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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
BY HARRY NELLY.

Here is glowing chance for the
management of the Detroit Athletic
club TO show il it really wants to meet
the Y. Nj. c. A. basketball team for
the championship OF the city. In spite
OF the fact that the \ team holds Iirst
place by virtue OF its showing last
season, its management is willing 10
make concessions looking toward con-
tests with the ID. a. {.
The first objection made 10 the
floor by Manager Jake Mazer of the
ID. A c., was that the screens behind
the baskets were glass and the fact
that spectators peered from behind
the transparent surface interfered
with shooting on the part of men not
used to that sort of thing.
III the ID. a. c. has any objection
10 the glass backgrounds, we Will paint
them" says Manager Richard Harfst.
Further than that, We will paint
them any color the ID. A. c. desires
Therefore, If the ID. A. c. has any
choice OF cclors, IL now has the OPP
portunity OF coming forward and max
ing its favorite hue known. This
seems like a big piece of generosity
on the part OF the Y officials. aud GER
tainly defines their attitude clearly,
putting them in the light of men who
are willing TO give up any advantage
they might claim rightfully as cham
pions who own a title and can name
conditions under which championship
games should be held.
AS to the difference as to cost OF the
gym. and the Light Guard armory,
it dey elops that the Y charges $50 ana
not $50 as the d. A. &. folks stated,
while the rental of the armory Is Sl25
and not 500. This makes net saw
ing of SIS in using the Y court.
Folks from the Y say they never
heard any loud protests from their
patrons concerning the overnanging
balconies and il the patrons OF the
game are satisfied with the conditions
which exist there, the ID. A. c. has no
kick coming.
The liberal concession on the part
of the Y. " c. A management as TO
painting the backgrounds, certainly
has removed the chief bone OF con-
tention between that institution and
Manager Mazer. Ii looks very much
as though the next move was up 10
the ID. A. G.. and If IT doesn't move
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
CALLS JOHNSON NIGER.
SD LITTLE DRAWS A FINE

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Failure &c agree
as to whether Jack Johnson, heavy
weight champion, or his former man
ager, George Little, is the real own
err OF $1,000 diamond ring which
the latter sued TO recover, was re-
ported here today by jury in Judge
Goodnows court. The case will not
be tried again before Jan. H., II then.
Meantime Johnson holds the ring.
During the progress OF the trial
Little got in bad" with both the
court and Johnson when he referred
10 the latter as niger Despite
the courts reprimand, Little refused
to withdraw the term and drew a fine.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
BIG WRESTLERS SIGN
WITH WOLVERINE CLUB

Manager Jack Herman, who handles
the affairs of Zbyszko, the Polish
wrestler has accepted terms OF the
Wolverine Athletic club for a bout
here Jan. % with Henry Ordeman
This fellow Ordeman made great
showing before the Wolverine against
Ernest Fenby, who was child II, his
hands The fans believe ne viii give
the giant Pole tough battle. ZOys2
kos ability was shown here last sea
son.
The preliminaries have not been
arranged. but strong card is assured.
The first show of the Wolverine club.
held early last December made 4 big
hit because OF the clean methods EN-
ployed. Officials of the club declare
the policy put in force at that lime
will be employed at every entertain.
ment The coming bouts will DC held
in Light Guard armory.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
Nj ahmout Ready
To Meet All

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Yussiff NAH
mout. fresh from Omaha, where Farm
or Burns, purporting to represent
Frank Gotch, presented him with tile
worlds wrestling championship, today
declared through his manager, John
Krone, that he was willing 10 take
on anyone to prove his right to the
honor
The Turk probably will meet Jesse
Westergaard At Kansas City in the near
future. An attempt also will be made
by Mahmout manager TO arrange "A
meeting with Jack Curley, who is
managing Hackenschmidt, the Rus
sian Lion with a view OF matching
TO the giant foreign grappler The
latter match, if arranged, probably
will be staged in Chicago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
Y Will Paint Glass
If DAG. Demands 1t
MANAGER RICHARD HARFST OFFERS TO MAKE CON
CESSION ON SUBJECT THAT HAS BEEN
BOTHERING MANAGER JAKE MAZER.

