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PAGE 10
Not Unlikely That Pepper Boy Young Will Be .270 Batsman Next Season
| & TtC 0
If ■•■I‘EMQYER.
Oil; I'M. ; ■
ond ba-r In th** Tlg*-r rhil' •!' •
the bludgeon l»*t -•‘Wmjii. Ititprovu i
the preceding t«e«i*on ami l*-rf g uot
l* nor at all unu-ual for a pi*--
nimot Mini bit well ill- fit •* ' * ■’ 11 '
gtt wiae *«» him utt'-i on*- '< ti |
r no with Yoon* ll** hi* ~:i
mg» wh« n nit t i> *<• It 1 ,,m *
That la « »nft> h«un f< ’ *»n l * '< '*’
lor m club like Mu.- »*ntl < '
tilurdv atone wall defert*. ari<un i
If Young drop* b»» W to hr- oi 1 .
th* blue e*»ve|np*. If 'it r*'i ♦ *
anb* in the Navln 'hum* room t<
add another 1" polio . >'v
Tbe*e art* ih* thin* that -*'•
Young will b* even si rung* »' *itb
)rt-a*
Learning to Bat.
TIIKKE it auite a "tor> < "nno ' <i v
Thai fellow I* a eelftnad* *' ' • «’ M
baa ting the apple »*t> ; * •* - •'
und* r Mont* *’• *
BO hop* It’to that h "•* * :
•tart, and try to l**n n *• ” v ' r
and habitually tuin- around r 1
Yoom ala
a f**w year- ago wr 'h * y«
the flail Finally b** dnf»* < !
m**nto, and t«u* < •’••d* *! in hr *■
l
wa* June in hi' prim*- wbi* i» *<»ut* •
|y Warn much new «bou' I*.* l T *'•
i.
■artJtnl diligently. Hi b "•
hour- dally on hi- **trok* •'• ■l
ler of form •»*• i- g**<f »i’ s T * • so .•««('
op* (l with rtinl goiflng methyls
If La»t winter be afw-m niu* h »t* rbjr •» rig o• ' ■
unto hooi» ne* idea' H*
ikl in timing hie sw ng with tot * ***•;
the MtiKin, with a reward noted .i p
Steady Improvement.
Yul Mi w»<* a o>n valuable n-o **"
pitcher* give hiiti something >.*>**.
—to a*l«lit u-*n Lo hi- 13 f * Mow-. -«o ‘
mr on «n average g ' • ‘ ••• ~
be compared to a- ar - :* ;r* •
ms.
H'-afton Pepper drove i 4«- run
reaped he ranked twenty -i\M •’ * •
#wtl'. ni*Tnber?> of t * erriti* *- '•
Yeacb, tteiimagC Hunt. 1 -Trrrd-^-d4* H» "
bataman a- Ed*li« C*»ll t • ar
ngcellent men a** Sc hang. N\ - r H
Chapman. Oldrtng and Nun .rr H*
many counter* a* Barry. H 4h 'lai; •
many’ other player* wfxi ar* not » *a< a* k . I
So not a little d«'f)ten<l* af r. whe 1 oi.u: • *
•on. It ha* be* n not**d that our j> P* ’ V *•>
•till more in 1917. altbo it would !*• r* -
time flingera would know how to j*it> h
lleehowH that whereae Young u !**: **t..> ' .r •.: •
1916 near ion, he leaped on the globul* for -T' Jur ig
That make* his Improvement ail • *• <r- c ’ *
Ibe more U -gue pi * h-r* f • r
4il*uUl bill I fence Prte pH*-* in .* *•■ f»
right, the Tig*r* will have eom* n- i< 4
Home Stretch kintf»*.
IT wot:Ll> be a hit interesting-’* r.<* . .-t •« .
have during the second half of -h* ->•,*- a Af -r »
the pennant drives b*-gtn and *M k gr* ’- ’r*r. a~
j * who ran deliver t hen - • * M -
of spring pepper, but the f* nu w
thing. All of which inspired «wiie inv*-tjgu- n
At t
tfwpa of .3M- So Trie inu»t b*- t ttM'i! - u v
fkept tb«- pace splendidly < obb w ’ •- .
