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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
NO CHANCE FOR
Old S0UMICH
Battle Creek Joins Central
League and Old Circuit
Can't Revive In II

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Aug. a
All chance o. revival OF the South
Michigan league next year has gone
g,immeriug with the announcement
thar The South Bend franchise OF
the Central League will be transfer.
red 70 Battle Greek next week. The
Food City was one OF the standbyes
OF the old south Michigan. and tha,
circuit never can revive with this
town out Of II, particularly since
Muskegon, another good small ball
ioSn in this state. is also in the
Central league. IL Is expected that
the South Bend club all transfer
10 this city next Monday, opening
with Terre Hauts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
Pop Geers Could Have Made
Real Horse Race of NJ 81 NJ.
e. 0. VI. Shows He Can
Make st. Frisco
Hustle Cox

KALAMAZOO, Nscs.. Aux. g.
Mabel Trask vas plenty good
enough 70 spoil the NJ * NJ. al De-
'roit a. horse race. but The daugh-
ter Of Peter me Great Isn't so good
TIA, Pop" Gears can't take ST..
Frisco and make her scamper for
her life -g1 iolnd the $1,000 Pa.
Per Mills stake here "Wednesday
something altogether different from
the " a u Tie G o VI Nas be
hind - Frisco. and in each Of the
four heats he Memphis stallion
forced TIE gong The mare IS 4
faster horse. AL she won all the
swings around The circuit, But she
had 10 20 Z03 Is &c win he So.
ond heat That is the fastest trot:
ing mile 81 ne year aud had IL
occurred ar Detroit. the record for
The " & VI. would have 5ern low
erred again II vas nev record
FOR this stalker.
Ire rich pacing sake viii Re I'D
today. and Miss Harris VI vii not
ve 10 That gives Tie r 4 G. Geld
. chance 20 hght /. olt among
themselves, with Billy Dale favor
ite TIE summary Of sdnesday's
racing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
Som ebody Please Pity the
Poor Baseball Slaves
Matty, Worth $150,000,
to Draw $4,000
a Season
PITY the poor baseball slave.

Pity the poor baseball slave.
Alas for Chris Mathewson,
After i6 years OF honorable ser.
vice with the Giants the Old Master
has been reduced TO The beggarly
exis'epce OF managing the Cincin.
natl Reds.
Is Mstty fixed for the winter?
Broadwas has heard he will knock
out a mere $4,000 per snnum as
boss OF the Reds. This. plus the
fac; that he Is reputed to be the
richest bail player In the profession.
would indicate that Chris and his
folks oughts enjoy their meat and
potatoes regularly for some time.
During eight consecutive seasons
with McGraw's machine Matty drew
$4,000. and from 1904 to 1905 was
paid 5000 year In addition 10
this and his bits from worlds series
the big blond has reaped a golden
harvest from vaudeville. newspaper
work. real estate and Insurance. He
Ia not q spendthritt aud has no
vices. II "a said that he is worth
$3.50. 0O0--perhaps more,
Surely his salary wing has been
his beat friend
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
DUNDEE HELD
FOR KILLING
Famous Lightweight Jailed
After His Auto Ends Life
Of Boy

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-Johnny
Dundee. the wellknown Scotch
lightweight. whose real name 10 Jo-
seph Carrora. In out on bail today
following the killing Of . boy by
bis new hizh powered automobile
last night. His proposed. bout with
yelling is on and tho fighter faces
serious charge OF homicide, - the
police sergeant who made the Ar
rest declares Dundee was at fault
The boy. Ernest Grub. was struck
by Dundee's car ms Il rounded .
corner and was Knocked down. He
died soon after being taken 20
Roosevelt hospital.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

