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The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
THREE AGGIES
ARE LIKELY TO
HAVE NEW JOBS

Coach Macklin. OF the Aggies, Is
sticking to the formation In the line
which he first tried out few days
ago-VanDervoort at right tackle,
Straight at right guard. and Coryeli
at left guard The shift puts three
men In pesitions they never played
before. vanDervoorst. during his
first year with the|varsity, trained
In the right flank berth. Straight at
left and Coryell as reserve tackle.
Just how long the coach will con
time 10 retain the present arrange
ment OF linemen IL question. but
to those who have been watching
the Farmers do their daily exercises
II looks as II the lineup might be-
come the regular thing. IL there Is
any change II Is expected to come
at left guard. where couple OF
doughty candidates, Brownield and
Chapel. are putting up a big fight
for place.
Brownfeld Is being trained 10 play
relief center 10 Frimodig. This will
reduce the likelihood OF his being
used at guard, so that in reality the
contest for the guardship may sim
mer down to Coryell and Chapel
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
Yost Uses Scrimmage AS
Excuse to Ginger His Squad

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Sept. 30
The long expected FIRST scrimmage
at Ferry field is over, and Coach
Yost has taken ady antage OF this
initial melee TO discover Just what
a miserable squad he has this year.
Two elevens. neither OF them repre-
sentative OF his veteran material.
tugged back and forth across the
grid for IS minutes. and tnen Dunno
and Zeiger scored a touchdown for
the first team with a forward pass
This gave the coach a chance TO
impress upon his proteses what a
gang OF bushers they we're. and he
did the JOB in approved style. He
sent them TO the showers singing
with his criticism. and this after
noon, he will have a chastened. des-
perate crew Of FASTENERS on the
field. Then he will get some real
work out OF them. Yost's criticism
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
MacklinS OO-POu1ders Drop
Average of 10 Pounds a Man
FrimOdig Leads BY
Discarding 16 Pounds
of Blubber

EAST LANSING. Mich. Sept. 30.
Coach Macklins linemep
weighed in after three weeks OF
drill. the 200-pound average marked
by the forward division when the
squad mustered az Pine lake was
discovered 10 have fallen 10 about
1870. The big fellows on the aver
age dropped something like 10
pounds each during the three weeks
training period.
Frimodis. al center, was ticketed
as the lightest man among the line
men. When he first donned a foot
ball outfit at the lake, he balanced
the weights at about lsS, but his
heft as registered later was about
172. Straight, who was 200 when
he went into action the first time.
had thinned down 10 1856. while Van
Dervoort reported 1913 pounds OF
beef Just one of the boys is at
present holding up over the two cen
rury point. This is Chapel Black
lock went on the scales al 1876.
As much as anything else, the
weights reported by the men are be
lieved 70 Indicate that the squad is
approaching something like fighting
form. The surplus blubber has been
worked OF practically every member
OF the string. with the result that
the men will be almost in the pink
OF condition when they go onto the
gridiron Saturday with Olivet in the
opening game OF the Aggie series
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
NATIONALS RUN
WILD ON MACK

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3O--Dope.
sters have been busfly engaged since
sunset yesterday seeking a time
when the Nationals had made 30
runs or 80 hits in a lone afternoon
before Wednesday They have not
unearthed the occasion as ynt Ten
Iuns and II hits pounded on Davis.
Of the Athletics in the frs. game Of
double header yesterday. and then
the Nationals ran amuck. Sheehan.
who beat he Tigers twice this wear.
was maced for 20 runs and y hits
In the second game The Athletics
set new seasons record IN this
game. making 10 mlsplays The
Mackmen's error total for the DAY
was -.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
PHILLIE SHOW
DOWN AT BOSTON
JARS BOOKIES

NEW YORK. Sept. 3O.-An cpl
demic Of cold feet attacked sporting
circles in New York today. The i'm
pressive showing Of the PhIllies
against the Braves right In Bos ton
yesterday has scared the boys who
were making Carrigau's team the
favorite. and there was a big ten
dency all up and down the row 10
cut out the odds and make the world
seT!es betting an even money propo
sition. II will take a sensational
showing against Washington tomor-
row and Saturday 10 enable the Red
Sox 10 bolster UP their adherents
who noted the National league re-
turns this morning.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
REDS0X GET,
LAMPS FULL.
Watch Quakers Cinch
Flag And Get a
Shock

BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 30.-The
Phillies not only cinched the Ma
tional league pennant here yester-
day. but they also displayed their
wares to the curious Boston popu-
lace In fine style. Alexander pitch
I'd one-hIt game. his form being
even better than on his other one
hit occasions this season.
Rudolph was touched up for 10
hits. and the Quakers proved their
class by hitting all along the line.
everybody getting q safety except
Stock and Burns. Cravath demon
str ated that he can drive out home
run in the immense Boston arena as
we'll as in the tiny pasture at Phila.
delphia, and his blow came at a
timely moment
Alexander. who hasn't been able
TO hit flock OF balloons all sum
mer. struck terror into the hearts
OF the Bostonese by slamming out Q
double and single. and Paskert IN
jected a triple into the proceedings
The only Brave TO get hit on
Alexander was Sherry Magee. a for
mer Phillie II was the thirty-nrst
victory for Alexander this season.
Fitcnburg. Mass. turned out by
the hundred 10 honor the famous ma.
tive son. Pat Moran. and after Comp
ION had struck out TO finish the
game. c1t loose with a snake dance
right In Boston Moran himself was
40 tIckled that he threw several
base b&lls into the crowd for the kids
10 scramble for.
a large number OF the Red Sox.
American league champions, were In
the stands 70 see what they could
sec, and they got their eyes full
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
WASH. AND JET.
DISCOVERS ONE
JACK BOVILLE

WASHINGTON. Pa. Sept. 30
Coach Folwell. OF the Washington T.
Jefferson football team. has decided
TO give Jack Boville. OF Detroit. a
thorough trial during the next few
days. Boville is a brother OF Regi-
Maid Boville. crack end on last years
great team Jack is now big and
rangy. bat lacks experience. still
he is being figured as a varsity pos
sibiity II he safely comes through
the course OF sprouts Folwell has
planned for him.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30

Now II tho Tigers would only Law
down and roll over. all this terrific
suspense about who Is going 20 win
Ran Iohnson's handkerchief would be
ended.
New York fans are delirious with
JOY TODAY There In to be no city
series. New York has had too much
baseball this year" said the mag
mates 10 an accompanying chorus OF
Where"
Picture sherry Magee's feelings as
he saw tho pills, whom he spurned
last spring cop the pcnnant with It's
accompanying shower OF gold.
The Senators scored 30 runs In two
games against the Athletics. You
know the Athletics. Frank Bakers
and Eddie Collins old team. Mem
berg
Frank Schultz has made three
homers In two days. Pretty good for
an old man, en-
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30

is lashing thing when 1t breaks
loose, but he can turn ii into a spur.
and II gets work instead Of sulki-
ness invariably.
Just what the afternoon program
will be vas not announced. but II IL
probable that 1t will consist chiefly
violent onslaught on the funda
nentals, procedure that invari-
ably foIfows me first scrimmage and
the frst game OF the season Here
il the way the "Hustle'em-up" tutor
lined up his candidates yesterday:
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
WILL
FIGHT FOR OCT.
8 FOR OPENER

CHICAGO. Sept 3o.--A wrangle
over the opening date for the
worlds series was forecasted here
today by the statement OF Ban
Johnson who declared that he will
ask the National commission TO set
Oct. 8 for the FIRST game. The Ma.
tlonal leaguers want TO open Oct. Q
10 give Alexander a chance 10 work
in the first two games, Johnson an.
nounced that the commission would
meet at the Waldorf hotel in New
York Saturday morning at IL
o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
Send Contracts to
Athletes i'm Trenches

OTTAWA. Ont. Sept. 3O.-The OF
tawa Hockey club announced that
they would send contracts to the
trenches to Punch" Broadbent. Leth
Graham ard Allan Wilson. to hold
them on the reserve list. This mea-
sure was taken so that In the event
Of. war breaking up before the spring
the boys would be welcomed home
A contract will also be sent to Art
Ross. The club hopes to get Ross
back In the game.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
HERALDS GET
INDIAN TO HELP
BEAT UP IRISH

Coach Marshall has determined
upon bold stroke. The coach OF
the Heralds has carefully considered
the boasts OF the Erie Brau eleven.
Of Cleveland, which will help the
Heralds pry open the season here
Sunday at Packard park. and decid-
ed to pit a genuine redskin against
the Irishman. Newashe, former Car
Isle star IN Jim Thorpe's DAYS. has
reported 10 the Heralds and will
probably play Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
PHIL CARTER
BEATS NUDGE

