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WITHDRAWALS MAR
TROTTINC PROGRAMME
Half Of Events on Windup Of
Grand Circuit Meet
Cancelled.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Aug. 1S.-with-
drawals took half the scheduled events
Of to-day's Grand Circuit racing card
the getaway programme was limited
to the 2:1S pace. won by Miss Rejected
In straight heats. and the 2 ia trot that
Lindsey won In a Ave heat contest with
Baby Doll.
Charles Valentine was the driver Of
both original favorites. At no time was
Miss Rejected In danger. though she
made slight breaks In every mile. In
stretch drive Of both the second and
third heats of the trot Sister Strong
broke out Of the c%ontending and was
ineligible to start IN he fourth mile.
Lindsey. the winner. was the second
choice. and the only victor OF the week
for The Mcdonald Stable. In the Nth
heal the Judges unseated Driver Durfee
and put Baby Del! In charge OF Nalen-
tine. She made the pace for more than
half the distance. but tired early in the
hnaI quarter. The summaries:
:;is class, pacing three In Ave purse 81, 900
Ms. N.jected, ~. m. by Directwell
Admiral Dewey H.. Giil: h.. tsncwj::.:.. J /: :
Prestolitc. blk. M. IMcDonaldj .......... I 3
John A.. ID. Oh. h. tBenyonp. ........... ais
Rythmaid. br. NJ. tHcdrick). .......... dis
Time? ;o5ia. :.i3is, ::Gi.
:;is class. %trottlns three in I'VE; purse
Lindsey. , g.. by TODD Mack
sssv 'G fSoli ,x I,n ,a, !
Jeanette speed. nii. M. Coij...... :
Pittsburgh. ch. 6. twishartD. ......6 J
s"s.ri st hIIsI,o ,. H. tv;,s1,,ns,. { 70.
Gum Drop, hlE & wSiiehe.d,:. ) di.
Time: 'cs. cora. : :oa. c:ioh. ::oen.
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Recent stories had II that Kauff and
Mct;raw had had a verbal scrap in the
club house at the Polo Grounds. That
story has practically been verified.
kauR said something about being
anxious TO land with Chicago. as he Is
a close friend OF Tinker. and Joe can
perhaps handle the Federal star better
than can McGraw. OF course. that's an
open question.
Doyle has been going back steadily
and seems to be nearing the end OF his
maJor league rope. Perhaps a change
Of scene will do him good. 1t canno
do him any harm. In the fall of 1914
Doyle developed a growth under an arm
and II put him out Of business Tempo
rarily. 1t was exc!sed. but bothered
him somewhat last season. II is said
that IL Is coming back. Doyle's sphere
Of activity around second base has
gradually been cut down and his batting
has suffered too.
Zimmerman. who lives In Tho Bronx.
would he only too glad to come 10 the
Giants and wou lie a great favorite
with local fans. McGraw Is Just the
kind Of u manager Heinle needs.
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MOSD H.,


IVTWTN : ~. : q n T.
'Ratted for REYNOLDS in the ninth inning.
iIiAttcl for Mrkrnry IN thn ninth Inning.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.


FOR TO-DAY.
New York II Chicago.
0sesklyu u PittsbaP0 (twe).
Dsstea u Dc. Lsais.
phlle1elDAIa % Cinsluaao1.
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AYREs WINS OWN GAME.
HE hit SENDS In Tables That BEAT
Tigers, 2 to I.

WASHINGTON. Aug. IS (American).-
brilliant pitching by Ayres enabled
Washington TO defeat Detroit to-day. 2
TO /. Detrolt's only run was scored BY
Crawford. who went all tho way to sec
Ond on Shank's error. was sacrificed to
third and tailed on a sacrifice fy.
Ay-es's hit scored Washington's two
runs after q single. a pass and an IN
field out had put men on second and
third. The score
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ALEXANDER AFTER
SHUY0UT RECORD
Makes It Thirteen for Season
by Banking Matty's
Reds, 3 to O.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Aug. 1s-CNational),
Alexander pitched his thirteenth shut
out game OF ;he season. and Philadelphia
won from Cincinnati here to-day. , 10 o.
Alexander had perfect control over the
entire route. He did not give a base on
balls and did not allow n man TO get past
So except In the first inning.
Groh's error In the fourth inning al
lowed two runs to cross the plate. The
score:
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Locals Score II Sixth.

