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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09
VOkieCiai sustabdu belgu
depOrtavirna
W AnglUos nepasisekinus kal.
tinanas Kitchener
MIRE STYRINIU Or
LAIVIU IsRADEJAS.

Londonas, kOvo 9. = Is
Berlyno gauta zinia, kad
Vokietijoje miro grafas
Ferdinand Zeppelin, styri-
niu orlaiviu ''zeppelinu" is
radicals. Grafas ejo 70 me-
tus. Mires nuo plauciu w
dogimo.
Vokietija is tu "zeppeli-
NJ" daug ko tikejosi. Buvo
nnaniusi tais orlaiviais pa
muStl visus savo prieSinin-
kus Sitos kares metu. Tc-
Ciau praktikojc tie orlaiviai
ncperdaug buvo tobuli. Ka-
res pradziojc grafas Zeppc-
lin krykstavo, kuomct jo to
iSradimo ina9iu imta zudvti
priesininku civiliai gwen
tojai, ypac motc1is ir val
kai. Bet vcikiai vokicGi,l
vyriausybe orlaiviais apsi-
dziauge ir nustoio juos daz-
mai vartoti prizes pricSinin-
kus. Negi pasipricSinsi
gamtiSkiems gaivalams. To
buliausi iSradimai neatlaiko
prieS VETO sukurius padan-
gosc.
Cir. Zeppelinas visgi pa
augstinO vokicCiu varda pa
saulio akyse ir savo tcvvnei
tarnavo daugesniai negu XII
ii vokicciai patriotai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09
ATLYGINIMU ISTATY
MAS-KONSTITU-
CIJINIS.
washington, kovo 9.

Washington, kovo 9. -
NlrSiausias Suv. Nalstii,1
tclsmas paskelbe nusprcndi-
ma, kad kongrcso pravcstas
iStatvinas reikalc privcrsti-
M atlyginimu darbininkams
w suzcidimus yra konstitu-
clllnis IL todel darbdaviai
privalo j pildyti. Didziules
kompanijos huvo pasipricSi-
nusios Sitam istatvmui ir to-
del ta reikala nubugdG net
virSiausian tcisman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09
Atrial APELIUOJA ]
AMERIKA.

Londonas, kovo 9.-Airiu
naciOnalistu lyderiai iSleido
manifesto j visus airius ir
atsilicpimq i Suv. Valstijas.
kad pastarosios panaudotu
savo intekme i Anglia,
ldant Sta duotu visai Ai1i-
Jai savyvalda, bet ne jos da-
iiai. Anglijos vyriausybc da-
bar yra sumaniusi duoti All
rlJai savyvalda, bet nuo Al
Iijos atpl6Sia JOS provincija
Ulster. Atrial nusprcnde
kovoti lig paskutiniqJu
prizes toki Airijos skaldyma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09
MIRE S. v. AMBASADO
Rus JAPONIJOJE.

Tokyo, kovo 9. - Cionai
staiga miro Suvicnytu Val
stlju ambasadorius George
W. Guthrie, kllrs Japonijo-
Jc ambasadoriavo nuo 1913
III. Ambasados rcikalu vcdi-
ma pacmG pirmasis ambasa-
dos sekretorius Wheeler.
kol nebus nuskirtas naujas
ambasadOrius. M
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09
SUSTABDYTAS BELGU
DEPORTAVIMAS.

Rymas, kovO 9. - Is Ber-
lvno gauta zinia, kad Nokic-
tijos vyriausybe sustabdziu-
81 belgV deportavima, aciu
Sv. Tcvo isimaiSymui. Esa
iSviso i .Vokictija buve de-
portuota 10000 bclg1l. Is 81
tu 1900 vcikiai busia su-
Grazinta namO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09
RUSAI PAEME OAR
VIENA PERSIJOS
MIESTA.

Petrogradas, kovo 9. -
Rusu koliumnos Pcrsijoj va
rosi pirmyn vydamos pirm
saves turkus. Nesenai rr-
sans tckO du micstu Hama
dan IL Asadabad. Dabar lie
pacme miesta Hangover.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09
BUS MOBILIZUOJAMI
VISI CIVILIAI GY-
VENTOJAI.

Paryzius, kovo 9. Fran
ciiOs parlamcntc svarstoma
lstatymo projcktas, sulyg
kurio vyriausybe noii su-
mobilizuoti visus civilius
gyvcntOjus karGs rcikaIams.
BE vyru bus mobilizuoja-
mos ir moteris.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09
BADAS AUSTRIJOJE.