GREENWICH, Conn Sept 81
Dudley Nudge Yale golfer and win
ner Of low score medal az Detroit
In the National golf tourney. defeat
ed Max Marston Yesterday in the
semi-nnals OF the Invitation tourncy
here. and then went down 10 6 to ?
defeat in the finals before Phil Car.
tel, junior metropolitan champion
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
CUE CHAMPION
LAGS BEHIND

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-William
r. Huey. OF Chicago has a lead OF
10 points in his championship three
cushion billiard match with Cham
pion George Moore today. The
score stands: Huey, 100: Moore, 80
The final block will be played to
night. Huey has TO score 80 points
tonight while Moore Is counting 90.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
NIGHT BASEBALL
ON FRIDAY CARD

NEW YORK. Sept. 30 Baseball
will be added to the gayety OF New
Yorks night.life. Tomorrow night
At the Brooklyn Federal league park
n now lighting system will be tried
out which promoters said today left
nothing To be desired. rhe lights
are SO arranged. II Is said. that the
spectators will not be annoyed by
the glare.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
e Give Red Thought They By Wapng
THE INDICTMENT is NIX

II is said that the winner or
the Frank Moran.Jim Cofrey bout
will be matched with Willard. II
is also rumored that the winner
OF the Wednesday night bout be-
tween Al Reich and Gunboat
Smith may be matched with the
champion. Well. the winners may
have a great opportunity, but the
losers will have their health.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
TOM LEACH MAY
BOSS COLONIES

CHICAGO, sept. 3o.-Tommy
leach. who won fame as a mem
her OF the great Cub machine a few
years ago and who played with the
Cincy Reds this year. may be made
manager OF the Louisville club In
the American association next year.
Tommy has his rods up ready for
the lightning to strike.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
WHITE VALUES
HIS GOOD HEALTH

MILWAUKEE. WIS. Sent So
Charlie White has called Oh nego-
tlations for n proposed bout with
Willie Richie here in November.
White VAS peeved when he learned
Richie was demanding more money
than he Was 70 receive.
u took the philadelphia Nrtiensis
~ years Ia win penHurt. tt that
rate they would repent ia 1917.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
Watching the Scorebosrd.
YESTERDAYS HoMERs.

YESTERDAYS HOMERs.
CrnxRth, phiIite., OF Rudolph,
Braves Zimmerman. Cubs, OF
Lear, Reds schmie. Cubs. OF
Irnr, Redsi Good. Cubs. OF Lear,
Redst Packard. Kawfcds. or Dnv-
export. >ioufedsi k.un. Brook
feds. OF tnde rson. Buneds, Gan
an, senators, on Davies. Athletics.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
JACKSON SETS
PACE FOR 3-CUSH
LEAGUE STARS

Clarence Jackson. Detroit, won his
second victory in the Interstate
Three Cushion league AZ the Swee'
ney-Huston rooms last night by de-
faa;'ng Harry Cooler. indianapolis.
league president, so 10 rs in - inn
ings. The game was featured BY the
u bank slots attempted by Jackson.
Is OF which counted.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
What May Happen
in Standings Today
"commlsh" 20 Met

CINCINNATI. O.. Sept 90 CHAIR
man Hermann, OF the National com
mission, announced today the Ma
tional commission will meet At the
Waldorf hotel, New York. Saturday
morning. al u O'Clock. TO arrange
for the worlds serios.
New York laughed NJ chicago after
the otcb-Hs~kenschmidt amir since
the McFsrinnd-t,Ibbons bout the
shoes are on the other foot.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30

in
ery dfhculr old dog new tricks ana we AT" nov
again prepared that the goes
has late to forget The nnuraerao %
Crawford have coaborateu
r.r,ss from the debit when the opportunity Tor pu
these starting
ink unusual frequency ana
they failed in of instances than Is customary o ~
Blu YESTERDAY -, puu. tho
After Ioiterng Wednesday argument WIN me
bad in the nnth
annoyed exceedingly and succeeded n cquiihs pas %
md a the waited
she Offering slapped left Cooo went 10
dookth hurried his play ana e'
Sister who cahped IN tn
horsehide around
IL roaming through the bull per-
triple, but II as single ohy lo' ma
familiar
will cease to enthuse "h
come through n shadow OF defeat
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30

