The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
Y. M. ENTERTAINS
WITH GYMNASTICS
ANNUAL EXHIBITION GIVEN Be
FORE LARGE AUDIENCE LAST
NIGHT.
Glasses % Girls From Y. W. c. A.
Take Par IN Driils-Piessiro
Program Rendered.

IL was two and a half hour OF solid
entertainment al the Y. NJ c A last
evening. and there was \ large audi
ence 10 be entertained-a representa-
tive crowd OF Wheeling's basf peopIe-
who Witnessed the most interesting
annual athletic exhibition ever held
oy the association A feature OF the
anair was the part taken BY two
squads Of girls from the Y. W. c. A,
Who gave wand drill and a folk
merited applause. The exhibitions
were splendid. and were under the a.
rection OF Miss Gould physical In
structor at the Y. W. The AFFAIR WAS
gotten up and successfully put through
by Prof. Charles J. Miller, instructor
OF athletics at the Y. NJ.
The special features OF the enter
talnment were two stunts put on by
Charles Rice. who did daring nying
ring tricks. that would do credit TO
many performers who travel the pro-
fessional road. Mr. Miller followed
later by doing a number OF contor-
ZIONIST stunts that made the audience
SIT up and hold their breath He Is
about the nearest local "snake-man"
ever seen on the mat in WheeIinE
Ihe wrestling bouts put on by James
Slnin, Jr- against Thomas Mex.
CuniI1ins and Ralph Kraft against
clyde McGranahan, were good as well
as Interesting. The high Jumps by
Harry Satterteld and Stanley Turk
was among the most interesting part
OF the mems program. Satterneld
Jumped hVe feet. four inches. His
record Is an inch more than made
last night. The same pair did pole
yaulting. Satterfeld making nine feet
fat
Drills Feature Exhibition.
The exhibition on the boss" oy
robert Fisher, Leroy Aledick and
Rercy Morford, was highly pleasing.
far above that OF the average ANA
teur. The letter drill by the junior
\. Ms was well pleasing.
Following are the various exhibi-
lions put on by the young ladies' and
boys classes:
Wand Drill by Y. W. c. A. Girls
Misses Meta Pryor. Agnes Fleming.
ANNA Cowan, Fannie Young. Clara
ketuer. Charlotte and Cordelia Day.
CIyker, Teresa Grosscurth. Mary Cess
ner. Clara Stroebel. Minnie Glesler.
| Anita Weimer. Dora Wagner.
Folk Dance by Y. w. G. A. Girls.
| Swedish Weaving Dance-Misses
Mary Hildreth. Margaret Ogden. Hell.
en- Holden. Mary Stephans, Margaret
| Turns, Dorothy Heinlein, Jeanette
Kyle. Eyeline Outerkirk. Minnie Mil
ton, Nelson Whitaker, Helen Norton.
Catherine Hunter, Sarah Elizabeth
! Stamp. Dorothy .Beana. Catherine
4 Schars. Ruth Thomas.
Maze Run by Juniors-Harry Beck
er, leader, and Albert Cooper, Melvin
| Helfrich. Robert McCleary. Hugo
| Wolfe, Campbell Palmer. Frederick
| Schauber. Walter Hill. Howard Sivitz.
Robert Schenk, William Beuleke, Roy
I McClelland. Russell Conley, Cecil
/ Montgomery, Irwin Tigglebeck, Fred
/ eric and Louis Tibbens, Russell Bond.
! Henry Fillmer. William Ulrich, Victor
Brinkman, Joseph Debold. William
Moore. Junior Armbruster, Harold
Hahn and Marsh Golner
Highland Fling by Juniors-Harry
J Becker. Cecil Montgomery. Frederic
Tibbens. Louis Tibbens. Roy McClel-
land. Robert Schenk. Joseph Debold,
Irwin Tigglebeck. Russell Conley and
William Beuleke.
4 Junior Apparatus work-Horse.
Roy McClelland, squad leader: paral-
4 lei bars. Joseph Debold. squad leader
horizontal bar. Harry Becker. squad
! leader.
Indian Club Drill by Juniors-Harry
Becker. Frederic Tibbens. Roy Nc
Clelland. Russell Bond, Joseph De
bold. William Beuleke. William Moore
and Cecil Montgomery.
/ The program was closed with torch
swinging by Messrs. Fisher and Med
lex. Music was furnished by Mr.. Be
rand Shaifer. the Official" pianist of
the gym"