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The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
FARRELL CALLS
MEN TONIGHT
Michigan'> Track Season VIII
Open With Meeting of
Candidates
aY ~ seHERNERAoRN. Le.

BY JAMES SCHERMERHORN. III
ANN ARBOR Mlch.. Jan 81
Nlch.s4ns track season ali b, ID.
I acialy opened tonight when Coach
tarroli and Captain Carroll Meet q.
prospective members ot tire team r
( Waterman gymnasium Cor The sa
( uusl discussion % plans ana train.
ing rules rhc nev track wil
completed nt.t wees ana The msr
eao report. tonight VIII start fear
work then
Fee freshmen irom LAS, y,s
team have signidel their Intention
20 compete 50 far stth TIE cxc,p
ion ot he men 0no ran las So
og ihe eros, country team nG are
raadtGate- fo fhs distance events
80 les. raan forr aTl report .0s N4e
mile Parks anl Horr r. fhe Gashes
and nafsh IA he high mm look
iks >t bes prospects outside 81
the GiSurc men
The l-f of andiaat,- as fh-r ha
reported g0r wcrs 50 Ear IS nof yer,
large bIt ,he majority of Tie n
49, 8 known class having Der
meracrrs ~ tty team lasf seaso
Captain Farro1 4 the NIT Nar,t
n the haiimle Simmons IN th-
high jump C-oss 10 the neeht
events and Fc0r8na IN the qlsrt-r
art tAs 5est n 1Ebr Zo.lln.
lie is eligible should prove star
There are our football men la ,Ee
weight events sharpe being t1 ia.
man 10 r. OFF, Smira foot Dal cap
tain-e'ecr Walls. az ih r.. srye,
and Cross. and.aate tor enc fafs.ts
last fall compri>e thi- par ~ rhe
team The meu snd 'her events
pAshe- ntrt KEGS eeto vt
rfsrs fsrs L-n an rr
surh ln.nres
Qsartsr-rfe- te Hat5sii
FontarH 3Hnt.nEt9r snd R1bs7
son al ff~rtrs
HaIf-ma Me-rhy s,srsr
M,-ar veteran Hegma.
Fgess ~eiG- A3rfch ana
Aarnt~t fs
sT -a~k FFah
kessier Gaoasprsl rNe~. seur
orn0Tes-
~hp-rat Stf ess sets
Grams ~nerre ard watts
IfE rInon- veteran
ia sh. sepr nors
Hurdles warmer ff~ar
zo.iltn H-arn-sley HaeMlsr
@avaraf - fhn H- -r. rro- .,
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
sport
~ CHATTER

Wen. We stiII have to nnd out
~hefh~r ~ more Darcy ar les Darcy.
Johnsy CoaIsn pulled - come bsck
the other niRbt. hoy, page Abe Aftsii.
NJ Horace. the case tsrt that d.s-
perafr. Frank Moran might learn
saw 10 drive trtf~h. you know.
Thers's one thInE sbos, "a wrestler.
They never de OF concu--Iop, Of the
brain. y
Modest Dao Movnss. the silent.
nov wsnt. 10 b~t af.OOo lint levin
.Ly viii knock out Ies Darcy. Wight
o.. well mrke a. million, Dsr. IN
fhst Kind of money.
Consi~ wsck ADMITS fbst the Red
sos and WHITE sor viii no better
.ssr- shsr the tthiefics ih 1917.
oo. consfdsrste.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
Nacomber, Owner of
Star Hawk. Is
! . Importer

America ca'ont ~ foreign bred
running race ho- ha been AUX
nemel by Ihe arrival e. Nee YORK
~ three ~ the c.a-sief eolfs ihm
ever nave undergone deyeiopmen'
IN England Foremost o' the trio
winch uii b. adied % ire Maroon
beer stable 81 n-i performer .s
Norrb star winner % inc English
classic Tor ffoyearoifs last sssson
thr Middle PARK Plate The other
tr0 racers ar war Star and King
I1Enr-
The victor n no cia " Middle
Park Plato efent accordlns 20 Ems
Ush tom more ~ lees sutomair
rHy become fator's for Zoo Eng
lisn Derby r fhs rter bookr- In
nGmeroI- Instances tire winner ~
He Plaff ha. f-Hmphed in 'he pre-.
mics Gvgge for three earolds -fh-
Derby
A Is Narom1sf Who made h0.
debut in American turf circles lsst
season principally thru M mAdtuu.
az star HaNf ~is reported 90 haye
paid siao1o iof North5 siar 81 sun
star-Anrrr' Waf 1iaf. Also p feo.
y"sr0id H Of sHn Tor Bcne arr
liking Joker b three yearoid. b. 0l
Sunder Absgrdry
hacomber and biz trainer believe
that in North Star they viii hafe
one Of The greatest performers on
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11

