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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09
LOCALS TRIM
 THE VISITING
 BALL PLAYERS

The basketball team of the Alas ka- Juneau mine administered beating to the basketball team from Wrangell last night, but to do so they borrowed Higley and Kertis, two of the best players on the Channel for the game. The Tread well men starred throughout the game which was not even close. If the Alaska Juneau had played with their regular team, the score might have been different, As it was the home team won by score of 8S to 1G.
 Wrangell was clearly outclassed at all stages of the game, more so in the first than in the second half. They were not used to playing with
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09
Personal Mention

Hugh Mcdonald, cue Of the old- timers Of the Porcupine district, Is in the city for several days. He expects to leave for the Hot Springs within the next few days and will spend several weeks there before returning to his northern home.
 Dr, Blythe, of Skagway, is a Ju- neau visitor and is &t the Gastiueau. He expects to leave for the westward one orc oI the first boats and will locate there permanently
 ". o. Perry, one of the United States Signal Corps boys, will leave from Haincs tonight on the Santa Rita, to re-cnlist again.
 Bert c. Granger, who for the past year has been acting as night pur- ser on the big ferry Alma, left on the steamer Dolphin for the south. Granger is on his way to Butte, where he expects to locate
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09

According 10 the rules laid down substitution for an absent member Is not allowed, but 125 pins for each game is allowed the absent one.
 The schedule of games follow: Jan. 9, Bears vs. Terriers; Jan. IS, Tigers vs. Lions; Jan. n, Colts ys. Goats and Wolves v5. Bears; Jan. 15, Ter rlers ys. Lions; Jan. 16, Tigers ys. Colts; Jan. 10. Wolves ys. Lions; Jan. 20, Colts vs. Terriers; Jan, 21, Bears ys. Tigers; Jan. 22, Lions vs. Colts; Jan. 2S, Terriers vs. Tigers; Jan. 26, Bears vs. Colts; Jan. 27 Wolves vs. Tigers; Jan. 2S. Colts yS. Bears; Jan. 20, Lions vs. Goats; Jan. 80, Bears ys. Lions; Feb. 2, Goats ys. Terriers, and Feb. 3, Colts vs. Iii gers.
 Next Friday night squad of bowl CTS from Treadwoll will cross the channel and will roll three games against the pin artists of the Elks Club on the local alleys.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09
Nexiean Plot at Palace.

Hobart Bogworth appeared at the Palace last night in "Thc NaQui, a Mexican production with a thor ouChly Mexican plot. for the first time in Juneau since the old Grand closed. Bosworth is one of the best of ths old time film stars of Universal City and always had a big following here. In the present production which is a Blue Bird, Bosworth presents a series Of inter estiug scenes or life that seem pc- culiar to the revolution ridden coun- try. There are five reels to this. The two reels of the PGthc give several interesting news features. This bill is on again tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09
M ]. a.II
,urqb defeated Phillip Carter of
EHE IAEAL2E 4EREEG/

burgh defeated Philipp Carter of New York, 8 up and to play, in the final round Of the mid-winter golf tournament at Pinohurst, N. C., last week. Armstrongs card of 73 was the best turneG in nere this season and Carter was down all the way.
 In the semi-dnals Carter defeated Fillmore K. Robeson, Rochester, 2 and 1, and Armstrong beat Freder- ick Snare of Havana, 1 up.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09
BuFalo Mayor Chosen.

Louis P. Thurman, Mayor of Buff ralo, has been elected president of the Buffalo International League baseball club, succeeding Gerhard simon, who resigned. Pat Dono- van. who has piloted the Buffalo team to victory in two pennant races, was signed to continue as manager. Jaomes J. Lannin, for mer owner of the Boston Americans, retains control of the Buffalo Club.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09

