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New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
COveleSki Plus.

The Phillies had Harry Coveleski eight years ago. But they couldn't see him. Neither could the Giants that season. They let him wander back and forth around the miners until Detroit finally yanked him back Coveleski in there today, working with Grover Cleveland Alexander, would make a bum pitching staff, perhaps. And then again, perhaps not.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
MISS BJURsTEDTS NEW TITLE.

Norfolk, Va, June 26.-Miss Molla Bjurstedt, national woman tennis champion, added another title to her large collection Saturday by defeat ing Miss Elizabeth Bull of Norfolk, in the challenge round of the Virginia tennis tournament. The champion won in straight sets. 60. GO.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26

Chicago, June 26.-Ed Walsh is through. The famous spitball pitcher who made such a pitiful effort to come back in a recent game against Washington has announced that he will never make an attempt to twirl another game in the big league. A short time ago Walsh believed he had recovered his old time form and asked Manager Rowland to give him
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
"RUBE'' OLDRING TO RETIRE.

Philadelphia, June 26.-Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, who is in Boston wired here that "Rube" Oldring had notified him that he will retire from baseball on July 1. Oldring is at his home in Bridgeton, N. J.. and the reason for his retirement is not known here.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
SYRACUSE COACH.

Lafayette, Ind, June 26.-Charles H. Wilson, track coach at Purdue has rendered his resigna- ton, to take effect at once. He will accept a similar position at Syracuse Syracuse, N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
MAY JOIN TANKS.
khan Intimates to Friends He Will Sign Soon.

aayen, June 26-Eddfe Mahan, Harvard football and baseball S Yale nem esis, who pitched
 Eolonials against the Chinese sy nine here Saturday, inti- 8sterday that he will sign with
 York Americans. Mahan is Bt of several offers from big
 Hubs. He will join the Tanks weeks, it is reported. Way, the former Yale ath-
 Hr, will join the New York 8n New York today.
 surprising that the majors ar Mahan. He shut out the Champion Red Sox with four She beginning of the present #nd has won 12 out of 13
 pr Harvard this season.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
American IRaol1e.

New York 2-4, Washington 1-3. Cleveland 10, Detroit 8. Chicago 5, St. Louis 4. Boston 3-7, Philadelphia 2-3.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
International Ileague

Toronto 2-1, Providence 10. Newark II, Montreal 0-0. Balhm ore 40. Buffalo 2-2.
 Rochester 12, Rtchm ond il.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26

It would be fine thing for base ball in general to have an Ohio club, either Cleveland or Cincinnati break into world series. These two cities have known as many stars as any other two in the game. But neither has even won a flag. If they should ever. meet in a championship post season clash the State of Ohio would he mostly debris for several weeks thereafter.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
Knocking Out Moran.


 It has been suggested that Jack Dillon may slip over the haymaker and drop Moran for the count There is always the chance this will happen, but not sufficiently bulky to call for any sane wagering. Jack Johnson couldn't knock out Moran in twenty rounds. Willard, who can certainly outhit Dillon, was unable to knock out the Irish warship. Moran is a pretty hardy bird. He can stand up under a lot of mauling, and it is no way probable that a fighter thirty pounds lighter is going to topple him into the resin where Johnson and Willard failed.
 Dillon can hit-and any man who carries artillery of his calibre may plant it once at the proper spot by some lucky chance. But the odds are far the other way. If either man Is stopped within ten rounds, Dillon, who is the good little man." is the one who will have to look out for trouble. -
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
National League.

Brooklyn 6-5 New York A. Boston 4, Philadelphia 2.
 Pittsburgh 4-5, St. Louis 3-2. Chicago 5-6, Cincinnati 5-7.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
TOday's Games.

New Haven at Lynn e games). Lowell at Bridgeport. Springfield at Hartford Worcester at Lawrence. Portland at New London.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
SATURDAYS RESULTS.
Eastern League.

