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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-15
SMITH AMENDMENT ADOPTED
Measure Providing for 70 Hours Vo.
eatioral Training Each Month
Approves by Senate.

Washington, April Without oh
lection the senate This afternoon
adopted Senator lioye Smiths amend.
mem TO the Chamberlain bin proyid
Ing for 15 hours - Vocational train.
.ng each month foe enlisted men in
the regular arm
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-15

Tom Downey. who once was with
the Phllies, has announced his re-
tirement from baseball
/ Stalings is out with d prediction
that the Braves viii win the National
league peunant this year.
/ Jimmy O'Neill Of Minooka has been
] sold by the Boston Americans to the
Buffalo club of the International
league
/ This is Roy Hartzens sixth year
South with the New Yorks And it's
going to be nay best. too" said the
/ veteran.
Bill Luyster. the former Hartford
pitcher. viii he field captain Of the
Lawrence club. under Jesse Burkett,
/ this season.
Nick Altrock viii this year. as here
tofore. have practical charge of devel-
oping the recruit pitching material Of
the Nationals
Joe Riegert will chase flies in CEN
ter field for Mike Kelley's St Paul
team in the American Association.
again this season.
Freddy Thomas, the New Orleans
recruit. is said to have the edge on
the other third base candidates for
the Cleveland team
z. A Duffy last years premier hur
Ter Of the Youngstown club. will wear
a Grand Rapids uniform in the Cen
trail league this season
Ralph Capron, who. it is recalled
had brief trial with the Phillies sew
eral seasons ago. has retired perma-
nenty from the diamond
Jimmy Burke one OF Hughev Jen-
nings many assistants. is endeavoring
to make Grover Loudermilk resort to
curve balls this summer
Marty Berghammer. the Pittsburgh
Fed. who is to play with the ST. Paul
team next year. is a classy infielder,
according to Joe Tinker.
The release by Salt Lake of the
veteran pitcher, Jack Killilay prcba-
bly, means he is through He was let
go 20 make room for Tom Hughes.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-15

Bob Emshe the veteran upmire,
who will start his ;hirty first year in
harnesS This season has been through
all II the baseball wars from the
J0ou Association conflict to the late
Federal sragu, affair
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-15

! Anitung dishclotls it is a good
plaH 20 put in several rows OF hard
twisted cord This hard portion wifi
clean many surfaces on which it IS no.
advisable 10 use securing soaps or
metal.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-15
CARRANzA REFUSES
RAILROADS TO i. s.
Denies Report Permission Had
Been Granted.
THIRD CLASH WITH VILLA?
Dispatch TO Washington Says Ameri-
can Troops Routed Bandits IN
Fight at cieneguilla-Aided
by Carranzistas.

LgueTetarO, NJ X., Aprn 2. ne NJ eAl-
can government has not given the
American government permission to
use Mexican railways for any purpose
whatever, said Gen. Candida Aguiar,
Mexican minister Of foreign relations,
after a meeting Of the Carranza cabi-
net
At the meeting General Carranza
and his advisers discussed the moditi-
cations suggested by the United States
in the recent proposals for an agree
ment for crossing the frontier between
the United States and Mexico by the
armed forces Of the respective govern
ments
New Proposals Received.
the latest proposals of the Wash
ington state department were received
here on Wednesday, having been sent
by Elseo Arredondo, Mexican minis
ter-designate to the United States
Cenral Aguilar denied vigorously
stories published in the American
press to the effect that the Carranza
government had given permission to
the United States army forces to use
Mexican railways for transportation
OF foodstuns and supplies
Please rectify these false state
meuts," said General Aguilar TO cor.
respondent The Mexican government
has not given the American govern
ment permission TO use Mexican rail
ways for any purpose whatever
Villa Located at La Boqulla
I'll Paso. April g. Francisco villa
was definitely located at La Boquilla
in a code message received here from
TorreOn, Mex La Boquilt, is IS miles
southeast OF Sateyo and about an equal
distance north OF parral.
American troops are on their way
TO Satevo. according to IA delayed re-
port received by General Funstonl
Troops Near Villa.
San Antonio. April s. General
Pershing in a delayed report to GEN
eral Funston received here confirmed
previous information that American
troops were moving southwark from
Cusihuirachic ou the trail through Sa-
tevo and that an information available
at his headquarters indicated that villa
was travelling iu the direction of Par
raj
He explained his failure to report
more frequently by statements that
the aeroplaues con which ne had de
pended for communication had been
unable 80 operate successfully and
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-15
GIRL COULD
NOT WORK
How She Was Relieved from
Pain by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Taunton, Mass had pains in both
sides and when my periods came l had

