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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

Garroaton 8. Ii. 8. ". an @eo. @.
Sugwen imo 6rou, 9SorOieite 2ee0s-
9(ue., nobe 6reoerid-GoaO, 100 bel
200.
6ronf glopaf &eaItD 60. an SEEN.
mooo 9. 8. II. Q. g., Oitieite @urleD-,
nabe MaOiionltr., 1914 bel So.
Sobn SinfleO, Iruitee, an 6reOerid
8isler uno 6rmu, 517 9toro-9ioieitr.
2eon6arO Se6r, Grtr., an 2eon.
6arO 2ebr, a Sots.
@m. Z. @bilos ON SaOie 9. Stew-
art, @eitieite @lorelano.9lOe., nabe
8aferitr., IA bel t24.
2eroD 8. 2eIanS unO 6rau an
CLARA s. 2eIanO, Siioleite MulberrD-
Str, na6e GarroIlton.9lpe., 14.10
BEL 100.
Sofe Qepoiit imS Erult SO. an 81.
8irIer SIoweltieite Clement, nabe
1ecaturItr., II bel 70.
0oniel 90. Soa tno 6rou al OlarD
6. 2opler, 6 Cots.
OlihoeI Geec an @rneit @. 9eottU,
Siiooit.@de Ganton- uno Fottcrion'
&orf.glpe.
Gorneit ~ @eottp an @lid. Geed
unO Srau, SiiOoItede Canton. mo
8otterion. &Qrf. f.9lpemle.
gugenia 6, @illiams an 9ouis s.
@epbonien, 9lorOoiHeite MDrtle-9loe-
me, nabe Golpbiu.StraBe, 1874 Del
80.
@. $. 2int6iclm an G6arles Z.
8rocoto, Gar. 72S, @opIor @rope-Str.
SSiaaf Meromib an 2ouis 2emper
uuo 6rall g}r. 735, @ulberrD.Str.
Somes aealtp an 2ena 9reoes,
gsoroieite 9iiggs-9lpenue, nabe Gufc-
lano-9Ibenue, IA Del no.
S. $. Ste0ens an Simon Nceole
unO 6rau, 8 @rlnOitiide.
Moreoret 90. 9ieiIlD an Nlinnie
8ermon @eiiieite @illmon StraBs,
nobe 9liblano-9Ioenue, 13 bel =.
Socob Q. Yarues unO 5rau an &.
o.. Sombert imO 6roiL @eitieite
Ganton.9IDeme, nobe Sairmount-
9lDenue, 1872 Bel GOA.
81 s. 2intbicum an 9lugeIe 90.
Wiorris, @eitieite %oplar @rope-,
nabe 6ronflin-StraBe, Ia bel so.
9llon5o @. Goofe an Olnna 90.
Sarba6er imO @otte, Siiooitede
Hulasfi- uno @cSenrp-StraBe
9lleranoer 4. Sdeunemann jr.,
an Nortbeait Real Gitate 60, 9lr.
2915, Gbeliea-StraBe.
Wlorris u. Home unO 6rau an $.
". 9iipperger, giorOmeitede 6oDelte-
lmo IalloS.StroBe.
@ .. 9. 9refuing So. an 9l6robam
Sori6lager, 2 @rlmOltiide.
SenrD q. 9rcam an George 6.
8airO unO 6raL g}r. 1859, gioro-
Gurbam- StraBe
9lrtbur Z. MansfieIo, @ertpalter,
al Salootor Srocato, gfr. II, Sin.
Garrollton-9IOemie.
Solbotor 9rocoto an Santino Bro
cato, 9tr. H. Siio-@arrollton-9lpe.
Soiep6 SSoihelSti uno 6rau an @,.
Gri6ull unO 6rol @eiiieite Qu5ernc-
9lpenue, nnbe Goitern-9lpenue, 12 bel
70.
S. Mauls6p Smith, GerpoIter, an
s. @ilion 9eofin s @runOitiidc.
@il6elmino Siegmon SeltamentS-
Dollltrederin uno y(odlaBpermolte.
rim. al 9lntonio 2omborOi lnO 6rau
gorOWeitede 6airmoirpt-9lueme umo
9urte.StraBc.
Colbert Secpritis an0 GeaItD So.
an Georgia &. Matbis, 2 @runO.
Itiide.
6roncis 6. YepeIl. @erpalter an
oieicl6e, Siiomeitieite Sprin9Oalc.
gloenue, nabe gogepooo-9lOenue, sc
6ei 150
@oman'S 6oreien MiiiionarD 60.
cietD ser Yres6Dterinner-GirHe all S.
Srping @ealmear, 40 @rimoitiide.
Baltimore Wnrftberidt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
Sei @aioIin-GgpIOiiOm OerIeet.

