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New Britain herald., 1915-11-15
YALE 10 DEVELOP
 OFFENCE THIS WEEK
Coaches, Almost Satisfied With
 Defense, to Try New Plays

New Haven. Nov 15.--Yalc~ will begin the final week of practice be- fore the Harvard Game today when the men will go through brief signal drill behind locked gates in the bowl. The coaches will follow somewhat the same tactics this week as last. There will be a lot of signal practice and just enough scrimmage to keep the men in fighting trim.
 Wiedeman, Yales right end, is lost to the Blue team for the remainder of the season. He twisted a knee in taking a sharp turn during the Prince ton game. The injury is partd cularly trying, as this is his last year in col lege and undoubtedly he would have played in the Harvard game but for the accident. He can be replaced, how ever, with but little loss to the tsam, for Higginbotham, the former Univer- sity of Texas star, and Moseley, who has played we'll in several games this season. are available for the position.
 Defensive work this week will have a less prominent place Hhan it had be- fore the Princeton game, for more has been done on that phase of develop ment of many ,new plays. The team VIII DS llSlFuCLeu III IH0 uCNcloplllCiis of many new plays. Last week the 1 backfield was anything but settled | Now Yale is almost certain to start the 1 Harvard game with Van Nostrand at l quarterback, Wilson and Bingham al l the halves and Guernsey at fullback
 Until Saturday it was thought thai Guernsey would give way to Scovil as
 soon as the latter was able to play l ho ic roY nf for Guernsey showed himself a good
 ground -gainer Saturday as well as 2
 phenomenal kicker. Scovil unques
 tionably will play part of the Harvard
 game, but may not start in the lineup The men who played in The Prince ton game spent Sunday in the countr1
 motoring. They returned last night re
 freshed and ready for a week of har'
 work The plan as outlined by tn i coa ches includes a hard scrimmag 1 Wednesday and a light signal dril
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15
ANNEX WIN AGAIN,
Local Boys Prove Superior to West Ends of Torrington-Players Hurt.

Local Boys Prove Superior to West
 Ends of Torrington-Players Hurt.
 The Annex A. c. football club of this city defeated the fast West End team of Torrington in the latter town Sunday afternoon, IA to '. It was one of the hardest fought games that the local team has been up against in some time. Nelson, tackle for the Annex club was knocked out and had to be assisted off the field. The Annex scored their first touchdown in the first period through a series of line plunging and a neat forward pass, Scott to Blanchard, scored the Annex's first touchdown and Scott kicked a goal. The Annex scored again in the third period on for ward pass to Holleran and Scott again kicked the goal. Torrington scored their only touchdown in the last five minutes of play through a series of line plunges.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15
SATURDAYS FOOTBALL RESULTS.

Wesleyan 34, N. Y. University 0.W. Yale 13, Princeton 2.
 Harvard 16, Brown z.
 Cornell 40, Washington and Lee 21. Syracuse 3S, Colgate 0. Amherst S1, Williams O. Army "A, Maine 0.
 Navy 28, Colby 14.
 Tufts 34, Bowdoin O.
 New Hampshire 20. Worcester Tech 0. Dartmouth 27, Bates o.
 Michigan 0, Penn O.
 Fordham 7, k. I. State 0. 4 Mass. Aggies IA, Springfield 13. Vanderbilt IT, Auburn o.
 Lehigh 30, Lebanon g.
 Wash and Jeff, T. West Va. Wes- leyan 3. Stevens 2s, Rensselaer, o.
 Rutgers 28, All Stars 2.
 Hobart 12, Rochester 0.
 Penn State 33, Lafayette 3.
 Villanova 19, Swarthmore 0. Z Franklin and Marshall 20, Ursinv us 3.
 Exeter 37, Andover '.
 Carlisle 20, Dickinson IA.
 Georgetown 2S, North Carolina Aggies o. Minnesota 20, Chicago '.
 Illinois IT, Wisconsin 3. Catholic University 3, Muhlenberg o. w Virginia 19, Va. Poly. 0.
 Bucknell IT, Gettysburg z.
 Nebraska 33, Kansas O. A., Kentucky State ', Purdue O.
 Pittsburg 28, Carnegie o.
 Haverford 14, Johns Hopkins 10. Notre Dame 42, Creighton o.
 Indiana IA, Northwestern 6.
 Ohio State 25, Oberlin 0.
 Yale Freshmen 20, Harvard Fresh men IA.
 Hamilton 0, Union 0. Washington IS, St. Louis 7. .< Missouri Al, Drake 13. Oklahoma 23, Arkansas o. University of Texas 20. Univ. of | Alabama 0, 5F Albright 6, Susquehanna o. Georgia Tech o, Georgia O. North Carolina Al, Davidson 6. Chattanooga 0, Sewanee o. Virginia IS, South Carolina o.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15
No National, Title Holder.

