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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
Rerenskp tuatttt
Rc9icransseconer!
I1e 8eseureDOIntiOnen wer6en mil
Slitt nab Giien nntcrSriift luer.
ben; 1T 8esen 6ricOcn,

DioSfdit 27. glug. Ger ruff.
idle gtotiondlrot, oltf peI1enl fdTt
ale Die rltIiiifen @6lter bertreten
.iDoreu begann Sougtag na6ntittng
im bieiiaen S6eoter. Die Stoot
NOR ber60ltnisnldBig rubig trobocm
Die goIibebift (9looifale) oIs aroteIt
gegen Die MISUNDERSTANDING ei.
men eintdeioen Streit ini8eniert bat.
ten tnt0 es gelegentlidl at Gtra3en.
fraipaIlen fam. glIle @}iniiter iolnie
Die @enerdte Q(Iarieff unS 8rrIii.
loft tnobnten Der Gr0ffmlug 6e8 gea.
ttnnnlrote8 BEL; bod erre1te bic 9Lb.
tneienbeit oe8 neuen @eneraliIitnliis
&orniloff 8efremoen. D2iniiterprds
iioent aeren8fb er0finete Die Sibung
ourh cine I0ngere offers bon 8eifoa
unterbrohene 9fe0e, in meLher er
unter onoerem iogte; ,9iublono
modlt gegenipdrtig eine 8eriooe boI[
totlider @efobr 61tr6. glIle &erIu.
die, Dem &olfe oie Srei6eit tpie0er
81 reuben, tuer0en 0llr6 8lut un0
@iien nnter0riidt nar0eh. 0ieie8 mo.
gen fif) bic glnbGnger Der @eaeu.
rep0llttion merten. GerensfD taoel.
te Die sSinnldn0er 1m0 a1loere All
8nBIon0 9eBortge &0lferidoften, sic
gegentpdrtig Den Geriuf MAIDEN, Itd)
bon 6uBImb los 8t noten un0
iparfte aIle 0ieienigen, maIde Der
probiIoriiden He9ierune fein0lif 1e.
iirnt iin0, iageno, 6oB Dos 8olf inn
dlgemeinen uno Elm 02illionenbeer
oi Gegiertng unteritiiBt. 9ieient-
gen, pelde Dor Der rttiiiifen Qlrto.
tratie 5itterten, oppoltieren iebt nit
8dffen in Der 6anO oer proDtiori-
ihen Hegieruug; 6ieie o6er m0qen
It'd erinnert 0aB lmlerc Weoul6
(5ren8en bat un0 Dob mir iie in bic
3eiten inter Dem 3arenregilne 5lt.
rttfDerieben mer0en, iollten iie un8
iDeiter opponieren.
uBor fllr3er Set pieieu tUir 0as
2lner6ieten 3u eiuem Son0erfrieoen
51riid, un6 Dor ipenigen Gogen ma.
rem mir 3euge zines neiteren, chen.
10 bosbaiten Gerind8, Der Ii1 ma
melltli6 gegen trliere gmiierten rid.
tete. 0erielbe pur0e NIT Gntriijtllrr
5nriifgetpieien (?) un0 i'm g2artlen
oes rltiiiid)en 8olfe8 iage iA ait un.
ierell 8erbiinoetett onB tire g(nt-
mort bic ein8ige mar, Bic mir BON
ibnen ertparteten."
auf Run1nien gu Iprecten foln.
memo, iagte aeren$tD, 0aB, ioIlten
Die Rumdnen ge8Inuugen meroen, ibr
2nno 8u berlaiien iie in 93uBIano
4ufnabme fitoen ipiir0en.
g3ad ibm iprn6en nle5rere aabi.
nettsnlitgIieoer. 8eoeutlngsboQ mar
Die 9teoe oes 8inan5miniIter8, Der
ooranf oIfmertiam ma6te, 6aB
9fuBtan6 Dor alien 0inaen lnge.
beure Sumnen benotige, uno Die
5telcrn ocden lan0e|
nidlt Die llnfoiten. St befiirrportete
cine bo6e 9 9eiteueruHg Ger Srieg8-
profite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
1t1ilIclt tuitS ltict1t iibcr
SricSeit Ipretten!

