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21 PART one Hurry Coach Will Be Back at Ann Arbor NextYear SYRACUSE HANDS OUT PRIZE JOLT In the hundred i jui tour 6 only In his sophomore OCHA ATE Williams out He seems to have TOM SHEVLIN Why Men Do ind Place BECAUSE YOU CAN BUY ESTABLISHED WEABIY 18 YEABS AGO i' Let Us Prove That Our Custom Clothes LANNEL SHIRTS Are No More Costly Than Readymades I I'alcd Work Shoes Direct from actory to You Leave Your Order Tomorrow or a Suit Overcoat at (Made just as you order it) welt built of solid EASY TO IND know it NOTRE DAME HAS IT EASY Be Sure You See Name on Sign A postal will start samples of the new fabrics to any out of town address Place SiglislilUuolMiJllillsCIo under his INC THE Newer (cnpt) Georgetonti Downs North 57 59 Brush St 220 and 222 Woodward Avenue OLDEST AMD LARGEST TAILORING COWCERM IM AMERICA 29 0 shift after red on a this to he or HTed time the season Yale and thia were Maher (capt) Tourney a bn Work Shirts Overalls Shop Coats and Aprons Cor duroy Pants Shoes of Every Kind for all Purposes Union Made All Sizes Near Jefferson Ave Open Evenings till 8 Saturdays till 10 Be sure yon see the name on tho window SAM'S PLACE THE DETROIT REE PRESS: SUNDAY NOVEMBER 14 1915 rail na ho hK boon He whipped that team in CAPT SPARE SCORES IVE HIS TOUCHDOWNS whether Wendell and nobody SIX BROTHERS HELP COLUMBUS BUCK MAROONS been Increased to 35 divided 13 leaguen The games have fought out more keenly than the case last fall and thia ia to the greater knowledge of 5 ft COWBOYS WEAK SO COLTS RUN WILD ON THEM UNIVERSITY IS HANDED SEVERE JOLT BY RESH ILL USE RANGY TYPE ATHLETES OR ELEVEN HiinlRh Reekie Egtert Snyder Ey Quarters: reshmen o' of dollars to less fortunate class mates Helped Many Poorer Students poor fellow would be worry ing about the time term bills were due as to how he was to raise the Coach of Ends a coach of ends that UR LINED CORDUROY COATS GAUNTLET GLOVES We Have YOUR SIZE wishes He helped many a poor fellow struggling to get an edu cation with money and other gifts and he did it all anonymously Not until long after leaving col lege did it come out that he had been the donor of many hundreds was the living embod that is traditional of They breed such Haven these days and there Is weeping and gnashing of teeth in as much promise who has come observation till season The Best in Everything to Wear for Men Who Work in Every Trade 1st 14 0 Goodyear leather easy to wear and keep your feet dry They stand hard ser vice a'id give long wear (tn fir Place Special ague 11 Amos Cary Gillies Hlg Morley League Craft Dickinson Sill League 13 Lincoln Bussell MONROE BUMPS DETROIT CASS Beats Colgate 38 to 0 in Ono of Big Surprises This Season Orange Team Scores Six Touchdowns McKinstry May bury Tappan Web ster wiiKinn Beard Bennett gins McMillnn ColumbianNewberry Camnbell errv Smith Trowbridge A Delegates Will Be Entertained at Annual Meet Here Next Month Creighton Proves Mere Plaything in Hands of Hoosiers Otnfthn Nob Nov Notre Dame overwhelmed crelghtnn university today In their Initial football clash 42 to 0 The Hoosier elevon unrove red a mass of trick playa nnd gained nt will on their npponnts The visitors Held Creighton on the one yard line for four downs With thu txtepBun of thlfl piny the In dana goal never in (langur Kelt Half Cof all's toe work was tho best seen on Creighton field this sf tumn Ik alro soured two of his team's touch duwus Between our perfect fitting made to order garments and readymades comparison is impossible That you would prefer to have this in your clothes there can be no question provided the expense is no greater Our prices are no higher for the same amount you would pay for readymades we tailor to measure clothes of real character and all around superior value big snag hi tan ped fur Skull and Bones as he football captain had every reason to believe he would be legend has it that he placed a bet of $1 i on that he would go BoRes and that Bones heard of it and decid ed to give the uppish young junior hiR comeup pnnee Tom tapped fnp anything and the col lege hasn't stopped talking about it yet To his credit be It said that