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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
Those Long Names

Wills wonder why they have
never tried conFcription in Russia.
ellis Too SLOW r. would take
them gil DAY 10 draw ono name out
% Tho box Puck
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28

land The older IL The two was
most emphatic I'm his couton.
ton That Che Germans would
never get there.
And if they do" he went on.
where be- they going 10 fight7
Gaffer wouldn't lot ON come
ON his meadow. and ! be- main
certain cold squire wouldn't
lend cm his park"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
Let the People
Rule and-Write
Memory Day

To me Editor ~ The times.
AS subscriber - The Detroit
Times. desire go ask for The pub.
lca.ion IN its next issue. " The
enclosed mo articles. thereby 90
inform your many readers that by
ac' Of our AeE stature sept "a has
been designated Memory day. and
devoted 90 The caring Of our Gene
tere and The graves OF our loved
ones in no autumn time
Please aid this worthy cause as
have suggested
Very sincerely yours
J. r. DANIELS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
A Royal Oversight

That's funny
WHAT"
The kaiser hasn't announced HE
Intention ~ eating his Christmas
dinner In Washington. Puck.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
How Shall We Observe Memory
Day"
10 The Efifor or Ths Times.

10 the Editor or The times:
Sept 80 having been des grated
Memory day by act Of the leg
isiature OF Michigan. and devoted
% caring for The cemeteries wilhln
the state. and identifying the graves
therein wiki flowers and loving
care il rs becoming that this day
be observed by al friends ~ our
dead
u is suggested that the people
meet a. their cemeteries M o'cioch
M and Tho exercises De opened
gith brief remarks by the pastor.
or other selected speaker. and fol
lowed by the reading OF selected
Memory Day poem after which
he Memory DAY hymn b. sung
and the exercises concluded with
The placing of flowers on the graves
% relatives and friends NOT omit.
ing he graves Of those whose
kindred are dead or far removed
Memory day. thus observed viii
awaken a helpful sentiment m the
community. and prove blessing 10
those who observe the day
As people we are becoming 100
fully devoted 20 that which SIS bur
material in its nature and effects
and No need me purifying and hal
lowing Influences which will come
20 us thru me Observance 81 Mem
DRY day
]. T DANIELS
ST Johns. Mich Sept ~ 1917
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28

police station again AS be wended his way
along ono Of Tho principal streets no saw some
workmen pulling up tho roadway 10 lay some
new gasppes.
Don't trouble 10 take up any more. my lads
no cried u found Che pin"
Two yokols were discussing the probabilities
OF ne Germans invading Eng
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
Separating Man and Wife

Murphy Who was b. thar came
between Kelly and his wife
Hooiey- We'll. ~ the finish IL was
policeman Judge
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28

went and told him ~ his loss.
The friend assured him he
would not leave stone I'M
turned until tho iiep.n had been
found
When the man rot back 20
his lodgings be discot eTcd Tho
pin on bis dressing table an
Immediately started on 10 tho
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-28
Laugh With Us

/ coun'ryman on a yisi % London found he
had lost his tepin Fortunately he had friend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
Dauntless Jack Curley, Who
Dodged Submarines,
Sues 1t

