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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-09

The value q The ore mined was more
than 100000 In 1910 II came from
y States. Minnesota led with 5000 noo
tons and Michigan was second with ia
"ooo' tons. Pennsylvania led in pig iron
and Ohio was second There are 451 iron
ore mines, the bigges: being the Hull
Rust' In the Mesaba range. In Minnesota
with $4,000 tons
Germany Is the second largest nroducer
or iron ore, with $500, 900 metric tons
Great Britain is third with l5CD0 IN tons
France is fourth
The iron ore imported last wear into the
United States amounted 70 en- oon IONS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-09

ment society, decided upon at meeting
of 100 citizens Monday evening. II viii
probably devote itself to the moral ms
well as the material uplift of the town.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-22

tung bin, mo- Ole 8orie Log, ourd)
oeren griinieibene Waiden Die @olb.
itiide flimmerten.
&olpin iob es. Sn ieinem &C.
itdt ipieeeIte iit gfel unb gcrad)-
tung nieoer. Or nobm sic gorie
ltno reidte iie Siren = aber ebe Die
fer augreifen fonnte, IieB @enoeIil,
iie nit elmer 5udenoen 8epeeung
Der Sano auf ben Seppid fonen.
@lubrote 2obe iboB Siren in Dos
@eiidt. 5eine Musen funfelten,
uno erimmtge @ut lpra6 aus fei=
men 3igen. ST bidte iid uno bob
Ole 8orie ouf uno fdleuoerte ie
bann tplldtig Dem 5uriidtal1meInoen
8rafen BOT Die 8ruft.
u@ei5iser Sdurfe!" i6rie @rep
auber ii6, abebaIte Dein @elo!
gebalte es = aber oenfe an mid
5uriid! 8ir meroen uns mieoer-
finben!"
ltno er rib Die Sir nuf nno
ltiirmte %barbaupttg 0aDon, obne anf
ben leiien Sdrei au boren, Ser linn
nadflang.
@rafin &otinfa bate i'm ausge~
ltoBen. Mit @ntiesen NOR lie 3en-
gin oes peinlihen Muftritts 5lpiiden
ben beioen Mannern gepeien. Sbre
bornebme Natur ipioerte oie gmpfin-,
o%ungsrobbeit seq ginen nidt minoer
an ols ole brutole @ut oes @noern.
Benoelin mafte feiuem iiber=
f6aumenben Corn tn itiirmiiden
@orten Cuff uno lieB es aud an
Spiten unb @n5iieIidfeiten eeeer
feline Sran nidt febIen. Sein
idmaIes @eii6t nit oen iid 5lemlid
ltarf aisprdeenoen 9adenfno6en
mnr gels ~getporben Dor Wut, ieire
Gimme flane foudeno uno 81
idenb.
Cine nette gerponotidaft!"
grolte er, pdbreno er I'm 3irnmer
auf uno nieoeridritt unb 5mii6en
ben 6ingern iinrubig cine Cigarette
15erbrodelte. Dieier 2ump - oie,
fer Soditapler! 9atteit i'm langfs
in ieinem pabren @erte fennell milf
fen, &atinfa - ~aber~oa cabs ia
nod INNER iiiBe @orte fir Sen
Serrn Better, fin oieien. -. Stunt
es fam aud 10 nihts idaoen r. I'M
@egenteil! Sbo - Der fomnlt nid)t
nieoer nod Der S5ene bon bentc.
uno feline 9robung nerlade id)!" gr
ladte better auf uno <fIete nod etnss
NAL befr6ftigenb bel: SD berlade
iie!~
Gortiebnnu iolut.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-22

