Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • 8

THE STATE JQIHIXAT OCTOBER 21 1912 MAC THUMPED OLIVET MUSKEGON BESTS HS Lansing High Beaten at Muskegon by 27 to 0 Score OR THE ARMERS By Asoiated Pre President Mur as By Associated re By Pon Champney kick 'iOt NO TRICKS ARE USED Tn staff a nd t'R or gathered to 0 EE or of Mt a of Caul I a i been Though ARE VICTORIOUS Merritt It nit ersit rns OVERWJOBIVIAL Stu i SIDELINE GOSSTP GRITtlROX the bat nel er master hand of the as honors the club led by a Inlay of for Coach stars him football Though tor carefully By Associated I i 21 mg bai 1 the Agpties Ti that Eans: a ceoatacaxettttttttasetets wh time Bates Live Wire Styles 2 had little $6 BOOTS the thi Daily OOTBALL RESUETS tn irter eminent in reshmen A mrning High 13 piling 12 before their mi the oat enthusi OOTBALL IPVLAK IVE CoI ii 11 ml upon OHIO STATE LE tit Quinn 0 a he tli Coulter The Wolverines simply bewil Vaml The eh ba Craig Collette to 9 University penal 0 0 0 a all 0 training that 13 Huston all sizes CHEER UP SPORTS THE WORST IS YET TO COME 9 9 OOTBALL ATAL TO BOY repeatedly 8 KNEE HE IS DYING By Associated ss 8 9 An the field Interurban schedules Time tables effective Oct 8 1912 nr hit UP a 9 who and a 9 9 a a a 9 9 9 a Biber worked Pontius Cole Means mln a 9 a a a 9 9 9 a 1 th it Is easy has such Da: garr ni eer Halliday Sillier did the It wa uncover and word magnificent rank A Baker and wife to erick Thoman lot 7 subdivision on bloci division Landing 31 igh to with letic ran man tea in new the are By her Hoagu Erich art bile by admiring Boston fans I a skeg on bottom of the as found the one the the otiated was The 11 team "Unless will have competent Harvey Vandervoort Tomlinson Roper Erickson game being The McClure Briggs Carr Morrissey Trauten Ryan ritz Graf Shafer Thomson up to teams Bellevue a 6 has been un it been what Stuit Robbins Ashley Robinson Hooker Davis Castenholz Pedler McCrea Ol UBAET ruE Pa5t excmAifr seASoAi Muskegon Cherry Pavey Barricklow (rapt) Keifer eldswich Gleb Maxwell Ward Geissman Raymond 1 to Captain Bib returned the ball kick the CHARLOTTE BE ATEN BY NASHVILLE HIGH 12 0 the field the bail eleven and the A They already shown that they have a Syracuse will weigh in ball in Lan te center ot Lynch aged 1 2 of Ing here today of in a football game in a local hospital skull by a mage 199 Tb still Coach Macklin as str consisting of end runs Will Meet Canadian Rugby Cham pions at Toronto Oct 28 Stuit making a place slight angle The second ward passes were sufficient to pile up a score that was large enough to satisfy the heart of the most blood Br Associated Press CARLISLE PA Oct A chal lenge sent by the University of Tor onto champions of Canada at Rugby to Carlisle Indians for a game at Toronto Oct 28 has been accepted by the Indians It is understood here that the game will be played under American intercollegiate rules By Associated Press remain as AAiP COIJ5U conference decree for Ohio State to the NN ol YOST DEVELOPING A STRONG ELEVEN Local Lansing 0 7 to 0 for touchdown that in the the a team 1ONN Oct 21 and players are outcome of the Point The game the make up of ball had the teams me Mus Jefferson Yale Princeton mouth have each played to four with th were nearly evenly Michigan line slightly At no stage of the encounter did the visitors stand the slightest chance win sed it that the light from best teams school am number of great machines the team averages about 1 ises which shows sixth place with hool 6 Kansas City a Creighton 29 Marquette 0 LANSING OWOSSO DIVISION McCurdy Miller gan Head Time are until it some and it more and more evident but courageous band is no match for the smoothly running possessii space last eral 1913 ager must be found to of the players the game Tufts 34 Bowdoln 0 Dartmouth 21 Williams Western Michigan 14 Ohio State Illinois 13 Indiana 7 Wisconsin 41 Perdue 0 Minnesota 13 Nebraska Chicago 34 Iowa 14 University of Cincinnati boxing match at October 29 They at 178 pounds at 3 afternoon on the day that has been school gridiron this for the sta tegon lose city do much for them The city turns out crowds to the football games