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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-16
1917 Records of
Syracuse-Colgate
Bv Louis Lee Arms
SYRACUSE


syracuse and Colgate should give
..,8 account Of themselves tomorrow.
T.s,e teams az the worst are only
,r.stion behind the best collegiate ma
mines that have been developed in the
East this season.
Colgate tossed of game TO Brown
~ the excruciating margin of one
mint while Bueky ONeill's Salt City
bovs beat the Brunonians to o. That
vouN indicate that the two machines
are unfortunately Of equal ability.
Larry Bankhart, former Colgate
eoaes. believes that Hubbell, the for
nsr Brooklyn high school boy, ais the
s,ss. piece Of half-backing machinery
IN the game to-day, Harley, Of Ohio
state. to the contrary notwithstand-
i1g'
Well Pointed for Game
Both Syracuse and Colgate are being
u. through the ropes by galaxy OF
hnous ex-football stars, and the game
:. Syracuse will find two elevens well
poirted for this game.
One other man on Colgate's team has
,l,ited applause. He IS Clio. A SYRIA
euss enthusiast writes US:
q said Clio was on par with Oil
phsn.. Of the Army. He Is. For Rroot
o.E AZ the touchdowns Colgate has
scored this year. who scored the ma
iority Of them and the distance the ball
lad 10 be carried 70 the enemy goal
inc. l. is remarkable fact that Gillo
never mas failed 70 score for Colgate
from any point inside the 15-yard line,
rsrsrdless Of the down. l have seen
lin take the ball on a third down and
t-ive 1t seventeen yards to score IN
TWO attempts. Against Holy Cross he
took il on q fourth down and plunged
sight yards 20 the line"
Biz Bill Edwards and Bill Langforo
have promised 20 oficiate in the game
between Camp Upton and Camp Devens,
which will be played al the Polo
Grounds On November "a. The re-
eeipts Of this game are 70 be used for
the purchase Of athletic equipment Tor
the regiments in these two canton
nents
Speaking Of quarterbaeks, which an
afternoon critic does, Boynton, OF
Williams. seems 70 be the only real
star developed in that position this
season. With NcDonough, Of Dartmouth;
Bell. Of Pennsylvania, and Meehan, OF
Syracuse. following on his heels. IL
tss beer Boynton's individual EFFORTS
hat have carried Williams TO It's pres
sat eminence.
Chicago's faculty decided not 70 ac-
,sPt Nichigan's invitation TO play
pos,-season game for the benefit OF the
BED Cross. There is a plan afoot no"
70 sring Michigan and Purdue togetheF
% help the war relief.
Among other things Penn had best
Esep is eye on Weiman SATURDAY
Here Is a kicker whom Yost Compares
= some o. the best he ever has had,
nd these include Sweeley, Garrells ano
Hammond Weimsn has given the
Wolverines an advantage IN all OF the
psnting duels he has engaged In TINS
ssssor. and in addition he IA danger
Us field goal artist, booting them from
Placement.
The Carlisle Indians will meet
Georgia Tech AZ Atlanta Saturday. Lo'
he poor Indian has had a season rot
;sr enough. but il taxes the magma
iisa 70 picture the team which was
bsa.sr By the Navy 81 20 0 meeting
ihsss southern adding machines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-16

CAPTAIN "HEINIE" MILLER of the Pennsylvania football
team who will probably be able to play against the
Michigan eleven the big game at Franklin Field Phla
depha The clever end of the Red and Blue i'll
with the grip Miller has been great the forward
play for Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-16
New York. Cleveland Series
Should Be Profitable One
Fohls Men Popular in South and Texas Fans Especially
Will Doubtless Welcome Chance to See Their Own Iris
Speaker in Action Amid Big-League Environment
By W. J. Macbeth

The champions of the National League will tour
West jointly with the Cleveland Americans next
spring a final preparation for the 1918
Last spring and Tigers conducted such which not
proved profitable BOTH bat also exceptional toward
q good start p he respective major league
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-16
One Backheld

and rebutal going on in the
should constitute
backfed that played
only this Of
choice.
entitled his estimate or opinion we
willing
Quarterback-Eckersan Chicago.
Hslfbacks-Heston, Michigan Thorpe Carlisle
Fulback of Yale
should from harvard
oil Brckley named
Yet while one o. above four could be crowded out?
dp member
baed that both have produced
wedgng their but
by original choice.
Eckersal driving them along?
three great hek-wo Coy ana hestoh wei" line
Thorpe Heton and Lekersa were
through a broken field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-16
Joe Jenkins in Camp

ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. 15.-Joe Jen-
hns. a catcher Of the world champion
Chicago White Sox, has arrived at
Camp Gordon as q selectman. He came
with about seventy Tennesseeans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-16
Stevens Generates Big
GridirOn Horse Power

talon. and must drill as long as the
men at the larger colleges, so the eleven
is in no sense q product Of preferred
conditions, and further, every man must
be in good standing n all of his studies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-16

.........Irtgu.- -earIOu. ID Goal frum touchdown
Nola-riy Time n rcriris-Ter minutes REF
.re..- 81 Wefers Jmpire-A KELLY Suisttu-e-
AruenI Tor Curry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-16
An Oldtime Affair

The Penn-Aan Saturday at Philadelphia begins to look
like
by
will be
wolverine walkover power mhnee play Of Yoss eleven
Yost frOp last years squad and so much new
jobut hardest test comes
H Berry, 60. a Franklin Field
the meanwhile discovering opponent husky Cup
psck team A. battle committee busy Cupe and his
be strongest machine IN the
not Tho has answer
The Remaining Stymie
Winter soon drives IN broken flight,
The qoBer from his station
But tUinter, wh1soer its blight, 81
At leqstc can't stop his conversation
At frozen greens he baUt;
But he can falkland falkland tall.
The only AAmecan appaued this season the one poised
brsak through the lint o end IN France
Nov war notto-when n doubt dig in and wait
The pen may mght than the sword but Dr. 1os expects " reverse
che MOTTO saturday prove the Michigan mghier than the Pen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-16

AERCEDES attest nar3el IN arsi, rass rrdit'o.
hav.lg hces run sc1 ~ q. iin@e.ns AID tourfrf
bod moderate price. Al heAico' 1883 Broa.isg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-16

The Carlisle Indians will meet
Georgia Tech az Atlanta SATURDAY 10
he poor Indian has had season rot
;sh enough. but il taxes the magma
usa 70 picture the team when was
beatsr By the Navy 81 20 meeting
ihsse Southern adding machines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-16

Biz Bill Edwards and Bill Langford
have promised 70 oficiate in the game
between Camp Upton and Camp Devens,
which will be played at the Polo
Grounds on November "a. The re
eeipts Of this game are TO be used for
tire purchase Of athletic equipment for
the regiments in these two canton
ments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-16

Chicago's faculty decided not 70 &C
stpt Nichigan's invitation TO play
post-season game for the benefit OF the
BED Cross. There is a plan afoot no"
70 sring Michigan and Purdue together
. help the war relief.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-02-15
WOOD COUNTY
COURT HOUSE NOTES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harley W. Styer. "a. farmer. Dun
bridge, and Miss Gertrude X. Hart
man, 21, Haskins. Rev. Engelhart.
Guy Williams, 33. farmer. and Miss
Anna Thomas, "a. milliner, both of
Cygnet.
Clyde w. Stats, 22, garage man,
Haskins, and Miss Gae B. Finken-
biner, 21, Grand Rapids. Rev. Gil
lespie.
Samuel N. Hartman, 66, farmer,
Van Buren, and Mrs. Hattie Pressler,
Sc, North Baltimore. Rev. Charles
Boyle.
Bliss Harris, 20, farmer, and Miss
Addie Kithrow, 10, both of North
Baltimore. Rev. F. W. Yantis.
Albert w. Warren, 80. glassworker,
Fostoria, and Miss Alta Whiteman
81, Risingsun. Rev. Moore.
James l.. Cosgrove, 33, switchman,
and Miss Mary e. Williams. 20, both
of Walbridge. Rev. G. w. Sullivan
Waldo Feasel, AS. farmer. Jerry
City, and Efiie Bateson. AZ. Six
Points.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-02-15
RECORDS LARGE MORTGAGE

One of the largest mortgages ever
recorded in Wood county was put on
record last week, under date of Jan
uary 31st, 1917. 1t was given by the
B. & o. and Chicago Railway Co., to
The Girard Trust CO., Of Philadel-
phia, and amounts to S25,00O,O00.
The recorders fee amounted to over
$500 and the same was recorded
in six counties in Ohio and nine in
Indiana, through which the road
passes. from Chicago Junction. west.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-02-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

