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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12
EXCITING BASE BALL
CLASH STAGED THIS
WEEK AT LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. 1l.-Prcum-
mary In the opening here. Tuesday. o.
what promises 10 be the most momen-
touS meeting in the hiStor! Of the Ma
tion;l Association Of Professional Base
ball leagues. Western league maEnat"S
today held Il pcrfunctory executive scs-
sion rt three hours at which they dis
cuSscd proposals that have been ad-
vanccd for re -distributing minor leagues
The Western leaguers decided not to
exprrss any opinion until tho matter
should have been brought before the
national association. Several of them
did. howcver. as individuals. express
themselves "a favorinS &omo move
which would strengthen minor leagues
10 meet the stress Of war conditions
The interest of baseball men here to-
night il conferred on tho meeting or the
American Association. to be held tomor-
row: 1t is expected TO he n heated scs-
sion. for il will be the first meeting at
which representatives Of tho two lac
tions in the organization have been pres
cnt since talk OF the formation OF u
third league came into The open.
Interests opposed to the formation Of
Il third league into which /, Is proposed
to Incorporate several American Assoc
citation cities have announced thcir III
Icntion TO tight the project even to the
extent OF putting new clubs into seced-
INK cities. On the other hand Presidents
Wathen NcGill and Bresnah2n. OF the
Louisville, Indianapolis and Toledo clubs
rcputed leaders of tAe third league
movement, are saving wood and saying
nothing They wear confident air.
however, that would scc'n to indicate
they believe they will be able to carry
through any plans they may have for
INFLATED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12
Saturdays Results

Local
Martins Ferry 10: Linsly Q.
Warwod IliEh :; brilliant High 0.
state.
W. V. L. 81; Poly ..
Euckhannon High 81: Shinston High u.
Sistrrsvilc High -; bridgeport CD
High q. ,r.
High 3.
Morgantown High II: Fa!rmont High
Clarksburg High |; Weston High o.
Gorfcitcd).
Bethany Sc: Thicl q.
Ohio (High)
East Liverpool High &c: Bcllairc High
General
University Of Pittsburgh IS: Wash
ingtnn and jefferson 10.
Michigan ~: Cornell o.
University Of Pennsylvania I; Dart
mouth 0.
Syracuse ~: Eucknnil 0.
Stevens 35: Delaware O.
Yale Freshmen AZ: Phillips And"V"r U
Yale Informal 30: New Haven Naval
Base 0.
Newport Navnl Reserves 81. brown e.
Union 10: Rensselaer, Poly :.
rTnryard Informal n: Canal povrns n.
gettysburg 81: Mount st Narys'. Q.
Dickinson IS: Franklin and Nnrshall e.
Rutgers Gl: Springfield =. s.. II.
Portland Naval Reserves II: Exeter y.
Colgate 40: Connecticut AGEies I.
Williams -: Middl"hury !.
Tufts IS: CarliSl" q.
rrhirh q. Penn State o.
Harvard Freshmen -; Princeton
Freshmen 0.
Case 46: Ohio Northern 20.
Navy IS: Georgetown
Dcrauw :: Wabash n.
Amherst "a; Worcester s.
Ohcrlin :: Western Reserve 6.
Miami e: Mount Union 0.
Nebraska SO: Missouri 0.
Northwestern 80: Michigan AgEies G.
Lebanon Valley -; Ravcrf"rd 0.
Boston College 81: Holy Cross q.
No;rc Dame IS: Morn!nEsid" o.
bloomsbury Normal I; Dickinson Sem
mary O.
Swnrthmorr Sc: Lafayette q.
Creighton :: North Dakota O.
WashinGtnn %: Drake q.
Colorado School nr Mines l6; Colo
RADIO rollcg" 0.
kan"aS Ia. bHlaho!na l..
University Of Colorado is: University
Of Utah ..
Ohio Starrs ~: Wisconsin :.
navidsrr II: Auburn :.
A.& f.. of North Carolina l.; Nlr-
ginia Military Institute" T..
Georgia Tech IS: Tulane o.
Vanderbilt :: Alabama ..
University nf Pennsylvania Freshmen
Il; University nf Pittsburgh Freshmen
Kenyon m: ohio University !.
Wesleyan a.: Dti"rh"in 0.
University "f Detroit 81: Whitman
College u.
Washington state College Il; Oregon
AGgi"s y.
University of Montana 10: Montana
State C"il"C" :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12
FERRY
ATHLETICS LOSE
SWhMPED BY SCORE OF $40 YES
TEEDAY BY PITCAERN
QUhKERS.
Ferrians Wero outweighcd Somewhat
-. and Showed Woef,u Lack of
Practice

