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PAGE 6
Bill James Turns on Boston,
Copping Five to One Victory
Ann Arbor Boy Shows Form
In (iamf
of Series
Big Bill JTTmea proved that, he
ban a few good gam*** l**ft In him
when h»* I*** th< Hns’on nine down
*' with on** run and *ix hit* yratarday,
winning a »rll*arn**d flve-to-onr
rletory.
Bill aim help* and him***lf along by
producing a ‘ingle in the flrth inning
and aeoring on subsequent amauhaa
by Bush and <V*l»! Tyrua and Hurnf
wore th*- offej>nv* king* of th* aft
ernoon, T\ gening three sing!***,
and Bum* collecting a triple and a
* homer, the iatf*r bouncing off the
left field wall into Cherry *>t
Jarneh had himself in the hole
moat of th* tiro* because of »he
five base* or ill- ■' he ‘ ar.de-.
out. but he wH." • ffect I\e with Bab*
Ruth at the plate, and k*-pt the
slugging pitcher to one hi*, a double,
on the right field foul line By keep
ing the major portion of the Bo*ton
attack In check in this mann* r. Ann
Arbor Mill ni-tde thing easier for
himself
Detroit might have been less suc
cessful ts l>‘w|* ‘ad handled a
smash from Cob ' it ’he wav he
usually tak'-t- <ar* >f ’tr.'.g- 'hat *n j
ier th*' left field pe* rc* C obh h
a low liner to left in the fifth and
If !,*•*
when he got both hand* on it. a
double play would have resulted and
no run* would have l»« •*n made But
Duffy fumbled. ?ho T> g*’* ' redlt
for a hit, and then threw wiidi* to
third, Vitt following James across
the plate and Cobb reaching thin'.
Boston's run came thru the me
dium ot two singled and a sac-:fi<-e
The Tigers mad* safe in ’he
eighth when, afte? Heilman had
walked. Burns stepped into a fast
me *rd knocked ;t dollar'- worth of
cement from the top o' th* left field
wall, thus *arning a free trp about
the ba*e<-
Dauss is due to hurl for Detroit
today tn the closing game of *h*
gerlen and ought to 'urn n a '
tory. ”iay be ■ oppo-:rg
purler.
WHITE SOX
CONFIDENT
Chicagoans Entering Home
Stretch In Fine
Form
BY H. C. HAMILTON
NEW YORK, Aig j<s Play nr
. their last horn* s’ands of any im
portance. the two leader* in tbe
major leagues today are fa«* ap
preaching that period of ba-eball
known as the stretch Within a
▼ery short time they should reach
the obstacle referred to as the s’ra'.n
under which Boston clubs have
nerer been known to crack
Three games ahead of the ba’
tllng Red Sox. the White Sox to
day are a bit more copiforable than
on previous occasion* in ;h* la-*
• sow weeks But. at the same time,
the Giants today are on top Jus’ a
game lower In the estimation of the
, Phillies. Pitcher Cooper of Pt’te
burgh blanked them for the second
time this season While supporters
of the White Sox are grow ing m >re
confident that the Chicagoans wi
represent the American league in
the world's series, those who favor
the Giants are beginning to view
with alarm the s’eadv and pers;*’
ent efforts of the Phillie- to cap
turr a pennant voted to ?h* Giants
way back there in the memory >f
last fall.
The Phillies and Giants will ba'
tie in ten more contest- this «ea
•on. provided weather doe-n’* in
terfere. Six of these g ime- will
played at the F’olo grounds and four
at Philadelphia The pennant wt!)
be either won or lost, in *he opin
lon of a majority, in the fir*’ -> r-< -■
beginning Sep- doubleheade
will be played <a* h day for ’fire
days. The second -cries w l *. nd
up the serie* for each club
LITTLE PAL
A I !l I
Th' S PA I QUICK <> G?r
IT U*A>S CcRnCO. y a BOAT. 1
OP •- A BOTTLe i I -1 iQj
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j STANDINGS j
American League
VTVMIIV.