Maibington 27. 2tuguit.- 2llen
i'm aongreB nerbreiteten @eriidtefL
DAB Brdiioent 8illon ln6gliderlDeiie
i'm aon9reB cine Heoe betreifs oes
6rie0ens 8n balten geoenft, ipenn er
ben 55rieoenspori6log oes 9}apites
beonitporten miro, nuroe Samstog
Die Spibe abeebroAen, aIs bout
8eiBen Sauie aus befannt gege6en
Dab Der BrdiiOent cine ser.
artige gbiidt niht bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
!Silfe fir 9Soleu.

4Seter8burg, q. 2luguit. - Qlle-
ranoer 2eonitfp, 8orlibenoer 6es
bon Der prooiiorii6en GegierlulQ er.
naiuten qlrsihuiie8 8ur Regel1lug
Der polniiden 6rage, miro fi6 belte
nab Stodboln begcben INN BORT
&ereinbarungeH 3u treffen ii6er Ser.
ioraung Der l5rouen llno ain0er Der
in Der rniiiideu 9Lrmee t1ulpfenoen
9olen 3aS llnteritiitultgsperf bat
bereits ieinen glnfanq genomnen:
81 neutrality-suspicious. 9ieis
iino pon Der Sdpei8 mad gSuridal
nbge9angen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
crktieopctcrdn
tttieSer inn Oienif!

Gbieaqo. ST., 27. 9lugldt. - @e.
nernlmaior ouBer 4icnit @taiatn 8.
Garter. @eteran hes gitrgerfrieaes
inO Der Snoianerfriege, loipie 0es
ipaniidl.amerifauiidGn arieges, lit
luieoer III oen aftinen GieHit ailfQe.
uoulneu moroen. 81 1T gum Som
nan0anten oeS 8eutral-G -Geporie.
ments eruannt moroen Oeiiul bisbe.
riaer 9eielIsbaber, 0eneralnlaior
9errn. 0os 9onuuoiDo Oes glusbils
0ungslaaers IN Hodloro erbaltelt
bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
millcn pcrIprit6t
Hm6laftS Pilfe!

g8ni6ingtou, 27. QtuguIt. = 9rd-
ii0ent &iIion bat an ben in Dtos-
fau tagen0en gtationaIrat cine Qepe,
ide geinn0t, IN Delder Der rl'iiiiden
&e9ierung morolii6e uno materieqe
llnterltiibung berlpro6en miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
99Rrnerluehr itreift.

Eefrn9ra0, q. glpq. - g81brcn0
in 9lostou Der gtationaIrat in Sit.
ung 1T. ging Die biefge 9iirger.
ipebr, meIhe felt 9eginn Der Rebos
LUTON auttter 8aifen itau6", an ben
5treif, neil ibr cine @rb6bung oe8
Sol0e8 berneigert ipltroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
SdlreflidIe (srplOiion.

Retrograo, n. 9lug eSniolqe
elmer @Tploiiou in Dem 6abrifteil Der
5taot brdtuten faIt alIe fSa6rif-
gebdltoe nieoer. @s beiBt 6aB bel
Dem 9ron0e ii6er 100 GerIonen 9e.
totet ODER berleBt ipur0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
Oeitcrrcitb liefcrt
St6lucSett St9mier0l! !

aobenDa8el1 27. gGuguit. 28ie
cine 5todbolmer 0epeide an oo8
a@titrabln0et " meloet bat 9eiter-
.lluoarn fir oen grport nod
Shmeoen cine groBe 5enoung
SdnlieroI, @etroIeum uuo Gaiolin
freigegeben. 3ie Sen0ung miro, 10
BeiBt e8, IN einigen menigen 8aqen
eitltreffeu. Sic erfnlgt neben bent
reguIoreu 8e5ugso6toumen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27

