Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 22

'W PART ONE 22 STARS AGAINST SYRACUSE ADVERTISING LEAGUE STANDING is 4 Sio LEAGUE follow CADILLAC LEAGUE scores of RAILROAD LEAGUE $2641059 Ix8t 12 21 Pacific a SPORTING BEIES BATTLE CREEK DEEATS KAZOO A LEAGUE BURNHAM STOEPEL C'nntlnaed rum 17 lar 17 10 10 10 10 15 9 8 7 SOI 9 One 10 DRUCKE SHOWS 9 HIS BEST ORM IN LOPPERS TO PERORM 0 0 0 0 0 Has 7 8 9 0 the lb' CO LIGHT GUARD CHAMPS Col th Summary fii I 1 y' Kirchhoer 7 II 8 Tigers Lions 8 9 8 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pittsburg Brooklyn Phillies 18 16 11 12 '9 3 37 8 691 705 0 0 0 0 0 0 U5 I 1611 1603 9 8 731 7S6 IRST ALL IS QUESTIONED BY THE ATTENDING CROWD TENNIS MEN PLAN ACTIVE CAMPAIGN 907 736 839 Mahoy Haviland Munck Rogers Macl4Kd Caruell pitch Lath At Blue and White Team ittingly Closes Its Season by Beating Maumee Lads Decisively di 158 155 Tigers TJons Bears Merrill Schmidt Dulmage Grow Gibson Armstrong HI 56 LG Stark Schaeberle inley White Burr Trlstem Brosman Wlttenmeyer Schroeder Weise Watson Johnson Redmond Winslaw Kavanagh Campbell Winslow 8217 9205 8607 743 73 760 71 START' WORK BUILDING COURSE Committee Will Wait on Prospec tive Members for New Club Now Being Organized 8 Central High scores elan w35 221 209 scores: Galveston March defeated the New York second team today bv a score of 5 to 4 9878 8276 9649 8396 8290 8810 ZBYSZKO DOWNS CENTRAL DOWNS HENRY ORDEMAN TOLEDO ATHLETES CHICAGO Johnson Homei Relndel Crowe Bell STANDING Won 26 Hoffman Hammer Peninsular ling Co Mack Printing Cn Curtis Adv Co Mich State Life Co Detroit Saturday Night Anniston Ala March The Rochester Hustlers the Eastern league champions defeated the Philadelphia National league team in a spirited contest here this af ternoon by tha scoe of 5 to 2 COLTS CONTINUE i WINNING ORM Cali Ridge 2596 today and ask HS Colt Expert Architect 5 Here to Draw' Plans for New Golf Links LOCALS DISPLAY BEST TEAM PLAY SEASON CONSTRUCTION WORK WILLTAW OVER 15 MONTHS Net earnings Preferred dividends MOTOR CO MAKES REPORT NET EARNINGS OR THE YEAR TOTAL $2641050 Doing At the Major League Polish Grappler Pins His Adver Shoulders to Mat Twice in Long Match STANDING 16 13 BOSTON Andrews I a Grow Sheds Chattanooga March Toldo made It three out of four from Chattanooga thisafternoon landing nn Carmichael for 'five the fifth inning Score 3 to 1 M'snte VRrh ssf 1 can loagtMUeam today pounded three pitch era pf the AtlanU Southern league team Jl hltetallying rune to And 12 or IS year oids teams wishing arrange a series of games with the 655 '541 Pct 667 President Briscoe Enthusiastic Over Business Conditions of the uture LG 16 9 13 12 11 12 6 10 24 10 11 22 19 Hot Springs March Manager Wal lace of the St IajuIs Rrowns is dtenleared am me ineiiiuu vi mu viuns using on and the nine game series scheduled between the Pt Loute Americans and Cin cinnatl Reds will terminate tomorrow It I uas announced that jomorrows feme would he called at 2 o'clock In order for the St Louis team to make a late afternoon train homeward bound Left on bases Detroit 3 irst base on er Jackson 1 Struck by Works 4: by Loudell 4 Double Kirk and vvaite uiw pitched Shaller Donovan gnat tennis except Early thia 82 33 Sales of AU Affiliated irms Show Handsome Gain of Over 20 Per President Benjamin United States Motor Marrh pm tlnn' of a game thia Nationals against 66 64 59 51 7312 1433 63 £8018 1431 Hvi138 138 1 1344 5 6 7 10 10 106 810 8 5 8 5 5 7 A pressland jack wooda Goss a Owen Koch JOE HOKNEK Grand Rapids lad who scored 2 0 of Michigan points in the dual with Syracuse university last night Hoivas the only Michigan boy to show his true worth i ger Haas CHn I MHlne Gar Mouth Michigan IrCague Meeting Jackson Mich March A meeting (if the executive commUtce of the South em MUMlgnn league will be held at the hoxi vowney Aiorci 21 transaction Houston Batters Buffaloed for Six Innings Noyes Whiffs Out Three Times The score by Innings: 0 0 0 0 1 I 0 1 1 4 7 0 701 SCO S61 Marquette Shore Line Grand Trunk Michigan Wabash 'a ns A in Detroit Toledo ft Ironton Will Make a Test Case of the Memsic Wolgast Contest Angeles March Thn princi pals In yesterday buxing contest Ad Wolgast and George Memslc together with Thos McCarcy manager of the affair aud Chas Ejton referee were arraigned in Justice Reeves's court to day charged with having conducted a prize fight In violation of the law of California The preliminary examina tion was set for next Monday The bonds of I M00 each by the four men last night were continued by the court The men were not rep resented by counsel today but sold they would have an attorney at the hearing Monday Assistant District Attorney ord ap peared for the state and announced that It was the intention to make a tea case out of the present one The slaK law permits sparring contests' under cer tain restrictions out prohibits prize flfbUk Memphis March The exhibition game bwrn the Brookhn Nationals and the Memphis team of the Southern league planned for today was culled oft on ac count of cold weather THE DETROIT REE PRESS: SUNDAY MARCH 19 1911 Kansas City March Mfth a cold wind making fast work by the players Im possible and forcing the spcctatir to wear overcoats to warm the Louis Na tional league baseball team defeated the Hanses City American association ehthtodays 9 tn Harmon Hteele and Bresnahan Owens Rhodes Pow ell and lllttef CO A Casey Vail Bernard Tapert Caldwell inal Defeat Co