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PAGE 6
Tiger Moguls Plan to Carry Three New Infielders Thru-out Season of 1917
~ 7S''7f<~zrY
I" tonl *v*r> January da' that tan* f£he - o?-/rXiiiv’"''•
lions regarding new ™' r> . 0 be
Or to- (l„»l ..** of '*■* ' • . , . ,Z‘
w ~ o»f nf th*>*e rare da><* th»- pm • < • . ■ , during
Miry »en Inflrlder- and * f’>* 1 ■ ■/. • ', flr „.
tb** season nt Hil S ' - d ar^
and outfield and phiu df *" h> , • ’p, • , . rh*>
f •
haven't their Job* cinch'd, t»i. I • m :
"* ’■ morn provide a place f«*i all *>f t) *■
tjver wilt ÜBd» n«»ud) Bush ' k , l ()I <l . r ,
j and pl»> third bast* wto n Hu • 1 1 ’ , „ v
j j«ne* <*•*■• f">»» ■»••• ,o • 1 7 • ! , v : :!;: v
* gonenal utility niai-. u, •;
* fr; p»r : driv* h• rl tii" i-übi- ;i v !>•
J »coi ty'.i raft / , s'
\lk 1 1 411(1 El 11 -ol wT* ! '■' " ■ •
‘ , j 1 k t ■ ~,.1 1. , -o r’li * rr* *1 ••
1 season cl* wed, and b*■* i/• . * ~. A;i ,<
l Fuller In «>b I' ill*
{ bis verdict* ui that connvclmn uraa '•
Tigr I uck> in 191 ti.
rp
J r »‘irk' Full.-, a:.; rm
1 plat only second base ine t .ui> ox ► l -e *-«*• ~ •
I **re WKrrr, «nd U..n« of Ih.tr -1 - 1 ; ; ‘ . w 7„ *
I cool
i a ma» »cr nf nronomy Tn* aeon'- ,J ■ 1 ' • : ‘ •'* * '? v ‘, ,
j tt.pur:. availabl. and N
I which waun t worth nvo lu<u *• r«
J ih"> hav* what they wan'
I There mn't any danger that .he Maimn* camp *i- op
W ■
them will h* taken to canip Van: , *l’ '.h- -
t’ mriiM Ms % nifty
' tll« ri,l"in. . •
t -alarv. The i our filers are *er»t to -on.o 'tuPi ■ ->c ■ * 4-
1 wiae manager. There the> are dove -. p*d I • • ' "7^
!* rall> th«« IO thl Tl*( ' • - ■
developing get a nice buau* If the oung-U-r - ntU
Tht* plan beat* the more common i»cheme vT p.
* atgn the younfaters and then hav £ to , -y n. • w
! fio.OOt* a throw to «rv them ou nr * t < *.o»
Whither For K. Plank
jk
1 f\ U 1 n overlooked
!j\
4 * 1
anything against Jones or the Brown- > * V
l to his liking. It appear* that < en ’hv • 1 ■ ■ " . ‘ rr,% *
I his days by baking, his sou per i: the -• r. . p< ■ ur K*
! of the torrid regions. The repor 1 »* t • b-. ’.• a.- : ur I,>r
* standing is that FJanW intend- to go t. an> h>r t .b
{ The Browns need a thirdba** r-n ’ unde--;-;<i- 'm \ .-Mr 1
i ran use another outfielder to advartag l'rderg-«_.ur. ‘'■ v
| Jones hae attempted to use Plank in a trad* wh. »uI ti ne
{ of these holes, but that h* ha not i r. •jr e-.-ful nrv
2 magna.ea who would gladly s,gn Pinrk to a <>n* y* >r r n'-vr- but no
t seem* sure that he will last long eno-igh o jus. f> Farther invest men-
I Outfielders and thtrdbaseman are scare, r'g 1 • n* " 1" l the \\ .*e -.-*x ar**
I certain to offer for either a he.ter trade than Plank wo . 1 mas* Vvr
' ia Cleveland any too well fixed at ibe»« . tation- parti u!ari\ if Terr-
Turner is used at serond.
PlanW threatens to retire if h« car i»'we St. Lov • ar.n .here
« doesn't seem to be any way for him »o go ur.ie- he riven h * —lea
* There Is lots of kindly sentiment in .he league '(.ward th* grand 'i "Oitb
paw. but so close doew the IDI7 pennant rar e appear rob dy dare«
7fo sacrifice aftyiMbr Tor htm Ther. W* rt s<r*- .n’ere-»*r**r -i“is«ion
bubbling in th* stove league ket»lr rt s<l :i ’hi-
!Th* Navy Sport Tourney
Jk ROUND-up of ihe A’!»t.U' n < m
near future, when
/*% n>u'rp k <>rs- of the mo
* • " the round up will be *
b* conducted at Guantanamo in * fa*hion -m;«' to < -•> ron.
