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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11

ties, J. y. Dradfeld and Lanning Par
sons. Appraisers, j. X. schnebly, L. s..
Bradfeld and Howard Graham.
o.
Account Filed
Barton w. Blair, guardian Of Eliza
beth Davis, has filed his first and final
account. 1t shows $1,11S.47 chargeable
and $44S.25 credited, leaving $675.22
due.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11

Miss Fordney was out Wednesday
of this week on account of illness.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11

Miss Gladys Hadley, a member OF
our local teaching force, was unable
to be at school Friday on account of
illness.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11

Harold Ahrendt and Walter WooG
returned to Cincinnati the latter part
of the week, where they will continue
their studies in music.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-29
Wesleyan Players Stage Come
back in Third Quarter and
Overcome Lead.
MORRISON PLAYS FINE BALL
Makes Many Long Runs after
Receiving Forward Passes,
Scoring Twelve Points.

BUCKHANNoN, Oct. 2s.-A mag
nificent comeback staged in tho
fourth quarter OF today's game be-
tween Wesleyan and Westminster
was all that pulled the game out OF
the fire for the West Virglnians. At
the beginning OF this period the
score stood 0 to against the locals
but about this time Mr.. Morrison.
who cavorts at left end for Wesleyan,
got busy and staged some Of the milf
test work on the receiving end OF
forward passes that has ever been
witnessed hereabouts and aided and
abetted by one Abe" Fisher. Beck
and Calac, garnered tho thirteen
points necessary to make the Anal
score 10 10 in favor OF Wesleyan.
Throughout the game the work OF
Morrison was spectacular but espeo-
tally in these closing crucial moments
his work was superb. Following
close on the heels Of Morrison came
Bradley, who time after time, tore
into an attempted offensive OF West
minister ana threw the runner for q
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-29
WISCONSIN WINS
EASILY FROM
CHICAGO
Harvard System of Coaching
Enables Wisconsin to
Win Contest.

MADISON, Wis. Oct 2S.-The Har-
ward system Of coaching. imported
fro mthe East my Coach Paul WithinG-
ton of Wisconsin University triumphed
today over Alonzo Stages Chicago
University football team, Wisconsin
winning 80 to Z. Only in the third
period when Henisch went over the
line for a touchdown and goal was
kicked, did Stages machine succeed
in breaking through the Wisconsin
line.
A drop kick by Olson from the six
teen-yard line scored for Wisconsin in
the first period. Elders long run
around right end. from the middle Of
the field. registered Wisconsins first
touchdown IN the second period. Oh
son went over for a touchdown from
The seventeen yard line early in the
final period and Kreuseh who inter
ceptcd 4 forward pass on Chicago's
thirty-aye yard line paved the way for
another touchdown a few minutes lat
er. Meyers taking the bail over on q
forward pass. Wisconsin user straight
football most Of the game.
Score by periods
Chicago O-O-7-O-T.
Wisconsin 3-1S-O-14-30.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-29
PRINCETON WINS
FROM DARTMOUTH
Dartmouth Eleven outplays the
Tigers in Every Period of
Game but is 0utluCked.

PRINCETON, Oct. 2S.-Although
completely outpiayed at almost every
angle OF the game. Princeton defeated
Dartmouth here this afternoon by a
score OF to :. Eddie briggs, the
Princeton fullbsck, was individually
responsible for the victory OF the
Princeton eleven.
Dartmouth started hard drive to-
ward the Princeton goal line in the
third period briggs intercepted a
long forward pass thrown by Gerrish
on Prlncoton's thirty-yard line and
raced along the margin Of the sido
line the remaining sixty-fye yards for
a touchdown. At times in his mad
dash down the field briggs was so
close to the white chalked side line
that he appeared to be stepping across
II Tibbott kicked the goal after the
touchdown.
Dartmouth's score was made in the
second period on a placement kick
by Captain Gcrrish.
During most Of the four periods of
play Dartmouth had Princeton on the
offensive struggling to defend It's goal
Ilns.
Dartmouth carried the ball down
the field to within the shadow OF
Princeton's goal posts on several &C
casions only 10 be held for downs or
TO have a forward pass intercepted.
Score by periods:
Priceton 0-0-0-7-7.
dartmouth Q-3-0-0-3.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-29
KOLEHMAINEN WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP RUN
From . Field Of Eighteen Start
erS Lowering Former Record
by Forty Seconds.

