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The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
WILL
WARaI UP ERE
He ENTERS RING

NEW YORK. Nar-h io.--willic
Ritchic- III l-sc FIJI steam o. When
he crawl through a., ropes at Mad
ison ) in2-e e.Faen Thursday night
to battle FToa Welsh The Cal.
liornia prid. has non a plan
which be tLi9s u insure his
starting OF lse nd against
Tho Englisn uilg..9
Richie "a ns low start.
or In all OF hIr b5r ia the past
the former champion looked like q
beaten man for the Gfst three or
four rounds, Then he got warmed
up and began to show his real class.
Johnny Dundee Is credited, with lick
ing him in a fcur.round tilt. Richie
grinningiy pleads guilty TO this and
whispers. "but watch us In 10 or
20-round GO"
Tomorrow night, In his dressing
room about IS minutes before he IL
scheduled 10 enter the ring. Richie
viii begin sperring with one OF hfs
trainers. He plans TO go at least
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10

hearing about this said Il was terri.
Die and wanted me TO quit boxing
Sc after OGready got out OF the
hospital ! Jeff Detroit and went 20
Chicago and changed my name TO
Tommy Burrs was there for
about two weeks and I matched my.
self against a chap by the name OF
George Shoshree, and also matched
myself the following night with
Mike shreck In Milwaukee.
SO had two fights in two days
Ia succession Knocked Shosbree
OCT IN i've rounds and on the fol.
loving nIEht In Milwaukee. Sh-eck
was thrccto-ons faV6rite over me
Nobody seemed 10 give me a look
IN % they didn't seem % know any
thing about me After knocking
Shrek down four times In the ok
rounds the referee. a. Pollock. Sao
was Shrecfs managers pal. gave
me- a draw. bur that draw decision
win mover tell What a drubhing
shrek was given that night. n
though saw an article a.oul n
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
TWO. S-ROUND
BOUTS FEATURE
WINDSOR SHOW

Two eight.ruund bouts between
middIeweights who have personal
grudges TO settle with their oppo.
nents OF the evening. represent the
main attraction on Ed Glasseo's pro
gram for tonight. Altogether. there
will be "a rounds OF boxing.
Frankie Brennan and RUDE May
and Eddie Brennan and Jimmy Glib.
bons are tho "mlddies" who will 90
over the eight-Eeaaa Feaate. H.
these boys are well known in De
troit and Windsor. and their per
sonaI followings are expected 20
make up a good share OF the crowd
Eddie Brennan and Jimmy Gibbons
stood in the Windsor ring several
weeks ago. and exchanged wallops
in a manner that won hole-hearted
approval from the fans. The return
bout, therefore, has aroused whole
lot of discussion as TO which IL the
better boy. Both claimed victory
after their last sct-to.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
CATCHER JOHN PETERS
DRAFTED BY DETROIT
AGAINST HIS WISHES
karr Joins Stallngs
As Cotton Tie-up Victim
IRON c sta7 Correspondent.

From c stag Correspondent
GuLFPORT. Mss March ~.
George StsIGaSs IS aot The only
hall p...sec-octton grower in IAe
word 'yhr aAs boar spurred on
" the league b. tee desperate n
naac!rI r1.sd!rSaS IL tie south
Zen kafr. the Mississippi re
craft CO tSs Tisss squad, Is =
So:tca grover. Y.,h hts father
aad tro.aeis oE=,as a small
plaatat.Su - - delta section
sc .a.s STATE Ths =ncp was 4
sGcccss last gar, b. : maTAei
t0r anIy tN-o-ihsrcs o: q has been
fond. and me Tr.cS cSts!Eed SAs
jux, hS.i ,1at u nc year he.ore.
. kzrr y G~I,gnatGg "a MS base
ball salary 20 pu.l h.rTSef ara
r1.ri7yes a.scaSA tie 520ner
~ sass ,7st he h-s sSca cctrga
Gricls 50 loS a. usy are tbs
ycz-. ~. tE:t c,rc2 t.E war Mis-
Slss'ppl h2s ucrre seen Ssch
hRr.i L,g=ss. Il q necessary 20
Keep all fC,,i aai clotriae UNDER
layE asa key. Bcn ssys, I. cruer
~ EC,y.a, Casts b. primarily
hcaeS. .eSFle wkc save been
d.tS-n 4 5oyper&':5a By ne tie
rp 2. ne c2ttsa ;-.arkct
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
SHERIDAN AND
LORE MATCHED

