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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13

no one produced thus far whose
skill seems 20 match that OF the
Norwegian girl
In the events OF the season 10
date Miss B!urstedt's victories have
been decis.ye!y won. only once
has she been pu; 20 a three set
match. this by Mrs Edward Ray.
moud, her competitor, IN one OF the
rounds O. the metropolitan cham.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
BOWLERS IN THIS
TOWN CAN'T STOP

There f. no way 20 stop these
bowier7. They won't even take a
day or 20 20 fishing in June.
Sweeney Huston's have tried 20 shut
up their alleys and End Il can't be
done. 70 this popular frm has an
nounced p summer 10.pin tourna-
mont which will begin June ~. I'm.
tries VIII close a day sooner. Every.
body VII be eligible and welcome
Tonight Smith Viii play IaRoruT
I'm The CH7s &C." threo-cushion tour
neg. Jacobs WHO had handicap
10 saw" him, beat QuInlan. % 20 Is.
last night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
Bailey Is Champ
of A. NJ. A. Golfers

Ths vfctors CO The American Med,
icai Golfng association tourney at
the Country club yesterday. ara as
foIlowsf
p. W. Bailey. So Lo-!A isj, low
Gross.
Assn Handicap chnmpsonShip, 20
q II NnL Oshkosh. wis- isa-zz-
Choice score. Handicap
". 2 shackleton. Cleveland. "a
Pr.sident's Trophy. 1s Holes, Han~p
r. r. Gaver. coliurus . sE.ErY
Clss. A Handicap
DIT. A. q Fullsnwider. Detroit, first,
r. X Higbss st Louis second. A r.,
HemninE. chicago, third
class " Handicap
Pransford I~-is 81 TcgfA nrS-tA
a ThraHher Cincinnati. second g. NJ
y. Clark, New Orleans. 'h'rd.
Glass e Handicap
FrAnhlln ~ Martin chicago, rrrt;
II I Sanford Cleveland second. n.
z Roberts oak Park ~ fhtrs
Glass; u Handicap
r. II. BirFe, Cleveland. hrst. - "
LavUan. Indianapolis second. ~ n
Lancaster. BoHton Mass third
Section T~sm Event
Won BY surEsry section composed
q Urs J. y clark PhUafeIrF,5 ~
II Hu'chins Detroit. r. ~ palIsv
phis, A r. Henn'nF phfadeI1hia-
winning total 80 strokes
Mind BoEey Handicap
w on ny r r CHARLTON fu4'-~a--
oils 81. T. simpson. Pigebargh.
81, second
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
Chased To Jersey.

NEWARK, y. J.. June 13.-Yale
and Princeton will settle their base
ball series here next Wednesday, at
the International league grounds.
None OF the New York parks were
available, and this city was chosen
as last resort
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13

other sterling western player Miss
Mary Browne. three times national
champion
The Norwegian IS growing better
and stronger, and the future Will
hud II more OF tax than ever 10
bring about her downfall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13

piouships az Forest Hills
Last winter Mrs. Bundy (the for.
mer Miss May sutton, champion OF
the world defeated the Morse girl
In two out OF three matches out In
California. This - her only defeat
since coming 10 this country the
latter part OF 1914. However. Mrs.
Rundy IS not participating in this
years tournament. Neither is that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
Dated for BoiAnd IN sixth.
'Batted for Love IN siIth.

Plated FOR Love IN SIXTH
tBatted for shawkey IN seventh.
Total hssss--Detroit IS; New
York. - Sacrifice k!ts-vitt. BoIand.
High, Pitching summAry-Four hits
and 0 times a. bat OF Hamilton In
'nrinKs (nons out IN third)I 3 hits
and - tines at BAT on Roland IN (
innings; . hits ana Z. times az BAT OF,
pauss In , inningsl hits and ~
times at bat OF Fisher IN 4 irningsl
10 hits and . times at bat OF Love Ia
1 inning, no hits and tines a. Nat
on Shawkey IN ! lnninsl hits ard
3 times at bat OF c1ilop In . inninga
Two-base hits-Cohb, Gedson Three
base hits-Bush Pipp. Home run
Cobb. Struck out-By Roland. 4
(Nunarnaker. Baker,: By DausA
tHighl; by Ffsher. I CBurns): BY
Love. I fstsnage). Bases on balls
or Hamilton. 8 (Gedson. Suramabsr
Fisher; or Bolsnd, 2 tc,flhooiey 4
Hsrtzslll; on Fisher. (vsach1,
Bases on bsiis-OT Love- (Rurns)i
n Cullor. ! Cobb. Double pIavs2
Vea~h Roland and Wit. puEh. Young
ard Pu-ns: High and Pockinpauch.
First base on Nrrors--Detroit. 4. View
York. 4. Left on hases-Detrolt. 8.
Ssw York. 10. Uit BIZ pitched ball
BY Hamilton (Baker). Tim-722
Crp'res-Dinsen and Chill Attend
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
BALL TOURNEY
FOR SCHOOLS

