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The Detroit times., 1916-09-20
East Now Thinks 1t Sees
Another Flag for Itself
Dodgers Widen Lead
They Have In the
National
BY Il. c. HAMILTON

NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.-The
fighting spirit that always comes TO
the front In Boston teams has crop
red out in the playing OF the Red
Sox.
Challenged In the home Of the
Tigers, with their lead in the Amer
lean league only two points over De
trott, the Bostonese proved their
metal by taking the lead N the orur
cial series
And while Boston was enEthenr
Ing It's hold on the Ban Johnson
leadership. the Brooklyn Nationals
also we're cheering up a little. The
Dodgers. playing good baseball.
downed the Reds and moved another
game In front. for Philadelphia. al
though Grover Alexander was on
the mound, lost 10 the Cubs thru
good pitching by Jim Vaughn. The
Braves, the other hghting Boston
aggregation. took game from the
Cardinals and kept right on the
heels OF the leaders
u NN- Just dNNAA " NFdt uAO buuN
the Tigers and Boston met In the
series that virtually decided tho
1918 pennant race I'm the American
league That time. however. the
games were in Boston, and the Il
Sox had that much of an edge. Tho
won that series and smashed their
way onward 20 n pennant. The
series In Detroit so far does not
appear 20 have made any difference.
The Red Sox took the frst game
and, with wealth OF good pitchers
and a nghting spirit that IA hard 10
beat. they are ready 20 again tackle
Hughey Jennings OUTFIT.
The white Sox. through q ninth
inning rally. defeated the Athletics
and kept apaco with thr leaders. and
II the Red Sox are victorious today.
while the White SoN win. the Chi
cagoans viii 70 into second plaza
Today. in the National league, the
Phillies will meet the Pirates IN =
double bill and tho Braves win take
on Cincinnati " ls more than Nike
ly That tho Braves will win their
game. INT winning two In day IL
something ~ task ~ Phlladelphis
does not win both games. and bos-
Ton turns In victory the Phillies
viii hrd them se'vcs 'n third place,
Today the Cards will tackle the
Dodgers IN BROOKLYN.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20
new COACHES
FOR R4SCH0OLS
Olivet, Alma and Kazoo To
Change Mentors and That
Stirs Up Dope

ALBION, Mich, Sept 2o-Miohi
gan intercollegiate Athletic assocla
tion football activities take or a dif-
ferent complexion this season, with
at least four new gr.diron coaches
TO reckon with. So much depends
upon the mentors of the teams that
the season Will undoubtedly be a
difscult one 10 dope" out
Hillsdale and Albion Are the only
schools IN NJ / A A that are sure
20 have their last years coaches
back. both Coach Buchheit and
Coach Kennedy being back at their
Jobs this year Kalamazoo will
have 10 have a new coach this year
as Coach Mather viii go elsewhere.
Up 10 date the new man has not
yet been announced Just who will
handle the Adrian team has not yet
come out. either. but IT Is under.
stood that a change is being con
templsted.
That the VI / A. A. schools may
be gradually adopting the graduate
coaching system Is manifest
through the fact that both Alma
and Olivet have chosen graduates
and former gridiron stars 20 lead
their eleyens this fall Up ar Alma
Coach Helmer. a ons-uue Anna star
and FOR the past several years ath
letic director a. the Central State
normal OF Mt. Pleasant. Will De in
charge AZ Olivet, HerberJ Sehenck.
who al one time played on Crimson
teams. viii coach the eleven. He
has had the Chelsea high school
teams in charge the last few sea.
sons.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20
Lewis Had a Hot Tip,
Too, and 1t Blocked
Tally

