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The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
Watching the
Sc0reb0ard

Niehen. Phiiiies. on Vnaxhn. Cabs.
schultz. Cubs. OF Mayer. Phiiiies.
Horusby, Cardinals. OF Rngou. Braves.
The White sox broke their losing
streak. Ia rRiRed.
u wa. . wet day everywhere Ter
American league teams. All games
were postponed ON account OF rain.
The worm Will turn. The Cubs won
their first game freW the Phttlies
after losing eight strstght to them.
The hat work Of Wtldare schultz
and Hippo Naughu's huriing were too
much for the Qunkrrs. Schuite, be-
sides getting two singles, slammed
the bail over the fence with two On.
while Vaughn struck out SIN and kept
the hits scattered.
NuiIigsp and safer killed on two
chances for the PhnIies To seers, with
n pair OF double plays.
Ho hum! The Giants won their
twelfth straight game by heattng
Cincinnati. Three games behind the
leaders now.
Chriuy Msthewsos In the role OF
reScuer. STAYED on lose for the
Giants by retiring the Reds in the
ninth, with only one down and two
en-.
The Reds had just scored two runs.
Knocking Trsreau and Beatou out nj
the box.
Rae Dodgers gained q fun game ON
the PhiiIi~- by heating the Pirates.
Fred rfeHer thanked the Pittsburgh =
crS. 20 u, allowing two measiey hits.
Horp~by's stick work md feet run
ming won for the Cardinals ever the
Braves, = 90 u. The Cnrd out icidc .
scored both runs
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
Matty Still in His Prime,
Decree Gotham Fans Today
Pitching of "Bix Six"
Sets New York
Wild

NEW YORK. May 24.--when
Christy Mathewson opened his 1916
season by letting the Braves fall on
him for Ii hits, fans sighed soul
fully and said. Poor old Big Six;
he is only a has-been now"
Today those Same fans are cheer
ing him as the real old wizard OF
the box and proclaiming that Matty
is as good as ever. II he has ever
been away he has surely come back.
The old master" now In his sew
enteenth season. stepped into the
game with Cincinnati yesterday with
one down and men on second and
third, and-held the Reds scoreless.
giving the Giants the game, their
twelfth straight. A few days ago he
held the st. Louis outfit 10 six hits,
and in the Pittsburgh series he went
in under fire in one game and for
four innings held the Pirates 10 two
fluke hits.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
MOTOR RACER
RACED FOOD TO
VILLA TRAILERS

Joe Cleary. former team.mate OF
the hate Rob Burman, who will drive
Case car In the auto races al the
State Fair grounds. Sunday and
Decoration day. had the honor OF
being one OF the first men 70 drive
truck into Mexico. when the army
was dispatched 10 capture Pancho
villa. several weeks ago.
Cleary was a Texas ranger for
four years and was familiar with
the country and condition. When
the first trucks went into Mexico
for the transportation OF food and
supplies TO Gen. Pershing's army.
which was making a record march
he was perched at the wheel OF one
OF the big "Quads'
Cleary would have remained with
the company only for his contract
with the. Case concern. He was
forced 10 leave Mexico two weeks
ago and return 10 Chicago. where
he secured mis- time killer, which has
been entered in many dirt track
events The plucky Irishman was
nearly Killed in the Vanderbilt cup
race at the Frisco exposition when
the Case car he was riding in with
the late Bob Burman, overturned.
Cleary was in the hospital for sew
eral months. suffering from three
broken ribs. battered skull, and
broken leg.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
SMITH BEATS IG|
SECONDS TWlCl|
Sensational Time Features La
Practice of Michigan
Track Team

ANN ARBOR. Mich, May 24.i
Captain Smith made a final effol
yesterday to prove to the Michigd
fans that he IL ready TO repeat n
performance OF double victory I
the dashes in the intercollegiate
Saturday. and he twice ran the hui
dred yard dash In 4-5 seconds. II
two races being within nfteen mil
utes of each other.
The team leaves this afternoon Il
tho east. and a monster mass mes
ing has been planned to take plad
just before the train leaves. III
entire student body will march 81
hind the band to the Michigan Col
trail depot and will give the trad
men such a send of as 10 Away
given the football teams. but who
has not been given the track teal
In a long time.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

