Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 10

INDIANS HOPE EDDIE HANLON WAS GREAT IGHTER AT AGE SIXTEEN ONCE DROPPED CORBETT MICHIGAN HOPES TO GIVE COLTS ANOTHER JOLT 'i it A brnpng insWudop Cawi) Vremorfc ELKS WILL SHOW least 8hes not there on BOSS LIKES KELLY STARS AS PLAN TO APPOINT HERALDS WHIP I TAT TO BB HEAD AVIATOR BOYS HAVE NEW TYPE he had a talk no GEORGE BROWN 7 POSTS OREITS be chai OR MOOSE GO nearly IL RAYLS TO START WORKING MONDAY like another star ARMADAS ANNEX TITLE two matches to BOWLERS TAKE NOTICE 1 4 2 0 it happens brand new quirks and all stored famous Kiel cup them In out 13 made to former JI Taft to bo ot the cominis But Illinois beat Iowa and Wisconsin Iowa beats Minne sota Minnesota beat Wisconsin and Wisconsin beat 0 Which lorues Michigan to have no mercy next Saturday Or In the Sandwich Islands where the raw beot sandwich was Invented? 11 a music passed one sort proposes members contests Linnlgnn SmbfwPti wnif tl Wolf DELRAY IHibbny iNIChola ollirt Jpuncttn HolIltKl Kelly Saturday that the kib earnestly hoped that would accept the office Eastern advices that William Howard Taft onco president of the United States has been Invited to become a one man National Base ball Commission are interesting If not so important as home of the boys would have us believe New York does not always check the voto correctly as Instanced one November night of 1916 when it elected Mr Hughes over Mr Wilson Before they came here somebody said that the Albion footballlstM are man eaters According to the Rouge stories somebody said 1L right the Golden Tornado for instance tarnished now like the reputation of many million aire sons of the town it played in on Saturday Might It be 'that 'the Meth odist boys were warming up for missionary days in the cannibal communities of the ljils? Boyden shoes are high they are made of fine materials by expert workmen Nothing ill done or shoddy STEKETEE SHOULD BE WONDER NEXT AUTUMN Trainers have their work cut out will have to be on tno job The very good won 10 races nnd Leo Grand seven both of them being equally at homo on a poor half mile rlug or an oval like that nt North Randall oster stable had a year South Bond Girl 1 Trlstman and Walter were the same boys in baseball They al ways am preier unsung a real game to hitting in batting practice Is at RT i Mt Clenmns iee races am onlv height weeks distant Ben Dyer has takenils examina tion for a commission in the navy with good chances of success it is said and may decide to stick to the sea Mr Hempstead if hiring a manager for his dry goods busi ness would engage a dry goods man Mr razee for one of his shows hires though sometimes the critics say not op Betti AUCteAPY rUTTwfitfC vn UtKWVf Switching the simile it wasn't a toriyido at all just a gentleflouthfrn breeze in ji Entries to the $1000 stakes for JD20 trotters and 2:25 2:4 7 and 2:13 pacers close on Saturday Horse men should not forget Kaiser Bill with his International vachtlmr the only one to put over as gold for a time something that proved merely to bo gilded Blue and White Eleven Anxious to Get Crack State Title Dyer wilt be a credit to the navy and a lus to Detroit But Great flakes will turn out 10 promising baseball prospects to each one that she takes away If Mr Taft has been made an of fer he would do well to read the autobiography of John Toner unce governor of Pennsylvania later president of the National league Mr Tener had been a base ball player but of another and dif ferent day Neither Mr Taft nor Judge Landis often mentioned for the commission knows anything of administrative baseball Many horses now are at the track getting a few preliminary lessons ahd several will arrive this week Doings at Lansine on Justified earlier convictions any time a team is beating alt com ers by scores of 50 0 or more the Is of the weakness of its opponents rather than of its own preponderant strength VARIED CAREER WAS THAT YOUTHUL EDDIE HANLON Says Ex President Is Just the Man to Put in Pilot House of Baseball Old Dr Watts or maybe It was somebody tipped It truly when he mused: what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive NoyChange In the make up ot the national commission cun bo made without' revision of the national agreement to which there are three Na tional league American league and National association On this Mr Navin votes as often as Mr Hempstead At the Eastern Market bowling al