to S t a y at home
from work and suf-
fer a long time.
One day a woman
came to our house
a n a d m Y
mother why / was
suffering. Mother
told her that | suf-
fered every month
and she said, Why
don't you buy a
bottle of lydia r
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-15

After a woman has been married
about so long there is nothing less
interesting to her than being kissed
by her husband.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-15
Your Liver
Is Clogged Up
The usuaf WAY.

The UsuaH Way.
Jack-How did you come to get in
ing?
Marie-I liked the way it ended.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-15

Bobby Veach regards ]. Weldon
WyckoG as one of the six greatest
pitchers he ever faced Wyckof
wa $ TO make $50 other batsmen
think the same thing this year
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-15

Harry Damrau the Harlem third
haseman. whom Connie Mack released
recently 70 Raleigh of the North Caro-
lima league, Will very likely get trial
with Richmond
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-15
BASC- BALL
STORIES

Tom Downey. who once was with
the Phillies, has announced his re-
tirement from baseball
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-15

Stallings is out with a prediction
that the Braves win win the National
league peunant this year
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-15

lohn Bates. who PLAYED in the Rich
mond out6eld last wear after his re-
lease by THE F'ederals Of Baltimore.
viii be with the Baltimore orioles
this wear
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
BOYS PLAY WAR WITH
STONES AND ONE MAY DIE

riiliApElrluN - June 4 A. N.
fcsul, NJ stone psh, bs,etcn esnss u
bois on, of the youthful participants
/ w IN :, Asnes' h,spitsl With . irse.
tufed skull Ne V jsme. McCsttcn. ,
years old Charged With having thc~n
the stone. n.ni, ssssne, ,ssfs cd.
vas srrcA,ed and 10 ksi NJ 81 the House
~ Detention pendin.r in,ssiigation
Seven o,h-t msmhss ni The rsnE NJ
stone lighters wsf, arrested Az ATE
less than I, care old. According ~ the
Version NJ the youngsters. hcih ganE.
filled With martial sfii' lined ~ for
battle They made v snches oi boxes
and barrels and each y, ny had = plen.
tifui supply d hfick bus and dr'nichs.
which thsy hurled si each Other m their
snnti 10 capture the oiu'osine trenches
DuNins the honhsfdm.n, McCstfon
s,urk hls hcsd W. above the bstrcl he
hind vhirh he W, hidins snd was struck
With . half htick We islr nvcf hlssiine
Nni unconscious Tho rect NJ the hn,s
saN that he vas ssvsfei, tuii and both
sfmiet Ned
Rcsidru,s neat. nv roun, Hr roure
and Tho bn,' VS. tatrN ts si Asnss
hospital IN examination sHua,i ihs,
hi' ssun as fractured and shst hs may
die
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
GREAT CATCH BY
BAERWALD SAVES
FRAY FOR LOCALS
0utfIeIder Snares younkman's
Drive in Ninth With Two
On, 0nehanded. /.

lnurkmiu drove terrific liner 10
l''p DDnirf 90 ihc ninth inning ycstcr-
dn aI,h tNo OIL bases and two out
Ha'rAad spcrred the drive with ono
rara while rnmng back to get under
u. au1 enabled Oklahoma Cty 10 win
Ig b 'nt sherman already hsd counted
'Ho rr. nn tour h.'s and had Baerwald
r"' pU1 i.nH }ounkmans blow Sher-
man oa.d hay' rahon lead
.ntgrs m,n ou'n' sherman 81 Sew
'., ssa.. sent foo hits that y. p.ob.hly
...H .t.r n'.u handed ON clean in
'..
Or tas .rr"In. "a thar tho douhlohesd.
.I H.H.Il.'1 with sherman probably
would r.' .. pu'i during the present
F'r'' t'r,Is" ~ tho rather fssgsd
.onH,' ar of rbr diamond 40 fair park
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
~ FRANK C meNk1.