Bill Carrigan played lucky
bunch yesterday. ana # won q
big ball game for him He
took Ernie Walker out of the line.
up. sending the youngster shorten
20 center Aeld and batting him
third That moved Lewis down 20
fifth place in the attacking lire.
Here is how The shift worked out
In the srs- inning. after
Hooper had walked and been
forced Short walked and took
second while Jauvrin was be
ing forced a, third Then Lewis
came ID and singled 10 center.
scoring shorten.
In the seventh inning Shorten
doubled past third. and took
third on HoblifzoI's b1nt Then
Lewis flied 10 Cobb sending
the substitute In with the win
ming run.
II is very likely that any other
batting order would have put the
Red SoH into the same Jam as the
Tiger batting order did FOR the
jungle lads Despite the fact that
theoretically Detroit had rs strong
est batting lineup OF the year or
the feld. IL worked a. Cross pur.
poses. Mays was fortunate In Jam.
ming his third outs night in the
middle o. the wrecking crew or az
the tail end of the roster time AFTER
time, and the Jungaleers never
could ze- started When the plnche,
came. usually &. was up 20 a weak
brother or pinch-hitter 20 DO the
cleaning UP But Carrgan's hunch
got him a layout that worked 20
gether beautifully, and Il happened
that the very shifts be made vor
the game for him.
There was another Red So1 hunch
that saved the game. OF course
Duffy Lewis was mired up IN Il
His horseshoe always CLEANS IN De-
trott IL the second inning Cobt
singled and stole second, but two
were out. veach cane 20 bat.
Levfs deserted lst nsld and moved
over directly in 'front.' Of ne score
board. so tar away from bis usual
berth that a foul line drive would
have been q home run veach hi,
the bah q terrific welt, and II lined
directly into Lewis hands Duty
had gueesed perfectly and didn't
have % leave his tracks.
That was nearly "a nifty q bit Of
outaelding az that shown BY Cobb,
IN the nfth Hohli;zel led OF with
a single. and TT played far back
for Lewis, who is long hitter.
Duty hit under The ball thia time
and sent q high, twisting 1y 20
short center Ty rushed In. made
a shoestring catch. ard unleashed
a mighty heave 20 Burns that
doubled Hoblitssi a, hrSt By = .tsp.
Probably the play saved . run. for
Gardner singled immediately there
after.
Another great hSlding play was
shoestring catch of Hooper's line
drive by Crawford In tho fourth
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20
n of That Anvil Bows The Still Totes Message of Hope
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NAV think when the heavens crack
II and dropped that You may
xe.csnx rare Cease your friends and be
tod Just pkng peeve We hho" guy "no ''e
for the Tigers YESTERDAY VINO
OF who LETT the
his tires nat and the JACK swpeo n
III boz.
onse lamentations again and be sun more Al ~
and the dope pot are coming 10 e rescue anu
OF the celestial canopy
about previous performance TO prove a
Eleers N running for the pennant
entitled 10 leading role In he world
ball clubs In the
White Sox and Tigers From
eight OF 20 games this season ad
OF % contests For the summers play win
wnose average OF only
when make better
&lng rivalslnchef than that
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20
SURE
OF GENERAL

EAST LANSING Mich. Supt. 20.
The Michigan Aggies are certain
20 have good quarterback this
year With Hgebel and Flick in
camp. the generalship Of Frank Som.
mers machine is not going TO suf-
fer Heubel is also good for ball
Carrying position IN a pinch. He Is
The quarterback who led the Aggie
victory over Michigan Last year
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20
Contest Slides After
Evans Calls Foul
On Lewis

