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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
ALL WAIVE ON
OLD TOM JONES
Announcement Expected in Few
Days Which Will Tell Where
Tiger First-Sacker Will Go.

All the clubs of the American
league have waived on Tom Jones,
the veteran first-sacker of the Detroit
baseball club. There still remains the
formality of the announcement regard
ing Toms 1911 destination. This is
"a matter which may not be decided
for some time. Meanwhile, though
Thomas la still technically member
of the local roster, he has about as
much chance of accompanying the
team on it's southern trip as he has
of being chosen president at the next
general election.
But il is by no means necessary as
vet to write Jones baseball obituary
Tom will probably pass from the
arena OF big league ball, never TO re-
turn, but he is likely 10 star in the
very fastest company outside, for
many years to come.
Yes, il Is true that all the Am
erican league clubs have waived on
jones' said President Nayin OF the
local club. Beyond that, don't know
anything in the nature OF news.
AS he spoke. James Barrett, man
ager of the Milwaukee club entered.
James covets Jones and is one OF the
most likely bidders for his services.
Coincident with the announcement
OF the securing OF waivers comes the
news that ID. G.. Gainor. Jones most
likely successor, has sent in his sign
ed contract from Elkins, w. Va, his
winter home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
Short Lengths

The y. VI. Z. 4. ave entertnins VI. A.
c: at the association gymnasium to-
night.
Those who want 10 iegisinte the Kid
ney blow out or existence Will ind an
active opponent in Jack Johnson.
-
COrwin Huston leads the billiard
The Ann Arbor talent seems still su-
preme.
skating Champion Lamy has been
barred from competition because Of "a
fuss with the officials regarding a
race not finished inside the time limit.
joe Homeland, OF Kansas City, will
eandeavor to stand of Jack White. Of
Chicago, at Windsor Wednesday night.
Connie Mack thinks the Athletics
Will win again. His opinion is shared
by "a big majority OF the bugs.
Western lost 10 Grand Rapids ut
basketball Saturday. "a TO Is.
Freddie Woods. manager OF Dil
Donovan's billiard emporium, issues IN
open challenge to pool players.
Ice yacht racing today mt Matt kra-
mer's and vernier's.
Grand Rapids, IL, Detroit, 2. at In
door golf.
The CadiiIacs bowied into twentieth
position at St Louis. Champion Haley
rolling but 40 in one game.
Central, ST. Ann Arbor, II, at basket
ball.
Paul Stkora has bout with Eddie
Sheridan In Cleveland Feb. 2
Mcmillan High girls heat Ypsiianti
Normal, &c TO 90. at basketball Satur-
day.
Vest and McGugin want the football
rules changed to permit one line man
TO carry the ball.
Zbysxko threw Roller az Boston, the
match taking about three hours.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
REAL CHANCE AT LAST FOR
EVERY KIT IN TIGER CAMP

was telling the truth I'm fact. he had
reached the same opinion independ-
entity. The only remedy for this con-
ditiun, he knows, lies in the injection
OF new blood-young players who
have their regulations to make, their
high salaries 10 win
And Mr. Navin knows that the situ-
alton is up TO him personally.
The Detroit club differs from many
others in big.league baseball In the
careful and systematic manner In
which it's management is divided. Mr.
Navin has always handled exclusively
the clubs relations with It's players
in regard to salary and contracts. lie
also chooses the scouts and directs
them in their work. lie IL is who
finishes the bargaining process with
the other managers, when new talent
Is being considered.
Manager Jennings is supreme and
unquestioned in his selection OF the
team and it's government on the field.
IL is this system which has given
Detroit the chance TO boast for this
combination three pennants out Of
four years competition i'm the Ameri-
can league race.
Now see how IL is bound to work
out.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30

rather, nearly as goods going TO
beat out the veteran with whom he
is competing.
For the club has started building
for the future. The veterans are 90.
ing back. The youngsters are coming
forward and will surely improve, II
of the right calibre. Nor is IL the
policy OF the club, as proven In many
instances, to wait until a regular has
completely outlived his usefulness. he
fore the change is made. The sales
OF Schaefer, Rossman and Mcintyre
are cases in point.
H. many ways the conditions at De-
troit and Pittsburg are alike. This
was brought out strikingly during the
past worlds series i'm conversation
between President Dreyfuss of the
Pirates and the local magnate
The year before, Pittsburg and de-
troit had fought out the worlds
series between them. Both fell by
the wayside.
Il tell you, Mr. Navin," said the
Pittsburger, "our clubs are getting
too full OF rich men who play ball TO
earn their salaries and are contentec.
so long az they look reasonably good"
The Only Remedy.
Mr. xNayin believes Mr. Dreyfuss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
DETROIT MARKS
REMAIN AHEAD
81. Louis Bowling Congress Succeeds
In Lowering But One of the Seven
Established Here.

81. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 3O.-The A
n. c. tournament today entered LIS
second week at the Coliseum, and III
the last seven days bowling, only one
record, established last year in DE
iroit, has been beaten. The Fleh'
ners, OF Chicago, is the new champion
I, fye-men team, having registered a
total OF 1924. The Cosmos made =
$50 last year. The Brucks, Of Chi
cago, furnished the only sensation IN
last nights play, scoring 1881. III
the teams third game, the Brueks
totalled 1913 pins. This places the
Brucks in second place for the pres
ent tournament.
the Lipmans, OF Chicago, rolled the
second best game. This team is tied
ni.h the Indians of indianapolis, The
North Cincinnati Tuern Verein and
the st. Louis Budweisers, with 2,Ioc
rms.
The high scores of the doubles anh
single divisions remained unchanged,
yesterday II. COLI. of Chicago, rol!-
ed the best game of the individuals,
scoring 634. Ii. Leffingwell and Wal
lace of Chicago, with l,225, topped
the doubles
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30

Hughie Jennings has never been a
gambler I'm players. His policy has
always been one favoring the yeter-
ans. They have. until last year. re-
paid his confidence.
In 1911 Hughie will have to gamble.
lie must fill places of regular men
who will not even make the trip
south. Two OF these are Jones and
Mcintyre. And he will have 10 fiji
their places with green material. 1t
Is even possible that three other posi-.
tions--five in all-may have to be
filed in a similar way. IL would be
d'stinct shock, wouldn't IL, II the
Tigers should take the field for their
opening game with new men in two
outfleld and three infleld positions.
Yet il is something inevitable In u
season or two.
u Is going to be hard for Detroit TO
part with some OF the old favorites.
The process is pretty sure to make
the club a loser for year or two.
But the logical end of this policy is u
fighting hustling winner
For Mr. Navln is out TO speed up
that ball club and he's a man who "a
going TO 20 the limit when he makes
up his mind
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
BY PAUL HALE eRuskE.

I've got to speed up my ball club.
When President Navin of the De.
troit club voiced this sentiment he
said something.
He announced what promises to be
the guiding motto for an organization
mat, as March comes round, will en-.
ter on process Of rejuvenation In
which, for the first time In four sea.
sons, several good recruits will enjoy
genuine opportunity of breaking up
veteran line of battle.
For three seasons the Detroit
Tigers were q champion organization
and could consistently accept nothing
hut the most phenomenal brand Of
mex timber or tried and true men
from other major league teams. An.
hunlly the club took south a band OF
recruits, many of whom might have
made good, IL accorded the chance
they never received.
That time II past. however.
No more In IL necessary for a regll.
ar 10 show himself merely about rs
200 az youngster, to assure his per.
&1ncncy. IL The burden OF proof IL
= rerersed. Any youngster who
one~ himself as good-nay
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
KAUFMAN IS NO
HOPE OF RACE
Modest AL Merely Styles Himself the
Champion White Heavy and Is
Ready To Defend That Title.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Jan. 30.-Big
AL Kaufman, the Frisco blacksmith
arrived here today TO fill an engage
ment here.
During a conversation, Kaufmon
said: IL am not white mans s. hope.
| claim TO be the champion white
heavyweight of the country and am
ready to defend the claim with am
OF them.
Il believe | can defeat Jack john
son and am ready TO go through with
my end OF making match any time
Johnson and his manager are really
and IL may bethat this will come to
pass within the next two weeks.
Il issued a challenge to Johnson a
few weeks ago TO meet him for a purse
OF $4,000 a side. Johnson has indI-
rectly stated that he void accept, but
would not fight, before September
That would suit me, and II Johnson
means business there will be no dit
Gculty in arranging for a battle at
that time"
Kaufman is also willing to meet
Jeffries and decide whether Jim CT
himself Is the most deserving of
crack at Johnson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
CELTIC CHAMPS
PICK LEADERS
Annual Meeting of Soccer Football
Team Featured by Distribution
of Congratulations.

