Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 18

PART ONE IB WHEN CENTRAL WON THE STATE TITLE RITCHIE IS rj BIG HIT IN IN CHAMBER COMMERCE i NEW YORK i JC 1 5 1 'Bob" Clark Star of the Grand Rapids backfield is shown bucking the stonewall defense of Detroit Central Culver and Straw the Giants of the Blue and While are in the background I i I the best game for ft mation thus received Probably Kil 1 bane would have been content to jab his antagonist silly for the six ALMA TO HAVE BRASS of 0 The Modern Idea Individual Tailoring at the price of Non lodlvidoal Ready No equal tailoring values or ser colt Again say that vice obtainable anywhere WITH THE TROTTERS AND PACERS StglishWo clHijfflilk (to tailor and woolen merchants THE INC 220 and 222 Woodward Avenue not the of and of He the Schulz caught the ball and yards through an onen field touchdown Normal rallied last quarter and started a down the field but Alma Thorne a f6w Normal 0 27 Normal 0 Johnson Wood courses for we work to and be a race horse of Colt Trotters quite an array of next year and It is were both equally bad does not seem to me to be right This could be changed by making the ditch more of a dog leg shape and inserting a deep trap in front of the green and then with the ditch on the left the trap in front and the bunkers on the right a fine hole would be had But after all it Is a course that one gets real pleasure in playing and it tests his game to the ut most and that is what is required of a One course Detroit can justly be proud of its new course for cer tainly it Is to be placed near the top of the list or in the top ranks anyway if to believe all the fine things said about it ALLS BEORE OHIOANS BY 21 0 SCORE i 1 ALMA TEARS UP YPSI WINNING BY 34 POINTS DETROIT HORSE IS AVORED 4 4 4 4 THE DETROIT REE PRESS: SUNDAY NOVEMBER 16 1913 NEW DETROIT COURSE IS ONE BEST or irst Time in History Ci lege Is Organizing Its Talent Alma Mich November Til Intense Alma apjrit that is ranald not tne nrusuect oi Ain holding her third I A A ac all state minor college title in years Is through the combined tl ions of musical director teawi an1 thu fliihlnnt hrtrfv hrlnj inir being first college band thJ Alma ever had and the band wi be or the big Alma matures me vuvet sidelines next aiuiui whpn tbpuo fwn tpania meet There will be more than a dfxd pieces and It promises to Xurnial the Alma delegation with sotd rtnrf rniiutn (inlv thflp whfl faft'l played Instruments before are UM en ana iney are being snura couple of hours each right spirited Alma songs T4C QliAT I This Michigan bred stallion head the list of sirs of money winners of 1913 The picture taken in Octoben shows how wonderfully he hold np hl great back and aplendid development and Grand Marshal Dr and Patch upsetting cainUln lon nJoritr thn linp There are 22 members utabM nt thn fair rroiindK theeo no less than 14 are trotters The stable is strpntrer in colts than ever before1 as know Is leaning that' wav the fanev for juvenile trotters oeing strong with any mail who has tasted the fruits of vic tory1 as did Snow in 1912 when he won a number of races with the Michigan bred Senorita By performance the fastest trot ter in the bunch is Grand Mar shal 2:07 and owned by Mr Newton This black fellow raced splendidly on half mile tracks In New York inT912 and last year he went into high society He won a number of heats and some races and showed himself to be fast and igfame when bn was lust right while the mark is a fast one and puts him among the speedy trot ters for 1914 it Is thought that If Grand Marshal is right he will make anv of them get a move on Io his wav or up oiir siauics loment tor tne dent of' the Detroit Driving club int past president of the Michigan fair is who is trying to bring tlie victory Detroit 'and if the'" luck of the game? is' with him 'he has a real chance tor today there is no bet ter prospect for the Chamber of Commerce stake: than Thistle Patch' recently bought by the enterprising citizen The purchase of the horse noted some days ago and the arrival of the animal at the state fair grounds last week is a matter of concern among the horsemen of the city Pacer Sho'M Great Speed It was through that capable trainer and experienced driver Snow that Mr Newton made? the NORMAL yicRuy McKcnny Bahniulller Hartman OU Moore Crouse Goodrich Pearl Curtiss Kishago Normal 0' irst 0 Second quar Thlrd Schulz 2 Goals Nor to Tuesday evening the 6 A team will iDe Rayle at the Solvay gym and the regular inur department games will be