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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18
MANY RECORDS
In ATHLETICS
AND APPRovED AT ANNUAL MEET
mo OF AMATEUR ATHLETIC
UNION.
Many Matters OF Importance rransacssd
and onioers Were Elected Tor
Ensuing Year.

NEW YORK. Nov. l7.-Aifred ]. I'm.
Jr-. OF Boston. was this afternoon elect
ed Ere'ois ,nn e ,Ss Ama,sGT Ats-st,s
wee president. John Elliott OF san Fran
cisco. second vice president, Theodore X
George J. Turner % Baitirnore. fourth
vice president. Frederick ". Rauer. OF
Philadelphia. James r. sullivan Of this
city, was reelected secretary and treas
urcr.
The elec,iops took place at the annual
OF the United States and IN addition 20
The choosing 81 on ce-s many matters
OF Importance were decided.
The elections took place at the annual
Boston. rs president. was somewhat %
surprise. the general opinion prior TO the
philadelphia. the only other nominee for
the oricc. would succeed Gustavus r
stood % to IN favor Of I'm and his
election was then made unanimous
Many Records MADE.
In all 81 new records. made during the
last year. were approved. seventy-eight
OF these were In track and field events
the swimming records Duke y. Kahana-
moku. OF Honolulu, was credited with
seven Hannes Kolehmainen. the Fin
nish olympic distance runner. was given
- new records, 2 indoor and 81 out
door track records. at distances from
T. p. Drew. the Splinter from Spring
neld MASS high school. accounted for
spectively
John Paul Jones. OF Cornell. with his
WORLDS outdoor record OF 4.ls rs. and
Abel X. kiviat. OF the Irish-American A
g. with AIS i-b FOR "a mile. indoor. were
the honor men among the middle dis
lance runners Of the year.
II was the general opinion OF IN. dele
gates that hereafter the record commit
tee should accept only records mad. at
standard distances and IN events accord
ing TO the list which now obtains in the
United states. those sanctioned by the
Olympic council a. advocated hy the
passed upon At next years Paris conven-
ton OF the lnteT-aticnaI Olympic COM
mission.
To BE Represented
The organizatlon will ne represented
by "a committee to he appointed later al
the sessions OF the Athletic Federation
70 be held at London or Brussels and
Paris next year.
President Kirby before retiring sub-
united a lengthy statement OF the work
accomplished during his term ana asfvo-
Gated that COMPETITIONS. under strict
conditions and limitations between anna
teur and professional athletes should he
sanctioned. This matter was referred TO
the board OF governors
The secretary-trensurer's renor, .how
ed a net gain for the year OF yaT eig s
and "a balance OF s24.S7T.6e on hand Tbs
boxing championships proved tho hest
source OF revenue during the year They
netted ss,OA6.S4. The only other branch
or sport where the net revenues reached
the one thousand dollar mark was the
indoor senior championship. whicb
showed profit OF s2.594ie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18
CONVICTS WILL
ARRIVE TODAY
ENiTENTlARN GUARDS WITH 20
PRISONERS EXPECTED.
At State institution in MoundsviIle
From Mcdowell County
Two TO Hang.

Guards W &. High and r. l..
ThomI son Of the prison guard force
OF the Moundsvllle penitentiary are
due TO arrive at MoundsviHe this ar
ternoon with twenty conyicts from
Mcdowell county
Among the twenty are thought to
De- the TWO condemned negroes who
ar" 10 DO hnn-ed IN the very near fu-
ture. The men coming today have
sentences ranging from one To pigh-
teen years and are said 10 be "A bad
iot The prison population will be
greatly increased. although four con
Nicts were released YESTERDAY they
having served out their sentences
William Henderson. who killed a
deputy sheriff at Williamstowu. Is
sentenced to be- hanged also a negro
named Brown. who. ~ IS allegel.
killed another negro during % quarrel
Dates for the hauginss have not been
set
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18


