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The Detroit times., 1916-02-03
Golf Gospel Truths @ Straight @s'1 D,,,.

and Ancient" Some very effective
steel shafts, for instance. are de-
barred for this reason and the only
solution would be the utilization OF
new wood, or the invention of a
natural substitute that will not in
fringe on the rules OF golf.
As to the dearth OF hickory shafts
OF the right sort, after an inspection
and test OF 1000. the conscientious
clubmaker will rejoice over a har-
vest of five per cent. All the rest
Will be "culls." no more TO be com.
pared with the real thing than a
yard OF shoddy with the same mea-
sure OF pure wool fabric. No veneer.
ing will do. as In the reproductions
Of old furniture or frames. Th
golf shafts that merely please the
eye are plentiful enough. everybody
knows. and the substitute, when n
comes along. must be able to with.
stand the crucial tests OF every day
wear and tear use.
II was a cause OF innocent merri.
ment" once, a matter OF Jest and
chan, the reverence which the old.
timers used 70 have for their favor
ite club shafts, How we would laugh
on the quiet at the care they took
10 reshape the shafts after a shot.
Now. II seems. the laugh Is on
wigbts who have cast aside club
shafts az carelessly as they would
empty a pipe OF ashes. There is no
panacea In sight to salve their vain
regrets. or TO relieve the shaft wor.
ries of the future
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03
AGS LOSE, BUT
COME CLOSE

EAST LANSING. Mich. Feb. a.
n the Michigan Aggies had come
any closer to winning their basket
ball game from Notre Dame last
night than they did. they would
have been returned victors. for the
final score was "a to %. The Cath
olics were behind In the FIRST half,
but soon tied the count and remain
ed slightly in the lead throughout
the remainder OF the contest. Fitz-
gerald lays claim to stellar honors
and qualities by virtue OF the fact
that he made % of the two dozen
points rolled up by his side.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03
Must Decide This Bout
By Rematching This Pair
DILLON WILL LICK
JESS, SAY HoosiERs

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb. D.
Indianapolis fstic fans who have
backed Jack Dillon against every
thing with fists in past years,
were staggered only momentar-
lily yesterday afternoon when
they heard of the report that he
had been matched with Cham.
pion Jess willard for an April
bout. Then they assumed an air
OF confidence and prepared to
back Jack In this new venture.
Jack has never been knocked on
his feet. they argued, and though
Willard would outweigh him
something near a ton and out
reach him several yards. they
knew--sure, they were positive
that Jack would lick Willard.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03

N onETT1ING like $4,000 round decision
Jess
nv offered for ten round no decision
235pound willard
win than 80 minutes In actual combat
wonderful battle and be farce can't very
all
be offered and there still remain an opportunity
andac between
limited
. held
1t Ii big
can't afford
will
around
and home stung and swearing that they'll never bite
dollars against
that time they will be the ringsd when memor
tha. this particularly when discovers that the most blood
who
suspected Of grIh makeup in their
NDoR am"
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03
CLEVELAND SALE
CONFAB TO-DAY

CHICAGO. Feb. 3.-A. V. Cannon
and George p. Steel, OF the Cleve-
land bankers committee, which Is
in charge of President Somers'
financial affairs, were expected to do
something here towards closing a
deal which will end the Cleveland
baseball tangle. Conferences with
Ban Johnson. Roger Bresnahan and
ex-President Thomas. OF the Cubs.
were scheduled.
President Chivington, OF the
American association. told the
Cieveianders, II was said. that II
had been practically decided 10
transfer the Spiders TO Toledo.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03
TIMES AND NEWS
ARE TIED AGAIN

The Times and News are again
tied for first place In the sport writ
ers' tourney at English billiards.
The News lost Its frst game yester.
day. when Hippler and MacConachie.
OF the Sunday Free Press, slipped
across Q 100 to 81 victory that stop
ped q brilliant rally started by
Messrs. Lcduc and Edenburn, OF the
News.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03
Y. nj. HI. A. and Rayls
Play Buckeyes

