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The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
GIVES DECISION
TO PAUL S|K0RA
Local Boy 0utpoints Danny Goodman
in Undressing Bout in
Windsor.

In an uninteresting bout, Paul 81
kora. the local lightweight outpointed
Danny Goodman, or Chicago, In eight
rounds at the Windsor Athletic club
Wednesday evening. Sikora forced
the fighting from the start and al
though he landed more blows than
did Goodman. the latter's seemed to
have more steam.
At times, Sikora would rain In the
blows on his opponent. most OF which
took effect In his face, but Goodman
merely covered and waited for one
last, long effective punch TO admins
ter to Sikora, but the chance failed TO
appear.
Sikora was In great condition for
the bout and was fresh at the end or
the milling. His clever footwork made
Goodman appear Wild.
The fifth round started with rush
and both exchanged blows freely.
Goodman landed on Pauls chin. send
ing him To the floor, but he was up
with a start and landed on Dannys
chin, sending him to the floor also "a
the gong rang.
The semi finals between Lew
Glouney. of Detroit. and Bert Duty.
bantamweight champion OF Indiana,
ended in a good draw. Referee Billy
Rocks ended the preliminary between
Joe Decker and Patsy Heron. both OF
Detroit, before IL had gone q minute.
Decker landed the first blow, but
Hefron landed three In succession
which sent Decker Keeling to the
ropes. Two more sent him backward
into the referees arms.
Next week. Patsy Drouiliard, OF
Windsor. and Tommy Dougherty, OF
Kalamazoo, will meet In the finals.
with Jack Karl and RUDE May, both
OF Detroit, in the semi-finals.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
MOTOR CYCLE NOTES

The Motorcycle Touring Club OF
New York has changed the date OF
the twenty-five-mile straight-away mo-
torcycle for stock machines from
March 26 to April 2.
The motorcycling season will open
in Portland. Ore, with a hill climb
March &c.
Boston motorcyclists will hold a Pa
troits day run from Boston TO Wor-
cester. April 10.
A tour from Boise, Ida, to San
Francisco, Los Angeles and return Is
on the program OF the Boise Motor
cycle club.
The following have been appointed
members of the committee on trans
portation and facilities by +. L. Buff
fington, OF Providence, r. l., of the
Federation OF American Motorcyclists.
Sidney Higgins. East Providence,
r. l.; J. A. Campbell, Dayton, o.; T.
j. Sixsmith, New York; T.. l.. Moore.
Seattle, Wash; r. n. Colburn, Allan
"a, Ca; William d. Rice. Los Angeles,
Cal
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
WON'T SEND TEAM
To COAST AGAIN
Boston Owner Says It Is Too Expen-
siye When It Rains All the Time
and Can't Play Games.

John l. Taylor, owner OF the Boston
baseball team, is through with send
ing teams To the Pacific coast unless
ne can get written guarantee from
the weather bureau regarding the
kind OF weather to be expected dur
ing the teams stay. Mr.. Taylor was
in town Wednesday.
IF you had so heavy eaters living
OF you at q good hotel and they paid
their board only when II didn't RAIN
II would make you kind Of mad II 1t
rained all the time," declared Mr..
Taylor.
He said he had figured early in the
season that the club would make
money by sending the team to the
larger Pacific coast cities, for the
crowds would be larger at the exhibit
ton games and more money would be
received than from the southern
games.
After the team arrived on the coast,
he said, IL rained for ten days
straight, then cleared up for q few
days and then began again. 80 that
the mem could neither train or play
exhibition games.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
oh! KINDLlNG! KID!
THE FlRE'SGONE OUT!

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March 2a-
Yale's spontaneously has just TO
ceived a graceful tribute from Har-
ward During the indoor track sea
son the Yale and Harvard freshmen
track relay teams met In dual race
at Boston. The Harvard team proved
superior in speed, but the race was
awarded to Yale because OF q tech
nical foul.
Such a victory proved unsattsfac-
tory to the Yale runners and after
the race they agreed to give the honor
and prizes to their Harvard rivals.
Later II was attempted to ar
range another race, but this proved
impossible Each member OF the Yale
team has just received a silver cup.
suitably engraved. from the members
of the Harvard team, in token OF the
sportsmanship they showed In refus-
ing to accept the victory.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
HUGRIE MAY BUY
ORANGE FARM
Plans to Invest in q California Grove
and Has Chance Helping Him
Find One.

