The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-12

rather strenuous period for N" Red and
BLACK Gr.dders.
Coach NesIn holds a job that 10 No
sinnrure nv any means First Of all. he
is looked 10 ~ the Noses who iS 20
lead The PrcS'd"nts out ~! thu w."er-
r-sS .. co",hal depression. This - n
task Of no mean proportions with tried
and known mater and with veteran
coach on ;he ;"b Win S. many recruits.
with unfamiliar cnnd.t:ora IN which 10
work. tho Job = dcuhly d!rricuit. There
Is a disposition ~ give Ncsle an ahsn'
lutely fair trial which every loyal Red
and BLACK fan admits ts coming 10 him
Nesle has staked his reputation on ono
throw ~ tho dice at Wash.-Jcn He has
had phenomenal success elsewhere. but
IN" l!m"lleh' has not hc"n focused upon
him as Il Is right now az Wash. left
The laakv tutor realizes what he Is up
against here. but he Is facing the pros-
pect with confidence and Is hossinG tho
jnh avery minute.
Close 90 - men have been at work 90
College f"'d under n. rutolaSc 81 NO
m~H T. wiHrow tho VII cat from the
chan of this bunch - something that
requires a lot ot tines>e. knowlcGge 'act.
skill and general football acumen. Thos"
VII" have watched Seals AZ work n the
preliminary stages Of practice believe
that he, with the assistance OF k"ltSon.
~ cCpp"t"rt 10 handle tho job properly
|; - evident that within Tho next two
weeks however. will be determined
whether or not the Presidents are to be
factor N tho sectional football world
Nealo admittedly must develop team
that ran beat both Bethany and Buck
u"l! before there Is any proba btlity thai
the eleven will become an antagonist
worth considering In IN" sectional
elimination. Both those teams will pre-
sont veteran aEgregations. coached for
tho solo purpose Of defeating tho Fresi-
dents and they Will be worthy orpo
nents In every sense Of tho word.
Starting tomorrow. Neals will inauGu-
rate his scr!mrnaEe practice. He had ca
pected 20 get the practice games be-
tween varsity and scrubs under way
last Saturday hut !: looked as II there
were too many crlpples Tor such a si-p.
Not man Oh the squad IS seriously
hurt, and few OF them have more than
slight injuries The casualties az"
mostly ao-call-L charley horses which
are bad enough n a football game. Rut
Neale thinks he vii. get his scr:mn'aS'
well under way by tomorrow. He must
cut his squad within few DAYS. as II
- too Unw'cldy at present Also Il -
imperet.v" that he get Il very Gehnne
Flea OF N" uor'n ~ tn" men upon whom
u" mus, "run, during tho strenuous
season coming
\ majority 81 IN" candidates for tho
team a" green In that they haE"
never been under tho strain OF hard
c"!lcEiat" battles \ lot Of them seem
!" have football, kn"wlclg" and Prov
"ss. but 4 needs lrv ei"Nm-Ht and polish
Neale SAYS he VIII ho!d JUST enough
: r!mmag" - ascertain what men can
deliver and carry ou' the work assigned
Eticksoa ~ expected back tomorrow,
and Tho N"et Norwegian from Minnesota
Is "Apc,t~d To pro-" ~ great value. for
with"u: doubt WHOM n" Ia right" no
IS on" ~ IN" best hacks IN 'ha country
Whether FA"lson ~ coming with him or
not ~ not known definitely. hut the i'm
preston prevails here that no Will also
he on tho train from the west when II
arrives.