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Smyrna times., 1915-12-01
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Cheswold, Kenton
BIackbrd, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
Leipsic, Brenford, and Their Vicinities.

demolished. Members Of the crew
of both trains escaped injury. The
wreck occurred shortly after midnight.
Both trains were going east on the
same track through q heavy fog.
The first was proceeding slowly when
the second. travelling at a high rate
of speed. crashed into the rear car.
The force Of the collision piled cars
one on top Of the other and completely
blocked traffic on all five tracks.
The debris in some instances was
piled fifteen feet high
Smyrna times., 1915-12-01
KENTON.
Church Notes Local Happenings and
Items of Personal Mention

Church Notes Local Happenings ana
Items of Personal Mention
Kenton. November 3Oth:-The
EpwoIth League services will be in
charge Of Mr.. Edgar R. Remley. next
Sunday evening, December 5nd. topic;
IN Nameless Prophet Who Kept
Fresh Gods Name. "(My Mesenger) }
The Teachers Meeting will meet
with Mrs. P. NJ. Money. Thursday
eVening, December 2nd.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. will meet with Mrs. Harry 7.
Greenwell. Thursday evening De-
eember 2nd. at z o'clock.
The Ladies Aid will hold their next
meeting with Mrs. P. NJ. Money,
Wednesday evening. December 1st.
Personals Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Garrison, near town, are receiving
congratulations over the arrival of a
fine baby girl last Saturday morning.
Mrs. Mary Chapelle and son Palmer.
have returned to their home in Will
mington. after spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Willard +. Reed
Mrs. Esther c. Wright was &
Smyrna visitor on Tuesday. Misses
Pearl and Ethel Singer, from Colds
boro, Nd. have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. William Singer. Misses
Edna and Anna Stevens. from Marcus
Hook, have been visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reed ant
children from near Smyrna. spen
Smyrna times., 1915-12-01

A Ford car bearing a Pennsylvania
license. was overturned Friday after.
noon, on the road from Smyrna to
Dover, the occupant, to all appear
ances. escaping injury. The car was
badly damaged.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-01

While DR.. J. L. Crossmore was
returning to 5is home in Wyoming.
Friday afternoon. by way Of the Dover
and Camden road. his car skidded.
which drove it into bank on the
south side of the road, after making
tie turn at Cocper's Corner. One
wheel was badly damaged
Smyrna times., 1915-12-01
MONEY IN MUsKRAT rRApp,

Extraordinary Demand For Fur N,ls
Pelts More Profitable Than Ey,,
Trsppers who own muskrat mslAs
in this vicinity start season With Z,
prospects. According TO some rega
Muskrat hides which usually In.
from 80 to 90 cents. according to i
will this year. owing to extra dsura
for furs bring twice the above auoss
Black muskrat hides are much highs
Mink hides are selling from 81 to I
each. A value of 80 cents is q
year put on the hide Of an ordnr
house cat.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-01

Delaware City gunneTs have h
enjoying fine duck shooting On
marshes while rabbit hunters als
reporting very good luck.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-01
CLAYTON.

Al Orders for Subscriptions or Job
work or any News items left with
Harry Q. johnson will Receive
Prompt Attention.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
A. A. u. RUNNING
WILD ONCE MORE

NEW YORK, Oct f:.-The ANA
teur Athletic union made itself liza
bile 10 more criticism yesterday by
notifying Abel Kiviat and Harry
Smith. champion lorg distance run
ners, that they were under suspen-
sion for padding expense accounts.
The runners have not yet been Civ
en- a hearing. although the suspen-
sion has been given publicity. The
last two times this vas done were
In the cases OF Alya Richards and
Don Lippincort. Richards was
charged with runfing In fake race.
Richards was later exonerated. and
IL was found that Lippincott had
nothing 10 do with the fake race.
A storm OF criticism Hurst upon the
A. A. U. fer humIliating the ath-
letes without first establishing their
guilt.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
HIT FAR IN
WRONG LOT
Phils Get EN- When
They Don't Help
Have Chance Today

