Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 6

5 4 THE DETROIT' REE' PRESS: SATVRDAT NOVEMBER 1897 SLIGHT LET UP! TO nAY'S OOTBALL (LIMES MOSTLY SO NIICHLGAN' Pl Kill TJ PRACTICALLY OALY IX WEST WILL IT MUME L'HI I'HS YA HO CALI MiCHIGAA SECOND CLASSf LA 1 51 BIG SCOREl AHiAr LAAYurm: I qgfe JT AW I A A OrcwIuAcw Men lor Akr Uniiir 'lo ilay A khlgan VS Purdue at Ann Arbor CWcEgo Notre Dame at Nci Civ estern Rush Medical at Evanston Wisconsin vs Beloit at Madison Yaiu vr Chicago A A at New llavan Princeton vs Lafayette al Pennsylvania vs Carlisle Indians at Philadel phia Cornell vs Pennsylvania State at Ithaca West Point vs Lehigh at West Point Brown Vs Xewtnn A A nt Providence Williams Amherst at Amherst W4cyn Trinity at Haitf Dartmouth vs Vermont at Burlington A vs Akron A at Akion Detroit II vs Michigan Military Academy at A A little respite in the football season is indicated by the above series of schedules The Michigan Purdue game Is tho only one of high class In the west while the Prlnce ton Lafayette and Pennsylvania Carlisle games in the east are both of considerable importance Harvard seems to be resting tip fur the big struggle of next week with at least no game has been announced In the west there will either be no games for Minnesota and Illinois or else theywlll bo with strictly minor teams Michigan vs Purdue Will' the eleven at Ann Arbor score heavily 'L Have the Hoosiers improved1 since their 22 6 defeat by Oberlin and their 31 4 'defeat by Illinois? Will the game bo so fairly close that it will seem to indicate that Michigan is below the class of Illinois Chicago' and Wis consin? This last outcome is what western critics who are not partisans of Michigan uro inclined to believe The opinion is pretty well grounded by this time that the Michigan eleven has fallen off considerably this year while some of the Chicagoans profess to believe that their team has im proved over last form There are no Michigan men on the other hand who are claiming that their deam is stronger than last year Still there is excellent rea son for saying that none of the western teams is as strong as last year and if so It is yet to be seen whether or not Ute Michigan eleven is below the class of Chi cago and Wisconsin To game with Purdue may tell the tale aniltit may not Indicate much of anything A defeat of Purdue by a wide margin might be due to the faci that Purdue had gone back rather than forward since the game wdth Illinois It is more likely though that Purdue has improved and ia more dangerous after the experience of two big games If so a fair ly close game to day which seems rather prdbublc iwould secni to indicate that the Michigan eleven is weaker than it really is In all this no account has been taken of a chance for Purdue to win to day and that must be considered though of course it will generally be set down as a small chance Such an outeomc of the game would fully justify the position of those who want to put Michigan in the ranks of second class teams and yet hesitate about doing it There is a fairly' widespread feel ing that there may prove to lie something up the sleeves of the Michigan football management and that they are merely figuring on a steady and gradual improve ment until the event of the year on Thanks giving Dav As for to game the ex pectation may be that Michigan vill win and just by a fairly safe margin while at the same time the possibilities are so wide on either side that Michigan may even be chagrined by a defeat or the western critics be surprised by a big score on side The former is a more remote pos sibility than the latter Chicago is going to play a regular team against Notre I'an after all There are so many strange tales come from the Mid way campus that it is sometimes diiBcult to tell whether half the Chicago eleven are in a state of collapse or not The proba bility is that Herschberger will not plav to day but that the rest of the team will lino up as usual The injuries to and to ullback Gardner have reminded ihat his team would be mighty shy on punting if these men should both be out of the game so he is having Gordon CJarke try ills hand or rather his foot at fullback This is partly due also to the fuel that young Garry the new man at llrst a candidate for end has been show ing up so well at quarter Morti mer and Webb have been laid up this week and in general the practice has been in the more or less disorganized state that follows a big match such as that of last Saturday with Illinois The Notre Dame team fairly heavy and may prove bothersome at this stage largely on that account Their center rush Is a 210 pound man The Wisconsin Deloit game is interesting because of the sharp rivalry that exists between these institutions and because it may afford some further evidence us to strength It may be expected that the Badgers will show the result of their game with Minnesota last Saturday Then too Beloit Is not an easy team to beat Northwestern defeated them 6 0 and they scored on Chicago the result be ing 33 6 They are coached by Dr Hollis ter the old Wlirianis college and of baseball and football player and tho brother of Hollister formerly of Williams and Michigan Tn the east Yale will likely have trouble beating the Chicago A A Princeton will haidly equal 'score against La fayette and it will be interesting to see if Pennsy can continue to run up so many touchdowns in the game with the Indiansas she did against Lafayette and Brown The Williams Amherst game will determine which of the two will meet Dartmouth for the championship of the New England In tercollegiate League and Dartmouth seems sure to defeat