The Celtic Soccer Football CLUB at
its annual meeting at headquarters
No. 316 Mlchigan-ave., received tue
CONGRATULATIONS of President OLeary
on retaining the championship OF
Michigan during the fall season
The secretary's report showed the
progress the club has made during
the past spring and fall seasons. The
report in general was received with
satisfaction. The treasurer's report
proved the club to be In sound nnaL'
ciai standing. Correspondence was
read with reference TO games from
ou;-of.town clubs, also from Hughie
Jennings who is patron OF the ciuD
ani ]. Bell of the Assumption college,
Sandwich, Ont, relative to important
club matters.
The meeting pledged its earnest
support to the new Michigan state
League and condemned the action CT
the Detroit and District league, fpr
Withholding the International souve-
Mrs from the Irish players who TOOK
bar. in the games with England and
Scotland
Many new members were elected TO
the club, amongst whom were some
out-oftown players.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year
Patron, H. Jennings; Hon. presi-
dent. Aid. J. Thompson; Hon. vice
presidents. DR.. Casey, Aid, Field, X.
Daemer, w. Grogan, w. Donovan, D.
Hickey, j. O'Neil and M. Bruton;
president. ]. O'Reilly: vice-president,
Thos McCord; captain, p. Reid; vice
CAPT Jas. Campbell; Hon. secy., G. =.
LEIGH. No $40 Michigan-ave. Hon.
treas, j. Crodsdell.
The retiring president, A. OLeary,
was accorded q hearty vote OF thanks
for his services to the club during the
past year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
MORRIS ASSERTS
JOHNSON LIES
White Mans Hope There With the
Clever Retort To Accusation of
Taking Made by Champion.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20-In a tele-
gram received in this city, today, Carl
Morris, the railway fireman, who Is
Oklahomas white mans hope"
characterizes Jack Johnson as a
liar Morris says that he will give
Johnson $4,000 IL he will substanti.
ate his statement that Morris Is fran.
ing fights and that he and his mana
ger offered Johnson a good slice Of
money II he would match his trainer.
Walter Monahan, with Morris and
then allow Monahan to be knocked
out.
Morris winds up his message with
an offer OF $1,000 to anyone who will
prove he ever made any person an
offer to lay down to him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
ADDERs THE SENSATION.
Retail Lead In Manufacturers League
BY Fine Work.
STANDING.

The crowd that packed the Cadillac
alleys during the weekly Mahulac'
turer's league scrimmage was treated
10 some classy bowling, ranging from
the lowest score, 1871, up to 1,O7O. But
Two games out OF the "a were below
the 500 mark which is something thar
don't happen often among the best oil
leagues.
Pop Helwigs Adders were the
snecial feature of the evening, rolling
Them over TO the tune of 1910 la
their second game, Twist Pfister
being the big noise with 256 TO his
credit. "Curly" Giroux, 226, Pop Hell
wig, 1873, 'Up-stick'em" MacRo6ert'
103 and Champ" Haley, ls7. This
Is the high game so far this season.
9 Fritzy Huffs Speeders cut loose Tor
b total of 2,72S pins, winning two
from Beaton's gas crew Speed Al.
len was there again With 2O4 aver
age for the night. Bunny Bale S
Twisters made ''Tiny's" rubber MAX
crs hump some, but were finally
sauelched the last two games. Yves
ley's Pneumatics also showed class
but lost two to Demon kaischs Erie
boys.
~ Champ" Haley tipped them over
for a EOS average with Speed Allen
second, averaging 204. The 200 men
were. "Raff'' Boucher. 200, 204; Bat"
Cappe, zoe; Speed Allen, 224. 213;
Taylor, 213; Tony Hoenscheid, zoe,
222; Seiberling, 200; Swat" Pitlock,
223, Stub Knope, 200j AL Parker, 200;
Hinger. 216; Demon Kaisch, 227;
Schippert, I'll; Giroux, 226; Mac
Robert, 203; Champ" Haley, 2O3,
cir, and Joey Pfister, 256.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
MORRIS SERVICES ARE
BOUGHT BY WESTERNER
Leading White Hope, Under New
Management Now-Jack john
SON Reiterates CHARGES.

son Heitcrdtes Cnaf0es.
CHICAGO. Jan. 3O.-The announce
ment from Tulsa, Okla, that F.. b.
Ufer, wealthy oil man, has paid
725,000 to w. F. Stone for the latter's
contract with Carl Morris, ''the White
Mans Hope" is countered today by
Jack johnson with the assertion that
Morris Is fakir, and that he offered
Walter Monahan, Johnson's partner,
large sum to LAY down" to him in
fight.
According to the Tulsa dispatches,
Stone took charge of Morris when the
latter was an unknown" and devel-
oped him. Tnder the terms OF the
contract, Ufer takes over Morris SER
vices and will try to make him q
champion. Ufer has ordered a $4,000
gymnasium for Morris and is trying
to get Bob Armstrong and Joe Choyn-
ski to train him.
Before leaving for indianapolis,
Johnson denied that he was to fight
either AL Kaufman or Joe Jeanette
in Philadelphia, and then waxed
wroth as he referred to Morris as q
fakir.
Johnson said everything had been
agreed upon for fight between Nor
ris and Monahan until one OF the pro
moters offered big bonus II Mona
han would quit in the eighth round.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
McGRAW USES ONLY
ONE SIGN WHEN HANS
WAGNER'S AT BAT

