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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07

will b" considered. and at which
tho l4lS football Sch"d"l" VIII ais
given attention. Ii was announced
today that games were under c"nsi'
ton with Washington and Jcti"
Pittsburgh. Army. Navy. i'artm
Rutgers. Penn state. Y. NJ. l.. Aul
Indiana. Marietta. Wesleyan and
any. and that thu. ErXt fall Sch'
wriGr mo; 81 strenuous rs that fol
season just closed. viii be made o
puncutS from tins list
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
G1EE CLUB NAY ZINC.

The Girls Glee club OF Tho Wheq
high school have been asked to join
community chorus which Is beinS fd
ed in practically all Of the
churches The young ladies OF the
have the matter under consideration
In All probability they will accept
community is being formed for a m
moth patriotic recital TO be held
second week in January.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
OUTLINING ATHLETIC
PROGRAM FOR W. Y. u,

Special I" Tn" Int"lliGenc"r.
MDIiC;hNTpWN. W Va. Dec h-The
West Virginia university athletic com
mi:tce will hold an important meeting
here on Saturday nigh; al this week
at which time the basketball and base
ball schedules for the rest OF this year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07

1st Shcnnans Clothes and sell them direct to you
Thereby entirely mddcmans 1obbcrs profits
from factory price, $500
outlet OF thousands
of garments Wols Innings and trimmings IN large
quantities marked So scchc Shcrmans Clothes
Clothes but Of much finer grade OF
doing and business day
wonderful Values and recommend their
0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
COMMISSION FOR RUTH Law.

WASHINGTON. Dec CA resolution
hr:IEncd - permit Ruth Law. the avia
tor IL b" commissioned IN the army
Az IatI"n corps waS introduced today by
E-UrrSrntHiIV" Hubert. ~ New York
horizontally it would authorize army en-
lStmcnt nf women between is and 5;
IN III" discretion az n" president 'ans
secretary Of war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
DUFFY RE-ENGAGED.

CAMHEIpr;E. Mas, Dcc. 6.---IIuSt
Duffy. varsit y baseball coach ut Harvard
laat season. WAS Today rc-cnEagrd =
coach the Harvard Informal and Fresh
men mines next spring. He will call out
al the baseball! candidates February u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
BASKETBALL SEASON
OPENED.AT Y, M. C, A,
LID PRrED OFF N THIS CITY LAST
EVENING AT THE LOCAL
GYMNASIUM
-Four Teams Played Last Evening
Turk stark, A. Bachrnan and Gal
legher Stars OF the Garne

TIE I'D was pried OF the local basket
ball season last evening at the Y. NJ.
G. \. and fine form was shown by the
toSsers in their first Sa,nc OF the sea-
SON.
T. Bach-1an was the star OF the eve
ming. his floor work and passing being
excellent for the opening game. and ne
p!aved IN nid-seasoa form. stark and
C;ailechc- played h.st t"r Team No. :.
while .rt:rk and C,lsthn were III" stars
for team number th."e and one rcSpcc>
lively Tn" scores follow:
Team No. (1I) Pos Team No. (21)
Forward
IIorrhrook Miller
Forward
Recker ------.-... ....'.-.------ S0't'n
Center
NrCoy Star Y
Guard
Mcmillan ------.....--- ArnoTuster
Guard
Gallcch"r. :.
Field goals: Mccoy !: Caiston ,; Mil
l.r !: Stark 5: Fouls: Gallagher 10:
Hnrnbrook !: Calston ).
Team NO (21) Pos. Team No. (2f)
Forward
Lloyd .--------....-'.... bacn'nan
Forward
IUFR ~ A''N"'''ii>&tN
Center
Pow -..-------- --..'''- "o'1S
Guard
Kennen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Jac"buccI
Guard
I,ittSn SCnFtit
Field goals: Lloyd /: Turk 4 Little
.. Bachman ;: J. HaChrlan ): Woods =:
SchaT .. Fouls: Turk 5: kennHu l.:
Eachu,an /: Woods =: SchaG l.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19

sIN-HoON modern. semi bungalow,
large living room hrepiace imwe
dlHtc possession only $500 down.
near Hamilton car limo. un lufor-
maticN over phone. Brooks q New
ton. with Gilmore < ChHtrrelie,
Ai2 Hammond ElIE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19
ALLEGED AUTO
THIEVES CAUGHT
AFTER CHASE