W L. Pet W L I'u
Chi' ag" fy I* *> i. w V T-vrk ;4 * I •
B >ston 'l4? *l3 M ash o S' •* **.
4'l e v#ld ft if * -i 1 u » 4 4 '-
lirlr.lt *4 A* A4O V-M. t• • 4 4 4
Tedet's 4. an.es
-n .n I'etr f
V* w Vm< :n •'f,.• ag•'
M asMngton n r.o»l»nd.
Athletics in St leui*.
VMlrrSar'i
in Cleveland
Innmg* : : i 4 5 « T * J R ft r
x\ ash *..n o o c t : *
Cleveland It? 4 a . • 1
Matt** ** Harper ila i v"
and Aimirtl K epfer "i* V -
t n and 1 Vo!, t'rr.j -*s H .d»jtan:
an.-t C- rn. Ily
in S’ I- u; e-
Inning* 1 ? 1 4 S * * * 3 R H F.
Phllade! * 9 : : * » 1 ' v
st i*ou>* o ; - 4 *
Patter e• >e s an ! "h»r»
S th >r* n and »o*'e;’ T'rr; res
Mor.arty and Eva -».
In t'h.cag-t—
--!nr nu« ! J t 4 » 4 * « * P. H
New y.rk y A t
C-o-ag * *
Ha-ter** : .-■»»<*% ir
Nii*-.amaker ' it'r a--'
-•'•ala t mp: re * —l, .*- ~ n sc. 1
t.twena
National League
sts viDlwr.
rc pet vr r. r-'
v r -k -4 4- ««■ - -v t , - *•
Phil lie# *5 4* s?> fir kvn *' ■ « ■»'
St I. jl* *lsl 51? fV •- r 4>*. ♦»;
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Tn B - *?r*n-
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P' *t'n a ' * a 2 ’ 1 *• *
Ba ’ t»r-e• R*t»r. and V\ ~ g T' *
* r an and ’’"ragreaeer T 'rr r ’♦.* Klem
and y.rr #! le.
Tn N*w T'■rk
Inn ng* ’ 2 1 4 * * * * a p j? v
P’’ a burgh *4 an * fi a i* ' a*
v»» T rk and a r. a a s n- r - j
Batte- ee Co/A-e- and 'l'ag-rr
P»nten i'. 1 P.a* der. T ' r -.p -*«—
Q-; »:•' and P-. r-n
In Br«- 4lv«- -
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Inning* i;J4s***a RHP
St a a a j j a 0 0-- 4 ! J ?
Phillte# n t) a- . <
Pa»'eriea Iv<-a« »*-». art a n*‘-
da- M*v»r Render and K '»- - .
ptre# rvi>ay and Ha-* an
BOX SCORE
DETROIT
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r.ijsh *« « o j i j
Vitt 3h 3 1 A \ *
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Janvrm, *4 ...... a < a 1 * -
Thcmai r 2 a *, 5 ■>
Ruth, p 4 <1 l ; '
• Ukr.rten
♦ Walker in •. . a a
T'-Ula 32 1 * 24 1: :
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♦Ratted f< r tVai»h Tn nin'h
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Tw'i-ha*e hi!- |-..;tr Th’»e «.
hit* R'jrn*. Flush FF r- e run—R j-rs
s» i u M it F4v Tgr e * * ff • *
b\ Ruth 2 (C-.bli F’.-irn* fte»»- n
v v « >** fame • .> 'Walsh fin per
;«r-i nrr TUt'j *T R :th " •
Vt* II - lTi»nn Double pla>. - *r
S'd If. r Itr I/e # 1 r,n %•«
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" r res T'tn»en and Nall r A”*nd
an * I •»<
Dicky Dippy's Diary.
