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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
A. {. WINS
FROM BRILLIANT
EAST END ELEVEN PILED UP ALL
POINTS IN lST PERIOD. SCORED
TWO TouCmowNS.
ohios Unable to Pierce locals Limo.
High Stars Appear In Lineup Of
Brilliant,

After piing up two Nouchdowns for
fourteen points in the first period yes
i"rday afternoon, the Henry \. {. seem
I'D satisfied and "hobbled" through the
in deadlock. The final scor" was 40
in the Gold and Blues favor.
The contest was witnessed by nearly
1000 enthusiasts football fans. and
was rcplete with thrills throughout the
four periods. which brought the crowd
tumble picked up by King was the big
thrill during the game.
Presenting n team that was loaded n
the top the Brilliant eleven entered
the contest confident OF victory. with
many high school stars in their lineup.
Vick"rs Rankin. Dalrlmple. all shin
ing stars in scholastic ranks. were in
the Ohioan lineup. but even with this
combination they were hardly able to
compete with the fighting East Finders.
both on nffensc and defensive work.
battling throughout the four quarter
the brilliant team never once brouCh
the oval within the Fast E1dcrS twenty
lard mark. while the Henrys were
After advancing the ball down III"
field for forty yards. the East End
eleven placed the oval on the Ohioan'S
tw" yard mark. where Hadorn tore off
tackle for the touchdown. Stromp kick
ed the goal.
The second touchdown resulted fror'
Il tumble ball. after n bad pass, 10y
BriiliautS center man. Under tho
shadow Of their own goal post. the
OhiOanS attempted TO run the end, but
Il bad pass resulted In tumble. and
scramble for the ball King, III"
IfcnryS fleetfooted halfback. tore
through the line and scoopcd tho 'oval
up on IN" five yard line and "skidd'd
across the goal for the final touch
dawn. Stromp again kicked grnal. show
inr plenty Of skill at booting the slip
perry oval
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
ALLEGHENY EXPECTS
FAST FLOOR TOSSERS
Baldwin, Star, Is Lost to Team-Coach
Applsgran Has Plenty Of New
Material TO Build Up Five.

Mcadv;llc. Ia. bee. 5.-Coach Apple
gran has been busy for ten days work
ing out material for n" hLSkctha II team.
Following 4 very satisfactory season or
;u:,Lr q. sp,v1d:d showing IN the fac" OF
",." m!>hap after another. Applrgran
!mm"d!a:ely started picking material
tor tn" fave and has been busy n Il
ever since. With tn exception of the
men vino played on tn" eleven. whom
he wants To lay off for II good rest.
about 81 candidates appeared in the new
gymnasium and have been working hard
for - place on IN" varsity basketball
team.
pany with righty-twO other Sunday
Among thuS" who reported were kot-
ford. captain; Dunbar and MountSir. let
ter men from last season: Wise and
Pringlc Of last seasons second team:
Braun, Shrcr. Rider. Stenstrom. VIM
nrr B.tner Clough. Clark. Dale. Black.
Ellsworth, ShivcIey. bale Murphy. KEEL
ly. Siedlc. Hershey. Smith and others.
coach AppleRran had them shoot Il great
deal. practice individual work. such AS
whirling TO = dribble: then staged few
short sCrinimagcs 10 get a line on the
men. There were seven teams in all.
Football men who will report the first
Of next week are: Parker. Morley. Cum
ningham. Shult1. Russell. Houscr. SoCor.
Dykes. L. Clark ard Harry Miller, whose
broken ankle has healed
a.
CONNIE dations furnished by the new
gymnasium this year, such a contrast
with previous seasons. The big floor
gives them space 10 maneurcr. and tho
new team rooms with their 8 foot steel
lockers showers and other facilities are
tho last word in convenience.
Although Baldwin will be sadly miss
cd. Allegheny expects to turn out \
strong team this year. She has the ma
,crial. and what Is AZ much To the point.
she Will not be handicapped for lack OF
opportunity TO practice, as she was last
season. Coach .tpplegran was letter
man on the 1915 University OF Illinois
team. which won the championship OF
the Big Ten. and a letter man also on
the team in 1916. when 1t was runner up
20 the hampions He knows tn" game,
and Judging from the way nc starts out
ne knows how To coach 1t.
He Is a driver and works his men
hard. Two years Of service in the army
as Il first lieutenant have made him
strict disciplinarian. Applcgran Is a
hig fellow. standing 6 feet and weigh
ing 1870. but is as agile as cat and has
tho admiration OF all the men in training
under him for his qualities as leader.
as well as for his skill in games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
RESUME OF SATURDAY GAMES