NEW YORK. juno Is Horsomcn arc
f'h'llinF against ths nigssrily purses
heinz offered on The New York running
horse tracks and the public. ss usual.
g. tho gont
The priie' offered 10 bracket hofs,,
Of both the l,m,i1, sud Rclmon, ira,A s
hH,. been amazingly mll loo view of
th' Trk"iu ~ 'b' E..r Some uf tu,
total price fur each WH. run only
around the 500 msk others ne lower.
10 rare few nrr higher Nsa r,suli som.
hots'men who intended campaigning
iurir animals uu il' Ncv Nork courses
az shipping them II cvhsr, u,, after
dl' there are uumcfpu. scruirhr,
fl.,d, smau
The average ncld NJ Vsimcr, Va.
somewhere htoprd five horse. once =
tv".hufsc race was staged Three aud
four horse bushes rc frequent HstcN
d"'s the rrld total sirht ~ Ten o. ts
the 'Hs" or other tracks vh.f, the meet
promoters 'fc somewhat ith,mi
Tho numerous vlthdf.vais we're 81
'lfst charged In M, tact ihl man, NJ
N" 'ir'ds we're sffn.toi With r. UUueh.
ins aiImcni II is true ihai such rrI
d'mir did fssc ~ 'U,lmnrt bur that
diuni render such vast number NJ
them hnts ds race ts va reported From
one ~ The hnrssmsu W Eyt o. that mono
Of the owners r. sutlous 10 fisk m.
houca in race Nhafe the higgrp prit.
NJ. horse ,nuld win be- = fcV hundred
dollHfs
a 5000 Crowd
Tho N,inriucs ~ tho r.omast, o.,
" lmun, BE- apparent io anyone who will
iHk" out rad and do little figuring
Hid hotscnan The Decoration ia,
crowd There NBs about AZ oUo Tho ad
mifsi'n We 81 iof mon and 81 sO f,,
wwu'n Figuring 10000 mon aud IA. .Ohi
Women u means that tho total rsrrir,Y
were about 81 oon Nnd ~ that i,,
'hc rarr officials ram ~ ss mtrs Win
total ptiars amounting To- . tunr b,,und
g. noO
IN" s,crsEe dsil, intake fnf ihe iprr,
probably viii be i2oono And the aver
are nurses sfs sfrund ,,ohO can ,ou
/ blaine the hutsrnru Tor kirktnr'".
camni Asked nloh, par,y
Eddie Campi. The rtite nrhine rst
"h, wandered into the Belmont pArl
iNdiock and became rtrBth Interested
/ in certain horse
SsN 'slhh exclaimed Idiis. on
/ ifusiasiicslli slaur'rr urnn tho hack b
d'sniiisd msr Who eas standing siong
s'o' What horsr be- that Who owns
him'"
The han who had hi. baek slsprsd
turned around w startled wsy and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
non n,trcn eohe,n po,I,


