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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-01-27
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-01-27
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of the arm. Abraham Gil's leg was
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
EASTERN FOOTBALL
TEAMS CAME THROUGH
WITHOUT ANY UPSETS

CHICAGO De-. @2-Cpscis in tic race for tho
big nine football championship have narrowed
tie field down tn four cevents--MnneSeta, Norm
WESTERN Wisconsin and Ohio STATE as result OF
games decided Saturday. Iowa. while conceded a
lighting chance. is regarded strong enough 20
withstand the attack OF the acknowledged cuntcnders
NorlhweSrcrn'S ~ Ia O triumph over ChicaS0-itS
first In fifteen years-and Ohio States victory over
llIinais were the biggest surprises OF Saturday $
schedule.
The defeat Of Chicago wrecks Its horcs OF winning
thu hlg nine huliUrS Illinois championship aSpNa-
lions a> were blasted by Ohio State. which. IN me
las, minute nf play scored touchdown that brouSnt
victory uy narrow margin OF one point.
Minnesota looms stronger than ever as the ia'oriso
Ia WIN the western conference honors. The Gophcrs
buried South Dakota under 81 To 0 score anu are
conceded strong f9YOres Iowa. which faces them
mex. Saturday.
The result IL the Wisconsin Haskell indians same
Indicates TINT Chicago faces another hard nshs Sat-
urdsy FOR the Badger attack appears 10 be strong.
The second and third men at Wisconsin are
regarded almost as strong the first line players
Purdue failed 10 lirr up 20 expectations and was
trnunccd q 6. by Iowa. The Hawkeyrs displayed
surprising strength and work and their attack
WAS bcwdering.
MichIsan'S speed important factor in It's D
to victory over tho Michigan AGgies.
Playing better football enabled Nebraska 70 down
The powerful Oregon AEsicS at Portland IN game
that was replrtc with sensational plays Nebraska
cAcsllcd in punting and at line smashes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
LAJO|E MAY END
BASEBALL CAREER

Big Frenchman', Agreement Expires at tho Close OF
the Recent Season.
Larry I.ajoics baseball career probably ended Ni'h
the Inst season. The bts Freachman has been draw
ns 81 GOA for the last three years. but VITA
hc close Of the 1916 that agreement eSiHfci
Connie Mack paid only half NJ the amount mentioned
tie Cleveland club standing fur the other hlL
IL is certain that Mach will not retain Lijn". Tor
he intends Ia build W. team With !'tluSStcTS
IlJole came into the Na;!nll IrasHe In 1876. ll1
vas p i,rfr,.T Of the hail River r;am at the limo
The philadelphia NatIona! League club sent scout
there tu Iunk pycr fhIi GeI"r. Washington boy.
and Iajr!r was thrown IN for good measure In tho
deal ior Gcr5.
In due time 4ajOc became one OF the most famous
Of payrrs George StallInrS. who managed tho mil
lies at ono time. responsible for the placing VI
IaJule at second base. whcrc lie becamc Famous De-
case OF his graceful fielding and his terrific batting.
Il Is not likely that Lajne will be picked uD hy
any other major league club. now that hn Is free
agent and no is AFT to so 10 any minor league.
for his salary demands Would bc 20" heh. thuush lie
could both play and manage 4 team.
I.ajoIe is n man Of wealth lie has drawn bE
sunrcs for many years. aud he has been of Il saving
disposition. and is reported To bAre Il lot Of his
money well invested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
UPSETS IN ''BIG MIN"
RACE NARR0WS DOWN
LIST OF CONTENDERS

