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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-15
TO HOLD MARSHALL
ID. q T. College Eleven Expects TO Put
Up Battle Against Marshall That
VIII Mean Low Score.
Special Dispatch to The IntelIisencer.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligeneer
ELkINS. w. Va. Oct I4-HeaVy
praetce was INDUCED In at Davis and
Elktns college last Saturday instead OF
the game with FairmOnt Normal which
was called off on account OF the latter
not having a team. The regular dummy
lacking and charging was INDUCED in
full hour. The work seemed improved
In the defence, but still does not work
as well as Coach Watson wishes a. TO
be On the offense the team shows
more strength than it does on the de-
Tense. Many new plays were given and
run eff In good style and the Varsity
scored two touchdowns in six minutes
% play, Hatton scoring both. while
Hammill took the pigskin across the Ane
two minutes later for the third touch
down. At this point the scrubs got busy
and held the Varsity 20 two more touch
downs for the rest OF the time
All the work Of the SQUAD seems 10 be
toward the Marshall College game. which
takes place this Saturday and the hope
Of the Elkins team - 10 hold the big
Green team down 70 a low score III nos
sible. Many substitutes will start the
game next week. as the regular Varsity
men are out on account OF Injuries Both
tackles end an end are out or the game
for a few weeks. having been hurt In
the practice last week. The substitutes
are. however. showing upu well and
seem 20 be getting on to the game fast
under the coaches hands. The probable
lineup for next Saturday Will b. the
following unless any men get hurt in
the final scrimmage tomorrow. Nc
Glemcry. lie: Pickering. 1t: Myths. IE.:
Iabscott. c.. Mayer. r.E.. Winkler ri .
Keenan,. re. Hatton q.b. Hamrnfli
r-h.b.; g. Outright. lib; May (CaptD fb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-15
HE WAS NAUGHTY
'sRsd" smith Of Boston braves, Hsp,
MurBaa I'm Hospital ON TIE Jump
During ths Games.

RED snnith. third haseman for the
Roston Braves who broke Les and
was unable 90 tako part ln the Worid'g
series with the Philadelphia Athletics.
Kept the nurses az the So Maryg hoe
pifal IN brooklyn. ca ne jump during
the game that was played AZ BOSTON
last Monday lt o. said that almost the
entire force ~ the hospital were called
20 the vicinity ~ Smiths room 90 be
able % rive him che returns u the
game and Keep enc impriauncd Brave
from iumTinr uuf n hed
The news came COO rilw for smith
and m nurse asa not bring r. hulletin
every few uluuffH De- would insist lu
sending out a scouting party ~ nnd ere
fnrdr member smith haf fna nerves
20 The nurses and attendants worn fn H
frazrle hy the cud ri thr ninth inuinE
and when ~ became nIrnrrnf That extra
innings would D. nfrFHrarN fu decide
che contest some m them uere on the
point ~ frHirulnr
Smith had hoped fr o. able a. go
the results ~ the rarre un ffe electric
score board. and ID o. raid fhtf ta
comments On ere subject RI hrnFHn
bones were sonneffhinr arralnnH wren
told hy thc affeuiiuE rhNHirfana fh1f 20
could not 60 ur ulN o. urnnie Oh
leave the hospital fof ri least frn day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-15
EXPECT SURPRISES
IN THE Big GAMES
rALE-noTzE DAME oA1GE sAruR-
DAY PRoMrsEs BIGGEST or ALL.
Pitt Has Proven Great Surprise All
Along and Michigan Argtss Are
IN fer Their Share.
(BY PEI. -