In the second half Davis went in for Mcdonald on the Alaska Juneau team and Coulter went center, Ed Lynch guard and Sylvester moved to guard in place of D. Lewis and C. Lewis for Wrangell.
 The officials were A. B. Cole ref cree and George Northrup umpire. The two officials changed positions in the second half. L. O. Gore and George Skelton acted as timekeep- CTS and Abbey and Mathews acted as score keepers.
 Tonight the Wrangell team will buck against the Juneau high school team, and from all indications should hang their scalps to the wigwam, A hot contest is looked for between the two teams as they will be more even in weight than those who played last night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09
EMPIRES SPORTING DOPE
2i%G-MAT AND GENERAL ITEMS

canvas on the floor, and were used to throwing at lower baskets than those In the A. B. hall, which made them undershoot all of their 15 foul shoots except three. The Juneau team was much stronger at team work. Several times either Higlcy or Kertis got almost free throws for field goals through the inability of the Wrangcll guards to follow the ball in the skirmages.
 Several goafs were thrown from long distances by the Alaska Juneau players who by good luck got free throws and made their points. The Wrangell team was unused to the roughcr tactics of their opponents, but went down to defeat, fighting gamcly to the end.
 The Wrangoll boys are fast and deserve great credit for the uphill fight they put up last night against their larger opponents.
 The line up of the teams in last nights game follows:
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09
Nance O,Neill Tonight.

Nance O'Neill in "The Wltch,' a story Of magic power, based on Vic tOrien Sardou's famous play, "Fhc .Sorcercss" will be the feature to- night at the Orpheum Nance o. NeiIl plays the fascinating charac- ter of Fora and our own fayorite Stuart Holmes is iu the large cast. This is Fox production and has received magnificent stagings. The paly is only going to be run in Ju- ueau for two nights.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09
Joe WaIline Called.

Joe Welling, Chicago lightweight, has been orderod by tho Wisconsin Athletic commission to answer charges preferred by spectators that he used foul blows in the bout with Ritchio Mitchell at Racine several wenks n1 70.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09
Old Sportsman Dies.

James J. Douglas, q picturesque figure on leading harness race tracks a decade ago, died at his home near Louisville last week after a short illness. Col" Douglas, as he was widely known. was 77 years old.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09
Al the Coliseum.

Emmy Wehlen will be at the Col iscum tonight for the last time, ap- bearing in When a Woman Loves. ' This is an interesting story and pre- sents the new star in a most favor able play. Tomorrow night Aille. Pctroya will return in new sen sation. What Will People Say?"
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09
New Musical Instrument.

New Musical Instrument.
 Wallace Frodsham received sever al bursts of applause last night at the Dream. Dr." is the drummer and last night he sprung a brand new instrument, a xylophone. It is surprising how this instrument helps
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09

Alice N. Joro2sen, teacher or man doIln, Guitar, Pick Banjo, UkuIele, and Hawiiar steel Guitar. Studio, 5 and Garside Bldg. Nl-f.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09
pnn,.ia RnYs Ram.

President Ryan of the Peoria club has announced the purchase of Sec ond Baseman Goldie Rapp from the St. Joseph club of the Western League,
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09
At the Dream.

As Woman SOws, depicting young wife's folly will be the in- terest!ng Mutual Masterpiece, de Luxe edition, which will be on at
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09

the Dream tonight This features Gertrude Robinson and Alexander Gadeu and the well known child actress. Covington Barrett. There is no vampire in this production, the plot being founded on a husbands neglect of his young and pretty.wiie ard che developments.
 At Douglas Theatres.
 At the Douglas Lyric tonight
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09

Headquarters TOT LaGysmIth Coal, Juneau Transfer ComDany. Phone 4s
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09

EMPIRES classifleds Oe7.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09

Armstrong Champion. j.. Armstrong of Pitts
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-09
A Drama of Love and Retribution in Five Acts, and i: is a Strong Emotional Drama
THE GIRL AND THE GAME
Thursday. Friday and Sat, urday- Charlotte Greenwood and Sydne. Grant in "JANE"-5 reel Faramcant Comedy

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The Detroit times., 1917-07-14
Windsor Entries.