* bla averag* for the second half w *•
, ski wa* kiddie Collin who Jump* - 1
gecond. Anolhet White S«** k w !.«. *!. 'f-’-
Who sour**! froru '.’*l »«> ll'* Tl - * •' ;
work »*f thal famous teamrt t'e. J*,- -« 1 r
tnark until tnldjt;! -1 * * * *
tit*' camp.* .1:
gtVnihb-tl ■ t*>; •
ple\**ly . tun i
l * H«.K»i»e( and 1> »
pant drive Isi»Ht*>n di*ln'’ k* t • <■ it * ra* » • .
pr wa- hutting 7*9 at *1 L* ’ -
place, the pair hit for •„*'< n*| . '** Y
-who came thru wl*h t*o * u •• r * h
•ecotitl holy*-- nett*u him •• ;*•
wen- .2**? und .:*.17.
A pair of bitteT and .Mpfutirtm* • • r< 11 rr !!
had a ,3**S wtanding at r -i m.
rigHli U***d to •*.»' tliii* Held -y. '
club Hobby didn't *hO*w tiiat k-i* l»!
tap In 273 and th* s*«**n l *
.fu>l ( hatter.
THERK won't b*’ any -erlou* * hang* tr b .. •»« • ■ ■ i
becntt-e tiaii J'jhti-oe -a tc*l< .y* r - t»* ’)
there is still talk of such » thing b tny *>.ni.-n • *
btttfng, I’Kit* “p* *-il. !>-.;• or '* ■ <>f -'*- t.fnn*-
tbe gamer critic* will .*w;ik* » «* »*>• f-«.
whether h winning dub h • r. h n*
it play a Th* fan* w> i I lo\> I* d* »r .t r ■
jnagniflcent a apectad* * tb* ji i;. *>!
*■ Ai. aJI - .
John Mctlraw and Christy Math*w on t •*• . n* '
pre*uniithly to get iu* far aw. ( froi t * .
know aotile golf era t! at ough >do
flughey Jennings ie m«»r** bta/rn H* ti *i oi t
Where au*l he do* sn't ti* • <1 n u* h enc-oura*; • .
f
Our Pal Pete opm*-* that h*- c Sr; ad >■ ;
po tnan who had lo w*»tk I r .i 'Ming w , i t> . • * .*
With *hr hlffMlallvini humping the high -t • n<- tr r ?. r
nr* (Ping to wait for Have Kut rn . Utli. - * tt, • ,<
According to Le» Magee'* stor l.» hart » i t.„r, , w . . . r ( .
I># could Induce a certain young in< > «. , ,i,k< •
liroiul in Ihe
K Jl* MROAI *. lh»- Ugliest pug I: vir P.l - r.r . 1 . .
arter* of which the ring et»u i] is gon**-f ■
IH* forte I* pertlou* f<»*»nt**. doubling f- « —f >
; m * nor be endanger. <1 »»• • i
face run hr prominent Thru hr dr .» p, r< \
Intent triumph wa* m the n»** »< -r ii n \» r t l;
|y tlavn< are featured Imrlng th»j prodn ■r.
Itrnad on the afreet nn<t n«*ted that ihr K!<l » •;
paih.Ur querte* rnuxed thr Khi to speech Wai
I'm in tough lurk. Ixw 15# tndat U**!’ ♦on «ie ■r» *i. r . <)■
direct or «anted hie, and he w.nt and |2« •» i. hi-i
,J trick Ami all dere Has for me to do wa- •<» l« • mum* • - ,
’jf Into me and then m *h•• nr Jump rr ■ t— ♦ . . . i
,'i link of d*t n 'dollar a f.*ot f.>» and« pimp un>i <) r»o v <,-, ; v ..t,
Vl.'
