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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Challenge for
Hot Dog Title
Gets An Answer

Several daysxago there appeared In
tho R.nwood column Of Tho Intelligen-
Ger an article announcing certain man
Of Benwood as ready TO meet all com
crs for tho Hot Dog Championship
or tho Ohio valley. The story seems 10
have aroused some interest. for Tho i"'-
lowing communication was received ia
tn, snort, studio OF this paper last
evening:
"Bollairs. O.. Jan. -.
'SportinK Editor. lnicllig"ncer
'Drar Sir: In tho iionw"od column
Of your paper. dated tho ldih, an Arll'''
appear. Ia whirh como unhnO"n party
In that rIB claims the hot doK '""
numpIi"n championship or ihal 'llY an"
vicinity
or ,.n,rs lrn.h uun Ia not m'n
Toned ga tho rnapa ~ OH" thi"nhh 81"
.vrrrIrhI 80 surr"sD i"t m'''''h' l''H
No nsura rI,""E Ia furnishing "'h'''' y
,.r aIns,.n, LinLr. ond 10 uh"h l'''
h"naIIy that 'ntI"u IiI'h lIl"H '""'
undo, ru,i q hoahi"E
tn tho aril'e ~ uuSpll"u. 'ila e"
known ra,a~.d ,urry" lover S'n'a" that
10 u,~ ~ 40 tnr' SO 'hoy '""lh "" r"'
~ condition f"I eating Ii"' !" ~"
rhsmrlnn Whom No 40 ronhv !" ha'h,
hi, la msrs ,rino. M IL" roc"n'ly ~"
n snd VA. then only f"r""d !" aul'
owing To- hls finances being IN '"I-
Eh.ylk condition.
should this gentleman from Ron
wood whose fRmo rests on tho capacity
OF His stomach. d"sire I" mrct our
champ Nv stated above, under tho con
dillon that tho loser pays tho hill. an
swer through tho INTEL. and any time
and place can he agreed upon.
Yours In Sports,
THE hot DOG CLUR.
"PinCh Run. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
MARTINS FERRY
LADY IN MATCH
FOR PRESIDENTS

Washington. Pa, Jan. l5-Tho inaplr-
ing influence back of tho invitation 10
Wa shIngton & Jrncrsun's football team
tn participate ~ the intrrS"ctlonHl
clash with the University or California
at Pasadena ON january "as MIS-
Rrady. VITO OF Nrny q. Brady. FORMER
". e. J. basketball star and conrh. ono
tine newspaper mnn native or WASH
,ngton and now IL rcsiient OF Los An
Ielcs Mrs Brhdy before her lnoTrihBe
was Mtns Mildred SHui~r" or Mhrtins
Ferry. ohi" She In graduate or the
Wnshingt"u rcuInarN. and Is well
known Throughout thih district
When tho Tournament or Roses vas
Looking around Tor tho most representa-
i've eastern team 10 meet ia" 'allfor-
mia Heats Un sew i""I - day. MIA
n,nd, nuEg'Hi'd I" her huhLnhd lh"i
the .L,inn "i wash len u" hhshh"d
M. n,adv seated 81 the idcs. and said
iha,n wa, iiu han,' nui r"uIun iii"
n,s uindy ruinlsIad and nnally got
leo, i,"ah"md iui'i""I'h nnh enlh"sIhH
II, IT, Pc, h. i".,h Win I"hn -
rrrd.,I,Em f,,ti,'i ,"nl'i""I 81 Iiuas'Is
trvn. lhIn '"uuil. " Rru'l',"'" "f Wa"h
I,H onL ,.r"r,, i 80 ',nr ~ ~. leading
uit"rn"gr "m tic '"""t, 40 we'll -" u
uon Of o.,r.mc influence ~ huSlu"n"
nu1 ruhIir nnnIrn Urndy nuh"d r'"1
,ri,kq what tho Inter though, "f n'nt'
Inr ,pmpalEu ~ take tho TrsHlIou'r
To- InrnIcun Tor tho Tuurnnn"n, "f
I,nsoa rnutoal
ErcdcrIrks ~ nrri war lust m rkrptl
cnI ~ Irndy IN fnct. tho "Nrrcrrrd
some doubt an To- IIrndy's sanity. Hut
tho latter. apurreh an by his wlfc per
sisted, and finally FrcdrrlCks agreed TO
20 along and lend his aid. He and Brady
thon got busy" The Wash. JEFF.
alumni on tho coast opened a wh!rlwlnd
movement in charge OF brady In the
interests of tho Red aud Rlack. tho cul-
! mination heing the appearance or Coach
Nonle's men in California on Janu-
ary 9.
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SCHOOL TO COACH
HIGH SCHOOL MEN

