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PAGE 6
Baseball Magnates Consider Organization of Professional Football League
O' ■NT " " ' ‘ .
I of Freddie AA’**l*h The • juf''*' o a ■ ,'ag- J ‘
It In that Welah will b*>» Kilbane for SU' *t lolcd** pros, t.ng
L • - K.lb-nr w ill p*rmH Welsh to make ''»* - «
afternoon Ki!b*n* i* a natural f* * hrrwr-ig 1
Weliib woa’t moot Ttny Johann unles* ' rc ' M ‘ r
al ItiM 12 pounds No wonder Kirn (>«or|f and" '
not he match#* V. **l?»li Agmnst 'he Kal*»r
If Freddie get* t: wav .*two t . »h*n bo , f b ro
und an ukuble orchestra in hi t orn* •
prom th< N*t* York mm.ilp* n’ V> .: dor bou ap <*■ • c
New Vork. nimdtln* h ;*• n -Bed . ’he rfngstd* and fcht*>r« *r*
Inhale foul cabbage r- w* •• engaged ' ’!• *
riorrho lurid* ti'H • vouch nt
have tickl'd Gwlh»wn& via ■ vu • I.< I t
countr). registered imuaeßicnt and corn it Go’ham - marnr*
Ini; flrfir affal: -
All of which i: • i•:r* «abo •* ( 1 < »
r 11m
inone in !h* world to bre Me t,
Hntuk** i
amilt la kept iha wav Nor it- vri * •
or bleui her*- permitted open I- ’ *;• • • " •••’
Idg Pleat) of lorn! boxing affairs ar* - t
not uniniportaht rc^pt*Gln**co -a big i*.<-
V**r> flue 1?.. ■•••- t
the sonMoit just behind u: Mil * brok* - up * : **.- - -
Bjraru**e forward passed ♦ b * n»l 1 ;-
Itkewlae intercepted th* for** '• ;• -°f !‘.nns>Dan a. : w . ; »
bit lUelf. and tnruncfd 'h* Q
IMaver-l nip^.
WHETHER or not former pU>»n* -aro mak*- good u»pr*
where the majotteafucr* or* recruit inf thei- arb roro this
Two notable unitors’if ai nomination- have featured ’he oft sen
*on Georg*- Moriartv of T h* Tice-!- *an .»v!<4ll1*• *i to * \, p
lean league ataff. and “K tv Hr *n-* • <1 w r.o • arned fro -pur. "* !:• * r
national league, ha* ju-t be* n signed by It- v :-r *>r 1 «h* N
HranefleUl is one of the f> ill » ■ »hn • a ru t t
turned flratbaitettian M* broke in * ■ c, l e- *■" * '* ■
and wan swapped to the Ph-’i * in l‘> (t 1 ' e *<•- -
replaced by Fr» and Luderus that ve»* It an>fleh; **- v re.' '*•■ **i
every aomton tir so he uirned :t a'itsti *; sTerage *‘Vs* rang** •-*
Klther 23d or .3do »«* his -peed Like Moriarv w«. v*»:> p.i •-
among player*, but has the grit ad * n*e to rn ik* a «’*' s-b *
(-’actus fravatb will pa*e out th*' season a' er 3ve -aV r • u
show The roast league, where he >*TArt*fl n IS - d* *ii r ain* h n ttes’
coaeon, and anew home run r*ce*rd •« lt»e!> to »•-..m* of hr ft Tr*
heavy-footed PhiHic outfielder I*. •T< *> -c* * - es home runs etr •-
out* and base.-* on ball- lie «ill i on* wrr. h;m the nv«!er- maj "
leagtH* record of 5; T ANARUS» home runs in fiv*- - asor,- In 191" Cra*a*h »a!sed **>
time*, fanned 77 time * and drov o t .< ire. 'uv- - b t time re. - *
Ijiat season the veteran i*‘d the league with- rikeevr- vnd hU 11 »n:*
run* were one *h.v of th mg him for the leadership of 'he rirrui’ in It |
reapect.
The Five Pass-demon.-.