MONROE, La. March 2S.-Hughie
Jennings is planning to become an
orange man! This startling admission
was made by the Tiger leader here
today. However, he made II plain
that the proposed innovation would
not be one of religion but rather Of
occupation during tho winter time.
Brother Knights Of Columbus need
fear no alarm.
Part of the honeymoon Of Mr.. and
Mrs. jennings was spent In the
orange country OF California. Both
were struck by the chance for profit
able investment there. They have
been talking about II since and, on
the teams recent Wait TO New Or
leans, jennings had several long
talks with Frank Chance, manager
OF the Chicago Cubs, who Ii O native
Californian and an orange grower
himself.
As a result, Chance has a commits
sion from Jennings 10 pick out an
orange grove and communicate with
him, some time next winter. Unless
Jennings changes his mind, he Will
come on and buy II as a winter
residence.
Hughie has about come to the con-
clusion that, so long as he remains
IN baseball during the summer, II will
be impossible for him to establish a
law practice in the winter. The
orange grove offers a pleasant win.
ter home with promises OF consider.
able returns later on. when he may
desire TO devote to IL his entire at
tention. BRUSKE.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
Idaho Wonder Wants 81, 500
To Pitch for Washington

ATLANTA, Ca, March 2S.-Walter
Johnson, the Washington American
league clubs premier pitcher, may
not pitch this year.
There's a difference or $1,000 be-
tween Johnson and Tom Noyes, presi-
dent OF the Washington club.
Johnson, admittedly the best pitcher
In the league and regarded by some
a. the greatest In the world, wants
$500 this year. Noyes offered him
$4,000.
i've offered as much as ! shall,
says Noyes.
Il won't pitch unless l get what l
want" says Johnson.
And there you are.
The funny part OF II Is, that al
though hundreds OF players have held
out In the past 10 come into the fold
and be good, Johnson seems to be In
position TO tell Noyes where 70
head In.
In the first place. the Washington
team without Johnson Is like two
stick kite without q tail. johnson
alone can hold up the team. by win
ming a large percentage or his games.
About all he has 10 do to win Is to
toss his glove onto the mound. Such
Is the respect entertained for his
prowess that he has half the teams
beaten before he starts.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
HARMONY SEEMS
ASSURED NOW
Cobb on Good Terms With All the
Club But Crawford, and Schmidt
is o. K, Too.

MONROE, La, March 23-As the
time approaches for the opening OF
the regular season, 1t becomes more
and more apparent that Hughie Jen
nings has been successful in his cam
paign for a restoration OF harmony
ON the club.
Ty Cobb. the teams perennial
storm center, Is now on speaking
terms with all the members OF the
club but Sam Crawford, and he and
Sam have shown no symptoms which
would tend TO the belief that their
mutual play Is TO suffer In the least
by any failure TO fraternize OF the
field.
Cobb has eaten several slices of
humble pie. Crawford apparently be-
lieves that IL won't hurt the Georgian
10 eat few more. and Is waiting for
some sort OF real test to determine
the genuine nature Of the Cobb repent
ance.
The real surprise has been the
changed tone Of the Schmidt-Jennings
dispute. The catcher's present atti-
tude and recent expressions have been
entirely out of line with his winter
emanations. He will be relied on to
I'LL his place quietly and effectively
as before. His utterances OF the win
ter his friends believe were for the
sole purpose OF working a trade. Now
that he has failed In that endeavor,
he is ready to do his part, at the old
stand. BRUSKE
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23

Johnson Is training with the team.
He went TO Hot Springs, Ark, ana
came on here. He Is not sulking. He
told McAleer and Noyes what he
wanted and believes they will come
to their nourishment sooner or later.
Johnson has shown more this
spring than ever. He has added O
slow ball to his repertoire, which.
with his wonderful speed curve stun,
makes him almost invincible. On
first division team Johnson, in the
opinion Of many critics, would not
lose more than two or three games q
season.
The Idaho wonder appears to hold
the whip hand. Noyes must pay his
figure or do without him. or course
the Washington owner can keep John
son out of the game. II he desires, but
IL Is q question II the Washington
fans would uphold such course and
Noyes may find himself In the post
ton OF paying his star $500 a sea
son or experiencing a lean year al
the gate.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
Expected Fifty Horses Be Entered at
Monroe Track.

