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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-28
TO WF.D MEDNEsnAN.

Joseph T. Lehr and Miss Floy Deter
viii De united in marriage Wednesday
morning al $3.50 O'Clock al 81. JO-
sephs rectory Miss Deter is a tor-
mer resident OF hendallvlie. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-28
SCHOOL BOARD To MEET

A meeting Of the SUNDAY school
board Of the Methodist Memorial
church. viii be held Tuesday evening
at 80 o'clock. Miss McQuillen. r.
delegate 10 the state convention viii
make a report
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-28
RrTURN FROM HONEYMOON.

Mr.. and Mrs. George \. Lang, who
were recently married. have returned
from their honeymoon, which they
spent in Detroit and eastern points.
They will be at home at 119 Indiana
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-28
RANNS OF NIATRIMONY.

The banns Of matrimony were pub
Hshed Sunday at high mass by the
Rev. Dean l.. \. Moench for the sec
ond time between Paul HUNS and Miss
Barbara Roppelt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-28

An official meeting of the board u
directors OF the First Baptist church
viii be- held Monday evening az the
home Of Miss Sarah Gaylor OF 607 ~.
Margaret ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-28
PICNIC JULY FL

The United Brethren church Of
south Bend viii hold its annual pie
mic this year in Battell park OF this
civ wednesday. July Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-28
BIRTH OF DAUGHTER.

a daughter arrived Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hess,
Baker ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-28
45aAsrAkA CLASSIFIED.

FOR RENT-Modern front brick
fiat. Inquire 223 s Spring st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
CORNELL TEAM
LEAVES ITHACA
FOR WEST TO-DAY

G. E Kent, graduate manager of
athletics at Cornell, sends the fol
lowing information of the plans I'D
lineup OF the Cornell team, which
will play the University of Michigan
gridders at Ann Arbor Saturday.
Leave Ithaca at s51 p. m. Thurs
day. Nov. 4. Through sleepers from
ithaca.
Arrive Detroit at 7:10 a m. Fri
day, Nov. 5. Breakfast at the sta.
ton.
Alumni will furnish machines 20
take the players 10 the Country club
where they will stay until Saturday
morning.
Saturday morning we will have a
late breakfast al the station in De.
troit, leaving for Ann Arbor at IL
a. N.
The Country club can only accom-
modaie the players, so the coaches.
managers, etc. viii make their head.
quarters az the Hotel Statler.
The lineup for the game will be
az follows.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04

HUghev Gives Cornell
Yell and Goes South

Hughey jennings. pilot OF the
Tigers, Is speeding southwark in
search OF a camp site for next
spring He was In Detroit between
trains yesterday for a conference
with President Navin. and then
boarded The RATHER for Texas. When
he left. he said he had no idea what
town he wouiJ choose, but that he
was confident that Cornell would
give Michigan warm afternoon Sat
Grday. Hughey, you know. Is a Cor.
nell alumnus and rabid one.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
Confidence In Come
back Ability of Coach
Is Great

ANN ARBOR. Mich, Nov. AS
founding as 1t may seem, there is
quite a large delega ton of Michigan
fans who are looking TOT a victory
over Cornell on Saturday, while 9TH
ers are firm that the L. OF VI. viii
score at least once and mold the big
gin. Much money has been placed
that Michigan scores, while a little
is being offered today that Michigan
wins.
The whyfore OF all this confidence
Is mystery, for Michigan has not
shown enough TO warrant any such
optimism, and even through the line
will be strengthened by Reiman and
Dunno and and Staatz, and the back
field by Smith. Cornell still ranks
head and shoulders above the VOL
verines In record and paper
strength. So II IL is not dope that Ia
warrsntlng :h.s Judgment. IL must
be mistaken confidence In Yost and
Michigan fighting Spirit that IS max
ing even these few believe that
Michigan will win the game Satur-
day.
Yost IL not taking any chances
that his men will De injured for he
has not scrimmaged the varsity
this week, but has satisfied himself
with working them snort time at
charging and blocking and passing.
and theh a few plans and signals
He Is now turning his attention to
individual work and Is conditioning
his men for the hard fignt with lots
Of running, etc, and no real foot.
ball.
"Wednesday afternoon, the varsity
left the grid very early and did not
do much while on the field The
practice IL still held behind closed
gates, which is further evidence that
Yost Ia making up the open plays
for use agains; Cornell and Penasyi.
vania- With no games following
these two, and knowing that Michi-
gan will have 70 use everything or
either OF these games. the Michigan
mentor has decided 10 give both
teams everything he has and fight
for the rest.
Yost has also been working on
the German idea OF a defense that is
composed Of a superior offcnse. and
In using all his offensive at the out.
set is figuring on keeping the play
In Ccrnelfs territory. The longer
Michigan keeps the ball away from
the Ithaca team the better showing
Michigan will make. aud Ii would
not be surprising to see Roehm Try
the Mt. Union stunt Of PLAYING slow
In order TO use Up time. Mt. Union
held Michigan 10 a low score through
such means anil Michigan will prob
ably turn aboi AMI try them also.
Then with touchdown or so scored
through his spectacular PLAYS, Yost
hopes TO keep the game within rea
son.
After sustaining two defeats last
season. Michigan opened up with a
vengeance aud ran around Penn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
''Y" QUINTET
WORKS OUT
Ctate Champions to
Start Schedule Next
Month

