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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-07
Vital Statistics


I.Nl Friend 4, Years old Dcmop'
'N0. aud Mrs Rcsslc Gottcsmu. 20
'nrH ull Sew York City
ROYAL " carson % Years old and
'"''ln Wilson No,ot 20 wears old both
uf oklahoma ,CiiN
Aluuh Reese ~ ,etfs old. Amarillo.
IrNs. and lln lukclstem % Naar,
ola. oklahoma Dlt,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-07

lu rc Neic potato yeast bread rotailed
only NJ 5la Norih Broadway and o!9
south Harvey ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-07

RILEY Rurrh q wears old dled a,
O'Clock lest uiFM ni 'he home ut h.
r'NHIrllon's. Nlr and Mrs Estes ilu
South Western avenue The hoaN will
ho .cn' 'n steward Okla. for mtcrmeni
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-07

VOTE FOD Il 4. HELM,
Commissioner ruhlig Works
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-07
PAUL B. SMITH

democratic candidate FOR nom
nation ps COMMISSIONS ut
Public safety
Political Advertisement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-07

indian Council to Nee, Therc viii h'
u meeting Of the Usage Indian council
n Washington within a few DAYS 20 dls
russ the adyisahillty ~ opening Tor oil
and rps drilling t22O OOo acres Of lanl
IN tho Usage Indian nation The secte
tnry " the Interior is opposed to leaq.
lns tho land Tor this pArp0sc Ut this
time hut Joe Tinker ~ rRwhuska. scu.
retRry ~ tNc council thinks he ,Ru
change tho secrctarys attitude.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-07

pr J. 4. Dean, Dentist, 90, Lee Blhs
Adv
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-12-21

suits = Price at l5nnrri's
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-12-21

Our linz OF suits and OVercoats Hart selaoer < MIR
and SFritt0n Brand for and Elk 3rand
clothes for bossnake wonderfully pleasing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02
BASKETBALL
WAR AHEAD
Y. NJ. o. To Stage Sunday
Game Same Day That Saints
Spring Innovation

There won't be any lack OF op-
portunity TO try out Sunday basket.
ball at Detroit. No sooner than II
is announced that the ST. Louis Y.
". c. has signed the Dayton Tri-
angles for a game AZ the Armory
next Sunday afternoon. the Y. VI.
o. came across with the news that
they WI bring the Dayton Cadets.
oonquerors Of the Rayis. 10 the
Moose hall next Sunday afternoon
for . competing game. evidently a
warm little basketball war n on.
Both these Dayton teams are
crack organisations. and probably
both win win their games. The
Cadets are popular here because OF
the victory this week. and also be
cause OF the annual trips they have
made 10 this city. The Triangies
viii be popular because they viii
bring Norb Sacksteder.
n the Saints should beat the Tri
angles. another interesting angle OF
strife would develop. The Trsangies
nosed out the Y. NJ. o. at Dayton
last week. A victory for the Saints
would cause them 20 crow over the
Y. NJ. o. and q local series OF more
than passing interest would have 10
be arranged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02
HARTMAN is
HOUR BEHIND

ST. CLOUD MINI. Feb 2-After
travelling nearly al the night In a
temperature OF Is below zero. Fred
Hartman. hero Of the Red river dog
derby race from Winnipeg 90 St.
Paul. "mushed- into this city about
Z O'Clock this morning The four
lie Pas drivers arrived here At a.
IN. stabbed their dogs. had hearty
meal and slept from o'clock until
8. They left about o'clock. Hart.
man ate. had some fresh boots put
on his weary dogs and Is expected
TO leave about 10 O'Clock.
Gabriel Campbell. No I: Joe
Metcalf. No. 4. Bill Grayson. No.
s. and Albert Campbell. No 7 the
four lie Pas drivers. were all in
good shape The baby in the
matter OF years or rbe drivers, Ca
briel Campbell. 10 years old. suffered
considerable with cramps In his
legs and. was so weary be could
scarcely stay awake while seated al
tho table eating.
The dogs Of the four Le Pas driv.
ga are IN seod shape
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02
CHALLENGER is
AHEAD IN WORLD
3-CUSHION TILT