Arrested after a chase thru Wyan-
dotto streets Wednesday night. Floyd
Smith and Arthur lIelko were
brought back 10 Detroit, charged
with stealing the automobile OF Bert
Morley. No.-l125 socond-ave.. from
in front Of tho Statlor hotel.
Morley, soon after the car was
stolen, reported his loss 20 Police
Lieut.. Parker. OF the automobile
squad Surmising that the thieves
would make for Toledo. whore many
stolen Detroit automobiles are TAX
en-. the police OF down-river towns
were notified and warned 70 be on
The watch
Soon after a ear was seen going
thru Wyandotte az top speed and
Wvsndotte officers. communicating
another automobile, pursued After
chase ~ several miles. the car
was overtaken and both men arrest.
cIas they attempted 20 fee. Lieut..
Parker. OF the automobile squad. re-.
turned the car 10 It's owner Rec
ords OF the two arTosters>are being
investigated.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19
Produce

Tho produce market is holding n
rrv steady position Rt present But.
80 ltf'e ,1sitr tiis week.. but
h It uult frmporary aa dealers exc
rrt WUrN IEhrt urtcrs before thr
.a,t sFun comes iu. Tire esq market
sfrpre and heading upward, on
tnht rgccI ufr Poultry ia coming 800
.nm a8N 30 day. ana this with very
ffflt help trom thc drcasers Pota-
nor ago uut moving frecfy nn acrnu ~
low tUmprfnturea. ana this applies
i.n to the fresh vegetable ii-t ~
gu.tHI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19
Financial Notes

Stockholders or the standard Accir
dent Insurance company were in
formed Wednesday. In the annual
meeting, ~ the remarkable strides
tho concern has taken durlng the
iaNt year. The annual staf'Tue mt
shows thqt the assets have Increased
hy sqea.ascIc Tho reserves, ssi So
ft % and the surplus. So. 30f %
Directors and oTiccrn were rc-elected.
Detroit Edison company makes p
favorable showing for U.Cemhtt with
Erose revenue. 90 s. lfe 81. gain
~ o. pnr cent over Tho same month
tn 1915. Operating aud npr-operaf-
i0e rNpcu es lucre9 sod 3i per cent
COR tbr apwe unuNf ans left nef 10
.nc ~ Sts.sN>'5 fsn increase %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19
PICK UP
YOUR PHONE
THE OTHER END
Is HERE
MAIN 4520--

Gilbert W. Lee. president; David d.
Cady. vice-president. and George L.
Treble. secretary and treasurer Sew
cral weeks ago "A cash dividend o.
10 per cent for 1916 was distribu-
ted 10 the stockholders.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19

CEDAR ard Asphalt and Hhinglers
wanted National Roofing and Paint
CO. 1856 -NichiEHn-Rye.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19
lnsuranee coneern prospers.

The past year has becn p pros.
porous ono for the Detroit Fire a
Marine Insurance company accord
Eng 20 the annual statement. Their
arr increases In assets, surplus and
ihe amount OF insurance written.
Tbr following officers were r~riee.
- Edward n Builer president,
g. r. Andrews ,icepr ideu a
IT McDvn'N secretary aud 6 A
Rrckir. aesistapt scCrctary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19
Sugar Market