That vas great ball game the
Tigers and Rel sox PLAYED yoster.
day even II rho score didn't suit
the home folks. Filled to the brim
vi.h spectaeg'a- incidents. II easily
WAS mp 70 tho high standard of play
sot by the Jungalecrs and Bean
Garglers when they clash The II
gers made couple ~ errors. bu'
neither had anything 10 Do with the
result and can be counted out.
MANY unusual features bobbed M
70 add novelty 10 the contest In
the first inning Bush hit a foul tip
that popped tnto his own face. and
s'ung him so hard he Rad 20 quit
for a minute He was lighting mad
and in the mood for a home run.
bnf The ball brushed his eye. and
for a while he couldn't see Even
after he thought be had his lamps
trimmed again he found he was
mistaken. for he famed with a
three and two count
The Tigers thought they had a
bis break in the se>ond. when Hell.
nan hit stinginG double 20 right.
Harry thought he had a triple, but a
beautiful throw and relay won the
argument az tho hot corner. In the
seventh Harry hit another double
10 center. and this time stopped a.
second AS luck would have f. tho
throw IN this time was bad and
he could have made triple on the
hit.
Two unusual plays on fouls, Meth.
er OF which had anything 10 do with
the result of the contest. came IN
the sixth 20 add some variety. Dur.
ing the Boston half. Janvrin lifted
an easy pop foul TO Burns, who
made mur, 4 very unusual mis-.
hap for that young man. In the
Tiger half Young hoisted a foul
back that fell about 10 feet IN
front OF the stand n would have
been easy for Thomas. but some
body. either fan or Jimmy Burke.
who was coaching third. yelled
You can't get H." Thomas thought
IL was Larry Gardner doing the talk
ing and fell for the bunk. not even
making try. Both ba1men
we're easy outs later and the plays
made no difference.
In the seventh came break
which may have been the turn
Ing point OF the game. Shorten
had doubled and reached third
on . sacrifice Lewis took
Vicious swing At the ball. He
topped II and II rolled down the
third base foul line about 10
feet. stsnsae hoped upon u
and had the ball before Shorten
could run past him The Red
Sock Immediately turned out of
the lire, and would have been
out. but Evans declared the
ball foul by lnehss and made
Le~fs bat sasln. Then he filed
20 Crawford and Shorten
brought In the winning run.
Billy Evans and Brick" Owens
were sent by Prety Johnson 10 um.
pire this series. and they did splen.
did work Evans. IN particular. had
many close ones 70 call. and he
didn't suit the crowds No serious
errors were visible from the press
box. however. and the players Of
fered no complaint This tap ~
I@Via' however, did look fair from
the stands.
-
a T. A..
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20
VOLGA BEATS
COLT TROTTERS

COLUMBUS, O. Sept 20--One OF
rhe greatest days racing In the hit
tory Of the grand circuit featured the
opening Of the Columbus meeting
Tuesday -Four races carry ing
purses OF 81. 900, were on the card
volgs broke into the Futurity game
this season BY beating a CLASSY field
and Mabel Trask won the $4,000
trotting stake. Her great rival, .
Frisco. was not eligible and Mabel
had field that couldn't fsht back.
The Summary
Horse Review Futurfty, S-Year-Oid
Trot. $4,000
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Ncsierdnt,. Gnmes

innings .atss RI =
wash tIr D % % II :
Clpvarard % q @ n SIS y }
Battertsr-.GalNA and Williams
Ra.av. Morton. Reeh~, Gould and
Deterrs 0.Sst rupirer Nsllin and
bLouE'ir
A. Thten co.
frnfrva Zat5s r " y
phliadelnh q n % o % % ; 0-fiN =
chicago % o 2 70 as : I
Batter Majors, SheeN8n and
Haley Bnnz Tanfar'h ard Lynn TIM
rirea-H, H,ldsbrnnd and Dine"n.
A. So Louis
New York
ooooOIIotnooooi 412 I
st IgoutRa-
loOooooh 2h0Oo0O-3 I
VafterIcr- rBtlhp Ghn key and
WaItera. Davenport kpuh and Hart
lev Umpire chill and Connolly.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20
Scott Reinstated.

CHICAGO, Sept 2o--Despi'e AS
turances that the suspension OF Jim
Scott would not be- lifted this sea.
son, II weg announced last night that
the Death Valley" person had been
re-instated and would pitch in turn
turnout the remainder OF the season
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20

DAYTON o. Sept. 20-By beat
Ing Springfield by AZ 10 0 count yes
tcrday, the Dayton club won the post
season series and the championship
OF the Central league.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20

MARSHALL, Mich. Sept 20.--The
second day OF the Marshall fair will
provide program u well-flled tro'-
ting and pacing events. Black Rail
won the pacing event Tuesday. and
4 ~ Mack and John l. Mckinley
were the winning froiters.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20
iEsrrRDAlfs uEnol

Bsnny knunt The Federal
League batfinT king touched
Pittsburgh pitchers for y pnir ~
homers in the double header
contributing lnrEety 90 the
Giants run OF Ia straight Vie
aart@-
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20
Naln.Y VIM

Falpey was an easy winner over
MeEnnity IN the Class e handicap
three-cushion tourney AZ Sweeney
Huston's last night. The count was
sn-12
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20