First race-Purse $500. 2-yesr-olds
6 furlougs selling Ophelia w. io7
80. NBright sands lo2 NHezclnut
1ol; Dental. 90 Fellcidad i05 Ed
Garrison. 104 katherine Gray s5
Lady Mol. i05. Pomp. los. Also eli-
gible Durward Roberts. l05 Blaise
los Nep6tlsm, 100 SSavilla. as. ri
io4 iry' 'O'' i'''' w. N''''0o0''7
second racc-Purse $500, 2-year-
olds selling; furlongs Sasenta.
1o1 Austral. lot, Pastime. l05 Lit
tie Rollo. los Saianza, l0i. NHasty
Mabel s6. Wow. los Sam Pickett,
~ Sincerity. li2: Blue Paradise.
eligible; saints Fridge. io4 Desire
ll2. VIII Soon. IO4. Jessie Ormsby.
i0l start Right. lo4; FoX's Choice.
l04 Confidence. -
Third Purse $500; second
half double event; 5-year-olds; lit
miles Gala Dress. ~. Sturdee, 1872.
lev Head, i27. Loneland, iit; Hornet,
1O7.
Fourth race-Purse $500: s-year-
olds and up. mile and sixteenth Iron
Cross II. i06 Rancher. lls. John Jr.
III. Marion Goosby. il2. Fair Mon
tague, 1906 TinF-a-Ling, l04 star
Shooter. i05 Hodge. 1i6. Money
Maker. los; Priscilla Mullcns. %.
Gordon Russell. lia, Black Tony. los
Star Of Love. i05.
Fifth racc--Purse $500. -vear-olds
and up; claiming. 6 furlongs Rem
Hampson. 100, True as steel. los.
Foxy Grin. 115. Bert Williams. 1o5
Teahan. III. Captain Ben. il3 Tar
tarean. 100. Philistine. li3. Widow
BedCtte. ss. Bac. li3. Tea Caddie. 9S
Liberator. l13 Also eligible. David
Craig. ia. Cardome. III. Noynim
los Cleaning. los, Perpetual. los,
Broom corn. III.
Sixth race-Purse $500 maiden .
year-olds furlongs Zuzuland. 10s
Alma Louise. io5. pivland. 100. Gallo
way. i05. Celtevia. iog. Stalwnrt, Jr
1ib, own Roe O'Ncil. 1i2 Little Buss.
li5: Goblet, ii2s My era cie. 1909 cal
lopin. es. Rafferty,. 100. Golden Glow.
li2. Dirty Face. ioA Clsirovoysnt.
loe. Great Gull los. w. H. Buckner
los. Haseen ii2.
seventh race--Purse $500. 3-year-
olds and up claiming i-ie miles.
XFicuron II. 100. Goodwood. l0T
zudora, ioi. ConhaEra tion. l07. Gala
Water. 100; NGlcipncr. fOi NAprisa.
100 Phil Ungar. -iit Surprising. 101.
Chief Brown. llf. First star. i12 Ir-
regular. S7, King Mart. 107. Also eli-
gible. xMargery u. 100. Russell
Square. LOG, Boxer. i07. Virginia w.
l09 Wodan. i07 Tsmmerlane. i07.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14
Empire CITY results

nard. ii2 CButweID. : 20 2. : 20 3.
20 20. won starry Ranner. 1o7 (Mc-
Graw). Is TO / 8 to /. 2 10 !, second
Ballast. 10 oMcAteel. 10 J. 20 ],
even, third. Time io8. Irish Kiss
June Bug Dawn Star and Corydon
also ran
second Race-One mile: Xylon. "a
1Rowan). 60 2. 3 60 ;, / 20 T. won,
Puilo&. los cShuttinEerl. 3 10 7. even
To s. second, Bob Honsley. i07
tLykeD. 10 10 L. 70 ]. 20 3. third
Time, 1.fl 2-5 Celandria. Trial 10y
Jury and syrian also ran.
Third race--5iz fHrlonRs Papp
ia. CTroNler) i2 TO !. 1 10 ]. . 20 /
won. Ultima Thule. ia. tShuttinger
20 /. , To 2. ; 10 9. second sun
hrier. 1875 Knapp - 70 10. 90 10
/ "a 3. third Time .01 3-5. Bug
house. Bantry and The spinner also
ran.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14