THE FACT that little Helnte Croh. who »and- f*« - footed rt - r plate
and faces the pitcher, feet and all when be ; batting .> and the N->- .
tional league In free trips to firs? base last yea: has arou-ed a lot o ! '
apeculatlon regarding the value of such an unusual sttano in en.tr- !
Idg banes on ball* That in ft*e)f proves no’.hirg for »h:i* Heir .*- tlw,, *.
ha* been a good waiter, he never ha* great!*. *x> *!!s*d a rtock of rival* * > ’
bother with no unique mar.* uvr< s.
•poet—lt call* to mmd the as-orun« nt of fr*>ak.- who topped he cr,.or ttr
cult in passes ia*t season.
Heading the list l* Groh, of the unusua b.v mg urrr N •> v. V
staler. who lost out in hi.* batting and b!am*d the fact <»r faiJir.c ** es._
which be said made him strike at alt bad ball.* which ram* hi*
Third come* lIUJe Dave Bancroft, of the p* , **- who c'-;,.Jr *h.* a !.**] •» 1
with a steam shove! Fourth is Bennm Kauf 'he in os’ notonou- fir-* bail
awlnger In the main show. Fifth is Craw b home >*ur r r*z ani * - <~ r »r.
prince of the land of WhPT
A Kim: i* Head.
MEMOKIIiS of the baim> day* when :..g The* !*«: iik; r
around the old <»ro**e Points *ra*'k are retailed h' 'hi d.-p urn
that filtered in front Ohio in ?b** da.ly grind the other d<*
mfIANA, 0.- Father Tim* drr.pp*--*: • fi*g or M tor. * . «
today and that grand old pater w* dt«’.an*f'; in 'b* r* *• *..■? U i 1 •
famous race horse. holder of two world * re. ord«. d ( ed *• -e farm es
Crane A Powell, hi* owner*. n**«r TUfTe tf* wav J 4 ■*—tf -*nr~
been off Ihe track several ••.1 r In !»!♦? Mi:-or S made th*. rN n
world’* record of 3:uJM» at <*<> umbur Th* am** u*r b.- won •"hi-:;.
I>er of Commerce s*»,»'><*» Make *♦ r*etrott H* * oenpe'ed in IT: r*< ■
and won lt»3 of them, a record oT constancy rf***'v *-*,
A world record swapp*-*! for a paring mil» ti 2 * . a:.«i r- •* J rt • w
year old frottin' fillies are ashamed of a mark thr*** -»r. .j«« *ha?!
F*w season* ever Rave th** harness game a* ma■ > era* k trotting recorii
aa did that of 131 K. but the anual horseracing » x- -oir.e'htrg < -*- ..gain
Moat of the event* w*n runaway* Abou* ?h< onl> »a ■ ■-r, .<i
ed by Mabel Trask and S« Fri-co tr their bit-’*- no du* around *h< b:g
Itnc There should In four <»r flv* ur* deadiv rival- c»n ?h* firard < rt-i.’
thle year. Surelv, sputter t; . rail-bird* **parkUng i<-rr- p-*o- - fc
field* will result from th* clashing of Lu*ili». Spi* • .* ■ Im
3:(XAi; f*>n Cbenault. Wilke* Brewer 2 *>« \ Ma. . 7\ i ■ vie
3:05%: Royal Me, 2:09 1 «. The Royal Kn-gbt . * and r.*-*< I •- r.
all of Whom Will lie eligible for the b’.g ta*e
Wilke* Brewer *»* *h** hoi-- dri\«n by Cu ?•» ■ „ « - ... '
trainer, to world records on the twice around- la-* *un m*’
■ ■■—■-
Out-Hutfhinu Hughey.