Another acquaintance met Jttoad and m .»• *ll v banter > I
hoar you »N* supporting Fram llu.-lnn <• r>»• n» . "s ■<,
countered the hid "NtJ h;»v he's pi 1 pi. ii of min It, i .«j
Np Mfktnlv to Mippon him "
LWfeatler l**metral ha* gone into hem ' training lor a r tr"
I filing h
FULTON GIVES
WILLARD JOLT
Quick \ ictorv t)\et < *»v\|or
M.ike*- t huflrnuri I tn»k l>d*
Ij'i* \{tj - l In-.it Horan
•I * I
~ ■ + *+»#
• . * \- M■ I wan
M.A C ' ? BAC* : ILD is
SHOT TO B TS
FRESH RELAY
TEAM PLANNED
Fir Kit-t lime in live
Michie in
l kc U inner*.
I* • U tllitr rt || n* %t r hg in . g,t in
h r iitllnr U . II tr% f •* r•- -f f Knf
|« t * f* rr, 4 V on*
ot Ihr U«f .H!|i fifM'li e«a
♦
4 i Hr » M | -»k<» to ntM
r H>» .Mi*iow mlm ik#r Hr run
I f'tlr If #*r »*•»»
810 N ; N£ VA V
►iAVE
x t * i 1 ttV . I
DETROIT TIMES
In a Now Hole l>y Ripley.
L<r>\ *e v
y >
■ff
M.k.*' Jitf*'* ,_ i a’u* at :r.v *fci *
50.000 LURED
TO TRAPS IN'l6
rijjftfon-Smashinkf Kecom**- Ri
val of (soif ;t- Pastime
f<*r Vmencan
t
INTKR-CITY
ROW? f:us START
THIS AFTERNOON
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f> T ( Vißjuih i • *• v* u m } *,#• Mr ?
*>*ti*- rid) • vf'i t»l * )<* flllf
Ptttahufgi ‘ '■»’ njtr ■■ .1 f'« vH*nd
r. I of thr- •. am •‘ e * >r- will
barf, is A ■ f.*ilT>* ■
* fie »•, > . ( r • • .
5 • 4 ,
|r- \i ‘ ■• <0 rlf* I til# -f . • '. f ft » I
I. ; i
'* r h 'h»' d*'l .if *iit.’r - *-••*,-. ,
Lktr'-n w l . i»fi.’ »y.,,
. v •-• I •;«. spua' M M. ranked *■*
i on-! m hotting wirh an averatr* of
' ’ Wagner ;m** beat him >u’ fo
j »h* honor While playing nrh; held
• - ’ ■ C, m’-c v.ik- •- be*- r. *>r 1-
2* .ndC*”* m ',:***:.. .n*l
Cl{ \CK OS\VEGOS
HERE NEXT WEEK
*• hasJcdbfhalf wilt
**■' fanio.iA Oswego** *>f O-w* * \
V TANARUS) • j* * n* of fh*w Mfiwwt i, ..
’ ■ r «-**y erlng a doim ata’e- »r.*:
You’ll Get More for Your Money at Bond s
In Spite of the “Special Sales’’ Elsewhere
H*
Bond’s system <>t seilinir h.*ats the “special sale” stunts. You can conic to Bond s
any day in the year whether it he .January or June and you will net better val
ues for less money, boi-i getting New York’s latest fashions.
We Manufacture—and Sell Direct
There’s nothing “nr **f i * us about our methods it’s a straight out-and-out bus
iness proposition. \V< operate our own manufacturing plant, and instead of hir
ingl roadsalesmen to -\ i{ n tailers, we .sell our own product through our own
outlet stores.
Suits—Overcoats—Evening Clothes
Our im#* Th«» siimr
and only Mk' Si th«* y«*«r
Why Bond’s Clothes Are '‘Better Buys”
Bond's slo < lot ho- arc* now stylos for wo are constant
ly receiving now .-1 ipmonts to koop our stock fresh and
complete*. Wo can do thi< hr‘cause we make thorn our
selves and can make up our woolens according to our
needs.
Its new styles and fresh merchandise versus odd lots
and broken sizes. Which will YOl' choose?
