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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
TERRIBLE GREEK
ISSUES CHALLENGE
STEVE LAMornTIN WANTS TO
MEET WALTER BoNECKI.
In wrestling Bout in This City in Near
Future-Both Wrestlers Are
Now Visiting Here.

steve Iamonetin. the Terrible Greek
arrived in Wheeling last evening look
ing for a. match with Walter BoneckL
the Polish heavyweight champion. La
monetin ~ seems has been looking for a
match with the Polish champion for
sometime. but 10 seems that Boneckt has
been avoiding a meeting with the Ter
rihle Greek. a. he IL one OF the best
wrestling game In this country. Hun
Butler. manager FOR the Terrible
Greek stated last evening that he
would arrange "a wrestling match With
EOnccki best two out OF three. for any
side bet and on any terms. the match
20 take place In this city a. soon As arr
ranEemcnts can be made.
I.amonctiu has met and defeated
some OF the best wrestlers in the couu-
try and Is exceedingly anxious TO meet
the Polish champion az he - also con-
sidored one Of the best in the game. ~
will be remembered that Bouech met
and defeated Louie smith. IN one ~
the fastest wrestling bouts ever pulled
or in this city last Fourth of July on
the Pair grounds. Roth Iamouetin and
Hun Hutler. his manager. are exceed
inElv anxious Co. prepare the bout and
are ~ the present time waiting the ans
wer % tho challenge.
~ this bout ~ arranged ~ will give
the wrestling fans ~ This city and Vi
riuifr r. chance Of seeing ono OF the
best bouts ever staged in this vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
ZEE. HIS fu
Single Men
MANY EVENTS
Being Planned by Wheeling Motor
cycle Club for Spring and Sum-
mer Months - Meeting
Last Night.

The members of the Wheeling Mot.
orcycle club held a very interesting
business meeting at their club rooms
on Fourteenth street last evening. rev-
eral matters of importance coming
mp for consideration at this meeting
Among other matters that came up
was the discussion of plans for a bowl
lng party 10 be given i'm the near fu.
ture. Aside from the regular club
meeting the racing committee held a
meeting for the completion Of arrange,
ments for the Decoration day race or
endurance run. Nothing definite was
settled AZ this meeting. but the com.
mittee adjourned to meet Saturday
evening AZ the Braunlich store where
something OF final nature will be de.
cided on. The club is also contemplat.
Ing the holding Of road race to Pi>--
burgh and return sometime during the
early spring.
road event is also being planned
Tor the early summer from this city
10 Summit. six miles beyond Union.
town. Pa. The termination Of this
race viii be bowling party between
two teams with Bill Bruhn. challenger
and captain OF one and Pete Grubb
captain OF the other The match will
be staged az the Summit Hotel al
UniOntown.
Great interest is being taken in
these eyents by the members OF the
club and they viii push them to com.
pletion as soon as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
NAVY TO PLAY
AWAY FROM Home
WILL PLAY pennsylvania At
PHILADELPHIA, ocTo-
Der ~.
First Time Middies Have Arranged
Game Away From Home Es-
eeptino Annual Game With
the Army.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 3 - The
Navy football team will come TO
Franklin Field next fall to meet the
University Of Pennsylvania eleven.
according 10 the official schedule OF
the pennsylvania eleven. which was
announced today. October u has
been agreed upon as the date for the
contest, which will be the first one
the Navy has ever arranged for TO
take place away from home. aside
from the annual game with West
TWO year contracts have been
signed with the Middies and also
with Dartmouth. both OF which pro-
vide for contests In Annapolis and
Boston. respectively in 1915.
The same Is the only new addition
TO the schedule. the annual contests
with Brown and Pennsylvania State
being dropped. No mid week games
VIII be played as in former years.
the schedule including only nine con-
tests. The schedule September 2s
gettysburg at Philadelphia: October
Z, Franklin * Marshall at PhiladeI-
phia: october 10. Lafayette at Phila
delphla; October II. Navy at PhiIa
delphia: October -. Carlisle Indians
at Philadelphia: October 81. Swarth-
more at Philadelphia: November Z.
Michigan at Ann Arbor: November
IL, Dartmouth az Philadelphia: No
vember 20. Cornell at Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
King Cole
Jumps Back
HAD SIGNED WITH CHICAGO FED.
ERALS. BUT ACCEPTS
NEW OFFER.
Which Was Made BY New York
Americans, Getting Same Money
Yankees Ready For Fight