3wei Wdnner puroen an @eiibt
mo SGnoen idper perbrannt, ais Der
@aiolinbeb1lter 0es glutomobils BON
8illiam @eber bon Wforreu. .9arf in
Der 8aDoro-, nobe Der gtunticoteltr.,
erploOirte. Die Maibine leIbIt luur.
oe 5eritort. Gie 8erleetcn iinO 0enrD
DER Gater 0es glutomobilbe.
iibers, bon str. 1900, 8apnroitraBe,
imO @iaiam Meber, Ser 2enfer Der
Moibine. Slr5 no1 ser @rploiion
wuroe ole 6eueripebr alarnlirt, pel1e
ole 6lammen loiHte. Su Der 3pi-
iden0eit IieBen iib Batter iinO Sobn
ibre 9ronOwunOen bel einem 9lr5t
Der Nadbaridaft oerbinOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

Abpnnenten, bte ben ,ScmtIdJcM Gorre.
ipDnbenten" nidjt piiMttlId Dber nnre1el.
mdRiG erbaIten, iiub gebeten, Der Office
bauvn per EeIephun cher fhrtftll& Ngit.
tbelluma su Nla&eW.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
RObIbratltn ObneTIetf@
In neuer Mrt.

BET Dem immer mebr ounebmenbsn
Utgstorismus 1T ss fir Die 9ausfrdu.
Defenders bel beKeret Rii9s, Oft T9per
ssnug, seniigenb 4bipedsIuns in ben
@psiie5stteI 0u bringsn. Da iinb nun
gang Dor5ugIid. fdmudbuft un6 nubrs
baFt oueIeid biele ROblbratIinee. @ta
&Opf @stbtobI pirb niht oII5u tpei9
geto9t, 6ann loft man Doriibtig bic
etnaelnsn @IG.ter ob, tut In jebes einsn
2OffsI NIT @al5 un6 Wil9 berriibrtsn
RdrtOFfeIbrei binsin rnb formt 70 cine
NIT sinem Tobeu bsFeitigte aOblrOlle,
DieIe RDn9en legt man oidt nsbens
chamber auf ben BObsn elmer pfaune,
in bic man borber sinies 20Ffel guten
Gsttes tat, unb IdBt lie bariu etipd
oebn Minuten oilniten. Wlit RGfs be-
itreut Ober beTsr NOD NIT elmer 8sf6u=
meItunis anesridtet. number Iis 5u
SuI5tartOffsln gang bor5iigli9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
VcrfdMfc on Scr GieTaen QIftien6Srie.

10 snibeIe Goshen mo so certis 1875
gIHi6el 5ioeliib mo Depoiii SO. 1925
10 glnibeiIe oouiion Oil pio....... SO
gInibele WiarDleHo GainaliD Co.. SO
gInibele Nori6ern Central Rn s3
100 gInibeile Il g Sio nno Guar 60 s6&
80 Qnibele 2eaib 8alto uno Mn 20M
8 gInibeIe gsabIanO Sil com M 8A
$1,000 Ailaniic uno Gbnrloite Ser ~ 9sH
5000 @aroIina Central 4er.......... 81
1000 GoSoeH uno so Ger ceriis - 95A
5000 GosoeH oil nHo Sas Ger cert 80
5000 Wier nno WiHers Irane Ger 10i
1000 Il SID uno @uor Go.... S611
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
Sir 9ams ltnO
Slide.

