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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15
Of Blob, iom ST marfer flpber gjen.
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|df Blob, Tom 81 mprfer fIpber glen.
nem nlIe 6e of%ficielle Eelegrammer,
|bliber beitanoig breoere % mere
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iom bore Gien6er pber paa bort
|2arb fro 0elt, fra 9lt % fra 5Do-
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log. Omfring % bnr bore SLENDER
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gere be1tri0e, at bore SLENDER Ell
blepen lige ian lterfe iom hi, % a!
be bliber itRrfere for bber Sag,
l&rigen barer.
Ser CT Sranfrig, 1om lite ct til
at bride ct Sfri6t tilbage. Ser CT
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bar u6mattet % fraftlelt, % ion'
MI 1tamper be1ton6ig npe Millione1
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|lonb, Ser bar afcepteret baa0e bu1
olmi6elige @prnepligt og set tpnng'
nc Arbei6e, 1om Set fpr bnr befem'
pet iaa beftigt. 81 EDifere ifol oQ
maa mi 1e &eoliteterne lige / Mniig'
tet, % Ri maa giere % flart, at bl
lpber Ben frpgteligite Sore for al
fomme ne6 / a,1oen Stang, life blot
moterielt, men ogiaa moralif, bbiS
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p6e- bore lt6]te Dire, % s6en, SCI
lite SIR Set, bielper meo ill., a
Sp1flon6 gaar un6er."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15
2ibt ON 8olens &pnsefrone,

S Sen polite Sorfatning bor ben
|bellige &rone % &%roningen 1amme
mp1tiife @etp6ning iam ben bellige
lungnrife &rone bar / bette 2on6S
|Sorfotning. Com befjen6t erbolot
lGprlt 8oleslop / Maret 1924 &ro=
men at Boben og loo fig frore meo
|6en 1tjpnt SEN tpife Setter otto BEN
lEreoie ollerebe 20 @or tioligere Boo
|be ien6t bam en- &rone. 8olesloo
tmobtog 6og / Ste6et for 8abenS, 6o
ban lite pil6e bore &ejferenS Gems
lberre.
Sor1,oen Sen bellige &rone fin6es
Ser en6m to &roningS=Sniiiignier.
IDet enc er set @ber6, meb bbilfet
Ii Sp1ge Sognet 8oleslab lprengtt
|6en epl6ne SPORT til Sen erobreoe
|@p, &ieb. Set on6et Snitgnie ct Sen
2onie, bborme6 BEN bellige Mauri=
titus bleb 6rebt, % font er1tatter oet
Ii an6re 2onbe gengie @cepter.
Mlle 6isie Sn1tgnier forfpanot pao
en- eller on6en mD1tiif Maa6e be>
8elejringen al &rofau / 1892 oq
11n6gif 6erbe6 at fal6e / Sc rnSfiiff
@robreres @gn6er. Sc b1eb ituffe1
til SIDE 90 giemt; % iioen ga bo1
f11n tire polite &otrioter 1amtioiQ
bobt &ienbifab til 6eres @iemme
ne6. Naar en- of Sc Snobie0e 6pr
in6toges bans &la6s at EN- anoen
Sg &emmeligbe6en bill iffe bltbt
rpbet, FIR en- &roning finder @te}
i ct ielp1ten6igt &ongerige Yolen.
Sor rogle Mar ii6en git Der gjen:
nem bele Sen tp1fe &resie en- Me6:
oelelie om> at Sen polite &rone Dol
bleben opoaget. Set bite fig imio
lerti6 mart, at set beroe6e paa Ct
Gejltagelie, tbi oct bar fun en- GAM,
met 6omiliefrone, man bab6e fun
oct.
s Gammenbeng bermeo er De:
gonife intereS1ant at bloc, at al all
@r1ropos 5toter Dor Tprfiet Ser
%eneite, iom lite a%nerfjen6te @olen5
Deling. Eprferne gior6e fig lite Of
%ficie1t u%noerrette6e om, at .Hole1
bob0e opb6rt at efsiltere. og oe
polite @eianotifabs @alo6s i Soon
ltonti11opel befin6er Zig en6nu / Dal
! iamme @tono, font 90 BEN ii61t
polite Mmbos1a0gr forlo6 BET. Suite
bleb ga forleglet % bar iiben 1T
teret taget / 8rug. s ober Sun
|6re6e Mor bar bette tob1e 5Dmbo
bentet pao &ongeriget 8olens Glen
opItooel1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15

