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7 1 I A i I I II I 1 'i 1 i i I i i i i i I 1 tlv a i i' i WL 1'2 it Yi I i I 1 i i 1 I I I I I 4' I i i i I 1 i 1 i ssssaass Some Recruits Whom McGraw Thinks Will Help Him Out of the 'Rut GRADWELL Huh' 1 J05E RODRIQUEZ WAGOLE' EU5M THE BOX SCORE to DETROIT ARE HERE Starting 32 0 'SERVICE SIX line ups fol HOCKEY TONIGHT Amateur VS Detroit I Detroit 0 LINERS a a Detroit Arena 0 9 0 0 0 0 opportun Winnlpeg in action 0 0 0 0 I 4 a 0 0 Maker you that' the reason RALPH El SHARMA' SIZE SQUAD OR SOUTHERN TRIP UNCERTAIN 0 0 rule was pas Tint Woodward Bldg THE Mens Store of Detroit Bush as Malsel Sb Crawford Veach If Hellman lb Harper Young 2b Stanage Cunningham Totala Homer Starts the Win mti on Right Track Heil man Continues to Hit the Pill Hard Cunningham Uncorks Assort ment of Puzzlers That Have San Antonio Racking Away rom the Plate BLOOM HAS BETTER spurt clinched the match final block of the match at Sweeney Hutton's to The held the Allen Cup three years 1913 1914 1915 This is a return engagement two games tonight and to morrow night Thursday and riday Prices 50c 75c and $1 Take Xtown car to Riopelle Games at 8 sharp Admis sion includes skating INNIPEG MvisAKCHS Purse Increased by Harry Payne Whitney or Memorial Race 117 100 100 90 70 60 50 GOES ULL ROUTE AND BLANKS OE TRY TO REVIVE IGHT GAME IN GRAND RAPIDS TURNERS WILL SHOW PROWESS JOE Pres March 2d the boxing st vies be touched ANY WHERE I ANT YOU TO LOOK THATT 1 3 0 0 Time Savers mo ls74 B7 18S8 1552 1M7 HH 1837 1826 1822 1819 1818 H18 1818 117 1817 1814 1814 1813 SEVENTH GAME BEATS VIZARD IGHT ON SEMESTER RULE DUE THE SIX BEST PITCHERS WHOM I EVER ACED TIGER'S THREE TALLIES ARE EARNED EORTS Outscores Jackson in Second Block of Match and Has Lead of 12 Points Special to The ree Pres Ithaca March 29 As Cornell crew today began the first strenuous workouts for the rowing season there was con siderable doubt as to whether Coach Charley Courtney the old est and by many regarded as the best crew coach in the country would direct the Cornell crew with his usual vigor While Courtney apparently has recovered from the skull fracture he received while on his way to Poughkeepsie last spring reports are heard here that he may never fully recover on account of his advanced age VICTOR LOOKS LIKE DIERENT IGHTER Detroit Turners will hold their annual spring tumvereln at hall 136 Sher man street riday evening the winners of the various competitions to represent Detroit in the national turnvereln at Buf falo June 16 20 exhibition which will Include gym nastics tumbling bir work fancy Indian club swinging and other athletic stunts will be under the direction of Prof Voight who himself is the bt all around athlete graduated from the Turners' school at In dianapolis There also will be fancy dancing and ladder contests for girls and other special features iguring In the program will be con testants of al! ages from 6 to 60 years CLOTHES SHOP 171 GRISWOLD Exhibition Scheduled riday Will Be Worth Seeing Win ners Go to Buffalo Champions The Winnipeg TWO DETROIT BOWLERS ARE WITH 20 BEST Brooklyn Boy Reverses Verdict of our Weeks Ago at' Wind sor Athletic Club Packed i House Sees Battle arranged a card of which local boys will Pat Giblin Hght Sid Murphy of Kala main bout which ji 35 34 32 32 32 30 30 1010 by The Wheeler Syndicate Inc BY RED LUDERUS PHILADELPHIA NATIONALS Taking my entire career as a basis though mindful of some great pitching in 1915 I jvill summarize the thing generally though some of the work by young pitchers last season nearly made me desert some of the old standbys Here are the best six in my estimation since I entered the National league and I pick them on the basis of long service rather than a oneyear flash CHRISTY New York Nationals MORDECAI BROWN Chicago Nationals WILLIAM DOAK St Louis Nationals JE TESREAU New York Nationals NAP RUCKER Brooklyn Nationals DICK RUDOLPH Boston Nationals or the past season I think Tesreau Mamaux Rudolph Doak Pfeffer and Toney were best but long successful careers of Matty Brown end Rucker justify their selection in the six" A the other the Winni probaoie Courtney May Not Coach Cornel! Crew At All This Year New Half Hose The man who desires to be strictly correct in his dress will be particular about the hose he wears Of course black is always good but if he prefers col ors (plain or in fancy ef fects) they must match the hue that is prominent in his cravat At 50c to $250 are beau tiful silk half hose in a va riety of plain colors black and white stripes and mot tled effects Interwoven Hose cotton 25c silk 50c are in all the popular colors Holeproof Hosiery $150 and $2 for box of 6 Guar anteed for 6 months Black and colors Silk and ibre Hose 39c 6 for $225 Black only This is a very special price