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{Michigan State Tennis Tourney Opens With Good Day for Championship Matches
fTigers Contident of Taking
f Today’s Game From Indians
Dubuc or Cunningham
Expected to Work;
Griffs Next
CLRVEUNO Auk 1* Arriving
' from Chicago today »here they
humbled the White So* In tw ■> out
[ of three gan.»«. »he Tlge* looked good
i s ot * victory over the Indian* be
; fore leaving for the rant *hero they
f W {ll commence their offensive * 'th
Waahlngton The Indians have be. n
‘ going rather ragged of late, and the
'■ Jlingaie. ru ar* confident of grabbing
thla ooa
Cunningham or Pubuc will do th»
{ flinging, most probably tbe laftei
r Jam*-- Oauf* and Covele*g|e were
•ent atralght through to Washing
ton laat night lo be In readme** for
th« claah m tib the OrlfTltht Wednes
| gay The Tlge* will hate an open
I gay Tuesday, with moat of it spent
•n tbe mad
The Jungaleerw are particularly
. eager to grab off today's game a.* it
f grill give them undisputed poase*
•lon of fourth place for which the>
• are now tied with tbe Brown*. Thf
latter have an open day and a 'ic
-1 lory for the Tlgera would lift them
g half game ahead of the Brown*
While Sunday’s result put the
Tlgea back Into tbe first division it
| eras a shallow victory. They sue
oreded in beating three of Row
land's strong men. and rapped the
hall for 1& safeties and 22 bases
hut the defense of the Jennlng'
Crew mas humiliating, and If the
Sox could have recovered in spots
IS the Tiges did. they might have
lamed the tide.
Burns was back again and Heil
ggan went to the bench. George got
; a single and a double
Chicago's game was tbe first Sun
Cay battle won by the Tigers since
June 11. It was their last appear
ance hefe, and the net result w».«
' three out of eight games
Tub Spencer, anew Detroit ca»ch
#r, made bia first appearance Sun
day afternoon, catching the Ja*t
three innings, and made a fairly
good showing
Considine Once Tried to
! Sign Wagner for Detroit
That, At Least, Is
Story From
Pittsburgh
n *
Pittsburgh p*.. Aug 11
«e«th of Oeorge Conaldine recall«
|b« fart that he once uried io aign
IfaD* Wagner to an American league
eoktrart. The Incident occurred
,Wck In 11K>2. durtng the war be
tween the National and the then
•xpandlng American circuit.
' The Pirate* were playing in New
York at 'he time, and wer* stop
ping at the old Marlborough hot*l
on Brohdvuy A man named An
gua ma* paD owner of *h» Ibtrolt
tranchiae in the American league,
and he went to New York in an ef
fort to lure Wagn<*r and other star*
THE “HAM”
r- AIAWS* T'lS COMLToThiS 1 '
-KICKED AftOuT BY ALL- K Thing
OF 3esT A AH’ ME k
BUT A FEW
SHORT YE LARS AGO I Wuz
Playin'leads with jawu Jg&Zfc, L J }
I l|t l WSQRAW IwuzAOAR L fev
TMtN —AN HEADLINER. 1 TT
— ~' { V: g .
■■
MOST BOVS DON'T
THROW CORRECTLY
Eddl“ Clcott**, of 'b#
Whit# Soi
"l>td you ever stop to ion»»d*r
how many boy* appl' for pitt
ing )ob* whwn th*’> doi -tr.. -
how to throw * Pali orrt*v< \
Th« trouble with tbrm > th-.
