The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

Marsh Makes Ftrst Voucnoo~n.
Marsh. the big Wheeling end. scored
he first touchdown tor the Old Gold
Ind Blue. toward the middle o. the
-econd quarter. He reached high I'm
he air and snapped the ball into his
arms. from forward pass from
StObbs. Oh Martins Ferrys ten yard
line and raced over for a touchdown.
In the fourth quarter the play start
ID with tho ball In Martins Ferry's
possession on their own 40 yard line.
irallam attempted TO punt. but va,
blocked by Mcdonald and the ball
was recovered by Marsh. who carried
B. 10 the three yard line Stubhs car
led 81 over ON the next play for -
touchdown.
The third touchdown came late in
the fourth quarter. Parker blocked
N-illy's attempted punt on the 40 yard
'ine and carried IL TO Martins Ferry's
20 yard line y series OF plays by tho
hIckiirld. interm,ngied with Il forward
PASS 10y Hamilton 10 Parker placed
he ball on the one yard line and
spears Went over for touchdown
and Ce~i hisked the soal Time ~es
mort and a warning had been given
-i.. Martins Ferry eleven. when they
Iad the BAH on Wheeling 80 yard
line. Nelly dropped back for q try ~
-,oal. but barely missed it. The timer
sushed out with uprai5ed hand and
-he game was over
The Wheeling Students Celebrate.
IhCn out O' 90 solid section iu the
-pvering east stand the Wheeling
Students poured and spread over the
SridirDn Ike \ spring ireshet The
lime had come to celebrate. The roll
licking. jOy-crazed boy or girls. .-
J: tnat sounds better-fcll in behind
their band and frOliched with Wild
"bandon through the intricate wind
ngs Of fl" lar famed snake dance
With Whicu all great foot ball victories
are celebrated ON ThanEsgiving day
This human coil twisted md turned
Eambolled and ramblcd. Round about
= went. and under Do" goal uOSta \
-acriilce vas necessary ana custom
demanded hats lu moment tac air
WIS streahed with black aud brow %
nd gray. as derbies. iedora~ and JUST
plain cape Yer" popped and tossed
over the goal posts in pruiliEat" man
nor. ON the way home caps were, seen
where dcrbins bclorg and nobody Of
fhe Old Gold and Blue r.rsuas sion COM
claimed g., ~. . DO J So. was avail
able
The Wheeling boys expected 90 win
- least they n"r" prepared 20 cele-
Jrntc Finally reason. partial rcasOt.
returned 20 That happy thrOug. and
thought Was given of The conquered.
70 no had practically lcif Tie field who
or almost th" entire game had -fOod
their places. looking on With euEI-
'us eye-. as t cheated of their bound
"u right Voice were husky. pipes
fer drr. bIt once again rang out O.
mighty cheer tf TO. Wheeling eleven
locked Tor home iu their wagon.
Not &C. cloud nocted the ky. tho
Jay was perfect that IT, for the on
COOKERS. bur "a Dis warm for the play
.r.. Tho air vas not bitinz. Ike 90
Hteco. but soft. rather ike whipped
realm If was iutiEOratiUg
Wheeling The Champion.
tIIr. ana lofcfuprf. PERHAPS. If
must hc Emphasized that iu beating
.lar'in. Ir.r. Wheeling is fho undis-
IlIfl rnHu. zoe if Was deserved. too
aU 'h'. .e- cur -idnred the team was
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