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r- Stadium- Next -Qppowmt In Us Ml IWwvwwwwvvwvwwwwtfAeeeeefferveerweewe)r I Qcarfet cf Dill ttcKec hue's Pircte Slalbists Reedy for tfo WoM Series '7 lerb McCracken to Hagen Retains Pro Golf Crown 1 i 'Jring Strong Team, Lebanon jrtcnlsRS, Despite Lcsses Dy Graduation, Have Nifty Outfit Win Try for Fourth Win over Pitt Westlnfihouse Tech to Meet 4. Freshmen. With the 'opening game out Battles Nittany of the way, the University of gndders will be primed this week for the second clash the campaign in the new "$2,100,000 stadium, the game with Vn Like vesterdav'a ooener. this "atns which are Pitt coached. i-JTDert Mccracken, one of Pitt favorite sons.

He succeeded ck Sutherland at Lafayette when the latter came back to his uma mater as head coach. McCracken a high type coach. a vi ftiHC who Impresses his person- 3T' upon the youth who com der hit direction, and on who pos-t the magnetism which makes 1 athletes do their best at all time. Vt turned out a crack team a year t.TV and seems to be In a fair way fy, repeat this fall, In spite of the Let that he lost a number of bigness performers by graduation. With the departure of Berry and ends, former All-American kit year, McCracken has been ford and Grube for their places.

jeady Improvemnt can dally be seen 1 their work, according to reports t.om Kaeton, although it will require perlence to polish them off. afayette's tackle position are ell fortlded. with Duffy and High-rer as the leading candidates. lty Is said to be going at a great i PAIR OB NEW G17AIIOS. he Eastonians were hard hit at le guard positions by graduation, ring Sudd, Brown and Lyons.

How- McCracken has been working dthran, a 190-pound lad from last jar's Freshman team, and Don Boos, ter on the 1021 varsity, at those ilportant posts, and getting good aulta. i. Pershing, who was out last year ach of the time with a bad shoulder rX ,4 0r ZT bit eh Iks rauiB. Yds la the series ead he saay ast. It vrttt lara-ely aa eirraautaaees.

Adaaaa, tbei will likely her. af the IN fal he may work robably deaead Above, left to right Vie AldrMge, Le Meadows, Kanll Yd. BelewBalw Adassa. Maay faas la aire that either AldrMge Mradews will the seleetlaa af the Pirate asasager far the oyealag same agalast Washlagtea aa Oct. 1 at Varfeea Field.

If tkeas rknts, the Defeats Bill Mehlborn 8 and 6 in Brilliant Exhibition in P.G. A. Meeting Chlcaro, Sept 2. Walter Hagen, of Pasadena, again is golf pro. champion.

He retained the title here today In the final of the champion ship tournament of the Professional fjolfers' association at Olympla fields by defeating Billy Mehlhorn, of the Westmoreland club, Chicago, 8 and Hagen's victory, the easiest of the tournament for him, was achieved in downpour of rain and amid flashing of lightning. Playing some of the greatest golf of his long and brilliant career, Hagen led Mehlhorn. of Chicago, up after 18 holes. Although Mehlhorn gave him the toughest kind of competition, Hagen shot such spectacular golf that It was virtually unbeatable- He played the first 13 holes three strokes under par, going out with S2 against par and coming In with a card that equaled par. Mehlhorn, aside from some poor potting on several greans and a couple of booked drives, also played stellar golf.

Ha broke par on the outward Journey with a 33 and came home In 34. Hagen steadily Increased bis lead la the final round. Morning roand over soar No. 4: Par i 4 4 4 1 4 I 415 Hagen Oet II444I4I 4 It Melhorn Chit 4 4 i 4 4 I II Par 14(14114 4 It Haeea. la 4 4 4 1 4 1 1 4 415 Melbora tn 4 1 4 4 1 1 1 4 411 Afternoon round over course No.

