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SPORTIMSNEWS ruaMja THE SPORTING SECTION PAGES ONE TO EIGHT PAGES ONE TO EIGHT r- n3 ctp nn PITTSBURG. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1914 7T IWJ HWI1W Hllll MLIHIIII I I I I LI ll'll IIIMI I III! iiwr I M.IMII MJ II I II IJJt I. I mm II II nil '1 hi fecsnr (() s(ss crises UW KM Blue and Gold Eleven Surprise Veteran Washingtonians by Its Speed and Strength of Its Line Smith Suffers Frac Special Monday at Pickering's! tured Ankle and Is Forced to Quit By Ralph S. Davis. Washington Jefferson college yesterday won the football championship of Western Pennsylvania, defeating the University ot Pittsburg team at Forbes Field by the close score of 13 to 10.

While to Washington Jefferson goes the silver lovmg cup emblematic of the premiership and the title in fact as well as in name, to the Pitt cohorts goes the splendid record of having battled the wonderful Red and Black attack, and having during a great part of the team, which lost by but one point to the To show you how WONDERFULLY REMARKABLE this Sale is, WE BOUGHT $25,000 WORTH OF BEDROOM FURNITURE FOR $14,000, WE PAID $9,500 FOR $16,000 WORTH OF BRASS BEDS, SECURED $30,000 WORTH OF PARLOR FURNITURE FOR $17,000 AND WERE EQUALLY SUCCESSFUL IN LANDING BIG DEALS IN MANY OTHER Uncle Sam LINES. Ei 1 1 a II MB mm H. I '-111 I 1 I I I 1 rt 3-Coin Reg Harvard Crimson, and smeared the colors of Eli Yale in the mud istering Sav 'aymeir The prices for which we are selling now are possible only because the manufacturers, forced by certain conditions, made them so. Emphatically, SOMEBODY had to stand a severe LOSS to bring prices down to the bargain basis of this Trade Sale, and this time the manufacturer is the "goat." ings Bank Pitt was beaten, but not disgracca. After the battle, thousands and thousands of enthusiastic fans gave one cheer fo- ie winner, and three cheers and a tiger for the gamest bunch ol lOBers that ever came down the gridiron.

The same wai a spectacle whici thoae who witnessed It will "probably never forget. It was staged in the presence of one of the largest gatherings that ever packed itself into the massive Bellefield stadium. I'nromiiva Mtlmates nlaced the Delivers It! NufCed THE BIG GAME. The Winner Washington Jeffer-on Collepro. The I.oser University of Pittsburgr.

The Title Won Western Pennsylvania Champions. The Score W. J. 13, Pitt 10. The Ilae Korben Field.

The Crowd Estimated nt 30,000. Tiie Winning Captain Burlelsh E. Cmikxhank. The Winning Coaeh Robert E. Fl-ncil, former I'enn Star.

UERVIVHERE $1.50 .75 $3.50 3 $6 Rome Fabric Bed Springs $10 Solid Oak Bungalow Bed Brass Bed, $26-50 throng at 30,000. The huge grand- $40.00 Elegant Quality. Neat, handsome pattern in solid oak; nicely finished. Rome fabric twin lock. 20 -year guarantee, high riser, all-steel springs.

The Ioinsr Captain Wayne B. Suiltii. i The Losinp; oarh Joseph M. Dad, former l'rini'eton Star. One of the most handsome beds in our immense assortment.

s25 $55 Genuine Mahogany Bed $15 Brass Beds, Guaranteed $075 Quality Two-inch post pattern, made bv the same factory from which we buy our $50 beds. Excellent quality. "Twentieth Century" hlsh head-board; massively designed and finished. $45 Mahogany "7.7 5 Large, handsbmely shaped mirror. Serpentine front.

Excellently finished. and was thrown several times for a los3. "Red" Fleming, the other half, was injured early in the game, and was really of little use thereafter. He was forced to retire when he was hurt, and did not return to the lineup until the second half. Young was a bearcat on the attack for the Red and Black.

He ploughed through the Pitt line for numerous material gains, and was in nearly every play. Goodwin ran his team in heady style, and was on the starting end of practically every pass that was made. Bovil at end played snappy football. Oak Li- s3 $7.00 Fumed brary Rockers $20.00 Brass Beds, Alas- $12-50 sive pattern, only. stand was simply jammed to capacit.

Even the seats furthermost in the rear we a occupied, and those who could.p i see took their news of game from those who were fortunate enough to possess real vantage points. The left field concrete bleacher was Wled to capacity. Out along the left Held line were Pitt upper classmen Across the gridiron were the Pitt Freshies. In the right field bleacher" were the entire student body of Washington and Jefferson. It was a crowd of myriad colors.

Society was out in force, and splendidly gowned women were there by the thousands. Nearly every one of them wore a yellow chrysanthemums or ribbons In the colors of the favorite college. Many of them carried pennants, while others hr armlets of red and black or blue and gold. PITT FIRST TO SCORE. They and their escorts were there to enjoy a championship football game, any they were provided with just what they wanted.

The battle was one of the cleanest, hardest fought exhibitions of football ever staged anywhere. It was a fight from start to finish, with the fortunes of war wavering as the game progressed. First PMtscored, then W. J. forged ahead.

Pitt" then came to the front again, and In the third period the Red and Black took the lead and kept it. The demonstration between halves was a typical football scene. The Pitt team was leading at the Jine, and the local university studenti; 'X 'aged the usual procession acros; field, headed by their band. of them helped to sutlL t'ne line, and the letters were formed, while yells eeheett ndrf echoed across the gridiron. A score of doves were released, and as they rose into the air, it was noted that each carried blue and gold ribbons.

The outcc of the contest was a great surpi ae to most of the spectators. It was a surprise to the W. J. players as well. The Red and Black had counted on walloping Pitt to the $300.00 Quartered Oak IS Dresser and Chiffonier great, massive patterns in finest quartered oak.

at Pickering's, On Your Own Terms, for This $60.00 Three-Piece Davenport Bed Suit. Popular 2-inch continuous post pattern, with heavy fillers. Equal in quality and construction to beds usually sold at $25.00. and was great in every department. Patterson found more than he could handle in Hockensmith, Pitt's tackle, and was outplayed much of the time.

Cruikshank had nothing on the local center, these two matching wits and strength with very little advantage for either. The Pitt line was a genuine revelation. Having shown weaknesses galore in previous games, it played better than it knew how yesterday, and stopped W. J. rushes with a regularity that was most refreshing to the Blue and Gold followers.

Capt. "Red" Smith was forced out of the contest in the second quarter, when he suffered a fractured right ankle. A massive DaveilDOrt Bed with RooJcer an Arm for us as an extraordinary value. Davenport opens Into larjfe doutil bd bv aimnlv turning seat. Csi iplete With Natlomal Spring; sad Kelt Mattress at Tkti Pries.

Dependably constructed of solid oak, fumed finish. Seat and back covered with Spanish Chase leather. 7 Arm Chair. 9 4 Side $2.00 16 Settee $25l Parlor Suit, Hand-Carved Mahogany A. stiperij pattern in mahogany with ornately carved backs and crotch mahogany panels.

Seat covered with fine silk mohair. $37.50 Genuine '3 $5 Genume Leather Dining 25 Leather Rockers Exceptionally desirable pat- tern with massive Colonial legs. Massive pattern with extra wide and deep seat. Air-over upholstering covered with genuine leather. Birong dox seat, covered with genuine leather.

$35 Axminster SO-J 75 Rugs 9x12 LV Beautiful color effects such as.you. usually see In Axminster Rugs at over $35.00. $30 Velvet Rugs $17 75 9x12 Rich designs and colorings some of the most desirable effects we have ever shown. He was not aware at first how badly he was injured, and pleaded to be allowed to continue. As he was carried from the field the tears ran down his cheeks.

He refused to doff his. uniform," and" watched the remainder of the battle from the bench. "Ted" Fry acquitted himself nobly. He was very hard to stop, his punting was spectacular, and he manipulated several near forward passes. Heil was as good a general as Goodwin of W.

and as long as he was running mat All Prices in Plain Fig- ures One Price to All The same Bank you have seen In department stores at 1.60; bctot for even a penny- less I "Uncle Sam's" trade-mark bankthe hum. brass-plated on each and every one. ADDS AND REGISTERS CORRECTLY XICKEXiS, DIMES AND QUARTERS. When you deposit a nickel and pras the lever, the bell rings once; a dime rings It twice and a Quarter Ave times. Every coin deposited la added correctly and the amount shown In large figures on the dial.

More than a toy I 80 strongly and substantially made that It will last a lifetime. S29 $60 Quartered Oak Chiffonier. $55.00 Mahogany SQfi Colonial Bed Massive rolL effect, head and foot. quality workmanship. $45 Quartered Oak Chiffonier only Extra large size in elegant Colonial pattern.

All quartered and polished oak. $40 Quartered Oak SIR $30.00 Genuine Mahogany VabTe0'. 52H5 Genuine mahogany, beautifully finished, massive -square leg pattern. $14 "Sterling" Sanitary Felt $7.75 1 Full oO-poimd construction, with Roll-Edge, covered with fancy art ticking. Get yonr boy or girl ens Zor Xmaa, or better still Magnificent Colonial pattern, fine quality in highest grade finish.

$80 Circassian ft. 5 Walnut Chiffonier Over 3 ft. wide a great massive pattern. From one of the most reputable Grade Rapids factories. give them one -stew and No mail orders let them save for Xmaa filled for this special.

1 5 Brussels Rugs 9x12 lW Handsome patterns in green, red, tan and various $80.00 Elegant 557.5 Extension Tables Library Table. Exceptionally large, Colonial pattern. ters had the play well in hand. Carlson did exceptionally well at end, while the Pitt tacklers were all good. Phil Dillon was in part of the game and made several short gains.

He was shifted frequently, as was Hastings and one or two other backfield men. The game started with W. J. kicking oft. Patterson punted 35 yards to Miller, who ran the ball back 12.

Pitt elected to punt on the second down the ball going out of bounds on W. 40-yard line. Several atttempts by the Red and Black failed to make any Impress on the Pitt line, and a punt followed. RED FLEMING INJURED. It was shortly after this that, in Intercepting a Pitt forward pass, Fleming was so badly Injured that he had to retire for a time.

During the remainder of the first quarter, the ball changed hands frequently, neither side showing a great deal of up-to-date football, though numerous passes wers unsuccessfully The quarter ended with the ball in Elegant pedestal pattern, with massive claw feet. Impressive wide plank top of quartered queen's taste. However, they were lucky to win. The margin between a AV; J. victory ana defeat was a Pitt fumble Just as the third period opened, a slip which for a moment took' the heart out of the.

locals, and gave W. J. thf hance which they took advantage W. OPEN PLAT IN EVIDENCE. The.

game was marked by a varied use of the forward pass, in which department the visitors were the better performers. They did not rely on one sort of pass, but mixed up their- attack, using Srst a straight forward pass, then coming through with a lateral pass and a triple fling which was most baffling. Many of their best gains were via the forward pass route. They tried this play no less than 31 times, and it was successful on 13 occasions. Pitt also used the forward pass often, employing it 11 times during the game, and only three were good.

Spiegel, -W. great halfback, was a disappointment. He did not get into the plays with his. usual vim and dash, Circassian 5210 $300 Genuine Walnut Parlor Suit $65 Brass Bed, Elaborate Great, massive design, made by the factory considered foremost in this business in An Imposing pattern, large, massive, elegant In genuine Circassian Walnut, upholstered with genuine Spanish leather. From Great Million-Dollar New York Auction Sale! Great assortment and 14 Continued on Xext Page.

$7.75 $12 Complete Iron Bed Outfit $22.50 Solid Oak Extension Tables $11.75 only. I- Solid oak thoroughly seasoned throughout. Handsome pedestal pattern with carred feet. $50.00 Revolving Seat Davenport Massive pattern In quartered oak, golden or fumed finish. Latest revolving seat pattern, complete with spring and $125 Charming 3- piece Parlor 03 An exquisite pattern In fine mahogany, with crotch mahogany panels.

Seats covered with panne plush. White enameled Iron Bed, soft top mattress and woven wire spring. $7-75 $12 Solid Oak Wardrobe. Genuine Leather $24-75 $35.00 Parlor Suit. Double door pattern, with large space for coats, dresses, hats, shoes, etc.

Pickering 's Trade Sale Price for This Roomful of Beautiful Famed Oak Library Furniture BIG $30.00 VALUE! Beautiful pattern In ma other from the "0-yard line, and Kicked hogany with seats of genuine up Clark's fumble and ran 40 yards for leather. $49.75 $80 Elegant Davenport Bed a touchdown. "I 5gg.se $100 Genuine Leather Rockers immense stocks of cocoa fibre Rugs, closely woven in handsome designs. Better-wearing quality than most grades of Brussels! Splendid for bedrooms, spare-rooms and, in particular, for the kitchen to use over the linoleum or oilcloth during the cold weather. All Reversible different "patterns on each side, in big variety of colors.

94.75 RTJOS rrr 4x0 feet $8.75 RUGS rrrt 6x9 feet (10.0O RUGS on 6x10 feet $19.75 RUGS SO 9x12 Hoban's wonderful line plunging was of- Ail-American calibre. Lehigh's HoIIenback's Team Suffers Its First Defeat of Season at Hands of Strong Lehigh Eleven racKTield, Hoban, Cahall and Che $60 Quartered Oak Buffet. s40 Magnificent Turkish pattern, upholstered all over with A-l genuine leather. Exactly as you see it in the picture above four handsome pieces, all in Solid oak, in a beautiful rich fumed finish. Library Table with top covered with brown Spanish Chase leather.

Armed-Rocker, Armed-Chair and Reception Chair, all with upholstered seats and covered with Spanish Chase leather. noweth, was a wrecking crew, smashing through the much-heralded State Wide, massive arms and legs one of the most magnificent patterns on our floors. line for 11 first downsA On the other hand, state could do little with Lehigh, gaining but five. Cahall out- Designed on massive colonial Unes-r-extra wide and deep base. Splendid low to? with mirror.

punted Clark In- the second quarter by straight football, Lehigh made four successive first downs. Lehigh attempted the forward pass times, but only two were sue $30 Quartered Oak Buffet cesstul. a series of forward passes that netted 43 yards State was able to score its only touchdown In the fourth 22 GENUINE CUT GLASS AT TRADE SALE SAVINGS Many articles in our Immense assortment of Genuine Cut Glass especially bought for the Trade Sale and marked at the lowest prices in Pittsburgh. THANKSGIVING DIHfOlVARE In the Trade Sale at greatly reduced prices. The best "Made in America" ware as well as the finest French and German China.

A Square Deal to Every Customer period, cahall kicked his first goal me nrst perlou. In the second period. Cahall recovered Ewing's fumble Beautiful swell front pattern with 2 silver drawers, large linen drawer and 2 large South Bethlehem, Nov. 7 Fight-injr gallantly, the Penn State team went down to defeat this afternoon at the hands of Lehigh on Taylor Field by the score of 20 to 7, losing one Of the most grimly contested games evot seen on the field. It was State's first defeat of the season and the achievement of Coach Keady's team was a notable one, for State tied Harvard and bad a clean slate today.

Lehigh presented a style of attack that bewildered Holienback's boys. The Lehigh team had their eyes on the ball continually and profited by State's fumbles to the extent of two touchdowns. Cahall, playing "with an in-iurd ankle, scored two goals from the field, one from the 47-yard line and the ai -me w-jaru line ana ran for a touchdown. Hoban kicked goal A few moments later Sawtelie picked $4.00 to $6.00 Cut up a luniDie oy Jones and ran -43 yards lor a touchdown. Hoban again g.50 $4.00 8-inch Cut Glass 11.95 KicKea goai.

me iourin period Cahall, who was replaced by McGuinness, Special Monday at Glass Sugar and Creamer Sets $9.50 "Moss Rose" Dinner Sets hi was rusnea in ana, standing on his own 47-yard line, booted the ball aura to mrtas tnia Catisoa vttk rtx I PRESS squarely between the posts. The Le high line opened great holes for The $3.75 to $5 Cut Glass $27.50 to $35.00 China Dinner 7c I Iff-15 One-hundred piece compositions choice of ten beautiful Coral and border decorations. fast backs and was strong on the de fense. Fifty-six pieces, complete service for 6 people. Lovely "Moss Rose" decoration in rich natural colors.

60c LARGE BERLIN KETTLES, .25 ne iamous siaie enas met more 6-lach X9 .0 $2.25 6-inch Handled Nappies than their match in Sawtello and Fred Green. The lineup: v-ompons Ha Positions. Lehieh Hi Green Tate Ostrom Scrugsrs China GPSm 7S $6.00 Cut Glass Fern Dishes $.50 3 7H R. Becker R. Richards a I Penn State.

Morris Cratt Miller Wood McDowell Lamb HiRBins Welly Verger Clark Touchdowns $17.50 1 0 0- piece Dinner Sets Dinner Sets n. Sawtelle with silver plated High grade enameled ware, in popular "Paine's Grey" finish the most serviceable, most durable enameled ware on the market, bar none! Large size, complete with high dome cover and easy-grip wood-ball handle. Every piece guaranteed first quality and In perfect condition. Positively the biggest, most sensational value in a Berlin Kettle ever offered, and it is only because we sell more of these "Special" items than any other store in the world that such value is within the realm of possibility! Xo mail orders filled for this special. Q.

Chenoweth Maguinnea Hohan Halsted -Cahall. Saw-telle, Clark. One-hundred pieces to the set the most wanted new compositions. Splendid spray and border decorations High grade domestic porcelain "Made America" by our foremost potters. All these pieoe3 in splendid grade of genuine cut glass genume lead blanks, from which only the very finest quality of cut glass Is produced.

Beautiful combinations large floral and hobb patterns. Magnificent cutting. Goals from Goals from touchdowns Hoban 2. Lamb, field Cahall 2. Subs Penn BASKET BALI.

TEA3IS will receive oneelal atten tion In oar New Department. Mate twine for Edserton. Higrgins for Banon. Manawan for James. Jamee for ana wan, Sutton for McIoweli.

Terser for Ewing. Eviing for Yerger. Banon for Hic-puiH. EUgerton for Ewing. McDowell for Sutton.

Lehien Pons for Becker. Frank Green for Pons. Good for Fred Green. Ma-guinnea for Cahall, Cahall for Mag-ulnnea Green for Good. Kirkpatrlck for Sawtelle.

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