The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], November 19, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

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Linsly And Ferrians Rest Before Big| Game Today
Alheelin^ Will Be Infested With Bisons After Game
"PETE STOBBS ILL PILOT THE |
: CADETS AGIST PURPLE-WHITE
"Wearers or orange and black
WXLE HAVE LARGE CROWD
Or ROOTERS AT GAME
Both Coach** Aro ?atl*fl*d With th*
Pro*p?cts and D*clar* There
W1U Ba No A Libia
Th* Lineups
"'linely Martin* Tarry j
""Schenerle.n t. K Hoibrooki
Hhm'.ll I.. K Kdwnrtl* :
keratin: 1.. T Joseph
Jterrehsen *."*.? <*. Thomas
Soahr.ght ...... K Swain
^lackln K. <I l.uou*
A'basin It. T K. Williams1
'tA. Stobbs .(J. P . Kvati*
Marsc.hner I.. R Taylor!
)R. Stobbs H. H Hlssrioh
C. Marr.U! P. H O.Thomas
' Time: Klckoff at 3 1". .31
T:m$ of Quarters- 12 .minutes.
Place: t.eague Park. Martins Perry. ,
Referee: lotrfe* (Williams v'ollege). 1
I'mflre: Prollus (I>artmouth >. ? j
Head linesman: PonneHy iPitt).
The stage Is all set and eight th.nus- !
and football fans of Wheeling and Mar- i
tins Perry aro waiting for Referee Pur
fee. of Williams Pollege to blow the
whistle that will send eleven boys .
wearing purple and white Jerseys rac- j
'?ng up the gridiron of l<eague Park '
against eleven boys representing Ldnsly I
Institute this season L
Promptly at 3 o'clock the teams wilt |
tine upt and the big Inter-cltv clash will |
be on. Both teams polished off for a I
.short time yesterday afternoon and the
finishing touches were added by Poaches
Nuvs and l.oucks. Roth are on their
toes for tho start, and are still full of
pep
Today's battle at I.eagtie Park prom
ises to he the premier grid attraction of
the year for the two schools. The
\ I
Wheel.ns'-I.insly game was a l is draw- j
in*; cird but It is expect-- i today s .s< t- j
to wfci; draw a large crowd as cntlius- !
iaam is running higher.
livery grid fan in the valVy infer- j
???? t?-i| in these two trams Ji.i,s turned his j
.?j .*s toward the clash, aid never livforr i
has-Interest ran s.> high. Kvery fan is i
keyed ||(> to the highest i Itoh.
There is a ko? u rlvulry between th
followers of the two schools aful ouci.
having a !art*" following there sln uM |
be much enthusiasm during the game. I
SBfc' ia! arrangements have been made I
to handle the crowd .md .ill that is now ,
needjsary :s to lit; i;> ami let ihe |
whittle idow.
I'etc stobhs. tin* dim.native wearer <?:" i
the' Cadet a ? o'.ors will start today's !
game fr< m ?!?? ipiartrrba. k p *ltio , a
new.shift. Woods nor Myers are avail-j
able to star: but w '1 he ready !:. case j
of an emergency "lhit'-h" 1 lit mill, the
line plunging d. mon tile cadets will 1
he In his usual fullback position, white
Captain L'.o!> Stobi. . and Mars, hi.er wi.l ,
be the other two K:oilfield men.
Johnny Kvans. the well known Kerry
grid star will he HamlU's opponent,
while Taylor will he at the pilot posi- ?
tion. (\ Thomas and UNsrich will he,
the halves.
At oenter. Iterresh* n. the Cadet roam- i
ing star, will he opposed by a worthy ]
man In Swain, the big Kerry buy who
has played well. The Cadets will have 1
Jack llamill- and Joe Maeklti at the j
tackle posts while they will bo faced)
by Captain Josephs and K Williams, t >n
the guards will be Seratlnl and Sea-I
bright fi>r the Cadets ami I.ucas and C.
Thomas for the 1'errlaiis.
With good officiating assured, u lar.'To 1
rrovvd expected, and both teams In the
prime of condition, there Is no doubt I
In the minds of the fans about a great |
game.
ILLSBURG AND FQLLANSOEE |
? ARE READ! FDR TITLE GAiEj
BR GO SCX COUNTY TEXX3 WTLL ,
LXNE UP THIS AFTEBNOON
AT EWAinS PAX3C. I S
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Wellsburg 'Will Ba "Uniar Do?" as Fol- 1 '
lansbee Has Ed?* on Record. !
Good Game Expected.
J a
Special to the Intelligencer. I
WolLsburg. W. Va.. Nov. 18.?The ?
stage'la all set for Brooke county's tirl;
hit in the football realm. Although'? s
Ki wants- l'ark. where the battle will he
waged. Is a veritable sea of niud and , 1
water; there are no hopes that it will (
he changed before Saturday afternoon.;
w hen Wclisburg and Kollansbe* send J
their high school football teurns against I
each other t" establish the supremacy ; .
