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afr bentidle ssitc.

Within gtN~t9 - Avn
Omaha 3ribane: = Die 3eitung
aefdQt mir iebr; Is lit imnier mo-
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tuie eg mir moglif 1T, reue 2eier
einididen. Sd ber6leibe Sbr 2eier
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Minn ihnrn ami hif Nieren.

s5niolge elmer Qetition 5n Sun.
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Mon unteritiite bic oeutide Brei.
Il, inbem man 81 ibrer gerbrei,
Eung beitrdnt.
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9eatidler, crit elm Sabr aus 9eutid.
LAMB iud)t 81 anfang War8 mel.
tere 9eIadftigung oii elmer 5arm
Gfferten inter S-100 an Die 0ma.
ia Tribiine erbeten. S2S
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On Dermietben-Gin mobernes 8im.
mer. Board rpeun getuiinid)t fin
0eutifen Serrn. 1417 90. t6. Ctr.
Eel. Heo 1882. S-2e
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9. ID. Mobr ~perfnuft unb reparirt
0dbmnihinen. SIT Nor6 16.
Ctr. 91one 9ouglas sci. Sc.
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0as preismarOigite GTen Bel qeter
Stump. 9eutide Slide. 1908
Dodge StrnBe, 2. Stod. MabI8ei.
ten rs Gents.
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strnbe. 9nler 1925. II.
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8illarb G0bD Qatente, 1880 gitp
NaiicnoI ganf @ebduoe. Tsle.
pbon 3nIer 1850.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
Upton Bolstering His
Defense-Team to Be
At Top Strength

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. H.
Upon the elements depends Grand
Rapids Centrafs chances against
Detroit in the determining battle for
the state interscholastic champion
ship at the metropolis Saturday. a
dry field and fair day will spell op-
portunity for the Uptonites. II on
the other hand the field is heavy
defeat seems certain.
Coach Bass of Detroit was in
Grand Rapids the first OF the week.
but not TO spy on the Central aggre-
CATION or get any pointers. He came
to attend funeral. During the day
he talked with Dinnie Upton and
the game Saturday never came into
the discussion except when each
wished the other good luck.
With Barry Stuart back in the
lineup Upton's team will be 20 per
cent stronger on defense and the
offense, too, will be helped. Satur-
day will be the first time since the
second game of the season that I'D.
ton has had chance 10 place all
OF his regulars in at one time and
indications now are that he NAV be
forced to get along without Mathe-
son at full.
Ever since the lansing game
Matheson has been suffering from
a bad side and Just as he was about
In shape again he became in and
now lie confined TO his home. Up
ton hopes the big fellow will be
able TO play. as his loss would mean
the gripping OF the whole team.
Many who have picked Detroit 10
wallop Central by about dfty points
have been complaining because a
new defense has not been perfected
while a great deal has been said
about the offense. Upton has been
working on the former problem
quietly ever since seeing the way
the heavy DetroIters spilled Muske
son and has arranged his team dc.
fensively in about what he considers
its major strength.
Booth has been placed at loose
center on defense and Jones In the
line. Barry Stuart aud steketee
VIII attend to the left flank and
ohland and Matheson will take care
OF the other end Of the line. This
will put the best tacklers and block.
ers At vantage points and Upton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
STANDISH
UP THERE
East Sees DetrOiter AS
Championship Pos
sibility

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.--Beaten at
Baltusrol. at Detroit. at Greenwich
and at Merton. Francis Ouimet now
returns TO Boston tO mediate upon
the wrecking OF season which at
one time promised 10 be his best.
Through a multitude of causes the
former open and ex-national anna
teur champion has been shorn Of all
but one Of his titles. All around
him are sprinsing up golfers OF such
caliber that he cannot find the op-
position less keen next year than
II has been this season.
Out OF the ranks Of the second
flight OF just few months ago,
there have graduated not one or
two. but quite a flock Of ambitious
club wielders Of rare prowess.
Among other youngsters for whom
championship possibilities are al
ready claimed are Phil Carter. Dud-
ley Nudge, Jimmy Standish and Max
Marston.
Two Of these, Standish and Nudge.
have already taken the measure Of
the once invincible Ouiinet; another,
Marston. has beaten Jerome Travers
when defeat entailed elimination
from q national championship. All
four have played such golf all sea,
son that no faint of huke has attach
ed to their victories over the sup
posedly unconquerable amateur
kings"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
IN TRIPLE
TIE NOW
State Colleges Having
Tough Time Finding
~ a Champion

