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BAD WEATHER HINDERS
PRACTICE At v. Y. j.
Athletic Field At Morgantovn . -
OF Mud Pecause or Recent Rains.
nSkull Drills" Prominent.

Morgantown. Oct. c4.-(Special.)--A
STEADY downrour IL hampcring DR.. 4.
W. Spears. head coach OF the West VIZ
g!n!a squad In his efforts 10 get the
Manufacturers In shape for the big gains
with Rutgers college here this Saturday
afternoon. The athletic field IL sea
Of mud and il will he at least two days
before the Mountaineers VIII be able 10
workout there. At tho indoor skull
drills" Coach Spears has pointed out
the many mistakes committed In tho
W. &, L. game while Coaches Rodgers
and Kay. who secuted the Rutgers.
bethany contest have outlined some or
the Scarlet's best plays
Spears Disappointed.
Or Spears wns greatly disappointed
IN the showing his proteges made
against tho Generals. He made this
plain yesterday afternoon. when no gave
In. Varsity squad q long talk In the
gymsna SUM. "Overconfldence." super
induced by TOO much praise" was Dr.
Shears verdict Among other things
he told the Mountaineers that there
would not be any moro holidayh Tor
them In the future and also that the
prevalent feeling Of "cocksureness
was going TO he eliminated as quickly
as possible.
While no definite move has peen made
by Coach Spears tho feeling prevails
that he IL going 70 make several
changes On his lineup before Saturdays
game with santord's strapping hus.
kIcs. Tie has intimated that some or
the regulars believe they have their
herths "lnched," which. as Mountaineer
fans know, Is an extremely bad impress
| sion for a Varsity man to labor under.
Spears has refused to mako any Of his
proposed plans public and Is not likely
| 10 ID So He feels that too much pub
! Iicity has already been given to the
teams activity and that the less out
| siders know about what Is going on
: here the better.
! Cartain Meredith and Arnin Nahrt
! are both on the hospital list, but
! Trainer CartmeIl believes they Will he
! ready for Saturdays game.
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". VA. MENTOR WILL MAKE BIG
>SHAKEUP IN TEAM-RUSH
LINE SLATED TO BE
PUT OVER GOALS.
Eastern Team Will Provide Hard
Struggle for Gold-Tickets Will
Go on Sale Wednesday,

Mor.antown. WA. Oct -. 'Spe-
riall The Nest Virginia University
eleven. which faces Rutgers 'oIIeS"
here the coming Saturday IN what IS
recognized aS the hardeS; nom" same
OF the season barring only Nash-Jett
on Thanks giving day. will not he the
same as that which faced Washing
ton X Leo At Charleston last Satur
,,ay. In fact. judging from tn" lineup
which spears started in signal urlll
IN Monday. and the freQuent Substf-
;utions he made: is may he lmpcsSl
bic 70 even recognize the team as DE-
my rho same as thar which beat Pitt
and which was held To what l. re
:arded locally as an almost lsnomini'
GUS tic by WASHINGTON X Lee.
Shifts in 8ackfieId.
Spears may make some wholesale
shifts in his baCkfield so that his dc
tense against forward passes VIII pc
improved Tie may use another quar-
,erback in place of Nardacci vet
eran Of two seasons. He may use
Hawkins and Pierre Hill on the ends
instead OF Graham and Taliman. anu
no NAV have another man KICKING
Goals after touchdown instead al Set
ron. ~ we'll. possibly. as having i
connie of new tackles. two new
guards and center.
Washington II Lee was apon' ""
per cent stronger as f0otoaH team
than - out of each 100 persons as
sCmbled at Charleston believed. IN
edition TO that the Generals tire"
forward passes with an abandon thal
v-uuld have been suicidal HAD the
Hcuntaineers been a. much on euS'
,,r rho defense as had been their wont
n earlier games And iurthermnr''
rho Manufacturers played mtchani'a''
". They had beaten Pit anu Tor
awhile a. least this feast had dulleu
Their appstlteS.
As means ol Sharpening IN" saio
appe,ites. however. Coach spears
rlans TO sit at least half dozen OF
his "regularS" on the bench and trui'
rhis vantage point watch another
man 90 through his p"res against thh
Scarlet Of Rutgers College mere D"
SATURDAY. II I'll" results obtained ar
satisfactory the switches may os
made permanent.
Rutaers a Hard Struggle.
Foster Sanford. the famous oi'
Vale football player really was con
sidered better than the average. VIII
hiring team hero on Saturday whict'
was tho uuSuSpectinS victim OF 6e'tf,
nav last Saturday. What spears SAID
Yesterday and to-day to his tootoa'l
nlavers will probably be paralieie|
only hv what Sanford has been say
iny 70 his men since the Bethany lie,
feat Not that Bethany is a team 10
he despised. IN Fact Bethany prop
ABLY is every bit as good. II not pet
Ter than Rutgers. Tn" results OF her
games this season and last nave
shown that. Bur at the same tune,
Sanford must have been Surprlsed
and Immensely diSpleased with IaS'
SATURDAYS defeat and he will send 70
Noryan,nun. no doubt. team tha'
viii bs thirSting for gore. His team
had iusr been victorious over Lehish
hva ~ score. and as Lehigh played
Rrnw., on even terms saturday. some
thiug OF tho Rutgers actual strength
may IL. gathered.
Snears will b" satisfied to beat Ru'-
GERS by any sort ~ a score SATURDAY
and as he has done in no other game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
|N'GRAN| IS GREATEST BASEBALL
GENERAL SINCE OLD COM|SKEY