Next Saturday promises more of the
20 called surprises" Tor the big east
ern foot ball eie,ens when they face
teams from schools IN the west with
much les enrolment No doubt the one
OF these which viii loom up the most
prominent viii be- the Isle-Notre Dame
game at New Haven. ~ the Ellis get
away with a victory II will be the big
gest piece OF luck that has come their
way WAY IN a decade The power OF this
ton on the gridiron. was demonstrated
most cohclusivcly In 1913, when they
defeated the Army by a large score and
failed to roll up similar tally against
Penn State only hy the bad end OF the
worst Kind OF luck. Despite this they
defeated the state College eleven IL TO Z.
Another case In which the old liner
Will in all probability bow 60 the second
rater II the Carlisle-Pitt game at Pitts
ourgh. OF course the Indians are a lit
tie the poorest that has come out OF
Carlisle in the past several years, but
even had they the machine which was
warmers In 1914. they would stand n
team this year Not content with de-
featins Cornell. for the most part with
subs titute hackfield material. the Pitts
TO the surprised" eastern critics that
they were superior to the Naval acad-
envy eleven.
Colgate tackles the Army at West
Point and an opportunity will be given
the uneasy Big Five coaches 20 get a
line on the present strength of the ma
ehine that n year ago humiliated Yale
IN a most decisive fashion. Hurry
I'D" Yost's Michigan team. erratic. but
rebuilt and reiuvenatcd. will try 10 turn
the tables on the heavy Michigan
'Aggtes," which eleven defeated Michi-
gan last year.
II Is great amusement to the western
coach To hear the sport writer's Of the
cast speak OF the showing OF the small
colleges against the big eastern eIevens
as surprising. The fact that a il not a
surprise but the natural sequence OF
ABILITY to get away from the doomed
closed formation. Is being demonstrated
more clearly each week DogEedly
Harvard sun maintains the old style. but
probably nobody to-day realizes its utter
fuulity, more thoroughly than Haughton
since the game with W. a J. last Satur-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-15
READY FOR Y. P. |.
Wesleyan FOOTBALL Squad WIN Leave
Friday Morning FOR CHARLESTON
FOR Big Game.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
y. khANNpN. Oct. 1f-That The
wesleyan Coaches are not going 10 trke
any chances q being handicapped In
the game with v. y. T. az Chnrleston
saturday was evidenced here today
whom Mount Pleasant announced trar
~ would carry eighteen or twenty
players % Charleston FOR the game
Ihe wesleyan team will leave Bucr-
hnnnon Friday morning The team viii
arrive ~ charleEton a. $40 in the Aztec
noon and % o. possible that short
WORKOUT viii be held a. Exhibition
Park in order that the men may famU-
larits theuselves with the turf there
". y. l'a victory over the Hampton
sydney end Nand0fun- Macon COLLEGE
teams hy such decisive scores have
fully awakened the Wesleyan coaches
g. The fact that they wiii have the
hands full Saturday and they are pre-
pairing tnc men Tor one 81 ths hardaat
games n the year. The Eauawhn hotel
viii b. Wesleyan headuuartera durfu.f
tnelr slar in CharlcHton and Friday
niEht they viii BE- guests together vitn
the mem nnrr ~ fhr s. D. ffnrn a.
theatre PARTY in Charleston
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PIRATES PLAY
In WELLSBURG.
rrrrDunox NATIONAL 1raaur
"a - ~ Go rm
rass wsrssurr oi.nts Ar. In rtn.
oSnanon 70 Asst the Profss-

The ball game between the Giants and
me pittsburgh Pirates will be called at
..sc y NJ tomorrow. The game IL called
early because OF the early fall of dark
ness. which would interfere with the
game. n called later
Manager collett or the Giants has
made special arrangements for the
handling OF the crowd. and wishes TO
announce that no one will be allowed
on the held unless they have a ticket.
Ine great expense of bringing the FL
rates mere forces the management of
the locals to be stricr IN the matter OF
selling tickets. The fans OF the Eame,
VINO have often paid to 20 TO the ciJies
70 see the big games. VIII OF n surety.
cal boys
The lineup of the Giants will be
practically the same that has playcd
no promises. but are confident OF play
ing good hall with their professional
opponents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-15
BRAVES GIVEN
BIG BANQUET
MAYOR cuRLEY. OF eosroN, IS
HOST AT GREAT AFFAIR
LAST NIGHT.
Zach Brave" Receives Nice Check.
Johnny Evers Draws Down More
Than $40. 600.


