rUEBDAY, JANUARY 4, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY_____ ______
PAUL 3L:VMP!
PITCRSA CCEPTED
PRESENTS FROM SOX
(B~y Associated Press.)
DETROIT, Jan. 3.-Frank Navin,
president. of the Detroit club, believes
money was presented to Detroit pitch-
esr by the White Sox for their work
in defeating the Boston Rced Sox in a
series toward the end of the 1917 sea-
son, which virtually eliminated Boston
from the race that year.E
On Sept. 19, the Tigers beat the Red
Sox in F enway park, Boston, 5 to 2
and 1 to 0. On Sept. 20 aniother dou-.
bleheadter wats scheduled but rain pre-
ventied the second game. Detroit won
the first, 1 to 0.
In a statenment Mr. Navin voiced the'
belief that the Tigers were given
money by the White Sox collectively
for their work against the Red Sox,
who wr not mathematically ousted
from th-e race for the pennant until
the Tigers administered the three de-{
feats.
According to Navin, it was common
during 1911.6 when Detroit was in the'
race for the liecnnant, for officials -of!
the Boston dclb 10 induce pitchers to
pay to "b~ear clown" on D~etroit. It was
considered fair, for the rewards were
for winning. The White Sox, who
were-( in the swne lpositionl in 1917 thatI
of the transactions came, Navin said.
INauss' testimony convinced the com-
missioner that there was no ir egu-
larity in connection with the transac-
tion.
Dauss, Navin said, testified he had
received a reward of a financial na-:
tore from the White Sox bcause he
hadI defeated the Red Sox on the after-
noon of Sept. 19, in the second game
o;' a doubleheader, 1 to 0.
Tormmy Armour, professional at
Washington, l). C., was, winner of the
second1 Annual Long Beach Open Golf
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Nf)TI~'h> hats cleaned and l)lOc ked.
All hinds of shoes cleancd, dyed and
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tOl F(N TAIN L'EN !I-\K ict robls, $5.00. Shoieln& o
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TI2PNOI BANJOS.............$1-)up
VI2A ENOR BANJO STYLE
FOR RENT-Desirable single and dhou-;
ble room for graduate women. 2E
blocks from campus. Dial 8006.
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Some good machines all makes. They}
are in good condition. Rider's Pen
Shop. 315 State St. sun-tues-thur
Are your records important? If nt.'
why make them? If they are im-
portant use a Record Ink. This is
the only kind of ink we sell nd the
only kind which works well in your
fountain pen. Mnany worthless sub-
stutes are offered under t.~te cloaik
}of the name "Fountain Pen IniR."
Ask uis, we will show you the df
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lTnivei'sity, a(111'( "s from I i!!A d- a
a ll-1v. lie-8040. c-I
613. d1",-1
D~etroit St. Lot wno o itiPiiiittS-
zgl'alhilg afld tyl)~\ '~j0 i-
clas:s work>. Quick s nt'vice. 1-,,, e:t
pricer. lDial 8683.
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V~nTHEWANT ADS
tihe Tigers wyere inrd91 6,feltc prvleg} ed I PH iILADELPHIJA-1511i uwL INU Iblk~
helped them by beating the red Sox.
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k4.
::14. splendid studenit tours un~
tier the expert management of
an old established age-cy. 44 --m
:.to 64 dlays of unequalled inter <
;j t Qtand, England, Ho- Adak
; anci-aelgium,Frarnce,GCertnany, . ,
swit.zeriankd and Italy. June to Seaer~r $45up-
Scpttnmbcrt$485-up.I
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225 FifthAV'., N.Y -
' Mrs. Robt. C. Angell ,-
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TTH DTRTTH TRSEspecially tailored(2 Our regular
theE ERITTEAR college models in the
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PLAYHOUSE 50C an I 750. at
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,ad GRISTSMAS FANTASY --'$3.5ad 37 0-
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Miss Bonatelle and the Studeits oftheDanucing i®prced t
school and thei Chitdreii"'lDraniatieSeholni
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T30.00Eand $37.50 / To close out, we
ghltS A.to Time 1 have marked
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Night, 75cto $ ,0; wo opular Mats., ,r r ) o a sK25 S u its
Gili ARRICK ,S e o 1.0 a 4 fOne par of Pants
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"The Woman Disputed" I= o
B3y Denison Clift with Ann Iarhding Toques at 75c/F+ $~25.00-
Shuber t- Lafayette
Cadillac 8705
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