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wedge, but only gained one yard. The
home boys didn't seem to have the
necessary weight to crush through the
visitors "stone wall" Burdatts' play
ing at left end was generally remarked
upon, being excellent Xcigenfelder.
Wheeiing's big centre, got tho ball aud
made daring run, gaining five yards
before he was tackled and thrown.
Then Wheeling succeeded in making
several gains, acgregating ten yards.
Montgomery made an attempt for goal,
but was cleverly tackled by Husseman;
no gain. Another visitor got the ball
and pushed through the opposition
line, with gain Of ton yards. Tho ball
was then passed to Gierlscn, who made
m elegant kick, carrying the ball into
Wheelings territory thirty-tve yards,
and quite destroying WheeIing'a small
gains. A scrimmage followed over at
the eastern boundary, and Brockunier
was hurt, and play suspended for a
few Minutes. On rcsuming play, Bren-
nemau, for Martip's Ferry, secured the
leather. and made rush and gain of
five yards. Frank Davis next got it and
eight yards we're gained. o:her small
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DAYS large crowd that attended the foot
ball contest at the State Fair grounds
between the Y. NJ. G. A. team OF Mar
tins Ferry md tho Wheeling Athletic
Club team, will attest. The crowd was
variousIy estimated from two to three
thousand, and twenty-five hundred Is
probably not an ovcresIimate. They
came from everywhere, on foot, oil
wheels, in carriareG Martins Ferry, OF
course, had the largest outside deIeGa..
ton en- hand, and maybe that gang"
didn't have nice assorted stock OF pent-
MP enthusiasm which was lot OIL at in-
iervals during the game. Belaire was
also well represented, there being a
general desire down there 10 see nod
ern gamo Of foot ball.
The grand stand was about haIi.hIled,
the upper end not being occupied. The
larger portion OF the crowd, however,
stood with huttouad-up overca0ts on
the outskirts oil the field and really had
better view OF the contest than those
in tho stands. Nine-teuths, probably,
OF the crowd never saw foot ball game
before, and many curious comments
and questions wcre heard throughout
the game. After ono terribly rough
scrimnagc, iii which several noses were
"blooded," and from which the two
eevcns emerged covered with the OLE
CANT dark soil that covers tho field, n
Young fellow was heard to say with a
Sixt' ward accent, "Why, Jimmy, this
here game is wuzzer den prize tightIn'."
He was pretty near right.
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Mr.. N. jacobson is in the city rep.
resenting the United Banking and
Building Company. lie comes highly
recommended BY Bradstreets' and
Dun's commercial agencies, and he ex-
pec:a to establish a branch OF this com
pany in Wheeling. Its headquarters
are at Richmond, Va, and its officers
are leading bankers aud financiers
there This chief object of the COM
pany is to receive deposits and savlngs,
TO loan or advance money to its share
holders, and to aid them in acquiring
real estate, building houses, and max
ing improvements and devoting tho
money ordinarily paid for rent, to buy
ing homes for themselves and families.
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ROLF 81 ZANE
1891 MARKET STREET.
Telephone 500. non
FOR SALE.