Hartford 5, Lynn 1.
 Bridgeport 6, Lowell 3. New Haven 4, Worcester 1. Portland 6, New London 0. Springfield 5-0, Lawrence II.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
AYES LEADS |TACk ON ANCY
Topped Slabster Pitches St. EoOey to Double Win

hnati, Ohio, June 26.-St- Louis fth games of a double header |incfnnati yesterday afternoon les of 2 to 1 and to 4. In F game, Steele held the Reds K hits in seven innings. Ames Sed him when the locals threat kd held Cincinnati hitless the Ter of the contest.
 Be second game the Cardinals I hits off Moseley, coupled with & Ames again was called to the Hhen the Reds threatend to tie AAfter the Reds had scored one &he ninth with one down and Shs full, Ames caused Mollwitz Ito a double play. The scores: (First game).
 oO00101O0-2 8 0 A Lti .0OO10OO00-1 3 1 lies; Steele, Ames and Con- Epney, Schneider and Wingo. (Seoond game).
 A .0000311Oo-5 il 3 sti s201000001-4 Il 8 sies: Meadows, Williams, a1d Snyder; Moseley,. Dale, and Wingo.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
ri gers Are JOlted,

St. Louis, Mo, June 26-The Browns won both ends of a double header from the Tigers yesterday. The scores were to and 3 to l. Coveleskie, Roland and Cunningham were cIouted in the first game, while Weilman fooled the Tigers, five double plays helping.
 Detroit dropped to fourth place as result of the double defeat. The score:
 First Game
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
Baseball News In a Nutshell
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

St. Louis 2, Cincinnati 1, (first game).
 St. Louis 5, Cincinnati 4, (second game).
 Pittsburgh 8, Chicago 8.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
TCday's Games.

Boston at Philadelphia. New York at Brooklyn e games). St. Louis at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at Chicago,
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26

We have seen a number of reasons advanced as to way Baker, Collins and McInnis' can't hit. On the other paw, one might recall the fact that the season isn't over yet by several games And that October is still at least a week or two away
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago 4, Cleveland 3, (11 in- nfngs).
 St. Louis 8, Detroit 2, (frst gan1e). St. Louis 3, Detroit 1, (second game).
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
Routed by 70 Be m
i0(SS 3?Snz 5:!';:!!! J!

But the only slipping I've seen him do
 Is slipping the hit that wins the game.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
Standing of the Clubs.
Today's Games.

IO<Idy 5 "ttIfICS. Washington at New York. Philadelphia at Boston. Chicago at Cleveland. Detroit at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
Standing of the Clubs.
TOday's Games.

Buffalo at Newark
 Rochester at Providence Toronto at Baltimore (two games) . Montreal at Richmond (two games). :.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26

The Troj"n TyDhoon. Once in a while they have him slipping, Slipping away from the crest of fame;
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26

9, chance to pitch. The White Sox leader did, but the former great spit ball slabbist was not there From now on Walsh will act in the capacity of coach for the Sox twirers. In his day Walsh was the greatest Of all spitball twirlers. He was also one of the hardest workers in the game Pic ture shows Big Ed letting one of his spitters go.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
DRY LEAGUE OPENING
Company Gets 5O-5O Break Ible Header-Fafnir Bearing my Trims BuckIemakers.

Hated opening of the Factory las staged at Walnut Hill Sat- Mernoon, and some fast base the result. The Machine
 k essayed to do the iron men q get the jump on the "other Sbut it remained for the Stan Ks nine to put a crimp in Sentions. The boys from the shop, however, trimmed the brew Corporation aggregation Sing to the Buttmakers 4 to 2. Sature game of the day was Rir Bearing-North & Judd game. Aided by the excel Hing by Stanley, the Fafnir zpt in the front by 8 narrow bf one run up to the ninth sra1ly netted them two taIlies 6hed the game. The Buckle however, showed plenty of sfd should give an excellent
 bf th emsefves during the sea- Bmp1res Campbell and TIaugh Ehe games in excellent shape. korae hv innings fo11ouy+
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. All games postponed, rain.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
(Seoond game).
Cubs Lose In 18th.

