Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 19

W' 4'1 'PART McCarthy Rode fflMrXTlt $XW SPORTING SECTION fc y'CKETS RAIN DAM PEN CROWDS ARDOR SATURDAY YOST'S TEAM WALKS OVER NEBRASKANS MAUPOME IS I LEADING THE fi LEAGUE RACE HR 9 7 A HOMAN IS five LOUD NOISE TEA! AGAIN OR CORNELL Red Team Reorganized EASTERN HIGH time WALLOPS ENTON IN SLOW GAME WESTERN HIGH BEATS CASS BY DECISIVE COUNT NOTRE DAME IS have AN EASY WINNER WSfl players rtM 2 8 13 5 0 GRA TACKLES LEBLAM 15 ft 401 SO a 1 IL 0 scored on 4 It 0 0 (1 0 34 0 0 0 EASY VICTORY GENE WRESTLES TURK Hen Ijiwrence PALMER EVENS OR ANNAPOLIS DARTMOUTH HAS UP WITH HEAL GOAL CROSSED PENNSYLVANIA JRS WILL PLAY flven for a wh Njohnaon Gamble Seav timi the sailors BUCCCQi Younir Kelly Milne Young Mng first down 32 times Hudi run and putts were deadly i trot clos 61 oote Spooner Miller trot ClOB 0 0 at at Crh ketere Rising btar Vikings RQ Pct857 750750 0 0 toiieh Suh Voorheis Smith 11 for which he was paid winter the and players ex Bouton pair Eirhnnrmle RutcMon nruy Hnrwnml Scheible Roberta Cnffln Treli Skeeto Lightbody Heeler Cnrlnlhln ns Roses Bricklayers Solvay ALBION Krnnga Hulse Brown Jnenbs Whitney Hartwell of the athletic Camp Devens is a private In The onthusl same Turf Oshom Benish Bonn Gorman Dust and the Slater Anderson (arson enthusiast has thnt all playersforthcoming in be given sonie souvenir of lhs Goals or 4g 27 6 golfers six up at the irst 18 holes Ouimet June Red boating a mare that had by many trainers nt Mt Clemons I DETROIT MICHIGAN Whitney Time of qnar Crisp Yptlant1 TOM LONGBOAT STILL ALIVE WANTS TO SUE IMPERSONATOR 66 62 62 45 5 49 7 64 i to 273 64 75 4ft ft Cl PENNSY HOLDS PITTSBURGH GRIDDERS TO SMALL SCORE 0 51 Turn tuuch Two Touchdowns and Same Number of ield Goals Give Wolverines 20 Points to Nil 0 0 0 7 a Goal Itrfpi pp i i rr ivnrn ILwd Huesman Cox Ohio State JL 11 11 3 9 3 4 Navy Wallops Haverford by 89 to Entire Scrub Team Plays in inal Period Sailors Make 32 irst Downs I 1 i 2 0 NORTHERN HELD TOO TOO DRAW bearing the names of participating and the sentea tno 0 20 is Brandnu Goals from LONG RUN IS EATURE 750 M7 683 600 600 WO 5 250 A 9 LW through center and a penalty Ink Continued on Page SI Part IL A local snecor made a suggestion Inking part In the ternational games sort of token as game If caps' or medals cannot be given be suggests that a ribbon tlie countries date bo pre EASTERN Richardsv Turnbull Brandt Heldt loiahman huruw Ruhl Hanna Pavla TannrrBrandau 0 13 ICKLAYERS ROSES Newton Mass Ort 27 rancis Ouimet and Jewe Gullford of Bos ton defeated Charles EVans and I) Sawyer Mar pair by Burn course The match tlon for the equipment fund ut Ayer where Ouimet the national army aets who made up the gallery con trlhuted Hoiq A flash of brilliant golf by Oui met during the morning plus' put ino eastern end of thn playing the last nine in 34 eight Champion Has Edge Over His Rivals No Player inishing the Week With Clean Record (i anil 1 over the Brae here today was a patriotic exhlbl benefit 18 14 2U 1G ItiiMCN Jr rehli ruiit I'lrat Win Mill lrth With Strong Eleven The Cfipdonlnn Jre and the Itneeg Jrs will honk up Sunday afternoon at Atkinson park In vhat promises to be a good match) The 'Roses won their first gnme lust "Sunday now hnvg a lot of confidence 'The will present their uhuiJ strung line up pick ing their team frutn Wallace Mc 1 ItORD tuutii Kelly Milne lniel Bhantry iMem RnQ STANDING tnwnrrl the man he thinks is impersonating him was expressed in this language: was over to front lines ust night and I was sweating like an old horse I was covered with mud from head to feet and I know how many times 1 fell in the shell holes over the wires They cut me OCTOBER 28 1917 Wabash Transylvania Crawfordsville Ind Oct ZT Wabash foatod the Transylvania eleven today jj to 0 Clfivlt scored both touchdowns It was the Wabash team's first viclory ot (ne season BOY CARRIES BIG KNAPSACK hence nickname can do and I brains at Pittsburgh (Julien vs Ileal Toledo riday Jackson vs Ttelselt Philadelphia Cullen vs Heal Toledo umble Gives