1: Far 41144434 4 11 Hagen Out 4 4 14 14 14 431 Melhorn Out 4 114 4 114 114 Par 14 4 4 Haren 1444 Methomr. la .14 11 FENCING GAME COMING BACK TO PITTSBURGH. Marino Manoechio, Instructor In fencing at the McKeesport Toung Men's Christian association, who de feated some of the best fencer In the country, Including the champion at Annapolis, and who is willing to meet all comers offers his services as in structor of the fencing class at the Downtown Y. Meermana, phyaical director of the Downtown Branch will be glad to hear from any who are interested In the formation of a fencing club. There are several who have already ex pressed themselves desirous of becom ing members, and no doubt, Pitts burgh will soon have a club of which it can be proud.

When thoroughly organised and under way exhibitions and tournaments with dubs from other cities will be a part of the program. Manoechio feels confident that Pittsburgh will not have to take a back feat In this line of sport for any other city In the country. 11; Fluke. Central regioa. let; McMman, Eastern rerion.

101. Tennis Olrls' singles. Won by Mason. Central region: srvond. Cadill.

General office; third, Bresnahan, Western region: Tennis Doubles, glrle. Won by ftchel-kel and Bright. Geaeral office; second, Willis and Kodkey, Eastern region; third, Bruner and Stoll. Central region; fouith. Router and llormshsll, Western region.

rPMH flknnHM r.n I I Eastern region. 224: Western region. 121 fl Altoona woras, is; wenerat onice, 119; high run. Baker. Central region.

II; high gun. Walker, Eastern region, 41. Total number points scored Eastern region. 150; Central region, 144 General office. 117H: Western rerlon, 96; Altoona works, SIH.

PHlLADrXPHIA VINE WINK. Altoona. Sept. 1 Philadelphia Terminal ball club, champions of the Eastern rerlon. defeated Columbus.

Western rerlon champions here this afternnnn, to 0. In the first ef a three-game eerie for the W. W. Atterbury solid sliver cup and the Pennsylvania Railroad System championship tl'le. Bareiss pitching fea-trued, holding Columbus to four scattered hits He also aided with a homer in the fifth, scoring two of his mates.

The teams will meet again on Oct. 1 In Columbus. O. I.lneun: Columbus AB A Philadelphia AO A napp.e. 4ii feetln.l.

5 0 110 Dsn fid. 1 Albnse.r. 4 Neeser.l 1 Mnger.s 4 Faulke.l 4 Mlller.l. 4 Mlller.l. I Head.D.

1 Wkley.ra 1 Butler.o 1 ftertell.p tRaferty 1 VI 0 1 Men. 4 Rteen.I. 5 9 15 4 0 111 1 Oreen.m. 4 leelle.r. 2 0 0 3 0 1 1 i I 1 1 1 1 if lalaghr.g 4 Halstn.e.

4 Uurels.p 4 Total it 0 4 14 12 Totals 34 7 1117 II Bat ted lor Butler In eighth. Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 00 Philadelphia 10 1 1 0 00 0 traafclrs bat thaaa wha start the case, Utf'J 'PJ WINNER OF EASTERN ra Injury, is holding down the center to the queen's taste, and Pol. a substitute lineman for three fear, is his understudy. the tfayette line this year from vekle to tackle will average about i pounds. This is pounds lighter jan last year, when the average was to the 200-pound mark.

The oaches have succeded In instilling ejtl spirit and fighting qualities Into their men, and any person conver-ftnt with McCracken's ability to do VdVwlll not doubt that their efforts been successful. 6ld Lafayette Taduates are authority for the tatement that they have never seen -more harmonious squud. Jiehlnd the line, while a number of food men were lost. Herb still has Cnrkleski, Millman and Oebhart, a Jo of fine behlnd-the-line perform- VIA' ME nme will brine together two The Eastonians are in charge of the strongest combination Just at the However, Jock has made it clear to them that they were only tentatively selected, that no man can afford to look upon his berth as cinched, and that the slightest let-down will result In changes. There are a number of lads on the squad who have not yet had a chance to show what they can do, but who are sure to be heard from a little later, some of them possibly In the Lafayette encounter.

The battle with Westlnghouse Tech will be the baptism of fire, the first game for the Panther Cubs. Coaches Carlson and Templeton have had comparatvely short time to develop a team, but there Is a lot of good material In the new class, and no doubt a strong eleven will be sent on the Held next Saturday. PROMIftINQ FItr.SHMEN. One of the promising candidates for the team Is a lad named Johnson, an Ellwood City boy, who has had a year's experience at Penn State, so that he is eligible for only two years' playing at Pitt. He entered the university last February.