Each "Brave" Reeeive. Mic. ch,ek
Johnny Evers Draws Down More
Than 10000.
BOSTON. Oct 1.-THE Braves.
worlds baseball champions, as a re-
suit OF the sensational series with the
Philadelphia Athletics. which closed
mere yesterday. were given a banquet
ana reception tonight by Mayor Cur
ley. Praise for their achievement was
sounded by various speakers and mod
est acknowledgment was made by
Manager George T. Stallings and sew
eral OF the players.
After the banquet many OF the
Braves left Immediately for their
nome cities. They were each given
checks to-day for $2.70S.s6 by a repre-
sentative of the National Commission
as their share in the world series re-
ceipts. To most of them this meant
about $1,000 for their seasons work.
Captain Johnny Evers found the
season a big one financially, his in
come the past six months having been
more than 10000, including a bonus
OF 10000 for his signature TO a con-
tract, $4,000 in salary. a s., 900 bonus
Tor finishing in first place, and his
worlds series receipts.
The winter will be spent quietly by
most OF the men. Several vaudeville
agents were at Fenway park TODAY
endeavorfng to sign up some of the
stars, but IL f. understood that none
was successful.
Rabbit" Meanwhile who was on the
stage last winter. may return this
year.
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viii have their machines m line. The
cars will BE- deliberately decorated,
and primes have been onefed for tho
best decorated cars. The parade win
form on Noble street. between Thirty
fourth and Thirty-seventh. and yin 10
led by Dr. &. s Starkweather. mar
shall OF the parade
Tony Janus. the airman. made an
other flight yesterday afternoon ~
O'Clock. Owing 20 the hiEh Wind the
hight was not successful ana the
progress % the shydroplane was ~.
tarded- The hyinE boat vs. unable
70 rise higher than ten fee from the
water. Dr. W. ~ Stevens. 81 Barnes.
Vile, was the pasaenRer on tha fylnf
machine yesterday afternoon. and an
parently enjoyed the trip ktgp m.
the airman made another nlrht uIfh
Dr. Stevens. The wind vas too no.
and after skimming over che surfaes
OF the water for q few minutes ~
machine vas returned % ~ ianllnn
near the ferry. Fully 5000 peoplr
lined the river hank 20 witness ~
airman's attempt 10 ~. The tims ~
the fiight to-day has been chanfed -
O'Clock. owing 20 the dedicatioa q
the First ward school bufldine
an a.. Eysats fss,Ponst
were postponed ard ths rrc-rfa thaf
,hronged ne eity vs.s river an eppcs-
tunify % visit the industrial anH fnFfI-
CULTURAL EXHIBITS. Al day, thronRa 81
Nieitura crowded both halls a. Nmura
aurrrtsed AZ ire Wealfh % the onhffiia
In horticultural hall the ssnruwn o.
Belmont COUNTY rrcducts A. q quanty
llel 4AFe not been eNceilcd ~ any "a
ribiticn riven IN thia Vicinity After
WORKING two days. the rornnaittaa fn
eharEe % the exhihit made tts fcnes-
Ing awards yesterday aftsrrunnnf
Awaraa
The foilowing awards havs h~an
made;
Awards % Appaaa
Applee-neet Thres Rlataa Anr wnraN1T.
1st-W. n. Dsnhann. ~ C1afrrsfiia ~
Coontiausd On Pags nishA,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-15
HIGH SHAKEUP
Local School Foot BAH Team UndOrxosu
Great Changes During the
Past week.

