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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-05-15

FOR SALE-pure bred Buff 0rphing-
ton eggs. r. w. Groves. Phone
2710. 4d3eOdf-t-tf
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-05-15
Seed Corn for Sale.

Early picked and carefully dried.
Write Follinglo Farm, Tjernagel
Bros, Props, Story City, la. 47f11s
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-05-15

Brushes for paints and varnishes
at Teed's. d-f-t-tf
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1917-10-13

ct. or r. F. D.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1917-10-13
N.iRCISSUS

Daff0dils and Earcissi are among
the easiest subjects for pot culture
while the bulbs are comparatively
the cheapest. Depending on the
variety or size Of bulbs, place
three to five in a five inch pot, and
six or seven in a six inch pot. Inc
polyanthu5 Narcissus or bunch
lowered type grows very easily
In fact, by potting them up in the
fall. some varieties may be had IN
flower by Christmas. Good Varle'
ties of this type are:
Grand M0narQUe, Grand Sole
Dor and Paper White.
The latter variety, by the way
can be grown SUCCESSFULLY in bowls
filled with pebbles, using it in tnt
same manner as the Chinese OF
Sacred Lilly. Other good varieties
Of Daffodils for forcing are Emper
or. Empress, Glory Of Lieden, Barr
Conspicuus, Nine. DeGraff, Sir
Watkin and POeticus Ornatus.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1917-10-13

For twenty-five years the In.
eernatlonal Correspondence
Schools have been training me1
LOT effective work in commerce
n industry. They have equip
ped thousands upon thousands tC
serve their country nobly in its
nour OF need. More than one
hundred thousand men are pre-
parlng through the |. c. S. right
now for careers of greater use
fulness.
To-day, with the trainin~ of
men a service of vast national
Importance, the I. c. S. dedicates
itself to the cause anew. It is
ready and anxious to help every
man with courage to say, Il
Will 1t is ready to help YOU.
You can get |. c. S. training in
Whatever line you choose. You
can get it at home, in spare
m You can get it without
losing an hour from your Tres
ent occupation. And tn time
to get it is NOW.
Take the step that thousands
nave taker-the first step to-
ward q bigger future for your
self-the first step toward
greater service to your coun-
try.
Mark and Mail this coupon.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1917-10-13
"What Can | Do"
. By G. LYNN SUMNER

But there are millions upon
millions of others among us
eager but too young, stont-heart-
ed but just too old, unable for
one or many reasons to take u
places in the field OF On the seas.
What can we do?
"Our President has answered:
I'VE must supply abundant food.
We must supply ships by the
hundred. We must have abua-
dant materials out of our fields
and our mines and our facto-
ries."
Warfare has been revolution
lied. Today it demands not on
ly fighting men, but back of
them supporting armies Of tech
nically trained workers in shops,
factories, mines, mills, laborato-
ries, offices. and on farms and
railroads, supplying the sinews
OF war.
"Our country needs ten million
to twenty million skilled work
ers at home" says United States
Commissioner Frederick c.
Howe, ito male effective any
army it puts into the field"
What can 1 do?"
Fight, II you may in the fore
most ranks of our khaki-clad
host. But if that privilege be
denied you, you can still serve
just as effectively, just as patri-
otically, just as honorably, in
that great army of skilled work
ers behind the fighting lines.
without which the front ranks
would be helpless.
But this duty you owe to
yourself and to your country
TO PREPARE YOURSELF to
serve in that army where you
car serve with greatest useful
ness. Our country is calling for
the cooperation of industrial es-
adjustments Of every kind. En-
ployers in turn are combining
their ranks for men who know,
men who car take charge of i'm
portant work. And this means
that Ill over America men who
have trained themselves with
the help OF the International
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1917-10-13