He is a halfback. Other promising lads Include Chuck Detweier, husky lineman from Craf-ton High; Barne. a promising center from Broaddus Prep; Crabb, halfback from Charlerol High; Fox, a tackle, and Ward, a halfback, from the championship New Castle High team; Sheraks, an end from Wyoming seminary, which sent such lads as Capt Chase, Jack Harding, Kern and Foxy Miller to Pitt; Getts. a lineman developed by Pie Williams at JeannetU HlKh; Jim Rooney, the Northsld halfback, who prepped at Allegheny High, and Bellefonte academy; Qua-rlno, end, and Demolla, guard, from bellefonte academy; Meier, tackle, and Newcamp, fullback, from Erie Central Higtf Bob PAaum, end Allegheny High; Pratt, end, Langley High; Waller, a tackle from South Hills High; Helslng. an end from Wilkinsburg; Berkman, a half from Slippery- Lock Normal; Hoffman, a halt from Schenley, and about t0 other.

Backnell Defeats Western Maryland Lewisburg, Sept. 28. Bucknell opened her season here today with a 70 to 0 victory over Western Maryland in a game that was marred only by loose first half Initial game play. Diehl and McCormlck tn the backfleld for Bucknell were the stellar, player for the Bisons. Silling for Western Maryland was their only, consistent ground gainer.

The first half was entirely a punting duel with Diehl for Bucknell averaging better than Frlggle for the visitors. The first score came in the third period when McCormlck drop-kicked from the 47-yard line. He also dropped over both goals after down Perry for Western Maryland suffered a severely Injured hip In the third period. Lineup: Bucknell We. Marrtsnd Mar i Hrrli flhnrU Trwimn L.

Mcnobjr "'hi Perry Wevetis It. Wetrher It. Pnlnkl Trimmer II. Harm Qnlnn O. rlle TIUIwl.ll R.H Hark MrPormack II.

H. Ie P'hl P. Blllln Substitute Wentern Mitrvhinil: Mc-Malna for Mare. Krll for Clark. Cham-hem for Lone.

Mirklmtr fnr Perrv, I. Ollbnrt for Wllllamn, Morris for Hahn, Vt'lwTB- for Pulrkl, Grace for Harrle: Bur-knell! a one! win for MoC'ormlrk, Kr-molowltr for Itlhl. Tuck for Qulnn. Hoi-llrrer fcr Kletrher. S.

Qoortwtn for Ttlali-dnll, Qulnn for Tuck. Referee P. L. Ollhert. Williams LUneman Bvana Rail, nua.

irmplre C. A. Reed. Sherrlnr field. Time of periods IS minutes.

Sharpsville Ahead. 1 Rharnavllle, Pn Bepf. 2. Bharcsvills Hieh defeated Oil Clt Hlrh. 15 to J.

her this afternoon. Oil City openerl the acor-Inr with a field anal, but the locals came back with (heir IS sojnts in the second half. I.lneup; Sharpsville. Oil Cltv. Knur R.

Harmon Wenner Holmer .1.. Amnl-r Levrle W. Kararlm Boyrl Ijtllr Pahella McNerny Combine Rchmltt Olocole II Twinemcrer Clarv I Clearen Iflcwell Weaver Keinell Touchdown Twincmerer. Points after touchdown Clary. Pield roals Cleaves.

Clary 3. Safety Sharpsville. Referee Holland. State Given Real Battle by Small School Eleven; Final Score Is 14 to 0 State College, Sept. 24 A veteran Lebanon valley team held Penn State at bay today in the Reason's opener, and It was not until the second half that the Nittany Lions ooald push over the two touchdowns that gave them a 14 to 0 victory, Twtca In the opening period, Penn State missed scoring chances when the visitors held for bounds inside their 5-yard line.

Doth teams used the huddle system without any apparent slowing up of play. State stuck to straight football throughout, but waa hard pressed at times. The Lions made 14 first downs to one for the visitors, bnt lost CO yards on off-side penalties while Lebanon did not Incur a single penalty. Penn State was far from Impressive in victory, and the Lions must show improvement to have a chance against Georgia Tech two weeks hence. Except on widely scattered occasions, the interference was pitiful while the tackling was woefully weak.

