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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-08

LARGE SIZE
Huck Towels
&c each
Size 16x30. Heavy,
firm weave and good quail
ity. ((Limit 2 to a Gus
tomer).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
FIRST FOOTBALL FATALITY

This vicinity has the unhappy dis
t!nction Of having been tho homo OF the
mrs, victim OF tho football season. A
Benwood hoy. injured In a game at
Fa!rmonI died few hours later.
Each year tho football season Is ac-
companted by number OF deaths and
serious injuries. These deaths attract
much attention because OF the spectacu-
lar manner IN which they occur. In
proportion to the number engaged in
the game. the number II fatalities and
serious injuries 10 very small. In a
number OF cases those killed or injured
are boys who should not have been per
m!tted . play.
Football 3 essentially a rough game,
and none but youths IN perfect physical
condition should over he allowed on a
team. For those who are not entirely
rugged there are many other equally
beneficial sports that do not hold tho
menace 10 life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
JaDan Would Extend
Conference Program

Toxic. Sept. l9.-JApan should insist
/. discussing at tho Washington confer
once late this autumn not only questions
regarding the Far East. but also tho
matter affecting the American coast in
,iuding Mexico. and also Australia, said
Nlscount TakakI kGto. president OF the
E"rs".Na!. or opposition party. in a
.tatcmrnt issued here.
The withdrawal OF fortllCations from
al islands In the Pacific. the neutrahza-
ton OF the Panama canal. the removal
OF limitation on CuastWiSe trade
throughout tho world and tho settle
m"rt "c racial discrimination on the
prime. pic Of co-e1istcnCe Of mankind and
tho spirit Of justice and humanity
should be included in JuIHn's PROPOSALS
at the conference u the opinion OF the
National Policy Investigation assoc!a-
ton. This body was Organized 10 edu-
cato the public concerning the confer
cHCe.
Several professors aro leaders, OF the
association and hecUr" ia" war with
Russia the same men f"rr:"I similar
q, RanizatIon for rurthcy.Hs he spirit
O: patriotism. On that orCaS.Nu th"y
wHr" assisted by many OF the leading
pGb.:CIstS OF Japan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
RUTH ACCOUNTED FOR SCI
ENTIFICALLY

Tina, Babs Ruth has a scientific riSn:
% Be the Champion home run 7:e;er mas
been asccr:a!Ced By a series c; tests Al
Columbia university. Recently. Ruth
WAS tested al ;he Columbia psychologist
ca. research laboratory BY Professors
Albert Jcraason and Joseph Holmes
He was r,und 20 BE- above norma! In
many ways Especially was ne found
TO have better eyes. a quicker nerve
system AMI higher Intelligence.
Part OF The report :sad as follows;
The .sS:> proved that the co-ordina-
ton Of eye. brain. nerve system ana
muscle Is practically perfect. and 'Ra'
the reason he did not acquire his great
batting power before the sudden burst
a. the beginning OF the baseball season
Of 1920 was because. prior TO THAI tine
pitch hing and s;u"yiag batters disturbed
his most perfect coordination.
%A'he tests y-N called ;Ae fact that
Ruth is o. percent efficient compared
with 4 human average OF 60 percent.
That his eyes are about u percent
faster than those ut the average human
being Tha; his ears function ut least
10 percent ,aS,"r than hose ~ the or
binary man. That his nerves arc
steadirr than those OF 400 out Of 500
persons. That IN attention and quick
ress OF perception he rates one and a
half times above the human average.
Tha, in intel.ig"ace. as demonstrated
BY quickness and accuracy OF under
standing. he - appr" A.rnstely 10 per-
cent above normal"
These things. combined with MS ply
steal strength. account TO- Babe Ruth.
OF considerable significance IS that part
OF tho report referring - the cause OF
Ruth's sudden hurS: az homA run hlt-
ting at the begina;nS ~ tho season OF
1920. Prior 20 thac me. II IS noted.
pitching and studying oatters dis
turoed his almost perfect co-ord!na-
tion."
In other words - Ruth had attempt
ed 10 continue 20 pitch ~ would never
have been celebrity. Il was concen-
tration upon this one thing that won
him his present unr.va.Ied place.
Here Is lesson. not only for ball
players. bu: cor every player N the
game OF l.tn. Many men and women
may BE- above normal and capable Of
accomplishing something unusually ina
But they divide their powers and re-
man mediocre and unknown.
The Columbia cests also show the
possibility that b. means OF such meas
urements OF ability mon and women may
choose their HE work !atelliEentIy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
WHOLESALE PRICES
UP FOR AUGUST