J petition. Thruout January and Febniarv, until March * ere wji be gen
eral elaahe* in-| -
* and trapshooting, which ha* become * i t-r popT. '•'***
!* March 9 and March 16 will or cur the b.t - «Kbal: fir* - tnd n
lion contest* in golf tennis boxing
The awimmlng strife will -tart in *-«rr»«s---t during ’hi • r* :
The finals in all the ports ba>< ‘-*ba * . N *'*£'’i be*»»n
J April 2 and April 10. Every afternoon at 2 or;.*.-* th »I b baseball
|l games between chip champion- Golf ream.- w s ’ ■ A - 9 clock
I and 2 o'clock Tennta draw- th« 4 o'clock a gnretr S<* tr.g -a« es are
{ scattered thru the schedule pronneruou.-b. but n»< ’ of the wimruir.g *r.
i counters will start at k o'clock in ’he morning Wre ■. » < and Nuns
will begin at th» same time in the e*«ning The t.rapr :K<':ng and rif'
teams will perform shortly before noor form * rider Tram will be m
| charge of all sports
Rivalry among the ship* Is very b;"c and • win excel!* • t at !«•»»«
2 are. on the navy roster This *p<>- •t • .urn* a’ ’ . ' p- n *• -on:
| petition equal to that with which the Isncl.-rr-n »r* I *r
I Cannibal-* and Wrestling.
I promote* •oft! • <ie• ha c*." • >f
■ wi ■ that -f they don’* ba- cannibals like
' B M the man-e »'.i.g :■*
in ih: 5 town. 1« < 'i.i g ■ anlma *
* 'Us Idea, but otherwise It i- io-j 1r d< •v< 1 '■ < < « ■s > • win
,o be able to assure grapplet- when the-, . <jt; * <1 I vror K ..-t- w 'lf ’b«-v
j muy be mangled, the- will not. l>< -i!iv*
Florrie 7T3trnerr. , veteran wr« ti ng -Ur <■ -a n» ■* 'G ‘ur>
2 nlest matches be ever saw He was ref* re* mg .. ■<:. *h- I > a few
I wars ago. Read bl- Mor
ninny Gallagher, who vy« anvthirg but a gen* *- ej*- ? » *•• was
matched to grapple with Jot Veton at burle -jije the-, ter mg't.
and 1 waa support*! to count.th' f.i T ■ wer. « f t> -j nu'es
in a tournament. Each, uni.ni™- t< th* o"* - * • 1 :ha* be
would lo 1 'he tr itch v "on > r’* ■ • • ' *r -**g*d
arour.it here had if on tf,,.t r.« f* r ./■< - < t to • - -f *o
get hiw-olf pinned, end « uch - 1 try -.x. »■> • • *: • ; • f, om
1 being pinned It w * - gr,<»d as if i* h -.nr* , r n M•., how
those two birds worktd to g.-t tl.< In- *;f. V\ » \r-f r. r sr.sg-d to
I crawl unden «-a»h .nd 1 had to dt 1 > ■ ' T r> r. ad
that be and
I lose the lj« 1
Hugh Mrlnt' -h raanager of N-*. • * a .<» • - > 1 «-r f>•
! rlb‘d. Chp you iniig'ne - Aturrli.lt) 1 g 'I 1 from
u> > bo*ly T
Among the wo 1* * ?M g »» it cc-c . to u ■ I 0 >' > * ri
seas Willard ftom fighting
Jess la In an awfnl pretlirani* nt. tt* Iff in> t,,-.» * 1 • h, *
-be can got mother cttcua eotitmci
.Inn Thorne
mmm
W F Dwral doea enter
It t* a rlnch that-41m Thorpe will
1 ijii>»'»r bare Hi wrm
- tin- big India ) for the local lineup Mart .i t. ( ie obi <-f « .'''l*a|r
prowes* hi tbs gridiron, but tb« r- m« r •<* »>« . ~
greatest game was the 1912 ii*«h b*' l JEtU r><! t '•in '»»
fov Tliorpi- that day. but It dldn t g«o him T •(j • r and : >J• .■ )'i *• ’l ih.-
Pullhiick. Welsh, the quarterbaek n- -I \ *•» 1 r t>
game. Wllh a substitute hnckfield e\> ♦P« for ■ n r . I n * ’< -r<»re«|
2t ftolnla on Venn th*t November afternoon And Pat « 1 »t* o
wj Pnniky * team that ovetcahte 'lichigou's th ’ • trtuchdbv V i,ii »h|rh
>1 trimmed t'omeil the nex f week.