The Willard Curley-Jones Syndicate,
which holds the heavyweight champion
ship. will tell its troubles TO the courts
in the near future. Jack Curley has
secured an order from Supreme Court
Justice Ford compelling Jess Willard to
show cause why the Jess Willard-Buf-
falo Bill Wild West Show should not
be restrained from giving exhibitions
in New York State.
Willard, after buying the Buffalo
Bill Show, announced that Tom Jones
and Jack Curley. who have been draw
ing 10 per cent each of all his profits
since the Willard-Johnson fight, were
no longer connected with him. In other
words, he tied can 20 Jones and
Curley and gave them the gate.
Tom Jones Immediately signed VIII
lard up for some vaudeville contracts
and a couple Of boxing matches. claim
ing that Willard was under his man
agement until September 10. Curley
took another tack. He got the restrain
ing order and has filed suit for $4,000.
In his complaint Jack Curley tells
pathetic story OF his sacrifices for
Willard. According 20 Dauntless Jack
he braved the submarine peril TO get
Jack Johnson out Of Paris for the fight
that made willard heavyweight cham
pion.
Then. according 70 Dauntless jack.
be dashed across the Mexican border
and arranged terms for a Willard
Johnson match at Jusrez. But John
son was not as dauntless as Curley and
refused 20 brave the perils of turbu-
len. Mexico. Immediately Curley
dashed TO Havana and arranged that
the match should be held there.
Before he came under the manage
ment of Curley and Jones. Willard
was earning $50 week some weeks,
according TO Curley. Since the night
a. Havana. Curley alleges, because OF
his lCurley's astutencss and good
management, Willard has been making
vast sums.
According 10 the Curley estimate
tho income of Willard must be some
thing like $3,5o0.0oo a year for Curiey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
Walker Shows Way
in Schoolboy Golf

Exceptionally fine scores we're re-
turned by the schoolboy contingent in
the annual Eastern Interscholastic golt
championship held over the course Of
the Nassau County Club, Glen Cove,
yesterday Twenty-Five contestants
represented eight schools in the East.
4 L. Walker. jr., os Staten Island
academy, was the medallist with fine
80. One stroke behind him was J. ".
Swectser. OF Phillips-Exeter
Tome School captured the team COM
petition By four strokes over Law
renceville School.
The summary follows:
Qualifying roune-A I. whlks-. r. statea Island
soott Hin. q Richard Hsisht. Pls.ins. 81. W b
Snla-1. Tons, 50. Greer M'TvLn-. Tol. .. Il.
Ma sch!-y tswrercsville %: W. p Mr.vs.r.
HI. 80: II. 4. SwAl. LsEren oevtlLe. "a T 3
Ssia,as; Larrsnosvi.,. e G r Nye7. Tons %;
re1ceriue ~. Mend sou. Tune. 90. Louis
sclmerz. LsHreleevile. ~. u. g. Taylor. Law
M.trh r.sg rrzt rru7u-W - Wn'urs bei'
Gfos- Ml Irsirc I ~ scott neaf Ne llsor. 8 and
hsa' William E and : swan beat Ia or. and
S,H-T heat sesmars ! - IN holes Haiglf t-4
Men. + W. sVse.ser heaf seAmcriI Aad g.
Team ratcts-l1ms School. Greer Mt-Taiue . 4.
" B Willard So c Myso. 81. J. s. Williams.
- 1fu. 3ll.
Ell z. MA saA.sS.' sol 3, So-. searIasEa o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

Newark could not hit in the pinches
Yesterday and lost to Patsy Donovan 5
Buffalo Bisons, 2 10 !.
Newark pulled belated rally ana
scored its only run in the ninth inning.
Getz drove a single 20 left and Egan
got an infeld hit, Enzmann running
for him. Ross raised a little fly 70
Onslow and Fuller forced Enzmann, but
Jack Lewis came through with Texas
Lacquer, scoring Getz. Newark still
had a chance to win the game, but with
two on Haas flied to Jackson.
The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
Will Hoist Brooklyn
Pennant Next Tuesday

On Tuesday next the championship
p,rnsnt % the National League, won
~ the Brooklyn team in 1915, will be
i,ised By the Brooklyn and New YORK
J teams. On behalf o. the National
league the flag will be presented 20
Manager Robinson and the players Of
f'he Brooklyn team al the home plate
Ia, 5:i5 p. n. Both teams will there
I,pon be escorted 20 the centre field flag
Pole By Shannon's Marine Band and
sois; the pennsnt. Souvenirs will be
Presented 70 the women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

asks $4,000. That would be 10 per
cent Of Wizards earnings for two
months. Puglistic incomes like every
thing else seem TO have gone up on
account Of the war, pugilists being q
safe distance in the rear.
willard has fought just one battle
since he conquered Johnson st Havana.
This WAS a ten-round workout with
Frank Moran, for which Willard re-
ceived s47,500 as his share. Since that
time willard has been travelling as a
member OF circus. He finally bought
the Buffalo Bill Wild West Show.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
Feature Facts
For the Fans

