Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 10

10 THE DETROIT REE SATURDAY NOVEMBER IS 1905? KEITm TAXES TROl ILES INTO THE COURTS MICHIGAN BACKERS CONIDENT ICOpssiONJ SUED BADGERS ARE MERELY HOPEUL HOW THE TEAMS WILL ACE EACH OTHER WISCONSIN MICHIGAN HERTKE BRINDLEY MELZNER CURTIrf SCHULTE RHEINSl'IIILU11 1UHMOXV NORCROSS Right End Right Tackle Right: Guard CenterLeft Guard Left Tackle Left End iirsn HERING GELBACH INDLAY Right Half WRA BETZ Left Half CLtltK ROSETH ullback Empire Lieut Cronter West Point Head Left Left Tackle Left Guard Center Right Guard Kight Tackle Right End Quarter Left Half Right Half "ft'ii Referee Lieut Hackett West linesman Jake Stahl Illinois Play starts at 2 Time of game minuto tsatves Yost Wound Up Preparations With Short Work Out Ann Arbor Looks for Close to 20000 at the Contest Wisconsin Eleven Spent Day in Detroit Vanderboom Did Not Take Part in the Closing Signal Practice Ann Arbor Midi November 17 It's about all over but the shouting and the only question is whether Michigan or Wisconsin is go ing to do the time in the old town stunt tomorrow evening Ann Arbor is gradually filling up vith old Michigan men anil rhe advance truard of the Wisconsin bunch There is nothing but Michigan money in evidence and the Cook House and billiard hall were packedwith Michigan men looking for nets Offers of 3 to 2 as a feeler were shout ed but met with no response Neitheriid the 2 to proposition and it looks as if as prohibitive odds as 3 to 1 will Ibe demanded tomorrow unless the main army of Hadgers which arrives tomorrow morning impress a little more confidence in their team Another feature ofthe crowds tonight is the large number of ticket specula tors and grafting does not seem to be confined to local men who grabbed up some choice tickets at the opening of the sale A big block of tickets was sent to Madison and some Wisconsin men are on the grounds offering good seats at advanced prices The specu lators are holding seats at from $3 to $5 Manager JJaird tried to eliminate this feature by limiting the number to six tickets which any one person could buy Will Ike Record Crowd Nearly all the box seats are gone and if expected standing room crowd comes there will foe about 19 (XX) persons at the game Last year at the Chicago game 13000 people sawthe contest Never was there such a demand for accommodations by news paper men before Every paper of any standing in the middle west will send its special sporting writers and the game will be more generally featured than any football contest ever before la this section of the country Today Coach Yost took the men out to erry field to whittle off the rough edges practice consisted of sig nai work ana aerensive lormation The coach was easy on the men al lowing them to run into the gym a bath at 4:30 Tonight at the training table he did not: allow the subject of football to be mentioned but skept the crowd jollied up with songs It is principle not to annoy the men with talk on the eve of an important game He holds that they have had worry enough during the week and wants as near a com plete rest fo them as possible just before the battle or? this reason he sent the men off tonightjwith the com mand: vto Going in to TVin Said the coach tonight: are going to win it we can tv are going into the game with the idea of win ning and if Wisconsin beats us theywill know: that they have had to play hard football I look for a close score and of course I hope it will be on our Said Trainer itzpatrick: men are all in fair shape We have no complaints or excuses to make Schultewill be in the game as lie was not injured as badly as it was Every man on the team is feeling in the best of spirits and the singing at the training table tonight was a good endication of this They are ready for the contest and all Michigan is ready to see them win Charlevoix at Grand Rapids Grand Rapids November 17 Grand Rapids High school will meet the speedy narievoix nign scnooi eleven tomorrow morning and anything but an easy time Is expected Charlevoix comes to this city having" lost a game and they are ivals of Petoskey for the north ern championship Easy for Hattie Creek Battle Creek Mien November 17 (Spe cial) Battle Creek High school football team defeated Albion this afternoon by a score of 27 to 0 Although one sided itwas a good game and cleanly played Accompanied by a staff of coaches trainers and "the Wisconsin football team came into Detroit yes terday and registered at the Cadillac for a day of rest before its most im portant game of the: year The only bieak in the quiet of the day camen the afternoon? King putting a cou ple of dbzen men into uniforms and piling' them into vans for a trip to Bennett Park and a little limbermg up exercise The usual secrecy was maintained