Tho Pitcairn Quakcrs showed their
real class yesterday when they ran M
4 score of I1-n ON the Ferry Athletics
The t.uIk"rS showed wonderful ball all
Tho way while the Ferry boys showed
,yuctul lnrk nt practice they held the
tiliHkrrs well in the first quarter until
'rhunllIS1ll. their uuaVtrr MAS hurt and
forced t. leave The game This diahear-
tened lnTln ana Whtn mo lnu.on NlhCllHc
urt Under WAY they were lost without
/! rrrt and NHruu;r PLAYED fine ball for
ir" t,uHkrr%. whll" Nrlrrvcck. Ryan.
Thompson. Brady. Braun md Tate
played iiuc bail for Ferry. The Ferry
team was nutwrlchrd nitcrn rnun'S 7"
the man. Tho largest crowd Of the sea-
son saw tho game. Tho next big gam"
at Ferry Will h" with the bcllairc Attn
lc,ics ON Nov. 18th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12
.P|TT-|N. { ], STRUGGLE BIC
FEATURE QF SATURDAY PLAY

entire season. viewed from every angie
Of modern football.
The Army and Navy were victors in
their respective contests, tho soldiers
defeating the Carlisle Indians rather
easily in = game In which Oliphant anu
Knight starred with great exhibition
OF team work and open field prints LOT
touchdowns. Gcrrgetown put up a
stronger battle against the hiddies, Out
were forced to be satisfied with the
small end OF the score. Us the aIl-around
power and ability Of the Navy was 100
great Ia be overcome by even the we'll
balanced and carefully coached comolh-
atinn OF the coil2slans.
Brown tackled the Second Dlstrlct
Naval reserve eleven. captamed by
Cupid Black. formerly OF Yale. ana
was completely outclasscd by The service
men. which played like an All-Ameflcan
com bination which it closely approached
IN perconnei. CAnp Devcns eleven held
th.. Harvard lnfo-nals 10 L no score tie
while, tho Yale team easily disposed or
ri, New Haven Naval Base players.
Tie nearest approach 70 big varsity
contest was the annual game between
thu. Harvard and Princeton Freshmen
eleycnS. The Crimson youngsters de-
fratcd the embryo Tigers with the same
Gusto that their cider classmates would
have displayed hid the opportunity ana
outcome been accorded them.
The other. games OF the day were
mainly stories Of repeated marches up
and down the held % touchdowns anu
one-sided scores. Syracuse toEed with
Bucknell: Collegiate overwhelmed the Con-
nectic,,t Aggies: Swarthmore raced
through and around Lafayette: Rutgers
completely outclassed Springfield \. ID.
c. A. Training school: Amherst was 100
strong for Worcester Poly: Column Ola
ran away from Hobart and Williams
easily defeated Niddlebury. Tufts ami
Colby played O much closer contest as
did Penn State an Lehigh. but these
were exceptions to the general run OF re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12
BUCKEYES LOOK GOOD FOR
WESTERN CHAMPIONSHIP

