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Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-04
HAD A FINE TIME.

Reports from those who attended the
dance of Piumbcrs' union No. a, Mar
bic hall hast Thursday night are that I,
was Qua. OF the most enjoyable affairs.
The attendance was large and nothing
left undonc that would add to the com
for, or pleasure of those in attendance.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-04
ARE ACTIVELY AT WORK.

The labor Temple committee is still
ON the job and are in communication
with Various cities regarding the mat
ter Meetings are being held each week
but so far no decisive plan has been
adopted for prosecuting the work.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
NANv SDOpT
FEEDS TONIGHT

The Detroit high school football
PLAYERS viii get their annual ban
quet Mt the Board OF Commerce to-
night About $50 gridders and guests
will be present. Among the guests
or honor will he the Everett high
school football team. Superintend-
ent Chadsey viii! act as ;oastmaster.
In the same building will be held
tonight the annual football smoker
for the Michigan. Aggies. At this
banquet. Coach MackIin viii sing his
swan song before the alumni. Mack
lin has resigned 20 20 into business,
and It is not likely that he Will
coach any more Ageie elevens At
the Tuller tonight. the lnterlake
Yachting association will hold its an
nual banquet. following the business
session at which the officers will be
elected.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
COMMERCIAL
TOSSERS START
SEASON TONIGHT

The twenty-frst season for the
Commercial Basketball league will
open tonight at o'clock In the
big gymnasium OF the Detroit Y. NJ.
C.. A., with three games. Six local
firms are represented In the list or
more than 40 men already enrolled
for the tournament. Games will be
played every Saturday evening from
to 1890 under intercollegiate rules.
The following are members OF the
sir tears I'm the league:
III. C Weber Coo Petrick. cap
tain. n Barrows, G. Kowalchck, NJ
McCune, q Page. r. Pfu-eh'- M-ss-
Grinnei, Bro.-wm. Roeser. cap
tain: ID. Riley, " stone. r. Awrey. a.
Newbauer, a. Marks.
Jackson Goyette-H Elliott. cap
tain: L. Gray, q. Addleman. r. Meis-
heiner. d. Newbauer. +. Baruo' f.
Rsyi Coz. watson. captain; "
Klein. r, Drebes. l.. Canneid. a. Lehr.
semet solvay-R. Buhrer. captain:
c. Carroll, G. Buhrer c. Bartlo, B.
whecIer. " Reynolds.
Peninsular State Bank--C Frisbee.
captain: r. Johnson, r. Mum. r.
Smith. L. Smith. II Toynton. o. Helm
rich.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
Young AHEARN

IN returning TO this country he
surprised every one. The former
dancing mas:e-" knocked out Fred
ly Hicks and Willie Lewis, and beat
among others Leo Houck. Buck
Grouse. Al Mccoy, Jimmy Clabby.
and some papers said he bested the
formidable Jack Dill) (all node
cision boutsl He whipped Houck.
Mccoy and Clabby sha nefully.
He fought the technical middle
weight champion, Al Mccoy. while
suffering from illness that necessi-
tated the attendance of doctor be
tween rounds. II was the general
Impression that he would have scor.
ed a Knockout had he been In pos
session OF his full strength. As Il
happened. Mccoy just managed to
| last il out
Ahearn has not fully recovered
yet. However, 1t looks like a great
crowd will see a great fight in St
Paul next Friday night. A $4,000
house" is expected.
And that's "lotta dough-"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
Hans Wagner Is Strong for Football,
But Says Baseball Takes More Nerve

PITTSBURGH, 4-Along
football
Honus knows the fine points Of the gdron
year though he does Il.
Asked e much 10
baseball
Every football can't baseball the
might add that ball football
But ~ q
axe your chances and ball
stand up under them longer al 70
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

