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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06

tai condition ascertained, and they
speedily become more or less perma
nent inmates of institutions for the
treatment of diseased minds.
An Amusing Letter
An amusing crank letter was received
at the White House not long ago which
was perfectly sane. but which showed
that the writer of the letter had a de-
cidedly imperfect understanding of a
current item of news. The letter reads
Mr.. President dear sir. see in the
papers where everybody in the L. S.
is Untitled to S37.63 now i amt got
mine so plese forwerd at once and
oblige yrs, truley."
The news item the writer had seen,
of course, referred to the per capita
circulation in the United States, and as
the letter bore evidence of having been
written in good faith, an explanation of
the meaning of the item was sent to
the letter writer.
There is a type of crank letter re-
ceived more or less frequently at the
White House that is not so harmless
however, as these mercenary epistles
These are the plain. unadorned threats,
of which no White House employee or
attache will ever speak. The reason
for this silence is obvious, the power
of suggestion being pretty well known.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
Jungaleers Hope to Grab
Another from Connie Macks
Mitchell or James Will
Oppose Joe Bush,
Tige Nemesis

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 22-The
Tiges are full Of pep" this morn
fng and IN fine form 70 take ano,h.
Or from the children Of Mr.. Connie
Mack. BY grabbing Mondays game
while Boston was trouncing Cleve-
land the Jungsleers vert into third
place A victory today and q defeat
for the White Son would put them
within only a fraction OF the second
berth.
While not opposing a club OF any
caliber Monday. nevertheless the
JungaIeers played q heAdy. snappy
game, indicating that with any en-
oouragement for better than a sec
ond division position. they could re
turn 10 form and play for higher
honors.
James or Mitchell. probably the
latter VIII be Heshie.s choice today.
Joe Bush, In all Likelihood will be
Comics selection. Bush is the an.
Client enemy. the nemesis OF the
Tigcs. and will not be relished
much
The Tigers gnrnered ii safeties
and put them away when they
counted. They scored one In the
Arst, which would have been enough
70 win the game had not Veach
dropped a hot lirer from walsh's
bat In the ninth. and let in one run.
But then II Is believed that this
vas for consolation purposes any
way. Runs were also scored In the
third, nth and seventh and eighth.
Jennings gave pauss' arm a try
out ana while he found him IN i'm
proved form and probably IN tesir@
able shape 10 20 against the Rel
Cox the latter part Of the week.
George Is not In the condition he
has been seasons heretofore. Ne
may yet improve
The hitting demons werc not -
form Monday for Detroit, Bush
lAiled 70 get = hit PEP" Young
failed his employers completely,
striking out thrice and popping
weak one. Burns only got one hit
out Of four times a. bat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
McGraw Uncovers
Second Matty

Christopher Nathsvson II has
arrived
John ncGraw. who uncovered
the original Old Master. claims
ne has found. In George smith.
The Colum 'ia university pitcher,
the perfect double ~ Big Six
The oftener look ~ smith
the greater trouble ! have IN con
vinclng myself It is not the Matty
Of 1902" said tha BOSS ~ the
Giants Built along similar
lines and resembling Natty great.
ly in features Smith, ~ me, is the
Matty Of this generation
His position on the mound.
hb delivery and his cool aloof.
ness also remind mo much OF
Matty Added 20 this Smith de-.
liverg a fast ball with the free
and easy motion o. Natty. and
he has 4 drop ball that [ am con
WINGED car BE- tho equal 20 the
famous Ma'ty' fadeaway.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
Boxing Bouts to
Be Staged Friday
Night In Annoy

For the benefit Of rbo irish Role;
fund several boxing tcu' Eayo
been arranged for an evening ath.
lr'ic carnival Ia III, TT .-.
AFFINITY friday. 4 rT Tor ~ ,r. 40
byorltcs lsyc offered heir sewers
gratis, and IN irvtIrg 4,I gs .ra
prepared Walter Burke o. ar-ang.
TX tho Go,ails ~. rae been suss
for eeveral week and promise an
eIcellou' lroRraV
Among hose who acre matched
are. SAMMY Taylor and Jarry uat.
ton. 30 rounds rs pourGs SAMMY
Krauge and Paul NaU.r SIX
foundy l35 pound. Jimmy Brady
and Y'1l'e Doyio. ~ New York. ut
rounds. 80 POUNDS J0. my Bent.
ley sId Johr1ic Lska lau u
weights Tie igftr match ~ ex.
,ected 10 attract tine presrfs reo
tion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
Nearly Everyone With
Two Bucks Made
Is More

