Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 20

4 2Q THE DETROIT REE I'KESS SUNDAY OCTOBER 21 1917 Three Yedr 'Old Trotters Play Leading Part In Record Breaking of Season 4 A A' A A A A A A A AAA inV PLENTY SPORT OR LOCAL VOTARIES RACING SUNDAY MATINEES RESUMED AT DEXTER PARK AND MT CLEMENS GETS READY 't 1 Stages Biggest Come back When She Breaks Record 5 5 3 8 3 5 2 2 1 3 2 4 2 1 6 2 3 5 3 2 3 3 3 2 4 5 8 2 6 8 3 YPSILANTI THUMPS HUSKIES Close TAKEN BY connection with the weekly 4 I 7 28 0 TRIMS BAY CITY LINT Vehicle THE IM OLDEST AND LARGEST TAILORING CONCERN IM AMERICA ii the and the MARKSMEN WILL DECIDE WINNER are on for 2:30 trot 2:14 and 2:25 Dexter Park stand and Ypsi downs and Cass did not get the Cass fell on it last chalk mark to In fav one tak best 8 of Griddera Show Strong er Team Than Kalamazoo and Win Saturday's Game 26 0 ra 1V9 109 Jude Jano ch Star the Sea CASS TECH GETS SHORT END AGAIN Running Race Results and Entries OURSCORES ARE MADE BY DETROITERS WE' LORIMER IS CHAMPION SKIPPER ALLEN AND ITZGERALD ARE BRIGHT LIGHTS When they are done with the discussion of the rest of the star affairs of the season Miss Bertha Dillon still will be the subject of conversation among breeders for her final sail)) was the greatest in the history of colt racing KAIAMAZOO Brackett 'Emerson Walker Reade Woodward auach Wattles Ntaake Mlehica Pierce Strums OLIVETBEATS ANCIENT RIYAL GRANDCIRCUIT CLOSES SEASON WITH RECORD Surface Irritations Come rom Deep Seated Causes If you are a victim of itching btirning eczema with its fiery tor that often seem unbearable you are of course anxious to know to rid yourself of this terrify jing disease If you could learn of a sensible rational method oi treatment that would give results you would glad ly give it a trial and thank the day that brought it to your notice Such a remedy is within your reach and you have but to follow the results of scientific research to find the relief you are looking for The mistake you have made is the same that thousands of others 'have made in thinking that the dis ease is on the surface of the skin and hence ould be permanently 8 Charles 120 (O'Brien) King Neptune also ran The conditions of the event were unusual the marksmen belnc hand ed rilles they had never used be fore and with which they were not acquainted the object being to show their ability to shoot In emergencies with such weapon as might be at hand All shooting was onhand standing position at thy regulation Indoor target with half Inch bullseye at 75 feet range The Individual scores follow: Cracow also ran race purse 180 3 year old I won Stephen 106 (Wil Bedtime Glpsey George Doilna Com tackle end for run the cured by local remedies Eczema and other inflammations and irritations of the skin that are commonly called skin diseases do not come alone from a diseased condition of the skin but the real cause is an impurity in the blood No progress toward a permanent cure can be expected from local remedies alone But also cleanse the blood thoroughly and you will find relief is the great unrivalled blood remedy which has been used with the greatest success for more than fifty years It is sold by drug gists everywhere But be sure and get the genuine Our med ical director will glddlj give med ical advice without charge Ad dress Swift Specific Co 112 1'' Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga Advertisement by Peter by Galilee mg by Tregan Murphy) Terrifying Skin Diseases Are Promptly Reached Through Blood IflMAHYa 220 and 222 WOODWARD AVENUE Determining actor in Series of Club Competitions Will Be Size of Group Made by Regu lation Number of Shots Under the auspices of the Michi gan State Rifle association a aeries of competitions Is to be held among the rifle and revolver clubs of De troit to determine the pistol cham pionship of the city Tho award wil) be based on the consistency of the work of each contestant rntlfrr than the number of pointe scored the determining factor being the of the group made by his shota meas urlng from tho center or the bulla ey The man whose shots will all be contained In the smallest cir cle will take home the bacon The contents are being organized now bv President 9 Sanderson of the 'state association and Execu t're Oltlrw Clifford Bussell A schedule la being arranged and the eerlea will bo 'inished shortly be fore Christmas at which tlmi the name of the winner will be an nounced Close competition should