The West Virginian. [volume], October 11, 1917, Page PAGE 8, Image 8

About The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974

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Fairmont High Will Play in
* University Town on
Saturday.
^Fairmont peopls who go to Mor-,
pawwu tur iuo iooinaii gam? saturday
have a doublet dose of the great
j fall same, Inasmuch as Fairmont
High will play Morgarttown High at
the University athletic field in the
morning and West Virginia will meet
the famous Carlllse Indians on the
ame field In the afternoon.
Tickets for the Carlllse-West Vlr
gtnla game were placed on sale here
at Martins News stand Tuesday and i
a large number have already been
k disposed of. The pasteboards are go
log at *1 .00 each for the best reserved j
seats and standing room on the day j
of the game will go at the same price. |
so there has been considerable stlm
ultis In the buying. The fact. too.
that the High school game will be
played In the morning making it deij
. slrable to go down on the Pcnna
train at 7:15 a. m. draws attention
t away from the fact that there Is no
train service In the afternoon from
gj Fairmont to Morgantown.
i. ' Returning the train service is good
as both the B. & O. and Pennsylvania
have regular trains arriving here
shortly after nine o'clock from the
University town. Many will drive
from here If the roads remain in good
condition.
g - metz7
Mrs. H. C. Ferrell has been quite
sick the past week but is better al
this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Lovd Delanev have
left for Kansas. Mr. Delaney is employed
In the Kansas oil flelil.
W. A. Furbee spent Sunday with
Ms family In Clarksburg.
Mrs. Jasper Bawer is visiting Mrs.
Lee Murray on Dents ltun.
Frank Snyder expects to move his
F. family to this place In the near fui
ture.
Mr .and Mrs. Miller, of Shinnston.
are visiting their son. Mr. Arle Mil j
ler, of this place.
The school at this place is going
^ along nicely. Everything seems in
\ good working order and esp'Xially
the High school. The scholars are
deeply interested in their work.
Howard Gilger was calling on his
family In New Martinsville Sunday.
The Wheeling Oil and Gas Company
drilled in a gas well Monday In the
. fifth sand on the New ton Hibbs farm.
Haught Bros, expect to get the Big
In]un sand In their No. :: on John \
Baker's farm thts week.
Dr. Kenna will move in the
randt property as soon as completed
Mr. Ruddlcson of Harrisvllle. Is
| moving In the H. Hawkins proper!;. .
She?You're a waster: Very few
girls would marry you.
He?Well, very few would be
' mough.
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Saturday afternoon of this week 1
team is playing Lehigh at Pittsburg. *
more than once of what his former chi
at Morgantown where they will bo m <
nor coached at Carlllse for more thai
of the most famous gridiron teams thi
he helped to coacli at Carlilse a wee;
practice and when he was at Morgan t
e served notice on West Virginias i
look for a stiff struggle with the ln-(
ttcr of Carlllse games with Albright i
tion. Warner is one of the leading coi
salary.
Yesterday's C
CHICAGO? AB R BH I'O A K
.1 Collins, 1 4 0 0 1 0 2
McMullin, 3 4 0 0 0 1 0
E Collins, 2 4 0 2 3 2 0
Jackson, r 4 0 0 0 0 0
Felsch, m 3 0 1 5 n n
Gandil, 1 3 0 0 tl 0 0
Weaver, s 3 () 2 0 2 0
Sr.halk. c 3 rt II 11 ? ft
Cicotte, p 3 0 0 0 1 1
Totals 31 0 5 24 6 3
Chicago i
Xcw York
.Tv.o-basc bits?llolke. Weaver. Tl
se?Robertson. Sacrifice hit?ltaride
zog. Left on liases?Chicago, 4. NewYork
2. Earned runs?Off Cicotte 2.
I'mpire At the plate. Klem: tirst
ans; third base, itlgier. Time?1:55.
Pr CETTIN' up
take a fly1
9 Mjjp top of his profe
mighty poor po
of us. Thar's
pipe ofVELVE
ier keep both ft
on the ground.
a Calm, Cool Sm
re is nothing likeVE
e is nothing hot o
it VELVET, eithe
ing or its smoking.
y~ grain of VELVE
into your pipe has be
ooden hogsheads for
years.
ftwo years give to VEI
?CJ<2 if<2 ifa /?/>/
?wj .W ...w?<w*TiivOO| ikO vvv.
ur pipe will
i more about
ET than a
f. print.