c,,,,,,,,.,, >-,,. ,,vbc powcrrul
c,, c,,,, rnth,l1 eleven is within
r,.;Linr ,,isi,r,. If lis scrnnd success
.iyn r,.sr,ru conference championship
,rhn RurEcvrs rourjnuc their unchork
dri,.c y.sr,.r,,y crushing Wisconsin,. l6
~ > ma win moci tn" undrfcaicd Illl-
: ,,,; ,,,r, ., ,i,luuhus next Saturday
-; . ,-,,,,, ,L,t ,r,,b,h,y will decide thu.
i1oIT bnnrrs rr tho Zig Ten" Michigan.
udmir,r>s tn h, a power. is not regarded
-. contender fur TN. championship.
,s i, n,i,. has one conference game schc-
dulcd
Considering comnaratiN" scores. critics
, ravur ohio. rs it'll. winner Th" HuGk-
,v.s rolled M n larger score against
WISCONSIN Than did Illinois which de-
rroI,d ih. Iad-rrS, L. -. In six games
,bc Obi, team has scored "jl points
,.t,uc -. ,rnoucrts rnIistcrcd only siX
IIIinuis has ken, H., ,:npl clean. and has
r,ir,I 49,, -, ,.vcn l,n uoints in tiv"
n.,,,,,,.
r,,.,,, r,..,... ,..,.,. ohio lis victory
,..- ,ri.,,,,sir "rhi.k" Harley th~
~ ,,,,,.,,,.,,' hn1rh,,l, .. us.Ial, PLAYED
:. .,,,.,,cnI.,r gam. in hurting passvS
- l,;,.i;im,.
/ M,rbi,,,,'. 1" ,,.n r.,t Of t'arnrlI in
,,r nf rr.. ,rsr jru;.u,i:ut iui"r-SrrIl"na,
c,,r,..,s If ,h, sr,,;,n demonstrated the
(.n,ch Yos, has ,t,vrlrrci ON" 0f the
mas, pnwct rul i,am; thai ever repre-
.,rt,I Nirhiran Veteran critics OF
a., N.olr.ri,ns d,rlar. that Michigan
,.s ~. fastest lin. m its history.
! ~, ,n,.,,, ,v,rb , ,rum ser
;,'I,. :nrir,,I,.d through ..rIist,nrnts
.i, yo., ,,,,,Ia.d. GREEN u,,t,r:al INFO
,,,!,..,,,rn i'm, in s,yru ,.u,rr, ha.'
, ..nr.,l go uni,,ts while rni, ,hr,c have
h.o,, rrr,stcrrd against it, The team
:, .,,o,,Ind ia -, tbrnu.sh the season
i,,,,,, .. I.I...,, .s only an, more con-
Win Xnrrhw,strrn-rr-
;,y .,h,,j,I..
.rt i,,,,,,,h ,.,..rI,,. ,.,s m, rirsr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12

Et.W YDEk. Nov. ll--t.aSlrrn sol
leg. football! teams APPARENTLY l, 1thr'
rhr zenith Of ths:r EriIlrou for III 81
,,rdaxS games i the results can q, d
cepted as / criterion. when com par"
with the previous play ~ i!tS S'SS II.
Amos, without .Nc"pt;"n ihS ei"N'
battled true !" the standards rSp""t'.
and there WAS no; AZ upset !" mar 'nc
serenity Of the pIgskln prophets.
Where close games werr forecast lose
gan.s developed. and BY ovst"h:i"'"-,
scores stronger combinations clnia'4
their weaker rivals. Not in nau -"
sons had there br.n L day whe: 10Y
heavy scores wcr" 81 prevalent. S"'!e
idea OF th,, num- Der NJ touchdown: Hauo
can b. gained rom the fact nat ''
tvrnty games selected almost ut anaonl
the combined score "f the wlunin tea1hs
was CTS 10 the losers al.
Two games strnd out in thi: riot OF
scoring with startling vividneS OWING
10 the cloSeness &c the StrasSh ana inc
final result. PENNSYLVANIA t"uht LFiEt-
mouth To s;andsiill and WI III '"S
closing period III play by c'erH' '"cc
attack which To-: tired tian"er clcNcr
could not stem. even with nc am y,
fresh substitutes. AS usul h""<''' i
Berry Was III. scoring I3ctt. DoN "a
sid.r.9 AZ 4 whole the FnaSSiVan'a
team, outplayed their oppuentS. III:
Quaker offensive was b:ttr SUSTAINED
and more varied than that DARTMOUTH
snd he latter eileen could isither oreslA
I'D the Pennsylvania passing game =,
make conSlsteu, e.,inS agtnst me Rcl
and Blue defense when lriosseSslon "a
the bail.
Pittsburgh and Washington ana 1eV-
ferson had hanmer-ad-,nnSS pa'' ie
in which both ..lnvcns dI9laEsd rerlark-
able football and pls!!E spirit. inc
PantherS finally "mergrt ri"torS oS ln'
narrow margin OF tnrcHpointS. Hnt the
game WAS m DOUBT utii IN: closing
1ninu,. of the contest. 18th teams snow
ed sensational $treaks offensive ana
,iefansiyr work but theeftorts OF ftts-
nurph we're sustained ald this was lhc
winning iuctor. Considered oroaolS. u
Was a .ooSr ball c:ausc. forward. Lateral
and double passes bong. frequent :!nc
the gains ,ycr" larg: rom this melnoe
of play. The PautrhrS' attack WAS n2f4
varied and deceptive tran that OIL W.
bltr the Defensive strength "l tlt
latter team. at CtI.i"ai moments. nui'
fed much OF the powe- Of flttSpurtl''
NcCreirht and NcLlrcn %"r" M: !h0lH-
,lal stars Of the EaC'". which was -H-
. doubleday one % the 10y best OF '"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12
LINSLY TROUNCED
Martins Ferry High Administers De-
feat to Cadets, 10 to o, Saturday.