a swell sluggns match bui was
himself badly mi-used.u tle hnAl
round a. soon lle--a~ lrafns
more about hitting. w. vu hc a
main bout candidate rhc second
pr.lm introduced bal who looNcd
like = million doltr- ie s htfIc
SKIN Hunter 7no weigh onlN ln5
pounds lic fought hcnf'a WHO Ait
tne iiiiis li0v in lH ear n Do
hrst round ln uiid .f-r uW iINn
isr climbed paaer Bentley and
ftlset hls heetie oRaureuf irew
tne floor wfh his terrific punches
~ one minute Bentley Was counted
cut nuuiprs hil4fnu alone was
woyth the prlet of adm uoa
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
BREWER TO BE
INVITED BACK

EAST LANSING MlCt Jan ~
So predicted in she's c1luun few
seis ago, chester T. Bgtso- n.h
te inri'ed 20 return 10 one Michigan
Agricultural college 81 director 81.
thlruc- position wn,ch he h"ld
prios 10 he ccmrs of ioh0 Macs
IN brewer resigned to SO tn the
University ~ Missouri whore De-
BIAS beer since 81 feared ihat
he eanrof he temp 70 Pack fe
a a new 'oo'nal ,uarh 500. D.
Employed lr addition - tGe Athletic
diEccfor
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
20 RUNSiSG COLTS
Are MISSING AT SEA

LEXINGTON Ky Jan 49,
Jack keene and Pail 8, astfsH, h+H-
lucky horsemen are ~ New
York today tryink 20 learn some
hing 81 tho where's bouts az thr
steamship NiinEehaha Vhic7
sailed from England Dec o..
CARVING over 40 royalty bred a.
ties and colts They iear the
ship has been submarired
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
oe Mccarthy Opportunity Become Idc
Mccarthy -Downey Bout Is
FrOst---BOXers Chased Out
M'NEiL READY TO
BATTLE CHAMPION

KANSAS CITY Jan. Ben
ME Mcneil. of Detroit, rs signed
to fight Pete Herman lor the ban
tamweight championship .of The
world The date rs SET for Jan
uary % The ouly hing nov n
tho WAY ~ the bout Is ho tact
that Herman has noi signed IN
forgs afn heing made 20 Ken hie
signature at once McNeil agreed
sows iim, aso 90 mret the Wan.
ner of the Williams Herman bout
last Tuesday neht
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
North Star, S40,000Col From
England, to Race in States
MO+E. CSvEmAN.
IS MUSCLE sCoNC
HAS NO KNOCKOUT

sob Hona fLe aedirtt gi
agarer fh cel eftman o.
the ring sod
Mons shorter man mq.t
iisHfweiKuf- ng fore power
mliy mlsei-a ha- Joss wizard
Ht laa ar heavy snd n ore
WAYS resemble fho. ri Tom
sharkey iils head a. W. on his
shoulder sim Only an apo.ogy
~ neck
Bui Nona afto p nssy ray.
resrmbhrg tfe sroaf 200 val
cor. can never he greaf aghter
teoa3ee in spite ~ h, great
strength he So parts muscie
71Hri ana farnH ilf band
enough ~ oofe nock9Y' on
tho Biz men he ha to 'a~e
Mocha efrlEee ror chopry
punch which dor not cars
much hef' arh
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
CAMPUS A. {. TO
HAVE SMOKER

Tic canpn Athletic club, which,
has gymnasium al No. 5l5 wood.
wsfd-ave, VIII hold - weekly smok-
~ tonight Three boxing bouts and
tao wrestling matches will bc fea-
'nred on ihe program Jerry DIAL
iOr~aill bcK Jimmie Anderson ard
Willie Piedfort viii mill with
Georgie Hicks IN ilS rounds bouts
The program slll Start AZ $3.50
O'Clock
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
MAYBE oAVY LAS
NOTHING 70 SAY

NEW YORK Jar Day
Flh1 ea statement re
rens rctisai 81 Che Ne
cna board 20 grant demand
~ utrar -a-e Dial. players wa-
nof tor'HeaWins Wednesday
FuHr said however d. probably
Nodc aaVt 1ue-hing 20 say
s3er
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
THREE TIED IN
BOWLING MEET

schmidtke defeated Msnsy in sIX
games in tho "wednesday Greater
Detroit bowling tourney match as
eraging 4 irine better than 200. The
,ourrrV standing today
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
The Double Cross.