Speaker put Cleveland ahead In the
shrd minis with a home run drive Into
the right field seats. Great hitter that
iris IL. this was only his second homer
In the last Two years, the other one also
being hit on the Polo Grounds. ripp
cancelled Spoke's homer with a long
circuit punch In the fourth. which landed
in the deepest corner Of the right ,eId
stand. near the bleachers. II was a
mighty wallop. 1t was Walters eighth
homer OF the season. He IL now tied
with Frank Baker for the American
League leadership In home running.
New York got one run In the sixth,
where they should have had q bushcL
High walked as a starter and Peck
doubled to right. Pipp's pass filled the
bases with none out. Baumann bounced
q single over Chapman's head, scoring
High. Peck also came In. at least he
beat Graney's throw home. II looked as
though Owens had waved him safe, but
as Peck was picking himself I'D O'Neill
TAGGED him a second time and Brick
called Roger out. getting himself INTO n
long argument with Donovan and the
Yankees. which smouldered until the end
sof the game. The decision left runners
on second and third. but neither Mullen
o Miller could help.
Cleveland tied In the eighth. Speaksr
scratched a hit to Pipp. ran TO third on
Smiths single to right and scored on
Turner's weak sacrifice ny. on which
Magee made q mess Of the throw home.
From the seventh TO the thirteenth
New York could not squeeze a shit out
OF Lambeth. but two very important ones
were squeezed out with two out In the
exit frame. Peck walked with ore out
n Speaker came In to second base for
Pipe pop. Baumann drove his third
hit to right. Peck going to second, and
then the useful Mullen lined a single TO
right centre which drove In the Jolly
Roger with the winning rum. I
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BUSH'S HEAvE COSTLY.
Gives Marsans Chance 20 score
Browne winning Run.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. IS tAmerican.)-
A wild pitch By Bush. with two men out
and Marsans on third base and SEVERED
on second. gave 81. Louis the winning
run OF an eleven inning tame here to-
day. The score was 4 to 3.
-. Louis got only two hits OF Majors.
but these were punched with two bases
on balls and a sacrifice ny In the sixth
inning. They yielded three runs. Rat
terry and fielding errors helped the Attn
letics to score two Of their runs. The
score.
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SINGLE BY SNYDER
BREAKS DEADLOCK
Batting for COrhan, lie Sends
In Run That Beats Braves
in Tenth, + to 3.

ST. LoUis. Aug. Is-tNat.onal) A
single by Snyder. batting Cor Corhan IN
the tenth. scored Bethel from third with
the run that won for st. Louis over Bos-
ton to-day. I to 3.
Bethel walked and stole. After Doak
popped 10 konetchy Bethel went to third
on Wilson'S out. Neh: was taken out fo,
Earnes. and Snyder hit the second ball
pitched. scoring the winning run. The
score:
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American Association,


