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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
CADETS co THROUGH STRENUOUS
WORKOUT IN RAIN ON MUDDY
Yr1Lp-MARHTTA FRIDAY.
All Other Teams Except Warwood Get
Into Action Again This week-E
Bsllairo to Cambridge.

Coach Furman NusS, OF tho I.insiy
Cadets, put his husky squad through
strenuous workout yesterday. in the
rain and mud. on tho Fair grounds. and
from the form shown hy the players in
their first workout of this kind. LinSly
looks good TO pull Yale and Harvards
stunt and play and win two games in az
many days. when they meet tho Marietta
high and Cameron teams on Friday ana
Saturday OF this week. The cadets will
Journey to Marietta Friday and play
Cameron here on Saturday.
While Marietta Is strong asgrega-
ton this season, tho local team should
pull out an easy winner. They have
shown driving power in their two
games that should carry them through
the best season the school has had for
several years back. Their defensive
power Is also the best and should prove
the downfall Of the Onto team. Cam
eron is weaker this year than last ana
this game Saturday should he easy for
the Orange. making their wins two in
as many days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
v, Y, j, CANDIDATES
WORKOUT IN RAIN
Heavy Field Fails to Slow up Noun
taineer's Play-The Baokfield
Looks Mighty Good.

MurGantOwn ". Va. oct. Nv est
Virginia started preparations to-day Tor
her important game with Pittsburgh. ~
Forbes Field. ASturday. This gam" Is
regarded as the most difficult on the
Mnuntaineer sChcdul" and AT the same
time most desired in the Victory column.
Homer Martin VAS the only absentee
from practice. having been called TO MIS-
homo at Charleston. Coach Spears spent
most ~ the afternoon correcting INC
mistakes made In the $50 victory over
Marietta Saturday.
Heavy Field.
The field was heavy with mud bul
Spears anticipates that sort OF fle;o ~
Pittsburgh. ana lost no time In getting
the squad 70 work handling the heavy
and slippery bail olik"r. Nardar"i'
Mahrt, Mcmillan and Funk all took
turns AT forward passing with IN" "nds
and haIfbarks taking the hcaN"s ana NIL
Of the uuinl"':r did we'll Spears was
csDcciaily well pleased with the work or
Nnhan. at guard Saturday. Mahan has
been n student h"r" three years. Last
ycar he VAS 4 candidate for the back
field, but broke his Crliarhone. Spears
rIaccd him in the line ten days ne" ana
he WAS easily ono ~ the best forwards
ON the field against Marietta.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
BABE RUTH To
BARNST0RM;
lands OK g

New York, Oct. 9.--(By The Assooi-
ated Press)-Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel
Yankee outf!elders. who were suspended
FOR the early part OF the past season
for engaging in an unsanctioned barn
s.ormlng trip. will leave tomorrow on
an exhibition tour OF the middle west
this time with the official PERMISSION
OF basebalrs highest official. Commits
sIoner Il. NJ. Lands.
Ruth. IN announcing tonight the pro-
posed trip. said ne and MeuseI mad re-
seiyed unqualified sanction Zoe the trip
from Commissioner Lands, who banded
ont the suspension 10 them last year
after the two sluGgcrS. together WITH
Pitcher Bill P!ercy. dcfied the commits
s.oncr's ult!matum that they abandon
the expedition.
reconnaissance Lands treated us
very fairly" Ruth declared. Last years
affair had nothing 10 do with his DO
ciston granting US sanction for the tour
this fall"
The Babe added that he and M"usel
would be accompanied by no other mem
Der OF the Yankees. They Will start
exhibitions in Uebraska and continue
throughout october and November. a.
long as tho weather permits.
Under tho now rule affecting barn
storm;ny by worlds series players LhfS
ca ncngage in post-sea son exhibitions
providing no more than three members
Of a championship club play together
on team
Besides members OF the Giants and
Yankees who plan TO join an exhibition
tour Of the Orient. Carl Mays and Waffle
Schang, star Yankee battery, Will head
another transforming party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

Rellairc'S team will Journey Ia Cam
bridge Saturday for their first game
abroad this season. Camhridge has 4
strong outfit AMI should win the game.
Shadyside cntcria!nS -Mingo and from
the showing of both teams battle roy
nj can he expected. thrichsyillc play $
Ferry at League rark and while Ch-
rlchsvillc IL weaker than usual this
season, It iScXpcctcd that the Purple Will
con by at least three tuurhdowns. Mid
dlebournc plays at M"undsrIlle and
Ruple's men should hang another win
on their list IN easy fashion. Wellshurg
plays 1T Fa!lansbcc and Judging from
Stewards crews playing against Wheel
ing Wellsburg is in for another defeat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
ROSS WILL RETURN TO |
TEAM FOR SALEM GAME
Ola Methodist Quarter Asks Coaches
To Allow Him To Play In
Saturdays Tilt.

