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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16

70 is 10 laugh, says Henry +.
Edwards. in the Cleveland Plain
dealer. Here. ever since the game of
football was introduced upon The
American college gridirons, the east
ern wlseocros have refused to rccog-
nize the vest as possessing anything
but a superficial knowledge OF the
game
The east originates, the west I'M.
tates." has always been the slogan or
the eastern colleges which have
rather pooh poohed the idea that
western college men could know any
thing about the sport
Year after year when the mythical
Ali-AmeriCau eleyens have been
formed. the west has been practically
ignored In fact only Eve western
players have ever been selected for
the AllAmerican by Walter Camp the
dean oil American football They are
Halfback Heeton OF Michigan. i'm 1919
and OF Quarterback Eckersail OF
Chicago in 1905 and OG. Center
Schultz OF Michigan IN 1907: Quar-.
terback Steffen OF Chicago in 1905.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
LAYERS Of Odds Offer 4 To 5 and
You Can Have Michigan or
Minnesota for Saturdays
Game.
Wolverine Is Ready and Opponent
Has Every Man in Tp-TOp
Shape for Battle,
BY HARRY NELLY.

The stage is all set for the big act
and several thousand folks here
abouts are holding their breath in an
ticipation. For, Michigan and Min
nesota play football Saturday. at Ann
Arbor.
For once this season, at least, Mich
igan's football team is going TO look
like old times. other games played
Mt Ann Arbor this year have been
more or less on the pink tea order go
far as attendance was concerned. The
uopuIace did not flock TO the field OF
battle In any alarming numbers.
However, the sudden reversal OF
form on the part Of the Wolverines
has aroused great interest. On Satur-
dny folks will flock to Ann Arbor In
automobiles, on special trains and
street cars as they did in "the grand
DID DAYS" when Michigan piled up a
polnta.minute and stopped only be-
cnnse the athletes couldn't run any
more.
Tickets for the big AFFAIR are about
All gone. Yesterday a few remained
on the fve-yard line. which isn't an
exactly advantageous position. Di-
rector Bertelme adopted a mail order
system and by so doing. distributed
the tickets without confusion and
hpther.
President Frank Navin, OF the De-
troit Ball club is going to be host at
a little football party Saturday, hav-
inr acquired q block OF 20 seats for
the purpose. When he commenced
flfding out who of his friends wanted
10 20, he was deluged with requests.
In is minutes the party had been made
nm. all OF which goes to show the
great interest being taken In the
event.
Wherever sport enthusiasts congre-
rate. there Is no end Of discussion as
"a the relative merits OF Minnesota
and Michigan. One man figures II out
that II Michigan's line outplays the
Minnesota line. there will be nothing
~ n. another says II the ends of
Michigan show speed, the Wolverine
win win another says something else
and there+you are. 49,
al is- GENERALLY conceded that the
uncertainties OF the new style game
make anything possible, and the clos
est students of football claim victory
for neither. Both teams are right on
edge. both teams have their full
strength available, so picking a win
ner is a tough task.
Just how difficult 1t is 10 determine
the probable winner. is shown vel! by
the fact that at Cottington's today
they were quoting 4 10 and take
your choice Layers OF odds evidently
were of the opinion that one guess
was as good as another.
Keene Fitzpatrick. former trainer at
Michigan, is now in Ann Arbor, as
sisting Coach Yost. Fitzpatrick not
only is a conditioner OF men but. he
Is thorough football student, and
has seen about all the east possesses
IN the way Of new stun this season.
He will be OF great assistance TO
Coach Yost.
Every man on the squad was ready
today for gruelling battle. There Is
scarcely an injury on the team. and
Minnesota seems to be in the same
condition Therefore, II ought 10 be
grand fight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Nov. l6.-Thc
block N" will be seen again on Fer
nv Field az the Michigan Minnesota
game saturday This novel roofing
feature was originated for the FIRST
game with Pennsylvania that was
PLAYED az Ann Arbor It's fame spread
Throughout the country until il has
become part OF every bic game.
The roofing bleachers have been
marked on with large M in the
center OF thom All seats that come
in this letter arc marked and so are
the tickets for them When rooter
purchases his ticket nc is informed
whether he comes IN the M or not.
If he does he bays a yellow flag and
if he as ont OF IT,. blue one.
on the day OF the game all OF the
rootors have either blue or vel.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16

