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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
WABASH TAKES
FAST BATTLE
Little Giants Forced in Second
Half by N. D. Five
Score Is to 18.

Wabash's heavy and veteran bas-
keball quintet nosed out Notre
Dame. % TO IS. in the most exciting
game IN years on the local floor last
night.
The Little Giants grabbed a lead
OF 10 70 s. in the first half, but
the Hoosiers came back with "A
whirlwind attack in the second half
that threatened 20 take victory from
the very hands Of the visitors. this
in spite Of the fact that Dick"
Daley had been put out Of the game
by sprained ankle early in the con-
test.
From the moment the game start
ed the crowd was In a frenzy. Both
teams fought hard from the open
ing whistle and fouls were frequent.
as IS attested by the fact that Wa
bash gained nine OF its points via
the free throw route and Nore
Dame made eight ia the same way.
stars of the Fray.
Stone breaker and McDermott was
the individual stars OF the game The
big Wabash center tossed six bas-
Sets from the field and made nine
free throws while McDermOtt. play
mig enc Of the most brilliant games
n his career, scored all but two OF
Notre Danes points. making four
reid baskets and eight free throws.
capt. McKenna made the HOosiers'
other point with a beautiful throw
from mldhOOr
The teams fought evenly FOR sew
eral minutes after the start of the
game. but Stonebreaker set a pace
that soon put Wabash in the lead.
The Hoosiers had a temporary set
back when Daley was injured and
the visitors led at half time. 10 10 g.
Nsrant Co.'s I'm.
Chef" Grant. VINO had been Civ
en- a layOn for the remainder OF the
season because of "a recent illness.
donned "A suit between halves. went
into Daley's place at the beginning
Of tle second period and played a
brilliant floor and defensive game.
The gold and blue showed "a burst
OF speed al the start of the second
half that thrilled the immense crowd
a
b!eachers The team work improved
and the passing was of the best.
At one time in the period. the Hoos-
iers led i'm the scoring for the ses-
sion but Capt Stonebreaker Of Wa
bash brought the half-s score up to
tie shortly before the close Of the
game with two field baskets. In the
second half NOtre Dame scored
three baskets as against three for
the visitors. but Wabash made six
free throws and Notre Dame only
four during the period
Comeback il Brilliant.
The battle was typical basket
ball struggle between Notre Dame
and Wabash. The Little Giants we're
the faVorites at the start Of the
game and the score at half time in
Dictated that they would win by
safe margin But Notre Danes
comeback was brilliant to say the
least and mad the visitors at a de-
cided disadvantage The HOLSTERS
easily had the edge of the period
Although Stonebreaker and Nc
Dermott were the bright and shin
ing lights OF the game. practically
every man on the floor played hard
basketball
Daley's injury was the third ne
has suffered this season He receiv-
ed q bad sprdiu Ga his ankle and il
us probable that ne viii be kept out
of the game for some time.
The score.
Wabash (25). Notrc Eamc CfS)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
RULE IS NOT CHANGED
Tennis Association Fails Co Define
What l. I'm Amateur.
TnterualI0n1I Vows Scrvioc .

NEW YORK Feb. TO- - Legisla-
zion which proposed 20 bar from
amateur competition all players
who engage bon the business of sell
ing tennis goods was voted down at
the annual meeting OF the United
states National Lawn Tennis asso-
citation az the Waldorf Astoria last
night The amateur rule was left
as Il has been for the past two
years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
HUDSON JUNIORS WIN

The Hudson Juniors basketball
aggregation. formerly the 81 Pat
rick's school team. defeated the In
dustrial school quintet yesterday aft
ernoon. "a 20 &. at the high school
gymnasium.
The lineup and summary.
Hudson Juniors CPD. Industrial 90.
Moore ...--.-.... ..--.... Cosemar
Right forward.
Sousley .-.-... ....... Trisinger
Left forward
Center
3ishop ....--. ---.--.. Ernsperger
Right guard
HarriuCer -.-.-.. .--.....-.. PrezZe
Left guard
Baskets Moore 8. Sousley 8.
smith &. Kale g. Prezze I. Referee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
OFFERS HIS PARK.
'ati0nal News Service .