y u y " : y w
Iaan budt cine grOBers 3pisbsI feiH,
f6pibt iie in Butter ooer Tett gar,
fiigt sineu HseIOffsI bon fiiben qapris
ia, spei enttsrnts. eeIddlts SOmatsn
unb .tipa Opst PfunO robe. in S4eis
BEN geI9nittens RartOffeIu binSu.
Nun fiilt man NIT @ubus OOer Gleifbs
brlbs auf unb tOdt I'M BadOfsH gar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
pfuuutu6su BON msts.

pfaNntu9en BON Rsts.
Gin babies phlnb obgebriibter, in
MtIh nit einem Stildtsn Butter.
einigen @tiiden 3irnmet unb 3itrOuens
fdals, etn @lerteIpFunb @oIinen (tpsls
DE stipds Ip6tsr baau tommtn) uno sts
ipas Sol5, peib un0 bid getodteS
Nsis, 5tpet @ier, 3tpsi bis orei GBlOf=
feI 3udsr, etipas geitOBener 8ptebad
ober geriebenes MeiBbrot. DER etipas
obgetibIts g1eis ptrb nit ben GioOts
tern, benz 3uder unb 3piebad ourh>
seriibrt, NIT benz Su S4aum eeTdIuges
nen Gtpeib bermifdt, In elmer &uden.
pfonne nit Butter uuF ni4t Itartem
Geuer gu etnem, ober l0ffelpsile 0u
ileiren Ru6en eebdden. Gtpas ess
r0Itete unb feingsitoBene MeiBbrotrinSe
ober 3piebod in bic pFurus unO bsim
lmptnOtn ouF ben Ru4sn seitrsut,
mndt ibH OnIebnIiher uH6 i&mdGbdfs
ter. Der Ru4sn lpirb NIT 3uder Be-
itreut 5ur TafeI gsesbsn.-9ti einsm
llsberrtIt bon Vtsisbrei lpirb man no9
bOrfsbenOer WOri4riFt Iei4t baS rids
tiet @ebGltnis trsFfen t0unen; bierbei
uber III es bsFsr, Rorintben ou nsbs
men, bo gtOiinen i'm Ru6eH nicbt lpsi9
lperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
Baltimore Winrft6eridjt.

. am itag, q. Suli 1917.
Me6I. 3ufu6r 25St iSGlier,
eiuiblieBIib 1929 6dlier 81 2ocult.
@Oint imo 732 61iier 8u Canton.
Gie glotirllneen maren mie folgt:
DereIebenoe Breiie. Seuie Qebies Sapr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

&afarO.
9epHrtement sebrGndJter glutOmO6ile.
2-25 Yadarb 4aiIagiere Snlpn @baetUn.
3-5S 9adarb 8 yanaglere Ybaetun
1-38 Yadaro 3 KaKaglere Scurtng Gar,
1910 Yadarb Vnfnaiere 0nMnbDMt.
1914 Rierce ArrOp Haiiagirrr SDHring
Gar.
1912 Eierce NrrOw gaIlasirre SOnrins
Gar.
1917 0aDne6 5 @aiiagIerr SuMrinG Gar.
1914 QaDmes 8 9aIlaglerc TDnrlng Gar.
1912 Nccrleh YaIiagiere YluHabOut.
1915 prenlter z Yniingtere EOMring Gar.
Nle obenaen1ilnten gutouobile iinO filr Die
NbieeruHe beret
@beHio eine gIn3abI bon eebrdudDten 9aits
glutos.
&afarO MOtOr Gar So. OF Baltimore.
g9arIes;sr. aHb @h OlOHal9Ius.
(SuIt16-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