Oxford Ohln. Ian 5-rMlaml IulN"'-
EItY win ~rtnhli"h coaching ~ h""I
this RUNNER under N" hlr""'l"n 81
Coach Ge"rge I.I,tlo for tho trimming
az coacheH In high Eohnol athletics. u
has hern announced nv Dcsn ". e Min
Mich, head OF tho TsacherS' Collopo.
Tho school. which Will open Juno ~.
will ofTcr a six weeks term OF training
In tho major sports. In football. hAtkc,
ball truck and neld sports. and, n II
H,.ms admirable. y second term may he
given during tho summer. The school
IL 70 10 permanent.
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Sport Eds Note.-The story In qucs-
ton was not written by re. hut after
short investigation. mud that tho
Benwood champs name is Earl Noodle
and "OfhsR" Earl GrcathOusc Is his
manager and trainer. They have head
quarters In tho Fourth and riTtA ward
hCAa houses, at BeuwuOd. and arrange.
menis can be mado by calling the man
aSer.
boiled h0ioynas' In The Wheeling dis
tIl't. NhcIo such contest mlHhl bo
hold Louis l.uu'h i""n "n Eleventh
street /, al lI,uI PACE. although n"i
Inurh az a ,I"Sd WuIthi ho h"' "I"'""
dated There go m""y "'h"r rla'''
that Inlshi lie uSeh s'nali sdI"lsnl"n
might ha changed 4" dnfIap d"''"i hlllH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
POTOMAC STATE SCHOOL
FACES STIFF SCHEDULE

Specisl p.spatch to Tho Intslligsncsr.
keyser. W. Va. Jan. Tho schnd-
u,r 81 tho Potomac state School basket
ball team for tha present season was
today as follows Tho hsier-
!nk 90 den"tlug games played abroad:
January Lii"nNiIlr Normal
January 2h-sDaViA 4 nklns
January II liuoHhannOn High.
January 81 Open.
February .f'nirm"nt Normal
February .woHi virginia fTehhnen.
February u 'tUIrvicw High.
February ~ -rsirm"nt Normal
February -WayneHbprE College.
February ~ Davis Eiklnn
March = 'waynenbura College.
March california Nnfinnl
March I-'Wost virginia Freedmen,
March il--Opon.
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BEzDEk NOT AFTER
THE MINNESOTA JOB

state College. Ia. Jan. Is. Hug"
BeEdsh head Cohrh or the Penn stat"
I'nlItFo football team. upon his return
from tho Went tunlrht d"n'od r"i"i''
thrt lie wnr ""nnidrrlnE hh "iI~r from
tho I'uivtIniy "f Mlnn"H"'" h""h""
rnid hr went Ia Mlnne1rulin I" C"nfrr
with pTs-ident tUHmhn. or Mlnnor"in a.
vh, r,uuor,o d that 10 outline tho policy
for d department ar phylic"l education,
.uch o.. n.Id.L has oatahlirhnh hero
Ito declared that lac was mot In any
way apohinE tho pUpt at Minnesota.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
GEORGETOWN NINE
ANNOUNCES SKED
Seventeen 0aInss Are nASObsd ron wash
inn ton University To Mssb
WssL virginia

WanhlmrI.m. I"n IL no ven G e ~
sanon nrl,'"i ga Tia" lb3i h"Hoh"lI
s.h,dulo mf t!o"IF"t"~n llnIv"tRlIF nH.
n"un,'d today Al hat """, That "''h
tho t,"Iv.,"lIy 81 I""""Vlv""l" e." May
% VIII w." pln y"h hoe
10" '"h..lrla f"ll"vnf
hur'h A. bolhwnr" Anu ], I'"r'
U"uih a. E"uih '"'"lin". 10. '"T""''!
IA rlrlsburRh In in"rnlnH ana b"'Y
fI"us IN nfI-Tn""n. IL, Irln'"l"n! IT,
Tuftpi 10. Triuliy. o. Fordh"m (p"nd'
lng). a. and ~. G""rgln Tcrh. ~, ""ut
virginia; May I. North Carolina. b.
I'rslnun, .. Washington College 20,
Fem at Fhifhdrlphia.
\ short northern trip will nlso DO
taken tho latter part of May on which
Itostor Collage. FnrdhRm. Holy crosB
and ono other tenn probably will bc
played.
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I HIGH FRESHIES

