Wisconsin Downs Ohio State 21 to 0 in Big Nine clash
Wisconsin defeats Ohio State 21 to 0 with two Byars rushing scores and a Stavrum pass TD. Standout runs by Byars and a late connection with Stavrum sealed the win. Substitutions listed. officials named as Hammond and Jutee.
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Wesleyan Reserves Defeat Glenville 27 to 0
Wesleyan Reserves defeated Glenville on college field by 27 points. Morrison ran 35 yards for a touchdown after a strong first quarter, while Harrison and Sims starred on offense. Desi Harrison and Swan stood out on defense for Wesleyan. Glenville’s Wiant, Ralston, and Atomey were best for their team. Substitutions included Ressegger, Lunerison, Laute, Fallon, Lewis, and Morrixon for Wesleyan. Wolfe and Foucheton for Glenville. Referee Grimma Spire-Hymes.
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Wheeling Ten Pin Match Showdown At Gore Alleys
On Friday night October 24 Wheeling fans can watch three local stars led by Stevenson face the home team with Drake Thompson and Ours. The ten game contest will determine the champions with five games at the Gore alleys and five at a later Wheeling date.
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Weston High Downs Shinnston In 45 to 13 Victory
Weston high school defeated Shinnston high school 45 to 13 at Weston. It marked Weston's first win of the season with standout long runs by Figgans fueling the offense.
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Wesleyan to Meet Washington and Jefferson at Far Grounds
Wesleyan will host Washington and Jefferson at the West Virginia fair grounds in Clarksburg replacing Union park. About 2,000 seats will be shipped from Wheeling with grandstand capacity expanded by 2,000 more along the field. Advance sale plans aim to place seats evenly from the 35 yard line to the 30 yard line on both ends, near the center of play. Wesleyan holds a strong 3-0-1 record and appears favored to beat Washington and Jefferson, which enters weaker than recent years. The big game is set for November 13 with hopes of boosting attendance and securing a decisive Thanksgiving matchup against West Virginia University.
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Man Held On Drunkenness Charge After Saturday Arrest
A man giving the name Howard Wright was jailed Saturday night on a charge of drunkenness. His hearing was set for Sunday morning in police court with Officer Donahue handling the case.
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Chalmers Plant Praised For Elaborate Welfare System
Visiting journalist Tarbell lauded Chalmers plant welfare and sanitation programs. An on site emergency hospital, rest rooms for women workers, and modern sanitation are cited, with free medical care and English language efforts aiding citizenship. Safety staff and records show a 97 percent drop in accidents.
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West Virginia Faces Two Easy Games After Washington and Lee
Morgantown October 23. West Virginia University football plans a relaxed stretch with Bethany College and Marshall College upcoming. Head coach Tarr aims to reveal hidden strengths as Bethany, led by Elder Fine, and Marshall, under Foxy Chambers, challenge the Mountaineers. Players limp and recover from minor injuries while new plays and formations are drilled in daily sessions.
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College football scores sweep across many teams
A chaotic list of football results shows West Virginia edging Towson 28 0, Pittsburgh 28 Virginia 0, Colgate 1070 Rennselaer 0, Harvard 0 Cornell 20, Army 10 Georgetown 30, and multiple other college games with varying outcomes. Record fragments indicate widespread action across universities.
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Marietta Wins Scrappy Game Over Davis-Elkins
Marietta College defeated Davis-Elkins College 34 to 13 in a scrappy home game. The Marietta lineup featured multiple substitutions in the second half with players such as Skinner Catright Wickstrom Williams and Hart contributing. Touchdowns came from Richardson Turnbull Amond Bond Wilder Hammill Hatton Gouistrom and May with Turnbull scoring four. Referee was Reiter and umpire Brubaker. Time of quarters was 18 minutes.
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