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The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
NLBANES BRANCHING
OUT AFTER BIG GAME
Johnny Will Follow Bout Here With
Whirl at the Cracks Of the
Western Rings.

CLEVELAND. Jan. 2S.-Tommy XII
bane and Otto Yacknow have been
matched to meet in a 10round boxing
bout at a club near Cleveland, OFFER
ing the best inducements. The match
Is to take place on or before Feb. 10.
the principals agreeing 10 weigh in at
122 pounds at 6 o'clock on the night
OF the contest
Johnny Kilbane will meet either
Yankee" SwartZ. Pal Moore OF Billy
Allen at Latrobe. Pa on Feb. 10.
The manager of the club is confident
OF getting one OF the three men named.
III he does il will prove a real test OF
Johnny's ability as all three Of the
trio are high-class boys. Just at pres
ent Moore is the sensation Of the east
at catch weights
Johnny Rllbane is more than anx.
ious to get chance at the CLASSY boys
OF the east, rs there Is but little
chance for further advancement IN
this section He Is In hard training
for his bout with Charley White al
Windsor Feb. q While White is a
tough proposition, johnny is confident
or having the better OF the 90 After
a day or two Of rest he will resum,
work for HIS bout at Latrobe.
In all probability Jimmy Dunn Will
be seen in a bout before the Wmdso
Athletic club in the very near uture
Dunn received word from the match
maker of the club there this morning
relative TO a match before the Cana
dian club
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
HUPMoBILE HAS ABOUT
ESTABLISHED A TYPE
Raey-Lookine Little Runabout Of 1909
Inspired Many lmitators But
lis Supreme

Inc sensational success OF the Hup-
mobile OF 1909, manufactured by the
Hupp Motor Car Co, Jefferson and
Concord.a5es., is best appreciated By
the obserrant visitor al the u. a. n. a.
show who really notes the manner in
which the general lines OF the Hub.
mobile have been initiated by the new
companies who have been drawn itto
invading the field which the Hupp
came so near monopoliziug In 1909
The lOw-hung little car with the
rakng steering post and the oil tank
in the rear-Qualities which epdearcl
the Hupmobile to the buyers OF 1909
is now well-nigh type. Thousands
OF them will be manufactured i'm De
troit next year. but the originators of
the type ere not in the least worried
by the prospect OF competition Their
output has all been contracted fol
and the fact that they are in position
to give prompt deliveries from a fac
tory completed last summer give
them a great advantage TO say moth
ing OF the prestige following th'
unique success whicn they scored las
year with their FIRST model
Locally. the Hupmobilp is handle,
by the Keeler.Hupp Co, the managing
partner Of which is none other thar
"Chick" Keller. the former u. u. s
and Michigan sprinter and football
star.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
BASEBALL SOLONS
RECONSIDER II
Finally Decide To Abandon Rule
Making Errors Out of Wild
Pitches and Passed Balls.

The rules committee which worked
SO hard changing the ball playing rules
walked 10 lind itself much disliked.
From one end OF the circuit 70 the
other came shouts Of disapproval over
changes raised and So general was
the complaint against doing away with
the wild pitch and passed ball, calling
them both plain errors, that the rules
committee hastily got together and re-
versed itse2 on these features
The Pittsburg club led in protesting
charging Wild pitches and passed balls
up against the pitcher or the catcher
as errors. taking the ground while the
battery handles on an average OF 100
pitched balls per game. there is no
system OF giving the battery credit
marks for balls thrown or caught
cleanly, and there should be no system
OF demerit for mistakes. In other
words. there cannot rightly be de-
merits IL there is no merit credit.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
KITS MAY LOSE
THEIR MANAGE.
Wild Bill Donovan Has an Excellt
Chance of Landing Harvard
Coaching Job Next Spring.