Even by playing through and win ming all it's games there can no longer be any national title holder. There can be an Eastern champion at times-a Middle Western cham Lion and a Pacific Coast champion; also a Southern champion.
 But the era of any National Foot ball championship is over. There are too many good unbeaten ones in too 1,any sections of the map.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15

Thursday afternoon, after which the team will leave for AuburnGale, where shey will spend the night. Friday they will make the trip to the Harvard sta- dium for signal practice. ..
 According to an announcement made last night s5.276.S0 was collected at the Yale-Princeton game for the Bed Cross war relief fund.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15
The Worth of a Star.

cess with Harvard for his first four years. But his big success failed to start until 1912, the year that Brickley and Hardwick became available.
 With Brickley and Hardwick miss ing, he still had Mahan-another superman at football. Brickley and Mahan especially were of vast help Tn building up Haughton's fame. And next season, with Mahan gone, there is a chance between Enwright and Casey that the Harvard coach will have another brilliant star to lead his attack.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15
[ALD BOWLERS
 |NTINUE TO SHINE
Surprises Handed Out Last [eek-EdWardS in Lead

Eards continues to keep in the ii the average men of the Her.
 hgue with an average of .91. being pushed hard by Daly good work lately has attained hm a mark of-S9. surprise of the past week was efeat of the New'tons by the ghts. Some hot battles are E1lcd for tomorrow. The league
 lies follow:
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15
The Real Miracle Man.

In days of old twas deemed as quite a thing For pioneers and noble navigators Tc get rewards-some gifts from queen or king, From millionaires or leading legis- lators; But though we've left this costom far behind Though prizes and endowments are restricted We'll give our coin to any one who'll find
 The Manager Who Never once Predicted.
 FRECKLES.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15

Yale has still a few sympathizers and supporters. The two men in the pie ture have been doing good work for the crimson and the blue, respective ly-Boles of Harvard, who plays left halfback, and Waite of Yale, who is not a bad halfback or end.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15

Except the Cornell Pennsylvania game on Thanksgiving day and the Army-Nayy game on November 27, the HarvardYale contest on Novem- ner 20 about closes the big football season. Many of the wise ones have been picking Harvard to win, but
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15
ANCHOR CLUB CHALLENGES.

The Anchor club of New Britain is out of games for the rest of the season, and would like to hear from fast teams in the state, averaging 115 rounds. Address Charles Jurczak. PIT High street.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15
Playing Through,

Dear Sir: A real Champion plays through. Not so long ago the Ma tionaI Lawn Tennis association de- creed that the little holder should play through the championship tour nament as the only method of reach ing the finals.
 The time has come when the claim ant of the national football title has got to play through and be judged by the entire seasons record. It will not do for the older institutions to claim that preparation for November games prevents their putting forth their best , efforts against all corners. BARRETT SMITH.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15
Mercantile League.

Armour's VeriLest team toppled from first place to Q tie for the posi- ton during the past week, due to the defeat by the National Biscuit five. Butch Hornkchl continues to star as high average man. The standings are follows.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15
High Average Men.
Games This Week

Wednesday, Electric Light vs Ma tional Biscuit flee. ..
 Factory league games this week are as follows:
 Monday, Lander, No. 1 vs North 6, Judd Monday, Union Mfg, vs. Vulcan Friday, Russell & Erwin, vs. Ber- , lin Construction. Friday, Stanley Works vs. Landers , No. 2. Red Mems League. Thursday, Warriors vs Scouts. Thursday, Sannaps vs. Braves.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15
O& Li6HT 5:i':5! II!
Ga17Nd1dR RCe

first place at the worst, with Cornell receiving only scant mention for beat ing Michigan
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15

By the same token, as some one has brilliantly said, defensive that can hold R goal line uncrossed for eight years against 8 leading rival IS not to be overlooked. Since Haugn- ton came to Harvard he has never seen a Yale man carry a football across the Crimson goal line. Of late seasons it hasn't been a ques- ton so much as to when Yale will beat Harvard, but when Yale will finally evolve a touchdown.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15
The Substitute.

