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The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
KAuFF Is.
FED STAR
Bennie Again Leads in
Base Running and
Batting

CHICAGO. Dec. l3.-Benny kauR
took double honors In tine Federal
league this year. The Federal aver
agos. released today. show that the
i,rookfed led in both batting and
base running. His swatting average
was .34s. and he purloined 81 bases.
Watson, OF Buffalo. had higher bat
ting average, but figured only in IS
times at bat Lee Magee was right
rehind bis tesinmate. with . mark
Of $50. Bill. Fischer. Whale catcher.
ranked third, with 326.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
d. u. s. to Hold Its
Track Meet, Jan. 28

Detroit University school an.
nounces the date for it's invitation
interscholastic track meet as Jan.
2s. or course II will be an indoor
meeting. The eligibility rules OF
the Michigan Interscholastic Ath-
letic association will be enforced,
and all Michigan high schools will
be invited to participate. as ytli To-
iedo and Cleveland high schools.
Many handsome prizes viii be
awarded.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
BUTLER SEEKS
NEW TRAINER

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.--James But
Ter. millionaire horse owner. is look
ing around now for a trainer to sue.
ceed Richard Benson. Benson's
work. IT Is said. has not been entire
ly satisfactory and he will not be In
charge OF the Butler ponies In 1915.
Jack Joynex and Tom Welsh. who
are back In America, after meeting
cons siderable success on the Euro
pean tracks. arc mentioned among
the names of Benson's possible sue
cessor. Welsh formerly trained
horses for Harry Payne whitney,
Andrew Miller and julius F1eisch-
mann. Joyner handled the Hagsin
horses with great success.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
MAGMA
BUzz|NG.
AROUND
Cab Fest and Gossip
Precedes New York
Meeting
HENDRICKS TO
BOSS PIRATES?
That's Only Sample of
Rum0rs That Are
Loose

NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-Interna-
tional league inagnates today lived
over again the course OF their thread.
bare 1915 season, and awaited the
coming tomorrow Of their big broth.
ers, the National leaguers. Times
we're exceedingly bad In the Barrow
circuit last year, and the session was
rraught with prospects of circuit
alterations.
Garry Hermann. OF the Cincin-
natl Reds, WIS the first Of the big
leaguers to bloom on Broadway for
the National league meeting, and
others were arriving today.
Peace plans. q few trades aud the
question Of whether Charley Herzog
shall continue ~ manager OF Herr.
mann's Rhinelanders. are expected
to he the main considerations of the
National league coufab, and Barney
Dreyfus is expected to name a sue.
cessor TO Fred Clark rs manager OF
the Pittsburgh Pirates. Significant
OF his coming choice was the arrival
today of Jack Hendricks. mentioned
prominently as candidate for the
job. Hoonus Wagner. according tn
Drey fuss. won's take the job. desir-
ing to end his diamond days with no
risk 10 his prestige.
wjlbert Robinson. the Dodgers
rotund manager. II is said. will go
as high as anyone else for Herzog.
should the Cincy leader fall In re.
sponee to the fans clamor. There Is
unmistakable demand for another
leader in Cincinnati and Hermann
omitted today that Herzy and Heine
Groh were not exactly rooming to-
gether. Hermann, however. said
he hoped the difficulties could be
smoothed out and Herzog retained
Charley Ebbetts' plan to start the
regular season April 10. setback
from the usual opening day seemed
doomed TO de~ision and failure.
Pat Moran. manager OF the cham
pion Phils, expected to have whis-
perinxs with President Baker. OF
that clnb. Pat is understood to have
demanded a managers salary for
NEXT year. Jim Gaffney. Of the
Braves. has a plan for better appor-
tionment of umpires, designed on
lines similar w the playing sched'
ule.
President Barrow, Of the fnterns
ticnal iesgue. Is understood to favor
Hartford. Conn. and Springfield.
Mass. territory reserved by the
Eastern association. as likely sites
for internationa! teams. but has vet
tc overcome the objections OF Jim
O'Rourke, Of the Eastern circuit
Harrisburg and Richmond were re-
garded a. most likely tn lose their
international league franchise. Jack
Dunn. OF the Richmond club, point.
ing tn tho failure OF the Baltimore
Feds In win favor last year, Is ex.
pected to propose a return to Balti-
more by the internationals.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
Walter Camps 1915
AM.American Team
rInsT ELEVEN.