Those Who 49, when BE- hssrhi'
uu' h,seht'"- may md tho snsvcr
here.
~ Giants V"tc pls,inE the Red, In
Ncv York With tho home crowd ~ hat
nufIg vBs ON second and DOYLE wa si
lat There we're two out ~ tho time
n, y - huflcf served ON, W to uo,i.
aud ~ smashed bpundri 20 irep hort
licrs,s almost ran Out NJ N, diamond Ia
sustc ihc hall bu, he sot u
ilcurr saw m flash that hc rsd ma
olpu., 10 cstch up,le st fittt because
Lam ~ that NotN moment onlS Wa
three \ mps ava, from tho hes Had
lisigNg made the ,htnv noVio would
hsNe hv ten " \, three strides ~ me
,,t, lrIt 40 Hrfsor. having noted
insi Nua,s got slow start from zee.
ond nipptd the h,il 10 third lleirc Gfor
gphb.d n and touched out Hufps slid
Ws IN tn the third nut
Gums Slown,u BLAMED
po,lc dSint set hn on that rlsy
II vns sr, % as htldrt's chnice Vet
II no tunns had been On tho hart po,i'
would have beaten the throw rasiiy Il
vas ,lcsp ht hu, The slosur.s u
HUNS In uut particular instance robbie,
i'u,i,
The pla, i'vo stand, out as srpihrl
infbnrr NJ llouurt hfaininrss Ninsp
rrr cent " ~ other .hotirridrrs In IN
game would have had ,hcu minds q,
iurusrd uu r sAine the pls, ai first thai
the, wouldn't us,s taken third into con
,itcration Htt Ilcftoe I'D snd he
cfusc " that y. beat DOYLE out ct MI
Killed cn msN roins to thtd. retire,
the side and p,ssihlv stopped tho Giant
rum scotlns IN 'hs, particular frame
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
TALL GRASS THERE
BECAUSE, FASTENERS
FEAR ROUGH GROUND

upNNE Nho have seen the Senators
- and the Lions rrffcsmlnE At
IL lpif patk this wrek IN the tall
and uncut stas have done SOME
large thirkine WHY" they ash me
another do ihsy not run the rlip
pets uvet that grass 4, wouldn't
take half dat, and think how
much rvcd u would DO
with the sta-. ~ tail a. u BE-
somebody lishl. ~ set homo run
IN 'hs iniirh' one tan remarked
iisrs b. ,hs ressrn The ria,sfs 49,
ataid To have that gtass ut The
%, 'hr field is so tuush the, would
stand = rurd rhanr, n .'rrrlnt nusi
dfiNss viih ,hsif iares ~ ilhs vste
u nui irr ths sisss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

When Chare- + .Spricr AT King
fisher met Paul Darr6ugh of Hugo loo
match to decide the 1915 single, ten
nj, championship of OkIuh"ra lhi,
morning at the Country club. II wa, an
u-tuur" n veteran -tnr VITO had
been successful w pulling u "cum'
back matched against Il youF star
who hns climbed tu fame hiSh pin
nncIc aud Is pcrrhcd on the top Spcir'
who was ont 81 the tournament last
year because broken arm hal not
knitted properly showed grand FORM
iu the early rounds and semi ifrHl-
lli. .pring aud was slight fa, Irlir
over Darruugh this morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
New York Race Promoters Want hAu
PURSES OFFERED ARE NIGGARDLY
X y X X
August Belmont l., Hailed as "Fella ="

tnv tho cnEer facc NJ ihs pri,e fighter
staring into his Fuf bret second tho
priHn seemed 10 hefita,e hctveen i'm
Jl,ss one TO move AWaN the other in
unfVct tho question llis fac" sa'icnrd
htc smilc and he gave tampi tho
p,m" and the fun hit'or, NJ tho horse
SH, that hifd know sil about hor,e'
cent hc'" snid Camp 10 friend ~ the
- anger having answered Hli ui Campf p
.pHruuus walked sVaN
-W'll he ought io know q little about
h.ya'.. aid rsmuis friend That fDl.
low Wa August belmont the foremost
rrttc IN th' horse racing game M Amer
trIf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
NEW ORLEANS SCH00lB0YS
BURN TUTORS INEFFIGY

NrW ORLEANS. June IL Roy stu.
dents of ias1ll~ .'hooi hlg public school
here formed wohT and bnched rrisi.s
nf 'hs entire brulu except the ptin-
ciraI Nl teachers are women students
Bu alleged Nrsnn, Niier hnchIns the
bndiss' acre burned
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
DARR0UCH WINS
OVER SPE|CE IN
BRILLIANT MATCH
Champion Rallies and Turns a
Seeming Defeat TO Victory;
5 Sets Required.

