Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 20

20 PART one Conqueror Holds Respect of Ring ollowers III Ill WILL TRY TO ILL SHOES fighter that the ring $1395567 $2169273 $963884 $873100 Totals $211647 ever on rounds 40 138 for In to AND GOSSIP 8 Lt MEN! te than inest to and Order TEAM NO 3 in DETROIT WEKKE8 21 23 25 Grand River Ave Corner Griswold Opp Griswold House IPS See Our Windows he seldom misses a two good men are much abeut such a has supposed to INDEPENDENT OOTBALbNOTES 325980 226739 in the held by him own the club that Maroons to a Packard park See Our Windows JB 128 ITS Hl Hi 168 viand the Mack Park Maroons tackle one of lead elevens a team which foot critics of Ohio are touting as all fine 173930 342164 U7 99 TIGER STADIUM READY OR YALE 138 170 168 retz Baxter Bear Tireman Early Totals TEAM Maekay Dumas uhr McQueen Laurhlln Totals i i Year 1903 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 $5841 10655 10173 9498 18830 17398 34036 49045 38497 22674 TOLEDO ACES MAROON ELEVEN Share $32612 27394 33402 54933 46115 66925 79072 127911 147572 135254 121901 0 Sk 157 17S US131 113145 IS? lir 13S HERALDS MEET WINDSOR TEAM hlm he knew he couldn't There are no finer or more stylish gar ments made than those shown in this won derful stock The models the fabrics the tailoring are of the very highest order AND THE PRICES ARE DEEPLY CUT One Lot of Suits $1085 These are our regular $15 grades new Winter weights and latest styles The Sale prjce $1085 RESH SMOTHER ADRIAN 128 0 KALAMAZOO nunan McKay East Hellberg Nyiani Peach Thomas McIntosh Corbett Yeakev Bek Goals from ield ADRIAN Loundensleger Hart Ryan Soule fiteinfeldt McKnight Mooro Catlin i Symonds Levrig Rogge Was ever a sale more opportune 1 Was ever a sale more to your real benefit I We may be forced to vacate any time upon a ten day notice and are giving large and bona fide discounts on the very merchandise you want to buy at the very time you want to buy it Think of it new stocks full and complete at price sacrifices that would be considered unusual even at the season's end Buy now and get all the benefits including early season wear THE DETROIT REE PRESS: SUNDAY OCTOBER 1 8 1914 If ijt JIM CORBETT STILL IS POPULAR AMONG PRIZE RING ANS IN GOTHAM yet lack majority are already alter tne honors now lie Hoppe Once rowned PLAYS WITH CITY CHAMPS SUNDAY much enthusiasm Toaay 11 2 167 150 119 163 148 118 179 109 123 113 650 716 725 NO194462432 Clubs' Share $17388 34170 62493 38622 39363102547 77510 180217 293832 79109 40638 Mack Park Will Be Scene of Interstate ootball Game of Merit had for seats in the top Even at not have judging however irst Set of Games With igures Recorded Brought in $2000 and High Water Mark is Set at $490 qoo 1912 Was Banner Year 1 year ten and the four games were played and the average per game was $4500 at Baltimore and New York There was a fall ing oft a year later when the Cleveland Baltimore series of five games realized only $11750 In 1903 when the first series was played between the pennant win ning teams of the National and would5 likely have been finish said Dr Nichols Brickley had entered the aHJC nairoiu in nut thank to Pennock Brickley IB now in rood condition and we expect a i rapid recovery' Waa Neat Trick of the neatest tricks pulled oil wa worked by Corbett when ue signed up with Jim Jet fries for their first contest here the one that lasted 1'3 rounds in 19u0 'It was generally supposed that Cor bett was all in at that time and 1 1 when It went to Brady who waa managing Jett and asked tor amutch with the champ on he was turned down Brady wouldn't 11s ten to him ut all But Corbett said 1 that he needed the money and beg ged so hard that Brady finally tun i seated to give him a chance Cor bett tola him he knew be i win but would try to box along tfor a tew rounds "Brady went to work and adver jtlsed the match In great style and the newspapers had big accounts of how hard Jim was training for bout Now this happened to be i true although Brudy never suspect ed it Jim was working harder than he ever worked belore upbright and early out on the roadback to the gym and boxing from15 to 20 rounds every day "Jeffries was never fond of train ing at the best of times and he or their Sunday afternoon grid iron will ing ball a likely finalist for the Buckeye title the Glenwood A team in vading the Mack park stronghold This team is made up of