Neiunbrre WtIeaenhelt

M9tuMa HddcrmetReE nnb Hd6ersnrbtiteSl
Gdderselrbetter utb llusbeIter merben ber'
lan9f uDo unenigeltll@ beiorgt i'm 9lrbeItsS
bnreau @H. Il. 67N qihffeIS 6ale, '03 NDrb.
BFssseEta.gtfahe. SsRu erpE Wef1, Ns'slgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
iGeT; eIeuutorcnuorrot6 4o5lo7 gu.
1elItiac SMlM6ratc

y NITer. = 0NTIDr = NolIltN.
(Su bunOert @funO Sdden.) u @ro
Come; Spring @beot 9rou, $500
$3.50; @eitern NlioOlings, $470O
-$4750
, SeuunO 5trob.-3 3uiubr Scu
1874 Sonnen; Stro6 Gonnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

- eine dliere 5rau iur Qansarbeit aif elmer
blue, Wlb. CSlfli99-0N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
gsrIauat- -6raasu uuS wsabdeu.

9erlanat:
= @eleste Sral fir leiubte 9ansar6et In elmer
Saniilie bon 8 Guoa1lencn Gin nusnnbmss
l9eile giiies 9einl nit gutter @e5ablung. Dian
1a93a5ellfe a35 w Al, y9entinlcr SOrreipOnoent,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
@srIanat I'M gIaaemeinen.
8m nerIaMfen.

m, Bu DerlnuIeu:
elHeS bee tboniten fleiHen 6dufer IN M1I'
UUt ns ouetitodtg; grobe 8tmmer uno Bao.
ItvbsI cementirter 3eler, 6eiBiu1iIersQe
~ srrumgellid 10 BET 150 SUP; born Ierrniie, bin
gvelIEi9en. Rdbere8 VIZ. 29O9 HiHbipr.9lbeMRs,
so'SHgeM nno llbr. (wsat1oZ)
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
POLAND ON SLAB
IN FINAL GAME
Bernie to Go After Indian
Scalp; TippecanOe Club
Day at Navin Field

Two down. but Vith l52 holes 20
play. the Tigers are ready today 20
tackle Cleveland Indians in the
dnal game OF the opening series
There Is no chance TO win the series.
because the first two gamee went 10
tho visitors. and the third was post-
poned because OF cold weather. No
contest is too trif.ng TO overlook
in this league. f1W ever. and Tige Is
determined TO gouge az least one
decision out OF the Fohlllcs before
they leave town Manager Jennings
announced this morning that be
would pitch Bernie Boland in the
Saturday contest ben usually
ls poison for the Indians. aud when
be- last appeared his spriir. he had
fast ball that uas better than any
thing he ever showed in this city
There rs likely % b. a BIZ 81 TO
nance connected with Bernie's slab.
Ing Efforts this afternoon ~ tLs
start OF the ira Vim trip. the lite
-'Ehi hnder annn red his 'ng1rr.
ment he had planned 10 we'd soon
after the season started. md Il has
Leen suspected that the wedding
bells would ring the day after he
pitched his first game OF the season
The Cleveland pitcher il expected
10 be either KEEPER or Lambeth.
but the adverse weather conditions
may induce Manager Foil 20 change
his plans In fact. the game may
be called Gn again because OF the
cold but the policy OF th7 Detroit
club is never 10 postpone a saturday
or Sunday game II there Is Il posi-.
bic chance 20 play.
The Tippecanoe Athletic club will
be- the fans OF honor a. Navin field
today Members 70 the number OF
400 have made reservations and
will parade 10 the park In automo-
biles Not the least interesting fea
ture or Tippecanoo club day will be
an Indian band OF 70 pieces.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
DEV0NSHIRE
OPENS MAY II
Date for Opening Racing
Season Across River
Is Set

In less than a month, horsemen
Who patronlze the Canadian racing
circuit will know where they stand
on the shipping proposition. n has
been intimated that they will have
difficulty in securing special horse
trains this year
Il IL announced that the Devon
shire track. at Windsor. VIII open
May II. That viii be the signal for
Bowie. Hot Springs and Tijuana
horsemen 70 ship into Canada for
the summer. IN case the Dominion
government refuses permission for
the special trains. many horsemen
probably will leave their steeds at
Windsor all summer long. They
can do that with some pront. be-
cause there viii be six meetings AZ
three tracks over the river this
year
Devonshtre purses will total 80.
100 each day. There will be 81
600 feature race, one $500 event
three 800 scampers. and two mum.
bers worth $500 each. In charge
OF the judges stand this year will
be Martin Williamson. and his aids
will be William Morrison. Judge Ste
Pierre and Charles Campau.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
By RosERT 1. RIPLEY.

