Run Victories.

VIRTUALLY
decided by the
Boston participated 50 OF that
White
the Browns in
during a
The
a
such the
Of and their
corn and hide
probe Of the records that reveal Tho
Of
lead the League having $40 of their which
n,
Washington 500 Chicago 800 81 Louis 3 Cleveland to
detail the
,lub in the cicu other club Here
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
An Edge For Tige.

IN n EANWHLE TIGERS a They have the
aroused he will be available
for the Boat nseres and
Coveleskie
probably
in will With
OF a the Tigers
Incidentally Athletics through With
Nothing OF
accident their oldtm eac pess should prevent Tge from
hardly probable that the Bostone get past the
hardin
the Athletics such battle front H. Jennings drawing
whm
performance which
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
Gri Uses Rookie in Pinch; Tigers Are Afraid of Mack M
Rookie Gives White SoX Game perhaps It's Just Well
HOW TIGE FINISHED YANK SERIES
THE YANKs STARTED IKE THIS

FIRST NEW YORK. High singled to
ef Peek singled to right lgh stopping second Holman knocked
down ipps high hit catch
High al The plate Peck 70 third and
tlpD Miller singled
scoring Peek and Pip Baker stealing third Stanage Wit Two
IA orror
AND DETROIT PERFORMED AS FOLLOWS
SECONDbEIROT Heilnah inhed single and
second Geons bad Young Holman
Peck One
one
THIRD-DETROIT tripled the right field
Cobb Veach famed
Crawford flied TO Bauman
FlFTH-DETROIT- hunted and Mogrdge 10 Plpp
Bush triple doubled left scoring
stretched
speed Cobb third ball pitched Veach famed Craw
SEVENTH-DETROT Witt singled Bush flied TO Bau-
right VIII scored
Veach Cobb second Crawford
Ppp MOgdge hit,
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
AQUATIC MEETS
OVER WEEK END

A pretentious boat racing and
swimming program will feature The
fall regatta for the Detroit Boat
club this afternoon The big fea-
ture will be mile race between rhe
y. y c. junior eight and the Cadil-
lac Boat club
A l2mile race for cat boats and
dories viii feature the regatta OF
the Detroit River Watching associa-
ton this afternoon. Tomorrow the
Crosse Pointe Yacht club will hold
it's fall regatta
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
o yer con f i d enc e
Against Weak Clubs
Fatal To Detroit
81 HAROLD '. WILCOX

me Mackmen Are coming, VA.
the tune the Tiger piperS were toot.
ing this morning II is fact that
a lot OF the tooting was done Ia
keep up courage The Jungaleers
are afraid OF Mack They are
scared because since days long past
a weak club has been more likely
TO upset Detroit's pennant drives
than strong one. Ard then Mack
has Joe Bush, who is likely 10 sneak
across shutout any time he steps
TO the mound. There Is profound
fear that the Athletics will get one
Of these three games. and the Ii
gers can't AFFORD 10 let them have
IL II is just as we'll there is a
scare in the Jennings camp. The
team has courage enough. and the
more il is scared the harder il viii
fight. Overconfdence has lost il
twice as many games as faint heart.
edness.
With the New York series over
and the men of Jennings out of It
with credit TO themselves, the pen.
nant outlook is brighter than IL has
been al any time this season. de
spite the failure OF Washington TO
stop Chicago The Red Sox are
still limping along. failing to get
better than even breaks in their
series. Ernie Koob lost his jinx
but Eddie Plank won his half OF
the series the day before. so all Is
we'll with the world in that respect
The Tigers did not have An easy
time beating New York yesterday
They started from behind and they
had 10 chip along all the way. DOME
! Bush and Ty Cobb were the heroes
OF the fray, but Wit, Holman
veach. Young and Stanage all par
ticipated in the attacking maneuv'
ers. The game was another sample
OF the manner in which the whole
lineup is doing It's share nobly.
Team work saved the day Friday
Dauss had a horrible inning In the
first round, sharp fielding saving
him from a ront then and there
Afterwards he improved. but he was
wobbly Every little while he wa:
nicked for a base hit. and how hs
ever managed to get by with only
one base on balls and one wounde t
batsman is a mystery. George KEEP
trying all the time, however, ant
usually when ball was hit unusual
ly hard or far. somebody like Veacl
or the iufield rescued him by bri
liant work Crawford once NOR
showed that his souper has grow
Young again whipping a ball bacl
: 10 the infeld from deep right II
time 10 snag Alexander al third IL
the seventh when the Yankee catch
er thought he had a triple so die
everybody else until Sam disillu
stoned them
The prettiast play OF The gam
was in the sixth. when Pipp hit
ball clear out OF sight. II dropped
] III sHoIN lclN duu NtdGu mduc
spectacular run after It. Just as h
arrived the wind got hold OF thu
/ ball and carried il back Bush wa
sticking around. and diving arounC
Bobby. he caught the ball and savec
a double. Immediately thereattei
Baker and Miller scored Certainl!
one run was cut of and probsbl!
two.
AS mentioned before. Cobb anC
Bush were the batting heroes DOME
hit the screen once and the bleacn
ers once with triples. all OF which
were connected with scoring and TS
/ got three blows, one a double thai
! he manufactured by typical Cobb
esque play
Manager Jennings did not decide
on his Saturday pitcher this morn
ing
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
Up They Went.

~ lNCE THAT club league
of themt series " fourth OF Au
1 Septembcrh Detroit lost more
he been
OF chicago $50 There has
Almost
dropped eternal desperate plugging that hnd
In 10
all pseed the Jungaleers Their
lead and hghtng desperately bains Just as JOY
and lust
had wrecked this
whe he
be and s just about thar
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
WOLVERINE GRIDogRs
TO EAT AT UNION

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Sept rs.
The Michigan football players
this year will have their train
ing table at the Michigan Union.
which has been fixed up with
many improvements for the ben
eft Of the gridders.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
HARVARD PICKS
TRIAL ELEVEN

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept Ia
The following tentative FIRST eleven
has been selected BY Harvard
coaches and was on Soldiers field.
Friday FOR practice
Capt " II Dadmun, left guard;
Hartley and Iikens. ends CLARK.
guard Lowell and Batcheldor.
tackles, Robinson quarterback.
Iiorween and Bond, haiback Flow.
er. fullhack
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
BALL GAMES WILL
START EARLIER

The specter Of extra inning
games that might be called on
account Of darkness white the
score still was a tie has thrown
its shadow across the throne
room az Navin field. and II has
been announced thar for The re-
mainder OF the season, all games
would start at , o'clock That
is 10 minutes eerlier than the
old schedule.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16

son fair. Friday. That was the
225 pace Roy Linton leads in the
2l9 trot which will be- finished to
day. and Ted 9. Is ahead in the
Special pace.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
The Shut-Out Games.

~ RANTING THAT
the preceding the following
ion . crc =
n a
eachan isn't
tho the
h the table from viii
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
Bill vs. BILL

CINCINNATI, Sept l6.-Biu
Davis and William Johnston will
meet here today IN the finals for
the Tri-state tennis championship.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
Jusnits Wins One.

JACKSON. Mich. Sept Ia
Juanita. driven by Teachout, won
the only race finished At the Jack.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-16
POSTPONE Races.

SYRACUSE. \. Y. Sept Is Rain
made Il necessary 10 postpone the
Friday Grand Circuit program TO
Saturday.