Bat Nelson lick
ed By Ad VOL Some OF
CAST; Jim Jeffries
beaten by Jack the Big
Johnson: Tigers.
1909 champions of Surprises.
the Americ
league, tanned: Pirates. worlds cham
pions of 1909 played like bush
leaguers: Robert Gardner, golf cham
pion. lost title University OF Chicago
beaten by University Of Illinois, Case
and Ohio State played tie games with
Michigan: Athletics defeated Chicago
in worlds series Yale beaten b.
West Point and Brown and tied by
Vanderbilt
Now that the lamb has got the
butcher groggy, as they say down in
the stockyards. we are once more
numbed with surprise.
There's something radically wrong
with the dope this year. Maybe the
comet is responsible. There have
been so many favorites in betting
gone wrong that the sure-thing play
ers will have to eat snow balls until
long after Christmas.
First il was Battling Nelson who
was DIG IdNOTlie III Tue DOOhS W
retain his lightweight title when he
met Ad Wolgast last Washington
birthday. There was a wall from the
cinchers when Bat bowed down be
fore the tough little Dutchman.
We no sooner had recovered from
that shock than all the wise boys be-
gan TO tell how Jim Jeffries was go
ing 10 crush Jack Johnson into a
grease spot Well many a boy saved
up his wages and went with the wise
geeks. You all know what happened.
but some are still wondering how
they could have been so foolish as 10
be touted on a cripple.
In baseball way, a couple OF sur
prises came the past season when the
worlds champion Pirates failed 20
show what was expected OF such saw
age maneaters Also the Tigers, 1909
champions OF the American league,
went the same way and shocked the
Detroit fans.
There Is more 10 come OF course,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
MGRAW SIGNS CONTRACT
AND GIANTS SEE REMNANT

NEW YORK, Nov. i6.-That Presi.
dent Brush and the other owners OF
the New York Giants believe the Chi
cago Cubs have reached the top OF
the ladder and will, from now on.
begin TO drop. while the Giants will
take their place Is indicated in the
announcement that Manager McGraw
has been signed under fiye-year con
tract
McGraw is known 70 be I'm favor or
retaining most OF the present mem.
hers Of the Giants team The man.
agement OF the team evidently be-
lieved that McGraw's policy is right,
for they never have before asked him
TO sign a contract calling for more
than two years II IS understood he
was given a material increase In
salary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
WILL USE CLOCK FM'
ar SATURDAYS GAME

low banner with the NJ At a signal
from the cheer leader all hold their
flags i'm front Of them so that they
are spread out The effect from
the opposite side OF the gridiron is
wonderful. As II by magic large
blue flag springs out OF the other
bleachers and in the center Is big
yellow M The first year that this
scheme was introduced the flags we're
blue on one side and yellow on the
other so that the flag could be chang
ed from blue background with a
yellow letter to a yellow ground with
blue M" This was found 10 be
impractible as there was - much
misunderstanding of the leaders or
ders that the flag was more a motley
than of two distinct colors.
LOREN ROBINSON.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
O'BRIEN MAY
GUST FOGEL

CHICAGO. Nov. lG-Although the
minor league baseball magnates and
managers now meeting mere. have
done little real business so far they
have uuearthCd several choice bits Vt
gossip. the latest baug that Joe
O'Brlen, former president of the
American Association is billed 90
supplant Horace Fogel as president,
of the Philadelphia Nationals
O'Brien put in an appearance
among the minor leaguers yesterday,
and Immediately the report that he
had discussed taxing hold or the
Philles with President Murphy OF the
Cubs. began 10 circulate.
O'Brien has not mixed actively in
baseball since he retired from the as
ISOLATION but knows the game
thoroughly The proposition is SEIZED
nied 20 come mp during the annual
meeting OF the National League in
New York next month, the reports
have &C.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
EasY Money For Haek.

HARTFORD. Conn, Nov. 10
Picking lemons" was the term ap-
piled today 10 the wrestling sketch
here In which George Hackenschmidt,
the Russian Lion. threw Fred Pilakoff,
the Finnish bear and Hjalmar Lun-
din. the Swedish leopard, in 81 min.
utes and 4G seconds. The European
champion had contracted 10 throw
both grapplers in an hour. Hacken-
schmidt's opponents did not live up to
their nicknames and he had no
trouble flooring them. Toe holds
helped him to the victory
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
LATEST NEWS
HONEST OPINIONS
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
OF EITHER ELEVEN
LONG TIME WITH
ONE BALL CLUB.

