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Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13

The Cardinals hande dover players and cash representing an outlay of $15,0O0 to the Milwaukee, club for Pitcher Goodwin last September Now Goodwin has enlisted
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13

The contracts of Jake Daubert and Jack CoombS with the Brooklyn club will expire in October, 191S Daubert signed five-year contract in 1917 at an, annual salary of s9,Gy0
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13

President Phil Ball of the St. Louis Browns has been seriously i'll and may be represented at the American league meeting by Business Manager Robert Quinn
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13

Miller Huggins is quoted as saying that he will establish a regular train ing table for the Yankees, because bal players as a rule eat too much.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13

Steve O'Neili, the Clevelands' stal catcher, is running a rivet cutting machine in the Keyser Valley shop: of the L.ackawanna railroad this win. ter
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13

Johnny Tillman put up a game fight in his bout with Jack Britton in Bos- ton recently, but the New Yorker was a bit too clever for the Minnesota battfer.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13

John McGraw's plan to train young players who have learned the rudi- rnents of the game in schools, colleges and open lots is worth considering' ' says President W. F. Baker of the I'hillfeS
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13
Burns Wins Over Russell.

Providence. R. l., Dec. 12.-Frankie Burns of Jersey City won a decision over Johnny Russell of Newark in a bout of ten rounds here tonight. Burns took the lead at the start and main- tained it to the finish.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13

Garry Hermann probably means well, but he should not forget that John K Tener is president of the Ma tio1al league.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13

Che athletic. colony at Camp Upton will be augmented by another prom .incnt, member when William Plant, of the Long Island Athletic club, leaves fer the Long Island training camp this -'.t
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13

Pitcher Henry Thompson, drafted by Washington from the Toronto club was also drafted by Uncle Sam ana Was recently accepted for the nationa army.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13

FULTON TO FORGE
 WILLARD TO FIGHT
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13

N[St 'sJ will be augmented by another prom incnt member when William Plant of the. Long Island Athletic club, leaves fer the Long Island training camp, this afternoon. : It is understood that Branch Hickey. will. be able to make definite an- nouncement this week as to the iden- tity. or the new manager of the Cardi-' nais Jack Hendricks continued to lead all other candidates for the po-! sition. .sS>r fs
 .> Now that Stuffy McInniss has en- listed. all four mem bers of the famous slo0,000 infield nave parted company with Manager Connie Mack McInnis -is the second of the famous quartette to enlist, following Jack Barry into the service. .a
 It is claimed that Eddie Roush is the youngest batting champion the National league ever owned, 4he Reds star being 24 years old. Ty Cobb was a few months shy of being .21 the first year he led the American league batsroen.
 William Plant, the great walking champion, left. for Camp Upton Mon day. He was rejected by the regi- mental doctors, but the draft physi- clans found no fault with the athlete and he was passed. Plant won the aS'eii-nie HdtloIaI t1tie racey making the best American time -
 Joe. Higgins, the former Holy Cross college runner and holder of the flalf- mile. indoor national championship ti- tle, who was commissioned a fieuten-, ant recently at Plattsburgh. it became kriownL5 today, has been ordsref to re- port at Washington for assignment on December 5. Higgins is hopeful of. gaining. berth in the aviation ser vice:
 Joe sLoomis, national ,sprinting cha nm pion and record holder, who re- gently returned from France, has en- listed in the. Three Hundred and ThirtN-third Field artillery, at Camp Grant, at Rockford. Ill.,: according to word which reached his friends in this city today. Loomis drove an ambu- lance for six months in the Terdun rcgicn. He declared that she Ameri- cao soldiers in France are keep for athletics
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13
Ladies Who Wish !.
 a Toilet Cream

that will keep their complexion in ai- most perfect condition are invited to try the kind we are offering today which contains enough peroxide in it to make it the Ideal Cream.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13
SPORTING NOTES

Fielder Jones Of the St. Louis Browns announces that he will remain on the jo, next year.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13
COTTON

New York, Dec. 12-Spot cotton quiet; mfddling 3035. Futures opened steady. December 304e; January 29so ;, March 2409; May 2915; July 2S75.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13
MONEY {

New York, Dec. 1z-Cau money firm; high 6; low 1-2: ruling rate 6; closing bid 1-2; offered at s s-4; last loan 5 3-4
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-13
SPECIAL MATCH.