DETROIT PRINTS
AFTER THAT CUP

uetroi; printers are determined 20
get leg on The Garry Hermann
cup the year, and have organised
real ball club 20 oompets with
rival cities AZ tho annual conclavs
- Natlons. Union printers At Indian.
aDoiis This month The FIRST game
~. BE- played Saturday For sew.
era weeks the local printers have
been practicing. and have defeated
sa-.s ID seni.pro teams about the
-,g KTonberg, Smith, Carney,
Esssel, Kseiy. Wrobel. 5eibert.
Smith. Caroian, ODonnell. Remiag.
ton. Paige and Ryan are N. player.
signed up. This ssioer' per-on IL
a young southpsv pitcher Win
sharp breaking curve and good ron
troll. His pitching - expected 90 o"
q big factor tn The Detroit chances
20 cop.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

YACHT WINS

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Aug g.
With another day Of fair skies and
yachting breezes ahead. the feet 81
the New York Yacht club swung out
OF the harbor AT 2 o'clock today on
It's 3s-miie run TO Sarah's Ledge, on
New London.
or the stirring races OF the pic
turesque first days run. the feature
from a racing standpoint was un-
doubt eddy the victory Of Cornelius
vanderbilts son. Reginald. In the
Aurora. He defeated the winsome,
sailed By Harry Maxwell. by one
second
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
FOUR CITIES IN
RACQUET CLASH

Tennis cracks from the leading
clubs OF Buffalo. Cleveland and To
ledo will invade Detroit tonight for
a Friday and Saturday clash with
the class OF the Detroit Tennis club.
This N another OF the inter.city
Journeys which have been In vogue
for the past few years. Richard
Doughty 10 out OF town. and can.
not help his eliminates this time.
but Detroit will have a strong team
on the courts. Wesbrook, Reindel.
Emerson, Lightner. Hubbard. Carl
Raseman and Dr. X. q. Owen will
be the athletes available. The Wis.
ltors will be entertained at the u
a. e.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

y
i d
i In
Dsnnis Kaun 800 profound
ability viii
sAang ball player when he bit wisdom his noodle
Va ths foslasr Fed He had made
10 - lsw v~A u hs plate today Three singles look good
80
-Asass aix- replied
"
OF two
~
Sosw. gently meeting showing
~ soaGA win
Dss10ea that he has been
With assertion II
tl Some May Joined chorus
whole
10 gams Thsn Wild umprahcal wrath
i1DEttys head spared
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
NINTH ROUND
BAT FEST WINS

More than 500 people saw the
Clippert. defeat the CLANCY team.
In the Twilight league, last night.
The game was alright all the way
and enthusiasm ran high among the
supporters OF both teams. When
the CIIpperts came 70 bat In the
last inning the score stood 2 to ]
for the Chaneys Gouser singled
and schmidt doubled. Gouser going
10 third. Richie" Krey came
through with another double. scor'
ing the two men on base and win
ming the game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
Speaker and Cobb


%AA/ pulled lgmnt and that II not likely tna
INV be that ne VIII NOV
v than Is 20 games this season
up TO V or more
him eligible 70 lead the league batting a. ODD
played
viewed Speaker
3l should ne
- n
him through lead the
100 he
b about 80 hits an
e this year-afnost
has played
practically the remainder Of the season
AsnS his remarkable The ball he
catch
Dssl!is svss Coz him Then his ankle He sank 20 he
= compelled
eou1 He rolled tossed but until he picked be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
A Coming Star

IVHE this Cunningham the more are we
pitchers OF league he
confidence Of his manager yet but The manner
he craving out OF noes
suins finished workman He SUI gets eaush, IN az
al IL
very earnest very
no question
trouble but
OF concerned
there
But he won't fail
rounds that Mat IS
in
II took Big
lift ave and let
for fellow Of Cunningham
developed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
NOW COMETH
The YANKEES
Hoffman 10 Report 10 Donovan
Here: May Play
Friday

