Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 9

today fllbe JBetrott Jfm Wgg NOVEMBER 28 1913 9 UNIVERSITY BOWS TO OHIO NORTHERN DALY GIVES LAST DRILL TO CADETS Buckeyes Score Only Touchdown of Stubborn Battle as Result of Long orward Pass in the Second Army Driven Through Short Quarter of Threatens Oftener Than Visitors But Always alls Short of Score BY HALL A BEAUTIULLY executed Ohio Northern forward pass let cher to Hill proved the play that put the University of Detroit foot ball eleven on the short end ot a 1 to 0 score said pass coming in the second section of one of tne most evenly fought interstate foot ball struggles seen in Detroit this season Though the Red and White ot the local university was trailed in the dirt ot Mack park gridiron It was by no means a disgraced team that left the field a loser for the plays each and every one of them showed the real of 3 lighting spirit throughout and forced the visitors back to the last ditch on three occasions only to lose the oval 'through the breaks of tne game Slippery Ground Hinders I ot It was by reason of the slippery ground flack of the Ohio goal that tne vialturg wore enabled to keep their goal line inviolate vor llaigii heaveu a beautiful for ward naas io AluUane er the posts in the third quarter The tuns was such a long one that Dannv was forced to look lor the 10 yard xune chalk mark before turning around to receive and aa he turned he slipped when about to leap in the air for the pall anu it supped througn his arms no Bcore resulting It was almost too pretty play to go wrong and would have given the of anven break for it was directly back of the crossbar and the goal would have been easy It was a typical holiday football crowd of some 2500 persons that watched the battle and the noise which the cheering sec tion made would have done credit to a band of Mexican rebels The Engineers' clown band also was on hand and scored a big hit by its unmusical but decidedly funny per formance JJetwen halves it pa raded the field and gave an alleged concert in pildfield that was a scream Two more evently matched teams seldom step on a gridiron than the Ohio Northerners and the of ontrary to the advance reports sent out regarding the weight of the visiting players there was lit tle to chuose between them and the locals in avoirdupois and the playing all the way was about as even as the two teams were match ed tn weight letcher Does Spleudhl Work The visitors boasted a quarter back letcher by name who was the main cog of their machine and around whom most of their plays revolved and he wa a centrifugal force which enhanced his team's at tack 6u pur cent This young man who unlike the other members of hla team disdained to wear a head gear was a whole team in him self ills long runs which he made possible by beautiful Judgment in eluding tacklers featured the vis itors' play On one occasion he got awav for a 30 yard dash on a fake kick formation but the play was not held legal because Left End Cobb1 so far forgot himself as to jjtand somewhere on the mark where the of scrimmage line was poised for action rather than back of the ball letcher is rated as the best quar terback in Ohio minor college cir cles and lived up to his name In addition to carrying the ball well through broken held he also started all of his team's forward passes and his direction and distance was good although the of backs either Intercepted or knocked most of them incomplete In the punting department he also was a bit fac tor tn his team's success in addition to letcher Etherton yke and Captain Stumpf did good execution on line plunges It was on off tackle smashes runs and two successful forward passes that the visitors gained their groundage Linemen Have lue Battle Their line was held by the of forwards on defense but the De troit Jinemen did not aeoni to be able to open up holes for Captain Haigh and his henchmen to gain through with any degree of regu larity the locals relying much on the same methods of play as the visitors to gan ground MuHane Captain Halgh and Hum ler were the real heroes of the Vf combination although Hard ing Dolan and Willett did good ex ecution Mullane was a tower of strength both on offense and de fense He took two forward passes for gains one of which netted 42 yards on another occasion grabbed one of heaves and car ried it 39 yards and made several nice gains on end around plays Halgh started all of the IT of I) passes and did the punting for his team besides being a big factor in stopping the visiting team's attack He also ripped off good yardage on off tackle plunges on several oc casions Willett who was substi tuted for Harbrecht when hurt his knee did things After making several good tackles he rip ped off 11 yards on an off tackle plunge Ills Arm Dtalorated Rumler never pul up a better game than he did in this struggle Getting in the game only a few days atter an attack of tonsiliUs he got into every play until in the third quarter he was forced to re tire with a dislocated elbow Quarterback Dolan the midget of all the players tn the game made his presence felt by making several nice gains doing some