The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-27
.PUNTS AND PASSES
BY LARRY,

WIN d. pIeulCleu. 1ue Ilu9l SCOTe
was 3 lc 0. Lafayette on ;hA
record Of the two teams for tee
season should have taken the bat.
tla by three or four touchdowns.
but Raidwln's men rallied for the
supreme test In fashion tuaG was
little short OF miraculous and
Jack Sutherland's forces got away
with the contest and that was all.
Dartmouth. the school that
Spears attended. beaten by Cor.
nell. Harvard and Vermont, down
ed Brown one week after Brown
had dubbed Harvard into sub.
mIsnion. The count was I to 0
In the Western Conference
wiTd-up. the dope took one beat.
ms. Chicago favored to beat Wis.
cousin and getting into a tie toi
the championship was held to
scoreless tie. Michigan and Iowa
won their games from Minnesota
aud Northwestern as predict d.
ohia State finally won a Confer
ence game this season. Ohio Slate
def ated Illinois. This was not 81
unexpected. With their backs 10
the wall and after making a game
fight against Iowa the week pre-
vious, the Buckeyes were counted
upon to show real fight against
their rivals at Urbana. They had
enough fight to gain the decision,
and the victroy Is a high comrli-
ment TO tho courage OF the Colunl-
bus lads. who have suffered Que
reverse after another In the biz
games OF the season The count
was s to 8. Illinois kicked field
goal in the third period. while
Klee dashed seventy yards for q
touchdown in the final period,
giving Ohio State the advantage.
Warrington Wins.
Warrington High Schools foot.
bali team completed most sue.
Cessful season on Saturday by de.
feating the strong Moupdsville team
2 Ito IA in one Jf the most exciting
scholastic contests OF the year.
This victory makes 1t a perfect sea.
son for Warrington, the team not
having suffered q defeat. Just how
the critics will look upon Manning
IONS claims to 4 share in the state
championship honors at least ra.
mains to be seen. l think they must
be considered favorabiy at al
events, and especially so II Clarks.
burg defeats Huntington on Wei.
nesday, when these two teams are
booked to meet in Clarksburg.
East Side Finishes.
East Side High School closed Its
football season Saturday afternoon
at South Side Park by playing Yves.
ton High School to a scoreless tie.
The game was played with a young
blizzard blowing across the field.
A stubborn defense in the pinches
by both teams prevented either
from scoring. Weston tried two
goals from field and East Side one,
all Of them failing. However, the
last attempt made by Weston,
which was the very last play Of tbs
game, came near going over. The
direction was perfect, but, the ball
fell about four feet short OF the
mark. The attempt was from about
the As yard line. The local boys
did not seem to-. be able to get
their plays around the ends going
right, time after time the Weston
defense smashed up plays before
they were fairly started. Early in
the first period, Hentzy made thu
longest run of the game, when he
circled the end for fifty yards. Rob.
inson for Weston, with his runs
and line smashes, featured, while
Timms also played stellar ball on
Goth offense and defense, East
Sides defense BtIffened in the
pinches and turned back several
advances by the visitors IN admir-.
able fashion. The season which
closed Saturday was a pretty sue.
cessful one for East Side. Coach
Carnage taught the boys good
amount Of bootball and the team
played great ball against both Man
nington and Fairmont In the two
most. important games on the
schedule. They held Warrington
to a low score and got a draw with
the Icemen.
Unfortunate
In a spirit OF charity for all and
malice toward none, we wish to
make a brief comment or two IN
fortunate things that took place at
the Weston.Eas: Side game. First:
A number Of fellows, alleged to be,
Fairmont High School students.
rooted for Weston. This was bad
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