Coveleskie OF Duouc are loglca,
choices for slao duty today in the
opening game with the YANKEES
The last time the YSnks came 90
Detroit. Coveleskie trimmed them a
couple OF iousts IN the one series,
and inAsmucn ss harrys duties for
the past week have consisted chiefly
in retiring under Boston ere early
in the games. be should D. prepared
20 perform likewise Again Jean ;
work ever since the club came home
has been excellent. and be viii start
a game very soon. He seemed 90
be right yesterday and that ae or
Cunningham didn't draw tie initial
assignment instead OF Boland - 20
be regretted. foV both hurled well
and Boland VAS wild as hawk.
Not that II would have made much
difference IN the result. for on the
basis o, comparative play yestsrtay
the Tigers bad about "a much d.
censs 20 beat the Red Sex as the
Athletics have 20 take a series from
any major league aggregation
With Caldwell sent home. Man
ager Donovan. Of the visitors, mas
three pitchers who should bur-.
splendid games and another upon
whom he must take & chance The
weak brother is Flsher. who usually
takes trimming from Detroit
Shawksy. Russell and Mogridge al
Are doing superb work. Sim Love
will be- the rescue man AL three
stars were used Monday and Tues
day. and Fisher is the Logical clo'ce
FOR today.
Donovan announced this morning
,has Artie Holman Mould report 20
and probably used n the
lineup. although he never Was
sensational bstsman. Artie who was
the best utility man in the National
league seven or eight years ago. has
not been In the big show many
years. but he should be in pretty
good shape, for he has been con
Quoting a baseball school all sum.
mer and working out every day.
Another signing announced in De-
;roit baseball circles has 10 do with
a nsw pitcher for the Tigers. He
IL Zeke Lehman. OF the LoweL
Mass. club. Lehman Is the star OF
the Eastern league ~ Detroit de-
cides 10 use him. he Will report AZ
the end OF the season
The Red Sox have moved on 70
ST Louis. after taking four straight
from Detroit and winning the series
that started so auspiciously last Sat
urday. The Tigers got more help
less each day. and there wasn't
chance for them 20 win over Eos
ters pitching although they have
beaten much better The game was
very listless until the eighth. wheo
a rally was nipped by Cobo's too
teryent ambition 20 score from frst
on a single. Ty took too long q
chance, but he was justified IN play
ing for a chance 20 break up tEs
game By drawing Wild throw Had
be succeeded. veach could have
romped 20 within scoring distance
and The tying run could have been
In the ball park. at least, II not on
the sacks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

going 20 De so'
for lie another climb AZ mana
II 1ufh II don't show more
- have they viii oeAI
Of Detroitsrs have some 5000
Saturday better
big series from New YORK
chuckers left but he has plenty for -FOUR gan -, n
anybody and they can mage -
show spirit anc peg
well sausned Win themselves
paralysed
The YAnks Win me
hAA and Russell shA"
Gilhooe9
"a had powerful onense even
bngebanser Conndenee
Then after the club was ID there
and bald Nov they All are sooe aso
Pfpp Pecftnpansn
whole elan have failed iseraoH nor
1ecsres position for him The only Yankee
II
Louis and Why It dropped
pitching win be about good
will nsd just we'll although
question OF batting There no
DO the
Nessrs
ara they York
ths Boston The club quitting
despite that flicker OF onslaught
n eighth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
Watching the
ScOrebOard
YEsrRRDAN,s HERO,


Dnvy Vobertsoa. Dasy made
shrrs hits out Of four times mn
snd pulled on one os the great
~-t catches OF the season when he
wsat backward aud skyward In
the eighth inriag for Mas Carey's
almost surenre homo rus.
rhe Athletics lost their foarte~nth
consecutive game.
De.sise making - hits and gest,aH
foar hns~s oa halls. the BROOKLYN
Dodgers made only ave vnns.
weaver. nf short. and Ness. st ar.t
base. were the poists i~ three fast
"ouhle plays the waite sop pat over
aEatsst tic Connie Nseks.
t.ro, OF tieselsad Alexander handed
the Cubs n i2-isninx shut out.
Eight Giants hated over 400
against Al. usmaus.
The white ses won their eighth
straight.
Manager Dsa Howiey. Of the Mont
real tnseruattonsis. won for lis riuh
against Tosoate. with . koms run
eieat - the twelfth tnsinH.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
Couldn't Beat These Two

