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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

WINNER DEAL EVER
offered through agents: new Queen
broom. Soc: sells itself; repeats; on
elusive: permanent: corn brooms
doomed: Investigate. WARREN
BRUSH co. Cincinnati O. .i''
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WANTED, By tPITTSBURG MAGFAC-
turer, few energetic statesmen to
sell the leading high grade speciality
III of the United States to-day Appli-
cants must be high grade statesmen,
as only ono man can he used in a
county. HUTCHINSON MEG. CO.
WIKI SburE Pa. L
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AGENTS. Make 500 PER CENT. PRO
NJ selling "high-gradc post cards"
Special selling plan enormous de-
mand: 5000 varieties: samples. Toe.
PARTICULARS free SULLIVAN CARD
Co. 1874 Van Burcn ST. Chicago, Ill
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WANTED. BY YOUNG Lady. Posi- :
tion IN doctors Office or dental mar
Ior Phone Madison 7loa-J.
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$50 y MONTH GUARANTEED: SALARY
or commission. fnll or part time
American queen corsets' made 100 'to
measure: latest models. front and
back laced; snccial patents. Write
DESK "a. AMERICAN COESET co,
Chicago
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LOST -lls THE PARTY MILO FOUND
bunch keys on desk in South Rich-.
mond l.. q. will return them to gen
cral delivery window they will be re-
warilcd l lstiII.s E5t5a
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STENOGRAPHGC OR STEM.
Young man with good education.
Wiling to start on moderate salary.
Good references. l. ISL care Times
DISPATCH i5.4ta
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LADIES. HERES BIGGEST PROFIT;
all or. spare time: pleasant work J..
GEBllA1tD. 1905 Asduith. Baltimore,
Md. NM ~ - IL - \,
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Rnarn 0aIanfeh.

WAN'TED. BoARD liz 1GiNTER Park
or some suburb. for family for the
month OF Nav: three ca rooms re-
quircd. References. Address 4 l2t.
care Times Dispatch. =
BOARD AND LARGE ROOM. SECOND
floor: desirable locality: modern CON
Ncnicnccs: for couple; best refer
cnce, Address - I'll. care Times
DiSpatch.
IVA E1ITT ny CI-Ii,,r :. o,-,-r, ,-,---.-
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WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN. Posi-
Ion as salesman. city or road: would
aake good line on commission: good
references furnished. Address d o07.
care Times Dispatch.
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HELP NJ TDRESS.
nmakins apply ST. West Grace
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AGENTS. WANTED FOR KLoSFIT
petticoats. These pctticoats arc the
rage, because they do away with
inc. dritwstrinS, 1T the body like Il
glove and give the figure the proper
lines required ny current fashions.
Send Sl3for agents outfit, which COM
prises talfcna klosnt petticoat tregu-
lar agents selling price 1885, and
complete agents equipment for
control of territory. Don't forget
waist and length measure Money
K refunded IL not satisfied All goods
sent express nrcp1ir. JAMES a.
MEAIsS. 81 Warren st. New York
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GANNASSERS or ABILJTY C,IN;
make - to 81 per day. apply Mon
day morning. between and 10 to
VIZ. DAVIS, 6I7 T.. Rroad street
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sALESMEN. lRoFrraBI.E. HIGH
Erhhc speciality; SdciH Or exclusive
term terms seil5 to al retailers; liberal
= "a lie building, ST, Louis. Mo.
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WANTED. LADY AGENTS FOR NINE.
+ McCabe and LaCorona Corscts, high
class; reasonable prices: profits large.
ST. LOUIS CORSET co. ST. Louis. Mo
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& +.
4 WANTED, MANAGERS FOL, EVrI,N
town In Virginia and North Carolin;i
@ by an old line casualty company
n writing health and accident insur.
a1ce Men with ability aud energy
can make desirable and permanent
connection. Unusual opportunity foI.
those who can qualify. Give full par
fcularS and reference BoX 6, Rich
mond. Va.
PROVEN, SUCCESSFUL, NEW. PLAN
III open TO few additional general
agents. capable earning $1,000 an
nuaily. No soliciting. IIighcst ref.
erences necessary Address 1908, 1874
u Nassau Street. Ncw York.
B Q Q * < Z Il r 1;E. STENoG EAPIIEE.
travelling salesman. experienced
hardware. machinery mill supplies
ii. state age. experience. salary expect :
eG and when can accept SOUTlI-
~ MESTERN co. LTD. liomston, TEX.
.IRhV!:LlNtil SALESMAN WANTED no,
sell blankets and fall dress goods linz
70 retail stores: attractive aide linc,
Commission basis PtfENELI, .i1Ai.E
al LIS. Boz $50. PhLiadclphia ia.
II BOY WANTED TO LEARN THE CARL
Xxx tnGt irhdt on hand made furniture
of 3.2ly to NJ. Essen. ii6 L, Main ST.
.,mil,. MONTHLY, TO TRUSTWORTHY
h :, ai"aca 10 distribute samples and cat
X n 4 fxet at.homc; steady work: $45
i--la bli ,ailoWancc: & 81 fSCHEFFER,
\ 10y iSS chlcagoa '
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WANTEp. SOY TO 10 KlTCEIEN
work; Apply 1928 East Main Street.
SEVEN FREE NlASONS GIVEN spLEAS-
ant, profitable employment near home
hole or part time. FRATERNAL
Thames Building. New York
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SEL'WRTNGlNG MoPS-WI5 MANU-
fnfturc sis STYLES for all purposes.
New Inexperienced men make 50 per
day, no investment. send for prices
catalogue and exclusive territo ry
proposition that will make YOU IN
dependent. EDWARD IItLKFR MOP
co. l399 Brand Ave. Chicnro n lii
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WANTED. FIRST GLASS COOK JyT,TII-
Il out cncumbrances: white woman prr
icrrcd. Apply GIG Beverly street
city. Phone Madison iIi2-L
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$lII MONTHLY DISTRIBUTING SAFE,-
" razors free with soap; twenty 9TH
or now moncy-gctterS. Live men
write for samples PARKER CHEM
lCAL co. Chicago
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AGENTS, SEND FOR FREE SAMPLE
and special terms. we manufacture
and give immense profits. Economy
devise; rapid seller. AURORA MFG
Co. broadway. New York.
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WANTED CoLORED WOMAN no
wash dishes. settled woman nrc for.
red Arply At 203 East Main street.
WANTED, TWO CHRISTIAN WOMEN,
white, as mothers helper ana cook.
Apply 1916 West Grace street.
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WANTED, y POSITION RY 4 FIRST
class bookkeepcr. who is at present
employed, but desires to make "a
change. Address B 1877, care Timrs
DiSUatcl Hh t'
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AGENTS Roth SEXES. OUR QUICK
sellers pay 100 TO 800 per cent j
GEBHARD. Baltimore, Md
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WANTED. AT ONCE, 4 FIRST CLASS
white cook; German woman pre-
fcrred. All white help employed:
good wages. Apply YOUNG WO-
MANS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
WANTED. A SETTLED LADY. no
look after home and several children
during absence of mother. A 81,
care Times Dispatch
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DeIp QWantrO, TemaIe.