IF BlliL ItONOVAN didn't b urn anvthing el-*- t: n t - .d r - *he i
Iron heel of Hughey Jennings, h« did manat. ?c- *b *rb a f* w ~f
Hughey * peculiar notion* about traintnt f rip -*hedi. e« r.!l <h
to lead hi* Yank next Marri ovet * trail «o v ■ .gh tha‘ be fn
noccaeary to *end hi *p« around ah* dos ?t> t*-am •«. «» •
Iho huah diamond* are not »-.l u!> death trap- Moreover. »h* Yar
att* ctmaiderlng ' hr atl\t*ah lit.v of luting tl .-i f uw t. u k* t* * :nt 1
alab and rtthl>*r hontt* pi:* 1 r pf* fc r ting 1, ,• *<l 1 r ot* it t to the - * ovr wr^od
I *4 • v ► ■
the Boeion Braves Intend to arcor pn; <n. v , v r th ,aur.- w hjrb w|)j
call for eight con*ecvitiv.> nigh- yv p- thru ?b. * rp. o t, R c- and whi* 1 i
Will provble for exhibition'* -urh i.!a» e I r 1 v, n )r rr . *
Fayettt'vHl** and '-■ >rti.’ar mt-ropo •
A amlr actor offer* Jet, Willard •
tip the champion in the ring Jim ha b< * \r irv., r. or <
daring one If Jim r*portr the M A r,>. mo*- ' fig -tr *y^ r (
tu*tor nhould be. we’ll hare a lift}*, on* ~. p
Overlttoklng Ten Thou.
Wouldn't b< nurpn >■<) if Jim to* . * , > v , ,
the ground
Theie ie a oeaf and dumb pugilt*-' h l.e narr.. t : J». w* >r. ~
fry. If he would only get a manag* , , „ .. . f ~,r drti *,.,,4
be named champion bv acclamation.
”f’arpet»i|er. lttjur»*rt h* Aemplan. r*t , h . y r . ,», r. , r y .
say* headline. <;r*tf>» iu«nti » to t|»* Fr«-n '.man for pi • Il£
Ip the way of aJibi*
Now If Darc> should b»* hung by a ehord from th.*t S. *
rtlle orcheetra, a trann'Jil winter would he .i**ured
John Bennett taw hi* ftrat htw *ey match lag nigh' (|.
ai»Joyt*d every fight of the evening
We don’t know why there Toronto Klteraul* :* are not fight ng m f rar. *
but ft i» a porpb-eved cinch that it isn’t be*au*.e »hc;. a*-.* nr»' t-r-.v*'
CARRIGAN SAYS
> HE’LL STAND PAT
BOBTON. Jan 3 -Rill C*rrjg.»n
notified the owmT* of the Red 8m
last night that hr would not return
to the club a* manager, -dattn* hat
h<* fn*n» basrball was
penman* nt At the * am**t entn aty
Os Preaiduni Fraser. Carrigwn prom
i**'d 1o withdraw his d.e^„ m I|nu ,
1 hur*da v . Vew i*a*ehai| men her*
»k|*e*t to he** BUI back ng**t *ra«on.
>*r,vfn, th** . Vlfn , r<J
**re«l H* «• -n «* on thr it. j * ' r , ,f wr
on Jnn 13.
♦
Th* t? *nK<it*r tnd*or ri.« 1 1 ,
«tn* and «t l n .>n*n by
Htrtsrtl, l'*r»fi*ot»tb and i**nnnvlv*.
n<m j.r..mi»«** to l*t- a t>arn»r >»mi <jf
Uir \\ inter *iaivtl« i*mos.
Detroit Named as “Tennis Center” in
National Campaign to Develop Stars
Sectional Champion
ship Tourney To Be
Played Here
Detroit will he recommond'sd to
-he annual Tu-'.n*: of he I’tvted
j Stages Nation a. lawn Teams a **o
'iation for d'-jfuatton a* a team*
cen * ■ Tis w i take pl*r»- at the
.*mnu m» < ng of the isurni
(to he held 13 S* W York FVb f -
Tb « psopo** v n coonec*ton with
suggestions f.>. •'creasing nutr
! her of tournament* f«r juniors and
N»ws t » will N» hro..kh r to the
delegate*' atts-nuat
Ir. «e|»srting *or thl* purp-w*«* scvin*
| eU:*»s th.-. ' the Fnitei .<*at. s
, 'hot eh* has N»er. given Co' on’y •«>
; *he geographic*' of ea
i cry fc .i to its position in he tenrt-
I world- ♦* .wreil For such rea.-on
*he ’ha: ivtr' ha* r»
eive<i will he >sf grea
; to t*nn.- fan*
P is true m ra<v«* <■***# 'he*.*
• enters h*** 5 . - 'nt ciu’-' 'O that
I gam** !* flour -h;ng A few
•*■* hi. ’e **es selected however,
a-gejy because >f their -ituation
tnd w-*,*h :fc* ► v;‘*-s-ra*ion that si ■->
he .;> *? ’he National a.-on iation
atwr be ah s e > .nr or.- en'.h
as’* is -pretro:» the** to ;rn v !
