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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21
CRAWFORD SIGNS WITH
TIGERS AT OLD SALARY

DETROIT. MICH. March 21.-Sam
troit team, of the American league. has
signed his 1918 contract President Navin
said the contract calls for 5000 SAL
ary-the same as the 1912 agreement
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21

Harold Of Georgia Military college, is
pitching great ball this year. IN an
Atlanta Medical college he allowed but
four hits and struck out fourteen men.
The game was called at the end OF
the eleventh inning with the teams tied,
9 10 2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21
BUSH Lacquer SPRINGS
HIDDEN BALL ON EVERS

MEMPHIS. TENN. March 2l.-Iohnny
Evers. manager of the Chicago Cubs
regarded as the 'brainest man in base
ball, was yesterday a victim of the
ancient hidden ball trick with a green
bush league recruit as the executor,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21
kILeANE LEAVES FOR COAST

CLEN ELAND. OHIO, March 2l-John.
ny kilbane, featherweight champion. sc-
companied by his wife and two babies
his manager, Jimmy Dunn, and his
sparring partner, Cal Delaney. left here
Yesterday for Los Angeles. where he will
train for his fight with Johnny Dun
dee, at Vernon, April Is
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21
Prep League
News and NntnS-

The athletes at Boys High are planning
10 hold a boxing and wrestling tourna.
ment this spring There are number OF
good wrestlers and clever boxers. in the
school great deal Of enthusiasm is
being shown in these lines Of sport.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21

Smyley. the promising first baseman
Of the Boys High team, was hit IN the
eve Yesterday while practicing at Pied
mont park. He may not be able to play
with the nine on Saturday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21

The standing Of the teams in the tour
~
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21

There will be no preliminary meet of
the Boys High track candidates this year.
There are Just about. four men for each
event, and they will all enter in the
High school meet April IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13
Walter Johnson Has Greatest
Strike-O Out Record In League

%silitis. Johnson undoubtedly would have
pitched all four games OF that series had
pitched ball while he was whitswashing
the New forks for the third successive
time.
As "a kalsominer Johnson IS in "A class
hy himself. No major league pitcher
ever has kept hts adversarios away from
tine plate - times IN his hrst seven sea-
sons. This II Johuson's achievement
from 1907 20 1918. inclusive. and In 1907
IL must be taken into consideration that
he Wa Wsh the senators only one-third
Of the season. The Chalmers trophy
winner has pitched eleven shutout games
this year. previously having thirty-three
such events 60 his credit. Johnson has
whitewaShed New York eleven times.
Cleveland. six times. Philadelphia. six
times. -. Louis, SIX times. Boston, nve
lines Chicago. hNe times and Detroit.
Johnson has specialized in strikeouts
as wcll 80 In shutouts. HIS greatest
wear for whtiing men was in 1910. when
Dee claimed 3i3 victims in about ~ run
raucS. Last year. in ass innings he
struck out 2O3 men; this year. IN 52i in
ninES. fc Eas aimed go athletes. John
sons best ChievemCn IN strikcouts IN n
n.re-inninE game took place on August
81. 1910. when he famed fourteen or the
~ Browns. This year he retired
sixteen Of the Planters on strikes IN
eleven and two-thirds innings. the date
Dee turned tie trick being July %. On
tie BTown hit nothing hut air IN a
same that was only eight innings long.
johnson never has been able To pitch
n uo-lit game IN fast company, bur Re
has almost turned the trick. In the
opening game Of tho campaign In 1910
he limited the Athletics TO one rarety.
made hy J.. Franklin Baker. and that
rHfHH season Dee confined the Browns 20
70 single hit. uoied by Arthur T~ruesdale.
Nr June 10. this year. Detroit only was
uhie fo obtain one hit on tho man whom
the chalmers trophy commissioners have
mined as IN" player WHO did more for
his team his season than anyone else.
30 nsou has only lost seven Frfnes
this year. the men who have vanquiShef
him being Ray Collins, Of Boston. ~ ice
teach time ly the score OF ! 90 o.. BIN
Steen and Nesn Gregg. Of Cleveland. AMI
Jos Bush ttvlccl and Carroll Brown. OF
tho Athletics.
The average number OF runs obtained
average number Of hits. SIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13
BIG GAME
Wesleyan and West Virginia Universi.
~ Preparing fer Clash Next
SATURDAY