Navn Held TINS hter
- in more than name IL VIII oe al
Cenals line VIII as
wall plays VIII crouch 10" anu
will seek TO be oauerns ram
splitting their defenes wide open
ae style that famous that II known
Crinson stuff will high and wen oack
- il hands ..,.,.o
Yce Of Michigan in the old days as defense
abandoned IN west
Anyway, Is
q se seaboard Haughon has done wonders with
1&nrd.
kh high miniature Harvard team IN
ODonnel who one OF the best
no4 best coaches Of the present regime
his football education at Holy Cross under
tutoring Dartmouths spendld
his ends after Cavanaughs
attributes his method OF line develop
his methods really his own
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
Tener Crowd Now Has
Longest Single
Jump

The Federal league cut down a
lot on travelling expenses when 1,
dropped Kansas City from the cir.
cult and substituted New York, II
New York really is substituted. The
outlaws now have less travelling 70
do than either American or Ma.
tional leagues. With Kansas City
ousted and New York taken In, the
mileage around the loop is reduced
to 1888 miles. against 2.s0s miles
for the National, and 2,946 for the
American league.
or the three circuits. tae National
comprises the largest population. all
the towns visited totaling 1891 ,5O7
people, against l1.1S6.2s6 people
played TO by the American league.
and the 11,137.120 people by the
Federal league.
This year, the longest jump that
ne teams IN the Gilmore loop make
is from st. Louis TO Pittsburgh. q dis
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
TO TRY OUT
LOCAL BOYS
ID. A. G. Bouts Will Give
Line On Amateur
Boxers Here

What chance Detroit's amateur
boxers have OF wlnning Central A.
A. u. titles will be shown NJ the
Detroit Athletic club this evening
when the city championships are
decided.
Twelve bouts. each of four two
minute rounds are scheduled tonight.
Three or these engagements are be-
tween i33-pounders, the same num-
ber between l35-pound battlers. two
at 1875. the samc number at l5S. and
one each at lis and li5.
Not much IL known about The ma
iority of tho contCs Cstdnts. A. least
three though. are SAID TO be very
clever performers.
The tournament tonight will be
conducted In rapld.hrc order. Not
more than one minute Will intervene
between bouts, AS soon as one
match is finish II the boxers for the
next number will appear in the gym
r'sium. The Detroit commissioner
Of the Amateur Athletic union un.
der whose tlirectioh the bouts will
he staged, insists on this.
Decisions will NOT he made at the
ringside but will be determined by
poll taken OF the decisions rem
dered by the sporting editors OF tho
daily newspapers of Detroit.
The winners of tonlght's bouts
will he members of tho Detroit rcp-
resentetive toxiny team which
rreets the Gle Gland amateurs In an
inter-ci'v tourna ment nj Cleveland
newt Friday night.
The first hort of tho evening will
he between Simon nni walsh. After
that tho matches will be run on H.
the foliowinc order. Merc.er vs.
/ Stu'e-. Clark vs. Kreekrrl. Mevcrs
VS.. Collins. Du.ton VS.. Gross. Mann
va. Roach. Netthe VS.. Meltzer. Gar.
rett vs. Smith Meyers VS. SohneL
der. Grey VS.. Dap-onscy Parker Va.
Owen. The twelfth bout OF the pro
gram will be between I>apie-e and
the winner Of the Mercier.Studef
match.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
PLAYERS FRAT
GAINING MEMBERS

NEW YORK. Dec. i.-President
Dave Fultz, OF the Baseball PLAYERS
fraternity. figures that the organ.
ization will have all the diamond
stars In the country IN It's member.
ship next year. Eleven hundred
and still growing" said Fultz's en-
nual report today.
A little gloomy story from Cleve-
land found its wav into o. n head.
quarters today. The magnates will
get together soon. they say. TO pick
a buyer for Somers' Indians.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
BRENNAN FAILS
TO MAKE GOOD

