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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-12-16

Seminole Is taboo In certain circles
In Sumter. Those who gave the willy
promoters letters OF endorsement.
couched In the strongest terms, and
stating that they had made a thor
ough investigation Of the plan, scope
and financial soundness of the enter
PRISE" have good reason to feel sore,
for they not only deceived themselves
but dug a pit for the feet of their
friends
The football team of the Furman
University Fitting School boys claim
the championship Of the upper part
OF the State. This team made a COM
mendable record this season, having
played five games without permitting
their opponents to score, but, as one
OF the games was tie. the up coun-
try high school champions are not
quite In the class of the Sumter High
school team. which played five games
and won them oil.
The Sumter High School football
team closes the season with a record
that will be hard to beat. The team
took part In Ave games and lost none.
The total score Of the team was s5--
the total score OF their opponents was
". Amo. {, the teams defeated was the
south Carolina University scrub. on
which team three of the regular Var
sity eleven played. The Game Cocks
are easily the champions Of the State
In the High school class
ODonnell & Co. have one Of the
most unique and attractively decorat-
ed show windows that the writer ha,
| ever seen. 1t Is a real Santa Claus
window and the children will be as
much Interested In this feature as the
grows ups Will be In the articles and
realistic work of the decorator.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-12-16
MASTER'S SALE.

by virtue OF Decree of th,, Court
or Common Pleas for Sumter County.
In the State Of South Carolina. in the
case OF Aston Westberry and FRIDAY
hershaw against Robert Ramsey and
others. Will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, at the Court House
III the City or Sumter in the County
anu state aforesaid, on Sale Day in
January. 1909. being the 4th day Of
said month, during the usual hours of
sale. the following described real es-
tate. to wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract Of
land' situate and being in said County
and State. containing one hundred
acres more or less, lying on the public
road leading from Sumter Court
House via Providence to Camden. and
adjoining lands now or formerly of
,ne ESTATE or Furman, Joshua Myers.
henry Williams and others; being the
same iand conveyed to me by said AL
ston Westberry and Friday Kershaw.
the description of said premises i'm said
deed or conveyance being herein in
corporated into and made part
thereof I'm all respects"
Terms of sale: one half cash. hal
ance on credit of twelve months
from day OF sale the time portion to
be secured by the bond of the mr.
chaser ana mortgage OF the premises
SOLD the bond to draw interest from
the date of sale, the dwelling house to
be insured and policy assigned.
The Judgment I'm this case has been
heretofore assigned i'm part to Marion
Noise as appears by the record here
in.
II. FRANK wills OK,
Master.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-12-16

Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Luther 4. Buchanan of Ok.
ford, N. c.. to the marriage OF their
daughter. Evelyn Louise to Mr.. AL
ston j. Stubbs. of this city, at the
Baptist church. Oxford. N. c.. at 1880
O'Clock a. m. Tuesday December 29th
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-12-16
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Sumter
County Board Commissioners will ha
neid on Thursday, January the 7th.
1909.
All persons having claims against
sumter County. not before presented
TO the board will please file the same
with the clerk of the board before
Jan. 1st, 1909.
J. r. SUMTER,
clerk to County Commissioners.
12-9-4t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-12-16

invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. s. d. Richardson announcing
the marriage of their daughter Edyth
to Mr.. Clyde Thomas Bell, December
26th. at Graham Baptist church,
Brogdon. s.. C.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-12-16
MASONIC ELECTION.
Clarcmont Lodge Selects, Onicers for
Next Year.

AouSo SelectS OmcerS for
Next Year.
AT regular communication cf
Claremont Lodge No. 81 A. f. M,
held Thursday night. the annual elec-
ton OF oficers was held. All of the
officers were reelected to serve for an
other year. They are as follows:
w. MI. /. Parrott.
8. VIC. p. Osteen.
J. W.-S. NJ. Mcleod.
Secretary-W. r. Rhame.
Treasurer-Abe Ryttenberg.
8. DR.. c. McNeill.
J. DIV. w. McKagen.
Stewards-Geo. c. Tweed and one
to be appointed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-12-16

On the afternoon Of the 9th inst. at
the residence Of Rev. T. L. Cole and
by him. Mr.. Frank Caughman Of
smithville. Lee county, to Miss Alin
Ross, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. s.
Ross OF this place. Quite a number
OF friends of the young couple wit
messed the interesting ceremony.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-12-16
NOTICE.