MONROE, Mich, March 23.--Miss
Croescus (224 la, out OF Croescus
and belonging TO Perry Knapp, chief
OF police OF Toledo, is already in the
city working out for the short Ship
meeting TO be held in June at the local
driving park. Dan Hopkins. the we'll
known horseman of Detroit. has some
fifteen horses, with his local trainers.
and IL giving them daily workouts
over the track, which is I'm the very
best OF condition. During the next
two weeks II Is expected enough
horses will be added"to make the list
something like nifty
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
RIVAL, SOUTHERNERS AFTER
II RAYMOND COBB'S CROWN

He is the biggest man OF the three
and the most brilliant fielder. As
thrower from the outfield, 1t Is doubt
ful II he has ever been equalled'
Speaker is the hero OF the southwest
Just as Jackson is idolized by the
eastern portion OF the south.
It's a peculiar situation that nnds
the three greatest outflelders In the
rld-batsmanship. speed and darine
COMMUNICABLE in one league though
with different clubs, and all claiming
the same section OF the country as
their home. Cobb Jackson, Speak
err! The race ought 10 be stirrine
one this year and the bugs OF Dixie
don't believe the American league has
another ball player who is worthy &c
be considered in the class OF these
favorite sons OF the south.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23

harder than in 1910, but Tvs speed
came TO a climax in 1909. Last year
his work on the bases was distinctly
less sensational than Detroit bugs had
grown 90 except.
Cobb must assuredly watch we'll TO
his laurels in 1911. Jackson Will be
after him.
So will that graceful Texan, iris
Speaker.
Little Luck All Iris Needs.
Last year Speaker finished right
on the heels of Cobb and Laioie In
their race TO the auto. For time II
looked as II iris might win II, but
things broke badly for the Texan TO
ward the close. and he was caught
in the eddy OF a general let-down by
his club.
Speaker too is a real speed wonder
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
Awards Two-MlIe Event.

The two-mile national championship
race has been awarded TO the San
Francisco Motorcycle club by the com
petition committee OF the Federation
OF American Motorcyclists.
According TO a letter from j. p
Thornley,. New York, to J. f. w. Car
ey. secretary Of the club, the race
must be run before May 1. Three
silver and bronze-are
ready and Will be awarded to the win.
ners. -
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
EEMerkrle IL a Bright
Heady Baseball Player

La March 23.-Fred Merke the former Michigan
which his one expen
of the Cubsthc who took adyange OIL
grabbed
testimonial
number OF the Tigers
at a
is beat, said Evers They
of With pitching
they are % lead home
ohnny and sized McCraws by
S ball player, said he He
broken the heart Or
style. He
the Why made the
he happened
to make a a
days andw handed
But has Merkle a
National and
Of he me valuable in the game BRUSKE
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
SAwf Lengths

a banquet will be given Thursday
evenfng 10 the members Of the Univer-
etty Of Detroit basketball team by the
University Athletic association.
TIE annual spring track meet OF the
Saginaw Valley Athletic association
viii be held in Bay City this year.
Five bouts Will be pulled OF I'm Mus
kegon, Mich, Thursday evening at the
skating rink by William Merrill One
CT the boxers who will appear 10 Leon
ketehell. a brother OF the dead worlds
champion.
The Phillies lost TO Montgomery on
"Wednesday In the ninth inning by a
score OF Q to Z.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
SOME COLD FACTS
ABOUT JOHNSON

In 1910 Johnson struck out 316
batters.
In 1910 he won 20 games In AZ.
He played his first professional
ball in Wesley, Ida.
He was turned down by Los
Angeles without a trial.
Tacoma let him slip.
He signed with Washington In
1907.
In one season Johnson won Is
games In 10, pitching So consecu-
tive innings without run, averag-
ing IA strikeouts to the game.
He has refused a $4,000 con-
tract
And girls he Is twenty-three.
and unmarried.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
WON'T MEET MCFARLAND.

CHICAGO. March 23.-Chicago fight
fans are disappointed today, following
the failure OF Packey McFarland's
manager to secure bout with Knock
out Brown. After Packey outpointed
Moran in the east, negotiations were
opened for match with Brown. Pack
ey announced today Browns manager
would not allow his man to fight him
for any amount OF money.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
BACON WINS RACE.
Lowers State Record at Wayne Rink
Wednesday Night.

