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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
POLICE COURT

In police court yesterday. ]. Allen
was assessed $40 and costs or 20 days
for taking Il bottle of milk from the
steps OF a house where dairyman hal
left 1t. Frank RaEcr and Ray Lewis,
DRINKS, were handed $40 and costs or
20 days. Fred Gonshcr. j. p. t;alscr and
John O'Hearne. DRINKS, drew So az 10
days. Jane Wilson. drunk, was assessed
$40 and costs or 30 days, while Charles
Kawasic. same charge. received tho
same dose. Mary Richtman. who WIS
found intoxicated. was allowed 10 20
owing to circumstances surrounding
her case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
CITY TAX DISCOUNT
PERIOD ENDS TODAY
County And State Taxes Will Be Dis
counted If Paid During Next
Month

The discount period on city taxes
ends today, and City Treasurer w. 5.
McElroy and his force yesterday evt\-
ing were prepared for a rush today.
The city tax discount period extends
only through the month of October,
and the past few days have been busy
ones for the lreasurcrs office.
The discount period on county taxes
extends one month longer, ending with
the $0th day of November. While Sher-
if A. T. Swceney's force has gone
through a busy month. they are just
about to enter the biggest month OF
the year so far as tax collections are
concerned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
THURSDAY LAST DAY
TO SECURE TRANSFER

By an order adopted by the Ohio
county board of commissioners, Thurs
day will be the last day to secure
transfers from one voting precinct in
Ohio county to another. Voters moving
from one precinct to another since the
registration was taken in June need
transfers in order to vote in the pre-
cinct into which they have moved.
The Ohio county Republican execu-
tive committee last evening inaugural
ed a vigorous campaign to have every
voter who needs a transfer, secure it
before Thursday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
COMMISSIONERS SELECT
81 PLACES OF VOTING

Elsewhere in this issue OF the Intel
ligencer appears the official announce
ment OF the Ohio county board Of COM
missioners Of the list Of voting places
established for Ohio county for the
general election Tuesday Of next week,
November 7. There are eighty-seven
precincts in the county and that many
voting places were designated by the
commissioners. A few changes in vot-
ing places, It will be noted from q
study Of the places designated, was
found necessary by the commissioners
There are u voting places in Wash
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31

ton of Mayor H. L. Kirk for the NAM
moth automobile section Of the parade
for which more than five hundred
machines have already been pledged,
for for special trains 10 carry visiting
Republican delegations from the Pan
Handle. Parkersburg, Clarksburg and
Fairmont regions.
The disappointment at being unable
10 have Hon. Charles ". Fairbanks
will not be permitted to interfere
with the demonstration and Wheeling
is promised the greatest spectacle II
has Witnessed in many wears.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
RIVER News

With the wickctS still lowered for re-
pairs th"r" was only IL stage of 3 feet
in the local pool lISt night and 3 feet
and inches below I'll" McMcch"n dam.
The departures yesterday were the
Ruth ut Il. IN. ia Pittsburgh and the
Dunbar 1T ! p. IN. for the same port.
The Ruth is due to b. down Wednesday
morning aHd the Dunbar Wednesday
night. The Liberty will not resume
operations until the latter part of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31

Guage. so the stage at Radford in river
r,p6rts from this time will be just that
much higher than former records
showed. River men both on the Kama
VIVA and Ohio Rivers express disricas-
ur,. over the change. believing. they say,
that II VIII lead TO confusion. the river
rnnrrts from Eadford are considered OF
much Importance to all persons con-
ccrned in river conditions.
River Stages.
P1TTSRU RGH. Fa.. Oct. %0.-Davls
Island Dam. . feet. falling; clear:
Stcubenvlle. go feet, stationary
clear.
Parkcrsburg. feet, stationary; clear.
Morsantown. "a feet, falling; cl ear.
OH City. 5 inches. stationary. clear.
Warren. L foot. stationary; clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
AVIATOR HERE

dutch" Robinson. Of Washington. Pa.
prominent aviator, was here yesterday
spending n short Tine with friends
prior 10 departing tor New Orleans.
where lie will put on an exhibition.
"Dutch" fell several days ago and Sis
tanned a fractured leg. lie is compelled
10 use crutchcS. but announces that he
will make the tIight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
CARD OF THANKS