Washington. Sept. ~. 49, Wholesale
prices increase 80 fnr c-nt In Angus,
over July level - 'r,eSa,s food prices
leading IN the advance with an increase
~ 1875 Per cent. according 10 figures
made p"h&c today b. tn" department Of
labor.
Farm N-o1urts including many food
articles, We. IS per cent higher In
August ''2n l.. lu.y. IN" statement sald,
adding va there were decided ad--
vances Ia hItt"r, cheese. milk. eggs.
rice sEC r fruits and potatoes. Meat
anlma,e Including cattl" and hogs. also
averar"i h..;hcr in Angus, than in July.
n a. "'V"r commodity groups en-
CeT' r.n.,lHE. Tho statement said there
W." decreases IN prices. ranging from
o"H -" cent. In tho cas-, q: building
materials 70 four per cent. sor metals
H."'hS and clothing showed no change
IN 'he genera! price level.
Since August las, year farm prod
"C:- have declined nearly - per cent.
tbs and clothing A. per cent. and
h'Uding materials SCI per cen The
average decline In all wholesale COM
modify prices since last August was
given as SO per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
HARDING'S VACATIONS

Every time President Harding pro-
sumes 10 leave Washington for the week
end. a number OF Democratic papers
rise UP on their mind feet and bray. Ap.
parenty they are trying 70 create the
impression that the pres dent should
stay IN Washington with his nose 70
the gr!ndstone seven days every week
and at least "a hours every day.
Apparently. too they have forgotten
those many long moaths when Wood
row Wilson was inca pabic ot perform
ing his presidential duties properly and
would no, permit anybody eise 10 do
even tho things that were most naces-
ssry. After inducing the peace confer
ence 70 approve tho covenant OF the
league Of nations. Mr.. Wilson came back
and tried 10 force his Views upon tho
people OF the United States. While en-
\ gagged In this attempt ne was stricken
down. II will be recalled. and FOR moaths
ras unab BILE TO handle tho duties OF his
fice.
Even under ordinary circumstances L
b constant physical and mea,a, strain
any man 70 be president % the
tied States. Every wakinS minute
pese. by thousand problems. many
hem OF great importance and calling
impediste solution Tho lesser
ones. Of which there are mustitudcs.
form q constant :rri'at:ou. Arter heing
on tho Job few days, any pros den, IS
entitled 10 some relaxation. In fact i
l. his duty 10 the nation 70 obtain
recreation regularly. since Z Is only by
so doing that no can keep In the phys:-
cal and mental trim necessary n handle
the nations affairs properly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

again we'll nlled. There IS n" longer
any difficulty In getting good teachers
~ sufficient numbers.
This Is gratifying. Some educators
assert that The schools were -. back
from eve 20 10 years by ;he conditions
growing out Of the war. Possibly this
IS exaggerated. but a: any rate efficient
school teachers are much 20 b. desired.
The moro fact shat there are plenty OF
Roo6 teachers again should no; mean =
return TO the Old wage scales. Before
the war schoo! teachers were under
paid as compared 10 other occupations
very much SO when tho Importance OF
their work and time rcquQjred Cor prep
aration are considered. Had wages for
teaching been what they should have
been. many OF those who took other
work would have remained IN the
schools. Justice and educational stand
ard, demand a continuation Of fair
salaries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
SEEK EARLY TREATY ACTION.