Walker sacrificed Boand 10
Rnrna Gardner third Wild pitch Scott
Gardner and
Boand threw Out roster
Two 1n ne no
THIRD walked Barry hunted TO Burns and
beaO sacrificed Boiand Young
right Hooper
Cunningham relieved
Gardner doubled 20 left scoring
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

Dave Davenport, ~ che Hroun.
VIII have hts little Joke he the ,eesth-
or hot OF cold. ~ blew hl,,.etf a.
q two-bsse hit The otaer aay.
ser Recall MISUNDERSTANDING,
thereby saving the advantage Of o..
for we don't.
Areerdl.E "a soldiers on the Meal.
"a" border. variety o. the spice Of
tnefr lives. After they've mustered
sA~srs Liable q Ne p~,>srea.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
American Golfer
Killed In Trenches

IAN r0ANtl5CO Aug 2 Camp.
bell WhI'e rsaG, coast amateur
golf star ls- been ailled vhile fght
lng R''t mos Hr'Hsh A. the ft.n,h
from accord fp word received
hero 'nf rou i. B. WHy,a a
brother ia Edinburgh. Scotland
EDSID\. Ana THE HY-i On
IRA "- have -.t1"d Catcher Haak
hW ~ s. De- mors International
'easp" team 10 help boister W Their
cIgDird 0achstopping department
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
Popular for Once.

\ONNIE In
dwb
~ a new for 10,
hasn't his
be duponR city
FL yes they all like he
in
awful hole thoughDetroI and
Cleveland We will in
however, Well long TO see Us
This 10 the
End all fatenins their They All
y VsN to win" W.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

!. ~ hesy Rvers ss histfss only .f5i.
III We csres what Jehnny's hit
He's stsi tnikiss perfect
RI nv . aytna National IesGue um-
~ A)g oaat wtsh asd chances are
vepeA ~ that Jehsny Evers would
~ tAs oeeAjsw.
XA ooeueoes ssss scssd shot dead.
0ne - oee was = straight eush.
ID Qeoooese ~ Dese careful the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
Yankee witch Wins spins~sy

SARATOGA, n. Y. Aug. Yam.
kes witch. st IS 10 s, owned by the
Glenn Riddle farm and piloted ny
Jockey Davies. won The $4,000 Spin.
away stakes from a field OF IL start.
ers Tuesday. after a sensational bat.
RE with Koh.i-Noor and Tragedy,
which finished only inches behind.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
Only a Flicker, and it

bs,ed for Cunningham sne mP Sd
able hold
made knocked down Wit scored sam win ny 70
Veah singled
Cobb register all the way from nrst after
tagged him third ~ vas out lew" 10 pona
Tvoru threehi no
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
Many Enter Western Open

CHICAGO. Aug. More than
100 entries for the western open
golf championship tournament, 70 ne
held A. Milwaukee. Aus. IL and ~,
have been received. Among some OF
the most prominent professional
entered are Tom McNsmara, OF Bos
ton. titleholder; George Sargent OF
Washington: J. Hutchinson OF
pittsburgh. and Walter Hagen OF
Rochester, y. Y.
p,,,t,us-th~ pistr neat kire-.n.'
,.s.-rq..s Job Dspt-Astr $o<o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
A Golden Harvest

little pennan
but the enough 20 golden hSes.
club paid prons
ever aid at the Polo GROUNDS
In season
. In Gotham
doubIeheaders matter little in ne results OF
CLUB
processes 10 have
OF tue dui
s 10 the fat end OF ooth con
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
STANDINGS
American League
Nssterday'. GAME.