special Dispatch 60 the I~utslIgencer.
bJCkHANNDN. ~ Va. OCT l2-
To-day uudS Wesleyan doing her first
p~raCucing tor the West Nir.!uia game.
following the comparatively easy gam,
against Ddyls-El kim Cullegr SATURDAY.
NeaTly an OF The men came ont OF the
Jaws ElNlIs game in good shape. and
his almost assures n cracking good
team against West Virginia. as All The
men who had formerly been Injured
were used IN Saturdays game. and
showed good form. The Saturday
game al Fairmout is without doubt
Neli"yaus important. and no
vii be taken on the men re-.
ceiVIre injuries This week that Will fl.
capdct'afp them IN the West Nirgipi4
game. The Wesleyan FIRST s-rins
squad may b" said 90 have been plcA !
now, and % includes tho names OF M.
teen veterans or men from last year 3
squad In thos" O. Captain Lambert.
Stansbury. ShUwafrr. Morrison. HeaN.
nor, Garrett lOHrr. NDalc. Jacobs.
k"llisuu. Vance Srpigrass. Morgan.
Hammer ans MlrlGUis. All thes. mon
were on the first o~ second sirinc ir..
wear. and this yer a.e AGAIN shown.
enough form 10 low them 20 b. c,I
sidercd u.s. first sfriuE mon. some 9TH
ers of last years second string az.
aeiiu out for thc team bat may not b
hsllrrcl IN this summing I'D O.
The nov mon. CAL Mile from X.
~MortirsvilIc. and Paul Norcer from
fh" same" place. are usually picked
with the FIRST squad. as irs Mo~rf-
from Chenille ..OrmfI. Hir.fc. from
me country near Euckhau ION. Lewis
one or lnsf years track men. AIis.
from Wilkinsburg iiBn. Withers
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Walter Johnson. who gets a Chalmers
car because a commission of newspaper
men have declared his services To- MS
team OF greater value than those OF any
other player IN the American league.
was not IF voting age when he pitchci
ms nrst game IN fast company. tie was
born IN Humboldt. Kan. ON November ..
l9Os, Detroit hcing the first team 10 get
4 chance 10 bat against the Idaho ihe-
nom. johnson DID not twist the Tigers
~ and neither did the Tigers claw MIN
80 that hr had 20 seek medical ard. john
son pitch'N eight minis against them.
liiEit ne the J~ersngtes to two runs ana
siN hits His d~isroNrrer. Clin Blanken-
ship. battcd for him "a Tie sigAtn ana
rom Hughes finish 81 up the game. which
the men who took part IN the game IN
which Johnson made his debut. only
Johnson himself Tom Hughes. sam
crawford aud Ty Cobb remain in fast
ThouTn no lost nis urst game. johnson
had the -qt.-fu,tinn Of uoWin that his
work had pleased Nunacer Joe CanfIt-
Ion. ard walter was Immediately cou-ld-
sr,l one az tlc rCgula Wash ngtou
rrtchers ana ,ook his turn in NE box
Charley Smith ere Hank GehrinE. since
ceuu. johnson. in the fan of 1907. was
never once hammered hard by ANY Of his
dfopnsi were 10y low scores. Gcing up
ara.gsf OH. ST LOUIS Browns Tor a. r.
nr-f '''rr. b. was rcfurucd @ loser. ! 20
p barney ielteF pitching AGAINST him.
tie AtFl'tics Dee lost his battle. TO q.
Eddie Pink rfr.slr. him.
sgr-nst Yankees.
Johnson Sew York debut was acom-
rli-hcf ON Serfeuber 70. 1907. Thcn
le 1.lrfoi rc Zig il0ders. which ever
since ..- ...E our OF Is ft-ur.te o.rU-
fa'ious. . 90 Co., H. was rarticuIarrv ace
tt" iU using the brush on them in Sep-
t"Wh'r. 1905 hlauaing them IN Friday.
September . Sufurf0~. September p. and
Monday. September o.. IN those three
game f. Sow YORK team acquired o.
dozen bite. making six In tho first ramc
-FOUR ~ The re.,~d ard two ir the third.
Ito way t1Hf Johnson ctur 60 mitch
'h.tt games On a row Tor NaShinttnt-
frHt reHr wee f.1f ~ the four ufrrrers
Nam. .U' Giant" I..H tool. with him TO
Nev l... I'D s..s johnson were afrtclcn
With lrrrfF Tom Hlrhes and Jesse
Tf' rs.| 'HfH found fI." LAD sore
arms ard H,it k'e'y was fcllef ny ton
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CENTRAL A. C. 48
MARTINS ERRYO
LOCAL TEAMS SUPERIOR woRN
AIDS THEM IN FILING UP scoRE.
Game Played on forty-seventh Stree,
Before Large Crowd.
Sackfield Men star.