The Substitute. The score that day stood Six to Nit, With Yalevard in the rear; A boding hush fell on the scene
 And crlmped the maudlin cheer. With only seven minutes left
 The Yalevards had small hope To grab off seven points and so
 Upset the blear-eyed dope. But wait-the fullback regular
 Was thrown upon his spine, And now the Substitute is called To hammer through the line. His girl was sitting in the stand To see him do a Krupp. To watch him pull the Fiction Stuff And bust the pastime up. He hit the line eleven times
 And lost eleven yards; The tackles ground him in the dust, He could not buck the guards; But finally-ten seconds left There came his signal call He fumbled on the four-yard line, And Yalevard lost the ball.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15
City League Aycra gcs,

VIIs A1ssr 1S IT 1AFNA<1ssES3.
 wing of the highe degree is B on in the City league. The An |are still perched in the top of ladder with the Live Oaks a second. The standings ald oa- foilox,,.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15

Yale scored her last touchdc'Tn against Harvard exactly eight years ago. An offensive system that cant produce one touchdown in eight years against ones most important rival is not what you might call an unalloyed, eltruiStic success.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15

High single string, Hornkohl, 1l9. High three string, Hornkohl, 3S5. High team string, Nat. Biscuit 46S High team total, Armour, 1902
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15

As there are times when schedules are great championship makers. If Harvard had stuck to Michigan and had not taken on Cornell, the Grim son cast would be in an easy draw for
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15
Games Tuesday.

boomers Ns. New'tons. Irl.ghtS ys. ShamrOcks. napkins vs. Dewd,ops.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15

This is taking nothing away from Haughton's proved greatness as a coach. But interesting dope could be produced if some one could devise a machine that would register the com parative value of the coaching and the material.
 As for leaders, did 1t ever occur to you that the Boston Red Sox have won two world championships within four years, led by managers that were hardly rated with the first ten |?
 Picking the five best elevens from each state in the Union, Pennsylvania VI vould lead by eighteen or twenty fur longs. There would be but little com petition.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15

h single string, Edwards 129 h three string, Edwards, 3O5. h team string, Schooners, 2a2. h team total, Schooners, S05. h team total, Starlights, S05.
 High Average Men.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-15

gh single string, McBriarty, 132. gh three string. Anderson, 35s- gh team, string, Annex, 538. gh team total Annex, 1,4s2.
 High Average Men.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

and bring to Him all their wonderful
energy and intelligence, oh. this world
will grow as II has never grown before.
Nations viii be born IN a day.
The Jews have always been fun OF
energy in business, as no other people.
and when they become ambassadors for
Christ there will be no iukewarmncss or
Indifference. either before or during the
trlbulstion the Jews will have been re-
stored 20 the Holy Land. rebuilding their
temple and restoring the Jewish worship.
Also during the tribulatlon the anti
Christ will come. most likely in the per
son OF somo great king. II is supposed
that he will be a personal incarnation Of
the devil. just as Jesus was an incarna-
ton Of God.
He WIN 10 TO Jerusalem, and there dc
great signs and wonders, by which he
win 30 delude the chosen people that they
will accept him as their Messiah and pay
him divine honors in the temple II will
be during this that Jesus will return and
destroy him by the brightness OF His com
ing
And then shalt the wicked be revealed
whom the Lord shall consume with the
spirit of Hts mouth, and shall destroy
with the brightness OF His coming; even
Him. whose coming is after the working
of Satan with all power and signs and
lying wonders."-1I Thes. n SO.
The devil has got some Of you so close
to hell that you can smell the fumes
He's no loafer. He's been working FOR
5000 years. and he was never laid NJ
with appendicitis, nor tonsilitis nor the
grip.
Many VIII Miss Thts Opportunity,
! II we are 20 fortunate as TO have .
/ part In that meeting in the air. II viii
mean that we are among the most for
tunate OF all the sons OF men. and thai
we have lived in the most blessed Of al
times for men to live, for only those ar
eligible to membership in the body Of
Christ who live in the present dispense
tion.
Moses and David and Isaiah and Jere.
miah had no such chance as we have
| for the body OF Christ had its beginnin.
at Pentecost
| What an awful thing It would be. then
TO have such a glorious opportunity snt
miss itl
That IL why Paul could say: 'Tor
reckon that the sufferings of this present
time are not worthy to be compared will
the glory which shall be revealed in u.s.
(Rom. viii. l6,)
There is a vast difference between q
| son OF King George and subject o.
Great Britain. The smallest babe of roya
blood Is greater than the greatest mar
in the kingdom.
! II we have a place in that meeting II
the air II will mean that we are likt
Christ, for when He shall appear W,
shall be like Him. for we shall see Hin
as He is"
some Are Born Who VIII Never Die
For some that meeting will mean tina
they reached It without having to pas
through death, for II IL 20 be composed
Of those who have gone on before. anC
those who are still living at that time
Some who are born into this world ar,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
here will bo no general resurrection or