8onf6ireftpren til Eenoren: v9e
Dor onbo16t ONT Min Dotters &oon6,
ng ieg bill erlig tilltaa Sem, at
jeg bor bapt itore @etpnfeligbe:
Der. Man bar %fortalt mig, at Sc
fprte ct meget Ietiin6igt 2in; men
i @aar Dor leg / 0peroen og berte
9em font 9on $uan. De ifal fac
min Datter, mon bar bagtolt 9em
De CT ab1olut ingen 9on Suan."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15
UyHk Un1gatnh.
Stemminsen efter to Glars &rig,

CT oct Sun6be6en, Der enoe1ig
|begpnber at 6emre for Bet tDife
Soft? @r oct @e6llen for set font
menoe, set uun6gaaelige, Ser MI be-
gpn6er at. gribe mango? st Me6er=
lag for Epiflon6! 81 tpr eno ifffe
|tenfe poo 6et," iog6e MON be6 &ri-
gems @egpnoel1e. ~@i maa iejre!"
E5ioen bleb BET til Sorieg at ilippe
11o al &1emmen, Gorlpg paa at foa
len ereful6 Tre6. &bo6 goD man it.
lie al gurnle Mmbitioner for Blot at
funne opnaa Status quo ante, lom
Oiplomoterne u6trDffer fig. Me1
en6 life set t9r man lpngere baabe
poo, og / BEN tp1fe Nresie l9ier man
Sag efter Sag 6e ltooig mere oa-
benbore n6bru6 al uro og Welanfo<
Ii. @por goor oct ben imo0? &bo6
bliber Dor Sf9bne?
Sen fronife @er6un<5eir bar
|gjprt ct Iangt 6Dbere Sn6trDf |
1Epiflano, ems man bil bore beo.
@r set mrtligt, at alt, bba6 Ser bleb
|onn6et be6 1pb MoaneoerS nbpre %
forfer6elige Sire al Mennelfelib,
Ter gaoet tobt igjen paa 1pb elmer!
@r set muligt, at set Sranfrig, TOM
man troe6e nbpumpet be6 Connie
|0ffen1iben bob6e 1aa mat1ge &ref=
ter: Mmmunition 90 &eierber, al
Set iomti6ig fun6e ilaa 1ps beo
Ner6un! Set / tpff 29ntieneite ltaa=
cn0e 8loo u8erner Eogeb1att" fri
Der ont @er6un og 6en frantic @ejr
Der:
Sen frantic Seer be6 8er0un
bar gjort ct &11p, bbiS 1t%rotegilte
&onlefpen1er mon enonu fife fan
operi e. l16en Sbibl bil Sc M1liereoe
fejre Eilbogeerobringen beo 8erour
1om en- flor Ger, og Spiterne oil
tro6s olle officielle 6orltfringer on
set mooiatte f%or1taa, at alt iff{
ltaor til be6 @er6un, font BET bnroe.
Det bar iiiffert Sc %-nllerfleite Sp:
1feres fo1te 0berbebtsning, at oe'
pil6e bore nmuligt for Sronifm9n
oene poo ct onoet Steo at Sronter
at iomle tilltreffelige Mpngoer q
Ammunition og M9n6 iamti0ig mef
at Somme=Offeniipen fanot @teo
Derfor neie6es mon fra tpif Sio'
beo 8er6nn ogian me6 at baDe bio
Sc ollerng6benoigite Stprfer ii
|Soribor. Men Sranfrig 1pnes a
bore b1eben ct 2on6 for 6e nbegren
le6e Muligbeoer, % al 6e tbeore
|tiife umuligbe6er bar set giort e.
frigenoe &enlitet. Waoife er bel
OHen1iben be6 5omme fun en- Sin
. te. Maaife bill mar iloa BET afgiq
ren6e @log poa belt onbre &ante1
Det er 6ranffmenoene og @ngl9n
6erne, Ser bor Sr6et = og Offer
1ipen."
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ner 1e11e Nacbricbten" Ser gi9lbe
for at bore &ronprinlens 9rgm, {
lige iaa melanfolif efter @er6u1
Slaget.
rs &rigens fpr1te Duge felte 4
set alle> at hi lebe0e en- flor 0
bebpget Ei6 me6, og enbber bar b.
re6t til at ofre alt al lit eget. 8,
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|gr Ri ollie en6n1 lige iao opfpl6te {
1bellig B%ligtiber? 5or1taar III al
. 'en6nu Dor Sihuatton? Sc Stremn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15
Sitter / 8remen,