result as the Detroit clubs Include a num ber of expert marksmen Among the entries are picked teams rom the Highland Park lllflo club the Detroit iune wnu ibivi Eastern Detroit Gun club others from various or tlly J2600 5 JI Chief Bender Comm No pitcher han ever registered a no hit game tn both of the major leagues but Chief Bender of the Phillies has come near to performing the feat Ho stored a no hit game over the Cleve land team while working for the Ath letics in the American league a few years ngo and thia season he held tho Chicago Cubs' to onp safety while at the hlght of hla "come achieve ments with the Phillies former National league champions Joke on Golf Player McLachlan of the Dover Bay cluh still considers himself the of tho present season Some time ago Mack teed off on No 8 at Dover Buy a 2bV yard affair The 1 drive landed on the green Widia Mack 1 had hln back turned some maun cum 1 picked up the ball and dropped It in the cup Did Mack fall? Ask him On the strength of tho fact that he had made a hole In one ho set 'em up all day It was not until some time later that the mean friend tipped Me Ixuihlan off Lighter Team Scores Two Touchdowns to One for the Detroit School Score is 16 to 7 1 4 Special to The ree Ypsilanti Mich Oct rYpsi Innti Central high school defeated Cass Tech of yetroit in a close gameton Rhelnharta field 1G to 7 Cass high had a drive of beef which made men look like a bunch of pigmies but at the end of the first quarter Ypsi team work began to tell Hanson calling for an' aerial attack By the ena of the flrat quarter Ypsilanti was roosting on five yard line out c8s maoe a lost the ball on tried to punt but ball away safely but it nassed the giving Ypsilanti a safety In the second quarter Cass by hard plug ging and good generalship on the part of Paster scored a touchdown and kicked goal After the end of the first half Ypsilanti through fine team work long forward passes and well planned end runs by Hanson piled up two touchdowns and kick ed the goals or Ypsilanti Hanson Gale Coo ney Schneider and Wolter starred while Hadler Garman and Butler were the big lights for Cass Line CASS In mcetlng'of the corps of Instructors of the Michigan State Hille associa tion at the roof garden rifle range of the A a match was shot between teams representing the Highland Park Rifle club and City Roys Rest Western High Team 3(M) Minh Ort lint (Vi tral high had little trouble defeat ing Bay City Western 39 to here this afternoon Holmes Wilson and 'Blanchard proved a scoring combination which the visitors could not stop piling up six touchdowns A (rood game In expected when the Columbian meet the Mohawks All Mo hawks meet al Belle tele at 1:30 o'clock Game starts at 2:30 nu by Plldmere (Cox) by Sidney Carle in by Allerton hv HUdmere 5 3:12 2:12 The Dividends on Our oresight and Judgment are Passed on to You WE have a plentiful supply of fabrics and all neces sary materials to meet every possible demand for English Woolen Mills AT THE OLD PRICES Even though these doubled and tripled over present quotations the situation would be unchanged Pro tected by heavy advance contract for merchandise it Vill not be necessary for us to advance our prices this season at least Or depart from our high standards of quality Paul Bennett Saves His Team rom Utter Rout by Putting Over Touchdown in Third Period fcprclal to The ree Press Muskegon Mich October 20 Although showing Improvement over a week ago Muskegon suffered a 40 to 7 defeay at the hands of Union nigfi Grand Rapids today The heavy Grand Rapids team smashed tire green Muskegon line for live touchdowns In the third quarter Muskegon outplayed the victors and scored Its touchdown The Muskegon eleven showed a lack of coaching while the visitors were powerful and well trained Bennett a quarterback starred for Muskegon Dazzling offensive work by Paul Bennett captain and quarterback of Muskegon gave the locals their tally by qulrters: Muskegon 0 0 7 0 7 Grand Rapids 6 14 6 14 40 WOMEN ROLL QUINTET White Sox Win our Pennants The White Sox were the first to win ft pennant In Ban organiza tion in 1M the first year of the American league they captured the flag Charlee A Cumiskey van then both president and manager of the eluH The leading pltchera were Roger Denier and Roy Patterion Joe Sug den was catching and rank Isbell played first base In 1901 when the White Sox won again Clark Grlfllth was manager arid won the majority of