Joe llumphricS jealous Icy his technique
In announcing every play. He was tell
ug the world-talking TO nv" million
persons at once. and not one of them
had H. chance t. talk back or give him
an argument. which left him sitting
pretty. az they say in New York.
Fears Were Groundless.
SO far as could b" seen. tho broad
casting was "A complete SUCCESS. ana
at the s;lmc time il set some people
thinking The first roar came from the
fellows who have been GENERATING the
Srurchuards in various places and re-
producing the games on big mechanical
boards. They set up wall that they
were paying for wire, service from the
parks and that the radio had them
whipped. Immediately thereafter came
the circulation departments OF the after
noon newspapers who had felt tn" eff
feet ut the hr"adrasting upon then
sales of sportir, EXTRAS. talked with
a couple of them. and they admitted
finally shat IN" dana&" was not extern
siyc. riley were Kicking Tor fear 1t
world hc, rather than because II ws..
extensive.
As :, matter or r:,.' ~nlos Of SPORT
inr extras in the YIu.rS gathered 10
hear the broadrasllur were extensive.
The fans listened and then bought
r:.rcYs to see whether 1t WAS right or
nut. just aS faus after watching ball
game will com" ont "f tn" park. buy
papers ana read al. about what they
SAW.
Tho real kick. however, came from
III" baseball people themselves. They
bad no objection to HAVING; the series
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.R||TGFRS VICTORY CELEBRATED
BYSTUDENT BODY At BETHANY
NOTICE BELLAIRE
New Mart!usville. W. Va.

New Mart!nsvile. W. Va. Oct. %
Tic Wheeling Intrlligcnc.r,
Wheeling. w. Va.
Geutlrmcu
Kindly enter the following IN your
Snort columns today and WcdncSday OF
this week:
We, the New Mari.nSvi!lc y. e., a'-
cent the challcnS, issued in this paper
Nv The Bcllairc Wonders. We would
Ike To arrange Iame for Sunday. OCT
-. 1872, at New MartinSrille For fur-
,.,r arrangements as Ia guarantee call
81 New MartinSvilic between the hcurS
of ana : not later than Wednesday
oct -. 49,.
Sew MartiusNille still have open dates
rnr Games with some rOal football teams.
New MartiuSll!r has on" -! IN" nneS'
indrpcudcut football Teams III the ON"
VALLEY, and they sur" can play f"oth'iI.
New Martiusv!llc defeated the Mar
ic,ia Ind,p,udlnis at New MartinS'!I'"
nu Sunday, oct. -. ny u score OF ~ I"
-. Marietta has a E""h team hut inc
New Martinsv!llc is just little b''
better.
THANKING you. We are,
Very truly yours.
NJ: WMART!NSVlLLE \. A,
Ry W. T.. rrusser, Manager
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MUSK|NCUM TO PLAY
KENYON THIS WEEK
homecoming Game Scheduled For Sat
urday Afternoon At New Con-
cord-Wiu Present
Team.

