The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-11
EAST SIDE Will
MEETIGEMENIN
ANNUA \.
West side Players Picked to
Win City TltIe.--Large
Crowd Expected.
aYLARRY.


osershadpwing the, Harvard.
Princeton hattie and the West Wiz.
sinlsIndiaaa TIT in the hearts OF
many local fans is the contest
looked for 3 o'clock this afternoon
nj South Side Park between thu
Fast side High School football
Team and the "a !rmont High School
eleven This contest Will decide
fhe city scholastic football cham.
pionshipf for the season OF 1922 and
will be Witnessed by one OF the
largest crowds that ever attended
football game In this city. Tha
advance sale Of tickets Indicates
that between 5000 and 1000 fans
viii he TANNED into the ball yard
tllis afternoon when the game is
called
Las season the Tcemen gained
tie decision by the margin Of ono
touchdown, and the west side bunch
las been pretty cocky about the
.Hictpry ever since. They feel that
they VIII again land the game and
keep the title in their possession
for another year at least But e
hey win theywill certainly have to
lsbt Tor the victory, as the, East
Side bunch Is keyed up for the con.
test as never before this season.
and Carnage Will send 4 fightInc
Fang ION the field this afternoon.
WIN viii so over the top. and 20
down fighting to the final whistle.
Both coaches have been carefully
preparing their men for the battie
today and it Is thought that each
Team WIN have practically its full
stFengths In the field, although on:
on twegot the East Siders players
are stillt banged up a little from tho
nafd struggle at Charleston las,
Satttfday
flay VIII be used by both
.ams today that have not been
used before this season. Ice AMI
9smage have been putting on a
itttle extra stuf this week to use.
II tue natnre Of a surprise party
lhis attcrnoons but / take It that
tot Che most part II will be
straight football at tho ball yard
ie1sy. outside OF the employment
Of pleniy of Forward passes. Fair.
mont viii likely depend a grcs.
zeal on the open play especially
" they seemlto have any degree Ut
sufcess bysthts method OF attack.
Vie Side is also good at this
ti1e ~ play, and 1t seems certain
that there will be enough passing
70 Keep the spectators on edge AL
The roofing will be big fea.
lure 81 the game. Both teams will
hsyes hnndreds pf followers in tn.
stands and there will be con-
ttnnal exchange Of school yells
and songs. There will be a big
parade through the downtown
section OF the city before the
contest
Competent officials will handle
the game, They are Lambie Of
West Minister, Briggs of Spring
field y. N. G, A. and Shell john
SON Of Grafton.
Tha3pro bable line up follows:
East Stde--Arnett and Layman,
ends Gs Morgan and Funk, tack
lea; Glenn and Lawler, guards;
peanes center; Mitchell, quarter.
back: Keener and HentEy- half
hacks stealey, tullback,
E,airmont-C Captain Reich Gala
han. Ross Wright or Knight:
eftds Garrett. Straight or Taylor.
taekles; Nichols and Hawkins aud
Esketh and Steele, guards; Tor.s
d Leonard, center; NIitchie or
cole fnllback; Parish, Lafferty,
kbbott Jobes and Stanley, half
backs
Preparations for a parade nf
the East Side students and their
supporters at Q o'clock this after
noon were made at a meeting
held last night at the East Side
High School, when addresses were
made to the students by Ed.
Wolfe, chairman OF the meeting,
Superintendent w. A. Hustead,
Coach Carnage, Postmaster JOHN
s. scott Tom Cornell, John Nc.
Kinney, JT. r. A. Johnston, At
torney Harry Shaw, and Principal
George ri. 4Colebank. Cheering
ptcatice was led by Cheer Leaders
Hardin and Carlow.
The parade this afternoon was
70 assemble az 3 o'clock and start
tiftean minutes later, marching
rom Merchant street, across the
now river bridge, up Jefferson
street to Main street, to the South
Side bridge out Fairmont avenue
20 Tswelttf street and down
Tweifth to South Side Park. At
me head Of the parade, uniform
Cd police and the Greater Fair.
mont Band we're to march.