although bitterly disappoint ed he came hack th next fall and proved a buddy captain and has always been a loyal Yale man ever since Som people say that turn down by Bones made a man of Taking an eleven that seemed to be the poorest in the Blue's history Shevlin brought it out of chaos instilled spirit knowledge of the game and Saturday beat Princeton Tom never will be forgotten for this feat and if he can beat or even tie Harvard they'll give him the campus buildings and all Michigan Yearlings Sprint Through and Around Detroit ers for Total of 79 Points niody Magdnlencr Goals from touchdown Vedder 6 8 Drmody I In I Heth in 1 Gnl from drop Vedder Ref Stocking Stelmle Head Holmes and Slelaff Time of minutes Substitution: Dermody for Vedder Ved der for Jeffries Beattie for Gleason Waat Burgess for Wolfe Stanrn for Dunn Peters for Brennan Rchmalzrotdt for Her man Wolf for Jaeohs Herman for irrennan for Herman Technical Boys Meet Sad ate Despite the act That They Outweigh Opponents Special to The ree Press Monroe Mich Nov With the Casa Tech school of Detroit as their opponents today Monroe high school eleven won decisive victory 38 to 0 The visiting team outweighed the locals but nothwdthstanding that fact Monroe gained repeatedly through the lines and worked more successfully than their oppon ents the forward pass Cass time and time again tried the for ward pass but with one or two exceptions completely failed ive touchdowns wero made In all and one drop kick by Justin the local quarterback kicking goal after each touchdown Substitutions were made several times on both teams Monroe suffered material ly and was greatly weakened by the loss of Renner fullback when ho sus tained Injuries compelling him to retire YACHTSMAN TO HAVE EAST IN DETROIT DEC 4 EVENING CLOTHES The cheap kind invite ridicule Ours are moderate in price but correct in every detail Tailored to measure and silk lined $30 to $4250 Mentor Makes Known gis Wants for 1916 and Prom ijes Winning Team if They Are Satisfied The success of last experi ment in organizing soccer foot ball in the grade schools of De troit has resulted in a larger num ber of boys participating in tlp games this year Last season there were 80 schools playing in 10 leagues but so great has been the number of schools desirous of getting into the games this year that the number of teams has into been wits due tlte game by most of tlio boys and Hie fact that many of the school boys are interested spectators at Hie senior league games The greatest pioolcni in the school games this season has been to find sufficient coaches and ref erees for the games tlio majority of which are played on week day aft ernoons The captains have been asked to tty to arrange their games tor early Saturday afternoon so that they could have cltlclenl ref erees and coaches Tbs task ot looking after the large numtu of games scheduled and finding offi cials! for them has been undertak en by Messrs Pearl and Post of the physical department of the board or education ana tueir success re serves great credit The attached list will show tlio groupings of the various leagues ami from it one can observe that the boys are not required to make any lengthy Journeys to play their games Members of leagues League 1 Barstow Bellevue Berry Bishop Capron 'Duffield Washington League 2 i'ield Ives 11 1 1 i bridge Monteith Mumford Nichols Scripps Van Dyke League Chandler Hlllger Jones Pingree Hose Ste phens Leitguo 4 Greusel Harris Majisk Marcy Parke Thomas Williams League Burton i'itm pau errand Garfield George Irv ing League 6 Alger Crosman Doty Jiwyer airbanks Moore Palmer league 7 Estabrook Goldberg McGraw Marr Sampson Thlrkell Wingert League ranklin Hancock Jefferson Mc Kinley Owen Tilden League (Chaney 'lipport Condon Logon Pitcher League 10 Houghton fOST PLANS NEXT YEAR amous Nessers Come With Pan Handles for Sunday Tilt at Mack Park field back to the Taft and order su suit of clothes every day Like the Same of before the Yale Harvard game ot toil at the final practicem Yale field before the team loft tor Auburndale Tom called the squad together The Percy Haugh ton regime was then Just coming into being at