Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 17

ir Jii California Gave Tigers Two All Time Record Setters in Defensive Way SERVICE TEAMS AGGIES SHOULD QMIIHIIHHHUIHIIUIMMIHIMNIHHUUUHHIMIIMHHIQ MAKE MICHIGAN HAVE ARRANGED MUCH TROUBLE WELL OUGHT IS itr WAY TO DESCRIBE PONTIAC GOBS GO ar BY 'AT' LARUE HOW In only catcher i tjfcwX In football bultlu at Navin A ft 593 719 VOICE ROM PAST WESTERN INDS Running Races IS DEI IN YOUNG NORTHERN TEAM PETER TOO POWERUL BUSINESS EAR Little slips In actual use the average Dodge Brothers Business Car is as effi cient today as the day it was built It will pay you to visit uv and examine thia car oud rx The haulage cost is unusually low R1VEH THOMAS DOYLE Amateur Briefs A quMten 0 Glendale 4700 Woodward at Garfield ALBION BEATS NORMALS Goal Yes Is Purely Vegetable The Recreation Safe Blood Treatment Wli NORMAL 41 MUrtTabbi catcher now league up IE King Boucher huuner Haiviw 1915 1910 mutlMs on any reserve ill they 1 win Wnn1 had to of injury He hig footbnH Summary: nllmvnnr? Weather cloudy track fuu 0 0 touch nr rooift hnrkR poswenHlng prop Lu I Id tip nil parts of ho addition to nd and polnons from the Cole 2 from touchdown Cole i Aprbln anofhor nw recruit th main contrn 4 being a I book Wunl Cnza 1 Smith Presho Smith Brynnt 111 Capital City lll: Vloh li'T Petclua 112 TEAMS WELL MATCHED GAME A THRILLER (hr ult tluie American catcher' record tor of men thrown out In flf tl a government mntoria uze the TWENTY SIX GAMES ON THEIR SCHEDULE and all firu of Waterman f'r Cruil Itamler Holke Western BACKIELD IS AST AND WELL SUPPLIED WHMlgate 2 Gnala NuliMtit lit Inna Eastman fur Tierce Holts for McCullough fur Huthimuy Bull for Eantrnun: McCulloueh for Edgar rgennt for Hhlvldn McCall fur tixborn vvflutvrn Norma Time nf 16 minutes jayior bprinnueiu i western Normal Benjamin Muruy Hitler Work in Early Gaines Leads to Belief That A Has Real Eleven Known for 50 Years as the Best Remedy for Rheumatism Ca Cutl trnpr' Mot ulUHliV An loiin Brnnjh Will Morton Veteran Negro Boxer Now Is Anxious to Get Into our Round Contests Motor Corps 7 0 at inish With Score Merely an Inci dent of Afternoon Spring Vrcvland nd GllllM red Mitchell bit since hold a major berth after Washington traded him away is a catcher who never has tried to make much of a dash while' working His strongest spe cialty the breaking up of the nit and run play is something that average fan dors not get The players give him full credit Break STANAGE CAN MAKE OUR BOASTS SHOULD HE QUIT NOWf TWO LEAGUE MARKS ARE SAE IN MITT OSCAR VITT A Aw mb I HKI1I ENTRIES race maiden 2 yoar olds 6 furlongs oot Avion Veteran Mandarin HI Pride Liberty Lady No 1'lnrp for Mikheil manager o' the who has been in Chicago the close of the season tn go tn Euston in search jot) He had ben rxpucttng li Gi'IU eating mu the lining tnbrane producing chronic dyspepsia ami often entirely ruining the health 8 8 Is madn entirely of gen im tiating healing purtryu herns ana nrtlPH that system In Imnurhles blond la a safe treatment for Hhoiimat Ism Catarrh Scrofu la Sores and leers Skin 1 Hschhor Blood Poison and all disorders of the blood It cleanses th ntlru system and It's permanent Get at nnv drug atom today It Is a standard remedy recognixed evcrvwhero ag the greatest blood antldoto ever discovered If yours is a peculiar rasa write to Medical Director 442 Swift Laboratory At lanta Advertisement IL ii' II It It 1 St i and Mtuk nr Victor Svwru by Wesivrn Northern Harris Hunley IltbM Kalder Viuu Northern: Munihun fur Bun jumln Weau rn Crawford for Bet' ncr CLAIMS ARE LAUGHED AT hau put the his veins lay claims to records was the season which Stanago had 312 assists the existing league record Street larUci hud set the mark ut '10 In 1S11 the Detroit catcher had assists and this ba never been beaten save by the pair of 200 per formance referred Slanagu alau wax the champion In Apait from Oscar nnlv Lew Crlger was champion thrower inure than once Tha Bostonian led in and Schreck led In put outs six years and schnik livu times Those