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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
r..oI.latorx IN CharlAstou.

Hon. c. II. Hunter and Hon. George
". Byrnes of this city. leave today Tor
Charleston To be present tor the open
Hunter and Byrncs were elected to
represent Marshall county at the gen.
cral election last November.
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Council Holds Brief Meeting.

At the meeting OF the city council
last Saturday night. the esmi-annual ap-
preparation ordinance was passed. after
which council passed an ordinance to
purchase part of tho Hunter property
on the southwest corner Of Grant ave-
nue and Fayette street, the object Of
which is to widen the street at that
noitnt. Council then adjourned to at
tend the firemen's banquet.
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nuaan ESther Circle.

Mcmbcrs Of the Queen Esther IlrCIe
Of the West Bridgeport Methodist
church. will he entertained at the home
OF Mrs Carrie Dickson this evening. A
business and social hour will be en-
loved
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Cornwall r1nRral.

The funeral Of Harry ConWell. VINO
died Saturday morning at his home on
Monroe street. will take place Tuesday
morning Services will be conducted at
St. Johns church at .. 1nterment will
be made in BIT. Calvary cemetery.
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M;niEtsrial Association.

The Mouudsvlle Ministerial Associa-
ton will hold it's regular monthly bust
ness meeting this morning at the ca,
vary NJ. T.. church. a paper will ne READ
by Rev. i. NJ. CriSwell pastor OF the u.
e church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
New Paxtor rafes Charge.

Rev. F l.. Erect. tho new pastor
Of the Second Presbyterian church.
preached his initial. sermon yesterday
morning. His family is expected here
this week They will occupy the par
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Fred Cook, Bridgeport. OHIO
INV scouts Meet This Evening.

This evening In the kirkwood PreS-
byterlan church. the Boy Scouts OF TINS
city will hold their regular meeting.
number Of new members will he initia-
ted ut the meeting.
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MARTINS Ferry Briefs.

Misses Ruth and Margaret Sedgwick
Will leave today for Granville to resume
'n pav r. r scS,liinrer VIE ts cxnsc,ed
here today from Columbus TO visit with
friends.
Misses Gertrude and Erma Spence
left yesterday for tho University Of
Wisconsin at Madison. Wis. after
ents here.
Miss Jessie Alma Wolfe lef, yrSter-
day for New York City TO study music.
Miss Lydia Reynolds returned 10 her
work at Lakeside hospital at Cleveland
after spending few days with her par
ents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08

out Marshall county and was held in
high esteem by all who knew him. He
is survived by one son and four daugh-
terS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
-Hrnnn nHra nsn y

ST. PAIL. Mimi. Jan: I -. IRE
,,1,hI pinnncr Press, died today at Los
I HmseIrs' according 70 information re;
,ni,.od here today. Mr.. Thompson had
been in poor health for a number OF
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Morgan's 3 Grocery Stores


VIII Entertain Industr1ouS Danes.
AT her home on jefferson street, Mrs
Charles Adams will entertain the men,
hers Of the Industrious Danes next
Thursday afternoon. Fancywork will I've
the chief diversion Of the afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
Alerts Elect Officers.

pany held last Saturday. preceding the
annual department meeting, the follow
inG officers were elected for the coming
year: Captain. John Moore; secretary, 7.
l.. Williams: treasurer. Willard Ball
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entertainment Tomorrow Night.

Tomorrow night in the high school
auditorium. an Interesting entertainment
will be presented by Messrs. Paul Sem
pie and Claire tlaushton. assisted by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08

MIR. and Mrs. Frank Kincheloe. Of
Wheeling. The affair is under the aus
pices Of the High School Athletic Assoc
citation.
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Loft Yesterday.

loST-At Blaine. o.. = lady's leather purse Flnos'
please return to Ellen Frcter. Kirkwood. o-2o-u
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BELLAIRE
~ IA Arnirnod Today

