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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

,Sll Der Sd)luBltln0c lnudlc liu)
Elm ltorfcr Grud bemerfbor Eie Ste
aui0otionen in oicicr @eriooe moreu
in llebcrcinitimmunQ nit Ocu 9lad
ribten aus oem @eitcn in ge5ug
Ibmercr @rntc. 5tormgcn uno eincm
San Ser uliliiden @ehiel ais audi
iiber Die @eriidtc elmer nelen oellt-
ihen Gfieniiue on ser oitliden 6ront.
ariees. ,no Solb.ariegs'Slfttcn
bcr5ci1neten ben ertremcn Gcrlnlt
bon 2 bis 5 @uufte nit promiuelttcn
SnouItrie., @3ctall., Wlotor, GeI.
S6iiiubrts- imo @iienbobn.glttien.
Gie menieer ipecifiihen Spe5iaIito-
ten, nit mcnieen sllsnabmcu, gingcn
in S0mpatbie 5uriid
llniteo StoteS Stobl, IN melden
wieoer Elm GROCER llniios in 9roben
Stidcn 3u per3eidnen mar, idmaut-
ten 5uiiden 1i67s uho i1412, mo
ihloB nit oem Nlinimum. mas einen
Gerhtit bon 23s Eimfte beociItct.
9etblebem Stobl nele glftien idloi-
fen eIeihfauS 81 Der nieorigItcn gfo
rune bon 1882 oOcr nit eiucm Ser.
Init bon Az @unften.
5hiffobrt lag imbcitimmt tpcnt
iiidt ihper. Nlorines per5cicbncten
oen GHdsone bon 2 bis 3 @lmtten,
nit 215 bis A @uufteH fir 9ltlantic
@ulf un0 @eit- Snoien. llnitco 6rtit
imo Eaciiic N1oiI, Central 2cocr,
International Sorpeitcr nio Sn0il-
trial 9lIcobol. worcu in onocren rid.
p0rtsgebcnoen SnouitrieIlcn einge,
ibIoiieu. Inter oen Giienbabn.glf-
tien Ioeen Eranscontinentole mo
Sccmodr.go6nen ibwer. Canadian
&ociiic fieI AZ ouf 1914 Niriid nit
einem Gurdibnitt bon 3 Guufteu fir
Union @ociiic, Soutbern @ociiic ino
ct. Eaid, mdbreuo onoere @obnen
2 bis 312 Eilnttc 8nridiielen
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triebs-2Iftien uno 5pe5iolit1tcn pir-
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fiibrt Obio.@os, welHcs ole me-
nigen Itorfen gIuSgaben fiibrte, mods
te ocn auBerqewobnlidcn @cpinu
BON 12l2 |uuften auf i3A. Gs mir-
Den unecfdbr 100000 glttien umge-
iett. Ger Dlorft idloB idmcr.
Baltimore gorfe.
SSn glnbetrodt Der 5eier oeS GPd.
rplanO.Gaacs NOR eeItern sic biciioc
96rie, oIs ou1 ole gonfen aeidIoi.
len oob bottcn Oie glneeIteIlten Ger
ecnonutcn Snititite feinen Sciertoq.
oo oie p.gorter 8orie i'm poIlen
6lor mar ino @eldGfte iibcrnominer
werocn nuBtcn.
@S piroe Der geriuh eemoht. ii
men Curb Morft" Dor Der 9orie 8lt
bnlten, oodb moren MIR mcnigc Dor
iiGncr ompeieno, un6 muBte bic gtb-
iibt ihnel picoer oiifgegebcu lpcr-
oen. gtuf oiriem Ilarft ipitrocn 9lu.
t6ciIe Der Complication Goal 81"
nit 1924 unO Die Bombs NIT 40
gebonoelt.
Gie n8dihington, Baltimore uuO
9tnnopoIis Gleftriide 9nbn" botta
ein eutcs @eihditsioDr, mic aus 0eu
9cridt OeS ON 81. Ge5euber 1916
enoenocu 0'eid6ftSiobres 5u crieben
lit. Der 8cridt giebt OoS Griomnt.
ginfommen m1breno ocs Sobrcs ouf
$409,672.50 eeeeniiber $360,S6S.90
I'M Sabre 1915 an o6er ein glettos
Ginfontncp bon $i475094.70 fir
Dos Sobr 1916. Der getrog BON
$12,SS1.S6 muroe fir loufcnoe Ser.
beiieriingen bcrnusqobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
StrOrutidjnnOrlI.