SONVHrrn NHHOfIotI0h.
At Iittl. Rock: n HE.
Iitt" Rotk. ...'... '.........,.. q
AtlAtta . . s.s.f .ss. .s.. u v
Observation-Disclosures and Chapman;
Perry ami Sellerkorn,
At Chattanooga: n. II +.
' nNEINU''st 90 o : o o : : "
Nino innings darkness
Rat,eries-Iohnsnn. Knowlson and
Kitchens; B-snton. walker and Higgins.
y M"mph!s: II. HE,
Meni''Hlr : ]
Birmingham. o
Hauser.
A. Nashville: n. he.
NashN'!ie. ...'... q
Eleven innings.
Bat,eries-wells and Street: Leibetter
and smith.
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Two hase hifs-Doyle. Zeider. Burns. Herxog.
Mann, Three base hit-Anderaon. Homo run
hobertson, stolen bascs-Merkle 2. Kelly 9
Secrihce hit-Flack. Double play-Cartrr.
Workman and Safer. Left On hases-N~w Work.
Chicago. 1. BASES on haii.-On Anderson.
l: on Carter. !; on Hendrix. =. Hits sud
carmel runs-On Anderson. 2 and = In Ia:
or Schupp, /: and none In ga: On nrnton,
and 2 In o. on Carter. . aud I In 6 ,Cnone out
IN stM ~ Hendrix, . snd /: In Z Hit by
Anderson, . by BENTON, .: nv Garter, /; nv
Hendrix, . Vmpircs-M cssra. Rislcr ami Eason
Time Of game: hours and 8 minutes,
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CINCINNATI. Aug. la - Manager
ii~:.as siss %.nnssne.d .a:nish, i h.
inneldsr Lee Hobbs Of the Dayton. Ohio
club Of the Central League. Emmer viii
leave for Dayton Immediately and Hobbs
rows game. Hobbs has been playing
shortstop for the Dayton club and will
play tn: same s'sss'oa h''st Asshsw'en
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BOSTON al
CHICAGO A

0t1Igss.. - IT y " I
'Rattei for Hooper In the seventh iSnins.
tBatted for wyckoff In the eighth Inning.
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BARROW SEES BIS0NS WIN.
3 Runs In Opening Inning Give
Buffalo big Lead-ScOPe IL 2 to =.

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. Aug. ls-Nnterna-
tionaD.-Buffalo jumped on the Grays
here In the opening inning to-day and
piled up four runs. enough to win.
Shultz relieved lineup and was little
better. while Tyson. as usual. was effec-
two against the Grays. Buffalo won. 7
TO =. President Barrow was an in,er-
ested spectator. The score.
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Phinl~s Buy Jlm Zinn.

WACO, Tea, Aus. Manage e. ,
Hardy announced to-day the s,l" -
Pitcher Jimmy Zinn 80 the pu'rls IN a
Nationals. Poth Detroit AND ;ho ~
York Americans hal made stroAs h.is -
Iinn. The purchase price WIS not = 81
out. Zlnn VIII report ucNt spring.
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BUFFALO ~

Sarrlnco his -tiilI. kopp, TutNiIcr. Carl.
stron,. Two base hi,s-Mcilonali T.. Onslow
struck out-.By Tincup, !: by Shuliy, . Hits
OF rincup. 4 w 10 innings. Battcrs hit
Mcdonald >. Carl>trom. Double Brain
ord. Fahripue. Shrsn snd u. onslow; Gili.
Hunuci, tarls'rom, GIN and Hnmmrl, Time
~ sanr-l hour aud 4, minutes. tmpircs-
Mrnsr.. lhestnutt and brennan.
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CHICAGO. Aug. ls.-Ths Giants
checked their long losing streak here
to-day and then promptly started on .
new one. They won the frst half Of q
double header from the Cub misnts In
easy fashion by Q scode Of 8 to 1, and
when they knocked out four runs In
the nrst half Of the nth inning Of the
second game. II looked as though they
might score a duplex win. However, the
Cubs quickly came back with six rum
In their half Of the sixth and won an
oven split on the day by winning the
second game by . margin Of = to 6.
One OF the features Of the double
header was the hitting Of Leslie Mann.
This former Fed appears In the batting
averages among the .2%0 hitters. but to-
day he gave his batting figures quite
q boost. He smashed out seven hits
In eight oficial times at bat. . in 3
In the irst game and Z In 6 In the
second. All Of his hits were singles.
with the exception Of n double In the
second game.
A freak feature OF the n,st game wal
that the Giants made only 10 hits
against 0 for Chicago. yet New York
scored 8 runs and Chicago only /. How
ever. the Giants made most OF their
hits early OF Mike Prendergast, while
the Cubs also helped them to Vile up runs
with i've errors. three being made by
young Workman, the high priced short.
stop.
Easy fer PerrItt.
Poll Perritt won an easy victory In
The hrst game. and after the third in
ming. when Merlsle tr.pled with the
bases full. the tall Lou's.anian had little
to worry him. The Cubs pecked him
for hits through the game. but they
never linked them. kelleher. the young
Princetonian. got a chance to catch for
the Giants after they piled up their
big lead.
Tinker stood for Prendergast until
the fourth. when. with seven runs In,
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Beaumont. |; Waco. q.
Houston, 2; Fort Worth. : 90 Innings.
darkness,
The Galves'or-pallas and san Antonio.
shreveport games were postponed on a.
coun. - rain.
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HUSTLERS TWICE vICToRS.
Take Both Ends Of Twin NH with
Birds, o 20 and 4 TO I.