MISUNDERSTANDING and wilson
Alexander and Krlllf~r. tmpires
Byron aud QuiSley
A, Chicago
Phlad~lph 1901 o q %
Chicago 90 - IL
Uaticrt~. Isrnin and
Haley Clcotte BsnH. Williams AMI
Lapp t'mpiTes--Chill and Dineen.
H Cleveland
Cleveland 00, 800 o - 6 o
Ba ttsries-Galia. Ayrss and Ain
smith Gould and OSeiL Umpires--
OI.oughIin and Hiideurand.
No other games cheduted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
CHICAGO. AuE s.-Maurlce SIC

CHICAGO. Aug s.-Maurlce Nc.
Loughlin, twice winner 81 the na.
tional tennis championship and the
western title. has added his name TO
the list OF entries for the western
tennis championship tournament.
which begins here Saturday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
To-day. Gns~s

New York az D~tEof.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at Sc. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

Warrant and Chamberlain viii
meet IN the Class & thrse-cushion
billiard tourney a. sweeney Hts
ionr tonight Warrant beat Ia
Beauff, 80 20 20. Last night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
esntars u BAIL.

NEW YORK sE a. Buddy
Fsplkes prohebt} tap Bat colored
bsn'smUeigh' ir the world today.
and Monte Nnell. brother of The
famous Abe. sill nee, here Friday
night. The former 1urldp cham.
plon has t~en training Monte espe
cially for the Faulkes 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03


tBatted for Young in ninth
.Bsttsd FOR NcKss n ninth
iRan f0F yuhue = ninth
Innings nae
Ige'rott .........0 Q 0 4 o.,
Boston ..f q y o.
Tctel bas4s--petroit 2 Bosom Il
Sacrifice Hi's-vit, lewis Tglksr
SCOTT : stolen bases Barry INvfs
Pitching summary--3 a!ts Al time
a. hst ~ Poland IN 40 frv.-gs
h,ts and - times a. bat ~ rY1r.rs-
ham IN "a innings hi. frt (,
tines ~ bat - DvbIe IN trn!rE
wo- base hits -(S@rdrsr Usfssy
Hgopsr Tsss~-baEs -~tAw,crs
struck put by cum nEtEw Bar.
~. NAksr I.suis Th0masI tv vY.
tge 'FcsirrI hy Poster h4st5
Base IN bale Or s~tauf YlrIi,.
f"i Gnrrr"r b.ep.rt n nlrr..s
ar Levi. Gardner - ~ -,
Comm f-nrg frst or aa.e.
letro'f B"star Issss4 ball
hpnas "Hd rifr - potarg Gun
nlnEhAm Time ~ rr ..-Ton.
roll" erf 0Tsr- Atfsres~ra ssft
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

HHFNTI"N Wet " IIIItnlF MI
Gonzales. Tyler. Hughes and Black
burn Tmpir~s- Ririsr and Harrison
A. philadelphia
ing. Ie3ibs 4. Ri y
Chicsgo 900 100000 o o =
Philaael 000o 10000 a III ]
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

I'oday's Games
Chicago ~ New York.
Pittsburgh A. Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston
~ 'souis a. PhfiadeiphiA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

'Bstts1 To- Cunningham n siEn+r
fBatted for Young in ninth
.Bsttsd for HcKss n ninth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

p,t.tiss-the pissr peet sire- 49,.
!. r,sSt--Tiaes Job Depte-"'" So<"'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
National League
SsioOo,sso I.ii I,

IeIoioooo 0 25si s
Ps,,crier-- Schneider and winRo.
rf.hsr and McCarty. umpires -Kl.r
and Emsile.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-29
BERRY OF PENN. J.
 WINS TEMPTATION Syracuse And Wisconsin Col legians Also Smash
 Records
(By Review Leased wire.I

:. PHILADELPHIA April 2S.-How- ard Berry, the all round athlete of he University of Pennsylvania to- day won the pentathon. one of the feature events O fthe 22nd annual re lay race carnival held on Franklin Field. The Pennsylvanian, who also won an event last year, was first in all five events making up the penta- thlon-broad jump, javelin throw. 200 meter race, discus throw, and 1900 meter race.
 Pennsylvania won the sprint med Icy relay race of the American col lege championship in record time BPS 3-5. The former record was 3; :$ 25 made by Pennsylvania last disyear. Wisconsin captured the dis tence medley relay race for the championship. her only competitor being Pennsylvania.
 Another record to go was that for throwing the 56 pound weight, H. White of Syracuse having it q feet , inches, which betters the collegiate record by four feet F inch.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-29
NEW YORK IRISH

