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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-31
The Story of Jennings

INNINGS born Mooc. Of
70 think Of H. he win be 4s old Monday
1ooo. this lshman Allentown a
GDul6nt much class him that
semfpro Leighton he
catcher but thru Of
destiny Hughey transferred
The greatest shosop OF all time
the famous club In the history
power speed and aggessvenes Of that
Oriole he
D winning championships 1894 1896. -
second McGraw Kelly Brod
formed the immortal outned
nepsss BROOKLYN dodgers into Championship the
- clarkson the star OF the pitching
IA - because Baltimore could league team
played at Brooklyn and Philadelphia
10
q remarkable He
Hughey hit than 800 in seasons and IN
II and 1896 he bated 3ss and 397 ~ -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-31

skatted for Roland IN 18th
fttan for Spencer "a eighth
fbstted for Perritt in ninth
Innings l2xf $3.50
Detroit ....-...-o Z o q 4 s-a
New York q a a
Two base hitS-Iones. cobb stolen
hases-kRnn ? q Burns (. Fetch
- Hoike. Bush and Ellison. Sac
rfnre hits Spencer. Pitching record
- bits and no runs ~ Boiand In 8
innings. hits and ! run OF Ander-
son IN INNING : hits and 4 runs OF
Perrit in inninEs : hits and 7 run
on cunningham IN Z inninKa struck
out-Ry Roland :. by Anserson nv
Cunningham : Bases on haila-OT
Boland 4. OF Perritt 1. Left on bases
Detroit 4. View York l. Double
plaEs-Eliiaon and q Burns. Fietch-
er, Herzog and Holke HeFzog Flet-
cner and Holke. Passed hali-Spen-
Ger. Time 90. Umpires-Brennan
and Meyers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-31


tAss sasa.ionai campaign Of isos virtually without
0oGU GeAasfsr played s. second base, 81 AT
- e. q 1ndrd base jerry Downs second In 81
~ Kl&w nAyed the keystone sack IN Is OLeary
- Uons Dsh along In time TO battle 20 rounds
eHnUx{1Ernn JenningE snagged that Tag Of the
16N bosehaA and he did II without tnneld
80 Ne ssasa 49, The Tigers with the Amer
LIT thu Athletics challenging Tor the gonfa0n The
- g1mes, yhch should championship year
the marvels OF baseball
skin Jennings better advantage Hughey
Mts slipping inned into the discard BY series
u1es he pIaned Tom Jones FIRST Jim Deehanty
third Bush who had
UUwDed the shosop OF the
vho arrived with Bush the lineup
with old Charley Schmidt With entirely
the specked Jennings again broke the league.
overhanng Hughey Then
they dumped him the division
1k much the runnngaho his
complete, alho his pitching stan nothing
available much than half
ufsrtuns injuries without pitching stan Jennings
- ~ pennant In 1915
vneut pitching stan he the pennant
~ - NJ Anal two weeks Of the
-
JnmnGs October Statistics
popularity Hughey players He
fails waop
all the thrills baseball that game
1lV the field His battle
the fans OF the world than pilot
~ y credit TO the game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-31

4
xunurRNIoCKs all set TO begin MS scohu
Of Detroit Tigers MS seoonu ue
Hughey will rank IN history 49,
Wck and John greatest diamond pnoe aa1
- frecke chean came TO Deuo In ~,
the league only Vlce uu1
rsG1une have Tigers OF the nrst oson Oy
- ysnnins. regime club less than 80
1auu Under Hughey have captured three pen
twice fourth honos once
uixfh twice that were completed las
63 for grand average OF Sse
6onds Chicago surpassed 5 four Tines ~
Il and New York once turing me
mark that represents the
Y1err h how clubs have finished dur
tn<rn a Jennings Detroit:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-31

the OF the Jennings managerial
SvS Huxhey the club unred husher He
by the Baltimore club where he
I'm Winning league pilot after his mag
him from Baltimore had failed
Detroit magnates In 1906 the
inG1or1ousy second division The club was split oy
Aruo had unpopular that his resignation
1oa faced hopeless proposition
plumb OF them. The shortcomings OF
to lack spirit and loyalty, and It's
opnuun11v
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-31

