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SAT l T KI)A Y . Jl L Y 2K , 19 17.
Jungaleers Need Double Victory Today to Stay in Running With Indians
C addying for Uncle Sam.
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Shooting Clubs Urged to
Feature Beginners Days
Idea Has Been Big: Suc
cess for Two
Years
About the best i.• «-* of (iromotiv.
work for the sport of tri shooting
in recent v*u«rs th»• inauguration
of th*» "Beginners' Day” hl»m. Tri*- 1
for »h*' first time in 191 i* during th*-
month of May h.7 , *t men nnd 1!J
women appeared at pun clubs
and »hot at day ••rgots f.>r th* rtr.«r
time
The scope of th»» Id*'a was broad
en**d anno-what 1 a•*t \*»ar in allow
ing the thoot* to take place during
Mav and lun* - and allowing men
and women who had no* shot at
more than jftd t4rgot> ro participate
f or the Beginners' Day trophies In
19D*. th***. events «op rondutt'd h>
77.3 dub* and ll,fi2r> person* par
tlcipatrd
In r*r«l •• T' to make these beginner-’
day* attractive trophies ar* given i
silver watchful, to the mnn and a
silver spoon to the woman making
the b*st scorr To inter*--«t the dubs
two trophies up* given in each State
one to the club that get < out the
greatest number of begum* rs and
another to the rluh who gets out
the second highest total. Two
trophies are also given in each of
the i'anadlan provin* es.
Records are maintained to show
how the clubs far* The Paliquloquo
Rod and Oun * dub. of I’anbury,
Conn., got out the greatest number
of shooters in U*ls, with the Pori
land (Ore i Club second la*s* >ear
the Hawthorne club, of Chicago, was
high, w ith the Hrookville I Miss •
‘lub second Illinois got c out the
largest number of beginners RRH.
with r.s women Pennsylvania got
but i|t« great* t .number of nu n
f.2x and the Kevsfone Siat»* also
“inducted •'!>.*• great* st number »*t
shoots sd.
The I*H7 beginners' day event*
should outclass those of the past
IN THE LOCAL PLAYHOUSES
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firllllaaf star an aerr'n.
I* wo 'MM Th** same provisions ht*-
I’iiad* for th*- .lull trophies and to
’hi- :i]*Ti and .v omen '•hooters \'
• ordtnp to Dm announcement, a Ik*
gmn**r i- .onr- who ha not shot at
nior* than .'•no targets before \prlt
1 Thf shoot.- will ti.- h**!d during
Mav and .1 un• Many club* will con
durt more than on** shoot so ,t- to
giv*- attention to people who wish
to -**>ot. hut cann make their time
tit the on** partlru ar date.
It is Migrated that beginners’ da .
events :**• at targets, in tring l - ot
flv. and that the tatge*> ie thrown
straightaway and not more than :IT»
yards \ beginner *‘day events nr*
club boosters and builders as w* 11 ,i>
aids to trapshooting, dubs are asked
not to put on any o*her events the
day th«-v fa\** beginners' shoots
This will allow rhe veteran trap
shooters to give attention to the
novir* and Instruct him or her in
the proper method of shoot in:
'I h*■»*• ar* the days when we all
• hntild know how to handl** firearms
ami no b**ti< r < ban* *■ "as •v• r
given Americans than beginners
da>« Accept the opportunity while
it 1s here.
SHOUT SHIP MEET
HEGINS MONDAY
MT CLEM ENS. Mi» h . July L'S
The com •n- is of opinion among the
trainers now at Ms Clemens g* t
ting ready for the Short Ship meet
ing which opens Monday, is tha'
this track is the fastest half mile
oval tlu r e is' Alb* r* W Tn>for,
who is manager of the m< *’, de
dares th< registration P far beyond
all
Jai k Winnings, of Montpelier,
Inti., is to be the starter, ’and Frank
S Cooke, of I h'troit, will be the
presiding Judge Ml rat es ar* to
!>*■ decided by t lire** In sh *> heats to
a finish.
Totl.iv i the. third anniversary of
fh* great war.
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By Ripley.
