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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
PLAYED DURING PAST SEASON
IN ATLANTIC CITY AND
MADE GOOD.
hushey Jennings. Of the Tigers, Sees
Good Material In Younoster,
Who Will BE Trained.

Special Dispatch to ths Inteiligencer
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. Nov. L.
Loman Meyers, 1s-year-old lad of
Wheeling. W. Va. was tonight signed
by Hughey Jennings for the Detroit
American League club. Meyers. who
has been playing In Atlantic City for
several years on various teams. at
tracted the attention of Jennings in a
game in which the Detroiter played
first sack on the opposing team. In
ouiries brought on the contract and
the Wheeling lad will report with the
Tigers at Gulfport. Miss. next Febru-
airy.
The youth fields splendidly at any
infeld berth. He hits well. too. and
shows prospects of a big future in the
major show. Meyers played with
Portsmouth. OF the Virginia League.
and Perth Amboy. In the Atlantic
League. last season. but did not fare
especially well. His trouble seems
carelessness in handling the ball. and
training under more experienced
hands will probably eliminate this
and add the inside stuff'' to his work
TO replace the iistless endeavors now.
His ability. however. must be there
or else a man OF Jennings experience
would hardly have taken him up. He
Is the son of ii. F. Meyers. former
resident of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
DEFEATED SQUAD
RETURNS HOME
1ArrERED PLAYERs or WEST VIM.
oLr1A UNIVERSITY TEAM
BETuHNB.
From Great Encounter with wash.-Jen
Coach Removes Restriction
Until Wednesday.

Special Dispatch to the InteTiEeneer
MoRGANToWN. W. Va. Nov. l.
Badly battered up but feeling that they
gave the Red and Black warriors a bat
tie which they viii remember. the rem
nants OF the Varsity football team ar
rived home on the early morning train
TO-DAY. The team came from Pittsburgh
on a sleeper but the bruises they receiV :
"a IN the hard game prevented many
from enjoying much sleep. Hutchinson
mas torn ligament In his shoulder. Cap
IAN Davis had his sore knee twisted
again, and Curry. Brooks and Brennan
are still suffering from the after effects.
Shenoweth Is the most sorrowful man in
the city today as result OF his tumble
on the two-yard line which prevented
the Mountaineers from scoring
Coach Metzger declared rules OF to-
Gay and allowed the men TO smoke Cor
the rst time this season. He also an
nounced that there would be no practice
until wednesday. he wanted every
man TO get n rest and forget about foot
ball until then. Local fans can ony
see three touchdowns difference IN tha
teams. as they claim the other scores
REGISTERED represent the breaks which IA
vored w. & ].
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

lively. decidedly easy to defeat Each
crossed the forty mark score by an al
most uninterrupted series Of marches
up field in which old-fashioned football
was used extensively The powerful
syracuse eleven. victors over Michi-
gan 20 10 week ago. easily routed
the Carlisle Indians by an unending
series OF trick plays. through. around
and over the line.
The results OF the two games In which
the Army and Navy cams Tartici pate a
brought Joy TO West Point and disap-
tgintment 20 Annapolis The cadet =
played rings around Nillanova. scoring
almost az will. while the North Carolina
Agricultural aud Mechanical coluHs
team forced he mtddies Go play their
hardest 90 win. 1e 90 1g
ihe TOP score Of day notable cor
large scores was made hy the University
Or Pittsburgh team. which ran up n to-
tal or - points against Dickinson. thus
coming nearer the score o. 105 points
that Washington and Jefferson made,
against the same team on October g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
PERTAINS WIN
Defeat Cambridge Foot BAH Team By
Scotr Of 80 TO 2. Before q
Large Crowd Sunday.

Before a crowd OF several hundred
people on the mill field at Martins Fer
~. yesterday afternoon the Athletics of
mat city defeated the Cam bridge team
BY a score Of IS to T. i'm one of the
bnest played games ever seen on the
mill field. Both OF the teams were
evenly matchd. but ~ seemed as though
the Ferry boys outclassed their oppO-
the end of the first quarter the score
was TO in favor OF Martins Ferry
Sranam was the star player on the Ath-
letic team as he made two OF the touch
Gowns IN the second half The Cam
bridge players failed TO stop him when
through their lines. At the end OF the
second quarter the score was ~ to in
favor OF the Ferry boys.
The Cam bridge players made their
only touchdown and kicked goal in the
miro quarter OF the game. as that was
gain eny ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
PRICE FOR GAME
HERE MODERATE
PUBLIC MIsLEAo BY RUMoRs RE.
oARoINo WEsLEYAN-W.
& J. GAME.
Many Seats Have Been Added on IsI
and Grounds for Aeeommods-
ton Of Many Fans.