are records homebody has to throw striko outs to get a backstop that mark Aided Bush to Marks In any year that a catcher la toss ing out men with unusual frequency it necessarily follows that he aids his records It Is of In terest to hole therefore that the two seasons in wrncii Bush hd all of Hie shortstops tn every fielding outs assists ere und 1914 lu the 190 was A catcher now Ktiehli! Ixwy Snyder f'arr Knnhdl ronilfiu River Rouge Vreeland Lane Lin 4r Osterhold Head Overbrook Tontlac: Nyo for Khnball JUiver Hour! Peters for Will Thornai fop Wsrd Davldstm for McMullin for Motulusky Ward for Thmnas Peters for Hnvldnon Larsen fur Ell Time of quartern 13 min utes no he told the boys 1 reckon can get by with the i lour round game 1 felt as well In years as Hclit now Anv of these heavyweights will suit me and nut going do any pici I In Tom Ring Rattles i of wti Tr you can s'lll read the rfrniunc a of discarded) scrapper )ni tan ascertain that Young right name Sim was horn on octob 1h77 almost 41 years bur Maryland the home uf Joe Backstop is Boss Not Only of Catchers Pegging Now But for Entire History of the American League BY JOE JACKSON Thia is principally a short story about a silent sort ot person who was a member of tho Detroit ball club for ten full seasons and on whom you can win yourself a bet or a series ot tho same or al most anybody will wager you that the Tigers do not possess a player who: llohU league number NCUMon 2 0 1 from 824 i 385 I CATCHER C9f 212 168 l0 SECOND 1912 419 la the only backstop to lend In UMsLsta three with a sin gle exception only one to do It more thnu once Has twice had more than any Atttcrlcau Hat la the hnrneaN who ever pegged out more than 200 A buac run nera These are some feats (or one man to perform especially wben so few fans have realized that he was dolngthesethiugs Oscar Stanuge did them Renaona They Mlaaed Them Detroit has had more than Its share of record setters with Cobb the greatest of them all Bush a good runner up as has been shown in a previous article that dealt with that player and with Veach and VHt and Young both champions in their positions at onu time or other as this tale will ted I Vitt like Cobb and Bush and Stanage went into retirement possessed not only of season's titles but also of a pair of league marks AH of th' time that these players were winning their titles or set ting their records Stanage was do ing the same thing (July he wasn't getting the recognition and for two reasons One wag that he always was on a club that was notable as an attacking force rather than as a defensive organization The Tigers could make ruiu but they couldn't stop the other iellows from scor ing them also Stanage never a great hitter and fllways a slow runner did not figure in the on slaughts with any great frequency Also while Hciialk most lauded summary: 1ST smith Time tiUMHerK a hirwuti I in 1 3 which means 2: back and for most of the uld do 112 nlrvly wasn't any slouch ns thu proves IB I OXO I hu ikf irst Coat Keynote 111 Romeo Clean Gone Doleful 111 Stella's Shadow Royal a vorite 1U Also eliejiblw: Banna Light Curpvt Sweeper 111 SunnlnKdaie Hr la vts Hi Dihiuda Miss Vowkl Hl jw'conu race cfammiK up turiohj vale Amackassln Mari hfnont kane yueen 112 Aibu ollkiibio: P'S Lady Eileen 1M Widow Budolte A Comlskey 1Q Delaney 120 Third rare selling 2 year oHs 6 fnr Dnttio Vandlveer 115 annie Mee han 112 st Quentin Ground Swell 109 ruulttiey Idlllan Shaw 107 of Arc 95 Younee 113 Duchess Klo Hv leeing Sheik 110 Tommy Wwuc Mm oeuvvr P'S Ambassador III Also eligible: Maladroit IOS Margot Kelly 102 Gath 110 ourth race th Chesappako liberty Bond purse 3 year olda and up Smart Money 113 Jane rances loO Val uriuua 100 Belle Koberis 97 Highland Lad 110 Valor Red Sox too ifth rare luiining 3 yoar cd(U and up 1 1fi miles Jack Dr Yodel Ing 1J' Vocabulary 1'K Half Meas ure KM Maxlin'a 1'G Csaidelarla yt Muse Sea I renin 110 Keziah Sumtor Brudcrivk 101 TOP TO STANAGE YOUNG VITT Eskimos Hit Line Hard Mixing Up Their At tack (or 38 to 7 Victory Western fell to