Mordecai Brown il suing tho Cine
Reds for 1920 back salary. alleged
10 BE- due since 1913.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30

a ri n A will
the YESTERDAY he
wv yesterday Thursday up was hppeu
4sf>v - a the real thing
All OF that Weman has won seven OF
eight out
quarters all the
would imposing
veil all clubs the Johnson circuit are nov
Welman There one
according LOUIS
Of mansaugher IL the
himself darng the
the big southpa" the Ce'eaha
Indans.
hardened would be
championship possipy
caused 20
polish on
blood had been split but not
would Packey
7fcFsr and Justice in his more belgerent
the and devoted their energies TO keep
Young
% him OF the bag after dropping pitch
annoyed Pep He
Then Brownies
which Jared
tagged him and that made
The followed reputa-
In q seconds
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30

CHICAGO Sept 30-VIth most ali
the positions on the Maroon elce Ga
filled. Redmon and Fisher to-day were
pitted against each other IN ihc
scrimmnge In their GRht for center
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30


marathon football
Golfers this fall
4ncases and the Haskell Indians the
hrnd becoming saiated with
weeks from Saturday the Catholics Lincoln
ySeks viii West
T. Omaha Neb and Austin and Houston Tex
Dame does
military academy at Berlin this
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30

CHICAGO. sept 30--A lively scrim-
mage and 2 tryout OF triple forma
tions and running back punts was fhf
today.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
N, M airy,

Safeties--Cooler. !. IItcues, tr'ezes
and fouls--None.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
Boston Looks Over Alexander

Wednesday Grover Alexander
/N interested in the pitcher
reached their that Grover was the per
idle and they out
Mr. Alexander hurting
Gabby cleaned the sacks
Eacbs.
Incidentally fourth
innings he pitched this and that he
being
~ he twrled this
loft ouhed
0peaker Hooper and Lewis
Grants HOodOO is Gasoline
seriously
2 ed sheepshead speedway this
He has figured In three mishap in his racing
&ukich casotne been Of trouble.
one serious accoeht tne corona
wheel broke while he jogging along s5mle gait and the
and he nearly alive
spring
filled His coughed
sout Of business for the day.
Grant the hero the the of his
while
h aide and distance all
result his headwok and drive
Bench Duty Pays in Golf
ED AIIS
mi times the student of the we'll
national a
fasd qualify
harmed that he had faults gripping his clubs
y ~ end on all full shots.
ha made OF II 13
three consecutive
Evidently Anis did learn something while
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
Bench Duty Pays in Golf
Orange Stealing Notre Danes Stuff


had to give
~
outlined schedule to
battling
ked worth while started
Duchnell the cards this
the hod by
O. year '
Then IN rapid succession Rochester Brown
Arbo
e hchigan just after the Age had flushed
Michigan OF
yeaf, things likely 10 happen the
After the Michigan New York
ee long journey stopping Nov 25 Mssoula
Montana winding Portland
AGg1es. 80 s'"
in a
schools Of national reputation. " e
The Detroit times., 1915-09-30
There's One Club Weilman Can't Beat

YEIIMAN will pitch today. That's the word Branch Il
AA/ cd out TO the after the game YESTERDAY i
wv stated 10 hurl yesterday but the Thursday up
aS%v y overs the real thing
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-05-26
SHIP TALK is STOPPED
UNITED STATES CEASES CONFER
ENCE WITH BRITAIN.
State Department Demands Better Un-
Outstanding Before Informal Me-
gotiations Continue.

Washington, May 24.-Secretary
Bryan ordered the termination of the
unofficial negotiations which have been
in progress between the United States
and Great Britain with reference to
cotton and dyestuffs.
Two reasons prompted this action
on the part of the secretary of state
first, he objected to certain phrases in
British notes, which indicated that
the London government was seeking
to lend an official character to the ne
gotiations, thereby. obtaining Ameri-
can recognition of the validity of the
British orders in council against which
strong protest was made. Second,
the administration deemed it ineXpedi-
ent to be placed in the position of &C
quiescing officially in British practice
respecting American trade while at
the same time making stiff demands
upon Germany in connection with the
Lusitania and other tragedies.
The secretary believes the United
fetal negotiations.
Mr.. Bryan deemed it advisable, in
view of the implication of the state
ment, to explain that the negotiations
were wholly unofficial. Sir Cecil
Spring-Rice, the British ambassador,
supplemented Mr.. Bryan's explanation
by stating that his foreign office had
made an error and that the secretary's
view was entirely correct.
Believing that Sir Cecil spoke with
out the authority of his government,
Mr. Bryan deemed it desirable to stop
the negotiations. He expects the am
bassador will obtain a statement from
London making it Enthusiastically clear
that the negotiations were entirely
unofficial and did not go to the merits
of the order in council. Ambassador
Page in London was directed to &C.
quaint the British foreign Office with
the American view. When a satisfac-
tory understanding has been reached
the negotiations will be resumed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-05-26

