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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
HOWARD STILL PLAYS
TACKLE FOR SPEARS

Morgantown. W. Va. Oct. SO.-holn-
er Martin, veteran fulL5ack. and Murrln'
a substitute end. were the only members
NJ the West Virginia squad among the
missing this afternoon. Coach spears
staged the first workout In preparatioH
for Saturdays game with the Univessty
OF Cincinnati in the Ohio city. Mar LIN
was injured IN the Rutgers game sat
urday and will probably be out OF UNI
form for week. while Murr!n Is sutlef-
ing from an epidemic OF hollis.
Mahrt On Scrubs.
ArnIn Maf.rt and Cal Davis. both OF
WHOM, were O. the ship last week, were
on the field In uniform today. Dr'
Spears ordered them 10 tho scrubs Where
they learned plays taught TO the team
during their enforced absence hahr'
was at half back and Davis at tackle
In the scrub lineup during the sigma!
workout Today's practice consisted OF
4 long signal drill with two teams run
ming through the West Virginia plays
Red" Mahan who broke Into the varsity
lineup shortly after the season opened
vas reiterated to the scrubs today aho
Pat ouarles was al his guard posi-, ~
the varsity lineup Coach spears hau
Tallman and Graham at ends- captain
Meredith and Howard at tackle. SetToh
and Ouarles at guards. Phil HIN AZ con-
tor. SImons and Pflcger at half PACKS
and Rarnum At full back Before inc
drill Nardacci. Hawkins. Pierre Hill.
Devaughn, O!iker and others were useo
IN the varsity lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
Tickets On Sale For
Wheeling Cadet Game

According 70 announcement made
last evening by Athletic Director Will
lam 4. Lang OF Wheeling high school.
at the rate tho tickets that have oeeh
placed on sale are selling, one OF the
largest crowds that ever witnessed the
annual clash Of Wheeling high and
LInsIv will be on hand at the Public
School Athletic field neIt Satul day AZ
ternoon.
TWO Thousand on Sale.
Tho tickets were placed on sale
around the town yesterday. and a. an
early hour last evening several hundred
Of the best seats had already been sold
20 followers OF both teams Two thou
rnnd tickets are on sale at the leading
business houses and all who wish tho
best seats for tho game are advised 10
re' their seats at the earliest time pos
stble.
Location Of Tickets.
Tho tickets are on sale at the follow
Ing places: Reinachers cigar store;
M"l-R Garden. G A. House, Bolton cigar
store, Hoge-Davis crug store. Schafer's
cigar store, TT Henry club. FrtedHch's.
McLurc cigar stand. and At both schools
Tho general admission for the raIAe
will be &c with the reserved so.ts sell
Ing for 75c. The hlcachers have been
divided into whcelIng-Idnsly sections,
and the above stores each have but
on section. however. the seats are going
fast and TO play safe the public should
remember that those who hesitate are
lost"
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TIM ANNUAL FEATURE CLASHES
FEATURE NOVEMBER 4 PROGRAM
SPORT FANS NOTICE
October. 80. 1922.

October. 80. 1922
Sport Editor.
Intelligencer.
Dear Shallow mo little space IN
your paper 10 correct statement maze
by the manager OF tho Mohawk A. C-'s
published In the Sunday Morning News
Of Oct. 20. He stated that his team
had only had their goal line crossed
bu, once this year when they were de-
teated by our team. tho Figilant A C.s
which is true but he also said they
had met and defeated teams that had
defeated US, which is not true as my
team has not been defeated this year.
or have even been scored. on.
also wish to state that our team
claims the 1%S and $40 pound champion
shin Of the Valley and are out to defend
Il against any team in our class IN the
Valley. Any team wishing to play cur
team can arrange games by calling mo
on tho phone at 49, Bridgeport. or write
m, A. sol Crawford street. Martins Fer
4 .loamcfs .rogr
nv, Ohio. remain yours for sport.
ED M'ANICH.
Manager TtsIlant A. C.'s. Martins Ferry
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Player Long Sought By Big
League Clubs, Sold By Bal
timore to the New York
Nationals Will Be Used
As Pitcher - Led lnterna-
tional League Batters.

