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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16

Gendtoren errDten). 5erner .Ron srs
eifert ii6 9egen bic drme S1nsertn, Die
in einem biirftigen 3ingelt1ngel aufs
tritt, aber niemdnb proteftiert geeen bic
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e6ten ooer falf6en 8rildnten betletbet,
IN ben ariitotratif9en 5beatern probus
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Bolt bon Wubrib cine geiiinbere Gr6os
lung notbtbate, dls INN in ben 3ablIoz
len tletuen Sbeatern geboten pirb, Die
bier3ulanoe 70 iippig gebeiben. Utan
ptro fe9en, oh IS oem neugegriinbeten
n8erein 3ur GrfdlisBung bes @uaba.
rama" ettpd gelinst, Die groBFdptti6e
Wtenge nu6 Der Sierrd gu leitsn, bersn
elgsnartige ShDnbeit ben Wabrtbern
bisber 10 gut nae unbetannt geblieben
ift.
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beutf6e Rolonie beoeutIame 8eqebens
belt eripdbnt. ndmti4 Der um8ug bes
osutf6en alubs .@srmania," Der uns
ter ben Qufpi3ien ieines tbatfrdftigea
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Der ettpas ab9elegegenen galIe goIfa
mad Der Wabribsr 5duptftrabe, Der
eale 4lcdla, ausgepanbsrt tit, mo- er
I'm Sou1e oes militdrti6eu genatlubs
Audrtler genommen bat.
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Worb unb 6eIbfmorb.

Gtanton, Ga, 10. Suni. BGz
tbenb bariiber, baB es ibm nidt gee
tungen mar, iib NIT ieiner 20 Sabre
alien ;5rau dus3uf0bnen, bic ibn perz
laiTen bdtte. 5errte am Wtittpod Da>
bib Fineaib bic iunge 5rau ouf bic
Strdbe binaus, no er iie nit einem
aepolperfhub tObtste. Gr bsging bann
SeIbftmorb, inbem CT ii6 cine augsl
in ben Gopf ihob.
y Gin probates Mittel.
Greetep, gol., Is. Suni. Die
bieiige StraBenbdbn : 8eisQI6oft ees
osntt cine originelIe MetbOoe sin5us
fiihrsn um 5rausn oordH gu Osrbinbsrn
riidfpdrts aus ben @trabenbabntpagen
su iteiaen. 2luf Der glatform iebes
Wdgons fperben Spieeel 10 angsbra6t
tuerosn, baB jeber Jobrgait, Der bins
siniiebt, beim 4biteisen fih nit benz
Geiiht mad Der Jront oes Ddg:ns be-
fiHbst. Nldn gldubt. DaB bas i66ns
Gefdledt lpeIhes fid germ in Spiegsl
beiiebt oaburh Derhinbert nsrben
tDiro, riidDdrs ab5ufttigen.
Se4s Sahre 3u6t9aus.
ct. Gl.airspills, Cbip, 10.
SUM. e1eob lIIrih, Don U1drtins
5errn, Ohio, fpnroe am WtittDo6 tpes
gen Der f6peren 0ertpun0unq BON
5otparb Green, fpdbreno bes Streits
tn ben Qstna StaRboro U{ias gu
Rarttns 5errp. 8. 81 8 SabrsH
3uhtbdus Derurtletlt.
Die Sper1tion 6alf.
Rem 5abeH, Conn, 10. Sunt.
Nus BEN SddoeI bon Srau W. 81.
8orb Don glepelano purbe bsute in
siHern bieiiaen 5oipital Elm % 3Du
I'm Quaordt meFeuber unb sineu 3plI
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battle Elm unnatiirlihss 8srlaneen,
forttpdbrsao WaHer 5u trintsn unh
bas piano su fpieleH, peI6ss Der
langen ourh bic GperntiDn bebober
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tion bat bic gatieHtin tpisoer in nors
malen 3uitanb periesi.
getriieerifde gsnfusauf.
nabms.
sort Smith, art., Is. Stunt
s. 2. Spdrts, s. q. gonbit unbWm
5apen. bic iit ON Nsittnoh ihuIoiq
betdnHien, in ihrer Gigenihaft ala
3dblsr pGbr.nb Der Geniusaufnabmt
in hiefissr Stubt falfhe 8erihte &c.
lisfert su bnben. fpurDeH i'm 9unbss'
seridt gu ie $3.50 Gtiofrofe uuo Der
aoften perurtheilt.
Die erite 3dhluug enb 5ort Smitt
etpas me6r oIs 10000 GintpohHer
bic BON SpsSioldssnten Der Regierun!
porssnpmmsne srgGb dber Hur 23,27s
Gintpobuer.
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Sbtatsr im Bib psrssfabrt
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5trr GIsnortb ift ohne s5raee ber
ftruftnfte Jntsrprst hss paITions.
fpitls, benn CT bat an Der auelIe bic
tinstbenbiten Stuhitn semnht. Geii
Elf Snhren ipeilis CT isben CONNER in
Gberonimergou. CT tsnns iebeu Be-
tUDbner bts Dorfss psrfonlih unb es
bat I'm Sabre 1900 % auffiibrunosu
bes p1Hionsipiels beisetpobrt unb I'm
D0rigtn CONNER mar er BEL "a 9nFs
fiihrunssn susegsn, ipGbrenb er i'm
sabre 1905 bel aht 4uffiibrnngen ber
Hrtu5ihule aHtptfeno mar.
Die 9ilberierit, bic CT Dorfiibri, INN,
f1bi ni6t lpeniger aIg 304 folorirts
90blsour. bic iebt einsslne Gsene in
ben porisidhrigeH auffibrungen i'm.
fdHtn unb bic aud einen ie6r iHtersf.
fdnttn Einblid Tn bic RGumliftsitsn
binter ber DiiHne geipdhren. sferner
Stigt Orr guspCrtb aud bas pubIi.
fun Der auffiibruHeen, nnter BEN Iit
% GiHrinHntitr befanbtn. er seiet osn
dlteisen lebenben Mitipirienben unh
G5tHtn ron btr pCrigidbrigen llebers
iHlptmmung Gberdmmersnus. Der
srIdnternbt 1ert in tnapp unb turs,
iobnb Der 3u!1dntr abiolut ni4t sr.
Miinet tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16

