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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06

families. both being born in Germany
and came here when young. The fol.
lowing are the children and grand
children: Mrs. Mary Fisher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Winter. Mr.. and Mrs. McGee. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Blackburn of War
wood. all children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Winter. and Mr. and Mrs. Fife.
Mrs. Morrington. Master Charles
Blackburn. Miss Katherine Blackburn.
Miss Marie and Master Albert Winter.
Miss Hazel. Miss Hilda. Miss Virginia
and Miss Irene Winter. Master Harold
Winter. Miss Ida Fife. Master Harry
Norrington, all grandchildren of the
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
"5OOo Party.

Robert Tener and Kinley Tener en-
tertained few friends at their home
on Friday night and TIE fol,oE:ng
were preesnt:
Misses Eliza FTissell. Elizabeth
spears OF Pittsburgh, Florence
Wright. Virginia Tener. Elizabeth
Hupp. Anna Tener, Virginia Higgins.
Virginia Hoffman. Helen McCullagh.
Clerimonde Mendel. Virginia Taylor,
Elinor Taylor. Catherine LETTERS. Vir-
ginia HoTkheimer. Ruth Mason. Nettie
Gutman. Irma Waddell OF Pittsburgh
Alice Cooke. Catherine Ransom and
Roberta Tener.
Messrs. Harold Mendel. John Water
house. William Higgins. Irwin Kelley,
William Kelley, Charles Warehouse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
Duduense Club.

The Duquense Dancing Set will give
ITS second Masquerade ball. Tuesday
evening. at the Arion Hall. Prizes in
gold will be given TO the finest
dressed lady and the most comical
dressed gent. AS the dances are be-
coming more popular every Tuesday.
a large attendance is expected: a fine
program has been arranged by
Strehm's Saxophone Orchestra.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
Dance This EVENING.

The Bachman orchestra will give a
dance at the Arion hall this evening
The following is the program to be
rendered
Waltz-When Was There Ever a
Night Like This?
IWo-Step. SyncOpated Boggfe Roo
" altz -........ That's How I Need You
IWo-step- -....-.. An African Smile
waltz. Il Always Knew the Girl 1 Loved
:, N'-Step s-.-.--... Yankee Dandy
AtuoNh .-......-.... "Henrietta-
! Wo-S ter 49,. o.. Home spun Rag
L.'ottsche- Moonlight EaV
Nv o-Step- ......... The Mellow Needy
waltz Ike Girl With Smile
Like You.
Two-step .......-.- Iaupbtps o,.o
Extras.
Hame Waltz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
SOCIETY
For House Guests.

Miss Sara Wrestling. who is homs
from Morgantown. where she is a
student at Stat University, has been
entertaining house party. Saturday
afternoon a bowling party was Nven
az the Scottish Rite cathedral. The
following were the guests:
Misses.
Lois Harm. OF Mary McNash
Brandford. Pa. stella Garden. of
Stella Fitch. OF Covington va
huhtlnSt ton Less Liter. Of Cadiz
Marsaret Bond Enma Beall
Gtta Bolton Gertrude Smith
Nuth Holden Anna McGregor
Ahfsaret IierNey Evelyn Mccoy
Ruth Peabody Catherine JefYrfss
Lena hratt Helen BOND
Mesdamea.
Marold Campbell j. NJ. Wrestling
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
CARDINAL ELEVEN
TO START PRACTICE
Alexandra Pigsin Chasers to Have
Strong Team-Iniial Workout
b.. to Be Held Sunday.
-PhotO by National Photo %.
5pecial TO The WAshington Herald.

