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Tigers Reach First Division When Cleveland Loses, But Fail to Gain on Sox
EM mmm> ■ ■ —.—i ~ •- ■— - , ,
N'ow
■
(hr club would b»- better.off In fifth |>U< 1
I-Tor— ft r<' ■! .
bw 1 * I
land »ai ' • v * *
division t»! t few !>•' * i ; -
The hip
rale Hose m»- I •» • «n.i b • <ui- i
Will hii vs a In j ‘ "n •I • . - , 1 'V ’ **
gladly M»ap fom h place for a V i«- h« P • ' 1 ‘
Now that the a’hie ar»- tr *b< ' *'
congratulated, and .c r . on b* 1
overcame th* r* a .\ I’nnd'c.tp <• • *
Cobb pulled one for ti cb< ■ ’*• lur ► 1 *■
played dotib!* * id* r
Waeh hit a I*K' mat* .1 •
suddenly turn* *l. tan bar. , >; ; • . • 1
•
single The explanation v- w : t
It, ami went b;:< * ■ * • c
This column 1? in receipt of a note from I ur* N - 1 ‘ u
located near fheyeui:*-. 1 "•
boys who have d*-H . • ! . , ,
men now I b»- ■ •’* 1 ‘H‘ u
written
Jack M
burden of the n .’1
that Moran wrote I: :* *’ ' " ■
a dozen. Thi' column is ' «od
The boys write *hat the\ are always »nsio-.,-
Urly the spot :ng pag*- Wl ere-.;pro w- ’• and ■*' • .... , ” ,
that the former newsies wd! be re even he red
each day.
FEW GRID STARS
FOR MICHIGAN
Team Next Fall Will Be
Iv Young and (ireen
Talent
BY JAMEF ttCNKRMEnrrORS, Jl'
ASS ARBOR. MUh.. J n* I
Michigan's football tfam which w
re-estabhtlml yc-terdny when the
gegents vo fr *d to resume a thiev e*
at the university will be decidrdl
weakened by the In -of one assi- 1
ant coach, the captain, and three or
four members of last year s -q iad,
Who have enlisted
Capt. ‘ Pat” Rmlth. and ‘'Phil”
Raymond, both barkfleld men. hare
started training at Great Lak>
camp with the naval ntili'ta A
- Coach ''Brute" Pontius Is
*&ld to be in an officer- 'rair. n.
camp Peach, end, and Willard, re
Serve center, have both been ab
»«nt from acbool for some we.k<
and are probably somewhere in the
service.
Graduation took Gracey. guard
Mnulbetscdi, left half: N'lf::-rnn
center. Dunne, end; Martens, end
Skinner, reserve lineman Whalen
reawve guard; Rehor. guard Os
these Dunne, Skinner, and Niemann
fire said to have enlisted.
The available material for the
Wl7 gridiron squad mak* - the out
hook anything but bright, but since
the aehools Michigan will far*
probil will be w>akened to th>
Barm »- tent, the chances for s'
©ess ought to be rood.
Those who probably will be on
hand when the fir-’ pra< . ■*■ •tar*
©re: Sparks, quarter; Weim nn
©nd Weske, tackles; Boyd, g'lard
Glen Dunne guard Brazil, h If
®mrpe. half; Johnson, lineman, nd
several good men from th» Al-
Freeta. Including Ifammetg. end
Olnnebach, quarter, and We?', full
Culver, of Iffitrolt Central, -tend-; a
good chance to get somewhere on
the varsity line this year
What will Tie done for ; -chedub
Is not known, but th*- most. provable
plan will be to play p - man> of
the games already secured a- poo
alble, and then fill tip with what.
♦Ver teams com* a-• N>*rtbw<• .«
em may b* given ’bat open and " on
Michigan’s schedule
Altho pro.-pec* -c r * bt rhf
the student* are rejoicing over the
resumption of athleth . an 1 be
chances ar*- '! at more ( andbla 1 *
will appear than have anv time b*-
fore. Thi- w*i! he du*- to tb< * net
that there ei m to be -o rtanv ; o i
ttons ojten an*l *o few experienced j
men to All theta.
