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The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
.LANGMAN EXPECTED TO
CUT LOTS OF ICE IN
DETROIT-Y CA. GAME
Fans Who Have Seen Him Work
Out Say He Is Fastest
Skater Here
GOOD STICK HANDLER, TOO
Y. NJ. C. A. Team Substitutes
For Chatham at the
Arena Tonight
GOOD STICK HANDLER, TOO

When Y. NJ. C. A. opposes the Detroit
hockey seven at the Arena tonight
Detroit fans will have the opportunity
OF feasting their eyes upon one OF the
fastest skaters and cleverest stick
andlers who has made his appear
ance on local ice. unless the present
plans OF the Arena management Tor
tonight have 10 be changed.
l.. &, langman, who was about the
whole team representing the little
town OF Orillia. Ont. in the o. IA. A,
last yeaG is the little fellow who is
expected 10 tear UP the ice tonight
He came here only this week, but he
has shown his stuff already in the
few workouts he has had at the rink.
Those who have seen him say that
he is the speediest skater III the De-
trcit aggre CATION. He is about the size
and huild OF Capt. Piett and plays a
whIrlwind game. He is especially
strong on starting, getting OF on the
lump. He is hard checker and a
hard shot. He will probably appear
at rover tonight. but may possibly De
used at one OF the wings.
The Canadian governing body OF
amateur dtIlltlltS 10 loAS'hS nv 49,
the Detroit team in its playing .: n,
A. tc,Ims. he latest Here rs SEEMING
information TO Manager Brown that
one or two OF the men on the Chatham
team have broken their amateur
standing. which has necessitated Inc
calling on of the contest with the
Chatham bunch and substituting the
Y. NJ. c. A.
For Detroit there will be the usual
lineup except that Langman VIII
probably take Capt. Pietts place IL
NAV be that the speedy little leader
will have 10 be removed from the line
up the rest OF the season, II the Cana
dian authorities cannot be made 10
see him as a bona-flde amateur. Man
ager Brown refuses 10 take any
CHARGES OF damaging his teams stand
ing in this line.
In case Piett is not used any more
as a player he will be retained as
coach He is altogether too valuable
n man TO dispense with altogether and
as he is employed here and has made
Detroit his home, he is willing 10
teach the seven what he knows and
they don't about the game.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
Edifsd BY
RALPHL YONKER
JOHN D. CADY IS SLATED
FOR ". G, A. PRESIDENT
Frank l.. Woodward, of Denver,
Will Be Vice-President;
Stymie To Be Dismissed

CHICAGO. Jan. 20.--John ID. Cady
OF the Rock Island. Ills. Arsenal Golf
club, VIII be elected president al the
meeting of the Western Golf associa'
ton here tonight. The election will
be merely a Formally, there being no
opposition.
The following other officers will be
elected: Frank l.. Woodward, Denver,
vice-president: Charles T. willard.
Chicago, secretary: Bruce l.. Smith,
Chicago. treasurer.
Scores OF golf enthusiasts are In the
city today TO attend the annual meet
ing which began with a reception at
noon. The regular meeting will be
held tonight Among other matters
which will come up for discussion are
the choice OF city for the 1912 w
G.. A. tourney. the question OF abolish.
ing the stymie. and also OF the stan
dardiZation OF golf balls
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
Rx TOM ANDREWS.

Back OF the Jack Johnson-Jim Flynn
battle is a proposition TO boom the
town of Windward. New, OF some such
place. Where the promoters hope to
profit is hard 10 tell. as it will cost
more than $4,000 before the fight
ends.
talked TO Jack Johnson a few days
ago over the proposed fight with Sam
McVey. in Australia. when the sub
ject turned TO the Flynn bout.
Where is the money coming from
Jack Il the fight Is held outside of the
big cities?" | asked
From the advertising, Johnson an
swered You see" he continued.
several mining men. interested in
Windward, want to boost the town
and figure they can pocket the loss,
and charge IL to advertising At that
they won't be out so very much. be-
cause We will draw we'll They've got
To plank down the cash for me. in ad-
vance, or | won't be or hand
Johnson didn't care TO discuss the
fight TO any length. but ventured that
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

