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Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 15

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COVIE BLANKS ST LOUIS CLAN AMERICAN LEAGUE STASDI5GS A And I five can Powerboat option Jurladic Ha NATIONAL LEAGUE 34 BUtee If 0 3 a raS MOTOR 2 3 0 2 0 0 You SERLIN IZE (ECONOMIZE) 0 9 0 9 But 11 33 0 0 3 2 3 0 3 Regular 2 0 ATHLETICS and Hartley Tlrup Kohl his Job away from dob booklet or poster started now Savings Worth While Are Offered on or the same reason you mass your 4 3 materials before you begin to build your WINS OR MICHIGAN product School Shoes Dress Shoes Play Shoes Scout Shoes meet again to AR actual printing If 3 3b 3 0 0 You can keep your throttle open by 3 getting the preliminary work done now artists are at your service THE LARGEST CUT PRICE SHOE STORE IN THE UNITED STATES Telephone Glendale 4685 Woodward at Erskine 3 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 6 0 0 0 2 9 0 6 0 0 1 9 1 0 9 9 9 9 0 1 0 0 PO 2 1 10 10 11 0 0 0 0 9 the the Ave car Get off at 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 999 909 9 9 0 9 9 1 0 1 1 0 0 3 6 9 0 1 0 0 0 1 9 3 0 2 0 10 0 0 3 2 9 0 0 0 0 9 0 rules of the American association A Wood spring offered a 3000 for a race across Lake 1 0 0 Ch tea co Athletes Cleveland Detroit EL Whites 9 9 9 and 9 tW rwniee 9 1 000 New Tori 9 l0 Chfcaao 10 St Louis Totals 23 3 27 8 0 0 0 000 0 2 90000000 0 Natl Orders Promptly illed' Little and QUALITY OOTWEAR 494799RHE 3 1 2 0 2 0 12 3 0 9 0 9 0 9 273 and Mayer Evans In tenth In ninth 0 3 9 0 Debut a Manager it Right Sort Pittsburgh Win ning to 4 in Tenth PIRATES MAKE LYING START Pet I 069 I 900 1 92 94 96 Gratiot Ave Near Randolph Cleveland Hurler Tosses ive Hit Game to Start His lag Drive 0 0 3 13 SOX TAKE OPENING GAME 3 2 ON EDDIE DOUBLE IN THE SECOND EXTRA INNING it? 5 8 Claude Williams Aided by Brilliant Support and'Good ortune is Able to Turn Back Tigers Just as Victory Seems to Be Within Their 25000 People See Game 8 0 Mauor League ACTS Special to Th ree Prss Grand Rapids Mich April Detroit's jarge delegation of bowl ers will monopolize the alleys April 23 to 26 during the seventeenth an nual state tournament which opens here Thursday evening Grand Rapids teajns will howl th first evening and after the first night city and state teams will use the alleys together except during the period set over entirely to the metropolis teams It la no mystery to How ignorant you are! That gent a brother to the girl Who names each Pullman car Thursday Games Detroit at Chicago St Ixmiu Cleveland New Turk at Philadelphia Wtehlnxion at IkMstnr Games Phillies at Brooklyn Ronton at Nw York ClUcaro at Cincinnati PltUbursh at StLouba 9 ft 11 3 3 9 HLIIRY LPt of the gods grind slowly they grind exceeding ZEBEDIAH CKADITT SAYS "ii like knock nobody I don't never talk no scan dal my neighbors lint Now that th Browns ha won th St Looey city title w'al're they goln do with it? Wood Withdraws $1000 Cash Offer to Avoid A A Conflict Made rhrnffli! soles and heels aoft Strong and serviceable 1 to Cut price $398 VTHAT III lilt ItOAR rench are striking wantonly" The Germans loudly roared It seems to make difference Whose ox is being gored Superbas Make Hits Off Rixey in Pinches Brooklyn April Brooklyn made practically all of Its hits off Rixey count today and beat Phil adelphia in the opening game 9 The batting of Wheat and Konet city was timely Myers although credited with only one hit a three bagger scored 3 runs duo to twice Continued on Page Sixteen A 1 0 5 0 St Hyacinth Uns Strong Tenm St Hyacinth will he rop rerented by one of the stronger! toams since thnlr organization They have secured three of the best somi pro players In the city Sev eral dates are still open on their schedule Teams in city or wishing games call Harry Metro? 