New York. Oct. 30.-The New York
Giants have purchased Jack Bentley.
left handed pitcher and first oaseman'
from the Baltimore team Of the Inter
national League. FOR a substantial
sum OF money and some players. &C
cording 70 announcement made today
at the club offices
Bentley, who led the International
League at bat. has been sought oy dig
league organizations since 1919, when
he began 10 achie"s fame as nome
run hitter. Manager Dunn, OF the
ORIOLES. was reported to have refused
an offer OF 100000 for the southpaw
last month.
The Giants will use Bentley as
pitcher. James Tierney. secretary Oh
the club, said.
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Lock-Step Shift.

when Wheeling high played AT
CIarksburg last Saturday they were
:orced TO play against Ccnters FAMOUS
lIaux-Step Shift. Clay llitc's team pull
eG the play in the last half and every
lh.ing worked we'll until tie teams were
called back for violating a tecn!cali'!'
The play was used by Center against
Harvard with much success.
The seven lincmen stand erect IN
their regular positions. the backhe!a
= short rve behind them. Signals are
few for the play and tho team forms
The lock-step and walks 20 either side
Of the field. One of the bacluie!d rec'V-
ore RI. bali and with ten men Interior
ence start 4 sweeping end run. the
play uEually has bad effect on me
defensive team and results IN 4 ois
gain for the offense.
While Wash-Irving failed TO gain
against the Cold. the play. while an Ga
one, should prov. n good one for Hlte
machine later In the season.
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Notro Dame Coach Is
One Of the Greatest
Starting season with New Material ana
Suffering Losses OF Men oy III
iurtss tho Team Still Wins

Coach Kaute Rockne or No're lam =
10 on. OF the dramatic ngures OF '"'
present football season.
After producing great teams az Notfe
Dame during his four years as heAu
coach-teams which lost but two games
In four years and which won three con
secu.tye ramss from West POINT Ne
nrasha lud'ara and Purdue. when the
nrcssnt scas,n Began. E"cknc i"una
himself shorn entirely OF tho masters
q, tho game who mado history IN I'-i.
Ten man Of that team had been picN''
Tor all-AmcriCan by some expert OF
other. Paul Cashier. who broke INTO T.
$3.50 division OF the right ha!t posi-
ton as the season closed, was 'nc only
regular who remained.
Have Heavy Schedule
In m. meantime. Rockne. Who Is also
director OF athletics. track coach an|
almost every other th!nG there IL In
Eo,-s Dame athletics had scheduled
Georgia Tech. Army. Nebraska. Carn"-
gle T'cch, Purdue and Indiana for major
games DcPuuw and Eu,lcr were card"d
n, sor, spots. s.. Louis and kazoo "a
set-ups.
Kazoo acted nohly bat 81 Louis TO
fused 70 raik"d on. Then DcPauw ti"H
Indiana and Butler beat limos Car
ner!e Tech tied and ou'plaved w. & ].
And beginning with Purdue, Eockn"
faced eight hard games In r0w-tac"l
Thorn with 4 team composed mostly ~
sOphomorea And durinr tho Furhu"
rar,c 70 lost his most yaluah!" lln"man
for III" sur--To'n L'"h--who went
down with. Il bro''rn leg.
Rocrns Did No. Quit.
Did RoCkn" quit? II vas hon TINT
The wonderful personality which r1nr"
than any othc- factor r"@uItS in Nofr"
Danes greatness In football. hcran 70
eight lie told his men tina. h" would
b., hard 10 satisfy from then 90. Th1'
they must maze uo for lack % w"'Th'
and lack 90 experience by something"
else-the something else which had
given No'r" Dame team IN" tile Of
Fighting Irish.
II don't want men who Will 20 In
and die gameIy." he said. 81 want mon
who will 20 In th"re aud nrht 20 Nv"
watch tho scor"boa"d. They will
fight.
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100000 Ball PLAYER Jack Bentley Becomes Giant
Methodist Team Will
Have Halloween Fele
Instead Of Usual Diversions squad VIII
Be Sharply CHt!sed by Rost' So@en
Higgens
Buckhannon, w. Va. Oct. 3l.-Coa'

