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MONDAY. OCTOBER 15, 1917.
SOX HAND
N.Y. THIRD
LOSE SAT.
Baseball uncertainty wa« demon
strated to tin flues e, Saturday aft
ermmn before 27,323 Chicago fans,
when the American leaguern defeat
ed the N. w York Giants in the fifth
world m rles game, S3.
I'p to the seventh inning It wa«
all Now York and things looked hail
for Roland's men With the Giants
on the long end of a 5 to 2 count
many of the spectators began to
—lew i>■ r n e—yr a ATT -TT) it 1 m~~t Fi r frame
the Wfndv City playera niarted the
fireworks and when the third man
had been retired the .scoreboard
showed the count even
The demonstration that followed
this feat wa- one that Chicago will
long remember Cheer and lusty
yells rent the air Hate and other
throw aide article.- sailed abouf
!•’ven the i hlcago players showed
♦ heir Joy by dancing about and slap
ping each other oq the hark
The spirit of run getting was upon
the American league rhampjlonr. fc>r
in the last half of th. eighth Inning
they eartie cl* an with three more
runs and tlo game It was a sad
finish for the easterner* as they
played good hall up until the «#»\
enth inning Salle. , who works best
tn w.irni weather. had a hard time
getting started, "ii om> he was
under way. the. Sox hail a hard
time of tt until the cold vuy!l;vr
Mopped in and put Sallee’s effective
arm ont
Hits were plentiful thruout the
*ntlre fray h« a total of 26 wer*
made Chicago registered with 14
and New York had 12 to their
credit
Stx errors coming from the Chi
eago contingent did not help the r
chances in the first part o? the
game, and two of them counted ma
ferlally in the Giants run getting
Three were marked against th*' No
tional*
Just before the gam#* Garrv Tferf
rnann, head of the National com mi*
sion tossed up a hngh’ half dodat
to determine win-re the seventh
gam*' w >uld he played- should th’ 1
♦ vent jirovi necessary Comlskey
head of the i hlcago team, called the
♦ urn. and Ins* Monday the six'll
game of the «» ri* - will he staged Ir
New York If Chicago win: again
thev will !••• *i rv> rded the world s
champtiin-hlp K »he <; arts win
the last game will b>- staged at ’he
l*nlu grounds on T » - day Th* 1 ho\
y itW voltK
y" i • v n v 1
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Every Day Brings New Shipments of These Strikingly Beautiful
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Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine,
Taffeta and Combinations
At Sftll
By Far the Most Remarkable
Dress Offering We Have Ever Presented
Mut wp'yo marked thorn at thjs ridiculously low price for quick dis
posal. If you want to pecuta one of these wonderful dresses
we advise you to shop early. They come in Navy,
Mark. Kray, champagne, litfht blue and white.
FOURTH FLOOR—
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I'errltt. i* . ) o o o o ft
l :«I» . y -•- -M g
CHICAOO
, . . , . All It I O A f:
I Collin*. rs ....... A 1 t I 0 1
McMullen. 3h Z 0 ft 1 4 0
I F, «Vdllns 2t> / . 4 * ' 3 /| 4 f*
la. k*on. If t> . S .1 ft ft
K. ts.-h, ct -. 1 4 0 ft ft
• land]). It* 5 I 1 10 3 1
W« av »r. »« 4 I 1 i t 3
Hrhalk C :» ft t 9 0 ft
Hus-ell. p r. rt’ b‘ ft 0 ) ft
• 'l-rt(|c, p I ci ft 0 2 ft
•itlsherg I ft 1 ft ft ft
Avuiiwmi. p ~ *i ci ft ft ft 1
tl.\nn I 0 ft J ft 0
Kaber. p . .. ft •* 0 ft 1 0
Touts .. ’. II II It IS 4
•Hatleil for i "Unite In atgth.
