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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-14
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-14
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TrGiibenten in Der msritaniiten alns
selesenbeit pertbsibigt, III burHaus
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-14

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-14
Jreitas, ben IA. Sanmar 1916.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-14

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Der iebnli9ts Wunid Der aGiirtsr.
Sn foldem Sale fDnntsn lie bisn OBJ
jperruns Der Weere 10 poIlftdnbis
burdfiibrsn, baB feline anoertn, ais
dliirte Sdiffe ftd aufs DaHsr bins
austpasen biirftsn.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
A Real World Series

TTyHEN a
American Association. which
included
in roster a
o
and
New
day
Dro
clubs small
each his divvy
1871
baseball history when bases balls counted as base hits
Brouhersh above 400 Arson led the league with
might be worth
with the appropriate moncke OF Albert Maui
participated In only 6 The
themselves
skill hudgeon
out perhaps II Will do
above
fallen below
Of his swating
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
When Billy Played Ball

ME records of Sundays playing nearly complete
modern there lot OF data available
regarding him He known player during the
White stockings pod the veteran Arson when he at his best
the the respects Sunday
who intelligent
and hard hitting nike Cobb and versatile than the Peach
his fellow
II Kelly also
behind the
"a hens played
ha IL
knowledge hitting
saw
baseball deserving the national
would
the records that 1855 Sunday PLAYED
than did
u /
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
.KENILWORTH
MEETING ENDS
Last Day Finds New Track
Very Prosperous and
Popular

Kenilworth park concludes It's
first meeting today. The usual
seven races are on the program,
and all OF them are we'll filled with
entries that should make for good
sport and lively speculation. The
initial meeting has been a great
success Attendance has been
larger than expected. despite rival
attractions In Detroit which have
pulled we'll The racing itself has
been excellent, and the caliber OF
the horses very satisfactory. While
the spectators have not plunged
much because the track was new
and therefore bit uncertain. the
machines have been busy and the
association stands to make nice
profit
The track and plant, OF course,
have not had the finishing touches
which they will have next year,
There are a lot of little things to
do and much landscape gardening
that will he attempted. II Is pre-
dicted that aKeniworth park even.
tually will be the most beautiful
race course on the continent
The management itself has been
very cordial TO the bangtail fans,
and the track promises to become
very popular Many little attentions
have been appreciated by the pa
irons
Jockey Molesworth was the hero
Of the day. Friday He rode three
winners and all paid good prices.
No wonderful bets were cashed, but
several good tickets were in evil
dence Those that paid better than
oven money were:
First race Watt sei and $500 70
place and show. Ripostc, s4l0 to
show.
Second race: Freeman. $50 and
81 80 to win and place VOLTS Bath.
$3.50 and s. 20 place and show, old
Bob. $3.50 10 show
Third race Enver Ray, $500 to
win. Jerry. $50 to place
Fourth Race: Early sight 1890
aud $3.50 20 win and place EouaL
s4S0 to place, Prince Phtltsthorpe,
$3.50 20 show
Erin race Little string $50 to
win. Alfadir. $500 60 show
sixth race AIDA. slsGo 10 win
Seventh race First star. $3.50 and
SIS 20 90 win and place, Boxer $3.50
TO place,
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
BOb's Wildness Gives
Tigers Friday
Game

