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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-29
Alfred A. Neal.

Alfred A. Neal. an old and respected
colored resident Of this city died early
Tuesday morning at his home at 11k
Allen street. after few days illness with
a complication Of troubles
Mr.. Neal was born in Virginia on
August IL, 1910. He IL survived in his
family by his wife. He was a member of
the Baptist Church
The funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon at two o'clock at his late home.
and burial was in Lake View ceme-
terry.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-29
BOSTON BUTTER MARKET.

Boston. Now IS
MISUNDERSTANDING AN @45c; western
42n q 43c. 90
CHEESE-Ncw York twins choice,
"a % Csc: good 23ia ei23'ac
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-29
Mrs. Frank Kirby.

Mrs. Frank Kirby died at 215 o'clock
Saturday afternoon at her home, $50
Lower road, following an illness with
cancer. She was 81 years old and leaves.
besides her husband, one son. Lawrence
Kirby, who is with Company @. some
where in England; one daughter, Mrs.
Beatrice Barras, who resides at home
and two sisters. Mrs. Josephine Young
Of Manchester. Conn.,, and Mrs Anthony
Borges of Philadelphia; and one brother.
George Young of New Hampshire. The
funeral was held at st. Joseph's
Church at eight o'clock Tuesday MORN
ing. Burial was in Mount Calvary
cemetery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-29
SEASONABLE GLOVES
Bed furnishings

Our unusually interesting selection of COMFORTABLE
BLANKETS adds seasonable note to the very depe
qualities that characterize extensive stocks.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

TrzDshooting has solved another
problem
Yachting Is sumner sport. and
IL has always been a problem with
the clubs and clubmen as 20 what 20
do during the winter aeason 20 hold
the members together They are IN
doubt no -traDshooting VII
bold the yacbismen together from
the time the yachts are hauled oui
OF the water In the fall until they
are returned in The spring
There are more than coo yacht
clubs In The United States. and starr
right a league has been formed with
the following clubs enlisted New
Rochelle Yacht Club. New Rochelle
Ny Iaa-aE- +fssss--s. !, -s-iiTtt z iirTJ
Greenwich. Conn. Bayside Yacht
Club. Bayside. I. CITY fslanc
Yacht Club. City Island y. Y. Port
Washington Yacht Club. Washing
ton. ~. Y. Bensoahurst Yacht club.
Bensonhurt. y T.. Harlem Yacht
Club. City Island. y Y. Orenia
Yacht Club. Mamaroneck y "
Chicago Yacht Club. Chicago. fil.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
/ 7-TRAPsHo,oTING d

These clubs Win engage in three
shoots between now and the hrst %
April They will BE- held In different
sections The clubs can enter as
many shooters az Il sees A.. the fve
ghsst scores counting The win
rsrs IN The various sections viii
NEE, FOR the championship trophy
Resides this trophy the trapshoi
Nth the highest individual score Ia
any one Shoot. and the shot with the
best average for all the shoots, will
receive prizes.
Many clubs signised their willing
ness 10 join IN the movement. but
could not because they did not have
traps. Others could nor become
UUuHEVrTf Efriy Jrs tgag1E AZ -TnIg
time because they make use OF prop
erty that is or park " city lands
and could not get permission to
shoot One year from nov the
Yachtsmsn's Trapshooting League
-hould be a national affair. for. with
trApshootinE and yachting. they ghA
have something 70 interest the
members IN all seasons.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
HOCKEY NOW is
STILL UNDATED

There may be no hos key in De
troit next week. altho the. Aura Lees
bre schedulcd FOR return date Mt
the Arena. The players and man
sEer have not yet come 20 an agree.
mont II has sudd, My been dlscov.
cred that N ret amateurs 20 play
several times p week in the pres.
snce q thronzs that repregoni thou
sands In gate money and 70 induce
these same players 10 remain anna
tours. Is something ~ a problem.
When Detroit gets a genuine profes.
tional hockey team. this city will
regard the winter sport much more
llehly
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
MACS LIKELY TO
IGNORE HENRY