NEW YORK. Oct. Hannes
Kolehmainen, formerly a member OF
the Irish-Amerlcan Athletic club. Of
this city. but running unattached here
today won the National Amateur
Athletic Union ten mile championship
run from held OF eighteen starters.
Kolehmainen cleverly defended his IT,
tie. although the finish was pretty
close. His time was 30 80 As; forty
two seconds faster than he made a
year ago when he won this event
William Kyronen. Millrose hth-
letic Club. OF this d;v was sixteen
yards behind the winaer,
Richard Reemer, New York Ath-
IL e Grub. wor tire National ANA
tour Union championship s"v"a m'le
wax l., 53:Sc 81 - r. e the
fastest time ever made by an Amerl-
can amateur.
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METHODISTS WIN FROM
WESTMINSTER, 10 TO 9

loss Just to make the afternoon
exciting FOR the spectators he staged
a forty yard run following a criss-
cross that was easily one Of the out
standing features Of the game and
which gave Wesleyan the advantage
that enabled It to push over the
touchdown that overcame Westmin-
ster's lead in the fourth quarter.
For the local team TschappRt's ag-
gresslve work at left guard also stood
out prominently. On every play he
charged into the Westminster back
field and many times threw the run
ner for a loss and seemed to be all
over the field following the ball
wherever II went
The first part Of the game was IN
eventful. On the first play after the
KICKOFF With the ball on the middle
Of the field Allen made a bad pass
and a tumble by Miller led to West
recovering on Wesleyan's 10
yard line. Three plays at the line
failed but Whitmer came right back
however, and getting the ball on fits
forty yard Zine. Miller gained ten
yards and penalty on Westminster
gave another first down. Beck turn
ed In a twenty-five yard hike. throw
ing on several ta6xiers. A pass,
Miller to CaIac, gained nine yards. q
penalty set Wesleyan back fifteen
yards. but 3 reverse forward pass.
Fisher TO Beck to Morrison. gave
Morrison an opportunity and by q
clever catch and daring and brill
liant run of twenty yards he scored.
The rest Of the hrst half was unevent-
full. there being many exchanges OF
kicks and attempts AZ forward mass
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-29
IND. ANA
University Team Makes a Fine
Showing against Tufts
Eleven; Score IL to 10.

INDIANAPOLIS. oct 28,-IndIana
University displayer surprisin"
strength ~ the football game witt
Tufts here today. and scored more
points against the eastern school than
any other team has this year, the incl
score being u 10 10 in favor OF Tufts.
With only a few Minutes 10 play at
the end. and the score - 20 o against
them. the Indiana men rallied and by
means OF spectacular plays got its
points on a place kick that was fol-
lowed in u few minutes by touch
down by Erehart, Indiana's left half
back.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-29
THOMPSON ENTERS
The Race for Presidency of the
Western Golf AS
ISOLATION.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2S.-Charles F..
Thompson, former president of
Flossmoor County Club. Chicago. has
been nominated as president OF the
Western Golf Association It was an
nounced tonight The election will
take place at the annual meeting OF
the association to be held in Chicago
January 20. The ticket of the nom
mating committee. which displaces
all OF the officers, and six OF the pres
emit board OF directors, is declared to
be the biggest shake up in the asso-
citation In recent years.
Mr.. Thompson, the presidential
nominee, is known to favor an ag-
gressive movement to create a repre-
sentative national golf administrative
Organization.
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es and line rushes.
Westminster came back strong in
the second half and soon after receiv-
ing the kick on scored a touchdown
on three forward passes executed in
rapid succession. netting the coun-
ter. After the next KICKOFF Bradley
turned in a sensational sprint for for
~ yards. following which an ex-
change Of kicks gave Wesleyan the
ball on Westminster forty yard
lines. Then Beck and Calac rushed
tho ball down the field for two first
downs In the first concentrated ad-
vance OF the day by straight football.
Fisher then attempted a pass but was
blocked so he ducked and lodged
twenty yards around the end to the
ten yard mark from where he then
jumped over for the points that put
Wesleyan In the lead.
Getting the ball after the KICKOFF
In the middle OF the field, Wesleyan
Immediately proceeded to score again.
Morrison running So yards from kick
formation then taking two successive
passes, one from Beck and the other
from Fisher for ten yards each.
CalRc dashed through the line for
eight yards and with the ball on the
twenty yard line Fisher again threw
a pass to Morrison which he caught
in a perfect cloud OF Westminster
tRcklers and rushed over the goal
for the final points. Wesleyan was
minus the services OF It's first string
linemen today nut looked better
than at any time this season except
on the defense against forward pass
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-29
BEST SHOOTING
Done by West Virginian at Rifle
Team Meet is by a Park
erSburg Soldier.