With the near approach of the end
OF the football season. followers Of
Michigan colleges sre still wonder
ing when there will appear above
the horizon one team which will lead
the percentage column of the NJ. I.
A. A. Three teams are still tied for
FIRST place. and with only two weeks
yet TO play Indications are that there
will be clinch at the end which
will be more unsolvabIe than the
tabled Gordian knot
Unless the game ends In q tie, as
so many OF the NJ. l. A. A. contests
have this falln the tilt between Alma
and Olivet AT the latter place this
next Saturday will undoubtedly do
much 10 show where the various
leaders stand. Tho two elevens 10
far have gone through their SEIZED.
ules with a clean record and such
has been the caliber of games play.
ed that the two are doped rs about
equal on the gridiron. Alma will
have had two weeks rest and should
be In tip-top condition for the fray
and this will give the Presbyterians
q handicap over their rivals.
However, Olivet came through the
Kalamazoo game last Saturday with
very few disabled men. and playing
on their home grounds where they
have 4 reputation for putting up q
hard tight, Alma will face one OF the
most difIicult propositions Of the
year. Every man on the Alma
squad Is reported TO be In the best
Of condition OF any time this season
since the Notre Dame game and IL
prepared to put up q scrap against
the Olivetians, Despite the tie with
Albion a week ago Saturday. Alma
In expecting to secure q victory.
More games will be played this
week on the NJ. !. A. A. schedule
than at any other time. Besides the
Alma-Olivet game. Hillsdale anS
Adrian. and Albion and Kalamazoo
will meet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
BOUTS
FOR. BLOOM
Victory Over Droul-
lard Gives New York
er Lots to Do

Phil Bloom captured four good
bouts last night when ne won a
slashing. decisive victory over
Patsy Droulhard at the Windsor
Athletic club. On Dec. 10 he will
box either Milburn Saylor or Bonnie
Tillman-the latter . Minneapolis
boy-at Toledo. He 10 also assured
fight late this month with Matt
Wells At Fremont. o.. and = bout
with Johnny GrifIlths. 1t Akron. all
to take place within the next few
weeks. II Tillman gets the Toledo
date. Saylor will meet Bloom later.
Bloom last night gave the clev-
crest exhibition Of boxing ever seen
in q Windsor ring. II had all the
defensive charm Of Wselsh's style,
and a spectacular aggressiveness
that got the packed arena by the
ears and pulled the fans to their
feet In cheering tribute. Droulliard
is mighty clever boxer-one OF
the cleverest In the game. But II
Is only a slight exaggeration to say
that Bloom could be put In q one
foot ring with his hands tied be-
hind him. and Droulliard would
have great diniculty In landing a
wallop TO the head. Time and
again Phil made Patsy miss by
inches. and he didn't do 1t by back.
Ing up. for he almost invariably
landed two or three jabs to the face
whenever the Canadian champion
made . pass at him.
Patsy won the nrst round and
was given the NTH because he hit
Bloom once. but the rest OF the
battle was Bloom all the way by a
tremendous margin. BY the tenth
round. Droulliard was utterly ex-
hausted by the slashing. jolting jabs
that Rad stopped his game efforts to
even up the bout. and in the tenth,
he chnched at every opportunity.
One Of the largest crowds in the
history Of Windsor lighting saw the
bout. and II witnessed one OF the
most interesting cards Glassco ever
framed. Jack Reardan outpointed
Henry Lang and Younger Berger
and Georgia Markham fought n
pretty draw in two Of az interesting
curtain raisers as could be imag-
ined. The semi.nnal between Mike
Farrell and Jules Schuhoitx, slated
to be a great mingling Of weller
weights. was the only frost of the
evening. and Referee Rocks pleased
the crowd by chasing this pair out
OF the ring when they failed to
speed NJ. Schuholts's persistent
clnching spoiled the bout. for after
being warned. Farrell was willing
enough.
The fstic bugs will get another
card next "Wednesday night. Nov.
IL. when Sammy Taylor and Packey
Hommey stage the battle that was
originally slated for Nov. "a. HON.
mey has a chancs 10 box Kilbane
on Nov. %. hence the change In
dates. The Taylor-Hommey bout
should be another hair-raiser.
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Grand Rapids Hopes for
Dry Grid for Detroit Game
BARRETT's SCORING
TOTAL IS 1os POINTS