ttent* for th*- » • g-’rr« win re
*u!t in real » acreased nterev
Present indication.*, are ’hat 19!7 I
- ill he the *reate«t *e«w*or. the ciirnc
haji ev*-r known—p-artlv dje *o r he :
wtd**rrea»i >niere*t that - expect i
e.J to develop r retire* *• vs. with *
these tournament* junior* an 1
boy* T(>ntj.* is rractWatty -he 1
only sport in which a ,s*>rlo * es
for’ is tyesne tr.ad* to *tar* the he
glnner? in the w»v they should z<\ i
and the r>ap«vns* to p he **or* at
.ready pat forth has been amazing •
ty cordial
The las’ annia! meeting o' th- !
National assw i’.on vdop’ed « p;,vr.
naogv.ratmg tournament* hv ;un
tors under TC. and b>vyr* .nder 17 i
DETROIT WINS
GAME. SERIES
Take Final from Toronto b>
Score of 1 to o—Star I-
Pete Hameleff
The \rv-na managefnen’ f* )1 ( n*o
.11. t dtpliirabii * rrar -ajX j • arz.sg .it a
hockey hj;f an hour l»'e last
night. The hr*: per’od of the
ond game between the Dwtroi’s and
’he Toronto Riversile* ha.i lirlr to
•ecemmerd r veep’ rough Play.
During the * ~ond p*-nod this rough
nd n ■ {■■ -■ -rtinl ke sir -M'nurt-Mp
v m.l the dubs hat *a« thrilling for
?*«. min and ti.-g >!ias for the
cvber It Af rhi* stage hockev »*-
scheduled ;or a -er.ous »e’ba< * in
! ro • {. r ’ *ren i *o iammed
to the rafters aga n las’ r.igh* and
!h r crowd wa* migV l iy peeverj
TANARUS: is sATi* wv- ; ayed n nroe
. • no*J- ;.Rd the ro rd period saved
brake-. ’» ‘ ’ro’ a Jt^minu’e
Jo >-.;a* P» »e ilammcDf
> p h- e«<. r.u man died the fans
r of ;heir **** ind mad'' hem
forget .ill abo'i: ih«*ir gmiche* T»eal
ro k* w h pla ** and ’bis innmg The
I •* roii.* w• ;#• g~’- ng tired jr.l » s
* ri* of w!M - down -he
by the visitor* resulted in a ''on
•;n‘ia: hoc. srdriept of ihc gu*l.
which Hamms-leff k»p* -lear bv roar
velo«. .ur-‘• * ' Kvegv h e
Hke!|ey <>r Roiert- who has **
pv hem* hi-* no--shot the pur k
down "he t and rve the r)*itors
ropectncular period
j The xcnrr '■* v Ito 0. and Toron’o
! scored the only goai [>etroit won.
however Hero wg* *he way of it
jin th« f**»t flve mnute* of r! j* >.
. Hohero* ’hr p 'k “o Addison
j who rc-nd°«i gr\nf * - Toronto v-Mi
; •‘•on *»optx and • ■« puck but g.r :t
' t*r.gled *b -ka-t an«: kicked ji
.nto th* net* i. • "'rsiayle -v>
r o’UV *- h <*i* *-r g e*.
I terfmical rr> • for *je »aily That
•• s> *hr- or «c-.rro ? of ’he evening
The .ictory give* F> ‘'r y > *he *eri**w
fc* • - M»*n lav r sh: game *-;».« a
Th* l*e*;oit nep*. am -aow*d a
lot pf prrrr.ij*#- Lpr|* team play
wa* ejt.iPttedr bui ’h* 1 IndSviduni j
t i* tfc»-re and • nt^r h Ro**« > ar.