college and independent stars and is an aggregation possessing weight on the line and a speedy backfield Is coached In the finer points of the game and should be a mighty tough morsel for Coach pro teges to devour Word comes from the Toledo of rooters will accompany the team and that considerable coin will be brought along to place on the Mau meeans to win the contest which local eports as fast as It Is offered Several shifts that expected to add to the strength both defensively and offensively have been made during the past week and the team looked mighty for midable in Its final workout Sat urday afternoon every player be ing in fine fettle for the clash with the Maumeeans ollowing Is the way Coach Leith will send his men Into the battle: Krentler le It Wayne lg Kunkel Stauffer rg: Pierce leapt) rt: Exelby re: Maurer qb: Bertrand or Wilson Ih Campbell rh Davis fb There will be a preliminary in which the Kenyons will play some local amateur club and the big game will start at 3 Ref eree Bishop of Michigan will handle the game Take Michigan IMack) cars direct to gate ALLEN AGAIN TO C0A0H Growth of World Series Receipts Is Proof of the I Popularity of Baseball team McNeil Braun Holmes Maldment Catlin Totals TEAM Jack Rypaam Page Laycock Smith tSt 777 763 wasn't going to worry getting into shape for been aa Corbett was be He just loafed around poaed before the camera and gave out in terviews to the reporters Every once in a wh le Corbett would come up to Brady's office looking on the bum and sort of dejected He'd spill some booze over his clothes and act as if be was about halt soaked most of the time kind of thing wont on till Brady got alarmed for fear some of the newspaper men might get on to the fact that Corbett waan fit and that the whole thing was a gift for Jeffries So he gave Jim a serious talking to told hin he was going the right way to queer the whole affair and that if he didn't straighten up and quit iui drinking he'd call the fight off Corbett promised to be good and soon Bia dy heard that he was training hard and rounding into good form Of course he set all down as part of Corbetts bluff and he and jeffrics were quite content Cor bett tipped off a few special fritnda that he was going to give Jeffries the surprise of his life and they piungea on nun points Was Give burprise Jeff got the surprise rivht rnrbcLt waa trained as as a greyhound and led him an aw ful Ufe right up to the finish Bra dy and Jeffries knew they were tricked from the first" tap of the bell but they had to make the best of iL It was lucky fur Jeffries that he was young at the um and in fairly guod shape naturally other wise bed have lost his utle sure it was Corbett outpointed him right up to cue twenty third and final round when he caught ett in a corner and managed to put a left book on hs jaw thatan down the curtain If the bout ha I lasted just two more rounds the rep would have had to declare Corbett the winner for the chain rion was Lenten by a city There may have been greater ng fil ers than Jim Corbett but he had more brains than any of cm big and $3000 ull Dress and Tuxedo Suits Silk Lined and Elegantly They Look Like 50 We Carry a Special Xlne of ull Dress and Tuxedo Suits to Bent for the A mh aJ A a mA AVvBUimMll WVU U1 VU Boys rom Across the River Will Oppose Champs at Packard Park Sunday Heralds champions of Detroit will battle indsur held the Mack Park tie two weeks ago at Sunday afternoon The Canadians have one of the strongest clubs in this section of the country 'Besides holding the Mack Parkers to a tie they defeat ed Mt Clemens and the Wolverines by overwhelming scores Manager McHugh will send his best men against the city champions includ ing in the lineup Quarterback Tier nun and Halfback Shanley The eleven be shift ed for the game Coach Marshall having pulled a in the last practice riday night Dunn is switched from end to fullback and Nadeau will appear ut right end Ell who played fullback in the early games will be seen Sunday at right tackle in place of Scblee who will be out of tne game Weekes will return to the lineup of the city champs us quarterback That indsor will send a crowd of football followers to the battle is assured because of the ancient rivalry between these clubs Although the Heralds have met Windsor many times they have never in recent years ran up a big score on the boys from the Do minion Sunday's game