10 insure continuance or
blooh' d lew pots should be brnupht
into a warm room at intervals os
seven to twelve days, but, as nuvi-
ously advised, first make sure thar
the bulbs are we'll rooted.
The bulbs mentioned in this ar
ticle may be purchased from any re-
liable E e house at a very low
cost. However, ". Alice Burpee
& Company Of Philadelphia nub-
lish a leaflet entitled Flowers and
Bulbs. This with other leaflets
and a copy Of their Catalog offer
ing all Of these flowers NAV be
had upon application.
READERS COUPON
This coupon, when ope filled
in. will entitle any reader of THE
HOUMA COURIER to one conv Of
the Midsummer Garden Book
Mail to W. Atlee Burpee & Co.,
Philadelphia, Penn'a.
Nanno
Address
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1917-10-13

That IsJMAAON hILMENT OF
ALL MANKIND
commonly called hunger should
be q. three-times-a-day treatment.
You know that old saying-it's bet
ter to pay the butcher than the doc
tor-not that we b~egrudge the NJ.
D. any bushes, because he's one of
our best customers.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1917-10-13
THE WELCOME MEAT MARKET

SOMETHING WRONG
BEFORE you find fault with low
marks on the report cards from
school, make sure that your children
are not handicapped by poor eye
sight.
The safe way is to have their eyes
examined at once. We have made a
specially Of caring for children's
eyes. You will find our work de-
pendable and charges moderate.
STEPHEN MOHANA
Opt0metrist
Tests the eyes and fits the glasses.
700 Grinage Street
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1917-10-13
Why Not Build?

Value and service Equality in the
goods and the treatment you get
these are the things you like
to have when you buy lumber.
If you get either n without the
other, you're not very we'll
pleased.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1917-10-13

Correspondence Schools are
stepping into positions thar bring
a real opportunity to serve their
country.
|. C. S. Student Bernhard
Troxler has become chief chemist
Of n Of the great plants OF tie
Dupont Powder Company.
l. G. S. Student Harvey Brake
man has become superintendent
Of the Sun Shipbuilding Com
pany of Chester, Pa.
|. c. S. Student Joseph j. Ty-
nan is General Manager of the
Union Iron Works, San Francis
co, n Of the worlds largest
builders of battleships.
/. G.. S. Student r. T.. Baker
has become chief engineer of the
immense power plants of the
News Shipbuilding and Dry
dock Company.
/. G. S. Student Charles E.
Lehr has become chief engineer
Of construction at the Bethlehem
plant Of the Bethlehem Steel
Corporation. L. C. S. Student
Jesse J. Vincent has become
Vice President Of Engineering
Of the Packard Motor Car Com
pany, builders of hundreds of
trucks for the Army. He is the
designer Of the famous Twin
Six motor.
These students, and thous-
ands Of others like them, are
serving their country.
What can / do?"
The answer is plain. GET
READY. Equip yourself to
serve where you can serve
most efficiently. Your coun-
try is calling right now for
craftsmen, mechanics, en-
gineers, bridge builders, au-
tomobile experts, skilled
workers in dozens of
lines Of activity. There will
be need Of clerks, bookkeep- ,
ers. stenographers, account =.
ants, advertising men. There
is and there will be, both
afloat and ashore, in the
field and at home, a place ,
OF honor for every man who !
can do ZONE ono thing we'll.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10
PETE HERMAN
IS new CHAMP
Beats Williams by One Round
Margin-Scores Two
knockdowns

NEW ORLEANS. la. Jan ie-
Pete Herman of New Orleans today
wears The bantan1Ne-g-lf champion
ship crown He Ecn n g-om KID
Williams ~ Baluncre last night on
The referees decision as me enc Of
their 2o-round 70 a. TIE Louisiana
Auditorium last night Do vas 4
close bout Herman had nine rounds
10 his credit William eight and non
ors were even In The other three
Williams eas dropped by q right
on the Jaw Z he hfFh round but
Tas MP a. the count ~ 70 Before
the bell rarE ending ne round Her.
man staggered Williams again nith
a left on re chin Williams wa
coen az IRE end n ne txelfth
round. going sprsplIng on bits bach
from right hook on the JAW The
alo~ caugh' bin a. be- ~as gong
away
Williams confined h,s zffack 10
Hermsns body AMI Herman vas In
distress several times
large par % me crowd lIdnt
Ike he decision o. billy Rocap the
referee ard were perfectly frank in
voicing disapprovsl WWiams vent
into The mig 70 favori'p and
thousands hanged hand on me Do
cisIon. Eighi housand fight fan
saw me bout
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10
FITLTO NKNOCKS
T. COWLER COLD
IN FIRST ROUND