1 r
Of the county. i
Present indications are that many
thousand gallons of water are being,
h.ehi in reserve, but should the rlotiuS'
ill.-j.pear to-day. or Suturday morning, j r
every eifo-t will be made to clear the,
actual playing fi"M of water, and with i *
th*- aid of sawdust, many of the hoiea
can be greatly improved. No oil will: ,
he burned <>ri the fieiU. however, and ex-1
cept for the Improvement which can bo J
brought about by ordinary methods. 1
both teams will have to make the best . ?
of what confronts them.
Bam** to Play. j i
Follanstee lived t:p to predictions'and, h
on Thursday, word was received by the j k
local fraternity froni the Mate Athletic: >.
Association, informing the latter that j o
the eligibility of "Marky" Barnes had; c
been disputed by y'oa.-h 1 lager. The '< s
faculty became Immediately busy and 1 h
forwarded credentials to the assocla-? c
lion which they fee', will overcome Fol- J s
lansbee's action, and Coach Elder ?n-, t
formed a representative of this paper on j
Thursday evening that Barnes would be
in Wellsburg's lineup when his team ? n
took the field. i o
To Start Their Bert. i t
It is a safe bet that both Coach E!d*r. J 1
of Wellshurg. and V'-ach Hager, of Fol- c
lansbeo w ill s'art their beat men. As J f
far as YV?l!sburg is concerned. It has no > i
Injured list and unte.su injuries develop I f
In Saturday's game, worries of thla nn- ; 1
ture are removed from Coach Elder s j
mind, thus allowing him to think only of ' C
getting the greatest ability out of his : I
available players. j 3
Weather conditions will favor the ! f
local eleven. Follaaebee has ehown Its j I
greatest strength In the forward pass, ? (
and with this style of play atmost ellml- 1 I
nated, except possibly for short passes, i I
- their attack Is materially lessened, while 1
* on the other hand. Wellshurg has do- 1
J Voted most of Its playing throughout 1
he season In plugging thu line n:ul |
weeping end ma*. Accordingly. rnn-j
Idernb'e time has been devoted during
:h?? week to perfecting Interference.
V'lth Little. Hough. West and Wade in
he bttckfleld, Couch Elder :s evidently
tarting the best Quartette ho could
1.1 Ve selected for the assignment, '"ark
nd Rerghoff on tb.e ends should make
t miserable for Kollanshoe, whit- the
uard and tackle positions seem to bo
inustially well cared for. This leaves
he center Job for Karnes, and r.ot only
'oaoh Elder, but fans in general ar*
onf.ident that nothing will threaten
hat department.
Expect Biff Crowd.
As stated before, indications point to
>ad weather, yet. a crowd Is being an
icipated. the LJ.e of which was never
icforo Jammed in Kiwanis Park. Kol
nnabee is expected to bring close to ro't'
ooters to tills city Saturday, fnd tliis
umber may even reach Su'h while the
ttendance from W- lisburg abm- should
ic in the neighbor! 1 of b'."f'". An
ther 5'?0 ate anticipated from lLill.atit.
lethany and M-K:n!eyville.
Iti order to handle this monster path
ring of fins, several policemen will be
n special duty, and no sp-ctators will
ie permitteil nside of the side line v re.
en feet from the actual p..wing fb Id.
n the end zones, special nffii -rs will
?e stationed at each, ami tlmse will
apt clear throughout the came. The
rame will l.e in charge of ? ompetent
fficials. th.s being assur-d by both
oarhes. |<ed Jackson, of the I'nlver
uty of Chicago, will hand'e the whistle,
nd wh le the names of fhe other off:
lals are not available. Cm !; Hide; a?
ured this paper that they Would be
horou.chly ompetent.
Out for Revenge.
Wellsbttrg Is the "under dog" In Sut
irdav"s game. l-Vllanshee w.m vlcf..ri
ms last season, defeating Welishurg by
h? score of ?> to b. in a game played in
i*olIansbee. rnnso|ur n'ly. every man
>n the Wellsburg eleven will be in the<r
Ightlng every minute t<> redeem th.s
lefeat and pile u;> a decisive score. The
allowing probable lineup will take th.e
lei.| Saturday:
?Wellaburff- < Tollansbeo.
"nrk I- F? \ 1 !:?nn
Jarr U T J. U'itsi
>tcMnhon L. (? Urndy
tnrnes C. Powers
I. Camellerti. .. .2 f}. . .? McPrble
?"ablerwood ... It. T.. . . '^-la
terghnff ft K Hlllh
,!tt!? L. H Vbe)
lough It. H 1" W?ena
A'est Q R Carey
Vado K. K Ci?oper
iOHIflSIATEJIND 101EXPEGIED"
i 10 FISH AT TIE IN THE 1ST
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Chicago. Nov It- The IT"astern Corv
t ference football ne.saon will close to
, morrow with virtually every position in
, the standing of the teams dependent on
| the results of the five championship
? contests scheduled.
