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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-26

The Y. ". A. will hold its first
meeting in the Sunday School room
of the First Baptist Church this eve
nins az s O'clock
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-26

TOtalS 50 U . Z4 1
Slated for May in ninth
Score by innings:
Salisbury 0 0 0 @ Q 0 . 0 o
Cambridge 0 0 l 5 X
Summary: Two base hits Dolan;
Johnson. Three base hits: Dolan;
Flowers: Schroll. Double plays; Pat
terson and Wright. Stolen bases,
Johnson; Brannan CD; Adams;
Wolff. Sacrifice hits, Griggs; Arm
strong; Patterson. Struck out by
Schroll; by May g.. Base on balls
of Schroll G. Left on bases. Sails
bury IL; Cambridge 4 Umpire Der
by. Time LAO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
SIX VARSITY MEN AT
WASH,-LEE MISSING
Prospects For winning Football Az
Lexington School Very Dark ut
Present Time.

Lexington Va. Srrt--W!th the loss
Of six mon from the 1911 varsity out
of the eighteen letter men of last year
the PROSPECTS at present seem very poor
for this yclr'S team. Moore. tackle:
RanScly. guard; Cll:ns. center: iiern-
don and l.eake. ends failed - return.
All Of these men we're stars on past
teams OF the Generals and their loss Is
felt very k.enly. This loss coupled with
the new ruling Of III" Southern Confer
encc prohibit nc tn playing OF Fresh
men finds local supporters very gloomy
In preparation Tor tn hard season
which the Lexington team faces Head
Coach DcHart has been driving his men
hard for the past ten days and has al
ready sCr.mmUEcd several times.
The schedule for the season Is as fol-
lows:
Emory and Henry here on Sept 80;
North Carolina state here on October l:
Carson and Newman here on Oct. "A;
West Virginia IN Charleston. w. Va. on
October q: IynChhIrE College hare n
October IS: Virginia in Charlottesville,
Va, on Nov. 4: Centre in Louisville.
Ky. on Nov. Il: V. /. J. in Lynchhurg.
Va on Nov. Is and Johns Hopkins in
Baltimore on Thanksgiving Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
HOWARD, WHEELING HI
STAR, LOOKING GOOD
Gold and Blues All-State man, May
Land Tackle Berth at West
Virginia.

Morgantown. W. Va. Sept. Ito
day was one Of comparative rest for the
West Virginia football squad for Coach
Spears utilized the time in perfectins
plays illustrated to the men on the
black board and there was no rough work
of consequence. Oliker was In ut quar-
tcrback on the varsity with Ekberg.
Martin and Simon as his mates In the
hackficld. while Tallman and Graham
occupied tho terminals Meredith and
Davis. tho tackles. and Sctron and How
nrd. the guards, with Phil Hill az CEN
tor. Later an entire new team was sub
stitutcd for this outfit and each eleven
was drilled thoroughly in the details
If the new plays Assistant Coaches
Rodgers and Kay had the balance OF
tho varsity squad OF forty-slN men drill
Ing them also In new plays and 1t Is be-
licvcd that tomorrow being half holt
day. Spears will take advantage or the
time for real scrimmagc All OF the
cripples are rounding into shape. Bar
mum was in uniform to-day for the first
time this week and Ekberg. Martin and
the others who have been suffering with
minor bruises are APPARENTLY ready for
hard work Some time was devoted to-
day TO kicking goals from field with
Setron. Pierce Hill and several others
showing UP well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
W|TTENBERC TO PLAY
TH|EL At CREENV|LLE
whittenberg Followers Enthused Over
Prospects OF Nnv1ng = Win
ming Eleven.

