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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
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TICKETS FOR BISON
OH|0,GAME ON SALE
Tickets Placed on Sale Here In Great
pemand-Publio Advised to Buy
Early and Get Good Seats.

The allotted number OF reserved seat
tickets for the Bethany-Ohi University
football game on the Public School Ath-
let!c Field on the Island. Saturday. that
have been placed on sals in Wheeling
were in great demand yesterday and
those selling the tickets reported that
the sales yesterday were heavier than
at any time in history Of college bali
in this city. Practically every store
where the tickets were heing sold pre-
dicted that every ticket would be sold
before Friday night and at the latest
Saturday noon.
Ths general admission price for the
game will be one dollar. E1.0o) while
the reserved seat sections are being
sold at one dollar and half 8l.5o). and
two dollars. $1,000. The reserved
seat sections are between the thirty
yard lines on the west side OF the field
and arc tho best seats cbta!nahle, The
college authorities announced last night
that those holding season tickets are
entitled to a reserved seat In the $500
section and may obtain the same at
some station to be announced later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
State Freshmen and
". & |. "CubS" Clash
Game Will Be Played at Pocahontas
Instead Of Bluefield as Scheduled.
West Virginia Should Win.

Morgantown, Nov. S.-(SpeciaD
The next engagement on the West
Virginia University Freshmen team ,
schedule IS the clash with the Wash
ington and Lee University yeari.ngs,
who were to have been met this Sat
urday at Bluefield, W. Va, but who
Will be encountered at Pocahontas,
Va. instead on that day. Announce
ment Of the eleventh hour change in
the site Of the encounter was made
here to-day by university athletic az.
thoritfes.
American Legion Celebration.
The Bluefield Post OF the American
Legion Is holding a big celebration in
that city Saturday and because the
football game would conflict with
other events on the program the en-
tertainment committee requested that
the affair be staged elsewhere. Poca.
honas sport loving citizens heard OF
the action taken at Bluelield and I'M
mediately decided to hold the game
on their field. A committee got In
touch with the athletic authorities OF
'"o wv iAoNi'u''OHS auu III SHoEl
time maers were definitely ald salts
factorily arranged. Pocahontas is a
small but progressive city and the
game should draw large crowd.
Olker the Star.
Aaron Oliker. former WASHINGTON
and Irving high star, is one OF Ian
hams best players and his work has
been a big feature OF nearly every
game. Harry Ryer, star end on the
Bellefonte Academy eleven last fall.
is captain OF the Mountalneer fresh.
les. The team has been establishing
a good record against strong prep and
freshmen elcvens this fall and has
hopes OF taking the measure OF the
Little Generals"
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BUCKEYE FOOTBALL SQUAD AND
STUDENT BODY pRlMMEO
FIGHT TITUE-BOUNO
MAROONS.
Wllce Building up Strong Machine
With Former Varsity Players
Trying to Retain Serths.

Columbus, O.. Nov. S.-Auother big
crowd will pour into Ohio Stadium
Saturday when Ohio State and Chi
cago University football teams strug'
Gle over the hump OF the season. 1t
will be Chicago's first visit 10 Ohio.
Advance sales OF seats indicate that
close 10 10000 people will witness the
game.
Chicago Indicated.
Chicago. undeteated In the Western
Conference. is again headed for the
coveted goal where championship
honors await. Nor have the Maroous
forgotten that for two years in row
they have been in their present post
ton on the eve OF enCOuntertng tho
bathing Buckeyes. by whom they wera
forced off the main path in stirring.
last.quarter assaults.
Ohio State Out OF Race.
Ohio State. on the other hand. IS
out OF the race for the first time III
six years. The Buckeyes have already
been twice defeated IN successive
big Ten" games, something thai
hasn't happened TO them since I, g..
But Columbus fans are excited new, .
theless over this Chicago contest. 70.
different Ohio State team than the
one that 'succumoed to Michigan AMI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
Ohio State Students
Honor Soldier Dead