Basketball practice. In prepare
ton for another active season as
defenders OF the Detroit "Y" title.
began for the regular team Tuesday
night. Jake Mazer, the sLar OF
the aggregation. has decided TO re-
tire and Coach Huetner has found
a man 10 fill the vacancy.
The basketball schedule will be
gin In earnest about Dec. Is, ard
will include this year games with
" A. c.. Ohio State. Han ilton. To
Tonto and Brantford. University OF
Chica go Erie, Pa. and the Illinois
Athletic club. Dr.. J. B. MODESTO.
physical director OF the "Y," made
an attempt to schedule contests witt
a hunter OF the big eastern and
western teams, but their date book
mas filled. However. IL is a reason
able expectation thar the season az
outlined will be an interesting one
for Detroit.
The inter-chur~h league will be
Gin It's schedule Nov. Il, playing all
of It's games on Saturday evening
The commercial league teams this
year will take the floor at $40 p.
m. beginning Dec. I.
Actual rife shooting on top Of
the Y. VI. c. a. building will begin
next week, II is expected. The tar.
gets have been finished and the
range II heated. Only the lighting
remains IN be finished. and that
will be done during the present
week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04

I Next 10 the great work OF
SPEEDY" Rush, the new Princeton
coach, the factor that has stood ont
most IN the success of the Prince
ton eleven has been the pay OF
Dave Ti5bott. halfbaCk. He is called
the greatest halfback to wear the
Tiger stripes in years,
Tibbott has not only starred in
tearing lines 20 pieces of advancing
through open fields. but In kicking
ileld goals. He is expected to do
mere great work Saturday when
he Tigers go against Harvard in
the first game OF the series between
The Big Three"-Haryard Prince
ton and Yale.
The Tiger halfback will be espe-
cially matched aGalrs, Eddie Mahan.
Harvard captain. who l. a second
Brickley in kicking field goals.
In most Of the Big Three" games
OF recent years the e'eyens have
been so evenly matched and the
scoring Of touchdowns so hard. vic
tory mas been a matter OF a deld
goal or two.
Tibhott arr Captain Click were
held out OF the Tiger liGeup last Sat
urday In the game with Williams
The idea WIS 10 save them from
chances of injury before the Har.
ward game
The week before, however. Tib.
bolt was bear against Dartmouth
He kicked two field goals in the
! fist rer.oi one from the 35-vard
line and the other from the 4'-ya"d
line. later he scored touchdown
and kicked two goals from touch
/ downs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
ANOTHER YALE
MAN ELIGIBLE

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. 49,
The tide OF AFFAIRS has turned In
Yale football. Following the tre
mendous enthusiasm attendant on
the return Of Tom Shevlin and other
old stars. Bob Bingham. former Ex.
etsr and Yale freshman star. pass
cd or some scholastic difficulties
and was put at left half In place of
Waite. Capt. Wilson went to right
half and Van Nostrapd Is running
he team at quarter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
VFTER AN HOCKEY
TEAM is ASSURED

