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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-16
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-16

6ell BON @errl, ur,o Srall CHARLES S.
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1902 Nepuno Strabe nadl f%llr5ent
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Sen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-16
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-16

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-16
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-16
9r. Bape. 3abnar5t, Security
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
No Champ Outclass OPP.
position AS Does Cue
King

Ho" long would Ty Cobb lead tie
batters of baseball Il he were com
PEELED TO MAKE three hits 20 every
other players two or how long
would ne lead the base stea.ers II
he had to carry a weight around his
neck?
How long would Eddie Mahan
reign as king OF drop-hckers il
chains were placed on his booting
hoOf 20 limit his stride or how long
would Jess Willard be able TO de-
lend hts ring title if he was allowed
10 his only above the chin?
Not long.
But they tied a weight on Willie
Hopes wrist in the 1872 balk line
billiard tournament IN New York
and he won r.. The weight was the
handicap under which Hoppe had TO
play. lie had TO score 500 points
while George Sutton taade-l00 and
George Slosson made 375.
Yamada. the Jap. once beat Hoppe
by three points. but in this tourna.
inent Hoppe had 10 outplay Yamada
rs points to beat him. And he did
That just about makes Hoppe the
champ of all champs He's greater
in his line than other leaders in
theirs. Other champions are allow
cd 10 meet opponents on even terms.
but Hoppe has 20 give them run
ming start. Then he has TO catch
them and pass them.
One reason Hoppe is so good is
that ne has been playing confirm.
pusly for "a years He started when
he was four and had TO stand on a
box. AZ ~. just ont OF short trous
.ers, he went to France and won the
world title from Vigeaux. He prac.
tees two hours every day.
Hoppe says the most lmpo~
thing about billiards is control OF
the wrist muscles and that the
greatest strain is not making shots,
but In watching opponents pile up
points.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
Makers 10 ard Sprint
for Touchdown Feat
ures Great Game

The Heralds are the independent
football champions OF Michigan.
They won the title yesterday when
the Maroons beat themselves in a
spectacular battle before 5000 rabid
fans IT Packard park In the first
quarter, quarterback Purcell. Of the
Maro0ns, caught one of DePrato's
punts back Of his goal line. Instead
of permitting the ball 10 ground and
then be put in play on his 20-yard
line. Purcell attempted 10 run II
back He was tackled forthvith
back u the line. and the Heralds
were granted two points for safe
". The final score was Q 10 I. But
for the safety, the game would have
been a tie. and the players would
have split the gate receipts $3.50.
Then another game would have
been played, with the gate going 10
TO the winner and 80 to the loser,
as il did yesterday.
The title tilt was spectacular in
the extreme. The Maroon touch
down came in the hrst period, when
BERTHE Maher shot through the line
with the ball and ran 10 yards for
the counter, being aided by splen.
did interference from Leonardson
and Moriarty. The Heralds took
the lead as the hrst half was dying.
Two marches TO the one-yard line
had failed 10 score touchdown,
and on the third procession, the pa.
rade was halted on the l5-vard line.
while DePrato hurled q pass 10 Dick
Shields, who was standing beyond
the final stripe. In the final quar-
ter, the Maroons Threatened again,
but Blake Miller tackled Moran,
who had received a long forward
pass. in time % save the day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
WHITE PUTS
UP $4,000
Welsh Can Have That
and More for 20
Round Bout

CHICAGO. Nov 2L-NeNt Thurs
day champion Freddie Welsh. or his
manager, will shave danRled before
his eyes sl2.50O good American dor
lars. or slip of paper calling for
their immediate production II Fred
die wants the money all he has 10
do Is TO sign his moniker TO a con
tract TO fight Charlie White 90
rounds At Denver about the middle
of January.
The EFFORT viii be the most SO
rious attempt made 10 get Welsh
and hts nemesis together over the
long way. II Is TO be made by a
Denver syndicate This syndicate
will offer Welsh. besides the sl2.-
500. an additional s2.50o, to be paid
Welsh should he lose his title.
And besides all this. Welsh viii
receive a atority interest Ia NOV.
ing picture rights or any revenue
that might be produced in any other
way IRON the battle Whether the
7riton viii receive $500 for training
and travelling expenses viii he
fought ont when the Denver pro-
moters got here Thursday.
70 Charlie White will he fat
guarantee Of $500 and expenses
n White does not like that he may
have 80 per cent OF the net profits.
or 90 per cent OF the gross receipts.
II he wins the title he gets only
81 900. the $500 going to Welsh
as heart balm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
THREE BIG
GAMES LEFT
East Nears End of Sea-
sOn-COrnell in
Front

