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The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
WoMEN's SECTION
AT TITLE FIGHT


NEW YORK. Feb. 5.--A spc-
cial section, with a private en-
trance for women fight fans Is
part Of Tex Richards arrange
ments for the willard-Moran bat
tie here March II. And while
Rickard was announcing this.
Frank Moran was telling how he
will lick thu Kanaan.
I'm not suffering from over.
confidence In myself when say
I'll whip willard" said Moran.
willard is the champion and
getting tho big end OF the purse,
He is not likely TO take any
chances, viii be tbs man max.
ing the fight"
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
TRADERS ALL
PUNCHED UP

A warm race has developed in the
Builders & Traders league No. 2.
with but three games separating
the top and bottom teams. and only
nine games more to be rolled In
the second half Of the season.
The Haberkorn boys are on top
by one game with the Kennedy.
Finn and Clippert teams but one
game behind them.
The Clippert team took two games
from the Haberkorn boys while the
Finn band Of spillers grabbed a pair
from the Cooper team. Harry Clip
perts bunch walloped Max Ken
nedy's noise producers for two
games.
None OF the second leaguers hit
the 200 mark, although Kennedy
made fs5, Cooper 1877, Degens 1877.
and Regan 1s9. The standings:
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

battle. Possibly Jeff will return the
favor. Jeff toured the country CIV
ing boxing exhibitions before his
battle with Johnson. Gotch Is
booked with the Sells-Floto circus,
and will cover the country. meeting
all comers, before he Is matched
with Stecher.
And now that Gotch leaves his
farm In Humboldt, Iowa. to begin
training in almost the same spot
that Jeff did, we wonder II his fin
ish will also be the same.
What do you think?
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
JOHNSON TELLS
RAJAH THERE'S
LITTLE CHANCE

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-Roger Bresna-
han, erstwhile Cub leader, was be-
lieved to be In Toledo again today.
endeavoring to negotiate once more
for the purchase of the Cleveland
Spiders for transfer to Toledo.
Bresnahan, according to rumors,
was considerably peeved after an in
terview with Ban Johnson yesterday,
Johnson. 1t Is said, told Rajah there
Is not much chance for him to get
the Cleveland Indians. as Cleveland
capitalists want their American
league team hometown owned
club.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

died recently the
the 1908 he called
s for which he given $4,000 s Incl
bated only 215
stole only three bases Al the rate he paid for the comeback Is
No
player known have been paid that much although two or there
Hedch hold
Cobb played but 9 Hdch rate he would have been paid
Probably Cobbs
all ball other
than
based O
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
Plan to Give Detroit Best
Mermaid Clan in Country
MASKED BULL PUP
LATEST MARVEL

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Enter
the masked marvel" In the dog
show ring. When the Richmond
County Kennel clubs show opens
on Staten island tonight, a
masked white bull terrier will
meet all comers. Fitted out with
black mask, the bull purp looks
like a canine bandit.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
"AmachOOrs"

There was a man In our town
Who was an "amachoor;
His record was immaculate,
But he was very poor.
In lieu of more substantial food,
on which TO try his teeth.
He got some oil and vinegar
And ate his laurel wreath.
An amateur is one who may
A diamond medal win:
But he Is not allowed to toll,
Nor will they let him spin.
] know a lot of amateurs.
But few OF them are champs;
In our commercial lexicon
They call 'em common tramps.
Il. c. Davis in st. Louis Post
Dispatch.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

w WASHINGTON is American league pennan
offensive strength
Wv atmosphee"-tnat indennsoe
that and gets EN- But
and the teams In
Walter johnson Ia the whye
through the well punched
the gonfan The Smoke King likely
ne last the Nationals would
he pitched the
enough contests
ticket the world series In figuring
Washington has Gaa Ayers and Har
than half their games Alex
finishing only
formidable Washington likely
possibilities had baseball
last December
Federal clause been respected ana
the market the highest
mentioned because they never
to
ned with the Los Angeles club
weeks VIII be the
directly
catcher and became nrst baseman at
Frank Selee's suggestion
+ Your Orioles interested
myself In those
mistakes picking
kid" Gleason nnelder while he
a pitcher NED HANLON"
Right Kid q pitcher In his
nheder
tho wing out
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
Michigan Soccer


BY j. IT. HARLOW.
Benefit match between Packards
and Caledonians has been postponed,
because IL was not possible to secure
Packard field.
Mr.. w. DANES has resigned as sec
retary OF the Michigan state league.
Nominations now in for position OF
secretary are j. T. Barlow. Arthur
Mather and j. Fletcher, and up to
the time of writing, only one nomina-
tion for vice-president, Mr.. McGin-
ty. of the Caledonians.
Packards are waiting very patient
trophy. namely. HYDE Park Blues or
Puilmans. OF Chicago, Anyway tho
Packards have TO make the journey
to Chicago.
The Referees association threatens
to report the Michigan state league
to the governing body at New York
for It's actions In suspending players
for misconduct on the field.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
STANFORD AND
MICHIGAN WILL
MEET ON TRACK

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Feb. 5.--Le-
land Stanford university track team
will come from California early in
May to hold dual track meet with
the University OF Michigan squad at
Ferry field, IL Is announced.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
Times Duo Trounood.

