Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 23

'i THE DETROIT REE PRESS 1909 INDSORGLOSES MADE GOOD SHOWING IN RAILROAD LEAGUE Which side IS A DQffBPODR are you bn? IP'S? Satisfaction Dissatisfaction Every man regardless of what he pays for his clothes expects satisfaction BUT he always get it He pays from made $18 to $30 for a readymade suit or overcoat and gets a garment i that is made for no one in par ticular and which seldom gives SCORELESS TIE satisfaction IN SNOWSTORM Give us a trial and get a gar 503 4 Rreitmeyer Building Cor Broadway and Gratiot COLLEGE MEETS PORTOLA RACE TO JACK LEMING HILLSDALE NEXT 1:14 ths $200 HATS I1CK CARROLL IN St Dunstan GRIP JUNGLE LEAGUE STANDING ever got out The ALMA LOSES TO NORMALS Ithacans Easily Defeat Vermont use LEHIGH EASY OB ARMY Mfg THINK WELL NEW COURSE 479 480 420 530 155 170 3 158 443 401 2 3 203 BURNS AM STOEPEL LEAGUE A PROMISING LOCAL AMATEUR 3 ATLANTA TRACK IS AST 683 To tala 638 796 673 628 Boken Ankle in Owosso Totals490 Totals 605 522 54? 594 168 To tale 494 611 TotalsU 1 604 159 217 165 194 One and 139 136 143 180 116 164 167 181 148 211 618 515 513 413 400 400 400 158 107 159 180 7 8 9 158 88 134 ISO 156 130 141 178 119 144 3 191 3 5 112 137 138 3 137 135 153 Dost 3 3 3 1 5 3144 117 148 119 any able r' Ha NO No 3 110 126 19S Beucier Seaton Pungs Warner Donald Templin Nagel EBrlchter Pct 500 617 147 Cline Latcham Miller HSUckel RT Totals WILD 2 250250250 250250239237 235 233 had but the 2 200 65 155 191 138 Javltz 84 Kiel 145 Whitney 127 Co Det Lub Co Am Lady Co to Tampa south renewed for ALBION McKaleShattuck Perrot tWeatherbyStevenson Hart Miller Dickls Cooper unk 2 3 9 2 9 1OT 137 131 166 142 SUNDAY OCTOBER 24 22622322322322321621120880S2002'30197190 187184184177 their fu na il rat 100 220 TtS Lub Co Lub Co 161 159 153143 2 146 198 163 123 167 Grand Haven breaking away for ft long gains but resulted In no score LITTLE MINNIE JOLTS TALENT IN LAST RACE Scores: NQ 1 138 144 139 148 158 Baltimore and where in the CATS 1 3 160 Atlanta Ga October 211 In the preliminary tests of the new auto mobile course here today George Robertson Charles Basle and Bar ney Oldfield united in declaring that Atlanta has the finest and fast est track In the world In an or dinary touring car Oldfield made 65 miles an hour In spurts Robert son 'clipped oft one round of the curves (two miles) In one minute I and forty seconds All drivers pre dict that some records will be smashed tomorrow when the track Is formally opened to the public preparatory to the big meet No vember 9rl3 McIntosh Walker 16 Ver 4 i 3 1 Time of at the A The collegians feel had conditions been more favorable would have rolled up a score of at 17 points agafhst the Adrianltes The was against them for nearly the 950886960834893344930 1000 1000 870861333953827962842 Oakland Cal October 23 Eclip sing the fastest record made1 in the Vanderbilt cup race and making a speed of 60 miles throughout at' times negotiating the twenty one mile course in less than 20 minutes the Pope Hartford car No 4 driven by Jack leming won the 250 mile Portola road race today with more than two laps to spare in the fast time of 3 hours 58 minutes and 15 seconds Two cars were within two laps of the winner at the finish These were the Apperson J'No 13 driven by Harris Hanshue and the Dozier No 12 driven by Harry Mychner The Apperson: made fine spurts' toward the last In trying vveriaae me Jtiartiora Besides winning second Totals BEARS' 1 2 CBrichter 117 173 Hening 128 154 Mahony 98 147 Soldiers Score Two Touchdowns and Two ield Goals Hillsdale Mich October 23 Today on Martin field in spite of the falling snow and muddy grounds was witnessed the annual clash between Albion and Hills dale It was the most even and hotly contested game seen here in years ending 0 to 0 The Methodist school sent an ag gregation 160 strong to back their favor ites Albion Won the toss and chose to kick to Hillsdale Hart did the deed kick ing to Reynolds who returned it 40 yards then Watkins' Hobart and Stuart carried the oval into Albion's territory where It stayed for a while' both teams taking turns at it Here it was that Hillsalde first chance for a touch down bled on the eight yard line ondown Albion succeeded in getting CORNELL SHOWS IMPROVED ORM Batting ielding co Co Co Co 'ray Motor Co ML Co uaeld Can Co Am Lady Co Motor Co Hayes Mfg Co Totals 343 474 it wllli be relief as well as the' men to get goes unquestioned Of t'he days that the meeting was West Point N' October 23 The Army defeated Lehigh today by a Score of 18 to 0 In the first football game ever played between the two schools West defense showed up well against the heaviest back field It has' faced this