The Tigers wind up the series
with the Browns today, and IL they
turn in another victory. then every
one will be satisfied with the home
stand to date. Undoubtedly Bill
James will get his chance to start
today, and Plank or Davenport or
Ernie Koob will oppose him. II Is
possible that Fielder Jones will
pitch back Weilman. but that would
be rank favoritlsm, for il would
mean that the lanlly souLhpaw, who
is the star OF the Brownie stan,
could not be used against the White
Sox. Jones is not likely to do any
thing like that.
After this Saturday afternoon
joust comes a short break in the
home stand. The Tigers will 80 10
Cleveland tonight for a three-game
series, and will return Wednesday
morning to greet the Yankees, who
open the eastern invasion here. On
form Detroit should have no trouble
in Cleveland, but the inexorable law
Of averages hobs up. The Indians
have lost six games straight. II
Chicago beats them today. the count
will be seven straight II is not prob
able that the Tigers can force a
record of ten straight defeats on sc
game club as that from the For
est City.
Bob Groom wasn't involved in
Thursdays game, but he didn't think
il right that the Brownies should
accept such a donation without re
ciprocatipg in some way, He had
no intention of permitting Messrs
Dauss and Boland to force a game
on his club without some show oil
reciprocation SO be passed the
game right back again Saturday
Not that he or the Brownies evei
We're IN danger OF winning. for they
were not Willie Mitchell ably as
sisted by Messrs. Witt and Crawford
saw 10 that But Bob was recip
rocating soul at that.
Just as be ses on balls ruined the
Tigers Thursday, 20 passes were
fatal 10 the Browns Friday. Nobody
was forced home, hut Tigers never
asked that All they wanted was
men on bases, and they. promised 10
take care of the rest Robert walk
cd eight Detroiters in seven in
nings, but it is in The third and
seventh innings that we are most
concerned. The third started with a
pass for Spencer, who should be
hereafter dubbed "Hawkeye" Spen
Ger He got three passes yesterday
Then Willie Mitchell. who couldn't
lit a hippo with a tennis racquet
also drew a stroll. Witt fouled out
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
Billy Sunday Comes Town From Which He Stole Pennan 80
Groom Shows Dauss Just
How Browns Won Thursda

but Bush hunted and filled 4
bases. bringing Cobb up. Ty dido)
lave a base hit In his system. ~
that was not needed The PSo1
forced DOME at second aud 6peuG<
scored This run was plenty for t1
purposes OF winning. but more VIZ
desirable and the Tigers got The
In the seventh. just after
Browns had lost one OF their &
big winning chances. Rumler,
rookie catcher from the Southo(
league who looks promising. led
the seventh with a hit. After Pro1
had flied out. Marsans singled e.
right Rumler rushed on 10 thii
as lie should have done, but CroU
ford came UP with the ball and ho6I
cd it On a line 10 Witt, who snaTT1
Rumler standing up. Sam haaG
made as fne a throw in years, -
IL would have graced any outhelor|
in the league. Austin grounded e
Witt for the third out. but had No
10. been on third, he could hav(
scored on the play and tied t.
count.
The other Brownie chance cat
in the second, when this tame Re-
Ter led of again with 4 hit. Pr
drove a vicious liner toward THU
and Wit caught II, making Z dosz1l
play on Rumler at first. Had e.
ball gone through. II would be-
been a sure double. Another IoG@
chance came In the NTH. whea A.
tin doubled over third. Lavan dr.
ball down third almost In e.
same groove, but instead Of b.
another double this was . foul
inches. Then Johnny famed.
Mitchell was strong on this stSi0
out stun yesterday. He didn't e.
so many. but he did II right NJ
he felt like IL. In the fourth [
famed Sisler. Rumler and Pratt (
row. That was his best feat z
hurting this year. Willie was We
million dollars all the way Frtd1
II was lucky guess that substitQ
ed him for James. for he sure ~
there He Just popped thaG III
through, working the cornors 4
grand style and mixing up In 81
delivery in baffling fashion. 6psnC
handled him we'll and made q
masked end Of an invincible batte
Groom's wildness eliminated IT,
grand crash Of ash against hos(
hide in the seventh Mitchell -
walked again. after Spencer t.
grounded out. Witt singled to rio
and Bush forced him, Mitchell u
ing third. COBB came UP and RI
another walk Then Veach slaD10
a single &c right that Tailed Mitc11
and Bush and put the contest =
ice.
Last night the members Of b.
clubs we're the guests OF Mama
Starr, of the Washington theater,
a special baseball performances.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
Watching the
ScorebOard
yEsTERpAy,s HERO,

WalIy scbana! The mnds-over
catcher banged out brace of
home runs for the Athletics. One
OF them came with the bases
choked.
Ten hits did the Yankees little
good. They scored only two runs.
hesve into right field by steve
o'N~iI gave the White sox an ciev-
enth-inpipR victory over the Indians.
Iris speaker gained on Ty Cobb by
clubbing out four safe blows In dve
trips to the plate. Ty got none out
OF two attempts.
Three home runs featured the en-
counter of the Giants and Philnes,
and JeT Tesresu was credited with
one OF them.
The Robins came 10 life and wal
Ioped the Braves twice.
u was the nrst game Ed. Pfener
hs. won In sin starts,
The Senators and Red soS bstfled
six innings TO scoreless tie and
then rain put q stop 10 the proceed
tngs.
Groom held the Tigers TO four hits,
bat passed eight men, sud Detroit
again stepped on the browns.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09

ford meeting concluded with three
races yesterday on the haIf.mle
track. Uumeter. driven by Grady.
ran away with the 2;l2 pace. which
was the only real race Of the day.
Walter Cox had little trouble in
winning the 230 trot with Busys
bessie. and Frisco Worthy, driven
by Crozler. won the e.17 trot. which
was for local amateurs.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
GRAND CIRCUIT +
TO SYRACUSE

HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. 9.-The
Grand Circuit moved TO Syracuse
today TO open the September
rqceting At that city \ special
train pulled out early this morning
for the New York town. The Hart
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
That Pennant HOldup

THAT
preceding They National pennant
replacing
or, the nnh that which opening
concluded during this Detroit
rivalry
York Chicago Finally the
clubs
the sunday tells the
The half OF the ninth being played Two
and Detroit Charley Bennett had
another third Charley had strikes and three balls called
him, when he Tell on ball Tor
Benches had placed the field
the called The
crowd opened and and ped those benches said
helped help that ball
I those benches II |
that the Lord helped catch that ball, and
Cleveland (Tom Johnson) and handed $40 bill
Buy hat, Bill" said he, that catch $500"
Sunday able
these civilized hostile uheder would have
UNDOUBTEDLY a a moment,
anything making
ball player. Certainly worth that Billy
baseball teaching the efficacy
deserves we'll Bfys hands long aeward that
baseball minister In 1887 Detroit first
the White Stockings
club Chicago had
shine the National league until Frank Chance and his Cubs led the
quite
and only world series The finish found the Anal lineup
did the Detroit pitching Charley Bennett d
vded catching Bennett OF doing of the baksoppng
Thompson Hanlon
Watkins and considerable ball club he pioted
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
gaHa Nng<I

At Philadelphia
innings 1234 8 $3.50 RHE
New York. o 0 0 o o 0 % . 1
Philadelph % o o 0 .-slt .
anttcrles--Russell. Love, Donovan
and Walters Myers and PioinIch. I'm.
pircs--O'Loughlin and Nallln.
At Wsshingt
Innings Is $50 6Tss RHE
Boston .....0 q o 0 %
Washing on o 0 0 o o 0 % ! o
Batteries--Shore and Csdy: Shaw
and Henry. Cmpires-Chill and Ev-
Grs
At Chicago
clevsi%Sd .soScSSoSc % ( !
Chicago 900 000l0 q ISL 1
Ratteries-Coumbs, Gould and
O'Neil, Benz. C1cotte and Schalk. I'm
pires-Dineen and owens.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
THE GROOMING THAT GROOM GOT

walked did Mitchell Witt
o q line filling the
Mitchell
hllng the bases
Crawl lied o {
TNNNG-DETROIT- Groom knocked down Spencers
and
ed TO Mitchell taking
third filling scored Mitchell
Veach
Milrs plate Crawford flied Two
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
WALKS EASY FOR TY,
BUT MAKE HITS SCARCE

Just when he should be squirt
ing toward the front, Ty Cobb
has turned into n walking dele.
gate During the past few days
pitchers have been so busy wish
ing bases on balls on Tyrus that
they don't give him much chance
10 corral some base hits. Mean.
while Speaker has turned in
four-hlt day, and Cobb Is as far
behind Iris as he was two weeks
ago. Joe Jackson ls gaining
some. but not enough 10 make
him dangerous. The Big Three
now stand.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
MarMells On Trlp.

The Maxwell ball club has left
for two-game trip which will In
clude encounters with the Maxwell
clubs in Dayton, O., and Newcastle
Ind.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
TWO LAP MEET
CLOSES TODAY
Two Events Left Over From
Friday To Be Decided This
Afternoon

Two events OF the half mile meet
ing at the fair grounds remain to
be completed today. The 2:19 trot
has gone but one heat, and must be
concluded this afternoon, and the
match race between Zanzibar Cleo
r has gone over. Hard work put
the track into racing condition for
yesterday afternoon. and another Of
those big afternoons came to pass
The sport was excellent throughout
all OF the Is heats raced. The big
feature OF the day was the beating
that CsIute gave Muscle Shell in
the AIS pace. Not n dull day mark.
ed the fair meeting this year. The
Friday summary.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
sBatted for Groom IA the eighth.
tBatted FOR Miller ina the eighth.