May Il. Alley to Richard and Clara
Gurnett, lots go, 231 and 232, Hart's
subdivision. 81.
Lemuel Timmons to Thomas B.
Daily. 10 acres, section IL. Montgom
cry township. $500.
Perry G. and Myrtle a. Pultz to
p. &. Commercial Club. lots 2746 to
2T50, inclusive. 5000.
Elizabeth Fable and husband to
Julia L. Albert. ~ acres. section IS.
Troy township, 81.
Geo. \. Albert. Jr.. and wife to
Elizabeth Fable. y acre. section IS,
Troy township. 81.
Mary LeGalley to Fred w. Toan,
21 n acres, section II, Plain town
ship, s371s.75.
F. II. and Flora Twining to Car
rie f. Twining, lot 1146. Bowling
Green, 81.
emma c. McGrath to Leo l.
Thompson, lots 25, % and 81. Doug.
las Farm, 81.
Eliza Busman. ct al, to Pember.
vile Elevator Co., parcel in section
IL, Freedom township, $4,000.
Ross NJ. Coen, ct al, TO Arlie e
Coen, part lots 80 and s3, Bowling
Green, 81. y
Eva NJ. Watkins to John w. Beck
ett, lot 1877. North Baltimore, 81.
| Sheriff Wood county to Robert H
Johnson, lots 253 and 256, Bowling
Green, $500.
Robert H. Johnson to John w
Hoelle, ct al, part lot $50. Bowl
ing Green. $500.
Lille NJ. Beck to William O. Beck
ct al, lot 75, Baildstown, 1926.
Berlie w. Mercer to H. B. Sayler
40 acres. section II. Liberty town
ship, $4,000.
John Isch to Frank e. Muir, 81
acres, section IS, Lake township. 81
James Jeffery to Frank f. Muir
1890 acres in section Is. LAX
township, 81.
Susan Thornton, ct al. to Henr.
II. Thornton, ct al. lot 247. Perrys
burg, $7OO.
Chas. Neiswender to O. II. Folt2
40 acres. section 32. jackson town
ship. $6.5OO.
q. ii. Foltz to Daniel Euler 4
acres. section 81. Jackson township
$6.SOO.
William ]. Harding to Andrew ]
Canterberry 2O.4O acres. section
Plain township, 81.
Mary Bockbrader to Gerath Steir
et al, so acres, section 26, Plai
township. 81.
Same, to same. 20 acres. sectio
27. Plant township, 81.
Gerath stein to Mary Bockbradcl
part lot %. Pemberville, 81.
Herman starr and wife to Edwar
Jarck. part lot COG, Perrysburg. 81,
Henry j. Nicholas to Henry ]. E'
erltt, lot 944, North Baltimore, 81.
samuel X. Case to Park Hickl'
lots 1873 and 1876. Bowling Grcel
S155.
Park Hickle To ChaS. Barr. lo
1875 and 1876, Bowling Green, $40
Laura Lober Collier. eft al. to Mas
dalena G. Iiber, ct al, out lots II
II II, IL, 10, 10, II. 30, 46, 23'
24o. Perrysburg. 81.
Mamie Salisbury to David Lytl
lot ), Hoytville, $4,000.
Magdalena G. Lober, ct al, to Frt
G. Lober, 90 acres, section 35, L.
II r., $4,000.
Magdalena &. I.iber TO Alfred l..
. Der, 26.e7 acres, section 10, L. y.
$4,000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-02-15

Arthur b. and Lillian NJ. Lathrop
vile, 81.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-02-15

Coiumbus.-The proposal that the
7.25o.ooo tons Of coal underlying the
grounda Of tia Athens state hospital
be mined by the state board of ad-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-02-15

Clarence A. Seiple to Frank A.
Young. part lot 145 Milton Center,
81.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-02-15

Riddle the two beds of soft coal under
the $50 acres at Athens hospital
would supply the 22 institutions IS
years.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-02-15

ministration for use of the 22 state
institutions controlled by it has just
bean. made by H. s. Riddle, chief en-
ginesr for the board. According to
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-05
Die Suppslidlaat i'm &,itsu.
gsrIin 8. g2ai.