rapidly, some unkind people may cry:
"Fraidy cali,
The teams ought 10 get together IN
ample time to determine the city and
possibly the state championship in y
series OF contests starting early
enough that the honors may be de-
cided in games a number OF weeks
apart BY so doing the stability OF
the fsves will be determined much bet
ter than If the games are crowded
into three or tour weeks.
Basketball has a good firm mold on
the sport loving part of the Detroit
public, and squabble OF managers
over inconsequental details will not
help at all In holding the attention OF
the fans who are willing 10 roll dol
lars across the lodges of the box office.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05

80 OF Hin and Ntller's SAB OF y. 7O6.s4
f. OF lot TO- Collins farm
Lots rs and 39-Potters sub OF ".
2l7I9 It. OF O. l.. oil. JOS. Campau
TRAI GOTT sCHMIDT's HEIRS SUR.
Lots To l6 both inclusive. and lots
80 10 s.. both inclusve-Traugott
Schmidts Heirs sub. OF "A part OF o. LIS
- and 20. aud adjoining property. Leib
farm.
sECoR AND DAVIS Sun.
Lots = aud 10 and rear lots 10 to
90, both inclusive--SccUr and Davis
sub Of the $. 273.2o IT OF o. l.. 81, st.
Aubin farm.
Lots l 20 =. both inclusive. and lots
% To a. both ,oclusiyc-Plat of
Smons sub Of o T.. y. Chene farm.
JOHN =. TROEsTER's sUB.
Lots to T. both Inclusive. and lots
90 10 ~. both inClusive--Iohn :. Troes-
tcr's sub. Of .. l. i5. James Campau
farm.
E. c. VAN HUSAN's sun.
Lots / TO :. both inclusive. and lots
iG 20 20, both mclusive--E. G. Van
Husan's sub of a part OF o. l.. rs. Nc
Dougall farm
JAMES wTrHERELL's HEIRS SUB.
% and the :. 1862 n. OF y. 2ly II. OF
q l.. 22--Plat of the sub. OF T. G. No.
90 by the Heirs Of James Witherell.
The Common Council of the city OF
lf'AIO VII NV liz UNtu anu ufteIiuiUtu
that said district. herein above
described, is benefited by the opening
and widening of Kirby avenue, from
Mitchell avenue to McDougall avenue.
where not already opened as public
street and highway and having re-
solved that 81 23150 OF the damages
awarded by verdict OF jury In tho
Recorders Court Of the City OF Detroit,
In pursuance o. proceedings under the
provisions Of Act l24 OF tine Public Acts
90 1852. as amended. be assessed upon
the owners and occupants OF the tax
trict, VA proportion, as near as may be.
to the advantage which each lot or par
Gel is deemed To acquire by such OPEN
ing
Notice is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all the
lots and promises included in said diJ-
triCt aud aable TO be assessed for said
Improvement under the provisions OF
said public act. and that roll OF said
assessment Is now completed. and VIII
remain az the Assessors Offce. in tho
city Of Detroit, for twelve days from
the date OF the first publication OF this
notice. that is from the date hereof
until January nth. 1911 for the in
spcction OF all persons concerned
therein. and that the Board OF Asses
sors will meet on the 18TH day 81 .Taru-
ary. 1911, at 10 o'clock a m, at their
office in the city Hall and will remain
IN session between the hours OF 10
a m, aud II m. on said day. and during
the same hours, Tor three successive
days thereafter, 20 hear any person OF
assc ssment so made and 20 review and
correct the same. II correction thereof
be found necessary.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY JOHN c. NAGEL,
t2SO President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
Can't Beat Fans
In Old Virginia

Virginia ans are made of the real
stuff over 1000 of them followed
the Montgomery and Plainsville clubs
of the Virginia valley league through
two towns TO an open field TO see "A
game last season.
When Montgomery police refused
TO allow the game in that city, the
teams and fans took train to Plains
vine. The game was prohibited there
The fans and players rode TO tie next
town on the line. lid again were re-
fused permission To pl.T.
The engineer was told TO stop the
train at the next level spot The fans
down cornstalks TO make room
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
SHORT LENGTHS
student. nj Michigan want hockey.

