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El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-10
LA GUERRA

Copenhagen (vfa Londres,) Mayo
reportes oficiales para hacerlos que
comedian con las p~retenciones de los
despachos alemanes, indican la ansie'
dad de las autoridades germanas ha.
cha ell efecto de las noticias en- la OPT
MON publica IN ell frente occidental.
'Uno de los d~espachos dice que cast
todos los ataques iniciales f%ranceses
han sido perdidos por medic de con-
ira ataques alemanes.
Ottawa, Ont, Mayo s. I'm despa-
chic recibido aquf hoy p~rocedente del
corresponsal ydfl sejercito canadiense
dice que la lfnea 'canadiense fue pene-
trada esta mafana por un ataque ale
man al noroeste de Fernoy, pero que
los canadienses lograron restablecer
la Inca con exception de un punto
pequefio. Todavfa continda al comba-
tie segun ell despacho.
"Despues de un terrible bombar-
dec incluyendo la d~escarga de una
gran cantidad de bombas de gas" d.
re ell despacho, ell enemigo, esta ma
mana lanzo I'm ataque en- fuerza en- la
region %noroeste de la villa de Fresnoy
ocupada por tropas canadienses. Nues
ira Inca fue penetrada, Los alema-
mes no retuyieron la ventaja. I'm
contra-ataque Sc organize Immediate
mente y despues de dos horas de un
combate violentfsimo, la Inca ocupa-
da antes por los canadienses fue vuel
ia a tomar, con exception de un pc,
quefo angulo de projection en- la po-
sici0n al extreme o~riente."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-10

En- nuestro periodico encontrara las
6ltimas noticias de la guerra. Lealo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-10
uNA E IeLEsIA.

Por n atenta communication que
recibimos la semana pasada de La
Mesa de los Cabos, cerca de Leyba,
condado de San Miguel, sabemos que
ell dfa q de Abril de este aho Sc ben.
dijo y dedico la nueva iglesia de di,
chic Qugar, con toda solemnidad, cuya
iglesia esta dedicada a San Antonio,
que es ell Santo Patron del menciona-
do lugar.
Actuaron de padrinos en- la ceremo-
mia dos Sres.
francisco Chaves y esposa; Fer
nandez Tapia y esposa; Asenci6n Cha
yes y esposa; Charles Pearson y es-
posa; Toribio Chaves y esposa; Refuv
giolChaves y esposa; Dionicio Chaves
y esposa; Ramon tSandoyal " esposa; :
Teodoro Tapia y esposa; Juan de
Dios Chaves Y esposa; Antonio Tapia
y esposa; Jacobo Romero y esposa;
Benito Romero y esposa; Antonio Ar
chibeque y esposa; Isabel Tapia y es-
posa; Hitherto Tapia y esposa; Faus-
tin Tapia y esposa.
Estos sefiores que actuaron de pa
drin0s, fueron a la vez los que cons
tTuycIOH 81 teiHplU m"enClUUduU, 81
que mide so pies de largo por 30 de
ancho y Is de altura al nivel de las
paroles.
lEl cura Parroco, Rev. J. P. Moog,
di6 las gracias a los veeinos y padri-
nos por "a ayuda tan eficaz que rim
dieron en- la construction de la igle-
STA. A la vez Sc bendijo la estatua
de San Antonio, que ocupa ell altar
principal.
La concurrence que aslstio a la CO.
remonia fue muy numerosa, y termina
da la misa solemne, hubo una proce-
sion en- la que tomo parte TODD Ell pue-
bio.
Damos las gracias a nuestro suscri-
tor y amigo Sr. Dionisio Chaves de di-
chic lugar por la information que nos
facilita en- su carta, y nuestros deseos
son que esa obra tan meritoria que
han levantado les traiga. las bendicio-
e de Aquel en- cuyo honor han lie.
vantado la Casa de Oraci6n, la que
sera un monumento de su piedad. y
una %ensehanza para sus hijos y con-
vecinos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-10
BERLIN DECLARE HABEK TOMA
90 OTRA vEZ FRESNOY.