the 85 games ho pitched Jimmy Cal lahan and Wiley Platt were other ad dition to the hurling staff ielder Jones Sam Merten and Rddia Mcar land played on that team The Rox won their last flag in 19W under the leadership uf ielder Jones That was the team that earned the name of the "Jlltlces Wondera" rank Isbell mi the hardest hitting regular on the club and ha batted 279 There was little need for hard hitting with such pitch ers on the staff as Doe White Ed Nick Artrock rank Owen rank Smith nnd Ho Patterson Hilly Sullivan was behind the bat and Don ahue wax demonstrating how first base should be flayed A movement has been started to organize a corps of thoroughly ex perienced long rnnge marksmen who are familiar with the military rifle to orve as instructor Ht Camp Custer and aid in whipping the new army into effective fighting trim In the shortest space of time The corps will be composed of members of some of the leading rifle clubs In Detroit who are will ing to volunteer for this work at the camp Arrangements are being made by the Michigan State Kltle association and the commanders of the new National army The men In the corps are active business men nf Detroit who have engaged in extensive rifle shooting They appreciate that in the present crisis their knowledge of the high power rifle will be of great value to the country Wins Pennant Every Hve Years livery five years Toronto seems nroduce a winninff haebU fpatn 1897 Arthur Irwin nowr business man ager of the Toronto club led the Leafs to nu Eastern league pennant In Bd2 Ed Barrow now president of the Inter national leaguo waa tho manager of the champion Leafs Joo Kelly led the Ca nadians to victory In 1907 and repeated In 1912 Larry Lajole was the leader of the nine which won the championship this year I I III Ugl INAL ELIGHT IN INTERESTING CHAMPIONSHIP IS WELL EARNED Ground Gaining of This Pair Help to Swell Local's Total in Hard fought Bout BY HALL University of powerful football eleven showed some of its much vaunted strength on the Elm wood avenue gridiron Saturday afternoon by steam rolling the Kai amzoo collegians 26 to 0 Although Kalamazoo showed a stubborn defense and an offense that required the best efforts of the locals to stop the Red and White was equal to the occasion IBoth clubs displayed driving at tacks which gained considerable ground and few fumbles were made the battle being an Interesting one all the way despite the one sldeed ness of the score Show' Massed Attack Detroit's drives off smashes through the line and runs Interspersed with a few ward passes had Kazoo on the much of the time but when Celery Cltyltes did gain possession of the ball they proved dangerous customers A massed attack on a close formation wtth three backs driving through the line and the man with the ball following upset the locals during the first halt rom this formation the visitors worked a cross buck and mixed In a tackle around with Interference However the Red and White ath letes had fathomed the style after the first 80 minutes and It was prac tically ineffective In the last two periods the visitors being forced to resort to forward passes They were able to work three or four of them for successes but the gains were short ones Once Kazoo forced the locals to hold them on the 10 yard line Detroit started Its scoring early a march straight down the field trona the first kick off putting the ball over 'the visitors' goal line In four and a half minutes of play After that one was scored In each quarter Edwards acted as pilot In the first halt and Joe Brennan was as signed the Job during the last Both did well running the team in pol Jshed style Edwards Bauer itz gerald and Allen were the big ground gainers eating up territory in chunks via end runs and line smashes Allen who went In dur ing the faet half was particularly good and almost always netted a gain from 5 to 26 yards He also kicked two goals after touchdowns and kicked in fine style Hogan and Voss were towers of strength on the line while Kane and Elchen rode took care or me nuiiao ii ap proved fashion Kenney and Smld joth looked good at center In the second period the of coaches sent in a flock of substitutes and Kazoo was able to do little better against them than when the regu lar 'varsity front was presented Tackles Iook Good or Kalamazoo the two tackles ausch and Emerson deserved brackets The former gave voss his hands full the entire game while Emerson did