><• dep* odr * to make the ruo*t of It
Ihe Tu* df»y might rijmm.trv
I»KTft'*t*T' Triftrt\T*i
rr* - <, .... ■. 4<Mt«*on
"■*'r i- M *rr *
' nr* ** n . . k.| * a-n.f.
»»' -wn P
' t * r I y yfr
■*\ *p
—: r. n
Og -r.rm na*l. Am*
• r P^rlCKlfJ
jTltfOflt fV > ft l>
*'' # r f .* • * t • t <% fVn?it -
f ** * rk l»opp ' itjf n 2, MhAt*
j M n’rtg! Tifrt' '-f
r # ' *1 1 ml?>j f• g
RHINKI.ANT»KR, WIK t*n y ;
Th»* *ta**» commynlon ha*
atirh**rl*v*-d Rhinelander to have *
1* • n** w ill |.r- i«*!ied to th* lt**\
J Fred R V\ * ifg* (m** time a cl* ver
I welterweigh The parson alr*-sd>
I I organi**-*! a boxing clan* anion?
I h|* Huoday school students
Otf NOIT TIMLS
OLD T V£ DRIVER
CRITICALLY ILL
h VI \ V AZPO. Mich.. lan A
The u des’ living race horse
driver John Mullen, of Kalama
zoo, is cnticallj ill. Mullen, who
i* 9< ' ear* old sustained a
broken hip from a far recently
j Six tv vsars ego hr «u ft famous |
h>*r*er.ian and he **.- .» noted
flgjre on the t irf until jn year*,
ago. when he rv<ir»d. broken tn
in h<a!tb and fortune. For more
than flfren year* MuMen
V*>s iivlng a’ he countv home
Dur-ng the Oiv ! e.tr period. Mul- !
I :»n piloted i'' >r% Te***p|e when
| he fin,ous msr* mad** h* - roc |
-rd >f ; !$ J 4 ih, local
v* * iding - o he ■.* .-naments
‘ *-4, * ’ r, v, • J
’h’’ >-inj * time and' >* ••*.
• ng •** c amptonsh :. of the I’nited
>■* ,r.• \ hi* ro * ».,n ik,.
> vungstcr* 'o *ee the best player*
in :h* o. .n*ry in a '.ion ;« <>t trr.
ni-r.*e r.f'iencr n nspirrg ’he:-,
ndivulvally to develop their play
io the h:ghe#r j..» n p
K >n ” 1: \- *’•
prts.sj r r.e re.s*v,»r. *• *o *» * a*:;
ge»*icn> More p h»n • i *vent* f<-»“
•t <’-* «nov * A-r *.%n -t :
aad on’r«’< V*r «* ” o~At hv*upn>r
ships pr» ••’.’.nar> ’i p.av for p h»-
nv ona were hejd :n tvr on*
•if IRe * e ..*• *l.- r. - *l' -vS'cl. 1 h
counrov * :iv *- National
a«socia*: in !r. h. sc * . n** tt:"r*
iban i :«*' p.'ayer* co;*..pe*cd Wh-xt
• tjoh a res*:l* *s arh-*-sro*i # r**m
ut!a a standing start” r *eent.-
expected ' for net* -ej.-cR
Developmen: * -the «*•• i*i.nn
natura.iv er.* g ha.* -h»>wr mu
xshilitie# for improving *he -*> «t«*ui
and the*, arc •«» be r*-* >r.tmend<-d
to The annual mee’mg The wrhoi.
.d‘'«i • ' ’L* * n if- - • t .
George t a .* - r* * : • of t
THE REAL LADY
REAL PRINCESS
ear-Old Trotler of
Them \ll—Uth«“r I ham*
pions of the Old Year
During the season of * *■ ini
lowing n* * ver and * record" ’.or.
* T3C U 1 .