George Kennedy. the local man
rested Saturday by Chlet OF Ior,ee and
larceny. Will b. ararigued before Squire
Mason this morning. 4 rlns VOL - ~
Kennedy. said to have been stolen lron'
the Levi LichtiG store on mon s src ed
at the city building Il watch was ; tour ~:
Roth ring and watch were identiheo os
Mr.. Lichtig AS his properly. - on,
Mr.. I.ichtig claims the rms atlu
watch ART. q part OF the loot stolen from
his store on the night Of Decen Der l.
A few days later the goods were re-
covered in the raid On Eeuwood Spr.iN
easy and later Identified by Nt. lhcn.s.
Kennedy at the time OF his arrest was
outon parole from the Mansfield reform
atorv. having been sent up FOR ROD oius
the q. ". AIthar clothing store in TINS
CITY.
Needs Tar and Feathers.
Gravel Hill people are In teFcr ma "a
over the actions Of man mat mas We
come So obnoxious that when aPpts.
be- his reward. Apparently the man Is
not intending his strange actions rs
those OF q burglar. It appears rather
to- b. the case OF a man not IN harmony
. with the present police toTce anu ene
stunts that have been pulled OF IS done
IN the hon, OF discrediting the depart
ment. .- CO.
called for the present, mas oeen uotH 9
stunts that would make II appear that
a certain part OF Gravel Hill Is haunt
cd, Attempts have been made to en-
Ter homes. but so far the man has not
been discovered in his ssSem qImes ah he
fans on the windows Of the residences
frightsning the children ana st,,n M0m Mas
pulled Of fat the home Of the MISSES
Cnterzuber. on North Jefferson street
The man tried several keys on the front
door. Failing TO open the door he "ent
to the rear OF the house and attemp.s ,e,
TO force the door by thriving his form
AGAINST II. This awakened. the Misses
Unterzuber, and the. police we're teIe-
phoned for. Upon their arrival the man
had disappeared. The only descriptloTn,
given Of the man was that ne was Ia''
and wore q black soft hat.
Civic Club Meeting.
Tho Toman's Civic Club OF Bella1re
vii hold Its regular meeting this even,
Ing in tho rooms Of the Commerce.
club. Charles ketchum Of the Wheel
inx Commercial association Will deliver
an address. City officials and others
have been invited to attend the meet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08

In tho month Of July more than 10
miles of ships passed through the Pan
ANA canal.
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Annual Meeting,

Sonage on North jefferson street. which
has been repaired and redccorated to
receive its new occupants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08

German tests have shown scarcity
Of good cattle fodder does not decrease
the fat content. bat only the quantity o.
milk produced
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ROYALTY TO WE'D.

OTTAWA. Ont. Ian. 1.--rh" engage
mont was announced yesterday Of the
Marquis Of Harrington. oldest son of
tho Duke and Duchess Of Dnvonshire:
TO Lady Mary Cecil. second daughter OF
tho Marquis and Warehouses Of Sails.
hurry The Marquis Of Harrington. who
WAS ircapacita;cd during III" GallipOlt
rampaig il: at present stationed in
Paris. bur hopes 10 return to III" front
soon.
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The annual meeting Of the Bellaire
Hospital Association will be held this
evening In the office OF Mayor WassInan
in the city building. Four trustees 10
serve for two years will be elected.
Evening star., 1917-11-04
Vanderbilt LACED
BY GEORGIA TECH
Nashville Eleven Given Worst
Defeat on Record for That
Institution, SO to O.

ATLANTA. Ga, November a.
Georgia Techs more seasoned brand Of
foot ball. coupled with brilliant end
running by the locals backfeld prov
ed too much for Vanderbilt here today,
the Jackets piling up a total Of SO
points and administering the worst de-
feat ever said to have been recorded
against an eleven representing the
Nashville institution. It was Techs
first triumph over the Commodores
since foot ball relations were estab-
lished in 1895. although the two teams
had not faced each other for the last
seven years.
Starting off with rush that virtual
1y swept their opponents or their feet.
the local team ran up a total Of twen-
ty-seven points the first period and
in the second period scored two more
touchdowns. The visitors defense
broke down in the third and fourth
periods, although rally in the latter
period brought them within striking
distance OF their opponents goal. Open
ing up an overhead attack. the Nc
Gugin players then worked the ball to
Techs ten-yard line. but lost 1t on
downs.
Tech was frequently penaIized for
f-side play and in several instances
for technical infraction of the rules.
Evening star., 1917-11-04
KYR0NEN IS OUT IN FRONT
Captures A. A. U. Ten-Mile Run.
Plant Best in Seven
Mile Walk.

NEW YORK, November 3-Willie
Kyronen of the Milirose A. A. of this
city and william Plant Of the Long
Island A. C. won the Amateur Athletic
Unions national championship ten-mile
run and seven-mile walk, respectively,
here today. Neither of last years win
ners defended his title and the fields
were small in each event, owing to the
recent enlistment of many prominent
athletes.
Kyronen's time, 53.41, was just two
seconds better than that of his club
mate, Charles Pores, the marathon run
ner, who finished second. with o.
Laakes, another local man. third. in
54.46k. There were only nine starters,
eight of whom finished.
Plants time for the seven-mile walk,
$500 2-5, was announced to be the best
ever made for the distance by an
American athlete. w. ]. Roiker, unat-
tached, of this city. was second and X.
Zulch, also of New York. was third
Eight men started and all OF them went
the full distance.
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BEATS GALLAUDEr.
Both Teams Do All Their Scoring In
First Half.

