The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
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Know hey are rhea't1E
Near, tw":iy years aG' tnc n'R con-
IRA. wcs:";r '.H!'crSi'I'T W"FN'' me"
se,vcS up o. 4 sat" .; f.Na.tF Witt"
create i.s>t S.I'h a situation 1s TO" eN-
IS ,,,.-, some ~ ;he eastern groups.
The r,.. errw - sarh proportions mat
he go !.s Themselves C."'"'d ihrIr
yarue w mak!aE agreements and stick
m 10 lhc,n regardless % results. inc
r.,r'y ~. :.t\tnr,. n nIa-weS'srn fnot-
hou G,.r- r",:i, he day tn" coaches be-
kan 20 obey strictly the rules thsy
made :nr Themselves What they LOST
tt. rnvir:nS' In mechanical. shi" OF me
.,.u ,arr gaiacd N tie spirit. mo de-
termination. n" Willingness - sacrifice
-. -. ;n,. ,r.,tn among the E,'non pure
.tvi"u's.
Old Grad Influence Bad
-" - &c WEirN chS SURPRISED mo
n1">t ~ s;!dy'u= eastern t"o'Ha!iS -
the iuHurfu.,. q; he Old Ei,IcN "h" 70
:u>" ~ qr:'" beng college boys no
matter how much cC iA".r hair taN.
,.ut Every Srhor, OF course. has such
r.s,s -ry!@E a. 'hc.p" coarh"s. and us-
ra.'v hurting "a" i"aw Trey arc the
Volunteer scouts NH" Zig ~ p'sH"rs'
.h,.;. them Through e. !lrc" ami uSo
their pull Ia force their mon onto tho
t,,u;s Any coach rLn nam" hair
dozen su"h aides and most Of tho
-, N"a w"u'd wcen "u ne neck OF any
exc who poisoned Them.
,r.w a: ,.rc As" a school ~ a.
,rps. nlafnr Cp.;ucr. which ~ chemically
2 .,ur.,uds- for h.sh hVn"rs :" FAR rs
can Earn. n" coaCA and tho a'h.e'c
t!rec.ors ay- lean. honest men and ihey
would resent bitterly any ins:nnltion
.ha, 'hr'~ team was not COMPOSED "t
,,r"r amateurs.
We, Cor - number o. r"arS thr"" rich
m-a. all odd grads. al tx men !" the
.,.l'.pr Town hav- r-1r'ira.!r mud"
ia. team. have h,reh by one rre'ext
ar .rn.n"-. ari s.:v-'!H''s ~ me
s...'.ht wy,rg e money. r.a!ers TO
crs,,o - hat srhon.
They goa. over :hctr success. ana
they wager ARR" sums IN me cam
When . wins 'hev d!N.d" troy WIN
n!nrs lshcra'ly with their boys
:: ANY ore an ;unctn" mr." I'M
~ raj proceeding or on NOR" ''''"R'""
~ ;uin Your u'ru and destroy their
.tr.,>. what IS &:
The way look a. = - tbs: TT"
great REASON FOR football = that /; ~
snt-es -" T. gh"st LOYALTY AID tho HHH'i
s,i-,, q! ea.rtare ana teamwork or any
rame men ;;ay. II anything destroys
A Case In Point
-. :nny AGO a coach. or q high grad,
nreo s,.hno; came - II" anil said; I
Know 0. Z boy who IS one OF the great
es, ySnnc baseball players IN the h"s!-
moss H.. "a n ma 'or l~asuA prospect
r,shr row. u1snason.l as - IL. Rut
r.. wants an sduCati IL" w"u!d at
,cnd our school II he could aNord IT,
7: 1 n"lr HIN :. IL wrong. AL n he ct
= r h-lp /; wouri make him profession
.r'rarres arr he never WI get h's
"du..:."n. ard Z h" cors on pit'h,nH
without rrop"r handling and !"s'r''iion
70 ;.rchanlv wiz ruin a wonderful arm
The -I'As seem wrong N som" way.
NJ, would :: no, b. possible for some
.,,,;,- lcacur club owner 10 pay that
hn,.s way Through school. or part OF It,
f.r him Grve,or normally. learn how 10
,aLo .,i.o ~ himself and In return have
go. lny aSree 70 work t"r 'hat team Tor
g, ..c~.gin :!,i,c after Eradua tom.
!. would hr: hut the rules forbid II.
7, nv ns::.ra;lon that hoy wonld be ono
O.. - hrrs. amateurs IN the work In
>...,:' h't g h" did that thing. knowing
Ina. +. VAS cheating the rules. the
S.,'r:t wo'!.d pc destroyed. No matter
vnsthe- any one ever found II out. ne
" ,uld know It~-and he could not put
-. Same sou, into his work h" would
,.,. 2 he were permitted 70 work open
%, adler such an agreement
I; : hard - figure any rule that eorne
w,,I,d not cheat bu, think there
,..l-I 30 '"SS real professionalism and
,,.r,r.. ;ru.. SPORT smauSh!p X boys were
,...,r.:;,.,i g., u'ay their way through
80. -. !, "',N exists.
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