AMSTERDAM, July 14.--In q BIT
ter attack on Austrian interference
in Germany's internal political fight.
the Berlin Lokal Anzeiger charged
that an unnamed vlennese states
man teiegraphed the German gov
eminent that Chancellor Hollweg's
removal would be dangerous"
The VienLese mentioned is sup
posed TO be Count Czernin. minis
ter OF foreign affairs.
The attack is probably the reason
why the Lokal AnZeiger was ordered
suppressed today.
COPENHAGEN, July 14-Ffeid
Marshal Hindenburg and Gen. Lud-
indorn have arrived at Berlin and
began conferences at once with the
crown prince and the kaiser himself,
according to Official dispatches re-
ceived here today.
This Is the second time in a week
that Hindenburg and Ludindorn
have come from the front TO Berlin
on the kaisers orders.
WASHINGTON, July 14--rnfor-
nation available at the state de-
partment today gave conflicting
views on Gsrmanys internal dis
turbance.
Dutch Newspaper comments FOR
warded TO this government indicate
the likelihood OF Chancellor Hollweg
resigning. The Alteemeen Handels-
plad says reports OF his resignation
are false. The vaderland thinks
Hollweg's resignation quite possi-
Bile" The Telegraf says the chan
cellor's position is still precarious."
All the Dutch papers agree that
early decision In the crisis may
be expected.
No credence whatever Is given ru-
mors OF abdication by the kaiser.
The state department issued tho
following summary:
"The Alteemeen Handelsplad says
that the granting OF full electoral
reform in Prussia means accession
80 one Of the three demands OF par.
ties of the left. There remain de-
mands for parliamentary reform and
a declaration In favor OF peace with
out annexation or indennities.
"Vaderland states that Prussian
electoral reforms are exceedingly
important and change The whole po-
litical constitution Of the kingdom
and viii have farreaching conse-
uuenCes.
1.-THE Telegraaf declares that the
discussion % reform In Prussia r. a
mere sop which VIII satisfy some
parties and leave the Socialists
alonc with their peace demands.
THE Niouwe Roftcrdamsch Cou-
rant wrote that Prussian reform Is a
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14

found nothing that would indicate
! intentional errors I'm one Office,
we went over tho books for 20 years
! back. and In that case We found a
shortage of about IS. due 10 little
errors in bookkeeping. We looked
up other runors about officials, and
found them groundless.'
Gutman said the board OF audit
ars. while il knew Kloka was being
retained under Treasurer Stein and
| Nergouw. was in no position TO or
/ der his dismissal.
That was[up 10 the treasurers." he
said. They should have dismissed
/ him. but they didn't"
The board Of county road commits
sioners has forwarded letter TO
the auditors asking an immediate
audit of the boards books.
The private audit made at the ex-
pense of Treasurer Green is com
plete. and the results will be msde
known some time Saturday after
noon. II was said in Green's office.
Judge dosmer, in giving his per
sonal opinion on the petition for the
circuit court grand jury. said, Sat
urday.
Il don't know OF Wayne county
grand Jury that ever did any great
good. II we have two juries. II will
mean simply so much more expense
for the county Furthermore. be
lievc that the examination OF the
books OF all the Offices should be
completed before the jury is called
20 that the prosecutor will have
something tangible to present"
The one-man grand jury investiga-
tion got under way Friday after
noon refore Police Justice Heston.
II will al first be concerned primars
lily with the case of Anthony J.
Kloka and the affairs OF the county
! treasurer's office. which has a known
shortage OF SIG. 6.402, and prospects OF
fraudulent deficit OF many times
that amount Attorney-General
Alex j. Groesbeck. and Assistant
Prosecutor Harry p. Keidan took
par, in the proceedings. Benjamin
Pelham, chief accountant for the
county auditors. carrying mass OF
records, was the first witness. Rep
resentatives OF the First and Old De
troit National bank and the Rooney
Land company also testified con-
cerning bond acd land contract Tax
es they are said TO have paid to
Kloka
At the outset Of the session. Keid-
an announced that Kloka would be
summoned as witness and would
be given an opportunity TO make
any explanation he might desire.
This action will In no way change
the plan TO prosecute Kloka for EN-.
bezzlement. said Kedan.
The investigation before Justice
Heston will be continued Monday
afternoon.
The county supervisors will meet
Tuesday morning and recommend In
vestigation INTO county building ar
airs.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

