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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-23
INSPECTORS END
LURLINE TRIAL;
DECISION LATER
Capt. TroeI Smith Does Not Yet
Know Verdict; Steamer
May Sail Tomorrow
INSPECTORS WOULD ALLOW
|. FREIGHT, NOT PASSENGERS
Local Agency. However, Will
ii. Not Send Cargo on
Vessel Now

That the Matson steamer Lurline
will be allowed to sail tomorrow for
San Francisco via Kahului provided
an inspection which will be made as
soon as temporary repairs are COM
pletede reveals the vessel to be sate,
was stated at o'clock this afternoon
by u. s. Inspector Of Hulls Joseph j.
Meany. -. r..
IF our inspection shows the Lur-
line to be satisfactorily repaired we
will allow her to sail for San Fran
cisco via Kahului tomorrow" said In.
spector Meany, "but he will not let
her carry any passengers. The Lur-
line can take freight If she wants to,
but / understand all freight reserva-
tions have been cancelled. J" The local
agent, Castle & Cooke, confirmed the
inspectors statement concerning
freight
At 1880 this morning the inspec-
tors received a report from the local
agency that the water had been
brought under control and work OF
completing temporary repairs was pro-
crossing we'll Two divers have stop
ped the crack. in one of the plates.
They also discovered one rivet miss
ing and the heads of several other
rivets sheared by the hull touching bot
tom on a submerged rock off Maka-
puu Point last Wednesday morning.
The divers plugged the holes where
rivets were missing and are going
ahead with other repair work at Pier
10. where the Lurline Is docked
The Lurline will go via Kahului to
fContinued On mage tvol
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HUI Which GOT
MAHUKA SITE TO
DISCUSS BUILDING
Unexpectedly High Price May
Upset Combination: Probably
Plans Will Go Through
TAX ASSESSOR FORECASTS
INCREASE IN NEARBY RATE
Property in Vicinity Will Prob
ably Be Revalued; Com
/. nents of Experts

Thar the $475.000 paid for the Ma
huka sitesSaturday was S125,000 more
than top price agreed upon by the
'hui' or combination which bought it
in, was admitted today by its men,
bers. As result a readjustment of
their parts of the purchase price by
the members may have to take place.
According to the plans worked out
beforehand, the Hawaiian Electric
Company is to erect new office
building at the corner of King and
Bishop streets: and the Mclnerny
brothers. will take the rest of the
King street frontage on which to build
an office building, both buildings to be
four stories high; and Castle & Cooke
takes the rest of the land.
With the price, however. going
1925, 900 more than was agreed upon,
the first two members are today un-
certain how the deal will work out,
as the increase is more than they ex-
pected to pay A meeting will be held
in the next few days to decide this
question, and it is expected that some
solution favorable to all will be set
tied upon. In the meantime, however,
a member of Castle & Cooke said to-
day that If the other two do not care
to take up their options, his company
will buy it all.
Taxes Likely to Be Raised
: The UNEQUAL price peit for the prop
erty has also raised the question Of an
increased tax value on all adjacent
property and, according to c. T. Wild
er, tax assessor, this increase will
probably be in the neighborhood of 25
per cent Bishop park, across King
street, is assessed on valuation of
$29S,30 and the two properties are
approximately the same in size, Bish-
op park being slightly larger. The
Bishop property on Bishop and King
streets, extending 40 feet from the
corner, is assessed $40 a foot and
Wilder said today that he expected it
would go very close to $3.50, though
naturally he is speaking offhand.
AS Castle & Cooke has lease OF
four years more on it's present build
ing, the company has not decided yet
on any future plans in regard to the
new site and nothing will be done un-
til the deed is received from Wash
ington: ."..~
Malcolm A. Franklin, collector of
customs, said today that he had wired
the price bid to Washington but did
not know how soon he would receive
reply. "They may answer by
CABLE" he said. ."or they may not re-
ply until they send the deed
Businessmen about town generally
believe that the price paid for the Ma.
huka site is very close to its present
worth, although they agree it went
higher than they thought possible.
Among the opinions Of experts are
the following:
Richard Trent, Trent Trust Com
pany: 'As an investment it is little
high but | am glad to see it go w
as it showed Honolulu real estate is
a good investment"
| J.. w. Pratt, former tax assessor:
'sThe price paid for the Mahuka site
shows clearly that the value set al
the condemnation suit was extremely
fair and | believe that the money be-
-:... (Continref on page two1
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TRIAL JURYMEN FOR
ASHF0RD'S COURT TO
REPORT. ON WEDNESDAY