MAKE SANITARY BELTS; AT
home; material furnished: Sl2.50 per
hundred: stamped. addressed envel-
opc Tor particulars NASHVILLE
MEG. Co. WcstNillc. 4. j
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il CHAUFFEUR WISHES
position; can operate and repair any
gasolcnc cars sober and rcliablc: ref
crenccs. Address OTA ATKINS
Fries VA
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WANTED BY ~ WELL (NOWN I'IitAl
OF Richmond. n reliablei competent
man to associate i'll the business ana
70 take charge of their fresh meats.
,ish and oyster department.. Month
~ guaranteed profits. S125. Best on
nortunity for right man. Call Mon
roe roe 2i9b.. or address PARTN Err. care
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VI O y L Y-M y KING MAIL ORDER
books: circulars free MUTUAL tIX.
CHANGE PUB. co. Columbus Ohio
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WANTED, a GOOD NURSE: MUST
Grace street.
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LADIES. MAKE SHIELDS; Sli4 PER
dozen: material furnished RESPONSE
pie women. STAMPED envelopes for
particulars. EMPIRE SUPPLY Co
---Dept. 2OI. MILWAUKEE, WIS. NM
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SELLS LIKE HOT CAKES: BIG PROF
ITS: new ironing wax perfumes
clothes with lasting violet perfume.
Nothing like 1t on market Exclu-
slvc territory given. Easy handled
'ERFUMf-GLOSSC CO, - Water ST.
Now York. .- M --I--- lL-L A
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WANTE1,. rEGlSTEREp ASSISTANT
druggist. permanent place for sober.
live. Young man. Address ii $50.
care Times Dispatch Hl
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
VANDERBILT HAS NO HOPE
FOR A WOLVERINE GAME
Michigan Authorities Have De-
cided To Drop Game
From Schedule.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. 22-Pros-
poets for Vanderbilt Michigan game
on Dudley field next season are con-
sidered so slim here that the game
may practically be considered an i'm.
possibility. This is due TO the fact
tnat Michigan has decided 10 drop
game from her schedule and will not
have the opportunity TO make the
Southern trip. although the officials
would be glad TO see another game
with the Commodores There is no
chance that Vanderbilt will be able TO
go TO Ann Arbor. the Harvard trip be-
ing all that they will be able TO handle
next season, and, therefore, the games
committee at Vanderbilt Is busy look
ing for another good game in Nash
vile. fR
The fact that Michigan cannot come
here means that there is little more
probability of the University OF Vir-
ginia game. IL is a recognized fact
that the local football followers are
demanding better games than can be
found in this territory and Virginia
looks like the next best game, now
that Michigan is practically out OF the
question.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
WOLVERTOh OF YANKEES
MUST OUTW|T ONLY TWO,
c. MACK AND JENNINGS
Two Veterans With Good Teams
Have Much More Big League
Experience Than Harry.
WALLACEHAsLowLYTEAM
Stahl, Davis and Callahan Are
All Green and Untried Men
as Managers.
WALLAcEHAsLowLYTEA TEAM