The newly organized Freshman Ba'-
krthallcrs arc now open Ia meet all
coIners The yeArlinEs have m album
dance Of good material which comes
from the grade schrols In Sonmon. for
mcrly 81 the champion Wchstcr school
team. Wryrich. who halls from Center:
GcIscI. II RlIchic. N"lic, OF Iutchle:
kimhorlln. Of Clhy. and Spurlin from
Conlro with theae boys In tho Kame
all nppon,uia Will have to Htep for n
victory. Trnmr wirhinE I" arrange
games ponrr get IN touch with man
nrrr Of wheeling high school The f"l-
having men win rlehho report Tor prhc-
IIro Tuc"day uftrin""n NJ "'I"'h'
Honmon, HpuTlin. Gsiaol. WeyTloh. Kim
beriy and Nolts.
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at by tho New York state hysiem or
awarding tho wrong man. bhI'h Whs
robbed "r the credit coming To MIN.
Nv defeating I'"io Herman lhht month
MidE,i earned ana h"a been PROMISED
tn,t with tnhnuY nan. haHtd #~aiEhi
Champion. Ia tho near future iaie han
huld tho IlIIo twice aud Midget certainly
,,,,I ur a. vnudeifui dInpluy "f nsllruna
Ia that h"ui
nuuIih IL blonde &c Nlklns, Win u
nv .dInh ,uHi 81 feainIos ma lao 10
l. l,l ,II ,i,,,ntuh IuuI tho ia tao. lie ~aa
I,,, ,u.,Iy nn Iufanit man Ia III. '"nai
S"uo
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vaasrLsns NAsoAuD.

~ iouI-. J-n, 10 h,Aaisiaas p
.Ln wa tia heavyweight che 49,
,,..iia, sui I'aui M.'inh"n. vlUFM
ha,u Ianua,y "a
Jimmy I.and"s. heavyweight 0yel
champion. .ud I"s n.sh'"~,, W
M.as hive been r"a'cb.h f"v thA
nlRhi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Huqhey Fullerton Tells How
Champs Get Started to Title