Columbus, o.. Nov. S.-Ohio State
University students will honor their
soldier dead Saturday In addition to
the ceremony the University Post OF
the American Legion has arranged for
noon on Armistice Day, a special trip-
ute will be paid the former athletes
who gave their lives. Legion repre-.
sentatives will lay flowers, around the
base of the flag pole In Ohio Stadium
and taps will sound. followed by the
arising Of the Colors with the univer'
slty band playing The Star Spangled
Banner" This ceremony will take
place on the Stadium field just before
the Chicago-Ohio State football game.
Among the former Buckeye ath.
letes who gave their lives were H. j.
(Hap) Courtney. tackle on Ohio
States first two Western Conference
championship football teams and cap
tain in 1917: Fred Norton, first Buck
eye four-sport man. hero Of football,
baseball. basketball and track teams
from 1915 TO 1917: Ralph Laughlin
and r. H. Baldwin, football men;
Vaughn R. Mccormick. Thomas Bar,
rett. Nurton l.. Campbell. J. Ham
mond and Arthur Navin. track men.
Every Wednesday throughout the
year campus life at Ohio State pauses
at II a H. during the sounding OF
taps. Students glassware bound hall
in their tracks. bare their head and
stand al attention in silent tribute 70
not only their former classmates, but
all soldier dead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
HOMER MARTIN AGAIN
REPORTS TO SPEARS
varsity Fulloaof. Returns 70 Game
Afesr Absence Of TWO weeks
Because Of Injuries.

Morgantown, w. Va. Nov. s-with
ithe mercury lowering around the rreez-
| ing point Coach Spears sent his West
Virginia squad through a brisk two
| hours workout hero this afternoon in
preparation for Saturdays game at
| Bloomington. Ind, with tho Hoosiers.
A dummy sCrimmage and a snappy
signal drill marked the workout. which
,, was fast and spirited with the squad
going at full speed all the way.
Homer Martin, Varsity fullback, who
has been out OF tho game for two weeks
played in the scrub backfield today. In
the dummy scrimmage Assistant Coach
Rodgers and Martin were on the hur-
ling end or a battling aerial attack which
was directed against the Varsity. Tho
overhead game as carried out by RodG-
ers and Martin was very effective, the
regulars being unable to break UP the
heaves with any consistency.
Red" Mahan, regular guard, was alb
sent from practice today. Gu. rles was
IN his place. EkherB, who has been
running the team, was shifted to quar-
terback and Bowers called signals. If
Martin fails TO get into condition Spears
is likely to use the Bowers Nardacci,
Simon Ekberg combination. Graham
and Tallman were at the ends. Captain
Meredith and Howard at tackles, Setron
and Quarles at guards and Phil Hill at
center In today's session, which found
the haCkfield as named carrying on the
offensive play.
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REBUILT OHIO STATE ELEVEN To
FACE UNBEATEN CHICAGO OUTFIT

Minnesota will take the field against
the MaroOns.
REGULARS Fight for 5erths.
Perhaps no Big Ten" coach ever
tore his lineup so completely asunder
in mid-seaSOn as has Coach WlIce
since his return from Minnesota
"Firhters" have been gettip" the cali
at ever turn during the past two
weesk. Players who were regulars
are row fighting TO get back into
favor.
To Have Strong Line.
ANTICIPATING Il terrific onslaught OF
his line by the Thomas boys. Pyott
ana Xorn. human tornadoes from the
Midway. Dr. WilCe is getting two sets
OF guards and tackles ready. Wasson.
who showed to advantage against
Minnesota. has been alternating with
Petrotf az left tackle. Long and steel,
six footers and real strong men
have been getting as much work on
either side OF kaplow at Cneter as
have Captain PiXley and kutlcr
Either may start in place OF the two
VINO nave bSti lH'if NY IVA -"
Kickoff.
Students Showing Spirit.
Nor is the spirit OF do-or-die con-
fined to the team. The atmosphere
over the Ohio state University cam
nus is charged with il. Students con-
veyed their determination 10 the team
BY swooping down on the squad IN
the midst OF practice Tuesday TO stage
an impromptu rally. The event was
only one in fight Wee during
which the slogan Beat Chicago" IS
heard on every hand.
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M0UNDSv|lLEk
PLAY BENEFIT CANE

The Moundsville K. K football team
announced last evening that Sundays
game with the Polar Bears has been
named as a benefit game for the three
injured X. X. players. who have left
the team at different times during the
season because Of this fact
The injured members ofthe eleven are
Lee Hill. who received fractured SKULL
two weeks ago playing against the Mo-
hawks Of Wheeling. William LlegS, who
sustained bursted knee-cap and rloy0
Flanna gan, who Is suffering from dis
located shroulder. The latter two re-
ceived their injuries in the game be-
tween the X. KS and the Bear Cats
last Sunday.
Tickets have been placed On sale and
indications point to the fact that rec-t
ord attendance VIII attend. The Eans
will be played on the Fort Pitt field
and the kick offu is scheduled for three
O clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
ST. MARYS