students nj Michigan want hockes;
They have petitloned the athletc boarc
to that effect The Canadian game -
popular among eastern colleges, while
Case and Reserve at Cleveland nave
taken 10 up recently. Good game,
hockey
Old Probs IL hitting EN- about 400.
Fellow who Nns at Windsor last
pink tea pretty soon at the Windsor
a g The promoters were hooked
properly on bouts That We're too tame
tO count
Press agent Of Nd WoIHast nt Cad
lilac. Mich, sends word that kids
challenge the great champ Better
Hght ON Al. than remain TOO long lu
iuicne~s. Rene mucrIng all the time
mat us a Ions ways back
Doc Roller. 90 seattle, T. at VT.
Clemens, suffering from blood poison
INK Doc holds the Iong distance
wrestling record OF all time, having
Travelled 1900 miles ~ 80 days -
engage In 81 bouts wrestling mus.
De- quite rr'ntaoIo cor the sa"-bones
Efforts are being made ~ Arkansas
uuistrFit, Goo retain Athletic Coach
Hugo H,lu,h MiCIi-dh Agricultural
college, wants him. hul Arkansas folks
say h, j. bound To- tuut institution Pos
force. Furthermore. tHD- cTcr 10 raise
lis gataIN.
GcHc lawrence met 'i,dc BteakIey
at Pontiac tu "a " cStlnE match Hast
night licdklty rNIrc,-t Co tIruar
Lawrence. lut hG- stuck with his man
- minutes ami kept behind HIM most
Of tho time
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
KIRBY AVENUE.

KIRBY AVENUE.
from Mitchell avenue TO McDougall
avenue. where not already opened as "A
public street and highway.
TO ca Anthony AmbroZowtcz. VIII
liam Amrhcin.
OBJ Christine Brandenberg. w. Bran
dCnbCTg. Valentine BurmistrZak, August
Binga. Anthony Borowski. sidney }.
bloomfield. Samuel Bauschab, John Bor-
kowicz. Joseph Bork, John Bunny. Mar
tin Bayer: Adam Burczk. Michael Bud
zinski, Theodore BoNinski, Frank &.
Burakowski. p. Burrell. Anthony
Badaczcwski. Joseph Rrelowsli, George
T. Badcr, Leo Blaszkiewicz, stephen
Bialkowski
90 CharIemagne Clark. Anthony
Chiliuski Valentine Cichy Maryan
Cwiskala, Daniel CGinpau. Flora =.
Coleman. Charles ;. Chase. Anna T..
Clark. Mary CZeppa, Citizens savings
Bank
90 Frank Darga. August Drogosch.
Detroit National Bank. Mary Doian,
Charles Doeblsr, Valentine Duzynskl'
CEl Lcrentz Elnheuscr Otto Eckert.
John ElwertowslN, Adolph Ewaldt.
OO John FilIp. Frank Florkowski
Frank Frcta Leopold Freud. Stanislaus
Tlueucr Joseph FrauckowIak, Michael
Focut Margaret Fcsscr. Edward From
co.. Anthony Gutowski oscar J
erode CuaiW.r Gross. Henry cross.
JOSEPH Grzvwinskt Casimir Glapa.
Anna Grvudzruska. John Gulinski, Gus
ta,c 'usi<. Joseph GuShrr. J.. Graudy
Estate. John GafRc. John y erik il.
Ellcu Green, Catherine GIpperich. jacob
CIccrstiut.
dD John i Huckonstcln. Frederick
IIeuvl. Victor J Hcbel Albert Holschuh
AItrrt Nr,manu. Valentine Hojuacki
FltSah"th y llohan. iiaug aud ferkes
William Hoffman, .ilill aul Miller Hos
.sclbayApr Estdtc. John iiaustcin, simon
iIeiutz. W. W. Hannah.
3.
80 John JautuWski. Mary Jo2el Ak.
william Jake, John Jnsa. john
JarD-2ews ki
tK) Frank Kraiewski. julius Ko-
se,kl. T. w Kellogg. krcutlcr Bros,
Anna Elaft. louu Klcmausk. Roman
klefkowsli. Michael kulwickL George
kuehle. Anna King, Joseph kcla. John
KryCh. John kreuflcr. Andrew karpiu-
ski Alhcr, kolbrrtawtrZ, tlurtan ko-
nirc2kI, Frank kasmieIczak. John ka-
Wirskl. VI iohael kosldor Gottlicb kspa,
Wilton KolalSowski William y kins,
Henry : Noppiu. Andrew kOwalskt, Ig-
uatius koprowski Henry koruack.
CL) } " Later. August Lorkowskt,
John Loeb W. - Lsttmcr. Emil Louis
'IehrC. Anthony Lipke, Martin Lava
kQwski Edward bukasch. John Lay
man. l.. ~ l.arkiu. Frank Lukanowski
tMc) William r. McAlouOn. John Nc
Co mack. Louise McDermott.
lMl Alexander Mysazkisr. John }.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
Johnny Coulon
To Defend Title

