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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-16
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-16
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The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
NET FAVORITES
CLASH TODAY
Coast Star Gets Chance At
Western Championship In
Tennis

LAKE FOREST. III. Aug p
Ward Dawson, san Francisco, ami
Heath Bytord, Chicago. tayorites for
mems single honors in the western
tennis championship tournament
here, will clash today in what is
believed will be the hardest fought
match OF the meet Both men, who
have been unbesten as yet this year.
eliminated two strong contenders
yesterday. Dawson. vho shares the
Pacific coast doubles cham iOnship
with Maurice Mclaughlin. defeated
Al Green, Jr.. Chicago, while ~.
ford beat George Northrup. OF Min
neapolis. Byiord holds the Illinois.
Northwest and Great Plains singles
championships
Former National Champion Nc.
IOughlln and Kenneth Hawkes.. Los
Angeles, stu have today to get into
the meet.
A few easy matches in women's
singles and mems doubles were
played yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
FEAR DETROIT
CREW ENTRIES
Dulield's Senior Eight Is Con-
coded Chance At
Duluth

DULUTH, MINI. Aug. Duluth
Is ready for the national rowing re-
Satta. which will open here Friday
morning and continue until Satur-
day evening Elaborate prepare
tons have been made for the en-.
tertainment OF the visiting crews
and the sfrording nf such conven-
iences as they might appreciate, and
the oarsmen who already have ar.
rived have been nightly pleased
with tbs work OF the Duluth club.
No less the 60 entries have been|
made. and II Is confidently exuectedl
that this will be the greatest m.
tioaal regatta In the history oil
these amateur competitions. Michi-I
gan viii be represented by twol
clubs--the Detroit boat club and
the Boat and Canoe Club 81 Grand
Rapids. The Tctroit club a. uni-I
vcrsally feared in the senior eight
race. where II Will conc, nitrate its
strength. In fact, that is the onlyl
VN'lN W " AAAAA lff'.lNlA ! a. 'tAFlf lsi
except the Intermediate singled
SOULS, where Edward Hen ~ win
row against huge field lie nj
conceded place. nj least, in this
event
The Detroit oarsmer will not
reach Duluth until Thursday Inorn1
ing. when they will prll IN with tho
Grand Rapids ard Chicago oarsmeni
Entered for the Detroit senior eight
are G VI. Middleditch y. Preblat
II. Jackson. c. cellar, =. Jack on, II
Burre,l. {. otter. c Macdonald and
II. Burgess, coNswain,
Grand Rapids has entries In thi
as ISOLATION single souls, the intcrf
mediate four Dared shells. and th1
senior fours.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
Tigers Show Connie Mack
Big Hole in His Infield
McElwee Is y e arly
Bunted Out of
League

Tuesdays game between the Tig
ers and Athletics again demonstrat-
ed that The Mackmen must have
good pitching 20 look anything Ike
real club With Myers on the slab
Monday, they were very menacing
with Majors being battered all
over The lot. they were helpless
Tuesday What wednesday may
hold forth Is something else again
Joe Bush is slated 20 pitch. accord
ing 10 the dope handed out this
morning, and he IL likely TO be a
bear cat. He has pitched a couple
Of swell games against The Tigers
this season. and occasionally gets
pretty good support.
One thing the Tigers discovered
yesterday, and that 10 that McElwee
IL 4 stranger 20 the bunting game
Probably Connie MACK knows II.
too. By this time, for the Tigers
made a big play with the boobies
down third base line. ~ course
this attack didn't win the game. FOR
with Boland pitching a superb shut
out, any one % the Tigers nine
runs would have been good FOR VIC
tory. IN close game. however, this
weakness al third would have turned
the scale Burns. Bush, Cobb. He'll
man and Young demonstratsd inst
how fne a wobbly little shove TO
ward third is II TIE bot corner man
doesn't know the defensive tactics
All these fellows g, away with y.
and there wasn't a chance for even
throw on them.
Dubuc or Cunningham are ready
70 work today, and chsnoe 70 per
form would lo' hurt either Mitchell
or Janes Any ore - he four IL
llkeiy 20 b. ca I'd upon. Bush prob
ably vii IN Hsck's choice, for Con.
ME Is no' 200 anxious 70 establish
rat new record FOR consecutive
losses ~ ibis league, which will
come 70 him = Re Ia trimmed this
afternoon.
Naaofs appeared 20 have some
ming or the ball when the game
started yesterday. but the Tiger
scoring started early. A bunt by
Cobb AID "a Wild throw BY Nabors
put no peach on second In the frst,
whence be scored on veach's single
20 center. Baker singled 10 third
and B0iand hunted IN the second,
and Wit brought them home With a
triple 10 the scoreboard. a walk
for Wit and a double for Cobb
scored another tally in the nth.
Five more came across in the sew
NTH and eighth. the most spectacu
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
DETROIT Gets
SMILE CHAMP
KyrOnen, Great Finnish Run.
ner, to Move to This City,
Is Report

