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The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
Pat DOugherty Drove
Out Two For Red
SOx in 1903

Harry Hooper. the brilliant right
fielder OF the Red Sox. tied but did
not set a new worlds record when
ne smashed out two homes runs In
one game OF worlds series The
feat was first performed by Pat
Dougherty In the second game OF
the worlds series between the Bos-
ton Americans and Pittsburgh Ma.
tionals on Oct 2, 1903. In the first
inning Dougherty. leadofT man for
the Red SoI. Jared Sam Lever
for home run drive inside the Red
Sox's old park. He made 1t pos
sible by fast sprinting. In the sixth
inning Bucky Vail was hinglng for
the Pirates and Dougherty raped
the ball over the right field fence
for the circuit. an extremely dim
cult feat.
Since the worlds series have been
revived in 1903. 90 boundary belts
have been made In the big games.
J. Franklin Baker Il the leader, with
three to his credit. Hooper. Dough
erty and Fred Clarke. are tied for
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
BIG ''9" GETS
into ACTION
Important Games to
Feature Conference
Card Today

CHICAGO. Oct. 2S.-Big four and
big nine games today divided foot
ball interest In the middlewest.
Excepting Indiana. all the confer
ence teams get into action today
against each other The battles be-
tween Michigan university and
Michigan Aggies and Nebraska and
Notre Dame. should furnish the
dopesters with thew inner and the
ruGner.up in the non-conference
class. in which the Wolverines are
favored by a few over the Aggies,
and the Nebraska.Notre Dame Is
ton.
wisconsin-Ohio SSafe. and Mime
so,aIowa drew cFet interest among
conference fansl The Badgers.
touted as the dark equine Of the
season. have won all games played,
as have the Gophers and Hawkeyes.
Ohio State was more feared by Wis.
consin today than she overwise
would have been because OF the
three-three tie played with the cham.
ptou Hint last Saturday Although
Coach Williams has long been Grill.
ing new fullback TO take the place
OF Captain Scion, Ineligible through
The summer baseball route. tae
Gophers admittedly are greatly
weakened. A defeat, or even an I'M
satisfactory victory today, couldn't
help but prove disheartening and
might put the Minnesotans out OF
the running II Iowa can hold the
Gophers. the formers field goal pro
cliyities might then prove the bal
anCe OF power.
A. Urbana. Zuppke things so III.
tie Of Northwestern that he will keep
fogue and Clark. his two best men.
out. lie want. To save thea for
Minnesota next Saturday.
For the real fight, the Chicaz 90
Purdue game should iurnlshe TO
days class. The teams are more
evenly mGtched-on papeT-than any
other two opponents meeting today.
A win by the MarUons VII make
them real contendcrs for the confer.
ence title with n record OF three 10
the good AMI none lost.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
CAN'T DEFEAT
THOSE STOKES

The Builders & Traders league
No. 2 rolled at the woodward alleys
on Thursday afternoon and the
Stokes team grabbed three more
games, giving them a standing OF
1000. They took Firms team into
camp. although the scores were
close.
Harry C1ippert's bunch OF noise
producers also captured three
games. valloping the Haberkorn
crew.
The Cooper team took two games
rom kennedy's men and also won
the gold Clippert buttons for the
week. having the highest total pins
for the three games. the Stokes
team having held them lapt ueek.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
Sheepshead Speedway
Has Room For Even
a Small War

Braves field, Boston, seats $4,000
persons.
The Harvard stadium seats
$4,000.
The Yale bowl seats 10000.
Now comes the 5heepshead Bay
speedway which seats 10000.
On dope. the speedway is the
biggest thing ever in the way OF a
palace OF sport. in the old days II
was claimed the Circus Maximus
seated 250.Oo0. That is doubted. II
was also claimed the Coliseum
would sea, $1,000 Romans, but
measurement OF what is left of the
Coliseum indicates II would hold
about $4,000.
The speedway, scene OF the Astor
Cup race. is located on the old
Sheepshead Bay race track, Long
Island. n contains a tvo-mile track
and is a wonderful piece OF work
The track surrounds $50 acres OF
RTOuuu II - HVN w "
for auto races. There's footoaIl
field. a baseball field. 80 tennis
courts and enough room for an
aviation meet, horse show and
even a military tournament.
Besides. IL Is probable space VIII
be allotted for open air grand opera
In warm months and skating and
hockey In winter.
The speedway cost lot OF money
20 build. II will cost a lot for
maintenance. But there are enough
rich men behind the scheme to
make IL 20.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
LIE CORES LOSS
WORRIES YALE

