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The Lake County times., 1916-11-13
Pine Village Football Stars,
Who are About Unbeatable,
Can Teach Kids Something

diana. and was the conference heavy
weight wrestling champion for three
years. Now the people around here
call me Fat / look It, but I don't
have to take off any flesh to stand
the gaf. Neither do any OF the rest
of the boys. and there are three of us
who have been playing football four
teen years and one for sixteen. while
have been at it, kid days included
for eighteen.
No Booze Or Tobacco.
This is a dry country and. besides
that. none of us drink in season or
out We don't smoke much, either
The boys are on kind of honor sys-
tenn in that regard. But we have no
training table. and some Of the lads
make pie look SICK when they tackle
1t.
ON our first string there are four
University of Indiana men, one from
Notre Dame. one from De Pauw and
one from Chicago-myself But we
have regular football mill right
here in town. and as fast as they grow
up and get any weight we give them
tryout for gameness You can wa TX
around the town and see kids of 12
and IA kicking. running and tackling.
They want to wear one of those w. I.
g coats some time Then we have q
high school with a $4,000 gymnasium.
Pretty fair for a dot of a town?
''WelL you see the roads around
here are fine, and the scholars can
come from distances. We have a cork
ing good basket ball team. and the
community has gone in for athletics
for a couple of generations. 1 remem-
ber hearing my father tell about two
trees that were exactly a hundred
yards apart. and of the sprinters that
were developed in consequence.
No, we don't play much but
lstI aight football. but we figure out a
play or two of our own every now and
then. We perfected a couple that a
scout for Purdue copied. because / saw
them use them myself. I try to get a
line on teams and frame for them, and
knowing how to go after them has
been a part of our success But in
the main it has been clean living. hard
The Lake County times., 1916-11-13
Big Nine Standing.
FIGHTER AND
MANAGER WIN

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Nov. 13.-
Billy Kramer. the sensational Milwau-
kee ght. fought his way "a
another victory last night at the Ma
tional A. G.. winning in a clean cut
manner over Alfred Badeoud. Charlie
Metric, Kramers manager. bested Pal
Moore in the six round semi-windup.
VIII Harmon won from Billy Stone,
and Johnnie Adams drew with Joe
Augatis. and Andy Rivers quit to Pete
Howell in the fourth round.
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Oabbys Win 800;
GarV Beats HIS.
AS WE SAW It
1RY PAssING SHoMn