Circuit Judge Ashford's trial jurors
have been notified to be in court at
8 O'Clock next Wednesday morning,
at which time the first criminal trials
of the term will begin. The jury list
is as follows: --'.
A. X. Asam. A. L. Bushnell, ]. B.
Carver, W. w. Chamberlain, H. y.
Crabbe, F. J. Dutra, H. Fl. Holt, ], K.
Ii. S. A. Macy, C. A Macintosh, ]. ID.
Marques, r. g. Moore, Albert McGurn
J. S. Holt, Morley Philip, c. W. Renear
A. f. Silva, d. B, Silva, w. H. Soper,
1T. Warren, Richard Westoby, c. F.
White, Philip c. Wong. .a
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Price Of Sugar
Continues High
Into Next Year
WiIIett & Gray Estimate World
Crop $4,000 Tons Increase
But Market is Strong
++++++<<+t<<<<<++

- Alexander & Baldwin today =
\ received from its New York =
= house a weekend cahle-letter =
= which deals more extensively =
= with the sugar situation than y
4 have any cable messages recent =
y ly, quoting prices for deliveries =
\ extending into next year. The =
= message reads: -" =
y NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Sales =
= for the week were 100000 bags =
4 Cubas in store in October and
y first half of November and full =
\ duty paid about 1000 tons in :
y same positions, all to rnfipers. =
\ A small quantity of new drop Gu =
4 bas sold to refiners. covering ex- =
y port business; JanuarS and Feb 4
= ruary sold at. 6.46 ana March =
= 5.39. ~s.~. r.. .. -.. -.
\ "Willett & Gray estimate the =
4 new crops of the world at 9l3.- =
4 900 long tons over this years =
= crop. -..r \
4 OFFERS are made of late. Octo-
= Der and first half of November 4
4 at $50. Stores are obtainable \
4 at the same price. Full duty is :
= offered at the equivalent of 6.51. 4
= The market is strong e.. \
+ = =
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DR.. w. H. FRY AGAIN is
NAMED HEAD OF LOCAL
METHODIST MISSIONS

Rev. w H. Fry former Spokane
pastor, was reappointed as superin.
tendent of. Hawaii mission by the Ore,
gon conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal church which closed recently at
Lebanon, Ore, and which transferred
DR.. ]. W. McDougall of Portland to
Spokane as pastor of st. Paul's Meth
odist church, says the Spokane,
Wash, Chronicle. PIG !.
DR.. Fry's reappointment will please
his many friends in Hawaii, as his
work as head of the Methodist mis-
sions in the islands has been most
satisfactory, say those who are in
close touch with his labors.
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CONTRACT SIGNED AND
WORK STARTS ON SEA
VIEW Improvement I

The contract between the city and
l.. NJ. Whitehouse, contractor, for the
Sea View Improvement District No.
8 was signed by Mayor John c. Lane
and work also started this morning.
The cost of the work will he
S7754.S0 and calls for the paving or
Vancouver highway and Rocky Hill
street with asphalt macadam, with con-
crete cutters. storm drains and coral
curbings. =. ....-
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STORM ON GREAT
LAKES IS DEADLY
fA.snciated pre,a hr Federal Wirelessl

fAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 23.-The
less of the steamer Merida last Fri
day in the storm which ragged over
the Great Lakes is now conceded.
Seven bodies of those aboard Yhe
steamer have been recovered and it
is. believed that all % of the crew
were drowned The gale has taken a
toll of at least 0-lives and four lake
vessels are known to have gone down.
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SOLDIERS FROM
YELLOWSTONE Go
down TO BORDER
Assoeiated Press by Federal wirelessl

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelessl
LANDER, Wyo, Oct. 23.-Fort Vel.
lowstone has been closed by the need
for men on the Mexican border. The
200 soldiers usually stationed at the
fort have been sent to the border ana
80 park rangers are taking their
places IN guarding Yellowstone Park.
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NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET TODAY

Following are the closing prices Of
stocks on the New York market 70.
day, sent by the Associated Press over
the Federal Wireless: ...
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MAN WHO MADE BEECHAM'S
PILLS FAMOUS is DEAD