Kenyon. one Of the strongest memoirs
nr Tho Ohio Conference appeared on the
NuskinyrIm Fuuthall card for the FIRST
time. last year, when tho United Pres
h,,rrians scored 4 victory IN football
circles by tying E.risc0ral!ans -.
Kenyon had one az tn" strongest teams
If the Conference last year. and AS they
havc lost practically no men through
pradualiun great things are expected OF
them. several stars AZ the Freshmen
team last year ar" appearing IN Ken
vonS varsity and are consequently
making the old men step 10 hold their
placcS The Kenyon line averages over
2nO pounds from end IN end. To say
nothing Of Harris. the 2l2 pound line
plung!ug fuIlhack. and Dales. the left
halfbark. who stands six feet three.
weighs l9S pounds and Is Kenyon's
standby IN kicking and passing. With
on; n doubt. Kenyon has the heaviest
outC!t competing for Conference honors.
Dope 40 Points Better.
This y"ar. Kenyon has an easy vic
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SPEARS WILL TRY NEW QUARTER
AGAINST RUTGERS ON SATURDAY

except that with Pitt. h" will open
up' on everything h" has IN STOCK.
spears has alawyS felt. too, that hn'-
GERS battered his men up unneceSsar'
iIv al New Brunswick. last fail. ana
that IL defeat ranNlcS deep WIN
him
Tickets on Sale Wednesday,
Tickets will BE- placed on sal" here
"Wednesday afternoon al "clo'
and 4 new carly season crowd RECORD
is expected The local hlkS lodge
will 10 in body To the game VII"
their band and mail orders for more
Than 500 tickets have already been
received from Fairmont. ClarKSpurS
and other nearby towns. MI seats
will be reserved and 5000 Will De the
admission charged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
TEXAS LEAGUE UMP
MAY GO TO MAJORS

7 Monroe Sweeney. TEXAS League :
Youngest umpir" last season. NAY nave
, birth in the .\rlcriran loop next sea
son. according I" Ira Thomas. new DOS"
=, Shreveport. who. Will" doing scout
duty las, season. recommended S"''-
ney to Fan Johnson.
Sweeney is OF course. on the reserve
list of the Tcgas League. and II tho
American League wants him II VIII
hay, 20 diclcr with T. p"ak Roberts Tot
his services.
Sweeney IS wolf Known around wheel
INK and The chi" Valley having ,%en
athletic coach ~ M"und$rilic h'sn
school a few wears back. I; was cniy
with regret his many friends watched
linn leave for Texas hut are wishing
him success and hoping for MS an
pcintmcut I" tn" Major League r"s''i"h'
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pulled down without A substantial
gain This baby stands tarkIerS on
their heads with his side steps. piIot*
and twists. On the receiving end of 4
forward pass he has few equals in TN"
west.
Last season, when nscd al quarter.
he ran the team with snappy. inc
gencralship against Minnesota, Mlchl'
gan and Chicago: but 1t is certain that
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, momcn, OF weakness he even admit
ted that we were good.
So now that We have proved tha'
Tommy can pick EN-, we'll return 10
Williams.
He is one Of the smallest backs IN
the Conference. tipping the beam at
I55 lbs in harness. lie is slippery as
IA broadway crook. Once he cuts loose
in a broken field "RoIlic' Is seldom
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no youId shine with greater brilliancy
at the half back position.
Because of his speed and elusive
ness Williams shines at tn" open game:
and with any kind Of support he should
rate high in his section. no matter
which of the two positions he fills.
"Rollir" comes from EdGcrton. WIS
.consin. This will be his third and last
wear on the gridiron.
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tory over Hiram, winning by three
touchdOwns. Hiram nosed out ottef-
bcin by one touchdown. and Otternein
tailed three touchdowns moro Than
MIskingum. and so. doping the Ne"
Concord lads under a forty-ntne point
handicap. In spite Of these odds. the
BLACK and Magenta slogan IL not Hold
KENYON but BEAT KENYONr
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GALE PULLMAN