Berlin, (vfa Londres), Mayo s.
Las tropas alemanas han vuelto a to-
mar Fresnoy, segun un despacho off
cial publicado Ell dfa de hoy por ell es'
tado mayor del ejercito aleman.
lei asalto de Fresnoy tuvo lugar es.
ia mafiana. Ell lugar fue s~ostenido,
a pesar de los atentados b~ritanicos pa
ira re%capturarlo.
Los ataques de los britanicos cerca
de Roeux, y sobre las posiciones ale
manas entire Fontain y Reincourt, fue-
ron repulsados.
Fresnoy es ms aldea en- ell frente
de Arras, cinco millas al sudoeste de
Lens. y fue capturada por los cana
dienses ell 3 de Mayo. BESIDE que los
britanicos tomaron possession del lugar
los alemanes han hecho esfuerzos de-
sesperados para recapturarlo y Ell CON
bate ha sido continue en- esa parte de
Ia Inca.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-10

-.El Nuevo Mexicano es Ell period
co de las familias. Suscrfbase hoy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-10
Ell "NEW MEXICAN" ES AcusApO
DE FALTA DE RESPETO
A LA CCRTE.

Ell juez del Septimo Distrito Judi
cial, Hon. Merritt C. Mechem, acusa
al New Mexican, edici6n diaria en- in
giles, de que en- un artfculo publicadc
ell 30 de Mario, dedicado a la publica
ci6n de los hechos concentrates al
juramento del mismo juez, hecho an.
te los examinadores ~jurfdicos en- de-
fensa del ~caracter del abogado M. 9,
ISpicer, que dicho artfculo constituye
una desobediencia 0 falta de respeto
a la corte.
Por 10 tanto, ell juez antes mencio'
nado ha citado al Col. Bronson NJ.
Cutting, ~presidente, e. Dana Johnson,
editor y Francis c. Wilson, a~poderado
de la compaffa del New Mexican, pa
ra que comparezcan ante 81, en- Eoco-
rro, ell jueves 10 de Mayo, para deter
minar 81 deben o no ser castigados O
culpables del delito de desobediencia
a la corte. Los papeles fueron ser
.vidos ell martes.
La orden fue expedida basada en-
informaciones del p%rocurador de a.
quel distrito Harry p. Owen, la que a
su yez tiene por Fundamental un re-
porte hecho por Alonzo B. McMillen,
James G. Fitch, y James Il. Nicholas
nombrados como amigos de la Corte'
para examinar la publication y dar su
opinion a la corte. Estos sujetos
encontraron que ell artfculo e question
era "libeloso.'
Los sehores m~encionados en- la acu.
sacion iran hoy al Socorro a defender
Sc de la acusaci6n, yeya daremos en-
nuestro pr6Fximo ndmero noticia del
resultado de este pleito original, dom
de Ell mismo ~supuesto 'ofendido' ac-
tuara de 'juez y parte.'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-10
Los ARGuMENTos EN- FAVOR DE
UN NuEVO JuIClO PARA
BLANCETT.

El juez de distrito dijo al abogadc
defensor de Blancett ell martes en- la
tarde, que no deseaba DIR los argumen
tos acerca de que ell jurado habfa side
~influenciado durante ell juicio de Blan
cett por los continues ~aplausos de los
concurrentes. Dijo ell juez que ell ha.
bfa estado p~resente durante TODD ell
juicio y que saba bien que tantos ha-
bian sido los ~aplausos. Ell juez sugi.
rio que serfa mejor no probar 10 del
~"efecto p~sicologico.'- sine reservar el
asunto IN n apelaci6n a la Corte
Suprema.
+ lei abogado Daniel K. Sadler, aso.
ciado del defensor A. B. Renehan, ha.
bio por n bora ese dfa acerca de las
muchas razones que Sc dan en- la mo-
cion para un nuevo juicio en- favor de
Blancett que fue encontrado ~culpable
por ell juradO de homicidio en- primer
grado, habiendo decidido Ell dicho ju-
RADIO que Ell joyen de Friday Arbor,
Washington, (Blancett) habfa asesi.
nado a ~ compa1ero en- un auto, en-
las inmediaciones de Glorieta el % de
Octubre del aho pasado.
ISe alega que ell jurado fu6 predis-
puesto por la multitud, debido a los
repetidos saplausos que hubo dprante
Ell juicio o vista de la
Guego, ell abogado aleg6 que ia cor
to habfa errado en- permitir que fuera
al jurado ell testimonio acerca de que
Blancett Sc habfa querido suicidar en-
la isla Lpez. frente a la costa del esta
do de Washington ell 81 de Diciembre
del a1o pasado. Mr.. Sadler otto una
desici0n de la suprema corte de Dako-
ia, en- la que Sc demuestra que la evil
dencia de I'm atentado de suicide no
tiene valor evidencial para fijar la
responsabilidad de un crimen, y que
la inica vez en que Sc puede admitir
la evidencia acerca de un suicide o
atentado de suicide, es en- su relaci6n
con la hufda. "Centenares y millares
de personals cometen o intentan come
ter suicidio en- este pals cada a6o, y
esa no es n %presuncion de culpabili-
dad dijo Ell abogado.
iUno de los argumentos mas nota-
bles que Sc %encuentran en- la moci0n
para I'm nueve juicio, Ga que cubre
las II paginas de un escrito a maqui-
ma, es la de que Blancett es irrespon-
sable moralmente del crimen, y Sc
presenta un juramento medico del DR..
David Knapp, de esta ciudad, en- oil
cual describe sus observaciones del
acusado durante la causa y despues de
ella, y diciendo que Blancett es un IT,
pc de hombre sin sentimiento moral
que de permita d%istinguir ell bien del
NAL. -Cita en- su apoyo a Lombroso
Y otras autoridades para probar su "a
s~everaci6n. En- otras ~palabras, que
Blancett es un loco que no sabe 10
que hace.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-10
uN slMHoLo DE sALup.