whichever one it As the Newton A A has played Harvard and A ate it 'Will be worth while to follow the fortunes of Drown in the game with the Newton eleven to day If Princeton equal 16 0 against Lafayette and none of the followers expects to do so then we may expect to hear more comparisons unfavor able to Princeton They may be Insufficient too for Lafayette with all hen men in I retty fair condition again is as strong as when she played Corneil a tie and that means stronger than when she played Pennsylvania Though the Princetun prac tice has been much If ter this week mat ters are not what could be expected and the team and men have not reached that state of perfection yet which would war rant them in predicting a victorious sea son '1 here is lots to be done before the '140 outlie iiftd it ptentv to whip the men in shape for the game The most serious drawback at present is th number of Injured men The backs are more or less crippled and the other men are not free from hurts This Is due the heavy mass lays that are used practices as hard against the scrub as it does against an opposing eleven from another college In fact it is harder for the coaches make the men work hard The new plays are also tried and they are piass formations to a great extent There is not a practice held but that a new set of backs have to be used and this of course makes the work ragged If ft was not for that point matters would look nLor5 encouraging Trainer McMasters says lnit Kelly wul Le in shape to play jn the game tu oay The management sot the ireshtnen elevcn have reconsidered their action in canceling the game with Yale liWJ and a game has been arranged be tween the two ieams to be played at New Hnven November 13 Vale was at first un willing to play on any date but the 10th while Princeton held out for the 13th As the Tiger freshmen won last year the fiheeton hav5 to name the date for this game Temporarily at least Illinois has lost her coach red' Smith quarter back last year lie is down at Princeton giving Baird pointers Walter Camp is assisting in the coach ing at Yale though not very actively This Indicates that his criticism of the coachers there never became a personal matter as was stated all along Harry Williams is also there from Philadelphia and it is hinted that he has some modifications of back play to spring Rhodes the old old timer is of course in the thick of it too by this time having gone to New Haven from his business in Toledo The game with Chicago A A to day is looked upon as a tough one just at this time Clip! Cabot of Harvard whose has just been taken out of splints will be on hand tu see it Thompson who is back to help coach at Princeton says: got Yale whipped by any moans I can say positively and that game Is still de cidedly uncertain I saw the West Point Yale game Saturday and with live substi tutes Yale came nearly being outclassed but West Point has an exceptionally good team and showed pluck and determination that was commendable Notwithstanding the disadvantages that Yale was undergo ing in that game at times there were evi dences of that Yale spirit tna has won nijny grimes Yale's defense is not what it should lie but there is time to improve it With over two weeks to get in shape (or the Princeton game Yale may spring a surprise There is also 10 per cent dif ference in the fact that Yale will be play ing on home The A team left last night for Akron to play tho team there to day It yyas again difficult to get men enough who could leave business for an out of town game but the disbanding of the high school team furnished several players to help out They are lieibiing Walker and Downey' Lang captain of the Detroit college eleven will be a substitute and Hatch one of the club members who is on the scrubs at Ann Arbor will also go along as end rush The lineup will be: Murray center Eberts and Welz guards Collin and lieibiing tackles Hatch and Marymont ends Capt Ryan quarter Widman Sutton and Macleod halves Brooks fullback The substitutes are Downey Walker and Lang The most no ticeable things about this lineup are that Vt alter Brooks is back in the game again and that Ryan has shifted places with Marymcnt Eleven is Husky i Ann Araor Midi Xovpinber (Special) Michigan lines up against her old time football rivals from Purdue to morrow afternoon The general opinion seems to be that the will win put but will have to pl 'y its best to do so Purdue has net seen here since two yenrs they gave Michigan such a scare and were only defeated by the score J2 1U Great in terest centers thereiore upon their appearnuee on a Michigan grid'iron once more The visiting eleven arrived this afternoon and arc the huskiest lot of players the 'varsity boys (give run up against this year Their line will certainly outweigh Michigan's by a good average The of ficials for the game will bo Alward of the Chi cago Athletic Association and smith coach of the JjlmdK university team The will line up as follows: Center Cunningham guards Lehr and Know tackles LockwNxl and Baker ends liernett and Teetzel quarter elvcr liailbaeks Stuart and Hogg fullback Hannan Capt Hogg's ankle hajj been troubling him somewhat but he will play part of the game anyway The varsity took hard signal practice this af ternoon with Biirnbee and Smart as halfback The mt got off in good shane find should play a fast game to morrnv Kennedy a sophomore trcdle who has teon idavlng fullback on bis class team was taken out in tho field this after lsn He has attracted ronm attention by his put ting and may be given a chance in big com pany' i Detroit HIrIi School Team Illsbamlcii Tho Detroit high school football