The Detroit hockey club this win.
ter will be a veteran crew. The
nrst practice vas held last night at
the arena. and practically the entire
1914 was out or sent word that Il
was on its way. Captain johnson,
skclley. Black, Emory. Fammeleff
and Pelletier were there. and Shaw.
Williams and ReiI VII be on the
lob before tho end of the week.
Some likely recruits we're uncovered
n the persons " a brother OF Jack
Shelley. ST. Germsine, Hamilton,
Johnston and Gilles. who are grad.
yates OF Canadian septets.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
TIGER 'VARSITv
HELD BY SCRUBS

CAMBRIDGE. Mess. Nov. a.
Scrubs using Princeton 10 nations
hold the 'vnrsity scoreless In TIE
at herd workou' before the Prince.
ten game. lsryard.tes will leave
for Princeton Friday afternoon. stay.
ing over IN New York Friday night.
About 1000 students will accom-
papy the team.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04

DIG Inference whether travelling
ma ball players
p ISN'T bath and piano his hotel
1nmndfui OF the OF during the
Which VIII serve to Introduce Sid Keener's amusing
the departure from St Louis, season OF
fXo1ls Jncobson Scribbles " "
: athlete going home the al
kVs10 Did Bill and hail a Bill Bu
nboard Grand suitcases in his
~ DID he have lower berth? He did lodging
StAs and dining cars He stopped the station get
bo&0Fe he GOT the train. II makes one
E(E1v11ino q his expense"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
The "Raiah" Hears
From the Judge

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.--"Roger, q
man OF your reputation shouI re-
main on the water wagon"
This was the advice given TO Roy-
or Bresnahan by Judge SABBATH here
when charges against him for as
sault and reckless auto driving were
dismissed. The complaining wit
ness again failed TO appear Roger
admitted drinking two beers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
lem Beats Mexican.

Pierre Maupome, the Mexican
whom St Louis considers a cnam
p'onship bet In the three cush world,
was defeated nj the Sweeney.Huston
rariors las. night by Jess Lean.
The count was 500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
$4,000 UP
FOR WELSH
That's Dundee's Offer
For Marathon Bout
With Champ

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Ten thousand
smoleons for a 20-round bout with
Johnny Dundee, Thanksgiving or
New Years day, at New Haven.
Conn. was the offer waiting Fred.
die Welsh here today. Scotty Mon
teith, Dundee's manager. made the
offer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
Ann Arbor Bets That Yost
Team VIII Score On Red

This year may De a trial at a repeti-
fans are hoping for the same result,
while some optimistic folks are even
predicting IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04

.f&W DePalma became involved al New York
1oa dsy he started In to capture the 1oome speedway
out towards the end Of
sl injuries ana had to be dragged TO the hospital That
0oo0, however. DePalma in a
49, Burman and he the jogging
M b0R clip The impression gained history Ia
-D4 - considerable OF speedboy
~ been the loser had he entered It, This impression
~ recalling that he has 225
M - money In about $50 others
Df1cnt made this record possible
Borrowed bicycle while delivering
ordered 70 make good the damage no money
10 visions Of Jail In desperation
4 entered 12hour which he luckily his pluck
and sudden wealth decided his
~ decline Of bike racing Since then DePalma
IlBoes s0me Of which he has sailed
sedt crisis New Haven. interesting TO note
Walter Camp wrote Of the
Yale IN 1910: During the
~ the absorbed much football knowledge
nat va the hst week OF the Tom shevin s. o. regime
roos ~ captans. Wilson. Is quarter
/.rungy chased To the scrubs Cochran, Of Mchi
4oek toe ~ The piungins backs who come to Ann
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
raube-. snoved Under.

NEW YORK, Nov. Jake Dau.
bert has decided to try no more pol
tiles until Brooklyn wins a pennant.
lie ran for alderman this year and
was beaten by n majority 81 1900.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04

eDlendd Of the agricultural
ea from Michigan has great prestige Stewart
~ the far still
fame has been passed TO Gilmore Dobie coach of Wash
oooa OF Dobe In asserted that his
CO 10 and he IL hailed the coaching
hss had record but invncbity is not
coached Ut Washington
Ct the Northwest Nor has he been defeated in
kb school from his section
E. MfA C. l. Brewers University took
Grpbbng That Missouri team hitherto has
~ Iowa and the Missouri School Mines
~ the Agses should
ynr the Michigan played nearly good game
fe6lgan they did this
ned and the more decisivey by
than BY Oregon this
Mhich was given unmercfu lacngs Notre
10uGh those two schools
Syracuse Dec at Portland may
\ ~ fcs the coast but now 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
E-II WI. QnAn

BALTIMORE. NJ. rov 90 "
TompkIns' horse Ruffo, rid'ep by y
Williams. was instantly killed YES.
tcrdsy afternoon at tine Pimlico race
track. when he fell and broke his
neck
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
MaleY Meets Set saek.