' Krom the top. where Indications are
j Iowa and Ohio StHt?? will finish in a
I tie f'>r the championship, to the bottom
I where lllinows Northwestern and In
? dl.m a are grouped in a tin for last place
I the race for each position is In doubt
1 tonight.
? Ohio State will send Its eleven against
J Illinois at t'o'iinibus 'n a contest which
: ;.s expected Ji'> !>o another victory for '
I it'.icki j e's unbroken earing In conference I
4 contests. !>>w.?. i'h;o State's chief rival
(.faces Northwestern at Kvan*t< n In a:
i contest in which the Kvanstonians wdll
4 ha-, e to HO'OtnpIlali the Impossible to
' defeat the Hawkey* crew.
, Thus football observers are convinced
I that tomorrow night, harrlrtif upsets.
? will Arid the season ended with the I
? championship In dispute, f< r f>h!o arid !
1 Iowa do not meet. A post-season game i
4 between the two is barred !?> the con-I
ference rules Chicago and Wisconsin .1
(J; wilt light it out on Stagg le-lrl In s '
game which wlli id- third and fourth j
,i places, a? least.
II, Wisconsin's record Is :-ow three I
i|. games won. no.ne io-d arid "ii" tied j
H ? Chicago's mark Is thr.-e and one. so vlc
? ? tory for either team w .ti!-l jdae.e it j
M-ah?ad of the other In the final stand I
??'ing. The game is expected to he about]
ov.*n with Ttio victor n:nn.ni; pv ??mj
u bar** margin.
1'lfth and slx'h nlrtros n r.i I? ; t* i? bat
tled for by Mh'hl.iran and M iinrsota.
the** two Warns m< ?-tinK a: \t:a \rb**r.
Michigan. i'lirdtio. facinc Indiana at
Blooming tor. Ind.. has a ?*h:in?-e t ?
Minn, sota while Indiana n.nst win r..
keep .*>nt of a :!.* for last ;? i V r:h
weetern and Illinois facing Town nnd
? Ohio State, respectively. ??>,m doomed
to the bottom of tlo* la.l.l.r
Tht. standing of the : oa ins tonight
follows:
Ttnm Won T.ost Tied I'.-t.
Ohio Stats .... I (< ? 1 "f"'
[ ?. wa ?? r' "
Wisconsin .... II n
t'hicajto 3 I * '*
Michigan 1
Minnesota .... 2 3 n ?
Purdue I . It " ."."at
Indiana n 2
Xorth western . ' 11
Illinois " i ?'
AMERICAN SWORDSMEN
DEFEAT THE BRITISH
s\Vf?r<Nnit ti tlrf. ? .*| I In* **??.? nr.:
fr..iir? 1f r t Th*i* f? ? 11.
f};<* first ??f ? Ii?? ?? !ft?*h? s ? !.? ir *? *:i -
nam^n for Thornj s??n ir??p!iv.
HOMECOMING TODAT WLL SEE
THOUSANDS OF BETHANK GRADS
BIG CLASH WITH WEST VIRGINIA
WTSLETAN PROMISES TO DRAW
NBW RECORD CROWD
Bnlr.nd Has Not Announced Dlnaup?
Big" Toad at rlrtrt Christian
Church Tonight
The who'e Bison herd will turn loose
In \Sheeling today on the occasion of
what is exrected to prove the greatest
I fall home-coming In the history of the
j college as the eleven clashes with tVost
| Virginia Vcsleywn In the afternoon on
I the Island From the oldest professor
?down to the greenest freshman, all plan
j to he r.n hand, and only a.cloudburst
j or an accident to the Bethany trolley
j Will keep Bethany from being very
J much In evidence In Whceling| from
now on.
'J%!ngg will sttirt moving out along
the Buffalo creek early Saturday In
| order that all may bo in attendance at
j the game. Classes have been shortened
from their usuni hour's duration to 45
I minutes in order that all may have
j plenty of time to get ready to leave
j Bethany by noon so that the whole of
j the herd mat be In line for the Bethany
i parvule, which, led by th* .student bund
j that created such favorable romment at
Te.-h last week, will inarch from
J Two If tli and Market streets at 2:30
I o'clock sharp for the field. The stti
j dent body will thus arrive on the field
well before the time of the game and
have plenty of time for limbering up
their voices. Cheer-I/earter Holme, as
sisted by "Boots" Whitehead and Bill
JColnrfd. plan to put on some real stunts
in the way of leading cheers.
All Flayers Ready
Practically nil of the players have
| recovered t'r<?ni their Injuries and will
: he In tin- line-up. Bison mentors have
ner let slip unheeded the reports that
the Huckhannon crew have bn-n -saving
? for this game, end the men are all pre
I pared for xi stiff hattle.
i 'ne of the most Interesting points
j of ihe game will he the bearing that
It will have on the state championship.