Jon aelpeien ood febIt berlin nod
ieoer 2ln6oltspurft.
3aqe9en mag es fem, ooB Der
llnboIo nt6 Die fIeilte 3tpoID1brtge
2[lta Braun, Die in 2e!0tars. Soma.
Dor paitigen 3ageu berQeualtigt
lun0 armor6et D1tr0e, uuf) altf benz
@eluiiien Bat. 3ie oortiqe 8o(i8ei
Iabnoet udd einem geger, Ser 0a.
mails int garfee 9fobiuion 3irfuS
Iongeitellt mar, un0 Gmitb bat be-
reit8 geitanOen, ooB er BEL 0eH be-
trcifen0en 3irtuS &od mar.
Ser @otte ser crit Dier8iqi16ri-
.gen ermor6eteu 6rou 9let1umap,
mar ouBer iid, ols er ieine Satin
auf 10 ftrhtbare @eiie bingen1or.
oct oorfon6. E
9iOd Elm glnfaa aAf cine ffran.
Sin iueiterer glnioI ouf eine
6rdlL menn ou6 fem 0tor0, ereiq-
uete iid) beute friib nod bier l1br.
ol8 Elm M}aun, bon Dem 0ie goli5ei
obiolut feine 9ei9reibunq bot,
our6 eiu 6eniter in 6o8 &einl bon
8rou s. S. Sriblimg, 270S 2ofe
Str. eiuOronq itno Die oIleit mob
nenoe iieb5iqid6rige Gjreiiin ilber.
fiel, ibr @eitdlt beoedte. ioooB fie
ibu nidlt arfennen fonnte, un6 ibr
0nnn @eiuolt ontat. Che er ii6 0o-
bonnadte Itnbl Der llboI6 nod 8ebn
Collars. Ger 3uitdn0 ser lleber-
foIleueu lit 6eiorgniserregeno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27

iporten ipitroe, bat ii1 nidt erfiiIlt,
bod fam man onnebmer bob nod
i1l 2aufa oteier g8odla 0ieieIbe all
ben 9atifdu dbgeben miro. SoIIte
e. fidl beransitel(eft 6oB Der GapIt
genon 0doon nnterridtet it, 6oB
GeutidIan0 @tioB,2otbringen oil
6ranfreid ob3utrcteu ge0entt. Siio.
tnroI nno 8alnlotien an SStaIien
iaIlen ln0 Die llnobbGngigteit geI.
gien8 interchangeable miro, Dann
0iirfte Die Qlnttport oes 8rGiioenten
9ana olt0er8 louten, ais nan onfdngs
lid onnabnl. ggie Die @erbdltniiie
nber ge9enp1rtig Iiegen lit cine gln-
nobne oe8 9oridlogs oe8 4apItes
dusgeidlloHtn; Der 9erdii0ent miro
cine 8riH3ipienerfIGrung erIoiien,
auf @rlino oerieIben 8eutidIon0 cine
@elegeitbeit geboten mer0en miro, Die
5rieoens6eoingIngen Ser g(liierten,
menn e8 mill, nn5unebmen.
lluge6eure 3a6lea.
SIM 9aufe oieier S8o6e miro itd)
Das Saus NIT Der Sol6aten.8eriihe.
rlings @orIoge bei9Gftigen, onh
miro Die ne1e $t1,59S,000,000
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS jeoerfoll8 oufs
3apet fonlmeb lui6 fin S6iffsbou
un0 Seritellung bon gleropIonen
ioaeu bieie 8o9e nod bonn Sauie
beiDiIli9t neroen Syr Der am Cams.
tag itdttgefun0enen Senatoreufonfe.
ren3 IN ipeIder Die 6roge batreffs
Grbo6nna Der Steuerroten 0i$futiert
pur0e, fam man oabin therein,
&riegs profile nit so &ro3ent al BE.
iteuern. 8ie Iebtidbrigen arieggpro.
fite erreidten cine Sobe bon $3,.
000,000,000 un0 oieies Ss5abr itiegen
iie altf $4000.000,000. 8i8 0a1in
iill6 mlr rs 8ro3ent borgeiebe1, bic
Ginfiiltfte ans Rriegsprofiten non
$562. 100000 ihaffen, Us lit fQun
Dab Der &onfereH3-
6eIhluB anqenontnren iper0en miro,
bod tann man NIT 5ieluIi6er Cider.
belt 0arauf rednen Dab 45 9}ro5ent
meroen. Gs beiBt, 0aB
5enotor Simntons heute 6en qntrog
iteIlen miro, il6er Die 5roge Der
geiteuerllng 0er arie98proiite ab5u.
ltlntfreH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
IN gserfuooI fdleint