The long shots paid the money
At Windsor. Monday most OF the
dividends being payable on tickets
that read 10 TO >.
The Canadian handicap. the tea-
ture OF the card. was won by Tar
tarcan. ridden by Jockey Williams.
Fair Montague. the other end OF the
Millar stable. was LEFT behind. Ar
mine led az the outset. At the
three quarters Anime was still In
front by several lengths. splutter.
the tavorite, was close behind. and
with Lady Curzon fought hard for
first place as the trio rounded the
oval for the stretch Driving Ike
demon. Williams pushed hard and
five lengths from the wire he drew
ahead. As be pushed over the tape
he was a length and hair ahead
Splitter finished second
The real upscls OF the afternoon
were lorkgille. lady Mexican and
Ray o. Ligh, An paid better than
Is to ?, and the place and show
money was as good
Blue Cap had tough time beating
the fayorite Recluse, In H. opened
The wilmer and the latter we're put
ting on a fine little neck-and neck
all their own. unVl near The stretch.
When Blue Cap Pat little more
steam on and scoot@d Tor Che pole
The real upsets OF the afternoon
feature OF this afternoons meeting
The card is a. good II not better
than Mondays
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
FL Cat Boats
Are Entered
In Regatta

Twenty.one boats have been en-.
tered In the twelfth annual cat boat
regatta which is 10 be given by
the Detroit Boat club yachtsmen,
Saturday. on the Detroit river
The entries as they will be mum
bered in the races. are as follows:
Detroit Boat club. /, and 7. To
lido Yacht club, T. and 6 Walker
Vile Boat club. :. :. and . Country
club. 10 II and Il Detroit Boat
club yachtsmen "a. ~ and - Mon.
roe Yacht club 8, y and ~ and
the Edison Boat club ~. 20 and 81.
The naval board Of the d u. G. Y.
has charge Of the regatta arraug"
ueuts James p Craig Is chair.
man The starter will ~ Harry
Austin. and clerk o. the course will
30 Kenneth Crittenden
The course will be above Belle
Isle bridge In the D~troi, river, and
viii De triangular. or windward and
lecward. and either once or twice
around. according 20 the wind and
weather
Omccrs 81 he club follow "
IA Holmes. commodore David
T.oriuer. yice-commodore. Chss
W Gross. rear commodore Loren
Cars secretary and treasurer; Jas
r. Craig, Acct captain. Or G. -
LunIy feet surgeon. Kenneth Crit
Irrd-.. mrJsprs~. \ A Tcmpleton
delegate !. l. Y 4 D,-ectors--C
~ Van Du.on md Butler Ives, Jr {,
reception committee, Geo. I. Der
ridge. Jas VI Walker. Harry Aus.
Tin and Chas " Cross. naval
board Jas Is craig feet captain.
Jas. VI Wala-- Chas BeIanger
Harry Austin VIM Dyer and Geo
Z Wiley
A silver cup N'il 10 given 10 the
club scoring tho greatest number
~ points. and arst. second and third
individual prizes to the crew OF the
winning boa,
First and second prize will be
g.Fen 20 thr privately owned class.
FIRST and second prizes will be
given in the dory class.
Jim Coney aNrrs he - not Rnxious
60 hattie Jack Dillon. James says
there Isn't nps lllnrss IN hts fsmil,
rigSt now and he isnt hsnksrinE for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
Two Clubs
After Famous
Heinie Tim

