Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 11

Cljc Detroit gree BUSINESS rr DETROIT MICHIGAN GARDEN TEAM MAY LOSE HIS JOB IN NEW YORK CHAMPIONS ARE GREETED BY BIG DEEATED IN CROWD ANS TWO MATCHES OYER ASSUMPTION IS Doublet BEATEN BY YPSI the po ON MUDDY GRID AGGIES NEED 3 No 10 pin wob instead of top WILLIAM ALMA UNABLE 0 TO SCHEDULE 0 1 0 6 Me 6 0 20 6 21 OR SATURDAY Officers 3 0 0 8 7 0 DECIDE CATBOAT 3 8 TITLE SATURDAY 2 2 2 0 3 17 14 18 19 garup JACKSON MEETS AUTO RACE OR HIS HOME RIYAL SUNDAY MATINEE had Overcoats ENTER at $25 and Team In SUCH Values! Ath BATH CITY BOYS the SPECIAL! SOCCERITES IN DEMAND SPARKS BACK SOON Ja 'Personal TROUBLE WITH HIS LUNGS Thia May Keen White Oat of the WORKINGMEN Slager Drtvtng Park Stages Good the the 0 0 5 a weak Soccer together and the 0 4 6 5 5 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ISO IM 170 200 Each skipper will furnish a boat from nls uuu of the Um Sam de sign if possible and will san his club craft in the first race hhd al ternating In ute other two races $2250 Today club and next at 2 Michigan Beats Jefferson Ave nue Boys 14 to 3 in Scrappy Erratic Game STANDING Muffles ootball Team Tack les Sailors in Contest for Benefit of Mess und Some oil paintings are expensive at 410 and some are dirt cheap at half a mil lion All depends up on the artists are iwo row 1000 ioo 04 00 87 1 1 500 Schmidt and Ball Win Doubles and Singles for Sweeney Hus ton in ree Press Tourney teams new re tv jThiiy Weins Woodward Drolshagen Wurms uarden Sweeney Millett CAMP CUSTER ILL OPPOSE 0 7 Webb PLAYERS NATIONAL REPUTATIONS IN SUITS cheering rooters stationworlds BARROW KNOWS NOTHING HIS NEW OICE VICE BAN Match Game Set for Elks CORNELL WILL st 2 3 6 3 Ing Knee Battle Creek Ocl 17 Clifford Sparks Michigan quarterback came here today for treatment by a lo cal boneaetter Sparks was here a year ago for treatment on one of his knees and this danfage was repaired bat the other knee needs attention now It is thought he will be able to get back into the game in a few days i ORWARD PASSES GIVE WINNERS TOUCHDOWNS WOLVERINES VICTORIOUS $25 is a ridiculous ly little price for Washington Clothes Shop overcoats They arc produced by the best artists in clothesdom You could tell it by their lines and by their carefulness of finish Only by putting heart into one's work could such clothes as these be made And forget that their yoke and sleeve lining is of silk $25 Rkl Tewmey Dutm Ort Dates for tte nationalU towwneot ware aM today oc January Can awnt Awarded to at ttM last Sc bO 189 Ibl115 Sc 224 I4J 173 191 213 952 ot tfie Shop of Cricketer Want 1'layer to Doister llne wp A fw more soccer football play ers are required by the CrTcketera Soccer club and any player wishing to Join a fast team is asked to gqt in touch with Marlow at C05 Hubbard avenue at West or at the monthly meeting of the club to be held Thursday al 115 Wood ward avenue at 7:30 A new secretary will be elected at this meeting and other business of Importance transacted The mem ber! are anxious to get together and produce a winning team and all in terested should attend this meeting The club made a gH4 start In the league uut of late the team has been weakened The Camp Custer men nfflrinllv knnwn aa the ootball Team of the Eighty fifth Continued On Page Twelve IS In Seven Innings Special to The Pre Prea Monroe Mich Oct 17 In a game of baseball played at the county infirmary thia afternoon between th county officials and supervisors the former won by a score of 17 to lb Only seven Innings were toler ated and an indoor baseball was used County Clerk Zabel starred with two home runs The batteries were: County offi cials Zabel and Sheriff Cronenwett Supervisors Reeves and Censer Ex Shenff George Renner umpii if a refusal would keep Ban John son in the Asked regarding the proposed merger of International league clubs with clubs of the American association In the formation of a third major league circuit Earrow admitted that such a plan had been Informally discussed but said noth ing would be done if hia league was In favor of continuing a in the past "The question of forming a new league has often been talked" he said "but whether or not It can be accomplished is squarely up to the club owners The sentiment of the men who own International clubs will not be brought out