The Ccntral a. G. OF the south Sid.
opened Its season ON the Forty-SSVenth
street grounds yesterday. by over
whelmtngly defeating the Martins Fer.
~ y. g Not once during the .ntir.
game did the Ohio lads stand a CHANG
OF scoring, the play being entirely I'M
their territory and they succeeded On
making but "A single first down. that ON
"A forward PASS. which uetted them ten
yards.
Although lighter than the Martins
} cry aggregation. the superior team
work and strong running Of the e. \ q.
lachil'ld literally swept their
from their feet. scoring being simply q
matter 81 securing possession Of the
ball. All four Of the local backs Worked
together, getting away for long end
runs that kept piliug up the score TO an
almost farcIcal amoun
The Martins Ferry team PLAYED their
hest game during the FIRST half. holding
the tcntral~ 10 Is points, but they were
unable 20 Withstand the onsiaugnts of
scoring a. few minutes after the begin
MINK of play, Circliug right end FOR a 20
yard run, after the ball had been Sc
cured On downs. \ few minutes later
duplicated this feat around the
other wing. Before the end OF the first
Martins Ferry goal for tho third touch
down. the half tnding l to o.
with Tie resumption OI the game in
the second half the game resolved itself
into "a series Of end runs and line
plungeS. Maurer. Bauer
making the total score Is 90 q. During
the last half Their. was but little opposi-
tion offered by Martins Ferry.
Wallace, the Martins Ferry center
suffered "A serious d~iSlocatiun OF his
right elbow ueceSsitauug his removai
fFsHFff thu AN nh. linn.
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BIanked
BY Pirates
CLARKE'S MEN HIT FHE BALL
HARD AND OFTEN
Falkenberg Pitched Excellent Game But
was Unable 10 Hold OPP
poneEts Down.

CLEVELAND. o, oct. I2.-Pittsbursh
defeated Cleveland 3 TO o here today.
their post-season series , games
TO . I'm favor OF the National leaEuers.
Carey. Dolan and Mccarthy singied IN
succession in the nfth inning. SCORING
littShurgh's first run. In the eighth Nc
tarthy singled. Wagner famed. MILLER
singled and both runners advanced on
Wilson's inncld out. Mitchell's single
scored both ms Twice with INC
bases filled, falkeuberg managed 20 re-
tire the side without further scoring. In
spite OF F~alkenberg's effectiveness, as
shown by his eight strikeouts. Pitts
burgh seemed 20 DE able 10 get the nee
essary hit or him at the right moment.
Manager Fred Clarke. Of the Pitts
burgh Nationals. today won the toss-up
and elected TO play the seventh game or
the poSt-seIson series with a. e Cleveland
Americans II there should he "A seventh
game. at Pittsburgh. Tuesday. The Sc
ries now stands three games To two in
favor of Pittsburgh. The teams play
there tomorrow.
Score: u. u. Z
Pittsburgh. o . "a 3 .
Cleveland o.. o o % 0 % 3 o
Batteries-Robinson and Simon. Fslk-
enberg and Csrisch. Umpires: Evans
Eason. Emslie and Dineen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13
WHEELING HIGH
WINS ANOTHER
DEFEATS BELLAnE HroH sArux
DAY AFTERNOON AT
BELLArRE PARK.
Martins Ferry Defeats view philadelphia
Wins Prom aArlnonN
Linsiy Lost