sBatted for Groom m the eighth.
tBatted FOR Miller in the eighth.
Innings ..-.-..l
Detroit .........0 -
ST Louis .......o q % o o 90
Total bases Detroit {. - Louis,
g. Sacrifice ht--Bush. Hitchiug
summary -Four hits aud % times at
bat IN Groom in innings no hits
and times at bat IN hamilton IN !
inning Two-hase hit--Austiu struck
out BY Mitchell : tGrooW Sisler,
Rumler. Pratt. LevanD; by Hamilton.
/ MITCHELL Bases on hslls--Off
Mitchell (Marsans Shotton. Hart
ley) or Groom. s Witt spencer 2.
Mitchell = Ncach, Cobb p. of Ham
ilton. | tSpencerD. Double play-Nttt
aud Burns Left on bases-betroit .,
st Louis 5. Time ~. Empires
Connolly and Hildebrand. Attendance
-b,S64
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
Today's Games

ST. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland AT Chicago.
Boston az Washington.
New York at PHILADELPHIA
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
Ye.trrdny,s Game.

testerdny's Games
Al New York-First game
Philsdslph. 0 o o. 0 "a
Batteries Alexander. Oeschger ana
Killifer. Terreau and Rariden TIM
pires-Emslie and KLEIN.
Second eame-Rain
At Boston-First game.
Innings go 80 RHE
BROOKLYN Il ! I 0--615
Boston 80 0Oi o n o l--2 &
Batteries pfener and Meyers. Ty-
Ter and Gowdy. Tmpires-Quisley
and Byron
Second game;
, Innings Stss7ss RHE
Boston ..... q q q o q n q %
Batteries Smith and Miller. Ru-
doiph and Gowdy Blackburn Tim
plTes BYRON and QuiEley.
AZ ~. Louis
Innings $3.50 RHE
CtDcinnAu % o q q o.
st Loui4....0 o q 90 s s-stb q
Batteries-Toney and wineo. Mea-
dows and Gonzales. Umpires-ODay
and Harrison.
chicago Pittsburgh. wet grounds
Todsy's Games
Chicago AZ Fit shurGh
Cincinnati ~ 81 Louis. two games
philliea AZ New York
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09

LILY SUNDAY He II
the thick fight.
admng folks will the depot him Shortly after
the Billy the popuace he
another while
this would enjoyed horo
yncfng Billy Of which OF 30
1t tale OF and baseball the combination which has
Billy Sunday robbed Detroit baseball pennan and
blamed all
o Stockings,
o
Sunday played for
probably Sunday than the
" o He
Cobbesque the diamond
OF the early
instead OF Billy being the
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09

STANDING
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-04

Broteitantismen l llngarn. Den
bar olorig bait nogeu itor llobre-
belle o9 beller alorig oaret ipn-
oerlig reenet meo. Man anina ben
n9rmeit for ell fremmeo Geligion
og falote Den goen tpife FRO Seri
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til, at arigen fan fremfaloe Ell 5or-
anoring. ioet Den bar bragt alt,
boao Der er tpit, / Ell f~orboIosois
bei aurs. StaosiefretGr b. Mol-
mar Tiger oerfor / en- Gale beo en-
proteitantiit 5oriamling / en- gp
Siebenbiigen: .gi ungorife BRO.
teltanter letter port Saab til, at
bort 6orbunosforbolo / Sniflano,
naar 5reoen fommer, bill meofere
en- fulofommen Smoroning al I'm
gorns offentIige 6orbolo og 0p.
fatteIier. 8bi oenne 9rig bar meo
ubarmbiertig 9enipnslesbeo afbGf-
fet @angler og ipgelige 1ilitanoe,
iom ubetinget maa afbi9lpes, DC
iom De fife ifal itprte os / Den
poerIte 6are.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-04
Set mpe Maitinbns
peo Sfolcn / Blair.

gpgningen meo 9ampiforiten er
Tor ina blot fproie. 9amprererene.
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oct Iamme og fortunes meo De me
2eoninger til Sfolen. 9ampfeoe.
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tier 200 Col. mere MI emo for Ter
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nofert for ioo langt, er goot og til
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30 lsoenoe Meno, fra
buer i'm Sioe, ON arisen.

