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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
FULTON CONE
LOONY AGAIN
Big Fellow Wants Bout With
Sam Langford Just
For Practice

Fred Fulton, they say. has slipped
into New York again and has start-
ed a campaign pointing 10 another
match with Carl Norris. the Okla
homa giant who won from Fulton
on a foul short time back In 8
New York battle But in the mean
time, just by way Of keeping his
hand in. It Is said he is gong 10 run
over 10 Boston some evening and
give Sam LAngford a whirl with the
gloves
Foolish old Fulton The change in
management does not seem 10 in
jet any more sense into thar blonde
Uranium Of his Picking up a match
with sam Langford JUST 10 keep
ones hand IN Is the quintessence Of
pretty oldish sort ri Teller 70 be-
foo.hardiness. TO our way OF think
lng Langford is pretty old
ish sort OF Teller 20 % fool
ing around with much younger white
men who are looking FOR regulations.
but somehow or other Sam likes
nothing better than q crack AZ the
big ones OF his class. especially be
they Caucasians To get a chance
AZ Fulton would be honey 90 bis bis
cults. oil in his lamp. water on HIS
wheel and thick cream IN bis coffee
Age or youth in shape or out Of
it. sam IS The real master Of the
ring today p a boxing sense tie
is the master OF them all In Intimate
knowledge o. the tricks and inside
stun of tho boxing game and 70
monkey around with him Is like
sticking ones finger into an electric
fan 10 see whether 10 is going or
rot
"But don't YOU think Fulton IL a
much improved fighter" Sam was
asked one night while discu .ng the
heavies of The day. and Sam mad ex-
pressed The opinion that he would
ike nothing better than a chance al
Fred This was before the Fultou.
Morris match and while everybody
was singing Fred's praises
"Ee might have improved In bis
lighting but he hasn't improved mat
long miduf ~ bis" Sam retorfad
with a smile Which meant tha. IN
boxing him sam would feint himself
in close and fhen whale away az
( Fultons narrow mid-sectiOn. And
most anybody who knows something
OF Sans punching force can guess
/ the rest Of a..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
OLD PANzARETA
MAKES EN- THINK
Mare Shows Reversal of
Form" Al Toronto; Devon
shire's Next Meet June .

Devotees OF the ponies who in
sisted on stringing along with Pan
zareta during the Devonshire meet
ing are thinking hard The Cotton
mare cashed only once in three
times for them. Old Panzareta ran
AZ the Woodbine rack az Toronto
Monday. Being opposed by such
crack sprinters as Arietta and Wa
ter Lady. and somewhat in disfavoi
because az the Devonshlre disap-
pointments, there was good price
on Panzareta Whereupon Pan
zera easily won the race. paying
70 10 win and 20 I 10 place.
The horses will be back 20 Devon.
shire very soon again The next
meeting is scheduled for June to
is. and will conclude the racing a.
this track for the year The Cana
dian law permits two meetings OF
one week each per year. and re
CURES that 20 days must elspse be
tween meetings The Devonshire
meetings will be separated by 81
days
The selection OF this early date
probably will prove 10 be a wise
move II will enable the Devon
shire people 20 get both OF their
meetings over before there is any
danger OF war conditions hurting
their game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
II ENTERED IN
MAY so RACES

Eleven drivers and y cars have
been entered for the annual Decora-
ton day race meet az the State Fair
grounds track. While the entry
lists closed Monday al midnight
some more cars and drivers may get
in. as any entry postmarked before
the closing time Will be accepted.
Arthur Klein. famous speedway
and dir, track pilot. Is expected 70
set the pace for the remainder Of
the dust dogs" In the event a week
from Wednesday with his speedy
Briscoe car. built by the Jackson
factory Of the same name Fred
Horey. in a second Briscoe. and
George Clark. IN Fiat will be CO
stars with Klein.
Jerry wonderlich viii make his
bow 70 Detroir's race fans, driving
O Marquette Buick in the races and
staging exhibitions 20 set new track
records With the famous front drive
Christie. which Barney Olineld used
70 establish many records and then
sold 70 Max Friedman, two seasons
ago
In addition 10 The four drivers
named. The other entrants are Fred
Jennings. Burman Keeton. George
Giroux. Sunbeam Julian Ellingboe,
S C. a T. Dave Koetzla. Case
Cliff Woodberry Dusenberg JAKE
Strickler Hudson supersix, and
VERDE Scales. National
The following officials have been
appointed by @. W Dickinson TO
handle The races Lewis G VogeL
referee J. Alex Sloan. starter
Max Friedman. assistant starter
Harold v wilcox. Howard Pierson,
G. o MacConachio. y. Bowen. F w.
Sullivan and Guy Brown. Judges
George Kale. Andrew " Dickinson.
r.. r. shusrt. r. J. Kelly and
Charles " Ross. timers Leroy r..
Wagner. r.. r. Leduc and J A Ur-
quhart. scorers Harry Bullion. Dc
troit VI G. A. representative. Will
act for tho sanctioning body
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
POP GEERs TRAINING
TWO.YEAR-oLO PH ENoM

