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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-23

two weeks ago was buried. He leaves
wife and daughter, with her husband
and little daughter, one sister and two
brothers to mourn for him. The wife
and her brother, Jay Church, came
with the body. They will return to
their home Thursday.
The barn of Fred Johnson was hit
by lightning Wednesday m rning and
burned to the ground. See further mo-
tice elsewhere in this issue.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-23

Mrs. Jno. Malone, returned to her
home in Sahdusky Saturday Ruth
Griffin returned with her for a short
visit
Some from Lafayette attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Caroline Buchanan on
Monday.
Geo. Knepper of Westfeld called at
w. A. Cartons Monday night.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-23
BURGLARS LIKE CREsTON

Creston received another visitation
of burglars Saturday night, the third
night in less than a weeks time.
J. w. Harmon's grocery was en-
tered via the front door by means Of a
key. but comparatively nothing was
taken, unless it was some sugar and
tobacco. Escape was had through q
back door.
This store made about dozen or
more places entered within a week.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-23
ROOM WANTED FOR PIANO

Wanted room suitable for piano
studio, near public square; private
house preferred, with or without piano
same to be used about two or three
days each week.
Call at Gazette Block, Room 3, on
Monday Friday or Saturday, this week
or next, before p. M, central time.
E. J. MILLER.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-23
NOTICE OF REUNION

NOTICE OF REUNION Il
The fourth annual reunion Of the
Nichols family will be held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Rood,
Sharon Center, o., on August 21st.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

80 ~'S.y ..e.-s. ~-sAt l ever fought.
! stopped Andre Anderson, who
weighed 225 rounds, in six rounds.
X. Old Jack Lester, who tipped
the scales at 1875 pounds. and
dropped Charley Weinert In three
rounds. after be had just beaten
Jim Cotfey. Gunboat Smith. Bat
Ting Levinsky. Jim Savage and Al
Norton were easy"
But, isn't Willard too big for
your" we interrupted.
"Of course he Is. wouldn't
fight him over 10 rounds. II could
beat him at all. ! would do il in the
first 10 rounds. II the fight went
over that distance he would proba
bly, win. but think | can whip him
In a 10-round match"
Dillon IL sincere in his wish to
m:ngle with Willard. and homes; in
the belief that he can outpoint the
big fellow.
Jack is the busiest boxer in the
ring today. DU.jng the last Ave
years he has fought more battles
and more OF item (e'ther by deci.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01


Jack Dillon. that dangerous and
much-dodged boy from Indianapolis
wants to fight either Les Darcy OF
Jess willard. He doesn't care
which.
IL successful with Charley Wei
merit, he expects to meet and bea'
Frank Moran, and then demand Q
match with the big kansan. On thu
other hand, Dillon Is willing and
anxious to fight the new middle
weight star-Les Darcy.
Il will make 1853 pounds az
o'clock for Darcy" said Jack. "And
will try to build up It's pounds
for willard"
Will be fight willard! Listen.
Certainly l will fight Willard
The big fellows are easier to lick
than the little fellows. Heavy
weights make me tired. They are
giants with pigmy hearts. be
lieve they are all yellow-at least
have an awful time getting one of
EN- in the ring. I have easily beat
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
JACK
DIIloD
NNAN-AN

sions or knockouts) than any OF
his coute uporaries.
In October. 1912, Jack fought four
battles In seven days in four differ
ent cities-Johnstown, Pittsburgh,
Dayton and indianapolis. Going
some. ell?
Dillon fought 81 battles in 1911.
II In 1912. 81 In 1913. q in 1914,
and "A TO date this year.
Fighting il just like eating break.
fast, the Hoosier boy says. And he
would rather fight than eat.
BOX the fighters and fight the
boxers is his secret.
Dillon was horn at Frankfort.
Ind. He is "a years old height.
five feet seven and half inches.
and his best weight is Ice pounds.
He has never been knocked down
either in the ring or in the gym.
Dillon's real name Is Ernest Cutter
Price. He was named after a horse
Sydney Dillon. However he re-
Gently had horse named after him.
And the horse has been winning
races. too" laughed Jack.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
Dutchman's Defensive
Play High Light of
Syracuse Game