th**) Jutt rtrk it up tb*m*c '• *■*
: They think th*" arv dwtelop; '£
■ efficiently
“Refor*- at.' boy car hop** *o
be a pitcher hr irr fr-r :: ■'
sure that the w«>- h« thrown
• th* right way To throw tn< •r
--rectly m*»an* ’hat vou ar*- « >r
;n g your arm too hard :ha‘ you
.ire s» r *lnlr.g It more than i*
n* c#**«;«r>
To throw rorr*-ct:> mean* that
you throw » .and, the >.**' *-ff< rt
on ynur *rm am! ve* ob'aln beat
-oi>t:lt« r. -peed or endurance
NO .MINORS FOR
GEORGE SISLER
George Si«W *»’* h* a* v*r «II
pla> ;n Hie m:n >r*. -ut .»-* r. a
hr hit* t r backward 'nil he will
dig ou» hi* diploma an 1 - t,> • n
glneerlng Sayi
1 took up profe-Moml **• « : if
trr receiving a liapl -r t •
cal * r.*rtr."**nr.g a f th* * niven*:\y
of Michigan !.»,-&.« “
turn)* were there \ n;..n • • *
In a profess icr find* i- >r.i * ’•-**
3 * money rone* • «i w.y <! t ere
ia much w ork \r. 1 v rt >
“In intend to u>* * * •* it '
month* to h w*-T«*r.
keeping In tourj with ►•g.n*»nr
baseball la a grin-’ *arr,e fl r.d I want
to get to lh* top If V 'hr
present ra** Ink ! car T e' tt
12 year? wfh a f-" m<*
"One thine l wtll m»er p!\
the minor* At soon a- I start r
slow down. I will juit. ar ; ’ l **t
what ! ran do wjt.b rc*< anira} e
gtneer.ng
Jwat Hillard r*(aar< to
moot him KrH Patlon ae mid Haim*
•hr h*>> >«ri(h< champ wn-btp 0»
right. Prcd. ihl* I* a rrrr ronntr*!
Claim aaMhlws r*« tike.
a»ay Irom the Na'ioaal < -
Coc*:dine •!* a form* r a
ren. and Angus hun*ed in. , He
:r.forn:efl iTTru ITiat TANARUS;
hare a conversation w.-fa Hor.
but had been reptilaed ea 1 -,-.ae he
mude an attempt to in**re .-sro.
*t to m*.” said C n-.«i!j.
"I'm some flier h* and Inr 4
waited until Wagner had retired *a-*
nigh* Then th* y brok- 'n’o «
room at the Marlborough, an] i* 1
their pli.n before him. 7. ** : k
a huge salary off* r to jurr o
American leagu. Ifit U' i, -w, <
firm in hi* dererrolna' -in •• - 1
Barnev Dre?*;s» and 'he ’1 nin
Datlon. Consldine la'*- told th »
story himself to Drey* ;- -* Wagner
bad L*g!ected 'o m*r. Nor. ’
f'rlnllna —*k* slain nest ktn«t—ttiat
la fi* fct—-Timea Job Dept. — Wart* O.
BOX SCORE
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t. e p to Newark. N J. to f ort
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and 4*lll r*)«*ln hi* *!<• enmrage. He*.
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Only Town to Produce Two Big League Ma nagers
K „ via “> . '.H<l ' Vi«e to
iwt*;i •; >*4 wh»t) Jitnmy Cal
lAhan ;ai*4i his kie“'e' *.nd left
the tow r rt 4* ’o the Philade.phla
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one >*’37 t!*er Alls:' .- >5 irture
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Other I.!* who pr-- ' tr;r >
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buaN.cg N w Knghni City 1 ll w. and
STANDINGS
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Boa*on it Kru. Him
DENVER HOY WINS
100-MILE RACE
Ray WahAAr. of IVr.v»' w»* t »
winner of the I r ,' neb 1
. rare at the ri.' ’’A * Sir.
day. beating R'-rt P ! iro /
Mllwa’ikee H«* •* n'- •-* national
| champion for the di*’ar't he raced
The freriTer h»OT 'rirI** 1 ** is r Seen
hea’en but for Park 1 r top fe,#
fuel A b'r rrowd * .aed th*
rwre
“Rr*»n %r* Herd Mil”—headline
IT*e reh * pulrlna them tn she ••me
clave will* •»*eml i*f «nr al.leal hnoh*
maker*.
*
Plapatehea fcnwi the **e«« atate a
rhnreh alntrl ha* hern arreatnl f..r
j fnr*erf. ami ha»e h*en nlterlaa
Ifelae nntea
Several bn«n*hfera In recent * ear*
ha*e «,,« title* »n f..nla If pennant*
maid he <«nn nn fan Ia thina* <*«nid
l»* pretty aertl for Mnahiaptaa.