Vienna, kovo 9. - Austli-
jos ministerip pirmininkas
pranese, jog bcdinesni
AusfrlJos gyvetojai ticsiog
badmiriauja. Vyriausybe tu-
rcSlanti nuskirti daug pini-
81, kad suScIpti badauian-
ciuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09
PATVINO TENNESSEE
UPE.
Chattanooga, Tenn, kovo

Chattanooga, Tenn, kovo
S.-Baisiai patvino Tcnnes-
see up@ IL Sis micsta; atsira-
do kaip kokioi saloj. Apie
5000 zmon..u tur9io aplcisti
savo namus. Ant greitp.ju
slorganlzuota paSclpiniai
komltctal. Suparalizuota
komunikaciia gcIczinkc-
HaiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09
GEN. FUNSTONO
IPEDINIS.

Washington, kovo 9. -
Ilruslo gen. Funstono vie
ton prezidctas Wilson pa
skyre generOla brigadiera
Hunter Liegett, podraug pa
auSStlndamas j gencrolu
majoru.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09
CIVILIZUOJASI RUSIJA

Londonas, kovO 9. - Du-
E1os komisija del municipal
lln rcikalu vicnbalsiai pri-
emc sIlmanyma, kad mic
stu tarybas butQ prilcidzia-
mos If motcris.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09
SUV. VALSTIJU JURI-
NINKAI KUBOJE.

Santiago, Kuba, kovo o.
Nuo Suv. Valstiju kares lai-
WI cionai iSsodinta 400 juri-
ninkQ, kuricms pavcsta sau-
goti amcrikonu rcikalus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09
Uz DARDANELIU NEPA
EMMA KALTINAMAS
KITCHENERIS.
Londonas, kovO 9.

AASASAAS3 h'NO 80 '
glijos vyriausybc pracitl
liepos mcnesi paskyre kO-
misija iStirti, kodel anglai
Sitos karGs pradziOje mega
lGjO paimti Dardancliu. Ko-
nisija, perkracius visus Kit
chenerio paliepimus il ko-
mendantu vcikimo raportys
suseke, jogei Dardancli,N
paimti buvo galima, jei hu-
tu buve pilnai iSpildyti mi
litarines vyriausybcs isaky-
mai ir nebutu buve padary-
ia iSkalno ncpramatomu
klaidu.
Anot komisijos, Dardanc-
liai butu buve paimti. .jei
prizes JUGS butu veike vienu
kartu sauszcmiO kariuomc-
ne II kares laivynas. Mires
lordas Kitchener. tuometi-
MS Anglijos kares ministc-
ms buves pasiuntes dcpeSa
rNtV kariuomenei citi plie$
Dardanclius. Bet toji dcpe-
"a iris savaites susivGlavusi.
BE to lordas Kitchener tue
rcikalu visai nesusincSes SUI
admiralicijos lordu. Nadina-
81, vcikta didziausioj betvar-
kcJ IL pralaimeta tasai uz-
puollmas, kuri buvO galima
apvainikuoti augSEciausia
paGarba.
Generals Stabas NJ tuos
nepasisck;mus pateisintas,
kadangi kares minister's.
lordas Kitchener. skaitesi
absoliutis kares ved6jas. &c
neralis Stabas turejo klausv-
II jO paliepimu. nors tie pa
llepimai toll grazu nesutik-
davo su Stabo nuomone.
Komisija savo raportc pa
zyml, kad mires lordas Kit
chencr buves geras vadas
nnazcsnioms kampanijoms.
Dabartinc karcs kampa-
Mia yra didclG ir paini.
Nlcnam zmogui vesti tokia
painia kampanijq tiesiog ne
galima. Todel vyriausybe
blogai dare pavcsdama ka-
res vcdima vienam zmogui.
BE to kaltas ir tasai zmog1s.
kurs apsicme atlikti ncgali-
mus daiktus.
Sitos klaidos pataisyti ne
galima. Jinai bus pazymeta
Anglijos istOrijojc. Sekan-
clos zmoniQ kartos is to ga
les pasimokinti, kad ateity-
Jc iSvengti tokiu nepaprastu
II brangiai tautai atsieinan-
EiQ klaidu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09
500 VOKIECIU ISSIEME
MEKSIKOS PASPORTUS.

