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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21
Sobes.gnseise.
9us eei6erbeednenib Der
sSrau Sereia SanSer,

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The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
BOland Wins Over Rus
sell In Fine Slab
Duel

The Tigers and Yanks plan 20 CON
clude their series this afternoon and
rest ON Tuesday They could play
o0 SATURDAYS ue game on Tuesday
ou they have made other plans
Foxy B. Nayin has discovered that
the Tigers are more likely 10 win on
sunday than on any other day. and
has announced thar on June 3. the
New York and Detroit clubs viii
Journey back from the east FOR one
Sabbath game here To may be Just
AS well that this Arrangement was
made. because 20 was feared this
morning that rain would interfere
with the Monday afternoon game n
today's contest is postponed. 10 prob
ably VIII be PLAYED OF Tuesday.
Ehmke is scheduled 90 pitch the
dnal game OF The series for Detroit
and Col'up or Caldwell VIII be the
Donovan choice, according 20 morn.
ing tips This viii he a disappoint
ment 20 Detroit fans. who have been
anxious 90 see Urban Shocker on The
mound for the Yanks Shocker Is a
Detroit boy and is very popular here
Sundays game was Well worthy.
" the presence Of the 5000 fans
who turned out Il was thrilling
pitching battle which breezed along
snappily all the way There was
plenty Of hard hitting which re-
Quiret excellent aelding and az no
time did interest drag Boland and
Russell Here the opposing pitchers
and one vas about As good as the
other Both We're in superb form
Boland vas mir harder than Russell
out ne himself scored HSck Spencet
from first WITH tUohaso hi, that
dented the score board. This drive
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21

won the game. and clearly entities
Bernie 90 an edge The little right
handler Is SO elated after his bril-.
liant work SUNDAY that he Is going
20 take bride This week The
future Mrs Boland Is Miss Grace
Busselo, daughter 90 Mrs Elizabeth
Russeio. No. 1885 Bslvidere ave.
The Tigers biz the ball yesterday,
bar mostly directly az some New
Yorker They had ouly two good
scoring chances one was In the
atth. when Veach singled with one
out ne never got beyond second
The other waen't such good
chance bur 10 looms big now With
two out. Spencer was uickcd on The
elbow by pitched ball Boland
drove legitimate double 10 the score
board. and spencer steamed around
The paths under forced draft and
actually covered the three laps in
time 70 register
The Yankees had three chances.
Maisel singled with one down Gin
the fourth. Plpp doubled. Maisel be-
Ing held az third Baker unoorked
Texas Lacquer. Cobb came in on
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
W. CA. CLAMPS
BAN ON STYMIE
Balls Nearest 10 Hole 90 BE
PLAYED First In West
Hereafter

CHICAGO. MAY q The Western
Golf association has again put SOME
thing over ou rhy C S O. a. which
has boon regarded rs rle rank.na
golang or,auluion ia the United
states The IS C a has abolished
the symie This d, something that
the L. = q. A has Ranted to do
Tor several years. huf The national
association has tried 90 delay until
the end 0t 'he var whcn agreement
could te reached with the Eng .,l
and scotch golfers This matter
The new rule viii 40 into effect
NJ The western championship tourney
al Chicago next july Here Is the
rule that removes the lnsportsman-
like sIymie
When both balls are on The
putting green. The BAH nearest
the hole shall Doe played frst
II stymie exists and the balls
lie within putters length
from each other the ball .arth
est from the hole must be lifted
on request until the nearer ball
has been PLAYED and then re-
placed Ia its previous lie Penal
RI for violation Loss ~ hole IN
match plas Two strokes in
medal play.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
anne Pitchers Saturday and Sdt What Difference!