The Tiger second team which "
last year so effectively managed
W.d Bill Donovan. may have TO seed
another pilot later on when Il Ct
loose from the training base and sta
on it's northward trip. Bill stands
excellent chance OF securing the
'Sf coaching the Harvard baseball te;
and is now busily negotiating for
offer
The job is one which each spring
cites the Cupldity of baseball sta
A few days ago IL was offered to AID,
Joss OF the Cleveland club. Addie tri
10 get permission to go. but failed
persuade Manager Mcclure who war
him with the team which has a ser
on With the Chicago Cubs. Matht
son, of the Giants, also turned I
oiler down.
At the time Joss won out, Il "
considered that Donovan was seed
choice
Bill has had a definite offer from I
Harvard folks and is now engaged
seeing II il can't be boosted a bit. 4
believes that Manager Jennings's C,
sent can be secured. rs Bill IS neN
regarded as one OF the standby tw'
ers OF the early days OF the season.
say nothing OF the training trip.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
BRUSH DOESN'
OWN THE GIANTS
That Is the Reason New Workers
Think To Blame for the Failure
OF the Team To Win remnants.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-Politics. &C
cording to John T. Brush. president
and stockholder in the New York Ma
tional league team. must be eliminat-
CD. Brush demands full power TO do
as he pleases with the Giants. at the
same time denying the story that he
is to retire as president OF the team
to be seconded by Fred Knowles. the
present secrtary-trasurer.
There is a persistent rumor in base
ball circles today that politics has had
much to do with the present pool
showing OF the Giants in the National
league race. The statement is openly
made that President Brush and Sec
rotary Knowles cannot work in har
mony. Knowles was the secretary
for Andrew Freedman when th'
banker was known as the owner o
the Giants. Free imam Is still believe,
by many TO own q majority OF th'
stock In the club. despite his retire
ment." Freedman was much criti
cised for the way the Giants played
Willie nG ONACu AhO S4A -
said Freedman, while retaining hii
ownership in the team. turned nj.
stock over to Brush, paying the lattel
a salary OF $4,000 a year TO act a.
president, but insisting that Knowles
be retained as secretary.
Brush, 1t is said. owns but s70.00i
worth OF stock in the Giants. the rest
being held by Freedman. Brush has
proven himself a good baseball lead
er. backing up McGraw at all times
But internal dissention. t is believed,
have been responsible for McGraw'
failure to win and Brush declares poll
tics must go.
To show that he is still president
and In charge, Brush last night ap-
pointed William T. Gray, theatrical
man, to be acting secretary OF the
club, while Knowles is recuperating
at Lake Placid. where he is said TO
be seriously i'll.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
h. CODE MAKES A PROMISE.
Pledges Manager Glasco To Do Hard
Training In Windsor.

In the hope Of securing match al
/. Windsor with his old foe, Ford Nun
ger. Harry Cobb, OF Detroit. has prom
ised Manager GlGsco, of the Windsor
Athletic club, to come to Windsor as
soon as the articles are signed, aud dc
his training for the bout undo. the
direct supervision OF the Canadian pro
lnoter
Cobb has been accused in the past
OF paying little attention TO training
rules and takes this method OF assur
ing the Windsor man that he will be
I'm shape, II given n chance.
Cobb has many admirers in Detroit
who would like to see him in action
agAins the new lightweight star ara
q bout may be arranged for the Sec
ond week Of February. He Is az pres
eDt IN good shape and has been fight
Inc This winter from time to time, with
excellent SUCCESS
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
YM. c. A. WRESTLING MEET.
Detroit Makes offer for Such an AHai'
to Grand Rapids ~"

A dispatch from Grand Rapids
brings the news that Athletic lnstruc
tor Field of the local Y. NJ c. A. is
considering tentative plan for an
intercity wrestling tournament WITH
Detroit Y. NJ c. A. wrestlers in com
petition with local amateurs who WORN
rrder the colors Of the ~
Mr. Field has not completed his ar
rarpements, but the rapid develop
ment OF local talent in the various
weight classes leads him to beIleV,
that the Furniture City Y. NJ. c. A
would be able 20 give a good account
of itself against the Detroiters.
The proposition probably viii be
brought 10 an issue through formal
challenge To the Detroit Y NJ. G. A.
The date OF the tournament will be
near the close Of the winter gymnas
ium season and after the tournaments
here decide the ~" championships
among the ightweights and TWO or
three midules and ~ least two heavy
weights are rounding into fine form.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
MORMON CHURCH
WANTS BIG FIGHT
It's Interested in the Pavilion Where
the Battle Would Be Staged and
Is Using Influence.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2S-The
story has leaked cut here that the
Mormon church is really interested n
the Jeffries-Johnsou fight, and il is this
interest which makes Tex Richard
speak with so much posstiyeness. The
Saltair pavilion belongs TO the Nor
mon church, and this has been leased
for a large figure TO Rickard. The
story is current here that Gov. Spry
will consent TO allow the fight to 20
on IL his political opponents will bind
themselves not 10 make a campaign
issue OF it, That SpTy is positive he
will secure this agreement is shown
by utterances of Jeffries since he
reached salt Lake. san Franciscans
are beginning TO give up hope
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28

will come here and wade through the
crop of heavies. Kennedy says he
believes Pangal will beat any man
now in this country
Chaakir, a mere babe, weighing but
100, is, according 10 Kennedy, as good
as Yousiff Mahmout, with whom he
wrestled for four hours in Bulgaria
Chaakir is In Chicago now, and
Kennedy will back him against any
man In the .country-save Gotch.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
Top Makers Put one Over.

