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V4 SSrTHea" 1 8 1 Kl P' gjo NO 21 DETROIT MICHIGAN SUNDAY OCTOBER 18 1914 PRICE: IVE CENTS: waa ar A a lrzltrt II A I 1 iit 4 1M ZT IffT nt lPfCP I iHlnK lunuu dcuij in zt ml i uMkuMi wi 'i EA WO THRILLING PLAYS PICTURED IN THE GAME AT EAST LANSING SPLAWN BOOTS BALL Afci vXfA 4 Wfc USE OPEN GAME WIN EASILY THE WEST both and than Th I TUTS MAN two 0 Club of for 4 for I A PIRATE AGAIN 17 0 to bv 0 0 on the kiok ofi at the the third quarter The 8 i i aleblue SHOWS UP 0 0 0 0 6 for for for for Pennsylvania Annapolis Talbott: Cornell Larkin tied for high the last retfU i i I 91 WINSLOW AND SCHAEBERLETIE lkJ 4 RUN GIVES PENN MTHESPOlLS Harvard is SPARED BY Into sad a nrra ft ev'r tneir fondest LAAYETTE Blackburn Kelly Thomas Luhr Woodward Maxfield Toll Taylor Lerch Kennedy urry TUTS Stankarl Tobin Richardson Thorndyke Turner Bennett Parks Hadley Wescott Angell Police Censor Note earing Michigan Men MALEY MEETS CINCY CUEIST OVER THE BAR ROM TWENTY YARD LINE Sensational Quarterback Sustains Complete Dislocation in Victory Over Aggies Larry Splawn Recovers rom Blow That Knocked Him Out' Change A Wins You to Michigan Wins You in Movie at East Lansing Police Guard Armory Where Pictures Are on Display COACH YOST Mich Ocfaber awful' hard game you 7 Harvey Cnlretalty VmL Hucceasful and up course ho De Lack So Bromley ord Stocking Witte Slnalow Maney Mrs Vogel Vogel Rhead Wlttenmeyer McGraw Turns amous $22500 Back' to Dreyfuss Special to The ree Press Pittsburgh October Announcement waa made today by President Dreyfuss of the local National league club that Marty O'Toole famous 225' again a member of the Pirates It is stated that Manager McGraw of the Giants waa not jcrxicularlv Impressed with O'Toole showing and that rather than pay the balance due on his purchase decided 10 turn the spithalier bark to the locals O'Toole has signed a new contract with th Pirate for IMS WEST Mkhlffan 3 A 0 Mt I nlun 13 Ree 0 tlllcnijo 7 Iowa Mlbnrx'ta 29 South Dakota 7 WtscouHin 14 Turdue 7 Illinol 37 Ohio Stato 0 Cane 2 Ohio Wetdryan 0 OlHTlIn 22 Wooster 3 Indiana 27 Northwestern 0 Kansas 33 Drake 0 DeiilMin 20 Ohio university 0 'Marietta 13 Otterbein 0 Trinity 7 Baylor 0 IVIttenlMsrg 12 Heidelberg fl Butler 7 Earlham Wabash 34 Rose Poly 8 Kansas 33 Drake 7y Rolla 19 Washinflton 0 Haskell 38 Crelirhton 0 Nebraska 31 Kansas Airflies Denver 28 Kearney 0 STATE Grand Rapids Central 26 laekson Grand Rapids I nion 13 JIbskeflon Pontiac 48 I I 2 Polish seminary 37 Assumption 6 tmiAala Usvaa A IIimCO vs aaeaxvsr Michigan freshmen 12 Adrian col lege 0 14 lint Central 84 Detroit Eastern 0 Holland high S3 South Haven 0 RJebmond 19 Mt Clemens high 6 Kazoo Xormals 43 Albion 0 Ypsilanti high Detroit Northwest ern 0 Port Huron 6 Saginaw Eastern 0 Saginaw Arthur Hill 20 Alpena 8 LOCAL Central 48 Bay City Eastern 0 Western Monroe Wlndaoc lSvOsa Xeclw 0 BY Lansing It was an 4 can say that for tneM said Coach ielding Yost of the Wolver ines jnst after the game' 'The coach wai anxiously awaiting the verdict of 'the doc 1 tors who had Tommy Hughltt In charge and he was worried con ferring his star would rather have lost the game than lost he anld (pies he Is hurt so badly that It will be impossible for him to play nny more They played an awfully hot TAKES GAME 5 EROM OHJOANS What the Coaches Had to Say ollowing Big Battle 7 0 Dftinfl fl Legore Knokles Hlg from touchdown Pena cton Murphy Irowu Ekid i urao jnifsfl Time Quarterback Shows Poor Head work and Crimson's Vulner able Spots Are Not Attacked Score 13 6 Special to The ree Press Cambridge Mass Oct Harvard de feated Tuftg In the stadium this afternoon IB to Tufts was unablo to completg a myriad of forward passes shot far over the scrimmage line and thus get Its open game going which has overwhelmed all of the Medford colleges early season oppon ents 4 x' Only one pae by the visitors out of more than a score attempted wag succes ful and that one was for no appreciable gain jn the third period Tufts tied a touchdown score made by Harvard dn th last of the' second period by confining its attack to a series of split line plays Had It been content to