SAGINAW. Mich March 10 kgna-
cali Mickey Sheridan and Johnny
Lore two lightweights who have
been considered timber for a great
GO. have been matched to battle 10
rounds before the Saginaw Athletic
clEb March 70. at II2 pounds.
Several times this winter the two
boys have been matched, but could
not agree on a third man IN the
ring. Both have participated IN
bouts IN which Billy 81. Mary OF
Saginaw ofnciated. and. both are sat.
is1ed With him Walter Burke prom
lees 80 Detroliers 20 watch lis pro-
q &c ard Moe Meyers says 200 Jack
scn fans VIII como 10 see Mickey
perform.
Fanny Taylor OF Detroit viii
work IN the semi-windup with n
boz yet 20 be selected.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10

this day OF ten-round tansoes
But his aame' on, yes. Tommy
wrote Us q letter telling just why.
Here's the very note:
You ask me why took the name
OF Tommy Burns instead OF Noah
Russo Well. Il was like this; |
es 1nged 10 the Detroit Athlete cl1p
when I started my career as boxer
and. OF course. rs you know, there
are alw avs few people belonging
20 such a club who would be gIad
TO see you beat. especially II you
are successful They brought big
mlddleveight b. the name OF Ben
oGrsady from Buffalo to beat me.
and OGgeady was a 2to-i tavorite
when we stepped into the ring
The contest Only lasted three
rounds. as O'GIeady was Knocked
out and never came 90 for three
days They took him 10 the hospi-
tai and BE was there twelve days.
or course. all The boxers and acc.
onds connected with me affair were
arrested. and OF course, my people.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10

l"bsvoc" ard G hankroll" He hand
ca olt havoc 20 his Opponents, and
EardeI IN the bank roll Al presen,
the irreprss sible and rOtund t2e5
pounds Tommy IS down where the
+. Sazarac cocktails srow--N'orleans-
Ec has forsaken for the present the
Cary Hfm g Tommy Burns Com
.part. Limited. ~Clothisrs OF Quail.
i.y 10 take n chsnce a. the pro
,ctinE euG az the boxing game and
avcther bank roll.
p Tommy Is as good 4 promoter as
hc was q fighter. he should nnd the
rs riI easy 70 acquire As n
~ Tommy Burns was a very
sersh proposition and no one sec
ess tAns motion more heartily than
te rcR who have met him in the
ring Rls ring career lasted through
,cGrtssn years and he lost only
forr times and was never knocked
cut. Tzc BUrns-HGgo Kelly. Burns
g. Sullivan and the Burns-Jsck
o nrien battles we're terrific affairs
the Ike OF which We long TO see in
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10

week ago In one OF the American
rapers. where Shreck had beaten
me twice.
"Ot course. after that contest
with Shrek my stock went up. !
then went out 10 the coast and
fought Billy Woods. who fought
Walcott a draw. and fought Hugo
Kelly, o'Brien. Sullivan. Jim Flynn.
etc.
Il suppose you know my career
from then on as well rs | do.
II am in the clothing business In
Calgary, as you win see by the let
.terhead After losing my contest 10
Johnson 10 Australia | came to this
country and opened the above bust
rCsS ! have been here four years.
This Is very wealthy country. and
there win b. lots of money made
M here after this terrible war is
over am Interested in some OF
The OF wells up here. and think
W. viii have tho greatest oil fields
in The weird up here in year from
now"
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
Isaacs, Tiger Rookie,
Says He Doesn't
Want Job as
WILL TRY FOR
THIRD CORNER
Youngster Tells Why
Vacancy Doesn't
Interest Him
Prom a sion Correspondent.

dULFPoRT, Miss. March TO-
'It is authoritatively announced that
Vernon Isaacs/ viii not be amoni
the numerous candidates for second
base at the Gulfport camp THU
spring. The announcer Is isaacs
himself. lie Is the innelde< whs
was given the trip south because o;
the earnest solicitation OF Forrest
Plass. the new Detroit scout who
last year managed the Dubuqus
team in the Three-Eye league
Isaacs has never played any posi-
ton other rhan third base. except
once. Then he took a whirl at the
keystone sack and that is why he
expresses no desire 20 enter the pre-
inter job battle OF the present sen
son.
Isaaes played at Dubuque three
years. the Grst two under Clarencs
Rowland. the new White Sox man
agcr. last summer Joe Evers. .
brother OF famous Johnny. the Tro
jan. was the regular second base
man az Dubuque. One day he wal
taken sick. and as there was another
thirdsackor on the squad and no cx
ira second baseman, Isaacs was AJAX
cd TO shift, He transferred full OF
confidence, but says he found the
other side OF the diamond so strange
that he was nearly slain by the balls
that sped his way. he quit after
three days and signed the never
again pledge.
Isaacs IL clean cut youngster
who has played ball Eve years. Ills
professional career includes half .
season in defunct Oklahoma league
and three years at Peoria. lie has
not had time 20 show much OF his
stuI here. but Plass asserts that
he IL one OF the finest prospects 10
the game. He spent part OF the win.
ter taking tho baths al Hot Springs
leaving for his Oklahoma home ten
days before he reported at Gulf
port.
Isaecs Is another OF Clarence Row.
lands graduates who predicts all
kinds OF success for the new Hose
boss. lsaacs. however, qualities his
prediction with the proviso that Ed.
die Collins must give Rowland the
Lenefit Of his major league expert
cree as sort OF unofficial assistant
manager
This brother OF Johnny Evers IL
one OF the fastest inhelders In base
ball. says Isaacs, but has yet 10 dc.
yelop hitting ability This year no
VIII play at Terre Hautc. Ind.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
PLAY OVERTIME
TO DECIDE GAME

Five minutes OF overtime play
were necessary. Tuesday night. be
fore the y. ~ G.. \. basketball
teams Of Detroit and Hamilton could
como TO verdict. The DetroIters
won. IN the end. 2t 10 30. In what
was conceded 20 be one OF the finest
exhibitions OF real basketball play
ing seen In Detroit I'm several years
with jhrce minutes OF play left.
IN the anal half and tho score lg
and 81. IN favor OF the Canadians.
Sutton OF the Huebper team. came
through with the ,neceasaty two
points to tie the count, Krehz took
pass from sutton 10 score two
points that seemed to mean victory
Before the Detroit boys knew what
happened Johnson, OF Hamilton, had
scored. A. tie waistlo blew, WI
son missed free 1913 when gmitr
souied Then he ron tho game. ~
making one in the overtime,
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
When Time Comes, Baker
Hopes To BE Sent TO Coast
rrom a san Corrcspondenf.

From stat Correspondent
GULFPoRT. Miss, March 10.
Whenever the time comes for
Del Baker 20 depart from the
big show. he will ask that he be
sent 20 the Pacific Coast league.
Del reached bis Oregon home
last fall about n month before
the coast circuit ended It's sea.
son, and he became acquainted
with playing conditions and the
fellows and towns around the OR
cult, There never was a finer
playe for ball player, says Del.
end It suits him cxnctIy, Baker
spent tho wirter on the home
farm, He psyn tho hop crop
was large, but the prices very
low.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
Cavet, Collins Nemesis,
Full Of Pep This Year
rrom a star Correspondent

