South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 309, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 November 1916 — Page 8

Y RATtTinAY AITfJlNOOV, NOVEMBER 1. UM THE SOUl'H BEND NEWS-TIMES Decisive Battles to Mark Gridiron Play This Afternoon TO GET REPORT PLAY BI PLAY HOBEY" BAKER IS NOW A QUALIFIED AVIATOR Former Star is Coaching Yale Team GAME iS BIG TILT IE . ... . , ., , i f,:'-y J ::'(i-y;:3 I, ' ; . A ,r.,ty A Cadets Have Hardest Contest of Any of Leading Eastern Elevens. Notre Dame Students Will Get News of Army Game by Special Wire. Tan and Blue Warriors Up Against Strong Team in Title Scrap. y . "l v.. i , , v ' : , , mi

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NT.W YORK. Nov. 1. With ff-yv pc f pt ions the nicr? important festem college football teams face comparativclv e.-usy arnes Saturday anil defeat, with their hit.' contests only week or two .tway. would be the rnos-t Relational form of up?t of the season. Among th leadlr.sr elevens the Army and Navy teams Hpppar to havo the most dant'frous opponents of the day. The Army will figure in the one lntr r--ertional game, meeting Notre liamr. While West Point is admitted tn he stronger than a year apo, the Indiana team has not abandoned hpe of repeating the victory of last Tear. To date Notre Dame has run up More of 1M2 joints in four frames without belntr scared on and reports Indicate that the team i fully as formidable as 12 months ago. The cadets, however, have piled up an impressive record themselves and the contest at West Point hould be one of the best In this j.e-tion Saturday. The Navy faces the Wa-?hinston nnd lVe eleven, whkh the Army defeated Oct. 7 by a core of II to 7. For the sailors to lose to the invaders would make the cadets fav orites for the annual clash but three weeks away. Colgate will ?o to New Haven in an attempt to repeat its ltir victory over the Blue, hut the New York state team will :ind Yal an entirely different proposition from that of a year ago. Anion? the more important ;;inifs i:i the east with the results, where he same teams met a year at;o, follows: llarvar j s. University of Virginia, to n. Princeton Rucknel!. did not met. Yale vs. Colgate. 0 to 1". Pennsylvania s. Lafaxetle. 0 to 17. Army vs. Notre Primp. 0 to 7. Navy vs. Washington and I.ee. did not meet. Pennsylvania state vs. t.eneva, ilid not meet. Syracuse J I..'rtmouth. to o. Tufts vs. Massachusetts Ausie, 14 to t4 tie.

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Here is a close-up as the "movie" men say. of 'Tad" Jones, head coach of the Yale football team, who seems to have brought the 1916 Blue team up to the standard of the Yale team of a decade ago.

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EX-N. D. MAN WILL BRING HIS TEAM WEST Mel Nivard, former Notre Dame football and baseUUl star, will lead his St. John's acailemy team against DePaul academy at Weeghtnan park. Chicago, Nov. S. I'lward has been enjoying remarktble success since lie be'.in t-.tach-in the Danvers. Mass., team thi fall. His teajn ha.', won six games r. 1 ready .and It is perhaps the strongest prep scnool eleen in the east. Mel was graduated from the law course of Notre Dame last June. He was one of the best ends in the history of football at the university. In rl;. he was understudy to Capt. Koikne. and in 1014 and HUT, he was regular left end on the varsity eleven and a mainstay of the team. Although small, he was a brilliant performer on the offense and a power on the defense. Klvvard wa? also a crack outfielder on the Hocsirr tasjetall team.

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WEST POINT, N. Y.. Nov. 4. The Army and Notre Dame are ready for their annual gridiron strugrgle today. The western collegia?. s arrived hero this morning and had a workout on Cadets' held this afternoon. The West Pointers also went through a llht signal drill. Notre Dame won from the Army In 19l;5 and again in 101". The cadets were victors m 1914. Each team will present its strongest lineup and all the men are In the best of condition.

Notre Dame will watch with deep Interest the returns of today's game letween the Hoosiers and the Army at West Point. Plans have been made for a special wire at the gymnasium of the university and the game will be read off play by play to the students. Gold and blue fans are on the anxious seat regarding today's fray. Injuries in the Hoosier camp have caused considerable skepticism, and there will be anxiety until the final score of the game is announced. On the other hand, West Point

ha.s been preparing long and steadily for the battle with the westerners and the team as a whole is In irood sh.ir MrP.wnn and Vidnl !

are reported as suffering from slight Injuries, but local rooters do not believe the hurts to be of a nature gerious enough to affect their play to any extent. The gold and blue squad arrived at West Point yesterday and Coach Harper put his men through a light workout. Reports from the east credit the Army as being1 favorites in the betting. It is said that odds of ,l to 1 were offered in New York city.

WILL DEFEND TITLE Hugh Ical to Staso Tlirrv Sessions With CiHrge Moore.