The United States Top Co. head
quarters at 260 Jefferson Rave. evaded
the rule OF the show which prohibited
accessory firms from securing exhibi-
ton space by placing one OF their
Ideal tops on a Herreshoff car. Per
feet lines and superior workmanship
are claimed for the top. which forms
the equipment of number OF high
grade cars.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28

Here's another pair of imported
wrestlers from the land OF the grand
mogul. The big fellow. Pangal. is d
945-pcunder. and few days ago
cleaned up all the American and
European wrestlers in Cuba, in 4 big
tournament.
The two are under the management
of Geo Kennedy. who declares that
after a short trip 10 Mexico Pangal
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
A Monntsr Trade Paper.

MOTOR" one OF the trade papers
maintaining booth a the ID A. ID. A.
show. IS fine testimonial 10 the
healthy state OF the industry, It's Jan
uary show number on exhibition con.
sisting OF 26s pages. weighing three
and half pounds A. Setterman is
Ia charge OF the local circulation.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
NEWTON MAY REFUSE.
Some Doubt Expressed Regarding
eeptance OF Grand Circuit job

ceptance OF Grand Circuit Job.
Robert N. Newton, the reappoint
presiding Judge OF the Grand Circl
is by no means. certain that he v
accept the honor In a letter to
friend in this city. received a day
two ago, he said: Il am unable TO S
just at this time whether | shall
able 10 accept or not" Mr. Newt
is inclined 10 the opinion that he v
devote himself To the banking busin'
in Billings. Mont, and give up Gre
Circuit matters in the future He
ever, his friend, Harry X. Deveret
may prevail upon him TO go into
judges stand again this year.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
GATHERED FOR THE DETROIT TIMES
University Of EiChigan'S
1910 football Schedule

Oct. 5-case Scientific school at
Ann Arbor.
Oct. t5-Miehlaan at Aarieul-
tural college at Ann Arbor.
Oct. 22-ohio state at Columbus,
ohio.
Oct. 2e-Syraeuse at Syracuse.
Nov. 5-Notre Dame at Ann
Arbor.
NOV. t2-PennsylVanla al Phila-
dslphia mot definitely settled)
Nov. 19-Minnesota at Ann
Arbor.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
Makes MeAIeer sore.

Walter Johnson recently shut out n
team without hit or run In the far
west. but up-to.date Manager McAleer
has not congratulated him.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
Another Auto.eody Maker.

2. =. Garrison. 646 MOnroe-ave..
makes speciality Of building auto
bodies and lockcorner coil boxes. and
Nil be glad TO quote prices.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
The ID. A. {. old gentlemen will play

tho Franklin kids a return game at
the latters gymnasium tonight and X
is confidently asserted that the score
viii be ltss oHe-slded than on the &C
caziOn Of the FIRST clash.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
Fenby aud Norman FitEnernId VII


meet AZ the Naccabee hall. No. 1857
Russell-st, next Wednesday evening
10 wrestle for the state championship.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28

prices viii rule = dime Tor adults and
children alike. after Feb. l.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
nd Ionk. q. % ihe Tirrr. rerr nkeIy

lt looks NJ ~ the itEerH were Hkeiy
10 draw the opening date at Comls-
keys new ball park IL this is the
case. thev will have pulled down one
Of tho tiF plums OF the year. The
American league season. as usual, viii
open on Thursday. April H.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28

Alex Goldman's y. VI. II. A. basket
ball team is ready for games. The He
brew boys gave some OF the best or
them "a stir argument last year and
VIII he stronger this season.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
Charlie schmidt nnid n


having In his saloon at Fort Smith. an
empty whisky barrel with an uncan-
celed stamp.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28

has got going at the Y. NJ G. A. It's
gn mes VIII be played in the boys de-
partment gymnasium on Saturday
evenings
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28

Tex Rickard has n contract with Jim
JcGries, TO pull of the big light In
salt Lake. unless the authorities In
terfere.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
Sporting Notes

