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New-York tribune., 1917-01-10
BELLEAIR HEIGHTS.
BelIeair Country Club

Two courses--1s holes each. 62ls Yards
and b7s3 yards. Visitors welcome. visitors
charges: Members, mon, tloO DAY 80
= yesk: SIS month. $40 q soason Won
en-. 81 . day; 50 a week. $40 month; Sl5
a season. Associate members men, ~ a
day; $40 week; $50 = month, $50 sea
son Women. g. day. $500 week,
$500 month $50 q season.
f. b. SHERWOOD. Sec'y.
New-York tribune., 1917-01-10
HOBE SOUND
Jupifer Island Golf Club
HOWEY
HoweY Golf Club

* hole course. $500 Yards opea for
play Jhnusry O. one block from town
centre. Visitors charge, $500 per day. All
conveniences
New-York tribune., 1917-01-10
FLORIDA
ALBANY
Kinchafronie Country Club

9-hoie course. Two miles from Albany
on the Dixie Highway. No charge TO vis-
tors Clubhouse has all conveniences
JOE HUNTER, Sec'y.
New-York tribune., 1917-01-10
FLORIDA
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS
Altarnonte Springs Golf Club

Course OF holes free 10 all cottsgers
and all guests OF The Altamonts Hotel
&. ~ MALTBIE. Scc'y,
New-York tribune., 1917-01-10
HOTEL ARAGON ''''. = IT; ~. : Es. q. S".

hot and cold water and Long Distance Phones In
an roomB 200 well furnished rooms. with and with
out bath. European plan. 81 to 50. Special rates
by week month. Open all the year. COLLIER
BROS. Props. II. A. TIsDEL. MANAGE
New-York tribune., 1917-01-10
ATLANTA
Druid Hills Golf Club

is-hole course four miles from city. Wis
itors' charges. Sl.00 per day. $500 per
week. 5000 per month. Clubhouse, all
Conveniences
FRANK ADAIR. secy.
New-York tribune., 1917-01-10
TNDIALANTIC-BY-THE-SE.A
MELBOURNE
Indialantic Golf Club

New golf course being lsi5 out. which
viii b- ready for season OF 1917. For In
formation regarding same write
DAVID PEEL. Scc'y.
New-York tribune., 1917-01-10
FLORIDA
CLEARWATER
Clearwater Golf Club

s-hols course. New s-hole course under
construction Three miles from business
centre. Visitors charges 800 per day.
$500 per week. 5000 Ter month.
l.. G. SHEPARD. Sec'y.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
.ACCIES FIND
TOSSING STAR
Peppard Turns Out To Re
Basketball Demon; Nebraska
Is Dropped

EAST LANSING. Mich Jan a.
Ptppard, center on the NJ A. c.
basketball team Be- a new e,hleto
hero on ne campus here In he
same last night between he Aseies
aud West Virginia reppard shared
~ baskets from the field and ih.rc
from the foul line rhc AgEics won.
~ go -, peppard's worS o"inc much
more than The winning margin
ContUyersy over me eligibility OF
men arl conditions under v mich the
game should le played had led 70 "a
lredk vith ihe University of y, bras
ka The climax WIS toppet when it
became known thar Nebraska Was
anxious sd 0rop the Arslcs IN order
u play with Michigan Tf Mlchl
Kan athlatoc authorize thcmsolva.
blocked fha' scheme bui las, nisht
t Nas announced that M A. g.
would release thc Cornbuskers and
would not play hem r football neNt
October Rolh " A & and Michi
san no~ have open dates for
Oet ~
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13

Boston way the other day. and is
now real genuine comeback
Abe Atfcll Is coming back again
lie comes back every year or "a.
Al Palzer. the sigantic white
hope Is attempiing return s
few years ago Palrer was regarded
as he most formidable white man
in The ring. and the most likely sue
cessor 20 Jack Johusons crown.
PNly Papke tried 20 AsSi again
not So long ago
Bob McAlNster. who retired a
Short while after Giboon. knocked
him oat is aehiins again
And Biu Squ.res The famous An
tlpodean antique is doing the come
back stunt In Australia
bob Fltzsimmons is about due
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
OREGON ACCIES
NOT SPENDERS
Coast College Shows That
Football Team Needn't
Cost a Fortune

