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AN ODYSSEY OF THE NORTH


TIL. Si.ri- were singing th'lf "''t.''''''W.'
, lament T. ,h- 'r'nhinG -! ~" hhF"''+
I .ni IN, tlUki!n% Ills g! ~" '"H"' -
hut tii.. men and dogs N'r" ''r',' h''t
,rad. ~ ~nina. tn" 'rHll Vas me-,
. v,,,l ,,.v..f.,Il.u ..i,lyv. -..Ud tbs? h'tu
,.,,,',. far and III, runners. h"rd"n"a
3 Xxx ni,., Iii,. ,,,.,rr,.r. 81 frozen moose.
! ,.lunc iru,r!o,..ly h. tn" uula"s'i SUR
, ,I,.r ana I.id back with /" %Iuhh"rn",.SS
! almost human. DARKNESS was ',,'' .i,a1
! right. ia. snow :"'i gently through tN''
| IaIls,l.$S n!r n"' IA flakes. hut ~ mn
! I,..si ,.ry~I"iS If d'lrr"i" d"%lgii. u was
,.rv ~. rnl .-hnr"lN t'n h'i." zero,
end tn. nr." MD not rin". Meyers ait''
. l;..rflrS had raised ;h.lr "ar'!hr%. Wh't'
/ w.. limit. Ntr had .,"n aiken "f HIS
! ,,i,..r.
rb.. dog, mi l...n C,.:::..d an: carry III
/ H.. a:'.ru..,4,. bat "..y u"w began L"
! i,ny. NV ...:.ui. ANON" IN more as
, ;,,,. ,h,r,. wa> :. certain r:'S''' %En"S'--
~: Ir1."i-iy,. dutr!.r'~s - movement.
, -f,,..,r, e. s"n;li~ aui Hrr' King 81 oars
> ri.... l".,.ali. !u"'us.i Al ih"lr more
! ,.i.i.:.,,l,,fi, hr",l3'r>. ara!mc them on
. ~irn uuu"rau. SIS "Iu~ "n ih"ir hlnd,F
up.r.rr, rhrs-. MUS "hi"d'n. AIS"
! .,r,r,,,.,i AND h,.r,n; spread thu Cpnth-
! lion. s, last the I.'"!"r Il IN" foremost
! lid uttered :. sharp "hin', 81 Naf'NI a.
! . ,n, .r..,;rl,jt.. lower. in III" snow and
/ ,,rnu,,,.. Err>,lf nga;:~l IT," collar.
. fH i''iit 80 >'l'.- ~ - 49, 80
! scattering 81 back bands. Il tightening
: - traces: Ia" sj'':$ |"a""d '"r"hri' an"
! m, il.cr chung =, iH' e''-p"l"~. 'i"i"ni-
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,hai ,jny. ,ni.li ..~rHi". i:uinE undo" the
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, ,,,,,, ., ;I.. .r,.. Tn. animals respond
49,; -. -. i,,.,,~ y..lie Tho w.r.. swing
; ;, ,Lr.,,,.:, la" ih.rirg darkness ut n
".,.,,- ...,fi.,,
, ,.,:n,'. I:..'' ,l.. men crl.d. "nrh in
,l, .i, .Ir,r,l. left III.
, '"' .n -. ,..,,. .,,.,'.. an S,na-lc rum
= i""''I ''''; ,I ,,Iui
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= h,,' '"'i'' ,,,,,i,.,, which
! 80" UEE''" pa m'''' WINS ,..,iLr
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; the r"Hr'hS n"H"" 49,, ,o,m.
. ~i.hihihE 'I''N ~ '"' ." 1.,...Sn,r.
cabin mai I"'''h lh."''"' "a ,,,,,,
huSki"S "h"FH>''i h'.iilh'"' "''.' 49, 'i 49,
! furry forms II"'ir''at'" H,H,l,
; uI"n t!r' dogs w!I"h drew ih' H'HI Hi',''
! I'll" door NaS Sun" "i".''. ana y hl'h'
! clad in TIL. 'rrrh.i tuni' 81 IN" N"r' n
west r"ii"". "ad"d kn""-d"er among
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Bic BASEBALL
MASS NEE TING
p1rrSBURGER WILL ADD r Es S
BASEBALL MEN OF WHEELING
TONIGHT.
VIII Tell In:ez-C1ty League Directors
AZ Advantages OF AfftNating
With TeGernGon-