ESa-Base%s. Minaesets.
Ioc&be-la10aas Harvard.
0sara-epeePs, DaPtDsuth.
Ceeeer-I'ecks r'ottobupU.
Guaee-sehloeAtes. syPacuse.
Toekoo-A6eL Colgate.
Soa-Sheltoa, Coeoe11.
Qoorter-0arpett. Cesneu1.
HalfbasS<-k1nG. Harvard.
Hol1ooek-0ae0o 6es. 1l11a0ts.
rul1haek-11ahaa. UapvupA.
SECOND ELEVEN.
DDe-eaesPoo. P1ttsbuSg.
Tuekee-0OeG, RlseOnsen.
G0oB0-Uogg, PR1neetoa.
CSot0r-CO0l, Cornell.
0aasA-Dlack. YaSe.
Taekse-vas1egps1. AlaAaas.
Eu1--d1ggtns, Pean State.
atsen. Harvard.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pseneetea.
NaDeSoeA-Oeopb pb00t. Army.
ruloeaek-ro1Oap. Rutgers.
THIRD ELEvEN.
EuA-HeyUoa. wash. end ye1.
Taekoe-CoAy. vonAevSett.
GSoaPo-OaooUu, Harvard.
CsateP-Ne4Wan. Army.
Goova-Tnyloes Aub0ga.
Taekte-Ha1elgau. Ne6paaka.
En1-SQ0eoSS t1olnoes.
0Uasaep-0usoeo1. Chicago.
Hslfbeek-Abrehsas Ore. Agg.
HalSh0eh-Naysp. virxtnsa.
Fui1eoe6r--oessy1en. Peeu stsse.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
PACKARD.

Lnesman Messrs. Morley and Lu-
.Pacsards won the toss for ch,,c.
OF ends and elected to- defend the
Hurst kicked or before 300 spec
tators. and the ball was soon in the
Tsrd, s g. goal James and, Hurst
Sss" SRir" (which
= N. t
hrke Kick as s1fnst-rne Georges
looked dangerou.; but Bees relieved
made a nne run on the right wing.
the latter passing TO MAR. who put
the shot on the wrong side OF the
p1su a nns run by Coles, who beat
shot TO deal with. which he did in
mastery style. Allen beat Reid and
was going nicely for goal and with
goal. cvsfrSn the BAH. TN thus sna hne s
Christ. ara GRAHAM were playing a
nne garne on The right wing and
visitc goal. The 81. Georges de-
fenc" ts kept busy. Finally MiiIar
obtained possession Of the ball and
with nne hook shot scored the nrst
From the kick OF the auto boys
were soon In the 81. Georges goal
again. but. Crebra relieved the pres
was well placed by Bees. hut Stead
relieved With , mighty kick 4 nns
run by Coles looked dangerous for
oT.r ON. PaoklRas nc R,ss lie H. winE.d , the ball
chance TO max. the score even.
Ramsay. but Cook got possession OF
galway. beating him In the race for
the ball. A nne run by Ramsay and
smith was spoiled by Graham being
orside, foul against the nomo team.
Il 0uf the klCk ptaraA ttalA
Hooper had a shy " at gtsysn-on. sssq o".'iSs sa,
n,s pL shot went wen, over the bar The
,rousl.' M,iisT tried assrf long .Ss, iSs Of Of
his own, but the ball went on the
CronT aide of the post. Allen and
s!ss; they "s .ucs.sH.a e.ss 'pn' ss.,'ns Sa sss
Mair and centerfng the ball across
the goal mouth. James -ut his side
% NO .sr,sly n cSSses n1, I'M, ~ .aV. ssvs
wards rushed TO the other end. but
ssaiiy rsii.v.d hS ~sf ,h 'azins sSzn slck mS5s sSs
James and Rfsa. Allen and Coles
vent down the left IN nns s,ylo npd
Eicked Wildly out.Ids. TSls wa was =
golden chance for the 20. Oeorr.,
Christie beat bottom sra D-'d-e
hut his nnal shot wns strairh, MT
gaIlwsy's hands. who hrd no dfTcu,
~ In kick away. Hu.Et forced sfev-
| enson tn throw hims~'s fuit 'eNaiN
10 save his charge and > s~eorf is'sr
James forced him ca ror rsfe co.,
ner. A foul arsirs, Wee wns ws''
placed and Cock rl.rret ~ irehse
Rigg got in n nne ucutAf, but Jane
kicked high ever the hnr, BtnwRr
hrought the hall up tho f.'d, Aut he
final shot went outside. Jams 'rief
20 hook I'm fine center from Coles
but the shot went on the wrong eide
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
Frank Kramer One of
the Greatest of
Athletes