H.. - ,ha mont frequent questions
,Lsd NJ sportIuR wrltcrH iS about how
ohampyona rot started toward 'ham-
,Jnn.hIr, Tho reason probably IL that
80 many young mon dream or ""'"G
chamnlonp and Wonder how ANY one
evsr gotta started
Thn hiator~ r The famous hal play
ers han boon pretty generally t"lh. no"
tho brother la charge Il tho Homo ~
baltimore forced Jack Dunn I" Try oN'
Uabo Ruth: how tn" c"nl minors ~
Uoardnle iud forced III" I"Tr" hh"'"
LIB IN 1.-Two NOrdrCHI brown IL chan 10"
IA thITl nas~mau. how lr"Wul". "h'h
IA, found thora wore u" opening" for IN
nsIdsrs announced l." war pitcher.
how EritI f.mmcrItnE ht''' ''' """
hoy ran away from home. I'arucd hH''
hnII nrEnuIgcd a. team IA ~ lumber i"Id
al uriEtol Tunu and "rt"rSd 'l)ho
Milan 10 play. how Eddlo ii""h. ~"
noVor had caught Al tall unhi IL" Vas
Iuan grow a. 500 iIdl"S "t' d" I"'h "' ""'
when lIa LId hIojh'r t"'aw " h"U -
hi,n. L"ho iIo nna', ""i Lee" hd'''
i.aIaIvd H., Il l,ai" tu,t s""," ""d """"
ih. hid ur ""d h''a"'" ""' 81 hS
world st'aiosi ui'' h"'"
TH-te ace 1.a"Y ~ 'h"t '"'i 81 a'"'
Les I.. ,,. IIsi",s - h"lI I.t"T',a IL
,ry .,'i,,,. i.,' o." ",""r h'hi' ct "''-
l.tI's n"i or,"tH ~" v'",' 90 loot b" "''
s"ml':
Zoe MsaVs's Oass
r"c M".,,. 'I,o sE"''"r 'h"'rri""
usvsr hud . ubato 70" IIr f'"' ""''l b"
wap rnrr ufoe" ~prG ''ih I'u' H'"'''
vows ,Npi loo ,"s l"SuIrcd ~ - ""rrE
love T"f Inrr"us N"lun" sHn'"' Hn'
determined ~ hr' "tu' vbui"r hI"e"f.
90 that 10 might glide through NJ" WIN
her IN careful awuol'u aud swingr It,
CldenIally Too was then nf'""u and tho
lady was around forty. ~" could not
sand up on skates when II" stared.
hut he was "a likRhlc Md aud l"Rrn"d 1"
skate quickly Ito had u great ahmira
tlon for Huptic. and stuck around 90"
admired his hero >" much that the then
champion encouraged him
lie YIaTtsd In n"Sic. race at ~
Nicholas Rink u" didur own pair
OF skates. but borrowed a PAIR 81 iiHI'-
rieS nNpitc of the fact that ia" shoes
were three sizes to" lars" and slipped
around a. he sNht'd DtstOu. then -
near champion. va, at tea ward" an
Hakor Wha ga the scratch, with Moore
EtNer HlNtS yards When the riSiol
sounded M",rs Iui"Ird cat uud neither
bini"u nor nnkrt oN"t gained "n iu'h
"H kln, duIIhE the ,,," tic rh,tSi ithr
- villa alb 4nI ~"n hnnhr dr.sn Th"t
HIAht hnIIr L,t,h &C." th Nh" h'I
ora hip s."oo w"uII lee the rioNloat
htslsr o." TIE v"'Id a"d IL sldto ~
Ioy'nt ,o.I"ks o.. De- a. tnai
LiItls I.m
1r",. - a u,,r" zoe" g. De-. l"i''I''
irI,I hr., i'si I,s ,'1.,od h','"
rSol"r r9l o..~ - o." "fn'loi o"l .
- r.f, L., ,l,t a
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camo popular. nud no has hcld That pop
ulnTity over since.
Tho unexpected jump 10 f1mo ana Tor
tau" In hUuia that f"ll"" cd ~" fi""
,hinI nHIt effected tho slAn ot lha
MIdyotn hat IiuI II vnHni l"nE "cI"I"
q few poor sh"WiuHh '"mN ln'oh hl"'
chat the nay NE and capturing h"AlnA
III lo,, don, ." IL rulin q" h"l'h b"'"
ur tho IIsI,In nnd nlu'" s"IiIlnE DOWN
~ 1oII"uh bslInnA. h"a d'I""'"h W."
boot Ia hI, III ,l"i'n
L., Ito L,,,I With I..m,h. Midget 'lrsr
/, ,utrnIniu,I snd 'uir"nHh' l"" M
ly QUO 81 those volIh da'lai""n arrived
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Bath DISTRICT atrosE,

pOvn al Bsrklsy SprinSs Bath Dis
trtct High School IL rompinR way at
good pace. Victories ovar tho Old no
rinion Academy OF Berkeley Springs,
and Washington County High Of
HaEsrsto~n. Md. have given tho south
ornera n good start. ORirials OF the
Bath District High contemplate being
abba 10 enter their team In tina Tourpa-
msnt. Next Saturday thu Bath District
lads will visit tho IisKsrstown crowd.
and state that great rivalry EXITS be
tween thslr tvs and tho NSrylsn derS
llIrrisvills uncoTked some lightning
haskethali over at Cairo In the opening
game and came Through winners by
cI-l3 score. The following evening
IIATrisvilio Won from 81 MaTy's high
51.2l. and on the third evening wsiiop-
htEhsd Newport. Onto. hgh, S6-:l.
Games ~oro rlh ycd this Wc"t. hy iiat-
rlsyillr. one against sHt tnI"u high. but
report 81 this game has n"i reached
hero yat. ~ - regretted that IUnnS-
boro high Grd IL,r,is,lIi" 'nnn"t .""r
teasthsT but 10 dutH u's"t,uti"n- Ice
t~ean tho two team have not been sat
iafaCtoTy. Comparing scores utGdo by
thasS teams L. lIaTrlHVIllss Idea or prov
lag their brand Of stuff I'snnabero is
RolnE like "a h1uHu hfiIo aud tho Keen
rIVaiTy between HaTrIAvllio and the
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CiendouInE nigh. former "IAts champs.
, onpIoteIy sn"wcd under Ehst h""h
hsh la a "a H. Unu aided Nl'iOiy,
Iart HANK - IhIuo r'.lnis came mana
Inui~ net a field hSuA.t hal"H i"sIa'e''
oil raai ns"L hIHh 10 naw a. IL" game
aud although "ur'.io hsod by mpn' teams
h~Y mastI"a 40 nh"Wl"a s"'h
f"Iui f"r r"unHsis's und vii h""h''o"s
Iu,np Ini" tho li'nailaht Ia Ih'lI Ss"'i""
De-. Turo the naa s"n 'l"aar
paIom high Ia playing great h"Hho''
bill hut "vlrG 10 ihulr Ilgh'n"H" "ts
rot hcing ""naldared In ~ bic way ~
slnIa ha Is.,hall. IN, ,enm after h"'"E
trimmed hy Warrington high liz" sa'"m
wnsand wln rr"m Falrm"utH East S'hs
ligh s~ho"l as m. Enlnm MldEeta d'd.
Indicates that after oil Hornotm"' Ut
tic man will boar close watching.
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GOOD SHOWING
Of HIGH TEAMS
IN BASKETBALL
NUr WILL SEE RTnLLAR FLOOR
oANuH rHrH LpAgoH.
rWE LEApRM1-RAnKnR
II uOINQ grROHu PACE.
CLHNDRNNrHo STARTS IN wHrRL-
WIND YAURIoN-CLA1xA
roUrED srHoNQ roB TITLE
ny 1uSs fsets.

