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The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
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The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
CRAPPLERS To
START TONIGHT
Dozen Wrestlers Entered and
They Wave No Less Than
Ten Flags

Graeoo Roman style OF wrestling
VIII be INTRODUCED in Detroit Sat
urday evening VIXEN tho eIarpling
tournament sets under way at tho
Armory. with dozen wrestlerS en-
tered. representing ten nations
These mat stars are all heavy.
weights and will compete in m elm
nation series # matches for cash
prizes which 20 20 he four winners
lle miss and.m1t systerl being ON
ploycd 10 decide the winners
The card wor Saturday evening
Will include five bouts, The FIRST Of
which viii be started at Sis. tho
drawings 10 be made SATURDAY after.
noon 10 decide which of The dozen
viii compete the first night. kdles
for the matches provide that each
bout shall go 10 minutes with a two
minute inter:nissicn and then wres-
tie for 10 minutes moro. ON fall Is
necessary 20 decide a winner aud in
the event bout goes 20 ioinutes
without a fall the Eraprers viii 20
10 a finish the following night vii
fred Barrett, the local welterweight,
viii referee
Following are the entrants 20
which list Doc" Roller and Demet
trail NAV be added next week
Wladek zbysEko, Polish: Michaclon
Russian. Leo pardello. Italian. We
tor First, Austrian; Hans Assam.
German. Hans LchDsr Bavarian.
Sulu IlavOnpa. Finland Joe Varga.
HUpnsarian CLas. Nogel. Bohem-
ian. Fri,z Mohl Swiss, Ell Dclivuk.
Austrian Neil olsen DANISH
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
GIBBONS WINS
IN FINE SCRAP
Phantom OutpOlnts Dillon. Who
Is Too Slow For 81. PaulS
Mike

ST PAUL. Mimi, Noy lin
one Of the greatest bouts ever stag
"a in this part of the country, Mike
Gibbons St Paul handed Jack Dill
Ion. indianapolis. a neat little Trim.
ming From the very first tap OF
tho gong until the last, Gibbons dem
onstrated thai he was a postmaster
of the fadeaway boxing He would
rush in hand the indianapolis bear
cat a series Of punches and then
fade away before Dillon could get
his heavy artiller y in action In The
FIRST round the men met and like a
shot from the clear sky. Gibbons
landed 4 right to face. Dillon look
ed surprised and started his loring
in methods, but TO no use. Gibbons
would not stay in one place long
enough for the giant killer TO get Il
smash al hin,
In the second Dillon came up
looking rather dismayed. Dillon in
this round tried hard 80 land his
famous knockout blow. cut Gibbons
made his attempts look 50 foolish
that even the grim Hillcn was
forced 10 smile.
In the third round Dillon seemed
inclined 10 hang Oh Gibbons met
the giant killer AZ his own style OF
boring in. They mixed in the cen
ter of The ring. Gibbons having all
the advantage Of the inhghting
In the fourth. NTH, sixth, seventh
and eighth, Gibbons did all the lead
ing Dillon would stand IN the mid
die of the ring and make Gibbons
come TO him Al lhe end OF the
eighth Dillon's face was badly pun
ed and Gibbons TO This time had not
stopped real hard blow, all Dil
Ions attempts goins Wild
In the ninth Dillon rallied but
could not oyerc Ine Mikes advan.
tase.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
EASTERN'S DREAM
OF CHAMPIONSHIP
HAS BIG BLOWOUT

Eastern high will not challenge
Central for the state interscholastic
football championship. That was
definitely settled Friday afternoon,
when the undefeated Fasteners
took on the supposedly weak Cass
Tech gridders in what was expected
To be romp for the bouleyarders.
Tech refused 10 romp according TO
the form sheet. and walloped East
ern by count OF ~ 10 0. definitely
eliminating that school from any
championship race. Cocky oyer.con-
fdence vas responsible for Eastern's
downfall The summary
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11