~ interesting moment that Billy Sunday hs
half OF the seventh
o. inning Tuesday. him address his warriors
Cockeyed. Dopeshot,
Giuefooed Hardboled lnscttoing visasd
batting Overraed Pfe
Quitting smpeminded Tar heeed. Unhung
11nns the wobbes, z. 90 out and get some runs
cuss maybe Billy
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20

~ n man - known by the rompsny
- keep, what's the answer go HaI
ths-s's brilliant work while sssoetat-
inE with the Cincinnati Redsf
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20

The Michigan football coaches huv~
n Peach smonE thsir nsterini for end
position
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20
The Message of Hope

cutthoat rewards
be
OF
ho have pped ralsnchef frequent
battle their
striking OF gonfalon No
All will be forgiven II they redeem them
n
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20

- cobb vsiued slightly ON iris
speaker. The Georgian had two
binrir- out % four attempts and the
best speaker could do vSs Two out
81 nve, ana ~ has conceded the bat
ting bonors 20 iris
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
&T NDIX0
iY--trrdsyss Games

Al New York-First game:
p,iTsSaizsA ITRinz' 55sSSS ~ !.
New York a 4 80 0 40
Batter!ss-Jacobs. Scott and Fisch-
er Anderson. Benton and Rariden.
Rocher rmpirss-Klem and Emslie
fnninss Ist5s7ss RHE
Pl,tsbufgh o % . 0 0 o-I ! 2
New York 0 07o7 '-51f
Batteries Evans and " Wagner.
Tesrsau md McCsrty Umpirss KLEIN
and FmsliA
A. Brooklyn
ciIoTnns,i I9nlns, ! c-iiaa Ra I /
Brooklyn oool 90 - .
Batteriss-achuI, Moselsy and
Huhn P'eTsr and Meyers Empires
--QuiRiey ana Byron.
A. Phladelphia--
cbloorn i1o,np' 55ll3sy:55; RTE :
Phuadelph % 0 q . . n 4 % 4 Z
Batteries Vaughn and Wilson. Al
exnndsr and Killifer Empires -Har-
rison and ODay
AZ Boston-a
81 T.ou1s o . 4 \ 0 0 o o-s .
Poston n0s7 a . 40 I
Batteries--Wntsor Lotz and Con
Eales RaRan snf Blackburn. Cmpires
-Pigler and Fason.
Todsy>- Games
Pittsburgh az philadelphia
Chicago a. New York
81 Louis ~ BROOKLYN.
Cincinnati AZ Boston.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20

YUgT these should monopoly
II be The
without the the
should Clymer. Busher
successful
the record book that that Bill Cymer not OF the
hot end OF base
tsrs 10 much that he is hundnger Clyme
there
William
indignant
is years eleven
~ W1kesbarre, his plotting
~ umss Twice he has finished
- q
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20
Must Win Series

with Boston There
think will not happen Perhaps not Ihese
that dubbed will when
the Tigers PLAYED the hed
the FIRST went 10 he
The Tigers got only three hits and the
the Beansters getting only four
rs again by another to
the Of the series and
~. viii lead the league again
1915 We hasten the tale
behind the Red Sox and
from the top We concerned Win
other while
That can't happen IN
Detroit viii but
play ends and the Red SoX will have
- games
hve Of
All this III chatter sound
such outcome would permit Detroit 70 WIND up
nna OF SIS which
grand old the White Sox didn't sneak IN
u cop It.
Anyway dope Tigers win the
don't make better finish than they
lnnty the Al
|Hnt q a hfepreserver for the faithful
Ruth Carrigan and Ehmke
All Ruth has done this
Johnson four times something
in Swede
Tigers this too but he has
also by Tige
All has done recently
establish world record backstoppng
rsmes-those pitched Wood Foster and Leonard
ven the regarding this
Boston
- to the kid phenoms candy
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20

far from completed Tues
The CarrganeeTs out oated the
the decided strictly
Of Jennings had TO shde 70 posoh
will have extracting themselves
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20
Bill Clymer, Busher

wouldn't have stirred up the animals-eh. what!
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20
More About Bill

