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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
ORGANIZED BY HIGH
SCHOOL ny" MEMBERS
Captains Of Four Teams Already Elect
ed-R. Schaffer Still Holds First
In Athletic Contest.

The High Schoo. Intermediates OF
the y. NJ Z. \. OrgIn.zrd u basketball
league ia connection with their athletic
contests last ,vcn!nG. Members. who
were not present VIII u" placed when
present in class and all that "\"c't 10
loo Uu Il team must report immediately,
as every playc- viii l." c'a$Scd after
the present week.
j. W. Sanders will pilot the SNAP
Shots, f.. Schafr". viii look alt'r the
Bear cats; y. Shannon will have the
SkuhcochrS and H. /. Sanders viii look
after the BctsIcS. Members OF tho teams
" snar Shots. W. Sanders. cap,ajn;
Swartz. Kl"v!s. Robinson. 'Sni'h.
Boar GlU&--Stlafc". captain. BOW
smith sohhS.
kahoochies-Shannon. captain; Spur
liz. krirSmau, lSrISCh. Bc:nhardt.
Observation-Disclosures. LustSHrt"u. smith,
Saylor. sherry.
THIS league will c!osn the fifteenth
will offer u meal ticket FOR TIE WIN
n"rS.
T. Scha fer continues Ia hold first
place in III. athletic contest and 20
add to his points secured FIRST pi 49,"
In the shot put with y hcavc Of ~ feet
10 inches. y. Row WAS his nearest
COMPETITOR with u throw Of q feet
4 inches. and Schwartz took third plar"
with IS feet inches. This athletic
program has enlarged the class and
many of the hoyS arc going after Il new
member t. get the ten points that are
uu. Others are waiting on the water
stunts while some look forward I" the
outdoor work late in the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
Bright Spots in the Sport Arena.

Cooper Ponder and Carlson as the main
gunners stands up with the best In the
league. Behind the bat the Pirates have
Walter Schmidt, who shares honors
with Killifer as a star backStop.
The beauty Of the Meanwhile trade
IS that pittsburgh could give lot7>of
good md trial and still be wer forth
fled in every position. Nicholson.
Southworth, and Barbara are Sood
players, no doubt about that, but be-
cause Of the material still mere, their
going will not be felt so keeniy. All
four players involved have new con-
tracts to make One Of the agreements
between President Grant and President
Dreyfuss was that each would have TO
assume responsibility for signing the
players involved. In other words, even
If Meanwhile would refuse to report
here, Grant, II successful in sisninG3
the three former Pirates, could keep
them.
However. Pittsburgh fans need hott
worry about Maranvilles signing. TOD
day he gives out a statement trat '1S(
will be tickled to death" to play In,
Pittsburgh providing" That pro-i
viding means that the rabbit" lik0t
everyone else In this world, Is going tG
take advantage Oh any opportunity VI
bolster his salary and to add 10 hi0t
bank account. He wants. presumabiyj
part Of the purchase price. AanaEef1
Mitchell denies there was any purchased
price. but Pittsburgh fans are confidentt
that Mr.. Dreyfuss would not have ahd
nounced he gave $4,000 II he hadnV
done It.
One OF tho effects Of the Maranvjtia
deal is that George Whitfield Will b4
satisfied. The removal Of SouthWorth
and Nicholson means that Whitted win
be given a regular outfeld bsrth-tuD<
what he wants. He will probably bN
placed in right field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
Around the Gymnasium
Fighters workout

