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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
SYRACUSE
ON COAST
Orange Will Play Ore
gOn Aggies This
Afternoon

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 1.-The
east and the west are TO contend for
eridiron supremacy here this after
noon, with Syracuse university and
the Oregon Agricultural college
elevens representing their respec-
tive sections OF the country.
Seldom has n game attracted more
attention. Multnomah field. Judging
from the advance ticket sales, will
be crowded to capacity with specta.
tors when the whistle starting the
unusual intersecuonal game, is
blown. The teams seemingly are
evenly matched. Neither has any
very important advantage and the
record OF both this season has shown
them TO be hrst-class playing organ
izations.
Syracuse has played some mighty
classy football this year. defeating
Michigan and Colgate. while o. A. c.
astounded the football world BY win
ming from the Michigan Aggies, 90
10 q. after the Michiganders had wal
loped the University OF Michigan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
Promising Squad Is
Warming Up for
Shoot Season

EAST LANSING. Mich. Dec. L.
While disclaiming ground or any
suspicion thar they are overconf-
dent. the ". s. Q. rife team has set
cut this fall 90 mark up new
worlds record IN indoor gunnery.
And according 10 Paddy Cross. act
ing commandment az the college, and
coach OF the sharpshooters. the Az.
sic rldemen are well started towards
the chlevement their ambition.
During the past week scores we're
reported from the gallery which In.
dicate that the boys have net lost
their shooting eve. Last year the
team set a worlds record In inter.
collegiate gunnery, and while last
years mark hasn't been touched
thus far the squad Is displaying a
knack that has almost become a
habit for nicking the bulls eye VII
mp around 99o ont % a possible
600 The generally good showf e
mas been improved by the fact thai
all shooting rs being done from a
prone position Last season a was
scores shot from standing which
tended 10 bring down the team aver
age and which prevented the squad
from again snnexing the national
intercollegiate title. s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
MOVE TO
NAv|N LOT
Central's Squad t o
Spend Rest of Week
On Big Field

Coach Buss today VIII move his
football squad from Grindley field
10 Navin field for the final re-
hearsals before the big showdown
Saturday. AS the Everett game
draws closer, the coach announces
that no regulars will be lacking
from the lineup Saturday. Every
man will be available. said he, both
from the physical and scholastic
angle. That does not entirely settle
the controversy for positions be-
tween Holton and Palmer in the
line and between Vershure and
Brenkert. in the backfeld, but Hol-
ton and Brenkert are the best bets
for starting
There seems TO be bit OF mis-
understanding regarding the aid
Buss is having in connection with
preparing his team for Everett. It
would be folly to attempt to change
the splendid style OF the team at
this late date, and it is sticking to
Buss football through end through
There. however Is much benefit TO
be derived from the occasional pres
cnce OF former stars and present
coaches of note, for that gives the
boys confidence and the feeling that
their work is worth while. Buss is
stu in charge OF his team. and the
assistance is purely psychological,
but very valuable from that angle.
Buss never does predict the out
come Of a game, and he is sticking
tight TO that policy. However, he
declares the belief that Everett and
Central are well matched in most
respects, ard is inclined TO offset
Everett's greater experience by the
fact that Central will play in the
presence Of the home folks and will
have no hard trip just before the
game. He is instilling into the
boys the necessity Of a fight from
start to finish, and undoubtedly
there will. be an attempt to rush
Everett of the field at the start.
If IT develops that the middle of
Centrars line must bear the brunt
OF the ofYense. II will not be sur
prising 10 see all Detroit's backneld
shooting through center for lot OF
short gains
Following the game, the annual
athletic dinner OF the Detroit high
schools will be held at the Board
OF Commerce. and the Central and
Everett teams will be among the
guests Of honor. DR.. Chadsey, SUI
perintendent OF schools, will be
POSTMASTER.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
While Welsh and Willard are Beeng About the Old Kale,
Two Middleweghs Prepare for Real Title Fight
Indian Passes From the Limelight in
Baseball, Only to Star in Ice Hockey