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
LONDON, Eng, Oct 23.-Sir JOS
eph Beecham. the noted pill manufac:
turer, died today at Hampstead.
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Kaiser Ready to Fight to Victory

LONDON, Eng. Oct 23An Amsterdam despatch thai
during his visit the west front the Kaiser after come
Grating said But who living will hgbI
further nobody will again asl the honor and
liberty o German people,.
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vienna AND BERLIN HASTEN
TO DENY ASSASSINATION WAS
PART OF Big POLITICAL PLOT
DAYS FIGHTING, AS REPORTED FAv0RS TEUT0NS. With.
/ Won MACKENSENS TROOPS CAPTURING IMPORTANT
RUMANAN SEAPORT, C0NSTANZA-TREMEND0US Ar
TILLERY BATTLE ON THE S0MME
ASSOCIATED Press Service BY Federal wirsrs'-,-

VIENNA Austria 23 High official circles and the press
declaring assassination of Count Carl Stuergkh y
Adler the Socialist Der kape
and Of widespread potea plot
directed against the present ministry.
that Adler the Of large group deterned t
force the retirement present ministry and change the
declared false by the oha
Government circles regard the killing as the act OF Poht
crank political situation the course
The Socialist party of which ADLER was an xry Or
editor has disavowe responsibility for the shooting or any
pahy with Adlers
Adler stated the police that he shot Stuergkh because the
premier had opposed the convening Of parliament officials say
this The brands Aier
irresponsible criminal with brother in the insane asyum
Adler acquainted with the premier
BERLIN, Germany Oct 2The total repuse of the Russians
from Naryoyka Gaca has been eOmpeed
with 5G0 umanians has been
captured.
BERLIN Germany 1The Berlin newspapers that
the deed irresponsible fanatic and has no rf
influence the political situation He has sister who mas
been insane for
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HOSTILE PLANE DROPS
BOMBS AT MARGATE, ENG

LONDON, Eng. Oct 2S.-A hostile
aeroplane early today dropped three
bombs at Margate. two persons being
injured and a hotel damaged. British
aeroplanes. rose and chased the in
vader off.
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Tremendous Artillery Fight on Somms

BERLIN Germany. 23-There tremendous ARTILLERY
battle in progress today hank the onme
nuing activity of the past days Allied attacks beweep
Lesars Ranc0urt have been repulsed.
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PARIS France 23The French today fought their var
neghbohood Of Sally and Sale capturing spur
No. 12S
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fContinred on page twol
The Detroit times., 1916-09-25
THIS Old BIRD
REAL ATHLETE

Walter Brickett. English. athlete.
aged 81. IL Just az old as he feels
and record Of his work IS covering
seven miles by different STYLES ~
locomotiou ir 80 minutes ~ B. sec.
ends indicates that De must Dee feel
ing pretty clipper
These were his performances In
their sequence
Milo walk. minutes - seconds
Mile RON. over hurdles, W'nut'7
- seconds
NIL run. minutes 90 seconds
Two miles on bicycle. minutes
- seconds
Mile rowing. minutes 20 seronds
MI" swimming u minutes - t-'
seconds
me hurdles were Eve in number
and were > feet inches nigh T.
fained IN torrents Just before Brick.
ett made his start and therefore HE
performance was all the more 70
markatIe on account ~ The adverse
conditions for his land stunts
4 year ago Brickett walked "A
mile. ran two miles. cycied a mile.
rowed mile and swan NILE In
70 minutes % seconds
The Detroit times., 1916-09-25
CENTRAL'S TEAM
HAS THE MATERIAL.
But IT'S VERY RAW