WashInEic. Sept. l9--The treaty with
Germany probably WIZ he submitted To
The senate hy President Harding very
soon after congress reasSembles on
Wednesday.
hy a brief message hut II was indicated
a. the White HouS" today that there
was l.ttle possibility that the president
would appear before the senate in per-
son t. WrG" ratir!cat!on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
SUMMERS ADIEU
BY John Jay Chapman
In tho October SCribner y

Tho lanes are green; :he skis. b"t.rh,
With putTs Of fleery Clouds arr hriG!',
All else. ASLEEP you'd almost guess
In deep midsummer lcarneSs
But all. tho twinHllnE p"rlar-spray'
ltttle breeze has found !; way
Under tho beech md cherry tree.
Penetrating busiiy.
Mutcer.ns as It passed the doll
To every fern: Awake. farewell"
Like maiden dame. that doze n
church:
Fan themselves and blink again.
While ~" parsUn dr"n"s. Amen:
Then Tho surmcry S,""p Gcsc"rds
Halfway before the sermon ends.
Auo:hor rUS,: The gossip l"Iy.s
EoUsrd hy the rustic OK n, sheav"s
In &e!thhov Holds. 'a:nh the ucw~
And wast each utuer fond at!euN.
Oh. Joyous scene - 'h"n
Acted In every "l;'r zen.
For IN" branches tosa ,h"!r rrcsscs
In goo! -hy"S that are 'arcSscS.--
Farewell. sisters. "" hul" known
Scores - the word unshown.
t'"."nG sl';.g. fniiies all cur own:
Al Goy l"aE such merry meetings,
W..h on, rar"r wh!srrr"t p"r"ring-.
Sober talks. amusing chatter.
Scandal sweet. and ia" "a'ter
on some dear dalir'"',- matter:
Starry nights when "" lave stood
Ta'hri in h~a.!:rdr
By ths Gtill. celestial wir'h
OF the silent m!dnIRh; earth.
F,cet!ne Gc"ainiAuds when h. moon
Swan Hike Il Dolphin e. = sW""n
c'"r the mis;-"uri:n hrr"a .....,inws
chasing IA" afr! Sh:"I shadows.
Nud he day ii.'': 'ame too soon
"" haI" 't,'d and -oI't"i rain
Shower a"l Sunshine" mis-. rr rain
Loved afld lived ana 'ugcI again
rn1s tho lc"r"s IN every d.Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
COTTON PRICES ADVANCE

New York. Sept. l9--cottnn advanced
.'hnu; 3 a bal" or approximately a cent
pound here today.
Tic hc..y lIluiiation rcsnnD sihle for
las weeks decline OF So, To -25 per
ht'r. az compared 20 recent high rec
"Ids. seemed 70 have left comparatively
.t,l" power In tn" market. and there
wer" reports that spot cotton had he
come harder to buy at the lower prices
IN IL" south.
This led 20 a revival OF bullish senti-
nCn,. on small crop figures. and there
Wa general laying on the advance
January contracts Sold up IN 1910 COM
pared with 1887. the low price OF Satur-
day,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

The cost Of maintaining each Amerl-
can soldier along the Rhine is s450 n
day. With all that good American
money being spent Germany would
probably be in favor Of sending tho
whole L. S. army over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
Investigate LynCling
Of Young Negro in N, c,

Greensboro. y. c., Sept. le--An In
vestigation was being made today OF
the Iynchlng early yesterday If Ernest
Daniels. young negro. who Vas taken
frorA the Pttt&boro Jail by a mob and
banked to 4 tree. 1t was alleted that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
SALARIES OF TEACHERS

During the war. and for some time
after It's c!ose. there was 4 lamentabi-
shortage Of school teachers because -
the small salaries paid teachers and In"
high saiaries IN other ca.l:nSs Now
(fhat the abnormal wage period IS pas.
ranks OF tho teaching fraternity are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

