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Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
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Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

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0es 0rOens Der Gifts.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

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gefonft. GasieIbe lit Elm 5peiIt0di
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mo attiC un0 lit i'm Colonial Still
gebaut.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
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Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
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Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

6 il s e gingen Der 9eoaftion 81
5ou Sertn uno 6ralt Mar 8oubera
aus glberfel6u no bolt 9errm Sliiius
6. NIbreAt aus @0ln.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
Sln nniere Qeierl

Ger @oman miro oieie @o6e niht
eri1einen, neil er nift in Der Reoot-
ton eingetroffen lit. Seood bOffen
mir, Dab ale nniere 2eler 0ds u0u-
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Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
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Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

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The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
SAY ROBINSON WILL
MANAGE FEDERALS
Gets Release From New York to
Go To Baltimore, 1t Is Sur
missed

NEW YORK. Oct. 3l.--With the an
nouncement OF the unconditional re-
lease OF Coach Wilbert Robinson, by
the New York Giants. reports were
immediately circulated, today, that
Robbie would probably manage the
Baltimore team Of the Federal league,
next year II Is certain that Robin
sons release was at his own request.
but his exact plans for the future are
not known.
Just before the report OF Robin
sons dickerine with the Federal
league magnates arrived, II was stat
ed that Charley Herzog. Giant third
baseman, had been offered the job Of
handling the Baltimore team. Herzog
Is dlsgruntled. II was stated. because
McGraw has been planning to trade
him TO St Louis.
Robinson is recognized as one OF
the greatest coaches OF young pitch
ers in the country. He is credited
with having developed RUDE Mar
guard. Jeff Tesreau and Al Demaree.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31

There is Only One Important
Chance in Basketball Rules

The most important change That
has been made in the basketball rules
for the coming season Is that which
takes away from "A center the privi'-
ege OF catching the ball at the zip
OF. Centers can only bat the ball.
This takes away much OF the al
vantage OF the very tall center who
could jump above shorter man ana
grab the ball rs IL fell from the ret
eree's toss
Also. freak styles OF croucbing and
jumping will be done away with
largely by the rule which forces the
centers TO face their opponents bas-
kets. This idea OF crouching for "A
leap that il likely TO end with an
elbow ip)the pit OF the opposing CEN
ter's stomach will be done away with
largely
The game will be speeded mp by
the rule requiring that man throw
ing the ball in after II has gone out
OF bounds shall have a free throw.
Other minor rules that are new are
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
CALLS IMPORTANT
BOWLING MEETING
Matters Pertaining To Annual
City Tournament Will BE
Discussed on Sunday

Mr.. j. A. Fitzpatrick, of the Bur
roughs bowling team, president OF the
Detroit city -Bowlers- associations, has
called meeting OF this association
for . O'Clock. Sunday afternoon, at the
Burns hotel.
Matters pertaining 10 the annual
city tournament will be discussed.
which. no doubt. will interest all the
howlers in Detroit II is necessary
that this tournament he held not later
than Dec. 10 To meet the requirements
OF the rules governing the American
lowing congress.
To qualify team or individual for
entry in competition in this tourna
ment each team or individual must he
a regularly qualified member OF city
lowing association. affiliated with the
American Rowling congress
New rules will be explained in de-
tail by Mr.. Edward Ryan. first vice
president Of the American Bowling
congress.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
Good Blocking Wins the Most Cames-Coach LalUfon
Good Blocking is Hardest TO Teach--Coac Stocking

for big gains and they get the least.
The crowd roars out the name oil
the man who carried the ball and
forgets the fellow who flung his body
az a would-be tackler and put him
out of the play to make the gain pos
sible.
Sometimes one Of teams halves
gets credit for being q wonder while
his running mate is rated as only
ordinary while as a matter OF fact II
IL this same running mate who makes
the stars plays possible.
Il remember one instance In par
ticular when the old d. A. c. team
used to play NJ. A. c. There was one
halfback on one of the teams who
was really a great player. He block.
ed finely. The other half was a good
man to carry the ball but he abso-
lutely refused TO block. II seemed
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
TOhn T. POUerS
Bound to Oppose

John I Powers. deposed presi-
dent of the Federal league, is try
ing TO organize q new league in op-
position to the Federal In part, and
to fill an aching void" in several
major league cities.
Powers has grand plan. He
wants 10 place teams in Cleveland,
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati and Detroit,
big league cities that are now rep
resented by only one team. and
what's more he wants to stage his
games in the modern plants or
Messrs. Somers, Dreyfuss. Herr
mann and Navin.
John It's enterprise looks like q
plugged nickel compared with the
two-and-onehalf million-dollar in
vestments Of Somers, Dreyfuss.
Hermann and Navin. but John +.
is big enough, and broad enough
and nervy enough TO want TO take
a chance.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
THINKS MICHIGAN WILL
RENTER CONFERENCE