hie team boot ing and forward passing In addi tion to making the afternoon a busy one for Hogan Strome Pierce and Staake of the Young coached back it mini'll fiTlrl hard to stop Pierce being the big man In territory gained Brackett at end also deserved mention Edwards scored the first touch down on a drive from the of 30 yard line to where the kick off was returned slightly over four minutes being required to execute the score end run or 21 yards was the biggest gain of the drive The second score came via ry rentier who was substituted for Hemlrian and ripped across from the five yard line on a criss cross Edwards unleashed a 15 yard run In this march of 45 yards ltz gerald plunged through center for the third Voss stopping Staake to give the ball to Detroit on her own 24 vard line on downs itzgeralds 20 yard smash off tackle and Allen end run of 25 yards were the out standing plays The final touchdown was the re sult of Kazoo fumble the locals gaining possession of the ball on the 31 yard stripe Allen waa a big factor while a forward pass Gulney to lAiuer and 11 yard sprint helped put tho ball within seven yards of the goal from where Lauer counted on a spread ploy Summary: Mchcnrode VOR BatMon Kenney Harwood Hogan Kane Edward lttgerRld Uttier iipndrlan Score by quarters: Special Match Will Be Decided on Recreation Alleys Mon Bay Evening at 8:15 Teams captained by Mrs Greene and Archie Ball will roll the first special match game on the ladles' floor of the new Becrentlon build ing next Monday evening at 8:15 The women's team which will he called the Recreation Stars will Include the following bowlers jo this match: Mesdames Stelb Ks ter Scott Randolph and Mrs Greene The Ball aggregation In addition to Archie Ball Includes Messrs Schusehu Miller illleu and Wesbrook Matches In which the picked team of women bowlers figure during the coming season promise to be popu lar The Recreation team is a good one Including women who can roll scores that make many of the men cnvtolis ollowing this affair oth ers will be arranged as well as mixed matches LATONIA irst race 2 year old maldena: purae 1'00 514 seweii uoinoa (Calnhan) won Betcha Million (Shilling) second: Count Boris (Hunt) third time 1:09 2 5 SI llnrka TunlSf NarCMla rances Malice Grand Duke Vinegar xjiu ana Snrnl and up 6 irst Ballot 10t (Gruber) won Stephen 106 (Wil liams) second David Craig 99 (Dono hue) third time 1:14 3 5 Bedtime Stories Gipaey George Dullna Com mensia Milestone and Philemon also ran Third race purse 8700 for 3 yeftr olds and up mile and a furlong Lucille 100 (E Gentry) won Mise annie 112 (Williams) second Irish Gentleman 106 (Connolly) third time 1:56 Marjorie Phil Mohr High Horse Tarleton Erin and eather Duster also ran ourth race purse 81000 for 3 year olds and up 6 Opportunity 110 (Williams) won Butterscotch II 103 (Kuderls) second Sol Gllsey 99 (Donahue) third time 1:13 2 5 Cui Vennle Dick Williams and ell Swoop also ran ifth race the ort Thomas handi cap: 2 year olds 8300 added 6 furlongs Gipsy Queen 115 (Gentry) won ree Cutter 112 (Hanover) second Boni face 116 (Stearns) third time 1:13 4 5 Tex orman Clairvoyant Viva America ern Handley Everest Broompeddisr American Duke of Savoy Speariine and Herald also ran Sixth race 3 year olds and up handl cap purse 81000 mile and a Jovial 98 (Donahue) won Surpassing IM (Kederls) second Duke of Shelby 106 (Cooper) third time 1:54 3 8 Ath letic Girl The Grader Lahore and Allen Cain also ran Seventh race 3 year oids and upclaiming mile and a Bac 109 (Kelsay) won Warsaw 105 (Dona hue) second Turco 104 (Merlmee) thir time 1:46 3 3 Penrod Queen Ap ple and Sun God also ran to Individual Measure ROM the fabrics dowt to even the buttons every material that goes into English Woolen Mills clothes is good and dependable whether the garment be at $1750 or any other grade up to $35 We do business ONLY with concerns that have our complete confidence and know our standards One of the features of our guarantee is that no other good tailor can give you as much' in value or service at our comparisons will prove this better leave your order NOW for obvious reasons If You Live Out of Town Write for Samples Samples will be mailed out of town on postal request Mail Order Service fully guaranteed ftijIishWrolniJMs (Co wutoas MS WMLZN MZriflHANTZ Suitings and Coalings rom and Europe's oremost 'Mills 1 By Winning irst Race and inishing Second in Two Oth ers He Takes the Title Lorimer