The I' Diversify of l'entisylvatiia f• ‘«>t(l^r»i• t*R»’i I t’ ,r! ■*! froni th*
k Vaclflr coast, thorolv eonvlnced that i igh ? s< itig t the t .1 *ra 1 ff>ng
U y»»*U* l:»lr
The Quakeca dlstovevcd that stsl rniie- (if roiing < ■ in* rhiMi *>t
:i iltooi' wasn't enough training” to Nat <»t Rot
Woe! . lot o tbsi gun berc quick
SOLDIERS WIN
Bf TEAM PLAY
Make >ct»nng t hance- t tnint
and Trim IVtroit at
Hurket, I to 1
T K e ttkth battalion hockey team
•. >n* *i •» ’ Aindon Ont., militarv
amp pi£> the l>efoit b^x'key
• at.. .«* -he Artna last mgtt n the
» -'ot; 1 gar ♦* of aha* no* promises
1 • *> a f.iyr game series. The other
• « c.via* -w,;; re p a>ed t»0 week*
• p. ■ ] w . '..■<!dier* made «even ac
rjrate -*.»t' vt she IVtrolt .age.
• amel'-f - ■ ,1- **d three ard four
- > .ghr f vls Petfoit made ' a*'
- r . .*•-•. nf whteb (Jv-altender
-- • on* 1 The dnvl s.ort
v t> t *0 she aoidiers winning
* > ary of eonituuatioo
t * \r* ndj' id.sal pla> L*e
roi*fr- erfor»ed hrtlliar.tly. par
" i'.ar y - the *nal per'od. Jo**
.'op* m 'ha' inning Bu*
■. -e -v- 1 :•> pa.«-mg and mos
sms *a* at long rxege
*•», » rig • eot paratively easy for
. .. •, ' v -he mis*le and block
arvitan g«t within rang - * 1
* ’do:: hjt when the* were there
-nrvb rv.an play tangled up
. \ - • 1-'e'*e and short ran**
■4 • * ’ -melef star tho he <*.
T v e carr.e- -as very tn'eres’ing
i fast despite an. overdose of
gh p’.A' Arrhura and- Ske! ey
\- 1 p ■ and M»*i>rtn»r. war*
w : for pugil'eru The *um
. ,-•
- - " r-H Wa’
t 4 < »( 1 >«
-s *0
• - Ft '» Kei •>
••••*« ft Beet«*«r
. - ~>r vrthvi**
w W4w*-4s
K R V Elliott
- ->.» •
r**r 1 « e 1— 1
■• • - F4• •*. - t ■> J— 4
■ A • r*rp ll< - n
V- 'ln~ r :-»tt*<** 11 R** *•
- *r r 1 p.r">4 B’’* , ttg»' lifts
•y - Hev'l* 111'* Ra*
• - - v ’ n fetrett ' I r- -
1 'll P Penal* J
, - %w . ; ' - H»*e*.
•4-an v-*'* w*#‘:v T'frie n* r«" •
- - • »a-s
Jam • - v *h«t • ut• • t V
RoXe—« *k«liy fa
y , * v f«r -sell' I: tt fc
r .s*’v - r. !*"vn
EDD’E COLLINS SLIOES <N
WITH BOOST for BARRY
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10.-
"Barry * a.* .fie sure*' *htn* in j
•he came in a pinch, and he 11
make a wonderful leader for th*
Red So* '
This was th* way Eddl* Col*
n» aho wa« or.* of th* pm
npals in the farno*-.* * Bar-y to
Poll ins *0 Melnne«” relay, laude 1
the taiection of Barry as ptlor
j of The world s champions
FLINT COMES TO
BATTLE RAYLS
IN BIG JOUST
The B*eond big league oaaketbaii
g-me of rhe week for Detroit will
be plaved ton'g’it The Moose hail ;
•*!!i nroxide the ba’tle gr-.nod The 1
ceiligereat* will fee she Vehtc# from
Flint and the Rayla from Detroit
e- * in’ere*’ D the game is de ;
ve,f»t>ed by the ’A I " ’hi’ Runitel. |
S- K aeff<T and Mower* of F’.tnt. *l’ j
are former Rayis This game may
v are t lo* *0 do w;*h ’he award!”*
of the fs’e championship in th* j
*Ttdng. and a crowded hall is ex j
The gam* will *tart about !