The best Of them &c; beaten. So II
WAS proven Saturday whrr tn" Cadets
If LInSIy met defeat al the hands NJ the
fast Martins Ferry high eleven. on the
Island fair grounds. The "crrians "v'-
IDENTIFY struck their strid" Saturday ana
piavrd Xix" Il :wcll-uil"d machine, our
CHASING Llnsly III every department Of
Iiir game. l.inSly failed 10 show IN"
old snap and pep il displayed against
Wheeling high u week ago. and went
down to defeat. ~ 10 o.
The F'crrians scored In the third
Quarter on a. forward pass. Vckcrs 10
Rankin, left end. for twelve yards. In
the final quarter. Vickers. Ferry guar
tcrhack. sent the crowd wildly cheering
with a 5o-yard drop kick that sailed true
between the uprigtits. 1t WIS one or
th., most powerful drop-kicls ever dis
played ia local football.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12
LIBERTY THEATRE
WheelinE's Newest Motion Picture The
atre Will Be FORMALLY Opened
Wednesday.

"I.ihrrir." III" newest and largest
th"HIr" in Wheeling will open on We'd
nrSday ut noon. and viii present Norma
TnlIuagr in "Th" M".lL" The theatre
has Il seating rarar!IE "t l.hAn. The IN
terror is :rtiStI"aiir decorated and has
comfortable" cIshr"r"d seats and v"lv"t
h..ngiuGS The MAJ ar"mEut guarantees
4 hnr of pictures which Will he every
whit rs pleasing AZ the first one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12
pr.AYER DISCIPLINED.

KEY SER. ". Va. Nov. ll.--.NS ~" r"-
suit 60 n" having played gam" IN
CUuh"rlani wI'h"E' permission. Frank
S,lf,.,; Harry .iwinW"r ana NiIIlHm SI"-
v.- ,nrnh..re at III" kcys"~ High School
frnrhall team. hav" h"rn 4"Ei"d ahinls-
sion Ia tho school Icy Princiral Sann-
dnrs Sheet ~" was Il nrInl"r OF IN"
foam. has hcrn "nr"'lr'l in III" r'r"Harr-
iur.. school "Six;y" Ennl was ais" "%-
r,,l!"d hui was taken back.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12
CHECKER TOURNEY.

Some interesting checker playing u
anticipated in the tournament for the
state championship which will be held
in Huntington and which will begin
on November %. (,
Secretary Sam Abrahams has already.
received several communications from
experts throughout the state. Plays
crs who are bonahde residents OF the
state who wish to participate for this
honor Will please notify Secretary Sam
Ahrahams. Huntington. w. Va. Boz
a3o. a gold trophy emblematic Of the
championship of the state of West Viz
ginia will be awarded the winner. g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12
WON by CAMP CUSTER

DETROIT. Nov. 1.-THE Camp Custer
football eleven got 4 real taste OF war
today. when 1t won 4 rough contest from
IN. Detroit Helards. a powerful semi
professional team l3 to Q. Each team
had PLAYERS carried from tho field Cos
telln Of The Army eleven. made two Field
goals.
An unusually largo crowd witnessed
the samc. Tho receipts We're turned
over to the Camp Custer fund.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12
.HENRYS WON FROM !. !.
PAUL A. C'S; I TO 0.