battle acarred veteran of many Bailing racee IS the catboat champion of the De troit river gaining hie title In the race und the auspice of the It A Saturday afternoon and taking the Hugh GunnUon trophy and championship flag The new champion represents the Detroit Boat club yachtsmen and finished first In one race and sec ond twice his rivals being arr of the Detroit Yacht club and Val boe of the Edison Boat club each of whom annexed race As predicted the series was tlte closest and hardest fought of any ever held by ths association there being many exciting close finishes In two of the thre races but minus fouls of any kind The wind was light and sumewhs fluky coming out of the went at the start ot flrst race and all boats crossed on even terms al the booming of the gun harr leeward aRouI 300 feet beyond the starting bne Lorimer eased his malnshcet ano uur Seconds turning the first stake 20 seconns ahead of arr He increased 1 the or the uy and had a margin of over four minutes at trie finish The times were: 5o Skipper Viub mh 3 l0 it The skippers changed boat tor the sec creaned i 48 xecondM on the second The UUitr 'Wig 10 Lorimer II t7lt KW 1S The 'third race furnished the real thrills tne wind steadily to about seven miles boe had No 10 if rlner No 11 Ofid I'arr' D' arr had the best position Val boe was to lewarit attu Lorimec about a length behind arr ThesOPooWona wore main a ned to th Hjil SlUftVe rati 7 7 Ohds ahnd Ixrlnier and alboo 13 evnda later On the beat to windward Vai boo footed fast and worked out from last to a lead on the port tack that when ho came about on the atarboard tuck he forc ed arr Lorimer holding the port tuck then they all split tacks ecv eral times and at tho outer mara he and Lorimor came around to gether arr being three seconds behind they slid across to the home mark each doing his bftflt to get an advantage In tno way of an over lap and by blanketing (hey all Jib ed around the home mark together The time being 17 minutes 40 sec onds Lorimer rounded the fourth stake five seconds ahead ct rarr and Valboe was five seconds later On the beat to windward Valboe and 5 Lorimer Rained slightly on arr There being much speculation A among the Judges and spectators aa)4 to who had the best 01 the argu ment Lorimer finally crossed arrs bow on the port tack and on the starboard tack just roTTnded ahead of Valboe by 12 seconds arr fol lowing 30 seconds later on the slide to the home mark Valboe held a little high and overhauled Lori mr so that as they Jibed around the home mark Valboe was to lee ward and next to the stake and he beat Lorimer about oiie quarter a boat length across the finish lino The elapsed time was Valboe 3) minutes 36 seconds Lorimer 30 minutes 37 seconds arr 31 min utes 1 second Total points Lori mer 7 arr 6 Valboe 5 Mii Harrb acet in Two Minute lat irst time for Mare Hal Boy I the Victim of Performance gpeclsl to The ree Press Atlanta Ga Oct The grand circuit season for 1517 came to a close here today five races being disposed of at Lakewood park 20 heats belnc required and two of the events were declared finished on account of darkness Miss Harris the Indianapolis mare which won the free for all pace here on Wednesday in record time was the star of the curtain card beating Hal Boy in a special race and taking a record of 2:00 flat a new world's record for pac ing mares Walter Cox was very much in the limelight starting three horses and winning two races and a third money 4 Bal Boy set the pace in the first heat of the special pace Miss Har ris staying in behind him to the three quarters The half was pac ed in 1:00 and the three quarters in 1:30 3 4 then the Hoosier mare pulled out and lost Hal Boy in the stretch finishing in 2:00 flat The best previous mile by a pac ing mare was the 2:00 3 4 of Dar iel madi at Memphis in 1903 ihe second heat was very easy for Miss Harris this making her eighth consecutive victory this season 2:11 CLASS TROT 8 IN 5 81200 Jeanette Speed blk the Great (Cox) Kexetta Rex (Rhodes) Mendosa br tha (Curtis) tVinnat nn Gentry by Gentry Al ierton (Edman) Tlme 2:10 2:11 CLASS PACING 3 IN 5 Little Batice by Red Elm (Cox) 2 I Jay Mac ch hby Liberty (McDonald) The Pointer Queen by Sidney Pointer (Monahan) Baxter Lou ch by Kin ney Lou (Valentine) Peter Nash ch by Peter the Great (Russell) John Braden by John Gentry (Thomas) Tlme 2'04ti 2:07 TROT 3 IN 5 $1600 Brescia by Blngara (Rodney i 1 Rohs by Petronlus (Wright) 