TvVHE YOUNCSTER but
without sending informing
III sick and condition.
pity and not be rough The champion Tho
the lOahng
bis training 70 visiting his barber and entered the
wastlne a he
superb
hahrobe 10 had
mined 70 hghu the thing on merits
Thanks gym Mccoy how box
h with
of Of
his opponent boz
OF the
the got given chances later
bitter douhecro
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11

TTypE FELLOW Vterweght champion %
the world Selby conqueror Of Henri M
In fact the hid lncineN 70 rave
worceeateI
Hence notions least
inc other dy got and began 20 talk
Carpenter Here something 81 Nh me ~
champion had 20
TEX I'm ten VIII viii whip Willard Georges
speed : The thng that VIII
whb didn't
he nest
boxed amazingly perfect marvel OF action and ne
punches nocred
rgatbarders mind sol
punches II get him 20 come here am
Willard the then
a all know what the boy
capsule Of
He's not mi tell thai He
weighed i7s pounds
the SPRAYING q the rounds You
when he suddenly Ter rs
He and the
@Tllered
made II to finally brough'
referee promptly disqualified ne
tell The lukest thing that ever hap
pened smith
know he'll drop willard Al fight
He
has his head i Hes
hg his hands
pente certainly
the is
ying rations and
viii harden YOU'D better
the border as did
admire Carpenter he OF lifting first
for him
not oyerchurchIy.
Gee. he's a great kid They'll go crazy over him here
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11

ME STORY OF how Mccoy
one Of the classic tales Of lore The Kid
u Of
bad citizen when he had The soN on ard said tba
delight Selby
learned lot about nghs and
beerNs suffered he didn't
jammed with iyd
headfrst
piaudng throng cheered Kid MCCOY.
in challenge from
"draw flies" Then Mccoy
ana had the buled
telling the that woudnt
fell and promised be
Hnance the bout Big Jim Kennedy
McCoy's with
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
Lau1ers smtth1red

The Detroit Collcs. ut ! Az prov
ed no match for mo Polish seminary
a. Basketball TIE teams met a.
Orchard lake last night. and ne
Nminary Won. IS % ~.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11

The retrot Athletic clfb basket.
ball team VII entertain 'he fprl
Normali'e ID icust tcr.sat lp-i
uslali. has fa>f team snp "a sccd
game BE- exrectel
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
RAYLS WIN FINE
VICTORY OVER
FLINT NEHICS


PLAYING magnificent teskethail In
/ their first bcme stlnd OF ibe season.
thc Rayl 81 Detroit rontod Tho
ack Vehics from Flint last nigh
Tie score MAS - 20 49, tntu Tire
last moments ~ PLAY, the game va
tery even because a. RuakeIs Tne
foul shooting bar Hral ours, ~
peed by Mike Marrfr and rs mar
placed them oui safely IN front Not
The least interesting OF the thing
that happened ia tbc game vas ;'e
fine guarding ~ Mart kayanagh
Who VHs making bis dcbuf IN De-
lroi'
Several times early in The second
half Rankcl fief ne score and 10
then appeared that mo visitors
might pull ahead The Rays wer"
guilty Of an innovation hat pleased
rhe fsns ON the hack ~ osNh ,pick
aud span uniform Was prlrtei he
rame 81 lhe PLAYER q adorned. Thi
made BE- much eB-icr Tor She arsra
spectator 10 follcs ihe contest Tho
slulmarF
EATtss rLftT
Dessert N4nraf frApf D
ttttHet Nlene8K.F
Naurer IrHnf puNe.s
katsuAgu 40 .. fl4ker
Nasrnln1 - ~ -rhsrTar
ffra .rnrr Eatls s iIrf %.
re nrsf nal Hsyls ~ Stint S.
T.a aksfs from neld Nj urer Cow
fret Lane Wasngnd. Beresrf. Pow
ffUrta4t frf.HH. u
MaGrer IN sr IS arm md .n A.
Hunkei tu m o. Fo4iH tp4.r.iffsd
Waars Hasuund % Dessert 3,
Nsrsns4h lane 90 enny E lritrf
hanHpF MonnsteF 80 ffs.-FH
, iNker f,eferec and grv Dire ialter-
Mating fyATrfrn. befruf and
Campbell Jackson Timer Leginson.
Time or hs1tsH- az minutes
-4Def. 4iions Hayis Lane for
wa sulnd , wilson Tor CoFcnrs
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11