there will bo no general resurrection or
Judgment
Al the close of the millennium reign
OF Christ the devil will be looscd out OF
tho pit for season, and look for the
first time upon a world without sin. He
will tempt people. They Will be as fool
ish as now and yield to his lies and
subtlety. lie will gather his host and come
against the saints TO battle. Fire viii
fan FROM heaven and consume them, Thon
takes place the resurrection Of tho wicked
dend, Then the Judgment Of tho great
white throne. with Christ 90 judge
We are not told when Jesus wrl como.
but we are told that Ills coming Is sure.
and we are charged to watch for IL. How
/ IL would affect our lives and make hard
things easy 20 bear Il we could only do
this and always he doing this
II We were continually looking for tho
coming OF Jesus we would be a. care
| ful 20 keep our lives Rs clean ms Vol
would I've 20 have your homes clean II you
were expecting company The certainty
Of His coming would also be a constant
I source OF comfort and Inspiration To MS
/ " We believed Il 20 be near.
The Lord does not come TO the worid
\ az the time OF the rapture, hut only re-.
veals Himself 90 the members OF His
/ body. At tho time OF Ills resurrection n,
was only seen by those who believed on
! Him. plate and the high priest. and
| those who crucified Him. did not know
/ that lie was risen SO It will be at trt
time OF the rapture. The world will not
know that lie has been here. and W.T.
have no knowledge OF Him until liz
comes with the members Of Ills body, al
the close OF the trlhuiation
! What an awful thing. then. to hav,
the glorious privilege OF living IN thl,
dispensaton. with all that Il means. ant
miss getting into the body OF christ 10y
refusing to become Christian.
DO not think Il for moment. Col.
purpose can no more be kept back a min,
! ute than the heavenly bodies can be de
layed minute. In redemption God q,
working by the clock as surely rs IL
creation, and His chariot OF salvation u
not marked late single minute.
/ Come, Lord Jesus"
Copyright William A. Sunday
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

never TO die. and we may hone to be Of
that elect number
Il will also mean that we shan then
have bodies that viii remain Young for
ever Pains and aches. gray hair,
wrinkles and feebleness will never again
be known. Listen to this.
II we have part in that meeting II
will mean that We shall bc here In this
world with the Lord during the millennium
"A thousand yeats--with the devil chained
and cast out-not a saloon gambling hell
or brothcl IN the world. aud everything
Just as we want It. lIcav this.
Think ot the delight OF meeting and
continuing with the other members of the
I,ords body. who will then bc as dear
TO us as the apple or our own eye Think
OF being intimate with Peter, James and
John, Andrew. Phillip and the others
and OF hearing from them oHtin and
again all the incidents they Witnessed
In the life of Jesus
! Think of how precious Il will be to
| 1.-Two for a thousand years In this world
with our blessed Master and be closely
associated with Him; with bodies that
will not wear out or grow cid, always
In perfect health, and with faculties 10,
enjoyment a thousand times higher thar
we possess now.
/ IL will also mean 20 he richly rewarded
/ for all we have ever done or suffered for
the Lord. Near the close OF his hard ant
strenuous life Paul said:
/ 'Honceforth there IL laid UP for me d
crown Of righteousness, which the Lord
/ the righteous judge. shall give me at thai
| day; and not TO me only, but unto al
them that love his appearing. Ill
Tim iv, s.
| II we have a part in that meeting W.
shall escape the great tribulatlon which
Is 10 come upon all the earth as sbor
rs the members Of tho body of Christ arc
taken out OF the world
what ReRpinE wairIwInd Means.
! A very chaos OF crime and outrage
or every kind will be turned loose. God
will let the word and the universe
see for a time what It will mean to live
under the devirs rule. and viii let those
who pass through the tribulaticn see that
the good they so long enjoyed was be.
cause OF the presence OF the good Some
OF YOU people who throw your votes and
influence in favor OF whisky ana al
kinds OF hellishness that go with Il, may
| live TO find out In the bitterness Of IN,
trlbulation Just what is meant by sowinl
the wind and reaping the whirlwlnd.
| II Is supposed that the tribulRtion will
cover a period Of soven years. 1t might
be 100 years; but II cannot be less thar
seven years
Devil WIN Hattie saints.
There IL nothing more clearly declared
In the Bible than that Christ VIII com,
and reign on earth during the millennium
when all will be restored that was los
by the fall. Then, and only then. wh
: Gods will he done on earth as It is II
heaven. The scribes and Pharisee
thought that business was going TO IN
endangered by Chtst's first coming. Th,
only business that viii be hurt by III,
second coming OF Christ will be the devll
business, At the time OF His COMING
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
Revival Singers
at the Funeral of
Horace 7. Brass