avail Itself of that at tack and the punting game It is probable that Harvard would have left the field with the score tied Tufts sought to gain long distance by on of th 40 yard passes that have dis tinguished Capt work during the season but the ball was captured by Coolldg and planted in territory rom that point Harvard uncovered a utrong rushing attack and scored Its mc ond touchdown The visitors showed new variations not only of the forward pass but also of rush ing One formation in which ten men stood five yards behind the line with the Quar terback over the ball and passing it direct to the rusher enabled Tufts to march fifty yards down the field for a touchdown scoring was th result of line bucking by Bradlee the only regular mem ber of the Crimson backfield able to play HARVARD Coolidge Curtis Withlngton Soucy Weston Trumbull Weatherhead Swigert Bradlee Whitney McKInlock Score by periods: Harvard Tufts Harvard: I Curtis for Coolidge Watson for Swigert Under wood for Wltfelngton Wallao for Soucy goldw for Trumbull Coolidge for Weatherhead Harris for Bradlee Rollins for Whitney Angell' Brad lee Goal from Boucy Ref Okeson' IjShlgh Ump ultz Brown Head Bankart Dart mouth Time of Twelve minutes each Each Break 68 of Possible 75 in Pastime Gun i Shoot UcLelsh: Church for Wilson Hiffginb ilham: Cornell for for church: Wiedeman for inowIpK for Waite: Qistlcs for Wi Dfttnfv fnr Cnfflil ronegan: Dugan for Klcneniaun: ner isher for Jdiska: Baujan for Mills lost tho ffame than to have had th accident to Tommy happen With th Harvard gam unly two weeks away the loss the star quarterback will bo almost irro parable Ther i no substitute available who approaches him in all around ability In fact Michigan haa produced few men to eq'iM him The rumor spread in the stands that Tommy's arm wag broken and the Wolvarlri adher ents who but a few moments be fore had been goln into pnrxoysnM of joy over the victory wcr trans terreu in a iwinanng fncd bunch of moui attended a funeral of hopes Almost asoon aa Special 'to The ree Press ast lensing Mich October' 17 ollowing' an ray examination 11 the Edward Sparrow hospital Uls evening attending surgeonsonounced that play no more footbah for Wolverines this fall because of 8 dislocated' elbow iughftt wag rushed to the hos immediately after the game tbd given a thorough examinationy doctors Hayes Snyder and bad been feared that hts aZi rles wre more serious than the linn ated olbow but the examina UnS developed nothing more start JJs than a severe strain' In the He was allowed to accoca I I TVRQ A wins you wm It was chi3 particular feature that the operators were afraid of they were fearful th it Michigan rooters Innkin the town mer might wander in and 11111 ouble The police allayed their fears and suggested that the) khan the not to Michigan fttus BY COACH MACKLIN I ollowing the game Coach John Macklin of the Aggies Haiti sure was a tough game to lose and the host team did not win My boys came through the 1 contest in good condition while 1 the Wolverines are somewhat the I worse for injuries We out play ed the Michigan team in nearly every branch of the game and I surely would not swap team with Yost It was case of the worst kind of bad luck for twice we had a chance to score and at one time with one yard to go the whistle blew for the end of the second quarter killing our I chances I rrhir iim waa stronger' and they had In Cap tain Carp Julian the great indi vidual player on the field UhM wonderful athlete was a backfield all by himself He gained lv iar the greater part of tlle ground made by A was a xludbLi inierfvrer and a wizard un defense Thy more they worked him tho better he got and at tho very end of the game It was his smasning and hammering that brought to tho Aggie fans a taint ray of hope that a touchdown might be made Julian always gain oc course Sometimes his liny couldn make a hole for him for Michigan forwards were ever on the alert to break up playa in which he fig ured Given half a chance he was there however If one man could win a football game Julian cer tainly would have won this one Lots of Punting As usually is the cato in a gamo that brings together