COLUMBIA, Mo, Jan. 20.-Coach Z.
!. Brewer, OF the University OF Mis-
souri,. is a man who believes that pro-
fessioualism can be eliminated from
college athletics,
Prof. Brewer was porn in 1876. Al
the age of IS he entered the unlVers'
ity of Wisconsin. In 1898 he TOOK MS
A. 3. The following year he was maue
athletic director OF Albion college,
Mich. remaining until 1908, when he
was called to the head OF the atnletlc
department of the Michigan Agrlcui-
tural college.
He was there seven and one-haH
years. coming 10 the University OF
Missouri in 1910. The splendid base
OF amateurism which he is building IN
the heart of Missouri's athletic De
partment Ii the most significant thing
I'm western athletics, II not in the
whole country. Prof. Brewers beilef
Ia that the college student can De
brought TO look upon athletics as
necessary part Of his university eau
cation: that all tinges OF commercial
ism can be eradicated by an educa-
tIonal campaign in the home, In the
common and high school, extending
from there into the university; that
Development OF the physical powers
must be on par with the mental
DEVELOPMENT and that one Is the com
plement OF the other. No laying down
OF laws. Prof Brewer says in erect
will ever show or prove that some
PLAYER may not have accepted money
for game play, and that II is only
in this moral development against me
spirit OF commercialism. striving al
ter the spirit OF sport for sports sake,
that will ever eradicate the evil that
has handicapped college athletics.
These views OF Prof. Brewer are the
direct outcome OF the kind OF interest
taken by him in his university work
in wisconsin With no thought o.
specializing in athletics, and the
school board bears this out his nat.
ural aptitude toward this phase OF
his work gave him the early oppor-
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
Able GETS A PANNING
FROM GOTHAM WRITERS
Can't Get Over His Apparent
Attempt at Sailing; May
Have Been Doped

NEW YORK. Jan 2O-New York
sporting writer's today paid uncompli-
mentary attention to Abe AtteA. feath-
erweight champion OF the world, for
his palpable "stalling," in his match.
Thursday night with Knockout Brown.
the east side lightweight. Almost
without exception. the sporting critics
declare that Attell has either gone
back TO a marked degree. or else he
put up an exhibition that deserves the
severest censure.
One writer quotes Attell as declar-
ing he was "doped" before the fight.
According 10 this sporting editor At
tell declared he always had cocaine
injected into his broken hand before
he fights. but on this occasion he got
too much OF the drug.
Attell, defending himself, declares
he is confident Brown cannot whip
him and offers 10 post a side bet for
a return match Most or the sporting
writer's intimate that II was the hope
OF return match that caused Attell' S
stall Thursday. There is little prob
ability the boys could get another
match before New York fight club
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
Back of Johnson-Fl Fight Is
Proposition to Boom Western Burg

he didn't expect more trouh than
he mad when he knocked ut the
Pueblo fireman i'm IL rounds; 1907.
Just a little more chicken ir me.
that's ALL" he said. Johnsonis i'm
good shape now instead OF weighing
800 as foreign correspondents t.d us.
The Australia deal hangs fr /
have Johnson's word he will gtin a
month If everything looks right He
has accepted the terms | offert on
behalf OF Hugh Mcintosh and uless
public sentiment forbids the NAH
expect the men will fight. Mclrosh
will not attempt to buck sentinnt,
however.
Nothing definite has been don. 10
stage the battle in Paris. Victor BY.
er. the French promoter, has beeIin
with Mcintosh before and no ddbt
will like to work with him to site
this fight in Paris. where a gnt
throng is assured. McVey Is a IT,
or!te in the French metropolis.
Johnson said he would meet Jes
nette II the eastern promoters 4
creased their ante a bit.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
Bob Farrell Relates How Punch"
Jones Loses His Braggadocio


his
lightweight making his
fellows vlted while
his o /. Sullivan 1883.
Lafayette Ind Sullivan heavyweight accompanied
including Mccoy
issue challenges to local boxers Whenever home could
be proved be big drawing card
Punch Jones local favote appeared
o
a typical bully his
was big o
was othi ing ~.
on i'm md
rgh wi h begging Mccoy.
X O. Before the end
door. him again
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
Professionalism In College Sports
Is Unnecessary, Says Coach Brewer
But Only Moral Development Against Spirit of Commercasm
Will Get the Best Results

tunity at the age of 22 TO head an in
stitution as athletic director at Albion.
Mich. At Wisconsin the noted Phil
King of Princeton was Prof Brewers
coach. Or. Elsom being the director
OF athletics. Under them he won his
letter at football, baseball and in track
work.
His influence upon the young man
in the university is very marked He
says himself that a physical director
comes closer TO the man than any
other member OF the faculty. His OPP.
portunlty for observing clean living
sensible habits and honesty OF char
acter is keener one than that OF a
man who senses the product of the
brain alone.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
ALL READY FOR SKI
TOURNAMENT AT CARY