Sreunoen als 9anf fir Die @brun.
gen 81 ietnem 8eburtstae gemiomel
bat nnb oos benefit, Dab er beute
nod ben 8eeolus gu meiftern Der
itebt:
. Sreunoe, mas t6 gu6 geaeben,
Sbr gait Mrs bunoertfo6 at.
rid:
Wol mar es inert, 10 lang st Ie.
ben,
I'm oieles einen Cages @Iiid.
@ie banete mir, als oqs chi.
fernte
Wir naber, INNER nGber idrittl
God nun, an boben Sng Der
grnte,
@el6' reinen Segen brinet es
mttl
@on o1em Wenihenlos has bette
Omit mid, mas Ser5 5i,,1 Ser
gen fltDrf:
IS madt mir oieien Sag gum
. Seite,
l1no oofiir banf' id tief seriibrt!
8os 2ieb' uno 5rennoidoft mil
beihieben,
Das bleibt bod unperlierbar
mein,
limo freuoie eriiB id, boiler Srie.
ben,
Der Mbenoionne Iesten Sheir.
uno oamit peroen mir oltf) mol
BON Sulins @ooenbere Mbidieo neb=
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-22
@ieOiel BalS aibt es auf Ser GrSe?

Bon 3eit gu Get miro Ole Be-
fiirftnng mlsgeipraben, Die @at-
oungen Der groe ieien 6urh oen
itets antpahienoen Bopierbeoarf all-
Beroroentlib itarf bebrobt. Dit Der
gernihtung Der @1loer Der groe
bat es ieooh nod CUTE @eile, lpte
aus elmer Statiitif b~erporgebt Die
81. Son, Der oberIte 8eamte Der arre.
rifaniiden @eborbe, Der Die @1loer
Der Ser. Staaten unteriteben, Der.
offentli6t. Na1 Cons Mngaben gibt
es omf Der 9an5en G~rboberfIadc
segenmdrtig is Wilionen Quaorat-
filometer @alo. Siepon fomm!
nidt gang Der FINITE Sell, nam.
lib 3 Miaionen Quaorotfilometer,
auf europa, uno unter Sen eurc-
paiiden Staaten beanfpruhen Nor.
megen, Sdpeoen, SinnIano utb
HuBlonb ben 2onenanteiI an Die
Ter @al6fldhe, ndmlih 1870 bonn
@anaerl. Sopeit es ii6 INN auBer-
europdiide 2anber banoelt, lit Ole
Statiitif nidt gang liidenlos. Sn
folgenoem iino nod ser rNatmr" Die
@aloreidtiimer Der 2anoer aufge=
5a6lt, Die ymebr nls taulenb
auaoratfiloneter Walo entbalten.
ioDeit Die 3onide l1eberiidt oor-
iiber @usfunft gibt. MuBeroroentlid
malbreid lit nod INNER Morbame-
rifa: 9anaoa itebt NIT 3197 Mil-
lionen 0uaoratfilometer obenon,
Die 8ereinigten 5taaten entbalten
2f80 MiGionen 4uaorotfilomeIcr.
alasfa belist 428.000, Merifo ct
pn 100000 Quaorotfilometer. Gic
@1loer oes tropiiden 5ii0omerifa4
idast 3on auf Pip WiIlionel.
auooratfilometer. Sie5u fommen in
ieine nod Die Intinen NIT t71.OOO
Quaoratfilometer. Die afrifanildeil
@alounsen iddbt 3on auf 1876
Wiaionen QuaoratfiIometer. Sic
&auptmenee bapon, $4,000
auaoratftlometer, ltnD IN Wttttel-
afrifa gu finoen, auberoem lit Ma-
bagasfar nit 100000 0uabratfi-
lometer eingerehnet. Muitralien
beranidlaet 3on auf 507. 900
QAiabratfiIonpter Saba auf
10000, biersu fommen Die Snipaii-
iden Snieln nit 5000 Quaorot-
filometern. 0as oiiatiihe Seltlano
uno Die angren5enoen Snielgruppen
qntbnlten nerihieoene %nuBerorbe1tt
lid tpolorei6e @ebiete: oas ruiii+
ihe Iiien aaein miro nit 1892
Wi[fonfn Auobrntfilomstlr eingc-
ih1tt, Snoien nit $4,000, So.
pan nit $4,000, Die 9bilippinen
nit 10000 Quo6ratfilometern.
Wennenspert iino Damn nod bie
@albbeitGnoe BON geplon mil
$1,000 Quabrotfilometern, ip1breno
3ppern nit 1900 Quaorotfilome-
tern Die Gifmme Der Statiitif nidt
meientlid beeinfluBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-22
80
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AGAINST PROHIBITION

