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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
HICKEY WILL PROTECT
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct 24-Thomas
]. Hickey, president of the American
association, today declined TO either
confirm or deny reports to the effect
that the indianapolis, Louisville and
Toledo clubs would withdraw from
the association to affiliate with GER
tain international league clubs and
that association teams would be placed
in Chicago and Detroit.
"I only care to say that IL the club
owners of Indianapolis, Louisville and
Toledo, have decided to secede, as re-
ported, it is only proper that we should
be prepared" said Mr. Hickey. 1T is
true that we have been discussing
plans in the event of withdrawal by
these clubs, but announcements rela-
tive to these plans would be prema-
ture."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
ZbyszkO Must Fight.

SACO, Maine, Oct. 24.-The local
exemption board today reaffirmed a
decision by which it refused to exempt
Wladeck Cyganiewiez, known as Zby-
szko. the wrestler. from the selective
wraft. Zbyszko, who is now at Camp
Devens. Aver, Mass, claimed exemp-
ton on the ground that his mother
and sister. living in Austria, were de-
pendent upon him. After the local
board had denied his claim, Zbyszko
appealed to the state board and to
President Wilson, who returned the
case to the local board.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
BROADWAY.

The new bill of five acts starting
at the Broadway this afternoon in
cludes Millie Stevens & Co, in a COM
edy playlet, Aunt Belinda's Legacy"
Beautifully staged and well presented,
this act should prove decided hit.
While the sketch is n comedy, with
lines that sparkle with quaint humor,
1t has its element of pathos and the
three women who present II have n
true appreciation Of its value. Other
acts are Musical Hunters. presenting
their artistic novelty, The Hunts
mans Dream; Tom Galloway, black
face comedian; Wright & Davis. 'The
Love Insurance Agent" and Murphy's
dogs and balloons, unique animal cir
Gus. There will be a Pathe comedy
picture and a feature photoplay with
Dorothy Bernard in "The Accomplice." D."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
At the Theaters
lINil,liIlSS.

Bernie & Baker, two boys who haVo
been a great success on the Orpheum
time. and jump here direct from CHI
cago. headline the new bin at the
Empress today Manager Smith guar
antees the program today to be one
of the best of the year. w, NJ Hanlon
x Co. in THE Railroad Hotel pre-
sent a sketch taken from one of their
musical successes. They will be re-
membered as the stars of "Superba'
which played here years ago. Chas.
Rogers & Co. in "The Movie Man
have sketch which is laid in NOV
ing picture studio. Hugo LutJens,
The Swede Billy Sunday" and others
complete the bill. Motion pictures Of
the fire which swept the Mayo and
Ohio buildings will also be shown.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
COOK PAINT BOWLERS
MAKE SWEEP OF MATCH
Hang Up New High Team
Score for Season; Spell
man Best Individual.
Ttcan Standings,

Cook Paint bowlers turned loose
with their best attack last night and
took the Sinclair team to a to de-
feat. They had good margins in every
game. Not a bowler among the Sim
clairs rolled 500.
In addition to making a clean sweep
OF the match the Cook Paint team
made the high total score of the sea-
son, $3.50. The Sinclair team held
the former record with u score of
250S.
Spellman made the best individual
showing of the match. rolling the high
score for a single man, 203, also the
total with
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
OWNER OF WORLD GOES TO
BANQUET FOR NORTHCLIFFE
Eugene Lorton VIII Attend Notable
Meeting In Kansas
City Today.