BALTIMORE. Aug. observation-disclosures.
Rochester took both ends Of the double
header from Baltimore here to-day. Wiz
r.ng the first. ) TO /. and the second,
l to |. The scores:
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Greensboro, G, As'lcvi'lc, r
Winston-Snl,m. z, charlotte, I.
durham, .: Ralrieh, I tirstp.
Durham. :; Raleigh, ! ~tsccond).
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COLWELL HOLDS EN- DOWN.
Alright Pitching lntil Ninth
Gives Royals = to = Victory.

RCIMoSp, Va. Aug. is nterna-
t,onaD,-co'well held the locals tn one
hit until the ninth inning to-day and
Montreal defeated Richmond, : to =.
The score
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS AME

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, u Cleveland, 3 (l3 inniugs).
Chicago, III Boston, ..
81. Louis. 4, Philadelphia. . III
inRiaGs).
W~ashingt0a, 2, Detroit, 1.
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WASHINGTON a.,


Two base hlt-Cobh. Three base hit-Morgan.
STOLEN base -Jsmicson. Sacrifice hits-Rnrns.
Henry. Sacrifice hy-loung. Double play
n'SS.n smG m'1ia' F,rs, % ,.. or ON " c,rcr- nps s, :
l. Rsscs on bails-On Dubnc. 3: on Mitchell.
l. Hits and earned runa-Om Dubnc. . and :
in IS; on Mitchell. 4 and none IN Si.3; or
Ayres, 9 and none in .. Struck out--By
Mitchell. 4; by Ayres. 2, Umpir.s-Messrs
Connolly and Chill. Time OF game-i hour
and 10 minutes.
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FIRST GAME.

Two base hits-Rurns. Kaum. Kocher. Elliott.
Three bsse hits-Doyic. Mcrk.-. stolen hsses
hurns. Do,ie. sa!-r. Sacrifice hit--Ooyic
Double plsy-w Workman and Knan~. Int on
bases New York. Z Chicago. 10. First tssr on
crror'-Nrw York. 4. Rascs an bsi!s-On Fer.
ritt. .; on Brown. ! Hits and earned runs
ON Frrrit. . and l In ? on Prcndersl nt, 7 and
. in Ia: on Brown. . sud o In 5e.s. hit ny
Ei~tchcr--F1ctchrr by Brown. Struck ou,-Rv
rerri't, s: by rrcnderga.t. l: by brown. 6.
Wild Prende-gast Passed bails-Kochcr.
Clemens. Empires Messr~. Eason snd Rigler.
Time Of game: hours and IS minutes.
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PHILADELPHIA tN.Dl CINCINNATI IN,