New York, kovo 9. - Sia
savaite victos gcncraliam
MekSikos konsuliatc apie
800 vokieGiu iSsiem6 Meksi-
kos paSpOrtus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09
REZIGNAVO KABI-
NETAS.

Lima, kovO 9. - Peru res
publikos kabinctas rczigna-
vo 3u Savo prcmic1u della
Riva. S;tas kabinctas bIlvo
sutvcrtas rugpjucio 1915
metals.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09
SUFRAGIECIU LAI-
MEJIMAS.
Little Rock, Ark, koyo S

Little Rock, Ark, kovo 8.
Arkansas valstijos legi-
slatllra priGme istatyma.
kuriuomi mOtcrims pile
tens sutcikiama balsavimo
tcises. Gubernatorius ista-
tyma tuojaus patvirtino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09
MIRE; PIJUSO K SESUO.

Rymas, kovO 9. - Cionai
niro Rose Parolin, Sv. atm.
popeziaus Pijaus y scsuo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-09

Chicago ir apylinkts. Siandic
grazus oras. rytoj iSdalies dcbcsiuo-
turoic.
Temperature vakar augSciausia
Sc. lcmiausia 30 laipsniai.
Saul6 teka 6:12. leidziasi $40.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-22
Keller Criticizes

Is
hated a Cobb long
- Tvs by a tiny a popeyed eiuch that
in Willie st nnds time
look over majorleaguers occasionally He isn't much impressed o
what ne This is his criticism -, -. -
Of players In my time VINO could oeat ou
anv rrounder hop lnheders 70 get
ad to the ball without one
hesItatnR whop 10 take
sharply the ball and then went 10
where the ball the
batsman seen they hihey ht and then get
fraction Of time that means every
Z thing you racing against the nheld
Jimmy McAeer and Pill Carrgan
who have big banking interests has been sig
hoard for his county high standing be has
purchase Liberty attests 70
patriotism. McAeer Is all right
be report simpson hudof modern times
all Bob wanted 50 70
nothing doing The aashy leaper
University
fardyisory and told 20 stay
prestige when this same sip
scholarship trophy by his university the other day
Somewhere place Uncle Sans Lieutenant
unchalengd for the assertion
West Pointer 90 get four Army "a IN
Hobbs bat with The recollection that
all letters while cadet u also was tho best
academy hts DAY Ophan
but Hobbs have edge on the
otherwise
mighty days hasn't been since Joe
ragged messed acub This this
ordinary Reading club the New
the buhesand takes orders from
Wilte
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-22
Bargain Bill Gives Big
Chance To Adj
vance

This is another Of those days
when 70 viii be possible for the
Tigers 20 achieve a 500 average FOR
the season II they capture both
ends of The doubleheader. they viii
perch. az The 500 mark n they spNt
The bargain bill II viii take clean
sweep of all The remaining games OF
the series 20 pus them mp there. II
Chicago turns on Cleveland this al.
ternoon. and Detroit does waliop -
Louis IN both games. then the Tlg.
ers viii be IN the first division for
the frst time this season George
Dauss IS scheduled 70 pitch one OF
the games Bolsnd. Coveleskie Gun.
nlngham and Jones W.ll be eligible
for the other Bill James should
nor work until saturday Mitchell
viii be resdy again Sunday This
Will make Ehmke eligible 10 start
the Chicago series. Groom is OK.
nected 20 pitch ono game today for
- Louis Koob, Davenport Or Ham
nton Is expected 90 slab in the
other
Several fortunate things combined
70 win Thursdays game For one
thing Shottcn sadly misjudgcd
Young drive 70 lott in the seventh
after Two were out The blow went
for double and Hack Spencer.
who had singled 20 start The round
scored from second with run tha,
was soreiv needed In the next inn
ing. The 50 Louis battery sofhoron
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-22
Tigers Can Shoot at That
500 Mark Again Today