SEW YORK Jan l3.--orego7
arr u'ta-al college d.dn' defeat
he University ~ Pennsylvania a.
sa neither did it yin Tho
ham .lonshlp of The Pacific coast.
Be. asa 90 one thing deser, inE
~ cred., when il kept expenses TOR
its football team down % an aver.
sgr % SOS a man for the 1876 sea
SON
Nearly all this average was spen,
n psy.ng trayeliag expenses Of the
players s405 man being doled ouf
In th.s gazAsan. Twenty men were
inccara in the transportation list.
Coarh.nr for 30 men came 90 S35 q
mar. AMI personal equipmen' for
ss men nt So head Medical
service for s0 men ~as s. each
r,r A - Browne head of the o
a. athletic department decided
some years aEo that The college THAI
paws BIN his annual salary a. gel.
Ting Far gnaer The averag" In cost
fo- football and he conducted a
que Honlnr ~ Important aniyersl
ties. discovering that they were pay
ing an average ~ $40 a man moro
taan the Aggies
hea onsss IS matter of compus-
3on ufh oregon Agricultural how
ever FOR the books closed on The
tefs season show deficit ~ 81
2ee 40 on ne home field. and a sur.
plu. ~ only i2.247 ie on foreign
grounds
Nert year expenses are 70 be cu'
a,if more. FOR o A. C. isn't like
most colleges T. admits u wants
20 make a little cash out Of the ex-
ploi,ation % - football teams and
likes 20 derive the benefit thai
comes from Advertising
And O. a &. received quite a
little publicity two years aso when
4 smashed things M generally in
the middle west Tho biggest
game of tho season Will be played
ner, fau In Portland. whore tho
blggest hunk % cash came from
last season
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
Dates Selected For Gun
Classics of the
Year

Elmer T.. SNauer Who manages
the trapshooting tournaments for The
Interstate association has arranged
All details Tor the GanI American
trapshootlng tournament and the
four subsidiary handicaus There
Viii be no conflict 10 dates. and the
subsidiary rvrats viii sitr-IiSr plse'-
previous "a the Grand american
The southern will take place hrst
II viii be staged in Roanoke va
on May 5. "a aud lo fhe Pacific
Coast tournament viii he az san
Jose. Cal. on MAY gN. 80 and a0.
The Eastern viii be- handled IN
Hartford, CoHh, on June 20. n and
22. and the Western ln 81 Joseph,
Mo-, on July H. rs and 10 The
Grand American viii take place az
the South shore Country club, Chi
cago. III during the week begin.
ming August e0
The Interstate association will add
$4,000 IN money 60 the prizes 10 the
Grand American, 81 GOA each 20 the
Eastern. Western and Southern. and
s. 500 90 the PaciHc Coast handi
caps Tne winner OF the Grand
American handicap Is guaranteed
$500. and in each OF the subsidiaries
500 Tho second place winner in
the Grand American Is guaranteed
s4o0. thlrd place $500. fourth place
s2oa. Hfih place 500 Stcond place
winners 20 all tho subsidiaries are
guaranteed SIS. and third place. $50
Trophies VIII also be awarded 10
an Winners
The amounts above are ruaran
teod 90 The trapshooters. the
chances are that tho prize money
Will be greater In every instance
Last August capt wulf pulled down
close to s700 hy winning thc Grand
American in st Louis and there
were loss than Goo contestants
There wll be many more than this
number In Chicago and it woIT1
nor b. surprising II victory IN
the Grand American netfed the win.
uer close TO 1900
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13