New Hampshire End Chance to Run 95 ards for Touchdown Score is 21 6 Hanover Oct Hampshire college by alert foot ball today made gridiron liUtory1 tor Itself by scoring a touchdown OS Dartmouth the Until ecore be 1 Ing 21 to 6 in favor of Dartmouth In the third quarter It Irvlnu the New rluht grasped up Dartmouth fumble New Hampshire' five yard Ittte mid outsprlntsd the Held In a Pfivard 5 dash for a touchdown Dnl'tiioufh played a mediocre stame but liiaeo! up In the Inst period when tw were I purse $300 pace $400 Thursday purse $300 burl St00: I 'riday ebruary 1 2:24 pace purse $300 frerr for all pace (early closing) $500' 2:24 trot $300 Entries In the early closing events must be made by Imcemher 15 and other classes by January 15 In all events the rule Is six to enter and four to start and fifth and sixth moneys will be added to all classes two horses from the stable being allowea to start and Ice records will govern Big Heated Enclosure Clemens is In far better shape winter meeting than last eb The running horse chaps betting shed there for Visitors Outclassed by Line Plunging Indians Brandau at ullback Stars for Winners inal Score 51 to 0 Percy Easern btgh eleven walloped enon Ugh in a sea of mud at Mack park Saturday aft ernoon by 51 to 0 The visitors were outclassed throughout although they did hold Eastern scoreless in the Anal quar ter after Drew had replaced most of his regulars with reserves The line plunging of the Easterners was good and the defensive ability of the Indians prevented enton from keeping the ball for any more than four successive downs boys either fumbled the spheroid or were unable to gain the required lv yards in the allotted number of chances ullback Brandau played splen did game fou Eastern coining at will ahd carrying the ball for four touchdowns before several acres of mud proved too big a load for him and he was replaced Quarterback Hanna also did well In fact the entire winning aggiegation played good football Heidt and leischman looking a little better in the water and mud than the others enton was outweighed out played all thy way showing lack of football brains and absence of ability to carry out what little was known Summary: KNTON Harrington Stone Butcher AdariJn Gordon ciss Borry Newton Rrof Beebe ore quarters: enton Eastern Tone hdow 1 Janna bulb Ruhl Davis: Hanna 2 Brandau terson Vmrdre ltemlngton Head lines Storking Time of 12 min Eastern: Sorter for Brandt Snyder for Turnbull Goldoni for Ilrhlt Greenleaf for Kunow lem ming for Jelson for Ruhl Cun ningham for Richards 1(Snyder for lemming McGuire Zola Rydaeuaki Stanley Stine Spalding Al Iron gipp I Carson Miller Score by periods Notre Dame South Dakota tolurrneae i Kisnian Hagerty and Colby i Wtl 4 1 Rydzcwukl 3 Allison RIM v' Vonnsylvftnlft ecorinii Rotcree Brown McCarty Germantown academy Merriman Genova Time of each ReHthimli C'hHlliMiirA tar inish Match Thursday Gone Taiwrenra well known In the entch ns ratch can world has come out of ills shell due to the numeroua hurled nt the Detroit wrestler and will tackle Alto Rnchet Thursday night The match will he KtHged In the Amity Island View temple Parkview and Keren val and is scheduled to go to a tlnluh Rochet Is also known as Terrible but Is not related to the other persons carrying the nom doplume Among the other events on the program will bo matches between Paul Walker and rank White John Vlnck and Glonn Wright anj gevrraB others 1 PRICE Elaewhere 7c VV over the toil yard ut territory be fore being downed I'ittsburgli's second touchdown follow 1 when Berry's punt was bloekr a Pittsburgh player fall ing on the ball one yard from the goal line McLaren easily carried It over In the final period noth sides re sorted largely to the norlal'gamo Berry tried a (bld goal front the 37 yurd Hoe but fulled by Inches Later A Wnty Intern pt a for ward puss find planted the ball on Pittsburgh's 7 yiirl line Three rushes against pittsburgh'n heavy line put It a rose for Peunsylviinla's only score Straus making the touch (town Summary PfTTSBUIVJH Hands Out 40 to 0 