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Die @abl lit Bis iest iuBerli
rubig perlaufen. Die 8eieiligung
mar am 9ormittag niht 10 groR,
mie man erpartet bate. Srgene
melhe s@orausiagungen tesiiglidJ
oes &eiultats iino CUR 3eit unlnog-
lid.
&eute baden fait ale Sc.
idafte bon Mittass an eeidIoHen,
INN ibren G,tgeifcllteu Den 9eiud
Der Stimmfditen 5l ermoglidcn.
SIN Boli5ei @ureau lit Elm
d,onpmer Brief einsetroffen, in
hern Der Sdreiber iagt, er iei Der
Yranbitifter. Der. 10 piele l~cerite-
benhe @duicr in Gan Mntonto tn
@rano eeltedi babe. Man 9laLbt,
Dab es iih Bel bieiem 8rief entme-
Der lin einen i9ledten @it ODER
I'm Die fire S6ee eines gerriidten
Gonoelt.
@eftern nuroen gum eritell
Mal nod laneer 3eit mieoer ein.
nal @ebdlter IN Der StaotbalIe ans.
be3oblt.
Seute morgen gegen elm llbr
murbe Die Seuertpebr olrd einen
faliden Mlarm mad Der @iintber
StraBe ~gerufen. MIs 1ie bort bin
fam, mar bon einem Seuer nidts
gu ieben. Greitae abeno, etpas nod
elf 1br, brah in Der Druderei
Der 9ultler 8rinting Gomptnp N,
Der Sf-gommerce StraBe elm Seuer
aus, oas ieooh ihnea unteroriidt
uuroe nnb mlr seringen GhaSen
anridtete.
: @don pie6er lit ein Ieer.
itebenoes Saus obsebrannt. Jreitae
murgen gegen 2 llbr entitano IN
Dem 9auIe SberHian @traBe SEQ.
207, ons gbomas /Mc@ee gebortc
nno 6as our 3eit unbenobnt NOR,
ein Seuer, lueldes oas Sous boil
itdnoig 5erltorte. Das Sous bate
einen Wert bon $4,000, Die Ser.
li6erung betrug MIR $4,000.
uniere Deteftibs beranitalte.
ten Greitas abeno cine Maa5ia auf
cine 9pielboae all Der Muitin Strc-
BE uno berbaftetcn ,1ein Neeer iiIo
einen Solonten.
Sn einem bieligen &oipital
itarb Soiepb Mard aits 8urIeion
County. Der @eritorbene NOR fdon
lange franf unb fam Dor nngef1br
bier Monaten bierber, UNI iid bon
biefigen Meraten ~bebonoeIn gu Ias.
len. Or mar ungefabr So Sabre
aft.
Mnf Der fleuen Mrmenfarul,
auf Der er als @drtner angeiteut
mar, itarb MooIpb Steffon i'm @l-
ter bon 68 Sabren. Ser 0erftorbene
Itammte aus Der Sdmeia. gr batte
bier feline Mngeborigen.
Senrp 2aue WiIion, unier
@otfhafter In Merifo, poiiierte am
Sreitas, auf Der Dnrhreiie nod
8aibinston un6 Netp gorf uniere
Stobt. gr aeigte iih iebr 5uriidbol-
tend uno noGte abfolut nidts iiber
bic Berbdltniiie in Merifo iaeen.
CT befin6et iid auf elmer mebripo-
6entlihen llrlaubsreiie.
Die in Der Ndbe Der Srio Gitp
Mooo gefnn6ene 2eid)e lit aIs Die.
ienige zines eeipiifen Gus. Silbert,
zines friiberen Sniniien Ser Mr'
menfarm, erfannt iporoen. gilbert
ipuroe am ia. M1rj ouf Der @rmell-
farm aufgenomnterl lito nerlieb bic
Garm pieoer Cube Moi. gr mol
49 Sabre alt uno itammte ans
Nep Oorf. Sffenbar mar or, aTs er
nod Der Sorm FAM Iungentrorf.
Sn leinem Sauie an Der Sen.
tudp Mpenue itarb Senrp @asner,
Elm befannter giirger unierer Stoot.
Ser 8eritorbene fpar 43 Sabre alt,
er por bier in Gan Mntonio eebo.
rem un6 aufgeuadien. @r binter,
I1Bt Suei 9odter urb einen Sobit.
Donnerfiae noht muros cincs
Der Ghanieititer Der Wihoel Qoan
EompaigD on Der SoIeoao GtraBc
onsgefhnitten un6 aug Dem 1en-
Itcr ipurber Shmufiaden i'm Werte
ben buuoert Dollars geitoblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-22
Gin COB in 9erien.