In n steady ~downpour OF rain. on a
neld covered WITH heavy mud, the de-
proved their msttle by defeating the
strong Bellaire Iigh team BY the close
scprs ot I" Z" owing TO the ain and
HnuI, the SANE Was featured by many
tunnbIes and the players resembled a
huge cake OF mud. IL was impossible TO
distinguish the players on either team.
as the Old Gold and Blue and the Red
ana Black were alike completely hidden
under a heavy coating OF mud.
Line piunging and the old :=ick pays
We're used by both teams in the game,
the held being so heavy that speed was
impossible. The ball. made slippery and
heavy by the rain and mud. was the
'auss or many fumblcs. md forward
passes were almost an impossibility
Bellaire tried the pass several times hut
lost the ball on the greater humble ~
them only one successful pass was
Wheeling hackneld also made greater
gains on the line plunEes than the rel
weight The Wheeling line held like a
stone wall uNainst the o~nsiaughtS of the
bellaire bacfneld. while the Bsllaire line
weakened IN spots and tie local boys
went through for repeated gains.
lick, Corbett. and Brady were the
stars OF the Hellaire team. both on the
OFFENSIVE and defensive. Beck. the biz
iudd back and the backbone Of the Bel
lalre team; pulled down the local PLAYERS
On several occasions when they We're
. - ~ - hFaAH 1oEnGAN
ana Beck were the ground gamers OF IN.
itrd ana BLACK and several times threat
cned to take the bali over the wheeiing
goal Brady also played a great game
AZ end and made several good gains FOR
the Bellaire team and broke up A mum
Der Of the Gold and Blue plays.
Hamilton ana Stobbs were again tn
stars or the Gold and Blue team am
carried their team to victory. Hami.
ton made several long end runs aud
broke up n uumbe Of forward RAISES al
~" bellairc lads. To Stobbs belong
the credit Of the only touchdown OF th.
game. for on "A line plunge the first
1ldrter he carried the ball over the
fellaire goal. Stohbs' line plunge,
Mere a feature Of the game.
Wheelinr appeared 10 have tho bet.
ter OF their opponents on team work an.
recovering the ball. Twice the Relair,
team had the ball within reaching ais.
lance Of Wheeling goal only 10 los,
II on "A tumble. II Is the Concensus of
opinion that "A heavier team can put ut
"a h'ttor gam" ON "a muddy field th..
the light team, but his was not IN,
case saturday as the local lads Eol
away quicker than their heavier on.
~ponsnts. ON the whole the two team,
were about evenly matched and in spit,
-. The muddy field the game was on.
: &c hardest and ficrcest ever play.,
IA this vicinity.
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sssap TIE nunrIro A.z
Herzog Win JOIN q Party of Athletics
-Thomas vii Remain with
Jack Coombs.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. oct. i2-The
worlds series won. the victorious Ath-
the country today. probably not -
gather again until the spring training
trip. Nearly all members OF the team
had made arrangements for their va
cations before the starting OF the
championship contests with the New
York Giants.
in Pennsylvania while Baker. strunk
and Bender will try Neir luck at shoot
ing in Maryland. Charley Herzog. Of
IN. Giants. will accompany Baker.
Young pitchers. but who did not get
IN the world series games. expects to
lSiisI" fs q sgn'ia M,np pss1y @issPeT B5sI b.,
tauimore. while Lapp also intends to
go hunting. 4. Murphy will spend
m. time al mis- home in White Mills.
Daley and Houck epect to go to their
homes ON the Pacific coast although
Mr.. and Mrs. DALEY viii spend some
time In New York before leaving for
the west. Walsh il anxious u get
back To Syracuse. where The fans have
planned an enthusiastic reception for
him. ID. Murphy and Mclnuis Will rest
at their homes IN New England and lat
er go cunning. while the fans OF Mor-
cester have decided upon a great dem
onstration FOR Barry upon his arrival
home.
Schang intends to motor t. his home
in Bumslo and bush has had his auto
mobile shipped To- Braiucrd. Mum. Both
are enthusiastic motorists and EXPECT
70 sIend so-ne time a~utomobiiing. Ira
Thomas probably will remain close to
philadelphia until his Chum. Jack
CoomtS. hero Of two worlds series. ~
able To leaN" the hospital where he Is
suffering from typhoid ot the pine.
Plank has already gone To- his farm
~ G~ettySburE and o!dting says he VIII
devote his time to forgetting baseball.
Because II was not necessary TO play
y third game of the worlds series. IN
iris city. tickets for which had al
ready been sold. the Athletic club viii
have to refund approximately t45.oU.
TO purchasers. Al purchasers Of ticH
cts fo- contests here were compelled q,
buy coupons for -hree games ana not
ToIe than two sets of tickets were soil
L. one person.
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White Sox Win
II Inning Game
BENz WAS IHvINCIBLE AND BLANKS
NATIONALS EASILY.
winning Of Game Gives American
Leaguers Lead OF One Full
Game In Series.