CLEVELAND. May 22.-North
Randall viii sec a new sensation
June 3. when Pop Geers rolls In
with his 1917 string OF 20 race
horses
This time u VIII be Peter
June sired by Peter the Great.
u is said that Geers' two-year.
old has already frot'ed the mile
in us az Memphis. which IL
faster time than has been made
by any twoyear-old at this early
date.
But this year Geert does not
have any leading contender IN
The 2 as trotrng events In which
he made a. wonderful sbowing
last wear Nth ST. Frisco.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
Greatest Season Ever Is
Framed for Grand Circuit
HERE'S ATHLETE THAT
RIVALS HOWARD BERRY

Joseph Howard Berry has a
rival. The Pennsylvania sensa-
ton plays football, baseball runs
and boxes. but out IN Minnesota
they have a youngster who com
petes In sif sports and any lad
who is good enough 20 make
seXtet OF teams Ia certainly en-
titled 10 be called versatile This
lad. who IL a student al Huron
college. last year participated in
football basketball, baseball.
Wrestling. put the shot, and won
the South Dakota tennis title
Ills is Alfred Shredder and he
weighs 1873 pounds
Three sports regularly al Penn
sylvania keep Berry continually
busy and his spare time Is taken
up with his studies. Just when
or how Mr. Shredder does his
studying, we don't know But
here's hopin' he's as good scho-
lastioally as athletically
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
Purses Will Total More
Than Half Mil
lion

The recent action OF the schedule
committee OF the Grand Circuit In
readhsting the dates and AWARDING
Poughkeepsie the week OF Aug. q
not only strengthens the already
strong circuit that has been ayaila
BILE for many years. but offers the
greatest series OF races in It's his
tory over half a million dollars
viii be raced for during the IA con
secutive weeks
nv careful analysis OF the pro
grams for the earlylosing purses.
which have already been announced
OF all the meetings except North
Randall. second week. Poughkeep
sic, Lexington and Atlanta IL will
be interesting 10 notice the oppor.
tunities hat are offered In all the
meetings 30 far offered n will be
noticed that there Is total OF over
500 600 for trotters eligible 20 the
fast classes and feature events.
which are practically uniform. al
owing every trotter in the world TO
race thru the Grand Circuit and Sc
cure an engagement az each meet
ing
While the purses are nearly uni
form. the money Is not uniformly
divided The total amount 10 be
raced for in the 2os and 707
classes is SOS. 600. the Ali. 2:l2
and 2;i4. $4,000. and for 2:0s trot-
tiers or faster. $4,000 Cleveland.
Detroit and Kalamazoo offer their
large purses for the 0s trotters
Columbus. Philadelphia. Hartford.
and Syracuse offer theirs for the
2:11. 2l2 and ala trotters There
will be four $4,000 stakes offered
in The Grand Circuit. two for the
OS trot. and one each for the
lie and 2:l4 trot
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
MllOs Take a Journey.

Milo Semi-Pros will 20 10 wal
laceburg, Canada. Thursday TO play
a double-header. Manager Alfred
Coles will send Hammond. Meis.
gades. or IAeksye 20 the mound
with Pepper Young catching both
games Bennett and Rankin will
pitch for WaIlsceburg with MoFad-
den doing the receiving The fol.
lowing Milo players are requested
20 report at special meeting at 63s
Fifteenth-st tonight at O'Clock:
Lackaye. Grussey. Capt Becker,
Hammond. Young. Musgadss.
Branek. w. Coles. A. Colea. Scorer
Cotter and good short stop. For
games address, Wiifred Coles. No.
$50 Fifteeuth-st. or call Grand
3263-R.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
Allies VS.. Germans