!. II. MARBLE and SON. Floyd. Of Pleas
ants. were trausacting business here
Monday.
Chas. Groves. 81 Marietta. was call
ing on his trade here Tuesday.
T.. W. Larsen, OF Sistersville, was In
the CITY Tuesday looking after his oil
interests.
Wolf Beren. Of Marietta, was bus!-
ness caller here Tuesday.
Jas. white. of Raven Rock was here
on business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Goetgeluck OF
Forcs: City. were here on business Sat
urday
Walter Bachman. Saul Robinson and
Iafe Pethtel, OF LaBelle. were here
on business Saturday.
The following out-ot-town people at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Mary Jones,
Sunday afternoon: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Locke. OF parkershurg: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Locke and daughter. Miss Beulah,
Of Eureka; Mrs. Theo. Dodd and son,
OF Steubenville. Ohio: Mr. and Mrs.
Geo Feeney. OF Styron. and Mrs. w s.
MARBLE. OF Calcutta.
4 goodly number attended the mass
meeting held at the Auditorium thea
ire Friday evening. Hon. II. c. Ogden.
Of Wheeling, was the speaker Of the
evening
The Irene stolotsky company gave
the opening number OF the Redpath
Lyceum course here last Friday evening
a, the High School auditorium. Miss
Stolofsky IL noted volinist, and Is
ably assisted by G. r. Imbrie. baritone.
and Miss Magdalen Massmann, piano
soloist.
The remains o, Miss Edith Locks. OF
81 tA.,,
noon for interment IN the ST. Marys
cemetery Miss Locke's death was due
10 tuberculosis. She was p former resi-
dent OF this city and was in her twenty
ninth year.
The schools and the banks closed In
recognition OF election day as legal
holiday.
Rorn-Unto Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Bar
ker. a son. on Tuesday. November I.
Mother and babe doing nicely.
Mrs. Mary Jones died at her home on
Fourth street Friday evening OF heart
disease She had been out 10 a neigh
boris house early In the evening and on
her rcturnc home dropped dead. She
IS survived by her husband. Albert
Jones. Of this city: two brothers, J. r.
Locks. Of Eureka, and II. T. Locke. or
this cit: one sister. Mrs. Geo. Feeney
OF StSron: TWO step-Sohs. bTaGy ana
Walter Jones. of Pennsylvania: one
s;ep-daughter. Mrs. Theo. Dodd. OF Steu-
benville. Ohio: one adopted daughter
Mrs Leslie Barker. Of this city. Funeral
services were conducted at the family
residence on Sunday Afternoon by Rev.
r. Q. Martin. pastor OF the Church OF
Christ. Of which she was member.
Interment was made in the I. q. q. F.
cemetery.
Edward Cooper sustained a broken
arm while a. play on the school ground
Monday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
MOUND CITY A. c and
YANKEES PLAY SUNDAY
Roth Teams Undsfsated by oppoae0ss
This Season Down StkosrS
Trimmed Locals Last Year T-e

Perhaps the biggest football game ia
date at Bauers Park Is on the docket
for next Sunday. Mound City. the fast
est team in the down-river district has
been booked TO 60 20 a decision with the
indicated Yankees.
Manager Sailer OF the Yankees an
nounced last night that, Ave regulars
are on the hospital list. and every effort
IS being made 20 have them IN shape for
the hard game anticipated.
Mound City has not been defeated in
two years. having so far this season
trimmed every team met by the Yam
KEGS such as McNally Odds. Washington
Pa. TruSselIs and others. Last year
they trimmed in the East End OUTFIT by
30 score at Moundsv!lIe before a
record throng.
As Mound city always brings a large
following. and with both teams enjoy
Ing s0otleSs records. unusual interest
prevails. Indications point 10 the big
GeSt crowd so far.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
T.. z. JUDY, PURPLE AND WHITE
STAR, A FEW YEARS AGO, WHO
HAS BEEN PLAYING SUB
END Is BEING GRooMED
FOE QUARTER
west Virginia Boys Who Have Been
Playing Regular on Varsity Also
Changed Around by Wtlce.

