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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
10 FREE OHIO.

wASHINGTON, July 1ZAil Ohio
and Rhode Island viii be freed from
federal quarantine against foot and
areas also will be freed or their re-
stricton will be reduced In Connecti-
cut. Illinois, echusetts, New Jer-:
sey, New York. Pennsyi yania and West
Virginia.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
EAGLES TO MEET.

There vim be a regular meeting Of
.Clarksburg Aerie No.: 45, Fraternali
order OF Eagles, at 8 o'clork Monday
night. In. the Reed hall on West
PIE street.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
RAILWAY CHATTER.

The secretary of state has issued q
charter to the Fairmont Helens Run
capftal. $500, 900; incorporators. Carl
ri. Gray. M. G. Byers, G. II. Porter,
81. r. Pratt, L. NJ. Zimmerman, Bal
timore. Md
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
.sTRIEEs AvERTED.
!. !. ....,..a,e,,L.rr,,ns.nras.,l.

New YORK. July 1.-THE SYM
nathef:c strike OF 10000 members OF
fhe Chiidreu's Jacket Makers Union
scheduled for Monday has been ayerts
MAJ, s t6nigiif By the ANAL gamated
CIothing workers OF Ameriea.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
FALSE REPoRT

a false report reached the city
Saturday evening that ]. J. Gallagher,
of this city. an oil field worker IN the
emnioy Of the Hope Natural Gas Com
many. had been killed at Wallace.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18

Thomas Cowie. son Of DR.. G. S
Cowie, of this place, returned yester
day from New oYrk, Where he hal
been since last winter, L ars ~ |
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18

senator Mcclung ret6Snea "a saew.
days ago from a. business trip to
sGreenbrier county.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18

v. S. Lynch is here from Buckhan-
non. nj 4ns
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18

The Baptist congregation lis hay
ih4 Its church edifce on Walnut
street repaired and enlarged. J. IA.
Tlncher, local contractor and builder
is in charge of the work.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen Bales, OF
Cranberry, ware in the city this week
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18

Willard Hinkle, merchant and lum.
her contractor OF Cranberry, was 9
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
MAHAN THE
new STAR
Kicker Makes Harvard
FavOrite for the
Championship

NEW YORK, oct. lS.-A new
spectre bearing an astonishing like
tess 10 Charlie Brtckiey has arisen
TO confront contenders for the east.
ern football championship. And
again Il is Harvard. Eddie Mahan,
captain % the Crimson crew, step
ped into the shoes left vacant by
Brickley on Saturday and booted
Harvard TO a victory over the tough
Virginia eleven, which, two weeks
ago. had electrified the foot ball
world by licking Yale Three times
did Captain Eddie boot the oval
between the bars after MS men had
tried yainly 10 penetrate through to
the Virginia line
The victory in itself isn't 80 i'm
portant a. is the discovery that Har-
ward has man who does such stuff
One goal might be termed lucky;
two fortunate. but when man
places three in che game he is there.
Harvard's stock rose by leaps and
bounds over Sunday, thanks to
Mahan's toe. ard it IL probable that
the Crimson now will go into her
coming tits with Princeton and
Yale favorite.
Princeton and Yale both look bet.
ter today than they did Friday. The
Tigers ran wild against Lafayette
SATURDAY, displaying the best foot.
hall old Nassau has seen this year.
Speedy Rush's tactics apparently
are having some effect, but the Tig.
ers cannot by chance be called a
success until they have met Dart.
mouth. which they do next Saturday.
The game should be fully as good as
the Yale-Princeton. or the Harvard.
Yale, for that matter.
Yale player straight football
against Springfield Saturday and
won by good score. Hinkey's team
looked better than at any stage Of
the season, which has led support.
ers Of the Blue To believe the dark
days arc gone and the rest OF the
season Will see Yale playing football
az tradition says she does.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
Saturday Football
Loo Al.