By Ripley
DETROIT TIMES
Ca!’* n and M Tin Into org.ir.ir*'l
baseb ill .in ! .» lot of Xheru made
g• ! -i* 'h"»r wo ra'- e* alon*'
l A'e wd'i ll ni Mie ravage* of Ura*
rallahan took the s'**:' ’n r o be***
al! after aceep’ n£ an offer of $25
4« .. ■< ro pitch two gau.it s Th»*
! r*'“ r.*d like a f. rt n- com
pared to rt- meanly atlpep.d *- v
;> .:rr.b*-rs appren’ *'e and '•'Sides
Cal didn t f-tney t >tln< bw’ht .bs
around on hi* ne - k
So hi* Vi-w t e ’dilfTl In* sCtie
.ni ielve] Into th* ru' >t . >as
r. * but b» fr« guittina F t hh re
r-.1.d his hiand a* bird UN r n a,
w ors'ed ’ il a" ”*< Cr tifa * day .>n !
Tennis Tourney for State
Championship Honors Is On
Feature Mntfh Started Monday
Wektbronk and
Tov l do Man
Ja;n*a Weber and M G K'-t r b
jX I.'hlcago. are the or.y on*
'r ... **.e WwiCjr t i'y o:. hard ii
•*,. Michigan S»ate tourr *u.*
t -'aitcd Monday murnmn • >:a
g.u’inda of the I'*"roit lenr -
c.uu.
t .fry-one men have been drawrr..
and I‘J flrat round n.a* bea wr*'
■i 3* duied for Monday Os 'ho x-u
r.d round roatihea. t!.*>ae involvi. c
, for ! Jer7> 55 eber and !
l-Cefer. Jr. will rot be held un' l
Tuesday rooming
The feature contes* of the d»' :
-a.lt tindoub'-edly i»e 'he me*-r b« j
I>r Jf.hn Gardner of Toledo,
•r.d City Champion Weatbrook of
f »* trolt
T- - ni- enthu«!a.« ! a whether men
- * of ’h*' club or not are welcom*
•r. e r j *h* rr.a'ehe*
T e men a alngle* drawings or
* h • *he winner* of th* aucceaalve
a* he, in the flrat nmrd will play
•).»> «< cond round Monday, follow
P J Donovan. Detroit, n O N
Thompaon. Detroit. C H Roweman.
•e'rolt. Earl Rlakeale* Spring
ak>>. G I» MrElwee, Detroit, rs
An R Walsh. Port Huror Allen
\r.dr<- »« Hamilton O. ra Dr Wnr.
H. Thwalte Grand Rapid*. Theo
dor* Ijghtner De*ro|t, va E Med
lon. Ixiwagiar P Parrlab. Sprtr.g
’ j*f* r* H P Preaeo” Dttnlt
T J MrDnffle. fietrolt. ▼* John
<"odd. rw*trol». II Goodrich. A'
olon, v* Geo V’ Peck. Jr , Dailaa.
Tet E fl Clark. Bay City, va
c N Mack. Ann Arbor. Marry
Prooke*. S* r-o>tl*, Mo. ra Ernest
A’llro*. Ttetrolt. Paul Voorheia. To
*do. ra Jaa Shlelda. fietrolt. R O
Miles. Tietrolt. r* C. Kortlander.
Irand Raplda
Paul DHdy. Pontiac, r* O 1,.
M»7*r, Tvtrolt
G I*. S’ock'.ng. Detroit, v« Ira M
Relndwl, Detroit
Roger Rankin. Detroit, vs Bruce
Bromley. PonDae
r*r John Gardner, Toledo vs.
At the fl'm of tbs sneotrlr Man
HERE'S A REAL ONE
For Trn Dny* Only
20 % discount off on all Spring and
Summer Suitings, all this seasons
patterns
But This Might Strike You Better
10 % discount on all of our new Fall
Suits and Overcoatings
Order now and have dHI* I */ to suit your convenience.