A Before Large Crowd in Close Interesting Game Before a crowd of about 200 people Com pany defeated' Company A In the final game of the season by the score sf 17 15 Tne game was cluse and exciting through out The Detroit Light Guard awarded Com pany players sweater coats for the championship Summary Lansing on limsday at 10 a nj fur the of general busine lathers 3b Ness lb Wnffll as tanage iouueii Works Stroud ball gamo defeating a from Delray The final to 20 Jackson Miss Club Gets Usual Dose at Hands of Tigerettes Score is 9 to 3 TO HOLD ANOTHER MEETING National Yachtsmen Undecided Where to Hold Regatta 'v York' March The National Aaaoelatton ot Amateur Oaramen meet he in New York tonight camo to deadlock' over the selection of a place for the next regatta Saratoga and Boton each received five ballots and indications are that another meeting will be necessary for a choice if Saratoga Is selected the regatta pJXbly be held during the last week of July instead of In the second week of August the usual tun oolball league for to uotroiif oil referee Chapman on park referee Brockle Wolverines at At til Chris Schmidt Bom Psngbom Barxenou ltz Luderer Schimmel Hid thewson Casper Schmidt buveer Schedule Aouuuhi kI The games scheduled under tho Michl day nre Rpaldlngs ism at iv Roses vs Ct ntic Delray at 10 a 1UU nun lerv ami Railroad 10 a in icicrce Mil Ram Scott 21 vl v291 16 56 222 ood Town Track Team Has Good Margin When Meet is inished Battle Creek Mich March 18 The Battle Creek high school track team tonight defeated the Kalamazoo team in the local high school gymnasium by a score of 52 1 2 to 42 1 2 The meet was Interesting ail through the local' athletes excelling in the running events while the visitors had a shade in the jumping contests The feature of the meet was the brUUant running of Corrlel of Battle Creek In the 220 yard dash Off at the crack of the pistol the athlete sped around the track taking the lead at the jump and the Held trailed him all me ihiicm i a va Vinrl tinned thret! it 81IVWCU IHWfc fifths of a second off the state inter scholastic record making the distance in 26 1 5 seconds Kalamazoo won all three places In the half mile 6um Potato race McKay (Battle Creek) first: Dekema (Kalamazoo) second Lamoreaux (Battle Creek) third Time 27 2 5 seconds Pole vault Newman (Battle creek) and Winner (Kalamazoo) f0r first Abbott (Battle Creek) third Hight 8 feet 6 Inches One mile Helrshaw (Kalamazoo) first Clark (Battle Creek) second Du gan (Kalamazoo) third Time 5 min utes 6 2 5 seconds Relay race four men 2 laps Won by Battle Creek McKay Coriell Salisbury Thorne: XV Inney nrrl AHPV Ptartpr William: JudgM at the hiilah Metcalf and Holton: timers Myers Hayes and White: referees Good win Clerk and Cuthbert Brockett and WaiSh BXT TIGERS ARE INVENTORS TIME AND MONEY SAVERS rom a Staff Correspondent Mobile Ala March 18There are among the Tigers num ber of men who have made inven tions and who expect some day to realize large sums of money on these savers of time and money Schmidt as already Is known to readers of the papers has patented a nut lock for a rail Now Edgar Willett bobs up with a freight car seal that he expects to prove a winner 4 The big Kansan has been grant ed a patent on his device and he says that it is far superior to any thing else of the sort on the mar ket being more durable simpler and cheaper than the seals now largely in use Where a type ot seal largely employed at present costs something like four cents Edgar says that his invention can be manufactured for about one twentieth of a cent Georgo Moriarty has some sort of STANDING pct W'L pct 7 2 777 New York 4 5 444 7 2 777 Boston 2 7 2x2 6 3 666 Chicago 1 111 150 1496 4 8623 1461 Nw Orleans' pitched his first KcaN for 1h the New Orleans Southern leaguers today and was hit haul 'Recruit Pucher Look relieved him the seventh inning and waa also scores! on throe times thk game ending 6 to in the locale favor 135000 2 In 3 Innings off off Htroud 1 In 3 in 3 innings off off Brvan 1 in 2 btanago Leitners Two base Shaller Kortcm Special to Th1 ree Prose Houston Tex March Pi The second team of the Giants won from Houston by a ecore of 5 to 3 The tram was fn charge of Doyle The feature of game was the pitching of Drucke a for mer Texas leaguer He went on the slab for six inning and vbhile he pitched the Buffalos were retired in one two three order In four of the six Innngs Noyes ouo of the leading tatters In the Texas league last ear fanned three times niik cession Shontz umpired tbe first part of the game and Ids teammates rattled him Me Donald made what would have bern three base scoring a run for the fa loti but Shontz called it a fowl ami he was Jeered until he threw up his task Ho was succeeded by Harnett of tl home tesm who was quite as lid Hit his decisions The game was won in the fourth Inning on pinch hits coupled wetn errors by Red of the Buffalos 733 666 814 614 607 679 755 675 714 696 658 PITTSBURG Bell Homer Srere Eldred Dwyer Pittsburg 12 ittsourg i Kn ehanunit OOCurred week each of the leading teams making a clean sweep of their series 'J be feature of the wet wa atb? rolling of Woods of th fe tam whA rolled three jimes above ror a vuta: tn oeo ar as follows: Brown 2C0 Rowe 214 Hamilton 204 oods Pauli 204 Kimke 214 Team And 12 or 13 year olds teams wishing to arrange a aeries of games with the Penn A addrvas Louis Hyde 2181 Jefferson avenue i All members of the Evans baseball