Tufts Five of W;;iimsptic,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06

8si6net Fnb. 2tls bic 2tniierten gnfane
Sunuur 1916 ibrs Isbtsn Sruppsn uon
8uIlipoIi 5uriid8Ogen, 5attsn Fe Bel Der
llnternebmuns melt msbr aIs 100000
Mdnn perloren.
glun erfOIats bic llsberfiibruns Der
aLiierteH Sruppen na9 bem orie6t.
fdsn Sufsn Gdloniti. Die 8erbiinbetsn
itauStn OumaIs, fur8 nad tbrsm iissrei.
den 5eIb5ug ssgn Gsrbien, an bsr
sris6iihen Grenas. 9luf sris6iI9ss
gebist truteu fis erIt iibsr, uls bic III,
Iierten Mitts Mdi 1916 cine OFfeniiDe
pcrbreitstsn. Gnbe qlugu1 errei9tsa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06

MsHigc Sage nod bem gintritt Rus
ndnisns in ben 8riss am q. auguIf
1915 brons gsnsraIf.bmarIdoa bon
Wadsnien nit siHsr armss bon Bull
garieu aus tn bic rumdHiIde DobrubIdd
sin, srObsrts bic 0OuuuFsitunssn sutra,
tan unb SiIiFriu. fopis bic syeItuns
gobric unb ltdnb Mitts Geptember Dor
bsr ainit gsrnaDObu-gonfuntu.
sSnsniIhen mar bic runldniI9e .Sns
paFon eiebsnbiiresas Bis sa Der auf bsr
aoris bur9 arsuss bsssi9nets 2inis o.
eebishsn. Dn holts gsnsraI b. Gantns
habn gum gssenlfOb aus. Sic Rumdusn
purbsn IN plTtdsiosE e9Ia9I bsi 6sss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06

liuie Der IloIbdu unb, in Der 8Obs
rubida, Bis an bic 0onuumiinbung pors
gei4oben. 9is ipidtigen 9onaubdfen
gruiIu unb gulab. iopis bic geIamts
Serstbsainis iinO bsbrobt.
Qnfans UlGr3 1915 batten bic gtls
Iiertsu, na9bsm iis bsi benz beresbIi6eu
geriud, nit elmer seipaItigen 6lotte bic
DdrbdnsIIen gu foreieren, bisIs G6iffs
sinseblBt, ouf Der 9albinIel goaipOIi
(G) EruppsH eslanbst. 9isle hsrmD6.
ten frog gstDuItisfer araFtunItrsnsuns
nur BIZ tpsnieen 4aabrdttilpmsisr gu
srpbsrnb bic eaE9 g9rnffisruns ssItnn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06

5altenbdbn folste bsm Geinb aus norbs
peitlider Riatuns in weitem 8Ogsn
(fiebs qIsiIe) burd bic g6tns, pdbrenb
MadsuItn am %. Nobsulbsr an bsrIaies
beneu Steltn iibsr bic 8onau sing.
Gnon ON 20. gobenlbrr mar grdioba
gsFaElsu, am q. fieI giurgeoo. am 6.
DECEMBER gutdreit unb qloesti.
Die rufiif6e OffcnIibs in ben @ulO>
tarpatbsu, bic ben Rumdnsn grleids
tsruus Iaaffen iOlie. but ibren 3ped
sdn5lia psrfehlt. pie btutigs JrOnt Der
gsrbiiuoetsu asstH aumanisn, ouF Der
ssarte burd 81. fdpsrs 2inis (aD Be-
ssi4sst. III ibsr bic srhs gsrt,ibisunsss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06

fiinf qunttsn in Serbisn einfielen. De
einbruatslIen iinb bur9 gfsile 80
bt5ei6nst. Sn 5tpei Tlonaten pdren
Die SerbeR aug ibrsm 2unb pertries
ben.
WontentgrO tDur6e raid abgsftrtiai.
Nm 10. Sanuur 1916 Fiel Der bic gudt
bon @ottdru beberrf9enbs Berg Cont
ihtn ane tDenige Gage ipdter au9 ges
TIME.
SH ben fOlseHben DOdsn ipurben bic
bon S5toIisR in 4Ibanien esIan0eten
&rdfte aus benz n0rbIi1en QIbdnisn ob.
gsbrdnet, unb an q. Gebrudr fieI
OuroS5p. Die @inbruhftelIen IN
WlDnisnssrD nnb aIbanien iinS sbsR.
faLIs hArd NisiIs 90 .maFItgrtI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06

