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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
MORAN
is Gaining Ground and Win
Soon Be Ready for a
Match with Willard.

u Frank Moran. through his decisive
Aefeat Of Jim Cuney, has crowded a
Sbit nearer to a bout with Jess Wiz
lard. That the title holder will agree
to meet Moran in ten round battle
with or without decision is quite I'M
likely. Willard by no stretch Of mag
ination can be termed a whirlwind
fighter. In order to win on points or
knockout inside ten rounds the con-
queror OF johnson would have to tray-
81 at a pace far In excess of anything
he has shown to date.
In a twenty Of twenty-five round
contest Willard would be in posi-
ton to wear down his opponent in the
slow, deliberate manner characteristic
of his fighting methods. Some idea of
Moran's ability over distance route
can be gathered from the fact that he
fought twenty rounds with Jack john
son in Paris OH July 4, 1914. Although
he lost the decision on the points the
same would have been true Of VII
lard had his battle with johnson IN
Havana last April been limited TO a
similar nun.ber Of rounds. .sftz :. Z.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
West Virginia Wesleyan Defeats 6 Score
IN ANlNlINGTON HIGH
WINS FRI ON Z OCA s.
In Fast and scrappy Game
Played on Union Park N
Gridiron.

The Washington Irving high school
football team was defeated BY the
Mannington high school team IN u
hard fought. scrappy game played Ct
Union Park Saturday afternoon. the
hna1 score being Huntington Is.
Washington Irving 8. ~
In the final quarter OF the game;
the Washington Irving boys had 81
fine chance to win the game, having;
the ball within two yards 81; their
goal line when Cooper called q for
ward pass to Dawson behind the goal
line. Warrington player knocked
down the pass and recovered the bali.
spelling Washington and IrvinGS;
chances Of scoring. Later In the same
quarter Dawson made sensational
fifty yard run for a. touchdown toi be!
brought back to within twenty yards
.of his goal because he went outside
the playing field. Rad this touchdown
counted in all probability the score
would have been tied. 81
Coach .trnett's team faced their
heavier opponents with a crippled
lineup, Harrison being out Of the game.
with cracked rib and Warne sufferT
ing with a wrenched knee. Never
daunted by this the speedy warriors
of Washington Irving entered the
game and fought every inch OF the
ground, causing the Warrington team
much trouble at all stages Of the.
game.
Warrington scored its first touch
down in the first few minutes Of play.
Captain Dawson, Of the local team.
won the toss and chose to defend the:
west goal. Lyle kicked OF, Eryin re-
cetving the ball on the ten yard line
and carried 1t back fifteen yards. After
trying two line plays, Cooper tried q;
forward pass to Dawson, who fell In
an attempt to reach the ball and &
Warrington man received the pass,
running fifty yards for q touchdown.
They failed to kick the goal and the
score stood 6 to at the end of the
first quarter.
In the second quarter Dawson, ofsthe
local team, pulled Oft forty-five YARD
run for a touchdown after receiving a
nice forward pass from Cooper. Cooper;
failed at goal and the score stood d
6 to s tie. +;
49, SAAS SA4AAW UCk4Ou Wy u 6tC168 OI llu9
plunges and short end runs the Man
nington team succeeded in getting an
other touchdown over and kicked goal.
The Warrington team delayed the
Starting of the game three-uuarters
of an hour by not appearing at the.
field in time. Not being satisfied with
being late they delayed the game quite
a little by disputing decisions when:
there was no reason for any kick and
showed very. poor sporting spirit at
the end of the game when they left. tine
field cursing the local team, coach and
officials. 49,. l'l5S
This is the first time in the history
OF high school football in this city
that team has left the field like
the Warrington boys and it is hoped
that 1t Will never occur again.
Lineup and summary:
". I. II. Sc. Manninrton-la.
In en1
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
SOLDIERS
Whipped BY Villa Nova in a
Hard Fought Clearly Con-
tested Game.
" u !, ~ =. !
e1Y ASsoclATEc RREsa