The University of Detroit will
play Findlay college al y. L. s.
field this afternoon in the grid head
liner for the day in this city De.
troit mas had two weeks 10 prepare
for the game and should be In good
trim Findlay is expected 10 prove
quite strong. however, chiefly be
cause il succeeded in holding Hei-
delburg TO low score recently
Heidelburg is deemed the best "
the minor colleges in Ohio
Central will play an unknown foe
in Lafayette nigh. from Buffalo La.
fayette recently defeated Shaw hiEh,
OF Cleveland. by a heavy score, but
Central is expecting 20 win Coach
Burroughs will present his strongest
lineup, despite the championship
game with Grand Rapids Central
next Saturday.
Western high will play Pontiac at
Clark park in a game which is eX.
pected 20 he close. out which The
Cowboys expect TO win. Northwest
ern will play at Monroe.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
Why Ty Means

would
be movie
flock
First hit for only miserable $40 this
Then
humiliation
The plot calls Hickyi and
In baseball
deciding Ty fails to show be
somebody
he the Hcksvie star and
Hsv three the bad The only batter available can't
Bh ducovered Cobb drives ney thru the fence and grabs
whore the batter Just taken Two
balls The pot tho Gem OF Georgia must siam ne
the championship Then Iy
falls clnch with the bankers daughter who whoopng up from
he thereafter wealth and beauty
is fine ovie $
A home he
hitting
single the
the
OF rural But
coudn make the horse
for him Nobody
ever making old
him
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
Them Happy Days

football mmotas who Il
record of American
of
the pr1 SO particularly
make tho
soung gsterst Il
As he
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be IL trained
8 had paid better
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would different
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records viii
left them The grdron Many is recalled in
oob
his suffer by his being ruled out OF The Men
mured critical
ball he had held
the recall the
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The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
RAYLS TO HAVE
CRACK QUINT

1t is not unlikely that the Rayls.
Detroit's crack basketball quintet.
will 90 after some national cham
pionship honors this winter Mate.
rial for a remarkable tea mis- al
hand Mike Msuer is back and
again is captain. Wilson. Dessert
Lane and Wasmund, OF last years
team, also will be available, and re-
Inducements are AT hand In the
shape of Marty Kavanagh, baseball
star and crack basketball guard
GARDENER. Carlisle veteran; Clock
SON Of local football fame, and Gas
,le. OF Syracuse.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11

az good = dropkicker as Brickley. Q
better punter and far moro danger
ous when carrying the ball He
would star an any team in the coun-
try were he. shorn of all his bril-
liant accomplishments except his
kicking ability"
Jim Thorpe, the greatest athlete
OF en- all says Costello Is with
out doubt one o. the greatest play
ers that played In my timo. I con-
sider the Georgetown boy second 70
none in all round ability. He II ~
good r dropkicker as I have ever
seen. can punt G5 and 10 yards with
regularity, run in a broken neld
about as good as anybody I ever
played against. and on defense hs
is a whirlwind."
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
Costello, u. of ID. Coach, One
OF Grid'S Greatest Kickers
fOST AND CORNELL
SCOUTS WATCH PENNSY

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. H.
scouts rom Michigan and Cor
nell have Joined forces here TO
day 90 spy on Pennsylvania's
team, which viii play the strong
Dartmouth eleven this afternoon.
Michigan viii play Pennsy next
week. and Cornell will meet the
Quake:s lateg In the month. The
same Wolverine aud Ithaca
scouts vho have been watching
each Others teams all fall are
now Joined in q common cause.
Pennsys team is improving.
hut dopesters doubt n IL will be
able 10 defeat Dartmouth. The
Green caravan is not 1ettipg the
best OF generalsn,s onis year, but
II is extremely powerful and lost
10 Princeton only on a huke.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
Looking 'Em Over


he
with
Wander
of OF Lehgh; Whit
OF
ball ltoer andk field
shift
haback 1915 has been shifted TO
OF Vanderbilt
of
Of
pilot probably fellows All OF them
could Hold senerashp Meanwhile
world
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
Same Yostmen That Faced Syracuse to Start Game w