prayed Wednesday evening as usual lnherty to Coach Patsy laherty manager of the team or the Aew Lngiana league auu main lAacNla trill R't 2S bSS and basket ball coach of the University lorida this winter and In ths earl spring MAIL ORDERS rM'e make quickly and fit perfectly Write for aelf meaaurement blank ou 4bUia icocivvy xxeproQucuon oi tnis aaveriiseraent tn wnoie or in part fast classes than has Snow In addition to Grand Marshal there is It Thorne 2:08 and an Patch and the i wav this pair raced right to the end of the line showy that they should be ready for the first bell tan of 1914 Dr Thorne is a half mile track graduate and that Is the sort Snow likes fox' he thinks when a horse has been rac ing around 2:16 on the small ovals and doing It nicely he Is better to win monev In fast companythan one with a solitary fast mile to his credit an ateh came to her speed very naturally and im proved with the year racing right up to and past her record many times Another trotter that is apt to be i nthe thick of the fray is Sen orita 2:133 that was of the best three year olds of her season in view of work she had She was not raced this vear but now is in tine fettle and Snow thinks She will be a factor if all goes well with her Two of the three year olds give much promise Helen Worthy was very fast last soring but sick ness unfitted her and Blackburn Wattg worked in 2:15 and showed that with more handling he would be a 2:10 trotter all right Then there is risco Lad that looked to have the Michigan stake at his merev until he was hurt a lew weeKs oeiore tne event is a fast little rascal and has rignr io re ton with a trial of in 1912 is all right now and she is counted on for the slow classes perhaps the stakes Patches 215 is considered worth while and has a good burst of speed These with Thistle Patch make uo the pacing division or the stable and a couple more are apt to loin them after the first of the year when training operations will begin in earnest Track to Be Ilcaurfnced Since he became secretary of the driving club George Conner has been paying a lot of attention to the mile track Added to his own observations he has the word oi the trainers who have been using it and the club has decided to carry out his suggestions as to a new top dressing The turns need resurfacing and contracts will be let in a few days The surveys have been made and from six to ten inches of clay will be added to the turns half way out from the pule The home stretch is all right as is most of the back stretch but where needed the right kind of dirt will be supplied so that in the soring the track can be made in excellent shape The track was not good this year the surface having been worn off but at that Dan Newell did a good job of patching It up to mako it fit for the best horses This is the first time since the reconstruc tion of the track bv the present driving club that anything has been done in the wav of adding soil to the surface What with a Rood mill track and a brand new half mil track probablv will be one the greatest training the country in 1914 and this will do much tn add to the of the snort which has been In high favor here for more than half a century rounds under ordinary circum stances but when he saw Eddie fearing In swinging both hands the chance was too good to miss He simply stiffened his left check ed that rush completely and as staggered back from th Impact shot the right over directly on the point of the chin Wan Counted Ont Down went and was counted out There was no about his defeat for it took five minutes to bring him to his senses But the pity of is that Kiibano always held that punch In reserve time he boxed in New York He bears the reputation of a in Gotham and he must do some thing wa yout of the common be fore ho cun hope to be well received If Ritchie had been content to merely box Cross and outpoint him as he certainly could have done he would not be the popular fistic herd that he is today Cross was a strong favorite and the general impression was that any man who would mix punches with him was doomed to defeat But Ritchie proved that was not only a master of the left hand jab but that he could also use his right when the occasion offered and afraid to let It go In this particular he differed from such clever boxers as Mcarland and Kilbane Both of the boxers in question have good right hands and can them if they want to But neither cure to take a chance Hitchle took the chance and by so doing has established himself as a big drawing curd