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Claims wife is a Naoaer.

tiruous nagging and fault findng.".
Simon Sickle fled suit for divorce
from his wife. Marie. in tho circul,
court Tuesday morning Addie Card
ner filed suit for divorce from her hus
band, John Gardner.o
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COMMON COUNCIL


horeby bind himself thereunto and ae-
6oDt said permit on the conditions
h6reby imposed.
N Adopted. as follows; -,
Yeas-Ala. Barnett, Behlow. Blell'
be 0alan. Diil. Dingeman, Field. frei
valid, Gilman. Goldner. Hindle JakeI'
Kortin9 Lempke. Littieheld Lodge
MOVE 6'Bfien. owen, Reid. Reinhardt'
Rutter, Schemansky, sehuRz, Skrzycki /
ThQmpsOnf Vernon. Warten. WenZel'
Wilson and the President-Sl.
Eays--None. 49, -.
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liquor Regulation.

To tho Honorable the Common CounDiIs
Gentlemen Your COMMITTEE. -8u
Liquor Regulation to- whom WAS -.e.
ferrcd the bonds of HERMAN Pc,tz f1r
csc Gratiot avenue. OTTO Diokc f6r ESQ
Moran street Andrew Eogmau for $50
Frederick street ami OF Harmon IT,
Snyder fof 255N West jefferson apc.
nuc. respectfully report we have had
thu sam \undrr consideration aud
Recommend that thc samr bo arrcpfpd
and approved. tic applications OF 4rr-
man PeetZ and otto Bickc having beet.
approved un June 2tth aud ~ Andrew
itogman aud Harmon - SNYDER on
the list inst.
Respectfully submitted
HARRY p DINGEM1N
MAURICE J stEATiSG.
w. IT, ~ HtNDLE
OTTO NElNHARpT
ANTHONY NOWC
s.sAscepted and adopted as follows.
Yeas--Ald Barnett. Rehlow. Bleil
De Galan. Dill, DingemAn, Field. Frsi.
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SURGEON Must Be Tried

DR. Arthur Bennett, charged with
performing a criminal operation, May
4. on Mrs. Emma Mooney, was bound
over to the recorders court for trial,
after a police court examination, Tues.
day He was released on his personal
bond OF 81 900.
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Ordinances.

To the Honorable the Common Councii:
Gentlemen--Y our committee
Ordinances to whom was referred -tne
ordinance entitled AN ordinance 20
amend Section OF Chapter 81 or tie
Compiled Ordinances OF the CITY OF
Detroit for the year 1919, respectunY
report We have had the same under
consideration and Ind that said ord'r !.
ance is presented for the puEpos" 81
pcrmittirg the construction or ioei
foot sidewalks on the nortb anu SOU
sides OF silver street between West
End avenue and Sprin9wells avenue,
and 10 correct error your committee
recommend that said ordin0 ace oe
amended by striking out the words
'also on the north and south sides o.
Barry street" In lines so ~ and -
and inserting the same words AFTER
that said ordinance presented by Aid.
Wenzel at a session held on the LIST
inst e.. G. c. p. e55-5s), be passed as
"'''' "De spectfully submitted.
SHERMAN IITTNEfIELD.
GEO A OWEN.
EDWARD BARNETT,
OTTO REINHARDT
ANTHONY NONC.
The ordlpshce was then placed on
the order~of third reading.
Third Reading OF Ordinance.
The title TO the ordinance was read
The ordinance was then read
The question being Shall this ordi-
nance now pass" The ordinance was
passed majority OF the Aldermen
present voting therefor as follows.
Adopted as follows -,
Yeas-Ald Barnett Behlow, Blel'
De Galan. Din. Dingeman. Field, Frei-
valid. Gilman, Goldner Hlndle, JakeI'
KSating. Lempke, Iittlefield. Lodge
Nowc. O'Brien. owen, Reid. Reinhardt
Rutter. Schemansky. schultz Skrzycki
Thompson Vernon. Wartell w enzel
Wilson and the President
Nays-None.
The title 10 the ordinance was con-
Armed.
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valid. Gilman. Goldner Hiudle, JakeL,
Heating Lempke, Littlcheld. Lodge
Move. a. Brten. owen. Reid ReinhathI
Rutter SChemansky, schultz, SkiHNchL
Thompson Vernon. WartFll WehLeL
Wilson and the President-3l.
NaNs-\One
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Sewers.

