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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
EARLY PROSPECT
FAVOR OLIVET IN
y m. |. A. A. RACE
Carpell Has Ten 20" Men Back
To Rush the Crimson To
the Front
ADRIAN is WELCOMED
BACK WITHOUT LEITH
Harmony Now Prevails Since
Reule-Maulbetsch Incident
Is Closed

With the opening OF most OF the
state colleges only q few days dis
tant. football Is beginning to make
considerable noise in NJ. l. A. A. cir
cles. From the present outlook. the
association will have It's banner year
in this athletic activity.
The fact that three new coaches
will be In evidence in the states most
popular athletic circle, and that
Adrian has once more entered the
ranks of the association. makes the
preseason dope all the more interest
Ing.
Last week the athletic authorities
OF Adrian college celebrated their re-
turn to the fold by engaging Prof.
Obee Of that college and Physical d.
rector Brown. of the Adrian Y. NJ. c.
A.. to train the college team. Brown
Will do most Of the training while
Prof. Obee will have charge of the
managerial reins.
Charles J. Firth, who has coached
the Central college teams OF Iowa and
IL graduate Of Buckness and Chi.
cago universities, will succeed Coach
L. J. Hunt, who retires from active
work at Hillsdale. The Hillsdale
bunch seems to be lining up strong
this season and their grand finish last
year indicates that they will make q
heroic battle for first honors of the
NJ. |. A. A. this season.
Al the present time. Olivet appears
as the strongest team in the associa
ton Football has always been this
schoors strong point, and with q little
favor from Dame Fortune, II looks
as II Carpell. the new coach, will
nave little trouble In drilling a team
into shape which can wipe the spots
on the pick Of the entire NJ. /. A. A
According to reports received from
Olivet. ten Of last years team will be
back. when school opens this week
They are: Rider, the star OF las,
years back field, who gained a state
VIDE reputation, Hamilton, Royal
french. WEIGH. Coulter. Bauman, Hol
iiuay. Leavenworth and Miller.
Carpell, the former u. of M. player
viii take the place left vacant by thu
departure OF famous foot" Hall.
In Albion. where hopes are high
Coach Gill has already stepped ints
the shoes Left vacant by Kennedy.
Inc passing Of Thomas Leith as 9
coach In NJ. !. A A. circles is q source
OF gratihcation 10 many schools. II
was Leith who got Reule and Maui
oetsch to join the Adrian college
team. II was Leith who denied tina
their credits were not legal. II wa,
Coach C. J. Hunt. Of Hillsdale. who
LOOK the matter to the athletic author
ities OF the NJ. I. A. A.. which resulted
ia the ousting of Adrian from tina
circle. Last June. Leith rendered his
resignation to the local college. n
became effective a few days later
shortly after that Adrian was asked
70 return to the association. Thi,
they did with alacrity. The feelins
among the schools now is of the best
Kalamazoo will be sadly cripplef
oy the loss OF their star man. "Cnr
" bramble Is out this year, and thi,
materially weakens the organization
Anna as usual will present a stron,
lineup. Many Of the old men will b,
back. and from present indication,
last. '"al o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
HAUCnTON HAS
0VER-SUPPLY. OF
FOOTBALL men
Stxty-Five Candidates Turn Out
at Harvard-Brickley and
StOrer There
WENDELL, FELTON, AND
GARDINER ARE LOST
Mahan, With Brighter Record
Than Brickley's, Is Coming
Sensation
-..EdEted dit....