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Dec. A.
frankie Brennan. Detroit middle
weight. failed In his attempt to
break into Northwestern boxing. He
was given a chance TO make q show
ing here last night against Mike
o'Dowd, and was declared the loser
In very slow. uninteresting bout.
He had a slight lead early In the
bout, bat throughout the later
rounds. he simply clinched at every
opportunity. lie was dropped for
the count OF eight Ia the eighth
round. The referee continually
warned the boxers to night more ana
hug less.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
DETROIT is ONE
DOWN IN HOCKEY

CLEVELAND, Dec. 4.-The De-
troit hockey septet will strive to-
night TO even up the series with
Cleveland. which starts the season
for both teams. Detroit was defeat
ed last night, Q to 3, in fast, rough
game. Johnson and Williams, as
usual, starred for Detroit. From
Cleveland, the Detroit puck chasers
will invade Pittsburgh, and then will
return 10 open in this city. Many
players were banished by the decree
OF Referee Monroe last night for
rough play.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

leagues is from New York TO Phlla
delphia, a distance OF 81 miles. This
is not figuring the jumps from New
York to Brooklyn. In the same city
The Feds are still handicapped by
the Sunday ball playing, Chicago
and ST. Louis probably being the
only two towns In which Sunday ball
will be permitted. Last year New
ark was Sunday ball town, but
conditions this year are expected to
be different. and II is possible that
the Sunday game will be prohibited
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
RANK JOHNSTON
FIRST AMONG
TENNIS STARS

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.--william NJ.
Johnston. OF San Francisco, the
young tennis champion. was TO be
placed at the top OF the list by the
ranking committee Of the National
Lawn Tennis association today.
Richard Norris Williams. "a. OF
Philadelphia. was to get second
place, and Maurice r. Mclaughlin.
OF San Francisco, third.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
Nov What Do You Think of
U.s." Asks Jubilant Montana
Westerners Crow Over
That Tie Game With
Syracuse

The far west is taking more Sc
rfously than the east the tie game
which the University OF Montana
played Syracuse on Thanksgiving
day. The score was to s. De-
spite the fact that the Orange team
had Just climbed on the train after
crossing the continent ana WA
more interested In the Oregon Ag.
gies fracas ahead than the Montana
encounter. the score was really q
great triumph for the westerners.
They don't have to be told OF II,
either. Here Is what the paper pub
lished BY the Montana university
town has to say Of the game:
Syracuse university's football
team. representing the sturdiest
Drawn. the keenest strategy. the
toughest nerve. ,he brainiest
coaching on the Atlantic slope.
was outfought and outrushsd and
outgeneraled beyond all hope OF
an alibi. The forward line. which
even Princeton found invincible.
was ripped and siashed all the
And the peerless backfeId. from
the catapultic Mr.. wilkinson TO
the indiscernible and irretriev-
able Mr.. Rafter. was tackled till
It's toes ratified, when Il wasn't
battering its widely touted head
against an embattled stone wall
Montana smashed beyond repair
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

that ancient Eastern deiusion
that football isn't played West OF
the Mississippi river, and ham
mered into trans-Appalachian un-
derstandfngs a proper respect for
wilderness nerve. Montana 10
written large on the football map
and deep In the memories Of the
husky Fasteners who tackled II.
Montana four times rushed the
ball from midneid to the very
shadow Of the Easterners' goal
posts. Montana kept the giant
visitors on the defensive for all
but hve minutes OF the hour OF
battle. Montana was the strong
er. nervier. quicker team all the
time"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

