The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-25
aEDsKNs PROVE POWERFUL TEAM
AND WIN EASILY YESTERDAY.
Pertains Played Hard and Scored One
Touchdown-Is Second That Has
Been Made In Two YearA


Before a crowd of thirty-eight hun
dred people on League park. at Martins
Ferry yesterday afternoon the Martins
kers team OF Pitcairn, Pa. by the score
OF 81 TO Z. The Athletics were power-
less 70 break through the line Of the
Quakers as the latter team WIS very
strong.
Both Mullaney and o'conneI starred
Tor the Athletics as both OF these play
crs have played against the Carlisle In
dams and other college teams and the
quaker team was Of nearly
her OF the Quaker team starred during
the gnme the two Nerdenack brothers
Thomas and Fred. the former being
picked as an all-Amerlcan end from the
Carlisle Indians an 1871 playing an ex-
cenent game.
Yesterday was the second time in TWO
scored against. the other score being
made by the Duquesne-Cornell team OF
Pittsburgh Saturday when they defeat
ed the Duquesne team by a score OF IS
TO The team Is coached by T. Nerder-
mack and they are one OF the fastest
teams to come to this vicinity in recent
years.
Secretary M%uIIaney OF the Martins
Ferry team stated yesterday that in all
probability the Detroit. Michigan. team
game some time next month as the at
tendance AT the preceding games has
been SO good that fast teams can be
The Game.
At ISIS Tom Nedernack won the
nell kicked to Schriner. who was tackled
by Wagner. The Quakers were penal
l nsss from from LOT eein ~ T4h y sac; double %s5e
ten Yards with the ball on the as yard
line Frank vendernsck carried the
hail on the next double pass making and
additional ten. Hill carried TO the cen
ter Of the neld. then Loose to Ferry's
forty-hve yard line. and again TO the
fWgnfW-nEG. which was NDllnWg1 kW a
double pass with Hill running to the
twenty. Hin 70 the fifteen and repent
ing TO the eight. followed by Ziglcr go
ing TO within one yard Of the goal. be-
INK pinned To the ground by Null" Hiil
carried the oval betwecn the posts and
Iiupp kicked the goal score 20.
hnpp ktsSsd TO Fair who Tetgrnsd :
Burke OConneli punted 10 Tom" We'd
sruack whose speed Melted IS yards.
Rupp went rs 70 the t5 yard line. in
which play Burke was inIured. rns
a were Penaii5sd . Yards oHside
iSr Lose got Ten, IN teree who ran
ms play Hupp failed az goal Score
Wagner received the kick from Rupp
Burke lost more oconnen punted
TO Zigier. who fumbied 90 Cecil after
fetuTning yards Hurk. after max
failed and Looso made two. zisitT punt
ed 20 Burke. who was d0wned by
Frank" Ecdernsck on tho three yard
line. The Athletics lost the ball on
downs and Eugp carried 70 over. Rupp
kicked goal Score zoo.
OConnel was shifted 20 All Cecil
received the kick and vas tackled on
the IS yard Second .ss 3 ny oS19sSs.1
49, erTS baIl or - p yara line and
1 nr- 20" 6b con6sGhI s's aaS.s made Two al
BOehm added two. making nrst down
Mulianey lost three. boehm got back
nell Matted gs wards Tedderdale lost
yard line HW cilclcd the ma 10 the
max Loose carried me bail over
fuRp failed 20 goal score goo
the 2n-yard line GILES carried % tho
P'onnel lost eight fumbling 90
failed qrIrr ,v,r Nfuftar.~f~ F..i 49,
gunkera were peuallzed rs Tor r0urhrrHa
and 0Connel carried rast the middle of
pass failed. with Martins PERRY being
penaizsd five for 0ffFide ln the nest
play On ~ ends out formation VC0nnei
nsi punte1 10 Huu VINO Vas tackled on
BIS own lo-yard line Loose carried o.
Third Quarter
refrF received ana HurFr
'tnEhf fne ball uu the f.V1rI line Ha
returned O. Giles l0st g. o.Cornen made
ffftefn and then uunfrd 90 Loose LIrIar
peeled or la i0ore 3 Eurp 20 and IiE-
Loose lost 9 Eurp carried r. me /. f.1i
le Eupp carried ne bell over. Dot
cecil rsre.ved fg, F,,- -.tt
yards pConreu r|rrIed tfe end ~ M
yards ami followed uIfh re- punt o. mI.
Hupp e%sTrisd 10 Felrs % 80 ~, Joy
iu The nerf Irura added Two and . Don.
ANY ~ yards vac Imposed FOR rough.
inE d. 1851 punfed to or9nneiL h TO-