Cambridge and Percy Wendell was hammering away at all lines in the Crimson backfield In came the Yale squad panting perspiring expecting to hear some great new play unfolded This is what happened: "Tom looked them all in the eye and with fire in his tones said "'There's man up at Harvard they call PERCY I don't like the name: "And that was all there was It that all he said meant Haughton or both nobody knows ever will "Tom struck his one New Haven when he Give me some fighters and I canmake a football team out of them" This is the second promise ot the Loach And it is the keynote of his plans for 1916 Yost is through with the type ot player who does not possess that all important es erntial of a good football man the gridiron "scrapper" Yost wants men like the players of former Wolverine elevens He uses as bis example the players who were wont to literally tear an All resh team to 'pieces should that All fresh team presume to gain ground in any of the daily scrim images Schulz knowsthe kind of men Yost wants and heuses Hie same example that Yostgoes the way he puts it I "It any freshman happened togain some ground against those old'varsity men that freshman mightjust as well start running In the lopposite direction or he was duefor some mlghtv harsh treatment Those old players fought and they fought hard Strenuous opposition 'was food for their scrappiness They couldn't stand being beatenVow it seems to be the iost correct thing tor a freshman to gain all kinds of ground on a team And it doesn't seem to worry the 'varsity players In the least to have the freshmen do it They it in them to Haagy Men Get Call There are Just about five of the Wolverine 'varsity players ot this year whom Yost is counting among his fighters for next year The others have yet to prove themselves And every one of the players whom Yost has picked out Is of the rangy comparatively light type ot athlete The slow beefy man will have a difiicult time making good on a Wolverine 'varsity from now on The presumption is against him When the Cornell Michigan game ot 1916 comes due It will bo two teams ot tall speedy and rangy men that will dash out on the field This fall it was the Big Red team alone which filled this requirement Maulbetsoh Niemann i Dunne and Waske are the lads on whom Yost Is counting heavily for next season All will wear the 'varsity latter earned because they more than the other players were I wnimg to tam to utmost ot I opposition I chance of Syracuse Nov Syracuse overwhelmed Colgate this afternoon 33 to 0 It was the first Hamilton team lost Among their victims West Point SvrafiiM and eighteen yards in rushing the ball as against seventy for the Maroon Colgate made one dying attempt to score in the final period ot play with a succession of for ward passes but six of their nine attempts were spoiled by Syracuse forwards Wilkinson the orange left half back smashed through the Hamil tonians' lino 36 times out ot thirty seven attempts for a total gain ot 155 yards Early in the first period Wilkinson out the ball on the eight yard line and Captain Rose made the touchdown Colgate had the ball for brief Intervals in the second period but never got the pigskin nearer than Syracuse's 3D yari line Wilkinson made a touchdown in this period Syracuse kept to Its line smash ing tactics in the third period Wil kinson nut the ball on the one yard line and Meehan squirmed through the center of the line for the touch down Repeated gains by Wilkin son Rose and Rafter put the ball on the four yard line late in the same period and Wilkinson slipped through tackle for the touchdown In the last period a oal from a drop kick by Meehan from the 25 vard line and touchdown by Mee han brought the total to 38 points Wilkinson kicked every goal from the touchdowns SYRACUSE Brsney Gobi Schlachtwr Itonotigh White Johnson Travta Meehan Wllklnaon Rose Rafter Score by Syracuse Colgate A EvunR Umpire John Hallahan Boston Head Linesman Dan Luby Penn sylvania ield Judge Louts Hlnkey Yale Syracuse scoring: Touchdowns Hose 1 Wilkinson 2 Meehan 2 Gol from field Meehan I goals from touchdowns Wilkinson 5 Northwestern High Puts 64 to Victory Across on Coach Men