fie bic @trumus2inie, psIds fis Biz
gum bsutisen Sage baItsn. Sbren BeIt.
fliigeI idOben iis biz gu Der burd
fdtuers quntte be8ei9neten qinie (0)
Dor. glud Disrp6dissn iatpsr.n aGm.
pfsn bubeu bic aliisrten bort ben .rIfen
lOtaIn GrFOls srrungen, oIs fie om 20.
9pOember MonnItir beIebien. Die
fdtDsre 2inis (g) bessidnst bic heutis.
5ront.
Der sroBs Gelb5ug Der gerbiinbstsr
aesen Serbisn besann anfuns Ottober
1915. ais fturts Rrlfte unter Mdden5en
Bel Bslerao uu6 an onbsrtn GteIItn bic
Dcnuu .fcreisrtsn. unb bic, galoarsa an
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06

mdnnRaOt ssIaIdseu, uuF bie grsn5s
b0bsn Der 5ransTpIbuniiden Qlpsn unb
DalOtarpatben 5uridseiuorfen unb am
z. Sttobsr aud aus sronfabt Dsrs
trieben.
Wlitte Otiobsr isbts MddsuIen in ber
9ObruOfdd ben gormurft fort. 2tm
%. SttObsr fisl gonfantn. am "a. gers
nububa. 3u sleidsr 3sit fduberte Sal,
fsnbabn bic ipidtigsn grsnstdmmt unb
Pdifs In ben 9ruusIblDaniiden alpsn.
0umit mar bsr groBs Daludsie5elo5us
in bic Msse stisitsf. Die sniIhtibsnbs
Nsnbuns nobm bisfsr burd bic Iissrsihs
SGla1t Set Eutgu am Is. Qppsmbsr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-06
OVERLAND DEALERS FORM MOTOR
RESERVE CORPS FOR ACTIVE DUTY

Thr Improvement wnnr Wnrs Owes
HH I..IO tH.aN "uf fHr rUuNf.I m
n nialH .Ne .Nrns rfuIUui
.anfusrd uf WHY'S NNcalara ,lo aui
r.Etr drivers fur service iU t.aina.
taH ~ mobilization efHfe
mH.ttN unfs .ii hour nfntt n b.
HiH HetuHHr tnHl w.tia
NwoHg the mn.r frcrul tn tHNr ur aaa
Hca b. ino lns AuEeics teairf The
ran hts fnr aHpfmai uf tao mrtrt
afNtHh Hna military aathnfirii-s
D. DNfharg 4ssldvut of Nd Care
Hsff Noiof co., Dkahoua NUS
Ntritna aiafrltntar s. aiI4 IL Aaae
'esa ue orwnsstor of thg gF8 AIS
AHieei waH tn fssiliiaie. stst, ffseitIio
'he n'e''ufrat'on - ssat sos u
emergencies
carhau ura eh&ststsy 80 idea tuo
fean, arc tn uss eamaut eersfaI 81
osahnina. wha al tiaf umr iiI nnf
believe n feasible or acrau1f ui ruot
riad conditions However fIuaIe, ~
Garrison then secrcufs of thr wsf ~
hirtmout "a feW Haas trI rocommend-
el tne nian u rnn-Ures Ir hls annual
IMPORT ari Az c1rhar wonf forward
500 hiss oNn inHuf.Ve ana organized
Nii}s. nFffa.rd OWNERS lntt VoIaairef
RESERVE cornr cumNanirs lu oklahoma
NlfN N0uHta Animnr Ada and other
elites
The ohahoma plto ~ ta mcin1e On
each comteuf Nnf~sOVtra lama owuer.
anA thcif ears hrafrd ht q csuiain
When ten camrauics arc formed a
meeting NJ captains IS nsd ana rssi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-06