III days
Eyena II Is readth
II the O
- - determined the
OF
Will add
disposition But he be disappointed
he ohnnys
Nostmen
II is an nendru kicking and forward
the do
carry undoubtedly Cornell will set big
All would be personally dsappoint
changed the few DAYS nothing could suit Yost bet
10 would the Wolverines
OF play which they team seem best adapt
I'd a well be
oldro the Plungng Dutchman
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
FRITZ MAISEL
SHOOTS BROTHER

BALTIMORE. Nov. l1--6uryscus
here are lighting 20 save the syes
sight Of Ernest aMisel, brothsr Of
Fritz Msisel, Of the Yankees. and
George Maisel. for mer Detroit
Tiger The three brothers were
hunting yesterday and Fritz acci
dentally shot Ernest In the face. at
least one buck shot penetrating an
eve
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
Why Is a Quarterback?


" tanning bee he 9th
ofc
-
Whether quarterback the around the
IA Tie o
can interference What he fellow who
football field
nothing The result has been said Fisher that Harvard
hasa man at he a
Nogh
beyond tho precision and unison win which e Team works It's plays
able solve the Harvard onense Working always with
ruled Harvard has absolutely ou'Scnee all late season
Neither Watson pilot % the Mahn Yet
Harvard was
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11
SOCCER HAS
BIC SUNDAY
Packards and st. Georges Re-
new Old Arguments In
National Cup Game

One OF the biggest soccer tussles
OF the wear IS billed for sunday,
when ST Georgcs and Packards
meet in tho hryt round OF the United
States cup competition Packard
park viii be m" scene OF combat
and the kickoff viii be Al 2:30
e clock. asst wear n the same com
petition these tears met four times
before a decision was reached. Pack
ard being the flal survivors. These
games aroused ire greatest interest
IN soccer circles from the inability
cf either team tu prove its supe
riority and thc attendance At the
games broke al records ConSc.
quently one OF The largest crowds
out the season IS anticipated at the
game SUNDAY. which is the most
talked OF in the first round ties.
These teams have not met previous.
Is this season therefore compari.
son OF the teams is impossible. but
iuuging BY the personnel OF the
elevens they sre very evenly match
cd st Georges have a very strong
defence and a formidable attack, but
they will have 70 perform much bet.
ter than they have recently II they
ere 10 defeat the doughty auto boys
who have players OF renovn
st Georges are playing their reg
ular defence men and left wing.
while Rogers comes in at center for
ward. and new right wing will be
presented in Hornshy and Kannin
Allen and Coles make q clever left
wing but would do we'll to sling the
lall across a little more. The half
backs form one OF the strongest
lines in the city, the hacks are force
ful and tho soalie ono OF the best
Packards lineup is not at hand,
but they have one of the strongest
defences in Detroit and clever for
ward line while the combination OF
the team is very good 81 Georges
lineup Galloway. Bees and Town
ley. Bolton Hooper and Ridley;
Hornsby, Kannin. ROBBERS. Allen and
Coles Reserves King. Kay, Heath
cote, Davies and Bsvcridge.
Three league games take place in
the morning. kick-on 1890 a m.
Rising star and Caledonia provide
tho mornings headliner. playing at
Malonev's park Detroit and Crick-
eters clash at Garvey's park and a
strenuous game is assured. The
Cricks have weakened team Just
now. hut have earned themselves a
reputation for fshting 10 the last
ditch. Roses should havc little din.
Guilty in disposing Of Wvandottet at
Atkinson park. nltho the suburban
ties have game team. liable TO up
set the be tsoprositior
The biggest surprise last week
was tho defeat Of the Nationals by
Detroit IN the T. 6. \ cup. The
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11

The biggest surprise last week
was tho defeat Of the Nationals by
Detroit IN tho T. s. A cup The
winners deserved thcir victory. but
the collapse Of the Mats Is unac-
countable Another surprise vas
The easy victory - the Roses over
Cricketers The Roses player one
of their best games this season. but
things we're made easier for ,hem
10y the Crickets playinc ONLY nine
nen in the hrst half and ten In the
second
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11

