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Nirg!nii BARKER lambeth. Ioscph
William i.eath. anne rlizab"rh L"ckv.
Niliism KaIstou Iccky. .Ir. Nina
Eastman Lester. Rose GLADYS levin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
YESTERDAY WAS
idle MONDAY"
FOR PRESIDENTS
Re4erves GO to Kish ana Regulars stay
at Uom@Aany Suffering from
injuries

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
Washington. Pa. Oct. 3.-ThIs was
practically idle Monday" for the W.
and j. football squad. With the Re
serves. rs strong. playing the Kiski
school team at Salisbury. Pa. there
were not more than two score regulars
left in camp and several OF these we're
too badly bunged UP from Saturdays
game to get into their toys. Those who
were above physical reproach were
given Just enough work on a sogEy field
to timber them up and then q blackboard
drill was staged tonight.
Tomorrow will see the &C ment
Of hard practice for west Virginia Wes-
leyan, from which institute both Coaches
Neale and Kellison graduated. usually
turns up here with a nifty team that
battles the Presidents TO a standstill.
About we s~crinmaGes are booked for
the week. but when they will come is
rroblematical. probably Wednesday and
Thursday.
Coach Kellison was with the Re
serves" at Kiski and Neale had the
work To himself today. The twenty odd
men who remained here were how In
the "skull' practice here tonight Just
where the Red and Black player erred.
Nca'e told them that he was greatly
dissatisfied with the interference and
that while the individual play against
Bucknell at times was commendable.
the Presidents could not hope TO be
informally successful unless they got
more unity into their attack.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
MISS COLLECT AND
MRS. HALL TIED IN
QUALIFYING ROUND

Deal. y J. Oct. 3.-Miss Glenna Col
lett. eighteen year old Providence star.
and Mrs. Latham Hall, OF Surrey Eng
land were tied for the qualifying medal
at the opening Of the annual tourna-
m"nt for the wonan's golf rhampion-
ship OF the United States at the Holly
wood Golf club today. They played tbs
eighteen holes In 81 rnCn.
Next In the standing was Miss Cecil
Lc.tish. French and Canadian champion
with s.. Miss .ticxa STIRLING. defend.
Ing United States champion. had an 50
Five OF the eight foreign entrants
failed to qualify. They are Miss Doris
ChamhrrS, OF England. who withdrew
after p.a wing Il rourd IN approximately
los. and all the canadian entrants.
Misses Syhil and Hazel Kennedy. Mon
trrat, sisters had 200 and 101 resrec-
lively. Miss VILLA Gage. OF Toronto.
had llh. Miss Kate Robertson. Of Mont,
real. did not appear at tho tournament.
Of a total Of lS3 entrants. l64 start
I'd in the Qualifying round which. begin.
mig with intermittent light showers In
tho morning. va PLAYED in a heavy rain
in the afternoon Miss Cecil Le!tch,
round. had tho advantage Of mod
"ra ely dry turf cS"r"t FOR her last few
holes when NJ heavy rain began.
Among qu1iliHr~s Tor eighteen hole
play beginning Tomorrow Is Miss
I.oUi.e n. fordycr. Youngstown, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
INTEREST GROWS IN
P|TT-MOUNTA|NEER
GAME ON SATURDAY
Overwhelming Defeat Of Cincinnati and
Reverse OF Painters Arousss
Enthusiasts
Special TO tho Intelligencer

rl'NNloi ~ bllS AIlbCIIleClSOA
Morgantown. Oct. S.-"Hope springs
eternal In the hearts OF Mountaineer
football followers and yesterday and
today requests for tickets for the Pan
Observation-Disclosures battle at Forbes field
next Saturday were r%edoubled.
West Virginla's Overwhelming defeat
Of Boyd chambers University Of Gin
cinnati eleven. and the reverse Of iPtt
ut the hands OF Lafayette by a 60
score is responsible for the sudden
jump In interest in next Saturdays
ga NE.
This year West Virginia fans have un
limited confidence in Fats" Spears.
They think he Is going 10 lead them
out OF the football wilderness and this
confidence is the thing that Is inspiring
So many to journey to Pittsburgh next
week.
Last year It WAS confidence in the
great Individual ability Of Cart Beck
that TOOK the crowd to Forbes fold
Tho year before that # was tho conf
dence in Rat Rodgers and his great
eleven.
This year, however. Spears has o
everything possible to discourage OPTIC
mism relative TO the outcome OF the
Forbes field encounter. Spears don't
think the Mouniaineors have tho stun
to turn back Tom Davies and his crew
and he don't want M~ountaincer follow
ers to be huoyed up for a victory when
none Will be forthcoming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
WILL BETHANY Be ABLE To BORE
INTO OHIO UN|ERSTY'S lines?
ATHENS CROWD 1xF8o910 ~
MAKE Q11AT E10W11o' Oh 3. d;
MLAMD saturday.
Backs Worrying 1uianA Aftsr 1eesstso
clAsh-wssk WI Soo Stress
ous Training.

