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The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
OUTLAW BAIT TO
TEMPT MINORS
AT OMAHA MEET

Apparently unsuccessful in whatever
peace negotiations may have been un-
der way. the Federal .sague is plan
ming coup TO be attempted At the
meeting OF the minor leagues, Nov.
10. In Omaha. From hints dropped
here and there. from statements made
by Federal leaders, and from letters
received by Class AA managers. II
seems certainty that this move VIII
be made as the last aggressive play OF
the invaders. Their proposition. as II
Is TO be outlined To the minor league,
will be about like this:
"You minor leaguers have had the
toughest season In baseball history.
Your only chance to play even, the
money received from the sale OF play
ers, is pretty much TO the bad. because
the majors don't dare purchase men
whom we have already seen and coax
ed away from organized ball. You'll
have an even worse struggle next sea-
son. Why shouldn't you combine with
us and announce a new era In base
ball?"
President Gilmore and several Of
his leagues magnates will go TO Oma-
ha and request an audience from the
assembled minor leaguers. Between
now and the date OF the Omaha meet
ing. the Federals will try to have a
talk with David Fultz. During recent
months the Players fraternity has
been enlarged and extended till II
takes In the more prominent minor
leagues. and Is Is now possible to deal.
through Fultz. with the majority OF
representative ballplayers round sew
eral circuits. as well as with those on
the major clubs.
But II looks as IL Fultz had decided,
for the present, at least. TO keep away
from Federal league temptations. He
has issued a statement at New York
In which he says that the fraternity
has no grievances of any weight; that
he is now satisfied that there are
enough major leagues. and that the
fraternity has not let down the bars
to the Federals.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
MANDOT GIVEN BUSY
NIGHT BY STEWART

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Oct 27.-Hal
Stewart made q spectacular bid for
fistic fame last night in. his l0-round
bout with Joe Mandot, and only supe-
rior ring generalship and grand
tenth round finish saved the New Or
leans lad from beating at the hands
OF the Ft Wayne unknown.
Stewart started the scrap with o
rush, and for five rounds fought Man
dot blow for blow. greatly puzzling
emmy Walsh's protege by his unique
style Of attack. Up to that time 1t
looked as IL Stewart had winning
margin, but Mandot then opened up
ard with a succession Of right and
left jolts battered his way back to
even terms In a memorable tenth
round winning margin over the then
tiring Stewart
The fight probably marks the en-
trance in sci ct circles OF the FL
Wayne boy. who has hitherto been
known only as a mighty popular pre-
liminary scrapper. Mandot seemed In
good condition, tLd came out OF the
milling In grand shape. Condition
and class were THAT gave Joe his
victory. and the French market Lad
lost none OF his popularity in the VOL
VERNE state by last nights perform
ancc.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Callahan is Slated
To Stick With Hose

CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-Although no
formal announcement will be made un-
I'll Owner Comiskey gets back from
his invasion Of the Wisconsin wilds, II
is understood here from authentic
sources that Jimmy Callahan will
again manage the White Sox next
year. II is known that Jimmy and
Connie have already had several
conferences with plans for 1915 as the
topic for discussion.
The Sox did not make the showing
expected OF them this year under Cal.
lahan's leadership. but the chief seems
TO have an acceptable alibi. Hal
Chase jumped 10 the Feds, Lord quit
baseball, and the inheld on which he
had counted much was ruined for the
year. To rebuild that inheld will be
"Jimmy's" big task next spring. OF
course, IL he could develop hitter or
two. that would be considered an
achievement worth while.
There has been nothing to date 10
indicate that Comiskey will retire this
winter, making Callahan president anu
Kid Gleason manager. That story was
circulated late IN the season and at
the time created something OF stir.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Hughitfs Return Hailed
With Delight On Campus