TIrr, brought pennant the had
<rn The TIGERS the league
neck and neck within three weeks Of
r. Athletics again. only
ak tie under tremendous
them TO finish in the east The
home Detroit because II went
= houGue pastures whipped into That
the history OF
" Jennings had transformed
club that daZzled the
~ ~ onpsnsss Irresistible driving power
another pennant with
10Y ootng There such another
49, ~ n In a When the end
~ - 1roe the White Son. Maps and Tigers
= >11fes o day Of the campaign. Chi
- mmo aheoA Detroit the nag the last day by
- Wkne Tigers
1unemst e1ng q bucksroos In baseball
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-31

however. for both Boland and Gun
bingham let the violet uniformed
New Workers take long leads. They
have an executive session coming
with the manager regarding their
moves 10 INST. Young won't play
again until next week. Ellison show
eel so well that Pepper win get a
good rest for his bad ankle. cobb's
double which broke up the game was
a fine bit OF inside baseball. Ty
faxed b0nt. pulling In the infield.
and then punched an inside ball
bast Fletcher for two bags.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. March 3d.
Eddie Rousch. holdout outfieldsr OF
the Cincinnati Reds. accepted terms
with that club following a confer
ence with Manager Mathewson here
today. Mathewson announced.
Rousch Is expected to sign at Gin.
cinnau tomorrow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-31
NORTHWESTERN
BEATS EASTERN

Northwestern high grabbed the
Quail meet with Eastern high In the
formers gym Friday night ~ n
score OF - - TO Sc IL. Eastern
probably would have made a better
showing had II not been for the alb
fence of Gleason. who Is suffering
from blood poisoning. He carries
six events for Eastern. and all OF
these were taken BY Northwestern
Friday.
With a substitute seven on the
ice. the Detroit Hockey club l5st
the hrst game OF the seasons hnal
series 10 tho o. II. A. All Stars Of
Toronto. Friday night, the score be
ing 4 10 g.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-31

HEN Jennings broke into baseball he
W When he back the
diploma
study He attorney He
accomplished
wefpang political campaigns Pennsylvania a
0 When doled the old and FISH he a
made bow and baled the grest
good respects Incidentally his
) n national pssime.
yeannss his FIRST oner to m ~
|rtnnol hail he ~ p''
Chapman, who IN the sr
me h ns engagement had been catching an
In Pennsyvania when Jack
Hundred and nifty dollars month and advance was nv
wired ing toon
UIO giyey" month 80
In coupIe
10
oUoorke and that city really home until
Detroit. slthc was for
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06
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sls aaN has reaaeEes saissa DAKOTA
80 F@i8ss ~ ger e@at sT# es&4 1&As
g@1s tk&a 8H EgIf EeA breeding @tSs
81 afsa t9s5s ssa Atzs 5h&
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kIG4 gFasagieus aE the STATE 1air kssa 81
aA8 ege egafsa a 3q, acre stock sarn
In HaasaSs eaaagy
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06
hIinration Of Caribou.

From Dawson. Yukon territory, Do
minion of Canada. comes news of the
migration of caribou, says the Chris
tian Science Monitor. Great hordes
are in the vicinity OF Fortf Mile river
and ut various other points. The to-
tai number of animals moving south
ward in search of food is estimated
ut 1000 600 head. 1t is characteristic
of the time that the migration would
hardly have been known outside OF
Yukon territory had it NOT been neees-
sary TO explain officially that oceu-
pancy of the roads by the caribou in
terfered with the carriage of the
mails.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06
Russian Prisoners Escape.

The record of escapes from war
captivity has been claimed for Rus
sian prisoner who recently crossed the
Dutch frontier in his twelfth attempt
TO escape. Three times he fled in the
direction of Luxemburg, twice he made
for Switzerland. on several occasions
lie took the road to Poland aud again
10 Denmark, but in every case without
success. This was the first time he
had tried his luck ia the direction or
the Netherlands frontier. and after be-
ing two months and twenty days on
the road success crowned his perseyer-
ance.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06
!nspeets state taospltaf.

Yanktoa At the request of DR..
Meade. superintendent of the state
hospital for insane at Yankton, Prof
Robinson, OF the home economics de.
par,ment of the University of South
Dakota. investigated the food supply
of that institution She found condi-
tions excellent The standards Of
nutrition correspond with the uni.
yersity dietary standards and there
is no waste The supply OF wheat
has been reduced 1000 pounds week
through substitution of corn oats and
rice. According to her suggestions
it is to be reduced another thousand
pounds No pork is used by the hos.
pital.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06
knew How to Figure.

Lady-What will ysu charge me for
sale use of horse aud buggy for .
few hours?
Liveryman--It will cost you two dol
lars for the first hour and one doilar
Cor each additional hour.
Lady Well. I'll use it for two add,
tionaf hours. I've got some shopping
10 do and win not require it for the
6rst hour.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06
ArlnInnrs &C. IA sssaIen.