though there was noth ing for anyone to learn even had hs taken the trouble to put himself where ne could spy on the work King has a tuv pretty husky young men on his squad and more who are not: so impressive With his eleven in shape it looks like' one that give Michigan an interesting ar menu But however King and the other leaders say that the team is not in condition for such a struggle as is expected today the players al ready having been through two tough games withS Chicago and Minnesota They will try hard but that is the best that is said The Wisconsin coach would not venture a prediction as to the outcome of the contest There is little chance that Vander boom will get into the game despite all that has been said He carried his arrq in a sling yesterday and he took no part in the practice accompanying the players to the field but putting on no uniform Trainer Kratnzlein says that Vanderboom could not go in to the game If the result depended on it Just how the backfield will be made jup with the' captain out King said that he would not decide until to day Melzner will be at quarter and indlay at right half of course The other positions are doubtful In this connection the Wisconsin leaded sprung a new one mentioning Williams as his possible halfback Wrabetz was looked to to go in if Van derbddm was forced out with either Hoth 'or Clark fullback Hand ing out Williams was a bit of "a sur prise He has not been mentioned orominen'tlv iifanv'of the Madison dope and the bunches of photographs that have been sent by Madison cor respondents to local papers do not in clude pictures of Williams though any other possible substitute boom appears The' Wisconsin team remained over night at the Cadillac and will go to Ann Arbor early today With the ex ception of the game with Northwest ern at Madison on Thanksgiving day' this' is the last appearance of the Badgers this year Madison Wis November 17 (Spe cial) ive hundred Crooters accom panied by several sub players: gatenspectors and the full" University band left tonight for Ann Arbor where they will try to help their team win The special will arrive at Ann Arbor tomorrow morning Mil waukee and Chicago alumni will join the Madison special at the Wndy City There is hope of victory here' tonight although only a few are will ing to wager upon the result Every body has confidence in Phil King anl Eddie Holt and if victory is it is believed that their aggrega can bring it to Hope ling ers that Vanderboom was able to get mto the game Arrangements have been completed' by the authorties here to receive a detailed report on the game at Camp Randall while the Badger freshmen1 are playing the Chicago freshmen for the western championship The prize for the best football sorig was awarded today to Louis Conger who wrote consisting of two verses one entitled the other VanderboomWisconsin's old' favorite lias been translated into German and the popu larity with which it: has been met with in the last few days wl prob ably be evidenced at the game The entire university band of thirty pieces cons'dered to be one of the best col lege bands in the west will provide musical entertainment ASKS THAT ENJOINING OBOER BE GRANTED HIM So that He May Where He is Anxious to Go Cincinnati November 17 iA legal contest against a decision of the na tional baseball commission was begun in' the United States district court to day by Micaael Kelley manager of the St Paul American Association team who tiled a petition for an in junction against the commission to re strain it irutn putting into eitect its decision tnat Keliey snoald play with the St Louis American League team Keliey aeciartd tnat he was not un der contract to the St Paul club and could not therefore be sold by Owner George Lennon of that Kedey asserted that if ne snould alter the decision of the coinmission under take to play with any otner than the St Louis ciub he would1 be prevented forever from engaging baseball its a'1 means of liveiinoou He declared that of the members of the commis sion August Hermann and Ban John son as well as John Bruce secre tary the commission had a pecun iary interest in the decision and that these members of the commission were prejudiced against him Kelley there fore asked for an injunction restrain ing the members of the commission from anv action whereby any profes sional baseball club in the United States Is prevented from engaging him as a player the next season A temporary restraining order was is sued The case be taken up for hearing on Monday The adoption of the following ad ditional rule by the commission was announced today: I iNo sale of a minor league player by one minor league club to another shall be permitted within six days of the first drafting day of each year All sales of minor league