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Oct. 27.-The
pail OF gloom here scared almost, but
not quite, out OF sight yesterday aft.
ernoon when Tommy Hughitt appear
ed on Ferry field In uniform and
again took charge Of his team.
He practiced place kicking lot
and ran the team through a short sig
nal practice. The bad arm was band
aged and appeared quite stiff. but
Tommy declared that he would not
only play Saturday. but that he would
stick the game out. This is consider
ably more than has been expected,
and Yost Is preparing to lose both
Hughitt and Splawn during the con-
test. As protective measure, he Is
drilling Benton in the art OF place
kicking, and the big end Is doing bet
ter than was even hoped for.
The coaching stan was augmented
yesterday by Willie Heston, Harry
Hammond. Hugh White and Jimmy
Watlxin. all former Wolverine stars.
Finkbeinner has been called back
from the scrubs to place on the var
sity end Millard is being groomed for
q possible line Job. Benton and Staatz
will probably have to play the ends,
a. Whalen is injured and not very
satisfactory anyway. In fact, he was
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Yanks May Train Next
Door to Jennings CreiD

NEW ORLEANS. Oct 27.---If A. J.
Heinemann. president OF the New Or
leans Pelicans. IL successful In nego-
tiations which he has just under
taken, the Detroit Tigers will have
the Yankees as next door neighbors
during training camp time .nexl
spring. Heinemann Is after q camp
site at Pass Christian. Miss, nine
miles west OF Gulfport. and connected
with the Tiger hangout by railroad,
trolley and water. The Pass was
President Wilson's winter home dur
ing the holiday vacation last year.
II HeinemAnn gets the site. II Is un-
derstood that the Yanks will invade
Mississippi this spring for the first
time since the days Of "a.
In that event, there will be three
major league teams training near this
city. as the Reds will be at Alexan-
dria, La, and Heinemann hopes TO
hook them up in q memorable exhibit
ton series. The Chifeds will be Mt
Shreveport, but whether Heinemann
expects to hook up the Feds with the
organized boys. he has not explained.
II Is probable that the Maps, who will
train at San Antonio, will also be
seen in action here for few days
before the trip north.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Check Fisher Didn't Get May
Give Frat Its Chance for Clash

be eligible in the city series, accord
ing TO the decree of the National COM
mission. That's why he didn't get n
postseason check. But Bobby de-
clares that when he signed with the
Cubs, President Thomas told MIN pos
itively that he would be eligible, and
that II he wasn't, he would get his
share OF the receipts anyway. SO, he
gays. he signed for a smaller sum
than he otherwise would
There were no strings TO the offer.
Fisher declares. and It is asserted that
the union IL planning to investigate
the affair and avenge Bobby, IL the
circumstances warrant.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
But Five Eastern
Teams indicated
BIZ HAL SHERIDAN.

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.--Of the big
football teams OF the east. only hve
have come thus far through the sea-
son without being defeated. They
are Harvard, Princeton, the Army,
Penn State and Pittsburgh. Yale and
Dartmouth last Saturday joined the
list OF teams which have met defeat.
Teams which heretofore have
guarded their goal line so zealously
that scoring against them was rare
also have had touchdowns rung UP
against them with startling regular
ity. Three touchdowns have been
scored against Harvard, three against
Princeton, two against Yale, one
against the Army. and two against
Penn State. Out Of 20 teams. Wash
ington and Lee is the only one
which has not been scored against.
This team has rolled up 2S6 points
in five games, against none for their
opponents. They beat Georgetown 13
to 0, the same score by which the
Navy downed the Blue and Gray.
Harvard has scored 124 points to
their opponents 2S; Yale, 96 to 16;
Princeton, 66 to 10: Army. 30 to q;
Pennsylvania, "a to 16; Navy. 70 70
26: Cornell, 131 to %; Dartmouth.
17S to 10; Carlisle. 80 to 65: Syra-
cuse, 1874 to Is; Washington and JET.
ferson, 157 TO 19: Penn State, rs to
l3;. Colgate, "a to "a; Tufts. 202 to
SO, and Pittsburgh. "a to 10.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Bresnahan Has Side-C Contract With
Cubs Not to Jump, Says Thomas