Buckhannon, w. Va. Oct. 3l'-Coach
Fob Higgins Of the West Virginia "es-
leyan College foot bail eleven Will en-
terrain the Methodist gridmen THIS
afternoon on the Wesleyan athletic hc!o
with a halloween party. During thn
party. instead OF hard cider being served
rho Methodist Coach will hand out some
smart criticisms on the play OF the
FLYING Parsons machine In last Siatur-
day. game against Marshall The tAct
that Marshall came back after oelhs
whipped TO standst!ll. and scored
twice on long forward passes wh!ch hau
tho Methodist backs completely oe"l!d-
cred. One pass was for 80 yards' tne
other for A.. II Is true that the reg
ular Wesleyan bacxheld had been sent
IN m. showers before this happened
hut there was evidently a lack OF pro-
parat!on among the reserve backs
Clarity VIII Be Back
Edward Gacr!ty. Wesleyan quarter
hack NJ West Union, was Injured IN tne
scrtmmago last week and was unable 70
accompany tho Wesleyan eleven 10
Huntington. He has recovered however
and will be- back for the Duquesne Uni.
vers!ty game coming next Saturday ~
PITTSBURGH. George Stewart, OF Penns-
boro High played a bang up game III
the Wesleyan backAeld In Garr'ty ;
place, tearing through the Marshall Hne
FOR the fourth Wesleyan TOUCHDOWN.
Stewards work on the ofTense to dato
has been of high order.
Schedule A Success
WESLEYAN fans are enthusiastic over
the outcome Of the Wesleyan schedule
n date. with three games won and two
lost. II Wesleyan can get going asalnst
puoucsne next Saturday. the Method,st
machine will be pretty we'll oiled UP Tor
the remaining games. The coming game
looms up bigger everyday. however. ana
unless Wesleyan perfec;s their defense
against the aerial attack. the Dukes
may toss a wrench into the smooth rum
ming Methodist machine as well as
honh among Wcs.eyan enthusiases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
O'DOWD'S MANAGER
PREVENTS BATTER
FROM STAGING FIGHT

Columbus. O.. Oct. so--An Injunction
restraining promoters from staging a
,oyInp match here tonight between PM
o'Dowd of Columbus, and Pete 1--WE OF
New york was issued in common pleas
court late today, to Robert Cline. wno
saws he Is ODowd's manager. Cnns
rcnl,cd that in agreeing to parueipats
~ rho bou, ton.cht ODowd had vfoiat-
ed q contract with HIM
chunk Of Oregon glass weishink
,oTt TON and perfectly Transparent
VAS recently produced.
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Yulton a star,

Bobby Fulton. Wash-Irving quarter
back. is the real star OF ,he ClaTKsourG
outfit. The boy passes kicks. runs
either end or hits the line with bri!llant
ability. Above all. he Ia one OF the
most heady generals IN tho state IN
the Wheeling hattie he was in on every
NAV and largely through his work the
uilItoppers came through victors. In
nickinr his all-state team Stansbury
should 60 take peep atth's diamond"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
TWO HUNDRED 7QuCHDOWNS ARE
SCORED IN 70 GAAES THIS SEASON