year or Lehigh" the fierce attacks of ullback Cox and Halfback Gordon and the" clever playing of Halfback Donald son netted good gains but Legigh could not score ft dr the Army ullback Surleg and Half back Dean each scored a touchdown after long "open plays Dean later kicked a goal' placement and Quarterback Keyes placed'a drop kick between the posts time 1:04 Omlcron Sweet Basil The King and Lumen also ran ifth race purse 4400 for 8 year olds and upward 5 jfurlongs Runping Ac count 121 (Ganz) 2 to 1 8 to 5 and out won by half a length Sewell 110 (Davenport) even and 1 to 8 second Patriot 109 (Pendergast) 8 to' 'l 2 to 1 and 4 to 6 third time 1:11 4 5 Pills Loyal Maid I Hlnch and Burt also ran Sixth race purse 4400 for 3 year olds and 'upward 1A miles Little Minnie 102 (Cummings) 3 to 1 8 to 6 and 3 to 5 'won by 8 lengths Vanen 109 (Brannon) 3 to 1 even and 2 to 5 sec ond Cablegram 114 (Mentry) 9 to 5 3 to 5 and out third time 1:59 3 5 Kyronda Maximum Harry Rlcheson and King's Guinea also ran Seventh race purse 3400 for 3 year olds and upward mile Occidental 104 (Howard) 9 to 5 8 to 5 and out won by 3 lengths Lad of Langden 104 (Daven port) 6 to 2 even and 2to 5 second Howard Pearson 94 (Wilson) 5 to 1 2 to 1 and 4 to 5 third time 1:46 8 5 Dorothy Webb Hoyle Cosmopolitan and Woolstone also ran 3 113 123 135 146 Pct750637583417333250 illed with confidence over their success in the game against Adrian college Capt McNamara and his team from Detroit college are preparing for one of the hardest battles of their schedule next ri day when they stack up against Hills dale that they least wind whole game putting to the blink several attempts to work the forward pass The men from downstate also tried It once or twice but each time the attempt was frustrated by good generalship on the part of Leo Rabaut the classy quarter for the Jefferson avenue boys The great fault 'with the locaL team In that game was their tendency to fumble frequently and the efforts of Coach Kelly will be directed mainly to overcome this In the practices which Intervene before the Hillsdale game Is played The defen sive play came up to expectations but the offensive play of the boys needs consider able attention which it will receive In plenty during this week Keller and Kelly have proven the best men so far In this respect but the others need just a little more ginger before they are up 'to the standard The punting department has been well taken care of by while the above mentioned ends have the onside kick down to perfection The Hillsdale game will be played oh riday afternoon instead of on Saturday as had been first arranged to give those who wish to take in both this game and the Michigan Syracuse game a chance to do so The ball will be kicked off at 3 sharp Whitmire of Michigan will referee and Lane will umpire while Marshall will be field judge A rooter's club has been organized at Detroit col lege under the direction of Wynne and some new and classy yells are being prepared to cheer on the wearers of the red end white Next to the Olivet game this will likely be the hardest propo sition of the year I 4v) Arnold Burroughs Webb Burroughs 400 orlsr to find the 300 hitters ony to take the city directory ra nos o' women children Judging from these figures in the leasue ought to be the measure of Tom Longboat Yves and Johnnie Hayes with The only puzzle yet unsolved anyone vrank McCluskey Shortstop of the Myrtle baseball team He blti stolen 23 kMes thls KMOa meeting: horsemen were busy ship ping their stables Jacksonville points in the strife will' be more adapted game That horses away eleven in session but one favored the as sociation with good weather and as a result the meeting just closed wasn't as huge a success as was by the promoters If anything the final day was the worst of all The steady 'rain that fell 'but the track in miser able condition and the horses that faced Starter Dade at the barrier were forced to make the journey through a sea of mud that' was fetlock "deep Added to this the rain fell incessantly forcing the spectai jrs and bookmakers to hud dle closely under the stands and in the betting ring to keep from drenched to the skin STANDING Won 9 7 5 1 Griffith 119 Tyler 115 Bameby S3 Bierltz 163 ifth loor Open Evenings BABOONS 1 2 3 Avdtruba 143 nd 160 Wfrimesu 143 Bauer 198 102 other the weather running for the Third race selling 6H furlongs purse intrinsic 116 tu uurnsj a to i A and 9 TAtiiflA XATAlick 3 to i ana a to 5a second: comnton iio iwoiasiein io to 1 6 to' 1 and 3 to time 103 i 5 Howlett Mlea Tom Melton Oppar Habelllon Hoi3ge Rose A OII1 AVUlilCU MAAU A UA Li A U1BU ran ourth race steeplechase about 2 miles selling purse 500 Steiiaiand 137 (Sobell) 6 to 1 2 to 1 and even wbn Jim McGill 144 (Williams) 10 to 1 4 to 1 and 2 to 1 second Clover Croft 162 (Huppe) 40 to 116 to and 6 to 1 third time 4:30 3 5 irst Up Sir Bedi vere Reginald Pretty Michael Trenton Blue Alamansor Vilhalla and Ticket of Leave also ran ifth race Baltimore Cup 4 furlongs puree Jolly 135 (Mr Taylor) 4 to 6 and out 134 (Mr Tucker) 8 to 1 8 to 5 and 3 to 8 second Raqing Bell 139 (Mr Nicholas) 3 to 1 4 to 5 and 2 to 5 third time 1:14 1 5 Bracing Breeze and Ballotbox also ran Sixth race selling mile and 40 yards purse 4600 Nethermost 107 (McCahey) 2 to 1 4 to 5 and 1 to 3 won Sllverln 103 (G Burns) 15 to 1 6 th and 3 to 1 second Takahlra ylll (McIntyre) 6 to 1 2 to 1 and even third time 1:44 Golden Castle Bobbie Kean Cunning and Hiacke finished first but Was disqualified for fouling Pimlico Entries irst race 2 year olds 5 furlongs Nancy Pansy Chfiton Queen Hedge Rose Indian Maid Majestic Rebellion LATONIA irst race 7 furlongs selling purse 3300 Core 105 (Griffin) 9 to 10 1 to 3 and out won St Aulalre 103 (Lee) 10 to 1 4 to 1 and 8 to 5 second Peter Pender 103 (Obert) 9 to 2 8 to 5 and' 4 to 5 third time 1 :33 1 5 Leamenqe Hiram Stowaway Left Over and Grey Steele also ran Second race 7 furlongs selling purse John McMillan 106 (Kennedy) 9 to 5 4 to 5 and 1 to 2 won Plume 100 (Warren) 7 to 1 2 to and 6 to 6 second Battle leet 103 (Goose)' 10to 1 4 to 1 and 2 to 1 third time 1:33 Banridge Bonebrake leming and Meadow Grass also ran Third race 64 furlongs purse 3800 Long 109 (Obert) 5 to 2 even and 1 to 2 won Jack Binns 112 (Page) 7 to 2 6 to 5 and 3 to 5 second Mr Smarty 104 (Taplta)' 6 to 1 3 to 1 and even thirds time 1:12 2 5 Irvin Dorgan Neath Icarlan Mizraim Ed and Slgo also ran ourth race 7 furlongs selling purse 3300 Many Colors 100 (Obert) 8 to 5 3 to and 1 to 5 won lirting 105 (Herbert) 20 to 1 8 to 1 and 4 to 1 second Mae Hamilton' 105 (Jackson) 16 to 5 9 to 10 and 2 to 8 third time 1:32 4 5 Enrique Canoplan May Jene and Gold Treasure also ran ifth race 6 furlongs purse 3300 Howdy Howdy 106 (McGee) 1 to 3 3 to 5 and out won Duquesne 104 (Walsh) to 2 4 to 5 and 2 to" 5 second My Gal 101 (Lovell) to 1 2 to 1 and 9' to 10 third time 1:18 4 5 Laveno and Enrlca also ran Sixth race 114 miles purse 3300 Lillie Turner 105 (McGee) 8 to 1 even and 2 to 5 won Stone Street 1 05 (Taplin) 4 to 5 1 to 4 and ou '7 Beckham 105 (Walsh) 15 to 15 to 1 and 3 to 5 third time 2:14 2 5 WAter Lake Gilvedear Maid Militant and Css so wary also ran i A A ball within 20 yards' of the Hillsdale goal which woe the closest that It came during tbe entire game It was next Hillsdale's turn to take a spurt carrying the ball down the field by tackle around playa Hobart frequently gaining 15 yards alone through bls line The visitors now prov ed themselves strong on defense holding the home team for downs the ball going over' on the one yard line or the locals Hobert and Stuart a made the greatest gains on the offense repeat edly tearing through their line Watkins was the mainstay of the back field his runs and his good tackling sav ing Hillsdale unk and McKale did ex cellent work for the Methodists Both teams showed np strong on defense no long gains being made Owing to theweather the forward xpass only worked jonce when Dickie made a short throw to Miller Reynolds spoiled several of Al bn slda kicks' and' proved to be a strbhg factor defense A up 'HILLSDALE Huffaker Hobart Sears! Norwalk Herron Stuart Shupp Brown Reynolds Carnes Watkins Sprow of Kalamazoo Umpire Kinney of Kalamazoo Head Osborn Coldwater Attendance 600 Time of 30 minutes NO 1 2 Sub 160'190 Reid 149 Ham ton 89 ear 207 Estonia Entries irst race 5 furlongs purse Della Taluca Judith Page Princess Thorpe leurons Daughter Dixie Gem May Mc Donald Bannage Samaria Tortuous Emmy Lou Locust Bud Ctenel Lady Welles 108 Second race 1 1 16 miles selling Irri gator Battle leet Admonltor Denver Girl Nettlo Traver McNally 105 Peter Pender 108 Pirate Diana 109 Llster Ine Bannock Bob Huerfano Agnes Wood Eldorado 117 Third race 6 furlongs Mozart 95 Mrs' Sewall 97 Gold Proof Core 102 Hiram 102 Dr Waldo Briggs 103 Bewitched Joe Moser 104 Bucket Brigade Enlist 105 ourth race 6 furlongs Irwin 97 La Tourp Claudia 105 ShortOrder Royal Report 108 Boca Grande 111 ifth race mile selling Meadow Grass Plume 105 Ludhiana 107 Roseburg IL St Aulalre 108 Otilo 109 Light Blue 110 Right Easy 114 Sixth race 6 furlongs' Posing 100 Austin Sturtevant 104 Lady Vie Crawford Dargin ry 105 Tom Holland 107 Dainty Dame 110 Bell wether 118 Merrick 115 a' Equal to any other $30 values The second bowling In the Jun gle league shows some of the bowlers In a little better condition than they were at the opening week Joe