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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
DIXIE EAGLES PASS CRISIS
IN SERIES FOR CITY TITLE
Strong Church Hill Bank De-
fcated by Score of
4 TO 2.
CONTEST WITNESSED ny 4.sou
jack Knight Ciouts Homer In Ninth
With One 3nu On und Wins Con-
test-l'inn1 Score In 4 10 2-Diurs
Heat X. OF &.

Dixie EuSlcs successfully passcd
the crisis I'm the post season series
now being conducted By Richmond
pennant winning amateur baseball
mines, when they defeated Church
Hill Bank AZ Byrd Park yesterday by
the score OF TO 2. The victory was
the second for the Eagles since the
elimination series started. The win
ner Of the series Will meet the win
n"r ~ the Commercial Leaguc pen
nant for the amateur championship
Of Richmond
4 home-run by Jack knight IN the
ninth inning. with ono man on busc
and the score si/nd!ng . to =. brought
Knights wallop Walton. for Church
hin Bank. and Powell. for the Eagles,
had pitched excellent ball.
While the Eagles were trimming
the Bankers Company ~" OF the
Richmond Blues was wailoping the
knights Nof Columbus. md the teams
arc tied for nrst honors I'm the scrlcS.
each having won two games and lost
none. First English Lutheran de-
!cated tho B9ys' club by the score Of
: 30 . IN tho other game.
Yesterdays game between ~"
Eagles and church Hill Bank was
Witnessed by. orr OF the larrcs;
crowds that ever attended an ANA
tour ramc in Richmond. II We" ~
timatcd that $500 fans saw the con
test.
'rhu
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stud. OF Howard County. Md, the
same being one of the most consid-
cradle thoroughbred nurseries in the
United States, had to race Ills best
In 1919 10 beat the distance running
Exterminator and Sir Barton. Last
year. The Porter whipped DR.. .-la-k
and Irish Kiss on 4 heavy tracs.
me Potomac was instituted asst
year, and most nuspiciousiy. Man
o war came to Maryland to race I'm
the Potomac inaugural Samuel D.
Riddle choosing that method OF
showing his appreciation Of tho ef-
forts OF Edward Burke to provide
arst-class racing for the people Of
Philadelphia and Wilmington. and
TO win in a brilliant way from Wild
air. one OF the most remarkable OF n
group OF remarkable 3-year-olds
than bore the Whitney silks in 1920
Wildair had previously won the
Metropolitan handicap and tho En-
pire City derby. He was in rare
condition when he tackled Man o.
War. which had won the Prenkness
Withers. Belmont. Dwycr. Miller.
Travcrs. Jockey Club and Lawrence
Realization stakes. He put the great
son OF Fair Play to a drive as the
two swung into the home stretch.
But Man o War packed I3s pounds
TO his los and finally beat him easily.
Man o. Wars visit to IIavre dc Grace
last September was an event In
Northern Maryland history. Five
thousand men and women motored to
tho race course the Sunday following
Man o wars victory in the Potomac
to look At and admire the horse of
the century" for 100000 had been
offered and refused
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Sets Consecutive hitting u.co,,,

M "AfoiiS. Aug. 2T.--Robcr,
,s"er, second baseman for the Min.
''"To,iS american Association team
h'd Il new association r-,ur.l
consecutive hitting today when
~ surely In both games OF ::
with indianapolis, max
ing thirty-three strairh, games -
Wh'ch he has hit safely. Brief %,
Nahshs City, formerly held tho roo.
ord, with thirty-one.
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MldllcMcIrhts VIII In.

NEW YORK. Aug. 27.--Johnny Will
son, who Will settle Il dispute over
the middlcwcight boxing title with
bryon Dowrey ut Jersey City Labor
Day, has taken over the old train.
ing quarters or Georges Carpenter
Mt Manhasset. l.. /. Wilson is being
aided In his training by Gus Wilson.
who conditioned Carpenter for the
Dempsey bout
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Mcdonnell Giants.