CHICAGO, Aug 22-EroIu by
National league clubs to land Heinie
Zimmerman, Cub third baseman
aimee Manager Tinker announced he
was willing 70 trade him, were re.
newed here Monday with offers from
the Boston Braves and Brooklyn
Dodgers.
Manager Stallings o. the Braves
conferred with Owner Charles
Weeghman OF the Cubs and Man
ager Tinker and made his Offer Just
what II was neither side would say
staliings will NEE, WeeEhman again
this afternoon in an effort 70 cllncf
a deal. He will leave tonight for
Cincinnati, where the Brave are
playing the Reds.
Il realize that I'm taking a
chance in having Zimmerman and
Johnny Evers on the same team.
said StaIlings, but III risk Il"
The Dodgers Offer was made BY
President Charles Ebbetts II was
said staIlings' offer was the bettei
one and that II Brooklyn wants 70
land Yin" they viii have 20 come
MP with better bait
Two other National league clubs
are also after heinie' They are
Philadelphia and New York
Artie Holman, former Cub star
got back into the lineup with his old
pals today Manager Tinker an
nounced that he had persuaded Cir
Gus solly" 10 help the team our for
while. while bis out6eld Is shor
to pieces. Holman recently wen
20 The aid OF the New York Yankees
but left when they were able TO &C.
some Of their cripples back Ia ths
game. Holman managers semi
pro ball club here. also running
baseball school
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
"Mauly" Expected to Give
Better Results as Captain

tins tall Cd coaditiuu almost parallel
lC 'hH' NJ .aa' ,rason hen 9CShm
a. "r'ooa 's. JOB without m1c. pic.
yI0us ,-psrirHce, and Maulpat, h
w.ii haze 90 D. relied upon - guido
't' Huarrer even as he aided Roehn
Ara 10 viii DO ahlo 30 do II Far bet.
'cr rhis season. FOR being captain.
70 will not have 70 work and ad-
wise AGAINST re- wishes 81 the cap.
tain last ,ea~uu Cart C0chraEe
rt--n worked differently han Old his
wonderful half' ack With the result
that he team work suffered Hauly
vas 'aTod for THAI but in reality
& Was not uis fauif. since ~ was
hu. n,a..7- according % bis best
k-cwlst-c RI how N plsf: an that
Fno.elsdga TOLD him 20 direct his
osu stack q, .ul' himself
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
Five $1,000
Events for
Fair Races

G. W. Dickinson, general manager
Of he Michigan State Fair. al
nouDccs that tbc rae. meeting.
which vili BE- held on IN. h7lsm.le
track he fr~t Ave- DAYS e 'a- O.
position, 3p.ninE IN Labor Day.
will attract practically all OF 'A.
trotters ana PAGERS which are CAM
paigning on Michigan haltrliIe
tracks a. well a. speedy equines
from Ohio. Indiana and other near
~ states.
The STATE Fair meeting consists
OF five early closing $1,000 events
and q number Of $500 late closing
purses All races all - three In
i've heats on American rules, which
strikes the fair-sosrs a. the righ;
hing
The s. 900 events attracted a lot
81 good horses. many % them nav.
ing raced in The short ship circuit
early meetings. The sn'Ty is a
follow,
First IS '~Ht s non Belle No
Kea Belle o: Mani Comet. Doris
watts. Billy sunday Ilr1rc J. sia
p EN-<HsrIT Heart ess. lin Thorpe.
John Redmond Lssca Todd Little
Grove isWCr'rv NIX rrey Marion
n Pearl ThurTc Royal III cart, sill
lock. Sister Peter. SEanIiu. TE- Tor
rent Walnut Grove. a'lr-oti.
Second - pace $1,000 At.esn
Dulon Bertha walsh Brook *
Eorthy crystal Knizht. Els on
ward colleen Haley o. Hester r.
Martin 3 Marion AshIey Msr'on
walker. Morgan " 9rt1y. M.ss - n
"a Moskoson Muscle ShslL sa.lst
f.r.ar ~Irrcue Pa'rre- -'ar Pond.
Th st.r, Patch. T+mpe@'. " .iN1n
~nIvr
Third as pare. 5000. Anna q !,
Baron Hart. BAr0rwood Baron ALI
tell. BNechsr Boy Brook AVwnr' e
Csnuts Dayton Girl. q &. ". John
AIstTath. Josie r. Mary walker. = a
Gle shell Prince Henry. Prince 2,
P-imus William Shlve Hester :
FOURTH Jace. s. 600 u C.
Dsisy - Eel tirect Glsuwooi. Lee
Grand. Lord seymour Main Line
Mary Rcssiir~ parv NsFKie Love
Rose Eqgity Ruby X. Tommy Frts-
CO.
The $500 purs. events close AIg
. and piil - for 'h~ following cisss-
IS rrotting-2 20 az. 2lA u
2f2 and o.. PACING n. 70
AIS ia. 2.iN and 2gy C1rsoiat. %
races for non winners
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