They are never TOO Old 20 yearn
or maybe The class of fighters ~
hs,s nowadays are so, poor tia; The
eA Bows .ast canf resist
ANYWAY We now have abou, ~
,n.-e population of the old Fight.
us home elambenng thru ths
upe
johnny Coulon tbe former ban.
uu aan elon q ne world I'D the
procession ard is do.as fairly we'll
winning few battles oui west and
ort AQ ,n Nea York
fHmy Gar1aer. who vas called
81 tsrNei1h. champion about i9
asa stopped a youpsster np
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
mefs Friends Campaign Gog Star Amateur RAM
Trapshooters to Compete
For Rich Prizes in 1917
VILLA MEN STEAL U. S.
RACE HORSES. rs CHARGE

FL PASo. Tex. Jan. 49, Fed.
eral agents here-have received
reports that four American owned
race horses were stolen from tha
Juarez track Thursday night by
"a body of 90 armed men thought
90 be- members OF Gen. Tamoz's
Nillisia forces Track oficiala
denied the report
According 10 the information
received hy the United States
authorities. the bandits. after
stealing tho race horses. circlei
around the city OF Juarez. steal.
ine several Mexican horses on
the outskirts and hnslly passed
up the river 90 Rancho Flores.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
LAWYERS BUCK
Up, But LOSE

For the fr-t tme ths sea.,n the
Detroit College of faw De te oaii
'eam showed io' ~ os a-.
night ard gave lie fniyerstfv -
Detroit a real arrap TIE Nnlfer.
si,y sna'iy won 20 fo rs hgt here
were moments in pho gone IL
-"enro rerY possible fhat n0n9rs
would 70 ofhe~vse A. ia's ~ 'he
middle ~ ,ho fnsl peT'od rhe sc0re
0as red The entry ~ LYONS iafo
'hc game saved 'he lrisers''y 1uint
Three qriss fsek' hr fs's NH-
feilow dit the w1rE
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
OUIMET BAN
is NOT LIFTED
Great Golfer Must Re Ranked
Pro: Decision Follows
All-night Dispute

NEW YORK. Jan. rs. The FOR
lorn hope that Francis Ouimet
Brookline golfer who defeated Nar
don and Ray the English stars
might yet De saved 10 amateur gulf
was blaSieJ early today. FOLLOW 2 !,
action by the United States Golf as
ISOLATION 20 uphold every point %
its drastic rules.
The vote o: tho body 20 stand BY
Is ruling was - to-l4. such ma.
iority tha II IS deemed almost Ger.
tain Thar Oumet may as we'll lay
aside his clubs for al he good they
Will ever DO him in amateur play
John X Sullivan Jr and Paul
Tewksbury. TWO other Boston play
ers. also will he placed IN the pro
sesslonai class
The Eolf association upheld that
part or rs definition of profession.
alism which places 70 that class all
players who help lay out sos'
courses and receive pay for IL
ne nshf tl2f ended IN oAlrlrt
being declared professional was
5itt-- and strawn The hnal
showdown did not come until nearly
o'clock This mornine Both camps
expressed deep personal liking Tor
Oume; bl' the ruling side was firm
In its stand
The Oa monts~,b Prtsanrgh
pionship tournament for 1917 and
me oD@n cham .cnship vest 20 Hrae
Burn club Boston The ShaNnee
Pa cluh was siyeu ar women
tournament iioVard Perrin "
Phuadelphia was elected president
Of The assoc -lt -r,.s
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
INDIANS AND
BREWERS UNITE
Fix Working Agreement. and
Right Away Dan Moeiler
Goes 10 Bushes