HILLSDALE, Mich, Oct. 3l.-That
matters will be speedily adjusted and
the U. OF NJ. return to the western
conference. is the opinion OF Regent
w. II. Sawyer. OF this city He also
says that he is heartily in favor oil
faculty control These comments
were called forth by the receipt of a
letter from Frank Z. Graves. presi.
dent of the Chicago Alumni associa.
ton OF the u. of NJ. in which a
strong plea is made for prompt &C
ton looking toward the return OF
Michigan to the conference.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
Victory Skaters
SOuth's Football 'l3 Hopes

With the showing OF Vandy against
Michigan Saturday goes glimmering
all hopes OF good rating with the
eastern and western teams this year.
Last fall southern football. by virtue
of the Harvard-Vanderbilt game. which
resulted in a deadlock. was by critics
in the north and east for the first
time recognized and mentioned several
OF the stars below the Mason and
Dixon line as All-American possible
ties.
This fall. however. the situation is
sadly lacking the remarkable game Of
1912 Vandy's overwhelming defeat
at the hands OF the wolverines and
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
SikOra,s First Victory Was Over
His Brother, Who Used One GlOue

AUL
for the privilege meeting
owl Joe,
his back
Once
the
Joe
brother by 20 pounds he offered behind
oea Sufficient
Then Paul stacked up against another brother Lee
wegn MIN quite and
handy with the mtts Then
his brothers lie the the
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
MIKE GIBBONS PUTS 1T
OVER KID WAGNER

WILKESBARRE, Pa. Oct 81
Mike Gibbons. OF ST. Paul, gave Kid
Wagner, of Wilkesbarre a terrible
beating in nine rounds of scheduled
lO-round bout here last night.
From the gong Gibbons went after
his man, and after the first round nit
him when and where he pleased. Ar
ter he had battered Wagner into a
state of helplessness in the ninth
round, and just as he was ready TO
slip over the knockout, Referee Buck
Kelly stopped the bout to save Wag-
ner from further and needless punish
ment. Wagner weigher 1885, Glib
hons lac
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
Yale Coaches Point to
Defense Against Harvard

With five weeks before the Harvard
game and four before Yale's other
Zig game-that against Princeton
tIe Yale coaches. this week. decided
20 build up fighting team to stop
Mahan. Brickley and Hardwick--and
lave the offense OF secondary consid.
N alton. The Yale coaches grant that
Harvard has the finest team in many
~ sars and that the Crimson backfieId
one of the greatest eve. seen on the
Xs3dIron. From now on more than
Frlothfrds or the time VIII be spent
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
CALLS MARS BOUT
One OF HARDEST
Johnny Kilbane Has to Knock
Out Cincinnati Scrapper Be-
fore He Will Let Up

CINCINNATI, o.. Oct. 31.-Johnny
Kilbane today termed his fight with
Knockout Mars, OF Cincinnati, last
night, one OF the hardest battles he
has engaged In since he won the
weatherweight title from Abe Attell.
Johnny won by knockout in the
seventh round.
Mars, boxer with only year
professional experience. tore in fierce
ly. from the first gong and In the sec
ond sent Kilbane to his knees with
stiff Jolt to the head. From then
on until left uppercut sent Mars to
dreamland. both battlers went at II
hammer and tongs. and the $500 fans
today agreed that they had their
moneys worth.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31

In building up defense and one-third
in the offense. Wilson will prove an
important factor In the development
OF the defense. The coaches were
highly pleased with his performance 2
against Lehigh, though they were
disappointed in his game against La
fayette. Whatever his other qualiii-
cations for the backfield-and he Ger.
tainly was not success as a quar-
terback--he ranks high among the
Yale backs who have been good on
secondary defense.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31

Seven-man teams will be the rule
among the members Of the American
Amateur Hockey association, OF which
the Detroit Hockey club is a member,
this coming season.
Some agitation was started in New
York to cut the teams down to six
men each, but IL is believed by Harry
Brown. manager OF the local club, that
II was begun by those interested
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
Spiegel and Patterson are Highly
Praised by Philadelphia Writer

Jefferson halfback, was the speediest
man on the field. Time and again he
dashed around Avery and Carter and
was downed only by the secondary
Lefense. He carried the ball repeat
eddy on criss-cross formations that
seemed to start too quickly for the
Yale players to size up.
Washington and Jeffersons big
tackle. Patterson, played powerfully
on the offense and broke up the plays
directed at his side of the line
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
SMITH MUST SHOW WORTH
WITH c. MULLER TONIGHT

NEW YORK Oct 3l.--Whether
Gsnboat Smith is to get return
match with Carl Morris will likely
be determined. tonight, when he will
meet Charley Miller, of San Fran
cisco. in a l0-round bout. Smith has
been accused OF quitting to Morris
and the only thing that will restore
him to favor here will be clean-cu'
victory over Miller
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31

the Commodores are at present con-
sidered as good as In the south show
ed beyond doubt that the class is
lacking.
But even at that Michigan has not
met with the best result AT home. be
ing defeated by the Michigan Agricul'
tural college a week before their Nash
Vile victory.
In the Virginia-Georgia game. In
which the latter were returned losers
by a narrow margin. another game
went to invaders. The Virginia bunch
IRE not hardly classed with the east,
but at the same time they are recog.
nized as outsiders among the southern
teams.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
LAMBERT, AUTO
RACER, KILLED
Sets Worlds Record at Brook
lands MOnday-ls Killed on
Same Track Friday