CONTEMPORARY regarding English
~ English this connection will OF
- - altogether
warranted is hard to say At any rate the ideas are interesting Here
III powder and bullets taken away from contendug
Europe the British soldiers would be al the Rhine within
weeks writes observer from Europe This
ment English and their oonias
vastly better hndohand lighting than their German foes and
for this condition in the Brons traditional
love Of game England has been
OF sports Work as hard as ne may me ton vi" ma e each
cycling. cricket football what and
Of that capable Of taking
OF themselves in personal contact The German on the other
follows his the bent that he shows mill
Gymnastics the leading sport in Germany While
these class exercises develop nne muscles they 90 not train the
mind with the body do sports In which the participant
called make decisions for himself and that IN the fash %
fraction OF second Class gymnastics are suitable 10 the Ger
mind which discipline is foremost As long Germany
sticks class athletics she will be the contender
that she should be in the various forms OF athletic effort
Glasses OF German gymnasts numbering hundreds can 20
through eyouons in absolutely fauess style but IN
individual and decision the
Oue ss.'oss cohhutIs
the track and ned events at Stockholm IN lsl-Bsun IN the
middle distances and Lsch in the running high
he
almost and Lsche ougamed BY Alma Richards
high jump
helping soldiers greatly in h,
football baseball boxing and These being
featured training Britain
but hes playing now Boxing IS being taught to the British
the theory that the bbng
IN every British training camp and perhaps this IL why King
Georges soldiers displaying such
the soldiers ideal plsved
without the terrific hardening American
baseball more leg and lung esse fha5
they do in playing Americas national
competed IN the Davis Gun match,
Of 1914 composed Of Otto Froshem Kuzer
itself Their
England The military prison happens to Be h,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22

WeU gentlemen how much am
7 hld
an Iaaa & snme OF the greatest
harness racing stock viii 20 under
the hammer when with TWO eXcep-
rons tha horses of e.. X. g Billings
are sold AZ auction at Madison-sa.
Garden
The Harvester 70 Oh. champion
tGng stallion. and William
Is 5S l2l. are two Of the greatest
OF The string
The Harvester cost Billings $685.
Oo0 before be became champion in
1910 Large sums have been re-
fused for William
In addition Billings will sell 80
brood mares carefully seiected from
he greatest racing stock. IA OF
them being in the 10 list.
Many os the mares have been
foaled 20 The Harvester and large
number OF blue-blooded colts Will
be placed on the market
The stock Is kept on the great
Cur sneck farm near Richmond. on
which Billings has expended more
than 100000
This estate viii be turned over
20 The government FOR army pur-
poses
|, 90 his CREST stables Billings will
retain but two horses. Lon Dillon
1.5s r2l champion trottiaS mare,
and Uhlsn (1:54 1.2), greatest OF all
rrotters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
city To Arranue Skeds.

CLEVELAND May 22-Amateur
baseball teams OF Cleveland will
make dates under a clearing house
plan this year. Recreation Commits
sioner Potts said today he will ar
range -all-hall dates for amateurs.
II he is given the age or the players
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
A Swan With Johnny Bull

much interested during the past few
in baseball national
OF Americans JUSTIFIED
OF the comes that
baseball
situation America Is going 10
soldiers
bring enthusiasm FOR soccer football
following United
leagues Michigan has strong
Louis
schedule each fall
a major
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
Two Matchea Today.

Ritter VS. Merritt and Miller vs..
Trainor will be The Tuesday matches
in the city championship three-cush-
ion tourney az Sweeney-Huston' s.
Ritter beat Ostrander. 80 20 IS. and
Johnson beat Miller, so 20 -. in the
Monday matches in this competi-
ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22

Filipino southpaw named C6ick
NtoniIla Il twtriinE for Arthur Dew
Inns Norfolk team I'm the Virgins
league.
Pitcher Marty O"rooIe 10 again
with the Omaha team OF the weafern
league. The former Pittsburgh twirl-
er ala brilliant work for omsha last
sFaaOn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22

NEW YORK. May 22.--John Mo-
Graw. the $4,000 manager OF the
Giants. f. helping the enlistment
campaign here by making speeches
in the streets.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
Concerning Mr.. COe

report that W W zoe
which excellent dyes
monopoly OF ave processes
his processes
the
Loree
London
OF and Coloursts Mr zoe n
and his patent attorneys
Co. English oarrse OF
London and fork
coyery adequate achievement OF ne Ena
Of supply were cut on BY the war ne i ~ ITO"
scientific world
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22

interfere with baseball with American foot
ball
fine All the
athletes
clubbing baseball
become professional
England
indicates hat Il is worthwa from
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
srANDTNG