FL Pitagoras de Ia Antigua GrecIa
COMA alimentos simples, practicaba
Ia temperancia y pureza. Como Ut
distintiyo usaban la estrella de cinco
picos la cual tenfan como sfmbolo de
la salud. Una estrella roja de cinco
pdas aparece en- cada paquete de Pas
tillas de Chamberlain, y todavfa cum
pie con su mission vieja como simbolo
de la salud. Isl listed esta Modesto
con Indigestion, biliosidad o constipas
cion, compre un paquete de estas Pas.
tillas de su boticario. Sc quedana
sorprendido del alivio violento que ie
proporcionaran. DE venta en- todas
parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-10
TRABAJo DuRo PARA sEhoRAs.

rs una cuestio importante ell 81 las
seforas que hacen ell trabajo de los
hombres merecen particular simpatfa
porque es dudoso ell 81 hay un trabajo
que sea mas duro que ell trabajo dia-
rio de la casa. Exceso de trabajo go
siente en- los r%ihones, y cuando los RI
fones estan afectados n Sc We y Sc
siente mas yiejo que 10 qeu es de We
ras. La Sra. A. G.. Wells, r. r. s.,
Rocky Mount, N. c., escribe; No pue-
do alabar como Sc debe las Pfldoras
de FOLEY para los Rihonee, por Ell ma
ravilloso beneficio que he obtenido de
su uso en- muy corto tempo.
DE venta en- Ia Botica Capital Phar-
macy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-10
LOS CONTRA ATAQUES ALEMA'
MES. ,REPULSADOS.

Paris, Mayo 8.-I0s contra ataques
alemanes cerca de vauxaillon y a 10
largo de CheminiDe s-Demes de ano-
che, fueron repulsados por los france
ses, segun anuncia la oficina de que
ira. Encuentros violentos de artille-
RIA ocurrieron en- ell Plateau Vauclerc
v en- la region de Craone.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-10
Los ALEMANEs BEN cAsrlcADos

Londres, Mayo Sci combate con.
tinuaba aver en- y al derredor de ia
villa de Bullecourt, segun telegrafea
Ell corresponsal del Reuter-" Una
partida de 400 alemanes que lograron
fora SUI canine por la esquina sud
oeste de la villa, fueron asaltados y
castigados sacramento. Los avia-
dores britAnicos han %derribado siete
globos de observation enemigos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-10
uN PRoYEcTo DE LEY PASADc
Y ABoLiDO.

lei lunes en- la noche Sc present6 en-
la camara un proyecto de ley en- con-
ira del f%errocarril del Santa ne, pa
sando en- la camara por un vote de 81
por 6. Provefa por una tasaci6n So
bre cada caro- del f%errocarril y loco
motora que transitara por c~ualquier
via ferrocarrilera en- ell Estado, a ra-
ION de tres centayos por milla. To
mando como base las millas transita-
das por ell Santa Fe durante ell aho pa
sado, ese ferrocarril pagarfa on tasa-
clones la suma de $3.732,9 $685. 5.
Pero en- la session de la mafana 81
g~uiente Sc reconsider6 Ell vote, sobre
moci6n del Representative Pardue, y
la ley Sc puso sobre la mesa indefiIi.
damente por votaci6n de viva voz.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-10
M NIo

La. Indigestion cast siempre molesta
Ell sueno mas o menos y es a menudo
la causa del insomnia. Coma POGO
en- la cena con muy poca carne o ma
da, y no beba leche; tomese n de
las Pastillas de Chamberlain inmedia-
tamente despues de cena y ~descansara
mejor. De yenta en- todas parties
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-10
Or. N. E. %HARAKAT
LA Tos FERlNA.