<<-*r * - Im' + k\n j ♦* iwii
A-f nr: Ji t ? Tiki'*.
e * U* . «w*s#o\» 0
Vf.*u f - r-t< ‘ 1 “» '** -v
Tor-h#u -a Y; .
nr— v. : a
AI.LISON AND
SEY.MOFU STAB
< on'if-T over thro bump* r tj,* r
-ta e league * v ree cu-hlon ma‘ « !
j»w eeney-Huston ■ la“? nigh* <
-cor* I*. V> to ;i.
In the *»a*c si>l n* ’/.-irr.*- .r
j Swe#itiey-Huw»c,r, * *’» ymo* ;
? »n*'ed in a hand’* vr. ‘
’.eating alo- g wi’h ** »» .';»’ -r>.r«.
f'leo won h niatca. . tr
i!2 Al!Don bayed pretty gro*d bll
I rd* *r HK gif rg a ni*h run of AH
fc *»’•* ' '1 ’.g S# n or g
Yea* w a■- an «v*-rag< of :•>'(> point*
l»er inning *hi»h i« a r*r ,r.| u.r >he
totiraurnen'
f, w*!r Huston w i( | play Harry
i’t ’'s and dark sot: w til n «-*.t Hrroika
m *h- bulklin' competition 'hla
; • v« nmg
151 FFALO TEAM
TO SWIM HERE
Th* sis-it of a * rl*' df n:< * .t>
• »tmmirig tourm-v-* r he*lfii*»’.
< <■). * Tom • > ir.'ir.* «.t 1 j !*• ,1
*Y.” will I***- p;a«e Saturda 1 .ghi,
when *he BuPa O t *n*ral
com* to rh * - *'.* • for a pi a * *< - •
I'hlledrlphia. New ar If».•»
burgh ’'-aniv wlil he »n*oi.-r -».*j
later Clemons 1* depend *» .*1
Jorn Jju on: < n ar.-| r . •
big po*n* wintier** for D*-*r i< 1,
< rts formerlv *an. * Ilf •■.. pjf
7al*» quadron
♦
W ns Tei
Billy Mill* r >.r.d fo* M ib< * •
i «<• he*l*iied ‘o *-ia # h thi- .t <-n«-*in
In th* r;r* a’er I»* *r*»i* t**»w \
n*-y a ! t.h» Wo*klv-*r*> i* !*■% ' tn.
berg g*»t «narird up w tr M.*r y
and tiufhard y»-«t*-rda*. *nd *on
bo*h niai< h«s under lb* limit.
Nt*\v System Planned
for Encouraging 1
Boys in Game
j \ S N l, T A to nstkf th
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*f>>r tS it ** i>on 1 1 change front
I th* -dtHiona! h -i- - Th
I prvl eveiv v*UI h*»ld just
n- last
lotub. (HtlKk. %r tmiiat
|*t h* nAt tonal orgasi^iition.
I wi’: bt >* s o *;t%e Tournantenta
! 'or Jun*or> ;ind bo vs Wo hov>» this
I w i n - .* -n ,r r* th«’
ii, .. •** o f *h» events anti frou:
; t' Virinntng already we
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WAQUINrTAN theatre PHONE iVA
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| ANNETTE KELLERMANN {
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r Ticket* V A I IT 1 Thursday
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I’rict'S 4fh
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.»U( to o*. ( RnighN of Columbus hall o!l*> P# M,
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JOHN P. WADE & CO.
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avenue ...