BOSTON. Mass, Sept. 16.--With q
squad or 65 candidates for the Har-
ward eleven. Coach Percy Hsughton 10
suffering from an Overplus Of mate
rial. But II Is conceded that the as
pirants are the best In recent years.
and a winning team seems q certainty.
With Charley Brickley and his far
famed, educated" dropkick-t0e In
best OF trim, and Bob Storer, who
scooped up, tumble and made him
self famous by scoring the frst touch
down against Yale In years, acting az
captain. fall training started here to-
day with rush.
The Crimson has the best outlook
In many years. Even though several
OF last years championship team vet
Grams have left. the prospect IL ex-
ceedingly bright for a repetition. The
IS men who were on hand today have
attended Coach Percy ID. Haughton's
correspondence school during the
summer. and the usual tiresome chalk
talks and get-together "buzxes" were
not necessary,
Percy Wendell. last years catapault
captain: Sam FELTON, and Gardiner,
having graduated, will have to be re.
placed this fall. FELTON, has promised
TO spend quite bit Of time teaching
another his wonderful "fade-away"
punt spirals. Frank Bradlee, Wen.
delIs Sub last year: "Tacks" Hard.
wick and all the other veterans were
on hand today. Among some OF the
brightest hopes was Mahan, whose
nigh school work and freshman play
Ing last year give him a record even
more sensationally brilliant than that
brickley brought with him. Mahan.
IKE Brickley. Is an unerring drop.
kicker and broken field runner. He
VIII De tried out at quarter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
FIELDS ARE LARGE BUT THEY FAIL
TO WORRY STARTER FRANK WALKER

The abnormally large fields in the
State Fair races yesterday, failed to
give Starter Frank Walker any partic-
ular trouble and he got them away
just as well as ever. There were SO
many starters In the 2:20 trot and the
2:09 trot, that all the horses couldn't
wedge In straight line across the
track, and they got the word when
there were trailers
The field players saw their chance
when Marta Bellini sold for even
money against the field and grabbed
1t. They figured that with such q
large field and SO many unheard of
horses from the half-mile tracks, there
was bound to be a dark horse. There
was. After Bellini had taken the
nrst heat. she broke while in the lead
In the second, and jumped all the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD

IL was q long, hard tussle, but
the Giants Anally got away with
their game against the Cabs, after
II innlngs.
This puts them ~ games ahead
Of the Phll1les. who Weot to tie
with the Clncinnat1 Reds.
After the Naps had taken = two
run lead by scOrlng sSx times In
the fourth INNING, the Athletics
came from behlnd ana won Out. IL
took Bwsh. Plank, Houek md
Bender In the box 10 do %.
In keeping mp the three-corsered
race for batting hWnOPs IN the
American league. Joe Jackson BIT
safely twice In four times NJ bat.
iris speaker cOnnected for hat
0ne hN IN four tlmes mp against
the 50. LOu1s browns.
The Yankees lost a. 0ppWrtun-
ity 70 vacate last place BY drop
ping their game "a the Tigers, ~
the Browns lest 10 Boston.
Boston and Broetlyn sre now
tied Tor the lesderHhfp Of the Sec
ond division. While the Dodgers
were idle. the Bvnves broke ewes
In doubIe-keader With the
Pirates.
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START
PRACTICE TODAY

ANN ARBOR. Sept. 1.-THE Uni
versity OF Michigan football men had
their first practice here today. They
had reported to Coach Yost yesterday
and registered and today were ready
for the toys and first active work.
Yost and his assistant, Schultz,
were on the job with Trainer Farrell
TO help them out. Coach Douglas,
fresh mentor, was expected to arrive
today.
Nineteen men registered yesterday
and more were due to arrive today. or
the 10 four were men who had not re-
ceived ofhcial invitations, but who
were anxious to get In on the pre-sea-
son work.
Practice will be held on Ferry Field.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16

way from the three-Quarters to the
wire, finishing tenth, Westervllle Girl
winning the heat. Westerville Girl
won the next two heats and the race
The second event, the 2:16 pace,
was a race between Del Ray, the Cox
horse, and Marion Hal, driven by Nc
Donald. Del Rey showed superior
class and won In straight heats.
Directum l.. strong favorite In the
2:05 pace, had no trouble In taking
the two heats necessary to win.
Andrews was the leading driver
yesterday. winning both trotting
events. He took the 2:20 trot with q
rank outsider, Westerville Girl, and
the 2:09 trot with a favorite. New
CELL
Farmer Spears. the Michigan Short
Ship best bet, failed to show class,
finishing ninth and seventh.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
RAIN WON'T HURT
GRAND CIRCUIT

The slight rain that fell this morn
ing will hardly interfere with the
Grand Circuit program at the State
Fair grounds. On the contrary, 1t 10
expected to put the track In even bet
ter shape than 1t was.
The feature of today's card is a
$4,000 pace with Frank BOgash. Jr.,
winner of the Chamber Of Commerce,
and Leata j.. hooked up for clash.
The 2:07 trot brings out bunch
of fancy trotters, including Cascade.
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go NEWS AND VIEWS OF SPORT A.1 800. ;:.-
RIVALS IN GREAT WORLDS SERIES