5251 McDougall manager of Home Theater nine rail above ad dross for arrangements for Sunday game Take Woodward marked Second and Jefferson Phone Cherry 4784 Results Brooklyn 9 Phillies 3 Boston 8 New York Cincinnati 7 Chirsro 1 Pltiabursh 5 St Louis 4 HO Innings) the Spring boys are harder on their shoes than usual Every out door game means daily banging of their shoes Not only are the shoes I we offer made of serviceable leather but even the stitching is extra strong And they are fashioned to assure correct growth of the feet IM Nw Tort 1 St UmU 9 I ff9 9 1 009 aAtortuu 9 In order to avolo any conflict with the powerboat who last cash prlz SL Clair open to alt boat other than hydroplanes withdrew his offer to the Gold Cup committee al Wednesday acstfan of that This withdrawal came after a long discussion and the Conflict with A A roles which wou1 result from Its being staged by the Gold Cup committee which Is a subsidiary body in charge of the 1920 Gold Cup race under Amerf AL A UTT SAYS One swallow may not make a summer but one swallow of soma of the raisin brand has put many a good man on the hummer Event May Be Staged by International Powerboat Unkm Outside of Gold Cup Regatta BY HALL elusive Included three heat of 51 mile each tor tn woos tropay and cah prlaea Thia led to the and It wu decided that lhe beat ay out waa for Wood to withdraw his er which he did In tha belt Interest of rsclrf DETROIT AB 5 4 ASD LASTLY hear the single ringing lusty rooting roar? see the hurlers flinging read the first box score? Our Price525 600 675 900 DEROITERS TO ROLL TWO DAYS mills but But please dear gods grind faster if you grind fine And get to grasping landlord evicting me and mine Want Player to Report Walter Pankratz Will Tusdale and Levinson are asked to commu nicate with John at Northway dZ'U Rewrite Chfeajro A 3 Cl Innlnrt Athiclicv 3 New York 1 ClevelcnJ i St Lou I 9 Boeten Washington wet grounds km 9 1 9 4 5 Tol37 Batted for Watted for PitUburgb St Louts Cuts kA Shotton Hornsby I1 1 1 uhure Vase Henry Hornsby uurnisr Bis bee Caton Tbree base Grimm Stolen Heathcote Stock Janv rm Hornsby 2 Clemona Cutahaw fft on Pittsburgh 11 St Louta 9 Baa on balla Off Doak 1 Tuero I May Goodwin 1 Hito Oft Doak 1 in 3 (none out in fourth) Tuero 2 In 1 3 (nona out in fourth): May I tn 3 1 3 one out in weventh): Ha inc 1 lu 3 3 3: Adam 10 hi 9 Struck By Dok 2 May 2 Hainea 1 Adams 3 Winning Adams Loaitur Goodwin always said Head after he had boned us again for an opening day pass Everett Scott was a pret ty good shortstop but I notice that a regular Heller among the recruits trying to take his Job away from 0 9 0 0 0 9 11 009909 043 and McNeil Crum Grtmio MeHenrv St rula Buy when you can buy advantageously It bi likely tht win tnk the offer to tbe Internatloaal Powerboat union recently orgen Ixed here and that the race will be taged her at about the aame time aa the GoM Cup event thli matter being left to thd body for deel elon Wood Mra to have a rare that will bar no boat type of engine or errv an reatrlctlona other than Uj tion I the caue jbllevs that the amateur status i At first lhs program for thw meet chely drawn and that lhe C07 to be held September 3 to 7 In Coatlaued on Page axiee I 678 Woodward Open Evening Mail Orders illed Hargrave North I 9 It Electric power for our presses has been cut off but our artists are still going strong under their own brain power I Skilled in mechanical retouching they are working weeks in advance