NEW YORK. Nov. c2.-Eastern
football faced just three hearty
gasps today before giving up the
ghost for the season. The Cornell.
PENNSYLVANIA and PittPenn state
Thursday, and the Army-Navy game
Saturday remain 10 be played be
fore the flock OF dopesters turn
loose with annual allAmerican Sc
lectlons.
Cornell today appeared to have
the hest claim 20 the eastern title.
provided OF course. the Ithacans are
able 10 defeat Pennsylvania. Pitt.
however, will be claiming the honor
for many moons to come. providing
the Pittsburgh squad defeats Penn
state No PittCornell game was ar.
ranged this year, and the schedules
OF the two universities did not In.
clude the same teams. excepting
Peunsy
Cornells victory over Harvard
furnishes o strong claim 10 the title
for the Ithacans, in view ~ the
Crimson's marked superiority over
other eastern elevens
The same old military spirit, fan
fare and spectacular brilliancS OF
previous service clashes is TO be on
hand again at the Polo grounds next
Saturday Both Army and Navy
coaches announced today that the
drive IN training viii continue right
NJ 10 Thursday morning. when the
final drills will take place The
Middles will stop over az Philadel-
phia Thursday. 20 SOC the Cornell
Pennsylvania game Even the most
optimistic Navy fans realized today
tf1-rt team --AeIiaE against
Ursnus last Saturday indicates
there Il still much 20 be done be-
fore the battle cruiser line can sue
cessfully meet the Army's heavy
artillery
Yale ard Harvard. minus the glory
OF previous years. turned their
thoughts today 70 next years elev-
ems ilaughton has only eight reg
ular veterans as a nucleus for 1916.
am Vale has Is The Crimson $
most severe loss IL Mahan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
EVERETT GAME
WITH CENTRAL
AGAIN PROBABLE

The "On again, Of again, Flnne-
gan" football game that Detroit Cen
trail has with Everett high, OF Bos-
ton, for the national interscholastic
championship, seems to be on once
more. Lafayette high, IF Buffalo,
which had the Dec date. has
asked 10 be released because Of the
defeat received al the hands OF
Shaw high, OF Cleveland, and that
leaves the date open again. with
Detroit again In favor The game
may be played in Detroit, II It is
finally scheduled.
Meanwhile Central IL preparing
for the game with Oak Park. which
Is to settle the western interschol-
astic championship. This will be
the Turkey day headliner, and will
20 staged at Grindley field Oak
Park has a great team this year.
but there is a Arm conviction in this
town that the visitors from Illinois
viii have little TO be thankful for
al sunset Thursday.
Coach Tommy Leith expects 10
hurl bis full strength against the
Notre Dame freshman at Nayln
field. Thursday when - r. 3. closes
big season. Since mid-season,
Leith has been handicapped by In.
jured players, being especially hard
hit by Plancks damaged shoulder
he big fullback viii start Thurs.
day, howe according to present
plans.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
Hoppe is Mightier in Cue
Game Than Cobb in Ball
Heralds State Champions;
Purcell's Misplay Costly
Left Handed Batters Lead in National
This Year. But Its Not Usual

Lethand baes proved their in the National
Luderu Pills
a
ed In and
Counting
Seymour
Clarence Beaumont and Burkett.
IN OF the
handers ghthandr has not led the
T Cobb has led nine consecutive and the
the
previous a
Iaioe landing four Ed Deahany
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
BLOOM-DUNDEE
BOUT LEADS CARD
OUT EAST TONIGHT

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.--Johnny
Dundee and Phil Bloom, lightweight
champions OF Manhattan and Brook
Ign, will settle a dispute Of long
standing at the Clermont \. c. to-
night They are scheduled for a 10
round bout.
The joker In conditions for the
Sam Langford-Sam McVey bout TO
morrow night added much interest
70 the scrap today. BY terms OF
the contract neither Of the blacks
will receive cent until Referee
Charlie White reports his opinion
on how the money should be di
yided
Fourteen other bouts are sched
uled for New York fans this week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
Saturday Football