When this decision was received IN
Wheeling by the alumni and others
Interested I'm the playing OF the game
there was some very unfavora BILE
comment passed on the action OF the
team I'm breaking their contract The
geenral opinion was that 10 was real
" more OF = case OF timidity than any
thing else.
The resembling OF the former deci-
sion OF the team will be the cause OF
"A great amount OF rejoicing on the
part OF the local football public A.
this late date IL would have been i'm
possible for the Stats 70 have Sc
cured another team 10 MI the vacancy
and as a result the schedule would
have been seriously affected.
Manager Bachman will confirm his
announcement OF last evening to-day.
after he has questioned tho entire
squad as 10 whether or not they will
be willing 10 play. over the phone
last evening he expressed the opinion
that he expected very little difficulty
IN securing the consent OF every
player. There was an unconnrmed
rumor about the city that one OF the
main directors 10 the game among
the players was a local boy but with
all OF his team mates willing TO play.
he. too, will undoubtedly have 10 get
IN line
Officials for the game have already
been agreed upon BoOkman OF Ohio
State will act as referee. Cunning
ham Of Kenyon as umpire and Wat
kins OF ". V. L. as head linesman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18
LAD INJURED
Stanley Blake. OF East Wheeling. Sus-
t7ins Injuries Of Painful Nature
in Fall From Wagon.

While helping the driver OF one OF
the United Dairy Companys wagons
.oad empty milk cans yesterday
morning Stanley Blake. a young lad
OF Sixteenth street. was thrown from
the wagon and received blow on the
head which may result seriously He
was standing In the rear OF the wagon
when the horse became frightened
and jumped forward. throwing the
boy 10 the street
He was Immediately taken into his
home and DR.. T. f. Plant called
There could b. found no trace OF a
fractured skull although the head
vas badly bruised. All through the
day D. was almost impossible for him
to Keep nourishment In the lads
stomach. although % was stated that
he was resting easier last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18
FILTRATION
Question VIII Be- Discussed IN Coun.
co This Everin q--Nu-h In
terrst IN Ncetind

Mayor 90 T. kIrk Yesterday issued
iI' DIU o.. fIo special meeting of
council fu ho hold thi. evening fUr
tho rurUus ui .gkuE mo- aIH rorrIT
,flnl r.'Huaf.0re from di-rrsnf h,
'rHI'.. 'rEIuf.r. who have llid fhp'r
condition. before The board uf control
90 nicotine held during ur uasf
W'Nh Council D.. expected tom. .ff fu
decide upon whether or not thrt win
nave Un" engineer fo gp over Tho
hlfftfion question or three
The DHll also dreIruates that rrun
fiI may consider fhp ordinance com
mite" report approval uf amy now
q I'u.ri WrufH. messages from board
H control end ALEC fnr the purno.c az
holding license court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18
ASKS AID.

Chief OF Police Thomas Ieyland re.
c.ivyl communication Yesterday
from Mrs. Gertrude Bambach OF 236
t1st Vernon avenue. Los Angeles.
Cal. asking that h. aid I'm locating
her brother. Carl Fcrciter. who is
SUPP csod o. be- residing IN this city.
u is understood that she wishes 10
share with him a large fortune left
hN their mother who died recently
in Hungary 20" b. described az being
about . feet inches taU. having "a
dar. complexion. medium brown hair
i.lI brown eyes. WtI-ht about 135
pounds %" is said 90 be- O. butcher
hF trade aud has not been heard OF
for ahOu. ~ months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18
W. Y. U. FOOTBALL SQUAD
MEETS STATS TEAM SATURDAY
coLoRED NATIONAL
BASEBALL LEAGUE or
u. q. - OH0AHIzED

t.Cles of Incorporation were filed
with the secretary OF state here
today for the Coiored National
Baseball League OF the United
State. The League Is capital zed
for $4,000 and is backed By Chit
cagO men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18
AMATEUR FOOTBALL
TITLE II DISPUTED
Central A. c. Contest chain, q, u...
ington "A. 9. 90 the Champfonshin

h
ington A. G. 20 the Champfonshsn
The Central A. g. % south Whesiin1
nave been endeavoring ever sine. az
ntginning Of the football season 10 ar
lS".e same with both the l. A C's
latter 'hS
The W. a. c. however. hav. oor-
-l-l'utN refused 20 play at Forty
seventh street although offored &c.,.
inducement. apparentiy gsar9r eNe,y
IeaNe their own field. In order 10 ar
range game the Certrais are piiling
Q" acede 90 the demands % the Wasb
Irons ana are willing 70. play on
island ball park AT any time conveni-
eni 10 them. and are also willing Tor
me winner ~ the game 90 take an -
the money derived from the gate re-
The W 4. C's have ~ din.rsr,
times throughout the season eiairSed
the amateur championship Of the Obic
valley. hut until they have rflrfnatc1
ne central A. ~. they certainly can
nave fH clear claim 90 the title
Tho management OF the Central A q.
would like e. hear from the vs.. A -.
or once through any % the local
papers.
The O. a. C's aro without en-,
lor sund'v and would Ike IN fs.r
TOT any team IN the ohio valley ir-
.lndinE ], s. @ ~ TeUnirc. Nf fa
Chantnl Island a o. WaefirFfar
81. g. N. g.. or IeIInirc. or Mound CITY.
why does that little hon orc-
there refuse 20 associate with the
Haven't you heard She VA.
ha. rh"d from an egg that was laid in
crlWahIs $4,000 coon -Clovc1and
Plain Dealer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18
NEWARK CLUB DIRECTORS
HOLD BRIEF MEETING

