The Detroit times. [volume], September 28, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 6, Image 6

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AM.LEAGUE
STARS LOSE
TO RED SOX
Cobb, Speaker, Jackson
In Outfield For
All-Stars
BOSTON Sept 28. —Th** Boston
Am* rican league team dr-foated »r.
•ll*»t«r aggregation picked from th*
AoiAri hi league, '-i'll Maranv.il*-
of th** H< ton National* at short, by
h 2-0 conn* The proceeds of th**
benefit f. >ni«’ amounted 'O f'4 An4 '
and w * r*- turned over to th*» family
of the late T H. Murnanc. one of
the best bi.«<eball writer* tn the
country prior to his death la?* win
ter
The All-star* pre-en’ed a formula
ble lineup with Ty Cobb, I 4 **" - '
Speaker of Cleveland, and Jo* Ja* k
eon of th*- Chicago American cnam
pionshlp In the outfield and
ter Johnson, of Washington, tn th**
pitcher s box. Sensational plays bv
ih> out'eid trio were the feature
of the g one
Boston played in championship
•form and the Allstars hardh had
a look in It was not until the
eighth inning that Boston »j* ah!,
to score Hits and a bit of P*
tacular base running accounted for
the scores.
It* )N
All H • » A
Hooper, if 4 "
Fia ri y. 21»
HobJltsell. lb
W»lk**r, rr> 4
Gardner. ;tl> .
h> ott. e* . -t
A anew, •• 1
Thomas, c t *•
Ruth, p - *
Fester, p 1 ,4 1 41
Totals 31
11 ”
ALL-ST A US.
Makati' l : a
Chapman. 21► .. •
Cobb, rf-ni 4 t
Speaker, nt-lf 3
Janvrln. rf-lf-ni .. . . t 44 4
M-Innl * 1b... ..A 1 s
Weaver. 7th 3 e 2
O’Neill, c ? 44
Schang. c . ... 1 C 1 1
Shocker, p .! 44 44 44
Ehmke, p 1 u 44 0
Johnson, p 1 0 44 1
Totals 28 3 24 <
Innings 1 2 3 4 5 8 7 * !>
Boston o > it o 4 4| < \
All-Stars 0 A 0 ■ <1 ft ft 44
Runs—Barry. FU'blitirll —2 Errors
Ruth—l, Maranville —t TANARUS« ■•*»«*
Vi(t—Walker. Threo-ba.«« h't- -!.*» -
Hoblltzell Stolen Nasos -I’hapman 2
First base on balls—Off Ruth 2* off
Foster 3. off Ehmke 1. First b***-
on error—Boaton 1. U* ft on ha***
Boston 4. All-Stars 4 <tru‘k *->\iT
By Ruth 1, by Shocker 1. p.-mV ■
pi ly 'lardn. to Bar' t H
Wit*—Off Huth ’! *n ~ inn'rjrs off ;
Foster none In t innings: off stv k* - j
3 In 3 Innines. off Khmk* 1 In 3 In- j
Slings:. off Joht n I innings I
Umpire*—Fonnollj- and Vali n. Tim* ,
1:35. Attendance K.ftSft
DETROIT PLAYS
FINALS AT PHIL.
rhree Gaines Remain Before
1917 Curtain
Falls
But three more games remain for
the Tigers to play after which the !
curtain will descend for the 1917 j
season. Philadelphia will be the
•cene of the final activities.
The outcome of the three games
will cause no changes in the stand
Ings of either club. De'rolt ha*
fourth place cinched and would not
be dislodged should tbe Athletics j
win all of the games.
If Detroit wins all of the tilt* the
final standing will be SO games won
and 74 on the short end. Ty Fobb
•s leading batsman of the league '
will retain his honors until the fall |
of 1910. Should he go thru the :
three games hitless, he could not be j
Slsplaced as his lead is considerable ■
Jennings plans to try out several |
recruits that have been obtained I
thru the draft from the minor j
leagues.