Trimming to South ootballers Winners Score on Two or ward Passes South'' Bend jndl Oct" Notre Dame walloped South Dakota this afternoon by a 4t) to a score South Dakota had little chanoa with the Hold and Blue The "line hL'Id dt all timfs whily pony the Irlbh "crawlied througn Tur good gains Tho I ame quarterback lwo acrial Plays each of which netted a touchdown Dur ing the remainder of the gan)eutre Danm resorted to straight foothall Gipp Allison and Ryan starred for NotrT Dame Sum Toronto Oct 27 Tom Longboat tho famous Indian marathon run ner who has been twice officially reported killed In action in rance is still alivcf Captain Tom lanagan former manager of the Indian who went overseas with' the battalion and has returned to Canada had letter from him today in which he threatens to take action against an Indian in the United States who has been representing himself as Long boat doubt you will be surprised to hear from the original mysterious said the letter in quaint phraseology I want you to do me a favor If you please orward this letter to the Canadian government up to him If he accepts this letter or not It's for the whole Dominion of Canada benefit but also the people at home as I likti to suggest some thing very useful for this present war as earnest as Longboat then suggested that in order that the Germans shall be unable to understand army mes sages they be transmitted in the Jndian language adding: may think this is because I wanted an easier job I want the job and another thing there Is nobody else thnt can talk my language I am all alone but i kuow uie wnnawK people it They have education have none 1 only have the I only self made The animosity 12 yard run and Netheott nell new quarterback and man' the veteran left half1 period by dashes off around right end Lineup: WKAJSLL Colvin Aekurknecht Harris Reuther Strauss Harriman Eisenbrandt Nethercott Vanhorn Hoffman Pendleton Touchdowns Cornell: Goals from touchduw Rutm ay Coryt ll (rapt I ranaon Archer ixndllor Hannett Kcllogff 7 Rorjfman Turner "Kcoro I'y quarters: A of 1 1 from Alien 2 In viin Riper i iriu i Time of "ifteen minutes SubHlitulhuiir A (: Bnlttor for Tur ner Turner Rumsny I' nt I Bren nftn fnr ImIwmMk KreiilliT for Allen El for Brenna'i Allen fir KrenUer isula for 1 1 nrw(1 Ell mcr fr Kan i it (luniey tor ri Krenner mr Smldfnr Doyle for 73 0 ehltrh Grinnell rlv i for Notre iJnnw Hayee Spakllntt Allison from lloffman made both on a Cor llelt trlhuted most of the gains in this and DAKOTA in Vhpid MeKennon Donahue Hoy Pchalya Ellis MnnnkiR Lynch Patrick Heck Kami DilwnnH icnpi I'ltyn erall Alton Lauer amous Marathon Runner Writes Letter to His ormer Manager in Which He Advises Adoption of Indian Code in Army and Threatens Indian Masquerading in United States Under His Name oct 27 The Uni versity of Pittsburgh's groat football machine did not work as smooth ly as usual today in the game against the University of Pennsyl vania btit the won 11 to Pittsburgh failed to show her strength until 'tho third period Pennsylvania rallying scored 'a touchdown In the last minutes of play an ifilercept cd forward pass dofensd in the first period livid Pittsburgh to spiismodlc galnfh while by a cf uver head passes and end runs" the yimkrrs approached within 10 yards of goal only to lose the bull on un intercepted pass In tho second period the playing whs mostly in territory each team Indulging In consider ald line plunging and repeatedly losing the ball on Intercepted plLSHfS In tho third period Pittsburgh obtaining the hull her own 10 yard line on the kickoff carried It back hv short runs ml llne pltiug Ing to Pennsylvania 30 jard line McLaren doing most of the carry ing Hero the ball was passed to McCarter fur a fprwnid puss Poor tackling by Pennsylvania failed to mor me ay ano Mduirfpr itiHuuti pretty pass to Carlson who Big Gives ine Account of Itself Against Bucknell With Half back Star Ithaca det The reor ganized Cornell football team found Itself today and In the best exhibi tion the Bed eleven has given this year Bucknell was defeated 20 