CHICAGO. Jan. 2O.-President En-.
gedahl. of the Norge club, which VIII
hold the international ski tournament
at the great Cary Ills. slide, next
week. announced today that all prepar-
atoms for the great meet have been
completed The scaffold on top OF the
hill from which the jumpers will start
on their long slides will be completed
today and local Jumpers will get in a
weeks practice before the champion
ship contests Arrangements are be-
ing made for the handling OF crowds
of 10000.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
BASEBALL CLUB AS AN
ADVERTISING SCHEME

GRAND FORKS, n. D., Jan. 90
Baseball as a publicity proposition will
be the means by which Grand Forks
will obtain league baseball in 1912 II
IL rejoins the ranks OF professional
baseball leagues. The Grand Forks
Commercial club will give the subject
attention The proposition submitted
by the management of the Superior
Wis club, providing for the creation
of league with Superior. Duluth, and
Virginia as the eastern towns, and
Winnipeg, Grand Forks, and Fargo as
the western cities in the organization.
Is the one on which the Grand Forks
club proposes 70 take action.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
CHICAGO MEET WILL
RESPECT A. A. L.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2O.-That the rules
OF the A. A. L. will be carefully re
spected. was made apparent today,
when officials OF the First Regiment
athletic meet 10 take place tonight
ruled out the entries OF seven men.
Five of these are Y. NJ. c. A. athletes
for competing in an un-
meet in Toledo. Two
others are First Regiment athletes
eound IN have professional records.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
GIBBONS SURE HE CAN
STOP DEFINING IN TEN

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Mike Glib
hons. the scientific boxing marvel
from ST. Paul. who has gone into
training here fer-his -ten.ronnd match
next Tuesday night with Jack Denning,
the New Yorker, expressed nfldence
today in his ability 10 put Denning
away inside of ten rounds. Gibbons
and Denning will meet in the weller
weight classic pounds-and try 10
settle the dispute for that title that
has been raging for more than year.
Gibbons is the favorite in the bet
ting.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
O'ROURKE STILL HOPES
FOR PALZER-FLYNN GO

NEW YORK. Jan. 20.--T m
O'Rourke. manager OF AL Palzer, the
Iowa heavyweight, declared today he
was making arrangements for the
fight. Feb. 10. with Fireman Jim Flynn
and that he believed the match would
be staged, despite Jack Johnson's III
timatum that he would not fight
FLYNN II the latter met Palzer in New
XArE
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
HERE'S WHERE THE
OUTLAWS WEREN'T

MANKATO, Mimi, Janh 20.-Base-
ball fans of Blue Earth. Nicolet, and
Waseca counties. are interested in a
proposition to form an eight-league
club for the coming season. II the
plans materialize the league will be
composed OF two teams from Mankato
and one each from ST. Peter, Madison
Lake, GAINESVILLE, Good Thunder, Ma
pleton and Lake Crystal. which have
ALWAYS maintained good local teams.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
MINSTREL SHOW AT
TURNER HALL MONDAY

A minstrel show under the direction
of Tom Lahey. assisted by L. W.
KATE, will be given at the Turner hall,
No. 1856 Sherman-st.. Monday evening,
under the auspices of the Active and
Ladies class OF the Detroit Socialer
Turnverein for the benefit OF the Den
yer funniest.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
PAPKE Is UNDER TOM
JONES' MANAGEMENT

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, Jan. 2O.-Re-
ports that Billy Pspke, former claim.
ant TO the middleweight belt, has az.
filiated with Tom Jones. and will err
deavor 10 win back lost laurels were
confirmed here tC~ay. Papke is un.
dergoing boiling out" process. and
IL is said, will tackle the top-notchers
right from the start Papke who I'm
his hey day was second only TO Stan.
ley ketchel, will re-enter the ring
about Feb. |, IL is reported
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
SALES AT NEW YORK
AUTO SHOW ARE FINE

NEW YORK. Jan. 2O.--According to
automobile men, the sales OF motor
trucks at the motor truck show which
closes tonight in Madison Square Gar
dens. will be the largest in the his
tory OF the industry I'm America.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
FANS IN GLEE AT THE
RETURN OF HOLD-OUTS

PHIL .ADEI. PHIA, Jan. 20.-Baseball
fans here we're elated today by the
announcement that Grover Cleveland
Alexander, pitcher; Fred Luderus'
first baseman and Dode Paskert, out
fielder. all of whom have been hold
outs" have agreed 10 sign their 1917
contracts. Alexander, 1t is said, Will
receive the highest salary ever paid
TO a pitcher for his second season 8
services in the big league.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
COULON TAPERS OFF
TRAINING FOR FORBES