Frank l.. Kramer. the worlds
champion cyclist, has passed his
thirty-6fth milestone. kramer has
spent most Of bis time straddlinc
a pair OF wheels, for the last Is
years. and. although /. hs Is now
threatening to quit the came, he II
almost a good as he ever was. The
famous cyclist Is q. native Of New
Jersey, and lives In East Orange.
where the leading citizenesses re-
Gently pulled OF a big feed In his
honor.
In many ways Kramer stands out
as one of the greatest Of living ath.
letes. In every other domain OF ac-
tive sport champions have como and
gone and been forgotten, but Frank
seemingly goes on forever.
Cycling Is one Of the most wea.-
Ing OF sports, and few men last
more than dve or six years at IL.
Kramer entered the game when ne
was only Il. and he was amateur
"ham"'- Not A",~~'' ''witwo year-
= ~ ~" ~
first yea1She sas Sh,.-- Spnp FOR -
title. and ever since he has grabbed
n In spite of the stinest opposition.
He has made four trips to Europe.
and on two occasions he was pre-
sented by the president OF Franco
with a medal embiematic Of the
worlds cycle championship. Last
year kramer won every race In
which he engaged on the other side
Of the pond. and In 1913 he cap
tured the worlds cycling title at the
velodrome d'HIver in Paris.
Kramer lives a simple temperate
life. but he isn't 4 faddist. He
drinks and smokes occasionally. bdt
not while in training. Know thy
selr' Ia his motto. for he declares
that every man needs q different
system OF training. diet, exercise
etc. During his professional career
the bike champ 10 said to have
cleaned Up considerably more than
fi00, 900.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
Michigan COccer
ny ,. r. BARLOW.

% ". Uesrses, z
faSkard park caused considerab bl e
interest with the soccp-ites In De-
troit- In the qualifying round ST
Georges defeated the Caledonians by
two goals to one. in the nrst round
proper they defeated the Roses by
seven goals to none. The Packard
was Forced ca. play TWO games before
eliminating ths Ssperroits by two
goals to none. Er
~ ths lcague snsa sements the ST
Gcofeessare ahead. Of their opponents
and are only two points behind the
Caledonians for championship honors
Inss following players lined up as
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
Cup Battles Just One NoDesion Bout After Another This Seaso
Football Rivalry Doesn't Kill
Sportmanship-Pl Prove It

CHICAGO Dec 1.-THE
captain OF the Chicago football
out during the last season the who
cd Soon OF the Minnesota
Th. vs: such violation Of the facts and Jackson idea good
letter to the Hansso man denying the charges which
M o
portsmanshp which developed in
intercollegiate championship of
manshp heading retaliation al their ooussduence
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
sINos OPERA sgFoRG
ooiNo ON MAT