team of Isjiy has become a thlng of the past and therefore there will be no gamg with the A elevon at the A grounds this afternoon After tin publication of the fact that two outsiders were played In the game with Detroit College Thursday Principal Bliss started an investiga tion The rules of the school in regard to ath letics provide that only bona fide students shall play on tho teams which represent it and special Instructions had already been given to the foot ball team in regard to complying with these rules The investigation started yesterday re sulted in the high school football management being put under very strict ban and they have declared that they cannot maintain a team they have to depend entirely on Wgli school players After considerable discussion of the matter yes terday afternoon they decided to give up th ghost for the season ami aeeordlngiy canceled the game with the Orchard Lake team resh men mid Sophs Tied Ann Arbor Mich November 5 first game in the interelaas championship se ries was played this nfternocn by the freshmen and sophomore elevens Neither team scored in the two fittei mlmite halves nor was either goal Hue in danger of being erorsed The continued luifis have made the field muddv (and slippery but both teams put up a fair article of ball The freshmen outplayed the sophomores oil stages but cculd not gain nteadily enough to scorn Mc Lean was the only man on tho sophomore team to do much ground saining and he played well or tho freshmen Whitcomb a young plac er from Ilxeter Acadrnv put up good gimo at half Nichols o' last Detroit hlch school team plaved quarter and Hal Beagle or Ietrn'r did tome gixid work at fullback The and law classes plivj to morrow Yale is Aiiprcliensi vc New Haven Ct November practice to day was very light in anticipation of a hard contest with the Chicago A A team to morrow Tho vlsitors are the heaviest team that Yale has had occasion to tackle thus far this vear the line averaging L'OO pounds to a ft on: and as line Is much lighter Capt Hedgers concluded that half an practice was advisable The of fensive play of the 'varsity was noticeable and thiee touchdowns were scored in succession against the scrubs The Chicago team arrived this afternoon and all the men nre reported in ex cellent condition Tho visitors are hoixful of beating Yale and there is no doubt that the game will be close Jess eft Cone Ii ing Olivet Olivet Mich November The col lege football eleven has been practicing this week under Coach IL Jewett the colored boy who held dow right half for of In '01 'J2 and won distinction in the recent 'Varsity Alumni game Great enthusiasm prevails over the im provement in the team and Saturday's game with Kalamazoo is looked forward to with lively interest Jewett claims the team will smash Kal amazoo's unbroken record by not only scoring on the big champjlons but by close game (innie Tills nrennnn Though the A JI game is off thp morning game between the eleven of the Detroit School for Boys and the A Reserves Is not It will be played at the 1 A grounds begin ning at The School for Boys' Hnc up will be: center Bowen and Wheeler guards: Howard and Kmerson tackles Patrick and Johnson ends Hunter quarter Odell and Bigelow (captain) halves Odell fullback Lansing In I Uhoii latnsing Mich November (Special) The Lansing football team this afternoon defeated the Jackson eleven by a seorc of 10 0 The gam was played in the rain and was a very spirited conteet (laiuc 'Wanted The Irving football team would like a game for this afternoon with unv av staging 13s pounds Call at JbJ avenue to arrange city team Charlotte BASEBALL RUAMYG TVR Bay City In interstate Lengae Springfield November (Special) The information was given out here to day by Presi dent Nelson of the Springfield baseball club Interstate League that Manager rank Torrey son of the had practically decided to transfer the franchise to Bay City Mich which Is a good ball town and which will permit Sunday games One reason he has for leaving Wheeling is that lie can secure valuable grounds only nt a great deal of expense such as putting up grand stand fence and so on It is added that he is after the ort Wayne franchise and that if he can secure it he wifi transfer it to Saginaw only eight 'miles from Hay City lie figures that by owning the two franchises lie would make great money as there is a strong rivalry between the two towns Saginaw is also favorable to Sunday ball ECHOES ROM THE DIAMOND Pittsburg has received an offer from an eastern club for Hawley and Donovan Demontrevllle the Washington shortstop lias at least one record Jf the report is true that during his two seasons with the Senators he has not missed a game Gns Schmelz manager pays a great tribute to Anson and says it is to be re gretted if the report is true that )ie will no longer manage tho Chicago club though he thinks Anson should retire from active work on the diamond Bobby Lowe may figure in a deal! Though he rendered good service to the Beaneaters this year Jie Is on an anvil and certain bean eating hammersmiths in the Boston team are still wielding the sledge au Wash ington Post Chauncey isher has' returned to bis home At Anderson Ind for the winter lie is anxious to go to Pittsburg under Watkins next year nnd he has not yet signed with Brooklyn isher Is not satisfied with showing he made during the last season and fears that he has lost the confidence of the cranks It is hinted that in one respect Brush is likely tb be gainer in 1 he transfer of Watkins to Pittsburgr for if advice is followed the Pittsburg managers will break away from reedman nnd ally themselves with the