until our December meeting At that time if al! of the club owners want tn go ahead we will certainly not consider breaking up the circuit If some of them because of war time condi tions feel that they cannot go on then we will have to look ahead to something else and the merger plan would undoubtedly be brought up" Washington Clothes Shop 202 Book Building Washington Blvd Mronger Soccer Organisation la Prumlaed After Eletglon After starting off with organisation the Detroit ootball club has now got a strong executive body following officers were elected Wed nesday: Hon President Wynne Hon vice president Wettlauffer president Black vice pfestdent Miller manager Whitehouse: treasurer Cummings secretary A Parker 164 ischer avenue league delegate Miller captain Simpson vice captain ag han trainer Gamble: as trainers Critchly and Jones The executive committee comprises A Taylor WhitOduse Gamble A Parker Taylor Black Jones and Meetings will be held every Tues day at 80 East Conrres The team playjt Che Cricketers In the State league Sunday afternoon at North western field Johnny Maney manager the Elks bowling five has arranged for a match game at the temple aheys tnat ougut io asuC up well with any decided hereabouts in a long time Billy haberdashers who took third money In the major event at the Grand Rapids A tournament last March will oppo the Elks tor three games total pins to count Sun day at 3 Miller's haberdashers are made up of youngsters but despite their youth are considered one of the crack teams In Detroit The same line up that startled the bowling world at Grand Rapids will face their antlered foemen Haberdashers: Kneading Mll ler Rau Repp and StarnstzkeElks: Maney Guthard Schmidtke Johnny Bauer and BiUy Miller Ithacans willing to Place Triangular Meet cb mbrMtrp Mass Oct letlc officials at Cornell university have expressed their willingness to enter a cross country team In a triangular meet with Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology fall Technology is anxious to have such a meet and a final decision depends upon tne atutuae or Harvard authorities 2 2 00v 2 2 3 000 HAUER Bp 4 4 THURSDAY OCTOBER' 18 1917 Great Demonstration Which Break Through Police Line Take Place When White Sox Return Home to Chicago Chicago Oct 17 A crowd of 5000 "White Sox stormed the LaSalle street today to welcome home the baseball champions The crowd broke thrnueh lice lines when the train arrived at 4 oclock and accompanied by two brass bands swarmed around the conquerors of the Giants The appearance of Clarence Row land manager of the Chicago club was the start of a demonstration Some of the fang hoisted Rowland to their shoulders and carried him Into the street Traffic was blocked for 20 minutes while the crowd sought to shake hands with the players With the exception of Eddie Col lins Mel Wolfgang Urban aber and John Collins every member of the club was in the party Eddie Collins went to his home In Phil adelphia from New York and Wolf gang and John Collins left the party at Albany aber who pitched two victories over the Giants returned yesterday going on to hfs home at Cascade la for a hunting trip Rowland carried with him a check for $9173315 the Vhite box share of the series Twenty five players will divide the spoils each receiving3666 Trainer Bruckner Joe Neill the traveling secretary ana Bob Hasbrook who did not join me club until the middle of the season will be presented a sum notbllrr Will Work Out at Slaek Park Thurada Evening With several new men on the squad the ord Tigers will assem ble for a signal drill at Mack park at 6 o'clock Thursday evening Numerous changes have been made since last (Sundays unsatlslactory tie with th Detroit Sllents There still Is room for experienced play era Those that can communicate with Percy Latham at North 1705 report at the field Thursday with uniform Among those to be certain of re porting early are Murpny Kumler Best McKenna Bowers brothers Galligan Latham Bradley O'Hara Murray Percy Drew Art inzel Kelch and Bridge 13 (kmlu TUua of As Some good sport Is anticipated at Driving park Wyan dotte Thursday afternoon when a varied program will be decided Two la the announced starting time and barring unfa vorable weather conditions the one half mile course will be in excel lent shape for the races A free for all trot and pace