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Der bisrten arras S6ladi, mel,
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gum itGrtffen 9rommelfsusr iteiserts.
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trouiLIeu. bi. Ra9ts por5ufii5Ien btrs
fudten, tpurbn i'm btnti9en leuer
eritidt, begin. suriidgetrisben. Die
beuti9s gfrtiIlsris eripiberte bas enss
Hide 5erer erfolgrei9 unb seritDrte
DeftIirb bon arros cine fttnbfide Wius
uitioRsiiapeL Sm ganum bon Retms
ipor bas artilsriefeuer auf benz
aisnefliiseI unp an beln S6hsnsiig
Gbemin bes Danes ssitipsiis bon
auBerprbentli6tr Seftigfsit unb ifei,
serte f9 Ro@ts. Gin anf9etnenb De.
abfdtigter Feinblider Dprifpb In Der
Gsgenb bon 5Ous purbe bur9 Geiiers
irfrbd uiebers4oItea. Den mebrfn@
erfdnnten feiubli9en MHfummIungen
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esrIin. 8: maI.

Die sans aubrorbentlib f&ipsren
Werluiie Der Granaofen i'm Raume
Don Reims purben bur4 ii4 eredn'
aenbe WleIbungen erbdrtet. 60 Dur'
6tn allein 5itli4 Don gerrp-ausSGf
ON 30. MpriI Dor eiuem ein5igen
idmalsn iein6lideu Oipiiionsab'
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fen auf bic 90ben 0fai6 bon Berrp'
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bortigen gefe4isiireifens se3dblt iper'
ben ionnien, jonDrn mir bic unmit'
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senben 9ei nieSriser Stibuns Der'
lor Der Gesuer auf bieiem einen Ge'
fe9tsfreifen ntinbeitens 1000 9obte.
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Spbten uiIb Dernunbeten entiprltt.
On anbsren abidnitien erIitt Der
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bere @erlujts 9a bic Gransoitn al,
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frdnS0iii1en 9eIammtDtrIutts IN ben
erften IA 5agsn Der groben frditsD'
fifden OffsniiDe bereits bic 3Iffsr
BON 10000 etrti41l peun aidt
iiberidreiien.
AsbnIid bod iisIlen Tid bic engIis
i6en Werluite. Die GugIdnber. bic
auf pisI i@malertr Gront BON 800
stilometern 4usbebnune anitiirmten,
febisn BIS 28. 2lpril oIisin "a Diris
iinnen elm, bdbon feds gum 3lptitfn
Msale. Die 3dh Der einesiebten engs
liiben Sturmtruppen sntipriht ins
folge Der erbeblia er0Bereu Gtdris
Der engliffxn Gipificnen Der Der fran,
sDTffen. Bel Der bidtertH Ulnfi.
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chsnb bSbsr. Inter Beriidiftisung
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InmmtberIuite Der Gngldnbef unb
7yranSofsm felt Besinn Der DppssIof.
Isn]iDe cHf nsinbeleus 10000 ptrs
zdfiaot inssbsus
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g m 8efen. 8. gaai-

Geit beute Naorgen ijt bic grDbe
ydLmft 5,piifen Gems BIZ fiibIid iiber
oie Scarpe ber,irlter tn ibr Diertes
srobssGtabtum seireien. Gusluub bat
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beriutt es iruiier spieber, trot ber
offisiclIen sDIeiemutget, b!r ben
9urnbruG yi er5iptnscn- Sir bispe.
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ben angreifes 8erIiiite sefoftet, ipie
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etneefiibrt baben min, cine aanpagne
iiir ueiie Srippenai,sbebimgsu on.
reat. Sos gfefnitierlirtgsreht Der
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ibwafen Sdnoea Iieseh
5eit seIirrfi abeiiS perffarfte fiG
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uno Sueatit ipieoeriuu crhcbIi6, I'm
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TrouuireIfeuer iber3ilgeben. @egen b
llbr 80 YtiinItsn georgeus brad,eu
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Strnbe @rras - Gdirbroi. ODER Der
StoB wuroe iofprt bnrt eincn ftid,r
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rop, Gppp, gdprelle, I'm MIR eiiigs
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lciro snr5eii erbittert setanipft siuber
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bier auf bem groben SdInhtfcIoe
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iset boben. Gle ipsiien, mos diih beists
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ni9tungsfsuer empfinbIidx BerIuiie
gu. guf BEN gbampsnsfIiissI nabm
bas 6euer Defenders Rahmittoss unb
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fhen erfolsreih. Uiiitaes periu9ie
itGrtsrt feinbIiCbe Snfnntsris nit Ulas
ihineneeiuebren bpr5ubringsn, fpuroe
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be beg frdn50iii6sn 8eritts, odb Der
5einb am 80. aipriI 8 @sfHibs err
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gen feine 8euie pom eriieH auariff
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bene gefebIe befpeiIen, ioIltsn Dor Be
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