Gut abgeiauiem.
Gsbsjdtrists giashtn Ssn eiasm
antomobiI nrngerannt.

Die 6 sabre aIte aouiid Spraul
bon Ro. 2627 Goler0iR Mpsnue purOs
esfstrn 2lbenn, tndbrsBo iie Dor Der
sitsrIiden Wobnuns fpieIie, BON einem
ron Games .. Cor, Gtfretdr Der Gem
trail Motor Gar 60. BON 6amiltpn. g..
stIsnttsn autOmObil getroffen unb auf
bic Seiie eefhleupert. Cor rettsse
;tDsifelIos bus aeben bes ain0es nas
burh. Dab er bic Raidins 10 i9arF
sur Seite iteuerte. bab nas autonln6il
init eintm 5sIeoroptenpfoitsn tOlIibirie
uno ftfper bsif,dbist tpurre. Cor
trug ois @eruneIiidte IN bic sIterlihs
@obnuna no Or. ARTHUR Dos BON
30. 2974 golerdin anenue fonitniirte,
bob bic aleine init elmer unbebeuttn.
feH 4opfpun0e bdpoHgefOmmen mar.
Die nean Sabre otte 5lorsnee Dorm
ton go. 4o4 meFt 5. apenue tpollie
aeftern abenb segen 8 llbr an Der Gte
Der ptrrn Sirabs uno Central Mpenut
iiber otn ;5dbrndmm Iaufen, ais iie
ton bem 4utomobil bss 5errn Z. q.
Jith poH 80. 3431 Siettinius Strd.
&c, Witslieb Der 5irma iyit6, Duns.
tenn e 60. BON Der Jrout uHD Carr
Strnbt, gstrofftn unD nitbergeriieH
rrrrbs. fSith brafte bic 8sruHgliidte
in feinem MutonobiI nad) Dem ftdbtie
if<u 6oipitni. mo Is I'D, ersab, oaB
fie aleine nur einies unbebeutenoe
aontuiionen i'm Geiifte erliitsn battle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16
CD. Uranigau
Gum msnnttn Wlal inntrbaI6 suel
0pheii ptrbaTtts.