NEW YORK. April 2S.-A meeting of the United Irish League of Ameri- ca at which resolution were passed to night deploring the uprising in Ireland and asserting undivided allegiance to the United States. was interrupted by the presence of three men and two women who were not members.
 One of the intruders refused to leave when requested to do so and was elected He was joined on the outside of the hall by Q score of oth- CTS who cheered Sir Roger Easement and Germany and loudly denounced John Redmond. leader of Irish nation alists in the British Parliament. Po- lice reserves were called and dispers- ed the crowd.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-29
I, 2, DECLARES FOR
 WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Is National Question Demand ing Federal Action,
 Says Colonel
fsy Review Leased wire.1

NEW YORK, April 2S.-In a signed statement prepared here today for a committee of women representing the Congressional Union, who appealed to him as the head of the progressive party, former president Theo. Roose- velt declared that the question of enfranchising women has become nationel and pledged his support of the policy in giving the vote to wo- men.
 'I believe that the time has come sor a greater and truer nationalism in this country. l believe in the na- tional issues which effect not only men bp women also.
 Among the great problems of our country are the railroads, for eX- ample, difference of laws for their regulation merely checks and handi- caps their development and manage ment A universal federal law is es- sential for railroads. In the same way, the question of the establish ment of women has become national and demands federal action.
 "I therefore heartily endorse any legislation which shall provide it. That the right of the citizens of the United States shall not be denied, or abridged, by the use of it. By ap- plopriatiate legislation. to enforce the provisions of this article"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-29
SENATORS. 2; ATHLETICS. 6

WASHlNfiTON. April 2S.-Wash- ington won from Philadelphia in the ninth inning today. getting four runs from an infield out. an error and two tingles off Crowell, who had been sent tothe rescue after Nabers had hit the first batsman and had passed the next two. The Athletics scored all their runs in the fifth oon two passes the next two. The Athleucs scored all their runs in the fifth on two passes ,an error. three singles and two doubles. Gallia stopped the onslaught after Dumont and Boehling had been driven from the box The score. by innings R. II. E. Washington 900 120 O04-7 6 2 Philadelphia 900 OeO OOO-6 g 3 Batteries: Nabers. Crowell and Mey- CTS; Dumont, Boehlin. Gallia and Henry.
 Umpires-Connolly and Owens.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-29
BILL
 SET FOR MONDAY Hope Wanes For Passage Of Measure By Champions
 In The Senate
(By Review Leased Wire.)

WASHINGTON, April 2S- Demo crat and Republican leaders agreed on proposal to bring the Philippine bill to head Monday. They agreed that special rule should be submit ted then providing that the measure, now in such preliminary status that consideration otherwise will be i'm possible, will be taken up for debate and amended and voted on before May l.
 Champions of the measure concede that there is little hope of passing il as it stands. Leaders think it's oppo- nents even may defeat the special rul- ing, thus preventing it from coming up at all in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-29
DECISION TO WoLGAST.

DENVER April 2s.-Ad Wolgast. former lightweight champion. won the referees decision over Joe Flynn of Denver at the end of 15 round con test here tonight.
 The former champion led all the way. The Denver fighter was game and many times bored in but .it. was evident that the former master of the lightfeight class was too much for the younger man.
 Both. men were bleeding much of the time. Flynn bled from the nose and mouth continually while a blow on the nose brought blood from Vol east in the flrth round.
 Wolgast scored a knock down in the ninth round, but Flynn quickly resaired his feet. At the close he was grossy.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-29

diers, who previouosy mad been with drawn from the district, were being re-CJncentTated near Guerrero. The ostensible purpose of the movement was given as the prevention of the combination of bandit bands in the section against the Americans. Mil. tary authorities here, however, seemed satisfied that General Pershing's com mand is amply able io care for it- self in event of the remotest possi bility that might be Sveloped.