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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20
GOODBYE RENFROW
GOOD LUCK TO YOU
7 A " 1 &C REPRESENTATIVE
BOUGHT A FINE MEDICINE
WHICH HAS CONE TO
STAY

"GoOd-by Renfrow. old Chap. you
were instrumental in bringing to
Wheeling remedy which has shook
the old town. The introduction was
thorugh and timely. Perhaps a thou
sand people here in Wheeling are today
praising the new remedy for the good
It did them
l.. r. Renfrow. the well-lked Tan
lac representative. left the other day
10 conduct the work in another town
ad the best wishes OF a large nun Der
o. Wheeling people 20 with him. The
medicine he brought has come 10 stay
and on leaving Renfrow said: May
be there are few here yet who have
not heard OF Tanlac and so Just TO re-
mind all again OF what II has done for
others run few OF the local peoples
statements over again. and so we have
below Henry A. McBurney's statement
in which he says. Il bought Tanlac
because my grocer was wise" and
advised my wife To &c met bottle to
spur my appetite( which had abso-
lutely left me. The fact is was hard
~ eating anything and for my part
there wCud have been little use for a
grocer. but he was sincere in his ad-
vice, for he had taken It himself and
greatly improved his own appetite.
Wei. II helped me. I enjoy fine ap-
petite now. and naturally feel better
all over. After my days run feel like
eating. while before | took TanIac I
didn't care whether I ate or not. |
knew 1t Is very good tonic and ap-
petizer and can recommend IL TO any.
one. For putting II over on McBur-
ney. poular engineer on the h. a. o..
the grocer got nothing but thanks. and
most of Us would likewise appreciate
advise which brought back health. Do
you appreciate the underlying truth
OF these Tanlac Ads you've been rear
ing. Get bottle. Get an appetite.
Get some ambition. Get some energy.
pep and ginger. Tanlsc is one dollar
az c. II. Griest a Co. Wheeling. and
the good health comes gratis, so they
say. Try it.-Adv.
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SECRETARY BAKER
HOME FOR REST

CLEVELAND o. March 10 -Paucho
NilH tud uu pls," iu Secretary Of Wan
i.t."FS thoughts to-day He leI VIA
-'itt foI himself "a Mexico and came
home q" play with the children This
the first uu. NJ. Baker has been
able o." 'ummuts between his office and
hls home. tu, M,l.auu crisis and gan-
Er -.innal wrestilr- over the army bin
IaNtn. held him af bis new desk
20 came h.rs III. rlaf.' Dee said 81
Win l.ot' Tor Washington at $50 o.cIrcl,
Monday night
What hat you heard from tho Amer
loan troops Iu Mex lcO"''
Mexico Why. . haven't heard a.
wuru. and don't expect Co., drop9td
,ha' when 2 leff Washington. gcryr.tI
scott f- u charge"
"I. SOU plHn Coo hold ans political
conf .r.u'.- while here. rr Goo cali "a
meeting ut tho Democratic county OK
f.ufi.He-'
ESQ. these are my days or r.str
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20
SUBMARINE SINKS
FRENCH WARSHIP