Local
Central nigh IS Ann Arbor high 0.
j.. T. is, I0nawanda
Northwestern =, CasH Tech. T.
81 Clemens T. Wysndotte high s
Ccatral High Reserves o, Ypsllanu
igh g.
Illinois 80. Chicago o
Purdue 9. Indiana ..
Onto 44 Northwestern o.
-are 90 Hiram z
Nebraska 81. Iowa .
Case ~ 1905, y case
Utah 90. l.. ~ = California ~.
Wabash g. Depauw 0
Denver t.sli E..of Colorado ..
n. Of oregon 2. Oregon ARgieE q
L. ~ california a. Nevada s
Wilhelm Jewell Is Drury s.
harvard 81. 9aie o.
syracuse %. Dartmouth D
army H. Springfield y" I,
trsirur 90. Navy T.
w. a. D. 81 BETHANY q
columbia t4 y v T. Is
Trinity g.. Wesleyan O
Frrdhen -. Carlisle 10.
Carnegie 20. Western Reserve 9.
Rutgers 7o. stevens .
SwarthmorA 81. south Carolina o.
Lafayette 30. Lsbish
r. state 70 New Hampshire ..
state.
Albion s. Olivet 3
Hiilsdale 8. Npsi Normal O.
Grand Raupids Central 60. @ Y
MON T.
Jackson hlgh %. Lansing hirh o.
Saginaw high 26. Flint q
I4y city Western 10. Saginaw A
Monroe Reserves -. Toledo scott =
RlissheId high ~, Toledo waite a.
Charlotte high 10. Hastings 6
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22

Jim Thorpe, the worlds best ath-
le.e aud probably the greatest foot
call player that ever strobe a grid
iron, was developed under Warmers
care Pop even accompanied the
great Indian 70 the last Olympian
games and advised MIN as he scored
the hugh triumph OF winning both
the decathlon and pentathlon cham
piouships
titFu warner Cornell man.
In his day he was one OF the best
that ever played in a line Oddly,
Warner was a failure as a coach Of
his own school However. he after
Vaid went 70 Carlisle and soon made
good
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
BY ROBERT |. RIPLEY.

Success is ever with Warner.
Pop" Warner. for Is years the
coach Of the football team at the
Carlisle Indian school. is now coach
ing the University OF Pittsburgh
eleven. His success al Carlisle was
remarkable And al Pittsburgh
we'll Pit, is vet unbeaten. Warner
has developed one OF the best foot
ball clevens in the country. certainly
the greatest team that institution
ever Doasted. And n is Pops" first
season with them too.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
DOY lie OUT
IN FRONT
Larry Leads Sons of
Swat in National; But
Five 300 Men

The comparatively low batting
average OF 800 led the National
league last summer, Larry Doyle be
ing the top player with the bludgeon
in the senior circuit lie is the first
member OF the New York Giants 10
lead in batting in many years.
Fred Luderus. ~ the Phillies, was
second with an average OF .3lS. This
settles number OF bets made Nhen
various unofficial averages, pub
lished at the close OF the season.
showed Luderls out in front
Griffith, OF Cincinnati and Hinch-
man. OF Pittsburgh. follow with 800
each. and Jake Dmbert, % Brook.
Ign. is the NTH and only remaining
player in the 300 class this season.
Hans Wagner, who has one OF the
greatest batting records ~ all time.
slumped last season. out managed
20 finish the season with mark "
Pa. ranking fourteenth in the
league.
Crayath leads the National III run
scoring, having crossed the plate 50
times. He also leads in holhe runs
with a total OF -. Carey, OF PITTS.
burgh. stole the most bases. his
total being 36. and Long, of y
Louis with %. led in three baggers,
Doyle made 40 two base hits, Lead
ing In that department. The club
batting results for the season were
"a fnllnn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22

Warmers wonderful success with
the Indians stamped him as one Of
The greatest generals the game has
known. He understood the Redman
thCrouEhly-hi Ways and wonts.
and during his regime. Pop" pro
duced many great teams and many
great players. The brilliant offense
which that team characteristically
displayed was largely due 10 his re
sourceful originality his understand
Ing. and his ingenuity One OF War
ner'S most famous schemes was
worked out by Fudson. in a game
with Harvard The Indian tucked
the ball under his jersey and ran
so Yards 10 a touchdown. Clever
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
oons Bulldog Tiger But Lost Harvard the Championship
MURPHY LANDS $ss, 900
ON THE BIG CIRCUIT

Reports on the Grand circuit
season show Tommy Murphy was
the leading money winning driy-
or and trainer lie pulled down
$4,000 with 80 nrsts. 80 II sec
onds and II l.2 thirds.
Stakes and purses paid on the
circuit amounted 10 si27 ,2S5
The season lasted l3 weeks and
there were 206 races.
Peter Scott was the first among
the trotters, Russell Boy among
the PAGERS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
HARVARDS, WEST
SIDE CHAMPIONS

