The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-05
NORTH ENDS AND HENRYS LOCK HORNS
IN AMATEUR SEASONS GRID CLASSIC

tho access and Accommodations offered
Nv III. spacious League Park makes IL
al me more rosy aud ;he fans will be
durhIy mere Interested aS the park ~
enclosed arh seating capacity ts utlim-
ted Neither team has mot defeat THIS
season and playing for the TIL" tends 10
add more stock n tha event and the
largest crowd 70 witness an amateur
contest In this section Of the country
will doubtless attend.
Preparing,
That the North Ends are printing
above all things t. win this game $
putting 4 in mild form. The over
the river club is determined to wrcst
the honors which AT" leaning Henry
ward. by richt Of tho local players TAX
Ing the scars Of som" of the valleys
host aEgragaticns. Manager Woods
stated that his lineup for Sunday would
not be given out until the team steps
upon the playing field. this meaning
that many new men will be on deck.
It has leaked out, however that the
" E ~ C's arc contemplating an all
star eleven. corn posed If high school and
college athletes. This animation Is
answered by the refusal OF the cross
river mana cement to play the locals
earlier in the season. counting on get
ting some Of the Ferry high players as
we'll as college stars. Jimmy Aiken,
the whirlwInd end o. wash-Jefr COL
legc.. will hold down one end. while
Abbey Graham. known to vallcy-fan-
dom for his classy work IN high school
several years ago. will take care Of thr
other wing position. Lattimer. last
wear considered orc cf the speediest
hackfeld men n high school circles. will
he at halfhHck While il Is an assured
fact that these three mon will be In
the Lineup. the other surprises are not
known. With scven OF Last years star
eleven available Z looks like the Fer
r!ans are we'll prepared and should come
out on top.
Ready.
The Henrve started out With victory
over Tho speedy Paulls and by the tins
tho tear, got '~Scved ur- tho Spanish in
fluenza hind.-o6 further. action and as
Q result tho boys were forced TO aban-
don further ro-k ard sudden change
was The only 'hirs that saved the team
from disN1r6inc. Corrh Co1nors. for
raer!v we'll known football athlete. and
q. one Tina n STAY ~ ~ famous Stats
\. G. elc~en % this city. HIS charge
~ tho local huk!cs ard his Invaluable
knowledge ht the game has worked Won
dHrs VIZ tn team and tud Cins from
tho not!ccahln increase Of pep" and
fighting qualities the East End warriors
havn :ha creatcst amateur eleven ever
t-1---ed out ~ .he city. It would be
hard n 7'cl; my individual stars and
ia whole the team Is we'll balanced.
f'h- '~o IS considered the strongest in
t',n ra''"v. thc ends a-"noove the aver
nre Will" tNc hackn.lI ~ fast and
carries solid punch. EcaI'zing that -
victory vii moan tho valley amateur
horO-s. thn hoys arc taking more inter-
est n thair work this wnok and oheying
training rules 20 tho letter. Practices
wern hold last evening and win continue
each evening throughout tho week No
TOW players will no takcu on and the
same lineup that pla~rd last Sunday
will start the game. Thu new sweaters
will be Distributed tonight.
Interest.
The reason for tho big coYnmotion
over thn approaching struggle is varied.
Aside from tho college stars to be seen
In the lineup it will DO the fourth