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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27

.Bsiied for Bader IN fth inning.
fBsttrd for NAYS IN % inning
fBatted for Scthoron In lst inning
gBatted for DavenpOt; IN 9Th innins.
'Baited for PARK In 9th inning
pos,ou, ....3 . 2 o ell
=, Louis .........t 0 0 = 7
rwo-bsse hts-JsnVTin. Hoblitzel. Austin. Hoop
e- Scott Three -b4-e hn-Isner stolen bass
Iohnson ~ Sacrifice hifs-lc~ts co. Galnef
Hamilton Double plays-Sesereid 10 Austin 70
Paule,fe Iefi on basrs-Bostnn. - Louis Il.
FirSt base on errors-BOst0n. :. Bases on pals
Or MAYS 2 Of Badef g. OF Shore. on PAN.
/ Hts ard earned runs-O1 Mays, hts ard :
runs IN l inning: OF Bader hts and runs
innings. on soth0ron. hits and runs IN !
inning: OF Hamilton hits and runs Va i-s
innins,. on Davenport, s hts and runs ia | %
,uniuxs: or PARK hits znd IN innings.
struck or-By PARK. g. Wild pJiichs-Sothoron.
PARK Umpires-D.nesn and Owens. Time. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27

sBatted for Evans in the seventh inning.
fBatted for Wood in the eighth inning.
New York ......... -
Cleveland ........ U 0 0 Is
Tyo-base hit-Shawkey. Three base -hits-Peck-
inpangh Roth Sacrifice hits-Shawkey. Malsel.
Double plays-Speaker and Chapman; Chapman.
York ); Cleveland. 3. First base on errors
Cleveland. J. Bases on balls-or Shawkey. .; ON
Wood l. Hits ard earned Tuns-Or Shawkey, b
bits and 2 runs I'm Q innings OF Wood. IL hits
and 3 runs In ; innings: or Bagby, | hit and
no runs IN / inning. Struck out-By Shawkey. >.
BY Wood l. umplreS-Esans and Morarity.
TIme-2.l0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27
Rally in Eighth Wins
For Tigers by IL to 8

Detroit, May 26.-Detroit took ad-
vantage of the darkness in the eighth
inning to bunch hits to-day, and de-
feated Philadelphia, IL to S. Both
teams hit the ball hard. The game
was DELAYED at the end of the eighth
inning by hail storm.
Tho ccora.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27
Phillies Pound
Mitchell Hard,
Defeating Reds
Umpire Harrison Omciates
During Game, Ignorant
of Fathers Death

Philadelphia, May Philadelphia
hard-hitting in the third inning, when
Mitchell was driven off the rubber, re-
suited in Cincinnati's defeat to-day, 7
to 4.
Of the fifteen games played with the
Western teams Philadelphia won thir-
teen and lost two. Umpire Harrison
officiated on the bases to-day unaware
of the fact that his father had died this
morning a Youngstown, Ohio.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27
Totals ...e9ls2aII2 Totals. - s2I 70 0

'Ba,ted for p Miller in the eighth innins.
Pittsburgh ......... o o.
Three base LtS--W. Wagner Mowrey f2).
Stolen basos--Johnston (2). Siengel Mowrey f2l.
Sacrifice mi,-Dauhert 90. Sacrifice ny-Brief
Double payS-Mcc arfly. Bighce and Brief. Hick-
man and Olson. Olson. Cutshaw and Dauberi.
LET on bases-litishurgh. 3. Brooklyn. s. First
base on euof-Brooklyn. !. Bases on hslls-ON
y Miller. .: on Carlson. | Of Marquard. 3.
Hits and earned runs-Or Miller s hits and :
runs IN inrings. on Carlson. no hits and no
runs IN ! inning. OF Marquar1 ! run. Struck
oui-B, r Miller. !; hy MarQuard. l. Wild
pitch-Mer. Umpircs-Rigler and orth Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27
Elect Council Captain

South Bethlehem. Penn, May 26.-
Aloysius Cornell. of Morea, Penn. the
brilliant centrefielder of the Lehlgh
University team, was to-day elected
captain for next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27