door Is a sign which reads Fstto
II. rlega' which translated, means
made .y rre fo,r" h. restaurant
HIv F-t7t another famous Mar
.ft-n Chauffeur and % i
Pete Golden. also Crs.lims dis.
'Nnc.r
Lewis reOarjma. The great In
lan distance runner. Is .aCk among
The Hops. "a ne 70 help his tribes
men attn the knowledge he acquir.
81 a Carlisle Gwinn Henry. "a"
rsic'el in business tn TeN1,
Jim Crowley thu Smile recori
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
KILBANE IS TO
SHORTEN HIS
GLOVE PRACTICE

CLEVELAND. O.. Aug "a
Featherweigh' Champion Johnny
Kiihane VIII 10 less boxing while
training for his l5.ruund battle with
George Clancy AZ Cedar Point on
Labor day than any former or pres.
cnt title holder
Kilbane personally announced TO
day that he VIII not 30 NOR" thar
four rounds with the gloves each
day. Practically all his training vii
be through the medium ~ The rcpe
road, handhall and punching bar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
FT18. u e'lr C0rrsspJrtert.

''+'s >NA# 'yFfcA 2 SH1fHf
Ann ARBoR. Mich. A4s a.
Al'hOusi The LIST oil invited cand-
date fos "a Mich gan 1916 football
team docs Ho- contain d great many
familiar NAMES. aud consists FOR t.a
met part q hitherto untr..i
phea D. The ma GRITTY o.. which
class usually blows aJogl he sec.
ord week Of practice-'ha Wo!yer.
Inc fan are and,ng sor ccrsols
ton IN 'ao arta0- mfnr Which place
Malloetsch. the captain. behind $50
line for the old theory that the bet
Ter g"neralshi7 can be evfihltet
there works particularly Rel in his
case
Mslibetsch is not an easily IT,
reCted player His ~tsIr % Line.
smashing Is peculiarly his own. AMI
since that constitutes rar waj r
par ~ his wonderful orrnsa. te
alone can Judge OF The proper time
sn3 place 20 use y, When wJrAiaS
with Johnny Dunn year 1go,
'Mauly" made famous ttc smmo.
dat1all" phrase, for then the aar-
,er worked without rignal. and n
The team as the bulcnn.an f8-Ees
ID Thus having the Rglle' a. cap
tain means that he vii DO rlga. ~
his best In selecting the tine anil
place for his oVn sttacks--anI his
tory has shown that Mauiy's al
lacks are The biggest part of The
teatn attack
Bur the good fortune doe NOT
stop with Mauly himself The little
EsIf5ack is a demon when f. comes
20 adging he strength and weak.
nesses % IN opposing team and KS
opinion can always be relied upon.
though not brilliant IN the planning
u an attack. he Is capable Of telling
where that alta K should 30 aimed,
and from this blckhel3 DoF10n lie
will be Of Rrea' value 10 'ne rloy-
Ell. ~ flr greater value han waA
once thought possible
r. will ar sorneghat g-eou guar.
ter vho VIII pilot tho Wolverines
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
Watching the
Scoreboard

NESTE.RDNN'S HEWos
Douglas BaIrdI facing Grover
Alexander In the rikhth inning
with three on the bases. HntTd
for the Pirates cracked out
double. cleaning the SACKS aud
causing the hr-t Eume ot
double rader to Eo against the
PhIIlic..
The Pirates also annexed tAe sec
ond contest through EoOd Pttcbia <
~ Rillir tNnns. recruit.
Jrn PfcG.r lost hsrd game Rt
CHICAGO when IsowdN Eiiotts single
produced 'hree runs.
Ctrru. ~oiiy Hoffman attain - n
Cub. Toe former hero 90 the old
champions drove ia the hr-t cab ran.
slim SaIire had hard tuck when
he started against hts former team
mates AZ 81 Louis, The Giants were
stopped without run h, recruit.
Watson,
Roger Hornshy's triple after n
double by Be~cher scored the onl (,
run for the Cardinals.
sprsk~f'~ error s~Ip~d the Red SoA
TO victory over Cleveland.
The braves scored the WANING
run oVer Cincinnati In the last IN
ming ard went into second place
while Philadelphia was dropping two
to Pittsburgh.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
Players Said
TO Have Acted
Indiscreetly