LONG SHOTS WIN
AT KENILWORTH
Favorites Fail To (op As
Often As Ex
pected
hong sho\- again made the pro
! gram Friday, at Kenilworth track.
nt» resting, Isahull** M . Etruscan
arid Hilly Culbertson coming thru
"n tickets that meant big money
for their hacker* The favorites
galloped away with the rest of the
races.
The percentage of victories so far
in the meeting at K**nllwortn Is
greatly jn favor of th** long shots
The track conditions have he* n
ideal and everything seems to have
been set for easy conquests for th.
favorites, but the boys who have
been foil.*<ting on th*• ir bets are
those that have taken the chance
on 'he lesser lights
Ft ruscan ((inquest Friday was
quite a surprise, neither horse nor
rider -••* Tiling to give evidence of
ability to ••• in at the finish, but
Etruscan cot a nose to the good
down under th* wire, which is ihe
place the judges look for the
winner.
MARATHON SWIM
THIS AFTERNOON
I'he four mile Marathon swim held
under the auspices of the IVtrolt Y
'I C. \ and A A F. will take
pin*'** this afternoon from Windmill
Point t* * the Helle Isle bridge Harr\
Taylor and Louis (Hupp, the entries
from Pittsburgh, an* expected to
-b*i\\ r* * I class, and Metzger and
Rrandon, of Detroit, be|iev*> |t will
t ik** rcc* rd breaking work to beat
these two men.
The entries:
Lott - 'it tpp. Pit tsio.rgfi Aquatic
•it- liar: \ Tsvlor, Pi* t*o orgh A t.hle-
'v* 'll Kill K< tiH«ti.ti Crtnton
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H'tn tu s.btilt*. Cleveland V M r
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A’t h u i Pell, ‘.idllla H-.«t rlui WHl
i»<» Pell. I'ntllllac it at club. J*n
toug - V M * \ . 1 •••♦i it. Crank
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ltr*tnriau. V M t V A. Detroit
Printing—the plain neat kind—that
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DETROIT T C iV! £ S
STANDINGS
American League
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Chicago. *133 •*•:• N \**rk «IS .50*1
Boston * - r 1151*1
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First Karo*
luno gs I 2 3 4 "* *» * * 1 H If It
Clevrlnnd l 1 1 i) 0 0 <> ft <i 3 H <•
Wash ton l "0 " I """ <* -71
Batteries H •dilinrf Lambeth and
BdPt ► ■ <>alliii aid lt**nrv empires
Hildebrand uni FohnoJly.
S< i mii'l game
t lining I 234 f* 6719 ft H F
Clev I'lind .ft *> 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 " 7 1
Wael ton i ** I ft ft 1 I • 5 * !
Hafteri** M*.rt<*n, »’.*uml*e and
I *(■,»(!• .-Owtw Mini Ainslllltil
Innings ] * I 1 0 7 s ■* f: II I !
< hu ag*. i o j 1 <» 0 *• :• I 3 0
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st I. iii*.-H<*st**n, rain
To (Ia *'« (•ames
T*err ** i t . n I'n 1 la'lelphla.
• 'hi' in New York.
' • eland in \V a• I ingt>B.
St l.iiuia in Boston
National League
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N York I:* t <•* tear 4'* 47 «s'j
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t *t .ll.* 12 r.l» r t.«l*'gb 30 59 .327
Friday's ll.'.alta
Inn.n;; • 1 •* 4 1 It H 17
New Y* 1 !•• ! * * * 0 3111
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Bit * - pur -ilk I u *i ’ 1 1 • '*ll
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Batt* 1 ■* \ en ami Tragresset;
f’a* k. ir*l and Snvder.
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Today*- (.nmra
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Phillies n *n- innatl.
