Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 13

i wiwav isataow Quits the Tigers to Lend His Aid HIT RUSSELL BOY Big League Toward Whipping Kaiser Wilhelm GIVES MACKS GOES ASTEST BOSTON CREW EVEN BREAK HEAT YEAR AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet it END A'a5 A 14 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE 3 0 0 0 0 5 27 13 0 0 Totals 29 0 0 I 0 1 0 3 0 0 10 0 0 2 DURAY TAXES DUST 0 0 0 0 0 pl 0 0 HARRY HEILMANN CAR 14 IN RICH AUTO RACE 3 TITULAR SWIMS PITTSBURGH because of ARE AWARDED BY minutes 20 A A OICIALS 0 5 pt 3 Eddie Wait Longer Than Tomorrow to Profit by Yellow Straw A of Suitingsand Overcoatings Hat will queer a whole with from appearance ($20 and $2250 ranges are not reduced) wo The Store of Detroit Suitings of All Weights and for $9 to $12 Oxfords $6 to $8 Oxfords tot straight I Some models with rubber soles and heels arc included at these reduced prices I YOU LIVE OUT TOWN WRIT OR SAMPLES MAIN LOOR Open Saturday Evenings Est 1865 "fifllishWnaltijlIills (Ko VMUM MM WMMM HJMMHANTt 220 AND 222 WOODWARD AVENUE LARGEST AND OLDEST TAILORING CONCERN IN AMERICA r'TIl I I imm Mi" 183 1 85 Woodward Avenue a 77 0 0 6 0 3 0 2 3 0 0 0 5 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 817 KID 4SI 4tt i ninth hi ninth Boston NoV York about the Indians go Into Philadd probablo pickings 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 43 14 43 0 0 0 0 3 3 game of 62 16 age of 95 miles per hour llcarno was third buston Cleveland Nw York 3 9 0 0 3 600 5K wn 512 CARDINALS LOSE TWO ROSTER WILKES BREWER BEATS CHILCOOT IN 2:08 TROT 472 413 337 Hundreds of Oxfords Reduced Uibold If 4 McMullin 32 Collins 2 4 Gandil lb3 Collins in 4 Weaver Rlsberg rf4 Hchaik Bena fMurphy Danforth Shellen'k p0 A 1 0 2 0 A 4 0 A1 Walker mf4 Oldrtng m0 Burns lb I Gardner 3b 2 Perkins c3 IMuench Dykes 2b3 Dugan SS4 Perry p3 3 Chlcrttn 2 Hfl Innings) ail to Defeat Single How ever in eature Event al Kalamazoo about the as thev worn inis Cobb says he will pmy but is dubious substituted for Cobb at nicely He hit 500 for 4 Caton I Bisbee If Carey ru SouthWh Cutihaw 1 M'MIwhz Schmidt wen the auto derby annals Cubs they Dave Holds Red Sox to ive Hits While Bader is briven to Showers 3 3 ull List of Championship Events for the Outdoor Sea son of 1918 After Winning irst 4 to 1 De troit Permits Yankees to Tie in Ninth Win in Tenth JAMES PUTS MEN ON LONG 0 6 Tobin 5' uruhIIv Red Snx here on Hnve One Want Another Riversides want games with vear old teams far Sundays Cedar 1619 and ask fr Smith Riversides play Homedale club at 3 RiversldeH desire game tor 1 clock also New York July The Yankees gained a little ground by break ing even while Boston was losing By the same process of figuring Detroit lost some to St Louis In their crippled state with Jiall mann gone and Cobh hurt the Ti gers are not so nosean series morning if he can Walker bat very the day and his extra base hitting average was 1000 The substitute scored three tallies Art Griggs will go first base when he reports and Walker or Harper will play right nnings hag nobody for the sack now and iho Tigers would like to have had Hellmann postpone his departure until after the Boston serhs Kalllo probably would have had hlH Injury one spiked A complete equipment of samples of any desired materials will be sent on receipt of postal request Mail order service fully guaranteed on using one came (imnklvn New York 3 6 Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 0 (13 Inningt) Boston at Cincinnati train) CHICAGO AB 0 mark is held jointly by Washington anti the Chicago White Sox In 1915 at Chicago these teams played 40 Innings in three days in which there was a 14 lnnlng affair and two