good tack ling and blocking and used good judgment in directing his team's play Harding was especially strong on defense as was Deckard and both did some particularly good blocking Something might be said compli mentary about every man on the of squad but space will not permit so suffice it tu say that theeam as a unit played a splendid game and despite its defeat each and every player in the ensemble did something worth while Mullane Intercepts Pass Alter the initial kickoff Ohio rushed the ball from their uwn 32 yard line to the of 35 yard stripe through plunges by the bucks and a 23 yurd sprint by letcher Mullane then grab bed an Ohio forw ard pass and raced to the visitors' 26 yard line here he was forced out of bounds by Captain Stumpf Three assaults at the visitors line and an incomplete forward pass went wrong Then Deckard dropped puck for a place kick which was blocked Dolan getting Etherton who scooped up the ball on the of 32 yard line running him down from be hind letcher ripped off 12 yards on a kick formation around left end and the ot held the visitors for three downs when a place kick was tried but boot was a yard wide of the uprights A series of line plunges and end runs gave the of a tiird first down on the 50 yard line when Mullane took a forward pass to the visitors' eight yard line Three plays netted no gain und Ohio recovered a fumble letcher punting to Harbrecht on the Detroit 3 1 yard line Deckard ripped off two yards and then Dolan took the ball around Hill to the 18 yartl mark the lT of refusing an offside penalty Harbrecht hurt his bad knee and Wil lett went in at this juncture Yohe made a bad pass over Halgh's head and Boesgner recovered tlvo ball on the 35 yard line A series of assaults at the Detroit line carried the ball to the Detroit SS yard mark and letcher passed to Hill who had hidden himself along the sidelines unnoticed and he raced across the goal line for the only store of the game Detroit received the kick off and af ter the ball bad been carried to the 46 yard line yke intercepted a of forward pass and Dolan reciprocated wiien the Buckeyes tried one and Wil lett shot nit tackle for 11 yards as the half ended Runtlcr Recovers umbled Bunt The Detroit backs could not gain af ter the kick off In the third quarter and Halgh punted to the Ohio 35 yard mark where letcher fumbled and Rumlor recovered out of bounds Three assaults at the line netted no gain and Halgh passed to Willett who put the ball on the visitors' 13 yard mark Mul lane made six yards around end and Halgh made the pass over the goal line that went Incomplete as Mul ti RR EQ througn fumble and Halgh made a first on the 27 yard line through Ad jlullane went around end for me sMIia OHIO NORTHERN cobb Gardner Dustman Boeager McGannon Adams Hill letcher (capt) Stump yke Etherton lane tell Ohio elected to scrimmage on the 20 yard mark and after making a first down letcher made his spectacular 50 yard run that was not allowed be cause of off side play and he punted to Dolan on the of 46 yard stripe Rumler being hurt In blocking and Danzer replaced him Halgh was forced to punt and letcher returned from his own 30 yard stripe to the 4 The of D's defense was particularly strong at this juncture and letcher punted to Willett on the Detroit 20 yard who returned 10 as rhe third quarter ended Dolan made three yards on the next nlav and yke Intercepted a forward pass intended for Mullane Ohio was held for downs und the of in turn also was held Halgh punting to 20 yard stripe Yobe recovered a fumble bv letcher a few minutes later on his own 40 yard mark and Etherton Intercepted a pass from Ohio's goal Ohio was held and letcher again punted this lime to Do lan on Detroit's 12 yard madk Mul lane made nine ground end nd Do'n fulled through center Willett retuv ui tlalvH mnrie flTKt area a down eight yards as Marshke Huniler Danzer RosakoPP elch Yohe Kioane Rosskopp Deckard Mullane Harbrecht Willett Halgh (capt) tinal score Ohio Northern 7 IT of irst of 0 Ohio Northern 0 Second Ohio Northern 7 of 0 Thirl Ohio Northern 7 of 0 Hill Goal from touch letcher Referee and umpire (al Hoagland Princeton and Lane nt Head itzgerald of' Time of 12 10 12 and 10 minutes Practice at West Point in inal Preparation for Navy Game pcUU to The ree Press Weal aint November Head Coach Charley Daly put the final touches on the Army team this morning in a half hour's workout on the The merf were given a lo minute session In the preliminaries the linemen going down under kicks Hobbs and Jouett doing most of the putting the work winding up with a 15 minute signal practice during which the team lined up as it will against the Middies In New York on Saturday Most of the men showed a dash and vim in their sig nal drill which was very encourag ing to Army supporters The new inventions as well as some of the old stand bys were reeled off In a smooth and easy manner that was very pleasing to the head coach McEwuu Louks Good McEwan at center is pleasing the mentors by his fine passing and ag gressive work in the pivotal posi tion He is the only man on the Army's first line of defense that has never played against