you mty win a Ibanksgivmg int Come and oe our oHonng SOME RAPID IRE BOUT CONDUCTING With fleet in the Al lies hands and Germany disarmed Messrs Tris Speaker and Plpp have asked mat they ba dis charged from naval aviation which going to be a very active ser vice that they may return to civil life and baseball Chicago Nov 24 William IL Wrigley Jr principal stockholder of the Chicago National league club and the man who made possible the Alexander Killlfer deal tonight came out flat footed for the plan to make William Howard Taft the supreme power in baseball am heartily in favor of the said Mr Wrigley am only afraid that Mr Taft will turn down the proposition If he would ac cept such an offer it would be a great thing for baseball No one would question liis decisions His executive ability and foresight would put the game on a new high plane A man who has been presi dent of the United States and gov ernor of the Philippines would make a great baseball dictator I have been in favor of a one man national commission for a long time and 1 hope above all things that Mr Taft not only will he the man selected but that he will take the from Ainl 'Hoad llncs 'riTDC uf 12 10 Three Distinctive Models of Boyden Shoes for Men Lun White stable Is the yearling sister to Peter Volo and Volga culled Miss Morris She showed Henry Thomas quite a turn of speed ItllU JOOKH BY ROBERT EDGREN ew fighting men have had the varied experiences of Eddie Hanlon now boxing instructor at Camp re mont Although never holder of a cham pionship title Eddie was one ot the greatest fighters ot his day He was the first to put Young Corbett on the fluor for a long count after Corbett had become famous through knocking out the great Terry Mc Govern Ifknlon was only 16 years old when ha fought Young Corbett At that Hine the little Denver cham pion was one of the greatest fight era aen In many years He was a little John Sullivan In build hig flsted and as powerful as a middle weight above the waist Cold cal culating absolutely self confident and a tremendous hitter he was far too formidable an opponent for the best In the featherweight class and when he fought Hanlon was cunsidered a match for any light weight In the world Wfut to the Const Corbett went to the Pacific coast not long after he knocked out Terry McGovern in the famous Thanksgiv ing day battle at Hartford Corbett never was a featherweight during his best fighting days nnd never was featherweight cham pion for he met McGovern Rt weight several pounds over the feather limit of 122 pounds ringside and In later fights was still heavier But he was a wonderful little fighting machine at any weight So when lie was matched against Ed die Hanlon at that time the most promising youngster on the coast few' people thought that Eddie could do more than fight a stubborn los ing battle When Hanlon and Corbett enter ed the ring Coibctt shook hands in a patronizing way and wished Ed die luck lie hardly thought it nec essary to try to overawe Hanlon and hls betore the fight as he did In other Important en counters for he was sure the bout would be simply another easy way to pick up a few thousand dollars Imagine surprise then when young Eddie Hanlon met rush with rush and blow with biow not only in the first but in round after round as the fight progressed Tho 16 ycar old boy was standing up to the conqueror of McGovern And the thousands of friends who had watched the be ginning of the battle tn silence fearing that the youngster would full victim to heavy slug ging before many rounds had pass ed were nearly raising the roof withtheir roars of encouragement Hanlon Corbett The fight went on see saw fash ion until tho eighteenth round Then the sensational thing hap pened It was In a rushing slam ming mix tip when Corbett was desperately trying to finish Hanlon before the twenty round limit had been reached that Eddie crossed his right fairly on tho tip of sturdy Jaw Corbett went down ns If ho had been struck with a hammer He fell flat on his face and as the referee told off the long count Corbett did nut even move His manager and seconds rushed frantically along the side of the ring shouting to him but he seemed senseless to all ad vice Tho end of the count was nearly reached when Harry Tuthill his faithful trainer and second In many fights reached' through the ropes ami struck Corbett between the shoulders with a large sponge saturated with Ire cold water The