The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14
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teams chances this afternoon. and
was confident that Wesleyan would
hold the invlncible W. a. J. to a over
score than any other teams that eleven
has played this season. with the ex-
ceptim OF Pitt and the two big East
ern schools. Yale and Harvard.
II will be a great satisfaction to
I Wheeling people to learn that the
speed king OF the foot ball game.
Johnny Spiegel. will be in the lineup
today. At first II was feared that he
would not be able TO participate. ow-
game last Saturday. u has later de-
veloped that his condition Is much
improved. and statement from Man
aEer X. VI. Murphy yesterday after
noon was to the effect that the hum
bier OF Yale would start the game to-
day.
Ticket Sale Satisfactory.
The advance sale of tickets has
been very satisfactory. both at the
McLure and at the Windsor hotels.
where reservations have been made.
While the seats in the new stands on
the west side OF the field have sold
faster than those in the grand stand.
there is still a good supply on hand.
For those who do not care to take any
chances with the weather man IL will
be OF interest TO know that there still
remains almost a thousand covered
seats.
The sale OF tickets at the McLure
and Windsor hotels will close at noon
In order to give those in charge a
chance to get the remaining ones In
shape for the rush at the gates pre-
oeding the game. The feature OF all
this sale from the buyers standpoint
Is that Sl25 is the price OF all seats
The players OF ten high school
teams will be the guest OF Manager
Stansbury at the game this afternoon.
These are teams that have no games
scheduled for today. and are as fol-
lows. Moundsviile. Triadelphia. Mss-
tins Ferry. Wellsburg. New Martins
vile. Warwood. Wheeling. bridgeport
Buckhannon and Cathedral.
The coming TO this city by two such
famous teams as W. 4 J. and IVES
leyan should draw the largest crowd
that has ever attended an athletic
contest In this city. and IL Will. with
out a doubt. From the spectator
standpoint. there will be no game
played in the country today that will
offer a. much for the money. This r.
accounted for by the fact the coaches
of both elevens are opponents OF the
open game. aud the open game as ~
iH now played. has been pounded hard
into both Wesleyan and Wash-Jen.
Are Well Coached.
Inc oppoalng coaching STAINS ara
probably az good a. that Of any insti-
iutione In the country. Coach Rob
Folwell has achieved n wonderful rec
ord a. a football director. while az La
fayette and since coming 10 W. a J.
AZ Wesleyan. the indian coaches.
Mount Pleasant and Carlow. are rec.
ornized as among the best In their
line. the former being an All-Amoritan
quarter back. while Carlow played
four years NJ Carlisle
The Washington crowd upon reach
Ing Wheeling viii stage n real college
boy parade with al tho college thrills.
This VII be- IN the form of a process
sion headed by the Greater Washing
ton hand Of thirty pieces The tram
viii cave Washington 40 ~ noon and
viii arrive here about I o'clock. Tho
parade viii lead through the principal
streets o. the clty finally winding up
~ The Island park just before the
start of the game
With the exception 81 Captain Sfu-
maknr. the Wesleyan regular lineup
VIII b. intact This boy .s suffering
from injuries which he received in
The Dickinson game last Saturday
Coach Folweil win start his strongest
team The only regular who viii not
b. ln harness ~ the kickoff this a.
icrnour viii DO the famous Red"
ilemins 49, Las been in very bad