s 2er6ogs Mib6ogs onfom set
tpife l1n6erban6Sfib, ~0e11ticblono",
til Bremen efter at babe ful6en6t
fir on6en epofegjeren6e Mmeriforej=
ic. Suren fra Seem 2on6on Conn,
til 8remen bore6e ] nitten Gage -
me6ens 6en fgr1te &eiie fra Bolti=-
more til 8rem1en baboe baret / %
Gage.
u9euticblan6" meobragte Borer
til ct 8eleb al benpe6 ii Mi1lioner
Marf, og 6esu6en 1tore Mengbcr
officiel Roit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15
f]xlp6 bnntrjpnrrnf!

SRA &r.. g. z. gorp6on i Chico.
90, Der er @nslerer for ben 4omlte,
1cm in6Iomler Nenge til falone Sen-
oerjpoers @%fferlo6te, bar ri mooto-
act 8ioragslilte Mr. 9: Bioragene
pmiatter Mopember % fgr1te l1ge al
Geceuber).
Sra Mrs. 30. Sacobien, Sollp-
1pooo, @o1b., 81; neo 6. g.. 8oo-
bo1ot, $40; peo 81. SO. Anoerien:
Mrs. Souls &onien, &ton, @eb.,
So; 81. .. S. 81. Stanoaro, alta,
Gonaoa, 81; Sprgen S. 9amm, Or
1ington, g.. Sat, 50; beo 6. 6.
@obbolot, $40; 8. 6. 8oobolbt, SIS;
Neter 81. &eterien, @bite @iper, g.
Sat, SIS; 81. g. @cbel6t, Marinette,
@is., $500; Sngpart @intber, 4r-
oubon, Sopo, 50; g.. sc. 3gnber,
0n1oba, Mebr., 81; Mage Meler,
Mplteo, geebr.: 8. s. @prenien,
Nplteo, @ebr., IS; SONS &asmusic1,
g1plteo, Mebr., S.; s. &o1bonge.
Uoirfiel6, Conn, 81; go. Mitfelien:
Triritotis Menigbeo, Gbicago, $68;
Sc. g. Nosmus1en, 211 50. Ma6iion
Ctr, Gbicogo, 50; Mrs. 81. g. Sen=
fen, Gnlbing, @ebr., IS; Mage Mpl-
Ter: Miels Mielien, Mplte0, Mebr.,
So; Sl1lins Senien, @D1teo, Mebr.,
$3.50; @untie &e0erien, Mpiteo,
Nebr., 81; 8. 6. @o6bol6t: &pinoe=
foreningen / Maniitee, Micb., IS;
en- unebnt 50; &ep. @noerien,
Bloir, Mebr.: 81. .Ebomlen Manfoto,
Minm., 50; 81. 6. &i16egoaro: .0onif
60. 2utb. Srinitatis Strife, $12.25;
8. Senien, s@lba, Mebr., ST.; @erS.
g. Senlen, .Glba, 9eebr., ST.; g. 6.
Miellen, Clio, Mebr., So; Scr. &
Mrs. 6riif, 8pron> @ol., 50; g.. 6.
@oobol0t: Menigbe6en / Mifoo,
Minn, $56.14; s. s.. .@rooenfelo,
De @ere, @is., $3;.&. Sonien: Mez
nigbe6en / 8rnib, Colorado, $22.10;
sc. &olit: $3.50; M...&ollt, $3.50;
] Ibeo. 8. Sect: Dorlf 2utb. Strife,
Gorooba> Mebr., 1923; so. Soft:
Soft / 5olpong, $34. = Sioligere
fnitteret for $685.. Salt $1,4S3.99.
@n bjertelig Eaf for alle 6is}e
8ibrag.
s. g. Gprpbon,
204S &umbol0t 8lb6..
Chicago.
@n6bi6ere bor hi mo0taget ne:
benltooen6e 2ite::
Suffering for mubtagre @aper til
Spuberjpberne.
Ya1t. s.. ,Mor6entoft, @olbang,
'r-' @-r-
Sal, IS; g. Camp, Gorliis, ISIS.
81; 81. M11nf, &acine, ISIS, IS;
q. Mn0er1en, &ocine, @is., SIS:
en- 11nepnt, &ocine @is., SIS; er
nnebnt, &acine, @is., S.; MielS
@briitenien, &ocine, @ts., IS; &ar]
u. &onien, Spanboe, Minn, SIS;
&bin6eforeningen, Mani1tee, Micb.
IS; S. 6. @robenfelo, 6. Sc. Yere
@is., So. Eulammen. $43.
Gor bbilfen Gum berbe6 fpittereS
pg taffes.
@aber mootages f1emoeles.
6. 6. 8ubbplbt,
Mucine, @is.
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Gjfnnfn1 nr faDrr. .
Gn site1 % bens Siitprie.