Ran for Elliott in the eighth inning
Chicago .............. o O-l
New YORK. ........... o o / II
Tgo-base mts-Merkle Fletcher Home run
Robertson. Sacrifice ht--ROberison. Sacrifice fly
Fletcher. Double plays-ManD ri Zeder Deal
and Merke Lett on hases-Ntw York. 6. Chicago,
. First base on errors-New York. ?. Bases on
halls-Of Scaton. / Of PrenderGast. !. Hts ana
earned runs-Of ScatOn. hits. runs IN sevWl
innings: or Prcnd<rgasi. . hits. I uIn IN one
inning. or Ssuec. ] run. Hit by piicher-By
Seaton lHerzog). Struck out-By Sallce. - 10y
PTcndersast. .. Jmpires - Byron and Quigley.
Tine So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27
Wins
From Orioles
Five toFour
Dunn, Shannon and Will
Jams Ousted by Umpire
Mullin for Wrangling
International League

GAMES TO-DAY
Baltimore at Newark 1.-TWO games).
Richmond at Providence.
Buffalo at Montreal.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Newark. ): Baltimore. 4.
Providence. Z: Richmond, !.
Montreal. s; Buffalo, 4.
Rochester, 2; Toronto. I.
Toronto, 4; Rochester, 0.
STANDING OF TEAMS
W. Pet. w. l.. Pet.
Newark. " 7.70S Roch'tcr.lt II 500
Baltim'c 1911 .62t. M'treal.. IL II All
Provide 1911 .621 Buffalo. 10 20 1873
Toronto IS 10 .5SlI Richm'd. 923 .2S1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27

A; orono. Ms-Nllne :. Bogdoin. 1
A. Worces,er-Holy Crors. .. Niagara 9.
Al woycctsf--st Anselm's. =. Worcester roiy. 0.
A. Anhsrst-Amher-, 2. Vermont. o
A. WiliismSown- Williams. Ia. NortLsxstsfn. q
Al Springfield Tuf,s vs. Springfield lcaacslledI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27
Erasmus Hall High Is
Champion of Brooklyn

Staging a ninth inning rally. Eras-
mus Hall High School won the baseball
championship Of Brooklyn at Ebbets
Field yesterday morning. beating
Brooklyn Prep. by "A score. Eras-
mus has already won the championship
of the Brooklyn division of the p. s
A. l.. Brooklyn Prep. is considered the
strongest private school in Brooklyn.
With the score % at the end of the
eighth inning in Brooklyn Props favor,
Maloney, pitching for Brooklyn Prep.
weakened, and three hits and an error
By Eschmann gave Erasmus the win
ming two runs.
The score by innings:
n ". 4
Brooklyn Prep 0 90 0-3 6 9
Erasmus. ........O 0 IS
Batteries-iicPhes and Barlsch: Malon1 AMI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27

p ptiis,, ~ Q Q I iii
Two-hase hiis-Spcncer NeAcl Bush, Haley.
Three-basc hits-strInk. Cobb; Mcihns stolen
nsSe- Grover. Sacrifice his-CObb. Subold. ".
Johnson Souble plsys-Heilmsn and spencer
VIII and McInniS Bases on balls-oa X John
cor. /. Of Seibod. ;. on Cunningham. 3. OF
Boland l. OF G. Jones I. Hits and eArned runs
on n johnson. hits. runs IN ! inning:
on Seiboid hits runs m innings. on
Cunningham hits 4 runs in 4 Ia inning OF
Holland : hits / run In 10 inning: or e. Jones.
hits. runs In l-3 innings. on Ehmke hit.
M r,,ns In 1 inning struck out-Ry X John
son. : by seibold. BY Ehmke ]. Wild pitehes-
se,bold e. Jones Left s-Philadelphs.
$; Detroit : Umpires-O Loaghlin and Hide
brand Tine, 702
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27
Totals. 81 1911 Totals.

'Bat,ed FOR Connell in the ninth inning
Pennsylvania ....... Ia
Lehlgl ............ = 0--3
Home run-Bennis Three-base hits-Gilmore.
Befry. Tso-baSe hlts-Alen. Min,e-hslter. Stolen
Winterhalter. Struck out-By syislsr. ?: BY T..
Twombiy o. Bases on ball.-Or swisler. ?. on
D. Tsombly. 9 Double plays-White To Todd 20
Allen: Conne TO Arhorl 10 rwombly. Lees 20
Mccarthy. Left on bases-Penn. O.. IHhish 4.
Umpre-Adsms. nms-l:50.
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Totals. ....sI6927I42 Totals 30 . 81 II
.Ba,t.d for Rasan in the eighth inning