in New York Uld Jem Mace often kaid me the man with a good straight left against a swinger and my money goes on the jabber every Would PIcrmc Him If Mace's ghost was at the ring side when Hitchle beat Leach Cross the spirit would have seen his prediction verified with this ad dltion The man with the straight jab not only good in that re but never neglected an op portunity to shove a straight right kln at the proper moment Judgingfrom the present aspect of thingsthere isn't a lightweight on the face uf Mother Earth who can whip Ritchie' has all the quali ties needed in a regular champion Xhitting power stamlnaand fceneral of the highest ordb? Not since Joe Gans was in his prjme have we had such a hlgh ciass exponent nf fistic art in lightweight di vision 7 CASS ATHLETES ARE BUSY TSjTrack and Basketball Are NowOccupying Their Attention Track work was tha center of attraction at Caw high last wetft A larre squad turovd out Monday and again Wednesday Shot put high Jump low hurdles dashes and four man relays The longer distances win not be run at Cass because they are injurious to young runners Gray War ren Jcrden and Clark showed good form' The first basketball 'squiui practiced Tuesday although some of' the better players were not out on account of the new eligibility rule Coach Katsr has de cided to enforce this very very rigidly BY HOWARD LEE THE articles that have been brought to my notice lately dealing with courses have made it clear in my mind thax here in this country are to bo founa golf courses thaf are the equal of any in the world or when Eng lish critics praise our courses one may be sure that the praise is warranted because golf is the last subject in which they will admit equality and when this admission conies we may be sure it is a gen uine one But who is qualified to really say which course is the best or second best etc? Surely it is a much mooted question any way you look ax it and no one should do any more than give an opinion on subject It was a shock to me to read Mr Devereux article in Goir for October and hear him say Posi tively and without question that the Piping Rock course on Long is land was the second best course in the country That is far too posi tive a statement it seems to me His opinion is valuable for the ar ticle he wrote to back up is state ment was a one and indeed Piping Rock must be a good course only one halt of all he says te true but his positiveness was a shock In the magazine Mr Ber nard Darwin the English critic who although I like Mr articles better is one of the best qualified writers on golf in that country wrote a similar article His re view of our courses was most in teresting and one could not help but feel as if he knew exactly of what he wrote He had however only seen a few of our American courses was the number I so could only classify those But his remarks were refreshing if only because he quannea ueiu uu make the statement of what was best and what Xatioual Liukx Are Best There is little doubt in my mind that the National links at Southamp ton I are the best in the coun try because they were constructed along the right lines Mr Darwin places the National links first among our seaside courses and the general opinion seems to back this up to its fullest extent But of the inland courses which is best? Darwin says Myopia and Emmet says Piping Rock Some think Garden City some Brookline etc but this subject is never set tled conclusively And it is just this that leads me to believe that tnere are so many here that the best American golfers is perfect our courses proud that our class ALMA TO MEEf OLIVET IN Ah STATE CONTEJ of the trucks as there Is more talk about three pr cent entrance now than ever in the past Drcmore arm has shipped to Roy Miller at Lexington two highly bred weanlings by Justice Brooke and out of Native Belie and Gay Worthy Of the new 2:10 pacers thia year rank Rogaah Jr Is first In speM with 2:01 ahl Michigan Queen by Marble Grit is second with 2:03 olnsetta the fast daughter of Baron gale and Anelia is at Dronw farm Lit tle will be done with her next year as it Is expected that the will be ripe for the stakes In 1915 Walter Cox waa given a banquet by the citizens of Dover last Thursday Poughkeepsie folks are going to do the same thing to Murphy Now that Snow is che of ue why give him a spread in Detroit? There was heavy vets at the recent election of officials at North Randall and the following candidates were successful: or Bert Shank for clerk Henry Chisholm for treasurer