SL1ertai 20 Ih6 IHteIilHehCeF.
Buckhannon. ". Va. Jan. 1S.--From
reports sent In from all parts OF the
state there ~ every evidence that the
moor game IL growing steadily in popu-
larity In West Virginia. These reports
arc comirR In daily as games are played
through an Organization established be
tween the various team coaches and the
DiTcc.or ~ the l9e2 State High School
Basketball TouTnamant la this way II
10 thought that tho public can 10 kept
In ciOssr touch with basketball as play g.
ell by ntsh school teams throus bout
the aInta -iuh inteIasI Increasing Ia tho
dinetsnt se'iI"Hs tho date for the
nuaI InuIney Gomez nearer
Ths Ia ssAnt slate lilsh A'h""l
champs. nuobhRnn"n ~ not defeat Ia
Ihsir second game ~ Ihs ha"ha 80
prsf lan Iii In The bIR suTp'iss ~ IA.
,,s,tins afr ~ tho s~ss"n while nu'h
harmon hah MT aI'u"b hsr proper Rslt
., Ihs Tins this gan" ~ss played Ts'
.Irsf,,r showed splendid TOWN snd mo
D.. . ,rouhla u,sksr In Tho nual ~ssb7
Uurhhahn"n by winning FROM IlnslY
Military .Iuati,u's allowed somn champ
rallber. and again ThurudAY evening
whom sha walked over Yves, Virginia
Treahmsn 20 to Is.
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MnIdnInnn Magazine Learn 100" mo
clock. II panon tho timo by kedQ'nE ila
hands busy.
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A young bantam named Smith.
stranger 10 tho vast throng that hIlod
Madison Square Garden. hlopp"d nat"
opI"neni wHa ihil iIAn'hlnI inc "'''
rana. ihcro whB fuiInuS '"Ih az ""h
when tho smnha 'loaIed. tea '""dn
wI,L.d ,iahi - tho Jaw that dlh ~"
mich and RAN, hInl ~un huo'k'h h""n
~ ha,d that hls nh""lh'rn w''" 'ho h'"'
,so,I Of l,la snoI"r"s !" l"n' h Ne" ''"'"'
Al That m"IuonI Mldroi' hml'h ho
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ha" boon n"lrn strong He 10 4 pSN1Nea
~ usihnny college, ~ -. .-t..I..
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J, MONROE SWEENEY
IS NAMED UMPIRE
IN TEXAS LEAGUE
Former Moundavilis High Ord CoAoh'
now In oklahoma, Lands
Good Job.