"Kewpie" Ertle may retire from
the ring unless he regains his form
Attic but 81 years OF age. Ertle
fears NAT be is slipping tia; he
has burned himself out.
Ertle Is just another instance Ct
many boxers who have found them
selves has beens" At the age when
they could be the great II am, >"
The prize ring is bit too strenuous
for undeveloped boys. Be warned :
The most famous instance OF
youthful folly is Eddie HanlOn. Ed
die .,Hanlon was a wonderful nght
or. lie began al the age OF is, and
az the age OF II he fought 2o-round
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14

draws with two champions -AtJr..
and Young Corbett-who had just
whipped Terry McGovern- He also
beat Benny YAnger the same year
II was the nrst time that YAnger
&ss- ever defeated. and be was In
his prime. having a short time
previous knocked out Attell Young
Ccrbett. Harry Forbes. and won
decision over George Dixon
However. At the age OF 2i-an
age which should have been his
best. HAnlon was absolutely thru
a wonderful career was ended
Take X o. Brown. Happy. cross
eyed little '9tAyo" WAS has
been" az the age OF "a He is al,
most forgotten now~-and be Is not
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14

quite go years n aSe. brown, uu'
der the skilful handling OF Dan Nor.
gan. reached the summit OF his fame
a; the age OF 20. when he whipped
Ad Wolgsst. then champion OF the
world. and Knocked out Harlem
Tommy Murphy in one round He
was then matched with Matt Wells
champion OF England at the tune,
ard the bout drew a record gate for
lightNeights-something over $50
0o0.
Frankie Neil OF Frisco. the ban.
tam champion In 10000. won and
Lost the title before he was OLD
enough 20 vote He quite the ring
entirely soop after bis twsnty-third
birthday
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
VI. |. A. A. TEAMS
GET STARTED

ALBION, Mich. April is-Sncht
ran intercollegiate baseball In rs,
ting a running start this week
This afternoon Albion college vii
play KAzoo Normals on the Albion
diamond. olivst invaded Yp.flan,I
Friday and took I 70 ] trimming
Olivet was let down with four hit,
BY Powers HIllsdale tackled Ka,oo
Normsls at HIllsdaIe yesterday. and
was defeated. 8 10 2
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
Michigan's Super-Jess

ESs WILLARD Of
he N feet and half and
200
durance and boxing skill offs
battling
vr had the verdict Jess That's
nampion the world had
n In 1870 He won his title in 1913
nsucuns
- name was Charles Freeman He left Michigan strong
such whale
promoter discovered Charley induced This
1gehfstorc beef trust England az a fighter
Freeman agreed and learned
In all Europe there only Freeman
William He
own the Upton sasher heavywegh champion Freeman
Siashe
rs rules and the winners reward the
#1oalm " I'm ~ '"'
championship a
o
Dehed himself
1oAiined freeman
- world and like Willard. found worthy
Only challenger American
tuberculosis he
when the
the fuhe
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
800 Trained Athletes
Ready for Bugle
Call

PHILADELPHIA. April 1.-THE
University OF Pennsyivnila athletic
teams. without a single exception
besAn their daily military training
this afternoon under Mat M. j
Pickering. the graduate manager OF
athletics. who served on the Mexi,
can border last summer
The crew. baseball, track. Ia.
crosse. swimming wrestling. gym
football and hockey teams all
turned out and there were 500 oi
the nnest athletes In the country
In the FIRST OF the regular drills.
% Penn intends 10 push her military
campaign, and not only will the
/ 800 undergraduates continue their
work with Maj. william Reilly. U.
z A. but Maj. Pickering plans to
make a big drive with his athletes
He will teach them all the drill
code. an ddevelop them into exper;
rife shots. bridge builders. and
road makers.
The Red and Blue athletic teams
are all continuing their athletic
training and will complete their
schedule. Penn win hold spring
football practice and Head Coach
Bob Folvell has completed plans ~
work out some $50 knights of the
pisskin. Folwell will direct the
work for about a month.
The instant that Secretary ci
War Baker informs Penn that her
sons are needed. every athletic
schedule will be abolished. some
900 undergraduates win be swept
into a unit by Maj Kelly and Mai
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
STATE BOWLING
MEET BEGINS
Dozen Teams to Compete at
SchT0idtke's Drives in
Opening Program