Brush faction With Pittsburg leagued with President Brush the "reedman faction could be easily han dled on his return to Pittsburg Manager Watkins said: is absolutely no truth in the report that we have deal on with the Cincinnati club wherefiy Donovan Is to go to that place in ex change for certain members of the Indianapolis team Yon mav state that Donovan will be play ing ball with the Pittsburg club next season We are not trying to weaken our forces It is quite true that vve would like to get McCarthy the clever with the Indianapolis club be cause be Is a first class player Cincinnati how ever has secured him" A question has arisen In baseball circles as to the abolishing of hlt by pltchcr rule Many players think there is no necessity for doing away with IM One of these is Joyce and his opinion should not go unheeded Some players will purposely allow themselves to be hlt by tho ball he says but unless the umpire is fast asleep no one can be hit by a ball tlit is thrown over the plate Joyce is right to a cer tain degree A batter can be purposely hit by a ball that the umpire would call a bail This with the bases full force In a run wheiel as if the player had not allowed the leather to lilt him there would be a chance of a strike out or a hit winch might result in a double play TIIHTRAP Ch Icncxu'H Big Week in December will be one of the greatest affairs of the Itind ever held in this" country The was Issued Cniiilieiiand Park Reonlts Nashville November 3 Cumberland Park re sults: irst race six George 102 (Aker) 5 to 1 won Heartless 102 (Dunn) 4 to I and to ii second Trivoli 102 (Gilmore) 10 to 1 third time Second race five MousqueUIre 100 (Combs) 7 to 3 won Maggie 100 (Barrett) even second: Albis 103 (Aker) to 1 third time 1 Third race six furlongs Takanaesee 104 (Powers) 4 io 1 won En chanter LOS (Barrett) 4 to 5 second Pouting 100 (Thornton) 6 to 1 third ourth lace six furlcngTt Jackanapes L7 (Powers) 3 to 2 won Siva 100 (Combs) even second Our Chance 10) (Lynch) 4 to 1 third: time 1:14 ifth race mile High Tesu 100 (CMmbs) 6 to 1 won Con Reagan iis (Thornton) 0 to 1 and 2 to 1 econd ull Hand 113 (Russell) 20 to 1 third time 1:43 To entries race selling six Nover 114 Cave Spring' Pouting lol1 Lexington Pirnte Van Brunt JOT Carrie Lyle Oral Rockwall Hush Irksome Izt Wurda lul Scribe Gold Top 102: Anger OH Second race five Solution Laura May Azucena Belle of rance I a Verna 110 Sweet Cream Sister Marie MerzeUa Georgle Kinsella Katie Ruth erford 1U3 Third race seven furlongs Lord Zeni 115 Truxillo 112 Klsmc Jolly Son Brigh ton 103 AVhiiterlou 1u7 Steve Clollnl 102 ourth race 'selling mile and a sixteenth Tran by A 110: Bridgeton 107: The Planter Lulu ry Serf Llnnette Celtic Bard Wolsey 104 Sackville orsythe ilibuster Queen Satie Traveler US ifth race six furlongs Little Btllee Lord Willowbrook Paramouiit Hampart Maid of Honor 109 Glen fellow 1071 Stockholm Miss Bramble Sister Clara Organ Pilot Vanncssn Sister Count onso 101 Dull Kacing at Roby Chicago November Three out of five of the Lakeside favorites won to day They were Adowa Jane and ervor The closing race was declared off owing to darkness The track was dull and the racing less than keen Summaries: irst race 5 furlongs Adowa 107 (Conley) 7 to 5 won Scornful 107 (L Smith) 10 to 1 second: La Princessa 107 (Clerieo) 13 to 1 third time 1:03 Second race 1 Inspector Hunt 102 (Webber) to 1 won Dixie Lee 102 (Rymnl) CO to 1 second Annie Teuton 103 (J Henlv) CO to 1 third time 1:44 Third race 5 1 Hazeldean 107 (Nutt) 7 won 9l (Kltley) 1 2 to 1 second Trickster 107 (Clay) 20 to 1 third time 1:011 4 ourth race 1 1 16 Jane 101 (Wilhite) 11 to 5 won: Booze 103 (Walker) 10 to 1 second: Sunburst 106 (Caywood) 4 to 1 third: time 1 :30 ifth race 5 furlongs ervor 110 (Wilhite) 1 to 2 won Hats Off 1JO (Dupee) 7 to 1 second Covington Ky 107 (Knight) 6 to 1 third time 1:02 Ilonadcn Won nt rt Good Price Lexington November Weather cloudy track heavy Summaries: irst race 1 mile Ixiynlty 100 (Randall) 4 to 1 won IxickharL US (Higgins) 6 to 1 nnd 2 to 1 second: Three Bara 101 (H Williams) 4 to 1 third: time 1 voon hnndlnun Don I aden '2 (Higgins) 7 to 1 won Banished 103 Bcauclinmpl 3 to 1 and even second Rastus 101 (H Williams) stoii third: time Third nice selling 6 Annie 104 (J Mat i thews) 5 to 2 won 'Midlight (R Jones) 4 to 5 and 1 to 2 second I lew Anna 104 (H Williams) to (tmrd: time 1:1 ourth race 5 Samivel log 8 to 3 won: Dunster 102 (Higgins) 3 to 1 and' 6 to 3 second Deyo 102 (H Hill) 3 to'l third time 1:03 1 2 ifth race 3 1 2 rank Grit fith 102 (Beauchamp) io 5 won Katie May 102 (C McDowell) 8 to I'and 3 to 1 second Sis Tan 102 (Randall) 5 to 2 third time 1:12 Clawson in Evidence I nglcsiid Snn rancisco November 5 Results: irst mlle Mercutio (Brown) to 1 won Thursday Three Individual live bird races for the three principal trophies coveted by trap ex perts and a grand team race between Kansas City and Chicago are the series of events which vWtll draw the gun fraternity of Chicago to Wat Park the week of December 6 The Chi cago people are making great preparations too for the entertainment of the visitors A banquet at the Chicago Athletic will close the week The programme is as follows: December Race between Grimm of Iowa holder and Rolla Heikes of Dayton challenger ibr tho iron live birds for medal and deposited by the challenger December Race between red Gilbert of Spirit Lake holder and A It Elliott of Kan sas City challenger for the newspaper cup 100 live Idrds for the cup and deposited by the challenger December Live bird sweepstakes open to all December Race between red Gilbert holder and A Elliott