You will do well TO make yohr purchase, bo.
fore the first OF the year, as properly Is Us cheap
as 1t will ever be.
On Thirteenth street soyen.roOmed bFIrk
house, with oil modern improvements, III fiae
location. for $500
On Thirteenth street, slNtccn.roomod double
brick house, With ill the latest improvement
also In good condition, 5000
on south Broadway street Is ten.foomad
double house good investment and in GOOD
location. $500.
no, 2Tij Jacob street, Is n ten.ronmcd hons,
Can be rented 10 three families, Price, S3o9
On Virginia street. iou;.roomcd two story
house. Si.lO1.
on Market, above Tenth street Is 4 fourteen.
roomcd double brick house, divided by an arch.
way. VIII sell cheap.
in Park View. seven rooms, reception hau
also new house. Lot l1iKl75 feet. Rad on the
corner OF the Pike and street. $3.50.
On South Penn street, Island. FIVE rooms lot
co feet by 100 feet, is very desirable, cheap at
SlsOO
No. 1877 South Penn street, hve.roomed house.
DOT 25x120 feet, a rare chance, as 1t is the bes.
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27h Eof street. five rooms, gas and water.
grained throughout. lot2jXl01 feet. Price $40
ThrCe.roomed cottage on South York street,
$500.
Call and see my list OF houses Of any size tina,
you may want, also building lots or farms
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him. The bali, however, WAS still in
Wheeliugs territory Frank Davis
again got the ball, and without opposi-
ton made a run to goal and secured a
touch down. Where were Wheelings
bscks2 AL Davis again successfully
kicked goal. Score, is for Martini
Ferry, and a great big cipher for Wheel
ing.
no show for victory and all her
energies were devoted 20 tho avoidance
OF shut out. Their opponents were
fully determined that they SHOULD not
score.
Tho ball was placed in tho center,
ZlegenleIder made anO.Ier run and
succeeded in making a gain OF twelve
Yards. Ziegeutelder's fine work evoked
much enthusiasm. Husseman next got
tho ball, but was tackl-d by Cjertsen
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TRUSTEES SALE.
NKUSTEETS SALE OF
MCMECHEN PROPERTY

Dy virtue OF decd OF trust made BY P. F.
Burke TO me rs trustee. dntcd the 9Th day OF
April 1892. aud recorded In the Office OF tho
Clerk OF the County Court Of Marshall county,
West Virginia. Is Deed 81 Trust Book No. y,
page 10. | Will sell at public auction on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1888,
commencing Mt 10 O'Clock n. m. Mt the front
door OF the Court House Of Marshall county, In
the City Of Moundsy!le, tho following property,
to.Tit:
A certain piece or parcel of ground situate In
the first addition TO Mary Lynn, Marshall county,
WGSt Nirginln, aud more particularly described
ns follows, viz
Nineteen 40 feet or the south side OF lot NUN.
bered forty iO and six (6 feet of the north side
al lot numbered forty one {ill, making q front Of
twenty-five (2j feet aud running back IN uni.
form width 10 the end OF said lots, rs laid down
on the town plat OF first addition to Mary
Lynn. recorded IN the clerks office OF tho County
Court Of Marshall county, West Virginia.
Being the same property conveyed 10 r. +.
RUTke by \. e. and II. l., McMeehea by deed
dated March l. 1899, aud Of record IN the Office
Of the clerk OF the County Court OF Marshall
Cotnty. West Virginia.
TEEHs or SALE :-One.thlrd, or as much moro
n1 tho purchaser may elect to pay. cash on the
dRy Of sale tho balance II any. In two equal in
StRliments, payable Isl one aud two Year, re.
spcctlvcly from day OF sale. the purchaser TO
give his prOmiSsbry notes. bearing interest from
day OF sac with security 10 be approved by the
undersigned for said deferred inStnmentS: the
title TO said property 20 be retained until the
whole OF the purchase money and interest iS
paid. GEORGE j. AAFHiSoN.
no47 Trustee.
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selected tho north end, md Martins
Ferry took tho ball. Smith, OF Martins
Ferry, had the ball aud gained several
yards before TACKLED and stopped by
Wheeling. After two downs the wish
tors gained another ten yards and were
forcing the play desperately. Gjertsen
got the ball and ran twenty yards before
stopped. Here Brennemau gets it aud
lodging the Wheeling backs made a
clean touch down in WheelinG's goal.
Tho ball was then placed in the field
and AL Davis made beautiful kick, the
ball flying high over the goat posts.
Tho touch down counted four points
and the kick to goal two points. making
the score at this ptriod six TO nothing in
the visitors favor.
AFTER THE FIRST GOAL.
The ball was then placed in the center
again, In tho first rush Martins Ferry
gained five yards. Husseman for " heel
ing secured the ball, but before he
could gain much it was forced out OF
bounds. When in play again, hot
scrimmago cnsund in which neither side
gained much. Wheeling seemed deter
mined not TO allow their opponents to
score again, On the next down Mar.
tins Ferry gained three yards. and i'm
mediately afterwards in n rush went
ahead five yards. HusSeman secured
the ball again and made good run,
gaining five yards for his aide. lie
would have done better but for the
magnificent run and tackle by Gjertseu.
Brockunier got the bali and another
3yards were gained. Then ensued scrilu-
mage after scrimmnge in which neither
team made material gains or losses.
Both teams we're playing a desperate
game, when the ball was passed to Al
Davis, tho visitors full back, who
kicked for q gain OF thirty or!orty yards.
The ball was now dangerously near
Wheeliug'h goal. More scrimmages fol-
lowed, and Wheeling lost the ball to
their opponents again. Montgomery
tried for run to goal but was forced
OUT Of bounds; nothing gained. Mont
Comery again got the ball and before he
was thrown had made gain OF ton
yards. Both teams were now at Wheel
ing's thirty yard mark. Wheeling got
the ball again. Husseman made an
other run but was speedily tackled, and
tho team lost five yards, only twenty
five yards from goal, and Martins Ferry
PLAYING great game. Another scrim-
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steubonviIIo Defeats Franklin.