that exceed by a big margin the crowds league gaseball Oct 21 James Bridgeport is dy injuries received yesterday He is with a fractured truck on the head player's knee during a scrim Should Lansing's ehanee would still hold good first touchdown was to Craig who ran 50 Just before third quarter after advances had been forward pass gave turned the 2 5 vards began Michi go Captain these by dives Philadelphia and 20 years a football same it is a star without doing other members of tile there are generally two Miss Mabeile Kelso of Seattle is probably the first woman wireless op erator afloat Recently she passed the examinations receiving the high est marks at the government's naval wireless training school at the Puget sound navy yard Miss Kelso has been assigned to the steamer Mari posa She is 25 years old and Is thor oughly familiar with the wireless in struments and work The record made season ts very home rooters the KALAMAZOO MICHL Oct The A All resh team defeated and Geo tne inter flrst quarter had of good by the connec an ath of the finest in Michl students in the school very best of tile trip with the team Boston Red Sox Made Thousands In 1912 Season been trim school They Rapids will attacks The game should interesting rveuugu Urquhart Marvin and Hendershot arc showing up well mi the reserves Quarterback Huebel RBOR Oct 21 (Special) In the games plated thus far this year Coach Yost has clearly demon strated that he is developing a team which is going to be mighty hard to bAilt dred and overpowered both the strong Case ha ve team which should defeat both Cor nell and Pennsylvania In the import ant Interscholastic struggles of the season Among the veterans who are back and strictly on the job are Huebel quarterback Torbet right end All mendfnger right guard Pontius left end Capt Thompson fullback Car pell right half and Craig left half The new men are doing good work Take it all In all Coach Yost has every reason to feel encouraged and to broaden his famous smile TEAM IN BAD SUITE HAS LOST EVERY GAME PLAYED ACCEPT CHALLENGE bed ankb that mi tin ini' I'ilvet wa died and owing to injuries to regulars in previous week's game The Normals lacked the dash characterized their play earlier season and did not play standard set by former Curdy ield and Miller were the of fensive team while Smith shone on the de fensive and was a whole line in self Sooy and Rowe played the best for the teachers their tackling the best seen here In some time lineup: A Ail resh Laidlaw Brown Chambers Straight Patch Decker Smith Anderson Smith Lake orest of Michigan is attractive Lins Evans played good of anu Gaptain and Hoague NNTN VWDM CIjASH CRAIG STARS OR VARSITY f5 ocxn' bruit's Pretty Goals rom ield The fourth quarter was marked by two pretty goals from field by Stuit in addition to the stubborn fighting of the teams The first was from the th that attend the games In the Muskegon is always a large athletes who are tine 9UILI? GjUzMMI Al(5 the hl The half been Well Su pported Gymnasium Attracts Athletes Bound Limited fCap'tol lyer through to hout change) 8:30 11:30 PREACHERS ARE SLAUGHTERED BY COACH MACKLIN'S HUSKIES Patterson Busser Almendinger McHale Barton Tobret II Schwaartzbaugh Stover Gardner Godfrey Huebel Bushnell time vras called Stmt place kick the ball from the 30 jard linee two goals from field made the 27 to 0 Near the end of the Muskegon punt to Erkhart when time was called it was Lan 3:30 5:30 South Bound Local 7:00 3:30 10:30 12:30 2:30 4:30 6:30 3:10 11:00 Unnecessary for the A Eleven Uncover Any of Its Choice As sortment in Order to Humble the Red and White Team Julian Gained Much Ground Julian the big fullback is one Graf's fumble yards for a touchdown the Close of the red block 1 Holmes I sub Probably the ends the the champion baseball world means financial re he promises ot "gold brick" salesman Carpel! HughittR Thomson (capt)B Touchdowns Craig Goals from Patterson 2 Lieutenant Hachett of West Point Umpire Ralph Hoagland of rinceton Lirjpsrna L)r of Pennsylvania Periods 15 utes The Yale coaches satisfied with the game against West settled nrettv well the team except the quarterback and end will