ANN ARBon, Mich. Nov. L.
With nearly every ray OF hope gone
the University OF Michigan football
team Is vaInly fighting with Ito
back to the wall To bring q couple
OF victories yet from the Are. Ans
even the most optimistic OF the fani
IAN now see nothing but the worst
season that Michigan has ever had
But the campus is still with the
team, and even is backing the grid
iers with the old kale, though get
ting odds on the betting agains,
Cornell. Saturdays battle showes
the effects Of the week of mass
meetings and pep raising. for the
fans and team fought hard until the
final whistle.
Nieman. playing his FIRST big foot
ball game as varsity center. was
easily the star OF the linemen. Sat
urday. as he was found at the bot
tom OF nearly every play, smashino
up Interference and tackling with
a fierceness that was worthy OF bet
ter results. Catlett starred on de-
Tense. though he was not expected
TO last even full half Buzz.
showed the spirit that the fans have
been begging for, and he heIpet
much In keeping the score down.
Mauibetsch was another star. the
German Bullet" a-sin pl ying AZ
fine a defensive game az one coule
wish for. even better. game thar
he played against NJ. A. c., where
he was the only one besides Roehn
who fought hard. "Mauly's" veal
point last year was in his defensive
playing. and Yost shifted him ON dc
Tense where he could get into ths
fewest plays. but this season the
German has developed into as goo<
defensive back as Michigan has
seen In rome time.
And 'Pat" S~'ith, going into the
gene With n bad knee and a charley
horse that had left his whole thlgi
nearly blue. charged into the Cd
posing plays and SPILLED them be
fore they could get started. n,
played like a madman and wa,
everywhere AZ once. tackhng fierce
ly and effectively, until finally ne
went down, hanged I'm the head
Yost was delighted with Smiths
work.
Defensively the line was veal
and extensively II was weaker. The
men fought-there is no doubt aboui
that--but they did not accomplish
results.
YosI Is rot sure yet what changes
he VIII make for the Cornell game
hut he expects 10 uee Dunno, Staat,
and Smith next Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
WELSH RUBS
TT IN ON POOR
WILLIE RITCHIE

Willie Richie now knows Just
where ne stands with Freddy Welsh.
Harry Pollok. Welsh's mouthpiece.
has made public the following proc
lamation:
II see that Willie Richie Is howl
ing for q championship battle with
Freddie Welsh. Well. Richie can
sign articles for the match today.
Welsh agreed TO meet the four best
Iightweights In the game. before
the season closes, In championsh hip
battles, and let the boxing fans Sc
lect the first one. Up TO date. vii.
lite Richie Is not the first choice
Of the fans However. Welsh Is WILL
ing 10 SIDE track that fact and give
Richie first chance. providing Rit.
chic gets Welsh the same terms
which Welsh dug up for Richie last
year In London when the hstic
standing OF the two boys was re-
versed.
Furthermore, the minute this Is
done. Welsh stands ready 10 bet
Richie any part Of the money that
he viii repeat the iacing he gave
the Californian IN the London battle.
As Richie and his friends All claim
that Willie gave Freddie a fearful
drubbing. when they met last March
IN Madison-sa. garden. this looks
like pretty soft spot for Richie
TO fatten tls bank roll.
sc Just appoint meeting place.
Willie. Bring along a forfeit. and
Won can sign yourself ny for match
for the worlds lightweight cham
pionship IN two shakes OF the old
cows tail"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
MICHIGAN
GAME LEADS
Cornell JOust Will BE
Western Headliner
In Football