NEW YORK. Aug cit 10 re-
ported on excellent authority that
Villar Kyroncn. the former national
champion at the fyeruilo run. will
represent the MillrcSe Athletic as
ISOLATION on the cirterpa,h no more
According TO report. kyronen has
decided 10 leave New York and
take up residence in Detroit, Mich.
where he plans 70 enter the employ
OF a prominent automobile concern.
Kyronen. rs said. is not dissatisfied
with his lot in New York except
that he has IN Vifer Of a position
that viii net him more money and
ne means 10 take advantage OF H.
kyTunen is said to be in Detroit
now making he final arrangements
"A 10 his new JOB. The Finnish star
Is engaged 10 De married and this
no doubt has fastened his desire for
more lucrative employment.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
CHICAGO MAY
MEET OREGON

PORTLAND. Ore, Aug. e.--fn-
fuence was being brought to bear
today upon the Oregon university
faculty 70 stage football game this
fall between Chicago and Oregon.
Hugo Boesder. coach at oregon, for
mer Maroon fullback. is endeavoring
10 arrange the game Whether the
game will be played in Portland or
Chicago depends upon the action
taken by the Oregon faculty. The
Chicago end OF the deal has been
liked.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
to Get Three
Star Central Gridders
MOegle, Culver and
Hendrian To Enter
L. of Nj.

Unless present plans go way wrong.
Detroit Central high will send 10
the University OF Michigan this fail
the best OF its championship foot,
ball team OF 1913. ard incidentally.
this delegation will be the first big
one that has gone 10 he Ann Arboi
school since the DAYS OF the CraiSs,
Torbe.t and Patterson, several
years go Culver. Hendrian and
Nc sic make up the prospective lis',
anu an have gwen definite assur,
ar.c ui taclr desire 20 continue
ta.. e,lgoi.ES a., Mchiran
Culver, decision is some what OF
a sg.plsr Ass 'ha zig boy declared
himself ro' mcrc than a month ago
Thar kr was Eo,Eg east. probably to
Syracuse. on. the combined efforts
~ 'h' Wolverine alumni occurred
from ham his ccuserr 20 trg his for.
tune alta Vests proteges Hendrian
las always said that Michigan
would bs bis college. and although
b. TOO was several times mentioned
%. -ai71 20 one of the eastern col.
T. goF ne has apparently not been
..g,.G rom his primary purpose
IS le $ an Ann Arbor toy and n
u'i' G't!rg md proper that h.
should follow In the footsteps ot
Hagla-rch luI me other greats
v'o h % schoes.G ir the university
town
There is no fany ~- ns fact hat
p. ~ BE- NosF---.! crr5rmfy for
tr..s men az N.eh...a. tn. elizt
hUlry rules hays .l tho ae-, men
20 and have aiken from cowpeti.
rica ,Ga cor.iv- star. % the VOL
te-.re ,..s.-. Iinracn are not
.ha only candidate needed bur the
graduation OF Ma4Ibet~ch. Smith
ana .oN other. who are nearly
Ear rca VIII leave holes IN me back.
sa'l flst suited fcr Hendi!an anil
h.- brilliant Co-nolker. Muegel This
latter viii h" greatly favored on tbs
Freshman eleven IN having Buzz"
Cadet Us a ccl.h. or assistant
coach. for C7'lei- rs n wonder a. the
kind OF game Ellie stars az. the
open Geld rUuuiE-. lodging and for
ward passing. WITH a little expert.
enc. Mcgee ought 70 develop into
another Jimmie" Craig type, hav.
.rg peel and tcil1 row
Heudran VIII rot no kept al
quarter Coach Douglas believes
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
NEW PIXIES PEAK
RECORD HUNG UP