Bauer got high in dividual average for three games with a total of 610 pins while Lorenzen got individual score with 217 Tho Bab oons by defeating ths Lions two games kept' themselves at the top of the ladder The Tigers made a Clean sweep with the Bears and ths Leopards took two from the Wild Cats At the meeting which was held last riday sat the league alleys rlsh was 'elected president and treasurer and Joseph Brich ter secretaryThose reaching the: 200 mark were: Lorenzen 217 Bauer 202 210 Grebe 205 and Brichter 200 The five best averaged men up to ebru ary 18 1910 will be sent as a team to the national tournament to be held herenext ebruary the Wayne Gardens The averages of Wr Grebe Yergel Henning rlsh and Brichter will not be considered for this team as they have already organized fof the tourha ilieilk 4 lie ocurva LIONS 12 3 127 182 160 123 148 148 171 200 139 Oldfield Makes New Record in Inaugurating the Course Atlanta Ga October Atlanta's auto mobile race track was formally opened to the public this afternoon and to celebrate the event Barney Oldfield In his big Benz broke his own record made at In dianapolis by reeling off five miles in 3:53 2 5 The weather was perfect and about 3000 people attended Robertson driving a Simplex did some fast work as did Basie: 'a Renault But none of the drivers seemed to exert themselves or to try for records Barney Oldfield was plainly slowing down on the turns and ail seemed more anxious to learn the peculiarities of the track than to do any fast work They all agree that the track is the fastest In the world Kirscher driving a Darracq was the first to make the round of the track 373 366 364364358355354346334334334333333333333320318306300293286285 2S5279273269269267265264263262261261 fbfe the "rush of Lad 'of Langdon and 8400' rva 1 ja a 1 a a js reerv Tr tv 0 rv 5 "Iosina 112 (McCahey) 8 to 1 a now for the of throe I Big Rapids Is Victorious Big Rapids Mich Cctober 23 In a hot ly contested game Big Rapids today de feated Grand Haven 12 to 5 both sides making tneir scores in 983989963847934952851 1000958917912909346959927889975822875892 1000857 1000 1000953844937875926952927 1000923300 1000992906 933871 1000900973868 927300803773875 I i a A A UllUJUie was to tnaS' 1 A A 4 A 3 aS A A da Mio uuuiuuii tai Aicvti 2 luiiii ui inrpR lengths over Lad of Langdon at thewire with Howard Pearson a length in the rear of the Watkins entry irst race purse 8400 for al! ages foaled In Canada 8 Mill on the loss 115 (Musgrave) 11 to 20 and out won by 2 lengths Out of Step 109 (Davenport) 7 to 2 and 3 to 5 second Bilberry 105 (Chandler) 6 to 1 and even third time' 1:20 2 5 Mendip also ran Second race purse 8400 for maiden fillies 2 year oIds 6 furlongs Miss Map leton 112 (Troxler) even 2 to 5 and out won by 3 lengths Acolin 113 (Bran non) 8 to 1 5 to 2 and even second Grey Girl 107 (Musgrave) 5 to 2 4 to 5 and out third time 1:20 4 5 Jollka and also ran Third race purse 8500 for 'all ages ort Johnson" 113 "(J Howard) 1 to 3 and outwon by 4 lengths Des perado 105 (Davenport) 1 to 3 and out second: Dorando 84 (Estep) 10 to 1 4to 1 and 4 to 5 third time 1:44 ort Johnson and Desperado coupled in bet ting Autumn Girl also ran 1 ourth race purse 8400 for 2 year olds 5 furlongs Merman 109 (J Howard) 8 to 6 7 to 10 and out won by a nose Maa Henley 99 (Ganz) 4 to 1 7 to and th 5 second English Esther 104 'J (Rogers) 8 to 1 3 to 1 and even third AMOUS 102 Lothario 10S Anthropalda 107 Martinez 110 German Silver 111 The Monk 114 Second race 3 year olds and upward selling 1 1 16 Spanish Prince 96 Choirmaster of Chesterbrook Chepontuc 99 Taboo 101 Neoskaletta 103 Joe Rose 104 "Robert Cooper 106 Cam paigner IOS Superstition Ill Juggler 114 Third race Oriole handicap 8 year olds and up 6 furlongs Henry Cross Caddin 85 Woodlane 95 Tasley 96 Stargowan 100 Takahlra 101 Charlie Eastman 108 Emperor William 109 Dreamer 114 High Private 116 Jack Atkin 133 ourth race Junior steeplechase 2 year olds about 2 miles Osage Nestor Oakhurst Magellan 132 Ruxton 135 ifth race 3 year olds mile and 40 yards Saucimon Northeast 96 Ros turm Demetrios Xebec 101 Bethlehem 101 Gold Dust 106 Hawkwing 110 Sixth race maidens of all ages mile Rosshampton Sotemla Lary rederick Inspection 95 Sandyhlll Nebuchadnezar' 111 Everad 114 Quoted at 6 to 1 She Makes Show of ield Leading1 rom Barriers to Wire With a card of seven races the season of the Windsor Racing as sociation came to a climax yester day afternoon 'and incidently marked the close of racing on the northern circuit for the year or last three days of the present In pmnn orn bucir 904972862 1000 1000 893906873920931800 JAMAICA irst race selling 6 furlongs 3 fOO added Jeanne HOi (Dugan) 2 to 5 1 to 5 