and SEVERED. became so sassy thar
Umpire Evans felt II necessary 90
run them both our OF the park
Thr Browns had just battered
Ehmbe for three runs and were
ahead. while Sothoron was proving
very effective. Inasmuch as Messrs
Davenport Koob and Hamilton were
bumped FOR winning runs, II seems
likely that S0thoron's bad manners
cost bis club a victory. In the last
lnnlng. me Brownie inaeld cracked
.unde, the strain OF some public con
spring that involved Cobb. Burke
and Yeach, and let IN the winning
run. OlherN ise. the Tiger luck was
tus' ordinary
Bush started The game with sin
Sic. but series ~ force plays spoil
I'd The chance /Sothorou was nick
ed FOR one run 10 the second. Hell
man ard Burns singled and were
advanced by WITS sacrifice. Spen
GERS roller resulted IN Heilman s
4cath at The plate. bur crashing
single 70 right BY Ehmke brought
home burns Detroit didn't get an
cther chance until the sixth Cobb
singled and went 10 third on
Veacas bic and run blngle. He'll
mans roller drew Cobb on third
and POO vas run down. Neach
couldn got past second In The
seventh round the Young Shotton
nctd-a, added one tally 80 The Tiger
total
The Browns went into the eighth
with Tho score . 10 @ against them
They had found Ehmke invincihle-
This timing was anorher sort shot
ron lrd CG wth q single Austin
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-22
INDUSTRIALS
IN GOOD CARD

v Some good games are expected ia
she three divisions Of the Industrial
Baseball league Saturday afternoon.
The schedule OF play is as follows
Red Division
Northway va. Kelsey. At Solvay.
.. m: umpire. Grogan; scorer. Mac
Williams.
Wilson VS.. Saxon. Mt Northwestern.
No. /. 2 .. m; umpire. Reiss, scorer.
Hnelscher.
Packard oivay game postponed.
white Division
Schlleder Va. Aluminium Castings.
lat Northwestern. No. 5. r. m. UNI
pirc. stark. scorer. Diebboll
Larned-Carter VS.. Pressed steel. at
tNrrthwestern. No. 3. p. m. umpire.
BreciSies scorer, Jones.
Russell Motor Axle VS. Parish. al
Soivay. 2 y. m. umpire, GroCan,
scorer. MarWiliiams.
Blue Division
Michigan Electric Welding Va.
Screw Works. at Northwestern. No 3.
~ p. M, umpire. eDreckles; scorer.
tJoncs.
Strelinger VS.. Jenery- Dewitt. at
Northwestern No. 8, p. m, umpire.
stark: scorer. Diebhon.
steel Products vs. Cemmer a..
Northwestern. No. I. p M, umpire
LReiss. scorer, Hoclscher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-22
VEAcH AND COBB ARE
WORKING TOGETHER WELL

Bobby Veach and Ty COBB are
proving great batting team
these days Thursdays game
with St Louis provided enc
sample Of their work In tho
sixth inning cobb singled TO
deep short he signaled for the
hit and run Ty started with the
pitch Shortstop Johnson went
20 cover second. Veach showed
the ball squarely thru the spot
Johnson had just Vacated. and
made D. roll so slowly that there
never was a chance 20 catch the
Peach 40 third Ty got run down
when Holman bounded sharply
20 short. but that took nothing
from the briliance OF Tho veach
play
Again In the final inning
veaeh pulled Austin or third
with "A corking hunt. and gave
Ty chance 10 20 from hrst 20
third on sacrifice Thar would.
have worked In any event Aus.
tins excitement ard Wild heave
enabled ~ 20 come on home
without stopping for another
play.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-22
SOldier-Magnate Urges
New Role For
Athletes

Declaring hallplayers OF the Amer
lean league have been drilled Go "a
point whore they are now able 10
drin others. Capt Il. l.. Huston.
president OF ne New York Ameri
,an league club. has suggested that
tho fans should De given the oppor
tuniv 20 form companies under the
direction OF the players
Il suggest that each club form e
company Of 1850 fans" said the en-
ergetic father OF The idea which
started real soldering IN the Amer.
lean league Make them members
Of the Home Gpard and let The ball
players drill them daily giving an
nual passes 90 al those who attend
drill regularly
sitting on camp stool ar the
state fair grounds camp OF the Sixth
engineers. a unit ne helped 10 or.
ganize Tor the army. the captain cx.
pressed his views
Baseball is recognized as the ma
tional game. no declared. "Protes.
sloual baseball which is the game
In its highest perfection derives its
being from civic pride. which Is a
iuIl brother OF patriotism
~ think The American league has
stimulated patriotism by It's drill.
ing OF players The theory we held
that the youths OF the land would
bc inspired is being fulfilled We
found the players liked the drlll and
were greatly benefited by a.
"ln addition % drilling. tho Van.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-22
milos 10 walIaesbura