FIRST GAME
PhiiifsEGi Psiis6Esia o %
Batteries--IIendrix and Dilhoefer
Oeschger. Mays. Bender and Killifer.
umpires-Rigler and Emslie
SECOND GAME
Chicago
Philadera. 0
Batteries-Carter and Wilson Law
ender and Killifcr Umpires-Hisler
and Emslie
FIRST GAME
PITTSBURGH O 1 o o o 0--S II
Brooklyn 0 o o. '5
Batteries Carlson MamsuH and
Fischer and Schmidt, Cadore. coombs
and Miller Umpires-Glem and
- SECOND GAME
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn.
Batteries-Miller and w wagner;
Marauard and Meyers Umpires-
Klein and Branshcld.
FIRST GAME
st Louis q 0 o %
Boston..... oil DOL '-s ~
Batteries es-Ames and snyder TYLER
and Tragrcsscr Umpires- Quigley
SECOND GAME
ST. Louis. 0
Boston. .. Q
Batteries Packard and Gonzales;
Rudolph and Tragresser Jmpircs--
Byron and Quiglcy
FIRST GAME
Cincinnati. o Do
New York 2 o o. - .
Batteries Eller. Ring Mitchell and
Clarke. Sallee and Gibson. Dmpircs--
Harrison and O.bay.
SECOND GAiE
Cincinnati. o
New York.
derson and Rariden. Umpires-o'pay
and Harrison
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14
JunkERS FIGHTING HARD TO
KEEP CONTROL OF GERMANY
CE s
Windsor Results.

First Face furlongs NBlack-
burn. los Rice). $3.50. $40. $50.
won Flame. los MinlD, so, $3.50,
second Britain's Ally, l0o tBell,
s2.5O. third Time ;03 Royal Navy.
Toguland, stanley Fay II. NConhdence
also IAN. XBro0kdnle entry.
Second Race5 furlonGa. Jack
iare' is III oMolGiT9r'Hl liy"s eosi y iIs rs
(Rice). s320 s2f0. second; Viva
America. ll5 Kelsey. $3.50. third.
Time. i.0l i-5 Brownie Mcdowell.
Happy Valley. Count Boris, Marauder.
Lard Herbert Scmcena. Bubbling.
Louder and ENterfninator also ran.
Third race--6 furlongs Captain
b. 95. (BelD tlo.SO, s. so. So so. won;
"a belle H.. %. tNerimee) fl0.l0 So.
second; Copper KING, ll0. tCollinsl
$40, third. Time lG. old Pop.
DANDY Fay. Moss Fox, old Reliable,
sir Iauncelot, Brittania. Banyan, Tar
tarean and Marion Gaiety also ran.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14
GRAND Jury PROBE WILL
INCLUDE GAMBL LING DENS
AND SCARLET WOMEN
DEVELOPMENT ~ THE
GERMAN CRISIS TO-DAY

Field Marsnal IIindenburg and
Cen. Ludendorn arrived In Berlin
from the front 20 confer with the
kaiser and crown prince for the
second time in a week.
Prussian Minister of the Interior
Hclnerich and Minister of lnstruc-
tion Solz not attending frussian
cabinet meetings, apparently con-
firming rcports> OF their retire
ment.
Holiweg said to have submitted
his resignation. along with the
resignattons OF all Prussian state
ministers. So that the kaiser would
feel free 20 act. Not stated wheth-
er Hollweg's resignation. or those
of other ministers. has become ef-
fective
Berne dispatches said German
official wireless news confirmed
the resignation OF the PTussian
minister OF war, Gen. won Stein.
The Berlin Lokal Anzeiger or
dered suppressed, presumably be-
cause OF a sensational attack on
Niennese statesmen for intcrfer-
ence in German affairs.
German newspapers discuss
proposal 10 create council 81
state OF Is reichstag members 20
represent the parliament in all
governmental decisions.
Berlin new spaper Taclischc
Ruudscfau declares Hollweg's = res
ignRtion has been accepted.
Tnconhrmed rumors of kaiser's
abdication discredited.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14
MRS. REYNEAu HELD FOR
P|CKET|NG WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON. July l4.-Mrs.
Betsy Graves Reyeau. OF Detroit.
was one OF a group OF l6 suffra-
gists arrested for attempts 10 picket
the White House by the Washing
ton police today.
Before leaving Detroit. Mrs. Rey-
neau announced her intention OF de-
flying the authorities with the state
ment. III American boys can die for
democracy. | can go 10 Jail for IT,
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinity saturday
niaht mud sunday generally fairs not
much change In temperature moder-
nte westerly winds.
Lower MiehtEan--tscncratt fair
Saturday Might and SUNDAY.
Upper Iakcs-sentIe to moderate
northwest wInd-t generally fair sat
urdsy night snd sunday.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14
HAS 900, BUT
JUMPS IN RIVER