I Though Bethany and West Virginia do
not. meet this year, each meets Wes
I leynn. W. & .1. and Ohio 1". Bethany's
j score of 13-0 to W. V. TVs tally of 7-0
lover Ohio 1*. !* pleasing to the Bison
j follower*, while the stftto Institution's
! win over Weslevnn by a score of 35-3
will mean that Bethany will liave to
hop some today.
Randolph Will Flay
Another feature of interest will l?e
| the playing of half-back Harry Ran
dolph. who. now lied with Martin of
W. V. 17. for the highest Individual
scoring in the trl-sUite district is de
sirous of forging again to the lead in
this section hy his notions. "Iiasdy"
may be hampered In his actions some
what hy the fact that his ankle was
severely bruised in the Tech game, but
Ih.- big fellow declares that lie Is as
goo.l a.s over and only wants a chance
against the Weslevnn aggregation. ?"
Speaking yesterday, Captain Buck
I'unn emphasized that fact that AVes
1 eynn would put up the fight of her
college year- rather than submit tamely
to a Bethany trouncing. Several of the
: beat of Wesleyrn's men have been out
of the line-up lately because of the de
slro of the Buckhannonites to make
l their season coma to a close In a blaze
of glory. They will be fighting their
hardest today, and Bethany , will not
Iba over-confident.
Banquet Tonljfht
Following the game will come the
annual Bethany reunion and banquet.
The Firs: x*hrlstian church will be the
scene of much activity. W. 1C. Wooh-rv.
alumni secretary, assures.' Never he
lore have th?-re been so much demand
for tickets t" the banquet so far ahead
of time, and Professor Woolery osti
. mates that a good day will see at least
30o .n't the Ixu.qttot tills evening. This
despito the fact that many will bo
, .
j forced to leave the city immediately
after the gar.ie.
Pro babU Llntap.
The folfowlng will probably be the
j lineups at the kickoff:
Wasleyan. Bethany.
Rohrbuugh L..E, Coller
Krushank L.T Broadley
? 1*. Halo I?. G Adldns
Knight ,-.C Bailey
Eastman f.U. G Dunn
Harper R.T Shumaker
j Shea R. E Smith
j Midemiller Q- B Kelley
Prlester L. H Randolph
Hnught R.H Payne
Cutrlght tid. B Jean
ilMIERS
I HAVE ARRIVED
! MSTXD OTIB NlftHT AT PHILA
DELPHIA AND WHJ. GO ON TO v
NEW BRUNSWICX TO-DAT
Speare Saya He Will Not Save Begmlari
for Wasli-Jeff Game?Crarer
at Tailback. "*
j Special to tho Intelligencer.
| Philadelphia. Pa.. Nov. 18.?West Vlr-'
glnia football ?cam after arrival hen
! this morning enroute to New Brunswick
i to play Rutgers to-morrow, spent a quiet
I day of it and hit the hay early to-night
to get :t good rest for the Scarlet. In
the aftefnoon the men visited a vaude
ville show, but' the rest of the time was
spent quietly at their hotel. No prac
tice was on the program and Coach
Spears is gratified that he ran start I
any one of tftn twenty-seven players at
his command without restraint because
! of injuries.
i To quiet rumors that ho would start
j some substitutes against Rutgers and
I save his varsity men for the Wash-Jeff
I same. Coach Spears announced empha
, tically to-day that every varsity would
i bo started with the possible exception
' of Martin, who has been absent from
practice almost ten days because of a
death in his family.
This means that Spears will likely
I start Pierre Hill and Hawkins i<t ends;
Joo Harrick and Tallinan at tackles;
Captain Kay and Setrnn at guards; Phie
I Hill or Fuocy at center; Craver. or M*r
I tin at fullbAck.
Of course Spears will relieve men If
' by any chance the Mountaineers should
,get far enough ahead to pepmit It. hut
Spears expects nothing of this sort and
is resigned to having to* play his regu
lars throughout to win no matter what
the cost so far as the Thanksgiving
game with W. & J. Is concerned. The
team will leave here at 10 o'clock to- '
morrow morning, arriving st New
Brunswick for an early lunch, the game
being scheduled at ?:J0.
COOGANHAf SHADE
BETTER OF OPPONENT
Minneapolis. Minn., Nov, 1R.?Mcl
Coogan, P-rookJyn lightweight, had a
shade over Clonic T.iit. Minneapolis, in
thoir ten-round no decision boxing bout
here tonight, according to sporting ,
writers. Some newspapermen called ?
the'contest a- dntw. .'
Teacher?Thomas, will vo>u tell me 1
what a conjunction is. and compose a
I sentence containing one?
Thomas (after reflection)?A oonjune
; tion is a word expecting any thing,
? such as "The hofsJ is hitched to the
; fen.>e by his halter." ' Haltbr.' is a con
: Junction, because it connects the horse
? to the fence.?Harper's Bazar.
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A. F. STAUVER
The Jpwolf-r Helow ihp C'rcpk
Oar Stock is Complete
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SKI.TXT VOFR CHRISTMAS PRETEXTS EARLY
FROM
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CLARKSBURG PRO !