Huckhanunn. ". Va. oct. 9.--N cs-
leyan will start artiy" preparation 'n's
afternoon for III" annual game WIN
Sol,n College which will he played
Friday afternoon at Norwood iarN'
kshurc. Coach Higgins, realizing
that the Salem game is riSht now me
most critical event on the MetnoniS,
schedule. will spare no effort to htinE
tho Mc,hodis,S up to their prime form
for Fridays game.
As an example ot the caGcTnes's Tor
a victory over Salem this season oF
Methodists. comes the story from NcS-
leyan grid quarters tina; teoe h"SS'
former Wesleyan quarterback. "h" was
Injured during the opening game OF
the year. At Fairmont. aGaihSt west
Virginia University. was insisting '''a'
he br returned TO the Wesleyan lineup
for at least the Salem game. ne
Buckhannon hoy states that Il" Would
De willing 20 stop playing to"toan II
he succeeds in gaining revenge from
salem for tho defeat Ross suffered last
season as quarterback for the Wesleyan
eleven that lost to Salem. Ross re-
qucs; Is being given consideration by
Methodist coaches. and II III" EucN-
harmon lads injury will permit IL, he
may he allowed I" play against salem
Wesleyan Can win.
In case Ross plays against Salem.
Wesleyan's chances would be made
about a mile longer. IL Is a ditiicuIt
task TO prepare man To take the old
generals place in the short time Ielt.
although Fish or Clarity either could
be used ut the pivot position. For ms
reason. many believe tina, Ross may DC
allowed to take the risk Of further
injury. Ii for no Other reason than
TO be allowed the privilege OF evening
IN scores with Salem before ne steps
GU: OF Methodist moleskins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
CARR|GAN IS
MENTIONED As
NEXT MANAGER
Former American League
Manager Asked to Meet
and Confer With Rup-
pert IN New York.

Cleveland. o.. Oct. ?.-iSpeCial)-
The plaudits Of John MCGraw. man
ager Of the victorious Giants. scarcely
had died away before a certain official
Of the New York americans was seek
ing 10 get in touch with Bill Carri-
gan. former manager Of the Boston
Red SoX. and regarded as one OF the
best managers in the history OF the
American League He wanted him to
come 10 New York to confer with Col
Rupert and Col. Houston in view to
succeeding Miller Higgins "a man
ager of the Yankees.
Ordinarily mauaCcr VINO has pilotcd
two successive teams TO the champion
snip OF his league IS regarded as having
a mortgage on his job. II IS different
this time. There are those down in
New York who say the Yankees won
the league championship. not because OF
Hugg;rS. but in spite Of him, and be
cause Rupert and Huston came TO the
rescue by purchasing doe Dugan from
Boston TWO months ago.
In their loss of two successive
worlds series IL III" Giants the Two
ColonelS" are believed 10 have forgotten
the lesser victory-:hc winning % the
pennant. They feel they have the ma
tcrial this year 20 have beaten the
Giants had that material been properly
handled They lind no fault with Hug
gins as i baseball Stratcg!st. but do
think that possibly some other manager
could have handled the tcmperamental
stars better than Higgins has.
Colonel Huston. v.ce-preSident OF the
Yankees opposed the reapauintment OF
Higgins u year ago. while Rupert de-
clared the man who had managed PEN
nant winner should be. remembered with
a two-ycar contract. AS II result OF the
deadlock a compromise was effected and
higgins was rc-engaged for the 1872
season only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
WEATHER CONDITIONS YEsTERDAY
UNABLE TO KEEP GOLD PLAY
ERs OFF ATHLETIC FIELD.
Stobbs Taking No Chances wife MAG
nolia. Down staters Have Good
Fast Aggregation