4owu--and stayed down. Easy for
Mike.
Since tnen-a-ah. That's another
story. Dan Mcketrick took Ahearn
10 Europe. Travelling is great en-
ucator, they say. Ahearn found IT
so--he learned how TO fight. He
knocked out the French champion.
Adrien Hogan. and the English
champion midileweight OF Europe.
tAhearn was born in England.
though raised In Brookl,n.) The
English raved over him and called
him John Bulls Boy" He was
matched with the wonderful Carpen-
tier. but the war-!'?'. courses by
McKetrick.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

lance OF GLIB miles. The Tener
league, however. is handicapped
with the longest jump OF either or.
ganization, the distance from Chi.
cago TO Boston being l.Oll miles.
while the longest trip made by the
American Is from ST. Louis 70
Washington. a distance OF sO6 miles.
The Feds also have the shortes
jump OF either circuit. that being
from New York to Newark. a dis
tance OF 10 miles. The shortest trip
OF the National and American
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
Feds Slash Road Expenses When They Drop Kansas City,
American Now Has Longest Circuit -.-Nationa Is Next

The American league Is the leading
Sunday ball circuit, having four
cities In which the Sunday game is
permitted, Chicago. st. Louis. De-
tortt and Cleveland. The National
league has three cities, st. Louis.
Chicago and Cincinnati, playing
Sunday baseball.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
f. school,,
DROPS FOOTBALL

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.-The
Carlisle Indian school will have no
more football teams. Final de.
cision was reached by Secretary
ane last night. Growing lack OF
evniIable material Is given as tho
reason for the dropping OF the
gnme by the government school.
which has been very prominent on
the gridiron for more than a gem
Orntion.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
81 R1SGRT L. RIPLEY.

81 H1SGRT L. RIPLEY.
When Mike Gibbons slides through
the ropes next Friday night In St
Paul he win dnd facing him q much
more formidable man than the one
he met June Is. 1918. The Ahearn
Of today Is not the Ahearn OF yes
terday. His Is one OF the most re-
markable transitions in the ring. He
has changed from a fancy. fitting
dancing master" into a rugged and
ready fighter.
On June 13, 1918. Mike Gibbons
smiled. rubbed his nose a little. and
then snapped his right against
Young Ahearn's jaw. Ahearn went
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
WILLS SHADES
THAN LANGFORD

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.--iiarry
Wills. Of New Orleans, Negro heavy
weight, just jabbcd away at Sam
Langford's face constantly In their
lo-round bout last night before the
Harlem Sporting club. and won the
decision. Wills 10 long and Lang.
ford, though determined, Is briefly
built and he couldn't reach the
southerner.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
Carpenter 10 Decorated.

PARIS, Dec. 4.-Georses Carpen-
tier, heavyweight champion boxer of
France and pugilist Of world repu-
tation, has been decorated with the
military cross for gallant service in
the French aviation corps.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
u. of M. Captain Wants
to Get Ineligibles
Out of Hook

ANN ARDOR. Mich, Dec. A.
MauiOetsch, captain-elect OF the
Michigan football team. has entered
upon a dennite course TO ueveiop
the material which he expects for the
1916 team. He is looking up each
available man and Is urging him on
TO further study ana is gOilg farther
In jacking up the men VINO were
been zone before. Surely, II the
severity OF the Michigan eligibility
rules nit Michigan hsru next year. 1t
viii not be the captains faults
Maulbctsca has an Unexpected
alibi Tor his inaUility TO MAKE good
offensive showing and for The gen.
erai work OF the te>.m which critics
declare was the reason. he say 9
that the team dld ngnt. did play
IA. d, but tnat all of The breaks we're
against them. 10 ,his ia.k OF luck
.e a,tiOutSs the faliuie OF tue is..
team.
+. G. Bartelme. speaking OF Maui
Setsch's claims upon an All-Ameri
can position. declared that he did
not think that the Demon DutcLman
would be considered.
1t Is offensive briliancy that
counts down there where they make
up these teams. Mauily did play
much better defensive ball, but he
will not be considered, although
personally think that he Is many
times improved" said the athletic
director.
Bartelme will be a spectator at the
Detroit Central-Everett High game
this afternoon. With him will bt
Coach Douglas, of the All Fresl
team. whom Bartelme believes to bt
as good a judge Of players as an,
man living. He wants TO get another
look at Hendrisn, Peocock. and Cul
yer, all three OF whom he believes
will be good men IL Michigan car
land them.
Douglas did not think much o.
Culver when Central played Anr
Arbor high a week ago He saic
that the center on his All Fresh
team, Nash, could cut Culver Il
pieces. and many who saw the game
believed that the Ann Arbor center
outplayed Culver until he wore him
self out But Dorz'as wants TO have
another look a. this man before
makes any tnal decision regarding
him, for he knows that a man car
have an OF day occasionally.
Dutch" Hendrian is bringing tc
himself the merited praise OF every
critic here In Ann Arbor. Town and
university students are firm In the
belief that the Dutchman has
future before him. that he Ia as fine
quarter as has been seen here In
! some time.
There will be many students frc
Ann Arbor 10 see the Detroit game
today.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
ID. q. n. STANDING.

Parke Robb. who made "a touch
downs for ID. u. 8. this fall, was
elected captain of the team last
night He n q half back and .
dandy.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

VI uMAPOIS has two excellent
nans he American association this to do
ne winning Of two than coupled with the
losing Of less than
outanG Strangely enough St. was s no,ns
!ne Association had classy batting season
players hit
49, ehAn 100 and seven better than $50 ~
s y league in 1s15 Mayer Of Kansas.
- WITH 1S1 and there
- 4tpn16e the magic circle - ~ "sue'
The LAvigne Benefit
~ YORK sportsmen will hold Kid Lay,ene
~ sveninX Of Dec 17th. turnses click
msrriy than when Terry Nc
soosnly. just 20 that wolco,t
famous 16round battle Mespah L.
the during the sashing thing
% remember the wonderful little nghter
nd - generous with him.
main for this benent
and his challsneers all be thrown ring one
Esoya code to prevail and decide the championship
hit terrible blow Jaw. ring generalshp
r(D the to his Thereafter back
UU1oo Of sashing body blows. worked his
nv earned the decision Recent
XI1t Ne old times.
1U1 English lightweight wete-weght middle weight
bl1NXNolU1t fighter has taken Somebody
- n reo5 name is Gershon Mendelon.
x = Ves31wde peace invite Messrs James Gilmore
1 - 141oDeu 10 sail the ship and gen
< 81 - compel 70 slgn bassbau treaty wall
\
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
THE DOPE ON TODAY'S GAME

Average Average welght
line Ayerag weigh O
OF
o
Championship declsionNationa interschoiastc
Michigan); EckersalL Chicago, field judge.
minutes.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
De Orc Sets New Record.

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.---De ORC leads
Xieckheifer in the match for the
world threecushion championship
by the count OF 100 points to 81. The
final block will be played today. De
Orc last nigh. established new
world record when he ran out his
so points In 35 innings.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

On Sunday week. Dec. IL. the St
Georges meet the Packards In the
)ewar cup competition at Packard
park. This will decide who will rep
esent Michigan against some Chi
cago team In the third round.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
Backfeld Not Up To Standard

popEL very proud Of his line this He considers as
and developing lines Is line
m satisfied with his present backheld
didn't the material this year of
bcksd has only Greene left and Greene was not used TO
splendid blocker and tackler, and
attack He Is good puner how
q - valuable Others promised
bad and other ailments
did develop he expected Chiefly because
time four failed to
replace ODonnel ngurss that this autumns crew is
~ touchdowns weaker than that Of 1914.
that couldn't stop
The the final periods always able to
16l different this In several have
f1n1xlo III the way
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
FIRST DIYISION

sons champions at Maloneys park
~ goais to Buick I.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

Rovers and All Scotts shared
points at Ferry neld. the game end
.ng in a goaless d aw
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

ST. Georges defeated the Pao karti
1t West Ind park by 2 goals TO /.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

Nationals trimmed the Beaudetti
United to the tune OF s goals to /.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04