NEW YORK. Aug 2c--Natlonai
league headquarters have received
from ST. Louis complaint regard
ing the conduct Of four members or
the Boston club who are said 20 have
used insulting language toward a
81 Louis club Official who refused
10 allow them 20 enter the 81 Louis
park az gate not usrd by players
George Tyler, pitcher. II "a" only
one specifically named Ia the com.
plalnt Secretary John y H.ydler
waF unable 10 indicate whan punish
ment. II any. viii ne given lhe play
crs President Tener IL out q the
city. but is expected 10 return 10
morrow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
Long Shots Grab Down
The Money at Windsor
From MadhOuse
To Big League

That was the jump taken by
Bird Lynn, understudy 10 Ray
Schalk on the White Sox catch
ing corps In his younger DAYS
Lynn was considerable noise
about one OF the California I'm
sane asylums as an inmate
but as an employee. The insti
tuition had quite ball team and
Lynn was the shining star. He
later travelled 10 Sacramento.
thence 10 Salt Lake. and last
spring climbed into the big show
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
Tom Murphy
Has Big Day
At Ohio Track
NORTH RANDALL RACE

NORTH RANDALL RACE
TRACK. o.. Aug. az.-Makihg her
Arst start for tho money, the New
York filly. The Real Lady, driven
by Tom Murphy. won the $4,000
Junior division of the American
Hors Breeders futurity at the sec
ond meeting Of the Grand Circuit
Monday afternoon.
Exciting racing featured the OPEN
ing events, and Murphy was in the
lead for the honors He won the
2:os pace with Jay Ell Mack. and
drove Dfrectum 7. 10 new worlds
record for one and oneeighth miles
The time was 1864. the best pre-
vious time being 1:7o This was
made by Carl Wilkes IA years ago,
Miss Harris N again won the
2:07 stake and took 5000 wagered
on her by her owner. II looked a.
n she was o loser In the Fecond
heat when she breke.
Heavily played In the auction The
Real Lady led all the way in both
heats, making the time better than
2,IO. This was never beaten but
once by a filly. Despite the support
that had been given the Ally IN the
Pastime stable, Mary Colburn, who
won the opening meeting here, The
Real Lady was the favorite.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
Huron League
Race Narrows
Down to Two

The past week saw The positive
elimination OF Port Hope and Kinde
from The Huron League rag race,
.caying Port Austin apc Elkton 10
7lht Ii out
BY winning twice Eikrou gained
on the champs AZ the latter only
played one game, whlc, hey won.
and now but onc-half game divides
the two. Each has one game SEIZED.
Uled The coming week Port Hope
al Port Austin. Wednesday, and
Harbor Beach at Elkton, Friday. On
the dope. the home clubs should
win. which would set the stage
perfectly for the decisive game be
tween the two contenders at Elk
ton. Sept /.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

Eddie Plank T. patient bioke even
n h. did have to wait until he ,,a~
81 years old before he became IN
iron mar.
~ the Afhlrties can keen up their
present stride the oughta land IN
seventh place by Dec. ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

Total nsSeH Der OF y Fhlladsi-
phia ! Sacrifice hits Bush :. StyInk.
Stolen base eR.h o. wash Two
base htts-Cobb WALSH Strunk Dow
h6ses-n .-.l-l L.At-AAallELA--A-
Bases on halls--pF Uauss : ~ Myers
3. Earned rUgs--Dr Dauss Z. 81
Myer. ~tvu.E uut BY Dauss a. by
MyerH umuirss-pineen and Nal
I'm Time g.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
What May Happen
In Scores Today
Jap To Play at Southampton.

