The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

been signed 10 ;u'ov The Presidents 70
nec,lon Manager Murphy made II Anr
NNale al Marietta. had been retained
BLACK. The terms OF thC contracts ;
mad public. buc II is known on rcli
maxi Red. recently traded 10 the IN
stipend commensurate with his -c2ut
negotiations Opened After Visit
The retention Ct NealH a. head gr!d-
ron tutor q, Washington and Jefferson
,auscd some surprise. although his
mann, had been mentioned IN ln:s:;"ct"n
win tho coaching % h.r" t"r S";nr
,lrru.r- Nsalc WAS 10 an cx.rr, re-
,rp;.,n cand.tl only. although ne re-
rr,>.G yrorr-> Ct &S"u>Sicn relative 70
49,. DC Dcn with mo utmost willing
ne a hen ~ came :" Washington
about q irst : n" year IT, WAS gen
orally reported hat ne came then :"
confer with ;hc Washington and J"N"r-
son manager relative t. the football
place AL, THIS happened not oc the
truth. as Neale was hcrc on that oc'a'
sion mercy 70 confer with Manager
N'lrPhy relative to \ gam" n'\t tA.I
between Washington and Jefferson and
Marietta, no "vcrtures having been
made 20 him a. hat time. The nesot'a-
TONS leading & his retention here were
~ sd after that visit
MadS Wonderful Progress.
Ncale. Who succeeds David =. Nor
row to ine cutrhSa,p at Washington
and jefferson Is a S"-Ca,lNd small COLI
Ice graduate and his work On the grid
iron as an lnS;ructur has been 'nntincd
20 teams In ;hIS lass. But his phcanm-
nal success with Marietta. West VIZ
gInia Wesleyan and MuSkingurr. which.
under has tu,clAcc reached heights never
IN.
ions. stamps him as n man thought 20
- PARTICULARLY htted 70. tho work AZ
Wash. JET
Kellison-NeNs Report September I.
The new Washington and Jefferson
grid Instructor. according to the terms
4 his contract. signed yesterday. Will
report for duty here on September |.
nc date st for the inauguration OF
preliminary practice BY the Presidents.
II IS understood that nc has so arranged
ms affairs with the Philadelphia club
or the National league that regardless
~ tho state &C affairs in major league
hlS'N;ti at that time. ne Will be re-
tossed from duty az the end OF August.
Assistant Coach keliIson. who is ~ be
lnc line tutor under Neale will come
az the same time. II might DC men
Toned that Neale was anxious 20 have
hei,ison coma with him 20 Washington
and Jefferson. lnasmuch "a he has
worked with n" line star Tor several
seasons. AFR paying IN tho same
teams with him. and tina. his recon-
mediation I" retain ke!ltson as iInc
coach hsf some effect in hts signing a
lolal contract.
Good Showing Against W. J.
While NcalC IS a national tiSur" IN
athletics a. a member ot the CINCINNATI
,luh and a potcn: factor in The winning
cf the worlds series BY tho Reds n
l"l9. ~ - no, ;hc less far1i!arly know II
among Cc,lcG" football men rs grid
star Of prominence His prep school
work MAS done on the Hark"rShu-S CIV.
W High Srroul. who're ha played On
:kc cams @: al" and 1911. and which
-leNNnS ho practically coached. Es
home hetnG n West Virginia. he nat
l.raily cravIta:cd % 4 Mountain State
,ollrgc. entering West Virginia WeS-
l"yau and play nS end on tho teams
-: l9l@ and 1915. HIS work as a tor
uunal PLACER on the Mountain State
Methodist eleven stood out as tho DIS
;.nEutShing tSa,ur" N most OF tho con-
rests Played by THAI institution during
no tenure. HIS work Is I grid star
vas brought 70 the attention ot Wash
iug,on and Jefferson men IN 1915. when
h., put up remarkable game against
one % the tNSC u tlIlS tH'' rtSalttlH
c'c- produced. the contest being played
At C.arks5urE. ". Va
wonderful Record.
For TIC next three years Ncale coach
ed basketball teams at his alma mater.
nc court aSers Eattcn OF West Virginia
Wesleyan during 1915. 1914 and 1915.
being amoaS the best in Tho so-caileI
rr.-Sta;e district, Then he went 20
Mush!nEum. O.. college. whore he sue
,".:>iu'ly coached both football AMI
BASKETBALL teams tor one year. In 1915
N.a.c. who had been q basketball and
baseball star. as wei as foota!l lun-
nary Ia his college days. was signed &c
pay tho ovtrcld hy the Cincinnati club
and has he"n with that team continuous
- S,ncH. until u few weeks ago when nc
was transferred 70 the National l"aEu"
lab In IN" quaker cry. As a CIuC.n-
natl Rad lie was recognized 80 one &C
u" mos, aGcrrSn:v" and heady baseball
Players N major leagues and much ~
TIA" success ~ tho Cincinnati club is
lad 10 his efforts.
The same year n which he signed
with Cincinnati. NeaIe went back to h.s
ANA mater as football coach handling
the teams OF 1915 and 1917. In the
,ttte- year 10 developed a team which
defeated West Virginia University 20
(" Q. in game AZ tl;trNsburr. W. Va.
which furnished one OF the biggest up
SITS OF that football, Season. lio also
Mas coach OF WeS!eyan's basketball
team during tho season.
In addition TO his college football
Basketball and baseball career and h,I
work as big league player. Neaie has
had wide eXp"r.enC" in professional foo,
bali Originally AN end. 40 played ~
l1lT both tack," and N the back;leld as
veil az a. : terminal place Cor the Tan
ton professionals coached by jan
Thorpe. and wh!ch was recognized rs -
champion professional team % H.
world. Neai" that year was picked f,r
an end place on IN" All-Amer:can pr,-
t"ssional team 81 tho country. In 1915
after the b;ts" bali season "',d.t he play
ed with the Dayton. Q. TC!Ing.cs whiril
G.d not lose gam" tina; season
Coaches at Marietta.
In 1919 after tho clos" Of thu worlds
sores which was Won =! ~" Cjnc'nn7t:
eta o., college football team which
Gtd rot NEE; with a sInGl" defeat. iic
continued RS unusual tutoring rec ri
by taking the basketball team Of thr
same institution through a season OF
unbroken victories and became So Noru-
lar II the OHIO college city that - was
>.rned up for ,hs rccrn; seasons in foot.
hal and baskc: ball at = greatly !ncrels-
CT salary.
Males 1870 football .ea IN at Marietta
WAS nc OF pE"nUm c0a. success. II won
f,Di, ten m .,