The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-16
Ere Dame to Battle For West
morrow--University and
M. A. C. to Clash /
AY CITY COMING FOR
4 STATE TITLE TILT
her Important Games--Foot-
BAN Swings Around Seasons
Half-Mile Post
BY HAROLD W WILCOX;
proiooue-

BY HAROLD VI WILCOX
Prologue.
Nov II Deal hadn't been a lucky
Deal, Who's Dealt What college
y got to. where'd he ever play foot.
Nil? Say" t-a.
Deal yer know. stallinss. Braves,
WORLD.
THE blow fell. the thud resounded
md the inorgue claimed him. az
sail right" said the jury at the
1ouest. Its not murder, you know,
or he was dead one anyway IL he
Edn't know the world series WAS
14er. What! That Maubetsch may
- some kid, DO, but jest walt till
hot boy Julian hits that line. And
Hat black baby, Smith! Movie !,
oet, Say, give that whole team of
koot's shotguns and sledge-hammers
Nd Il couldn't break out Of greeii-
cuse!'
f. With Rudolph and Hank Gowdy
1mped TO the vaudeville league,
IA Cobb transforming, Meanwhile
l&cne to claim HIS bride, and the all
<ars safely started for Honolulu, the
Dorting world has hauled out It's
1ercoat and soap-stone foot-warmer
ND IL ready to settle down tomorrow
the besplintered planks OF college
ediums to watch the good old grid
No game speed round the half-mile
o5t and head for the real champion
~ stretch.
There's thrill for the whole coun-
~ tomorrow. Notre. Daae has gone
New Haven 10 battle for the west
Hinst the east in the first great
<er-sectional gridiron clash OF re-
mt years. The morrow sees Micai-
IN. bent on revenge. and M. A. c.,
b for second taste OF Wolverine
IRE. digging determined cleats into
- gridiron, at East Lansing, and
<oiting the kickon in the great state
1<ball classic OF the year. Inciden-
Nv, we should learn tomorrow just
1ok kind Of a team Yost has this
Epr the fans who still have warm
Nee In their hearts for the high
1ools, there will be some mighty
Dortant elimination battles for the
1to title. Here in Detroit, Central
"a seek to repel the invaders from
~ City, who met disastrous defeat
lansing, but who, nevertheless,
coming with reinforcements that
me- them formidable. Grand Rap
= 40 marching on Jackson, sure of
c<ory. but very likely To find itself
viEnd TO surprise party Last
1ok the Prison City boys took a
I1adid brace and easily eliminated
NAV Eastern.
IInskegon will engage In a prac.
~ tilt with Grand Rapids Union
III and the Lansing cohorts, who
< the respect OF the other top
cchers last week by going down
Inglorious defeat before Alma high
take on Battle Greek. Flint
h which has been playing dandy
D1ball all fall. win give Detroit
stern Q whiri. and the game should
~ the local lads an idea of where
~ stand In select circles.
Detroit will have to survive the
Ut way II can tomorrow without
o1lege football. for the U. OF ID. war
ore Will make pilgrimage TO OH
Ut for their second game In M. l.
AZ circles. The result of the game
not worrying Coach Lawton, but a
)oGk on hospital duty for his team
iIl probably result from the trip IL
There viii be no good opportunity
- get q line on M. l. A. A. probabili-
~ for 1914 tomorrow, except. per-
ops, through comparison OF the
zllIsdale and Olivet games with U.
ID Alma plays Ypsi normal, Hills
n5e will meet Kazoo normal, and Al
lou will oppose Kazoo college. The
Mt Is the only strictly scheduled
u ]. Al. A. contest. and II Is not like
NJ 70 have bearing on the title tilt.
Even in high school circles. Detroit
H1ll have rather quiet day tomor.
low. Besides Central, the only team
10 play In the city will be Western,
Vbich meets Monroe. Eastern goes
~ Flint. Cass to Windsor, and North.
western to Ypsilanti.
B Outside OF the Notre Dame-Yale
1truggle. there are few games which
s AVE more than local Interest, al.
enough the results may have an i'm.
rortant bearing on the probable show,
1gs later In the season. The most
mportant OF the few, to Michigan
<1ns will be the Pennsy-Navy game
mich will demonstrate the success
Nth which the Quaker school has
Sen remodeling the. weak aggrega
(cn Of the early season.
Coach Bieamaster'sl long hospital lis
1uDed Him fo wind mp practice nj Al.
- the middle OF the week. aud th,
[1o1r squad Will he given n rest toda y
Umorrow Alma plays yp-i Normal nj
>1ootb~r strong argument agsins
1Dl1lOu games has developed. Yes
D1ny Fred Moilwitx first sseker fo
U<dn. WAS married to Miss CoiIett.
&1rnee. ~ Menonsinee. He met he
- exhfbifion unme ut Green I'm!