the heavy North ern high eleven on Clark park grid iron Saturday afternoon 38 tn 7 the lone Cowboy touchdown being the result of a forward pass strong and licet back field found tho line easy picking and waded through it for gains almost as it willed Mun ihan who substituted for Bcnja man the Northern halfback show ed especially good at gaining through the Scotten avenue front line defense Bush youngsters dis played ability to mix the aerial at tack with a powerful uft tacklu and around end offense and this help ed considerably Northern's short passing right over the Cowboy line was exceptionally good and was successful nimosi every time called Hawley broke away fop the only Western score nf inn game after receiving a long forward Smith scored twice fur Northern while Monihan was in possession of the leather on three occasions wh tho Eskimos crossing nnai nine inar Summary WESTERN Silverstein 1 Van Tiittxvl I leming i 1 MJWtlli HE 0 1 I'' Wnlverlne Reserved will play the Nationals Sunday at All jdayerH repurt at Seneca and I Canfield at 1:30 YEARS THEY LED IN VARIOUS LINES THIKl vear ul'ls anti Kins Worth Hrouin Back Bay I'llwn 115 inal 112 iw Jobe 1W Capt Chemung Blake 115 Spo Jue ill Tan IL 109 Reiher Ovrrlnkra Tncheri nnl Wing In lHNt Half Kalnmarno Mich Oct 12 Al bion college turned the tabloa on Western State Normal this Hfter noon after the locals apparently had sewed up the game 14 ta 12 Nor mal ran tho soufo up to 12 to 0 before the invaders hul started counting Lineup and Six Are Included in Circuit to Open Oct 26 tarrh Scrofula Skin Diseases (Uncovered NORTHS RN (in sun Taato 6 6 3b 2 Monllmr) II Twchf mm V)irI 1 llead Bodford the of the neatest por formPfl the Aggies have ever had If ho can use his head as well us ho uss his arms hands legs and feet the roaches find It nrc ewary to send in subs with instruc tions at critical places in the game Simmons and Cheney are being trained work as reserve Uar ters Young Peter Jackson who was a fighter when a lot of the young fellows now watching scraps were i just taking their first peep at old Mother Earth tolls the four round promoters hr wants a fling at the four round game as conducted in San rancisco is a sailor at Mare Island and the regu lar life training dieting that whi'ch youth into lie youngster would belle any such assertion Probably he's lost his speed and most of the things that go to make I up winner Put don't be mb prised' if the matchmakers listen to his a vaudeville inuney for tin nnv He Is a bluejacket iA champion I'm he Lone Touchdown ollows umble by Navy With Ball on Its Own Yards Line Now wa know why they call them the flRhtlng referring of course to the army and navy The Pontiac representatives ot the first branch and the Rouge gobs meet ing field un Saturday won by the sol diers 7 to 0 showed the reason They also IndlcateC two good spots for local club matchmakers to tag for reference Pontiac Mich and River Rouge are the places West Point and Annapolis have put on some historic contests They never staged one with more spirit than was fihown by their proto types in this fray They may have played a bit better football but they had no more light and never so many fights The one spot in which they have had it on the Pon tiac Rouge fray was in crowds It was a crime that so well contested iniG' exciting a game should have so small attencance And the gobs in the stand should be put in the brig for so httle rooting per man as they were good for Army the Smoother Ten111 Army looked the heavier of the two teams and was the smoother worker this referring to football Navy was a bit the better in the by product sport The game was one mainly of straight fuutluHl Both sides tried numerous forward passes and neither completed one The only time the ball have to be was once in the first quarter when Brough in tercepted an Army pass uihbllng was common on both sides and sometimes costly Penalties were extremely frequent ud handling of the ball by Navy gave Army tne lune score toe day in the third quarter the Pon tiac outfit wiui