and out won' Enfield 106 (Ber gen) IS to 1 4 to and 8 to 5 second Seymour Beautler 106 (Shilling) 10 to 1 5 to 2 and even third: time Tom McGrath Chief Hayes Clolsteress Trouble Maker "Court Rockstone and Gloriole also ran Second race selling 1 1 16 miles $400 added Patsy 100 (Lynch) 8 to 5 1 to 2 and out won Shapdale 90 (Garner) 6 to 1 even and out second Sanguine 101 (Creevy) even 10 to 3 and ouj third' time 1:48 3 5 Black Sheep also ran Third race the Laurel Selling stake 5 furlongs value $1000 lying Squir rel 107 (Shilling) 8 to 6 3 to 5 and to 4 won Sou 99 (Ural) 6 to 1 2 to 1 and 9 to 10 second Sticker 101 (Garner) 8 to 1 5 (o 2 and even third time 1:07 4 5 Dull care and Zacatecas also ran ourth race the Ravenswood handicap 11 16 miles value $1500 ar West 98 (Garner) 10 to to 2 and 4 to 5 won Huck 107 (Shilling) even lto 8 and out second irestone 115 (Martin) 16 to 6 even and 1 to 3 third time 1:48 ield Mouse and The Squire also rah irestone added starter ifth race selling 1 1 16 miles $400 added The Peer 99 (Creevy) 1 to 4 and out won Right Guard 100 (Upton) 20 to 1 and out second Only two starters Sixth race 1 1 18 miles selling $400 added Captain Swanson 110 (Shilling) 1 to 4 and out won Rustem 98 (Creevy) 4 to 1 8 to 5 and out second Little riend 94 (Garner) 100 to 1 20 to 1 and even third time 1:50 8 5 Pinkard also ran mile race the Apperson car second race neo otlatlnsr miles in 3 hours 12 minutes and 33 seconds The Lozier car was given second place in the second race and the Pope Hartford won the first event of seven laps The actual running 'time of the Pope Hartford today was 6451 miles an hour breaking the record established at Santa Monica of and that of the Vanderbilt cup race of 6442 Two atal Accidents The races were marred by a num ber of accidents two of which may result fatally These two mishaps were due to inefficient policing of the course and in both leases spec tators were the victims Johnson of this city was struck by the Knox car driven by rank ree on the course near ruitvale and sustained injuries of which he probably will die An old man named McKittrick was the victim of a peculiar ac cident when his skull was fractured by a tire cast by the Sunset car On the scond lap of the small car race A Linz the mechanician of the Maxwell was painfully injured by the breaking of the fly wheel of his motor Early in the race the Chalmers Detroit car sustained a wheel and Driver Howard Warner and his mechanician James McCauley were thrown from the machine and badly bruised John Hit but 518 in the Ill Health is Blamed i Pearca 128 Wood 133 Kirsten 161 Lawrie 94 Weiss 172 Our new method of tailoring renders it possible for every man to wear per fect fitting clothes at the cost of ill fitting ready Martin GPrimeau JBrichter Totals 7 LEOPARDS 1 L'gworthy 163 141 135 Dorenzen 124 Yergel 144 jw Jamaica Entries a fesO sie irst maidens 3 year oIda up 6 Blue Pilot lorlmel 110 Banbury 109 irm 108 Tubal ault less Yeo wr Half Blue Vistula onalr 105 'Mobility 100 i Second race handicap 11 16 miles High Range 109 County Clark 107 Court Lady 105 Ardrl 404 Miss Alert' Sanguine 102 Adriuche Lois Cava naugh 99 EndyAiilon 98' Marathon 97 Cowen Black Sheep Light Third race 4 year olda and up miles Woodcraft 113 The Minks Danger 106 John Garner 105 Bellview 100 Goleonda Melbourne Nominee 98 ourth race the Remsen handicap LM Prince imperial a Grasm sre 120 Mexoana 118 Cherryola Shannon 114 Turf star 112 The Turk 108 Etar Bottle 107 ifth race 1 1 16 miles Woodcraft 108 Black Mate 103 Biskin Quean Margurlte 103 Right Guard 92 Granta 97 Sixth race 8 furlongs Naughty Boy Boola Boole Slow Coach Tempter Ed die Dugan Ornatus 110 Petronlus Cooriskln 107 Kemlweld Co Hayes Mfg Co Burnham Co Haye JIfK Co KmltrsM Ce A r2 A Der Duh Co Hres Mfg Co Burnham Co 7 Burroughs Mfg Co Stoepel Co Mfg Co Detroit Lubricator Co Lubricator Co IjaJy Co drenched to the Those that attended waged their battles with the men of the ring" with honors about even ive of the seven favorites ran to form and enabled the public to gather some coin of the realm but the same was liberally put ba ck into the coffers of the when Sewell in the fifth race and Cablegram in the next number both liberally backed were foundwanting Little Minnie Surprises Little Minnie in the sixth race proved the big surprise of the day The little filly quoted in the boojes at 5 to 1 emade a holy show of her field rom barrier to finish she never was in danger leading the entire distance and increasing her advantage at every stride At the finish she was eight lengths in front Vanen started poorly but came fast and in a drive beat Ca blegram the favorite to the wire by the good margin of five lengths Cablegram