TO the friends who have SO gen.
erously and kindly bestowed flowers
in loving remembrance Of our dear
deceased Father and Mother: and for
the many loving words Of sympathy
and encouragement extended 10 lis
We wish to express our sincere
gratitude and appreciation.
The Children Of the late r. X. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
RED CROSS SOCIETY
Held Their Annual Meeting Yesterday
And Elected Officers For The
Ensuing Year

The Wheeling Chapter Of the amer
lean Red Cross society held its annual
meeting yesterday afternoon and after
disposing of the reports Of the various
committees for the past year the fol
lowing officers were elected; Rev. y.
l.. Benze, president: DR.. C. a. Winger-
ter, vice-president; and his assistants
are Miss Agnes Wilson and j. Beck
man. A. Z. Sinks was elected secretary
with Miss Elizabeth Greer and Mrs.
Augusta Dickman rs his assistants.
Miss Elizabeth Cummins was chosen
secretary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
TAKE MEN TO PRISON

A guard from the West Virginia
penitentiary today will remove three
Ohio county prisoners to the state in,
stitution. Sam Priest will so to serve
ten years for shooting Policeman
Henry Bartholomew, Clyde Allen will
serve three years for robbery and
Paul Leonard is under sentence of
Two years for robbery. Guard George
Beckett will remove them to Mounds
Vile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
OUR OWN wAR.MADE PROSPERITY

IN Indiana. saw a placard erected
by our opponents, with screed in
tended to elicit political support. 1t
said in large type, Plenty Of work.
No men idle. Full Dinner Pals And
7 thought ii must have been expected
that it would be read by people with
out memories '-ilughes, at Corning,
\. Y, Sept. %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
iWHY THEY HAD SOUP HOUSES IN
GARY

"a little less than two years ago
there were soup houses IN Gary, In
diana! What was the trouble?
There had been a certain theory
nut into application in an act tthe
Underwood Bill passed by Congress.
It was a theory which paid scant at
tention to the demands of American
labor 1t won't dol It is an
American theory. I stand here for the
Republican doctrine Of protection to
nell. N. Y, Sept. 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31

Plans Of the Bell telephone CON-
pany for underground conduits for its
cables in the district from Twenty
sixth to Forty-sixth street, were ap-
proved yesterday by the Board Of Con-
irOl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31

The tenants you OUGHT TO HAVE
are reading the ads In this paper every
day. You arc TO decide as to whether
YOUR ADS are to be a part Of their
readino or not au26-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
APPEAL rs TAKEN.

An appeal in the suit or the State Of
West Virginia against Gusbar Saad WAS
fled In circuit court yesterday. The
case was appealed from Squire Railcy's
justice court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
CHANGE IN RADFoRD GUAGE.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Oct. Gothic
water GuaEc ut Radfnrd. on New River
has hcen changed under orders from the
War Depart ment. Th" zero mark now Is
"a feet lower than that on the former
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31

ington district, 8 in Madison, in Clay,
10 in Union, 7 in Center. in Webster,
10 In Richie, in Richland, in Lib
erty and Il in Triadelpha district.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
CULVER BEST
OF YEARLIkCS
Detroiter Only Freshman Line
man That Looks Like
Material for NOSt

Ann ARBDR Mich Oct -f-I'
doesn't look ar rho the freshmen
sre going 10 furnish the arrH
many OF Tho type of unemen To.r
IS looking for
With Inc exception Of culver. 'hc
Detroit Central man. There is not
* man on th" squad who is 1f r.
great height. me other lireuer h.
!ng % tho old short yarietF Fried
myey. tackle or guard. b. re
markedly asst man FOR one s- l.F
az he "a. but has not The height o.
tenfisI 20 o. tackle r." Nigh make
guard
Hut Culver OGr Of The lot looks
ike The new type Of liuemeu jit
weigh BE- VOL distributed urel
large lrss.e, and tho stiiI green f'
IL daily showing rho effect ~ his
teaching and h. rs fsst rounding
into FORM
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
~ ROBERT l RIPLEY