ut ipaa ON, nanr og bnorleoes
arigen I europa bill enoe, Oct bar
ni ingen Chit til, men BET interesie-
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timber %. Sept. forefom en- Uni
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i en- aorreiponOance ira Berlin Deo
Carl 20. 4cfermnn en- notalelie al
ben tpife aansIer bon getbman
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nStorbritanien bar blot begpnot
aampen; bet brittle aeiieroemme
bar giort en- Snbiots Of 9uiinoer
al fine beoite Ma9no for at febe
fremtiois Smmunitet for Gioiliia-
tionen. 9enne Snoints er for itor
til at fate nef~ - bar Den oeIife
Statsmanbs Opiummering al 81
tudtionen.
Ser uotaltes iaa en- 2anfe ON, al
llniteo States og Spanien mulig-
bis funoe Iooe zig paaoirfe / 8et-
ming al at bile itanoie arigen.
Heprpientatten for 1niteo greis
BAD iaa Sopo@eorge ON / lieefrem-
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MEMS SoIoning er i 5orbolo til
ben ienere 9ios 6reosinaf.
r2igefremme Sro" iogoe ban meo
ct balbt emil. Saa t9nfte ban ct
gieblif.
.Sportsuotrpf foritoos temmelig
bel, bbor iom belit Der tales en-
gelif", ioareoe ban. ,Seg er iiffer
paa, be bill blipe foritaaet / ame-
rita.
Altiaa = ben brittle Soloat er
en- goo Sportsmano. Gan melb.
tie Zig | oenne arig i Sportsaano
l. | beoite Joritono.
Gan gift ! arigen for at ie til,
at en- lille Station, Der bar neo-
trampet at en- Dbullp~ peoeriares
Ret. San Temper for ret Serb !
internationale 6orbolo. San bar /
Suiinopis f9mpet iom en- goo
Sportsma1fo. (. San bar alorig
flaget og life forIanst, at nogerl
fful6e fIoge zig for BAN.
timber Omitenoigbeoerne er Brit
terne, MI on Spilets Sfnbne bar
foranoret fig en- Smule, life TIL
beieIige til at itan6ie, foroi Gpifer-
ne fInger fig, elIer foroi andre, RI
meIigbis beIrnenen6e, men misleott
Deltogere eQer &umanitarianere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-04
On Eat!

s Dag, 6a oisie Sinier ifripes.
piloe Dor fare biemeongne Ssn,
GoDmono, BABE fplot lit 81 .anr .giin.
0erne ON BAN opioer iom en- Strem.
og Wooer. og 5~aoerbiertet blsoer,
men / Dor Sorg elenrmer hi life
at iige Taf, ielp ON oet er en- fattig
8af. 8i bar 10 ioa meget at ORre
tafuenmeli9e for, nanr ni tpnfer
paa Dor fore Dreng. 9nilfen Naa.
DC, at SUD gap os BAN, at ban
nofieoe op til at blipe ben fraftige,
ifsnne Dngling, ban blep, og -
nh ssr bet life noget, bet iiges;
tbi ban er Der, bnor Siertet life
fan iaares at Roiens og ben bee.
orenoe Gn1tales" iaa ofte farIige
pil - bbor bar ban os en- from
og lpoig Sen, Der neobleb meo
at barre Wooers og 5noers egen
9reng til ben iioite often, ban
bar biemme hos os | bet biem, ban
iatte faa flor pris paa - og bpor
ban bog life engang ifuloe fao
Sob til at oe - tbi uforitaaelige
err Serrens Beiel Hapmono bar
en- itrRbiom og begabet ung Mano,
Tom tog 9ioen bel | agt. San IGite
meget, og troos ~anitrengenoe Son.
torarbeioe gif ban til aftenifole 3
aftener | llgen og faiteoe fig meo
man6ig Sper ODER oft, ban troe6e
funbe uobifle bans 2egeme og
@anb; tbi ban bapbe 10 ct fort
og oeiligt Waal for Die, nemIig
at tiene Serren | bans airfe. Wen
ferit og iioit taffer pi Sub, foroi
Mapmono fom til lepenoe, bepioit
Sip / QriltusI San bar fra Barn.
oommen en- from og beoen6e Dreng,
og mango oeiIige 9rnf fra bans
1arnoomstio gemmes ! bore Sier.