0. &. Seikel =: Pittsburgh. members
OF the executive c"'iIinittee o. the Ma
,ional Sag. ball Fedora ton will address
o mass messing 10 pc held tonight n
The ASSEMBLY :uuus q Ihe Mh:'itHS
t,o,nrnerc,a, assoc!att9n The meeting
is betus h"!d Under the auspices o.;
the lntcc-Ci:y l.sLGi:n nIa:I"E"rS a:.i
AIR, Scikci wiH rAp.ai,. ;hH ADVANTAGES
70 BE- obtained by becoming IneiHh"7
OF the Federation. !; il rr"HAht', tnn;
81 In. u-At mca;::S ~ ,a.' ..':' ':ic-%;-
ors th> lute~-I'tiE viii Wti:.'a'' wi;A
'the tedsrat!on.
The meeting NIL D. attended ~ seE-
.ral hurdre! oaSeh4.I enthusiasts Ok
rho Ohio Na.!o:. Since !: h;ts o"r;s
definitely known that the c';v wou'"
have no team N the Central irtEus IN,
torres; n thy I-:t"rcit% has h"sStt"i'"h
.nI every enterprise undertaken by tus
club directors - :9r"t,uG "!th success
Nor: than ila ;!:,y.rS hay" t,.,H
signed b. the Intcr-Ct:y r'ubS. nu;"-
berins ten in nuY,h2r. The i'.aga: seas
on opens in April
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d6rs for he as only waiting my arrl-
vaLro go on trip himself Mr.. Ulysses
knew TOO much 10 start on without ami
mails and fretted around for several
days. He had on his sled T. bunch OF
beautifully cured otter skins, sca-otters'
YOU know. worth their weight In. gold.
: There was also ut Pastilik IN old Shy
lock Of Il Russian trader. WIZ had dogs
TO kill. Well. they didn't ~dicker very
long but when the Strange One heaaeo
; spanking dog-team. Mr.. $ihylock, by
! ,h~ way. had the otter skins. saw
thrv, and they were magnificent We
iirured It up and founta 20 the bnn dGss
apiece. And it wasn't as If. the Strange
One didn't know the value Of sea.ottcr:
he was IN Indian Of some sert. ana What
little he talked showed he'd been
, among white men.
After tho ice passed out Of the Sea;
word came up from Nuplvak Island
that he'd gone in there for grub. Then
! he dropped from sight. and this Is the
! first heard Of him in eight years: Now
wher" did he come from? md why did
he come from there? He's Indian, he's
! hcen nobody knows where rLnd he's had
discipline which is unusual for an In
! dian. Another mystery o. 'tne North
! for you TO solve, Prince.
> lnHnkS, d"LullS OoI wv
many on hand as 1t Is" he replied.
Malcmute Kid was already breathing
heavily: but the young mining engineer
! garrd straight up through the thick
! darkness waiting for the strange or
: gasm which stored his blood TO die
! away. And when he did sleep. his brain
worked on. and for then'.ence he, too.
wandered through the while unknown.
struggled with the dogs: on endless
trails. and saw men live, and toll, and
! die like men.
CONTINUED weduet4ny.)
! ,Copyrighte 1900, by Jack LONDON. All
! rights reSerYed.l
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PREMIER RIB0T
Continued from First Page.)