CLEVELAND, Dec. Just when
the Indian Is about TO pass out OF
sport limelight. up pops Jim Cree.
OF the tribe OF lroquois, TO command
attention
Cree will not bid for honors on
the diamond or gridiron where 9th.
er redskins have starred. but IN ice
hockey, that dazzling. slam bang
winter sport He has won place
on the Cleveland hockey team.
which will play the best In the
United States and Canada. and
which will open It's season this week
with the fast Detroit septet.
Chief Bender and Chief Meyers
upheld the honor OF the redskin in
baseball a long time, but the Fed
league tied a can 10 Bender last
season and the New York Giant
management began greasing the
way for the exit OF Meyers.
That leaves only Jim Thorpe,
Chief Johnson and Bluejacket. just
average players. as the representa-
tives OF the Indian in baseball Le-
Roy and Jude passed out some time
ago.
The Carlisle football team was
walloped right and left this year.
In fact, Carlisle has not turned IT
a dazzler since the day OF Thorpe
on the gridiron and athletic field.
Tom Longboat. the marathon run
ner, has been through some time.
Cree, the new redskin in sport.
looks like a live one. At first he
was slated for place as substi-
tute on the hockey team, then for
defense position Suddenly he
began 10 show the craft for which
the Indian is noted and now he has
been given the rover job. the hard
est and most spectacular on
hockey team.
The rover, as the name indicates
il the fellow who has TO go out and
battle the opposition for possession
of the puck. He has to be speedy.
tricky and cool Cree Is all of that
II Is predicted he will be as good
as Cuisine and Paddy Sullivan, two
OF the best rovers United States
hockey ever produced
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
DAILY Quits
West Point Team

WEST POINT. N. Y. Dec. L.
lieut. Charles DAILY. former Harvard
and West Point football star and
for three seasons coach Of the Army
team. has resigned In earnest and
Will sail next week 20 Join his rcgi-
ment in Honolulu. Lieut. DAILY a.
tempted to resign last fall. but was
induced 10 remain another year.
Since he has coached tho cadets.
they have been indicated by the
Navy. and the total scoring is 56
10 2 in favor OF the soldier boys.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
BOst on Team Will
Start West in the
Morning

EVERETT. Mass. Dec. Ever
EFT high football team will have its
final practice OF the year this after.
noon. Coach ODonnell will put his
gridders through a light workout at
Everett field. and send them home
early. with instructions TO get u
good nights sleep. In the morn
Ing. the squad OF 20 or more will
board special cars bound for De.
troit. and will reach the Michigan
metropolis late Friday. Charley
Brickley will join the team on
route. It is announced. and make
the trip 10 Detroit as a rooter..
Transportation was wired Everett
from Detroit yesterday.
Coach ODonneu was not at all
satisfied with the showing OF his
team Saturday against Waltham,
and protesting 70 believe that II
went TO pieces in that game. has
put much emphasis this week on
fundamentals.
The usual bear story was forth
coming last night. Some weeks ago
Fitzgerald, quarterback, cracked =
collarbone, but he was able TO play
throughout the Waltham game, al
though he did not carry the ball
much. Now It is reported that he
will not be able TO play at Detroit
Saturday. and that Silva. an end.
will be the field general. In that
event, Lynch will be stationed at .
flank.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
''Y" PREPARES FOR
NEW YEAR GAMES

Preparations for the annual New
Years celebration at this Detroit Y.
NJ c. A. are now being made. Gyrn-
naslum leaders, dormitory residents.
secretaries and athletes in various
lines are planning ths games which
will keep the big gymnasium In use
from $3.50 a. m. until nearly mid
night.
The program in the gymnasium
will include dormitory games At
$50. basketball between secre-
taries and leaders at 1880; hand
ball tournaments beginning at 10;
swimming exhibition at p. m, and
a big athletic and spectacular car
nival at 8 p. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
Everett Gets Last Practice
Of Season This Afternoon
YOsT PICKS BUT ONE
FROM WEST FOR ALL.AMER.