Last evening proved busy session
for all of WheclinS's aspiring lighters
within the squared arena and the Ma
tiOnal Sporting club was crowded from
corner 10 corner with a various number
Of local boys who will make their re-
turn N the boxing game rs soon rs they
can he signed up by some out-of-the-
city prom"tcrs -
the fcathcrwcight division, went six
rounds last evening with the boys
around the gym" doing three snappy
tErrc-m!nute rounds with Mickey ftnne-
gan who is now preparing for has DEBUT
in a Pittsburgh ring with Lew Beddell.
considered one OF the best 100 Founders
in the East. Finncgan appears 70 be
going better than ever, Walter being
unable to hinder him during the entire
distance, while the South Side Kid
showed Snappy left and foot~ork that
will puzzle a champion.
frankie Ford is working hard in prep
nratiCn for future boxing trip that is
now being planned for him. and the
hard-hittlng wrlt"r is expected t1 make
a more impressive showing than ever
before as d, is now in the best shape
of his career. Frankie stepped three
fast rounds with FinncGan md Goo
Stewart. and - exhibiting the same hit
ting power which he used so effectively
in his previous bouts. Manager tNcn.
who IL managing the Aetnaville S!uSper
IL now arranging regular tiSt!c TIP
for the local w"ltnr and a busy season
Is in sight for him.
The midgcts. who are chased in the
95-ilO-pound class. were also buster
than ever last evening. Jackie James.
"Hardhead' Reuthor. BATTLING Dietrich
and Young VasChcr all stepping three
fast two-minute rounds each. Fistic
fans who are taking interest IN the
rand advance In the ring shown by
those boys. are now predicting n great
future for them, and are going as far
as to say that champion will be dew
cloped out OF one Of the four young
sters,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
Stranger Lewis Wins After
Caddock inflicted Tortures

Of perspiratIon were pouring from his
face
With a last desperate effort he kicked
himself free and staggering to his feet
lcupcd upon CadduCN and ciamped ms
famous deadly headiuck around the
low;,u'S face Three times Nadd"ck
broke the furnishing hold and staggered
10 his feet only 10 have Lewis regain
the GRIP.
Caddock was tie overwhelming tay-
or.te when hr snttr"d the ring whi.e
Lewis appearance" was greeted WIN
"hcCeS" TheSn did not stop until Caa-
dock crossed the ring and shook "NnC9
with the champion. Tn" W"iEhiS were
announced as Lewis. rs pounds '"U-
dock. ISIS pounds.
caddook tho Aggressor.
Caddock'S cat-i'ke cumming rspsateGiiy
At the end Of haIt hour Lewis nearly
lost the, match when CaddoCk forced one
shoulder 10 the MAJ with ! ha!t N'!Hou
on rrgaiH;NE his feet Lewis lrtpcd n'Hn
ia the air aud c!amrcd u heaG hoLo on
CadGock. hut the latter picked him up
nod;ly and threw him half way across
the ring m breaking the hold.
The next thirty minutes OF grappunE
s,Il found Caddorh the agSTcSSor. tIH
latter again hrc;,E,uE Lewis head hold
ger @: losing his Ute VITA toe H4!dS
During the final minutes Cadd"ck
stiu was the aggrvSSor. However, the
task OF hurting his heavier opponent
.%nVt tho mat and breaking free from
head holds gradually wore down his
strength until just before the rn.Sh.
whc, he again appeared 20 he w.thln
cras1inr distance Of his former cham
piorSh!p. ,
He did not have strength or Stamsn
enough % hold Lewis IN the tortur!ng
.;r,n the Few additional seconds which
would have meant the difference be-
tween defeat and victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
State Attorney Says
indictments Against
Players Are a Lemon