2 Peter Chenault by Peter the Great (Murphy) 4 Grand Chimes by Ken tucky Chimes (Edmonds) 3 Peter Dallas by Peter King (Holderman) 5 I 2:08 3:07 2 2:15 TROT 3 IN 5 llWO Allerton Heir br by Allerton (Holderman) Sir Tatten (Stiles) risco Worthy Meases cn (Murphy) Allie Axwood (Roberts) Duty Bound (Nolen) Time SPECIAL MATCH PACINO 2 IN Miss Harris by Peter ths Orest (McDonald) Hal Boy by Hal (McMahon) 2 2:80 Peter Dallas was drown at the end nt the second heat Winners declared by the judges ss the rece stood after third heat DETROITERS SEND STAR RILE CORPS TO CAMP lAchievement of Miss Bertha Dillon at Atlanta Stands Out Among Performances of the Year Racing There i and at Rockport Outlook for Sport Herd Is Bright BY RANK COOKE Most notable among the records established during the year are the I new ones for three year old trotters Peter Volo put the mark at 2:03 I where many thought it would stay a long while but Miss Bertha Dillon equalled that at Columbus Then at Lexington The Real Lady went aanile tn 2:03 against time displacing the old mark But Miss Bertha Dillon was not' through for at Atlanta where the track Is not quite up to Islington she won the second and deciding lieat of the Matron stake In 2:03 whlqh is a new race record for three year olds and quite the best of all It stands out over the 2:03 of The Real Lady for Mlsa Bertha Dillon had to race a worthy foeman and stand a long drive to garner her laurels The final victory for Miss Bertha Dillon Is In the nature of the Wternal fitness of things as we wishft 'them to be Her breeder and owner A Coxe of Paoli Pennsylvania la one of the leading lights of the sport A great athlete in his days 1 at Yale a man of almost unlimited means he is among the few of hisfeneration to take up the sport of his forebears The true sportsman was pleased'When Peter Thompson owned by Mr Coxe won the futurity also when Dillon Axworthy also of his stable beat the pick of the two year olds Greatest satisfaction the real reward comes however with victory on the part of qne which he bred No inke About Thia Miss Bertha Dillon has a right' to her speed It ever a trotter had Her (ire ulllon Axworthy won 2 year oJcl event on the local track add ed others to his list and took a race record of 2:11 Next year he low ered this to 2:10 but It was patent that this was not the true measureof his speed After that camo retire ment to the stud and It Is believed i his oldest colts now are three years old The dam of Miss Bertha Dillon Is Miss Bertha by Baronmore out of Marble a wonderful nick Mlsa Bertha was one of the best three year olds of her year won a heat In the futurity and a record of 2:1014 and It was remarked at the time that If Murphy or Cox had been up behind her Instead of Chandler whowent long miles she might have landed the stellar event Miss Bertha Dillon showed great I speed as a yearling and last year she took a two year old record or 1:10 She began winning early thia i season and has kept it up None ibad anything on her although Tne i Real Lady did beat her in the rlch I est events She came back and 'when the others were done she low ered the race record Her achievement adds to the Het 1 great sires for Dillon Axworthymust be counted among them Moko comes back through The Real Lady The Harvester Is up In the front i tow Peter the Great and San ran i cleco have been well represented so that no one stallion la hogging It 1 this year 1 Good Meeting nt Atlnnta Atlanta the end of the grand ctr cult had a first class meeting last week the sport keeping up to the 1 standard established at North Ran fdall in July It is a fair shipment but enough horses went to make the racing worth While and their i speed was quite unexpected The all aged feature went to Early Treams as quite the beet of the 2:08 or slower class trotters of the year He has beaten every good horse In his class and has taken many a hard drive to do it BacelH has developed Into a good trotter and will be a problem for the bunch In 1818 Brescia won In 2:08 and also Is in the first flight I of race horse trotters Detroit took part In the Atlanta laneetlng Mary Rosaline Parr beat the lauded Peter Nash and oth 'irs in 2:0514 This Is three wins in i as many weeks and it Is likely that she will be a contender tn the rich 8:08 classes next year Valentine I appears to have the hang nf the mare One of the surprises at Atlanta wan the victory of Ruth Malnsheet over Peter June In the two