PARIS. March 10. 5:11 T. nth.
French torpedo boat DESTROYER Rennvdtn
has been sunk in IN, Adriatic by "a sub
marine. Three officers and al Of the
crew w'r" lost Two officers and - Of
Tic crew were saved
Tho ministry Of marine made tbs, fol-
LOWING official announcements Tonight
regarding the loss of the DESTROYER.
tn" squadron torpedo boat Rsnaudin
NaS sunk m the Adrlatic hv an enemy
-lhmdrlu" "u ih, morning of March Is
Three officers. among whom were. th,.
onmmoHIout and second officer and a.
-,aintn, were lost. Two ofucsrs and
~ @'um'u Wor" rescued hy a French
torpedo boat. which accompanied tho
lenaudin."
The destroyer Eeuauuin was built ia
- lH- she measured 800 tons and was
80" I''i in l'uEth. she was "A gn-l.u1t
boat. hut In h"r trials had devcloped 90
knots.
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BERLIN Msrcr ~. Via l.0u5luu. 100
D.. ma success. ul atts,E arutuzi lur
Hlrh 90" '''t.H-. tHt1rd ground th.l
I'D lost lF u.HH. I-f.iur ~ March 2.
Was announced 'a-dr. 30, rha var pfu,.
lu th. Nsvtul r"-..r. ..s official bull
'uSaue, T.. ...-. i,.uu.. and east
thereof We, tI.rI,d at the outset
Thu t''t "i Oh" statement is as fol-
Western th.st,r.
northeast Of NsrrlsII southeast
~ Ia Ea~~.c Canal. after tf.estivc ar
bllVrl PREPARATION a'o h'. successful
explosions. eve osptur. from sine Hrt-
l-n some Iftl' F.rH~ they i-I obtained
~ W NJ. nEHffur CON March ~ the
British "ccursut-. th- majority 81 ..hum
captured g" survivors. 4 British cuun-
t'r attack Jailed.
Ths town 81 l.ons was again bonn
hHrd'd hy hUpN. British ARTILLERY.
french Pal
While yesterday Ia.e'd without sp'-
,l7l events ou Tho l.ft bank 81 Tho
f1E against &c. Mort Hauw. ard east
thereof failed from .i.. beginning. ON
fl' right lpnE artillery activity tenn
I"rhrI> ingr"s ."d '' very considerable
Igud lighting d' si'T'd af ea..ral places
soul Inward 'f Fort GDrp.I....uf md west
WHr4 of Pho voltage of GauN rtr small
Concluded
tn" French Yesterday Vcr. driven
hf German Del arnW'ria DYf pr DO. uo-
ION pr th. fgr.E'rA lo4.. 81 Thisyi.ie.
northeast of E7d'utIii'f vhirr 're leff
Zoo them ON fhr fourth .' .rnr.r Arfrr
q. sfr"N lUE fhfIr duE-urIfH. uIlr fnaf. Poe
TUNED io their own fr.rrfes wtt1 10
AiutD1l a,roI s,nr,t. 300 r.,snra.r-
ruuDe and rffH.N rrr very uruuouu..I D..
our Hrr"r'Hf.s "ffH''". railway build
iuEs ur 3D.. Nr. f..rf "'.-rrrrf Co. V.r-
dun ard rr.r4f ru.. ... vs.......r 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20
SUBMIT oEmURRERs.

Three No-' law indictments we're W
in criminal court Saturday on arglI
mcnts on demurrer Attorney S o.
Eoyce. Fred L. Maury and william
buEgan. rctrcsoufiue Bruce Collins.
owen Palmer and Mike Nick al.
p"ared and argued fheir cases. Judge
Robinson reserved his decision until
n'N' Saturday Attorney John
Ritz moved fo quash zinc Indictment
against Lula Johnson. which was over.
ruled. and tho case 4of for trial April B
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"ANGAE--No frequently have positions
open iSf men, boys anu gIrIs over 40.
Lieht c.S-A IacioTy "OrA- AaIl or leave
appiiSdi -oHs a. MneeIIns Can Co.. 4Itn a.
n-U4t sIICsts. f-Z-aut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20
Frereh oaieiaI STA. .mon,.

PARIS. March -. 1910 u. m-The
b1nhardn"nt m the region 10 tn. north
or Nerdun very materially .fa.I,-n.d
curing the gpur~' OF Tho ss,. a...lrdi4E
Co the OFFICIAL statement issued d.. the
french war oriCc. touiEut ~ att-uupt
10 attack was made hy tuc Germans
tn. text 90 the statement iollow-
North % Rheims oar a-tiII.... car
RED out destructivs rrr On the enemy
trencfcS at NeuVlllc ami the Godai
farln- There was ma k,4 activity OF
our batteries in the region OF Vile 4u
Eo!S.
IN the region Co the north OF N.rdun
the hombardmcnt slscls,n'I al4r. e.! ably
during the course cot the day. Th. ca
'.ny mad, no aft"m. tu .tfrck
Nurthsa-t of 81. At4hl-.. our u,aN. .r-
ullery cannuua''l Is-NI,-a.I Lang 1..,1t>
Of the "ucUE az NarttutN. Iu..r D.
nothing O." report on dc, rr.t OF The
front
"Adjutar'' Navarro brought down Lis
seventh German serupIau, iu. tl- region
o. N'rdun. Thu hostile machine III
inside our lines
IN" Belgian official cummun cation
reads
There wa great actl,I,s 900 the para
Of the artlll'rt. tst'riaNy in tn, 4r-I1u
or hiNmuec gud u"rtH 90 ~t--ra r.t.,..'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20
FOR SALE