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 13.--lf the
Fhillies can keep hitting that ball
high and far in then home park to-
day, rs they did In the two games
at Boston. they have an excellent
chance Of winning the fifth game,
Craveth and his teammates drove
out a half dozen or more long flies
al Boston that would have been
good for homo runs in the Philiie
park. but in the broad meadows Of
Braves field. there wasn't chance
for them 10 escape Lewis. Speaker
and Hooper. Yesterday Lewis had
six putouts, and had the Quakers
been home. several of these would
have been home runs without fall.
But the National league clouters
failed 10 hit them far when at home
Friday and Saturday, and they may
fail again today. But II they had
batted at Philadelphia as they did
at Boston. and At Boston as they did
at Philadelphia. 1t Is popularity be-
lieved that the present world series
situation would hay. been reversed.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
CHINAMEN MAY
STAR IN SOCCER
AT MICHIGAN

ANN ARBoR, Mich. Oct. 49,
Coach Fowler. OF the Michigan SOC
Ger team. has issued the call for
men. and is working hard TO find
men good enough TO I'LL the vacated
positions. OF which there are eight.
Only goalkeeper Joseph and two re-
serves, Otis and Cohen. return 10
school this year. and these three
form the nucleus.
Four soccer games have been
booked already. Two of them are
with Ypsilanti, one with Battle
Creek. and one with Heidelberg.
The cosmopolitanism OF this sort
was demonstrated last year by the
many nationalities represented.
This year FIVE Cinnamon have al
ready appeared in suits, and appear
wonderfully clever with their feet,
which is an important requisite In
good player.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
BY eERToN BRALEV.

BOSTON, Oct. l3.-Sound' 1t IL
Ascalon shout IL in Gath, that for
tune has granted hit TO Cravath;
dozen times Gaoby has stood at
the bat and gathered one swat to
his credit theTeat, a dozen times
Gabby has famed or has popped ex.
cept for that che little bingle he
COPIED. but when. on the thirteenth
occasion, he stood, the horsehide
was me. by the harddriven wood
and lovely three-bagger TO deep
center soared-Ihen Luderus singled
and Gaohy he scored. But one little
run viii not conquer for you when
the other team happens to finish
with two,
The first Boston tally transpired
and occurred when Hooper drove
Barry clear home IN the third, and
the second one came in the sixth,
we would state. when Lewis brought
Hoblitzel over the plate.
THAT couplet, considered as
verse. Il crime. for we put I'VE
would state" in TO make the thing
-hyme.)
The Fhillies In this. the fourth
game of the lot, displayed much
more strength III the way that they
swot. for they gathered in seven
good bingles OF Shore, while Bos-
ton. from Chalmers. had only one
more. and the fact Of their hitting
converted this bout into something
that almost made some OF us shout.
But, oh, J am so weary OF this
safe. careful bali; these teams seem
both so Ieary OF a gambling chance
at all. they stick TO solid sanity"
and sefdom venture stunts to set
the massed humanity to roaring all
at once. They rlay with calm pro-
prfety. according TO the dope, their
game has no variety, no wide and
thrilling scope, they sacrifice relig-
iously when that's the Army game.
until Ii grows prodigiously depend
able--and tame.
like the play that's glamorous
with unexpected skits. that make
the grandstand clanorous and give
the b,eschers fits, that scorn the
plans laboriOus and presidents OF
yore and make The contest glorious
with. tricks not played before.
Oh For the GREATNESS daringness
Of Cobb Of Brave Detroit, for Wag-
ner's fine "uncarinsness5 or Matty's7
brain adroit. You cannot go delirf-
Gus ri what these two teams do.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
ASK $4,000
FOR COLT
Yearling Relative of
Peter VOlO Picked
As Coming Star