• TUMOAY: MEARtWff <Ilf9L CRY I o*Dn't sTBE. HER* FA.CC TILL. | LAND-)I J>4C N2«*Ml_iED* I WOULD
I, I DOVE. TO THEL * * • HER OUST ED HER Thenj SHE EACLPIIWED: ACCEPT AM APOLOGY’"
J / INI TiMELu ' VOU’VE saved mv life! you ake . nnvi=
MV OWN SRAsVE HERO? " 1 OOVE lyvlCviuWi
\ BE ONLY *N AP>OLOOY
[ FOR A HEPO,"
DETROIT BOAT
COPS GOLD CUP
•‘(.ar” Wood Bring- Next
Regatta lo Detroit By
Hiv \ ictory
\ f . T >IVT .A P* ..-J Mi~: AU?
M;-s . 'r -■ :i * .- j lot* .1 to the
g • th» *4 ri i- bvu»t
Wood yeetenUy in
♦he *. jv’d ' ’he American Power
- n.v < 'Sociß'icn. a .nmng ’he third
ar. i ■ ’■.a! hea* t record time
Th- - n*-\’ r..- -'ra of th* a * socia
"•on ’fill f I- '-o'’ ar.d Under
’he a • ' < ' ’he I —“t-poi’ A itc!:»
club w> t. . M .-•■* .•* T- 11 Mtf
Ded :n *fie ra - - ''.••r'' 1
jy t> , [h.i- • n.-a' w!1 meet some
real compe' .■ :■ n f'ern''*on in
the . hanipi • n-h;? race, ’-he
f.tle n- W I* eld b; Mss
Mlr.n* *ipol!- ‘tiar ’ Woc*l w ill have
to beat the 1 %rk Vr r*- cf the reg-t*
?a. The Whip-Po Will, said 'o he
able 1 p do • ii. • an hour ’
w .11 carry *ll her.hark to
tro it
\J p.*p(A3’ I! won a • v -“e*’-m 's
mater, "ac* v*.’h in a-'rop.ir- -* -
terday.
ST. 1.01 IS TKAM
BEST DRILLERS
CHICAGO IP X £ :* —TV’roit
was given -ix T h i-la - in ’he com
pe’i’-.v e dr!l for ’ v * Arr.err a! league
•til ’eanin. Li'-u* * ■ Raymond
Sh»'-id r, ’’ S A who -a v all
• earn* dr.’ ’h- 7 week, r’.a' :r.g
>■ Ia u:» fir*’ V a* v ’•.g'cn ranked
*e< on«t nr. ’. 1 !*- -° -r.-1 ,v r l
WRESTLERS MIX
THINGS TONIGHT
William Deme’ral. local v* r«*’ler
f fare*-, w i: p.• r n a r.v t .*
with (Ik van M-i/iar :n ’he A-.er. j--
’h--ater for.;gh* T* se*s of rules,
’he (f-aeco-Rorrsn and 'he 4 j.
catch-can. will b* used, each ttiAn
hcWir.g ou’ f r '.« ?-a p:c u lar s'yle
of m vire
FOHL TO LEAD
INDIANS
CLEVELAND A- 1* —Lee r h!
w.ll man age th*- ’lev* ar. 1 Indian
in ISlt
■py l # v« a * tjc- fi ni * **! v ar. n c r. rf i ’o
dav bv pre* -.•« r,’ .? e- ?4 ■r n ■ f ’he
Clsve'ird a-ehall He -aid
no or* else had *•.*r been con*id
er*d for ’fie t. b
"Fob! certainly ha- mad* good
with th* 'earn sa i Dir.n
♦
Evident’-. • • * - *%’.?- * * •
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- By LEO.
DETROIT TIMES
THEATERS
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Spanning a decade the "St. Paul Road" has wrested from '
tomorrow the comforts and conveniences of electric travel
and made them the heritage of today.