V7IV7uT 17'Y'T-'V'' TO --'7 1'''7'-
sTEvBESvIbhE, O., Nov. S0.-The
steubcnville Athletic Club foot ball
team defeated the franklin college
team of New Athens here this after
noon by a score OF twelve to nothing.
The Steubenville team won by excellent
side runs whilo the New Athens team
lost because they were able to do moth
ing only buck one center. TIE Steuben-
vile team made two touch downs in
the last half.
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Sore throat.

For sore throat there is nothing bet
ter than a flannel bandage dampened
with Chambcrlain's Pain Balm. 1t will
nearly always effect euro in one
nights timc. This remedy is also ia
voriie for rheumatism and has cured
many very severe cases.
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team practice. Then tho homo team is
mnch lighter, and their very well exc.
cuted flying wedges lost force when
worked against the heavier team before
them. However all who saw the game
agree that WheeIinG's foot ball repre-
sentatives did very well, taking every
thing into consideration. Great praise
is due Martins Ferry for the good team
work that she exhibited. The person-
atty of their players was secondary to
the concerted playing Of tho team, and
their success in scoring was due to this
more than anything else.
No preliminary practice took place,
and at 500 the teams went upon the
field. Both were greeted with much
enthusiasm by the spectators. They
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MAIN AND TENTH SITS.
WHEELING, W. VA.
One Cent Articles.

Heavy Envelopes, good Pen Holders, Q Steel
Pens, MemoFaRdumllIook,t Sheets SutS tHpet'
glRte Pencils 1 Lead Pencils. ] Collar buttons
. bunches Hair Pins. l Handkerchief. Th!mbie
paper Pins. paper Needles, spool SIR twist,
dozen Hooks and Eyes. O DarnlnE Needles,
Nutmeg Crater, dozen Brass Pants Eutton .,',
Hat Pin. box Carpet Tacks. dozen clothes
Pins. / Tablet, / set Knitting Needles.
Lots OF j.cenL goods going ut cent.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
cTATE FATR STOCKHOLDERS.