Son Hep. s. 5tubenbon, Maiiou
Sa., in Mnerfenmlna BON Or. Sings
Neue 2ebenspiGen:
Sic finb 10 notig Der @einnobeit,
Saltet iie itets i'm Sauie bereit.
8eriudtet SIR anoere nergebens,
Nebmt Or. Sings Binen oes Sc
bens.
Nnr 25c bel allen 0ruaaiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-22
Gin Dement,.

Is 1T ein Geraeet Inc nmts
laaf eefebt, eab Sic Sirhna
YSRernpitt,s n3iaiamts paint
Store" tanS iRre 2tfteetenfen
tint JnteseKc ser prshibitieft
tGfie icien. 1Dir piiniebeft
Riernsit sta erflarett, Sab ant
Sieier Sehampt,ne eein tpahs
res wsrt mnS Sab Sas &c,
riicbt pSaie eranSles 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-22

Oh oarfit ieoem feline @ci
hung iagen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-25
TIGERS ARE ON
DECK IN FORCE
Youngsters the Early Birds Arriving
For the Start Saturday for
Monroe.

All day Friday members OF the De
troit baseball club kept dropping into
the local headquarters, youngsters be-
ing conspicuous among the early
birds. BY noon the bunch included
Smaller, Kirke, Casey, Ness. Gainor
and Peasley, with more arriving
hourly.
Gainor and Ness were introduced
and sized each other up with interest
kirke has taken on a lot OF weight
and Is now scaling well over 200
pounds. He says it's all beef and
muscle, too. II 30. he Is about ready
TO qualify as a white hope.
Casey was early closeted with Pres
ident Navin and will undoubtedly
sign his contract before leaving.
Smaller, whom Jimmie Casey touts
highly. Is the Springfield, H., outfeld.
er. He looks like second edition OF
Davy Jones, only halfsize or 90
larger. They say he is fast and he
looks Il.
Both Smaller and Ness come from
the same part OF Chicago. They took
occasion OF their meeting to discuss
many stirring events that had hap
pened on the prairies while they were
both I'm their teens.
News came from George Moriarty to
the effect that he will not report here
for the start south, but will go direct
to Monroe from his home in Wood
stock, III.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-25
sAG|NAW Def
MEITlEs MtzER
d. A. C. Basketball Manager Takes
Part in Verbal Run-In With
Upstate Team.

