The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], November 22, 1921, Page 7, Image 7

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TODAY IS FINAL TIE TO ENTER
TURKEY DAY GROSS COUNTRY RUN
AT.T. ENTBXBS MUST BE IN BY TO
NIGHT IT APPLICANTS WISH
TO TAKE PAST.
piiiAl Trwotlo* Ban WUl B* Held This
Brentag, With Better Weather
Predicted.
Todav Is the final time to enter the
ftref annual Y. M. C. A. cross country
run scheduled for Thursday morning,
starting from the Y. M. C. A. building
at Twentieth and Market streets and
finishing at tVheeling park, and it Is
expected there will be a rush to get ap
plication blanks before the final time.
There is already a nice list of run
ners ready for announcement, and it is
expected the number will grow before
tonight, as it is understood there are
several who yet plan to participate.
The final practice run will he held
this evening, starting from the Y. M.
C. A. at 8 o'clock and finishing the en
tire course. Many of the entrants have
been taking advantage of the practice
runs as well as the track at the associa
tion gym. and will finish their training
with tonight's run. ?
Much Interest is being taken in the
run. and it Is expected a large crowd
will se<? the marnthoner* yet started, ns
well as a large crowd at the finish.
The three medals, gold, stiver and
bronze, to be awarded the winners <>f
first, second and third places, are on
display in the windows of the Allen &
Hunter hat store, and are attracting
much comment.
PE1 STATE
TO STRUGGLE
WITH RIVAL
Seattle. Wash. Nov 21.?I'niversitv
of football team meets sin almost tra
ditional rival in the Stadium here Pe
cetnber 3. when Coach lluao ttezdek
brings his Pennsylvania State ?ieven t'>
rr.?et the Snn Itodgers ip the second In
terse. -tiona' gridiron struggle played in
Seattle
On the basts of early ?atnn result*
Ter.n tcate will be the stronger when
the tw o teams begin play l>ec? ruber 3.
Uut one team had been able to score on
Ke^defc s or-w this Kail until the \|t
tany Lions met Harvard. October ill.
Hexdck's mew had the edge on the Cam
bridge eleven until the closing minutes
<<f the contest, when the Crimson put
over the tying touchdown of it .i".-21
score. October i", In its first inte-sec
tional game, I'enn State defeated rh.c
strong Georgia Tech eleven. 28 to 7. Thr
records of the t?am this season include
victories over Lebanon Valley 53-ii; YSei
tysburg. North Carolina, "5-0 and
Lehigh 28-7.
Coach Pagsnaw took over the direc
tion of a green si.uad whoa he ?an.e tr
Washington this year. Comparatively
easy victories were scored over th
Ninth Army Corp.* team. 21-7: Whitman
College 7-0. and I'nlverslty of Montana
2f-7. Then the Oregon Agricultural cnb
lege defeated Pugshaw's eleven. 24-0
F?v?rv effort of the Washington (Mm
b is (!??. i b.;if t ward dcfoal of l>nn
| Slate an' I'urple ami Gold supporters
I are i>-iiJ'nt their eleven will make its
best sh' win g"f the sims.iii 1 -ember 3
f ?>n Nov. Washington upset prediction
j by holding the strong Stanford eleven
I to a scoreloss tie.
ISHADYSIOE READY
FOR LINSLY CLASH
Special to the Intelligencer.
Pittsburgh, I'a, Nov. 20?jyi.idyside
Academy grlddcrs are all in hue shape
after the hard tassel with the Nichols
School of Buffalo. N. Y.. he'.d on the
Tech Field, which was won by a score
of 27-0. Outside of a few cuts and
bruises the entire team Is in good
physicisl condition.
Coaches Ballin and l'tilm"r are now
preparing 'he players for their last
game of the season, which w;i! l"?
played against the strong l.lnslv Mili
tary Institute at Wheeling. \V. Va..
ne\t Wednesday.
Euthusiasni runs high at Shady Side
over the showing made by the team this
year, the be.st eleven the academy has
had its years. The team this year has
run up so far 253 points to their op
ponents' 1". having tvon every game of
the six played except the Wllklnshurg
game, which was lost at Wilkirtsburg h\
ore touchdf wn, made as a result of a
fumbled outside kick. So far not one
of Shady Side's opponents has be a aide
to score by straight rushing or 'he use
of the forward pass. Swissvalo High
School garnered three points by the
drop kick route in the first game of the
season, which was won by Shndv Sido
? Academy by the score of 41 to 3.
A Mg celebration was hi id after win
ning the championship game with 'he
I jNlchols S(.'h> ol. a holiday being grant
ed the students on .Monday. Next year
Shady Sido will plav a return game at
, Buffalo and will make every effort to
i re pen t the win at the Bison City.
Must Battle Hard
fleports from Wheeling state that
Shady Side will have to battle hard to
win from the I.lnsiy Military Institute
and several hard scrimmages will be glv
en the su'.iad In preparation for this im
portant game Shady Side had no op
ponent f.?r this week, so that with 1ft
1 days' ? interval before the guine 'he
coaches expect to have the team in tine
shape. A latge crowd of loyal rooters
will aocomiginy the team on iis trip to
Wheuliug. a special car having been en
gaged to take the students over tho
Pennsylvania Kailroad. The record to
'; date follows.
1 October 7?S. S. A.. 41; Swissvale If,
s . :t; at home.
I October H? S A.. o5; Pifsburgh
'! Academy. ft; at home
October 21?S. S. A.. 37>: Believue It
' s . away.
?'I October ?!??-S. S. A, ft; Wllkinshurs
J li. s.. 7: awaY.
'j November i ?S S. A., 1*5. Sharpsburs
I II. S. 0; at home.
?j November 12?Si S. A. 27. Nichols
>j School. 0; Tech Field.
?j Teacher?There are still parts of th?
i world where men cat each other What
11 do you call a man who eats another
? I man?
.Sgnall Boy?Greedy, sir?I.ondon Tost
QntheSaeen
ofSpoiti
by DUxx^v
r.eorae Fluff. "it'.R O" as they called
him when In; was a baseball arid foot
ball hero. drat in the West, then in the
l>st. has set an example for the collude
authorities of the L'ntted S'ates Huff.
m>'.v a member of 'he faculty of the
('diversity ?-f Illinois. Is the author of
those 'Imn.ort.i 1 words. "Amateur rules
don't make amateurs, they make liars."
He Is athletic director f,f the I'ntversity
of Illinois, the leader of faculty policy
l<>wari! athletics which has resulted in
the tremendous athletic development of
the scho >1 at Crbsna. and bey-ml doubt
the leader In student sentiment.
While the Ram bit rip: evil Is growing
ami running wild In our colleges and
some of the authorities are talking of
taking steps ro . heck? betting. Huff act
-wt t'AMino ?? * ? Minolta i? ftmfllL com
parvd with that at Heorgla. at New Hav
en. Cambridge. at Fenn State. W. and
J.. am! Pitt. for Instance. The students
on the average are not wealthy. But
Huff was determined to stamp out garab
bllng on collage footbalt as far as pos
sible. He swore out warrants charg
ing J^tuy vesant Smith, of Evanston. III.
with conducting a lottery on a football
game, forced 1i!h arrest, and appeared
In court to prosecute the case Smith Is
a senior In the University of Illinois,
holds a position of considerable prom
inence in the university, and Is a mem
ber of a prominent family In Evan
ston. which Is Chicago's wealthiest su
burb. Ir? striking st tho highest spot
Hut? showed tremendous courage
Smith's "set" of course, rallied round
him. claiming he "wasn't any wor-jS
rhnn the others "? and seeking sym
pathy. Oddly enough, 'he great reaction
among the students was to Huff, who
was strongly supported by not only the
best element among the students but
by the undergraduate majority and hv
the majority of the secret societies.
He forced the Issue, and the student
body e'ands behind him. The effect of
his mo\i upon student sentiment Is
tha* betting on football will he looked
upon as murkerlsh rather than "manly"
and a lot of dads will discover a sud
den decrease in the demands for more
money from home.
Zttog-Baxig WrejrtUng.