CHICAGO, Nov. This week
viii be a rather drab time among
western footballers. The Cornell
game at Ann Arbor Is the only one
scheduled for next Saturday that is
OF more than local interest. And
the interest in that could be COM
pared with the interest the world
would show in pitched battle be-
tween the entire German army. and
the sultan OF Zulu's armed forces.
The second division conference
teams are the only ones to meet
Saturday in title games. These are
indiana In Ohio states preserves.
and Iowa on Purdue's home grounds.
While the Maroons toy with Has
kell Indians here, Minnesota, I'LL
nols and Wisconsin will be having
an on day.
Nebraska, looking like the only
real goods in this section, has
practice game with Nebraska Wes-
leyan.
SO II comes to pass that another
week must clapse before the Cru
shul series" stun can be- pulled
again. And a week from Sat
urday will bring real crucial tests
for Chicago, Minnesota and Illinois.
for on that day. Nov. IL, Chicago,
victorious In ell her conference
games SO far, meets Minnesota. and
Illinois battles Wisconsin.
n Chicago oeats Minnesota, which
Is a catch-as-catcb-can chance. and u
Illinois beats Wisconsin, which
seems likely. then the conference
title will be settled here Nov. 20.
when the Maroon ,-f Illinois meet.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
Mauley Demonstrates He's
All-ArOund Gridder Now
JAKE MAZER QUITS
GAME HI MADE FAMOUS

With all the basketball teams
preparing for the coming season.
Jake Mazer. daddy OF the indoor
game In Detroit, has made his
annual announcement OF retire
ment. Although he can still pla.
more basketball than big ma
jority of the Detroit tossers. he
thinks he has served his time
and that business interests will
not permit him to give the prop
or attention TO the game. II
Is asserted that this time the
lure OF the game will not queer
Nazer's retirement.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
HOPPE HANDICAPS
ARE ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK, Nov. I.--HandicapS
for the 1872 balk line tournament
which will be held here on Nov. IL
70 %, were announced today. This
will be the first big handicap tour
ney OF this kind ever held In Amer
lea. and Willie Hoppe Is given the
honor position at scratch In the
field OF SIX entrants. Hoppe vii,
play 500. George Sutton 400: George
Slosson. 375 Kohl Ysmada. 375:
Joseph Mayer. 1925: and welkes
Cochran. 300. Contests will be held
in the music hall OF the New Yort
theater building.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
ONLY TWO COLLEGES
ESCAPE CROSSED .iNE

NEW YORK. Nov. l.-only
two college football elevens In
the country have not been
scored upon this year-Colgate
In the east. and Vanderbilt In
the south. Wisconsin holds the
high total honors in the west.
having scored 229; Vanderbilt
leads all elevens. with 399. and
Colgate leads the eastern contin-
gent with 223.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
HOCKEY CLUB
STARTS WORK

The Detroit Hockey club will start
the seasons practice at the arena
Tuesday night at s O'Clock. Capt.
Johnson wants to see all candidates
for the septet Al the FIRST workout.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
Drivers Elect Townsend.

John r. Townsend, VI Goshen, n.
Y. was elected president OF the
League OF Amateur Driving clubs
at the annual meeting In LexIng.
ton. Ky. He succeeds n. X. Dew.
ereux. OF Cleveland. o., who has
been president OF the organization
since ito inception rs years ago.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
~ y. lR1A1 -
3

~ fistion that the ideal game m which
- psepsre Tor every sort Of ATTACK Fooe
~ IN esbefS OF sport that provides specasu
Ana 1fSonse but the kick for goal Following
1hat one will the game from the s'and
coeslbls against the kick for goal While the remain
ensven stroll field participate IN 'ne
that affect either the success
E 1fsmpt all the unopposed skill OF an IN
Is a chance TO block the KICK
~ mat n 30 nearly impossible that Is seldom seriously
are won this feature OF the autumn
sriaton against developing this season and It's
would not be surprising
~ 4 deemed essential be decreed that the KICK
- DAVID from field goal with the
*E< ~ ya reasonabIe distance from the goal
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
Wrnd.er Rov-rs n, NsUessis ..

