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The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
Soccer League
w ants Referees

The weekly meeting of the Michi-
gan State Soccer league was held last
night. Seven, clubs were represented;
there was also q large number OF FOL
lowers Of the soccer game present.
Communication from the American
Football association was read. urging
the league to join. The secretary was
instructed to write and affiliate the
league with the parent body down
east General business was transact
ed Reports from wyandotte and Bay
City were submitted, all OF which were
satisfactory
Mr.. Miller formally applied for ad-
mission OF the Windsor club, which
was granted. The chairman, Mr.. Ba-
ter, addressed the meeting and i'm
pressed on the representatives the
necessity OF getting the clubs in work
ing order, so that the schedule may
be drawn up as soon as possible. Any
clubs wishing to join should apply at
once. There is also vacancies for
capable referees. Next meeting at BIG
Michigan-ay Jan. "a, p m.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
(From st. Louis Times.)


Should william Bailey, who lets
go with the left, be given another
trial with the Brownies? Baileys rec
ord last season was 3-18, mark sum
ciently rank to send any pitcher back
into the thickest OF the brush; but
when Col. Hedges asked for waivers
on Bailey, Just seven clubs refused
to let him get away. And why? Be
cause these clubs think Bailey has the
makings OF a pitcher.
Bailey now weighs ia pounds,
about 80 more than he ever weighed
before. Furthermore, Sir William,
the once Texas sapling, has gone on
record as saying he will pitch his
arm of for Bobby wallace. That was
before Wallace was named manager.
Now the Job belongs to the Scot and
Mr.. Bailey reiterates that he Will
wear his left arm on Its hinges for
Manager Rhoderfck.
Now what should be done with
Bailey? The mere fact that other
clubs refuse to waive on him empha-
sizes williams worth. Bailey claims
that Bailey couldn't have done better
under O'Connor and admits that he
did not try last season. Some per
sons say that Bailey couldn't have
done better because he's not pitcher.
Well, these wise geeks evidently
know better than Hughie Jennings
and Connie Mack, either of whom Is
willing to give Bailey a chance.
II Bailey II good enough for Mack
or Jennings, he's good enough for US,
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
Must stick to Ono Job

when Altizer was a member OF
the Washington team" comments j.
Ed Grillo, che convinced every one,
including himself, that he wasn't a
shortstop, and yet the Cincinnati club
seems to have permanently assigned
him to that position. But one sea
son OF constant play In that position
may have developed Altizer into
star player In that position. There
Is no doubt about his having shown
graz. form for the Minneapolis team
last season. and Il Is not improbable
that he will make good for Cincin-
natl next season. When at Washing
ton Altizer was shifted from one posi-
ton to another and was so while he
was with Cleveland and Chicago.
The result was that he was Jack
Of all trades and master Of none.'"
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21

teemed more or less unusual, not to
say improper, but In those days and
in the realm of royalty II was the APP
proved fashion. Fortunately, however,
Marie Antoinette was permitted TO
meet the man before she actually
married him. which was not until the
following May. The French insur-
gents celebrated the twenty-third an
niversary of the wedding ring Incl
dent by chopping the head OF her
royal husband, Louis XVI, with the
guillotine.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
AIRvIEw SEWER PUMPING STA
TION, INLET AND OUTLET.

Inlet 1876 IT. by IT.. cylinder, 3-ring
brick outlet 169 feet. The sewer Ia to
be brick In tunnel or In open trench, At
option of contractor Each bidder Is
supposed TO examine the drawings, to
visit the locality OF the work, and TO
ties and difficulties attending the exc
cution of the work. including local con-
ditions and all other contingencies.
Each bidder must deposit with his
bid certified check payable to the
order OF the Department OF Public
Fairview Sewer Pumping Station $4,000
Which sum will be forfeited to the
Department In case the bidder refuses
or ngelects TO enter into contract
within Ave days after the acceptance
Of his or their tender. Such contracts
to be subject to the approval OF the
Common Council. Checks deposited
the bidder on demand The bidder
whose tender - accepted will be re-
CURED TO furnish with his contract an
approved surety company bond to the
City of Detroit In the sum OF so per
cent OF the contract price. conditioned
on the full and faithful performances
Of his or their part OF the contract.
tract bond the amount deposited with
the tender will be returned to the
No bids will be accepted from any
person or firm who Is in arrears to the
City Of Detroit, upon debt or contract.
or who IL I'm default as surety or other
wise upon any obligation to said city.
pressly reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals
(4039) J. J. HAARER,
(273) Commissioners.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
JOHNSON READY
TO BOX KAUFMAN
Posts Check In Pittsburg for Match
Within the Next
Month.