CHICAGO. Jan. 20.-Champion
Johnny Coulon of the bantam division
knocked of training today for mis-
bout, Monday night, at Kenosha. with
Harry Forbes, the comeback" chal-
lenger for the title. Forbes will con-
tinae work until Monday TO keep his
weight down. Mayor Scholey, of
Kenosha, and his secretary, called
upon the boxers yesterday and assur-
ed them that there is no danger that
the bout will be interfered with
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
VALE AND CORNELL
MEET AT HOCKEY

NEW YORK. Jan. 2o.-An important
game in the intercollegiate champion
ship series will be played tonlgh,..
when the hockey teams OF Yale and
Cornell meet. Cornell won the cham
pionship last year, defeating Yale.
Columbia, Harvard, Princeton ana
Dartmouth without losing game.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
D.hI.rroi ~ Tou,ed Highly.

The Cincinnati clubs Wisconsin re-
frut trtchcT Dahlgren, IL being
strrrply toutcd aa a desirable citizen
SAYS one who played with him last sea
son. lie is "a long skinny fellow $
Zee, 4 In height hut weighing only
M poupds-rawbone and pretty pow
ttTul The curves thrown by this long
lefl- handler are something wondertul
lila sppcd liz terrific
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
CENTRAL HIGH MEETS
PONTIAC FIVE TONIGHT

The fast Central High school bas-
ketbal team takes on Pontiac High
at the Central gym. tonight in the
first OF the games to determine the
state championship Last Saturdays
game with the Ypsi teachers brought
TO Coach Steimle's notice many of the
locals weak points and he has Dol.
stored his men up so that they are ex-
pected to cop an easy victory from the
Pontiac five.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
COLUMBIAN LEAGUE
BASEBALL AT ST.
LOUIS FOR ONLY i5e

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. CO.
John r. Powers. promoter OF the
new Colum bian League, said to-
day. that bleacher tickets in
the new park here will sell at
Is cents. with the grandstand at
% and 80 cents.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
SHORT LENGTHS

Adrian High school defeated West
ern High at Adrian last night without
difficulty by the score of SO TO 20.
Tom Hueston again failed 20 take .
handicap match. this time frankie Or
ban defeating him last night.
4 midnight basketball game NJ Alma
between the Presbyterians and the
teachers resulted in 35 to Ia victory
for Alma.
Frank McManus took SIX games from
John Goeschel on the latter's home al
leys last night out Of seven played
Frank has 10 win six more on his homo
alleys at the Printers club. and he
cops big side bet,
RayIes defeated Hope college st HoI-
land last night in a fast game. the final
score being Al 10 40.
Jack (Twin) sullivan won from Tom
Mcmahon, of New Castle, Pa, In 10
rounds at Cleveland last night
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
FRIENDSHIP FIVE MEETS
BAY CITY "Y" TONIGHT

The Friendship five meets BAY City
w az Bay City tonight. Special In.
terurban car was chartered To take
a big bunch OF lodge rooters up 10 the
game Bay City. is one OF the strong
est fiyes in the city and IL the Friend
ship bunch succeeds In downing them
they will have accomplished great
deal toward bringing the state cham.
pionship into their possession.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
RITCHIE, MCFARLAND
AND MANAGER ON TRIP

CHICAGO. Jan. 20.-wiuIe Ritcbie
Packey Mcfarland and their man.
&ser Emil Thirty. left for Cleveland
today, where Richie meets paul
koehler, the second time within n
month. Monday night. Following the
Ritchie-Koehler scrap. the trio will
go 10 Philadelphia, where Mcfarland
Is matched with Jack Ward
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

Jesse Tanuehill former Plttsburgh
New York and Boston pitcher recently
recommended a-Wnn- as au-nmplrG 10
President Neal Of the Blue Grass
league We'll. We sure need umpfres 90
said Neal ~ friend OF Yours. Of
course" II should say not said Jesse
do Won think I'd recommend. any one
really liked for an umpiring Job7 ]
guess not"
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
PURDUE COLLEGE BOY
SIGNS WITH EBBETTS

NEW YORK, Jan 20.-President
Ebbets OF the Brooklyn Nationals an.
nounced today that he had signed For.
rest w. Morrow. OF Purdue college. OF
Lafayette, Ind, for the seaon of 1912.
Morrow Is right-hand pitcher and
is considered 10 be one OF the best
college pitchers in the west. Hugh
Nichol, an old st. Louis PLAYER was
also signed as scout for the BROOKLYN
club.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
SCHRAM HAS EASY TIME
WITH VIM. COUNCILMAN

