The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
Cadets HIVE Best CnsGcss 20 Win ove-
acic ana Blue in ftar,-Ocangs
TSa,M she Eavor:NS
Showing A.'ains. Mo%G@svue Expected
by Professionalism Sa5 Gtsa
Toughest F2e Oh Gait ScG.cSul".

Coach MS. Of tic T..-t% ,3d"tc vii
-, =, charges through S"tI; Haccs
us wee: IA r:cp&- Gt.ca ." the Big
G,.';c wt:H T:c"i.n$ I.SA o. Saturday.
The Orange E."a re; Z" IL" n" >t:tcSt
opposition -, l&s; SATURDAY 1t Mounds
v!.lS shat they ave encountered this
season snS ea:cyS q T.ctors by "ne
tcu~a To;c:: mar, II. Several old t"o;-
.,aH fans WHO Witnessed the struggle
seated ;h0, they had never IN all Their
experience seen team - much on edge
s"a n sch tSNi'rE trim AS Rubtc'3 }
sC,n were on Saturday.
tru:n the very first practice of tha
year ;hc L.&s.y gam" WAS KEEP; steadily
T. the troH; OWING - The fact that that
game was tho only big !oca! game on
the Mounds m.1 schedule The slogan
Beat L'aSly'' was adopted Iouc before
I; appeared IN the posters n practically
every window IL ch2 down-the--ivrr
town last week The cadets were thor
oughly secuted in every game. csp'c'o.lr
by Rubie himself a: the big hd'SH 4;
Marietta and nothing was left uUC0ae
L. spell defeat to tho NusSmen. After
the plans had eliminated IN a big gala
week preceding the game in which meet
iuGs were held. the town posted from
one end 70 the other. and football slo-
GdaS Beat L:usly." and others had been
On the tongues OF every man. woman
ana child In MouUdsvii'e = monster
crowd turned out I" The game and tn
MoundsYilie warriors entered the game
In the highly strained frame OF m!Hi
which made them almost superhuman.
The high pitch 10 which they had r!N-
en- caused some exceptionally rough
work during the first HALF OF the gam
aAd several Liusiy meu were tUu!,y
handled and Injured. This was resente;f
highly by the L!NS.y rvotcrS and causc,}
some jeeriug and several penalties "
the officials. Happily This was cut doH In
IN the second half after ltub!c haX 4
chance 70 talk 20 his men and caJtion
them. The same fighting spirit obtaf nsd
however 70 the md and kept the spSecta-
tors on their toes till the final wynistla
blew. II is doubtful, whether suE COR
ditiors Will ever obtain again where orn
sam. Will mcan more 10 one te,f,u tnau
al the rest OF the schedule"
The cadets were in nShting fr!m also
but not keyed up To such & hGyh pitch
W!th them the same meanN, one oc
uaEy hard games and ;hey w{re travel
Ing under wraps As far al exposing
plays. They were playing u conServl.
tive. careful game and were flad 70 WIN
by ever small a score. Several bad
errors married the team play I'd hclpsd
10 keep The game in hot watf Failure
To distinguished between ttle umpire"
Whistle and that OF the re&ersa caused
the entire team 70 Stop and allow
Noundsville TO return a pun, thirty
yards and but for Captain lHar,ilrs coos-
headedness in making tbH tackle the run
would have gone for n touchdown. W'h,n
the cadets came hackp 20 earth they
found that Linsly had been onstde and
MoundSvlile OF COURSE refused the PEN
4
automatically stoppYd by L;nsly when
a Ruoleite seemed 10 be obviously Off
side but no penalty was called FOR big
ochciads and the Rlay went FOR a big
loss. On anotheH occasion 4 punt was
IooNshlS haad!e4l by the Linsly backs
and Aoundsvtlls| recovered for long
gam In moStS instances the cadets
tacNHng was 4uperb. that OF Bobby
stooos and Sc}heaerlein being pa-ticu-
larry low and Accurate. However there
were treiuen4 cases where Hamilton
laid several Ytould-be tacklers low with
a deadly still arm. NuSs will doubtless
WORK nara y overcome these and other
defects in Horder TO have his men n
prime COMO ION for the coming game.