NEWARK. -. J.. Sov. 1-.-Directors
OF tho Newark club. the 1873 champions
81 the International league. gathered to-
day 20 elect oficers. Neither Charles "a.
Fhhets. president Of the Brooklyn Na-
tioral league club. nor Charles ~ Eh-
bets. Jr. who has been mentioned a. a
candidate for president Of the Newark
club, was present owing 90 an Illness iU
the Ehhets family. ana ~ 10 meeting wa
adjourned until December 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE LAST
NIGHT AFTER CONFERENCE.
Eight Players on College Team Prom
Use TO Appear for Game-Others
VIII Likely Consent.

=. West Virginia University will meet
the Stats A. &. IN this city Saturday!
. rms was the announcement received
rom Graduate Manager Bachmann
last evening. following a meeting OF
the student body yesterday. which was
addressed by President Thomas p
Hodges. President Hodges declared
himself To be emphatically in favor
OF the playing OF the game. the con
tract for which had been signed al
most year ago. In short he stated
that In his opinion the honor OF the
university depended on the team liv-
"ing mp to their agreement with the
stats management Following his
address, almost the entire student
body favored the playing OF the game.
Immediately following the meeting
Manager Bachmann began interview
Ing the players I'm an endeavor to see
how they stood on the matter. and
eight OF them interviewed up 10 last
10 play the game as scheduled. The
remainder are expected 20 line up
with these eight today
This SUDDEN change I'm tho attitude
or the university players has no doubt
resulted in a great measure from the
strong protests made by the alumni
IN this section against the cancella-
ton OF the game. West Virginia
graduates In Wheeling and vicinity
have been trying for years 20 have
the representative OF their alma ma
ter appear here and IL was due main
" 70 their efforts that the game was
arranged with the Stats There was
no hint OF any hitch I'm the arrange
ments until several weeks ago. when
~ was suddenly announced that the
players. against the wishes OF the
athletic management OF the universi-
". had voted against the playing OF
the game. No good reason was given.
other than that the game would be
too strenuous for them in view OF the
fact that Immediately following ~
they win have to meet Villa Nova.
whom they are very DESTROYS OF de
featfug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18

You know. there's more IN this
world than money"
~ don't know n there IL my wife
hasn't fought OF it"-Detroit Free
Press
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18

larke Griffin g. disrIeased with
gam" ~ BAH fug the White -ov rer.rtf. .
lu 'ylp weather. The manager Of 3D..
senators exercised great care last sea
Do would be IN the pink OF ~ordfft.,, y,,
ih' i'if campaign. and was f4rIo..
when De learned that johnson foot ,
gnant. with HIS arm by pitching in cold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18

Even m umpire cannot withstand the
ravagcs 81 the deadly golf bug. When
the base ball season closed ."Siii..
% louchlin. Or the American Iearf.a
starr. returned 70 his home In Rochester
and q friend OF his invited him out 10
the Eolf links
six TOOK n great fancy 10 the game
and has since become an srtEusiastic
but golf ''''''
Those hall players who believe IN tho
theofN That playing golf A. good FOR mo
ewes VIII no doubt hail this AZ "A vel
come lit or news
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18

II has been discovered that the dis
coNerer OF Rch Russell was more other
IMAM the mayor OF TeNs home town
Bonham. Tex. The mayor Is /. L
HarEroNe. who runs grocery store as
the city.
The Bonham team has been losing
StcadilE ana the mayor didn't like IL
10 had heard ono OF his clerks sneak
of a cousin, a crack southpaw 50 the
mayor told the clerk 70 trot the cousin
around. The cousin was Reb Russell
and he's been winning ever since.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18