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Harry WOW
erton has the chance of his lie 70
make big baseball hit with the Yam
KEGS in 1912. In the first place ms
club finished sixth IN, the past cam.
paign, and with any luck at all ne
stands reasonably certain OF improy'
ing that position. He comes to a
team which, In the mind OF every welt
posted baseball man. is possessed OF
wonderful strengths team whlch
made such sorry showing IN 1911
only because of poor management and
an overwhelming amount OF tough
luck in the line OF sickness and IN
juries. But these things are only a
few OF the trivial assets in Woiver-
tons favor
Wolyerton, who has been tremen-
dous success as a minor league man
ager. steps up to fast company TO
match his wits against four new man
ayers among the seven opposing CLUBS.
or the three old managers left from
last season only two are at all formid.
able. These are Connie Mack, pilot
or the worlds champion Athletics.
and Hugh Jennings, of the Tigers.
Rhody Wallace and his ill-fated
Browns do not count. OF the four
rivals who assume management this
year only one has had any experience.
Clarke Grifith will lead the Washing
ton crew. He hasn't much of team
10 begin with, and he is the original
son of Ill Fortune. Jake Stahl, OF
Boston; Harry Davis, OF Cleveland,
and Jimmy Callahan, OF Chicago, are
all green and untried men.
Callahan managed semtpre, team
in Chicago for several years, but that
is the exte>-s OF his experience. Semi
pro. ball Is far different from the ma
jor league brand Stahl had some
slight experience as a skipper. In
1905 he took the Senators OF to the
lead for four or FIVE weeks. only to
overreach and tumble TO the bottom
OF the heap. Harry Davis has been
field captain of the Athletics for sew
eral years. during which time he man
aged the regulars during the exhibi-
ton spring games. At best he mas
been but a lieutenant of the crafty
Connie Mack What he can do with
out Mack's guidance remains TO be
proved.
Over all these newly acquired rivals
wolverton has the distinct advantage
OF actual experience. Over Grin he
has the advantage of much better
balanced club. at least. and Wolyerton
has been much more successful in the
minors than has Grifhth in the ma
jors. Experience Is just about three
quarters of the secret OF success.
Stahl, Callahan and Davis all lack II.
For that reason Wolverton holds the
whip hand to begin.
Callahan and Davis may develop In
to Fielder Jones or a Connie Mack.
But they are not likely to do il the
first year out. Stahl may prove a
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
Gibbons Comes From State That
Has Turned Out Good Pugs Before
Couple of Boys Who Looked Like Runnersup James L. Sullivan
Lived in Minnesota in the sos

Mike Gibbons. new welterweight
champion OF the world. whose sensa-
tional performances in New York have
set the Gotham fans wild with en-.
thusiasm. comes from a country that
has intermittently turned out good
fighters. No. many. II is true, but all
of them were OF undeniable class. In
the SOS, when John l.. Sullivan was
the daddy OF them all. two men from
Minnesota. where Gibbons comes from
loomed up as serious contenders for
the Boston Strong Boys title. They
were Patsy Cardiff and Pat Killen.
The latter failed to get a chance at
John L., but Cardiff did. He met
Sullivan in Minneapolis on Jan. Is,
1887, lighting the then champion TO a
six-round draw. II was In this battle
that Sullivan broke his arm, cracking
IL over Cardiffs head. otherwise the
Minnesotan might have taken the
count
Another good man turned out by
Minnesota was Danny Needham. once
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
NEW HUPMOBiLE PRESENTS
MANY NEW FEATURES