PITTsBURG. Pa. Jan. 21.-Jaek
Johnson has called Al. kaufman. His
check for $4,000 10 In the hands or
a local sporting editor today, and the
dusky champion has sent out the word
that he is ready to meet the San Fran
ciscan within four weeks.
Il want to silence these hot-air mer-
chants" said Johnson today. and ths
ten thou goes not only for forfeit
and side bet against Kaufman, bur
IL he welches. will keep II posted
as to bet for George Cotton 70
cover, with the condition that. II I
can't put him out within ten rounds,
he gets the dough-"
Johnson seems to be In earnest
He declared he must put an end 70
the talk abont his refusing to meet
this or that fighter before he sails
on his tour OF the world q month
from now. After his closing exhfbi-
ton at local theater tonight, he viii
leave for Chicago and q week later
will start for California. After sew
eral weeks there, he will board the
steamer for Australia.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
SHORT LENGTHS

Michigan Aggies beat the Alma col
lege at basketball oil to "a. Fred
Busch. OF Detroit. made seven field
baskets for the Aggies.
National league bulletin No. an
nounces that George Gore has signed
VITA Erie, while Keokuk has Bresna-
han. Beebe and Leifeld. Roll over.
Towser!
Milwaukee In said 90 have abandoned
hope of getting Tom Jones. Good rea
son-Detroit will keep him.
ranch where Stanley Ketchel was
killed. is the late pusilisrs father.
Western High beat Pontiac a, b..k-
etball, 26 to "a. The game went over
time Western came from behind after
the suburbanites had comfortable
lead.
Ralph stroud, Detroit pitcher, has
sent In his signed contract to President
Frank Navin.
Eastern High found Mcmillan m
easy victim in basketball and defeated
that team - to Is. The result never
Show use doth breed habit q. .
Some folks are not hard TO suit. For
Instance, Taft Is on the Olympic COM
mittee. II has been said there's a diff
ference between contented and salts
fed.
There - mo- particular Significance
In the election of III. T.. Coffin Of De-
troit, to the presidency OF the Manu-
facturers Contest association, an au-
tomobile trade organization.
Bugs Raymond sojourns ut Dwight,
Ill. taking his In the arm. The gun
medico who perforates the insect guar
antees Bugs can look glass OF dis
titled corn, rye, potato, rice or cactus
In the eye and never recognize IL. after
the treatment.
II steve Kane and BilIy KLEIN were
the best umpires In the National league
(Which New York fans insist Is the
facO, and Kane has had the rollers
slipped under him, what will the arbi-
trating stan look like this Year,
Out I'm Tulsa, Oklahoma, women
fought q six-round boxing match In
the presence OF 700 spectators. II was
declared a draw. There still are spots
I'm the west quite untamed.
Meaning nothing I'm particular, hut
calling attention TO the fact that when
Banjohnson slipped the rollers under
Bob Hedges. somebody gummed the
gears, and Col. Bob has an extra $1,000
slnkers In the Crouch bag. Meanwhile,
the ina a-R-a" OF Atkins a. Co, who
tried to horn In. can be heard In the
suburbs.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
No Wonder They
Change Names