"a VM1tHonorable the Common Council
f4nnnA1 emen---Y our Committee or
rn151rm 10 whom was referred the net o.
~ William Blanck a. Co, C5325
~ y 3e1 transmitting estimates for
|kx< Il OF constructing side arms on
Nos 24ll and 23S2, respectfu ~
~ rR-e have had the same u1der
htfon. have consulted VIII Use
an Engineer and being satisfied
~ prise OF said arms In reason
elieva that the bin should. be
Mere the work has been COM
viz: Sewer No. e3S2. amount
o6s4.s0 and that the bid submit
sewer No 2i1l. amounting 20
be paid at such tine Gle
nction OF raid sewer, has osch
led. ard Therefore Offer the I'll.
resolution.
'v Respectfully submitted
~ {2 ROBERT :. RlTTEk.
\; SHERMAN LTTTtEFiFl.D.
MOSFS WAPTfFr
- HARRY Y. D1NGEMAN.
go FREDERICK W. WENZEb
JOSEPH SciI icaiANSh
eed and on ,icavG. the follow b.
Mutton was offered.
"a TIA, Tho CITY romi..les
f6e II hereby, Authorized and
D4<ovWw e~werrert upor be
D~~knods s(aSos al, s>yil-
1Sf5o the cost Of side arm n
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Streets.

TO che Honorable the Common Council.
= Gentlemen Your committee on
Streets 10 whom was referred the pc
tition OF Kercheval and Meidrum Ave
nue. Improvement League t59T2p pro
testing against the occupancy or CITY
property on the part OF the spicy LuW-
Der Co. on kercheval avenue AZ De
troit Belt Line r. r., respectfully re-
port we have had the same under con
liberation and recommend thar theh s
pertinent OF Public Works be instruc,
"a TO notify the Sibley Lumber Co. 20
remove all distractions on city prop
6rty within 80 days from the Date OF
The approval OF the accompanying re-
solution. which We recommend oe
Respectfully submitted.
MAURICE J. HEATING,
SHERMAN LTTLEflELb'
Hck. GEO A OWEN
I've ALBERT E. WILSON,
HARRY j. DINGEMAN,
JOSEPH ScHEMANSkl
Accepted, and on leave, the following
tooolution was offered:
by Aid. Heating;
lsT Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be and Is heTeDy~ IN
utructed to notify the r NJ Sihley Linn
Der Co. TO remove all encroachm"ntS
on city property on Kercheval avenue
It the intersection OF Detroii Belt Lane
n r. within 80 days from the date OF
the adoption OF this resolution, and ~
said notice Is not complied with withh
the time specified the Department oi
Public Works is hereby directed 20 re-
move said distractions and charge the
expense of same TO the +. NJ SibleE
lumber Co.
Adopted as follows;
Yeas-Ald Barnett, Behlow, Bltll,
De 0alan, Dill. Dingeman. Field FTei-
valid, Gilman. Goldner. Hindle. ia KEEL
Honting, Lempke, Littleheld, Lodge
Move. O'Brien. owen Reid, Reinhardt
6utter. Schemansky, schultz. Skrzycki
Thonpson, Vernon Wartell. Wenzel
Wilson and the President-5l.
Nays--None
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Streets.