Two base ht-'ravath. Sacrifice hlt-whittcd
Double plays-Neslc aud Fisher. Groh and
Chase. LEFT on bases Philadelphia. .: Tin.
cinnati. 4 First base on errors PhiladciphIs,
tincinnat, : Bases on balls SCHNEIDER.
4 Hits and earned on Alexander. 7 aud
none In t? on Schneider. 7 and l In : innings
or schulz. ! and none in l Struck out-Ry
Messrs. KLEIN and Emsiie. Time Of gsne-l
hour and 3; minutes.
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WASHINGTON, Aug Is John H.
pitcher, was sent to the Raltimor" 90
national League Cub to-day ~ Ml
Griffith OF the Washington ~ -
League Club.
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NEWARK II

Sacrifice hit Murray. Double PLAY Smith
AMI t'raham : Bases on balls I%Ierl-tt,
] on Wilkinson. 4. Batter hit -Tr"u'. S'UCk
out by Wilkinson, , Wild pi'~h--W.lk lnsun.
Empires Messrs. Bedford and Hart.
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Augusta. y; Macon, l.
Jacksonville, . Columbia. A.
Columbus. 3, Charleston. IS innings,
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pes Moines. :; wichita {:
omaha. q -. Joseph, o,
SOAK CIV, :; Denver, 3.
Lincoln, 3. Topeka. O.
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GAMES ~ WHICH BUST SENI.rRO
TEAMS n ">lfI" n!SIMN'

olympic Field, l3Gth 81 4 9Th aN Iiu'"lA
Giants vs.. II. Y. &. nine and lror>idrs 1. .
domblc hcater First ramc 10 start o. J "
Irnox oval. ,iith 81, & l"n"s AZ Lar,
MrIHan's All stars Vs.. Bronx Eaglrs AMI
Mix" Donlins Ashury Park team
Mallarc's Ridg.w ODD Ground, ilhl>'N Il \
Wyrkon av., Bklyn phillv Giants ~ 'u-
han stars; winner " Nn>' wicts, star ! 10
l~)cgnun Field opp Hunter, Ioin, s','t,H
Strinwhy Tubs. min FROM Grand con So
Dcgnon tirays, Atlantic CIV. con ~ Nn
Farmers vs.. Empire Guy "A NJ, thathafl'
VS.. Empire City FNn.
West Side Park. j. ti,, Near II ul>nh
TulN aud Central X. r, ChincU ~, jrr"y
CITY; J. &. Fircmcn vs.. Paterson iirrncn'
ADV,
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LEAFS TOY WITH
TENNEY'S BRAVES
Beat Newark, z to O-Graham
Clears Sacks With Singk.
Then Steals Home.
PLAY wv GAMES TODAY

International League Results.
Toronto. z; Newark, o.
Bunalo, Z; Providence. 2.
Montreal, .; Richmond. I.
Rochester, 6: Baltimore. ry~.
Rochester. I: Baltimore, (secosd,
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u. s. c, VS.. LINCOLN GIANTS

Los Angelic, s. Portland, |.
s,lt Lake, 2; Vernon, =.
Oakland. 3; San Francisco, :.
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Tulsa. 2; McAlester. .
oklahoma ti;y. i; Muskogcc. 4
sherman, g penlson, o.
Paris, .. For, smith, 3.
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Totals. Is ii'fs u
Totsls....H< 20 III

Nv out when wiQ.ins run wss scored. "
sss.'' xss.... sitisis5:Ss:s-;
~ !bsss hits-AIlsr. Pectinpsush. Three
ness hit.baumann Home ruus-speaker. Pipp.
shooter. Magee. Sacrifice hy-Turner. Doubi:
play-Wsltsr: and .um.nn Lett on bases-
erov-Nsw Yort. l.. Earned runs--Os SSoc. % !
9 % lambeth, T.. Bases on bsiis--OM Hnsctsr.
. CHeveM :. Speaker. wsmbsssnas. Chspmsn) ;
% Lambeth, . Ntpp :, Walters. High, NhOcker'
Psesinpauehl. struck out-By ShocEer. Z (Hcv.
erd, Wambsssnss. Lamhsth. -; by Lambeth, 3
(Besmann, weltsyl. Umpires-Nessrs. Owens
DinutAa.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, \, Chicago, I tArst).
Chicago. 81 New York. . tsecoad).
DroOklya, q, Pittshurg. q.
st. LOsis,@ ~ Boston. 3 no Innines)
Philadelphia, ~ Cincinuati. o.
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Rocky Mount. .; Petersburg. :
Portsmouth. .; Newport News,
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ST. o L y
BOSTON (N.)


