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The Detroit times., 1916-10-25
HERALDS CALL
IN REDSKINS
viii Use Three Carlisle Stars
Against MassillOn Tigers
Sunday

When the Heralds so into battle
with the Massillon Tigers. Sunday
afternoon on Neyin field they will
include in their fighting front three
players who have won wide football
distinction at Carlisle.
The three in mind are Gardener.
Hauser and Newashe Newashe
played a line position for the Her
aids last year, and played II very
well Gardener has performed with
the Heralds in two contests, while
Pete Hauser participated In por-
tlon OF last Sundays contest with
the Dayton Cadets.
Gardener was an All-American Sc
lection. while Hauser har been
termed one OF the greatest football
men who ever played the game. He
was never really eligible for the
mythical eleven as his amateur
standing was always In doubt. He
played with the HAskall Indians for
years and with Carlisle as fullback
for three or four years He was cap
tain his last year at the eastern
school.
Newashe played tackle and guard
on one OF the greatest Carlisle elev-
ems. the one captained by Jim
Thorpe. This year the Chief re-
ported TO Coach Marshall % pounds
lighter than his playing condition
OF year ago, which will make him
much moro valuable man. His
place and drop.kicktng may also
come in handy He is an expert.
enced lineman and should bolster
up this portion of the Herald front
immeasurably.
Pete Hauser will also be found
some place in the line. he has
played nearly every position, but IL
is here that Coach Marshall can use
him to the best advantage, in his
new plans for rehabllitating the
Heralds
Birdie" Gardener sustained sn IN.
jury TO his leg while toiling in De
troit automobile plant last week.
which precluded his entering the ca
det contest. He is fast getting into
splendid shape and his injury was
not sufficient 20 keep him from In.
dulging In this weeks practices
So there will he a decided copper
tinge to the Herald battle line next
Sunday afternoon when they prance
on the field 10 meet the famous
Nassillon Tigers.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25
Coach Discovered In
High Spirit Tues
day

ANN ARBOR Mich. Oct. 25.-
Coach Yost was feeling high in spir-
IT'S Yesterday afternoon in the work
out preceding the scrimmaee. Just
"hor WAS responsible for the
coach's cxuberance is unknown. but
that ne was cheerful Is beyond
question
In the absence OF Quarterback
Sparks the Wolverine mentor es.
sayed 10 direct the backheld in a
few trick plays His directions and
sarcasms were full OF his famous
gimp and other words which he
coins as readily as does Roosevelt.
A trick play succeeded. Yost
cried out; That's the way we beat
Cornell n 20 0 Old Conklln stood
here Brute stood there. Conk
passed 10 Brute twice right by
the 25-yard line, and we made two
touchdowns. Whoo-ee That's the
way we beat Minnesota. Two pass.
es-zipzip. Wells. three yards,
touchdown ZoHee Lots of gimp,
1871 take the end
But Harry Tuthill had 10 throw
a wet blanket on the proceedings.
THAT guy" quoth the trainer, will
be in padded cell soon, striuging
beads on a string
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25
p. HAUGHTON
SATISFIED HAIR
WARD WILL WIN

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct 25.--
Coach Percy Haughton today declar-
ed himself better satisfied with his
football team at Harvard than az
any time since practice for this
years schedule began. He pointed
to the game with the Massachusetts
Aggies and said the Crimson war
riors had displayed the most aggres-
ciye game they have shown this fall.
lie was extremely optimistic regard
ing the outcome Of the battle with
Cornell next Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25

.tuN NNt .D seven yards HruIud th"
center Tho bail is passed tn No =
by center Ita runs parallel 10 the
line of -,riWmagc and lust inside of
Nu &. who remains stationary.
80. 3 passes tho ball so No ~
he passes him and runs out few
steps 90 efpr rho right end or icfcu-
siye hulfhack,
80 8 runs with the ball tp No 2
or passee tho bah 20 No. o. who s.
also running parallel 10 tho limo ~
srt.mmaEe. or Who ls standing out
dc ~ short distance
Nn must run loft along Iis Emo
of scrimmazc and smash Tho end or
defensive n9lfbaCk Who has follow ai
No 2. This will give No. cirsf
held
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25
SOMMER SETS AGS
TO WORK AGAIN