THE BALLANTINE CO., Tailors
Woodward and Clifford—2nd Moor Annia I tir Hldif.
AM, Minns w«r tr. IV 01 w ova v*l ora
JIMMY CALLAHAN.
»!so !r. a roiilr;* r*. 11
I L.u) b* b* *u .t to Philadelphia
•,* • ; !>; e I’li-nt ,y played will
“*1 : gfl» li! %!.»“•* K 1:1 “*i* i’y •»
tgo s N’.i’ional* and th** Chicago
Whit*’ S’x l as' w inter he -Icti*' !
f■ v. 'b* Plra*» •
M rai. a! .' . ‘ -.y 4 ' pi" -
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Csi*> mat >..t;e n 15“**. a' r : tvl- g
t layed " t* vn.- :t*7 r ; >1 » -
it.* \ Y M : T-w .i » r>*i- ’ r
Ps* .» **•! .1 •••. .. ! c< er t*
J, hr.it> 1 iug Th* Cib r*‘J» - 1
Mini !n 1 *I c» to the Philllea and -After
VVE THOUGH’ 'SA
WAS HIGH. BUT—
. he*e I* ~ iit * tonie'bjpj
new We thought !'*i »t. *k*
1 * r > hole* »rt •1 In last fall Ir.
r I" *1 g-Ms 'or rn.vrn* M *t t>ik
. ,«*d va- t • ah *J<r<* I'miv >»»
, * 1 • l:k' r- will taoney .
a!oc,g.-‘.de rs th* L'f'k *'r<>**— >
y Murpnv. >f N*\* York took to
;1 a 4 '4 frill * In 'h - * 30’f t(inf!) 1
ineut of 'hf Carpet Trade \--o
1 1 ..4'uu l.'i’*' T iurada> a’ ‘h l *
Ha k n *.l k Gold « lub. N* .v
k Th<' c, 4 r ]
M;- ;'1•:t r 16 it v 2: MT
In 1* 13 15 10 15 1G 2-' 1»■ 1* -151
VI a.ter \Ve»; r.->- k. Detroit
T r R.« e Wray. Iwtrolt. v* M
(; St ever - Detroit
v Fehrend. Grand Rapids, v*
Thomas F Walsh. New York
I•' r g Owen, v* C
M Ed w ird. Detroi’
Second Round Matches—Jatnes
Wei*r. Chicago, v* Howard Ikiwrle
I ♦ »roi»
E H Spicer fietrolt. is N Gar
4l» T >e‘ rolt
< B Johnson Tvtro;'. rs Heath
Pyford, f 'htcß"r.
Winner 'if Owen Edwards ma'ch
v* Jerry Weber r'h!*ago
H P Johnson Ik'rolt, v« John
T’rif's. T<-ledo
M <i K'S' h’tm. Chicago, vs R W
P*iubie T>efro!t
fiani'-l K:*f4r, Cincinnati, vs Wil
li* .Herlre. De'rclP
llliecia Va*»ity C*ptam D»a*
CHICAGO Autr 14—Bor Htlles.
22, oapraln-eliwt of 'be llltnots I'nl
verstfy a«e v wll team, is d'-ad wt hi*
home h*-re *odav follov Ing an 111
neo of four da's
H’iWs HUrh 4 a cold which devel
oped into pneumonia
FN#l4er Joses haa |»rs«e«te4 * *sme
Ihe V 4 hlellea wos Iras «ke Mrsivss.
ahi.b la Inal llhe *sktwa es«4f sersv
fr..m s kM nn s »a rtt sf vsplevls.
Inna In < InHnaalt sre «el»ls«
##«<)) In aaeler.m** Wsttr. Tli*> sre
tain I m as their trnslf al#4«es fer s
• «el lar reelfel sf tfce swell akorws.
PAT MORAN.
three year* in the ranks be wa
it.]** ir.an g«*r
GOLF STAR TOON LP
GAME AT AGt Os FIVE
\C» ur Walk* r . 1 1 ■' :nr.* r
a. th- h\.\ t: s ■' • t* > •
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r laid •*v h!a " f- : .