Rated fYr Rasan in the eighth inning.
- Louis '..... o ID
Hosi son '''... 0 81 0-l
T,so-bsse hits-Betzel J. C. Smith. Three base
hits-J Smith =. Smith. Home ruh-crulse
Betzel J. Miller Cruise. Double play-Nlaranyille
10 Rawlings LIFT on bases-st Louis. ,. Boston
s. First base on errors-St Louis l. Boston. 2
Rsses on balls-Or Dosk. 4: of Raglan, 4 Hits
and earned runs-Of Dosk. hits. run IN nine
innings on Rsgan hits. runs IN eight nm
jngs: on Nehf 2 hits. run IN one inning. Struck
oui-By Doak g. by Raglan A. hy Nehf. J. I'm
pires-klem aud Bransheld. nme-lf5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27

-one out whsn winning scored
S Scss@o's '.....'.,......S IS
TNo-base bi,s--Hsss. Bues. McAvoy. sherman.
Three base h,--ruller Stolen bases-Haas. Rus
sell Callahan Sacrifice hits-Mowe McCaron.
Truesdsle. Sacrifice fy-Warhop Lot on bases
Newark. 8: Baltimore. 10. First base on error
Newark. 2, Baltimore. 2 Base on balloon
Ross s. of sherman. 7. Hits and earned runs
on Sherman. hits. runs in innings. on
Ross 7 hits. runs IN innings struck oot--
BY Ross. ! BY Sherman, 4. Umpires-Mulln and
Blackburnc. Tine. 22e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27
American Association

Toledo s: Louisville. :.
Minneapolis 4: Milwaukee, J
- Paul v. Kansas city thrsil rain
81 Paul. 4. Kansas city. ts-onndf.
Columbus al Indianapolis fsei g. 'dsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27
Baird Scores for Pirates

The Pirates cut the lead down one
run in the fourth, when Doug Baird
was passed and went to third on Bill
Hinchman's single to centre-his first
hit since the fourth inning at the Polo
Grounds. May %. Brief skied to Hick-
man, and the speedy Baird just reached
the plate before Hinchman committed
suicide by racing TO second, where he
found Hickman had relayed the ball 10
Cutshaw.
Just to make the game safe the Rob-
ms tailed two in the sixth. Casey
Stengel singled to right and scored
when Mique Mowrey tripled to the
left field fence after Cutshaw had flied
20 Hinchman. Mique's dogs" are
heavy, and it would have been a home
run for almost any one else, but the
veteran was satisfied to pant his way
TO the third hassock. Before he could
recover his wind he was forced to trot
home on Olson's single to centre.
That ended the scoring, although in
the seventh Jimmy Johnston got as far
as third on a gift sacrifice and steal,
but his teammates could not bring him
home.
Olson Cuts Down Baird
Doug Baird in the seventh was the
victim of a peculiar play. After get
ting a free ticket he was retired at
second on Briefs slashing drive to
Mowrey. The ball hit one Of Mique's
celebrated dogs" and was on its way
TO left field when Olson stabbed it and
by swift relay to Cutshaw cut Baird
down.
Red King opened the seventh with a
single. but a fast double play, Olson
to Cutshaw TO Daubert, halted the
rally.
In the eighth Wagner. with one down,
.ripled when batting for Miller. He
was stranded when Ward. hitting for
Bigbee. famed. and Baird skied to
Johnston after Carey had been passed.
Carlson finished in the box for the
Pirates. and Ward went TO short and
Mccarthy to second. Ward looked
promising in the field.
Registered for War Draft
Before the game started the follow
ing Brooklyn players were registered
at Ebbets Field for the selective draft;
Cutshaw, Dell. Fabrique. Hickman,
Johnston, Marquard, Pfetfer. Smyth,
Stengel, Wheat and your Uncle Rob-
bie's son, Wilbert Junior. Galore and
Miller will register later from Brook
Ign and Cheney from Manhattan. Sny-
der will sign in Pittsburgh and Sher-
rod Smith in Chicago, where he will
Join the team.
And this. it is said, was the reason
for the venerable Mique's peevishness
during the game.
Buck Wheat just before the game
started was presented with check for
$50 for hitting a sign in right field.
Herr Rigier, who made the presenta-
ton. talked so long that Buck seemed
afraid the check would never be his.
II was but natural for His jumps to
hold to the money as long as he could.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27
Eastern League