Ran f9reibt uns: bic Trem0pDrs
tsrs@erbeuti9uus piro jest in elmer
Soit betrieben, Die Der Sadie nitbt ims
mer f0r6erIi9 fein tann. gleus Borie
5u fOrmen, TolIte bos 9orredt bsrer
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biueinOerpa9Ieu fnb, nit benen ptr
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eben Tebr geiitooIlen Mib betrodten.
tpenn bic Watoroni duf einmdl ,Trsus
brudnubsIn" eendunt ipsroen; etn
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trdeIi9. 0ie onbsren @orIdlGss Sur
@erbeutf9uns fnO aus elmer bisl Su
iu8Ii4en lleberIesuns eeborsn. .,Hsis.
r0bre" 1T einfd4 fcbeuBIih, nRobrnu'
Del" nidt bel bsRsr, fdOn neil man in
ipsiten Seilen SiibosutT9lanbs, osFen
Spru9ssfiibI Bel Der nGinbeutT9un9"
bon ee'9dftisen llnberufenen piel Su
Oft auBer a4t eslaHen ipirb, urter
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tdroni" uber ole runbe 6orm Der
Eeiepdre beritebt. llebrigens tDnnten
ii9 bic @e9ner bes euten alien Mortes
bamit tr0Tten, odb Die Mottdrunt
bo9t pubrTdeinIib ibrer rpra9li9en
Sertunft nod nidt duf Stalien fpsiTsn,
fonbern uuf @riedenlono, beFen flofs
iiT9er Spra9e mir nod mon6es pers
oonten, mas mir ni9t ouSmerSen iDns
nen uno poIlen. Sn Stdlien bsrrTdt
bic Mstnune Dor, bas Wort tomme
bon mdtos, lang; bisIletbt 5Gnat Is
ober aud nit museiros, Seigtneter,
ouidmmen. Du in geapel, Der Seimot
Der Mottoroni, du9 i'm wlitteloIter
nod 5iemIi4 lunee sricdifb seipros
8en ipurbe, bat bieTe Ipra4Ii9e Qtb.
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tOnuen iie our4 bic Re9tI1reibune,
bic Der ttoIienilben (lnucderpnO ni9t
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mir Der Obristeit enteegeubringen,
tOnnen mir ibre 3uItdnbieteit In bies
fen Dingen niht obne fpeiteres oners
tennen, uno fueun bic qoIi5ei dnorbs
net, oab man in 3utunft .5omiIiens
beim" ldeen ION, 70 1T oas peber
ridtis nod beutT9. Sin Gamilienbeim
III Elm @eim fir Tdmtlien, olfo etipos
gang anbsres oIs bic uqenIion", Die
fir oos Seim bod nur einen GrTdb
bietet, an SteIIe Der 5onlilie dbcr cine
sufdIIige 2ebensssmsinIcbaft Iebt. Au~
Berbem III Sdmyie Elm Jrenlbport,
bag ni4t cinmol (neutrdD grie9ilden,
tonSern (feiubIid) Iotetnilden llrs
fprungs 1T. Die qoIi5ei Iolte foIses
ridtie ben M2ut boben, Elm Slippers
beim" por5uIdlogen. @isIIei9t piiroe
uber ipenigitens oas gGn5li4 Talf9e
an oieier @erOeutic1uns auseeTaaltst,
peun man auf Die Somilie gang bsrs
5ibten uno stipo bon sinem nqfleees
belm" reoen ippllte; Der etlpoS olterss
I9poHe gebcnseIhmdd Oisier Worts
biIoung tOnnte pobl perf9pinoen,
Dsnn iie ii9 i'm Sprd&eebrdu9 sins
biireern tpiirOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
g8rien .Seridlt.