and having ior Is purpOs" lie
ruin :or years to com" oi on" OF
IN most fertile. sections of
trance.
The civilized world can only
revolt against this conduct on ia"
part q! nation which wanted 10
impose its culture on il, hu'
which reveals itself once a@aiE a.
quite close 10 barbarism stu. and.
in 4 rage Of disappointed ambi-
lion. tramplrs on the most sacred
right OF humanity
In addition to the foregoing nOit
no Representatives Of the F'rcnct
cceivri the following instruction!
equeSting them 10 protest aSainS
he piiIaciag OF safe, and theft O.
tockS by German troops:
according 10 cvidcMc" in DOS
session Of the military authorities IN
the region taken from the enemy.
notabl? at .'PrrUnnc. where
branch of the Bank Of France was
pillagpd aid til" safes broken
into. much negotiable paper has
been STOLEN by tn" retrratinC
German troops. | would b. obliged
il you would call TO tn" attention
OF the government 10 which you
are accredited these wrongs IN
private property against which
the government Of The republic
makes The most. energetic protest.
You will also ask them TO caution
their banks and their nationals
. against all operations concerning
papers. which might De under
taken by German subjects. divcC.-
~ or by Intermediates, without
furnishing serious proof Of their
former ownership
Premier Hibot who also is foreign
minister in the new French rahi-
ne. concludes his instruct ions 10
tn" governments Representatives
in neutral countries By saying
that France. aS we'll as It's allies.
will not in fact recognize as valid
and Effected In good faith opera
lions concerning negotiable" paper
that thr Germans seized in Wolff
ton Of The Hague convention.
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BISHOP WRITES OF
GREAT PREPAREDNESS
RI. Rev. P. J. Donshue, in New YORK
to Sec Nephew or to War Duty
Attends Patriotic Meeting
at Madison Square.

Right Rev. Bishop ponahuc /" ~
New York. wishing Goodbye I" rs
nephew. Ensjsn X. Howard Jon"S. l.,
:. n, ii the t. :. :. Arizona. "i''h
is .onu to proceed - go.
The bishop attended ~" %roa 4
meeting At Madison Squar" Gardrh on
Friday evening. II WAS held I" urge
The "QTcrnmrnl 10 arl!N" measures ~
preparedness. Tn" bishop Wrl''" ~
The. Inrrlig"nrrr:
"Sixiren thousand flied the vast
building. Rarely was such grim de-
termination ever witnessed. Senator
Root, John G.. EIibA"n, president Of
Princeton: George Wharton Pepper.
of Philadelphia; j. Fairchild. S"cr";:
iary Of the treasury in The Cleveland
cabinet. and Mayor Mitchell al New
York. reused th" enormous thronS 10
Il wild pitch Of enthusiasm.
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TIVE LOWER HOUSE
Continued from First paEe1

crafts oyer soutacrn members hoi,Im&
virtually! All uf tho choice Cnrnuitt..
"harmHnHhips hrri," cut IT. i.,.it.I ,!,..-
!rrati"rS t'Ii th.: ccmju@ session would
have 7" So. some G"cid"d "hpmg"s IN
committee heads II northern support
was desired further Eum"rv r"iciin,
;lie capitol daily Indicate that many uf
tho Democrats still Hrc il! - T:.hti..
mood and will demand pledges Of
changes in conulitt-', heads h"f"r. Tho.
will agree 70 caucuS rul"s Oh anytime:
except the secretion % $arakrrl All
!Hrl!"ns ara united in i'"'" support Ut
Speaker Clark Tor "c-rl"rtl0r.
In the last congress only on" h.E
committee. approximations. waE headed
10y q Democrat frunI thr NORTH ltepr--
sentative Fitzgerald OF Mex Yor!, His
acknowledged ability Tor this rlac" as
SurcE him o: PROTECTION Ia tins chair
manship, ,c the Democrats organize M"
Fight On Webb
One OF n" biggest H%htS arn0uc the
Democrats * "Nn"Ct"% /" n"rur on Rep
rcaentatlv" Webb Of North Carolina
former chairman Of III" judiciary COM
uitlco and lender a. III" house prohibit
ton forces He incurred the cumity OF
wet" members OF his party last sos
sion by his energetic support nC dry"
measures All prohibition measures x"
"a judiciary cnmiUilt"" and E"pr"S"u-
tacIv,. Webb is tn" aUthur md cham
piun Of = niinn-wld" prohibition r":'n-
lut!on other committees headed 10y
southcrncrS at Tn" last session OF con-
vress included: Military. Dent. hlahH-
mn: Naval. I'adr"tt. tennessee; Foreign
Affairs. Flood. Nir.;iui;I: Rules. Henry.
Texas: WAYS an! Means. kitchin. North
Carolina: Interstate" Cummcrrc. Adam
son, Georgia: Agriculture. Lever South
Carolina; Bnnking. Glass. Virginia
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$4,000 a Year for
Leader Of Giants

san ANTONIO. Ton, March @a.--
President Hampstead If IA" N"w lorN
GIANTS announced hrr" ,cdaE hat Mum
:.",r John J. Mrtraw has signed a FIVE
year contract calling TO: a S3tlHry OF
$50. no" Il year. il"mr$t"fId said;
"M"t;rIw IS said :" i.. tn" highest
priced man in baseball and he deserves
~ H." H. has boon with the GkiantS
S:iIc" f.u2 and W" hop" 20 hHT" him
With H." club s" long rs l." r"nI't.nS in
~ S..i..t!i.'
Previous 10 signing ~" contract Nc
'iraw'S salary Was announced az $3r.v@o
= Erar.
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INDIGESTION and siIiousness.