NEW YORK Oct. 22.--Easte-n varsity football
teams came through the weekend games without seri-
Gus form uISets hut there were several contests hi
which the final demonstrated strength or weak
ncss not heretofore suspected OF the vctOrs or van
uuished. The results Of such play brought about
sharp division between those eleScnts which r"InIS!
through weak opponents without the necessity ns
showing more than mediocre ofcnSe and &!eS-s
and the teams winch were forceu W nSnt ioF eve!
yard gained or defended.
In the former group Harvard. Princeton. Army.
Colgate and outstanding examples while
Cornell. Pennsylvania. Georgetown. Navy Union and
Tufts although victorious. found their rivals too FOR
uIdable for Sackness OF play crcn In the clOSIf?
minutes Of the zane. Probably the most surprising
feature of the days play was tile overwhelming de-
feat OF Syracuse by the University Of Pittsburgh me
two combinations were thought To be very eTchD
matched hcfarr the game and far md above the
ordinary in both ability and coaching. Apparently
however the Syracuse had sacrificed speed Tor
weight and was well nigh helpless before the sprint
inS attack Of Glenn Warmers lighter but perfect
football machine
Pennsylvania also rose to unprecedented heights In
defeating Penn State in game In which the oukkerl
always held the upper hand and played football that
reflected great credit upon tho coaching system In
stalled this fall By Bob FolWel.
Game Exhibition.
Both Folwe!l and Navy gtIc exhibitions S game
ness and strength against opponents which for rmo
threatened 10 wrest victory from the home teams.
NJ
wsy of either attack Of defense for this period OF tho
season. but their general spirit and steadness under
q strong attack promises much for tho future
GEORGETOWN proved to DO 3 Ertdiron machine TOO
we'll balanced and smooth running for Dartmouth
and while the Green fought bard at all ume1 It was
unable TO check the versatile play OF tho sorthsrnsff
Tufts with It's victory Harvard Is q Standard
found the Boston College team also knew tho game
aud was not lie defeated without hard struggle.
while Cnlcn won from Columbia by tho scaat inas-
Kin OF field goal after all other attempts 70 seora
had failed.
Princeton and Harvard. on tho Other hand WON
able to dispose Of lafayette and tho Massachusetts
Asycs Respectively. without the necessity OF riding
much abuyc tho plane Of practice Eaue,
The victories Of Colgate. Brown and the Army
niust I've placed IN the category Nnco neither
Trinity Rhode Island Williams had Al attack
or defense sufficient to test the winners TO
tent
Considering the play throughout tho cart a. \
whole Saturdays games demonstrated that the tor
ward pass and goal from the field arc 70 be per-
mancrt farturS In the scoring again this season-
There was hardly game Of Importance where points
! we're not made through these two forms Of aArAl
| nttacE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Local.
Wheeling. 81: Cameron. :.
Martins Ferry. Is: Salem. o.
Sistcr.vil!r -" bridgeport. D.
Moun,lsytIIc. So; Iinsly. n.
State
StcubcnyIllr 0: Magnolia. 80.
lursr;tstnwn. I; Wciisn;rg. Q.
Marietta 70: Tyler County High y.
ParkrrShn!g. :; Charleston. :.
iIrrhanv. &c: Musk!mGrm. u.
Fa!rmnnt -: Huntington. Q.
koysc5 Prep. Il. ". '. /. Reserves. 7.
". Va. InIrnrs; Iuli"Gr. o: Wesleyan. H.
Wr,, Virginia UNIVERSITY :: Navy. l2.
East. West. South.
Westminster. q: ". * l.. -.
St Mary's College. o. Marietta IS.
Agricultural. o: Harvard. AZ.
CORNELL 10; Eucknrl 0.
Trinity. o: Army. SO.
Brown. %: WilamG. 0.
Wesleyan II: New York University. 0.
Springfield M. G. A.. 70; Amherst; o.
Illinois, G Ohio State. z.
Northwestern. 10: Chicago. 0.
Purdue o: Iowa. n.
Haskell Indians. o. Wisconsin. H.
Michigan. 9: Michigan AEgioH 0.
Kentucky State. D: Sew1nco. o.
swarihinnrc. o: Franklin and Marshall, O.
Carnegie rcch. 81: Allegheny. o.
Fuffan. 2: Rochester. u.
Muhlcnhrrg. -: Albright. 0.
Dickinson .: rrslnus. o.
Fnrdham. IL; Susquchanua. o.
Cnlhy. II: lnwdoin. 0.
New Hampshire. IA; Durham. g.
Johns Hopkins. 0. Gettysburg. u.
Louisville University. 6: Chattanooga University. "
tufts. Is: Boston College. O.
Colgate 81 Rhode Island. Q.
Stevens Institute G: Worcester Tech. q.
Minnesota. 81. South Dakota. o.
r'rnusylrGnlu. 10: Penn State. o.
rittShurEh 80: Syracuse, O.
Dartmouth. =" GrnrGetOwu. 10.
LAFAYETTE. .: rficrtOn. %.
Vanderbilt. 81: Mississippi. q.
Alabama. IL: Florida. o.
iirnrEiL, 10. Virginia. !.
North Carolina. &. Georgia Tech. IT,
Virginia Military Institute. Q: Maryland Stsle u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
CENTRALS DEFEATED
BY NORTH END CLUB