tBH PASSING SHO".D
BEFORE three thousand souls aud
-FOUR Hammond cops. the Frank
BLOCKERS dallied with ten
MICHIGANDERS and a fat
GENT named Pence or
PANTS or some thing like that
GESTERN NACTIMITTAG
MR.. PENCE or Pants used to do the
HOOTCH with the Gay Morning
C;LORIES and ran like a
CONSUMERS Ice Wagon delivering
THE third load to Homewood
WITH the merk- at 104.
PENCY was very diverting to the
GRANDSTAND. because when some
RUDE opponent strewed him along
THE ground Pency would get up in
SECTIONS. 1t being impossible for
HIM TO get up all at once.
BE that as it may the Frank
BLOCKERS won by a large majority
WITH 121 precincts in California
AND II in New Hampshire to hear
FROM. IL the results are favorable
To the Ann Arbors
WE shall fire or rockets from
THE top of the Hammond
BUILDING.
TT was a great day for the Frank
BLOCKERS.
ESPECIALLY Frank Blocker Calvin
AND Frank Blocker Meyers
AND never have we seen Frank
BLOCKER Talbot show up better.
AMONG those who shone like
MONON headlight on a wet night
WAS a new player
FRANK Blocker Sternberg
WHO came clean from Indiana
HARBOR a place few come clean
FROM. to show his speed
AND that's what he has
SPEED
HE runs a good deal on the order of
LEW BARNES or woodrow Wilson
WHO kept us out of war and
PROTECTED me and mine
BOTH of whom were with me and
ATE Curley KimbeTs dogs and
PEANUTS and if Curley served
RHINOCEROUS sandwiches my
KID who never eats at home would
GET outside of six. he goes to a
FOOTBALL game simply to eat not
TO watch the Frank Blockers
THANK God he doesn't get the
HABIT from his father
But it was a great game
AND honestly the Frank Blockers
ARE tough lot to beat
AND if Mr. Yost would bring his
WHOLE gang here
WE believe that Frank Blocker
NOLAN ard F. Blocker Ruffner with
FRANK 3. Finn
AND +. B. Stinchneld would clean
HOUSE with 'em
WINNING the game yesterday
LEAVES the Frank Blockers with
ONLY a few states to carry
ILLINOIS. Wisconsin, Indiana and
MICHIGAN are gone
WITH Iowa next Sunday
PRESIDENT Blocker says he can
CARRY the country without
NEW YORK and that settles it.
WE RE cross-eyed now watching
THE returns, completely attfred with
NO destination in sight
THE star Michigander yesterday
WAS Left-end Smidt
AND he is asstar of the first
MAGNITUDE
HE played like
A LADY who has three washings 10
DO all in one day
He was here. there and everywhere
EXCEPT In the grandstand
AND Dick winkler's
NEW Cadillac
We hereby nominate Mr.. Smidt to
HEAD the republican ticket in 1920
LET the ticket be
SMTDT and Pence
OR Pants
OR whatever her name is
HONESTLY Ann Arbor is such a
LITTLE place
THAT we can't see how they can
GET all of Mr.. Pence or Pants
IN 1t at one time
WHAT wonderful thing it would
HAVE been had Mr. Pence
BEEN twinsi
THE Frank Blockers might have
LOST.
WE can hardly wait till
NEXT Sunday
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Notre Dame Fresh
Makes a Goal
Kick of 81 Yards.

NOTRE DAME. IND. Nov. H.
What is believed to be the longest
drop kick ON record this year was
made by Captain George Gipp of
the University of NOtre Dnme
freshman team against Western
Normal College mt Kalamazoo sat
urday. when he stood on his own
30-yard line and dropped the ball
over the cross bar, distance OF
Sfxty-one yards. In a previous part
OF the game Gipp tried a field goal
from the 4S-yard line, but missed
when the ball struck the cross
bar The game ended 10 to in
favor of the NOtre Dame freshmen.
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Pine Village Winner.

PINE VILLAGE. IND. Nov 13.-Be-
fore a crowd of 5000 rooters the Pine
village eleven yesterday defeated the
wabash a. A. team. Z to Q. The Pine
Village team scored in the first period
when Ray Fenters. left half back, car
ried the ball across the line on
crocc- buck play. King, All-America
Harvard end, played right half on the
Pine village eleven. and made many
lnnq runs.
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COLTS WIN

The Standard Colts defeated the
Federal A. C. at Harrison Park. sun
day. by a score of 21 to 0. The line
up for the Colts: r. E, John Stodola-
Pete Solan: r. T.. Jacob Heffner-Joe
Lukowski: R c.. Joe Sakol: C. Walter
Salczynsl1i: [. c.. John Ryzinski; l. T.
John Piros: l. e.. Andie Evans; Q. B..
Julius Caplan; R H. Frank Pouch; L
H.. Ed Chmieleski; F. B.. Andie
Daniels.
Touchdowns-Andie Evans. John
Stodola, Frank Pouch.
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POSTPONE Kelly Doig Bout.

Spike Kelly and Goats Doig will
mix in a ten round bout at Gary on
Nov. "a, instead of on Nov. Is. as orig
inally scheduled. Manager Doc Krone
explained the postponement had been
explained the postponement had been
arranged. to give Spike a few days
of rest following his ten rounder with
Bryan Downey at Kenosha tomorrow
night. Doc reports Kelly is in the
proverbial pink for the Downey en-
counter.
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UNION GIANTS WIN
FROM WEST SIDES

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s. - The Union
Giants defeated the West Sides yes
terday at the West Side Park by to
in what may be the last semipro at
traction OF the season. Hitting was
light on both sides. but errors aided
in swelling the totals in the run
column Scores by innings
Union Giants 90 0 0 Q 0 o. 5 8
Fest sides 20 % 90 0 0 O--3 4 3
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Cornell Eleven Wins.

CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-Three thousand
people saw the Cornell-Hamburg de-
feat the Racine eleven at the Ameri-
can Giants Park yesterday 1s to 3.
w. Pressler and Schneider counted for
the winers. while Kelly's field goal
from the 35-yard line gave the visi-
tors their points
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Friend In Naed

''Tm thinking of going into the poul-
try business" Then I'm the very
man you want to meet. can supply
your needs. I'm thinking Of going out
Of the poultry business s-"-Louisvill
Courier-Journal.
The Lake County times., 1916-11-13
Football Score: 8 to Q

TAYLoRvIJLE. ILL, Nov. 13.-Tay-
iorviile Independents defeated the
Spring Valley football team. to 2. It
was the first defeat for Spring Valley
in three seasons
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Murs ReIx On onesaIf.

Don't expect too much help. The
facts are, you must take care Of your
self and usually of two or three others.
The Lake County times., 1916-11-13

possession on her thirty-yard line.
Talbot, Schillo, Plum and Nolan went
In at the beginning Of the last period
and Ann Arbor made several changes
bringing Pence and other heavy men
back into the game. Hammond brought
the forward pass into play and scored
IN several long gains. Sternberg car
rying the ball over for touchdown.
receiving the oval from fake pass
play. Calvin kicked goal score. 81
to O. Wayne kicRed off to Finn. who
ran fifteen Yards 5efore being downed.
Nolan received fifteen yard pass and
Kohl caught ten-yard pass Calvin
made five through center. Sternberg
fifteen around end and Finn missed
long pass from Calvin. Talbot
muffed pass sternberg picked up a
low pass and Talbot got a pass over
the line for a touchdown. On two OF
these plays Hammond was OFF side. but
Referee Green and Umpire Murray did
not catch tne detail. Calvin failed to
kick goal from Talbot's touchdown.
Score. 27 to 0.
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Gage md5ren. Ole bei6cn Rcgi.
menter iperoen nit Der 8bite'I6en
9ipiiion oirett nod San 9cnito
morif)ieren. 3rpiiden oielen 0rt
uno Brownsville finoeu bic Nto.
noper gegcn Die rote 9lrlnee ftott,
ipeIher itrrter dnberen ouf oie sSyr.
iontcric BON Soma ongebort.
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NalbiGhrlihc 0unhcntinn.
Gonio5 GitD, NO, II. y}oo.

&olll05 GltQ, Ufo., II. ytOo. =
sic hoIbidbr.ihc &onbeution 0c8
9totioual 2lncicnt 0r0cr of lln;tcO
9Sortuen Of 2tn1crtca mur0c gtitern
bier obgebaItcn. @8 tnalea 9cle.
Qoten aus aonias yacbrosfo, 0fla-
bona l;n0 Dtiiiolrri ontpeien0. Sic
,Qtitglic0er oc9 0r0cHs aus Oiclcn
bier Stooten erbolten ein geniein-
idloftlithe5 lSnBnort. 95niepb 0bar-
ieloer pon gtebrosfn lDurOe gum
Gi3cprdIioentep eriuobIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
Oailkia9ltrt0ssGHcu
fir Sic Oreft5trMppcn!