Giant electric locomotives, the mightiest in the world, im- Jgjfbd
peeled by the forces of the mountains themselves haul the
heavy steel trains of this railway across the Great Continental v \\ LaS\
Divide -440 miles through the iielt, Rocky and Bitter Root
No smoke—no jars—no cinders—just smooth even almost
silent travel through the glories of the mountains. jfiKk ;v
And so successful has been the operation of these
fied mountain divisions that work is wrrli under wav for vBB® i •
the electrification of 211 additional miles through the ‘jpP iil'»l\ AfcjH
snow capped Cascades in Washington. ,X\ \
The future has indeed been made to serve the present. Jm\ \ V
When nf'xt you imimey to Sp<ikane, Seattle, Tacom.i, Port- //nUI
land and other f *a< ltic Northwest cities travel the electric jl iffiM
Milwaukee Si St. Paul t-iJR njftjyr
Z-ndfor electrification and ixtitcm Iruotl Lteratun aJJ’ * A'gjff jHEgBI B*
If. \N. MKI.MIOht. i)i«4trict I'aNM'nuei Au«*nt w ~ '“"****
AMIHKMKSTI
3 NOW,
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NEW ADAMS THEATER
f.rnfil « lr. ii* lml Mril Ariinia n' ir
U<Mlrfn*nl I nI m n<-«- I'lnr trl* IIM t
Opening Sat. Mat., Sept. I
Vaughan Glaser Cos.
•' “ROMANCE”
M ATS s ri, \ ,,n '" r,,,r n ->
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rnmnsm
[, I “On Trial"
111 a > o 111 Mil «huo
A in. *t n ■ ,■ r«
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FjTDancing Girl of Delhi
f«rff nf I I.# «« Mimlilmi A 1 o |
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n > , » > — m mA '*■ I'lifilrti filial* 111 l.ff. 4
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EDMOND HAYES and Some Show'
| I,n4le«' *f«t* l*e. Srili M.kman «h«w <
TTESDAY, AlT.rsr 2>, i:*i 7.
SPORT
CH \TTEU
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f‘t Ilia* and w **ra .♦, vat
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tiHf.’* f tit** ori t.rc i.r "f th<- »«•>»-
ion.
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tb’ « a«• nrf ’i ’ t);p \rr.**rl in
all m 'll M' *MI .1 WWTt
G 2 ill ci mi nm m
L^! S *,?^ Un, l FRANK BUSH I P OWl BROO"
Detroit
Itrftirn of the I »< lonl#’ * otneil y lilt
TWIN BEDS
with LOIS BOLTON
MIT I nhnr lln) M«tl. Hnn I l|||
M I'.KH Keu Mali. Krd A'»nl * I.a'"'
I KKDERICK V. IMIWKRS
His Bridal Night
ull ii i: % ii ri i«»\ m « i'i
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Ad* nnrn«l A nftilwMlle. aiSO-li.!*!. T. f»il!\
IIADJI SAMMOI.A A CO.
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I Va-UITI >1 nl *. '. 11l IA A A M'l
” nOYEB CHATTERDON CO.
SV, H ;..Mt east lynne
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CADILLAC 8;,;v
BIFF! BING! BANG! SHOW
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MADISON
VIOLA DANA
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‘ THE GIRL WITHOUT A SOUL”
MAIM OUUA D’> I.I'.MIM:
i.im i pi \ •» “i» i’ll ii iir.w
GARRICK
H Lyman H. A UNCLE GAM S
OWE’OHAVY;:;-;.^?
I . A. >mnl A imlritty
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At,m< Ofh. • IVntnri-*
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li\ li > " >i i• i. n.
“Muggsy" McGraw
“One Touch of Nature”
A VENU : ' V
The Dainty Dutchess
BUR t *OUERS
In •••111 AH I Ol’A -II Hill*
AA rratliiiK 1 nr«iln.i n**h|.
Amwke II !«■ Llk«.

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