Gie Orobenoc Grieesgefobr iuirit III.
re Sdattcu ollf 0ie 96rie ooraus.
arieas- uno Stobl Snouitrie.
glfticn eiuacu idqri 8uriid.
93ew Dort, 26, Nldrs, @ei
Dem beutigcn breitcn SanocI Der Dor.
ic iibcritcigen oft oie 9Ingebote Der
9Iahfrage, mas eireu moteriellen
&iidgong III einigen gIuSgoben 3ur
6oIge bate, Pms beitirumten @riin.
ben maren sic Spefrlonten IN @e5lla
ocs sIuSgaugeS Der &riegsporberei.
tllngen mcnigcr optiuiitiib imo Der.
tauiten frei p0brenO oer @eih1ite,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

Nbunucntcn, bic ben ,Scntidcn GORE
Ipgnocntcn" uidlt piinttIidD Obcr mrrgeI-
mHeta crbaIteu, iiuO ncbeten, Ocr Office
oouou per gelcpbcn OOcr idltiitIldl Wit.
tbcilNng 81 MGdleN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
8erInnat

20 Widocben iibcr i6 Sabre; beitduoiee glr
belt gtic glrbcites&er6dlniNc 9hr iolbc
melDe millens no, beltdnoig az arbeiien nio
Gen iicb meloell. gidbcreS IN Der Office bel
p0arr.SuwrcD 0laS Go.," Aeitpurt
(Widr327-0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

Sin tiit1tiaes Widocben fir eep5bnIlcbe 0aiIss
aoBn % pro 'SSS gSe 0S Sstroer pte s, be ssTtrSm ss
GemtAnlcsQlucnuc, 0de Srcbcrld.9lono, GntpHs.
bile. Gelcpbon 346 @dionsoiQe.
(Yidr525-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
gerIanst- -Sraueu nnS MaOdcu.


Vcrlnnnt
Goiort cute oeuiid)e 0o6in fir fcincn
.Snusbnlt Go65uirGgen gir. 1902 @..Snltl'
nmorc.Sirnhc. (Nir52D
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Guuoeniirtcr 9nelucis iber ben etanb brr
DGitg Of gieiu Yurf %erIidJernngssSO.
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an 81 ScScmber 1916.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

Gin meibcs Wldobcn fiir uueemeine Saus.
Afbeit; niB Gabis i'm 0auie bleiben; $50 pro
Wonat. Nab5niraeen 9lr. 2S23, glOrcs6alucft'
Strnhc. (ORdr526-29)
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
A Moan From the wilderness.

%
baseball fiat
has genuine played The
batting FOR
decade Yet trial lie had the
being
Northwest
batnan
circuit In 1918 Maybe that a
baseball
we call attention 10 one H 0 who PLAYED The o1th
Giants
asmpne" year sso with Canadian rcgnen If quickly dstnc
tcn ~ bomb hrowe but few
immediate cause Of this misfortune shell splinter clipped The
back az his head Bill
front shortly He viii be Lieutenant B Tiara
Harry Tuthl has solved The enlistment problem acent
the Atlantic the Pacific
fts aayns isse Ro{ As9 2r2e
n he 5If VIII
take OF widows and orphans
Freddie Welsh he
roned like on anyway because
Adnt TO disappon the fans
The office had something 10 DO
U1h ffeddles
<DcoscrHs 70 burn balls in furnace7
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
Y. vi. O. TO PLAY
BUCKEYES: TWO
STARS MISSING

handicapped by ths loss ~ rran-
ran ant p-' bably Duncan. ths y VI
~ Ia z r'TI reEfI NI7T en1TsFJs f6
upset he crack Buckeye from To
lrdc ton KIT TIE rams nil b4
PLAYED az the 4. ~ =. gym. anil vii
start az 9 g. o'clock. Duncan has
teen lll Or several days. AMI b. nor
CKpoctei 20 s'art Brennan has 10.
teioped blood poison from an arm
briis" and b. in bad -aane The
i'uckeyes compare faso-4hlv .n
strength with the Dayton tsaut a1f
usually have an edge 0f Detroit IN
tries me Rsyls did .uc-eeI in .8p.
ping over = victory early 'his -fa.1n
n the Y. u ~ .trul1 win Ton eht
the yiCtoJ VII cess 'sn ua order
IN FIRST flight rank n This cry.
W. didnf r,~ss 81 % The MIA
ors." says Dave FnIts w .fhoaGht
pnB we've spsohnE. DaNe
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
Texan Swatter Wants
More Balks Called
On Pitchers