TO PLAY PONTIAC

northwestern high choOl baseball
team viii go 10 Pontiac this after
noon 20 play the high school there
Cass Tech will play the Windsor
Collegiate institute at Windsor.
" ghland Park high will perform at
Detroit university school. Central
woH n short game from Eastern yes
terday afternoon by court OF 4 10
?. The game was much better than
tile usual high school contest. Sui
hyan pitched for Central and Libby
and Kern worked for Eastern.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
THREE HURLERS
READY TODAY
Jennings Will Choose From
COveleskie, Dubuc and
Cunningham

NEW YORK, May 24.-Having
read the Indians out OF the pennant
race and the White Sox back in,
and having announced that Crawford
undoubtedly would soon be back in
right field. Hughey Jennings turned
his attention TO a pitching selection
for the game at Boston today. II
will be necessary for the Tigers TO
win both games or drop the series.
for the rain yesterday made an even
break impossible. Weather condi-
ions this morning were not the best
but II was believed that the game
would be played
Jennings would like 10 pitch Gov
eleskle today and Dauss again to
morrow. but there Is doubt whether
Dauss can return so soon. He had
pitched only one game this month,
and tina. last Monday. He did not
finish strong. and II is feared that
he won't be ready for the Thursday
ioust. The more likely pitching ar.
rangement IL Coveleskie tomorrow
and Dubuc or Cunningham today, or
the same arrangement other end TO.
The rest yesterday was very vel
come 10 the club. particularly to
Stanage. who is beginning to feel
the strain OF continual backs,opping
The short layon did wonders for
him and he will enter the game to.
day fresh as daisy.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
IN NE WORlI
BY ROBERT L. RIPLEY.

They cali Jimmy Wilde the
mighty Atom"
They also call Jimmy Wilde the
greatest boxer that ever lived. jim
my Wilde is the little English boy
who is the fyveight (12 poundsl
champion OF Europe All England is
enthused about him, and he draws
immense houses every time he
shows, despite the war. They only
speak of him in superiatives and all
acclaim him the superior Of the
great Jem Driscoll. BY the way.
Driscoll is the chap who gave Abe
Attell boxing lesson one time right
here in our own country.
Wilde is a fighting freak. To look
at him Is 10 laugh. He is weak. col
orless, and consumptivs looking. He
weighs but 9s pounds. His eyes are
sunken and his cheeks are hollow
the average newsboy would elbow
him into the gutter The English
army rejected him as unfit for mill.
tary service. Yet this frail while
bit Of humanity has wa'loped every
body In England and Europe up 10
1870 pounds. And what Is more, he
knocks EN- out-rarely does his OPP
ponent stick the route. His legs
and arms are almost Litifully thin,
yet they are like steel. He hits so
hard and so fast that his opponent
usually gives UP in a few rounds.
In order to give the public a run
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

side and circles round a bit-then
suddenly starts shooting punches so
fast that the eye can't follow EN-
or his opponent block 'em.
And what a sick looking guy he
ia Why he looks as though he was
dying. Every fight Is attended by
score or so OF Doctors who are
mystified 10 know the source OF his
un5ounded energy. You will laugh
Yourself sick when You see lnm.
Maybe the English are not crazy
about him They Offered me odds as
high as 100 to | that Wilde would
win. They offered me odds that
Rosner would not so six rounds, or
ten rounds. They lid this. mind
you. before they had even seen Ros-
ner. I'll bet TO ! that he stops
EItle IL they ever meet"
George Smiths opinion of the lit
tie fellow is backed up by Dan Nc
Ketrick and Willie Lewis, who saw
Wilde in action just before the war.
Wilde is now Il years old. mar
ricd. and has two children. Jem
Driacoll is his teacher. and was his
manager until ho was called into the
service. Little Jimmy has fought
nearly 200 fights, ami only slipped
once fancy Lee, bantamweight,
luckily sneaked over knockout wal
lop a year or 80 ago.
Jimmy Johnston expects 10 bring
Wilde over to this country al an ear
" date.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

for their shillings he often fights two
men in one evening.
Wilde recently met Young Rosner.
good little New York boy. who was
taken over TO England by George
Smith. Wilde stopped Rosner easily
in IL rounds, and it was with diff
Guilty that Smith made Rosner con
tinue after the sixth round
"He is the fastest boxer I have
ever seen" said Smith. who has Just
returned from The other size.
Il have seen AtJell Driscoll, and
all the others. but they don't COM
pare with this little Wilde man. Why
he Is faster than the eve. He glides
out OF his corner with a sort OF
sleepy SLOUGH with his arms at his
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
Avn SEiIENTs.
e RiTISH NAVY
iN ACTION