of the Browh "Army1 Shoes of soft brown calf solid leather caps Knode Kirch errin Wray Vanhov KfirnUk in 3 c4 p3 Quality is the only test of economy You save when your money buys Lowest rnces in America on SECURITY AUTO THET LOCKS The freateit deterrent to auto thievery At One Quarter Off! Get Yours Now at These Price ASSOCIATION897t910RHK evr in cortlns ewnn urumann Weaver 9 A 10 0 ttTANIHMsM cinetnuatL Boston Bmklyn PitUburch Canadian Half mile Ovals Must Pay $5000 and Milers $10000 Per Day Special tn The ree Pre Toronto Ont April Racing Is to proceed In Ontario for an other year at least but the tracks mllo and half mile will be subject ed to unprecedented (10 000 per racing day In the case of the mile tracks and 43000 per day for tho half mllo tracks Provincial Treasurer Honorable Peter Smith In hl budget speech before the Ontario legislature Tues day made this announcement: "One matter I want to specially mention la where we expect to get reason ably Increased revenue and that la from the race trucks Seine people have felt that the govern ment should not allow gambling on race tracks but for certain reasons which I do not care to mention to day we are going to allow it to go on this year and we are going to charge the half mile tracks 5 000 a day and the mile tracks 410 000 a day That will bring an In creased revenue to the amount of three quarters or a million Athletic Beat Babe RuthetaL Perry Doing Mound Work Rain at Boston Cleveland April 14 Cleveland opened it season by defeating SL Louis 5 to be lure one of largest opening day crowds in history of Cleveland baseball Covelcskle held SL Louis to hits and struck out seven men Cleveland hit Sothoron hard bunch ing Its hits in the second Inning when it scored four runs Johnston's field was a feature ST LOVIS HOA 1 2 2 1 2 1 Boys White CanvasGymM Shoes Trimmed with leather Heavy gum rubber toles Leather ankle protectors Well made Sixes 2 to syt Cut price $229 Hit Score Only Two Runs in Game With Georgia k' Special to The ree Prefs Athens Ga April Michigan defeated Georgia university here this afternoon In a closely played baseball game by the score of 2 to 0 The feature of the game was the pitching of Parks for the visitors who only allowed three hits Clarke pitched a good game but was not given proper support Michigan scored in the sixth frame when Genebach singled with throe men on bases Genebach played the bestzgame for the vis itors The two teams will morrow afternoon Score: MICHIGAN 0 0 Lelbold rf Weaver 3b CoUlna 2b Jack aon It elvrh cf Jourdan lb Rlsberg as SehaUc Wiilums a Total Innings veiroii 9 I 2 0 White Canvas Shoes Trimmed with leather Pure gum rubber roles Ankle protectors Just like brother wears Sizes 11 to 2 Cut price $219 AB Austin 3b3 Getleoa 2b 4 Tobin If4 lh mS Jacobson r4 Severeld C4 Gerber a3 Sutboro p3 Totils33 5 24 19 Siewert St Louis 0 Cleveland 0 Graney Smith Johnston 5 Two base Gedeon Ger ber Williams Graney Coveleskle Stolen Chapman Sisaker Cov eleskie Chapman Graney Gardner Left on Louts Cleveland 12 Bases on oaus vn nomoron a coveiesuti btruck By Soihoroo I Coveleakie 7 Inglorious Muff Beat New York Philadelphia April muff of long liner allowed two runs to score In the eighth In ning here today giving Philadelphia a 3 to victory over New York in the opening game of the season Home runs by I'lpp and Perkins scored the early tallies Both erry and Shawkey were In fine form but twice double plays came to the res cue of the local pitcher Score: NEW YORK The gent who names the racing steeds His brain has funny kinks I often prfuse and wonder where He gets the stuff he drinks GEORGE P1IA1R Little Blucher Oxfords