NFW YORK Jan fO Fred Full
ton. Minnesota sooihpaN. is in the
hR league TO-DAY Ills manager.
frank Force has everything lined
up fof the huge pllaiorer 10 pull OF
tNc more bouts IN Sow York and
hen seai if for Havana where FIl-
ten oxpocfs Go meet Frank Moran
n scheduled i0round iusslc.
Ful'on reached security IN the big
night league lasf night when he
foagcd hts left hand over on Tom
CoNiers iaw and ihe alleged con.
crete her knocked on work for
-rbe night n happened IN the nth
round
The nlov that started the finish.
stccordlnl to Fulton was short
fighthand uppcrcm which landed on
.iHt point ~ Cowlcr's chin Cowler.
daze,i. was an easy mark for n
sna hing left nook that pat him
down Tor nine Rising. no ran into
iudlade of r.ghi and letts which
ef' mm sprsvling az the lower rope
of fhc ring rbll" thc referee count
cd him ouf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10
By ROBERT | RIPLEY.

wHl be some little lime before
- shall see the sensational les
Darcy ia action. Although he Is
nearly submerged With offers o. All
stnds 10 NEE lighters .of at kinds
rhere Is 40 doubt hey VIII b. r.
fused
Darcy il waiting FOR Carpenter
And that match Is worth waiting
for N that battle taxes place b,
wil dras gate" hat wiH rivel
mo Jerrles johnson. fracas III Reno
1910 Darcy reputation is alrrad3
established IN trTs country dur -
his defeats ~ American boxers q
Australia tie Is 700 vlse 20 risa
this rep in ten.round contests Wiz
Lsyinssy DILLON Niske OF Gibbons
All % these men mentioned sianf
an excellent chance ~ outpo,n'lng
him In short battle Darcy Nogia
have 70 knock ouf or deolsiyely whii
any of these men or his rep anc
The Darcy Carpenter match would p.
ruined
fioV does he hEhf7
Judging from what chip jon
smith. Fred Dyer. and George X O
Brown say and they have all tough
hin,l added 20 glimpse Ne had Of
him The Other dsy in tho gym
nazium. 80 viii say that ne sEhfs
ike. reai champion
Tie never clinches
BE dghfs All o. the time
HE advances steadily sursis
ard relenficasly
tie IL not What IL sno~n ~ a
one punch" man-despite his r o
record
ne scored bis knockouts by trs'
wearing bis man down All 81 RS
punches are hard ones
lie is fairly good borer.
Re feints xith his head and bods
after tho style OF Young Critic
He IL fast on his feet and *
tremely active
IT, y fAi RAttit1tft H.iPhN
lie IL easy 70 hit--buf can take
'em
lie continually tugs. pulls. and
turns his opponent working all o.
the time
He IL mean Vhen mad tAsS
George X. o. Brown
re exceis a. innghting
His beat punch ~ righi upper
cuf. delivered just "a ne prefends q
step back from biz opponent
Tis weakest point ~ his stomach
fJer Smith Knocked him out vii
left hook 20 the body. and Nc
Goorty doubled him up the same
way
re smiles always
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10
FLINT COMES TO
BATTLE RAYLS
IN BIG JOUST

The second Dix league basketball
game of The week for Detroit will
be played tonight The Moose hall
wiH provide the battle grunod The
bslligerents will Be The vehics from
Flint and the Rayls from Detroit.
Special interest Ia the game is De-
yeioped BY Tire TACT that Rsnksl
Schaerer aud Powers. o, Flint. all
are former RAyls This game may
ave 10, - DO with he awarding
Of the state cham pionship in the
spring. ard crowded hall il *.
vscte1 The game will start about
40 o'clork, and I'LL Be preceded
BY = preliminary 3oust ir which he
Rayl Juniors nil battle the Rosary
aye
Dessert and Coveny vill play FOR.
ward tonight for ne RAyls. and
Msurer ~lll be a. center lane.
wasmund and NARY. KavAnagh will
provide ths guards
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10
SOLDIERS WIN
BY TEAM PLAY
Make Scoring Chances Count
and Trim Detroit At
Hockey. 1 10 l

