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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20
Meet Browns Today In
Frank Navin's
Arena

The Tigers are home They are
not in the FIRST division. and because
they couldnt defeat walt Johnson
twice in the same series, they, have
not an average of 300. But since
they lett home. just before Memorial
day. they have climbed from a ylr.
mal ne for The cellar championship
10 within what Is conceded 20 be
striking distance Of the top They
won two out Of three from Cleye.
land. three OUT OF six from New
York three straight from Boston,
one Of two from Philadelphia. and
three of four from Washington.
Their excellent work at Boston
knocked the world champions out
OF tho lead and pulverized the far
famed Red Sox pitching stan
The trip was a tremendous sue
cess in every respect The Tigers
found themselves capable Of bending
luck until n broke for them Their
pitching was very good. and the bat
ting a big Improvement over what
had been served the fans earlier in
the spring The team has not yet
developed its full power, but in the
east % showed aggressiyeness. cour-
age and driving power that makes
The future very encouraging The in
dlydual features OF the invasion
were the return 10 form by Dauss,
tho batting feats OF Young. Veach
and Cobb, and the return 10 batting
form Of Oscar Stanage. who can
now be worked in alienation with
Spencer without greatly weakening
the team offensive power.
Willie Mitchell was sent home to
open the series against the Browns
today If Willie does hurl this after
noon. he probably viii also take the
Sunday game. Boland is another
choice, for the little Highlander
didn't have much 10 do at Washing
ton Evidently Jennings has been
saving him for this St Louis series
and possibly two games against Chi
cago Neither has pitched against
St Louis this year. so there isn't
much dope of that sort TO figure on
them
Whether or not Bush and Burns
will bc back today is quns-
ton that only tho official lineup can
answer Crawford played nice
game "a first ar Washington, and
Dyer did very well Al short II DOME
and George need another day or TWO
OF rest. they viii get &c.
Bill James had more tough luck
Tuesday He had TO hurl against
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20
Tigers Are Home From Fine
Invasion of Eastern Lots

Walter Johnson when there wasn't
chance 10 boat rha big swede. Wal
Ter was very much dIsrsted with
himself for hls exhibition IN the first
game Of The series. and DE cu loose
yesterday The only opening Tigc
had Was The inability OF Catcher Ain
smith % hold Johnson's shoots Even
then Walter defended lhe plate and
tagged ont runners Ike an nhcld.
or, go Nat all attempts TO- score on
passed balls We're hzzlcs
Vcach got triple and James
scratched ana nfcld hit All the rest
OF the Tiger hauling was done by
Cobb who made three hits for four
bases In tour Times an bat Ty had
no scoring chances Ills extra base
hit was a double which Doe manufac.
tured thru speed he singled d.
rectly into DC hands of Rice, and
took second while that Young man
saorcd I'm riebf field Cobb has bat
ted against Johnson in TWO games
within Che past week He scored a
sacrifice a stroll TWO runs and i've
hits in six official times az bat
The Nationals scored Tuesday in
The FIRST inning James was a bit
az faul th time Tie left Foster
get away with bunt that he should
have felded Foster took second on
an indeld out and scored on sin.
/ gle from he bat of Rice Washing
ton completed ITS offense In the
fifth Crane singled and johnson
walked Crane took third on Judges
! hy 20 Tar right
Clark Grimth says Foster Is the
best hitand-un batter in the
league Foster made good for his
manager Tuesday AZ this iuncture,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20

uRNG the spring INVESTIGATION was made Of ono Of the baseball
These usually offer grand prize Of 81 1000 $4,000 or
ike and
holders
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baseball
full -Four Of the
buried time that
chance participated the pool Five addresses
addresses that they had
In
thing There believe their
lions
under sharng
profit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20
Some More of Them.

has The
M a split
have
Cleveland They good edge
Cleveland has been putterng around
The OF
thing The Indians have four seven games with
from the fanks
held the Red Ave victories in nine starts and boast
split $3.50 break OF
dealing with the fohles and St Louis has
OF six from this first division club
Brown los o Chicago.
ouo % New the first
waop
White
wi The
Cleveland actually have three
Washington boast only the
Mackes.
division but
Boston and 81 Louis and
clubs
has been
little chart has been prepared show just how this niercub
clashing today Il
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20