two evenly matched teams there was a lot of punting Here Splawn hud the ad vantage over Jerry L'eprato but owing to the superior covering of th a AL A 5 man's kicks Michigan oould gain little on the exchange A ends were magnificent in getting down the Heid with th ball and seldom was the Micnigan receiver able to advance at all i safety's sake the Wolverines re sorted to the fair catch several times ends were by uu means so prompt and Howitt MilUr did some very valuable work in bringing the ball back after 1 fast ening on long spirals Penalties Just about killed A chances for a victory Time after time the Lansing men were called to account tor holding il legal uJe of hands And offside play No sooner would they begin what looked like a consis nt advance than one of the rirtviais detected something wrong and back they would go five or 15 yards tho case might be overa times when Continued on Page 19 Part 1 scores Yhe touchdown that win for and everythin: is lovely In one i turn a rmte which shw sends to him just before ineganw annap Overesch DeRoode Jone Perry Hick Kennedy Grat Mitchell Blodgett allingH Harrieon otre Dame is Unmercifully Wal loped by Old Eli Who Makes our Touchdowns Score 28 to 0 TKW HAVEN Conn October 17 lowered Notre Dame's ilors with unexpected ease today 3 to 0 although the visiting eleven 11 1 nfl? slightly Heavier nd test Us forward passing was brilliant ud Active but this play Mas dis larded at critical moments faor it old nishioncd" line plunging rhlcli the Blue forwards smoth redjJ'Errors in judgment in elect ig to rush the ball on the last iosn instead of punting pioteu atal for Yale held and took quickvantage Yale mixed plays well working 'orward double and triple passes idth fair success One of the pret tt plays was a forward pass rom legore to Higginbotham for yards and a touchdown Knowles sace a spectacular 32 yardrun for touchdown Outplayed Yale Then In the first period Notre Dame Yale getting five first towns tv none for the Blue In the eooni period affter Yale hud scored touchdown Notre Dame by spec acular forward passing and a long un'by Eichenlaub carried the ball three yard line when the ended In last period with Yale 'laying many substitutes Notre passing ptaced the ball on five yard line A penalty of 5 yards for substituting the same nan twice lost the visitors anoth chance to score Tale made 13 first downs while 'Otre Dame made 1 1 The visitors xacuted six forward passes suc eastulh while nine were uncorn ueted Three of Yales furuaid ftsaes were lre broken ilbott lies onrov heMnrt tVltoon Wilson imwflrth bcorft hy periods: otr Dame flwre Vale 2S Xotre rif nbctham Walto 3 Guernsey 1 B'lgr Morlre Pennsylvaniaan Thmnpson Gpnrgetown TU lz mlniKPH rnrh Vale: MacLelsh for Bl uu Guernsey for Legore: Scoville UlOW Waite fur Mnsworth Durvea 'IcLish: Church for Wilson: Schram Almost as soon as Huglutt ha taken'out of the game bplawn the big man received a blow on the head and became doiHioJs He was still irrational when the game ended raving Incoherently and faint totally unabie to under stand that he had done a great thing for Michigan and would bo listed with her heroes All Honor for A Victory Is yet there is IlliLmilfi uiik iiunvi xvi ii defeat The Aggies played a derful Same surprising 'even fondest admirers It would taken just the least little bit Champaign' HL October Illlnol won tta aeuond conf oronoe game today by walk ing over Ohio State 37 to 0 The Illlnl played old style football in th first quarter but loosened up with a sen sational assortment of forward passes in the remaining periods The Hlinl goal was never In danger Pogue starred for ths HUnl and Cherry and Graf for Ohio The booting of Ma comber was a feature With the ball in center of the field in the fourth quarter Pogue ran through the entire Buckeye team for a touchdown Summary: 1 Illinois 37 Ohio State 0 Illinois: Touchdowns Pogue 3 Derby goal from touchdown Macomber 4 goats from field Macomber 3 Intercepts orward Pass and Car ries Ball 60 Yards for Touch down That Turns Tide Against the Navy Philadelphia Octobre A fine 00 yard run by Avery who bad inter cepted a forward pass gave th Univer sity of