40 O r ,Oc k vnd will be prereded
ty a prehminarj ;oust ir which th» |
Rayl Jur.iors »iil ‘attle -he Ro*ary
flv*.
r>*..er» and r ’riveny w 1 p'ay for
»a-d totight for ’he Rayls, and!
Ma'.rer will he at !aine. j
Wajrourd and Mir'- Ksvanagii «tl !
provide ’he g-jsrds
1). A. C. SCENE OF
BIG INTER-CITV
TOURNAMENT
The D. A. C al'.evs wfU hold ’he
f'owlinv spotlir v ’ Frds. and Sa-ir
da , when -earrs from Pittsburgh,
;Me\ej*nd and *>>l mNjs anil meet
I -he [•etr-i!#-* m in’er-city compett
*:on A simiiar to imey ti< s’age ,
I'et yea- at Columbis. F’irtsburth
<”Mnt nit to* honor* Vhmid*
('oVurn stock. Guode-son, Hue
*. oh!. Hackad*) fikiffington ard
Forbes w;l} ecdl for the D » C
f r Forb*. ■ r>* fig r aptatn of the team
U. OF D. GETS BIG
TURKEY DAYGAME
Nrgona’ions between »he t’niver
-i*y of Detroit snd Hop Cros* col
ge for a football «ni» are pro
gr< <irg very »atl«fs-torily. ft no»
upper's lietcoit »i|| Jo-irn*.’ to
*•:" r p.c, ** on or Worcester (> n
1 >nk*gU in« day Tr.is da’e ha«
*» r e served fnr '»* *r o>* ard f r H r h
' *io is nr*v engaged in ri«.-ing
n;i *r.e eon’rac*
♦
Orange At*-* Ineligible.
SYR -VCTHE. N Y . Jsn lb —lt la
Gar»d tint the it.uire for a w)n
n:nr team at S racu«e in
-' 7 *bot to little bits. K ght
vAfstty rnen ha/1 been declared
neilgible for pla> ng profo*slonal
tall ar.d the nucleus of the 1917
t/ i't t* included Among ’he more
' ’ romlnent gndder* banned are rip
, *• r|*r* fei tg'/e Frhlacter fejno
' and Itro*n
Smitt it Captam
•D'trt.« Snil*». 'e-eran is
Ibe n< » football -eptam a* k*x.-tern
DETROIT TIMES
HOW HE FIGHTS —By Ripley
DCN"'i K KL 7 ' ' r _
- • C
, &*> -bJ'y'
, Mt - built solely
SS * 'i' . % V , abound The. OAw And neck
\L ' W J, Ht CAN TAKL'LM »
OABCY'i . . if;
; . OS*
\
W V f; X V,
*\S v ~ rj>
s'l f\? J AV W.UCUT NEVER CLINCHES 1 JUST FIGHT.''
L r F JOH*vSON*i> 1
PETE HERMAN
IS NEW CHAMP
Beat* William* bv Onp-Kmjnd
Margin—Score*- Two
Knockdowns
NEW ORLEANS. la. Jin !■ -
Pe'e Herr;:*ji of Ne-. • i.<
wears ’he 1 urarri . .-
«hip rro-*n He *■ n •* f -j, K 1
William* of BaJ' ok *• I».* : |T> »-»n
the de* S|,-»p a* the e*-. • <yt
their ."-round *> the ru
A idltortum las’ r. r ’ *».
'lose b>>t'* Herr lc had run* -■> nd
to his <-rwdi* v\ tr. *• gh* in on
ors we-e run in 'he ~?h<-r *
Williams *a.s dropped M « right
on the jaw m 'he flf*h r»; n-1 hut
»a.« up a» the r ,un' of i»,, Before
the sell r r* ending 'he rr.m i i* r
man sta?*ered W'diiam* ?.z\ r 'l
a left or. 'he -bin Wil am «»•
down at »he end of h* '-Aeif’h
round, going «pr„->.!rg f-n f. , k
from a right boon a » - The
»low (augh* him s • ».i« .mnc
a wav
Williams confine.j r 4’ • k t ( ,
Hermans bc-dv an! Herm’in * * in
dlstre,« several ’:n*t
\ iarir* p nr o' 'h* crowd ~,}n '
like 'he decision of Hill> Fto» ap 'he
referee and «« r» prrf«- -i r in
voicing disapproval Wiltu n- • *n*
into th* nng a T *o ' % f ,-r ,md
'hoaisAnd* > ban red «nd or, th. and«
cisiOfi Eiarh,t ion-tnd haL.' fan
•aw the bou f
CPORT
InJ CHATTER
v-sward r*orre! j • nr ~r»r
w *'ca * >•'’ s r ap ■ n
aswrsstT'n* *ri 1 n 1 r s * %t
C»ar* ir <■ n»h
BvWa'o *|*i fro f. . , c .
