The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
HE VNER'S pL, A ZINC
EATURES CONTEST
While CHIP Jacobs, Also a To-
cal \ Boy, Plays a Con-
SiStent Game,

BUcKHANNoN, Oct. s.-west vir.
gtnia Wesleyan's game with Bethany
college here today was largely q mat.
ter Of Wesleyan kicking of to Be-
thany, taking the ball on downs and
then running. over the line for touch
downs: The Hnal score was $40.
and since Bethany wastexpected to Of
: ker strong esistance 1t came as more
I Or less Of surprise. "a
Wesleyan offense showed to greater
advantage than heretofore this season
and the strength Of the defense is
shown in the fact that Bethany made
! put one first down. this being the
result Of q penalty. n
The first half ended with the score
only 900 in favor Of Wesleyan. but
the team came back with more "pep-
per- than has been exhibited this
year ands fairly ate up the yard lines
IN the last two quarters 1t would be
diiheult to pick individual stars on
The Wesleyan team. The most bril-
liant bits Of work exhibited in the
offensive line was a thirty yard pass
and an additional run Of thirty-fye
Yards engineered by Morrison and
Heavier early in the game. and
Biake's forty yard run through the
entire Bethany aggregation for a
touchd down in the last quarter. The
playing Of Heck for Wesleyan stood
out conspicuously as he was always
good for gains Of from ten to twenty
i've yards and his tackling was fierce
and productive Of many losses for
Bethany. Shupaker was also a
bright light both on offensive and de-
. 1ehsiye and Jacobs at fullback played
Q consistent game.
Could, q new man promoted to
varsity tackle from the scrubs, was
conspicuous by his work 6h the de-
tense and the work Of Captain Kelli-
son and Allen also In this respect
also stool OUT prominently. Heavier
continued his blocking of kicks, one
resulting in Morrison picking up the
ball for touchdown. Wesleyan was
penalized NO less than two hundred
yards during the game for holding, of
side and other attractions Of the
the rules. For Bethany no particular
man showed form either on the Of
Tense or defense. S9s Il M
Though .schwaib did some good
work in the latter respect, Elder, the,
highly touted full back failed to gain
with any success against Wesleyan,s
forwards. M
The lineup of varsity game:
Wesleyan "a: Bethany o,
MORRISON Il. .S.s.,.s.s.s....i.. Tylock
! Left end.
Gould 1850. $50. .;... Rodin
Left guard.
Swan $50. i. AZ. So. Saunders
Left guard.
4 Allen .......... ...s..'. ~. Rhodes
Center,
4 LOWS Heybourn
s$s Right guard.
Kellison (Capt.l IL. 80. So. Hawks
Right tackle. w
Heavier *. =. $50. ). ~. Schwalb
Y Right end.
Quarterback.
Beck so. ..... $50. 500. Strathern
Left halfback.
Shumaker .....'.l.....,... Moore
Right halfback.
Jacobs W. ~ s. .s.:.--..,.. Elder
Fullback.l
substitutions for Wag-
neritor Gould, Ressegger for Heavier,
Heavier for, Ressegger, Harvey for
swan. For Bethany Rainy for
Moore, Blackely for Hawks, Thomas
Tor Tylock.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8; Heavier,
a; Shumaker, 81; Morrison, Il; Blake,
e; Beck 1.
Goals from touchdown-eKll ison.'
2: Heavier. 2.
Time Of quarters-Two twelve min
ntes, two thirteen minutes.
Referee Reiter, of Lehigh.
: Umpire Watkins. OF Pennsylvania.
Observation-Disclosures Of West yir-
ginia.