S5n 9CrtuaoL ideint man Der
tidt gang inbegriin0efen gluiid]t 5u
iein, bob 9}opiernot INNER nod
leifter 5i ertraeen iit ols @elonof.
3esboIb madlt man oas 6ringea0
beuoiiate aleinaCIO aus 4apier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
geeitere S35O,OOO,OOO Serlanat.

@aibiugton, 27. Qlug. - Q}arine-
iefretar Qaniels piro oen aongreB
oieier Gage um cine ipeitere geluil.
Iioung bon S35O,000.O00 eriudet,
Die fir ben gou BON Gorpeooi1aern
berpen0et meroen foIlen. 9ieie Ser.
it6rer ioIIen gum aonnpi gegen feino.
lide Eaudboote berlpenoet ner0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
1yrnnsGifidle geridJte.

Gari8, 27. 2hlguit 0as Sfriegg.
amt meloete, DoB Die 9eutihen Iehte
9ta9t oil Ser 9liSne uno Der geroitu.
5ront nit 5ablreidet Grappen an-
grifien; 0ie 8ran3oien ober bebanp.
teten ibre SteIlungen lll0 nn1ulen
100 Mam gefanoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27
9eutitbe ltautn 0ie
teiuolit6tll Angrifft!
6encral Baie beridtet bcmtc ntr iibcr 9erin9c
Gdtiekett an Set 1pcitfront; Sic Sran5cien
beridtten iiber tucitcrc Grfclee.
caSOrna bot Iidb caibad1 ais 5iel auserlebens

nen6ltrg 2tnie@ tDur0en er{tiirrlf,
un0 Die britii9e 2tite tuur0e an ef.
ner Grotlt BON elmer Nleile cine bals
be Nte1le porqeid)oben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27

fiir Gnta6a nnb 1lngeger0: Gd0n bsute
nbenb uno GieiIstoe. flhIer beute abeno, EteI.
qen0e Eemperotlr onI 9irnStag.
syiir 9sebrosta: aagelHcitt idon beiue nbeHo
unb gienstaa; Mariner 3ienStng.
sFiir Soma: 51on bahe laro 0ienstnq,
fiibIer beltte nben0, MARINER Dieustag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-27

Morum FnO fie niht aIIe Sbre Rtinoen
gSeil Gie fie ni6t niif Sbre @1ren nufnterf.
lam genlndt baben. Do5u bebirfm Gle Der
3eitIngsretIomr. Cine AnSeige III Der Eri-
biine ruir0 neiie aiirben fiir Gle eetoinnen.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-20
Dauss Is Hero of Thurs
days Win Over
Yanks

The Yankees propose TO knock che
Tigers out OF the FIRST division TO
day just as the Tigers yanked the
Yanks out OF the first division yes
terday All this can happen, bat
our Tigers cant see the possibility.
They have fgured that BY cleaning
up this series. the can get within
range OF third place. and THAT'S
whore they want 10 be when they
start east next Tuesday
Like az not Willie Mitchell will be
called upon 10 chuck against the
men ~ Donovan today While
seems 10 have something on The
Gothamites He has whipped them
twice a. often a. they have whipped
him all Of which Is CLEANED from
the fact that SOuthpaw Willie and
his sweet evening breeze hook have
captured six decisions in nine starts
against New York There n the
ever.present possibility that Cove
leskie will attempt another come
back He warmed UP again yester-
day and Hughey Jennings threat
ems again TO pitch him today
There is a tip out that Shockor
will work against the Tigers. shock
or IL Detroit youth who has been
on the bench because OF injuries. II
be hurls today. the occasion will be
sort OF try-out for his wounded
arm The Tigers never yet have
defeated Shocker, and they will not
welcome him. Shawkey Is another
Donovan possibility today
George Dauss was the hero OF
Thursdays triumph over the east
erners he held the Yanks 10 three
blows and no runs. Twice II be
came necessary for Wit TO throw
out runners al the plate In order 10
keep the visitors scoreless. but these
were the only occasions In which
George was in serious trouble. -Four
errors were made back OF him, and
the Tigers did little 10 Nick Culiop,
but Dauss plugged away and hurled
one Of the greatest games OF his ca
reer
The big Tiger chance came in the
second inLTg. veach led off by
knocking the ball over Miller's head.
The missile bounced of the right
field screen for three bases. Harry
The Detroit times., 1917-07-20
YANK MOCULS
GREET HUSTON
Baseball's Soldier-Magnate and
His Business Associates Have
Reunion In Detroit