In one Of the bost played games be-
tween seni-professiona football teams
seen upon League Park this year the
North End Athletic club or Martins
Ferry defeated the Central Athletic
club of Wheeling, 10 to .. The feature
Of the game was the field goal made py
Watson Of the North End club from
the opponents 42 yard line. Both teams
put up an excellen. exhibition or loot
ball The lineup:
North End-l0. Centrals-O.
Morgan ...:.....;.1 HaVerlino
Callahan ............... Jumpermlckle
Left Tackle
McAnlch ....-. :....... Henry
Left Guard
Center
Right Guard
Burton Idenmiller
Right Tackle
Bennington ...:.,.-.:..:... baolsteE
Right End
= cell go Ia Wv -
quarter
Totterdale ...:.::-:... Strautman
Left Half
Wallace ...-...-- toie
Right Half
Watson :...-'.- fNflhoH
, Fuliback
Touchdown: Wallace.
Goal from touchdown-Watson.
Field goal-WatS2u.
Referee-SamuclS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
TICKETS ON SALE
FOR ANNUAL CLASH
Hays Been Placed In Hands Of Three Hundred Fan,
In Every Part OF West Virginia.

Speciu Dispatch 10 the intclgencrr.
RCGKIIASSOS. w. Va. Oct 22.Although It Is
yet six weeks till the biz game that will decide
rrdirou SUPREMACY for West Virginia for 1916. tho
preliminary arrangements for the advance sale %
tickets hare already brrn begun. The FIRST step
the mailing to-day OF 800 circular letters TO prpmt
nsn football fans. for ths most part Alumni Of Wr5t
Virginia Wesleyan. in every city town aud VILLAGE
in the state These letters contain STAMPED aud nj
dressed envelopes together with proper form for tic
return Of tho Of person III these various
towns who expects witness the contest As
these Hanlcs secured circular letters will bG
10 all announcing the price Of tIci;s conditions u
.ur. rt... and order blank for r"SeTrins seats.
Six thousand people saw the game last year %hlri
mcaus that l.5n0 n them stood mp and watched lie
play from the ends nj the field only 1900 seats
ara srailablr. This number only can he used this
year again and 1t Is expected that they Will all be
sold In advance OF the gone as was the last
year.
All persons Wishing tickets who have received
hlH nss should nddrrss the Arrangement. Wesleyan
West Virginia football came. Buckhanncn. " Nor
sSntpsn. ". Va"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
FERRIANS LOSE
To PATR|CIANS
YOUNGSTOWN HAD HEAVIER TEAM
BUT WAS oUT-PLAYED.
F1eah1nan, Marietta star, With the Ath-
1etics, Played a wonderful De-
fenstve Game.
Special Dispatch to tho 1n.ellIseacer.

Srec,al Dispatch to tho Inseluseaeer
YOUNGSTOWN, O., Oct. 22-Youngs-
town Patricians had nothing on Mar
tins Ferry Athletics this afssrnoon w GTP
avowed candidates for the professional
football championship of the world, thc
PatricianS were outpiayed and our
game the entire distance.
Up against stars from leading col
Ieses of the East. Ferry nearly copied
the game The playing most OF -FOUR
quarters was IN Patrician territory.
Thomas scored Patrician's only toucn-
down late in second quarter. AShoouSh
kicked goal. In the third quarter the
Athletics lost the ball on a tumble on
the Patriciau three yard line with q
touchdown in sight Another <ouch-
down was spoiled by 4 tumble on the
ten-yard line.
Fleahman, Marietta star. played the
game or his life. His wonderful de-
fensive work stopped play after play
and aided in keeping down the score
which the Patricans threatened nhle
after time to pile up.
Youngstown was 70 celebrate MondaF
but the five thousand fans who wit
messed the contest thought better OF
the idea and called that part of the
proceedings off. While here tonight
Manager Mullaney received another OF
fer from the Cleveland Indians Tor
game. The offer was hatterlng one.
it is said, but Mullaney is Withholding
his decision for few days. The line
UP:
xourrstowu-7. Martins Perry-o
Hswkin ..:.:.,;.;.'.--.''. Nam
Left End
SIQlta 49,
Left Tackle
Tobtn -.--....--......... hihoteoeFseF
Left Guard
Center
Savers S~-~SoS
Right Guard
H6nntS cIetlnAL1Ii
Right Tackle
AshbouSh Bauer
Right End
Palmer ae0sciAAcA
Right Half
Yockel ...............-. kelley
Left Half
Basttan Boehm
Fullback
Thomas .............-.... N1Ullaney
Quarter
outhdown-Thomas.
Goal from Observation-Disclosures
Referee-ReSch. Case.
Cmpire-Morgan. Georgetown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
PUNTS AND PASSES