LEXINGTON. KY. Oct 13.-Con-
siderable dickering Is going on re-
garding the yeariinS halfbrother to
the champion 2-year-old trotters
Peter volo and volga. and while a
number Of wealthy men have made
offers, It is understood no one has
quite reached the price of $4,000
asked for the youngster. The colt
is by Axworthy, hence related 10
Peter volo anu yolga in the female
line only. but his quarter IN "a sec
onds the other day. the work being
easily done, shows him to be their
equal in speed at the same age. and
with less training.
yolga. champion 2-year-old fiiy;
Lee Axworthy. winner OF the fast
three-heat race by trotters In which
the heats were split. and the rest
of the Pastime stable trotters, win
be shipped this week TO the winter
camp at Townsville. Ga. A little
later about Is young trotters owned
w ~. 6tntE-ihStfs va auhSts
who has bought land adjoining the
Townsville track and is building
stabling and winter residence
there. will follow. At their head
Is Walnut Tree. second TO volga in
the 2-year-old futurity here. and
bought by Mr.. Schlesinger after he
had shown better than 2.IO in the
heat won by the Ally In 2:07 "a.
The Billings horse. chief among
them being the PAGER William.
1:5s 1-2. will depart from here Tues
day for their owners estate in Viz
ginia- About ian | William will
be sent to Tbomasville TO be pre-
pared for his trials in 1916 against
the present pacing record. the
SO "a of Directum l. In the mean
time he will be turned out for abso-
lutte rest.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
Braley Gets Weary of Safety
First, and Calls for Cobb

they haven't, liz this serious pulled
any stun that's new.
But maybe change OF scenery viii
bring about shift, and far from
Boston beanery this heavy cloud will
lift. perhaps the rush and tensity
OF William Penn's demesne will con-
uuer this propensity--if you know
what | mean Perhaps they'll cease
10 quiet us with games OF safety
first" and let US all be riotous and
veil until he burst.
Perhaps they won't--rerhaps they
will.
Rut, Lord, I'd like TO get thrill.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
Hildner Gets Trial At
End, and Whalen is
Back in Line

ANN ARDoR. Mich. Oct. IA
Michigan will 70 into the Marietta
game today with the heaviest quar-.
ter that has been assigned the regu.
lar pilot Job In many years. Rhoem.
OF Detroit. finally picked rs quarter
because ne In the first man TO be
chosen two games In succession this
season. weighs in the neighborhood
OF 100 pounds. Tommy Hrghitt. the
star OF three wears. tipped the scales
at only l45, while Shorty" McMil.
Ian and Billy WasmuDd were hardly
any heavier.
Also, II Will be the most inexperi.
enced quarter that has been In
charge Ct the eleven In the same
space Of time. Rummy's efforts have
been confined 10 the half back work
and very little time has been spent
~ him in plotting . team. lie has
shown better judgment and ability
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13

until Saturday. 70 Hildher will re-
place The veteran tanker. This
change will weaken the team both
defensively and extensively. ss HID
ner IL nowhere near the men At that
position that Staatx Is.
Dunno will hold down his old Job.
and from the way In which Yost has
been prcppi1g him IN drop-kicking
and II would not be surprising to
see "Mcrrie" trying whatever Held
goals arc attempted. Benton kicked
his first one Saturday, and II was
the FIRST one that he has ever booted
IN q real game. Since ne has not
been able to repeat with any degree
Of regularity. nsaas also Dunts vel.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
Umpires Don't
Agree in Series

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-The
first umpiracie wraneIe Of the world
series occurred Yesterday. when Bill
ly Evans called balk on Chalmers.
and was overruled by Rigler. II
was the Phiilie contention that
Chalmers WIS not CT tine shah when
he made a false motion TO FIRST.
Evans appealed to Rigier, who up
held the Quakers and chased the
runners back to second and hrst.
Had Evans decision stuck, the score
would have been TO 1.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
Nearly All 1912 World
Champs Are Still In Game
10 Remain With Red
SOx-SOme With
Fed Clubs