Special Dispatch TO The Inteiligencer.
Bethany. Oct. 3.-wnl Bsthanys linz
mashing backheld be able To bore it,
way through Ohio university for Z vic
tory next Saturday? That Is the ques-
ton that Is foremost in the. minds OF
Bison fans now. It is known that O. z.
has a great line, one that no pony
backs could expect to make much i'm.
preston upon. However. here there -
expressed q confidence that the Ran
dolph-Jean combination will be able 70
accomplish the feat
Buland has his men hard at Il today
In preparation. The Bethany mentor
could rest much easier. however. II the
Athens aggregation we're out Of the way
He was not satisfied with tho perfofm.
ance against Marietta, as he. feels hat
he had a team that could hare 500
should have o by q much iargeriooofe.
The quarterback position still holds up
his progress. Stewart, the heAdy old
quarterback. ID really UNIT for service
though no put aside his physical. In
juries Saturday and played . crest
game.
With his other backs he feels better
satisfied, as they are all In good physie-
al condition. and he has plenty OF them.
With three men OF over 100 pounds each
capable OF filling the position OF full.
ba ok and a half dozen other men who
are showing we'll at half. he has few
worries there. His line Is also In good
shape and continued their stellar per-
Torrance last Saturday by preventing
Marietta from obtaining q single nrss
down.
Ohio University. however. will prove
a tougher proposition than Marletcn.
and II the Bison herd Is to place this oh4
In the victory column they are goinS
TO have TO work much harder n .
they did day before yesterday.
Start Hard FrAintAI. .
Bethany grid warriors have started
on another week OF hard practice In
preparation for the Ohio University
game at Wheeling next Saturday.
In spite Of the fact that the Bison
SQUAD scored a decisive victory over
the Marietta team last week everyone
from the lowliest scrub to the. heat
coach, feels that the Green and White
aggregation did not extend themselves
to tho limit against tho Ohio team. At
times the Buffaloes seemed to lack
the necessary punch to put the ball
over the Marietta goal although they
were but a few yards from tn hnsl
chalk line.
Coach Buland Is not a bit backward
in saying that the Bethany Will
have to bolster up considerably II they
to beat the Ohio University this
!. good amount Ct praise Is due Jean.
and Randolph Of the Bethany
ba ckfleld for their work against MARI
eta Saturday. Jean. who started
things for Bethany In The second halt
the Marietta game paved the way for :
the Bison victory.
Bailey played his usual good game at
the center position ana 10 deserving Of
much credit. The biz Texan IL bound
70 play an important role in Saturdays
-... 90 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
BOB HAWKINS AND
. NARDECCI ARE OUT
OF STATE eleven
Left End and Quarterback VIII Not Get
into Panther Pray Next saturday
,ecIal TO the Intelligencer.

Special to the I~ntelliEencer.
Morgantown. W. Va. Oct. 3.-The
physicians have ordered that Bob Haw-
kins. West Nirginia's regular left end
cannot get into n suit before Wednesday
and there Is little prospect that Mar
decct. quarterback, will be able TO get
Into the Pitt contest on Saturday. At
this pair are the only ones totally ur-
able to don uniforms. The Cincinnati
gamc on Saturday resulted only in MIN
or bruises
Jack Simon was badly bunged TIP
Saturday and was rot In the work out
this afternoon but Craver. f.ytie and all
the others except Red" Mahan were
q X. Mahan again injured the shoulder
he hurt at training camp and il Is I'M
likely that he will be out again this
season.
spears devoted the afternoon 10 new
plays for the varsity squad and before
starting the new stuff. had the field
entirely cleared OF spectators. He used
Lyrll again Mt right tackle with the
rest OF the lineup the same as started
Cincinnati except that Steve
Harrick was in the backfield. DunIevy
replaced Harrick later In the signal drill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04