Tie NATIONALS Journeyed 20 Ferry
FIELD 10 meet the Rovers. The Ma
tIorais -rcreS tn the early patti OF
the game by the aid OF James. who
a minute later hit the cross bar with
a fne shot, AZ half time the Ma
ti6nals bad the lead of one goal TO
none.
The Rovers started the second half
In A mastery style. but the National
defense Was the master Of the situa
ton. Rigg scored the second goal
for the visitors. nd thus the game
ended as above.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
SEE CHAMP
. IN COLGATE
Bankhart's Clan Right
Out In Front Rank
With Cornell

NEW YORK. Nov. Coach Lar
~ Bankart's Colgate e.even was
crowding Princston and Cornell for
football honors In eastern doLe
sheets today. When the up-st1teis
defeated the Army In . decisive
manner there was . general sitting
up and taking notice throughout the
east. Saturdays defeat OF Yaio.
which was even more decisive a..d
clesn-cut, has put her right out In
the front rank of eligibles.
Colgate hasn't been scored upop
this year In five games--the only
eleven east OF the Rockies and no. ID
OF the Mason and Dixon liae II at
has such a record. Moreover. she
has rolled up a total Of 223 points.
an average of over ~ points To the
game. Certainly such q re Cd
places the Colgaters on an equa.
plane with Princeton. Cornell and
Pitt for honors In the east.
The football situation should Re
clarified TO a great extent this week
with Princeton meeting Harvard.
While the Crimson has had a disas-
trous season. for her. she still is
possessed Of a kick in either no Z.
and will give the Tigers the acid
test. Eddie Mahan alone Is enough
to give a team trouble. The game
also will settle To great e,tent
the 1918 kicking honors. Mahsn
and Tibbott stand out as the greet.
est OF the season. and their iadi-
vidual battle will be fully az spec
tacular as the game Itself
West Ends Bring Home the Bacon.
West End football team Sunday,
defeated the strong 81. Thomas team
II Ann Arbor. ~ to ~. Germany"
Schults and Kennedy Of the West
End team featured the game.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

CHICAGO. Nov. Jackson. the
Maroors' right tackle. Is out for the
season, Il was announced here to-
day. lie broke bis right ankle In
Saturdays Wisconsin game.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

Boiled sea water has been found
an excellent dlsinfectant for bullet
wounds by o French surgeon.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

The Caleys avenged thstr last sum
day defeate by defeating the 81.
GEORGES on their own ground before
good number Of spectators
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

~ development Of coaching skill throughout the coun
oS0S 80 nv better featured than Saturday
lit 6te%GH brought from Oregon TO outguess Mack
Enn1ing example The deteat Of Yale by Col
IT, Bulldog faced line could not penetrate. and
eoore1 touohdoWns by beautiful forward
Gnd brilliant from formation that scattered
oe6 ~ Held The wizardry Of the little school thor.
m Stl11an6 meh bf ELL
~ q 660Sla &cpplnE block IN east completely
W tr3 Gamp&ated system Of forward delayed, double,
eA lnoeate6 t&narkabie coaching virgnia's sterling
&x1nth pfoe64 coaching from An unexpected
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

Prfnff-G-the plain neat htuA-thss
b rtrht-Tfm~s Joh Dent Main <5c~
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

~ ROLlEk says that wrestling is finer method OF self,
boxing breends desiron. NJ
eAaaee % prove with less Willard his Mean.
&hue Tarro Miyeke Is challenging the both ties,
vs ara with yu tiIsu Great press stuff his-a verbal
M q n'sttery retreat the class OF all defensive methods
the nervies lad in the this winter
Dillon in Charlie preparing for another
b ne Hooer Man Killer II will happen tonight according
Witch roc6Ms Stanley Ketchei and Billy panke
~ Wheat wied under Papkes wslops at Los Sep
leso than three months later Kecbe the com
4~oo Pxpka b dealing in OF punches
~ = o5oooy store at Spring Valley, ILL.,
n the most active In this country this year
49, Of Runners at Lexington last week $50 sold
1S020 each the offerings remaining
IL HaGgin stables which brought average of $3.50
runners amounted to s1o5.24o and one weaning
U11qF tas been ordered by Commander Rowland Of the
tu63oo tWo kOSrs day outhedn9 Angeles during
q IL HTenchmans skull IL fractured by this bon
&9(o1 hpoo4 - Aavs real outnelder year.
&1yG(taees Of having hitting strength of a hall
&1<o - thGt portion Of 1913 baseball stxtscs that
~ 3)|Uf0 v(ro len o. bases this year That total
s1ss ns.'s su z me Ss' Rsa s Sc Fu as
Z
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
YALE GRID
men BREAK
Captain and Coach In
Open Clash Over
Football Situation