WhsN y0i! 10! hlTi0US OF NaEe IT0U'
bic win yoWr di@ea;jUa give Cham
berlain's Tahl..t> 4 trial. These Tab
lets hav. t."niur 4 iHT""!t" with 4
great man. ;.upi" IL" mos" t!*nr-
derS. Nou ar, certain :" hc r;''a~"''
with TN. ;.rn:"I; relief which They
atfcrt.. Dh:Niuth.r rteTywh"re.
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Ths Australian pacing rr"'rH - a."
2.0S 80, having be"n :c1rceI :" ;iNS
mark by Adelaide Direct At New Hca'
land.
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Ensase,nen;s Tor horses from the i!r ii;
~ Julv until welt into November VIII
be furnished by the Pacific coast Clr-
cult.
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walter Cox will have the ,hre"-Ee3f
old trottar Harvest Gale 2:oI =. by The
Harvester ":0! under his care THIS sum
nler.
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The driving club a. Wooster n'n.,
III. bol, ror. meeting May U.s. /
which will open the campaign /" ONO.
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uaIi ".GS,, and gu, Of / daughter OF
Moko. died reccntt:
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IN a. fill from pic" "f machinery -
E"rCi1 E"ti"m last might. l.. /. NrL%h l.
.. year. old cpraiu"i his i"fl ;"c ami
ankle and wuS !nI;"n t. North Wheeling
hospital,
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Work an a new hnrS" barn 20 cost
soNo nGG viii IT,. begun a. the New York
STAT E'a;- .;-uuadS as soon as the frost
rs out - tn" ground $500,
siarrv Pawn. Whitney has bought 500
acres Of n" f,mleud"ri Farm lands IN
Kentucky -. which h" intends 10 sStAo-
.sh Il Thoroughbred nursery.
The Pouehk"-rSis trainer Frank Phi
lips vii, train ;h' ,w"-E''tr Soti
prosj.-,i en- bv t;,:-. Ayw"~;hy ::pS%4
dam i.:,..:.t;o -. n2't. Icy i'T"diSai ":l6.
The fi:>; raa.l q; this season ny ieter
To.n 80 = "a hay colt r"fis" ny -. VI.
Walia,... near Lexington. ~. It's dam IS
L d;uch;-. -; !.ih"ri% 'G:u!"S %:-- =.
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HORSE NOTES

This sud -. q: Peter Soar :" -" Ha3
be.n reduce! from 500 I" $50.
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CONTINUED wedueE4ny.J

,CopvriEhted 1900, by Jack London. All
rights reserved:G
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
A Long Time Coming Up

IfnMY lemon when he started tie iaed on ms @
he squeak but Hack spencer SAYS DC
SIN the National league JACK
before Connie MACK
regular man in TO ceh loo NIu
Cohh his weak
his including MeW refused 20 o
ccoud regular berth Jake yS
$500 mill show New
rned took that great nnelaer Two y 20
Gandi and u TOOK nm Two
sks the with the cubs ana -,
straight couuh'
him Bill Ke two trials and passed n up
McInnis
he Mere three
failed his year up
ONen the
until his third trial
Reds both
before eaught
his first trial honus wagner
bust after three years
Lacquer Ccotte Was up e
thing Harry Coveeskle dion
his trial and Brudde stan mao
tried Dauss and couldn't see MIN
in andd the grade
M chased George Foster Walter Johnson was u
Washington
se him Leonard failed in Boston ne mrs.
had with the Pirates TOOK ia e
arrive after the nrs trial up hish Jim
landed The Yanks couldn't see Pep
Xoung at a a
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
PREP SCHEDULE
ENDS TONIGHT
High Schools Will Close Bias
ketball Season With Friday
Evenings Clashes