the Navy but the big Minnesotan is one of the fastest men on the team and is ex pected to handle Perry the Navy center with the same display of fight and aggressive tactics that has characterized his play in the posi tion all season Huston seems to have entirely re covered from injuries which kept him out of the game during the last four of the games on the schedule He will surely start at left guard and his return to the squad adds a world of strength to the team Huston is playing his fourth year on the eleven is an ex perienced player and knows the game from A to The back field has been definitely settled and Head Coach Daly this morning an nounced his line up it will start against the Navy as follows: Mar koe left end Wynne left tackle Huston left guard McEwan cen ter Jones right guard Wyand right tackle Merrill right end Pritchard quarterback Hoge (Capt) left halfback Hodgson right halfback Benedict fullback Daly Promlaen a Surprise After the practice today Coach Daly and Trainer Harry Tuthill were interviewed Daly would say nothing definite regarding the chances but did say that he "expected the team to make a show ing that would perhaps surprise some of Its most sanguine support Tuthill said men are fit and ready to make the fight of their lives right The 40 men on the squad accom panied by the coaches Trainer Tut hill' attendants and one medical of ficer will leave for the metropolis in the morning over the New Central road They will return to the post on Sunday at noon ierce Assault of Big Red Team Cracks the Penn Defense tuutlnued from Page Hight hell guessed every one uf the Palates correctly and either grabbed them or batted them down In fact the Ithacans have done better work on defense if they had known their enemy's whole code of signals trick plays which were absurdly simple and poorly execut ed also fared badly usually result ing In a joss A double pass and fake forward pass were about the extent of the repertoire of de ctptlon and they have de rived a day old kitten Penn "ould have been even less aue CHssful in the matter of runningth the ball except for Cornell's tendency to miss tackles at times Almost invariably the linemen were through in time tn spoil the plays but they sometimes let the runner Jlude them when they ought to hve nailed him for a loss In the field the tackling was very however and the secondary Mfense sized up a play quicker jno got Bit0 jt harder than any 'he writer has seen this year bar ing Michigan Cornell Starts Iludly The game started as though to a repetition of history Cornellceived the kick off and on the first rush fumbled on her 26 JDn line where a Penn man grab the ball The Quaker rootingtil0 flrst went into an orgy of Jnnusiasm and then sat back re to try not to look bored Cornell's slip instead of de Wallslng the Red act as a tonic ight like fiends the men from a hurled back four assaults took the ball on their own 15 irf 8trtPe less than a yard short it h9 Place that Penney had to put mae her distance fulhen Cornell punted a Quaker dJhtdod and Cornell seized the epl jAT 8 the swine on enn's 45 loZ? lne fihe never turned it again until ritz had slam 1ima for a touchdown Line lhlng with ritz Lahr and Coli the hall ate up the Mtory dike a prairla jlre 'cats up passing and Cornell grabbed the leather on her own 35 yard line A 15 yard penalty lor holding set the Ithacans back Id yards Just as the period was about over and they had tv Punt enn had the ball in midfield when the final quarter began A forward pass of 3u yards from Minds to Kelly put the Quakers on speak ing terms with goal line and another forward pass which Marshall had squarely In his hands and dropped would have meant a touchdown if Dick had been a little more skillful Un the fourth down Penn tried another pass which went over the goal line and counted as a touchdown Pennsy blocked a kick on the fourth flown immediately after thia and took the ball once more oir Cornell's 2u yard line Again came the forward passes one of which resulted in a touch back Barrett who had been recuperating on the sidelines went bacK into the game: here and put the ball clear down to enn's 20 yard line with a long punt had to kick back and Barrett was downed on his own 35 1 yard line There Cornell began the I promenade which resulted in her third touchdown an 18 yard sprint by ritz covering the final stripes ritz was far and away the hero uf this history making game lay ing end on defense and halfback on offense he smashed plays whenever they came near him and gained miles of ground for the Red and White He scored all three of the touchdowns saved Cornell one point by a remarkable catch of a punt out got the field on kicks in wonderful style and broke up half a dozen forward passes for the Quakers He made several runs of more than 10 yards and hacked his way through the line better than any other back Cornell used inthe oring chance I enn went dry grass Every place on lino seemed porous and half the time the Cornel runner got as far as the secondary defense on hla feet second touchdown came Just at the close of the first period One of long kicks which Pehn let roll to her 