The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-13
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HAS Al CONTEST SCHEDULED
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,BUGKHANNoN, Julyl13. Wes.I
leyan's plans for another big football
season are already well started and
by the sixth Of Superintendent 1t Is
planned to start preliminary work
everything will have. been arrangedI
for what promises to be a, banner
season: The complete schedule, al
though not yet formally announced
is known TO contain games3with the
Carlisle Indians, Washington and
jefferson college Virginia Poly.
Inst. Georgetownt University, Dick
tnson college land more important
than all the rest so far as the state
ofsWest Virginia is concerned, that
with West Virginia University:
This year Is the first time that nj
has been possible to arrange the
same that will in all probability set
tie the state Championship at tisl
time in; the season where it,reallyg be-
longs. Wesleyan and West NirglnialI
will meet at South Side park, Faira
mont, on Thanksgiving, day this year.
instead iofiin October as has been the
custom for two or three, years. While
Wesleyan has harder games coming
carlierNing the year than this one it
will be the purpose Of the coaches to
develop the team with this game as
the ultimate object Of the seasons
work. The. Carlisle Indians come first
on eht schedule, the game being play
ed al, Clarksburg September 26th, and
in order TO have a team properly
shaped for such "a contest ten days
preliminary practice will again be
the. order and the men will assem-
Bile at Buckllannon about the 9Th of
September. or ten days before the
opening Of the regular fall term in,
order to get in shape. Last year a
regular training camp was held IL
miles out In the country from Buck
liannon, but this was rather, expen-
kye and It's additional bsnefitss doubt
full. $50 this gyear; 1t has been decided;
that the regular college field at
Buckhannon will be used and as,
many Of the men as. can leave their
work at that time will be asked to
report. 4 "
of course at this time nobody
knows; who of the men of the 1913
squad will be back. All Of themwill
be reached by correspondence. how
ever, during the next two months
and these. as well as the large NUM-
Der Of new men who arc known to
be coming to Wesleyan in the fall
will be asked to come to the prelim==
mary work. Last year twenty!four.
men were at training camp and IL fis
planned TO have an even larger num-
her on the field for the preliminary
work at Buckhannony II possible this
coming fall. 81
Six Wesleyan athletes are working
for the Consolidation Coal Company
In Kentucky and have a regular bali
and are doing heir preliminary work
down there. Morrison, sbumalSer.
Miller, Allen. Curtis and Merrells. all
CT whom were at training camp at
Rock Cave last fall are down there
and doing the hardest kind OF work
In order to get in shape for the hard
battles this fall. Others are working
atsyarious places and the whole squad
should be In the best Of condition for
the coaches 20 give them hard work.
right from the start.
Manager Stansbury who Is work.
ing for the college this summer So.
liciting students Is putting in all his
spare time completing arrangements
for the big games played In clarlSs-
burg, Charleston, Wheeling and Fair
mont and recently made arrange
entsitoihaye two thousand additions
al seats erected at each OF these four
places to accommodate the overflow
erawds that are expected to attend
The games.
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