NluUdl ISNlt Tx tlC SCiASS'
Meanwhile. the officers OF the opp"s-
ing clubs were making finai preparations
Tor the pos,-season classic. At the
Giants Headquarters. all the tickets had
been reserved. It MAS announced.
there the tatk conferred about =
pitchirE selection for the opening game
"Toney is his best het." declared an
old-ttmc player. "trcd will make Ruth
and Mcusel and tn" rest OF that Yankee
slugsint crowd pop EN- up 20 tn" IN
neld. McC;raw wants 10 take tho nrss
game, aud Torey'S the boy to do It..
Other Giant followers thought Ne
Graw might start Art Nrht. IN" young
lefthandcr. and stiil others favored
Phil Douglas. McGraw said nothing
Neither did Hughey Jennings nor c"-"y
DoIan, the two coaches.
Yankee HEADQUARTERS was flted with
baseball PLAYERS and laSt-nNinute ticket
esekers. Miller Higgins, went
Into seclusior. leaving word that he
wanted 10 give his nerves 4 rest n
do Some Acquiring on the dope. 1t -
generally agreed that HugEins will start
Carl Mays. the Submarine hurler, bur
Bob Shawker has been going so Tood
in the last few games he has pitched
that HugSins may spring him as a sur
prise.
Fans from all parts OF tho country
are pouring into the city. and hotel
ma are counting on fllinE their
accom- lions. The seating capacity
OF the Polo grounds is given at 3S.onn.
but ambitious ushers always have been
able u find seats in the a!sles and on
tho rails for at least 5000 more. and
there Is standing room for many more.
The record attendance at a series.
c36. 900. undoubtedly will be broken, II
the series goes to six or more games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
WHEELING TACKLES
STIFF PROPOSITION
Gold and Blue VIII Heed Put Up oxSAt
Exhthdon To Down PArksEN-
bury Saturday

Coach Ross proteges wearing the Gold
and Blue Of Wheeling high will tackle a
stir proposition next Saturday after
noon when they elias an with the Parkers-
burg high eleven In the Wood county
city. and local followers are planning
to watch tho out como close,
Parkersburg looms up as mighty
strong. having a number OF veterans
back from last year while the entire
squad is the heavics In years. The
Wood Countians have been doing hard
work. and have been winning in walk
Always from teams that usually put up
hard battles, and the Red and Black Is
certainly feared.
Ross will pe able to give his men
some hard practice this week and no
will see that every n Is At as
a fiddle for tho big affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
new EXPERIMENT OF
uNSLY ATTRACTIVE
Playing Early saturday Afts<noon, thus
ARordtng Fans Nance to Be-
TWO Good Cannes

The experiment OF Linsly Institute in
playing their game with tho Ningo
High eleven Saturday afternoon two
hours earlier than irst planned and the
usual custom promises 10 DO a sue
cess. as . largo crowd IS expected to
Do present at the kickoff judging from
present Indications.
L!nsly IS training hard for tho clash.
and Is expected to do better h Mar
tins Ferry did against the Junction
eleven. the Purple and White being able
10 win by but a single touchdown in the
last few minute. OF tho play.
The changing OF tho time Of the game
was made TO accommodate the Wheeling
district fans. who wish to see both the
Cadet and the Bethany-Ohio University
game on tho Wheeling High field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
.theSc1een
; ofSport
by A~%99Nh&~