The Harvards regard Themselves
as undispHted champions Of the
west side. and yesterday completed
the conquest OF all contenders In
that part of the city by slapping a
IL TO 7 beating on the West Ends.
Coach Davis reports his Harvards
as indicated for the season and
without further opposition ~ class
available in its own territory.
The Harvards are bit unique
among semtprO teams The squad
is cooperative, and all members
share equally In the gate receipts.
There are no college or high school
players in the lineup all Of the bows
being simon-pure products Of Tho
sandlots. They are members Of the
Solyay A. c. and have tho use ~
that gymnasium and park.
Pointing 70 victory over the
Toledo Glenwoods. which held tho
Nnrocns 10 a 20 s score last wear
Coach Davis is seekine n came with
tho Maroons for Thanksgiving day
or the following SUNDAY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
COCHRANE AND
HOPPE IN LEAD

NFW YORK, Nov. 22.-willie
Hoppe and Wclkcr Cochran. young
ster from Iowa. were tied today for
honors in the FIRST professional
handicap 1S.2 billiard tournament
Cochran has been playing With the
advantage u 600 handicap, while
Hoppe has started from scratch.
Cochran faced his hardest match
today. with Yamada, the Japanese.
Hoppe meets Sutton tonight
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22

Al the University Of Pittsb urgh.
Pop was fortunate in finding a
foundation Of a good team already
prepared when he took charge this
year. Pitt, had strong team last
year. losing only TO Washington and
Jefferson Then too, the Pittsburgh
boys are just OF the type Warner
likes They are a neTvy, lighting
bunch. and are in juXtaposition with
the Warner metLod-aggTessivt
ness Last year, II tne game III
which they beat Cornell. something
like seven OF them we're disqualified
for rough work.
Oh They are something 10 write
home about
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
system Cost Championship

defeated Yale princeton ul
cost Harvard championship II interesting 10
had against
Saturday nothing IN TINS
would have had spiendd
e. Mahan and the Big Red team mas
coached to machnehke performance "hh u"d
Inward mvincible
did the Crimson with a de
the remainder OF It's schoue IN
until be is black in the face ha ne
pons his dNoyembe games and mat me
of prefers not to prepare ade
that is his business but the a OF
.E~neiIs victory puh the running nevertheless
Had play Michigan again instead Oh giving
days triumph establish basis for championship claims
would correspond 10 osebd
championship to go hang while prepared TOT he
the championship WOULD
It'd void although post season clash or so WI" team
nrominence staged. IT. -.
Cornell champions and should either lose
and play each other THURSDAY
with degree or
when plays the Quakers
vale win get grdon ways
one is considered certain so Is h
of wilson HlgsngOo'h
- Sheldons, Scoyll and Pie Way.
usual exodus OF but Gilman Harte DAD
Boies Robinson will Haughton plenty OF nucleus
~ strong eleven
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
Michigan Soccer
Detroit. o, P.rsnrd-. 2.

The cup play of WAS played At
West End park before 500 sprcta-
tGEA The play was a ding dong
game all thriuEh and Cook opened
the score for the PaCkards.
IA the second half smith put on
No. for the PackardS The play
on both sides was good but the wind
spoiled the play ana caused some %
the shots 10 80 on the wrong side
OF the post Packards and the 81.
Georges now viii enter tue second
round.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
The Misfortune of Click

X<C PEEDY Rush will get the finest chance ever
football His lone failure IN
OF defeat
the varsity Captain Click
tackle will be
dso wilth backheld, the exception noted
history with Merke
of mistake d1mned
be gamble
the
Yale 34yad Eight
line touchdown
plunge With of eight
make six yards Click
Moore fumbled
gamble failed
OF
gained country.wide notoriey rank bonehead
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
Sue Willard for
$40, 800; Awarded 81

OKLAHOMA CITY Okla. Nov. p.
Damages OF 81 were awarded A..
" Cuttrell and a w Phillips
against Jess Willard. champion
heavyweight Of the world. by a jury
here today The plaintiffs sued for
i40. 800. claiming Willard had broken
a contract, made four or Ave years
ago. which gave them the entire
handling Of his affairs. They also
claimed they had advanced him
numerous sums Of money during the
DAYS when he first VAS breaking into
the fight game here Wizards depo-
siiion was read In lieu Of having the
| lig champion here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
44. 67. 1a. 80: Shift; SD, 81

~ az familiar
*1A
modern methods directing
" The 1863
Until each
and all OF them cumbersome and SLOW
1888 Military
system which
the Military college enabled
unaheved
/1a had accepted the innovation.
X1A
~ POUNDS
- Dundee Brooklyn tonight out
the which he
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