THE Giants have signals OF their
own and not team has ever even
come near TO getting onto them, said
"Rube" Marcquard. Giant pitcher.
1--WE tell what's coming of in so many
words, too.
The old style of lifting caps, tug
sing at belts, standing on one foot and
then the other and gripping the bat,
is obsolete with us. We use the mute
language, which Dummy Taylor
taught us when he was with the
team.
Manager McGraw has shortened
the sign talk to letters for quick
work. When he wants the hit-and-run
played he flashes H-R from the coach
ing line. l. means delayed steal, and
so on The other teams know what
We use, but the Giants are so speedy
no other players can catch on.
II was UP against II the first time
faced Hans Wagner. looked at
McGraw on the bench. He flashed
back A. Hans hit high fly, which
thought was lucky for me, because
didn't know what ball bothered him.
I asked McGraw what A stood for
Anything. he replied. That Dutch
man has hit every kind OF ball u
mile. Just give him anything and
trust TO luck and the fielders.
Collins and BRADLEY, oId-tine kings
at third base. viii be with Eastern
league clubs next year the latter with
Toronto.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
M|CH|GANDERS
REMAIN AHEAD
Homer and Craig To Take in Bos.
ton Athletic Association Games
View From Saturday.

BOSTON, Jan. 30.--Additional in
terest today centered in the Boston
Athletic association games TO be held
here week from Saturday night
when il was announced that two OF
the best track men in the country
and the cream of the westerners
would participate. representing Mich
igan University. They are Joe Hor
ner. all-round champion. and Ralph
Craig, short distance Splinter. Craig
equalled the worlds record of cover
ing 220 yards In 81 1-5 seconds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
WILL JOIN BIG ASSOCIATION.
Michigan State Soccer League I
Affiliate With the A. 3. A.

The Michigan State Soccer league
held its usual weekly meeting last
night at 316 Michigan-ave. A COM
mupication from the American Foot
ball association was read. and the
secretary was instructed to forward
the affiliation fee to headquarters. 10
that the league be officially recog-
nized by the parent body.
A resolution was unanimously
adopted that all clubs connected with
the league purchase their outfits from
Spalding Bros. This resolution Is to
show the leagues appreciation OF the
favors and privileges granted by the
firm TO soccer football In this city
through the local manager, X. Jack
SON, Jr.. and especially for their gen
crosby in donating handsome trophy
To the Michigan State league. FEB.
"a will be the final date for clubs to
enter the league.
The next meeting will be held Fri
day. Feb. 3, al 1880 sharp.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
The Durability Champion.

Harry Cassidy. the outfielder OF the
Denver club. claims a worlds record
In the past four seasons that he has
been a member of the Grizzlies he
has taken part i'm every game played.
His record is $50 consecutive games.
II is nothing unusual for an outfield-
or to play in every game throughout
a season To take part In every con.
test for four consecutive seasons Is
believed by Cassidy to be a worlds
mark
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
MONTE ATTELL AMBITIOUS.
He Is Making a Campaign With the
Bantam Title in View Now.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-This will be
an off week in New York boxing, with
only few bouts scheduled, and these
of secondary Importance. The best
Offering on the weeks card Is the
Leach Cross-Young Sammy Smith
Since his recent tworound knockout
OF Charley Griffin. Cross Is once
more counted a dangerous scrapper,
but in Smith he will find one OF the
best men he has ever gone against.
Monte Attell and Phil. McGovern.
bantams. vii lgo ten rounds. at the
Vanderbilt Athletic club. in Brooklyn
tonight. Attell is trying to fight his
way TO the top of his division and
e counted on to give a good account
OF himself.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
Then Cut the Melon.

It's almost here. With baseball
about TO take the stage, they're going
TO take the blankets on Hacken-
schmidt and Zbyszko in New York.
Then it's to be Gotch and the winner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
Football Clubs Annual.

The Detroit Football club is holding
It's annual smoker this evening at the
international Athletic club, for the
purpose of electing the officers for the
ensuing season All members are
cordially invited to bring their friends.
Mayor Thompson and three OF the
aldermen probably will be present.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
GREASERS TURN IT DOWN.
Won't Stand For OIdfield-Jeffries
Show In Mexico City.