10 yard line and a penalty for holding assessed against the lied and Blue forced Minds to kick from behind his own goal line Barrett brought the ball back to the 35 yard line and then Cornell began a line assault which took the flgrhtlnK to Penn's four vanl stripe With four yards to go on the last down Cornell elected to try drop kick The ball went low and Penn partially blocked it in ally the spherlod with the wholn troupe fighting for It rolled over the goal line where rits snuggled up to It for a touchdown This vlr ually put the game In a safe spot for the Ithacans and the fact that Penn came back gamely and out played them for a time did not cause any particular apprehension Penn Has Iletter In Second Penn had the better of the sec ond period twlco workng the ball into Cornell's territory Once It was lost un a forward pass whoh Cor nell Intercepted on her IS yard line and another time the Red and White grabbed a heave on her own 20 yard stripe A great punt by Minds which caught Cornell by sur prise and rolled clear oher one yard line covering a distance of 73 yards put the New Yorker's on the defensive In this quarter There was no more action ot any moment until about the middle ot the third period when Capt Young of Penn broke through Cornell's right wing and covered 36 yards be fore he was brought to earth It was the longest run ot the game and for a moment It seemed certain that Young would get clear andcore a touchdown As the ball had been well within Pennsy territory the result of a wretched fumble of one of Barrett's kicks the run got Penn nothing but some excitement Cornell inert Vred with a Quaker who was about to receive a forward pass and the hall went to the Red and Blue for a first down on the enemy's 25 yard line de fense braced again at this point and Marshall tried an onside kick which Barrett caught right on the goal line end ran out to the 10 yard stripe He immediately punted out of danger and Penn had lost a fine scoring cnance game Williams at center and rick at righ guard for Cornell played wonderful football They hurled back Penn's line assaults until the Quakers got tired of trying to gain through the center ot the fighting front and opened holes for their own hacks In a very capable man ner Barrett's kicking and handling of kicks left nothing to be desired and he also helped out on defense Collyer and Bahr usually were good for gains whenever called on Neither showed ritz's brilliancy in advancing the ball but both played very strongly on the defensive and were particularly active In shaearlng forward passes Ise Mauy Subs Both teams used many substitutes Penn in hopes of stemming the tide Cornell so that a lot of boys who have worked hard all fall might get their letters At the close of the fray there was only one regular in the Ithacan line up Captain Munns Sticking to the finish and playing Splendidly throughout Cornell students who witnessed the game there seemed to be mil lions of them made up for 12 lean years by their celebration after the battle Over 3000 tell in behind the band and snake danced around the field throwing their hats over the goal posts and all but uprooting the uprights latar they marched down town singing and yelling By the time the procession had reached Broad street which Is Philadelphia's Woodward avenue reinforcements In the form of all the hoodlums not otherwise engaged had tacked on and were cheering as lustily for Cornell as though they knew where it was located At the present moment the Itha can delegation Is giving cheers for everybody In the United States and meanwhile devoutly hoping that the score of todav's game will not be reversed annulled or otherwise tam pered with by act ot congress or other process of law VENN COKNEIU Mnrlock Crane I Wolfe ptmpeon Journeay kR Harris McCall Merrill Young Marshall Minds Langford of Trinity ultz of Brown Head Marshall of Harvard Pubstltutione: or Pennayl Ruwiell for Harris: Coombs for Mc Call: Arary for Marshall: Marshall for Young Tighe for Avery Hill for Tighe Kelley for Coombs Carter for Russell or McCutcheon for rick Shuler for Barrett Hubbard for Shuler Barrett for Hubbard Rees for Shelton Cool for Wil liams Craig for ritz TaW for Collyer ritz 3 Goato from touch down Rarrett 5 Ihr Score by riod: iret Comell 14 enn 0 Second Cornel 0 Penn 0 Tbtrd Comell 0 Penn 0 ourth 4VUU wwv Shelton Guyer Munns I Williams rL Williams rit Barrett Philippi Collyer Lahr SEEN AND HEARD AT A IELD BY MaeGONACHIE Ten minutes after the game was under way 3500 people inside the enclosure and several hundredVvho draped themselves on the surround ing housetops swore' that never would the champions of northern Michigan or any place else entice them away from the roasted gobbler and spoil a perfectly love ly November afternoon Treasurer Gowllng of the Tem ple theater put in a large bld for the teams that the Spp warriors are reputed to have beaten 90 something to 0 The vaudeville man said they would be a screarff on the Keith circuit Having a young light team has Its advantages hi ways or in stance the Soo management got picnic rates on about half of its eleven One big lineman and a sub