NEW YORK. Feb. iO-Quits a lit
lie fu1s has been stirred up by Ban
Johnson's announced determination
to run John Henry, Warrington
catcher. ont OF the league. Johnson
says the matter viii be taken up
when the major league magnates
hold their schedule meeting here
next week. Dave Fulton hopes n
Siii. so his frat can have real In
sue 70 light over Henry IL a bit
defiant, but not nearly 90 much so
a. be sas a couple 81 weeks ago.
when he though, Johnson wasn't
listening. Insiders expect The mag
nates 20 Be- more Interested next
week IN plans FOR covering up IN
case The var scare should affect
their prosperity. than IN The bonn
oast % a second string backstop.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
ernie Boand Time Since He Joined
THE MOST DANGEROUS SPORT

10 redoubled frenzy. But he's new.
or a match for the WY. little
steeds. The instant the riders pull
up even with the bull spectacular
race gets under way. all three thun-
dering along at full career In q
jumbled mixture OF boobing heads.
flying tails and beating hoofs.
suddenly the man chasing AZ the
riyht kicks his feet loose from the
stlrrupA leans far over, slips sud
denly from the saddle and drops
on the neck OF the bull. The man
10 the left and the riderless horse
pass on like shot.
When the dust has blown away
there Is the bulldogger elinsing TO
tho neck OF the numbering bull. his
high heels digging frantically into
the earth In an effort 10 bring the
animal 10 a stop. This he does
presently.
Then. Just as suddenly. he throws
his weight TO one side. the bulls
nose IL turned up 20 the position
ordinarily held BY the horns. his
knees bend. bis body lurches. and
az last down he comes on his side
with a thump and lies passive. Hsv-
'ns won The fall the bullddgger
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

Tennis Stars Not To Be Barred
For Selling Sport Goods:
Many Affected

NEW YORK. Feb. lo.-rhe pow
er OF the west stands triumphant
In the United States National Lawn
Tennis association today. Maurice
b. Mclaughlin. Robert Lndley Muir
ray. Frederick b. Alexander. rhom-
as Bundy and a few others % les
ser or greater reputation may sell
AL the tennis goods they care 10
and still be AmRteurs- The national
association failed 10 pass a new
amateur rule which would place
those men in the class OF profess
sionals. and also turned down an
amendment which would have made
all subsequent statesmen OF tennis
goods professionals.
The triumph Was purely a west
ern one. especially for the delegates
from the Pscihe coast Eastern
delegates plainly showed their fear
OF happenings II they should press
the matter There Wa a threat In
fact. that western clubs might with
draw from the association. out the
Issue was no, forced.
The West Side Tennis club AT
Forest HiIls. l. l.. again viii stage
the national singles championship.
the Junior championship and the
boys championship.
The Longwood Cricket club. Bos-
ton. was awarded the national
doubles The clay court title viii
be decided In Cincinnati
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
DEXTER HORSES
At MT. CLEMENS
Defroiters To Carry Their
Speed Arguments To
Ice Track

Dexter park horssmsn are taking
their troubles 20 Mt Clemens for
adjustment Deserving their own
popular TACK. they have arranged
for an afternoon OF racing AZ the
Bath City winter track next Friday.
The feature all De a match race
between Battle King. big winner at
the ice meeting few days ago. and
Cleo b, the queen Of Dexter park.
IS much az 800 side viii 20 into
the purse, IL Is said Another match
race viii And two more Dexter tav-
orites. Birdie welsh and Donnie "
in a clash. The wager here II 500
a side. There will also De a free
for all event
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
DARCY'S KAY0
RECORD GREAT
II Of Australians 81 Oppo-
nents Dropped For Count;
He's 2O-Round Veteran

