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The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
DETROITS TO
BATTLE STARS
This Game Headliner of Good
Soccer Card for
Tomorrow

Several intere e'ting bouts are
carded 70. Sunday in the Michigan
state Soccer league, most OF which
should bc hard fought battles and
result in close scores Detroit and
Rising Stars VIII pat up one OF the
best contests Of the day, for these
teams are very evenly matched and
have been very keen rivals for
years. Soccer ians will remember
that last season whenever these
Two teams met he result was a tie
until the last games OF the season
Judging on forla shown this year
tue Detroit team looks a shade bet
ter than the stars. but the latter
eleven shows rae form on occasion
and fhpiI fast lively team Is sure
t. bc al its best against their dead
ly rivals
When the Detroits play their best
eleven they have one of the best
aagrcraticns In the city, and if II
we're not for little pickering
among their own players would be
much more formidable Strife
among the players does not breed
team work There is a tendency
: amorg some PLAYERS on other clubs
also 10 try 20 do too much individ-
ually instead of practcing team
work. The team which has good
team wori. is llways a dangerous
opponent even 'ho opposed to a
team OF many Individual stars.
This bout between the Speedy
Stars and The Doughty Detroits will
bc refereed by J. h Stark, and takes
tlace al Garvev's park
Caledonia and Roses have an en-
oagoment az Ma'aneys park, and a
lively go minutes is assured, with
both teams fGhting for a chance at
/ the league championship. Teams
from two different countries always
put up a eood hsht. and this game
viii be largely 4 matter of styles,
The Scotch Calcys providing the
fancy work and much combination,
and the English Roses the dash and
speed Altho the Caledonians are
F., slightly favored the Roses have
mcked up lot since the season
started and now have a very strong
eleven Referee DANES has charge
c. the game,
The Ferry Field Favorites, crick
4 ,tars entertain The league leaders
the Nationals, at the big field
ind an exciting contest Is prom
ised Mats have never found the
. Cricks an easy team 10 beat and
VIII be. uneasy ill the final whistle
Cricketers will tight 20 the last
Gitch and as the team shows sur
prising form occasionally, will be
dangerous all the time Nationals
are favorites bu. the odds are very
slight. for the Ltllywhites are just
rs likely 10 use the league leaders
FOR a comeback as the tail-enders
MillmaH will be the referee and the
lame viii commence at 230
o'clock
ST Georges Journey 10 Wyandotte
for an easy game with the suburb
antics The KICKOFF is timed for
2;30 o'clock, and Referee Leigh will
cGlciate
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
SAGINAW AFTER
CENTRAL GAME

Saginaw high school which has
not been defeated nor scored upon
this season. is after a game with
Detroit Central Tor Dec = sag
inaw was given chance for the
THANKSGIVING lay game, but pre-
ferred TO meet cn that date. its ira.
titional rival from the west side.
Those teams played scoreless tie.
So late game Is not believed prob
eble. altho definite announcement
has not been made.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
MICHTG AN MAY
AGAIN PLAY
BASKETBALL

ANN ARBOR Mich Dec 2-Thc
revival OF basketball as r varsity
sport AZ tho ru -ersi;y Of Michiran
g. being advocated now that the
leWly.remodoled gymnasium is
available. Hitherto It has been i'm
possible 20 accommodate crowds
'uhncient TO make the sport pay.
Plenty OF accommodations for the
FANS are now available. II IL be
lieved that strong team could be
recruited from the class quiniets.
of which there ere many
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Adventure and Romance do
Not Overlook Carl Morris
FARMERS USED TO WIN
ON GoTcH; sTEcHER NOW

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.--Nebrasks
farmers around Dodge cry have
hulging pockets. Several OF
them are speeding homeward
after seeing their neighbor, Joe
Stecher, win from Charley Cut
Ter here Thursday night with
fat rolls OF bills. which former.
ly nestled in the pockets Of Chi
cago admirers OF Cutler
Betting wa7 heavy and II L.
said that between $4,000 and
100000 was landed over 10 corn
husker supporters Odds as high
as 3 to that Cutler would lose
were reported. Many bet . 20 1
that Cutler would not last so
minutes. The exact time for
the two falls was 27:04
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
WHITE BEATS
STAR YOAKUM

NEW YORK. Dec @ Stanley
Soakum Yoakupl at last has dis
covered punch hat can maize him
uncomfortable Beunie Leonard
couldn't stir him up in two tries.
hut Charley White did last nirht
Charley's deadly left hook couldnt
put across the kayo. however.
Yoakum and Phil Bloom will leave
in a day or so for Windsor. Ont,
where they will box "Wednesday
tight
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Fighter Adopts Baby
He Rescued In
Hotel Fire