''T''T''I''Nr IIF"c- UHS" hIt--NCW-
son. stolen bascs--Pugh 90. North
',rant, Bragg 10. Cooper (2). Double
riaTs--i"hnson to J. Payne. Cooper to
d i"|he' jackson to Waymack. Lett
-! 'hs"f-l;tchrnond. 6: Mcconnell, =.
Eases on ba!!s--on Bradford o. or
Henderson. 2. Struck out.--bv Rro1-
ford, S; by Henderson. 10. Timc OF
thme, ESQ. Umpircs-Aaron and
Harris
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mike Gibbons Encru.,,c

fHll-, MINI, Aug. 2T-An Of .
.or' ~ being made to arrange bouts
or Mike Gibbons, st. Paul middle
"eiGht hoXcr. for every night exccp,
sunday between September IL ami
octoher IL. II was announced today
ny ms manager Gibbons said no
hopes To set record in participating
IN twenty-five or thirty boute in as
many nights.
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Piedmont Lcngmc RcsuIt,

Raleigh. 3; Durham. 0.
Greensboro, .: Danvillc. s.
Winston salem. 2: High Point. 8.
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worlds Chnmnton wrc.,I., s,u.

Worlds Champion Wrestler Sails.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27-StanIslaus
Ihyszko. world heavyweight wrest
ling champion. sailed today for Spain
To compete In several matches. II.
was passenger on the steamer
America. bound for Southampton and
ChcrhourR
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south Atlantic Association uesu,,.

columbia. 81: Augusta. 2-1
charlotte. 40; Charleston. 50
Spartanburg. 2-S; Greenville. 3-10
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international Lcnguc Results.
Rochester. SIS; Jersey City, "a.
Syracuse. 2: Newark. 3.
Buffalo. ?; BaI:i."r-c
Toronto. I'll; Reading, Is.
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FInriha State Lencnn nnsul

Lakclftd. 3; Jacksonville. Q.
Daytona. &: st. Petersburg. ..
Tampa. ?; Orlando. 0.
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Southern Assoclntlou Hc,uI,,

Nashville. 50; Atlanta. 6-S Second
game called at end Of sixth inning
Garkncss)
Chattanooga. .: Birmingham. 2.
Mobile. . Little Rock, 12.
New Orleans, Q: Memphis. q.
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Totals
Mcconnell f;Innts.

iwo-baSc hits-Grant
Miicheii. Bradford. Thrce-base hit
" " "E thick. stolen basc-MitcheIl
nacr,iiee hit-North Wild pitch
,ic"uers"n; Passed bal!--Grant. Hit
~ ~, ptc""n haii--by Henderson O..
P"yne). Left on basrs-RichmonJ
Z. Mcconnell, 6. Bases on halls or
reeves. l; off Henderson. 4. Hits
or kecves. in 3 innings. struck our
by Reeves. l; by Murphy. /: bv
iiucrsoh. D. Time of game. l:45
'thplrcS-Aaron and Harris
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Dixie i.:.nE'rs.

The score by innings: u.
r I...,,ce 100 OlN 0G2--t
-, ~, 600 600 20e--2
summary: Two-busc hit7-H Jones
Iintnc rnn--Knight stolen BAGS
Edwnraa. IL Jones. w. Sssiey. Saer.-
ncr -B,asicy. Double pihys--!f
Jones 10 NlSsley 10 Tucker fit %!
p!tchcd BALL Robinson. LEI. On
,'sr.e-.pixla Eagles. 6. G. II Bank
MS, bosc on crrcr--C. II. Bank. >
ri.ic Eagles. . Das"s on haIls-oH
i.nygcll. %; of Walden. / i'itS--"H
pow.il. : in . innings. on walton,
in q innings struck out-hy Powell
.. nv walton. 3 Time OF game
-, rmplres-wo and E1el-
lint. Scorcr-iI. q. Taylor. Attend
ancc. $500.
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Boys' Club.

Hoye' Club ........... 600 300 10,
summary: Two-basc hits-Whar-
ron. McGec. Becker. Three base hit
McGec. stolen bases--Ciark. McGcc.
short. FIRTH, King (2). Bell. Ganzert.
Page. Sacrifice hit--Frith. Double
play-Wharton, unassisted; Ganzcrt
10 King: FIRTH to Short to Wharton.
Left on bases-B e.. II: T.. L.. 4. First
bnse on error--English H.. 4: II. c., !.
Bases on balls--og Foster. 2; og Star
rift, z; Off Bowers, 2. Hits--off Eos
ter, 10 in Innings: off Starritt, @ In
61-2 innings; Off Bowers. 1 In 21-2
innings. Struck out-by Foster, 10;
by Starrltt, II; by Bowers. 2. Time
OF game.-2:2o. UmpIre-Moore.
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SEVEN