year old futurity the filly doing her second mile In 2:08 When the Michigan breeders' fu turity was raced al Marshall a few vears ago the pacing division went to the big Ally Juanita by Donald Wilkes They let up on her In her 4 year old form and that fall her owner desiring to sell the writerald she was the boat buy In the state for the who wanted a 1 good pacer She won in her 5 year old form nd thia vAr bKa did not come out until iate was beaten al the state fair but since then shs has won every start The climax camo at Rockport on Wednesday and Thurs day when she beat a field of 16 and went all of her heats around 2:13 i her opponent being George Hut I ton Oddly enobgh both of these horses are by stallions owned at I the Starkweather Stock arm of I Northville Sloan also of Northville i bred and owns Juanita Mr Sloan long has been a patron of the sport I but this is tho best one he has 1 hatched It would be no surprise to hear that he had sold her but the price will be double or three times what It was when the prom i Ise of the mare was lauded In these columns Horses that show up their fields as she did at the Cleveland track generally are In demand among those who are looking for Grand Circuit material In the same race third money went to College Boy driven by Wilson a prominent Detroit bus Iness tnsn so this neck of the woods got all of the money Racing Hard at Rockport Rockport and Cranwood arc about ns tough spots as a trainer can Pick for the wind up of his season Coming after Lexington they as aemble the half milers and a few mlla track horses belting always Is sensational' and while fast time Is a rarity the horses race very hard i Ths winning heats In 2:12 by Juanita stand out among others at the meeting The 2:21 trotters went a five heat race and Conroy Blake owned here and driven by Mr Wilson carried LAUREL irat race all agen 6 Emden 106 (Louder) won Top the Wave 105 (Collins) second Incog 96 (Walls) third time 1U 2 5 Kama Peep Sight Night Stick A Comlkey and Heather Moon also ran Second race 3 year oldo and up steeplechase 2 Welsh King 139 (Barrett) won Parr 134 (O'Connor) second Shannon River 148 (Smith') third time 3:55 The Brook RuBsian Pinion Crack Day and UJaJa also ran Third nice handicap 2 year oda 6 furlongs Jack Hare Jr 130 (Peak) won Recount 102 (Troiae) second Payment 109 (Robinson) third time 2 Cold Tassel Garonne Mem ories irst Troop and Cumsah also ran ourth race the Prince George handi cap all ages Ticket 107 (Schut tinger) won Naturalist 108 (Keogh) Kecond Leo Charles 120 (O'Brien) third King Neptune also ran (Scratched: Roamer Westy Nogan Chic let Julia Leon litter Cole Capre Tea Caddy Jack Hare Jr Priscilla Mullens Runes) ifth race all ages Highland Lad 101 (Lyke) won Damrosch 110 (Buxton) second: Gloomy Gus 104 (Collins) third time 1:42 3 5 iring Line Shooting Star also ran Scratched: Leo Chares Straight orward BeBoo also ran Sixth race 3 year nlds and up cjaml purses 8700' 1 1 16 Silver San dals 97 (Walls) won Euterpe 104 (Mergier) second No Manager 110 (A Collins) third time 1:51 3 5 Malheur Sardome Mr Mack Obolus Elia Hyun and Cuddle Up also ran Seventh race 3 year oldM and upwards selling purse $700 mil and 70 yards Monomoy 105 (Buxton) won Little Nearer 116 (Lyle) second Eagle 104 Troiaej imru time vs inch orderly and Queen or also ran CLUBSHOOfTS off the baoon although he did not have to beat 2:18 It was a very strenuous affair and the finish of tho fourth heat was a hairline de cision In favor of tho Detroit horse veil Jolla oeat a couple or orltes In the 2:17 trot after of them Lady Malnsheet had en a heat Todd Temple was fimnner tha faet rlnfla trniiAre Col Baron proved a surprise among the 2:18 pacers winning In five heats May ern beat Hunburn Pointer and a big field in the 2:12 pace rom Rockport the horses cross Cleveland to Cranwood where they will race five days and then drop down to Youngstown where the fin al meeting will be staged The half mllers are a wonderful breed They raced their very lim it at Monroe during the week of June 4 and never have let up a week In the months that have elapsed No wonder the good ones go to the grand circuit and gather in the purse money Plenty of Sport Hereabouts'' Thera will be enough to keep up interest In Detroit this winter In spite of the activities of the po lice commissioner and the sheriff Dexter Park will be the scene of the regular Sunday matinees the first of the fall series being set