TULSA. okla Dec Whatever
may be- said about The lighting OF
Carl Morris Che Oklahoma fireman.
TO charge has ever been made
81 bout bis nerve or hts 6erceness in
dealing with an opponent In the
ring Morris h1placabuity in tho
ring has been the most notabls
feature OF his lighting
Psychologists night be interest
90 in The contrast in character OF
tie big heavyweight in and ont of
the ring
la his rome life he is com
Iletely ar The mercy OF little mite
or "a twoyearold girl with curly Yel-
low hair
Behlnd li- affection Hes story
of bravery that Morris or no ether
fighter ever equalod In The ring.
The mite Of a girl Dorothy Nell
Morris the hea"yweichts adopted
! daughter, was rctcued from q hotel
fire in Sauulpa. OKLA In which her
/ parents died, b5 Morris who en-
tered the Motel - a gas explosion
started the blaze
Morris rushed into the building
and fought his way thru flames and
smoke In The hotel Office 10 the
main hall where he stumbled over
the body Of a woman
Half unconscious the woman
thrust a baby into his arms and
tcld him 10 carry her 10 safety.
After leaving the child outside. Nor
rls again fought his way into the
hall and carried out the women.
who proved 10 be Mrs James
friends. frieni OF Morris and his
Wife She died two days later nom
burns. The father had been killed
/ by the explosion.
Al the mothers dying request,
Morris adopted the child
II wouldn't trade her for the
heavyweiaht championship OF the
world" Morris declares
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
The AIOnarchS.

~ COURSE cobb stole more bases than anyoody else IN me league
II pictu
6S thetts 46 burglaIes
led he o Swarhy and suspicious
chat VIII
inn Messrs
Walsh punched The 3oinark
the hed trails Jackson aud Eddie
a recorded Tor
He laid his
lie for team mate "a
Gandl
and Scott al
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Make contracts Uniform

CHICAGO, Dec Agreement on
2 uniform draft of players contracts
Tor use in both major leagues is ex.
peeted 10 be reached at the meet.
ing Of the National Baseball com.
mission. 10 he held az Ran Johnson's
once here TODAY.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Fourteen Get Letters.

Fourteen members of the West
crn high football team have been
awarded letters. They are: Capt
Hickey, Clippert, Gustafson, Stan
gel. Burgess, Cartwright, Wolf re
ters. Hogan, Dannke, Brennan
Schnalreidt. Hake and Reminger.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
The Case of Shotten.

record Bert drew
\ and
good player ia hits than other American
all
stros credit all of Al
opportunities athlete who
schedule
In a
III Eddie Graney with 1O2 The field dstaned
follows
So Hooper So Cobb 7s Witt and Bush each
!; ~. Miller 70.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
TraInor o.fents Henry.

Trainor defeated Henry. 200 TO
1879, in the straight rail tourney
match al Sweeney-Huston last
night. Davis beat Fulford. i7o to
i26. in the snooSer match.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Not in shap.: the Old Story

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 2-
Boggs Campbell. bank clerk. who
vas thrown waite making an end
un during a football game Thurs
day died Friday in a hospital OF
injuries received In the fall
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Quinn Quits Baseball

COLUMBUS. O.. Dec. ? BOBBY
Quinn, for 16 years secretary of the
Columbus baseball team. and one
Cf the best known men in minor
league baseball. has announced his
retirement from the game.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
CITY BOWLING
MEET STARTS
Detroit Pin Spillers to Begin
Assault On Maple Sticks
This Evening

The annual city bowling tourney
will begin tonight at the Garden
alleys. with several hundred en-
uies and prizes totaling $4,000 hung
NJ for the pin spillers The first
competition will be between five
men teams Here is the Saturday
night card
1880 p. NJ
Alley. Team Captain
! Maxine Five No. ... VIM Schafer
. Maxine Five No. .... Frank ROSS
3 Grasser's Hupmobiles w q LEVITT
J L. Hudson Co........C q Redeker
3 Allison's Five. co.. 49,. =. Philburn
6 DiekhOrf's ......... w. zimmerman
GAS 4. NJ.
I NJ e n. R...........W W ReNnold
2 Mich Malleable Iron. " r. Burns
3 Solvay Athletic club. G l.. Waters
Pharmacists ,.,... Arthur pugrey
3 MuenE Shoe shop " W Reauclair
6 JOS. Wetzel Coal Co. Tony Roosen
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Ruoker To Scout

BROOKLYN. Dec Nap Ruck-
r, noted southpaw. who retired Al
l,e end Of tho 1916 season. will
cout for the Dodgers this year.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
12O 2 NJ.
Allen In Easy Win.

Leo Allen defeated Matty vii
l!ams. in straight games in their
Greater Detroit bowling match al
the Woodward alleys last night.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

Tho victory over Harvard has made
II pretty snfe bet that tae same
Naie football ~oarhinc squad viii be
In office next fall. Including THd
Jones. Dr. william Buil. Dr. nrides
md last. but by no means least, Nikc
snreuey.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

1'Red~ DoInn, who hids fair to suc-
ceed Joe MaudOf rs the sOuth's pre-
mier lightweight. halls from New Or
leRnS and ~ % Trish-tsc rman desrrnt.
so far no hRhter OF hts ufwht--i30
pounds--bas been able to bowl him
ever.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
The Slumpers and Others.

Harold Janvn slipped from 2oS
~ shrmk from ESQ to -of JACK
Barry volplaned Marty kayanagh was IN
from 295 to ls0 Del Hauo suo
merged NapIaoe6 i6 Just "a points sy OF
parachute wouldn't open ana ne
275 252
Lamp the a 64pont sinking spell
OF pamers bad better fortune Some IL OF
them enioyed unexpected prosperity scared from 3S 10
3os Hap Felsch from 2fs TO Sol e
Burns from 2b5 to Sb ana
200 baby
quotation Thomas inflated his average from 20 10 -o
3oS nte porch climbers IN 1910
Texan 10 a a added 81 points this
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Pipp's Big Year.

VA IALTER plPP dual monarch this year The lean soahPaw
wv both his honor the season That better ihan
National did Gabby the home
whrcrs 1916 In 1917 he will have
Baker liking
ia auohe Of
run ntotalw a
IN the
72 Gedeon, 81 and
and Austin, So
freakre
in
He Ibwak andfn he
twe
barely were
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

seemed doomed to listen to seven
- coaches claim the earth and the
championships the official batting averages OF
about Ty Irls ahu
From bnge banging Su
point the One was l
OF lytu
After nine con
of called 10 yield 10 apeaAe
last season than ne mas pos
1918
than deemed above the ordinary
in slumped from 266 to 2S2 hea
Mckee fell Baker dropped from Z4 20 100
1915 and
didn't In lsRsno
an average
269
skldded from Zof 10 %4i
1922 240 Ray Chapman
poppe the p beggary 23l this year Fritz
MseI nnhled from M from 26S 10 227
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

TINE leagues 300 ii IN number TINS
j cobb. with 81 spencer win so
with Bah of the
Rumler-a outs Strunk Sl6 EDDIE
Bobby Nach with 06 George sister
Fesch with SOL the oheS VINO s'"t
exclu
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
And Them Tigers.
I'm run scorinr. Cleveland

skeouts The Nationals played the
mos The Mackmcn DIDN'T lead IN anything
stolen
and the whferin chief
preceding Of comparison
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

Joe
IN hassoks
with Ppp 226.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