The Henry A. C.'s defeated the Paul,
A. c. or mostly the y. L A. c or NAT
tins Ferry. by the score Of to 0. in,
one OF the most interesting football
games this season yesterday The PaulSH
were on the defensive Mt all stages OF
the game The Henrys received the ball
on their 20 yard line and by long for,
ward pass by the ends and backs, N-Na1
taken to the two yards line. and was
taken over by Buckholts The game was
witnessed by q crowd Of over three
thousand people. The Henry club bias
been under great expense and yester-5
day appealed to the crowd to help out
on the financial end. to aid in paying
the expenses of the visiting teams The
lineup follows: - :,
Henry A. c. Paul A. c.; |
West ................... ......: kine
Right End -
Holmes ................ hoenTson
Right Tackle -:
SOTEe A1ht11
Right Guard -
Acldetcr ..........-. ....'.. OfetIIneoo1'
Center -
Watson ...........,...... CHllahdh
Left Guard L$s
McGaDnon ."....'... DoIpy
Left Tackle
Dugan AcGiumpnfy
Left End - ~
Buckholtz ..... :........ "lnternoiiet
Quarter
Gruse ......... ''''''''' Seee"NA
Right Half
Fisher Cecil FOLEY
Left Half ~
aus -..'"'''' OoooJ /
Fullback -:
Subs-Henry \. c.. Brandfass for
West; King for Gouse: Bcrne for Buck-
holtz: Smith for SorEc; Waldo for Du-.
gan: Carey for McGannon; Cooh for
Walters; Gouse for Duna. ::
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12

The high standard Of quhtT or th'
San rclicr cigar will BE- T;1alftitI"d. ''i'-
ing the past year The incr"trs IN 'hNh
ton. raw material and ways nave p'''h
so great that II is ImpnS Die !" con
tinue 10 sell san Fch"2 CARS IL '"'
old price.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12
Famous Cigar
Advances rice
San Felic Cigars Now &c

II is r"ccSSnry that We advance the
Tricr Of san f'clicr cigars tn &C. TO our
many friends who SnnK., the san lHrAc''
riSar :.'r.,Is.r Of Is hrGh quality "" ask
= CONTINUANCE" "f ynIr patronage. san
i'riic" cigars now -. The pei%rl-W "iu-
'u..r 20. Lima. Dhn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12
HOBART THE VICTOR

PINEllrRSr. y. e. N"v. i1.--cIar-
crcr Hobart. 1f New York. defeated II.
C. Phillips. of Ynuk"rs. her" To-Day III
the 71ay-on Of yrs,rria"'S tie fer the
qualifying medal in The Carolina golf
tournament.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12

In one or the worst spills in IN" h"-
tory OF the I,atnnia- Ky. track ~" "ut
OF twelve STARTERS, wcnt down in u heap.
pcs>non. Hrrycr and NJ Garner w"r2
baiIy bruised. None OF til" riders were
injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12

An Austrian engineer has invented Ars.
paratus for taking photographs made BY
n number OF cameras Mt different angles
from balloon and combining them int
4 single correct view.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12

Peter Fnrron. p. ":01 4. owned By
Thomas W. Murphy has been purchased
by Hector McInncs OF South I;oStOn.
Mass. He is eligible tn the ":2I pace
and will be campaigncd NEXT season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12

By systnmatit demonstration lava is
constantly increasing il" teak forests.
which now cover NOR" than l.+sn. 400
acres. despite the great amount OF tiln.
Der cut ever: year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12

I.iZxi" Brown. @:"5%i. by IN" l:"nda-
man, out OF clyde. holder OF tn" w"rl'Is
record for the fastest sixth h"at in Il
rice by 4 marc. Will hn offered by her
owner. d. r.. brown At the old Glory
S,lo in Now York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12

Early Dreams G:0dA headed mo list OF
money winning trottcrs THIS season oy
pulling down stakes amounting 10 81
IS5. The Savoy 2:h%il headed thc pac-
ing list with S9.%Hl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12

With the closing nj he Phoenix.
Arizona, races November -. MANY
horses will b" brought eastward AGAIN
and entered in III" hain"s$ races a;
Sour Lake. Texas. Entrl":; for th:& mai
far south meet clos" an thn fifteenth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12

Angola zoo. who vas bred I" Potter
, the Great in both 1916 and 1877 without
result. will go 10 l1ee -AXworthy Los 4
in lglS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12