Nnibington. II. g1ob - Gas
gericasamt bat 8orfe6rungcn aetrof-
fen gum Gontiogunastag fir Die in
Werifo un0 m Der 8ren3e bcfino.
Iiden 10000 D1dm Srlppen Sic
eniigeuOe aInsabI Grutbabner imo
ttdten 81 beiorgen. io6aB iif Die
Observation-Disclosures on cincnt iho.
dcu Gnnfiaeungsi6maus Seleftieren
fonnen Mud fir oas fonlnIei1oe
sSeihunhtsfeif iperoeu bereits Dor.
fcbrunocn setroffen.
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Sem Qonoon, Conn, II. g&ob. -
Gas Smtoelstou6idiff nDcutid,
Ionb" bertieB beittc I'M t:30 ieinc
D}obIe un0 bobrte ieinen g8eg beint,
mdrts; orei Der {. ". Scott Goni.
pam, llntcrogcnten Der Guiteru Sor,
Unroing 60, geboriqe SdIcpper bot.
fen 0o8 Sdiff in 3au genonnen.
g2dn ninuut an, 0aB 0ie o9eutif.
lan6" beute bel Gaqe8grnuen oiC
DreimciIcngren5e birter iib baben
lUcr0e. Sic Shlepper beion0en iid
sur 3eit, ols oa8 Sdifi I'M unteren
@afen Dem 9unOe5freu3er gGoIum.
bia' 2ebeIpobl iagte, nod iulmer in
Ociicu gegleitlng, buttcn obrr ge.
icbl. Die o8eutitlnn0~ nod inner.
hoIb Der 8reimeiIeugrcu5c ALIEN
i1rc5 28eges 3tebcu 3u loiien
Sic 6roht Der n9elttidIan0" be.
itcbt In Hobauunti i'm Berte BON
$2,000,000. g1ideI, 3inf un0 ell.
bGrbarren, ionic mebreren 8oIti1deu
nit Dofuneutcn Der Oeutidcrt BOT,
idaft. Die fir Die ocutide 9legierung
beittrnlt ii1to.
8as Snnoelstoudboot trof geruoc
bor is Eogen in Sem &onoon elm
lu0 botte ol8 e5rod)t yorbItoffc,
Gbeniifolien un6 8ertpapiere i'm
Geiantipert bon $t0000,0O0.
aO0iSiert nit eiuem Sdlepper.
gcp 2onoon, II. g}oO. - Se1te
iriib lit Die .DeutidlonO" tDic6cr
ndd ibrem bieiigeu 4nIcgeplnb 3u.
rjifgefebrt; ite mar nit cir 1T Der
iie begleiteuoen Sdlcpper 8uian.
rangeitoBen. 15ilnf geann ser 9e.
iatuuq 0es Sdlcpperg crtrar1fen.
Ger Sdleppcr mar gG. q. Gcott
st.. ST.
I'm $50 bclte frib Iegte Ole
ngeutidlono" iuieOer an ibrer 0aoIa
on; bic aoIiiton erfolQte in oem
itntcr bem 9ianleu naace" bcfonnten
@elDdiier. Stopit1n 6iuid bon Der
eoitern Gormoroug SO. befon0 lidD
on 9or6 oe3 5dlcppers, wuroe ms
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
Dciltitber 1saufmamn
BON 1oiQiSten ermcrScf!

81 @oio. Ger. II. g1oo. - 8ie
MelOungen aus Der Stoot Gbibua.
bun beiuget trlrbeu in 4orrol, uIB
Der 0rt bon ocn 9iIliIten eingenont.
men puroe, Der oeutide Amufmdrn
2beobor SoenrnuueIler ionie oeiien
Srni unn ain0 bon ben gunniteu
erruor6et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-17
1laiicrtenflieoer
totem 50 Beloicr:
Die pafeniuerfe in 3ecbriiggc uno
CitcROe baben iie Riat
bciaGbigt.

Berlin, II. g}ob.-9ie glIliierten.
flteger baben nit ibrem groBeu
gIngriif ouf 3eebrigge rn6 0Iten0e
80 9el1ier gatotct. S5m lle6rigeu
hnbeu iie teinen 5daoen augerihtet.
0ie 6oicnnerfe (nuf bic iie e3 be.
ionoers obgaiebem) bliGbeu unbes
iddbtgt