Una de las preparedness mejores
en- uso para esa enfermedad, es Ell Re.
medic de Chamberlain para la Tos. s.
w. McClintOn, Blandon Springs, Alas
escribe: "Nuestro nihito tenfa la tos
ferina tan fuerte como c~ualquiera o.
tro niho pudiera haberla tenido. lie
df ell Remedio de Chamberlain para la
Tos, y pronto SO curo."-De venta en-
todas parties.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-05-11

SYNOPSIS-Mrs. Alaire Austin is
of Las Palmas ranch in Texas and La FL
likes her husband, who is a brutal, prof
she feels a strong sympathy for David
discovers accidentally that he loves her
between Mexicans and Americans along
that Austin is leagued with American hor
among them Tad Lewis, who is under
thief When Laws friend, Ricardo CUR
to collect money due him, he is murdere
he can give discriminating testimony az
Jones go TO the Mexican side to get 6
Austin and Paloma Jones, BlaZe's daught
aid on their return to the American side
odious admirer of Mrs. Austin, comes to
learn of the Jones-Law expedition. Tad
and LOngoriOs meet at the river to kill
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-17
Charley Herz0g May BE
Forced to Quit Diamond

NEW YORK. Sept. 1:.-CharIry Hcrlog.
captain OF the New York Clients. may not
be seen in the Worlds Series when the New
YORK Giants snd the Chicago White Soy
clash early next month.
IN reply 10 luery as to when lie would
rejoin the New York team, Iierzog sent the
ley, Nd: ~
"COnditi0n Of my health at present IL
such that unless there Is IA marked I'M
proSement VIII discontinue the playing
""tsigned) CHARLES l.. .IIERZOG."
This was quite enough to indicate that he
was discouraged over his condition and that
he was not confident Of being able to play
In the Worlds Series.
His absence would seriously weaken the
winning the highest honors Of baseball.
HerzoE is u great second baseman and one
Of the greatest "mOney players" in the
game.
Herzog left for his home at the end of the
series with the Phillles u few days ago, and
according to John j. McGraw, without his
knowledge.
The captain of the Giants injured his back
early in the season by u fall in the Penn
sylvania station and has been playing on
his nerve much OF the time since.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-17
Tillman to Box White Thursday

Because Benny Leonard and Leo john
son, the negro. are to box in New York
Friday night, Jimmy Johnston wired
Muggsy TAYLOR. manager of johnny Till
man. that he had advanced the show in
which 'rillman is TO meet Charley White to
Thursday night, With Johnny Dundee op-
posed to Joe Mooney and Joe yelling paired
with Jimmy Duffy, the program appears to
be one of the best of the season in New
York, and a large crowd should turn out
to see the bouts.
Tillman is working out for his third
White encounter at Adam Ryan's. They
have agreed to weigh In ut 13S pounds at
3 o'clock on the afternoon OF the bout,
which was the same poundage at which
Tillman came within an ace of knocking
out the Chicago left-hooll rhcnom in their
match here ut Shibe Park,
Taylor feels sure that Tillmau will win
from White and If u knockout is to occur
AIuggs is counting on the Bohemian to do
the knocking out. He says lie is willing to
bet $500 to $4,000 that Tilman will score
a kayo. This is exactly the same wager
Abe Attell made that Benny Leonard would
knock out Johnny Kilbane.
Ted Lewis, Paul Doyle and Andy Schma-
der sailor heavyweight. were winners in
New York bouts Saturday night. Tedkid
defeated Italian Joe Cans, Doyle won from
johnny Lustig and the sailor outboXed Joe
Jeanette tho negro.
willie Elouck has - difficult bout On to-
night in the semi at the Olympia. lie will
be opposed to Johnny Mohoney. the up
state knockcrout. The other bouts are Mike
Daley VS.. Young Eddy, Indian Russell vs.
Patsy Wallace and Jack Diamond vs. Young
Powers
The manager of the Cambria Athletic
Club announces that ON next Friday night
the club will open up for the boxing season
of 1917 and 1918. Considerable money has
been spent OH the clubhouse in order TO
make it more comfortable for its patrons.
one thousand new additional seats have
been put In the arena and "A number of
other changes have been made. Match
maker Burns is now getting together n
crackajack show for the opener.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-17
NG BILL BEFORE PETE HERMAN DEFENDS HIS
SCHOOLBOY PLAYERS START REAL
GRIND ON GRIDIRON IN PREPPING
FOR GIMBEL TROPHY COMPETITION
South Philly, West Philly, Central, Northeast.
Germantown and Frankford Have Candidates
Working for Football Season