Two modern frame dwellings on
Richland avenue near f'h street.
WarwoOd Lots JOxl2O and 6Oxl2O
Houses in good condition Owner
will sell at bargain price. Let us
show you.
Two lots near 10Th street on
corner, 6Oxl2O- 81, 10000.
Hell ~ -Talephouea- National 4O4
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AMSTERDAM. Via London March
ls.-The following Turkish commdni-
cation has been received here.
In the hardanslle on Fridag. 4
cruiser umSuccsSSfuliy -helicd he
meighhorhood Of Teke kuruu aud kcvaz
lcp.. Two enemy asrorl lanes which
crossed over the Gallipoli Isninsslt,
wcr" Obliged 10 retreat before IN. ma
chine Eunflre OF one OF ouf battie
planes.
In the Caucasus. % q counter az
tack ny our l~ft wing. cnpturrd
some enemy war atcrlal
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PARIS. March - o. Fr.ncu troops
have occupied Hep aud Mayadat on the
frontier between Greece. and serbian
Macedonia after pursuing q a. rman
contingent INTO bulgarian territory on
posite the GieVgeli sector. SAYS a Hav.iS
dispatch from Athens dnt,f SATURDAY..
me losses on each side wsrt ABOUT
thirty killed
The French fore .e arrested forty
peasants ou Csarses Of espionage. saws
he dispatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20

LONDON. March 10 g. IA Imperial
nkase announces tue resignation of Ale
NhvoStou Russian minister of thr IN
terror. according To- a Reuter- tisutfch
from ietrugraG Premier Sturfner IL.
assigned the portfolio. adds ~. Dis
ratch. assuming its duties i'm tdditirn
20 those or tho prernisrShip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20

kEkLlN. March - Thy wireless TO
SayVilleb Emperor William sas be-
slowed the order Pour D. Me~tfc on
captain Haupt and tIrst I.irutenant
brandt' OF the Twenty brand, a.
burg infantry regiment who ,v.re ~.
nrst to enter Fort BoIaumont WIN
ln"ir companies. the Overseas N,.Ws
NgcucA announced tndaN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-20
THE WAR AT
A GLANCE


LONDON. March IL Tile Prince 81
Wales has arrived In Egypt on ap-
potntment a. stan captain 20 the SEN
etal officer commanding In Chief tns
mediterranean cNpCditlouarv force"
SAYS an official St-tcusnf issued to-
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FOR SALE-Motorcycle

FOR SALE Sod Excelsior. Harley Ba-
N4'S"r. Pope ana ladiaa HptorcNci. ..
.u good running order. al right prices
Wesley House. lith and Market SITS.
mr-l4-t
EOR SALE-Almost new late model IA
BEST condition. including extra inner
TUE and fun set OF tools Lest gulck
"Iier taxes H. National Telephone 4O7
~ nlc1ag f-1e,r
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