BoStonIans can easily he hailed on thu
mar with any nf tho I'm stern nlcvcus
claiming the chamnionship. AS not one
of the big three has aFdistinguIsbed rec
ord such as that of the BOSTON conquer
vrs.
Dstroit-Tulane.
Detroit University closed a wonderful
season with 4 victory over Tulane COZ.
lrxe. crossing the hUm,, BOYS goal line
in tho npyniur prrlud after lnurrr
had hit orr tack :. on three occasions
from the uyc-vard line
Nothing has staiu,J tho Mirhieandcrs
record his wear, with the exception OF
the SURPRISING defeat at the hands Of
Hrthnny college hrrr several weeks M,
washington Pifth Avenue.
~ fuIihocl; iHst nv, W - han
ntonShin 70 Wnshinr,on 1Dpb tn,
Smnkv tI,v eIcvcn h,inr cutnisvcd IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
FOOTBALL AUTHORITIES

Foot ball officials should be assigned TO
the various EAmes--not simply appoint
ed Everybody will agree that the sue
cess OF the great American collegiate
game depends on the integrity OF the Of
hcials. and yet there has been more crbm-
plant against decisions this fall than IN
years.
Coaches agreed the officials should re-
Ce.ve more protection. As the situation
now exists officials arcappOIntcd by the
central board Rather. they are APP
proved. At an annual meeting of the
officials CCmm!ttec the various coaches
and captains gather to max" out their
FISTS. If an official has incurred the dis
pleasure of coach by some ruling he
made thu previous season he goes on the
black list He never again works IN Il
game participated in by that particular
college.
1t seems. therefore. that all of the
officials should be graded into various
seS-A. Il. and G., for instance.
The first class would be made M OF
officials who have had considerable" cN-
periencc and who naturally would he
considered little better than othcrS not
30 experienced The third class would
comprise the younger mon and. those
whose experience has been limited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
DECEMBER SCHEDULE
At Y. ", c, A. IS FULL
OF HAPPY EVENTS

The month of December in y. w. c. ~
circles is full of interesting meetings,
d!nncrs and parties. christmas DAY. as
usual open house will be held ana dln
Nor will be served to girls away from
homo. ,c
Following is the calendar of events
for the month: ~ 49,,
December 6-Fricndship CLUB fudse
marty and business meeting.
Dsccmber 7--Bus!ness Women's clue
dinner. speaker, Miss Nellie Lyle.
December lO--High School Friendship
supper. Mrs. Arthur Malcolm DOW sec
rotary to linda. speaker, M' Whnsi,o 81 !,
High school cluts invited.
december lO--Fedcration Dramatic
class play. lively" Old Maids. auditor
ium at s r. M, under direction or MISC
Rrna Wagner. ,
staff and religious education committee
M home Of Mrs. Chas. O'Brien, Howard
apartments: Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dow. guest
Of meeting. ~
parties in gymnasium Tor girls ana Ine"
young men friends.
Dcccmbcr l2-Vcspcr service. Mrs.
Arthur NJ Dow Of India speaker So
cial hour with members or the /. IS
club as hostcsses
mon Of city in gymnasium.
December li-Binnie club party-So-
Cial room.
Deccmhcr l7-Christmas party for
members of all gymnasium claesses
December ~ to January 3-Holiday
recess for classes and clubs.
December 22--Iollyanna club roller
skating party.
Dccrm Der 22-Iuniors at home OF Mrs.
Charles Flanagan. Woodlawn.
December 23-White Gifts party for
Federation Girls and small children.
December 25-"Opcn House" Christ
mas dinner served to girls away from
home
December 2S-Boy and girl party to
be given by Junior business Girls.
December 2S-Girl Reserve party.
December 3O--Boy and girl party, roll
Ter skating, games and stunts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
RODGERS WILL
COACH v. \. j.

Special dispatch to The Intelligence
MorgantOwh. W. Va, Dec. at L
of the West Virginia tniver-
sity Athletic Board late last night. lr;;
r.. Rodgers. noted mountaiur"r athl"t"
of 1920 was elected To coach tn" l?2l
baseball team. succeeding krmprr Shell
ton also j West Virginia product.
Rodgers has had a great career here,
playing football. basketball and base
hall four wears and. raptaininC four
teams As baseball player h" is rec
ogn!zcd as among the greatest. II mot in
fact the best player that was ever pro-
duced here He had numerous offers To
play big league ball. and is still solicit
ted to sign his nam" IL Il contract, but
StcadfaStly refuses to play prOf"SSt"@al
ball Rodgers was first assistant coach
Of football her" during the season just
closed and will undoubtedly b. re-
turned in that capacity next fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
WISCONSIN AND OHIO
WON'T Meet IN BASEBALL

Charleston. Dec. 5.-WiSconSin and
Ohio State Universities. which yestcr-
day severed football relations. viii not
meet in baseball next spring. II became
known Tonight when the 1921 sched-
ul-s were made public. The football
break was not believed 10 have had any
influence in the arrangement Of the
baseball schedules. however. for the lat
tor were made up some time ago,
although not announced until tonight.
The schedules revealed that Waseda
University Of Toxic. Japan. will invade
The western conference next spring with
games arranged with several OF the big
ten" teams.
Minnesota and Illinois. which also Sc
vsrrd football relations. will not meet
on the diamond. but this IS because
not through any III feeling between the
schools.
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3"
OPENS 1920-21
FLOOR SEASON
II ARMoRY TOMORROW EVENING
AT o'CLOCE SHARP-CADETS
HAVE ENTIRE NEW TEAM.
aroon and Cream msxperiencsd-UnIon
Tossers Expected to Hand Cadets
Lacing Tuesday.

The eyes of the basketball fans Of thc
4hio valley will be focused on the Ca
edral Armory Tuesday evening when
Cathedral Cadets open up their 1920
81 basketball season with the strong
| Mon Hifh school five. This promises
. be L herculean tilt and Will attract
G attention of fans all over the Ohio
Hey.
Eong team this year, and Will give al
posing teams in the valley run Tor
Fir money" Can this same thing be
id Of Cathedral? VIII Cathedral NJ
Of the leading high schools in the
Hey this year as they were IN prcceu
years? VIII Cathedrals incxpcfi-
red team add more glory to the al
ady glorious records that have beIn
ablishcd By teams representing the
room and Cream in preceding years:
these questions remain to be an
cred on Tuesday evening. December
when the Maroon and Cream clashes
tn the team representing the Sathe-
Il High school. ,,
Fans attending this game are nounu
get their moneys worth. Union
yh will be- filled with determination
capture the cadets scalp. While the
ali light and inexperienced Cathc-
n team will be fun OF pep" and a
termination to keep clean the hne
ord that has been established by the
Fmer teams representing c. II. 5.
BY graduation Cathedral lost SIX men
last years first squad and -FOUR men
second squad were also lost. I'M"
ces Cathedral In what nigh; be term
q right Mace" Coach Brother
Instant will certainly have his hands
IN trying TO round his team into form;
he cadets have been practicing haTd
he last two weeks and expect to gre
MON a rather lively tusslt.
Houston and Beattic are the only
zen Of last years first squad that arc
Till in school. HoustoL played center
or last years quintet and much Is eN-
ccted of him this year Beatt!- was a
uh guard last year and should develop
pto a dependable man. kittle ana
traub Of last years second squad arr
waxing strong bids for bcrths on the
ocular i've. Several other payers III
chool will make strong bids for place
n the team. The most prominent ~
hpsc arc: McNulty. Carso>-. Commit
lark. Stein. Reilly. Lewis and Patton
II Of these arc good but inexperienced
layers, and it IS doubtful what the Inc
n tomorrow evening against CniIH VIII
L.
4 snarpy preliminary has been ar
anCed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
PRINCETON TO CLASH
WITH THE NAVY ELEVEN

Annapolis. Nd. Dec. J.-Prtnc"ton ana
the Annapolis mid shipmcn Will clash on
the gridiron II FarrIgut Field at the
naval academy on October Is. next. M
nnuncryncnt To this Eject was made to-
nigh, by Commander Douglas l.. How
ard. directOr OF athletics at the academy
The TWO institutions entered into W."
year agreement Last N,1C for alternate
matches ard during TN late S''LSSur. nc
rniGd..-> went L. jungn town and w'r" dc
fratcd l4-O The date for next year
game was all that remained /" be
settled.
Now that University OF Pennsy IVAN
viii not come TO annapolis for a game.
the nidGieS management has ulGned ne
got!atlonS with Penn State and thor" Is
strong likelihood Of q game being ar
ranged The plan is j. play on neutral
grounds North Carolina is definitely
iixed Of the navy schedule for October |
and negotiations with University Of Eir-
glnia Buckncll and other institutions
are pendinX 5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
Nine ENLIST IN
The ARMY SUNDAY

Sunday proved Il very busy day at the
United States army recruiting office in
The IntelliEcuccr building. Nine men
enlisted. six for Il years service each.
Will" the other thrC" took the three
years IN which 10 complete their course
and training under the Stars and
Stripes.
Tn" six cnIistinE for the one year
left for Camp Jackson. :. C.. where they
Will be assigned to the coast artillery
corps. they being Harry Watkins. Dal-
las. Ten: Carl y. TimblIh, bridgeport.
O.: Paul Hughes, Friendly. W. Va: A.
bert Booth East Liverpool, O.; Edgar
Cunningham. East Liverpool. o., and
Alton Il. Booth. East Liverpool. ..
Tn" three men "nliStnE for three
years are going in this infantry ard
hay" lett for Camp TraXis. Tex. They
are Cl"yd :. lrIch, pclph"s. O.: Will
lard l.. Judy, East Liverpool. o.. and
James L. Russell. East Liverpool. ..
The five m"n. working under Scrgt.
McCiufflnS. In charge Of the local sta
tion. are trying their best To get
more men to enlist than last month, and
are also trying to hold the titles "a
long as poSSihl" as they arc. way ahead
of amy 0r thu other recruiting stations
thruughout West Virginia.
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College.
Boston college IA: Holy Cross 0.
Detroit college Z: Tulane u.
High School
Washington "A: Fifth Avenue I.
Professional 4.
Buffalo Pros /: Canton J.
Georgetown Bethany.
Bcthany's light and speedy eleven
went down to. defeat before the much
heavier and we'll balanced Georgetown
University. in one Of the hardest fought
games Witnessed on the Washington
American league ball park this season.
the final score standing l4-G. y d"frlt
and record went with the beating that
tho Green and White received from tAc
Catholics.
Denny" Hughes holding What IS
claimed 10 be a worlds record for goals
after touchdown, with twcnty-thr"%
consecutive goals. to his credit, failed
TO place the oval between the bars N
the last period when his team scored
1t was Hughes last game with Bethany.
as he Is lost 10y graduation, and the
breaking of his record came as hard
blow. not only TO his teammates but 10
the great leader Of Bcthanys l92O Gr'u
team hiVscn
Kelly. Bcthany's sensational halfback
was again the fireworks OF tho Buffalo
Creek eleven. pulling off some wonder
full runs. and breaking down forward
passes with skill Stewards great de-
fensive work was again Il fcatur" of tho
game.
This closes ono OF the most successful
seasons in Bethanys history. and de.
spite their five defeats. the buffalo
Creek lads have gained Il reputation On
the cridiron. defeating such teams as
Detroit. Carnegie Tech. and Westmin-
stcr.
Boston-Eoly Cross.
Boston college closed a great season
Saturday. when the bean" city lads
vanquishcd Holy Cross. by Il 40 score
even surpassing the record of Harvard
ular teams in the East. Harrard'S 80
victory over Holy Cross earlier in the
season. should lead football authorities
10 consider the Boston college team
which handed the Catholics troucing
Saturday.
With every game played turned into
a victory. and not one single tie. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
THIRTY TEAMS
IN 6-DAY RACE

New York. Dec 5.-Undc'' tn" sane
ton Of the National cycling ASsoCia
tion the regular annual stN-day bicycle
race started tonight in the Madison
square Garden with field Of fifteen
teams completing. Just an evan dozen
American riders and eighteen foreign
cyrlrmCn constituted the fifteen teams
The teams ar" paired rs follows:
Fgg- NIUNarr.l: BroCCoI'oburn: Spears
Lawrence: NCri-LcrnF: Ptant-Belloni:
pNbactrs- PcrSyn. kramcrSpenccr; SUI
ter; Observation-Disclosures Van Mex
MIGUEL: Bedell-Thomas: Taylor Smith;
Ryron-Sr eachle, Grimm Young; fnschc-
SandiVelyC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
FIRE PUTS MAETNsBURG
IN DARKNESS FOR N1GHT

Special Dispatch to the Int"liiG"nc"r.
Martinsburg. ". Va, Dec. MAR
tinShurg was thrown completely with
out electric power at noon to-day when
Il blaze at tn" plant of IN" Potomac
Light & Power company totally destroy
ed its large switchboard. cntdiling loss
Of bctwrcnSl5. 900 ana S@0.o"n. In order
to produce current for MHrtinShurE in
duStrics tomorrow the company secured
workmcn from HagcrStown and W IN
chester to arrange a temporary board.
To protect life and property Tonight
when the city was in darkness. Mayor
G. NJ. Seibert appointed special officers
who patrollcd the streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
BELLA|RE HAS
HARD SCHED'
RED AND BLACK WILL BE
SCENTED BY STRONG TEA
HARD HIT BY GRADUATl
Lost Big Star in Happy" 10
Coach Galhareth working
With BOYS For Opener

Brl:ajrr High faces 4 st!ff
for the coming basketball sea
CoaChh Galbareth will be 70
round out 4 strong five 10 fill
representatives Of the ohio SC
face such i list 81 games NJ All
this seasons schedule.
The Red and Black has been
by graduation losing McDermott. Kill
gore. Lopeman and many substitutes.
the greatest loss found in LopcmLn who
was an individual star in Bc!Gllr"'S sue
cess on tn" floor last year. Happy"
Will be missed in the teams work, and
his height Will be missed AT the center
position.
Coach Galbareth will be forced 20 the
limit TO round out Il. team cahIb!" Of
facing the following schedule with sue
Cs.SS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
ELECT PRESIDENT
Manufacturers Directors Have Special
Meetings Mt Fort Henry Club To-day

This afternoon at 100 o'clock at III"
Fort Henry club. there VIII he special
meeting Of the board of directors OF the
West Virginia Manufacturers ASSocia-
ton
At this session. tho directors will elect
a successor TO Mr.. J. j. Holloway. who
recently resigned as president OF the as
suciat ton after n very successful three
years as chief executive officer OF the
organization.
The directors this afternoon also will
tax" up arrangements for the annual
meeting Of tn" ASSOCIATION, which Will be
held 1T Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
Inte||igencer Makes
AH-State Select

