Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 12

ftTLB CKEEK, SUND.VSV THK F.NUtllKEK ANU EVENING NEWS. 12 SPORTS Happenings in Army and Navy-Collegiate and Professional OFFICIAL SCHEDULE, MICHIGAN-ONTARIO LEAGUE, 1920 AT LONDON AT BXANTTORD AT aU'iuiinn AT HAMILTON AT AT AOIKAW AT bat orrr. AT FLINT BATTLS stt Job T. t. Aug.

I. 4 Kay IT, II Jane b4, si Juna 11. 12. 23 Aug. 11, 11.

xll pt 1 1 May xll. alt June t. I July July zlO. all May xlt, Jane 1, I July I. May 11, May ato.

(11), July t. una IT. It. xll Ag. It.

IT, 11 Sept. I LONDON SL 4. X4 July st, (I) a.m. LOCAL HIGH IS HEMS HOME RUN WINS June 11, X. cms 14, xtt BRANTFORD June 14.

II Aug. 1ft. 11 Sept. 10, xll May 11. Xll.

axt May 11 P.m. June 1. 1 July l. I May xll. alt Job 1.

4 July xlt. all May IT, 11 Jon xt, st July at (I), May It. May alt. (11) July FOURTH AT KAZOO Aug. I.

XT Sept. (I) p.m. Ang. it, jo. It Aug.

30. II. Sept. 1 OPENING GAME FOR MISTERS June IT. i.

Aug. 14, 17. II Sept. I. I Job 1.

11. sll Aag. (. rr Sept. ().

(I) tlB. May ti.sn.M June x4. at July I. May xtt, sll Juna 4 July xlft, all Mar 17. II May (11) Jnas 1, I July a4, (I) a.m.

May It, 10 May alS. (11) a.m. July I p.m. July 4, 7 Jons M. xM Aug.

14. 19. Sept, x4. X4 Weekes Established Record Kalamazoo Wins over 40 Rivals. June 14.

II, It June 10. 11. xll HAMILTON June 1. I Aug. 1.

4 Aug. 19. II. Brantford Beaten 5 to 3 in Exciting, Sensational, See Saw Game. May 17.

II Juna 1, I July a4 (I). (I) May 1. St May a30. (II), (11) July Opening Ceremonies at Park Include Pleasing and Refreshing Spectacle. Mar 21.

xtt. Juaa xl, at July I. Bay xlt. all Juna I. 4 July xlOv ell Aug.

10. it Sept. 10. xtl Aug. 11.

II. X14 Sept. I () a.m. Sept. 1 May I4).

24l. 25, 26 May 11. 12 July xi7 SAME TEAMS PLAY TODAY; FINE OPENING DAY CROWD May 11. 14 June XI, 19, II July (1) a.m. July 12.

12. 14 July II. 27 BATTLE CREEK! May 27, 21, x29 July (1) p.m.. 2, 1 July 19. 20.

21 July 30, x3l June It, xM, Aug. XT, al Sept (I) Aug. Z). (2) June 11, 21, II Aug. 10, 11 Sept.

xll, sll Juna It. xll, all Aug. II, xlt. all Sept. T.

I JUiy 23. Zl XZ4 July 21. 29 Aug. 26. 27.

x2l Battle Creek high school won fuurth place at the Michigan inter-scholaatiu track an dfieUI meet at Kalamazoo Normal yesterday. Kalamazoo won first. There waa a total of 41 schools entered in the meet, anrt tho fact that Battle Creek was ublu to pluoe mo near the nnl very gratifying. Weekes for tlw locals won ID of Buttle Creek's 15 ...,1. iii Ma 1ho broke two track rec Aug.

23. 24. ti 1 Mr. ih viiiK. bat a-aving.

steps Battle Creek's opening day attend- 1 s2T Juna 17. xll. s20 Aug- 16. 17. 18 Aug.

sI9, 20. Sept. 1 May (24) a.m. May 27. 21.

xtD July 14, II, X17 July 21. Aug (2) p.m. Aug. 23. 14.