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-Leonard l..
king Cole. who recently jumped or
gained baseball and signed a three
year contract with the Chicago Fed
eral League club. has jumped back
To the New York Americans. Cole
signed one year contract with IN g
Yankees here today for 81. 500 the fis.
ures named by Cole 20 President Far
rel on December >. which Farrell
The salary rs the same as the one
stipulated in the Chicago Federal
League contract which Cole signed in
Chicago on December 80. The accept
ance OF Coles terms constitutes a leg.
al contract under baseball law, accord
ing 10 Farrell. Farrell's attorneys ad-
vised him that he was legally entitled
TO Coles services.
The local American League club
viii take no chance OF Cole jumping
back TO the Federals and he will be
kept here until February u. when he
will report in Hot Springs with the
Yankee battery men
President Farrell said tonight h.
was prepared to meet any action -ie
Chicago Federals might take in the
Cole case. but intimated that he had
reasons for believing they would not
20 TO court TO secure the player.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
PLAY TONIGHT
btnsly and Bethsny College second
Teams VII Clash in Basket Ball

game of basket ball will be- pt.ved
iNia evening 20 O'ciurk af tho IurIr
tfmorY between the IiutfV Institute
tfhfu and The second college Hnetaf brff
y tm OF bethany. For come time Foarh
Norton har been putting tI. IlcuG team
lhf"lEh som" strenuous practice iu rrc
IhrHtifu Tor The game Tine Irfhaut
aHe cfHtlou d. said % boz H sffung one
tul tte bethany squad ia rofuluv Win
tur pressed determination OF rolling
up Hrge score against tn Ifrrfv
tpe.frH The LiuHly players who viii
iafr part lu the contest afe rIau ksr aud
ifntemel guards. Reed center.
litHt h'riuEton and g. Chamber Tor
org 80 doubt a t1rre crowd uf the
."' y Hdmircrs ~ che sport Will o. ort
O" witness fne game
rIlff evening tnr tIurf. team and
IN' alumni rrlHd viii mref boo their
l' lHWr nf The season en Go rp doubt
WIZ Ufnfr quite Hu lufrrcaf|ur contest.
fNd saturday evening ~ fnIa week a
ttnf NiIl hr play ed between The Ifnait
AHH INHI Ton HNN The WHeaffur ffIrm
"NHNI basket hHll fuaafrr
ln 400 probability H game tI.fsI.f uf4..
90 between fhf Intermediate OF Ifr.ft
"ni mo lia<e .Atlar team. fu'a evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
Revival at GreuosvilIe.

The revival that has been in pro.
gress at the Greggsville VI. f. church
for the past week under the able di-
rection Of Rev. Teagarden. is progress.
ing very nicely. \ report from the
pastor indicates tn at greater interest
is being taken in the revival than
ever before. The revival proper. start
ed after several days OF cottage pray
er meetings that were held al different
residences of Greggsville. Reports at
the present time indicates that the
meeting will far out-strip and here
tofore held in the matter OF converts.
At thit time 70 have gone forward.
The meeting will be continued for
several weeks II is said Rev. Tea
garden is being assisted in the serv-
ices by Rev. Sampson. one OF the
cOuntrys most noted evangelists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
HOPPE WINS
And Retains His Championship BY
Defeating George Sutton BY
Score OF 500 TO 226.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Willie Hoppe
the 1872 balk line billiard champion,
successfully defended his title against
George Sutton of Chicago here to-
night, winning by a score OF 500 to
226 In seventeen innings. In only
one inning did Sutton show the game
OF which he is capable. He found
difficulty in keeping the balls under
control. but in the fifteenth inning
made a run OF 123. the highest string
OF the game. slipping up on a bank
shot across the table.
Hoppe played in championship form.
his stroke being almost perfect, while
his nursing was clever.
Hoppe had an average OF 90 7-17
and high run OF 80. Sutton's aver
age was Is 5-l7 and his high run was
123.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
Eent Recovered.