NEW HAVEN. Conn. oct pa
Yale's rojuvenated football team
will undergo crucial test this aft
ernoon agains, her little 1914 con.
queror. Washington and Jefferson
The Allies are generally favored 10
win. but tho coaches are looking for
hRht. lie Cores absence r. sorely
felt
Washington and Jefferson. how
ever. has not the team OF cracks It
had last year. Tbs squad Is lighter
ana mort Of the old stars that low.
,sred the n1ue are eons.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
PITT 2 TO l
FAVORITE OVER
PENNSY TEAM

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 23.-Cnder
the leadership OF Coach Glenn War.
ner. q Pittsburgh gridiron war
riors have invaded Philadelphia
prepared 20 scalp Pennsylvania
About 200 Pitt undergraduates rolled
into town last evening with wads
OF long green they are wagering on
their team
The Penn team yesterday after
noon INDUCED g. The very lightest
sort OF practice for about an hour
Final rehearsal Of signals was the
work Betting on the game today
favored Pitt Two 70 ore was Of
.ered on the Pittsburgh team
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
IN 81 YEARS, BUT 81
WORLD SERIES PLAYERS
HAVE BATTED A 800

or all the players who have
been in world series games since
lssf-3l years ago-only - have
batted 800.
Four we're added to the list
this year-Lewis, Hooper and
Hoblitzel. OF the Boston Sox, and
Luderus. OF the pills.
Hank Gowdy has the highest
average OF all world series bat
ters-,545. Home Run Baker
made the most big series hits
81 in So times at bat. His aver
age Is .s7S.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

form on the yearlIng squad As
soon as Splawn became eligible for
varsity competition. he was used
Mt full. and though showing won
derfully well In practice. he went
way wrong in the games. And so
Yosts problem was still unsoived.
As soon az Splawn failed TO come
through, Yost began another still
hunt and saw Pat Smith playing on
the fresh team. He knew Of Smiths
reputation and saw that he WAS a
star, and 30. as In the case OF
splawn, Smith was used ut full as
soon az he became sophomore.
Pat" made good from the start.
Re prove1 hineeli . eapatle Of
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
CANTON ARRIVES
: TO PLAY HERALDS

The crack Canton independent
football team. headed by Carp Julian.
rolled into Detroit today TO meet the
Heralds at Packard park tomorrow
afternoon Julian went immediately
TO Ann Arbor 10 see his alma mater.
VI. A. c., play Michigan In the an
nual in which he starred for four
years. and a Iumter OF his team
mates accompanied him. All of the
Canton players are former college
stars, and many OF them have receiv.
ed mention on mythical all-star elev.
ems. They will line up sgsins, Bill
Marshall's corking good team as fol-
lows:
Left end-Axteil. All Ohio. Kenyon.
Left tacklc--Edwards, All Western
Sotre Dame.
Left guard-Gor. Case
Center-WaIdsmith or Schultz.
Waldsmith. Buchtel
Right guard--"Dutch" Powell. All
Onto. ohio state.
Right tackie-Dunnln. All Ohio.
Marietta.
Quarterback-Ham All west
ern Notre Dame.
Left Hnlfback All western.
Hight halfback-Iddings All West
err. Chicago university
Substitutes-Zettier and Van All
man. ends and back field. Sloat and
Dagonhart. linemen.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