to 0 and the Ithacans had tho ballon the visitors two yard line when was culled Halfback Recovers Cornhusker umble on Own 10 Yard Line and Races 90 to Touchdown BY HARRY BULLION Ann Arbor Mich Oct Be tween prancing around with elev ens that hibernate in the Missouri valley and fooling with a Yost drilled football machine there is at vast difference especially when the latter has its ire aroused The truth of this statement wasi brought home forcibly to Ncbras ka on I erry ield this afternoon Coming out of the west a 2 to 1 1 favorite in the betting against Michigan Saturday morning the Cornhuskcrs returned to Lincoln! Neb tonight in complete rout and with a great deal more respect for the volverincs than even the cam pus at Ann Arbor was charitable enough to accord them Two touchdowns pair of gnat kicks and two boots from the field represent the margin by which' Michigan won as the Nebraskans never were permitted to penetrate Michigan's territory beyond the 15 hard line and that liberty was tak en but once early In the Sflrst period no department of the gam was Michigan Inferior to the visi tors except in avoirdupois whirl on this occasion didn't make any material difference and from the time that roemke recovered a fumble and raced 90 yards down the field for the Wolverines' Initial score Nebraska was obliged to fight on the defensive Turning 1'olnt There roemko's alertness In pouncing on the ball that Dobson fumbled his agility In getting over tho chalk marks and the supcro blocking of Weston and We maun were the fac tors that changed the complexion of the game put new life Into Michigan and thrust Nebraska on the defensive which she never felt free to alter or to trust In the breaks to recover from the dam age hero In Ann Arbor iJtU tie Gerald rocrnke and in ftiture years Michigan's undergraduates will liken hla race1 of 20 ards to any that ever has been or will be recorded on the gridiron Scooping up: the leather within the very shadows of the goal he was valiant ly aiding tn defend he bounded across the hlte rain snaked stripes ith the speed of a Rrevhound and as ho flew it seemed the ttirntiH froru the stands roared it deafen ing approval 9 Timers are those that will argue that the effective blocking of Wes don and TVelmann made rnenike feat possible yet none can dispute Gerald rliht to nil the glorv of his achievement Before the opening that gave roemke his chance came Nebraska nuH In possession of the ball on Michigan's 15 yard line and in view of her success In ad vancing it is reasonable to believe tnat tne westerners would scored a touchdown The I)Ir Chance Cuine Dohson who with MfAInhnii the bright spot In Nebraska's at tack was signaled to plunge off tackle Ik fore he could advance far howfur Welmann brought him tn earth with a suddenness that di vorced IHihsvh and the ball and set th slage for roemke Like a ct the left halfback fastened to thohall and commenced the race with frantic Cornhuskers tho length of tho field Three times In that Journo rd Jereeyed athletes were about drape their arms around roemke to stay his progress but each time they met misfortune In the shape of perfect blocking Only after tho ball was planted behind the gnat line did roemke succumb the win ner of a race that was as sensa tional as it was startling Michigan was considered at least the equal ot Nebrastca prior to that performance she was much superior thereafter rom that mo ment the play barring a short spell In the final quarter was continual ly in the territory difficult to discover which was the better coached eleven either men plaved like a unit flung themselves Into the at tack with a spirit and keen knowl edge of what they were doing and on defense resembled a stuncwuli tackling was vicious and hard while th dash and vim the boys put Into their play when in possession of the Uafhr wilted the heavier Nebraskans Time after time the center of Michigan uno or that part of It from tackle to tackle opened up boles for the backs to go through' which per mitted the slow starting Welmann and the little flash