RISING ST \RS
AND DETROITS
IN SEMI-FINAL
One* more i»• tr»>»t nrd Ri ne
Bias *orrf*r frill fjn
to decide which team .At * r-<* -
the final round of ti e S' it. *■
competition for the champon l ip f
Michigan They m* Sunday n
the replay of t!#-ir n: 'V A
Three w.>< k- ago these r. ~m s met
and battled for two hours w thou*
Clth«r ;,dr » * mir lbl* to oh- on D e
winning goal Packard recreation
park Will be th*' scene of a. 'ion
and hnstilitie Will « rs at ft
o'clock Th* official appoint* ! -o
handle ihe game are a follow W
Raines, referee Ro -ind I *
1 in as man.
This con ter 1 should be om o * ‘hr
best In the competition for ’ *■
are not two teams more e\<n!\
matched in the cl?v. and the rore
la Wire to bo close No two t*iitns
have played more ti«d irnni* f b.*n
this pair. Tw<v thirds of the games
play* and by them In t» . p,* t two
pear- hive bf oo left with the
©core** equal, and this explains fhV
great interest taken bv soccer fan
dom In the games where these clubs
aaro opposed. Every effort has been
iaad< by the management 'of both
ahtb? to pet together a tegm that
will deliver she cov« t*'<| winning
goal . *
KXT Sri-wi. .
BOX SCORE
AH R H O A V
Push An .4 2
Y'O 2 h *»••*••• 1 4
fV J 2 b ••«•»•• l * ft « .4*
i vhb, of * ; i : •*•
V»»< h, If *
HnUmann. rs * a.
Burn*. \b • * ' -
V'tt 3S 4
S*anag* c
rP ''
Tt>t»!ii 54
~——
A B n H o v r
Shott«n. If *
\ ustln. 3h 2 i
81 sl# r, ! b .......... 5 t a ‘ '
:mo< barn. rs ..... « • »
S*var<»itf. r 4 3 '
Marsan* of 4 o > _• n *
Pratt. ib 4
.t•ihnson. as 4 •• t
Oroom p 1
Wrmht p . l 11 *
•Mills'- . o r.
HoC**’’* P . 0
Total* 1 " * 24 ’. '
•Kitted for Wnght in •
Tnn1ng a ........ 1 2 1 4 *. r. * i a •
r>. rr t dO' : • x ■ •
St. 1 H 4 ;H f ■*
Sit hits and 13 lin»f a' a' > ff
iMom m 3 inning* • •- 1
tinv a at bat off Wright ,n 5 ,n' >i* ■
3 hits and A tin*** a* hat w
’ n " < •
son, Ve»-h. Thr*' -‘si «»• h‘t« h
R Jonaa First ha.»r ■ n <ri- - < r *
I>hu a a Z (A istin.. M !<r> m . -*
(Cnbh) off ringers 2 rmirc V,
Hit by p‘t<■ h► and ‘ alt B\ I>» ; . -
lari. First base on # rror * i
on bas* ; n-1 r t < s - / • "
Btrurk out—By Paua- 2 t F*r • t
Wrlghtl: by i.room 1 (Bi*M
Rngars ! (Hallman> P >u' • p ■>
Young and Bush Tim*
piras—Mori arty and
auvovn oamk
AB R H o A F
B* «h •« . . 4 4
Young 2 b .4 • 3 i
R Jon» a lb ...;.. ft ’ » « (■’
r f .i t, f i
Meilmann, rs ..... 4 <>
Burn*. !h 2 a 4 4 >
Vltt. 3b '.4 ft ft ft
.-panrar, r ....2 4 *V ’• i '■
Boland, p t a a
Tor ala s ' ■ '
«T? |> >! ’IS
«' o(t r 'f • .