\ baseball championship tourna-
ment FOR he grammar schools, sim
liar 10 the soccer grammar school
tourney played each year. viii he
staged in Detroit this spring The
first games will DO played this aft.
erroon when Iillihridge and Far
rand. Logan and Mari. and Tappan
and Bishop schools will be oppo
nents.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
AFTERNOON NOT
LONG ENOUGH
Hunt Club Horse Show Must
Have Morning Sessions:
Starts Friday

Such Is the great length Of the
program and so large are the fields
that will compete az the annual
horse show N the Crosse Pointe
Hunt club. Friday and Saturday OF
this week, that morning start Ia
necessary 10 finish the schedule.
The Hunt club has put on two
events for each morning. the regb
lar program 10 start at 1880 O'Clock
in the afternoon. following lunch at
the club Horse show events 20 by
the clock, and the arrangement fod
the show this year Is as follows:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
See Who's Got a Record

oBODY ntrants Ford
NJ grounds July to shatter world
that Ford holds the
ner In which Bill Endcott Joe
when Henry Ford sanctioned the car
the mile
manufacturers OF tennis balls predicting
Tor the racquet game They complain that
that munitions factories hiring ball makers
and local fasblo, ~
inyeisled the yesterday
golf The sando
~ '''s'
~ with Robertson George Burn. ALI lgb,
pocond Cobbs. the Giants be dubbed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
Friday, Juno 10
SATURDAY. June IL

While the horse show is a society
event in sense. an invitation Is
extended To all 10 attend. parking
space and grandstand having been
provided The Crosse Pointe Hunt
club is on the Cook.rd. north OF
Jefferson. Motorists can go out
jefferson or follow tho Seyen.Mlle-
ri TO that thoroughfare, then drive
east 10 the next road. Shore Line
cars run close 20 The scene OF tina
show.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
STANDINGS
American League.
STANnINE
Yesterday Results.

At Ch;cago--
Innings l234s s7sa RHE
WaEhin ton y o o q q 90 8
Chicago 80 o - ?
Batteries--Cialla shaw and Hen
~; Benz and ~chalk. Uuplres-\al-
lin and Evans
A. st Louis
Innings I-34 5s-s RHE
Boston $50 0 g 0 3 0 }-3 :
st Louis ~ Q o . o Q I'll ?
BatteFieE--tirsg= and Thomas.
Parks. Plank and chapman. Empires
Owens and DLolsh4lD.
At Cleveland
Innings 23l5s -ss RHE
Phia-phia % @ o.
Cleveland o % 81
Batfar.es-Bush. Sheehas and " sy-
er- Klspfer. Cosole-!-ie and DNeN.
Umpirss-ConuoII = and Hildebraud
Today'z Games
New York az Detroit.
Washington 81 Chicago.
Boston AT 81 Louis.
Athletics at Cleveland
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13

NT-E' YORK June fHhes,v
Dundee couldn't penetrate ur-nfa
Le0u7Tf'a defence last night. ana &C..
.ae'orrlr ran in 10 70 hard Sab Affe.
~ rounds ~ battling Leonard was
given the popular decision.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
Cyavford VIII Not Be SodNavn Squche All Rumos That Sam Wi

49, .r.n. In demanding US
q Win OK
,.sI ,or,n and stand attention.
- eIpounding nlie
things said De
won than tne
believe t. We VIII
.no Tigers snoui
Is put them IN
beath the Nationals also seooho place - 80
andc cherish asl he can SUCK
These are only the possibilities OF me G se smear
.,,rr. coroe rompins
Red soI Boston would be tied for n S his and
behind TIE
rs.t ali banpen and Athletics walop ne lnu
fourg anne the top
~. -, be viii gt GA
man 49, should so mo
Cobbs bat 10 times ana Aa0 ~
~ -onia knock TrtsS Speaker OF the batting eau
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
Today'z Game.
National League.
STANDING
Y..t.rhnr,. Re.nlt..