H. town, and I'll the
the Boston The high
tv4 and hey not al athletes ODonnsn
Aot Asd squads of than 10 bug
- bcys ou and teaching them the fundamentals
uew This year he bad general interest.
~ ~ squsd Esqus0tH IS has hs coaching
besa honestly earned Today high
the country and the
Of TAd Phillips expects
oouegs tear, and he 10 considering
When Carrigan Could Outru Barry
otondsd Holy Cross barry Bill
X ~ IL Braves great admirer Of
- considss Of the finest fellows
nsv~ n his iMs did thing said
M 6nning bee yesterday mess college before
ynoaoo n order to play professional baseball"
0dnt play football In college. Car.
was Ciddsr Of class being sridiron
yo. mcx aksd the Everett days c.rsan was
11snn couldn't beat "os" sanass In match race today
~ nim nke hckof and 10 Q touchdown
~ 1gnv good football team-Tufts. think II
- ODonnen himself q with very pleasing mar
hs movs sport Of all and It. HIS suceess
~ o He appears to be just what would indi
- - inspiring thorough aggressive of
nothing TO b axunen that C~, an. rr..
bonande
Two other interseciona PLAYED TO-DAY IN ~h,nh
neure Beverly high of Boston.
ana East Auror Ill, Hamilton Tnstme ~
4e But neither Dc Paul ranked as hyb
can Play no part IN settling high school
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

Ill this chatter Everett hardly ths
should for the national championship Per
while Everett scored 600 points
this there has been no team in New England
Wa1tham Everett the seaboard
Ivsreu up waham poorest game year.
oeong power magnificent formerly
against
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

Monthly meeting OF the league will
be held on Friday night. Dec. 3, at
the Moose temple. at . o'ciock
prompt
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

Munstow, Barrie and Anderson will
not be able to take tho field until
next spring. owing to injuries This
clubs.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

X0UU - nCted English lightweight, welte-weght, M
W h64&xWo1g1t fighter. has taken the count Somebo,
EG(1 - ~ name is Gcrshon Mendelon.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

ye enough for high school team. said oDonne 81"
sd with good judgment and from several formations they
M games That's given
Of team hasn't the stun and the football instinct
3 with anything Given hard playing
o(Gou intelligence. however bits Of
ouchdcwns consists of GOOD hard attack combined with
the and few well handled
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

4eo were n 800 hitters the league in 1s15 MAYER
~ With $751; and there were many 1926 bater as mo
t1rno6o the magic circle
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

There II also another presentation
to be made shortly that will sur
prise one individual Well rats the
way to boost soccer. boys. Give
credit when its due.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

WAS hit q terrible blow on the Jaw, but RI
~ the gong came to his rescue Thereafter
01t1os Of slashing body blows. worked his wa
1Un11y earned the decision Recent news ite
He old times.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
ADMINISTRATIONS.

In the presence of a small gather ing of friends and relatives, Miss Mary Dalton, of this city, and MT. George Showers. of New Y ork city, were quietly married in the rectory of St. Augustine's church at 3.45 D.. In.. yesterday Rev. Father J. B. Mi hill officiating.
 The bride was attfred in neat blue travelling suit with hat to match and carried a large bouquet of sweet peas. The bridesmaid was Miss Alloy Dalton a sister of the bride, and carried a bouquet of violets. She wore a putty-coIored Gardadine suit, with hat to match. MT John Da1- ton, brother of the bride, acted as best man. Although performed with out unnecessary ostentations the we'd ding was a very pretty affair, follow ing which the newly married couple and those in Attendance retired to the brides former home on Worth street. there to enjoy a wedding breakfast.
 The announcement of Miss Dalton's wedding will come as a surprise to a large number of her friends as she here. MT. Showers is Q prominent architect of New York, his home be ing in Hasting- -On-Hudson.i
 After the wedding breakfast the bride and groom left the city for a three weeks honeymoon trip to Washington, D.-C., and vicinity. It is understood that. they will ma4Se their home>in New York city