forced to kick Navy gut the ball on Its five yard line and of course attempted to punt on the first play Tne ball was bloekec' by one oi own play ers and was recovered by Army Nye took it over in one play and Vrieland kicked goal Coanrfd plnya Well Cozadd was Navy's one consist ent ground gajner and was the Individual star in this line for both sides An Interesting feature was Hie duel between the rival team captains Lieutenant Holden of the Army and Petty ofiicer Ell of the Rouge The lieutenant was on ris feel and still going strong at Hie finish Ell was on the side linos being banished just before the final whistle tor swinging his left while an oflielal was watching him to that time knowing that he had dp on tiDDCu on puncher ho had used the right wh en wwn watcncu like these however will come oc casionally to mar a man's other wise perfect day In justice for Ell it should be said that ho played a very strung game for his team though handi capped by the opposition's special attention attack wus the stronger though the fact that there was any score was largely due to a little bit of bad football luck The Navy can pride itself on the stubborn and successful defense it showed when driven to the last ditch saving itself on several oc casions when scores seemed sure OtfielalN Show Sense Tho work of Referee Iine and Empire Osterhcld in ho trying a name is worthy of special mention They iisol judgment overlooking some infractions because no one seriously objected to the show of spirit nere was only one pulsion and nnlr Ano nlaver do laaon om because was hurt while play of the backstops had great pitch ers to work with the Detroiter usually hmi indifferent pitching taken as a whole to handle And that makes a difference wit ness the case of Charlie Street only league record Vitt hIm kd 'd her man In the 200 assists Hat in percentage both vufn Hu always handled Johnson That HninnHiHinitnfiKHKnnmtitfQ ch made him look good He (lllt' Henthcnte tho young out tbdilT showing dina ver Nort western Bnosicre will practice Sunday nt 9:30 o'clock RnostviM ennage the Elkhiirlti In the afternoon nt Nmh western Odd All players report at 9:30 sharp Detroit Junior Horror league will huhl a wtiiiK it 2S5 Delaware avenue Tuus day nighr ollowing clubs be repre sented Marells Rangers Culedunians and Rising Stun Eterno club would like to book Kames with uny fast 75 or team Call Lincoln 2MM and rsk tor Al St Gerards are without giunu for Sunday ami would like hear from some 110 pouad team In the city re Ktirdlnp sanin Harty at Cedar 'M a ho noon will be hold Sunday morning at park Woodlands will play the Boosters Sunday at fj'May avenues All players report find Woodward avenues at 1 St Gerartl Mldgtty are without a game for Sunday and would like to book up with some fast team weigh ing about 55 pounds Call Cedar 1105 and auk for Davin will play tho Delray club nt Atkinson park nt 2:30 Sunday All playars report for practice at 9 St Ani'dne football club will or ganize for the Reason Any player wising a tryout report at Ooldberg Held al Iti o'clock Sunday morning Al! players of Ihri neuson report Nationals and the Wolverine Re crvcH will come together Sundav afternoon Any loam wlRhlng paiDiq later In the season call Lincoln 386 St Gerards Juniors have permit for Clark park and would like to book a game for Sunday with Rome 170 or 8(Dpoun! eleven Cull Rattle at Cedar HP2 before 11 as a left hanc' Plenty of Ball Toter Are Available Line Needs Some More Shifting About Sp 'clal to The ree Press East I ansing Mich Oct Vi th tho wind up today ot the Ag third week ot football re hearsals it has been brought home to followers of the armers the conviction that Coach Gauthier has a team of no moan merit As in inevitable in an eleven consisting in tho main of young sters no matter how much natural speed and ability they may pos 'he work of the boys in this successful meeting with hillside was minus the clock llko plon and surety of movement that should come later but there was enough aggressiveness and speed to compensate