sugars Detroit wholesale prices.
Crystal Domnocs. alb. $l0.65, DO,
No.. SfO.65: Eagle tablets. 81 30. cut
leaf $500, cubes N,se. MN pow
g. So grauuiated. extra coarse. 81 80,
d.. nuo. Ia bulk. s7lJi 10, 25-lh. cot
tons. 1886 Crystal Domino gran, 2
~ aud J-lb. cartons, in cases. bb /,
al. ii r. cases. s7s5; Diamond A.
t725. confectionery A. $40 No 4.
tfl5, No 8. $40, 80 s. s70b. No. 7.
&C. No s. s695 No. 9. $500; No. 10.
tGs5 No. II $3.50: No. ~ So rs; No.
la. 1910. No. - ssTo. No TO-. ts.7o,
non caking mixture. ss,25; beet gran
ulated. 1926 Per 100 lbs, household
pow'd Is "a 20 case. s20b do. ~
r. $50 ~ 05 ncr case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19
ron sALE--noroRctoLEs
GAPACE. S4655


No Whom o. MAY ckncern Take
r Ig1r nf uVlork 3 no., Eastern
Standard tmr. az liT-ftg Michigan
at, 90 Ahe ciiy ~ Detroit. ali articles
1r Things numbered from No. S50pf
go o. f0f l.ft iu pawn with stein
hrrr'f rHn Office ~ The city q pe-
trnlf Mich. VIII te cello az puoiis
tu-tf1n fn accordance with chapter
f.s Section - f4o4 Compiled
ordinances 90 The city ~ pefroir.
NINBERG~ Il1AN OF FrCE
BY JutICS STETNBEH2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19
Mortuary

TEN DEHGA Anorah. az residence
no spruce. wife of late John PERI
dorFast. mother ~ Rev y. - Pen
dergast. Mrs Swan. MrH. Legs:
Charles. Frank. John y. Funeral
riday sac from residence,
Holy Trinity church
PITnSON-In Brooklyn Sew York.
Jan. ~ 1917. Fanny widow of me
late In. Arthur r. pirrson Dr.
Pierson WAS pastor Of the Forrest.
Presbyterian church Ia this city
from ttra - fs-2
sTEELE--Jan. IS. 1917. Archie. aged
Ss years. dear brother OF Mary.
John and Allan steele. Funeral
Friday m from tho residence
% his brother. 6ei Congress-st
cast TutcIment at Woodmsre,
sTRANG-Ion ~. 1917. Theresa,
aged 50 years. az tho residence u
her daughter Mrs Charles w
Herbst 1if king-aVe- beloved
mother OF Fred g.. OF chicago. ~. F,
Otto, Of Cleveland. Ohio, Anna "
or Detroit Frank OF Clevelandi
Mrs. Charles W. Hrrhsf 81 Detroit,
and Mrs r. IS. Gunther. ~ New
York rurlsl az Cleveland, Ohio.
WATSON jan u. 1912 A. Sa mari-
tan hospital. navid l.. lr, beloved
husband ~ tha late Camilla and
son OF David T.. Watson Funeral
from tho residence. 5aT Jefferson
ave. east. FRIDAY al = .. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19
Leo q cady declare Dividend.

Directors and officers were re-
elected IA the annual meeting OF
Lee a. Cady. IN the company Offices.
"Wednesday. The directors follow
Gilbert Wee David u. Cady. 3
J. Campbell. T J Marsden, Detroit,
Fred J Fox. Saginaw The direct
ors selected the following officers:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19