LOCAL.
Detroit University school, IS. Buff
falo Central high. O.:
Central high, "a; Toledo Scott. o.
Northwestern high. IA Highland
Windsor collegiate institute. o.:
Pontiac high. 2s; Detroit west
ern. o.
Jackson high. 10. Grand Rapids
Lapeer High Reserves. Ia; Column
Saginaw. 7. Por, Huron. s.
Muskegon. 81 Waukesha. Wis" o;
Wabash. -: washington college. j.
North Branch. rs; INLAY CITY. 8.
Michigan fresh, fpsi Normal o.
Harbor Springs. IL; Charievoix. 0.
BlIssfeId high. 20. Adrian. s.
Kalamazoo college. 81. Adrian coll
leEe; i HAGEN =. rsrv,,,. o
Franklin, 20: Butler, rs.
wabash, Ia. Washington.
Rose Polytechnic. :: Earlham. ..
Holland. 20; Grand tis yea, 4 Eat.
ern Reserves. IL.
Assumption college. 6; cleary. o.
Owo.so. 10: Alma high, I.
Reiding. So: Portland. o.
Calumet. II. Eoughton, ,.
Alma college, 20: HiiisdaIe, g.
Ann Ar6or high. 81; Bay city
Flint Central. Z; Mt. Pleasant In
dians, o.
Princeton: 30; Lafayette.
Harvard fresh, Z: Andover. o.
Cornell, ~. Bucknell. o.
Holy Gross. Z; Massachusetts, Az
Yale. 10; Springfield, Y.M, C. A.. o.
Syracuse. So; Rochester. o.
Penn. state. 81 Gettysburg, II.
Colgate, IA: Army. 0.
Georgetown, Ss: North Carolina. 0.
New Hampshirs eolIes.. s. Bates. 0.
Tufts. 90. Middiebury.
Harvard, 8; Virginia. q.
Pittsburgh. IS; Carlisle Indians. o.
Pennsy. Z: Navy, I.
Rutgers. 81; Muhienbers. o.
Lehigh. 81: Aibrfght. o.
Worcester Tech. 6; Rhode Island
Wesleyan, .; Bowdoln. o
Stevens, 7: Haverford. &.
Hamilton. 2s: Rensselaer,. o.
T TrIIp,ty, III S A%ssys'' o
awarthmore, ~. trsinus, 4.
Y. Of Buffalo. Il 81 Donsventura
csrn.sle institute. 20; Allegheny
Washington and Lee. 10; Virginia
Z. Of Buffalo. 6; St. Bonsventure
college, o.
4. OF Chattanooga, 81; 4. Of Louis
Vile, s.
WEST.
Ohio state. 2. Illinois. 4.
Michigan. ~: Case, 2.
Ohio Wesleyan. "a. Western Re-
serve. ~.
Michigan Assies. Sc; Carroll col
lege. o.
Chicago. Ia: Indiana. T.
Minnesota, 10; South Dakota. o..
Wisconsin,, 2s, Purdue. z.
Iowa, p. Northwestern, g.
81. Louis university. 40; Knox, o.
Kansas. 30; Drake,
Oklahoma. a.. Missouri. o.
Washington and Jefferson. 90:
Westminster, q.
Brown. "a: williams. o.
unIversity OF Maine. -: Boston
Jeh9s Hopkins. IS, Yves, Msy-
49,. q
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
Rays of Hope for Yost In Aggie Clash
/ Found In Disappointing Case Game

The Improvement in this respect
boGsis Michigan stock in the com
ing NJ. A. c. game.
The. Michigan line was weak In
the Case game. There is no doubt
about that. But their showing in
the midweck game against Marietta
still offers encouragement to the
fans. Yost was experimenting Sat
urday when he shifted Norton tc
center and the unused combination
could not be expected 10 prove a.
effective "a the old one.
With Reirnan back in the harness
Norton back In his old position
Dunno and Staatz protecting the
tanks, the Wolverine forward wall
will be improved at least 80 per
cent over what IL was Saturday. The
center and guard positions still re-
main to be filed. but Howe is avail
able for the pivot job. as is Nieman.
and the showing OF the latter was
we'll in accordance with Coach Doug.
las assertion concerning his ability.
Whalen and Boyd are both good
guards. while Rehor showed signs
of real Improvement.
With ali OF the injured back in
condition, and all OF them are prom
lied for the Aggie game. the Michi-
gan eleven will present a front that
is far from discouraging. Smith.
Benton. and Maulbetsch, guided and
aided by Rhoem, with the services
OF Eberwein an athlete all ready for
the askirg. form a smashing back
field com bination that the NJ A. C.
forwards will find hard TO hold. Wat
son, Cochran. Norton. Reiman, Dunno
and Staatz are the members OF q
forward line that the VI. A. G.. backs
will find a trine harder TO pierce
than the lines Of the team they have
met thus far.
There f. one factor that Ia In
the favor OF the Aggies and that Is
that Macklin always points the
Farmers for the Michigan game
while Yost always aims at the later
and more important games OF the
schedule. Thus the Lansing team
Ia always in better condition and
farther. advanced than the Ann Ar
Dor team. Besides that. they are
lighting 10 avenge a very close de
feat OF last season. and are expected
TO give a grand account Of them
selves
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
RACE
A SUCCESS
Austerberg Is First
ChampiOnBarely
Beats Mist