Inc firm heretofore doing business
under name Of Mood-Osteen Inf,ruor,,
was dissolved on Nov. 1st, 1908. Hav-
ing disposed of my interest I will here
aiter nave my office at my residence
NO. 224 e. Liberty street
c. P. OSTEEEN, MD.
12-9-tf
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-12-16

All places of trade and traffic IN
Sumter-the dispensary included
will be closed Christmas dav ona -,
day following.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-12-16
TAKEN UP TRESPASSING

On premises w. M. Brown, one red
outthead Cow. Owner must prove
property or the same will be sold at
sumter c. H.. S. c., on Dec. 20. 1908.
at IL m.
II. L. B. WELLS.
Dec. H. Magistrate.
12-16-2t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-12-16

FOR SAIIE--5S acre farm near Provi
dence. Apply to Clarke & Won Tresc
kow. Camden, $. c.
12-16-4t.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-12-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

"a. L. b. Wells--Taken up.
a. b. Stuckey--For Rent.
n. Frank wilson--Master Sales.
The Bank of sumter-statement.
Clarke q Won Tresckow--For sale.
Birnie's Drug store-Get the Habit.
~ o'Donneil q co.-christmas Pres
ents.
The Bank Of sumter-Things neces-
sary.
The Farmers Bank and Trust Co.
Statement.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-12-16

TUX hENT--One to 6 horse farms.
highiy Improved cotton land, near
Daizell. VIII also sell good mules.
Iooo bushels corn, 80 tons baled
hay A. b. stuckey.
l2-l1-Item st. w. q s. 1t.
'hNO foit RENT-I have q two
morse farm and two one e-horse
farms for rent on the Monaghan es-
tate. with comfortable dwellings
and good outbulldings. Nein O'Don-
nell. 80
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The Detroit times., 1908-11-07
INCREASING FAT
b0THERS BURNS

According TO n letter from Tommy
Burns TO Chicago friend. he Is still
taking on weight. Says the cham
pion:
1T may surprise you TO know tina.
have grown since leaving America
am now scaling at about 2l0. and ex-
pect T. climb through the ropes a,
about 1876 pounds. You will see the
black man won't have much on me.
johnson has never had man who
could go up to him. and ! am sure
when he finds some one forcing him he
Is going 10 back up. ] believe | have
the strength and the speed to keep
pace with Johnson and to outgame
anu utftfinish him at the end. Win
or lose. shall make a couple OF good
fights in America. and an extended
theatrical appearance. Then will
cone retirement.
I'm my training | am taking spe-
cial electrical treatment in order TO
HELM me take of fat | am getting
stout and plainly see the limit OF my
usefulness in the ring is only few
years This is tough thing To say
hut | can say IL without taking long
breath. inasmuch as ] have had mine
In plerty and feel well able to weather
the future storms OF life.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07
TOday's Football Card
DETROIT TEAMS.

DETROIT TEAMS.
10. 4. a. ~. Saginaw Naval RESERVES
NJ ID. 4. 4. at 2;A5 y. at.
Detroit 4. :. Vs.. Cleveland u. =. ut
ID. L. =. n~ld at 1850 .. m.
Western fttiEh w. fpsiianU HIeh at
lark park al 1880 a. m.
WEST.
Michigan Ns. Kentucky state AMI
ersity at Ann Arbor mt 1880 y. I'm.
Illinois rs. Purdue mt Lafayette
Indiana ~. >otre Dame st Indian
apoiis.
Wisconsin ~. Minnesota az uinnc-
apolis.
VI. 4. a. W. Olivet ut Lansing.
Ohio state ~. Cnse mt Cleveland.
ohio Wesleyan w.. Deuisoa at Gran
Vile.
Vanderbilt ". Tennessee at Nash
vile.
EAST.
Penn Va. Lafayette at Philadelphia.
Vale ". brown mt New Haven.
Princeton ~. Dartmouth az New
York.
Harvard We. Carlisle ST Cambridge.
Cornell ~. Amherst mt Ithaca.
Annapolis W. NiIiRnovR at >nnnpoiis
West Point ~. Springfield Y. :. at
West Poiat.
Central High -. LANSING High NJ
lansing.
VI. 4. 4. Va. Oiivet nj Oiivet.
Npsiianu Noru,eis ~. VT. Pheasant
Normnis at VT. Pleasant.
Muskegon W. Grand Haven ri Nus
kegca.
Saginaw Va. Benton Iarbor NJ Ben
ton Harbor.
Hope ~. Ferris Institute mt Holland.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07
Sporting Notes

