The Detroit times., 1912-11-28
Two Fine Football Games on
Tap for Today in
the City
"Yr CROSS COUNTRY
OVER BELLE ISLE ROUTE
Interest in Outside Sporting
Events Is Running
High
BIZ RALPH l.. YONRER.


inc day.
The crisp air, the film OF light snow
the clear cold SKI, the light breeze =
all gave Zest 10 those who planned TO
enjoy the day ont. of,doors.
The major attractions for lovers or
sport in Detroit today. were the two
bic school football games. that be
tween Detroit Central and East Tech.
nical high of Cleveland at the ID. a.
c. grounds and that between the T..
of ID. and Loyola at Mack park. Both
games were scheduled for the after
noon
This game at D. A. c., was Cen
trails final battle for the year. ana
the final scrap for six OF the II mea
on the team. Cart. Paterson, Joslyn,
Muzzy, Forbush Robinson and Har.
bert are the men who will defend the
Blue and White nc longer on the grid
iron
Despite the fact thar Coach Stock
Ing loses six men. he is not worrying
for he has plenty OF material 10 fill
their places for next year
Cleveland Tech was said TO be one
OF the strongest teams in Cleveland
and was expected TO give Cenual
plenty OF wcrk 10 finish out the sea
son.
At Mack park, the U. Of D. were
programmed 10 oppose team Oh
giants who outweighed them greatly
Last rear Coach Campbells men man
aged 10 slip over a victory on this
team ct Chicago, and they hoped TO be
able to do the same thing today
Omen work was what Campbell de-
PEI leu upon to down the Chicagoans
with. He was fearful Of their big.
heavy line, but thought thai strategy.
seasoned with the forward passes that
have made the university famous.
would turn the trick.
With entries from the Detroit
'Y." NJ A. c., Alma. Ypsilanti Nor
NAL, and other Institutions, the an
nual cros-country run of the Y, NJ. e.
A. was scheduled for 10 o'clock this
morning over the Belle Isle course,
OF chief interest outside of the fact
that there were the best local run
ners entered was the little personal
dispute to be settled between Rosen.
an M. A. C. man, and Cooper, little
Alma Negro.
A short time ago at NJ. A. c., Coop
er. for Alma, beat Rosen. Then Rosen
said that he had Underestimated his
dusky foeman and that he would
train better for his next contest. Al
though Cooper lead the field home NJ
that time, the Aggies won the run.
There is much interest in the ont
of-town events of importance today.
chief Of which are the two big battles
between the premier lightweights out
on the coast.
Wolgast is favored 10 win nom
Richie and thus retain his cham
pionship crown. Local fans believe
that he Is just about as good now as
he was before his operation, and that
he is in good shape TO get Richie.
Some OF the largest bets are 100 10
30 on Wolgast While the reports
from the coast indicate that the odds
are 10 on Wolgast. local fans feel
that such odds are unnecessary. When
ever they can be obtained there are
takers OF the short end merely as "A
matter OF speculation.
The betting is even that Richie
Will last 13 rounds with AID.
There isn't much choice between
Mand6t and Rivers Each boy has
IlS HuDpOiNtiS anu NNth hAOhNs -
walls with not great deal OF betting.
Jack White, who fought at Windsor
last night, thinks that Wolgast will
win from Richie and that the Man
dot-Riyers bout will be draw. He
says that the latter Joe was not In
condition the last time he met Mandot.
Freddie Gilmore, Jacks manager,
likes Mandot.
In football. the chief interest Is IN
the high school contest for the state
championship at Muskegon. between
Muskegon and Grand Rapids
Beaten by Muskegon and tied by
Central high Is ont OF the running
Consequently, there is much less lu-
terest in the battle than otherwise
Muskegon is the lavorite, but Crane
Rapids is not lacking in support
The Cornell-PcBuBYlyania game AZ
Philadelphia is attracting some at
tertieH. "a ID the Brown-lndian SCRAP
at Providence. IN the west. the btSS=
noise Is the Notre Dame-Marquette
battle at Chicago for the champion
ship OF the western Catholic colleges
Down at Columbus the NJ a. G..
football tea mcloses its season with
= game against Ohio State, the cham
pions or Ohio. The Aggies were con