When GREASY" Ncale took Gale Bull
man undcr his crafty wink. just as the
yuuuE Sullman emerged from a stellar
season with Marietta high school. little
did he realize that he was moulding
terminal for tho 1922 Wesleyan eleven.
GREASY" Neale's ghost will again haunt
the grid,ruu this season when Wesleyan
meets W"S, Virginia. for Pullman Is
sure ~ start 1T one end for Wesleyan.
he l. considered ono of the most valu-
able men on the Methodist squad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25

Studrut- Has not forum" ";"r hn"'N-
Cd II your door.
Bestar-He al 49, but l WAS ou''
Ever since. he has sent his dauEhter.
Studcnt--HiS daughter who - she?
Rerpar-Why. Miss Fortune Or
course.--Beanpot. ...---
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25

or The Al nnn. 600 wage carners In the
Tinted states the rated output Ot on
rrgy is a little moro than 100000
horsepower.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25

N.~t NH..uat 'H'ki" "A" leads Ms
team mt" ,url:"u SATURDAY htatnS' Nh'-
r',r- =, N"rElHi"wn.
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This y"Rr. Kenyon has an easy VIC
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-03
Special Rifle Trophy
Event One of Features of
Track and Field Day
Edward Weir of Superior and Lester Rhodes Of
Ansey Will Battle for Honors-Records En-
pccted to Tumble at Saturday Affair.
BY FRANK y. LOOMS.
Wssid'. Z hsmpiss Hsssiss,

HASTINGS college nnholasle meet May viii be che largest track
meet the history OF the majority OF all Nebraska schools
have their The college has put forth every this
making the and all indications
day number OF prep schools have this along with the
official high schools oi the
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-03
Carpenter Says
He Will Take on
Creb or Tunney

New York, May s-Prospeels OF
Georges ,srpenihfs return 10 the
United States this summer 20 defend
his light heavyweight title has enliy.
ened interest IN the contest Nav y
between Harry Gfeh and Gene Iun-
nsy. Americas light heavyweight
ehamp,on. whleh Will decide tho
fFehehmans challenger,
Indications that Carpenter il
anxious 20 meet the winner OF the
ofeb- funney encounter here arc con.
famed IN a cable message received
rom Georges by Matchmaker
flouFney oi Madison Square Gar
den.
Carpenters request for a PROPOSE
lion by cable Was responded 10 by
flourney. but the Garden promoter
did not reveal lis details.
Carpenter is now In training for a
match Al London. May III. with Ted
kid" Lewis. English champion IN
several classes. aud II victorious is
expected 10 plan a return 10 America
shortly afterwards.
Both Greb and Tunney. Flourney
said, were ready TO sign 10 meet Car
pentier.
The date ior the Grcb-Tnnney
contest has been advanced from May
20 to May %. Matchmaker Flouney
explaining !, was done TO give the
Garden additional time TO prepare for
its swimming season.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-03
Diamond History
Made by Rookie


New York. May 2.-Bsseball his
tory yesterday again WAS adorned
by the work OF a rookie pitcher
this time Harry Shfiyer. IN his debut,
for Brooklyn-who played a leading
role in the proceedings.
shrivers performance in blanking
the Phillies. ? TO 0. with three lonely
bingles, cSeelled the debuts oi Ma,h-
ewson. Johnson and other pitching
stars. The unique feature OF the
game. however. was the fact that
Post. Dodeer first saeker. had only
ono putout, a catch OF line drive in
the ninth and no assists.
Only once before in the 46 years OF
old National Lacquer pastiming has
this record been equaled. That was
August 80. 1916. when Bill Hinch-
man OF the Pirates had but one put
out. and tina, on the last man in the
ninth in the second game OF double
header with Boston.
Jiggs Donahue. formerly OF the
White Sox. holds the American
league record with no putouts and
only one assist. back in 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-03
Sae~Out!