To the Honorable the Common Councll'
csptlemen = Your Committee on
Streets, to whom was referred the pc
tition of General Ice Delivery co.
(S176). for permission 10 pave drive
way across alley In rear or 800 trahs
avenue. respectfully report we have had
the same under consideration and reco'
Qmmend that said petition be denied.
Your Committee also begs 10 report
that work on said driveway has been
started and therefore recommend that
the Department of Public W orks be in
etructed TO notify the General Ice De-
livery Co. TO restore the alley 10 It's
the following resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
~ 49, MAURICE j. HEATING.
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
~ GEO. A. OWEN,
~ ALBERT f. WILSON
IN HARRY j. DINGEMAN.
s Ga JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY
Accepted. and on leave. the following
\ resolution was offered:
Resolved, That the Department Of
Public Works be and is hereby in
otructed to notify the General Ice De-
livery Co. to remove all distractions
\ IA alley in connection with the paving
4 ~ driveway In rear OF 95o Crane ave-
n nue. and to restore said alley 10 It's
original condition before the construc-
s don Of said driveway.
ADOPTED as follows:
YSasLlAld. Barnett, Behlow, Bell.
y Dc (hlan, Dill, Dingeman, Field, Fret
; yAl6 Gilman. Goldner. Hindle, Jakel.
Nosst. 6,Rrien. owen. Reid, Relnhardt.
Nuttef, Schemansky. Schultz. Skrzycki !,
Thothpson. Vernon. Wartell, Wenzel.
Wilson and the President-S1.
n Eays--None.
4 TO the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen--Y our Committee on
streets to whom was referred the peti-
ticn Of Charles w; Sharrer l2oSlp. for
:nt nsa IN os 81 Bioek
~ n Grindley's sub. OF p. c. geo. , etc.
On the ". b. Thornton avenue. respect
sny report we have an had wb The ssms
\ Committee cannot see Its way clear
& - cancel the assessment as prayed for
y - petition, recommend that petitioner
0os allowed to pay said assessment
without penalty and interest and
a therefore OFFER the following res"lu-
srs a Respectfully submitted,
All MAURICE j. n HEATING
"A SHERMAN LTTTLEFIEl.D,
GEO. A. OWEN
ALBERT ,E. WIi,soN>.
HARRY J DiMGE k.N,'
Accepted. and on leave. the follow
ezlAg resolution was offered
Y ~ Aid. Heating
Resolved. That the city Treasurer
u be and he IL hereby authorized AMI
Instructed to accept from Charles w.
9harrer the original amount Of side
walk assessment levied against Lot
q -, Block 4, Robert NJ. Griindley's sub
" o. p. c. $780, etc. W Thornton ave-
\ nue.. Book 3, fol 1891. and cancel bal-
4nc@ dns. Provided, payment Is teG-
k4Gred within 80 days from the date II
<thef 6Honttor OF this resolution.
FVH IA rs follows:
Md Barnett, Behlow. p1eIl.
X ~ lin. Dill. Dingeman. Field. Fret
& Xo& &(3linnan. Goldner, Iiindle, Iakel,
XeG0UE. Lempke. Littlefield. Lodge,
!. XoWUt % Brien. Owen, Reid, Reinhardt.
* RutGee Schemansky. Schultz. SkrZycki
N boGobson. Vernon. Wartelf. WenZei
FHyt}0cb and the President--3i.
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LIQUOR Regulation.

Gentlemen - Your Committee on
LIQUOR Regulation. 20 whom was re-
ferred the petition of Paul SzymansN
(536D FOR rehearing on application TOT
nouor license FOR i49 Garfield avenue
east respectfully report we have had
the same under consideration and rec
ommend that said petition be denied
Respectfully submitted,
HARRY j DINGEMAN,
MAURICE J HEATING,
w H. G HINDLE,
OTTO REINHARDT.
ANTHONY NOWC.
Accepted and adopted.
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Streets.

~ .tke Honorable the Common Council;
Ifxr 1tHt1emen--Y our Committee on
n&rU6tp TO whom was referred Che re.D-
10tiooR granting permission to Henry
Tito 70 erect barber pole between side
zGru3Nt4nd curb lying in front of 1915
ZN0Ff.<afreet West. the said pole to %
<nk0n Inside after closing hours. res
E}x0fiy report ne have had> the same
0Aorxsconsideration and seeing no OH
LYMAN thereto. recommend that said
'X4o640t3on, presented NY Aid bill AZ "A
18oG1um held on the list inst Ct. =. G.
4ff9r be adopted
Respectfully submitted
h; fak<,s MAURICE J. HEATING
.2t xxtS SHERMAN IITTLEFIEI -
(. GEO. \ OW EN-.
Is, GILBERT r.. WILSON
IS - HARRY j niNGEMAN,
- JOSEPH SCHEMANSKN
A6U0pted and adopted AZ follows
ts Y0nn~-Ald. Barnett. Behlow. Bell
jI)e {(01an, Dill. Dingeman. Field, Fret
sun1A .E0Iinnan. Goldner. Hindle. Jakel
X1atfnw. Lempke. Llttlehold. Lodge
IN - 20 Brien. Owen, Reid. Relnhardt
Knt{IE Schemansky. Schultz Skrzycki
ThaGC1sOn. Vernon. Wartcn, WenZts
XinGrS aud the Presicient-3l.
~ N3Y--None.
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Liquor Regulation.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
T Gentlemen--Nou Committee on
Liquor Regulation 10 whom was re
ferred the applications OF Paul ktter
for transfer OF liquor license from oy'
nue.: OF Karl Horvath for transfer
from l4S Mackie street TO 2l.Q-o2 w est
Jefferson avenue and OF stephen lltm-
Chak for transteL from Il 7v-'- Nts'
respectfully report we have had lhc
same under consideration and seeing
no objection thereto. recommend thHN
the above mentioned Applications p'
approved.
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Street Openings.