Get Ready for the Next Call —
N OW! . “Are you saving your money to invest in the next issue of
the Liberty l>oan? ' I hi' is the ■ tion that concern' ever v
patriotic man and woman. Faiiun of aw ar loan would be a national
humiliation. It would give fre>h courage to the enemy. It would
be the first failure of the kinand in our )
will not i>e if from this time on everyone will set aside, from day to
day. pennies, dimes, or dollars, a- circumstance 1 - will permit, and be
in readiness to subscribe to the new loan when announced.
It will be to Mv.ftlt as w?ll » ■ .arg* d* i r K vi*rvbod\ with i-n"
dollar or a million will have an opportunity t tbvr;be ft win \ *!d grn*i"
returns. It will h* all* edped l will be *on * * •*o> • .; r abou* *n \<>ur <h,
dren and your Krandrhildren and ts will hr * l«-»nn m thrift «•< m,| . f
patriotism I»*-Rin to aa\* new The r.itior r »■ i- >ou' help *« r,
n*«*d« the help of rh* brave bo% - in 'hr ft» 1 , r, .• . r•> of hr «rrn:
sdbacrlptlon* should b* v.*r\ ia r ß* and should k fa* toward a*-Or mg >b<
auccraa of the liMn. li* ?
One Dollar Will Op«n An Account With the
First State Bank of Detroit
Griswold and Lafaveite
nn tst mi ««
I lifn» Ana «.rn«l»*t —Mm k mil 'lf
<•1-411*1 an 4 trnsilne*— \% nnilx mil ana Mini
J»«, f n tor ft it «n«t Mfnlun—llamllliin nn«f If rkh
Ftrnilate an 4 'erlnynilli
STANDINGS
American League
%t *. >m »*.
I 4 *h Na S ’
»rtr»lf 7* '■’*
I rid*» » ♦ •ann**.
! t «
♦
National Loacrue
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. . • e • ft a •* i
I rUin t'% luimeti.
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FOOTBALL IS
WEAK THIS YEAR
i NEW YORK Sept 2’* \ * ”■> a.
| aeak-kneed tik> n-- ■ of 'he h*■ .h! tr
| rough and tumble child >*f sport who
i whs Said to bed lor ’h* l w inter last
■ fali wdl stagger thru the motions
tomorrow- m the revival of foo’baSl.
In the east the bigg- •' game
excordingiy small, even for this
c*rly period in the calendar
Brown university is going ’o prove
there will be football tn Rhode Isl
and. and i« going to *'art *h* sea
son with a crack at Rhode Island
State in Providence. Carlisle and
Albright will meet at Carlisle Coi
ga'e ni**'.. Susquehanna a* ilsmii
ton; Cornell p!a>* Rochester uni
versify at Rochester: l»ar’mou'h
and Colbv are scheduled for Han
over; Penn State opens its season
with Muhlenberg at S*ate College,
and penrsy h ama will ge* p* fir**
taste from Franklin and Marsha,
j at Philadelphia
Th*-re is a chance for the sport s o
| gradually pick up its pep ;r. t:;*
forthcoming season * games. Som-*
excellent contest.- are scheduled a
few Tha* *hou!d m *ke jf possible for
the smaller college* to g**’ some
, or* >ci♦ at: >n n ’r.t at c :m* nt ••• *-r
-a r . pi' ' ei - ,
Yale. Harvard and Princeton ar*
having ifttle *o say. except that most
student-, wish football hadn't been!
stopped
OLIVET CANCELS
SATURDAY’S TILT
WITH DETROIT l .
Hard luck ha* again mad* itself
; manifest in the Detroit University !
: football t amp
A telegram sV'i »»d from Olivet j
stated tha* the *. hcduled game p»
I twe«-n the two schools for Saturday
was canceled. bu f ga\*- no reason
| for *he act
Efforts are berng mad*- b> < oafh 1
j James I*tiff> and others in '■•hH r ge
of athletic* to arrange .« game f o r
I 'he week end. a* the r.iii, h figure* I
I it imperative tha* his men get into i
preliminary action in preparation
(for the big game* -oon to follow
| Several state schools ha>e be*>n a-ii I
ed for a game but a* ye: no word
I ha* been received.
Nov 3, 10 and Thanksgiving day
are still op*n dates Hr*. io win I
see the local* in action here aga:nv I
the Toledo university team i
TOST PUTS
FIRSTTEAM
OR FIELD
Culver, Former Central
Player, Given Tent
ative Tackle Perth
\NN N R HOR 41:. 4 -, Si 1 ’ -'
’he Michigan men*cr i* aware ot
The wi‘.ikne** of his s’taCK it no
wishes to strong <*n ts ;n **r v.,>
possible. Weimann I* i< powerful
rnan and has b*-en n»' ( . n • » t'..
hack at various stage.* of hi* v:v
Henee*ought**o develop into a gornl |
Culver, tho a center for man 4
w-ar*. bmlr right for .i ’ack.e He j
w :•! . . hard Oh f. nc .r. A *
__ _ v. . w fi\r 'T , * w %-a Nou *
*iat ed nr. V' American .e'rth *his '
fail But the istroit boy .« in good
Yost
The Cre-* brother* appeared a’
'he , nd- of ’he flic eleven, We-ke
ver, Bovd and Baker ? h* !at?er_
*erv• vpp*area r • * . ■" p * * *
w i* ha. k «»t <juarc- 1 roen:ite *<vok
are of on* half and Har sh »»> '
running mate
A Negro and a Chinaman < .trn*
au* Thursday af*crr.--on- r.«g-'-’her
T' e. were both end candidate* and
were placed on the .ame squad The
Negro's name is J< ne* and the Chi
naman sailed under the cognomen
of Wor.g
Coach Yost, in a leo’ur* Thur*da>
morning, called the attention of 'f*
candidate-s to th< nearne-s of th*
first game and told them they would
have *o work hard to ge* ;n rondt-
Mon for th* «ea*on He rook charg*
of *he first squad himself ye«:<*rit:tv
morning
In the afternoon Yost *pent a
great deal of tim* in instructlag the
men n blocking and tackling and
falling on the hall He de lare»i !
tha* the charging machine ar.d 'he
4 a< k ng d’immy \h.-h were to
dav. would not be used m i< h, bti 4
that he would uv* human machine*
instead. This is a *’ep ’ha’ Yos*
has seldom taken so early m 'he
season Th*- picking of a firs* e|ev |
en the firs’ day is aNo unpr*ced®nt ,
ed
The marrinee or Mia* Margareth* I
Henning, daughter of Mrs Frederick ]
J Henning No if. 7 Alexendr ne av *
west, to Roger Monroe Rnge;*, -Aa«
quietly celehratod U'Adnesdrt’. even
ine in the family home, by the Rev
Fi .' NuMe* curs’e of >• Paul's
cathedra! Following a southern
wedding 'rip, Mr and Mrs Roger
Will re-ide wph Mrs Henning un’il
spring
Watch
Bn»h ?unda’ papers foe
Miller ad—the most sensu
tlora! announremr-n 4 *-vcr
made
T7u£oc*r
Square Deal Jewe'eu
DETROIT TIMES
FAVORITES LOSE
AT COLUMBUS
Bi'ts ( .iIIihI Off On 11:15 Trot
For Shady
Driving
4 01. l MBI > i> -%»*;.» js Hope
*t* ~* ha 1 Grand circuit races here
1 hit’ sti i.v fgiir*Mi al! v* rung as tu<
J.- v i»: ;'♦•?* in e\«rv >\»-n' of the day
■•-. IN"
..ere off , *he work of some o»
*;.e aver- be ng *lu»dv. so much
V .it : • :dg declared off be».s
Four ot th* five race • were fir
-ii’i. tit th< *i\ h*.it* in the 2 1J
”• conf.r .id . 4 ! dusk w i»h no
• **. * ■.< 4 *n r.o’her hea
V o: the T \rre shipped
»' l- 4 *; ; r, n* of them going
• \ ng 'oi C e fro’® open nex 4
Monday. Summaries
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U- ter the Great
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e*'an.-n * :* < \nn» t’eoti
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Pet-' V.. F :u«s»l I ) 3 t S
v I/eepyi 4 3 4
'c *, *■, n 4 4.*!*ti Cb rr*«
... T j, | , • *' f7 ,rid Homer
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t; 2'* 4
M -Harr » M - m V Peter
f • •'* .t M--r- n«'l > « l 1
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««* ’ P.u h mleers t 244
Choice of Rockers With Footstools
Every illustration is an exact $1 '>.so C'ish, ~)0c weekly , arr
reproduction of the rocker itself [ _ the convenient credit terms
Tht* rocker value
we ever advertised
This 'tore has achieved a reputa
tion for offering the greatest rocker
values in thi.« city hut this particu
lar announcement overshadows
anything: Me have ever offered to
the people of Detroit and every one
of the.*e 275 rockers represents a
savinp: of at least $7.50 to every
purchaser.