Wrestling In New fork received an
other black eye in the allegedNrrestllng
match between Marin Plestlna and John
Fesek. But while Tex Ulckard and his
friends msy shout that it was a. 11 a
plot by the "trust" to discredit his
wrestling shows. tb? worst show-up
wss of the New York state athletic
commission, which permitted a dis
graceful and disgusting exhibition to
continue after Fesek had been disquali
fied for gouging and butting. But worse
was the fart that aftsr it was known
that Fesek was injured and in no shape
to wrestle, and the officials were com
pelled to recognize the fact, he was
allowed to go Into the ring to "save the
show.'*
For several years promo'era who have
wanted to handle wrestling have made
a vicious and desperate campaign
against Jack Curler, accused of being
hsad of the wrestling trust. While
Curler's record may not he pure, there
Is not one match staged by him which
approached In rottenness the Fesek
Fleet!nx case
rjovernor Miller's attention has been
colled to th# action of his non-salaried
commission?In fact, was callad to It
before the match
It is a light for control of wrestling,
of course, during which wrestling and
perhaps toxins will suffer If not
stopped.
Prep School Athleticb.
The prep schools of the country are
d":ng a big work In the advancement ol
athletics in the ITnted States. Recently
. I wrote a screed concerning the en
forcement of universal athletic tralnlnc
!n West 1'oint. Annapolis. Springfield
and other colleges, and overlooked the
| prep schools.
There la one in particular which 1'
doing a big work. That Is Pr. "Ruck '
| Irvine's school at Mervrshurg. Pr. Ir
! t inc. who was one of the great early
( neroes <.r rnnceions lootoau. nas en
; couraged athletics to a large degree. and
''oach Joa Mci'ornilrk, who was promt
I nent at Holy Cross !n football anil
i baseball. Is carrying out those policies
{ There are about 500 boys in the school
every one of whom Is required to go it
for some form of athletics, and as man)
i different branches of athletics as ho !;
i physically fitted for.
The effect of such a policy Is. ol
i course, more clearely seen In a pro;
j school than In a college, as the boys
j especially those who never have haf
athletic training, develop much mor?
rapidly.
Mer.-ersburg was claimant for th<
prep school championship at basebnl
last spring. Its team defeating atroni;
; college freshman teams. especial!)
; Princeton. A year ago it had a cham
j piotishlp football team, which swop
I over two freshman teams from the lnrg<
colleges. With practically the entlri
team lost to him, McOormlok saieoret
! another one this fall. The strength ol
I the teams developed at Mercershurj
lifted It somewhat above the pr?,
j school average, and as a result thi
j schedule for this fall was almost entire
' ly against freshman and second team:
of the large colleges. The team defeat
i ed Princeton freshmen, and Penn fresh
; men. heating the heavy Ponn team 2'
' to 0, and lost only ore game, that to th<
j Penn State freshman team, which wa:
, considered almost of 'varsity strength
j The record of the first team would no
be so convincing wore It not for th<
j fact that the Mcroersburg second tean
i lost but one game and the third tean
j won every game on its card,
i There were not more than ino hoy:
actively playing football, more tnar
? one In five being on the regular teams
! With that sort of generat training. It li
small wonder that such schools send s<
great a proportion of stars to the col
' lege football teams
Another fT.gnjU Scandal
Navy's football t-ain and the mldd!?v
I are sincerely disturbed over the repor
that the .signals of the team either we: i
stolen nr betrayed before or dnr'.tij
tho gnme ngalnst Bticknell.
rtirtrg the gnme Kueknell seemed ??
[know every play before u started, an.
[after the gam-> navy players were In
j formed that Ibtcknell had known tIt.
j signals end that the Information h.v
reached penn vf'at*. Navy made a sud
j den switch of its signals, which pre
| vented P?nn State knowing what wa
looming off, an ! therefore bad no effec
j *m t)ie reeult of that game, excepting
perhaps, to ma\.? the Annapolis player:
I iess familiar wi-h ti e code.
The mystery is ;..mv 'tie signals w-er.
discovered Navy ha.l practiced ..penly
i'nd It Is poscfhle some outrider dlsmv
ere.-J aome of their signals at least nn<
parsed them on Mu>-ker1?h work whl--l
should ^topped.
I* *op> rlgi. t, 1321. V V Kvenlng .Ma 1
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Data on The Wheeling and Del'aire Game |;
THE LINEUPS II
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N'.f:Il?'-r (111 in-. ItitfMttlo Ml. 11(1
May MM. in:. T: r ?!;??. IT.'5
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. 11 i it It t Ku,| Harris if). Ml'
PREVIOUS SCORES
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Total t'.!nt= \\ I n I". ?:? I>lla:rf. 47 liann'S I lay". U. "'icnmii
*\..n 5, HfHaao w>n 4 t??? ? I. ?.