25 SAGINAW May II. 14 Juiy il). (1). rS July 12. 13.

14 July 24, 27 May 11. 12 June 21, 29. 20 July 19, 20. 21 July 30, x31 May 24) p.m.. 25.

21 Juiy 22. 23. x24 Aug. 12) a.m. Aug.

26. 27, June IS, x2t. Aug. 1. 4, i Sept.

(6), (t) Juna 14, It Aug. I. 10, 11 Sept. xll. all ords, but only one was maintained, In tnu 440 yard ruu Weekes cstub- alay (24).

(14). 1. June IT, xlt, e20 Aug. It. 17.

It Aug, a2, 10 May 17, 21 x2 July 15. 14. xl7 Aug. 1 1). (2) Aug.

23, 24. 25 BAT cm May il, 11 July O) p.m.. xl July 1. 20, II July 30, xll July il. n.

xi4 July 11. June 7. I. I Aug. 1.

x7. at Sept. 14, 5 May II. 14 June 21. 29.

30 July (1) a.m. July 12, 13 xl4 July 26, 27 June 14. 15. II Aug. 20.

x21. s22 Spt. 2, 3 Aug. 2. 27.

X2I Sept. 7, 9 Ushed a new record in the Class A event. Thla record waa Io turn beAt-en In ths Class B. race Ly Co win uf Cass City. Weekes fc only bnV; the track record but also lus own previous one.

His old record waa 2 minutes I and 3-5 seconds whilo his new one Is an Improvement over the .,1.1 ku firth nf B. HMOIld. ui to in- piaie a nee, with no stores or factories To Iim try. Tiie tcore a tie; the i closed, with pretty nearly every-hour is getting lute. jone at work, was surprisingly good, I 'tr li lt lit id wull the second bulljunl with such spectacular (iinw i-pi-cds suivly.

tar. that of yesUTday to set the '1 he huinu von, tor that lioniu i'uuj stands should be packed beats UlajiUuiUs JulUllug guar, today. I Opening day ceremonies at the lubber Kr.ip's climbing Cuslers, Park were refreshingly original and lu.iuiumiK uieir liist game on tua.Ueorge Black's program, carried i. iut. ynai J.i) muled on tile with precision, wu given a fine ut vauaevillu and other reception.

of i-l'in I tiidt aui'. The hrst i The Urantl'ord plutrs started at n. 'in rally a dud. and you far end of the right tleld foul i tiii'outin il. waiting for tiie uct'ine.

tho Battle Creek plarrs at come. In liuxiiig. the opening the left, and Mr. Black aud the tiininaiy gcm-iully get the bund back of second base. The accustomed to the scenery, Vuws and Enquirer moving picture i.i.i.

how b. gins. cameraman wa, stationed at home It Just like yesterday. und fc Mled down the line single file cross- May IT. SI.

x2 May 11. 12 (24) a.m. July IS, 16 X17 July 28. 29 May (24) p.m.. 21.

July 22. 21. x24 Aug. 2) a.m. Aug.

26. 27, xll May 13. 14 July (1). (1). xl July 11.

3. 14 July 21. 27 Juna 21, 22. 23 Aug. 20.

x21, a2 8ept. 2, 1 June 1. I Aug. 4. Sept.

x4, s5 June it, xll. all Aug. It, X14. sll Aag. 11, Sept 1 FLINT () Draetea Holiday xDenotee Saturday Denotes Sunday1 Jun 21, 24.

10 July is. 2. It Juiy M. ill Aur- (2), D.m. Aug.

23. 24. li Crand Kaplda Central and Detroit! Kastern were tied for second. Detroit Northwestern took third. There were new track records established.