will be the feature cards but some match af fairs and other events will round an attractive program Canadian Will Tackle Mt Clemen High School Satur day Aero the River Risking Their Perfect Record Windsor high will oppose Mt Clemens high at Wigle field across the river Saturday afternoon The Canadians have a perfect slate to date having beaten such teams Detroit Northern Western Cass Tech and Amherstburg They have tallied 102 point against these four teams but their goal line Is virgin ML Clemens Is said to have a first class aggregation and may apoIl the record of Coach red footballers The Windsorites are light but very fast and most of their success has been due to speed and good team play The majority of Windsor a attack has been straight fotball but the boys have handled their plays very welt RACING IN WYANDOTTE Big Review is rPlan for Yale Cambridge Mass Oct A Harvard Yale military review in the Vale bowl at New Haven in November in place of the an nual for Xbali game is being con sidered by military departments of' the two institutions It was said today that while no definite plan had been agreed upon Jt was hoped to have the Harvard regiment and the Yale battery tgke part' MORE GINGER COACHESSAY Six ord Driver Will Compete in Event in Connection With the Century Motorcycle Race Arrangements have been complet ed for the ord auto race to be held as an added feature to the IbO mlle and 10 mile motorcycle race program at the state fair track Sunday afternoon At least six riders will compete including Henkel winner of the race two weeks ago McCarthy who finished second Johnny Milot and Wilson uf Detroit Bill Hicks of Lansing and Wilcox of Owosso The race will be open to all ord drivers of the state who wish to compete and any inquiries regard ing should be made to Wil son care of Supreme Auto Sales company 813 Woodward avenue Detroit A great deal of Interest centers In this event as the winners of the recent race will he the targets fur Milot Wilson Hicks and Wil cux all of whom aver they can beat them The distance of the lace ha not yet been decided but this will be arranged before Sat urday and a fine afternoon of com bined auto and motorcycle sport should be the result DETROITSPICKLEADERS Pontiac In ield Again Pontiac Mich Oct The Cen tral Methodist Episcopal basketball fives which two years ago cleaned up the state In their the girls claiming the Michigan girls' are belnu reorgan ized The team is crippled by enlistment of four men but Coach Clifford Pryne will break in newmaterial Several veteran stars will appear for places on the misses outfit Regular $25 and $2750 Sulls and op' coats at arr Lorimer and Valboe to Sail Three Races Over the Edison Course for the River Championship The champion cat boat sailors representing the Detroit Yache Detroit Boat club yachtsmen Edison Boat club will race Saturday afternoon starting for the Detroit River Yacht ing association championship flag the Commodore Hugh Gunnison's trophy The races will be sailed over the Edison Boat club course which 1 the best for small boats in local waters there being no middle ground or shoals and is In open water eliminating the danger of wind blankets The skippers which represent the three club rank arr Dave Lorimer and Valboe i tJ have each won their representative club champion snips Thu juutces and timekeepers wm be appointed from the fuhoa iiig commodores: Harry Austin A A Templeton Rosa Robert Rennie Harry Kenuali Thonja Owen alconer Wilde Gunnison Tne nagsnip Princess Commodore acnt wid be the judges boat and follow the racers around YPSILANTI Morris Mitchell Croul 4 Lonrpecker' Cuds LAuler Waiters Ambrose Webb TVIIebn Oooney A 0 1037 2o JOHN BAUER Sc St BP i WILD DONOVAN A long with the stor) out of New York Wednesday night that Ban Johnson Would be headed for the trenches in rance shortly came the yarn that Donovan is certain to be sup planted by Miller Huggins manager of the Cardinals We can expect to hear a denial though nobody has made any thus far But what can be expected in a specialty business such as we have? Men look for best for the cash spent and do they get it? Well they sure do if they buy pants from us $150 and up is a great trade bringer THE PANTS SHOP 44 BROADWAY Special to The ree lrees Grand Rapids Mich Oct Three Grand Rapids schools each looking forward with