Eugene Lorton. owner OF The
World, left last night for Kansas
City where today he will be the guest
of the Kansas city Star at "a luncheon
to be rendered Lord Northcliffe, the
noted English publisher. The lunch
con will be held at noon In the Hotel
Meuhlebach. other guests OF honor
will he Hamilton Fyfe, the war cor
respondent, and Lieut.-Col. Campbell
Stuart. Lord Northcliffc will also he
entertained by the Knife and FORK
club of Kansas City tonight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25

Tulsa's claim for recognition in the
state championship race is no eleventh
hour attempt to grab something by
default. Anticipating that Oklahoma
city would get away with the Central
conference honors and believing that
1t would prove to be the best team in
central and western Oklahoma, Tulsa
hlgh school athletic officials early in
me fall sent challenge to Oklahoma
Guy. III no vacant date could be had
curing the regular season, a game
me Iirst week in December was pro-
posed. This challenge has not been
accepted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
Not Quite

The indicated football teams OF
the state high school conference will
meet for the first time next Friday
at El Reno. Neither Oklahoma city
nor El Reno has met defeat These
teams clash in what promises to be
gridiron struggle for supremacy in
the state conference. FL Reno now
looms as the team which Oklahoma
City must defeat to win the state
championship" so reads part of an
article in the Daily Oklahoman of
yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25

appointed at the temporary failure OK
the British army in the Euphrates dis
trict, DR.. Otis A. Glazebrook. Ameri-
can consul at Jerusalem, said today
after call on President Wilson.
THE Turks KNOW they are beaten
particularly since the entrance OF the
United States into the war" he said
"The people OF Turkey are very IA,
vorably inclined toward the United
States"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
AMERICA SO PER CENT LOYAL
Champ Clark Declares Nation More
Patriotic Today Than Ever.
Special TO The World.

Special to The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY. oct. "a
"Ninety-nine per cent of the American
people are patriotic; there is larger
percent of patriotic Americans now
than there was in the revolutionary
war" said Champ Clark, speaker of
the house of representatives, who de-
livered an address here tonight to
more than five thousand people gath
cred in Convention hall.
1t closed the days observance in
Oklahoma Ci1y of Liberty Bond"
dnN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25

In pressing her claim for rccocni-
ton. Tulsa calls attention to the fact
mat she twice has been Officially de-
iacrcd champion of the Oklahoma
nigh school athletic association. and
that I'm 1913 she triumphcd over both
Oklahoma City and Shawnee of the
Central conference. Since then she
never has been able to schedule games
with those teams.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
MISSOURI PROPOSES TO
FIGHT RANDELS RULING

COLUMBIA. Mo-, Oct. 2S.-Missouri
university will not accept the decision
of Doctor Jardine, chairman of the
Missouri valley athletic board, regard
ing the eligibility of Captain Randels
of the Kansas Agricultural college
football team, according to word re-
ceived at President Hills office here
today.
of Randels eligibility will cause a
long fight before the Missouri valley
conference.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
NORWEGIAN STEAMER SUNK
One Man Killed When German U-Boat
TOrpcdOcs Lcander.

CHRISTIANIA, Oct, 24.-The Nor
wegian steamer Leander has been
sunk by a German submarine, accord
ing to an announcement today by the
Norwegian foreign office. One man
was killed.
The Norwegian steamer Ramfos is
stranded on the Norwegian coast. The
steamer is a total wreck. She had a
cargo of six thousand tons of corn for
the Belgian relief commission.
The Leander was a vesSl OF 2,96S
tons. The Ramfos registered 3,726.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25

Tulsa high school, for one, pro-
poses to challenge the claim any
other team may make for suprem-
acy this year. In three games to
date the Tulsans have come off
victorious in every one and have
not been scored against. Fur
thermore, they have showed a
power that leads their followers
TO believe that they will be able
TO triumph over every opponent
on the east side of the state, a
power that leads their followers
TO believe that even the cham
pions of the Central conference
cannot defeat them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
SUBMARINE SCORE

LONDON, oct 24.-An increase in
the loss of British merchantmen thru
mines or submarines is noted in the
admiralty report for the current week.
Seventeen vessels over 1900 tons and
eight under 500 tons were sunk.
Since April 25, 6S3 vessels, 5l2 of
more than 1000 tons and III smaller
ones have been DESTROYED.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
AMERICAN SHCEDULE TO
BE SHORTENED IN 1918

ST. LOUIS. oct. 24,--President
johnson of the American league an
nounced here today that next season
the league schedule will be cut from
154 to 140 games. He said the season
would begin about April 27 or May l.
and end the middle of September.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25
COMMON PEOPLE OF TURKEY
HOPE GERMANY LOSES FIGHT
Realize Entrance OF United States
Into War Clinchcs Victory
for Entente.