~ tTRofr has in this turn OF The nso fortune
Orleans inc
these parts want 20 know Nnsi
on home Do anu
cork,se hunh loose around here @ m
in line o championship, and th luneh y sN"i'N a.
wnai--n d Kansas ny
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11

he I'D Williams -
Tennie aFolht
kaocAoul ft"s
~ rohnnv md gene bouts 'et+'
Nigh catch Williams before
that feared 'a"' herman ~
nghth m % a ct
There consolation The eastern eshoaIG sh'e -
d wint Is following foss ea aA1
he welers particularly ne mdaeNesh snee nA. "a
opportunity toI nA 70
81 he east except Philadelphia where bouts are hm,eo - A ca
no q hamlet Nor fhff aH' WIZ 't' '
tanta ador champion or no champion
Herman must oFean s. o ana hAsss'
"a. 49, bt big The
probably forced nght there
Mcneil OF the ne@ SINS Tor h-h ~ '
mlBweer That
= at signed 60 hsh herman ''f"s
bnt the champion IA consented The match
wicked hgheF Herman
another question opporuni and o Of wise
money him
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
The Kid Forgets.

M LII OF THE good thing MCCOY has carpenr
w
n o Better believe Frencher
- own
huge
he
home he bacon
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11


didn't
the Kid climbed
he had
shot wild that sharkey
N
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11

Cor
hy
I'VE rounds
the Kid
the aviator beat world heavyweight
thing
and FROM 10 o o
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11

who Vslterweignt CHAMPION
world who Seby corQneror OF Henri
lvhh n sweepstaSes
- shine Md Inclined 10
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11

admire Carpenter had the honor Of nfing him int
sirpane I've saving little prayer for him
rot oyerchurchly. Carpenter doesn't know What fes
Gee hes great kid They'll 20 crazy over him here.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-21
PERSON AL.

Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Smith and son,
Holland, spent Saturday in Dccrlicld,
Miss Mary Z, Schumacher is regis
tered at the Brooks House for Il short
time
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Williams Of
Londonderry visited relatives here
Sunday.
Mrs. Hadley Of Chester is visiting
in the home of her daughter, Mrs. L.
w. Gibson.
Mir and Mrs. J. !. Leonard of Bos
ton are visiting relatives III town, com
ing by automobile
Mrs. d. II. Riley and daughter, Mary,
and Mrs. Il. T. Riley are spending the
day in Springfield, Mass.
T.. NJ. Fecncy, teacher Of drawing and
tnauual training in the schools, is i'll n
his rooms ut l.. W. Hawlev $.
Nh. and Mrs Roy IIoughtou of Green
Held were at the home Of his mother
Mrs {. T. Brown, over Sunday.
pr. aud Mrs Park L. Hoyt aud son
Park, Of Laconia, y. H., were guest
yesterday of her parents, MIR. and Mrs
| john I. Howe.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Willard Cobb an,
two children of Greenfield visited herr
yesterday with her mother Mrs. I
Frank Turner.
Mrs. II. Lester Utley and daughtn
of Amherst Mass, are visiting he
mother, Mrs j. l.. Martin. MIR. Title.
was in town yesterday.
Miss Helen NJ. LittleGcd of Rock
lport, Mass, who had been \ guest o
her sister, Mrs. Delmar +. Trout, X
turned this afternoon to her home.
Miss Lizzie Stevens, who is employe
III the office Of the Durham Brother
company, went Saturday to her HON
i'll Winchester, where she is spending
week s vacation.
Rev and Mrs T. Q, $ Osgood al
in Boston this week. They will atten
the annual meeting of the America
Unitarian association Tuesday
fremont Temple.
< Mrs. Charles f. Adams of the We,
river road, who has been i'll more tina
4 week with a stomach trouble an
| neurltis, is able to be around again. ST
c is attended by DR.. Fremont Hamilton
l Mrs. Emma Joyslin left Saturday f,
i 4 visit of few weeks with her so
Alfred Lewis of Taunton, Mass, ut
! summer resort near Somerset, Mas
Her sister, Mrs. A. NJ Harlow, viii 10
her later and they will 20 to Nj
c JOyslin s summer home i'll Barnstab
d Town, Cape Cod, where they viii spel
the rest of the summer
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-21