shock brought him to eonseluusness Champions Are Called Out for irst Basketball Practice Ernie Wilson Again to Coach the Quintet basketball team champions of Michigan will start practice for the 1918 19 season Monday evening at the Koller Palace rink A meeting of the team members was held nt Manager Jeakle'a resi dence Saturday evening at which time plans for the season were gone ovjr ami it was decitied to start workouts at once Now that the war is over It is expected that the champions will have a stronger lineup than last season although some of the od players will not be hack at the out set Coach Ernie WHson last week was given his honorable discharge from the army and will again groom the team for the hard schedule Man ager Jeftkle expects to book practice session is sched uled for A' ollower of Maize and Blue Believe Game Will Be Ar ranged Deciding Title Pnrk A would like Io book Rfttiies with any 46 nound twm fr Sunday and Thanksgiving clay Call Vkil 2258 A and ask fur rank Eastern's Hopes Arise Through Big Score Over Western and Northwestern Must Beware CENTRAL MAY HURL DE! WAY iSPorta BYWAYS iSJckaon At the high seas any more Aspirants for Willie Crown Will Engage in Two 3600 Point Balkline Matches in December Arrangements linva been coinplot xl for two 3G0( pnlnt 182 balkllno billiards match between Ora Morn ingstar ex champlon ami Welker Cochran the sensational New Yorker' The matches will bo played In blocks of 400 points eneh In New Y'ork the week of Peeember 2 nnd the same number of points at tho Hecreatlon Detroit during the week of December 16 The plovers arc to receive 70 end 40 per cent ot the gate receipts for and losers' share the to tal points for the be figured Sunday evening fented Husttm son 37 1 2 with a high Mnrnlncstar 4 1 OR CHANGE WITH ILLINOIS TEAM MORNINGSTAR TO TACKLE COCHRAN Ohio StaUi had us kidded that it still was uf championship caliber and that "had the Illi nois game como on another etc Plan to Run Off 24 Rounds of Boxing on Monday Night Inside of Two Hours Detroit Ixdge of Elks whosr boxing entertainment of Monday evening is the first of three sched uled In town this week as well as the first of three consecutive nights of holiday festivities of or other at their temple to show something to Its and their guests at theso That is the rapid fire conduct uf a card of four bouts aggregating 24 rounds so that including all waits and with each mill going the dis tance tiic card will be completed Inside two hours actual time It is a rule ot the boxing com mittee that all entertainments must be under way nut later than 5:30 o'clock with the boys for the open ing number ready 15 minutes be fore that time if called Waits between bouts irk the fans They are always brief at the Elks They will bo so tonight the committee having announced that all con testants must be ready to step right in for any number the minute they are called The card stands as given earlier the events being: Billy lynn vs Battling Lenka four rounds Hek Meyers vs Al Moran six rounds reddie Hammond vs Sid Barba rian six rounds Tommy Long vs Happy McHenry eight rounds Mc Henry Is the only out of town boy but three of the contestants are newcomers to Detroit rings and have never been seen in an show the saye Chairman McIntosh "the war ended with peace The United States uniform is a card of admission to our box ing shows still and forever as betita a patriotic Admis sion elsewise will be as usual fr members and guests by card On Tuesday evening the Elks will have their biggest general social session of the year open to all members their guests and their families with the whole building tn use The chestnut mre Comet owned by Ben Davis of Jackson and driv en by Teachout won at the Kalama zoo grand circuit meeting at Dexter park Mt Clemens Jackson Ad rian and Charlotte In Michigan and at Rockport t'nlina Greenville and Van Wert in Ohio Webb has sold hla brood mares Alla rftretta and Ruby Direc tor to Laurel Hall the hoito Peter the Great Alla Strctta wasbred bv rank IL Colby being by llurongale and she is tho dam of JHlda letcher 2:13 1 4 but ft three ycar old thif soasoru fi Cincinnati Nov August Herrmann chairman of the national baseball commission said tonight he had been unable during the day to get into communication with Johnson president of the Amer ican league and that aside from newspaper reports he knew abso lutely nothing relative to tho offer saia to