CHARLESTON, oct. 2S.-After par
tlclpatlng in the national rifle matches
at Black Pint, Jacksonville, Fla, the
West Virginia military rife team has
returned home, having finished thirty
second in the contests among the
teams. Tho civilian team from this
state, most OF the members Of which
are from Huntington, finished hftleth,
Adjutant General Bond said that while
more teams took part this year, the
craftsmanship was not so good as that
demonstrated by many Of the teams in
1916. The best shooting done by a
West virglnian was that Of Lieutenant
Claude Brade. OF Parkersburg.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-29
MICHIGAN WINS
GAME FROM
SYRACUSE
Coach YoStS Men Show Great
Fighting Spirit in Last
Period and Win.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct ga
lightning suddonnoss In the last few
minutes Of play. gave Mlchlgans foot
ball eleven two touchdowns for l4
TO 3 victory over Syracuse. here this
afternoon.
Syracuse scored three points in the
FIRST period on goal from the field
by Meohan. In the second period
Meehun got another drop kick which
sailed over tho cross bars. few
minutes later Raftor received a for
ward pass and dashed twenty yards
for touchdown When Mcchan
then made tho goal. Mlchigan's strug-
gle seemed hopeless.
Michigan was outplayed In the
third period but not so badly as in the
nrst half Moohan missed an attempt
ed neld goal from Mlchigans fifteen
yard line.
The wolverines developed strong
offensc in the last period and once Il
was successfully under way the Yost
men resorted 70 open football.
Forward phases put the ball on the
Syracuse twenty yard line. o penalty
cut this distance in half and then. on
fake kick. Herger carried the ball
over Maulbetsch kicked goal The
winning touchdown was made just
before time was called. Dunno inter
cepting forward pass raced twenty
yards 10 Syracusc's forty-nye yard
line. Another forward pass and a
fifteon-yard penalty nssed against the
fasteners for rough playing brought
the ball within the ten yard line. On
split play Zerger shot past white FOR
hiH second touchdown.
Score by periods
Michigan ........ 0 Q "a "a
Syracuse ..,. 3 10 . O--i3
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Score by periods:
Yale 7-23 0-G-36.
W. & J. 0-7-0-7-l4.
Referee-Murphy. Brown. Umpire
Thorpe. Columbia Field judgc-Evans,
Williams. Head ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
Georgetown. Time OF periods-Fifteen
minutes each. Yale scoring-Touch-
down: Carey. Smith 2. Legore, Ne
vile. Goals from touchdown: Conner
ford 3. Goal from field: I.egore.
Washington and Jefferson scoring
Touchdowns: McCreisht, Crawford.
Goals from touchdowns-McCr 2.
Suhstilutions-Yal AIoseley for
Gates. Church for Comerford, Neville
Tor Legore. Kroche for Smith. Fox Tor
Baldridge. Lynch for Church. Graham
for Black. Washington and Jefferson:
Wickerham for Stobbs. Stobbs for
Rublc. Locks for Carroll. Fain for
Nuss. Ruble for Wickerham. Blxler for
Ruble. Straw for Drew. IIally for
Siobbs, Nuss for Fain. Crawford for
Nuss. Ruble for Bixler. Stobbs for
Lally. Gurlcy for Ruble. Moore for
Whitehill.
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PLAYERS EIGHT
And Are BaniShed from the
Game by the Referee for
Rough Tactics.
tsy A,soe,.rro rWEsa

CHICAGO, Oct. S-Northwestern
University football team continued Its
winning streak today by defeating
Drake University eleven, 40 10 6. Coach
Murphy, Of the Northwestern squad
used twenty-seyen players. giving his
stars chance to rest after a safe
lead had been rolled up. Cy Grand frac
tured his ribs in the last period and
had to be carried Off the field, Thomas.
who replaced Smith at center for
Northwestern. and Strong, center for
the visitors, we're put out OF the game
for exchanging blows.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-29
IOWA TROUNGED
BY Powerful Eleven of the Uni
verSity of Minnesota by a
Score of 81 to 0.