Show In Mexico City.
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 30.-The plan
Of Barney Oldfeld to hold an athletic
carnival here, beginning Feb. 8, al
which Jim Jeffries was to give a box.
ing exhibition, has been dashed by
tie authorities. The show has been
prohibited and II is said that no more
boxing exhibitions will be permitted
in Mexico This will be blow 10
the border promoters who have been
holding finish fights just inside Of the
Mexican line.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
JOHNSON STARTS SALOON.
Negro Pugiiistic Champion To open
Swell Joint in Chicago.

Swell Joint in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. 30.--Jack Johnson
has been induced to enter a new line
OF endeavor and will shortly bios
som forth as the proprietor Of real.
for-sure gents" cafe, to be known
as the Jack Johnson Cafe. He has
purchased a site at Wabash-ave and
Thirty-fourth street and says he ex.
bects to open the SWEETEST wet goods
emporium In the country, to be open
to the public In six months.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
TIGERS WILL MAKE EN- HUSTLE
Connie Mack Says Detroit Boys Have
Fine Chance To Come Back.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-Connie
Mack, of the Philadelphia Athletics.
Winners OF last years world cham
pionship, returned here today, after
a tour OF Europe. He had the follow.
Ing to say OF the coming baseball sea-
kon:
The tigers are strong team and
should make all others hustle. Teams
have been known to come back and
any club that has won three pen
nants handwriting, in the American
league even II 1t fails to land anoth-
Ell flag must be more than merely
considered. The Boston Red Sox may
lie contenders and as for the Chicago
White Sox, one can never tell what
sort OF club Old Roman Comiskey
viii be able to turn out.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
PUNCHED IN. PONTCHARTRAIN.
League Race Shows Five Leading
Teams Three Games Apart.
STANDING

Well! we'll! well. Only three games
separating the first five teams. Some
race In the Pontchartrain league
With the Hatters trimming the lead
ers, while the Pontch. team trimmed
the Printers, the Hurds and Wander
ers managed to get closer to the lead
by grabbing of three games apiece.
The Altes and Royal Guard teams al
so won their series. The Hurd team
with 1854 had high total, with stone
hams csc. The only other like total
was made by Zimmerman with COS.
All 200 scores Stoneham, 2ll, 230;
Zimmerman, 226, 204; Boucher, 20l,
213; Miller, 219, 203; Diedrich, POI,
203: Mcconnell, 225; Mackay, 221;
Lawrence, 221; Luner, oil; Schmidt,
2lO; Curl, POS; Higgins, 2OS; Ta'e.
2O1: Goudie, 207; Miller, zoe;
Scheere, 204; Solsburg, 204; Moore,
204: Hun, 203; McManus, 203; Cavau,
col; Pieper, 2O1 and II. Friedman, zoo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
| HEART With the
~ Sporting
HEARTH Editor.

The first game of professional base
ball on which the architect OF this
column ever Toasted his eyes, occur
red at Saginaw, Mich, quite sOrle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
And with Good Reason.

New Orleans. Hot Springs. We5;
Baden, Shreveport, Houston, Birming.
ham. Mobile, Marlin and Monroe will
soon be more important than New
York, Chicago, London, Paris and
Picking.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30

The partially concealed phiz OF the
nifty little second-sacker OF the Ath.
letics, proved a baffler for Detroit
and Michigan fandom. Not a single
correct guess was received by the
worting editor, though there were a
number Of guessers who thought they
saw In the Collins picture, the facial
llneaments of Geroge Moriarty, Hal
Chase and other notables OF the base
ball world
The Times will, tomorrow. print an,
ether of the Who is it?" series.
Guess IL IL you can and send your
solution to the sporting editor immedi
ately, In order to reach him In the
first mail OF Tuesday morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30

Naty the ulihand grip TO throw his slow ball
or hoater He encirces the top OF the bail with mis-
fingers and his thumb underneath When he releases the
ball he spreads his fingers avoid friction, which
would ball The ball floats TO the bat
ter When thrown right The ball does not make a sim
gle complete revolution but seems 10 wabble in the AIT
This hall is good To mix in because Maty throws
with the motion his fast
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
Draw For Young Santos.

SAGINAW, Mich, Jan. 2S.-(Spe-
cial Young Santos, lightweight
wrestler, calling Detroit his home. was
en- the mat 30 minutes with Edward
Petit, Of Glare, last night, but neither
one could secure fall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
With the Hopples, Doubtless.

Octoo, 2.07 IL, by Great Heart,
2.i2 -, will be raced at the pace the
coming season.