View York iu Detroit
Boston IN Chicago
Washington Iu So Louis
Athletics IN Cleveland
Yesterday Results
No games played. rain
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
Grand Circuit Plans Harness Racing RecO
n ~XMsA. -
MA'-1'E'El =: M;| f6|SjXilEI'lRsl,

LII spring competition between me
which eouu
~ lose ball games Now hh0sGo"n =
- n will blow Detroit
all o alleged al NaVin ned ueto snu
of this inc
do H. on what el
don't mess
might well get
So the home az SandusN me
that he has organized cruz
anxious 20 meet an corners On
the diamond
was believed Connie Mack would have pretty good
Athletics
tronge The pitchers are not coming
the whole SIAN
Otherwise the team has quite nS
fast baseball yet s
OF his career Amos sunA Fn
nnx batting anybo! ROY
has padded the pehS OF e
OF
yet but both are known 70 Dc
Bode bat he peas ana WINE
ths italian hasn't wrecked several bail s
positions that not ns
hitting the ball and al least are nAns
interesting
popping this column because
ed red NOT aVors
champions
trounced Philadelphia
rs been
~ heat any one Of Cleveland and Chgothe three @
division half dozen tusy guuas
and several which herewith right on eu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22

An which nnds IT'S chatter because " "
coe Jr Of Yale and Oxford FOR
record for the shotpu he
record competition the late Ralph Rose Of Pa eoas a
OF cashed az Portland ore IN 5
intercollegiate meet Rose was the ounains
warmed up y
4s feet from After he had come within oo OF
he satisfied Coe nad
athlete had trained razor edge
xrsat drive and dumped the Ipound beyond the stake
mady the hills Seizng
the fellow measured the Coe chuck was trne peter
right there In the official competition
OF
that
1905 Of Olympic team that went to
Inndnna nd nlnannd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22

looks - ~ Reals Becker. the Kan
sns city sluEEer, IL all set 10 repeat
bis heavy syvRttinG Of last season. In
his dr~f dozen games this sprin9
the former Giant hit for $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
standing


Cincinnati g. Boston / no lnuings)
View York Pittsburgh g.
So lou 2 Brooklyn 2.
PhiNes chicago
Today's Games
Chicago DO phiadciphfa
Pittsburrh ir New York
Cincinnati In Boston
81 Louis in Brooklyn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22

Innings 80 tfs7s PH r
Chfraz 81 f0fi - 3
Phuadet ~ o O. q e. o
Pafterl e. Douglas PrenderEAst
UeWaree and Wilson Rixev and XII
Ufer. T'mpirea--Ra Eier and Orth
Innings 17ft 50 Ri r
Pfttshurgh . = Q . Q - Z
New York . q q ! - :
Batteries Jacobs Miller and Fisch-
er Tssreau and NrCarty. Empires
Eter1 and Rrangaeld
Innings 112tss-sar0 Ri p
Cincinnati e0o00f00o IL q
poaton ~ ~ q 90 o. Z
Batteries Schneider and Clark.
Tyler and Gowdy Umpires Byron
and Qui gley
Innings Is7fs $3.50 n n 3
81 Louis = . $50 =
BROOKLYN . o : o @ o 81 2
Batteries Meadows and Gonzales.
C'herev. Doll Msrguarf and Miller
mpires-OD ay and Harrison,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22

Manager Nee. 90 the Dayton Cen
trail league champions. has under
taken the task 81 converting out
fielder MILLER into n catcher. Nee be-
Iirves his former gardener will he
come great hackstoD.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-12-20

tits easy to visualize the course Of
a dollar saved from waste and invest
ed in Government bonds: First, Il
goes to the Government as Ian for
war; second, it is expended by the
Government, for food. clothing, and
ammunition which 90 directly to GAL
LIANT soldier or sailor. whose fighting
strength is kept up by the food
whose body Is kept warm by the
clothing, and whose enemy Is hit by
the ammunition. II has not been ex-
pended in the purchase Of needless
food and clothing for the man at
home, and therefore is released for
the use Of the soldier; II is saved
wealth to the man al home and can be
loaned to his Government at interest,
with resulting benefit to himself and
to his government.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-12-20
her BRONCHITIS
S'REL|EvED IN
A SINGLE NIGHT
Altoona Mother Tells Of Her Ex-
perience With vick's
VapoRub.