Canadian fans viii witness a fast
game OF ball Saturday. when the
Milo semEpro club clashes with the
representative team % Wallaceburg,
az Wallaceburg Mana ger Alfred
Coles viii rely on Pitcher Misegades
to bring home the bacon Pepper
Young ulll do The matching Ran
kin or Bennett VIII pitch for the
Canadians. with McFadden recciv-
Ing The following Milos report A.
special meeting tonight. AZ No $50
F,fteenfh-st Young. Keen. Hopkins,
F1eischmans. Becker Branek A.
coles. W Coles Lackaye. sullivan.
Also a good pitcher and inhelder.
For games Sunday and after. call
Grand 22s3-R. or address Wllired
Coles. No SIS Fiffeenth.st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-22

~ day Of Nav IN this season OF @ me ieg
and Tigers wereca field / lne hh
. 10 J. tooo lhe
~ He slngled Ho bpnted 20
who cane the all and didn't al
dasbed 81 Babe Ruth naq me
was out The Heiman followed Neon A ~ $50
Cobb gummed rally The would have been a S The
10 second and game been was a We
decde many hi"D1~
Doggone II wasn't getting 10 be quite D''O
- 49, r,y Are, =, Tune IN this same the Browns
and Tigers oapering field II was the nnih
the he singled
Jimmie In toward
znrtin added around a he lli yes 49,
Nm Ty second Tin4o
Brownie caught faifooita $50,
Austin Johnson ran Wiped lhe t,T
5hurked wildly 10 first back 90 defend M GAS ]
10 The IF Kept Eons
nc winning any anso.uttA
reached me
@sse,v There haveb Cen
scored on almost any The popuace wl cAee ilA pay
hence
Tho vs we're identical the Red Sox nhea as n
xoo,ed did Nav
covered the oag i ,o W
ronning champions defense
eashe exactly Bobby smashed the Brownie aeenee
e
in He
me Bobhy Roth
eading he this season
plloNs per s'll,
another the record TOT
.ecutive a equalea
loo points nsrI
the Cobb spuge orosA GOV" 20 ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-22
MASONIC TEAMS
PLAY AT BOB-LO

The schedule and ass gnwent OF
umpires and scorers for the games
10 be played 10 The Masonic Base
ball league ou saturday, June %,
40 Bob 10. are as follows
Detroit vF rnlar diamond No. :.
.uwnifo NrtIiesfer scorer. StuetEer.
Oriental VS. zion diamond No. 4,
Fricrfrh rs ki1winn diamond
40 g. um oire Brown scorer, Brady
Union VS. City OF straits. diamond
40 umpire. Manning scorer, How
arth
All games called for $50 o'clock
Boat leaves foot % Bates-st AZ 80
o. e~tr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-22
HUTCHINSON is
LEADING IN OPEN

PHILADELPHIA. June % Play
was resumed this morning IN The
national open golf tournament a.
Whitemarsh course Jack Hutchin-
son, Of Pittsburgh. was leading wi'h
a score OF l4s. Edward Loos. of
Philadelphia, was right behind VIII
$50, and Alex Cunningham. OF
Wheeling. was third with i5l Tom
Mcnamara, o. TaDlow. WAS fourth
with 1872 and Bob Macdonald. Of
Taplow. was 9Th with l54
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-22
MIG CLARKE TO
BE A MARINE

Mig Clarke. famous IN baseball
as star catcher for the old Cleve.
land Maps for many years. attempt
cd Thursday to enlist in the United
States marines at the Detroit TO.
.cruiting station. II Is understood
that Clarke will be accepted as soon
as he undergoes slight operation.
which will make him eligible
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-22

- ~ - wlnnLng - 80

'Nons out when wlnnins run was
srored
Fran for Spencer tn eighth
fHattrd FOR Ehmke ln eighth.
fran f0r crawford fn eighth
fHaffed f0r MarEans In eighth.
Slated for Koob In seventh
fnnlnEa- $50
Uotrrit .....-.h a p q q .I-E
So Louis ........1 o . o o ID
Eleven bits and "a times AZ BAT N
Ehwsc iu innings Z hit and times
a. hnf 30 ECland ln inning htfs
and - times az bat OF Soth0ron in
innings none out in eighth ] HIT
and time AZ bat OF Davenport in
.l-3 inning ! hlt and time A. bat
on Hamilton in no inning Crons out
IN ninth, I hit and ? times az bat
on kh0b On "a Inning Twq-base
hits sothoFon. Pratt. Young. sisier.
5e-freif Thfee-baHo hft-AustIn
Nnsr on balls orr 2ofhorru cobb
Nra0n. Rome az Roland 3 ifohn
Frnf rfrur o.--nr Rafand
t-nflrrouf hH e1fhrrrn p fEhnie.
Ncnfhl first haae ON srror-Je-
troit LIFT ou bases Detroit A.
81 Louis Time goa t-mrlrrs
Ovens and M0riarty. Attendance
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-22
Make Big League Players
Drill Masters, Says Huston
GARoNes STARS. BUT
FAILS IN BIG PINCH