the other teams on which he had
starred. But though for time
Yost smiled happily at the prospect
OF such a star for three years. he
soon found his problem stin un.
settled. for Smith could not stand
the strain physically, and his in.
iured leg again went hack Oh him.
Thus Yost faces today the same
problem that has been bothering
him for years H. must find man
for that position for Smith can not
last the full game even though no
starts or plays n part Of n. At any
minute Smith may be forced 10 mutt
though this IL farthest from his
tnoughts--and Yost win have 20
a. !. y II d
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
Unknown Skaters Record

enhused that Eddie Mahan
H field the tale
Lochnvar from the who makes the Crimson
Saturday hafback
Wesleyan stood So yards from the goal line and drove The
OF such phenom will
be fame is whispered that Stage has him corad
G&1cago
really record
Wisconsin
dropkick Northwestern
{IH2ou1
0kSfy Rickey kicker. his
Unsv1rds foemen In Charley's day
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
The Past of Chick Evans

has brought hearty guraw
III really nifty baseball pcher
baseball reao!
a diamond get lot OF run OUT
the f magnitude
baseball his real and VINO was
nasyer youngserChick Evans MS
he IL the the American trumvirate
baseball and foot
ne was the pitcher Tor the
10 dis credit bu
lgament snapped and his curytng days were over
he played quarterback
grid title he made soyard run for touch
fractured proved
rfdding studied the and his
vfeld ofd drivers ndm
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
Michigan Hasn't Had Fullback Since
Thompson Smith Starts Well but Cracks
If Cobb Can't Beat Somebody
Else's Record, He Beats His Own

Ty Cobb has established five bascrannng records in the Ame
breaking the old
bases Jointly held by David Fz made in 1902 and Frank sb
Georgian betered his
Collins In 1910
1911 So This
has nine beyond this mark
holds the
1911. while
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
WHITE AUTOS
LOSE FIRST

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 23.-The
White Autos. OF Cleveland. amateur
baseball champions Of all the terri
tory lying cast OF the Rockies. Loaf
the first game % The amateur world
series here Yesterday The Autos
were defeated by the Tacoma Zig.
ers. champions OF the coast. by n 3
to : count. Crowley pitched well
g - losers. che second game
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
Speedway Game Loses Stutz

decided that the sponsorship
100000 Of the 100000 prize money hung up
the
Withdrawn from the racing game This has
Official
a. Of the bestknown OF the Suz
aren In seeking affiliations
IN 1871 and his or
American the running with
from Sheepshead baywas
vehicles According the
the they
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
WATCH MEN BEHIND LINE" TIP TO LINEMEN
BY EDDIE MAHAN

Linemen should assume posi-
ton when on defense, that will
make It easy for them 10 start
quickly in any direction tas shown
In the pictured. Brace the feet well
and keep the arms free for action.
Play high enough SO you can see
what Is going on behind the oppos'
ing line. You have good chance.
then. 10 see which way the play is
coming
Watch the men handling the ball.
rather than the man playing oppo'
site you on the line.
The next picture will show how
A lineman should play on otfenseD
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
E1ti1;'fffilSSHIIII'!S | Sd

aibi Ann Abor today fa con
"A be deala Wolverines and Agges VIII
al everything they have aso
E grid for week before he ois
OF chance TO praeuce ana
be OF mud Ann Aooi
conditioning the iosunth
A all night wind swept he
much hner turf nan
handicap 10 0''"
wolverines and the Farmers nave nau
tker OF games snappy e!ear ~" ne
the their sQuadrons
Sf have featured the Sg
weakened By injuries ou' A
tbe forum Of wa
viii be
In the a melee win be II ssIIS am
A. cashed on tne
-. there said this regans praoe s
big ana no
fsct himself snl pleads that he must save @
this sort OF
be licked regardless OF any ot
a thinks OF the ntastste schoo Classic
D De should be-
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
Record Number Join
"Y" Club This
Season
FOUR BASKETBALL
TEAMS COMPETING
Six Squads of VOlley
Ball Players After
Pennant