Chicago, Jan. 2i-The vigorous pros
ecuc!on which all baseball ioNeH hoped
to have lurccd out to the dch:tGcherS OF
the 1919 worlds baseball series OF 1919
Will never come to pass. Today 4 -
mcTory--ycS, II is an odor. because the
eighteen indictments found by the t0uN
County Grand Jury imp!tcating eis"t
former members Of the White Sox team.
TWO other former bail players ara thrc"
gamblers. are declared by the states at
torney'S office to be faulty.
The indictments are 4 iemcn.' do
Clared one Of the assistant prosecutors
of the states attorneys Office today.
IF the case is ever set for trial. and I
don't think II will ever see the light Of
a criminal court calendar, the rcs,.:t -
inevitable; Il will be acQuittal for the
whole lot OF them"
State Attorney Maclay Hoyne went on
record with the statement Immediately
after the indictments were voted th1t
he couldn't Sc" where the alleged nix
e-s" had committed any crime. TIL"
only man connected with the whole vt
fair who can hope 10 secure any redress
~ President Comiskcy OF the White SoN
team. THIS can only hc obtained ;hru
action in the civil courts in the FORM OF
DAMAGES against the players who are
alleged 10 have conspircd to throw me
1919 series.
Continuing the assistant prosecutor
said: The indictments are q joke. and
7
money IN trying IL case that IS destined
to result In acquittal. there Is strong
probability that before many weeks the
indictments will be stricken or the cal
endar with leave TO reinstate. Just
when they will be re!nstated is problem
at!caL"
The White Sox players Indicated are
ut present engaged In the following oc-
cupationS:
Buck" Weaver, running drug store
in Chicago.
near Detroit.
claude Williams. living quietly with
his family in Chicago.
Joe Jackson. representing n whiSkey
dealer in Savannah. Ga. who. 1t Is SAID.
soils exclusively TO the drug store
trade.I
HAPPY" Fclsch. living the life Of a
hermit on houscboat at Fox Lake. H.
re hasn't been seen in milwaukee,, WIS"
his home town, since ne was indicted.
"Swede" Risbcrs. resting in San Fran
cisco.
Fred McMullin. playing IN mob scenes
under an assumed name In one OF the
big him companies IN Los Angeles.
Chick" Gandil. also engaged IN NOV
ing picture work In Los Angeles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
CHANGE MADE IN
WHEELING : ONE
BIC STATE CAME
GOLD AND BLUE MEETS PARKERS-
BURG IN THE AFTERNOON FRI
DAY INSTEAD OF EVENING.
Commencement Exerosses At Big BED"
School on Friday Evening Mado
Change Necessary.

Although Il was rumored throughout
the city yesterday that the big rark"rS-
burg floor contest. considered the feat
ure cvnat Of Whcrlins's state trip th'S
weekend. was called off owing To inc
commencement exercises To b" h"iu n
III. down-$tatr school on that evening
definite arrangements have already been
settled according |" word given out ~
evening 10y Coach Jones of iarkerSburE
High school.
owing to commencement exercises to
be held at rarkcrsburG High school "n
Friday evening Of this week. IN Nhich
several OF the basketball players are |"
take part the contest was Thought -
have been cancelled indefinitely. Az
lctIc Director \. Q. anderson Of iHe
local school. has not as Yet, received Or
made any arrangements for any time or
date other than Fr!GHy evening, Al
though this will he ilupOSSthlc.
In communicating with Coach Jones
Of the ParkcrSburE High school laS'
evening. the big "Iicd' coach ISSUED
statement denying all reports or th'
game being cancelled. but made a lur-
Their ISSUE in which he declared ,hHt -"
game has hcru definitely arranged t'F
Friday aftcruoSn, and II was a certainty
that Il would bc played.
Offers were also made by the Pa7kcrs,
burg officials TO have Ia" game pIaENH
on either Thursday or Monday evening:
the down-statc school agreeing tn Stai'I
for the EXPENSES. hut as q numh"r OF
The basketball boys would II" hurr!cH
in their examinations by leaving 10"
carly and would be unable IL start ~"
second semester on the opening DAY.
Monday. II they remained over NnIli
this day To play the game off, thcS"
terms could not be accepted. .,,
The contest with Charleston stu!
stands good ard as tho capitol city I'VE
is ovCr-anxious TO defeat the Locals
there is hardly any possible stumbling
block that will appear In the road -
ponement otherwise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
The Big Deal.

The Maranvile for Nicholson. South
worth and Barbara deal Quickened the
pulses of Pittsburgh baseball fans to-
day and despite the chilly JanuarS
blasts. the diamond sport, the Ilrates
prospects for the coming season. anu
the merits of the latest deal were pe!hs
discussed wherever two fans got TO-
Ccthcr. In some cases fans, comPan-
Ionivss. talked TO themselves.
From this corner the deal looks like
a good one for both sides, taking into
consideration that the Braves got three
valuable men. $4,000 in cash. and the
Pirates got just what they need TO
make them q .favor!te in next year
remnant race 4 star shortstop in Wal
ter Maranvillc. The price was high
but the pennant prize as rule comes
high With the acquisition OF the
greatest shortstop IN the league the
Pirates will present the snnppicst. live
lest. and perhaps the smartest ball
team in the senior circuit in 1921.
Run over the other entries In the Ma
tinnal League and discover. If you can.
n better array OF snappy. versatile tai
cnt than Maranvilc. Carey. Bigbec,
Waited. Cooper, Schmidt and Grimm
as headlincrs. That's q collection Of
stars that no other team in the league
can show. Grimm's sensational fielding.
which has won for him the title OF the
leagues greatest fielding first base
man." places him in the star class.
Tne Corsairs will have lots OF agrees
sivcnrss. plenty OF quick-thinkinE. an
outG"'d consisting Of Carey. Digbee.
and Whitfield. that will probably out
rank any pasture combination in the
circuit. an infirld with two sensational
Folders. a promising recruit in Barn
hart, and perhaps Cutshaw at second
base 4 pitching staff holding Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
Champion Wrestler Narrowly
Escapes Losing Title to
Former Title-Holder In the
Most Thrilling Graphing
Engagement On Record