In pursuance of the by.laws Of the West Viz
ginia Exposition and State Fair Association a
meeting OF the stockholders VIII be held on
Saturday. December ., 1895. at the hour OF !
O'Clock D. M. IN the office OF the Clerk OF the
County Court of Ohio county, Mt the city of
Wheeling State Of West Virginia, for the .pNE-
pose OF holding m election Cor a Board oil d.
reciors 10 serve during the year of 1891. and TO
transact any other business that may be brought
before The meeting -
uO1l GEORGE HOOK, SECRETARY
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AAor scRlMMAaE.

gains for Martins Ferry followed, and
ms consequences the play was danger
ousIy near WheelinG's goal again. Alter
n scrimmage the bail was snapped back
to Gjertscn for a kick 10 tho full back,
but he fumbled, and n gain Of eight
yards foe Wheeling resulted. Ziegen-
fielder attempted run but Montgomery
successfully tackled him. ZiegenfeldeF
again secured tho leather and made a
magnificent run, gaining fifteen yards
for his aide before Montgomery tripped
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Ten.Cent Articles.

suspenders,. Clothes lines 2j.cent Jewelry,
Anger Braces, Stationery Packages, Jail Padloeks,
ROYAL Needle Packages, ope.halt pound Tea La
dies 2O-ccnt Hose. Dolls 25'cent Gun Buttons,
Mirrors, Pocket Knives
We are constantly receiving bargains and can;
not Quote prices, rs they arc here to-day and
gone Tomorrow II Is our aim TO always have
Something new at prices that Will make you buy.
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Fiye.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Hose, Childrcn's Hose. Rolling Pins,
lockwood Rules. Cuff Buttons. Tin Buckets Com
hinntion GinSs Cutters. Boys Knives PoSeES'
Door Bolts. NeatsfOot Oil Shoe Backing. Wash
Pans, Richter Harmonious. Towels. 2b-C Needle
Packages spectaclGS. Dime Cologne, Hair Curl
ers, School Skltes Lamp Burners, Shoe DEesSinS'
Ladies' Pins Table Knives.
MAN. lO.cCnt articles In our O'cent IiSt- Some
aud tnkC Thorn ont of Dur Nny,
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T'w0.Cent Articles.

70 dozen Buttons, Finc Comb, bottle Ink,
Pint Tin Cups. Harftlkerchicfs, Cake Cutters Pep
per Baxcs. Iaugtry Hair Pins, Carpenter Pencils
Tan Buttons Pie Pans. Pocket Combs napkins
CRn Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet Sonp Glhdets
Tnpe Lines, Rubber Tipped Pencils, Hair
CrimperS.
for the money!
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M A Clothing Store, n Boot md Shoe
Store, n Hat Store, II hey Gaods Store, n
Millinery Store, IA Notion Store, n Furnish
lug Goods store, u Hardware and TInwnro
Store, n T6U and Grocery StorC--ninc stores
In One-an complete under ono roof.
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Seren.Cent Articles.

Colgnte's Palm Soap, large Dressing Combs
HarmanIeas Counter Books, Dress Goods. La
dies Handkerchleis Mixed bird Seed, White
wash Brushes, large Tin Cups, Wash Pans, Shears.
At this popular price we offer many articles
,vorth douhle tho mSnpY.
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FOB s A

SIX lots in Belycdere addition, two corner
House OF six rooms aud hall, Chapltne, near
Twentieth street. 1000
House OF siy rooms, Eighteenth street. in good
condition $3.50. .,,
house IN rear. EOif street. between Iwelly'
third and Twenty.iourth streets 5000.
House OF four rooms, Charles street. Centre
Wheeling, $3.50 -. ,.,...i
House oil five rooms, LIND street, IAtSs NuuE'
Two business houses on Main street Centre
Wheeling. Cheap. T..
House Of fodr rooms, Tweuty.ninth street LOT
SOxi6S feet SlIO0 en-,
House Of six rooms, brick. lot 2p&l@- ieC'' AA'N
street, Centre Wheeling. 5000.
Lot east end Fourteenth street sJl ,,,,,
House OF five rooms, Woods street East "Ae'''
Ing. 81 500. lam,
House offonr rooms, Eighteenth street st i
Three houses. MoyStGu street cheap, sS26h
House 81 three rooms Twelfth street, ~ II,
House Of eight rooms Sixteenth street. ID
good condition. $500. ,,s,. T. ,,,r,.
ghers addition. $50 each. ,.,,,,,,,,,,b
House Of six TOotls hnd stable E'5H'''''"
' ThreS lots In PARK View, cheap, ,,,l
One.hai lot, McCOlloch street, Centre NH'-'
ing SEQ Ill ,,or, Mn,
Fine suburban property. two miles rom i. LUZ
CITY. five minutes wink from MOTOR NV Nt''
with ali modern improvements Cheap
Lots on CnidwCl's run SD cach' , ,,f,o
Fine fnrm of ii5.ncrcS OF National rosa u'''
miles east OF the city, on easy terms ...,,,.,
Business property on Market ssree' ~ H''''''
one OF the best manufacturing sites Ia inc
city, fronting on two railroads
"-~nT-T o. HENyTME
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REAL ESTATE.
Real Estate Bargains !