SpringfIrld o.. Sept. ""--Wt;h hu, 4
week left in which 10 prepare FOR their
opening game "t tho season which will
h" with Thi"l college at Gr"rnVilic. Pa.
Coach Godfrey has been driving the
WittcnhcrG players ut top speed IN or
der 20 get them in shape 10 make at
least 4 Crcditable showing against tie
husky Pennsylvania lads.
II has been 4 number Of Years sine"
tho Ohio and western Pennsylvania.
Lutheran colleges have crossed swords
On tho cridir"N. and usually WittcnbcrC
came through with It littl. tho worst
OF the game. and Coach Godfrey is clear
ing all decks for = battle royal when he
Journeys to GrconY!lic.
Coach Godfrey faces tho unexpected
In having 10 rebuild his team this fall
only three OF last years regular squad
are back In, school this fail. and the
WittcnherE team must be rebuilt with
last years second string men. and from
tho fcw players developed from last
vars freshman squad.
John HchcrlinE. Of X"licnoU,o. Wittcn-
h"rg'S sensational haifhaCk of last sea-
son is the only veteran baCKfi"ld man
back in N" harness High hopes are
being pinned on his ability TO get away
with the scoring features.
Mack UUmmon sensational riEAt eni,
and Francis Rcpp. right guard and cap
tain. are the only veterans ri the line
who have reported for duty this season.
Eunmon is easily tho fastest man on
any ohio Sridiron or basketball court.
while Rerp enjoys the distinction III
being the hardest fighting guard on an
eleven IN III" country 10 face in action.
Dick" Crisis. OF New KensnE,on, who
did not miss single minnt" Of playing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
Shadyside-Barnesvtlle.

ShadyS.de High schools football team.
which went through the 1921 season
without a defeat. plays its first game
- the season this afternoon with
E;,rnssv!Ue High school 4: Shadystde
this AFTERNOON. The ShadySide team
has been picked by football fans az
one Of the principal coDceNders FOR val
lr. honorS this season. For the first
time in many years & has taken on
Eellairc High and plays At Bellaire
next Saturday. Shadysde fans state
;hat they have n surprise in store Cor
EcIlairC.
Little difficulty Is expected by the
SaNdySiie BOYS in defeating the Barnes
Vile lads, although the H:ll TOP team
= reported 20 be heavy. The Shadys!de
team IS composed mainly % veterans.
but some Of the candidates have shown
ur 30 we'll that Coach Arnold probably
viii give all the lads chance for a
ht'ic action today.
The probable lineup for the Shady
side team today will be as follows:
Let; end. y. Lewis; left tackle.
Schramm: left guard. Beveridge: center.
Archer. right guard. mhoft: right
tackle. Coyey: RICH, end. Besse: quar-
icy. Ra.'h; left half. Brannea: right
half Smith: fullback. L. Lewis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
YANKEES READY FOR
SUNDAYS CONTEST
Coach Gardner States Team 10 IN Best
Condition for Coming Tilt
With Echolastics.

Sunday afternoon At Ruer's ball PARK
tho Yankee Athletic Club Of III" East
End. will kick the lid open for the open
or OF l9@@ scmi-prn football In the ONO
Valley and will have as their or"n"pn'S
he fast East Washington Scholastic =
"A club TIT halls from Pcnnsy lvnnta drd
who's squad Is composed OF all former
colcgtauS. The latest reports from their
headquarters arc that they have hc'o
several extra practic sessions this week
and are now in a condition that Will sure
make the East Finders II" on the jump
to win.
Til" latest dope from Coach Gardner
nr the Yankee squad is 10 the effect tina;
III" N-uk"e squad are anxi"uSly await
ing the tim" To start sundays game.
Til, Yankee management wishes '"
announce that they have secured the
best officials available In I'll" valley ana
will have Coach LouCks, Of Martins r''-
rv high 10 referee. with G. i. C"li'N' "t
Wheeling high az umpire
The attractions for sunday. Nctoh"r
!. n, Raucr's park. will b with N" las:
McNallv odds Of pittsburgh. and prom
Uses to be 4 good feature.
If weather conditions hold out over
Sunday a nlonstrOuS turnout is expected
nj Rauers park 10 Witness the LahNS
opening game.
The lineup Will probably he "a ioi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
MARY BROWNE IS
PLAYING IN OLD
FORM At TENNIS