Gb. 8ranigan, Snbaber Der 8Ohes
mia Dale, tpuroe gsitern 4beHo gum
neunttn Mdl innerboIb Der legten 5Dei
Wohen anter Der antlase cine 0ffents
li6t 1nn3balle 81 betreiben, obne Die
porgsihrisbens aicens su beiiBen, pers
bofteb unb stpdr bon btm gsoli3iitsn
Robbins. Die aHi anberen Sdns iinb
am Dienitng pon poliseiridtsr 8Obe
duf bas offene 9Odet geiebt Dorben,
ba gronignn ndh eiHsr entf6eioung
bes Cbsrgsrihts bos Redt bat, unter
Der nd1tliGeH aIubs2 s2ieens, tpeIde er
befst, bic 9an3batls su betreibsn. 8i.
golisei iheint jsbod unberer anii6t
gu Iein unb fdbrt fort, ibH BET isDer
Beleaenbsit su per6aften.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16
Sd,nslle gerssltnns.

gDie an anberer GtelIe beridtst,
fpurben eefisrn Rnhmittas Spiihen
1.30 unb $50 llbr BON einem S6lei6s
bieb GlberTahen I'M @ertbe pon SAC
aus Der Wotnung bss 8. W. Wordn.
Ro. 34S7 Cornell pldee, Clifton, ses
itoblsn. Die gpli3iitsn 2nbn unh
guIam perboftsten ssitsrn abenD 8
lIbr on Der Ode Der 6. unb Central
Apsnue eineH Wann pelher IL fiber
ne Reifsr, 13 filberne G1beln uno stpei
Dubtnb iilbsrne 25ffa in isinem Be
fise battle unb 3u nertaufsn periu6te.
Der Gefongtne, trel6sr iih dIsRi6aro
Reiber. % Sabre aft, Wdrier unb obs
bahl0s rtgiitrirts, tpurbe suna4ft als
perbdhtig eiHseiperrt. Die an tim
porgefunbenen Gilberiaden purben
fpdier pon Serrn 8. gD. Teoran ala
fein Gissatbum ioentifisiri.
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fperrt. rad aneabe bsg 9eG BAT
Daifb Jpn Dor einigen aasen, als er
iie in ibrer Wobnung befudste, i6r fsts
ueH aingerrtng 30 aeigen. or fam ber
Wunfde nnd) uHb tpurbe i'm ndhiten
4usenblif binterriids BON 3tpei unbes
fannten Wdnnern iiberfalen. Wdbs
renb bes 9anbgemsnses mnhte Daifp
fih nit bem Ring aus bem Staube.
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Grmmoeigestbunt Ho1aaten

Sm itdotif6en gauamt tpurber
geTtern bic foigeno,n gauerlaubniB.
ertpirtt: anua G. 9afi. Stiismnuer
an Der pitt StrnB.. gegeniiber BON Der
gierten apsnue. $1,000; ). Rufh.
mann, srueiitOdisss Wobnbaus an ber
abrsns StraBe, 3piI6en Ct. Clair
unb Rodeus StroBe. $500 U. )
BIN, Elm sinit0diges Wonoelbiloertbe.
atsr an Der 5arrifOn. stseHiiber bel
DeftpOob apenue, $1,000.
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Weoro
Veser BON einem HaiiesenOiien
Hieoergeitbuiien.

Der 20 Sabre alte Regsr 4lerdns
Der 9eDs, BON go. 5 garnes Alep,
lpurbe beute Worsen gsgen / ubr
ndbreab zines Streites in ieiner
Dobnuns BON einem RaIfsgenoHsn
Rdmens Sim Cummings bur6 bic
Iinte Ssite Der 8ruit otfaofsn unb
auf Der Stele gst0btet. Die 2ei6e
ipuroe nah Der Worgue gebrd6t. Die
Yolisei fabnbet duf ben WDrber.
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Der 81 Sabre alte Gam. Campbell,
ein Bstuon bts Hiirgerfriesss BON
Gsorgttomn. g.. rparbe friib gsitern
1aDrssn. an 6ersbefdperoen Isibtno.
In bebensIintm 3H;tnRos nah bem
is1btifmen 6ofpitqI eebrahi. CT mar
nm Msittpo1 Qsenb Don Der glDli5si
hss 4. Diitriits aufgssriffsn unb fsis
nrr tisenen @iderbeit lpeger einse.
fperrt tuornen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16
6leime Eoli3eiuadbri6te

- Gin S6Iei6bie6 itattste Der
@Obnung bes RObtrt Diie. go. 1913
Mafbington ane., sineH Beiuh ot
.unb entipenbete cine 9iamdntHdoel
i'm Merthe Don $500.
- aus Der WObnung bes 8. D.
Woran, Ro. 3487 gonHen pIace, rurs
ben GilberIahen I'm Wertbe bon $40
BON einem S3lsi4bieb entDenest.
- Der 6duiirsr Wm. Mle2enu. 80.
1893 CLINT StroBe, melDete Der 9olis
sei bob ihm fein SfUeiipdnniger Mdssu
i'm Msrsbe BON $50 entipenbet fpnr6e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16
Neae 1enersuebrIeute.