Chuck Relgle, Lebanon quarterback, was the bright start of the day and he was a constant menace to Penn State's goal line. All told, be gained 133 yardg in returning Penn State kicks. His feature performance of S3 yards almost scoring a touchdown. Lineup: Penn State 14. rVeston Fellows Roseberry Mbhoney Hastings MlchaUkl louse Lebanon Valley 4.

Hellmaa Pierael Gingrich Wood Elbert! Wheeler Metoxaa Relgle B. Eingley Gelbert Cox .01 14 Watson. Points Lungren Helbing Prltchard Bergman Penn State Lebanon Valley Touchdowns Pine curs. after touchdown Verrman. Weston fplace kicks).

Substitutions Perm State. McCann for Fellowa, Fincura for Lungren. Greene for Bergman, Watson for Helblg: Lebanon Valley, Kuhn for Gingrich for Lorkuhn, Malinger for Wheeler, Wheeler for Salinger. Smuck for Me-tnxan, Nltraver for Slngley, Starr for Na-traver, Wlllson for Gingrich. Referee Dallenback.

Illinois. L'mulre Wh1k Syracuse. Head linesman Powell, Syracuse. Field judge Crooks, Pennsylvania. Time of periods 15 raloutea.

Toledo Beaten. Toledo. Sept. 10. Toledo university eleven opened Its season with a defeat be re this afternoon.

Western Reserve winning by a score of 14 to 0. Fumbles eaunled with line pluneee gave the Clevelandera their own touchdowns. Lineup: Toledo. Coon L.E Trumbull LT. Alexander Rellly C.

Cmwl West Finn Morton Soramerfleld Day Cathcar Baseett Havel Phyooer Cheney 114 Krelger R.O. Hteele I.ewand R. E. Gulick Q. Kasmalr (C) .1..

H. O'Hara R. H. Shapiro Score by periods: Toledo W. Reserve.

Officials Munger. Notre Dame, referee; Ed Connors. Bates, umpire: D. B. Clark.

Ohio State, head linesman. Touchdowns Phyphera, Zarl. Extra points Morton. Place kick Fuo. D.

E. Opens With Win. El kins. W. Va, Sept.

2. The Davis Elkine college football team opeaed their season here today by defeating New River Mate, Z0 to 0. Mew River state Presented a very formidable defense and nniiht stubbornly throughout the game. Capt. Parsons and the rest of the New River line piayeu nne Dan.

uneup: New Itlver states Clitins itraht Leader Hill Nicely 3 L. R. Luts Herbert Curtis Lord Powell Cain Lynch (C) El lie Bowles Close Jates ITndvka Parsons (C.) Buckhannon Trees Keens Bailey Smith Touchdowns Close, C. Cain, Maaoa Cupp. Kicked goals Elll 1.

rtereree Care W. V. U. Umpire Merrill Tale. Bead linesman Rldgely ft J.

Hcore by periods-Davis Elkins ..07 New River State 0 0 0 4 Greaseless Cream. Central Region Athletes Nosed Out in Annual Railroad Championships at Altoona Altoona, Sept 2G. Eastern re-glon won the fifth annual Pennsylvania railroad system track and field meet here today before a crowd of 30,000 employee and their families from all points along the lines. The final score stood: Eastern region, 180; Central region, 104H; Philadelphia General office, 11TV4 Western region, 90; Altoona, 38ft. Two records were broken.

In the running high jugip, R. L. Juday, Western region. Jumped 6 feat, beating his old record' by 2 Inches, tn the medley relay, 'one mile and a quarter, won by Central region, In 4 minutes, 57 seconds, seconds were chopped off the record. Vice President Krlck awarded the trophies to the winners, and Vice President Atterbury delivered a little speech to the baseball clubs.

PKKI.Un! ARIES. 10 yard. open. Brst best Wpn by Bof. era, General office; second, Mners.

West-era reflon; third. Waoswerth. Eastern rerlon. Time 1 J-t, ln rard op h-- Bartholemew. Kastem rerlon! second.

Crowley, Western refloa: third. Cornell, Central rerlon. Time 1 1-6. en-yard dash, rlrla, flrst heat Won by Dorr, lieneral office: second, Mssquilier, Central melon: third. Maleotx.