season he was thrown while running
with the ball and 4 stick was driven
three inches into his groin. He recov'
cred, started again and hurt leg then
his arches broke. down. In spite or
which he got back into play. That TEL
low. playing on spirioess team Swith
rev exceptions), deserves D. S. g
There Are Dozens.
There are others-StinSon or Prlnco-
ton, for instance. who was on his way
10 Il place in the football spotlight wnen
he was wrecked in the first play OF tho
Yale game. There is Mohardt OF Notre
Dame. one Of the greatest OF torwaTo
Dassers and corking man; there 10
Fritz Breidster Of Army. who was put
out OF the contest by a bad leg. french
OF Army. undoubtedly would be ranked
IN with the leaders II he had not been
cripnlcd most of tho season. Huftord
OF Penn State: Bas.sta Of Lafayette,
there arc dozen of them, but we started
orly to pick the ones who looked oest
when we watched then-and further
than that no one ought to go: Unless
we want to get a consensus OF opinion
and even then there would be thou'
sand arguments never settled.
Copyright. 1921. The New York
Evening Mail)
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Clever and Crafty.

CG.,,4So. Nov. so The lniNersity ~
low.,.s rrotbaU eleven. Nhamntou Of l.'
western conference and - the midd.'
west. proved To be the hest scoring in2-
chine In the big ten during -" past seN-
90, bur in defensive ability. ONO state
wisconsin and t'h.SaCD. all SURPASSED nc
u,lc winners on ;hS basis 90 "s"reS
alone.
The lIavkeyes' scoring machine cross
"a IS opponeRts goa lines IN Champion
shin games for total ~ l2S POINTS
one 81 the best records made 10y "!&
ron" .ram since Michtgans famous
"noin. minute eleven ~ Years ago
Wisconsin was second In scoring a"I!'H
cgainsf the conference" teams. bur was
IA, behind Iowa. the Badgers "''".ng
50 ,,oi,.s Ohio state was third "ith -"
nol,,s and chicago fourth with g..
Ohio Leads in Defense.
~, tho defense. in conference games
o,c,e Ohio stare KEEP its goal line STE
j., s,,r, game. hu, one. Illinois a'''Ne
.-oSsrd the RucAeHc line for Sc'"H
rn,nts. Strangely, this touchdown AuG
yna. the only one scored against n.h'
S,,te WAS the or'y one scored by l'!-
nos during the season In \ r'g ten game
and kept ohio State out &C Nr VIA
r.,,,, for the championship
Wisconsin. with ten r"'"ts S-""e l
81 c,,rsr her in ,itular contests. 'hl'aS"
,,,.1 thirteen. and low" with u'ieeN'
.,nLcd naNt IN defensive ab.hi.. on the
basis o. statistics alone
Tho following table shows the games
won los, and tied by each team:
-
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LOOK OUT WASH-JEFF
SAYS GREASY NEALE
President Mentor Gees Hard StruSEls
With Mountainssrs Thursday ~
MorHantown.

Special Dispatch TO Tho Intellisencer.
Washington. Pa. Nov 20.-"I want to
warn Washington and Jefferson players
and adherents that the II 10 I defeat OF
West Virginia at the hands Of Rutgers
Yesterday does not indicate by any
means the strength OF the Mountain
ers" said Head Coach Greasy" Neale
on his return here today from New
Brunswick. where lie secuted tbs south:
erners as part OF his preparation Tor w.
and Us battle with the Morgantown
team next Thursday. The Red and
Black mentor went on to say that West
Virginia had saved out big number OF
its first string until the last periods
keepins them intact for the Presidents.
He figures that the game on THURSDAY
will provide tho hardest struggle the
Presidents have had this year. believing
that West Virginia will be battling
desperately IN final effort to atone Tor
previous setbacks,
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by NA4S 9:9AhA~

- -.
~" $H7"r f0othaN naNrr 81 INC EchL
lie must be - eliminate Don l.vurie
and ul!"arn Of ia!". from "nnHlIerA-
ron o,fiealn - har" rnnhlhg ie!lom,
N'+ ',i I'ut' IL, I"'.'.'. m"e a.. snse,n
~, ''.e G,.,,o ,,T't n vos in had
>, .r,.yh oar ,hrnm,,n injuries which
Len. Ir,r oui ~ rjHy and slowed Sin
IN ,,tc,, ~. rnt Gari Last wear was
his rrerr year. and this year ne must
~ C.. t.,,",,ro,. There are half
= Gnzc,' r,hcrs III, ,.iaI,,7s TO greatness.
INT Eiii!nrcr stands out
,,c.,o,.o .,,d Eastman ~
'"He',,' ,'t,i,,ns for Tho Ia {
10y. '''',.',' =, i%nt came near
zach n"t.l'.IS, y. ,!,, ,,f,' ,o,nn rrnn.
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STATE FRESHIES.