Nsne sf the Cubs or Tiger, have yet
been indicted BY the National com
mission.
Eev. n the date set for the oyeAinx
Of the city championship tournament
The affair win close March IL.
penn will nst wsxk Ce.ter MARKS.
Quarter Kleinath or Guard Pike In to-
s days Lafayette game. unless forced
% DO 30 tn order :. score
9here - sens heDe that shs Beirnost
track may be used for automobile
racing. II 10 two miles in circum-
ference and should b: very fast
uanghae MeCovePs, brother TO Terry,
claimed he injured his shoulder In a
bout with Mahoney at Philadelphia
s scd ' q Il: .: !: :: o ''' '''
90 .CIevelana u. D. team which plays
AZ -. u. 8. todya. has brought along
throwing in freshmen at any time
they may seem needed
re washaugtsn courts have sentenced
bookmaker to two hours In jail for
made for q pardon or a reduction OF
4- RE ssntsnes at any rate
Ahep beskesbaIl league -is In pros-
en- 5ns s Srs.S bnrsou Eng P Pe
Davis and one other team are relied
or TO furnish the competition.
6svske Q. Reeae., r. charge .t Ann Ar
Yost left on his eastern trip. predict
n ed NJ student mass meeting last
night that Michigan would beat
Pennsylvania-
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07
INDIANS TO PLAY
KICKING GAME At
CAMBRIDGE
TACTICS so sUccE ssF L
AGAINST NAVY TO BE EMPLOY
Ed IN THEIR GAME AGAINST
The HioH-BRoWs.

BOSTON, Nov. 7.--On the eve Of
the big game with Harvard. Coach
Warner and his Indian gladiators are
confident. The Red men stirred out
of the Copley Square hotel yesterday
for light signal practice at American
League park. Everyone reported In
fine condition.
Coach Warner intimated today that
he would depend on the sort of foot
ball he used against Pennsylvania and
the Navy to hold Coach Houghton's
team in check. This will mean re-
peated tries for goal from the field
whenever the Carlisle aggregation can
get the ball within striking distance.
No scrimmage nor heavy work was
required Of the Crimson warriors. Sig
nal practice yesterday behind barred
gates was short, but promising, and
showed the result of the conscientious
drilling which Coach Houghton has put
the eleven through during the past
week. The entire squad is In good
shape. particular attention having
been given to the men who will be
lined up against the Indians today.
White has not been worked at all
hard this week and great things are
expected OF him. He was excused
from signal drill and so was q.
Browne. their places being filed by
Cutting and Smith.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07

remark isn't far from the actual
truth.
The proves Of the present reserve
team is largely credited TO the change
In Michisan's athletic policy during
the last three years In the old days.
Yost's football team used TO be picked
on a basis Of football ability. The
best football players in school were
the men picked torepresent the Maise
and Blue on the gridiron then Nov"
things have changed. Mr.. Yost Is
annually presented by the athletic au-
thorities with bunch Of high-brows,
all Of whom are simply grand students.
II any Of them accidentally develops a
little football ability. II is up to Yost
to make he bes Of l.
or course. on occasions. his super
In coupled with natural
football ability. AS u result, Iost has
three or four players on his team who
are the real article and no mistake.
Schultz. for instance. is so good a
player as to warrant the statement
that he is now the best lineman ever
developed at Michigan or anywhere
else
But the large majority OF the real
football players go into the scrub
team. There. along with the star
freshmen and two or three men who
have not yet had chance TO qualify
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07
Automobile ka(. Drivers Al,
fearless Through faidIbn