~-~-~-~~
L nited states OF America. Northern Dis
trict of West Virginia. So;
In the United States District Court
In and for said District.
Ia the matter ot James y. Reilly.
Bankrupt. NJ. az. In Bankruptcy.
To the Honorable Aston -. Day ton.
Judge OF the District Court OF tho
United states ior the Northern Dis
trict Of West Virginia.
James Is. ReIIIy. OF wheeling. in the
County OF Ohio. aud state OF " est Nir-
ginia. In said District, respectfully rep
Last past ne was duly adludged a bank
rupt under the acts OF Congress relating
40 bankruptcy. Jhat b" has duiy surrcn-
o'red all ms property ANA lights OF
property. anu mas fully complied with
all the requirements ot sAId acts and OF
orders 81 the court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore. ne pra-a. thai De may he
d'crced by tine Court 10 have "a fun dis
charge from all ucuts Iv1Ngols against
MS estate under SAID bankrupt acts. CA
ctpt such ueDtr as atu excepted D. law
Dated this istn Gay o. February. \.
JAMES T.. REILLY.
bankrupt
\. e.. schiller
Attorney ton Bankrupt
O-der o. SOGes 1EeroCn.
Northern Instruct coo N..-t Virginia. ss.
VA lilAN IN Aa1 tHN HlHf o.. \. H. I.' b.
on rcadiu- Ac lpre-"Irg pcIuon. 81 .a--
ordered by the tnu.. that "a hearing
b. hau upon the s..al uI tae Istu .a.
OF April. 4. H., 1890. ty.o.e said Court
al Wheeling. Al s-Ic district al ten
90 clock 10 tG- forenoon, and tnat notice
thereof b. publlsh in tac Wheeling
Intelligence. = newspaper Vriutcg ui
said District. and that al knuNu Crtai-
tors and other persons ia interest may
appear at she said time aIa place and
SHOW cause. if any they nave. WI. the
prayer oi tac aid pcuttou shoul. nos
uy granted.
And a. D. further ordered b. he Cout..
that tlc ci.rk shall send %, mail Goo ana
known creditor copies or -1fI petition
ana tl.- oru.r lclrr.z,I Geo them at ta,ie
places 90 rtEtutuct u- stated
Witness the tf.uu 'b., .tI.t ton o. ba- 30
ton. jucE, 90 'uD ,,aIu Court and tur
seal thereof "a Nu'e.nL. m said dis
trict. ou the lith Go. 10. Msrcn. 4. a..
1910.
Attest.
=. -. HARRISON. C1-rs.
L. =. 4. c.. y. a.. N. Nu.
rIr-.u--4
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WANTED-To Buy

- --~~->--~~~-~-~~~-~--
" ANLkI u" buy second hand sid. ca La.
" urt %. 90 5000 condition and pr.e4
T!Eri. Address South Jrd St Martins
mr-2O-i
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LONDON. March 80. I.iu o. rr -ls,-
tween N-rcH 10 ana March 1s. nineteen
hostile ~hiu. of The .u'rr.re allies. a...-.,-
eating O.. uNu tons have been suns SAYS
Reuter- Ana ff"ruasu CORES pond. 90 -.
quoting q s.,il ano,U Berlin source.
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Nh"r Gro YOU ruIur to toll hr
people just whore You stand or r...
ImuurfHnf question o.
no. tiI 7 have TO- replied Senator
SORGHUM Y nm coinr fo itf every.
body cypress opinion before . do and
hen select fhe ono that seems most
popular Washington star
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WANTED-EenlaIe Helm

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phvue -u3-J Alt. Nat Iss-R. lleags.a,t
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WANTED--Male Helm

WANIED-Salcsman. Vacancy Anril
lst Experienced m any line. to sell
general trade IN West Va. UneNceIlad
specially proposition. Commission con-
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FOR SALE-Automob,Ie

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FOE NrNT

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POULTRY

TAoHoUC HIRED Rose comb Rhode Is
ltud i.ed and single Comb Ruff Leg.
morn -rE-. Prices right d. h. Hem.
mann. 90. A. 40 g. Whe,ling. West "A
rpr-2U-t-up-20
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"AhfEp--farm and dairy hand. sin
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" ANrED-IAperience,

"ANILo-ENpcricnc operators IN
H'aNihs blacA~S.Ic. such as WASH tuos
anu WAGER pans. Also press nanus 4ur
"i"iNihs tuSs ana pals. answer ztatlug
SEE. experience. alu Nnotner married a.
not Address a. -. BON No. ga. IoiegO.
ONO. r,rtSst
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WAHILD-keliaDie men TO sell goods In
IN" city anu surrounding towns on TN.
easy pay HcEt pan. Nc handle the p,-.t
ilhe "a soous la the cay ana pay n4gnest
COMMISSIONS weekly. Gail anu set. US
:. r. Adams Company. llsV-s2 Nam
''ANStf NP-Sta4IS. ulr-U-tf
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
RIGHT Now Sox Seem Have Inside Track for Pen