The unbeaten Saginaw basketball
team has sort OF half-mind TO chal.
lenge the ID. A. c. Ave for the state
title. The negotiations up 10 date
have developed species OF argu'
ment which bears some OF the ear
marks OF promise.
The following dispatch from Sag
inaw exhibits the local teams side
of IL:
There will be no basketball
game this season between the
AllSaginaws and the ID. A. c.
team OF Detroit. for the state
championship. At least such are
the Indications at present, not
withstanding strenuous efforts on
the part of the Saginaw manage
ment TO arrange game. Man
ager Edwin Mcvety of the All.
Saginaws was I'm Bay City where
the ID. A. c. team played the Bay
City VS." and tried TO arrange a
game, but found the ID. A. c. men
impervious to argument. No rea-
sonable terms would be acceed-
ed TO. Under no conditions would
the ID. A. c. play here nor would
a return game be given in case
Saginaw visited Detroit.
When shown the above. Jake MAJ.
er's temperature Immediately leaped
above the boiling point.
So he tried to arrange game with
us, did he? Well all | heard along
that line at Bay City was a bunch OF
billingsgate he handed us during the
game, from the gallery. I'D like to
bet We would beat Saginaw fifty
points; that's what I think of 'em.
Why IL took the Saginaw teams very
life to beat Bay City by a three-point
margin and on Saginaw's own floor
We beat Bay City sixty points here
and IS up there.
The Saginaw team has played moth
ing but home games and plays on a
slippery dance floor. wouldn't con
slider a game there unless they
stretched canvas on the court. The
only terms under which I'll meet Sag.
inaw Is on two-game basis, here
and there. canvas at both places and
the Saginaw guarantee posted before
the game, In the hands of q neutral
party. They can take what We make
in Detroit; we'll take the proceeds
OF the game in Saginaw"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-25
Clever Boxer Not Popular in
Home Town; SluggerS Wanted
BY TIP WRIGHT.

CLEVELAND, O.. Feb. when
Kilbane left the ring his hair handn
been hussed."
That's what they said about John
ny Kilbane after II rounds with Jack
White, one OF the toughest feather
weights.
Kilbane type. He il too fast and
clever. He doesn't try for knockouts,
being content with decisions. He has
had 80 fights, losing one-to Abe At
tell, with Lee Shea, the Kansas City
referee, on the job. The newspapers
declared IL q draw.
Kilbane Is OF q new school, as Jim
Corbett was. He has challenged At
tell for the crown and when the boss
feather returns to the game he is ex-
pected to accommodate.
Kilbane has met the best. He drew
three times with Jack White, OF Chi
cago, got a decision In IL rounds the
last time out. He has beaten Patsy
Brannigan, Tom Kilbane, Biz Mackey.
Happy Davis, Bobby Tickle, AL Del
mont and others Of less note.
Kilbane looks like the next feather
weight champion. He is popular in
Philadelphia and Boston, yet good
as he Is he can't get dates In his home
town. No one seems to know why,
but the chances are Clevelanders like
the knock down and drag out sort,
not boys who know what to do with
their hands when the chance offers.
In my opinion Kilbane comes near
er being the reincarnation or the real
Critic than any man In the ring. His
footwork. feinting. blocking and
punching is a treat. He tented At
tell into leading and beat him to the
punch as he does with every boy he
meets.
Just keep an eye on this boy and
see how far, he goes with that cham
pionship thing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-25
OETR0ITERS FALL
BY THE WAYsIOE
Devogt, Lerchen and Eddie Gagnier
All Draw Tickets for Minor
League Jobs.