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. Aug.
"a new Pixies peak run record
was held today by Hughie Hughes
AZ result OF his sensational drive
yesterday from hotel here 70 the
summit Of Pixies peak. a distance
OF 81 l-2 miles. in IS minutes.
Facilities for handling crowd or
$4,000 at the Penrose cup races here
late this week were being rushed
Barney Oldfield and Eddie Ricken
bacher wired today they would en-
ter the contest
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
Watching the
Scoreboord
yEsrERDAY's HERoi


ola Eddie Pisnki 6ettysbwyG
Eddie held WsshtnGton to one
bit. n double BY Foster In tie
ninth. Hes all In, same ~ Haas
The Athletics made II 20 str~ieht
inst few more suA thsyTI drop
through q hole In the cellar.
TT Csbs was ~ ave fires srd
only got four hifs-ene OF 'em .
double.
IL was an Imperfect. but. sever
thei~s.. wonderful dap for Tris
speaker. A triple. . single, . run,
three good catches snd . couple OF
great pegs IL the record.
Ieu-a>Idsr shotton. of the Browns.
rot three hits for q 1000 average In
the hrst game sDd csme bscA with
two, one two b,GGsr, for .9s7, In
the second game.
Rain caused po.tpesement OF three
The Indians sre perking mp once
more. only q Gsme and one-hsif from
the TOP.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
By ROBERT l. RIPLEY.

Now Is the time for all good
tennis PLAYERS 20 come 10 the aid
OF their country. The honorable
Ichiya KumaEae. from farawaT,
sleepy.eyed Nlrpc-.. is Carrying on
4 grand ard successful Offensive
against our tennis ranks The IA.
:ioual title ls in danger
AZ the present wrlttE. lchlya is
The tennis champion II Japan. New
York state, and points OUT west
S. Louis and vicinity nc was the
New York state chan plonshlp with
out the loss Of set; defeating such
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
Bean Ball Fatal.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Aug "a
coroner's inquest will be held here
today as result OF the death Of
Robert Wacker. third baseman on
local semipro team. killed yester-
day when struck on the head by a
pitched ball. Wacker finished the
game. but died later at a hospital.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
Larry Lajoie.

sevo-e'asi1g nat
stl4 : peFlo''A.Hs
all the
pretest and so! how ne E.,tLns nos
the he ana IN
the league By great MARSH MAJ ne
nedng fog 800 grand average F to
Young with his marx % &c PPF
Eddie Collins punched sh VIII
permitting less than three
ranked
American More
of
while and hitherto showed nothing 70 3-e e1ee
Cnlsul ability even IN
has rade me dope c me honor
OF KEEPER
Shawkey. CCdp and Mogdge 81 New York
Of Mays Of
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
They All Had Chance, Anyway.

led
and all have chance break into the lead Cleveland
Speaker
and Morton back in form ready to squirt again The Indian.
Boston has been front scattered total of Washington
with the the
present, and their a
but
Of
Of
had be a Simple WASH II
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
What May Happen
In Scores Today
lar tally being scored By Young Il

Tar tally being scored Oy IOung n
double steal in which W.T. helped
Boland allowed only six hits and
permitted but one scoring chance
Tha, vas IN the sixth when Wit
singled. stole second and vent 70
third on a sy 70 Cobb IA'oie was
up and he fiei 70 vsach for the
third out Ncinnis singled Ia the
third, but that was because 'wo were
out and be was ignored By he bat.
terry.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
More Tigers.