Gifkrheitsbirsttor Scott Small
erndHHte gsftern bic foissnben Gilfss
1ereripsbrltute: Dens u. Gtelpnrt.
QO. 228 NORTH Gtrabs; W. J. Bran
camp, go. 3242 Strnbe; Somes o.
Jogin, go. 242 Delta 4pe.; Clifford
3. 6orbins, gso. 1853 gammins
Strobe; Ciio Seismans 5lora uHb
NcNsiQan CTR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16
asF6ss GlssIasssss gsRsbfasG Ssetas, 16 sant 101f

Qngelesnbeit.n, tussbaI6 er tie einaes
reidt nnb gegsn ipsn iie seri6tet lei.
Quf gmpfeHung beg ausfduiies
tpurbe bic WobrsseI Johann pom
61ufe anaenommsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16
Nttie 0tlFlIi6ais.

die 20 Sabre dlie Doiip Wdifou.
BON 80. 316 Wobe Girobe. ipurbe ses
tern anf eiHeH bon Grsfin Ben, bon
30. 904 Central Mpe., erspfrtten nafts
beftbl bin feiagsnrmtnen nnh unter ner
MHsIaos bfs aieinhiftaatls siu0ts
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Bon Altem unS Neuen, In
Maorio.
M abrib, gnSe Mai.

~ Y " NWUK WINIs
Bon ben $4,000 gerfonen, bic BEN
Sieger oes parts Waorins s5luses ais
3sueen ieines Sriumpbs ala 3us
fnouer beriproden paren, lit aIlers
cines bebtutenb mebr oils bic 6dIfte
GrsgebliebtH. bod nil es Ibon etpas
beiben. odB om 6immelfabrtstage auF
Der puertc bel Sol fat ehenfopieI bon
Webrines bic Rsbe mar. ME bon Gar
no. oem ntukn Siern, Der Dor tursem
am l3imulfl Der gauronohie aufees
gnneen III nnh bereits, fpie ie6er
@*~s. JsFs -~ssss.sssoAA
bsiisi. ais l4 NIT GtaIl ~Gornitsn4
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lInter 9pmefiten.

.2lIIp 9eiu 5err bat Dir Elm paot
ssil3fhube geihentta"
.Sd, bafiir ntub i6 ibm aber
MssRsg, !psEg eE aasssaat. EsasstnsSt!s-
fsl pumpsu!"
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Gpencer aDenue, SOUTH gloripoDo, ans
isatt, iporauf nm rleun libr in Der ct.
Wlnttbsus airf)t Elm fsisrlihes Nes
QUEEN eelebrirt iperbsn ipirb.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-28

JIM WHiTNEY-"Bi jim Whit
ney. another Providence pitcher. was
a very speedy man, and ranked mp
near Radbourne.
HERMAN LONG" Dutch Long was
the most spectacular shortstop I'm the
business. He made impossible stops
He played with Boston and Detroit
while living.
WILLIAM HAMILTON-"Bill Ham
ilton OF Philadelphia was the best
baserunner of his day. lie had abot
100 stolen bases TO his credit one
year, as | remember. He was good
hitter and outfielder
AMOS RUSlE-"Rusie was one OF
the speediest pitchers in the game
He played with New York and was
the man who hit jennings. injuring
him al one time
TIM KEEFE--"K eefe of Boston was
another good pitcher He had a
speedy or a slow ball that was fine,
and plenty OF curve. He used his
head we'll"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-28
.GOTC4 REAFFIRMS THAT
HE IS GOING TO RETIRE
Il Am Going To Quit the Game,
Says Champion; England
For Nine" Says Monroe.
CARL NORRIS