After search covering several
months tent belonging to Mrs. Mil
ton. a prominent resident OF Elm
Grove. was recovered yesterday by
Iown Marshal J. %. Butler IL seems
that the tent had been taken some
time late last fall by some boys and
taken TO a club house maintained by
several of the younger set in that vi
clnity Word came to the Elm Grove
onicials that the tent was hidden at
The club house. Upon this word a
search warrant was issued by Squire
Seibert with the result that the miss
ing property was found IL Is said
htat since the recovery OF the property
that the charge will not be pushed
officer Butler is also on the trail
or the thives who some time ago bor-
rowed some robes from an automobile
In the vicinity OF Elm Grove and Il Is
expected that arrests will follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
GOOD TRACK TEAL
Local High school Will he Represented
by Coed Material on tns Tract
This spring-start Training Soon.

Tho present season bids fair FOR the
wheeling High school 10 have good
trark team. The locals hive stv-ave
made q good showing ~ the folnt TRACK
meetH which have been hold between
thc lliEh school teams in this section
during Tho past few yfars. several ~
last wears tf"ch men vilt not De- pres
ont o. fHk" part iu tho rNerfn Of fHfr
season HH fncf were lost rN graduation
lHrt year NmUuE tlrU were Marsh
Iurk. ~ lieIstr"u and s. Uetsfroun.
IT hose VINO VI Il fHk" Hr active part in
Tho track work this spring are the f.f.
lowing Hamilton. mccullough Ciuefrs
ffer. bisrh0f Marsh. Nav tpvf ari
ri',,r. Pc team VIII begin practlciug
The ohio valley Athletic Asaorfsfirr,
Tor scholastic teams will Iu an rrob-
ability decide upon The DE- fol FOR the hold
iug ~ the track meets between tie
schools at their next meeting The
event un} hc staged on the Fair
0ruuUfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
Al North Street NJ. e.

Rev. 5. v. Hart. pastor OF the Elm
Grove VI. +. church Is at the present
time assisting in the conducting OF the
revival services AT the North Street
VI. +. church. in this city Rev. Hart
preached the sermons Monday and
Tuesday evening with very good re-
suits. The services last evening were
largely attended. Music for the coca.
cion was furnished by the on OR con
sisting OF 40 or more voices and prov
cd Of the very best
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04

In the matter OF the estate OF y. X.
buchanan. deceased: r. !. buchanan
appointed administrator OF the estate.
giving bond in the sum OF s. 900. with
{. w Fisher and W. O. Chappell as
sureties. l. ID. McKeever. r. l.. Har-
rison and X. II. Howard appointed APP
praisers
In the matter of the estate Of John
Dudak, deceased: John +. ITCHY APP
pointed administrator. giving bonw in
the sum of $1,000. with the American
Surety company as surety.
In the matter OF the estate OF John
Stewart. deceased. account filed and
notice ordered.
In the matter OF the estate OF John
=. Williams. deceased account set
tied.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
FIRST GAME
wheeling nigh school and Binsly mas
ket Ban Teams VIII Clash Satur-
day Might at Y. N. &. a.