There seems TO be a misunderstAnd
ing among local foot ball fandom in
regard to the price OF tickets for the
one great game TO be staged in Wheel
ing this season. that being the clash
between West Virginia Wesleyan and
the conquerors Of proud Eli. w. a J..
Il has been enormously reported
about the city that the price Of re-
served seats would be two dollars
In reality the price Of seats IN the
grandstand will be one dollar and
hity cents. The general admission
win be one dollar. the usual price. and
reservations IN the now stands erect.
Cd on the opposite side OF the Geld
from the grandstand will be one dol.
lar and twenty-five cents These dol
lar and a quarter seats are from the
Wesleyan field AZ Buckhannon. and
extend the length OF the west side OF
the gridiron
This game promises - not only
promises but withdraw the largest
crowd that ever attended n football
game at any point In the Ohio valley
between smoke-ridden old Pitt 70 Gin
cinnati wash. a Ien. alone will
bring a thousand loyal rooters from
Washington These students, bust
ness men. and general W. a J. enthu-
siasts. viii STAGE a real college parade
through the streets OF this city pre-
CedinE the same
II seeing W. a J. In action is not
worth si25. the many thousand crit.
ice are sadly mistaken. In fact. n one
had no other opportunity. ~ would b.
worth Si.25 20 see the Red and Black
run signals. Prom the spectators
standpoint. the Washingtons oRer a
better exhibition than any team In
the history 81 the same The most
skillful men playing football handle
the ball where 10 can be- seen and
handle II accurately Those who claim
that they do not understand football
will be entertained nevertheless when
W. a J. uncorks those unheard OF
forward passes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
DAVE SAYS:

Young men. as we'll as the
older, will welcome the new
models of Overcoats being
shown at Kraus Bros.
They are nothing short of
novel models of correct top
coats.
The man OF to-day doesn't
want ordinary. lifeless, dull
wearing apparel and Kraus
Bros know il.
Their stock conforms to the
standard Of pep" and gin
ger that the man and young
man OF to-day insists upon
having.
With the Kraus : Made.
kraus Bros. are sure to re-
main in the forefront of mems
clothiersSn this city.
Ask the man who has worn
II kraus-Made. whether suit
or overcoat.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
SOCCER oAAEEs.

The Mound city soccer team defeated
the Tiltonsvillo club By the score OF Z
70 i. The game was hard played
throushout, J. Campbell, OF Mound City.
being the best man on the field.
The local soccer team beat the Neffs
Ohio. club az TWenty-siNth street play
grounds yesterday. BY the score OF 10
o. The manager Of the local team would
like To hear from Ttltousvilie or Plush
ing with the object OF staging games
with them. Address A. Reinbold. gfO2
MCCOlloch street. this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
aAoE nAKra eHAran.
A'histis' Ns9sgsr Asss FOR waivers

hender Plank and Combs. FOR the rast
several years recognized a. three OF fhe
most valuable pitchers in the American
icaNuf. ana the mniuafnNe Of the Athletic
ritchlnF stan VIII BE- released Mack
has asked for waivers on the trio ard
undoubtedly they Will BE- seen in anofhrr
UNIFORM NEXT season. Isl hen asked , I
20 hts reasons Tor leffinr the star twIrf-
ere 30 Mack replied that DO had not
Intended keerind them nort season. mn
uad not intended asking for waicfra Ell
this tiulc' Probably What haataudcd hla
decision vas The fact that one o. the
three has been dickerinE Win the rc,i-
sral league
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

Central A C.