SWEATER COATS MACKINAWS You'll get a garment the same as any other reputable tailor would charge you almost double for We invite compari sons and to help you make them we will give you as many samples of woolens asf desired We know our values are not matchable elsewhere and we want you to With the pelts of the Massillon Tigers Dayton Cadats and other strong teams dangling at their belts the famous Colum bus Pan Handles will Invade Detroit Sun day afternoon to battle the Maroons at Mack park In addition to being the pioneers In inde pendent football and a winner of the inld die western championship on several differ ent occasions the Pan Handles boast a sextet of brother players second to none in the country and who are the biggest draw ing card In football the Nctacrs vendors of football par excellence These brothers average over 2ftj pound and are among the cleverest exponents of football eitant John the eldest plays at quauerback or right halftaJc He has has held the championship of tho Pennyi vania railroad employes aa all around ath lete for years Ted who plays fulitncb is the smallest in stature but weighs pounus ana nas me speea ot a lighter man Ho Is credited with splendid plunger and is man vho Rudder halt to Willie Hestuii'M carthe gridiron He also coaches the lank the largest of the brothers tackle and does the punting being oitn of the kickers In thn middle Ho will give an exhibition of lungdiatance kicking before the game red Ute tall est of tho Nessers and plays left end He Is generally on the passing end of the aerial attack stands ti feet 6 inches ami handles the game with the ease most base ball players do the horsehide Afred is tho youngest and plays nt guard being rated a great defensive man Phillip pla3 a tackle and 1h the rnLgl8iit of the sex tet He is a finished athlete and a regular participant in all the athletic meets in this section Ho holds the Ohio and Pennsyl vania championship for putting the shut high Jump and is a great offensive player on the gridiron Thore also aro several other atarse of wide reputation in the Columbus lineup including the Kuehner brothers and (ho team Is eno of the heaviest in independent ranks Its line averaging over UO pounds from tackle to tackle Pickrell is a drop of note The Maroons will present a strengthened backfield with former IT of quarterback at the helm Mount and Maher or Murray halves and Gtw Tourney for mer star at fullback No changes will be made on the line from that which opposed Ann Arbor and Massillon The game will start at 3 o'clock and will be preceded by one in which the Record A ord movie man will take pictures of the game Take Michigan (Macki cars Surely These Are Day of Inventions in Gridiron Sport More than the ueual number of foot ball coaohtnt innovations have m4e their appearance on tho gridiron thiaeeoon In tho middle wort one grid iron mentor hao erected a IS font tower from which point of vantage ho can easily detect errors in teem and individual play At an eastern Inatltutlftn a canvas dummy with a black spot at tba bight of tho average arms la up well in advance of and to of the scrimmage line Paekfleld can didates spend considerable time each afternoon receiving tho hall from the center and hurling It through the air tn an attempt to ecore a bullseye the dummy which represents the re ceiver ot tho forward pass Indiana University Uses Silent Code With Great Success of Inlai' tnotball cune Ien a "ovlX watch In th My of tho allni lrnM methods nteresllns t0 ltnow lut how signals are given Those who have witnessed the Hoo siers play guy tn forwards when iln ins UI turn their backs to the opooslnz team and form a email circle with til ru'ktield men Tho quarter rivea a Sign signal then yell "Hike" The formation for the play is immediately taken up and the play is off Tito disconcerting part about the sys tem is said to be the confusion as to when to cltarce on tho pass Detroit jai'htsinen nre laying plain tor a regular "yachtsmen' tlinner" such as only the City of Straits tars know how to give at the annual meeting of tho Inter Lake Yachting association to bo held Saturday December 4 At a meeting ot live ones with Commodore