ELEVEN WILL MEET :
WASHINGTON PROS
Team Tutored by ??Greaay" Neale Wl'.l
Invade Capital City Tomorrow.
Sjif. i..? lhspawh '?? Tho fiifelli?eiK*f>r.
\\ ashingtoti, I >. t\, Nov iv T!in J?>r- I
tlan's Washington pros will meet iliel
< rai l; <'larkshurg, W- \'u.. eleven here |
S'lndiy a t Tin* Amurioan league park.
'I'll** M"iiiifaIneers ate eunirg t<> tin*
National I'apllal hertthlod as an all-mar
itkk'i ?*?!::t:?>n. <*Kin|'i>s?'il in ti c iia>s( part
of W. st. Virginia unlverslty player.'.
.\i::A|;?j tW. ;i known ;s who will
tnako tln-ir a; in?*.>?(? to i ?? with tha
visitors .ire I-k. W i st \ tritium mil-?
vors.tv. fullhaek of la*-! voir, ami I .on I a.
West Virginia's half. win. made all eavl
al*lo ro|iiifation during tie- past v.ini
palgn.
Neala Might Play.
"tiroasv" Neiile. tin* well known i'in
.'iinati outiloiilo*. is tutoring *!io (".nrks
hurg aggregation an<t no.is'i.n iiii <i.ois
tin- moleskins. pia'tng III tin* l'.'? itii'-al
Whether or i.ot Ni'.i!" wi'i s-i n In
.i?:io.i is ptvbii ma11? al. lor tin- ro.is *n
that President 11? I m.;11n ??' tin- It.-ils.
Striflliolis'.y otl|oiljt to uli\ of liis Imli
l>!a\t rs parth ipsiting in tho gi Idiron
gain*.
Tlio West Virg ti. ins linvo a heavier
than average toain. tho lighten' inoinhor
tipping the seal's at l?'-s p.-uii'ls, while
in lho*r lino are two ta* kl-s lou t ami
Smith whose poundage r< gisters al 111
.iiii! I'll-, rospe. t ivoly.
The i*lnrkshi:rg I 'evr'i lias <viiupi|o<]
a ver> inipri ? i \ ? i "? .? riI so far this
sea bo n. In four emiti-sts. all they have
piavo.l. t hey h.iVe seored 1 1 'i point.-*,
while their opponents have only hern
aide to ivgjstir .1. anil only one train
has hooti a !?'*? to luaJ.C ;i single lir-t
li'wn against liiotn.
nnrniAi Tiiini iiav
ortblAL IHAID IYIAT
j BE RUN FROM HERE
State TXciverrlty May Rare Special
Train for Turkey Day Battle From
Wheeling. *
M. rgantov. n. Nov. IS?The advance
.????at sale. including both mail orders un'l
j t1ion#" sold at the public sale which
I opened last IVoilnosil'iy nftornoou. prio'
; tlcally assures West Virginia fans in
j the northern section of the state of spc
c'al train service to the West Vlrglnln
[ W. and J. frame to be played here next
Thursday.
Local athletic authorities have been
able to pi t the Daltimore Ai Ohio rali
road to consider four trains In artflltlon
to that already defnllely nrransed ho
twoen Rrownsvllle and this city for the
At", and J. contingent of one thousand'
strong. ?
< >ne of these four trains would leave
K1I:Ins at 7 a. m. and run through Pol- ,
ington, rhillppi and Grafton, arriving
here about llr'i'i a. m. Another would
leave Wheeling at s a. ni. and. running
through Moiimlsvlllo. Onineron. Little- '
t'*n. Hundred and M innlngton. would ,
arrive here about noon. A third would i
leave Fairmont at ll' -i." p. in. and arrive'
hero at 1:1." p. m.. uilowlr.g Fairmont
people to . it a tut k? v d ntier hastily
and yet g.-r here In tune for the hie
same Ti.u fourth will probable he run
from Kevser over the M. & K If sched
uled. it will leave Kevser about 7 a m
: tid arrive here shortly before 1 o'clock.
IC Is possible, too. that a fifth special
will be i :t on to run from ?'nnneUs
ville. I nlontown ai.d point Marlon.
i ivor two hundred tickets have al
ready hei n Sold to people who Would
bo prospective etistonpTS of tllo 17.kin-'
WhcLsu and .M. A- K trains, and o\cv
I.for tip- i-'aIrt^.orit train, ineluding
i-'uirm-uit, <'Int ksinyrg and Weston. Tins
(?no fcal'.v insure/ the scheduling of
tlve st? '.a! trains/and.oin. or two more
may iiave to he plded to enriy tile over
ib'W crowd that is ??vj.ect.-d to swnrm
towards this city at the ;.,s; minute.
GHANEY DISQUALIFIED
1 IN CO WITH DUNDEE
New A i t k. Nov. 17 George ?""h?iney.
of Italrimore. was disnualitled for nn
alleged foul in 'lie tilth round <>l' in.'
bout w.th Johnny Dundee tonight for
the junior lightweight championship.