Mauers, Hoherfield for Miller: Island
sadier Tor Fischer. Mccullough for sad
Ter. cunningham Tor Mccullough. Noel
Tor Trunk Brandfass for Savageot
IouchdoWns. Strnutman. Hauers. Mayer
Hershler. Goal from touchdown. Gard
ner. 2. Fischer 2. Referee: w Watkins
Umpire; tnderdonk. head linesman:
Jacobs. Zinc Of Quartcrs: 15-12. l5-l2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
DUQUESNES WINS
Layns a c. OF Bsllairs Defeated by East
End Eleven at Tunnel
Green Yesterday.

In one OF the hardest games OF foot
ball ever witnessed on the Tunnel Green
grounds. the DuQuesnes OF the East End
yesterday defeated the Layne A. c. OF
Bellaire by the score OF 10 to 0. Al
though the Laynes were on the defen-
stve most OF the time they played n
plucky game and forced their heavier
opponents TO work for every inch OF
ground. Tuesgey at fullback played a
great game for Layne while Corners.
for DuQuesne.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
GoosEToWH WINS.

The Goosetown eleven defeated tho
North End \. g. or this city. yesterday
By the score Of 10 o. The Coosetown
boys scored IN the last part Of the fourth
period. taking the ball by consistent line
plunging from the 90 yard line over for
a touchdown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
DEFEAT BELLAIRE
A @. Took the Ohio SIDE
Team over by Score OF ~
20 Yesterday.

The Washington A. c.. OF this city,
Journeyed TO Bellaire yesterday and sue
ceeded In taking the Bellaire A. 9 into
camp by the score OF 10 10 o. While
considerably outweighed the Washing
toms were too fast for the Ohioans.
Gardner and Schwaib played well for
Mashinton. while DriehOrst excsiied Tor
Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
SEASON FORM
SHOWS SATURDAY
BIG COLLEGE TEAMS PRESENTED
THEIR BEST FORMATIONS
IN ATTACKS.
And Were Strong on Defensive. Com
ing Up Almost 70 Point Of Per.
lection In Many Instances.

NEW YORK. Nov THE larger
Eastern college foot ball teams began
TO move with the late season smooth.
ness Saturday. and as a result impos.
ing double figure score victories were
prominent Yale. Pennsylvania. Cor.
nell. Dartmouth. Syracuse and the
Army between them rolled up a to
tai Of 23i points 20 their opponents
~. The day did not pass. however
without the customary form upset.
for the powerful Princeton eleven was
held 10 20 tie By Williams
Chief interest In the Eastern week.
end games was conferred In the Har.
ward Michigan contest. the most i'm
poriant International struggle Of the
year. Playing true to tradition. the
Crimson team defeated the western
university eleveH for the fourth con.
sccutive time since 1881 One touch
down and the resultant goal was the
margin OF victory. which just about
maintained the superiority shown by
Harvard teams over the Wolverines In
previous games. Neither team has yet
reached ita best form. and from both
combinations one or two star PLAYERS
we're missing. but there 70 nothing 90
indicate that the result would have
been different N played In the closing
days Of November.
Princeton which will be- Harvard's
next opponent. furnished the surpris.
ing upset Of the day b. coming with.
In an ace % defeat az the hands %
Williams But for a tumble BY VIII
Hams In the last two minutes. tho
Massachusetts collegians would have
left the field victOr.
Colgate Lost Heavily.
With the 1918 defeat BY Colgate 20
avenEe. Yale tore into the strong
team that came down from Hamilton.
n Y. with a victory over Cornell to
its credit and literally riddiod the New
Workers. defense winning 40 10 z The
score. tho largest run up By the Blue
IN seven seasons. came a. the result
OF powerful and heUildcring attack
that Colgate could not fathom
Pennsylvania and Cornell found
swarthmlore and Holy Cross respec.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

The Bethany college reserves were
beaten by the y. v. A. G. team OF Mar
TINS Ferry on the Mill Field Saturday
afternoon. the score being ls to o. The
PERTAINS outclassed the collegians from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

The Bridgeport High eleven lost an
other game Saturday 10 the Steubenville
High az Steubenviile. by the score OF %
TO Z. The Bridges were outclassed and
ottered little opposition 20 Steubenville's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

Duquesne-ls.