Jap 70 risr ~ southampton.
New YORK. Aug. 22.--lchya
KamsEae. the Japanese tennis star,
and william ". Johnston. the Amer.
lean champion. whom kumagae de-
feated last week ~ Providence.
probably will not take part In the
MEADOW clubs tourney 1t South
nmD1nn l. 4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
HOW TIGES CINCHED 1T

THIRD INNIN5-Vi' sacrinasd %
McInns cobb sprnng
a.
Cobb
biz 10 Wit FeacE Young famed
our error
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

pr r y BONNIE for years holder
OF title Tor 10 yards, Is an eye spe
ciailst ia Niles, Mich
Barlow 5, Weeks. The old Mercury
Foot sprInter, Is supreme court
Judge in New York eiSy
Wendell Baker an Harry Brooks
sprinters. are officials OF one CT ne
biggest telephone companies in the
east
Martin sheridan The greatest all
around man ~ them all. - a de,ec.
tive sergeant in ths New York 20
lice department.
Charley Mclvor the old l0O-yard
title holder, owns the famous Suena
Vita vineyards m California. Char
ley Stage, thu former leo ard geo.
yard champion. aud later al umpire
N he National league, IS 3 LAWYER
N Cleveland Dan Kelly, The foY
mer speed n,r.el, i in business u
Portland. ore.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
NEGRO CHAMPION
100-Y ARD RUNNER
PARALYSIS VICTIM

LOS ANGELES. cal Aug ~
Howard Drew. Negro Splinter. and
holder OF the worlds record FOR The
100 yard daAh. has probably run his
las, race Drew Is laid up today
with paralysis. brought on when he
strained himself IN the century dash
OF met az san Diego. Saturday.
Ills left side r. affected, due % a
dslocated vert brae.
Drew vas a member % the Amer
team olympic team which won
games A. Stockholm IN 1912 Hs
was formerly student AZ Spring
held Mass high school. but OF late
has been attending The University
% Southern California
Drew holds the record OF g 3.5
seconds Tor he 100 yards, and has
cquallei he record OF p Is for
me 2enyards
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
Tigers Hope Chances Again This Afeno
Roll Call of Former Track Stars Brings
Responses From All Corners OF the Earth

Where are the stars q yester.
YEAR,
What has become OF the old cham
plons who made History on the Gin.
der path and the athletic neld'
Circle the gio3e and you'll Ana
them scattered here and there
Many have run their last race.
Scores have succeeded IN the com
Derciai world while others have
failed FiekIe Fortune has played
many prAnks With the old Guard
Johnny Owens, the Lrst amateur
20 run leo yaris in D o. 4-S . one
Of the eountrys tc.smost Autouo-
bile builders With headquarters IN
Detroit and New York
Bernie Wefers. once king u
spriaJers. e coach OF Columbia uni
yersity athletics
Judge Hugh Baxter famous jump
er, slts on magistrates oench in
New York state. Millionaire Hugh
Baxter former pole vault iecori
holder keeps a close eye on bis eN-
tensiye quarry and ,al.ruad interests
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

Fabi---Once Hpon n time there Wa
y aght manager Who dida't say I'VE"
~hen referrinE 90 the ptovess OF his
meal ticket.
ENperts en- tour With the ~, Louis
browns ssy JONES has the best stsni-
Ina tesm In the League. Nebhs so,
bat they hsNen't much on some ~ Our
song writing teams.
Umpire BIIi Dineen says his vinteF
speciality g. making million dollar
lemon pies. HAVING be~a IN baseball
about 20 years Biil r. well vsrsed IN
ie~4osa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
Teda,'s GameS

t0d0t Tea mes
Detroit az Philadelphia
Cleveland At Boston
Chicago At NV York
ST. Louis at Washington.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22
STANDINGS
American League

Yss,erd.ys Games
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

Coleman Shore and Cady.
Evans and Of.oughlin
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-22

Jim Coney aNrrs he - not Rnxio0s
90 hattie Jack Dillon. James says
there isn't nbs illness in hts famil,
right now and he isnt hspkeriRg for
any.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-22

2O-ACKE farm, 3-room house. crib and
barn; 10 acres in cultivation 10
acres in oak and hickory; Monte
vallo 21s miles; good for trucking
or poultry. Price $500; 5000 down.
L. N. Nabors, Montevallo, Ala
11-1Q-6t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-22

After experiments lasting more than a
year it has been found that the manu-
facture of vegetable oils and soap can be
made a profitable industry in South
Africa.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-22

FOR SALE - Secondhand restaurant,
store and office equipments. corn
plete household goods of every de-
scription; we buy, sell and exchange.
Southern Auction and Storage Co.,
II. C. Goodman, licensed ductioneer,
2024 Sd ave. Phone 3989 Main.
9-27-t