Wealera rerlon. Time 7 seconds. Iw-yard dash, rlrla, second heat Won br Catherine Richards. Central rerlon; second. Oaul.

General office; third. Godwin, Oenerul office. Time 4-6 seconds. rlhoi put trials Woa by Spanorle, Kaetern rerlon; second, Nolan, General office; third, N'easer, Western rerlon; (ourth, (Iraesburar-r. Kaatern rerlon; fifth, Aultt.

Eastern rton: sixth, McCaulson. Central reglen. Distance 41 est, open FIrat heat won by pelaney, Western rerlon; second. Dunbar. Eastern reflon; third.

Cornell, Central region. 4-1 seeonda. open Second heat wen by Bartholomew. Eastern rerlon: second. Rorers.

General office, third. Russell, Eastern rrclim. Tlm 51 4- seconds. 100-yard dssh. junior, Brst heat Won by Ulrard.

General office; second, Keller, Central rXlrm; third, Slagel, Eastern relon. Time 1 4-5 seconds. hucond heat won br Hucu. General office, sr-cond. Helder, Ksitern rerion; third.

Jiurgoon. Western rerlon. Time il sec- on-'. Third heat won by tloellan, Western frf'on; setund. Ktaton.

Eastern rerlon; Vanremmen. Central resloa. Time 4- seconds. Fourth heat won by Cnurtlcas, General office: second. Jafti.

Westero lesion; third. It I I seconds Broad Jump, novice Woe br Peed. Western rerion: second. Iloneman, Eastern third, Courtilss. General nifir-e; fourth Ward.

Kastem region: fifth. Showman. Western reiilon; sixth. Naurle. East-ern regioo.

Dlsisnu 1 feet, Inche Bros'd open, won bv Juday, Western region: second. Elder. Western rerlon; third. Keldner. Eastern region; fourth.

Galloway. Eastern rerlon: fifth. Duttlna. Central rerlon. Instance, 20 ft.

lVk Inches. 44u-yard novice First heat, won by Ma-loney. Central rerlon; second. O'Donaell. General office: third.

Moon. Eastern ra-riuii: inurili McKay. General office: fifth, Innkewicb. Eastern region. Time.

It sec-ends. Hecond heat, won by Helder, Eastern rerion; second. Cocrove, Central rerlon: third. Mulvlhlll. central rerlon: fourth.

Arendt. Katern rerlnn; fifth. Drown, General office. Time. 57 eeconds.

100-yard dash, bnvs, first heat Won by Crea. Eastern rerlon: second, Way. Eastern rerion, third. Moonev. Western region.

Time. 11 l-l seconds. Second heat Won by Thompson. Eastern rerlon: second. Tharlier.

Eastern rerion: third. Wooison. Central region. Time, 11 seconds. l-yard norice.

won by Girard. General office; second. Burroon. Altoona works; in d. Kei cr.

CsnirMi rerion. Time. 10 4-. Second heat won by Courtises. General office; second, htanton.

Eastern rerlon; third. Much, General oiflce. Time. 10 2-i. lluiseswoes.

singles Won by Eakon, Western rerion. won 4, lost second, Kerr, Centra) rerion, won a. lost third. Harmon, Altoona works, won 1, lost fourth. Brosnley, Eastern region, won 1.

lost fitih. Sjbeppurd, General office, won 0. lost 4. Horsesnoes. doobles Won bv Botcher and earerson.

Central region, won 4. lost second, bbermaa and Miller, Western region, won i. lost third, Hmouse and Dawson. Altoona works, won 2. lost fourth.

Phetron and Byers, Eastern region, won 1. Inst fifth. Whitman and Wuinty, Genera otflce. won 0 lost 4. FIN A 100-yard open linul-J'W'on by Bnrthole- rrxinn: Second.

fVnerlav. Western rerlon; Ropers, Genera oi. lice: louriii. Mirueu, enirai region: nttn, Aihers. Western rerion; sixth, Wadswortb, Esstsrn region.

Time. 11 -a, lAA.va.H nnVlnS final WOll hV General office: second. Kelley. Central rerlon: third, nocn, t.enerai oince; innrtli, Burgoon. Altoona works, fifth, Girard General office.