challenger for the Dupont championship cup 100 live birds fr the cun ami deposited by the challenger December 10 an 11 Team race between Chi cago and Kansas City live birds ten men on a side Gilbert has thus three hard races in one week He lias twice beaten Elliott in recent races and the western man Is more than anxious to get even Gilbert is preparing for the hard strain in Iowa where he is shooting duck Shortly be fore the races lie will come to Chicago and nrtc tlce at Park 1 1MJOOR ATHLETICS Grnilcil Athletics nt A Graded athletics were inaugurated last night In the physical department cf the A Three grades were established with upwards of fifty different contestants The events are five In number no record being accepted for less than 17 January with cri iz ujs 43': 8 live events In grade which is the lowest the events are high Jump shot put high kick! htanding broad jump and fence vault grade high jump hot put hish kk fence vault G0 5ird run grade high jump shot put high kick pole vault rope kip A scoring table has been tabulated for earh grade and when a contestant scores 00 per cent rn hiH grade he is promoted to a higher one A schedule of contests has been arranged as fol Grade November 5 December 3 Janu 4 March 1 grade November 2 December lu January 14 ebruary 11 P'r nilrt VAtrartiho 1n Lyvcviuver 21 1 ebruary is March 15 Grant held its first contest last night the following results: Walker 475 i itR iHDij Kiindhnrv 5 Hoban 3UW Benedict It Taylor Doeran 100 WRESTLING Evans Atutclx Here Exodufu Evans (he Ohio welterweight wrestler is coming to Michigan in the near future cind wants to get on matches with any 140 to 145 pound wrestler in this section His manager VC Watkins they are willing to go to anv place here theie irf a taste for wrestling and Evans will wrestle at either catch as catch can Graeco Ikumaii stales if there are anv wres Hera in Detroit or throughout the state who would tv get a match with Evans thev can do so bv addressing Wutkins in care of the Cincinnati Enquirer THE WHEEL Cooper aind I'enbody AVlnncrk Macon Ga November 3 The bike races held here to day resulted as follows: One mile profes Tom Cooper first Winesett second Lari Peabody of Chicago was the amateur star winning ail three races that he entered THE RING Wnlcott After Lnvicrne igain San rancisco November Joe manager is trying very hard to get a return match for the black man with George Lavigne at 140 pounds Ixivigne will not agree however to allow Walcott to weigh more than 137 rounds at the ringside i ounus Looert atren who died nt his resl on Alucomb street "Wednesday was one oldest colored citizens He was born In Richmond Va 77 wars ago and came to this pity in 1S52 lie was brick and Blaster He helped ystablisn tho Second Baptist chureh The funeral will be held at that church at 2 clock this afternoon Burial will be at Lmi ood Mr Wrjren is survived by three adu It sons Wrn John and Wilson A arren all of whom reside here ortunate 105 (Ames) 5 to 1 secoikl Adaui Andrew 100 3 to third: time 1:44 1 2 Second race 7 Lona (Piggott) even won Lode Star 105 (Clawson) 4 to 1 sec ond Sweet William 108 (J Wood) 4 to 1 third: time 1:32 Third race 1 1 4 Daylight I 107 (Allied) to 5 won Paiomaclta 105 (Claw son) 6 to 5 second Little Cripple 105 (Snyder) I 8 to 5 third time 2:153 4 ourth race 5 fur Spunwell 10S (Clawson) 3 to 1 won Lori Marion 103 2 to 1 second: Novia I 100 (Wilson) 3 to 1 third time 1:04 1 2 ifth race 5 Highland Ball 10S (Golden) i 1 to 1 on Hermoso 10S (Ames) 8 to 1 second George Lee 100 (Clawson) 8 to 1 third time 1 Begin at Washington To day Washington November The Washington Jockey Club begins a two weeks' meeting at Bennings to morrow The stables are more than filled some of the owners being obliged to quarter at Ivy City Considering the time of year an unusually good class of horses are here to par ticipate Mr Clarence McDowell will preside in the stand and itzpatrick who acted at the Toronto and ort Erie meetings will wield the starter's flag GEAERAL SPORTING NOTES There is a letter for Tom McCune at William Gaffney's gymnasium Jack Bonner the Philadelphia middleweight says he will challenge the winner of the McCoy Creedon light Hale winner of the last six day race in New York leaves Ireland for this country about the middle of the month loach Courtney of Cornell has been engaged by that university on a new contract for the next three years at a salary of $15uO a year rank Pearson of Chicago has beaten Earl Peabody's Illinois state record of 1:51 4 5 for the amateur paced mile Paced by i quad Pearson made it in 1:19 3 5 Most of the riders from practically defunct southern circuit will he In New York next week ready to train for the Indoor races there rnd at Chicago In the game played yesterday in the chess match which began on Wednesday at the Chess Club Centrum in Berlin between Janowski the Parisian expert and Walbrodt the German ex pert the latter beat the former after forty five moves Charles air son of the late Senator James air of California has announced his retire ment from the turf Str air has been a lib eral patron of racing for several years but has met with nothing but hard luck All his horses will be sold A city majority over Grunow Is by the official count 5087 bis majority' over all is 4482 If the bet is simply over the vote between Thompson and Grunow A wins: if It was simply that majority would be 5000 or over A loses as It is not 5000 The gain in A membership for the week just passed was 390 making the present total 1OOS64 In the same time New York state added 15i members': Pennsylvania 61 and Massachu setts 41 making the totals of