The Y. NJ. II. A. basketball team
Is bound TO be full OF experience. IL
not victories. when the present sea
son closes. Tonight they 80 to To
ledo to play the Toledo Buckeyes.
one OF the strongest quintets in the
middle west. The Detroiters might
win, at that, for they are right on
the edge OF becoming a great team.
and can now break loose every lit
tie while and make trouble for any
squad of pastimers. The Buckeyes
will play in Detroit Friday night.
when they meet the Rayls at the
Moose temple. They have one deci-
sion over the Rayls this year. earn
ed on the Toledo floor.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03
AL nscor
eY ROBERT L. RIPLEY

Al Mccoy Is the most remarkable
boxer in the ring. He is the con-
traventionist OF pugilism. He is the
pug OF oppugnancy and repugnance.
lie coins odium.. antipathy is filling
his purse. and failure is his only
success.
Two years ago this awkward.
warped-legged. fourthrrater knocked
out George Chip. leading claimant TO
the worlds middleweight champion
ship. with the first punch in the
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03
Ne MOST UNPOPULAR NAN N Me RNc.

first round. That startle the public
and started Mccoy.
Ever since that moment the fans
have hated Al Mccoy. 1t was a
lucky punch" nuke victory of the
rankest kind. and everybody knew
IT, And since then. when Al lights
the club Is crowded to tho doors by
the fans. who Keep coming-ever
hoping to see him knocked out. ne
Is hissed and boo-oo-ed numerically
from the moment he leaves his
dressing room until he is gone from
the building.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03
WILLARD MADE
c. A. c. MEMBER

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.--Jess Willard
was showed ahead of a waiting list
OF 1000 and given a membership in
the Chicago Athletic association to-
day, so he can train there. He box.
ed four rounds Wednesday after.
noon with training partners before
$50 of Chicago's thirty-third degree
fight fans.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03

Mccoy is growing rich by his un-
popularity. He is making more
money by being a bum fighter than
he could by being a good one. The
fans hatred Is increasing his bank
roll. Kisses and abuse may fill the
air. but all the awkward Brooklyn
boy hears Is the clinking OF the
cash. Umbrage sounds like money;
scowls look like dc. ar signs. Little
wonder the technical champion takes
his "hckin's" with a smile.
And what terrible 'lickin's" he
does get. too,
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03
DETROIT MAY
SEE HOPPE PLAY
FOR WORLD TITLE

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Feb. 2.--Wtl-
liam Hoppe evidently doesn't feas
Firmin Cassignol. French champion.
who has challenged him for the
world title. While in Detroit. Hoppe
announced that he would not de-
fend the title for less than . guar
antee OF $4,000. When the French.
man challenged. Willie cut the ante
down to $4,000. George sutton gets
chance In this deal. too. II Sut.
ton IL played. the match Will BE- In
Detroit. and 10 Cassignol makes good
with the $4,000, 81. Louis will gst
the title tilt.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03
BOwlers Urged
to Enter Early

Secretary Langtry urges all De-
troit bowling teams who wish 10
enter the A b c tourney at Toledo
to make their entries at once. Al
ready more than 30 teams have NIL
ed out the blanks. Twice that many
are expected TO compete for national
honors.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03
When Critic Baked.

#I VERY while
hlngy
mediocre which
a
*(&U0y1
onS Critic a
ring. lit
nh tonight He dropped all fours crawed through the
pulled anything like that their would end the
o0o Vas great fighter though He exsperatngy whimsical
he
o0wardice
1bepounder
Il andt up o
good for
p1cn bit him only and the
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03

Clarence jackson defeated william
Cullen In an Interstate tourney
match at three-cushion billiards at
Sweeney -Huston's last night. and
thus secured undisputed possession
OF NTH place In the Interstate
league. The score was 80 to rs.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03
BIG GRID GAMES
ON SAME DAY

Both of the big American football
classics will be on the same day
this year. The Army will play the
Navy on Nov. 26. at Franklin field.
at Philadelphia, according TO IN
agreement Just reached. That In the
day Yale plays Harvard.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03
"Y" 10 pIav NJ Raoida

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. a.
The Detroit Y. NC. A. basketball
team will play the Grand Rapids
"Y'' here on the evening OF Feb. II.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03
Dubuc May Go Early.