CLEVELAND Feb. i4-Taiklng
OF batting and how 70 increase II.
the last word is spoken
Listen 70 the words Of Iris
speaksr premier American league
batsman and sWatter extraordinary
Who discussed the matter While here
a Few days ago.
Iris wouldn't have a man passed
on three balls nor would he favor
a one foul strike rule lie doesn't
lock kindly on the proposition q
penaliznr a pitcher for passing a
man purpossly and thar Is not
strange FOR Iris Is one OF the boys
they pass frequently. bat be does
not believe In strict inferpreis-
ton % the balk rules which would
keep the pitcher busy with the bat
Ter instead Of flirting With The base
runners.
Half The pitchers are commit
ting balks when they throw 20 catch
a man OF The bag." Iris voiun-
reered- ~ umpires would give the
runners bases every time a pitcher
baIzs b. would give The runner
better chance. would increase base
rsrinng and scoring
4 don't believe a pitcher should
b. ponalized when he throws legal
~ 20 get a man on base. bu' most
% them don do it legally The
rules on bAlks are specific but
most umpres are too lca.en' eth
I nc pitchers
Speaker says The trouble With 'he
Three ban rule would lenr'h.r
+ ing the game ard making n more
gnirterestinE
Baseball must 10 operated &C.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
ACCIES TO GET
GENUINE TEST
Trip This Week VIII Demon.
strate Whether Winning
Streak l. Due To Class

EAST LANSING. Mich. Feb. ~
Basketball fans viii have a chance
20 get wise 10 the Michigan AEEis
basketball team this week. The
Aggies have been unbeatable on
their own foor this year. and the
scores indicate tha; the team Is the
best the Farmers ever had Visit
Ing teams insist. however. that so
unusual is the AEgie court that II
IL very cinculJ for strangers 20 do
themselves justice there
The Ars viii take a short trip
this week playing Notre Dame a.
South Bend. Thursday night North.
western college az Nap@ryille ri.
day nieht and the Illinois 4 C., ~
CHICAGO. SATURDAY niFht This trip
VIII definitely establish The class a.
team that Coach Gaufhelr has De-
veioped
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
ICE-RACERS TO
HAVE BIG DAY
NEXT FRIDAY

MT. CLEMENS. Mich. Feb. IA
Friday will be the biggest day in
the history Of ice track harness rae.
ting IN this part OF the country. -Four
match races will be decided The
headliner will be the Battle King
and Cleo u romp. in which $500 a
side Is provided Birdie Welsh and
Donnie ". Bonner and Sailor Rcd
lEc. and King Albert and Flash
Light will meet IN the other match
races. Ia connection with which
substantial waEers have been made
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
RAYNSFORD IS
BIG nine FAN
Captain Of Last Michigan Team
To Beat Pennsy Favors
Return

ANN ARBoR. Mich. Feb IL
Jimmy Raynsford. captain OF the
1914 Michigan football team. the
last Michigan eleven TO beat Penn.
sylvania. was In Ann Arbor this
week and expressed himself as
very much in favor OF return 20
the Western conference.
Il expect that We will De back
with the Big Nine before long" said
Jimmy. and ! really hope that We
are. don't know Just how We
are going 10 force the issue 10 Sc
cure return. but believe the sen.
timent IA growing 40 rapidly that
nothing can prevent our playing
Minnesota and Chicago again with
in very short time"
Raynsford's opinion Is that OF a
majority OF the former Michigan
football players who are the lead.
srs In the nEht 10 secure Michigan's
return 60 the conference.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
Local Bowler Scores
844 In Three
Games