a dead run. made a dazzling catch,
ana whipped The ball 20 the plate
in time 60 throw ont Masel. who
tried 90 score This was me super
play o; me afternoon Miller walked
to start the dfth and reached third on
Walters single with one down Rvs.
sell struck out and Walters was
thrown ont stealing. ending that
round without damage. IlendryN
astad 'he sixth, with a single and
reached second on Young bad tnss
on force play Maisel hunted and
Bolanl uped Hendryx al third.
Thereafter the Nauks we're docile.
saturday game was "a horror II
was just as bad as the box score
indicates The only incident worth
noting WAS a sensational catch by
Miller in the ninth II cut down
TWO runs and maybe more, and cost
Detroit The game Cobb hit the ball
and IL was ucketed for three bases.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
Billy Always Had Good
Influence Over
Players

NEW YORK. May 2l.--Billy Sun
day. evangelist and ex-ballplayer.
started bis career at turning men
into the proper paths OF life long
before ne began 20 send his enthusi-
asm shooting into their breasts from
the emlnence OF platform.
Gov. John X Tener. now presi-
dent OF the National league. de-.
clares Sundays influence was one
OF the best things he ever saw on a
baseball field Tener played ball
when Sunday did.
SUNDAY was a fine baseball play
OF and as fine man az ] ever knew
on baseball deld." Tener said re-
Gently.
"He was not a good hitter, but
when he did reach frst base. Il was
almost certain he would score q
run. lie ran upright. his feet NOV
ina like those OF a sprinter There
was no waste motion II he had
been able 10 hii with any degree oi
accuracy his name would have gons
down in the history OF baseball Wit
a. much clenr az some of ths
games greatest men II was beau
tifal 10 see his lone legB In actor
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
Amateur Ball
M..nnic I.enru, Rc.nIt..

Masonic League Results.
Redford IS. Univeratv 30 Bat
tsrles Hatkins and Hantz Hayes
and Arthur
-Aton@. Hydon and MOODY I.eekfelt
Williams and savel
Ionic. - Highland park. = Bat
teries Culver and Pierce BuFbIue
and Hail
Tpdu.triat League Results.
Tted League.
N0rthwsy ~. Kelsey. batteries
Hgfey olson and Har1uerschmidt.
Hammond Zans and Monk
Packard Q -olvsy g. Batteries
Robinson and K.rhy selluv and
T1.on so4v 9 saxon Rat
tories nRsrman and WIkis ken
nedy Schmidt and Bach
white League.
Russell. ~ Parish s. Pattsrlea-a
Dra~feiarr ard Cassneer Peters
fanrsr0 ard Hseftng
AHIu.ulr rastlng 81 schueder
BATTERIES So asIieH carroll and
~ntrr and carter
1arued- Carter a Pressed steel
Has os and i~rr iaDoud and Rear
Bine League.
steel Prod - Gem r1ers e.
Faffrr iHrF MerrfU and frarduAr
f.efrer. Af1ms and Merritt Hanen-
81 t. O. screw work. e.
faffrrIen 'irrnin and WeIsrh C2t-
srhk4 and ~fanI
IaT~rv- DsH tff 1frel myers @
Batteries N est rarark and Lauts.
Hans TeHchke ard MeGran gan.
-. A. u. a. Results
etroh's B0hemtans Mass TIE-
cra
maxwell il f.emp.s FafetaTs
Disdcns. On Empire Laundry
farkaon sports Detroit B1hsm-
iane
Upper grafots p rnperlala o
Hayes ME- CO.. u.s. -~West SIDE
EIrt0rs
River Er4gn fr TVrr EndH.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
CENTRAL SEEKS
SOME REVENGE