nn Sunday afternoon the Tlnnrl Grr"n Sroun6s.
Tho Burr Athletic club aud the North Ena blilaFh"
na,,Ird IN n srnrress tie Roth teams were evenly
rnntrhr anil tho Qumc was featured by several spec
lar,,lar rrns hv the North Ends. The game vas
witnessed by uhnru 1000 people
III, Tuesday aud Friday evenings "i uts "'"N INV
NrrIb End billiard fnnihall team will PRAGUE" aud
t',acb Morrison requests that au players tc ~; on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
SATURDAYS FOOTBALL CANES ARE
|. EASIER AND SHOW FEW SURPRISES

these nights All players report at the North In
Eillard Parlor at o'clock promptly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
AMERICANS WIN
0LYMPIAN EVENTS

CHRlSTIANIA, Oct Il VIA Lon
don, Oct. %, 1886 p. m.) - Gloomy
weather marked the games between
the American and Scandinavian lth-
letes here today. The temperature
was below freezing and the track Was
frozen hard. The Americans won all
the events. Summary:
200 metre run (2l8 yards rs inches)
Andy Ward, first, % seconds Bob
Simpson. second; Fred Murray. third.
High jump-Joe LOOMS, first. lS3
centimeters (siX fee); kullerstrand,
Sweden, second. ITS centimeters; Muir
ray, third, 16S centimeters.
400 metre run (437 yards 16 inches)
Ted Meredith, first, so ITO seconds,
400 metre relay - American team
first.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23

During this investigation,
many manufacturers when
asked the percentage of wool
in their leading numbers
pleaded ignorance. They
knew nothing of the kind of
wool or the dyes used in the
fabrics trons @ report Of the
United States Department Of
Commerce after an investigation
Of the clothes-makinQ industry,
page 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23

Even money is being placed m the Wheeling 'iich
school 20 beat IiCairp in the annual game Thanks
giving Wheeling Is figured to win by from one Il
three tnuGhdUwnS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
EAST END CLUB DEFEATED

Before large crowd. the Seiberts
football team Of Elm Grove defeated
the East End Athle7ic cluh team OF this
city. IS 10 0. The work Of Carl Harris.
of Elm Grove. for the Ssioeris squad
was :; feature lis brilliant tackles
brought down msn going for long runs.
and he also intercepted several forward
passes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23

DAVE says:
DAVE says:
4 Derby Hat can be worn
upon almost any occasion. \
KRAUS FALL DERBY

will make you a good hat for
either business or social
wear. These hats are we'll
made, are stylishly shaped,
and they will stand the
weather. The prices are
$500 and $3.50.
The Fall FeltS are hand
some and appropriate, too,
The new colors are dark
green, sand and gray. And
the broad brims are popular.
The price is special at $500.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
KEEN kUTTERS
H|E 7 WATERLOO
FAST MoUNDSVILLE TEAM DE-
FEATED YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON AT BEuLAIRE.
Forty-five Yard Run by Brown Nets tina
Only Touchdown OF Game-Mur-
ply Kicks Field Goal

Ecllairc Central Athletic club added
another victory to It's list by defeating
the *. KS of MoundSvillc ~ To u yes
trrday afternoon. The CGntrals played
III Moundsrilln territory through the
entire four quarters. Brown, Il halI'
scored the only touchdown Of the game
when he got away. behind a good N
reference for forty-tivc yards: Dutfy
kicked goal Duffy played his usual
good game at quarter. getting away
around the end for good gains. Foley
and Murphy on the offensive were goou.
Murphy contributed TO the score when
he dropped one over the bar from the
witnessed by the largest crowd this sea-
son. Fully twelve hundred were pres
eth. The teams lined up as follows:
Centrals MoundsV1ue
Snively ........ Morris and Smith
Left Tackle
J. Jewel. Il. Jewel .......... Snedicher
Left Guard
Al. Long -''''''i cc Iasr0r anu "''''S-o
Watson and Doyle. ...... .Logtson
Right Guard
"'' Right Tackle
Larence and I-avclle. ....- Whltlatch
Right End
Duffy -....... ....-.. Mercer
Quarterback
Brown Ray and Higgins
Left Half
f0'eS Right HALF IT, Si'0 -i'''
Murphy ....... Littman and Hanna
lnllback
Touchdown-Brown.
Goal from touchdown-Dury.
Goal from placement-Murphy.
Referee--Loftus.
C-mnire-White,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
WHEELING HIGH DEFEATS CAMERON. SLY. IN
EASY GAME AT LEAGUE PARK.
Holdcn's Men Lose to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Plays Paikersburu TO IL Tie.
Other Games