The Peach
rambling close behind with 06 taes IN M
with log
shotten Jackson with 81 witt with SIS F. Col
lns with b, Hooper, with
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non 1906, Sitel Straheir9leiniguna"
Wbfnnitt f--Sei cS bonn Wlabor mo StdOis
rnb bon Baltimore oeroronei 0nB glbiHniti o
heS 9riifcs 36 oes Baltimore SiaoiGooer bon
1906, Iiicl StroBen'ReiniauHQ," bierniii Uls
0erriIen uno nit glmenoemenicn neu augenom'
men wercen lou nno IT, 70 oaB CT mic iolet
lauiei
bilier leiu in einent eiefdb oocr Sefdber, ie
bon Der anpl}idi hon Mot ber einem 9uldel,
aui oncr uuhc ibrcni glnpeen oocr an einem
leidt 30 crrcibbaren Srt oocr Sugdna 81 iols
Den 8ciien, on Der beiQate sarreil Oorbeiiabi
ren m0aeH, auc @emiile' uno ai9enabiale.
NIB iepnrni n nbnidcn 0jeidbcn QUE 4obens
oocr dnOerc glibe 6u perien iub e Dem glb
inuidrncr 1uf oiee 9Sele Qcirenni 3u iiberltes
fern ODER iiberlieiern 81 ldilen; nm es wiro
hiermli dusoridltb neroronct bah lcine anoere
SuSinn5en nla bic In bieienl Wbhniii QenanH5
ten ais glhidue berddDte mernen iolen unter
elmer Sirnie BON elnenl Dollar fit ieoen ein'
Ibhuiit iiir Semitic. nno 4ibennhidue bor.
oedjrieben iuiro, ioll aus Weinu beraeiieut
icin 0as NIT ener Wlciaus9eocdune ODER
Scdcl Ocrlchen lcn ou. uno es fOu Die gilidt
peIaate Aeoeduna, ooer &edel beitanoie ,aul
ioldem GjcdB aebdlten pro nit oer gluss
nabme meilu iolbes @cfdb geiint ODER ent'
lccrt piro. p1nSbdier ober @Heoer ielner
ODER ibrer Samlie oocr 2ienitboten oenen bic
Iuiiidt nber 6ie glbidne bon benz Sdusbdlier
iibcriraQen ~ bic irneub cine Der Norhriiicli
oieeS Yblmniis Ocrnadldliiacn obcr es bers
meipcrn oeieIben ~ beiolqen ionen elmer
Strnie BON einem Dollar fir ieoe ein5elne Ser.
nahldlpuna ooer Serueaering unterlieeeH.
ylbimnitt 2. llno iei ee ieruer beror0net,
bah 0ieie &eroronlin9 orcibQ Iaae bon mn
na1 Dem &crnui BON hrciBia Iaaen ndd) Dem
|uiin ibrcr glnnnbne IN Arnii ireicn lou.
Nelidiiai ON %. Wlai 1915
(Wlai2D SnmeS y. @reiinn, WlnDor.
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Cine 0crpronnnn, bic Durimrelbi bah alle
Nu9rucric, no nit 0rait uorr auf nnoerc
&ciie beirieDen, IN Der yludlt Gin pnilenoes
yldt udbrcno ber NaDrt uber wa1reno &c
nAi beu etrahcu NIB @crlcbrswegen bcr
Siabi Baltimore title itcben. nit Hdl fibreiI.
AbihniH Sci cS BON O}abor mo Sinoi'
rnib bon Baltimore oeroronet hab ole 6ubr'
merle Oh nit Arat ooer anf nnoerc 9seile be'
trieben tn Der Gadi eiu pdicnbes picbt nab
reno Der Sabri oner mdbreno iie IN ben Sira'
hcl uno &crlchramcgen Der Sidoi Baltimore
e@ o fY' an % Ser nc l"pss pS 6eaaen p'sISS Ssbr
5euoeS nnaebradt icn nno on Ron born ooer
Dluieu oon Der linlen Sciic aus aii nidbi nnier
5meihunocri 6nb dlibar icin
Abdlnln ?. Seoc uno ale Rerionen Ole
9caen Die @orfbrifien oeS bornuaebenoeu glbs
lgnlilo oetnoben lollen IN eiuc Siroie bon
Mot mcbr ale sebn Dollars ($10) nno Mot
meili9er als inf Collars $50 berianen mo
iic hcinhlcn.
sbihultt o. llno iei es Ierner beroronet
GAP oiele 9eroromlua bonn Eahm ibrer gIns
ndhme IN Arnit treie
NeiidiiQt ON %. Mai 1915
tD'ai2i) 9amrs 9. &reion, Wlabor
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cErc0crido glUmeier.

Gs nar6 am %. Nlai 1916 Srrbcrida 9lu,
meler i'm gllter BON 50 Sabren uuo . Nlcnaien.
Qeicbic @dtiin hes perorbcnen @rnelt Blo
meier Werfudnoic mn Srcunhe iino dHhines
boa einQcluben. Der Ncer0iQnnQ bei5upobneiL
mcl6e am SDnHeriian gladmiitaps iA5 ubt.
non Der gSobuunq ihrer Iudier 5ran CARTE
Gicin Mr. 1911, ut 0aneitc, Strabe ans aui
Dem .NreieniQlcii5 6rieoboie" iiaiiinoei
(qGQt24-25l
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= ] ] Ul u I e. 20 .ytNt lNANs
Der Staoi.Weumetcr miro am Mpntagi otll
%. Niai 1916, 3ur unieH an9e9ebenen sen an
Gri uuo Stcue eri6eneu mo ods 9doean OCT
iolqenoen Siraben neii etabren:
C5riHoal. StraRe, bon Der '9ooinaon SiraBc
bis 8ir observation-disclosures, nm llbr NdhH.
TiUunlsNOeuue, bon Der Suriorb Roao DIS
5lu 20. StraBe. nm 4.40 Nahm.
2s. Strahe, bon Der IiuolD' bis 3ur 5enmid
@benue, nm 4.45 Qn6m.
6omaro a. 0ppuaH,
(lGQi2D Sia0t @eOmeer.