Weston to lu the ball for substantial gams with a regularity that astounded even the Maize and Blue student body that stood al! afternoon tn a driz zling rain that it seemed never would lot up second touchdown the second quarter was the direct result or this method of prugn st a Wins Second Game by Good Margin the inal Count Be ing50 to 34 in 72 Innings Ray prilmi'r vvcnoil tile count with Heal or Toledo in In terstiHii longue Manic at tho Itocron 4 ton Iillliardu theater bvntlug his rival' 60 to 31 The I'elrolti got away to flying start by scoring 1S points Io four for the Toledoan In tho tlrst 20 In XnlnRH and hevor was lietulori the Irc'iit ot th route finishing nut Ills Anoints In 72 Innlncs best run was five and Heal lour ore Ralinfr It 4 20 34 37 49 fn Total B0 High 'tun Innings 11 lAvrrag 601 71 11 11 4 1 HH1 1 Umbrella manufacturers were strongly represented Dy their wares in the stands at erry field during the Michigan Ne ka brawl The game was played in a steady downpour but this didn't make any difference to the crowd that stood up iugh it all and doffed headgear while the student band played the Maize and Blue between halves Only real football fans Idefy weather of the kind Red and Blue on Short End of a 14 tq 6 Count but Gives Good Account of Itself Winners Show Nothing Until Third Quarter 7 ft i 0 0 il from Drnp kick Colo Only'' Wet ield Prevents Larger Tally Being Piled Up Cassites Good Only in inal Quarter Score 34 to 0 Western footballets set Cass Tech down hard In the mud at Clark park Saturday afternoon winning a 34 to 0 game Due to the sloppy field and heavy wet ball the Cowboys margin was held down considerablas Quarter back Peteptfn handled the team carefully' and called plays slowlyDwlng to the constant downpour the third and fourth quarters were cut down to eight minutes provid ing 'only 40 of play throughout Western used straight football tactics and showed a great deal of Improvement over tho last time out Blocking and charging were better and the backs provided interference for the man carrying the ball The winners outplayed Tech through out although It did appear in the final quarter as if the Cassites were holding their own as Western did not score But Coach boys were satisfied with the margin they had acquired and were making' no effort to run up a big score WESTERN CAS Murphy Hoke nippers Burgess Hardy Lippier Teters Peterson Whittington Hogan Mackay Western Whtttlngton Markay Pet erson 3 Hogan Goals from Hogan 4 Lorlxtt Pru itt lead Hickey Time of quar ters 12 13 8 8 Ptnver Cltv Msupome Cleveland Layton Detroit Ellis Milwaukee McCourt Cleveland tuuen Buffalo Cannefax St Louis Heal Toledo Helselt Hilladelphta' Moure New York Kleckhefer Chicago Palmer Ixitrolt Jackson Capron Chicago Cnniilnn PlttilmroL Tafall IndtanapoHa 2 000 4 'i There) was a wholesale tumbling Of unbeaten players In the Inter state Three Cushion league the past week and not ono of those who had clean records survived the test the result being that champion rierre Maupome is heading procession with six victories one defeat 'Maupome won' four of his games this week handing John Lay ton of Detroit his first reverse in 'Tuesday evening's fray after be ing 'beaten bv tho local man the previous evening and continued his good work the remainder of the week Altogether It was a big week for the touring nlayers Heal show ing a record or four victories In as many starts while Cullen annex ed four in six This rweck Clarence Jackson makes his first road trip of the season playing his room mate the second series these players have engaged in Monday and Tuesday then going to Pittsburgh to meet Uopulos and thence to Philadelphia where he tackles Reiselt Maupome and Cullen also finish up their jaunts through the west ern end of the league The Schedule olio wm Monday Jackson vs Palmer at Detroit Maupome vs Cannefax at St Louis Cullen 'vs Ellis et Mil waukee Jackson vs Palmer Detroit Maupome vs Ta fall at In dianapolis Cullen vs Kieckhefer at Wednesday Jackson Copulos at Pittsburgh Maupome va Tafall at Indianapolis Cullen