nave oeen President William come sole member slon Harrniknn cald over the long distance telephone today with Barney Dreyfus presi dent of the ittsburgh Nationals and DreyTus tom mm no nau information on the matter The Walkwell $12 A sCini military shoe with rounding toe Brown cqlfskni VY A Only Sixteen Years of Age When He ought Young Corbett and Came IVithin Ace fof tVhipping Him Might Have Been World's Champion With Proper Handling Met All the Best Men of His Time' Which takes nothing from title rights Its vic tory over Northwestern count ed more than all the others combined So far as any De troit school is concerned len sings claim cannot lenged Annapolis Md Nov The ac tion of substitute Haunders of the Navy cloven in running out from the side lines and tackling Ellson uf Great Lakes In his run down the field In the final period of yes game has provided a sub ject for wide discussion i While the matter wns ended by the navy authorities conceding tho touchdown rule 'experts are deeply interested in the discovery that there is no way in which a touch down could be awarded as a pen alty under the rules Some of the navy supporters are Inclined to believe that Ingram had carried the bull across the goal line and properly downed It before Ellson gut It but 1 there la no thought of any protest The major ity believe he lost it Snundrs explained that Ije acted entirely on Impulse when he tackled Eilson SCHUBERT GETS ANOTHER CRACK ATfED BLOCK Amateur Commission to Care for Classification and for Other Detail Work 5 Detroit Basketball as oclailon was organized last week nt a meeting of teams of the city representing various classes Pur pose is to promote organized ama teur basketball leagues in the city Mr Valter Wert president of the baseball association was elected president and Mr Brewer of tho recreation commission secre The board of directors Is composed of jl Klein acting chairman Allen vice chairman Moran Mr Tracey and Mr i A meeting of the executive rom mittee will be held Sunday after noon at 3 to frame tho eli glbllity rules and by laws by which the association will be gov 4 erned AL the present time it Is undeuded whether sectional leagues will ba promoted or whether there bo city wide leagues The classification is causing a great deal of discussion the arguments being pro and eon for age orweight It is assured however that there 'I'lxill be one class A A league Al ready there are two applicants for VthfB league They are the Ma roons under tno management or Mr Klein who has won the citv title for two vears the other be ing the Castles Podge Bron Billiard League Btark and Jluttep are the two unbeaten cueists 1n the LXulga Bros billiards tournit ni' tiU each having won a half dozen gnines ife and Knop are tied for Becoinl with live wing and one loea The Bchedul? for Wednesday ife vn Watko knop vs fetark Repp vs Greenberg Syl teeter va Good Alcxy vs Rutter 'hl The Blackstone $12 Dress shoe yet comfortable Black Waxed calf skin Mezzanine Woodward Building and he managed to get up just at the count of must say that Young Corbett showed himself a sportsman after this light for he always gave Ed die Hanlon full credit for his work In the ring When Corbett return ed to New York I asked him about the much dlecussed knock down and he said: is a great little tighter and one ot the best boys I ever met When he dropped ine I know I had been knocked 1 down I was asleep and dreaming i I dreamed I was on the seashore lying on the sand watching the moon come up over the horizon It was a big bright moon and was i shining right in my eyes Then the cold water struck my back and woke me up with a jar and I re allzed that 1 was lying flat on my face In the ring and what I dream ed was the moon was the white can vas with the electric light shining on It It It hadn't been for the wa ter I never would have known I was being counted out" As for Eddlo Hanlon he went east and fought' like a champion I saw him In hls first reverse when he lost to Terry McGovern and even then he was great In defeat McGov ern was trying desperately to "come as a champion full of ambi tion to fight Corbett again and knock hlin out He rushed Hanlon furiously and was met with blow for blow Hanlon was fighting like a champion and had put Terry down twlcd for a nine second count when Terry landed one ot his terrific swings and sent Hanlon reeling to the ropes where he dangled helpless ly refusing to go down