WEST POINT, N, Y. Oct. 30
The Army was beaten by Villa Nova
today. 16 to 10 in a hard fought and
Clearly contested game. The visit
ors outplayed the cadets at every
angle, except ut punting, where MUIR
rill had a shade the better Of it..
Villa Nova flashed n well designed
and beautifully executed series of
forward passes. Lateral and forward
passes interspersed with delayed and
triple passes in the running game
were too much for the cadets. Wards
spectacular running back Of punts
and wonderful hurting Of the ball fea-
tured.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
Navy
Loses Contest to North Caro-
lima Agricultural and Me-
chanicaI College.
!. fnx,AeaoIelArrn. aran,-

{ .gANNAPoLIs, Oct. 3O.-North
Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
College defeated Navy today, IA to
10. Straight football won the visit
or's first touchdown. The second
score in the second period was made
when Bonner received the ball after
Westphal, for the Navy, had fumbled
an Aggie punt on his ow ntwenty-
five yard line.
Navy'se first tally was made on the
recovery of blocked punt. Null,
1enix's muff of the punt out for the
first goal, and Blodgett's miss of the
second goal lost the game for the
Navy.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels and
Mrs. Daniels witnessed the game.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
JACK BARRY
Is Heavy Hitter in the Financial
League.

Some baseball players achieve
inches in the hall Of fame and others
have records wrecked in the worlds
series. Jack Barry. however, is in a
class by himself. All Jack does is to
jump from one club to another as
pennant chances wax and wane and
collect an abnormal share of the post
season receipts. Since 1910 Barry has
played in i've worlds series thereby
enriching his bank roll to the extent
OF $14,s2i.15. This comes close to
batting 1000 in the financial league.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
lKEYsERs PREP TEAM
Defeated by Cumberland Young
MEMS Christian Association.

CUMBERLAND, Md, Oct, 3d.
In the fastest gridiron battle that
has been seen on the local field this
season the Central Young Mems
Christian association eleven defeat
ed West Virginia preparatory school
Of Keyser, today, by the score Of z
to 8. The visitors were the first to
score. Cumberland scored a touch
downs in the third period and won.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
PRINCETON AND YALE TIE.
,uv ASSOCIATIVE .sr..,

PRINCETON, Oct. SO.-Princton
and Yale raced cross country today, to
a tie, the final score standing 2S to
%. oyerton. Yale's star runner. was
first across the finish line, with Floto,
of Princeton Just behind him. The
winners time, 80 minutes, 43 Is sec
onds, is very good over the six mile
course. considering the strong wind
that prevailed.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31

Warrington 4 Lee 0-i-o-o
Referee-Gordon. Harvard. Umpire
Smih, Harvard. Head lInesmnn--W illiams
Wabash. Time OF periods-10 minutes each.
Indiana scoring: Observation-Disclosures
Goal fro Observation-Disclosures. Wash
ington 4 Lee scoring: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
land. Goals from touchdown-BaGley. Sub.
situations: Indiana Halfway for Nc
IntOsch, McIntOsch for Halfway, Mccoy
for Allen, PeckInpa4gh for Prather. Turn
er for Mccoy, Pope for Mathews. Wash.
ington & Iyee-Bethel for Schultz, Till for
Swectland Schultz for 3ethel, Sweetlaud
for Tin. Moore FOR pingwcll.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
Captain Charlie Barrett and Cornell
football SQUAD.