Two games Friday viii wind up
the prep basketball games in De
troit
Northwe stern will play Central
while Eastern High will visit West.
ern. Central Is now champion with
Northwestern in Second place Cen
trail Is too far in the lead. however,
TO be displaced by the final games
tonight
Eastern IL in third place and
could be reduced. II defeated. to a
tie for fourth place with Cas-
Tech
Cass has already completed It's
schedule for the season bat will
play an alumni team tonight
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
Minneapolis
Will Have New
Hurlers This Year

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. March
i5.-NeW pitchers will be about
the only thing new about the
Minneapolis American association
team this year Manager Joe Can.
tillon told the United Press TO
day
Pitchers with stun viii be
sought nv "Pongo.' he said. be
cause. a. he dopes II. it's going
10 be a league of curve pitche ~"
this season. The MN city out.
field Is not going 10 look a great
deal different than II did In 1916.
when Minneapolis came near the
nag.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
Tiges to Clash With Champs
Of Texas League Saturday
Rain Makes
Southern Auto
Roads Bad

Up 20 the latter part OF Feb
ruary, thousands OF automobn.
ists have toured into Florida
from Michigan and found the so
ing very good as far a. Nash
vile, Tenn; from there 20 Rome.
Ca. reasonably good and from
Rome on down. good Hut sud
denly the heavens let go and tn
formation coming into the De.
troit Automobile club would In
dictate that the storms were so
heavy that n will be months be-
fore the roads IN this ono sec
ton between Nashville and Rome
will be in any kind OF shape az
MI 10 travel over
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16

MARLIN. Tex. March 1s-The
greatest amount o. temperament
ever collected In tall esub-thats
the New York Giants.
What does II mean
Temperament cen mean Two
things 10 ball ciub--a great win
ming machine or an erratic combina-
ton.
What will IL mean TO the Giants
Listsn-the New York Giants look
like the pest ball club OF the type
since the old Cubs--h Is the same
type OF ball club and the answer.
which will be read along IN the
summer. win tell the story.
II the New York Giants can keep
the same spirit they have now they
are unbeatable II they become in
different. much poorer club can
beat them.
But the present spirit OF the
Giants in itself Is unbeatable.
The men individually believe they
are going TO play in a world se1es.
After talking 10 few OF them
you can't help catching this enthus
siasm-it is contagious. h is the en-.
thusiasm hat is death 20 opposition.
II Manager McGraw and Lew Nc.
Carthy were TO stay away from the
field the same amount OF work
would be lone because the men ere
now right on their toes they have
10 be dragged on tho diamond
When the rockies came to camp
late In February more than half The
regulars showed up with thea
something almost uuheard of-why
Because those men-Jack Murray
JEFF Tesreau. Benny Kauf, Robe
Benton. Mccarthy. schupp and Way,
knew they would 20 better for the
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
Brewers Out
To Submarine
A. A. League

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. March Is.
Preparedness is the watchword
OF President Timme, OF the Brew
ers. this season. The cellar IN
ish made by his athletes last sea
son has put a roui 20 all "peace-
at-any price" plans The Brewer
arsenal IL being stocked for
hot fight when the march for the
pennant starts. April H. During
the alternating season President
Timme and Manager shay have
been recruiting. and this year
thes-are going 10 open the season
with what they consider a real
baseball team.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
IN THE TRAINING CAMPS

home via the water route in case VI
a railroad strike.
HOT WELLS. TeX--SecTctary
Scekamp - the busiest guy In the
world He's arranging 70 break
camp tomorrow n he strike orders
e. thru Miller higgins got In the
game A player became III vest r
day. HOrnsby got his FIRST bit the
fret homer IN the camp and enough
70 go around a. dinner
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
Detroiters Sweep Into Lead
AT A.B.C. Bowling Tournament
Miller's Haberdashers
Roll Total Score
Of 2,977

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, March ~.
Billy Millers Haberdashers, ot
Detroit took the lead IN the i've
men team event AZ the A. y. G.
tournament Thursday afternoon.
rolling up a score OF 2.977.
r 8 starnitske. anchor man for
the Detrolters. is being gwen lot
OF credit for the victory In his
frst game he rolled zoe. In the sec
ord 25S, and in the third 2ie
The team worked like a well
oiled machim The follow M
man picked mp the rollins where his
team mate left OF, and kept up the
good work The lowest mac on
the five. kneiding rolled SCI. while
the anchor man rolled $40
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
Practically Regula r
Lineup Will Meet
II Waco
By HAROLD v WILCOX.