Forest Hills, y. Y, Sept. %. z Playing
in tho east after an absence OF year
Miss Mary X. Browne. Of LOS Angeles
former national womcns tennis cham
, piun. brought the first days program
of the East-W tournament to bril-
liant conclusion to-day by giving MR.
Molla Bturstrdt Mallory, Of New York.
the present queen of the courts, the
most severe test she has had since los
! ing to Ellc. Suzanne Lcnglcn. at VIM
bleton.
Darkness ended the match after each
| had won set, Miss Browne taking the
! first -, while Mrs. Mallory was vic
! tOriouS In the second by the same score.
! The Californian. however, led in scoring
| with 4 total of SIS points to so for Mrs
! Mallory and played with spectacular
! dash.
Prior to the BrownSMallory contest,
which will be resumed tomorrow. three
mems matches were played and the
| West left the courts victorious in two
. out of three of them. Three more con-
! tests are scheduled for tomorrow. the
| final day Of the tourney on the court;
Of the Westside Tennis Club and should
the East capture two OF them. the de-
! cisive point in the series would hinge
upon the outcome Of the wOmcn's match
| II was announced that Miss Browne and
Mrs Mallory would have the option to-
morrow OF rcsuming ut the third set or
starting the match anew.
Robert and Howard Kinsey were the
victors for the West, the former out
| steadyng Watson NJ Washburn. OF New
! York, in n five set duel 6-3. 4-6. SO. G-l.
while his brother chopstroked his way
| TO triumph over Francis T. Hunter. CT
/! New York. who was substituted for l..
Norris Williams, OF Boston, 6-4., So
! l-6, Ga.
william T. Tilden, Of Philadelphia,
and his national doubles championships
partner. Vincent Richards. OF 9onkers.
New York. saved the East from a rout
by taking n thrilling five set MIN
from William VI. Johnston and Willis +.
Davis, Of San Francisco. So. 60. 60,
l1-9. Johnston and Tilden stood out
above their partners throughout the
contest and 1t was the latter's brilliancy
at decisive moments that finally brought
victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
AridReport- Bellairs.

Bridgeport went Wild last night over
their game with the Red and Black team
Of BellaIre today. and held lengthy
demonstration IN which an automobile
parade visited Martins Ferry and Bel
laire. The town is talking nothing but
football. and K is plain 70 DC seen that
the little team wearing the Blue and
White will BE backed 20 the limit this
afternoon. This Is the first time in years
the over-the-river school has been rep
resented by a team on the Cctdtron. The
team went through a light signal drill
yesterday and Il Is in the best OF shape
TO- the contest.
BCIlaire's husky squad seems to have
the edge on their opponents in weight
and experience. While many Of the Red
and Black veterans were lost through
graduation this years team in It's prac-
ricc sessions looks bigger and better
than ever - ~,.rly N the season. The
squad prac;iced late last night on sig
mails. and arc taking no chances with the
BridSs2ort outfit. The lineup OF the
t;albruth warriors is uncertain. bat the
Bellaire mentor announced last evening
that IL the score permits he Will give
every member % his squad a chance
some time during the game 20 show his
ability. Bridgeport also withhoids It's
lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
Football Games Saturday
EAST.
TALE VS.. Bates at New Haven.

Yale VS.. Bates at New Haven.
Syracuse vs.. Hobart at Syracuse.
Penn state vs.. st. Bonaventurc at
state College.
Holy Cross VS.. New London Submar-
inc Base Mt Worcester.
Washington and jefferson vs. Geneva
at Washington. Pa
Muh!cnhurg vs. StroudshurE Normal
At Allentown.
Alfred va. Rochester Mechanical at
Alfred
Buckncn W. Mansfield Normal at
LewishurE.
Franklin and Marshall VS.. Albright
at Lancaster.
Maine VS. Connecticut Assies at
Orono.
New Hampshire VS. L. s Marines at
Durham.
Union VS.. GARRISON Tech Mt schnec-
tady.
St. Lawrence VS.. St Stephens at
Canton.
Springfield vs.. Colby AT Springfield.
WEST.
Butler vs. Wilmington At Indianapolis.
Hiram VS.. Kent Normal AZ Hiram.
Kalamazoo W. Defiance at Kalamazoo.
Toledo w. Fndlay 1T Toledo.
SOUTH.
Center va Carson-N Newman at Dan
vile.
Davidson vs.. Elon nj Davidson
Virginia Poly vs.. Hampdcn-S sydney Il;
BlaCksburS.
Virginia Military W. I.Nnchburg at
Lexington.
Virginia Wesleyan We. Winchester
High 1T Winchester.
Mercer vs.. Piedmont at Macon.
Georgia vs. Newhcrrv at Athens.
Louisville vS. Bowling Green Nor
nal at Louisville.
Marshall vs.. Anderson ut Huntington.
Morris Harvey vs.. Rio Grandc az
RarhourSvllc.
Tennessee VS.. Emory and Henry at
Knoxville.
Western Maryland vs. McDonoGh at
Westminster.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
.CASEY-GREY CONTEST
SUNDAY At BELLAIRE
Noel or Hixenbaugh Will DO on the
Mound For Locals.-Large Crowd
Expected.