The opening OF the winter SEIZED
Tile in gymnasium class work al the
T. VI. c. A. has had the effect OF
increasing the class membership at
a record breaking rate. The Bust
ness Mems cruz has reached a total
% 395 Members, the largest in its
history. and tournaments in vol!ey
ball and basketball now being stag.
ed are attracting more aed more
interest.
Recent new members OF the Bust
ness Mems club are contained in a
list issued by the physical depart
ment OF the association: Raymond
Kahn. +. S. Raymond. W. n. Adams.
Thomas s. Merrill. A r. Larrabee.
j. H. Optner, William Brown.
Charles l. Fisher g. / Miner, &. {.
Starkweather. j. l.. Forbes. w S.
Thompson, Arthur r Mercer, w j.
Mcnamara, +. $. Moon. Frank
Hurd. r. L. Morris, G. f. Chadsey.
L. A. Roster. NJ u. Silver. w. J.
Chesbrough. r. F. Evans, d. J. Mac
Lean. j. ". kelch.
Four teams Of business men are
now competing in the basketball
contest which began on Oct. s. The
teams are composed OF the follow
ing:
Reds-Dietsche. captain; Atkin-
son, Patterson. Moran, Kahn, Gut
man, Brooks. Devoe.
whites-Dill. captain; Mazer.
Ritter, Larrabee, Gray. Huebner,
Jackie. Logan.
Blues---G. Parker. captain: Jones.
Boone. Hooper, Henry, Stevens.
Moon. Parker.
Grays-Palmer. captain; Lundy,
shinnick. Gage. Taylor. Neinstedt
Leith, Harvey.
The volley ball tournament began
on Oct and will run through Octo-
Der. November and up to Dec. .. The
six teams are composed as follows:
No. 1-Wormer. captain; walker.
Mason. Potter. standish. Gilbert
Nutten. Berkeley, O. Fisher
No. 2-D. Parker. captain: Arm
strong, Warren, Simons, French.
wertman. A. L. Parker. Matthews,
C. Fisher
No. 3--Wllliams. captain. McFad-
yen, Bachman, Price, Nicol. Men
stedt, Trout. Kresge.
No. Howell. captain; waldeck.
Wesbrook. Emmous. Luce, a. Park
er. Studer. Hubbell. futile.
No. 5-Scrvis. captain: Donnelly,
Diefendorf. Ballard, Jones. Logan,
/ Hartwig, Iarrabee.
No. s-Plunkett. captain: Shell,
+ DeTar. Yost. Capman, Reithard.
Cook. Hartman.
| CAMBRIDGE Mass Oct %
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
mckinnon Seeks Trouble.

NEW YORK. Oct s3.-Bill Nc
Kinnon, the Boston heavyweight, IL
matched with the winner OF the
Jack Dillon Young weinert battle,
for 10 rounds at the New Haven.
Conn, athletic club. Nov. IL Vein
ert and Dillon will battle Nov. l at
the Garden here.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

jess willard u the most sccon,m o.
datIug champion we've had In n IDuu
ttmr Ven nght any body. And Mi
he vsnf' out Of II In n mere 10000
buck guarantee.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. "a
Ideal football weather was on tap
for today's gridiron battle between
Harvard and Cornell The game IL
expected TO 80 Kicking duel be-
tween Mahan and Barrett.
Wallace will be Lack at center
In the Crimson line and is expected
20 add needed strength at that point
Both lines average 1913 pounds.
Every Cornell man is in lighting
condition and one Of the best games
Of the season = sspecte1.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
OAK PARK
WILL PLAY
Big Turkey Day Con-
f1ict Formally
Scheduled

Detroit Central viii play Oak
Park high. OF Chicago. on Thanks
giving day This is the burden OF
an announcement oy Director OF
Athletics Darrell H. Davis. OF the
Detroit schools. and marks the entry
OF the Cass-ave. school into inter sec.
tional football: II Detroit succeeds
in winning the state championship
again, victory over Oak Park will
make the Bussites interscholastic
champions OF the middle west. for
the Chicago school has already elm.
mated Englewood high. the other
contender for mid.western honors.
The Turkey day game viii be played
In Detroit. - Il Detroit is unde-
teated by sunset on that holids
is probabl. ,ua. bass will pack his
gridders into couple Of Pullmans
and journey TO Boston TO play Ever
EFT high for the national champion
ship on the following Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