BOX SCORE
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Rush, ss 4 2 2 2 2 0
Vot. 3h 4 2 3 1 1 0
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V* a* h. If 1 2 3 0 0
Heilman. IP ft 11 0 7 1 A
Harper, rs 4 e 1 2 0 '>
Young 2 " 1 2 3 a
>tan«.«e r 4 1 0 3 0 ft
K.hrnke, p 3 2 1 ft 2 0
Totals 7 4 1 1 1 2 27 Ift o
I’H 11 .A DKI .Pit I A
A B It H <• A F
da n.ieson, rs . . ft ft 0 4 ft ft
St run k. * f 3 i l 1 o
ii.xlte If 4 12 10 1
(Jh's. 2b ...... 4 1 1 4 2 0
.Mi Innt* 11*.. 4 2D 1 I
Me v er, * ... - 11 “ 2 ft
Dugs n s- ... ‘4 ft 1 3 2 ft
(4r*> Vet .•». t ft ft 1 ft 1
I* nns'.n, p. .... . 1 0 ft ft 3 ft
\n*t* ■ son. j ~ . 1 ft 1 a " 1
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t Witt 1 ll 0 II 0
T< 1r If tit h . ~ " o 0 ft
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t Bat ted f<.r \n tier sun tn nitit).
IPatted f<.t strung In riintt
innings 1 2 3 4 u 7 ** 0
I *et roit . . ;t ft ft ' *■ ft l ft i 11
Plrl-vrtelpMn : ft ft 0 1 0 ft " ft .1
Two has*- hits <*<il.t> M.'lnnts
'1 ivr* . i*Hse it t B*>dte Hume run
\>a 1 Douhl* plavs C.d.h, YutitiK
nnd \* 111 p. v»i. I'usHti and M I tin is.
II r*. ve r anil M lnms Ik*P *>n Ine-*-
Detr.iit 4 i’htlii'lelphta a Pitst tase
on errors luetrott 2 Bases .m Palis
Klinik** ft. ft lohns*>n I. of7 \nd*T
s*m H ts and earned r ins ( ‘IT
Fhmke v (ms. runs in Inning ff
.1* hns >n h hits. « runs in 4 tnntngs;
off An<lers<*n 4 hits 2 runs n ft in
nings Struck out H\ Khnik* 3. by
.fohnson 1 l'niplres *'w . n M <"or
nii* k and Nall n 3'ttne i«?
Without a Single Thought.
('holly I tl uih i an mcsmerir.e
you Fir*t ti\ *mr mind on noth
ing
Tthel I'm thinking of you. C.o
abend.
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With ‘The fMrl In (he Untile” |„
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Tigers Even Up Series With
Mackmen; Twin Bill Today
3 BIG AMATEUR
GAMES SUNDAY
Maxwell* and aJckson Sports
In Headliner In
Mack Hark
Three parks will h* the f • ntr« of
attraction for Detroit Amatnir Mase
ball association fans Sunday and.
" i*h the Tig* rs away from homo,
►oino record crowd should h<> at
Maitod by thorn, wjth Ma- k park
putting what is considered th** head
ln*r with the Strohs mooting River
Kongo.
This game Is one on which second
oj •bird plat ** depend* in th** event
•}* Maxwells should lose to the Jack
»11 Sport s a triple t;*» fn: *■< ond
plate will result If Maxwells win,
’>>'• Rouge tan tl** stroh for th*-
third position.
Rubber” Krupp, who s< • ’he Max
well* down la- Sunday with the
no- team whtth batted for .in aver*
ag* of ,:Th.’ against the Motor far
s backing him ui», will tace the
Mason entourage, while H .*l*-\ or
Kihagen will work for the Strohs
Th** other gam** of the da/ a* the
e.i.-t side lot is that in which the
*son Sport.- face the Maxwells it
1 Tht Sport Shoppers now an*
a hard team to beat, having been
p • it!> strengthened by th** final
(.1 awing of players *:nd v i’ll Casey
Kwald on th* mound should cause
h< Maxwell tribe considerable mu
I ■ Kuhagen or Collat'd will work
tm the runner up.