under a storm of blows until the referee stepped in and stopped the fight Hanlon came near taking Battling Nelson's place In the championship line giving Nelson a fierce beating until at last he succumbed like Gans and Britt and many other great fighters to the Iron 'endurance of the endless rushes Stands By Country After leaving the ring Hanlon flad a lot of ups and downs Ills line character had made him a host of friends As a cafe proprietor be made two or three fortunes and freely gave them or threw them away lie was too generous to re gard hls own Interests: when any one asked him for money Some times he was on the high tide ot prosperity and sometimes down and tint Then came the war and Hanlon in hls old quiet and serious man ner set about finding the way in which he could be ot the greatest use to hls country He was appoint ed boxing Instructor at Camp re mont rom tho start he mode good Ho trained hard and put himself into splendid condition In siiite ot tho long time he had been out ot tho ring Ho knew hls work and he had a personality that at once gave him tho right standing with officers and men copyrisht 1013 by the Press Ptibllehlng Co CThe Nets York World) Rival Big ellow eature Card of Bouts Staged to En tertain A Member Mike Schubert and Ted Blot rivaw middleweights who have fought two hard battles during tho recent winter season will accept another opportunity to settle their differences this week Tuesday night at tho Ac th) big fellows will feature a card of 21 rounds that Matchmaker barley Best has arranged for the Madison avenue club members and one ot tho best ring clashes staged here abouts in several years Is predicted Secretary Charley Jlughes of the A requested tfat Best obtain the best available talent and the matchmaker responded by getting tho most attractive main event il Is possible to get without straining the bank roll Both Block and Schubert aio clean hard hitters aggressive and can take a punch without flinching Before tho Elks on two occas ona ties rivals again Tuesday night smashed and tugged until it seemed that either one or the other would tiuccumb There will be no question about their condition when they enter tlio ring Caeli is a careful liver equip ped by for tho profession thev follow and both would rather lose a leg than lose a decision There cun be other result than a good battle when two boys ot their sentiment are turned loose Action seems to bristle from tho rest of tho card arranged to sup port the main event rankl Ej elo the best bantamweight in Mich igan will oppose Art Seobach one Miller ami reddie Ham mond aggressive lightweights are named for another whi Walt Gunn and "Mika" Gillo sturdy 1V pounders complete' the program yak Toledo Welterweight Guaran tees Weight and Appezurance Against Brennan riday George "Knockdut" Brown who meets rankie Brennan 'middle weight champion of Michigan In the main event of the Loal Moose box ing show on riday night does not hrtetid to leave any room for doubts that be will bo liero on scheduled time In the early moil of Sunday a check for $50 covering weight and appearance forfeits reached tho hands of Matchmaker Charley Best and tho additional word that the Toledo welterweight will be In prime condition for the engagement Brennan hue not posted hls for feit as yet but none has been nak ed ot him for the reason that there Is some understanding In the matter between the boxer and Best the latter agreeing to tjike rankie's word for It that ho would be ready at the appointed time Tho Michigan champion Is work ing on hls farm near St Clair Mich nnd says he will be as hard as nails ami tit for the battle of Ills life against the Maumee village sugger Neither of the tmys will have any trouble making the weight which Is 148 pounds nt 3 o'clock on the afternoon of the day of the contest rankie particularly rarely weighs more than that figure and with a few days of work nnd a day or so ot drying out It is doubt ful whether he will tip the beam at a weight higher than 146 The same goes for Brown who Isn't a bit larger than tho Michigan title hold er proof of which Is attested by the Toledoan's demand to name the weight Beading up to the Brennan Brown engagement Best hits arranged for three six round bouts making total of 21 rounds for (he evening Mike 'Kearns and Sammy Krause exchange compliments In tho open er reddie Hitmmond and Casey Deloof are down for the second and Dick Miller