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. H.
The Yale football situation-the
worst in her history-was tense to-
day, following the reported open
break between Head Coach Frank
Hinkey and Captain, Alec Wilson,
and the lat,er's action In summon
ing Tom Shevlin. famous old Ell
star. from Minneapolis, to take
charge of the squad.
II IL fairly well known about the
campus that Wilson and Hinkey
have been in almost constant clash
since the defeat OF the Blue by Vir-
ginia. Then came o one point vic
tory over Leh,gh, followed by de-
feals By Washington and Jefferson.
then Saturdays defeat by Colgate
was the last straw.
Numerous rumo-s were afioat to-
day. One was the Hinkey would re-
sign; others that he would stay and
fight II out. none of which could be
confirmed.
All that deep blue at New Haven
is not collegiate color. It's the
sha 'e OF Yale's football hopes. Tom
Shevlln. OF whom Yale grads tell
their youngsters. is due back at New
Haven today TO assume the dicta.
tors chair OF Eli football II re-
mains To be seen whether he can
lick anything out of en-. Next Sat.
nrday the Blue meets Brown; the
following Saturday Princeton. and
its horrible TO contemplate what
the Tigers will do to Yale II there
isn't sudden Improvement.
Yale grads are recalling the 1917
Sit lation. when, after a disastrous
start. Shcvlin came back. and
whipped a team intb shape that beat
Princeton and tied Harvard.
Jones-So many people are struck
by automobiles while alighting from
trolley cars,
Trolley Oficial--wcll. yes: bur
those people have paid their fares
It's this running over people who
are waiting to get on that gets our
goat,
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
parke. DAVIS z. Crfckstees

PLAYED or the. grounds OF the nrst
named club and after a hard-fousht
game ended In win for the willow
men.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

the surprising defeat OF
f20lGhigan Agges from Oregon, and still
ns Waterloo will retain elements Of mystery II 70
that the Aggies didn't play the they did against
hsy simply undesirable, and that probably true
sterling against the Wolverines last year. they
fuIy mangled by Nebraska Folks who insist that team
it, test In mdseason cannot avoid slump
hoeaer viii find much grist for their mill in the misfor-
IEfn during The past two
produced Of the finest teams
~ that Il hard 70 believe. is reasonable to con-
pe slump, and added explanation assert that
sual styIs Of attack caught mapping Doc Stewart
coach Union quarterback but played two fu
Ixves direct This Is not original When
direct nearly everybody tried to elm
finally decreed the direct more effective
1n ~ - fraiion been little OF this style
lnxogne years. and II Is not surprising
2T0o tGfsn0A familiar with IT,
~ viii strategy II considered Just like
oopafeL Il II usually revival Of the ancient Detroit
t1eG or maneuver Muskegon. Saturday. that was
- ~ with It. and there were many present who
~ uS2oH before. Coach Haughton, OF Har-
maiUnt Of freak plays used IN the east are sim
YUyvnla the only attack that worked on M A C.
18 1kd fbepations that Yost had often used before
th1ne ~ A. c. hGs lost its chance to partict
xehanppoship claims this lot OF budding
1&ooc Aitton ~ Saturdays defeat
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