held the place to the three quarter pole but tired badly though he managed to win show money from Kyronda Mill on the loss looked much the same way to her field in the opening number there was nothing to the race but the Seagram filly Made a top heavy favorite at 2 to 5 she fairly walked in Out of Step Mill on the only con tender' got away well in the lead but was soon overhauled by the Seagram entry and was never close after Mill on loss 'winning handily by three lengths Bilberry was next to the leaders all the way Mendip' started last and re tained the position the entire trip Miss Mapleton was by long oda the best of her field in the second number Like Mill on the loss Baxter's filly was never botheredto any extent and came away flying an 'easy winner by three lengths Grey Girl next to Miss Mapleton in the opinion fought it sout witn Aconn coming aown tne stretch but the beet she could' get was the 1 show money Jollka and Erigone were never contenders' Easy for Thia Pair ort Johnson and coupled in the betting In the third ran straight and place In handy fashion Dorando I) and Autumn Girl never seriously figuring In the battle for show the former got the verdict by half A length The finish between Merman and Mae Henley in the' fourth nearly caused a small sized riot between the judges and a few who had bet on Henley and were struck with the Idea that they were being unfairly dealt With Like the final race of card Mae Henley and Marman fought it out to the last ditch coming by the finish a nose apart No one unless ina direct line with the wire would be able to pick the winner However the judges in a position of vantage without hes itation announced Marman the win ner and Mde Henley in the place Supporters of the defeated horse set up a cry of and made a rush for the judges to voice their opinion But before any disturb ance had been started the collec tion of peeved persons was dis bursed Mae Henley led the way to within a few strides of the wire but Marman responded to Howard's call and in the last leap went by a scant nose in front English Esther was the best of the remain der taking the show money from Omlcron after' a spirited battle Another Running Account Running Account won its third start in four days when he showed his heels to field in the fifth event AfterLgetting poor start he drew up on Sewell passed shim and crossed ih front ax winner by half a length That was the big gest upset in form during the whole afternoon It Xis said that they put mud in oats and ne was supposed tooe at nome in the heavy going Consequently the failure of tlfe Cahill entry to live up to its refutation was the cause of the getting a jolt Pa triot ran iff front for time but dropped Tback and the best the colt could do' was to show Occidental repeated her perform ance of riday when she led Lad of Langdon to the wire In the closing number 'The latter opened the ftf vorite but the public nt norn rhips i i ann rnrroH yka the first half from 2 V2 to "1 to 9 to Mt Pleasant Team is Too Strong for Presbyterians Alma Mich October 23 In a fast hard fought game Alma lost to Mt Pleasant Normals by the score of 15 to 8 The visi tors came 200 strong accompanied by the Indian band Alma rooters numbered near ly 300 Holllhan starred for the Normals Cook and Kiefgen for the Presbyterians Summary: NORMALS ALMA Hale Chapel Moody Anderson Kennedy Misener Lourence Call King Ochs LG Edgerton Crawford (capt) TVan Thurn (capt) Gilpin 1 Campbell Richard CautantQ Ewing McCarthy Hooper Hoolihan Cook Bradish Kiefgen Referee Dowdldge Umpire Stickles Linesman and Timekeeper Mitchell "Time of halves 30 and JI5 minutes Jack Carroll the Burroughs pitcher rrhelder had a tough year with in the league 1 51S Owing to Illness and izek John get a hit almost c' tbe times he faced the pitcher were breaking badly for old Jack pdes in this league must have time only twenty eight men bat 3 better Of these three were nark and five others had a good as 400 Gutzeit catcher ae Kemlweld Can Co hit 515 while La ens another of the feeble ones 513 Those within the 400 class a Schaefer Kemiweld Can Co Bi: Lane Burroughs 413 Keveney 4UU ment that is guaranteed to re tain its shape is strictly pure wool and is right up to date With a Pope Hartford Car Sets Mark on Hoads of 6451 Miles ah Hour price down I 7 to i rr 3 a 1 a w1 a hj 47 tu Luiuiiiy JtliQ urauuu wive ire ok adc Webb was out in front but at the Philander and Pin and Needles also ran Neither Hillsdale Nor Albion is Able to Push Ball Over the Line iIomr Co Det Lub Lt an Lub Co can Co I adv Co Am Lady Co Am lady Co Lub Co Burroughs 431 465 546 4 Totals 442 TIGERS a 163 Brlchter 184 147 iss Mchiagel 98 159 Grebe 171 491 Totals 453 495 638 