NEW YORK, F'e. The three
cushion billiard championship OF
the world win be ~ stake tonight.
when Champion Moore OF New
York. and Challenger Mccourt. OF
Cleveland. play the final block OF
their i5opoint match. The challen.
ger win enter the match In the lead
Mccourt turned the tables Thurs
day night and defeated Moore. So "a
50. The total count McCourt. 100,
and Moore. 80. Play was sensation
al In spots last night, Moore run
ming nine and McCourt sir.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02

Just row. Gilmore Do6ie il the
most sought-after person in sports
Sir colleges are anxious 10 obtain
the services OF the famous football
coach OF the University of Wash.
ington. Who was let out because he
failed TO develop character"
Doble e hesitating between a bus.
mess career and offers by some Of
the colleges
Gilmore Dobie has the most re-
markable record az a coach. Dur
ing the ten years he was with the
Washington University his charges
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02
JOHNNY woIoAsr
ooes TRAVELLING

Johnny wolkast. having con
ouered Walter Gum. has gone 70
seek new countries 10 conquer
He 10 on bis wxy to Lancaster
Pa. whore he win make HE
headquarters ~ Frank Erne's
gymnasium. He expects to boa
IN several Pennsylvania cities
and Erne already has one date
for him. wolgast also will visl,
Allentown. where Prince Henry,
of evergreen fame. u running a
pool room. Before returning to
Detroit. Johnny viii also favor
Pittsburgh with his presence.
Brother John has . notion that
by working q few weeks each
with these different boxing In
structors. he win improve To an
extent that viii enable him TO
seek big money next winter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02
RACE BILL HAS
NARROW ESCAPE

LANSING. Mich. Feb. 3-Th,
bill OF Rep. Arthur Wood. OF De
troi,. 20 prohibit the publication oI
entries FOR horse races and race re
suits. where betting il done on ths
racer. rad narrow escape from
sudden demise in the house yester
day afternoon.
II was reported out OF committee
but without recommendation OF any
kind Left alone in that condition
II would have died right there. but
Rep. Wood sprang To It's defense
and asked that II be PLACID on the
general orders OF the house and re
ferred TO the committee Of ths
whole. Scattering votes supported
bis motion. while no one voted
against d, so n went on the cal
endar.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02

never lost a game, Think OF that.
Dobie's men have scored a total OF
about 100 points TO the opponents
leo during that time.
Tho the Washington boys have
not been beaten they can be tied
The University OF Oregon battled
The giants from the north TO score
less tie last year. even tho Wash
lngtsa- did eatPiay them Oregon
Is the team that defeated the Uni.
versity OF Pennsylvania so easily
New Years Day In Pasadena.
Dobie In well worth the seeking
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02

EAST LANSING. Mich. Feb. a.
The University Of Buffalo basket
ball team left East Lansing this
morning for Detroit. where II will
play the University OF Detroit to
night The Bunalos met the Mieht
gan AgEies last night. and took a
IS to IL trouncIng. yeVla WAS the
scoring star
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02
TRUMBULlS WIN
SOME PRESTIGE
Walloping Given Presbyterians
Entities Victors To Some
Big Games

4 couple OF weeks ago the FRS,
Presbyterian basketball team en-
tertained some city championship
ambitions. More recent returns from
outlying precincts indicate that the
Presbyterians would have done well
TO clean up their osn corner before
chasing the topnotchers. last night
the Presbyterians encountered the
Trumbulls In the frat game of the
church championship series and took
a rs 10 I'll lacing. altho they started
out with . seven-p point lead On the
basis Of comparative scores. the
rdm bulls appear 70 be worthy OF
some games with the nrst flight
CUNTS. The summary:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02

sARANAC LAKE. y. Y. Feb -
Two new amateur skating cham
pions OF the United States were
crowned here Thursday afternoon
Arthur Star. OF Chicago. won the
senior championship. and Charles
Jewstraw. OF Lake Placid. ~ Y.
won the junior championship.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02
NJ. l. A. A. TITLE
is AT STAKE