NEWARK. Del. November 3.-Gal-
laudet went down to defeat this after
noon in hard-fought foot ball battle
with Delaware College. the latter win
favored the home team in getting the
breaks when they counted the most. All
the scoring was done by both teams in
the first half.
Delaware made both touchdowns by
forward passes Stewart to McCaughan.
Delaware kicked of, and on the first
play Gallaudet fumbled. Delaware
made first down and then long for
ward pass for a touchdown. Wilson
kicked goal.
Gallaudet came back strongly. and
with end runs and line plunging ran
the ball down the field for q touchdown
in the first period. Deer kicked the
goal, making the score to Z.
Evening star., 1917-11-04
INDIANS WIN TWO CANES SPECTACULAR TIE GAME
Defeat Ammunition Train and Hos
pital Corps, While Altrock
Furnishes the Fun.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. November g.
The Cleveland Americans played a
double-header this afternoon on Sol
diers' Field, winning both games. The
first was with the 112th Ammunition
Train, which resulted in a score of II
to Z. The second was with the S7th
Division hospital team. with a score of
to 2. The game was witnessed by
more than 10000. most of whom were
soldiers.
Between the two games. Nick Alt
rock put on a wrestling and boxing
match in the arena adjoining the field.
Scores by innings:
FIRST GAME.
Cleveland Americans R b; E;
4 l o o 0 3-11 II 2
Ammunition Train
o 0 o 1 2 o II II Z
Batteries-Morton, Altrock and O'Neil; Hack
EFT, Morgan and O'Seill.
SECOND GAME.
~ 90 200 o. I
Hospital Corps
o / 0 % % 4 s
Batteries-Klcpfer, Bagby and Deberry; How
ard and Smith.
Evening star., 1917-11-04
NORTHWESTERNW|NS OUT
Defeats Purdue in Desperate Grid
iron Contest by Score
Of 12 to 6.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, November g.
this afternoon defeated
Purdue. IL to s. 1t was a desperate
contest and every inch of ground was
fought with determination. Neither
side scored until the second period,
when Koehler shot a beautiful pass to
Underhill over the Purdue goal line and
it resulted In the Puppies first score.
Purdue came back, and HufIine. Pur-
dues fullbaek, torpedoed the Purple
line until he put the ball IL inches
from the visitors goal. Hume, on a
snappy play, went over for the marker.
Bartlett failed. to kick goal. North
westerns second score came In the
third period, after Cnderhill and Koch
Ter each made long runs through the
Purdue line. and Eoehler laid the pig
skin behind the Purdue goal for the
deciding score.
Evening star., 1917-11-04
SCORE THREE POINTS APIECE.
Alabama and Sewanee Elevens Both
Register Field Goals.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. November d.
Alabama and Sewanee battled to a
to tie at Redwood Field this after
noon In the annual foot ball game be-
tween these old-time rivals.
Alabama's score came in the second
quarter when O'Connell kicked a field
goal from tho S5-yard line. Following
he Crimson score. the ball was kept
well into the center of the field. with
both sides punting out Of danger until
near the end Of play. With less than
ave minutes to go, Sewanee. by for
ward passes. worked the bali over to
Alabama's. 20-yard line, and Capt
Wortham scored for his team with a
;rop kick for a field goal.
Alabama put the ball on Sewanee's
s-yard line In the last quarter, but
was unable to carry it over on the
fourth down.
Evening star., 1917-11-04
WINS TITLE SECOND TINE
Spence Defeats Pierce in Finals for
Championship Of Argyle Ten
mis- Club.

BY defeating Maurice Pierce in three
straight sets, BILLY" Spence won the
championship of the Argyle Tennis
Club for the second successive season
Competition throughout the tourna-
ment was keen and resulted in many
we'll played matches. those between
Henderson and Boyd in the first round
Henderson and Robb in the second
ound and Spence and Robb in the
semi-f1naIs being particularly close
and well contested.
The Summaries.
First round-Metzler defeated Cas-
sey, 60, 6-1; Thurtell defeated
rogers. Go, GO; Pierce defeated
butler, Go. e.: Gable defeated Stev-
ms. 6-4, 6-1; Robb defeated McCul,
.oush. s-s. 60; Carr defeated
Healey. 60. 60, and Spence defeat
ed Thompson. GO. 6-4.
Second round - Thurtell defeated
Metzler. by default; Pierce defeated
;able. 6-2, 60; Robb defeated Hen
.erson. 6-1, As. 6-1, and Spence de-
,eated Carr, G., SIS.
Semi-fnals-Pierce defeated Thur
eli. 60. e-s, and Spence defeated
tobb, 81, l2-10. 6-1.
Finals-spence defeated Pierce. S-s.
30, 6-3.
Evening star., 1917-11-04
SYRACUSE DEFEATS
BROWN ELEVEN, 60
New Workers 0utpIay Bruno
mans at Straight Foot Ball
Throughout Game.