return of Bomeisler to the game The quarterback position bids fair to be the most serious problem of the season for the coaches Belief is ex pressod here that the All American quarterback this year is likely to bo found on one of the small college elevens possibly Wesleyan or Swarth hlgh school there number attracted Haekley gymnasium In with field and givem can be secured With all these advantages to see why Muskegon always good football teams Miller McCurdy Johnson Miller inal reshmen 20 Wester Touchdowns Miller 2 Goals from touchdown 11 Referee Bennett of Mich: Umpire Mather linesman Reed of quarters 12 minutes ILShivel Webb Henney the bleachers on the east the t'Tlil kept up a clatter ridently inspired the Muskegon i great efforts The spirit in By Associated BOSTON member of team of the turn that sounds like the proverbial THa Rnsnn "Rpfl SOX American league pennant and the world's series pennant received thou sands of dollars for their work Each Boston player received J4 02 46 9 as his share of the receipts of the first four games of the world's ser ies In addition to this big share Man ager Jake Stahl of the Red Sox shared in the profits of the club which were eluding his salary of J10000 Stahl made about 535000 this season He I iiirT RIH IIIITnil I Murphy Says Cub ULIVli IW iVlHluil of SLATER MORRELL a concern who for years and years in Massachusetts have macle nothing hut shoes at these prices They are recognized by the shoe trade as being masters and their goods are sold mostly by the better shops in the largest cities such as Marshall ield fe Company Chicago Rodgers Detroit and so on specialists experts on shoes of this grade and you can readily see why their shoes are superior to the ones offered by ordinary shops ail grades for S3 to SB being made in one factory upon the nd quarter on i the George "Knockout" Brown the local middle weight and George Chip of Pitts burg were matched hero last night It was a great game one of the finest ever played in Muskegon ol lowers of the jiluskegon team had ex pected to find Landing easy but play in that Muskegon fast and heady and bandied the team in veteran style NVhen it comes to running through a broken field and shaking off the tackles Gouthier re sembles "Bubbles'' Hill who endeared himself to the hearts of many A Iln who learned the rudiments of the game at Pennsylvania and the follow ers of Toot" Hull the well known Eaton county farmer and politician who is now guiding the destinies of Geo Brown Chip ight on Ge checked a the ball to Craig and he Ohio right end When the last quarter gan had 15 yards to Thomson made most of off the tackles He went over in the seventh play Ohio State tried twice for field goals the last attempt miss ing by yards The summary: MICHIGAN Michigan Aggl cs Once moro triumphed ever time by a score of 5 2 0 the most decisive beating the armers have administered to the pupils of the Con gregational school in many seasons The battle at the college Saturday was a fierce but bloodless conflict be Oiv ul weighed by Agglcc Outweighed and outgeneraled the visitors faced certain defeat as they lined up for the initial scrimmage but they were game and in the face of overwhelming odde battled with a determination ihat has invariably characterized the elevens that have represented the preachers in years Detroiter Grabs umble and Sprints 50 Yards for irst Touchdown Scores Other Muskegon High School foot which won from uansinj 1 Saturday is one of th ever turned nut by that 1 the school has had a In weight 5 pounds light but possessing much SIX DOLLAR ES ARE A DEPARTURE UNTIL THIS SEASON WE HAVE PUT OUR EORTS ON THE 5 3 to 54 50" GRADES selling more we believe than any other shop in town because we have more styles more sizes and actually better values This season we have a line of five and slx dol irst Defeat of Season Sustained in Gruelling Game Lansing Tvlade Miagnificent ight Jacks and Stuit of Muskegon Starred and holding but a many times veritable "Shorty" Long man of Mich igan fame and when bail and started for the opposing line something was sure to give way and the big fellow a comfortable another of Macklin's star