THIS YXAK'S RECORDS
Wheeling, "ii; \\';?r\\ wml. 0
Wi'vIIhk, ^ '. < ".itni'i'i'H. i".
\\ h'- iinK. 3; 1'iirkorsSiirK ??.
\Vh<>?>UnK. M: i'hnrlrston. 7.
Who^I'liK. 27; ('larkslniiK !".
WtieelitiR. l.ln.ily. tv
\\ h^Oi^iiK. ti; .M u.i:"! :a. it.
Total- W'hfolltis:. 133: <>ii|>i>n> nts?, 3".
IMlnirc. ?>; 1 :'ir?>nsto\\ n. 0.
I ".?? ;;a l: ?. \\ 1M1: tun. ?.
llollii: r.\ Zanesv Hit". "
MHIatn*. .4; SIBU-I SV llle, ?. i
U.Ua i'<\ <*>: Trlatloljihia. 0.
|:<*Ua!'0. 3"; Mnrl-t;a. 7.
i!!n 1 r?*. 7; Miirtlnn l-Vrry. n.
Kellaln*. 7'7: l.tshon. I
J{t"!!air>\ 7'V K??t I,l\??ri'Oal. "
Tutal- l!oHalr?. 71'.'; opponents. lit.
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COACH NUSS EXPECTS CADETS TO i
HOLD SHADY SIDE TO A LOW SCORE ?
FAST PITTSBURGH TZAM COMES
HERE TOMORROW MORNING
WITH PLENTY OF PEP
Will Ontweijfh Locals Hoavlly, But j
Cadets Are Expected to Stu^e
Great Buttle
< 'oan! I'urmau Xnss !n-t:
tuto's football team is hopeful of .1 v 1? -
tort over the Shady Si ie \ -.ob-my
cloven hero i imwr ?? ufl? r: ??.n at the
big game sched led f*>r Itr.-. 1 g:-' amis
gridiron, liut is driving I?:-' charge*'
hard In t>li hinds of ?!??:? r. ;v-e t;t<? ti? h
feeling con.'ldent he will need tl.- tu 1110:0
than offensive p>ays.
The I 11 tshu rghei s arc coming down
determined t" wind up iseir s- ?.?<. n with '
11 one defeat record, hut the locals a re
1 hs determined to turn .u a win and will
i endeavor to hold the visitors
The bat tie promises to be one of the
biggest on the eadel schedule anil no
doubt there will he a large crowd on
hand for tiio cluslu The i'sttiiburghers
should be a h!.c drawing card altlp ugh .
the day is n->t exartly p< rfec* for a grid
game. and.the cadet management is un
der a heavy expense in bringing the.
team here.
According to reports from I'!:t?hurgh
a large crowd of rooters will m-company
the team .having chartered .1 *p?ei:il car
on the Pennsylvania railroad for the
trip.
I1U.ELM
IN BAD SHAPE
STEINBICXER GETS IN SCRIMMAGE
WITH VARSITY AT FULLBACK
REPLACING MARTIN
I
Red Craver Is Suffering- Prom Tmctnred
Ribs and Although At Practice, Is
Out of Game
?lpeo!al to the Intelligencer.
Morcuntow n. \Y. Va., Nov. 21 Red
? 'raver, star ?juarterb.o k. who lias run
the Mountaineers in every important
game this season. Is definitely ? itt of the
Thanksgiving i'ay moo- with Wash -
.leff, due to a had injury to his side
It is believed lie has broken ribs, but rn
any event Trainer t'artwell s:\vs there
Is no chance for hiiu to play, even
though he strolled along behind the
team In signal drill tonight. Simon Is
another regular who is unlikely to s:art
nnd Tnllman who had played in each of
tho last fl\"v games will have to be re
, placed by .Meredith, because of his ln
> Jury.also received at Rutgers Saturday.
Never before on tbe eve of an import
ant game was a Mountaineer team
which had at best oniy en outsblo
chance to hold W, ,t- J. even so badiv
crippled.
Coach Spears attorn;'rd to savo the
team on Saturday by playing but one
half but more Injuries were received
than In any full game this season and
he has given up any desperate hope he
may have of winning the game with W.
amid J. and spent all ?>f tills afp-riio m
and till Ion gafter dusk drilling on the
| defense against W A- .1. Plays which the
Freshmen sent against the varsity,
j With Craver out Spears thinks thajt iie
! will do well to get flowers worked info
n quarterback with tlie <>io piiivs ????<?.