Aii«tln. ~b . . ? A
81 -lar. lb 4
rf 2
4 0.3 1 o 0
Mar«an* rs i 2‘ t • A .
1‘ r a ' • 3
Johnson. «a 2 o (> 1 ’
Hamilton p 2 0 :
Sothopon. p o ft n ft i ft
•Mian ! fl r * a
tßumlar . I 0 fl o • »
T (»'•
•Batt»d for la'-iibson n ntr’b
t ftattad for Johnson in nr* 1 .
Tnnln"*« .. 3‘ 2 5 4 "> *’ T S
Patndt <| 0 ft fl ft . « t •
St 'iis , 0 O') 0 0 «i ’.
Fight hits and Ad time* at a* A
Hamilton in 7 1-A inninr* 0 t (-and
1 time at, bat off Sot hi- r ' n l n
ntfigs Tno-baaa h’ts M>
.-bna. Pobb, f*ratt Flr«i base on
h.;»il«-.off Mamikon 2 (H im*. -< • *’-
or i. <.ff B land "■ iM*'*v . ;• \>
son. Ifam' Ofvq \us uni H ' ■ p * 1 •
• and '.at! B v TVi'end t .
-•t .ur ft- ft-.: ,■ nd
Brat* i b'- ITamll' -n ' B • rHu
Va.hv Fas«»d ball «rvio| 1 n
|i re« B'-ans and Mor , >r!\ * i.-nd*
an-• * fi27
2:13 PA( ; e7;IVF*S
FANS A THRILL
TUV CITY, \fl<*h . J'tno TV.
A 1.1 paop gave* a sports';) • in
tr» the* last day nf short rs< mg
hrrr Friday. Tho Red'f'ro-* *1 t. I
in all purses won. and th*» horaf
m<>n nnd fan° mntrih F and c» -• r
out«ly to th n fund Th«* «nmin.in
•. ?« I‘Rfvr. pvR s t a«• n
Pir»rfrass Ranks, b rt tr
Allis Plo t bik, • fSi a'-a tt)
I iTir Th ? h c (Shu* *
; ii ‘l.
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l
r s .* ' ;«t O r s. x. *. Pau l , c: B sho*f. p W lour. $•; B eat t r 3c r\ ovsaisk , rs. Sergeant Smith, drill master; Wilkins, 3b, Them as. p :
Fa-stman. L»er'S. c* Sander*. minager; Johnson, tb, captain.
-, .V, Hj) • . | t \f , r,
Brilliant Play Captures
Both Ends of Double Bill
Wonderful Catch By
Yeaeh Saves
Second
a • •usrgijisr m itch and » Ditching
Bitching was -ut Th** fielding
D y ihi nanci- son i? a *.■(>n a i to an *% *
- om« •hn jr .- • r,* th * Ord 1 H)n
rirklnr s * v* ■!' i>4l and **■ v * thf
*< or«- ♦ **. w * * M* k '
th« i Inning
r, -r k ■>»*- j • n^rr 1 jrarnf
w rift' . * b’v Da and Heilman
B<»bby Jcvnes batted for Vaung in
K; • ; V , j P.Mc ' had j. '
Yr "r i* w t «) r,f «Wf#
r itm and .wnn«| hi*
nn.nc' i ceding weary r.n
dor -bo lone *ri*d • ' playing
Groom * f art **d ?r,r Tjotii** .<tid *r*>
tln‘d afN r ** th '<i Wr!gh f
, * * » •• (| ♦«j 1 * ... . \\ rtgV*
i. v r '/jv h < • tv- nr i»
T* o m# n l 'B r as a wrmdfr
f,} pitching d<t # ‘ b*?iyf**n Roland
\far*flf)** don v > u t'ar r »\r-o , v. 4
’■ a r i;* * n *" * ’ a t Krio" Ilf on
The RfOgnl«’«
r
1
To Issue Draft Directory
A 1 fix ; • •« •{ . p
v \
v ' I or > it\ * n pa j* with
u Or -;IKS.