ALMA. Mich, Feb. Alt II be-
lleved that the NJ I. A. A. basket
ball championship will be decided
here tonight, when the indicated
Hilhdaie and Alma auinfe,s 20 into
action. These teams are consid-
cred the class Of the college cir
cult
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02
ANOTHER ICE
MEET PLANNED
Mt. Clemens Horsemen Hope
To Repeat This Weeks Sue.
cess; Free-for-An Today

Mt. CLEMENS. Mich. Feb. A.
The winter race meeting at M
Clemens will close today with .
program featured by . free-for-an
In which there will be IT least half
a dozen entries Another meeting 10
planned for later In the month. for
this one has been q great success.
InEara was the winner OF two
races Thursday, the nnish OF one
being left over from Wednesday.
The Thursday summary:
rngars. b. h. by Binssrs
GUY sFa scs' s !. ,s,.wsiii. III ias
Klns Albert. br. e tRun-
pernis Brook b m. iiwh.:
Tln@s-.;,o. s.s5a. i..sy. i.ssx.
s.g6. -Four heats "Wednesday.
3rs Tres. Psr.s ssos
Ineara. b. h. by Binsars tRags- :,
jean y 5 m. 1Essonj -. ! &
King McKerron. ,. n. wan !.
Myrtle Ry.eyk. DIX m ire;i.r.ji ds' :
Time-i..s f,ast I'sS
n.,,,. i S,.s r.ss.' r. r-' :, KIN Riss
Binwer ~ fleming ....... III
Harry Dean. en-. e. ldrubaurhl
Prank Ross. b. q. torspentien) 50 Z
sysonhy. br. .. tBsiD 49,
Lee Stewart. b. q aLApesr)..
M rsssfl sss' N.n ssIn,
LIN T,m.M. wn' i.sis' s',;S' o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02
THREE GAMES
FOR TONIGHT
University ~ Detroit Buffalo
Encountef Tops Card; Two
School Tits

Headlining the Friday basketball
card IN Detroit 10 the game between
the University Of Detroit and the
University OF Buffalo at the local
xym. The game viii start II s:45
O'Clock. While the York Skaters
could not beat n. A. @. last night.
they come west with q splendid rec
ord asainst eastern colleges of
class. Coach Campbell has deemed
the easterusrs tough foeman and
has given his u. Of d tossers q
busy week. The probable lineup:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02
MOORE GIVEN
ANOTHER CHANCE

Ed Moore will have q chance this
afternoon TO regain striking dis
lance Of the top In the Great Do
troit bowling tourney. when he en-
counters Charley Houser 1t the
woodward alleys. Huhey, easily do
feated Hummer yesterday. The
standing at the start OF Fridays
play:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02
JACKSON BEATS
CHICAGO ENTRY

Clarence Jackson improved HIS
position In the interstate three
cushion billiard league competition
last night. when the ,Detroiter de-
fessed George capron. Of Chicago.
by a count OF 50 20 Al. The match
was played NJ Sweeney-Huston's
Jaskson ran out HIS string In So
innings. which IL better than aver
age championship play.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02

High school basketball win be
confined to two games. Central will
play Cass Tech and Northwestern
win meet Eastern. Central and
Northwestern. both indicated IN
the city competition. are expected
to win. The games win be played
at Central and Northwestern Gyms
The probable lineups:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02
EASTERN
NORTHWESTERN
ADRIAN'S 80 is
NOT ENOUGH

Adrian college did as much scor.
ing against the ID. A. G. basketball
team last night rs II has done In
three average games this season.
but ~ points vas not enough 10
win this contest Capt. Henry's clan
piled up a total Of 4s points. Henry
himself made 2s points. and Lundy
scored 10. The summary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02