sRasted for Plsckhurne In the eighth inning.
MATTED for Rudolph In the sixth inning.
$RaSted for HugEsa In the eighth inning.
TIN out when winning run was scored.
fRatted for J. Smith In the eighth inning.
tBatted for Corhan In the tenth inning.
Bostou. .......... o o Q a I %
ST. Lsuis. .......... D 0 IA
Two base hits-Bescher. J. {. Smith. stolen
bases-J. c. smith. Bethel. Sacrifice hits
Hornsby. Dosk. Msgee. Sacrifice hles-Magee,
Long. konetchy. Double p~lsy-Bets-i. Corhan
and Hornsby. Lift on hases-Bo,ton. :. Fl.
Louis, 8. Iir,t base on e~rror-Boston. ! Bsse.
earned runs-OH Rudolph. s and 3 In 6; on
Hughes. ; and 0 in /: on .Nehr. none and none
in tenth on Doak, Z snd : in 10. Struck out
ny Rudolph. ?; by Hughes. .; by Dosk. Z.
Cmpires-Nesars. byron and Quigley. Time Of
game-2 hours and 10 minutes.
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Totals So s'es 81
Totals ,...2s!7. Z.
.Ru.scll out hit by hstt"d hall.

sRusscll out. hit by hsttrd hall.
Hated for Morrisette In the ninth inning
Rochester, ..'."......, 0 o n q q n
Sacrifice hits -Sielin. Sloan. I,us,,,l 49,.
ritce fy--McAuley, Stolen hasc-Hmlkr l'L
hir play-Twomhiy. kopf and Russell la>''
on hHlls-On Morris"ttr, 3 on WAY. i Stuck
cut ny Morris"ttc, = hv Way, Eu.
M"rrisciie. Left IN bas"s-Bsltimorr. n I,t
ester, Empires Mes-rs Wcs,rrvt'' and
Bransheld. Time OF game hour 80. s
minutes.
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Baseball. Wi-denmayer's Park. Newark.
Two games to-day. . l.. NJ. Toronto - >sN.
40
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REPORT GIANTS IN
DECKER WITH CUBS
Kauff and Doyle for thinner
man and Williams Is Ru-
mOred Exchange.
BOEHLING FOR INDIANS


According to q report current last
n'fht a big deal between the Giants and
the Cubs IL In the making. Nothing
very definite could be learned. but It was
bruited about in we'll informed baseball
circles that the negotiations most init
.nately concerned Larry Doyle, Benny
.iauf. Heinie. Zimmerman and Cy Will
Jams.
Harry Hampstead. president of the
New York club. was reported among
those present at Saratoga yesterday.
and Don after II became known that
Charley weeghman. head OF the Chicago
club. was also In attendance at the Spa.
Harry Stevens was . third party but
when called up on the long distance
telephone professed to be ignorant OF
:he fact that Weeghman was in Sara
toga.
While tho trading Of Doyle and
Kauf for Zimmerman and WILLIAMS
would be one Of the surprises Of the sea-
ron It would not be a terrific sensation.
Baseball fans, Especially those In New
York. have come to receive such news
with considerable eQuanimity. Doyle
has been going badly with the Giants
und kauf has not come up to expecta-
Ions. Rumor has II hat neither player
II getting along amicably with John
McGraw.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Let the People
Rule-and Write
80 proaooIy 80 90 ~. Oie,