Tire lSih battalion hockey team
rom ,he london Ont military
camp played the Detroit hockey
san ~ The Arena LAST night 10 the
second game ~ What nov promises
-o a. a four game series. The other
two games VIII oe PLAYED no weeks
hence The soldiers made seven ac-
clratc shots az he Detroit cage.
4ameles s-o0pcd three ard four
brought goals Detroi; made so &C
cg-ate shots. of which Goaltender
loss STOPPED - The anal score
vas 20 "a the soldiers winning
IL AS victory O, combustion
play over individual play The lie
roiters performed brilliantly par
ucular'y In The Anal period. Joss
made te stops 10 hat inning But
ttere s4s iyle passing and NOS
~ ne shooting as at long range.
making * comparatively easy toT
loss TO follow ne missile and block
III The cansdian got within range
seldom. bur VIXEN they were there
Quick combination play tangled up
III Detroit defense and short range
,abs Hsmelsf stS- tho he -
TIE game VAS very Interesting
ard fast despite an overdose o.
rough play Arthgrs aaa Ssslley
sn6 Piatsch and HsEerman were
s.hseac FOR puEilism The sum
mary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10
REDS Get GOOD
man IN SUTTON
Veteran Scout Should Prove
Big Help 10 Matty in
Rebuilding Team

NEW YORK. Jan 80 II ,hc Gin
cinnA,i Reds don Kick holes in al
previous Ohio rtver records within
m. ne,f re1 years b won't bc the
fault o. Iarry sutton recently
signed BY Manage Christy Mathew
son 20 scout Tor Garry Hermann =
holdings
Bsseosll men agree hat Mathew
son made ths vlsest move s'nce
taking hold of the Reds when a.
signed 40 ne foxy sutton iarr,
has great record for ivory hunt
INK behind him Connected FOR sey
oral wears wiih the Brooklyn club
sutton dug pp sorno ~ tho most "a.
moas ball PLAYERS in me country
Among the Dodxer, ~ho got their
biz league chances thru recommen
daton ~ sutton are Jake paubert
ler P,e~er. Casey S'engel lack
W-hes, and otto Miller They an
have made good and they don ?
form tho total % his scouting ma.
nsuvers b. several
Minor leagners know sutton bet
'er perhaps thaH an person now
in Tho scout husiness And they
know also that Whom Larry comes
into view they've F0t 10 trot ont
ne best 'hG have No one yet hss
been caught putting one over ON
tho veteran grass comber he has
The eve FOR young ban players and
ne rarely picks flyver All hl.
selections 81 course. are not doing
duty IN ne big leagues hlf mos
~ them ara ana that's better
record than great many OF then.
can boast
Larry spends his winters IN New.
ark y J where 10 reads proof en-
newspaper Ne formerly Nas a
coupositor ~. chase over 20 Sew
York whenever there's anything 20
lnE on. ard he usually has he best
tlps on everything There are few
matters in baseball unknown 70
him
Mathewson's Reds seem booked
'or-an upbuiIdlns process that viii
accomplish something besides sey
enth or eight place every year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10

The billiard card AZ Sweeney Has.
tons TO-DAY calls for balk I'm
match between Clarcnco Jackson end
koii Yamada late 10 tho Afternoon
and another between Yamada AMI
Morningstar ~ night I'layin2 n
superb form Ynmeda defeated Char
lsy Hcddon Tuesday bv a count Of
500 20 ias. bui VAS badly ~ form
In his houf with Morningstar The
latter WAS victor hy 100 iu g.
score. running out in ~ inning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10
EIGHT SEMESTER
RULS; NOT NINE

n ~ declred that the announce
ment that athletic au'horities 81
Detroit high schools bad accepted
the nlne-semester rule vas mit.
take This rule Is opposed BY The
state interscholasiic association.
which favors the eigh'-semoster
scheme. and % nov appears that
what the Detroit men really did VA
20 agree 20 stick b. the eight
semester laa until the state assocla.
ton held St. meeting In the spring
4 nght may BE- made IN behalf 81
nine scmesters" AZ that time
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10
MCCARTHY AND
D0WNEY MEET
Popular Welters Box Tonight:
Semi Final Should BE
Thriller