TIE ieEpl advisory board under the
pew salectiye dratt rules, Il in session
at Pierre making recommendations SIS
70 legal advisers or men who aEe re
aulres ta aHs8eF questions under the
new se1esstiya draft regulation This
board Is advisory to the governor. he
being 3 member Of tHA board. the eth.
er members being Attorney General
CailWeil, IitdEe Whiting OF the su.
prs1ae eours ,JadEe Frank Il Aikens,
and Tore Teigen of Sioux Falls This
bafa seieGts list Of attorneys 50 rec.
cg7nmana TO the federal authorities,
from which so appoint the advisers
for the drafted nep Like action was
taken by the medical board Oh advisers,
consisting OF the governor, and Doc
sprs Spaftori OF Fiandreau, Jenkins
og Waubay, and Away OF Aberdeen
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06
S. o. Stock Judges 10 Chicago,

The students stock Judging team o.
the South Dakota state college is at.
tending the international Live Stock
show IN Chicago. where they arc
Judging horses. cattle. hogs and sheep
In competition with teams from other
agricultural colleges. The members
OF the team are r. VI Layson. Millers
burg. KY; James Revell BrookingS
Arthur Toupkins. Rrookings Glenn
ftoon, Kadoka, and Garrett Dolktos,
sadoyss The boys arc working under
the direction OF Prof. H. t. 'rompson,
as coach The team left Brookings a
week ago to practice on a number Of
prominent herds on the wey to Chica-
so, stopping at Sioux City, Cedar Rap
ids. Towa City and Davenport
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06
slfs Asssa SAYS Fuei Aarnlnlasrasof

siff Aas1s* says Fusl AafnEnsesrAsnf'
" q Hsskelnaspt. faapFal food aa-
f,4sa ass tator for Sagish Dakota has
aa88e ssa Important eaeogameuaaE s01a
10 ths pacpie OF tha stats. Gas IS that
the consumer sif& his ashes One
pound of eoai day saved sn that way
hy each family. ke says. would nltaa1
tsatty saving 81 SO tons Ia she state,
lie aiss insists thsd households or
sifgua 8Aouia not stoak W with their
wiat0r'a supply al thia t!me, Il was
aH Right. lhe f14el administrator says,
10 ttll coal bias during the summer,
hat naw wiEh tha approach ut the
cinse .oF navigation. 10 do 80 Is apt
to weyk hardship on ather consumers,
aud canuot he permitted No more
than Z ton or gsye Of coal anould be
kepa on hand
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06
European Ipar Ne,px

M astfssoffafsa sssasef concerning stte
lstssgfsss Hasfettag BIZ a,sassttsist HaSa V
ees AfsA}astsaf ssy t,5sat representatives
aE sastssa8#F hsastfsa sitFtsssEi4sfat tta@
rf,EisgsEy ana fssgat resolutions SefH
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as3ifsd hy sssa isfnttt, r finfstaF
tMa agyei Mr. Aastsfaths II was slssektttsd
tssaE sigv ssAasuliaiss g1spalsf sls wired
III the Ysg@aste.e atl MF, lstit2flf ~
earss
lleta Nng8ts6l isasa rsssaftssd e sstst
sts1st Sstas4sl offensive tIA lle Cnfsahehi
sIisfYisf siss3sssp liuursan Woosi aftsa
AnaeyrpN tiiss ssassEsh iins was driven
tsts li,si Ntssfnsty III tsse tsasfehsai lss~
Eas4ttte ruast. approximately twu miles.
sets Eisa sssath the e;sreesmA Reached La
sasattssrse and ttattaeasteassrs. aat ths
HrEfIssa r4ssS,,ysseNa isatI, Villages. as.sf
als4s rtsigs.
/; Sass,lsstsgr casualties aanaug tiss
RfttIslt Array Tplses ws,ee greater BY
ksls thaa tsfaSe af tsfas rsseeat ta0slths.
aesssrstIng IL compilations FROM s,uhe
lshssi caaaatfs lists hi lsossaoll nslr-
sa@ the aaatstli EsflfaEa lasf issatiasa pfsi-
vssrs agsst taesi la killed. waandesl and
uslSssI,n
ii Ia sVnsrtea m l4ali,ian THAI the
lsarls itttaysalilssi conference has
/ reached at snifmraaf,t decision regarss
ine tha 900 Aastro arfaian var
,,sgsatsgs hsisl t.y Rnssia and there IS
I rss:s,st,,. f.ar Il lsaore cheerful view gon.
earatAp This grave tssleSti.srl.
Near gas,sata taly. dispatches to
eAtl,lrsg ,,,aftsrs their trs,oy,s Us ihey
ADVANCED md the Italian soldiers
,ysrs .e.an4,lsta d, sacrifice their limo
i sa,,, ..,,st,tsstl,;ss,
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06

Vermillion. Prof Eva r. Robinson
of the home economies department at
the University OF South Dakota, home
economics director for South Dakota.
plans to have home economics in
s.ructors of the state act as chair.
man for their respective locanties
and. with the aid of wornen's clubs.
arrange food study classes These
classes will teach housekeepers how
to use leftover foods and practical
substitutes for wheat, meet. fats and
sugar. The university home econo-
nomics department has prepared mors
than 200 recipes.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06
over the Telephone.

q was never so insu.ted in my life"
...Huh7''
somebody asked ne il wanted Q
kiss by wire"
'WelIf'
sAnd when / spoke up ne saI.. is
lad the wrong number,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06
Nets Large Saving.

