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The Lima Times-Democrat from Lima, Ohio • 8

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7 THE TIMES-DEMOCRAT LIMA' OHIO FRIDAY EVENING JULY CJ1917 (Copyrighted 1111 international fit Service) By George McManus £2 BRINGING UP FATHER "1 WE SWIPED THAT PL AMT: Vic Saier Sacms to Be the Original Hard Luck Kid Standing WILLIARD IS GUILTY OF INGRATITUDE Heilman Vitt Herzog Wheat Baird and King Baker Smith and Hornsby oled homers into the stands Art Nehf pitched the nest ball cf the day against the Phillies rates and was at one time a star fall back at the University of Chicago besides engaging in other college sports Ex-Manager Jimmy Callahan was in the stand this afternoon and said he was reportig every day as he had sinuly been relieved of the management and not released He will demand a season's pay on his contract National League JIN EXHIBITION ME Deisel Wemmers Will Endeavor to Break Winning Streak of the Lima Locos Surprised Everyone When He Tied the Can on Managers Jones and Curley And To Be Played For Soldier Roys at Ft Sheridan Champion i Reported to Have Said He Will Not Consider Under $75000 Gramm-Eernstein Tailend-ers Will Try to Stage a Come-back in City Race Vic Saier jecutly handed his release by the Chicago Cubs is certainly entertaining oid man hard lutk these days The great fust sacker broke his leg at Lie start cf too season and his ball playing for 1317 was over then and there At the time no ore believed that the Cubs would Ijiul lmu a release for when he is sound and well he is ous-of the best ball players in the big iw The release of 3a er theiefore came as a surpiise to the general baseball puhli- for eveiy one thought that lie would io tarried bv the Cubs becaus-' broke his leg in service or th" di-mond Evidently Saier contra did not bind the Cub management to i-c-p inm cn the payr-rolf The real ca i-e for h's release recording to the be-t information is the fact that one of his eyes is failing him This-was said to be the cause of his hatting slump in 1916 and the purchase of Mollwitz from Cincinnati indi(alnd at the time that Saier was slipping The Standing ai they had to do was to collect But if Wiliard is to blame for his failure to defend the heavyweight championship the contract held by his managers will carry more weight when aired in the courts At any rate the rumpus 'between Willard and his handlers is of more than ordinary interest to the boxing public for it appears now that the way is paved for a showdown regard ing Willards intentions If Jones and Curley succeed In forcing Willard to go thorugh with contracts made for him- this spnmcr things- will up a bit in heavyweight circles If they fail and Willard continues to row his own boat the public will feel Justified iu demanding to know whether or not he intends to light again and the success of hi circus venture will depend largely on the answer Willard Is reported to have said that ha would not consider an offer of less than $75000 to defend his crown The chance of his getting such an offer is mighty slim yet with $125000 invested in a circus and his popularity aveiage dwindling to a trio of goose eggs Jess will probably see the light and thru for a much small purse Jess may be guilty of ingratitude in a W'ay as Jones and Curley claim yet it world appear that in the face of statements regarding his big earnings the twin managers have been well repaid for the part they played in piloting him to the position he holds as a money getter It is natural for a manager to howl about the ingratitude of a fighter who slips him the blue envelope yet it- is the fighter who stands the gaff after all for he is the one who takes all the chances and stops all the wallops while the money Is coming in at the gate Home Run Baker He poled out a homer which broke the losing streak of the Yankees The Boston Braves shut out the Phillies for the 0r3t time this season McGravv shook hands with Teller Just like the kaiser shaking hands with the lung So far the Red Sox show no sigs of fading Two victories over uie Athletics helped The Giants heired the Dodgers raise their pennant and obligingly lost the game CHICAGO July The Chicago Americans today arranged to play an exhibition game with the Philadelphia club for the amurement of the student officers at Ft SherUarf 111 next Sunday morning making the trip by automobiles Their regularly scheduled game will oe played here the afternoon Valley Scott pitcher for the Chicago Americans has applied for a place in the officers' le-serve training camp at Leon Springs Texas it was made known here today Captain Franklin recruiting officer for tae central department of the army Charles A Comiskey President of the Chicago Americans and Johnson president of the league indorsed the applications and so It Is felt that days aa a-major leaguer are numbered Games Tomorrow Deisel-Wemmer vs Locos Lake Erie vs Gramm-Bernstein First game at 2 Wessels umpire 29 44 397 Minneapolis PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE Hugo Bezdek Is Slated to Fill Kans Shoes PITTSBURGH July- Manager Hans Wagner of the Pittsburg Pirates has refused to cort'oue longer in that capacity and Hu Bezdek supervisor of physical Instruction at the University of Oregon and former was appointed manager for the rest of the year He took charge of the team yesterdsv and directed the play from the bench lie has been scouting for the Pi- NEW YORK July 6 Jess Willard la guilty of base ingratitude It you ddubt it ask Tom Jones or Jack Curlej his twin managers and they will gladly put you right on the matter Willard's action in tying the can to his managers was a big surprise to everybody but no one received such a shock as Jones and Curley for they thought they had Willard sewed up so tight there wa3 no cause for worry When they saw their private meal ticket slipping away it was natural that they should let cut a huge equawk Willard claimed he getting enough action out of his managers He gave this as one of his reasons for severing diplomatic relations and he hopes to evade several contracts they Signed up for him Whether or not he cin do this remains to be seen for Jones is