The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-18
", Y. U. Freshman Sked
Announced Yesterday
NIorran,owr, ". Va. Jan. II

MorSantowr, W. Va. Jan. L.
Special dispatch to lntel!ingenccr
Jan. I9.-GIenviile Normal At MORGAN
town.
Jan. 2L-Eeyser Prep. At Morgan
Jan. 24.-salem College at Morgan
town.
Jan. a9.-FaIrv!ew High at Morgan
Fyb. $.-rsnn State Freshmen at Nor
Feb. S.-Fa.rview High 1T Fa:rview.
Feb. 7.-Morgantown High at the
ARK"
Feb. o.-FAirmont High az Fairmont.
Feb. lO.-Te-ra AHA Legion at Terra
Feb. Il-Al,egany County High at
Cumberland. Md.
Feb. l@.-Keyser Prep. at Keyser.
Fob. l7.-FaIrmont Normal at Nor
Gantown.
Feb. 19.-Fal-mont High 1T Morgan
FEB. 22-Cai.forn'a Normal at calitor-
Te6. .s.-Penn state Freshmen a;
State College. IA.
Eco. 24.-K!ski School at Salisbury.
Feb. 25.-UnivorsIty OF Pittsburgh
Freshmen 1T Pittsburgh. PA.
Feb. 96.--Indiana Normal At Indiana,
Pr.
Mar. 3.-Sa!em soIlege at Salem.
Mar. 4.-CIayksbruS High at Clarks-
burg.
Mar. 5.-Ungvers!ty OF Pittsburgh
Freshmen at Morgantown.
Mar. S.-Morgantown High ~ High
School gymnasium.
~ 40 v
mont.
Mar. I2-A!legany County High At
Norgantown.
Some % tho speed. lighting spirit.
and aSgressivencSs shown BY tho West
Virginia University Freshmen football
team will have - be developed II the
yCarling floor five expects to win
majority OF tho twenty-four games on
SIS schedule. Although the opening Of
their season Is TWO weeks later than .he
initial VARSITY game the Freshmen will
r;av four more games this season than
Coach Stadvold's crew.
Under the direction Ct Coach Nate
CartmelI n large number OF candidates
have been working out every day for
tho past month. but owing 10 the large
number OF Freshmen. Coach Stadvold IS
holding on the Varsity squad the Fresh
his work Pierre Hill and Hawley. CEN
'ers: Joe Bar;e!lc. forward: and Bowers.
Flanagan and Mcr!deth. guards. arc
SIX Freshmen who have been on the
Varsity squad this season. OF course.
Bowers. who has n guard position c!nch-
Cd. will remain on the squad. but either
Flanagan or Ne-id"th will be sent to
he Freshmen this week. Either Hill or
Hawlcy, the pivot mon. will go soon. as
Stadvold has noe room on his squad for
three ccntcrs Barcs,le Is also slated for
a regular Freshman berth. according to
.umors.
Despite tho loss OF the best Freshmen
players. who are with the Varsity.
Coach CSrtmcll has developed q strong
team. Colombo, Burke, Wade. and Mil
Ter are nEh.inE hard for the forward
barths while F'sccy. Heller. Danner and
several others are the most promising
guards. Several good men are out for
crnter. hut 80 far none OF them are OF
the Hill-Hawley Caiiore and ono Of
these youths Is almost sure OF the job.
when GicRyille Normal comes here and
from that time until March 18TH. In"
Little Mountaineers' will play At lean
TWO games every week. One OF the main
features OF she schedule Is a trip which
starts on WaShington's Birthday at Cal
.fornla Pa. and ends on February 90
at Indiana. Pa. California Normal. Penn
State Freshmen. Kiski. Pitt Freshmen.
and Indiana Normal will be played on
that jaunt In the order named Several
other shorter trips Of two or three days
have also been arranged.
Thn showing OF the MountaIneer
Freshmen will bo watched closely IN
this and surrounding states. because
this Is the arst season West Virginia
has ever had recognized Freshman out
fts and followers OF athletics are watch
Ing tho development with interest