Dimitrius Totaios. soo-pound
Greek wrestler appearing In this
country. IL quite an accomplished
chap. At the Manhattan opers
night. New York. the other night,
ne ssne three srIas Of Italian
opera, then got Into wrestling
togs and wrestied mcre than an
hour with q ssopcund TURK.
rofslos wight have bsen a better
srnnd opern singer than wrest.
ier, but chors the mat
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

meet the ball Is more valuable at
the plate than The batter Who misses
when runner; need TO be protected.
when the hit and run play Is on. or
when almost any sort Of play win
let = runner In from third.
More time Is spen; teaching young
PLAYERS 10 meet the ball than to
crack It into safe territory for. after
all. this thing Of ohe batter getting
the hall safe Ipore times han a play.
er who meets tho Till more often
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

The greatest exponent OF the
'choke-theba,and meet the BALI
style w&s Wee Willie keeler. He
struck out fewer times than any
player that ever swung 4 bat and
hit 800 or better l3 consecutive
years.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

y rvseyatsA he atime sporting record Sim, the
4mVeey VIM Hovve has played 1000 points
~ e,e9se ~ Mech. h.v. run from 400 to 1000 His
~ Oeoo peonts sstablshes world record In
vi - ~ e ru9 100 q more FortyNour times he
- yU1e - ~ Sas On one OF those occasions
9 e4nG an4 - naxt shot resulssd . Of io6 Had
xp4 - yould AAve averaged than les rs hs own
UE&tAIoe9eAt block And he stin half q month Of
~ ~ 49, - tvssxgss etil II hasnt been q real year
~ Scensd be 70 high run record. which is s25 made
~ ~ affiot n remarkable his wizard play
W tsv9on the pear. and is booked through until
1 NJ oaaSA ~ ouet Alabama who was dis.
sU orve4 looq1u vhig fau h the regions out.
y& 49, ~ - Aae properly been regarded By
4feEyl4 1sse - Seqe e ysuth named Clark Who
xx~N& ~ UnevseseU - Aoatsna team Frank ONeil
80 tA.s claskk q Ane banker a. he saw,
k% tUDs y4o9 We eoaches Washington State and who
44oe - e0gnslA seys that Clark d nne an end AZ
<4{V4t tee3eay, and the alIstar squads are
>ct)oe 0ae Waltoe JsAason has such control that
lx - OoQ1oonl htuy lseu hts cannon ball delivery
DDX9 ~ eoeeoa. oAN Grover Loudermilh beat
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
u. of D. Has Shifted
Basketball Sked

The University of Detroit basket.
ball schedule drops Alma, Oiivet.
Battle Creek and Hillsdale this
year. and substitutes reversl new
schools and some old loves who
have not been present for some
years. The schedule 10 as follows
Jan. I-De,roi, College OF Law a,
ian Is--Adrian coiIeg. at Detroit
Jan. ,a--st 1enatius college. clsve.
jan. ss-M A G y, Fast Lansing
Jan. 7s-ohio Northern at D.tro,t.
Feb. 4-Adrlsn college at Adrian
Feb. ii-Ypsilant Normais at De-
= ep is-st. Isnatius college at
- = is-Hirsm college at Hiram.
: ,omN,ss,ra university at Nj
7s--Poiish seminary at Do
-, 4-roiish seminary At Orch
Ma Ii--Aibion or Mt. Pleasant
Maj s-Ypsiianti Normsis at Yp-
slant.
pv4sd -e-the sfs,s nest kssA--skst
- IA
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