vies with Sid Bar barian In the other The show will be open to members of the Monse nnd their friends by cards of In vitation John Jackman who built the fast ort Miami track nnd is secretary of th Toledo club was elected county commissioner this month Tho fact that he was responsible for the fastest track In the country was one of the campaign arguments uid it provid a lunar Wa a time when Germany held foremost position in the world of i nat aay seems to have with the week just ended Strenuous Argufuent Armadas grabbed oft tho city class 'football title when they de feated the Ddray 9 to 0 In an In hnrd fouffht game b'ummnry ARMADAS inipweke BabcM Dlmiiivrs Llvht Marl Hora Schultd ilutbcr McDougall I jingpro Htrolt McDougall Gaal from touch Strrit Sufi Umnlinin Berkobrn for Wolf: Burke for Collin for kelly: Wolf for Berkoben Arniato fallen for buewekhf Nadeau for Bchulle Ref Drew ifcv J) Unulro Yne ot 12 10 13 10 about them They are shoes that show their good breeding and their high class as long ap they are worn The Devon $1250 bi brown shell ciinliivitB wW IS wken1e but doMn fw a 9 Seconrf CovitA 1918 by the rees Publishing Co Now York Yost Say Eleven Doe Not Get Down Under Punts ast Enough Special to The ree Press Ann Arbor Mich Nov 24 Ac cording to Michigan fans there' ismore than a fair chance for a post aeason gume between Illinois and Michigan to determine the Western conference championship It may be played the place yet to be agreed upon and upon a date which will likely be December 7 Michigan authorities here are ij mum if they have any Intimation 'that such a game is a possibility they make a good Imitation of an oyster when approached on tho proposition If such a game Is to be played Stagg field will undoubtedly be tho acenu chosen for the fray Mlchl gun backers have no fear of such a contest and Illinois' offhand claim to the championship Is more than maddening to all loyal followers of the Malzo and Blue Playa 1 The three eleventh hour plays taught the Michigan squad on ri day for use against tho Aggies were used effectively Among old card plajers it's foolhardy to show your hand unless necessity demands a A a vypv ul ipuiuuu uiu iiul ue mand that Michigan's hand be playb ed to ine utmost anu so that Michigan has three plays th all tho latest ix twirls In football loreiwnv for Clhio 4 St ketee placed a splendid game yesterday and one that surprised those fans who had watched himjarly in ths season Earlier in the jear Stekoteo did not show much ability at line plunging Yesterday 4ie made some excellent gains sthrough tho enemy lines and the A was one of tho strongest Michigan has boon up against this aeafion 1 MekMee Should Show ''Steketee with a year of collegl to expfrjencn will mean much to Mlnhlean next fall Dunne la nn 5 other freshman who showed up well Hls woik against Young one i erf the Aggies strongest players be ing laudable Uf them all honor must be ac coided Goetz who time and again made long gains for Michigan Cohn never played more brilliantly than he did yesterday Vick was in ev play which setyns to have be rt rome a hamt with him and if he did nut show up as well as he did in the Sy racuse game it was because opportunity did not present itself ill and reeman both performed creditably 8 According 4o Michigan followers Morrison was as good or beUtr than ortune when ho a chance at tackle Saturday rom now till Coach Yost picks his to go against there will he a keen rivalry be ttveCn these two giants BASKETBALL WILL Tbs prlcn good iirospects prougni 4'J 'nt New York rotabllshea the future the upon Averages all through ware belter than in some years I'1 Indicated by the auctions greatest uitinst in llm sport Is tn tolls Judging from Bide remarks Uitte will a lot of good two year olds in the fray next season One oi the recent additions to the THIS WEEK'S GAMES Northwestern vs Eastern high nt Goldberg field Ceiitrid vs Lansing (tentative) When Italians forded the River Have in their historic drive some months ago pursuing the eiusito Austrian it didn't matter a bit to them how many countries had previously conquered Austria for they were out to accomplish it then In 'ft similar position is Eastern high school situated The Indians don't care whether Earning decisive ly whipped tho Colts or If the Hed and Gray falls to tho scrubs dally' this week they will be just as anxious to scalp them when thev collide at Goldberg field either