The other hig game of the day is
Lit in which the unbeaten Hayes
itn clashes with the Risdon Cream
* r>. In this Joust Hobby Auld. a
' tner Risdon plawer, will oppose
( krie fir Mlby. The bout will lie
•’.;--'d a Hminond No. 1, North
w*-t*:n field, and should furn'sh
N"’thwesi*m Detroit fans with
some i*fiod pastiming
S' Louis and Imperials ba'tle for
sixth place, the Imps playing West
End- a' Ri\*r Rouge, anil the Saints
In. Per & Toll, on Diamond No. 'l.
a* Northwestern field The day's
. • hedule follows
\t Mark park Maxwells vs Jack
son Sports, 1.30; Strohs vs. River
Rouge, 3:3*1; umpire, Reiss; scorer.
Hradv. At Northwestern field, Dia
mond No 1, Risdons vs Hayes, 4
p m . umpire. Huetschaw; scorer.
McWilliams; Diamond No 3, St.
Louis vs. Dreher a.- Toll, 4 p. m ,
umpire. Manning; scorer. Jones. At
Kiv**r Rouge. West Ends vs Impe
rials, s, p. ni : umpire, Drank-ds;
scorer, Jackson.
SHOES TIP OFF
NEGRO THIEF
A community on M acorn b-sL had
reported s* veral robberies in which
the thief was said *o be without
footwear Another report came from
No Iso Macomb si . Friday nigh*
Detectives Kunath. Carvln end
guinn went out in th* piolice flyer
to investigate They -aw no robber
They si w merely a pair of shoes,
about No 12 in size, on the tront
porch They “ntfnd and caught
Harvey Rellany. a six toot Negro,
helping himself to th*- belonging
of James llay*-*
Delia ny had got'*n as far a.-
Hayes' pot ketbook and registration
* and when Die shoes gave the pn
lice the sr.-n'
Factory Girl* All Married.
COTTER. Ark. July * When
E It. C.rl-wold -farted to recruit his
employes recently to reopen his
pencil factory here he discovered
that all th*- girl- who had formerly
worked for him were married. He
will hax• to find an entirely new
force During the three years that
he has operated the fa* tory 2t> girls
who worked for hint ha\c married
Plums Served Canned Year*
ABILENE. Kan . July 27 Plums
that w* r* canned 21 years ago were
served at t> • * Wedding of their
granddaughter. Mis* Wisnian. by-
Mr. ard Mrs T i Whiteley of Xli.
lone The plum** v* * canned soon
after Miss Wisman wa- b< rn They
were placed in a iw*-quart i lass J-:
Did Not Know Weed*
MARTIN’S FERRY O July
A Chlcneo college «• id* nt w is -* nf
to the farm of ( harle- Tho-'-urn
to work during 'he summer Thor
hum set him ’o weeding th* ..nr
den Th* 1 student - died up nearly
every \*-g’al>le plant a ion ' with the
w *-eds. Now tli* studf-n* - w-*»rklng
presumably ‘somev h*-r*' else in
America ”
Kenilworth Park
RUNNING RACES
TODAY
WINDSOR
Fine Automobile Roads Direct to Track
Take Ferries At Foot of Rates St.
at 12:30, 1:10 and 1
for
M. C. R. H. Trains at W at
12:43, 1:23 and 2 O’clock
Ehmke Well Supported
and Wins
Easily
PHII.ADFLPHIA, July 2«. Tho
Tiger* must cop both ends of to
day s double-header with the A'h
lefjes if they cxp«>rt to hold their
own in tiie race for a better po*r
non in the first division. Cleveland
hns been .-lipping, but the two set
backs th* Macks gave the Jungle
clan about even th** race between
the Indians and the Tiges for third
place
The series, evened up by Friday’*
11 to victory, will lie decided thi.
afternoon when Boland and Carrol
Jones will mi to the mound against
Joe Bush and either Schauer or
Myers The last three double bills
the Mucks an 1 Tlges have put on
hav* b* n split, but with hi* men
hack in tijelt hitting stride, Jen
nings expects to d*an up on the
lowly Mackmen today.
The Tigers deserved to win Fri
day They played errorless and at
1 ’Dies brillian’ ball, and had their
bnjtins togs on. Sixteen hits,
coupled with four bases on balls
and an equal number of • rrors by
the Macks combined to give the l>e
troit team 11 runs, Just eight more
than the Philadelphia *r* w could
accumulate off Ehmke.