Apples Is b004 g. per bbL for
-huirr and sou6 for fancy
unna"sn GOOD sAinping stock
4 Rrrn- nr'-f tirnas. So rse 10.
CahnnEc 81 b0fT p~r 100 lbs
Cheese Michigan fats g2tsc New
YcrF. $50. domestic SwtHr- 20 833c,
impartial swiss. ; ns0c. vrick cream
rraehrrvie. Late How>s tsssu
ssn Tor bh' - 20 bp.
Dressrd calves Fancy. $50 isbc
80 i. Itut-c prt M
Frr>h vegetable. Green peppers
SOC hasht taaiaRea. 80 toc do1i
saratep GnHotr rsr ruesnpors.
aot house. t4 s. carrots, si.s5 per
80 ntu n.affts 90 Tecc ct
tirrf far dna California cel-
try. tbe"f o per onr flQrida tofnn-
nulidewer g. doc iottpec. lsc
Grape Fruit t5soes7s per crate.
Honey Fnc white. ls4t7c. eK-
Hay Detroit shippers are paying
me followug rricr Tor baird hay IA
ear tots 5. letrolt No. : uI2o-
~ 81 5tHl5 standard timothy.
80 5orfTa. Neht mived. siR50r :;
50 rfuroflY f If. No. ma al,
1850 lft Ne mixed. tl0u ~, No.
alo wheat ana cat straw. iS.5o09
Icmous SO per box
Lime 4N pcI 90 ,o,,,
lsN''s rt. lsalsc BraIiis.
oranges Nsvois 6 ,}0s55 rior-
ou,ou. IS aas per ioa-tb. sacb.
ra,a,a~. 81 hIrau car lots IN
baEs gfA1fef 40 va new Eermndas,
ife W nm S2 70 rrr ou
Nf.
-frirws. flU ofr fancy hens COO De-.
u-fi4n heu ftnl Fr so hen =.
feMI raneter geese
at m. turkeys z7uesr
Der fh Ufn roaltrF f7 inactive
A. ftffr aNvarH oFcr ifFr.
Rabbits 81 atne n'rer dos
sweet rn'st"~~ Jerseys kiln dried
JoBBiNG PRICES
Canned toods aFyie = ga per
r1l f,ftu rNtus tl.AH 20 80. corn
trnr2 Natnc 81 ftHuhnfd, s ft
table nrta tt-5n az. r'a fw
rfr fur. ST taufards. 5 sale
ror taIf sssu Marrow tai peas
4riF Jsur. $500 dow Tomatoes
.f.ff kl ftI1 aN Ter p
soncc S..tos. standard ga nc.
r s.I ,sr lD
seed hhrr prices. isn-lh. sacks
t.it, aiitn itfo iNtNli'f'As' -
tr |ue fa rF1Ck % corn. tf2
resl $50 corn and ont
su.u fs tom
Fiorr .lefnr prices Rect Mlchi-
ran Ht.uf t4hn SECOND Dafons
$3.50 -unfrht 81 81. pure rye $3.50.
,nrlne rlf rt g7oae snhL iu 18Th pa
Jar tHrh
OF Raw unseed. si02 Boiled I'm.
sect 81 sal n hnrrtl lots koro-
seue. in mon barrels f,bc. red crown
gasoline. Sc sal
MD. W cureT hider 2ic; So.
7 green hides. $50 No 7 cured bulls
tsc, No green ru'ia. isc; No. I
cured veal kip. g2c No. ! green veal
Kip. age Ne { cured nurrain isct
No ! green fnurrsin. i7c No. ! cured
calf. SOC. NO green caif. PC ~" l
horse hides. 81 So hor.r hlfcs SIS.
No I ialiow. IS so. tsiiow. 81 No
1 hides. De- on No kip. and calf
nc or aheepakfn Gas % amount
wool. &C 20 a.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16
SCORNS $4,000
FOR ROSEBUD
Applegate Refuses Big Bid For
Frontier Winner; Kentucky
Makes Big Killing