back were the only ones an even ordinarily thlck sainned rail road conductor would ask for a full fare The knew him club was In session immediately after Cap tain Clark started to figure prominently in the news from thebattlefield Some knew when he couldn't make the "Little Pota while others knew him when he had a hard time holding down a regular job on the Central scrubs Huron Essex is not very strong for the Soo eleven Jim says any team that rings in last year's tan shoeA equipped with cleats in its big gafne is an underslruble aggre gation which has something in for the sporting goods vendors The condition of the field forced both coaches to put chains un theh plunging backfields to keep them from skidding There was something else the matter with the Soo team in addition to this however A few Clarks and Browns would have helped it out wonder fully The Thanksgiving reunion of the Widman family adjourned to the A immediately after the as sault on the turkey The conven tion occupied the north stand George dnd sort of had It on the rest as they were torurer Blue and White twfnklers When one of the Blue and big backs ripped up the Soo forward barrier they tossed the little Soo linemen around like a runaway automobile Some of the Soo boys got even with them by jumping on behind and getting a ride in the rumble seat or the first few minutes of play It looked likb something dreadful might happen to Mr Stocking's young men The Soo crowd vio lated all known rules of hospitality by marching over the Central chalk marks hi a rude nd un clubby jnanner During those first few minutes there was all sorts of back slap ping and whooping among the devotees ollowing this flash in ihe pan effect there was no cause lor the Northern Michigan fans to become hoarse from shouting tu their favorites exeunt possibly for them to paustt the Blue and White brigade's gallop over the stripes Someone libelled the Su team when they said it was a champion football delegation for outside ot a tendency to play close to its own goal line and lots of speed on the rush out when Clark was plunking them through the Scantlings they didn't show anything that would cause Waiter Camp to change the personnel of his All American elevr en Many persons not disposed to be kind intimated that the big line man Gates on the Soo team was its coach They poured Mrs Gates into Central's forwards on several occasions with fair results at that This Mr Gates played so enthusi astically that he placed himself out from under his red toque on several occasions If is rumored that aculty Man ager Davis fractured his right wrist counting ui the spoils and putting In bales after the en counter Once he was forced to leave the ticket selllmr booth and had an awful time getting back tu 'his place of duty again tripping over several green bundles lodged in the doorway Whitmarsh and Duncan dished up a few thrills' on the receiving end of Clark's forward Dasses On one occasion VI? clutched at one of lesss chuchs while traveling and dashed over the last white mark He certainly has talented pair of claws to fasten on to a wot leather with his finger tips a cinch that ho been manicured lately The experts were cooped up in a temporary stand that wu equip ped with telegraph machines and everything The oo faculty ap pointed himself chief purveyor of news from the battlefield to the press cage When the Soo boys happened trickle through for a few yards his information became clogged up with enthusiasm and was a little unauthenUc Referee Hurst evidently likes a fast field for he had an awful time performing his professional duties in the swampy footing The is not trained down tine enough to scale more than a 176 gridironstde but he pepped up a game that would have been more awful than it was hud it been allowed to drag A fine little In the stunt was pulled off on one of Clark's punts It hit the ground and no Suo player elected to be burled under a mass of Blue and White jerkies by falling on It After holding a conference on It for a while one of the Soo stare showed the impetuousness of youth by grabbing up the ball and trying to make off with it He was promptly discouraged by a Central giant Coach Storking hud young Mas ter Stocking out to take slant at pa's coaching methods He re fused to be interviewed after the contest but signified his approval with a few da das and such Hendrlan was permitted to get into the frolic for a few minutes with a fiat wheel The little Dutch man tore off a few gains even If he was only working on one cylinder The Central band defied the po lice by marching around the field during Hulf time and distributed popular airs among the assembled folks They were evidently a bit peeved with their conductor for they refused to display anything that resembled harmony However we crab enthusiasm in the student body The first go The scrubs had their inning be tween halves kicking goals from the 50 yard line and displaying other reasons why they should be on the first team That is the Cen tral scrubs did this The Hoo scrubs didn't pull any of the grand stand stuff he had lent his shoes to one of the sure enoughs and couldn't