To the Honorable the Common Councl'
Gentlemen -- Your Committee on
Street Openings, to whom was referred
the matter of the vacation or a strip
of land living on the east side OF Four
teanth avenue and running from the
alley north of West Grand bouleN ar
to a point at or near the northerly clty
limits. have had the same before thtm
for a long period OF time and after
several sessions in which all the parties
interested were given hearing ana the
property owners on Hanover street the
opportunity to acquire the said strip OF
land without cost TO their abutting
property and sufficient number re-
fusing 20 permit the vacation OF sald
strip. your Committee believing that
there is real necessity Tor SAID NaEa
tlon. recommend 10 your honorabl body
the adoption OF the following resoIu-
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HARRY NTNTEMNN.
MAURICE j. HEATING.
" A. G. HINpLE.
OTTO REINHNRIT
ANTHONY NOWC
Accented and adopted as follows.
Yeas-Ald Barnett Behlow, bleu,
De Galan. Dil. Diugeman. Field. frel-
valid. Gilman. Golduer. Hindle, JakeL
X eating. Ecmpke. Littleheld, Lodge
Nowc. O Rrien. owen, Reid, Reinhardt
Rutter SChemansky, schultz. SkrINch,
Thompson Vernon. Wartell, W ehZeh
Wilson and the president-3l.
\pNs-NOnA
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SEVENTEENTH WARD.

nv Md DIngemant =,
Resolved. That the department OF
public Works be and ls hereby IN
structed TO cause the contractor VINO
nIeced n large quantity Of clay under
,heI Fox crock bridge on Jefferson
avenue while eNcavating for puhhc
sewer, thus seriously ohstructing thai
stream and hindcring owlncts 81
launches from Navigating said stream.
10 remove same forthwith or In the
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Third READING OF Ordinance.

Accepted.
the order~0f third reading.
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<5k q CO FOR the sum g
y tStao the cost OF side arm n
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Fifth Ward.

BV Nd WarteII.
Resolved. That the Public Lighting
Commission be and Is hereby requested
IN cause arm light 10 be erected on
Hastings street. between Sherman and
Catherine streets
AIArsgA
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-15

OMAHAbOXER
MAKES HIT
IN RING
Jack Sodenberg viii Have
Plenty of Followers When
He Meets Rogers