Twelve 'nve-men leans, represent
ing Detroit. Port Huron. Saginaw
Grand Rapids and Lansing. will
clash tonight AZ the Otto Schmidtke
alleys. Brush and Maoomb-sts.. In
the opening rounds OF the annual
state bowling tourney. Rolling will
be in two divisions. starting at : lb
o'clock and At 10 o'clock. The line
up for the opening night Is as fol
lows:
Ffrst SQUAD ne Tres y m
Ailey-Name and city Captain
Elks knights. Cd. Rapids.
; Empire. Lansing "a l. HArb
. studsssher Corp. Detroit
= Cable r''no CO. p %g a,,pon,.,,
. Lsisold'A Detroit. Wv. LAns
Q RivsTshdea. Port Huron.
second s9sas &C ielso y. N.
Nam. and City captAin-Alley
Lashs's TsiiOrs Detroit
vOss rir. a Rubbsr Co. PETROL.
van ovsrsn. Saginaw. y. sehoer 4
Coonsy n smith. Saginaw
NJ. Coonsy s
valley Home, Saginaw J. O oeder (
The tournament viii continue un.
M April a. Secretary Nessler an
nouncee an exceptionally large entry
list this year and an increase In prize
money OF no less than 81 900 over
normal years Six alleys will be
in use for the state tourney all the
time. and Mr. Schmidtke has made
special preparations for the com
fort and pleasure OF the tournament
bowleTs.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
Sunday White Come

orr mining be dished at Mr. NaVns
6oor palace The dish served
Win tobacco for Monday TUESDAY ana
"wednesday coming and whether or not tn
yons town as healthy as Whn e
v1u have perplexing matters that W"
likely that the Tigers VIII no' vi"
out OF the White SOY
the White SoT viii not can hIo
Tigers ana
skf rs Of y
Boston In mighty u6nt
~ captured Of p from Chicago IN 1919 shd ma
made the Red so1 In announcer quite Is
- 6oiic
TIE white strength in 1915 that
1sis should clean up win Ooaso
be Just one OF hose elusive
hat pastie But there no mystery
oldtme ink Chicago last year
the feeble pitching stan OF 1910
m worst the Tigers when the PICK
h.poened 20 had trouble win
against the Ro~andes
Dau Ave Those the eight victories
the athletes NO o'her
slonsd the Sox. the records
Chicago that they won @
ales OF two other uiumps
twelve nine and seven IN oe
mieraby pitched games ana A'
Once last the Tigers scored nine runs
Chicago they scored sir runs ana os
and lost Five times uey soeu
Pitching ordinary merit would nave dagger "
decisions.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
"Y" HAS TOURNEY
FOR KID TEAMS

The Y. NJ e. A this month Will
rive the Junior basketball teams ~
the city an opportunity 10 play ont
a schedule for the Junior champion.
ship. The hrgt games will be played
tonight. the tournament starting a,
: o'clock A. the "Y' gym. The fol.
loving church teams will play ont
the hrst round tonight.
Campbell VI p " German pantisf
simpson Tabernacle - TruubuIi
Avenue preshytrrfar
Hriafah Bible Class W M.rfb.
Holmes ~
scovel Memorial PrsshytsrIan "
Central VI
North woodward NJ VI. ned
RriCka
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14

the siaoong
Wv q The samples served THIS
spring Ordinarily good
evened the ChcagoDetroh
than
difference
hs Tigers because John Ness always did hit Bengal pitching mighty
like their 1915 the soI These are Faer and
fellows
In
slated Monday
II
ron Cunningham.
a two
Dfngs Wednesday impossible
- gu6 all right but the FIRST club
probably
temptation
N
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
FoRDNEY WANTS TO
WAR TAX BASEBALL