play ers by one minor league club to an other shall be reported by the secre tary of the national association to the secretary of the national commis sion at least four days before the first drafting day of each The commission finds the adoption of this rule undoubtedly necessary in or der that the club possessing title to any player may be definitely known before the drafting season commences OUTLAWS DENY REPORTS BEZENAH ATER NELSON Erne" to Meet Hanlon Los Angeles November 17 Manager Mc Carey of the Pacific Coast Athletic club of Los Angeles announced last night that Young Erne the eastern lightweight has been matched to fight a 20 rdund go with Eddie Hanlon in this cltyon December 15 The bout however is conditioned upon Young winning his fight from In Milwaukee POSTS MONEY OR 'AIAT'CHA WITH CHAMPION' 'Battling Nelson last evening received a telegram from Cincinnati notifying him that JBezenah' who beat Sayers on Monday had posted $1000 for a battle with the champion Nelson wlfed back that die would match his sparring part ner Lundle with Bezenah if the latter will make a side bet He said the Cin cinnati boy uld not draw enough money to induce him yto consider a match for himself! 4 Billy No'ar manager will meet ithe boxer at Pittsburg on Sunday to talk" over the 'proposed McGovern match" SAY THEY WILL NOT COME INTO ORGANIZED BALL Philadelphia November 17 President Creamer of the Tri State Baseball league tonight made the following state ment in reference to published reports that his organization had applied to the na tional commission for protection: TrState league has not applied to the national baseball commission for iro tection and for the present at least has no intention whatever of doing so The reports from Cincinnati that Mr Carpenter of Altoona Pa had made overtures to the commission may be true but Mr Car penter has no connection with either the league or the Altoona club! "The Tri State has never officially asked for protection and ripening plans for 1906 do not make it appear that it will take that step for some time to Results at Spelers George" Lea them got the decision over Otto Schiller at gym last evening in a ten round bout The contest was fast and Leathern showed a decided advantage ail the way In the wrestling bout Clyde BleaksleV won two falls from Pardello without great difficulty in three minutes and In two min utes The men may meet again for a side bet for a private bout Idivigne Was Their Host GofMerff9 cture Citi it out unsi turf gi it to the office ii Detroi sex DR GOLDBERG Located in Detroit Since 1895 them life is one continual Tu possessor or 14 diplomas auui certificates makes Dis ease of Men a specialty: pre scribes for all potients per sonally and allows the patient to pay after cured In this class of cases almost immediate relief is afforded by my treatment and permanent cure accomplished a you have traces of It you are in fr I I IB RS constant danger until cured: you UImUIu cannot tell how soon the poison will affect the other organs of the body: have you sore throat ulesra in the mouth or longue copper colored patchesores breaking out sore bones hair falling out itching skin? Cail and see ma as I give you a written guarantee to cure you and you can DAY WUPN PIIPfR Cure Nervous Debility Varicocele ini wfiltn UUliLU Stricture Early Decay and Waste of Power all Nervous Chronic Bloodand Skin Diseases RAY EXAMINATION ADVICE ARD NSULTAT'ON REE I am' at my offlee from a in te while on Sundays Cram 9:9 a ML to Standard Tims Patients who cannot call may write tor question blanks and book eontaln tag dlpletnas free everything held snored ty oonfldeatial DR GOLDBERG al Clients cital)y will accept your case on the following i tune von call you will see inl and be treated by me pe rsonally lou may pay alter you are iniru NEEVOUS DEBlim There aro scores and undreds of suf ferine from severe nervous aisoraers resuiun from overwork hurry worry business and do mestic cares bereavements dissipation etc Tt i ruunu vi iJixoEi while peace comfort and happiness are impo slble They suffer from headaches loss memory mental depression sensation dizziness dullness restlessness weakne trembling heart palpitation cold limbs utte fatigue and exhanstion MENl 7 i Twenty admirers of George Lavigne from Saginaw came to town yesterday and scent the day with the former chayipion pugilist by whom they were entertained at dinner An immense photograph of Lavigne in fighting togs reproduced from a picture taken just before the boxer sailed for Eng land to meet Burge was presented to the hOSt British marine Won New York November 17 A three round boxing exhibition between Wm Cock avne a royal marine from the cruiser Erakd and middleweight champion of the British navy and Jack Heine of the bat tle shio Iowa took