Word received In this city from Cali
umhus. o. the homc OF ONO stat" I'M
versity. predict that T.. l.. Judy. Mar
tins Ferry boy and former star athlete
Il, Martins Perry 'IiCh school would "Un
the gian, ohio state football machine
from the quarterback position wncn the
taam takes the fold against the IN
beaten Chicago eleven.
Great Honor For Judy
Judy. always n football star At Ferry.
ha- been a candidate FOR tho Ohio State
team for two years. Heretofore, last
nca SON and this Wilce has kept tho In 1
Il, nm end, where he has never been able
ia con" the varsity berth because OF
the wealth OF end material on hama a:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
BETHANY SQUAD SHOWS SPIRIT
PRACT|C|NG FOR OHIO CLASH

back from last Saturdays close shave
and Ohio University steamed up and
smar,ing under last weeks defeat there
IS bound 10 be considerable mtHup when
the whistle blows Manager Boyd ex-
pects the Wheeling field TO be filled TO
oyerrlow:uE. The game will most likely
be one OF the features OF Armist!ce Day.
Plans have already been drawn up for
an aIl-day celebration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
.uxauUx.YR1G AID K0URDSvnh1
PLAY or rH1s SIDE OF RIVE
WHILE XRIDGEPoxT AND
x1KnY PLAY IN ONO.
Bsl1aire Plsvs Av1v Whos Wnsns
ana Linsiy 1sst--Sone 0Amee
P1sye1 Friday or SatUxday L. II.

With real football weather prevail
ing yesterday, practically every SENIOR
boy eleven in the Wheeling diserict'
both on the Ohio and West virginia
sides Of the river wers out IN fuii
force for practice IN preparation LOT
their clashes with outside teams this
weekend. Several OF the games Will
be played Friday afternoon. while
others will be played Saturday morn
ing, so as to not interfere with the
Bethany-otio university clash on the
Public school athletic field on the 1871
and Saturday afternoon.
All of the teams in tho Wheeling dis
trict will get into action this Weekend
with the exception Of Wheeling ana
I,Insly. who remain idle. preparing for
hard games the following weekend
Wheeling plays Parkersburg next sat
urday. while the Cadets hook up win
Triadelphia.
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local SCK00tBBF TEAMS TUNING
BPEDR SATURDAYS STRUGGLES

Judging from the form displayed " ne.
Red and Black on foreign fields the out-
II should come home the winner. Other
games for the weekend include ShEdysz
side at Sistersville. and Wellsbafy IT.
Cameron, Shadyside looks like the vin-f
ner Of the former tilt while II should bel;
a tossup between the teams in the lattsrf
battle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
WEST POINT CENTER
TO PLAY WITH ARMY
Captain Greene, Once Captain OF west
Pointers, Looked upon To Be Star
Of Wesleyan Battle.

Buckhannon. w. Va. Nov. S-A telc-
gram received late last night from
Lieut. Ornstcin. IN charge OF the Third
Army Corps foot ball team, which meets
West Virginia Wesleyan College AZ
ClarksburG next Saturday afternoon. as
the top liner event OF Armistice Day.
advise. that Capt. Greene, a regular
Army Officer and Aide 10 General
Mitchell. incomand of the Third Army
Corps. with headquarters at Baltimore.
will play center for the Army team ct
Clarksburg next saturday.
Plays Brilliant Came
Capt Greene played his last year with
the West Point Military Academy eIev%n
last season. at center. and as Captain
OF the Army eleven. The great defcn-
s;vc game played by Capt Greene is
said 70 be largely responsible for his
election To the captaincy OF the West
Point eleven. one Of the big honors that
West Poin; gives, al the close OF the
1920 season
Hohrbaugh His Opponent
Wesleyan will have opposing Cart.
Greene at center. Henry RohrbauGh. vet
eran Wesleyan griddcr. RohrhauGh,
whose. home Is at Weston. W. Va.
played his first year with Wesleyan IN
1920 under Bob lliGGsm. present Wcs-
,cyan coach Rohrhaugh did rot play
In 1921. Both Rohhaugh and CAPITA n
Greene are big lanky six Cooters. ana
perhaps one OF the most Interesting
features of the game Saturday will y
TO watch the Army Captain display rs
prowess against the tall and Bangy
Mountaineer.
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Saturday Triadelphia's hard luck
rridders will play hosts to the cracH
Chester. Pa. High eleven at Bauers
PARK. Fulton. Chester comes here h'snly
touted as being . heavy fast eleven WIN
. bsekfieId that would size up with any
prep school in the country. The team
has enjoyed a very successful season e
far and are determined TO Keep theii
record a, H.. present standing. Triadel'
mia. while outplayins most OF It's op-
moments this year has found It difficult
70 manage TO score victory. The line
m a, present seems to be the best work
ins outnt Hill and McCuskey have gath
cred together during the year. Follow
ing practice yesterday the followers o.
the Red and Black seemed well pleaseh
with the showing OF their team and 10 IN
for victory over Chester Saturday
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09

