The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
HARR|CK WILL
PLAY WITH THE
\ v. 7. SAT URDAY
spsc,L p,sr.teh to ,ha 'n,.'';."acc,

spsc,al pisp.teh to tn. ',,.ti;>sacc.-
MORGANT0WN. ". IA. E"T. -
The final prac;:c. ;"C VS.: Ni7i;'0Its
varsity ecio-.. ~. W".i,. =ass. cI'n" ~
Clarkshurg Saturday. - he'd III a
drinzlinS rain her" ;"-'ily L"";z aai
Harer. who suffered slight injuries IN
" / J. gam. seemed entirely Ccc>r-
cred this afternoon. ana icc. VIII" was
slightly III ~. t.,si "t -" ""rk. w"nt
through the work WIKI AL htS accu$'o;n-
cd viEor.
Joe Ha-r;c;l. -" big ;a"rl". who was
called hon, Tuesday by n" illness az
relatives. and who. :; WAS :"IC"d. would
not DC abb. I" play Saturday. returned
to-day and is Xix and ready fer I'll"
fray.
The team had "rly i light workout %ut
tho new plays were thoroughly t.i'd
out and there seemed I" BE- y E";S'E;It
feeling OF cuu:.,.ucc N tho plays. Ar
ranSemeutS tvr the trip on the tcam I"
C!arkshurS We're finally determined 20
day. Fairly in the nlcrpinc III" Reserves
will! leave TO- rh;l'ppt wa"r" i:""adduS
College will be played ~ Tho tttc:a""n.
and 2hous twenty p!3scvS ~ tbs. Nareii!
will leave uvc- INC i. X. l. ;"r FAR
mont. taking TN trolley from t:'at i"''::i
20 clarksburs. arriving 1T Cla.kSb"rE ~
$50. The team Will has" y tsat work
on, at the fair grounds field AMI VIII IT,
joined there on Saturday morning b. N"
reserve players who 80 - t'hiErpl fa""v
ali being held IN uniform t"r r"ii'i "i!iH.
Thirty-tlve men. ali lul:. VIII b." II;
uniform Saturday. SATURDAY: - 80" =.
M Il special train will leave here "ar-E'-
in.s = large crowd 90 students. :h' tI':'''
bund and local rro,r-s 20 chr yane AZ
irving al Clarkchucg about noon.
". Y. U. Confident.
The corcC:,$,;$ .. "i'!ni". among ;h'~''
who follow closely ;aS fortunes III tH'
West. Virginia football tcait' Is that i
the NSNntlincecs can ''urb IA" ;"@deii-
cicS Of Fisher and Sucdeksr. Tia Wesley
an stars at end and quart"rha"h !" ran
wild when they have the bal. ur AZ. -
ccjving forward passes. and II :i'ry "''n
box Pet cai;sc. IL" E"dskn w"o
plays the end rpprS;t" :" Fisher. m
can win from the M.;hrdiS;S without;
much trouble Saturday. az course. Z
handle these three mon - pretty
good asSignmcn;.as they ara :':rko'i"d -
being among thc best IN the'r POSITIONS
Wesleyan has eyer Turned ou;. hut 'hiS
week the West Virginia men who's" HuiE
i, will be TO look after these men plrttc-
ularly. are being especially coached ;taI
il IS thought that II any ot theSc thT""
star Saturday Il VIII BE- only after the
TO control them. Fisher and Sn"d-kcr
are the real dangerous tl"n IL the IVES
Ieran offensive Il former Sa'iscS arr |"
be taken as 4 criterion. ThcS. tw" have
unco-ked practically all ~ n" Sp"rtacu-
lar plays with whICt, Wesleyan has b""n
credited and the fact that bo:h these
men watched West Virginia play AZ
Huntington two weeks az" gives th"l
a. pretty definite" liae on what viii and
what will not be effective against the
Manufacturers BECK and HE;neS are
strong line ptunSerS AID their abilities
are pretty we'll known but II Is teit that
the West Virginia line Will hold against
their plungcs and that ttIey will avail
little.
Fisher and Sn"drke-. however, n" men
who do the sensational thing ara; thrE
ar. likely 70 get loose 4, any ;l!:". I'M
less closely watched. and make an In-
expected play that may D.eaa the loss Of
the game. .
West Virginia follnv"-S belize" that
West Eirginia'S heavy bacNti"li and h.:
mach improved lin" vii. maxi u ""rlb'-
nation thai WcSlcy;.E cannot r.'S!St Sat
ruaSand that she can win by plnyIns
straight football. using Rodgers AMI
Lentz through the line.