CSnc-or vac clirnIpn.rd frnm the ohio Valley A'h
lrtlc Association championship race hS LOSING |" t'e
old Gold and Eiur here Saturday. 81. Athti%h
n,;wc shrrl. Wheeling ;srr, rings around tile Mar
shall rol!l;iarS rYrlfing IN The first quarter: whT
, cameron scored her only i"a'h"wi Far sr'rihl
minutes following liz defense VAS literally shot -
rirrrs and ,'aingrrn mad" gain after gain through
whcelinEs lin" III" rirm field running " III" half
backs was one Of the outstanding features u tue
game
Coach nr,lrn's vrnrses rRYr nu =n: thr ri:;i'
start ,s WIS tndIrHtcl Saturday. wien thrS ~
yard The field nG the N"uul>vi!!r high school. TIA"
invasion ,rnyci disastrous auL the uraE.r and i!lh'"
wpn, down 10 L 80 defeat. Injuries In Ia" me-
in.n and back field forced iIndcn put in suhsli-
tues partially accounting for the poor showing.
S>,crsyillc high has set In he scored upon. Nj
though thu sras"n - yet y"Ing In three gaines the
Ss,crsyilr has scored y: scores I" their nri"
ncnts' O. They are the fight for The valley hon'rs
aud putting ~ L strong nd
Suprorers Of Syracuse III this CITY were numerous
Saturday. and large odds were offered upon that
team TO beat the University nf Pittsburgh. Bat FIJI
sprung surprise and scored ~ I"'ils Inc 9e'S
were placed lD9.Sh. 500. le-9. and los
Even money is being placed the Wheeling 'tch
school 20 beat Iicllalrr in the annual game Thanks
giving Wheeling Is figured to win by from one ID
three tnuGhdOw1s.
Although outpayrd. the Mihdics succeeded in put
tin; Ecross :he touchdown that won the Navy
West Virginia University Enme nj Annapolis. Sau:-
duy la-7 The varsity weakened by the absence
Of Robbers at full. He played part N The game
hut had to he taken account Of all injury to
| his shoulder.
Parkershurs playing Charleston to - score Sal
| urduv will Ill, an edge on the Old Gold md Blue
preparatory work. The locals to Charleston Sa;Ur-
day for their first game abroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
INDIANS DEFEATED.

CLEVELAND. o.. Oct 1.-THE ran HhnoleA
professional football team. OF Columbus. GAVe Ii
Cleveland Indians thcr frs: defeat to-day. TO g.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-15

ieinem cigenen @ortGeiIe our 9trbeit
5mingt, bann DiirOe ib, ipenn idl mein
Sanh nitt narnte, tbotfdfllIdl
,troi0nr ipin ggos bon jenieits ner
(sren5e ais 5ricoensborif9log fonliGt,
fornnt 5u ciHer 3eit, In Der 9elgicn,
Ser6icn mlb sc(u 0eportemeilts CON
1rlnfrei6 belebt iiro.
.GS moren nidrt mir, Die biciei
IidradIifcr aric9 nunIf)ten(D, en-
lrurbc ull5 aaigc6runeen(9. Gum
punaerriyen D}nlc ruie it6 eg o!S:
STR pnret oie 2Ingreifcr. mb mas
iuln!2t i'm mIh iopt. mir hoben ole
9eneiie fir 6as, mas mir bebaupten.
Die @IutiduIO rubt aui eud,, nidt auf
ms!
.Qor 6icIcr Gtene aus be6aupte
i'd, olB 0o3 5rie6enSoner6ieten nidltS
1rocre5 it, ais Elm SlbndBug, bic
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