This P-oaooiy Gees win ,ne Diet
10 tAe Editor ~ me rtmes
Tears of mpa'hy blind orr eyes
~ ve ponder these articles telling
gs ~ 'he v'te people n Chicago
vso propose 20 demorstrat 20 'he
world The ga,slg Of TIE "higa cost
u living"
These twelve nice "a laic, over
grown sals and girls q, fr-t notified
as that they we're 70 Age on a gro
Gerry tiu ot $50 Tor week. bu' on
'ho following mo-0ins. after dream
.rE o.; 'he agony O., starvation ard
viewing IN fancy their witheret
emaclafad f--ms crawling from tho
Do ris ~ IRA TWO weeks ~ dep-.Ya
ton. they volunteered 90 raise their
allowance 20 s33 81 per week. or g.
cents per day pe- capita y We
could og' Knox ther mothers we
would wire Rem "a constantly pray
,5r rhe welfare o., 'hti- loved ones
ehiie 'reF ser. 50 patiently under
going thar two weeks OK epoch
making seftsacriace
These people. without doubt have
met Their f-s financial 6bica
tlons win rhe-.ted capital go p-e
sumo to Taur' fbe face oi All
intelligent public asch an aasurdity
phiie thousands % mothers all over
thfa land .ru NOT only feeding a
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
THE FARMER SPEAKS.

The National Grange. in session ~ Washing
tor protests again" am cfLbarEo on toodFiunF
u points ou that rho prices of everything the
farmer has to bus have Increased as well az The
price of hi- products GA so Ear as he las 20 eH'
change his products for either commodities he IL
rot lu 10 position so mu-.i better than that occu-
pied before tho rise
This protest limos up Yorhaps tho most power
PM influence Do tho counr'y against the proposal
70 has bcoD ne theory NJ many who have been
uEug the plan that tho frodstufts were AL In
The hands ~ epcculafors anyway and that the
farmers wouldn't be- hurt hr temporary ON
targo They.will now real ~ that the farmers
don't see i that way anj object 20 being singled
ont ae The one great productive class TO mako
sacrifice 20 reduce the price OF living TO tho
entire country.
ProperlY ~rnough tho National Grange does
rut aTg1r that an embargo would not be per
miae bio under any circumstances. n the sittN-
tion in this country rcd 'hod an acute stage It
would obviously be- the duty of the government 10
deal with u by any means possible. But We are
-tii far from the danger point Although the
tlgh price 81 food, we'll as the high price of
.yrythlug else presses peculiarly on the con.
sumner. such drastic governmental action is not
yet called for hicag0 Herald
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The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
When Will Detroit
Rouse Up and Cast Off
The Yoke of Politics?

Party politics are doomed tho the time
Of their demise cannot yet be accurately
prophesied.
The public is becoming gradually con-
scious of the fact that the government Of
It's cities depends upon itself, not only col
Icctively, but individually. if this is in any
sense representative democracy.
Therefore. If our cities are badly man
aged. We are ourselves TO blame
Detroit is NOT n shining example of this
awakening. as the recent election showed.
In all things but the manufacture Of
automobiles il invariably brings up the
rear. and in matters concerning public
spirited reform. il is sluggish laggard
But IL il does not rouse itself, it will
be unceremoniously aroused. at no dis
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

uus- cat moderately work moder.
eleiy and LAY moderately Ia other
words We must live simply The
Lee % Tho plairest foods. regular
work calmly done daily exercise
and regular sIeep will keep most of
10 gooi health
Nature s vegy kind and very
.iing 20 repair The damage ve 10
- ourselves. bur always remem Der
there is poln. beyond which ma.
tUre cannot 20 We ourselves must
ee thar ue do rot cause wreck
hat Sc irTeparable
With tne trend % mo times %.
ward An siEhthour DAY most of IA
Rave . hours vi'h which fo make
cr break our health providing o.
course. or working hours arc put
Iu proper surrounding
Out % he 10 hours 40 must give
0ghi or rine hours 20 sleep other
Else nature cannot keep up with
ler repair work