ss
 ko, June 26.-The Pirates de-. he Cubs in a twelve inning
 Esterday by score of 8 to 3. ghi scored thrice in four in Mcconnell, while the Cubs score in the fifth on four
 gn the twelfth, the Pirates i've runs on five hits, an error
 sld pitch.
 sthy was badly spiked by the first inning and in the
 Archer had a finger nail
 off by a foul The score: r. h. e. Nh ...2O01O0OOO005-S Is l .0OOO300OOOOO-3 10 8 lies: KantIehner, Jacobs,
 and Wilson; Mcconnell, land Archer and Fischer.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26

! Batteries-COVeIeskie Roland Cum ningham and Stanage; Weilman and
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
INTERN NATTONAD LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. All games postponed, rain.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
Second Game

Detroit ........ oO1ooooOo-1 ' 1, St. Louis . 0OOo0111x-3 7 3
 Batteries-Mitchell and Baker; Groom, Koob and Hartley.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26

.,. r. h. e. crew ..oooooOO01-1 5 2 lkchfne. .1321020Ox-9 13 2 5 es: Williams and Liebler; Ind Wojack.
 r. h. e. Works ..02oo0000o2-4 5 1
 bc11fne. .OO1o0o10o0-2 9 8 les: Jackson and Peterson; #, Dudack and Wojack. r. h. e. .ooo2o02o2-s ' 5 SJudd .O0001002O-3 4 ' les: Stanley and Mack; Scott
 Bon.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06

~ LII this pitching
lN Pitchers
than earned be
for practical Others looked
Williams
Tigers favorte
Coveeshe 81 Louis is blessed with seyenKoob Plank wsman
f4NNenpor Hamilton
Mogr1dge and Shocker
no less than corking
N1dch than the uniformed would
Qen Philadelphia has The
pitching angle
- happens that most clubs field the
There OF
ball
1on01cap norfu
recorded
combine
Ns1ot gold and why the nebrand
o9ahc coupled with only mediocre ability
elub
wrong other dy his Giants
InnR nobody
blows three
- the crisis and
vii
<3oNope 90 msnfA h doc not suffer relapse
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
nnant Race Matter of Fractions Brownie Jmx Tow
Yost to Lose Both Flankers,
Is New u. of NJ. Bear Story
AUTO ACCIDENT BLOW
TO FAMOUS GRID TEAM

ANN ARBOR. Mich, Sept. g.
The Ann Arbor Independents. one
OF the best known independent
football teams in the middle west
for many years. probably will not
take the held this year. Harry
Millman, the druggist killed at
Sandusky In an auto smash this
week. was the manager and guild
Ing spirit OF the team, and II
viii be hard TO nnd anyone TO
take his place this year. Don
Stark. another victim OF the
crash. was closely connected with
the club. and Paul Reule. the
fourth victim TO die. was the
crack fullback OF the eleven.
Reule has played on numerous
college teams and was Maui
betsch's running mate when
those two gridders made Ann Ar
Dor high state champions. Reule
was one OF the finest punters In
the country.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
BROWNIES HAVE
TIGER RESPECT
0ld-Time Jinx Must Re Reck.
oned With. But Nobody
Is Scared