Tlie referee then uw.atdul the 1 out to
1 >undee.
Dundee's second had complained In
the earlier rounds tliar < 'hAtn-v was li11
; ting low. The r-Torre warned the Hal
timor. uti. and wlu-ti t'h.aney Id" lightly
he low the belt In the ttfth round, lc
stopped the contest. Dundee was
awarded the Tex Hi. k.ard belt emblem
atic of the junior lightweight title, a
new class for 13' -no ind pugilist The
bout had been a siuitctn,: affair tip to
the ITfth with Oh.atiej landing the more
punishing- blows
Dundee w.gl.'l ICS'* pounds and
fhnrey lib.
V. M. C.A, RESERVES
i
T!i<? V. Iie?er'.es arc row i-rc'it::/-<1
for the rnniliuf .mil would ! 11?? ?
to honk {tamos with any Junior team*
weighing 1." pounds.
The tullow In r; a re asked to take no
li .> The Kntnll .Pnt ts. S. Murks. I.!l;tc
A. i Sen rner hen |?*s of ]{? nwood. O. H S.
.Tit n!i Niuiot a.s. Ku It on C'lhs ant any
other junior teams in the valley.
A meitinit was I:o!. 1 ami the follow Irs;
players will represent t!u> ihitii: Uilles
????nior; M-'iisoro, tlvisol, llcii'ler
shot. as guards. l'r.u.to a will be held
on Saturday evt-niiigti until further no
ilee Is given.
All (i-a-ns w!sh!"ii games will ph\ise
wrlio Kariivst Itartv, Hill Koff street,
rlt y.
"'i.ieh Martin re'lttests every member
l a present that i-.in on Saturday evening
praotho time at 7 |>. to.. ho he ran
liaribu the boys' tnusiles ami get thviu
Into shape for the i-otnlng season.
Through the klnilness ,,f Prof t'allow
hll! the lioys have ee. tired th<? floor of
tin a sHoelm t ioti a- i'ii I." la.a i. floor.
With u i o.i h like Martin the lovs
..I pert to u ? ? t h rotiy, I, a sue a ?? I . ? a -
son. ?
BOWLING
MUSEE DUCK PIN EEAfrtJE.
McCottkeys?
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WORLD RECORD?
AT BILLIARDS 1
BROKEN AT 384
I'hiengo, \ov. l.\. W'.lker ('ochran. >?'
Van Fianci.si o. today broke the world's
;>,r 1^2 balk lino billiards wb.ii
ho mailt- a run of list In the rour'.b
Inning of bis game with George Sui'-ui.
in the world's championship tourna
ment 'I'l l- fminer re...rd of 3h" was
bi-lil by Willi.- 11 ??|? i??*. ('(.chum won the
match In |ht- ilfib inning. 4t?i? t.> .*7.
HIGH GRID GAUD
IS GOOD TODA!
Twoaty-Slx Teams Will Battle Today
In This State?Tliroa Big Games
Main Oo Will Be ITantlnjrton-Clarkii
burg Battle?rolian8bee--Wellsbnrff
O-ame Big
(BY IT. A. STANSBURY)
Clarksburg rit Huntington
Grafton at Mnnnliifiton
Wfstoji at Fairmont
IfH;:iif. ,.t VI. I.-ry
Kollansbee ni Wells burg
St Albans at Charleston
Triaitelphin at Ni-w Martinsville
? 'i-r.-do-Kitiova at I'olnt I'lcasaiit
W > st I'nion at I'alro
\Vi! tla 111 stown at l(a v-'iism .rod
lie! .Mitt->n at 1-a I rim n t Kast i>de
M":Tanl"Wti at I'lil-uitown il'a.)
Marietta Unserves at Ivnnsboro.
Aside from the loeal Interest that st
lii< lies to the Westuii-1'airinont. Grafton
Mannington and F dliins! Wellsburj;
(.-anus, and the. "innlil g" between the
defeated Huntington and i'Ui'rksburg
t. . n:s at Huntington, there is no groat
o|.j".rtnn.ty for i-voit-'inent o\-r todai's
M. en. tain Stat. high seh"ol football
card. Neither of tin- leading teams.
1'arkei sburg and llurkhatinon. are idaj
lag. I'mke-rshtirg meets either Mlkiris
or Miirgnntown on Thatih.sgi i ing day.
while llurkhannon g"?-s to mo. i Charles
t -ii Neither team has been defeated.
Spone'-r is the only other state lilgli
s. ! eleven Willi a clean slate at this
time, hut the schedule for Shumak. r's
I'lit.t has not been .-oinprehensl vo
eiiounh to give hint a fair shot at Stato
It. i nor w
Parkersburjf And Buckhiinnon
I\.t kershurg ami Murkhanm.n should i
be brought together f< r a deciding'
game. i ark< : .-burg makes I;kht of
Burkhannon's claims the title, nnd
nur own opinion is that the "Big Bed",
with H obeli sack in the lending r >le will
score a decisive victory it the two
teams do meet, but this is merely a
matter "f opinion and cannot settle the
Issue The only way in which the s?u
I?? rh r team nf the two can I e picked
out is to get the two together on some
regulation gridiron wtili a ref re.. and
other necessary? capping* and Mow the
wlil-tle. Parkershurg does not seem to
agree that Ituekhannun has a claim on
the title :ind appears well satisfied with
what looks like a mwspaper decision.
