The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-15
the Dictionary Of Rare
Gems to Tell of the
Boy
HER THAT HE MEANS
THAT CRAIG is GREAT
That Blood Will Tell in
Athletics as in Other
Lines
az coRpoN MAckAY.


BY GORDON MAckAY.
as a pebble the players extoi
. TO the core and as strong as
al defeat with never a tremor.
es bitterness manfully and Yields
no excuse.
Is the star that shoots down In
the heaven.
dtast IN purpose. and chock full
3 his fellows. United theyli tell
Craig Is the greatest that
roams Ger the land.
q upon q time. or once. suit
IL. the governor Of North Caro-
aid to the governor Of South
na---no. this is neither a threat
invitation-blood will tell. He
say that. But as every story
a fltting Introduction, we come
gubernatorial confab today for
ginning OF this daily bit Of who's
i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
be 1t as II may. Berlud-d-d viii
Shivers, the villain speaketh.
hen Ii comes TO this sanguinary
Bhoning one does not need TO
ok one James Craig.
my was In Pennsy's midst on
hay. Very much In our midst.
me here with the gang Of young
kmers marshaled by "Hurry-up"
He left-halfbacked. And TO 60
10 the classic utterances OF the
Chames Fadden, he left-half-
b some, and some left-half-
j.
bn the wolverines were playing
at Franklin field, prior to the
That the PennsylTanians came
III and wrcnched the stolen roll
from the steam roller, Craig was
f'S. cufe niece of masculine. He
ouchdowning and eparrupning
|ne-plungihg until he fiiied the
nth him.
land history demands fair
-Craig was rawther lost, yc
when Napoleon Bonaparte Mar
eame back from Elba and knock
st askew, awry, askance, aback.
asunder, astounded, astonished
what's the use, you know it's
vocabulary. kid. by this time.
raig. had his lamp blown out by
teeze from the Marshall run.
ID is ND to the worthy chronicler
daily invades this territory TO
e Craig as is Craig.
Bes' feyther was sprinter I'm
bod old days of yore. In the good
hys OF yore. The Hon. Michael
by, OF Naiick. Mass, Philadel
Pa, and Olympics, every four
was the man who trained
male parent. He was pretty
Ion the turf, or rather on the
-and twotwenty yards in 22
ds fat was a daily diet for the
| Craig.
her Craig--bear with us awhile,
|get to Jimmy again-ran under
|olors\ \of the Detroit Athletic
and often breasted the tape in
OF the field. He was one OF the
runners In the west. So, why
| mt blood tell? Why wouldn't
on say. Well, II you are willing
Certainly Il told
|hnty years ago there was an In
ling event In the Craig house
The event was Jimmy.
my was the second interesting
in the Craig family. Prior to
|dyent into this valley OF sobs
bniffles. Ralph came to gladden.
hother's heart. Ralph Craig
8 all heard OF Ralph. Used to
bwn here on Franklin field, win
|00-yard dash and the 220-yard
and romp away from his field.
Fent to Michigan, too. In fact,
hight say that the Craigs are one
3 first families OF Michigan uni
w.
|ph went to Stockholm and he
biaed with the Americans who
II the finders out OF :he foreign
Int. Ralph made Michigan fam
bnd Jimmy came along to keep
Wolverines pinned to the map,
lid the schlitz for Ann Arbor.
Zee years ago Jeems came to the
|rsity. He was Craig, and that
|an open sesame to the chapter
Es, the fraternity fudge jags, the
i hearts and the public tavern.
" did not extend his member
In the latter sorority; he wanted
by football. and cared nothing
giving ground and lofty exhibit
OF piccolo performances.
came out for the freshman
B. He made Il. He went 10 left
He achieved q rep. Last sea-
Monsieur Hup Yost wanted stun
his backfield. He .pounced on
w Craig. and the latter left-half
bd on the varsity. Jeems was an
ht success. Fast, as a church
bn going 70 the fegfsfzturu for
|rst time. Yep, wizard. Shanfus
as tricky as a three-card monte
He beat Penn last season In
last few minutes OF play by a
trick. and turned defeat into vic
This season he has starred
ever he got the chance. Which
not IN the Syracuse or South pa-
games. He did shine I'm the
scrimmage. for he was there
The respected Mr. Heinz.
chIsan men who think Of The