Confronted with The possibility Of
going into a virtual tie with Boston
tonight. the Tigers this morning
honed up their bats and lunched on
raw meat THIS afternoon they be
gin the series with the 81 Louis
Browns which for two weeks has
been expected 20 have a great bear.
INK on The pennaHt race Much OF
the significance % the series has
departed because ~ the beattngs
which The Browns scored over the
week End. Cleveland and Chicago. IL
is now believed. have eliminated the
Browns as pennaut possibilities.
But while the 81 Louis end may
suffer a ti, In .acS ~ interest. the
Tigers Ind the series plenty crucial
enough Even tho1 the Browns
arc n0' feared ne con'enaers. they
ara = ttlnz a l7t Il respect because
% the success with which Tor many
year they have Knocked down clubs
which were reaching for pennants
They have 1roDeht most az the Red
Soy - sfDrtun. upon that club and
twice have hagled back The Tigers
t1sr when rhc roy berth vas ready
for them 20 move There isn't
club .r tha leayue that hasn't 'elt
the i.uEing power % The Browns AT
spIle critical moment Seldom win.
mag much glory for themselves. 81
Louis O. now prepared TO continue
oli'imo activity as the Official Kill.
joys ~ the Circuit.
These clubs are vary welt
matched. according 20 the seasons
play s. Louis has lost eight
games with Detroit and won seven
'he Tiger being sliQh,ly better OF
on their home grounds than at 81
Louis There is no good reason 20
believe that Detroit VIII not win
this series except that the Browns
are likely 70 upset anybofy's pen
naHt dope The club has all tho
spirit n has had during the long
weeks OF its climb toward the top.
over the weekend n seemed 10 DO
playing in = berselyer frame q mind
that would yield TO no club. Jen-
nings IL leading some Fighting TT.
gers. and only exceptional bail can
SLOW them up. unless that should
20 70 pieces in oyereagerness.
II In expected that Coveleskic viii
pitch today against either Plank or
Weilman. Dauss is slated 20 take
the slab tomorrow, although II Is
not improbable that he will DO
given another day OF rust, while
James appears for him.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
PACKARD CLUB
QUITS LEAGUE

The Packard soccer team, present
champions OF Michigan, viii not be
seen battling In tho state league
during this coming season. Man
sger Leach reports that his players
have decided 70 play independent
games until the cup competitions
open. claiming that the morning
games are source Of much tncon-
venience.
Efforts VIII be made 10 promote
further interest I'm tho game by
staging them on both Saturday and
Sunday afternoons, when II ia ex-
pected thar larger crowds will be
induced 10 witness the gnmes than
have previously done 80 IN past sea
sons.
The new Packard recreation
league park IL nearing completion
and some interesting games will be
arranged for with out-oftown teams.
The players will ba guarded
against loss which they are liable
20 incur through accident while play
ing in games, "a a fund will be
raised among the members for that
purpose,
The election OF officers win take
place AT the general meeting OF the
members called for next Thursday
night Mt 3 o'clock. At the Jackson
Goye''e Offices IN tho Peter Smith
building
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
MIN 1tAPOllS
BOAT GETS CUP
Speedsters Try Today For New
Record For 0ne-Mile
Spirits
By L. WEBSTER BABBrrT

Speed boats hat figured IN the
5old Challenge cup regatta. which
gas won by Miss Minneapolis--al-
hough The latter was beaten in q
sensational finish Of the hnAl heat
Tues day afternoon BY the 1915
hampton, Miss Deirolt-will race
against time this afternoon over a
mile course
With the smashing OF worlds rec
ords q Tie endurance heats Of the
gold cup regatta. a Is confidently OK.
pectcd tha, the speedsters will es-
tabllsh better time for the shorter
distance,
The course win extend from
Naterworks Park TO Gag opposite
Sheridan-aye The boats will race
In the following order. running three
times With the current and three
times against IL; Miss Detroit 1
o'clock. Hawkeye. $50 o'clock: Miss
u ttstt.--uf-t-iiS. 3 q -CtOCk. and Peter
VII. $50 o'clock.
Miss Minneapolis finished Tues
days race Just n second oeN' IA
Miss Detroit; The former. led the
field from the run. as she has IN
every heat Of TIE three-day regatta.
until a minute after the start OF
the fourth lap when she broke a
push rod. Miss Detroit shot past
her on The turn OF the upper course.
- hile Mechsnictan Jay Smith work
ed Ike tightening 10 repair his
motor Near "a" close OF the fourth
lap The Minneapolis was put in or
der. and then began race that
VAS never eTualed in water sports.
With = minute and seven seconds 20
overcome 20 90 abrsa OF the Miss
Detroit ard the latter making the
best time OF her career, the Mss
uncorked an exhibition
OF speed har WAS as starting as u
vas sensational IN the last quarter
OF the stretch Miss Minneapolis vas
nearly 10 lengths behind. and size
seemed 10 fairly ey &C she drew 10
a close second
Miss Minneapolis had scored IS
points in the previous heats while
Miss Detroit had but 20 her credit
This made the flnal result 90 foe
Miss Minneapolis and Is for Miss
Detroit
The gold challenge cup goes 20
Minneapolis, where cnallengers VIII
race for IL in 1917.
Miss Minneapolis seta new worlds
record for 90 miles Tuesday, her
time for the 30 miles was 5o.i miles
per hour.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
n Ell t her Dunno Or
Whalen Available,
Is Report