' have been used all S'Mwn. To say n?fli
, ! tng of attempting to put in now forin
j attons at this time
' Stlnobreckor was used at full hack
J on the varsity today whilo tirabuni and
Klger were used at the end# Mnrtlri has
* f apt?arent !y not recovered from h.s ti n
. day layoff and Spears Is n!su confronted
I ! with the necessity of developing a sub
' for him sines Bowes* nas been shifted
: ! definitely to quarter.
BIG BATTLE FOR
!: MOUND CITY FANS
t
?l Tho football fans of MotmdKvl!!e will
' see a real attraction Thursdav jti'fer
j noop when the Imperial A. A". "f Wells
burg will clash w!*h 'Tie f..st \tneiioan
Legion team of the Mound <'lty.
i i Tho Imperials a:* rated as "no ?,f tlm
,1 beat mrpreira M us In tho valley, and
! they will go dowti the river with the e\
| portatlons of putting the Legion boys
, ; down on their list of defeated Irani.'?
However, the home team has been K'dnr
, 1 great guns this season and '.sill give the
^ visitors a great battle
? The game will be played on the Kiflh
street park, and as it will ho the only
(gridiron attraction In the cltv on Tur
j key Pay. a Iurpe turnout of fnn?- is ex
l pected.
i
OHAVCES rOB G AMIS
The BrlUJnn* Juniors foothui] team Is
without a game f.?r Thanksgiving da v
and would like to In-ar from any 1 ?.'>
pottnd f'atn In the 'ililo Valley for n
I same abroad Nddiess Mau.igi-r W. J.
' | Bine. Brilliant. O.. or '.all Brilliant
; J 32 K-37.
I i "What is the eapltal of Persia?"
tasked the ten'-he
"I know." stammered rh? student,
j "but I can't diid the word to express It."
? Houston post
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MUSEE TEN PIN HAGUE
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East End.
I.ulio 171 M'l 77 1" 3.10
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FOOTBALL FATALITY
K|?>ria, Kansas. Nov. 31 ? P n P.ivti
half hack on the Kansas Plat'' Norma
football team, hi.mI today, of Injuries i?
reived in a puttie with Maker l'nlvers!t>
of Maldivin, Kansas Saturday Mavis's
? shoulder was sprained in the pa mo. nm
physicians annonn.il thai li s do.nl:
was due ii. Inflammation of the cellulei
; tissues.
ECZEMA AND TET1EIP
I DUE TO IMPURITIES
j IN THE BLGOC
To Get Absolute Relief Yor
Must Clear Your Blood
of Waste Products.
Tim Mmni |* *bo moans by wliVl.
?in- <>f 'i o bot^y ,iro dlrGrtlj* <
Iii'TIt ??-11 y n? ? ri*? 1:Ton will n> o'
? oaIl7.? ibni uiilofs t h * blood j. r.
'ome part of tlio body will bo?wamn d:
!
(?"lory ak'n dl*"oa ?<?"? donnta wl'b
j failing .-orS'itu* > a wonUrimd and In:.
<ti.r* <t *ho blood,
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ILLINOIS PLif !
THAT LOSI11
OOIO IS Si,I
t"oiuuiblis. O.. Nov. -After seeing j
iiuivini* i.f S'lturday's fontliall I
victory ?? f Illinois over ? 'lilo State.!
"o.vh .1. "W. \V .? of ? ?}.!?? State I
?irin? ?><n?*? ?) at noon today that In his j
? :ii:? >n the dlspnt?d forward pn-s I
?-v:i:?? ji resulted Iti the lotie Illinois |
t?? ii.-J;<1<>\\ ii wua perfectly legitimate.
roach Wilee declared that a very
? ?.?ireful and srlenl'tlc evnniinatlon <? f I
Die motion picture shmvj rluit lite ball I
hit ?Vi plain Mvcrs of Ohio State, but j
? ii.| not touch the ground before Wal- i
'lulst i jiuyh; it und run several yards I
to th? x- at lino.
1 "o .rli \\ llco anil other Ohio State i
.ithielo ofticinls declared that the mo
tion pictures tyre an option! illusion of
the Soil stril.iriu the ground twice. This.]
it v a explained, was caused by the i
kill turning tepidly In the air.