Hartford p Portland. 3.
Ne. London 4: Lawrence 40 inns
Bridsepori 4. Springfield I.
New Haven. a. Worcester ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27
New York State

wtiscs. Barre : timira.
Reading : ttica.
Hinshamton is sersnian D
Harrisburg syfscuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27
Southern Association

Birmingham. II Memphis. >.
Memphis. 10. Birmingham. 8.
Atlanta 6: Little Rock. 2.
Atlanta 4 Little Rock. ].
Nashville Mobile. 4
New Orleans. 4. Chattanooga. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27
Two Triples
From Mowrey
Rout Pirates
Dodgers Take a to l Vic
tory from Pittsburgh
in Brooklyn

or Mique Mowrey is revengeful
"pusson." Over at Squire Ebbets's
field yesterday Miguel, peeved because
his age prevents his eating dinner next
Thanksgiving with the Flatbush Fusi-
leers "unter den linden" in Berlin,
took it out on the other Pirates-those
from Pittsburgh and helped send them
home defeated. TO !.
1t was some day for the venerable
guardian of the hot corner Two
triples, two stolen bases, n run, two
assists and one error were MiQue's
contributions to the cause which RUDE
Marquard gets the credit of winning.
Conscrpt Marquard was in there, but
that's about all. Had the plodding
Pirates the slightest sort of attack,
Reuben might have sought the show
ers early. His fast ball and sharp
breaking curves were missing. A slow
one and middling speed sufficed, backed
by sterling plays by Cutshaw, Olson,
Hickman and Johnston.
Ten minutes after the game started
it was on ice for Robbie's reservists.
Frank Miller. wilder than the wild
waves of Barnegat, passed Jimmy
Johnston, who promptly stole. Dau
bert's sacrifice put him on third, and
he scored on Jimmy Hickmans single.
After Hickman died stealing, Stengel
walked, took second when Miller threw
wild to catch him mapping, and scored
on Cutshaw's drive. Cutshaw was left
stranded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27
Totals SO sI22,sr Totals. .s5 II 10 81 10 /

.Bsiied for Haley in 9Th inning.
iran for Spencer In SUI inning.
Rated for &. Jones In sih inning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27
Smoky Joe Fails
tted for Evans in the seventh inning.
Ltied for Wood In the eighth inning.

Totals. ..334Ie27I5li Totals. Isl p 10 2
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The line-un follows:

Totals. % 10 l, n u Totals ...sso3si
The score by innings:
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Sallee in Form

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The score


Totals. az 7'sjilsI Total,
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-10-13
Market for Old Copper.

France Is now in the market as Il
purchaser Of copper at home, in the
shape Of utensils, just as other cOun-
tries have been for long time. For
the present the government Is seeking
principally old copper "alembics," or
liquor stills, of an almost obsolete pat
tern that are found in some regions,
although II purchases any copper OBJ
ject offered for sale. Since copper stills
cannot readily be shifted from point
to point by their owners, the govern
ment has organized a series Of coliec-
ton, parties, each under command of
an officer, which are touring several
Of the departments and picking up
such copper as is offered for sale. The
government offers 4 france $50 cents)
per kilogram.
The half dozen departments where
the collection tours are taking place
have been notified of the exact day
and hour when the collectors may be
expected TO arrive. In all III towns
in six departments are being visited.
Meanwhile the government maintains
Paris a sort Of old copper headquar-
tiers at . Avenue de SAKE, where
utensils and objects of all kinds made
of red copper may be turned in at 4
francs the kiIO.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-10-13
A Sure WAY,

"What is good way to get rid Of
angle worms in gardenf'
"The best way l know is TO plan a
fishing trip. There won't he n worm
there when you 90 to look for them
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-10-13
COOKING.

Girls have their own ideas about
cooking. What's fun on a chatting dish
is work on a stove.-LouisviIle Courier
Journal.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1917-09-14

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10 aalld R..ort Hoo.

Shelby. Through the activity Of
gheiby board u trade. plans have
been completed for the purchase 81
the famous Cleveland Springs prop
eFtY under an OPTICS given the board
bY the Owner, John a. Darwin Msttsr
Of developments only awaits transfer
Of title Az agreed upon In the option
Sufficient capital is in sight 70 build
splendid AND suitable hotel u this
veiI-known resort where hotel was
turned some 10 years ago. The prop
srty consists Of 20 acres Of land or
which are located four springs.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1917-09-14
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