those divisions respectively as follows: 26778 23011 and 12207 The terms upon which the Chicago air Ground Association's property finally pa sed Into the hands of the Harlem Jockey Club were the pay ment of $900(X in caslr and the assumption of a mortgage on the property for $60090 more carrying 6 per cent interest and having two years to run George Watson it is announced has de signed a racing cutter of about the size of the Bona the properly of the duke of Abruzzi a nephew of the king of Italy for Herr Krupp who is now building the yacht at his works at Essen The new boat is to meet Emperor Will iam's Meteor in the Baltic races early in 1S9S Webb of Mason has just sold and shipped to Balmeter of Berlin the yearling stallion colt Baronmont bv Baron Wilkes 2:18 dam Nutwood Queen also' the Sam of several speedy ones and a weanling filly by Baron 2:18 dam May Wagoner also" tbv dam of Baronmore 2:1414 The price paid for the two was $600 Jim Hall will train "Tut" Ryan for his match with Maher Connelly Maher's man ager says: is a nice clean cut looking young fellow with a good build He is tall and rangy and the picture of health He really had Joe Goddard whipped in two contests in South Africa Peter expects a hard time in putting Ryan out of the Col Hopkins Unn Creedon's sponsor seys that McCoy has no intention of fight ing Creedon In Dreemter per agreement lie says there can be no tight between these two in New York or Canada that the yellow fever would prevent it in New (Jrleans and that John Kelly who has arranged for the match has no Inten tion of taking it to San rancisco' Brettin and Bacon the noted Eng lish athletes will run a match race on the Cut font sports grounds on Novcmlier 13 The dis tance of the nice will be three quarters a mile The men are evenly matched and a nin exciting contest is expected Charlie' Kilpatrick thK former New Yrrk Athletic Club athlete now 1n Englarxl may be matched to meet the winner The latest fighter to come her from foreign chores is IHH Heffernan who is an Irishman by birth but has done all his fighting In Africa nnd Australia He luis entered into negotiation for a match with Tommy Ryan of Syracuse for the welterweight championship of the world The battle it arranged will he held in Buffalo in the near future nnl will virtually decide the welterweight championship Up to yesterday Earl Peabody hud 05 sts 10 seconds and thirds to his credit in his race to beat Zimmerman's record of 105 firsts in one season He has finished In front 164 times this season counting heats The cancelling ot the southern circuit nn account of yellow fever has rather disturbed his plans He will try for the indoor amateur record for one mile at the big meet in the Chicago Coliseum next week Gaston Kivierre the rench long distance cyclist who has been studying English and training at Cambridgeport Mass the past two months has been to Xew York to make his entry for the big six day race in December Rlvierre has three times won the Paris Bordeaux race the banner long distance event of Europe hut he thinks that his greatest performance was in rUUn 720 miles cn the road unpaced in TG hours 24 hours of which time he rode in a heavy down pour of rain Rlvierre goes to Atlanta Ga to do his training A reporter asked Howard Raymond ex chalrman of the racing hoard cf the A Ids opinion on Sunday racing Raymond says he favors division option on the Sunday racing ques tion nnd does not see how the League of Ameri can Wheelmen can handle the trouble on the Pacific coast where there Is a demand for such races unless the division option amendment Is passed The idea of the League of American Wheelmen sanctioning Sunday nice? txit barring fuch meets from the national circuit he thinks Isan admirable plan A morning dispatch from San rancisco says: Pacific Coast Jockey Club to day received telegraphic Instructions from Secretary Hopper of the Turf Congress to accept entries from horses outlawed by racing at Aqueduct and stating that the objectionable rules will be abro gated and were never intended to cover tracks that conformed with Jockey Chib The in question relate to own ers and horses that raced purees not conform ing with the arbitrary scale of the Turf Congress which rules' framed for thd purpose of ap plying only to Chicago Or at least so it would Chicago Journal the English rowing authority who is to conch the Harvard crew again next year and who is now in Cambridge to remain for a month says: Harvard team will try a system of rowing They will do as much outdoor Work ft? they can henceforth They will be seen practicing on the river at Cambridge as long as the weather permits When the ice breaks early in the spring the Harvard team will be on tho river prompt and early We want to have as little Indoor training as possible Out door practice Is much more beneficial and its results are better Whether we shall buy new boats I know There are fifty candidates for admission into the rowing teams Of these the very best will be selected Capt Goodrich with young Perkins of the class of and Marion are the only three old men in the team at IN COURT NORMAN MILLS AND ROBERT GRA HAM WERE ACQLITTED Hock In Cnc Set for Vn rl oun Trials nnd Arraignments A rushing business was done in the Re Court yesterday A number of de fendants who failed to appear for arraisrn ment on the first day of court came in and pleaded Among them were Robert Stock lessee of garden who is charged with selling liquor in a concert hall John Mahoney Charles Dorr and George Ku betzskl the saloonkeepers charged with maintaining games of chance by keeping nickel in the slot gambling machines in their places of business Joseph charged with selling liquor to minors and William Lorimer James Mead and Robert Hunter all charged with grand larceny Robert Graham charged with stealing a bicycle from av mtam Miner ownea oy tne Detroit Gas Co but used by Miller irii his work as agent was found not guilty Joseph Mechllnske withdrew his plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty to the charge of entering the store of the Edison Illum inating and stealing a brass casting He is but 19 years of age which caused Judge Chapin to be lenient and his sent ence was made one year in the house of correction George McCauley charged with embez zling a bicycle was released on his per 1 fofc SUlldl 1 Cl 3 1 14t(l 1 1LV LU tlj'pt Ui Norman Mills the young man charged with attempting to entice two little girls into the excavation of the abandoned site of the high school for immoral purposes was placed on trial The little girls con tradicted each other on the witness stand and one of them afterward admitted that she had not told the truth Judge Qinpin with the consent of the prosecuting attor ney ordered the jury to return a verdict of not guilty without leaving their seats Daniel Remick changed his former plea to guilty of uttering and publishing a forged Instruinent He forged the name of his employer Cole tp a check for $25 while drunk Mr Colo recommended len iency and Judge Chapin sentenced Remick to pay a line of $56 or spend ninety days in lira house of correction William Bennett who has often been charged with tippling was saved from trial by rank Brown who said he would give him work and try to reform him The judge therefore reieased him on his pern sonal recognizance The trial Herbert Hockin on the charge of assault has at last been set for a definite day Prosecuting Attorney razer walked Into the office of the clerk of the Recorder's Court yesterday and wrote down in the diary his assignment of the trial of the case for next Thursday National Inion Entertnfnincnt Griswold council of the National Un ion gave a delightful entertainment at their hall in the Valpey building last even ing The hall was nearly filled spite' of the Inclement weather The feature of the entertainment was the dancing and singing of 5 year old Haymond Becker who acquitted himself with the ease and clever ness of a comic opera star The audience applauded his efforts and demanded encore after encore Nine year old Lillie Apple baum who appeared with the dancing prodigy In the Bowery tough's song en titled and in "Irish Dances" was also a favorite The last number of the programme was a sketch entitled "Two Darkles from the Klondike" in which Mas ter Raymond Becker with face and hands covered with burnt cork appeared with Easter Scott a local negro minstrel The rendition nrovoked laughter and applause There were several selections by mandolin orchestra a comic song by Mr Bishop a recitation by Henderson and singing by a male Messrs Jakel Win Kuhn and lecteau WALKED ROM ROME NY STRANGE STORY CHARLES 'AIR MAN' AND AMILY Looking (or Work nnl tl Poor Commission Helped Them A family of three man wife and 13 ear old sun who Said they had walked all the way from Rome Y' presented them selves at the office of the poor commission yesterday afternoon and asked for assist ance Their story seemed like a romance but their honesty Of appearance belled the thought that they might be impostors The man said his name was Charles Zlrman that he had been unable to find any work at Rome or in the vicinity and he had de cided that rather than live upon charity there for an Indefinite period he and his wife and child should walk until he found employment Many nights he said they hud all three been obliged to sleep by the roadside or in barns but they had begged tl'eir way along as best they could kind hearted farmers had often cared for them over night and given them a bit to cat to take with them and a heartfelt fare well in the morning His wife ho said was now worn out with the fatigue and of their long journey on foot and he was obliged to ask for help He said that he had a brother in Battle Creek who might pro vide for them for a time until he could find work or at least until his wife was rested sufficiently to continue on She was a strongly built woman rather short and stout but with a careworn face probably made so by the trouble and hard ship sho had endured Her complexion was very dark and in her travel worn and stained attire she had much the ap pearance of a gypsy He was a raw boned muscular man apparently not lacking in courage for he still wore a hopeful look He said they had come through Canada in preference to coming around below Lake Erie He seemed to be a man well along to il a rd 50 years of age' and she had passed 40 at least They made such an honest appearance that the superintendent of the poor took pity upon them and gave them transportation as far as Jackson They went away expressing manj thanks for tho help it would be to them GUY DAY EX LINTON' TALKED TO ORANGEMEN' i I Orangemen celebrated Guy dry last evening at tho annual November 5 entertainment and hop given by Martin Luther No 54 at the hall 47 Mon roe avenue There was a small attendance Ex Congressman NV Linton of Saginaw delivered an address on In the course of which he quoted planks from the platforms of political parties and claimed that in many ways the parties have not fufilled their promises to the people Ho declared the public schools to be the bulwa of American institutions and spoke in favor ot the restriction of immigra tion lie stated that in his opinion the United States should Intervene in Cuba's behalf if the