Pennsylvania football tara a victory over the Annapolis Midshipmen onranklin field today by the score of IS to Ud to the time Avery placed the ball behind the goal Uns the Mldahipt inn had fought Pennsylvania hard and It looked as though th contest would go to a io io pennsy Hopkins Russell Wltherow Norwald Journeay Harris Urquhart Merrell Vreeland Wray rrvzVA Score by period: This activity In the Inter state Three cushion league in so far as Detroit Is concerned will be fur nished by a match Iri which Mar tin Maley Detroit's representative will meet rank Legros of Cincin nati at the Pullman academy Tues day evening Little Is known hereof the merit of Igros as an exponent of the difficult game of three cushion but the fact that Cincinnati thinks him good enough to enter In a tourna I ment of the purport of this one means that he will not be any easy picking for Detroiter 1 In the upper panel Tommy Hughilt brilliant disabled pilot is shown hurling himself against the stone wall line of the armers: This game marked the last appearance of Hughitt in moleskins for Michigan this year In the lower panel Carp Julian one of Macklins star's is caught in the act of trying to the left end hats he off to the left apparently free to wander about at will Window and Schaeberle honors with 63 out of 7C at lar shoot held by the Pastime Gun club Th winners in the trophy event were Winslow in class A ord In and Maney In Tho club event was won by Schae berle in class A or din and Maney in Th weather conditions were ideal but owing to the open game season the at tendance was rather light Th scores A put pany the team back to Ahn Arbor tonight 4 The dislocation was complete and the physicians state that the star quarterback will bo unable to play again this year Larry Splawn the only other Michigan man to suffer serious in jury showed complete recovery to night: from the blow which had practically knocked kim uncon scious' during the Immedi ately following the last whistle Splawn was out of his head and could remember little of what hap pened Rtaata showing a few ill effects of his hurts is in fairly good shape considering the vicious attack to which he was subjected All the rest of the Wolverines out of the battle in good condition Cochran suffering but little from iUa cold and bad stoznaoh EAST Cornell 48 llucknell 0 PenQBylvaDia 13 Navy 6 Washington and Jefferson 28 Westmin ster 0 Pittsburgh 10 Carlisle 3 Syracuse 19 Rochester 0 Yale 28 Notre Dome 0 Durtmouth 42 Vermont 0 Harvard 18 Tufts 6 Princeton 16 Lafayette 0 'ranklln and Marshall 17 Swarth more 0 Bate 26 New Hampshire Stafo New YorkVl' IS Haverford 7 Union 13 Steven 7 A Lehigh 24 Carnegie Tech 20 Amherst 0 Trinity 0 Johns Hopkins 14 Washington col lege 7 Penn Stat 30 Crslnus 0 Williams 17 Springfield Training school 18 Colby 6 Mass A college 0 Main 64 Norwich 0 Buwdoln 20 Boston college 0 Phillips Exeter 14 Yale freh 0 i orcmani sn Rutgers 17 Muhlenberg 7 Army 21 Colgate 7 SOUTH Oklahoma IS Missouri 0 Virginia 49 South Carolina Roanoke college 09 MorrislissisMippi 21 Louisiana 0 I nlversitj of of Louisville 0 QnwfinM 46 Chat tfinoDra 3 Alabama 13 Georgia Tech 0 Texa 41 Rice Institute of Houston 0 University of Arkansas 34 St Louis uxdvcrsUy 0 The lineup: NOTRE DA MTC Kiwara lons koero lUgernbl Bachman Lathrop Mills Cofall innegan Pllska Eichenlaub 8 4 Tot 14 7 28 0 0 Scoring ootball Results Army and Navy Get Together on Site for Game This Year Washington October Secretary Dan als of rhe navy announced tonight that he and Secretary of War Garri son had approves! a plan whereby the Army Naw footrall game would bo this year at Philadelphia prob ably November 28 An agreement to this effect between th Annapolis and West P'dnt Secrerary Da riol said had been prac' tlcally 7 The plan contemplates a five year agreement Th Navy is Ki the choice of Philadelphia as it 4 for this game The Army will be permitted to decide upon next sit Selections will follow alternately pnder the agreement Cor a period of five years in won their havu nioro luck to have put them in place for they fell short of: thu Maize and Rlu only in being un able to produce a forward pass that would work