IutrTalfIOnlI News SeTVICe.
CINCINNATI. . Feb. 10
Garry Hermann has offered the
Reds park to the government jas a
drilling ground or for any other use
possible in the event OF war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
Great Daro
Knocks Out
His Opponent

One of the biggest wrestling fias-
Goes ever pulled on a South Bend
audience broke up in "A near riot at
Magyar hall last night when The
Great Daro" knocked out Joe Varga
of JohnstOwn. Pa, in the third bout
of their finish match of the even
ing.
Daro had been roughing the
JohnstOwn man considerably during
the third fall, which was the decid-
ing fall, each having secured one
decision and when Varga, enraged
at the tactics of his opponent. start
ed a little rough work on his own
account, Daro waded in. and. with
a few well-directed body blows,
stretched Varga on the floor. IL was
fully one minute before Varga could
make a pretense of getting to his
feet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10

international News Service:
NEW CRLEANS.-ROu House
Wares knocked out Harry Wallace
I'M the 14th round
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
Daro Takes First.

The first bout. which seemed
fair enough. was won by Daro. who
applied a flying mare TO Varga aft
er 3 minutes of fierce graphing.
The JohnstOwn man showed the $50
people in the hall some real scien-
tific work when he wiggled his way
out of several dangerous three
quarter Nelson's.
In the second bout the audience
was impressed with the idea OF
frame-up when, after "a minutes of
rough and tumble wrestling, Daro
turned his back on Varga, evidently
with the intent of talking to the ref
cree. and permitted Varga TO grab
him from behind and pin his shout
ders TO the mat. DarO claimed the
attack was foul but Leo Pardello
Of Chicago, the famous Wrestler,
who was referee. gave the fall to
the visitor.
After the third bout which left
Narsa dazed. Pardello refused to
give a decision, saying he had been
threatened by persons in the hall.
He promised TO meet newspapermen
az the oliver hotel within an hour.
but did not show up. 1t is thought
that he took a 1855 train for Chi
cage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10

International News Service
MANCHESTER, y H.-Frankie
Britt and Joe Morgan drew in Is
rounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10

international News Service.
NEW YORk.-JOe Burman beat
Johnny Solzberg in 10 rounds.
frankie Burns outpointed Joe Shar-
key I'M 10 rounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
Police Interfere.

When he recovered from the eff
fects Of his beating. Varga started
after DlrO and il looked for a min
ute as If hostilities would be re-
sumed but five or six policemen
stepped between the two men and
kept them apart. Varga made
statement to the crowd in which he
said he was willing 10 wrestle Daro
at any time and in any place for
any amount of money.
Before the match Leo Pardello
was introduced 20 the crowd by An
Touncer John Luckey and issued a
challenge To the winner. claiming
he could throw either man twice
within an hour.
In the first preliminary of the
evening Louis Szabo won two falls
from Young Szabo. the first in four
minutes and the second in IA min
utes. In the second preliminary
Young Tommy and Young Daro
wrestled 80 minutes to a draw.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
InfernafinnII ~ Serrice .

inter nt AAt'uNl sNfNN NGlNANts
MINNEAPOLIS. - Ray Moore
beat Johnny Ritchie in 10 rounds.
Alvie Miller beat Joe Burgher in
four rounds, when the latter's jaw
was broken.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10

international News Service:
BOSTON-TOmmy Robbins beat
Chick West in l. rounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10

Jim Thorpe. Indian brave, foot
bali player. all around athlete and
hero. will get another
chance 10 make a place for himself
as a big league ball player when the
clan of John McGraw gathers again
I'm the sunshine Of Texas next month.
The efforts Of the stalwart redskin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
FIGHT RESULTS.
-fernlti0nlI NeWs NervIce !.