Gn sitel % bens Siitprie.
$ banlfe 8ogbonolerbin6uer Zig,
ger en- flor 8og, paa bnis 0milag
Ell pragtfulb, ipraglet 8aofngl ltrp-
ger i fulo Tlugt ben oper De mutt
fe, lengielsful6e Orb fra Ben gamle
Ni1grimsiang: @iennem Sc fapre
Miger. -
- Seq fonot benne 3itel til min
|8og - forteller 9r. Sobannes
!8oulien til en- Me1arbeioer beo
s.. s. en @gnoog Morge,1, 90
Mmeritoboooer Ito6 in6 i Sc banife
|5arbonoe. Seq laa neoe ! min &pie
og- bolobIunoeoe, ga Sfibsorfeitret
gonife bempet begpnote at ipille ct
|@teb / Morgentaaeen oppe poo
|Dpffet: DeiIig CT Soroen = .
Seq npnnebe Or6ene me6, inotil
|ieg noocoe ben 2inie: @iennem De
|fabre @iger paa Sor6en. 9a TOM
|ieg til at t9nfe poa, at 6isie Orb
!poa cen Gong bor ioa mutt ct
u6trpf for, bba6 min &eiie bob6e
lberet - og BEN ferlte @eltomitbil-
fen jee fit fra Danmarf @ioen
Sen Morgen bar jeg alorig funnel
tentc boa Meiien, u6en at De Orb
6uffe6e frem / min @rinoring, =
og 6erfor bar leg fat bent iom Eitel
oper min BOG.
-. Set CT 10 life min meter
at bore Sorfatter, men alligebel
bar BET beret mig en nmaaoelig
|@Iebe at ffribe 6enne 8og. -.Sa,
iFripe CT. maoife lite BET rigtige
|11otrpf for jeg ba6er bette at
|fiboe mcb EFT &en / Saanoen % grit
lie. Set er meget naturligere for
mig at 6iftere set, ieg bor poo
&ierte, til Ell @tenograf. Det gjer
LEG oltio, mar jeg lfal babe noget
Frebet = % 1oaleoes er ~@ennem
De. fobre @iger" ogiaa blebet til.
ISor en- rietig 9igter git Set maoife
lite poo Sen Moobe - men for mig
goor set life poo nogen an6en.
49,. Ser er ct @11blifl1m, iee
|i1er gierne bill babe / Sole glen
rem min @og: Set er Sc 1tnge
|inteIligente Men6 berbiemme. 5ol
Dem bar leg ffrebet itore 9ele al
ben. Seq bil6e iaa gjerne foa Dem
It'll at foritaa SEN itore 8etDoning,
6et bor for en- ung Man6 at tom:
me u6 og ie fig ON / @er6en. Seq
lbi1be 1ao 9ierne bite 6em alt oet
@rbej6e % alle Sc :&enge, Der lig-
ger % benter paa l1ngoommer
run6t ON i 6enne @eroen. s olle
mine @fil6ringer omtaler jeg no:
fsrligt Sc @tillinger i Sc forifjel.
lige 2anbe % @gne al @er6en, oe1
eener Zig for raffe, unge Meno
log Der bpoer Sc to ltore> 6anife
Girmner 50. 6. og u5tore Nor.
biffe" bem lite Sc 6oarligite Gban:
Ger.
Men bborfpr er Ser ioa fno, SCI
benbtter fig of 0isie Gboncer? 81
BET Ga 1aa ipprt at ribe fig leS
fra 8riltol, fra 5trpget, fra 8eilt
og @fibe? Gr set 90 1oo tilloffffe11:
lie at ii66e berbjemme og bntlt
fig giennem n1eo ct Yar Sn1in6f
@roner ONT Maret, 11oor en- bel Ser
ben 1tanr en aaben me0 ollie fin
@boncer? -. s England tagel
man us for at tjene fine Yenge ol
biem for: at bruge bent ol
ser bil6e man treffe paa Sfulore
ne 40 ct Menneife, Der fog Zig ii
SO me6 SEN 6onife @ienneminits
in6t9gt - man bil6e regne bon
flor 90 man GOOD for nothing"
@1ot oct 1arnme 5Dnspnnft 6ol
fnn6e fomme poo Mooe berbiem
mel Set fful6e not foa 6e ling
til at tage oflte6!
- Gfrin eftcr 8rgneuumu1er 9
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15