EAST LANSING, Mich. Oct. 25
After two days of loafng. the
Michigan Aggies will resume heavy
practice this afternoon in prepara-
ton for the game Saturday with the
North Dakota Aggies All week the
athletes have been permitted TO
take it easy by Coach Sommer, who
does not expect serious opposition
from the westerners Henceforth
the Farmers will be pointed for the
Notre Dame next month. Several
hundred students, headed by the
band. marched to College field yes.
terday afternoon and staged q dem
onstration OF loyalty 10 the team
and coach.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25
MABEL TRASK
BIG WINNER
Cox Mare Heads TrGtters This
Season With $33,590; 81.
Frisco Close Behind

Mabel Trask didut even come
close 10 Peter Scots sensational
money winning total OF 1875 but
the Cox mar, had q very profitable
season. az that Her winnings We're
sS3.5S0 ST Frisco came neat with
S24075, aud yd)-a headed the colts
with sieG2o The Real LADY cay
'9red S13o5o. ahd Expressive Lon
won $l0,6S1
Nouc oi rhr PAGERS Won his
money This year Miss Harris N
leads tho roll with 2s,9ae Ben
Earl Won $s.27o Jay Ell Mack ST.
Ss7. Diumoter 5000 single 6 So
S67 and Roam Hal $6,52a-
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25
Yost IS Enthusiastic, and
Tuthill Is Scandalized
FRANK CHANCE WINS
ANOTHER PENNANT

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 25
The Pacific Coast league clubs
are in their final series today
The only thing that remains 20
De settled is whether San Fran.
cisco, salt Lake or Portland will
land in third place. Los Angeles
long ago cinched the penuant
with Vernon in second place. Los
Angeles was managed this year
by Frank Chance.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25
Yost Finds Another Good
Lineman Buried in Scrubs

field because Schlacter has been
'Orcod from the game Tho desir
Gus OF winning the game. no player
has yeN forced himself TO wish in
Jury on the Orangemen, and there
Is sincere regret that the big Roy
who looked go good here last year.
is not going 10 be- able to play.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25
Whom a Pntch is Not a Patch.

TENHE SUPPLEMENT- Of The estate Of W S'asc noted horscman
within e the his
pacor Patch recalling little horse history the
he
of
%
tho mile oval o and that st
recently brought
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25
Nancy Beats Smith.

The Greater Detroit bowling tour
ney match between John Nancy and
Charley Smith at the Woodward
alleys, Tuesday went the full round
OF nine games, of which Nancy took
Ave and won Maney's average was
only 1877, as opposed to 1872 for
Smith. but John was there in the
pinches.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25

Watch for the Pictorial Re-
view Edition of The Times,
Oct. 2Sth. IL will tell the
story of Detroit'S Real Is
tate possibilities.
Is Your Property Listed?
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25
BAT LEVINSKY
BEATS DILLON

BOSTON, oct % Battling Levin
sky got referees decision over
Jack Dillon IN a l2-round bout here
last night The Pattlcr WAS too
clever fer the Hoosier Manlnller,
who did not seem 10 be able 10 get
up steam
Tom Jones mU~r he presS-aEentinE 6
again. We notice Jess Willard hn.
koen sued for ST.. 500.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25
YEGGS AT LAST
ARE SUBDUED

\ happy. chubby lad edged int,
tho sporting sanctum
Say. youse." said he You know
that story about that game yoC print
ed for us Well, W. beat tho" ss
~ ~ %. They hadn't never heer
peat before. bu: We showed them up
VIII va print another story abou
that ."
That appeal could hardly bo re
fused. 50 here is ise story Of the
battle
Woodlands 18th Win.
The Ucrctolor. indicated
Yegss were humAlcl us there SUI
porior
Playing ~ the woodland Re
serves AZ NuIthwpstrJu fHild sun
.dAy bN score Of eb % q. Tho
YcgE blckncld was stopped again
and again and their only gains
were On well played forewgrd
passes
woodland stars We're hard
4afAel- as The team PLAYED as one
man. TIelmcs Ou defona' N Trr-
main 4 NHndrrnp ou oTcuao
shone alittle brighter than th.
rest
Ecxt sunday the Reserves
tackle the Primroses a. G at
Goldberg Field
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25

Mann vs.. Bruce and Simpson VS..
Whitlock are the straight rail bill
lard matches slated for this after
noon at Sweeney-Huston's. Wine
miller beat Becker, 1875 to 81, in
the Tuesday match of the tourney.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25
That Aeqic. Michigan Came.

agitation date FOR e Michigan Agric is
~
% bp S a
O schedules
Tho
$50 prestige
90 nothing a Michigan
aU
brugIu
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25