Illustrated Lecture by Sill
Herbert 3. Ames, NJ. p. Three
bands. Choir $50 voices. Soloist|
Detroit Armory, VcdrccdayI
May 9th, at 8 p. NJ. Reserved
seats on sale now, 81 and S1.5O,
1T ID. A. Mackenzie's, Ore-a
House Block. 10 organizatio
selling 5000 tickets-general
admission, SOC.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
AGGIES NEED
TWO PITCHERS
TO BEAT MACS

EAST LANSING Mich, May o..
The chief point Of interest in the
burlesque OF baseball perpetrated in
the game between NJ. a. G. and Mag
ara Yesterday afternoon was the
fact that Demond, the crack Aggie
pitcher was knocked from the slab
in the fifth inning Brown took up
the pitching and held the visitors
scoreless the remainder of the game.
The score was 4 TO 3, favoring the
Farmers.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
No Former Winners
Entered This Year
At Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May "a
Meme Of the FIVE winners OF for
mer International classics on the
Indianapolis speedway are en-
tered this year. Two OF them
Jules GouN and Rene Thomas. arc
either in the trenches or in the
air i'm aeropianes. hghting for
France. The other three are Joe
Dawson. Raw Harroun and Ralph
pSPalnna. winners OF the 1912, 1911
and 1915 respectively DePaIma
tried 10 get in this year. but was
too late. sending hts entry in at
ter they had closed Harrouu and
Dawson have both quit the racing
game. permanently. they say.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
SCHMIDT SHOULD
HAVE SPREAD OUT
HIS BIG SCORE

Tuesday afternoon p. J. Schmidt
bowled three games that scored 235.
233 aud 256 in the Greater Detroit
bowling tourney. but he lost the
match with Harry Cavan. Schmidts
bowling was a little of everything
He started with a 131, then pulled
his three big games and then drop.
ped TO below 200 again, while Cavan
cleaned up by strong comeback.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
HEARD FAVORED
IN DIXIE GOLF
TOURNAMENT

DALLAS. Tex. May 24.-Brya
Heard. 65. Houston. Tex. was {
vorite here today for honors In IN
annual southern golf tournameno
Heard. a runner-up In the recel
state tournament, defeated Peri
Adair. 17-year-old Atlanta star.
the first play OF the tourney, yesteI
day.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
FIGHT MOVIE
IMPORTERS MUST
STAND TRIAL

UTICA, N. ", May 20 Jimmie
Johnston, New York fight promoter.
must stand trial for the importation
Of the Johnson-Wiliard fight pic
lures, which was refined on the
international border in an effort TO
eyade the Federal Law. An attempt
here yesterday 10 have the case
thrown out OF court was blocked by
Judge Ray. Several other persons
are indicted with Johnston.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
A Comeback
DOWLAND WILL
STICK AWHILE

+ I1CA0O, May 24.--President
1D1ey. Of the White Sox, admit
~ tight that there would be
- - IN the club as soon as they
1nod home. but denied that pres
p0n1s included the discharge OF
nnGer Rowland. Comiskey re-
~ 10 20 into detail regarding his
<Dooed shakeup.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
EXPECT 40 IN
CROSS-C0UNTRY
Annual "Y" Race At Belle Isle
Decoration Day; Entries
Close Saturday

The fourth annual Michigan spring
championship cross country run TO
be held under the auspices OF the
Detroit Y. ". c. A. will take place
this year on May 30 at 9 O'Clock at
Belle Isle. The course will extend
around the island for a distance Of
five and a half miles, starting and
finishing at the athletic field. Gold,
silver and bronze medals for first,
second and third prizes are being
offered A special bronze medal will
be given TO each contest covering
the course within 35 minutes. 1t il
expected that from 80 to 40 men
will be entered. among them sever
al Of the "Y" favorftes. Entries
should be filed with DR.. J. B. Mode
slit. physical director OF the Y. NJ.
C. A. on or before May q.
Al Robinson OF the ~" will be
sent to Grand Rapids 10 represent:
that organization at the outdoor
state championship contests.
"Rube" Secord Ia receiving the
congratulations of his friends at
the Y. VI. G. 4. for having made the
splendid showing in the big run in
New York City last Saturday.
"Rube" finished thirty first in a field
OF more than LOO runners in the
| ~ IL mile event.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
orlmths Beats eeeeher