The Wolverine Burns Wood, Coal, Slack,
Coke, in fact Anything I hat Burn*
In the last five yeara w* havi aold thousand*
r.f th» »e Wolv*rln** overdraft eater*. many of
»hem to p<opi* who rould I to pa - for the
very finest ba.-** burner mad* (<>- the very re*
«on th^*< the**- Wolverine Oi»rd*aft «tove* gne
off h more int»n'e *v«n h<a* than anv b»«e
burner made and will un one *hird !*•» fuel a«
well i« 'j-.rtc the < heap**- <• •’« «i;rh aa wood,
miff coai or rdai k.
Plain
Price
Tickets
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| Tirr; •>>. '. O’ l . ? «’*,
I jll T!U»T. in - , ri its:; It aro
l ilrnritl York* t> h by uni*
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Jrar.nrtt* t.W ’T» «•’ )
-and' .h c il»An»huai
| «*nwi-<v| Ft hnil / Grand Marahkl
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Thursday’s Livestock
The cattle market at the T»**trott
•■sock yard* on Thuraday waa called
u*’ abou' *tcad' with la*t »Mk,
(i!i all of the commoner grade*
>'*’ r e hard to' place and WltUifl
•* ie in. lined ro complain of .some
fit'-ultv in making A complete
M'an.’e \'eal /-alve* wf-c dull
and abcu 4 .*>A cen:* lower than last
• r-ek. the top being s’..*> SO per cwt
' toon a mime lamb 4 o bring fit*
«- cw ’ this week, which indicate?
, .!e.*iine from 'a* 4 we*»i<’p average
p.j- r« of more than $t per <»i
tttificatiora ate thn’ larnhs will *oli
•er * 4 ill before the pendulum
w r.g* the other wav
! ive hog> were exrremelv active
,s week tn petroi* and a strictly
■ rime offering would have -old on
•i:«d..v for StA Jper re The
average quality of the hogs on «*le.
•,11 v wa* ver\ po<vr No* as manv
r r sty pig* are seen in local arrivals
a* - fo'-rrerly. a 'act that indicate*
. od health amiir.g the porcine pop
la'ion and a beliet on the par of
•h.e farmer ’hat it will pa\ him to
• tture stock before *endlng jt f*y
w a rd
William E Bolle? i* in Oldsmar
Fla
One dollar delivers any of these rockers with footstools to your home
Comer \lSciy~n& aridT*^/\ACicJiiaan Q\sq %
Kxactly nine different
-tyles are offered
We have room to illustrate but five
of the different patterns although
there are nine to choo>e from. They
range from the graceful lou back
type of English rocker to the larger
and more massive fireside, over
stuffed rocker, with various types
and sizes in between. All repre
senting the highest type of uphol
stered rockers.
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rhr Wonderful Tone Arm of the Columbia
Reproducer the 9ligHte»t Sound Without Variation
The Columbia t* she rna*'*>r !n« f rum*»nt of Mi* ng‘ t th** chf>i«e of Mm Kreaf
ttrti-’u of th*- world, and nttr final decision after carefully invcatigatlriK all talk
in* machine* over a period of aeveral \»*ar«
In our ruunral in*trum**nt department am all of the new mod"! < olunibta?
from the • mail li)*trum**ntil at ll' no to the larjo- alz« <lraf<*nola» at s£',o.