ENSoNS Saturday hah
d O.
III v ir
he Bullet For many
Michigan football Long before he
blll classic line
Al a
30 IS
he and
seemed TO
de- down D. smoothly marching Red parade.
osehadovcd Tho crbef in search
uf
star too or enjoy that ie get jealous or nasty and he won
Just the II IL
@ o' oobIt mind reader could discover some strange things IN
determination give
the scribe recall The whereabouts OF Mr. Mauloetsch
q captain Of the He
be eclped
s. "a that before
ends
q absolutely based
uup ersah1o welcome
i
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25
NV TLNT.R OIITUNNT

This plav VII bc found OFF value tr
gaining ground vH.u IH. TEAM e
havirg trouble acrtne u1Ilht f.r-
ward paFses Co. 60.
IN this play tho line remains on dc
fensiye formation with nos. . and
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25

The Farmers had their excellent during
schedule
Of n
fire les
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25
WEST POINTS DOUBLE PASS

The foutb ct sis RrtFlc~ In which
Elmer oIiphant. famous West Point
bRIfback, and one of the countrN's
greatest aIi-arouud athletes, describe-
sin football plaNS and tells how to
make them. oIiphRnt T. the only nth-
iete who won four letters ~ the
tnited states Nllitsry academy.
nv ELMER oiITUNNT
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25

ITHACA, ~ y, oct 25.-It is
deemed probable that Cornell will
be lacking somewhat in reserve
strength in the Harvard game Sat
urday Halfback Bretz. Tackle Jew.
e't Guard Miller and Guard Bard
all were injured in scrimmage yes
terday, and fl is feared none of
them Will be- available Saturday.
BOSTON Oct 25.-An effort will
be made 10 brius prominent western
and eastern eleyens together AZ
Braves field here late in November
in a pOstseason game
WEST POINT Oct 25.-The
Army gridder5 took il easy yester
day, the only big news or the day
being the recognition OF Murriu as
a coming quarterback
NEW HAVEN, Conn. oct. Co
Yale football practice yesterday was
featured by the open field running
OF LeGorc and The return 10 the
game of Quarterback Smith. who
has been out with injuries for a
couple OF weeks
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25
Its Up 10 the Farmers.

MIS- YEAR the AsEcs have two big gamesMcgan and Notre
Give the Aggc three big and fourth
wi they would loonIa
the i q s.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25

o rau w
Of Meanwhile urde
of Harvard hero of 20
gar
Tut slipped bit against Boston college last Stur
M
Will for whoop than
ae had In several arid
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25

will be probably three A.. c. in
November Meanwhile Michigan can do nothing II up to the Agg
tho class which all know
be straphng tho grid aristocrats the Farmers
be prOr
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25
The Lean Years.

n NROM 1918 II pa,cdl906 finding tho
~ schools those II North
% a
and
Tho Purple victory Is recorded IN football history.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25

p could
and
Wer icago piled Purple
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25

eligibility
all viii be well tho Agg demonstrate that they
Michigan will the schedule really
whto
The Detroit times., 1916-10-25
Northwcstcrns ROYAL Purple.

YCRrIIWESTFBN UNIVERSITY
nj ] "a
s. he
pulling the
aud
spiru 3 tte %
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Observation-Disclosures inter Dos Slim
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raffte lid) lpieber altf lulo mllroe TO-
tort ipieoer 81 gobcn gcluorfcn.
IilrG bie lalten @ilferufc oes
Observation-Disclosures lpllroen sic
@ebeimpoli3ilten @illiam @iIGop
l1o Nad &innep berbeigelotft, Sie
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jcst lpegell Ecrionifi5irulg eines $50
%li5iltcn ltlo tbatlid)en Mngriffs, Der
bnnoen NIT Mau6pcrllldl pro3eiiirt
.pcroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-23