Burgettstown High inVades Union
Friday afternoon and, after reviewing
the seasons of both elevens. the ou'-
come Of the game this weekend LOOKS
as though the invaders should nave an
easv fine Of It defeating Union. Bccks
rev NAV fool the dope, as has been
tho cas-, MANY times this year. and
come ont on top. The team prscticed
Yesterday and showed more zip an.
shirt than at any previous time this
year. The squad is In good eonoil'oH
and .re determined TO win at all costs
saturday, The team has won but one
game this year. but Becks machine
shouls he heard from before many more
seasons have passed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09

Moundsville .ntertains Magnolia High
Saturday afternoon and judging from
,h.practice held by the Mound City oft
fit yesterday the Magnolia team Is soins
to sufrc- for the setback Ruble's ere"
took from Linsly several weeks ago.
Moundsville's lineup should be intact
for the tilt and all OF the players are
displa wing better form than at any time
this wear. The squad Is in perfect con
dition and followers Of the team predict
another victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09

One hundred tons OF railroad rails
we're made into souvenirs in Japan re-
Gently to commemorate the 5GLh ami
yersay Of railroad service in the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09

Coshocton and Martins Ferry will be
the only attraction on the Ohio Side
Saturday afternoon when the two meet
at League Park at o'clock. Ferry
while expecting TO win from the visitors
are showing no let UP in practice and
are taking sometime this week pointing
for their game with Linsly In the near
future The invading aggregation was
defeated by the Purple last year 400
and with about the same team this
should present little opposition satur-
day.
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Another Eane Of unusual interest IS
booked for Bridgeport when the light
Green and White aggregation Of War
wood High schol plays Cy Smiths
Bridgets. This game will be one marked
BY both teams using the forward pass
tns attack to great extent. The prac-
ticHs Of both teams yesterday indicated
Mat both are trying to perfect defense
tor the pass and at the same time are
figuring on few surprises for their
opponents. While 1t Is difficult to pick
the winner OF the tilt Bridgeport. be-
cause Of its weight and speed should
come through on the long end Of the
score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09

Tho largest twin screw MoteSshiH
ever built and fully equipped In .ths
United States was recently lauacrea %,
Chester. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
EVERY MEMBER OF THE SQUAD
FROM CAPTAIN RANDOLPH TO
LOWEST SUE COMES IN FOR
SHARE OF INSTRUCTION.
Saturdays Game, the First Here Since
the Adoption, Gives Promise OF
Being Titanuic Struggle.

The Bison mentors have not had &c
use drastic methods on the Big Green
squad this week 20 get them into the
spirit Of practices. Everyone from the
lowly scrub 20 Captain Randolph has
been working harder in the last three
dny> than on uamy previous occasion
This year The Wayn"Shurc fracus still
holds the foremost place in The minds
~ the Buffalo Creek eleven and they
plan to take revenge on Ohio University
day after tomorrow on their Wheeling
lot. The miuScrahle showing OF the
green and white a; Waynesburg. how
ever. is not the only factor IN this
weeks turn in affairs.
FIRST Adopted Appearance.
Wheeling has officially adopted Beth
ANY as it's college and Bethany has or
rclaliy aduopted Wheeling as its home
town. Bethany mates iSs initial appear
sncc on tine Wheeling lot. against Ohio
University this saturday. since the
above mentioned arrangements. For
these reasons also uEe,hany wants 20
make q record. Coaches yesterday and
Morrowu last night pointed out that 81.
Navier had last week demolished OHIO
Us remarkable urccnvd of five straight
games with out being scored upon and
simultaneously trimmed the Athens
eleven. 49,. This. the Bethany coaches
said. should bring Ohio 10 Wheeling
fighting mad and for the BisoHs to loaf
would mean an easy victory for the
OhioanS.
Saturdays Game Big.
Saturday should sce the most titanic
Sridiron struggle that Wheeling ever
staged. With Bethany trying a come