The drivers In all the big automo-
biles races arc fatalists. Ask any one
Of the fearless men who skid around
sharp corners on two wheels or take
ne straightaways at speed OF a hun
dred miles an hour, what are their
anticipations OF danger in race which
has been fraught with fatal accidents,
and it's ten chances to one that near.
ly all will reply: "Oh, well II my time
has come. | suppose II will he In this
race"
These hardy drivers are ready to an.
swer the call of the familiar old fig-
IRE on the gray horse, whether no
beckons TO them while In an auto
race or II It be by breaking their
necks falling out OF bed. So thor
oughly do these men enter into the
spirit OF the racing game that the
drivers who have been physically in.
capacitated by injuries just before \
race suffer keener agony by seeing a
contest than II they were actually com
petitors whose lives they know are in
danger
\ Every driver TN big race has n
prudge against old Father Time. al.
though they are not the dare devils
that some sensational writer's would
try 10 make them out TO be. As a
rule, the races are driven with ex.
treme caution. and the accidents which
occur are rather the result OF me-
chanical defects. or the overstraining
Of some part which has been overlook.
ed by the driver.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07
RAINEY BROS. QUIT
SPORT OF KINGS

BALTIMORE Nov. when the
curtain descends on the racing game
OF this year IL will also mark the re.
tirement OF Paul J. Rainey and his
brother, Roy A.. from the sport OF
kings. The two young milllonaires,
who made their entry into the game
with blare OF trumpets. have discov.
cred that II is a harder proposition
than they ever thought. and after see
ing their colors carried 10 many de-
feats In three years. have decided to
make their exit In their few years Ut
racing they have met with anything
but success During their short per-
Tod the snort must have cost them
close 20 half a million dollars.
Paul was more OF figure on the
turf than his brother. His purchase
OF the SIS 900 colt De Mund after the
colt ran a phenomenal quarter at
Gravesend f. still the talk OF the reg
ulars.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07
ONE MORE SHIFT
FOR MICHIGAN Il.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. TN
case the University of Michigan foot
ball team goes through today's game
with eKntucky in good shape and
steers clear OF injuries. IL is probably
that there will be but one more shift
In its personnel before the Penn game
next Saturday. Some place must be
made for Watkins and he will be Civ
en- a chance at right end today. IL
he shows up well there. the most pug
ling problem of Yost's year will have
been settled. II Watkins doesn't get
acquainted with the duties OF end POI
sition with facility. he will undoubted.
ly practice for the final week at full.
back and Davidson will play the end.
In case Brennan gets rid OF his
muscle-lameness he Is pretty sure TO
supplant Primeau at guard. Otherwise
Yost's men can rely on their jobs -
cinched, provided nobody shows
falling-off Of form. q
The Kentucky game today Is looked
on as easy, this team being. on the
basis Of Its last two games at least
two touchdowns weaker than Wander
bilt, which was defeated week ago
by the score Of ~ to 6. The visitors
are heavy and slow. according to re-
ports.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07
Baseball Career Should
Be An HOnOred Ambition

o Tenney,
York Giants should
to
There why should ashamed a
fessiona baseball player said the famous first baseman of all
because he left the
81
accomplishment of an
the determined hunt he
depths
This reference made for the benefit of ThreeFngered
do
an I to
Both
Tenney
a they fast and II Is my
that will stick hope
national
Yorkc
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07
OPERATION ON
YALE MAN. KNEE

NEW HAVEN. CT, Nov. Head
Coach Bigelow gave the Yale eleven
a rest from scrimmage on the day be-
fore the Brown game. the only orders
for the regulars including a lively half
hour secret signal practice.
Last evening the coaches took an
account OF stock for today's game and
found that none OF the players in
jured On Thursday Is positively out of
the game for the rest OF the season.
although chances are far from bright
for Naedele. That player was found
TO have Q bad attack on water of the
knee. and an operation was performed
for the removal OF the fluid.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07
D. A. c. WILL HAVE
OLD STARS IN LINE

Manager Dave Widman, Of the De-
troit Athletic club football team. an
nounces that he expects TO have In
line Saturday afternoon against the
Saginaw naval reserves. a bunch Of
the clubs champion team OF last year,
including Hanneman at tackle. Karl
at guard and George Lawton and Joy
Miller from Ann Arbor. The former
will do the punting for ID. A. c. in
case such tactics are necessary.
Or. Dave Downing will be the De-
troit Official and II Is expected that
Saginaw will bring along the o,her.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07
BY PAUL n. BRusKE.