Hughe Jennings has kept uhuer
him. Scranton ~ho ~
sponds sporting News has sent that excellent peoa
onnlete expose Of chefain. Under scranton
~ fhe following bit of gossip appears ,.,..,
much doing in the way OF ponucai
Jennings talents De mas oeen
athletic societies
demand speaker on
ct the Detroit Tigers recently
where he talked TO the members " inc
N Holy Name society.
spoke IL general and IN tne
old impression held oy the
puhic regarding and their modes OF living Inc
about the boys stating that
ony very OF them addicted to the liquor
hnHit and that even sue drink to excess
when ball player could carouse and drink nquoi
al nRht has said Any man must
all baseball
apulles n the minors well majors. he said
ready leave for Detroit prior
10 Going Detroit team He probably will go to
the major league meetings
IRON Gotham journey Jennings has been
keepng playing handba and he never
4 icit
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03
Some body WIII Get Good

CHICAGO. Feb. 3.--Outnelder
Wilbur Good. of the Cubs. will be
sold to Brooklyn. Philadelphia or
Pittsburgh. Manager Joe Tinker an
nounced. Wednesday.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03

II Is announced that the date for
the women's state championship
swimming meet will be Feb. 20. The
meet will be held at the Detroit Uni
yersity school pool. II Is asserted
that the Central a. 4. u. will sane
tion the meet. making all honors
won official
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03
!! 'l'5!|2l!'!![ |||!' |Ilk'

CONSERVATION the and desire
prepared ror ne ope"ns
EA cf II likely result IN cnhse u s
IL Is prooaoe
catchers ana .oacn ouiI'
Sunday, Feb "a Ih week
had me squad are
10 oe n
the middle OF March
the proposed change pians
niue ever
country
Z the HOODS Marcn
3 IA enough climatic conditions OF the aires i %
season
arrival week earlier han mas oeen
rs Manned excellent thing
preparation OF the camp
received here but
Tuhl will leave week or zen as ue.".e @
finishing touches Manager Jen
nd CoachS sullivan will hand early
Dubuc May Go Early.
proposed earlier start ne mas an
do sabse III ne
Of they delay
will much weight In lne 'uns0
saotncn
Dubuc among the mrs.
and he reahes
1916 back Jean pnning ms b mind no
and unless he changes MS ha -"
80 will beat him 70 Waxahachie
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03

OM1 few Charley
ooat franchise
ncluoe0
Tinker, Artie Holman of
winter Sinclair
the Yankees have $4,000 ball
&@D4 L. nagee less
Upo Of the
aee ever casd has published ulmaum The occasion is
etghtsemester which
ssts sehc.stc circles and seems to have little for
told athletic
ecAoo1 abdcs
Detroit o grab he
a a all
- - unk1ng n perform at top speed
1nko6 another shot Cobbs
~ introduced In the Massachusetts legislature making
throw baseball a head body
IMat The bnl game
~ 30 these bean ball" artists
Z101o 'shoststop. doesn't not they
Xrnkor fonce horne baggers. He
&X@4 ~ DnnnfRg the ball through the hole In
The Detroit times., 1916-02-03

PrfatSng--the plain nest kiad--thst
IL rfghf-Times job Deps-Main <s30.
The sun., 1916-09-21
"POP" GEERS INJURED
IN PACING STAKE
Famous Driver Taken to Hos.
pital After His Horse
DaShcs Into Pole.