This course does not seein Justlllcd.
Buckhannon has n perfectly clean sin to
She beat Clarksburg on lor own
r i unds and has used all the other
Monongohala Yal!e> tea ink -is stopping
stones to a position of some eminence
in West Virginia liirh school football
She ? tow ned W eston bv a l!v-7 score,
tlo-n Weston turned around and beat
riot only Matmingtoii. which team bad
been cutting a wide swath, but also Kl
kins. the latter by a 17-H rount. lnas
Inucli as Klklns bad started Charles
ton's down ihe toboggan by it it 18-$ de
tent. Pu.khannori's claim ?umnot be ig
nor?d. <m "paper" Ituckiiaimon is HC
points better than Charleston. Parkers- ?
burg beat Chin le.-don about fifty points
so if tiw Wood and I'psliur county re
presentat!\es g<t togeihci for a came,
our money goes down on Parkershurg.
but file game ought to be played and
Parkmsburg, instead of holding back,
should he the one to lirge It
CIokob (lames Today
The lltmilnal 'ii-' larkslurg game will
help dl-ejde tile ra llllc of some of The
teams down lielow s"C"iul place today.
Huntington protmi.iy will win. but it is
going to he a close game itlnl Hlte after
two <!? t'-ats should have his men in n
lighting mood. The Weston-Fairmont
game will be another close one nnd]
Western I as ihe edge. rlr.nflon and
Manningloii will put up another royal
scrap with the outcome In doubt, while
FoMaPKi.ee and Weil-burg will stage *
contest that will make the Panhandle
elastic Kikins nnd Charleston should
have it easy In their games.
ROTTEN WORK
m BBS!
WASM-JEPT MENTOR NOT AT Atl
SATISFIED WITH THE SCRIM
MAGE REI-D YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.
Scrubs Battle Varsity ITKing- Wert Vir
ginia Plays?Flirt Scrlrnmaffe
Since the Pitt Game
Special tr> the Intelligencer.
AVnshlnKton. f'a.. Nov IS--The first
srrtmmago since the I'lit game wns
staged for Wash-Jeff this afternoon on
a soggy field, but with the lit mospheretc
conditions favorable The pra-Mlce \va?
the first for a number of men. none of
the fresh nut n hnvlntT been out before
this week, because of the si.* week" ex
JI tti: nal Ions. However, the tests were
nil completed before prnctlce time end
the ent.re vnrsifv scpted was ?m the
fi- bl. Ne.ale put the scrubs Into a priic
f ?? game with the varsity armed with
West Virginia i lays ami formations.
The priftb-e was secret, but at its fen
' 11! s 1 o|| t be afliude of N'e.ile showed
that I " \\..s tj.i .it all satisfied When
nsi ed how the pt.ntbe went, he merely
I ??piled "rotten "
WILL MKFT GAINFS
Th.- Kid I'm: Independents af'er a
hard rate it itaitiliti: will rn? >t tlie
'?tines A i" . . \. m ta \t Son I.. \ after
t ? i ?? ??i a' Stop I'? Marlon It... In what
to. Pi., a ??..! ;? .tile. The following .
Mi-' I : I p ? ' ? ; iter. .pi. -p ,| t ? ? in. et
? I ?? t ol.et \ -it I ?>'. b" I.
? the 11 .; Ma. Mlal' .1 Ml il l;. I> bluH
1.. nr. M Of ti: n nst.tr, Watson.
I.' I ?? . Pay Mel ' M. Norma ?;. I \'"0
?t ali, .la pi.n. .M'Cgail. \ogItl, Knnl/..
STAR FULLBACK
OF WITTENBERG
TO PLAY TODAY
Borman Will Get Back In Altar Suffer
ing" Prom In juries?Parmer Will
Get In Pray.
Springfield. < dilo, Nov. 17?The news
that "Kddi," linrnian, Wittenberg's
whirlwind fullback would he able to
play Saturday against Ohio Wesleyan
caused considerable cheer to permoate
t'ii. I.iithcrun i amp here today.
Wittenberg Is facing the hardest home
game of tlds season Saturday with a
etippled lineup. With Switter, tackle,
out for the season, and Gompton. left
eml, and star punter, likewise out 'in
account of a broken Jaw, Godfrey will
be compelled to hastily construct a line
strong enough to stop Ohio Wesleyan.
The Wittenberg: hnektU'ld Is In Ron 1
condition The full back position was
the doubtful matter, but if Borman is
able to resume his place there will be no
further trouble !n the hackfleld In the
line it Is likely that cither Farmer or
Burgenson will act at tackle with Hath
away at guard and White at end.