HONEY GIRLS
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rinnni nf ami ■ll.nllf tan*,
tmnirar Miki I'rMar
DETROIT MAY BE
: IN GRID LEAGUE
ilWhall Ylaxnatcs ( onsiderinx
Oi'xanigation <»f Fall Foot*
hall Circuit
I'MIl AliO. Jin l The mgauisa
j ut of prolcsslonal fiHvtball leagues
I -nillar to the h ! e basetiall circuits
j .<nd the millg.itton of t*ig lengvo
, p.i ”k *.* gridirons after the baseball
! ,*.*v'tt is over i* .» plan that i-> be j
I irg considered s.*nou*ly b p h*' i
bail ntagunU s \ commiiteo v*
Chicago todtii ar.d will oonf* t
with President Woeghman of the
Cubs and owner Coin,take> of the
White Sox PreMdent Naxin of th*
Detroit Americana Barney l r* via-*
j <if th*- Pittsburgh National* and
Pre-id*n Hemp*4ead of the New j
York Giants *r* said to b* - t* td> to
tul tn the ventur*
Promoters point .out that prof
fMm \! football made Iremendoui* t
strid.ro laet fall and h.us rom* t<
I -r..v By rescinding the rule which
;.pro* 1 ’a b*'eb.»H plavera par?;- •{•.%*
| ing in other *porD the aerviccs of
!!« vi’v.* plaver* as well h> « o!i»ge
■- Milton stars could be -•■*-tired
i '.owns m* niion’ii a.s prc*p*ctiv
j rto ii.bero tis the new !eag-i*» »:>■ 4'hi
! tg- - I>etr- t» Pit t a burgh. N* * York.
f..i i-.tbus ( level;*nd and Indian
OHIO STATE WINS
PALE FROM “V M
i o !■ row eertairt tha’ th** Dwrni’
f. t.nc* basket’.All chanitnonrhip
! ■ ' • .son F”. :;* Friver d* of
! rhi >gc can.* dong and «m*’an the
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Lj4*>4. 40*; look i_H m er; ipie tilt
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DERMODY ST VRS
WHEN Y. M. O. WINS
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CLOAKS & SUITS
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Chicago Expects Michigan
Back to Conference in T 8
BANG, BANG. BANG.’
BOSH BEATS CHIEF
Chief Bender and lor Bush at
l<ack to their old wuitv'r piuttltut.
iraprhoottna
In a recant match Jo* t -v.it th*
i hies *• 4 t<* out of I*'<- * v
itwndi.r hr*>k* 4-4 *»f 1;D flrut ,So.
4g of th* *>rond llufb gut |.
•*f . act *O.
HACK GOES THE
OLD BOXING LID
GR AND H VPM»S Mich Inn :
Vft*r considering the matter a
couple of days. Shi riff Berry, of
Kent * y :b I • ’h
• ort of boxing exhibition staged in
thD citv Mondav wa, agaln-t th*
law Th* car*l pro'id* I two Mm< k
onls So the lid hi. .on* «vn Agu'n
lAVSIYt! M M*h lan Gov
Sleeper si. t|| tiromts Gat 'ho hoxlnc
law b* enfor* «-d :n M>cl fg *n. h’lt
far ha* fa- and to : . k. an mt* r
’.rwjftt'on of the h.>,v vihleh draw,
v distinction h* • w ***>n |*rtzc figbtihg
and boxing
1 Yes Sir—
/ Every Suit and
Overcoat
in the House
Hiuos i-'ack *—everythitiy You the hifrh
qimlit v of our stocks ami yoi *• now u na) a io-
Bitimato “l-.t Of!** rn* ;tn th.’ • t .a! .*• m
the ciLV. o» I »**t?oit (.'onu- t »mon’o\v, oinie -
lection- are at then I trot.
Our Tailor Shop says
to 20 b Off'
j Our M'u t.„ s- . .*,, to**, t.ai ;ii-
I AA ,*t A • iro.’l; i \T> 1 t iOtlli' .ii* * X f * l , r I*l(’k
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... Sale of Shirts
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DETROIT Innl«r1a» al O. Uni,
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tmiflr i'n frircrnnet n< tor Man i*»lc
JOHN MASON
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COMMON ( LAY
Monday r.V;, !!2V.*, Seals Thur.
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Pagv Predicts
Ost (>ame for
Next Year
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t nttren in i; the pr* did n*ti
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it 1a known jihit ‘ PhlcAgo wouUI
we!c*»ine 'li. Wolv riti* ** back to tb*v
conferv nee witi* <arms.
Th** rumor wit h has been cin*
« 'lAt>'d | lyv lll.lt * OS* tl
S'agg , m ibl* for, fh*‘ brrtM’ii
*n<! i ;r* v etti 11..- Michigon from
iiMon with
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the Big Sir*
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