The coming OF the Yankees to De
troit is giving Capt. T. L. Huston.
Of the Sixth Engineers. a chance to
say goodbye to-h athletes and
business associates. He also is Civ
ing them chance to see him in his
nobby uniform. Capt, Huston. you
will recall. is half owner OF the
Yankees. He was an army engineer
in the Spanish-American war. He
is the fellow who induced the major
leaguers TO take up drilling last
spring. When war was declared he
applied for commission and got
II In a hurry Then he came 10 De
troit TO take charge Of his company
He was IN this city on army bust
ness a couple Of times before the
baseball folks learned that he was
going to France himself Cap"
Huston is a patriot hustler and
modest fellow. withal The
chances are that he is a good on
Ger. too.
Col. Rupert, Harry Sparrow. Joe
Kelley and other members OF the
Yankee executive stan are here 10
greet the captain, and were his
guests at the regimental camp at
the fair grounds this morning Last
night the owners and offbcials OF the
Yankees gave dinner party at the
Hotel Satler, with the captain as
the guest OF honor. In the party
were Damon Runyon. Harry Schu-
macher. Fred Van Ness. and VII.
liam Slocum. all OF whom are New
York baseball scribes OF prominence
The Detroit times., 1917-07-20
THANKSGIVING
GOES OVER BIG
SECOND TIME

Small fields but some class will
feature the racing at Windsor Fri
day afternoon The track Ia still
heavy. but not so mushy as earlier
in the week The passing OF %
hours without more than n sprink-
ling rain has done lot for the turf.
The meeting will end Saturday. and
next Tuesday the boys will move
down the river way and open M
Al Kenilworth. II il estimated that
more than $4,000. 900 VIII have been
wagered in the parimutuels at tho
Windsor Jockey club during this
meeting. and the betting may even
be wilder at Kenilworth. since that
will be tho last meeting before the
end OF the war
The feature Of Fridays racing will
be the third event, I'm which Blind
Baggage Hodge and few others
will gallop in what Is known as the
Blue and White handicap for 81 900
The boys got one fine trimming
Thursday There was a horse named
Thanksgiving In tho sixth race yes.
terday. Thanksgiving had won
race Tuesday. but everybody
plunged on n tip that Gamer was
to capture this Thursday event.
Gamer was m also ran. Thanksgiv-
Ing won his second victory and won
u by more than 80 feet The price
on him was IL 10 Somebody
cleaned up on sucker money
Tho price on Thanksgiving last
Tuesday was IS 20 re has had
a fairly prosperous week The only
other long shot 10 90 over was Lone
Land in the third race. This bet
vas another IL TO | affair.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-20
Tigers Battle Today With
Eye Clamped on Third Place

lehman was up next Cullop gave
i'm slow ball and Harry drove u
back on line for a rOusing single
20 center Neach scored Harper
facrihced and Harry took second on
passed ball Young made Marsans
run a long wa fer his NY and Hell.
mann had no difnculty in scoring on
The sacrifice altho the Cuban made
q fine throw 20 the plate
Another good scoring chance came
in the sixth, when Stanage singled.
Dauss walked and Bush sacrificed.
putting runners on third and second
Wit fouled out and Cobb grounded
10 short
Misplays gave tho Yanks scoring
chances in the first, fourth and sew
rnth frames Dsuss hit High in
the FIRST and by the time two were
out, Huehie was pcrched on third.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-20