function Of the dopo TO apply tho known
strength In attack Of each team 10 tho
proved strength Of defense Of the. other.
We know to 4 fraction how strong
both Giants and Yankees arc. We know
how strong they arc In defense and at
tack. Tho problem Is therefore = SIM
pie one in arithmetic
But there IL an element entering into
Il which Is disturbing. II the managers
Of these teams would pledge themselves
to pitch certain pitchers in certain
games so thai We would know whiuh
would. work against which I would
guarantee right now to tell you approx
mately what the score Of each ga mo
would be. Accidents or scratch hits,
unexpected bounds or such things might
vary the score q trifle, but We could lay
odds as to which team would win each
game.
science ~ StrsnxtA
Therefore, tho series becomes a test
between brute strength n science
not exactly that. either. for the Giants
possess Some brute strength themselves
and the Yankees have some science
not q great deal. We say that. but II
needs explanation. Tho chances are the
Yankees could play much more scientific
ball than they do. but for the fact that
their terrific hitting power makes the
other kind Of baseball Unnecessary and
at times has led them moro and moro
toward that system.
In other words, what's tho nse Of
j~ockeyins OF first base, OF trying 10
steal. when tho chances ARE the next
bird up will slam ono to tho hleacherS?
However. that system has It's had points:
Il leads to carelessness Of play. and It's
worst effect Is that. whenever a team
which has been used to walloping out
victories stumbles over q pitcher who
checks their hitting. II looks had and
II Is not able TO switch systems and
secure by skill and cunning runs that
are needed.
suspect. when We get % tho final
analysis Of this dope. We will md that
the early games OF this series are very
liable to he close. with the pitching u
bit puzzling, due first TO the fact that
tho opening pitchers are liable to he In
ton form. and. second. TO the fact that
their style viii be somewhat unfamiliar
to the opposing hatterS. Later IN tho
series. Il probably will degenerate Into
smuggling matches. terrific hitting and
desperate defensive work. with the
ri'ching uneven and erratic.
7 wan, YOU to remember these things
IN proceeding 10 tho flnal stages OF the
dope. We have the figures. now show
ing incontestibly the strength OF tn"
two teams as considered against each
n:her. Before going on. I want YOU to
notice one little thing. which Is h
superiority Of the Yankee pitchers OVER
the Giants as hatter=. Tho pitchers,
Mays. shawksv and Quinn. all a hit. g..
which helps. and which prevents many {
the breaking up Of hating rallies. :
Tomorrow we WILL work out the fnai
problem and discover which team ought .
70 win this series. which pitchers ShoHh
wiz. what the aprroX!-naie scores ~ the
win be. Now 20 10 Il. {
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
ELECT OFFICERS
Tmportant Mr"ting Tonight Of wnrwood
Lutherpn Church Council.

Monthly meeting of the council Of
ihn WarMood Lutheran church Will he
hc,d this evening Mt S O'Clock in the
SUNDAY school room OF tho "diace or
Warwnnd avcnuo. Fcv. l.. A. McCord,
prSt"r. will preside.
At this t;mn n number ~ important
ma'i"rs sill rn3e MP In addition to the
election ~ cr.cnrs Of the council for the
ortuinG Year. This Is also the o~rEaniIa-
tion meeting Of this body. as several
new members were elected at the con-
G%regatlonal meeting held last week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
pHzcPux n ooUDE

Bat ia via, y. T.. Oct. Jack Dempsey.
champion heavyweight boxer. appeared
In supreme court today as defendant In
a law suit resulting from an alleged
breach Of contract for the production
OF motion picture.
Frank p. SpeIlman. Of Batavia, the
plaintiff. demands $4,000 as his ahara
of the profits in the enterprise. Dimp-
sey's lawyers deny any obligation on
the part Of the champion. legal or othef.
wise,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
WARWOOD HIGH PLAYS
ITS FIRST HOME GAME
Green and White Eleven Meets Toronto
Htgh 9r1ddsrI 1T Myers Ttsid
Friday

On Friday, October eth. Warwood
football fans will have the first oppor-
tunIty Of seeing their High school team
play on the home field. at which time
they will meet the fast high school
eleven from Toronto. o.
Word received from the Buckeye city
show their team Is In excellent condf-
ton to meet the local g%ridders. Both
tea ms are about evenly matched and a
good game is expected
The game will he called promptly at
$3.50 o'clock. Coach Smith is having his
squad on the field every afternoon so
tina they will be In hne trim By Friday
afternoon.
You may pretend 70, but you don't
have sense enough 70 agree with you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
YANKEES TO MEET
IMPERIAL ELEVEN
BiR Game ScAsdllOA for Hsxx sunday
At WsisburT-Nrach IntsFSSt n