Sperial 10 The Washington Hsrah
Alexandria, Va. Sept. 15,-At a special
meeting Of the Cardinal A c.. which
was held at the residence Of President S.
A. Breen, II was decided TO organize for
the coming season. The prospect for d
strong team for this season are very
promising as all the members of last
years team, which made such a creditable
showing for the last three years. are ex-
pected to be out in full force, and when
the first game is played the old regular
and many new faces will be in the
lineup.
The following players will report:
Hamilton, Shauer. Brahan, Douglas, T.
CockreII. X. Cockrell, SOuthertand, Ale,
Snouden. Trigger, A. Hayden, Owens,
Entwisle, ]. WentxeL R. Weutzel. Nails,
Curtin. Drenelt, Mcbride. r. Hayden,
T. Peyton, and McDermott.
The election OF captain and manager
has been postponed until the next meet
ing which will be held Wednesday at the
residence of H Crump SIS Queen Street
and the first practice viii be held Sunday
morning, September y, at the local ball
park
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
SCHAEFER AND HENRY
TO PICK BALL CLUBS
National Players to Select Two Ath
letc Teams on Outing of
Y. M. E. A. Saturday.

Germany Schaefer and John Henry,
OF the Nationals, have both given their
promises TO be ON hand and pick the two
athletic and baseball teams ON the big
outing of the Y. NJ c. A. boys depart
ment next Saturday at the Zoo. The two
teams will be known as the Schaefers
and the Henrys, and they will compete
first in a baseball game and afterward in
series of athletic events, including a
10o-yard dash for boys fifteen years and
over and 60-yard dash for boys under
fifteen, and a relay, in which every boy
on the outing will participate.
John Henry has become a favorite with
the members of the boys department
through his talk TO the youngsters at a
membership rally some months ago.
Schaefer is well known through his an
tics on the ball field, but the boys are
anxious to see and know him better,
and this they will be permitted 10 do
on the outing Saturday. The party will
leave the Y. NJ. c. A. Building at $50
a. m. The two ball players will be con-
veyed by automobile to the diamond and
athletic field. which is located at the
foot of Adams Mill Road, in the Zoo
logical Park.
IL o'clock and Mr.. Schaefer will act as
starter, while Mr.. Henry looks after
the close decisions which are expected
to come through the tape in the dashes
and relay. Albert NJ. Chesley will have
general charge of the affair The two
athletic teams will compete for a hant
some shield, offered TO the team scoring
the most number OF points. Points will
be scored ten for the baseball game and
five for first place in the dashes; three
for second place and two for third place.
Winning the relay race will score an
additional ten points for the victorious
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
BANKERS MUST
HUSTLE TO WIN
With Chief Green in Form the
An-Stars Should Have Easy
Time with Champs.
JOE GEIBEL WILL CATCH
Local Boy Who Has Made Good with
Savannah Win Do Receiving
in Opening Contest.

With Chief Green. the former star
I1inger of Catholic University, on the
mound. the Bankers will have a tough
trow to hoe in the first Of the. series of
three games TO be staged between a team
of aII-stars, cOmposd of local boys who
have been playing in the minor Leagues,
and the Bankers, amateur champions OF
the District.
Green will work the opening game Of
the series, with Clyde Richmond. Buck
Barton, and Tommy Cantwen I'm reserve.
The Stars will present a fast aggregation
and the fans. are promised some good
baseball Each game will start prompt
liy at o'clock at Capital City Park.
North Capitol and L Streets Northeast.
Billy Belts. the veteran Indicator ham
dler. will have charge Of the series.
Efforts are being made to have Austin
Howard here for the series. Howard
has been playing good baseball for the
Lynn club. I'm the New England League,
and should come home in great shape
Howard. II he returns in time, will hold
down short for the Stars, shifting Ray
King to second. Ii is planned to have
Al Handiboe here to play center field,
but this appears to be out of the ques-
ton at present, as il was learned last
night that Al was thinking Of remain
ing in Savannah an winter.
Joe Geibel is here and will catch Chief
Green tomorrow. Geibel has had a good
season in the South Atlantic League. hit
ting well and throwing to the bases in
that same old clever style. When right
Geibel is about as clever a receiver as
the District has ever turned out.
As the Virginia State League season
closed yesterday. Yum AIoreland and
Chick 'Davis will return home today
These boys will be in the lineup against
the BaEks=s tomorrow at Capital City
League Park.
The field day this afternoon at Vigi-
Iant Park, when the leading amateur ball
tossers OF the District will get together,
should bring out some real speed. In the
1OO-yard dash, some OF the fastest boys
in town will start, while the other events
will also see the speedy lads in action
Frank Hoffecker and Chris Feinle will
be the huriers for the dOuble-header in
Richmond next saturday afternoon, when
the Bankers meet the Richmond GRys
in the final games of the intercity
series. The Bankers should win both
these contests, as the Grays do not look
as strong with the stick as the local
title holders.
As the series now stands A tie, the
Richmond fans are sure to turn out in
big numbers. The Bankers will more
than likely leave here early Saturday
morning and will return home SUNDAY.
Ky winning yesterdays game in the
Potomac League, the Government Hos
pital for the Insane team won the pen
nant III TINS circuit. TnIS league mas eD-
JOyed a good season, and next year Will
be even stronger. According to one Of
the officials of the league, it will not be-
come a member Of the amateur associa-
ton next spring, but will continue to
play independent ball
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
RESERVE ELEVEN IN LINE.
NiGiIant Seconds Stnrt Preparations
for the Coming Season.

The Nigilant Reserve football team
has organized for the coming season and
will start practice tomorrow evening AT
Fifth and L Streets Southeast at
O'Clock. The majority Of the players who
will compose its lineup We're with the
champion 14O-poUnd National Athletic
Club last season. and with the many
additional candidates who are expected
to report u Capt Bobby Grace tomor-
row a cracking good eleven is looked for.
This outfit will play all preliminary
games at Vigilant Park, and issues def
to any team in or about the District
The arranging Of games and all business
that the Reserves will have during the
coming season will be looked after by
Joe Oliveri. the weIl-knOwn leader Of the
NigiIants. The head coach and assistant
coach will look after the welfare of the
Youngsters
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
Bob Murphy Makes Good
Impression On Callahan
Local Boy Works Out with
White Sox and VIII Be
Given Further Trial.

Bob Murphy. manager and captain
of the Aggies of the Departmental
League, worked out AT National Park
yesterday with the Chicago White Sox,
and made so favorable an impression
upon Manager Callahan, of the Windy
City tribe, that he has been asked to
come out to the park again Monday
for a further trial.
Manager Callahan liked the looks OF
the youngster. Bob handled himself
well in the field. and also at the bat.
He hit the offerings of the huriers In
batting practice hard, and took care OF
several hard drives in the outheid.
should Murphy show we'll tomorrow,
he will more than likely be signed by
Callahan, and taken ON the trip with
the club. At any rate, Murphy Is al
most sure 10 be given good trial next
spring by the Chicago club. Manager
Callahan will see him IN action today
at vigiIant Park. when tbs vIgilAnts
play stropg team,
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
SOX TAKE FIRST GAME
OF THE SERIES, 6 TO a
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

from first base TO make the nut out. This
was the last chance the Nationals had
to score. as Scott did not allow a, hit dur
ing the remaining three innings.
RiPpy Williams was sent up as 4 pinch
hitter for GalIia in the fifth. so Doc Ayres
pitched the Chicago sixth. retiring the
side after walking the first man to face
him
With the score . to against
The Nationals. Tom Hughes was on
the mound when the Sox came TO bat
IN the seventh and the veteran was hit
hard only in the ninth, when with three
balls and iva strikes on Berger, Long
Tom Eroovei one. waist high, which
Berger hit uy.r Milans head for a home
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
INDIVIDUAL GOLF
TITLE TO WHEELER
Quarter Back of 1912 Yale Eleven
Captures intercollegiate Champion
ship by Trimming Marshal

Noble, Pa, Sept. 13-NathanieI Wheeler
quarter back on the Yale 1872 football
team. won the intercollegiate individual
golf championship this afternoon BY de-
feating John Marshall, jr., Of William.
on the course Of the Huntingdon Valley
Club, up and to play.
r. w. Gleason. Of Williams. defeating
]. W. Gillette, jr. Of the same college,
IN the mai maTcn OF a consoIauon set
for cup presented by William L. Yule,
wealthy Wisconsin manufacturer
father of Gordon Yule, one of YaIe's golf
stars.
The players failing to qualify for the
championship tournament were eligible
to play. Gleason beat his teammate s up
and TO play.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
FLYNN CHAMP IN
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Victors' Fast Second Sacker
Tops List Of SIuggers IN
Rosedale Circuit.
STEGEMERTEN SECOND
Finishes Season Two Points Behind
Leader-Bernie Grady Best
Base SteaIer.
STEGEMERTEN SECOND

Bobby Flynn. the little second sacker
OF the Yictors club in the Rosedale
Junior League, tops the list of sluggers
WITH a - average. having been to the
nat torty-two times In twelve games and
has connected for seventeen safeties,
Soooy also has shown some amount Of
speed on the paths having sixteen stolen
oases 10 his credit, and ranks third in
this line.
Dutch steGemerten, team mate OF
FLYNN sis second in line in the hattinr
line, having connected for nineteen bin
giles m forty-seven trips to the plate for
an average Of .40S
Bernie Grady, Of the Hgh1ansers.
proved TO he the tOp-notcher in the base
stealing line. with twenty thefts 10 his
credit BrosSman, OF the Astorias. and
D4ttoe. OF the Iroquois. are tied for SEE
ond place, with eighteen stolen bases.
The averages follows
BATTING AVERAGES OF JUNIOR LEAGUE
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
Pitches Good Ball and Hos
pital Nine Trims Congress
Heights, 10 to 7.
LANDS CHAMPIONSHIP
St. Elizabeth's Outfit Captures Flag in
Potomac League by Winning
Sensational Game.

Government Hospital for the Insane
by virtue of its 70 TO victory over Con.
gress Heights yesterday, won the Po-
tomac League championship for the sea-
son OF 1913
Big Six Mumford, who has proved
the leagues sensation and the greatest
factor in the success of his team, brought
his seasons work TO a fitting close with
a hard-fOught victory. He allowed but
six hits and famed five.
The losers fought hard throughout and
admitted defeat only when a fast double
play-Nansise to King to Carrico-killed
off a promising rally and ended the
game. Score:
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
ELLIS TO COACH
TECHNICAL HIGH
Former Maroon and Gray
Star Is Appointed Foot
ball Mentor.
DONALD M'KINNEY BACK
Candidates VIII Report Wednesday to
Capt. White at Capital
City Park.
DONALD M'KINNEY BACK
ny Z. w. SWAN.

'HaEgy' Ellis. former gridiron hero al
Technical High School and George
wash!ngton University, has been Rp'
pointed head coach Of the 1918 Technical
High School football team, This was
announced last night.
In 1905 Harry Ellis VAS one Of the lead
ing gridirou stars of the scholastic Sc
ries The year following Re entered
George Washington University and
starred for two seasons. As q running
mate to Wayne Hart, Ellis proved to be
the sensati ton of the scholastic series dur
ing 1905.
When Wayne Hart signed to assist
Frank Gargan as field coach at George
town, steps were taken at once to secure
Ellis for the Manual Trainers Ellis did
not consent to take the position at once,
hut pressure was brought TO bear. and
the former Blacksmith star will mold the
Maroon and Gray team into shape for
the scholastic series this fall, starting
Wedn -sday afternoon at Capital City
League Park.
Capt White will have a big squad out
WEDNESDAY. as the only men who made
the team last year not to report Wednes-
day will be Eckendorf. Doleman. and
Montgomery. Doleman will enter NJ. A
g. while Ecky Is slated for Northern
university.
White IS confident of turning out
good team. With the same heavy line.
the BlaCksmiths should be able TO hold
any OF the other teams in check, AMI
with a little new blood in the back field.
viii have a fast and aggressive aggre-
cation.
Last season Tech had the material. but
lacked speed The line was too slow
charging ana for this reason more than
anything else, Central proved to he the
victor.
One boy who is sure to he a star at
Tech this season in the back field is
Ochsenreiter who played a half back
and quarter back position last fall. Och
senreiter is perhaps the best Of the
Youngsters in the game this season. and
with the proper coaching. will develop
into q consistent ground gamer for the
Maroon and Gray.
Harry Costello, captain of the George
town University eleven, is expected to
arrive in town this afternoon. He will
lake charge Of the candidates tomorrow
afternoon, when the first of the candi-
dates for the eLrven will report
Just who of the OLD men will report at
dcrstood that quite a few of the veterans
will be on hand for the first practice Of
the year.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
Oh, You, Frank Baker.

Oh. the Giants did sleep IN a sIumber deep,
Amer saving PRAYER for IEnch;
And harry their suore for the race SeT
And the penhaht a lead-pipe einch-
And a scornfnl snlils did appear the whils
As they TALKED the Aackmen through
Both the 0utfeld bold and the boXmea cid,
And the heraldsd catching osw,
Nor sfumheT cursed when they thought Of first,
Aud both secoud and shon did slight.
But the whole world stirred when they 70 third
And ayFoke With 8 scream Of fright!
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
Haggy Ellis IS Appointed Coach Of Technical High Eleven
R1spoN IN FORM.

Holds Southern Clerks safe ans
Cardinals Win, 5 20 9.
Alexandria, Va, Sept. fS.-The Cardinal
Athietic Club yesterday defeated the
southern Railway Office team. OF Wash
ingtcn. in welI-played game By TO T.
Jack Risdon held hts opponents in
check and when danger threatened him
would tighten mp, and the Railway lads
could not solve his delivery. The local
boys won out in the ninth inning
Rosy" HAYDEN ably assisted Risdon IN
winning the contest by good catching
runs.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
BALENTI TO COACH.
st. Louis University Eleven Gets
Indian ShOrtstOp,

st. Louis, Sept 13.-Mike Balenti
shortstop OF the local American League
Club and former star quarterback for
the Carlisle Indian eleven, has been ap-
pointed assistant to Coach Dennie, of the
St. Louis University football squad. He
takes up his new duties as soon as the
major league season is over.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
Doe Jaei.son in PIastfque.

Cleveland, o., Sept, i3-Joe Jackson,
the great outfielder and siugger of the
Maps, is being modelled and casts of bis
statue viii be sold broadcast, One of the
statues also will be placed in the acad-
emy at Munich and one at the academy
at Rome as a type. joe posed for the
cast two months ago. The first cast was
six weeks in making, 1t was handed to
Joe today for his approval. Joe o. h d
it The statues are being made by Fritz
de Mees, a welI-known sculptor.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
TO MEET ENGINEERS.
Fast Ltnworth Athletic Club viii
Clash with Post Club Team.

The Linworth Athletic Club will cross
bats With the strong post team of the
Washington Barracks today at O'Clock
The manager OF the Linwcrth team will
have his best players on the field. as it
Will take good playing to beat the En-
gineers, who have on their team some OF
the best players I'm the District
O'Bryhm or Lawson will do the twirI-
ing, while Luber or Jones will work back
of the plate for LinwOrth. The follow
ing Linworth players viii report at the
clubhouse at l O'Clock, O'BTyhm. Law
son. Jones, Luber, Stevens, Thomas,
Stedman, Haverner, Alden, Mccoy, Skid
more, Wintsrmyer. and Goodwin,
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

Run~-R Brill 49, King. Spoith e.. Coulter B.
Brill. Nansse Mumford. Kerr, Gray, Hoylc, Pcrrigo
D2l, ThraH Walker. Left on bases-G- II. J.. 10;
Congress Heights / First bsse on balls-Of Mum
ford. 6 of Moore, :: IN Gray. J. Strrck out-By
Mumfuri. 5: by Moor. /; b. Gray, , Home run
r. Brill. Three-bsse hit-NIumfoTd. Two-base bits
HuSIc x. Brill. Stolen bases- Speith Coulter ~
Carrco Nansisr. Kerr. Gray, PerriEr Walker q
Double Play-Nansise 10 King to CaTnco. Umpire
Messrs. Yenablo and DOuEherty
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
FROM COLLEGE GRIDIRoNS
HIVE Line on Back.

Princeton. n. J., Sept. 12-The Tiger
coaches have aIready decided on ten
tative lineup for the back field. stew
Baker will play quarter, ''Hobey' Baker
right half: Merritt. left half, and Trenk-
man. fun back The new candidates for
the line are showing up in fine style,
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
Gloom in Penn's Camp.

Philadelphia, Sept. 1&-There WAS
gloom in the training camp Of the Penn
syIyania team over the announcement
that Walter Craig. one of the strongest
candidates for the quarter back posi-
ton. would not be able TO play because
of an injury sustained to his head last
wear.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
Has brilliant Record.
Totals
Games won, I. tGAmes Iost.

July 16 relieved by Bender. with
Philadelphia ahead, Athletics lost game
July q, replaced by Bush. with Browns
leading. Philadelphia won game. August
l, relieved by Bender, with score tied.
August Is. replaced Plank, with Cleve-
land ahead, Philadelphia won game.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

RuRs--Lea'h Schultz PhcIRn. Archer. SAchce hit
-Erers. Stolen bascs-Schulte Phcianr Good. Leach.
Left on bass Brooklyn, :; Chicago. First hsse
baIls-Uf Allen, 5: of Vaughn. ;. StnGk out-By
Alien }: BY Vaughn. 10. Wild ritch-Anen. I'm
pires-Messrs Riglcr and Byron. Time Of game-l
hour and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
Tcrre Hauie Pitcher Suspended.

Terre Haute, Ind. Sept l3.-Indianapo-
lis las returned Outnelder Wheeler to
Terrc Haute. Secretary Farrell notified
Pitcher Harris, with Terre Haute, that
he is suspended because he belongs to
York, OF the Nebraska League.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
Hard Work Mt Cornell.

Ithaca. n. Y, Sept 12-Notwithstand-
ing the fact that his squad has had only
three days practice, Coach Al Sharpe
today sent the Cornell football candt-
dates through some sharp scrimmages'
He lined up two teams yesterday and the
scrub aggregation pushed over touch
down.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
BATTLE TO RoBIDEAU.
Has Easy Time winning fronn Jack
Reid an Five Rounds.

Philadelphia, Sept, l5.-Jack Reid, the
Australian. tonight proved that he Is a
failure as a fighter, but has enough for
a dozen light-weights when Referee Me-
Guigan stopped his bout with Sam Robi-
deau in the nth round to prevent a
slaughter of Reid. Robideau houred his
man with the first blow in the first
round, twice again I'm the second, and
twice in the fifth. Reid was practically
cut when McGuigan stopped the fight
Another blow would have made him take
the count He didn't want to quit
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
Ttnlser 20 Renain sInnager.

Cincinnati, o., Sept. 13.-Jee Tinker viii
be re-engaged to manage the Cincinnati
Reds in 1914. His alleged friction with
President Hermann has been smoothed
over and peace once more reIgns. Phe
Reds have played good hail for the last
two months, and CinciRRati fans have
temporarily put sway ths1F- sIsass hszs-
msrs,
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
Lynn Releases Two Players.

Lynn, Mass. Sept 1S. Manager Fla
herty. of the local club. has released Out
fielder, O'LeaTy. a Peabody High School
boy. and Pitcher Dave White. OF Dor
chester, whom John McGraw recon-
mendcd,
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
Candidates Report.

wflliamstown, Mass. Sept S.-Thirty-
five candidates have reported for posi-
tions on the Williams College football
team,