will start at 3 To reach Packard park take Harper cars direct to gate ollowing will be the lineups: HERAWS WINDSOR Shields Shields Hock or Morrow Stewart Wayne Mitchell Ell Nadeau Weekes Wilson Dunn Maher RAZOO NORMALS WALLOP ALBION Attendance Receipts $50000 68405 106550 101728 94976 Clean Living Essential to Success in Billiards Game Upon It has not Jieen so very long ago that billiards was frowned upon by well meaning parents and denounc ed by clergymen That time Is in wide contrast to the present time when the younger element is not uiged to play the game but many thousands of homes in this country are provided with smaller than regulation tables where the children of the households are taught the first principles of this fascinating pastime Billiard tables and bowling alleys are now an im portant part of the equipment of hundreds of church clubs And the reason tor the change Is that the home and the church have come to look upon this game as akind of moral uplift for the youth The first essential of the game is temperance To play good billiards one must be In splendid condition physically and mentally A shaky hand cannot hold a cue a bluned eye cannot see the ball a clouded No clearer or more positive illus tration of the extraordinary Inter est taken by the public In the an nual championship series of baseball games can be desired than that furnished by a glance at the financial results a state ment of which announc ed at the end of each post season competition for the coveted title and flag Through the box offline Its popu larity can easily be measured Compared with the meager returns at the Initial series In 1884 the enormous crowds registered by the clicking turnstiles show that by leaps and bounds the attendance In recent years has assumed such gi gantic proportions that there is no telling what it may amount to In years to come The first championship games be tween the Providence Grays and the Metropolitans may have been only lightly attended and there is nothing on record to show what the receipts amounted to for the three games then played as Providence won three straight The following year however when seven games were played In four different cities Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh and Cincinnati the financial result was about 32000 That year the fight waa a hot one between the Chicago Nationals and the American asso ciation club of St Louis and one can hardly would be the yield just now if such a series were possible over a similar cir cuit Some Difference 1b Prices Of course in those days seats tn the bleacher couia ne "two bits" and the best the grand stand brought price of half a dollar theso rates there could hiwn frnm fho result prices have soared so that a single admission costs a dollar or rath that is the face value of the little cardboard and the holder of one of these is considered lucky If it has not cost him more than thrice that amount In 1837 when Detroit and St Louis played fourteen games In nearly a dozen cities the receipts amounted to 142000 about 13000 a game which was then considered a large amount me nuiowuif 124362 was taken in for the Sames played by New York Louis The first year of Temple Cup series 1894 100429 91723 99845 78068 62232 145295 188302 124222 179851 251901 490449 150992 111009 or $45 abrics You not only have the advantage of these extreme reductions but you also have se tion from largest and finest wo i en stock and the assurance of tailoring skill and art unequaled elsewhere i Medium Weight Suitings Two lots which we are closing out at and $25 fabrics whose regular prices we $30 to $40 Buy at Save 20 to 40 Douglas'! Michigan Youngsters Have Gala Day at Col Expense Special to The ree Press Adrian Mieh October Coach Douglas's aggregation of Michigan freih men had a fairly good practice game this afternoon opening the season's foot bal activities at Adrian college and making the event memorable by a' 128 to runaway The youngsters who alm to make the Michigan 'varsity later in their college career had everything today while the local collegians were unable to show a thing againat the invaders At the start Adrian appeared to be a little fussed at the prospect of going up against' the Ann Arbor lads but ths teeling appar tnt wore off as by the time the first quarter had been half played a stubborn but futile resistance was being shown against the whirlwind offense