Boys 'eel Jubilant Over the Adrian Victory and Are Hopeful for riday Big Rapids and Tyndall kicked two goals iaet rtuarter nol HrnnnM hnnV ka Bic Rapids made first touchdown In first 41 4 vs 4 a XJ 1T91 mola I Lllv? I Occidental aown lor uiauu nacu auncn noiey and Crane of local team were injured Dorothy Webb and had to be taken out of the game Steadily and: fcl The second half was a hard fflght With ard rearson I Bur Add Ma Ken iweid Can Gray Motor bfr Brriughs Jl Co Burroughs Burroughs Babtons 5 1 833 Tigers Lions 4 3 667 Bears Leopards 4 3 667 Wild Cats PIMLICO irst race 6 furlongs' purse Jack Atkin 120 (Rettig) 4 to 50 and out won Charlie Eastman 117 f(G Burns) 10 to 1 even and out second Indomitable 107 (Brady) 100 to 1 8 to 1 and out third time 1:12 1 5 Ohly three starters Second race mile and yards purse High Private 105 (Goldstein) 4 to 5 1 to 4 and' out WonArondack 105 I (McCahey) 10 to ri '3 toil and 6 to 5 I second Gretna Green 113 (G Burns) I 2 to 1 ana 7 to iu tnira time Rio Grande Live Wire St Abe i October Owosso Highaj! team outplayed St Louie hr tnis afternoon winning by a Halfback elix Church 54 team sustained a broken 4 the son of Bayard A k'k IxJUi hnrtVaw s' ray Motor Co Burroughs Hayes Mfg Co st Hajes Mfg Co Hsjvs Mfg CO Hires Mfg Co Burnham Stoepel Burnham Stoepel Burnham Co 5c An rlc tn Lady Co Co by Good Play in the Open Ithaca Tt October Cornell fentnd Vermont iff to 0 by the of open football tactics In spite of a driz zle which continued throughout the game the forward pass and the" triple pass were used accurately and effectively Right Halfback Hoffrtian scored all three for Xkrnelltwo in the first half after forward basses and one in the second half after four minutes of sensa tional play He was ftbla to kick'only'lme goal 'The third touchdown came' asthe result of a triple pass Quarterback Baker hand ed the ball to the right end who threw across the field to Hurlburt and the latter ran 35 y4rds to 20Lyard line Hoffman' carried the ball overt' the line from this point Vermont was Strong on line defense holding Cornell once in the one yard line The heavy Cornell ends were large factors in victory Line up: CORNELL VERMONT Hulburt Leventry LOlly DAly stude Monk Cassidy Donnan LC Squires Seagreave Torrance BltierlO Graves Weekes Welch Crosby Mac Arthur uR Reed' Baker Owens White Robbs 'L Slavin Hoffman Krutsche HB SImson XHmmnrv wi'iiri luiiihi 1 an wont 0 Hoffman Goals from Hoffman Referee Hinckley or xaie Southworth of Harvard halves 20 minutes Suits Overcoats Besides winning' second place in the big event of the day the 250 won tne the 210 MICHIGAN CENTRAL BASEBALL CLUB Upper Love League Umpire White outfielder Levinaon first Dust pitcher outfielder Burna sec 4 end Kruger pitcher Laughton catcher Lee pitcher Middle Work manager Conlon secretary and treasurer Marr eaptaln shortstep Lower Slammer shortstop Griffin third Hamilton center Delmont pitcher outfield Ebel catcher Schwendcr and McGillivray both outfielders not in above picture Bad Weather and Worse Track 1 Mark End of the all Meeting Gray Motor Co Detroit Lub Co Motor Co 'ray Motor Co Gray Motor Co rr eau troughs Burroughs Kern! Mfg Co 4 A X' st 1 Sr I Jr I fir MO I KJ ISIS? i Vivft I A'' UfftTlL lIiTHLTLl'JWIl I fj t5881 S3 VX: Wl hi 1 1 and fields well and baa 23 VICTOR OVER OBERLIN Long Bun and Great Defensive Work Win for Detroit Boys ELMWOOD AVENUE UMBLES ABE COSTLY Ohioans Thrice Are Held for Downs With a Touchdown Apparently Inevitable Some great defensive play and one brilliant dash by Capt Spiegel enabled to score a victory over the husky Oberlin academy team yesterday afternoon The score stood 6 to 2 when the final whistle blew scoring a touchdown and the resulting goal while points were se curd through the medium of a safety by the Elmwood avenue quarterback Huntington The condition of the field which was vile beyond description made luck a big factor in the contest With firm footing it is likely that the Red and Blue team would have run up a considerably larger score Under the conditions that prevailed however Coach people were well satisfied with one Lake Erie itself couldn't have been any wetter than the gridiron The higher spots were a bog and the low places pools of water several inches deep umbling naturally was to be ex pected and in this respect DftU was woefully weak The home boys managed to make a mess of nearly all their attempts to catch punts and their inability to squeeze the slimy plkskln kept them in con stant trouble Oberlin's grasp of the leather was not any too secure but its fumbles were both less frequent and less costly than those of the Detroit team Game Defensive lay No gamer exhibition of last ditch fighting ever