BOSTON. May 24.--Johnny Gr1
fiths, OF Akron. o.. gave VIII
Beecher, OF New York, an artist
lacing In every round OF their boy
here last night. The western whi1
wind had Beecher nearly out in N
nth.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

0g az second in the league
81 second His total 1888 and is well
a. ground
That But he not making as many plays
pot
maksshi outnsd DOME ranks fourth on total chances The
fourth also
has the best fielding
A but because he has
1920 many games the rest.
fielding
Horuop assists by goody
baseball
hortstop in the
Of equaling his record total chances
getting a reward
should throw
any
made only
ny 1900
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
National League.
STANDING,


At Cincinnati
New York. o oioo os o o--iio /
Cincinnati 90 o o o 0 o / $40 3
Batteries--Benton. Tssreau, Ma
thewson and Rariden Schneider
Knetzer and Clark. umpires--OD Day
and Eason.
At Pittsburgh
Innings. - 1851 RHE
BROOKLYN Il 80 o 90 a-sii 1
Pittsburgh 90 90 o o 90 !,
Ratteries--Pfefrer and Meyer: Kan
tlehner. Miller. Jacobs. Adams. Glib
son and schmidt Umpires-Quigley
and Byron.
At 81. Louis
Innings. 9 t5s7s RI f
Boston 30 0 o O q o go % 2
81. Louis % I 0 o 1 o o o - q /
Batteries--Ragon. Reulbach and
Gowdy; Saliee and snyder. Empires
Harrison and Rigler
At Chicago
Innings. 49, SIS Tss RHE
Phna phla % > l 0 o o o O--3 10 .
Chicago e0i 81 90 s-si3 Z
Ratteries-Msyer. McOuiiien. Chel-
mers and Burns, Vaughn and Fisch-
er. Umpires-Klem and Emslie.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
KyvET LEADS
IN M. !. A. A. RACE

1vET, Mich, May 24.--Olivef
- became the favcrite for the
a. A. baseball championship
1Q1ay afternoon, when ths Con-
nn1ists defeated Kalamazoo
~ - 1. In . loosely played
nepa I1comis held Kasoo
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
STANDINGS
American League.
STANDING.

Yesterdays Results.
All games postponed. rain.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
Race 10 Help BUY park.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, May "a
Ten per cent OF the profits of the In.
dianapolis speedway race next week
will be turned over to fund for tho
purchase of the proposed Indiana
state park.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
Another 100000 Infield?

the
Aeldin in
permits here to
howl thu
the week show the
knack of compelling nosue o
ball efeetof guardsmen certain Is
Mackin more assists han any o'ner cuo
IA be
ucnnis ranks fifth in putous Inc pays
however
in assists and the average is not more han 10
&919
other basenen tnls
chance comparison
~ far
baseball
His total 49, the runnerup no closer IMAM
Y cnd the average around 60
R TIT active His assist total combined
three IL 30 ana tnat
industrious shortsop but his
idea the miracles
a. Az wnlcn
record for fielding chances is ia which Is Top
and
11s balls Perhaps the pitchers are to blame but TINS WORK zone
baseman IN MS
strikes hot stun
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
Troubles Resemble Those of Giantsaybe the Comeback Will Be Sa
AAMA1AkM.a11..:=s5O
Il - Vl5!'!kIl;

Tuesday afternoon 10 an ln.el
he predicted that Cobb would lead me ieas1
back the game
49, hat Ia would become an
Ceyelands pitching prowess Wou
the Tigers Wouu
oI0 pop We have hunch 'na' HNsN'
Zy6tH oood day at bat
a. Giants not dissimlar and
hitcng outAsld hitting inhed strong 1; ,tch,ng stan
valuable HIS
OF winning ball ii he
IL OF the nrst 10
Of In onerun
M nd a ball simply 10
Of failed
back in right hit so dir "a he
atari predcament OF the
T. very apparent the evil days the ans ~ wsst
their showing IN the west ' w.
er1tics picking remit O the pennant In Walk
consecutive
American league
and the power ue Suo
that be hard 10 stop Ihere nave
hall but II not
VIII ten IN '
2fH11h tha clas only matter OF TIME
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

IT'S a mystery 90 some folks why
the BrookIyn players rrc called
Dodgers. To date they seem 20 have
everyone else dofng the lodging.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
STANFORD STAR
IS RULED OUT
House, Record Breaker At Ann
Arbor Saturday, Is De-
clared Ineligible