nullar rex. jan. Two moro hnl-
pIror havo boon added I" tho 1oHaH
LcnEno stuff. according ~ nm pnn'un'"-
,ncul made y~nt~rdhy hy J. Donk h"O-
crtH president Of tho loop. y. hoh'"o
gwccucy. u nix foot ITirhmhn from
Oklahoma, recommended by ErnoHt -
uuIrIny Of tho National LSuguo htntt.
hnH uIrrndy rEneh contract
Iouln WnIcn former Virginia b"hR"n
urbIIrntor, well recommended ny ihono
voIoruu nrbliTni"TH. i"nnl"' Low" m"
i,curun blackburn. viii ho hlHhoh n'h
term. were accepted S"rinJhHy by "iic.
An all IurIuhorH of last y"nTh h'hII
,,rrnI HonlrII wrIo rrrrrvrh lt"h"i'H.
now hns u healthy number from when
I" rirII
u,op,,ny viii bo we'll remembered ny
,,,..,,,s If lna sports w"uld Ia ia"
vL..Iiug dIIIII I"ni yc"r IL" ""h
..,lI,,I, dln,iu, 81 MnundnNiil" man
-. L,.,,l ,nd nln wulh doan act need m"h.
Il,.n u"n, Il,,,. u" lmii'"h ""' a"''
,..,,i.u e pu"d i""ILnii "nh " COCOA
i..r.I"iI i'",n i"' 1""nI 'l'' "'h"' """
.r,.,I,, Ihn -,,,nm,,, ..,.,h.h /" d" """"h''
,t p.,.d 20" h""'I'll r""''". '"'"s v"
,,I.d ~, ,,I.,.. j." n"v.,"I 81 ~" I""''
.n.I M.' ""r"p r"'"""
r.,,,,y I.r ~. uni" r"lI.v sh"iilY
.I,., ~ n..r,rll "."""" ""'"' 10
I.uia vnII.i. "rl" ~h"'" Il" 80" ~
,c,i", 81 rh, rl'"l "h"'"''"" '" WV
,,,"v".n hlrh "h""l W." """' t"'''
,r,uIuv "u' - r,"'Iuil i""I" TINT Sn'I"'
oa nu. dcf.pi. und hla basketball ''"m
80
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Neutral Floor.

February will bc the FIRST tim" that
tho rival quints have ever met on
neutral floor, although Lexington ana
MorguntOWn have witnessed several
bitter clashen between the fivcs, and the
annual football game htagcd IN 'harlos-
ton Ia the greatest spOiiihk event III
suuthern West Virginia There In Y
strong possibility that arrangements
may ho made to make tho annual moor
rIn,h between tho Generals "nd M"""
iaInrcIn "a winter event for ilo h"n"h'I"
re, Iinn bat thlb all depends ul'"h lh'
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v,"uId L., llIiIu "hlr'Il'u - "n' u "h a.
tanHotn"ni. hq'"uso "a" far ia" w" COZ
I,rrn have ui'I bat "n'" cool S"""'".
nnd II uIns ho luhi wall that MIA ''"'
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n.III,, ionn q" ~ L." h"n'l" "rr"l ""h
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
Oisadsnnins Goes GOOD.

rennsboro crowd IL good ground for
A Gumeut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
ClArksburE Looks GOOD.

Jimmy IIeavener's Victory high quln-
,.t AFRO running along at n good ratio,
meeting tough opponents and while not
winning every game look mighty good.
ClarksburE's other high school i've
from Washington Irving. are head and
shoulders above the game and present
indications are that Hites five may he
among the top notchers BY tournament
tlme.
Weston high and Elkins high both
lost games on their own floors TO Lin
sly Military Institute. but are holding
their own among high school leans.
Charleston high Is coming along WIN
nlus and rarkcrsburE nigh looks mighty
biz down tho Ohio valley Win wheel
In. nigh and MOundsViiis high keeping
tho fivar uuddy up above Now MAJ
,in,vliI. hIsh has not u"Itou away to
his start ioI. h"t Ia the raht haV
nlwa,s iuIuad ""I "a toam ~hl'h made
tournament
A prsssnt la tho north. wheeling
hIsh 10 Sailing strong pa'a. "Ith
noundsvIlls h"' IN tho tall. DOW" tho
,rIv.r /. o.nslh.'sbla fighting hs'~.""
nt,.,,.vttI. Now h.rllnEViils. 81
Mays srd ~ '"ur." ,esms "v"r ~ 'h'
ohIo side WIN the hlE vol two A. Pa
ershurG He'lnG the pn's Tor '""""
down river worth Hhumsker. Hp"ntsr
hirh five IL ho,ly roni"T,lng ,hlnsn In
their section. ClarhsburH, MorgHntn~n.
Grafton. Burkhsnnon. NsnnlnEton. F"lr.
mont. Eairvl~w. are bringing out huge
crowds at their various C"n,cHt-. Th"
next wock viii zoe some Interesting do
vstopments ardo unless all signs fall.
will SEQ two or perhaps three heretofore
mediocre high school flves coming to
the front.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
w an,sd Dame