WASHINGTON, Oct 81. - Most
common people OF Turkey hope for
the defeat OF Germany and were dis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-12
HOLDOUTS MAY
CALL ON NAVIN
AT NEW YORK

President Frank J Savin. OF tho
Detroit Tigers. has left for New
York to attend the annual schedule
meeting OF major leagues magnates
II Is not believed that he has az
ranged 10 meet Burns and foung
alleged Tiger hoIdolts. for a COZ
tract conference while be II In New
York. Both players live in Phil
Gelphia.
II is announced definitely tina.
Burns has not been signed No an
Douncement OF Youngs contract hai
been made. and the Pepper Boy has
Eiyen no one reason TO believe thai
ne IL q holdout. His contract mas
be among the four or i've which
have been received. but which have
not been made public AZ the requesl
OF the signers. so far az IL known
however. Young is still out % the
fold.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-12
KOHLER KEEPS
UP ATHLETICS
Michigan Weight Star To Com
pete With \. Y. 4. c. Thru
out the 1917 Track Meets

NEW YORK. Feb. l2--The ranks
OF the New York Athletic club aih.
letcs have been further strength.
encd by The addition OF a cracking
good weight thrower 20 the Mcr-
curry Foot string A. n. Kohler.
formerly OF the University Of Mich
lEan. and heavy point winner for
the Wolverines during bis college
career. has joined the local organ.
iration and viii train Tor the sum.
msr meets. kohler il good with
both hamper and shot,
Kohler has always liked discus
throwing and praciiced u lot dur
inS his college career lie did not
80, much discus competition - an
undergraduate, however. as this
event is no, listed in the program
~ the intercollegiate A. A. \ A..
under The sanction OF which the
University OF Michigan athletes do
mos, ~ their competitive work.
Since be ieft college Kohier has
pTsctlced assiduously WITH the classic
Creek saucer with The rosul, that
be has improved wonderfully Koh.
Ter last summer threw the dscns
ilC feet. and he has Int 20 repea,
thiz brand az work 20 fEurc IN tho
METROPOLITAN and national cham.
pionshin mectinrs with boys like
Arlie Mucks. Jim Duncan. and Emil
Muiler
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-12

Jlmmy's features were small. clean
cut. and refined. TOO. We, today Ne
40es not bear single trace 81 his
ring career
George Elbows McFadden Is
Just a. remarkable In another WAY
McFsdden was known as the
worlds greatest defensive boxer
yet bis face g. badly marrcd You
would never imagine him a clever
aehter 70 YOU viewed his punch.
rsrked phiI today.
The same Is true OF Mike CID
bors. Phantom Mike is the worst
battered clever man in the ring 10.
day II IL hard 20 realize how su,h
N elusive one as the 81 Paul boy
'yer vas damaged.
Then. again. look e. that great
Frcrchman. Georges Carpenter
When visited hin IN Paris lrst
before the war Ne did no, bear "a
mark Of AL the terrible battles hc
had besn thru. And. believe me-.
youns Georges has been ihru a
rev TOO tie started 10 frhr a. tho
esriy axe ~ ~. and has been meet
ing sm all. regardless ot size or
color. ever since He has suffered
scme terrible heatings. being
knocked our more than once Yet
when last saw him be was AZ
smiling and handsome as ever.
Isn't II strange that 20 many
clever men have beaten counie.
nances- Maybe that is Why they
became clever Look a. Abe At
tell. Ted Dewis. Young GrTo. Fred.
DIV Welsh. Nike Gibbons. PhilaieL
ph'a Jack O'Brien. Frankie Neil
Eddie Hanlon Jimmy Ciabby. Mat;
Wells, Harry Stone. and others
On the other hand. look az some
OF the slugwers-the giye-and.taks
bows who are not marked al all q
v!lI surprise you. Remember stan
ley ketchel and Jack Dempsey
And to-day willie Richie. Jack Dii
On. Jess willard. Georges Carpen
tier. Ledour. Les Darcy. Joe Are
vedo and Others who cause Us q
marvel a; their appearance.
The most fortunate lighters are
Drift. Erne. Kil5ane. Mcfarland
Carpenter. and Kctchel The most
unlucky are Kid Broad. Al Mccoy
and Willie Beecher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-12
Detroit Grads Have
Chance To Pass On
Project