CHICAGO, Jon. 5.--Johnny Cou,on
and frankie Conley will hight for the
bantamweigIt championship OF Amer
lea at New Orleans the latter part OF
this month
This announcement was made here
today by Pop" CoulOu, who asserts
2 that the officials OF the southern city
shave removed the ban on the fight
game.
= Coulon IS training here daily for
the coming match AMI asserts he wiz
be in fine condition fer the go Preyi.
! Gus to the championship meet he Will
take on Johnny DAILY OF New York, in
an eight-round affair at Memphis.
Boxing fans OF the Tennessee city are
said TO be working to bring about a
revival OF the lighting game there.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05

They have given the rules under
which siN-round bouts are held in
Philadelphia a rejiggering, some OF
the innovations being real improve
ment while others, especially the
one insisting upon the use OF ak.
ounce gloves instead of the five-ounce
m.tts, is not looked upon with favor.
One good change is the rule gov
eruing bandages TO be used by the
boxers. Old-umers never thought OF
baEdaging their hands as the boxers
OF today insist upon doing. The man
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
Fielding Doesn't Count.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-That sCintil-
lating fielding is not Tie most import
ant ingredient in champion baseball
team, is shown by the fielding aver
ages OF the Eastern league, made pub
he by President Barrow today. They
show Rochester, winner of the 1910
pennant. seventh in fielding, four
points ahead OF Baltimore, which
brings mp the rear. Newark was the
best fielding team, with an average
OF 800
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
position. lRONCLAps.
Y HAS STRONG OPPONENT
IN HOPE COLLEGE TEAM

The Y. III. c. A. basketball team
expects a hard contest this evening
when il tackles Hope college at the
" gym. Last year Hope beat NJ. a.
G. and in turn suffered defeat, while
the Spaldings beat Hope, then lost TO
I the Y. after that team had fallen be-
fore NJ. A. c. Thus the Y team
4 claimed the state championship.
The Y team has practiced hard dur
ing the past few weeks and If possible
4 will hand the small end of the score 10
Hope as a stepping stone to state sue
cess this year The game begins at
$3.50, and there will be no preliminary
contest. Physical Director Dekruif
: will act rs referee.
n The lineup follows
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05

VINO first wrapped his hands in adj
hesive plaster probably did so TO pro
toct a fist that had been broken but
the trick has become a habit, and q
dangerous one.
Some of the bandages used in the
rink transform the boxers hands into
weapons which are but slightly modi.
fed forms of the cestus Of the gladi-
ator. The extent 10 which the use
Of bandaIes has been carried is well
illus trated in the second photograph
reproduced here
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
This Wrestler
Looks Like Name