of 13 lrenings Tn the National league 46 Innings was the greatest num ber played in three days Brooklyn anu LHisruirgi! ruo tnis a iso Skims 5 5 8 Mile Course at Uniontown in 3 Min 20 Sec Wins $10000 Stakes Uniontown July Barney Oldfield in his "Golden Submarine" defeated ArthiDuray in a 5 mllo race for the world's championship and $10000 on the speedway here this afternoon Duray was compelled to leave the track in the third lap engine trouble time was 3 seconds Roy Crevrolet today 112 2nile independent nn the Uniontown speedway He finished one minute ahead of Omar Toft who tonk second place Chevi BOXING SHOW OR MEMBERS MOOSE LODGE ALL SET Totals 31 8 27 a AB Malsftl 3b3 Austin S3 5 Slsler lb 4 Demmin r4 Tobin Gedeon 2b 5 Smith in2 jbeveield c3 p3 Pct Cincinnati 3ft Reston 35 44 St Louin 34 49 Brooklyn 31 47 SQUEEZE PLAY ON HEAVY END in 12 1 5 A 23 innlnrr frncMs followed one of 13 and another of 10 all set I Loyal friends temple riday In baseball is the feat of the Chicago in the last three days when played through 55 inningsTheir 16 inning battle Brooklyn Thursday following 21 lnning victory Wednesday Philadelphia on top of the double header which they lost to Phila elphla Tuesday made up the unique record The Phillies tried hard Thursday to keep up with the uds piaymg a inning Which gave them a total rounds in the three days The American league Boston at Cinruunul Brooklyn nt Chicago New York nt St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Tan Patent and Gunmetal Are Included 1 An unusually fine assortment of fine oxford w'fende and ofsplendid quality that formerly sold for $5 and sizes only but many models from which to choose Specially priced at York: one mlle Swimming club high dive Rye Beach club Rye long distance swim Detroit A Detroit Mich DAVENPORT PUZZLING TO Order of Moose and their are expected to crowd the on East Congress street ven Ing All of the principals from the modest youngsters in the curtain raiser to the boys involved in the main event are in prime condition for the engagements and If the usual good luck pursues Match maker Charley Best and his aides on the entertainment committee the evening won't lack for spirited ac tion Battling Krltzel who opposes rankie Brennan in the main event is expected to arrive from his home in Toledo some time riday after a singe of two weeks In the training quarters shaping himself for the ordeal Up at St Clair Brennan also went through a rigid roursf1 of preparation and he ad vance any alibis if he Is beaten The card will bp spilt up in five bouts three over a six round route and two that are scrduled to go four rounds The Tommy Long Eddie Gordon and George Skydas Zimmer collisions share the honor place with the Brennan Kritzel in that each like the main bout Is listed for six rounds Considerable Interest is manifest ed in the meeting between Long and Gordon This will mark their second meeting the first clash cre ating so much diversity of opinion regarding the merits of the men that Best enterprisingly engaged I Chicago 39 41 fit IxmU 3 II DETROIT 45 31 17 Our soft straws Panamas Leghorns Milans Balibuntals and Bankoks are soft light pli able and altogether comfort able The kind that will stick to your head whether you travel at sixty per hour on that auto trip or are out on the breezy lakes IVtrolt at Boston Uhlrsgo at Washington St nt New York Cleveland st Philadelphia game ATHLETICS AB 11 Jamieson r4 3 a opp ir Walker Burns lb Gardner 3b McAoy I'ykea 2b lUiRm GreRg HESE two lots of Oxfords have been taken from our regular stock and include all and widths in tan patent and gunmetal Those formerly selling from to have been reduced to $4 95 those whose regular selling price was $9 to $13 are' now ofi sale at $695 TIGERSTAKE ONE CONTEST LET0NESL1P twice finish for pitch A ft he was knocked out In the fifth In a game In which his tonrn had a six runs lend Ik han been In poor condition since that time With Mays due for Bouton on riday Jennings may use Covelcs Kie or rjriCKson uauss opens for Detroit in a senes but jio pnehea Tuesday Huggins was strong nlnch bitters Onlv through fur him but his hit in the tenth paved' the way to the winning run In addition to now Im worrying The latter now til in a an nn vi niv pi'imimu piUISiIl7 while St Ixuiis going pretty well comes here I Hellmann gone Jennings is in a bad way with two outfield end one Infield positions to fill and Walken Harper and Cunningham hia only cllgibles Bader pTruesdale TSchang jMuya 0 3 3 0 3 4 4 Phillies Use This Method of Beating Pirates in 13 inning Contest binding 1 to 0 Score ntsburgh I'u July IS TlK PItHburgh game here today went four txtra innings the visitors finally winning In the thirteenth 1 to 0 Siapnicka and Jacobs both pitch ed well and were invincible with men on the bases 1 Cravath who led off for dtdphia in the thirteenth gut a doublet to left He wont to third on sacrifice and scored on a squeeze play Burns bunting to the pitcher who fumbled the ball bcore: PHILADELPHIA ABHO A 0 4 0 2 5 15 cU: $22 27 $32" srAMHSG 1U 41 QNLY strictly tropical materials and a few staple fabrics are excluded Though our prices are reduced we give you the best we have full standard English Woolen Mills service the guarantee of com plete satisfaction the assurance of pure wool fabrics suit or ocoat to your individual order at about half what the same garment will surely sell for a few weeks hence Each day narrows down the as sortment better profit now by this most exceptional opportunity Total 30 6 30 20 Bancroft 4 31 Luderu IbJ If I Ghivath rf5 ppftrce 2u Jaiobs ERE is an instance wherein you can buy depend able tailoring for actually less than the tailor can produce the garment as the sale prices do not cover the present market value of fabrics linings findings and workmanship By all laws of reasoning we should be advancing instead of reducing prices but we have not permitted market conditions to dis turb our policy of closing out all limited quantity fabrics at this season of the year BOSTON AB Hooper rf3 2 Shean 2b 2'0 Ruth If McInnis lb ficott tw: Barbare 3b: I 1 (I 0 Demmin Totals33 11 27 rblladHphla 1 4 Washington 0 0 1 Collins 2 3 McMumn icotte uugan Tom Murphy Sells Chestnut Peter Winner Wednesday for $25000 to Bostonian Socdial to The Pree Press Kalamazoo Mich July 18 What the baseball fans would term pinch hitters were in evidence at Hecreatinn park today the veteran Geers and the Detroit driver Guy Jpp suhhing for red Jami son behind Single in the free for all pace and Wilkes Brewer in the 2:08 trot and both delivered I he winning punch Incidentally the time made today us by fur the fastest of the season the free for all pare being one of' the fiiiitcst three heat races ever I a cd the record for the season of 2:00 1 2 being mal in the second heat by Russell Boy The first choice in the first three I vent were bowled over The at tendance today was the best uf the Week and the track was fast 3IIhm Ilnrrta I'toori'd InVhe free for all pace Miss Har ris Al was favored On account of the illness of Jamieson Geers was requisitioned to dnvn and wh Miss Harris broke In the first mite he had no trouble winning In the second Russen Roy led ail the way and Ldman was riding easy at the finish in 1:00 12 a new record for tne year Single to the front at the start of the final heat andn spite of a great drive by Murphy the Indiana stallion retained his lead to the wire This is the