of the Douglas crew Adrian's Interference was rank while the freshmen had a perfect phalanx furmation that was hard to penetrate Their line was strong and Che backfield heavy and fast as soon as Jie had the game on Ice Douglas putting in new men and continued until every man he had with him had mixed up in a few plays Duixne Smith Schults and Raymond the visitors' backfield made a smooth working quartet of players while Ro man at end was conspicuous in a num ber of spectacular plays Kogge and Catlin looked the best for the college Until the last quarter the freshmen confined them selves to the old style of football but after that they resorted largely to the forward pass which was used wiJ much success The forward fling sue ceeded eight times and failed seven But one fake play was attempted that being on a place kick formation it failed miserably Lineup and summary RESHMEN Ingham Pobans Henrickson Thompson Whelan Swert Romans Dunne Schults Raymond Smith Score by quarters: reshmen 41 36 31 Adrian 0 0 0 refthtnn Roblnann gham Lutz for Whelan Willard for Hen rckson Brazell for Romans oster for Schults riedman for Dunne Dunne for Smith Adrian: Symonds for Catlin Hart for Symonds Richardson for Hart Yoke Cor Laudenslager Carpenter for Ryan Richardson for McKnight Schultz 6 Dunne 3 Smith 4 Romann 2 Robins 2 oster Brazell Raymond Goals from touchdowns Schults 7 In 10 Wil lard in 8 Wesley Davis Head Sala Time of 12 12 12 and 10 minutes AMATEUR OOTBALL NOTES Owing to the Shamrocks cancellation the Woodlands are without a game and would like to hear from some 106 pound team Cal! Hub Kelley at Hemlock 1363 All players report for practice Bunday morning at 9 o'clock This afternoon at West End park the Harvards will hook up with the fast River Rouge team All Harvard players are requested to report for practice at 8:30 a An yteam wishing to play prelim inary games at West End park phone Ce dar 91 In an interesting and rpectacular game Saturday afternoon Rivet A defeated Pennsylvania A by 13 to 0 eatures were the line plunging of Caldwell and the forward passing of Kent and Burns Heralds will practice at Waterworks park Sunday morning at 9 o'clock All players report St Leo Greys will meet the Marlins at Northwestern park this afternoon at 3 ollowing report at 2: Gannon Murray Collard Carroll Wood Dickinson Tague Schroeder Kramer Kennings Mur phy Bchantz Yeager Thompson and Mc Clelland Owing to cancellation by Baker Reserves Central club is without a game today and would like to book some 110 pound team Have good gridiron Call Cedar 110 between 9 and 10 o'clock and ask for Ted No 1 Wurm No 2 zig Ko 1 ft! No Trinity Reserves will practice at 10:30 and wll play Maroon Reserves at Bell Isle grounds Baker Reserves are without a game to day and would like to hear from some 100 pound team Call West 765 and ask for Toney before 12 All players report for practice Sunday morning at 9 at Clark park Chippewas will stack up against Wyan dotte Indians today at Wyandotte AH players get 1 o'clock Toledo express to Wyandotte Those who cannot go cal! Ball nt West 1297 Woodlands play Shamrocks at Woodward and Terminal railroad today A good game is expected as both teams have strong line ups Dixies are without a game Sunday and would like to hear from some 100 pound team Cail Bud at Cedar 921 Chippewas will practice Sunday morning at boulevard and Toledo at 9 clock All players report Shamrock football team will orJ City today to play the ord City team All players report at park at 10 sharp as Coach Rouen has a few new plays to hand out Northweste Independents wJir clash with the Cadillacs Sunday at Northwestern field at 3:30 Northwestern Independents have a few open dates and would like to hear from the Itecord Maroons Kenyons Orioles Ar mafias and Riversides Call Leo at Wanut 46S 1 Cadillac play ths I day at the grounds players are requested to report for practice Sunday morning at Jones field without fail I ollowing Armadas are requested to report at ield and rederick avenuesnot later than 12:30 or go di rect to Mack park for their game with the Kenyqns today: Hansel Eastin Dueweke Etzler Reiss Backer Ehlert Darrow Lappin Rockwell Hertz Dueweke Rockwell Misaig Schulte Droste Warwick and Burllne Syl Mau er is requested to be on hand to act in the capacity of referee Armada Midgets line up against the Morrell Reserves this afternoon at Clark Dark Coach Engelman is