The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
.BUCKNELL HAS FOND HOPES Of
DOWNING WASH-JEFF TOMORROW
PDHsIDHHr1 PREPARED ron HAAo
YIoHr rHoM RAFrrSTS VIM
NAvn NEvE1 WON
Ys4arAns Ars In Lineup Of InVadsrs-
IArrs Crowd Expected TO Tiu
vaahington Hield

Special to the Inte'NEen"er
WASHINGTON Pa. Sept. Sh,--RucNne,'
Ike Bethany comes here tomorrow WIZ"
fond hopes az achieving victory over
Washington & Jefferson in '""tna'
something tina, the Raptists from LOWS
hurx have never been able TO accomplish
And the chances are that the t"tst'tners
have the beat Opportunity rresenteu
,hsn, This ,rar Iu w. history of grid
iron competition h"t""cI the teams 10
revcrse ;hr results - former years.
1ucLret has long p. - IN antagonist OF
the Red anil Elach. hG; Il has never
won q Victory although Il has IRE
ouertiy given tho Presidents terr'nc
battles
This rear Coach Pete" REYNOLDS. re-
r,rda,, as or, q. ne best football tutors
IN the country has a veteran team OF
stars which hos been reinforced WIN
some ~ ,h- bes; high school and pre-
paratnry school PLAYERS o. ~" eastern
section % The stat" The team VII ."
led BY Ardr Rowsr". captain and run
back. recognized 'Hst DIR "a nn" ~ IN"
hes, men behind any r0lleC" '"hthaii
line N he county 'le Is only one "r
a uuar,e, o. bacEhsld St1cs VIII" are
counted uron 70 max" trnHe!e Tor any
team.
Rated High
In Iocn RuvNne'i Was rated rs enc ~
thc best teams in tho state and stood
hish among the e,evnns In the country
It's only defeat came In tho anal game
~ he season when Il MAS beaten ny
I-t,yatte in a desperate game In which
tho iose-s also sro-ed. When v is re-
ca"rd that afaye't" out played lttt
q vcar AGO. although defeated. III" CALI
81 IN
20 'r,r xIned Rr'I1hle renorts from the
F>e. have nlaCnd the Lewishurg tenn
~, - plane IS nor cent higher than that
81 rost vesr and renra tod warnings have
como to the Red AID RrNck aTthoritirs
20 look out" 70, IN" RaptlS's.
Coaches Neal md Eslltsor are awar"
that this rame is "ver h"r''er test
than that oNer~d h. Ecthauv IN the """n
lnr encr remNn' = week agn and the
Mountrlp State r'n-ea gave the Prss,-
dents about az hard game as they "a'
hnre - have durinR ~" sr0>"n. w. n J..
hod . few mon rr!rpled IN the opening
clash. ha, I'll have recovered. 1t IL
though. Sufficiently To 60 back against
Bucknen.
There are ukciv 10 ~ some changes
In me Wash -Ien lineup. Il Is beiiev-
ed that either Aiken or Kopt will start
a. eft end In place ~ Haddon that
Vince may get the right guard assign
ment instead ~ DauEherty: anil that
Yves; Will star, at tulhack in r!ac" Of
EaSIS,a Otherwise the Red and F'2"H
Will be about the same rs that which
o1ened the initial engagement against
Bethany.
Great Crowd Anticipated
The contest will start at SIS o'clock
an dthe greatest crowd that ever saw
contest here Ia anticipated Tho
Bethany game broke all records for an
opening engagement This week Man
arer Murphy OF Wash.-Jetr. has con-
atructed ..nnn additional seats and he
opened an advanced seat sale. on We'd
nesday. that has seen an enormous rush
for reservations Pitt which is ". &
Us leading contender Tor attendance
honors In the Western Pennsylvania
teld. is away from home playing Latay-
cite at Eaaton 80. that the Smoky city
and enviorons Is expected to send big
,hrong here. probably in special trains.
Every town and cl;y within radius
OF so miles has asked for seats and Is
sendnz a big delegation. Five hundred
tickets have been sent out to the Buck
nell alumni. OF the Pittsburgh district.
Who will hold a big banquet and get
together" meeting In Pittsburgh to-
night and who will attend in body
tomorrow. together with n large num-
Der Of Rucknell undergraduates.
Both teams are exponents Of the open
style OF football and a spectacular con-
test Ia anticipated. n. II. Watkeys. OF
Syracuse will be referee; John II
tspeedy) Rush; Of Princeton umpire:
and Fred J. Crolius. Of Dartmouth. lines
man. Special stands have been re-
served for the rival roofing squads and
the cheering Is expected 10 ne the best
tina, has been seen at College Field in
years.
Have You been reading "Ths Revolt
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