A. New York
Innings z3t r II r
New YORK. 80 0 o o ! 80 I z
Batteries ackar1 and Archer ard
Fischer. Anderson. Tesreau ~rhagNr.
Rariden and Kocher, Tmp!res--Elsm
and Emslle
A. Philada fphis--
Innings lz3t 5srBs RHF
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 @ : Q -. 2
PhtlR'phia 0 1 Q - 0
Batteries-Ma JE-rts and
Gibson; Alexander ana K!l4fsr. Tn
pires-ODay and Esson-
Al Brooklyn
Innings lSsst7,s RHE
81 Louis.O 0 0 3 2 - 81 Z o
Brooklyn % . o 3 o2i '-it3 !
Battsries-Sallee ard Gonzales:
Cheney and Meyers. Umpire s-Har-
rison and RiEier.
A. Postnn--
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
"Grif' On a TObOggan

the II Is perhaps Only
NV Washington Is OUT
fort the
hasbe
dropped four that Then they came
roller hit
three their side at Cleveland
that
sneak victory The Nationals
played three there scoring
in
10 lost victory and
tie
Washington made the first bid for the pennan in
will needed
10 possible Griffith
and
big differ
pitching
which WELD
when the twng right
When doesn't
fielding the pitching bad
Johnson
it the Of decentralization Insuch
Washington
possibly division club hardly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
Ii Is Not An Accident

that fully Is per cent of Detroit factories
among them the largest-use Central Station
Service in preference to power which they
could readily produce themselves. Their cost
experts have figured out that the Central
Station making a speciality Of power produc-
ton and equipped up to the minute with
power producing machinery can and does de-
liver power at lower cost than it is possible
for the manufacturer to produce it as a mere
side issue of his regular business.
Give this proposition little thought-it has
a bearing on the question of your profits.
One Of our engineers will call and talk il over
with you, If you like.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13

rclnnati- Boston. rain
TodaJ's Games
CntcA go at New York
Pittsburgh AZ Philadelphia
EL Louis at Eroohyr.
cincinnati at Boston.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13

r. II. BirFe, Cleveland. hrat. - W
IavTan. Indianapolis ae~orN " IA
Lancaster. Boston Mass third
Section Team Eyept
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
Leonard Heats Durd..

w on hy r. r. Ctarlefon. fr4'--a--
r. 81. r r. Simpson. Pi,'sbarEh.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-11

they were looked upon as merely an- other frightful means of destruction which had been brought to extraor- dinary development under the skill seldom occurred that the deadly un- der water boats might be developed to the point that they could be turn ed to remarkable account in other directions. Lost in the contempla- . ton of their revolutionary effect on naval warfare as displayed in the fearful destruction of ships of oppos-
 ing combatants, the though hardly occurred that one day they should be developed by the same hands to the degree that they could be looked upon as serviceable instruments of peace and employed in ways dametrically opposed to those in which they were originally devoted.
 Yet the wonderful voyage just com pleted is a vivid illustration that the dreaded sea terrors have become in German hands something more than an engine of war--that they can and arc being devoted to uses that may ultimately become of great benefit 10 the world. Instead of a deadly in- strument of destruction the subma- rine has now become factor of gen. eral service-a peaceful merchant ship, ready 10 carry the commodities of peace as well as the necessities of war.
 And practically the whole develop ment is a triumph to the mechanical ingenuity of the Germans who were the first to recognize the submarine both as a weapon of war and an in- strument of peace.
 Whether the submarine in it's new capacity will become an important factor in the final determination of the war will remain to be seen.
 It is clear that the present develop ment of the craft makes it capable of performing mighty service in as- sisting the Germans to withstand the onslaughts of their enemies.
 It is doubtless futile to believe that il will become an effective agent in assisting the Germans to victory but it is not to be doubted that it will prove greater in the peaceful pursuit of carrying necessities to the beleag-
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LlGHTEST WOOD.