rank It rey chair man red Hctnmeleln Mcl'edrios A Gibson and Thos Owen as members ami Commodore Harry Kendall end Lynch secretary of the I A as ex otilcio mumbcis clams will be ex ecuted and results reported at an other meeting next Tuesday noon nt the Board ot Commerce Commodore Kendall's adminis tration ot the Inter Lake will end at the December meeting Detroit will have finished a good Job ot steering the big organization The local yachtsmen have worked hard and accomplished much toward making the past year a good one for tlio big fresh water associa tion The duty of steering the Inter Ln ke will probably centered In Sandusky In 1916 as the most tallted of candidates for tlie cotn tnodoreslilp for 1916 are Emil ehtnitll vice cominotlore of the In ter ljiko this year and AVm Huntington who has been commo dore ot the Inter Lake several times both ot whom make their yachting headquarters nt the San dusky Yacht club There promises to be sonic lively electioneering for the office both candidates being in terested In Class and both ball ing Iron Sandusky makes tile situ ation interesting but hard for the delegates to act upon In any event whether it Is Schmidt or Huntington the outlook for 1916 will bo good ns both are capable men nnd enthusiastic yachtsmen ot large ocqualntance and influence Notices ot the meeting nnd din ner will go out to clubs vp and 'down the lakes this week as soon us a plnee for holding tho gatlier I ing is 5 to 1 and tied mighty line plowing aggregation with Wendell Corbett and other man hammerers in It But probably the greatest thing from Toni's stand point was that be made Kilpatrick a great truly great end "Yes' Tom is quoted as saying of Kll's Play In those last two games 'Kilpatrick Is undoubtedly the greatest end that ever played the game But you must remem ber he had tho benefit ot my coach "Tom Isn't much of a talker on the field an actor In that familiar heavy ersian lamb lined overcoat wearing that familiar derbv ut that rakish angle carry ing that famous cane with tho horseshoe diamond pin in that flashy tie and smoking that in evitable cigarette he will run down the field with the 'varsity ends under kicks and beat the vouiigsters in their togs every I time Then he'll get excited and dressed though he is in top form will rush right into a scrimmage and show 'em how It should be no matter how muJdy the Practice over Torn will go anot ner a new TOM SHEVLIN IS THE RUGGED TYPE ELIZABETHAN SWASHBUCKLER Dermody and Vedder Alternate at Quarter for Winners Who Show Much Improvement Showing considerable Improve ment over their work In past games Northwestern high's footballers ran away with the Western high eleven at Grlndley field Saturday morning 64 to 6 The Cowboys prevented a shut out by completing a forward pass with only a few minutes of play remaining in the last quarter Mag dalenor grabbed a perfect toss from Brennan in the end zone Goal was missed Western had another good chanco in the second period but a fumble spoiled tho opportunity Northwestern scored by means of forward passes line uJunges and end runs practically gaining at ill through tho Western front gave way before plunges and with a tew exceptions blocked and tack led poorly After the contest had been hopelessly lost a come back was staged by the Cowboys but their snap and light was of short duration The best exhibition rendered by the winners this season was nut on fnr the edification ot a good sized crowd Coach Jones's youngsters displayed plenty ot pep and speed and surpassed the fondest hopes of their backers by the sUe of their winning margin The one trouble which has handicapped tho North western boys greaVly was conspicu ous by its absence against Western namely poor Judgment by the quar terback Pitots Alternated Throughout Coach Jones had Ixu Vedder al ternating with Dermodv at quarter Saturday with the result that no fault could be found with the selec tloji of plays Dermody has been at quarter all season but he started at end against the Cowboys amt switched from end to quarter with Vedder every few scrimmages Western defense was very poor and the line was given a backing up at no time three