Carol Brown. the sterling young
pitcher OF the Athletics. and Jef Tes-
reau, the Giants spit ball ritchr, will
probably face each other in the
worlds series.
There isn't much chance for com
parison between them. although
Brown has won more games Tor the
Athletics this year than Tesreau has
won for the Giants. Both are far
above the ordinary. and il Brown can
stand the strain OF big series should
put up a stiff battle when called upon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
MACK ADMITS THAT
HE HAS WON FLAG
Says That Yesterdays Victory
Over Cleveland Makes
Result Sure

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 16.-Man'
ager Connie Mack. OF the Athletics,
today declared that he would have
the American league pennant clinched
beyond any mathematical possibility
before starting on the hnsl road trip
of the season. A q result Of yester-
days victory over Cleveland, Mack
said:
Philadelphians can get ready for the
worlds series here. When the Maps
were beaten yesterday, their last hope
melted"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
Walker Not Only Does
the Starting But He
Does the Announcing
At State Fair Races

Frank Walker had his hands
full yesterday at the opening
&of the State Fair races. Not
only did he have the largest
fields Of the season to get
away, but he had to do the an
nouncing Of results to the
grandstand. The crowd was
small and Walkers strident
voice succeeded In carrying to
ell parts Of II without the aid
OF b megaphone.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
AERoPLANE FRl0HTENs
HORSES At RACE TRACK

The aeroplane. driven by
Tony" Januss at the State
Fair grounds yesterday, rose
from the interior Of the race
track twice yesterday during
the races. 1t frightened the
horses at the start Of the 2:09
trot, and a messenger was sent
to Januss. requesting him to
postpone his flight until after
the heat, which he obligingly
did.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
NAVIN PICKS
4 MORE PLUMS
TODAY AT CINCY
Is Lucky In the Draft, Getting
Nine Additions To Tiger
Roster
NEW SYSTEM GIVES HIM
CHOICE OF SIX CLUBS
Michigan Leagues Lose Only
Three Players To Majors In
the Drawing

Today Frank Navin, president OF
the Tigers, looks over carefully the
men on four Class IA and Class A
baseball clubs and decides which men
he will add to the Tiger roster, one
from each club.
Yesterday at Cincinnati he was
lucky and got his choice OF six of the
Class "A and Class A clubs. He re-
ceived this choosing privilege as q re-
suit OF new drafting method. Hith.
ertO major leagues have been allowed
TO draft only one man from each or
the Class IA and Class A clubs. Who
that man should be was decided by
Yet Now simply the major league
club having the right to draw from
each club Is decided by chance. the
major club having the right to take
its pick.
Detroit secured the right to pick
six men, one each from Buffalo. Mon.
treal and Jersey City. Of the Interna.
tional league: Sacramento and Los
Angeles, of the Pacific Coast league.
and indianapolis. OF the American as
ISOLATION. Navin Immediately named
Mains, Of the Buffalo club, and VIII
liams, OF the Sacramento club, as mis-
choices, and reserved the right TO
name the other four men until today
Besides the six high-class players,
Nxvin secured three from lesser
leagues in the draft, making nine play
ere in all. Heilman, first baseman
from the Portland, Ore. club. IL one
Of the new men Fftzsimmons, q
shortstop, from Spokane. In the
Northwestern league, was secured
through the New York Americans.
Kavanash, a third baseman. from
York, Pa, is the third. All three OF
these men hit and throw right-handed
Detroit was lucky In the draft. Only
the st. Louis Americans secured .
greater number of chances to draft
from t>e two highest clauses Of the
minors, St. Louis getting eight play
ers. The Boston Nationals secured
the same number as Detroit, six. The
st. Louis club drafted 81 players from
the minors. which indicates that they
are going to sweep the country clean
II given . chance.
Michigan leagues failed to suher or
profit. as you see It. by the draft.
Only two men were taken from the
Southern Michigan association. The
st. Louis Browns took Stimson. OF
Lansing, and Becker. Of Kalamazoo.
The Chicago White Sox took Ashley,
of Ludington, of the Michigan State
league. The Border league didn't lose
la player.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
HENDRIAN HORNS HIS
WAY INTO FIRST SQUAD