CHICAGO. Oct. 27.--lf Roger Bres.
nahan attempts to jump from organ
lied baseball into the Federal league
he win land In the courts, with small
prospects OF playing baseball for
either organization. This is the as
sertion made by President Thomas
Of the Cubs. who last night vigorous
" denied that there II any founda.
ton for the report that Bresnahan Is
to manage the Brookfeds next year.
"The story Is ridiculous" said Mr.
Thomas. "Bresnahan simply cannot
play ball In the Federal league, and
I'll tell you why.
Two years ago Roger signed
three-ycar contract with the Cubs.
Moreover. he signed side agreement
which will prevent him from jumping
to the Federal or any other league.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27

About $4,000 was involved In
these contracts, and they are abso-
lutely binding. Bresnahan well un-
derstood the significance and the iK
portance Of that side agreement when
he signed II, and II Is inconceivAblc
that he would undertake to violate Il.
II have every reason to believe
Bresnahan 10 satisfied with his pres
ent place. He dropped In to see me
the other day to say goodbye for the
year, and he was In here for about
i've minutes. The report went out
that he was delivering 'ultImatum1
and arguing for an hour. That II not
true.
AT any rate. / am in q position
to tie Roger up In the courts n he
tries TO desert US. and you can take
that from me as being absolutely
final"
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27

the hole through which the majority
OF the Syracuse gains sifted.
The return OF Hardwick. Pennock.
Mahan ct al. to the Harvard lineup
has caused the Wolverines. who will
go TO Cambridge in two special
trains, to ask odds OF 3 to 1.
Yost Is giving particular attention
to this line, which he hopes to bolster
up to the peint Of checking Crimson
rushes until Hughitt and company can
stake the Maize and Blue to q few
points via the strategy route. Upon
such program rests the sole hope Of
the Wolverines. and 1t will have TO
be carried out In few minutes, as It
is not probable that Hughitt can long
survive the hard tackling and block
ing OF the opposition. The team viii
leave for Cambridge tomorrow.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
CHARLEY WHITE NEAR
DEATH IN AUTO CRASH

CHICAGO. Oct zT.--Freddie Welsh
nearly lost his chance to meet Charley
White In that Milwaukee fight next
month. when Whites auto turned
turtle yesterday near Valparaiso. Ind.
White was bound for West Baden
with Dr. J. b. Bradwell, when he ran
into q huge boulder at the road side
The car was demolished and Bradwell
was seriously injured. the pusilist es-
Gaping unhurt by rare good fortune.
sTREATOR. III. Oct. 27.--Tommy
Gary, of Chicago. kept Ad Wolgast.
ex-cnampion lightweight. very busy
for ten rounds here last night and,
while no decision was given. Gary, who
began fghting from the tap OF the
gong in the first ropnd, had consider
ably the better of Il as a whole.
Wolgast laid back until the fourth.
after Which no mixed freely to the
end. but Gary, remained the fresher.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Hoppe Not King,
Asserts De Orc

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Aifredo De
Orc. the three-cushion billiard cham
pion of the world. is out with chal-
lenge to Willie Hoppe De Orc re-
sents the declaration by Willie's rela-
tives and friends that the balkline
king Is the greatest Of all billiardists.
He is anxious TO prove that Willie II
not. for any sum up TO $4,000. \.
Hoppe and his admirers" said the
Cuban, "seem to forget that there arc
many games OF billiards besides balk-
line. To deserve the title Of the great
est OF all billiardists q man must GER
tainly be supreme in more than one
branch Of the game. 6a
II will play Willie Hoppe series OF
matches at any 10 games OF billiards
he cares to name. and will bet him
$4,000 that I can beat him q major
ity OF the matches. ] will furthermore
suggest five games at different styles
OF play, at which I VIII meet him, and
bet him $4,000 per match. These are
balkline. three-cushion. English. pool
and Spanish billiards.
III Hoppe wants to play me. he win
have to do so within the next few
or will refuse to meet him.
I am getting old, and very soon will
no longer be at my best. You see. I
was pool champion before Willie was
born. and can't last forever"
De Orc 10 one Of the most interest
ing characters the world of profes-
sional sport has known. He first won
the pool championship, way back In
~~xl~ ~lA a h~A
lost but three championship matcnes
In all. At one time he held both the
pool and t'-ree-cushion titles at the
same time.
De Orc always bets his own money
on his matches. and invariably plays
winner take all.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Loan Refused Him Last Spring
Mau Make Hurdler out of Johnson