present mode of warfare of the Spaniards be continued ZRBE WAS ACQl ITTEn He Nenriy Killed His Itiilum Edward Cnshlit Bound Over 'In the Police Court yesterday Walter Zerbe the young man who stabbed Massl Blanchalana over the heart while drunk in Raphael saloon 616 Rivard street on Sunday September 19 vas discharged Bianchalana lingered be tween life and death in Harper hospital for some time but finally recovered It was shown at the examination that the Italian and Zerbe had always bet good friends and that Zerbe had no intention of Injuring Bianchalana Justice Sellers therefore discharged the young man Edward Cashin the young tough charged with shootinc John Hardy against whom 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lASTTIME TO NIGHT With Matinee To day at Popular Prices 25c 50c 75c $100' Last chanco to see LOUIS david nnarhild CATHTRINE LIN YARD and the entire immense organiza tion as seen throughout the week in the great Casino success The Whirl of the Town Nov 8 9 PRISONER ZENDA Nov 11 12 ROLAND REED WONDERLAND and PHONOGRAPH PARLORS MOORE Proprietor Chas Stine and Oilie Comedy 'OrlgU nators In risky Amelia Glovr the American Dancer Welby Pearl Kye the Nondeacrlpt Trio Annie Whitney Sweet Singer and Monologist Monarchs of the Musical World The our Lurlere CURU Billy Well Iron kulled Man Encrh the Wonderful Man ish Th Iady with the Ixuigent Hair The Klondike Interestingly de scribed Admission only lOc Chairs 5c and 10c SONGS and DANCES Lecture by MR KREfLBIEL music critic Tribune to beHUUstrated bv MRS KRE1HUEL soprano and MISS LOTTA MILLS pianlste at the CHURCH OUR ATHER This afternoon at 4 o'clock riCKK i cto OOTBALL! 4 PARK University of Michigan vs Minnesota Stturdty Nortmba1 13 Game called at 2:39 Tickets on sale at Wright Kay and A club house Carriages admitted LYcmiNi TH funniest Gilmore Leonard 25c Alley MATINEE SATURDAY THE PRIVATEER WHITN1PV MATINEES DAILY Will 1 nc I EXCEPT WEDNESDAY NIGHTS IOc 2Oe ROc MATINEES 1 Oe 1 Next week HUMANITY 25c to day and Saturday THE Seo Tutln 11 SIDEWALKS NEW YORK Mueic un Sensation TO DAY and SATURDAY lynn and Sheridan's BIG SENSATION Next NIGHT OWLS CO MORTGAGE Default having been made for six months and upward in the a mortgage dated the 5th day of ebruary 1895 ule by Charles Donahoe and Ellen Donahoe his wife mortgagors in favor of the Detroit Loan A Building Association a corporation or ganized and doing buelnesa under the lawa of Michigan mortgagee and ecorded In liber 234 of mortgages on page 274 In the office of tha register of deeds for the county of Wayne In state of Michigan on the 8th day of ebruary 1S95 by the non payment of money due there on by which the power of sale therein has be come operative and on which mortgage there is claimed to be due at tbc date of thia notice the sum of eleven hundred and twenty three dollars (Sll 23 principal and Interest premium and fines and no suit or proceeding at law having been Instituted to recover the amount un paid secured by said mortgage or any pert thereof notice Is hereby given that on Monday the 13th day of December 1857 at 12 o'clock noon ther will be sold at the westerly front or Griswold street entrance of (be eity ball In the cltv of Detroit county of Wayne and state cf Michigan (that being the building in which th Circuit Court for said county of Wayn hekl) at public vendue to the highest bidder the premises described tn said mortgage or so much thereof aa may be necessary io satisfy the amount due on said mortgage with Imprest thereon and the costs and expenses allowed by law and provided in said mortgage said prem ises being described in said mortgage a all that piece or parcel of land situated In the city cf Detroit county of Wavne and state Michigan known and 'bed as lot forty three (43) of Adams and Peck's second north end subdivision being lots four 4) and tire (5) quarter section thirty five (35i of the tn then sarsl acre tract THE DETROIT LOAN AND BUILDING ASSO CIATION Mortgagee LEVI ICK Attorney for Mortgagee Dated Detroit September II 1S37 CHANCERY In pursuance and by virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court tor the County of Wayne and State of Michigan" in Chancery made and entered on the 20th day of October A 1897 In a certain cause therein pending wherein John Coppings' and Henrietta Cop pings are complainants and George Robinaon John Robinson and Peter canRn are de fendanti? notice Is hereby given that I shall sell nt public auction to the highest bidder at westerly or Griswold street entrance to the hall in the City of Detroit County of Warne and State of Michigan (that being the building In which the Circuit Court for the County of Wayne la held) on Saturday the 18th day er December A 181)7 at 12 o'clock noon De troit city time on said day the following Je acribed property vlr: The premises situate in the Township of Greenfield In the County of Wayne and State of Michigan known and de scribed as follows via: The easterly sixteen (lt acres of the northerly quarter of quarter section forty eight (4t' of the ten thousand acre tract less one cicre on the northeasterly corner said quarter section owned by cchool dlstrtc No seven (7) of GreenfleRL excepting also (5) acres off the westerly side or irt of ra" sixteen fid) acres owned by John EcimKt ran and wlfe leaving ten acres of land ao ing'the same property conveyed by Perry A p1 and wife to John ami wife by dee dated Novemler 12 Iss8 recorded in liber on page 24 of deeds in the office of the ter of Deeds for Wayne Michigan Dated La troll November 5'h WILLIAM HVRST Circuit Court Commissioner Wayne Co Mie 1 ALEX OWLER Solicitor for Complainant.