when one considers the way silk and fibre have ad vanced txn 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 0 Hallman 'imree oase dutch Sacrifice Harper Stolen nag Totsls Innings Detroit San Antonio Two base hlti per Cunningham Ilnma Veach RtnnaVA gan Love irst lase on Off Cun ningham 2 tSImmong Westerzell) lilt by By Cunningham 1 (Harding) Struck By Cunningham 4 (Wotell bove Dunckel Shnmong) by Harding 1 (Stanage) Ix'ft on Detroit 7 San Antonio 4 irst base on errors Detrolt 1 San Antonio 2 Passed Burch 1 :48 Blackburn New York March 2 To In sure the continuance of the Whitnev Memorial steanlerhnN at the apring meeting nt the Pip tnff kock itacing asocmttnn Harry Eayne Whitney today in creased the purse to and added a 3500 cup The race la run annually as a mark of appreciation to the late William Whitney 0 0 1 0 0 0 total irst in 1913 second in 1914 was the exDerience of the New York Nationals in three years McGraw hopes to ascend the ladder the coming season and he look precau tion to scour the bushes for talent How much aid he can get out of this bunch is problematical but it is certain that uggsy Till give them a thorough trial before letting any go 0 54 high Orchids Wil! Bowl Morrells Orchids will bowl the Morrells a match game Sunday afternoon at 2:30 alleys will bo the battle ground Thio game will be a return contest as the Orchids defeated Morrells at Sweeney two weeks ago by til pins and the losers are out for revenge Captain Schwandt of the Morrells has been groom ing his pin spillers carefully and he is confident of victory 0 2 38 high 0 2 0 0 0 0 Crawford Har Bamberg Ranks ifth in All Events at Toledo While roem ing Gets Eleventh Prize Special to The ree Press Toledo March Secretary langtry this afternoon announced the 20 leading winners in the alt events of the American Bowling congress tournament which termi nated here late Tuesday night Two Detroiters were included in the list Augutit Bamberg coining fifth being rewarded with P0 for his 1858 score while 1822 earned Jjlm 35 rank Thoma of Chicago who ha the all events for several days won the first prise of 125 with a count of 1919 His score was 21 pins better than the next best man Kallusch of Jtochester Among the 20 leaders were nine Chicago pln spillers ollowing are the 20 leaders in the all events their position In the final standing and the amount of their cash rank Timms nicasv 0 Kallusch Rochester Barkenrider Wayne A Wartchow Omaha A Bamberg Detroit Chas Hildebrand Chicago Haucke Chicago Metcalf Chicago 3 lUydl Chicago Graf Chicago roeming Detroit Heusman Chicago Cochran Omaha Shepard Kansas Clty Brunnett Cleveland Bals Columbus Kossleck Peoria Eggars Chicago Anderson Kenosha Shaw Chicago WILL SEND AT LEAST Grand Rapids May Have Nine Teams at Detroit Meet enk UrwU Grand Rapids Mich March 2 Grand Rapids will send at least six teams and possibly eight or nine to the state bowling turnament to be held in Detroit next month The teams which have already an nounced their intention of going to Detroit are the following: itch Masters Watslawfks Hub Overlands A and Chinnick Is MONARCHS arquhar (capt) A Irwin Loughlin MarplesDick Irwin May May nriu ixiinjiKH Monarchs: Irwin Maxwell Me i ay KRAMEy ifteen or Sixteen Playerg to Make Soddy orced to Curtail Practice Special to The ree Grand Rapids Mich An Atteinnt to revive game will be made here riday night according to announcement by Chairman Walsh of the Olympic Club's athletic committee aisn nas three bouts in be featured weight meets iiazon in the scheduled to go ten rounds Johnny Murphy Grand Rpida paperweight meets rankie Mason of ort Wayne in he semi windup Clair Deoe and Young Dafoe local light weights will be the contestants in th curtain raiser Both the preliminaries will be six round affairs Special to The ree Press Ann Arbor Mich March There may possibly be 16 athletes in the Michigan invading force when It starts south one week from riday according to an announce ment made this afternoon If Graduate Director Bartelme travels with the team there will be but 15 players in the squad but If the entire burden of the business side of the trip is saddled on Stu dent Manager Sidney Steen then there will be room for 16 candi dates If the smaller number is taken the squad will probably in clude a brace of catchers rtve pitch ers an infield quartet an outfield trio and a utility man The Wolverine squad received a bodv punch this afternoon when Toni Soddy announced that he could no longer be a regular on the prac tice squad Pressure to slacken up on his athletic activities and in the future he will not be able to give even the small amount of time which he has heretofore spent in the gym nasium for the regular practices Soddy has been out but a small portion of the time and it is feared now that the further cutting