II is claimed that the refusal has
ranked in the twirler's bosom al year
and that he IL now in frame Of mind
to hurdle to the outlaws. In fact. he,
Is credited with the statement that
he would play with any league that
offered him $1,000 more than Griflsh.
This the Wards have announced that
they will do.
Grifith. however. says he II not
worrying, and that he expects Johnson
to drop around any day and sign his
1915 contract.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
BRICKLEY ONLY TO
Be OUT OF GAME

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. 27.-That
Brickley will be the only heavyweight
that will not return to the Harvard
lineup this year Is considered certain
here. Sunday. when her boy returned
home. Mrs. Brickley expressed her
self as intending TO spank Charles"
IL he went into the game again. As
surances have been given her that the
drop-kicker will not be used under
any conditions. Logan. Hardwick,
Bradlee and Mahan were behind the
line In yesterdays practice.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Record CrOUd to See
WOLqQSf and Welsh

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Ons Of the
biggest crowds that ever attended .
bout In New York IL expected ut Mad
ison Square garden, Nov. 2. when
Lightweight Champion Freddie Welsh
and the former titleholder, Ad VOL
gas;, Of Cadillac, Mich, meet In 10
20. Id AFFAIR.
Welsh. who has been training here
for few days. has gone to Boston.
where he takes on Matty Baldwin, the
veteran. tonight Welsh expects his
setto with Baldwin to be Just train
ing jaunt. Wolgast is expected to ar
rive here today. He win do his final
training at Dal Hawkins roadhouse.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Dave Fultz Brings
$4,000 Suit For Libel

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.--Dayid l.
Filtz, president and attorney Of
the Baseball Players Fraternity.
and himself former bali player,
has filed suit in the supreme court
against the Sporting Life Publish
ing company for $4,000 for libel.
FuItz based his action on an arti-
Gle that charged Fultz with respon-
sibility for the attitude Of Ray
Caldwell, the Yankee pitcher. who
deserted his club. This attitude
OF Caldwell, said the article, was
due to the influence OF Fultz, who
openly "hobnobbed" with James A.
Gilmore. president OF the Federal
league.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Miller for Miller Is
Last SHIFT for Aggies

EAST LANSING, Mich, Oct. 27.-
Quarterback substitutions on the
Macklin team will hereafter read NIL
Ter for Miller. The Aggie mentor has
decided to have Blake Miller. this
years quarter and last years end.
The Farmers are working strenuous
ly to prepare for the University Of
Akron. which comes to do battle on
College field next Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
'sRAJAR' EXPECTED
TO HURDLE TODAY

CHICAGO. Oct. 27.--Roger Bresna-
han In expected to tack his monicker
to Brooklyn Federal contract be-
fore tonight. II he has not already
done so. according TO dope emanating
from George 8. Ward. OF the Brooklyn
team. Baseball writer's had dificulty
finding "Rajah" who was reported to
be having final conference with OF.
ficials of the Chicago Cubs.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
BY HAROLD Y. WILCOX.

BY HAROLD v. WILCOX.
u looks very much as II the city
Ties IN Chicago were going TO give
~ players fraternity chance to
&rt something with the magnates.
1bby Fisher, the short stop, who was
'tchased this fall from Toronto by
- Cubs. has been given no share OF
- p0et-season easy money and he is
>ved In fact. he has joined the
bfvs Of holdouts and has announced
~ the Bruin infield will have to do
hout him next year.
~ will be remembered. Fisher ar
|ved IN the Windy City too late TO
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
TESREAU'S WEALTH
Is STILL MYSTERY