The board OF governors OF the
University OF Michigan club, OF De
troit. Is taking a mail vote OF the
members regarding tho project 20
place Michigan back In the Western
conference. The governors recently
voted on the question among them
selves. and the ballots unanimously
urged return TO the conference.
This was a surprising boost for the
project. for some OF the governors
were expected to sturdily oppose
return. Post cards have been mail
ID TO all members OF the club. bear
ins the following inscription:
Feliow Alumnuss
Al mretiug OF the hoard ~ xov-
ernors cf the CniVereity ~ Michigan
club held "wednesday. Web i. called
Tor the purporn. the attitude ~ this
assoc iatiuu toward tho wsstrru con-
ference r.as Discussed. While II was
The unanimous uHtniuR 90 those pres
ent that we shuuid return. IA Was
decided that no recommendation DC
made until referendum be- taken
among thn Detroit alumni VII you
kinaly Indicate your witches ON the
attached card aud rcturn u 20 the
secretaryf
MILO ~ CRAWFORD.
FRED q. DEWEY.
CHAS n ptfCHAitME.
J q HAYS JR.
q 81. UDt.A.
wALTrR y oxToBY,
SIDNEY ". SMALL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-12
AURA LEES ARE
WITH US AGAIN
Famous Toronto Team viii
Start Return Hockey En-
gagement Here Tonight

With TIE squAhhIo between the
Detroit Hockey club and The Arena
rink management called %. the
games between the Detroiters and
the Aura lee puck chasers from To
ronto. will be staged Monday and
Tuesday evenings. This series
should provide some hne hockey
as did the previous meeting OF these
teams. which resulted IN the visit
ors counting six goals 20 four for
Detroit The one player Who was
responsible for these goals more
than any other was Harry Watson
the star defense man. vho has bad
numerous orers 20 turn profession
a. but prefers 10 play as an anna
teRr.
In the former series. Watson
counted four ~ bis teams tallies
Three came IN The first game. ia
which he rave one Of the finest ex.
additions 81 lodging rushes down
lcc seen here In many years. ~
Is clever stick handler end n
dangerous man with the puck az AT
times IN The second game. the
Derrcifers managed 70 keep him
out Of the cage. Upon their sue
cess IN doing th's Monday an
Tuesday depends the outcome az
the series
Aura Lees usc fne combination
fHl=E. -IAaiz- -ancLrtlr- n hing IN
the opeuine game being AZ pretty
az that shown BY any team this
season.. Al OF fhe star Players VINO
appeared here before all he
brought back again. according ~
Manager Nsnd den Inci-dna ara
Renn.e. Hudeon. Boyle. Little. wag.
ner and Brown and the splendid
cage guarding Wilkinson Aura
lee team cl'nched second place In
its group last week BY beating Two
Hundred ard Twenfy-eiVhth bat.
talicn team 81 Toronto by a score
OF s 90 q Watson counted Eve OF
the goals made by his team in this
contest
What Deiroit's lineup sill BE- a.
a BIT uncertain and VII not De def.
niiely decided until Just before
game time. Bot e e. probable that
3; will not diHer 10 any great OF.
toni from the ono that gave Ham
iiton a beating IN The final game Of
the series lasf Tuesday Aura Lees
have made request that Hamilton
referee ~. conts. t. and probably he
Will be The bell handler.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-12
BY ROBERT L. RIPLEY.