? *?:ich W'lloo .itid other university
? d'flc;al-: attended ji special run of the j
oh tores ai n-on tndav. The pictures
were run u'trn-slow for the first time
i id we.-e reputed time and time again
until the ohio State mentor wti-s con- i
viced that the winning Illinois play was
perfe-tly legitimate.
hater \\ ll< e said lie would have
"Mill" pictures of the play mode by
the I'niver.lty i.'ili-ial photographer.
NEW WORLD'S RECORD ,
Tin ago. Nov. !Mc lohn 1% Weiemnl
'??r of the Illinois Atbb'tlc cluh tonight
set n world s recrd |,.r a l"ft yard swim
In a sixty foot poid when hi made Die
distance In i:-a. The former record
was n .".t, held In- I'erry Mc<5II!Iveray
of 'lie 1 A 1
BETHANY WILL CLAIM STATE TITLE
UNLESS MOUNTAINEERS DOM&J.
KTTLAND'S BISONS LOOK GOOD FOR
THE STATE HONORS WITH DECI
SIVE WIN OVER WESLEYAN.
Will Journey to Washington Tomorrow
Morning to Meet Georgetown Thurs
day Afternoon.
Special Pispntch to The Inteliige"- ? \
Bethany. W. Vn.. Nov. 21.?On >.ne
<1?- !"???? t of Washington-Jefferson on
Thanksgiving dny can equalize the
c)i:? noes ,if West Virginia university
with those iif Bethany for the state
championship. is the opinion of Bethany
followers after the trampling that
Bethany handed U'esieyan Saturday on
the ni'eMy Island field at Wheeling,
Bethany winning t'>7-0.
Though the Mountaineers and the
Blfons do not meet this year on the
gridiron, they earh niect Ohio I".. Wes
I leyan and W. and J. Bethany lost to
W. anil J. hy fourteen points; what \V.
\*. 1*. will do against Neale's eleven will
I he decided, on Thursday. In tho mean
time the Bison eleven have the advan
| lege of the Mountaineers In two of tho
i three games that each team plays, for
i Bethany defeated Ohio I'. 1.1-0 to W". V.
I'.'s 7-0 while the state university was
| scored on hv Wesley an and defeated the
j Btioklisnnon lads by a fcot'o ,,{ but 31-3.
I I*\ir then,, reasons Bethany believes that
| her eleven Is by comparison on a par
I with West Virginia, even should the
Mountaineers, playing on their home lot.
| he able to tie or defeat W. and J. Fro
| viding that the turkey date of- the
Presidents does not eliminate W. V. U..
| Bethany stands ready to challenge the
| Morgantown crew to a deciding contest
to he jdaved in Wheeling after the regu
lnr close of the season.
Would Bo Eaty.
According to the schedules of the two
Institutions, both plan to close their
| football season on Thanksgiving. It
i would he nn easy matter to arrange a
| game provided that the Mountaineers
are not satisfied with Bethany's claim
I
to th<9 state flag, which claim, it mxdtt
be admitted, appears most reasonable.
Bethany followers would probably in
' Hist, however, that the game be played
I in Wheeling, because Bethany met W.
V. U. at Morgantown last year. At the
I same time, while Wheeling Is the home ?
j grounds of the Methanv eleven, there are
i a multitude of Mountaineer rooters In
that city who would make the condf-"
| ttons of a pame those of a neutral field.
|PRESIDENTS TO GET
| MOUNTAINEERS PLAYS
miAlE IS IMPRESSED WITH POS*
SXBIDITXES OP STRENGTH OP *
STATE TTNIVERSITT
Special to the Intelligencer.
Washington, Pa.. Kov. 21.?A scrim
mage j ractlce on college field this after
noon comprised the first days workout
of the week In preparation for the
I Thanksgiving day clash with West Vir-,
glnla University at Morgantown. Coach
Neale got back from his scouting vigil
at New Brunswick scarcely In time to
i take charge of his men. Ha made a
' careful Inspection of the West Virginia
| play at Rutgers and came home Im
j pressed with the strength of the Moun
J talneers despite their defeat at the
"j hands of Foster Sanford'a players.
| N'eale admitted today that the Moua- ,
i talneers team was complete enigma to
lilm. He said the southerners had aa
i apparent lot of potential strength and i
looked like a good football team, hot
have failed apparently to get anywhere.
The flute players of Rome went on
a strike early In the fourth oewtuTA -
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