@i benptter 2eiligbeoen til igjen
at gjpre bore 2e1ere opmerflomme
. poa, at Sno1omlingen frem6eles
iortlettes, og at &lo6ets &ontor
me6 @ie6e n1o6tager !8i6rag, for
bpilfe offentlig Suffering gipes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15

Sen Wooerne:. u2egerne paa-,
itaor, at 6e 8grn, Scr fp6es nu,
bar iterre l16fgt til at lebe ems .be>
Der fe6teS for :ba1ptre6s Mar ii6en."
Den @ammel6ags: uSn, men Sc
8prn, Der feotes Ben Gang, ,er 10
ogiaa ct balbt &un6re6 Mor el=
Ore"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15

Sen nnge 9ome:: ~SSeg tenfer
me6 @eoiel paa min 30te Se6lels-
Bog" !.
&erren: ~&borfor BOG mone Gor-
ti6en. frm?" . !.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15

- @frin efttr 8renennmmer al
bette Slab.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
BIC CHANCE TO
CLIMB TODAY
Bargain Day Bills Give Tige
Mathematical Opportunity
to Gain Fourth Place

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE
Tigers today have mathematical
chance TO regain the first division.
and they don't want H. They are
plenty anxious 10 win the two
games that must be played with the
Nationals. and they are not averse
10 swapping places with Grifflth's
clan, but when II comes TO sweep
ping past Boston into fourth place,
that Is something else again, for
1t would mean that tho White Sox
would be adding TO an already
bloated percentage.
Nobody except adherents OF the
Hose are anxious TO see them win
a lot OF douoleheaders. The clean
sweep over the Red Sox yesterday
dragged Chicago UP close TO the
top, and the Tigers don't want the
Colniskeyites up there. They much
prefer 10 have the two Sox teams
saw off an even bresk in this big
series.
just lilt Hdultf SiiCuih INiiOlN wiz
two games today, and should Bos-
ton lose a pair, the Tigers will be
in fourth place. This is not for tho
sake of the folks who think club
is not I'm the race unless II Is the
first division.
1t seems TO be an established
fact that Johnson will pitch one
game OF the double header today
and that Gallia, Harper or Poehlin/
will work the other. Dauss is GER
tain to pitch one game today, and
II is not unlikely that Coveleskie
will twirl the other. That should
be Just as strong lineup as Grif-
fifth can present.
Coveleskie has given Johnson one
corking trimming this year. and he
appears 10 be in shape 10 give the
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
FIVE DETROITERS
STILL IN TOURNEY