~ AHAr
Battling Nelson has been havinF
his face remodelcd All me- How
times do change only a Few years
ago puEilists were proud OF their
sears particularly Nelson When
,he Durable Dane MAS the world
u-htweight champion he sioried In
his bAttlemSrks be was delighted
when they called him de battler
ana each change OF his physiog
nomy. each cut. each bump. and
each mangied ear. pleased him. ~
they al allied TO make him apes =
as he wished 10 APPEAR aghter
And now they say Nelson has
enraged beauty specialists 20 undo
The work OF 20 YEAR. Hat would
remove from his fsce forever AL
traces % former glory. all the
polls ~ Victories and some de
feats N. me-
Old Eat was she Famest and
toughest 90 all fighters BE never
backed W, and he wouldn't stay
down For 90 lonx war iaey mas
saEed bis features with hooks and
joiis for Nelson blocked mos,
waIIops with his facel until VIZ fear
the beauty specialists will have ar
endless task Bats ears are a
scramble Their on@ shslllike for.
nation has been beaten 10 a Mad
TIE openings are almost closed and
'his makes Bat hard % hearing
During his later years in the rine
DC rarely ever heard the bell. max
'ng L necessary FOR the referee "a
-isnal him the closing and openins
4 Each round The rest % his
'sciai points are 40 well hammered
re-. his map resembles a bowl ol
Anaten brass
jimmy Britt went thru his rinF
Greer without a marx Re wa
II r1c-s- fortunate ~ Ell hghtsrs
n ,his resnecf Ard my, how Rat
Nated him f9r 90 Nelson's ire rose
hensver DO thought ot Britts IN
Alemlshed features and ne slvsy7
-serfrgly rscerred 20 -hiA rival a.
''-rhe Dude
pritf's case u really remarks
bic. Re FOUGHT no less than II 20
-ound battles with Tough men. in.
-l1ding three with Nelson himself
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-12

Dur BROOKLYN club is headed by the SAME
Federal
the
tvoyear
world
York
~ the Now he euitng salaries 9
n him last ne
with his scheme he WI g.
he whole caooodie
There much chance Tor h
and Giants Doth
sro~hly all in the Prosperity league "
cus win ret nothing but calamity
dave driving be able 10 get some
health o. Eva en-
~ Troisn 20 with his old time vn-oul
likely tnat tne
Conskey
II wi develop that all
To meet
circumstances JUSTIFY
ne has gen
,s~Ss scnr theee mags VIII not him ~ all
~ rve there this standard policy Veteran
around the big snow
accommodated There never II
Of Wagner hoo wallace 20
~ 80 Dutch schaefer OF that srrsngement
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-12
WestOn's Son Is On
Cross-COuntry Hike

Like father. like ION .--..-o4-
Billy Weston. veteran irnE
distance walker. has arrived in san
francisco on a hike from Mime
apolis. having finished the distance
In three months and ~ DAYS.
he hss started n walk bark 10
Chicago and expects 10 arrive there
in slI months 20 win g. 600. WHICH
h. says has been offered BY MIME
apolis club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-12

LEAGUERS MEET

Clarence Jackson. Of Detroit and
Jerome Keough. OF Rochester. will
meet tonight at Sweeney Huston's
in an interstate league three-cush-
ION billiard match. Martin Maiey.
% Detroit. will play Jones OF Phila.
deIphia. at the Majestic rooms. Wed
nerday night. Previous meetings
Indicate that both matches viii re.
suit In close scores.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-12