The state printing commission finds
that since 1913. when the law went in
to effect requiring that all state print
ing be let by competitive bid the state
has been saved :; total OF sI7D,32s g.
This is saving of sSS.2f5 a month or
over 800 day
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06

yss Is sssisan. sneehan
sisiHm Tin hui Haynes, xas asilass
! n lsen I'm car driven hy Haynes III an
ksss silA Erlee here ssraek i plank
I'M tke track and crashed Into she
saoxlne. nxerfurnissg Haynes was uns
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06
Greater Wheat Acreage.

The latest statistics show that rs
PER cent OF the 1917 wheat crop IN
Brown county WAS produced by the usa
as marquis seed The extensive use OF
thss variety of seed resulted from 3
% tapaign which was conducted Ia that
county last year Brown county pro-
iaeters are organfzing and preparing
plans TO further Increase the marquis
wheat acreage and the national crop
Improvement committee, who are sa-
peryising the work, are enlisting the
school eisiidrest all over the country.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06
schools of Telenranhr.

Under regulations or the war de-
partment ten schools OF telegraphy
arc established at different places in
this state. some of them already IN
operation and others getting in shape,
These are 70 graduate young men sub,
ject to the seIective draft. The fact
hat the men graduate from these
schools is no indication that they will
,e selected at once. but a diploma
from any Of them insures the drafted
ran that he will ,ss called for signal
corps cork whersyer ne Is called un-
aer the draii
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06

yerinilllonDr Maurice H Rees.
q naenaber OF the teaching staR of the
University OF Chicago. has been APP
pointed professor of physiology at the
University OF South Dakota 30 AL the
positson OF nr. A. l.. Tstuin. who has
resigned, effective January L. Or
Rees Is an A. n graduate Of the Uni
versity of Kansas. and last June re-
ceived his Phi. u. degree from the
University OF Chicago.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06
DpffttsTsc

i eaatas is,tesurhass lI.hsieei sseaes an
nslspssssAsssse al AiilaHgnay erssssltia,
tsas. lassstsSssss, Mich. killing ula three
pf titss upsatlssatS III ths nasetine. The
sisasi sssss.e 'teaents, twsaty years
ssssss t.ssssss issaisYn gieaeats. eleven
ys'ssEs nls; issls ilernspla. gseslsy three.
All ispesi Iii heslSlng,
Two A,lassaed and forss eases ut
;ssssatls assst 81, eass,s Ut fasasaes pre-
ssil asnong ne ssssl. .se0 soldiers ai Fort
] oglesharfs. In.
Eighteen snesi lost their sisss bs ii
gsss explosion In coal n,ine No, III of
ths =ulsa Ben Mining corporation. near
chrIstepher. I'LL,
Thanksgiving day fsnnd Americas ii
horn u plenty with new high record
fuilness Responding faithfully to
President Wilson's appeal and the
needs uf 4 Mar.tnrn world American
farmers produced d gross total az
| 81 600 600 600 worth ef farm products.
eqnaling lii value The nations total
expenditure Ia one year of war. s
The special operating committee of
the Eastern roads announced at Pitts.
burKh cmbnrgoes calculated to devote
the entire facilities Of the lines "a
i handling traffic essesa,ihl 10 The war.
~
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06

q German torpedo boat destroyer
belonging to the zeebrugge fiotiiia
struck d rhine on Westkappeile, Hoi.
lana. and sunk. according to an Ex.
change Telegraph dispatch to London
from Amsterdam Only two Of her
crew were saved.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06

Neaf xtssisalA Italy. dispatches 10
syashlngtaa say, the !Aastra.sserman
invaders placed ftaiiau wofuen and
children before their troops as they
advanced md the Italian soldiers
were compelled 10 sacrifice their inaa.
cent eutsntrytls
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06

Count George f. Won Herfling, the
new imperial German chancellor. told
the reichstag ut Berlin thar he was
ready to enter into peace negofiations
as soon MS the Russian government
would send representative having
faiil powers 10 Berlin
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06

Al Copenhagen dispatch te the .IsS-
change Telegraph esoaapaas at Lem
don Sass that the Swedish legation at
pesrograd has agreed. III Trotxsys re-
aaest. % act as mediator hetween Rus.
sla and Germany. and has already
sent 10 the Berlin foreign office a note
nrofsersng q truce and peace negotia-
sinns.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-06

II N xvnertea m London THAI tbs
asarts letasaliteti conference fsas
reached an tnnertislat decision regard
stse the .t4sstssoa Aastro sarfnssn Wal
prisoners held rs Rnssia and there i
rssasesl for III More cheerful view Ton
esyratHE fisiS grave Question.