sidney Hatch The veteran mara
ta0aer ls -aly me iron man o.
present DAY athletics The other
DAY. after j. Years ot Veary p.od
ding. Hatch -a- from Milwaukee 20
Chicago. A distance OF s57 miles. in
- hours. 50 minute, and % seconds
his beat The former record for the
distance 1y over four hours--a re-
mArkable record FOR outdoor run.
ling IN making re run the We.
eTan rested - minutes the entire
line he vas on he road He lost q
Dir under 80 pound, ~ weigh. dur
ilz me ordas
Watch vho - e years Old has
ueen running IN long distance raoes
all OF hls life. and one can only
sgrniss the many thousands -
niies covered He has run n about
So tuii-d!s'aace marathon races. wiz.
ming he biz majority % Them and
but three times IN his career has be
failed 20 reach he enish i.1e and
even nr two OF these occasions -
vas taken out Of he race, protest.
tag. by the oeicials.
yonKdistsncs running seems 20
have passed or % vogue in recent
years. Fifteen or % years ago the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
MATHEA READY
FOR BIG WINTER

Among the fghtsrr who hav l'1"
81 for donors In The last years bouts
~ Windsor. none viii stand more
catching than Paul Ma,hea tio
lea'horweight champion n Michi-
gan Mathea has spent = summer 1'
srHuous training. is in perfect con
dition and fully expects 20 make
himself heard from during the cor
inr season He Is nov p member
and perhaps a best bet IN the new
Sfrumore stable. and feels that tho
rrcssnt surroundings are conducive
10 greater degree ~ suct ess than
mas previously been his measure.
in me same 4tablc j. Eddie Hentlr.
'he bantam vino he's Ill he evil
a.hcc 90 -tardom in The very few
slcoEn..r- that have beer his. Other
prospects are Puddle Hammond. "a
sal.-r pud lake frontrs. = light.
weight both 81 whom have had ilttl7
experience but Wuc seem ladcr WITH
possioNiti's. Directing thc efforts
- the camp f. p " DOYLE. once
manager Of Tommie Burns end $3.50
ciated ~i,h other rehters of merit
The boys viii POT various uills dur
Ing The comisg season to exploil
their merits 10 the fan Of Detroit.
Nathea viii meet Johnny seares
in Inc fast show a. Windsor. on NOV
]. when Francic Brennan a1d X q.
Brennan. Of EDGslo. 10 ncct in IN"
main 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

81 10 minutes walking quarter
mile az the commencement 81 and
within earI consecutive 30 minutes
Performed ~iCe By William Gale
VIZ. A. ;he Canton Hotel grounds
cardiff. June IS 20 July -. 1Nl1.
and A. the Agricultural hal Ion
dor Eng Oct - to Nov II. 49,
1000 miles in .ooo consecutive
hour. walking mile zach hour
Made by Charles ? Morse AZ JarN-
son Mich starring az p us. Jan
II. iSs1. and ending a. % m. fcA
- 1897 T-acs % laps 20 mile
1000 mile, ia io'1 hours. ,a,s
,ns ! mile beginning ~ each hour
Made 5y Dan % i-esrt started Sept
,. 1907 a. o. 10 ending sunday.
Oct 20. A. q m A. Norwood Inn
park. Cio~innat O, Track 70 laps
20 mile outdoors dry weather
track - laps 90 mite. indoors Wet
weather
1000 miles IN l.o5o hours running
! mile each hour Male by Eu
gene Esrop1ev. starting nov 90
1910 dnlshing Jan. T. 1911. or '--.sp
track. J os Angeles Cal
Creates distance walked without
rest-i2i miles 2s- yards. br g s.
Hartman. AZ Trvckeo. Cal Nprt 5
and :, iss3
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