ld)aft anf, iat Die Motioltalbpn1lle cit.
5lllttllunlen. Sofprt erbobelt lih ole
3llborer BON ibrcll Sitell, mooltrd
man crit iab, lpie ltattli6 groB sic
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ld)olt sum Gerlalien ocs Sper1balties
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prlpilegiimts Sic Icrianlnllltng l1nb
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Srallen oie angobcll oes Gol. Sriib
ilber Den 6eblidlaa oes Srallell-
ltinmpripilcgilulls in Californian mi-
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allf Die 9iibne 5nrildgcfcbrt mar,
rief: u8elde Iroltrn2", %auorallf Ser
lltnge Wanlf' mir c~rpioertc, Irallell.
Ga Oiele @aral1allc Elm peinlidler ab=
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lllna gelpelen n1rc, foroerte Elm Sit
bprer Die Gerlanmllu1g 81 utbree
fcerS fur GpI. Sriih" al1f, sic bon
Den Mmpelet0en bcr51id) gebrndt
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Gcrlan1mllln1g 5lt cillem befrieOigcll=
Ocn NbidlltB fam.
In Sonntag iagtell mir, Inn sen
llnteridlieo smildsl Ser Meoeflrnlt
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q. Srilb flar 5u maiden, 9rpun blen=
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Seine aeItrige Geoe hot iidcrlid lebr
picle Der mannlid}q 3uborer bon
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pripilcgilms, bon Dem Ginosingell
Scr Sralt IN bie nidts meniger oils
reilllidSe ulo 5tpeifeISoDne anerifani-
ld)e Golitif fiir sic Srallcn, leIblt sic
6nmlilie, Ben Staat llllo sic Geiell-
ldlaft iiGer5ellgt. 2as miro iid anl
5. Sunni 5eigell. Gem altcn Soipacr
Mitbilrgcr, bent npd INNER llliiber.
troficncu Meiiterrconcr, llnicrclt QUIZ
rid)tiaen Can't fir icine o~lan5caoe
Geoe, Der 81 lanid}cn inns Elm lober
geiltiger @enltB NOR. Gob sic Mcoc
quite Triidte tragen miro, bas nnter=
liegt bei inns tiht Dem geril1gItc1
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rell 5er5lidcn Cant.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-23
Som soSc a%bbcrufcn.
Carl 8arteIs.

gtad) lanacnl, ldpueren 2ciocn Der.
ldylsb an sonntag NarDntittag &err
Cart 9artels int ieillem Seine, go.
291S &arriion Strabe. Ger 9abi1-
gcldieoene uar Elm l%angjG6riges Mit-
glieo 0es 8cutIdcn Gbcatcrs in ser
altcn Surn6alle llllter ser Erection
bon Scrrn Singer lllpo NOR fier, 1,az
lnelttlld) l1nter Nen 1ltcren 9eltjdrlt,
clue allgemeil bcfallnte lll0 aeadtete
Gerionlidfeit.
1os SeidjellGcgang1iB finoet 6elte
%9tadbnllttag lin 2 llbr bonn Sraltcr=
ballle, go. 29tS @arriipn Strabe,
al1s ali Dem Gafoale Sriebbpf ltatt.
Iran EauIinc @irfGab1t ii.
6ralt Gallline @irf6abll eutidlieF
geitcrn Mlorgen tad) lal1geln, ldppc=
rell aeiocn in Molnt Sou.
Gle Iabingeld}iebene erblidte am
10. OSai 1856 in scr Yropir5 golen
oas 2ibt Scr @clt llno per1nablte jid,
am %. September 1902 nit Go-
bert Girf6abn, llad,oem ibr crIter
@atte, gomarO aarfert, NIT oem lie
"a SoDre p%crbeirat6et gclpelcn, per=
ld1ieoen NOR. MltBer bon ibrem
@attcn miro Die abinscidicocne BON
mebrcrclt &ill0erl1 iibcrlebt.
? Gie Wciletung Ser GerItprbcl1cn,
Die cilr Mitglico bon Map 6lolper
Gomp, go. 101 NOR, miro nlorae,t
.9tadn1ittaa INN balb 1 l16r bonn
: rallerballle in MollniD SOP aus
alrf Dem g6ippianltorf 5rieobofe at
9fod SslanD erfplgell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-23
Slut sum efatfpnarek.

8ie an a1ocrer STEELE oieicr Ml1s=
9abe bon Ser Iemofrat" l1l1o id]oll
frilber mieoerbolt beridtet mllrbe,
finoet Der 10. geational Sfatfol1grel,
am s., 8. uno 10. Sum- in Milmau=
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fluids, bic cine Gelammtmitglieoer=
5ahl Don ilber led)sbunocrt m1f5umei=
len babel1, mltrbell geiterlt offiSiell 81
oielsm 10. &onareb Ser 9eortb Slime
rican sfat 2eagl1e eingelaben. Sir
oielen @ongreb iinb Hreiie sum Sc
trage bon $4,000 a1sgeleBt, bon Be-
mem Scr Sanptprcis $1,000 betragt.
Sdon mabrelo Ger nadJlten Sage
lperocn bic Iaoelporter ibre &anoi=
oate1 G1smablel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-23
Murolucit Gaucnpurt SnrnDcrei1.