said to be determined though he has adopted a conciliatory policy instead of going to court as Curley did It Willard is sincere in his charge that his handlers were not getting him enough to do the reason for his long period of idleness in fistic circles is plain enough He was kept out of the ring because his managers were waiting for a chance to make one great big killing Meanwhile his circus earnings were fat enough to satisfy both Curley and Jones and The baseball writers will low xe-pudiate John McGraw which reminds us of a boomerang- The Cardinals have now won five straight games but they have no hope of beating Cobb to a record Tyruslncreased his horsepower to thirty-five and --hopes to make it three dozen today Three hit club Menoskey Rice Results National League Boston 3 Philadelphia 0 St 9 Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 6 New York All members are requested to be present Friday evening July 6 at o'clock There will be a report from the supreme circle meeting In Detroit also Initiation of candl-dates By order of President One of the best games of the season whan the Locos and Cigarmak-ers meet tomorrow King of the Lima Moose team will pitch for the Deisel-Wemmer with Dickey of t-he same team at short They wll try to break the winning streak of the Locos Williams formerly of the ehampiqn East Iron nine will work for the Lecos In the second affair the Gramm bunch will make a desperate effort to land their first winner of the year Although they have been plajing fairly good ball all season they have yet to pull through a winner They plaved nine innings to a tie last Saturday against the Deisel-Wqmmer Gordon who held the Stogies to five hits in the nine innings will pitch for the Gramm outfit Ayers or Lisk will work for the Lake Erie American League Boston 4-4 Philadelphia 3-2 Washington 2-4 New York 1-5 Cleveland 5-1 St Louis 3-1 Detroit 11 Chicago 6 ISIG CROWDS FEATIRE THE RACES AT TOLEDO American Association Indianapolis 3 Louisville 2 Toledo 6 Columbus 5 No other games LIMA CRESCENTS WANT GAMES TOLEDO July Harvey and Lucy in the 2-13 pace Thursday entertained the big crowd at the Toledo Racing meet wih an interesting race the former taking the event in five heats Deljolla won the 220 trot but found The Madonna a hard contender Announcing A Value Ti xfq Beginning Tomorrow Gamblers Hurt Baseball Is Contention of Writers The crack Lima Crescents have expressed their desire to book games with nearby towns They have several open dates and are desirous of filling them a coon as possible This bunch of players comprise one of the fastesjt teams in the city Any aggregation desiring to take them on for nine innings should communicate with Manager Kerstet-ter telephone State 2956 BUY A And be Safe Under the a NEW OHIO STATE LAW i Also a Full line of Automobile Tires and Accessories 306 MAIN LIMA OHIO THE LIMA RUBBER GO Suction is provided for an Ohio inventor's vacuum cleaner by a spiral current of water the device being made so that it can be attached to almost any household faucet Efforts on the part of major league club owners and officials to stamp out gambling on the games have been successful failures in the face of operations in several big league cities this year The first big yelp that "went up against baseball gamblers came from the Polo grounds where the owners of the Yankees received many protests Finally Harry Sparrow secretary of the club took the matter in his own hands and as a result the ring leaders of tbe baseball bookmakers were denied admittance to the park Sparrow was sought out by politicians it is said wno made an attempt to have the tars lifted for a number of men wrho blacklisted at the gates but he remained firm and as a result gambling at the Yankee games is fast being stopped The biggest row of the season in which the gamblers figured wrs the recent near-riot at Boston when the Red Sox were playing the Chicago Sox It is admitted by several Boston sport writers that the gamblers were responsible for the crowd surging on the field in an attempt to stop the game when rain temporarily interfered President Frazee was so thoroughly incensed over this Incident that he hired a corps of private detectives to spot the gamblers and action smiliar to that taken by Harry Sparrow will be used by the Boston club The gamblers have been getting bolder each season and it is high time the club owners got busy for gambling would soon do to baseball what It did for racing years ego although the case is not the same because the integrity of the players is not questioned the Complexion of Your Car? Nellie may be a good old sheet iron dreadnauglit on the run like an eight day clock and eat out of your Land any time but the innocent bystander is going to judge her on the basis of whether she looks like a million dollars or thirty cents on the OUTSIDE When we paint a car we straighten the fenders take the dents out of the body and as a whole put it through a beauty" treatment that knocks the years off its appearance clear back to the time it first came out of the factory Let us give you our estimate of the cost We Build Bodies for Every Commercial Requirement OLI) CY FALKENBERG ENABLE TO MAKE GOOD 25c SMcUec reduced to 10c Cora Cure reduced to 70 50c Bath Slippers reduced to 3So $100 Ovcrflalters reduced to(a80o 10c Summer Felt Insoles reduced to 7 NEELEY MEEKS 208 North Elizabeth Street Alley Entrance rear Faurot Opera House LOUISVILLE Ky July 6 -v-Man-ager Jack Hendricks of the Indianapolis club of the American Association announced today that Pitcher Cy Falkenberg who had been sold to the Philadelphia Americans on trial had been turned back because of failure to make good He with Catcher Emil Hulin purchased from Cincinnati will report "he Indi-anpaloi club at Toledo Sunday Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Now Is the time to buy a bottle of this remedy so as to be prepared In that any one of your -iily should have an attack of colic or diarrhoea during the summer months It is worth a hundred times its cost when needed mfw jam LIMA STORE 44 PUBLIC SQUARE 257 STORES IN 97 CITIES I 9 4 -a 4aFAwv'-r i aA.

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