Forcellini di Montozzo and drove them
back across the border into Austria.
The Austrian troops formed a frontier
patrol. The Italian force was on a
like mission The encounter is the
first skirmish of any Importance be-
tween the two forces.
But for interrupted communication
between Rome and Vienna the declar-
alton of war would have been effec-
tiv I'M Sunday. Saturday after the
cat meeting at which the declar-
alton was formulated, Baron Sonnino
telegraphed the text of the proclama-
tion to Due D'Avarna, at Vienna,
with instructions to present it to the
Austro-Hungarian government and to
ask for his passports.
Delayed One Day.
Upon learning that telegraphic COM
municatiOn was interrupted and it's
presentation within the day was i'm
possible. the communication was hand
ed on Sunday to Baron Won Macchio
by Baron Sonnino together with the
Austrian ambassadors passports. AS
delivered TO Won Macchio the docu-
ment was revised from its original
form to make the declaration effective
today. thus postponing the beginning
of hostilities q hours.
With the publication of the docu-
ment there was issued simultaneously
a government cOmmunique giving the
text of a long message from the Ital-
ran foreign minister to all the diplo-
matte representatives of foreign coun-
tries accredited here.
This message demonstrates in elab-
crate form the impossibility of an
agreement between the Rome and
Vienna cabinets.
from the foregoing expose" it con-
ported by parliamentary vote has de
clared in the name of the king, to the
Austrian ambassador, that it considers
itself at war from today"
Won BueIow to Remain.
The document bears the signature
of Sidney Sonnino.
The instructions appended to the
declaration as telegraphed to the Ital-
ian ambassador at Vienna We're:
we beg that you will communicate
this declaration to the government to
which you are accredited"
Prince Won Buelow, it was reported
early in the day, probably will remain
here a little longer in order to per-
nit the settlement of incidents arising
from the detention of Italians in Ger
many.
$4,000 italians Held.
The German authorities are report
Cd to have arrested ON the frontier
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-05-26

10000 Italians whom they are detain-
Ing as hostages. A dispatch from Luz
gano says a special train arrived there
today with 500 Italians who had the
greatest difficulty in quitting Germany.
All trains arriving at ChiassO from
Milan are swarming with Germans.
Few Italians, however, are passing
through at that point,
Germany's acts of aggression against
italian subjects are fast complicating
the situation and Prince Won Buelow's
stay may be curtailed very suddenly
despite his plans to remain.
One report states that Germany will
declare war on Italy today.
Austrians Ready for Battle.
Austria's military preparations on
the border-preparation which have
been under way for weeks-are fast
being completed All the crests of the
mountains lining the frontier have
been fortified and occupied by first
line troops. Strong barbed wire en-
tanglements reported to be heavily
charged with electrical current pro-
tect the entertainments dug along the
entire frontier
While these preparations were be-
ing made with feverish haste by the
Austro-Hungarian forces Vienna was
playing its last card in Rome in its eff
fort to avert the impending further
hOstilities.
Further Concessions Offered.
From diplomatic sources of unim-
peachable integrity it is learned that
Austria's last effort was made on
Saturday when the secretary of the
Austrian embassy delivered to Baron
Sonnino a note containing further con-
ceSsions.
Though only the next green book
covering the period from May to
May % will show what these conces-
sions were, your correspondent is in
a position to state that Baron Son.
nino frankly told the secretary that
they could not be accepted. He added,
however, that he would submit them
to the council which was to meet with
in an hour.
When the additional proposals were
placed in the hands Of Premier Salan-
dra he submitted them first to the
king and then to the council, which re-
jected them by unanimous vote.
After the meeting of the council
Prince Won Buelow called and was the
first to hear the decision. Baron Won
Macchio was next to call. The meEl-
ing between Sonnino and Won Buelow
was most affecting.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-05-26
FOUR ARE KILLED BY BLAST
Explosive to Be Used in RAISING
Body of Drowned Child Lets
Go in Syracuse.

Syracuse, n. Y, May 24.-Four were
killed, three probably fatally injured
and seventeen othSrs seriously injured
here when an automobile load of dyna-
mite to be used to search for the body
Of a drowned boy exploded. Several
women are among the injured. About
seyenty-five sticks Of dynamite were in
the automobile, and several persons
were standing near the car, which was
blown to pieces. Morgue attendants
and others were searching for the
body of Donald WilleX, aged three,
who was drowned early in the week by
falling into a fume. The coroner has
started an investigation.