With tho speed shown hv ;hr""-
Ycar-uds this season. il $ clear rhli.
as in tho case of thoroughbred runners,
This autumn. ;hro"-""ar-hid:' can h''
r;tcrd against aged horses and either
heat them or extend them to 'hr 'irn!'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12

We charge our statesmen to-
point ont to customers the weak:
side as we'll as the strong side Of:
our goods.
Not all woolcns are qually long
wearing. Soft fabrics, for exam
pie, are never rs durable as those
Of firmer texture, even though:
they represent the very finest
quality.
If man asks Twill this suit or (.
ovcrcoat wear well?" we don't
hesitate TO say "No' if it is of q,
perishable character.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12

Miss Nutonia dam Of Mabel Trask
o:O2l.. will be Offered Ut the Chicago
sale by her owner, J. Il. Elliott, Knox
vile, la.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12
.BELLAIRE DEFEATS
HOPE ATHLETICS

The Bcllair.. y. \. football team cano
back, and come back strong against the
strong Hope Athletic club OF Pittsburgh,
defeating this strong team by the score
Of &c to 0. Dellalre played the kind OF
foot ball that the fans of this vicinity
like TO witness.
The ball was carried over the goal
line early in tho Iirst Quarter by Ander-
son. After this the Bcllaire team con-
Iinucd to run the ends and forward
pass this way into the enemy's terri
tory and then over for touchdown,
toward the latter part OF the game Eel
lalrr ran through tho Hope team at will
and big end runs by Anderson and
Wharton featured the game at this
stage.
The Hope Athletics played a hard
clean game. but they were uutclassed by
the fast aggressive team work OF Bel
lairc. The Hope team could not gain
through the line or around the ends, so
they rcSoricd 10 the forward pass, and
at this they were more successful max
ing several nice gains via the aerial
route but their efforts were to no avail
for III" lSeliairc team would take the ball
away from them end proceed TO take II.
over for n touchdown.
Brllairc's stars were on the backheld.
being Anderson and Wharton al half
backs Their interference, end runs,
and forward passing were the best that
has been seen on the local field. Their
defensive work was also very good.
tackling hard and intcrcepting forward
passes at every stage Of the game.
Next sunday he Ec.lairc team stack
up against the strong Crystie Parks Of
VI ci>rrpnrl. and. the same players will
a.aiu appear on tie Ecllare gridiron.
The lineup:
pe,,,iro srnietics Bona Athletics
II,r.rhI.r Admins
Right End.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12

Tho classes having failed 70 fill there
was no harness racing last week Mt the
Louisiana tSae Fair meet. Shreveport
La
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-12
HORSE NOTES

Three heat races all along the Grand
Circuit is . possibility for the 1915 sea-
son.
Miss Harris VI. 200. the now cham
MON pacing mare. may be bred to Lee
ANworthy, 1:5S ii.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-08
Montana News
DENY DRINKING
With GALEN

Helena, Mont, Feb. Sin tho Uni
ted States court yesterday morning.
Charles Brown of Jefferson county.
foreman of the jury in the recent trial
OF the so-called Northwestern Trust
case. declared that at no time during
that trial had he engaged in pri-
vats conversation with ID. M. Kelly
Of counsel for the defense. Mr..
Brown was called as witness in the
action in which Mr.. Kelly and A. J..
Galen. also Of counsel for the defense,
were cited to appear and show cause
why they should not be punished for
contempt of court, upon charges filed
by District Attorney B. X. Wheeler.
them had attempted to unduly inf1u-
ence jurors by buying them drinks.
w. B. Warner was called to the
stand yesterday afternoon. He de-
MED that he had taken a drink with
Mr.. Galen. and while admitting that
he had spoken to both Mr.. Galen and
Mr. Kelly about bill in the legisla-
ture. In which he was interested, he
stated that his conversation was only
about the bill. He said that State
Senator Williams suggested that he
see Galen and Kelly and have them
introduce him to members of the
house.
Attorneys w. T. Pigott and f. w.
Mett!er OF Helena and L. o. Evans
and =. c. Walker of Butte appeared
Quash and set aside the information
on the ground that it did not state
facts sufficient to constitute contempt
OF court, was denied.
Tho hearing was not concluded yes
terday.