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The Washington herald., 1919-01-19

Holworthy Hall has a book on Dodd.
Mead & Company's list, THE Man No
body Knew"-not a war story. but the
story OF the boy home from the war.
so badly wounded as not to be recog-
nizable by his friends-hence the COM
plications and striking plot.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-19

Harry A. Nesbit. a maker-up in
the day monotype section, was much
surprised Saturday evening when his
coworkers assembled around the
desk and T c. Parsons. assistant
foreman. in behalf of his friends
The Washington herald., 1919-01-19

Abe KIinknelt/ in the monotype
keyboard room, says this seems to
be the season for killing on unde-
sirable husbands.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-19

Timothy ]. Frye, machine helper
in the night linotype section. had
the back of his hand injured while
adjusting the assembler driving
gear on Mark Smiths machine FRI
day night.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-19

whole army corps of American newspaper men in Pa
the Peace Conference And all they to cover it
little blanket officially handed after each
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08
WON BY MARSHALL

LEXINGTON. Ky. Nov. Marshall
college (West Virglnia) 20; Transylva-
MIA 0.
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VANCE VERSUS
HENRYS SUNDAY
Fast Serri-Pro Card Scheduled For
Tomorrow Afternoon at 3 O'Clock.

Contracts have been signed and for
fcits Of 5000 each have been placed IN
the hands of n local fan and all arrange
m"ntS completed for the first meeting OF
tn, lIcnrys and NanCcS at Tunnel Green
tomorrow. To 20 into detail and tell
why q record crowd Will be on hand is
useless. Either team commands large
following the Hcnrys from the East End
and tho NanC"s from the Cross creek
district, with an occasional group from
the city at large as well as IN" n"iEhhnr-
ing towns. The contest Will decide the
supremacy Of the amateur class in
Wheeling and the Ohio valley. Since the
Ecllaire Athletics are classcd as pro
fcsSonal" the victor will meet Ferry Tor
the title ON the other hand, the claim
Of the NancCS is more secure and If the
event OF victory over the Hcnrys.
George Vancc's "pridcS' could decline
playing Ferry as her scalp has already
been added. However If the Nances lose
the Hcnrys will have TO meet the Capitol
Inns and the winner 10 meet the Nanccs
for supremacy.
Both clubs have practice each evening
this week. the HcnryS holding down
Tunnel Green under the veteran coach
Coke" Connors formerly n star on the
one-timc famous Staats A. G. OF this
city. But the Vanccs keep Twcnty-siNth
none other than the popular Arch Games
in charge. he too. being former mem
Der of the Staats. Besides Il test for the
coaches. it will also bring 10 light 4
scrap among the best high school play
crs and amateurs in the city. Not
man on the roster Of either club is un-
known 10 the sporting element. and their
admirers will be out in full bloom.
The Hcnrys have played four games,
winning three and tying one. while tho
NnnCcs have but lone victory over
Martins Ferry. Extensive advertising
has resulted and nothing set aside to
mako this the seasons It'd hi'. Prepare
tons arc made for the handling Of 1000,
this mark IN I'll probability will he
eclipscd. basinE this upon the attendance
Of 5000 last Sunday which turned out TO
sec an ont Of town team play. Rye Ma
gers, old time l. 4. {. star quarter. will
handle the whistle. and better selection
could not hay" hHcn made for such an
important struggle. The battle will he
for blood. as ii rs 10 b" played on 60-i0
basis. winner on the long end.
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will travel in a special coach Two
other specials will leave during the
morning and extra coaches will be on
all the regular trains. The 1000 gener-
al admission seats put on sale al
o'clock this morning went ike the
rrovcrbial hot cakes" But two TICK
- went 70 a purchaser. so that an adj
ditional thousand fans will be enabled
TO witness the struggle. Between 1000
and 5000 fans are expected to go from
Washington. while every point IN the
Tr-State district will send its horde
Of Red and Black enthusiasts. wash
left Headquarters will be maintained at
Tho Fort Pitt hotel Many local people
have arranged dinner and theatre par
ties after the game and majority Oh
the local bugs" will not return mere
until the late specials or the last regu-
lar trains
Even with Henry out Of the game,
wash.-Jer partisans believe that W. &
J. will have an advantage over Pitt IN
the line. The Red and Black forwards
have shown themselves to be powerful
skilful players with lots OF charge ana
fight and the big hope here Is that they
will be able to break up the Pitt run
ming attack before it Is well launched
Garbisch will be at the right Eachle
place instead Of Henry and Bovil Will
play left guard. Bovill, new man al
guard, has been given lot Of attention
by the coaches this week and according
tn tho PLAYERS themselves and those who
have seen the practice has developed
into a very capable player. The gen
oral belief is that he will measure up
TO the remainder Of the line. with the
exception Of these two changes the Team
will be the same that started the game
at Syracuse.
Eielson's kicking. which proved such
a big factor in w. & Us. victory at
syracuse is counted upon TO figure prom
inen,ly for the Presidents tomorrow
The big Westerner has been showing
wonderful ability all week. his WORK
even SURPRISING that he displayed al
Syracuse. With Bixler in form as one
Of tho best field generals the Presidents
have had in years, with powerful line
hunger in Smith. O wonderful bootcr in
Finlson and with Erickson's tremen-
dous speed and uncanny knack OF
threading a broken feld. W. ]. believes
u has the best balanced backfeld. on the
attack, il has sent to the Steel City in
mary wears. On defense the backs are
quite as capable as they have been on
the oHepse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08
NEWS FROM W. & ].
70 The Intell!gence:

Special To The Intelligence:
WASHINGTON, Pa. Nov. wash
inEton & Jcfterson's gridiron gladiato-s
tonight await tomOrrow's struggle on
Forbes Field with the Pitt Fan;herS
with their preparation complete and MT
FOR the battle. With the exception or
Smith who has had bad leg nearly all
season. the men are physically pritneo
for the struggle that may estaollSn the
Presidents almost at the top in the loot-
ball world or set them back among tho
great crowd OF mediocre aSgregationS
who can lay no claim to, a champion
ship.
The Anal practice today was light
one, intended merely to keep the men
on edge and permit the coaches TO give
the players a few final instructions on
plays and formations with which 1t Is
hoped to beat Pitt Coach Morrow said
after the practice that he was well salts
fed with the practice OF the team TINS
week; that the formations were work
ing smoothly and that the team play
apparently was better than II had been
all year. He vcntured no prediction ex-
cept to state that he thought II w. &c
J. players played their game and gave
all they had, which ne expected them to
do. Pitt would have one Of the busiest
afternoons Of the season. rnere IS no
DENYING that q general feeling Of optim-
ism exists among the Red and Black
supporters in spite OF the confidence OF
Pitt and the large amount or PANTHER
money that seems 10 be ready TO wager
on Warmers men. Some Of this money
IS being taken here at even, but w. e
J. hackers tomorrow expect 10 ask odds
and there IS little doubt they will get
some advantage there
The advance guard Of the Washington
& Jefferson cohorts went 10 Pittsburgh
this afternoon 10 attend the alumni
banquet az the Fort Pitt hotel tonight.
Practically all Of these will remain
overnight and greet the main party OF
Rod and Black adherents when they ar
rive on the special and regular trains
tomorrow morning. The team - sched-
ulcd 20 depart at OILS on n special train
over the Pennsylvania II the slrre time
as the student root -. The players
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08
BETHANY POINTS
FOR MUSKINGUM
BuHEio Greek Lads Clash with Mus
kingu1n College Today.