performers while Servis assisted in the slaughter by adding four touchdowns to the the team fact every Jacks (Capt) Misner first Muskegon MIGHIGANOEERTS 0HI05TATE14 0 The heavy backfield of the armers' aggregation was too heavy for pedagogs and by continual bucking wore their light opponents out The teachers were handicapped by having to use too many substitutes the eon La using ivo ir'l tight in That the players are slow on tne base lines is pointed out by Murphy in a comparison ot West State Barker Rhinesmith Warren 2 Carpenter Muskegon lif ld Muskecon scored another touch down in this ouarter Jacks taking the ball across for the third time after several minutes of see sawing up and down the field Stuit booted the ball ltween the posts and at the end of the third quarter it stood 21 to 0 for dust City Not only are the high school students great supporters of fep fielder made about 513000 in the season's play His salary of $6000 with $1 000 for writing for news papers $2000 for allowing his name and picture to appear in adver tisement and his share of the world crjps plum brings up the total Joe NVood also received an amount in ex of $18000 Other Boston players made amounts that run into big fig ures in the Eastern Championship Now Lies Between our Teams npmr 1 i hi DAVIS BROS like college football players line of the reasons that Mukegon always has such a fine team Is fact that football is really the only Tlw high school reserve team will Eaton Rapids nigh senocu xague park next Saturday The reserves have in their games seniors of the high idvd game last week used ward cess it twice each yards The teams mfttnhPfl thf outweighing that of Ohio State The backfields of the two elevens differed little in weight ull 15 minute peri ods were played Saturday's game was a one game from start to finish Craig Michigan's left half was the one par ticular star He made practically all of Michigan's gains and one of their touchdowns his own 15 of Muskegon His interfer cood fashion ipt around the right end of I defeat ing put up a great fight and the bvjs are de serving of credit for the showing made quarter Mus Touchdowns touchdowns field Stuit 2 eufer NVhitehall Umpire uskegon Head linesman Muskegon Timers Brown Stimpson of Muskegon Yale Princeton Harvard and Dartmouth to ight It Out Others Eliminated by Weak Early Season Plav shoe repair Ex pert scientific shoe mending Bates lower prices sewed oak soles 75c en defeated Ohio Saturday to 0 in the pijyed by teams ties a western making it necessary discontinue relations i prlnes here after Michigan has defeated State in 12 of the 13 played and was held to a tie score two years ago when Ohio State managed tc score in the last few minutes of play Both Coach Yost of Michigt Coach Richards of Ohio State to old fashioned line bucking tory Michigan especially us line drives ft weaken the hi ew ot the new piay Michigan attempted tl several times witho while Ohio State players used time for a gam ot 18 Stale Grand Rapids Cei Benton Harbor 0 Grand Rapids Catholic Central Palmer Avenues 0 Grand Rapids Union High 60 legan 0 Alma 19 Albion 7 Detroit Central 69 Ann Arbor 0 Owosso 10 Alma High 0 Jackson 17 Mason 15 Petoskey 27 Harbor Springs 2 Detroit Eastern 0 Assumption lege 25 Battle Creek 6n Kalamazoo 0 oldwater 20 Adrian 6 Boyne City 20 Mancelona 7 Albion 12 Marshall 6 Belding 41 Rockford 6 Ypsilanti Normal 20 lint Mutes Bay City Eastern 19 Arthur Hill Sazfnaw Eastern 2 4 St Louis 0 Cadillac High 12 Benzonia Acad emy 0 Holland High 30 Hope College 0 Eastern Yale 6 Army 0 Harvard 4 6 Araherst 0 Princeton 6 2 Syracuse 0 Pennsylvania 7 Brown 30 Pennsylvania State 29 Cornell 6 Swarthmore 21 Navy 6 Colgate 2 4 Trinity 7 Line up Will Be Different in 1915 of the fight With an unprteu! ng sord neign 2 games the QUARTERBACK POSITION IS ONLY SOURCE WORRY TP COACHED That are actually worth ing macle thus tar apprat eastern football champion year will be fought out Yale Princeton Harvard mouth Cornell and are completely eliminated weak early season showing The army and navy te both been defeated and th 7:00 3 11:09 I 1:00 3:00 5:00 7:00 300 11:00 All cars loes1 etops lAVSTXG