Sweetly singing what VIII II BE to
See Jesus" "Rody" RodeheRver and
George Brewster. leaders OF the choir
OF the "Billy" Sunday meetings at the
Tabernacle, assisted at the funeral ser
vice OF Horace I. Bress South Side un-
dcrtaker, and usher at the Sunday Tab
ernacle, who died suddenly Tuesday
evening. The funeral was held at the
Grace Methodist church. South side, Fri
day morning at 10 and long before
the appointed hour hundreds OF church
people and ushers at the Tabernacle had
gathered to pay last respect 20 a devout
church worker.
Rev J. w. Kirkpatrick OF the church
preached tho sermon, speaking pTinci-
pally on the Auddenness with which
death sometimes comes to people. The
funeral service lasted an hour and more
than 800 people attended.
Ufshers from the "Bnly" Sunday taber-
naclo acted as pallbearers Mrs. Dean
Ringer played the organ during the ser
vice. Automobile service was used To
carry the people to the Forest Lawn
cemetery. where intcrment was made
Members OF the Ancient order OF United
Workmen lodge also attended I'm force.
with prominent Anti-Saloon leaguers OF
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
Davenport Wants to
Hear Billy" Sunday

Walter Cole OF Davenport. la, and the
Rev. Mr. Vance OF Rock Island, ILL.,.
called on billy sunday Friday to urge
him to conduct revival for the tri-
city community OF Rock Island Daven.
port and Moline, with a population
aggregating 10000. Mr.. sunday told his
callers that he would place the call on
his list, but that Il would be long time
at best before he could come to them.
Word was received from 81. Joseph that
the churches OF that city have agreed to
extend Mr.. Sunday an unanimous invi.
tation to conduct n campaign there and
a committee of citizens. headed by Il, T.
squires. will come TO Omaha next Tues.
day to present the invitation formally
The committee from Kansas City Il
scheduled 20 come also on next Tuesday
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
Sundayisnns

Uou knew when you came here that
you would not hear lecture on art, but
that you would hear a sermon about
Jesus Christ.
Knowing that the bank examiner may
drop in az any moment keeps many
cashier from becoming dishonest.
suppose there would be a mighty
scramble TO get right with God ~ you
an found out that Jesus was going 20
return tonight.
No college has ever yet made q saint
or ever viii. Education may improve
conditions, but IL can never change or
cleanse the heart.
Mig men have been mistaken abodt
vital things just about ~ often az little
ones.
The second coming of Christ IL tno
emphatic doctrine OF the New Tssta-
mont. It is mentioned ana referred TO
more than $50 times.
This old world is going to wake mp
some morning ana find that ali good
men and women have beaten it, aad
she'll rub her eyes when she finds ont
that the Lord has been here on the Job
and taken His own with Kim.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

candidates working with him for the
West Virginia Wesleyon college eleven
this year
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

Apartments, flats. houses ana cottages
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee For Rent"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

drop in at any moment keeps many \
cashier from becoming dishonest.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

His appeal TO the trail hitters was not
quite 80 vigorous as on previous evenings.
During this feature OF the service he
Joined with the choir in a few lines OF
Happy Day
He announced that next Sunday after
noon he would start his sermon TO men
on Booze" az soon as the tabernacle is
filled. Efforts are being made 70 induce
him to repeat that sermon TO men only
In the evening.
On Saturday evening the service WIN be
for young people particularly. High
school and college students are urged 70
attend.