vs Klcck hefer at Chlcago Thursday Jackson vs Copulos at Birmingham Plays Scoreless Tie With Detroiters Walker Makes Good Gains While Carson Does ine Punting SjwIhI to The ree Ijlrmlnghain Mich Oct 7 Birmingham high school held De troit Northern to a scoreless no a bitterly fought game this after noon In spite of the rain and muddy field the game was fast and well played Birmingham relied on ull hack Carson to a great extent Ho punted out of danger frequently Walker of Northern carried the ball for several hire gains Birmingham upheld its record or not iemg Line ups: BIRMINGHAM MehlARCk Kchlaack A 0 0 Elelirnhbto Steve Will IHsk Ilk Urcstllng Title WeduodwA Steve Graf 'RgbtwGght wrestling cliaiu I Inn if will risk mwn it ha'l Wednesday evening when he tackles rank Lebbim In a finish match Graf will la "idwetKhed hut Ir In good shape an lie has been training for bin title battle with Johnny Bilhier In the near future' JI hn Vinek and Young Allis heavyweights and Young Mn'lk and Ymn Gasko will porfnnn jn the pnillinlnaries Celestial May Be Star Pilot Troy Ort Tho tlal that llke bland never failed Hhun Kwan tho only full blooded Chluceo quar terback on a coltoge eleven when he was given flral opportunity to get into the game on the RenMe laer Polytechnic institute eleven against New York univeralty Kwan to unusually fleet footed head in leading the teain and full of pep every minute that he football toga on Thia rare a real Chlnene athlete much to the training of prep school at Mercers burg academy In Pennsylvania and Inst year made the quarterback po sition on the freshmen eleven of Rensselaer I'nly BUCKNELL reebie Ies Boswell Gerhardt KUnv Newcoinbe Elliott Waddell Morrison Spotts Bortz Hoffman 3 1 I tLi ll rt Referee V' A Schwartz Brown Um Pr Rtoloy Colgate Linesman Dunkhouser Wabash Time of 15 minutes Veteran Trainer One of the Youngest in Civil War was Bornj Horseman Winning Notable Races in Long Pro gram for Ml Clemens Ice Races Gives All Owners a Chance Itlrlmrds Hebert Smith Nnrranec Mills Score by Albion Smltb Karrantm A rd to fnr llurteh Hathway for oil 1 ZV 141 $111 15 minutes Normal Kimball Ypsilanti Nor mal Btrokes tinder par Evans got aplendld dlatnnce off tho tee but putted poorly all morning and won but one hole Sawyer wm but llttln help having trouble keeping his Irons on the line On the first nine of tho after noon Evans made a determined stand and took three holes from tho Boston players but the latter were three up at the 27th and fin ished tho match when Guilford got a winning three at the 30th Oui met another at the 31st and both uuirnot ana uuiirora victory at the 32nd I While the Chicago celled off the tees the plaved a much better short game specially Uulmet whoso chip shots'ufirl Ttiitt wir ilandlv all up Everything was dying around high explosives shrapnel whizz bangs coal boxes rum jars oil drums That made me real soro on this fellow having good time all over country on my reputation so I am going to put an action against that man 1 am going to have three changes against this man for maltin false statement second for impersonation third In tent to defraud the public at large Now It's up to judge what kind of punishment he give for that" "I Annapolis Md Oct Whip ping Haverford with such ease that after 'fr points had been scored In the first tireo periods the entire scrub team was sent in tho Navy today completed a total of 212 points In three games 1 visitors were neverdangor cus and only once did they make a first down Only four times did they have the ball in their posses sion At no time did they hold tho pigskin beyond tho riildtleld mark While itholr weaker and lighter opponents were helpless at nil HmiiS 4 la nrtllvxst a 1 1 I ib vitt' auuooutit5nvu til itlfttv" Tht final More was 89 to 0 'Hl I 1 1 I1 rancis and Guilford Beat and Sawyer in Benefit Match by 6 Up and 4 to Go Champion Has Very Poor Day on Greens Game Expected When Soccer Aggregations oh Sunday Afternoon It fans wll have chance tor and Bricklayers in ac Sunday at Packard park I week the game Ih In the cup