Referee. Hsnkey: umpire. Bittel; head
unesman. Hores.
Touchdowns-Donahu Kindelberger
and COnnors. Goal from touchdown
Donahue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

The point-a-minute team representing
Beuaire High school kept up its wonder
tul record Saturday by defeating Zanes-
VILE High. Al to o. Beck played a great
game for Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
MaH2@,
h3DMaWA

3ut.the-pike aggregation Sc to O. Poin-
dexter played best for Moundsville.
TUB McIntyre's Invincibles. the
MSnsnona High school. OF New Martins
Nllle. kept up its great play Saturday bv
trouncing Its ancient rivals 26 TO 81 nj
rensx. quinn and Dempster did most OF
the work for New Martinsvflle.
Vote for n. Walter Wood for Clerk
Of County Court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
LOMAN MEYERS, FORMER LOCAL
BOY, SIGNED BY DETROIT TEAM
FOOTBALL RESULTS.

At Martins Ferry-Franklin. IL: Mar
tins Ferry, "a.
AT New Martinsvins-Magnoli 2s;
Sistersville. 3.
Al Observation-Disclosures. Z: steu-
benville High. "a.
At Moundsville - Triadelphia a.
Moundsville High. Sc.
:. At Washington, Paw. q J.. as: w.
v. T.. ..
At Washington. ID. c-Georgetown.
"a: West Virginia Wesleyan, 0.
AZ Observation-Disclosures 90: will
Al Athens. o.-Marietta College. "a:
Ohio University, 10.
AZ Pitssbursh.carnegis Tech. 81;
At wheelins-Linsly. IL: Morris Har-
A. Beilairs-Bellaire IL s.. Al; zanes-
At New Concord-Muskingum. 80;
Ohio Northern. IL.
At Observation-Disclosures. Z; williams.
AZ New Haven--YaIe -; Colgate. :.
At Annapolis-Navy. 16: A. 4 N OF
North Carolina. IL
At Philadelphia - Pennsylvania. 40:
Swarthmore. 8.
chusetts Agricultural. 6.
At 1thaca-Cornell. ~. Holy Cross q.
At Haverford-Franklin and Marshall.
Akron College. g.
At Cieveland-western Reserve. 6;
Oberlin, ..
Al Madison. wis.-chicaso. o: WILSON,
At West Point-Army.- IL; vilanovs.
Al Minneapolis - Illinois. 81; Mime
AT Easton-Penn State. II: Lafayette.
At Authenticated. o: Mullen
AZ south Bethlehem-Lehigh. 81:
Johns Hopkins, o.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. 90: Dick
At HanOver-Dartmouth. 30: Amherst.
At Bunaio-syracuse. 20: Carlisle. 3.
Al Waterville. Me.-Colby. Ia; Maine.
At Providence-Brown. IL: Vermont. >.
At observation-disclosures Of Cincin-
natl. u; state University OF Kentucky. o.
Al Camoridse-Harvard. !; Michigan.
At Nashviile-virsinia. 20: Vanderbilt.
At Alliance. Ont. Union. ~: Case. o.
At South Bend. Ind.-Notre Dame. n
Haskell. Z.
At bloomington. Ind.-Indiana. IS: Mi
AZ Granville. o.-Denison. Is; wes-
AZ Lincoln. Neb.-Nebraska. 20: Ames
At Columbia. Mo.-Missouri. Il; Kan.
sas Aggies. 3.
At Richmond. va-RandoIph- Macon.
| IL; Richmond College, s.
Al Charleston-Clemson. IL: Citadel
At Newport News-Hampden sydney
10; William and Mary. o.
At Winston-Salem, y. C.-North Caro-
| lima. IL: Davidson. ,.
At Atlanta-Georgia Tech. 20: Sc
vance. o.
At Roanoke-.washington and Lee. :;
V. p. l.. g.
AZ Middlehury. Vt-SpringfeId. %;
| Middlebury. Z.
dom. o.
At Wooster. o.-wooster. IL: Kenyon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

Displaying greater all around foot ball
ability the Linsly Institute eleven de-
teated the Morris-Harvey team on the
Island Saturday by the score OF 10 TO T.
Hunter. as usual. was the star for Lin
sly while Snodgrass played "A good game
for Morris-Harvey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

Atter half Of its season being one I'M
ended line Of defeats. the Martins Ferry
Htgh came back Saturday and swamped
~ Franklin college team. ~ to It
conway AZ fullback ployed well for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