NEW YORK. Nov. l6-Should
Christy Mathewson serve out
his new contract with the
Giants he will have the envi-
able record OF having pitched
IA years with the same major
league team.
Mathewsons record in the II
years he has drawn a salary
from John T. Brush is 263 vic
tories and IFS defeats, a per
centage OF $50.
Matty's ambition is 10 stay IN
the big league until he has
pitched 500 victories.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
HTZSIMMONs is COMING
TO DETROIT AS AN ACTOR

bob 'FitZsimmons, former worlds
champion pugilist. is back in vaude-
vile with his wife. who was Miss
Julia May CLIFFORD. He is scheduled 10
arrive in Detroit Nov. 2s, for a weeks
stay at the Miles.
AS a part of his sketch. "A Mans a
Man for A. That" Bob" works In a
little side talk about the Jeffries.
Johnson battle. which he witnessed
He clings to his bag-punching stunt
and demonstrates that there is still O
good wallop or two left in those lanky
arms that used to pull down the lion
share of the prize money.
Has anyOne heard Adj. WOlgast peed
about wanting 10 meet Knockout
Brown
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
Lake Forest a Champ.

CHICAGO. Nov. 16.-With the de-
feat OF Beloit by the score OF is 10 s.
Lake Forest is today credited with
winning the football Championship or
the secondary colleges for the states
Of Illinois and Wisconsin. Lake For
est has won a majority OF lis games
and won from the Wisconsin team 81
Reloit yesterday without great trouble.
The play Of Beloii men was ragged
az times.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
CODE STARTS FOR CUBA.

T'rus Raymond Cobb is on his way
to Cuba TO Join the Tigers in their
laudable ambition TO demonstrate TO
the Negroes OF the island how the
national pastime OF baseball should be
played.
Cobb didn't know for awhile wheth-
er' he would mako the trip or not. but
wired President Navin this morning
thar he was on his way There's a
little soft money In the Cuban trip
and Christmas Is coming.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
SHORT LENGTHS

Reserve football players NJ Cleveland
found the ground TOO muDuy Tor uslnS
the charging machine, 50 they rolled a
hugh snow call and pushed that about
the Held. quite a novel eNcrctser
Hockey seems to he quite college
sport at the other end OF the lake on
Monday Reserve college turned out .,
cane idatcs Tor their team
Detroit University school will pih,
Toledo Central high at Toledo ON sat
urday. IL had been the intention 90
end the season with the ASSies Re-
serves. bat the additional game was
scheduled this week
Comes Charles Murphy, Cubs pro-
prietOT. 20 bat with type written state
mcnt telling how ne viii 60 10 court
to hold his player II u. a Fietcht.
succeeds iu orEauiziux his thinu major
league Charles Is all het up. oUiN
bCtV cen Charles and otisI
magnatcs was Other magnat"s didn't
talk
Ivan Olson, rev -hortStop bought ~
Cleveland from Portland. ore com
menced playing bail because NJ was "a
bank clerk antt-eoHid not stand inside
work When he left the desk he weigh
ed I4O pounds Now lie tiUs the FEir-
banks AZ $50 Also he makes more per
week than he made per month. 40 Ivan
is pleased
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16

They like the Ginuts 80 we'll Rt Mar
lin. Ten. that baseball field has been
pres euted TO MCCraW &, Co 20 train on.
Give tLir listens Gusta Lung
sttom ana John Svanbcrg arc 10 meet
in a Marathon IN BROOKLYN And IL Is
20 this American athletics has come
what WouIdnf Chicago md certain
other places give for the boxing laws.
under which Memphis promoters say
they can't make a living?
BlI Lang. the Australian heavy, viii
hook up with Tony Ross In New or
leans next month. Bill is just about IA
his own class al last
The Twins sullivan are Numbering
their Joints ana show evidence Of COM
ing out OF the woods again
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16

That annual farce between ibc At
tel and owen Moran. ia Philadelphia
u He'd the house, Noted goodly sum
for tho chief ana pro, cd as exciting
as a funeral.
Curry Hermann ~ quoted ~ saying
Fnhrtl ihs itk" tNIs All YOU fellows
who done Charlie Murphy as owner OF
tho Phillies arc duc for surprise. And
the real owner isn't Charles T. TAFT.
either 40. Possibly Mrs G. =. Tart
Garry.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
Comes Charles MURPHY, Cubs pr,
Ivan Olson. rev shortstop bought .