To Dutch" Hendrian belongs the
credit of being the first real scrub to
force himself into the first squad Of
Coach stocking at Central high
school. Hendrian showed up so well
last night that his coach told him he
was q regular today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
WILLETT PITCHES WELL AND BANGS
OUT A DOUBLE TTAT WINS FOR him

NEW YORK. Sept. 16.-Edgar Will
lett was the biggest hero of the IT,
gers today. following his feat of yes
terday, when he pitched the Tigers
good game against the Yankees and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
L DIRECTUM |. AS
FUTURE CHAMPION PAGER
CALL FOR MR.. MU0-RAW"
WELLS THE BelL-HOP At
THE BID OF JAPANESE

CHICAGO. Sept. ia driz-
cling rain threatened TO prevent
the last game OF the season be-
tween the Giants and Cubs this
afternoon. The New York ath-
letes. resting in their hotel. de-
rived entertainment while
Japanese sporting writer, direct
from Toxic. sought interviews.
The Nipponese expert had a
bellboy paging all forenoon for
Mr.. MugRaw."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
WALKER DOES
EVERYTHING BY JERKS

BOSTON. Sept. 16.-Clarence
Walker, the new Brown outfielde-, is
q nervous, high-strung young fellow,
who Is going to shorten his stay In
the American league through sheer
jerkiness OF style, II he 10 not careful.
This 10 the opinion of those who saw
the Kansas City wonder here In the
st. Louis-Boston' series. W
Everything Walker does, except
possibly In hitting, he does IN jerks
There IL none Of the essential follow
through to his throw, and his running
Is not in the easy form he might ut.
tain and retain his speed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16

Two-ba hits - Williams. Willett
Left on bases--New York 2, Detroit IL
Double play--Bush, auinann and on
slow. Bases on balls--On Fisher 3. or
Warhop 3, of Willett 3. Struck out
BY Fisher I, BY WARRIOR I, by wiliett I.
Hit By pitcher--By Fisher (Onsiow)
by Warhop 2 U.ouden and Baumannj'
Sacrifice hits-Bush, Mckee. Gibson.
Onslow, Knight. stolen bascs-cobb
Onslow. Maise1. Whitesnan. Hits--Orf
Fisher In "a Innings. of WARRIOR
3 In 8 la innings. Time--2.o0 I'm
pires--Ferguson and Sheridan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
CADILLAC OUTFIELDER
JOINS CUBS TO-DAY

CHICAGO. Sept. 16.-"Pete" ALI
son. outfielder Of the Cadillac club, In
the Michigan State league, Joined the
Cubs today and will be given chance
In the outield before the end Of the
season. Allison finished second
among the league hitters.
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cracked out double In the ninth inn
ing that won the contest. Z to 5.
Ray Fisher started for New York
but failed to finish because of q dis.
pute with Umpire Ferguson. Warhop
finished the game for him.
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Newell. b. r., by Newleaf- Hazel
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MANISTEE AND BATTLE
CREEK MEET AT G.. r.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Sept 18.--
Manistee, champions Of the Michigan
state league, and Battle Creek. cham
pions of the Southern Michigan asso-
citation, meet here today In the first
of q series of p0st-season games.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
O'Hea,u, Cornell End,
Says He's In Sha6e

ITHACA. N. Y. Sept. 16.--Jack
OHearn. right end of the Cornell
varsity. In reporting for work today.
declared that he has almost fully re-
covered from his serious Illness. ana
LOOKS Tor the best season in his career
this fall
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s. Candidates Are Our
For Title Pennsy ELeyeu

IA
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16.EFrank
Tfghe, st. Louis football star. and 33
other candidates for the University of
pennsylvania pigskin squad, were ut
practice today under the direction OF
Coach Brooke.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
FIRST REAL BEAR STORY
COMES FROM u. OF d

The first real bear story from De-
troit football camps rises from the
University Of Detroit. Somebody took
part OF the elevens football togs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16

ANNAPOLIS. Sept. 16Culling from
big squad IL the task that NAVY
coaches have. Ninety men appeared
for practice today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
FRYE WON'T PLAY AND
FAVORITES AT EASTERN

Coach Frye IL newcomer at East.
ern high school. He knows no favor.
ties and he has announced that every
man who wants to make good on his
football team must work Past repu.
tations count for nothing.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


MOmdmy's Results.
Boston 81. Pittsburgh St.
New York 4, Chicago n3 innings.
PhiIlies 2. Cincinnati called, 10
darknesO.
Rain at 81. Louis.
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SO Men In THE Syracuse
Football COnUeut,o,.