place tonight in Tom gymnasium The British marine was easily the best man CENTRALNORMAL WINNER of Ruinney Lunhuher to Meet Elliott I of Referee tinner neninsula chimmonsbin win ncified winner nT this earn will nhv i pr WnMmii ehnmnlnn at Arm ArSn Her fm state honors Ish emlng cxnecto tn wie inaiir YPSILANTI oster Prine Hoar? LewisPeel Colby Bates WebsterBraley Ceant Brown or Upper Peninsnin Title ironette Mich November 17 (gep BEAT YPSILANTI TN GAME OR CLEAN TITLE Mt Pleasant Mich November (Spe cial) Central Normal defeated Ypsilanti today by a score of 13 to 0 thereby win the normal school championship ofthe state Ypsilanti played a fast game in tire first half but was materially weakened hsvlng two men taken out Brown and Hoare MT PLEASANT Tsderlo Post en C2crensonathor hnson wilt nhv trnlr ht a A rrntM re 8 Th rh rnVnnvn nd 'I or nt Trosvllie was postponed nntil Tuesday evtnlng Shaw Meets Sweeney Low 'Shaw and 'Trhn Sweeney will play a mtrih game of billiards at tho Detroit club this evening Jordan (Leads the Winner New York fNovomiber 17 Tonight was the practical culmination of the iTSf show Ehen Jordan forged ahead in his blue ribbon winnings again by win ning the 'Brewster prize for pairs 'shown 1 ef oro vark vehicles wl th bis TH red and Plymouth Champion Mr Jordan aleo took the Mue ribbon in the class for ponies In harness with his champion Tangerine KOSMTlH WRABETZ'1 WILL IGURE IN WISCONSIN BACKIELD TODAY f'' AJL I 'C JSSt ylra wlla CENTRAL RAN BIG SCORE footballof today SCORED ON ORCHARD LAKE WEST ARE OilU ANN ARBOR YALE MEETS PRINCETON RETURNS ROM THE OOT BA LL GAME Miller James Hanneman as will EASTERN Bullion Pratt Klein Brodie Marty Brod 1 Mauillo Armstrong Harms Roehm Corcoran Suckert EDIllon Bard Daub i McCormick Evarts Wrenn McCracken Uni nn iC A 23 6 Weight coupied with the star work of Mouatt and Pearsall on end runs and the une of Tully Snd Surles "won far the Urvnard Lake cadets yesterday af ternoon against the Elmwood lads onzthe YALE Gates orbes Erwin landers Tripp Bigelow Shevlin (capt) Hutchinson Veeder Morse lynn The officials will be: Harvard umpire: versity of Pennsylvania referee Daly Harvard head linesman Yale Princeton New Haven Harvard Dartmouth Cambridge of Philadelphia Columbia Cornell Ithaca Virglnla Navy Annapolis Georgetown Bucknell Georgetown Michigan Wisconsin Ann Arbor Chicago Illinois Chicago Northwestern A Evanston Minnesota Nebraska Minneapolis Drake Iowa Des Moines EAST PART HOPES REALIZED After Auto Record' Chicago November 17 Clovis Bertrand' and A Schmidt started this morning from the clubhouse of the Chicago Auto mobile club in an' attempt to break automobile record between 'this city1 and New York The record is now 58 hours and 35 minutes Reports were 1 received by the Chicago Automobile club at noon to the effect that Bertrand and Schmidt were three quarters of an hour behind their schedule in arriving at' South Bend Dixon Left tackle Bird Left guard Knight Center Bennett Right guard GloverRight tackle Hodge Right end Bowen Quarterback Reynolds half White Tciirht bale faurles (capt) ullback Dunphy Case True Mouatt Pearsall Goals from touchdown 3 Goodman Umpire Snow Michigan Sinclair Michigan Head Moody Princeton Time of halves minutes Cadets Must Improve Before the Central Game New Motor Car Marlc Indianaiv iis November AV Clem ens of Indianapolis today "drove 1 a 40 horse ooawer stock car 150 miles in 2 hours 52 minutes and 32 4 5 seconds during a 2 1 hour race time is 13 minutes 5 1 5 seconds faster than the previous mark under the same conditions TI1OVGH EASTERN Al ADE HARD IG'HT AGAINST ODDS ollowers of Blue Looking for Handy Victory ighting gamely every minute Eastern High went down to defeat at the hands of the crack Central High eleven yesterday afternoon at the Detroit Athletic club by a of 40 to 0 The score does not indicate how desperately the Indians fought Two of scores which were made by George Widman: were of the lucky order In Widman scored four of seven touch downs all of which were of the spec tacular order In the first 1 half his work counted for little but ln the second he proved himself one of the stars of the eleven coupled with Slo man and Hanneman or Eastern the work ot" Bullion at left end: was brilliant Not once in the whole con test he fail torspill an interfer ence and had hec had a good taels ling half 'to work with him gains around that end would nave been greatly decreased Honorable nripntion is also due Kratt Lampson Harms and Merz their defensivework being of the best order The first named was forced to drop out' of tli game during the first half on ac count of a severe injury to hls side It was also necessary for Slo man to quit late in the' second per iod The last named injury may prove serious it being thought that he either