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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
WESTERN HORSES ARE
COLUMBUS WINNERS.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. e6.-Two
western horses. Vcrlie Patchen and Lii
liam r, won the feature races today IN
the Grand Circuit. the former taking the
Arch City stake. purse $4,000. for 2:1o
PAGERS, and the latter winning the 2:oS
race. Both victories we've straight heat
affairs. but tho competition was good
cough 10 mako tho favoritcs step closely
to their records to keep their noses In
front. While Etrlie Patchen paced In
o:n3 in tho middle heat. her travelling to
the half milo pole in a minute flat. the
third heat showed that sic was still tit
to carry he. extreme speed. Continuing
to the three quarter pole at near two
minute clip. she "killed orr" her pursu-
ers and came homo almost at jog is
2:nSl:.
Baxter Lou finished a 5000 second IN
each heat of the eng pace. He lost the
first heat only by a neck.
The 2:15 ciass tror was the occasion
for a long drawn out battle. There were
three different heat winners. Dell Jolla
looking like an easy first choice after
her two miles in 'front.' but she faded
awsEy in thS stretch thereafter, until the
nft! heat. when she came on and won
the race. Belle Alcantara, first choice
in the betting to win the EOS pace. did
not disappoint. winning every heat.
The weather was chilly and strong
breeze blew down the back stretch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
BASEBALL BATTLE
ENDS THE SEASON
McConheys to Invade Downs, ". Va,
IN the Closing Summer Event
OF the War Period.

While the NcConkeyS Of this city
viii! depart sunday morning for Downs.
w Va to meet the team of that place
ia thc ilnal baseball encounter OF ne
Year. does it occur ~ you thai TINS
might L. tn" end Of the national pas
:imc. especially III ;hs vicinity. for IN"
duration OF the war; And how long
this will a.. is no, known. April ma!
come again and still no games will b"
played. for by that time, II the war is
Sill going on. how in tn" world VIII
Their. be- enough men left 1T home go
keep up tho sport: Do not TAX" IL from
this that Uncle Sam expects TO lose
his boys 50 rapidly but by that period
he will hav" practically all under MS
control in n" camps and other branches
OF the government.
Getting down to the point. thern -
going 20 be Z real good ball game from
all appearances and the Mc>,onkeyS VIII
have 20 exert themselves to come out
on top of the ladder in this closing
chapter Of their successful season.
Manager Mc(onk"y reports his men IN
the best Of condition and IS conhdcn
in regard ~ the outcome. banking on
his youry find. Burkhart. TO hGrl ms
clu,, TO victory. Downs Will b: load-
cd 70 the cillS' and il looks like the
downstairs boys will just Try to gather
\ team together only TO stop the l"-
calls. mad dash for the title. Fairmout
vas eliminated from thu race by the
I,cal cracks and for this reason The
lower end Of the state boys ar" some
what pceyed-
Baseball has b"en going along. string
INK from Sunday 20 Sunday with one
or more games. and Manager McC"n-
key stated that he will play again II
ne can get an opponent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
Championship Games
At Centre and Clay Today

At the Center and the Clay schools
this afternoon two district champion
ships in athletic games for girls
Of the fifth grades are to be played as a
part Of the scheme that the department
of physical education has for giving
every boy and girl chance to be L
member Of n team and to derive the
benefits OF vigorous games.
These teams which are playing ms
afternoon have already proven their
superiority in their own schools and
are now meeting to decide which TWO
cams shalt meet for the city champion
shin. The northern district for ath-
letic competition consists OF the WASH
ington, Madison. Jefferson. Clay and
Union schools and the winner Of this
tournament will meet the winner OF the
southern district. In this district are
the Center Webster, Ritchle and NC
kinley schools.
Other tournaments for the boys and
girls Of other grades will be played
from, week TO week. Next week 1t Will
b., the boys and girls Of the sixth
grade who will meet in tournaments
after the local school champions have
been selected. This plan has been made
possible by n ruling of tn" school
board. which permits the boys and girls
tn remain tho school yards AFTER
school 10 play games under the super
vision of teachers who serve on extra
uay for this gun" supervision duty.
In addition to The teams and games
played each boy and girl is given an
Of trying individual ath-
lrtic stunts Suitable t" their nEc and
eek. and for these records made the
best grades and individuals Will be Sc
l.ctcd and rewarded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
NOTRE DAME and
WESTMINSTER OFF
W. & J. SCHEDULE