TuNIGE division and
George Dauss pitched so Wen
that alies enough
fellow and nowhere ne
Everybody these parts mighty
do the OF detroit ne
had ms
Of good will
Tigers all set for even oer
division they IND the tag
for them They want to Try 'hu
which not roasted AZ any
question Should the Nantes
should
he saturday nlgh "ouu
tie for third place Third place may
be excepted eventually MESS
probably the niche that viii harso
when the october returns are in
some fresh that bad start In a
snatchng
exhibit confuse this
On Mr. tied
tho standing since uaS
81
baseball much better
period the flying White So1 have
and Cleveland
hasn't close TO breaking even
positively me
OF in fourth on
congrauaing themselves because
pennant they than 10 games
shared oy teams
midseason
during
scramble would be In third place
the The only thing
he He's
OF all he his
curtain OF TO the front
The Detroit times., 1917-07-20
FOUR GAMES
FOR MASONS

The assignment OF umpires and
scorer and schedule OF games TO be
player in the Masonic baseball
league on Saturday, July 81. is az
follows
city ~ Straits We Kilvinning. dia-
mond No. Z. umpire. Brown. scorer.
Stuctzer.
Zion vs. Ashlar. diamond No. 4;
umpire. McAllister. scorer. Howsrth.
Detroit vs. Oriental diamond No s..
umpire. Tasker. scorer. Speck
Friendship We. Union. diamond No
s umpire. Carroll scorer. Brady.
All games will be played at Bob-f.o
at 30 o'clock. Boat leaves foot 81
Bates-st.. at ! 40 o'clock
The Detroit times., 1917-07-20
Ball Than Ra Seven Weeks Tigers Achieve Fourth Pac

Bakers az. Marsans hit to Witt.
who pesged out Pipp AZ home. In
the seventh Marsans walked with
one out. stole second and took third
on stanage's bad peg. lie was
stranded.
The big Yankee break came in the
eighth. Up 10 this time Dauss had
allowed only one hit. Hendryx bat
ted for Cullop and singled. HIGH
forced him al second Caldwell bat.
ted for Maiseli because when Ray
hits them he busts them mile. The
pitcher made good He doubled to
right. but High was held at third.
Then Witt leapei high In the air
for Peck's bounder and threw out
High az home. Caldwell took third.
but Pipp couldn't rescue him. He
rolled TO Dauss. who tosssd him out.
The rest OF the game was mere for
mality.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-20
DETROIT BOATS
WIN SOME MORE

PUT-IN.BAY. O.. July 20-The
Inter.lake regatta will end here to-
day with a series OF yachting races.
Detroit boats won half the honors
available Thursday Francis A w,
owned by Alex Mcleod. won the
event for Glass F cruisers. Charles
Kotcher's Betty NJ. H.. won the
even for Class II cruisers. Detroit
boats have won a majority OF the
inter.lake races this year
The Detroit times., 1917-07-20
DOUBLE-HEADER AT NAvlN
FIELD SATURDAY

II becomes necessary to an
nounce that the Tigers and Yam
KEGS will play two games Of base.
ball Al Frank Navin's bingle or
chard Saturday afternoon. II Il
should rain. Il will be necessary
for the clubs 10 play Monday.
which is an open date The nrst
game Saturday will start AZ 1;45
o'clock Folks strong for the
two-a-day stun will get an eyeful
Saturday. The Yanks usually
horn into an extra inning game
everywhere they PLAY. and un.
doubtedly the overtime tilt will
come on Saturday this time.
Take your supper in basket and
prepare for a big afternoon.
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/ WNHe STAR tlNE<