Tonight IS the nigh, Johnny Nc
Csrfhy. conquerOr ~ Willie Richie
% knockdow1 and drag ONT slug
-ins mitch and prince 90 good ,e
lows. eill box Dyran poNney az
ddie Glassco's emporium N seat
zero the river tonight powney
absolutely The most popular boxer
bar Giassco could bring 20 wind
or He has been working In OK
iient form an winter D. IN good
ondiuon and shouid show all Tho.
% that made him rcd HOT IA
v0riC here last sear
Mccarthy has the record and The
personaiity n inspire confidence.
iie also has the condition Fans
are confident thai there vii be
merry lousting over the river 10
night. and packed housc - certain
The semi FINAL is likely 20 Dc a
Nhizzledinrer, 100 Paul Hickey and
Mickey Grouse efii resume their old
argument When these fellows met
before there uas q grand scrap
Mickey will be IN better shape 20.
night and more thrills arc OK.
sscted
-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10
Battery Material More
Promising Than
Usual
d. yAMEs scHERMERHoRN. yR

- W rs ~ ~ r ~ - r. NH NffNs ~.
ANN ARBOR. Mich. Jan TO-
with the beginning OF the new
semester and the opening OF base
bali practice only few weeks away,
the attention ~ the campus Is be-
INK turned toward the material in
sight for the 1917 team. Capt
Branded is expected back In school
next semester while Coach bund.
gren viii probably hove into Ann
Arbor within the month.
Prospects are exceedingly bright
FOR a big year and the squad that
will assemble In Waterman gym
soon will have nne array OF old
men The battery men unlimber
first and among these candidates
viii be- "Morrie" Dlune. catcher.
and Miller Robins. Ohlmacher. Rob
erts and birmingham % last years
pitching squad There "a posi-
hui'y that "Wally" Niemann will
attempt 90 learn control. the one
thing DC needs 20 mako him a star
Lrom ne freshman team come
Turner Parks and Glen. pi;chers.
provided they are eligible and Nor.
rison catcher These men Will
provide he largest stsa % veterans
ever reporting FOR a Michigan team.
and is IN direct contrast 20 N.
green material ~ last wear Miller
IS mo star % ne whole bunch
while Roberts All be a wonder
n he can get nj. arm into condi
ton Dinne viii he The FIRST string
back.'op
In the aeld there arc Newell. var.
siy and Adams Ire .hman az arSt
Waller house varsity A. second
Dancer and Brandel FOR short the
former member ~ The 1916 fresh
men and The latter varsity man.
and Hogan freshman FOR ihifd In
ne ou'aold There are Niemann and
Reem letter men of 1915
The way these men were devel
oping last wear makes j., look OK.
cerdlnsly bright fof The season
The schedule 81 duo 20 appear when
Tho football and track schedules do
within q week or two
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10
ID. A. c. SCENE OF
BIG INTER-CITY
TOURNAMENT

The p. 4. g alleys viii hoid The
ho~lin7 spotlight Fridsy and Ss,ur
day. when teams from Pittsburgh.
Cleveland and Colu nobus p1il meet
the D-truiters in ln'er-city cnnpsti.
ton. A similar tourney rAs staged
last year AZ Columbus. Pittsburgh
Carrying away the honor- schnid,.
Coiburr. sfo>k Ggnderson. Husf.
vohl. Hackadsy snrnxton and
FORBES pill roll Tor ire p 4. &
nr Fo-hss oeLng oaptain of The team
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10
er Moo Plan Carry nfeds Turnout 1917
Michigan Soon to Call Out
Its Veteran Baseball Team
FATHER or WORLD
SERIES rs DEAD