for what may have been missing The forecast seems Justified that by next Saturday when A will till Its aiiBual appointment with the Wolverines the team will give the Yosrtnen measure for measure with perhaps a dash or two nt hot stuff to boot Shifts on Line Thh usual pre seasnn shifting men Is still In progress though only In tho line The composition ot tho backfield seemed to be pret ty well settled upon by Acting rector Gauthier and Coach Cort wrlght when tho team faced Hills dale An unusual feature of the aforeiuent lotted makeup however is the fact that It Includes more In dividuals of class than any string of ball carriers tho Aggies have had In tho last halt dozen sea sons Only Graves nt fullback Is hold ing his place without dispute This boy with his 190 pounds of Iron muscle and 1(1 foot 3 Inch stride Is showing more class with every prac tice and by the end of the season ought to bo winning a place In A C's football records with the Exelbys and Julians ive Iltilvca Available Of halfbacks the team has at least five enough to allow the coaches to save a man now and then who may need resting up without hav ing to sacrifice the effectiveness of the baeklleld Snider Dunphy Bra dy Schmidt and Simmons are prac tically ot a kind and alt fast Sim mons for a time was tried at quar terback hut didn't fit In quite ns smoothly erris SHU ho has worlds llcetness and should he able to team In well with his mates at half At quarter erris Is tor the pres ent having things much his own way Tho only question In the minds of the coaches as to his fitness tor the place Is on the point of gener alship In technique passing tho liall running Interference blocking tacKting nnn cun us he Is one of the neatest per Heavyweight Boxing Instruc tor at Camp Kearney Says Like to Take on Willie iatrue the Oakland Cal heavyweight who hag hen acting aa physical director and boxing Instructor at Camp Karny i onu of thoso who laiitfh at the efforts of San ranrlanins tn hunt Willie Meehnn a a champion or aa boxer of championship callher Th se adorers hold that Dempsey waft entitled to Willard's crown ny default und thru Meehan ly win: ning decision in a tour round bod ing content annexed the Right now Larue is In the enemy country Speak having been 'summoned San Er inciuu because he ia within the new dntft age and may be taken for Hume work other titan tnat he han ween doing He preiera to atari his new lite in a bunt with Meehan who right now is on tne roau in sketch raising athletic funds If Mehnn tha hum ti! (if chain iUOhrt' sajs "Who Is Mechau anyway that all the world should be kowtowing to him? Will 1 tight him' Course I will lor a buncilt or ointirwlux between you and I ml the fence post this fellow Meehan never coulti light I think he's soft and I'd Juul like a crack at him that' ali tot Which means another ppoitcnt for Willie onee lie has finished with his 11 weeks' thvatrial engagement and Is ripe for buttling But after the It furlough the natal au thorities uro going to clamp down the ltd llkcly they vill Insist thm Meehan ought to do some training with bls suitor broth ra and 1st the tight game go for a' time IJoe Corbett Is to Be Banker Joo Corbett former well known National and Coast league: pitcher and brother ot the for trier heavyweight boxing chani pion is now a member of the staff of the Bank of Italy Ini San rancisco and 13 learnings bunking business He re i signed his Job In tho county! elerk'e office to take up his now lino of work brother Jim was a clerk: sin a hank when ho decided to! stake up boxing so Joe Is pick sing up where Jim loft off years sago Dr A Glanlnnl prosl jdont of the Hank of Italy was Joe's catcher when they were: students at St Mary's that ho forest nnd the field are nhun dantlv supplied with vegetation of various kind! that furnish the In gredients for making a remedy for "''TV Hl nnd ailment of mnn It In Medicines made from oots herbs end barks which Na turn hits Placed at the (Itsposnl of innn are better than strong mineral und concoctions MlnorM medicines work dangerously