fourth successive rare Single has wnn over Recreation park track he nev er having lost a race here it The Canadian trotter Uhllroot driven by Murphy was the selec tion of the in the trot Murphy rode an easy mile with him ir the first heat Guy Lee landing Wilkes Brewer a handy winner from Mark orbes The favorite and Wilken Brewer hooked up in a hot stretch battle in the second round with Wilkefc Brewer the winner Irt 1 2 a new record for the Ohio mare Wilkes Brewer and Chilcoot were the contenders all the way In (mtituiel an ifteen an easy victory but for His pivot foot was the and he did not sevm to get his swing Cobb had a run games without mlSHtng his hit when be was hurt and (oread to retire In 23 games since leaving home he has failed of a safety but three times Ray Caldwell went Into the out the day and his extra base hitting ting James fanned him once and ho hit RIH out of the In ncia ivniiio struck him out but hold him at the Detroit Is bad medlcUe Thormahlon Last lime he cd Was June 14 at Detroit STANDING ret Chicago 5 21 New fA 3t Pittsburgh 41 33 Phillies 38 Hatted for Barbara In ninth gBatted ter Mayer in IBatud for Mulyneaux 1 2 Ht LXJU13 Boston Maliel Staler Davenport 2 4 Shewn Ruth 3 Er Staler 2 Soveneid Davenport I Bar 1 Two base Davenport sacri fice Tobin Malsel Scott Strunk Shcun Sucrlflco Severeid Double Tobin to Gedeon Gedeon to Sishr Jortt on St Louis 9j Boston 6 irst on Boston 2 Base on Off Davenport 4 Bader 4 Molyneaux 1 Bader 10 In 6 Innings Molyneaux 1 In 3 lilt by By Bader 1 (Staler) Struck By Davenport 2 Bader 1 Wild Davenport Losing I'ader Thursday's Detroit 4 2 Nw York 1 3 (second gome 10 innings) Chb aeo 3 3 St Dnuls 6 Boston Cleveland Chicago Cubs Set Record for Overtime Play CUT PRICE SALE Douglas Baird Goes to Muni tion Plant and Jakie May Will Join the Navy St Louis July 18 After Douglas Baird third baseman of the Car dinals had notified President Branch Rickey today that he had quit theteam to accept a position in a munitions plant at Brecken ridge pa Rickey informed Baird that he had ordered payment on pa check stopped laird departed tonight for Pitts burgh tn assume new duties ollowing the receipt nf a notice to report for physical examination Jakie May the Cardinals' young left hander Raid he Intended to enlist Totals39 4 39 21 Innings 1 2 3 1 3 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ti fl 1 1 0 40 000H09(M Cravath Cutsbaw 3 Bancroft Pearc 2 Twi Imse hits Cravath IJighe! h'tolrn Williams Big bee Sacrifice Hemln way pwirre Burns Higbee and Slapnlcka Double Pearce Luderus ar Hemingway and Mcdlwitz Iaft on Philadelphia 7 Pittburgh 10 irst base on Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 2 Buses on Off Jacobs Slapnkka 4 HU by By Skip nlrka 1 (Hemingway) Struck out By Ja robs Rlapnicka I Work UpTo Ninjh In ning in Second is Great Then He Blows Special to The ree Press I New York July 18 pennant hopes saved themselves the ignominy double defeats by Detroit on two successive days and further loss of ground in the pen napt race by making a tie of the second contest after two wcro out In the ninth1 and winning it in the tenth the score being 2 to 2 Ihey had lost the first game to the Tigers giving the latter throe hi a row here by aS to 1 count Much moro Important to Detroit than the loss of this game and In directly to New York which wished to see the Tigers go to Bos ton with their full fighting ttrength Is the fact that team left hero with Cobb crippled and probably unable to perform In tho Hub and without Hellmann un less the latter changed his mind at the last moment He said after the Kame that he 'would leave tonight rntvy11111 to enlist tn the Cobb who Injured a shoulder In a holding plu on