Every mother owes II to her family
to Investigate the Southern remedy
vick's vapoRub Salve. In the South
II Is universally used In place Of In
furious internal medicines for treating
all forms OF cold troubles--from head
or chest colds, down TO sore throat.
bronchitis or incipient pneumonia. In
addition, II has a hundred uses In
the home as a soothing, cooling salve.
Usually Group Is relieved in fifteen
minutes and most colds over night.
Last January Mrs. A. 8. Kennedy,
502 End Street, Altoona, Pa, was asked
BY her druggist. Welsh Brothers, to
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-12-20
.CKS"M Sp0RgB aS4LvE

ian and will be moved to the Ken
tuckian Office in few days to supple
ment its job equipment. The proper
ty was owned by Capt. E. w. Clark
who leased it to Mr.. Ferguson.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-12-20

give this preparation test. Mrs. Ken
nedy writes ~
II have used your trial jar Of vIck's
VapoRub and now would not be with,
out II In the house. found It cured
my little girl OF spell OF bronchitis
over night without the aid OF internal
medicine. I have used 1t myself for
pleurisy, and In a few minutes the
pain was gone" Three sizes, Csc, soc,
OF 2100. Z.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-12-20
Job Office to Close.

The Ferguson job printing Office,
operated by Ira S. Ferguson in the
Hickman building on Virginia street,
has been purchased by the Kentuck-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-12-20

No postmaster's pay will be in
creased during the war, according to
an order by the Postmaster General.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-12-20

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and Opticians.
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necessary before 8 strike can be called.
 The brotherhood leaders have kept the president informed of their pur- poses and only yesterday were firmly of the intention to order strike to begin on Saturday next at 6 p. III.
 It develops now. however. that their authority to order the strike was questioned and when the matter had been looked up 1t was decided that the authority given the leaders by the vote of members last summer did not extend to the present time. When the strike of last summer was called off
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-14

ter was given his passports from Pe. king and the Chinese minister. with his staff was recalled from Berlin.
 Simultaneously with the break the Chinese authorities seized all German merchant ships lying In :he harbor or Shanghai. There was 10 delay and no hesitation.
 The sixty German vessels there were deprived of their crews which were sent on shore and placed under restraint Armed Chinese guards were put on board the seized ships.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-14
GERMANY TO PROTEST TREATMENT OF BERnST0RFF PARTY AT HALIFAX:
 BOTH SEXES STRIPPED AND SEARCHED

erick VIII with the party oa board to come safe to port at Copenhagen, .he trip was not what Is understood by safe conduct as understvod by safe tions. The ambassador and the members of his party were not safe guarded nor were their rights re- spected, according to semi- official statement made here.
 It has develoepd that Berastortf and all the members of his party were searched repeatedly at Halifax. Not only were they kept under guard and
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-14
DREAM TONIGHT
 ]. RUFUS WAlLiN0FORu

Three eminent stars in Q three ring circus exploit exposing the schemer Wallingrord The installmen. Is titled Three Ring and a Goat" and each picture Is a completed subject. In these serial episodes there are neither thrills. frills. sobs or gasps and there Is an absolute want of .he hackyned slap stick horse play so
 much in vogue in many comedies. Mex Figman In he character of Blackie Daw Is a laxative for prolonged laugh ter. and 8 splendid foil to the king pin confidence man Rufus. Onion Jones
 another celebrity of the understra.um must he sosn h order to be appre-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-14

tha: ended the authority of the leaders by the plebiseite.
 Dispatches from various eenters show that many of the men do not favor strike at the present time because of the near approach of war and of the need of tho country in this emergency for the best railway ser vice that caa be given.
 StlIl others are of the opinion that no action should be taken until the supreme cour. has handed down an opinion as to the constitutionaiity Of
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-14

treated as suspects but they were stripped of their clothing and even the spaces between their toes were ex- amlned for hidden articles.
 AS if they had not heaped enough indignity on the returning ambassa- dor the officials demanded that Mad anne Bernstorff and all the other ladies of the party should be denuded of clothing and their persons and their apparel searched.
 IL is stated that such treatment is without parallel in diplomatic annals.
 The United States Is to be made
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-14
CHINA SEWERS GERMAN RELATIONS AND SEIzES SIXTY INFERRED SHIPS
 PLACING ARMED GUARDS ABOARD

This action of China in seYering re- lations with Germany has been under consideration for several weeksI. l. was opposed by the president of China who recently yielded to the demands of the majority of his cabinet.
 Japan has denied using any influ- ence with Chinese officials to bring about this result.
 SAN FRANCISCO March. 3.-The Chinese consul general here has re- ceived word of the severance of rela :