Approximately 5000 Detroiters
were sufficiently interested In the
speed possibilities OF Fords to spend
Sunday afternoon ut the fair
grounds track. watching Ernie An
sterburg beat ont Johnny Milot for
the Ford championship OF the state
by "A scant 10 feet. The drivers. all
OF whom are amateurs. averaged be-
tween 80 and 90 miles an hcmr for
the entire afternoon. and profes;
SIGNALS have done worse on mile
dirt tracks. Ed Kulick. brother OF
the famous racer who first took
Fords whirling through notable
fields TO victc-ies In the old days.
was close third at the finish,
which is in 1900 nat for the 10
miles.
William Moore. OF Coldwater. was
the upstate star. He won the con-
ISOLATION race for drivers who failed
to qualify for the championship
spin. The winners Of all heats won
prizes OF various sorts from acces-
and Ansterburg carted home the
championship cup. 500 In coin OF
the realm, Ford racer body. and
privilege OF having his car painted.
The race was an unqualified sue
cess for an inaugural event OF its
kind There were no accidents. al
though ell the drivers we're anna
tours and most OF them utterly in
experienced so far as track racing
Is concerned. and the pilots showed
great skill In keeping the little cars
crowding a mile-a-minute rate. The
summary:
First preliminary. Ave miles-rirst.
'. flanders Detroit. second. Herman
Flock BEDFORD. 'hirS t~ck HOFFMAN.
Detroit: fourth. n. e wilcox, owos-
so; NTH. William Hicks Lansing:
Second preliminary. Ave miles
First. I. r. Rice. Detroit; second: L.
w Mcclure. Detroit. third. \. W Far
do. Wvandott~; fourth. r. Woods. 81.
Clair; NTH. william Moore. Coidwa-
ter; time, s:17 As.
Edward KulIck. Detroit; second. Mar
Brooks. Detroit: fourth L. ". YeaS
or. Detroit; NTH. Guv ". LaBounty,
Fair Haven. time, $40 as.
Fourth preliminary. Ave miles
First. Ernie Ansterburg. Detroit: Soc
ord. John Miiiot. Detroit: third. John
Tyre. Inkster. fourth. Theodore Olds.
Detroit: NTH. n. V. Buferd. Dear
born: time. 5tOt-5
First semi final Ave mlles-First.
r. flanders. second, l.. r. Rice; third.
l.. w. MoCue: fourth. Herman BLOCK:
timf. s;it2-5
Second semi-hnal. Ave miles--First.
Ernie Anstcrburg; second, Edward
Kuiick: third. Martin Mutchler;
fourth, John Miiot, time. 55i IS
Consolation. 10 miles--First VIII
Ham Moore second. r. Woods: third.
+. NJ Yeager: fourth. r. G. Wilcox;
nfth, William Hicks. time. 1900 as.
Final event, 10 miles-First Ernia
Ansterburg: second. John Milot: third,
Edward Kulick; fourth. Martin
Mutchler.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
Says Real Man Now Is
Laid Up With a
Broken Arm