on th Solloato parts of tho 3Prclally th stomach and bowels by and total chances big aeauons 1911 latter year when bitter than uny wurklniz has done Rmh Rd a put outR mark 35 butter Hiun ever had been done or than uwr han been done Other than Stanage another Cali fornian ORuur Vitt la the mcrnlur of the 1918 duh who with CobbuJjdiUHh holda marks that are league records ax well aa season'd championship rfonfiancea Oscar th ecund didn gut his figures In co operation with Oscar Ihu irst hpcatise didn't start until ufter Stanftge htul stopped putting up tha big figures Until 1915 Vitt never was the regular third sacker play Ing that bag Second or the outfield and never being In 100 Kaiiiew tn any year from 1912 to 1914 Inclu sive Sixth nee claiming 3 yeir uaIa 1 16 mihja 'Boxer Johnson Dartworih HO ViJdl D7 Mim illey luj N'iKel llo Lyiin HO Widow Redolte JU7 Uirinne 1W Clark Hb Arbitrator HO Daybreak PI Hchn Atkin tel Seventh mu 1 1 dining 3 yoar olds and UJ 1 1 11 inlli'H Gold're Hoy ILS Cliff JuM 110 Marianne 17 t'emn Prince 111: Mali! 102: airly Bill im inohM 110 per'At one 17 Cni taln Ila Luturpe who made surh goodon the St LhiiIr Ear much of the time batting 300 has enrolled at I enn mill' Is listed as an apprentice icnmiin HentncoTo a imnmun Penn last year leaving school arc pt a Job with the Cardinals He is not yet 21 years ot age Indians Are ighters rrnsldont Jim Dunn of the Cleve land Indians lias listed IS of bull players In military sorvh a The pltohors Include Dick arson Torkelsnn Gould Lamlmth Kh i fir Morton nnd Petty The ontchTs am DeBerry Hlllngs and Thmias the Inflnhlers are Giilsto Ilsrrl" prana Wambsganss Lunto chnpmnn The ouilleblers nre PART ONE Eat Smeke Rett and Pie Yeer CM Temorrete a4 To You Are Invited BIG SCHEDULE 4 Naval and Army Camps Never Will Head Off Third Sacker on His All Around Defensive Work fori Book in 1916 Season Ing it up with Rome of the pitch mg that he has handled doubly com mends ukill I Ilin blggcHt year wns 1911 which 2 I as it huppeiiB was the one tn which Cobb got hln greatest number of I'acfird That u'na ihu swimrin in A 4 4 4 4 4 4 4' 444 4 NOT ALL EECTIVE WORK IS THAT DONE BY MORE SPECTACULAR PLAYERS THOUGH THEY WIN THE GREATER RECOGNITION Baseball ear and the Other The word Lan a sdlffvrent meaning ths way an American no I siller tor elaht vearw a major league baaeuall player put mu tell you that any guy iya lm ahi i ufruid the first titne ho la un fire either got braniM ttiuukli to bu afraid or Im a plain Her 1'vh stepped slnto a few last one In my day Hind even Walter Johnaun IcouMn't drive mo away from thus hutc I 'herftn tell ynn that tlrat night 1 waa under fire: was wnrfe neared than a Lush league pitcher in an exhibition aarro with three men on and Ty jUobh coming up swinging threw sbita! 3 that explalnH fornvr teaaehnll a tar 5 of get cinti ol of yuuraelf symir knees decide that II Ian I 5nht htmVi Weekand ynu pitch In: son yur own demon Joe on divers occasion? nnd mice whan Joe tnd to riakn tij and weak ened Walcott waa stopped in four rounds Young fighting practically came to close in 19u7 some 12 years after he started And now some 11 years further along he has tho desire to try it over again And a tot of tne 001 timers can remember back wouiu Jackson the uhcr oven if couldn't figutu him at the Bnkflrhl 1 nat But leaving and out of the matter the backfield as ittnn lH it except lonally fitHt and plenty of by which is ant tho necessary com hlntt ion of weight and speed and Ho aldlltv vary Its attack with out bss of Graye Schmidt and Dunphy are able Hno smashets uhll" erris Snider Brt dy nti'l SlmmonH aro quick travel ers In the open field It It inlv in spots In the line that things at still a bit unsettled nl tliourli Sehw nnd Andrews nt the inds' rans and Anderson In the tm lties and A roller at center have nrettv 11 hooked up with those itosltions There still Is a chance s'hmldt may be used at oner the oinm and Sch'vel moved In to a tackle Bion hut the nmvo ii not expected is the Grand Rnp 11a t'cniral linesman of last