Johnny Bauer got into Greater
Ietroit bowling match Mt the Wood
ward alleys Tuesday afternoon. He
rolled an average II 2l2, which Is
sensational. but lost ave OF the six
games and according dropped the
match In n hurry. Whereby hangs a
story.
bsuer's opponent was Charles
Houser. After taking the FIRST game
BY a count of 200 to 200. Honser
dropped 10 lsl. That was the ono
game Bauer won. The third round
found Houser rolling PA. The fourth
credited Houser with 2TT. The
NTH was adorned by 267 score
With HDuser the hero. The score of
the sixth and last round was 700
The nrst perfect score ever rolled on
The Woodward alleys end the first
time In recent years that a 800 game
had been bc wled In Detroit In match
play OF Importance similar Tn that
accorded this jcust. Housers aver
- ~h' ~ WIN dnu
the total Of the last three games
was sti. That would win any sort
81 n chanI ionship.
This perfect score Is the climax
OF sensational bowling by Houser
ever n period OF several weeks. and
Manager d. Witt. of the Woodward
alleys. plans TO tseS his star against
the world IN a series blk money
matches ilonser's feat il very puI-
ular. for he IL regular fellow aid
has a host OF friends in Detroit
Incidentally this defeat impenIs
Bauer's lear In the tournament. lie
Is DOW only half a game ahead CT
leo Allen. and a full game ahead ~
Moore and Hausor. The summary OF
the big match
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
IT. <N<-"--
Il ERAPSHoOTING h

II doesn't seem 20 long ago that
We were startled from our normal
train Of thought On reading hat
some trarssoo'ing fans aboard one
Of Uncle sam ships had faken 10
trspstoo'Ing 70 help pass re ume
away Mlch was -aid about ~ ~
tho time. bar Tho general opinion
seemed % exist thar b. vas d ra.s
INK fancy and wouldn't amount '9
"Ssh $3.50,
fallacy ~ rb.s reasoning. snd each
day W. see fresh evidence OF Tho
growing popularity of tho spori
among DO omc.r. and men on our
bstticshirs To PsymsHer r. g.
Williams must d. accorded The palm
fo- being no most enthusiastic gun
bug of them 40 81 oue ur1, 10
Wa located az the r. g naval hos
pifal las Animas Colo where he
vas introduced 90 and formed q
80 49, 49, ~ Z :. :.
shooting lie soon became known
"a one ~ The most prominent clay
target men % that section
Then be was transferred 90 mo
T. 5 hospital ship solace. hut nov.
er t0r an instant did bic alleviance
10 trapshootinE falter. and the lime
light has continued 20 shine upon
him, FOR ~ Is seldom that month
passes that be does not originate
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
MATS SWAT THE
PLAYERS FRAT
Senior League Announces IL
Will Have No Further Deal
ings With FultZ Clan

NEW YORK. FEB. 1.-THE Ma
uonal league. Tuesday afternoon
passed resolution declaring The
league would have nothing What
ever 90 DO with the fraternity undc-
any circumstances
The magnates claimed the FRA
fernify has violated the letter and
spirit ~ an agreement made On
July 3 1914 This agreement WAS
between the fraternity and the
owners. The resolution said. and
provided that The owners would
meet the fraternity To discuss base
bali questions arising The strike
ut VAS claimed. was called without
siying the owners an opportunity
Tor such conferences.
President Tener said be had no
objection 20 The ball players fra
ternlty. bui that so many cases OF
misrepr, senistlon had arisen that
a., National League would have
nothing further 90 DO with the frat
Garry Hermann introduced the
resolution
John McGraw and Dave Fultz.
president OF the fraternity. were IN
conference most 90 the afternoon
McGraw attempted 90 act as medi
ator and eet perm ssion for Fultr
% appear In .he National league
secession 20 speak for the fraternity
TIE magnates would not hear this
proposition. and their reply came
in the form ~ Hermann resoiu
ton
The American league took simi-
lsr action a few weeks ago bar not
formally
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

some new idea or ervage IN come
No." irapshoo'ing activity Nnr does
20 court The limehgh- for te Ia a
modest and retiring Individual
Rrhai
Ai'er getting several u hIs broth
er officer. on other ships Interested
in irapshootinE Do hf.pef them or-
ranze PUN clubs nj board their
hoa'- and it is now recorded hat
10 addition 70 'hr orc aboard the
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
4 ANOTHER RECORD
FOR RUNNER RAY