Time and the ebbing and flowing
tides of baseball have dealt rather
kindly with tie Red Sox. Ten OF
the % men who were on the Red
Sox roster when they battled in the
1912 world series still remain-and
those 10 men were among the bright
est stars In the Boston iincup.
The hold-overs are pitchers. Joe
Wood End Ray Collins; catchers,
{ AFRICAN and Cady: infielders. Larry
Gardner and Heine Wagner: out
ficlders. Iris Speaker. Harry Hoop
er and DUFFY Lewis: utility. II. Hen
riken.
or the 10 who have gone the fol-
lowing participated in the series:
Jehe Stahi, wAe managed the club
and played first base during that
series, and who has passed out of
baseball since he was deposed as
manager of The club in 1913.
Steve Yerkes. who played in bril-
liaLt fashion at second base and
now Is performing for the Pitts
burgh Federals.
Clyde EngIe, utility infielder and
pinch hitter. row with the Buflalo
Federals.
Hugh Bedient. whose pitching
greatly aided the sox In capturing
the highest honors in baseball. Is
now with the Buffalo rederals.
Duck" O'Brien. the pitcher. who
made the only balk recorded In
world series history. Is somewhere
/ in the minors.
Charlie Hall, pitcher, also Is In
/ the minors, but his work during the
last season probably viii bring about
his recall TO the mayors.
Neal Ball. utility iLfelder, now In
the minors.
Ihesc other FIVE Red sox OF 1912
are:
Eddie Cicotte. pitcher. now with
the White Sox.
Larry Pape. pitcher. now In the
minors.
w. l.. Nunamaker. catcher, now
with the Yankees.
Hugh Bradley. first baseman.
hose last engagement was with
the Pittsburgh Fedcrals.
o. Krug. utility infelder. now In
the minors.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
PERCY WILSON
GENUINE STAR
IN THREE GAMES

In Percy Wilson The HeraIds
have player who not only exceIs
In football. but II one OF the best
all-around athletes in Detroit. Percy
has played professional baseball in
the Three-I league, basketball with
the champion r. b. Rayls, and holds
down left half for the Heraids. and
does all In an impressive manner
Excelling In one sport and being
a mediocre player In one or two has
happened to many athletes, but be
ing talented enough to be called a
real star In three IL something OF
an accomplishment for anyone.
There are few better guards In
basketball today than Wilson. and
shen 1t comes to playing second
base Percy was one of the brightes,
lurinaries In the Masonic league,
and the oficial batting figures may
declare him league leader. said one
OF the officials the other day.
AS q halfback. no other than Ref.
cree "Bustie" Lane. who IL out there
In the thick Of the fray and q com
petent judge. said he considered
Wilson the brainiest and most efYec-
tive open field runner he has seen
In football IN Detroit. "Bustie" was
some player himself and able TO
give an expert opinion, Tn the
opening game with the Erin Braus
Wilson made two touchdowns and
tore on some dazzling runs through
tackle and around end.
Coach Marshall IL figuring on
Wilson starring against the Cincin-
nsti Celts this coming Sunday st
Packard park. He is building an
interference to carry him UP TO the
line and Percy has ample speed and
strength to 30 from there in srtis-
tic style.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
Little Chance TO ReUiUe
Runners Paradise On Coast
Lavish Betting at
Frisco Queers Plan
of HOrSemen
RIPLEY

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct Pro
ponents OF horse racing and modi.
fed system of betting hoped TO re-
Claim California to the small coterie
OF States now permitting the sport
OF kings. through the influence Of
the recent exposition meet here.
II WAS intended that this should
be sort OF popularizing prelude to
efforts that will be made at the next
state legislature to revive the racing
game.
That the nagrant operation OF
oookmEkers at the exposition
course. however, has had exactly
the opposite effect Is today the be-
lief Of many who had hoped TO bring
the ponies back.
Certainly II has stirred up new
antagoLism against such proposed
legislation.
The state Of California, represent
ed al the exposition through a COM
mission. received from the fair au-
thorities q promise that no faint OF
gambling should bring a breath OF
criticism against tho horse racing.
But from the first day OF the meet
ATTENDED by crowds that eQualled
the throngs at famous old Emery
vile In Its palmy days-the state
law was evaded by the bookies'
through oral pool making. A big
gambling stake was In constant cir.
Culation.
Veterans OF the paddock were dis.
Greet, but the youngsters flushed
with their FIRST winnings. boasted
loudly of their gains and aired their
superficial knowledge OF the in
side"
These vauntIngs reached the se1
OF the state commission.
Arthur Arlett, one OF the commits
sioners, found that oral bookmak-
ing was nourishing, and addressed
scorching letter to the exposition
heads. reminding them of their sol
emn promise.
Rudolph Spreckles and other
prominent citizens also took a rap
at the situation. But the damage.
so far as public opinion and antag-
onism to race track betting was con-
cerned, had been done.
The races themselves. though de-
void OF any great sensations. we're
notable. Over 400 fast horses were
entered, with some of the best jock
eys and drivers In the world up.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
Yost Gives "Rummy Roehm Another Chance to Provide
Pleasing Answer to That Pulling Quarterback Problem
and Is best at goal kicking.
Captain Cochran booted the goals
49,. 4ho AruachAoun scorad unst.