deavor eg as *rg , r n4
z**'* 1 ' r -• -■ * -and
T'"mf \t»r* a TANARUS» . f»a , . .* rr
« pro' t ~ »and s* e
1 » -St- - ■ 4. r.lalte
end A _ t
~~ Idd l» we r ■* •- r r
pn r , r a- • I * * • n ( h»
Va’lon* -• *.a ■ r*
ftca»- ■ *r, » , HM-T
' t >h» 1 « and r « . ■ - v ■ .
i wansgi * and t>a*t '.•*r»-r » •
I l*dn rl !• . - .r.* - 1. - , ... h |#
S *-• Mirdi
I Rr.st n n»d : ■ i
• T ' t'.ush
Nf tnritber » •: *h
; chances a-» ’ w,, *
/"-* ' ’ ’ •* to
• :*n r. a w-nn-rs *■ « n»«*
fa
t*r %f r, and T*»(e
Gi' b*d * • • M * ana.
whe r * th»r». a . f Ir* a y ....
ra'’ ng a r>- »> ' ' 1 , •-» • f Her
r.f th» * ’ •" ‘ < ' *h e •
wool and» « >•' * -f t ■-e . 7 - ,
j fk.nM/.u* »•*.*,» r , r , . ,t ,
• -f* « l | f , \*
thf C'l#’ p f t * ar f
hi* >. r j*rl 0 a 4 *hr
, » m* t». . ninr
I of ffe» i . *
f* r s < rry »| * s . * .»|c
l canal" t-t* -asm * fg*
I Port g-jeae [ rbf **r’ ’ .nd- r his
I win# '*'jrle, or * *.*■». .lira
I r»*a 1 "S' , i , nit any
lIIgMW/ S’** * ' * r |. f S« do
I get of | * A
♦
Wolysrines to Bill
ANN* V RM<)Ft Mrh Fan l«>
| Amateur biing ail! be n/wtrued fit
♦he f'n!vrr-l*s Michigan by II
tailing rirjfr-whl r b remn’ly rirpan
( i ted
► B y ROBERT L RIPLEY <
1’ will he some little tm** h«*f> r»-
•* >■ shall »ee the *ens>at lotai I-***
;*arc\ it*. Ar’w n Although he 1-
r•,r . *■ u' tne*-g#»d ■> • w off* r* of «
«tnd* to r n*-e* fghrer* *>< a’.l kind-*
•f.-re is no dout#' they will a* r* '
fused
I ar-y i« w airing for Carpen’ i*r'
And that match Is worth waiting!
for. If that battle 'ak**s : lace it
sill draw a Si'*'" hat tali. rtvd
*- Jeffries-John-< n 'rac.is in Ken*
:#lO f>hrc\ s repu'ation I* »’r»atl;
jr-’aMTahed Ir, Tfr- rormT-r rtn l - *ti
hi« <i* feat> of American bo\*r- r
\ ustxalla He 1* too »i*>* *o r\*#>
■ his ' r**p m ten round contents w t * •
!>*vlnsa>. r-ulon. M;ake or Mibbon-
M 1 o' ’he«*. men mentioned «tan
.4r» excellent ch;tn e <.f
him in a «hor» battle Darey woul«.
1 have to knock ou* or decisively wh:;
in\ of ’he**** rr* n or hi- "rep an*’
the J*arc> « arpenter tna’ch would b»
rUin c-*l
HfVv doe- he fight'
Judging from what f Mp, J r
Smith. Krcd f oer, and fie urge K <)
brown sa> tand *hey hav. all fougV
tiin< > added to a glimpse w e had o!