Coach Yost has picked an All.
American football team. leaving
out OF consideration all players
on teams that permit four years
OF play for their men. Buck. OF
Wisconsin. is the only western
player 10 be named. Flo plays
one tackle and Gilman. OF Har-
ward, plays the other. Schlacter,
OF Syracuse, and Spears. OF Dart
mouth, are the guards. The ends
are Higgins. OF Penn State. and
Lamhertnn, of Princeton. Cool,
Of Cornell, ia center. Mahan
and King, OF Harvard. and Tib-
bolt, OF Princeton. play the
backs, with Barrett. Of Cornell,
as quarterback. Maulbetsch is
not mentioned.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
BRENNAN SAFE
IN MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Dec. l.
Frankie Brennan, OF Detroit. who
will box Mike O'Dowd. OF ST. Paul
here. Friday night, arrived In this
city this morning. O'Dowd is a
great favorite in these parts. but
Brennan has come highly recon-
mended, and great Ssht Is ex-
pected@ II the Detroiter makes good
here. he will be given several other
chances to show his Skill in fsti-
cuffs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
Aggie Sharpshooters After
MOreWOrld Rifle Records
TWO HoNoRs GO
CHEAP THIS YEAR

Max Carey, Pittsburgh Pirate,
led the National league IN base
stealing this year with the low
est mark In the history OF the
organization. just as Larry
Larry Doyle led tho batters with
the lowest stick average that
ever topped the heap. Carey
swlped 20 bags. George Burns
led IN 1914 with g., Carey in 1913
with 81, Bescher In 1912 with 81
and also In 1911 and so, the
league record.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
DETROIT GETS
CENTRAL A. A. u.
BOXING TOURNEY

CHICAGO. Dec. Three cities
will share the annual championship
events OF the Central Amateur Ath.
letic union which held its annual
meeting here last night. The ring
bouts went TO Detroit. Mich. the
indoor swimming events 10 Cincin-
natl, and the balance 10 Chicago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
SHERIDAN GETS
HIS FORFEIT UP

Mickey" Sheridan has posted
his forfeit for the bout with Bonnie
Franklin at Windsor a week from
tonight and the match is now as
sured. Franklin placed his forfeit
earlier in the week Phil Stoner
and Mike Nelson will meet in The
sey.s5GDal ---
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
WILL BANQUET
FOOTBALL TEAMS

The Park Athletic association 20
night will banquet the members OF
the Herald and Maroon football
teams. Vaudeville and an athletic
program will feature the evenings
program
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
WISCONSIN BARS !.
JOHNNY WOLGAST

OSHKOSH. Wis, Dec. Johnny
Wolgast, brother OF Ad, OF Cadillac.
was forever barred from fighting In
Wisconsin last night by the state
boxing commission for falling to
appear last night 20 fight Young
White.
He had signed articles, but gave
no notice Of inability TO appear.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
LEWIS SHADED
BY MIKE GLOVER

BOSTON Dec Mike Glover.
South Boston's welterweight. gave
Ted Lewis the biggest surprise OF
the season when he took the de-
cislon in the i2.round bout with the
Englishman last night
Glovers chances were considered
small because OF his recent defeat
al the hands OF Lewis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
JACK DILLON
BEATSFLYNN
Little Fellow Gives
Fireman His Worst
TrOuncing

NEW YORK, Dec. Jack Dill
lon, the Hoosier bearcat, looked nat
ural today, but friends OF Jim Flynn,
who saw him both before and after
his scrap with Dillon, said he'd
never look the same.
The Pueblo fireman took lot
of punishment from the Hoosier in
10 rounds last night. II was the
worst lacing OF his career.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
Are Pitchers Ballplayers?

hit. field position
IL
IVv O baseball solution found the
lads
and
while
in that
pitchers
to formt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
Detroit VS.. Boston

high school Is located in Boston terri
concerned but the coincidence is
to be the athletic
- schools anything in the OF conpet
collision both
third
and did
When Central takes the field against
popuace them The fact that Everett
will granted Central Even bunch OF
football championship roosts here Saturday night
the visitors will be
nrelyu is a
hasm the other fellow
to "A grounds |
is
Saturday. the
buldozng as reported that the
season added bit
due %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01