"Jingling" Johnson started f< r
Macl; hut went to ihe show* rs after
I eight hits had given the Tlges six
: run* in th* first four innings. A re
| emit rinm**d Anderson went the rest
; of the way and was found for five
more run Ehmke wasn’t as good
as he has been but was not in much
danger.
Two singles by Rush, two more
by Vitt. a and a double by
Ty and a single and a home run
by Ve.ich the circuit smash com
ing with two men on account for
the runs the Jungaleers made. T!.**
him were well bunched in the scor
ing Innings, altho some were wast
ed, th* Tige-i getting a man on in
every inning, and at the start of
eight rounds
Philadelphia accumulated eight
hits for a total of 11 bases, but
could only cross the plate three
times A double play started by
Cobb checked trouble With two
men on. Cobb let an easy fly from
Mc.lnnis drop at his feet, throwing
to Young for one force out and
Young throwing to Vitt to force
Bodie Bodie gathered a triple and
a single for his day's work. Hnd if
the wind had not been blowing
against his drives, would have had
two four ply smashes
Veach (Ontrihuted one particular
feature of the Tigers' attack, his
homer clearing the right field wall
and traveling across the street This
hit was the second one of the sea
son over the right field fence, t'ald
wdl pulling the same stunt a while
ago Bobby" has been poling the
long ones ever since the trip
started
Stanage deserves special credit.
He has been catching every game
since Spencer was injured a few
weeks ago and the weather has
been so hot that the big boy is
pretty well exhausted when the
games are nv**r A double-header
again today in this sun will go hard
wnh him. But he has stuck to his
job without complaint and has con
tributed a classy brand of backstop
ping "N
The Pessimist.
Wife John, h fortune toller told
nu tolay that I would hV/*' tun
husb;.n<l>
HtHhand IM 1 ik♦' to enthuse, but
’ho*#* people are such fakers
Brunettes Also Tabooed.
Pnete»>« I would like to «*>*' »ho
editor for ahrui it» minutes.
ttfllee Boy Why. ma'am, he just
refused to he« a peaeh <»f a blond**
for only flv» minutes.
I’rlnflnu —(hr plain newt t«ln#f—#hwf
l» right—To* **• I*th |Unt.—Mnlfi
A Man Again.
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TO
HAVE MADE
rv y'J A MAN OF
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ANVMiC? W»TH TM
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Yessir’ Matty ,-eeins to hav
made a man of him. For over 4u
years Cincinnati has been a n**’i t
do w ell in big le igue ba-« hall Old
Cincv usually associated with th* 1
lowest in the league, too ihe base
ball bum Now and then some man
ag* r with good intentions attempted
to reform this vagabond of the dia
mond, but none ever wholly suc
ceeded Cincinnati never achieved
a pennant. Second place was ihe
noblest ♦ ffort and that happened
.’II* years ago, before h<* became in
con igible
Just at present Matty has him
Two Steamers
Daily 10:45 and 11:00 p. m.,
Central Time, for
Cleveland
YVr* k Kn«t Excursions to Cl»v* lHnd **\**r\ .-*11111(1111. Tickets
g *1 *tuinlni, » nin. rally Mutuiav morning. Bound Trl|>, $3.00.
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company
C ij Tick'-t Office, 151 i.nswold St Sirs. P-ave Foot of Third St.
starune4
Wharf foot of grlawold nt . Ka*!*rn
t in* For lli* Flat* T i**wn o Paikand
I’r.r t Huron way pert* «tyam<*rs l*ava
D#troit dally, exr*>pt Sanaa)' * 4?. a. m .