INTERNATIONAL NeWS NeINlCt
PHILADELPHIA Joe Welsh
beat Charlie Thomas in six rounds.
Terry McGovern beat Johnny Mel
son i'm six rounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10

Substitutious. Notre Dame-Fitz-
patrick fer Daley Ronchetti for
cassidy. Grant for Fitzpatrick. Field
baskets tonebreaker 9. Clements.
be\ol. MCDermott McKenns.
Goals from foul-Stoneb breaker Q.
Mcpermott s. Referee-Haceerty
Umpire Cooper. Time OF halves
20 minutes
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
Tootl loot! Going upl

Here's the way IL happened
BURNS. frat man up in tho ninth.
Eied 10 left KTdu0 walked and
went to second on Robertson
biz TO center Zimmerman
banged hot on thru Bush and
when Heiiman fumbled. one run
scored. Robertson went 20 third
and Zim 90 second. Fletcher
singled 10 right and sent both
men home CraW ford fumhliEc
the ball so long that he did not
have chance for throw
KauH doubled into the center
field crowd. an easy triple on q
clear field, but restricted be
cause Of the ground rules
Fletcher had 10 stop az third and
he apparently was ont an the
plate on Holke's tap 10 Young.
Brennan reversed himself. how
ever. and he Giants were ahead
They got another when Pep
threw low 10 frs on what should
have been a cinch fouble play.
Tesreau ended the inning viii
a Hy 10 Young
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
ROCKIES BOOTS
HURT TIGERS
Ellison Fails on Two Compare
tiVdy Easy Chances
Sunday
nv HAROLD v WILCOX

star Correspondent Detroit Times)
WICHITA FALLS. Tex. April 2
In ADDITION to what the umplres-
chosen by McGraw for the series
handed the Giants. Ellison PLAYING
the keystone sack for YOUNG m the
early part OF Sundays game. made
two costly busts that virtually help
ed the New Workers 20 the winning
counters.
He failed TO grab two apparently
easy chances punched swatting In
The scoring rounds also figured in
deciding the turn OF the tide.
Detroirs first run came In the
second inning on Heilman's bang
over the right field wall New York
got couple In the fourth Fetch
er walked with one out and scored
on kaufi's double Holke grounded
70 Bush and Kauf was an easy vic.
Tim M third but Umpire Kane was
looking for a play az first base and
did not see Bennie's demise. He
called Kaun safe and the former
Federal Lacquer scored ON McCarty's
scratch hit 20 Jones Schupp was
safe on Ellison's error but Ehmke
frightened up and famed Burns.
New York piled up three more in
the sixth Kaun wslked with one
out and Holke beat a roller 10
Jones. Ellison's tumble on McCar.
~ hHed The sacks. Schupp ground
I'd TO Bush and the Tigers really
made a double play. but Kane was
not looking az first base and called
Schupp safe Burns double then
accounted for another run and put
Schupp on third Horzog singled 10
center counting Schupp. out Burns
was thrown oui az the plate BY
Heilman. who made a great peg
lining the ball right into Stauagc's
nit.
The Tigers got going in the sev-
euih and for a few minutes threat
ened 10 break up The game. r.
Jones walked with ono out and
Stanage put him on second with a
lick 10 center Nicholson batted FOR
Ehmke and made good with "a single.
flling the sacks. Bush walked and
forced Jones In Then Young sub
stituted FOR Ellison While he Was
forcing Bush, Stanage Tailed Caw
ford had the chszce of lifetime 10
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
CPORT
~ CHATTER

with all Of the hold-outs in Iln<
and his team intact. Manager Bohby
Robinson % tho Brooklyn pcdgsrS
has the pennant fever rastns thru lsis
system,
Frank Chance. "thc Peerless iea6-
or, has succeeded Ia gathering auif4
bunch 81 cub ast-ons FOR his fsos
Angeles Pacific Coast league team.
Forty pastimrrs are working out
under the direction uf Manager Jfm-
rvs Calia han in the hope % landing
regular jobs with the Pittsburgh
Pirates
N Pitcher Ehmke doesn't come thru
with the winning brand for the Tt9-
ers this season Pilot Jennings will be
a much disappointed Individual Tno
former York state Lacquer inoNb
right and seems a. have the Eoods
The old So Louis crS. look out fqu
the Browns mas rot De phony dol
a. that ~ wfli be- remcmhered
the Jones family caused rnnatder
trouble in the A. =. ucig nborhoo
one time last season.
The Braves are out with
boost for thelr president.
HauEhtnn. as an umpire in the -
scrub games They SAY he 10
greatest football coach in the Nd
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
S Fighting Spirit Detroit and Gotham AggregaionS
New Coach of u. of ID. Will
BE Closely Watched This Year