~ substitute
until the ball again Is dead Ere
= - the ball is about be
both damaged This
Town field procession defensive squad delays play
squad headline Everett has been
fenra assn u Il this time.
will complete
appreciation
people the eastern championship clnched
BIZ Edwards famed American football annals tells good
Hauhton fall
friend approached Edwards and asked
misses replied oh
ny lie for Harvard"
often the subject
discussion pointed the
football whom Yale called it's big
fall Shevn Johnny Field
gelow Ted Lly Johnny Fitzpatrick Burr Chamberlain Guy Huchn
bon Howard and
anything than mineral coffee
Circumstances.
eFe~euld
she
gully determined of that souhpaw
7 redde Welsh Is exception.
since sharpe has become Percy ughon football TIouhton
insisting becoming Al Sharpe
fone football baseball and basketball and dandy
pes his system TO be the the diamond the gron
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
When We All Can Root

don't
Of do Occasionally a
The 1914 hobs 10 claim champion
Justice but not usually rms year
this country thah h navy
at least2j
much side at the service schools ana uee ISM
OF with which do things extTavagant scale
OF the sporting classics OF me
annually witnesses It, But there
presumably
clash that doesn
the The ire
schools battling
o singing The Nctors
middies call around the
all interested These
ourg md a
enthue the Saturday following
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
RIlIiari Results

George Slosson, pa: George He'd
don. 900. OS2l
John Daukelman 80; Iagras. a..
Uhree cushion.
Ellis, 80. Capron, 10, three
cushiOnl.
Heal. so. Keosh. IS. three
cushion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
CARLISLE MAY
DROP FOOTBALL

CARLISLE. Pa, Dec Tile Car.
Isle Indians may discontinue foot.
ball Supt Lips announced today.
lie will place the matter before the
Indian department az Washington
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
Griffith After Reform

riding
a the of baseball
from o "A fabulous
the American meeting
month
Of
of
himself
10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01

Williams May Head Quakers.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec. L.
Or. Carl Williams may be head
coach OF the Pennsylvania football
squad next season, II was rumored
today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01

Il regarding Legislation likely
be passed the annual meeting The player limit bugbar slated for
presumably will be used check
decides
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
A wall From woodlnnd.

SportlnE- Editor Tho DCtf1It TIWeF-
ne Woodland A. g. tootnall team
wishes II understood that they We're
not defeated by the reserves last sun
day, "a only three members Of the
hrst team squad were in the line
up. the rest OF the team being picked
up on the field before the game and
neither captain. manager or coach
knew OF the game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
Says All Central Regulars Will Be Available Championship With

umpiratca
habiments the
subimy already
- the the task
he claims
pitching
McTgue the twing
his health he will prove
combed the
bushes for several years.
capabilities or this Nc
league pitchers
the plate
with that apple just
hitter perth
hope Mr. Byron speaking in conservative and accurate I'm
international League for 1915 shows Mr. McTgue al bat
pitcher who hits for 2S7 ana makes
hits safely considerable OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
call for WIN

Bill willis. captain ~ tho wood
land football team, please call Hem
lock i377-w
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01
Another New Rule

rule that be passed by the football committed
provides that substitute enter the ae
scrmmage until the ball again Is dead Ere
in the ball is about to be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01

Denmark WANTS some American
boxers. Alright. Donnie, come on
over and get 'em.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01

score to Everett squad" headline. Everett
some scores these trips for six
ties It's not So this time
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01

ais success split the receipts at Boston Sa
when people the championship cnched
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01

Coach ODonne, Everett high will complete SIX years OF
coaching when Saturdays is In appeci
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-02
JAPAN GUARDING
RUSS RAILROAD
Impossible to Send Troops Says
Premier-AiiS Allies
Financially.