From a sian Correspondent.
GULFPORT. Miss. March 10.
1t is likely that Pug" Cavet
viii start in every series in which
the White sox engage the Tigers
In battle next season. Rowland's
batting attack conferred about Ed
die Collins 10 the reason. Last
year Eddie could not hit Cavet's
offerings with a tennis racket. II
Is claimed that the great second
bageman did not secure single
safety on the Texan last season.
There is no question but that
TiIler made him look foolish.
with Collins ineffective. the bat
ting strength OF the Hose viii
be worse than II was last year
and Cavet should considerably
fatten his average on the Row
land crew.
Tiger fans viii be pleased to
learn that Cavct has acquired
some pep" during the winter.
lie Is making lots OF noise this
spring. and working like a mailer
even turns a pool game into
what sounds like a convention OF
bleacheritcs. Lack OF enthusiasm
was always one OF the big weak.
nesscs. and Jennings 10 very
much pleased by the unexpected
show Of interest In training camp
AFFAIRS.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10

N.ee full rounds before he enters
The ring. In this way, he believes.
he viii he able 10 80 ~ top speed
against welch from the minute the
opDing gong rings
Richie and Welsh both polished
OF their real training work yesttr.
dry-Ri,chie here ami wefzh 81
Oceanpor;. n j. A little road work
and about 10 minutes light exercis.
ing IN the gymnasium, was the
schedule in both camps. Both are
expected Just to make the required
weight--ls5 pounds
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
I kNccNED plr1
oUT az T-e TatRD RcL
b. RonEe7 Il RIPLEY.

What's il paEler
Wen. ima CINE SOME OF our leading
ni:t mixers under their true names
Ernest Price vivIn Itchzik BaeAert
Valentine Braun, etc. wogldn't
creste much excitneay OF con
hdence. ~oald they? Nor would
Noah Brlsso.
Yet Noah Rrusso did create both
confidence and excitement and
other things But nor Is Ncah Bgs-
so, The good lal uorGiag Sighting
name OF Tommy Baraz Eas tarSsG
a. al the scccess tia; sraced tic
career OF TIE Canadian hl s.cm
Hanover.
(Wonder shy the name CT Burns
Is so fancied in the ring? I. Is e
poor city tina, hasn't one or two
boys using it,
Among the 'other things Gat
NoahhrusstommyburHs created we're
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
"Covie's" New Auto Gift
of Friends at Shamokin
- q sfnn CorrFsponAenf.

FROM a STAFF Correspondent
GULFPORT. Miss March 10
An ideaof what Shamokin. Pa.
thinks OF Harry coyeleskie can
be Cleaned next summer when
the good folks Of Detroit see him
riding around the city in big
made-in- Detroit touring car. II
was presented 10 Harry last fan
BY his friends who were pleased
By his splendid season with the
Tigers. 'Coyey' is delighted
with his nev home in Detroit
last week he purchased a bunga-
low that is the finest thing cEes
seen. according 20 his tale Mrs.
Coyeleskie viii move in before
Harry gets back from the south.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
DeUeiop SloU Ball. Says Scout
Ana SmiihsOn Obeys His Orders
ErOnl 9 ~ COrrrspNndcAk.


Central
% q
a ~
OF the
want 2 hi.l 4 r. AZ % a
a
aeto
his
Of
on Association
a be
In
az Tiger of
IN cortc he struck v.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
In Other Training Cpams

Spending most Of their time listen
Ing to Marlin boosters alibis for Il
horrs OF snow which fell yesterday.
Rube Marquard is disturbed Sehuy-
her Brittou said ne was as~nut.
SAVANNAH. GA.--The Yankee
rockies and regulars squared away
for a six-round battle today. A line
on the prospective regulars may be
drawn from today's lineup. II Is
High. Chez and Cook In the outheld
Maisei. third; Boone. second; Peck.
inpaugh, short Mullen and Pipp.
FIRST. and Sweeney, catcher.
DAYToNA. Fla.-Bad grounds
and the same brand OF Weather IL
holding the Dodgers from getting In
TO the annual conditioning with a
real vim. Bill KLEIN. the umpire. has
joined the camp.
BROWNS WELLS. Miss Despite
the fact Clarence Craig. rookie in
TIE camp OF the Brookfeds. changed
his front name 10 Ralph when he
Joined. be couldn't conceal bis real
monicker. and the axe fell on his
head Magee sent him back 20 his
home, East Palestine. Ohio
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10