To the Sporting Editor, Detroit
Times:
noticed an article in a local
morning paper on Sunday. Oct. II,
1915. referring TO the X. o. Ginley
and Ben Mcneil bout which Ia TO be
held at Windsor. stating that X. O.
Ginley is the original X. o. Mars. OF
Cincinnati. This In an absurd state
ment. I cannot believe that Glassco
OF any one else would expect US.
the fans OF Detroit. 10 believe any
such bunk when we know that the
original Mars broke his arm in a
bout four weeke ago. with Tommy
Buck in Cincinnati. which has laid
him up for NJ least two months.
Now Ginley Is only a preliminary
fighter ard haS never met Johnny
Kilbane In . prize ring and a. H. o.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
TY COBB OF THE
MINORS QUITS

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Oct. 1s.-
Sheldon Larry Lejeune. the Ty
Cobb OF the minor leagues. batting
leader OF the Western league this
year and last; champion batsman
Of tho Central league three years
ago as a member OF the Grand Rap
ids team and member OF the Pitts
burgh National league team part OF
this season. has arrived in Grand
Rapids. He expressed the intention
OF making this city his home here
after. lie has purchased q half in
terest In the Auto Parts company.
Of which his brother. Charles lie
1eune. 10 president.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
Cousin of K. o. Mars Objects
To Ginley AS a Relative

Mars f. my cousin intend TO ask a
rctraction OF what was said In refer
ence to Ginley being the original K.
o. Mars.
The fans here In Detroit have got
a past the preliminary stage OF the
boxing game and the quicker Glass
co will put on high class boys the
quicker his club will be success.
The fans Will not pay 10 sec
double windup OF preliminary boys
when there Is plenty OF good mate
rial lying around Detroit. The match
the fans would like to see Is Sam.
my Taylor and Patsy Drouillard. so
come on. Glassco. and stop trying to
bunk the public. They are now get
tins TO be wise old birds. Hoping
YOU will favor me with O little space
in your column and use this letter,
I remain, yours truly.
JOHN NARCOTICS.
Msrgolies Ia X. o. Mars original
name.
According TO Indian mythology.
the earth IL supported by eight
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
+ Is ;l'!5| 81 ~

ot this Without waiting
~ The football get look In the cracker
~ barber shop sategists getting In their work me
the league pennaht
ability series from any
suffering popuace Nne
mythical Red Sox -Four are Philes ana he
would include Boston performers anu
VI onakerS.
70 way they against the best
/1< q the big show has to offer
Hooper shorts;op iris Speaker
~ no1d Duffy Lewis LEFT ied LAT!
~ third base; Barry Forest Csdy catcher
1 boetsr. pitcher. -, 80.
1sr would be Alexander Leonard and
the world series this array
1 IA . whole. and it's hits lagely we're timely blows
n might be called unbeatable very
able series OF seven game limit from any
Defensvey IL would be marvel On at
would should have pennan in any league enn
- the pckers splendid claimed for
might assembled That is huge oae
things that be said Tor the word series
WIT third base: second base Ty Cobb center
Crawford right field Sturry Mcin
shortstop Snyder catcher Wait Johnson
catcher Other selections could De
the bug who could have the
liable defeat In world series During
OF 1872 against 2os Tor TINS
that greeted the emergency or the
W hosting the bet to 1884
would not De topnesvy
by the barber shop commits
balanced with possibly an edge
Johnson would be
The alsar boys might have an edge on the
defensive combination would De
other inasmuch both are fully capable
be done Any staged at braves Held
battles between these
provide funds the entire loan to the aes
E{A1 occfeboards would get q pretty fair play, too
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
ROehm's Work as Pilot
Improves All Injured
To Be Back