ALL SOLD ON CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS
You ran buv you Columbia hem on th'* earn*’ convenient credit term? tha*
we ?e|| our furnltur* Complete record llhrarv I? maintained < ome in and
hear our favorite ?e|r>rffon? S«turda>
LINCOLNS HERE
FOB 3 BATTLES
WITH MAXWELLS
Westerners Arrive
IxH)kintf Fit and Kx
pect to Win Series
It w*, .i form Ida M» Torrkjng hunch
of huskies .hat xot off the train at
the n higan vVntra! ? tat ton Thutf
da> nigh 4 and declarod thcm*»*lvc*
th*' lanroln NVh., aggregation her*
to give the Maxwell* battle Safur
ri.*v and Sun-lav for tho World a
Amateur T 4 ai«cl*alal championship
were filled to the brim with
confidence, but judging from then
tala. 4 be westerners have con«ider
.tb'e respect for the prowess of the
lo<a! club and expect tough games
oefore the series is concluded They
placed considerable on the ability
of one of their pttchers. who thev
*gure will pu 4 a crimp in the Auto
maker* a«plra 4 ion*.
Should fair weather prevail a
larg* attendance is expected to turn
out at Navnm field as demand for
e»rs has hern heavy Employer of
the Mr.xwelJ concern alone have re
served mere than I, 4 " 44 " 41 ' 4 seat*
Confidence i* u t lack ng in the
local camp a* thev full} expect to
win 4 h< series The Automakers
realise that 4 hev hav»' about the
hardest proposition of the season
on their bands.
[t was announeed that Manager
Mason will star 4 Collat'd In ’he ini
rial contest, Kuhagen In th* second
an* 4 he will work the third game J
Saturday aftern.xin the game will
cnnimer. • at .3 oc, h*« Sun<'*y thy
first will be called at 2
Heveriy Garrett, of l ,*ronro. of the
( an/sdtar \ va'ion cor; * * tc*-
guest of hi* aur 4 Mr* Char es R
'Warclell: No 3' 4 i: East Grand bHd
( phoUterrd in a line grade
ttf imitation Spanish leather
This imitation leather fabric is u*efl
extensively in very fine upholster
ing: because of its extreme wearing:
qualities and because it *o closely
resembles the genuine Spanish that
it can hardly be detected from it.
We thoroughly guarantee this fab
nc in every way.
I R1I) AV . SK I* T K MIIKK 2H, 19 17.
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fifour£ind 'fd Shoe *o~*7" Q
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Ralstons Put the Fs in FEET
Ralstons require no “breaking in.”
You'll sav “as comfortable as my old pair”—the
first day you wear thorn.
And when they are worn out “they were com
fortable every minute.' #
The secret of Ralston Comfort is Ralston Fit no
excess of room, but just enough.
Let us fit you to a pair.
PI. SCHMIDT fr=\
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These advertisers prefer to speak
to the real buyers in the home
fQrr? n
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Ccmiinr Mahogany Cane Back Chair*
or Rocker*
$ 12=
Actual $lB Value*
The«c hejiijijfii! (fair? and rocker? are enn
(■••ded io fc the «reateat value? ahown at tha
recent Grand Rapid* furniture market. Similar
(hair and rocker.? are hdnn aold at retail
everywhere for Ilk Od and upward They are
of beautiful antique mahogany, dull flnlahed.
I r»o (,f • hc«e chair? and rocker? will go on aal#
tomorrow at $12.50,
Convenient Credit Term*
Both rocker and footstool are
included at the price of $12.*»0
This is the first time that a combi
nation offer of this kind has ever
been made by any furniture firm.
A footstool is a very comfortable
adjunct to a rocker and these foot
stools wore made to match these
rockers so that they are not only
practical but make a very attractive
addition to your living room.
One
Price
To All