EM WEST, Fi
IG : OTHER
LISLE INDIAN TUTOR
KaulT, m 4 0 0 0 0 0
Zimmerman. 3 .... 4 0 1 0 3 0
Fletcher, s 4 0 0 1 I 1
Robertson, r 4 1 3 t 0 0
Holke, 1 4 1 I 13 o 1
Rarlden, e. 3 0 l 7 4 o
Benton, 3 0 0 1 2 0
Total? 33 2 8 27 14 2
000 000 0 0 0?0
0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 ?2
irce-base hit?Robertson. Stolen bail.
Double play?Rariden and HerYork
8. First base on errors?New
Struck oat?By t'icotte S. by Benton,
base. O'Loughlin; s.-cond base. Ev^
i
Y
in the air may
in' man to the
ssion, but it's a
licy for the rest
nothin' like a
T to help a fcl
10&
ioke ]
:lvet.
r hasty
r in its
IT that
:en aged
at least
1
.VET its ^
>1 smooth
39 i
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wiviv |
while hiB University of Pittsburg
'Pop" Warner, no doubt will think
trges, the Carlllse Indians, are doing
jeting West Virginia University. War11
ten years and turned out there some
it America has ever seen. This fall i
k or ten days before Pitt started
own with his Pitt team Sept. 29th h
i-oaches at that time that they could
lians. Later developments in the ma i
tnd P. & M. have verified his predictches
in the country and draws a big, ,
Official Score
NEW YORK? AB R BH PO A E
Burns, 1 4 0 1 1 U 0
Herzog, 2 4 0 1 1 1 0
Mount Pleasant, who coached at West
Virginia Wesleyan In 1914 was one of
I he best known of Warner's Carlisle
products. Then there was Jim Thorpe,
ihe great all-round athlete who won so
much fame at the Olympic games, and
(luyon, Garlow and scores of others
who In their day were the best gridIron
performers the fall sport coulo
toast. If Leltoy comes up to the expectations
of those who have seen him
flay this year and equals the fine records
of these men, then West Virginia
will certainly have to be on her guard
for Saturday.
The West Virginia team will he in
better shape for the Saturday encoun
Il rpHE leaders*
I solely on cc
.1. durability a:
of stout cord. Ea
ever touching to c
tread to absorb sh<
is tou&h and tbicl
are specially reinf
/ mf cross j
M|I at your
rin will sh(
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SPORTS I
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EXPECT mills II
my in game
,
Much Interest Being Shown
in Next Game at Morgantown.
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MORGANTOWN, Oct 11.?The receipt
of further Information In regard
to the Carlisle Indian football team
which plays here on Saturday strengthens
the prevailing local belief that the
Redskins will give West Virginia fully
as hard aibattle on tho gridiron as did
Pittsburgh and the Navy. Data just
received here shows that the Indians
made over thirty first downs against
the strong F. & M. team at Lancaster
last Saturday and the fact that Captain
Rlbbetts and LeRoy, Carlisle halfhacks.
did most of the gaining through
sweeping end runs aided by powerful
Interference by both the linemen and
other backs, makes it Imperative for
coaches Tobln and Mclntire to develop
to the highest point of efficiency their
defense against end runs.
It is not believed that Carlisle will
be able to successfully execute forward
passes against West Virginia. West
Virginia possesses in King, Rodgers,
Harris and Lentz three skillful defenders
against this mode of attack, and
then. too. Carlisle, in her earlier games
does not seem to have relied upon this j
method of attack for gaining ground,
prefering rather to follow the old Carlisle
system, the chief and most sue- J
cessful points of which are a smash- ]
ing series of off-tackle plays from close
formation and sweeping end runs from
kick formation. Glenn Warner, present
Pitt coach, tutored the Redskins
at Carlisle for ten years or more and
while he was there he developed to perfection
the system which he is still
ctrploying at Pitt and which the Indians
have retained under Leo Harris,
the present coach at Carlisle, who, by
lite way, is a Warner protege. In LeRoy.
Carlisle has a halfback whom nil
critics who have seen Carlisle play believe
will prove to he one of the best
it the long series of famous hacks the
[nHian ceVtnol haa Itirnorl nut V ...... 1 - 1
ft is the Man
Decide, an*
TheT
It is the man who mus
clothes he wants.