NEW YORK, June 22.-I.uck
broke toughly Thursday after.
noon for Larry Gardner. third.
baseman for 'he Boston Red Sox.
After making three hits in his
nrst four times at bat, Larry
went 20 The plate In the ninth.
hndins the bases fun and one
out The score was 5 10 4 In IA
vor OF New York. This time
Larry hit into double play. and
Tho Red SoX were showed back
again.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-22
Mt. cIemena Reats I'D

Mt. CLEMENS. Mich. June a.
Tom Stephens Bathcrs routed the
Michigan league Thursday after
noon. when II defeated the FLINT
team, 6 20 I. Rynearson hurled for
the winners.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-22

KEGS and Browns donated a largo
sum 20 The use OF the First reserve
iegimcnt of cngineers. which WAS
formoi IN New York.
Tho oieht clubs OF the American
league have purchased together
100000 iu Liberty bonds.
These three incidents show the
patriotism 40 hsseball would like
10 see the patriotism go farther and
help The country train It's army.
Home guards are being formed
turnout The country They are com
posed az mature men from all walks.
BAN players would make fine drill
masters for them. and the scheme
would be very popular"
oae record la connection with the
present s~nson certainly doesn't lock
natural. md that n sam Crawford'a
bnttiuE average.
Connie Mack broke mp his Rioo. 900
inneid. 'tl~ true. but he kept Mocha
MIS- the only member who IL hittlnH
la the .3fD srt today.
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STANDINGS
American League
Fridays Games

81 Louis in Detroit 1.-TWO games
frf at fGl
cleveland ln chicago
Boston n New York
Athletics in Washington.
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Cobb Becomes Leading BaSer and Ties Seasons Record for Batting

fouled 70 spencer bat. sisler dou
hled 70 ieft and scored Shottou
Sloan pinch hit for jacobson and
singled 20 left Sislor tried Pa
score and was caugh, NJ he plate
by Veach's fine throw SEVERED
doubled. scoring sloan and tylne
the count. Pinch Hitter Rumler sin
sled and scored Severed with what
looked very much like a winning
run. Pratt forced Rumler, ending
The inniug
Burns led OF the Tiger eighth
sothoron didn't like Evans decision
IN the first ball. and the chasing
episode was introduced Rob Groom
horned in from the bench and ac
companied the battery TO the show
ers.
Davenport took the mound and
walked Burns. Nirt sacrificed
Spencer singled 90 LETT center and
Burns brought home the tying run
Jones ran for Spencer koob re
placed Davenport. Crawford oattcd
for Ehmke and singled 10 right and
Jones scored after the catch by "a
nice slide Young fouled out 20
land was the Detroit pitcher in The
ninth Johnson walked and Austin
scored him With a triple 20 right
This knotted the count again. SIS
Ter fouled for the third out. strand
ing Austin.
cobb started the Tiger ninth. Ills
grounder was too hot for Johnson
Neach hunted cobb ran wild Aus
tin threw The bali away. COBB scor.
ed and the game was over
one sInrt az the Pirates playing
brought Honu~ Wagner back on che
iah. To see his old team g0iuE tu
che bowyVows was more than tho vat
eran could stand.
when Fat Moran's PhiIs are EoinE
they are welt nigh unbeatable. It's
.srse 81 either the pitchers or the
hntters or both coming 90 the front
when the cutht needs WANING tRilS.
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one sInrt az the Pirates playing
brought Honu~ Wagner back on che
foh. 10 see his old tesm gOiuE fo
che bowwoWs Was more than the vat
crun could stand.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-22

when Pat MorRn's pills are EoinE
they are welt nigh unbeatable. It's
srse 81 either the pitchers or the
hntters or both coming 90 the front
when the Sutht needs a winning tails.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-16

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