Morgantown. W. Va. Nov. ca.-The
West Virginia freshmen eleven closed
It's season here yesterday afternoon BY
,rouncIng the Rroaddus college eleven
IS 10 o. Broaddus fought Nal!anuy
through the four long quarters but were
si,rrlv outClasscd by the heavier and
more experIenced freshman outfit. Sat
,.rday.a victory was the Ntth straight
for the Little Mountatueers.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Weusburg. wa. Nov. 2o.-The hlGh
school football championship OF BROOKE
county wilt remain with FolIaAshee
high school for another year by reason
OF ito Victory yesterday afternoon over
the wellsburg high school BY the score
OF 20 From about two hours before
the game started up until the final
wbsstle blew. a drizzling rain fell con
s,,ntly. Tho entire field vas covered
with one inch q water with the eNcep-
Ion OF about twenty yards.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Another big surprise ~ SATURDAY was
me Victory OF Coach Arnold eIe'eh 81
,.,,,,.si3e over SIstersville The game
had fought on a muddy fHclh.
r,..,,.sido scored two tourhd"wa' and
.,s ,.l,.s5 goals. while the Visitors
.b1e 70 score bat a safety.
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zr11ArzE-11vERPooL-

Eas, liverpool o, Nov. Z'.-,Su"" IN Z
splendid rspertolr" ~ f""toaLH I"e
Rs,iairo high school team '"'np'c'''y
outcIas%sh the Fast L.'eri"'"' ny"
Stays, her. Yesterday afternoon. win
mig IS - o.
rho belmont county lads alternated
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Well ! proml sed 20 do 1t; so here goes.
1t ISN'T an effort 1" pick AiI-American,
ll-EAStrrn or any or that "ort Of hlnf.
Il is simply an effort TO PICK IA" b'H'
mon have SCrn in their r"@iN0nS an"
,omi,Ile , tenn from them. II may not
10 the greatest cam. hU' I'd tax" i
nance on - against the AU-Am"fi"an
that the EXPERTS VIII select
Left End ktIey. Note Dame.
Lett Tackle KeCk princeton.
LeFt Guard -Baer. Penn state.
,'euler-- Stein, Pittsburgh.
Right Guard--R cdeE. Penn state.
RIght TaCkle-Mc,iuirc. Chicas so.
Right End-And"rson. NOR" Dame
quarter >iilinGer. Tenn state.
lIgh; Half -Gn1"lla. le"i'Ie'te
Ic;t H?lr-I'astncr. Nolr, Dame.
EuIl Kenyon. GeOrEcto"N
Even from the PLAYERS / nave seen IN
action It is difficult task 10 select ~"
clcyen best. stein haven't seen tItS
,.ar luIt after watching h. WORT L..
ir,Id seeing that he has imD""\"d raih".
than gone back. | nm competed [" con
slider him the best rowing center | ever
Lave seen In action. t"ulIninS INC
choice TO players seen TINS season
y Guild have to pick Wi'lner % lTlh'',
ton. who. in spite "f ~" ''Il IIrS nIn
10 pin his i"g an Two ~ 'hrce times ~
every zane was INc host | Watched
even counting rs haEn'ral1S.
Kcck AT Tacjde.
kcck r'aced at tackle merely on MS
ITS showing IN the Harvard Gtnln'Wne'e
ne revealed his true greatness. In III"
ether game jh!s season has he necN ~
physical snap" I" snow Nhai ne CO." ~
dc. End he .ost taste con -tdcrahiY tn
he chicago tGSslc h"caUH" OF hls At
l"mpt L. do IN" mems work aEaInS'
be: shift
II is hard TO judge by seeing q MN
In just oMc game, hui II ! am nc; MtHiN
t,lr liz. ~ n {
'"gfu would he judged tho best Of ne
eft tackles this season would b" u e
stead oF Wabash college" rms rams y
"a whoued boy IS fo"IhaI team ny
himself and his work against Army W.T.
one q the best exhibitions ! ever hay"
vIrursseG lie tore Army s strong liH'
10 WcCeS and repeltrlt! ashcd throuAiI
RrPidSrcr and later through GarmS' a.
Nv" really great players with remend-
Gus weight.
choice for wight guard. with GarhlSch
close up. ! did not get {" see navy NJ
ell. 80 canHu; figure their guards, save
on the hearsay evidence. which gives
them 1T least ono position.
! have not seen a right tackle rs good
MS Mrt;uIie If chicago. the on " rc7I
star stage permitted to d. much shin
lrE in thu Princeton game Mcclure
not only on thar game but on ms %ct'
SONS record must he rated rs leader
and probably VIII h" chosen as All
Au.rir..r hy tho experts.
Anderson OF Notre Dame, captain an
lcadcr and director Of the versatile I
tack Of the Indiana boys. would be ny
first choiro FOR the other end. lie IS Il
. marvel uf speed. has weight. height. car
. Forward passes IS II picking grapes. T."
SIDES that. hc 10 magnificent 9'lt
Kulinger a Great Player.
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SPEARS WILL Be MIRACLE MAN
# He CAN DOWN WI. THURSDAY