broke or dislocated bis shoulder The first half was played in the shortest time In the history of the school games ut four minutes being taken cut the whole time on the' field during this period totaling but tventy nine minutes Eastern played on defense almost continually The game opened with Sloman kicking off to Lampson and Central held and forced Lampson to punt on the third down East ern put up a most stubborn resistance and it took Central twelve minutes to' score and from the three yard line it took the Cen tral eleven the whole three downs to put the baP over Sloman making the score and kicking goal The next score did not come until twenty three minutes of play had been used up Hanneman "getting this and Sloman again goaling In just one and one half minutes more of 'play Widman scored running fifty live yards for tbe final score of the half Sloman again froal Irg The half ended with the ball in East possession Pratt falling on a fumble just as time was called Bush who was substituted for Lawton after Crabb had to show class in that position scored the? first touchdown for Central in the second half after six minutes of hard play threedowns from the one yard line being necessary before the point was scored His good playing so ex cited Sloman that he missed his first goal Widman cored the remaining three touch downs Central running twenty three yards for the first eighty five for the sec ond and the third on hi longest run of the day one of ninety' yards The first ceme after eleven minutes of play and the second had an Intermission of just 45 sec onds After his third touchdown he was taken out Torbet going In This made the backfield all subs and Central could not gain with any rnan but Hanneman and wtfs twice forced to punt before time: was called Eastern High made her 'first: down three times' twice In the first half and one in the second On the other hand they held six different times The punting of Lampson was one fine feature of the game Not once did he fail to boot: the pigskin at least thirty five yards Ho was also quick on picking up' fumbles and Cen tral made many of these subs being re sponsible for the majority The' whole Central High f'fctball squad will be taken to see the Mich Nan Wiscon sin game at the expense of the athletic association BIG ASTERN GAME DOWN OR NEW HAVEN TODAY Widman Again Did Grand Worlc or the Victors In addition to regular trains the Mich igan Central will have a special at1030 and a series cf specials beginning at 12 and continuing until the crowd is accommodated These trains run to the grounds airect and return immediately after the game Ypsi Ann electrics leaving half hourly run direct from city hall to the field was decisively defeated but not 'j neir aeiensive game was mag nuceni ana uieir oicense was rapid in cue niSL mat me dis soldiers were ohiiou 'ort tnair leec lor a luuuiluowa alter ine si nau previously advanced uie Dau 10 wiuiin naif a foot of me cov 1 ted cnajK mane and then lost it on uawns mess 'the cadets improve wonderfully Central Hign wm now mem under wnen mty ineeu on a nanKSgiving cday 5 inc cadets scored as: points in the first naif by a steady series ot line bucking and Cnort piunges just art tacKie interspersed with an occasional end run True made me first score in three minutes of piay and kicked gxiL "'t no sametac tcs: brougnt Mouatt within striking dis uncesoon after and the star hif went over Peat sail the next touch down after a long run Dobotns added two jooincs by booting the pigskin between the posts each time made its only score immediately after the first" touchdown by the cadets Rej noids Goodman Dixon White and aounpny took it down the field in steady uiaicnes White tried ia place kick from me 30 yard line but failed and Goodman Kil on the bail The' lads got own to within an inch of the goal line where the soldiers held for downs and the ball went over A punted yards from which point Goodman tried A drop kick A punted on the mird down and it was ball in uie center of the field "Reynolds Good nan Dixon Murphy and White marched it down 15 yards where Reynolds took he ball on a quarterback run and sprint ed 35 yards for a touchdown Goodman kicked goal Score for the first half: Al M18 6 The Elmwool lxys played a different game In the second half talcing a grand brace and holding the cadets to 5 points which they pained only after 17 minutes of tierce playing Moore making the touch and Strelinger falling at goal Al A failed to gain consistently and was repeatedly held for downs preferring to take a chance on a goal from tbe field when within striking distance than to los $Je ball on downs But once or twice did attempt to advance the ballGoodman boosting it cut of danger on the rsUdown The beef of tle soldiers was not to be5 denied however