Writing In the New York Even.
Inc Post. Lawrence Perry says;
Efforts OF Detroit university %
gain a prominent place on the foot.
ball map will be- watched with in.
terest particularly in tho middle
west Gilmore Dobie who had nine
years Of continuous success on the
Pacific coast. will coach the Detroit
eleven, and the famous coach's al
ni.rers on the west coast are con.
Gccnt that his team will defeat
Michigan. the Michigan "Aggies. q"
ard other strong elevens OF the
middle west this season Apparent.
ly the football fans OF the Pacific
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02

'Harper hattad frr rn.s'rsk-e in
ninth
Innings ....... SO -
New York ..... r p % N l-A
Detroit - % f-H
SUMMARY T'v1-hse. h.te-Vuer.
haI|f.Hu f-rr-r~ Efr- -- ~
kaur HON. uua--taHT spencer.
tt4 .tfarf stolen bases Young
Zones HuI<r. ra.FrIhta hits n4ug
HhIIe.. IIItF and TIua-TN UaEia r
bits. runs tu 3 innings on Ca" -'Ca-
SaiIea 3 hits. 3 FuuH. Zoo 3 innings uH
T4arfau a bIfa runs |n innings
alt4lk aittaafl-. -s= Boo. ~ r--l4.alI
g. hF bHuss nV 'ore1ask|t Bases
IN HsII--G~ Tfarraa g. or DaU-r g.
~ ro.clrstIH In on bosses. Sew
York IH. Detroit Double playa
Bush tr Young t4 ~ Earns rausa 20
Spencer FIUr ~ 81 .Hr.s 0 TIM
EIras- brennan and Kane.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02

II II eGRAw when this in
{Wv should
10
sders profitable
bnp that ball club that
HE'D spike the athlete McGraW
humble He willing Macks Athletics In
might
staff This
keen Of certain world which the Athletics
Marbles
have often
the old Orioles and ptejudced
Of the famous prejudice
tact remember when
base hits tHughey
couldn't do In they made another the old
Orioles had possessed pitchers Athletics
able don't think
Orioles would n
wouldn't prediction
that with We
terfu club another pitchers
rcmembef Gleason
thfu something like knohat
there LOT OF in which
10 pull him thru
t4 with the pitchers had
md We would Them royal battle and
pitching would point
V p0sck
military training baseball PLAYERS
XVnafs
them % an
1eunrs the would BE- AL they
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02

REAN passed the winter New Orleans and f mat city only
particularly Interested the comeback OF Joe Wood who
Indians his former
probability Smoky be
Wood Said he the
the hole for Foil He viii be four
90 4ua vii him W
Bndf m 1919 and II and esi hn gSryes started by 9th
this watched
4 trouble with his Joes
Of and
pitchers
ne viii
Indians
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02

chiefly responsible for the other
score
The Tigers gave Tosresa ami
Ssilee. two 81 McGraw's veterans,
touch Of high life IN some Of the
early rounds. punching hits when
t Was advantageous The drst
three men that faced Tess garnered
satellites Some bad base running
however. interfered with run got.
ting and only one tally was hung
uE
3 BIG crowd turned ont 10 sec
.tfs -aut4W Ard s'--- cen
slant storm or shouts FOR Ty Cobb
90 get into the game. but he stuck
90 his determination 20 stay ou'.
The Giants were the FIRST 90
score. Eaun hitting OVER the right.
field fence ar the start Of the sec
ord Robertson led on with a sin
gl' in the next inning and was
forced by Zimmerman Fletcher
singled in the next inning and was
forced By Zimmerman Fletcher
singled and Kaun bounded 10 Dausc
vho threw 20 second In plenty %
time for double play Bush
muncd thc ball. however and every
one was safe. Zim scored while
llclkc was being retired AZ first and
Fletcher tried 10 follow him in bit
Nes nailed
The Tigers tied ia the third. do
ing an their work after Two were
out Dauss singled and Bush sen.
hmm 10 third with a double Young
hii them both home with a safefy
Spenccrs homer pu- the JunFaleers
ahead tn the eth New YORK tied
in the sixth on a pass 10 Holke. his
steal that VAS made ON a Wild pitch
and Burns's safety That was tll
tho National leagucrs made until
The fatal ninth
Tesrcau. who began 70 pitch In
tho sixth vas greeted BY Crawford
Wlih a single Veach got another
ard Sam IN a re- kiess effort to take
third was an easy M, Bob made
second on the throw In and scored
or He.lman's double into the right.
Geld crowd
Jones was safe on Zlms low
throw after Burns rad popped. but
a@FytAing ended when Klldun made
a stop on Spencer and throw him
out DOME walked with one uuf
IN The seventh and Young sacrificed
sam then Knocked one over tLe
wall. putting the Tigers three 20 tic
good
After New York had scored IT,
eve In the ninth. the Jungaloe
made some trouble with one on
Harper. battling for Convey walked
and 20 did Bush Tesreau cot mp
10 three and two with Young and
thrn caused pep" to ground 10 XII
drn Crawford disreRardInE Ties
reaus effort 20 pass everybody ia
fht park. went after Tho frsf bail
and popped ~ 90 short lrn. whore
Fletcher made a great catch in DO,
crowd
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02