The men who placed tor Battle Creek were Weekes 10. Pixley, 1. Looruls 1, Walters 3. The individual point getter for the meet was Shep-axd of Kalamazoo with 11 points whila Weekes of Buttle Creek and Brlce of tirand Kupids were tied for second with 10. 11 is interesting to Day's Markei Report saioc 54 Jo sgioc Steers Calves Bulls Steers Bogs Lauiba vail Irani, call .1...

I Then. huvinK de- Millet, (ioltien, per bu 4 (10 Mi. let, Ruugarlan. per bu i.50 Cora, Red Cob Fodder, per bu. 3.00 Cora, Kureaka Fodder, per bu.

4.23 VEGETABLES PRODUCE. (Flgurca ty T. F. wi'sln Co.) l-'resh Kggs. per doz Xo Creamery Butter, per lb tiS Grnie Fruit, each l'J.

12. lo playing unj marching forward. It It cm be done, they No. 1 ited Wheat 3.W Xo. 2 Ked Wheat 2.17 sci'-n Wheat Slldilllnga.

cnt 2.e CUli-ken I-'eetl, cwt 2.75 Corn Grits, cwt l.t0 feed, cwt 1 CO t'i-N Feed, cn Bran, cwt 1.50 FLOUR. c'EKb GRAlS. I (l'lgures by Titus A Bicil.l win ihroiinh eight inning of about a 'eWtuclc that drew spontane- i snappy. iialiy. spectaculur base-'ou" "I'l'luuse.

as could be found anywhere. I talner Maurice Walsh went KEEN EXPORT DEMAND FOR WHEAT BOOSTS CORN een Onions. Der huncn KEEP CHARGE MODERATE Overcharging your battery is bad as letting it run too low. It overheats, and thus shortens Its life. If on a long run and there Is danger of overcharging the battery, burr your lights, thus taking the load oil the battery.

tiranulated Sugar, per Coltlen Roil Flour I'lllsuury Flour, 2a lb. sack Cllt Ktlue Flour, lb. sack Tiuytn: 2.CS Oats Also Advance. While Weakness In Hogs Causes Decline In Provisions. Battle Creek won, 6 to 3.

iu a see- tne pitchers box, Mayor Kyan ii i coiitit that was rather rough "ehlnd the bat. Commissioner Mc tlme afi'licrd with nerves, bull ''fake at f.ral and Kred Whalen at (ius all the fan who likes ajb.it. Walsh's first offering in xiitum' tray could wish. iwas mied by Dr. I The re- Dcvnm's sniuh about turn was by Father Walsh.

irlil feet ovr the P'fl held wall In 'The Reverend hurler proceeded to n.e K'Vi iith inning--In cir-Jthrow four balls, two of which .06 2.00 240 2.15 2.20 2. 10 .40 1 ii -Jl' Uold edal Flour T'liiCsl. Naval Orange. 70c, SOc, We. I Lemons n.r hai uiu.

1 I'tt sel.ln Letfuee Der head note that this Is tho fifth consecutive state meet in which Weekes has succeeded In winning the half mile. The cities that placed in the meet were Bangor Detroit Central Detroit Northern 3. Detroit Northwestern 17. Uruud Kpalds Central 21 Crund Ilapiris South Hastings 1. Highland Bark 6.

Kalamazoo Kockford 4. Detroit ICastern 21, Battle Creek 13, Grand Rapids Union Allegan Lansing 1. Plainwell 2, Utsego 2. Baw I'uw 3, St. Joseph 2.

Cass City 13. NATIONAL LEAGUE. B.ttsburgh, May IS. Nehf held Pittsburgh to four hits today and New York won, 2 to 0. Adams .20 A nit clout or ihe year--convinced Mr.

Were fouled before Mr. Whalen Ua' 01 Vi 47 4'-j Ill t)'i 13 SSli is'; 71 'a 01 Si 111. 31 "I'si I i4 331, 64'i 1SS Kl 4Bi .1 111 1 ir.inianea ner nunen No. 1 Whita Wheat No. 2 White Wheat No.