'g.,che-'sd boys used 10 romp hun
d-.d r miles 'or pastime Take
G@o. -- ,.---te sood he Eng ishmar.
who r over p .his country IN the
earl SOS This bird never tired
Her, ar. few ~ his records, both
walking and running. which have
never been lesSr
waking
- hours -eFq miles SIC yards,
Sh4@e'd Eng March :. 1852
a0l-s-3lS miles 1854 yards
o. rou-s-3Fs miles 3.l yards
80. -1rrs-t 80 miles 1854 yards
'4l saurs --2f miles i35 Yards.
sheffield. EnS March { 70 IT,. 1882 .
actual Walking time. 1873 hours IS
minutes 80 seconds
Running
$50 E,.le--la5 hours, New York
C.ty week Nov - 20 Dec l.. iSss
go niles '37 hours six day race
r- lou please
a.-a arc few other endurance
records that VIII cause you 20 mar
.s' %. mar
5.lna miles. go-ss.vou please. 81
miles per day sor 100 days track &.
laps % mile-George D. Noremac
Midlothian hall New Tori. Nov 2
,Ss4. ~ Feb. IS. ISss.
1905 quarter miles IN noo periods
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
RELAY r ACE
IS CALLED OFF

NNN ,REOB Mich Oc' g. the
proposed rr.ar race between. Tho
freshmen sad 1ptUm1'cF ch'dul.
"a for 'hr tua 0sFV'FU H7t7-''r- -
she Washington Michigan football
game BE- o1. according to Coach
stove" Farrell. because ~ the
failure OF tho second yaaf men %
.end out enough runner, for their
fcm) Thi race has been held an
nuaIly 10 enable The coaches ~ THt
a line ON their freshman material.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
One-Armed Golfers
to Play for Title

ouis uarturci the one-armrd
professional golfer, Mo IL I"cat-
~ the FssrA oupte ouHtr' etuh.
said Nr.trrdn, chat hr would So
e~pt the challenge of Yves HoTRt-
ron. he onN- armed professional
81 France. 90 piaN for the later
nFtfoapt championship.
fIartueci'. friepd- are willing Q"
hack hitp aGain-t the toTr'gnsr mp
10 stmo-t any Rraount " the iattrr
iII s-.--,~ 90 this rountrN - play
fhF msfCh.
A. Tar ~ &. known these two
-. the onis oH~-aVmrd pVofrs-
.taaH}s =, no wRkr = living out 81
The rars~ Hocnftop hns Tor
lanE ttH4r heeu star on the 9th
~ sfJs eat u-uPit, Hni-he- with
the.hs~t 90 fh~ pros In "p~n events
Narfurci tnst sunlmer did the Nen
Cortland pnrk course IN g., within
r,,p .truker - The record. BEFORE
tbs h~ Weot sronnd the Essex
counts course IN -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
Star Halfback Tries to
Practice, But Can
not Stick
~ JAMFH scHERuERHoRN LR


ANN ARROR Mich. oct. "a
sharpe Yo.t's arst choice for right
hair. "a practically out OF The game
for me rest Of the season. N.
charley horse in hIs right leg fail
Inc to heal as Tuthul hoped Il
would Hope is stul held out that
the "s"cond Jimmie craig" will be
le1dX ,1rthc Last three games on
he schedule" but his attempts 10
practice yesterday started the strain
dEain so that 10 had to- stop after
only fcW minutes work
Tho varsity. minus All the stars
wont Up against the Freshmen IN a
acr'wm2gc. IN which neither team
7c'r'd 1N" men who arc destined
to De- Nors substitutes. however.
failed 10 exhibit any sort oy foot.
t7lI knowledge letting tho yearllng
backs thru heir line for big gains
Only fumh.Ns and poor Woodwork oL
'hs pare a. thc F-rsh quarter pre-.
vrn'rd overall faGtadowns
Th.- 60. image fho urnpor,ant
.n .s"'. showed fhr Weakness %
rho No'r y'-r team ~ any of the
.rst eho'c" .iuoWsr are injured n
Yesterday rNhlHfuou WIS their
brst tho s7crnd string men are not
good enough rr fa~ tu make any
sort nf 'uUrr. .'rn ar .e' tho won
'rrfl llrr Michigan Ia going 20 be
called upon 20 face m he near
Ergrc
Douglas returned fror' Svracuse,
D. laros pir'shurE ~ ba one 81 tho
greatest teams no has ever seen.
and does nor place Syracuse'E de-
feat n. any @ns1H why Michigan
should r0a' their saturday The a..
slfsn' coach 6H sty that mo game
would hc~ close and that Michigan
had a chance for victory IN that tho
Orange end trr not exceptionally
good nor any better than Ramsey
and Heunirc o. VI s. e. and that
their tacsHcld lacked 70 kicker. 10.
ing liEht intho bargain
r was because OF Sparks ability
20 turn the Asgie ends HAT Nichl.
KAN STAYED .1 the game last Satpr.
dan n fhe Syracuse ends are no
better 30 fans arc hopeful that
fhs Youthful star viii be- able 20
make a Few more % those beautiful
runs This week IN addition. Syra
cuse'- lack a. punter VIII handicap
them scairr tho wonderful return
Ing mower - rre Michigan backheli
SchIacter and white. the nam
moth guards r,ayirg sor Syracuse.
did not PLAY ~ 20 form last Satur.
day This NAV h' attributed IN stale.
ness. for g. g. understood hat no
ORANGE eleven uraef'~ct twice dav
ia1t ve,H Bu Michigan possesses
Two mirhty inc guards in Rohor
and Bovd and shade here NAV
mean biz gains FOR Smith and
Manly Dorc'as said th0' 2 Michi-
rar's Inc could get tho tump on
Syracuse 'ar Wolverine would
WIN
Afte- scriure You brought
out 'ho ghost balls and he ol"c.
,ric light ard proceeded go give he
men 'oo assorted p'ar which
vii he needed IN 'a' H'a game vet
on The schedule
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
Results in Serious Injury to AlEAmerican Player
Sharpe Out for the Season,
Is Wolverine Belief Now
YOST SENDS PLAYS
TO HELP VANDERBILT