N 1uebaQ paye1 n Pcnnsyvana other state
~ 1eo 1ne ouaksr common wealth daddy grid
- ~ UD3yogo1y q Pttsburgh,
IeDn9eete Lshtgh. Carlise Swarthmorc vianova
M tlA CGsnsglA Bucknel, sometimes the Uuiy,r,,v
o4UoRo q euAmerican calibse could be picked
- 49,. MSsns Of state. and Heron Pitt, are
- 0egte and HastinSp,
&Sl4tsn. Cah q Lshish ct Quarter and
[t.g ee g feuf nom W. OF the Quake
f4(t q nm PEEK. 6 Pit. a remarkable center ana
lg - fIsat Suarl Matthew Of Pennsy Is suitable
90 4oet9nsnaltA, Of Pitt the other two
A0Sstss - wash and Je6 could with men
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

intact this half and Crockett added
No. for the homesters.
Detroit. 81 PaPke, Dsvsa. o
Played at Garvey park before a
fair number OF spectators. but De-
troit had matters their own way and
ran out easy winners as stated abovec
CrfcketcrS, ~ Thisttes. 3.
Played at Ferry held. the Thistles
scored both goals In the nrst half
OF the game. The Cricketers were
awarded a penalty. but the kick was
placed wide OF the goal
Mr.. Whyte will address q meeting
at No. lis Woodward-cVe tonight
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
kI'|l!l4'|'5!|X|||k!l[' /! | s

~ p2StaY Suotbai teams BY everybody except Walter
BNe1 wtt1 stednaursd tolerance but for number OF
aAl - has he sport world Camps selections are
~ eueh o1sn 10 usty b0mbardment from all the
y11 hin. On the whole. however Camp this fall has
~ The othes crics Gilman. Of Harvard. at tackle
u4tt q Ceens - end and quarterback; Spears OF Dart
13 aaA MaAaA. q Harvard a fui almost unanimous
0yraeusA at guard and Peck Of Pittsburgh at cen
&o pneed Coo, q Cornell At center but Camp puts him on
qd yields The popular belief that these two about
A q C0eAa b ytvsn the tackle that has most frequently
Zz4 W1censm ut Buck % second squad choice King OF
QloAsne - tAs Army. and Macomber of Illinois, shad
4TQotoa, vecdct that will but which
4 r &C. saspsrtias Camp.
~ roneo vAsrs Camp
f n - enA Western critics. particularly those from
le - Asp I'll play. say that while Bason Is the best
F M - ve1G Camp has refused to put Chamberlain on
opvens and gives hm only passing mention. he does
XmeeaA haR last year. and DePrao the Agsie fulback
JosH e Eas Lansing scored 1856 points and made IS
&0o& IN CHp loos bad the Maulbesch proposition for
~ AaeNyne glecs even on his second and third eevens
~ 4Yknowu that the Dutehnan much better football
IL - hsk when he vas on Camps real AnAmerican
- laSe years. AnAmsrsean again
Amy oontes. placed the third eleven Le
1eoa, 6 Minnesota. third squad selections
this ysAf Sscsuse OF professcn. charges and
yanna g RuSers, half back on tho 1914 third eleven
~ year a the second team. and Cahal halfback
yeay, turned out IN the cold this fall Wilson
n - nsncet Isss years third eleven men were also
nNAoeeScan Black guard. was the only son OF Ell
9 - - wls Dst q the sscend team
- xiAx ol Harvard for half back BERTH will be
- = a athlete Who turned down BY Haughton
~ svho wns rstuRed also by the baseball
rseussa 70 - overlooked, and last his
eG saDe KinG ranked this year only in
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

and just as square.y Is something
hat can hardly be explained.
Cobb. Collins and othes great bat.
iers are neither chop hitters" nor
free .itters." They held their bats
different ways ard hit differently
a yaingt different kinds OF pitching.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
Worlds Bicycle Champ Is 35 Years of Age and Has Made
100000 From Two-Wheeed Sport---18 Years in Game