and they iinaliv negotiated the distance 'I'he play of the carets was rather fourtl at times Hie brass band that the sohfjer toys brought down with them enlivened the game with some lively music and a goodly bunch of gray ccated rooters tore otf some fierce yells 1010 ou Tn the evening the team with Gen Har wers SueEts of "honor at the Hotel Cadillac by Surles of Milwaukee The team qartered at A Dobbins' True Owen Wyatt'' Strelinger Townsend Dart Pearsall Mouatt Moore lemusi Tniiv Tooker GRIDIRON GOSSIP Harrisons easily defeated the Eries bv a score of 45to 5 Aztecs will play the Regular Reserves Saturday on the Graphite grounds Orioles will play the Morrell Minims this afterncon at 3:15 on tho rounds Vinewood and 'Wolverines' desire a game with the Athenians Tbe Wolverines are requested to report fof practice Sunday 'a Record A has canceled its came with the Delray Juniors and will clash with the Invaders instead for 120 pound honors Barstow Juniors will clash with the Co lumbians at Belle Isle today at 3 The following players are requested to ie pert without fail rey Look Heapley Oro we 'Wilson Heyer Tennant Quinn Schulte Martelli Lane anb Roeb rig Mohaaks will play the Monroe team on Sunday at Monroe The following members are requested to meet at 594 Michigan ave nue at sharp: Thranay Drear Drear Nolan Grace Gqrdon Johnson Hodge Barr Tahor Scanlon Webster Gainey Wise and Tennie Cadillacs will go to Northville this af ternoon to play the Northville team The following members will please he nn hand at the waiting room in time 0 catch the car Kos arr Bozel Thatcher TTrtrTlRon Hitvlhv Mack Dairy Creegar Clapp and aust will take the 1 car this noon for Wayne Tvhere they will meet the Mivne high school team It: is expected that quite a crowd will follow sters After the game the Wavne eleven will banquet the Websters The Detroitteam will be shifted considerably as tackpole Hammond and Ranuev three of 1 the bet players will be out of the game The teams are about evenly matched in weight and a good game is looked for Barstows will piav the Monroe Inde pendents Sunday afternoon at Monroe the Lansing team having canceled Its game for tins date on account of the team disband ing 'All 'members of the Barsiows are requested to report for practice tonight a 30 at 15G Champlain street The following' will make the trip: Peppier feYhnholz Keefe Bader Yeager Skn? Armitage Pankpw Brennen Karl Cagney Trent vKramerTAdderly Hatha way and Benjamin Tbe team leaves Sun oaj at New Haven Ct November 17 Every thing is in readiness for the YaJePrlnceton game and as the best of weather is pre uicted the crowd promises to he a recora treaker Tho talk on all sides tonight was almost wholly upon the subject ot tomor row's game A score in ccuvis ngures expected Uy i ale but as it is 'a college tradition tnat Princeton always plays ne utsi ganie against ttie blue me undergrad uates body seems to be prepaiOd for any iinng A few bets with 1'ale giving odds ot 2 to 1 were reported in cates but aov" uany very little money wasm sight Close bt servers point out that the Careers of Uie two teams have not ueen sihinir tnis sea son The 'only point of contact for tne purpose ot comparison in tne opinion 01 many is the coiumoia game in which Yale scored 53 points anu rinceion ony 12 altnough it has been claimed that Co lumbia din not pray against Yale with me same strength as sue uia again it Prince ton Yale nas been consistent winning er practice games and as not yet had her goal line crossed while Princeton fell be fore the onslaught of eleven and has scored on by other teams It Is because of tie somewhat remarkable showing of Yale with a team which ow ing to its light weight has been unable to use to any extent the heavy tackle lays of (the past years that the sons of Eli are so full of confidence of winning The Princeton team stopped over In New Yolk tomgrit but members of the van guard from that college: who have reached here report that every man is in prime shape and full of courage and especially happy over the prospect of good weather A short signal practice at the 1 Yale field this afternoon and another in the a gym nasium' tonight was all the work done by the Yale team today and in both of these Erwin was at' lest guard Erwin Is lighter than Hockenburger who is the heaviest man on the squad and during the past week fairly won his position by his great work with the scrubs xr KI ALlSlXlrM BrasherCooney (capt) Rafferty Carothers IT TMILm Herring 1 Arrangements have been made by The ree Press for a special wire Into Its office from erry ield and every play in game will bo announced by megaphon to' those gathered in front of The ree Press building enabling stay at homes to follow play closely as those who are at Ann Arbor The Bulletin service