dragged Chicago up close to the
top. and tho Tigers don't want the
Comiskeyites up there They much
prefer 10 have tho two Sox teams
saw of an even break in this big
series.
Just the same. should Detroit win
two games today. and should Bos-
ton lose q pair. the Tigers will be
in fourth place. 2%is r. not for the
sake of the folks who think a club
is not IN the race unless IL 10 the
hrst division.
IL seems 20 DO an established
fact that Johnson will pitch one
game Of the double header today,
and that Gallis. Harper or Boehlin<
win work the other. Dauss Is GER
tain to pitch ono game today. and
II Is not unlikely that Coveleshie
will twin the oshar. That should
be inst a. strong a lineup rs Crit
fth can present.
Coveleskie has given johnson one
carking trimming this year. and he
appears 10 be In shape 10 give the
smoke king another worthy scrap.
Whether he or Dauss Will b used
In the Johnson encounter. OF course.
upon how George warns
UP. for his sweeping curve. on pa
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
DOUBLES TO
START TODAY
Defeat of DOugherty and
Showing of eWstbrOOk Fea-
ture Net Meet

With the courts almost cleared
for the semtnnals IN the singles.
the Detroit Tennis club announces
that championship doubles viii start
at 1 o'clock this afternoon. The Jun
Tor doubles will begin Wednesday
This afternoon the consolation
rounds IN singles will be started at
the same tonnes the two-somes be
gin TO wave their racQuets.
The junior tourney in singles Is
down 20 the semtnnab now. with
wesbrook. Brick. Stocking and An
CELL the remaining players. Wes-
brook is a hopheavy fsvorite for
the championship In this division.
and the kid is given a chance IN
the senior division. He Is past the
fourth round. and the trimming ne
gave Dean Emerson yesterday has
greatly increased his prestige on 10
cal courts.
The feature Of the Monday play
was the defeat OF Richard Doughty,
four times city champion and hith-
erto invincible among Detroit play
ers. Theodore Lghtner conquered
the champion and turned In very
workmanlike job. In addition 10
wesbrook and Lightner. left in the
senior division are Reindel. Dono-
van. Stone. Ferguson and Oracle
Summary OF Mondays play:
CHAMPIONsHIP SINGLES.
Second rounds. l. Ferguson Beat
z Van weyhr. So. 81. N. p. Lewis
beat g r. John son. 3-s. rs. 1913.
Third round-Ralph stone, Jr-.
beat w r Boyer rs. s-3. l. Fer
guson beat II. n. He663ss' ~ 81
7-s. s-l. So. Ira Reindel beat p {.
Miles. rs, So.
Fourth round-Walter Wesbrook
beat Dean Emerson. rs. s-3.
JUNIOR SINGLES.
Second round--J a Bumpus beat
W ] Howard. 81. %.
Third rcund--w weshrook beat
Cortland Iarned. s-l so. r c.
ANGEL beat O ~ Morton, G.. 81.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
for Pennant

per form. should be mere effective
against the Nationals.
This double header today recalls
another late last season, which WAS
played between the Tigers and the
Nationals at Navin field before i5..
600 fans. Dubuc shut out Wash.
inston I'm the FIRST game. and beat
Johnson by a To o count. Stanage
and Dubuc doing the effective
clouting as we'll rs the tine battery
work Boohling pitched the sec
ond game. and Dauss. Oldham,
Stee and Boland were the Detroit
fingers. They were beaten s TO )
all Of which piles up more OF the
never can tell evidence.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
BIG CHANCE TO
CLIMB TODAY
Bargain Day Bills Give 1ige
Mathematical Opportunity
to Gain Fourth Place

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE
Tigers today have mathematical
chance 10 regain the first division.
and they don't want II They are
plenty anxious 10 win the two
games that must be played with the
and they are not averse
TO swapping pisces with Grifith's
clan. but when II comes 10 sweep
ping past Boston into fourth plaos.
that is something else again. for
Il would mean that tho White Sox
would be adding 10 an already
bloated percentage.
Nobody except adherents OF the
Hose are anxious TO see them win
a lot OF douolehesders. The clean
sweep over the Red Sox yesterday
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
The Raw-rah Boys.

prejudice college
difference between and
limitations They
metropolitan high their
College ball players don't
intelligence habits
- rubber collars but doesn't take the bush
matter Of fact college PLAYERS who 60 into baseball would be
college ball. and
- = who would perform college diamonds they had
1o1R Of college
whether colleges should be
Itha& respect or not
Il pitchers
Klfer
0ea Hersos Avn Ppp P Sisler Stock and Weaver
ont0o0o Humme
Murphy Robertson Speaker and Walker Fine ball players
md likewise splendid all
established
nd yet have been In the long as they
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
PENN WILL GET
MAN YATHLETES