: Moundsyille High took a fall out OF
Triadelphia Saturday. humiliatlnK the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

come in Meltons, Kerseys and
Scotch Cheviot effects in all the
new and most up-to-date models.
including plain box back and
semi form fitting garments,
plain, convertible and shawl
collars SO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-10

HE 1914 Buick gives more
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You can buy cheaper cars but you
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The Buick owner gets the maxi
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cost, and uninterrupted uss Of his
investment.
Remember, the Buick is equipped
with the famous Delco starter and
lighting system and includes mary
features in finish and constitution
that easily support our claim that no
line of cars at any price can show
more value than the 1914 Buick.
The 1914 models have new body
lines that not only add to their at
tractiveness, but increase the com
forts of their occupants.
OVERHEAD VALVE MOTOR
REDUCES GASOLINE BILLS
The Buick overhead valve motor is
guaranteed to develop more power
and give more mileage per gallon If
gasoline than any other motor Of lis
size, either American or foreign
make.
The same underlying principles Of
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PENDLETON.
2S II. p. Roadster --.$1135
oS H. P. Touring g.--~.. 1885
36 H. p. Roadster 1885
81 H. p. Touring. g......................... 1885
cyl. 55 II. P. Touring ..-. 21S5
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Buick Detailed Specifications

somest roadster body built Model Bs7 Very roomy
flush and smooth; extra wide rear seat.
Fiame-Pressed steel special construction.
quality spring steel hsat treated Front
Rear Axe-Three- floating type; nickel steel heat
cs 5ear. n s g
member takes all driving and torsional strains reliev
WheeIs-wood. artillery type with demountable rims.
Extra large hub flanges
Tires-S4x4 on all three models.
Wheel Base-11o inches.
Tread-5s inches inches special when desred)
yn Plant
with ball end adjustable push rods working in socket fell
COOlng-Waer circulated by driven centrifugal
water capaety pressed steel fam FAM rnnns p m "a
tion bearings belt driven from pump shaft pulley;
stretch in belt s7'' N'''s'eu y AAe ~
] ss Ppss y ss :ss ss
the electric crankng deyiee. of dry cells
Carburetor-Highy efficient automatic feed.
Lubricaton-Self splash system
with distributing pipe enclosed within crank
aTse springs
gear seeesve type three speed,
reverse Heat treated nickel steel trans
nrakes-Emersency internal expanding; service exter
feeve and positive but entirely eliminating dragging
Steering GearLocated on left side; -irreversible
e type qy ban
con,.n,r spider rL;et,oD Left Drive i.e:,
S Fl sa Pedal. e foot es
gear changes and emergency brake conven
entity located inside in center of car Center Control
finisii-fia ndsomey painted. Round
ions Upholstered in extra fine quality black leather
over genuine curled hair and coil Hand
some cowl, deep. Dash Run
ming boards and front boards especially and
bright parts are heavily nickel plated
CoiOr-Podv bue-blaek Buick wheels
blue-black
Sartcrhe Deco system electric cranker as an in
te9ral of the combined he necessary
equipment for lighting and for ignition
Fun Eqnipme bnaon oil electric and
tai lamps specially designed electric ead lights
no1oo
generating system in connection with
terry $50 90 speedometer eight
light, electric horn tire irons car
extra rim tire and tire carry rear com
plete set of tools and robe rail hign
grade mohair top. combination mohair rubber dust
hood new style solid venlatng clear
R36 and on BS7 special rain vision and yentatina
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Electric starter-Entz Sys-
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shops.
Non-stallable motor.
Fun electric lights = Our
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132-mch uheel base.
Nodded oral tenders.
Gasoline tank and tire carrier
on redr-clean running
boards.
Lift drire and central control
enter from either side.
36x4 1-2-inch tires and Con-
tinentdl demountablc rims.
-Four fOruard speed transmits
sion.
Underslung rear sprinas;
main leaf of vanaiium
steel.
Tdpered bonnet and stream
line, bell backed body.
Chalmers patented doors :
unusually wide.
Full equipment - including
Chalmers silk mchair top,
quick acting storm cur
tains, Warner speedomatcr,
one extra demountahle
rim, electric horn, pump,
tools. etc.
-Four Passenger ..............$2450
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