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MARHIETTA SCORES
AGAINST VARSITY
ALTHOUGH BEATEN
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counted heavily in the summaries.
Michigan's line failed to do its work
in the best manner, and the interfer-
ence did not s.em to bother Marietta's
tacklers.
The line-ups and summaries follow:
 Michigan Position Marietta
Ingham........ L. E. ..Sutton (Capt.)
Watson..... L. T. .......Turnbull
Wlalen.......L. G. ..........Miller
Howe, Warner. .. C...........Baune

WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP
GOES TO RED SOX IN
FIFTH GAME OF SERIES
Boston Taim 'akes Slugging Match,
Although Hard Pressed by
Moran's Men
FOST1'E, OPPOSES MAYER AND
RIXEY; FINAL SCORE 5 TO 4
PhilaCV0Iphia, Pa., Oct. 13.-(Spe-
cial.)-Boston will again shelter the
world's championship this year, that
honor being won by the Red Sox when
they beat the Phillies in today's title
game. The final score was 5 to 4.
Unlike the former contests of the
series, the game resolved itself into
a slugging match, and the American

uartment, just as they have in others.
Harry Hooper made a name for him-
self by getting two homp runs. Lewis
and Luderus also got homers off the
opposing pitchers.
Foster pitched for Boston, and was
hit rather freely in comparison with
his previous performance. Mayer
started for Moran, but he was dis-
placed by Rixey when the Boston
wrecking crew started work.
Philadelphia scored twice in the
first when Stock was hit by a pitched
ball, Bancroft and Paskert singled,
and after Cravath had hit into a dou-
ble play, Luderus doubled. Gardner
tripled and Barry singled, scoring one
for Boston in the second.
Hooper got his first homer in thV
third with no one on. Luderus fol-
lowed suit in the fourth. In the sane
inning Niehoff scored on his own hit,
Burns' single and Gardner's ,muff.
This was the end of the scoring until

RIFLE CLUB ; )IEBERSIIIP LIST
ShOWS 10(0 PlRCENT INCIlEASE
At a meeting held by the Rifle club
last evening, the total list of members
was doubled as compared with the
figures of a year ago. According to
all indications, the team representing
the Maize and the Blue will have little
difficulty in heading the list of the.
teams in class "B" this season.
.F. A. Rowe, directdr of intramural
athletics; gave a brief account of the
new rifle range being constructed
under the west end of the baseball
grandstand at Ferry Field. He stated

that it will be ready for the use of
members of the Rife club by the end
of the week. Mr. Rowe also told about
the plans for the contests to be staged-
this year, both intercollegiate and in-
terdepartmental. The members of the
team competing with - colleges and
universities will be %warded suitable
insignia, and 'those shooting on the
winning interdepartmental team will1
be awarded class numerals.
Other talks were given the members1
by Prof. J. W. Bradshaw and Mr. 0.
A.. Tucker, who tolO :f thn ir experi-I
ences while at the camp at Platts-
burg, N. Y., this summer.t

RA1N HALTS
Fire#; Round 31:1
and Result
Rain interfere
day's play i th
ment, and as a
have found it n
the time for fini
until tonight. S
played yesterday
winning their
must post the r
which can be fc
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Cochran (Capt.) R. G.
Norton ... ..R. T.
Hildr r......R. E.
Roehm, Calvin,
Zeiger.......Q. B.
M1aulbetsch,
Eberw ein.... L. H..
Benton} Catlett. R. H.
Smith, Bastian.. F. B.I
Score by quarters:

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Michigan........14
Marietta .........0
Touchdowns-Smith
Maulbetsch, Richardso
Goals-Benton 2, Co
Kennedy, of Chicago
Lynch, of Brown, u
Allmendinger, of A
linesman.
Call 2255 for a
"We'll be there."
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Co., State St.

..... IintUleaguers proved the better in this de- the eighth.
....McIntyre
.Hayes
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I shtRsF OLLO WING THE YOST-MEN
T reshour , Rich-T EY S -E
ardson, Whiting
Meister, Wick-
stron ___________________________________
The threatening weather made some erable amount of grief or sorrow in
7 0 7-28 of the crowd late in coming, and they i the Marietta lineup, when Fullback
0 6 0- 6 missed the fireworks in the first quar- Smith was removed from the game.
2, Ingham, ter. Coach Yost sent a substitute tackle
n. Judging from her performance yes- in at end, and he proved to be one of
chran 2. . terday afternoon, Marietta is going to the individual stars of the game. Who
, referee. have a whirlwind basketball team, and, knows, he may yet uncover an All-
mpire. one that will be in mid-season form American lineman from among the
Michigan, head the day it reports. 5ackfield substitutes.
Lewis Reimann announces that he Maulbetsch .may be an All-Ameri-
will be out for practice next week. can half-back and one of the greatest
Stark Taxicab. This news must be a genuine source line plungers the game has ever
oct5tf of comfort and satisfaction at M. A. C. known, but after watching his efforts
Yes, it must-not. to break up passes yesterday one must
ork. Wagner & Close observers of yesterday's game conclude that he'll never adorn an All-
octl3-14 failed to detect or report any consid- American basketball team.

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