Here Is list OF the ring and real
names, Of some Of the real and imita-
ton fighters basking In the public eye
at present:
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien-Joseph
+. Hagan.
Young Corbett-william H. Roth
well.
Freddie Welsh-Fred Hall Thomas
Young Erne-Hugh F. Calvin.
Jim Flynn-Andrew Chairglion.
Tommy Ryan-Joseph Youngs.
Hugo Kelly-Ugo Mitchell.
Bill Lang-William Lanfranchi.
Jack Dempsey-John Kelly.
Battling Nelson-Oscar Battling
Matthew Nelson.
Tommy Burns-Noah Brusso.
Frank Mantell-Frank Otto Mintell.
Tony Ross-Antonio Rossilano.
Young Donohue-Phil Powers.
Leach Cross-Louis G. Wallace.
Harry Lewis-Henry FISHERMAN.
Fighting Dick Hyland-William
Uren.
Phil Brock-Phil Slomowitz.
Frankie Conley-Francesco Sonte
Knockout Brown-Valentine Brown.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
Asks for Ideas
From Ball Fans

CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-President Muir
Murphy, OF the Chicago Cubs, has Is
sued an invitation to Chicago fans to
suggest changes In the rules for play
ing the national game that will tend
to make II better.
As a member OF the rules commit
tee OF the National league, Murphy
declares he is willing to receive COM
ments from fans, particularly on two
questions that have caused great dis
cussion lately. These two questions
are: shall a baserunner who over
slides second or third II touched out,
be called out" and Should the batter
be given his base on three balls, in
stead OF waiting for four?"
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
Harvard Will
Play Princeton

PRINCETON. N. j.. Jan. 21.-The
Official announcement that Harvard
will play football in Princeton on
Nov. 4. although expected, has occa-
stoned great enthusiasm among
Princeton undergraduates. IL Is
probable now that Princeton will
drop negotiations for a game with
Cornell, as the management does not
wish to increase the Princeton SEIZED
ule too hea"ily.
Although Princetons prospects are
not particularly bright for next fall.
the inclusion OF Harvard in the sched-
ule is expected to make competition
for the Tiger team SO sharp that the
results will justify the management
in adding this burden to the team.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
Bailey Would Look O. K.
In a Detroit Uniform

so let's keep him. He Is heavier and
has better chance to make good.
Bailey Is only kid, and would II not
be wise to carry him until he proves
that he's absolutely no good? Then
II his conduct isn't o. K, set him down
without pay. Ballplayers must live,
and IL Bailey has any irregular habits
which prevent him from winning
games. he soon will correct these II
his pay envelope stops. Bailey should
get another trial because Mack and
jennings thinks he's a pitcher.
And then he says he'll pitch his
arm of for Wallace.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
All Left Handlers
Are Eccentric

Doc. White, the White Sox south
paw, says the theory that lefthand
pitchers hearts are affected is wrong.
White Is dentist and has studied
anatomy.
II was led to believe wouldn't
last long as a pitcher when l began
playing ball and l studied the theory
said White. my brother. who Is a
surgeon In Washington, also looked
into it. He agrees with me. Overex-
ertion affects the heart Of a right
handler just as much as OF south
paw.
Runners are affected more fire.
quently than pitchers. and the legs
are farther from the heart than the
arms. Long games have never tired
me. have often pitched II or 10 in
nings without firing.
ITO tell the truth left-hand pitch
ing seems to affect the brain quicker
than the heart. All the good !eft-hand-
ers as far back as l can remember
were eccentric. Silk O'Loughlin told
me once I was the only left-hander
he ever saw who was not a little
bughouse. He told me again I was
as crazy as the others"
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
Adrian Holding
Place in Shoot

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Jan. 21.-
Butte, Mont, got another grip on the
western indoor rife championship by
defeating the strong team OF Dickin-
son, N. D., In the National Rifle ASSOC
citation matches this week.
Shooting the highest team score
recorded In the west this season, $40
out of possible 1000 points, the Mon
tana rifiemen not only defeated the
Dakotans. but also topped the weeks
score OF their most dangerous rival,
ST. Paul, Mimi, by three points.
Scores reported to league headquar-
ters for the week are:
Butte $40 VS.. Dickinson, N. d., $50.
st. Paul 967 We. Milwaukee 916.
Seattle 925 VS.. Minneapolis 904.
Tt oma 904; vs. Cleveland 802.
Pasadena $50 vs. Santa Ana 765.
Adrian, Mich, S57 vs.. Los Angeles
IT'S.
Adrian High walloped Central, 10 to
Ii. In a lop- sided basket ball game. FRI
day night. at Adrian.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
1872 ss7 TOO
COS $40 $50
$40 s5s s9l
Fudses, Play u Any Time.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Members OF
the Polo association expressed the
opinion today that an amicable agree
ment would be reached with the
Huntington club OF England, relative
to the date for holding this years In
ternational match. The Huntington
club has asked that the match be
played the latter part of August. The
Meadowbrook team had named June
as the month and It's members were
somewhat surprised at the suggestion
from England.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
)ig Sum In Prize Money
For A. B. C. Bowling Meet