Detrosts ., ThistIes Q.
PLAYED at sG-vey park before q
rood crowd. Detroit. fresh from their
victory last Sunday. could DO no bet
ter than make q goalless draw.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

coafermce chanponship joust II clear as the
Hsaf afsg aide at The Csebra cut Wisconsin is elm
M NGeapL4 1Mfen4 end Illinois 10 h3mpered by pair Of
~ WilA 11lHnesota Ohio. And Minnesota
oAoq14 00phsFs win the rest Of their
III ~ 0f Midway history really
6rRr11A now With his health hack Stagg be
fn coaching He just sneaked victories from Pur
N1rthwesterA-~al weak brethrenand then had his
iust Wisconsin,. Badgers looked like
NJ tell what the Illinois and Minnesota games
- ut 01neg and ola Man Crushal be good
~ Sor TIE good Of the rest OF the conference.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
Sd 7bbo Kcke Clash Saturday Seasons Biggest Gam
Michigan Soccer
FIRST DIVISION.
Celttes 4. RislUG stare ..

Played at Atkinson park. before q
moderate number OF spectators The
lineup foilows:
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
Z Muskies Had Everything But Power

sben "a not rout Muskeson Saturday, The Muskies
ANd had wonderful team iust
0e G&edfor them But Central simply power that
team cannot deny, when lie well applied Hendrian
chauffeur, and the to start
aek that might have overwhelmed the Deoiers they
lees OF crushing strength. boxing, marvellous
even fAr big and that sxes Saturdays game
4 lAve CenFaf the chanpushp OF Michigan
1Nok1es fought great battle
o. the scoring until the last
hammered into submission Even then, Captain Bovik
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

eAg haAe Grand sphl tight against Syracuse Saturday
~ k1ehds II the Yellow and Blue who confident that
H an est brilliant game any
lightning viii strike this week That's much
Cornell this the bunch that the Big Red
NJ worth playing
1b tn. Nothing bnt stupendcus slump defeat Al
3or1o& n has In every department, and
~ finest The old ambish Is the job for the Red
M ceny American athletic championship except
eVretsck IN the history Of the sport can give Michigan
NJ EEra Cornell next Saturday.
VIII supply the AIiAmerean this with light
~ graccd the mythical eleven. His
~ saturday he and Barrett snapped while for
~ md Cool went through Virgins Poiytech touchdown
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

wyswAottes .. Moses 4.
Played AZ wysndotte.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01
West Ends Bring Home the Bacc

West End football team Sunday,
defeated the strong ~. Thomas team
II Ann Arbor. ~ to l3. Germany
Schults and Kennedy Of the West
End team featured the game.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

e chanpipoship claims this season:
y &itton ~ Saturdays defeat.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

Bvteks 3. paeksrAs q
Played ., Flint yesterday afternoon
before a good attendance. a fair num-
Der making the trip from Detrojt
A fter a fine game the auto boys re-
turned home the winners by 3-o.
AT Scots D, Besudettes g.
Beaud~ttes defeated All Scots -
Maloneys park
The Washington times., 1915-06-22
Suffragist Excursion
Down Potomac Tonight

The steamer st. Johns will be con-
verted into a suffragist boat tonight
when leaders of the Congressional
Union for Woman Suffrage, who have
chartered the vessel will go for forty
mile cruiHe down the river and back.
The excursion is the first of its kind
ever he'd by Washington women. and
the suffraRists have sold approximately
1000 tickets, 1t was announced today
at union headquarters. Besides suf-
fragist speeches, there will be a number
Of special entertainment features. In
cluding a cornet solo by Mrs. Berger
Lynch. and dancing for which the
music will be provided by the MCGEE
Orchestra.
Those who are scheduled to contribute
to the speechmaking program are Mrs
Jessie Hardy MacKaye, Mrs. Nine E.
Allender. Dr. Cora Smith King, Miss
Elsie Hill. Miss Lucy Burns. and Mrs.
Harvey w. Wiley.
Mrs. Nina E. Allender. who is chair
man of the newly organized branch of
the Congressional Union in Washington.
Is chairman of the committee in charge
Of the excursion. The boat will leave
the wharf at the foot Of Seventh street
at o'clock.