4VVtV0A oAu00a
Having crushed down all oppose
ton to date, including Harvard, the
Cornell football team is today re-
garded as supreme in the east. This
supremacy is due in large part to
the work Of Captain Charlie Barrett,
probably the best quarterback in!
America today. Last year Barrett
was not given the pivot position on
the All-American team Of Walter
Camp. Undoubtedly, however, IL he
had had the team in front Of him
that he has this year he would have
attained the much coveted position
on the All-American. Cornell has
also another star in Shiverick, the
right half back, who put drop kick
over from the 40-yard line in the
Harvard game. Cornell has two.
more big battles on her schedule
that with Michigan and the Pennsyl-
ivania game on Thanksgiving day.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31

". Drew for Bovlll, Tigan for Stobhs, G.
Morrow for Boettner. Wagner for Wimberly
y. NJ. Smith for nenry, Resi- for Heyman,
Keeton for WitherSpoon, Moore for White.
hill, Day for p. Drew, Connolly for WaE-
ner. Loughrey for Shields. Steele for Day,
Trescell for J Drew. Muskinguni-Gr Graham
for Gogwell, Glliogly for II. Smith.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
.BUCKHANNON men
WINS A FAST GAME
From the Parkersburg High
School Team b Score Of
90 to s.

BUCKHANNoN, oct. 80 In the
best high school game here this sea
son the Buckhannon high playing
with machine like precision defeated
Parkersburg high, 20 to 6. The To-
Gals depended on straight football
for their scores while the visitors
scored during the last two minutes
of play on a forward pass. The local
backfeld played brilliantly time after
time going around end and of tackle
for long gains while the line was q
stone wall for the visitors.
HiEh-s0. ParIersburr-0.
H. Martz t...... .......... Ward
Left end. Is
ShF0yer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Wolf
Left tackle.
Left guard. \:
McGauley $500. !: 1880. Dowar
steele Right .ns,d. Crawford
& Right tackle ! IS 5.
Parker ...-.........s...... ........ Bradea
Z Right end. ~ ! sS,7 4
Grimm ................. McClelland Capt.
Quarterback. Il.
Ross (capt.) 4. 4; Taylor
Right haffback
Fuilback. 81 s & d
Slbstituttons: ParkerAburg- B. wnlfe,
Bell. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hymes, I3aYheld9
Grimm. Goals from touchdowns Grimm
. Goals from Held Grimm i. Referee
tvikhefs, w v. q. Observation-Disclosures.
aN;esieSsn. Llnssulal sit6els- +. - 1
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
CORNELL TEAM PILE UP BIG
SCORE ON VIRGINIA ELEVEN
Captain Banett Leads the Big
Red Team to Another
Victory.

1 4 t
ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. .30.-Cornell
piled up score of 45 to o., in defeat
ling the heavy. Virginia Polytechnic
institute team today and uncovered
an aerial offense that proved a rev
elation. The big red team showed
conclustyely that its victory over
Harvard last Saturday was not a fash
IN the pan, for today''s game indicat-
ed that Coach Sharp has built up first
and second teams with marvellous
attack and defensive power.
Cornell scored it's first touchdown
soon after Captain Barrett tore off a
fake kick run Of thirty yards. Collins,
Shiverick and Mueller punctured the
Virginia line, the latter making a
twenty-one yard dash, until Barrett
carried the ball over. The second
touchdown in the first period was
made in similar manner. In the
second period Virginia held Cornell
for downs on the formers one-yard
line but Cornell soon rushed the ball
back and Shiverick, right tackle, for
fifteen yards and a score. For the
fourth touchdown, which came in the
same period Barrett hurled long for
ward passes with precision, Eckley A.
nally hugging one as he sped over
the line.
In the third period Cool intercepted
a forward pass on virginia's thirty
six yard line. After the ball was
rushed to the one-yard line, Cool and
quarterback aBrrett changed places
land Cool scored. Forward passes
brought forth Cornell's sixth touch
down, Barrett, Shiverick and Shelton
starring in the style of play. The
second team went into the game in
the final quarter and Shock, substi-
tutc quarterback, tore off several
long runs and then scored. Lineup:
Corncll-45. sy,rr,n,,n
's0" ''.'.'''i Ie;i end ,..'..... cottrell
Left TICKLE i;i:.''.'' hehealct
s'ii''' ',''''.' Left guard. nopp
Cool ..:..,.............. Moore
Anderson Trenk,c
Right guard.
1''hes ........::. Parrish
Right tackle.
Right end.
Barrett ........... Terry
Quarterback.
1S Left i laif6ack. Sm0leOy
Right haifbaci. "sA
mueller OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Redd
Fullback.
Score by periods:
Cornell 14-13-19-6I5
Virginia O-O-O-O-O.
RefereeF. Offender, Pennsylvania. I'M
pire-F. w. Murphy, Brown. Head lines.
MANA. w. Risles. Colgate. Time OF per-
iods-l2 minutes each. Cornell scoring:
uchdowns-Barrett 9, Shiverick, Eckley,
Cool, Collins, Shock. Goals from touch.
downS-Barrett 3. Substitutions: Cornell
I-Ryerson for Shelton, Fisher for Jameson.
Mccormick for Fisher, McKeage for Moller.
Snyder for. MceIIaEe, Brown for Cool, Carr
for Brown, Bard for Anderson, Mason for
Bard, Jewett for Gillies, Dixon for Jewett,
Zeander for Eckley, Shock for Barrett,
Schlicter for Collins Kleinert for Mueller.
Lewis for, Kleinert, Hoffman for Shiyerick'
Benedict for Hoffman. Nirginia-Ly brook
for Powell. Dixon for Emblesby. Gregory
for Cottrell. Henderson for Moore, Moore
for Opp, Gray for Moore, Powell for Par
rish.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31