Another foreign giant is on his way
TO America. lie is seeking matches
with the best wrestlers. The giauts
name is Sampson, and he Is known
as the German Hercules.
Samson is the Biggest grappler who
has ever been in the States. He
stands six feet four inches and tips
the scales at 200 pounds. His other
measurements are: Neck, 20 inches:
chest, 5l blceps, 10: thigh, 27; calf.
l71.. lie is 2S years old
Samson comes here with a good
recorl He expects to improve 1t nc
the expense OF Roller, Westergaard.
ZbysZko, Hackenschmidt and others.
Samson will be managed by f. Al
berti No 49, LaSalle-dvc.. Chicago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05

paris. Everyone knows how quickly
this stun sets. BY the time the first
round was over the hand was encas-
ed in mold as hard as cement,
Kid McCoy's little smoothness Is
said TO have consisted OF specially
prepared tape. TO all appearances
harmless when wrapped upon The
foxy Kids hands, but soon afterward
II took on hardness fatal to the
other fellows jaw when II connected.
An idea of what boxer is hit with
when he is the victim OF the plaster
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05

Ii is claimed that Bob Fitzsimmons
orieinated the plaster-ol-Paris fist
although Kid Mccoy has been credit
ed with being the first 10 resort to
ths trick.
II is related that when Ftzsim
mons and Jeffries met the second
time. old Bob, Just before the gloves
We're drawn on, slipped his right
hand into water and then popped it
into the glove, which behind the back
OF one or his seconds had been liter
ally filled with powdered plaster-of-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
Hockey Teams
Are All Pinned

What appears TO be the two best
teams in the Detroit Amateur Hockey
league. will contest this evening at
the Arena. They are the ID. A. {. and
.Ironclads. The game begins at 3
O'Clock.
So Both have worked hard TO perfect
team play and both are confident Of
success. The Ironclads will use
sWeightman at goal in place of Cline.
while the ID. A. &. will be strengthened
by the addition of Walker at point,
Both these players were signed up
several weeks ago, but have not APP
lpeared in previous contests. The line
up follows:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
BURROUGHS OPEN SEASON
ON COMING MONDAY NIGHT

The Burroughs basketball team will
open their season MONDAY, Jan. >, on
their floor. The Toledo Blades viii
be the opposing team and as this
team is composed OF some OF the best
players In Ohio. good fast game is
assured
Burroughs lineup Will be picked from
the following players: Schultz. Con
. roy and SmitZ, guards. Fuchs, Walk
er and Payne, forwards, Maorob TT
aud Thillman, centers.
~ A preliminary game VIII be played
9between the Burroughs Yong Men 5
club and the ST. JOINS y This
should be one OF the best James oil
the season as both teams arc out after
the hOn0rs In their class.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05

otparis fist may be obtained from
the photograph, showing boxers
fist after being Withdrawn from "A
glove, prepared by being sprinkIcd
inside with the powder
Another trick of the ring" which
Philadelphia authorities are to be
congratulated for prohibiting, is the
use of oil OF mustard The applica-
ton of n bit of this connection upon
the surface OF a glove has won many
fight. by binding the man unfor-
tunate enough to receive blow be-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
Ennrts nrc belns mndc hN NrLnnsn-
Lanehorne Joins Packard Force

j. I. LansnOrne has beer made
manager OF the truck department. OF
the Packard Motor Car Co. Prior 20
coming 10 thief actory at DetIoit. he
spent some time gaining thorough
knowledge OF the Packard truck bust,
ness by assisting the truck depart.
men. OF the Packard Motor Car Co, OF
New York. ahd various Packard deal.
ers throughout the country. MIR
Langhorne Is AN old business man and
manufactures OF considerable repute.
having been one of the pioneers i'm the
adding machine business in both this
country and abroad,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
Cornell Wins Easily.

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 5.-Cornells
hockey team, after a cleanup Of most
of the other colleges that it met on
its midwinter tour, departed today for
Ithaca, its last scalp being that or
Western Reserve university which II
defeated last night by a score Of l3
to o. Western Reserve proved much
easier opponent than did Case, OF the
night before, and the victory was an
easy one.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05

for the outfelders and leveled of an
intield.
The game went 20 extra innings,
and was a tie when the engineer said
the train would have to move. The
game went on The fans telephoned
to Mont gomery for steamboat TO go
home
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
At JACKSONVILLE.