The second day OF the running
meet at the Windsor Jockey club
plant was greeted with sunshine
which promised 10 make the track
good for this afternoons program.
The turf got thoro soaking sun
day hut should dry out pretty well
before the bugle blows for the FIRST
race today Seven good numbers
are on the card. with the third race
being the headliner because n IL a
division OF the Canadian.bred colt
division. The fourth race will draw
more than usual attention because
Rancher is In there.
Kentucky cleaned up Saturday "a
G.. Apologize put over two big win
ners in Old Rosebud. which captur-
ed the Frontier, and Jack Hare Jr.
which ran away from the other TWO
year-olds in the second Rosebud
paid $3.50 for a 81 ticket. and Jack
Hare WAS an s 20 shot. n is said
the Kentuckians had their all down
on these two horses II Is certain
that they carried of enough money
to float war loan.
The comeback OF Old Rosebud
continues TO be the big talk OF abe
paddock This horse has done some
sensational running this year but
horsemen somehow could not be
lieve in the comeback. Conditions
favored the gelding A light rain
fell Just before the Frontier. and
several OF the promised starters, in
Guiding Liberty Loan. were scratch
I'd The track had Just enough drag
10 bother Boots, the fsvorite. and TO
make the going ideal for Rosebud
Rosebud is small horse, and
John Madden sold him as yearling
20 Apologize and Weir for 5000.
Madden didn't think the little fell
low would ever amount 10 anything
Rosebud did splendid work as a two
year-old and won the Kentucky der
by as three year-old he bowed a
tendon in 1915, and was out all last
year
Nobody thought he would ever
race again, but Old Rosebud has
won II OF IL starts this season
Owner Apologize was offered $2o.e
600 for old Rosebud by +. r.. Brad
ley Saturday night and refused 70
talk a deal His reason was that
he expected 70 win s35. 900 more
worth ~ strikes for him before tho
present season ends
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16
Ehmke Is Certain To
Hurl One
Game

The Tigers have the first division
by The nape OF the neck today BY
winning both games from the Ath
letics this afternoon. they can ad
vance into select company. and
neither Cleveland nor New York
can do anything about IT, All these
two clubs can do is TO battle to see
which will tumble One of them
must WELD II tho Jungaleers do their
duty 5Y thc MaCkies this afternoon
There is 10 guarantee with this
double.header. The Tigers should
be shot an sunrise If they don't make
just about a clean sweep OF the slS
games OF tins series another double
bill Tuesday, starting at LAB
O'Clock Cleveland got within strik
ing distance By winning seven
straight Six straight would do as
much for Tlge for Chicago and The
Red SoX are taking their beatings
with some regularity now. But the
Tigers have played careless ball
against Philadelphia all season, and
their play was very sloppy Sunday.
They never would have had 2 tough
time winning but for a wretched IN
field throw by Dugan in the third
inning, and the combination Of
villa heave by Schang and misjudg-
cd fly by Podie In the eighth. The
Athletics Will beat any club tina will
play their grade OF ball and they
have been hitting enough to be dan
gerous in any close game. Tlge
can't afford 10 toy with the Mackies.
Ehmke will pitch one Of the games
today Carroll Jones and harry
Coyeleskie will work he other.
Covey thinks he is good again. The
Athletics never nad defeated him.
q might be a good team for biri
To work against, if he is TO get an
other trial.
Probably Joe Bush viii fling
sgainst Detroit In one game &C. icy,
and Noyes is a likely choice in the
other Both are mighty good when
they arc az their best.
The Tigers broke into the lSd il
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16
A Great VI. & NJ.

n FULL OF NJ
which wiln the .
~ and of them Detroit
viii will be
Cleveland this week viii be confined
preliminary and the probably viii be
the
will Cleveland unless she fails 70 rally from
Pittsburgh
NJ will drive Busys Lasse This Cox e
watching Among the famous horses entered
in he is half
the of the NJ entries will Cleveland
the ito IS he NJ this
VI. VI stake. 2rs trof.sI edne 70
Mack n by h.
Busy's Las.e n. M nv
n n, CEN at,si Fnyr m
Spier h m by ctum ier I
eiscotM las Pcrfc h m W L. - h
h~nsu h y b.
Border ~ straight
sail, m by h
b. H.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16