elub are requeued to report at the club rooms not later than 1 ollowng players please report at barber shop Monday night at 8 o'clock sharp: A Dyer Beahon Laimdrie Campbell La Croix Brlsbols Glanfolla Kanock and Cogger Dixon club hold a special meeting ri day evening at their club house and elect ed rank Smith manager and red Lib ton captain They would like to hear from any 16 year old team for games ail or write rank Rmith 88 Thirty fourth Paragons won their fourth straight game bv defeating the Baldwins of St Jhn church at the Bagg street gymnasium by the score of 9 to 2 Manigan and Shier featured 1 Oakdales will reorganize and would like to hear from Relgley and 'O'Connell They would also like hour from two good pitchers and an outfielder Call up Wal nut B82 between 7 and 8 Monday night Howard club will practice this afternoon at Garvey's grounds ollowing players re port at club room or grounds at 2 clock Des Rocher Zander Le Blanc and ininv kih jwv nuu Dincer Stein Henning and Beck Reavers have reorganizea nnaer me name of Good Lucks and expect to have a successful season under their new man ager 14 Steiner ollowing players re port at nutting riday evening at 693 Vat aon street: Guoln Coridon Rose Steiner Prauger A Smith Murphy Eyeevhinsky and Doe A good outfielder would like to join any rll SnO tast pj year oin icaw between 10 and 12 a for John Winkler ollowin ViUU ger at Cedar 1119 without Tali: Poracn RirOy 'iBrnHUii Sinitn becoming the permanent 8 9 V) be turned loose for the waiver multiplied by several at but Huh are a couple in the lot whom t( club would like to put mil tu ttire for a time if nobody in big show is willing tu Iced this season i nenas oa athletes need not be alarmed ab their being cast adrift for li certain that nut more than two those with the club have shown little in the trials and springs Uiat they realty aren't wanted In case waivers ho crun for some of the men is the pl to put them oit with minor dubs for a year or eo to grow into big league clothes Manager Jennings is nlJu pleased with the work done lirst team since leaving particularly by the manner which the veteran twirlrrs performed and the men hi hitting the bail Although lh the' young slabmen have show shocking Jack: of control at tnu? they likewise have exhibited of good qu'alHies considerably iwrd er to acquire than ability io the rubber 'I'lgew in Great bhnpr Right the club looks i ter than It has looked at this of the game for several years all Indications point to a runmiij start and a fast pace throuui the season Harmony su surin lacking most of last season been restored completely so far the playing held Is concerned imi( doesn't appear to be a grouch the squad and the Improvement play is so marked that one would recognize the Tigers same aggregation that itnkhcJ season of The players have learned ksson that bad temper and I'f ness are expensive while and esprit du corps produce sort of results that get them series and Into thp ciiii i I Hie end of tho year IMivsh nil' 1 1 A mentally the Tigers in 1911 arc and they ought to fac'o the burrt nn April 12 ready to leap lul lead It has been said all al 1 and little disputed that with pitching they dhi nut need 1J the Athletics or the devil it looks us though the would hold up their end uf gurnent BUALO TO ILL DAl T) ksgu completed Its reasna on Aiarcn a inaiviuum averages Games 51 58 Surplus 2382330 Asaeta of Company Among the assetsof the pany which total $30119594 Land buildings machinery $7120168 patents contracts Merriam 55 774! Noble 43 '5939 Meedrles 29 ba Anl! I 7 Kr 6I 8001 12S High Individual corr Robert pins lint team klnere George McGee capuin se ond Tar Gom captain irlgll team core Tar 821 plna I vreunia Start Practice I vceum baebal! team will hold their initial practice game at Bene Isle at 3 All members and others wishing to trv for thi team can be accommodaiM hv rilling Ridge 1CW and ask Chet ol nvlng plaiera are requested to report iYthou fall: Homer I atcbaon Stork oun Brotlerlek Watj ben Shiner ncrwall Singley isher ball Japes Kmehzer and Schema nky BIH will learn somlhlng to hie advantage in "the above number There will be kn competition for each position ou the team ll iln Prevent nrlwtliiletl lalt kuu Mitonlo Toxas March Rain prevented the exhibition game betwen New York 'National team ami tho Antonio team today' A game will Dlaretl Sunday afternoon ManagerlcGraw la with the detachment here Memorial Pay April II Baltimore March 18 April 11 was to day decided on as "Nicholls Memorial when the rhlladelphla American loairue and Baltimore Eastern league clubs will clay an exhibition game here ror the benefit ot thtt family ot the late Simon Nicholls former captain or the local club and at on lime a member ot th UaWN it' Seals Hook Up With Exponents of Daniels On next riday evening March 24 aquatic met will be held In the i' A tank between the fin fionnerR that institution and the Detroit Univer sity school Now that the indoor cham pionships are out of the way the boys can devote their entire time to swim ming It is said the have several better than fair men on lheir team The is composed mostly ot new men this year and the result of the contest will be interesting to the rooters Handsome silver prizes will be given to the winners of (he Individual even's The program of the races la as follows: 23 yard dash 25 yard breast stroke 330 yard swim plunge for distance fancy diving and a fast 100 yard relay race four men on a team The public Is invited to attend but on account of the gymnasium classes using the shower baths on this evening the exhibition will be for inen only West End Girlies Grab The West End girls' club won their nrat ousKer picked team score was 27 WiTl be inished in Alter the course is completed which will be about July 1912 Reginald Beale an expert authority on seeds and turf will come to Detroit to inspect the com pleted course and give hb suggestions for improvements Samples ot oarih taken from the different points of the property nn which thd new course is to be built already have been sent to who is connected with James Cartr To and who will conduct teats and make recom mendations for the aeeding and fertilizing of the course Another adjunct necessary to building the new course will be the establishing of a ttpf nursery which will be on the Meir property for the purpose of starting the seed and conducting experiments In turf raising Although atterson 'Wylde ft Co have teen doing course building for the Eng lish firm for dumber of years the De troit course The first which they have in its entirety snd their work will be watched with Interest throughout tithe golfing world and no doubt thelrtfforts will be rewarded by one of the best cotirees of the country as they will spare no pains to jnake their Initial effort a praiseworthy one rom the fact that they have gone to the ex pense of securing experts from England it will he seen that expense cuts no figure with them but it is results they are af ter for If this course proves a nrnfisl one their reputation will have been made This Arm built three holes at the Brook line course which are said to be the bestC the course Receiving Congratulatory Letters A Caldwell hasrecefved a number of letters congratulating the loeal club on securing ths services of so prominent a golfer as Archie Simpson to take chargef the greens andr'to instruct Among them was a fiommanication from Tom Bendeler of Chicago nnd it in the belief of the officials that their selection has been a most wise one Mr Simpson has acted in the rapecity of teacher for J7 years and is an expert club maker He the youngest of the celebrated golfing family of Simpsons and is considered tbe chief of the Simpson school He has been with the Royal Aber deen club for 16 year and was selected to come to Detroit from a field of more than 40 applicants It was the Idea of the dub officials to secure the services of an Instructor who was an authority on club making an expert groenskeeper as well 3te a first class teacher and a good player and it Is the belief ef the club officialsthat they have secured a golfer who fills gill of these requirements Archie Stmpson Ar will assist this father In tbe work and probably will have charge of the caddie's among other dutk John Phillip a club maker from England is also one of the assistants He will do the rlub making under Instruc tions of Rimpson A supper will be tendered to 8 Colt at the Country club house Saturday March 25 Tie pc re Jxy 8 2 19 8 14 6 7 12 11 17 10 11 1 1 6 6 6 4 21 9 14 13 YANKS GET INTO GAMEIN EARNEST he in simplicity and nend it George Special to The ree Press Jarksob Miss March The Tigerettes took the Jackson team into camp Satur day afternoon the score being 9 to 3 The locals startled the Tigerettes by gathering a run In the first inning In the fourth inning again the Jackson batsmen touched Ralph Works for two triples adding two more runs to their total score Drake Ness and Kirke dl 1 the heavy hit ting for the Tigerettes Loudell Works and Stroud divided the box work Jackson tried out three pitchers The local team gave the Detroiters the best argument so far of any of the Cotton States leaguers JACKSON High scores: Markey 234 Holmes 212 DuJ jvj r'araer owiti Michigan Central Shore Line Grand Trunk 738 Wabash wo pere Marquette 704 Detroit Toledo ft Ironton 646 Lake Shore i' Canadian Pacific 1 642 lo Co ield basketThompon 3 Allxun 2 Grown Vail 3 Tapert Cald well 2' Thompson 3 in Tapert 2 In 7: Vail 1 in 2 Ann Arbor Tim kcepcr Swest Uroplre Rocklomao Griffith Cent Briscoe of the cotnvany who is now in the city on a tour of inspection of the various plants ot the company yesterday first made public the report of the oiKaniza tiun tor the nscal yeai ending July dl JV1U Air statement shows the United States Motor company to be in a prosperous condition with ntt earnings of $2641050 The sates oi tne companies anut aled with the United orates said Mr Briscoe a gain uf inore than 20 per over the gales in the corresponding year The establishment of nen selling companies the increase it number of dealers arrangement tor further extension of the export trade' and the number of conti arts already closed with dealers jnsuic a healthy growth in the volume of sales during the current fiscal year attribute this confidence in our company: to the policy we have adoptee 4 We are not established io sell our goods at an enormous profit and then to quit We in this industry to remain We believe profits in the motoring industry Should be fair just as tn other businesses AufuM a Necessity are to put the auto mobile and the motor truck on a firm basis Both are now regarded as necessities We seek to gam the confidence of the buyer and to re tain this faith in us is (better In my opinion to have a reputation and no profits than profits and no reputation This name for character can be main tained by building vehicles that bring repeat Mr Briscoe declared that the fac tories of the company are modern well constructed buildings insuring the best workmanship In the prod ucts and located in places favorable to economical production ollowing are the important fea tures of the report for the year: Earnings all properties af ter deducting operation production ordinary re im pairs and maintenance etc expenses $2765006 Reserve for depreciation 98507 Reserve for contingent losses 25440 Total deductions 123S47 Schmidt Willett and Moriarty Are Possessed Inventive Genius and Expect to Realize Hand somely on Their Patents in Near uture a plumbing attachment that he pects to prove profitable when gets it on the market This naving hannnooa tr rnnrmmoni also is a typewriter expert having spent several winters as repair man for one of the large manufacturers of machines also 'working in the factory At one time he had charge of the repair department of Sears Roebuck Co of Chicago keeping over 100 machines in order One of the newspaper typewriters caved in during the stay at Monroe and Moriarty was summoned in haste to repair it Al though the machine is of a make other than that to which George is accustomed he found the trouble in a jiffy and corrected it The big third baseman can take a type writer entirely apart and put it to gether again without having any pieces left over which Is something that only one bred in the native factory of the contrivance can boast of BATCHELOR Warhop Displays His Prowess anti' Has Colts at His Mercy Regulars Winning 6 4 SpecuH to The ree rees yAthene Ga March The regulars and colts of the HlxbUnders played nine innings today and in the most business like scrap the two teams have had the regulars Called a halt in the winning streak of the second team i The acoie was 6 to 4 and In the first five Inninxc Warhop outpitehed Ables in a close and classy pitching controversy Warhop wa on Ute 'Uk tw lne f'gultrs and was the wlw mifl craftier manipulator of the orb in thf pinches Ragged and sometimes careless fimdlng wastknc bv tiie regulars but they played a htifJV game at the bat wasting few hltvh nd' getting them with men on bases Coordination at the bat in which Elliott Bailey Cree' Daniels and Blair did most of the ordinating was too strong a combination for the Colts ine fielding plays by Hartzell and lube and good nit ting by Hartsell kept the game trom be ing one sided Hartzell is making a strong bid for a place on the first team Birdie Cree had on his pilfering suit and stole four basts His slide vias quite nifty as wgll as shifty Russell who showed his versatility by playing first base kept up his hitting clip One of bls three watops was a gift because nobody covered first on a ground er to Knight but tho other two were clean One of the hits off A boles was 'due to that person pitching before Hartzell could get back to his position at short Blair spilled a single through the open spare Lltchl made a cirrus catch of a foul' He took chances of a broken neck bv running up tn the stand and raking the ball down Colts Regular Batteries: Ables Widiep fiuUm ted One Hour and orty seven Min utes is Required for Victor to Beat His Man In the windup of the grappltnff show staged at the Armuiy last evening Stanislaus Zbyszko the Polish lant demonstrated his 'su periority over Henry Ordeman ot Minneapolis In two straight falls the first in one hour and 35 min utes and the second in 12 minutes A scissors hold turned the trick ontrie first ocaston while a crotch and Half nelson paved tue way to Orde mans second downfall Considerable dissatisfaction at tended lleteree decision re garding the first fall but it only tne revival ot the old argument ot the man better situated giving the verdict The fall took place at an angle at which it was only possible tor those who were In the extreme back portion of the house see at all action in the mat ter bespoke very plainly of how he regarded the verdict He never uttered a semblance of protest iSome will say that this was noth ing more or less than a tine display of sportsmanship but it Is hardly probable that any professional ath lete that Is wrestling for the finan cial return the game brings would submit calmly to what he thought was an unjust verdict when a win or even a draw meant so much in every way to him Those seated at the ringside tn the immediate vicinity in which the tall look place uphold the conten tion ot the referee that shoulder blade touched the mat only for an Instant and when the official was giving tbe customary slaps his manner of signifying the win ner Ordeman by this time had par tially squirmed out ot the hold and his shoulder was fully four inches from the mat at the last wag ot his hand Until this time the participants bad displayed a most acceptable brand ot grappling with honors about even The Pole seemed to have a slight advantage In that he wiggled out of seemingly dead ly holds with considerable more ease and finesse than did his op ponent under similar conditions Several times during the first hour a fall seemed imminent but by superhuman effort on the part of the under dog the Impending dis aster was averted to the intense de light of the large crowd Cannot Use avorite Hold enormous girth pre vented Ordeman from using his fav orite body holds Someone In the audience suggested that If he ap plied the he would be successful The famous toe hold so much resorted to by Cham pion