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rt. n -'yiiil' - 1. th»- form of
•ex' ook* 1 biatd *• h<\»l‘
'.as' •• vr he found h m«* If and
*! - ha. 4pi 'x< ! ra'flr t. golf
isi ar. >l r.\ 1 *
El n% t pffe f' « - tf* ’•* 9 4731
B * -.'nil.
‘A Bit of Life’’ i 7'.* 7
NEW MODEL FORD C.'RS FOR $1
Full pwrllrwlsra nl I! 11 Offtre,
\**ib na ebesp luat |he Frlee to-jo.'llr
DETROIT 11 "'
fi \ uci itui 1 mu «i;
I Inne'a Uaial.e 1 Ir.eme -Speelse le
“RAMONA”
TWII K II til. l—3 13 as d Nil* *. aw.
I’rleea SV, S''e. Hr>*e- /3e.
3C.e 11 Mil UUIM —IV
as 5MAIT) I.AMI'KR I
25 & KRNKST BALL
jyj larli It ll»or. Trlrat llert I evj |
17 >-arllei liar» A le -i DeW ll( (
a llwrt.a / Inrrwnre; 111 ST • pal Hal.'
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f* ADDIS* 1/ l'»r-. I ur*
iiMKnILfV -o;; ..
Ms h I«, s,*.r—sllr_;,V,
- Itwahe4 tlr. Ire I o..|e<l
THE BONSTELLE CCIKPANY
In Ibp aa-Aern n klrn-ieal r»m*4.
PRINCK OR \ AS; \I?ON!)
Kesti l.saf It eph -1| » l.aily'a llreaa."
I YUFIIM Ststa. We« .Wat. jfuaor
1.1 VI.UITI S: vp nln* a 11.2R.3A-T.V
Vogel’s Minstrels
and G«isha Girl Chorus in ‘Japland'
skit wuH-mi grow him.
■WNWWNWNWWWWWXgg
J WAYNE GARDENS '
/ On the Miter rriant s» Third tar. /
/ Teap's Moran, magnetic ballad a
f singer. Edward Meyer*, musical y
/ rom*rly st*r M* Ivllle h T’svre a f
t 'sister set," and Tut*>dn Quartet f
a reaeni r r new end pr’pulsr songs /
/ ires- dune* 9 r an | ’ r '.c h*« /
S»r* Fret <-|eaa raf* t*M'Vr A
.1 n HAVEH. Prop ■
WINDSOR RACES
STAKE EVENTS
FIRST DAY—WEDNESDAY. AI GI ST 1«
Detroit & Windsor Ferry Handicap, $3,000 added
One Mile and a Sixteenth
' SECOND DAY—THURSDAY, ACOLST 17
Terum.seh Handicap, SI,OOO One Mile and a Sixteenth
THIRD DAY—FRIDAY, AUC.I ST IM.
Michigan Handicap. SI,OOO .Six Furlonps
FOI’RTH DAY—SATURDAY, AUGCST 10
Windsor Double Event, $1,300 and Silver IMate
Five and a half furlong*
FIFTH DAY—MONDAY, AUCsIIST 21
Canadian Handicap, $1,500 One Mile
SIXTH DAY—TUESDAY, Al CH ST 22
Allie* Handicap, SOOO
SEVENTH DAY—WEDNESDAY, ACCCST 23
Oeorge llendrie M«*nu»rlal Handicap. $2,000 added and a
Silver Challenge Cup
One Mile ,
Seven Race* Each Day Beginning at 2:30 p. m.
Mimic by the 21 at Regiment Band
MONDAY. AUGUST 14, 1916.
Watching* the
Scoreboard
YC«TERIUV* IIKRO.
Halk. ««r ri*T*lMd. Hath *n< •
hunr run In the nlmk lair aVr In -
allana' nluliln, (nil*. Hr Hrat* e
In Ihr talker tkree raana. galilatn
fa*nr klla la fuar tlrnr. i'|i
I lei eland mntlr It* at errura hm naairr
Ikan in a air animal* hi Ikrrr brilliant
tliiuklr |ilaaa.