Thanksgiving day or the Saturday following a grudge fight and former games of tho year go for naught Victory over Northwestern will make the season a successful one from an Indian point of view and the Colt undergraduates take a like stand Of course the gate receipts might have been some larger had Northwestern won from Lansing but despite the defeat a record crowd is predicted Deeldg the Day aculty Managers invert and Hoyt of Northwestern and Eastern re spectively will meet early In tho week to dedldu whether tho annual uutuihn classic will take place on east day or Saturday afternoon Itefeut of Western by a top heavy margin was forecast This victory of the Drewmen over tho Cowboys also displays another thing In ad dition to the superiority that Northern's win was partially a Huke That prediction however is basad on comparative scores and comparative scores at their best are shaky Humors are current that aculty Manager Huffman of Central high will wire Monday morning a chal lenge to Lansing high school to meet the Blue and White The reports on the tentative game do not Inti mate whether It would take place here or at the Capitol city Dousing Will Dictate Insofar as Lansing now holds the upper hand in Michigan high school grid circles It will doubtless Insist that any challengers come to the Capitol city to play Thon again Coach Shassberger is likely to take the same stand that he did lust fall and not play any more games after the regular season leaving the feel ing about the state that ha did not wish to take any chances of losing hard earned laurels Morningstar de to 78 averaging run of 80 Score: atorntitgatar 1 1 a zo 2' Total 300 High run 80 In nings ST Average 37 1 2 22 12 17 4 1' 8 Tn tai 78 High run Innings 7 Average 11 Ebbetta Assures Taft Support New York Nov Charles EbbetlP president of the Brooklyn baseball club today sent a telegram to William I'att Buying that Mr KbheitH unit ms associates ot Brooklyn Mt latt GOVERNING BODY 4' Rules Provide No Penalty for Navy Game Play SELRIDGE I Wewton Holier Bennett Hemming Kern no Carlson Atwood isher Smith Parish Roach Sensational Play Proves Undoing of Pat Smith and His Air Navigator ighting gamely I'at Smith's Seltridgo field eleven went down to defeat before Hie Herald club at Navin field Sunday afternoon two touchdowns and one goal from the first counter constituting the 13 points by which the Ked and White acquired the victory It was a game that the specta tor likes to watch a real battle garnished with sensational running passing and tackling Jimmy Kelly provided the startling runs PatrickSmith of Bay City the paealng and Hnush the avlatora quarter back the greater part of the tack ling Both elevens krpt their goal un crossed throughout the Opel1' half but the Heralds broke Ur early In the third period Kelly wiggled through tho right side ut the Selfridge line and tore loose for almost 40 yards Univ one titan stood between the Herald halfhack and the goal and he was itoush Attempt to cut out to the aide and evade the flc service pilot proved useless and Kelly was stopped on the aviators' 10 yard lino Line smashes worked the ball steadily toward the goal line and Dunne carried II across Pierce kicked goal on the other occasion that Marshall' crew scored ierce after breaking through tho Selfridge line uncov ered a fumble and acored but failed to goal Kelly was always In the lime light He hit tho Selfridge line with a wallop and seldom did the soldiers stop the driving halfback his gains usually being long ones It was a game without rough ness with tho exception of Pierce's ejection front tlio contest by I plre Lawton In the final quarter slugging Heralds and River ouge Gohs will meet at the same place Thanks giving afternoon Boh clubs have agreed that no holds will be barred a id all players are asked to bring their own salt and pepper for use when they start chewing each oth ers logs If Jim Corbett can bo induced to come here he will referee the con test with Joe S'oeher ex worlds champion wrestler as umpire Summary: HERAm Bruzull Davis Harwood Runkel Shields MBvhell rontier Kelly Johnson Dunn? Score by quarters I ltila 0 elgtleru 0 0 Dunne ierce Goals Lawton I i oeterncju Connell 12 10 rt 4 4' i tic fit I orwrTi x' r'K 7 4 1 1 5 tY I ft I t1 14 i i 1 a I 7 A I 1 Mfirfr TMtMTiMiriaritw ntlll Li fix 7 7 SShc Y7 4 Jm Cm man a 1 2tACJVJ4i! li'jf CfTtW 11 1 War VW0 iL gy yr gaMjKajg zjj wBBl WS fc lilial i.