Central h.za na PLAYED .s 1r-r
game Of football FOR -Hl- season. ana
The contest sa- Sired a blaze 1I or.
t0a..m UP Cas--ave Vas IN. game
ar't Monroe SATURDAY. vas FRANKLY IS
trial zailor 'tr 'he BLUE and ra a.
giving Coach RerrogEE ,1t f et.
tereur. q chance rc d. discover rae
Upr-h ~ The talent VIII Era e
Is aossss ed This fall IT,. car. nd
ro- disclose 81 squad ~ tate erau-
rorst1 Galore r4r ll -rar
er43 ha' has more ~ s..r.as
,5su Ao~s expected
Central has au0-lr~ ara .'.r. "a.
g. very green. -Gt IL .te sur u.s.
.tsre. diego ,ef rua .a develop
81 TIE back field showed 81. JOSS
.a.1 three very promising .-.ars ~
fte zsk.n Drsrke-' ar. Allen
banded .amsalva~ T-.l .ss1
.tl5 rrr.rF. and NeCa.tau f, -ae
lrs au a.I hard yEs .-st
,Ha- H.-ro. 81. has 'a. He'.. .lr
at,.a.r Sine 'eau p-a. |r- a. CIR
teach n football 10 .lm- FOR .a. big
game
The Detroit times., 1916-09-25
ID. y. S. Grid Stars Ranked as
Varsity Men at Syracuse
Eligible At Jump, Says
RumOr To Ann
ArbOr

ANN ARBOR Mich. Sept %
Detroit fans who have taken an i-.
tersst IN high school football III th1,
city. and who ere planning on se4-
ing The Michigan >yraCus- game 's..
fall a. Ferry Fed. maF see some
very familiar faces on Tho OranE
team when d lines up for as -
dope has altered through 20 Coach
Douglas N-Aitmarsh, Dlggan Roos
ard Planck have entered This school
With enough advance credit no ua<a
them eligible for The varsity team.
Syracuse having q rule which makes
q man able 20 play wien De- ba, con
ple,ed one semester, work To sum
msr school or ia The regular college
year
According 70 ne best of authori-v.
these mer were % '-@ Glass 20 make
them good material for Syracuse ~
We're prep school -tay, In their -=
-pecttv. position Fl5rcK and Visit
marsh In the 5aekted yuggau t-l
The Detroit times., 1916-09-25
Sparks Has 1t On
Zieger In Quarter
back Race

ANN ARBOR. Mica Sent -5
With he f-,t scrmmaec scheduled
Tor Tuesday afternoon. Ann Ar1u.
folks a-r beginning 10 size up Coach
Nes NeNeIvcs and &c PICK lla
r'os' lbtly e0raination FOR 10 ur-t
TEAM 2 proposition that is ,vtIeus-
J. difficult ascagre uea-ly al the
prospects are strangers 20 T. OF N
critics.
Tao lrs ls the important polu, ~
development this year The cardi
dates are heavy enough. Ul, Yet
@. net particular happy over a for
ward saI that would have rcklad
bis saa-r iu the ola Days % push
ru'l and puuuel rle new open
rF-ua demands .pasa and hpi-h' n
h1tta2 20 aret ana re sUlu-e o, a
ro hundred and ton pound line.
Grown 81. t0 md. last season has
Shown Tho i-eu.or that lr IS nearly
impossible 20 move a big ma q1lck-
The Detroit times., 1916-09-25
Johnson Couldn't Check the
Lead Oft Batters, and Lost
Ehmke AS Bad, But
Sharp Fielding
Saved Him

Young pitches who visited Nayin
field sunday afternoon. and SAW the
Tigers beat the Nationals had
chance TO learn something very
much 10 their advantage There
was a big lesson for the Young frl-
lows out there Yesterday, Con
densvd into "a t,w words Tor easy
memory. IL RUS as follows
40 pitcher can permit the
FIRST man up IN au tuning 20
reach FIRST bar without suffer
ing for H. not ,u.p b H.s uaur
Is Walter Johusou G-l-1E that
first man-e+rr iusi %. import
-Hur as tanning thy ,Mrd man Ip
when a runner is un second
II Is common weakness ot pitch.
ers 20 loaf on the FIRST man tu bat
In an inning trusting to lurk for
him 70 get ont or 20 d. lost n the
shuttle if hs doe get ou D. seems
TO take a great pitcher to a .,u,cr
a pinch with nobody on the paths
10 dance jig, and even tho great
pitchers are not always immune
from cerri"-s hinginz
Walter Johnson pitched asaJust
the Tigers yesterday and be- got
inc laciug The Tigers went 20 bat
in eight innings and In four ~
hose the drst man NO got ON. The
Tigers got six INNS during the at.
cFuoou and four OF Them were The
result OF gcttns The jump ON John.
son
vltt doubled 20 start tho first
ming Had he been retired there
would have h.en no Tiger rally
scored Holman walked 10 start
The second. and while hc was forced,
his stroll brought up VIII again AFT.
er there should have been three
out. Oscar doubled again. scoring
tNo runs Cobb led on 70 the third
with single bat was uahaod try
.ng 70 stretch A. Ty I'D oF with
hit in the nrh s'o'. SECOND and
scored 9n Veeeh.- htt
Ehmk, insisted in getting into tho
same kind o' fN. and once 81 ook
a lightning double play to pull him
out His fayorito stunt Ha- walk
~ the ar-f NAV az -nd ~ ird 10
three times u happened Ia the see
ond and a tine stop aUj throw by
Bush saved his hide If happened
again In tho fourth and a double
The Detroit times., 1916-09-25
Watching the
ScoreboaP0
lEsrrnDAY'S IlrRo.

