The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
EASTERN HIGH

afternoyn and displayed qlfte ht-
tie football talent, sweeping Eastern
on It's Rect with score Of SO to !
at wiste park. Windsor
The fine braced up and made line
plungb,g by Eastern SO useless
that the visiting team was forced
to giye up this sort Of an attack.
Winasor was strong on the offense.
beine equally good on the straight
and open game. Drouill, Murray.
Reid and Ouellette were the stars
for fthe Canadians.
Ieastern's lone score came with
but two minutes left to play. Mey-
rick picked a Canadian pass out OF
THO air and raced 80 yards for .
touchdown. going over with q
wtould.be tackler hangin: on 10
e, ch foot. Hesse goaled. givins
Eastern seven pointS. The later
bad but few opportunities outside
of this. At the start of the game
Eastern succeeded In working the
I)hall to Windsor's ten-yard line.
Here, however. the Canadians held
and secured the ball on a tumble.
After that Eastern was never with
In striking distance.
II also had al little success in
| stopping Windsor's forward l. the
| second half last week. Drouill al
ways had a number OF men READY
to receive his spirals and Ouellet' Q.
Reid and Ellis repeatedly grabbed
them from the air for big gains.
| Eastern's attempts over the aerial
route generally met disaster when
some Canadian bobbed up from out
Of the nowhere and intercepted
them. The formers line of de-
tense stiffened when II was within
it's own ten-yard line. and twice
I, held the Windsorites for downs on
their two-yard mark.
In the last quarter Bridge. who
I had taken Lowther's place. was
forced to fall on the ball for safe
ty.
In the preliminary Eastern Re
serves ran away with the Canad-
/ ian scrubs. the score being 40 to 2.
, The lineup was as follows:
Eastern--Kaler. Spurrier, l. e.:
Hesse. l. t.; Kennedy. !. g.: Heidi.
c.: Howard, Meyers, r. g.; Hay, r. t.:
! Short, Wallich, r. e.; Lowther.
Bridge. q. b.; Murchison, Martin.
!. h.; Buschman Eyan. r. h.; wey-
rick. De, Z. b.; Clark.
Windsor-Hyatt. Holmes, I. O.:
Barons. l.: Baceford. |. e.: c. Nor
rel. Heseltine, c.. Moir. Morton, r.
e.: Muhleisen. r. l.: Oucllette, r. e.:
Drulard. q, b.; Murray. 1. H.; Heath.
Reid. r. h.: Ellis. I. b.
First quarter--Eastern, o; Wind
sor. o. Second quarter-windsor
~: Eastern, Third quarter.
Windsor. 10: Eastern, 7. FINAL
score-Windsor. SO: Eastern, q.
Touchdowns. Drulard, 2: Reid, FL
lis. Murray, Weyrick. Goals-Mur.
ray. out Of g. Hesse, / out OF 1.
Safeties--Bridge. Referee--Chapin.
Time Of quarters, IL minutes. Head
linesman, Johnson.
At the last meeting Of the board
| OF trustees Of the Eastern" Aud.
rey Gabriel was reelected society
editor and Julia Putsig exchange
editor. Miss Gabriel has been a
member Of the Eastern stan for
three years. while Miss Putsig 10
now in her second term. Both Of
these editors are responsible to
some extent for the success of this
periodical.
The officers OF the Students Art
club for the present term were elect
ed at the annual meeting. which
was held May II. The following
were chosen: President, Mildred
Holman; vicc-president. Enc Wal.
tiers; secretary. Madeline Angst
man: treasurer, Violet Jarrait, and
Gladys Fraser, Bergeant-at,Grms.
Some Of those receiving new foot.
ball uniforms from Mr.. tsrant were:
Short. Pray, Kennedy, HEIDI. Lyons,
Ruschman, Howard, DeClark. Wey.
rick. Lowther. Bridge, Kellar. Mey-
ers and Hesse.
The house Of representatives held
their regular meeting last wednes-
day. The members DISCUSSED the
bill: Resolved. THAT the embargo
on Mexican arms be raised" Some
excellent discussions were given on
tho topic. A number Of other bills
will be brought up ut the next meet
ing. After a short discussion over
the coming play the speaker ap-
pointed the following on the investi-
CATION committee, Fred Williams.
chairman, Ruts and Henderson.
Fred williams member Of East
ems track team for four years. will
be seen on the football field this
week. williams was one Of the best
hurdlers and dash men in the state,
and therefore should develop into
good backfeid man.
The Eastern high school orches-
tra will again be resumed Miss
Diets viii take up her duties ~ d.
rector and fine year u looked for