shake up Of considerable magnitude
has occurred In the lineup OF the local
High school foot ball team. according
20 statement given out Yesterday by
Coach Guy Holden. Rider. who has
pay ca a sensational game at tackle for
the past two seasons. has been shifted
TO fullhack and h. performing there in a
very pleasing manner. He hits the line
hari and low. and his experience in the
line VIII greatly Increase his power as
a defensive back.
Stewart. who formerly occupied that
position. has been shired to right half
Although he was n powerful fuiiback IN
the opinion Of Coach Holden. he will
perform ~ the half much better. a. his
WORK duriu- the past two games has
shown that ne was a master Of the open
Iield running game. Stewart will prob
ably retain his position a. defensive
iullback. although this has not been
aeilnitely decided. Hts ability In run
ming back punts has been a feature OF
games.
From all Indications Ritz has cincbed
MS position ~ left half This lad Is one
Of the most consistent line plungera
That the local High school has ever pro
ducrd. lie o.. apparently. In the best
ei conditon even at this period Of the
season. and pounds away a. the oppos-
ing line until De has weakened a.
ooetke IL Speedy.
Eoetze a. quarter. ~ handling the
team 20 the entire satisfaction of the
coach. What he lacks IN weight he
makes up In speed and his end runs are
pr uail} the sensations Of the contest
cotton iH working az quarter on the sec
ono team and can b. depended on in
case tpetNe De- forced 10 withdraw
The line has also undergone "a trans
formation. owing 20 Rider being PLACED
~ tul back Wagner. who has been
out on account 81 injuries. b. now IN
shape and VIII DO battletwith och FOR
the riEht tackle position. och. Tor.
merly played right guard. Creighton
has been playing left tackle but viii
u qW periorm pr lcft ruard. Heller and
solton are putting up pretty battle Tor
We lef guard position with the resuff
sun ln doubt Schoefeid Will work al
center. where be seems Co BE- n fixture
Win The generalization. Coach Woi-
zen VIII have n much heavier team. In
ihiF VIII ne The lineup that will start
thr fsme against che New phiiadeinbis
l'im N1Iurda1. providing no infuriea
nr' received before that time me
strength NJ the Ohioans b. unknown but
pr WI Dc remembered that they were
ltf only nrrroTHtl0n able 20 arors on
The locals lest season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-15
WESLEYAN COLLEGE
Special Dispatch to the Intelligent
RTTCKu NNfnNT ~ - -.

Special Dispatch to the InteImEencer.
BUCKHANNON. w. Va. Oct. TN.
wesleyan squad was given the hardest
ecrimmage or the season here this after
noon. when Coach Mount Pleasant nut
them through forty minutes OF real foot
nalL The Varsity scored seven touch
downs 20 the scrubs one The scores by
the varsity were carried across BY Mer-
rill' kessesar, Capt. Shumaker and Heav-
her. Both line plunges and forward
passes were used by the victors. During
the play the second team was given the
ball on the Narsity's ten yard line and
IN IL downs they were still on the ten
yard line. The work OF Ressegar Me-
rtll. Shumaker and Stansbury in the
back neld and Hamrick Bobbitt and Att
man on the line. was good
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EXPECT GOOD GAME
Washington. Athletio Club Has seouroa
Baskerville Team For Game
Horo sunday.

Next sunday afternoon. the local
Mashtngton Athletic club Will bring the
slstersNille eleven 60 this city Tor a
zane on the Ciichrist hall park This
VIII De the nrst time for several years
tnat an amateur dependent team has
Drought an organization from a distance
ana the management OF the local aggre-
gation realizes that ~ u taking n long
snAlce N 20 DONG. a. the expenses are
much greater than usually.
Ihe slstersville eleven comes to this
city with great reputation a. "a -
nearly Always contender with Mari
eta for the championship In that sec
ton. The team N composed almost en-
trely or eN-hlgh and COLLEGE men IN
ana near SiGterEville and o. said 20 De
one OF the fastest and headleat teams
IN the sttae- While not n light team hv
any means. the doWn-the-r3ver boys use
fA.lAAAAa AANlNfHN ANNn-
gether and are loaded with trick plays
from beginning 90 end
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-15
Severe Blood
Troubles Vanish
With Magic Effect, Great Rem
edy Makes Disease
Disappear.

A. almost any drug store you nay 80
tain a. 3. a., the famous blood purifier.
and you then have ne veritabls wizard
that makes ail blood troubles vanish. Your
atomach takes kindly 70 q a. g.. u PUSHES
into rour blood, o. q purifying uavs. matcs
the liver. Kidneys. bladder and stin wort
On harmony stops Accommodations that haFs
caused rhfumatism. catarrh. swollen glands.
sore throat and akin eruufi0na
lust e. food makes blood. % dos q q
foiiou fhs process - digestion b. efinu-
iats natural secreti0na ~ protect ne aFafnst
the ravaraa ~ disease rerma. We are veil
awars ~ the fact that these rrrua are
apt 20 b latent within 10 a. break forth
ln violent eruptiona of the atin Whenever
tha system A. On a l1U state n resistance
go h e. - both prevent thess sruuti1ns
Or - ct "a ~ them that Nature gave o.
fuch an ally 81 q a. ~ o. purely
vsrrtahis. contalna 10 mercury. ana yet a
ofsreeres fh0ae serious traubies for which
uefcurv haa ben employed Tor aFra- To
every connunlfy are people Who tnow this
= % 81 true. They owe % 2. 8. their
rscovsrr oct a bottle today. Refuse ~
ru6sfifufss Read fhs folder around ne
noffIs that tells - the Wondrffui Wofk
heirr done ~ ne medical department. m
assisting users - p r. For special
taok % biood tr0ubies afdrraa The awifi
spseiac Co. 81 svift Bidg, Atlanta. os.
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MARRIES
Young pitcher on Phnadsiphia Athisto..
Team Finishes season b.
Mating Up.

FitlLADELp1fiA Oct 1f-Tossrh
l.eailc Bush. who pitched on Monday f0r
We MHrkmen. was married shortly aftar
hi. returu o. this city today. With tha
g.ieated Athletica. o. Miss Sylvia 3
MCMAHON. ~ N0rdent0Wn 81 The
I.."sny we performcd az SO. C0lum-
Wnlah. one ~ Euah'a team mates waa
best man. Bush ard hia bride will leave
.Nf 'Nl.hfn t0-mnrr0w. where they will
l0in nthrr members % the Afhfaffra
tsam. who are to tour with the AIi-etara
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wig furniture store on Belmont street.
mere are a number OF bright-eyed
youngsters entered. and doubtless
each viii be the most attractive and
sweetest baby in the show. A tots ("
parade VIII follow the baby show, be
ginning at $3.50 o'clock.
This afternoon visitors I'm the citv
VIII have an opportunity OF seeing an
exhibit fthe many things maj are
made In Bellaire. in the farmers and
industrial parade. The event IL sched-
uled TO take place at 4 O'Clock. and
the 80 or more manufacturer viii
have exhibits IN the parade. The
farmers promise to have a suitable
turnout and many will have deco
rated wagons In the line. showing the
products grown on the farm.
Table Of Employed.
Regarding the Industrial develop
opment OF Bellaire. the following table
has been compiled OF the number Of
persons employed In the various tn
dustries IN Bellaire:
The Carnegie Steel Company. $50
mon; Imperial Glass Company, 475
persons; Bellsire Bottle Company, $50
persons: American Stamping a En-
amel Company. $50 persons: Rodefer
Glass Works. $50 persons.
There are numerous small indus
tries. including two lumber mills. one
brick works. two iron foundries, three
cigar factories; IA coal mines employ
Ing from 5000 70 5000 persons All
the industries above win have an ex-
hibit IN the parade.
Bio Auto Parade.
The automobile parade. which was
to have been held last night. was post
poned until tonight. This viii be one
Of the big events OF the celebration.
u viii be held under the auspices OF
the Belmont County Automobile Asso-
citation. and assurances have been
given that practically all the members
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DAVE Says

Just a little too eooi to try 20
make out. last. without a topcoat
OF some kind and il just q little
too warm for ones winter over
coat.
There's a solution. however
the Balmaeaan.
Its the coat that's warm enough
for cool weather and cool enough
for the warm days that have a
habit, sometimes, of injecting
themselves into the fall.
Kraus Bros. have THE Balma.
cams in this city.
III you don't believe il, visit all
the other stores that handle them
before coming here.
The price here will not brighten
you, either. the range being from
S15 up to S25.
Other kindS of lisht-weiebt
overcoats for those that prefer
them.
Weather for to-day. Cloudy.
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FOOTBALL GA MP
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
special Dispatch 70 n Int.lI,.no,,