In some PARTS OF Bolivia they Dip up
OIL IN buckets when they need u .
trade Investigator reports. Well. in this
country when We wait gasoline We
merely drive up ~ d garage and stick
4 hose IN the tank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

Franklin D. Roosevelt has infantlis
paralysis. but only. We ara happy :"
say. IN a mild form. Last fall. - ~. 30
ercalled. Mr.. Roosevelt was = ,aniiitte
TOR Vice president. also IN a nd i,r!u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

General Electric experts nav" found
q way to send 100. OoO volts oI electric
current over 4 wire. without 'Nhggera-
ton. we feel justified III r"t"rr!ug 10
that as i I've wire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

The unemployment conference Is to
open n Washington MoHdry. II we
could have enough unemployment con-
ferences. there would be Jobs FOR every
body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

"Ors Irish crisis doth tread upon an
Others heels 50 fast ;hry come. - the
wa BIZ Shakespeare would say It.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

The man who dccrred that straw hats
should 20 out OF style tho last day OF
August never srcn, September In this
section Blueae!d Daily Telegraph
The average sir! thinks she has two
good reasons FOR wearing short skirts
Nicholas Republican.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

Lave II 70 New York 10 stage 4
novelty. \ Jay-wa,k!nr squirrel halted
ira Nc on Broadway. Usually - 4 Jay
waking nut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

Millions Of dollars worth Of rns
Watches. made N Switzerland. have
found No. market I""hnps they are not
wiling 10 s"l hem IN tick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

There - a decrea =" N Tho number OF
too freight cars That = tine. \ work.
ing fre!sh. car means something.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

Holly Griffith probably r"-""ts that
he mas but three lives 10 riI" 20 n"
state peniteEt!ary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

Astronomers say that the day on Mars
IL torty-on" minutes longer than tho
DAY on this earth. This "a discoura gin <
20 any though the tired hUsiu"ss man or
the weary worker may have OF emgrat-
ing to Mars --Morganrown Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

Daniels confessed to entering the room
Of a sleeping girl Saturday might.
After his arrest a mob quickly ioI%
ed. overpowcrcd Jaier ". H.. Tayior
and took the negro five miles into tine
country where a automobile chain was
used 70 hang him. The body was NOT
found until shortly before noon aho
the identity Of none Of the mob Wa
said to be known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

TnTs tho lc"'"s IN every dell
Peril and n, and ND farewell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

\ Swarm OF bees Killed mule IN
california the other day. Eut being Il
r:an OF wisdom and discretion. the
Sher.T failed 20 make tho customary
arrest-Pleasants County Leader.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
What Other
Editors Say

The I-ncs who called these days
-mr;unyho,y" was thinking 81 the Sep
trmber income Huntington Adver-
User.
We are disposed 70 be rather leni-nt
with :he retailer. GA account OF adver-
t.S!nE ard everything, hut l. does seem
rs = thcre must De ut least a slight mis-
take somewhere when beet costs ga
cents Il FOUND on the hoOi and 50 OF t.
Ohio STATE journal.
An Illinois woman licked her husband
for being lazy and Judge Nncd her SIS
Aud then 10 mako up for =. lie fined
the man IS for being lazy. Tine we
had SON" women iudges-B!ueteid
Dsily Telegraph
II must be admitted that the perfect
legality OF home brewing for personal
use rather puts 4 dampc- on the Indus
try Charleston rally Mail.
II - not hard TO believe tina; Eve
san has some :na"---o on the styles
since she was originally affixed only IN
= ag leaf --larkcrsourg News.
A good many people who mortCaged
the:r homes 70 pay FOR automobiles arc
now m"rigaS!ng their automobiles 70
say" :he homes -Morgantown Post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

Mlstress-Did you water the rubber
plant. Mary?
New Maid--Why. no. mum. I thought
Il waterpToo:--ROst Transcript.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
.1r nupaErs ENJOY BAHou13.