Gotch and which experts say Ordeman has down better than any living wrestler outside ot the mas ter himself also availed him noth ing in last match due to the fact that the Pole wears no footwear of any sort and when he perspires It is next to Impossible to secure any purchase with which to apply the hold The Pole was much the fresher or the two following the long siege that attended the first fall and left the ring barely puffing Experts marveled at his wonderful endu rance It was plain to everyone that the second fall would only be a matter of not more than a half hour at the outside as Ordeman was visibly In when he left the circle following his first fall He was on the defensive the greater part of the 12 minutes that was necessitated to secure the second pinning In the semi final Gene Lawrence of Detroit threw Charles luff of Windsor in straight falls law fence was the laggressor throughout and although his opponent out weighed him at least 20 pounds ho threw him with comparative ease He claims the only reason he lock nine minutes to secure said falls was because he was havlnff the time of his life looking at the pictures of which there were many tatooed all over bls adversary's anatomy Neil and Lemke wrestled 15 mtn i utes tn a very clever draw in the opening clash Jonea Venncr Haviland Schmidt Grow iicfnd Mahoy 40 Carnell 39 com are etc and trade names $10810775 inventory at cost $6549535 accounts receiv able $2580270: cash on hand and In the banks $1331816 Among the liabilities of the com pany are: Preferred stock $10 057 100 common stock $10810000 ac counts payable notes payable $2531269 profit and loss surplus $2382330 depreciation of plants reserve $710135 The profits accruing to tbe com bined surplus for the year are only those earned by the companies dur ing the varying periods beginning with the date of lheir affiliation with the United States Motor com pany These ended July 31 1910 a period varying from tnree to nine months The companies affiliated the United tates Motor company are the Maxwell Briscoe company the Col umbia Motor Car company Alden Sampson Manufacturing company Dayton Motor Car company Courier Car company Gray Motor company Brush Runabout company Briscoe Manufacturing company and Provi dence Engineering works GOOD CROWD AT GUN SHOOT Pastime Club Enjoys Good Attend ance in Spite of Weather Bad weather conditions on the day of the last shoot ot the Pastime Gun club did not prevent a good attendances Some good shooting was done Burr winner of last year's class shooters showed them all the way in the A class by breaking out of 25 "Old Stark won class with 21 while Wittenmeyer won class break ing 22 He also wou the trophy event by breaking straight This affair is open to all shooters in the state anyone winning it three times PlilLADELPHIA Kurapkat Zeigler Volkert ruiucnowu Remer Barnard inal Philadelphia 20 Boston 13 Score first half Philadelphia 9 Boston 7 Baskets from flehl Kurapkst 8 Zeiher Volkert 3 Andrews 2 1a Grow 2 Lees 1 Baskets from 2 In 6 3 in 8 ouls Philadelphia 5 Boston 6 Ret Hendrian Ixmgfield Time ot 12 and 13 minutes NEW YORK Crawford Watson Cleotte Biack Ebe! inal New York 24 Chicago 9 Score first New York 12 Chicago 7 Baskets from Crawford 3 Watson 1 Clcotte 6 Jones 2 Reindie 1 Homer 1 Bell 1 Baskets from In 2 3 tn 6 ouls New York 6 Chicago 2 Itendnan Longtield Timo of 12 and 13 minutes BROOKLYN Andrews Stanton Mappleback Habermas Miller inal Brooklyn 13 CrntA ltrt half Rrnoklvn 7 Baskets from Andrews 2 Stanton 1 Mappiebeck 1 Bell 3 Homer 1 Bas kets from 6 in 11 3 in 9 ouls Brooklyn 9 Pittsburg 11 Ref nendrian Longtield Times of 12 and 3 minutes Xian is to Make the New Course the Best in Country and No Expense Will Be Spared Now that the Detroit Country club has secured the services of one ot the foremost jirofeMonai golfers of the day in Archie Blmpson who hae signed a three year contract to act as instructor at the club and two able aasistatita the attention of tho officers la being turned to the new course which will be constructed on the TVler property Just recently purchasedollowing out the original plea of (jerlng no expense to make the acw golf links the best in the country the Benke of Colt who Is rated the beat golf course architect of Great Britain baa been secured Mr Colt is secretary of 4 he fiunnydale Gblf club of Berkshire Eng land and has laid out courses In every golfing country in Europe He arrived in Detroit 'riday and go over the ground on tl tour oL inspection Mondaj accompanied by glton superin tendent of construction for Patierson Wylde A who also arrived hero from England riday Great raro has been exercised by the Detroit country club officiate to scout ths best mn to had to take charge of the work of building lhe new Imks and Jt la their belief that their efforts have been successful for the men who will have charge of the work come highly recom mended and have established reputations ialthslr particular line of work Kxperts M'ilt Bate Charge Tho flrat step take)) was to secure the advloo of James Carter Co of Loudon conceded to be the most sucessful builder of golf coutees in the world 'Through their recommendation Mr Colt was se cured to plan the course and Patterson Wyldo Co of Boston which firm is the American representative of the English firm were given tbe contract to construct tho same paitersou Wylde Co at once secured Uie services of Mr Walton to take charge of the construction