First Racc--Two-year 4 mile:
Dean. 1l5. Coletta, 1i5: Goldmine, rs;
Mary Lee Johnson, 49, Silis Crump,
l15; Moralight. rs, Grace Nc. ll5; Lii
liam T. II5. Naughty Rose. rs: Rose
OF Jeddah. 115, Little Marion, l15; Sis
ter Florence. 115; DreNel I'M llJ;
Stilennt. lis: Efficiency lis; Eaton.
IFS
Second Race-Selliug. 3-year-Olds
and up a mile: Ben Lomond, 90. Morn
ing Song. %, Emma stuart 90. Ford
bank %. T. T. Shipp. 90 Louis Rel.
90 ..-Mystidcr. lot. Marie Hyde, 10.
Third Race-Four-ye ar-olds and up.
:. mile: Longhand, l01. Dr. Holzbcrg.
l0i, Carlton O., lot. Bob Co, loo. Tom
Hayward. 100
Fourth Race-SeuinE. 3-year-olds
and up, mile and 20 yards: Limpet,
lU3. Aviator, 81, Miss Marjorie. 100;
wander. 1ol: Boscburg H., 107: Earl
oi Richmond, l01.
Fiftl E4ce-S"lling i.year-olds AMI
up 2, mil Eve White, 1ol: May
AmoNo. to5. Naunctte. los; col ASH
meade loo smoker 10. All Red. III.
~iNth E1cc-Selliug 3-ycar-olds and
up j lilo miles. Whin 81. Radium
star ot. Starovcr. 1ol. Ell 1teck. l0t;
Ftlruda. lo3. Judge Walton. loo. Mique
q EIieu, H.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
TODAY'S ENTRIES
At TAMPA.

First Race--Selling. 6 furlongs: Ton
Toohey, 100; Merise. 101, Beth Good
win, 107. Carthage, 100. Walter Nc
Lean, lO9.
Second Race-Selling, 6 furlongs
Mark II, So. Fenhir. IS: Okolona, 95
Big Usage. 100. George Turner, 107i
Amber Wilmot, 107, The Hoat, lO7
Third Race-Sellng. furlongs:
Bodkin, %. Chess. 80. Sweet owen, YS;
Royal Lady. l07: Tony w, 1903; Rubi
ola 100.
Fourth Race-Selling furlongs
Severe. 104 Albion H. l07; Hiram, lO9.
Ringer. l09. Grenade. log; Horace T..
l09
Fifth Racc-Selling. furlongs:
Ike Cohen. "a; olivia Meiklc, %, Gill
plan, 100. Uncle Walter. 10; Mean
drews, 10: John Marris. lOi, DR.. Hol-
lis. 10: chief Hayes, 113.
Sixth Race-Selling, lis miles:
OmiCron. 100; Pinte. l0i. Gull, lO4:
Elizabethan, 104: Horizon. 101. Beth
lehem. 107: Herman Doyle, lilo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05

tween the eyes from the doped blove.
Such tricks as kneading the pad
ding away from the knuckles of The
lighters hands, heeling and elbowing,
will probably be uninterrupted, unless
stopped by referees, but the tricks
which have won fights in the past
and are looked down upon by men
who have the interests of boxing at
heart are doomed-in Philadelphia az
least
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05

RusIne.s-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. 10
John R-st Main 1895 or City $3.50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
siIliter Wrestles Bingham.

- John Bitter of Toledo. claimant OF
the lightweight wrestling champion
ship. meets William Bingham, OF Lon.
|, don, Eng. at Bay City, Monday. Jan.
-. The bout will be catch.as-ca'ch can.
best two out OF three falls, pin falls
10 count and stranglehold ,iaried. Tho
match lIbe for the hghtweighr title
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05

-. 1hesr may or may NOT he some
'thing IN name nut Hone college
k0teys basketball At the \ sevening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
NOTICE OF STREET OPENING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.

Detroit January ,. 1911.
Notice OF Street Opening Assessment
Roll No. 205 for opening and widening