n Is not generally known That
Les Darcy. Australian middleweisht.
possesses a knockout percentage
hat is truly remarkable. Out OF
% contests large majority Of them
With men % undogbted class and
kiL he scored n knockouts. per
centage o. sll. as they put Il 10
baseball This means that be has
Knocked out six from every 10 men
be has bAtued.
Furthermore. Darcy has battled
In more 20-round contests than any
v7rfrFr aErrrT ~ ~ present day,
class considered. OF course. n
whole lot o. these contests never
vtui the full 20 rounds. but that
doesn't matter Darcy slEned 10 go
90. which shows his extreme Will
inEness
The hafsmerinE and the pounding
that promoters and hght managers
drummed into his ears when he
landed in New York Is easily &C.
counfable for the young mans tim
idi'Y IN making matches. They
claim that The anvil chorus when
Darcy landed was simply dcafening
and, 'horoly frightened him. One
promoter went 10 him with tabu-
lated Iist ~ other promoters. out.
lining just how each OF the others
Vas going 20 skin Darcy out Of his
money Each ~ The clan got a
crack az Darcy and before they were
thru the young fellow wasn't in a
mood 10 believe anybody
That's why he was so slow IN
signing up for his hrst match. lie
is doing business nov with Grant
Hugh Brown. aud believes be In
right That n why bo IL going
thru with the Al Mccoy match Of
Mach With a great deal Of con
hdence
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
NET STARS AT
HONOLULU MEET

HONOLULU, I'll, Fvb i0.-Ths
mid Pacific tennis tournament. stag.
ID undsr the direction OF the Amer.
ican national association. r. on In
full swing here. Several well known
players from the Philippines and
Japan are bore. Prominent among
he Americans entered are George
N Church. william J. Johnston.
John Strschan and Harold Throck.
morton
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
ioo. 900 GAMES OF
SOLITAIRE ~ 'fs

Charles Conklin. Wabash pAs-
senger conductor Of Decatur. III.
is on the last lap OF his selfim-
posed task OF playing 100000
games OF solitaire
conklin has about 1000 games
10 play and believes he viii
finish before the end os the year
he began playing m 1897. 20
years ago.
In these games Conkiin has
met practically every possible
combination OF cards possible
and will compile a book on solt
,air~.
He won 40 out Of 1000
hands and EOS out Of the nrst
a. 900 played. The highest num-
Der OF gane- played between
winning hands was I.ioT.
Conklin Is unmarried and
spends all his leisure time play
tnE solitaire IN his club in D.
earur
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

been known 10 Pvt bun on bis
back In 6 5-S seconds once be ran
foul % a particularly vicious steer
and was forced 10 prolong the
tussle l.. - seconds.
Picture an Enclosure suddenly en-.
tered BY Mid bull. snortinx
bounding over the earth. his head
down and tail ayins, closely pur-
sued by two mounted oowpunchers.
That's the opcuing scene IN a bulb
dosgfny contest
The thud Of the mustangs Hying
hooss behind the ball spur him on
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

raises One arm IA token OF victory
Champion Lindsay began on a
cali nrst--on the ground. When be
had learned the Tuck he tackled
something larger. lie gradually
worked up 20 the bull. Once be had
mastered that beast he tried Il from
horseback. bat very slowly AZ nrst
Finally be was able 90 perform the
feat from a nag golng At Full speed
It's SURF some excilin' sport
said the hrunzed oklahomAn. but
tho profession amt ever likely 70
be oyercrowded. nohow,"
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
MAT TITLE AT
STAKE TONIGHT

Gene Lawrence. welterweight
wrestling champion ~ Michigan.
will dstSid his tiue tonight az the
Campus A. G.. 5l5 Woodward ave
The challenger Is Jerry siratnes. A
Greek grapplcr. ~ho claims 20 have
established something 81 reputa-
ton for himself a. Chicago. lie ras
defeated all the second. raters
around De,roii. and Lawrence is cx.
pecting a tough wrcstlo This match
viii be 10 a finish, and VIII re pre-
ceded by some preliminary bouts
The public will De welcome
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

Down in the Panhandle they cali
II "balldogging. tho the game In
10 way Is related TO bowwows,
To qualify for this. the most dan
gerous sport on earth. one must
sGrpass in dArins the fezss OF the
most robust OF Spanish athletes
One must throw the bull with dead
" precision.
Such a type of man is Ed L1nd-
say. OF Leedsy. Okla. champion bull
logger OF these parts. He's pow
erfaIly built and in his time has
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
ONLY 1S CUBS
ARE IN FOLD