Rlverview Park, Bellaire takes on the
aspect of little World Series. Sunday
when the "Caseys" take on the Home
stead Grays.
Local interest In this affray is seethlng
rs the "Cascys" have taken the measure
this season OF Sell Halls crack Cuban x
Giants. and the Baucrs have beaten the
Grays in the final play off OF their
series, thereby giving the colored popu-
laton Of this vicinity an added thrill
this season. and now the "Caseys' WIZ
assay to duplicate the trick Of the other
local aggregation and at the same time
defeat the two crack colored clubs OIL
the United States.
Manager Madden will have two new
stars under his wing for this game
as Red" Prysock and Frank Noel will
be in Casey" Uniforms, also HiScn-
baugh the ex-W. Fl. S. star will be on
deck.
The fans ! this vicinity will turn out
full strength Sunday, not only to see
their local favor!tes n action. but to
get a line on the real strength Of all
local ball tossers in this section. tn.
Caseys boasting the hest lineup OF "Old
Timers" that ever played the game In
this vicinity, the playing OF Jimmie
Ford and Lefty Core being short OF re-
ma rkable as the fans can remember
when Lefty" and Jimmie were cavort-
ing around the ball lots when some Of
the present day ball players were in
High school.
This Will be the big attraction Sun
day as the other local Ball lots are
vacant and the "Caseys" and the Home
steaders" will be tho Big Show"
ICY" Morgan. who has been umpir-
ing IN the Southern League. will umpire
the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
DuQuesne University
May Battle Wesleyan

p,ckhauuon. W. Va. Sept. = .>"@"-
,i,,inns are under way between ath'e''c
authorities at West Virginia "eS'e!''.
college and DuuueSn" university ~
r,t.shur.h, for 4 football gam" on 'ne
oven date on the Wesleyan ScAe0ui''
Eovemher 4th. Athletic directors state
,b,, thor. is little l"fc 10 do but COM
nIo,e The contract and sign. This an
will meet Win the ap-
rroyal Of a large number or wesleyan
,,rs IN and around pittsburgh. as IL
~, Owe them two chances 10 80" the
>tn,hodis.s In action as Wesleyan meets
Washington and Jefferson NJ Washing
ron Pa. October 2lSt. and. II hcS"'l"-
lions now pending materializc. wesleyan
will meet the Dukes At IittsourSh No
vemhcr 4th.
The Duqussnn game comes SAND
wiched between two !:"portant Meth"o-
IS, games The Saturday before Ncs-
leyan will meet Marshall college at
Huntington. w. Va. appearing in the
Cabel! county city for the hrSt ufnr III
II number OF years. against college
that IS attracting considerable attention
IN southern West Virginia by her un-
usual football preparations. Following
the date Of the game with the Dukes
comes the annual Marietta wesleyan
game. which will he the Armlshce day
attraction at Clarkshurg this year.
II Duqucsnc and Wesleyan meet. the
Mechodlsts will have n total string or
20 games on their card. one of the pig
cest schedules ever bucked by Method
!St eleven. From September 3oth, when
they meet West Virginia. there Will not
bc IN idle week until the Id Is clnmped
down on December md. AZ ClarksburG.
when bethany IL met. The Dukes and
the Mc,hodists will give Pittsburgh
sport fans something 10 think about. as
they have never snapped compliments
on the pigsk!n links 10 date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
WEST VIRGINIA TO Be
SCENE OF FEUD CLASH
West virginia Unworthy and Wesleyan
To Keep States History In
LimeNght.