BOSTON. May 24.-Leland Stan.
lords hopes for the big intercolle-
gate meet at Cambridge. next Sat
urday. received a severe setback to
day when it was announced that
House, their crack hurdier. was in
eligible.
House Is a freshman, who has run
in open competition before entering
college, and is therefore ineligible
under the same ruling which barred
George Duffy few years ago.
In a recent meet House topped the
low barriers In an even "a seconds,
about the fastest time registered
this season
A meeting will be held at the Cop
ley Plaza tomorrow. when an effort
will be made to reinstate the Stan.
ford hurdler.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

ANN ARBOR, Mich. May "a
House, the Leland Stanford track
athlete who has been declared ineli.
gible for the eastern intercollegiate.
participated in the dual meet be
tween Stanford and Michigan. last
Saturday. He won the 220.hurdles
In "a seconds, establishing a new
Ferry field record.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

NRn truth that Clarence Rowland
chop
plng block, Eddie Collins being
Rowiands OF the White Sox
his often his
individual would
brilliant
machine Collins When he sold
individual would
1915 Collins
This spring Eddie made field and he
the Of all "Stuny Mcn
added responsibility nothing do with these things
overlooked Comiskey
shtn been
baseball head thinks
behind
Monday then
strengthen
the sacrifice
EME Comeback
land that
and whe the
crippled In track accident
passed him
t week Prince Loree stepped 24k Randall
opinion divided question whether the pwn
e. ~ nov Be called the Blues, the Losers
phAps these lads tell Tigers are tied to-
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

Todsy's Games.
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago ut Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
81. Louis at New York.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

Losing ball clubs. Ms n rule, nre
ssilt on concrete foundations.
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To Our Country Home Owners:
The attention OF this department
has been called to the matter OF ex-
ira hazards and extra charges in
fire insurance rates, more particu-
l@rly on account of stove pipes and
terra Gotta flues in farm buildings
The rates now in use by most of
the fire insurance companies operat-
ing in this state provide an addi-
t!onaI charge OF 75c per 500 of in
sured value where metal stove
pipe is used, and an additional
charge Of &c per 500 of insured
value whore terra Gotta flue is
used, in place OF properly CON
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term policy OF insurance the amount
OF this charge is doubled.
Few people seem to realize that
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Pullman Savings & Loan Assn. to
Elton Fulmer and wife, real mtge.
Washington Motor Co. to Poe &
Fades, release Of conditional bill of
sale.
Assignment
Day & Hansen Security Co. to
Cedar Falls Trust Co., real mtge.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Schuster Bros. to II. NJ. Neighbor,
automobile, $3.50.
Miscellaneous
Merritt l.. Duffey and Minnie E,
Duffey, property agreement.
A. e. Shaw and wife to Mrs. Leona
BAH. lots ). {, blk AZ. Pullman,
$4,000.
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Assignment
MAY II. 1916
Deeds


Elmer Tilden Woods (administra.
| tori to Muzetta b. Woods (admrX)
swq neg lots /, >, 4-14-45, and tracts
in 4-I4-45. SCOTT.
Jos. s. McGinnis to G. w. McGin-
mis-. lots ., 10. blk II, w. c. Mccoy $
ad., Oakesdale, $50.
Eliza Rufener to J. S. McGinnis,
lot 2 blk / Bell q Bailey's ad.,
Oakesdale, 81.
Mortgages
Jno. d. Woolman to O. d. Mckee
hen. undivided IA interest in seq g.
1916, $500.
Hazel Ida Davis to Al Koch and
Chas. II. Hair. piano, $50.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Washington Motor Car Finance Co.
to Sven Swenson, automobile, $762.
Patrick Codd to Gertrude Blew,
house furnishings, $137.
Patrick Codd to e. j. Smithson,
house furnishings, $40.
Patrick Codd to Mrs Max Bucken-
tin, house furnishings, STAT.
Mrs J. II. St Lawrence to I. 7.
Letter, piano, $500.
Miscellaneous
\. r. Peer ct al to II. W. Schmick
ct al, nWq Is, neg I, all %, VIII nwq
~ nh swq 24-16-4O, lease.
Williams q Mcqueen VS.. n. f. Me
Daniel, automobile, $34, chattel lien
notice.
Northern Pacific Railway Co. to
State Of Washington, right of way
over right OF way in nwq neg 1920
~, 81.
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