Devereux Lulu Lumlne the unbeaten western trot ter was bred In New Jersey by a man who sold her to Mr Srnolllnger William Simo un of New York owned the danie Lu mine and Orator the sire was owned in New Jersey Ed A Tipton and'lL Ievreux are said to at Work on a plan to form a new trotting association to consist only of the mile tracks This would not be a bod idea as It is hard to make rules equitable for both the big and the little ovals George Hutton went out to the aale near I antlac on Wednesday to buy a trot ter but came bacld with a two year old pa er Pt Colon by Raron Peter of a mam by slmmocolon next dam bv Antevnio youngster was tfemed on the trot until late and when his shoes were changed he began to scoot Johnson Schulz and Wood Smash Line for Loig Gains Mich November 16 Alma trimmed Ypsilanti Normal this morning 34 to Ov The Normals were outplayed by their heavier opponents at all stages in the game and had not Alma uetn penalized so frequently the score might have been larger Effie Johnson Schulz and Wood smashed through the line at will while line opened ud holes whenever needed To start it Pearl kicked poorly and it was ball on her 40 yard line In an exchange of punts and line smashes by Schulz Nor mal was forced cluse up to her own goal Un an attempt to punt irom behind his own eual Crousu tumoled and Alma scored a safety A ncment late? on a forward pass Vogt to Spinnty Alma registered her first touchiovn Schulz fail ul to kick goal In the second quarter Effie Jonison ran 25 yards lor a touchdown aa Wood repeat i the same stunt five minutes inter The third quarter began with Normal opening up some forward passes ran 40 for a the march got the ball on a fumble and by senes of line plunges sent Schulz for the last score Curtiss Mo I Kay piayea I Normal i ALMA Hyde Austin a Johnson Morri son Anderson Phillips MaybeeR Johnson bpinney liynearson VogtQ Hyde ColeR Hehulz Wood inal Alma 34 Alma Normal ter aima Alma ney from Schulz 2 mal Macol wain A Um pire Wyman Michigan Head linesman Steimie Time of quarters minutes irst Hcldelberr 12 Second Heidelberg of 6 Third Heidelberg 15 of 0 Clark Kitterer Dar cey 1 In 2 Goals from drop Darcey 2 Before Welts Ohio State Umpire Draper Ohio Wesleyan Head Wenner Michigan Time of 10 minutes good way to all more of golf courses is of such a general high standard If you have read the October num ber of the Western Golfer Mr Crafts magazine you being a Detroiter 1 presume must of course be very proud over the high classification that Edward Ray gave our own Country club course He gave no positive statement but said that in his opinion the Country club course was the best ho had played on in this country The other three courses mentioned were Mayfield of Cleveland Myopia of Boston and Brookline of Boston And Ray had played from coast to coast too so hts statement is one of which we may all be very proud But the very fact that both he and Mr Darwin were not so positive in their statements gives all the more weirnt co tnem there are many fine courses here and as opinions always vary it Is rather a task for one to state Just what course is superior to all the rest fi Trnlaea Gnum Pointe Course Realizing especially after what 1 have Just said that my own hum ble opinion may be doubted I do nevertheless want to add my word of to what has already been said about our course at Grosse Howard Lee ormer State Champion Quotes Au thorities in Support of This Statement Land scape May Be Inferior But for Actual Play Grosse Pointe Links Excel All clothes made by a pre and kept In repair Cree at or 0 year Dry cleaning oulta and overcoat) 1 Thirty third Book of Men'a with handy quick reterenc correct dresa chart free Champion's Decisive Defeat of 7 Leach Cross Makis Willie Solid in Metropolis on Manhattan Show Again BV GEOIIGC I'AKDl £There'a no getting away from the? tact' that th average wotf4ove a llkearto get'the'WOrth Bet thp ahekels heipaya at the atc V7 seeing the fur and' feather liy itJAnd hat just why ex JhiMtlon put up by'ouf latest light tllcfiie Hi round 'sketch of t)lnngan5iun9biUougj tgvd at hMadiaon ASJiuarq Garden rfPlht Monday has etfdeiuf WHHe to 5Uh hearts of alk'pWlfetlC' iew i Orgera? lu the Breid way cafys in ITevory spot where tight patronst congregate yph hear the comment '4 Mhut tellow 'Ritchie is the best leave had since: the days of KidKi Lavigne and Joe Scer Slug'grrs noiico df 'iTBatlling Nelson and Ad Wolfcast are (passed (Tver iittsllencej There's a reason' Both or: the men in 9 tion were mere