Fiveroomed house on Jacob street. ueD,
Twcnty.thlrd street, at sl.lOo EaSy terms.
~, Twofoomya nonse on ~, Merit! street. ucar
Ffye.rbomed hoaSe ON McCohoch street Al
1000 900 down aud DnlNnCC on time
SlS.roomed house on Huron stree, at 81 go
SIX foOiuN all CuuEenlunGsa. On NAItGly street
KirkwOOd. at $1,000.
Seven roomed house. all Improvements on
North NOrk street-lot SOSl2D-Gt $1,000
Eight.roomrd brio, on South Front street
river view. NJ bargain
seyeu.roOmod house OH Jacob street, nca,
Eighteenth street. at 6 .0Ol Cheap.
Call aud SEQ some OF our Bargains
Money 10 loan on real estate security.
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MARTINS FERRY WINS
The Thanksgiving Game of Foot
Ball in Wheeling.
OUR BOYS were NOT IN The game
For Scores, but They Played Des-
perate Game of Ball.
THREE TOUCH-DOHNS AND GOALS

Tells the Story OF tho Victory of the
Martins Ferry Tcam-Their Team
Work Was First Glass, aud Wheel
ing WAS Deficient in That Respect.
The Contest Witnessed by n Great
Crowd. Including the Elite of the
Community-Numbers Of Ladies
Present.
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Eieht.Cent Articles.

Monkey wrenches. whisE Brooms. Wash Bowls
Tin Buckets Long Handle Fire Shovels. Rules;
Hosiery, Large Lamp Burners. Box Paper ana
Envelopes, Spring Balances, Scissors, bank
Books, Patent Buttons.
Our customers know good thing when they
see L. loin the proeeason 70 our store.
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Ninn.Cnnt Articles.

Ladies' Gloves, Shoe Brushes Stew Pans, Pre-.
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives, worth Il cents,
Glass Dishes, MILK strainers. Coffee Pots, Flour
Sifters, Suspenders, Extract Vanilla, Dolls; Dish
Pans, Hammers, Pound Grain or GROUND rep;
per Pound Cinnamon, Pound Ginger, POUND
Baking Powder
tbnn pvar hnfDFp
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mage, and then tho ball was snapped
back to Brockunier, who made n great
kick OF twenty-five yards. For tho vis-
itors, however, Gjertson made an
equally good kick and recovered all the
ground lost. Wheeling made flying
wedge rush and gained five yards.
Again Husseman was handed the bal!
and endeavored to run for goal, but
tho over watchtul Gjertsen tackled aud
a scrimmare cnsued, in which the Wis
itors made Sigh: gain. They followed
their advantage up with q heavy rush,
but gained only three yards. However,
every gain counted Mt this time. In q
scri1mage Giertsen grabbed the ball
and made gallant dash for the goal.
The backs were not around to oppose
him and no reached the goal without
opposition, making touchdown, and
then al Davis made another successful
kick for goal. This made the score
twelve to nothing.
On resuming play Wheeling had the
ball and almost Immediately a flying
wedge was the means Of gain OF five
yards. A rush was attempted, but with
out success. Martins Ferry secured
the bali. but neither team could gain.
It was at this luncture that the Wheel
ing boys PIT up their best game, every
attempt OF Martins Ferry to advance
being desperately and successfully with
stood. The trouble, however, was that
Wheeling couldn't gain either. In tho
midst Of this play time for the first half
expired, and the teams left tho field for
an intermission OF ten minutes.
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SiX.Cent Articles.

