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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-07
SPORT VIEWS
and REVIEWS
Bly,.
PAUL II.
BRUSKE.

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-07

In two weeks, beat the varsity with
them" said one Of the old boys AFTER
particularly warm practice scr'm
remark isn't far from the actual
truth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-07

that come over the fence when the American
league champions are at play.
III there Is ever another one of them baseball
field days pulled or like Garry Hartmann had a
couple OF Years ago" says the genial recluse I'm
a-goin to enter this here kid IL can catch him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-07

'he badxers 10 Minnesota loses To mediocre
team such ss the one Wisconsin has this year. the
Gopher students will be yelling for the williams
head on platter and the inference Ia that they
won't have to do any salome dancing to get IT,
The passing OF Williams would have q most
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-07
BEST MAN
INELIGIBLE To
PLAY FOOTBALL

Astounding Ehrontery.

vanced In their respective business or
profession.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-07

vanced In their respective business or
profession.
Astounding Enrontery.
The Draper case is almost unique
in the history OF football Players
have been protested and barred fcUm
many teams in the past, but never YET
( has case been developed In which a
/ school with the standing of Pennsyl-
wanna Eas attempted to play rln on
one OF its teams whose record includ-
ed at Lost six years OF play against
teams Of the very first rank AMI all In
the same section of the country. Pro
fessiona.ism. summer ball and all the
ether Gfienses against amateur eiigi-
billy pale into insigniicance before
;he monumental efirontery OF tie
Penn uthorities In the Draper case.
That, In case a protest is made. there
Is but one course for Penn TO pursue,
Is obvious Draper must be barred.
The inexplicable hesitancy OF the
Michigan authorities in making a pro-
test over the man Is his only saliva
ton. beyond doubt. The evidence Is
SO simple and the mans guilt so OBJ
vious that no defense could possibly
be made.
The Rules in the Case
To understand the remarkable flag
rance OF the Draper effeRse- against
athletic standards one must be thor
oughly conversant with the intercol.
legiate rules on the subject OF elibil-
ity The limit allowed any player at
any OF the schools OF standing, even
including Carlisle Indians, is four
years OF play. and each school pre-
scribes a one-year residence rule,
therebey preventing a player from 60.
Ing from one school to another for pur-
poses Of engaging In athletics. One year
Of sport may include every game on
the schedule or one minute OF any
one game. Yale. for instance, barred
Foster Rockwell, It's grand quarter
back. after three years OF steady play
because, In year preceding, he had
taken small part In a minor game.
Michigan has. In several cases, barred
men on similar scant causes None
OF these cases apply to Draper. how
ever. His participation In college
sport has been SO notable as to make
him shining mark in every one Of
his six seasons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-07

Largely to the fact that the scrubs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-07
@t6bcrt Eamfmn6 b(iper af oa til

@tbpert Samfnub bliper al og til
rDitet pe6 set plu6ielige og 11pente6e
Dg0Sfal0 al en- belfien6t og bgiagtet
@orger, efter en- fort og tiliDnela-
oel1oe lite olporlig SDgoom. @ba6
er Horiagen til oi5ie ubetimelige
Dp0sfal0? &perfen mere eller min-
ore e10 Ell Sell / ct eller flere al
Sipsorganerne, bbilfe11, 11oor en- Gor-
fe1elle eller lignenbe fommer til,
ne6brpoer bele Spitemet. timber
gunitige Smitenoigbeoer funoe beo-
fomen6e maal fe babe leret I mango
Mor, tiltro6s for fin orgoniife Sell;
me11 Sc %efsi1teren6e Iorboloe er 6es=
perre life alti6 gunitige. Elu6ielis
ge SER og Seuperotur= Joranortn-
ger foroarloger mango Snber, 6er
burtigt ongriber 6em, lom I min6ite
Maa0e er mo6tagelige 6erfor. Set
or oerfor al ltprite Bigtigbeo at itpr=
fe Spiten1et og giere set uongribe,
ligt i ioooonne Gilfnl6e. Sor at
opnoo Bette Riemeo finoes ser nep-
pc noget Mio0el, Ser far babt ct
loo ofgjort @elo lom Or. Eeters
&11rifo.
0el1 ct ingen Mpotbeferpore, men
fooes fun bos 2ofologe11ter, Ser er
o%lt1otte al @jerene, Or. Yeter 6abr=
nep & Cons Co., 112-118 60.
S5opne Npe., Gbicogp, Sl1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-07

&aren Sriis. gDstofte: @artner.
Sans Slien. 8rnierllp: &aren &rgn.
5ullerl1p: &aren 2orien. 6reilep:
gioiel SenSbatter. Mlartofte: Soban<
nc SEMEN. Maitrup: &iriten Siul-
lnano. gibp: Sens Nielfen. 8el-
linge: Gognefogeo Sans Mnoerien.
Ooenie: &aren Seniel1. Slagelie:
Mnna &ert3. Storifop pit. &bdlfb:
5foDfogeo SIR. Sbrgenlelr. Malborg:
Mariane 8ergb. Mg1es 8ierregoaro.
Eetrine Mls. 0rorup: Sine &asm,s-
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bolm: &gnne: &oniul &ubner-
8isiing. Sans S. Mpller. Ga
&ofo6. Mellegaoro i 9lem-
menifer:: @aaroeier S. @ofoebs Gnfe-
@llespang: SIP. @aaroeier s. Be-
6eriens @uitru Marie. Mrnoger.
&ans 6. Sliens &uItru Caroline,
@oar6eier &asmus @aniens
gnfe Mntoinette. 8eltermarie:: @al=
borg Spien. @irfelplt peo Nefip:
Soul CONNER. 9lterlars: Watbtas
So oe6s @ui trn Mnu1a.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-07