Time. t-5 High Jump Won by Juday, Western region. feet: second. Smith, Central feet I incnes; mira. ward, Kast- art, wno aare noi lignuy ngarura any foeman.

LAFAYETTE WOW IX IKi. Lafayette won last year from the nthers by the score of 10 to 0. AFTER FOUR IN ROW. i 2 Naturally, nothing would give the Interners greater satisfaction than jo make it two in a row, and nothing (ran Id please Sutherland more than to i turn the tables on his former love. $ht teams appear to be well Hatched, and no doubt the fans who jh-avet to the big stadium next Satur- fay will see a game of modern foot-lall well worth looking at from start finish.

JX double bill will be offered, with IVestlnghouse Tech meeting the Pitt rfeshmen In the prelimnary, which fll be started in plenty of time to fret the main event under way at 2:30, I JPhe preliminary is going to be of I pedal Interest, and will bring out jrom 6,000 to 7,000 employes of the arlous Westlnghouse Interests to i Soot for the Tech outfit. The Westlnghouse Clerks' Benefits! association and the members of toeir ramiiiee are going to uuena in body, and three solid sections of jats have been reserved lor them. least 0,000 of them wlU be on hand, nd perhaps 2,000 more. They will recompanled by their own musicians, so, that there will be three bands on the field that day, for Pitt and La-fayett will both have their music kkers on deck. The public sale of tickets for next aturday's attractions Willi open at fse various agencies tomorrow morn-fg.

There have been many inquiries to where these agencies are lo- vted. In the city, in addition to paldlng's, they are at Nathanson's rrug store in Soho, the College pharmacy and C. M. Stauft's in Oakland, ink Madden' and Kldner's in East ftberty, Beck Bros, in Wilkinsburg, ad Sim's irng store in Squirrel Hill. fi CHANGES ARB POSSIBLE.

Next Saturday's game may see some Ganges in the Panther lineup. The i men chosen to start the game yes-mday were picked because they Impressed Coach Sutherland as being serira, aaay gr la relief 11 fn rerlon. fret Inch; C.mber. and Nolan. General efBe.

tied foorth. I feet lncbea 100-yard dash, girls Wen by Dodd. 0n- snire; second. USUI, uenera, third. I otter.

Oeneval office; fourth. Mas-oueller Central region: fifth. Moor, West-ern region. Time. 11 l-l.

I-rard hurdles, open Won orr)mlth. Central region: second. Feldner. Bastern region; third. Imr.

Eastern reglos: fourth, Crowley. Weetern region. Time. 151-S. Broad lump open Won by Elder.

West-era region: second. Juday. Western region: third. Galloway. Eastern reaien; foerth.

Feldner. Eastern region; flftn. rmttlne. Central rerlon. Distance, fl UK inches.

Shot put Won br Keeser. Weetern region: second, Garland. Western rerlen; third. Vandellnr. Central rerion: fourth.

Crook. Western regioa; fifth. Mastot, General office Quoits, doubles Won by Mnsser and Rooney. Altoona works; second. Pchutti sed McOnvern.

Central reelrm: third. Wentxln and Abbott. Eastern region: fourth. Wnrthlngtoa and Fernler. Gnerl office: fifth.

Kruse and White. Western region. Rifle Shoot Won by Bastern region. 050: second. Central rerlon.

144: third. Altoona works. Oil: fourth. Western region, til: fifth. General office.

24. Rifle shoot, high rnn. Sheer, Eastern One-mile Ron Won by Feehly. Eastern rerlon; second, Waller. Central rerlon; thrrd.

Jones. Central rerion: fourth. Rudolph. Western region: fifth. Foorr.

Eastern rerlen. Time 4:4 -i. Hop. Step and Jnmo. Novice Won br Carey.

Western region: second. Girard, General offlee: third. Sterling. Eastern region: fourth. Schramko.

Central rerlon; fifth. Sbamraaeh. Kastem regioa. Distance 41 ft. Inches, Tennis.

Doubles Won by Felteher and Unre. General office: weond. Wool -and Pope. Eastern rerion; third. Mnrdock and Heekel, Central region: fourth.