p,tchCrs lobbcd slow ores 20 Ruth and
Mcuscl and stopped long hittins.
Scott was the astonishing feature.
HI Is enc OF tho wiscs, bali players in
ih,> business. yct In the hrst two games
h" was constantly out nf position when
hits were made, playing close TO second
when the ball was HIT toward third
and close 20 third when the battcrs hit
ro,- second IT was evident that either
tho batters were hitting where they do
not normally lit. or that the pitchers
were not pitching where they were Or
de-ed TO pitch. Anyhow, SCOTS mis-
playing his position gave the Giants
enough to win tho first game and tic
tie second.
Ruth Fooled Msusel
Meusel made a bad mistake for the
Giants in tho second game. when he
kept playing clear around In center
field and far out for Ruth In the press
box repeatedly the reporters called at
tcrt!on 10 Il. and finally Ruth steppef
around and sliced hit In that direction
and cot double. Had he done that
oftener instead OF slamming away for
home runs II would have been differ
ent story at that point.
The four-umpire system used IN the
from making a disastrous hlunder IN
the second game. one which might have
given the Giants an undsserHed VIC
tory. Smith was sent 10 hit for Cum
ningham and slashcd vicious drive
straight down the right fcld line. the
ball striking the ground twelve feet
! behind first base. From the plato Hill
debrand could no. see mo foul line
as the ground drops down SHARPLY.
| To him I, looked 20 fair ball. NC
| Corrick. howavfr was Few feet from
! where the ball struck. saw II hit an
inch outside the line. jumped 20 the
spot and marked Il. making the de-
/ cls!on himself. which was a quick BIT
! OF thinking and acting. and saved
the plate umpire lot OF trouble. which,
| added to what he already had. would
| have been plenty. besides having 10
share IN the genera! blame Tor calling
game on account Of darkness with
an hour Of light Left.
would Not Rotate Umpirss.
H!ldebrands ball and strike work
was not good. He played no tavorites,
| but 1, happened that a mlscalled strike
kept the Yankees. IN all probability
| from winning the game. He Is COM
rcten, md fair official who for some
! reason has mastered the art OF dodginS
| the catcher so as to see the ball clearly
as T.. crosses tho plate. He punished
Shawkev heavily on his aueer-looNinE
slant which shoots off tho plate
schan. Of course. Is hard to work he
! hind, as he shifts quickly and frequent
| " ohstructs the view Of the umn.
In world series such mistakes are
disastrous at times. KLEIN. one o. the
hos, ball and strike umn!res the game
ever has known, who seldom works any.
| wber. excepting behind the bat. was
loaflng around third base" II would
seem that tho best bal! and strike jumps
ought 70 call them. and the good base
ump!res work where they nre best. In
stead Of rotating them dav ny day.
| copyright. 1929. the New York EveninE
| Ma!l)
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Still Living.

wlthstanding the fact that paseoaii
was supposed to have died several
weeks ago. 1t Is a sure thing tho ola
game is still living its 1922 NE *
present GAINESVILLE closed their sea-
son last Sunday while tho Loraine are
still going. Where do hv MINK
they're at-Cuba?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31

F1ody johnson, California heavy wno
recently beat the pride OK west VIZ.
GINA, Bob Martin. stacks up again"
Zoo vidas Austria's champion, Tuesday
nIrht From the rate johnson has
becn going Austria should take another
flop.
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GAINESVILLE G. 40 0 0 o l 0 o. :
B. Hlutops A . 2 0 0 l x-s IA I
Three base h!t-Bethe Two base HIS
Orell . Linton. J. Conner. Forsythe. j.
Cation. Me.ssner. Struck out. By Jones g..
BY Gowell I. by Kline ;. Base on balls:
Jones >. Dowen 3. Kline 2. Wild pitch.
Kline. Hit BY pitched ball. c. Cation.
Double play. J. Conner. Meichort 10
ForSythe. Empires. Wright and Rooey.
Stolen bases. Linton :. Meichort |.
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manninrton Looks Good.

without any elaborate press reports
or anything OF that sort. Huntington
hiSh schools team Is developing into
contender for the stats championship
Warrington has a string Of unSroken
victories for the reason and last week
copred their county hcnors. Go to II.
Warrington!
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TEAM WANTS GAMES

The vigilanc football team OF Martins
Ferry woulG ike 10 hear from the fol-
lowing teams tnr cams: Dodge. Well
ntes. VI. J. r's K. KS, or Wonder A. C..
For arrangements or Information call
Br.dce2ort l55 and ask Tor Ed.
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NSals 4tar1uH,

'1yidhy" Neale. brother to rea 81
Ia nlayins a great game at Yale. Mon
davis New York papers carried the
Parkersburg boys picture under the
heading, Football Heroes OF LAT
Wcer" West Virginia has to break
into print somewhere. 50 u might d"
we'll be In New York.
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TO Challenge Ltnsly.