begin at 2 It' will' be impossible to answer telephone calls for on game owing to pressure of regular business and those interested are requested to observe this notice and to follow the megaphone announcements and bulletins for information In its Sunday issue Therec Press wilj present the best written and most complete account great game' and its features offeredby anir newspaper Expert writers will covers every chapter of the Si history 7 V'allace Green Hulett Alburius IJnnrAV A rbury Widman Torhet i Tjwtnn Crabij "3 Bush TTT 'iampon Slr man Harden Merz inal scorer Central 40 Eastern 0 irst half: Central 18 Eastern 0 Second vir: Central 22 Eastern Oz Touchdown Wid in 4 Hanneman 1 Sloman 1 1 Goals from field Sloman 5 Time of halves 25 and 20 minutes Referee T'mpir" La Due Head linesman La Mav LLfLIHICS Kill ill BAD OMAVffllES DUNCAN RILED COSTING WAS SECOND DAY Till mKRk THEM THE GAME ING AT BENNING r' CLAIIK AND SPARLING TEAMS ON WINN ING SIDE A ONLY TWO THE WELL L1KUq ONES GOT MONEY Results and Entries at All Of th Running Tracks Very Clever Race Thus or in Commercial League STANDING A Won General Electric Starling Clark Metzger Johnson Three spirited games were played before a large crowd last evening at the 'Burning November The ond meeting of the Was i Jockey club was bad for trjst 4 favorites In the betting The ex were who took the first and Andrew Mack who won the rai' forty yards through a wonderful dr: the start by Jones his rider Izzy the favorite in the fifth ra un practically left at the 'post A in the Commercial basketball league As the standing indicate? the teams as a whole are evenly matched though the Gen eral Electric live shows he' best class of all Lost evening they would have won an easy victory from the Johnson Coal Co boys but lor Duncan being ruled off for rcugli play leaving them without a tcom plt te team necessitating a forfeiture 2 to 0" However the teams played the second half as an exhibition and the team work shown by the Electric boys was very clever The game ended with the score 17 to with the fast boys on top but never theless the losers The second game was the slowest of the three although by no means uninteresting In this contest the Clark team easily ac wiied the five 14 to 8 the work of Jcluson and Zeigler featuring '1 he that aroused the spectators nic st came 'last on the program and was won by the Sparling team from the Metz ger bunch by one point the score being 8 to 7 basket at the close of the so jond half practically deciding the game although both teams had two cLances to gain points from the foul line Boosc his brother the first game drew the Interest of the crowd The cheering dvring this contest was deafening The suimaaries IRST GAME JOHNSON GEN ELECTRIC Bissett orward BOoscy McDonald orward Kettleman Srere Center" Shultz Kuiin Guard Duncan Hannan Johnson Guard Dixon inal score (By forfeit) Johnson 2 General Electric 0 (as played) General Electric 17 Johnson 8 Baskets from field Boosey 3 Hannah 3 Shultz 1 Srere 2 McDonald 1 Johnson 1 Goals from fouls Boosey 3 Umpire Rey nolds (Referee Kilpatrick Time of halves 13 and 13 minutes SECOND GAME CLARK I Wllson orward Clark Ziegler orward Leadbeater Johnson Center Barnes Hannan Keys' Guard Ricards Bingay Guard Gray inal score Clark Ui 8 Bas kets from field Johnson 3 Zeigler 1 Gray 1 Clark 1 Baskets from fouls Zeigler 6 Clark 4 Umpire Reynolds Referee Kilpatrick" Time of halves 12 and 13 minutes THIRD I GAME METZGER SPARLING Ironsides orward Austin Bleaklev orward Stockham Atkinson: Center Sparling Spaulding Guard Kuetzleger Atcock Guard Boosey inal score 8 Metzger 1 Baskets from field Boosey 2 Ironsides 1 "Spaulding 1 Atkinson' 1 Stockham 1 Baskets from Stockham 2 Atcock 1 Reynolds Referee Kilpat rick Time of halve 12 and 13 minutes Riverside Teant Organized The Riverside Juniors basketbeil team has organ 'zed fcr tbe and desire games wiin any junior icaEpiui ciuy and state Phoney Main 3830 qryaddress Win Lane 274 W'XHibridge strgpp east irst race selling ycar ulds longs Columbia lI let) 4 to 5 and 1 to 3 won iMdntyre) 7 to 1 and to 1 se aj Yada 98 (Wishard) 5 to 1 anl 5 third time 1:28 Gavin Sa' Harris Limerick Viperihe Dan Ji? and Tbe Veiled Lady also rax Second race 2 year old miles 6 trrg Old course Mary Morris 101 (J Jon 3 to 10 and 1 to won Listless I ts er 3 to 1 and 3 to 5 second Sky i4 iMllier) 8 to 1 and 2 to 1 tiuru 1:15 2 5 Kumiss also ran Third race selling 3 and up word mile and 40 yards old Cj'ircir drew Mack 105 (J Jones) 5 3 to 5 won Arsenal to iRoman to 1 and 3la tu 1 second Ausuauoa (Ashworth) 10 to 1 and 4 to 1 tns i 1:46 Standard Bearer Sonom Keire Mi abar Bronze Wing Wooasnade Liat rasstnenc and iat also ran ourth race selling 2 year oi is 5 fu longs old course Mlntia ld to and 1 to won Reid moore 