Tke Ural I*l rai e-l aa tl In a I Ratiiir n',t
a hianiaarr—aei rnlrrn raiaa, M kllai
.13 naalata. fnar rrrnra anal ailnety
alar '*at h.u" la (kr re<a»ral
Tkr Vtblrlla-a nan nllk <ll*l In,aalah
ral rata ll ttaa aa r * hlhli lam aataar
nllk Ikr rHllrraua Mlk Mai.
l nirkrr Vraher anal I rnlrf ♦’trlaler
Krll> ml Ikr I Mila ttrrr kairl, rrllrlna
front Ikr aantr. >nl arrlaana.
i oh I* |a calrklna Speaker niih rr
trrar Knitllah. Ikr lirur(lan hnftral
.kill t rate rata, rtkllr hi* lra<lrr k.iltril
aoo
Ihr llr*t Dir rlnh* In Ihr Vmrrli'nn
arr ttllkln Are linn nf nnr another.
Hit Ikr other knu«l I'll t * tinm. Bflk
In the Nallamal, I* Ik dnnifi krltlntl
the lloalaer*.
What May Happen
In Scores Today
I lah M In I.o*r >ai I.
II >*ttin ..Vt** ..1?» 1»<.1
I Irtrlaartri .Ml ..111 .IMVI
t hi a- tiro M3 .111 .111*
llr I roll HO Ml .I.l*l
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>Mt lark .111* ..Mift .HI
M n.klH|tun IKI .477 lk|
ktblrtlr 221 212 .311
— 1457
[/ residents of Detroit
// registered .it Hotel
J Astor dunng the past
V/> ycar
lir,.'# P -pwn. ai'JiKit bath,
3 j oo to 3 i v*t
3 > b> $4 'M>
1 -oms, v»ifli bath,
9. .«o to y.
Po.; v $4 *> f< > i- "A
r«ri.-f. PWvlm..m »• I l-airv,
t lit o» to f 4 oo
TIM! S SQL 1 ARE
At i'-na.ii* «■,. 44'b t i tifh
th* r»nt*t ot N*«* rli » ***'»! *ci
butinru sctivtib*- ! i tu* t' r ' lututy to
nil rail'-'tv irrminwls.
AKIkKHIATI
BEHHEI
WM. S. HART
in ‘‘TDK CAPTIVK GOD”
ntl.l.ir m HKK In ••♦.latrl# na. art an rr"
l*all» i 3-T-O |t m MVI * . all *ral* l'»r
13 W In 4 ill*. 7i HO to kill
HOYT STEIN & DALY
7 aiTHP.I I.HK.kT 1* T«—7
nir PHOTO I*l VV*. 13 .VI fa* 2:T«
■ VI 13. 10-'Ji’H- 1-1 41-7 i.ll*-k 1.1 I* m ■
5 Marguerite Clark ■
rv In •MTTI.K I.UH Kll t:9CV 8
H Vlitrfr n tIA I•• €*♦ < I
Avenue burlesque
H / CIIMC I Or, 3**r, lOr. lOr
MADCAP beauties
L. KOII’TIII 2 1.1 p. m.
V/l|" ll lll\*l l *1 . till p. an
1.41111k' 44 %Tll f' I II VII V
lor rarrpl **!.. *nn. anal llollalat*
ifH.ifkH f.fi vn»: fir iii K**i|f r
watnrala* M,kl anal VII Nr tl VI rr|»
Bob M*neh*itir'« Burlraquert
tallh 411*1.1.14: VV 11.1,1 V 11 *
flat* lllflrr \aat» Oprn
r ADILLAC B' r *“* 1
THE* PACE 1 * ,r » •: »lra
makers!LA BERGERE
imt nr.EK —.m»; nin ni:viKi*
PfaPfla*—lkr plain nral klnal—lbal
I* rl*bl—Tlnar* Jaih flrpt—Main 1.*2*1.
BURLESQUE
One Mile

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