optim ism to the coming battles for state title honors Central by its defeat of Holland high 20 to 0 after that eleven walloped other for title feels that It has one of strongest teams turned out nt big school in years Comparison of the scores made in Central's game with lint as against Detroit Cen record also pleases Upton's men who have been told by spec tators at the last lint game that their showing bettered that of the Blue and White South high is immeasurably swelled up over Rs defeat of Mus kegon last Saturday 51 to 0 As this is the first time a Grand Rap Ids team has beaten the Hackley City outfit since 1913 there is con siderable excuse for the pride of Coach boys Incidentally this also is the biggest score ever rolled up against a Muskegon team And there is Union which Sat urday completely outclassed Kala mazoo All in al! the city title strife itself to be a mighty interesting competition and a lot of the rooters are doping it that the winner of the Grand Rapids championship also can have the state pennant Idea of Being Obliged to Go Without Game is Causing Coach Considerable Trouble Right Now Alma Mich Oct There Is every Indication now that Alma college football team will go with out a game for Saturday which Is 'tauslng great worry with such teams as Kalamazoo college Albion and Olivet coming in rapid order on the schedule Adrian and Hope colleges both have turned down offers to come to Alma for a game Saturday although with vacancies in their schedules Attempts made to schedule the Michigan resh or A scrubs failed and then an attempt to schedule the Mt Pleasant Normal fell through because Uie Normal takes on Ypsl There is an Indication that Coach Helmer will be able to get a mid week game with the Mt Pleasant Normal eleven which Is reported as being a strong one but he hates to leave the Saturday date open He is now planning a hard scrim mage between his first and second teams for Saturday afternoon and will endeavor to keep his men in condition In this way if some team does not come across for a game in a hurry He still feels that there is a great need of polishing up the Maroun and Cream team for the three big I A A games which will come against schools with the strongest teams in their history and plainly the Alma mentor is worried great ly over the present outlook of Alma grabbing two out of the three titu lar games WINDSORPLAYS Chicago Oct 17 Chances ot Charley White becoming boxing In atructor In the army are alim It was reported here today that White was rejected following a medical examination The Chicago lightweight haa a severe attack ot lung trouble the examination re vealed This perhaps Is why his recent bdttles have dn the decline ootballers That Have Re ceived All American Mention Will Be in the Battle Commissioned officers of United States army and enlisted men of Uncle navy will meet for the first time in American his tory in any athletic event in De troit at 2:30 Saturday at Navin field when the All Star Of ficers eleven from Camp Custer at Battle Creek will meet the Jackies from the naval training station at Lake Bluff III The game will be of peculiar Im portance to Detroit because of the presence on both teams of some of the most famous players In Amer lean football history The officers eleven has three men who have been rated as all American players in their respective positons The Jackies have as their captain Pat Smith the former Michigan star 7 rated last season as an all Amer ican player and Oliphant a wonJ derful sprinter brother or the Oli phant wno haa been winning fame at West Point since leaving In diana for an army career Many Detroiters Listed The game was awarded to De troit because of the desire of many of the Jackies players to play in their home city nearly half of the navy squad coming from Detroit or neighboring Michigan cities While Wisconsin colleges sent their men into the army Michigan collegiana went to the navy with out waiting for officers commis sions but half a doicn of the of fleers sou ad are from Detroit Thie will maKe the army navy game in Detroit a notable contest of foot ball stars from all of universniea and colleges The two teams which will show more football notables than De troit has ever before seen In a single contest in a test between the land and sea branches of Undo fighting orces play for