The latest Offering OF the Hupp
Motor Car company thirty-two
horse power, long-stroke, FIVE pas
senger tourina car-embodies many
features new to this country. and 10
also stamped Enthusiastically with the
same individuality that has always
characterized the Hupmobiles.
The new model is by f. A. Nelson.
the creator OF the original Hupmobile
runabout, who has been responsible
for the unique style, and character OF
the Hupmobile line from the outset,
Body, cowl, and hood have the ap-
pearance OF an integral piece, and
show the pronounced sweeping effects
of straight line construction.
The wheel base is loo inches and
the center OF gravity is exceptionally
low. thus making for steady balance
and tire economy
Great pulling power at all speeds
absence OF noise and vibration. econ
omy OF fuel and oil are some OF the
advantages claimed for the small
bore. long-stroke motor This unique
design is In high favor among the
foremost European engineers, but has
never before been applied to an Amer
ican car.
The motor is four-cyllnder. water
cooled. 3 IA inch bore by 1-2 inch
stroke. The cylinders are cast en-
bloc. Ignition is by high tension mag
neto, located under the dash. with all
working parts accessible from the
seat
The carburetor is automatic under
all conditions and without adjustment.
and Is positively fed from tank un-
der the dash cowl
The clutch is Of the multiple disc
type. with tempered and ground saw
steel discs running i'm an oil bath.
Three speeds forward and reverse
are obtained by the sliding, selective
system. operated by a single hand
lever with heavy interlock
The gearshift lever and the emer-
gency brake lever are In the center
OF the car. at the left of the driver
Connection TO the rear axle Is by a
shaft with single universal joint, en-
closed In a tapered tubular housing
which is globe jointed TO the trans
mission case. The rear axle is of the
full floating type,
The gears are OF coarse pitch. wide
face and have an unusually large num-
ber OF teeth.
Brakes are two-inch by I2-inch,
faced with asbestos fabric.
Steering is by worm and nut gear.
Steering connections are OF liberal
size and have large, carefully fitted,
we'll fabricated bearings.
Thirty by 3 1-2 inch tires are used
all around. Semi-elliptic springs "a
by "a inch are used In front.
The pressed steel frame is unusually
sturdy for a car OF this size. II is SO
designed as TO harmonic with the
body lines.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
SHORT LENGTHS

Knockout Greek brown. who dis
posed OF Fritz Holland at Oakland on
"Wednesday, has been signed for an
other match there on New Years day.
His opponent has not yet been named.
Doom Is 20 sign n baseball contract,
1t is said The theatrical season is
nearly over.
Freddie Hicks, judging from his lat
est light in New York. In which he
covered up we'll" is In an English
way OF speaking. "a harmless wonder"
V Columbia and Harvard, with four
points apiece are leading after the
first day OF intercollegiate chess at
New York Yale and Princeton were
defeated.
a difference between HuHhey and a
lot OF us Is that we HAVE 20 prefer
slow horses. or street cars
Ralph de Palma has entered n Mer-
cedes in the Indianapolis Speedway
races
Priseefon expects ca hsve q cham
pionship hockey team, too.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
SCHEDULE MEETING
INDICATES HARMONY,

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-The unex-
pected action OF the American and
National leagues Is getting together
over a schedule within the next 10
days would indicate that harmony in
stead OF strife has followed on the
heels OF the recent excitement over
the resolution that kicked up such
stir among the magnates.
II has been announced that the
schedule committees OF the two
leagues Will meet In New York dur.
ing the holidays and that the play.
ing dates will be arranged before the
new year. This means that both com.
mittees have already drafted their
schedules. II also means that the
season In the two leagues will end
simultaneously.
The rules committee OF the two
leagues will also meet here during the
holidays II is believed that there
VIII be very few changes in the rules,
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
Edited BY
RALPH L. YONKER

one of the worlds greatest welter-
weights. Needham's battle with Tom.
my Ryan is one OF the most memor-
able In ring history. With skin-tight
gloves they fought 76 rounds In a
barn. Ryan winning by knockout.
The boys were barely out OF their
teens at the time (the battle took
place In lSsD, but they fought like
veterans, and when the end came
both were figuratively cut to ribbons.
Gibbons Is said TO possess all OF
the virtues necessary TO become a
successful boxer. One enthusiastic
critic describes him as being a Jim
Corbett. Bob Fitzsimmons and Jem
Mace rolled into one. He feints with
his feet more. than with his hands.
infliets only enough punishment to
win. although possessed of a healthy
wallop. 10 sure hitter and an adept
at laying traps. That Gibbons Is the
greatest welter since Tommy Ryan's
day is generally conceded, and IL Is
predicted that il will be long time
before his conqueror is developed.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
JOHNSON GOES TO CHI
TODAY ION BUSINESS"
Is Not Overly Fat and Has a
New Racing Car and More
Money Than Ever,

