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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-31
w. Y. j. AFTER
FOOTBALL COACH
ATTORNEY STEVE @. JACKSON. OF
cLARKsBURG, TO ATTEND
MEETING
OF National Collegiate Association in
New York as Representative of
state University.

Attorney Steve q. jackson. OF Clarks-
burg. alumni representative on West
Virginia uniyersitys new athletic com
mittee. and Attorney Frank =. Stathers.
Of Weston. chairman Of he committee
receptly appointed 10y the alumni 20 IN
Nestgate the coaching systems iu use
at some OF the large eastern colleges.
passed through the city yesterday on
their way to New York to attend the
eighth annual convention % the Ma
uonal Collegiate association. which viii
he held IN Hotel Astor. In the attend
ancs or the two gentlemen IN question
mere rests. TO large extent. the future
81 the state institution IN football
Messrs. Jackson and Stathers are attend
INK the convention for the purpose or
securing Information coucerniuc the ahil-
NY or seeVral eastern football stars VINO
graduate next spring. with "a view Of Sc
lectug a man 60 serve as head coach
az West Virginia next year.
sixty colleges throughout the r'n-red
states will be represented at tho hiE
convention. and naturally the two mon
VIII To able Co pick up some valuable
data concerning next fairs coach. The
athletic committee has several big men
under consideration and Attorney Jack
son VIII make an effort % open uegotia-
lions with some OF them whose names
have been mentioned Ia correction with
the position. President Thomas +
Hodges will attend the convention as "a
representative also. and he will take az
active part in the program 10 be rem
dered. lie too. will cooperate with
both Stathers and jackson in getting
ideas on several or the prospects.
Attorney Jackson - going to the meet
iug empowered with the authority to do
what ne thinks Is best. but az the same
Time ne has instructions and suggest ION :
from the committed and alumni which
ne viii consider. Mr.. jackson cav sew
"fal uIE games in the east this ft1f and
has heeu IN communication with several
good prospective coaches FOR some
weeks. Much interest will center on his
return and report To- the new nfhletfe
committee. and ~ would not he Surpris-
ing To see some definite action taken
Mr.. Stathcrs will spend most OF his time
On getting data ON the coaching systems
In us" al other colleges including the
training uf athletes and eligibility rules
president Hodges will stop on the re.
turn trip to attend q lir educational
Eal-e-lnE IN WILMINGTON. y .
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B0WLERS
OF the City Are Being Urged by Of
metals CT American Bowling Con-
aress TO Hold Tournament

Communications have been re-
celNed during the past few days by
many local bowlers from a l.. Lang
Try. secretary OF the American Bowl
ing congress. urging that "A city bowl
lng tournament be conducted this
winter. Copies of the congress tour
nament rules have been received and
many local men are anxious to start
the movement
q, Inc rule governing such contests
Sec, >. A city association having
SIX co. or more teams in its member
snip snail hold an annual tournament
or such teams. on or before the first
day OF February each year except in
cases where application is made TO
me executive committee of the con
gress for extension of date Said APP
plication 10 be made direct to the sec
rotary OF the congress, who will Sc
cure the consent OF the executive
committee when necessary. There
shall be contests for five-men teams.
tMo-men teams and for individuals
lhere shall be regular fee charged
each entrant that completes in said
tournament and "A COPY OF all scores
made shall be filed with the secretary
OF the congress within thirty (3Ol
days after the close OF such tourna-
ment.
n. L. Mills. secretary OF the city
association of bowlers. has issued "A
notice calling a meeting of all bowl
tehd the congress tourney TO be held
SUNDAY afternoon at O'Clock at the
Musee bowling alleys. 1925 Main
street The matter OF holding n local
tournament viii likely be taken up
az this meeting.
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ing the receiver OF the defendant
company TO pay the claim of J. NJ.
Semesman OF Parkersburg. who
sought payment for poles valued al
800 which were sold the company.
The Iaughlin tin plate plant Of
the American Shet and Tin Plate
company at Martins Ferry has re
sumcd operation OF twenty mills and
will bee operating iu fun by next week.
10 is understood
1t is likely that the Riverside
plant OF the National Tube company
and the Wheeling Steel and Iron
company will resume operations early
next week
Rev. Howard Pease will preach e.
special sermon sunday in the Board
OF Trade assembly room az % o'clock
on The Closing Of Wheeling Ssgro
gated District Rev Pease is pas.
tor Of the First Unitarian church. and
as Dee has devoted q great deal oi
study to tho civic conditions boo this
city he will no doubt deliver very
interesting address.
The members OF the Co,orcd s.
" G. a will celebrate the launching
OF the colored y VI G.. A movement
among their citizens OF this section
go lu2G Market street ON New Years
day The member of the Colored Ia.
dies y VI. G. \ viii serve special
dinner tp all vino are present. DR. Uar-
riot g. Jones viii deliver special adj
dress To- the members of the ladies.
colorcd y ". &. A. on sex hygiene on
SUNDAY. January q. af 1utG Market
street al o'clock.
The Wheeling Wall Plaster com
pany is removing the hll this week ON
Market street. below Twenty seventh.
where % large pile of earth had aCcu-
INFLATED. and which was causing the
water to run on the sidewalks The
water from now ON viii run into au
open sewer which is close hy
The regular weekly meeting Of
wheeling lodge so 49, knights of
pNthia-. was held yesterday ct'uiu.
at their headquarters boo the Waldorf
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EXPLANATION