men playing secondary defense and at least five yards back throughout The' lino held on a few plays but the ma jority headed through the forward wail yielded plenty of yardage for the Colts Lineups and summary: NORTHWESTER AV E8THRN A Hero at Old Eli Now play every minute of the light the enemy to tho their ability to brook no wnlch there was any overcoming and to nlav football aa Yost and every other rati gridiron coach demands i Yost wants weight on his eleven but he is prepared to sacrifice beof to fight In the olden days beet "as everything on a Michigan team But the defeats of hefty Michigan l'tmi by elevens possessing not so ami brawn but a great deal more football initiative has taught its iesuon at Michigan1' That is why Niemann perhaps the lightest man "ho ever played the pivot position tor Yost jn a big game was tho 'varsity center of this year That is why Weske won out over some ot the athletes who wore far heavier 'ban he That is why Smith is ac counted one of the best backfield tinds ot a dchado and why Maul betseh won All American honors Wants Lyuus and Trnphngen Lyons and Traphagen are wanted for the 1916 'varsity Traphagen is the hardest fighter that has played in a Michigan line for a half dozen roars He is big rangy and fast He doesn't know an awful lot about foutball but he is vllling and anx ious to learn and when he gets into a scrimmage there isn't lineman or wnole squad of linemen that canurn him from his task Lyons is built along the same lines He doesn't appear outwardly to be more than a mild mannered gen tleman but it requires a goodly izcd batch of football players totop him on the gridiron noth these men are in the unlvcr striving to remove the scltolas iC ban which now prevents their Laying Yost's plans necessarily Imply the aid of the fellow students of these men in preparing them for tlie coming gridiron season This a'il the coach is certain ho will ro for the lighting spirit of a which gave unoiniinislicd "nd never falling support to a los ing eloven is sure to respond to iiff for this kind of nelp There are other players members of this 'vatsity on whom Yost lilaclng much of hla hope and ii'itli Haymond and Sharpe are the men of whom much is ex P'ctel Haymond is a tighter arm ulihough lie has worlds to learnioni'crnlng the gridiron sport he Is willing end ready Sharpe Is a Mi'ingstcr In years and experience not the coach believes that he pos No genre In Ten Innings Manila Nov The baseball teams of tho fnivcrsltv of Chicago anti the I'nlvcrsltv of the Philip pines buttled today In a scoreless lie The game was ch lied on ac count of darkness in the tenth in ning Always Ready to Help His Alma Mater in Time of Sore: Distress Inside Dope on His Career wherewithal to meet them morning he would find ay 1100 on his desk with no clue as to who put it 'there It was a long time after if al all that ho would be able to trace tne nameless gift to big burly blustering ballyhooing Tom Shevlin "His charities were the only things about hltn that Tom didn't brag about About everything else his name his football ability hip money his capacity Tom was some bragger Nut in an offensive way you understand but tn a big broad Elitabethan swash bucking way People knew it was part of Tom's makeup and they accepted it 'Nobody ever made a run around my end all tho time I was In college' Is one statement atti buted to him and it has never been called in question No one but a crazy man would over try It once ho looked Into Tom's demoniac face as lie pranced and snorted on the field spitting on ills hands tearing his hair and say ing on you low down knock kneed and so forth Just you dare to try to get around mt! I'Jl murder "Those were the grand old days of football when men played it Instead of having boys play at tt Tom was chosen for Walter Camp's All American team three out of the four years he was In college missing out year Great "It is HH Toni has made his reputation brought back the Minnesota from the west in 1910 when Ted ghastly failure with Daly's team he was sent for nurry year shape until II trimmed Princeton ORWARD HEAVE SAVES LOSERS ROM SHUTOUT Brennen Gulncy Voas Steiner Mans Long