charity Every cent above ex pensea will be divider between the army and the navy While the Jackies money goes to the sailor mess and equipment funds the of ficers are playing to get money tor the drafted soldiers under their command Thu officers are so proud of their soldiers In the new national army that they are giving all the profits rrom the many games of their season to the mess funds ot their troops and for the 1 purchase of athletic equipment fur the looioaii ana being lortnea among uie 1 cruits 914 HARTMAN Ht ap 6 2 3 4 4 Plays Ray Palmer in irst Inter state League Match at Recrea tion New Billiards Theater Clarenc Jackson and Ray Palmer the Sweeney Huston representa tives In the Interstate Three Cush ion league wit furnish the open ing match In the new Recreation Building Billiards theater Thurs day evening playing a regularly scheduled league game Palmer la juat returning from a road trip through the western end of the circuit and has been play ing excellent billiards Tuesday he defeated Auguat Kleckhfer at Chicago 50 to 45 In 73 Innings and tied the high run mark set by John Layton running a string of nins He haa played excellent three cushion billiards throughout the trip and his meeting with Jack son wlU be an interestng one as It gives local fans the opportunity to size up two of Detroit's repre sentatives at the outset of the sea race for honors Jackson last season finished In a tie with Hugh Heal for sixth place in the league and the pre vious season ran fourth This Is his first game of the present cam paign but he has been practicing hard for the encounter having a wholesome respect for his advers ary who in the all star tourney at Sweney Huston'a last May showed his prowess by beating Mc Court and Seymour and holding Jackson to a 50 43 count in a Sp inning match COUNTY TITLE DECIDED Schmidtke haat Mkt Recreation Cadillac Elka Kock A Thlry Schmidt and Ball Improv The Minima defeated the Sand wich Grey Juniors on Saturday on the college gridiron to the tune of 27 to 0 The college backline show ed up fairly well but as yet there Is too much individual play The feature of the game was the play irg of Crosier at end Any team averaging 80 pounds desiring to book games with the Minims phone Todd Windsor 791 Two of Their Own Help to Make Tally and Intercepted Chucks Bring Another BY1 A BATCHELOR Ann Arbor Oct 17 orward passes 1 enabled Michigan to beat the University ot Detroit this af ternoon 14 to 3 The aenal play was a good one for Michigan no matter whether It originated with the Wolverines or the Detroiters Two successful tosses by the Maize and Blue peo ple coming together in the third quarter were responsible for one touchdown The interception of one ot the chucks in the second chap ter previously had made another possible Thus with two goals kicked by Weimann after the ball had been toted across the goal line the 14 points were achieved by the winners The Jef ferson avenue folks scored one field goal a pretty drop kick by Halfback Allen being the means of attaining it Later the visitors came within a foot of a touchdown Michigan holding them for downs on the very threshold of the final chalk stripe and thus terminat ing march of nearly SO yards It was an erratic scrappy and in teresting game with the Detroit eleven by nu means so badly beaten as the score would Indicate In fact when it came to carrying the ball from scrimmage the of outfit distinctly outplayed the Wol verines I making 13 first down agatnst five The Invaders had Mich igan on the run In most of the third and In all of the fourth quarter and It they hadn't let pupils get such a start before beginning to play real football would have been mighty troublesome Bad Headwork Shown Bad headwork by Quarterback ttdwards and fumbling by this player and the other backs hurt the if Irreparably Edwards who lacks experience In important games and who really did some splendid all around work In this one need not be too severely cen sured hie was in a tough spot for a youngster and he just happened to guess wrong a couple ot times On other occasions his generalship Was excellent The fatal mistakes would have been considered master pieces of strategy If they had worked He pulled a real Zimmer man in the second quarter when he called for a forward pass fruin bls own 2O yard Una and the ball was 1 