Fielder Jones. president OF the North
western league and FORMER leader OF
the chicago White SoN. courded To- a
friend or his while attending the minor
league meeting at Columbus that no
mas no desire TO re-enter the big lea
cues either a. manager or rs the own
OF a team. Jones declares that hi.
hrEe business interests on the Coast
would prevent him from coming East
Tor any great length ~ time This will
nor prevent the pOssipS however from
linking Jones name with the manage
ment OF the Brooklyn team for next
season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18
HOLD-OUTS NOW
HAVE THE STAGE
WALSH EXPECTED TO HELP HOE.
LANDERs NEXT SEASON
worlds Tour In Proving Successful,
Ffnancially-Other Winter
Base Ball pope.

The hold-out season In base hall has
arrived and Buck" O'Brien. the pitcher
who gave Pames u. McAleer so much
trouble before signing with the Boston
ked. SoN last spring. h. at the head OF
the procession. The Inauguration Of the
worlds series halk il now OF the roster
OF the Oakland club OF the Pacific Coast
League. but the fact that he has been
relegated 20 the minors has not IN the
least impaired his ability TO pose as a
hold-out
a few days ago Arthur Deviin. not 80
long aEo with the Giants. and now man
aver OF the oaks. rendered O'Brien his
contract for 1914. but "Euck' did not
mince his words in declaring that he
would rather go on the stage than play
ball az thin figgirs"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18

according TO John McGraw. the trip
through the west by the world tourists
mas been "A big financial success In
many instances the receipts have ex-
.eeded All expectations. and he claims
that II u now assured that when tho
teams return 20 America next winter
theN VIII be clear Of all indebtedness
with something ahead OF the game.
There seems TO have been many in
stances where ~ was found profitable To
TAKE certain percentage OF the Eat.
receipts In preference to the guaranteed
oi $1,000. 50 that ~ is believed that by
the time the tourists reach Vancouver
IN anout week or so. their hank roll
VIII he sufficiently large TO defray the
expenses OF the remainder OF the trim
even though the games should moi
draw well In foreign countries Ru,
inc chances are that che interest abroad
VII De much greater than Il was in
ISIS when the hrst world trim was
made. BASEBALL has advanced "A whole
10y since then. The sport has proSper-
80 In this country To- such an event
that other countries have been forced
TO sit up and take notice. and IL wnuli
not be at all surprising II the games
draw large crowds wherever the teams
appear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18

New York critics believe that Ta-nk
thance made a ten strike when he pro-
cured Jimmy Walsh from Connie Mack
layers IN the International League who
played with and against Walsh consider
Nun "A great infielder and all-around ha n
player. yet Walsh did not shine much
while with the Athletics. u was Walsh
VINO was thought 10 be the best OF the
pair when he was procured with Murphy
hnt the latter shaowed so much more
'tniuty with the bat that Walsh was
almost forgotten and IL was In very few
games that he was played. II may he
OF course. that when he is PLAYED rec'i-
larry with teh Yankees he will show 70
ptt'sr advantage. as players often do.
but he will have 10 show n LOT better -,
rhance than he did for Mack In order
10 be or any help TO Chances team.
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Mnfdne.

Ora polr<il. 35 Sabre aft. an
Der 8. uno Gummit Gtrobe ipobnhrft,
ipurbe an Der a6isn 6irabe uno 6tas
se ADenue, pon einem Der Jobn Babel
Comp. sebOrenbtm Nntomobi rieoers
gernnnt. poipeli trus 0srlesunsen
an ben Armen unb Heinen bapcn, bic
I'm ftdbtHdtn 90fpitat r<rbuHben
tpurben.
Mm 8. Str. 0iabutt tpuroe sss
fern Der 20 Sabre dlis ghrles Mdts
icn, BON 30. 1868 WiIeer Mpe., bon
tinem Muto nisbtreernnns uno trug
cine aDpfnunbe napon, bic fsine ues
terfiibrung ndh eem itdotiidwn ooipis
tai noshpenbig mnhte.
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fpurbe Der AuiIf<r bes Wagms @epre
Glib Ieiht peripunbst unb nribte iith
nah benz ftdbtiihtn 6ofpitdl begeben.
Der 4nnalt Mlbert gunnfnahdm
bon go. 234 Gbrmon Gtrabe, fubr In
dneebIin 81 fnnsIIfm Tempo Die Reos
biug Raan- <uttanse euH6-sa saIlioKts 0u
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Gin Der gsiue gtrake
gsrrben einent WeriidJt SniDlge heate
GtraFenbnbnuasrn Derfebrem.