him *he n*hcr da. in the gym
r,H "ira. *e * ill *a> tha' he flgh’-
like a reai rhanrpion
Me never cllnche*’
H#* flgh'r all of the tin.**
Mhe advances s'eadily. -ur* >
and re!rntlesslv
He ts not what is Known as a
"one punch" man despite his K O
record
He scored his knockouts by first
wearing hl« man down t.i of his
punches are hard one*
Me l« a fairly good boxer
He feints with his head and body
aft* r the style of Young Mnffo
He ta faaf on his feet and e\
f-emely tftlve
H* i* cirepl fonAlty **rong
H* ia a»«y to hi» t>u* ran "tak*
>m "
Ha continually *ugt». pull*. and
fiirna hi* opponent »or)tinu aH «<f
tha tim*
H* 1a rr,aa.n »h*n mad A«k
(.►orga K O. Bro»n
Ha ajaalp at inflgh'ing
Hl* ha«t punrh if * nth* op par
rti*. del|T»f*d jnM a* ha pra’and* t,(,
Map bark from hi* opponent
Hi* «aaka*t point ia hi* atomarh
fjafr Smith Itnorkad him nu f w.'h
a laf* hook to tha o dy and VO
fjoorty dotiblad him up ’ha nam*
» ay i
ffa amlla* *T«ara
EIGHT-SEMESTER
RULS; NOT NINK
|» ip daalrad tha* th* 4hti'*"n<*
rr, #• n ’ ’hat a’hlaf \> a'l’hirlf ta- r,f
[Htnlt high aahoolf had arrapt'd
tha nlnaaamaafar nil* *a« a mit
•aka ThtA nila ia oppo-ad hv tha
M*ta intarar.holaa r|f H*"pa)afion
«hlah faror- tha eight a«ma*tar
ffhama, and if no* Appear* tha'
what tha Iwtrott man raallv did *hi
to agraa to »tirk by tha aigh*
Aetna*,tar law until tha ata’a ***oa|a
tlon held It a m*a»ihg In tha *prlr.g
\ figh’ may ha mad* In h* half of
‘ntna Aamaetar*" ,yt tha* tim<
♦
Bauer Le«e*
Johnny Mauar loet a rlaar title to
Pr’t plaro in tha. t;rea*ar fe rnlt
bowling frvirna v Ir>t nizht. irhm h*
droppad a »ra’> h >o Bamitarg, who
averagad 20b
McCarthy and
DOWNEY MEET
Popular Welters Ho* Tonight:
>emi-F inal Should He
Thriller
- —— .
Tonitih' is '? •* nigh’ Johnny M 1
rartby. '-onquertir of A'lUJe R.tcb •
ti 1 knockdowr anil drag out |
-ir.e riiiuh and prln> e of good fe. -
will b-'V I»V'4n Ivownev *•
«!<1" (flrt.- co- em|’<<rium »f s*i\i
,< ro the rlv«r 'onii;!.' Downey
*>ol ;te|j th»- mo-* popular h uej
■h.i' Y»i i.ss# o could bring to Wind
or He has bf«*n sork.ng In m
:• r. form *1! »T>r In rood
• i ‘ '■ r. .-t! -. • * .4 t• ■ *
! <— that msd* bun t r» .1 hot fa
vori'i her*- last .ear
M <*i»rlhv hv.- the record and th*
>r-Moii'v to in * p!r- rnniiilmo
'«* a!<o h« ■ th»* condition Fan
ir* confid*-n» tfia' there a til N* .
merry jous'in* over the river tr* 1
night, and a pa< k*-d house is certain
The *-eni» final is likely to he a
vf.iz/.lt diPL'er. too Paul Helhey atid
dirkev f'rou«e v* ill resume th»lr tdd
rgnment When »he«e feilo*, nie* :
*efor* . there a grand rrap 1
Mirkr v a|l| be Jn shape to I
nigh* .ind more thrill- ,*re *i
;erted
f sn * M»nif .lor linker f<rr («ln|
»•» • nlinnhiia \fl-r h «<•> frit »M
kr irorrnlli looVr for m n Irr qnlrl
•Ml to »K4t SI. .*e.llnlr. K ,r a r»
\/ Off Every Winter Suit &
/3 Overcoat in the House
When we decided to enlarge our "Teat second floor Clothing 1
department, we also decided on this radical reduction in order to
clear our floors for the contractors. You know the quality and
here are the prices:
$15.00 Value* now SIO.OO $30.00 Value* now $20.00
IH.OO \ a lues now 12.00 35.00 Value* now 23.31
20.00 Value* now 13.34 10.00 Value* now 28.67
22.50 Values now 15.00 15.00 Values now 30.00
25.00 Values now 16.67 50.00 Value* now. 33.34
Let Us Tailor Sale Q f Shirts
IOU a . Ul I HXIIMH |t ■ t . . .a.