OF the posts; Dodge saved his side
well when hard pressed by Chris
tie and smith smith, minute
later. gave Galiw a diftenlt sho,
style. Ramsay forced Bees TO con-
cede corner. which was badly
placed Crebra robbed Smith when
the whistle sounded alf-time. the
score being one goal each
On resuming the second half the
play became fast and fun OF excite
TO attack. and Crebra conceded them
corner. Cook gave Galway a warm
handful to deal with. smith kicked
goal The Packard were giving the
dangerous when Dodge stepped
across and took the bali OF his does
was ruled orside when his side was
nicely placed. Stead missed his kick.
but the "a Georges weres slow to
take the advantage. from a fine CEN
side. free kick against Hooper
got the Packards a corner. but moth
ing resulted from the kick. Galway
caught and threw away a fine shot
from Christie in fine style. Hurst
missed fine opening by holding the
ball too long.
Hurst. James and Allen took the
bali down .an the eeld san and & Stevenson did
caught the rebound and hit Steven
son with hard drive. The home
team took the ball to the other end
sook ws th. kcs Sst PfRa' sssa
on fine save and minute later
had TO punch away a fine shot from
EiiiNv Miltsr .x ssye ,in Gne pass Y
Stevenson Ste, to throw hfmssslf rn..
length TO save. Coles had hard lines
GALWAY ran out and met a pass
from Cook that was intended for
Ramsay. but he was beaten In the
sprint for the ball and collided with
~ resumed play. Cook forced Call
way TO kick away nne shot from
Ramsay. Allen. went through a host
q plsyssrs ss and me v.sE1s ssTs' a..
put In hne shot. but thanks
10 Galway. who was on the alert.
saved nneiy. The game was hotly
Zach s ids s, yns .ss 10 oss:n s:p
ing on both sides was superb and
when the whistle called time. the
score was equal, one goal each.
This being the last day for playing
ira ss ss ssS rsn sn P.y ,cs.
. gain for choice OF ends. and Hurst
kicked on and Rigs raced OF at top
speed. but his nnai shot went outside
q minute later. Risg forced Steven
son TO Kick nns shot. and At the
warm handfaii. Packard oStslned
two corners. but nothing came Of
them. Allen forced Reid 10 give q
corner TO save his goal 4 foul
against stewart was nicely placed by
crebra and Stevenson had TO save
when half time was called no fur.
ther scoring had taken place.
on resuming tho homesters wore
soon In the visitors goal and 0aftwsy
bad TO deal with q fns shot from
Ramssy. but he did not clear far
placing his side ahead. The Gams
was practically all over now with
only a few minutes to 20, but the
visitors Intended to die hard and
stevenson slipped down In savipG .
len went down the neid IN hne styje
and the latter player passes Co out 20
James who with hard and fasr
drive. places tho ball out OF Steven
sons reach and shortly after the
tesms being even IN score The as
= gisy.d Ssrt sunday at wss, End
park.
Their. was no hrst division league
game on sunday,
sEcosn DIVISION.
noses, Dp Risssg stsp, q.
The Roses were at home with the
lsirG Star In the nrst half, Nc
PherEon scored two goals and Nell
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
Spert On the Isthmus.

NAe sCoets tee ths Tigers In the New district
4 - ha14 aeout Job In baseball that available
- NyWn old n The game. will take team Of alstar
N9e ne CnbAs Porto Rico and the Canal Zone. The
sfx1D q shify coll that big
toeetng eeptsrs n America. When the engineers
41ooeo ~ sAove dirt down there baseball league
}l1t 3&vy1 VT swim game. With the opening
31 - 6sm pw4s. The league waned. and then
ENn61411A AMIR uAen soldiers arrived. Now the
teut heve dseidsd " support mines Of own.
t4uv4 1luh ejscat this winter
J(k N3 jnG TSnnts raAks baseball popularity,
D14Wg ~ During he rainy Bowling Journeys
4& g eeesoe. als peDular. and club has boosted
tAsFvie lOt u amateur boxing. boys
14 &lnnno WI md sporting he
M ~ btAmus With his pasimers.
wsoR@. a asxt February 10 years big show
4Ifp psrte q ths IL sufficient for the
~ enoknteye incnding these young phenoms. Maran
1!4 1qt that's NOT sufficient for the Duchman.
4Nl$s1}o smess q P1tsburyh last week. and bewaled
2[4f1eQ9G e6aDm n otsr end s three months before
~ t1ttGte1 - giove. He demanded action. would
Abas1 ~ sattlss lN ptxl& So that's grand
: 1& Sstas swssayiag baskstban q just the
f6& - been sutNacksl. eutCounsd, may
~ - Aesee Maa Miller Husgins Of the Cardinals The
c1dA and sse his knack Of tying such embryo talent
sH~~ Y 'N acqD''' y " Wi n
!. .AassSn ~. ,.s. IN y~& ..s. .al. L. snlsan
easenn When - w.s but H. 80 told In 1912
f4aytd VIII Dscatsf, the circuits batting $40
ee9 tesse lncdentay Brsnnigan the fastest
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
HandbaIi chamos.