1 Ued Wheat No. 2 ited Wheat Oats, per bu Corn and Oat Feed, cwt. Street Car Feed, cwt Cracked Corn, cwt Chicken Feed, cwt fjtiliien yj sack fJllt Eilce Flour. lb. sack Kmn, per ton Fine Middlings, per ton 4.4U 1 Potatoes, ner nk.

considered a na'her good batsmun, was abb- to hit slow roller. Fath-, I'. S. Uubber Uuodrlch W. V.

Telegraph Nor. Oregon A. T. aud AiuericHU Woolea Seurs Koebuck H'tUon -er. Cons tleneral Motors Willys uverlund Stuilebaker Wblte axou M.

8. Corn Trodiiets Central Leather Alcohol Vol. Food Kumle.r Ituuiley l'fd Hlile Leather Utile Leather Pfd. Hunkell I'len-e Arrow Unite Niitierlnr Kelly Sprlngdeld liny Dutch International Nickel Trucks up to two tons capaelty ln Norway, must be equipped with pneumatic tires, so as to prevent damage to roads and to cut down cost of highway repairs due to wear by solid tires. This is the first country to pass such legislation.

Cima Annies, ner in. New Cablmce, per lb. lily the Associated Press) Chicago, May 13. Fresh advances took place today in the corn market. Keen export demand for wheat was the chief bullish factor.

Besides, there appeared to be little chance of any immediate substantial relief for the scantiness of grain supplies at the leading railroad terminals. Opening quotations, which ranged from i.c to 7tc higher, with July 4.40 4.00 2.00 2.1.-1 RO(H) C2.00 1.43 .08 .10 .12 Mi .40 02H 0 it vtaisn ut-tiiy caugni tne return each time with one hand, fielded Hie grounder and pitched to Mr. UcPeake who If the bull get away. The attendance was aomcthinc over a thousand, which surprised even the directors. With a less busy day, the park probably would have been packed.

At 1:30 o'clock tii- Land and players paraded downtown. BEEPS FEEDS, (i lgurea by Powera A Co.) Burin Automobile body designers have found their run of new Ideas gradually thinning out and are now turning back to former days when the horse-drawn carriage was the itinnuw mat in ia.SK lor tno aay i a Ikim one. und last night lie llceileil all tile UOttlill syrup i 1 1 li ars lm name to lull, if not his griff. toui--huc biff was a l'-aiurc, a determining fac-t n. but it was not all that gave Ihe ins a run for the first day's mon- 'handlers' hair-rnlslng JuinpluK iiiil cateh of Keating's high fly iu i fmiiili.

ulling off a score; i ipp'm catch of a line drive in tin. evenili for a quick mul'l" liny with Henny Jewell; U.il"t's tine catch of a line drive, the work of Wilcox and Jewell lint wen' other outstanding fea- UM'S. i'iie was darlc for Battle to 1.7b and September .40 .18 was effective except in tne sixth 11.78't 1.10 Oats. New cr new ay, per ton Texas Wblte Dry Onions, per lb. Jersey Sweet Hotatoea Lettuce, per lb Cauliflower 40 and Cranberries, per lb Fiananaa.

per doz. 40 ft Spinach per lb Southern Tomatoes, per lb Florida Celery, each Asparagus, per buncb Strawberries, per pt N.w Heeta, per buncb New Carrots, per bunch New Pots, per Ibi Wax Beans, per lb? Green Een us, per lb Green l'eas, per lb jo 1 Hign of distinction and prosperity. At .13 the recent shows In France and to 11. 64', were followed by a slight reaction und then by material gains ut! around. Oats ascended with corn.

After opening He to lc higher, lnclud i i ci 1 hte mar. ana sevenm innings wnen tne visitors scored their runs. Scorr: New York 000 0U1 1002 0 Pittsburgh 000 000 000 0 4 2 Nvhf und Smith; Adams, Hamilton und Schmidt. .107 .119 NOTES OF THE GAME. .15 .20 .23 International rapvr England, many instances of reversion to the old styles were noted.