In the first game Mogridge gave
the Athletics only two hits.
Doubles by Pipp and Peckin-
pough IN the seventh scored the
only run of the contest.
Raker'5 triple and homer won the
second for DonOvan's men.
Rixey blanked the Giants with
only two hits, the Phillies taxing
the League lead.
George Burns made q spectaeu-
lar running catch of Whitted's long
drive.
An error by Massey in the ninth
led to Brooklyn's victory in the hrst
game.
Both Casey Stengel and Chief
Movers made three hits in four
times at bat in the opener.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
Red Sox Split
Even Despite
Weak Hitting

Boston, June 25.-Boston and Wash
ington divided a double-hea to-day,
Washington winning the first game, I
10 0, and the local team the second, 4 70
3. Harper pitched well for the visitors
I'd to the seventh inning Of the first
game. when he became wild and filled
the bases. Gallia relieved him and re-
tired the Boston club.
In the second game Washington over
took the Red Sox, who started with
three runs in the first inning, and 1t
was not until the eighth that a pass TO
Hoblitzell and three-bagger by Gard
ner sent over the winning run for Bos-
ton. The home team made six hits in
the two games.
The scores:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
|Crozier Drives Kleet to
Victory at Hillsgrove

Hill'rroye, R. L. June 25.-Kleet,
eTnsc ~ A. II. Harding % Barton. VI.
sno driven By Crozier, won the 2:1s
saee IN 'ast tine a. the opening Of the
ISsy state Short Ship circuit here to-
me favor.,e was never in danger. but
tere vas great race for the place.
i14rre o. ne horses % arrive caused
.s z;Z5 tro, % be called OF. The Rhode
'lsnc squadron % cavalry gave mill
~ exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
Baqgs Wins from
Clapp at Tennis

Cornell triumphed over Yale yester-
dav on the clay courts OF the Summing
dale Country Club Of Mount Vernon
when Ralph L. Baggs defeated Edwin
c. Clapp in the third round Of the ar
mai lawn tennis tournament, by q
score % 7-5, 2-6, S..
Bags formerly was student at Cor
nell. and Clapp was famous as a hur-
dler and sprinter some years ago.
Baggs went 20 the net for majority
of his points, and cut down many a
passing shot Of Clapp's. Previous 70
meeting Bags. Clapp whitewashed B..
z Rrintnn. GO. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
Indians Outslug
St. Louis Browns

Cleveland. June 25.-Clevsland de-
feated st. Louis in a loosely played
and hard hitting contest by score Of
to 8, Davenport and Coveleskie being
roughly treated By the opposing bats
men.
Three double plays started by Chap
man and Coveleskie's eight strike outs
were factors. st. Louis tried out
Moore, Of Vanderbilt University, on
third base.
The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
less Wizards Circus
Must Come Into Court
Fight Log
TONIGHT

Pioneer $. C.-Harry Donohue and
Jimmy Hanlon.
Harlem s. C., Rockaway-Billy
Fitzsimmons and Terry Martin.
THURSDAY
Arverne :. C.-Irish Patsey Cline
and Packey Hommey.
Clermont s. C.-Mike O'Dovd and
Soldier Bartfield.
FRIDAY
81. Nicholas S. C.-Johnny Dundee
and Willie Jackson.
Browns. Far Rockaway - Benny
Coster and Phil FL2nchini.
SATURDAY
Broadway s. C.-Joe Lynch and
Terry Martin.
Greensboro 4. C.-Jack Clifford
and Jim Savage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
Ban johnson Hands Babe
Ruth Indefinite Siesta

Chicago, June 25.-"Babe" Ruth, star
pitcher of the Boston Americans, was
Indefinitely suspended by President
Johnson Of the American League to-
day for striking Umpire Owens on the
head when ordered of the field during
the game with Washington Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
Cubs Beat Bloomington