down of his work will mean that he will not be in condition fur the southern trip How They Line up ow Newell first Brandci second Waiterhouse short and Warner third base constituted the infield Lundgren used this afternoon in practice Despite the fact that the veteran Brandell has been appear ing at this position regularly dur ing this week the critics do not be lieve he is the man who will be used by Lundgren at that post The wise ones are picking Smith for second sack with Brandeil in the outfield Warner suffered an injury to his hand this afternoon that may lav him up for a dav or two With Harrington's arm still in bad shape the Michigan squad is in a bad way for third sackers Roberts pitching arm is out of condition and it is doubtful if he will be able to do any real practice throwing until the middle of next week Whether this will mean that he is not to be in shape for the southern trip is the question which is bothering Lundgren right now Beat His Rival to the Punch and Shows Better Judgment i Throughout the Contest Mar gin Gained That Way BY HARRY BULLION WHILE there anythin about last battle bo j' tween Phil Bloom and Willie Grad well at the Windsor Athletic club that could be termed spectacular thereby differing considerably tram their initial meeting across tbo river it was an interesting contest and as a prophet Bloom is worthy of attention Still smarting under the beatln he took from Gradwell on the occa sion of their inaugural appearance in the employ of Eddie Glassco the Brooklyn lad returned this time de termined to reverse the verdict That he succeeded In his quest for retribution Is attested by the ver dict of every unbiased critic at the 1 ringside last night Bloom's margin ot de cisive nature yet It was ufflclent to impress the' rer mlnded Up to the sixth round there was Utile to choose between the boys but from there on barring the tenth whan Gradwell rallied temporarily Bloom asserted his superiority Every seat tn the house was filled when the boxers sought their cor ners and a lot more couldn't get in the place The club officials pr I dieted a larger crowd for last affair than that which viewed th llrst engagement and they figured I rightly i Bean Ont Hie AlibL I Bloom' performance bears out ta I a measure the alibi he advanoed when beaten before failure to do himself Justice because of an at tack of grip He looked altogether different seemed to be imbued with extreme confidence once no assumed a lead and made every opportunity I he had to score a punch count 1 Gradwell's failure this time he can lay to lack of auccess la beating his rival to the puneh the singular feature of hto trttumph four weeks ago Conditions ware I Just reversed last night and it was seldom Gradwell started a punch that he had the satisfaction of land ing without finding a glove pressed against his front anywhsre the rules of Queensberry prescribe far them Gradwell dldn appear to be la the excellent condition he had de clared he was He looked eve paler than usual didn't seem posse good Judgment in his ata tack and at times was made 1 Continued on ag ourteen 1 3 1 0 Innings ML BY A BATCHELOR SAN ANTONIO Texas March George Cunningham had the double honor today of pitching the first full game of the season for the Tigers and achieving their Initial 1916 shutout the score read ing 3 to 0 The stocky youngster enhanced the good impression created by his steady work against the Giants last Saturday holding Bron chos to four hits The enemy had just one chance to score which came In the third inning Burch opening this chapter with a triple to right was equal to the test of nerve and skill imposed by having a man on third with nobody out however and the next three batters were helpless Only In the ninth inning did the Texans succeed in getting as many as two men on the sacks at the same time and but four of them reached second altogether The spitball was most deadly weapon as usual and he had so much on it that the minor leaguers considered themselves lucky every time they hit it out of the infield Detroit's Scores Come Hnrd Detroit had a hard time making its three runs There were hits enough nine of them Including three doubles and a home run but for the most part they were wasted Although the Tigers were always threatening it was not until th 0 sixth inning JJiat they did anything CrawforTs single and Boh home run to deep center accounted for a nalr In this period The third marker mater ialized in the ninth via double a choice that put Young on second jyhile George was being run to earth a passed at! and Stanage's long sacrifice fly The Jungaleers batted Harding who went the whole nine innings for San Antonio harder then the box score shows the local suburb anites having a very large after noon Numerous hard drives that threatened to become