Rain and mud failed 10 keep the
Wheeling Hig football squad in doors
Wheeling High football squad in doors
his teams through an hours practice on
the Athletic Field on the Island. The
boys had their first taste OF working
with wet ball in their session and
their work in handling the pigskin was
far better. and more accurate than for
most teams in their forst workout or
this kind.
Magnolia Strong.
The game U@ith Magnolia this week
end will mark the birth OF tough OPP
ponents on the Colds 1922 schedule
Magnolia held Wheeling to 60 score
on the Island last season in field or
mud with practically the same squad
on hand again this year loom up strong
er than ever. While they have not set
the state af.re with spectacular playing.
they are reputed TO have a good. heavy.
fast aggregation that are liable to prove
stumbling blocks for their opponents.
Wheeling Team injured.
While practically all members OF the
Wheeling team were injured In some
IN shion last week against Triadelph!a.
nil were out yesterday for the workout
In the rain. Watkins and Heiner. who
are possibly lost tn the team for the
season were the only men absent. Ncihcr.
who IS suffering from an infected
finger, was out but Will in all probable
Itv be unable t. play Saturday. Moyes,
and scvera! o.her OF the injured men
were ont hut Il is probable that several
Of these Will also he forced to remain
on the bench.
Scrimmage Today.
Stobhs announced last evening that
in all probability I short scrmmaEc Sos
sion will be held today. The Gold and
Rluc mentor realizes that with Magnolia
stronger than in recent wears. and
Wheeling handicapped by their injuries
the Gold will have to show speed 10
come out on top in Saturdays clash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
JNSLYELEVEN STARTS PRACTICE
FORTHE|R TWO CANES THIS WEEK
LONG JIn6" PLAYS.

Philadelphia. Oct. a--'Long Jim
Barnes, open golf champion In 1927, viii
substitute for Gene Sar.lHcn, present
champion who is in a New York hoSpi-
tai. in tho exhibition matches that nave
been arranged I" be held her" this week.
according t. announcement made to-day.
Sarazen was to play in tw" ben"ft
matches this week. ono At the Slcntnn
Country club and the other at tn" Nor
ion cricket club The former is I" he
held for the benefit of Sandy M"Nlh-
lick. golf writer for the Evening Public
Ledger. who was injured III an autom"'
bile accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
WHEELING HIGH GR|DDERS HOLD
FIRST WORKOUT WITH WET BALL
FOOTBALL CHALLENGES

The Dodge \. c. football team or
Glendale would like to arrange games
with any l&I-li0 p"Und team IN the
Ohio Valley Teams preferred arc MO-
hawks. W"ndcrs *. *. or amy fast
clevcnS without games on their sched-
ulcS. For arrangements call Mounus-
willie 80 after o'clock in the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
M'AVOY HOMER
ENDS THE CAME

BALTIMORE Md, oct. o. Eaitimor" won
rho fourth game Of tho LITTLE world scr
,os from ST. Paul here this afternoon.
seven TO three. With III" score tied IN
the ninth. three men on bases. and one
ou,, McAvoy of the Orioles. broke up
the game with homer into the right
field ,bleachers. 1t was his second homer
Of the series. he having broken UP tho
first game with circuit clout. This
victory puts Baltimore further in tho
lead. three games 10 ono.
nGoyes and Benton. who started on
Tho mound, were both knocked out. Farm
ham went In for Raltimorc in the sixth
and held tho Saints sc"rclcSS for the
remainder Of the game.
Hall relieved Benton in the n'n'h'
af,e- Walsh had doubled and had made
,h!rd on 4 short single by Bentley.
After Bolcy went out 10 first Bishop
was purposely passed. filling tho bases
Then McAvoy broke up the game with
his homer. Score:
LIS RI Il
,,,;vora nON OOt ili---7 II o
- paui .olO go oo0-3 10
Groves. Parnham and McAvoy: Benton
Hall and Gonzales
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
oaSsinq of HuqqinS AS Yank Manager Rum0red
JOHNNY EVANS STARS
! FOR KENTUCKY TEAM
College freshmen Defeat FrsakfoEt
High School 33-o-Evans F1ayS
Brilliant Game.