astound the folks CLABBY STOPS SOLDIER LOGAN I Special to The ree Press Han rancisco November 27 Jimmy Clabby who claims Ham mond Ind as his home town strengthened his claim to the much disputed middleweight title here at Jim Coffroth's arena this afternoon by stopping Soldier rank Logan in the fourteenth round of a scheduled 20 round mill Referee Griifin stopped the go in this session while Logan was on his Clabby won himself a host of ad mirers by his clever work through out the mill and the result never in doubt He hit his rival al most at will and might have put Lugan away as early as the ninth round had he followed up fils ad vantage He had his man cut to ribbons at the end while Clabby did not bear a mark Logan did not score more than a dozen clean punches in the 41 minutes of bat tling Not a single round could be credited to Logan in the eighth Logan caught Clabby with a short arm right hand punch that loosened false teeth Clabby with his gloved left hand plucked the teeth from his up per Jaw and tossed them into hls cor ner In the tenth round Clabby dazed Lo gan with heavy right smashes to the stomach and uppercuts to the chin Lo gan reeled as he took his corner with a broken nose In the thirteenth Logan was knocked down but lasted out the round He was ready to quit when he rose for tlje fourteenth and there was no dissent irom the decision TRINITY BEATS MORRELLS Trinity eleven yesterday hung it over the Morrells humiliating them by a count of 20 to 2 The Trinity by use of the forward had their opponents completely at sea and failed to gain on only five of 23 attempts many of which afforded gains of 50 yards Morrells were outclassed at all stages of the battle their forwards were In tercepted end runs checked and they were held for downs through the line time and again On the first play of the game a for ward Roberts to Conlon gave the Trinitys their first touchdown Ladue crossed the line in the third quarter after carrying a forward 60 yards Brooks recovered a Morrell fumble in the same period and hung up a third A blocked punt on Trinity's line game the Morrells their two points The playing of Conlon was the feature of the game Records Defeat Maroons Records football team finished the 1913 season yesterday undefeated the Maroons being decisively beaten in the turkey day contest by the score of 28 to 0 The Records played a good game Chamberlin and Price being the consist ent ground gainer for the winners while McDougal was successful with four attempts nt goals Credit must also be given to the linemen The Records have scored 267 points this season to their antagonists' 6 Oakwooda btop the Greys Oakwoods defeated the Greys 6 to 0 In one of the fastest and hardest fought games this year The ball was In Oakwood territory three fourths of the game Salllotte best defensive player had hls leg broken in the last two minutes of play Oakwood claims the championship of the city after defeating the Greys be cause tiie Wolverines tied Greys and Wolverines played scoreless against Heralds hence the Oakwoods demand a game with Heralds for the city championship JUAREZ irst race furlongs all lor ence Roberts 105 (Mclknal1 6 to 1 won Zm 105 (Carter) to 5 second: Irish Gen tleman 108 (Vandusen) 4 to 1 third time 1:06 Vested Rights Hobnob and Herpes also ran Second rar 5 furlongs all ages selling Cunalr 108 (Gross) 4 to 1 won Evron 112 McCabe) 6 to 1 second Bashful Bet tie 108 (Groth) 10 to 1 third time 1:00 1 5 Ave During Margaret Lowrry Rosemary Nobby Dad Stearns Belle of Bryn Mawr lawsuit Splrella Ormonde Cunningham Ixiiy Young and Compton also ran Third race furlongs 2 vear Paw 10 5 (Groth) 2 to 1 won Manganese 105 (Matthews) 4 to 1 second Blarney 103 (Gross) 8 to 3 third time :53 3 5 Droll Big Lurnax Milton Roblee and Theodorlta also ran ourth ra 6 furlongs Juarez handicap all Pan ZareUi 118 (Klrschbaum) 8 to 5 won Mirnorioso 102 (Woods) 5 to I second See It 10 (Gross) 3 to 1 third time 1:12 Red Path Emerald Gen Gold of Ophir El Paromar Upright Seneca Sir Dorothy Dean and Jim Hasoy alao ran ifth race mile selling 3 yeax olds and Melts 109 10 to 1 won Nannie McDe? 108 (Gentry) io tn I sec ond IJttle Marchmont 107 (McCarthy) 20 to 1 third: time 1:39 1 5 Wentworth alcada Ursula Emma aneuil Hall Jim Cafferata Zulu Adolante Lord Elam Orbed Iad BaJcIlff and Acumen also ran Sixth race 6 furlongs selling all Velfe orty (Gentry) 20 to 1 won Parnell Girl W7 (H Gamer) 16 to 1 sec ond: Gemmell 112 (Estep) 8 to 5 third time 1:01 2 5 Crusty No Quarter Veno Vln Koronie Cloak Beda Buck Thomas Orlmar Lad Tom ranks Dr Oml Lofty and Haywood also ran INISHES WITH A VICTORY Special The ree Brees Pittsburgh November Before a crowd of spectators In a field of rm re the powerful Washington and Jefferson team defeated the Bucknell aggregation of grid iron warrlers by the score of 52 to fi The game was cleanly played but one penalty for holding being Inflicted and none for roughing it When the game began a drizzling rain was falling on College field Washington Pa while lowering clouds rendered the day the darkest fur the football year plegal and leming the sensational and halfbacks were the