the Mountaineers have turned out 20 De
one OF the scrappiest teams In the east.
Anyone who knows anything At al
about football knows that < > prnS-
ucally impossible for 4 team :" get
r,ady for rs most important game IN
Four hours Rut that IS just what
spears has 70 do. Each game on the
NUuntaineer schedule FOR the TaS'
month has been Of such importance ma
coach Spears has not had III" TN" L.
tr.n his men for the W. Hnd ). guN''
AID now ne has only tomorrow nt;"r e
noon and Tuesday afternoon I" perfect
new of.rUse and prepare r nc" a."
r,nse Tor the ThurksEiviuE Day .ra,as.
Although tho team WI do well 20 10
gwen z res, a Gay Wednesday. spears
may use a pur, "f that dHY to hniHn
M his WORK and put the finishing
touches or the Jgl.
No standinS Room This YeaT.
To g. r. q. sign will not b" hunk
on ,hr yates - the athletic field THIS
,rai because for the FIRST time IN 'hS
HISTORY Of the university the hC!G VIII
I've completely surrounded Icy seats
Win tho exception ~ one "rd. INC ne'u
is now a huge bowl and the UNDER
graduates have dubbed It 'Sp.lntcr >ta-
iigr.' " ORR on the seats AZ '"' '''H
o. the held was completed NHst"rdHH
This new stand - being built s" take
care ~ inA carly rush of ticket s'TN-
ers MS week. D!rCCtor. S,anSHurN de-
,,Gcd to build tho new sections when
/, became known This morAlnE i'a'
cv.rv available seat already built had
been sold.
The highest - the new stands IS
twcntv-siX tiers. while the lowest is
-nirteen t;ers high. This inS2r"s IN"
larrr<, crowd that ever Witnessed any
athletic. event in MorEantown. Tn" re-
orI was broken in 1919. when It was
necessary 10 build seats across one tHa
NJ m, field. nut an additional stan"
win increased seating capacity A. "'h'r
rarts or the neld Will make II p"sS'"'e
- accommodate four Thousand more
persons
The splinter stadium makes Il I'M
possible For the local athletic depart.
,r>ut ~ sell standing room. as every
Inrh Of available space has been "'rea"y
,sad for the new stands.
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Now York. Nov. "o.--Harvard's We
.ory over Yale IN the final Of the
rcotball sea sons big three meetings.
l,:u stand as one of the greatest accom-.
rli>hwen;s 90 all the ET!diTvn '.3n* '1|'
have worn the crimson. owen ha'l
tack. assisted by Uuarterha'k hue'.'
turuSd the trick that left ;"e LIVE "h
he short end OF n 10-S score.
There was every evidence he'"Te tho
FIRST kickoff that the crimson was out
rlassed. and N tho cary stages Of the
game. when Aldr,rh and Jordan plunged
time and again ~ through the Harvard
tackles and center Cor gains an" tr%'
downs. this predicted R,ue superiority
seemed 10 he proven. Aha = VAS 50
,ater when. with tho. wind against th"m'
the Blue got In troUIic on tA' N'ck'nS'
hut marched over into Crimson terri
tory by tho bulk 90 Jordan and the
determined rlUnginG of captain Adr''M
buell. the Hero
But IN the latter stage of IN" tAf"
qunr,e-. Fuel who Cor two seasons
had been In the harvard lineup as
general. standing of and t'i'inR MS
warriors what TO do, decided 10 carry
ont personally one Of his own IDEAS.
He did SO In a splendid manneF md
when he came 70 earth II vas on va" :
twelve-yard line. The quarter ended.
and in ;hc beginning OF the n"N'. Owen
the dependable. plunged arr"s7 with
tho touchdown from WHICH li""" E!"N""
goal. Vale tried desperately 70 '1H"
tho lead again, but Ha"N2rdS real de-
fens!ve fght was made. md tHcr were
hcld. Later Owen booted a field goa J,
the rlnal score in the play
Dartmouth Beaten
Captain jim Robertson. nf Part
mouth. one Of the seasons stars. vas In
poor form when his eleven vas scn'
against Syracuse ami Il was partly he
cause Of his roor T"nt!0g that IN"
Orange was able to w:n. Il To- :. Down
in Bethlehem. IA. Lafayette tlumph"d
over Lehigh. IS u 6.
w. Y. US Mistake
West Virginia Und"r-eStIm0ted the
strength Of Rutgers and started nine
substitutes against them In The clash
az New Brunswick. y. j. Ru;GcrS
scored two touchdowns IN III" second
quarter and West virginia. trying 10
overcome the lead. cent IN its regulars.
Only one touchdown could 'hHy accom-
rlieh. however. RCn'us' ~" Rutgers dc
rcnS,ye and tho anal core was Il 10 :.
. Ernwn concluded ~ season with a
har,!-earapl 20 victory over Colgate at
prOv!tonCe.
Georgetown played lst.oSsly against
Boston College n the early minutes Of
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|OWA WINNER OF WESTERN
CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP

between line pIunGinG and forward
masses 10 van UP their tour i"uchdownS'
ma shiny the Ceramic lads line almost
at Will except in the laird Quarterwheh
East Liverpool demonstrated It's best
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SATURDAYS GAMES
IN SHORT SQUIBS
INTERPRETATIONS PERRY.

rtnsIy got the surprise OF her NE
Saturday afternoon. when they Invaded
the League Park Er.diron 10 battle the
Martins Ferry high school eleven. an"
when they left the field In civies again
r1ev were a downcas: bunch. For thee
had finished on the short end OF 700
score. All scoring was done in the first
.hGiS.
Ilnsiy's failure to handle the ball
rrnvcs the downfall OF the cadets. They
were unable n do a thing. tumohnS
continually. and not being able TO ho'd
the opposing line. while MarSchner Or
Mackin tried to punt The defeat was
a blow 10 the followers who are hop-
ing a better showing Will "e made
Er.inSt Shadyside academy Wednesday,
Little comment neefl be mad" on the
bethany Wesleyan game, Bethany was
too good for the Methodists. That -
All ina, need Ne said. They tore the
line To pieces at will. raced around the
enas, bucked through the opposition
and had splendid interference. II was
a crushing defeat for the MethodistS as
hey rcd aoped' 10 Mt least score
touchdown 70 wind up tho season.
They made but one first down. how
ever. and that was lucky break.
Tho holding o, Triadelphia's little
n,evpn OF tae Magnolia eleven 70 \
srorelcss tie. on the New Mart!nsSl.te
rridtron was the biggest surprise % the
d,y The Triadu were expected to be
beaten by N least TWO ,ouchdowns and
Yen, down the river full OF that idea,
byr s,nl more fun Of fight And they
sonrht sglendldly. even having the ball
9, New Mart!rsvllie territory all Of the
last hall.
The holding the MagnouaS % y score
,Je Ia more glorious than Wheel
49,, so victory on a tumble.
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Kulinger n Great Player.

havc seen more good quarters than
ANYTHING e'cse. hu' there can b. y"
doubt IN my mird that EilliNEcr OF Penn
state. - tho creates; of them all H.
has everything, docs everything and -
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Most Of Nannihals troops had never
sp.I snow before reaching the Alps ana
az result were terrified