cnu CT .o ,,,ur
""'9' we '''
gay when 81 Ar,h"", Carter. g.. "1'.
,,,,, Ia No I.a,., ~.
u''" W. Wv '''''''"
~ ','' 'H'" . - '' ~ d
Th" mpus DRY "" - "'' 10 '..'i
suffering from s.yrrc .ui-.-. '' '
Itch, .',e nLv.,E.,. ., ,..., 80.
a.. ,. ~
no ,,,. g. ,.,,. .I-,s
E-sl ,,s,,,,, sv,,, 49,, r.,,.. ..,p..,.
49, 'N W."
steve "a made - SN, 'Nri4. - no rt.
The sun., 1916-09-21
DEMAREE Is NOW
IN IRON MAN CLASS
steamboat Al Twirls NictO-
riOus Double Header
Against Pirates.
SCORES ARE 20 AND 3-2

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. o-tNationap.
Al Deina,ec performed the unusual fcat
of winning two games from Pittsourg
to-day, the scores being : TO q ana . 10
.. The home team won the FIRST game
when Cooper weakened in the sixth in
ming after two men we're out and was
knocked of tho rubber. seven runs
being scored in his session.
IN the second game Tfttsburg tied the
score in tho ninth inning. when w.
Wagner. a pinch hitter. singled and sent
IN Baird. In the home teams half. after
waited doubled with one out and stole
bird. Cravath and Luderis we're pur-
roscly walked. Nichof fouled TO Fischer.
cooper went TO bat for Burns and
Md;naux's wild pitch scored Whitfield.
ending the contest.
In twice d!spos.ns OF the Pirates
Demarec entered the iron man class,
becoming so popular with major league
pitchers. lie IL the sixth big league
twirlcr to attempt a double header this
season. Da,e Davenport Of 81. Louis
twice turned back the Yankees: Tyler
and Rudolph Of the Braves worried W
two games In one day and Benton aud
pcrrltt OF tho Giants showed their Will
iilsness to shoulder the burden. Only
Davenport, perrit: and Demaiee were
victorious. Rudolph won his first game
hut was held TO a thirteen inning tie In
the second. Benton was beaten In the
second. Tyler was taken from the box
In the latter part OF tho second game
and relieved by another pitcher. who
got credit for the victory eventually
scored l.. Boston.
Several minor league stars have at
tempted double headers this season. hut
sever before in modern history OF the
game has there been No many attempt
against major league ba:smen. TIL,
scores
The sun., 1916-09-21
MINOR LEAGUERS AT L. I. CITY.
state nmd international Players to
Meet D~RnOn Grays.

The biggest attraction OF tho season for
Degnon Field. oppos'c the Hunters Point
for this sunday. Tho card calls for the
meeting Of the New York state and Inter.
national League, stars With. the Decnon
If Bruggy. tlOughar and ORourko OF
tt.ca. leeds Of Eimira; hartman OF hing
hamion Imysicr, Lawrence and Thorn sOn
~ Toronto, aud carlstrom OF the Buffalo
club. champions 81 the lnternationa
League. Most 81 tnesr players soon will
report 10 the major leagues
tIugh McQuillan, leading pitcher ~ the
Eastern League, who famed twenty one
men aud ALLOW cal ouiy three hits In thirteen
innings lat SuEiiy. VIII pitch for the
Trays. TIL" 81. Mary's nine win play In
the preliminary game ut ;:W. On Satur-
day the Grays will tackle the Farmers az
Glendale.
The sun., 1916-09-21

Dear Batter hts bali to lc'' centre
tina. .oohs NJ a nnucr but tho hH'.rr
gnt caught - Aom" pa'", \ saii - {,
thi"- base h.t' NJ Si!l ~ 10 Nit. Wi" is
rigHt' \ J. Pl.ESClA,
\ = right.
The sun., 1916-09-21
QUERIES
AND
ERS
Tom Mac Nulty