BETHANY, w. Va. Nov. (SpcciaD-
The Bethany football eleven completed
all preparations today for its encounter
with Muskingum College at New Con-
cord. Ohio, on Saturday. Coaches Miller
and Beckelheimcr wero pleased with the
showing. but disappointment was evil
denccd in tho fact that both Wagner and
Lumpkin would be out of the lineup due
to injuries sustained in the Marietta and
West Virginia games. Coach Miller
secuted" the MusklnEum team several
weeks ago and reported her 10 10 pretty
fast. although light. He. however. pre-
dtcted that Bethany would be up against
stiff opposition.
Graduate Manager Cramblet will be in
Wheeling tomorrow to complete arrange
ments for the big game with WashinEto on
and Jefferson at the state Fair grounds
on the following Saturday. Thor" seem
cd to be sone misunderstanding in re-
gard to this game. rurnUrs being Circu-
lat cd that II would no called off. How
ever indications point to a larger crowd
than that which saw the W. V. L. con-
test.
Bcthany's team will leave hero early
Saturday morning. passing through
Wheeling, enroute to New Concord.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08
WESLEYAN WILL HAVE
SEVERAL STARS OUT
OF MARIETTA GAME

RUCKHANNoN, Nov. Z. - Wesleyan
will enter the contest at Marietta, o.,
on Saturday Of this week with some OF
her strong men unable 10 be in the line
up Probably the worst hurt that has
come to the Mcthodists came when Red
man had an ankle twisted in the Navy
game on Saturday. He did not appear
to hav" . serious injury but during tho
days following the game he has failed
to improve. lie was withheld from putt
ting on his uniform on Wednesday by
Trainer arrick and not until yesterday
was he PERMITTED to run signals. His
ankle is badly swollen at this date so
that it is a certainty that he will not
start the game against Marietta college
on Saturday.
Another OF Wesleyan good lincsmcn
has been unable TO do any work since
the Lebanon Valley game. The man IN
question is Gould. 10 pound guard. who
played such an excellent game against
the Pennsylvania eleven. He was in
uniform on Thursday evening. but was
not In any 1T condition to do any work.
Hymes remains cripple yet may ba
able to start against Marietta. He has
been in but one game this season. Ac-
cording to DR.. Hamrick's official state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08
RIVALS TO CLASH AT
MOUND CITY TODAY
HoundSvf1e ana New Marttnsvi1le High
To Meet in Annual Clash Today
At Mouudsvil1e

New Martinsville High school. with
many rooters invades Monndsvtlle today
with the intent purpose Of taking over
the high school lads, Of that place. Great
rivalry has existed between the tw"
schools for many years and is all the
more bitter this season owing to the
evenness with which the teams are
matched. Magnolia has a clean slate
so far: Moundsville has won three and
lost two games, but her hard games
came at the first of the season and
owing to lack Of coaching for the past
three years and the green material on
hand. secured bad start However. in
the last three games Moundsville has
come out on top with steady improve
ment showing in every department..
The New Martinsville team requested
that the game be started at 2 o'clock
so that their rooters may return in the
afternoon. One OF the best scholastic
games Of the season IS expected at
Moundsville this afternoon.
Captain McSwain, of the Moundsvillc
team, will probably not be able to take
part In the game on account OF an at
tack Of appendicitis. Ryan. substitute
quarter and captain Of the reserves, will
take McS%ain's place at quarter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08
mcnt tonight the above list contains all
OF the men who are seriously injured At
this date.
CLASSY CLASHES nv
IN Y. N. c. 4. GYM.

The gym class basketball tournament
at Wheeling high school was continued
through the prelimiaries last night when
the eight winners Of the preceding
days contests met in vigorous clashes.
The most exciting game Of the evening
was the overtime battle between The
Weisncrs and Genther's which resulted
in . 7 to S victory for the former. The
Hieners continued their slashing game
and won from the Marshalls in Q rough
Q to game. The McCurdys took ovef
the Stcindorfs by 10 to count while
the ShilIings trounced the HAnSons -
the tune Of IL 10 ]. Tho semi-nAAl1 and
the finals will all be played ns%' AUS-
day afternoon. a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08

tAddit.onAl Sport a 1Ags xA1AAo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08
WONDERFUL RUN OF NINETY-RTVE
YARDS BY SIMON MADE THE VS.
ITORS ONLY TOUCHDOWN.
ORANGE AND BLACK POUND
STUMBLING BLOCK IN NEW
CUMBERLAND GRID ELEVEN.
GAME WAS VERY INTERESTING
DESPITE THE ONE SIDED SCORE
MUCH CREDIT SHOULD BE CIV
EN- VISITORS.