TINS
4
what makes them
the the whole cboode that did
only %
The Tigers for such misfortune
seven
beezed and dropped Take
and rho whole invasion dead heat.
g telling tho VIII bring forth With
eight likely split The league
with
hitting pinche win
pitching
inn
had last month that recalls the
certainty Of baseball
on tho day a
Reds he Iie had been ntakng hrs strikes
Leslie kopf
The slot Whereupon Jim Thorpe
%
ball th Official entitled victory II
noht ball for 10
anne game. dish him drubbing
But point pitched,
II blows
Furthermore
Bruins manufactured
punching Of luck than scored In
that by Of to Sixteen Pirates were
rthng like Il Just the other
made ~ hits and couldn't win compare
baseball
OF glad ding Of all this
rs thad her
paddle his chance will be
about the rosicst Of them an
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20

.Rnttcd - Iares In eIrhth

Totals ........ ..29 p u
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20
WATTS FAMILY
WINS THRILLER
2:15 Trot AT Bay City Tues
day Is Race Fans Never
Will Forget

BAY CITY. Mich June 20 Pa
irons Of the Michigan Short shin
trotung circuit never will forget Tho
2:l5 trot 40 Bay City Tuesday Tho
feature event 81 The opening card
went six Wild and woolly heats.
The winner was Blackburn Watts
an outsider IN tho speculation The
winner fought IL ont an the way
with Doris Watts who was Far from
rayorite Both are offspring OF the
famous General Watts. and both are
owned In Detroit ! a Adams
owns the horse and George Slaugh
ter owns tho mare
An even dozen steeds started this
race. including such winners as
stephen. Lena Moko and King Clans
man. stephen never WAS IN danger
OF The money. Doris Watts got
away with the first two heats after
spectacular trots. and lost the third
10 Blackburn Watts only by nose
altho tire had been torn of her
sulky In The jam around the third
turn Doris had more bad luck in
the fourth heat. when collision
spoiled her chances Kine Clans.
man furnished surprise Ia the
afih heat. when The Mcmahon en-.
Try came back strong and won the
round The Watts horses stickins up
In the money places The sixth
heat was p Watts vranElc altoceth-
er. Blackburn Watts winning. set
ting the pace all the way
The Tuesday summary
2-l5 TRoT. PURSE $1,000.
by cen Waits ,Mll,v 10 : I . Z
f4lris Watts h. m. hy
Gsn Watts tLee) 3
IS NIX Clansmau. Or X.
hy The Clansman tMc-
Alcy H.. CHI. no % FIem-
Ruth Roland. b. m
tWinslow) ....... 10 70
Lena Moko. D. m. dam
sistcr Ella. oh. M pa
Grand Marshal blk
(Hopkinsl ....-. ~ II 10 re-
stephen b. tPlerce1 6 90
David Look. br
tDoaey) ..,.....S s r0
Miss silver Todd D. M.
tEdmanl ........I dr.
Great Northern. hr g.
fMaiorl ........ .... De
Timc--s15A. 2tltA. 21fs. 2i5tt.
2a5 PACE. PURSE $500.
Battle King D. d. bv King
Bingeu ". Fleming ,.....
Cedar Lake Girl. % M tSet-
tle-AshlcNl ....,... 4
r T.. e. blk 4 Potter -. @
Frank r. bills s. ~. Flem-
lnRf -.,.....s.s. B
Hazel Pointer b. m OHop-
kinsb ........ ..... b
Dandy pllion. ch n OfuneD o
Aaron Dillon. o. d.. tAdamsl g de
Time % t3i. 2leA fai4
22s TBOT PURSE $500
fnEara. b d. by EinEafa
tRag sdalo- ........t.. .-.......
i.etsnne s. D. % trrummcr
TfeartteSs D. m. tMlloA f.....
Tho Futurity. b lGrahnml 3 ds
Anne Cecil hr ~, l.ccl .,..,. d.
pemrnto. hr D. tMerarfhvI d.
Time 9 ts&. 2.t9A. 2lsfi.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20
LANGFORD QUITS
FOR FIRST TIME

BOSTON. June 20 Either Sam
Iangford was on one Of his vaca.
lions last night or he Is going bad
sadly he was forced 20 quit 10
Fred Fulton in the seventh round
OF bout here last night. His
trouble was unusual for him, for ne
was not able 10 stand the punish
meut handed him by the white
giant DO was the first time the Bos-
ton Tar Baby ever Quit 20 anybody
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20
MeGRAW REPUDlATEs
ANTI-TENER SPLURGE