Terrible mortality has already de-
veloped In the ranks OF the Detroit
boys who were booked for big-leagus
try-outs during the spring. No less
than three OF them have already fal.
len by the wayside and this. without
so much as a game OF the training
season played.
While the Red Sox were enroute to
the Pacific coast In the vicinity OF El
Paso. Tex. Manager Patsey Donovan
announced the release OF bert Lerch-
en- and Rex DeVogt. The former Is,
OF course, the former ID. A. c. In
fielder. Local folks believe he had
scant chance to demonstrate his class
as member OF the Boston club last
year.
DE Vogt Is the former s. & 8. catch
err. and was touted as a second Killing
or Archer or something.
Both these players go to the Sacra-
mento club of the Pacific Coast
league
Eddie Gagnier's case fails to preseyt
some OF the narrowing features OF the
other two. Eddie il annually drafted
or purchased or something. only to
be sent back to Lincoln just before
the White Sox start on their spring
trip. There Is apparently some sort
OF an agreement regarding his SER
vices, between the Chicago and Lin
coin clubs. which leaves Eddie big
Lacquer every winter but puts him
back into the also-ran class when the
time comes to don a uniform. Each
fall Eddie's picture creeps into some
Detroit paper and permits the agile
little Detroiter to bask In this re-
fiected halo until spring comes round.
At Lincoln. Gagnier will be asso-
ciated with Robert Unglaub who will.
IL In understood. act as manager.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-25
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
mo TEAM LOOKS BETTER TO Me
FOR THE FLAG THAN MY OWN'']

bill. Oscar has possibilities as great
as those Of any catcher.
"As for the Tigers and the pennant
race, I'm not going to make any pre-
diction.
"AlI I can say Is that ! can see no
team that looks a more logical win
ner than does my own.
I'VE will surely find a first-base-
man who will be as good as Tom
Jones and, when | say that, I'm not
Understanding the worth OF that
sterling player. Moriarty and Della
hanty can't have two bad seasons in
a row but, even II they do, We are
better fortified than last year. Cobb
is right at his best. Davy Jones play
ed fine ball last year and Will again
All Sam Crawford lacked last year
was enthusiasm and that will return
with harmony on the club. One will
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-25
Short Lengths

OF course Ty Cobb will be late re-
porting. He IL going to move his fam
ny here and hopes to make training
camp about March s.
Oh yes! Heine Beckendorf In due "a
sigr contract today. Beck. old scout
we had almost forgotten about youl
Casey and Lsther. signed their De-
tioit contracts yesterday.
willie Hoppe ha. been chased out of
Paris The count dates back TO his
visit OF 1907. IL concerns a betting
John KELSEY IL I'm spring training nd
New Orleans, down TO 175 pounds III
report Is to be believed.
western, III. KsIama.oo. rs. a.
Westerns gym last night.
IL will be nip md tuck between the
Mcmillan High girls ard the Ypsilantl
night. The Detroit girls are believed
to be equal TO the task OF retaining
their championship. though
Monte Cross will nansse nc steub~n-
Vile this year. Steubenvilfe Is in Ohio.
BnI Douova. and sam Crawford .re
rival first sackers in the scrub games
that are being played at Hot Springs
The University OF Detroit ave WIS.,
tied Ann Arbor last right and trimmed
the University town ~" 81 TO 81.
Central. 10, Eastern, 1s. stockins's
men unwound terrific finishing sprint.
Harvsra,. oid-timc athlete. will n.
prominent at the funeral OF John
Graham the veteran trainer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-25
TALL FEATHER IS BUSY.
Jimmy 6rady's Next Bout 10 With
Eddie Nelson at the 500.

CHICAGO. Feb. 25.--Jimmy Brady.
the tallest featherweight In the box
ing game. left today for the Canadian
500. where he is matched to fight Ed
die Nelson ten rounds at catch weights
March 3. One week later Brady will
take on Kid Parker for the same num-
Der OF rounds and on March Is he Is
due to meet Kid Harris at Duluth In
a 1b-round 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-25
Soccer Game Sunday.

A friendly match between the De
troit and Wolverine soccer clubs viii
take place on the Artillery grounds,
Delray. Sunday. Kick-on at 3 o'clock
sharp Both teams are expected to
60 strong in the Michigan State
league. Many new players will wear
the red shirts of Detroit, and the
team will be selected from the follow
ing: King. A. Morgan, Bozgaard. Penn
berton, Pengelly. Bottom. Cunning
ham. Todee. Welfare, Thompson.
Hutchinson. Barnard. Davidson. Rob-
ertson. Patterson. Langworthy. All
players are requested TO meet at city
hall at 2 o'clock sharp.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-25
h.v tlaS, " British
OaI5nsl Bars (anu(kS