work upon recommendation of the parent firm Mr Colt has been appointed by King' George to lay out the royal golf course which task he expects to take 'up soon after his return to Great Britain He ex pects to pend about ten days in Detroit perfecting the plans for the local course and as soon as his drawings are finished the work of clearing away the timber re moving rocks making the necessary hills or removing some elevation which is so situated as to be In the way will be started After this Is done the real work ef laying out the course willbe started which Includes establishing a draining Bvstem building tees greens bunkers Rav and Marcott Howe owner rV ni Kn vn' hel No targets I Rears 1 Wolves Hoffman ft Hammer 884 Mack Printing Co Peninsular Eng Co 9i8 Detroit baturday Night 759 (hirtls Adv Co 770 Michigan State Life 723 PROPOSED NEW SITE IS P0PULAK WITH PLAYEHS Plana Are to Build $5000 Club fo' houss on Terry Property and Include Lawn Bowling Tb next two weeks will see the eat activity on the part of Detroit men that ever has been exhibited th aGtua1 nlavlnr season week a committee to seek members fors tbe new club which is being organized be appointed and commence ite woik people who are already In the movemen: IK number 60 or more for besides ths fl who were present at last Thursday meet jp Ing to dlscues the proposition there are easily 20 who have agreed in advance to join ythe club that is proposed These or possibly 70 are In face the nucleus Uy wasa foregone conclusion that they would be In the new organization and with such 1 a Urt lt seem that tbe neccanr tout can be secured without a doubt Intense In the proposition ia unquestionably wd £Lead 'd who "'ere nev" ot caring about tennis are 3 inquiries looking toward admission to th pg bo no question about tbe sen a i tlment as to the location of the project ft which is under most serious consideratlw block tauntied by Kirby I rederiek jt Brush and Beaubien All the tenn men pl members' other I could and from the other viewpoint thero A 1 no other location that otters theata opportunities for a fine not onlv offer unequalled faUHttee to member's but will be a decided addltou 2 The neighborhood taking the place al ft most ot a public park Well kept count fg flne green sward and a handsome emh house will make It a beauty spot In even this loea ty which io already taking on a better tone than ever before because ot fact that the new art museum is be near by between Woodward avenue ft and John street 7 Location I Ideal One About four fifths of the block already is owned by the erry heirs and Mr Y7riy offers to purchase the remaining lots on which options have been secured and Sil the whole to the club on a contract baste The land is to cost the chib abou gS frtHi which real estate men consider a fa7o4lde figure It I the opinion ot most ot those interested that the club it not need to be ex eeedingly large or magnificent should la a substantial building whoso appearance will in no way detract from the surround mw II Is figured that such a Mrnclur' with Plenty of veranda room shower baths and lockers could be built and equity tor something like 8i This item an I the cost ot building the courts will te taken care of In large part at least VneWTelob house ot thle on te accentuated by the desire to mnks tiv organization more than a club for most zealous tennis cranks fellows ho wou with a club house Jt on they had a chance to pla their Luorn game It is' felt that since the enterprise la taking on more and more the nature of a City wide and representative social feature must be made mere of than was originally Intended Kot tuat tennte club la to become a proniotet tails and dances nor anything approach Iny the social activities ot ronrn he ot lv hte ritv dubs but It is thought to I most desirable to have' facilities suvh that members my bring their wives or or sweethearts and that the surrounl lne will be pleasant and enpojable Detroit ha never had a tenr i club where that was possible In Enk lani Canada end the eut sociability Ilay a very considerable part In the Ute k'very eonsy ami nentiy mvreawu thing of this nature Duee Yet AteUndecided decision has as yet been reached as to the dues which wi1 i charged though the meeting held week IndR ated that it liked tho Idea of initiation fees of $26 and annual ies of SJ sir Quite a few however feel that jkA and 120 would bo better as th ment would produce a larger annual i come and the loss tn Initial funds could bomade up In some other way Rhout much trouble This might necessitate a Snlor membership for the younger boje ata juiuui nroduce much ready YS woma CTh tact that tho land in the block meaurc 30 th other way wul nae it possible th club to devoto un10 pace proab JM io by SO to nm other uni Sg Uwn bowling boon by eril the logical game In fact st oral lawn bowlers express a deo to come tn on the proportion an! I altogether likely that provision tor rim ES wlllbe made gt IDLE DAY OR VETS Keller Koenig and Clark Are the Scoring Stars for Locals Teeple or Visitors Exhibiting the best team play which has been dlplayed thl eason and wme very accurate basket hooting Capt Keller and hl Central high bMket taller decllvely defeated th much touted Toledo high school quintet put ting tho Maumee river lad to rout by a 47 20 core and fittingly closed their wards the close 01 iroaalnr rex nlted un the points with invreaoing Slarlty desjlte the frantic attempts of the