unr e'orfcf sni rnlcr adopted in
fHc cruising radius nf each
n caHfilea in cnuuN neun-
ia4s o lram ono county aeat 90 an-
Htne m urdef to mlUlfnlaf thr ncon-
Ncfienof iu auuats and thc wear and
tesf un helr rffa
tc is An- io- u'au h similar o.
inaf wi oklahoma cncrri mlt the come
Htn1 n cYmn sed 81 Wills overland
H'ir anew rhot $3.50 ai tuc caN of the
slnssra States Agu1 comuandcr in ias
Aq'i'eies FHp cnmnlrl is boinE driN-
ei iu iHw Nwg. uaaneeG, res, hHt
ntir attention > Aeiuc nlfa ~ slfsi
ano wifrs .sadinr and ralieasens ot
inaan anf-
thrf0 usr he no ffy ~
tnH wubNrt .uu ~ thf rnnirsns wien
i- clfici ouf fg service each drive
er tasss iu MS home each nieni 90"
h b. e,r+rtri to trive in his sfe-
tIuu rhg cars erc Inspected fFsfN
evening nd iHtrd with stsol.nc and
lN rne tifte are tested and aA tools
trr cstckti
rliai mualaEaton ls hcins hsla NV
etea mrwhe of the company can Aks
49, rlare ln column u NOT more Ian
sn mmuics Tie formlne 70 use r.
zeniUiion b. entirely voluntary en W
Iert ~ .tr memrers
Royal b. ~cntt secretary ~ ~
MiiNs overland Company and preAl
drnt 20 30 obio state Aufnmonf'
Association aiso + ectixei2 81 enssted
in the formns I'D n,etor fNinv sluar-
rnnr in Uhle The "Flyiug Squa 81
rons~ are hcins oreanizea ,swctieai'y
aloug the same Lines as the WsfiFr-
Overland Motor reserve Corps Cotn-
panies in other states.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-06
sAo eoueA, FsvsMsal enlesy

View necn nr Kings New discovery
to e,pp taAt cnld ihe oNthus h,isam
nsrt'ii'nts hetl tNv irfimtyd n,,us-
hrauss. cnrthr the eon' throai thn
Nnlleeplic qualities kdi tho strm ans
NvNf fAld N uUiskis relieved lsr.
NmAs Sew Discovery has iar AZ avafs
hern thc staiaAfd rsmedy ror couehs
and oVids ia lhnusanss ~ hauacs csf
"a bottle iu,laN and haN, 4 hand, n
Nvur snedleine shQst Tor souehs. calds
crNur, gFirpe and an bfegehlai afise.
iious. Al ,ouf druspisi, 6ec k,iv.
-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-06

matk ena SWEDEN uas suspended b.,
Postmaster Genefai Hmles,n aodaf
nwlns $50 lath 81 requisite oscan tfans.
feritt,on flNdulrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-06

Read ne Cancr az zoe time sor the
news white Il Is aows
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-06
PARCEL ros7 10
sWEpENNsroePEn

WASHINGTON. Mas s ehp,l nos,
sfwct ensn 'A tuHed Sm. es So p.a-
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
High School Game Will
Bear On City
Title

The University OF Detroit basket
ball team Ia proud Of .tscif because
Il hasn't lost an intercollegiate game
this wintre. II plays one tonight.
and n isn't likely to spoil It's rec
ord. either. Ohio Northern will
supply the opposition at the U. of
%. gym. out Jefferson. and that auin'
tet took horrible drubbing from
NJ A. c. last night. II the Dscroit-
err lose tonight. Coach Campbell
viii be justified In sentencing his
whole crew to solitary confinement.
This game will start at s:s5 O'Clock.
and will be preceded by couple
Of high school contests.
Only two high schools have n
chance to win the city interscholas
tic basketball championship this
year. and they win meet tonight
a. neither should lose TO
any other school in the league. this
game will have q big bearing on
the Gag race Central and North
western are the undefeated entries.
and they will clash AZ Northwest
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
AGGIES READY
FOR WABASH 15"

EAST LANSING. Mich. Feb a.
TIE a6sehissn Asgies are all primed
Cor their basketball game with Wa
bash college saturday night. The
presbyteriAns frcm Indian, have
been winning regularly and probably
Win Be the stt9est of the ssaron's
collegiate offerings 10 date The
Farmers had . little skirmish last
night with Ohio Northern. winning
BY = count Il 81 to 3. Peppsrd get
IL baskets and did not play out the
second half. Wood replacing him In
time to toss THO Of ringers him
self.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09