ST JOHNS DmSION'orth Bounl from Downey House 8:00 10:00 12:00 St 3:00 4:00 6:00 8:15 10:45 4 Except Sunday All others dally ist msmg mi' Western Reserve 4 2 Kenyon 0 Denison Wooster afternoon practice will be bv the squad commencing The boys are going to VTen the 1 1 a game at Kalamazoo NIATCHED OR lO ROINT) BOUT tv i had played bad: for such an oc Vx 1 rx asion and Jachb wajs Ot tacluers two were but he distanced them he line with the second touchdown It was a nice run irtuii again kicked the goal and made the down the from th rhe ball went urned from Muskegon they alighted from the greeted by a squad ot arree rooters the same as not penalized leserved There a play In which Muske et off side and they held Several Lansing tackled deliberately they were not carrying tne It was through these tactics Muskegon was able to retain the iti'se over Lansing though witri etent officiating and proper pun nt these infractions there un would be a different story I about that first half Jacks Made Long Kun hing the ball on night which indicates that sev new faces will be seen in the lineup as well He declares speed and the change bmdIa with an idpji nf tret men on the bases and who also at the same time can hit I am badly mistaken we a good ball club and a manager in 1913" says the "I am positive our pitch will be stronger and the CHARIOTTE Oct 21 Nashville high school eleven defeated the local team by a score of 12 to 0 Saturday afternoon The Charlotte team is composed of nearly all new men and they were outclassed by the visitors who found but little trouble in win ning the contest by the local bays thi discouraging to the team to date have not won a single contest to 6 tie but their work satisfactory and has was expected of them at the begin ning of the football season COLUMBUS OHIO Oct The University of Michigan football elev State on wino afternoon by a score ot 4 last game which will be AND Sf MEN than interested In styles certainly worth your while to come and them You won't find these English toes and styles any where else rom AA to in Vnnccrb! Amos 2 9 Laugh's strained ankle It is thought that Arbaugh will be back in the gam' in a week or ten days The team meets Kalamazoo Saturday the college gridiron against the Uni versity of Michigan team last year Olivet Has Two Stars Captain Riker the speedy loft tac kle and Rider the plunging halfback were the mainstays of the Olivet team NVithout this pair the visitors would have been slaughtered by a rec ord breaking score Lineup: A OLIN ET Miller LE Leavenworth Campbell Chad Millington dock LT Riker Capt Adams Camp bell LG Chamberlain McCurdy Caul kins Gifford RT Gorenfio NVarnerR Riblet Cant Gauthier QB Millington Carey Riblet Snyder Cobb Hamilton Julian Bauman Score by quarters irst quarter A 21 Olivet 0 Second quarter 25 0 Third quarter 45 0 inal score 52 0 Servis 4 Riblet Miller Julian Goals from touchdowns Riblet 6 Safety touch downs RJder 2 Umpire Corine Referee Ashley Head linesman At the beginning of the second period Coach Macklin sent Gouthier to quarter and Riblet was placed at half This change in the lineup stren gthened the offensive work of the Score end 7 Lansing second quarter Muske gon 7 Lansing 0 third Lansing Goals from Goals fmm NY tfirS tAxe MAG oien fo He old take pitl Cttf have years in "slowed up" WiLfLim NEARLY SETTLED mer rooter ns the star performer for ft Timo after time he broke Iln through the Crimson line for long ill Gi Tl Pi'intss four of which resulted in I esor touchdowns On two other occasions le evaded the entire bunch of oppos vljlgihl beCc A ing tacklers and sprinted across th tilgllBl io State tlliUf i Were opposing goal line only to be called Jjlulr he for Iktck because of holding in hfs own ilfK line ffM lag 8 il 9 $6 It I ii 9 'CW 1 Hi llX S' A i 9 ft 5 191 I If A liA' Ti III 81 jAA Dis fiiitiitl! 20 Western 5 1 fil Xo vili' ini 4 a 1 1 a a Zu'' ggrT 0 ivlSr sfiaffiSrY 1 9 Sfi AND AT BAT I L4 7 mBK V'c "t'i I NI ANN A STRUCK ON HEAD BY 1 WA AVZ A E6G lit DWM 6 1 Sou s' a 'Y B45 lii aw' wm Detroit rl 5PASOU I WI7Z A ookiE HJ XR 1 IW rt tosy Kvr lMMSB 7 tips C7A) i i 'A 77Tu setcaeo'J i XoWTrEl csatac ii Jt 1 LLa.