Intercepted by roemke who carried it to within three yards ot the prom ised land Weimann took It over on the first plunge excuse for this unorthodox play was that a similar one had worked well earlier In the game But it was un i expected that time and Michigan was ready for the encore The Detroiters seemed to suffer from stage fright in the early por tion of the gams doubtless attrib utable In part to the fact that they had not played a real game before this one A football team needs brisk competition to bring It to a feather edgs and the only fighting Puffy's men had encountered since the season began was the llabby article furnished by Toledo Once the boys rrom the big city got their bearings they looked like the bet ter learn but they retrieve what already had been lost rr nt nlavera made a snten did fight and never slackened their pace from whistle to whistle In the latter part ot the contest they were demonstrating themselves su pertor to Michigan In condition a fact not surprising In view of the early date selected for the begin ning of practice on Jefferson avenue and tho late start of Michigan's i training season But the Wolverines I offset this by their greater experi ence In competition Attack la blow Michigan's attack lacked punch It was slow In starting and the backs ran as though they woredeep sea shoes Sparks who Is out with one of the knee in juries that have bothered him so constantly since ho became a var Coatlnued Ou race Twelve Normals Blank Canadian by 28 to 0 Loser on Defensive Greater Part of Game Make Three irst Down Special to The ree rew Sandwich Ont Oct 17 On a slip pery slimy gridiron on College field nere this afternoon the Ypsilanti Normals defeated Assumption col footballers by the score of 28 to 0 our touchdowns two goals and one safety accounted for the points Assumption was on the defensive the greater part of the game mak ing but three first downs through out the contest At one time In the third period however the Canadians opened up their attack and gained about 60 yards on two forward passes one criss cross with a de layed pass and ah end run This was the only time that the local showed any real ability to gain ground urther efforts to advance Lthe ball via the aerial at tack were frustrated by the Ypsi lanti boys after they had permitted the two to get by them Assump tion confined its ground gaining at tempts to straight football after Left Half Webb Intercepted a pass and was downed on one yard line Webb crossed for a touchdown on the next play attack was loose and about half the' team showed a decided un acquaintance' with football The same can be said for several of the losers particularly Spratt who took a punt in the end zone where he might have downed it for a touch back and given his team first down on the 20 yard line but Instead he ran it out andwas downedJeBs than two nid own AUne SpratZ' Hy dive saved his team several points when he dropped on the ball behind his goal for a safety In the first quarter however for the only two points Ypsl got In that period Rotn teams put up a scrappy ex hibition but play the whole wasloosp and shewed lackot prac tice oii the part of the contestants The wet field Handicapped both teams greatly and slowed up the auacK summary: ASSUMPTION Messrs ed the standing of the Sweeney Huston team In the ree Press All Star bowling tournament on their home drives Wednesday afternoon by winning both doubles and sin gles matches They beat the Garden representa tives Hartman and Johnny Bauer ive games were needed to decide the two men competition but Ball captured the laurels in the Individ ual In four games He controlled his ball well throughout the after noon bettering 208 in his average for singles and doubles Ball also carried off the high score with a 238 In his last round of the team play He threatened serious ly to better this count in his first game of the singles but what look ed very much like a strike devel oped Into a spare bling around and then deciding to remain standing pling Ball hit 234 In this game getting five strikes and five spares The Sweeney Huston star also had the distinction of playing the entire doubles without a miss and the first two of the singles without a boot but he moaned up his perfect card with a misplay in the third and fourth battles Ball was juat one strike shy of a