Members Of the Wheeling ~ Midget
basketball team Of TIE wheeling 7. M
C. A., was served with chicken dnner
by the association last evening. The
menu consisting of Oys'Nr Cocktail. Sal
tine Crackers Roach Chicken and dress
ing. Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, Rad
ishes and Olives. Peas ard Tomato and
Egg Salad, Apple Pic ala mode.
After the banquet tho team elected
captain for III" ensuing year. Nh
Harold Martin being chosen. The team
decided to change their name to the
Wheeling ~ five. but keep the same
players. The manager. Mr.. ALFRED
Schambra gave the boys a short taxi
after which the present captain M
Frank Tighe. presented the manager
with a beautiful scarf PIN. The cap1
ia!n-elect then gave n short. plea sin
talk. Mr.. C'onley.W cisher Campbell ant
Fr"dericks followed in turn with shore
speeches that were we'll received 81,
those in attendance. Mr.. Probst wa,
then called on by :he manager. he thes'
gave a very pleasing address. MI
Lynch then reminded the boys Of som1
good things they could accomplish
coming Years Mr. Gould also gave
short talk. The faculty as who'll
pledged thir support to the boys tea1
The team then adjourned. voting q
evening complete success, due to Il
efforts OF Nr. Probst. with the determ
nation TO hold these banouets oftener
the future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
LEXINGTON. sHREvEPoRT AND XII
wanna, CALIFORNIA REPRE-
sEETED IN STABLES At
FA1E GROUNDS.
MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED ZINE
ANIMALS WILL PARTICIPATE
IN MEET At FAIR GROUND
APRIL 1925.
ELMER WILSON, VETERAN START
Err OF CANADA AND TEE SOUTH
WILL oFE1C1ATE AT THE
MEET.

Bert F. Swar;z, secretary .: the West
Wig IN Ststa Fair Association an
noun ccd ,ast evening that already
nalr hundred fine horses ar" stabbed on
N. fair grounds, waiting 10 participant"
IN lie race meet April 1928. under inc
:,,sp:, ns Of the Wheeling Driving 'luh'
Yesterday arrivals brought the fine
r, roylc stable from Lexington. Ken
,,rky and Rob"r; Wright, with his
%.r,rg Of i'm. horses from Shreveport
Louisiana
Other arrivals inciuGe fin" string nf
horses which came al the way across
Tho continent from Kiwana. California
~ part:c!patn m the NEE: OF the Wheel
ny Driving club Tho Kiwana strings
include the stable Of w. NJ. Buck, the
\. Guoiu stables. r. J. strife. J. Na'en-
tire. Joseph HodIt!n and F H. short.
With I half hundred animals stabbed
on the. far grounds three weeks In ad-
.an,,. at the race m"c.. III" success al
thr event looks bright and mere than
2nn horses. u is expected, WI! be enter
ri ru- i've ten days
Th,. Who.ling Driving club. under
who's" auspices the race mr"t WI! D"
l.id ia composed of prominent Wheel
ing business mon II was organized in
lGl-. md onc nee; was held before the
var intrrrar,cd such sport activities
Now that the mre'S arC being revived.
Widespread Interest," is being shown.
tn" races will 10 nun daily. except
ne ore Sunday OF the ten days begin
ming Ap-il rs. and purses Of $500 and
$500 hay" hrcn offered. attracting some
If he very best horses in the country.
Secretary Swartz announced last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
Nine MEN FOR EVERY
JOB IN OHIO CITIES