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Intern-itional News Service: NEW YORK, Nov. 4. George W. Moore, former three-cushior, champion, left last night for Toledo where he has gone In question of the three-cushion carom championship now held by Hugh Peal. The latter will defend his title at Zenobia, hall, Toledo, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. The game will be ISO points, played in three sesion of 150 points.

MOHA TO MEET BATTLER Two Men Arc Hooked to right in Xcw York on Nov. 1 1.

International News Service: NEW YOKK. Nov. 4. Hob Moha has been matched to tight Hilly Miske. the conqueror of Rattling I evinsky, at the Broadway Sporting club on Nov. 14. Moha and his manager, Patrick Callahan, had planned to wait until Jimmie Johnston staged the bout with Weinert and paid over to Moha the sum of 500 which was awarded the lumberjack as a forfeit. Rut they tinally became convinced that the tangle in Madison square garden would take a few months to untangle.

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HOBEvBAKER. NEW YORK. Eootbjll star, hockey star and now aviator, is the record achieved by "Ilobey" Paker, the former Princeton gridiron warrior. "Hobey" has passed the test for reserve military aviator in the service of Uncle Sam. Iawrence I). Sperry passed the test with Haker. S perry Hew from Governor's island

to Mineola, L. I., where Baker was waiting for Tlim, and the two then flew to Glen Cove and Cold Spring harbor and back. During the llight of 4 3 minutes the two machines were never more than ICO feet apart. The maximum altitude was 4.500 feet, the - height rejuired by the test.

AIIS BLIND SOLDIERS. International News Senden: PARIS, Nov. 4. Miss Esther Cleveland, daughter of the late Pres't Grover Cleveland arrived here today from London to continue her work in behalf of blind soldiers.

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Failed to llle Expense Account After Taking Part In .Meet. NEW YORK, Nov. 4. Eor violating the amateur rule, which makes it compulsory for an athlete to file his expense account immediately after returning from an out-cf-town meet, the registration committee of the Metropolitan A. A. U. has suspended Roy K. Morse, former 220-yard national champion: Jim Plant, the Ixng Island A. C. metropolitan mile champion, and J. O'Sullivan, of the Iri5h-Ameri-can A. C.

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MORE'N A TON. Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew Wilhelm of Hartford City, are parents of a large family in avoirdupois a-s well as in numbers. There are eight children in the family, four Loys and four girls. The weights of the boys are 2,;2 pounds, ::::."., 290 and 27j. which totals 1.132 pounds. The girls weight 270. ;:01, 263 and 2 ."3 pounds. w hich totals 1,111 1 ounds. Mrs. Wilhelm weighs 273 pounds and Mr. Wilhelm weighs 223 pounds. The grand total of the weight of the Wilhelm family is 2.7;: jMUinds. Mr. Wilhelm is 74 ; cars oil.

International News Service: NEW YORK. Nov. 4. Eddie Dorsey, the Harlem lightweight, outboxed Johnny Lustig of Brooklyn In 10 rounds. f Willie Astey outpointed Mark Spencer in a 10-round bout.

Pull Lever over 39-B Dr. Earl P. Wagner Republican Nominee for CORONER Your support will be appreciated. Election Tuesday, Nov. 7th.

At r : 0 0 o'clock this afternoon the Tan and Blue warriors will lock horns with the strong Gary high school eleven at Oliver field. The Gary aggregation has been playing a high cLus of ball and is the only team that stands between the locals and the championship of northern Indiana. It is also considered as a strong contender for t-tate honors. The local eh ven is in the best of shape and is a well drilled fighting machine which should give Gary a f,ood run for a victory. Resides the alove lineup. Coach Burnham will keep Cunningham, Olsen. .Snyder. Huntnam and DuCcmlt in readiness on the side lines. South Rend Gary Rokup Dexter Left end. Rurner (Capt.) Jahnke Ieft tackle.

Marquardt Ieft guard. Hodon Center. Cogley Rigrht guard. Kneisley (CapL) Right tackle. Maloney Right end. Jones Quirterback. Kilpatrick

Left halfback. O'Donnell Szold Right halfback. Sousley Dunleavy Fullback.

DuComb . Donovan Find lay . Wutrich . Makielski Mohn . . Sa bo . .

OX Tlin.GItKKX CLOTH. The last games in the second round of the East ASide Billiard tourney were played Friday evening1 resulting as follows: Humphrey 100. Walsh 46; Haney 80, Hkkey 78; Frohmader 90, Peeson 78; Williams 100, Humphrey 86.

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International Newn Srvire: CHICAGO. Nov. 4. Charley White leaves today for Philadelphia where Monday he meets Johnny Nelson in a six-round go. After this scrap White will go to New York in earch of a match with Lenny Leonard.

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International Nv a Serv .: NEW YORK. Nov. I. Frank ie Burns and Dutch Brandt will endeavor to clear up the bantam situation at the Broadway Sporting club tonight. Both men are hankering for Ertles "title."

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Ii:.Y APPLICATIONS. International News Servl.e: NEW YORK, Nov. 4. Stewards of the jockey club have denied the applications of C. H. Shilling and John Wilson, jockeys, and FTed 'helke, a trainer, for reinstatement.

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