Enclosed bodies for general use, and solid panels were taken up by nearly all makes of cars. 32.00 37.00 8 73 7.50 3.2a 30 00 21.00 .60 3.W 3 3.75 I1IK jui .1. nllmh 1 June Clover Seed Alalke Clover Calf Meal. cwt. Timothy Seed, per bu bait, per bill.

Alfalfa Reed Winter Vetcb. per bu ilock Lump Salt Buckwheat Jap, per bu UiK'kwbeat Silver Hull, per bu. J-lllet, Commca, per bu Today's game starts ut 3 Ivci m-ll Weakness in hog values tended i bXcf rSV Ltd to make provisions aag. Buers inyln were scarce. No.

1 White Whent LIVESTOCK. (Figures by Binder's Meat Market.) CLASSIFIEDS ARB THE THING' io! Ha- first four and a half! I io. 3 nite wseat 2.93 CIIICAOU LIVESTOCK. Chicago. May li.

Cattle, receipts Soft! alow: coinoared with week Cincinnati, May 1Z. The Reds bunched hits succcssfullly off Causey today while Sallce held Philadelphia in check and the Chumpions won, to 2. The batting and base running of Uroh was a feature. It was the ninth straight defeat for the Phillies. Score: Philadelphia 2 9 1 Cincinnati 9 14 1 Causey and Tragressor; Saltee and Wingo.

Hoc Bu'lard will probably draw today's aiuiigiitneul, at'hough there is a possibility that Kuhbcr Krapp will go iu the box. Uubber has worked so hard that his pitching arm is in good shape earlier thun he expected, iiu pitched a good game at Brantford, the players say. E. C. Fisher Co A Ladies of refined taste will wish to patronize the best.

Ii'inii'is. l.i Ih first, with two In. mi. Chambers' indllfereut lleldlng i Ket away with a triple to i liter. This was followed by hit to left, scoring Brady.

iMiL-K in then hit to left, and Urme s- when Wiicox kicked the hull. 'li iiiilx'i then made a catch of Manny's fly, and Baltic Creek 'a poor lleldlng was ut an end. With one. out in the first, Jewell doubled to left, Kaylor almost Knocked Winslow down with a tcr-nii: drive to the box, but DuKgan'a 1 i.st in Ming caught Kaylor on a i.lu:.c play. Stupp lriplc1 to right, Siapl'-tou liundimg of the ball be- 12-14 W.

Main St. Office Supplies Sporting Goods Books A quick play and some pret-y clever baseball by Home and Jewell broueht the Custers out of a rather, tight place yesterday. Huggan was on second aud Wanny on first with one down and the score tied, l'uggan was not playing off very far. not was he watching 'he game rather closely. Jewell sneaked behind him.

Home shot the all over and Uuggan was caught flattooted. Marinello is the best. St. Louis, May 15. Brooklyn won Its second straight game from St.

Louis today hitting Jacobs and May opportunely. The score was 8 to 2. The locals fielded badly, Mamau.t was steady in the pinches and after the first inning was never in danger Score. Brooklyn 140 000 1118 11 0 St. Louis 200 000 0002 6 3 Mamaux and Miller; Jacobs, May and Clemonns, mi; poor, and lUitlle Creek made Its; I Every One Who Reads Ted Kayloi Is working hard in right field, when he should be on crutches.

Te has a carbunckle on his Jeg that is giving him a great deal of pain, yet he did not lo slltlo into first on a close play. He also fielded a hard chance perfectly, made one hit and was robbed of another. It's Different We have an Expert Marcellc Waver with us from Marshall Field's of Chicago. This is what our ladies of Battle Creek have long wanted. Please patronize her.

ago. prime heavy weight beef steers, 26o to 40c lower; others, stady to-25c lower: fat cows and heifers, mostly 23c lower; canners, steady to lower; little change in fat heavy bulls; bolognas. 60c to 75c lower; bulk veal calves, steady to 25c lower; HghtB, 60c to 51 lower; stockers and feeders, mostly 23c lower. Hogs, receipts mostly 2sc lower than yesterday's average; top. 114.