and in possession of a kicker who could seU the oppor tunity men tried many for ward passM but only one jvas suc cessful and that netted a gain of a scant 10 yards Michigan for some reason that is past under standing almost neglected the open play but made a splendid success of it on one of the four occasions that it was attempted Another time Lyons fumbled the ball after having it squarely in his hand or a touchdown might have resulted successful kick was the only one attempted while Deprato of A tried two both from prohibitive nistanceshrrt nf th murk In straight football it was a toss up with A anythtnR hav imr a slight edge traceable to more experienced individuals Splendidly conditioned game to the cote ftg fresslve and wise in football ways he Aggies put up a battle that marked them as one of the great est football teams in th country emmy Hughitt Dislocates His Eibow Out of Game for Season tComhuskers Have I Scout at Lansing Watrn AcrcriAe Lansing Mich October Assistant Coach Joseph Hoeffel of Nebraska attended game as a in order to get sucli information on the Ag triAH Mtvl of nlav am rnav be of use to the Corn Buskers who play men next Satur was a hard fought and well played game on both sides one of the best I ever have said Mr Hoeffei A put 2 up a fine fight and it was a hard I gajne to lose for her and a nice one to win for Mr Hoeffel was captain of Wisconsin in 1912 1 BATCHELOR Decisive Kick ollows 35 Yard orward Pass Engineered by Hughitt and Both Teams Threaten in Desperate Struggle on College ield at Lansing Quarterback Suffers Injury That Will Mean His Loss to Eleven BY A BATCHELOR LANSING Mich October Michigan removed a blot from her escutcheon this afternoon The process of erasure was nov easy by any means but it was none the less complete and for the first time in a year Michigan men are able to speak of A without feeliug a tug at their heart strings or the Wolverines today beat the fighting East Lansing team by a score of 3 to 0 Lorry Spiawn is the man to thank for the points that brought the victory and paid up for Michigan's defeat of 1913 Late In the fourth and final quarter after the two teams had battled like tigers with out either being able to cross Its goal line the tall full back kicked a field goal from the 20 yard line It wan the only way that the Maize and Blue could win for the Aggies positively refused to permit a touchdown Michigan had two chances to score by fighting her way across the final chalk mark but both times she found it impossible to breach the walls the home team's splendid defense Wa Great Battle At first glance it may seem to those who did not pee the game that this was rather a email score Some Michigan rooters will be dis appointed that the Volverineb did not run up a a lot of points and make their victory even more pro nounced than Was A season But anybody who viewed this desperate and even struggle which raged up and down the Lansing gridiron is willing to con cede that any victory over Mack team is a big one It took every ounce of strength every drop of fighting blood and the ultimate limit of cunning to win the game In fact it took all these things to stave off defeat for the Aggies were con stantly dangerous and once were cheated of an almost certain touch down by timekeeper's watch They had the ball on Michigan a five yard line with three more down to push it over when the first half ended Another play might have meant victory for them Two more almost surely would have done so for they had Michi gan on the run and there was no stopping them This was the only time that the home defenders had the ball within the real danger zone but they gained a lot of ground all through the game distinctly outplaying the Wolverines in the first half and never were beaten until the final whistle blew Toward" the (To It was well along in the final quar ter when the Michigan men who having once staved off defeat now seemed confident of a tie got their points They had begun to find themselves in the third quarter and played the better football of the two teams in this and the fourth But thy couldn't do any consistent gaining against that game and in telligent Aggie