Dear Toni have ~, day: Sabbath =,
slrous ~ advancing ia tho protection. The
Inquiry and answer YOU printed In your
column O, las' week no doubt c9u,ed such
wise those making further inquiry .'hat '
VIII 10 all ! can for any PLAYER who has
ability when the sprlng'.m" comes again.
enough work 70" in'. again. Nj. Robin
son. our manage. s. up.n 'ha ii''d every
hav' arrived from ia" minor lcaGuc- either
hy purchase or hy dratt. sincerely yours.
jobs cDOMBS.
Brook" ~. u. e.
Beeorrah. Jack 'tiS a shame to make
4 poor. hard worked bali player work on
"A sunday.
Dear Tom lin your issue ~ september =,
YOU G!'e The answer 20 tho following query
rs s'N: W. played eight games ~ one cent
NO. How much has : got c'mlne TO
him. II. II"
This /. incorrect. II cirh, games are
played and b wins two he gets two cents
from a. so that 4 IS only four 30 the
good.-R r.. II. c.. * NJ. AID +. Burns.
Thank YOU.
four cards Instead = three only. hf,sr
being helped he insists 'hai Ia las q ,,sh'
to take back the ,,rd thrown oIt .. .r-or.
n he AN name II. =. ' kRAtS.
cards once thrown into -" d~calwood
carn"; he taken back 'r;o 81" hard uu-
d,y any circumstances. Il might ne
Easy to nun" a ard discarded 10y an
othc' player { it, rar" wrrc scon.
r.l, 10 ,h~ Giant and vha, p l,e-- Ven,
20 Nncirret in exchange To- him .
go What scar IA Eus.. '"s," N" Giants
Il :.
Il, 1900. Tho Giants 10; him rover,
back to Noifolk, where H.. was drafted
by Cincinnati. and was traded back t.
the Giants fo- Amos Rus.e in the spr.rr
Of 1901. - H. that deal. though he die
little pitching the year before.
Dear Do Hrre IN Baker ho,
ie' handed or right handed "a the worl,
series against the Giant IN" time u" mad,
two homo run \ Jones.
Baker always batted left handed.
Dea- ron-wiU YOU Kindly inform ~.
wh"thc- - wrs Marouard ~ >darls vii.
pitched the IN. t"cnt! o1c innings IN 'ha'
r"r"ri game a tcw y"a-s ago Us,
Both Narouard aol Adams went, IN,
full tNenty-onc innings.
Dear Tom u WI you pleas. .el NJ.
wh'1r Ia ITO NuTTtf ~" aged 'o'
he Giants loou' three wears ago" -.
WE 10 yea thini vii takc Ncj;raU''
p.scr non II" Is through" ! F.r.
~ Toronto Intcrnattorals. go
search Ne. Jeremiah
Dear Tom Dld TIN Jordan " fiar-,
LunrIey play WIN RroGb'yr IN 1900"
\. L. II
No. Iumley game to the Supcrbus II
1903 AID Jordan I'm 1905.
bear Tom Batter hts hall to lrr csntg.
tina. looks M a nn'ucr but tho hH'.r
! got caught - HON" pla'". \ saii -
thi"- base htl' NJ St!i ~ 10 Nit. Wi" {
rigHt" \ J. pl.EStlA.
\ = right.
The sun., 1916-09-21
RYAN DROPPED IN SIXTH.
II.Innd E'Orcrs Early Retirement Of
jersey Fighter.

Wcltsrwc!ght chamr. urShip aspirations
Of Willic Ryan. 'ho 'cierdu from New
BrunrNirh, were cont g.mwrrinE las:
night a. the pioucc" sporting tluh WHEN
Fighting Joe IIylaud Of New York planted
a right cross on Il, ans JAW "a to s.Nth
round. Ryan came TO several minutes
afierwari and Immediately announced
us retirement from tn" ring NO use
getting killci in action aid RYAN. who
probably had been reading war REPORTS.
Ii,iaad Was much the better ~ the
two. lie hammered Ryan uunorrifui,y
III the early oundS In the fif,h Ryan
was IN distress, hanging on the ropes rs
the bell rang. Ryan weighed LAG pounds
and liyland AZ.
The sun., 1916-09-21
CHINESE AT RIDGEWOOD.
OricntnIs VIII Make Their Fare