anu - ON6s ~ 8Ves Nstose6s
Captain Cochran booted the goals
after the touchdown scored yester.
day. q
TN the scrimmase, two men on the
reserves showed that they were var.
city material. Weske, q tackle, ask.
ed to report to Yost. and Wicker.
sham. quarter, ran rings around the
varsity nankcrs and shot three sue
cessful forward passes down the
field, besides footing well over 30
yards. Yost declared after practice
that the reserve men showed more
fight than any Of his own men, and
he meant II.
Mauibetsch will start, as will Ben.
ton and Smith. This gives Michigan
lis strongest offensive strength, even
II tho defensive power is weakened.
The probable lineup today:
The probable lineup today
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
TO run With the ball than the neld,
an IN has tba famnorary call

10 run With the ball than the Held,
so he has the temporary call.
Yost has made another uuexpect-
ed change In the lineup that repre-
sents Michigan today. Instead Of
using Boyd. who, he declared Mon
day, would start, he has changed TO
Whslen. whose experience and
knowledge Of the defensive art will
stand him In good stead against the
rushes Of the Marietta backs. who
are reported TO lie fast and heavy.
The whole visiting team plays the
smashing game, In direct opposition
10 the open game OF Nj. Union.
Stsatz did not recover from his
bad ankle and IL laid up ct least
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
Winter League
Gets Early Start

CHICAGO1 Oct. fss-With the
sky the limit, Roger Bresnahan.
Cub pilot. was today angling for
three pitchers. ''They are recog-
nizcd stars In tha big leagues" said
Bresnahan.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
Winners Get $3,SO6 Each From
Series Receipts-Losing End $2,537

baseball title will winter pot
the winning club Each
nhab the dusout OF the loser. will get
following which the players shared
announced IL $4bSSS55
SO 40 the champs taking the long end
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
Detroit BOwlers
Get Another Chance

Miller and hamburg. Detroit
bowlers par excellence. are salts
fed that their defeat this week by
Smith and Dunbar. touring stars.
did not show them In just light.
SO a little side bet has been made.
and the quartet will bowl Thursday
afternoon at the Garden alleys In a
match game.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
LORAINES WIN
TWO MORE GAMES

Lorraine A. e. made II their sec
ond victory OF the season when they
defeated Tillman Independents. IS
to IL. In a fast game at Northwest
ern field. Saturday.
Following report for meeting AT
Heath's club room Thursday night:
Hartsorn. Syivis. Russell, Forrest.
Heath. Sbanahan, McCracken, How.
ard. r. Shanahan. Taylor. Heppler
and Henderson,.
Loraines defeated Estabrook In
a soccer football game at Ferry
field Monday. 2 to o. Matthews and
Heath starred for the winners.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1a.--Johnny
Ertle. OF st. Paul, whose claim TO
the bantam title. Is In dispute. got
a shade over Jimmy Pappas. of At
lanta. in an eight-round bout here
last night.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13

OMAHA. Neb., Oct. i3--Scott
Mccoy. noted riding trainer, died
At Marion, o.. yesterday. according
to reports received here today. Nc
Coy handled/the Billings stable In
H. with great success.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
GOPHERS MAY
DROP BASEBALL

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Oct. Ia
The fate OF baseball as q college
sport at the University OF Mime
sofa. hung I'm the balance today
while the athletic board pondered.
The committee recommended IL be
dropped because OF its financial
drawback and the fact that II
serves as a training camp for sum-
mer players.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13
derRed Sox and 1912 and Series Went Eight Game
s||!Ia'!'5!|I|1E )!