Tho Detroit Amateur Baseball fed
Grafton win hold ~ third meeting
OF the year Friday night at . o'clock
~ the Recreation eommisstsn o.
noe. to discuss and adopt The play
Ing rules Of the 1917 season. n
rollmsnt q eIassss WIN also b
taken up. along with coasiAsrahie
new business.
All Of last years playsss arS ss)lsa
TO attend - well - eli reereesata-
tives q clubs who VII b - The
Geld This year. TAsee WIN - .
number of intsrssting items esasid-
cred In sonisction with ni1d1s 80
soa exhibition games. which me
fsdsratien % booking with C3sve-
land. Uyhcinnafi. Toledo. yohAsaewn
and other cities.
Class A ass well a. IA viii travel
In the intsreity ehanpienship sss1es
this fall while arrangements Are
being completed for . series for
Class n.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
Hazard and Cornell ere.k.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Feb. all
Is defniteiy announced that Hsr
ward and Cornell have broken on
rowing relations and win not meet
In the usual dual regatta this year.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
DETROITER A. C.
WANTS GAMES

The Detroiter A. c. will play the
Hollywood A. C.. OF Mt. Clemens.
at basketball next Tuesday night IN
the gymnasium OF Emmanuel Pres
hyterian church. West Grand blvd.
al Portsrst Games with any To-
year.old teams are solicited BY the
i;etroitrr A. c. Write or phone Don
aid Rankin. 3l2 Twenty nfth-st. and
West 3ei6
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09

TIE Psesa~ Csa.s S<aass esubs Aavs
aeesAeA 90 try lo0t Dew tnl~0t % g.
suve. tssses1 - sagneng - Dssy 49,
tes sesGve ense-ses ~ shsy hsvs
oooe ~ The p0De.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09

D. ' g sss.:. az! s-Sss sssssdr.as
s s.sIa; e; ?. = So. g q 1rsS.ss ssoT
sin isaSy ! to .. Rsfsrss---nsrfs;.
Detroit Time of haives-te minutes.
uSssitusisss--orane Rapids: Drum
mcaA for stAnder. Burson TOR Cook.
fArson for Bursoa. waihss fer Lar
son.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
Heope sIvmps on Cast Day.

Willie Hoppe concluded his en-
Ragement inSbetroit with halk line
play that ms Nry ragged for hin.
He played 500 points In his Thurs
day matches az Sweeney Illusions
and required 81 innings. For once
he had q poor day.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09

n T,,. :sS s.,,y = @ 8 a a. De 3: si::
Z. Baskets from neid--Ruck :. Krus-
ling. oiiiigAn. Molitor ., schultz =.
Heuser. Baskets from fouis-krus-
ling. Q In ~: Moiitor. IN !. Fouls
committed--0illigen 4. Thtsksn J.
krusling. Dermody. Aolttcr :.
schultz. Heussr Z. llArtz 4 Pefsree
--Bohnsack. rmpirs-RunkeL Timer
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
SAILOR TAKE
no THE ALLEYS

yest why yochtnen should 81
fsvsrisa over . boviias Tournament
b . myvtsy. bgs that " What 10
about to hsppsa- Five yacht and
beat clubs iron Detroit have taken
. mortgage on the ID. A. G. alleys.
and viii calamity bump pins from
nov until the Ice goes cot Of the
river. Here Is the program for the
tourney:
rsb ie-Edison Boat club va De-
troit Yacht club. Bsyvtew Yacht club
Va Detroit Boat club
r.h libel Rey Motor Boa, club
Va Detroit Boat club. Detroit Yacht
club We Ne view Yacht club.
FsA ft-Peyview Yacht club va
Del Ney Motor Boat club. Detroit
Boat Club va Edison Boat club.
Marth s-petsoit Boat club va De.
troit Yacht club. Del Rey Motor Boat
club W. Edison Boat club.
March ie-Bayview Yacht club vs.
Edison Boat club Detroit Yacht club
VS. Del Rsy Motor Boat club.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09

x~Um1 hitting Young caicn
Jimmy Arcnef OF booos De
graduate Gee coise
4 clubs came
hi league
frumP Dunlap The
dongthst Dunlap s going 10 what
took Archer 10 Pusourgh where
raayed seven sarnes to develop
national sport OF the f
The the has
No has done more 20
W Dunlap head OF station
Coa Visitor IN this country Yep rs the same Dunlap
F1hpinos take like ducks to water
gambling
o.
and waseda
Chicago The Cebu
They SLOW
n o1mfnns either You ought 10 hear root
# ncna soors hsse taken arrn in
G. oympsd Is held
A1nlo6s Straits Settlements
Cnn Eaads In baseball Basketball
fosb and and hed events receiving
G1Us - Of shsn lacy sin.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
u. ofD. Should Win This One;
Central Plays Northwestern