Rallying In the face Of apparently Ger
tain defeat. Paul parrough Of Hugo open
tennis champion Of oklahoma, defeated
Charles r Speice Of kinghshcr IN the
singles hnnls Friday morning In one Of
the greatest net mnlches ever contested
on an Oklahoma court thereby retaining
his title for another year Speice grabbed
the first two sets. and parrough, with
his great rally. took the next three Dar-
roughs victorious record vas 20, '.s
40. G.1 5-a Roth played brilliantly
parrouehs yltalr1 proved his forte.
IN. victory Of tho Young Hugo star
over the veteran klngnsher net man
was somewhat of surprise. Spelcs ha'-
lng been favored on form displayed pr"
,iously during the tournament jus'
closed Darrough- triumph raves the
t.nni. championship honors the same -
last wear. parrough and hi. tcamms'e,
Eugene Monnct having defeated spelc'
and Roland fsing In the doubles finals
Yesterday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

CITY PAYROLL ilc.sN o5.-The city
payroll for the first half month ot June
totalcd sio. .sB OS This h about the sN-
srage amount. ~ the monthly payroll Is
about i.i OoO the yeRt through
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|h.eSPortGehf
BY W
OoANTLAkO RiCE

W ~ n w = 7 7 7
Where SheCEards hot msmory ard
Slaolrs daY ~ done.
Where Chance and TI0Ecrt rour - pis'
ana No'mars tame B.. spun.
Where Stelny d~sUs ~Itnin the r|grt
and kina has drirsd by,
The glamour OF the Oid Guard lurss ~
Schultes batting eye
Where Pfeistsrs wing has ~.Itrd out and
overall IL through.
Where al IN. others, one by one. nave
passed on over DUE.
Where all the rest have driu-d b. nov
lost within Times blur,
Thsres stll one lsr 10 snow the game
lost what IN. Old Cubd 1sr,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

RESULTS NEsTEUDAN ~ wichita -.
HiouS ti'i . ~ TopeHs Lincoln A.
~ Joseph Dmaha 10 A. Denver N. De-
N0lnsH
GAMES TODAy-Iincnin At Topeka Ds'
Notnes o. Denver SiouI Ciiy a. wichita
Omaha 81 ~ Joseph
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GAMES TODt'
TEXAS LEAGuE sr,>DISG

HTStITs YESTERDAY A. n,us' ..l
San Antonio ., A. Fort worth 81. hfau'
mont 40 A. Shreveport 40 Houston l.h
A. waco ! Galveston
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

SUMMARY Tvoharr hits Lipps. Nakle.
strfiiDc hits Young ftnntI. Harrison.
Haas. stolen hnsos. HacrWald Snapp >.
Narks}. struck out b, Haag 3 ny
l"urkmau bases on balls of Haas !.
loYukmiu O. via pitch. Haas. halk.
lIaag double plays Nokes 10 Young to
Irtr'E tipps 'o Young N FfsntI. left
uu hts'.. Oklthomt tItN sherman s.
Tm,. one noun and thirty five minutes
Wrrr ToutiuE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

Tho Western association tailcnders
are improving dsy hy dny Muskose-
with The team rounding into form. ~
winnug hlg majority ~ ~ games and
Paris BE- coming 20 the front also Yes-
terdp Paris broke even With McAles-
ter m douhlehesder
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