coast believe that material IL soD-
ordinate element when Il comes -
developing an eleven. their theos3
boing that. given hrst-rate coach,
problem Is solved As TO this, ~
ot tho east will prefer to walt AM
see. our minds meanwhile engaged
with recurrent problems whether
Haughton made Harvard or wnsthr
er Mahan, Brickley. Pennook. Trnrn,
bun, Logan 81 Al, made Haughtoo.
ana whether Michigan's retrogres-
sion In recent years means a ~
cline In Yost's powers. or a failinx
crop OF Hesions. Garrells, Mc0b(.
fms. and Benbrooks" s
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
Backed By Jennings, Cobb Withdraws From
Tiger Giants Series to protect" Himself
Ninth Inning Rally
Gives Giants Third
Game
By'HAROLD v WILCOX.

lSfaf Correspondent Detroit Ttmes)
WICHITA FALLS. Tex. April .
Covelcskie blew completely In The
ninth inning OF Sundays game AMI
tho Giants. scoring Eve runs on four
singles and a double, won, to ..
altbo &c looked as tho tho Tigcs
we're about 10 get away with vic
tory up until the time the Zoe
rallied
pauss started the argument and
Was touched up for i've hits ia as
many rounds and two runs. one Of
which was homer by Kaun \
rank muf by DOnie Bush was
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
Ty Trims Herzog
In Hotel Room

WICHITA FALLS. Tea. April
g. Following the "run-in" be.
tween Cobb and Herzog on the
neid Saturday afternoon at Dal
las Herzog challenged Ty TO
meet him in the latter's room az
ter dinner Cobb replied ne
would be on hand Both men
stripped 20 the waists ind AFTER
hyr minutes Herzog said he had
had enough and shook hands
Cobb foored Herzog twice dur.
ing the encounter Ty says that
further playing would mean more
fighting and ne does NOT want 70
be- regarded as a "roWdy," hence
his withdrawal from the series.
WILCOX.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
Preseason Results

AZ New Orleans
Pittsburgh 06f % n % 90 o. r q
cleveland f % . q r-t q
Batteries NfWHUE GfIHaH and
WnEutr kIpDfrr. fuFtIg4kia and
D'Neit
81 81 Louis
st Tuuft Cardinals. o % o 90
30 t.aula Brown .-.....H H H
Eafttrfea.. 80 .8dowH and GuuZatra.
Hamilton and ~.Frftii
Captain Eddie Caifnu 90 the Whit.
S1t says be- Is due fp Hrf away 500 4
nuh start ihIr arnHou lIe WISE HIrH
iu gHIrfns his trua form lart scar
aud In UuHFel hence fhe ElN larf murH
valuable ground
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02

tie IL up with a long hit inside the
grounds or win II with a homer over
the inviting fence. but be was called
out on strikes.
Jennings sent Carroll Jones "a the
front in the seventh and MCGraw
used Benton IN the eighth and ninth.
Robertson got scratch hit With
none out In the seventh, hut a 6ou-
bic play into which the great Zlm
grounded while trying 10 work the
hit and run broke up the budding
rally No Tiger got on white Ben.
ton tolled
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
Elks ooen Bowling Tourney.