New York, Jan. 24.-Ed "Strangler'
Lewis, Of san Joss, California, Buc-
esssfuIly defended his worlds heavy
weight oaeeh-As-catch-can wrestling
Sttle here tonight, by throwing Earl
CAddocS, a CORNER champion, in one
hour and thirty-four minutes. Lewis
won with q combined head and hip
lock.
Tho winning fall came as a dramatic
climax 20 one % the most terrific $tr"S-
giles ever seen n the east. Coddock ap-
peared 70 BE- the winner up 10 w!'H'A
one minute Of the finish.
After an hour and onH-hah Of "reS''
ling CaGdOcs> gained a terribly punish
Ing toe hold and for ouc minute and ten
seconds h. struggled TO force Lewis
shoulders o., tho mat. The champion
In his agony beat the floor with his
fists and cried aloud but his voice was
drowned IN the terrific uproar ior Cad
dock. The former soldier was ire
mcndous cavurItc with the 10000
spectators who watched IN" contest.
Suffered Tortures.
Twice the referee asked Lewis II he
would gust but twice ne refused at
though mis- face was distorted entirely
out Of human resemblance and streams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25

u...l, mud won IRON, the most famous
riders Of the West. II" could do a nun;
Cr"d wards Under ten seconds. the -
clos. t. record. H." ran IN the hpln-
drolnc rInE against ilr": horses. u"
could ruu with 4 h"r.f" an! jump over
il He never ulcaSNr,R MS hiEa jump
hut IL must halc hc"n near the rcG"'aH
liz. tried out for M hour or Two Win
mel, nr IA" cul!"rr record. With him It
WAS Hll N Inc days work. lie never
,.oas.I,rcd athletic records as anything
but play.
Tame william after one punch
on Tho Jaw.
%ra iudch:"d - Mr. G. ]. Carroll for
dota,iS uf rnsr which proves that the
world may have overlooked many
chamriCn THIS IS the case Of 'Iilack
I",:c." When WAS n kid. tradition
r.u. ihrou.h the South Of this wonderful!
van demanding fight and heng rctuE-
cd N",rr before could learn details.
Mr.. CARROTS father owned large
plantaiiuu = few miles from the scene
az n" l;yauSull:van hGht. ana alter
ihn; rvcar III" elder carroll had poor
idea OF SuliivaN's ability. Among Ms
u,rru"s was "H.nrk XTkc." who stood
six feet two imrhCs and weighed 2-n
So r,'~-r in ia" d",tL country WouId
meet %c,ir. whose strength WAS marvel
aus. lie would stand 4 bale Of cotton,
weighing :n0 pounds on end and knock
II over with one blow from his huge iiSt.
After the SuI,ivan-ESnn hSht the
elder Carroll, VINO WAS wealthy. was
amn2rG: "Whv the Dig clumsy IRISH
man" he exclaimed. SN"akinE of Suil-
WIZ ..Eack Xrkr could cat him ears
and al. He went to see the kilnrain-
SulI.lnH n"h', and. returning home. took
X-,r L. New Orl"anS and tried 10 f'i
him on IN an cxhIhiti"n bout with Jonn
~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
OHIO RIVALS MEET
IN ATHLETICS FOR
FIRST TIME 5 YEARS
Ohio University Marietta College Clash
on Floor-Nealos Defense Good.