For the fret time lu tho history ~ tho
two schools. Wheeling high and IIusIv
Institute basket bail t0aaefa Will meet
Saturday evening rt the local VI g. \.
gymnasium. The game Dr. attracting
much attention iu lorui school circles.
not only ON account ~ Ifs being the first
game between the two teams but on ar-
count 81 the exceedingly fast game
that it promises as the teams are very
evenly matched
The Iiurlr t0eaera are being coached
dHilv hN coach Morton in preparation
for the contest. while the Hi~h school
team ia under the able direction Of
Coach Thornton. taking daily workouts
roo the " ~ 90
The game rrowieee tn he very inter
crtiug and large DELEGATION uf ruuffre
VII Nr present fu cheer fn.Ir school Co
Victory -u ffr fhf. season both teams
have made H rerf suod record for tHrr
selves. n.urIuE Del majority OBJ fH.Ir
rfuF.. In .uur raHer against Hfat.
Ydda
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
Car Burned.

Car No. ]. formerly used as a line
car on the West Virginia Traction a
Electric company lines. was consigned
To the scrap heap and burned yester-
day. This, IL will be remembered. is
the car that was wrecked on Christ
mas day, when Lineman Richard
iiotchkiss received injuries from
which he died later. Since that time
the car has not been repaired and yes
terday IL was taken To the yards and
burned. This is said TO have been the
Oldest car in point OF service in the
state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
Cnncrrt Tnmnrrn,..

The choir OF the Elm Grove ". T.
church have completed all arrange
ments Tor the musical that Will be
held IN the chapel OF the church
Thursday evening The n or will b.
assisted In the entertainment BY the
symphony Orchestra Of Wheeling
Already a large number OF tickets
have been sold and one % the very
best entertainments ever held a. tho
church Is being expected. Every one
is Invited 10 attend. The proceeds OF
the evening viii be for the benefit
of the On urch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
Pile Rricfs


Miss Agnes Luke. who underwent an
operation ~ the Martins Ferry hos
pital Monday. Is improving very nicely.
Byron Fitzsimmons. OF Viola. who
was removed 10 the Ohio Valley Gem
eral hospital last week 10 undergo an
operation for appendicitis. e. improv-
Ing and % is thought that he VIII DO
able 70 be removed 70 his home With
iu g few days
All arrangements have been COM
pleted by The Modern Woodmen for
the Swing OF an oyster SUPPER I'm Re-
billions store room Friday evening.
February % Music FOR the occasion
viii De furnished by the WoodmeD
Mr. and Mrs. ames Robinson viii
entertain n number OF their friends az
their home on Big Wheeling Creek
with a party. February n.
81. Alberi Schubart Is 90 az his home az
James Greer. Of Sutton. w. Va. -
the guest. for several days. OF friends
az Elm Grove.
J. S. Rine. OF Elm Grove. was a
business caller az Fulton yesterday.
Miss Amy Jones. Of CoshoctOn. O.
,Bent yesterday with friends at
Paul Fiack. Of Fulton. who received
q dislocated shoulder several days ago
Is able 10 be- out again
Andy Rock. lineman for the Bell Tel
ephone Company. Is able 20 be out az
ter an Illness Of several weeks
The foundation for the Nally fats
and drug store 90 Fulton Is fast near
ink com ulctiOu.
=. u Becker viii move from his nlaca
~ residence ~ Wheeling o. foring
PLACE. Ilm Grove Mr. Becker. " IL
said. VIII purchase property and make
Dds future home no Elm Grove
James Mcfarland has returned 20 hts
home af IlffehurCh. after srendluc aeV-
eral dHvr ar The guest 81 friends and
rrfHtIffa DO fdgu God
Ired IeetIrcer. Who hae been confined
fo N.a how're Hf IIm Grove. Tor the raat
several wcrk. with ILLNESS g. able a. %
out aEaln.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
Realty Transfers.