CHICAGO. Feb lo.--Charlia
weeghman. Cub president. an
nounced today that OF p men who
wiz ride the Cub special to Califor-
mia. only Is have signed contracts.
AL Cubs have been notified 20
report here FEB. 49, FOR confer
ence with Manager Mitchell and 10
adjust any contract differences.
weeghman anticipates no trouble
In securing the signature Of Jim
vaughn, pitcher. Tho he has no,
signed, Vaughn has written WEIGH
man that he viii be on the train.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
WILLIAMS is
OUT IN FRONT

Matty williams harvested pins
bobly on the Woodward alley last
night In the hrst section OF his 20
game match with HaTy Gerloski,
Grand Rapids champion who moved
20 this city few months ago Ten
games were played Al ID" Wood
ward alleys. and Williams piled up
a coun, OF 2,O45. which Is lf5 more
than the newcomer could achieve
williams average was 20i Gerios
kfs was 100 They gill finish their
argument next week on alleys more
familiar 10 Gerioski
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
I19fEH{li!55!J2lld'!k!['

Of Detroit Is Bernie boano
ana macknsw. hoppins one Of Uncle sam ,S 500
deliver parcel
- people Bernie ltte Tiger pienea W. 49, ~ .
He has control TOO ~nen NJ
~ she he looked like million
10 be consistently sool hnss
he absolute importance
Tie has
He qualified for the Mosquito meet
~ the hornet league
M ~ nerne had been ranming
~ - iurd mAck'nAw
r~l hinge muSsed nAnnoh o.sSs sg
couldn't corral all nj H. fs tAes vas u
sfrs his heels like colt ID the BACK
end hasn't condition since he came 70 me T
he looked great
no6x vAteT Bernie hses
Be chased ey paving
that has blessed Detroh
Best OF all Boiand nSnu
He inclined brRg about H. isn AZ
him garescuer IN iAe'
Hvuonss q jennings fancy.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

NE sale Of Pitcher pensree from the
traded and
Alexander the time De
the o
him and his avengug
1915 John NcAw shipped
and Adams the asers return for John Looer VINO
q nnelder and OF muchres ctou
third base which
- Zimmerman for the tasx
trade Of
Stock developed
OF turned BE-
OF ony Ia
he
EnAgsed from New York Tie Giants
IL for dub singer
o
IT strange thai,
oily
hump
- I'VE 1916.
- Cleveland failed 20 beat the old eammae Caop al
the
couldn't
but
I'D clashes with kindergarten
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
PREcBYTERIANS
EVEN UP SERIES

The TrumbullS and First Presby
,erians now are tied In their league
cham pionship series. Tho Pres6y.
terians won this weeks game oy a
count OF 20 Go q. The decisive
game probably viii be played on a
neutral court.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
The Patriarchs

hall hass leagues he
Of He h all perques
sohrquet
Of Game aguers VIII start me
= mSdAprl OF these there VIII be MOI niore
nunber-who
the Of these will be exacF eeaoe
of Milan and Johnson OF the
Zimmerman of the Giants Merke OF the Iodses
the day OF their debut These
whom have exceptional honor TOT speed
"
there pair Eddie Collins OF ne W. SOY
They Cobb ct the seFs
the Braves Only Iyrus has oeen
o that introduced him
Of Pirates and Leon
All switched
In
He started CUBS
Of Eddie PLANK
Vik hssv sun OF veteran
likely finish
fhs T1esrs oranddxddy Hans Wagner rookie
play n base Tor the Pirates TINS YEAR
EnDcent basketball bruise quits Fostering him
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
"Y" Plays Hamilton Tonight;
Central Trims Northwestern
MABEL TRAsk CAN WIN
MINUS n MAN BEHIND

Walter Cox says that Mabel
rrask. 2:o3 Ia. Is the most In.
tsliigcnt animal he has ever
$50. IT liant necessary 10 urge
her when another horse comes
to her." he said recently. nor Is
II necessary 10 take her back
when she has the race won.
she seems TO know by 10
stinct just whom To sprint and
when to conserve her energy.
She drives herself with as much
Judgment a. | or any other hui
man being could drive her"
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
.KAZOO AND ALMA
STILL UNBEATEN

HrII.sDALE. Mich, Feb To-
" T. A. A Basketball championship
race has settled down 10 scrap
between Kalamazoo and Alma cob
leges Alma eliminated Hillsdaie a
week ago. and las; night KszOo beat
the Baptists. "a 20 10. Alma and
Kazoo are now the only undefea,.
ed members OF The " J. A. A.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
DUNDEE BUMPERS
IN RING BATTLE

NEW YORK, Feb. l0.-WilHs
Jackson. lightweight. Vho recently
fattened Johnny Dundee for the
count in Philadelphia has been
matched With Eddie Wallace. sensa-
tionA young lightweight. Who claims
a victory over Freddie Welsh and a
knockdovn against Dundee. The
bout viii take place next week.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

NEW YORK. Feb. 10.-There will
be boxing az Madison Square gar
den. Curley Brown was granted a
license last night. That r. taken 10
mean that willard and Fulton VIII
meet there some time late IN March.
Brown says be has the fighters
signed
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

NEW YORK. Feb i9.-RObert
IJndley Murray. southpAw star 81
California. will not defend his title
o. national indoor tennis champion
in The annual tourney which starts
hen, tonAxhl
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

Billy Miller continued 10 bowl o..
oeIIentiy and In his F'rieay match in
he Greater Detroit tourney. ne
spiIIed Otto schmidkfp. needing
only cir games for The trick Mil
lar aSsraxrd ia
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

NEW YORK. FEB fo--Luthor
Boone. Yankee inheider. hnF been
claimed b. Miller Huggins. manager
~ the Cardinals. through refusal 70
waive. All American league clubs
had waived.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

NkNApA 10 Tie
pastures precious
1916 Close behind
ndng the hd and close place Maryland with 57s25
for the before
million dollar
pped pful fll0oo Canada Kentucky and Maryland
OF the
Csnadas 1915 Maryands
than OF ls and Kentuekys nearly
before.
The magnitude Of the is
United VIII
the without including
y cities far distant from the uack
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
Hoppe and Three-Cush

Re ARE not a all Willie
wv threecushion billiards.
TO challenges that he
hsrdshooung pastime VIII AFFECT hts balkne billiards
Detroit readily admitted
seed threecuhon only as chance clean
ososys Moore who Lost The championship BY margin
AcCourt Moore
Court he scientific
conouor hapharard reckless euesi
" with his pretty sun-snd not
DO clash boil
ban champion play he
with
until he old Arson Of baseball fame
q 4 Z
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
ONO NORTHERN

northern IS. score tar.t half
ohio Northern rs. y. % y. 10. Bask-
ets from Acid -voas s Lyons 4
kreuter O'shsa, Corbett 4. kowalis
o. HoynE Baskets from fouis-KO-
waits IN =; Foss IN ~. krsutsT.
none Ia . Referee Bolinsack. De-
troit Time of psriods-rwc 81 20
minutes each ovsrtim- minutea
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

MILWAUKEE. Fob. l0.-Danny
Shay and his A. A. Brewers will
leave March II for wichita Fails.
Ter. whore the club will 30 through
tie spring training.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

Pontiac high by a ,core OF IL TO s.
The attack didn't amount To much.
but the guarding was excellent. Tue
summary:
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
BUILDERS a rRADEs. LEaarE.

HiAn SeDFeH. ufleHn. ~ Hende r
son. l3s Reynolds. SCI Corrlck aaf
Philbrick. ia
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

CaW Tech won a considerable
share 81 glory last night. when the
down town high school wallopod
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

The University OF Detroit nearly
drew surprise from Ohio Northern.
which had been pitifully weak
agains, ". A c. Thursday night.
The Buckeyes took a brace and plRs
&C the Dotroiters TO a tie coun
over the regulation distance Tn
university won out IN overtime. m,
Hnal score being "a 10 -. Tue su.n
mary:
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
WESTERN.