SO: bulk light, J14.D0(h14.a: bulk 250 pounds and over, J13.60) 514 25- pigs. 2ac to SOc lower; bulk desirable kinds. ,13613.60. Sheep, receipts 600, direct to packers. Compard with week ago, best lambs, mostly $1 lower; others, tl to 51.i0 lower with spots off more; shepe, market, around 60c lower than last week's close, and about 60c lower thun this week's opening.

EAST BITFALO LIVESTOCK. East Buffalo. May 15. Cattle, receipts 800; heavy, slow; calves receipts 300: 25c higher: Hugs, receipts 4.800; 22c lower, heavy, $14.60 114.76; mixed 115.50 (S.116.65; yorkers, light do, pigs. $15.25: roughs.

stags, $7 Sheep and lambs, receipts steady, unchanged. DETROIT GRAIN AND BEANS. Detroit. May 15. Wheat, No.

1 red. No. 1 white. No. 1 mixed.

$3.08. Corn, No. 3, $2.10: No. 3 yellow, $2.15. Oats, No.

2 white, No. 3 white, $1.25. Rye. No. 2 $2.2.

Cash beans, $7.75. Clover, prime, $26.50: October. $24. Tim- olhy. $5.50.

Alslke. $26.60. LIBERTY BONDS. New York, May 15. Liberty 7 can Chicago, May 13.

Vaughn held Boston to four scattered hits today, and bucked with great fielding by Terry, defeated the visitor's 5 to 1 making it six straight. Deal's fumble of Maranvillc's grounder let Sullivan score the only run for the visitors. Score: Boston 000 000 100 I 4 0 Chicago 000 230 OOx 9 3 Killiugim. Jones and dowdy; Vaughn and Kil lifer. Write Can tii.

-I run. in the second inning Boyle got life on a boot, was caught off first with me out. and l' uiir got an infield I. il and was wild-pitched to. second.

Ii'irne's long tly iw center was gath- led in. in the fourth Duggan. first up, hit io center. H'as saerniced to si-cond, iim. I Kliicoit struck out.

Then i 'ImiiiIi in.i'le ti great one-hand etch. in III" rnt half of the fifth Home inu' out to men, us ho had Iu Hie I Inn), lleving led off for Battle Cicck ith a double. Home sacrl-li' i d. Wilcox walked. Jewell sacrl-liccd, IP ving tieing the s-'ore on a play, and Wilcox gelling -might between third and home.

K'atilic threw the ball wild to Hili'l. but II was recovered, and ark made a bad throw to the Wilt-ox sct'iiuK. I ford evened it in the sixth, llurne gave Brady, tirst up, the only Brantford drew. Urme Brady stole third und scored en W'anny's hit. In tho Ilrst part of the seventh, Winsltiw doubled with one out.

He was caught in a oouhle play when hitupn took Clark's lino drive and to Jewell. In the last half, with one down. 1 li ving's home run came. Home lollowed with a t-ingle to center. Benny Jewell evidently believes lr.

Kellogg's recipe of youth that a man la as old as his arteries. Benny displays all kinds of pep. He shlned Hevlng-'e shoes when Johnny came In after his home run, he did some rutup work for the cameraman and lie luid down two of the prettiest bunts one could hope to see, besides getting a two biue clout. Licensed Marinello Shop 207 Post Bldg. Bell 217 Dr.

Hillin AMERICAN LEAGUE. Boston. May 15. Chicago took the opening game of the series today, 2 to 1 from Boston, Kaber besting Pennock in a pitching duel. Faber'n double In the eighth, followed by three singles, resulted In the first run.