NEW YORK. June 20 John
McGraw has hoped from the fry
ing pan into the thick of the
Are lie saved his baseball hide
Tueday afternoon. when be
made affidavit that no never had
given out an interview in which
he criticized the record Of John
Tener. president OF Tho National
league lie denounced Tho I'M
terview a. a pure fabrication n
happens. however. mat the base
ball writer's who gave the inter
view publicity are ~ the hlgh
est reputation. and McGraw
population has aroused their
wrath Il Is very likely that the
Giant leader will have 10 do
some tall explaining VI he Is 20
retain his standing with the
writers association
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-20

ia tied Tor DANES IN eiThth
Innings ......1 34s6IS
Detroit .....-.....0 % D 90
Washington 81 o o . . o o 0 N--S
'rwo- base hit-Cobh. Three base
hits -Veach. Rice Double play-Cobb
90 stanage 20 James 20 Stanage. Left
on bases-Detroit s. Washington g.
Bases on balls-On Johnson 2. on
James ,. of Coveloskie T. Hits and
earned runa-On James and In :
innings of Coveleskie and o In
inning OF Johnson and In 9
innings Struck ont By Johnson s.
hy James g. Tmpircs-Owen and
Uincen Time 80
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he slammed The ball thru short Just
as Johnson went down and Dyer
went 10 cover. and both runners
scored In This play Johnson put
one over on Cobb Ty felded the
BAH and threw 10 second to head
OF Foster He figured that Johnson,
being a numbering pitcher would
stop al third Walter didn't stop. he
scored Cobb got even however lie
went from first 10 third on an in
field out in the seventh. but Dyer
famed and spoiled whatever scoring
chance their might have been
Manager Jennings did not return
with the team he dropped off at
Scranton, Pa. 10 attend the COM
mencement exercises at Mount st.
Mary's seminary Miss Grace Jen-
ninps. the only child Of the base
ball hero. is one of the graduates
at Mount St Mary's this spring.
Hughey will rejoin the club in time
for Thursdays game
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FeeforANo Club Has Shown Strength Paddle All Corners
TVS BATTING Squirt
is IS GAMES LONG

Ty Cobb came home from the
east today in the midst OF one
of the greatest batting spurts in
the history OF the American
league he has made AZ least
one base hit in each Of the last
Is games In which ne has played.
During these Is games. ne has
been al bat IS times. and has
drixen oar so safe blows for an
average OF 5ls There has
been nothing nukey about the
macing squirt Those 30 hits
have been for a total Of 50 bases.
and Ty's smuggling average for
me % games is an astounding
SGD.
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AMUsEMENrs

Printing--the plain neat kind-that
~ ~ir@s--T sn~~ foh pent -.-Nafn fS2O.
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TINE LEAGUE
clubs similarly have bated themselves The
has Every has
chance tackle other both home and foreign fields
determined Of
he league race a absolutely wide open affair Everybody has chance
exhibited hed There
club the Johnson clan that hasn't been able 70 slam what are deemed Tor
squaeg amdhps samnnB welcomed with
than others. but
cheers
White examination OF ntercub
this
that Cleveland has edge
ont Red SoN
Detroit 81 Louis
will be these clubs later The
They have drawn credit for
decisive
club nobody Washington and Philadelphia Detroit and
Beansters The Barrytees have only
and
on
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-10
Teeth Prevent
North Dakotan From
Joining Allied Arunie,

Spokane. Wash, Nov. 10.-A con,-
bination Of circumstances. chief OF
which is set Of false teeth in his up
per jaw. has prevented Paul X. soren-
son, q native Of Denmark, from get
ting into the raj on the side OF the
allies. Sorenson is from North Dakota.
After being rejected for service be-
cause Of his lack Of a full complement
Of natural teeth, Sorenson bought q
ticket here and applied at the local
Canadian, recruiting office. Because
he Is an American citizens, however,
he was again unsuccessful.
He had registered for service under
the selecNve draft law, and for that
reason cannot get into Canada, where
he believes he could enlist in the do
minion forces. He left for Seattle in
the hope that he could ma an oppor-
tunity there to get into q uniform Of
one OF the allied nations, :.
A New York man named Damn has
had his naHns changed. Probably
heard too many persons using HID
name promiscuously In the rescsnt
-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-10
BY HARD POUNDING

Is to write entertaining and more or less instructive ar
ticles for the newspapers and mazazines have recorded
and described SO many ingenious ways for winning thi,
war without fighting that 1t is rather surprising that the
government Of the United States continues to assemble
men In camps and train them in methods which, IL the
inventions Of which we have been told are tosplay their
part properly, must soon be obsolets.
We have been told Of submarines which can destroy
anything, and of protecting devices which no submarine
can destroy; of airplanes and engines which will permit
the filler to annihilate time and space. and Of trucks on
which al the Allied troops ought to be able to ride d.
rect to Berlin and down Unter den Linden; OF devices
electrical, and chemical and mechanical, which, at the
touch OF q button or the squirting Of an essence or the
mans without exposing q single Allied soldier to any risk