kayannn=h. 81 irvsinnd. Pinch
hittinE for JDs BoehIInc ~ the
NTH inning Win fhr bases Fufi
hnNanaugh dsurr the bell fh-u
hole IN the t'-F eos frure auf
defeated tho Rcd ~r0
o. wns Dufcb a1uarH SOUTH. sd,
no snsv The minIous or Leo TsFf
tTnmptr over him
u cobb hit .nfrI1 -four time. or.
~ the same ruuIar rf trips ta che
plate. Nud oN Waiter E.hr-sl Zoo.
Howard Ihmkr. Bafg.lf.. rarl..s
star, tvtriFd hi4 third O.. tory .. n--
b. Fo,sned fhs Ef-uf Waite. and tr.
senators.
Nfos ,uli"p. YANKEE -autapat, Ip.t
close one 60 Williams. rf ths EItt
suN.
FRANK Haker and Walls TYpp turp
81 iu fhe errors thnt Hrfrs.,I tho
New Yorker
GrorEe stsier. the HrovrIs pLrnutr.
pitched his third game ur .ir .rpr
hnd f~ll y ,trtIW Goo nIrtfrtt itsrIIul
h. ~elbold. - fhr Afhtrtfr-.
The ~ IouI-au- were Htf. Co.
Enfhr- nTff fhrrr bits on trnltr
Mafh.- rrH1 HiuErr.
pnrbsu. anoIhcr snuur went
tu the Stab Tor the ATuI~IIr. Boo the
Second uni ,tH- barrel, win.
I'sr, National ienEus club had
dat 4u hut Wit renew their deuth
Eruppie- today
The Detroit times., 1916-09-25
Arson Criticises

Billy Sunday il holds baseball tt
the he played under Pop
the modern isms nasmucb F.
"a .tt t rs
holds the old,me baseball be- %
that modern ball
emergencies that they
OF the following
strategy:
more b. hrH r~t.rI pt,tsr
r. now g Lsrpt three.
-
n u The wps
too man pIayr usad
~ We ~ ayed . EaurzI
80 Ssekss. the arr 81
hurtsn
the other aLrs
= . la thai
Poor Ping Bodie As
had been purchased by Connie Mack hitting coast a %
ed $40 ''"7-' .'''i
Here's hoping that all those in
OR catch cold In their batting Yep that's
get hG "Ae
The Tigers st the auly proh can
didae Or president
The Detroit times., 1916-09-25
~ CROUCH 20 cope With the agile
modern forwards