Toledo athletes to them Irom atMtv th otronj innged Central rootero wl 4 unties ho lively rfcTYhelr be a corV'toana hta rTMVv beenXLTU th make out of a possible 16 chances Toledo Rushes Second Th visitors came with a rush in ths sec nnd half and by virtue of two spectacular SjkM by Teeple brought their core10 wHhb to point of but this close aa they were to winning inurels of the contest for Central talced Ytated a teady fusillade shorn at the Toledo basket ucceedlng In making a total ot twenty seven point In The half while the remaining effort the visitors were confined to the cnaiK mark route and they were none too suc cessful lhls department of the 8anrr making but three of fifteen trys count in the work of Con team In last game are free JI iJoress the opinion that in the coming tSurnament th fi win be an easy winner over all opponent The ream work appears to be near perfect and the players are developing to a able extent In their basket shooting ability Their play last urei wa 'worthy ot a champlonhlp team and work be eagerly watched next WKl'ler Clark: and Koenig divided the honors in field basket each making a auartet of counters Watson and kans scored three apiece The work of the nlavers was so near even that the Mar for Central would be hard to piUc Tor Toledo Teeple was head and shoulders Lo Ms tXnmatre and had it not her 1 work the team would have looked decidedly inoffensive The summary: N'TRAL TOLEDO Anderson sS Trillo Wauon 3 Keller 4 Clark 4 Koenig 5 Evans 3 Anderson 2 Tec pie 3 Keller 11 In IS Monetta 8 in 6 Mf lory 3 In to Teeple 4 in 15 ouls nmllted Watson 5 Clark 2 Evans 11 Koen a Keller Anderson 3 ml 1 Monetta 6 Mallory 8 Extra polnts To ledo 2 Huebner Umpire Harfst Weir Z0 minutes INTERMEDIATE AeJI' f1 Niagara Racing Association nounces Its Closing Events 4 Buffalo TI March The N'k Racing association will fill the Circuit dates allotted to Boffftio 14 a a i HIV ptHSi UVH IllCtrtl following early closing events have trot punt trot purse $000 211 pats IMOO Ala 'Mgreh With Wtllelt and Mulho pitrhiug Mobile was helpless against Detroit this afternoon and the American leaguers scored a 9 tu victory Totals Innings Jackson Detroit Base Off Loudell Works 3 in 3 innings innings off Rneeley 4 In 1 innlnffs Innings Sacrifice Stenago Wuffll Stolen bases Shaller 2 Lathers 1: Jo ceret 1 Two base Shaller Stanage Three base Kirk Kortera Stimson Carlson Bases on balls Off Sneeley 2 on wotks i orr siroua i jacRson i Detroit By Needles 3 by Stroud Xmii Passed Bryan Hit by ere 1:40 5 y1 ollow ing members of the Harvard elub arc requested to the inana do 11 ii'anlloni "Dnrdir Miller Schuknecht A Woeike Nicholson Merritt: Stoll Ramm Winters Scheffer Loiter ana iitea hav a few open dates on their aclredulo and would like to hear from env strong uniformed averaging 17 Would ate like to hear from a good live catcher 'Phono North 4792 and ask for btemhilhen Wbodwards will 1 hold an important meeting Wdneedav night at Manager Kateoh's residence following players please report without fail: Temple Slelnff rank Arrow Kunz red Ar row Marsehner 5 Senior Delmonts will hold prabtB at Belle Tsle this afternoon ollowing call iJeorge at un this a in Seteskl Hupert Rupert A Hupert Budntek Troe 1 Labudte 1 Dean McCiain Hawley and 1 Schamburg ll Myrtle plavera are requested to re port for practice this afternoon Myrtles would like to hear from a fast abort stop and third buaeman Hendershott and Co please report also Players who have Mrvtle uniforms are requested tn return same to club Orchids win hold a meeting Wednes day evening at 7:3 sharp at Mag residence 661 Mekirum avenue Htormer A will practice at the old grounds corner of and Holbrook streets at 1 ol lowing plavers report early: Le rltt Stevens Condon Sharptey Trilvk" Petrick Hendershott Kennedy Northrup Leach Duffield Midgets defeated the much touted Kenwonds by the score of 2 to 21 The game was very fast and In teresting Vigilant A held' a meeting last night atfil elected its officers for the season Theodore (ones coach fc BxgeraJd manager Art Conescap tain: Harry Armstrong treasurers The fnllow'ing players meat al city hail 930 snarp: aft i ones i cones aiil Goldman Johnson Armstrong Dynes Sfel i Whitman Griffin Lange Quakers have reorganized with ac' ara additional members who played on fast local teams during the past season Ail tfast teams desiring games ad dies mythe 613 Townsend avenue or cull East 1S19 Ad Stars a newly organized tedapmd ent baseball club of the northwestern portion of the city Is ready to hook games with tbe strong local tegffll 7 7 7 IK sllriSr a rf i 8 1 A rtf? 4 i lx I Hi 1 7 At 7 4 fit 7 i tsp or 5 iJ fe if A 1 Won Lost Pct 4S It 45 21 6S2 37 29 661 35 31 520 21 4 318 13 53 494 In the league this Pct Pct 7 51 21 7MJ 2 34 460 49 21 Engd 4 47 25 652 Munek 12 1 40u 47 25 652 Rogers 23 37 383 (5 27 62u Merrill 45 43 29 597 Ihilmsge 25 47 L'r 2 3 154 J38 133 J6I :133 13o 116' 102 124 167 101 126 ITS 13 154 97 155 79 Wl 126 117 116 131 125 137 13 124 152 159 148 131 101 126 Itf 14S 146 117 158 115 AB A Kortern 2b 4 11 5 80 Jocerst If 2 0 4 0 0 Carlson 4 1 1 04 0 Schwartz rf 4 1 0 0 Stimson of 4 1 2 2 11 Burkhart 3b 4 0 0 3 0 Sarrett lb 4 2 0 I Waite 3 ') 0 3 10 Sneeley 1 0 0 1 0 Needles 10 0 0 0 0 Bryan 1 O' 0 0 0 0 Totals' 4 32 3 6 24 13 2 DETROIT 7 AB A Shaller cf 3 2 1 300 Corcoran rf 5 1 2 0 0 Drake If 5 14 1 0 0 Kirk 2b 5 2 13 0 CO Thompson Wilson Black Brown RG Whitcomb eore first 12 5.