Pennock's single In Boston's half of the eighth, followed by Hooper's and Henosky's singles, evened the count. McMullin singled in the ninth and Schalk's hit to left center which Hendrlx liandled poorly, allowing McMuIlen to score. Chicago 000 000 0112 9 0 Boston 000 000 010 1 7 3 Schalk and Faber; Walters and Pennock. gs The press box was well entertained during the afternoon. In the early stages the man with the umpta-ta- bugle-de-ooed and when he had railed It a day, a man In the grandstand, just above, recited "aha! with tone variations about a thousand times.

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Wilcox drew his third walk. Jewell rn were workn8 t)Cfore the game i L'nt'lns ar Vital tirat i but got his first lilid out. Kaylor commenced. The following legend third 41is, fourth 4s, Victory 3s. Victory 4a.

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Canadian Paciflc 1J hit. a single to center, scoring 1 mine. Brantford never stood another show. The wore: IIATIXU CRKBK appeared "Boost Hard Together. For tiie home team." What It waa all about mystified the spectators.

Tiie so en. when will read ''Boost hard together: for the All I'U A t. home team: for the home commun New York. May 11. The New York Yankees broke Covelski's winning streak here today, defeating Cleveland.

2 to 0, in the first game of the series. In addition to pitching a great game, Qulnn hit a home run Into the righ field stand with! Bodie on base in the eighth inning, bringing In the only scores of the gme. Score: Cleveland 000 000 0000 4 1 New York 000 000 02x 2 4 0 Coveleskie and O'Neill; Qulnn and Hannah. ho. raciac Southern Pacific WJ I'nlon Pac4tlc DIAMOND ON CREDIT WatcHes and Jewelry For Graduation 74 ity.

The Toeller-Grant Co. J. C. Toeller took thla striking means of familiarizing the public with the Community and Ifm slogan of "Boost Hard Together." Wilcox. If.

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Southern Kauway Hamilton, with Shag Shaughnes-sy. tno scrapper of the circuit, comes Monday and Tuesday, London, the league leaders, come Wednesday, Thursday off day and Kitchener comes Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Texn I'acldc Washington. May 15. Washington hammered Sot heron hard today and easily won the opening game of the series from St.

Louis 8 to 4. Courtney waa effective in the pinches. St. Louis 001 010 0114 11 2 Washington 300 050 OOx 8 11 1 Sotheron, Davis, Saunders and Severeld; Courtney and Oharrity. Only a limited number, priced at $2.00 33V4 40 1 N5i 87 llTa 10 -v 44 8 1 'j 112 bl 1 131 1 my.

74 loni 75Vi 138 I WS, 3.1 MICHIGAN BEATS CHICAGO ON TRACK BRANTFORD AU PO A 4 lark. If 4 2 1 Flaplelna. rf 4 tl 0 Jiridy, 2 i 2 2 3 1 2 4 0 0 Imvu-tn, 2b 4 3 3 2 0 Wanny. lb 3 111 1 M. BIligot.

3 3 0 0 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 K-atlng, 4 0 1 2 0 Wlualow, 0 1 32 9 24 14 3 Henre by InntBgs: Brantford 3no 1 0003 r-aitle Creek loo 020 2x-o Nummary: Home ran Bering. Three I.im, bite Stopp, Brady. Two baae bits Keallnv, Wlnelow, Jewell. Bering. Difuble Play Stupp to Jewell.

Stolen t-nee llrsdr. Baaea en balls off WIb-eliiTv s. Borne 1. 8trnck out by Horns Philadelphia. May 15.

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I Marine Marine Pfd Anaconda American Smelters ing of errors by the homo team In the ninth inning today saved Detroit from a shut-out at the bands of Pitcher Naylor. tho locals winnings 4 to 1. Walker's triple and timely hitting and base running by Dykes accounted for all of the Philadelphia runs. Score: Detroit 000 000 0011 7 1 Philadelphia 210 000 lOx 4 9 3 Leonard, Oldham and Alnsmith; Naylor and Perkins. 12UU swi Itl'lL? A large assortment of Wrist WatcHes, Men's WatcHes, Diamond Rings, for Ladies and Men.

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