shining lights of the contest Spiegel's work was daz zling He scampered through and around Bucknell on all kinds of formations Buckneli's puzzling forward pusses were of no avail Topham Gadneic and Crulk shank starred for the visitors Summary: AND BUCKNELL Bovllte Keiser Patterson LT Horn McKean LG Reading Crulkshank Schaffner Wesberher Welchons YounkinsRT Platt Braden Sturgis Goodwin Cruikshanfc Spiegel Aleshouckvs leming Gadnclo Young Topham TRUMBUIXS BEAT BATHERS JAMESTOWN irst race 6 Gold Cap 106 11 to 10 won Perthshire 105 (ButweTi) 2 to 6 second Stentor 99 (Kar rlck) 4 to 1 third time 1:14 Chemulpo Jabot and Quartermaster also ran Second race selfing Reno 108 (McCahey) 10 to I won ord Mai 103 (Shutt inger) 8 to 5 second: Eaton Hl (Burlingame) 3 to 1 third time 1:42 4 5 Whitfheat Kayderoseros Blanche rances adoodle Battery Brynavla and Whisper Belle also ran Third race 6 Nixon 99 (Doyle) 8 to 1 won Salon 104 (Burlin game) 2 to 1 second Harebell 105 (Mc Taggart) 2 to 1 third time 1:15 2 5 Water Iady and Suwannee also ran Thel ma Zodiac and Captain Burns fell ourth race 1 1 16 Guy isher 110 (Butwell) 9 to 10 won Eyes 113 (Kerrick) 9 to 10 second Brynllmah 98 (Wardt 8 to 5 third tune 1:47 4 5 starter Genesta Bob and Mollie also ran ifth race selfing Ralph Lloyd 101 (J McTaggarti7 to won Mr Speca ill (McCahey i 3 to 1 second Sir Denrah 106 '(WaM) 2 to 1 third time 1:42 5 Rod and Gun Capt Elliott red Levy Incision and Monmouth also ran Sixth race Hi airy Godmother 97 (Ward) 4 to 1 won Agnar Ill (Me Cahey) 2 to second eballer 107 (air brother) 3 to 1 third time 1:55 3 5 Bon nie Eloise Mycenae Billy Baker Eckert ponda Port Arlington and The Royal Prince aiso ran Seventh race selfing Its Mimesis 102 (J MeTaggart) 8 to 1 won Llnbrook 104 (Wolfe) tn I second Outlan 163 (Carter) even third time 1:53 1 5 The Rump Charles Granger Ella Grana and Jim Caffrey also ran JUAREZ ENTRIES irst race Hanita Killing Jessie Simpson Ya Hy Hip Best Be Maid at Norfolk Addie 8 Second race furlongs Cordle 102 Jewel of Asia 104 Anna Reid John Hurle Swift Sure 110 Dynamo 1 Third race selling S'i T71IW Man Round Up Transact 101 01 1 Goteh 104 Ceos 107 Sir Harry 108 Colonel Dougal thtyx 109 ourth race 7 Voladay Jr Just Red Cousin Puss IGS! Meadow 1'0 fifth race selfing M4 Russell McGill Herpes Ethejds Hong nf Rnrka 105 Jlmrnie Gill 106 New Haien Cos grove 1CS Dominica 111 Sixth race selling rez aluals 163 Rake Ben I ncas Swede Sim Kennon Sleepland Jack lAXSon Wishing Ring Special to The ree Press Mt Clemens Mich November The Trumbull Athletic club of Detroit put a crimp In the championship aspirations of Mt Clemens In the last game of the sea son by handing the local boys a 9 to 0 beating A field goal by Bradley in the sec ond quarter was the turning point of the game which was one ot the prettiest seen here this year and considering the weight of the Trumbull club Mt Clemons accom plished a great deal bv holding the score down The line up: TRUMBT'LLS MT CLEM ENS Benoit Bradley McIntosh Shoemaker Thorsted Bradley Wood Keating Ieah Bradley 1 Johns Wood Thede fl Knight Bradley Peltier Lenahan Thede Kltchle Bradley Dowling Wood McWilliams Wood inal Trumbufis 1 touchdown and 1 field goal 9: Mt Clemens 0 ield Bradley Lenahan In third quarter Bradley failed on goal kkk Time of 15 minutes Um Hickey Refpreh3l8t thews Time and Moser Head lines enton BEEBE BELL VS WINDSOR ('hip(Mwas forfeited to Beebe Boll by non apjearance yesterday at Euclid park Beebe A Bell will meet Windsor Sunday at Euclid park in what promises to be one of the most exrtiing games In the rtty on that date ivth teams have excellent records behind them and are loaded down with plays for this their annual game They lavn both defeated the Argonautsnd Louis and held the Jack son Independents to a draw while Wind sor hM the dwmpPn Heralds to one tOUthdnWB Parrott star guard will face Klelm Her 4 Bell's mainstay nn the line sHiilr a tswma are famous for tbhr kea tin backs Game wl alle at 2'96 Twliea ihli One Radford November The Conquer ors ot Detroit were defeated here this afternoon Ur tbc Gustin club by a erora of 12 to 6 The visitor' lone touchdown was made on a forward pass The feature of the game was the playing of Spen cer Murphy and Yaeger Connecticut Boys Win Game Between Battleship Teams Genoa November A football match at the stadium today be tween teams from the United States battteehips Connecticut end Kansas attracted a great crowd Including many Italian military officers The Connecticut men won the game by a score of 17 to a Martin one of the Connecticut team Buf fered a fracture of the right arm and was sent aboard hU ship Rear Admiral rank Beatty commander of the fourth division of the Atlantic fleet Vas presented with a gold medal as a memento of the occasion and ti gold medals were presented to the players RAPIDS IS RUNNER UP OR TITLE Muskegon Loses to Upton's Men by 13 to 0 Score Touchdown and Twq ield Goals by Mc Mahon Turn the Trick Special to The ree Press Grand Rapid Mich November 27 Worn out bv the heavier locala Mtmkegon lost second honors In tho state championahlD race thia after noon tq Grand Rapids by a score