ANN ARBoR. Mich. Sept. g.
The bear stories are already coming
into the Wolverine football camp
two weeks before the nrst detach-
ment OF gridders Is due TO arrive.
According 10 the latest OF these,
Michigan will be without the ser
vices OF two star fankers for this
fall. for Dame Rumor has IL that
"Morrie" Dunn has again been held
MP at the border by the recent or
der OF the war department and
Jimmy" Whalen suffered broken
ear drum while at the engineering
camp and will be forced from the
team.
Allowing a little bit for rumor 70
exaggerate. rs ~ custom. II still
looks bad for MIchigan's extremities.
That Whalen was injured there Is
no doubt. but he still holds out hope
OF the ability to play despite the In
Jury. although the nature OF Il
makes this seem doubtful. Dunno
WAS known TO have been on the Dor
der and was once given up as lost
for the fall A recent order allowed
college students 10 return. but the
one issued day or so ago compels
them 20 stay with their regiments.
With these two men gone. II looks
as though Yost will have tough
Job on his hands II this years eleven
Is TO be Michigan's come-b back elev-
en. as has been hoped and even
predicted Weimans and Peach. OF
the lifresh. are ends. but Yost has
been planning 10 make tackles out
OF them and so the yearlings ofYer
no solution TO the problem. There
are few reserves who have played
end, but they are not varsity calf
Der Altogether. The situation is not
encouraging as the season starts.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
GARDNER AND
EVANS, IS DOPE
Chicago Golfers Expected To
Meet In Final For Golf
Championship

MERTON RICKET CLUB.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. with
Nelson Whitney. Ned Sawyer, Hen
~ Topping. T. NJ Eyers. and w. c.
Fownes all out OF the running. the
national amateur golf tournament
settles down today 10 n finish that
seems very likely &C. lead 10 A CLASH
FOR the title between Amateur Cham.
pion Bob Gardner and Open Cham.
pion Chick Evans Lef, In the
tournament TO-DAY are Max Marst0n.
John Anderson. Jesse Guilford. Os-
valid Kirby. Gardiner White. Bob
Hunter and the two champions
named. In addition are two boys
from Atlanta, Robert Jones and Per
~ Adair Jones Is only IL years OF
age, but he is PLAYING sensational
golf and eliminated r.. VI Byers yes
terday byers "a a former champion.
John Ander con, who defeated Saw
yer YESTERDAY took on Hunter to
day. and Is not expected 10 lose.
tiuNforii is conceded his match with
Admission. and Jones Is favored over
Dyer. despite the iattcr's experience.
Evans ordinarily would have no rea.
son 10 fear his opponent. " y.
Smith. except FOR the fact that
Smith eliminated Henry Topping
yesterday I'm close match. Inv
real fireworks today win come when
Gardner meets Max Narston. who
very nearly broke up the tourna-
rncut ~ Detroit last wear Gardner
eliminated Marston In the semi
finals last year in che Of the great
est matches Of the tourney
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
NOTHING LIKE
THIS BEFORE
Baseball History Doesn't Re-
cord Situation That Equals
Today's