According to the Scientific Ameri- can supplement, the lghtest wood in exis ence Is the wood ambach, a leg an,inous plant that grows near Lake Chad and on the tributaries of the upper Nile. The tree, which is some- times called the pith tree. often at tains diameter of six inches in the two or three years of it's life. When cut the wood is almost white, and is soft and brittle like the pith of the elder. Some of the wood is exported 10 the United States and England to make floats for fishing tackle, and in general to be used as a substitute for cork. Arbach wood contains min ute crystals of calcium oxalate, which quickly dull the axes and knives of the choppers. On the other hand, the presence of the crystals makes the wood il is said, an excellent substi- tuto for the usual razor strop
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NOME, ALASKA, JULY II 1916.

The remarkable capacity of tn Ger mans for doing things" is again vividly illustrated in the feat of the submarine Deutschland.
 As much us the world has been previously amazed at the wonderful proficiency of the Germans in all tnings 10 which they have devoted ,henls, Ives this last achievement in the mechanical field cannot but evoke further wonder.
 or late the war has taught us to look upon the mechanical capacities yond the ordinary. In a general sense it was recognized that their abilities m the field of mechanical arts were not of sufficiently high order to cause them to be classed as an in N1neye nation, although Germans are cfc,ptod with many mechanical inven- tions. Rather they produced the im- preaslon that they were remarkably auaptive rather than inventive.
 Their great guns and other instru- .4lents of destruction were sufficient ,A dences of this remarkable capacity ior hcchanical development.
 They have evoked our wonder time aud ,ime again by the display of s,tsaa n,aoboniooI faa+,,o of .,,o .,f, ,,o which, while not new, Tn the sense that the same principles had ire 1uently been applied elsewhere, had been brought to a most astonishing point of development under the skill ful handling of German mechanics.
 But. while we have admired the German achievements in this line, one could not forbear the thought that this wonderful ability in mechanical adoption was principally devoted to efforts of a sinister order, to the creat- ton of instruments of destruction gigantic guns, powerful engines, the only purpose of which was to destroy. Thus while admiring the German achievements in this line, the fact that they were displayed in such fearsome forms naturally tended to destroy an accurate appreciation of just what they have accomplished in the field of mechanics.
 As wonderfully complicated in me- chanical expression as are those giant instruments of war so suddenly dis closed on that memorable August day two years ago, one was unable to properly realize their mechanical per fections in the midst of the horror created by their capacities for de- struction. To the majority of people 1t was the destructive features that impressed rather than the wonderful adoption of mechanical principles that made them possible.
 The ingenuity and mechanical abil- ity entailed in their production was recognized but little. This same view also applied to the German subma- rine development. In the beginning
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ured German empire than as an in- strument whose sole office was de- struction. Whatever development is attained is due almost entirely to the Germans and the added use they have demonstrated in the voyage of the Deutschland entities them to fulsome praise.
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BAT bic alien fSornIen bon unoradniftem
9iien, fpie 9iicn 1inftnr, giien slceiaic etc.
oft eie Sabine Der eente rninrie, ibren Wlupeu
In lInorbruna bracbie unn nidt aiiimilirt ipurs
ben nno Gus oefeG 8riineen hahen ite bdutig
mebr SchneeH ais C5iies seibnn. slnein nit
Der Gntoedline oer neueren Jormeu boil rrld'
niitbem V'ien puroe StCies GIIes heieiiigi.
M.ruieo Sron" aim geiipicI III nngeHchm Oh
Hebmcn. i1babet ben 3dbnCn nitbt uno III fait
angenbIidll1 pcpItbueno.
Sur Seadtuna 9is Sabriidnicn bon
-9hIGicb Sron" babcn in feline WiGft 70 nnbes
gren5teS .bertrdueH. baB fie bic sInilnonHe
nutoriiircn. oat tic $4,000 irgeno elmer ssubls
ibdtigieitS gnitnlt iiberpeiien, penH fie ridli
iebcH Wiann ooer ieoe 5rau inter fedb5ig Sab
ren. beneH Giier leblt. brrauspreiten nno be-
reu Sidr.e I'M Sciiralim bon bier gSobeD Inn
200 Broicnt ooer mehr crbbben i6nnen bcrs
ousacfeet. bab fie ieiu ibIimmes orgnniftes
geihen BADEN. Se qeben Sbnen nildb in ieocm
,Saac slbr @clb Suriid, in ipeIdem glIrnies
Sror nidt minoeiiens S6re Strait innerbdb
Sebn 1aaCn perooppeIt gs piro in oieier
Siabi beriauft bon Der Grp,9seGiberbede Co.,
Deruer Trug Co., @tImore 9rna Co., Gobine'
ton Se., mo alien anoeren elpotbeieH.