ANN AgDOK. Mich OCT "a
Coach Yost has more than tn
problems OF his own teams on his
hands Ills hrothcrin law. coach
OF Vanderbilt has asked the
Michigan mentor for ad,icr and
PLAYS ha' Vanderbilt m.sht bear
Virginia iu their big game And
Yost is conforming by sending
ogl ream. OF his pet formations
y1r the lse ~ The suuthornrrs.
According 10 Mediums letter
Vanderbilt possesses y more pow
arfu' tacAdeld and line than az
any prcNious time IN her history
.jsr ends alone are mediocre.
uJ Yos built up formations for
Vanderbilt 20 take care OF this
weakness.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
JONES BEATS
CHICK EVANS

ATLANTA. Ga oct - Bobby
Jones infant golf phenom in the re-
cent national tma'our tournament
At Philadelphia, got champion Chick
Evans down on the home links
Monday and gave the Chicago won
der p fine beating Jones won from
tho champ TWO NJ and ono 20 play
I'm a6 hole match over two ls-hole
courses
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
BERRY. PENNSY
STAR, INJURED

PHILADELPHIA. Oc' zt-Hoz
ara Berry me trIll.an. backneld
man AZ Penn yitsrfs lulvers.,,
uas badly hurt FIJI no melee sat4-.
day with penn state Ha vas on
The side lines Monday and viIl DO
there today and there is lif.le hope
be will BE- able % star SATURDAY
aRaln-l Pttsburgh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
Two Matches Today

Ritter and Wr,smsu, and Wheeler
and Rocker viii Do tho opponents
today in the class - straight rail
billiard tourney a. Sweeney IIus
toms Walke- bent Rice ISI 70
,if. nd Hamilton beat Wcisman,
Iz5 ~ 10. in the Monday matches
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

INOM
his The are
uube o
o. be- nrh Eac
world This cbeboyFan
belgeren
the battle ground and they made things
Himan Then Of these JOYOUS battles
huke championships and all that thing The uphot Of
wrange game played at Chebogan Excursions from an p "
before
motored and drove miles the ball world
stephens secured the ball
Cunningham back Red
on D. VI
brothers NJ,
The
Hlman final
10 .
pionshp and getting with
friends uu north tn one
OF nd
scoring
<<nk q record
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

Nor THE first time flock Of Years losi b. a'lal
discovered iAa' Nt'''
man. despite his atomic proportion - ,r r..e
frePhm ID
was expected an American future ..''
nd head.
nd noN a STA
Mare an nd so
Two 81 Irat"'ruiN
the foot ball Michigan char t7e' N'F
nigh hopelcs h ' END
never lived up After seasons ~ 1ri 'I
.'
OF plugged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
KILBANE AFTER
FREDDIE WELSH