9g6sfa16. SIP. ipe%nlf=norif
Gicefoniul / MeltpeO, &ipbn1oa0 ST.
g. Cobra CT afgaaet De0 9g0en.
- Som jul 9iiibner=@isling / &pn-
ne er efter lensere Gtos @pagelig-
bco pluoielig afgaaet pe6 9boen.
= 2ege g. 81. 90. Ma0ptg / Sol
Ding ct afgaaet pe0 Deoen paa &ol-
Ding Gpgebus iom 6elge al Blind
tormsbeten6elie , So Mar gammel.
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Iar gammel.
- Sbb. &iebmano / Safsfiebine
s. g. @icbman1t, m%angeaartg 3d.
roabsme6lem og Me6lem at Sfole,
fomislionen er 6e6, IS &ar gammel.
- Ooerasititent poa &igbenbabns
&opeobanegaar6 S. 6. Mpema11n Ell
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/ Ons6agS afgaaet BED Dpoen efter
faa Cages SpgeIeie / en- SLIDER at
ID Mar. @an par en- meget 6Dgtig
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gang pil blipe iterft beflaget.
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gam11el. 0el1 afbg0e par Oireftpr
for &onoers Damtpbr9noert og for
9oliteu Mpllc % bap0e fi0ligere pG=
ret Meblem at 9ia16ers 8praao.
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size &pgaar0. Mne 8acb. aar]
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ubenfor &%jpbcnbapn.

5gllerpo: Stuff Sobs. g. Solm.
@looiare: Mrel Sltenfel6. Srorup:
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lerup: gnfe &aren &ofo6. &eieoe=
goaro: @rebe Danneifiol0 Samige
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licbs &uitru 9lnna. &olte:
8anfasiiltent, @repe ginar 9anne
'fjolo 5omige. Mlleiteo: &aren Mn.
oerien. Sbmmerup: Sens 9iterbDe
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SIhcbranb. Sorleben Mtten
opltob ser 8ronb paa @aarben
uSSl1bIsminbc" 5ten0erl1p Gogn ip6
for &olbing. @n flor 2aoc meb Sc
boeli c brnnote. Is Spin, 1 Soar.
11oglc 2oln og roget TierfrG in0e-
brnl1otc. Huber 8rar0en iprang cit
Ectrolel1l1stgr1oe, bporpeo 5 Menne-
ifer blcp %telnrnelig iterft f%orbrGl1Ote.
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D5pbeo Tan lite belbreoes

bel. 1ofale MtiSler. ba be ttfe tan naa ben on9rebne Sci
Of Oret. Ser er fnn en- Wtaabe at furere 8subeb, %
bet Ct peb foniitutioneqe Msibler. 9pbbeb foraariagea
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gt bl giae ct brnbrehe Dollars tor ethnert Silfelbt
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Sc, ulpnlige, bieoenoe eller frem<
:rtrben0e 9G1norrboiocr paa 6 til IA
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5onoerjv!lano.

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belr %1ta101eOe D. y. og III. Snltudr
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op, at bele 5fibSbroen og Mgrre
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@a0erne. &on0et trGngte t16 / flere
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Som Tglge al upeiret maattc 9anps
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fal0et iaa megen Sne iom Notten til
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-03-06

ms IS the famous story of
RED Saunders, big Red, tough
Rcd Of the plains and mines. We
shall follow this expansive man
through his days Of toug hneSS
and sinJulness up to The great
day Of his life, thc day that shall
bring The n'otdmorphosis Of Red.
This trun,pcter will not give the
story away by indicating how
this transformation shall come
about-whcther through the re-
morse or repentance Of Red, his
C friction Of sin, his fear of the
dann7ation Of The wicked, his
ycurnings for the peace that
passefh understanding, or wheth-
or it shall be the love OF woman
that shall bring this giant to his
knees and make him as q little
child. The frumpeter will only
promise that this conversion of
Red shall be one Of the most
interesting and delicious ept-
sodes in all fiction. which the
reader will enjoy and doubtless
remember through oil the years
of his life.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-03-06

liz, l.. male ynu Il hct that he does it,
too. il thought I'd have chance to
Collect
"oh, You can't always tell-you
might lose your money" says he, kind
of thoughtful
Il wouldn't mind that half as much
as winning says l. "But. on the
square. do you think we can get out?
III jump him with you If you say SO,
although amt got what you might
call Il passion for suicide"
''NoW You hold on Bit" says he.
II don't know but what we'd have
done better to stick to the horses and
run for it. but It's too late 10 think of
that. Jumping him is all foollshness:
he'd sit behind his little rock and
pump lead into us till we wouldn't
feat In brine-and We can't back out
now"
lie talked so calm he made me Kind
Of mad. Well" says I. "in that case
lets play Simon says thumbs up till
the rest of the crowd comes"
There you go." says he. Just like
all young fellerS-gettin' hoSstyle right
away If you don't fall in with their
plans. Now, sonny. you keep your
temper and watch me play cushion
carroms with our friend there"
Meaning how?"
"You see that block Of stone just
this side of him with the square face
toward us? Well. he's only covered in
front. and I'm a-going TO shoot against
that face and kctch him on the
glance"
Great If you could work it, says I.
"But Lordw
well, watch" says he. Then he
sQuinched down behind his cover, so
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-03-06

fercd. A straight line and the keen
jump hits me all right when I'm going
some place. although can loaf with
the next man ON occasion. So We
missed most Of the gulleys.
1.-The ponies were snorting and pull
ing grass, the blackboard bouncing
behind 'em like a rubber ball, and we
were crowding into the teeth Of the
northwest wind, which made 1t seem
rs II we were travelling 100 per cent
better than Dutch clock would
show.
"'Goodness gracious says the girl.
do you always so like this in this
country? And aren't there any roads ?
"'Why. no. says l. Hike: and l
snapped the blacksnake over the po-
MES ears. and they strung themselves
out like brace OF coyotes. nearly
pulling the blackboard out from under
us. Sometimes We travel like this
says. And rs for roads. despise 'em.
You're not afraid. are your
Indeed I'm not. I think it's glo-
riOus. Might driver
"If can smoke says I, then you
can drive I'd heard about young wo-
men who'd been brought up 30 tender
that tObacker smoke would ruin their
morals or something. and I kind Of
wondered II she was that sort.
"Thats a bargain says she prompt
But how you're going to light a cigar
in fhis wind 7 dOn'f aaes
"Cigarette.' says I. And II you
would kindly hold my hat until I get
one rolled I'll take It kind Of you
"'But what about the horsesT says
she.
"'Put your foot on the lines and
they'll make. That's the main and
only art Of driving on the prairie-not
to let the lines get under the horses
feet. All the rest Is just sit still and
look Mt the scenery
"She held my hat for n windbreak,
and I got my paper pipe together.
And then-not q match! searched
every pocket Not lucifer. That is
more Of what got for being funny
and changing my clothes. And then
she happened to think Of box she
had for travelling and fished 1t out of
her grip.
"'Young lady, says. until 1t comes
to be your bad luck-which l hope
won't ever happen-to be very much in
love with man who won't play back
you'll never properly know the pangs
Of a man that's got all the materials
to smoke with except the fire. Now. II
have chance to do as much for you
some time I'm there
"She laughed and crinkled up her
eyes at me. All right, Mr.. Saunders.
When that obdurate man disdains me
III call for your help
1.-The place for the man that would
disdain you is an asylum says l.
And the only help I'd give you would
be to put him there She blushed real
nice. like to see q woman blush
It's trick they can't learn.
"But l see she was put out by my
easy talk. SO gave her a pat on the
back and says: Don't mind me, little
girl. We fellers see an eighteen carat
woman 80 seldom that 1t goes to our
heads. There wasn't no offense meant
and you'll be foolish II you put II
there. Let's shake hands,
Chapter Ito be concluded.
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as not to give the lnjun an opening.
trained his cannon and pulled the
trigger. The old gun opened her
mouth and roared like an earthquake.
but didn't see any dead Injun. Then
twice more she spit fire, and still there
weren't any desirable corpses to be
had
Say, pardner," says I. you wouldn't
make many cigars ut this game"
Now. don't you get oneasy," says
he. Just watch"
"Biffr' says the old gun. and this
time, sure enough. the Injun was
knocked clear Of the rock. I felt all
along that he wouldn't be much Of a
comfort to his friends afterward II
that gun did land on him.
Still. he wasn't SO awful dead, for as
we jumped for the horses he kind Of
hitched himself to the rock, and, lay
ing the rifle across 1t and working the
lever with his left hand. he sent q
hole plumb through my hat.
Bully boy" says l. l snapped at
him and smashed the lock Of bis rife
to flinders. Then of course he was our
meat.
AS We rode up to him my pard held
dead on him. The Injun stood up
straight and tall and looked us square
In the eye. Say, he was man, tell
you, redskin or no redskin! The cour-
age just stuck out on him as he stood
there waiting to pass In his checks.
My pardner threw the muzzIe Of his
gun up. "D-n itw says he. II can't do
1t. He's game from the heart out
But the Lord have mercy on his SIN
full soul If he and l run foul Of each
other OH the prairie again.
Then we shacked along down to
JOhnson's and had breakfast.
"What became Of Frosthead and his
gang?" Oh. they sent out regiment
or two and gathered him ln-'bout
twenty-five soldiers to an Injun. No,
no harm was done. Me and my pard
were the only ones that bucked up
against them. Chuck out a cigarette,
Kid; my lungs ache for want Of a
smoke.
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