Marietta. O.. Jan, ,2i.,-Er"m tho
against cgie Tech last FriHay night
Coach Ncal, believes the team t"s final
~ struck It's stride. There has Icon
only ono r"deemahle feature ofEhe Blue
and Whites performance TO 4atc and
tlat is an alr-tight defense. Tcch was
able TO record nine field goals while
Wesleyan registered five: This alone Is
evidence of the wonderful d"i,nS" hn;'t
up by NoalC The team work Of IN"
local tosScrS has been M In standard.
but the ability to cage baskets nj OPP
rnrtunc times has been 4 SourC" OF re-
Eret to lovers OF the indoor sport at
Marietta college. However. IN" team
is working hard for the coming Ean"
with ohio University and victory over
Marirttas aucicnk rival would be very
gratifying to every one connected with
the success Of the Blue and White
toSSrrs
Ohio University and Marietta have
not met in an athletic event sine" l?i6.
tn, two Institutions having dropped ath-
lotto relations for some unknown rch-
son. The renewal OF athletic relations
is halted with much delight as thu NV"
schools concerned have been the keen
est OF rivals for years and there u"v"r
has been Il game between these toms
Mat n huge crowd aid not Witness IN"
contest. The game here Tuesday might
IS locked upon as one Of the foremost
encounters OF the year ana from III IN
dications the largest crowd Of the Soh-
son will turn out. TO witness the 90
Caccmert The game - called for ! %
o'clock sharp. Bill Watkins will hand"
the game and this assures both teams
of q square deal.
Tina local team will take It's first trip
when Pitt is met nj Pittsburgh trtdar
evening In what promises L. BE- high
class ENCOUNTER Roth teams hnI" Il
splendid record to dat" end this gam"
Will be taken into consideration whom
ba skcthall critics determine IN" stand
inv Of tho leading teams Of the tri-gtatH
district The lineup for tn" game Tues
day night will likely he tho following:
Rcitcr. Boggs. Smith, Eaton and Capt,
Whiting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
.FR|SCH, BASEBALL SENSATION,
SIGNS CONTRACT WITH GIANTS
FAMOUS GIANT THIRD BASEMAN
IS BACK AaAIG, SAYS SECRETARY
NOE orBRrEN OF THE CLUB
Success Last Year with McGraw's Stars
was Almost instantaneous

New Yorw. Jan. - - Frank F'r!sch.
third baSeman OF the Giants. has SlSheo
q contract Tor the season of 1871. IN
formation TO that effect was given out
Yesterday BY Joe Olrien. secretary OF
the cub. Frisch's signature was OBJ
ta!ned after very l!ctls debate. !: seems
that the iRt.ld"r baked AZ the terms
first offered 20 him. but chat new figures
were agreed on after he had short
conference with JOAN McGraw.
While IL was not known generally,
FNr!sch was Il holduut las; spring. and
u was not until after the Giants had
and Frank had threatened 10 pack up
and cult the game that his terms were
met.
Frisch's rise In baseball has been \
lneteoric One-a rise which has been fot-
lowed with keen delight BY fans n this
CITY as Frisch is strictly q New York
development, and home products on
Clajor league clubs are about az scarce
as molars IN a Wyando;te. Two years
ago Frisch was q student at Fordham.
with a liking for books but = strong
penchant for baseball
Plays Great Game
He put up q flashing game IN the field.
hatted with effect and Was the fastest
man in the game when he got on the
paths. II WAS easy TO see that the veg
cram Doyle could not get his place back
while Frlsch was on the job. As mat
ters turned out Doyle did stay with the
Giants, for Heiule Zimmerman was re-
leased last season and Fr!sCh was con-
verted into 4 third hIseman.
There were some doubts as to wheth-
er the new guardian OF third would take
70 his Job, but FrtSCh soon d.Ssipateh
all the uncertainty b. playing As II TO
the position born. In the hrs; weeks
OF the season ne was downed by an at
tack OF appendicitis and underwent an
operation. He did not rally from tho
effects OF tho surgeons work as fast ~
had been expected and i: was not until
July that he was back on the job. HIS
return was q most welcome event 70"
the Giants and the fans Of this city. rs
SIckinr and Lear had done their best at
the hot corner 10 emphasize the need OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
CRACK LOCAL BOXERS
MAKE DEBUT IN RING
At MOTOR SO. GARDEN
Young FtnnsRan and Btlis Williams In
FIRST Appearance In Pittsburgh
Ring.

Two local boys will furnish the pre-
lirn,rarleS 10 the DeSanders- Ray bout
at tho Motor Square Garden club. PITTS
burEh. next Monday evening. Mickey
ETnncgsn. who is fiHhtinG at 1870 pounds,
I.Iu aDpear IN a six rrunder against
Lew Reddell. considered ono Of the b"St
boys in this division. Billie Williams.
Fcrry's pride m the teatherweight
rankS will make his debut in a Smoky
,'ify ring when ne stacks up against q
rough little customer IN Young Trixley.
Who is putting them all away IN the IL
pound section.
Manager Irish Mooney. who is in
charge OF Mickey FfnneCan. has ar
rargrd both bouts for the local boys,
and Pittsburgh fans are wild 70 get 4
taste OF local night talent since the mas
rsrrul showing OF Pete Roberts; the
arn now working out every day. and
win be In tho best OF condition for
their bout
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
NOW
AFTER B|GF|GHT.

Montreal. Jan. PA move TO bring
the Dempscy-Carpcntler fight To Mon
treal was announced today when G. r.
Graham. president OF the Eastern can
ada Securities Limited. stated that both
he and Frank Goodspeed. vice-presidcnt
Of the company were negotiating with
Tex Richard. one OF the promoters OF
the fight.
An amount exceeding 100000 which
It is stated Richard reQpired to bring
the lighters here. Is In sight. X was
said \ representative Is at present In
New York to confer with Richard IN the
Interest of Canadian promoters When
he returns syndicate will be formed
# the New York interests ar agreeable
TO the terms offered. This syndicate
will then start seriously to work on the
project.
II will be necessary first to obtain
an amendment of. the Quebec laws re-
garding prize tlshting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
LINSLY CADETS HARD
Weekend SCHEDULE
orangemeu Have Two Big valley At
fractions BooEed-Moundsvule and
Bellaire.

Linsly Cadets have n hard week end
floor schedule including games with
Moundsviilc on Friday night and the
Rcllalrc Guint on Saturday. Both games
are proving rare valley attractions. and
AS the Mound City-radct contest on
Friday is the only one scheduled locally
IL should draw 4 record crowd.
Coach Furmann Nuss has been patch
Ing up the weak spots which cropped
out I'm the Linsly game. ami Is confident
that 4 we'll Oiled machine will take the
field aga inst the rival valley teams this
week end As MOundsville will make
It's first appearance ut the arm"ry. the
Cadets will have "A slight edge. but ON
Saturday Will tInd It rather tough sled
ding. as the Oraugcmen journey across
the river to Bellairc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25

GRID SCHEDULE
MAY OPEN OCT. |
STEVENS INSTITUTE. OF HoRoKEN,
MAY BE FIRST TEST FOR
WEST VIRGINIA.
Team Has Been Unoeaten For Four
successive Years-Both Schools
Have Date Open.

Slnot al u The lntcIIlEcnccr.
Murgautown. W. Va. Jan. -
Stevens Institute OF Hoboken. unboAtrn
at football for four years past may
omen Nest Nirgin!a's football season
here ncxt October !. according TO an
nounccmcnt made today. Stevens has
the date open and WoSt Virginia has
made a proposal for the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
.RDARK MAY Be RULED INELIGIBLE
F0RPLAY|NG WITH THE FRESHMEN
for,eu what the Boards decision will

for,ell what the Boards decision will
be.
7. Is also doubtful whether or not
the Freshman team will be permitted 10
schedule any more games this season
Eoark is 4 Sophomore and the Freshmen
violated class honors when they played
him In Saturday nights contest.
Several reports had K that Wells, an
othcr varsity man had participated IN
the game. Tic member OF the Fresh
man squad by that name Is Noel Wells.
= former Bethany HiCn player. while
the Wells who is playing on the varsity,
is Edwin Wells Of Ashland, Ohio. Eddie
Wells was not in the SiStersrilie coz
test.