rough sluggers pending on their strength sHd'etam io win out fos them djdn shine Ao any ifi lu round bouts because unless their wild hammering tactics crushed an op poneiil in quick time they were apt to be outpointed and quite fre qutntly were You may askr'tlow about Terry but please remember that Terry fought in the time of the Horton law when 25 ruund bouts were legal Nowadays the champ who visits Gotham hasigut to show inside ybf 10 sessions or his pugilistic stock Vgoes way down below par That Is one reason whj Johnny Kilbane the present holder of the featherweight title is in bad around Ltaere Johnny is a fine scientific ar tist and can play with gloves like a kitten with a ball but he loves that feather title so much that you can't persuade him to risk It in the slightest degree He carries a knockout punch in his right mitt frythftt is on tap when he wants toU6e it Ask Joe Rivers whom he put to sleejj in the early part of or if further corroboration needed consult Eddie riorne wise guys got to Eddie whoserpreal narne by the way has ar Jitbrew thg to it that smells bor Yibly of stale herrings and tuld him' thusly: Sure Enough Misflt This chap Is a misfit a thing uf said the men of wtsaom beat' Abe Attcll just because 'he caught him out of shape never done anything since Korth mentioning He stalled in every bout had afraid to mix'afraid to take a chance Go right grafter him from the start make up and you'll be featherweight'champion In no The man with the borrowed Celtic il moniker listened and It sounded Stood to him The bout wras listed nln Philadelphia on the same nlhtf that Ritchie punched holes in Leach' ft Gross until that estimable young gent looked like a Imitation Swiss choese that had been nibbled on by mice overnight And what happened? Well started out of hiscorner with ferocity of a bulldog leaping upon a stray cat He didn't fear Kilbane's punch for Johnnv have a wallop worth noticing' The brainy geezeis had told him so and innocent Eddie was willing to stake his fistic future on the Infor mutlnn time i tiJ DmViahlo Tii We sayit advisedly without reservation ain't with the emphasis of black type We make a good suit or overcoat to order for SL better at $20 finer S2 5 clothes that you will be as proutl tuwear as we to make We make evening dress clothes to order tor $3750 $4250 tuxedos (dinner jacket) $30 $35 $10 and bllk line them We make' astrakhan' collar overcoats as with quilted for $30 $3250 $35 We make the new overcoats as Eng' lishy in cut and fabric as stand for at $20 up We make fine worsted trousers to order at and at several in between prices up to $750 that other tailors well ask up to double for We make in a day too We make only to order and to measure as quickly as your need guarantee without an welcome complaints! About 90 pacers stepped Into the 2:10 Hot this year Mr Billings has 13 trotters In stable fnr saddle horses PM the Great leads the sires of money winners down the big thl3 3'caf Tha New York hors show Is on this week and will be followed by the horse sale now' has been able to do a lot of work wltb horses at the state fair Spalding by Barongale and froghe(Ia by Drdmore have been sold to a man Oklahoma rvi Jamison won S2 races and with hl stable of eight horses on the halt mile trai hs Branham Ba'ighman an honest pacer went through the season without Winning a race Williams who was manager ot the N'w York tlaseo this year is trying to get the ship oft the rocks The ahestnut pacer Mokover Girl 2US14 has been sold by Sim Burroughs ot Cleve land to somebody In Michigan Peter the Great McKinney Bellini and Todd are the only stallions that hare sired 'more than ten 2:10 performer The Cox stable heads the list of money winners with 385000 Murphy being next with $77000 and Geers third with The fast rarer Pickles likes the speedway gamp first class and is doing ail that was expected of her in New York rank Bcgash Jr having won $24325 thia vear ranks second among all harness horses Etawah being first and Tnara third 7 State fair folks wilt foregather at the Hotel Sherman Jn Chicago on December 3 nrd 4 and their dates for next year The Michigan circuit eet a pace for all Pointe It is only two years old but a newcomer cun hardly believe this for the fairway is in beautiful shape and our greens are quite as good us the average now and will Improve with use I think that the black surface near the lake would account for this although it Is something that was sadly lack ing on our old course and that was nearer the lake