Not only liz Cornell going TO
grab of team honors in the east
this year, but she is also going
to have the individual star II
Charley Barrett continues his
sensational point getting way.
The Ithacan leader today leads
all eastern foot ballers for the
number of points scored. He has
made 10 touchdowns, and kicked
10 goals for a grand total OF 109
points.
Davy Tibbott. OF Princeton, and
Cam, of New York university.
lead the field goal department.
each with six. Eddie Mahan. OF
Harvard, and Cahall. of Lehigh,
come next with four each.
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CENTRAL SQUAD
TAKING 1T EASY

The Detroit Central football squad
Is breezing along now. just keeping
In condition for the Grand Rapids
game. The team Is now at the
height OF efficiency. and Coach Buss
Is taking no chance OF IL going stale,
for there are some important post
season games on the card. Yester-
day and today some attention will
be paid 10 defense against the Grand
Rapids style OF attack.
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Yost Will Have But Five Veterans Next
Year, But They're the Pick Of the Squad
ANN ARBOR. Mich.

ANN ARBoR Mich, Nov 1-Michigan graduating nine letter
Cochran, Mard
Roehm cs and Basian SO far but five returning but the
OF the whole could picked five would be
Reiman Nman Dunno on the line and smith and Maulbesh the
Mauy Smith and Nems but there no doubt that Me Dunno
from bad ankles all Rsiman nn tackle and should
Maulbesch a
and are but
All sending Of
backAed
and
Douglas quarter spark bunch
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THE TIGER is 5
TO 3 FAVORITE
OVER BULLDOG

NEW YORK. Nov. 11.--Princeton
will be a Ave TO three favorite over
Yale when the two teams meet at
New Haven Saturday. Those were
the odds to be had about New York
betting places today. and It was the
first time In years that Blue
eleven has gone against the Tigers
so heavily In disfavor.
The Tigers probably would ba
still larger favorftcs were II not for
tradition and Its effect upon the
betting fraternity.
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WOLVERINES NEAR
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. IL
The University OF Michigan football
team, which plays the University or
Pennsylvania here Saturday. will ar.
rive nj Wayne. Pa. a suburb OF this
city. late this afternoon. The wol-
verines will remain at Wayne until
time to move to Franklin field. and
will practice on a high school feld
there.
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It'll Never Coach Anywhere Except at Michigan" Says
Yost in Times Interview "and I'll Be Here Next Year
Midget Has Blacksmith Arm and Will Give
$500 for Chance to Use 1t on Kilbane

II Johnny Kilbane agrees 10 meet
George CLANCY. the Baltimore, Md.
midget with sledge hammer punch.
he will place his title ut greater risk
than at any time since he won II
from Abe Attell nearly three years
ago.
Henry Bletzer, manager OF CLANCY,
has offered to give Kilbane $500 IL
he will go into 20-round bout.
Jimmy Dunn. manager Of Kilhane,
says the offer Will be accepted, but