W. r. Gregory. Jr., and Robert
Patrick. won the d. A. c. doubles
bardbali title. John Francombe and
George Robinson were the runners.
I'D.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

Ho419QN 1UNpY stl rsigns more
Ab[DGo ~ 6enalnseoA the feminine
teehsnsat. ne,la Bjurstedt. the Morse phenom.
CH( - 1oooA 4hip tah each exhibition match
1o 4ol1ov. sAA Afs. Dun4y tefeated
11et Aew assorted that she than
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

The Roses we're at home with IN.
ElsirG star In the nrst half Mo
Pherson scored two goals and Nell
son. one, and At half time had the
Ths second half was contested
keeniy and Robertson scored for the
Roses. the game was fast and ercit-
lns. but the Roses Kept their goal
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

rys.a -s-tAe s,.'. .ess si.A--shss
ss rtGks- se- les D~ps--Nsts sa7o.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

OF the posts. Dodge saved his side
well when hard pressed by Chris
tie and Smith. smith, minute
later. gave Gdliway a difncuit shot
TO deal with. which he did in tine
style. Ramsay forced Bees TO con-
cede corner. which was badly
placed Crebra robbed Smith when
the whistle sounded haIf-time the
score being one goal each.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
sEcosn DIVISION.

There was no hrst division league
game on sunday,
Arizona republican., 1915-12-30
Auctions
BIG AUCTION SALE


 MILK COWS, SPRINGING HEIF- FRS, YOUNG STEERS, HORSES, MULES AND FARM IMPLEMENTS. Tuesday, January 4. at 10 o'clock at the Justus Goebel Ranch, miles east of Center Street on Indian School Toad. I will sell over 100 head of stock, D good milk COWS. 35 heifers. 40 young steers, l thoroughbred Holstein bull, span work horses and mares weighing from 25OO to 32OO pounds; extra fine year old saddle horse gaited; lot farm tools. etc If you have anything to sell, see me at once. Free CGfateria lunch at noon. Terms cash, but arrangements have been made to loan 20 per cent on cattle bought at this sale.
 B. w. GETSINGER, Phone 1886 Office 16 l.. Adams
Arizona republican., 1915-12-30
For Rent - Land
For Rent-Pasture

FOP RENT-S0 acres F'etereta pas ture. See Dill at Elwell Gro. Co. gb
Arizona republican., 1915-12-30
For Sale Houses

FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow. Groom house, close in, furnished, s2250 S10O cash, balance $25 per month; Groom modern house, coming business property, $33OO. equity 5000, will trade on ranch land or clear lot or small house or will sell on terms to suit. Houses and acre lots for sale like rent in every direction. NJ H. Shelton. 215 W. Washington. If
Arizona republican., 1915-12-30
For Sale Houses

REPUBLICANS BIG SUBSCRIP- TION BARGAIN OFFER, good only once each year. $5.OU for full year, Sunday and daily. The only news paper in Arizona getting the FULL Associated Press by wire-Adv. If