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 2s.-Iowa
State University football team sue
cumbed today to the powerful attack
OF the University OF Minnesota by the
score OF 81 to O.. At no time did Iowa
endanger the Minnesota goal line.
with varied rushing offensive, in
Guiding deceptive formations spsctao-
ular forward passes and smashing
line drives, Minnesota marched the
ball steadily forward from start to
finish.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-29
HARVARD ELEVEN
DEFEATS CORNELL
Crimson Players outpIay Itm-
cans in Every Period Of
the Contest.


ClAMBRlDGE Mass, Oct. .S-Thc
Harvard football team shattered the
championship hope Of the Cornell team
here this afternoon whc nit routed the
big Red combination from Ithaca -
10 o.
Neither team has yet reached the
height Of It's gridIron fame, but as thoy
faced each other I'm the stadium today.
Harvard was az far superior 10 Cor.
noll as the score indicates.
The Crimson eleven outplaycd and
outgeneralled the team from the shores
OF Lake Cnyugu and the lthacans raus-
cd their own downfall by an eN-
hibltion Of erruuc football that stunned
their adherents. who had laid many
wagOrE at odds OF i've 10 four that
Cornell would duplicate the victory Of
q year ago. Harvard supporters be-
fore the game were uncertain regard
Ing It's outcome due 10 the fact that
the Cambridge University has now
combination In the making. Tonight
they are hRillng Coach Percy Haugh-
ton as the Miracle Man" Of yoro.
Weather conditions aud the setting
OF the Harvard victory was all that
could be desired and the crimson play
ers made the most Of their opportuni-
ties.
The field was dry and firm. Close
TO $4,000 spectators were present hut
the extreme ends OF the stadium and
In almost summer temperature cast
aside heavy coats and wraps
With the luck Of the toss falling 10
the crimson Captain Dadmun elected
To defend the south goal line while
Cornell kicked on. Once the ball was
In HarYard's possession the crimson
team Bprang n surprise The back
field, lining up with Cornell formn-
lions proceeded TO reel on plays such
rs Cornell undoubtedly expected to
launch against tho crimson line.
This appeared 10 upset the Red and
White. for thoy found II hard to dag
nose or check the Harvard advance
The entire play during tho first period
was In Cornell territory and although
the not result OF the attack was three
Harvard points scored through a field
goal by Robinson. tho embryo eleven
from Ithaca lost confidence in its
power and aside from occasional
flashes Of It's potential strength, never
appeared in the light OF possible vic
tor Harvard assurance developed as
Cornelrs confidence waned Lineup
and summary:
COrnell-0. Harvard 90.
Echley .............. C. A. Coolidge
Left end.
GillieS ............,....... wheeler
Left tackle.
Miller ...............,... SNOW
Left guard.
Carry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Harris
Center.
Anderson OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Dndmtin
Right guard.
Jewott ...................... Canes
Right tackle.
AanueT .,.,..... ................ Hartc
Right end.
Quarterback.
norman OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. casey I
Left halfback.
.................... Thatcher
Right halfback.
Mueller OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. itorween /
Fullback.
Score by periods: $3.50.
Cornell 0-0-0-0-0.
Harvard 3-6-7-7--23.
Reforee-w. s. Tangford, Trinity.
trmpire-G. y. BankhRrt, Dartmouth
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MARIETTA HIGH WINS.
,Sy ASSOCIATIVE rHEss,

WHEELING. Oct. 2S.-The Marietta
o., high school team defeated LInsly
Institute here this afternoon 80 to o.
forward passing and costly
by Llnsly decided the con-
test.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-29