Huntington hru raplT"h =" have 'h'
snn,,nI f""Ihnll rn,n~ played 'h"'", ana
tho rrnrilur 'I'u"ui - ~" 'l'Y !" ~
n.rIrh ~ rIru ,II IN dr"""r Tor W"
moor rlnrHlr IN urdcr To provo IN" town
rInln m u drawing C"nt"r N"r"r'H nave
n that pttrndnnco rccurda Will u" shat
,,rnd whom tho teams moot. and lf th'H
occurs Huntington win surely T." con
rldcrod for tho annual football ana
hnrho thnll games.
Wcst virginia md tho Gonernlr have
met three timrq on tho Moor, the Noun
tnin,ora rompIuE of with two victories
hv tho scores % 93-2l and J0-26 whilo
tho VlrEInIaua copied tho other contest
32-lo All tho Contosts have hoon well
played and tho total points hcinR bl-IS.
with tho MuuntainoerE on tho long ond'
show Tint there has hcen littlo u
choose between tho duints. Indeed III"
marlin ia favor az tho vlCt"ra, VIII" In
ouch class were on thar own moor. was
nothing more than u floor hhndiChp, ana
with H. II, imrurtib!" Ia tho coming gam"
tho fur H. sure To ny. tn" C"ntnHt VIII
lie tho nrat on tho Varsi'y'a eastern
trim and ar tho team Will lie anxious l"
np.n the InIut with II Victory captain
,lrrr aud hIn mates VIII fninihh INN
tinrtnn fans with sonn 'rcnl' hhht ct
bail
I.ndv Gn,II,I nOpnn't tho Aon. cap
tnin with its mutuAbiiiiy or temper. Its
initiate m"nhr ana CupTicou. Temind you
of woman
CAPTAIN IIrnpe'k EgpknCkly why.
con found tho thlngl doHpinaH IL
| Iifo,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
"Better Clothes for Less "

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At Reduced Prices
You'll want to buy good clothes-that's
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They'll wear longer and fit you better.
Yon'll get gremcr degree OF satisfaction.
Wen guarantee absolute satisfaction or
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You cnn buy the choice OF the best clothes
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Don't you think it would pny you to invos-
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-05
Street Department Equipment Bonds
Refused; Vote Comparatively
Heavy; Three counoiImen
Were Elected.
THE RESULTS.

Less than one thousand voters OF
the city went TO the polls yesterday
and gave the city administration
authority and permission to buy
site and construct building for an.
other fire station TO be located in
the southwestern part oi the city,
but refut I'd TO give their approval
Of the proposals to buy equipment
for that station. install fire alarm
system and purchase equipment for
the street department.
In other words, proposition num-
ber one was approved by majority
of 16 votes while propositions two,
three and four were defeated by
majorities six, forty.six and sixty
eight, respectively.
Unofficial tOta!s of the votes cast
In the election yesterday were an
nounced this morning as follows:
Proposition one, SGs yes, 352 no;
proposition two. S57 yes, 1868 no;
three, 1893 yes, 379 no;
proposition four, 3O6 yes, 37i no.
The vote by precincts on PROPOSE
tion one was announced this morn
ing as follows: Ward one, precinct
one yes II; no, 3S. Ward one, pre-
cinct two, yes, SO; no, 81. Ward
two. precinct one, yes, 81, no, 6S
Ward two precinct two, yes, 81; mo,
43. Ward three yes, AZ; no, 81.
Ward four, precinct one, yes, G.; no,
Is. Ward four, precinct two, yes,
81; no, Is. Totals, yes. 1863; no, 1852.
Proposition two received the fol-
lowing vote by precincts: Ward
one. precinct one, yes, IL; no, S3.
Ward one, precinct two, yes, 80;
no, 80. Ward two, precinct one, yes,
Sc; no, II. Ward two precinct two,
yes, 80; no, 45. Ward three, yes,
As; no, SO. Ward four, precinct
one, yes, 5; no IS. Ward four. pre-
cinct two, yes, 95; no, 76 Totals,
yes, 357; no, 1868.
Proposition three: Ward one, pre-
cinct one, yes, II; no, 33 Ward
one, precinct two, yes, 10; no, 81.
Ward two, precinct one. yes, 81 no,
Continued on page five.)