NEW YORK. Oct 27.-"Big Jeff''
Tesreau, rival Of Christy Mathewson
for stellar honors on the Giants pitch
ing stan. escaped telling just how
much he Is worth today for the benefit
OF Miss Clara Young. the Perryville.
Mo-. girl who Is suing him for S25, 900.
alleging that he refused to wed her
after promising to do 30. Justice DON
nelly set aside the order directing
the pitcher to submit to an exafnina-
ton as to his wealth.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Bushnell Secretly
We'd OUer Year Ago

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Oct. 27.-It
was learned here yesterday that 7.
H. Bushnell, Jr.. substitute quarter
back on the Michigan team, was Sc
cretly married In Detroit o yeaaAago
this month to Miss Adele Johnson, OF
Colorado Springs. Co. The bride is
living with her parents until Bush
nell completes his engineering course.
HIS home Is at Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
BY HAROLp v. WILCOX.

Here is little yarn which. whether
true or not, is a mighty fne illustra-
tion of what ball players now demand
since the Federal league offers such
possibilities In the way OF club over
the heads of the nagnates. II Is said
that Walter johnson has not signed
with washington for next year be-
cause he was refused big loan by
the National owners last spring. Wal
ter. DO the story runs. wanted TO make
q payment on bis Kansas ranch with
the borrowed money.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
YACHT IS HOSPITAL
FOR YALE GRIDDERS

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct. 27.--
With Wilson, Legore and Ainsworth
returning today, Yale will get down to
hard work for Colgate on Saturday.
Wilson, Legore and Ainsworth were
given q rest with a cruise on Cap
tain Harry Converse's steam yacht.
Higginbotham won't be able to play
before the Princeton game.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
ON WALrGR TRuMeLC.

Tho Wolverines will come sast
several days before the bio con-
inst " the dootors think u safe for
the patients 20 be moved. MIehL
gan Will make lie headquarters at
the Boston hospital. while the Mar.
ward team Will do lts last polishing
up for the battle at the cambrld1e
lnfirmary.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
wEATHER-PROOF TRACKS
ARE WINNING FAVOR

This years disaster at Lexington.
when rain prevented racing for six
days OF the ten scheduled. the agita;
tion Cor weatherproof tracks has
burst forth anew and more horsemen
than ever think perhaps a slower
track that would permit racing MANY
days that II is now impossible on ouI
lightning speed courses would be
good thing for the light harne.3 sport.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
PRINCETON EASING UP
TO AWAIT BIG GAMES

PRINCETON. N. j.. Oct. "a. =
Princeton In now pointed for the Yale
and Harvard games, and the regulars
are not to be driven at top speed dur
ing this week. A majority OF the var
sity men were kept out Of scrimmage
work yesterday and will be worked
out by easy stages with an eye to-
ward reaching top form week from
Saturday
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
SATURDAY'S GAME TO SETTLE DISPUTED
SCORE WITH HARVARD 33 YEARS AGO

Saturday at Cambridge University
VIII try 70 settle disputed of 33 standing
m Harvard The famous down" buried
ne without numbsr but Just the Is tender subject with
weerers OF the Maize and Blue this In 1881
Hichn bncked up against the cson and defeated
>1o Nhieen made touchdown OF It's memorable
failed 70 credit L.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Bravery In Battle
HonOred by Britain

According to dispatch from Lon
don, A. r. Wllding, the tennis cham.
pion, who enlisted In the English cav
airy at the outbreak Of the war, has
been promoted 70 the rank Of iIeuten-
ant. The promotion was earned by
uaIlantry on the battlefield, u was
stated
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
AS THEY SEE IT
IN THE FAR EAST
sY oRANrLANn RlcE.

Michigan. az we gather II from
the advance dope, hasn't any more
chance against Harvard than the
6oston Braves had aasInst the Ath-
Ietlcs. Not q biz.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Ron pummela Daily.

NEW CASTLE, Pa. Oct. 27.--Tony
Ross defeated Dan DALEY here last
night In o fast 10-round fight. Daily
had m even break in the nrst and
third rounds
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
HERE NEUTRALITY ENDS!

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oobs degeuerasins into paro picked
elevens which they
wf be provide thrills and several
sea Here they are: