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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1917

Page

16

Quincy High School Badly Beats Macomb in Fast Game

Quincy High School defeated Macomb Normal 35 to 0 on Macomb’s field. Quincy’s fast backfield and stout line dominated. Stuart scored twice, McDaniel added two TDs, Farrar and Weisenhorn each scored, with Best kicking goals. Macomb faced heavy pressure, unable to penetrate the Quincys’ defense.

Quincy High Macomb Stuart Ouincy McDaniel Quincy Farrar Weisenhorn Best Weisenborn Quincey Clemens Ward Foley Eee L. T Chapmann Herdtbreder Wessels Dayton Wilson Oc McWinnay Graves R.G Bush, Fackler Thomson Eisenberg Dansart R. E Martindale Foreman Millson O CY Thoostgrevct Stuart McCourt L. Hob Wetsernborn Stevenson FLOR McDaniel Peck R. HW. BL Parrat Poreman T.fullenbeck Spahr Quincy's Gard

Illinois Runs Over Oklahoma With Big Score

Illinois dominates Oklahoma 4 to 0 in Champaign on Saturday using open field running Nichols Charpier and Sternaman standout for Illinois. Oklahoma relied on forward passes but Illinois defense held firm nullifying the threats as the Illini reached the goal line repeatedly.

Tis Madison Wis Wisconsin Notre Dame Illinois Oklahoma Champaign Ilinois Nichols Charpier Sternaman Tllinois Tilinois Zuprke Schlauderman le Ye Johnston Rundaquist Tollert Wreisse Deacon Tagwerson Douglass Goltz MeGsthlin fEms Durant Nicholas Wilmoth Syria Cacsaet Graham Halas Wea Pase Abbott Esas Davis Timois Bregeman Larrimer Ingwerson Breggman Sprague Eis Fritchard Weiss Mongrieg Norman Klein Firebaugh Lovejoy Wales McGregor Vail Rundquist Moncrieff Goelitz Bechtold Davis Johnson Schommer Chicago Princeton Haggerty Colby Grady Depauw

St Louis U Defeated by Indiana 40 to 0

BLOOMINGTON Ind Oct 14 St Louis university was no match for the Indiana Hoosiers in a 40 to 0 defeat. Coach Steidmans team scored a touchdown in the first minute after kickoff and most of the second half saw Indiana’s reserves in action for the final two periods.

St. Louis U Bloomington Ind St. Louis University Indiana Billikens Steidman Hoosier

Little Stories from France Behind the Lines

American field headquarters recalls quirky scenes from the war front in France. A mule hitched to a machine gun cart bolts in formation, while rain, mud, and billets riddled with dirt test troops and inspectors. An American major and a famed Goat tell tales of seasick homesick soldiers and a pigeon carrier used in Verdun.

Mulford Wins 50 Mile Race At Chicago Speedway

Ralph Mulford captured first in the fifty mile event at the speedway meeting in Chicago, while finishing second in another fifty mile race and third in a twenty mile dash. A collision between Tom Milton and Ton Alley during the final fifty mile race caused no serious injuries. The main 100 mile race was cut to 50 miles due to poor attendance, blamed on wintry weather and the World Series. Mulford led late in the final lap to win the opening fifty mile race in 28 17 17 at an average speed of 106 mph, with Peter Henderson second and Alley third. Henderson posted 105.8 mph in the other fifty, Mulford second. The twenty mile event went to Tom Alley in 11 22, with Gaston Chevrolet second and Mulford third. Other starters included Joe Bover, Gil Anderson, Dave Lewis, Pete Henderson, Percy Ford, Jerry Mason, Ogren. In Dubuque, Dubuque College beat La Crosse Normal 41 to 0, scoring all touchdowns in the first half. Butler, a Negro athlete, starred on offense.

Chicago Ralph Mulford Speedway Tom Milton Ton Alley New York Mulford Peter Henderson Tom Alley Henderson S. Frontenac Gaston Chevrolet Frontenac Joe Bover Ceeee Gil Anderson Miller Duesenburg Dave Lewis Hoskins Pete Henderson Roamer Percy Ford Cease Delage Jerry Mason Ye A Deeb Ogren

United States to build a vast army for disarmament aims

Italian historian Guglielmo Ferrero quoted in Secolo says America is preparing a large army to defend liberty and urge European powers to disarm at the peace conference. He argues disarmament after the war is necessary to avoid barbarism and that the U.S. will contribute money and materials as well as troops, to counter old-world armaments. A note adds 1916 Porto Rico sugar output rising sharply.

Milan Italy America Guglielmo Ferrero Secolo United States Signor Ferrero Europe Entente

Giants Have No Alibis To Offer For 3rd Defeat

Oct 14 New York Giants travel through Detroit after a fifth game defeat to the White Sox. The team admits they were outplayed and outgeneralled, offering no excuses, while players critique missed defensive chances and manager decisions.

Giants New York Giants Detroit Chicago White Sox Comiskey Field Ke Aly Sallee McGraw Saim Sallee Davey Robertson Chick Gandil Robertson

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