Fearing the brunt OF the L!nsly
Cadets attack both on tho olfcnSc and
defense, Simon. fullhack for New Cum
bcrland High grid team showed up TO
fine advantage. in the game played at
the state Fair grounds yesterday after
noon. The final score was 321.
Simon was the only man Of the visit
ors that shown brilliantly in the lime
light. On offcnse he would circle the
ends, and make good substantial gains
through the line without any aid from
the backNcld partners.
When Linsly appeared on the field.
all tho confidence Of victor. shown dur
ing their light signal drill. Stor"r
kicked off TO Simon who received the
ball on his own five yard line. He
fumblcd the catch. and before he could
get started three Linsly men had at
tempted to bring him TO earth but they
found this no easy matter. for although
he staggered. he held his balance. and
walked through the entire Linsly defense
for the only touchdown for New Cum
berland. He kicked an easy goal.
The only thing that the visitors lack
ed was a kicker. Simon made an at
tempt to boot the ball. when II was
| necessary To kick. but three times his
kicks were blowed, and two Of them
! resulted in touchdowns. His kicks were
always low. and were badly above the
line Of scrimmage. Storer completely
outkickcd the visitors by about thirty
yards on every exchange Of punts. New
| Cumberland seemed to realize their
| weakness in the kicking department. and
very seldom punted.
For the Cadets. Hadorn was the big
man Of tho day. His plungcs through
the line always brought several yards.
he was seldom thrown for a loss.
Hughey Stobbs and Storcr were also
good on the offense r. Stobos at right
| end broke up many plays behind the line
/ If scrmnage. before they could hard
| ly get under way. Spillers, although
| he fumhlcd q forward pass miserably
| during the final quarter. he showed good
form on the defense on several occas-
! ions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08
VANCES PRACTICE

The following members Of III" Vance
Athletics are asked to report ut tho
Twcnty-sixth street fairgrounds this
afternoon ut o'clock 30 take part in
tho practice in prc0nration for tho IN ne
S = paye Wy poindextrr " Wn,Iar Cn ir
Henry Sheets. Nelson. Eindlch"rgcr.
Hustled. Thomas. Ford. Schon"rlcin
Dugan, Leineweber. Plummcr G. Bauer,
Dailer, Delbruggc, G. Beans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08
L|NSLY DEFEATS \. CUMBERLAND
BY4 TOUCHDONNS: SCORE g TO7

Rcfcrec-Carl Miller. Wesleyan.
Cmpire-"Coke" ConnOrs.
Head Observation-Disclosures.
Time Of pcr!ods-Twelyc minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08
W. & J. Invades Pittsburgh for Panther Clash
MUCH INTEREST DISPLAYED
BY LOCAL GR|D|RON FANS

Over hundred fans OF the gridiron
sport will motor 10 Pittsburgh or trav-
el by train today TO see the game at
Forbes Field when the Wash-JeH eleven
clashes with the Pitt Panthers.
The bigges; majority Of local fans are
rooters for W. & J.. but all followers or
the sport are anNlVl>iy awaiting what
kind OF surprise will Glenn Warner
sprinR today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08
EATTLED TO A TIE

ATHENS. Ca. Nov. THE football
teams Of the University Of Georgia and
the University If Virginia fought II out
to a seven I" seven tic today in their
annual game here. After the GeorCians
had scored touchdown and kicked goal
in the second period. Virginia picked up
in offensive play and in the final quar-
tor tied the score when Hnllcy made a
brilliant nifty yard run for u touchdown
and Russell kicked goal.
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