'~, 'i' ■'■
N*w York Detroit Cleveland Akron Toledo Pittehurflh Soon
HIGH TEAMS
START PLAY
Ml I’iop School Iki.-kclball
I c.ims mi* Into \c*
lion t onic hi
it :V p , i ;tM i <*h t ,% lH 1 *
!rr pro ttm 1 a ml- i
\\Vs f » rti \*»r wiMHn ("t*nirnl
in jrutw* 11 -hotild prt>\*- t fit' n*A.l I
i • .oj i l !l* r l*t ‘ » *’ * v* li U^k
iv tt » t k II ol (h« !
iiii.ll \in>*s r vks
II WE (M E DAY
C
('ll \TTFR
j mmam
4 In* liid iM hi v t Kf**och «»» ml • '
Mill M wtt * «(Mr|h ihrcr
iiouilh* nhi*i|f »• Innt. Mw «n*»*t «»f
rJlrm ilo In 4 me ».
W *ll g.t.idh* Mill 4 nrrlii«ii i (nkr
Wrer * >tifw. |1
I *tifirii« II « dii nmiv lit iu «l>f n
t om«*b'*i U Hg h| I rw I>n r* % I him
hm r i *t* nM » knvu ( lo rn rrnitim fhr
P • fv
VHII) AY , .IAN VA R Y 13. 1 ‘»1 7 .
All of Michigan’s Skeds
Caught in Football Jam
N o Announcements
( an Be Expected
I’his Month
H\ J 4 \!t:s St'HKRMKHHOHS, .//%*
AW \ HIUHt. Mich Jaii. 12
V< -ur.liiu; t«* P i; U«rt*‘lnH- n!h
I* ti* dlt.i'ior, runic of Michlgntt'*
-di* dul*-> w i'l b»* minplctc«l by tin
tlnp- th*- board in control of atli
!*•?'. » meet* on Jan 20, and thu* no ,
ntoriiiAtlon regarding th* «on*
Mu hu 111 l- to plw\ in foot hall ol ;
baicball »»r th*- rn«***t* to l*,* held lu
track will h* known befor** the **nd
of th* month
Th* lat• ■>- afttt ule «if N* bru**k * ;
towiiri! th** M V f* game and flu !
de.'tr* to *ub>tlt It*' M chlgall for
th*- Farmer*, inak*--* It ***'in mo*t
probald* that th* Wolverin*'** wlllj
*u*t i> •. * th*- Pornhuak* r> n> \* fail
\! hu-.it, d*)* ' n«*t wmt t*i ant.-ym •
ill.-.- Vs A C by taking aa,*\ i
ila *- 'ri-tii them Ypd In adtlltlor.
V* ht.i-ka d«**tr* - a* sii/*n*' an<l h*>n.r
arrangeni**nt. which wdl n*>t m* •
a ' h fa *or here
I n!*•*•- 'h*- athletic »tloti j
lu*.* ono- oth.r big gam*■ .. ur. and
or i. in n |M**itU<n tt> g*-t atn>th« r .
.. . .-n* mi*- *n'. : r **•
>alpTtrhe*lnle will t>*- woefully w. ik
S" h ;i .rh*'*l*il*- a.- n**w .* .-ma In
! evitable w til furniah a big ura-i
*i;*nt for h return t <» *he c«»nf*-r«-r-•
f>« i:«:s >.? *h* u»r*. of Syra* :n»*
it. rhr . * »dul* and th. faititr.-
to -*•* ir»- -sh-r larg*- x-hooU for
gam*-. .r<l**r -.l'o'o'nry arrang*
*llt have left Michigan n % ha-*
w TI • conf* r*m • . ♦ni. t)* t
ami-m* »*«■ th*- -olution **f th
*ll imt tun
There ts stilt * mm!) divided
’ >1 n >n among th* .indents regard
* - >■.■ -.*•♦■** t.. f >.. »: \ n* I*.
hat!n» <-|ub* hai* ihrash**! out th**
and ev-rai ,h.. - * Wen re
IHirfed a. being n* arm*'., as the
VALE CROWD IS
VU RE HANDFUL
MolSonrn*. V i>’ral:a <a’ *nr* 1
the world . record for at’en-lrtn* - ** ,
t ** a starting * v*nt on the o*’*-a
-i-n o # th* M* ;br*urne Cup day.
w*.n 217 ■*<*** p* rsons were pr*-.