~ lilly SULLIVAN around The Pshc coast pick
4 favorable
! relation
Dave Of 81
that happens TO Bobby often enough
he vge brought
third baseman who has been hitting like nnd MS sum
sullivan while ne
IL coaching the young pitcher
is
his He
h with side notion
And
be a
Cleveland Chap
Yesterday
for q
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
BATTLER WILL
FIGHT BROWN

CHICAGO. Aug. s.-Battling IL.
whisky. OF New York. and Knockout
Brown. ~ Chicago. were matched
here today for a i0-round bout al In
diana Harbor. Ind. on Labor day
afternoon
Joe Rivers. Los Angeles. leaves
here tomorrow for Colorado Springs,
where he IL scheduled TO trade wal
lops with Joe Flynn. a Coloradoan.
in l5.round bout.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
GRAND CIRCUIT
MAY START TO-DAY

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Aug. a
Clearing weather gave promise Of
the Grand Circuit opening hero to-
day, after two days OF postpon.mcnt
The feature races Will be punched
as much as possible. but It Is not
likely that the full program can be
completed before Saturday night.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
REDS ARE FEDS OF
PARENT LEAGUE

Nine former Federal leagUers
are nov ekeing out their liveli.
hoods in the service % the Gin
cinnaii Reds--and look where the
team stands The eK.indepen.
dents bossed by Chris Mathew.
son are Chase. McKechnie, boo.
Ian, Louden and Hurn. inhelders:
Rousch. outfelder, and Schulz.
Moseley and Knetzer. pitchers.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
National League
CT ANDING
yr.t.ydny'. Games

phlilier 8 Cinci1nati tcaIIed .
q seventh. rhin)
pittsburgh nj Boston rain.
81. Louis at New York rain
Chicago at BROOKLYN, rain.
To-day. Cannes
Chicago al BROOKLYN.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
81 Louis ~ New York
Cincinnati at philadelphis.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
Peril,
DIDN'T LAST

NV YORK. Arg Hersldsd
NJ the Japsnoee wonder. Ialean car.
tpska. u Toxic. entered he ring
Win Teddy Havos rolofe1 middle
weight. mere las' -fr1f Io Iae,cd
less than 10 secortA
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
PHILADELPHIA

phis. 7. Sacrifice h.ts,Vitf zach.
BAKER. stolen rasas-Vit' Bush.
Cobb. YOUNG WIT. walsh. Mcinnls
Two base hits s'runk. cobb.
BY Poland. Gfalsy. SaborA La
;oie, AcElweeJ. ~ EsborA . flush.
Cobb. BAKER, BSianfJ Bases or,
balls-,)N Bolard. ] walsh. on Ma
nors tFit -, D..bl@ day
Walsh and Haley fI'st bass on
srror-Detrol'. Ter On gssss-
pssroit,. rhtet s.ftls. Time
s. IWplfsr t..rt PrH rfrguph-
lin. Attendant
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
Terry Turner Sued

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. Suit
Tor divorce was filed here Monday
against I. |. Turner. second base.
nan for the Cleveland Indians. by
his wife. Rena Turner. who charge.
neglect and cruelty They were
married in January, 1907.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
Mack Has Been in Depths Him
Detroit Printers Lose, But They Find
Real Hero In Game Young Pitcher

INDIANAPOLIS. s-Deo q o he Garry
baseball cassicbu
baseball he
tellow
and hurting his diamond
and beaten to In the eleventh round when
opened the
but he performed gamey Opposing
Nemhnn twire al
n he
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
Ba,,i. Creek Get. Team.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Aug. 3.
This city viii get the Grand Rap
ids franchise in the Central league.
That has been definitely decided.
and the club will open here with
Evansville. on Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09

SMALL compliment has been paid Steve Farrell Hchan track
III
ren in his days Ted Meredith easily the all
be %
old question ~
Meredith
anything
could anything a mile
credited with being No records
athlete
hardly heard Of The
Of tho they they had
Of this
records the cnder nj
vous said OF him distance
which desired ~
all dashes
records. . CURE
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
More Speed, 'Tis Said.