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Oct. 1s.-De-
spite the fact that Michigan was
held TO a dangerously low score by
Case School of Applied Science Sat
urday, despite the fact that the VOL
VERNE line looked very weak on de-
Tense and weaker on ofense, de
spite the fact that the substitute
backs and reserve ends looked any
thing but good material for an
emergency. there are at least three
rays OF hope coming from the game
which Michigan won by the score OF
IA TO 3.
Primarily there should be con-
sidered Roehm's third attempt at
the quarterback position. IL the De-
troit boy looked good to Yost on
his other opportunities for service
he looked wonderful in his perform
ance Of Saturday Perhaps this was
so because the rest Of the patched
up backfeld OF the first half looked
so poor, but mostly he looked good
because he was good.
Many a spectator was heard to
remark that Michigan would have
been content with a to 3 score had
Il not been for the everlasting pep
of Rhoem. Because of hts heavy
build IL was feared that he would
slow up the team. but facts prove
differently. He lost no time in get
ting the play on and usually had
the man shooting toward the op-
posing wall before they could line
up.
In addition to this. Roehm carried
the ball himself for q large average
gain, and picked bis plays and holes
with Hughitt's discretion. He
marched the team down the field to
two touchdowns, though one was
disallowed. IN the second half when
he was given part Of the regular
| hackasld TO work with. and he did
al! this with line that was only
opening holes once in a while, and
on many other occasions letting
men through TO stop the play before
| IL was we'll under way.
Another encouraging thing about
the game was the showing OF Maui.
betsch. The star half has always
! been good. but going into the game
az he did Saturday with bad hand
that made II hard for him to hold
onto the ball. and a bad leg that
made running with the pigskin any.
thing but a pleasure. he proved him.
self 10 be worthy OF the credit heap
ed upon him.
Mauly said Friday that he was
not yet in his stride, and that his
, failure 10 block the passes In the
early game was due 10 that fact and
not TO any desire on his part TO
dodge responsibility.
81 have received all the credit
and glory that any player could re-
| ceiye." he declared. "and so what
would be the use OF my playing to
the stands now. play football be-
cause I love II and ! play for all
that I am worth. am playing for
Michigan. and I am going to give
all that have for the team"
The other Improvement in the
playing Of the team was the inter
cepting Of the forward passes. The
few forward passes that Case com
pleted brought small gains-with
one exception-and all the success
full ones came In the first half The
remainder were grounded or inter.
copied. Michiean's efforts were In
about the same percentage of sue
ces that they have always been. one
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
MAHAN CAN KICK.

Harvard defeated Virginia, 9 to
o. Saturday at the Cambridge
stadium. Eddie Mahan made
every one of the Crimson points
through drop kicks after II had
been demonstrated that Harvard
had no chance TO score otherwise
against the sturdy grinders from
Dixie.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18

~ UYFY LEWIS player be linked Last
months while the
sStars Hawaii and his for
n anything could be
confidence regarding his probable
. pitcher. this would 1t.
~ world q OF s25
3 vast be Of
another player Of iron Playing
al 1915 playing with the
watching than other
fielded for
injuries him off the diamond during
their club drop
single without also
ut along the downward
looking . could good
lettering the vicinity OF
oosncy season. door
. 301 And he Is
IA hasn't reached his limit yet
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18

shown in the middle picturel. As
the second step is taken. the right
foot is in position for the toe. as
the ball is dropped TO the ground.
10 be driven into the oval.
| never completely Strengthen up
until after the kick. | find that by
raising the body partly. then lean.
ing forward again as | set the bail.
get more drive into the ball
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
Central Learned Something

nsn taught Detroit Central very valuable lesson Saturday
that the Busstes
helps
Oontral held a a
line
[DD 49, but lot Of it, self damaged.
lAAt he Cenrates have learned that such
1ss opponent their chance for the national title much
.&oDo, bit Of excellent good fortune
high developed Saturday
championship
IA Jackson figured than
- Dcssibls to figure Jackson possible contender
b Inquired expected Either
- 0n Of the Muskegon has real
Weukesha proving soft picking for the Sawdust city grid
IA 6porwno21nG victory
o1o oo1eg9 circles Uness suddenly something
14 QIvo WI 0oAe u for the l. A.
xnx ya the Presoytertans improve
Mace sne PrssoyteTians played the
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
AGS Think
THEY'LL WIN
Farmers Can't See Vic
tory for YOst
This Year