NEW YORK. Sept, Baseball
fans are beginning 20 wonder II two
clubs which have played very
little part in the races OF the Amer.
lean and National leagues this year.
finally ara 70 step in and De the
real factors IN determining the out
come % he flag hunts
~ Philadelphia today III Boston
Red SoE. champions a year ago in
the American league. are due %
clash again With Connie MacEs d..
pressed Athletics Yesterday the
Wackmen took a fait on OF t1r Rrt
Sox and enabled Detroit 70 creep a
point nearer the top,
In New York. the Giants an!
Dodgers were 20 DO battle in q
double bill The Giants right nov
appear stronger than az any time
since tho season opened.
Bill CarriRan has less 20 worry
over than wtlbert Robinson. 'o- 10
Detroit his TWO strongest contend
ers. St Louis and Detrol'. are 20
lock horns one % these Gibbs ia
likely 70 DO counted entirely out ~
the race 10 this series. IN Caira 60.
also. the White Soz and Cleveland
Indians wil! 20 20 the mat and one
OF these clubs viii stand he chance
OF taking a death wallop
While Robbies charges and The
Giants are doing battle in a double
header In New York. the PhnHas
and Braves are fRhiing n ont IN VI
similar battle In New York. FOL.
lowing the Giant series. the podr
ers 20 70 Boston 20 take issue with
the Braves.
The Dodgers have been playing
bali far from championship form
JeT Pferer. who has held up tho
pitching star sor Robins. cannot
win. and Rube Msrquard also seems
70 have slipped. Jack Coombs now
IL the only hope on the corps
Should Detroit win from n. Louis
today and Philadelphia take another
victory from Boston. the standings
would be:
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
Greatest Comeback in Net
History Wins tor Williams
East Takes Title After
West Had 1t
Cinched

FOREST HILLS, l.. l., Sept. g.
When r Norris Williams H., OF
Philadelphia, vrested the national
tennis championship crown from
William ". Johnston. OF California,
TUESDAY. the new titleholder staged
one OF the most remarkable come
backs in the face OF apparent defeat
ever seen n the finals OF a national
championship. After losing two OF
the first three sets and apparently
OF bis game. the Philadelphia
came through with a rush and
swept the firing champion of his
feet with hts terrific drives which
went time 10 the mark
The champion and the now ex-
champion took the court az 30
O'Clock. Johnston started serving
and won Williams took his service
after two terrific aces and each con
tinued 10 win their serves until. IN
he tenth game the champion broke
through and won the frsr set. 81.
The placing OK the Californian was
remarkable
In The second set Williams Tecov-
cred somewhat from the nervous
ness which bad marked his play In
the earlier games and began driving
with tremendous force he broke
through Johnston's service In the
ninth game. and hen took his own,
winning "a.
The third set was ali the ex-
champions way. Williams was IN
able TO find the cour; while John.
ston stroked with accurasy and
speed. The champion quickly ran
out the set a. love ard T. seemed
as though Williams was doomed TO
defeat.
When the rivals came back after
The rest. however. Williams was his
old self. All trace OF his nervous
ness was gone and be hit With his
old time speed. finding the corners
and frequently passing Johnston.
who seemed 20 tire The Philadei-
phian won this set. SO.
The crowd cheered the plucky raj
iy Of williams but the feeling still
existed that Johnston would retain
his crown. This feeling grew
stronger when the little native son
ran out the first three games, main.
ly through williamS Witness.
Facing apparent defeat Williams
then began 70 play the fastest and
hardest tennis OF his career TAX
ing all kinds Of chances and driving
with terrific power HIS shots, never
,heless. found the court with uncan-
ny accuracy.
williams grew stronger az each
desperate rally went his way chiefly
through the strength OF his driving
He won the next four g7mna.
Johnston then made his last ef-
fort stroking the ball accurately
from deep court. he fought Williams
in rally after rally until he had won
the eighth game and tied the match.
But the effort was too much VII
llams. flushed with the victory he
saw in sight. won bis own service
and then the last game which went
20 deuce four times. To the very
last Johnston fought gamely but
Williams finally shot over beau
tiful placement which won FOR him
the championship
Johnston rushed up and congratu-
lated his smiling opponent and the
two walked or the courts arm 10
arm. Williams "a champion for The
second time. having held the title in
1914 by virtue Of victory over Nc.
Loughlin
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06

similar in the
remained while hit
stealing
them
Louis Ia