CHICAGO. oct l2-Joe Benz pitch Cd
inv'roihle lH'l today for the Chicago
Ainer. me- 80 the chicago Eation-
ale, aru THE Iprmor gained a fun game
over their opponents for the title Of city
champions The score was . - % and
fhs game went - innings. More than
-t.unN persons saw the game.
Benz was 90 good that the Nationals
GOT hut ON" man ON base In tho r--t
d" inrfrcs DIS rivals being retired in
uu"-tv H-t zee order.
score y II T.
SoN.... o q o o O o o o - 10 n
cubs .-. " 90 % % Cd 70 O q q o % 1
Hatt"rIeS-Henz and Schaik cheney
and Archer. Umpires O'Day. sheridan.
trfI and DLoucAIIn.
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Athletics are Proclaimed
Champions of the World
PxAHK DHYEArs MATHBwsoN ron
FIRST TINE SATURDAY.
ssrfss Was Probably the Greatest Ever
Played In Base Bali-YounR-
stsrs Show Best Form.
Well. it's all over.

Well. it's all overt
As the majority OF the local fans eN-
pected and desired Connie" Mack's re-
doubtable Athletics won Saturday
game and along with 10 went the
WORLDS championship for 1913.
IL was a great game aud while the
Athletics came out victorious. due credit
must be given the vanquished for their
three TO one against them and knowing
that the loss OF this game meant the
loss OF the series. the New York team
went into the contest with all the odds
against them. Manager McGraw pinned
ms fth on the mighty Aathewson. the
only Giant pitcher who was able 10 with
stand the ouslsughts of the terrific bin
CLING bunch from Mackville. and the
only Giant h finished a complete
game.
Pitted against him was Mack's second
best bet, Eddie" Plank. who held the
Giants runlcss on Wednesday last for
nine long innings. but lost his game In
Both slab artists went into the game
determined to win. Plank TO retrieve
himself for his lost game. and "Matty
to save the series for the Giants II pos
sible. Never was a greater pitching
duel witnessed ON a ball field and never
was amy pitcher given any better sup
port by his teammates than In this
contest. "Matty," however. was unable
to stop the terrific hitting of the Mack
men and he went down 10 defeat.
Baker Responsible.
Home Run" Baker was the cause ol
his undoing. In a former worlds SCI.
les this same Baker poled a homer
into the stands IN the ninth losing e
game for "Matty' and this same Bake
On saturday made the hits that droY,
in two Of the runs
With the loss Of this game wen
"~Aiatty.s" and McGraw's hopes and in
cidentally the championships. Also in
cidentally IL gave Eddie Plank his
first victory over Christy Mathewsui
in a worlds series. In addition I, that
satisfaction Eddie" also has the sat
isfaction OF winning the game that de
cided the championship IN favor OF M.
tea inmates.
Both teams had their partisans IL
this city ard while the local adherant
OF the Giants feel kccnly disappOinte,
they are a magnanimous bunch an,
are willing To- CouCcde that the hes
team won. The terrific gait at whiCi
the Athletics Travelled both at bat an
In the field was Irresistible and tn,
uneScclled showing OF the youngster.
On the Mack crew all formed a com
bination that startled the world am
Cae that no team could withstand.
Tn. Athletics won-as they shout,
lave done-snd the fans are all gla'
It's over. W. take on our hats 20 tn
1913 champions.
Here's u little inkling Of how IL wa
done:
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from Clenville 40! nal. Hiakle. frCr.
O'str-. The mon -amsd. however
cnWPose two rs good teams as cOachea
could desiIr 20 work On. as two com
pl'tn b~ackfolt~. sets Of ends and line
mon are available.
Twenty seven men are eating n tine
fr9ig.rg table. and most o. tho Varsity
mon are there. in feet. ali Of them ex.
cop. these WHO lv. Iu ErCfh.Uuou. Ii
s. expected ihst not more than tv-o
sCr.r. rcEes Hii tl." place this week.
% the uraCIir. vii be closely
watched and lD.igd closed Gates The
team Wiz Zee t.h I'D F1l. nun' Friday
ui'ht. so % af 300 '-.'.I7- VIII need n.
b" done on tho -- ,f the game
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Browns Win a
ubie-Hea
WHINING OF TWO GAyEs PLACES
AkIERICAE LEAGUERS rs LEAD.
Hard Hitting FEATURED 10th Games
Second Game Called IN Sixth Re
cause Of Darkness.