TOLEDO. July 11.-With cards
ranging from 81 to 30. Ave Detroit
ers qualified Monday In the Central
States golf tourney. They are Guy
Miller, Ezra Jones and FNSS. Hanly
Of the Detroit Golf club, and 8. C
Fisk and w. d. Rockwell, Of the
Red Run club. M. J. Rogan and II
II. Rackham. OF Detroit, played In
the early rounds, but did not qualify
w. H. Diddle, Charlottesville, Ind.
a member Of Riverside Golf club
Indianapolis. set a new amateur rec.
ord on the Inverness golf course
here Monday afternoon, when he
made the 1s-hole course In par, or
74-37 out and 81 In.
Diddel is entered In the Central
States golf tourney. He is the pres
ent association champion.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11

smoke king another worthy scrap.
Whether he or Dauss will be used
in the Johps son encounter. OF course.
depends upon how George warns
up, for his sweeping curve. on pa
per form, should be more 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 49,
900 fans. Dubuc shut out Wash
ington in the first game. and beat
Johnson by TO 0 count, Stanage
and Dubuc doing the effective
clouting as we'll as the fine battery
work Boehling pitched the sec
ond game, and Dauss. Oldham,
Steen and Boland were the Detroit
fingers. They we're beaten to s
all of which piles up more Of the
never can tell evidence.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
The Raw-rah Boys.

|VNHERE a o OF prejudice college play
the only difference between them and the
bushe q
publicity in metropolitan papers rank high In their
them know where they stand College ball players don't
intelligence habits Perhaps
rubber collars but doesn't take the buser
knot his
college baseball would be
college ball. and
college diamonds
standing
getting should active
not
college athlete rah should
refined the
the perhaps ideals The
Coombs Dub Faber Lavender Leonard
Mitchell Ruth
the catches Kfer Ne Henry Carrgan
nfdes Collins Gardner
Ppp Pratt sisler Stock and Weaver Among the
Hummen Moler
Speaker and Walker Fine ball players most of them
college
andye ave long as they
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
CHAMPIONsHIP SINGLES.
PENN WILL GET
MANY ATHLETES

PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-IAw-
son Robertson. the newly appointed
coach OF the Pennsy tracy team. is
coming TO Philadelphia on Septem-
Der s to assume charge OF the red
and blue athletes and il is stated
that twelve OF the best scholastic
athletes in America are coming to
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 440 in 47.4s.
Brooke Brewer, the St Adams
sprinter. who has done 9 ASS for
the hundred yards, is another
schoolboy who intends 10 matric-
ulate at Penn. George Meredith.
Ted's brother, will also enter the
Wharton school AT Penn in the fall
and follow the footsteps Of his ia
nous, brother lzzy Hough. broth
er 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
Why Not?

HERE under the sun why major league mnasers should
develop the ra rah grads than 1t to bring out the
OF started Some
Of them profess find the coegans easier to develop
school,
themselves
around Possibly
by
athletes
is tina
at he
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
Maybe Connie is Satisfied.

of
folks can't ordinary ability than any person IN Inc
Mcks support
little pest Listen Kid hski dsmay calls at
fact
snoring
refers
ONel or
and Dutch Leonard
Walsh helping
ball without short
Perhap
MACK had overngh 1913 and wouldn't keep
p,t Connie Of n
college, A
Rachel OF
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
BOOKMAKERS
TOLD TO DUCK
CHI MEETING