The following letter was receive,
.as' evening concerninc the faimr,
Up play Tho basketball game betweer
The Wellsburg High school A,imu
and the Wheeling High Alumni team
which was 20 have been plaved Ias
1icht
Editor ~ the Intelligencer.
Dear Sir
The Wheeling High Alumni has
very poor mauaeiug ability. or
they would not have Ief Stouhen.
vile step iu ahead Of them on
this desired date StoubouyfUo
was on 'he alert. ready 20 accent
our challenge on tho moment.
"horra Whccling Alumni Iayed
back inr fear OF NOT GETTING a
GOOD enough tea INTO come 20
We'Isbur- ~ the last moment
ON saturday niehf tried 10 20 ar.
range "a date W. DO NOT have 20
MAY Wheeling Alumni 1e wa
have cIr schedule COmr'ot.. hut
n they stu desire 20 compare
their ability We NAV consider
They can call J. T. Miller Rel
uhone 90 ~. before. or go noon
"Wednesday 20 arrange game Tor
abroad
tSignedl
Wollsburc High School
Alumni.
Per u
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LEAVE ON TOUR
High School Basketball Team VII
Leave Thursday After Scalps
Of Other School Teams.

The Wheeling high school basket
ball tpssers Will leave Thursday Al
otloCk on their basketball trim
through the eastern part of the state.
WHERE they viii meet a few OF the
leading high school basketball teams
ar tho eastern section. The first clash
o.. the trip viii be- with the Fairyicw
high school team on the evening of
N'W Year day. where AN interesting
game i- expected 20 D.. uIlvei Prom
FairtleW the team viii journey 20 FL.
klns. where they rIl. meet the EIkins
nigh SCHOOL team which BIS considered
one Ct tho fastest agEregations in that
section OF tho state. where the local
hoy expect fo win q victory over the
eastern champions The next game
az the trip viii boz staged boz Fairmonf
FRIDAY evening win the high school
TIA kctball tosscTs OF the Nor0uga-
bella valley. where the locals will no
doubt carry on tho laurols The team
VIII return home January g.
The following PLAYERS Will make the
trip. Captain Nay. Baer. Hamilton.
Hachman and Creighton. as we'll as "a
number OF substitute Manager Rob.
cr's viii also accompany tho team
Coach Thornton WiIl boo LOO Flirmor,
Wednesday evening t0 play with the
y. VI. q. 3. team OF this CITY BE will
Join the local squad 90 Fairyiev and
from there boo vii. continue Nith tho
team ON th" remainder Of the t-ip
quite number of tho students win
accompany fh" team on tho trip and
uO doubt genera good time win Do
enjoyed by 400 The local bows are
determined % uln every game
Mems s3.95 OVercosts for s2.e6
WcFADDEN
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STEWART.CONLEY
BOUT ARRANGED
OEI Ais FOR NEXT TOURNA
MeNT COMPLETED YESTERDAY
Local Boy viii Meet One Of Strongest
Fighters in His Career-Both
To Weigh i24