Determined to Get Bven.
Despite cutitlnuotiM heavy rains the
Wittenberg s<|oad has been practicing
right along and are going Into Satur
days gtinc with the determination to
even ui' scores with the Methodists.
Hue to the Incessant rains the Wltten
hcrg-Ohlo Wesleyan classic will be
played on a muddy field which will de
tract considerable from the art of the
ga n:e.
l.oe.il officials are planning to handle
the record crowd of the season, as both
Wittenberg and Ohio Wesleyan have a
large number of followers tn this sec
tion of the state Among the fans at
the game will be the Hon. Harvey C.
Smith, secretary of the state of Ohio.
WASHINGTON HIGH
COACH TURNS DOWN
WESTMINSTER OFFER
Former Waali-Jeff Star "Will Beinain
With Neighboring State High School
Another Year.
Special Dispatch t ? The Intelligencer.
Washington, I'.'i.. Nov. 1*.? 1? became
known today that Leroy P. Day. foot
ball ,-nach and athletic director at Wash
ing-ton high school, hnd ??con made an
offer to Poach Westminster. Pa., college
football team for next season, but that
the former Washington and Jefferson
player had rejected the tender to re
main with the local school. The offer
was prompted 1>y Coach Day's almost
phenomena! success with Washington
high, he having consistently turned out
top-notch teams. Last year h'.s Wash
ington high eleven won the Western
Pennsylvania league championship and
this season Washington not having lost
to n single league team, Is making
championship claims again.
Westminster this season Is coached
by "Tus" M-'I/nughrey. the former West
minster star, who was pressed Into
service when Wlinberlev, former Wash
ington ami Jefferson captain went to
Illinois. The team ha? been anything
but a success having lost most of its
games of Importance. Westminster
mnrte an attractive financial offer, but
the Washington high tutor decided that
he could accomplish more In his present
position 11 nil decided to remain at. least
for another year.
TRIADS LEAVE FOR
NEW MARTINSVILLE
Wearers of Bed and Black W1U ae<
Away Tills Morning for Big Clash.
? 'oncli Wolfe's charges of Trladelphla
high school will leave this morning at
11 o'clock over the It. & <>. for New
Martinsville where they wilt meet the
New Martinsville high school eleven
.this afternoon.
I'esplte a week at hard training the
Triads arc fearing defeat, as r result
of the showing made against Wheeling
high several weeks ng.> by the down
state eleven.
The result of the game will be watch
ed closely that a comparison with the
Warwonj high eleven may be mule.
Warworn) clashing with the Triads next
Thursday morning.
PADEN CITY ELEVEN
Fast I>own-Rtvcr Toarn Will Invade
Ben wood Tomorrow Wl/h
Crowd of Rooters.
? " ? ? .i-- u-v?,.un^ ai?
l<nnii>.Tii urn-. <i inr ....
trict whu will pay a \i?lt to the Nick.
Hell fir-1,1 tomorrow afternoon will ho
tsivon a royal treat In the scheduled
clash between Ihc fast and husky Padcn
Pity A <\ eleven and the Kenwood A C.
The Paden Pity lads have a clean rec
ord fur the season, and will be accom
panied by n larce delegation of rooters
The Marshall rOltntlans have been
work'n?: 1 aid all week, and will present
their most formidable lineup. Several
new faei < will he seen in the Henwool
lineup, whb'h t'oaeh Sheets has been
driving hard
CUPIDS VS. ALPINES
The Puplde and the Alpines will meet
in one . f the best gridiron olnshes ol
the season at Twenty-sixth playgrounds
Sunday at 1 p. m. McFarlden will prob
nhly be seen In the lin'up Sunday after
helric out of the ramr for several weeks
owing to an Injured shoulder.
The \ plne.s will hold practlcn today
at 1 p. in., and Sundnx nt P> a. in. The
following players will report for prac
the; lierry, Kronko. lilxnn, Ruder. Ke?.
nan. l.:ishorti. Hoyt Rower. Rllrzard,
McDonald. McFodden. Duster. Onrke,
Andrews
The Alpines would like to arrange n
uame with the follow Ins teams for
Thankspi".'nr. Rii'-keye Jr . P. W.. Bast
Bud Independents or any other l.da.13;.
pounfl team In the valley.
WANT A GAME
The ?? IV Juniors would like to hear
front any i 1 pound team In the Wheel
ing district f-o- n fame nwnv front
home Sunday. Pull 31301V .and ask
for "T "if
BATTLE POSTPONED
M'lw.iakef, Nov IK The Roekv Kan
sas-.b I ntiv Metide'sson h-'ii ehedtiled
t-. I.e M,..;. I here M .nd .lilrht. has
be en postponed one d.a> Kansas vio
lated the s'.it.- taw and ;,s .? result the
i>?.itt was ?.et l a ut.t Tit. -day night
by the Stat.. It. ..x. nfj ti ? i - -. ? -n. ,