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE Ioid-
die west continues tu dominate trsck
md held athletics Last night Joie
Ray. os Chicago. added another
American record 10 his totem pole
u hen he ran two miles al Madison
Square Garden In the remarkable
time Of minutes anc II rs seconds.
10 LOOMS. also % Chicago. yon four
dash and hurdle events The coca.
sion was the annual indoor meet Of
the New York A. e.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

n 81 4
a eoubleheadeF that Efcnceuh
l be @ pn
he
twom
improved a. CSdy
he league exception o Tigers.
Early July Ruth ranked sixteenth pitchers - ~
allowing OF 2s2 earned Thereafter he permit
held
noby Shore went into July sh debit record Of s earne3 ass
10 a
Leonard fad and he soft picking for anybody
a respond every
There
= OF
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

Johnny
AZ Eyers salary and gift Of CAB Washington and jefferson col
Of philosophy IL Johnny
chased OF
Ne league
eligible
the English
nnwua II Movers %
Darfm0 Jim
%
the all Eddie Col
Henry Charley Gardner Bob Besch and
OF ~
Our and
school
uenas pitch schoo memorable trumphs
Undoubtedly he elected because
handicap
~ personal misfortune Feas 4
beenp frequent and
Whenever would start however bis craer team A
seriously philosophy degree presented without post grad
scholarship
eos for baseball He
the
VIII be coaching that Wash
Jenb aseba
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

IN who need shy AT Am
inyeFaing committee The more he Is nseslsaied me g4
he doubt other
blessed with the faculty o driving ban club all ne ~S
dfrornth finish speed
diamond general nouhcd who coSd equal CART
ennn
Fie a
carefully all ordinances relating mufers
OF ID revelation Casan srnins
OF
Of leading the
Boston
called
had club that hng
bet than pitching
hreaooc
IN as Pestience
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Hail TO the Chief.

VERY tanning bee this week featured By kindly OF
n and ne
a Mr Murnsne died rua
vat grief 20 the
OF npsiache
Frequently ne
mi akenf ur a and all that Of thing
world 1915
packed tho
reach The
hailed policeman and Wits
IN Auruanc
bowed gscousy The cheering mob which
followed The pilot
and The daN va cd
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
Baserunners Need More
Hep, Says Iris Speaker
TRAGEDY LIKELY TO
END SEASON FOR
GIRL BAskETEERs

WYANDOTTE. Mich Feb 10.
Probably the famous girls bas-
keiball team OF the wyandoite
high school will disband for the
season. as the result OF the trag.
edy Tuesday night. that cost the
life 81 Miss Mildred Haistead.
member OF the team. Miss Hal
stead VAS killed when an in
terurban struck an auto In which
she was riding Two other mem
bers 81 the team. Misses Joyce
Van Alstyne and Alice Nix
on. were seriously injured in the
crash
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Without Equal Speeding Up Club When Time for Drive Comes
Charley Houser Breaks Into
Hall of Fame With 300 Count
DAVE DAVENPORT WILL
RECOVER FROM WOUND

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Feb. IL.
Reports this morning from
Cueto. Texas. where Dave Daven-
port lies In hospital with a
life bullet thru his chest. midi
cate that the St Louis pitcher Il
holding his own and viii recoy.
er. Davenport accidentally shot
himself yesterday while hunting
near RIoRe. Tex
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

AUSTIN. TeI Feb 1.-THE
state house n representatives has
killed. the Beard bin providing for
1O.round boxing matches IN cities
Of $4,000 population or more.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. FEB IL
Efforts are being made 10 put bill
thru the Indiana legislature that
would permit boxing % the 10
round, nodecision sort
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
Two Giants ou,

NEW YORK. Feb. it-Rube ben.
ton and Dave Robertson are the
only Giants who have not yet signed
contracts.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

cording 20 public sentiment. that's
where the money comes from. iris
said The longer a game r. strung
OF the more unpopular Il be.
cornes
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
LEES EASILY
WIN SECOND
Defeat Detroit Hockey Club. G
TO 3, Without Having
10 Hustle

Fans Nho predicted that the .~re
Ices. Of Toronto. would even NJ the
series vi'h 'he re.organized Detroi'
Hockey club by a victory TuesJay
night yer not mistaken. The cana
dams won easily. . 20 ,. ami did II
without showing much - that bril-.
liant ccr binaiion play which featu.-
81 their attack when they were here
feV weeks sKo. TIE game. which
Vas Witnessed by 4 small cnr~i. NaF
interesting more Tor the roughln
which the referee permitted than FOR
the hockey involved The summary