WASHINGTON. Pa. September Co
Important changes i'll the Washington
4 jefferson football schedule. due to III"
war ana It's influences. were announced
today br Manager T. VI. Murphy. the
most important being tn" elimination IT
the interScctiunal clash with N"tr"
Dame at South BEND. indiana on Satur-
day. October 70. Tho other was the loss
Of the game with Westminster here IN
Saturday. October 10. The klski team.
originally booked for i "Wednesday con-
test at College Field on October 80. has
hccn moved up TO October 26 in place of
Totre Dana. The Westminster date has
not hecn filled, but Murphy said he
would be able to fill it with an equally
strong opponent
The necessity for curtailing long jour
ncys as a result OF the establishment OF
Student Army Training corps at w. Il
J. was responsible for c:ncelling the
Nutrc Dame game. which REQUIRED tho
only extensive travelling Of tho season.
Manager Murphy took up the question
OF dropping this game some days ago.
when it was learned that long trips
would be ont of the question. The con-
tra2t with Eotr, Dame had 4 war clause
and no difficulty was experienced in alb
roSatinS it, Coach EociSnc of the 1ndt
an Catholics. in letter received by Muir
ply today. readily acQuieSccd in the can
collation., stating that Notrc Dame would
b. forced to call Off some OF its eastern
games which were to have been played i'll
the East. and expressing n nope for
resumption OF relations after the war.
W. & J. and Notre Dame had two year
contract. the first game und"r tho agree
ncut being played here last fall with
the second scheduled for South Bend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
BETHANY LOOKS
MIGHTY CLASSY
Prospects ut the popular Little College
Arc Very Bright During These
War Times.

According to reliable information
from the officials OF Bethany college
the football team this year viii he Il
fine one and thought by some to even
excel the wonderful team of last seq
son. OF course. tn. war has cut deep
figure on the situation. but tnIs viii not
hurt her chances to any extent, as many
Of the young promising athletes Of The
high schools have entered tho school TO
enroll in the military training courses.
Bowers. prominent star Of the Uni
vcrsity Of Pittsburgh. has been Seinct-
cd to coach the team this fall and has
nm excellent amount OF material to pick
from, this going over a field of some
three or four hundred players. OWING
to the cancellations and the scheduling
of new and bigger games. the Nnai
schedule is not as yet reaGy Tor pun
lication. The commanding officer an
nounces three-quarters of an hour prac-
.ice daily, with two hours Saturday and
Monday. The elaborate and spacious
new gymnasium will soon \" opened
and indoor rrhearsals and exercise VIII
be the result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
SEMI-PRO BALL in
BIG LEAGUE CITIES

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. o6-Chi-
ratu. Detroit. Cleveland, Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati and Akron were to-day So
lcctcd by the executive committee OF
the National Baseball Federation as
cities 10 be represented in nm "i-ht-citY
league. to play erui-prof"ssi"nal base
bail in major league parks SATURDAYS
and Sundays during the coming season.
The remaining Two cities will be chosen
from Louisville. Indianapolis. johns
town. Pa, and Canton and Dayton. o.
t:ach city in the lragu" will have ut
least TWO clubs. one remaining ut home
while the other IS on the road.
The receipts will be divided in three
was. The travelling expenses or the
clubs will be paid first and then the
up-krep @ fthe perks. The remainder
will 20 to the national commission on
training camp activities for athletic
equipment for soldiers and sailors.
Those present at tnday's meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
HIGH SCHOOLS
Scholastic Teams Of the OHIO 'eHo5
VIII be Prepared to Open sea-
son Maxi Week.