PHI. ADEL PHIA. July li.-Iaw'
son Robertson, the newly appointed
coach OF the Pennsy tracy team, is
coming to Philadelphia on Septem-
Der TO assume charge OF the red
and blue athletes and II IL stated
that twelve OF the best scholastic
athletes in America are coming 10
Franklin field TO be under his wing.
Frank Sloman who Ted Meredith
predicted would wear the silks OF
Penn IN sensational fashion, will
leave San Francisco, Sept. for
Philadelphia This youngster has
run the $40 in 474s.
Brooke Brewer, the St. Adams
sprinter. who has done ASS for
the hundred yards, is another
schoolboy who intends 10 matrlc-
ulate al Penn George Meredith.
Teds brother, will also enter the
Wharton school at Penn in the fall
and follow the footsteps OF his ia
nous, brother Ivy Hough. broth
or OF BILLY" the former quarter
back and sprinting star. is also TO
be son OF Ben Franklin.
The fall naturalization in the
freshmen class will show more ath-
letes entering Pennsylvania than
have entered in any one class In the
history OF the institution.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
Ads Fitting Chance.

AX HATEVER Of Justice there
<NA/ ne obbed
wv on the Fourth Is TO
WIN MS and lot Of
- sonnscuon With the bout Otto Floto
ne Also wrote the the
sey ns ,sys that In the third round woast
Weisn crumped and claimed
ana declared no foul After 10
snseuSeo 70 resume and
oout continued Wolgasts
welsh the decision
~ rouied ne should
fouled Wogast
o ev1aeny enected the referees
o1>qeeo out OF championship and wonderful eback
Il ~ he
about them. they would the decree Of %
considered nnaL
- esh and then claimed the championship foil,
~ 11o1oo 6eosos q foul In the eleventh. - -
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Why Not?

is no reason under the sun why major league should
harder develop the rah rah grads than to bring out the
Connie Mack profess find the coegins easier develop
objections school,
their major rather than doing themselves
college
caused other
colleges
youugses they reach
tnere complain activity
the
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
FULTON DROPS
HIS MANAGER

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. July IL
Fred Fulton yesterday broke with
his present manager. Mike Collins,
former tight promoter at Hudson.
Wis. and has again placed himself
under the guidance OF Frank r.
Force. a former Minneapolis sport
writer. who brought him out.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
FIVE DETROITERS
STILL IN TOURNEY

TOLEDO. July ll.-With cards
ranging from 81 TO 80. five Detroit
ers qualified Monday IN the Central
States golf tourney. They are Guy
Miller, Ezra Jones and r s Hanly.
OF the Detroit 9olf club. and 3. {.
Fisk and w. %. Rockwell. OF the
Red Run club. NJ. j. Rogan and ~.
II. Rackham. OF Detroit. played in
the early rounds. but did not qualify,
w. II Diddle, Crawfordsyille. Ind.
member OF Riverside Golf club.
Indianapolis, set new amateur rec
ord on the Inverness golf course
here Monday afternoon. when he
made the 1shole course in par. or
1877 out and 81 In.
Diddel Is entered In the Central
States golf tourney. He is the pres
ent association champion.
Warrant plays Schmidt and Fish
er meets Crissman In the Tuesday
matches I'm Sweeney Illusions class
c three-cushion tourney Snya-S De.
feated Macdonald. * 10 25. and
Crosby defeated Miller. 35 to 81, in
the Monday matches.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
Maybe Connie is Satisfied.

baseball
folks ordinary ability than any person me
lend
little pest Listen Kid ihk dismay calls at
loose worth keeping he
sambng for the hurricane deck instead OF snoring IN the mold
which would
ONei OF
Dutch Leonard
pinch hitter with Nc
Walsh
maybe Johnny Lavan whom
X I'D overs In wouldn't
a
a r. oolsge andA
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11

According to Thinkers Cabs, Pitch
er knntiehner, of the Pirates, has
mastered n new delivery. He pegs his
bean hall mt the batter's corns there
by serving what he calls the succo-
fash ball.