Hawaii will make It's farewell appcaranco
Of In" season In this city on SUNDAY in a
game with tho Bushwicks az Wa,lace's
Ridgerood Grounds. The Oriertals VIII
start nest wceN for Sau Francisco. from
whore hey M tax" passage ~ Hawai- In
time inr tho opening Of the college term.
The chinese Played soYara, gam,s at
EidgeWaud t"!s 9enson. and IN each gave
al excellent oyn,hi'.ou Of the n~atioul'
puS'i.uc. Mark ami Apau VIII ic me
,'hinc.c battery aud Girprd rad Hoamau
WI oppose tlom
Thr Drirn.als wi, give al exhibition OF
shadow bail p'Hying and frs; aid to the
injured l"fur" the contest. 4 preliminary
game WIZ start ~ ! 30
The sun., 1916-09-21
FARMERs VS.. EMPIRES.
. ms VIII Clash On sunday Morn
Ing at Arctic Pavk.

Tire. big games are yardel for \rcur
Park. Flushing and .wyskon venues.
Rro"klyn. an sunday. ~ III" morning ne
i,,,n'nTs nud Enpire. viii meet In tn" hfth
and deciding TIT o, ,he!r series, Schwarijc,
Inc Farj0srS star hnr'er, wiz ,opr9so horln
u,on The Empires will play a double
ncsJer, meeting the rassaiC ninc at :
n'cIock and the Ironsides. champions OF
N,wurk. in the iinal tilt,
Sunda ~ meeting with tho Newark
INA nlp!urs VII he 'hc 'r-' IN the history
sts- p,t,hor of the Newurk Interna,ioua
League. will be pittei against either
, Hughes or iIass In this contest. pitxel or
i,.Tnm,m viii catch foaAfs home team
The sun., 1916-09-21
SCHUPP'S SOUTHPAW
PITCHING TAMES
TINKER'S BRUINS
Adds 18th Link to Giants
Chain Of Victories After
Onl! one Days Rest.
LAVENDER .uNN Is
OVERCOME SCORE. ID
n, rumDERICk q. IIEB.

Tho Charts ttill atc cu their way. bu;
no one c.,n tell lut where the boys are
coirg. not even Mc,iraw. Soirc tnduts'-
tive person aS';cd John. why oil this
haste nutc,,s your clan, and what may oe
tiy dc ,t.na,iyn:' ~ cant tell myself.
aGsw cred ichn. "But we're 9" NJ :hcrc.
The San triunrI,ai march was stretched
on; another zap uu the Polo Ground" yes
tcrJay. a. the friendly old Bruins
wouldn't think of being SO rude ~ TO
suap 4 .Icrfcc;ly good winning sircah.
l'crdi. S~iuhblcield Schupp tanned me
CUBS by n score ot I to =. and the strcak
/, now ,i.to.l Victories long. Induistti'c
mugs rr. again infcsting the press stand.
asking for the length. age width ana
dineu siu,s 81 that Providence run OF
twenty traight in 1851. somebody
wanted to KNOW yesterday whether
Providence wns IN tie National or Inter
national League during that time.
Fcr,lirnnd Schupr. married and lcft
handed, j. q sermon In patience. Ferdie
never 20, tircd Of trying to pitch. and
Mc,;raw never got tired Of ferdics
pitchiny. t'c~lic has been around here
30 long that some Veterans have really
forgotten when Ferdinand first strolled
down broadway. Ferdie reported to the
Giant. in MARIN in February. 1918. and
has been with them ever since, never
missing - meal IN a sin1i" "trip. Tw,
r,on;i,s ago Scuuppic was lhst one or the
Schush fra ~ Schupp ard Schaucr. hu'
now all has chawrod.
The sun., 1916-09-21
RED SOX SHOVE
TIGERS FROM RACE
Boston Makes Tighter Hold on
First Place and DpthrOncs
Detroit.
PINCH HIT WINS. 4 TO .