DETROIT AMATKIR CHAMPS TOt'R FOR UAR RELIEF KIM)
’« -! t . ••. r », • h • h *> m• - th ♦>
■ »<ni w>il conduct miliary drill.",
w ,-h ha« a dr>H aergeant For
’ • '•••■, • * - . ■ .
x. h.»>n rraified l>> >- scant
<... •»j. ~, .k,- v r!",”an !nf.»n
M"'•.or linear B Marx is "ending
v h >h<» !v;A i ! ’'i r to* U.nor
\<o<-Nl. of N*”v York, where the
-• «nv> w 1b- played Other city
official" have coopvra** 1 1 with buai*
ire by Vo*ti* Fn*dber*.
K SG ALBERT WILL
TRY AGAIN SUNDAY -
To h<r j‘ i Be: in on*' thir * i
ind »o keep him beaten is an !
(•her. K. is Albert, th« pride
j of the «idc community, was
?• nnrnt* <t bv Bonn!-- Brook last j
w »•• k, :* r his oun'T is not «• cis.
| at inst Igo HCiin for 1200: The
Tie* . - to b* h r id at Ivexter
} .' a small parr of what hinge*
•r - • .!•>«• i*ion Both hor»*>s
ar*' fit and th<*v promise to put >
•h . • * <i. on ( , r. t »*> t - r» r-i f% . •
in add ;t ion there w ii be * w
irs- zsf&zx
: }«-.fv «* of <d* heat affair* 'a>o Sn
|
j e»’* from Northvtlle. M? Cirri:-
j era. Monroe, Wyandotte and
: Wayne.
[ STANDINGS' ]
American League
* t (MIIM,.
s ntm <l* y■* (.nine*.
PrliltT** l|e«ult«
,\**« Yr'k A D o I M H M I t'
Rvt*r.‘ « M* * « J T< • -*
•*h»vrk»i r*tsh-r and Walter tv,.
t*fT*i*—Dtneen. Ow*n* anti M-< ,r
Inri'r*. \ 2 • 4 ft * ' 1 r< n M «■*
. %pi ■fi g n 3 n rt 2 2 * a • & »
1 f ** HTj '1 h|iri(f f 1 H ’"pr* e < *•’» i \4' fi r^,l
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r rwb j C ft.fl ()(►.■■. , ,
f # h» r b tfT» HOMO] I \ t
a lA. ft * v r ;
NAilin and
National League
*T 4 Mil \ fi.
*'t\ Art* if 2*» - u fir*-' it - v
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wtiirdn f*• f.a m r «
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DETROIT TIMES
i':i !'• romp**«rd offa j t
semip l 'fe-<> nal and former pro
|e<. . ij plat. -and expert" to win
IN m.i - • ’ • cl the f amr»
r* -» *l;o have made th* trip
it >*»»* \Vrr> P i * r'-«
r nr \ * w. , *,r
VVvt f*. \\ » % tt**r,
pnfUTt, p# t•• r m i"1 r n 1 f : \ P r-
iPAIGEi
SJAc Most Beautiful Car in/lmerica
Paige Prices Will Be
Advanced on July 15th
On July l.~»th the list price of eveiy car in the Paige
line will he v< ry substantially increased with no
change whatsoever in our models.
In order to maintain the well-known standards of
Paige quality such a step is unavoidable. The market
quotations of all raw materials, accessories and labor
have steadily advanced some commodities to the
extent of .‘>oo per cent.
Inasmuch as we insist upon using only the P>KST
of materials, we are left with but one alternative an
increased list price to absorb the increased manufac
turing cost. . i
Asa matter of economic fact, the price of our cars
should have been advanced several months ago. We
have chosen to delay this action, however, until the last
possible moment.