Bloomington, H., June 25.-The Chi
cago Nationals defeated the Blooming
ton Three League team in an exhibit
ton game here to-day, 7 to >. The
score:
r IT =
Blooming $50. 90 ? 0 90 90 % 3
BatteEfes-Aldr.dgs AID Eliot. yaa Gl1aer Aad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
DOnOpan'S Men Revive
Fans Pennant Hopes
Yankees Annex Two Games at Expense of Apathetics-
Mogrdge Allows Only Two Hts-Baker
Bats in Old Time Form
By w. O. MCCLELLAN

The Yankees their commendabe anxiety epudae rums
the another double
header from the Phiade phia Apatheics yesterday.
The first nne-reel thriller Of pitchers duel between
ogrdge Yan Sebod Of the Apahs The punch
seventh when doubles by Ppp and Pecnpaugh
Mogrdge who member of the No
III Legion held the Apathetics lone hits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
Morquard andCheney
Both Win for Robins
Fatbush Fers Again Take DoubleHeader from Braves
-Stengel and Chief Meyers Star at Bat
Errors Clinch Victory
By w. ]. MACBETH

That We Robnson Dodgers play when they care to
everybody the champions
turned Indifferent journey through the West and near East
For the straight playing days the Fatbus thers
s Field Yesterday afternoon the both
sections Of doueader The Of the recent double triumph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
ed kid" Lewis
Defeats Britton
And Wins Title

Dayton. Ohio, June 25.-Ted Lewis
F..s.ed the welterweight crown from
S,ck Britton here tonight. winning
p. decision by Referee Lou Bauman'
':sn Cincinnati. at the end OF twenty
ssnds. Britton scored a knockdown
, the last round, but " did not OFFSET
r.. lead Lewis had won in the earlier
Bar, Of the match.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
Johnson Outpoints Tuohey

20 Johnson outpointed Tommy Tuo-
,,J IN the ten ropnds final Of the
aa;lsrn Sporting Club boxing show last
..gnt Igohsys face and eyes APP
P,a'sd badly used up before the end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
Fort Wayne Beats Pirates

Fort Wayne, Ind, June 25.-The Fort
Wayne Central League team defeated
the Pittsburgh Nationals here to-day
3 10 0, in an exhibition game, which was
stopped in the sixth inning on account
Of rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

were % 70 anu = ~ -, iN'b~N'4'N''
Old Richard Marquard, more famil-
isrlv known as RUDE, had the honor
Of niloting the Dodgers craft through
the Back Bay gale to safe haven III
The opcner. II was a somewhat stormy
massage. for though Richard showed
fash OF the form that gave him rec
ord for consecutive victories several
wears ago. H. was not until the ninth
inning that his eliminates came to the
rescue with a retrieving rally. Inc
Rube allowed only six hits, as compared
TO eleven for the home team. But
Boston's hitting was the more oppor-
tune. Besides, Boston did not always
make the best use Of its bingles.
II was a red hot game oil the way,
ard the finish could not be improved
mon. FOR Brooklyn won out IN me
ninth after Boston had scored what the
pessimistic took for the winning run
Massov's tumble on Hickman, with Two
out however. threw the victory Brook
lvn's way. This tumble only squared
an earlier fault Of Zach Wheat But
for Zach's muf of an easy fly Boston
would have been shut out up to the
ninth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
Two at a Time!


Two out when winning I'm scored.
Ran for Meyers IN ninth inning.
Ros,or 4 q IL
T-,al',n ......o o n 0 2-5
Three hase hts-Konstchy. Stelgel. stolen bases
Rawlings Cu'shaw. Mowrey Sscrfce mts.hu-
eolul Narquard Double pay-Smiih q Massey
/ 10 Korefc1v Ieft on base Boston. BrocAyn
10 First base on errors Boston. ! BrooNjn.
. Esr-e4 -irs-Or Rudolph 2. OF Mauusrd. J..
Struck out--By Rudolph . by Vanguard. !. passed
bsI-GoWdy Umplps-Rigcr and Orh Tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
Fabrique Sent to Toledo