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Sept. 16.-There
were 80 men In the football SQUAD
that reported today to Coach O'Neii
OF Syracuse university here today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16

An attempt IL to be made to reor.
eanise the Short Ship racing circuit.
20 tAqt seven cities will be Included
rnoy are Detroit, Grand Rapids. Sag
ow. kAlamaxoo. Bay City, Jackson
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Grand Circuit Results
s;o5 PACE, PURSE $4,000.

5'v0 HCE, PURSE t2,OOO.
Digectum L.. CHI. h.. by Directum
w Kelly .izetta. by Pactolus iRyanI l
F,owsr fnE,c cns blk h; HegD. 49,.
Granham Baughman, b. h. Cox
zzonfworth b.. h. q. Murphy
~smorewer. yr m. tSnow)
Time--2:o4A, 2:O3N.
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PRINCETON, N. j., Sept. 16.-That
the Princeton university football team
will have hard time to make a good
showing this season, is indicated by
the fact that there are only three
veterans, Phillips and the two Bakers.
Oh the -frst- eleven picked by Coaches
Andrews and Bleuthenthal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-16
PNmbeX Looks Good
For Yale At NeqU Hapeu

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept. 49,
Giving every evidence that he will -
one OF the great stars Of the AL cam
palgn, Pumpelly, last years "find.
made touchdown in yesterdays
scrimmage In fashion that brought
delight to the Yale coaches hearts.
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STANDINGS


MOnday's Results.
Detroit Z. New York s.
Chicago 5, Washington 0.
Boston 8. st. Louis 3.
Athletics 8. Cleveland s.
Tuesday's Games.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
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Ty Csbb drew two Aits in ave
tises ~ bat n The New Nerk-De.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.


Providence 3. Newark ?.
Buffalo 81 Montreal IL.
Rochester 10. toronto b.
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CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 16.-"Chick"
Benton retains his title of champion
tennis player Of Ohio. He defeated
A. +. Reed yesterday In the cham.
pionship match.
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Minneapolis II, Columbus I.
81 Paul 4. Louisville 0.
Milwaukee 2, indianapolis 2.
Toledo Kansas city game postponed
rain.
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TOXIC. Sept. f6.-The Washington
university baseball team today de-
feated Waseda college, 13 to 2.
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2;2o TRoT. PURSE $1,000.

w estervllle Girl br. m, by
SaiDetor-Secu lar Can
NieWey .............
Marta Bellini, br. m. (Dicker.
.on .....:..... 10 4
Koront tS'' IN iSnedeker) z 3 y
Tha No 'McCarthy).. g. 6 2
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Lena Rivers. blk IN. (McDon-
tai 10. .......:....... 6 s
On Conn. b. h. (RusseID 10 4 >
vergilus. br. h. (Teachout6 A.
Rina. b. m. (Grapentine) Dis
r. &. W., b. z. tRathburn) ds
Time-2:11h. 2:12k, 2:IlL. 2.1pn
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2:ls PACE. PURSE $1,000.
Del Rey. b h.. by Nutwood
wilkes. dam by Charles Derby

Margot Hal. b. IN. tMcDonald) "a
The Assessor. CHI. &. tGeersJ
Holly Brand. b. 3. tChilds) S 8
Cleo B.. ch. m. tHedrick) az
Time-2:06h, 2:07. 2:07N.
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Yam has never yet been fore
- limit TO win a race said
&fter yesterdays victory. Il
that he IL able to do a mile
mt now, and am confident
Will some day be q worlds
By far the greatest horse |
In fact, he Is one OF the
I have ever seen. He works
KnGAlno. and 10 never annoyed
666t ~ other horses.
Uood no special methods In
- He taa been used just
~ ooxes but he has had
tAon the rest"
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

STANDING.