ern. The Colts VIII have the -
vantage OF home grounds. an Win
present a veteran lineup against .
Central squad that We sosttsgs1
by graduation q week or 90 ago
Northwestern. therefore. 10 fAsursd
BY the dJp-sters.
Eastern and western viii also
play tonight at Eastern's gym. west-
ern hasnt won Q game al winter.
and Eastern has ooppsd osly one
victory. Cas- Teen WI entertain
Pontiac tonight. that gam not
counting In the city league req.
The Y. NJ. o. had no dimculty
Thursday night In defeating the De
Sales club from Cincinnati. The
score was - TO iA The game n.
self was listless and hardly ~ to
Y. -. o. standard. The summary:
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
- Scare Breaks Up Biggest Athletic Tournament of YeaNa Staging
--suiiivsa. Time OF halvss-rwessy
ssSssi,utloa--rrshsr for pssmod,.

pstrDlt Athletic club vss bsatsn
last nisAt ~ Grand Rapids ~" In
: scoring feet that was hectic IN
III TIE nnal teot Of the whistle. The
scors was % 10 %. Everybody
sssas1 - have IN eagle eye On the
beskst The summary:
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
Ns~ Derby Announced.

NEW YORK. Feb. s.--The Em
rire City track will stage a new
derby next year A purse OF $1,000
will be offered.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09

- sosrs bee esvss athisde tournament OF
- 800 66su OLE sed familiar In sons aao
rsors nset Of the American navy
- Csa For oil that tne
nnvvs akouf but has been pu on
~ ana a ready sundry pes'cus submarines
- aneuvss the second OF January
q wrestling fencing oAeAee
feonia shooting swimming and boat sains "e
NJ OOwnsd
contssts N an shsss from
Sundays and
hodas bsias pastnng The ninth OF March
ate se M beeinnine competition
April April TO- with sport re
sstsntoa assigned the meet
sshs4nis esuyszabe 10 the sort customary
OF All the
se ps have been awarded the winners and he
6SKo mahdng hohsst
wsny a. uus athletes Of the finest sort and the
voul Ave the colleges sno
canns has been scheduled any
n with IN number OF sne
Of Appears
100 Ssf Is pcstpsued championship s disputed
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09

fe q declared eotherns th
head OF the Toronto eiup
- league questioned concerning oAesa
n u ! naue6 . Here h his reply;
amusement even IN war Tune
they get away only TOT e
vns uu srcs Of They must have some
mad And have found
~ half that they can more easily lose 'ne
800 q IN Gnme anywhere else
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09

EAST LANSING. Mich. FOB. g.
The Michigan Asgie rife team
scored So In intercollegiate CON-
petition this week. No perfect
SCORES we're recorded.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
TssyssbyY Amstsvr Again.

NEW York. Fsb. Paul rewks-
bury, Boston eoifsR. rsesntIy d.
clarsd . professional bseaase % IN
af1liafion with . sporting goods
house. hes promised to be good and
has been rsinstated.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-09


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The Detroit times., 1917-02-09

AhE INFORMED that the pansnx
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the fans all
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last ason whom George
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nov ensh that this world series VIII be
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The Detroit times., 1917-02-09
The All-Star Troupe

SHAT WILL
circuit early and
the immortal Orioles will
a nd
will OF
sensation
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when frsd Hartman River doc
- AZ for adventure Getting
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t0ooGou>ats More
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The Marietta journal and courier., 1917-10-26
Page Five
NSPIRATIONAL MEETING
OF THE PRESBYTERIAN
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The meeting of the missionary So
ciety Monday afternoon was presided
over by Mrs. George Montgomery and
devotions were led by Mrs. George
Gober. The subject discussed was
DR.. w. P. Jacobs and the great Thorn
well Orphanage he established and
maintained in Clinton, S. C. He died
early in September and his secretary
has been managing the institution
since and will continue until man
can be found to take the place. There
are 800 orphans in this asylum which
is supported by Presbyterians in
South Carolina, Georgia, and Flori-
da. Miss Eileen Gober, Miss AL
lene Fields and Mrs. p. r. Cortel-
you all talked of DR.. Jacobs and what
the Marietta church had done for the
orphanage since it was organized.
Mrs. Davenport recently visited it dur
ing an auto trip in South Carolina
and told how beautifully the build
ings and grounds are kept and how
happy and wholesome the children
looked. A special collection was ta-
ken and $4,000 realized for the or
phanage as there was a good atten-
dance and the hearts of all pesent
had been stirred by the talks and the
urgent need of the children.