The Elks opened their second au.
nual state bowl.nr tournament on
tho top floor Of THE now Elks tenn.
pie. lafayette and Cass ave. Sun.
day afternoon. and got away to o.
good start About - bowlers FROM
Jackson and 20 from Detroit me.
Judge Russell and Charles braun ~
Jackson rolled total OF 11s5 IN
the doubles Tie formers high
mark was sos
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
Flanagan Sent
To san Antonio
Club by Hughey

WICHITA FALLS. Tex. Aprl
a. Pitcher Flanagan has Deen
released 10 the san Antonio club
~ the Texas league. which Is
managed by Charles O'Lcary. for,
mer Tige shortstop Flanagan
viii have a good tutor in Char
ley and viii probably develop
rapidly.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
Triangular Meet Wednesday

'''@"d"'a' "cNN WEDNESDAY,
Eastern high, Y NJ. o.. and the
l. NJ. G. A track teams will clash
In a triangular meet Wednesday.
Az teams possess good athletes. and
some hna marks should be- hung ~.
The meet viii be held in Eastern
highs gym.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02

How t0 plug up the InHal1 in case
Bert NirH.H fsIfH 90 report b. tho
biz problem confront gar MORAN.
Tho rhfHIrs nHrs Ttfs NifHon per-
con. IE .GuIfr smart trHrIffr nnI
fa HI hIa Hp ked mecca Gins lH RI
l.IN TAX
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
Winning Pennants

Hughey
winning Both the this both have
thrill running down md capturing the elusive
both have usually been much players and
available regarding the OF the
hours chatter they agreed that
getting be OF task each Here is Nc
Dwss contribution
~
Nigh a
hervs nowadays with abundance Of ubst
ne As wicked problem Pitchers aren't Knocked
q TIE box Let show signs of distress and he
pitching
b when
club
rms our n
he he
he
finally won game what chance would
off him
first nning7
II In OF competition the
OF
nantw has becom a 4
skilled than
difference.
that think
the time 10
would have lot
are days there
big and is cities did have major league
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02

vHs WAS only the fun Philadelphia appealed to pes
ruled that brennan
and declared that the game should stand with hadet
stirred Mc1iraw who reached Tor
The directors or the league
effect that
likewise had bats roaming In his
should
he'd the The BE- and
should
hat he was trouble started
on August 80 completed
record Murray
at Snodgass
the doubled sched
~ afternoon
not and the
Of yBeh ruling did not tickle the vanity OF me
During the Brennan
the
10 make while has
the
Is Immediate OF
III the big show.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-02
WICHITA FALLS, Tex, April 2.


between the
- Tsers th American as7
Bye league bhuaa
Of the He Yields Slehea @ q,
he isn't Whereby "ass oe o
sanresf Brennan was
league 1913 on the
xurusf rhe FLASHED at Phadpna
the
Wild He actually walked me
Alexander steadied down. and IN the
counted nome
in the Phies 10 the go
ninth with one out
That gesture
r&{ Z lot OF baseball history.
DOosn boss brennan use
10 O
10 the complained the
making duncul 10
complained Brennan
the
police
police and managers
the to
the stands Phiadel
OF which leading the and
naturally mildly interested Il took
OF Umpire Brennan TO their guar
49, a
The Washington times., 1917-10-04

Kleinert's Baby Pants,
29c value, Friday, Csc.
Guaranteed Silk Dress
Shields, sizes "a; 21c value;
Friday, pair, l6c.
Kleinert's Safety Belts,
all sizes; 25c value, Friday
Ice each.
Best quality Shoe Trees,
10c value, Friday SC pair.
The Washington times., 1917-10-04
Friday Bargains In Notions

Superior Steel Safety
Pins, assorted on card; &c
value; Friday 8 doz. for lOe.
Warren's Feath e T b o n e
Guimpe, S5c value; Friday
29c.
Royal English Black
Pins, 200 count; &c value;
Friday 2 papers Sc.
Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1917-10-04

Basement
23c Value Tray Cloths,
Tomorrow at 13e

Tray Cloths of excellent quality
linen. nicely hemstitched. IN inch
hem. Now Is the time to lay in q
good supply OF these 10
cloths .................... LOT
Friday, Special, 2 for Use.
Basement store.