If Johnny sodenberg. the Omaha
middle weight, makes good on Friday
evening. when he stacks up against
AL Rogers of New York, the fans will
be ready to boost him right to the
front. Johnny has started in the four
round game but twice. but on each oc-
casion he made a clever and game
exhibition. so they ali seem to be pull
ing hard for him this time.
Sodenberg looks to be one Of the
most likely Of the middle weight pros
poets. Barring a little carelessness,
he is the ideal fighter. He can hit and
box and take the punches which the
other fellow starts at him. He is just
about the right build for a successful
1853 FOUNDER, and things will look
bright for him II he gets by in his
next battle.
Rogers is one Of those tough, rough
and ready bruisers who keeps boring
in all the time. He. too. is possessed
of pretty stiff punch. and If he
brings it over his opponent is very
likely to drop He will surely prove
a stumbling block In the path OF the
aspiring youngster. but it will mean
all the more for Sodenberg If he man
ages to weather the storm.
Before the middle weights make
their appearance there will be q
speedy mixup between Ray Campbell.
the lightweight of local fame, and
Louis Rees, the Los Angeles lad. 1t
looks as though Campbell has the
shade, because of his boxing ability
and his speed. but they won't be sur
prised to see Rees go in and score g
decisive victory
The southern lad is second Bat
thing Nelson. His opponents punches
never seem to bother him. He can as
simulate them all and come back for
more at every turn. He Is logged and
determined, and none Of them have as
vet been able to keep him down for
the count The faster the pace. the
better he seems to like Ii. He never
has been known to back up.
frankie Kirk, the lightweight cham
pion of Vallejo, will not be here to box
Jim Drexel OF Denver, 50 Promoter AL
Young has called this match on and
has substituted Eddie Miller and Harry
Williams, the bantam weights. This
ought to be corking good mixup.
Miller is a past master at the boxing
game. while Williams is a rushing
little fellow. whose long suit Is mix
ing things up.
The other bantams, Harry Dell and
Johnny Aaron. are also in form to
give a punching exhibition. Both can
hit hard and both are game Aaron
won his last three fights by knockouts
and is now regarded as conner. while
Dell has been at the game for the last
four years and has a good record.
The other bouts are as follows Lee
Johnson VS.. Kid Exposito, light
weights; Johnny Mccarthy VS.. Bat
Ting Kelly, weller weights; Lou Sims
Tvs. Sailor Mike, middle weights. SOL
der Wood vs.. Soldier Dazzle, light
weights: Jack Bratton VS.. Ralph
Braunan. feather weights.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-15
100 u. C. Athletes to
Be in POTtOIa Events

Trainer Walter Christie Of the Uni
vcrsity of California has the distinc-
tion of having the largest entry in the
big Portola athletic meet, which will
be held at the stadium Saturday week.
The blue and gold will be represented
In the meet by a squad of exactly 100
athletes. which is the largest entry
ever sent in from any one organise
ton In any meet held on this coast
and probably in any part of the coun-
try.
Yesterday Christie sent his men
through the preliminary events Of the
annual fall interclass track and field
championships, The feature OF the
afternoons events was the running of
Jimmie Todd. The speedy quarter
miller stepped his favorite distance in
so 3-5 seconds. beating out Straub by
q few yards. Todd also ran a great
furlong face. doing this in % 1-5 Sec
onds.
OF the seven events contested the
Junior and sophomore classes tied with
a score of 2s1z points each, with the
seniors third with Is tallies. The meet
will be concluded tomorrow afternoon.
40 yard dash--won by Todd, strsub second,
woodruff and Corey tied for third. Time.
30 3-5 seconds.
Mile run-won by Crabbe. yedder second,
Wright third. Time, 4:42 20.
go yard hurdIes--Won by Maker. Knapp Sec
ond Ravens third. Time. ~ 50 seconds.
900 yard dash--Won by Todd. Wood second,
stanton third. Time, % 1-5 seconds.
Broad ump-Won by Reed. Maker second.
pole vauif-won BY Frisbie. Graves second.
Wright third. Height. II feet inches.
Hammer throw-Won by Coolidge. Elson Sec
cnd. Hadley third. Distance. 145 feet inches.
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|Dau 5 Day
Dreams

FLASH BY BRAINLESs
The fewer the claims before the
game the shorter will be the apology
after it has been played.
y
Nope, doesn't make any difference
with us, we have to work just the
same.
X
Honest to goodness, Mabel, amt 1t
awful what a homer over the fence
will do to a game?
How would yon like to have cooked
Del Towards dinner for him after
that defeat yesterday? Gee. but Del
was peevish.
4
THE RAINY DAY
apologies to the late Hank Lonsfellow.)
BY c. w. NJ.
The day il cold, and dark, and dreary,
I. rains and this weather makes me weary;
The vine still clings to the moldering wall,
It's helluva day to play baseball,
And the day II dark and dreary.
REFRAIN.
Be still, sad heart. and cease repinine
Each cloud for me has its silver lining;
For, while today it is dreary and dark
The Sunday game will be played At my park
So lot today be dreary.
Think how Father Time must have
felt when he saw those two aged
pitchers.
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HAS
SHADE ON
AzAVE:D0
Little Fellows Show Plenty of
Speed, but Both Lack
The Punch