fall nln Is a P''i 'lslnnt candidate for a tn lib' nnslgnini'iit nnd would prob 1 nikf lt easily had any ranson and Anderson tlm two blest heads Ml team to VV 1 1 a It Ivr wltll IS IO i guard where he can ne Cttre the veterans on "in lilliiK llilny In '11111 Vitt got going third base always he led all of the far cornerites In all three fielding lines He camo back with the same stunt In Htlff "'th the difference that his marks for both assists and total chances were higher than eVer before had been hung up They still stand HUI performatee was a wonderful one His total chances were M' In excess of any third baser's In tiny year and his assists "1 to tho good Besides this he ed In lieldhiK percentage in both seasons Neither Stanage nor Jluh ever did this In any year Vitt also was In on the offense being one of the few men to get well over the century mark In runs scored with no In the 1915 season Ho drew SV pusses that year Pep Young who with Bush and Vitt gave tho Tigers a great Infield for several seasons was a champion in ll'll when he led the league sec ond basemen In assists and total chances accepted That was the last full distance season In this dope HUH for which tho official averages are not yet Issued Is not considered It ennnot affect fielding totals anytvay because of Its brevity Neither Is 1900 when the league was called the American but was a minor circuit Proceeds rom Contests Will Help Put Athletic Depart ments on Supporting Basis Chiuago 12 Athlutic oflkart of naval ant army camp in the' middle wmR urangud a service foot ball Rchndule at a meeting hftr day that probably will prove as air tractive as the ten" programs Tw cnty alx games ware arranged and others will be listed within tw VlCfki WRh the spirit of the army veraui ihu nu entering Into most of thj believed the contest will iHtraU Urgu crowds and enough mvnoy lu place the athletic departmunta uf the untunrnenlH on a self suppurting baU The team will be iKLU up nt enllt('d nvns maiy ft iivni were t'ormer inter cuib'ge sihcs Tne scnrihtlu follows: Vlhrre 'I hey lay Camp 'Irani October 24 Wiscon sin ut Madison November 2 Chanute Plying field at Rockturd November Cainp 'iayior Chicago Novem her 16 Army buhtrnn school at rnaha November 23 Cleveland naval itsuvuii at Chicago Camp Tuyiur November 9 Camp Grant at Chicago November 16 Cuinp Hancock at iA ulsvllie Novem ber 3 Camp siriermui at Louisville Au Camp Gurdon at At lanta cfisuttgu Naval Reserve October 19 Nuiie I'ainv al South Hend Oc tober 2 lllinmu at Urbana Novem htr 2 Army Balloon School at uma ha November Cleveland Naval Reserve at Cleveland November 14 Cnmp Dudgx at Chicago November 23 WUeonsin (tentative) November 3u Camp Grant at Chicago ump Camp Dodge November 8 Army Halloun School at Omaha tentative sovemoer 16 Chicago Naval Keaervc at Cnicago Novem ber 23 open November Camp unfitvn al Kansas City November 3u open ci Army Balloon Octo bur Creighton al vmaha: Novem i br 2 Chicago Naval Reserve at nuiaha November 9 Camp unston at Kansas City: November 15 Camp i Grant at Omaha November 21 opvr November 2s open (Nebraska pending) Cleveland Naval October i 19 Washington and Jefferson at 1 October 26 open Novem ber 2 open November 9 Chicago Naval Reserve at Cleveland Novem ber 16 open November 23 Camp Grant at Cleveland: November 28 Camp Sherman at Cleveland Vul Mourr BUya Bonds Vai Moore navy bantamweight i champion bought worth of Llbeitv bonde through Lieutenant Jrhn Kennedy flic er in charge of ioxinp 1U1 I 1911 1914 WT Ij Tb atniKPln far th larnx nt rh'bt I' ft K'rrl ls n'11' 11 rP lit wltll llallny last years n'ki'i: Onlrn of the lb Johns of IiinnlnR hlRh Hi ii I at laivo 0 0 0 01 ir ui I er 3 in I ms year I 1 i 0 8 8 UsHiio I 'fliltl' Eillilto j1 NkmAEb i 5 I 411141 1 ti nLrfSAur iJ X'MJfii VrL 'ui I i fl 1 socaaesxr McCullough Te Cameron Coffrnn Cruil Garfield Rower ux Plena Stone Hathaway Miller Ibimni Redtnund Gcnry Shield! Thomas Osehnrn Spenrti ('olu If JohnRon Bird Diriiiu Score by periods: 12 3 4 Albion Cullfegu 0 7 II Western Ncnmal 0 0 12 IK.