Made of fine quality gun metal calf leather Strong oak soles Comfortable broad toe last ine appear ng and a splendid value Sizes 9 to 13 Cut price $349 Little Gents' Gun Meta! Calf Shoes Made of soft leather up pers witis sturdy oak leather soles In Button or Lace Patterns They are stylish and very serviceable Sizes 9 to 13J Cut price $298 Score: ST LOVIS An Mrotton ir r3 Stock 3b4 i purnter Mr He'y Janvrin Ioak Tuero Mav Halns D1 Good In p9 7 40 14' Tout J7 11 40 Alams Haines 9 9 Buy Art Work now! Get the art work for your next catalog CLEVELAND Ali Granev If 3 Chauman 4 Sntnker m4 Smith Gardner 3J XuLy 21 4 Johnston 14 ONelll c3 Lmens'e p3 Totals 33 II 27 9 0' 0 0 0 9 0 0 9 9 1 0 0 0 Little English Shoe In dark brown calf leather Genuine oak leather soles Made exactly like They are solidly built and will give excellent service Sizes 9 to 12 Cut price $398 sizes 1 to 2 Semi English at $449 3IISTAKE9 WILL HAPPEN Even so well edited a paper as the Philadelphia Public Ledger slips occasionally In a neaaine recently it saiu CURVES WHITES But of course If curves were must have Elkskin Shoe Made of soft pliable smoke chrome leather gen uine oak sole Most ser viceable shoe made for boy Sizes 1 to Cut price $349 8 5 8 8 7 0 0 1 0 2 0 I Outlucked! walk the street looking for a ROOM 2 9 0 0 9 0 0 rSV Lilted 3b 4 CutshaK 24 Grimm lb4 Caton Clarkt C2 Adairs D4NiciwlMn 1 Uamll'n p0 Run Walker Griffin Perkin 3 Pipv 1 Gallop' I Home Perhlna Griffin and Htrunk Double ilay Athktlc 2 Ift on New York 9 Philadelphia 8 Bases on Off Shawkey I Perry Struck By Shawkey 6 Perry 6 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION At Birmingham 2 Nashville Batterles Hotlse and Glaxner: bocker and Peter) At (Thattanuoga 1 7 Sheehan and Marshall: Hig gins and At Idttle Idttle Rock 5 10 1 Memphis 3 8 2 Canavan tohman and Robin son: BiRcnon ana urottem At Mobile 9 Ztoluanai 0 Torkelson nd ulton: Dabarry and Coleman Two bus larstead Cobb lacanon Ileilmnnn uriroii Ett? vn Wilfiam 4 By William 8 by Daua 4 iku 4wn ann i hi lime or Two hour 25 minute HEAVY TAX OR RAGING MEETS Bush Young 2b Cobb cf Veach If Hellmann lb iwln UP n'lin inn wulv i enter fielder and half a suun the center variety Alnmnlth hv relaved tha ball Six Prica 3' 1700 800 900 1200 ull line of Quality Ac ceaxorie at aing price Pric our good Total34 5 27 4 Michigan 0 Georgia 0 Perrin 2 MleM 1 4 Stolen Mott Welch Perrin Struck By Clarke 5 Paries 8 Braves Red and Brooklyn Are the Other Victor in National League St Louis Pittsburgh defatted Sl Louis 5 to 4 in 10 in nings in the opening game of theeasi today An infield hit by Nicholson a former Detroit Tiger with the bases full scored the win ning run Doak was forced to leave the box in the third inning on account or Hines PITTSBURGH AB 2 9 INCOAPOSATIO compkteprintinyice Detroit TURKISH BATH and secure a BED At the Magnificent Wayne Mineral Baths Only 50c Extra or a Bed you And the you As you DRIVE Total One out when winning run mad CHICAGO AB 5 8 5 AMERICAN InningV 2 3 St Psul 0 Milwaukee 9 0 0 Griner ruu and Garton Innings 1 2 Toledo 0 0 Indianapolis 0 0 ILitterlr Middleton and Goewett Innings 1 MinnenpcII 0 Knnaa City I Batt Roberson and Sweeney Inning1 Columbus 0 Louisville 0 Sherman and Kocher GEORGIA AB moil 4 Welch s3 Hancock 24 m3 r3 Codv 1b3 33 Rawson 3 Clarke O3 5 Ralston Goss SITVATIOX WAYTED I'm only a pale pink elephant with a nerk like a lean I never did fall to moan and to wail as a howling hyena laughs Tve a tail like a blooming pea with a color scheme that ie rare often seen by a man who has been out on a heluva tear used to haunt lusher and boos era and give them delirium Chills A still taking