1 MITCHELL Of the Cubs has not entirely escaped
IRVING Sessssn His suggestion has least touch Of sanity
ss..s =. sss. l.ass letting take ii. base three
q SssSsn ~ sssss m s favor rs foreign the principle
49, : anything aI n. ss..nsn s the
us bn ~ catcher other player drops the foul ~
1yn ssttins without
q 80 ~ gs s.asss z. M. rule me foul s.sd Along
1 ~ - - s.y pat Into the rules 70 vesksn the batting
e sos q ave o sso ,ssn ono ne.
~ 1ss vettser defensive play than The retrieving
Bny and Bill
!yRoN Dstst. praieaI contribution the major isasues
Ins during Possibly
- = hs trade daring the Oh
I'm said Byron why answer after
- What Do you say when they ask your opinions"
ss "a .ts.9a,,sr IN IN a;n,sy % @ TOO S@,T
Water 70 answer baseball questions and the thing
Wa They sending
- e.t y - Upn.,Ium batting
$3.50 1Aass Connecticut the other day
- s cs.s but the referee counted
III 1sssss wse.apon :. was rouns 81 sssss and
~ s.s ssS warned BY the referee Then Johnny
- = ~ ne police IS minutes to clear the hall
o Pehss retirement and coming
- - asns Tigers to return
- = 'Ass Asus for sssd bali players
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02

Final seore-D. A {. IS. Adrian g.
Pirsf hAif-p A G Is. Adrian ~
FfsIA gaals-Lundy a. Henry TO-
I.athers T0ruiinson. Tsschput 5. Back
4 Grimm 4 L~ighing~r :. Hood. Fouls
Henry IN :. Lundy : in q, Teach.
cut in ?. Hood in 4. Time Of
periCds--.e minutes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02

Pre-. ~ y, ''T Yrs, h ull As
-Firy, Pres. 10 Baskets from n.id---
Cole Z. Montieth :, Richardson !.
French =, viiierot (, Fredericks 2.
Baskets from fouis--Mslvin IN 5.
vilierot s In :. Referee--UaGe. Penn
state. TIME of haiVes-2o minutes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02

% Its rvfuvu asvsh fyea TexaH
p~~~atsy rvs. speahsv. eAsaptsa bass-
9sn 81 tie ARevscss teeeoe. step
ped sa M Cfn~tsnsfi 20 psy hts ~
ss~efs O. Nal CShase. the National
l~a9u<a ehea pfsa stagUee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02
COOKING SHOWS
GENUINE CLASS

A new star has been discovered
In Detroit's bowling constellation.
Albert Cooking. the youngster who
achieved q 500 score Few weeks
AFRO. has demonstrated that he IL
the real thing. In io-game match
with Charley Mountain az wurm's
alleys Thursday. the younrster
averaged 2oe -. and made only one
error. Mountains average was 100
~ktS- H~rry. ffo-pevnd bsttler
ksstsE fres. Ondep, Utah. be. ar
rived In Bs.fsr win de.ire 90 shev,
~. wares before Hss flaws IN n
bent with ssy hop~v Of Its weight
The fhr~stes~d hall strike evI-
sertfy holds No trvrer- fer Chart~y
Ceustsksy. .is~e Ne ~. prs~flesIfs
th~ entir~ " bite ser .ssss slrrs1y
stgs<e No Tor the csssinG sesssn-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02

3
= Alexander and
~
e n
b himself fourth
RI .
81
q ~ a
wn I'm ands
n n
l06f ought let him
rds SasssEn
a
- q ma la
r he He 3
u a
have Grover and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02

u svp~srs shss Dr~ekiyu ~ hsv-
tao s.sr~ sressse o. sigssss Zee poey-
or. thsn .ssy ether major tea9ue
efuh- cot N salaries su sSsag tie
nn< has csuseA The ehampiss Hebsss
20 hesitate hi TIE natter ef signals
cosswsrfs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02

Grinnsns. 81 RAyis. 20.
web@rS. ~ senet- SoivayA y,
Sport shops esl DoTts. >.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02

front
= recall
Billy Hamilton played
National record
and Lave went
road uniforms
- pysrs purchase spansies These two pirates
- 10 strike
refused They held
an1 hs Whole thing vas mystery TO the fans ,noe
offered
esvan and for th. service vas given 500 more
refused
wanted
Deehanty baked.
- c1 - whole huge amount inscribed there
opened As
@ didn't
y sympsthizng with his pal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02
81 lAA141AMA6
E,''|A'!!8!ggl'!k!L,

sns 70 hand the boz score % h every
rSss exposition OF the .eakness ana
n hos performing for the past Two so~son
n = such concrete form nssmaen as our @ss
somewhat ngoousH lev uss
S,g could not have been ler 70 .ns
Louis suppuoo
F1ankp tne !unSALess
permitted Sooo
turned dio
- II sho safely least except James
ca each contributed two cooo sno
veseh spencer eacn
knch the fielding ctherwise being "u'
TO got the half dozen tahes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02