base hits were grabbed by the outer guard Young Bush and Heilman suffer ing In particular Sam Crawford looked more like i his regular self today than at any previous time this season taking bls normal wallop at the ball and getting a brisk double and single homer was a beautiful drive on which he easily made the circuit while the Lone Star gard eners pursued the ball in the vicin ity of tl clubhouse Heilman con tinued his slugging with a two bass biff and single and he lost another long one because the right fielder happened to be right in the path of a roaring liner Cunning ham kept up his reputation as a slugging pitcher by unwinding a base hit and a two bagger There was a lot of very sharp fielding In the game with Heilman and Young excelling for Detroit and Balenti Dunckel and Slmmong for San Antonio TOLD ABOUT THE TIGERS 0 2 0 4 1 tun innings SO Jackson 1 ft 4 I 0 Bnggan if Bnlontl se Dunckel lb Wotell rf Love 2b Westerzell 3b Rimmong of Burch Harding Addie Kummer Take inal Tilt and Wins Match in Greater Detroit Tourney A capacity house saw Addie Kum mer take Eddie Vizard down the line in four of their seven games in thez Greater Detroit bowling tournament at the Sweeney Huston alleys Wednesday afternoon These prominent pin spiliers were standing three all when they start ed the seventh game but Kummer pulled the victory out of the fire by a seven pin margn his score bing 1S5 Vizard showed the bitter scores throughout having an aver age uf 18S 5 7 while av erage was 6 7 Addie's first game when he couldn't nail a one two spare pulled his average down greatly his score being 119 When he split the lumber he missed the spares He gathered himself together for the second contest however and shot 21fi the best score of the after noon Thursday afternoon at 2:31 Billy Miller tackles red Galster Scores of the Vizard Kum mer match: Addie Kumer 119 216 194 1S8 167 211 185 Average 182 6 7 Eddie 207 212 167 193 177 187 178 Average 188 5 7 House Tassew Antl Haetng Bill Special to The ree Press Annapolis Md March The house today passed 54 to 40 an anti gambling bill designed to end horse racing in Maryland Sup porters of racing say the senate will kill the bill ONE PRICE not depending on one ruit to make my fortune but going to sell more suits than anybody in town when the public gets wise Little profits lots of going to get me there got the snap piest most up to date worsteds serges cassimeres and some Grand Rapids Claims That Pres ent Code is Unconstitutional and Will Boost for Revision at Ann Arbor Session Special to The ree Press Grand Rapids Mich March Central Union and South high schools will be represented at the meeting of the Michigan Inter scholastic Athletic association in Ann Arbor tomorrow Coach Dinnie Upton and Principal Jesse Davis will represent Cen tral and both will go prepared to make a fight for the ejection of the eight semester rule according to announcement by Coach Upton They will contend with several other large schools of the state that the measure was unconstitutionally passed and should never have been placed in the association's code In its stead they will ask a nine semester rule and it is believed they will have at least five other big schools of the state with them in their demand for the substitution South high will be represented by aculty Manager A Krause formerly secretary of the I A A it was Krause who us secretary originally circulated the notice call ing attention to the fact that a re vision of the eligibility rules was to consdered It is the contention of the opponents of the eight sem ester rule that the notice of nn im pending change in the constitutionas circulated by Mr Krause was I changed after it had been agreed upon as ready for incorporation in I the association constitution Principal I Gilbert one of the of the eight semester ruleand Coach Berry of Union high I also will attend meeting Both are prepared to insist on the retention or the eignt semestcr and also to contend that there nothing irregular about its sage 35 3 1 SAN ANTONIO AB By Staff Correspondent San Antonio Tex March This was the Tigers first visit to San Antonio since 1910 the last year they trained here The veteran members of the club found a num ber of old friends ready to welcome them This was the first game played by the Tigers this season in which only 18 men were used The Bronchos put in an emergen cy runner through court esy when Cunningham Harding In the eighth but this in terpolated sprinter was not official ly a contestant so his name does not appear in the box score Mike Balenti the Indian who played with the Browns at one time is ehortstopping for the Bron chos WesterzlR who had a trialwith the Tigers several seasons ago Is playing third for San Antonio He had to come back to the Texas league when the ederals gave