NJ angements were completed yes
terddy tor the next boxing tournament
ni me bridgeport Athletic club. TO be
neld IN the Opera house bridgeport.
tuesday afternoon, January l3. az g
O'Clock
Dcnnlte announcement was made
last evening that the stellar bout OF
me afternoon viii be between Walter
Goo stewart of this city. and
Frankie COnley. Of Wisconsin Conley
!s one or the fastest boxers i'm the
ieatherWeight class. and the local
boy viii be mp against probably his
strongest opponent in his career to
date
Inc two boxers are evenly matched.
D. is said, and each Is 10 weigh i'm az
the rin-slde az l2i pounds Local fol
lowers OF the sport are anticipating
one az the fastest bouts IN recent
years
\ number ~ preliminary matches
have also been arranged
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CROSS COUNTRY RUNS
FOR w. VA. UNIVERSITY

Coach II +. Sweetland. OF the West
virginia University is making final
ARRANGEMENTS 20 get the students OF
the University Interested in cross
country runs. which will be one OF
the features in connection with ath-
letic sports. which will be carried on.
since the PLAYING OF basketball has
been made an impossibility al the
institution. bv the refusal OF Lieuten-
ant Archer 10 permit The use OF the
armory floor for the playing of the
game. In order 10 create an interest
IN The sport. prizes will be- offered 10
tho winners
The winners in the contest will ba
given q chance TO represent the State
University in the State Meet. which
VIII he held in tho spring between all
of the colleges who are Interested In
athletic sports
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NEWS BRIEFS

Wheeling council so 5u4. knights
or columbus. will give am entertain
weut 80 the carroll club Friday even
ing. January : special musical
program will be- rendered
Mess the policemen ON the beats
enforce the traffic ordinance q little
more strictly. II the reports coming 10
HEADQUARTERS are true. they will soon
find deputy sherins trailing after them
uoin- the work that the COPS are sup
posed 90 do J. is said that the or
dinaucc ls being violated ever, day.
without thousrt of apprehension and
many near accidents have been re-
ported
The county commissioners went
to Tho poor h0.-" yesterday afternoon
t0 audit poor house bills They VIII
day
The large NHi-Chambcrs pump
vas placed bon operation Yesterday. a|.
Ter being OF duty for over worI.
Will" repairs were being made fo tIp
iutak" liu" DurinE i- holiday the
smaller pumps were used To do tho
Nui ). and thew VIII uc given an over
hauling now that fhc bic pump IS
ready 20 operate.
lanes IS Wiley was picked up
Yesterday morning af Youngstown %
ON charge OF Du h.Iyiiur lars.
sum OF money from tho Singer Sew
INK Machine company for which com
!anN h' worked. Word was received
ht tl" local police Yesterday To the
"onof that lD had been aurrchendod
and asked tH. raIuieitiou papers and
t warrant Do" forwarded Squire Hobbs
VIII arrange four fHp sending OF the
doc HmDuf@ immediately
Al order was entered Iu the fed
oral court Der" Ne-. nr'4y iu The case
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SHERMAN ANTITRUST LAW TO
BE BROUGHT INTO BASEBALL
" EFFORT is MADE TO RESTRAIN
PLAYERS FROM JOINING
THE FEDERAlS.
Interesting Developments Are Prom
ised In Big Fight-Outisw League
Is Ready 20 Fight.

lNDIANAPOLlS. Ind Dee. go
That organized baseball will be at.
tackled as a trust under the sherman
antitrust law and as maintaining a
blacklist I'm case any injunctions are
sought TO restrain players. held under
the reserve clause. from playing with
the Federal League was Indicated BY
n statement issued today by Edward
y. Gates. or this city. counsel for the
Federal League
Any baseball club that attempts TO
secure an injunction said Mr. Gates
TO restrain a player from playing
III the Federal League must come into
court with clean hands Otherwise.
no matter what contract they NAV
ask TO enforce and no matter how
binding on the face thereof such con
tract may be. the court will decline
TO enter into the merits OF the case
ana dismiss the bill lin equity at once.
The national commission. il il goes
into the court. will be immediately
confronted by two very serious propo-
sitions:
First: Is the commission a trus.
WITHIN the meaning OF the Sherman
blacklist maintained?
There is no doubt in the mind OF
any one. We take Il. that organized
baseball. as organized under the so
called national agreement. has in the
past nonopolized the baseball bu.f.
ness, not only by attempting TO crush
competition, but by tying up by con.
tract the professional baseball clubs
ana players OF the United States
from the largest down To the smallest
minor league club. and that the ball
player cannot play ball with any com
petltor whatsoever"
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BROKEN