~. -. "a E6de Plank blows allow
v thr.s vns young nicked for only sH
Blu foemen
a. James gave 10 base: on os
com
- other American league on the per sams
- Bvvnies eight bases hernseyes shorten anc
: tioeer letting somebody Get
Irs Of to believe that
~ - yannss the park
-, ~ cuds ban game weird
month
Writes that boz will be all the
= yin ned
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02

barney Reilly has th~ dt-sisett On
Of beinx the esty Iwtsh prese.-te.s 81
all JuaD~v On the world.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-02

1ANo II hits. total to which all the boys u,ss and
Aavtag cleaned and beating for al these
- something wrong pre-
Win the pitching something and the n guess
y tat the pitching
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29
Hackensack Golf
Club Gross Prize
To Mrs. Stockton

A field of seventy-fve women, repre-
senting two dozen clubs of the metro
politan district, competed in the an
nual invitation handicap tournament
of the Hackensack Golf Club ycster-
day.
The gross score prize went to Mrs.
L. {. Stockton. Of Raritan Valley,
who returned the score of 99-l--9S.
She finished in tie with Mrs. G. X.
Morrow. of Great Neck. but the lat
ter's allowance of six strokes, gave
her the net prize. In the latter COM
petition. Mrs. c. T. Russell, of Ardsley
and Miss y. Guilford, from Dun
woodie, tied for the second prize. and
it went to the former on the play-of
Mrs. w. A. Holman, Of the Hscken-
sack club. captured the putting prize.
Mrs. II. X. Van Week. OF Montclair,
was second in this event. The four
some prize went to rms. NJ. II. Frayne,
of Dunwoodie. and Mrs. J. {. Barclay,
Of Hackcusack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29
The Break of the Game

of s the break Not all but husky section "nee
class fairly Is the that
There's lock Hutchinson and golf Jock playing brilliantly
tho r In the Omen Championship all by than stride
turned made in an Open But oA Vh" d"
amateur him to the wire go ,,,..
In the Professional Championship he played with equal or
He should have won him the last putt rms
healthy IL was o' even
But this awarding no championships
championship despite some OF V s so
..aL rbo. .ho
Yet whispered that Fate has nothing TO 90 WIN " nen inc
concluding showdown arrives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29
Two Dominican Lyceum
Boxers Join the Colors

The local association Of the ANA
teur Athletic Union announced yes
terday the enlistment Of Robert Glen-
son and Tom Dorsey. boxers. of the
Dominican Lyccum. in the Quarter
masters Department.
Gleason has been prominent as an
amateur boxer for many years. re-
Gently winning the AS and 1853 pound
METROPOLITAN Association champion
sbips. Dorsey a former titleholder
IN the 15S-pound division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29
The Best First Baseman

open calls for the best first bman IN
points OF the compass
Ser and Hal Chase These to
the National League
the American 1t would De 10
a first Walter I1pp is now
In addition nfdr he the most timely oanan
the game than other player not
100 points lhs
season runven Yet VINO can place
any Sufy nfeder hard hitter ana
certainly leads the long countfor ne
carries an rhyea average and that time no man has NEEDED
the OBJ wit create
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29
Dodgers Buy Leard to
Fill Gap in Inheld

william Leard, an outiielder with
the Seattle. Wash, club. has been
purchased by the Brooklyn Nationals
and will report at once. lie VIII pay
shortstop in place Of Olson, VINO VIII
nc shifted 20 third base during 'he
illness Of Mowrey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29