expecting a hard and will place his strongest line up on the field the hero of last game wil! be at right end but Coach Engelman Is undecided as to the left flanker This afternoon the Armadas will be at Mack park where they take on the heavy Kenyons AH players be sure to be at Mack park1 grounds by 1 clock as game starts at 1:30 sharp Argonauts win visit lint Sunday and are determined to return with a victory The first game resulted in a decisive win for lint by a 26 to 0 score In the first game the defense of the Argonauts was weak but by constant practice this glar ing weakness ha's been overcome and Coach Cloro is satisfied that he has at last perfected a defense that will hold Hint ollowing player are requested to report to board special car at herd build ing at 10 Sunday morning: Heber llng Dessert Cyrus Gates lock Grant Hendricks Conant Doyle Wilson itzgerald Kllbury McKay Van Barren Osmund Kline Cody Miller La Veck and Velger Pitcher A members are requested to meet at Grand River and Washington at 10:30 thia morning Columbia are without a game today and would like to hear from 65 pound teams Columblaa have 1:30 permit for Water works park Call Adolph at Hickory 286 Maroons In their third clash of the sea son will line UP against the Malvern club this afternoon at Helle Isle at 30 Ma roons will practice Sunday morning at 930 and Coach Heutter wants the following to bo on hand: Ward eld Kellc Unger Bonnett Gilmore Beaudry War ck1 Smith Williams Hartlage Martin Sehnlerler De RoJ Salvallsh and Reavis Northern football team will play Wy andotte Juniors at Wyandotte Sunday aft mnoon 3:30 All players are requested 'oVeport at Stanley and Trumbull avenues at 11 Anokas will play Crescents ot 1 Walker viMm today at St Catherines grounds All players report at grounds at 1:15 EASTERNS START TUESDAY Twelve Teams to Open Season on Battle of Maples Eastern Detroit Bowling league will st" Tuesday This is a new league having organized early this fall therefore having the opportun ity of first choice of best bowlers In the city The East ern Detroit Bowling league will be a big factor In the bowling league consists ot 12 strong teams as follows: Inn Os born Eagen Parker Stars ly Ing Dutchmen I felrter amous lgle Bros a "a rt Miunra Will Have Charge of Wood ward Presbyterian Athletes Considerable Interest was created In North Woodward circles during the past week when the board of the Woodward Avenue Presbyter ian church made the announcement that Allen was re elected as coach and physical director for an other year Last year was Mr Allen's first year at the Woodward avenue In stitution and his efforts met with signal success One ot his classes the ullerton club played 80 games during the season with only three defeats registered against them They entered the Detroit city cham pionship series held at the A and under his careful and effi cient training finished first win ning the championship Individual medfcls and a beautiful loving cup They did not lose a single game In thia series red Shlnnick is chairman of the athletic committee and he is well known among old Detroiter as the star of the old A and A teams whfcn they were considered as the best tun In the United States and won the Central states championship during the ear ly 1900s OLIVET WALKS OVER Congregationalists Have Little Trouble Running Up Big Score Olivet Hcb October 17 Olivet college won Horn tbe University of Detroit 17 to 0 In a onesided came today The Detrotee fought every neb of the way' tightening at the end so that Olivet got but one touch down In th last quarter Hus wasarlv beeauee four of player McLachlln Abbott rench and McHIllot Sibeen laid out In tbe first quarter lineup OLIVET Leavenworth Sevens cu utter McKlllop Opdyke Ci atnplon hpra ner Botler Butler Abbott McLachlin American leagues eight brought a little more than ssS There was no contest In 1SM a year later there vas an dVL4t in the prices ot admission 868405 was taken in for at Philadelphia and New York's? the attendance fell to 9 compared with more than 190 JJ two yeara previously The ance dropped to 63000 tn 19M the Chicago Detroit eerie" receipts Jumped to nearly Increase Noted In 1909 marked increase in attend and receipts was registered I rm when 145295 persons paid 1301 to nee the seven game series tween Pittsburgh and DetroitPkn adelphla and Chicago played games In 1910 before 12s 222 sons with gate