than the present course Although the country round about is nut ugly the general land scape is not one of particular beau ty so in that respect we must ad mit Inferiority to many other courses It is in the playing course itself that the club places its pride and 1 can say along with Ray that it is the best course I have played over in this country I have played many courses in the east and most all the prominent courses in the northwest andr never have I seen one that put up the same test of golf as the course up on Lake St Clair Mr II Colt of England laid out the course and as he is the highest authority on golf course construction the committee made the right kind of a start There were 27t acres of ground to choose from and this fact aided him a lot for it allowed him to make each hole separate from the last so that there was none of this confusing going back and forth over a square lot and having holes run parallel When one is playing one nole he is entirely separate from the rest ot the holes and so is free from that noise and the danger of having a stray ball lay one low Excels in Length of Holes It is in the length of the holes that our course excels I think for only on two boles could the length be Changed to any advantage namely the eleventh and sixteenth or eighth All the holes are of fine caliber especially one two thirteen and seventeen A great deal of stress is laid on the drive and a long accurate driver finds the holes opened up very well but let fcjin fall down the least bit on his driving and he is indeed in quite a difficult position This is especially true on the first third and ninth holes where a short drive or the line gives an approach shot that requires a nicety that few amateurs possess Several changes have Leen sug gested and talked over but the discussion generally gets down to whether or not the eleventh hole should be altered in any way Per sonally I believe that the holes should either be lengthened or shortened for it seem right that one should be forced to play short of a trap or a ditch on a long hole Long holes are for the benefit of the longer player and if he is forced to play short on his second shot he loses his advantage In either case I believe that the bank of the ditch should be levelled and a large trap Inserted to guard the green and then the would be unbeatable The short fifth hole gives a hook ed shot too much advantage and allows luck to enter into the cal culation too much A ditch where one might get a good lie and his opponent a poor one when the snots TRICK PLAYS WILL BE STOCK rromIse8 Center of ootball 1 Interest Thistle Patch Recently Bought by Thomas Newton' Held in High Pacer is Member of Snow "4 Stable Which 8 at State air Track and One of Strongest Successful Trainer Ever Has Had Mile Track is Being Resurfaced BY RANK COOKE OR THE IRST TIME since the inauguration of the stake in 1896 a Detroit man looks to have a good chance to land a renewal of A 'the Chamber of Commerce the classic of the pacing turf Some Detroit horses have been named in the past although they were out of their element Judge Denny and Little Dick being two of them but this time there is a reason so to speak Twice the ft stakevhas fallen to the lot Detroit 'owners through the'victorieaot Siva and Stanley Dillon and several trotters belonging here have lieen in the original entry for this evqnL The Chamber pf Commerce sajie has not been given serious consideration by the townsfolk' until this fall 'and it a pleasure to chronicle the fact that onejof the best sportsmen injhe city has tossed ms nat in uie nun Thomds Newton Detroiters Are Rushed Off Their eet in irst ew Min utes of Play Special to The ree Preu November berg university today defeated the University of Detroit here 21 to 0 The invading footballers of Law ton failed to get the dump on the Ohioans and were rushed off their feet in th first few minutes of playClark left half going over the Detroit line for the first touchdown from the five yard line after five minutes of play Detroit was out guessed' out charged and out kicked the Heidel berg university having them on the run from whistle to whistle Only in the third quarter did the Univer sity of Detroit brace and Hold the Ohioans and then their gains were temporary and ball was kept pretty well in field throughout toe several times threaten ed added points the hall sailing but a few inches outside the posts However he managed to plant one goal between from the 12 yard line on a drop kick It was the only points scored