Columbus. o. March ce.--ShEht
chang. in The labor situation ~ orr" -
,c,ortcd by Ci"orG" +. Miles. director or
foJ,-al fire" employment bureaus in IN"
state Latest Figures. Miles said snow
f.r. ..ill al" about mn" men f"T chSh
fob offered l." ~" employment hu-
rcaus In the seven PRINCIPAL cities or the
state
E,or the week ending March ~ hts
figures slow. l".iSf mon applied ut The
various bureaus for jobs. and LILO were
placed. ..
In Cleveland. there wcr" nearly IN
men seeking each JON. according to the
figures which SHOW that 3.H"6 men ask
I'd for work and l65 w"r" given jobs.
In Dayton c.o!7 mon applied for WORK
and 90 were reported placed.
Eight hundred and th'rty-fiVe aplp'-
cartons were made in rin,innati and
m. number - men placed in jobs waS
reported AZ lf5.
Ak-nn's r;auras wero l.4S2 appiira-
t,oDs and liz placements: Toledo. l,l9S
applicat .ous and les piaCed, and foungs-
town S46 applicants for 50 Jobs.
Women who applied for work at the
bureaus during the week t"ttIpd ".9'l,
OF which 1863 were reported placed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
HONORABLE MENTION

with the writer that It - one Of the
har,lrs, tasks OF selection r"t /" y"
mad, N high school ranks Carl Ham.iI
If I.trslH and BYRD Of Wheeling are IN"
,rinCInalS in the discussing Of the con-
,.r irh .rh. excellent floor work az
I.,.h -. those Ccnicrt has been superb
Al, ssa.rir. and nnthinG t'o mach can ""
s,il uhnut either NamlM ici sh"r' "'
r:S wonderful field goal record during
,b,, latter mart Of the season. but ms
noss.nr continued BYRD played si";,d%
,,,r,. :hru"EhrUt tho %sAr. and with an
,ye-av,. al four uHid goals per game
c,sll> deserves his berth on IN" an
valley team He Was also r'&r"nS'p.'
Cor. me larger part Of IN" great worn
ACCOMPLISHED by the Whe"l.ns io$ScrH'
S,e,nhi,k.r Of Wheeling Was n" cor
su;,.,ous rhOic,. for \ guard position th!7
year. and appears IN every 'nEth'''' So
lection HIS nam has spread through =.
.,,, ~, state. and when tn" snack" o.
~, hno.,d ha'tl,,S had cleared away ne
stood out a. the superior OF any oNHer
guard in Ia" Wheeling district or Yves.
VIRGINIA high schools. Tn" loss o.
S,.,rhirk.r nut "A Crimp in Whce.inE =
record las; Friday. when the team Ven
dnwn m I,fcat before StcubenNlIic. -
- t.or::,r in tn, season nj Stcub"n-
,ine win Stc!nh!CHer in the lineup, tn"
S,uhur-s fell easy prey for the Colo by
I hg score.
Wade Of Wcllsburg and Ryan OF
Nouudsv,ilc have been chosen Tor inc
o,rcr Guard Jobs The former has
record to be proud of for tn" season
and is the top choice % the Two "thcr
guards on tho FIRST team. Nad"S excel
iar. foul shooting, along with that o.
Ryan's. Ills out any possible gap III the
first team. Both hay" piled up hne
average at the foul line.
Carl Hamiil OF l.inSlT has BEEN -,
lar,cd 10 captain tn" team h",lnN" "'
80 renrralsh;p on III" Auor all SEASON.
Nvbcrc other leaders or teams ar" "oi
nj. ~ argue Il raw" decision. H1m!l'
"a host and this alone has earned him
,ha cap,aincv lob Hc IS lighting every
minute OF the game and uses good Jno6-
mont at the most critical moment "' ine
contest
Looking over the wonderful ma'"E'a4
that has cropped out IN the eight PA!
ers listed on ;hc first team. one nhuS
both foul and field shooting quality.
Rrinkman. Wise. &. Ham'll. Nad" ana
RYAN are excellent foul tosSerS ana nave
cIceptionally good records for The sea
con Every man is able TO shoot Wen
from the floor at any distance ana d
hotter scoring machine could not be
selected