Snyder and 11 fnleb. Altoona werks: fifth. Huff or snd Fletcher. Western rerlon. Tennis.

Men. Singles Won by Hnnklny. Central rerlon: Diehl. general of flee: third. MeCullnogh.

Bastern region; Caldwell, Western region, and Dugh, Altoona works, tied for fourth ri.r...-.n niv nietw Was bv Gen eral office. Dodd. Godwin. Potter and Gaul eecond. Central rerion; intra, nmws region.

Time IT I I. fle-yard novice Won by O'Donnell. general office; second, Robinson, Altoona works' third, nunlap. Central region: Fourth. Weber.

Eastern region; fifth. Be-leaks. Central region. Time mln. II rt aom Won br Rudolph.

West ern region; second. Bardsll. Central rs- gion: tnira. rina. e.a,"n Wslly Central region: fifth.

Alber, Central gr.eglen. dssh. hove Wen by Gross. East ern region: eecond. Llndaulst, Central re gion: imrfl.

tiennings. rpiern region, fourth. Bnrke. Central region. Time 1-5 rfeah fcesinnero Won bv Ve- gel.

Central region; eecond. Keevan. Central region: third. Haselett. General of fice: fnurtn, nasivrn rvniun; fifth.

Conner, Western region. Time 50-yard, girls Won by Dodd. General office; second. Richards. Central rerlon; third.

Oaul. General office: Fourth. Godwin. General office: fifth. Maequlllier.

Central region. Time 0 S-l, 120-yard dash Won by Bartholemew. eastern rerlon; second. Cornell, central region: third. Delabney.

western rerlon: fourth. Rogers, general office; fifth. Dun- tinr eastern reeton. Time, zl 1-5. Broad lump, novice Won by Conrtleas, generul office.

20 feet I 'A Inches; second. Heed, western region. 20 feet Inches: third, Honeman, eastern region. 1 feet fl Inches; fourth, Ward, eastern rerlon, 10 feet 4 inches; fifth. Shewman, western region.

1 feet i Inohes. Bwimminr. 100-yard open Won by Shaplelrh. eastern region; second, Keller-man, Altoona works: third. Carrol, central region; fourth, McGaurhey, eastern region: fifth.

Reed, eaatern region. Time, 1 minute 0 seconds. Swimming. 100-yard novice Won by O'Donnel. general office: second.

Briscoe, central region; third. Miller. eastern rerlon; fourth. Modrlck, central region: fifth, Johnson, eastern region. Time.

1 mlmite 1 seconds. Swimming. 440-yard open Wan by Emanuel, eastern rerlnn: second, fihap-Mgh, eastern region: third, McGaughoy. eastern region; fourth. Stabovle.

central reelon. Time, 0 mint'te 4S seconds. Swlmmlnr. 220-yard novice Won by Briscoe, central rerlon: second, O'Donnell. renerat office; third, Modrlck.

central region: fourth. Johnson, eastern region: fifth. Klnslev. eastern rerlon. Time, 1 minutes 5 3-5 soenrde.

Swlmmtnr. Plunre for distance, open-Won by Shanlelrh, Eastern rerlon; second, rflummer, Central region; third. Kelley. Eastern rerlon fourth. Zlmmer.

Central region; fl'th. Seville. Central region. Distance, 01 Inches. Swlmmlnr.

plunre for distance, novice-Won by Caldwell, Eastern region; second. O'Brien. Eastern rerion; third, Sandesa, Altoona works: fourth, Wctsel, Western rerlon; fifth, Wilson, Central region. Distance. (0 1 Inches.

440-yard dash. beginners Won by Whltehslr, Eastern region: second. Taroon-Irnn, Eastern region; 'hlrd. Kincald, General office: fourth. Central region; fifth, Cunningham, Western region.

Time. 19 seconds. 440-yard dash, novice Won by Ma-loney. Central region: second. O'Donell, General office; third, Helder, Eastern region; fourth, Cosgrove, Central region: fifth.

McKay, General office, Time. 24 1-t. 100-yard dash, boys Won by Cren. Eastern. ftKlon: second.

Thompson. Eastern region; third, Wooison, Central region; Thnrbert. Central fifth, i Wav, Eastern region. Time. 10 2-5.