AosT major
IVv despite
a
table period
leaders in each Here
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09

MACK dsn, ask sympathy As he nerrry puues ms
.u,,e rood for consecutive patience while
he works his plans.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
-
f1tt i! SD:

@oNNIE the American league EsToa and ae new
record Of n There Of sympathy eelns sP r, others
some ks sorry i"' L'l b
-. .sdrr crocodile tears makes good story
.on ~ danger
o.
a he wants q ard which 'i -" he
s,uk. -l-e 'A' ~ -
time spend SO v
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
Despite The depths n ~ Wool

5h.la etchi ian =
.rda gen
q the hi-,ory
crate sin the Arleri
can league remnants t"Ie as L1SpS al. sous
have ft q oIe ~
OK tEe as division ohN nIy
hoscs "a finished L''
Thrice he has brought Championship 81 he No7i 20 me
League ou once
wa in 1905 In d four remnants n e ave
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09

that the Boxers Protective Association Of America
strike How would like be strike breaker boxers
The Detroit times., 1916-08-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE
A Word for Steve.

cord. .Rr tire 1913 season.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-09-28

known as the Owls Nest, where
Margory Golden was listlessly max
ing preparations for the coming meal.
She started suddenly as she stopped
over the fire smoldering in the
blackened fireplace. For from q
crevice In the wall, a crevice no big
ger than a mans hand, a piece OF NOR
tar Enthusiastically few out and struck
her on the arm. She was still staring
incredulously into this crevice when
a flutter OF white passed her eyes and
a small square OF paper fell ut her feet
close to the edge OF the Goals. She I'M
folded the missive and read:
"A cask OF cognac is coming. II Le-
gar and his men drink from II they
should be drugged asleep inside of ten
minutes. Press spring concealed on
top OF cask and follow directions there
Don't give up. And il you understand
this, tap twice with the fire tongs."
Below these words was the sign OF
the Laughing Mask.
So fortifying was this knowledge In
fact, that when Casavanti and Legar
himself entered the gloomily-lighted
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-09-28
BEAUTY VALUABLE IN ITSELF
Home Remember Some Are USE
full and Ornamental, Too.

A very practical writer in a popu-
lar magazine recently condemned the
American custom Of planting purely or
namental trees and shrubs. Such
things, he cOntended, performed no
useful work, and ought to be discard
ed. The redbud and Towering almonds
should give place to cherry and peach
trees; aad roses and spireas, presuma-
bly,, should make way for currants and
gooseberries. Only thus could we have
a garden scheme worthy of practical
people.
There are elements of truth in such
doctrine. Too many people fail TO
recognize the beauty Inherent in plants,
trees and shrubs cultivated for food
in a cherry tree orchard, in a field
of blossOming clover or ripening wheat.
But the central idea CT this practi-
cal creature is false altogether, for
he fails to recognize that beauty is
worth while in and Of itself, and needs
no Endorsement from either stomach
or pocketbook. Mohammed knew what
he was about when lie uttered his fa-
nous advice: "He that hath two
loaves Of bread. let him sell one and
buy rsrcissus; for bread is food only
FOR TIN body, but narcissus is food for
the soul. "--Boston Courier.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-09-28

crosby from you. But when your own
daughter is in danger, when you could
save her, when" her voice broke as
she saw the look of adamant on Gold
ems face. "Oh. it's no use; it's no
use!" she cried sobbingly as she
turned and CROPPED her way towards
the door.
It was not until that door closed be-
hind her that Golden once more sank
into his chair. And as he sat there,
wrestling with his own tangled emo
tions before the dark tent of his soul,
Manley stood staring down at him
with both studious and puzzled eyes.
For a man who counts his money
in eight figures" that youth finally de-
clared, Il think you're the most UNI
mitigated ass that ever wore shoe
leather"
"Wha-what's that7" demanded the
astounded millionaire.
"why, man, ere you blind? Can't
you see this woman Is sincere, that
SHE'S te!.,=I Ia truth. .Sas abe prob