Detroit Central track and hDid
team Is. rrrpsuns 90 spend busy
week iu pyeparat.a ufor The inter
scholastic meet al East lansing
FRIDAY and saturday The Detroit
ers were forced to take second place
"a Kalamazoo. saturday and the
idea d.Ju1 appeal io thpm They
want revenge EalamaEoo Central
won th. meet with se points. D-
trof trailing with 2Q petrott East
,rH .rf Gr.uj Rapid, Genital were
tied tor fh.rd place With 80 te
gol, tiea so close did Eastern
conn, -hs- fhe Boulevard school is
prapU.re 90 make big .plurse a.
Ea.' Lansing
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
Sunday an Evangelist Even
On Ball Field, Says Tener

around the bases II ewss the fast
est man ever have seen on the
baselines
Sundays influence. even when
he was young man playing base
ball. was hne thing tie didn't
have the mistaken idea that 20 cure
man of bad habits if was neces-
sary to hold him up for The public
70 gaze upon and critcise. But you
often could see him sitting 0n a
bench. his esrnesf face turned ap.
peainFly % some man. asking him
70 change his ways ne had a was
about him that made those mon
think.
There was no braggadocio IN his
makeup re simply played baseball
and tried TO make his fellow play
ers better FOR having played with
him. Sunday was most helpful
man and when he quit. the game
last a strong personality
Tener declared Sunday would
compare very favorably with many
men who now are playing baseball
In the National league
Given the coaching these men
are able 20 Eet. and with his natural
ability 70 think quickly and rightly
and he would have been a man Of
national prominence in baseball
risht now. lie had wonderful
ability that II would have been hard
70 deny him the hssest Asaise."
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
"WHO'S WHO" IS
UP-TO-DATE AGAIN

The new 1917 edition ~ Who's
Who RI Baseball published by he
Baseball Magazine Hss iuaf reached
nev dealers This book Ike .hp
fref edition oui last spr'ns contains
the complete records OF over go
star bail player. giving their height
weight, axe. birthplace an positions
played since their first day n base
BALL. and All trades drafts and ssles
concerning each star player ~ IL
tho only botk ~ ifs kind on The
game and b accurate that ~ de-
serves The name fhe publishers have
given i'- Tho book of ansl reeor' %
past performance o. ssr PLAYER
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
YankS and Tigers Slated for
Final Game of Series Today
BIG CHARITY BOUT
FAILS TO MATERIALlZE

The Kilbane Wallace charity
bout scheduled tor the armory
Saturday nieht was a frost i'm
every respect AS was predicted
IN The Times last week. After
The FIRST preliminary III was an
nounced that the remainder OF
the card would be called on be-
cause or the smallness OF tho
crowd Fans weren't given their
money back Saturday nisht. but
were told that they could get IL
by calling al the armory Monday
afternoon. Kilbane was n town
bur neither ne nor Wallace drew
on a glove.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
Poles Beat Aggies.

EAST lansing. Mich. MAY Ill
= terrific battns rally ia the ninth
inning featured the game here Sat
urday between the Michigan AsRiAs
and the Polish seminary The Poles
scored two runs in the hnal session
and won. 9 10 s. The Farmers
scored three runs In the last round.
but fell one short of the tying
counter
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21

Junior swimmers AZ the eDtroit
"N" won their dual meet with
Grand Rapids splashers Saturday
night The feature of the meet WIS
Netzgers time OF seven minutes and
two seconds In the 50o-yard free
style event This created new
state record.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
eath city AtnIete. VII.

Mt CLEMENS Mich May ll-
~ Clemens hish school oasiy Won
saturday the triangular track meet
here The local athletes scored Of
points Richmond vas second with
- 20. and Wvando'te brought %
the rear With IL IL counters.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21

The Vass a C. baseball team won
= tou6leheader sunday The Mac
abces were tae Vass victims In the
drst contest. the score telng IA go 3
The game was with The II Kramer
& GO team and turned out 10 be- 2
pitching duel between Gitt.eman and
stock Red Criss won -he game
with home run wifh one The paths
The score was 3 20 3
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21

MEMPHIS. Tenn MAY ~ Los
DarcF WAS 6F stronger fhis morn.
ing luf Ii'fe hope is held orf for
the recovery of fhe famous puEiist
Blood poison has resulted Ia psrsl
ysiS-
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21

Ray Rich mond. pitcher with the
Rioamiugten Thrrr-I tcuEue team,
has aun baseball and enlisted in the
army aviation servire.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
The End of Darcy.