geltct NOR cine ScltliGfeit bes
Norbmelt Iapcnport Gnrnpereills 10
gut belud)t, mie oie am Snnlltag ab=
gebaltene MISUNDERSTANDING. Mn
slpansig Siiden lpllrne gslpielt uno
Die Nadltebenoen gillgen als Sieger
0erppr: Sim Sfat Die Serren @enrp
@uetic, Otto Better, Sobn Galf,
2pltis Gocfe, go. Sern1a1 uno @enrp
8ebr. S1 fiinfbnnoert: SEER lnb
Iralt u. 2ie6al, Iral IS. Wiolforb,
Trat q. 9rllbn, Sri. alrna strnd
lt1o sSralt q. Mllbs. Sun Ginh:
Iroll Scnrp @cisfopf, 6rat s. @id-
BORT, 6ral1 8. SGepIer, Sralt aiern,
Tralt Sing. @rir, Iralt DC. Mattlid,
Iron s. GroB nl1o 5roa 5. Slut.
SIN Mamld: Sri. &a5el Smalfielb.
sri. Irieoa Sebbeln, Sri. Iorotbp
R,oci6man, Sri. Selma Smallfielo
ltno Die @erren gell Setting, @alter
sieffert, Sobn @c6m nnb Sorrp
@rllbl1. Sn Ser5en: Sralr 6. 8ei-
lller, Srol @enrp Steifcn nlo Jral1
Hiede.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-23
Mnipradc an @nrfcm;iidJtcr.

Sin Gcrtretcr Ser Iapellport Gid=
ling al1b Gincgar @orfs miro NOR
aen IN Der Staotballe bon Grincetol1
eil1cn gortrag Dor Ben @llrfcn5iid)=
tern Der bortiselt @egenb balten. SIN,
lablid oielcr Geriamml11ng iolen
a%ontrafte fiir 0ieies Sabr abgel9loi=
len lperoen. Sic !bieligc @eieai1oit
bot in Ser Mabe ser GiebbDfe 81
Erll1ceton elm Stiid 2ano tauflid er=
ltallocn ltn0 geoe1ft BORT cil1e 8ur=
fcl1einmadlfabrif 5lt erridtcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-23
2atr lcbten Static.
@illiam :. g Of roe0 {

8illiam s. g 6roe0cr.
Sic geiiekll1g BON &errn @iQianl
s. 56roeoer erfnlgte .am Soln1tag
Nadmittag pon1 gralter6o1le, cine
Meilc liiblib bon Mrgp, aus nit. eli
mem Srm1ergottes0ienlt in Ser Glea=
la1t gallep Stride, bei Dem Yaitcr 6.
Soltermalm oas @ebet lprah 1lno
bic 2cidenreoe bielt, nlf Dem Nlea=
liant Gallcp 5ricobofe.
9err SdroeDsr lpar all1 12. Sc
bruar 1859 in 2iitjenb1rg, S6les=
mig76olltein, Geltti6lano, gcborelr,
p%crbeirotbete li6 BORT NIT Der i'm
ilberlebcnben @attin Sberele, geb. Ee=
terie1L arn TO. Sltni 1882 nlo fam
bal0| barallf nit 0ieier nadb Ml1erifa
ln1O alpar, nod Scott goltntD, 5tpo oas
Gaar ii1 bei Song @rope, ip4ter bei
glrgo, Der Jartlteret mibn1ete. M1lBer
Der @attin bi1tterlaBt ct sic &inber
.Grnil SGroeber, 5rml 6ralf Baasfe,
sSrou Charles Sdnllrr, Settle
S6roeoer ulto HllOplpb 5droeDer.
Die 8abrtlbtrdaer apnren: @enrD
.Sdnedlotb, Gbarlep @cben1eper,
Serman 2eppolb, Sobn Garltens,
Nltglllt 9iier, &cllrD SssullgGabeincr.
Eeter 30. q M II.
1as 2eibenbeaaltgri5 BON Getrr
W. Sebn1arl1, iiber beIIell Ableben
an anbcrer 5telle beridtet, fat &C.
tern Nadnrittag bonn s~ferbeDallje
an Ser 0itliden 6. Strnbe it @etten-
oorf alls nod bem Eine Sill Srieb-
bof ltattgefunoelt. @err. ssobaumes
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