* at the rare track. Half were
*n *h» fre«* fl*td and half pant ;•
pound t*> g* t in Th«- att-ndan**
at th* Yale Harvard game Wa
rner* handful in comparison
JOHN TO RETIP.E
AF I ER** 1917 RACE '
J / Fliiliinln Johntiv Kwrs »>.*
that hr i' Mi;urin»; nn tin
rrttrrmirnt irt< k at *ll •• flow of
| Mu* roiuiUK '" •■"t'll
| “.lawn - tliftirr?* that hr hi • had I
j ulmo-t hi-* .*>hor* ol liitH'h.tll. 1 1*<t !
i all ho hr ways In* Mill n i">n to
; ill*- Mravt*- m 1 0*' 1'•
| i*. to ».. hi- la ' war .. . a | lay **r
i:\fi.- ha** It. * n I -Mu tin !
hlnot* iht* l ;> * htl! i-* .. nil * lo < and
j amt hn l** looking a,, hard an j
italic Hv il ■ iiiK j i nt-' at
rlv*> lm will h* r* td> 'in a
hw >1 t aiiijiatKi' h*> ■>■» |
aru'iiiu*ntm *tr*'V hot Silfl thr n a
jorlty of thf ii| |n -r < •uu-n an I
th* alumni srrm v«i> Caiorabl' <1
posrd to a r»'urn and Mi" n't i»ul**
. ni;i to !..* that I'.’x * .11 «. .* M’ch
tiran ha. k i*« th* fold
rumor *-d t,> b«- < n th* tr . -• !•.**.’•*!•
«.<• tt not -i imN un i t• "• . it
t.Titian r>nun. . .<n f n .* h ■ •
n*»( h< .ii i. rili* 1 nd [ oh tv'
n«>: In* «il«fn nui unit :■ ■'l • l \
in;#* b'it itoi •• i»«• i n *l* '
No MttftlM-t t;|; hv to *•
.nr** ha-L. <*., ' , on. 'or ■! • v r
yobl t* l r yha • t l l ■■ •nto * I ’** •
, J tr • i:i '* Mu :i* M ’
i»o K.n<o* of i*.*» « \ .Jftir* m Ml*
! MfrfMtrine *>f ram* < onrht to h- r.'
rnor** of a job than I- ' h** i .akinc
•I* •**..'! f.wM, .* .•'• • '
\>i • "..r '• tar*, and .t * r ‘ vmi
| .tir>* to *«*rur»* uri.lt' tlttroa lia
j fall* n **hort of i»*• him and m»v
that hi k.-thali ht h* *• n ir’an'»*d a
a \ nr«ut> - [nui tor Hint- r. th* r*- hi!
j gam*- Not long h • *- • . *
- f.»r . I<4. - ho. i... ; v. > toh » a
jhr Id I a.-I i oar I hr .dd M.a>
'util -tart Mil- 'ntrn-,n*,.i *!-*r<
! laaln Mm h .uii.b-’-irt .r!iu»* aMm
j ar** brink v»nt< lied t* ith th* i<»• a < 1
gnflng Itn*— .»»t r* I *lrtr- In *in
arhool 'or n**\» y<a»> t»am.
Vp*i Grata D A C
Tin* Detroit Ml Vtb* r.*ih I -kr*
I hall '* »rn too, . V •and In Ml.: «•'
i ntfht from ‘ln' Vp-i Norn '»!i!*- 1 1 •
!(ltil to**-.-r- wrr* »ff form. n> : tl*
1 vial tori* * rr* •v* • I ! .tonally k*< and th*
j .cor. h.> ‘J' to I•

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