The sporting world will give more
soldiers 10 Uncle Sam than any
other class The youth. spirit and
physical fitness OF the athlete make
him more eligible.
Ted Meredith, the famous Olympic
winner and champion middledis
lance runner OF the world, was one
~ the first to join. He is in the
aviation corps and has made his
first fight as a finished aviator.
Johnny Overton OF Yale is lieu
tenant in the marines; so is Don
Lippincou Wilcox. Higgins, Wind
nagle. and Meanix are a few OF the
best known soldier athletes.
Tennis has given far more fight
ing men 10 the colors than some
other rougher forms OF sport WI
liams. the champion is MP AZ
Plattsburg. striving for a commits
sion. Church and Washburn, two
eastern leaders, expect their hon
ors soon.
responded very wei. Kid Mccoy
the famous old-timer is now known
as Sergt Celhv. and his khaki-clad
figure Is familiar In all prize rings.
He has enlisted many recruits for
the Seventy first" Willie Richie,
the former worlds lightweight
champion. enlisted recently out in
California, and so has Jack Dillon,
the we'll known light heavyweight.
Poor Les Darcy. the late middle
weight chaepion of the world. died
United StS es soldier.
Football is a mans game and IL
played by men. The enlistments
prove IT, The army is crowded with
eridiron heroes-past and present.
Brickley. Mahan. Driscoll. FELTON,,
and other stars turnout the country
100 numerous 10 mention are in
training camps
Hank Gowdy. hero OF the worlds
series in 1915, is the first big league
ball player 10 enlist Gowdy Joined
the colors in his home town, Co
lumbus, O. He will probably be
permitted to rejoin his team for the
rest OF the season, however No
doubt many ball players will don
Uncle Sans uniform when they
have laid aside their baseball uni
forms al the end OF the present
season.
Gardner. the famous golfer. Is a
soldier. So are many others less
prominent Golf is doing great ser
vice in raising money for the Red
Cross and other war charities. So
are the professional baseball clubs.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16

tho third inning Sunday. Dauss,
Bash AID VT singled IL sCccosuion
after TWO were out Cobb bounded
to shorutop Dugan. Who mado
wrctchcd throw 20 Mclnnis Dauss
ana NItt Tailed son the error. HSr-
per doubled with one down in the
fourth, and Stsnage scored him with
single There was nothing more
doing until the eighth. except lit
tie starring by Cobb in the ffth.
Ty singled 10 center and dashed to
second while Strunk held the ball.
getting credit for a two-bagger.
Wit led of the eighth with a two
Dagger. Cobb scored him with
single that was a single because the.
lntield was playing in and the bSn
bounced over McInnis. Cobb stole
second and took third on Schang's
overthrow Veach scored Ty with q
single Harper was hit by pitch
ed ball Stanage drove in two more
runs with a double which Bodie let
go over his head
The Red Sox earned an even
break in their series with Detroit
because Mays and Gardner both had
good days Saturday. The Tigers got
Ally four hits and one scratch tally
of Mays underhand floaters, and
Gardner drove in three runs and
scored another himself. Boland was
just fair, as he usually is against
Boston. That seems to be his linn
club.
Two new players will be with the
Tigers in a few days. Catcher Blag-
stead. from Tacoma. and Pitcher
Daily, also from the Northwestern
league, have been ordered TO report
n ONCE Billy Sullivan recommends
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16
ST. LOUIS GETS
MAGEE; YANKS
GET MARSANS

NEW YORK. July l6-Armando
Marsans and Lee MaRee. both OF
whom We're star outfeldcrs in the
National League. but who have fliv.
vered in the American, will eN
change places today Marsans goe
from 81 Louis 70 he Yankees while
Magec goes 20 the Browns Marsans
was credited with being one OF the
Game greatest gardeners when he
was with Cincinnati Mage was
recognized in the same light when
he was with the Cardinals
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16
w. G.. A. CHANGES
STYMIE RULE