One set Table Spoons, Blank Books. Purses.
shirtIng, Suspenders, Butcher Kn!veL Decent
Iacrs, Sleeve Buttons, l0.Cent Embroideries,
scrnbbinE Brushes. Gents Halt Hose;
Merchants invited. We have Bargains for you
md Il Will my Won 10 call.
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uEELING Athletic
Club, rah.rah-rah." A
hundred years ago the
people crowded the
churches on Thanks.
giving Day, fifty years
ago there wasn't much
change, but now the
masses aud society bow
down to foot ball.
Wheeling is no ex-
ception to the custom
Of tile day, as yester-
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wchave tho iarEcs. department store In the
state. 100 to lDOj Main street, ID 10 81 Tenth
street, and 1901 TO 1907 Market street. Eleven
department
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TNTELLiGENCER'S JOB FICR-
i NEW TYPE. SKILLED WORKAtEN, HONEST
COUNT and TASTY WORK. Send for prices
IETELLIGENCER.
% and q Fourteenth Street.
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RUSHING THROUGH The CENT H
and Wheeling lost seven yards. The
ball was next snapped back TO Brock
uner who made kick OF fifteen yards.
Gjcrsten caught the ball but was i'm
mediatelv tackled and was unable to
kick. A hvins wedge gained five yards
for Wheeling Tho ball was but
forty yards from Martins Ferry's goal,
but GjeIsten made good kick and it
was out Of danger. Brockunier caught
tho ball, and made magnificent
run gaining twenty-five yards be-
fore he was tackled. This was
the best piece OF work done by Wheel
ing in the game, and caused great ex-
element. Tho spectators crowded on
to the field and the police were brought
out 10 force them back. Wheeling next
gained ten yards in n mass play. Here
Martins Ferry got the ball and gained
three yards. This was followed up by
more gains for the visitors. Finally
Zigenfelder got the leather and looked
like he was good for long run, but a
neat tackle overthrow him, gain only
three yards. McAninch next got the
ball, but Shappleigh threw him, no
gain. Davis kicked fifteen yards,
Brockluier caught it, and tho lost
ground was nearly recovered. At this
point Brockunier was again temporarily
disabled, and plOy was suspended. The
game was then resumed, but i'll the
midst Of a scrimmage the referee called
time, and the game ended.
KICKS TO GOAL.
A feature OF the game yesterday was
the large lumber OF ladies who attend
ed. In the grand stand there were sew,
eral hundred and their bright costumes
made the scene a brilliant one. As a
general thing they took decided inter
est in the game and wanted to know
all about it,"
Manager al. BuckenberGer, OF the
Pittsburgh base ball club who is winter
ing in Wheeling, said last evening that
he intends to get together team and
challenge tho Martins Ferry boys in
the near future. 1t has developed that
there arc number Of good PLAYERS in
the city, and together with raw mater.
ial" that Buckenberger knows so well
how to develop, good eleven can no
doubt be formed readily.
The financial side of the game was
successful, even beyond expec;ations.
The City Hospital will realize about
$500. The hospital is also fortunate in
not having to receive patients from tho
two teams. There were no serious
hurts. Several of the boys spilled few
drops OF the crimson fluid, but that was
all.
There was even unusual interest here
in the outcome Of the two big eastern
college matches, and tho newspaper bull
letin boards were surrounded by crowds
during the evening. Princeton's defeat
OF Yale was surprise to everybody, as
comparison Of the work of the two
teams led to the belief that the New
Haven men wonld win.