(Stan Correspondent Detroit Times)
wAXAHACHIE, Tex. March lG.
The Tigers will leave for waco
in the morning for the Saturday and
Sunday games with the champions
OF the Texas league
Il Is expected that Manager Jen-
nings will play nearly regular
team. Burns. Young and Bush will
be- in the inaeld while both Elf.
son and Jones are slated for crack
az third. Probably Dyer also will
20 along and draw a chance. Veach.
Heilman and Crawford are 10 be
the outhelders ~ Sam feels In
shape 20 do more than pineh-hi,ting
II Crawford goes down. he h. not
likely 10 play both games thru
which would mean that Harper and
Nicholson would relieve him
The plan as announced today is
90 use all the catchers sending
ore pair home Saturday night with
the pitchers who work tomorrow.
Mitchell Is not likely 20 40 because
OF his sore foot n a short game
IL played this afternoon, and that's
the plan. the pitchers for tho Waco
series will be chosen after that.
Probably In order 20 hirt with n
calamity soccer game was
staged Thursday morning with most
OF the PLAYERS performing In spiked
shoes How some ~ the boys cs-
capped with their lives Is miracle.
Burns was spiked on the ankle and
Holman in the thigh. but fortunate
" neither was seriously injured
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
with Great Humility

humble They remind Us
majority Of the stars we're very slow N M
would the
develop into the princes OF swat Further con
like in the
ultimately back
good in midanng
a mde rtake humility
right fielder and third baseman must
condition pitch this
ability they did last s James
others who always have been tying
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
"Y" SWIMMERS TO
COMPETE TONIGHT

The annual swimming champion
ships OF The Detroit Y. NJ. G. A.
will be held in the association 5
tanks. Saturday night aud Il Is eN.
pected that several new marks will
BE- hung 40.
Seniors and juniors VII compete
in the swimming matches while th9
Deep Sea Divers and the Water
Dogs will clash in a polo game.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16

OAKLAND, Cal-"Shuflin Phil
douglas cant stand kidding ami he
vas made clear thru when he TOOK
thc rlab against tho Oakland team
hit Was ga-nered on him in fouf in
rings. tho Guns winning to
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
Watson and Jones.

yArsoN win make the grade lie light and Of that
r*M}y/ needs His
is \
a
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The Detroit times., 1917-03-16

PALESTINE. Tex.-Here he il
boys BABY Doll" Jacobson lie
tried 30 take third base with The
sack already occupied. Dcspiis his
boner, tn SOakers valloped the
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16

The afternoon was devoted 20 more
soccer. but spikes were barred this
time. Soccer Is introduced 10 break
the monotony OF camp
The weather has been exception
ally warm ever since the club came
south. and the boys are coming
along so splendidly that IL Is no,
necessary to hurry them. Crawford
IL getting In lot Of batting prac-
tire. but had to be content vita
popping the ball into the air. Tho
pitchers arc beginning to show a
little something. and all the batters
are being slowed up a bit.
-
The Roston Graves seer % have
landed choice baseball asset in
shortstop Harrion. This youngater
was member ~ the University Of
Georgia team last year ana won =
place among the leading college
piRyers ~ the south.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16

Baseball critics aho have seen the
Braves in training predict q great
year for Johnny Erers Even thus
early ln me season the Trojan has
been pulling some % his celebrated
wonder playa
The Detroit times., 1917-03-16

sMlHMKE Is the being learned
before
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likely take much
and that Il
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construction Be priceless asset to him
considered modest unasumns eappe That's
baseball he He
he'll tell lot
Howard big
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outw WI he Detroit
with attempt
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himself
OF
accident illness. Of things
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The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
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The Detroit times., 1917-03-16
The Case of Couch.

ToHN COUCH pitchers
u s
fellows a club
IS
hand and like Flanagan blessed with exceptional speed That's
which
ball circuit PLAYERS who bd against Couch last that he
needs polishing
effective u is expected that he will have trouble with control he
have faced him will admit that they him OF color this
explained
second day John
horrible
effective
no
Ban He o
would
idea anybody
Nobody willing
probable they will Fscan farmed
will within reaching