CHICAGO. July 16-As a result
Of experiences in the western ama-
teur golf tournament here last
week. the Western Golf association
has announced a slight chanr In
its no-stynie rule In case OF
stymie. the nearer ball can now be
lifted or played. at the option az It's
owner
Experience won the western cham
pionship for Francis Ouimet Slrur-
day The forme irrational amateur
and open champ defeated Kenneth
Edwards. of Chicago. by one hoieo
Edwards played poorly on The
greens white Ouimet WAS of torn
in his approaches The misnl3ys
each other until the show
down. when Ouimei was able 90 set
tie down and capture the crown b.
the scantiest OF margins
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16
SAMMY TAYLOR is
SAILOR BOY NOW

Sammy Taylor. well known in
these parts and Pennsylvania as
n hard-hitting lightweight boxer,
informed his friends last night
that he had enlisted in the Unit
cd States navy Sammy boxed
at Pittsburgh and nearby cities
last winter and returned 10 his
home in this city only recently.
His real name is Grabowski. and
his lineage is not that Of the Al
lies.
Some hard things have been
said OF Taylor IN the past, be-
cause Of difficulties he has had
with promoters and managers.
but Detroit boxing fans can have
nothing but n boost for him now
Once Taylor gets into the physi.
cal trim which the navy viii de-
mand % him. he o. likely 10 stir
mp some OF the navy champions
with that haymaker OF his
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16
COLEYS WIN IN
SOCCER BENEFIT

The soccer season ended sunday
afternoon. when The Caleys beat the
Roses at Packard park by score
OF TO 3. The game was an eXhi-
bition joust, arranged for the benefit
OF C. Mullins, player who was IN.
jured in the recent Red Cross bene-
At game. A big crowd was OUT and
Mullins was given big lift The
Roses outplayed the winners IN the
second half, but could not overcome
the 3 TO 0 count the Caleys had piled
UP in the first session
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16
Ids in the past Here is the dope:
Murphy's Ambition.

TIME OF fact that asserts
there is department in harness racing in which Tom MURPHY
Murphy still Is 10
Pougheepsie wizard He's
hes chunk bacon and
surprise of NE @ HIS babies
of the
youth out in
front is he
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16
sunday. Results
Saturdays Results


First game
Chicago 20 10 . 0 o. i2 1
Phillies. 20 | 0 0 0 0 o. 8 o
Batteries--HendryN and Dihoener
ooscheger, Mayer. Bender and KILL
fer.
Innings Ia t5e7s Ri r
Chicago % oi001 0 O-s 1
Phtllles 90 o 0 o ! O-sio o
Battcries-Carter and Wilson.
OcscheGer and Killifer
First game
c,b IeG,"ss J 3 so,c;S;sd7s,2 "a FL Z T
New York, o Al o. O o-s13 q
Battcrics-- Filler. Ring and Clark
Sallcc and Gibson
Second game
c,I InnIns, i2,sSti5s5s9 RHE
N ,"S'N yak 9 4 . 9 . 3 9 / IL :
Batteries-roncy and winEo An
and Rsriden.
First game
Innings sst5s 7ss RHE
sro 'sRlsS x" 3
Batteries-coulson, Mamaux and
Miller.
second game
Pittsburgh . 90 q 0 90 90 2
fffhFlN0 W I ~ - y y - u
Batteries-Nilier and Schmidt:
Matqua ~ and Myers
First game
Innings 4ss7sa RHE
81 Louis. ! o o Q q o. ?
Boston 80 90 O % o e. 313
Rntteries-Amea and Snyder. Tv-
Ter and Tragrcssor
Second game
Innings I2at5 s7sa RHE
ct. Louis. % o o 90 o 2 ELL 4
Boston 30 0O20 90 o -
Bstteries-Packard,p oak and Con
sales; Radolph and Trsgressor.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-16

william r. LETTER. IS years old,
No. 80 Csmpbell.ave.. Windsor an
employee OF the Michigan Central in
the Windsor yards. was killed early
Sunday morning when ne fell from
a moving train The funeral Will
be held Tuesday. burial being al
woodslee. Ont, LETTERS former
home.