iit ever. I decided 10 report, and dC
ny best uthaa il in me, thought
/ that perhaps Hr. Jennings would
,oyeElcok ny i-ro.2Lce t5r a while
and I might b. abe Il get by.
krey tharc Eva,1 ~ othsr busAers
iowa Gsa7, ass;,r= r0T Jobs, and ag
u-el th,. hss@ba tacy G.Glr know
a1y m--a thar : I'd.
"gu ct7s rs.rFniricf 20 fight
Cor 20, aas u. T.as, am here.
! arm stii IS .s-o-saf IS fellow
coGII be. OF. ~. Jennings is giving
nsc lots OF at;e2,.o-. and am learn.
Ing fast. may not mao the grade
bat | now think ,S4; am doing
well enough 10 be confident that II
i am sent back 10 the minors, viii
get another chance.
And talk about york; thought
i was killed when lad to catch
L10I games IN ! i3o-sainc season last
summer. n we'll as warm W all the
pitchers and continually suEs bases
But that was soft compared 10 the
way Jennings IS working me now,
i never was so tired n al my life
AS am after thcsc fTaifport work
outs. But he Is doing 70 because
he is interested in me and wants t,
see what have. and he is not going
20 catch me laying down for him
They've got me here now. and I'm
not going to overlook any bets In
this grabfest for jobs"
Peters ideas are especially inter
esting ia the view OF the fact that
ne . very likely TO wear a Detroit
uniform throughout the year. Ills
magnificent whip, huge bulk and
better.than-avarage ability with the
hludgeon have not been overlooked
by jennings. who Is giving the re
cruit every chance to make good
Peters Is certain that George Gun
bingham. another Tiger recruit from
-.0rthern league. win make good
as pitcher.
"Cunningham's fast ball IL M
dream" said Peters. Il know. be
cause had 20 bat against him. He
sure can zip them through. And hs
has j wonderful constitution. Thai
boy can start throwing in the morn
Ting and keep heaving until dart
without firing Those four games
he won in three days last summer
were picnic for him"
Cunningham had no cinch in the
Northern league. even II II In q
Class c circuit The majority o.
the players are oldtimers who hay.
slowed Up. but who can still lift
There isn't harder bush league In
the country for a young pitcher q
make good in. The vets didn't teaci
ms anything. but they sure coul,
bat Almost oil OF the youngsteri
were good throvers in that leagu,
/ too. Folks say have an unusual!
good arm There were four othe,
catchsrs in the Northern who coult
throw as good as I could"
! Altman. the outaelder who Bill,
sullivan secured fror the Gram
Forks club. VIII play at Lincoln 10
Stntty Mcintyre this sumner. Al
imam failed to keep up the pace lat
IN the season he had set earlier ar
dropped IN HIS batting average {
-2s5.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
Oscar Witt and Heilman Succumb to
Lure of Little, Elusive Golf Ball
From Q sfeT correspondrnt.

GuLFPORT. Miss. fallen nv the
side Wit Harry Holman
Witt reported Cuhport
fine
Heman first MAKING
the exhibition vita ny playing
Venice The
Helman Louis last fall has dsfgcd youth Only
broad bridge II noticeable.
ball
Charley Swain, the
railroad 200 was ra
tho fact that the postponed
n1causo of
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
Cavet Buys Texas Farm
Before Joining Tiges
rror . ~ corresponaent

From Si1f Correspondent.
GULFPORr, Miss. March 10.
--"Pug" Cavet has Joined the
ranks Of the landlords. Just be.
fore coming TO training camp, he
purchaBed a big Texas farm, and
leased Il until time comes when
.hera viii be nothing for him 20
DO but egrlcuilurate, lie saw
ihs be can raise anything from
90. on 10 mliea on his place, AM
re expects % take whir al
-hcm all.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10