mouia and complications aud IS out
of boxing for all time, his manage
saws.
Bellows Falls high won its fourth
straight victory of the season Sat,u-
day at Bellows Falls by defeating Ste
ven's high of Claremout. \. H. -
to ..
SAMMY" Plumb played right field for
the University of Vermont against Mid
dlebury Saturday, Il game which Yer
mont won, to q. Plumb went hitless
aud did. not have fielding chance. lie is
credited with sacrifice hit.
Jones. former Rutland high distance
runner who is now at Middlcbury. was
second in the mile ut the intercollegiate
meet at Boston Saturday. The winner
was 81 yards ahead Of him in the time
of 40 IL. Jones was third in the two
mile RIM.
Clark Griffith, manager Of the
Washington team, has started an end
less chain of letters asking that >
cents be sent to his office, the amount
to be expended for baseball equipment
AT the training camps and at the front
for the use Of soldiers.
Battling their way to the lead Of tn,
! National league with only one playeI
| "A pitchcr-hitting 800, the drivin.
power of the Chicago team is one o.
! the baseball puzzles today. Average
show that Ructhcr Of Chicago, is bat
ting so, with Jack Smith of ST
Louis leading the list with 40 Chi
cago is behind New York and Phila
delphia in team batting.
Brattleboro high will have Turner
Falls as the visiting team Wedncsda
afternoon. The Massachusetts hig
school has q strong team this scaso
and corlling good game is expected
1t IS discouraging for the boys to pla
to an audience of 80, as was the cas-
: Saturday, and it might not be amis
| if some of the high school member
turned out for the next game ana gay
a little encouragement.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-21

Set aside next SATURDAY, for what
promises TO he the biggest track meet
ever held in Brattlcboro.
The Braves won game at last by
defeating Matty's Reds Saturday. 1t
has been long time coming.
The Dodgers have won four straight
games, the last two from the Cardinals,
who have bcea ,cutting wide swath
this season.
The White Sox won their eighth
straight victory Saturday and to do
it beat the Red Sox, until that day
league leaders.
The Athletics defeat of Cleveland
lin Cleveland last Saturday was the first
game Mack's hirclings have won in
that city since August, 1918.
Boxiug viii be illegal in New York
state after November -. There is
still time to begin talking and get il
a wallop before the lid goes or.
Fritz Pollard, the colorcd spriutcr
aud football player Of Brown univcr
sity, was the star Of mediocre nee
iot the New England intercollegiate
Athletic association in Boston Satuc
DAY. "Tcch won the meet with 6
points Brown was second with 30
Worcester "'Tech' scored -, Iiol,
Cross \, Middlebury s, Trinity 6
Tufts ) aud Boston college 3. Oul,
eight Of the Il colleges that are mem
hers of the association sent team,
Pollard scored II points. No record
wero broken.
] After being displaced for wee
Iris Speaker Of Cleveland, the 1911
batting champion, is back III the lea
for hitting hoAors among the regular
in the American league with an av
erage of 337. George Sisler, the $
Louis star. who enjoyed the premie
spot n week ago, has fallen into
triple tie for fifth place with Strun
and Mclnnis of the Athletics seve
points above Ty Cobb, who is hittin
323. Rumler, the st. Louis pinch hi
, ter, is out in front with an average {
. .44i, but he has only made nine triI
TO the Tlatt-~fde t. games,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-21
NEVER ABANDON HOPE
Golfers Play in Belief They Win
Regain Lost LaureIs.
Continual Struggle for Even Best Pro,
fessionsl Players TO Keep Their
Places in Limeiuht - Few
Ever Come Back.