But even tohugh Paige prices are to be substan
tially increased, you can rest assured that our cars
will continue to offer more actual dollar-for-dollar
valve than any other cars on the American market.
From a purely comparative standpoint F’aige ears have
ALWAYS been under-priced and they will remain
so no matter how far the commodity prices may
advance.
Owing to the scarcity of materials our production
between now and July 1 ’th will necessarily be limited.
We have apportioned this production to Paige dealers
throughout the country, and they will accept orders
until their individual allotments are exhausted.
Asa last thought in regard to this matter of price,
please remember that the Paige has long since demon
strated its independence of all “price fields/’ Ameri
can men and women now buy a Paige not because of
the price tag which is attached to it but because
of its well-established reputation as a fine mechanical
product.
On this basis the Paige will always represent a
preferred investment. Its actual cost in dollars and
cents will always *be an important, but an altogether
secondary, consideration.
"S.x *r 7pnx rng-r IICO f o. b hHrolt
■'iT |i> , p., *< nger 9137.“ fob T)pfrn|t
f.in word Slt-3S M pa«f»*nK«T HITS fob rwtrojt
BrooklnrvN "SI?-.1" Ipa.-icnrr f n b l>otrolt
Car’n O' r N* *! r *' 2or % pn"Vr. n *or >1173 fn. b ftrtrolt
I.lmoiifinr S x I 7pv’'«nrrk |27M> f: o b
F"dan >x >1 <
Syrian :-?ix3n f> pn*P"n**T. 11773 f o b l>r.rolt
Town f HT -Six SI * 7 pH»ionK'T $2750 f. nb. hr»rnl»
Paige*Detroit Motor (’ar Company, Detroit. Michigan
Wetmore-Quinn
27?1*2>‘l .le(Ti*r-«)n Ave., Detroit, Mich.
4ifM»vi I.Vf atnea finfl «
SATURDAY. TINE 2.T, 1 17 .
D. A. B. A. HAS
TOUGH GAMES
t ii>i Division Cluh.s In Danger
of Skidding Sun*
day
Ev.’rv pla< o Id ib** l>»troit A rut.
t«>»r atxtcK'ifttion Manduig
i a' stake m Sumi.*>> gainett *»«d
h* , n*. In a .» j»i:\. 1 I,*, k' :■
wiih flrxt dntsion te.mi* nieetins
i'ti 1 * another in two of the eontoKts.
Thou*' are the Strob* I . tup* l .! t't
ind Cpp.er Or A tint West Sid*' \ i.*toi "
games First and fifth plgres d*-
pend on the first named game, while
third and fmir'h plao*>? ar. 1 I'ontiri
g- n’ on the result of ti\t* other one.
Maxwells a club tied o>r the lend,
';n i'i,i the laumdry The
Hayes Manufacturing cpmp.tn> an
o’her nnbeati n team, tackles th*- lv
troit Bohemian", a second division
outfit, hut considered about th«
toughest team in the cir«'tiit to t*eat
Hi\er Rouge, holder of fourth pine*
opposes the Irnperiala, a m cond dl
vision team, with fourth and thir
teen'll places depending on the out
Tw o x ime* are off**re«l tn which
second *li'i?lon teams oppose, the
St I otiisTU"don and .!:»cV- f)n
s nr* -West Knds contest - Tenth
plft« bingos on *h»' first , ( f
.♦ml M\fh atitl lam i»|;uv« un the
other
In flip Mark park twtn-offprtDK
I <h*' I> \ II A pi, ■ it. , |,l*.
header that ought to out' It> any
..
work Is conrorni-,1 S'ruhr* have
I low irk and \\ ol ff I. Ka •*!?.<
have Srhrether and !i;u; i|tye*
I Manufacturing oornpum have Kick,
I Void and Scott, I>. >.. > 'TTTrMan*
have Treac> anil Okrl. Sunday’*
games
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