Nightly OF late there have been
coming In over the wires from Ann
Arbor tales OF gloom on Ferry held.
Wildly correspondents engaged In as
sIsting themselves on their way
through school by a journalistic side
line. have torn their hair over the
fact that the varsity has been stump
ing terribly.
And the reason
Why, the scrub team had scored 2
4etie AtiewH- or twe-Raybe thfee-aRd
perhaps held down the varsity In a
manner that, In Its relating after the
scrimmage was over and the gates
were opened, lost nothing In the tell
ing when the academic correspondents
appeared and inquired What's new
Still. the occasion hardly manifests
the inference that Michigan's case is
desperate and that Nightriders from
kentucky are TO have things all their
own way in the game this afternoon.
The crucial facts of the matter is
this: CLOSE PLAY WITH THE
SCRUBS IS NOT so MUCH AN IN
DICATION OF VARSITY WEAK
NESS AS OF RESERVE STRENGTH.
Beyond all question. Michigan has ut
present the strongest reserve eleven
In IL shistory This statement is not
made alone on the basis OF the judg-
ment OF the writer: II is confirmed
by every one of the veteran coaches
who have been present recently. as
sisting Yost In whipping the team into
shape by the individual attention
given to the present occupants OF po-
sitions which they themselves had, in
former years. made 80 famous.
"Yost could take these scrubs and
In two weeks, beat the varsity with
them" said one Of the old boys after
. particularly warm practice scrin
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07
WAGNER INVESTS
IN BIC CIRCUS

PITTSBURG, Pa. Nov. 6.-Early
next spring 12foot posters, adorned
with pictures OF Hans Wagner. base
balls Flying Dutchman," will be
found on all .he biiiooards. country
barns and fences. announcing that
Wagner brothers circus" is coming
to town.
"Honus" with his brothers "Ap' and
Luke have entered into a contract
with experienced showmen to form a
stock company and put a circus on
the road. II will be a chartered enter.
prise. with a capital stock of 100000.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07
TODAY'S ENTITIES.
AT PIMliCO.

First Race, 2-year-old fllies, selling
5 furlongs: 'HillTop. 90; "Hsnonic
SO; Cunning, Tnetis. Ballet Girl our
Maggie, Annexation, Constellation,
Geania. Claque. 100: taboo, %; Court
Lady. Pimpante. 100.
Second Race. 3-year-olds, selling. .
furlongs: Halifax. 1913; "Geo. G.. Hall.
Margaret, consistent. lis: 'Salvola-
tile. 800; Aphrodite. Youthful, Billy
Hibbs, Tillinghast. rs; Glorious Betsy
115; Beggarman, ll5: Botanist. l23;
'Edgely, 1l5.
Third Race, Jockey Club purse. g.
year-olds and up. selling. l IL miles:
Chanvari, 10: Queen OF the Hills.
10S; Judge Ermentrout. Us: Mansfield.
81: sKing OF Bashan. 1902: 'Giles. 95;
sPins and Needles. 113; Wilton Lack
aye, 10; Miss Catesby. 100; Juggler.
lis: Countermand, .102: Superstition,
sS; Polar Star, 9S; DArkle. 102.
Fourth Race. Owners handicap.
steeplechase, miles: Hazel Baker,
1871; Lizzie Flat. 1872: Waterway, l45:
Bersi, 149; Noblesse Oblige. 1872; Sir
Wooster. 154; Bilberry, l47; Bessie
Kiser, 1872
Fifth Race, 2-year-olds. 1 mile: Ross
Fenton, 112: Maxim Gun. 100; Gus
Helm. 100; Endymion, So; Poco/oke.
100: Indian Hunter. 100; Black Nose.
100; Constellation, l02; Bonnie Kelso,
Io6; Ogeinah, 10s; Great Jubilee, 100;
Pearl Point, 100: Ell ORC. 95; Grania.
100: ConnaGght Ranger. 109: Spanish
Prince. 81; Glens Falls, %.
Sixth Race. Amateur Cup. for gen.
riders, i-year-olds and up. sell
ing, / mile: Sparkles, 1874; Nibhck.
149; James Crawford. 1+9; Bergoo,
1885; Aster Dor, 1853: Beggarman. 134.
Seventh Race. 3-year-olds and up.
selling. / mile: Alauda, l02; Gram
sar. ll2: sMazuma. o.: Ornamental
ton. 102. King Sol. 105; Geo. II.
Hall. 107: Laughing Eyes, 102; Trey
Of Spades. 1902; Glaucus. 105: Cam
paigner, 115: Castlewood, 105; 'Laura
A., 107: 'Hiacko. 100; The Wrestler,
l12: Amberita, 112; Autumn Flower,
liz: Niblick. ll2.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07