PROVIDENCE. R. l.. November g.
Syracuse duplicated Its feat Of two
years ago by defeating Brown. to o.
here this afternoon. The visitors at
straight foot ball outplayed the
Prunonians both on onense and de-
Tense. the Syracuse line opening big
holes for their sterling backs, M.
Brown and Funsterwald.
Brown failed to make q first down
on straight foot ball during the entire
game. A shower Of forward passes
in the third period gave the locals an
excellent chance to score, but, after
carrying the ball from middeld to
syracuse's 10-yard line. the pass neces-
sary to make the score, though thrown
to a man absolutely uncovered. failed.
Brown missed a field goal by hair
only, Gordon sending a beautiful drive
back from syracuse's 45-yard line. De-
dected by the wind. 1t struck the up
right several feet above the bar.
Syracuse scored on straight foot ball.
taking the pigskin at the close OF the
first period to Browns 10-yard line.
Funsterv aid carried 1t over after three
successive plays at the opening OF the
second period.
Evening star., 1917-11-04
Willie Meeaan Ring Freak;
l. So Fat He Can't Be Hurt

Willie Mcehmn, tho San Fran
cisco boxer. who started az :,
6nntam and plt ON fat so rapid.
that he now Is n heav. weight. T.
the greatest freak In the rinp
To-Day. Mcehan IL 80 fat that
blows make no impression uposs
hlm and he IL no awkward thai
even the cfeverext OF opponcnf,
cannot figure cut a way TO rcnci.
him effectively. Despite the In.
dicrOus appearance he makes ir
the ring. Meeh1n really knows !,
great deal about the game o.
fisticufYs and he In far from.
being the eaxy mark he iooks
His most recent feNt was defeat
Ing jack Dillon, whom he out
pointed hnndtsy in a bout a
Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1917-11-04
Iron Man Coombs May Lead
St. Louis Cards Next Year

Iron Man Jack COombs Of the
Brooklyns may be the new man
ager of the st. Louis Cardinals to
xucceed Miller HuxSins. Preni-
dent Branch Hickey has q high
opinion of Coombs, who has prac-
ticnlly decided to retire from the
diamond. COombs also has been
strongly recommended to Hickey.
it In said, by ex-GOv. John X. Tc-
ner. Col. Ebbets Of the Brook
lyns said yesterday that he knew
nothing about the proposed en-.
1aEement Of the Iron Man and
thnt the latter still wns the prop
erty of the Brooklyn club. II
hickey hasn't reached . private
agreement with Ira Thomas, for
merly Connie Mnck's lieutenant.
it In believed that he will soon
open negotiations with Ebbets
for Coonbs' release.
Evening star., 1917-11-04
IS VICTOR, 700.
Nethercott's 7O.Yard Run Feature Of
Contest Lost by Carnegie
Tech Team.

ITHACA. N. T.. November 3.-Neth-
ercots 70-yard run for a touch
down at the start of the second half
and the fine playing OF Cross, a third
string back substituted for Van Horn
in the second quarter. were the fea-
lures here today of the 20-to-0 victory
of Cornell over Carnegie Tech.
Cornelps line proved weak on the Of
fensive. Four times the Carnegie team
held the Red anu White for downs In
side the 6-yard line. Hofrman's drop
kicking was good. giving Cornell two
scores when straight foot ball failed
Evening star., 1917-11-04
PENN BEATS LAFAYETTE
Red and Blue Fumh!es Throughout
Contest, But Wins by Score
of ~ to O.

PHILADELPHIA, November a.
PENNSYLVANIA today defeated Lafayette
at foot ball, 81 to 0. the Red and Blue
doing all it's best work and scoring in
he second period. In the first period
Pennsylvania began fumbling almost
with the kickoff and continued during
the whole contest with the exception Of
the second quarter.
Lafayette was unable to get going
at any time and gained only two first
downs during the game. The feature of
the game was a fifty-three- yard run by
Berry for a touchdown after catching
4 punt. The line-up:
Evening star., 1917-11-04
CHICAGO RACE MEET FIzzrEs.
sttenpt to Run Card With Free Gate
Leads to Arrest of Promoters.