Wedneeday had lie sore spot badly bumped by aall fouled from his own bat In the eighth inning of first game He had to retire and was nut In the second contest Annies In the Ibid Spot Bill James who blanked Wash on hia last appearance was ths lad who took the Yankees over IheHiurdles in the 4 to 1 opening encounter lie was steady and he auowed the Yankees to bunch two Jilts on him but once That was In the sixth inning The hHl with a pass filled the bases with one gone mid the score a tie but nobody counted It was the only soot In yhlcli the tall twlrler was in any trouble Against James was Thormahlen who had not pitched a game sinceJune 14 when Detroit knocked him put on Its own lot He got by falr well considering the fact that he gave seven bases oh balls and hit a mnn lh his seven innings And hare gotten by at that but for Walker who replaced Har per In the first Inning and that time Btruck out with the filled Walker started one hatting rally In Hie sixth that Ko through In the seventh he won the game hHtnig a home run with two men on the bases ulker gave inneran most of his troubles In the second Contlnmsl on rag ifteen ive Bouts Comprising Twenty six Rounds of Action Mafe Up Card at Temple on Congress Street East riday Night rankie Brennan and Battling Kritzel eatured in Main Bout Long Meets Cordon WithjSG rounds of boxing all set them for the edification of the for them the members of the Loyal Moose ii me aroe naiance mat auenu ed the program two weeks ago is distributed among the bouts ri day night the Moose can expect to enjoy an evening of action Best uses keen judgment that is backed up by Entenza chairman of the athletic entertainment commit tee in arranelne his uroerram and some Of the best ring sport wit rederick Rubien Gives Out nt fhn nnnibrniis fttnha In 1 this vicinity is the result As usual no admission will be charged to this show and access will he by cards nf invitation Boston July St Tziuls with Davenport holding Boston to 5 hits won the last game of the series to day 6 3 Bader started for Boston and was hit hard for six innings Molyneaux finishing well 'Score: KT LOUIS A OU 3 2 3 5 New York July 1 rederick Rubien chairman of the National A A championship committee today announced the complete list of national outdoor aquatic cham pionships for 1918 as follows: 4 Eventa for men: 100 yard btraightarway Birmingham A Birmingham Ala 410 yard swim South Shore Country club Chicago SbO yard swim Pelham bay naval station Pelham Bay one mil? swim Great Lakes naval training station high dive Los An geles A Los Angeles Cal long distance swim Riverton Riv erton Eventa for women: 100 yard straightaway Meadowbrook Phlladelhia 440 yard wlm men'fl swimming association York: one mlle swim Neptune J' rancisco Ono cut when winning run scored fBatted for Bens in eighth Hldll I'r ill 44141114 1 3 3 4 Chicago 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia 10 0 0 tttinKoiD Bums Gardner Collins Gandil 3 Weaver Two base Collins Jamieson Dugan Sacrifice Benz rhtilk Dykes Double Weaver and Gandil Collins Gandil and Weaver Hurns Perkins and Burna Left on Chicago Philadel phia 6 irst base on Philadelphia 2 Base on Oft Benz 2 Perry 3 Off 4 In 7 Innings Danforth 3 In 1 1 3 jfhellenbark I (pitched to une batter in ninth inning) Hit by By Perry McMullin) Struck By Henx 1 Danforth 1 Perry 2 Losing Benz 1 Seasons Overcoatings for ly all and Midwinter Wear Heilmann left the Detroit club in New Yorl( Thursday for the San Pedro naval training station in California where he will enlist in the Navy This leaves the team without a first baseman until Art Griggs former Cleveland and St Louis player joins the team upon its arrival in Detroit irbT Chicago AB IHboht