Is 1900 miles from home He passing
in inland American city Of Memphis
n A he kindly ot him
OF the popular and famous
apprentice conceded the world over the
with
Wealth and being thrust upon him
Things well with Darcy
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21

u has been announced by on
cnls of fhe Typographical union
that 'he annual national printers
baseball tourney VIII not be played
This year Patriotic motives .are
back % the cancellation OF tho Ibig
event which pas TO have bean
staged at 81 Paul this year. De.
troit always has been represented
In the tourney
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enthusiast st what has 70
~ be the implies
~ the The second
- Of
of The third knowledge and
al
where the observance OF the rules
matte that
there weakness evident The fourth
perfect play than beating
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STANDING.


- caEC IN Philade IqEfa
Plttsburgh n View York.
Cincinnati In Boston.
ST. Louis IN Brooklyn
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Two base hits-Pipp. Bol7nd struck
out-Ry Rolaud tP1pp Nlllsr.
High Hendrix Russell - ~ Rus-
cell VFyurns, spencer. Bases on
balla-ON Boland : tMnler) or RUS
sell Bush pouhie plays-Cohb
and Spencer. PAebinpaugh and Pipp
Spencer and Young Young Bush and
Burns First base On error+--Detroit
T. New York tsft on hases--I)e-
troit New York , Eir by pitched
bail-By Russell spencer. Time
129 rmpires Hiidehranf and
OLoughlin Attendsnce--l i.0s4
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21

~ Bernie Boand called upon H
4 OF ba the Yankees He allowed only SD
in than one blow scored on
nicked for not and only Nic' wa
in twentltlh OF MAY
ie allowed
allowed only one run he was
n star.
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On SATURDAY May this Russe
the hrs ne
a another h
walked The first LEI The second ON
and third This all the scandaous
third oeman pitcher prohted by boot The h
Whereupon Mr. Rusel
contes
invited ascend The mound -Four assoe
on the nrs
while hardly calamous not considered
presence ou mere ne Was
afe rounds
hits OF the Yankees
but thew PLAYED ball ultimately coming
rlayed brilliantly ana
The lasted only an hour ana
the
Tigers and Yankees made B hits and nine They
n haf 10 90 IT,
Tigers Tally trail and no less IMAM
pitchers used ana
an auoolF
Thus performed the pitchers and ALL Two
folks still think there is form sheet in
baseball!
One OF the the Tiger victory the
for with Ne" York and
them all
The Tigers already onscripon They
Applied The authorities
for mail registration
George Moarty week end He
and Sunday didnt
"aternpt ghyEbsis snds the bases
Laundry club
A Rsdons attacked Kaiser all along the
laundry scored 20 Boy page General Hais
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21

become OF His nation AZ
He had opportunity 10 serve MS
He had opportunity TO share the
his felo~Austraian Anthony
devil Darcy into and tempted him Mar
whispered 70 one
tramp steamer Ne1 morn
despised Stacker IN all the world
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21

1900 miles home
has come 10 him except Tor lev a
United states
him when he arrived The Yankees were Wiling 10
boxing
bunk He wob6led as the parasites oat
He stalled Tor
budozed
inRh
his old musket Americans
months
he had country like
anywhere He outca
who months ago could not have
in would
couldn't find welcome In
bush
Dad standing
while Referee counting him out The hshing hero VINO s
dentist made
repairing Relentless fatal infection has set in
What world
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21

The Tigers already register for oonscrpon
June but have Applied 20 The proper au
for necessary for mail registration
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21

George Moriarty regular uprng the week en
worked Saturday and Sunday George
attempt ghySbsis an strikes. but stuck the bases
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In with New York an
hasvo thema a
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pitcher pitch for the Empire Laund
D. A YESTERDAY The Rsdons attacked Kaiser All aoT
line and scored 20 Boy, page General Hag
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21

Thus performed the teams-same pitchers and al
consecuive days folks s think there Is orT
baseball.