MILWAUKEE, Jan IA dcal
whereby The Cleveland indians viii
be given Arst crack aj the Mileau-
kee players. and Cleveland turo
over 90 The former club an her dis
cards is announced ly Prc icr'
Tmme of The Milwaukee Baseball
club The FIRST deal closed sent 'h'
following players from fhe Indians
70 the Brewers Ou'0eider Dan
No~ii,r catcher II fs-Berry anI
in6eiaer Rarhare
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
CORNELL PLAYS
MICHIGAN THRICE

iTfrAcs - Y Jan la core I'll
university all play fhrhe Farlss ~
baseball vim 'he University ~
Michigan Tie wolverine mli
come 70 ithaca for games or May
ie and II and Cornell p1u b. a,
krn Arbor J1nc
s campaign has been r'a -'ra 20
bring 'he annual ir,sTr,rr r.a'o
rack meet 20 Ithaca Cornell now
hss faoi1ties <or staging Irh q
ranking ~ ~. Rcd toar1 i1 ,-aek
and aeit -porfs cnt'ies Cornell 20
consideration n 'a 20 poo
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13

CPoRT
~ CHATTER

Ira Themss was rendered Q fare
wen banquet In FhIlsdeIpbis. Phiis-
d~Iphis must he gisd to so any Of
last year. Athletics leave.
chicago beauty doctor. make Bst
Nelson's fn~e even worse than ~
was. Didnf 'bink even n beauty doc
tor ~ouId 10 that.
Wen hand ~ Co T,~~ Darcy for fall
ing for American methods. In fwo
d.y. h~ found soft spot 90 liGht
ssd challenged Al Netoy.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
SEYMOUR Is
STAR OF DAY

IN a four coruercd match play
az tho sweeney Huston pariurs Fri.
day evening Arthur Seymour on.
classed Clarence Jackson KoIl
Yamada and orc Morninestar Sow
mour defeated Xamada. 200 90 lS7.
turning In n high run or s. and
aser7 ging % Mornlnssiar defeat
"a Jackson. 500 10 2f3 Both aver.
ages were low
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
WELSH DOESN'T GET
4is OWN REFER REg

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan i5
walter Horlihan 81 20 referee he
Weish-Mfchcl aght here TUGS
day night ir has been announced
Fans arc expecting fhe fastest
agh' since fhe Btrhie Wolgast
aghf Vhcr fhe Milwaukee Whiri
p.ira and 'hp fifiehoider clash
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
Armstrong; Big Day


naturally cleaned Up down al PnehuFs
considerable registered the other da
Dwight Armstrong
>saen first tournament Now develops a
but
Armstrong course No in g when s
three
Armstrong 3 The twain came back reck and collar
which viii last the
scesr life time and that his wife and
day long as they ooth SHAH
The trip football team took 20 Pasa
Penn Hsback Conn Of the
Philadelphia
the recruiting officer was great IN The
fsceo Of
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
Darcy's Handicap

that
counryh he should startth he fans vii B. aeou a.
- Windsor. but such thing not unlikely
hEher
soporhc vaop
lie
KsuR be these All they
do distance Possibly they vii
q
pugst Uncopb'ediy Probably e would
hastily
Hs loronnd hghng
is TO look feeble. 4 Mccarthy did
This OF Mccarthy a
out He
o There for kim
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
The New Scheme

r The Tiger Ptchlhg SNeF~Aes
spoyely suggests Huehey Jennings eouh aae his eno
lieutenant Ike Fat Moran WAoel
poner,son Or Fred Mitchell The pon is
these gentlemen nfalbe developers q PhHs teh
Of sugden A'1 ga"
suliya who 10 tunte 10 make Tiger t~irleFs Fheh
All brings To mind ne
be turned over 10 bone talent no
M Elmer n 20 be carried b Detroit the o the angers
developing the new VIII oe t1nu o
Hack Spencer Spin he regular oacSsops
in teach
work this town wa" nor ~1 TOT ~
chucking
is involved weakness has oeeh os'o'F
pitcher ~ho must
vort With another battery partner recalls ne ola gag
figured that
on tne
mound during en~lnf""P
will obtained
However things Spencer exp
training camp early they responsibility than Tiger
catchers hayeh ithertoc
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13

By defeatl.E Haly Miller Johnny
Bauer ias irghf resumed tho IN
disputed leadership of the Greater
Detroit bowling tourney Earlier In
rh' day Miller defeated liubey
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13