Healey Campbell Bateson Ken ned HarriE'Rn Marshke Maloney tfiimey narnm ciarke Maloney Pate 4th 20 9 7H 0 Sparks peach Hanh 2 Snyder 8 Reekie Goals from touchdown 6 Peach 2 Time 12 minutes McHale of Michigan Marshke is Only Alien Player to Show Anything His Trick Play is eature Special to The ree Press Ann Arbor Mich Nov Scor ing nearly two points for each min ute of play the Michigan reshmen won a very one elded game from the University of Detroit on erry this afternoon the final fig ures of the Detroiter's downfall be ing 79 to 0 The Detroit team was totally un able to cope with either the attack or the defense of the Wolverine youngsters Only twice did the vis itors earn a first down by charges three other first downs coming on penalties which were inflicted on the 1919 team On the other hanji the All resh found no difficulty at all in smash ing through the weak Detroit de fense for about the limit of touch downs Toward the latter part of the game only two or three plays were necessary to bring a freshman score the final touchdown being made by Hanlsh on a single dash through to the goal line from the 24 yard mark Marshke Does ine Work Marshke the Detroit captain was the whole thing on the enemy team and when he was taken out In the second half the visiting elev en crumpled up It was only hy taking the kick off each time and then going slow on all the plays that the Detroit eleven was able to stave off a perfect avaJanche ot touchdowns The one bright spot in (he Detroit offense was a trick talking plav whicli brought one of that duo of first downs Marshke feigned injur ies on account ot rough play bv the Wolverines and complained that a penalty should be inflicted When Referee McHale refused to Inflict it Marshke picked up the ball with the ball with the announcement that he would do the penalizing himself The freshmen players stepped aside as Marshke walked through them with the ball and only Captain Sparks kept his head sufficiently to stop the Detroit leader before hi could walk all the way to a touch down Sparks Nash and Snyder were the brightest stars in the Wolverine eleven Celebrating his selection to the captaincy of the yearlings' Sparks tore off every variety of run scoring a total cf five touchdowns Nash was a demon on interference breaking down the Detroit second ary defense on nearly every play Snyder never failed to gain on his mad plunges through the Detroit line The Michigan ends Wolman and Peach could not be passed Just once did the Detroiters get around Weiman but after that one time they were invariably thrown for a loss Weiman was also successful In negotiating forward pass gains ine line up MICH RESH Aks Aid of Entir Student Body in Preparing to I Recoup for Losses Sustained I in 1915 I Special to The ree Press I A NN ARBOR Mich Nov mo the 20 man I want Lr the Michigan football team next Lar BP'i I will make a clean sweep the 1916 This Is the promise of Head Coach Welding Yost who lias already begun to build his 1910 team out of the wreckage of the 1915 eleven The word of the Wolverines' wiz ard coach has already been given to the campus and athletic asso ciation officials and students alike are preparing to do the bidding of their veteran gridiron mentor To accomplish this Yost desires theaasistance of every Michigan man for the athletes whom are wanted Lust be helped to prepare them selves I Every man of the 20 whom Yost Ihas named is now a student in theuniversity In some cases the schol hstic standing of the particular man Es under a cloud In other cases loressure will be needed to Ifring Lhe individual out for the eleven hhe assistance which Yost is ask ling and which will be given by the Michigan student body lies in khe help which will be given tho Lresent ineliglbles to improve their liolastie standing and in the sup port and encouragement which must Ke volunteered to those whose own linlllanve nas noi orougni uwiu Ifor the 'varsity eleven I Wants Real ighters Give me some fighters and I Thirteen Leagues Boasting a Membership of 85 Teams Have Been ormed Difficult to Secure Sufficient Competent Officials and Coaches ('nrnllna Hperial (o Tho ree PreM Nov in Georgetown de the