by Heidelberg on any sort of goals and came in the sec ond quarter of play Kitterer scored the second touch down fur the Buckeye footballers seven minutes after the second pe riod had started going over from the seven yard line Stahlklltter Clark and White had potinded the line and rounded its ends for sub stantial gains Detroit seemingly be ing unequal to the onslaught they were forced to face Coach Lawton forced a fight into his men between halves and when the third quarter started the Detroiters held Heidelberg in mld fleld Elevens Will ace Each Ofo wp jounn lime for Inter collegiate Honors Alrra Mich November i the University of Michigan a 1 A football teams done work aud the hJ school vhaninionsM settled all Michigan eat is turning toward the bl igan intercollegiate itruaeb tween OUvtt and Alma nt uday on the Crimson Held Never in the history or igan Intercollegiate 11 3 teams seemingly so eveniv bi'M ed fought for the title nd 3 before has the game come after the other star 1 3 tlons Tlie reJords the tw uuic iUaUQ sucuun warrant 71 largest crowd that has ever nessed aji I A A match ber Tomorrow Coach start putting his men flnl naoes for th 1 wl that Alma is honing tA i This promises to fl a thio jae I Lt IUD svaoun ii wmen Aimawil have full strength inir fllWAva hitl ir men out of the game because 0 injuries Durlner th i weeks the team nas been gradnJ 1 working uts vm ha ArbAll awJ 'N WUU Wiltt KI success In Adrian game only one of 14 attempts was 8uece chfitviinr that 1 1 ai4 bound to tail Bleamaster i oiiil inr fin criiiTio at i Mavnui carpel a md With hiS Own Stvla rf rIo 1 great extent and during tb ln1 AW WAPkd tnltAh trlvsin tn tha rinan rr vumri has been ShOTvn anv a games In open work owing to vet having men on the field With four weeks of praette these plays which were Insuih intn inc mtAi nttenncal tvr unvti Alma is expected to pull off i0J good gains Plenty ake Plajr Plenty of fake plays and cr I a ml 1 ovttiBUb WV1A wuu J11IQH grfc backfield and ends will be on Blu muntAr'u nrmzra fnr he i Johnson tsa tackle will be greatly depend upon both in carrying the ball on defense No tearc this sod has been able to stop this gud even two of the best teams in id xv i rs i ri iscn A It is hard to figure where Olltl can even hope to atop the man thd Macklin and Coach Harper ot Kod avaine class as one ot the tackles In the west Big gains by Captain Wood niJ thu rest of tha back fiA aid looked for Wood while light a second Maulbetch and has bt auto to pierce every nne tin struck this season except tt rMtinis riM rv tM'nnni an vs should also nrov to Ha rrra nwd f'ainers for local team SchuJ a one of the beat broken Ud backs in the I A A and year while a freshman shovd enuuerh stuff to cinch a 1 every I A A selection Vod at quarter is amo an an i A rnan and has a good head Those men will nlav the last rr of their college career against 01:1 vet xney are eeiermineti to sail Olivet that Alma can repeat trick of the last three wM nlnsr the 7 A A titlo and nJ state minor college title from OJ vei Investment In this pacer which by the way is somewhat more thaJi the best six cylinder space destroy nr made in Detroit would have cost him Mr Snow has been watching the horse since colthood days and when everything was ready he slip ped down to Lexington and was not long in coining to terms for the purchase of the animal Thistle Patch is by Joe Patchcn one of the greatest pacers that ever stepped on a race track and just about as good as a sire and out of Sara Ann bv Thistle This makes him an own brother io Star Patchcn 2:04 with which snow won second money In stake in 1 909 when Gorge Ganu took the big check Also he is a brother of Sara Ann Patch 2:06 a mighty clever race mare in the hands of CuX Bred in the east and raised at Goshen by Will Dickerson who is a handy man at the Job Thistle Pauh did nut have a great deal done with him in the days when he was a colt nor in his four year old form cither This season they worked him and shinned the horse to Lexington: where he paced a mile in 2:05 and came the last half in aminute Thistle Patch does not wear a boot and of him Roland Drake who was a trainer before he became a correspondent says he is about the best mannered green nacer seen in many muons The horse will win ter and be trained here and if no looks as good in April as he now does he will be named in all oi the pacing 'stakes including the Chamber of Commerce This means native sons will be pulling for Thistle Patch when race day rolls around Suov