EAST LANSING, Mich. Oct. IS.
This Is bear story week at VI. A.
{. Despite the SO 20 0 victory OF
the Aggies over the Carroll college
gridders Saturday, no ray OF optim-
ism has been permitted to pierce
the gloom that must cast It's shadow
over the Aggies this week. This Is
the week OF the Michigan game, and
the usual announcements OF an aug
mcnted hospital list. poor team and
miserable showing in practice
jousts are being sent out. There
are az many bad ankles, knees.
shoulders and wrenched backs in
camp as their are players. and some
Of the gridders are afflicted all over
according to reports.
But this fact remains. and all ef.
forts to reduce over confidence and
fool the opposition will not down
this year. team that Is we'll ad.
vanced and in most respects as
strong as that OF year ago. which
outplayed Michigan. and lost only
through late drop kick. Julian is
not here. but DePrato's kicking &C.
tually is figured 10 overcome that
handicap. And the Aggies believe
that this IL the Farmers year. that
Michigan Is weak. and that not only
will the Macklinites win Saturday
but that the margin OF victory will
be big. Not much OF this sort Is
being said around headquarters, but
the belief Is here, Just the same.
Mitchell Meets Axevedo.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18

pro organization Al Olympic field
Yesterday. the Giants heat the Phil.
Hes. with Chalmers on tho mound.
1 TO Q. Stock. Bancroft. Niehofs.
5esnsre cad other regulars were in
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
BY EDDIE MAHAN.

In making the drop kick. do not
stand erect and receive the ball
from the center at chest heighth. as
is sometimes taught OF course, d
lot depends on where the ball is
passed by the center. bur my sys.
tenn is TO stoop and receive the ball
even With my right knee (as shown
in the picture on the lefp.
Two steps forward are taken.
starting with the right foot tas
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
Settling the Championship

ad
OF the all
o - 30 already that Eli
konth Lehigh beat Carlisle II Yale
=: Harvard from the Indians by big 20
- iIcked IN the big
- nasmurh Harvard the Massachusetts, Agsies
o.
eot thnss, these
~ 10 I. and Michigan
Marietta should defeated Wolverines
\ - not do
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18

sDAY va. showdown day at more than few athletic fields
collegiate Of
astous and most a. them this week in the west Many
9he best kicker Of shots the
while Eddie humbed
Navy could
Quakers nearly Cornell
C test with Buckne and couldn't decent
the
And the Bulldog rgained confidence that slipping
Dartmouth failed than Vermont The
q
yNavy situation. defeat Of West by Colgate
IL outstanding in
eo Illinois and made certain Zuppke cham
tnrousn the remainder Of undefeaed the title
= c1oudeo OF handicapped
s MI that doesn't change the
manner In which Chicago
IOWA barely nosed out Northwestern
Granddad
= beginning to wonder IL
the hands of
~ y beginning TO woder a bit,
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
DETROIT TEAMS
BOTH WINNERS

Independent football had a good
day Yesterday. Both the Heraids
and the Maroons brought good foes
to town, and while both Detroit
elcvens won, the margin Of victory
was not enough to make the crowds
yawn. The Heralds won from the
C!ncy Celts In the last few seconds
OF play, when Shields sent 35-
yard forward pass 20 Latham that
made the score IL TO s. Forward
passing is favorite method OF
registering counters for the Her
aids, a toss from Wilson 10 Shields
accounting for the other touchdown.
The Maroons had IL somewhat
easier. scoring in the second quar-.
ter and cinching victory in the final
period. but there were danger sig.
nails out all the time. Harding and
Maher scored the touchdowns that
gave the Mack Park folks a 10 TO o
victory over the Cleveland invaders.
CHICAGO, Oct, ls.-Sparks. star
left end for the MarOons. may not
be able To- play again this season. n
was learned today. An ankle bone
was fractured In Saturdays Hoo
sier Maroon game. His absence will
weaken the Maroons considerably.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18
Ees Report Whole In Hospital But Fully Expect to Trim unv
Michigan Soccer
FIRST DIVISION.

NattOaaI, ~ 81. GeorGes. =.
This game was played at Garry
park. and the visitors brought fair
number OF spectators with them. The
players lined up as follows:
NATIONAL. ST GEORGES
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18

Mitchell Meets Axevedo.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Oct. 49,
Richie Mitchell and Joe Azevedo.
will clash in 10
round bout here tonight
The Detroit times., 1915-10-18

According TO Indian mythology.
the earth Is supported by eight
white elephants.