XXylTl the opening OF regular classes and
w the advent Of cooSer weather, the kind
that puts ginger and pep into coach and
player, candidates for local high school
elevens will get down to real hard work
this afternoon in preparation for the opeu-
ing games.
Every school day FROM now until IN" first
OF the Giulbel trophy matches will he de-
voted TO strenuous practices, although sew
eral of the instructors viii have black
board drills, one day each week, In order
20 become familiar with the rules and plays.
When the call for men was issued last
week at most OF the schools, the physical
directors were surprised at the splendid
physical condition Of candidates. which Is
duo no doubt 90 their working on farms or
some branch of the Government sorN ice dur
ing the vacation months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-17
Candidates inexperienced

Nlthough candidates were called out IN all
the schools Contending for the Gimlcl
trophy during the last week. Central, North
east and Germantown wcrc the only ones
to have light workouts The other squads
either did not have suitable grounds on
which to practice or through the absence
of "a coach.
According 10 the daily reports issued from
the school camps. the coaches have n
wealth Of inexperienced men. Coach Dean
Johnson. of last years champion South
Philadelphia eleven, has q hard task or
his hands to turn out another winning
team Only two varsity and four scrub
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-17

p0TTT WITH K. O. EGGERS TONIGHT
m RE CHAMPION HERMAN'S FINAL
IA Until GREAT WAR IS SETTI ED
pontam Titleholder Can Have Bouts With Burns
and Williams, but He Will Pass Them
Up to Get Into Khaki
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

punch hard enough even to- drup tine Tiugan.
STANLEY Willis, Of Detroit. made grand
stand fight against Harry Tracey The
local boxer got away to an carly lead and
for while ii appeared as II he would score
one-sided victory. However. Willis got
his left jab working like pistourod and
found Tracey's face II fine background for
pretty coloring. When the bout was over
Harry's features were bruised and swollen,
his nose and mouth bled prorusclys Hes a
tough boy" said Tracey as he loft the
ring.
Large Offer for Leonard
Baltimore is after a worlds championship
boxing match with Benny Leonard as one
of the principals on Thanksgiving bay. Tho
winner Of the Irish Patsy cline Willie
jackson bout, which Is to take place AT
New York on Monday night, September
"a. can have the match with Leonard, pro
Niding said winner is willing TO take a
glmble.
The promoter who wants to hold the
match Is a well-known sporting man. who
is one of the owners Of race course near
Baltimore. His proposition boiled down is
this:
lie will give Leonard Nat sum Of sl1.O0O
if the boxer selected to meet him thinks
we'll enough Of his chances Of carrying
oft tho title to gamble with the promoter
on q percentage Of the gate reccirts ovcr
and above $4,000. In other words, Leonard
10 get SIS 200. $4,000 to he set aside to
cover the expenses of the running above the
sum stipulated
Frankie White won another good bout
In defeating Johnny Hayes Of New York, at
the National Saturday night. Terry Nc
Govern Of Allentown. boxing under his
real name--Terry McCue--won from
frankie Conway, and johnny McCI7skey
outsugged Young Robideau.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-17
ROONEY AND KELLY MAY
ROW ON THE SCHUYLKILL

Jack Kelly, the Ncsper Boat Club sculler
may row against Tom Rooney, of the
Ravenswood b. e., on the Schuylkill River
on September 2S. Commodore J. Elliott
Newlin. of the Schuylkill Navy, wired
Rooney asking the champion if he would
meet Kelly in n half-mile event, the win
ner of two heats to be the victor. Rooney
like Kelly, has enlisted, but has been called
for active service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-17
Shorts on Sports