competition in which from all over the United rj take part Re fere will start the game ft 2:30 CjNcItlier club han been beaten Ze local league and they rank uf Detroit's best teams winner1 of this bout will he rked by either the Cornthians org Stars in the next round of urnpetiton and th third round for a battle with one ot tho ern teams teams will be selected from ollowlng players: Roses Wul Higgins Higgins Zwell ne Hall Preston Greig isch Crockett 'McPherson Held ton MeLive Topping and A Bricklayers Seay Robert Cowan Marshall Shields McLeod Knv PmnAr Oliver McBeth Davies Warburton Nicol and Lung Sunday morning Vikings aha Cricketers play at Northwestern field at '10 and Solvay has a club game at Solvay park at the same time Those are exhibition games and the teams will try out several new men before placing them on the league elevens The Junior league will provide two games and these should be well contested Roses Juniors play Caledonia at Atkinson park and Rising Star will tackle the Macnlls Rangers at Belin Jslr kick off 10 a Mt for a 'ruary built a big betting shed there fur the mutuels which was as far as they got AU this needs Is a glass front and 'some stoves tn make it comfortable in the coldest weather winter barns now are being put In shape and all of this work will be finished before winter be gins Windsows and doors have been added and the trainers: now there arc pleased with themselves for they feel that they picked out right spot There are several horses at the track and more coming every week so that the principal training eol onv of the state will be leatfd there "racing is such a novelty ami so popular here that we are' going ro try and put on a meeting that is up to the standard of the best that have been givem in said Mr Taylor believe there has been more talk about ourJOKmm tlng In ebruarY Jhan either of HLUlhkj 4 rs ALBION ELEVEN BY RANK COOKE Among the drivers who made periodical excursions into Michiganz tackling the big lino at the late lamented Bluo Ribbon meetings andthe smaller fry In the Short Ship circuit none gave starters more trou ble than did McCarthy whose death was chronicled fn the news columns some weeks ago And the Judges too they did not overly relish McCarthy tactics yet everybody liked "Knap" and keen regret! accompanies his untimely demise McCarthy was onp of tho old school of drivers Some have claimed I that he started before Geers on which point there is a contro 1 versy but he did win a race in St Louis In 1878 and there are few still I In the sulky who can say as much 'X i When he was seven years of agoy he rode horses for the government He continued to ride until big enough to drive and then ho drove for al most half a century dying in the 1 sulky so to speak for it was a col 'f llslon at Charleston Illinois which resulted the fatal fracture of his skull There was a lot of the mllfchu man kindness about McCarthy He was very pleasant and agreeable about tho or in the stand but when In a race he had a de finite end in view asked and re ceived and gave few favors Story of the 1 McCarthy Avas born at ElmiraN on March 22 1855 hence was past C2 at the time of his demise or three years younger thap Geers The first known of him outside uf the family and boyhood playmates was In '1362 when a government' purchasing1 agent wjis 'herding horses at Elmira McCarthy a towhead boy put in 'all of his spare time1 exercising the army mounts and so proficient did he be come tliatvhen the Seventh artil lery joined tho Army of the Potomac lie was with it remaining with that i command li the Ninth cavalry un III the end tue Civil war Battle field or encampment al vays found the sturdy ld at hand he was tearless and took desperate chances even then All of hls'pos sessions were toted from camp to camp in a shabby old i knapsack tj ked up on a battle field This 4ade him so conspicuous that the soldiers affectionately dubbed and this with the eon trail ion hung to him through life He continued riding horses for the government after the war and then returned to Elmira' where he soon