final score--rastarn - Western ,.
eccre tnrst hLf-Eastern is West
eru = Baskets from hsid--M Lyons.
Craven. spinner = kaufman = Pray
9 Rraman. MacKay Hnrdy Hawisy
Baskets from fouls-fravsn. in g.
Braman. none In ! Hardy, 2 IN II.
Touls COMMUNICATIONS 3. Craven 4.
Bramsn, Kuhiman. AaeKay. HsysA
Hardy a Peterson. Hawt-y. Referee
B r.srchen. Detroit. Tmpirs-Cs-
ter held. Colgate. Timer EtSnonds.
Time % quartsrs--i0 minutes
the 81 Louis Y " & gym ~ TIE
score 90 ~ 90 Is Games wantsd
with all junior clubs Address Joe
Luke. 1853 Jos. Campau.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

Whitiock came hack To Central
last ntSht after a long absence be.
cause Of illness. and the Blue and
White went Wild. Not conceded a
chance before the game. the Cen.
tralitss easily took Northwestern
into camp BY a count Of 10 TO 10
The nrst half developed hut very
little scoring, BOT the Colts were
slaughtered in the final session. TbIs
victory probably viii make Central
city high school champions The
summary:
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
John Henry

Ban Johnson attempting 70 drive John
directly Futr' hands On the sucker
ustH
b overlooked That's what the trouble
$3.50 Probably Henry viii be chance
1m be 49, W
trenches and learning military serves
viii
II ol every morning he IN rht
&&noo 70 ~ ~ 90 nf6ds q ADrn-
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
summary:
PONTIAC


Final score-1'ass II. Pontiac s.
Score fnrst half ---Cass 7. Pontiac 4
Baskets from neld~-smi,h. Collins.
Rshmcnd. 5 IN Q Kinney. none
In 2, Autsn. In 3 Fouls committed
--~Riehnond. costsa smith. Marion.
Auten 4 Collins z. BoArdman. Ref
efee-vau T.ss~l rmpire---Kfets-
pssn. Timer brAnissn Time OF
,aGarters-ie minutes suhstitutions
--schwaItz for Marion. starr for
slater. Wstehpockst for eoardman.
kinney for Auten. Jonas for
Schwart. powd for smith.
Western high still has 20 feel The
thrill Of winning championship
game this season, Eastern troinced
the Cowboys. - 90 .. in q hippo
drome contest last night The sum
mary:
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10
Rayls Start Weeks
Jaunt To Indiana
and Ohio

The Detroit "Y- basketeers will
hold the local fort tonight. while
the Rayls are ramu,ins into Indiana
for a week Of trave. Ancient rivals
OF high degree viii be entertained
by the "Y." the association fosmsn
being none other than the Hamilton
\. NJ. C. A. quintet. come to Avenge
the wallophx given the Hamilton
hockey team earlier In the week.
The coming Of Hamilton always has
been q biz event I'm local basketball
circles. and usually the Canadians
have carried some Detroit scalps
hack home, The game viii start
about as o'clock. being preceded
BY preliminary II Is said that
Castle with De back In the lineup.
That win help the ~" chance OF
victory.
The Rayls LETT last night for In
dianapolis. where they win play the
km-Recs. Sunday will find them
In Dayt battling the Cadets.
Turnout the rest Of the week. they
viii work up and down the ohio-in-
diana hne. playing AZ Upton. pendle-
ton. Richmond. Fort WAYNE. lima
and AoorslAnd. They will return just
IN time 20 prepare for the city cham.
pionshlp series with the Y. NJ. O..
which viii start Neb. IS II has teen
announced that the ~" was not
play In this series this year. leaving
a clear field TO the Rsyls and Y.
NJ o.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

High scores Hegan. 10. Fslsks.
- esans. ill. s>.dsl. is5.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-10

western 10. Score thrst hail.
NprthWeEtern 4 Central = Baskets
from neid-~CenfFal Whltlcck
Wsiuoth McAinee 4, Sorthwestsrn
N-dder ,. Thompson. Welihoeltsr
Baskets from foulE--Walmoth. 4 in
kedder. Ia 4 Fouls committed
Nhitiock, arnok~nwicn g. walmo,h--
q. Nsfdcr. Thompson. ,Bosworth.
Ntckham--t Referee and umpire
alternatlnw--F f.@Fchsn and Rsmlns.
ton. Timer Watkins Time OF
halvss-30 minutes Suhstitutions--
Central: Vance FOR McAinee North
western Henderson for Thompson.
WickhAm for Henderson welhosltar
FOR Wiisy.