Boz Schram had an easy time with
Williem Bunkelman at Jeary's Ath-
letic club last night, throwing him
twice in six minutes. He took the first
fall in two minutes and the second in
four. Kid Harris was the referee.
Tonight Schram takes on Young
Farmer Burns at Miller's Athletic
| club
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
"DUCKY" HOLMES MAY
HAVE PARTNER IN CLUB

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 20.--John F.
Gunthorpe. former halloween OF the
Denver baseball property, came TO
Lincoln, yesterday. TO effect deal
whereby he and Ducky Holmes may
form a partnership for the purchase
OF the Lincoln club.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
Frank NcNspus took six game. from
REFEREE SAVES Junk"
RUSSELL FROM A X. o.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. 90
wildcat" was the title conferred on
Clarence Ferns, by Kansas City fans
today. following rs battle with INK
Russell. After slashing bloody ten
rounds the referee stopped the fight
and saved Russell from : knockout.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
BERNOLYA SOLD TO DIR.
HUDSON FOR GOOD SUM

Warren Lewis. grand circuit
horse auctioneer of Ipsilanti, sold his
fast little trotter. Bernolya, 2:l6 Ia.
to Dr Hudson. for good price. last
night Charlie Lewis has won several
races over the half-mile tracks with
Bernolya and never in ten starts has
been worse than fourth. Bernolya will
he raced over the Canadian tracks
this coming season.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
PROMOTER OF FLYNN
WILLIAMS BOUT TO
APPEAR IN COURT.

HAMILTON. Ont. Jan. 20.--
James p. Fitzgerald, secretary
OF the National Sporting club,
and president of the Canadian
Baseball League, and who was
responsible for the Flynn-Wil-
lianns bout i'm Toronto last We'd
nesday night, will appear in
court here next week 10 answer
20 a charge OF violating the law
covering prize fighting Fitzger-
aid was hailed into police court
Yesterday and remanded for
week. The action was brought
by the police as a test case TO
find out what the law Is regard
ing boxing exhibitions
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
Cy Young a. strenuous.

cold Cy' Young Is taking life siren
uOusly on his farm at Paoli ohio. Cy
has kept down to weight chOpping
wood and doing other farming stunts
IIc has a fine herd Of sheep this winter
ana he takes great pride IN taking care
OF them himself Cy has also found
time To DO a little hunting and has
bagged some good game
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
McINNIS SAYS WRIST
Is WELL AS EVER NOW

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan. 90
McInnis has written Connie Mack that
his injured wrist. which kept him out
OF the worlds series, is apparently as
sound as ever
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
WACO, TEXAS, WHITE
SOX TRAINING PLACE

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-Manager Jim
my Callahan, of the White Sox. today
notified members of the squad. that
Waco. Texas, will be the spring train
ing camp for the team. The CONNER.
eiai club OF the town has guaranteed
that the Sox will have the best OF
training facilities
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
MINNEAPOLIS REPORTS
AT CHICAGO MARCH IL

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Jan 20
Players of the Minneapolis A. A. club
were today notified TO report for the
spring training trip at Chicago, March
IL. The team will train at Hickman.
Ky.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
JANUARY 10 SURELY
ISN'T JoNAH-DAY
FOR BROWNS BOSS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-Danny
Morgan, manager OF Knockout
Brown, will never forget Jan.
Is, for IL was a lucky day for
him, he declared today. Danny
Won $1,000 Dy betting on Good
things" which ran right for
him at Juarez. then in the eve
ming, Brown defeated Attell and
Morgan got 81 200 from the WIN
Uers purse
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
N.v p,,L. prIpr penpants,

" a. BE- true that new ball parks
aIvays bring pcnnants the National
LEAGUE race will end neNt fall with
Cincinnati and Brooklyn tied for FIRST
pIacc and the honor OF struggling with
the team for the world =
championship.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
Harry GilmGe Was One
of Haidest For Farrell

When Bob Farrell was travelling
with John l.. Sullivan during one or
his tours OF the country, he was OFFER
ing to meet all coners in his class.
One of the TOUCHES nuts he had 10
crack was at Toronb in 1888. There
at ST. Albert's hall. Il response to his
challenge, Harry GilIore, the famous
Chicago boxing instructor, came into
the ring. The bout VS. never settled.
ending in a wrangle.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

Numbers on SIeyes
The Pacific Coast Basehll league IL
to try novel way TO enaie spectators
- tell the players chplayer will
be given a number which Z will wear,
on his left sleeve.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

Camp batting Rally stopper.
Pitcher Charley Hall. OF the Boston
Red Sox, was the CHAMPION "stopper''
OF batting rallies In he American
league last year His exreme cooIness
and excellent control he4 him in this
RESPECT.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

champIonship.