It is the man who must
get them.
Two questions that nei
general election to decide
Two questions that are
one word.
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The finest men's and ;
suits and overcoats are 1
Prices $15 to $30.
Underwear rTT" ?
r. W
$1 to $3.
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[ tor than hart at first been hoped. Mero- ,
dith, the Fairmont boy, who has been
I laying such a steady game at guard. !
i and whom it was believed would not be
able to play against the Indians, will j
Vie ready to take his place on the initial (
kick-oil' according to announcement today.
This leaves both Singleton and
V.'eimer available for Harrlck's tackle
position if it is decided at the last >
minute not to take the chance of aggravating
his injury by playing Horrick
in the Indian game. Veimer. naturally,
will get the call for Harrick's
position as he has had more experience
and is somewhat heavier than
Singleton.
West Virginia coaches are expecting j
a gruelling contest that will take the
post spirited efforts of their best men |
and that has been the problem this i
v.cek, i. e., to impress upon the men the
$100 Reward, $100
The readers of this paper trill be
pleased to learn that there is at least
ono dreaded disease that science has
been nblc to cure In all Its stages and
that Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Medicine is taken Internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the 8ystem thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, giving the !
patient strength by building up tho con- I
stltutlon and assisting nnture in doing lt3
work. Tho proprietors have so much ,
faith in the curative powers of Hall's ;
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls :
to cure. Send for list of testimonials. 1
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. ,
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist, 75c. ,
tip of the Firestone Super Cord 1
jnstruction producing unequal
nd flexible action. The body is 1
ch cord imbedded in pure gum,
muse friction. The cushion (wl
Dcks) is a thick layer of pure &ui
The beads which hold the tii
orced. The side wall is also reinf
inst rim-cut, and raising bending
hrestone Cord Tires are &ettin;
injoyed by car owners.
dealer s \ \# |
ow you ) ||| \
i mileage I S? 1
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Who
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Ime
t decide what kind of
t decide where he will
?d no straw vole nor
them.
instantly answered in
JETS j
young men's all wool /
low in full readiness. B
Men's
li} sE
-__J $7 to $10
iact that Carlisle is exceptionally (
strong and that unless they go into the '
game determined not to be defealco | ,
they are likely to lose.
The Indians arc noted for be.itig an !
"in and out" team. For instance they j I
have on occasion been beaten by small
college teams on one Saturday to turn
."ght around the following Saturday
ind lick one of the best teams in America.
It seems then that the game the
Redskins will play hero will depend to
some extent ou the mood in which they
enter the contest. Naturally tlicy are
p.t xious to win a "place in the Sun" |
this year when they are returning to
toothall after a year's layoff and will
Double Edge Blade* ... Aft
We return your blades UvC
sharpened right and pgn
postage paid. DO/.
Will S. Richardson
Mail Order Druggist
127 Greene St. Marietta. O. I
laj teen won
no two cords p=gg .'^^1
re to the rim ppfc
breed, &ivin& |?t
J point safely g-^gg !
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"HHICK, TOUGH TREAD fcives 1
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MUKE. KUJ3B&K i3C.i WE.EJN
A. protection against internal frictio
HICK CUSHION STOCK. More r
gainst tread separation and stone bn
LENT IN SIDE WALL. Greater stren?
jalers will show you cross section of
ith features that add more miles to Mi
IRESTONE TIRE AND RUBE
Icron, Ohio Branches and
rdeavor to make a fine showing
net West Virg because of the
l\. V. U. showing against Pitt and
kavv.
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CleaningDyeing 1
WHEN DONE BY
j Footer's Methods
Carries with It a newness that
Is pleasing and a finish that Is
I lasting.
Carpets, Forllcrs, Curtains,
Blankets, Blinds. Comforts. Covers.
Gentlemen's. Ladies and
children's wearing apparel of all
kinds.
Have your fall and winter
needs done now.
Footer's Dye Works
(The World's best Cleaners and
Dyers.)
CUMBERLAND, MD.
I Gil
Agent Fairmont and Vicinity
That motorists GM
find extra values |?|| <
in Firestone Tires ||||j
is proved by the |||||
fact that our !|||}
sales increased ||||l I
72 per cent this jiff]
year up to Sept. |l|lj
i 1st. Our total
I business this
\ year will exceed
\ $60,000,000.