ST. LOUIS. No. oct 1e-The local
Americans won both games Of q double
header from the \tfinuals here today
IN The series 10 decide the city cham
ptUnShip. They took the FIRST game ~
O score of g. 9. In the next contest
the teams stood s 10 ? Wten th- came
was called IN the sixth inrinG "u ac-
count at darkUesr. The American iea que
team nov mas three games - it, credit
and the Nationals TWO. Scores
First game. X. II =.
Americans ..Ooi . o . q . 81 - q
Nationals 30 q % O ] o % 10 o
E1tt'rics- S.l'ee and snyder. Well
man. HUGuf-FEIUe- and AuueN. I'm
pires Hhld'hrand and brennan.
second game. " -. r
Nationals --......u n DO % - % p
Americans ........H " % n % O-f II Z
tCailrH. darkness
Eaf'"~ '-- l'r'-'uz and Ngnew. Prr-
fIt' and snyder Jmpires Brennan and
ll.ldcbrand.
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I.insiv-Nev nsartinav,n,

AMID q binding dow up.Is OF rain. the
itnsly team vent down 10 defeat 49,
tne Magnolia High school team At New
~MartinsFi'le. by the score of u 10 II
ne Safn" was reSlete with fumlles and
ofi->lds plays. owing L. "a. sIi...-.
condition Of the field and ball nh.
nome team scored their tvo -to4cbdov.rs
~ the iir~t half and iu the lsst halls OF
the gam" tn" Black and Orange cadets
had the bali in tho Magnolia territory
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Martins Ferry-New Phnaa-,ub,a.

J NJ NIuFilns ItTTy III-h SCHOOL team
defeated the New HhifInelphia Hrb
school team Saturday afternoon At N,x
J. hiladelphia by tho score Of as 10 o.
ne AlaFtlns Ferry lads had their own
way from the start To finish scoring al
most at will. The heavy backb'Id.
OF regulars who have been
oHi or The game Tor some tims. took
throush the New Philadelphia lin, iof
repeated gains and touchdowns.
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In their first game OF the season. the
Warwood High school team was defeat
ed by the Triadelphia High school team
by the score OF % 20 o.. The ouf-the-
pax bows were too much FOR the Mar
wood lads and went through the line Tor
seven touchdoNns. ana Kicked two goalS.
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Moundsville-~B

~bfldsep"r again went down TO defeat
thls tlrne at IN" hands Of the strong
High school a~ggrsrttior nv
The score n 81 20 &. Tn.
iaHs greatly outclassed Their opponents
ahq DESPITE the slippery condition 81 tie
Ilrld and bail. scored five to~Icldown
J. ne bridgeport lads came back strong ia.
me last quarter. holding the NOUrds-
Nlit ladS Tor downs. secured the lnll
scored a touchdown ana kicked goal
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Worlds Champions Scatter
For Rest and Recreation
wsrwood Lost 20 rriadelpA,a.

and only the whistle prevented them
from scoring a touchdown.
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iartins Perry.

Time Of qlartcr@-lo and !" minute.
T~0ucUduW Is-I lummcr. 80 MauTtr, .
StraUghtniau. .. Bauer. l..
Referee Games. stats \. a..
lmPire-l;aT,r. stats y. g..
Head Liuesuau-Elig lIusly.
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Totals ...... Is > - 10 =
x-Batted for Nathevson in ninth.
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Robinson ana simon, Falk
nber and Carisch. tmpires. Evan
EasOn. Emslie and Dineen.