With $1,000 on his person, Ma.
Tin Gavin. 45 years old. No 1927
Woodward-ave.. jumped off a Wind.
sor ferry boat Saturday afternoon
while crossing the river In an at.
tempt 10 end his life He was res.
cued by members OF the crew and
sent 10 Receiving hospital lie will
recover
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14

temporarily confined in the deten-
ton house. where they were rushed
IN patrol wagons as soon as the po-
lice discovered their banners before
the White House.
4 large crowd hooted the ban
nor which bore tho inscription lib.
crty Equality. Fraternity" but
there was no serious disorder.
The pickets furnished s25 bail
each and were released TO appear
in police court Monday morning
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14
First Inning.

BOSTON-Hooper walked. Barry
sacrificed. Stanage 20 HeilmRn. Hob
litzel fouled 20 Neach. Gardner walk
cd on four pitched balls. shorten also
drew pass. nlling the hases Walk -
or forced shorten, Bush to Young. No
runs. no hits. no errors.
DETROIT--Bush got an inhcld Int
and then stole. Witt sacrificed, Mays
TO Hoblltzcl. cobb hit in front OF the
plate and Bush scored while Mays
was making the play at hrst Neach
Sied 10 Hooper one run. one hit, no
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14
Fourth Inning

ROSTON--Neach made a marve lous
running onc-handed catch of scott =
foul. he took tho ball in his bare hand
on tho edge % the left field pavilion.
Bush threw out Agnew. Mays MED
10 Ncach. No runs, no hits. no err
rors
DETROTT-Cobh bunted and Agnew
threw him out. Neach was out. Hob
litzel TO Mays. Hcilmnn doubled
down the left field line. Mays tossed
out Harper No runs. one hit. no cr-
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14
Seventh Inning.

BOSTON Young threw out Hooper.
Barry doubled against the left reld
wall 1oblitzel flied 10 Ncach. GardS
ner singled oright. scoring Barry.
Heilman interfered with Harper .
throw in and Gardner reached second
on the first haseman's bad throw TO
Bush. Bush threw out Shorten. One
run, two hits. one error.
ETKOIT--tiardner threw out He'll
man Harper flied TO Hooper. Young
grounded 20 Hoblitzel No runs. no
hits, no errors
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
FIRST GAMr

FIRST GAME
VashinE'n q 0
Cleveland g 0-Q
Batteries Gailia and Ainsmith
Morton and O'Neil ImTircs pincen
and Mccormick
New York. q
Chicago.
Ratteries-f.ove and Nunsmaker;
Russell and Schalk Umpires --owcns
and Evans
PhilR-St. Louis Rain.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14
Third Inning.

BOSTON-Barry nied 20 Neach.
Bush made nice running catch Of
Hohlitzels ny I'm left neld. Gardner
singled 20 right. shorten hit to right
on tho hit and run. sending Gardner
20 third Walker grounded 10 Hcil-
man. No runs two hits. no errors.
DETROIT-Boland famed Bush
out at first base. Scott TO Hohlitzel
So did witt. No runs. no hits. no
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14
NOvICA IS
TAKEN BY
RUSSIANS
French Silence German
Guns On WOevre,
Paris Saws

BERNE, July 14.-Resigns.
ton Of Gen. Won stein as Prus-
Sian minister OF state and war
was officially announced today
In wireless dispatches received
from Berlin.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14
Second Inning

BOSTON-Bush threw out Scott
Agnew struck out. Mays hunted safe
-. Neach was under Hoopers fly
No runs, one hit. no errors
DETROIT 49, Gardner throw out
Heiiman Harper struck out Young
singled TO center Stanago forced
Young. Barry TO Scott AT second. No
runs one hit no errors
The Detroit times., 1917-07-14

bombardment stopped a heavy Ger
man concentration o: gun fire in
the Woevre. today's official state
ment declared. The war Office also
announced that German aviators In
bombing raid over North Nancy
had killed two women and a child.
"In the ST. Quentin, Craonne and
Courcy sectors, artillerying was ac-
tive" the statement said. I'm the
Champagne west OF Navarin Farm
we carried out successful raid.
"On the west bank OF the Meuse,
around Hill 304, there was heavy
artillery fire."