Individual bowiers. The schedule pre-
pared by National Secretary Abe
Langley, OF Milwaukee. provides bowl
ing daily from early morning until
midnight.
Cash prizes aggregating S2l,s0o
have been offered for high scores.
Fees received from team and individ-
ual entries total S27,526.
The business routine OF the con.
gress and election OF officers will be
disposed OF next Tuesday and We'd
nesday. The reelection OF Secretary
Langley is assured. and friends OF
President Robert III. Bryson, OF Indian
apolis, are urging his reelection. A
majority of delegates arriving today
appeared to favor Chicago for the
next tournament.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21

Here are two terriers whose names
are likely to be famous before the
bench shows close.
II was last season that Champion
Merry Widow, the great eastern bull
terrier, went through the American
kennel clubs circuit like a Spring
cheese.
The best fight Merry Widow had
ported matron, entered by the Lake
Erie kennels, OF Willoughby. o. This
year she will compete with daugh-
ter OF Lady Churchill, and the young
ster. 1t is expected, will make the
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
FILINGS ORANGES TO KEEP
STRONG RIGHT ARM IN SHAPE
Los ANGELES. Calf.

ANGELES. Calf. Jan 2lwant to save that salary
VIII wise. Throw Nothing IL DETER
for work ing kinks OF arm"
This philosophy OF Frank Chance manager
spending the winter here his orange
farm his the best possible
by throwing the fruit
morning Chance takes walk through his orange grove
picked Then instead tossing them
nd go the
method" Chance
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21

%. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 2l.-With
,ory necessary arrangement perfect
today, incoming trains are bring
- 10 St. Louis hundreds OF ten-pin
ollers from the middle west and east
- the bowling congress opening to-
@Ehl In point or attendance, actual
1(ries and other visitors, the tournae
oont win be the biggest bowling
low ever produced by the American
oWIing Congress. The event closes
ID. g.
Tonight's program viii be occupied
1Ione by the Anheuser- Busch Bowl
Ne league, composed OF employees OF
Ne local brewery, When the first
Hoek's stretch Is entered Monday,
here VIII be present Ala five-men
leans, $50 two-men teams and 1,73l
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
bURROUGHs HOLD
TO FIRST PLACE
Vim Three Games In Mfg. League,
While Rivals Get Only
Two.

The Burroughs quintet retain first
lace undisputed in the Manufac-
[UTer's League by winning three
rom "Tiny" Gunderson's rubber
makers. Speed" Aliens speeders
tried hard to repeat but were success
Lu1 in taking only two games from
Demon" Kaisch's Erie Boys, there.
~ dropping one game behind Bur
<oughs In the standing.
Bunny Bales's Twisters did their
bost to put II on Beaton's Gasoline
brew, but something went wrong ana
Nod to be content with one game that
Tony" Hoenscheid was largely re-
1ponsible for winning. rolling 25S.
Tony" challenges all corners IN his
o1nss. Wesley's Champs" put q
6rlmp in Parker's expectations by
1nking two games, bringing them
nelves into a tie with the Twisters.
The 200 class were: Osborn, EOS;
dad" Millspaugh, ZIG: Tony Hoen
noheid. 25S: Speed" Allen, 201; II.
Miller, 243; Fritz" Hun, 203, 215;
800; Seiberling. 202; "Birdy" Bur
bridge, 217, ga; Twist" Pfister,
213, Fitzpatrick. 202, and MIN" Pit
1ock. 217.
The following Is the prize list to
De Whacked at the closing celebra-
Hon For particulars ask Speed"
Allen. Team standing LIST, $40; End,
ne; 3rd.. SIS; Eth, $50; 5th., SIS;
.rb., $12; 7th., 80 and sth., IS. In
1ividual average, LIST, IS; End, 81;
)r1, So 4th.. S.; 5th., "a; 9th, 80;
|fh ~ sth., 81. High average man
~ each team receives 81. High
|1ree games So. High individual score
~ one game, s., and for three games
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
FORBES WILL BOX C0UL0N
PROBABLY AT MILWAUKEE,

CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-A match be-
tween Johnny Coulon, claimant Of the
lightweight title, and Harry Forbes,
challenger, Is expected to be ar
ranged for at meeting here today
between the rival managers and Mil
waukee promoters who want the
fight.
Both the Badger Athletic club and
the Star Athletic club Of Milwaukee
are bidding for the go and the man.
ayers of the two fighters have prac-
tically agreed on terms.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
Giants Make GOOD Deal.

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-Manager
Fred Tenny's first deal OF consequence
since he assumed the management OF
the Boston Nationals-the trading of
second baseman Shean for Arthur j.
Shafer. the young utility infelder OF
the Giants-is not bringing him any
encomiums from the New York fans.
Manager McGraw Is believed TO have
got all the better of the trade-as
Shean Is a player OF recognized abil-
ity, while Shafer has not yet done
anything to justify the glowing ac-
counts that greeted his advent into
the Giants
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
BONNIE CHURCHILL.
n dog step high and handsome

eastern dog step high and handsome
to win.
The youngster Is Bonnie Churchill.
sired by Champion Edgewood Duval,
who won over all the greatest ter
riers in the United States and Can
ada few years ago. Bonnie, In the
opinion of experts, is a perfect ter
the Japanese eye and beautifully
straight legs.
Two other females of the same lit
ter are Countess Churchill and
Churchill Maid, entered in novice.
puppy and local classes. Bonnie is en-
tered straight through from puppy
to winners.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
STANDARDIZATION. Game OF.

The basketball game scheduled this
evening between the SpaldIng and
Burroughs has been called on. The
burroughs were unable to present
their full strength because OF illness
and injuries.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21

received q wedding
ring by special
messenger from a
man she had never
met. In some cir
Giles OF society that
would now be e.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
o. A. c. WANTS GAME.

Manager Jake Mazer of the ID. A.
c. basketball team, want a game for
next week. The Y. NJ. o. cancelled
on the grounds that its men were in
bad shape. The Y. NJ. o. was able to
play Deerfield last night. Mazer Of
fered the advantage of shooting at
one basket all through the game, If
they would play at the ID. A. c., but
they would not consent
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. Jan. 1s. 1911.
PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUC-
TON OF FAIRVIEW SEWER
PUMPING STATION-INLET
AND OUTLET.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department OF Public
Works. Detroit. Mich, until Thursday.
Jan. &c, 1911. at 10 o'clock a m. stand
ard time, at which time and place they
and material. except cement and iron
manhole rings and covers, which will
be furnished by the city, and building
and finishing complete, together with
the back iIling, according to the plans
and specifications on file in this office.
the following brick public sewer. to-
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
PRINTERS LEAGUE.
Night.

High total. Higgins. s2s. High
scores-Valentine. 2S3; j. Higgins, al,
201, 207; Gloster. 214, ga; Cook, zoo,
I'll; Harris, 210; Clarke. EOS: Schnitzel.
204, 204; Wilde. 204; Marcus, 201, 203;
201: Mcintyre. 200
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
Meaning not
eoIItn1 attnnffl
TODAY IN HISTORY.

Jan. 81. ITO. Marie Antoinette, q
princess of the Austrian blood royal,
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21
peertseId eeats Y. M. o.

s pEERFIELD. Mich, Jan. 21.-(Spe-
MI. -Deerfield A. c. defeated the
NJ o. Of Detroit In q basketball
1n1ne here last night, 3s to %: Score:
pEERFIELD. DETROIT.