up the ghost Coveleskie is due to pitch tomor row and if he Is feeling right will go nine innings Manager Jennings is expected in the morning to take charge of the club which leaves in the evening for Beaumont Dunckel the Bronchos first base man was formerly one of the Mich igan State league's leading sluggers He played a nice fielding game to day but did not get any hits This athlete was recommended to the Tigers several times while he was in the north but Mr scouts passed him up work today was the most encouraging done by any Detroit pitcher this spring and It now appears certain that he will have a regular job when the cham pionship season opens His control was almost perfect this afternoon not a man walking until the sev enth and only two in the game He came near terminating Harding's career by lamming him on the head with a fast one but after taking time out for repairs the Broncho pitcher resumed operations caught a particularly good game today nailing three fouls and throwing out a man who tried to advance from first second while Oscar was battling a tall one back against the grand stand fc BATCHELOR 0 0 1 0 Time was Time was when the good dresser used to think he dressed right unless ha paid at least $25 for his clothes Now got hundreds of the swellest dressers in town wearing my and every one a No difference In the clothes wearing the value is exactly the same regular $25 and $30 suits but the price is all shot to pieces A a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 9 0 0 0 fi a 2 total 0 0 1 0 put everythin you make un your back give yon alt yoo can carry for from fite to ten dollars le than yoa probably have beer paying 940 ult 840: 831 suits $33 suits $30 $23 suit every one a real huitest to goodness value CORDONR1NKE Perwnal Sert icr Tailors $8 Broadway Corner John Champion Charles Ellis of Pittsburgh took the lead In tho iX' poInt three cushion match with Clarence Jackson of Detroit by scoring 51 points to the 38 In the second block at the Sweeney Huston billiards theater Wednesday The game lasted SO innings and was sprinkled with plenty of safety play Jark wn had a lead 17 8 in the first 35 in nings but Ellis ran five In his twenty elgth following with two twos in the twenty ninth and thirtieth and another five in the thirty third scoring 35 points from the twenty eighth to fortieth innings dur ing whkh interim he displayed rare skill In making all sorts of shots and looked like the champion he is In every sense of the won inis for him The third and will be played nieht Score: BUi 0 0 9 i oi 1 0 A 0 1 4 I amous Canadian Seven Gives Detroit Chance to Get Even in Return Series Thursday Evening Those who miesed the ity of seeing the famous Monarchs hockev aeotet on their previous visit here will be afforded another chance to see the three time Allan cup winners from western Canada in action against the Defroit Hockey club tonight and riday evening at the Arena rink The local management acting on numerous requests from Detroit hockey fans was successful in se curing a return engagement with the Canadians who are en route home after a 15 day trip through eastern Canada and the United states beating the Crescent A of New York 7 to 3 in its last game before coming here This team is the fastest aggre gation that ever has appeared on Arena lee its forward line is a won derful one with Dick Irwin rated the Ty Cobb of Canadian hockey playing at center the May broth ers at wings and Warpies or Max well as rover But defense is equally as good good enough io hold the Detroiters scoreless the previous tilt although the locals were pressing it all during the final period Goaltcnd arquhar is the liveliest gualtend that has been seen here all season and a veritable stone wall in front of the visitors net Know How to However Detroit has tried out this aggregation and held it to three goals on the previous visit with a patched line up due to the injury to Rover Black This time the team will be the best that De troit has presented all season with Black back on the job the regular defense working and the forward line strengthened by the presence of Jack Skelly who played a fine game against the Monarchs in Blacks position at right wing It will be a much stronger team and Captain Johnson predicts a victory in at least one of the games and hopes to take the series by winding two straight Every Detroit player is in fine fettle for the games and some real puck chasing is bound to re sult Irwin who wae injured after the first 15 minutes of play In the previous encounter agaJn is in shape to show his best work and has been startling the hockey na tives in Canada and New York since visiting here so that the fans will see the whole visiting aggregation at its best The game will be 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