five strike av erage for his nine performances He hit better than four spares on the average and but six splits in nine games Tohnnv Bauer was somewhat off color hla 200 In the fifth Km the douMos beliir hl only double century score during the Hartman did pretty well considered by contributing a 2 6 213 234 and 214 In addition to ac oulrlng three scores above 190 Johnny Millett's bowlerB at Allen's alleys Thursday after noon and Tony DroUhagen Joys will visit tne SCHMIDT 3P I 23 14 4 7 4 Schmidt's W3 3 4 Han Hartman's iw Bauer's hl RALJa Sc St Sp 8 1 234 2 214 3 IM 4 IW Market drives BALL Sc St Sp 202 4 23) 4 Sc St 10 3 U4 4 163 3 IM 4 228 4 Ambrose from touchiioM Spratt Ashe (Pitt) HiinlAf Hm4 10 minutM Substitutions: McMahon for Babcock Ypsl Hayden fur Castle: Klskett for Wal ters: laampkln for Ambrose Anibroev for Iampkln Walters for Rlskett GRAND RAPIDS SCHOOL TEAMSS ARE UP THERE urniture City Eleven igure Themselves in State Title Race Pct 600900WO333 Play All Right Until They Get Ball Up to the Goal Line Then They Proceed to ade Away East Lansing Mich Oct Ag gie coaches who this week working overtime in their efforts to remake the A squad from an outfit of rookies into something like a hard hitting harmoniously working football machine In time for the game with the University of Michigan on Saturday are giv ing as much attention to building up the fighting spirit of the men as they are to teaching them the strategies and fients of football Usually this has been a detail over which Aggie drill maetera have lost but little sleep but Saturday's session with Kalamazoo college brought a most painful realization that the team needs the "old about as much as It needs anything Nine separate times in lant Satur day's engagement the armers car ried the ball to three yard line by well executed passes strong charges on the line and nice working of the ends but when It came time to deliver the final tell ing smash which would have meant touchdowns the power wasn't there in former more roseate days the backs would have gone clear through to the fence at least a half aozen times never placed Kalamazoo's Given the nf ftiA Atrifie likely to make an honorable show ing in the melee with the Wolve rines These art Turner and Ham mes Turner wh was end on last year's squad has been shifted to back field and la coming on briskly but Hammes at front half is the wonder of the outfit: Before three weeks ago he couldn't have dis tinguished between a lootball and a toy balloon but now the coaches are doping him as a corner who will give A a new star llammes is stocky shifty and quick on his feet The last two are arts which he displayed tsswlvanlage as clean up hitter and headline baserunner for last soason'K 'varsity baseball team SKIPPERS WILL SPORTING NEWS IE4 J07M 14 Hartman rolled lest TIGERS WILL PRACTICE Nobody Has Told Him He Says Besides He Wimts American League President to Stay Out of the Trenches New York Oct 17 President Edward Barrow of the Interna tional league said this afternoon that he knew nothing of the ru mored plan to place'hlm at the head of the American league In place of Ban Johnson who has announced that he is going to rance know one solitary thing about said Barrow "The sub ject has never been mentioned to me and even if it had been a formal announcement would have to come from Mr Johnson 1 am still presi dent of the International league and am very busy conducting its af fairs "Insofar as Mr Johnson leaving baseball Is concerned 1 for one do not believe that baseball could spare him of course I would be gratified with such an offer at any time but I want you to say for me that 1 would gladly refuse any such offer have gone ence at i At it was the ball was on the scoring side of line necessary punch two backs if not' more are WASHINGTON CLOTHES SHOP A 4 'i fir fe i Vi? 7 7 4 4 I i Ok ''A 7 77 ms I If ''I 1 a JiiLi III 1 1 icVM 1 1 1 I a 1 0 yT ton Blvd PalnMr Bldg (J tad loor (A A Pet Pct Woodward 0 lou) Recreation 1 1 W0 Schmidtke 2 0 1000 Thlry 1 3 333 Boat Mkt 2 0 l'OT A Thlry 1 2 3 Elke 2 0 1000 Sweeney 1 3 333 Drotehagen 2 0 100 hock 0 1 000 Garden 2 1 44 urm 0 2 000 Cadillac' 1 Allen 0 2 Millett 1 1 800 Weins 0 3 KO Babcock Nlckoison la Hefner Stafford Duahlw XUE VVR 1 Bums Donnelly Bohdy Spratt li Jacques Dunne Score by 1 Afwumptlon 0 Ypsilanti 2 I 1 I.