HpeelaI dispatch TO the Intelligence.
MORGANTOwN. w. Va Oct ~
Ihirty minutes OF fast scrimmage on a
neld two inches deep with mud was the
lot OF the varsity squad this Afternoon
ahu the best the Varsity cohld do in
that time. with the new PLAYS ana rorp,a-
lions added yesterday. was one touch
Town Coach Zeigler spent an hour to-
night drilling the line men and coach
Clark Hinman. OF Columbus An eva
slty star backheld and iineman. was out
IN UNIFORM to-day. helping ZeiRler
Soach SOL Metzger's leg was set to-day
IvloNlhg an N-Ray examination OF the
wound. He Is suffering terribly aud has
not been able 20 sleep for the past two
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IN ADDITION TO REGULAR PRO
GRAM, POSTPONED EVENTS
TO BE GIVEN.
Big Pumpkin Show viii BE Continued
Until End Of Week - Large
Crowds Attend Wednesday

Despite the threats OF Jupiter Plu-
vius yesterday. the Bellaire fall fes-
tival and pumpkin show attracted
large crowd all day. At intervals dur
ing the day. Old Sol directed his rays
toward Bellaire and as a result
crowds from all sections thronged the
city.
owing TO the bad faith OF the wealth
er man Tuesday. who broke into the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-15
KONETCAY SIGNS
sta Firat sacF.r - ths rItfaHurrn
Piratsa uaa hniHsd Hla unns 81
Thraa uear nafara1 Cnnfrarn

FirHf Raaoman Ffuarf Ennrf.nr ri
The pittahurrh National IlrHrur .IaE nnH
signed three year rrnfHHrf nIfH Tnn
uenf Waa made Yesterday Eel IHff.rurHH
NJ A. said that fna be- nrHf seeker. uN.r.
me IltfnUurHn mIHuuHU mon. .HH.I
from 81 Louis Iurfnr fnn early rrHf 90
last season. Will receive fUr BOO f.H
he Three years wurH If o. ALSO rr.f
that Hfrn0uHnmnrr. nnnrfHfnn Hrr fHa
Cincinnati Reds. aa we'll an rnf n.U.rrrr
catcher Tor fne Nf louis Cardinals have
anIrrd their names fu FEDERAL I.nnnnr
contracts for unnf season.
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LINSLY GAMES
oranrs and Hiaok rsau VIII Clash win
Hiatersvilis WiGh FRIDAY
Afternoon.

The ilnsly fnsfifufe foot ball team
VII play che aiafrrrTiile High school
FRIDAY Afternoon af aiateraFille in w. har
l1 81 uerfrn o. prove n very GOOD game
between fnr fun schools. The sister.
vile aNFferafinu g. reported o. hr very
strong fhia season ard Tor that roaaon
Ne lanalF nofa are anxious Co. make RI
good aruWIrF against them Coach
hnfton i9 rhffinr ffn lnra1 team through
some Fefp strenuous practice every daH
ln preparation for the contest a. far
thia season me fInafr boys have not
lost game ard ne team o. ufrhana
one N fhc fastest foot ball squads fhaf
TIE INSTITUTION naH hnd 20 represent the
some time
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IT'S ALL OYER IN
PHILADELPHIA
pEFEATED ATHLETICS RETURN To
JorLEss CITY WEDNESDAY.
Philadelphia Team ManaRement R.funa.
$4,000 for Seats-Poiics Graft
ing Case Continues

A-8 Oaao COut1nue8.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct l4-Onlv a
handful OF loyal fans were at the rail-
way station 10 greet the former worlds
champions when the latter arrived to-
gay from Boston. where they had lost
their ute TO the Braves. There was a
long line OF disappointed ticket holders
however. az the department store where
the admisstons for the third game thai
would have been played had the Ath-
let,es succeeded In taking one game. were
fedeened. MORE than $4,000 was re-
funded by the clubs managen,enf hnt
many Spectators had purchased tickets
AZ premium up until the fourth inninG.
OF inesdays game. somewhat decreas-
Ing the profits they had on tickets for
the games played.
. Three witnesses OF alleged grating on
tne part OF policemen at the prelfmi-
nary sale OF tickets appeared to-day he
Tore the committee which h fnvestiSa-
unf the charges. They told OF seeinc,
uhllorneo policemen receive money from
p.rsons anxious 20 secure preferred
places In the line OF ticket purchasers