440-yard open Won by Cover, Eastern region; second. Trout Eastern rerion: third, Shneffer. Central rerlon; fourth, Bromp, Western rejlon: fifth, Buckelew, Eastern region. Tim. II l-l.

KSO-yard relay, novice Won hv Weaver, Hoeh, O'Donnel, Courtilss, General office: second, Weatorn region', tnlrd, Eastern rorlnh; fourth, Central rerlnn; fifth, Altoona works. Time 1:40 3-5. Medlay relay Won hv Bardxln, gmlth, Shaffer, Mulvlhlll, Central rerlon: second, Eastern region; third, Gunerai office. Time 4:07 1-5. Golf Scores In tha golf match.

Me-Henry, Eastern region, Flnnegan, Central region, 51; watts. General office, 54; Barbour. Eastern region, IS; Cotter, General office, Veterans Galloway. Western region. II; Sullivan, Western reglonfi Orrlck, Wotscra region, It; Hippie, General office.

NOT AT ALL TO HIS LIKING Wayneshurg Gives Wesleyan a Battle Clarksburg, W. Va-, Sept West Virginia Wesleyan college met a tartar In the revamped Waynesbura; College here this afternoon and barely managed to nose out the winner when Welhl punched through center for the deciding counter In the final period. Wesleyan threatened In every period except the first, but lost out when costly fumbles came. Waynes burg uncorked a vicious drive in the final' moments and ran the ball with a baffling aerial attack to the Wei-leyan nine-yard line, where Dietrich intercepted a long heave by Pord and ran the ball back to mldfield. The two team battled on an even basis through the first period, after that the Tellow Jackets were on the defensive; Wood.

Giant Waynesburg tackle, and Welhl, Wesleyan field general, were the stars of the game. Time and time again the big white-headed forward piled up the Wesleyan line and breaking through nabbed Wesleyan plays before they started. The work of John Moore, veteran Wea-leyan guard, stood out also. COON DOG TRIALS ARE BIG SUCCESS AT BUTLER. Butler, Sept 26.The first annual field trial for coon dogs held by the Butler County Isaak Walton club was in full swing today at Alameda Park, two and a half miles west of the city.

Over 200 dogs were entered and there was a large crowd of' sportsmen present. The Izaak Walton club has appointed a committee consisting of Balph Dick Dugan. Dick Matllck, L. B. Conaway and Ray Louden.

A committee to arrange for a rifle shooting match Oct 17 on a local rifle range. Mountaineer Plebs Win. Morrantowo, W. Va 8ept. 2.

Coach Joe, Setron's West Virginia tmlverslty freshmen had an easy time in their opening tile with Potomac State collere here this afternoon, scorinr In every quarter and ntnnln un ft total tally of 32-0. Scorinr but one first down against the local's 19, Potomac State waa in West Virginia territory but once, and thej were forced to. pant often fcm under the shadow of their goal line. Bpectaular runs by MHy. Walton, Olenn and Hand featured the vearllnr'a play.

whllJane-wlta's (5-yard ramble in the first quarter was spectacular, lineup: Fotomao State r. a-. Robinson Pelker T) Carey .1,. T. G.

NIon Dearheck Aaper Vaehon Chase Burnett Joseph Dreopard Roaenmarkla iiarret i Hensler Meleel Nixnn Vacheresse Abhruslno Walton Auits Glenn O. H. It. R. Janewlti u.n.a miertArs West Vlrrlnia 7 Potomac State 0 0 Touchdowns Olenn S.

Conneley, Hand. Goals from touchdown Nixon. Walton. Substitutions West Virginia. Henley for Aulta.

Connclev for Walton, Mlly foi Henley, Hand for Olenn. Johnson for Henley, Leinley for T. Nixon, Harherg for Carev. Fltoh for Nixon, Cohen for Vacheresse, Rogue for Meisel, Halmbne for Garrett, Suder for An In. Rldrwav for Sudee.

Potomac State. I.ourh for Chase, Paugh for Pelkey. nailer for Paugh. r-hasn for Asper, Kasun- for Janewitg, Chase for Robinson. Bailey for Dearbeck, Teerardln far Kasua.

Officials Referee. Hodges, West Tie-Klnla. Umpire. Devore. West Point.

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