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Dec. 2S.-"No
| have not changed by mind over
night" said Frank Gotch. champion
wrestler OF the world, when questioned
today concerning his determination to
leave the mat for good. II am going
to quit the game have quit Last
nights bout with Alec. Monroe was
my last. shall never appear in a
wrestling contest again. ! feel that
| am better now than ever before, but
| know when TO stop. II | went on
would grow old and stale and some
foreigner would throw me easily. SO
it's good night.
Gotchs announcement that he was
going TO leave the mat came last night
Immediately after he had thrown
Menroe. champion OF England, twice
in 20 minutes. Ii was the easiest match
the champion had had for some time,
and he apparently did not have to ex-
ert himself in the least.
England for mine" said Monroe to-
day. II was completely outclassed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-28
GIANTS TO TRAVEL OVER
A new TRAINING ROUTE
Heavy Work Will Be Done at
Marlin as Usual, But New
Towns Will See McGraw.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-The Giants
will travel over an almost new route
next spring for their exhibition games.
The heavy work as usual, will be done
at Marlin, where the Giants are under
contract to train for a number OF
years. The tentative plans thus far
call for the Giants to have teams in
Dallas and Fort Worth on March 2, 3,
and TO- Houston and Galveston are
listed for March Is and IL and Dallas
and Fort Worth again for March %,
"a, 30 and 81 April and s will prob
ably see the main squad al New Or
leans where games with the Pelicans
are scheduled April the team will
journey TO Montgomery. April 3 to
Mobile
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-28
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE

first In my list" saws Mr.. Bennett.
Everyone knows about him. AS a
batter he couldn't be- fooled, and his
work az a catcher and first baseman
was AT all times the best. Arson is
still prominent I'm the baseball world
BUCK EANING-Ewing, who played
with New York, was brilliant catch
er. hne hitter and one of the best
base runners I'm the business.
HUGHIE JENNINGS -" Jennings
was a great fellow for ginger when he
was playing as he is now. He was
an average hitter and a fine shortstop.
His specially was In getting chances
that other men wouldn't attempt"
ED. HANLON-"Eddie Hanlon was
very heady player He was a fine
outhelder and a good hitter.
SAM THOMPSON-"Sam Thompson
vas most wonderful thrower. He
got over ground faster than any other
man. although he did not seem 10 be
going fast as his long legs carried
him far at every step. He was a good
hitter He had a terrible reach. He
played In Detroit and still resides
here.
w
good nfelder ana pitcher and an ex-
celent hitter. lie played shortstop
and pitched for Boston and is now
owner OF the Boston club.
MIKE KELLY-"Kelly was catch
er and outfelder for Boston and Chi
cago. We was one OF the quickest
thinkers who ever played baseball He
had a fine head Kelly is not now liy-
ing.
PAT .TEABEAU--"Pat Tebeau was
player and manager for Cleveland.
He was. | think, the hardest worker
in old-time baseball.
FRED PFEFFER-"Pfeffer was a
second baseman for Chicago who could
throw from any position imaginable.
His marvellous throwing was his
strong point.
PARDY RICHARDSON Richard
( son, Detroit player, known as ''Bul-
/ let Eye because OF his good hitting
/ and catching was Il good outtielder or
| second baseman and fine hitter. Tie
| covered lots OF ground and was 4
sure catcher OF files He is working
In Utica for a typewriter company.
SILVER Frank Flint was
J good, steady, dayin and layout
catcher for Chicago He was a very
| hard worker. He has passed away.
GEORGE WRIGHT - &c eorg o
Wright as shortstop for Providence
was great man on ground balls,
( handling almost anything. He was a
heady PLAYER and a good hitter.
JERRY DENNEY-"Jerry Deuney,
Providence third baseman. was a
| strong thrower and was famous for
/ handling balls with his left hand,
| which. of course, was in those days
| as bare as the right.
| BID McPHEE-"There was no be-.
| ter fielder as a second baseman than
! McPhee OF the Clncies. He was a
wonderful defensive player.
| CHARLES RADBOURNEE-"C
| lie Radbourne, who played for Provi
! dence, was one OF the speediest and
| headiest pitchers in the business. lie
used to vary his pace greatly and
| completely fool his batsmen.
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CHICAGO ALUMNI FIRM
ON CONFERENCE MATTER
Hubbard Says That Training
Table Is Necessary for Men
At Ann Arbor.