Q. with first and second base oecu-
pied tho batter lifted = short foul fly.
The umpire called II an infield fly. de-
clsrcd the batter out. Please cito the
ruls which governs this decision.
\. There ID no rule governing the de-
clsion. u was IN error by the umpire.
The infieid fly play ID given on . fair
o. a bst,ed ball hit tn. pitcher and
bounded against the umpire's foot. Was
II right to call the ball dead,
A. No. The ball In In play In . casa
Of that kind. When the fielder first
touches II the rule Of dead bali" does
not apply.
Q. 4 bstted ball would have gone over
the fence for a home run IL a spectator
had not touched II. What would be the
right decision in that case!
A. Allow the home run. The specta-
tor did not Interfere with . fielder and
the batter should not be punished.
q. II the fielder has one foot on foul
ground and tho other foot on fair ground
and the ball seems to be on foul ground
when he catches II. how should the UNI
pire decide the play?
A. He. sh0uld call II . foul. Tho
position Of the player hss nothing to dc
with Il. Tho location Of the ball con-
trolls tho decision.
Q. Can a player throw his glove at
the ball without being removed from the
gamo
A. There IL no penalty Of removal
from the game for throwing glove ut the
ball
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-03
Dempsey Turns Down $4,000
Offer for Match in Paris

Paris. May Jack Dempsey, pri-
or to his departure for Berlin, re-
fused an offer Of $1,000 for a three
round exhibition match in Paris
ring, it has become known. While
this offer far exceeded any made
previously for such a brief appear
ance, the heavyweight champions
answer was that it is useless to speak
of any amount less than $4,000.
A municipal councillor, who lat
er asked Dempsey to give an exhi-
bition for charity, says he has re-
ceivcd no answer to his commune
cation.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-03
Rocky Kansas May Meet
Champion Leonard

Chicago, May 2.-Rocky Kansas,
the Buffalo On. W lightweight, prob
ably will be Benny Lconard's op-
ponent in the lightweight champion
ship l0-round contest to be staged
at Michigan City, Ind. July 4, un-
der the auspices OF the American
Legion, Floyd Fitzsimmons, the
matchmaker, announced today.
Failing to come to terms with
Charlie White, the Chicago light
weight. Fitzsimmons Left at noon
yesterday for Buffalo to sign Kan
sas. Kansas has fought the title
holder twice and Leonard failed to
stop him on both occasions.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-03

Some oi the schools who have al.
ready sent their names Ia are Linz
coin, Aurora. Crete. Ansley, Grand
Island high school, Geneva, aud a
number OF neighbofing high schools,
Special Trophy.
The special Rife trophy has drawn
entries OF iull teams ior each school
az this trophy viii be special honor
Tor any high school TO carry away.
Lincoln. Clay Center. Columbus.
Hastings. Ansley and Superior will
each make strong bids for the title.
Edward Weir oi Superior. and Les
ter Rhoadcs OF Ansley, who tied
ior individual honors last week IN the
Grand Island in,erscholas,ic. will
again battle Tor honors on Hansen
field. and with the Hastings track.
which is practically one OF the best
tracks III the state now. records will
undoubtedly be in danger.
De Maranville OF Aurora. who fin
ished second in the national inter-
scholastic meet in Chicago last June,
will be at his marks IN the half
mile, and may work the mile-run al
so. Greenslit of Hastings. who took
second in the quar,er-mile state meet
last year, will meet with competition
in the quartcr-milc. but the Hastings
racer may turn the trick.
Added Features.
With some exhibitions being held
in sprinting, racing and hurdling by
champion athletes that have been in
vited to Hastings, the meet will carry
an international air that will help all
high school athletes who can watch
the champions perform.
Entertainment has been provided
for all athletes and coaches.
The meet will start at p. m, and
with a good day all previous records
should be shattered.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-03
Carpenter Willing TO i
Meet Winner Of Bout

New York. May i.-Georges Car
nentier may come to the United
States this summer TO defend his
worlds ighi-heavyweieh, title
against the winner OF the Harry
Greb- Gene Tunney American cham
nionship bout. May 20. ii was an
nounced today. In a cable message
10 Frank F1ourney. Madison Square
Garden matchmaker. the French
champion declared he was eager TO
come here, and, providing that he
won his contest with Ted kid
Lewis. in London, May II, surely
would do so.