defense and even the most sanguine hardly dared hope for anything better than that the game would end scoreless In strength the Aggies were fully a match for their visitors and ordinary rushing tactics never would have beaten them Convinced of this fact Tommy Hughitt called for a forward pass threw the ball to Lyons and a gain of 30 yards re sulted when the right end caught the ball Johnny had a clear field and a touchdown in sight when he stumbled and fell But he had done enough to insure his teams vic tory ny the ariel route The ball was Inside the Aggies 15 yard line when Lyons stumbled and the break of the flame had come Three times Michigan hurled them back tor gains so small that there seemed no chance to make a first down Hughitt wasn't taking any risk here so he called on Splawn Larry responded splendid ly standing on the enemy 20 vard line and putting a drop kick right squarely between the pots But six time remained when shot went home and the delirious Michigan rooters knew that barring a miracle the honor of the Maize and Blue was saved A began a desperate assault as soon as the ball was kicked off and gained a big piece of territory Ixng before Michigan was really manacled however she braced and forced a kick and thus took away the final chance raid Heavy Penalty i But Michigan to win with out paying a frightful price for vic tory Jn the last three minutes of game fate exacted a toll that was more than just and more than any loyal Wolverine could have paid if given the chance to express his preference While stopping one or those frenzied dying apasms by A Tommy Hughitt sustained a dislocated elbow and internal hurts and was led to Hi sidelines bv a doctor who attended him on the field It is feared that he is lost to the squad for the balance of the season and Coach Yost was well nigh distracted this evening de claring that he would rather have racial to The ree Press Lansing Mich October earing an avalanche of Ann Ar bor rooters who might take offense at some of the films shown the operators at a movie scoring a touchdown on Dad fur the benefit of a locgl charity tonight asked tho police for a guard nt the National Guard armory where the exhibit is on The entire picture which was taken in Lansing the defeat of Michigan An A player his tuture wins the game Of Lafayette Does Not orce Prince ton to Go at Top Speed Long Run rom Kickoff eatures Princeton October Princeton defeated Lafayette here today 18 to 0 The Timers forced the play the greater part of the time but her backs were unable to get away be cause of the poor work of her line men On the defensive Princetons forwards put up a stubborn resist ance Thomas was the strong point in Lafayette's line and he was ably supported by Luhr and Maxfield Law opened tho scoring with a drop kick from the 33 yard line in the second period and Bigler fol lowed with a touchdown after in tercepting a forward pass and run ning 30 yards The final score came as the result of a forward pass from Law to Brown which covered 22 yards and placed the ball on the one yard line from where Ames carried It over Law kicked goal Glick featured the game by a run or so yarns beginning of line up: PRINCETON Lamberton Bigler Chnlr Gennert Trenkmann Ballin Brown Boland Ttbbott Trnkmann IL Iaw Score by periods Princeton 0 9 7 14 Lafayette 0 0 0 to Marshall Harvard Williams Pennsylvania Davis Wesleyan Time of 1ften min utes each Princeton scoring Touchdowns Bigler Ames goal from touchdown Taw goal from tieia i aw Substitutions Princeton: Highley Lamberton Ames for Boland Glick Trenkmann Jxv for Bigler Hogg Trunkmann Tirirrs fnr Law oster Shenk Mott for Highley Shea for Brown Boland for Driggs Doolittle for Tlbbott Lamberton for Shoa' Lafayette: Dia mond for Taylor Swartz for Toll Weldon for Lerch Toll for Swartz Taylor for Diamond Mummert for Thomas Hartman for Toll Toll for Blackburn the cross' ui the but on the advice nf tho police th show is censored that far tonight 4 1 9 I 4 Tot 8 07 13 0 0 i ft in Murdock for HWidns Iiorlrat forltherow WKherow tor Journeay Journeay for Norwald Bates for Harris Koons for Urquhart 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