pride that always tried to give them un usual thrills dodged all their murderous rushes their pleadings never forget And now with a sigh I longingly cry for days when the coun try was wet see that out of employ ment: needing a job you can bet! I how can it be they will ive one to me when the country no longer is wet? Continued rom Page OaeL uJr nanniann nau jusc at two each with down when th tubby right iTder took a to hold and clubbed o' fast one straight S' bleacher In center fieldiVn elsch was outstripped by lv hnt xav a dying leap nn his gloved hand th with the ball One letAfi arms have reiayea uio 10 flas lra 'at lhe Gillam wa hard all after hot tnt MWUUVH ww In th tox score Claude Is Lwged with four hltsseven less were taken from Dauss atill evidence Is not the fairest to measure the respective I rii nf lhe pitcher In this case two of tho blow taken off were In the nature of flukes yit enough both figured 'ar'lJularly'wa this true of the JrXrig run that Weaver de llvered tsArtrt frlvn A llTA on effort that Heilm nn messed up on which the nfficln scorer D4 arlth cnerOUSJj ITCWim Jt'f ity Weaver should have been second out whereas he landed iieht eido at the Initial sack and Allowing a steal gummed the rad when Collins doubled with the winning run lleltnannn lilts a Homer The situation was almost identi cal the Sixth When after five fjl9 attempts the Sox broke trouph the enemy defense for aiir of runs which until Hellmann idged the wall Into the left field bleacher In the kept the Ven of Gleason In the lead Handicapped by a painful in rrown toenail on his right foot Hellmann lost slam to the left of first base and the blow sent a runner all the way to third base from which point the athlete thus favored scampered home on a Billy tingle to right by Weaver Attended by that sort of luck Williams breezed along for seven innings before the Tigers solved him for a run Cobb planted a sin gle in center In tho first inning af ttr which the whole club subsided without lhe sign of a safety until the afore mentioned seventh There Cobb singled again to open the round and following the dnio of Veach and Hellmann who nearly knocked Lelbold down again with a drive iagstead dumped a double In right That counter Just halved the total of the White Sox but ponderous wallop far up in the bleachers In the ninth when two were down sent the teams into extra Innings sot Get to Dnuas lit Sixth A mentioned before the Tigers went along on one hit for six In nings before luck le jerrd him momentarily and they scored a counter Dauss had yield ed thre no two together for fiveniinps when the storm broke Schalk was out when Williams singled to right effort was knocked down by Hellmann that was all and Williams wen tohlrd Weaver followed with a scoring Williams and when Lelboid turned second base too far he whs trapped by lagstead and Bosh Collins Inserted a double athi stage however scoring Weaver Th fame the ninth Hellmann's home run the tied count and then i ball gan9 went Into the elev enth round Lelbold filed out to start Sox's half of the last round and Weaver caused some discomfiture for the cr ppled Hellmann Immediately stole and wh Collins Htrodu ed his second double of the game the contest concluded Boys Dsparfmenf on Kafcony Boy Gun Metal Calf Shoe In Lace or Blucher style Made of good grade leather strong oak leather soles They are long wearing shoesnd real value Sire 1 to 5i Cut price $379 ERLIN WHKECWMnYBMyiOUIT 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 9 Weaver Tbeftvrr Orifice Double Young to Rush to Left on Detroit Chi Owen and Chili tt?" 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