Uncle Joe Cannon. 81
DanVilie. D. gosh. Iot q
his hard work ms speak
ar OF tho house OF Ieg-
reseutatives. but VIII an
ne INDUCES iu his ia
vOrite sport as = to7e-
no between baseball and
badgertnE insurgents
He ~ said 10 own IT,"
psnville, NJ franchise
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
Tiges are Having Great Time.

The Tigers are having a great time
iowu I'm Cuba Pres. Frank Navin.
of the Detroit club. has received pos
tails from Mr. and Mrs Sam Crawford.
who declare that Cuba is a great place
in winter The Tigers are seeing
AL the sights and haze found them
very interesting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
WHAT. no. ANOTHER HOPE
OF HOPELESS WHITE RACE

PTTTSBURG, Pa, Nov. l6--Al
Kublak is being hailed as the latest
white mans hope" today. rolloVine
the terrific beating he administered
to George Cotton the dusky former
trainer OF Jack Johnson. before a rec.
ord crowd IN the Labor Temple last
night.
In each of the six rounds the white
giant had the best OF Il, and Cotton
was lucky 70 be ON his feet when The
gong sounded
The big Pole from Michigan now
boasts victories over practically every
good heavyweight in the ring outside
of 1.angford anu the champion and ne
announced at the conclusion Of last
nights battle tina, hc Is going right
after their scalps.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
Boiler Contest On Toninht

The FIRST Of the roller skating con.
tests for~ce-ples will he held AT the
Wavnc Gardens tonight Medals IF
gold will be given I'm the finals.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
enaIIsh ehanp ou.pointsd.

NEW YORK, Nov Sammy Ecl.
lar. who claims TO be the English
bantamweight champion. viii prob.
abb not get his chance az Johnny
Coulon. OF Chicago, for the world s
championship Kellar based his chat
lcngc 10 Coulon contingent upon biz
victory in last nights fight with Jim.
my Walsh OF Boston IN their ten.
round go before the Fairmont Attn
letic club. however, Walsh outfought
and outponted the Englishman. and
won a decision handily.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
Miss Eleanor sea

MtsS Eleanor sears "
a noted young society
woman who of late hag
been prominent because
~ her interest I'm avia-
tion and aviators Size
confesses that her ions
suit - a good saddle
horse.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
Laubseher Plays at oray's.

Lou Laubscher. pool expert, will
give exhibitions Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. at Gray Bros
parlors. No. 90 Monroe-ave. He will
take on competitor each evening and
will show fancy shots after the con.
tests
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16

Ekiuao women
ID any other poia
Ia the Eskim0t
lh Pole. do as h
Ibeen. hIs workini
e' Eskimo w9nea
e Roosevelt seY
8. Vie expedited
fhicA they. wopl
d There 'coui
4 tiumane for Are
Urthcse sturAa
keenseyed. Diqcb
eer whom he ha
nripg his varion
whom 10 !noy
by, In his boz
but NO savage
let not lAwlesa
o our standards
religion. yet the
lite with any ma;
~ have no baa
se no intoxicanf
hilosophicalAi
some one ha
ID the way e
bod and bad t0a
nmander Pear
aliSt.
Snmander Fear:
Il the fact tina
{; TO spend !
EN- oil the fam
aps the WON
eVer-buTni1
something 3
Sklnoo pevd
rhen they &c
ter layers o
- lbbing. Gem
will never forgd
n they were hrs
the white man
|c11ninon with tM
lou don't succeed
ur taste, try, III
sometimes mar
But not pnps
sixty. The VIII
ut otherwise she
property as hi
Tagettisn, Corn
bot gained nucl
mos. They ,ap
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place. Whe,
his slsdge ar
lamp Is piacei
IS she has {
r-used To- be
upany on ha
Unknown. TM
erywhere. Il
sudden shou
eary says h
auly. the deyi
4)s were tab
Ahe Eskinog
cling mil
ATould. de
- lnunism, whic
their existenC
Tea of renl estGt
property rigbtH
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16