Ioi Jack Dillon hiss hccu frcnusril,
referred N a. IN" Assassin the Mur.
f"r"r ~" Hes'cnt Hnd various other
Woriri"ra d"uuting innate FtNag"ry
bilion is no fair haired child. hut when
b" has finished Win Francois Nsfpr
there viii he q fsirl, definite ii,A rS
Rnt Hs IN how many ~ these ran N
titles at" d"s'tNrd
Francois h uu puuf infant uu hs own
hook and n Dillon can cmetg" from thia
Jubilee ln front nj the ratRio h. V'l
des"fv" sll tho .fodr the h"ay, weight
game now holds outside ~ 'hD DrUuE
Hfra
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
|sASEAuliCUMS.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION sIANDI>o
REsrLrs ,rsrrRp,y-At ok.hoo

CITY b sherman. A. NuskOks1 b fort
Smith A. Nchlsstor 80. Paris. -.
At Tulsa. / Deni-ou.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

GAMES TODAY Galveston st Waco
Houston a, Shreveport Beaumont At lutl
worth Han Antonio al Dallas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

Joe Rush roulfn sin FOR The Athls-
ues ,cst.rds, Ms,hc Myers vii be- able
20 turn 'he trick
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Back 70 ~, Road
The GHn's 49," ,'pfrirg for IN" road
'gsin The, form probably the first
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n.rIoSAL LEAGUE sTAnDiNG.

GAMES TO-DAY Sherman At Oklahoma
Guy Paris ~ NrAlester Denison 81 Tulsa
Fort Smith ~ MurkoEer
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ursrpR> IrAGrr ~TA>Di>o

GAMES TODAY Dnlumhu. A. Kansas
'ity Toledo At IilwAukss Indianapolis at
II Paul Louisville ~ Minneapolis
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Greatest Match Ever

Experts Who hav" -""n Oklshom'
championships contested for the last ton
y,srs dcclafe todavs match wa th'
greatest they ever saN
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REsl,LTs YEsrEMDAN A.

chicago At HOuou Pittsburgh A.
New York ~ Louis A. Philadelphia
. Cincinnati /
GAMES TO-DAY PttshWEh al hosion
chicago at Brooklyn. tlnSiursu - PM
adclphR ~ Louis al New YORK
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AMERICAS LEAGUE sT.>DI,G.


Wssnirgiou A. ,ls1,lhnd Nsv inif
2 A. Detroit s rhiiudslrhls A. chi
ego Huston
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AMERICAS ASSOCIATION STANDING

ItNTS TO-DAY Washington ~ - I.oui'
phradslrris - u~tr0' sew York al
ls,riani Boston a. Chi,sgo
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Sluouino H.adauarter,

n Vn't often that m" rsr rub car.
ric' IN" thrc" leading suggsrs NJ tho
league
Detroit VAS never able 20 reach this
h.ion, Win Cobb, Crawford and V,ach.
!, was beyond the old waotm,n win
Collins Bake and Nclnns II was b,
yond the Phil'lss with craVa,h ana tu.
derus eu, the Cubs hold this honor 10
day with Wiiltsrs schultz AMI llr1m.r
man Th,y are now running "a among
the leagues leading sluaosr, with Doyle
Robertson and Msrbie following IN order
Wiilisms Schultz and Zimmerman .hch
nav. grand es'fa base sv.rsu, aboV,
500. which ., rsmsfsabl, az only Tris
Speaker In the American league , sboV,
this mark
BAH club ~lth this much power
huneh.d =, not on, TO b. taken any too
lightly
Tho thrcc cubs mentioned have hit
frr over rurdrsd c,'rs hsscs vhlrl .
several n0'rhrs beyond ~. sr'rp h,ss
output of ~p'ak"r. jackson and Cobh.
'hc \ T.. carronc"ts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

RESULTS NEsrERDN A. Milwaukee
Toledo A. Kansas Dity 10. Columbus
Dthcr EAmcF. rain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

= have me 'Vo thlngs nall club
r"'ds Afs Mandarin Uohrusor NJ tho
Hf"osI.r club The pitching and tho
batting
Thcs' Two detail htv" h'on known 10
have their uaet taken here and there
Hnd around even " they Hre no. essen
'H.f Which ihoy sre
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

II YOU contemplate buying a
woolen suit. buy here and save
from So 10 $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07
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