North Cnrollnn Aggies anl rhunicfti roiivxe In the annual fontbRil httro thin nfiernfiOii 28 tn nut V'tiyintf th0 vlflPors In every depfirt uhl1' once did tho vleita: tunir hn 11 Guui'gctu Big Burly Blustering Brag ger One of Most Popular Men Ever Representing Yale on the Gridiron It seems only the other day al though it must have been a good dozen years ago that a eturdlly built youngster wandered Into one of the ifth avenue hotels In Man hattan and going Into the dining room started to order a hearty luncheon Notwithstanding the fact that he was square chinned and heavily built and dressed rather out of the ordinary the youngster might have passed unnoticed had it not been fol the fact that he carried a most beautiful on one That eye together with his gen eral build his tlashy clothes and I his loud manner created comment nnd one stylishly dressed woman told the head waiter that she never again would patronise the hotel as it allowed prizefighters to use the dining room The head waiter had to explain that the youngster with tho discolored optic was not a kunckle pusher but a harmless stu dent at Yale Those who are familiar with Tom Shevlin never would call him harm less In his looks and In hla bear ing and in his behavior the former i uie captain iment of all Ell athletics 1 men at New that is why wailing and tlie quaint little Connecticut college town Since tho days that he wore the Shevlin always has been ready to return to his altna mater and help out with tlie team Now that he Is In New Haven the followers of the Blue are beginning to perk up a bit and wonder If the great and only Shevlin can do with this team what he did several years ago That is whip an abso lutely impossible aggregation into a fairly successful eleven Can he do this year xvhat he did in 1910 when he brought the Min nesota shift to New Haven that tied Princeton and beat Harvard after a most disastrous early season cam paign? Something About the Man However this harrowing tule has little to do with the Yale team and plans It Is more about tlie man who has come like Locli invar out of the West to do things at New Haven And you can tell tales about Shevlin for the next week and still have more to tell Some are true nnd some are not for like many another man in the public eye many a taJe has been pinned on to Shevlin simply be cause It makes good reading Speaking ot Tom Shevlin (lie Neu Haven Register has the following to say: "There is no questioning' the statement that Tom Shevlin was bit wild during his four years so journ in the Elm City On the foot ball field nt Morey's in tho dormi tories In the swell cafes of New York Ole Tom went into every thing nith vim and vigor and he lived hit college life to the full is credited with having spent more money than any undergrad ever spent in the course of a veer 317000 is the figure given He uvugut cvciy uiiixK no wers taxi cabs autos (they were Just coming In when Toni was in college) clothes (and such clothes!) jewelrv canes dinners and their accom paniments there wasn't a thing that was untouched by Tom's ver satile and seemingly bottomless purse "His father was a wealthy lum ber merchant of the middle west and It apparently didn't make any difference just how much or how little son Thomas economized "One thing Tom did with his money that has made him remem bered with kind words and good Soccer ootball is Gaining in Popularity Among Schoolboys i i Hwfil aSB ay KM MSSaB I 3p II 1 1LZ II fell MW iA 1 Mtewnrt GeTiewwu irtonR tAbell leapt NelBoii Andoraun Hpencor HubMIt Gillo periods: 7 7 14 00 0 Wickham la Brennan Henderson Jecobe Baker Dunn Williams CHppert Brown Wolfe Bosworth Smith Jeffries Magdalenr Vedder Htakey Banish Roth Gleason Herman Mark Tsongmate Score by quarters: 1st 3d 4th Northwestern 13 21 Western 0 0 0 6 Mark Jeffries Gleason Wilder 2 rteatti1 Eenlxb Botwerth Dor Weiman Dunn Towaley Houeer Nash Beath uavlns Williams Mac Lachlan Peach Sparks (capt)XJ dirMt to park The lineups MAROONS PAN 1TANDIES Mullane llardingL red Newer Moriarty A Kuehner Lenaiilson Kerwn Dunn Cornwell BrlRhani Bogle Nesner Ell Davis RTU Phil Newer Murray Kuehner Purcell Pkkcrell MoiMt 11 Snoots.