FootnaIl in high school circles Is tax
fnr a very different aspect IN ene l'i,@
few days and the situation Is So ih"o
died up that heads nor tails CAN w d.
certained- One minute the prospect" io'A
rosy while at the next something sp'''
up to the surprise Of ALL "n" Hou,u
have ever thought that wheeling hlSh.
the greatest high school tootoa4A tes.t'
in West Virginia would give UP ZIG
tDort After October LIST the SIloaei'''
can be sized up more to your aoEaat'aS'
as after that date it will be del'h'.e1S
xno&n Just what students have eNroiieo
IN tho military training camps VI .Ae
various schools. The boys are iloeHins
as last as they can. so1ne getting III VIZ
but little difficulty while otAsfS 6ie
having q regular hard time
Linsly- in the meantime will not let
nor time 20 to waste but continues to
keep IN training at the Bridge ParK
grounds under the guidance OF Coach
Goodwin. Needless to tell OF the pros
pects> lust 90 over and take iot-N Al
the BOYS when they hit that little saw
dust creature they call the dummy.
1tnsly opens next Saturday Win
Cameron at Cameron. but there IS
movement on foot that if Wheeling does
not have a team that probably the ma
iortty Of the games will be played at
home. as It is all games are scheduleo
in neutral territory, the orange ana
Black not having an enclosed nome
grounds.
Eellaire is doing fine work but the
problem troubling Coach Rogers seems
TO be the lack of spirit and the deter
animation OF tho youngsters to leave
;schoca and take a chance at the Hlh-
-tarx- training. However. an abundance
o: heavy material is available and the
team should DO even better than the
ione Of last season. Culbertson. one OF
the. elassiest athletes in the valley, Will
captain the team and more capable
leader In the school could not have
been selected
: Martins Ferry is doing pretty good
work with Coach Graham feeling his
boys and getting the best possible re
suits. Tacl1lins the dummy and scrlm-
IMAGES will occupy the slate the coming
week. The champions are eagerly walt
inS on the start with Lisbon next SAT-
urday and will make every effort to
Duplicate last years feat-Going through
the season without defeat
Triadelphia will open the season to-
morrow afternoon with Wellsburg high
school at the Elm Grove grounds and
one Of the fastest games of their season
is assured. rs both teams are matched
in weight and have been pracucing for
some time. 1t will be the only game OF
interest in the valley since Wheeling
high will not be represented the coming
week
Warwood has n game scheduled with
the Mingo high school for tomorrow at
Warwood and n neat little engagement
can be expected Warwood opened tho
season with the Brilliant. Ohio, team
last week. the game ending in q score
Jess tie Warwood has an attractive
schedule considering thy lightncss of
the team and should the boys make
good unusual credit should be the YER
dict.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
J. H. Baer Is Now With
Food Administration.

Joseph r.. Baer. secretary OF the
Bacr Grocery company. has affiliated
himself with the state national food ad-
ministration. in the capacity OF inSpcc-
tnr Of grocery and deiicat"ssrn stores
his work consisting nf checking Of cost
and selling prices for the prevention of
excess profits.
Mr.. Bacr's long experience In the
wholesale grocery business makes him Il
valuable addition to the food adminlS-
triors force His knowledge Of prices.
both Wholesale and retail. and his posi-
ton ms inspector Of stores. will greatly
reduce profiteering in food products.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27

10 the Pitt game. This affects forty
four men. Almost an hours scrimmagc
featured tudays practice. and the run
ming Of Lewis for the varsity and Hill
for the Scrubs featured. Allcman. Mar
Tin. Fisher and Farley all figured in sem
sutional plays. The scrub wns especially
strong. once carrying the ball the full
length of the field. and gaining consist
entity each time il was in their posses
sion. Hart of Shenandoah academy. n
tackle. WAS IN addition to tie squad to-
uny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27

were: President c. r. Martin. Of Gin
cinnati; Secretary Tom Noak"s. 0l
Johnstown. Pa: Treasurer Virgil +. Hrt-
tcrlind, Of Detroit; g G. TONNES 81
Cleveland, and Joseph d. Th"maS "i
Akron. Frank r. Coates. OF Tolcu"'
vice president and member OF "p'
executive committee. has resigned from
the federation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27

season. n so. Coach C"nncrs. requests
his mon L. report again ri the Tunnel
tirc-u Sunday morning for Httlr
grrimmnEr wrrkuul. Ii is pnSsibl" that
the team will then hr shaped mp enough
To- MAKE Il selection for captain. frac-
iirallv tn" cream ri last years star
eleven IS on hand and the season should
be "A EOnd unr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27

entering the list AZ teams on tho grid
iron and word has II that q team will
come out of the North End OF the city.
hut as yet it has not hrcn definitely de-
Cidcd. One had feature exists since
Ernwnod and Hcllairc will not be rop-
resented in this class Any teams be-
ing overlooked by the writer arc again
asked To hc on the job and send in their
notices as soon as possible. After this
week q better line will br secured on
the entire football situation. rs trouble
is looming up in the high schools. which
cannot BE- thrcshcd out until after Oc-
Inhrr j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
", Y, j, PREPARING
FOR THE PITT GAME