io*> to 2<r*> pat tarn*. <par tally prlaad 3 for |4 « ;«• h 1
_ 1.200 fl.fin Shirt* in r la*«\ naw pattern* s; w •« m
Oil 5 for |3 aarh lal^
$3.50 Velour Hats -Black and Brown $2.45
This means choice of aII All our fi.oo Neckwear reduced to 65c
t»ur -mortf st Pall and Win
ter VVftoens made lift into ♦ A
thr fin.st wo know C~ W/Otl
how to make. I*l us have %J WOODWARD AND CONGRESS *
Tiileri CiolHierg Hilleri Hibirduheri
WEI)NK Sim . .1 ANI' AIM 10. 1917.
Michigan Soon to Call Out
Its Veteran Baseball Team
FATHER OF WORLD
SERIES IS DEAD
ORLANDO Fla Jan Id
Wrn Chase Tempi* L‘. i»rig
inator of the world’s aerie- ihru
the Temple cup contests died
Tuesday at his winter home.
Winter a!*rk Fla
Temple was owner of the
Pittsburgh National league rlult
In 1 •'.*l! IKiLI and in lf'J4 donat
ed the Temple cup, foi whii h Na
tlonal league clubs piaved prior
f»* the entry nf American leagu*
: clubs Into the world's champion
ship series
REDS GET GOOD
MAN IN SUTTON
Veteran Scout Should Prove
Hik Help to Matty in
Rebuilding: Team
NEW V ORK. Jan L If the Pin
■'lrrati Reds d• »n * Kt' k hole tt .»
previous Ohio ri- er 'e- orris ur«ijun
•h* nei' f. w w tr* ’ wort t e *!:e
fault of 'arn S ."on re* ently
signed bv Msn*g**t i'hristy Mathew
•or. to •• ou 1 f f> r Herrmann*
holdings <
Baseball men ag'*- 'h.* Mathew
•on made the -n ».»«t move **T" •>
•*k:ng hold nf the Red* when h*
-*n*d up 'he sow Sutton ijvrrv
has v gr»*v* rw *rd f*»r very h nt
trig behtnd hint »',>npeeted for«rv
e-al vea r « ••*:■* He ft rool v n Mib
Sut'on dug up s. ru*' nf the mn«t fa
inr*4 l • ba'l player* in ’be eo'm’rv
Among 'he '* who got th**
b.g league chance- thru recoin men
da" r. of Si" n ire 1,-*. I*v,theri
, H"iu« Za> k
Whea' and <»»• c- Miller Thej n
have made g.-wi arid tpev dor 1
form the *ofal of h - -.c. :Mng n:a
nwuver* b•- severs
MJnor ’• sg cr« '-row S i'tor he'
*er perhaps than an- p*r«on now
tn the vim' h: xmess An) thev
know *ls.> tha' when I Aru cotre
into View they ve go' to tTo* out
•he Tie** •* m have No *n. >••* I *
been caurh' putting on* o\ **r < n
•he veteran grass comber lie *iv«
the ey.- ?>*r w me bill ph “er* and
|he rar*‘l> p■ks a fi.ivv*-r .All hi*
, sei» a tidn* of course, are n<*t doing
dut> In 'he *»ig ■» ague* hi* rno«‘
nt them are and 'hat « t better
record *hsu * *r*a' n nv of t|;. n,
can ! vih*'
]j>.rry spend* his • mu-r- n N**w
;rk N J , where he read- proof in
■v new-paper H*- feuner'y »as a
cr.n.; -e.|*'-r He * ••>* - Over t., s,*..e
y.mk whenever there » ahythtng g>
inr on ar.d he usually,ha* Th* bey*
»'(** r>n everything T‘,*t*- \r> 'e\<
matter* in has* hall unknown to
him
A!athew«on’s Tl* d* -• •-m book* '!
for'an uph ,:L|.n.* pro* • ’ha* w iIT
acc.mpllsh sor.u*‘'hln£ h*-*ides -•
en'h or eight plw ** >■ "h v*■ ;ir
JACKSON TO
FLAY YAMADA
The blillar l nH at Sw-e*-nev Hu
ion'* tods' call* f' halk lln
mail h T.et v.en 1 lr<n • I*< a-• *. .n
Ko'i Vamada la*e ti the us-. ti m.t
land another between Yvm.H • uni
Mornings', tr *♦ n r ’ 1*T..% r.. n
; superb form Yarned, l defeated t'l.ar
le> Tl.ddon Tn*»i'av bv a * nun* ol
1 i«V* to 143. but was badly off form
n hi* bout with Mnrningstar TI
laf'er wa* ;« a t "• to ».*
Score, running <>u* in 11 'nnina-
15at(cry Material .More
Promising: Than
Isual
ID JAM.* -I'HhRUKKUORy. JR.