- sboad hold convention ana
Cobb Was de-
others Ike this ioppe
Of TOT
EeFe ne
oonlds the OF tennis hes he oh
sHs Willie Is at wines pa
the amateur
defeat Thrice
The Eussh champonsp In 1905 be represented
rnsd efstss Olympic games and captured word tue
he had tackle
ocru tennis championship OF The world
uston n championship match
IN His father George
hands professional
20 the lad When he was IL years OF
He Joshua the
been stopped He has abso-
singles play H
hss never American amateur Alto ne n
OF BRAIN nerve and
Mould lie played varsity baseball az Co
championship be
thinks he hee
and dogs And like Hoppe be
f. yoGniar fellow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-12
STAR RUNNERS
WILL Be LURED
Jockey Club Increases Stake
Money and Big Stake Purses
viii Brink Crack Steeds

Detroit and border horsemen were
pcculAiing today on the probable -.
feet OF the windsor JOCKEY clubs
week end announcement that II
would increase its stake purses for
he 1917 meetings. There - no
riestion bu' that ths Increases were
inspired bv the competition Which
prung up In Windsor last sall. bat
e. IL conceded that the action viii
improve the sport oy bringing ulorc
famous horses go engage in the tel
lar events
II il hopci that owners with Ftar
runners usr.ily seer a. American
uacks VIII hip their entire sta ies
Ia Windsor FOR the mee'ingS along
y IN their stake entries. thus i'm
PROVING an Tho program II s. not
believed. however. that this hope
,aih be- realized 10 any sreat extent.
Many Kcntucky and eastern horse
men prefer meetings. that iast logger
han seven days and object 10 the
Ut ~ tit EANN ~ tAA% '.''AA va tNt'
canadian Circuit n is likely that
hey viii send fhe crack steeds
10 compete Ter the big money. and
feaye tAe rest % their stables where
ihe meetings are longer. At any
rate. there viii be- lots u class IN
he feature events ~ The senior
oval. The stake changes Will be ~
/ oliOws
Frontier handicap $40 600 added
~ e. ~ sta ga 900 'dfd
Edenwoid strkr--sl 900 added.
[ Provincial selling stahe--f2 .Noo
| afded
Windsor Jockey club han ITfaP
/ g. 300 HffcA
t ss-l-f a. Asl-s- a.
| g. 900 Hafei
! Canadian hanAlcr r---fe ON added
MartfmAs sake 81 600 added.
" indEuf double event n two soc
| tlona-t2. 900 added 20 each.
------~-----------------H-=H
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-12
acnates Seldom Cut Only Controversy Now Is Over
Michigan Alumni Voting
On Return to Conference
Detroit Basketball
Card For This Week

,Mondn y--prtroit ''Y.' ~ Polish
seminars at Orchard Lake. R,yis
W Richmond AZ Richmond Ind.
tuesday -Rayls Va PendlstCn
AZ prudlCton. Ind
"wednesday ~ NJ - ~ Toledo
Buckeyes AZ a. - a.. gym Rayls
Va Upton al Upton, Ind
rhursday--Ini 81 Detroit
W Niaglra University a. 4. % ~
gym First fgpsbytrrlnus ~
ksismaaoo college az tirst Pres.
glm. keyl- So. Lima al Lima.
Ohio
Saturday--R ayls vs. Fort Wayne
az FORT Wayne fnd.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-12

persistent from an
Of major leagues slashns
Of believe that such talk
Of BUM probably Isolated instances OF
utterly fad
been smtten except Tor ,es
that have feen
= brooiiyn Ebbets has been achieving MS annual
club where an
ana unpaid such an overhead burden on
investment pronane
~ Of being asked TO pay Tor me Tony
out from unotr
: "a busness proposition them
the salaries q
ThSy realize sentiment has IN the
nohry out a quicker
an sffront They believe that " player oess 70 80
him what his
to called 70 dispose OF MIN Atossne az
who will gleefully
81 the viii get s as much oaseOA
discomfort
NJ . uasver sn toog hts beet services are
OF hundred dollars An anAi
them substaniAted IA
OF
Ssvns trouble but the controversy Is
hcreo