Frank Bacon, Of McKeesport, Pa,
won the finals In the one-mile race at
the Wayne Gardens rink wednesday
night His time was 41-2, lower
ing the state record, one-half second.
Fred Martin, Pacific coast champion
won second, time 2:46 and Ray King
of Pittsburg, third, 2:46 IL. The win.
ner received purse OF 800 and q
diamond medal.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23

BY decisively defeating Rayls, the
D. A. c. basketball team won the title
OF A. A. U. champions OF the central
district, at the armory, Wednesday
night. The final score was 40 to Ia.
Jake Mazer's aggregation won the
tournament by defeating the Y. NJ. O.,
Mack Parks. Deltas and Rayls.
Rayls took second place in the
tournament and the Deltas took third
honors, with Burroughs fourth. In
the foul shooting. Ray Monahan OF
the Y NJ .. five won the cup by max
ing Is out OF % chances, count. His
final average was 1872.
Jake MaZer did excellent work from
the foul line, Wednesday night, scor-
ing % times out OF % chances. His
average was .779. Freeman Of the
Deltas took third.
The defeat handed To Rayls by the
athletic club team clearly proved
Mazer's team's superiority over that
OF the hardware boys. When the
Rayls men found they had very lit
tie chance OF winning, they resorted
TO frequent fouls which proved ex-
ceedingly costly. as Mazer had the
distance from the chalk line to the
basket calculated exactly and sent
the ball through the net without even
touching the rim OF the basket.
MacDiarmid, the blond captain OF
the ID. A. c. did great work for his
team, tossing the ball into the basket
from most any angle. Summary:
T. b. RAYL. d A O..
Gordon,
Wilson. ..........L LIZ. ........ shinnick
o'connor tcapt) RE-. (capt) MDiarmid
Masmund .......La 80. Bullion Miller
Final score--D. A. c. as. Rayl II
Score first half-D. A. c. ~. Rayl 10
MacDiarmid 8, Miller. Mazer 3. oCon
nor. Runkle 3. Baskets from fouls
Mazer, 22 IN rs; OConnor. In IL. Ref
sree-pe Kruif umpire-Maekiin'
Y NJ. o. took the consolation prize
by trimming Mack Parks by a score
Of a to 30. The first half ended 16
TO IL with the Y. NJ. o. leading, but
through the good work OF Hanrahan
and Monahan. the council boys ran
away from the Roxborough bunch SO
that the latter had no chance In the
second stanza. Summary:
" NJ o. MACK PARKS
Reuter-
Quincy .LF. It. Roxborough
Monahan. -. r. F............ Stein
Hanrahan. .......C, -. Snow Reuter-
l. Heaphy 49,. .L.G. &C. Roxborough
Hardy ......... RIG. - Roxborough
Final score-Y. NJ. o. ~, Mack Parks
20 Score first half-Y. NJ o. l6. Mack
Parks 10 Baskets from held-Guiney
4. Monahan 8, Hanrahan T. Heaphy
Hardy. Reuter-. snow. c. Roxborough
j. Roxborough, 7. Roxborough. Bask-
cts from fouls-Guiney. In 13: Mona
han, 8 in 10; Stein, 10 In 10; Reuter-.
I'm 5; j. Roxborough. i In o Referee
De Kruit Umpire-Macklin. Time OF
halves-2o minutes.
Good work from the field caused
the Deltas TO administer a clean lit
tie trimming to the Burroughs five
Score 80 to 81. The score at the end
Of the half was II to IL with the
Deltas up, but In the second half, they
made a squirt and increased their lead
through the effective work Of Free
man, Lavens and Champ. Fuchs for
the Adders did effective work from
the foul line and did much to keep
his team within striking distance
Summary:
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23

Johnson Is one Of the great draw
Ing cards. He Is like Lajoie. Ty Cobb
and Hal Chase In this respect. The
announcement that he Is to pitch
means several hundred dollars extra
In the box office.
With Johnson under contract the
club may possibly head the second
division this year. although 1t hasn't
the class, as team, OF several 9th.
ers.
Without Johnson, not only Noyes.
but Manager McAleer and every man
who knows, realizes the Nationals
are a sure enough eight-hole peg.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
Arrest Fighters.

DENVER. Colo, March 23.-Jimmy
Gardner. OF Lowell. Mass, and Jack
O'Keefe. who fought here Tuesday
night, were scheduled to be brought
up today for a preliminary hearing
following their arrest on a warrant
issued by the District Attorney charg-
ing violation OF the law prohibiting
prize fighung-
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
RACES AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Grand Circuit Will open There July
Eleventh for Four Days.