BOSTON. Nov. l.---George FELTON,
defeated Martin Msley. 50.36. at
three-cushlon billiards here last
night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
SCHOOL, RAJJ0T
AGAINST SUMMER.
BALL RULE

CHICAGO. Esv. Local confer
ence football ofhcials today received
Official notification that the students
- Illinois, Wisconsin. Indiana and
Minnesota. In an inform ballot
Yesterday voted overwhelmingly In
'ovor NJ abolishing the summsr base
tall rule.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04

SubstituteP-Ends, Ryers-S Zand-
or, tackles. Wei'es. Jewett Dixor o.
Fisher: guards. Tiliey. McKsAge sry.
der or Bard backs. EIeinert. Lewis
Benedict. Hoffman or NanIiorn: quar-
,ers. Schock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
PETER SCOTT WINS
ONE A DAY NOW

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Peter
Scott has found the coast pickings
80 soft that Murphy can't keep the
champion trotter locked up in the
stable tai. week. Peter COPIED a
$4,000 stake Tuesday, AMI Wednes-
day romped away with $4,000
purse. No one In these parts Is
willing TO bet that he won't race to-
day. although IT, was easy to see
that the strain was telling Yesterday
Peter lost q heat after he had the
race sewed up. The summary:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
EVEN Coin
ON Big TILT
Harvard and Princeton
Go to Mat Without
Any Odds

NEW YORK. Nov. From al
Indications Harvard and Princeton
will enter their annual clash at
p injection on even terms 80 far AZ
the betting Is concerned. Betting
began in New York today at even
money. with several big wagers re-
Iorted placed around the Wall-st.
district Tomorrow, II IL expected.
will see the FIRST rush OF big money
Xhen approximately 1000 Crimson
students lie over In New York be-
fore resuming the journey to Prince.
ton on Saturday morning.
On stra 'ght dope the Tigers should
be favored n little In the betting
Dut Princeton has q wholesome re-
.rect for Eddie Mahan's right toe
and Is demanding even money and
getting II.
Saturday undoubtedly will see thu
classiest kicking OF the season. With
Mahan on the one side. and Eddie
DrisRs. supported by young Davy
Tibbott, on the other. Tibbott 10
almost a certain point getter inside
o. 40 yards and briggs punting. II
Re kicks true to the form he has
so Far displayed. will Offset the all
around effectiveness OF the Crimson
leader.
Lehigh alumni have raised howl
1t the browning Of kicking stars
Without mentioning Cahaii. OF this
years Lehigh eleven. Twenty-three
points have come on his toe this
season-four goels from the field
and IL from touchdowns.
Charley Barrett, the Cornell star.
leads all eastern footoallers when
y to-es ~ scoring po'nts. The Cor
nell captain has scored 10 touch.
Aowrs lendip- his nearest rivals.
prictIev. Of Trinity. and Curry, Of
Vanderbilt, " threA
Cam. OF New Yor'. university. n
mi IN font IN the number OF goals
kicked from the aeid. He has boot
ID Eve. with Tibbott and Cahali
lied with four each.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
Lane 20 Pilot RsvIs.

The Rayis have met and elected
bill Lane captain Of the basketball
team. n n an excellent choice.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
Trinity Drags Debate Into Open.

DsIONAIIsM college big issue this
n every part country. This unusual In itself
- present notable that college leapet
has dared open up broadsde against the skeleton tha
uked In intercollegiate closets and without evasion has
sQuarely before the public Trinity college plays proes
a1.Lis T. and has fs reasons Dr. B. Price director o.
school, exposing the hypocrisy
which he has personal knowledge makes public thu
% ~ evasive athletic platform:
&t seams that college athletics Of benefit
college ITSELF its friends but
student college falls far short Of It's duty
deprive 1vidual student from OF its advan-
~ e simply q necessary evil. thing to be tolerated
1 II has right there and colleges should not foster It,
k0 student, simply because he earned money
om athletics stgmatsed he be not allowed to
V&A His fellows! II he Ii undesirable to . college In
1sH he u undesirable in another? Either he student
- standing eligible 10 all the advantages college give
80 he should not be permitted the enjoyment Of
Eooges primarily institutions Of learning and
th.t everything should be governed Scholarship and
standard. Honest strictly enforced rules
C1ofshp administered by honest faculty members. who
Yp1ot subteruges around the will bring
~ Of college athletics Dishonest, holierhan
Dgemotss Of college hiding behind evadabe rules
EXrahp continual controversies"
~ added argument that baseball enables
&ontinue their college who would
Bcanse Of thin pocketbook Dr. Prices analysis is the
~ r. he liberals have noted Many will with him
Inevitable that he has made fair honest issue
GGhdect Of controversy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04