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 15.-Johnny
Dundee. the veteran. and Joe Azavedo.
the novice, stepped 20 fast rounds in
the Vernon arena last night, Dundee
getting the decision. 1t was a dazzling
contest every inch OF the way, and the
decision which Referee George Blake
rendered seemed to please the crowd.
though there was little to choose be-
tween the little fellows at the finish.
Neither boy showed any punching
ability. 1t was simply case of tap
and step away. They had plenty of
speed and stamina and they kept the
fans on edge throughout with their
lightning like work. but this let them
out. 1t was by far the fastest bout
seen in Los Angeles in many years
and the enemies of the game were
unable to tab it as prize fight.
The showing of Azavedo was In
many ways a disappointment. The
fans OF this city expected much Of
him In the punching line after his
recent victory over Ad Wolgast. They
had him pegged as slambang artist,
and many of them looked for him to
knock Dundee out If he hoped to win
at all. But they were all surprised
at the reversal of form which the
youngster displayed.
Dundee showed q better knowledge
of the game and used his head to
advantage. and at times he seemed to
rattle his opponent But Azavedo
was always quick to recover, and he
Just stood up and boxed the veteran
or his feet, displaying thorough
knowledge Of the finer points of the.
game. He landed many q punch on.
the New Yorker. but there was no
steam to them.
The local fans are Of the opinion
that the youth from Sacramento may
yet develop waliop. and If he does
there is little doubt that he will
figure in the first rank of the light
weights He has the speed and the
skill and he knows how to look out
for himself in the tight places.
Dundee was the aggressor in the
earlier rounds. using his left hand to
advantage and stepping out of harms
way on many occasions. But after
the mill had progressed half the dis
lance Azavedo took a slight lead and
did some effective work with rights
ana let's to the jaw. None OF these
blows. however. did any damage, and
Dundee Just shook them of and
waded in. Both men appeared fresh
at the finish.
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DreW'S Recent Mark
Fails to Convince
The Veteran Duffey

Arthur Duffey. former amateur
sprint champion, who ran 100 yards in
:09 3-5. says, regarding the reported
performance of Howard Drew. the
co1ored Splinter. at Hartford: Where
there's smoke there's fire is a very
true old saying. but we who have
closely followed the sprint running
game are not wont to view Howard
Drew's 100 yards record equaling
stunt at Hartford on Labor day, very
seriously. Drew is said to have run
100 yards in :09 3-5 on a horse track,
and to have been timed by horse TIM
ers. Nothing at all Is mentioned as
to the other conditions about the race.
No matter what Drew actually did, it
hardly seems probable that he win
be credited with the performance.
Horse tracks, as a rule. are not con-
ducive to record making marks. espe
cially In short sprints. Maxey Long
some years ago managed to run a
quarter straightaway in AT on the
old Gutenberg racetrack, but in 100
yard race 1t is another story. Fur
Their, Drew was timed by no regular
athletic timers. He was clicked by
timers used to timing horses, and
there is vast difference between tim
ing a horse and a foot runner No
mention was made OF the competitors
in the race; that is, as to their ability.
Before we can seriously consider the
colored champions performance we
must see him accomplish such q feat
in a big championship meeting on a
good track, against the country's best
runners, and timed by competent tim
erS."
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Stanford Block Is
Handed Over to Is
Promising Freshmen

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. Is.
Nineteen members of the freshmen
football squad have been awarded
block IT. numerals and sweaters.
This number Is one larger than the
regulations. but COach Brown WAS
unable to distinguish between the
merits of two players.
A number OF ruggers who have
played regularly with the baby 15
during the latter part of the season
were not awarded sweaters, as six
freshmen had been placed ON the var
sity squad. These men are Austin.
Carol. Pettingin. Davidson, Lach-
mund and Crazy.
The freshmen team Is as follows,
with substitutes In brackets: g. X.
H. w. .McNulty. S. T. Halsted. II. S.
Pettingill, 90. Harmony, middle
rank; @. w. Nagel, 7. f. Swigart. Or.
B. Harris). rear rank; G. II Scott.
wing forward; Z. H Townsend, half
back: G. A. Austin. d. B. Carol. Of.
f. Dickey). hves: o. I.achmund &c.
II. Huttman). center; 9. e. Crazy. J..
N Mayberry. wings. and E. e. David
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