became busy riding runners in quarter races and at race meet ings in the fairs about New YorK Mate McCarthy was a born horse man and he was hut afraid to tackle anything in the line the pace set by bigger boys and men bclngHhc one he strove to follow' Apprentice to Dan Mace In the fall of 1867 opportunity tapped at his door Dan Jlace then premier reinsman ofU he country visited Elmira with a mixed stabie of trotters and runners which were to race at the fair Among thorn i was the thoroughbred mare Char lotte I that afterwards became fa mous as thQ running gau th a IU4 1 I i fn 11 VIlnnipi'Hl II UILVI Garthy was for and the skill greatest weak the mare their lint Next sprinu whole to be their 13 Tears of't ground gainers gene to Bassett at right an appr Coryell at left tackle Being 4ht back frequently and thowvantage though it came pi final drive the Detroiters be budged anil this in pite of tho fact that the armers wore nn several occasions' able to bring the ball within scoring dis tance of Ttudr goal The retirement of Ramsey in the fourth quarter and the shifting of Turner tn the line gave the Aggies an introduction to youngster who from the standpoint at least was the feature Though ho never had played a football game before Coach Brewer took him in hand fouf 'weeks ago ho exhibited speed and ability to pick a holo which 'ave the armers first downs on two occasions and saved them from scores by Jong runs at two other times He proved to be the dnlv man arnnmr the arm I era whn could run down tho Detroit quarter By Ills showing today lie undoubtedly will bo moved up from reserve to regular in the back field Archer Punts 'Well punting also stood the A eleven in good stead though lie was given plenty of competition by Allen Both mon averaged be tween 80 and 40 yards Refuting the apparent nne sidedness of tho score was the record for first downs made Those showed the Detroiters with eight Urate down to their credit against the Aggies seven Thd Aggies played the game minus two of their first team men Both Gas and IhuiiTiirs were absent in the backlh Id in all lie visitors were assessen yaraa Aggies 75 Nummary: Brilliant Ninety Yard Run in Opening Quarter atal to the Methodist Bunch 7 to 3 is the Result Alma Mich Oct Alma col lege tobtball team continued its great pace today and put Albion college uut of the Michigan Inter collegiate race by a brilliantly net ted touchdown which gave Alma the lung end of a 7 to 3 score pnly once did the Albionit'S really threaten goal putting the ball on tiu two yard line after a couple nf brlliant passes Cole to Osborne four downs and Albion had lost eight yards and her one big chance for tho game It was the only time Aib'on go: within tho 10 NORTHEUN Hilton Ebel McKerhnlfl i Daughal Smith HRvk nnahanMonahan Hllty Walkor ixsyburn S15 000 last McCarthy raced in the Michigan circuit this year from June until August The best work he showed nere was witn the elect with been discarded Two Week 1 ormal announcement of the Mtj Clemens ice races Is out and frorru tho inquiries received Albert W1 Taylor the manager looks for best In thjB line ever seen on thil Bide of the border The big meet Ing be held January 28 td ebruary land from ebruary 11 to 15 a second meeting will be put on the' expectation being that Dex ter Park will take the Intervening week "ollowing Is the program for uie dtsl weea: Monday January 28 2:30 purse 800: 2:25 pace (early Ing) $500 2:09 pace $400 Tuesday January purse $300 2:13 pace (early ine) SiOO Wednesday January 20 2:13 trot pace January 31 2:16 trot 2:20 trot (early clos pace $300 SPLENDID GOLING CAUSES DEEAT OR EVANS A ft ICE RACE PLANS "AT MT CLEM i 5 a jr 1 '4ri' A 4 A V'XdA 4 fc 4 ft a)' 47 7 viiX ''P A fit eH 7 i jf I 'J A 7 i 1 1 0 lv I I si ft 4 1 '1 I A i i gfl aJ Aver Carlsen" Vsnginkto 1 TMaynard Sutlmikind 1 Conk Stahl 4 A Wray Shto a Dieter Seldt'l Altohnus 'Miller Miller 1 lrrrh McCarter 1 11' Light EMslcnlay 1' Berry Score by pi'ilodw: I 3 3 4 Pittsburgh 0 0 14 pcntisylvinla 0 0 0 PttUburgli storlucV Cartoon McLaren Goals front touch.