PARIS, Nov. Japan is guarding
the trans-Siberian railway for Russia
and IS giving the allies al the military
aid in her power. according 20 Count
Okuma, premier Of Japan. In an in
terview. given 10 a correspondent Of
the Paris Matin and published here
today Count Okuma refers 20 Japan
as the sentinel in the far east
In part the interview follows:
In the present war France, the
champion OF civilization. as well as
England Russia and Japan. see in
Germany the enemy Of humanity.
progress and liberty. This * a war
OF militarism against pacifcism There
was some talk last November Of Japan
participating in the military opera
tions in Europe
But 10 take part in the operations
we should have had TO send To the
seat OF war 100000 troops, sacrifice
1000 Of them and then make up the
losses with fresh soldiers. We have
rot the necessary transports for the
moving Of such an army. We would
have needed a transport fleet Of p
coo. 00o tons where we only have a
feet OF 1000. 600 tons.
In view. of these figures England
and Russia realized the impOssibility
OF the enterprise. But our sym pathies
being warm we should like to help
France financially and thus contrib
ute. perhaps. 60 the shortening Of the
war. While il is impossible for us
10 send troops to Europe that does
not prevent us from giving naval and
military aid. our arsenals are mo-
bilized on a wartime footing. We are
acting as the sentinel Of the far east
10 prevent the Germans from stirring
up revolt among the war-like Mussul-
man tribesmen who might be encour-
aged 20 try TO profit by yoIr diGcul-
ties. We are also protecting the
trans-Siberian railway Our guiding
principle in all our actions is this:
While our allies are at war we will
not allow any one 10 attack them from
behind"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-02

NEWMAN TONIGHT.

In his fourth traveltalk, at the
oliver theater this evening, Nov. 2
Mr. Newman will conduct his hearers
into Peru, the realm OF antiquity and
romance. the home of Spanish tradi-
ton and old-world stateliness. where
one may still meet the hidalgO, in all
his dignity. The government tender
ed Mr. Newman Il private car to make
the Journey into the Andes 10 the
highest point touched by any railroad
in the world and across the CONT
mental divide to HuancayO. The pic
lures he took enroute will reveal
maze Of scenic grandeur and the
everyday life OF strange Indian tribes,
interesting in the extreme, in color
full costumes. The itinerary is also
TO include Lima, the city built by
Pizarro: CuZco, saturated with his
tory. the one-time center of the vast
Inca empire; picturesque Arequipa,
with it's air of antiquity, CallaO and
Mollendo. the principal ports, and
many other points of superior inter
est. Distinctly different from any CT
the other South American republics,
the American Switzerland" as Mr..
Newman calls it. offers a wealth of
ideal material for a traveltalk, and
Mr.. Newman makes the most of it,
both in picture and story. He regards
it the best subject in his present
series.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-02
AT THE LAsALLE.

John Mason and Hazel Dawn are
featured members of an excellent cast
which presents THE Fatal CARD" at
the LaSalle today. Both players are
talented and well known in theatrical
circles. The story is a revival Of one
of Charles FrOhman'S dramatic sue
cesses and has been eXcellently pro-
duced by the Paramount company.
on Wednesday will be seen The
Soul of BrOa dway" a six-reel William
Fox production, featuring Naleska
Suratt This is an event of photo
graphic Importance and shows for
the first time in pictures a vaudeville
star who has earned the title of. the
best-dressed woman Of the stage.
There is a famous scene depicting the
gambling house of the masked wom-
an in The Soul of Broadway" 1t is
the latest elaborate and sensational
phOtodrama 10 be picturized and is a
masterpiece of massive stage construC-
ton and novel effects in decoration.
In this scene Naleska Suratt, the star.
does a sensational fall down a flight
of stairs 40 feet in height.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-02

'The Magic Skin is the title of a
beautiful five part Edison drama,
founded on the famous story by
Honore de Balzac. TO be offered as
the leading attraction at the Audi
forum theater today.
"The Magic Skin" as its name and
original source OF inspiration implies
is a mystic tale very unusual and
much out Of the beaten path OF film
dramas There is much of true French
atmosphere in the magnificent set
tings and much of the spirit Of Balzac
in the execution OF the remarkable
story. The BaCchanalian dances and
midnight revelries of the artist, Nalen-
tine while in the height of the
ephemeral pleasures purchased by his
bargain with Mephistopheles are
cleverly and convincingly done.
For the role of the artist, Ralph
Valentine. that well-known tragedian.
Everett Butterfeld. was obtained He
is supported by Mabel Trunnelle and
a. selected cast OF Edison players.
The fourth release of the complete
story. THE New Adventures Of Wal
lingford." written by George Randolph
Chester, is also on tOday's bill on
tomorrow's bin are "Comrade John"
fve-reel Gold Rooster picture. fea-
turing William Elliott and Ruth RO-
land and The Lure OF a Widow" a
single-reel Nitagraph comedy, with
Wally Van