The Sunday Free Press duo romp-
cd all over Tho Times team In the
sporting writer's tourney at Eng
llsh billiards at Sweency-Huston's
yesterday and scored q 100 TO 40
victory, The hnal game Of the tour
ney will be played next Wednesday.
when the News and Times meet
BY winning, The Times can tie the
News, and overtime viii decide the
championship.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

Detroit University school found a
tartar in Toledo University school
yesterday afternoon, and lost game
which was featured by little scor
ing, The final count was IL To IL.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
Senators Sell Jennings.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Feb. g.
Morley Jennings. Washington Sena.
tors shortstop, was purchased yes
terday by the MillTs.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
vpsJ Bests Alma.

YP6iIAANTI, Mich. Feb, b.--Ypsi
Normal found Alma college easy
last night and won a 80 IN 10 game
from the upstate Presbytesians,
Hartman starred for the peda-
sosuea
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
horseman Dead.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5,-Sim Diemel,
we'll known horseman, died en- route
to Cuba yesterday,
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
Lsan Cent To MInors.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. s,--First Base
man Lsary and Pitcher Riley. Of
the Browns. wers released yestsr-
day 10 the Indianapolis Association
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
The Motor Boat Racers

has
championshpto
entries from
speed classic staged Lake St Clair next and
anything the desires submit
passing mpera
will that will take vigorous recordsmashing
Yale Gains; So Does Game As Whole
IN HE significant ysar n
! Walter he game
gradually withdrew several and last fall
When Tad Jones formally made head and
Sweeney athletics
permitted the announcement that he would cooperate with the
regime possible. has had little
interesting note that Yale into
year hasn't climbed out yet
Camp greatest
football his influence has done the following
things:
players a instead of nfs.sn.
invented the safety as a SC
oys% ofssnsss rs tho %1S. pSs. Sas s'''"
ASSeG ASS'insn sn nSSiilGnaI %sni easy down
with
little more than the autumn sport as whole
reported h considering succeed
Smith football coach Purdue oonne coached
and
school mentors period Of hve Ills material has been ht
big his
football knowledge and his ability
We are % mentioning this Sscss: osns s;c :sss
SuSs~
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

Central and Northwestern hfohal
still are undefeated in basketball thio'
season. Cass Tech was fxr on SDrfAs
last night and Central had NH
trouble in putting across . % 70 y
triumph. Northwestern's victory
over Western was even more 6f "A
irout, the count being 20 to 5. Pos
tiac got away 70 poor start. but
played hard and forged to the frOAt.
in the game with Eastern. winning
ultimately by score OF 28 to III.
The standings in the city league'
now are as follows:
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
Buckeyes Close to u
setting Tradition
But Lose, Is to "a I
CENTRAL AND sS
\ COLTS UNBEATKN
School League Lead ! !
Keep Slate Clean; \.
Pontiac Cops \

Some day the Rayls may lise "
the Buckeyes on their own door, arj1s
perhaps the Buckeyes may. lose III
the Rayls when playing ct Tolo0oH
but there Is no reason to sori0uull2
believe that anything of the ocdR'
will ever happen. The Toledo co.
tet nearly slipped over defeat t1|
the RayIs at the Moose temple lnQ1
night, but tradition interposed. azk
Mike Maurer. snaring . beautit0
pass from Runkel, registered t1k('
basket that gave the Detroitexn &
25 to 23 victory. The, game Wa On
that was expected. ALI evening lor9
1t was a see-saw affair, and At ~
rious times the crowd was almoot
willing TO concede .defeat FOR tholt
side. But the spectacuIar toest1E
of Runkel and Mauer, ana supeT8
all-around work of their teammates
finally earned their reward. IT,
teams have been matched for tWo
more basketball outs this seasol(.
The summary: Il
RAYLS BUCKEYW
Wilson ........ .LF - a.. Eox'
aunkel ....... .R:F. ...... Ho1IlAgqe
Lane tcapt). =. I. 2. .whaisn 5SalS(.
I"a Final score..Rayis i; t. a5. Buctsycs % 81
First half--Rayis IA, Buckeyes M
Baskets from feid--Maurer 8. RUM
ell 3. Wasmund. Teeple 8. Fox I. Whns:
len. Baskets from fouls--Runkel Is
in 8. Fox 3 I'm s. Fouls committed-e
shall. Fox. wasmund 2. Lane. MAt}fefs
Runkel. Referee--Remington. umptr6
-Bohnsack. Timer-Levinson. Tine.
OF halves--20 minutes. Substitution
'--Hackett for Hollinger. 3z
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
games Friday night are as follows:

t.dSt'fI WV
The summaries In the city league
games Friday night are as follows:
CASs TECH CENTRA14
White .........L y F....... Whitlock
Smith ...........C, C,,........... Wall
Metcalf :....... !. .sulilysn
MiE2Sfek kiIS lSore dStiai IL e a. cas-. frssk Tssh
g. Score (flrst hnll:-c Central, ~
Cass Tech 4. Baskets from hei1.
Whitloek. 4 Wall, Q: WeuzeL. I;
White, 2 baskets from fouls; Wen n
committed; Wall, s; Crook. o.. Whit
lock. ; Wenzel. l sullivan. y Wn-
Iasek. s%s T2rren SiaFo. Metssli. E%,si AS Rss-
erees Steimle and Hackett. umpires;
Hackett and Steimlc. Timer: RumIer.
Time or quarters: 10 minutes. sub
smith; ciago for Mctcaif; McKen-
drick FOR White. Central: Williams
for crook; Warner for Whitlock.
PONTIAC. EASTERN.
Hammond ..". T. F.........: shorts
Beattie, .,......R F....... Wesbrock
Osborne .....,..L. G.........;-. Fray
Sla ter ............F. G....,.. kuhiw7n
Final score Pontiac. ss; Eastern.
TT. First haif. Pontiac, 10: Eastern,
&. Field baskets; Pontiac, II: East
crn. & Baskets from fouls: Pontiac,
g in &c; Eastern. 2 in II. ofhc'ais:
Rvnearsou and Chaille. Substttutions.
Raymond for shorts. Ketchum for
PRAY.
N'W EgTERN. WESTERN
Reptffo .........T. F,........... Ccok
Wclholter .....R. F...........; Hall
Mark ...,...t.L G....,... Lampton
FINAL score, Northwestern, 80; west
ern. score (nrst half): North
western. 70; Western. 3. Baskets
from field. Henderson. Z: Beattie. 2:
Veldcr Dermody. Cook. Baskets from
FOULS Peattic. 4 out OF G; vedder. J
out OF 3: Cook. out OF G: Peterson.
2 out of I. Fouls committed: Beattie,
2 Veddcr. 1 Henderson. Mark, 2:
Uormodv. >; Cook. 3: Wood. 1; Hall.
o: Jacobs. Hampton. :; Peterson. o.
Referees: Yeager and Lerchen. Um-
pires. ferchcn and Yeager, Timer.
Kaufman. Time OF quarters: 10 mn
utes. constitutions: Vedder for Well
hotter, Dermody for Mark. Wood for
Cook.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

Some day the Rayls may lose TO
side. But the spectacular tossing
teams have been matched for two
still are undefeated In basketball this
rout. the count being 20 to 5. Pom
DETROIT ADRIAN.
Harbrecht ......I l. F........... Mott
Maloney .....R. e Hart-Strathearp
Vosg ..........C... ..s.... Tearhout
Marshke- Smith Il g.. Richardson
IefeVre. ........R. q Hood -Strathearu
Final score: Detroit. IS: Adrian, ~.
Score (first half: Detroit. 2s; Adrian.
10. Goals from Held: Strsthe4rn,
'rcachout. 4; Hart. 3; Mott, =: ts-
febre. Marshke. Voss. \; Maicneys ~
Harbrecht, g. Free throws. Mott
IN 9: Hart In s; Harbreoht. 3 tnf -
Referee: Jones Timekeeper: Myf0es
Chester. scorer: Malt. Toledo ~
Coach Costello was justfhed, ~
talking earlier In the week about 70
venge on Adrian college. His unt
versity OF Detroit tosser went to
Adrian yesterday, and last night
smearcd the collegians with q .,
to % wallopins. which NON t14
wiped ont an Adrian v1eoex =
in ths speeoA -
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

The summaries In the city league
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

there Is any Improvement overlooked this lineup Cam
something do with that Yale by the veterans
ittle more than the autumn sport q whole.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