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Jack John
son, undisputed heavyweight champion
OF the world. who returned to Amer
lea last night. on the Kronz Primes
sin Cecilie declared today he would
leave this afternoon for Chicago to
look after his business interests"
The big smoke seemed TO be In al
most perfect physical condition, and
TO disprove the stories that he was
hog fat" after riotous career
abroad, he stepped on the scales and
showed that, fully dressed. he weighed
only 236.
Don't believe all these stories you
hear about me-" said Johnson today.
I'm as good as | ever was, and there
Isn't man in the world won't fight
II purse OF $4,000 is offered. have
not retired from the ring. Don't let
them tell you. either, that am broke.
had good time abroad and bought
new racing car-but | came back
with more money than | had when 1
started" a.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
AbOSS" MURPHY BEHIND
GAFFhEY, SAYS RUMOR
Report Also Has 1t That Gaffney
Furnished. Dough For Grif-
fifth in National Deal.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-There are
persistent rumors here today that
Boss Charles +. Murphy, OF Tam
many Hall. Is the real man behind the
trade whereby James 4. Gaffney. his
closest friend, secured control OF the
Boston National league club. Like
wise, IL is declared that Carney is
the man who put up the money with
which Clarke Griffith secured an in
terest IN the Washington American
league club. the sum being reported
to have been 100000.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
Observations From
The Sporting Dome

With the Dooin-Fogel fracas and
the Orvie Overall outlaw league as
precedents set this year. Roger Bres-
nahan has started a row with Charlie
Murphy, and a company of hopefuls
have begun another outlaw organiZa-
ton.
The United League of Professional
Baseball Clubs is the imposing mon
icker of the new organization. which
is going 10 pick up all the hundreds
Of good ball players scattered around
loose here and there who make good
big league material and is going 10
start d circuit including New York,
Brooklyn. Reading. Washington, and
Richmond TO start with, and Balti-
more. Newark. Pittsburgh. Cincinnati
and Buffalo as later possibilities.
The scheme has something against
IL. Practically all the best bali play
ers ere tied up TO the big leagues and
as in any other amusement there
must be good actors or the public
won't pay for IT, The minor leagues
take care of the smaller towns where
the best cannot be obtained. Hence
there seems to be no chance 10 get
any players except the ones who are
dlsgruntled with the Older organtZa-
tions and are far enough gone in
real usefulness to take the chances OF
breaking with them, and no field ex-
cept the cities now in the big places
where baseball is paying proposition
the field is so thoroughly covered that
II is very difficult matter to get
even a suitable place TO play.
III the hackers in the new league
were trying TO convert the public to
outlaw ball at any expense, there
might be a ray of hope that the or
ganization would get as much as a
good start. but as money.making
FePesition--nething doing.
The Bresnahan. Murphy battle ap-
pears to have some elements OF
humor, Because Bresnahan wouldn't
waive on Vic Safer, 1t is claimed.
Murphy got hot and said that he had
something on Bres that could put
him out OF organized ball So Bresna.
han files formal charges against the
Chicago man. and Murphy laughs at
them. for he says that his something
on" Bres. was Joke and that he re-
ferred TO the relative strength OF the
pitching staffs of the two teams at
Chicago and st. Louis
Spin the wheel again, boys.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
FIELDER JONES.

Jennings in the Hub. but With Nc
Aleer holding the purse strings the
born leader Is not likely 10 set the
college town on fire in his first time
at bat. Chicago, Cleveland and Bos-
ton beat out the Highlanders last sea
son. but the four teams were punched
so close that there was really little
distinction as 10 merit. IL IL SINNERS
down TO like conditions next year
Wolyerton's experience should decide
the issue in his favor.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
SOON TO START
ACTIVE TRAINING FOR AD.
Stockyards Boy Changes His
Mind About Retiring
From the Ring.

CHICAGO, Dec: 22-Packey McFar.
land has changed his mind about re-
tirement from the ring.
Il did intend TO get out OF the game. .
said the idol OF the Stock Yards here
today, Because | was discouraged at
the criticism heaped upon me after
my Thanksgiving Day match with
Murphy. and because IL was the hard
est sort OF grind constantly 10 be
working TO keep my weight down 10
the proper limit
II will get back into active training
next month. hoping TO land match
with Wolgast"