CHICAGO, Dec 2S.--There seems TO
be no prospect that the University OF
Michigan will rejoin the Big Eight,
conference, according to the con
census OF opinion expressed at the
semi-annual banquet OF the Wolverine
alumni OF Chicago last night Experts
on college athletics today declare the
Ann Arborites will hold out for a
training table and want the question
of faculty control settled
Philip G.. Bartelme, athletic director
of the University OF Michigan, was the
guest Of honor at the banquet and
many of the alumni believed that he
would discuss officially the Wolver-
ines stand in the matter Of return
TO the fold. but he refused 10 discuss
the conference situation. stating that
he had fully covered the subject last
spring aud had not changed his views
since then.
John u. Hibbard. OF Chicago. for
meEa alumni member of the athletic
board of control voiced the senti-
ments OF the graduates when he de-
clared that Michigan would not return
TO the conference unless il was under
stood that the training table should be
retained.
"A training table at Michigan Is a
practical necessity" he said The
football field is a mile and half down
town from Ann Arbor and unless prac-
tice is cut short. the members OF the
squad cannot return TO town before
their boarding houses are closed
Michigan Is not keeping outside OF
the conference because OF any false
pride or plque Neither will Michigan
join the conference and make prom
ises or concessions that II cannot keep
and at the same time do. itself justice.
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Friendship Quintet Will
Register With The A. A. u.

The basketball team representing
Friendship Lodge of Masons will regis
ter with the A A. U. within short
time. it having been found annoying to
be unattached when confronting actual
playing conditions.
Friendship has a game scheduled
with the Wyandotte team for next
Thursday evening at the Moose
temple Reports coming from the
suburb indicate that the 'Dottes intend
10 take advantage of the presence OF
several college stars and use them in
their lineup.
While Friendship has bunch fast
enough so that they do not need to
worry about stacking up against the
best that presents itself, nevertheless,
the laxness which permits the reshap-
ing Of team upon a moments notice
is not relished by an aggregation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-28
Scarcity of Material For First
Basemen Never Before Equalled
Both Chicago Teams Pirates Tigers Browns Senator's Maps
and Beaneaters Are in the Hunt.

ais and Owner Murphy OF the Cubs.
all rose over an attempt 10 secure
waivers -Nic-Saler There is no
doubt that Tim. Jordan, the former
Brooklyn player, viii cover first base
for some major league team next year
Stovall also is sought by a number of
American league teams since Cleve-
land evidenced desire 10 let him 90.
Chick GandIl, former major
Lacquer. also will be seen in fast com
pany again, and Fred Clarke blames
the loss Of two pennants on the fact
that he had no good hrst Aaseman
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which retains it's squad throughout the
season
II is understood that when Toledo
comes here next week IL will bring
eleven players rather than the usual
seven This will make ii possible TO
place practically two teams on the
floor.
While playing under A. A. u. regu-
lations this annoyance Is done away
with and Friendship has come 10 the
conclusion that registration with the
national organization is the most prac.
tical method of avoiding 1t.
The game Thursday evening will
be played in one of the finest courts
OF the city. In spacious court with
seating capacity for 500 10 1000
people, and every accommodation for
visitors in the way of rest rooms. the
game will be treat to basketball fans.
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CHICAGO Dec. 2s--Never in the
history OF major league baseball has
rial TO cover the first base station.
No less than eight major league teams
are securing the brush for the Max.
ings, OF first sackers Both Chicago
teams, the Pirates Tigers. Browns.
Senators, Maps and Beaneaters are I'm
the hunt Managers are hghfing with
each other for the small amount OF
talent at hand The controversy be
tween Roger Bresnahan OF the Cardin-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-28
NEW YEAR SEES MANY
GOOD INTENTIONS, But

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 2s.-A
new scheme OF trans-continental pedes
trianism was launched today when
Ernest Dixon announced his intention
OF walking TO New York and pushing
q wheelbarrow all the way He Will
start Jan. IL and expects to sell
enough photographs of himself enroute
to bring him home and give him a
first-class education.
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TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS
FORWELCH-NOGAN GO

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Arrange-
ments are being perfected here today
for fight between Freddie Welsh,
the English lightweight champion, and
One Round Hogan, 70 be staged about
Feb. /. Welsh is to meet the winner
OF the Joe Rivers-Frankie Conley
match about Jan. %. Immediately fol
lowing that bout, Welsh Will start
east
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MICHIGAN CHECKER ASSN.
TO HOLD TOURNAMENT

Annual tournament of the Michigan
Checkers association will be held on
New Years day at the rooms OF the
Detroit Checker and Chess club, room
10, Jones building, No. 242 Griswold-
st. All Michigan players are invited
20 attend A medal will be given to
the winner, TO hold as long as he re-
mains indicated at the annual tour
ney. A fun attendance is expected
and desired