From Jesse X. Livezey to Anna l..
Hall. tract Of land in Hunts addition
TO Barnesville. consideration, si.OO
From H. NcNey to q. W Michael
tract Of land In GAINESVILLE: consider
alton. S1.0O.
From Edward Gillian ct uX. to Kon-
stantin Beszelwski tract of land I'm
Pultney township. consideration, $1,000.
From y. w Rowland to II. = Sears.
tract OF land I'm Cadiz: consideration.
si.OO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04

BACHELORS WIN
Single Men of office Force at Martins
Ferry Plant Defeat Benediets
at Ten Pins.

The single men Of the office force OF
the Martins Ferry plant of the Wheeling
Corrugating Company 1gain demonstra-
teu their superior ability al rolling ten
pins, IN -FOUR games rolled last night on
me Musee alleys. when they tOppicd
80 more pins tnan the married men of
tne lorce did. Each side was represent
ed by ten persons
The fOlrtu-iur- ar. 81. s.,r.s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
Woodmcn Meet.

The Henry Clay camp, Modern
Woodmen OF America. held their reg
ular meeting at their lodge rooms last
evening Several matters OF business
were taken up. including the initia-
ton OF several candidates. Other mat
ters pertaining TO business OF the
lodge we're then taken up. After the
business OF the evening was transact
ed a short social hour was enjoyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04

Allen (Iipl ADAMS entertained n
number %. friends Hf lis home Iasf
evening ON tho island and fo tho sur.
pris" az 40 prcreut u AIDE au announce.
mrnf Tho nTIIr was OF uuio' ua.
turc. cards being PLAYED and some
music The matter wr. supposed f1
have been Kept secret but frmo Dor
son ucached and zip is looking Tor
him Who Is shc7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
Finance Committee.

4 meeting OF the finance committee
of Elm Grove was held at the city
building last evening. The finance
committee of the past year met with
the recently appointed body last even
ing. at which time all matters OF bust
ness We're turned over TO them. After
the new committee had taken the re-
sponsibilities of Office several matters
of business were taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
MAIlYS '' S5531S
c ea
MATHEW$ON
THE GIANTS STAR PITCHED

Graw, n was the first time had ever
heard him say kind word about Con-
molly.
We had always been told before the
worlds series with Boston IN 1919 that
Slik OLouEhlin was hard man TO
fet along with.
o., You can't change him because he be ID
neNc~ there u no going behind his de-
clsionS. friendly American Leaguers
had tipped us.
But he was very fair IN that series.
anf when working with me pitching h.
ava not miss a single strike. In fact he
saleu one ON critical b. tier IN the
Imptres are ON the level
copy right. 1910. by the Wheeler Svndi-
cate. Incl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
Kills Doc.

officer !. o. Butler. town marshall
OF Elm Grove was called on yesterday
by Mrs. Armstrong. a resident OF that
town for the purpose OF putting an
end 10 dog affected with the rabbis
Officer Butle- armed himself with a
young cannon and started on the war
path. with the result that the animal
was finally killed It'is said that sev.
cral OF the residents Of the nearby vi.
cinity narrowly escaped being bitten
by the animal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
ST. GAINESVILLE


ST GAINESVILLE. %. Feb. T.
Tuesday. at the home OF Misses
Esther and Minnie Arnold on Marietta
street. Miss Sara Anderson enter
tanned the members OF the sophomore
class and the teachers. A pleasant
evening was spent at games and re-
ireshments were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04

40 recent meeting nf the directors
m fhe State Hank af Elm Grove. the fot-
.NNInr OffiCCre were reelected Tor the
coming year. President. % ST. Thorn
burg vice president Henry stein. cash
.rr. d T. carter. assistant cashier. tirn
NrolIHouee several other matters nor.
.HinInE fn mHffrra uf nuaIuce. Boo the
bank were taken ur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04

owen +. Zimmerman. age %. OF
Martins Ferry, o., and Florence John
son, age 10. OF bridgeport. o.. Rev. X.
;. Young OBLIGATED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04

4 musicale was given last evening
az The Buckley " r. church. Edgwood.
bF The members Of the church under
the direction of MR. William Eiscn.
mach. The affair was well attended
and was considered a decided success
The proceeds OF the evening will be
used for the benefit Of the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
Carroll Funeral.