BY CROUCH 20 cope With the agile
modern forwards
Because :tey know the game and
are fairly shjf,y. We!mans and
T.-ko aSe being doped 10 plav The
farkies they are the slightest of
'Be line candidates. with the exceP.
ton 1. center Neimann. but are fast
and hea5y Wcske Is an M" man,
Luz st.ll green on some OF the IS.
-e7,lal points d the game Weimans
WAS che fresh end star of last year,
r his 100 POUNDS are 80 well dis
trslrad over q large frame thA, he
r.re- promise OF seins star At
tackle
The guard positions arc the occa.
sion o. a greater fight than the tack.
les FOR Rehof Poyd and Glen Dunno
IRE all PLAYING rood ball, are all
heavy ana saem 20 possess hght.
ReHor BE- the biggest and Is a candL
Bat. Of merit for that reason. his
aeht and pep being limited by his
-59 pounds Boyd learned the game
from I0sf last season and has been
coming fast. Dunne played fine ball
on The AilFrrst Last fall MacLach-
Ian and Willard will give some One
q fgh' FOR these and the tackle posi-.
t,u- but arc not doped az varsity
men.
Center ts conceded to "Wally" Nei-
mann lighter from tip TO toe. and a
hirlWnc on defense Tho light.
tho veteran is one Of tho most CAP
able ccu'ers Michigan has ever had.
and this ~ said In the memory Of
Patterson, Baynst)rd and Schultz.
MOrr1e" Dune and Peach are ig
ured for the ends, with Whalen The
if.fI choice Dunno and Whalen
have not vet reached camp but are
expected daily peach played on the
Fr' 3man team last year and is fast.
heavy and experienced
The backfDld has two positions
vacant. but the competition for quar-.
tor has narrowed down TO ZIegers'
experience versus Sparks skill
The Jackson boy IL a whirlwind on
o'fsnse and defense. out Zelger has
the evDo-Iepco on him Sparks will
pro3ab,v so The call however The
flFattalf position BE- also toss.rp
between Raymond and Sharpe Both
n.er are fast, Lu' the latter ic letter
az advancing the bril-. while Ray
mon1 is q kicker OF some skill. Since
cplrks ls only fair kicker. and
"3Iorrie' dunno, Who looted some
la-' Fall. D. not consistent, Mauly's
ruu.na mate may have 10 be Ray
Ieo1d II someone else can handle
th, 1ootiug. sharpe looks the logical
choice
Coach Douglas. who Is lirlDing in
tha uackfold coaching declared that
81. combination % Sparks. Sharpe.
a.h AMI NpuIJet.ch would give
Michigan The fastest and best Lack
ar. % .a Jue time
/ uiuiu has had It easy TO
|c.ta a..t4o there has been no gen
|ur. r1trh work Tho scflmmngc
Tomorrow tho VIII start him N and
L hands Will be full u rho atrenu.
TONS tactics continue through ycrlm-
t0o-e Tuthll reports every man
in coon condition. Smith and Mauly
ihave not suffered any return Of their
old injuries.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-25
Weimans and Weske Likely to
Be YOst Tackles This Year
MARTY kAvANA6H
STOPS CHAMPIONS

CfE,N-Ei AND. Sept - The
Rel Sox ar last have Lost a game.
Here Is how IL happened Cleye-
land got the bases full tn the
atth. with -hree runs needed 10
take The lead Marty kayanagh
was called uton to al, for Boehl-
iuE. He sueaked long ay DC.
EanL nua IaNis and the ball
slipped under the fence. count
ing for a home run That freak
blow save -rbs Red SoN their first
setback since they started 20
maui the White SoK 4 week ago.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-25
Than Any Other Pitcher Except Mmn

- 90 10
the specs and chin foliage are ,p''ns anu
q og the circle W nav
- bas' sieiof az 't "t hoL 90
beenab ~ pun ms 'N0
north pole ne discovered thar the pole ram @ ~
vhrh pendulum fashion, lh'
srd sh from one extreme Certainly that the way m
The American .iSO' hal
Sss,,ug average that ranged With on} On" Tigers n
and Ave enbs RECORDS III
American League clubs and att oa one m
Eachs easo baitins det''N''
~ ifaI hii'''l
had The same sIt"1' l'' '
OF
The Detroit times., 1916-09-25
FIRST HALF-sEAs0S
Ehmke's Triumph.

r we'll game as
day shutou route of similar sls.t' Fe
He had settled 10y
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the cupped not because
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splendid support "HeA vas staged IL
his
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Grin counted the
and l1
them right
r far enough to hand the capitol city elan comfortable
johnson has pitched some This He good
yesterday
cradle support which has afflicted him during bis whole There
indication that he Johnson
this season for club in the league Washington and w Athletics
There is little chance dispute TINS assertion there club
mentioned couldn't
e
0f f.e Two o.,
these however
he did
almost a
70 p
the .
a DH srr tl
strols and double three chances
singles and a double appearance
The Detroit times., 1916-09-25

the Swede has
is games dropped
Washington the humble The Wash
him three
Develop winning during his he lost IS Of his
pitcher American defeated
Majors
The Detroit times., 1916-09-25

completed and In day
NV railroads posted with big
Wv CoGeyyle welcome fayorite
Walter than pitcher
Coveleskie Ruth and shawk and then BY fuk the
him "a The three each and clean
will them by.
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GriA's Pennant Boom Punctured.

IL THIS explains handy what plncured Clark CrHths
~
373 ans
p
the pitching Johnson did