receipts ot 1177 and this amount was almost doubled the following year when 179151 persons contributed 342164 to the Philadelphia and New York rles of six games This was a mlshti Jump but it was eclipsed In ill the banner year for attendance and financial results The Boston Amtr leans and New York Nationals nlav ed eight games one of them result Ing In a tie that year and it estimated that a quarter nf a mil lion spectators saw the protracted series which drew 490449 This enormous Increase was of coure due to the extra games that were required but last year when only five games were needfi to settle the question of supremacy between the Giants and Athletics 125989 was paid in with un attendance of 151000 This year with only four games and two parks of limited ca pacity the attendance was 111001 and receipts $226739 Each of the winning players on the winning Bide In 1903 tbe first year that the series was played un der the conditions which now pre vail received $131625 and each ot the losing players got $1182 to 1912 the Boston winners receive! $4022 each and the New York los ers were handed $2566 each Laet year each player of the Athletics got a winning portion of and the losing share for each New York player was $216422 The basis upon which the world's series receipts are divided Is as fol lows: The national commission re ceives 10 per cent of the receipts of each and every game The play ers of the two competing dabs ceive 60 per cent of the remainin? 90 per cent of the first four games played The sum Is divided 6 P' cent to the winners and 4(l per eent to the losers The remaining per cent of the 90 per cent ot the first four games goes to the club owners Ninety per cent of the re ceipts of every game alter JieM four becomes the propertv of stockholders of the two contesting clubs HrDnY" Clever young football player who recently Marred with the Vniveraity of Detroit eleven Me will eal! alg nala for the Herald in their game with Wlndaor at Packard park Sun day aftensooa Open Game Too Much for Metho dists on Home Lot Score 43 0 Special to The ree Prose Albion Mich October 17 On a mudy field and with a team which greatly outweighed the locals Coach Western Normalites ploughed through the Methodists for a score of 43 to 0 on Winter Lau Held today Kalamazoo resorted al most entirely to the open game Al bion found the interference a puzzle and was able to hold them only once or twice during the entire Mams Campbell for Albion played stel lar ball intercepting several ofKalu mazoo passes ALBION i2a tO Wear $15! Suits or $20 Values $1085 or $25 Values Cambridge Mass October 17 1 Only for Stan ennock breaking hie pledge to Charley flrlckley cap Jtaln of the Harvard eleven the crimson leader would probably have 1 gone to his death trying to lead his team to victory over 4 rlckley told only Pennock of Illness Pledging the latter to eecrecy Pennock however became alariro and squealed to Dr Nichols A a result Brickley was hurried to the Stillman infirmary and oper ated on for appendicitis 1 kick In the stomach or even a hard ri trwfav and probably oe NO 8 1 2 8177 146 10611 130 ls 141 115 100 146 122174 164 174 754 727 723 HARDWICK who was moved from an end position to the backfield when the captain had quit the squad He has been giving a flue account of himself in the new Job and is starring in both the running and kicking games Hasse $24 Clothes Made 28S or $35 abrics Clean living Is the big essential to good billiards There is no other game which de mands as steady a nerve or as clear an eye as unerring Judgment as that of the cue and the ivory balls At the same time there is no other branch of sport that is less crowd ed and offers so liberal a remuner ation to its professional followers Can It be that this is due to the fact that so few are willing to (jeni make the sacrifices demanded of tne billiard expert? Just at present billiards is raoro In favor than ever before This ap pears to be due chiefly to the ad vent of the younger element in the game The worlds titles are held tTiora tvrtv ritiH vnu trs who tij M4vu vw oena ones years of reacning tneir i of least resistance i au1 A vof whlta lltJlVA Wil I I HOW WORLD SERIES PROITS OR CLUBS AND PLAYERS ALIKE HAVE GROWN IN TEN YEARS I National Com Huge Horseshoe Stands Wil! Be inished in Time for Big Game Princeton October 17 Long I before the Princeton football team i enters its final stages