West Virginia Rout Wesleyan In Lively 64-7 Clash
West Virginia University crushed Wesleyan 64 to 7 at South Side Park after leading from early in the game. Rodgers starred with multiple long runs and passes, while Chenoweth and Curry scored on several drives as the Mountaineers dominated every phase. Wesleyan showed fight but could not halt the Mountaineers’ machine like offense.
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West Vilna University
West Virginia
Lean College
South Side Park
Carom
Calac
Wesleyan
Rodgers
Cac
Ilorsan
Pwa
Buckhannon
Wes
Virginia
Fisher
Spa i
West Virgini
Noe Gace
Veeur
Errett
Wear Virginia Tribe
Theawinner
Cnist
Sssdoriig
Curry
Ec Centire
Ghice
King
Vig
Hite
Chezoweth
Gore
Qin
Beck
Mengers
Chenoweth
Weslyan
Clea Mweth
West Virginia Mountaineers
Weseyan
Ward
Kenoweth
Hte
Svore
Morrison
Lentz
Hodgers
Buckhannan
Football Scores From Various Colleges and Games
Pitt defeated Penn State 31 to 0 while W. and J. beat Rutgers 12 to 9. Western Reserve triumphed 27 to 4 over Case with Miami and Cincinnati both losing. Marietta won 39 to 7 against Kenyon as West Virginia beat Wesleyan 54 to 7. Ohio Northern shut out Colgate 28 to 0. Pennsylvania defeated Cornell 23 to 3. F. and M. 20 over Gettysburg 14. Bucknell 8 over Lebanon Valley 0. Rochester 10 over Vermont 6. Missouri 13 over Kansas 0. Notre Dame 20 over Nebraska and Wabash 13. Marquette and Washington U. 14 to 7. California beat Vanderbilt 14 to 7. Sewanee 0 and Tennessee 0. Alabama 33 over Kentucky State 0. Auburn 13 over Louisville C A C 54 to 0. Johns Hopkins 0 over Georgetown 41 to 7. North Carolina 7 over Virginia 0. Shorter Child Buried Ruth Keener Shorter twelve days old death of Bentons Ferry family Funeral held this afternoon Colfax cemetery Musgrave undertaker.
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Pitt
Penn State
Rutgers
Western Reserve
Case
Miami
Cincinnati
Marietta
Kenyon
West Virginia
Wesleyan
Marshall
Ohio
Northern
Colgate
Brown
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Gettysburg
Bucknell
Lebanon Valley
Rochester
Vermont
Missouri
Kansas
Notre Dame
Nebr
Wabash
Marquette
Uni
Washington
California
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Tennessee
Kentucky State
Alabama
Auburn
Louisville
John Hopkins
Georgetown
George Washington
North Carolina
Virginia
D. Eea
Poor Boy from Coal Mines Becomes Season's Greatest Star
A coal miner's son, Elmer Oliphant of Purdue and West Point, is hailed as the top football talent of 1918. The five year college veteran built his strength in Indiana mines, earned funds to attend college, starred at Purdue, joined West Point and earned four athletic letters in football, baseball, basketball and track while scoring 112 points in 1916 and keying Army wins over Villanova Notre Dame and Navy.
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Elmer Oliphant
West Point
Mahan
Brickley
Ted Coy
Eckersall
Heston
Oliphant
Sam
College Hall
Purdue
Indiana
Carnay
Purdue University
Walter Camp
West Loirt
Uncle Sam
Army School
Army
Notre Dame
Navy
Gilroy
Georgetown
T. D
G. T
F. G
T.D
Maulbetsch
Michigan
McCreight
J. Strupper
Georgia
Gerrish
Dartmouth
Pollard
Brown
McQuade
Temple Team Edges Monongah Glass In Tight Duel
Temple clinched a narrow team victory over Monongah Glass in a close night contest as players Gantz Sox Murray Watkins King and Meredith contributed strong totals. Following a banquet the athletic association elected Meredith captain by two votes after Paul Hutchinson.
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Monongah Glass
Temple
Sox
King
Gantz Sox
Murray
Staust
Watkins
King Ie
Athletic Association
Paul Hutchinson
Meredith
Moore
Arch Meredith Chosen High School Captain for 1917 Team
Arch Meredith, center for Fairmont High, was elected captain for the 1917 squad at the eleven o’clock meeting of the team. The selection follows a Clever 52 gathering where Meredith was named leader of the squad.
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Arch Meredith
Fairmont High School
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W. V. Us
Morrison Mutchinson
Tschuppatsere Curry Singleton
Henrie Nomi
Bailey Clarke
Brannan Harris
Webster
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Hager Fisher
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Hite Bradley
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Roberts
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Henle
Brooks
Hager
Daling
Bailey
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Anderson
Mills
Thornburg
Bock
Walter Eckersall
Chienigo
Ernest B. Cozen
Pennsylvania University
Walter S. Sugden
Harvard
Ward Lanham
Oreepower
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Faba
Nanaboot
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Fatima
Fairmont
Kline
Garaassee
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