wharf foot OF Griswold st. Eastern
time For the Flats. Tashmoo Park and
Port Huron way ports steamers leavs
Detroit daily. except sunday. sts a. m.
20 IN and p N sundays , q. m
and 40 .. m sunday only sttra
steamer for the Flats Tashrnoo Park
and Algouac. p m. For Toledo and
sugar Island steamer leaves daily 20
m and p m Sundays. for Toledo.
$50 . m. and 5S0 p For Sugar
island. sac a. m, 30 m. 80 p m.
and .. m.
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Pipp famed in this pinch Pipp VAS
safe on Heilmsnn's error in tho
fourth. and went clear 10 third on
Veach's overthrow NJ hrst in an ef-
fort 10 double Waiter after catching
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sPatted for CullOp in elghth.
+Batted for Maisel In eighth.
Tran for Caldwell IN eighth
Innings e74rs 7sa
r,a,roi, q O 0 O o o -
New York -....
Total bases-Detroit 2 New YORK
Sacrifice hits-Bush. Neach. Har-
per. Young. Maisel stolen bases
Marsans Pitching summary =
hits and a times az bet OF Cullop
in Z innings 1 hit and times at
bat OF Love in ! inning. Two ha se
hit--CaldweN Three base hit--N ee n
struck out--By Dauss lPipp z
Waiters Bases on balls--On lpauss
(Nunarnaker Marsans), or Culop z
(Dauss ~ Double PLAYS Daus IS
Bush and HeilmRn; Walters. Pipp ana
peckinpauEh First hasc on errors
Detroit i. New Yorw Left on
basea-petroit s. New York > Ass
"a hsll-Nunamal,cr. Hit h> pitch-
"a haii--pv Dauas (HiRh 2. Millerl.
Tlme--i:50 Umpires-McCormic *
Nsliin and owens Attendance-5.l zp
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No orlddina For Yale.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. July 20--It
has been definitely announced that
Yale university will have no var
atty football team this fall.
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STEPHEN TAKES
FINE BEATING

JACKSON. Mich, July 20.-The
Short ship trots will close here to-
day with A good card. The defeat
of the popular trottcr stephen. was
the feature OF Thursdays racing.
June Red outlasted Steve In six
heat scamper. and won the race
The Thursday short ship summary
2i27 Trot. sDOo - Heats Wednesday
Eel Direct. x. h. by The
Eel tMahon) .........
May Dtrest. hr. m. by
Very Direct (Neaver,
Tcachoutl ...... ......
Prince Rupert b e..
GirdburR1 ..-....-... -ro
Graustark 70. q. Perry GRO
Gle" B.. no. m. 'sheri-
Jennie Fi,rsinrmons Hop
Tim39.itil. aiSs.. sisi.. ,iss.
2:iis. 2i2h
7n7 rrot. sSoo
June Red. b M b. Red
Medium mccarthy
Stephen. blk Plercel
Frances Belmont. h. m.
Ks snf%Ri1' iian. br <. 80
(TannerJ ....s ......... 'ro
Comet ch. m CTeschouD ro
Cricket. Blk M tWrighb 70
Baroness Aquillin. b. m.
tPalinl .,-....- .......' 70
Jolly. b. &. CAnderson) DR.
Timc--21Ft. 7iA 2i6h, ALA,
2.i5L. 2.19t.
7iIS Pace. $500
George g. Hutton. br. r. BY
Marble Grit Erwin ......
Jack Power. X q walsh ....
Anna Mac. b m. McNabbD ...st
Edward o.. D. x Mcintyre
Realty. Blk &. 6Palen) ....2
Nellie chimes, b. m. tDaven-
n. ss5ov '. 5. N. ,,v,5.nvr..,i, ~
Thistle Patch. blk. " Hop-
Time-iisx, ii1x. i;iiH."
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Grif's Bats and Things.

ARK GRIFFITH
II the robbing him Kaiser
hapless Crit Ever
$50 He
the and the
expedi
mermaids have copied all
a
Neptune
Seriously that torpedo brought great grief TO @ He was deadly
baseball
$4,000 twob subscriptions tiny task He is
his second campaign
o them chance
shin shou Clark Griffith Washington
book he the
key il read like this
LORAIN. O. l9-sa pitcher.
oday with a man Fe
and third The pitcher appealed tho
while the stealing but the
remained neutral.
Chicago yesterday The Red woped
in the
Rowland pitched souhpaw
Del
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National League
STANDING
Today Games

Pittsburgh in New York.
Chicago in Boston
81. Louis in Philadelphia
Cincinnati in Brooklyn.