First Race, furlongs. selling, e
year-olds: -Mique O'Brien. 100; gar
ape. 100: 'Marshy. 100; Olive Ely.
100: 'Roseburg H.. 1903: Denver Girl,
l05; Almena, i05; Sister Phyllis. los;
Church Steeple. l05; Harriet Rowe.
107; Buttons, 107; Stowaway.; los;
Home Run, 10s; Judge Lueders. los.
Second Race. ) IL furlongs, 2-year-
olds, handicap: mabel Henry, 9s;
Alice, log: wintergreen. l12; Crystal
Maid. ia; sAll Red. III
Third Race. lilo miles, selling, s.
year-olds and up: Serena, 81: "Pala.
mon, 80: Washable. SO; 'Warner Girls
well, 100: Howard Shean, 1903: 'Stone
Street, i04; 'True Boy, l05; Bitter
Hand. 105: Bonebrake 1851 'Huer-
fano. 107; 'Imboden. l05; Beau Drum-
mel, 10: Hannibal Bey. 10; Still
Alarm, 10. Ann
Fourth Race. is miles, all ages.
handicap: Gliding Belle. \ 81; Red
Gauntlet, 104; Financier. 1O4 Old
Honesty, 1l6.
Fifth Race, s furlongs. selling. B.
year-olds and up: 'Piease. 80: Liens.
100; Robin Hood. 105; 'Heine. 106:
Director. los; Oyerlando. los; Mer-
rick, 109.
Sixth Race, / 3-l6 miles. selling, 3.
year-olds and up: Water Cooler, "a;
Gold Treasure. sc; 'Albert Star. 100:
Alma Dufour, 100: The Shsughraun,
101: 'Arrowswift. los; -John Z. Nc
MILAN. log.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear; triSs,. fast.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07
DAYTON RECALLS
DETROIT PLAYER

The Dayton Central league club has
recalled Bob. Grogan, the Detroit
player. farmcd last year TO the Clin-
ton. Ia. club, and expects to play him
regularly In it's outfield next year.
Grogan has abandoned the infieh for
all time. on account OF his success In
the outer gardens. lie Is wintering
in Detroit and Is working at the Spald-
ing sport shop.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07
BARRY AND FLYNN
BATTLE TO DRAW

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Nov. Jim
Barry. OF Boston, and Jie Flynn, the
Pueblo fireman, went 10 fast andd
fierce rounds to draw at Maud juno
ton last night Although the honors
were quite even, II was seen after the
period of whirlwind fighting that Bar
nv had a shade the better Of the bout.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07
Greatest Football Game Of the Season
u. Of M. VS.. Pennsylvania.

For the above occasion Michigan
Central will run II special trains TO
Ann Arbor al convenient hours on
Nov. IA. and beginning with special
leaving at 1880 a. m. trains Will run
through to Ferry field: returning i'm
mediately after the game. Round trip
rate as cents.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-07
FOOTBALL PLAYER
DEAD Of HURTS

AUSTIN. Tex. Nov. ERNEST
Dixon. right end on the University OF
Arkansas football team. who was In.
jured In game with Oklahoma uni.
versity on Saturday last, died today.
In addition to his injuries Dixon con-
tracted pneumonia.