MORGANTOW-N. w. Va. Sept. e6.-.
Quarantine was established for the West
Virginia university football mon in
Quoted into the s. a. 7. {. tonight. and
the men will not b. allowed off the
campus for two weeks, or just previous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
WAR DEPARTMENT TO
CONTROL FOOTBALL,

CHICAGO. Sept. 26.-Control Of foot
ball and all other branches Of intercol-
icsiate athletics in the Big Ten was
completely re1inquish:d by the faculty
representatives of the western confer
ence. a, a special meeting here tonight
and placed into the hands OF the war
department for management.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
GUILTY or MURDER.

Special Dispatch to The Intclligcnccr.
FAIRMOST. w. Va, Sept. 26.-Clarli
OFT. charged with the murder OF Earl
Furbec, was found guilty tonight Of Sec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27

Another team has jumped int" tho
race for the hnnors If the amateurs and
what is most pleasing is that tho team
will represent MnundSvillc on the map.
This is tn" only club in the river city
since the high school has decided not Ia
~ on the eridir"n. Notice to the Of
feet that the club would go under tn"
uamc If tho "TigrrS" was received last
rvrning. and the boys are particularly
anxious Ia hear from tho Yankees.
i'aulls or Cupids in regards to games.
any plac" at any time. II this chal-
lciEc is accepted. kindly call 4l4-J. or
address Andrew Ellis. Muundsrlllc. w.
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ond degree murder. The trouble grew
out of a controversy over who should
have possession of Furbcc's children.
Eurbcc's wife Wis 4 sister Of Ott..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27

Manager Clark had his Cupid club
warriors on III" warratn last evening"
as the boys have been practicing cnch
Tuesday and Thur$tlay for the past lew
weeks. Already uniforms have been or,
rIcrcH and within the next week all will
~. in rcadinSS Ito start the season. IL
is prohahIr that the tupidS VIII open
Nh with tn" strong llrnrSS 1T the
"crrrn' sunday Il week. and win this
in mind Coach Arch Games IS driving
tn" boys hard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27
ION THE SANDL0TS" ;

Football on the sandlots will b" PRED
Off this Sunday. when tho 'aulls OF
ActnaviIle open up with the fast Yam
KEGS. These clubs have h"rn practice
ing for the past few weeks getting
the jump on thu resi- Of tn" lot. and Tor
this reason are ready tn start tn" S'';t-
son. The PaullS ar" going I" hay" II
classy bunch and everything looks pref
~ good unless something turns "ul
that The boys enter th" $Crric" or tn"
military trimming $rhuuls. Last S'.a:ion
the Yankees finished ut III" top al In"
bean in their class and ID Sc" he l"'yS
urnt.ticinS last week iS enough Ia make
all believe that they Will be stronger
This year. This will b" the only ami
tour game in tho Obi" valley Oh sun
duy.
Last evening til" li"nryS held an
other spirited signal rehearsal and much
was derived. II Was decided 10 have IL
team and all preparations VIII b" put
forth There seems to he some dill
l"uIty in getting uniforms. but II is
likely thar Just nny old kind of Jerseys
will b. worn nhht'S spirit -lloovcrizc
4 bit) and everything done IL make the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-27

nnpc on the South Sid" Macks ar"
busy trimming and from the dope IN"
caldwell Run boys will he al the top
nf the ladder. All Of tn" fast Eagle
cluh members ar" ;vailahl" and with II
argc field from which L" PICK. th"I" is
no way around it. and ;h~ h"ys Will be-
ihrr" nEhiin" All The time. providing
H.. existing conditions arc unchanged.
Several other teams are thinking Of
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Several other teams are thinking Of
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Our Quality Is Your Protect

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