The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-22
PRESIDENTS HAVE
BIG GAME TODAY

Special to The Richmond NirEinian)
Washington. IA, Nov. 2i.--A yeri-
able flock of west Virginia universt-
y scouts Will be here tomorrow 10
zee Washington and jefferson close
IN home season with West Virginia
Wesleyan The Mountaineers have
, game with Ohio Wesleyan. but the
University team will be left in the
,ands OF an assistant coach at the
md NJ the week and practically the
entire coaching staff as we'll as some
II the West Virginia players. viii
ONE here To get final glimpse al
n. Presidents before they tackle the
Aanntaineers at Morgantown on
Thanksgiving. Manager Stansbury
Has sent word that several of his ex~
perts viii be here to see w, & i.
How different from the old spyinE
says) and the visiting scouts will be
given an opportunity TO watch the
Red and Black varsity from a good
antage point
w & J. has had scouts on West
Virginia In every game OF itnpor-
ancc the Mountaincers have played
his year and Mcfntirc and his assis-
ants have made no secret of their
presence at games where the Presi-
dents were expected 10 show their
fAnd, So that whatever of old
ytuff' each team has In its repertory.
The other in bound to be thoroughly
familiar with. 1t is anticipated how
a..ve~. that htsth will have ,tstiit up
Dmething different for Thanks
diving DAY. so that all the scouting
nav not yield much.
Hut w. 4 J. Is thinking mostly OF
West Virginia Wesleyan. which comes
nero Saturday. big. powergui. fast
veteran team that somehow or other
anpeaxs TO have a. vsnt. OF c2nfdence.
aot merely in its ability 10 hold tho
Red and Black. but to defeat Nor
cows men The fact that the Meth
,Aists are bringing crowd OF
DoterH along when they arrived this
evening and are ARA nging TO wire
tack the details OF the game play-by-
NAV to the student and town fans of
Buckhanun. who cannot come, in
ficates apparently that they figure
,r accom- p1fshing a lot here. And
Morrow has the greatest respect for
their ability and has go informed his
team. which he grooming forSone of
The hsrdest combata. OF the season.
Unusually capable officials have
hAen named for the Saturday tilt.
Wilmer q. Crowell, the old Swarth
more star who was referee in tho
". 4 J.-Syracuse game and umpire
IN the W. 4 J.-Pitt setto. Il TO be ref
esee. While Crowe!l performed ex-
cei1sntiy in the Pitt game. he was es-
pActaily good ut Syracuse as refer
see, where he ran tho game like
ciockwork. standing fer nothing that
vas not business and keeping things
moving at lively clip. AS umpire
the central board has assigned James
n. Moffatt. the old Princeton player.
Sithout a doubt one of the best men
10 the country and an arbiter who
has been In some OF w. 4 US most
important games In recent years.
The line men will be Fred J. Crolius.
of Dartmouth. one of the best known
and most capable officials In the
country. Crolius has appeared in
College field games as frequently.
perhaps as any man in the game and
no has always given satisfaction.
College field, in poor shape for sew
sral years, has been given lot of at
tention and Is again in good condi-
ton for game. With no rain before
totnorrow afternoon the gridirion Ii
ENACTED to be in excellent condition.
ana the speed boys Of both teams arc
Mpected to be able to show mt their
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