of 13 to 0 Though the winners had by far the heavier line Muakegun seemed to bq able to solve it and until worn out bv the fierceness uf the ploy pierced the defense of the state runners uo nlniont at will However class told and the superior condition of Grand Ranlds coupled with a better knowledge of football won the day In one stage at least the going wm surely even and that wan In the opening period when both sldea failed to tally and in fact had it not been for the booting proclivities ot McMahon Grand Rapids would have wun by but one touchdown Twice the aforesaid lad bootod thd ball over the bar and once more he just missed bv Inches when the ova! hit the goal post It wag the air route that first broke the tla in the second period but that seemed to take no fight out of Muskegon and it was not till their goal had actually been crossed that they seemed to even doubt for a moment that thev would be return ed victors CLOSE CONTEST St soccer team hither to unbeaten were defeated by Celtic yesterday morning at air view park in a most exciting game 2 goals to 1 A big crowd was present when the teams lined up SAGINAW LOSES ANNUAL BATTLE MILLER COMES ROM BEHIND BEATS HALEY Takes last our Games of Series to Defeat ormer A Champion Miller proved himself to be the champion "comeback kid la The tse Press bowling match on Turkey day sad hie Utile come from behlnd stunt wu pulled at the expense of Tom Haley oaa time A champion Haley proceeded tu annex five out ot (he first seven games but slopped there and rhe snail rauKht up with and paaaed the bare so to speak Apparently hope lessly beaten Miller aid nor sitats hut took the eighth ninth and tenth games for a tie count and then proceeded to put on ths finishing touches with a neat score to win the deriding game In bls sixth frame Miller contributed the high score of the fray with a 211 killing and Haley bowlexj to the lowest count ot the tourney to dale with H6 in hls ninth game average waw a trifle than 17 while was slightly better than 173 Score: MILt ER HALEY tir St Sp SC Si tip I IM a 3 9 Hi 1 9 0 fl 2 lff I 7 2 174 4 fl 2 3 17tt 9 2 2 ik 7 I 4 167 3 4 3 176 1 1 5 kJ 3 6 0 1 IM 3 i 2 1 8 221 A 0 49 190 6 1 a 7 141 0 8 2 fl 15 fi 3 3 Ji at 4 1 fl 0 I I fl 192 I 1 116 1 1 7 a to Jil) 6 2 I ft'4 4 a 11 205 5 4 I 0 JM 4 4 11 Tota21 37 Gfl 7 IW 3 average IH5 5 11 Haley' average 175 8 11 Haglnaw Mich November After 18 years of an unbroken string ot victories Saginaw high school football team went down to defeat before the Arthur Hill team this afternoon being forced to ac cept a 19 to 0 score Over 3000 persona were present to witness the annual Turkey day battle Clem Quinn for three years a giant linesman for the Yost ma chine coached a team from raw material to a perfect working ma chine the winners showing head and shoulders above the east aiders WINS ANOTHER Indianapolis November 27 Chnrtos McCourt of Pittsburgh tonight defeated Harry Cooler of Indianapolis 50 io S3 in the opening game of the Interstate Three Cushion Billiard league here The contest went 77 innings Mc high run was 5 and thal ot Cooler Jefferson Scouts Have Big bcore An infl'irestlrfg game ot basketball was playi at the Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian church gymnasium be tween the Jefferson Avenue Roy and the A Juniors The game was easily won by the Jefferson Scouts by a score of 38 to 11 Another game wifi bo played between these teams in the near future on the A lloor BANKS TO REPEAT STUNT The exhibitions given by Newell Banks at the Bcrghoff billiard parlors Monday and Tuesday last proved to be very interesting and those who felled to Mr Banks on these occasions will have another opportunity riday night at 8 o'clock when an exhibition consisting of the playing of a 100 ball pool match and six blindfold' checker games will be given at the Berghoff parlors SPORTING BRIES ollowing members of the Greys are re quested to report at Clark park tonight to be measured fnr sweaters: ecteau Pur cell Voelkening Mullane Shanahan Mc Carthy Leyes McDonnell Groul Reidy lupine Trudeau Pagetfu Cotter Murphy McKeown and Newbeck Any mem ber not able to get out please call 2012 JC Shamrocks claim ths amateur cham pionship ot the city by defeating the faat down river River Rouge Owls by a score of 7 to 0 goal was never In danger from start to finish ami they had the owls at their mercy with there various trick plays which netted the boys from Uorktown two 45 yard runs by Simpson and McAllan Brennan went over for the only touchdown and Simpson kicked goal The Shamrocks are without a game for Sunday and would like td hear from some fast 85 pound team Cali Brennan at Cherry 2S2T between 5 and 7 Record Reserves claim the 0 and 65 pound chanpionRhlp of the city by trim ming the St Joachim eleven 20 to 13 The star of the game was Hannah who plunged through the fine for two touch downs Reserves ended the season with a clean slate by using the style of playing The Record Reserves ran up a total of Uh points and held their opponents to 14 Velvet club claims one ot the records of the season by playing two 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