for tnis arternoon unree the card a handicap tera and claases tor pacers Tha fail bafIaa at last year was Interesting and well patronized and now that the horse men are back home after a strenu ous campaign it is expected that the patronage of the Gratiot avenue track will be sufficient to warrant the management In offering sub stantial purses for the trotters and pacere Then too everybody Is thinking of the Ice race meeting which is to open at Mt Clemens on January 28 and continue four afternoons The affair of last year was enjoyable and the facing was good In spite of small fields but this time It la expected that a number of the Mich igan birds will be keyed up to do their bit on the slippery going Several of the trainers are plan ning to winter at Mt Clemens where arrangements for keeping the horses through the off season are quite the best of any northern track Some of the Canadians are coming over to join them and when the time for the races rolls around there will be a flock from the other side of the river CONSISTENCY HiUadale Takes 26 to 6 Beat Game Replete With Brilliant Runs of Great Length Berridge Saves His Club Olivet Mich Oct Hillsdale college held Olivet to 28 to 6 score today Olivet's numerous fumbles and ragged playing were responsible for the low score Watson McCormack and McDon ald were the three principal ground gainers for Olivet the last securing one of four touchdowns Watson played a brilliant game malting one 50 yard run 'for a touchdown and one other run for 40 yards Xe also carried the ball over for two touchdowns tem porary lapse of memory In the third quarter due to a blow on the head made it necessary putting in Tu rnout at quarter but Watson waa back again tn the fourth Hillsdale's lone tally came at the beginning of the fourth when Ber ridge received fumble and ran 80 yards for a touchdown A safety figured tn Olivet score dur ing the fourth quarter At times Hillsdale played a good defensive game Berridge and Gray were their best performers grandHapids of Kazoo college Edwards Krentlor itzger ald Lauer Goals from Voss none tn 2 Allen 2 in 2 Referee Stocking Williams Austerheld Colgate Head Edgerton Alma Substitutions: of Krentler for HendrUn Steiner for Harwood Lauer for Jchenrode Hendrian for Krentler Allen for Lauer Harwood for Steiner Dren nan for Edwards Gulney for its gerald Plsula (or Bateson Ellaner for Kane Yohey for Plsula Smld for Kenney Kalamaxoo Towsley for Brackett Baldwin for Mlchlra erguson for Staake Tapley for Wattles SAGINAW TEAMS WIN Saginaw Mich Oct Dotk high school football teams won over their op ponents today Saginaw beating Owosso 21 to fl and Arthur Hill winning from Alma 17 to 0 In the Saglnaw Owosso encounter the visitors never threatened end Saginaw played good football nt times Arthur Hill resorted almost exclusively to straight football and did not need to open up to win Orioles will clRflh with the'Clevel club Sunday afternoon nt Clark park Thre will bo a stiff signal drill for the Orlolea at tIO AU players who are to partici pate in the game please report Emerald football team la without a game for Sunday and would like to hear from any team averaging from 96 to 106 pounds Call Lincoln 1687 and nek fur Julius Maywood" will visit Mt Clemens to play the representatives of that city All playera report not Inter than It at club rooms Le Clair and MacAllIv ter taka notice CirU Turae: Throws Away When Roy Sanders pitched both games of th duuble hrndor agnlnat Hutchin ion on the last day of tho Western league race and by winning them made it possible for Joplin Joplin raised a purse of 8600 to Pre sented to him Then Sanders went In to pitch the second game of the special soriea with Hutchinson End becoming angry at a decision threw the ball away allowing two rune to score against his team President Manager Savage fined him and announced that the purse raised by the fans would be returned io the donors that he would not permit Sanders to receive II llRsalng Nmllr "Then ortune has never smiled on mnv have Rut aho has never been willing to start a flirtation thnt amounted tn Kan sas City Journal wES WWa irl sl Coftta Gale Schledle LT Walter Roberts Eldott Henderson Schneider Prell btitt Skeeb Allen Prior Moore Raster Hanson Garman Hopkina Butlor Knox Dust Cooney A HIGHLAND IK Russell 39 Cook 34 Bailey 34 Manson i 31 Mollm S3 Dutton 29 Sheppard ft) TJnce 29 Sanderson 18 Hill 26 Collier 6 Doutpkg 7 total 163 Team total 161.