Referee--T. S. Hammond. Michigan. I'm.
plre-Joseph Coulter. Brown. Head lines.
MANI. =. Cadigan, Syracuse. Time OF
nunrters-13 minutes each. Touchdowns:
w & J Stobhs 3. McCreight,- Rnble, Bgan.
touchdowns- -Joser ., Heyman 1. Atkinson
4. Wagner J.. Missed goal from touchdown
-7EEen. Substitutions: Washington and
Jefferson tields for, NcCreigit. Rubie for
Shields. Shields for N,ss. Bcyill for AIoser.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
.FOLWE[L'S TEAM
WINS ANOTHER
GAME:
.Muskengin Defeated by Score
OF Al to I BY Washington
and Jefferson.
tpY Aasoe,A-sn raxnr,

WASHINGTON, Pa, Oct. so
Washington and Jefferson defeated
Muskingum College Al to here to-
day. The visitors made their only
score In the first quarter when Mont
gomery Intercepted a Washington
and Jefferson forward pass and ran
sevnty-fve yards for. touchdown.
This was the third time that the To-
Gals goal had been crossed this sea-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
YALE ELEVEN IS
DEFEATED BY
C0LGAT {
Nelson and Anderson Score
TouchdoWns for Colgate on
Brilliant Plays.

NEW HAVEN, onn., Oct. cO.-Col-
gates unbeaten eleven played true to
form today and had no difficulty in
defeating Yale, 10 to o. Yale was
outclassed completely and the scor.
does not indicate the real strength OF
the visitors. The points came from
two touchdowns, both made after SEN
sational runs, and an easy goal from
placement by West.
Yale's attack was weak and spas
modic. Colgate's goal was never in
danger. The first touchdown came
early in the game when Nelson
snatched a forward pass out of the
air, while on a dead run and then
raced thirty yards for score. The
second touchdown was spectacular.
Anderson. DIGGING and squirming
through the entire Yale team for. tlf.
~ yards on trick formation. The
lineup and summary:
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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31

Davis and Elkins T--7-14 -o-cs.
Reserves 0-0-0-0--0.
Time of quarters 1919 minutes. Touch-
Hamill and Michaels. Goals
from touchdown-Aiay 4. Substitutions:
Davis and Elkins-W amsley for Winkler,
Winkler for Wamsley. West Virglnin-
Steadman for Knapp. Knapp for Steadman.
Referee-Brown, OF Washington and Lee.
tUmpire-Irons, of University OF Pennsyl-
yania. Linesmnn-Hickmnn, Penn State.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31

