The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01
Red and Black Machine Tears
Green and White Line to
Shreds.
Triads' Goal In Danger Only
Once Straight Football
Employed.

school administered an oE"rWueihl'
ing defeat TO the Warwood hiGd |
eleven Yesterday afternoon III the an.
rual Thanksgiving clash between the
two Is on the WarwOod grounds.
The Green and White did not offer
their expected resistance auI were
smothered under 400 score.
The result Of this battle puts Trta,
del1hia in the lead in the games be
tween the two schools. Previous 10
this they had both won one ana
fought 10 4 tieless score last year.
TrIumphal Marches.
The Hill machine, with every resu'
lar in the game. reeled Off yard alter /
yard In the first half. They got pos
session OF the ball early IN the first
quarter after Warwood failed TO reg.
lister first down and punted. Starting
from WarwoOd'S IS yard lin" the flKe
backs begap 4 march OF three urst
downs and the final touchdown. The
Red and Black used nothing but
straight line plunges in this stanr
pede and Thompson crossed the goa!
line on n nicely executed delayed
plunge.
A performance identical 10 this was
enacted after the next kick Oft with
B ice going over after SCooplns a
tumble off Of an opponents back.
The Triads not satisfied with this
slow but sure method OF advancing
the ball opened up in the second hall
with startling aerial attack teatur
ed by the receiving Of the Triad ends
Vascher and CuShnie. Cushuie pull
ed the most spectacular play OF the
afternoon when he halUed in a pass
ing by Guenther, who was standing
on the IS yard line, eduled two tack
lers and outdistl need the Held Tor a
touchdown.
Seniors Star.
Captaiu Walter Smith, Harold Ross,
Zach Springer and Melvin kahle
PLAYING their last year for Triade'
phia starred throughout the contest.
The charging of Smith and Ross
was a little short Of miraculous the
husky captain blocking two puntS
with Ross following on heels and re.
covering both. Springer displayed
the best game OF the season and ran
the ends very consistently. In the
third quarter. after Philadelphia had
been repu'sed by penalty, he run 10
yards around left end for a touch !
down. Kahle was one OF the main !
cogs In stopping Warwood's line az |
tack. Raymond Ransom, another
senior, also got in the gaem In the
last quarter and played a good SINE ;
on the line.
Rodgers 9Iun9in9,
Rodgers at fullbaCk for Triadelphta
even superseded his stellar perform
apce against LinsIy two weeks ago.
His plunging was the most effective
means the Red and Black employed
10 advance the ball Time after time
he ploughed through for and 10 yard
runs strirgiug would.oe tacklers out
behind him. The big fullback also
ran the ends nicely. palyed Tine de-
fen~ive game and kicked four goals
after touchdown.
Thompson also played good game !
Ia the tacktleld. turning in numerous |
sho runs. BriCe, the dimtnut!ve
quarterback. turned IN a good game,
scoring the second touchdown alter
a teammate had fumb,ed. Guenther
was the main cog in the effective
ae ial attack launched late in the !
fl1al period.
Warwood's Approach
Warwood's closest approach 70 the
Triad goal line was made in tho sec |,
ond half when they advanced the ball !
TO the 10 yard line bu lost II on fail |
ure TO make first down. The Green !
and White opened UP with reckless /
open attack at the beginning oil the
second half and although many passes /
were completed for substantial gains
II was not destined TO last. In this !
pc Tod they put Triadelphia on the |
defensive for little while when they |
forced their opponents TO punt after !
an attempt TO run It out from the ~ !
yard line They lost another chance
TO score when Captain Smith blocked /
an attempted drop kick In the third !
quarter.
Aside from these two Instances the
Green was. for tho most part. kept
vel on their side OF the % and were
almost continually on the defensive. ,
The game pla" by play follows: Z
rriads Begin
Rodgers began ;he game by boosting
the p.gsNia from tie kick 81 Zee At 3.05.
Robinson received aaI ran the ball -
the 80.
Robinson los, on an attempted OK
tackle buck Sheets and hasun Melted
n ward a piece through center. ral-
ing 70 MAKE the yaclaSe HIN punttd %
Thompson who was downed on his -. .