Graud Randi apparently ~ getting
hack into ~ OH place as one OF the
liwcst littIc toNirE Centers In the
country. Following. the success Of
FrcAflc WeIshs appearance In the
furniture town. comes the announce
niCnt that 1inmy Clahhy and George
CHR. middle Weights. have been sign
ed for March 20 by Bill Morrlssey
match maker OF the olympic Ath-
icfic club
lou Crigcr. remembered best ~
the battery mste % old CIV Young II
improving in health ~ his home In
Royno city Mich. Cri0er was AZ
=TTrTtfft =trf ti=stth fer feF-=t4t=H week
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10
BILLIARD EXPERT
OF ID. A. c. PICKED

The Detroit Athletic club has en-
gagged John Matthews as supervisor
and Instructor In the handsome bill.
Hard room OF the cluo's new home.
Matthews is recognized rs one of
the finest billiard instructors in the
country, having achieved an enyla
BILE reputation through i've years OF
this work In the Chicago Athletic as
ISOLATION. Besides giving insiruc.
ton In the art OF handling the cue
and the worries. Matthews will have
active supervision OF the billiard
room.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10

Bretrel. from the South Atlantic
league. will play second base In
Manager Huggins place on ,saturdav
when the Cards meet Birmingham 5
Indians.
HOUSTON. Texas Rain Kept the
Brown athletes cooped indoors again
yesterday and the Y. ". c. A gym
nasium was packed with the more
strenuous recruits. With the rain
arrived Alexander aIemneas, former
Detroit hfrler, recommended by Joe
Sugden.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Charlie Wat
son. former Chiefed, arrived in TIE
sloufed camp here yesterday. tx
tremeIy warm weather has caused
Manager Fielder Jones 10 shorten
practice.
SHREVEPORT. EA---Guy Beard.
who sold shoes during the week and
pitched for the home team al
Princeton. III. last sumner, won Z
be at the old stand this summer.
Manager Tinker announced TO-DAY
mat Beard will be among those
present when the Whales line Up
for the Federal season.
TAMPA. Fla.-Nap Lajoie is hack
at his old tricks. His smashing
against No Cubs yestef-
day drove in a run and later re-
suited in the other tally the Mack.
men got in the 81 defeat the Cubs
handed the American league cham.
pions here yesterday.
SAN DIEGO. cal.-Ed. KEEPER
and Reb Russell were 20 do the
hurting IA the third and last clash
between The white sox and the Ven
Ire Tigers here today. The so1 al.
ministered their artt shu.ogt % tho
season yesterday, winning go
I SAN ANTONIO, Texas-stm
looking for Joe Jackson AMI siill
weather bodnd. the Cleveland In.
dians worked IN ,he gym today.
! DAWSON SPRINGS. Ky.-Ths
tvo wagnerE-Haus and Bill-fca
tured tho FIRST day 81 outdoor work
by the Pirafes Hama caught hil
dinner IN q mlil stream, while re-
turning TO The hotel from battlnr
practice. and BIN go' his right thumt
split in handling hot foul back Of
the plate
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10

AUGUSTA. Ga Soccer football b
the favorite pastime with the Pit.
feds here! somebody Or more always
gets hurt end relief from practice
IL the penalty, Steve Yerkes and
ORE Kerlin we're the fortunate one
yesterday Yerkea wa spiked lh
one foot and Ke-iin wCs scratched
on one finger Neither serious.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10

corporation now. .
aid the grocer.
eyes, I seen
him las time I
vas d o " n TO
,wn," said Mr.
fcGdcrgrasn. "He
ilrects tlfc envel-
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10

Corwin Huston. Of Detroit. drop
ped another match. Tuesday, az Phfl-
adelphia, IN the Class A. national
WIS defeated by " W. Gardner. OF
New York. 900 To gfs Charles He'd
don. Of DowRgiac. Mich. beat r. NJ
Lord. % Chicago. 400 TO 1si.
The lower house OF the New Jersey
legislature Tuesday passed bill
permitting i0-round boxing In that
state.
They tell me that Jim Mugglns
Il one 81 the directors In a big city
The Detroit times., 1915-03-10

SAN ANTONIO. Texas Bruno
BretEel from the South Atlantic
league. will play second base IN
Manager Higgins place on saturdav
when the Cards meet Birmingham, 5
Indians