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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1915
Page
14
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Virginia overwhelms VMI 44 to 0 as Thurman stands out with strong play. Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, and Tennessee also post decisive football wins while Virginia State shows no trouble in a one sided matchup amid scattered reports of other games.
Oct 30 Morgantown V A Bethany football game scheduled for the afternoon was postponed after a freight wreck at Underwood near Farmont blocked rail lines. The Bethany squad could not reach Morgantown in time as the passenger train was detoured via Clarkening to Ma rmont, causing a late arrival for players.
A Marshall University fall classic in Huntington draws crowds from Charleston, Ashland, Catlettsburg and nearby towns. Governor Hadfield invited. 3,200 seats reserved with 959 left for general sale. H. M. Butler of Patterson, NJ, to referee.
A dramatic 14 to 13 upset as Chicago defeats Wisconsin after a missed extra point following a touchdown. Key plays include a Wiscounty fumble and a late goal-line stand, with memorable runs by Flood and Gordon sparking the Maroons. Wisconsin defenses caused several turnovers as Chicago seized the game's momentum late.
Youths at Mercedhurst Academy show top form as Sloman breaks the quarter mile record with a blistering 4 1 5 seconds while Meredith and others aim to join the ranks of historic sprint greats. Oregon Agricultural College football eleven rallies to a 20 to 0 victory over the Michigan Aggies in a surprise open play showcase.
Fragmented notes recount a Princeton wingless game with scattered player names and substitutions. The memo lists players such as Moore, Blake, Butterworth, Kavattaty, and Parmelee, with unclear scoring and positions amid a windy, low-tempo contest and many garbled words.
In Lexington, October 40, Kentucky State College backs overpowered Cincinnati, winning 27 to 6. Thompsons starred with two touchdowns in the first and last periods. Riel Johnson scored Cincinnati’s lone touchdown, returning a fumble 65 yards in the final minute.
A garbled list of college football results shows various teams and scores amid unreadable text. Notable names include Virginia, Princeton, Michigan, and Washington alongside several unfamiliar placeholders and formatting errors.
Syracuse overpowered Michigan 14 to 7 at Ann Arbor as the Orange capitalized on Michigan fumbles. Syracuse scored all points in the second quarter while Michigan managed only a late touchdown in the final period.
Amherst College fell to Dartmouth at Amherst Mass as Dartmouth edged ahead in the second half to win 26 to 0. The Green showed early punting edge but faded as Dartmouth’s line plunges dominated the final periods in a heavy game.
Everatt and Cen Wal Leh School of Delay consider a post season tool guide comparing teams. Judging by 1914 records both schools showed strong football with high scoring games. Giveratt dominated, winning all 13 games and scoring 660 points while routing Oak Park High 80 to 0.
In Pittsburg on October 30, Carmecie Tech defeated Hiram College 46 to 0. Socel scored its first touchdown two minutes after kickoff with straight football, while the visitors added their points in the fourth period.
Oct 30 report notes freight receipts of major railway lines for the year ending January, indicating business revival after wartime disruption. The data suggests a return to prewar activity levels amid mounting volumes and rising demand across routes.
Charleston reports a surge in demand for coal as European war disruption raises Europe’s fuel needs. Tom F Towid, West Virginia Operators Association secretary and former UMWA president, says prices may rise 25 cents per ton in 30 days and rail shipping costs impact output. The note cites rising eastern and national demand, with exporters wary of loss of the American market.
A garbled OCR note references Germany and an imperial order banning certain scales and weights. It mentions inaccurate weights and the prohibition of using those measuring devices, with unclear details about new standards or compliance.
In Sreenvilge Bay on October 10 Alfred Van Dusen saved a woman who swallowed poison by chewing and holding tobacco in her mouth, then swallowing it. a physician was summoned but the remedy helped avert tragedy as the poison entered her bloodstream.
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