Eleventh for Four Days.
The grand circuit races will open
at Indianapolis as arranged In the
Buffalo schedule. according 10 infor.
nation here Thursday. A new In.
dianapolis Driving club has been
formed and racing, which will contin-
ne for four days, will begin July IL.
There will be four events each after
noon and the program includes four
stakes of $1,000 apiece while each of
the free-for-alls is in the form of
sweepstakes, the amount Of the added
money TO be announced.
The Indianapolis stakes will be for
2:20 and 2:12 trotters and for 2.17
and 2:09 PAGERS. The regular classes
will be uniformly $1,000. so the agree.
gate for the four days will be about
s22 900.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
DECIDE DISPUTE FRIDAY.
Alma and Adrian Elves Meet at Local
~" In Afternoon.

The basketball teams Of Alma and
Adrian colleges will meet on the To-
cal Y. NJ. c. A. floor at $3.50 o'clock
Friday afternoon. Both schools have
been claiming superior teams ever
since the season opened, 30 II was de-
cided TO meet on neutral floor and
fight II out. Both have fast teams
and hard fight Is expected.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
WANTS BELMONT PARK.
Aero Club Of America Plans to Use II
for Aviation Purposes.

NEW YORK, March 23.-The Aero
Club OF America purposes making Bel
mont Park headquarters for its activ-
tiles during the coming aviation
season. In May the American elimina-
lions for the Coronation Week Interna-
tional cup race in London will be held
there
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
Prince 10 Enter Race

KEEL Germany. March 23.-The
American contenders for the kaiser's
cup in the Sender class yacht races
here next summer will have for one
opponent Prince Adelbert, who has
just ordered yacht built especially
for the event.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
Badly pounds Decker.

NEW YORK, March 23.-Dummy
Decker, OF Baltimore, is In bad shape
as the result OF his clash with Paddy
Sullivan, local lightweight, here
last night. Through the ten rounds
Sullivan was his opponents master,
pounding and jabbing him ut Will
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
TX. O." Smith Loses.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-Even his
friends today admit X. o. Smith is
hardly living up TO his ambitious
cognomen. He met Jim Fassane, OF
Pawtucket, X. l., here last night and
was outpointed In practically all ten
rounds
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
OLD NAME IS A HOODOO, so
CHANGE IT TO "BILLIKENS'
Players Believes Little God Of HsppL
ness May Change Their Luck.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 3D.
The Montgomery baseball team OF the
Southern league, known for several
seasons as The Climbers" will here
after be called The Billikens."
This name was selected by the man
agement from list OF several thou
sand submitted by the fans Of the
city for prize OF $40.
The old name has been considered
a hoodo by Manager Johnny Dobbs
and has been dropped.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
noosIer loses on Eoul.

LONDON. March 23-Ray Bronson
and Jimmy Clabby, Americans. fought
here last night. the former losing 10
Sid Burns on foul In the nineteenth
round and the latter trouncing Harry
Duncan on points.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
U. Of !. Elects Captain.

CHAMPAIGN, Ills, March 2S.-It
was announced today that a vote OF
last years varsity baseball team had
elected r. r. Thomas, Of Rockford.
Ills, captain Of the University Of IL
linois baseball team.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
D. A. {. TAKES THE
CHAMPIONSHIP
Defeats Rayls by Score Of 46 to Ia
at Armory Tournament Wed.
nesday Night.
THE WINN ERs.

THE WINNERS.
Championship and special cups
Detroit Athletics club.
Foul shooting trophy-Ray Mona
han, Y. M. o.
Consolation cup-Youno Mems Or
der.
Second place medaIs-RayIs.
Third place medals-Deitas.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
BURROUGHS
DELTAa.

Final score-Deltas 80, Burroughs 81.
Score first half-Deltas II, Burroughs
II. Baskets from ield-Fuchs q, Lane.
Paine, Lavens 8. Schultz 3, Freeman 8.
Champ 4. Baskets from fouls-Fuchs,
2 in IL; Freeman, IN IL. Referee
Macklin. Umpire-De Kruif Time OF
halves-20 minutes
The Detroit times., 1911-03-23
REFEREE STOPS FIGHT.
Prevent Knockout Of kItson by John
ny coulon In Fifth.

AKRON. o., March 23.-Johnny
Coulon's title as bantam weight cham
pion Is az intact as ever today follow
ing his clash with George Kitson, Of
Brooklyn last night when. TO prevent
a Knockout, the referee stopped the
fight I'm the fifth round. The bout
was scheduled for fifteen rounds. but
Coulon had Kitson hopelessly out-gen-
eraled from the first round.