Funeral services over tho remains
oi the late Mrs ohm Carroll who pass
Cd away AZ her home near Dallas AZ
an early hour Monday morning will be
held from the late residence today az
] O'Clock p. m. Rev. ". w Fields. OF
The Christian church. of Wheeling. will
have charge OF the services Inter
ment will be made IN the Dallas Gem
ofpry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
LEAGUE BASKET BALL
GAMES AT Y. NJ. G. A.

Tomorrow evening the teams cour-
posing the sonior basket ball league ~
fhe y. 81 a. n. will meet ln rerufar
scheduled rames. The Yankee an
meet the cubs AMI the superbaa v.ffi
meet th" Ravens. Great Interest g. he
ilt nov n th" Eamee and the line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
Entertained.

Mrs Sam Boroff OF the east end OF
town entertained number OF lady
friends ~ cards Monday evening De-
the hostess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
81. ClairsvilIr Rriefs

F. F. Fairmann. representative or
the X. G. Dun co. OF Wheeling. was at
the recorders Office today
W. J. McClain. Sr.. Of Bellaire was
business visitor at this place yester-
day.
Lee Levy of Bellaire was calling on
friends here yesterday
Miss Lola Golf OF Martins Ferry has
accepted a position In the auditors
Office during the illness OF Miss Rena
Reece
H. T. Tyler OF Bellaire was here
on business yesterday.
W. IT. Tabor OF GAINESVILLE Is assist
ing in the county surveyors Office.
A large class took the second de-
gree in the local K OF =. lodge last
evening
Mrs. Josephine Smith OF Columbus.
who has been visiting az the home OF
Samuel Dunfee for some time. has
gone 10 Bellaire. enroute 10 her homo
at Columbus.
George Stratton OF Flushing was
here on business yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
BETHANY WINS
one sided Game of BASKET Rail From
salem COLLEGE, Team Last Might
Rogers and Smith star.

special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
BETHANY. w Va. Feb 3-Thc has
Net nall team Of bethany College defeat
cd the salem College team by the one
sided score of ~ 10 10 in a contest
staged here tonight. The locals a.
Sumed the lead at the start and main
famed " by large margin Throughout
the game.
IoEcrs forward. and smith Guard
starred Tor Bethany. the latter seperisI l.
~ featuring IN defensive wor< f.or.rs
Gagged - goals from field
The Bethany college team uest ,,,,t-
here ueNt week F"''
The following is the summary Of TO-.
nights game
BeShany-71. Pos. Sai.~, -
McMillau-Abrarus .. -
Right Forward
''"EeTH '''... 80. e.. .....S ~ iger-J Davis
Left Forward
Nicholson .................... verine
49, center
wilkins neiN Mann ... u,,,t
d. Right Guard
Left Guard
Goals from Figld IOr gefTart..
HoEetH. d.. Nicholson A. Mcmillan
w uhirr. %. smith. q. Abrams. tGf
salem. FeHEor. q. Bond
o"tl- from Foul FcHEer. a. Roger.
Referee. NrLtoy.
Timer uufer.
Time az Hafefn f.....s.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
LOSES
TO HARRISBURG
TABLES WERE TURNED nv ExCrr-
ING BASKET BALL GAME.
Scholastics HAS Fair Chance for State
Championship-Star Plays
Made by individuals.

CLAT;KSBUR RIG. w. Va. Feb. BY
defeating the Fairmont Y. VI. G. A ~
TO is, In fast game tonight in Hoff-
man hall here. the Ciarksburg scholas-
tics booked itself for the running for tho
state Championship. as the Fairmont
boys trimmed them three weeks ago at
Fairmont. Garrett and Arnett did the
sensational work in to-nights contest.
scott being guarded so strongly that he
could do nothing.
EehnIuGffea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
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