Clarence JACKSON took Otis. OF
Brooklyn. into camp last night by
count OF 80 TO 26. in an Interstate
league three-cushion game at Swee-
ney Illusions last night
The Detroit times., 1916-11-11

TOuChdoWns s-FoTNs. CIark. BOaIe
from touchdown Forys Referee
Harry Costello tGeorgetownl and
Roy rorbct 6Michigan) alternating
Head linesman--Jack Ash puts
burghI. Time ~ quarters-i2 min
utes SWbstitutions. CaHa- Down FOR
Wichman Cook Tor Bifsitz iifsitz
FOR Cook Eastern Turnhull FOR
Heidi Hanna FOR Lyons HartWell
for Van Houten
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&plitiidJc ii. laupolitiide &anosloiicn

#s s.w l. .EMHf -- tfft+ - ffft
Sslt sen alliirter Sdafitauen
gebt es, mic es IN Sdlafltalle1 5ut
seben pfle9t: bic grDbtelr @an1nlel
fiibren Bic Seroe.
= Iic 2pllboner 3eitlunacn babenl
ibr 6orr1at nerflcinert, abcr gcloaen
miro intn1cr nod i1ad} ocm altelr
5ormat. Gem 9rabcrcn;
Bic 9riten heflagen lidh iibcr
sic anl Slle5fanal berrldlelloe @9lse,
.aber fiir oel1 fral1fcllg lann ld)elnt ,es
geraoe Die ridtiae Semperatltr 81
,lein. .s.
Ger cnaliif arineminiiter
9alioltr ideint Ibnll19en 5l baden,
Sic sdladt am Sfascrraf beseidmet
OF OILS Den @eaoepnnft bcS &ricgcs.
2iigen babcn fllrse @eine, a6er
es lit cine hcfallnte Griabrllng, oaB
Sic G%llnnlleit ibrcm @a1stbum fpr,
.oerlid lit. @as mon %llirgcllomp bel
Ter meib ais in Solool1,
@epaltise sNldee tbeilen sic
Il(iirten ani allelt Seiten aus, MEL
,ocll Sic Mlliirtcn : glatter. Iie mel
babcn lie iclbIt ailf bic aebrlcite
.acfriegt.
Der Bar gcminnt ollc Gage
arobe Sdladtell, obnc iiberbatpt Dcll
&rieasidaltplat SIT betretcn. gr 1T
obne Srage Ser beruorragcllolteS tra-
tege Mn ableltia".
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@d sie Mlildtben,r',,nls
i,iNc Beid,idlte III g,etcnllpo &otiNn

% Sui. 1!9tA Il alalla ll SOB
gus sbetreIAt eillc Molterei il Aeqf
s CORNERS .. . Aino Jess gebt bort, al
LES rlthita, leillel SSSes. i fG3 ID.
81 %. Nlllts, 191Aa i @aprile &rin=
CLIPS Moroattentat allf oas 4ArpnfoI=
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cincS Mitar5citers Ser uGpcnins
Sln" -.
@ir babell JIG iibernommen, oeun
lparltm iollen mir nidlt cine @nhrbeit
mieoerlolen, Die Elm NQlirteifrcuno
lprid)t2 @ltd) oltS Ser uSlm" emit
llpHlalelt, bleibt &aArgeit gSagrgeit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17

Gie 5uifroaetten gcgen Gil,
ion2 Der SEER @r0lioent bat feilr
@liid bel Srallen!!
- o2ieie 2cl,tc babe id ouf Dem
Strid)%. Iagte ser @rdiioent uno
neinte Den 9iH0eltri9.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-17
Scr Gcn,pfrar
G%esranpct 1885,
6eranseebcr: s. Slider grintina 81.
9ntcsed Of the Postofflcs at Davenport
% Second Glass Matter.

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