\X N Minon Mich. Jan 10
\Nith the loginning of the now
s*nie»’er did thopening of baao
ha II practice only a few weeks away,
the (Mention of the campus Is b*-
ing turned toward the material tn
sight for the 1917 'earn, Capu
Bra ml *ll Is . \ported hark In school
nev seme ter while COn oh Tsjnd
gTen will probably hove into Ann
Arbor within the month.
Prospects at# ex< eedtngl> bright
for a lug year and the squad that
wdl assemble in W a'erman gym
soon will have a fine array of old
nten The battery non unllmhe
ftr*-1 and among dhr#*c csndldates
will be • Morrle" I> tine, catcher,
and M ler Knhins Ohlmacher Rote
"r*i and Birmingham of last rear's
p tch’ng squad There 1* a possi
bility 'h *f Wally’ N < mann will
. tup |e.-rn control. *he line
thing he n**edr 'o rnak# him a «ta r
yv,,.,. •>-. fre**hroan *eatn come
Turner Park* and r.len. to: hers,
:*rov !■ 1 rh* * »r* • gib.** and Mor
r-< n .( a*# her Ihc e men will
*ui .*d*' the large*# staff of \et#.rans
ever r»';*or’ n.r 'or a Michigan team,
(T.d H n #1: feet ,if to the
».:eer mat<■ rla ' of '(*•' e,«r Miller
* iV* >f *h# w Uo’e b-inch
»' le M .er» "> ! b#' a wonder
1' h# <-A’ g ’ h * arm Into < t »ndi
•:on I> mis wII b# th* fl-st 'Ting
bad »'op
it- he r. re \\ ■* *ll vnr
s ‘y an*l \da-n *. ft • hman at flrst
'V .r mi ;*y v *eccnd
' • ' e! ,1 '. P.f " ‘ T short sh *
former * member of th** ’ilk fresh
ni#*r «nd tbe ’a*ter a varsity man.
s'.d li***.*n fre«hman for tldtd In
T«* u* fle|d 1 • r.- *« r. N etnann and
K>*.in !e"ej nien of 191^
1' •• w »' th* -* men were devel
oping u *> ir make* it look ex
c* » and ngl> t*righ’ fnt the reason
Th# ’o ip; #*ar when
the f. «*'b.t .m<! T o • hedllles do
wl'hin a week or two
TTi/ro \h\ocks
r. COWr.KR (OLD
IN FIRST I'OI N'D
\i tv y>f;N Jo. Ts Kr#sl INil
i«*n, \ffnnesiita south i».tw. ■« in the
h!t .• *o.i \ Hi* manager.
f:.<nk h* * < far • \ t tung Itnisl
.p fu: rh- h. v* pla. '* r#r t#» p*ill off
ia# ru #r* i»u's in New York and
h* n t* a f i ? for H iv'ana wh* r** kill
i#>* # ;« *•- m#-* t i': ink Moran
n a schestiilctl t■' •• und tussle.
i- , • „ r , , h* and * i rity in th#s big
tu-.'.t ban;# la** r. ghf when he
*. hi*. ft land <*v#»r on Tom
i < )#r * • .*n*( the #II# r* and "con
... r • • k ** *l off w ork for
r c t. -j*i r. and *n tbe nflh
round
>1 '! at I' • * I tll** hnisb.
i . l* . < i . a short
• • p • i * h hi md'wj cm
P if; <»f « i » I#-* <*hm fowler,
«.a7***l. «a an • a«v runrk foe A
n #ft *«'k that put him
.»#> **i •#r t r.e R rig. he raci tnt«»
~ lusll.d#* #» r.ght nn#l lef'.a which
.# !'• iit:i orwv’ln.g *i the lower rope
#■ • ' # .• i * i* : # •f* r* - «* ( ount
cd him r»ut
Per»n»y Michigan. Nov. 7.
I*llll \ ! iFU'lll I.*u i" Af
r«>#*'' ng to ts * I’nlversity *>f f’enn
*. Ivani i f.xuha'l schedule. Pennay
and Vu #• will j.'iv h»*re ne*t
fall on Nov 7 «,

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