4 was announced yesterday that
Tavern FabrQue. shortstop Of the
Brooklyn National League baseball
club. has been released 10 Toledo Of
the American Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
Sf1oND CANE


/ Totals - - q Totals ....23 II ~ 0
-Bstied for Meyer IN seventh innins
Nev York ............S o o 70 1-i
Tpo-base hits-Gooch t2i. Three -bas- hit-Bakar.
iroms rIls-Bak,r. scaals stolen bass Maise-.
Rake- Sscrere hi-Sl1cs.r Sacrifice ry-pDp
Double play-schang N Mlfnnis. Ter on bases
Sew York. 8 Philadelphia .. tigt base on error
--NeV YORK. I. First hase IN ha-ls-Qf Slo-ss-
s.. q schauor ? Hts sud earned rlrs-o-
/ shocAsr : hts and 3 runs in 5 Innings of Rus
sell HRS AID 10 run, 90 ! inning. cf Schauer.
: HTS and runs in inlings. HIT by p.fcher-By
S-hsusr l Baker, Struck out-By slocaer.
b. Schauer . ty Russell. 2. Umpires-hA4eorand
, and OIoughlin. Tme-l 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

Tro-bsse hits-Johns'o1. Cu'shaw. Three base
I ht-Aiyers 9 oien lsses-konetcny, Wheai SAc-
rr-e hl,s-GOEdy, Johnston hickma. M"re''
Miller Ief' on blses-Boston. , Bfookgn; y
Fi-st base on errors Bnton. :. Base on 4slls-
or Tvler l. hits and nuns 81 innings
Of cheney. MS and 70 ri T;. IN NM w, &.
r,.eiLCbeney Tmpres-Orth and Bgler Tine
-i.i5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

tBarted for Agneu IN the seventh inning
.Batied FOR Foster 10 eighth inning.
WAshingfon ..........O %
Boeton ...............O o o 90
Tsro.base hit,-Milan. T1lroc-base ht-AinSmlth
ss~rlfcs hits-shanks Barry. Hsrper. Jameson
RIO Arsm..h. Double p.sys-f oster 70 Scott 20
Galne-. Judge 20 Morgan. In on bases-Wash-
ingtof 2. Bostoa. 9. Flrat base on Error " ash
1..-ln Bases On balls--or Foster . %
Vsrpe-. 4: - BadeF. !. ~ Galia. J. Hts and
earned rsius-Or Haper. LIS and 0 run IN !.
lrnirsz. q Gala o hits and runs IN -: OF
Foster Tits and run in 9 inninEs. OF Bader
ls and runs a. ! innlng, Struck out-hy
p,neen and McCofmick Tine. les.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
ro,al.......s39s27sI' Totals. 90. .


ran FOR Essn IN the ninth innins-
ngrsi2 ........... Q ! 9 o -
Three-bass h; - Ge.z. stolen bass - Eldred.
Lewis Sacrifice L.ts-Carlstr0u Justin. Double
piay-OnsIow and Mcdonald Left on base
Newark. u: BI-alo g. Bases on baAs-OS
Justin. .. 81 K0,s. 8 Hits and earned runs
or Ross : hits . runs IN nine Innings ~ justin.
10 hts | ruu H. line innings. Hit By pitcher
By Justin IHass al BLACKWELL. Struck out-By
Ross 3. ty Jusfir. :. Implres-F Fecnnan all
O'Brier Tur-i -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

T>so-bAsoe hlts-Marssns. SEVERED Smith. GrAn~
Speaker. Three-base hts-Aus,in. Chapman. stolsn
bass-spesker. Sacrifice h,s-Al,tin. smith. wlnhs-
cans e. Esaas W, Coye.skia Double plays-
Austin. PrA't AID sisx' Chapman, wsn.bsssn.,
and Harris go Moore. sisler and sevcr-it. ISr,
On bases-s'. louis. d; Cleveland. s. First has-
on errors-st Louis 5. Cleveland. Bass on
baiis-oT DaN,rport. 3. Par CoTeesde Hitl
and earned runs-or paulrort 10 hft. AID 8 rulS
lu Inning 2. 81 Paris hlfs trl I run Deb =
Inning. r CaycIe.Lr o hA aid . nuns in .
inning STRUCK ouf-n5 Day.rperI. by Cove e.
he MID piichcs-uawupor. 4. Implrcs-
Eg4al and own TINS Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
7onkees and Dodgers Win Giants Lose Lead Phes
QeCPO J
", L d:.!:'<:'I II:
~ by Ga7zland Rice