Interest In tho clash between the
Yankee A.. c. eleven and the Imperials
OF Wellsburg on the Nellsburg Eridiron
next Sunday afternoon Is growing and
no doubt the largest crowd OF h
sea son will be on hand when play 10
started +,
. These two teams have met tvtce be.
fore. both games being staged last
Sunday. One was at WetisburE and the
other here. Both resulted In IS scorsL
each team winning one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
O., E., S, DELEGATES
GO TO CHARLESTON

Six delegates from Miriam chapter
No. I. Order Of Eastern Star, leave for
Charleston today for the eighteenth an
uual session oc the grand chapter Of
tho Order OF Eastern Star. converting
there this evening at 8 o'clock. for a
.tNre"-day session. Two state officers
RE among the local delegates. thus the
convention u OF special interest to
local Nasons. Mrs. Frank Thurm Is
grand conductreSs OF the grand chapter.
and Mrs Carl Sobenski IS past grand
ma tron. Other delegates are Mrs. g s.
Har,sr, Mrs. !. ". Pickett and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. J. Summers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
ROB DRUG STORE

Some time during Sunday night rob
bcrs entered the drug store conducted
by George G. nober, at 3S41 Jacob
street.
Postage stamps to the value OF -
and 50 IN money were taken. Tn" rob
berry was reported TO the police who are
now working on the case but nave no
clue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
BAUER TURNER'S TO
Meet FERRY LEGION
East Endsrs VIII Get Into Action Again
at League Park Noxt Sunday

After the satisfactory showing made
against the Wheeling Legionaires last
Sunday at League Park. the Bauer
Turner's will tackle another Legion team
next sunday. meeting the Martins Ferry
Legion at League Park.
Manager McGannon and Captain Ha-
dorm will have the East Enders out TO
practice this evening. and they will
train hard all this week for the week-
end attraction.
Little is known Of the strength Of
the Ferrians, but they are tauted as
being powerful. and will no doubt give
q good account OF themselves Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
NYALS-CAMBRIA
Two South Side Teens VIII Meet on
Tunnel Green 0rtdiron Next
Sunday

Local football fans will got u rare
treat next SUNDAY afternoon whrn III"
Syals OF the South Sfde will lineup
against the Columbia. A. t.. on the
Tunnel Green grnundR. ami - Ia"rr
crowd followers Of tho game * expected
10 hn on hand.
Roth teams are exceptionally strong
this year end a good hafile IL expect
I'd to result. They are ~evcntly. matched
and each has a largo follow!nG.
All Nyal players arc urged I" report
this evening on the Forty sereath street
grounds for practice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
BE T0NEY VS.. MAYS IN WORLDS SERIES OPENER
NEW YORK AG0G OVER THE COMING
CLASH; GREAT ARMY Of FANS POUR
INTO METROPOLIS FOR THE SERIES

New York. Oct. 3.-New York plunged into d sea OF baseball
argument today. and at the same time divided itself for a rooters
war when the Yankees and Giants meet i'll world series combat at the
Polo Grounds. Wednesday afternoon.
On the subways, the elevated. the buses, and in surface cars, IN
hotel obbies-cverv fans were debating the respective
merits Of the various players. Whether The speed and the resource
fulnes of the Giants can overcome the punching power of the Yankees
Is one of the big points at issue. Yankee, rooters expect big things of
babe" Ruth. home run king, who is undoubtedly the greatest indi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04

The above Is the Cambria Collieries
nine OF Shadyside, champions of eastern
Ohio for tho season just closed. They
enjoyed a very successful season and
their record below Is y gratifying one.
In the picture are: Seated. left to right
", Heath right fielder: Johnny BUD
sick. mascot: Roy PIERCE. left fielder; r.
Peirce. pitcher.
Kneeling. loft 10 right. Poleski.
second baseman: Nenin. catcher; Arch
Mitchell. president: Paul Glasgow. huS-
mess manager: H.. Jarrett. center held-
er: Cecil Smok. score keeper.
Standing, left to right--W. Fleming.
secretary and t~rea surer: Long. catcher:
Brown, first baseman: Gilhrith. short:
He!delhach. pitcher and team manager:
Polndexter. first baseman; Wilson. b.
Patterson and McMlllen. relief men.