of prepara ii tion for the Yale game on Novexn I Ler 14 the new Palmer stadium will be ready for the struggle Not that the final touches on the 1 handsome amphitheater will have been done still the stands will be end the playing field pre pareu for the important contest The jiew statdium is wtthout z'u doubt the very last thing In an athletic field Like the one at Cam I bridge it is built in the shape of a big horseshoe with the south end open Tnruugh this opening may be 'Heen the woods and meadows that He to the south of Princeton town The buildings of the university lie to the west and on the east there i is another picture of country beauty Tne stadium 1s nearer to the railway station than is the present 1 athletic field It will seat about 41 000 people against 30000 spectators were able to pack their way 4 jto the old wooden stands of the field The seats in the stad turn are so arranged that every spectator will have a splendid view of the playing field (PENNOCK SAVES BRICKLEYS LIE ormer King of the Queensberry Realm Gets Ovation Every Time He Attends Ring Contests in New York Was One of the Brainiest Men Who Ever Pulled on Boxing Cloves in American History Age Treats Him Kindly BY GEO PARDY NEW YORK October Jltn appearance at a ring side Is always the signal for an oration from the fight patrons with whom the ex champion is popular The years sit lightly upon Gentle man Jim and battle where matched fine tell no marks ouv said a veteran spen the other night just after Corbett had taken a seat close to tfie arena "To look at him 'you wculdn i think he had a glove on tome foiks say that he was a mighty lucky tighter and perhaps tie waa rui you ve got to give credit for helping to make nla luck brain cannot find the proper anjle tor the difficult shut Every one who plays billiards i ambitious to improve his game He can do this only by living the clean life The topnotchers in billiards are few You almost can name them on the fingers of one Hoppe Demarest Sutton Clint vochran Cutler Schaefer Yamada and Morn ingstar Each has made or is mak ing a fortune with his cue There I ib plenty of room for the expert in 1 billiards especially at the top And the reason Is not deeply hld den uiutaras is not an easy bov lien uiinaiuo io ivk In which to become proficient it takes time and patience and prac tice to play well and one must pos sess a natural skill in order to be come a real exper although are some who have succeeded by keeping everlastingly at iL It is the difficulty uf mastering the game which has Kept its ranks of experts iso thin for it is human nature to bend one energies aioux And yet wnne an mis is true perhaps more people plajr billiards than any other one game requiring skill and physical exertion There A innnrttirahlfl amonGr the 1 business classes ho never indulge 'in other games These lack the I time or money for golf or polo the opportunity for baseball or tennis lor the Inclination for track and i field athletics All Play Billiard But the golfer and the pololst play billiards the baseball star plays billiards and so does the fan and the college athlete In fact almost everybody is more or less of a bil liard player but there are not many experts Yet it would be a hard thing to name all of the baseball I stars the tennis stars or the golf i stars I With all of the recently added I terest in billiards there has been I but little increase in the rank of the professionals There is quite a difference In playing the game slm i ply for temporary amusement and playing with the object of becom Ing an expert Just as in golf and I baseball Billiard stars develop like baseball stars from long practice and a foundation of natural ability Except In billiards the stars are fewer because the game Is more difficult and more exacting" And It is the clean living that makes the billiard star more certainly than in any other branch ot sport Touchdown Kalamazoo Kalamazoo 4 Kalamazoo Hurst Ann Arbor Umpire Stocking Detroit Head linesman Marshall ORIENTAL LEAGUE KZal igT' If jrf I' A 1 I Zi'? IVv' z3'7 nETTHn 9 I 21 Hasse Son SMi XfK A i SH rr Willi wifi rar Mitchell ParrottL Jnt Kenwood 'G Esalfn Giles A Easin Tiernan 1a Louzon ChapmanR Shanley Aselt ne Gardner Pet tig Riggs Lambert Meinke Wintere Baldwin Marlatt Slxeats Lambert Crosthwalta Campbell I Mullan RumlerL (capt) Yohey RoaskoptR Sloanh PeeuR DuncanQ MarslihL Mlnatdf: Harbreehi I ik $7.