I T6lE- 5Eeac2aNzzz2coE
RACKS :: SSss i ns and f1 mon
- . De p s o n the that
hat c.rrsan bosses win be known years
% The s ONE y club es as sT0e ou on h
- r~y nj the Tigers the Red sox
xs %. smes y .s nsn a ne o heE' the same
~ void consistently but only scoring the runs
ssiss exception jus, little better ss
- Ia to But that's the the Car
essss Sss nah made su s
E R from ANYTHING that happens to oppose
a sssrscsstic win And
= !. 5s..s s.1 Foster s r's',s - -
Tor The Red ses be playing OF the -four game, an
1n4z1in. the Of the fourth was 3 and l.
PAuies linked Out of Series
shat ne Phnes never did have chance to win this world
=. az ss iss s sSiHS !. upon sss, tscm
[ = e. s mas 's club 1i a the the
Only 1909 and 1910 has the JIM.
4 this dir Only me Pirates and the Mack
Ai thosshs when they FIRST of the that
lat decided the place the hrst Never before
ss sss s as" punch D'
How the Mayors Compare
~ ni.aeuoas hits in pinch the American league win
Ssspsa N sdhsrents .ohnsons
T. for . sas
ls HsssSs, league psnn.ni this year. the older orssn
es.ddaaaa g =. BOBBY awards that with
Ceat = Here--And Hero to Goat
- q sare the week end H. the sensational leap Of
a Sss ssa y &: : % ae
ne - broke the s.e forever has wiped out his disgrace
- - ~ Ssss crossed up Sy in
= Jsanay king IN
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13


Ag7 oey boy responded Clebourne
$500 ~ manager extracted
<4 1ne - ~ TIE bundle and gasped
- ~ co0tract-and gimme the pea-quick"
Wolverines Pointed For Aggies
80 into action today with
11efe isn't much interest
bot se da5s Distant as hard
ucw n wolverine circles a has
e4~ badly this tall But II IL likely that these
~ Ne yostnnen show progress
VII ~ passed without
r4oys the scientists season
<04 r4mo 81 the will be Virginia scrap
)r4 Xolo and the score this a month
1@o1 ~ relatjve mers Of the Blue and Crimson.
~ ~ oog5y october wholly the
vx - 4 ~ phatters and 30 chatter there will be-
ssk8 How gDN{nn6's Chance h Framed
ND ~ Comiskey Rowland
- ~ white 90 aDet1sr the
~ ~ show managerial duties has been but
4upgk IN ether words n0W1ahd has been
4 M4Ae good C0Gnisksy u satisfied that the fail
~ - oeanant this season Rowiand's fault and
)olZly ~ 1912 years trial b the proper
~ x DooDts the Amateurs
.1nllvea . BIG boost IN England because Of
~ = particularly true Of football which
4onM sport Many Of the pros" have
- 0shcult TO play out the schedules
Nee Nave not gone 10 he 'front.' but
- eSe keeping the country fed and
- yAerevtthaI to fight.
ASosv IN football OF the ana
- VIII b 10 strongly en-
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13

~ 6DeAker and Foster
Au9Ann fakeo6 nonchaantly. feel
oown Texaa good ball
# &L0lr& Ard that hardly pin money.
4014 uoueton game
- ~ Anal
nd Nth The count and 0. and santone held
&41o - - With two and three
~ 49, ~ fence and he trotted plate.
Wx4 e1oWoe e. silver and gold he
4m4 k1noof $50 wealthier
~ f1l4 ~ ~ J3chDot Of IL
VI ysass aso that speaker overwhelmed with wealth
re4 ~ uonth and board for prom
ev1 and went home tell hs folks about spoofer
- The nanager hunted iris and
The Detroit times., 1915-10-13

The probable lineup today;
MICHIGAN. MARIETTA