Once more the snobs who
constitute the board Of Hen.
ley stewards In charge of the
Henley regatta In England have
shown themselves to be mem
bers Of the pinheaded class.
The eight-oared crew OF the OF
tawa Rowing club, Of Caiada,
n one of the best on this side
OF the water, and $4,000 was
raised by popular subscription
70 send the crew 10 England
The Henley stewards, who have
frequently decided that a man
who earns his living by work.
tnx with his hands Is no gentle
man. have decided 10 reject the
entry. as the expenses of the
Ottawa crew were raised by
popular subscription and not by
the club or the oarsmen them
selves. Could anything be more
absurd? Yet we are told that
fhes> stewards consider them
ocIxcs renflemen and the truost
m 81 eportsmsn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-25
TOMMY HUDSON ON SHELF.
Injured His Right Arm In Early
Stages Of Albanese Fight.

Tommy Hudson, Detroit boxer who
disappointed in his bout at Windsor,
Wednesday night, with Albanese,
comes to the front with badly dam.
aged right forearm which he exhibits
as an explanation for his failure TO
store the Ohio lad away
I've broken both my hands and
both my arms at various stages OF
my boxing career" says Hudson, land
had TO go easy after I was hurt. I
could see the openings but couldn't
take advantage OF EN-"
Hudson has been instructed to lay
of boxing for week or two. after
which time he expects TO win back
his former laurels II Promoter Glass.
co will give him chance.
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couIon's Friends Leave.

CHICAGO. Feb. 25.--A large party
OF fight fans from Logan Square. John
ny Coulon's home suburb. left here
early today for New Orleans to at.
tend the Coulon-Conley fight there
Snrt,s5. The Chicago bunch are ire
pared to back their champion 20 the
limit in spite of the fact that Con.
lay II still at to 5 fayorite.
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-HueHIE JENNlNoa

never see more opportune batting
than what Sam did last year for US.
''Willett and Summers will surely
be better than last year and We have
in Lively, LATTE, Covington and Ca
vett, four pitchers who should give
us one or two corkers. Works Is
just getting 10 the age OF discretion
and look for regular work from him
next year. Stroud may make good the
promise he showed US at times last
season.
Lots Of Meetings In Camp.
"lf there 10 one feature I'm going
TO emphasize In our work in the
south this spring, IL will be series
OF meetings at which hope to get
the boys 20 planning together In the
old way that made the Tigers the
most feared and the most versatile
team in their league"
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Bis TOURNEY IS
OPENED TO-DAY
Bufalo's Mayor Will, of Course, Roll
the First Ball Along the Alleys,
As Starter.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 25--Mayor
Furhmann will open the fifth inter
national tournament OF the National
Bowling association tonight. Dowlers
from II states, the District OF Colum.
bia and Canada, will participate in
the 22 days tournament. There are
"a Sfive-men teams entered, us two
men teams. and 1,451 individual, bowl
ers. The prizes aggregate $4,000.
Tonight the alleys will be given over
to local bowlers.
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BOWLER IN TROUBLE.
Johnny VOORHEES, Bumps Up Against
Law On Several Counts.

Johnny VOORHEES,, the Brooklyn
bowler, ID In q peck of trouble. He
was recently hailed into court for
abandonment and paroled for later
appearance. VOORHEES, failed to show
and was brought In again on bench
warrant before Magistrate Dooley.
He was again paroled, but was ar
rested a. he left the court room on a
warrant for passing a check that
came back marked IN. G. Charles
n Graves. cashier for a Brooklyn
cafe, IL the complainant. He alleges
that he cashed SIS check for voor-
heis during the holidays. This was
dishonored, he states. The bowler
gave hi manother check, he says, to
cover the amount, stating that the
first was an error. This was also re-
turned. he claims. Magistrate Nash,
In the Adams=st court paFeled peers
heis. .s.s.