Score by periods:
Pittsburg 3-t0-0-0-13.
Pennsylvania 0-0-0-0-0.
Referee-Maxwell Swarthmore TIM
pire-Moffatt. Princeton. Head lines
man-Merriman Geneva. Time Of per-
iods-Fiftcen minutes each. Pitishurg
scoring-Touchdown Dehart. Hast
ings. Goals from touchdown-Hast-
ings .. Field goaIs-Hast'nEs >. sub
MISUNDERSTANDING Miller for Nor
row. Morrow for Miller. Stahlman for
Morrow. McNully for Dehart, Dchart
for McNully. Meadows for Dchart,
Gougler for Hastings. Stahl for Thorn
hill. Hllty for Seidel, Wendrick for
Peck. Pennsylyania-Bell for Light,
Bryant for Pell. Quigley for Berry.
Crane for Urqhart. Young for Miller.
Wirkman for Matthews, A. Wray for
L.. Wray.
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West Virginia l6-7-2S-7-5S.
Substtutions-West Virginia: An
derson for Chenoweth, Hager for
Brookes, Webster for Ice. Brannan
for Rhodes, Ice for Henrie. Shougrue
for Bailey, Thornburg for Hutchinson,
Mills for Shoughrue, Chenowoth for
Anderson. Davis and Elkins: Flint
for Fish. Hoyt for Pickering. Picker
ing for Hoyt. scoring-Touchdown
Hite 2. King 3. Lentz, Anderson, Hager.
Safety: Outright Goals from touch
down: Chonoweth 4, Curry 4. Ref
eree-Lanham, Wesleyan. Umpire
Hodges, West Virginia. Head lines
man. Wood. Ohio Wesleyan. Time OF
quarters-Two fifteen and two twelve
minutes.
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Score by periods: ....
Cornell 0-0-0-0-0.
Harvard 3-6-7-7--23.
Reforee-W. s. Tangford. Trinity.
Umplre-G. y. BankhRrt, Dartmouth.
--~>-~--~--~~~-~---
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MOUNTAINEERS
RUN UP LARGE
SCORE ON DE
State Eleven with Many Subs
in Lineup Score at Will on
the ElkinS Team.

MORGANTowS. Oct. 2S.-west vir-
glnia had little trouble In defeating
Davis and Elkins here today In tho
first home game, romping through the
PresbyteriunE for eight tOuchdowns.
kicking eight resultant goals. and
scoring safety.
Despite the one-sided score, however,
Davis and Elkins put UP a great fight
and once got the ball on West Vir-
ginia's twenty-five yard line in the
anal quarter after Brophy had skirtod
the end for fortyhve yards. Hero,
West Virginia took the ball on downs.
West Virginia played good. bad and
Indifferent ball. At no time did the
coaches use the regular first team
combination. starting with four sub
stitutes in tho lineup and keeping that
many in the game throughout Rodg-
crs did not play at all.
West Virginlas first score came
when King lifted high spiral which
Outright caught behind his own goal.
Curry threw him for a safety as he
started back. A moment after tho next
kickoff, HltC intercepted a forward
pass and ran sixty yards for tho frBt
touchdown OF the game. West Virginia
played straight football all the way
and In the third quarter scored four
touchdowus by vicious line plunging
and fine running by King, Hite and
Lett. This trio starred for West Vir-
gliR while Brophy made several brill
liant dashes for Davis and Elklns. The
lineup and summary:
n. 4 +. W. v. U.s..
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FOL WELLS ELEVEN EASY
FOR WARMERS WARRIORS
TRIMS WASH
JEFF ELEVEN 36-14
Game is Filled with Spec
taCular Plays Which is
Witnessed by 10000.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. 2s.-Yslc
met IFS first real test OF the season
successfully today by defeating Wash
lngIou and Jefferson 30 10 II. for the
first time in three years.
Inc game was repletc with thrills
and the crowd OF 10000 spectators was
thrilled with the wonderful forward
passing OF the visitors and spectacular
runs by the Yale backo. The Pennsyl-
vanians all attempted filfty-two for
ward passes, twenty-seven OF which
were completed for total of 274 yards.
Yale completed Ave out of six attempt
cd passes for gain OF fifty-slx wards.
Yale made five touchdowns, kicked
three resultant goals and LeEore con-
trihuted field goal from the thirty
yard line. The Blue STARED OF with
rush and at the end OF the second
period, 1t looked like walkoyer. But
the visitors came back strong and kept
Yale on the defensive for the rest OF
the game. They used the forward pass
almost exclusively and, whom the Yale
defense solved one style OF the attack
another variation was produced.
The visitors firBt score came nfter
four long forward passes had brought
the pigskin from midfeld to the two
yard line. where an easy touchdown
was made. The second touchdown
was also easy, for Yale penalty OF
fifteen yards had brought the ball to
within an inch or so OF the line.
Smith the Yale quarter. made a
great run of iifty-fve yards for n
touchdown, after catching a punt and
lodging and squirming through the
entire visiting eleven. The lineup and
summary