second honors, with two each to
their credit.
The record OF home runs made In
worlds series since 1903 follows:
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

world series fades and football big headlines
sporting world RECALLED
AoMness with which leading
inis Is particularly true
g ponune the pigskin Quadons
OF wna may happen during the
mo more SAID concerning the
nas on inc intimation that different Of team always
eApecteo from each mentor There
nut II is unjust to the eeven The
eeet great football
TX - out 70 make team play TO the it's -
fundamentals
the adaptable
that he happens His depends his
hoeoound theories
Or defense II he had his his pro
- oeccr perform after another line
ana the ability
tne difference In
pot N the fundamentals
- ~ sntrey out OF the running "
49, yeer f0 has his Heson,
en Aeulbetsch and with
cnangee MIS-
around Bdckys skilu
Along with Kicking Charles Haughon about
eosher stye OF attack about
conduou and the national beated
- the ability to do this sort Of of
Uysescs system OF playing football made Haughon
I1QEeonen the team-n ,ome roc,bnd
oefense TO which they which thew
U01 best Thus Haughon Of Maban az
- looo tho for DePrato. souad yers
10 tnmG u hard game. both for play and s,raes
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
Hooper Didn't Set Record
By Homers, But Tied One


MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Oct
23--Ioren Scion. fullback and
captain OF tho Minnesota foot
ball team. was yesterday de-
clared ineligible.
The athletic board. after a
fve.hour session. found the star
guilty OF playing professional
baseball during last summer.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
Moran Gets His Raise

.{D At Moran, OF beng
the
pilot Of his
that he win stand pat on his lineup The salary he
PhIls succeeded
a ordinary coach and he but slight when
- the big Job.
the
- for the winter
Alexander with |
the greatest hurer in the American league Caldwell
Either IL superior Phlies
Caaoweh world series and either could games
IN tnportant Set" - -
reported
magnae II would q to
tnan as cantankerou bate
ysers a. an ownerand so might McGraw not
tnls however His
- - run. and each year Is worth $30.voo 10 = -
- dss:h OF Robert Ward being hailed quarters as pos
factor Not probable
80 VIII keep believes that Wayd dss
<31 bestnning Of the - ~ '@u' ue~n
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23
Cross Back In Game.

NEW YORK. Oct 23-Leach
Cross has started negotiations to-
ward trying 10 secure match with
the winner OF the Johnny Dundee
Willie Richie tilt
II have had a long rest now, and
am in better shape than for several
years" declared Leach,
The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

,Dury levi. and Harry Hooper cru
out home now and shake hands
Nth MI.iinm Johnston, tennis champ.
big year for California, chs
Evening star., 1915-04-15
WORKERS MAY
SUPPORT PROHIBITION
Strikers Possible Attitude Would Be
Welcomed by Anti-Saloon
League.

The striking brewery workers will
have TO line up for prohibition unless
the strike is soon settled, declared John
Colpoys, secretary of the Central Labor
Union today. discussing the latest de-
velopments of the trouble between the
local brewers and the striking union
employees. Although matters are pro-
crossing most favorably for the men.
MIR. Colpoys declared. the situation is
such that unless the difficulties are
adjusted soon the men will all heartily
support prohibition for the District of
Columbia as sort Of last resort"
The men have pickets at all local brew
cries. it is said, and they keep count of
the beer that goes out in the morning
and of that which returns at night and,
according to the report of these pick
cts. most Of the beer that goes out is COM
ing back. The strikers declare that the
men from out of town who came as
strlkebreakers are in many cases dssatis-
fed with their positions, and have secret
1y told the pickets that all is not pro
crossing in the breweries as well as
might be. They declare that III one local
firm one of the new brews was totally
spoiled and had TO be turned into the
Evening star., 1915-04-15
139,347 MEN LOST
BY BRITISH ARMIES
Undersecretary of War Re-
veaIs Casualties From Start
of Hosti|ities.