If 4 McMullin 3 4 Colllns 24 Gandil lb 4 tn 4 Weaver as 4Rlsbcrg rf3 isrnaiK Cicntje 9 27 9 Innings 1 Chicago 0 Philadelphia 0 McMullin base McMullin Clcotte Gardner Double Dykes Dugan and Left on Chicago 3 Philadelphia 3 Bathes on Off Clcotte 2 btruck By Clcotte 6 Gregg 4 SECOND GA ME ATHLETIC AU Jarnbson r4 Swings Second Half of Bill to Athletics Cicotte Wins irst for Chicago Sox Philadelphia July Chicago and Philadelphia split a double header here today th champions winning the first 3 to 1 and the Athletics the second 4 to 3 fine pitching gave Chi cago the victory in the first conteat The final inning jof the secund game was a thriller Chicago gut a twn run lead but Philadelphia won out on Dugan's double with two un bases 29 14 to i 1 i il' UH 'h AKA nntnOQ MIXULIUH QU zt i 'if CVS Bl 2 fli w1 5 Wnik jar? 1 wa I I I KW CZ1 I L'lv 2 i i A A 1 I C'Hf! j' ujX A 1 i 'J 4 HI 1 0 0 0 ijiMw 9 19Is if '4 T' ijL ll i Ir ife "1 If 'j (i 1 ABH HA gLff If fl 3 0 2 3 4 1 2 0 ft 0 4 0 fir rft 0 5 0 4 2 ft 1 ft 1 a' i i 1 ifi lZj 34 i 2 TTKr i mW T' I i A 3 I I I 1 TT I If i I I I mi iLg in the navy v' 7 7 I I i to! 1 93 '71 95 $3 95 i i i i 'X Al i tiB VB tL I THE BOX SCORES IHRT GAMEZ IETROIT i AB A Bush 5 1 0 3 2 0 Jones 3b 2 0 0 1 2 0 Cobb Cf 2 0 0 300 Cunningham rf 2 110 0 0 Veach If 5'0 2 0 Hnlbnann lb 4 1 1 10 0 1 Harper rf 0 0 0 0 0 0 Walker rf cf 5 1 2 4 0 0 Coffey 2b 2 O' a 2 2 0 Stanage 3 0 1 3 2 0 James 3 0: 0 0 5 0 33 4 6 13 1 NEW YORK AB A Gllhooley rf 4 0 3 2 0 0 Caldwell cf 3 0 0 0 0 0 Raker 3b 8 0 1110 Pratt 2b 3 0 0 4 3 0 Pipp lb 8 0 0 14 1 0 Bodie If 3 0 1 2 0 0 Peck Inpaugh ss 2 1 0 0 6 0 Walters 4 0 14 0 0 Thonnahlon 2 0 0 i 1 0 Hyatt 1 0 0 0 0 0 Keating 0 0 0 0 1 fl tMlller 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 29 I 5 27 13 0 Batted tor Thormahlen In seventh fBatted for Keating tn ninth Innings 1 23456789 Detroit 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 New York 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Walker tatokn Gll hooley Perklnpaugh Hellmann Walkur Sacrifice Caldwell Pratt DoiZlu playStanage and Jones Tft on New York 10 Detroit 11 irst base on errorNew York 1 Base on Off Thormahlen 7 Keating 1 James 7 Hits Thormahlen 6 In 7 Innings Keating none In 2 Hit by By ThormahlenR Jones) Struck By Thormahlen 3 James 3 Wild Thormahlen Losing Thormahlen SECOND GAME DETROIT AB A Bush ss 6 0 3 4 4 0 3b 5 0 1 2 30 Walker cf ft 2 3 4 0 Veach If 4 0 1 1 0 0 Hellmann lb 40 1 7 3 0 Harper rf 5 0 2 10 0 Uoffey 2b 4 0 0 2 1 0 sjtanage 3 0 0 0 Kalllo 4 0 1 2 0 0 Totals 39 2 12 28 10 0 NEW YORK AB It a A Gllhooley rf 4 I 3 1 Caldwell cf 5 1 2 3 0 Baker 3b 5 0 2 0 0 Pratt 2b 4 0 4 4 0 1'tPP lb 1 I 1 8 2 0 Bodie If 4 3 1 0 1 Pecklnpaugh sa 4 0 0 2 5 1 Hannah 2 0 0 3 0 0 tMlller 1 0 0 0 0 0 Walters 1 fl'l 1 1 lnneran 2 0 0 0 0 0 IHyatt 1 0 0 0 0 0 Xeatlnff 1 1 0 2 0 0 Totals 88 3 10 30 13 2 One out when winning run scored fBatted for Hannah 1n eighth fBatted for lnneran In eighth Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Detroit '1 New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Two bane Walker 2 Caldwell PlppBodie Three base Bodie Stolen base Sacrifice Heiltnann Double Pratt and Pratt and Peckln faugh Left on New York 8 Detroit 10 lrsL on Detroit 2 Base on Off lnneran 1: Kalllo 1 Hlts Off 1'inneran 11 In 8 Innings Keating 1 In 2 Hit by By lnneran 1 (Veach) Struck By lnneran 3 Kalllo 5 Wild lnneran Winning Keating Call To Lolhrops lthrop club will meet the St Hedwigs Sunday All the follow ing men report for practice at At kinson park at 6:20 A He nlng Henning Hoppe Gill Wag ner Jessen Dunne Bradley Myers Loos Kent Ungertnnn Clark and Calfltcr Dothrops will practicePpii day night at Atkinson park at 6:30.