WASHINGTON April IA
Sports have entered tho high cost
Of living lists on The theory
that All sporting events baseball.
puRilism, horseracing. etc.-are
Injuries. Rep. Fordney. Michigan.
Friday on The floor % tho house
urged special tax on all admis-
sion tickets 10 such events a.
means Of raising additional funds
for tho nation 10 CARY on tho
war
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
Pennsy Plans to Retain
Sport and Prepare for War
SPORTING LEGION WILL
FURNISH SUB cHAsERs

NEW YORK. April l4.-The
nAvy's mosquito heet-coastAl
submarine chAsers--is the great
est attraction TO recruits joining
the sporting legion today.
There are more OF these tiny
speed boats than there are men.
As n result men looking for i'm.
mediate action are easily accom-
modated In this branch OF the
service. The sporting legion is
composed entirely OF men who
have followed athletic lines.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
Moran Beats cowler.

NEW YORK April I4.-Just 10
prove that he Is a good as Fred
Fulton, Frank Moran last night
knocked out Tom Cowler In the
fourth round OF scheduled 1O-round
bout here. Cowler never had a
chance.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Saturday, Games.

Cleveland In Detroit
Boston In New York
Washington In Philadelphia
Chicago in ST Louis
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
Johnaon MIna

Ode beat Sage 20 20 81 ard
Johnson beat Ode 90 70 81. In the
city championship tourney play al
three cushions a. sweeney Illusions
friday
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
srANnING
ssturday.s Games.

81 Louis In Cincinnati
New York IN Boston.
Phtliies IN Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh IN chicago.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14

Pickering viii have 800 athletes TO
Answer any purpose that Uncle sem
may desire
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14

IN Hughey
the
ump had made baseunning lost and robbed
thrill II ought Hugheys
to enforce the bak Law such that
OF
Of the most interesting portions Hughe lecture
There
e1Duldnt
a
boiled
Of
7os
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14

janice G. Dunn. ewneP Of the C1evs-
land team. has Invested sf0o.n 100 In
new players stacy ne tesk ever the
Indians a yesr age.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14

chances this the
Detroit attendance he
on sunday July
championship
the White will
usndence day The August possibilities W
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14

And those Philadelphia no count
trail and Boston had
oener while
running all be wants He totes
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14

Frrdaie Welsh. the Uahtwetuh
rhaUspfsa. VS. addrd = ta1-srr~ tru~t
- Nrv Jersey g. kts rrsIty kslat.9s
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
Walter at the Gate

ECENT compilation
80 the fact that until last Wednesday
second belonged pitched
the and
sunday
inc boys That ought TO something ability
only once In four days but
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14
Friaars Rr.nIt.

Cleveland Detroit-Cold
Boston-New Tork-Wst grounds
Washington Philadelphia Wet
grounds
Innings i71tS 7ssR 81 r.
20 o . o O IA .
81 Louis Il o 2 0 I o q - 3
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Frlanr,. Re.nIt.

Innings y u 3
81 Louis n p q n o.
Clncin'u % o 0 . . q q q -
Battsries-stfe and Snyder. Mitch
al and Wingo. tmptres-RIRIer and
Orth
New York B0ston-Ra.n
Fhladelphia Brooklyn Wet
grounds
Innings 4Bs5ss NJ
Pittsbu Oh 7 q r q OIL
chicago n q = o - a
BATTERIES MsmauN and Schmidt
Feuthsr and Huhn Tmpires -kIrm
and EnHife
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14

ralk. Koob. Sothsron and Hale
m pires-Hlldr and OIsuEhIIn
The Detroit times., 1917-04-14

FRANKIE NEIL RAD
Won - AND LOST TAE
BANTAM nTLE At
HE AGE OF a
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