DETROIT. Sept. 20.--Boston's pennant
pointed champion Red Sox need no out
SID help IN their race for the 1915
honors. Judging from their work here
to-day. Handicapped by a three run
lead acquired by the Tigers in the sec
ond inning BIZ Carriran's fighters went
after Detroit in the fourth. got back the
runs oancd carly and then proceeded to
clinch victory In the eighth when Olaf
Herr!kecn. pinch batting for Carrirnn.
raped 4 timely single tn right that
shovel Scott over the plate with the win
Ming run.
by administering a second successive
defeat to the Tigers the Red Son prac-
tically eliminated JenninGs's team from
the race, as Il gave Boston u two game
advantage with them travelling to
Cleveland for Il short series and then
returning home TO fnish the season. The
Red SoN were highly confident Of win
ming the mi after taking to-day's
game by I to 3.
Because Of his display 20 date Jcn-
nings took a chance on Howard Thinke,
the young right handler recently acquired.
Many think this was a mistake. contend
ing that Ehnlie was too inexperienced 10
stop such "A winning combination as the
Red Sox. Ehmkc did well for three in
nings. but he blew with a bang in tho
fourth that could DC heard oil the Iios-
ton Common and gave Boston just tho
chance that was needed to win.
The sun., 1916-09-21

Dear Tom DID TIN Jordan o- Harry
iuniley play with Brooklyn IN 1907"
!. I. r
No. Iunley came to the Supcrbus IN
1903 AID Jordan I'm 1905.
The sun., 1916-09-21
WHITE SOX ADVANCE
INTO SECOND PLACE
Defeat Of Athletics. q to ;
While Tigers Lose. lIcl,r
ChicagO'S Cause.
CLOSE BEHIND LEADERS

CHICAGO, sop. 1t 'AHc..ii).
Chicago went INTO socoitd place ,o.a.
by defeating philado,nh.a. S to :. VIM.
Boston won from Detroit. ,.u,.so IL.
one and on.-li'f gnnicY icl! ii o..
leaders.
The locals punched It's OF johnson d,
the iirs, .n.iing for IL sc ruus and cor
tinued the bombardmcr; IN Scioo,d d.
delivery. but they could do nothing win
P1rham's dclivc:y.
Philadelphia hit Russell BARD. To; vie.
Danforti went TO "a. mound i've held N.
visitors safe.
To batting Of lido = Io.ue- a..
Weaver we're features. Tho .'pic
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BASEBALL TODAY. EBBFrs FIELD.
Rro"ki!u " -. Louis. goo +. NJ tdr.
BOEHLNG WINS FIRST
GAME AS AN INDIAN
Former senator Defeats Old
Team Mates by Score
Of 3 To ,.

'LEvEIA%p. sept. O. Amer!can). --
Mo'gan's errors allowed Cleveland 10
score two ~ its runs and defeat WASH
lrgton. 3 to ., Roellng thus winning his
,lrs: came for cleveland.
Smith. former Cleveland pla yer. led In
batting with three hits In three times
up. \ throw 10y l;raney to the plate,
doubling Smith in the eighth inning, pre-
vented Washington from tying the score.
The score
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Totals. .,3 IS II "a 10
'Battcd for johnson in the second MN,
iBstted for Russell Ia the .o,,'tb hnr.
Philadciphis ........... 0 900 o. n o..
'ht'ago ............ g 900 4
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Royal Giants Win.

NORFOLK. ~, sept. 90. TIE Rov,l
Giants defeated the Norfolk Reds hors 10.
day TITO score T. n r.
Norfolk l;cl-.. . . o . q % s
Batteries -S"Ecs ana Webster; Jones and
! Han glsou.