ORLANDO. Fla Jan TO-
Vim. Chase Temple. 81. orig
inator OF the worlds series thru
the Temple cup contests. died
Tuesday al his winter home.
Winter aPrk Fla
Temple WAS owner of the
Pittsburgh National league club
In 1892 1893 and IN 1894 donal-
ed the Temple cup. FOR which Ma.
iional league clubs played prior
TO the entry OF American League
clubs into the worlds champion.
ship series
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10
EDDIE COLLINS SLIDES ~
WITH BOOST FOR BARRY

PHILADELPHIA. Jan To-
Barry was The surest thing In
he game in pinch. and he'll
make wonderful leader FOR The
Red Sox
This was the way Eddie Col
Ens zho was one o, the prlr-
c!pals in the famous Barry 10
Collins 20 Mclnnes" relay. laudsi
he selection o. Barry as pilot
OF the worlds champions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10
L. OF ID. GETS BIG
TURKEY DAY GAME

Negotiations between the rniver.
-iiy - Detroit and Holy Cross col
'oze FOR football game are pro.
crossing very sstisfartorily r. nos
appears 'hs' Detroit zill journey %
either Boston or Worcester on
Thanks giving day iris date has
been reserved for Detroit and Coach
Costello is nov engaged So closing
no We contract
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10
Whittier For +. Plank

scheduled o TINS NnF nas
shuttle tdoie
Fielder Jones fHR' ne never
play
ANYTHING ITSELF not
Eddie
under
stand Is tha intends another club
The thrdbaseman undeudy jim Ausfn and
trade which would nj one o. eo
would gladly Plank 70 oneear conc ou no one
hrdbasersn ght and The Wh SoN are
would Nor
these stations particularly Terri
Turner is a second
Plank he there
be
old
nobody
TO
bubble in the than
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10
orana. stsrt lneIlaibl..

SYRACUSE. a. s.. Jan io-It is
feared that the chance for rin.
ming football team a. Syracuse 10
1917 s shot 70 little bits Eight
varsity men hAd been declared
ineligible 'or playing professional
Tan and The nucleus of the 1917
team q included Among ne more
prominent gridders banned are Cap.
lsih elect nj Wow soblacter. Dunn
ard Br0Rn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10

Johnny Bauer lost clear title 70
arrt place in INC Greater Deirolt
bowling tourney lest night. when ne
dropped = match 10 Bamberg. Who
averaged 2Os
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10

Atlantic Cuban scheduled Tor The
~ wiH
One OF The interesting features ~ connection win
- which VIII
fashion similar 20 college athletic com
sailing
and radio work
will during this
in
April and April there ALL
the O'Clock sailing
will o'clock The Wrestling and borng
a rife
shortly Commander Train viii BE- 10
OF all
petit which lsndsmen familiar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10

AM ARBOR Nlch Jan To-
Amateur brine aii DO doomed 90
The University ~ Michigan hy a
boring cluA- which recently organ.
ized
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10

ttsfh Battalion -
Goals F~-st period Et~nr1s. llsth
Ear - min Do~ttger ilsth Sat, -
-- Third period Bnetfgr- ifstr
Pa mir Edwards itstr Bat.
- sntr = Johnson Detroit. = TIT
-tnrs Fa~,-eisf ! Joss -. Penal
ree-ShEw . Elliott Pistsrn. Eager-
-rar s-rhurs Sssl3v Time - PER
.rgsrf minutes @acA Referee
Hamilton SurSfifutes--IN~tro
johnson fo~ Rch--ts Skslly for
Sn4z Kennedy for sselly listA
ratfalfo n--s'srsons tArour
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-10
p.nn,x .Mlehlaan. Nov. z.

FrNNHy Wl~Ni a"Nf WV -
PHU,ADFLPHfA. Jan 30 &C.
cording 20 Tho University OF Penn.
ylyania football echedulc, Pennsy
and Michigan viii play here next
IAN on Nov
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