112 H'lck son) even and out second Merlin (Powers) 25 to 1 and 4 to 1 third tun 1:15 JToteus also ran ifth race maiden 3 year oIds and up ward miie anj 60 yards old course tea Water 17 iMllier) to 1 and 7 to lu won ather 110 (D O'Connori 3) i 1 and 7 to 1 second Sue Mac manellD'S to 1 and 2 to 1 thin! tnn 1:49 Bizzy Izzy and Zany also ran Sixth race selling mares yt ar and upward mile Columbia Dl phie 90 Powers) 3 to 1 and ev oa Cottage Maid 9S (Coane) 40 1 are! 1 1 second Lady Ellison 92 (Mclntjre) a 1 and even third: time 1:42 I iau niula Palette Irish Witch rltzi Sch and Mistiss also ran Rennins irst race 3 year olds and up 7 fur Icngs Columbia course Thistledale Can non Ball Guess Tom Coda 113 Burniig Glass King ox II Paul Clifford Heather 110: Jack McKeon ree Boot 108 Maid of Timbuctoo Sylvania teu de Maxie Roy 105 of Wes ton 103 Girl Born aneka 100 Second race 5 furlongs 2 year olds i 'd course Meddler Jr Niantic Akbar urlpldes Paeon Bob Edgren 109 Th Scold Samuel Lloyd Grisconi Neill Burn Santa Susanna lare Humpty Course Miss Llngare Oriflame Majority 106: Gentian Kinkora 109 are also eligible Third race the fourth BradenLurz steeplechase about 214 miles Ben Crocket: 1G6 Wool Gatherer J55 Dick Roberts 59: Tom Cogan 1 Billy Ray 142: Expan sionist Butter I Adie 140 Path Masitr ourth race Consolation 7 furlongs: Co lumbla course James Reddick 115: lip flap 114 Arklirta Monterey Barberioo: 110 Zienap Pater Disobedient 107 ifth race 4 year olds and up mile and 40 yards Columbia course St Valentine England Race King Tribe? Hill Caronal 107: Marjoram Royal Widow It sixth rare handicap 3 year olds and upward 1 1 16 miles Old Race King 112 Jack Root IOS St Valentine 107: Peter Paul 104: Louis 11 Sailor Boy 94 Jetsam 83 KALAMAZOO TH VICTOR BEAT ALOIA IN STATE (CHAM PIONSHIP SERIES Kalamazoo Mich 'November (Spe cial) In the hardest contest of the year Kalamazoo defeated" Alma by a score of 12 to 11 Kalamazoo is now tied for sec ond place in the intercollegiate champion ship KALAMAZOO Clarke Carr Purdy McCullen Manley Angell Young Betts Recks Shultz Williams R7 Casterlin Osborne Helmer Arndts Evans Kimmerlee Megothlin Post Jackson Kimmerlee Gratz Referee Hollister Ann Arbor Umpire Stockton Kalamazoo Head Lineman Gav in Timekeeper Kinney Touchdowns By Shultz (Alma) 2 Angell (Alma) 1 Klmmerlee (Kalamazoo) 2 Post (Kala mazoo) 2 Attendance 300 Illinois ield Trials Robinron Ill November 17 The all age slake of the Illinois ield Trial asso ciation was run today Only six dogs started Rcsuit: Lanark Lad ScottWinnipeg Man first lint Stone James Pease Chicago second Hard Cash A Masters Jacksonville la third Chicken MatclzK? A chicken dressing contest between Hairy Carter head killer of market and AV Dyer head killer of market" the latter with 'a record of ICO chickens in 19 minutes will take place at hall corner RIcpelle and Gratiot avenue on Tuesday evening next Apprentice allowance NASHVILLE irst face' furlongs 111 (Nicol) 11 to 5 won Pretty Nellie (Allen) It)' to 1 second Inspector Girl Ju3 (Munroe) 12 to 1 third time 1:013 3 Tichltningo Suds lynn Gaknedu Mazzietoy anl Grooc Centerais i ran Second race 6yj furlongs Elliott 117 Daly) 14 to 5 won Devout 112 3 to 1 second Verandah 193 (Anderson1 30 to 1 third time Thespian Ida Davis Miss West and Battle Creek also ran Third race '5la furlongs St Joseph I (J Daly) 3 to 4 won Peter Stirling (Nicol) 5 to 2 second Quinn Brauy Iv: (Morris) 12 to 1 third time 3 5 Deuxtemps Adesso and Gold Mate ran ourth race mile 'Manfred 98 (Obert 5 to 2 Malediction 91 (Morris' a to 1 second Loyal Legend 95 (riwain' 13 to 5 third time 1:41 1 5 Naran Six Shooter Oro Viva Gallant Cassie anl Nor wood uhio also ran ifth race 7 furlongs erryman 115 Daly) 7 to 2 won Adare 107 (NicoD i to 1 second Esther Joy 99 (ObertS 8 1 third time 1:29 2 5 Henry Ach i ler Meister Karl Conjure Gal Whirlpool Arc Light and Madison Square also ran Sixth race mile and 70 Chainbl 105 (Nicol) 3 to 1 won Labor 97 (Swa 6 to 5 second ederal 97 (Morris' to 1 third time 1:47 Girl Reveille alkland Aprils Showers aui Town Moor also ran Nitsltville irst race 6A furlongs Woodland? 1: Mammon 105 ugurtha 103: Marco Columbia Girl 103 Nevada 1S Option ji Lillie Long 9S: Pipe 105 Braden l''i iasco 9S: Highland ling 96 Second race steeplechase short cuuro Lights Out 150 Countess Clara 1X9 Gobi Spink 128: Ohio Kimr 125 Creoiin Continued on Page Seven S5Q0W0MTK OR SECRET DISEASES MEN THE NEW SPINNEY TREATMENT HAS NO EQU1L EOK THE CUKE Nervous Oebsiity Blood Dis eases Varicocele Stricture Prostatic Troubles Urinary Blander and Kidney Diseases NERVOUS DEBILITY i IS that you are not the man you once were? you 1JR SPINNEY feel tired in the morning and easily exhausted ounder of back lame? 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