Hu Good Stable The success of Snow on the grand circuit this year was one of the big things uf season on the start1 the Snow stable na hot look so 'vvrv treat in fact his Iriends thought that he would have to show unusual skill to make monev with the lot in such last' company However Snow had his horses In prime condition when the battb started and he kept them up alb through the long circuit stand ing high among the money winning drivers and being one of the halt a dozen who gathered 4n more than $20009 rom a glance at the material at hand now comfortably stabledi the state fair grounds Snow ap wars to have about as good atable as ever ttll to his lot There i hot the slightest questiofi about wintering and conditioning the hQrss for Snow alwavs has them looking wpII with nlentv of fat and vitality and not drawn to the last ounce Then too he is methodical In his operations lays out a cer tain schedule and sticks to It so that he just about knows where a horse cati step when he turns one loose bls horses ready Snow is ablv assisted bv Pan Newell himstlf a superior baretaker and a high class) trainer and they' are surrounded by a lot of men of ex perience who take good care of the horses also of' themselves The combination work out well in fact the operation ofj the Snow stable is something a fj other trainers could afford to cpdv with profit Stable' Stronv In Trotters There was a time when Snow was spoken of as one of the best men behind a tiaccr whether with or without the straos He could rig and train on of thse babies then sight him through the stretch just as cleverly as any man who ever climbed into a aulky Thia season saw somewhat of a change as the money won bv the Miow horses came through victor ies in trotting races Robert MHrol being a warrior bold in his class Snow has trotters for more 4 than likely that he will fig ure in some of the futurities There is Gen Worthy now two and by Gen Watts? a chestnut gelding by Derby Axworthy and out of The Sister 2:15 a chestnut filly two by Sun rancisco Miss risco a three year old San rancisco and others There is a four year old brown filly by Great Heart that promises to be a good trottes at maturity the Great Hearts not having been wonders as colt trotters A four year old filly by Abdell (The Her mit) has a lot of trot and is ex pected to be ready to race Bar oness Todd 2:39 is regarded as a guod prospect and she will be prepared for the races It is known that a number of trotters will be added to the stable in tha next two months as Snow is considerable of a with the Michigan owners and his work during the season lust closed has elevated his stock materially The horses probablv will right here 'until the first meeting in the grand circuit Snow hag been in the habit uf going to the covered track in March and Abril but with a winter like the last one he sees no necessity ot that move He will bo right on the job after the holi days and get the stuff ready to make dash for the money I'uwra With i Marks By nu means has Snow cut loose from the pacers for he has in his stable some that have headed the summaries and are expected to do the same thing again The fastest of them is Evelyn 2:00 and those who see' her at the fair grounds say this game mare never looked better than she does nowShe will have the benefit of good wintering and training and be among those present In the first free for all ready to measure strides with rank Bogash Jr Earl Jr Braden Direct and all of the rest of the speed marvels Great Scott 2:06 came to Snow late in the season and won every heat of the three races In which he Htarted so that looks like one of the real stake horses for 1914 Eddie billiard 2:06 Is in trim ami Sadie Hal 2:05 now is sound and Snow counts on her to be up among those that are sensations The Michigan mare Bessie ul 4A r' 4' 'SC 7 zi HKWULf TTITr A Mt Kz A' 4 I a I Hi Du if ht a tt'H 7 7 i I 1:1 i i i 2 i 1 I i i 0 iK I I I 4 I I I I ns i i Is? ihwhl 'f si iiMw I I hJ TSZ DETROIT HETD7LBERG Dalton Willett Nolan Stahl Ankeney Yohe DanzerL Brown Welsh isher Andreas Rosskopp Baker Sloane kTR EiHott Deckard Jt White Mullane Butcher Dolan Marahke Darcey Harbrecht LL Clark Garmenorth Harding Kitterer Haigh (capt) White inal Heidelberg 21 of 0 BURROUGHS HAND BALL LEAGUE standing' 5 Pet Horton Hay 93 750 RBhardenn Rennardtt'n 8 4 6H ronnor Mathlaon 7 M3 larkNhtr 5 5S3 fMactobert Howard 7 8 43 AV alker Hahaay 5 4 583 Davjg 6 6 5oij'jCmHs LIrka fi 7 416 CorbY ob rnan 6 7 41A yTnn 7onrrpRon 2 7 222 Rnriknitiri 2 10 1W.