CHICAGO July 1.-THE safest
bet to book on the American Derby.
beginning at Hawthorne, Saturday,
is that there will be no open book.
making or public betting on the
races. This was tie warning Is.
sued today TO members OF the bet
ting fraternity.
II will have SO deputies at the
track and well make u uncomfort.
able for gamblers" Frank A.
Froehling. president Of the Illinois
Jockey club, declared todsy.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
BURLINGTON Club Goes Broke

KEOKUK, Ia, July 11.-President
Keletisch. OF the Burlington base
ball club OF the Central association,
surrendered the Burlington franchise
TO President Justice, OF the associa-
ton. Monday, over the telephone.
The Burlington club is broke and
cannot continue through the rest OF
the season.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
OLDRING SIGNS
THIS AFTERNOON

NEW YORK, July 11.-Rube Old
ring. former Philadelphia star. who
helped win four American league
pennants for Connie Mack. will sign
with the New York Yankees this az
ternoon and will be in right field be-
fore the end OF the week.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
RICkENBACk Is TY
COBB OF skAT PLAYERS

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, July IL.
With a record score OF 30 good
games and grand total Of L..
1872 points. Charles Rickenbach.
Milwaukee, is today the worlds
greatest skat player Ricken.
bach was awarded he $1,000
prize In the North American
skat tournament here.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
Standings May Be Scrambled Today.

probable all the
of
the following
Cleveland lead from New York drop o
Chicago second place drop to fourth.
Boston take third to NTH
Washington fourth drop to sixth
Detroit fourth NTH.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11

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FULTON DROPS
HIS MANAGED

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Jul1 ~
Fred Fulton yesterday broke W
his present manager. Nike Cou1r(
former light promoter Ct Hu1Do
Wis.,. and has again placed him
under the guidance Of Franz Il
Force. . former Minneapolis sDor(
writer. who brought him cut
NEW YORK. July 11-y0(
Brooks. former Colgate uuivsrulty
star, and one Of the greatest taeGleG
who ever wore the Maroon, win n
head coach OF the Williams college
eleven NEXT fall.
Brooks formerly played on Wit
liams' teams, and was assietAn1
coach there last year.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
CHICK EVANS IN
EASTERN OPEN

NEW YORK. July 11.-Chics
Evans, of Chicago. who won the n
tional open golf championship n.
Minneapolis two weeks ago. vii!
make the trip east and play in the
metropolitan open at Garden City
next Thursday.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
Plans Long Swim

NEW YORK, July 11.-Robert
Bowling. 19-year-old swimmer. who,
last summer, covered "a miles
around Manhattan island In IS hours
and AZ minutes, will attempt on
July 20 to swim from the Battery
to Sandy Hook and back.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
KID HOYT'S BIG
CHANCE AT HAND

NEW YORK, July 11-Waite
Hoyt, the most envied boy in
America" who. though only 16, has
been carried by the Giants for two
years, has been signed to a regular
contract by McGraw and will soon
be farmed out to some International
league club.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
Ads Fitting Chance.

w Of justice there be in AID Wogass claim that
M lightweight championship
Wv Fourth. is certain that Welsh was lucky to get
W his a
played connection with the bout Otto Foo Denver sporting
he that in the third round woea drove his left the body
claimed Physicians examined
Floto Welsh
consented q declared In order
awarded
did hghng
he oued he
ued Wolgast championship
Either
evidently reflected
cheated out OF a championship O
Wogas he his had
Their wits about them they would have
considered hna Welsh
chance to tight and then claimed
ton TO flotos decree OF foul
The Detroit times., 1916-07-11
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Central STANDARD Time.

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points south and east Daily i0sl1 d. an.
Pare to Cleveland, sass fittsburgh,
tb.sV,
DAY TRIPS To So
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and sat
Wdny, $40 q. m.
TOT Hun aio and ali points east.
$500 ROUND TRIr.
For Msckinsc Island and wayport---
Monday and s.turdsy, p. mi Wed
needsy and Friday, $3.50 .. nm.
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Tyip ~ transpsvtstion-
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