Ned, The Kid pitcher In his
Granddad
tho
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tarte, 1tammte aus Stalten; lire @n1z
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etaotratbx-D~ crbauoImnaen
(Sortietung bon Ser 8. @eite.)
Die fol9enbe @elolutior, ipeld6e a1f leiz
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complimentary TO Mrs Murray Has.
kel Of Muskogee, Mrs. L. G Nlblack
entertained With four o'clock tea
Thursday afternoon. Mrs J y Burke
and Miss Ida Niblack served tea from
the dining room table which was
Irettily decorated with pink carna.
tions. ferns and pink shaded candles
and assisting in the serving we're Mrs
\ l. Evans, Miss .enorc Burke and
little Miss Betty Niblack Among the
number Invited were Mrs. W \. Fras.
Ter Mrs. = Winton, Mrs Tell Wal.
ton, Mrs l.. F. Leach. Mrs. j. H. Bur
ford o. Oklahoma City. Mrs. E. d.
Walton. Miss Catherine Cassidy, Mrs
Roy l.. Davis. Mrs ID. VI Tibbeits,
Nrs Ralph Hager. Mrs. Harry Spur.
lock OF Sacramento. Cal AIRS. j A..
NcElhinney. Mrs Charles Seely. Mrs
Fred Byers, Airs. Longstreet Hull.
Mrs. j j. Hildreth. Airs. Frank ].
Fitzpatrick, Mrs. v. O. Lutz. Mrs. W.
s Bulkley. Mrs. Frank Buriord. Mrs
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Mrs. Lyman J. Gray and Miss Helen
NcElhinncy Mrs Haskell expects to
return home in the morning
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Thursday.
Acorn Ciuh-Lihrary.
u NJ {. Club Mrs J T. Douglas
Glover Leaf Club Miss Anna Web
meier
Nuarlaa club Mrs Il c nurns
dale
womans Auxiliary no Mrs I
A nankn
Ilisalebebu club Miss CoaevIevs
Beland
/, openoreky club Mrs N. Wander
wort
Friday.
Friends Club Mr. and Mrs John
Adams
Domestic Science Club Mrs. VIM
Cavolt.
Friday Bridge Club-M Miss Ida Nib
lack
Dance-flks club.
Mascot Club-Mfs ". NJ bronson
Recital, Violin Department OF q NJ
4 - Methodist church
Saturday.
Rooney Mooney Shah Club Miss
Catherine Cassidy
city Federation Library
Count AuAlllary-city Hall
Japanese Tea Mrs J W. Duke
and Miss Bertha l'ishop
Phi Delta Gamma club Miss len.
ore Burke.
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o. N. C. Club.

The u. If G. Clab members met for
their Thnrsdar sfiernoon al fancs.
work al the home n Mrs J +. DOUG.
lass Mrs. Frank e Beamef of Cush.
Ing Mrs. Jln Speer and Mrs VI. A.
faney Of ralif0rr a we're guests IH
addition to the cina members A oae
course luncheon 8 served by Mrs
Iouglass and the ID was invited 70
meet ne1t week 70 Mrs. { =. Cot.
teral.
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PRAISE FROM
MINISTER'S WIFE.
Tells Of Her Long Suffering and How
She Found Relief Husband Joins
In Commanding csrdui.

WayDesyille. s. c.-Mrs Joseph
Fry. wife Of the Pastor Of Jonathan
Circuit. Western North Carolina Con
ference. NJ r. Church South, writes:
About 1881. about fifteen years
20. ! had severe case Of Typhoid
Fever and relapse. which left me
IN a very had condition, which got
eorse all the time was no seroag,
could not stsy IN the room alone for
five minutes. and was irregular
Ny nervousness was an awful gorrg
to me and ~ friends. and J couldn't
sleep for four or five nights at
time The doctors would often have
- give me something to make ne
sleep Could DO none OF my work
ard had to keep cook.
then began taking CarduI and a.
Ter | had taken half bottle ] felt ]
was improving and not so very long
afterwards ! vas able TO 90 to church
After had taken four or five bot
ties. was able 10 turn OF my eooi
and do nv own work. and ! got back
my correct mental condition. for 7
had been 80 nervous and sbsentmind-
ID since mv illness. vas able 10
return 10 school and resume mv stud
'e- and nv piano lessons at Trlnit-
College where was IN attendan ..
Rev Mr Frs xriies She canrof
-aise cardni too highly u IL xell
rorfh what It costs. VII recar.
mend II 70 an lady II poor health. =
caa vou doubt the Herit OF caraui
in the face OF such evidence? t:Ige II
trial All good druggists sell Car
dui,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-28
DeIiph.fuiiy Entertained.

Mrs. ". Wander oort entertained
the Openoreky Ela9 yesterday after.
room fdHfkHfrf aH1 conferHa ION
vae enjoyed BY Nrs J r Brickner
Mrs G. D. Long. Mrs W l.. Burnett.
Yrs 7. b. ssmpsell Mrs. Reynolds
o. Kansas City. Nfs Walter kellogg
Mrs. l.. n. Msteaeft. Mrs. lAserts
and Mrs. G. ". Bal To these guests
Mrs. Vandersoore sersed al elaborate
taree course luncheon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-28
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=. CONSTIPATION
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