A reputation means much to n pro-
fes.onal golfer. Moreover. the main
tanning Of the reputation which he has
earned rs a very serious matter To- him.
A man may succeed I'm winning four
or five open championships and for a
period of years may hc considered the
most successful player IN the land, hut
with all the weight oC the houors so Mt
tuiUcd, ir he should happen 10 strike n
period Of. say. two years. Ia which his
game rs not quite on u par with that
displayed by several of his most sori-
ous riynle, he will inevitably find him
SELF for The timc quite ont Of che pic
furc. Tie has chen simply To bidc his
time until some great individual per-
formaucc once again raises him TO his
old position lu the esteem of the pub
lie.
tn even the very best professional
players IL Is ~ continual struggle. year
IN and year ott. TO keep their places
IN The lmclight and here they must OF
n surety be. They cannot afford the
luxury or oven one Indifferent or lrzy
season ms this will entail the effort Of
regauing ground which they have lost
through u lapse or form which leaves
them uut IN the cold while it lasts.
This bcatlug.back is not easy. Many
fall, but fcw come back.
The spectators M an open tourna.
m1ut, not long ago. stood waiting for
one NJ the young pros who has come
on rapidly, aud admitted to he one. of
the two best In America. Il happened
that two cN-ChunpiUuS were drawn t.
play together. Both are old.timcrS
whose fame was waning before the
young champion was known. He was
caddic after each Of the others hat
"stwt his little hour on the stage anc
then gone Oft To- be seen no more" (tha
IL, seen NO more I'm The limclighD.
As each drove Of. tho crowd laughed
and ioEcd with them. Good naturedll
each laughed aud iokcd In return. Wha
else could thev do? Vet each felt in hi
heart that Some day hc would com,
buck Maybe this very round wOul,
prove the return Of the mastery Of 9th
or days. Hope springs eternal in tn
human breast" aud in no breast NOR
eternal than that Of the golfer, ann
teUr ami pro alike.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-21
DIFFICULT TO PICK BUSTERS
Case Of Bill Rogers and Dave Bancroft
Is cited-Latter ls One Of the
Best in Big Leagues.

You never can tell about those
minor lcaClcrs, as the following will
show.
Big League scouts gave a look at the
Portland club last year and all Of them
~ once mnde q mad scramble 10 get
l'ill Rogers, captain and second base
man of The outfit. Cleveland landed
him. Cleveland gloated ever il. Rog.
ers joined tho Indians. was given a
thorough tryopt-aud was released.
Tho follow who was short.stoppinC
10Y the Portland club at the same time
Rogers Was playing second base was
n follow named Bancroft. Tho scouts
Snw him-hut none wanted him. How
ever, because the pmllics needed n
shortstop they finally decided 10 take
Bancroft, not because thcy really
wanted him or really thought he'd
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-21
ROONEY WILL DEFEND TITLE
Should Philadelphia Win Annual
Event, Seuling Champion Will d..
Battle Against Kelly.

Thomas j. Rooney OF the Ravens
wood Boat club. Long Island amateur
single sculling champion Of the United
States. will defend the title next year.
Should Philadelphia win the annual
rowing championship Rooney would
battle against John Il. Kelly Of the
Nespcr r.. c. over the mile and a
quarter Schuylkill river course, over
which the rivals have raced half a
dozen times, each having beaten the
other in Stirrng contests In other
years, -. .AA.-~A
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-21
PERSONAL.


Eric johnson of Springfield. Mass,
visited in town with friends over Sun
day.
Mrs c. II. Bourn went Saturday to
Putncy to stay over Sunday with rela
tivcs.
Mrs. Charles Nichols will 90 this week
to Concord, \. H., to visit some time
with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Meany and son,
John, spent Yesterday with relatives
in Bellows Falls.
Frank Dimes resumed work today in
the Root pharmacy, after week S Va
cation in Albany, n. y.
Miss Hazel Clark, operator in the
telephone exchange, went to White
River Junction to spend the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Webster went
| to IIinsdale yesterday to spend the
day with her mother, Mrs. Ada l.. IIig
gins.
Mrs. F. y Farnum finished work as
nurse at the Home for the Aged Satur
| day and returned Sunday to her home
| in Willamsville.
| Howard Slack and party Of guests
from Brookline, Mass, were at the
lSlack summer home on Western avenue
lover the weekend.
| Stanley Wilson, sophomore in the
medical department Of the University
of Vermont, came Saturday to visit at
his home here until tonight.
Mrs. Ethel Costello, who secured a
ldiyorce here last week from Lamar
lCostcllo, left Saturday afternoon for
tChicago, where She is making her home
lat present.
Miss Buclah Tucker underwent an
Operation for appendicitis in the Mel
rose hospital this morning. Dr.. Lynch
was assisted by DR.. McGillicuddv of
Turner's Falls
Miss Flora Cattanach went Saturday
TO Springfield, Mass, accompanied by
her niece, Betty Worden, who had been
spending several weeks here with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles f.
lCattanach.
Warren Miller and Avery Miller Of
lSpringfeld (Nt.) and Ernest Miller of
| Newport, =. H., came by automobile
: Sunday and were guests at DR.. A. l.
Miller 5. Ernest Miller is remaining in
town few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradley of
4 Cleveland, Ohio, who had been guests
. at the Brooks House several DAYS, re
] turned to their home yesterday Mrs
. Bradley viii be remembered as Miss
c IGcrtrudc Baker. They were here to at
1 tend to some repairs on their summer
home on Putnev road.