has been given by a local eleven than that furnished by the Red 'and Blue Three times the Oberlin backs and tackles tore their way to within a foot of the Elmwood men's goal line and three times th eball went over to on downs With less than two yards to go at the very end of the game Oberlin could not make the grade the back being stopped in his tracks just as the final whistle sounded On another occasion Ober lin fumbled and lost the ball when well within the danger zone The Ohioans seemed to gain at will through the line until ft the five yard line was reached but after that point they wore stopped as effectually as though opposed by a stone wall Poor judgment on the part of the visiting quarter back together with the fact that the Lacks played entirely too closa to the line was partly to blame for the lack of gaining ability when the pinches came The bulldog tenacity of the defense completed the obstacle umbling Makes Trouble Constant fumbling kept the Elm wood avenue outfit on the defen sive and with the exception of tho time when its touchdown was scor ed the home team never really threatened to score Oberlin had an excellent punter and his kicks ef fectually kept the opposition out side the danger zone Considering the condition of the ball the Buck eye backs handled Capt spirals in fine form The play that gave Oberlin its score happened about tha middle of the first half" Standing about on his own 45 yard line the wisiting''kick ers drove a low hard puht toward the goal 'Huntington played the ball for a bound and it went over his head almost to the goal line The little quarterback tried to pick up the leather when he finally overtook It and in so do ing made a fatal error An Oberlin man charging down the field threw him bodily over the line and thereby earned two points the visitors The half ended without' further scoring on either side though Ober lin constantly threatened kicked off to open the second half and held the visitors so that they tVere obliged' to re turn the ball The Elmwood aver nue team received the leather in midfield and Capt num ber was called on the first line up Shaking off half a dozen tacklersrunning twice across the field in the bewildering dodging sprint that is all his own Spiegel raced half the length of the gridiron and planted the leather squarely be tween the goal posts Oberlin Loses Pepper Oberlin seemed to lose its pepper for the next few minutes and was correspondingly spry ap parently being on Its way to further points One of the in evitable turned the tide however and for the remainder of the game Coach men had to devote themselves almost en tirely to beating off attacks on their goal That they were able to do so was due to a fighting spirit that in previous games had been lacking in the team' Individual honors went to Capt Spiegel Tuomy the Sullivan boys and Brush for the Spiegel A showed defensive that he either has not possessed or has not had occassion to exhibit previously breaking Up plays time after time Dunbar Sullivan made one of the best gains of the' only forward pass that was able to negotiate successfully Ends Are Alert The alertness of ends in covering punts and taking advan tage of the fumbles was a big fac tor in the visiting showing Thfe flankers followed the ball re 4 markably 'considering the terrible footing ullback Gray and Capt 4 Reillv of Oberlin also played i stronglv each making some big gains through the line The Ober lin forwards had all the better of 4 their opponents in the first hair 4 opening big holes for the backs but toward the close cf the game waked up and held Its own When the Crucial tests cams Inside of the home five yard the forwards always were there the help of the secon dary defense which was able to draw in closer than when the play was in midfield apparently being the necessary sustainer showed a nice variety of plays but could not make many 4 of them work on account of the heavj going and the fumbling OBERLIN 1 Bruh iLL Kllner Barrett Gradi Theller Candler MacMillan Andrews Barton BrownsonC Neill Warner Hossack Tully Sullivan Swlgart Huntington Spiegel (Capt) I Sullivan IL Robblna Bellows Graham Boger Hopkins Reilly (Capt) Keener Tuomy Gray Stiles inal 6 Oberlin 2 Score (first 0 Oberlin 2 Touchdown Spiegel Goal from Touch down Tuomy Safeties Huntington Ref eree Lane Sparling Time of 20 minutes SoTt for George Washington Washington October The heavier 5 players of George Washington university had little trouble In defeating the Mary land Agricultural college here today 26 to 0 Two touchdowns In each half and a goal from field were responsible for the score Whiting right end for the local institution' kicked three out of the took goals ill Tte I I.