LONDON. April Is. 3;04 p.m.-The
total of British casualties in the war
from the beginning of hostilites up to
April IL is 139.347 men. according to an
announcement made in the house of
commons this afternoon by Harold j.
Tenant, undersecretary Of war
The missivings in England with regard
to the great British losses at Nueve
CEnpelle are hardly justified, in view Of
the advances gained. i'll the opinion of
staff officers at the front. One officer,
explaining the strategic Importance of
this dent in the German line said the
Germans in six weeks more. had they
continued to hold Nueve Chapelle thus
fanking tie British on the north and
the south, would have inflicted losses
equal to those sustained by the at
tackers on that memorable March
morning Thus the British would in a
short time have lost just as many men,
the speaker declared. without the
physical and moral ADVANTAGE scored
by the spurt forward.
Evening star., 1915-04-15
$59,0OO IS BID FOR
STOCK EXCHANGE SEAT
New York Market Dealings Broader
Than at Any Time in Re-
cent Years.

NEW YORK. April Fifty-nine
thousand dollars was bid today for a
seat on the New York Stock Exchange,
an advance over the last actual sale of
$4,000.
few weeks ago memberships were
offered at $4,000. and several trans
fers were made below that figure. while
the exchange was under enforced
closure during the latter part of 1914.
Trading III stocks today was again
in such large volume as to make the
movement unusually impressive.
Dealings were broader than at any
time in recent years, embracing many
hitherto dormant issues. The under
tone was somewhat confused, how
ever, some of the leaders showing a
reactionary tendency.
Bethlehem steel was little of a factor
in the early trading, becoming mac
tive after it's initial 3-point advance.
Evening star., 1915-04-15
AMERICAN KILLED IN BATTLE.
Andre C. Champollion Falls While
Fighting for France.

NEW YORK. April 15.-Friends of
Andre c. Champollion of this city, grand
son of the late Austin Corbin, president
of the Long Island railroad. learned to-
day that he had been killed while serv-
ing in the French army at Bois Lepretre
March %. The information was contained
in private cable message received here
and forwarded to his widow. now living
at Red Bank, \. }.
Mr.. Champollion. though an American.
went from New York at the beginning
of the war to enlist in the French service
He was a grandson of Jean Francois
Champollion. the distinguished Egyptolo-
eist and translator of the Rosetta Stone.
Mr. Champollion was graduate of
Harvard in 1902 and married Miss Ade-
laide Knox, daughter of John J. Knox,
at one time controller of the currency. He
was .thirty-four years old.
Evening star., 1915-04-15
THAW'S CASE UP AGAIN.
Arguments on Motion for Jury Trial
Set for TODAY.

NEW YORK. April lo.-Arsument on
the motion of Harry X. Thaw's counsel
for a jury trial to decide whether he is
sane and ought to be given his liberty.
was set for a hearing by supreme court
Justice Newburger this afternoon.
Thaw's counsel hoped also that the ap-
pellate division would hand down de-
cision today on their motion that the
slayer of Stanford White be sent back to
New Hampshire.
This motion was made in an appeal
from an order of Justice Page directing
that rhaw be sent back to Matteawan
asylum.
In the argument on the jury trial il was
stated that the state would be represented
by Deputy Attorney General Frank Cook
Evening star., 1915-04-15
Occasional Light Firing by
Sentries Reported in Browns
vile Dispatch.
ACTIVITIES OF TRADERS
ANNOY U. S. AUTHORITIES
Deputy Customs Inspectors Scuttle
Boat Used by American Secretly
Seeking Business.

BROW NSvILLE. Tex. April ID
Heavy ain interfered today with op-
erations in the Villa siege of Mata-
moros. There was occasional light fir
ing by seutries.
United States Gust and immigTa-
tion authorities have been annoyed by
the activity of both Mexicans and
Americans on the Texas side of the
river who seek business relations with
the Mexican factions.
Deputy customs inspectors last night
scuttled a boat which was being used
by local bank employe, an American.
in crossing the river at a secret point
1t was understood the American had
endeavored to see the Villa officers on
business.