Dewitcbed SEINE Of
II the world for {
wisp in the pursu
'rozen and starved
IL is hard for d
70 understand thI
through which th4
Roosevelt fought
ice was between
The method vas
It. Peary's FAM
nels. from forni
valuable. He 81
where. He KIM
the coast that *
treat. One bri&
blue foes wouH
length Of the
violin string.
coin Bay held
Every person d
bundle to leavj
notice. Peary
Bartlett. mast
bis crows neL
journey. tlM
Il were a
sourag!ng,
Teddy! BftkWiv
fine, my beauty
more"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16

bus
the
Iics,
, : sa.sa.. 20 4! Thst's
0in! Once
heridau And tltera afN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16

with Pesry SD
Nicaragua in u
April 6. after
rhe Pole AprilH
lumbia again oh
With the exce|
Eskimo and 4
expedition WAS
brief and matte
seem simple en'
+ But It oesn
commonplace "
tabs Of the jou
Sheridan. for e.
nedy aud Robe
miles Of almost |
ragged aud I'd
frozen circle Of !
Ing pond in 4
says Peary. 4
STURDY, COinpaCt
any vessel bul
be- 0amed al
81 his sGe). N
comparison vi
sary she must
hip are sixty
Eonen. and +
mos. " no ha
ce-dlled chH
aud the P&
-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16

mAndes
very sd
after w Vi =
q sDa n : T. Z
placed b
-hy O Nd
child in
stranKiei
long. darf
daviI Ia hW/ Fl .
on the .Rd y q.
in the nig
knew IL vs.
was passirl
ing a short =;
Don't att
Ia ConrmaN
II, he. says u
understood 8
civihLe thu
stroy their prineSWsT1
is necessary to
Once give them %
- ..-A 81 ..a.gv4aN I
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
DrtroIt IniNrrsIt, rchooI

sport at the other end OF the lake 90
Monday Reserve college turned out .
candidates Tor their team
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-01-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Kirkpatrick-Bel Co.-Wants two boys
and two girls for cash boys, cashier
and bundle wrapper.
Jno. A. Carter, Lowryville-Wants the
owner to come for a creepy cow he
has taken up.
T. w. Ross, Rock Hill-Has his we'll
boring outfit in Yorkville for a few
days. Write him about a bored we'll.
Mrs. o. E. Wilkins-Will pay reward
for return Of silver breast pin, lost
Sunday morning.
D. E. Boney-Tells of the quick set
tlement Of a death claim by the Far
mers' Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany.
]. L. williams & Co.-Quote prices
on a number Of articles, some of
which may interest you.
Herndon & Gordon-Give short es-
say on biscuit and tell you what a
bad biscuit will do and how to make
them good.
National Union Bank, Rock Hill
Calls your attention to a number of
things 1t can and will do for its GUS
toners and asks for your business.
Yorkville Monument Works-Offers
special prices on monuments and
headstones in order to reduce its
stock on hands.
York Supply Co.-Has several wants,
including peas and hay and good
many different kinds Of things for
sale, including groceries, -four, farm
tools, etc.
First National Bank, Sharon-Points
out a number Of reasons why you
should do business through the
bank and asks you to try check
ing account with 1t.
Thomson Co.-Now has the Ladies'
Home Journal style book with the
spring styles-20 cents a copy.
Home Journal patterns are best for
beginners.
]. c. Wilborn-Has three additional
tracts Of land for sale, and wants you
see him for real estate.
]. @. Wray-Is showing new spring
goods and quotes prices on some Of
them. He wants you to come and
see the new spring styles.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-01-21
SERVICE BY MAIL.

Sheriff Browns recently adopted idea
of serving the petit jurors by mail Is
working like a charm, and there seems
to be no reason to anticipate any trou-
BILE.
Immediately on the drawing Of the
jury last Tuesday morning, after all
the mails had left, the sheriff mailed
subpoenas to all of tine veniremen, ex-
cept three, whose addresses he had not
been able to definitely ascertain up to
that time, and by Thursday morning
he had acceptances from twelve-one-
third of the whole number UP to
this time, all but about half dozen Of
the jurors have been heard from, and
by tonight, he expects to have the We
nire complete, unless it shall happen
that some of the jurors drawn are dead
or have moved out of the county.
There has been some discussion Of
the question as to whether this mail
plan is regular; but the supreme court
decisions on the subject are so clear,
as to leave no reasonable doubt in the
mind of the sheriff or any one else who
has taken tine trouble to look into the
question.