John Bray, well known local duck
pm roller. broke the record made last
Friday evening by William Fvans
who toppled 211. breaking Rray's for.
ner record OF 2lo. The champion mn
set 322 pins last night before "a large
crowd. IN an effort 10 redeem him
self To say thar he did ~ is NOT
SUFFICIENT. as he added % sow extra
ones 10 the record made bv Evans
lie started of with a strike and "a
break in The second and third frames
~" followed up with three strikes and
spare. finishing with four strikes.
securing eight pins with the final ball.
making DO
The score follows.
n 20 81 50 ga lfI3iIGils4 e.5
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TEAM LEAVES
Local Y. M. c. A. Five wan 90 70 Fair
mont Today 20 Meet Strong BASKET
ball Team Of That Place Tonight

The local Y. VI. g 4. basketball team
Will leave this afternoon FOR Fairmont.
where they will play the fast Y. NJ. e.
\. team or that place this evening So
far this season the Fairmont basketball
tussers have been defeating every team
they have played by large scores The
local aggregation IL determined to
break their winning streak this evening
by winning the game. No doubt the
game Will he n hard fought battle as
both teams are IN first class condition
FOR the game.
The following PLAYERS will make the
trip. Captain steele. ISoTham. Satter-
field. Lash Marsh. Thornton. Holden.
EueiN. Smith and Coach Miller Of the
team. Tho team will return back To-
this city on Thursday so that the boys
will have chance to spent part OF
New Years at home
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building. \ very interesting business
session was held
The Hibernians will give an en-
tertainment al the Carroll club ON
Friday evening OF this week The
chief speakers will be r.. A. Heinrich
ana +. J. Mueller Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
II. j. Cariin OF New Castle will also
be one Of the speakers
C. NJ. McKain of the Personal
W orkers league OF the Y VI. {. A. OF
This city ranks among the first I'm
sending greetings 10 Billy Sunday in
wishing him success in his campaign
Work. Meetings are being held at the
\. NJ. {. \. 10y this league.
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CANNOT FIGHT
NEW YORK STATE ATHLETIC
COMMISSION LAMPS DOWN
Says Old Fighter No Longer Posses
ses the Stamina TO Stand
Fast Bout

NEW YORK. Dec. 3O.-That Bob
F1tzsimmons. once heavyweight cham
pion OF the world. cannot re-enter the
prize ring in New York. was the de-
cision formally reached to-day by the
New York state athletic commission.
f1tzsimmons said ne was feeling
stronger than ever. but the commits
sion held that he no longer posses
sed the stamina to stand a fast bout.
From local ring Fitzsimmons recent
~ challenged any member of the
white hope class 10 engage him in
a ten-rOund bout.
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FORMER NEWSPAPER MAN
Will MANAGE PIRATES.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. 3o-Iohn
u DALEY. director OF rIhlic safety
or this city. today closed NEGOTIATIONS
WltN m" PITTSBURGH club OF the Ma.
lon1l Leaeue. 20 become bushes
manager ~ the club Mr. DALEY be.
for" tnt"rirc official life. was a we'll
known new paper man and col.
leaEu" OF tho late William n. Locke
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1T WAS WESTON

Special Dispatch to the IntelIigencer
CLAIsKSBUR RIG, ". Va. Dee. so
Through an error. u was stated yester-
day that the Wesleyan basketball team
was defeated - tho Clarksburg Scholas-
tics llt TO p In the opening game here.
II WIS me Weston team. Instead
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FINE CONCERT
Rendered in Wellsburq Last Evening
by Chautauqua Male Quartet.
Fifteen Hundred Attended.

The Chaujauqua Male Ouartet. Of
inns city. rendered q musical concert
100 The tabernacle at Wcllsburg last
evening hefur" one ~ The largest
crowds which ever attended a like a--
ialr 900 the Brooke county seat The
tabernacle was comfortably filled and
30 Is estimated the audience numbered
az least 800 persons
The quartet was composed OF
M's-rs. Emile Alderman. \. /. Franz.
Frank kinchploe and W T. McCIunr.
i-ted hN Mrs. Forrest FanKhouse-.
coutraIfo. Mrs Anna Uilton-Otto. So
prauo and pianist and Mrs Elsie
F1scher-kincheloe soprano
\ varied program was rendered and
each number was heartily eucored
The concert was given under The aus
pieces OF Mrs 5 q. Pauls Sunda
school class OF the We.Isbur- Pre-
uN rian church The quartet was
urged To- render another concert soon.
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