CLEVELAND o. OCT s4-Jim.
mie Dunno, manager % johnny
kiibaue fratherTeiEh' champion
says no BE- Boz dead edrrrsf when ae
.eeka "A match Tor his protege With
Freddie Welsh holder Of tho HRht.
weight title. Dunno says he will
80 % New York this week % con
Ger with Hsuv Pollok. Welshs man.
ager iH ana effort 20 sesurp d
match
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24

rms. and PASS. tho ball TO tns right
no
$50. and 80 clock a. shown. pr
.ur ~ them could e. through Ire
..N 90 make opponents believe he lE
.. frreft. fhe phsE This should not
.. done UuIrHa SO isa sure. rapid
r...r. r-IH can 30 depended on 20
r.r T.. r4ee avn. before the other
.-fs asr rr TOP ~ him
$50 rrtHfd 80 20 the ieft and the
aff end se Designated a. FAX 20
hat .I4r - fIe line
The line must hold steady.
This pfa. should be yell practIrsd
20 SO Z should know ne path OF the
r.au be- fH 90 pas 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
The Grandoldope.

IL II ERE only Tuesdal, SSs game UNI >a-.fs.
- Tie b
i II The f'~.1..'
teams soue
Yorks STATE v'r
Wolverine nigh break aU oA ne ats
fact
P,. eypc Arbor entry 10 smash ne
Orange their
s-fnh-c
Trigg. OF % oes
try guard Waite tEe
Cther
seen 20 explanation
We scarlated Instead @.
It. tie national champion
ship
National Championship franz
that
Cornell PeEHsy and me
DO noc
might the hey could n
handsomely other
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
SEELEY. DARTMOUTH
GUARD. IS ONE-ARaED

HANOVER y n oct, "a
Left Guard Nee,ey. OF Tie Dar'
moot. college football team
probably is he oniy football play.
e- - prominence II The United
states Rno y = cripple ne hSs
ouly one arm. tu- has Scer 4
regular or The Green eleven FOR
tNc seasons 10 lost his arm
sevs-e! years azC in a bunting
accident
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
The Rest Of Them.

X7osT CAN at Illinois thru Syracuse and c ~ 5fe
~ al g q
probable
o can be ~
the - r-g
already
play Washington
Virginia
Michigan
of "
OF really important viii
10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-24
The PLAY for Mlchigan.

M EANwILE Harvard lnc F1'6grga are preparing .' for
{. D..
thar viii der'4e ne champion gs a' s
PesEr a g
)
and Pennsy
these archfueucn the yellow
e
will al
will bring .a
curiosity regarding these eadspInne aud
Saturday.
that after looking SPARKS. person
will that there lie nothing
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whoopee; the Interlocking Sked.

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the thick Of the scrap this year and the Asge meet Noe Dam
The Pacific
West Point and gets fairly direct action In addition to Nicagn
calls Pfs5ugh, Dartmouth
and Cornell Cornell play Har addition 10 Penn and Nch
Of
a.
and TO
Dartmouth
Pittsburgh
the Nav Dartmouth
by
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The fhtrd - is article. IN which
EIB,sr Ofphant. famous West Point
bstfbs~k, end one 81 The countr, =
srestest nIt-around Rthistes. desc ribss
sir foothnil piays and tsiis how 80
mike them. Otiphaut H. the onfy nth-
lete who won four irftrrs ~ the
Z nttsd states NltitHry ura'ruft-
"a, ~ ,tt.u pItpuANI
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n, EIUTR OLUrIIANT

EIck formation -r. .E rIarrf
pirrI forward pace Tertiary
The hall goes directly back tJ $50
ssf for = punt or drop kick Ira
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Meanwhile Cornell m ,-e4be--.sfbs $50 have he aa
t'FT-.
had Blu il Is 4 ac declared
sharpe has eenf eting
by tackles 're tE- sH- '. 3i
he them and MS regulars F ii -
better nothing. o- ,rtt- .-
pleasing the earlier reports from ithaca
1t does seem ucs fairies 8. last a..as '-1s
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