t|laiie«l for Williams tn seventh
Innings 1 'l4 347*4
New York .. ~2 0 ft 2 ft ft 1 0 o—s
Chlcage . ft ft i o ft t 3 1 * *
Tw-.i-hasc ho, Ksiff Felach,
Pen her. Hand l l I'.uhl* plays- M.--
Mullen and • land*l. M. Mullen, h Col
lins and Oandll nr has** —
<*hl« ago |ft, N>* York ll First base
on errors r 'hl.’aic.i t. New York 4
ll«.cs . n halls *>ff Russ* 11 1. off Sal
lee 4 . ff < teoite | lilt and earned
run* a iff Hussell, 2 hits and 1 run
Sallee. 13 hits and 7 runs In 7 1-3
Inning off Cic.itte, H hits and 2 runs
; In 4 innings, off I'errltt. I bit and no
runs In --3 Inning off Williams. 3
hits and 1 run In I Inning, off Faber.
Ino run* and no hits In 3 Inning"
-t' k ut Uv I' .otte A *>v SaMee 2.
to Will lams 3. h\ lahsr 1. Time
3 37 I'mplres -I'le'UghMn behind the
ptnte. Klem at P.igler at se.--
end. Evans at third
First C.ame.
Tt H n
' hi. 3 : 1
New York 1 7 I
Malterie* dent l* and S-’lialk. Sal-
I and M<•♦ 'at t\
second l.nme.
It II H
1 hlcago T 14 l
New York . . 3 * 1
R*it*«-rl*-s Faher and Rrhalk
hupp snderson rerrttt. Tesrrsu
aii I Mt’C»rt\ and Rarlden
Third f.ance.
R IC K
< ho-a go . ....... ft 6 3
Nn> Yt-rU . * * 2
Matter •** Fin.fte and S.-halk Ben
ton and Itarlden.
I'oudb l.sme.
n h k
Chi' ato .. 0 7 ft
N‘* Yrrk ... 5 Ift 1
intteri.s Caher. l>anfcrth and
s liaik S' hupp and Meriden
Fifth lißmr.
Tt H K
' or .... 4 t 4 4
N*» York .. ... S 12 3
Hatt"'<- Mussel 1 f'ieort*', tVtl-
Ism« I nt.ir and-• halk .‘- •.lee. r» r
r• t» a*- and Hartdrii
ll*»*s the Money Is IMeldeg.
\**e* Ift n e ,> 15J. Wv a
df • re • ij.• i. nve gnines |*32 Ml ftft
Na *1 • nal <*■ -nmlssion s share
flve games 3S.2AJftft
i’hv<-r»’ «hsr<> f u games
l ■> h etuh's share, five
rum i *2 144 21
This 's *he fe» lal Hat of Cgures
furnish#"! h\ the National Cnrim I .*-
sion un l»r " Is«- cl r- 1 Htiperv.sl -rt
th* w >rld « sere, car es are eon luct
<•.! riuv.rs share nnh in first four
ga tn»s
_ ♦
Frank Moran -save he wants to box
arl Morris and if Morris persists in
• uil flghGng Moran will us# similar
t 'd|< -and rong*'house the Okln
1 nnm giant
. «s
Sno Anderu n, fnrnier Badger
• and Y-t|c- ' U’ 'ar. Is assisting
• na. *. s It, hard- -n-nd Jor.es w ith
•h v»r-ltv o f \V|sr.>n*'n football
sf< u a ci
:<v Covirstton. the rnlvhty slugger
f h< S "Chern league, filled to live
t hiv tepufation as hit ter la
< • g;tpres with the Bfa' cs
177-179*191 WOODWARD AVE
MT. UNION
EASY FOR
YOST MEN
ANN ARBOK. Oct. 16.—Y0»l w»r
rlors had an *»asy time of it Satur
day afte|moon when they defeated
Mt. I'nlctn loot bull teimi by a t»S-0
score Weaton, anew- man on the
Michigan team, was sent tn at quar
ter and made himself a hero of the
fray by scoring five touchdowns all
of them aJtcr running long distances
thru the vialfing team He was the
hghtetst Michigan man oo the field.
A difTerem e of 2.1 pounds tn_ the
itvefsrr wr-tgrn ot rfir Teams cannot
account entirely for the big score
run up Dy the Wolverine*. Yost's
men were determined to avenge
themselves for the two hcorea Kal
amnion normal was able to push
ncrosr. Wednesday.
After Weston’" flrst 60-yard run
and touchdown. From eke ran along
a* rear guard and the whole Yost
teem finished the play at the goal
lln*‘. leaving the Mt, T'nlon boy*
rcattered around the middle of the
field.
Mt Cnlon made her best showing
in the second quarter when It re
quired four downs for Michigan to
pu-h Wleman with the hull frt/i the
'hree-yard lino. At no time was the
ball In Michigan territory more than
a few #econds }*tlll Michigan’s ends
are w ->ak A ro*s allowed himself to
he sewed up by the opposing inter
ferenc** on a good many occasions
that would uace let the runner skirt
his end of the line unmolested If It
had not been for the fast Michigan
secondary defense. The Yost Inter
ference. altho working perfectly
when once it got under way was oft
en too Blow to make way for the
runner, leaving fast men like Weston
and R' e to pick hole* in the line for
Themrelves.
Knough substitute* were put tfrpi
Ihe battle to give the Wolverine
an abundance of semi seasoned ma
terlai that can he relied upon In
later games. Altho there were no
injuries it will be a comfort to the
Ann Arborltc* to know that Sparks.
Genetinch. Rye. Hamah and even
Wlenrvn can be replaced without as
g-eat danger a* the first game of the
season would Indicate
I worrit haae hospital snit No.
attended the game In a hodv tertv
ing between halves They w< , :e
reived bv two FTench army surgeon
majors who took part in the uni
<*r«it> convocation exercises Fri
dav and who rested themselves with
the milltorv Detroiters
Summaries:
MICHIGAN *69 > MT r *:’' N / ’
« I, K • • Ftdredge
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ii#»'h F Hr wn
tftoctsnii B ■» Bteheson
H T Bamsayer
Cartwright H.d-7 . Kekts
j«r *»x»’n Q, Allot
I’ve It If ldcMy
'■to t..M Mii’sskey
H ' ■ ’»n F. B .. fCerkl'e
r uehdowna Miehtwan Cohs. Wea.
t h f Froemke. Wleman. Prose 'Jsr
r*"tr M' T’nlon S’ "tie Go*)* tr im
Inexpensive
Serge Dresses
«no
No wonder these dresses are so tremendously popular —wc are
obliged to re-order them constantly—such a rare combination
of style, quality and workmanship cannot help but appeal
to economical women of discriminating taste. All the
styles featured in the more expensive frocks are
reproduced in these charming dresses, for
both street and house wear.
—FOURTH FLOOR—
ST. LOUIS K ASS AS CITY
DETROIT TIMES
touchdown —Wleman I, Pulver Sub
stitution* Michigan: W*»ton for
♦ iwnskaau, i n.ihi., 4—*—W~»•- *•».-.»- -
shot for Goeis. Fortune for «»**odsell.
Pulv*r for Ooodsell. Oarrstt for Wle
man. M »rrlson for Cartwright. Cress
for Ooets f<ir I'nhn, Weadock
for Rye. I.lndslrom for Ht Clwtr, Bar
nard for Hoyt. Mt Cnlon: ('aeklln for
larht) Marl for Iteikl*. tJrnhgm fvr
Kldilags. Barrows for MrlAtn. Ref
eree Walter Kennedy, Fhtraao. I'm
plre -Marv*y Snyder Harvard. Time
of quarters i; minutes.
DETROIT HIGH
TEAMS ALL IN
CONTESTSSAT.
Ont ml, Eastern, W estern anti
Northwestern W in Their
Their Games
Central High won from Flint. On
tral Saturday afternoon. 2tfi. us injg,
the old style pla> most of the gani'
Mint, with a light team, scored its
touchdown on forward passes.
Cent ra I • IS 7 ft fi 34
Flint 0 4 0 0 *i
l-loktern High found little opposi
Hon In Casa Tech Saturday after
noon and won handily 40-7. Cass w:u
out weighed and showed lack of
football knowledge at time*. Ifuring
most of the time of play the ball
was in Cass territory
Fastern 11 4 IS 7 4"
Cass ... ft ft 0 7 7
Western managed to win ovei
Northern S. lurd.i’. afternoon 12 "
noth teams attempted to use open
style plays-. Tho neither was profl
-lent In this art Western had the
edg* and managed to win.
Western 012 ft 0 12
N«>rth#rn 0 ft 0 0 ft
Northwestern football team
trount # and Adrian high eleven at
Goldberg field Saturday morning
7" ft Tt WAs tittle belter than a pra<
tire game lor the locals a.*- Adrian
was out weighted and out-played In
all stages of the game
CTfl.Tf* HKRAhIiS j
M opk ins . I * H • • Th. 1 1.
!Vrlfftfv#r ~..1.T .... Kdgerton
Metster I" G Caber
R*ss» •' 9t*wart i
Unr li ft straight ,
Fissrnsysr H T .... With'-rhein !
Gilbert R F Wh’PfU !
K roerk Q R Hughltt
Knsb H H Gerahnr
NVi'blnirer . . . ** * I S*ck.ste'l"*r
Slo-rnsnn P.R Dunn
Srnre by quarters
1 ? 3 4
"<•*, Ids 7 ft ft 7 14
Celts ft ft 0 >— ft
T uchtoani Hacltste*t*'r. Thei’e
G-.h’s frnm tnuchdewn --Hughltt 2
T\. orf>. Tt R Bnvd#r (Ttarrar ti
T’mpife Dr o*terh»l<l d'dlgati •
Heal lln"'sm»n—tta«slrr T<me "f
quarters 12 minutes Hubstltutb ns
AVernke fr»r llenklns, O'Br’en f«r
MH«te*- vI erirer' fur CJi’her'
’ '»# e r T*U *-eefrtn: G Hh.«'Ms fer
Cshrr. Maher fer I.*nnahan. Multan*
r>i I nnm
A number of football coaches are j
needed a* the various tnilitar> train
mg ramps. The position carries with
it a salary of 11.800 n year.
New York- boxing promoters nr*
angling for a re'ur-n match between
Jack Dillon and Harrv G*-eb. the
"Mover Pittsburgh mid llcveight.
Cnoffcial hr. Mir? nvrrages show
'hat Tbiffv TyW't;:. of the Rod Spx
landed wlthttc The rire’ie at the
verv finish of the n-eo^on
The Last of the Rental Instruments Are Now Arriving
Our 14th Annual Sale
of SIMMER RESORT PIANOS AND PLAYER-PIANOS
STERLING
$350 carved <»ak
*l7B
ESTEY
$.375 mahogany
*212
SIMPSON
$250 rosewood
*79
SOHMEK
$485 rosewood
*lB3
VOSK
SIOO rom?wood
*209
Grinncll Bros.
SIOO mahogany
*298
The rental {‘.an >s are selected from our own matchless line:
STEINNVAV. KIVAHK, T. BROS., SO TIMER. VOSE. etc.
The season’s use has not harmed them and each one upon return has
had the thorough attention of our factory experts. You'll find that
many of t' e. < c • a though going at greatest rental reduction.. UAN
NOT RE TOLD FROM NEW. VVe sell the rental Pianos, as well as
the exchanged, sample and shopworn Pianos on FREP, EXCHANGE
TRIAL. Surely greater protection could not he asked—YuV HUY
SAFELY!
Extra Easy Payments
The reminder of the instruments must be moved quickly—you’ll find us ready
to meet your <* shea in any reasonable arrangement—to adapt our payment plan
to your requirements
No nrM to longer deny yourself and those of your household the Joys of music
—share in the advantage of this greatest Piano and Player Plano Sale TODAY!
Grinnellßros
OPEN EVENINGS
Clad to mail you complete descriptive bargain list on request.
HEADQUARTERS,
21:5-217 WOODWARD AM!.
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The Bnueshop
r—omi ii mn m i*'—r
Norma Ti
A A Fit £• rirrw* rv . \v.
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VAUGHAN GLASKR CO.
">lt Marrying Money
\f »I,'M r«. %% Ik h • of fit# t n bhn b #
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The Little Girl God Forgot
Wrffc—« omr »i u k to i;niN
Every train and boat is bringing bark the rental instruments, but the end is in sight—
and, while a la r ge and splendid assortment awaits immediate purchasers, there is no time
to lose. Our floors will soon be cleared. When they are, there will end for pianoless
homes the most remarkable and important opportunity for sa\ing that the music business
has ever known—an opportunity that presents THREE BIG SAVINGS IN ONE—savings
that in actual greatness are I)Ol RLE AM) TRIPLE, in many cases, the rental reductions
KNARE
$550 rosewood
*242
WKSER
$350 mahogany
*IBB
Stuyvesant
$.300 rosewood
*l3l
H. F. MILLER
S4OO oak
*165
Huntington
$315 oak
*2lB
STEINWAY
$550 burl walnut
*275
tra™
Ii Douglas Fairbanks
I |"1 kr Wan from I’nlntetl l*n«a"
!•»!» f'*al»lr* In **lnnu
■■■■ mmom A < «>l»ln. 'lakt*
itml «Mh**r I'mliirr*
CA DDIPk »’«»*• Wnl. »«• In *1
tiHnn.un vt, m r:
Imcrlca'* i.real**! t nnirdliin
William Coliier
In (•»<* (ir»«lf*l nl 111 I arm,
MINI. HI I Till. IHI Til '
lla Janir* ilnaif mrr>, from nmrl
of I r il lahi'it.
N it nrrKi Win. Il<»«lu*, In “lurr
fur * iirfihlM."
WAUESTfC
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“Within the Law”
W|lh a fin* .In If* nnrf llarri Mnmr
llrlr III* Wn Mn|*«|li' Trln
Trlntln IK* nllm a*»< V Ipil—lfeil
' la rl*M—Tina*-* J«l Wain 4MH
PEERLESS
$550 weathered oak
*175
KURTZMAN
S3OO rosewood
*225
SCHILLER
$250 walnut
*l5O
A Ul M.AII.A V* AMI«iI.MKNTS
sal 5X2 \
Siv -* < i|*r ( mintrvN
A|nl I , Mchit IV. ".«r, ,‘V •
liprrrillr *>inr* A\l IH.A II I • •«’ »•►—(i;H). Call
Tl< I I 111 ■*, I —4—rti4A
7 ll|h*r l.rral Arts. All for unr Atiiiiinnii n ivalnrr I'ltttloplay
MADISON
Harold Lockwood
•i -i*ill uini: i. \rt m v
Wm. S. Harr
Ind Ihf I aural \(l»trrl lllrmllvna
Il'lK I|*T lirulf fill rI rai|iir
near niini i> row a
I ratlin* Mala n«r, >ml, M.nlrlrn I rnok ’
r Ann lac c i' Ml 1 M »’ *
A-* 1 a iipp lintel < ■lijllla*
The DAHI.INGS of PARIS
Aral *t e > k--- /«II ra h anil Ihr Irmplrra
of $25, 50, $75, etc., that apply on these in
struments returned from Summer Homes.
Ask us about this triple saving. Hundreds
ha\e already taken advantage of it—and in
all that it means, the opportunity is still
just as fully yours NOW. Rut we cannot
urge upon you too strongly the necessity of
immediate action. NOW—BEFORE AN
OTHER DAY HAS PASSED—is presented,
as never before, a chance for wonderful sav
ing and for easily providing your home with
a reliable, sweet-toned Piano, or Player-
Piano.
STERLING
$350 oak
*l7B
GEO. WOODS
S3OO fumed oak
*B2
Player Specials
The prices and reductions tell you that you’ve
no time to lose—these rare bargains are going
fast. Through one of these specials all the best
music of the world is at your command—yours
lo enjoy—to play yourself from the hour the
Player enters your home. No better time to buy
\ 01 It Player-Piano than TODAY.
ry • || ri $650 sty l *- A beautiful j *
Gnnnell Bros, c™ 435
AUTOPIANO S-
- £W£«*sßs
PLAYTONA «?£■,? •*» *395
AEOLIAN.. SS“,- 5 385
Dench* Drape and Music FREE
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ers who appn ?iato * a news
paper of character include !he
Times in their country-covering cam
paigns. Many use no other medium
in Detroit.
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