Jack warner Will manage Bingham
ton in the New York State league
Eastern has the Jackson high team
as guests at its gymnasium this even
I ing
Central will entertain the strong
Pontiac team tomorrow evening.
/
/ Bob =. took three straight heats from
! Uncle Dudley on the Boulevard yes
| terday.
A. anticipated. Promoter CoHr%th
: has signed up DriscOlL the Briton, iot
La battle with Abe Attell.
( The u. 4. Everitt team won the In
tercity Indoor Baseball league race
beating 1t Bonlface. TO g. in the
concluding contest.
Tex Rickard has a contract with Jim
JcGries, TO pull OF the big hght IN
Salt Lake. unless the authorities In
terfere.
Charlie schmidt paid fine OF $25 for
having In his saloon at Fort Smith. an
empty whisky barrel, with an uncan-
celed stamp.
Fine lee ut the ID. A. {. rink and
prices viii rule a dime Tor adults and
children alike. after Feb. l.
Alex Goldman's y. VI. II. A. basket
brew boys gave some OF the best OF
them stir argument last year and
VIII be stronger this season.
The -. A. L. old gentlemen will play
tho Franklin kids return game al
the latter gymnasium tonight and IL
Is confidently asserted that the score
viii be ltss oHe-slded than on the oc-
Casion OF the FIRST clash.
Fenby and norman Fitzgerald will
meet AT the Maccabee hall. No. 1857
Russell-st-. next Wednesday evening
10 wreEtle for the state championship.
4 new intermediate basketball league
has got going at the Y. VI. G. A. It's
comes VIII be played in the boys de-
partment gymnasium on Saturday
evenings.
IL looks NJ ~ the Tigers were likely
10 draw the opening date at Comls-
keys new ball park. IL this is the
case. thew will have pulled down one
Of the tiF plums OF the year. The
American league season. as usual, VIII
4.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28

TO BUY, OR
NOT TO BUY?

We know how you'll decide
when you see the S75 and $50
single suitings we picked out and
marked $50.
Make 'em to your order
Any style YOU like-just TO
keep our tailors agoing
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28

The 70. 4. EVeritt team won the IN
tercity Indoor Baseball league race,
beating 1t. BOnlface, 10 o, In the
concluding contest
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has an extended circulation in
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and in Oklahoma,
1t clrculates from Galveston
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tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
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nttfn,Trfs

Ouy<%tuIN <tNVSt0NW P1OO AuU ~
a~ufpGrts.
5auptsl1niberIitGt, Multia.
Sefion beein1t Mittpo6,
%. September 1910.
College Of Qlrts: &nrins fii6rt gum GRAB
oes Badelpr nnb MaIter pi Nrts ltah
Softpr Der 8bilo5opbie.
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GipiI, gleftri3itdtse ltno Mineli@Sns
genieur.
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Selton fir 1911 beginnt am II.
SUM.
@e9en &atalose fdreibt al,
Size Ncgiifrar,
11niberlitb Statio1l, sluitin.
| Department Of Grtemipn. 1. Qorress
ponoen5S9 ebiiion-offeriert Surie III
ber1diebenen Sn1en. Stnoenten f5r<
men fid 81 ieoer 3eit einidreiben laiz
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Snformations 9ibiiion: Iiefert @ioS
gropbieu nnb 8ibliotbefen ii6er berrs
iden6e Rrobleme. III. 3crIeiunes<
0ibiiion, Iiefert populdre 8~ortraaHe
bnr6 mitgIieoer Der Safl;iat Der
1tniperfitGt.
@egen &atalpge idreibt oil
Sic DIRECTORY of GrtcniiDn,
llniberiitb Citation, Iultin.
Webi5intides 9epartemcitf.
@nIbeltpn.
Geiion, ndt Monnte, @r0finung 81.
September. Hieridbriger 1nrills in
Weoi5in; 5tpeiidbriger anriits in
8barmarcie; breiidbrieer 0urfus in
aranfenpfIege- @riinbIide fliniide
Sncilitdten i'm Sobn Senlp 6ospital.
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8e9en aatalose idreibt an
Sic Dean, Mebieal College.
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Gan Qntonio, Ser, 10. Suli, 1910.
S6fen $500 Bis 1915 per 100 GTo.
&ilbe 1925 big 1925.
8ulen $3.50 biz $500.
oStaes@ $3.50 Biz 1926.
Sdbrlinge $500 Biz $500.
&d[ber $3.50 Bis $3.50.
@6afe $3.50 Big $500.
3iegen $3.50 biz $2.75.
66tpeire $500 Biz $3.50.
ct. Bouts, 10. Ssg1li, 191e.-Niros
bieb, Eeros&@ieb, $500 Biz $500.
S6tpeine 1878 biz $500.
6aate.
56nere bonn 99la6ter lib Gts.
2eidte bonn S6lo9ter ........11 Cts.
S6tpere eefal5ene. Z gt5.
2eidte 9efal5ene ........... 6 gts.
5elIe.
augoraS3ieeen per BfD.. 80, 10 Cts.
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