Newark lost to the Rochester Hust-
lers yesterday. 70 >. George Penning-
ton. the Bears pitcher. allowed but two
hits in the first five innings. but in the
sixth and seventh sessions Rochester
punched four hits for three runs.
Sandbcrg, batting for Wendell in the
seventh inning, won the game for Man
ager Doolans team. Newark got to
Zeke Lehman for three hits and two
runs in tho second inning. but during
the remainder of the game the Bears
could get but three scattered singles,
and never threatened the plate.
The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29
Hall Reaches
ennis Final
AT Bronxville
Alexander Defaults to Behr
Who Plays Count Salm
for Other Bracket
BY FRED HAWTHORNE


waiter -l'IIi'. ii1i-' io' ''''i -
Po4ta" ana W '"''' ~ i|.;.,'
M w.. ''',y '. - ;..ior i,doo-
-. IN .bo annual motropolitan
lawn tennis tournament yesterday on
the clay cburts of the Bronxville Ath-
letic Association. Hall won in straight
sets at G-3, 6-3
Frederick r. Alexander former ma
tional doubles champion, with Harold
IT Uackett. who was in the opposite
half of the draw 90 Hall and regarded
.,~,t.r1, ,,.i~rc- Of tho tourna-
r...,.. 81, ,bo ,l,;rd
ment. "a' ''ict' '' ''-.''' 90.
round TO Allan Behr Alexander RS nome
,..os. bnroi9,izcd ON Wednesday night,
IT,. oaoo ,,.,-.b Of eiIvorware and
ABOUT F-'''O WIZ" -.
jewelry being stolen, ana ne was OuSy
Yesterday trying TO run the house
-,.:.... 5.,,,o-. 20 cartb
u II ao.oo,od
Behr, IN lhe IouI'n IoN-''
Edwin W. Putnam al %, 6-l ana
,yer+ into the semi-inal round. This
-. -, Ill +oko on Count Otto
hracLet
Salm IN the hght LOT the vacant OiN'"''
in the lower half.
ronr poirs Roach Semi.Fjnal
.,
-Four pairs Ieachen me '''''' mo,
round in the doubles, FRED Baggs ana
his brother Ralph. winning a hard
.....,,,, Hold Tav-
louGh' Hl"'-n 'io'' an.
lor' the brooklyn Schoo'DoS' anu '1''','
Tobev, by score Of @, IL, a
PAGES and his brother Fred. although
- t.;..l. ..- h~otbors did not
Ne pes, 20 III .',Si', sni,+ os doubles
NV aug t 80: ciosLod ail over
.SaI" ANY,, T.. me- orI,, bv eteadving
me oou''; a.. a. ,,aL,os ord smash.
Gown ,H 'l'c l@Si W. H., nnllod ont
rs -
''T i..ol ~ b~;l1io,4 can,e AT
I"s .oI I.@s 80 sonrino "k;iis" over
l'.e j'e', ,.oIio,'r ,vitb great skill for
ma" ''..u 'o'a, d L.+,oor Tho onnosinp
~? Ta1,.,. aal,orod a. critical points
pa'ti 80 erei ,earcs although until
H.. - .'' Eod ,ia,ej a. snecfacular. hard
bittirf, game. and this lapse was just
a.. 80 .v.r tho tide against him
sui'0IgH' ~ - Frod was the more
a.ru 81 tbo brotbers. and il was
his nlav in midcourt that accounted
for 4bo winning points.
i.ali At Top form
iii. o..,. .4o.5;nos4
Hall played with greater s'eaaliless
yesterday IMAM Ut any N."U ''' -
having ms uoWeriul Iore anu U"0N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-29
Feature Facts
For the Fans

Schupp held the Braves to three
hits, all in the eighth.
In the first Dodger game Olson
made double and triple.
Ray Fisher held the Red Sox to
two hits in the first game, but lost
on Nunamaker's errors.
Lee Magee made five hits in
eight times at bat in the two con-
tests. hitting perfectly in the
second.
Jim Thorpe made three hits in
three times up.
lIcInnis made three of the Ath-
leiics' nine hits.
Ty Cobb has now hit safely in
twenty-five consecutive games.
Burns, of the Tigers, made
single. double and triple in
four times up.