John McGraw has bumped
Giants outlook Through
flag
Of
have proved nothing
action o other players the field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
The Cause and Remedy

There handle the situation
ball
umpire ball player
auomaton
wsso balls strikes and put
umprng the abuse and nagg which
their judgment bound be warped and
stopped the umprng would improve im
lately nj the oAfc could with clearer vision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

I1'al5--.--.-3 : = ! l7-a.s.s'''-' % = y
.B..,ed for Anderson IN the ninth inning.
S S,'y. , Y2rs ....'... Q o Q Q -
Tso-bsse hlt-Luderus. stolen 6ass-stock Sac
ria, Lits-stocK Rlxey Double p.ay-Bancro,if
ard Ludern Let o. bascs-New YORK. 2.i
Philadelphia. r First base or euor-Pai.sde..
mia Pases on balls-Or Andersol. 2. OF
Prev / Earned runs-O- Anderson. 2. struck
Crf--Py Anderson. 10; by R.1ey. = Passed bal
-Rarden. Umpirss-Klem AID BrAsce.d. Tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
International League

A. Providence n II z.
Rochester ........ y y II
Providence ....... 10000 0-3 0
Bai,sries-s'rker. schacat ard Wendell. Nc
rEue and MAYER.
A. Bsltino.e T. II T..
P,',,ri5-. iiso - is 2
Toronto 80 0 o 0 0 81 u !
Batter1es-Ne~ton ard McArcy; Zasel ard Kelly.
~ Richmond. II L.
Ei-hmGt " . 0 0 @ . :
Bs,isrle--Hers,he and MADDEN. Maso.s and
ErffuIlF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
Eastern League

80, Haven. :. Springfield n N1 i-nI.
Portland. D. NsR London.
Lssrrnce. s. Hartford. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26

.p.,,.d for Jameson IN ninth irnins
Bsnsd for Dutnont IN ninth inning
49,. 's 0 ! =,
r,,o-h,.. hl,-Bsrry Threo-bssc hiLs--I1cn ard.
Gs,sS.T stoien bssss-shAnn. Milas ~. Char
~ Sacrifice hlts-HooliiDl. snu. Mll.l. bafJ'
1900 Tofih, plsys-Pernock - BArTy 70 Hob
ii,,.i- p,1Tv tO Hobllt1<iL Ieft On bass.-Boston.
.. Ws.finr,an. O. Fret baso o. e--or. bo'io. !
re-. s~, b,lis-O- PcunOck 2. - bin"t ..
$3.50 -urr-Or Dum0p'. runs Do innlns'
: r-rro.1 Z run g. inning. sfucf on
81 renrorf VIII Itrh -bim'ni 1870
TImt. q fH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-26
Eastern League

LaEIencs. 81 Hartford. 4 Cs ianiassl
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Southern Association

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Newark Rally
Fails to Win
From Buffalo
International League
GAMES TO-DAY
Buffalo at Newark.
Rochester at Providence.

Buffalo at Newark.
Rochester at Providence.
Toronto at Baltimore.
Montreal at Richmond.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Buffalo, 2; Newark, I.
Rochester, 4; Proyid., 3 ~ in.).
Baltimore, g; Toronto, I.
Montreal, 5; Richmond, q.
STANDING OF TEAMS
W.L.Pct. W. l.. Pct.
Newark SO p .621 Toronto. 81 20 .517
Baltim. 35 % $40 Buffalo. rs 81 .4o3
Proyid. SO "a 500 Richm'd % 81 1888
Roch't'r 81 % .525 Montreal 10 81 .339