Referee Thompson, Georgetown. I'm.
pire-Marshnll Harvard. Field Judge
Bergin, Princeton. Head linesman.rhorp,
Columbia. Time of periods-Two 10 min
ltes, two 10 minutes. Colgate scoring:
from placemcnt-West. Substitutlons: Col
gate--Horning for West. Roberts for Spen-
Ger. Watkins for Hnbhell, Ulrich for Rob
erts. iale-Blodgett for AIoseley, Neville
for Waite. Gates for BaIdridge, Savage for
Higglnbotham, Taft for Savage, King for
Sheldon. Miller for White. Church for
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31


Score by periods: 3S B ss 8
W. I. II. 8. 0-G-O-0--G
Warrington G--0--T-N--13.
Time Of quarters ;'wo twelve and two
ten minute. Scoring w. j. H. s.: Touch
down, Dawson. Mnnnington- Touchdown
Lyle, (2). Goal from feld-4a Iannington,
Snodgrass. Referee Cooper. Umpire
Harrison. Coughlin
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Score by periods:
Harvard 0-7-0-0--13.
Penn State 0-0-0-0-O.
Referee-W. N. Morice; PennSvlva ME
Umpire-D. l.. Fultz. Brown. Head lines.
Mnn-E. s. Land, Annapolis. Field fudge
~. A. Evans. Williams. Tine Of periofis
10 minutes each. Harvard scoring:
tonchdown-Mahan. Substitution: Hsr.
vard-L. Curtis for Soucy, Gamer for HE.
for Harte, Robinson for 'Wticox, .Boles Tor
mum. r. c. Curtis for Parsons, Cooiritire
for Harte, Robinson Off Wilcox, Boles Tor
fey for AIcKintock, McKintock for Kinr.
Wriggin for Mckintock. Rollins for sWrins.
MN. Penn State AIorris for Thomas. Man
lewn for Ewing Wager for aSeE.
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D. s {. TR|OUNCES
WEST VIRGINIA
RESERVES
.Mullinex's Team win Game
from Reserves by Score
of % to o.

e.,,,e,Al II -. Ir,,ra.A.,

T ELkINS, Oct. 30-The Davis and
Elkins football team defeated West
Virginia Reserves % to DIN fast
! game played here today. although
! the Reserves outweighed the local
team ten pounds to the man.
In the first quarter Michaels in
ltercepted forward pass on Davis
and Elkins five yard line and ran
ninety-tiye yards for a touchdown.
Davis and Elkins made another
touchdown in the second quarter.
Core recovered Knapp's tumble ana
ran forty yards for a touchdown. In
tile third period Core scored q touch
down on short forward pass and
Hamill caught a punt and ran. fifty
yards for q touchdown.
May kicked four goals from field.
adding four points to the the Davis
and Elkins score.
Davis Q Elklns-sS. Reseryes-O
core .....-...-i. .s..:..... Niedemeyer
| Left end.
Z Left tackle.
Winkicr ................ Dilcher
Left guard.
alswster f;:,t :. ssiuros
iWeimer acknowledgements. j. Stoops
| Right guard.
IflcReflnR ...............i....... Qulrk
Right tackle.
H1m1ll ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..... Chancellor
Right end.
\ dAtton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ............ Ran
\ Quarterback.
Louden ..-..:......: .l.,.;;..i.....s carpenter
\ Right hnlfback.
4 Michaels OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...,. hefnt
4 Left lalfback. sS
II Stftckler Observation-Disclosures. NnnpN
Fullback.
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Goal.
LINE CROSSED
FIRST TINE
This Season by the Fast Uni
versity of Indiana Foot
ball Eleven.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct. 30
Mc1ntosch. aided by perfect interfer-
ence. wiggled the length of the field
on the first KICKOFF, scoring 1ndiana's
only touchdown in the game with
Washington and Lee here today,
which resulted in a to z tie. In
the second period, the Virginians,
by series OF well executed forward
passes. tied the score. Summary: