The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-24
FAST PITTsEURaHERS PROVE MAS
TERS OF NUSS' CHARGES in
GREAT GAME
CAPTAIN BOBBY STOBBS PLAYS
GREATEST GAME OF CAREER
TWO LONG RUNS MADE

In Il great exhibition OF football.
l.Ms!l's eleven was trodden TO earth
yesterday afternoon on the Fa!:
Grounds field by the heavy and fast
eleven representing Shady Side Academy
Of Pittsburgh. The score was eight
nothing; the visitors scoring touch
down and Il safety
although they played a wonderful
game. p!ungiuE the oppvncn, line pieces
u; times. sllirting the ends well. and
using passes to great advantages, the
cadets lacked the punch to put the bail
across when u.Ir enough. and fell on
the Snur; "nd .: the score.
Yesterdays game wound up the sea
son for both teams. and Il was p peas
INK climax TO both teams although the
locals failed to win.
Individual stars were numerous, @er-
"gal Of the cadets showing mp well.
while tho TittsbUrrh eleven was COM
posed Of nearly All stars. For the
locals. Captain Rohhy Stohhs and Carl
liam!ll We're the demons on carrying the
hall. while Woods also proved a terror
N tho fow minutes he was in the game.
E"rrehsem played his usua! good game
in great STYLE but he WAS not rs good
yesterday as in several games Tassrd.
For tho visitors O'Nci., Iahelsxy and
hi'lSlD t"ll'S were INC '''hs - - W.
proved himself = clever quarter. cRrah!c
OF all classes OF the game, while Label
Sky was 4 Demon halrhacK. Sweeney
also played Il good game. pcttcs out
PLAYED Bcvrch sem at center, breaking
through many times to stop plays.
The visitors line charged better than
tho cadets, nlihou@h the locals were up
Ia their usual form. Tho weight OF
the T,itahurGhers added much to their
advantage.
Tho visitors were much faster than
the locals. and proved fine open field
runners. on punting. O'NeIl outclsssed
any Of the CADETS They used triple
and double cr!Is-cross to good ndvan-
raEe several times. scoring their touch
Gown on one
Tho KICKOFF
Baxter Of Shady side kicked OF to
Hamill on the fifteen, who returned IL
ten before being dropped. Three first
downs followed in rapid succession with
Il series of line riungcs with Iiam!l DO
INK most Of the work. The cadets We're
stopped on the visitors forty-hvo by q
tumble. They advanced the ball TO the
atty. where another tumble ravc tho
ball TO the cadets, They made another
first down and were held on tn" thirty
I'VE. Hb 'i'Iu b'l'A I''N' IA'''. ~ h'o
line once. and then I.aRrilr got away
for the remaining distance FOR The held
with the first and only touchdown, 60
ing the 81 yards through the entire ca
Diet field by very clever open field rum
ming The play started with n triple
Criss-Cross behind the line, and was we'll
executed. O'Ncul missed the goal.
Baxter again kicked 10 Stobhs for
Linsiy who returned 81 ten. The cadets
fumhlcd and Shady Side recovered and
made 4 Arst down in tho next two Plays
a pass LabclSky shooting n wicked pass
to O'Ncil for ten yards. -Four plays
failed to net the ten yards. and the
cadets tried twice Mt the line. Miles
then puntcd to Sweeney on his forty
four. Two plays ut the line failed, and
the quarter ended with the ball In pos
session Of the visitors. Score LinSly, Q;
Shady Side. =.
Second Quarter
O'Ncil shot I pass Ia ShIr. hut failed
on tho m"Nt play putting to the -. Two
tries nj the line u,tt"d few yards, and
then llamil got through for twelve
yards. lie was thrown heavily and lost
/ the hall on tumble. Baxter recovering
. 4 rriSs-cross noi;cd tho visitors three
and TWO itlSSrS w"r" incomplete. O'Neii
runt"d 10 Stuhhs who SIrnallcd n fair
. catch. on his twelve. Miles WAS thrown
for four yard lass on an end run. and
then he tri"d to punt. lie fumhled the
Yam. on his ;oal line. picked 1t ny. but
was thrown for safety 10y n'NcN.
The hail Was rul in piHy on the thirty
Two tries q; the lEe failed and Miles
,.,rnlrG To ia, MI. y !iyl. ~. run Bach
- the forty. Til" visitors W"r" thrown
for ten Yard -, on Il Ions 'mi run