enc.ve os the handicap under which fost
this year his efforts TO develop oie Ioo.Usu 'e
aaturday against the onslaught OF Cornell he can
"a his couldn't slow attack IKE that OF syria
S.o6 eyen send gdders In with Instruction. 10 stAi
~ Sne game and by puntng at every Iorve .me
hasn't kicker this fall Caueu ana one OF Wo otneI
cre Etably practice. Benton 10 the best OF the iot
escodng to yos and it's dollars 70 s a na'
ase eamc punted three times one Dali got ewy
from the Vineyard line nidheld Another was GOOD Tor
I'd &c. In the NJ A. G. game ne puneo nye tmes TOT
Orange Another attcmp Was nocked
- 11ysrd only midned and fourth went strssnt
fhr time kicking and II ioet stars punun9 oue
70 40 Il unIimbe All this man did two
70 outkick Eddie Mahan right soldiers neo and
q the punng OF the To aid him he has only
ack Aankers Eckley and Shelton AT Cornell they
~ YEAR, was the understudy the finest end
Nh that was ever seen In scon ON
at kckers possibly Drggs OF Princeton
Of their fame from dopkcking rather
me nonbouncc hoist Stagg thinks that the soity 10 sun
80 punng getting the attention once did says ne:
relatively less important part OF football now
RI VIA IN early OF the When yard or
was important factor in determining the result OF
II course but with the rules which permit
Is rush easily than In days OF old be not
factor the results team which has an Inferior
for this deficiency In other ways Tar moro
than could in the old days"
nane Charley the boss at Ann Arbor,
ball players purchased it's q
rs saturday keep driving the pigsn missile back out Of
$In Afternoon
ne fcn chance ancient doctrine
o that they won't have time to start
: 1n1sott drives.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04

Zig games. there will be q lot OF
kicking and a who.e lot will depend
on the advantage Mahan or Tibbott
an gain for their teams in the kick.
ing duel.
The game will BE- the first OF the
biggest three OF the season. The
others will be the Princeton Yale
and HarvardYsle games.
AS Yale is away OF form this
year. the Harvard Princeton game
is expected 10 be the hardest fought
Of the year.
Mahan has starred for the Grim
son In every game except one this
season. In the game which Har.
ward lost to Cornell. the crimson
captain made several costly FUN.
hlee.
His booting and ground-gaining
work, though. have been sensation
al. In one contest he booted three
field goals. giving his tee y the only
points scored.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04

Cam. OF New yor'. university. n
mi IN font IN the number OF goals
kicked from the aeid He has boot.
ID five. with Tibbott and CahalI
lied with four each.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-14
nOORHEhD "HETS"
TO FIGHT OPTION
"Wets' to Take Question to Su
preme Court; Claim I'm
constitutional.
constitutional

Moorhead, MINI, July 12.--Al-
though Moorhcad has been dry ten
days as a result Of the county option
election in June, it was learned today
that former liquor dealers have not
given up the fight and will carry
their case to the courts. The saloon
men will declare that the Minnesota
county option law is unconstitutional
when applied to Moorhead, because
of the fact that Moorhead has a home
rule charter. Proceedings will be be-
sun by the attorney for the liquor
dealers as soCl as he can get the
briefs in the case prepared. The
suit will be nianced by all of the
liquor dealers, win help from the
Minneapolis, st. Paul and milwaukee
brewing interests. The business done
in liquor sales here prior to tho en-
actment of the county option law
amounted to approximately $4,000
900 annually. -..
In the ten days that Moorhead has
been dry at least n Of the predic-
tons Of the dry workers" has come