Torpoint. an English stallion owned by W.
NJ. q. Singer. OF London; England, fell while
Torpoint was seventeen years old and was sold
a a yearllng for s1ss.
Secretary Scott. Of the Industrial League. has
announced that the circuit, Will be composed
OF at least eight clubs. The following have
Stsndsrd Roller Bearing: joseph Foster. L. G.
J.; Wolfenden-shore and American Pulley.
champion. defeated Harold Throokinorton,' Of
Elizabeth. y; j., YESTERDAY on the courts Of The
a,eS Was o part of the 81 the tennis
players who are touring the country for the
Wslter Haeen. Of Rochester. y. Y, Country
Club. won the exhibition fouTsome Of thirty-slx
9Sss ,S the S I JIM hE Of Hsf sS
delphls. was thlrd'
William r. Tiden' Of this city, has reached
the semhnal round OF the lawn tennis tourns;
Cub Club, Bath Beach y. Y.
Major Taylor. famous negro bicyclst. of wor.
sHs.sr tim.as sS az SewarH' n j. yesterdsy. '0r 00
otto Miller the Breoklyn catcher, was hit
the wrist BY .Sssa pssssa oa b SepsseGrday in an
youngstown. ohio. team He VIII be unable to
play dSr ss several days nr00Niyh won by the
a, Kansas city won the 10000 worlds ehar.
pionship saddle horse stake last night in Louis
rn,''D Vile.
, A most series to determine the winner of the
..cond haif of the schedule OF the Western
League became necessary when Joplin tied
Hutchinson for first place, The play-off starts
the frst half OF the league schedule
Ntrs William A. Gavin. metropolitan cham
,,sn m Z isfestcd Jerome -. Travers. 4 up a
{S holss q 4p isxhIb tiop. ,mstqP< for the H91
INV D. ;sl|;E 9|'| Z
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-17
RUNS SCORED BY
MAJORS FOR WEEK

Schedule for Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE
sppSS,sn.on al Plttsburgh-Clear
mhs. at Cinclnna nati-Clear.
~" NV York at Chicaso-Clear
WY sames todAy.D
AMERICAN LEAGUE
n,n,. uns,sten At New York-CIear.
WI" same today.l
Yesterdays Results
M, American League
-~aso. 4; 81. Louis. s tten inninrs).,
Cleveland. b. Detroit, 4.
Other clubs not scheduled
!. National League
- sisyis, 81 Chicago, o.
."Snnau. 4, Pittsburgh, e.
"e'nnau. VI Pittsbursh. g (second camel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-17
TY COBB IS FIRST
TO MAKE 200 HITS
Three Safe Blows on Sunday
Bring the Peach's Total
Up to 203
SPEAKER CLOSING GAP

T'y Cobb is the first major league player
to pass the 100 mark in base hits ny get
ting three yesterday the Detroit slugger
has reached the 9o3 mark cobb has been
in slump, too, having made only four hits
in his last tweuty-one times at bat.
Cobb is now only sixteen points ahead OF
Speaker. while on September 6. when his
slump started. he was thirty-seven points
ahead Of Tr's.
Here's how the Ave leading hitters N
the majors stand this morning:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-17

NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGJI
CHICK HARLEY. FULLBACK,
Is AFTER AVIATION JOB

CHICAGO. Sept. 17.--Chick Harley, all
American fullback. said he probably would
not return to Ohio state University this
fall as he had applied for admission TO
the aviation corps.
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Bingles and Bungles
LOony Lines

Loony Lines
A Joru old boz is Cicofte:
lie eau tie q baseball ~ q Knot;
ne kHotDs lots OF tricks
To play the hicks,
Eut his sinners the best OF the lot.
Another uctse pitcher. Sdliee,
who Is almost slim as JohiS.p.,
Is far from tCcaIthu, ~
But ten times healthy, w.
or he couldn't be pitching, you see.
In the spotlight tOdsy-Eddie Murphy. He
came through once again as a pinch hitter for
the White SoA.
Fielder Jones ordered Davenport to walk jack
son and Felsch after Collins had triped In the
tenth with the count knotted. Davyy did. and
he also walked Gandil.
Goodwin pitched a three-hit game against the
Cubs for st. Louis.
Tho Reds tishtened tiselr hold on fourth place
by taking two games from the Pirates,
dim Basby won another game for the Indians
Jim Is about 70 per cent OF the CLEVELAND team.
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