Ruckhannon. W. Va. Sept. 22.-When
the sun peeps over the hills from WISH
. 10 the orient next Saturday morning.
! old Sol will see things getting ready
,o take place in West Virginia. west
Virgin:ans will eagerly scan the news
columns and give car to wires mat ethA-
nate from South Side park. Fa!rm"nt'
where in the afternoon West virginia
university and West Virginia Wesleyan
college football elvens VIII stage their
annual hattie.
: SpCclal trains special trolley trans
auto trucks, all forms Of ConVeEanccs
Will he heading toward the Marion
county capital. Buckhannon Will emil
! CRATE To Farmont on special tram
! with not only a big part Of the tpshur
. county capitals population, hut most
, Of tho town government az well. The
mayor and his encourage VIII more IMAM
/ likely have their place on the Buck
harmon Special.
From every crossroads store argu-
ments will find Interested listeners.
Methodist ministers, circuit riders par
,icularly will keep nm eye on their
: schedules. and those who are not attend
. Inr the annual conference at fairmont'
! will have an ear close some telegraph
key. similar to election day, listening
for the first returns from the grid battle
LAWYERS starting their FIRST cases IN tho
: blackstone art Will leave clients clam
nr!ng. and hoard the early trains lot
, Fairmont. From all over the state VIII
come all sizes OF football fans, and out
for the day" VIII mark many BUSY
office door. And so It goes.
| Ages ago Greece turned out to Wit
! ness the combats OF gladiators In the
sand arenas, and crowds went wild when
Greek met Creek. The ancients didn't
have anything on us. Next Saturday
West VirgInian vii! meet West Virgin
ian, and If those wild and woody New
; York pen pushers could just be on the
! grounds Oh Boy!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
BETHANY SQUAD LOOKS
FOR THEIR BEST YEAR
Squad Is In Best Of Condition and Looks
Fast and Eeavy-To Have Their
Pictures Takon.

The end ~ the first TWO weeks OF
training finds the BETHANY Sr!d'ron
squad RAPIDLY rounding into condition
and going Mt a clip that makes former
training camps take a back scat
Coaches Morrow and yesterday start
ed their practice sessions with less than
twenty-five men on the field hut the
squad grew so quickly in tn" first Few
DAYS that Il more than doubled Itself
and at the present time the bison men
tors are kept busy giving the green
and white aggregation the once over.
Coach Norrow's motto for his lines
men seems 10 be Work and work nara
while you are working" or words to tha'
effect. At any rate even casual on
locker can sec that there is not single
Stacker in the entire camp.
The morale Of both the gridders ana
student body is one Of the most en-
couraSing forecasts Of = successful sea-
son for the Bison. Every afternoon Fces
Tho college he,d crowded with specta-
tors. Everyone. from the most dIGn!h""
nrorsssor To- the mcekest freshman Is on
n,nd for most OF the afternoon sessions
and that is not all-aluma! In large mum
have NJ. n,otorin. 20 the old institution
RI confirm the reports given out by the
newspapers and the satisfied grin wh'cn
they carry away with them SPEAKS VIC"
ro- Coaches Morrow and yesterday.
several sporting editors and scrihes OF
IN. sort or another have mad" thetr'P
,hror~h tho West Virginia hills 20 see
,bc Huffalo Creek institution really mas
corrall.d and 50 far nothing OF "'S-
corrarinc nature has broken OUT. s" oven
,r.so individuals must have seen some
thing they liked.
E.vcrytninc from movies" and eight
nv ton stills To vast pocket S!z" snap
shots of tn" buffalo warriors nave ",.n
raksn in the last few days "nt' ,"e
coaches are beginning 70 wonder whether
their pro,eres will turn Out H"ll%Nw"oH
n,ov;e stars or sure enough f"othaIfrS
Graduate Manager Eoyd Is arrane'ae
70 have several sets OF these P'C'u Co
:, the newspapers within the next 10"
love This will give tho fans come I"'a
~ what IS being harbored in tn" h'S"n
camp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
TRIADELPH|A OPENS
SEASON BY LOSING

Triadelnh!a's husky group Of athletes
who arc representing the Red and Black
on the gridron this fall opened their
schedule yesterday by losing TO the
Alumni by tho score Of 1910. The old
timers presented a strong lineup. and
while they outwciEhcd their opponents
and won the game. Coaches Hill and
McCuskey received n good chance to
nick the weak spots IN their machine.
stump" Friedrichs scored the hrst
touchdown for the Alumni! in the third
quarter when he carried the ball over
after a series Of line plunges. The team
failed 10 add the extra point 5llI
Handlan added another In the final
quarter when he made 10 yards on an
end run after Frccse had taken long
pass from Fr!edr!chs and placed the ball
on the 10 ward line. This time they add
cd the extra point. when Bendcll re-
cc!ved a pass from Friedrichs while
standing over the line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
i MORE BLEACHElS FOR
WHEELING / FIELD

Announcement was madelast evening
by Athletic Director WA. Lang Of
Wheeling high school that1.500 addi-
tional bleachers have been ordered by
the local school. and upon heir arrival
here next week will be nstiled on the
athletic field on the Island. This comes
as the result of the Botany home
games here this fall. which Insures
seating capacity that will be able to
take care OF the crowd.
The bleachers. which a. portable.
have a feature that will make them
valuable to the local school Followers
Of football in the Ohio vaky will re-
member that last year durig the Bel
aire-Wheeling game the bhchers fell
in two places because Of the huge
crowds. The new ones. howver. have
patent which will prevent ccidents OF
this kind. and are the bestthe school
could procure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-23
SPEARS WORRIED OVER
GAME With WESLEYAN
For Htggens' AggreSation-warns
Men Of ovorconfdencs.

Special Dispatch 20 Tho Intclligencer
Morcantowr, Sept. 22-For the first
time since ne took charge OF the football
squad at West Virginia a year ago.
Or. c. W. Spears. head coach or the
Mountain"er<. Is worried He admitted
this today IN talk to his men when
ne told Thorn tina: the opening game OF
the season with West Virginia Wesleyan
college az South Side park. Fairmont.
one week from tomorrow is not going
to he the easy game that some OF them
expect. His talk was the result OF ap-
parent ovCrcOnfdenCe on the part OF
some candidates who stand good
chance Of being in thelincup at the kick
of. They hav. been inclined to look
upon the Methodist game as anything
but hard battle and seem 10 think
The Buckhanon outfit Is inferior in every
rcSpec, 10 the MouRta!neer machine OF
this season.
Coach Spears. however. Is up In the
air" as Il were over press reports from
Buckhannon and realizes that unless he
can change the attitude his men hold
toward the game some OF them arc 60
ing 20 be given a rude awakening next
week Stories from Wesleyan quoting
Coach Higgins as saying that he would
be satisfied II hts charges held the
Mountaincers 10 loss than 20 points were
branded wild fabrlcations" By Or.
spears.
From what have been able TO learn,
h. said Wesleyan has gathered quite
Il few good men ard i; won't be any
surprise 20 me II Fob Higgins sends
d wonder team on the field. The papers
sag that with the exception Of Buffers
aand one or t;ro others the team THAI
represents Wesleyan This year will hr
practically the same ou,llt they had on
N, rridirun last seasur. doubt that
and hav" reason 10 tc'icvo that some OF
these reports are 'doCtorcd.' In my Op!n-
ION Higgins has 4 great team in the
making and %i"cn a i!ttlc time he IL
going 70 surprise the fans 81 this sec
ZION. And he may do II on September
5cth look Upon IN" game with WcS-
lc,an as our hardcs; rsh, OF the season
and certainly h"rr The h"ys begin 70
realize !, a. we'll as | do