I Taken From Ih'wn-Statc ana L
nc,TSionS.)
Dyer. clark hUrg-l.cft End. -,
KiShhauEh. CIArkSburg-Lett l,
Howard. Wh", ling-l.eft Guar
prNorc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
McHrnry. FnrkrrShu rr-RlEhi ,
II, witt. WhrrlLng-ltight Tack
CARED. CharlrSton-RiEht Enc
tnr,"N. Charir>ton--tluartcr:
II!N"ubaugh. Wh"ri!ng-RiGht
IrZrr. Huntingt"n--l%ft Half
Iaruum. Parkvrsburg-tull Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
HOLD SUSPECTS IN
THEFT OF BONDS

q two Italians suspected Of being i'm
nliCatrd IN Il bond theft. are being held
in tn" city jail for investigation. y
details were given out, only that the
men ar" suspects. They are thought to
have stolen some bonds in this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
c4uRcr nEnIcATED

Special Dispatch TO The lntclligrncrr.
kcyser. w. Va, Dec. 5.-The new
Church of the brethren. Main street and
Fort avenue. Was dedicated today. The
Revs. Emory r. Frkc and Jeremiah
Thomas were in charge. Prof. W. {.
Roller, Of ISrdGcwatcr College, conduct
cd the singing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
cnrsr1rAs SAVINGS HAvY.
Moro Than $3oo, oco Holiday Money q
Re Distributed BY Banks.

Wheeling people who prepared for the
Christmas season through the medium
OF the Christmas Savings clubs conduct.
ed by Wheeling banks will receive over
100000 in Christmas savings checxn.
Already the Christmas Savings clubs
for 1921 have. been started by several
Of the financial institutions and they
are being literally patronized.
The following are amounts OF Christ.
NAB savings deposits In various institn-s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
RRrrroN VI. NICHOLS.

Dcs Moines. Iowa Dec Jack Britt
TON. az New York weltcrweiGht cham
pion of the world. was ma tched to box
Ten rounds with Johnny Nichols. Of st
Paul. Mimi. here on December II. L
, WAS announced today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
ON THE SCREEN Of SPORT. i,
By Hugh S. Fullerton.

ends Harvard could have Strongthene4
the backfield by using one end bac1
there.
The reason you fellows think ths.e
are few good ends Is that the end pos
iton has become harder and harder TO-
play. The forward passing game throws
TOO much work on ends. both in attack
and defense. Getting down under puntA,
going down for forward passes, "a
attending to interference on end runs
gives an end something to think AboVt.
On defense the end Is played bard
est and must be always guessing whsthy
er it is pass or a bluff followed By an
end run. The ends did not shine BE-.
cause their work was too heavy. The
men were above average in my tudE.
ment" -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
Too Navy Yals COOKS.

Yale's football dilemma was explAtneS
to me the other day by an old Yale man
who is wearing mourning for the team.
Whether his explanation Of the failure
Of Yale this year or not Is correct. do
not know. 1t sounds plausible and, since
he has been actively associated with
football for many years. he ought to
know ~
The trouble with Yale this year vas
simply a case Of too many cooks. We
were too anxious TO make a team. There
was good material, perhaps not as great
az 'some years, but plenty OF II II prop,
erly developed. Jnes. permit me to aay.
is great coach. / think he would have
done better II lot Of US volunteer and
other helpers had kept away entirely. It
was an overcoached football team
rather than overworked as some have
said. I think we drilled q lot Of the
spontaneous fight and enthusiasm oat
Of the men. ~
II am not crIticising the system" no
continued. ut might have produc0d .
great outfit but for the fact that Boston;
College hit the team a hard blow. The.
defeat did not count SO much as the ply.
steal effects. The game smashed mp q
lot Of good football material. Tho
coaches were forced to coach subs. In
working with these replacement troops.
we drove them hard-and prohabl OVER
worked the regulars who were not hurt.
The team never recovered from the ealys
season injuries. When the injured ones.
were able to get back into. the lineOp
they did so without receiving the care
full drilling the subs had been given.
Team work was damaged"