~ AVE rrfTZ k talking strike again We believe that nS enA
~. nre bunk his hsht on fe demand TOT an
nurv- clause in contracts certain demands 10 eho
vim tho minor leagues league club ever s 70 pay
n,avsr his salary when during ne season ana ne
the ninor league sHA " @
.csnzsa F So Dave fight FOR ~ The nrs' P
49,. na mace proniuent American have little
.vr,ns,hv %, tho fraternity Tigers who would be ranked a. '
ens, and ,eas members OF old contracts holding men,
.rd hs team leader none friendly 20 The Organization anyway
No.. ~ tho Athe.ics belong ~ the Old Mack
1 makes Collins Baker Barry, nfueni" A o'n1t ~
now far from allies Of Rcd win ,isons 90 @ @
the world
IL ras
Iref4 lot o. Us re"sra
rdians are opposed
The management IS very -'''N az" ~
will notdr raw there
1aro IL no telling what Nationals viii Co. bur Is
popeyed they anything And II very e@e' ~
FuItz VIII get ANYBODY the starting
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13

>os that Chick Tsa~~ u E"tnE 80
tell the Cub. hao 20 bat. fhrr might
set bor 'ook 80 heip Daa Morgan
uannx- his fighters Johnns itNer-
to tesrh Oiiphnnt fo Kick.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
JACKSON "Y'
HERE TONIGHT
Upstaters Meet Detroit ASso-
citation: Central Wins
From Toledo

Jackson "Y- vii meet the ~
tro l at tho association gym to-
night IN me basse'ball hesdaner
sor saturday Jackson VIII bring
a team com posed-for The most par,
of fornle upstate hish school stars.
but u s said that me quintet =
very classy A preliminary viii Pre-
ceds the eiS game which vii start
about 35 O'Clock
Central h.rh defeated Scott %
Toledo last nleht bar il took Two
overtime sessions -0 bring victory
for fhe Detroit boys The rnh
Sccre Was rs go IS The play vas
very fast and. aggressive. and eo'a
teams demonstrated a lol % clsss.
Nc E1wee and Wll,on were the stars
- r~s~af TNr srrrr rtt Il -f
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
A Word Prom the old Timers

ALpTMER writes in 10 esetle about ,ho Nc aperte
" he was and Carpenter can't Whip Willard Your dope
Do
"Remembcr Herr Packe he 2oopound foreigner
~ ?
Buffalo August 1918 They fused
nbby
enf
%
a
Plackes double chin enc o D.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13

High scores Werner Jas Waiscn
1pl Rewaldt g35 Reynolds. 400
ramas Ifs rorrtck. 1lo. phhbrick.
-00 Tcrnes. eos
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
Corbett Wants a Quick Finish

n predicting boomer
~ fights and and after
a of
to~ler 2
snc punch
FrcdFu ~
abe Chole They rl Willard ar
left hand Well, lff hand bit ana
I T.
Freddie that pcce5e
handles lid
Spoonng be-
So vas
Fulton
worth while action featuring The modern bh
xouarc
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13

prfrttns--the pfsfr nest tfnS--thsf
A. vt~hs--Tfrnf. Ish D~pf.--wnin tS1o
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13

Tho morning. mail is huge second old Scout v'e
This cannba pemefral that a
shipeth our correspondent got into wrestling match Battle Greet
Nseseo ANYWAY this awful Demeiral ehewed Nbc and
the
carried him 60 the edge of the
ped him INTO the orchestra emea le the hospital three months
this the Terrible who h. Is
vsossltns
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13

Northwestern indicated thar again
it Will agh' i oa' with Central for
the city championship Then 'he
Colts trounced Western hy 2 ~
. score last right Western ~As
very weak. hat outside ~ some
faulty handling ~ the bali No--h
western played spiendid'f Tho
altrrl n a =
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13

II seyonfoo shortly pre.se an
ht.foot pine box with handles and lid that
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