Johnny Evans. former Martins Ferry
high stellar gridiron performers, VINO
Is attending school at the University
of Kentucky. is still up to his old
tricks according to word from that
school. Evans is playing quarter on
the Freshman eleven and is enjoying
successful season.
The following Is a clipping from tho
Louisville Herald in regard to the samo
between the Frankfort high school
team and the freshmen: The broken
ocld running and generalship Of Evans
Martins Ferry wonder. was the feature
or the game He made substantial saihA
almost ut random. accounted lot 4
touchdown. and drop kicked three goals
after touchdowns.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
MARIETTA UNABLE TO
STOP GOLD MACHINE

Morgantowr. WA. OCT. 9.-( Specially
Completely outplayed in every depart
meut OF the game save Cne-passing-
the Marietta College eleven never had
Q chance in its game with the Noun
taineor machine here last Saturday at
ternoon. West Virginia took the lead
early IN the opening quarter and was
NEVER headed. Not once during tho four
lonS quarters did Marietta threaten the
local goal and even when second and
third strinE men had taken the place OF
regulars the MountaiUccrs continued to
score and at the same time keeping the
visitors far away from ne object or
their attack-the Varsity goal line.
.Mountaineers Strong.
Aelapce az the play by MAY" report
OF the contest reveals numerous gains ut
every SPOT along the line, around the
cnds SalSds 6r1 Gticaily everywhere else.
Tliss story Is nothi1g moro than the re-
counting OF scrics OF Aountaineer
grains and Marjctta's efforts to break
throuah, the human barrEr Dr. Z. w.
Spear ( scns out on tho field. The locals
gained with ease and apparently when
ever they desired.
In passing. however. tho locals were
noticeably weak and III mis- particular
department Marietta looked much bet
ter than the locals. The Obi" machine
completed quite few passes during tue
game. while successful heaN"S neS"-
tia,ed by the Mountaineers were few and
far between.
Youngsters Look Good.
Armin Mahrt. Nick Nardicci and Pete
Rarnum starred ON tho oTtSnsc for tho
locals whose forte WAS clearly its St"l-
Lar work ON tho defense. Whenever
Marietta had the ball 1t seemed that
Varsity players were everywhere ana
the visitors gained but Nnc first down
as a result Of rushing Il ball. THIS was
the last play in the fourth quarter. a.
Ward going around lett end for 10 Yards
Jack simon. on" .! tuaCh spears Chir'
hackfield threats. was taken from tho
game early IN IN" first quarter. whHc
Homer Martin. another veteran nf thrHe
campaigns. was no, used ~ all during
tho contest. Gus Ekherg. the big Min
nesnta fullbaCh. played well but he Is
still far from being IN top form.
Preparing for Pitt.
West Virginia is not preparing Tor
Pitt and Coach Spears will make every
effort during the coming week To whip
his charges Gnto shape for that an-im-
portant struggle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

Bethany ". Va. Oct 9Robcrt kopf W. j. football star,
had better show himself in Brooke county, W. Va any time ~
tho Panhandle county he
would be spotted and hauled Wcburg charge OF carrying
according several witnesses of whom happens to be
deputy sheriff Brooke county kopf displayed revolver to th"
driver of the taxi who rcumc>hm Washington Pa after tn"
unexpected end of the scouting trip taken
by Kopf rcdcrchs last Thursday when they caught
spying the Bethany secret practice previous to the W. j.
Bethany game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
WV, j, SUPPORTERS TO
FLOCK TO PITT GAME
Indications Point TO All Attendance 1sc-
or Being Broken In Game
Saturday.