geSiiaIid ber einien, amf ipefdeH
am bemtigen 5nge Der EfrahenbaiDns
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gplisei has tiefite Efiaidlueigen be-
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iptroen ipiro, bic pon Der Nemiie on
Der gine Gtrahe ams nerfehren. Wa,
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8etrifb geistt iuerben.
glns oieiem Wrmnee bnrfte and
BON Der Tolisei cine Weranbernna ocr
Waridrente FIR bic beute HadDmiftas
itafffinbeHSe srofe arbeiterpWaoe
aHgeorbHef fuoroen ieim, bic aripriiHs.
lid aber bic gine Strahe gehen iplf-
te, nnf 6nnid) Der Foli5ei jebodl nadl
anberen Sfrnhen perleet iunroe.
ferner ioli bic Bplisei nnb bic
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MbiidDf mmgfhen, hente ben Hetrieb
BON einiaem einien anfsnmebmeH, DC
bon Der 3emiie on Der Seipitt Apeaus
ans nrrfshren.
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mar lifio ben Mittipen unb Moiien Ue.|
legerlbeit CAB, ihr WeIo Mittipen
ino Waiien baben befnnntIid, piel
Gelo In StraBenbnbnaftieit nnjii.
Iegen.
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fanntIid) ben fiinfsigjabrigen isreis
|brlef ihelsfen uno onlnit mar ibr bic
giir1erifait an Sinoen uno ssiif,esi
|nefeiielt sir ansbeutiing ousgeIiefert.
glls oie giiraer ifterffen, fpie MIN lie
|iIbers DIR geb1iieil nn0 cine itorfe
Mgitation sim g8ioernif bieies ssrai.
briefs einiette, iieb man iid) Dciiielben
BON Der naddten 2eeisldtiir nod Gin.
NAL lpe5ien periiegeItt uno perbriefen
Sn5lriidpn mar ons gnii3e Strnbens
babnfuitem an cine 8eieIIid,nft DIT.
Iif)er stapitnIiitcn .,Uerpndlte." NOR.
ben i.no feifoem aebort 9err W. ass.
len Sd)oepf Ju uttiern seid)dtten Dit.
biiraeru. Tie Sample, iufld)e in Der
Derfloiirnen 9esisIntir gefiibrt mir.
ben, iiHo nod in Sebermnuiis Grin.
|nerlng itirb braiiden fier Ilif)t iuig.
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fam es einmnI sn eiisem fur5en aits-
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lmurne, mar bic llnteritiibings. .Geien.
itoft Der angeiielItgn, bic 5itrn Be
TRACE bon $1,000 per ssohr non Ser
Gonpoiip iirbpertionirt iporben lit
Die nid)t unbetr1d,tlifen ,SoH0s Sie,
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oieier syonos mag IS nod 5u lang
pieriaen Rrojeilen icnuiten.
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0ies ,tn0 Das.
Der ausftanb Der sfraftperIabs,

- Der Ausitdnh Der syrahtnerlaber
an Der q. &c 8. unb Der G., .. &c ..
Giienbnbn i'll poriiber. Die Qsuie has
ben ben Ronpromibpcrf9log Der Gis
Observation-Disclosures aHgenommsn.
AHFtatt init elmer 3ulaee BON 3spti
Gents per Stunbe btgniigen lid bic
eeute nit sinsm Gent Qohnauffdlas.
Gr grdfibent Wilidm o. 5aft
bc. bic Ginlabune onssnommen. BET
Der ginipeibuns Der nsusn 6oHbtls.
TANNER i'm Union Central Qift Snf.
@ebduoe on 8ine unn Uieyter Gtrdbe
BITE 1ouptrebe 81 baIisn.
- Die 33. internatiDnale stonDens
tion Der y. W. 6. u. bot eeItern Mors
gen in Der MuIitbaIIs ibrvn anfans ses
Hommsn. Dbe Wcpor Jobnlun be-
griibts bic Gelegatsn, bis aus allen
a1Hbern Der Melt bier sufommenaes
ftromi finb. auberbsm frurben bic Bel
er0ffnnHg elmer aonDeniion iiblihen
RebsR gebalien unb beute miro nit Der
eig.niIinsn 4rbsit bsgonnen ipsrosn.
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