LONDON. Oct. 31.-Percy Lambert
famous motor car driver. was killed
today In an accident at Brookland
race track
Lambert, an English driver, estaD b.
lished new worlds record on Mon
day at Brookland He came to his
death today in a practice run, when a
tire burst while his machine was go
ing 10 miles an hour. The car over
turned, crushing Lambert under 1t.
Iambert's new worlds record was
so miles in q minutes. 2.5 seconds.
He was trying TO beat IL when killed.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
BIG EASTERN TEAMS ARE
ON EDGE FOR TOMORROW
Fitz HunOr

Old Bob Fitzsimmons gain stroll
ed into print the other day Bob
MAS a witness in a case in New
York and pom his entrance into
the unafiliamr surroundings was
somewhat taken back. The justice
recognizing him. nodded, and Bob
took courage.
Am in the right CLUB" he ask.
ed the clerk.
Yes. hut this is only prelimi-
nary" said the clerk, who at once
recognized the freckles. The
amin bout is on in minute.
There's your corner over there.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31

that II was impossible for him to
learn. The result was that the really
good player never could gain while
the poorer one was getting away for
long runs regularly, due entirely 20
good interference he received
Blocking and running interference
is the hardest thing there is TO teach
high school players saws Coach
Stocking OF the Central high school
squad.
Good interference is absolutely
necessary but II is rarely found even
on the best high school teams. You
can set down as rule that the high
school team with the best interference
Is going to win nine times out OF ten.
"One reason Toledo won from De-
troit was that Toledo did such fine
blocking"
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
Too BAD Dartmouth II Doesn't
Play Harvard Again This Season

is 1t has had
Harvard this season. but
played
Hanover OFF its list They alleged
that Bckey and punish
left out when
Now Dartmouth be
with playing Princeton Carlisle and Pennsylvania
getting line the strength OF the
by the Of the New England teams
this field
either Dartmouth Princeton
conflict. .ls
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
VRUWINK INELIGIBLE,
FINDS COACH ZUPPKE
Maroon Left End Has Played
His Last Game for Chicago
University

CHICAGO. Oct. S1.-John Vruwinx,
Maroon left end, and all-western star.
has played his last game with Stages
men. II was announced today. The
university deans. today. declared Vru-
wink ineligible undeS the conference
three-year rule. on complaint made
by Coach Zupke. OF the University OF
Illinois. after II was discovered that
vruwnk played In two basketball
games at Hope college In 1910
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
....Edued bv..-
aalph L. Yonher
LOOKS AS If THE
FRATERNITY WINS
Ban Johnson Says Demands Are
0. K.-May Even Recognize
David Fultz, President

CHICAGO, Oct 31.-President Ban
B. Johnson. of the American league
declared. today. he believed there
would be no friction between the
league magnates and the Players fra,
ternity and that nearly all the de
mands of the players will be granted
Johnson said he would not 20 GO
far as to refuse to recognize Dave
Fultz, president of the players organ
ization. but he believed the demands
could be better presented by a com
mittee OF the players.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
Name on a SOuse

Evolution OF Name or How
Cognomen Gets Intoxicated. might
be the title of the biography OF a
Cleveland football teams monick-
er. IL started out as the Erin
Braghs, which Is decidedly Irish.
Then some Teuton crept in and
made II Erin Braus. Now some
body else has changed II to Erin
Brews.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
CHARLEY WHITE AND
JIMMY DUFFY MATCHED

CHICAGO. Oct. 31.-Charley White.
local lightweight and Jimmy Duffy,
of Lockport n. Y, were today match
ed to box 10 rounds at Milwaukee on
Nov. 10. The promoters who arrang-
ed this match were unable 10 obtain
Packey Netherlands signature for a
bout with Jack Britton. Packey's man.
ager holding out for guarantee or
S.. 900 and a liberal per centage.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31

ID. l.. Reeves. sporting editor Of the
Philadelphia Public Ledger, has words
Of praise for Al Spiegel and Patter-
son. two Detroit boys who helped
Washington and Jefferson hold Yale to
a scoreless tie, Saturday. He says
Yale was completely outplayed at
times and though the visitors never
got close TO the goal line they made
steady gains around the ends and
through tackle. Co
Little Spiegel, the Washington and
The Detroit times., 1913-10-31
SYRACUSE FOOTBALL
TEAM IN DETROIT

The Syracuse football team arrived
in Detroit early this morning and
went Immediately to the Cadillac
hotel. They will have practice on
the ID. A. c. field this afternoon and
60 to Ann Arbor for the game with
Michigan tomorrow.