Sjo p n, and « p in Hundaya 9 a rn.
and ;10 p m Sunday only *xtra
*i*-am*r fa th* Flat*. Taahmoo Park
and Algona**. 3pm For T»l**lo an-t
Sugar l*l«* cl *’*i*in*r Inc** ilally x 30
a m and up m , Sunday*. f**r Toledo,
3 18 a in and l 3 < p rn For Sugar
x 10 am, 1 In a in . i 10 p m.
anil 3 p. m
iBBES-sa^
For B iffalo and potnia rxat, dally I Os
p in Fara 34 uo For (’lav* land Pitts
burgh and point* aouth dally 1 j a p m.
and 11 On p rn * *■> x3O a m dally
*g> rp! Sunday Si Aip*n* Makinac
I*.and. St Ignai* ai i way p ita. Mon
day* and -a’ur.iai* 0 p m \\ *d
n*»d»>* and Friday* * to * in ’■•n
trai tlm* S!*ain*ra raw foot f Third
a> «i . -
wold atreat Phone < «rr y Mit
I'rlnflnu fTl* plain nun klntl—th-it
la rluht—llm*• Jnti |»<pt.— Main 3*20
Riff Steamer FI T-1 X-RAY leaves every day
N at 9:00 a. m. Fastern Time for
f §Jj |t s . | Put-in-Ray. (’edar Point,
I leveland and Sandusky
fit.- '‘ >%r ** lr 'II‘ | l“ B -II ,, lt»r I'rrri <lna|.
Iteih.*!*: Men.hr.. nt II.Oh Mraortn.
llnucliin mi the Vtujif. V iimH'a nrrhrt.
P* • a I fI»•It *1 * I in* Hi i (3 hmir%' «ti)pi| |i, re ft,
tXCUrSIGfIS ~. k
‘ *l"pi K<i um' trip. * I «.*•
Daily at 9:CO a. m. >1.75 one way.
MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS
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ft*. prTROIT RIVI'W STCAMFWS Columbia
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>*i3(( «.m., p.m. Krf timing Arrive Is Ar S p.m. F’antrrn Time.
Hanning nnd (lathing. Far* (Exerpt Holiday*) ll»n Cl ildrou 2.%c
MOONLIGHT with Hnnring on Str. ( olnmhin or Dairn nmr y
Kveniug Kirrpt S.m. mid Mo*.. S,;»t» Farn 4Ur. (Lst-r* H. iwiay.)
KVK. Coin lllllin I.M lit* Hide and f'onmrt 40*
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* to rtfita# atif |iar»nvi •«tiitia»i»a to Uili iaork on ratarvatl.
prTWOii BtVEft steamer^
- 'i i O 1 r> 8 JO TO 11:00
rjjgrj ounaay uve. eastern stanoard
x STR COLUMBIA FROM BATES ST.
LAKE RIDE /NO CONCERT
SOLOIST—MISS EDITH MAAS—FuII Orchr»V» —No Liquor*—4oe
fk. rtuM f • rrftiar anr p»»«“n ■dnlMlwn In Moat* nnH Park r»arr«r4.
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES—IT PAYS
—By Ripley.
-t l aightem-d up and looking fine —
th*- b* t in 12 years, Cincinnati is
t* formed, and is now a very classy
looking ball team. He is mixing
with high-class company -the first
division boys for the first time In
five years, and promises to remain
t her**.
Cincinnati's career began with the
National league in 187fi. The Reds
fini-lod last five times and seventh
five times. They finished in third
place on three different occasions
only.
Hilly Sunday lias nothing on
Matty.
Day Steamer
Daily Except Sun., 8:30 a. m.,
Central Time, for
Cleveland
DETROIT TO
DI 1.1 TH |gn
AND RETURN
Miles
\ln 'no. I’ort \rlh«ir
nml Fort vv 11 tin iii rp.QtQ HOW pOffl
Nuir *•■ ii Navigation ' o. stmm
**t s I»-h'<- I t r<*4l I* i. m Mondays.
W •*dn**nda\ sand Saturdays, Oraml
Ti link dork, foot of Brush Stfr^et.
M mN tirrtl side trip-, dances,
t* a an*! **nt* rtainm**nts all in
c 1 *id(*d in ' our ticket.
t* ai *• foi nnv part of trip on
rr*| u c s t
To k< I- from P. I-eidi.'h, I*. P A.
North*in Nfli itatlon *'o, t>9 Fort
|St \\ r*st Cherry 5543.
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I FARES2®S
L AVtRV DAY F.XC tPT SUNDAY |
4 tl> lieknt uriir, I*l l.rUnald St.
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