CHICAGO. November 3.-An attempt
to revive horse racing in Chicago today
by giving card of six events with a
free gate resulted in the police arrest
'ng Louis Peters. secretary of the re-
emily organized United Jockey Club
Two Of the races were run before the
police interfcred and stopped the sport
The organization which promoted the
meeting was recently refused a permit
to hold regular meeting by the city
officials
Evening star., 1917-11-04


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Evening star., 1917-11-04
BASE RALL BRIEFS.

Cincinnati fans didn't relish the pass
ing of Clarence Mitchell to the Brook
lyns by the waiver route.
Matty has asked for waivers on Sec
ond Baseman Dave Shean
Walter Holke of :he Giants, who is in
st. Louis, still suffers from pains in his
head as a result of his injury by a
foul ball in the world series.
Among the best known members of
the champion San Francisco team are
Pick, formerly of the Athletics; Hunter.
who was traded by the Giants to the
Cubs last year; Maisel. who once was
tried by the Tigers; Corhan, u former
Cardinal: Erickson, another Detroi.
castoff. and Baker, who was released by
Hughev JENNINGS last fail
Evening star., 1917-11-04
MCNAMARA SERIOUSLY HURT.
Cyclist Falls on Boston Track, Frac.
turing Skull and Jaw.

BOSTON, November 3.-"Reggie" Nc
Namara of Newark, N. J.. who was to
have competed in a bicycle sprint
championship race here tonight and
was one Of the entrants for the six-day
race next week. fell from his wheel
while trying out: the arena track to-
day and was seriously hurt. At the
city hospital it was said that he had a
fractured skull, a fractured jaw and
other injuries.
Evening star., 1917-11-04
VICTORY FOR VIRGINIA POLY.
Crushes Wake Forest Under the
Weighty Score of so to 0.

'rncinl niHpatc ci, 20 The Star.
BLACESBURG. Va. November g.
i-sinia Poly ran rings around Wake
crest here today and crushed their op-
cnents by the weighty score of SO to 0.
"ach showed complete reversal of
'rm over their game with Georgetown
ast Saturday. and two first downs were
II the Carolinians were ahle to reg
ster against the speedy Tech eleven
The slaughter began with the whistle
nd continued uninterrupted until the
asst two minutes of play.
Roger Bresnahan, part owner and
> arager of the Toledo club, favors a
-hird major league, providing his city
ds included.
Evening star., 1917-11-04
DEFEAT Of MINNESOTA
BY BADGERS SURPRISE
Gophers Beaten by Wisconsin for
First Time in Five Years.
Score, 10 to z.

MADISON, Wis, November 3.-Min-
nesota was eliminated from tho big
ten" foot ball championship race to-
day. when Wisconsin scored 10 to 2
victory In the biggest upset of the sea-
son. It was Wisconsin's first triumph
in five years over its traditional foe.
Brilliant execution Of forward passes
enabled Wisconsin to score the VIC
tory. Eber Simpson. quarterback,
hurled twenty-five passes and ten Of
them netted gains totaling 1873 yards.
Lineup:
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shsrman and Dell Enlist.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. November g.
Ralph Sharman, who was to have play
ed with tho Philadelphia Americans
next year, and John Dell. formerly big
league player, enlisted here today in
the artillery. They will leave for a
training camp Monday. .-,
Evening star., 1917-11-04
,JOfNSONS RECORD AS PITCHER
STAMPS HIM GREATEST OF ALL
Statistics of Work Over Eleven Year
Stretch With Weak Team Prove
Class of kansan.
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Evening star., 1917-11-04
Positions. West Va. q.

Score by periods: Rutgers, Z. o. O. o.;
West Virginia. Q. 0. Z. Of. Rutgers scoring
Touchdown. Kelly. Goal from touchdown
Baker. West Virginia scoring: Touchdown
Rodgers Coal from touchdown-Rodgers. Ref
eree-Mr. Nathan Tufts, Brown. UInpire-Mr
Carl Williams. University of Pennsylvania
Field judge-Mr. W. A Hollenback. University
OF Pennsylvania. Head linesman-Mr L. A.
Green, Syracuse. Time Of periods-15 minutes
each.
Evening star., 1917-11-04
punt. The lineup:

Score by p"riods: Pennsylvania, 0, q, Q. G
"7. PENNSYLVANIA scoring: Tonchdowns-Eerry
~. strans t2). Goal: from torchdowns-3erry
'3,. RrFnrec-Nr. McCerthy Germantown.
I'mpire--Mr. Cooney Princeton. Lincsman--
Hr. Eberi-, Swarthmore. Time of periods-15
1:nutes each.