Morgantown, W. Va. oct 9.--tSpe-
ctaD West Virginia football squad
Is going TO have the largest crowd or
supporters in the stands when the r!tt
Panther is me, 1T Forbes field next Sat
Urday that has ever been recorded. In
1919 when nearly every West Virginia
ian thought ii Mouutaineer victory was
assured IN advance. il - estimated that
nearly 5000 spectators trcked out OF
the confines "f Ia" Mountain State 10
watch the battle. but this years sales Of
tickets. according 20 M""ntainecr attn
letic officials. have already exceeded
the total Of 1919 and TIA" mail orders
alone have exceeded the gross sales %
1927.
Morga2town is going 20 send a mon
ate" delegation. \ student cheering soc
tiun has been rapidly filled M AMI
townspeople BY tho hundreds have pur-
chased seats Will" the sale continues
unabated. Fairmont. Wheeling. Clarks-
burS. Park"rShurg Warrington. Weston
and scores OF other cities. towns and
communities will send delegations or
fans. mail orders having been received
from Blueficid. Mart!nsburg and every
other city or town Of importance In the
state. no matter how remote Ia Pitts-
burgh.
Mouneainsors Go Friday Night.
The west virginia squad or ABOUT ~
players will 10 ." Pittsburgh on Friday
night. Saturday morning The rest OF the
varsity squad will go on the special
train leaving here ~ 80 "a. M. On this
train. too. will be the cadet band Of 50
pieces strong. Headquarters for the
Mounta!neers will be at the William
Penn hotel and the return trip Will be
made that night on a special Pullman
sleeper via the p. & o. although the
going trip for the squad will be on the
Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
SIS. S. Fills Out,
Hollow Cheeks,
Thin Limbs!


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Father Time by smoothing out wrfn.
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The medicinal ingredients Of 8. s. &
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
WON BY SHEvLIN

Boston, Oct. eddie Shelv!n Of Rox-
bury, tonight was awarded the decision
over Dave Shade Of Portland. oregon
after a fast ten round bout here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

Fridays games includes CannonshurG
at SNubenvllle. BarncsN lilo at BRIDGE
mort ana Sistersville at Woodsield.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
WORLDS SERIES GREATEST Of
ALL EVENTS IN SPORT WORLD

would trade him for any OF the better
known stars. He has everything. he
can hit and run and throw and he has
shown aggressirCnc?' and AGILITY 10
think.
Rommel has become the best pitcher
In either major league under the new
conditions. ills knuckl@ ball, breaking
both in and out. and his perfect control
make him Il remarkable pitcher. The
Giants, forced as they were 10 stick 10
old materials. naturally developed Few
regulars but JonEard with his terrific
speed may learn I" pitch and become an
ether Walter johnson. chicacos Cubs
have brought in more Of young. prom
.sinS players than any "f the other Ma
tional league clubs. This Grimes has
advanced steadily. and kelleher has be-
come one Of the ranking third hasemen.
There are three on the pitching staff
who give great promise, and perhaps
OF these Osborne is the best prospect.
although Tony Kaufman may STEADY.
Bottomley Of the Cards seems sure
conner.
Couch q Real Star.
Cincinanti has brought Couch. rc-
markabIe pitcher, 10 the front. and IL
nelli and FonSeca are advancing. Dono-
hue. OF course, Is a great pitcher hut
doubt remains as 10 the durability or
ms arm. Brooklyn shows two catcherS
who would command i tremendous prir"
In any market in HunElinG and DE Berry.
last named capable OF ruling worlds II
he could find a Louis. Shrivcr. the
pitcher, may bc added to the list. Haines
may hardly he referred 10 IS II new star.
hut ne has improved greatly and ranks
high. and Blades, the outficldcr, has
much promise.
White so1 Aid Work.
Turn to the rest or the American
League: The White SuX lead In Nc'or-
iu:. Youngsters. ShcciH - about ready
tn commence to shine He had learned
a lot about first basng, and is capable
OF learning moro. The pitching pair
lcverctte and RlankerShir--arc worm u
score Of recruits. Detroit har uncovered
iva coming stars in Johnson ana ~
le,te, both Of whom ripened rapidly dur
Ing 90 Cleveland started rather late IN
irving to develop new material. II
stood pat until tho vets commenced II"
wahhle. then went into the work OF re-
building to an extent unIhuuGht or,
Thus far the only real rcsuii improve
mont I'm Catcher Scwcil. and III" sccur-
ing Of Boone. Goslin and Rrit!hort giFc
WASHINGTON some comfort for the dlSas-
tTuuS season.
OF all the promising ones developed.
however, Galloway. Of the Athletics. anu
this brig, brilliant fellow TraYnor thlru
haseman Of the Pirates appear best
TRAY nor has come 10 the front with su"h
sreod that he looks Ia be developing mo
another Jimmy Collins. which Is an"ut
tho limit in rraisC of third hascmcn.
u'upvright, 1922. the New York ENeh-
ing MailD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

At nine months old the average baby
should weigh IS poundA