We through with Bill Toronto
t spring Louisville where he started out 1902 all this masnt
embarrassing
history
the
division. With
joekeyed
robbery
&aw his Wen BIZ
y occasional bet
Perhaps entirely
might Cymer
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20


the remainder ot
Of good hnish
but better
upon Don't be critical
Remember there stih
fill This hope business must oe spread
Winner three days
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20
Ruth, Carrigan and Ehmke

y ERHAPS the Tigers will face Ruth today. All
season has been TO beat Walter johnson four
other pitcher has done in a single year since
great Ruth has beaten the Tigers some this
driven from the box also by Tige.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20

Even 10 the Red bit apprehensive regarding II
Ike reported this morning that there was Boston
Dot to dope the kid phenoms candy.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-20

Probably Carrigan Ruth. All Carrigan has done
threaen TO retire world record for back
IN gameshose pitched by Messrs Wood Foster and Leona
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80 MiQionen Mdcr bes frl1d)tbarltell
9atoes in gllropa, Elm S%erritorilm,
Dos ell @icrtel 10 arob mic gal1s
Telltldlal1o lit ui1o iiebel1 N1iaionel1
girnofnler )at. Sic stir g%rnabrung
Der oeltidjen Nrtneen phi1e 3lpeifeII
berange5oacn neroen. sSSn Selib sic.
Ter rieligcn @ilfslnittel fann Iel1tid=
la1o leillc gepolferl1na l1no ieine Mr=
l1een filr INNER erl1dhren u1o Sic
6ritiide 9lofaoc lit barnllps ooer bel
Ter aeiaet, laderlid %gcmproe1l.
Mit Dem 3liantmellbrude RumG=
MEMS lit bic linfe Ilanfe bes rli=
itldcll Scores, oas bnrdy Sic ntonate=
lalrgen 6ll1tigel 1u1o erfolalpien
&Gnnpfe erldlopft lit, Dem s(ngriff Ser.
mad)tigen Mrfneen bon 6alfenbapn
l1no Wafenien allsgeiest.
Sic Gonall lnrb sic @abnen sl,n1
sdwar5en Weere iilro bereits IN Sen
Salben Ser iiegreiden 3el1tiden. sSsn
fllr5er 3,eit Teroen lire l1rteriecboo=
te I'M Sdllparse1 Weere u,10 tire Mr=
mee1 oltf Dem @e9e i1ah Sbeila ieit1.
Sb es MIN @oden ODER Monate
ODER nod ein Sa6r oallert, 10 lit ems
ltdler: Die 9elltiden meroen tire
Iblidh, Soella 81, nebmen l1no sic
Sstreitfrafte Der NQiirten aus @rie=
denlanb 5l pertrei6en, ollsfii6ren;
llno lie lillo oollitanoig %inltatoe, oas
5u thlu1.
Ialm miro oas gallse croberte Ser
ritorl1m non Higa 6is Goeiia, bon
Der Conan Bis 5ll Sen llfern oer9(oria
.felt IN beutiden @1noen llno gegel1.
lenen angriff aei6iibt ieilt, Sen sic
alliirten lnternebmen f6nnen.
Gortieblng folgt.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-29
Golitiidye uno unpulitiidje
&anbgloiiem.

Sic oeutid)en 5al1dboote lebren
Sobr Sui oas @rlrieln.
Die 9lnoesreaierung bat uns
Dor Dem ariege bema6rt, aber nidt
Dor ben ariegspreiien.
Sd mill MIR STR getes", iaat
england 81 ben Nel1tralen un6
l1in1mt ibnen Dos @elo ab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-29
@ar ser 3niammenitok Ser IT.
0eutidJlanb" init bem Sdllcp=
per s. q. Scott jr. fem
e1tfn Miner9
5mfaQtger?

aIs Ser ltnteriee : aauffobrer
y Gelttl6lano" alf ieiller erlten Ml,s=
fabrt aus Dem @afen BON Seem 2on=
DON NIT Ocm Sdlepper {. 81. Scott
il. 5ltiammel6sieB, lpl,rbe Ser Ser
oad)t lullt, bob Ser 3lriammenitoB
am gnoe fei1 5ufaaiger gemeien lem
follne. 9luaemein mllrbe es bamals
abgele6nt, oieiem 8eroadt Mllsbrl1d
gu ge6el1, aber in51piiden fat oie Seem
Dorf vgpells1g Moil" oie slngelegen<
belt sum @egenltanoe elmer eingeben=
ben llnteriudung gemadt, urrb babel