According &c reports coming out o.
st. Mary's. the team ttere Is going 20
challenge Parkersburg and L'nsty' both
are considered the toughest teams In
IN. state at this writing. Better MOI
bite off a bite you can't chew, is our
advice.
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Wheeling Highs followers have IA

Wheeling Highs followers have tax
en- on a cloak Of doubt following the
Colds game with Wash!nEtor-lrriAS
last Saturday. Tho Wheeling outht
PLAYED football that would have been m
Injustice to junior saudiot teams. Tho
yhn,. eleven men were of their game
and except In the SECOND hrrt when tney
scored their touchdown they apDcarti
to he asleep on their feet. Unless the
roam takes a now interest on life IN
practice this week the Cadets Should
prove about as much better as old
Whtskaway did over Norwich last SUM
NOR.
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whn Reme1nhNfHf

way back when Bellaire defeated
Martins Ferry and wheeling took over
Iinsly. Looks like the dsfsatsd VIII
nroye the victors this year.
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walker vs.. Britton.

Jack Britton is the favortte IN his
bout with Mickey" Walker Friday
night. Even though the champion is
the favorite. Walker Is classy enough
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31

Tho strike 10 far from being a mere
matter Of conflict between railsOad gu
ccutive and some OF their former ena.
ployes It Is a matter Of very ds.r
national concern because Of tts seonoin'
Ia aSSecfA-6t. Iopia 0lAhA
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O,h-r game cardcd for Saturday IN
clude Newell at Fol!anSbce. StsterSriU"
ut Cameron, and South High Of Pitts
burxh, at Wellsburg. Shadysias and
Warvood both remain Idle.
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3Y HUGH FULLERTON.

SINCE the football season started l
ports from all sections OF the games
played aud an odd fact stands out In
a@ou, seventy games. IN which more
;hun 90 ,ouchdowns have been made, l
find only one case in which any play
save n drop kick has been attempted in
making the additional point after touch
down on tina; occasion l don't kno"
what the play was to have been, for
tumble stopped IT.
The number o' goals booted Is on en-
couraS;ng sign that the new rule has
hid the crtec, Of improving drop kick
Ing. Nearly four-fifths OF all goals
tried were scored, so that the percent
axe missed IN cases whore the printed
reports Indicated how the scores were
made or missed IS only slightly less
than tho percentage made from place
ment.
Dope Went Wrong.
The idea tina, thenew rule would re-
suit IN lies b. forward passing. by run
ming plainly was erroneous II Is PROP
able very few Will use anything except
the drop kick Un!HSs the score Is so one
sided n point makes no difference.
The try ror goal from drop kick adds
n li,,lc thrill Of anxiety. but nothins
more, and I doubt whether even then II
adds as much as under the old system
where the try was from angles,
I, looks rs II the new rule has failed
to satisfy. and that Il probably VIII De
amended. 4 great many oftho coaches
want to return to the old style OF car
rving the bail straight out from where
rho touchdown was made and the soai
kicked from that angle. Walter Camp
obiects strenuously 10 this. The ground
Of his election Is that II imposes pen
al,y uDon the team which scores by
hard work ard line plunSng anu girss
the advantage 20 the team scoring Tor
forward passing or Ions runs. HOW
aver. Il Is as fair for one as FOR the
other. and the rule as II now stands
nlaces n heavy penalty upon the team
which happens to lack good drop
kicker.
The world series raises the old Ques-
ton of the difference between Ameri-
can and National league baseball. Every
player and every expert VII! tell you
! that there Is difference, but no one !
ever have found has been ah.e TO tell
yust what II IS.
Giant pitchers Smart.
!. The Yankees. great hitting asee-
cation. were he'd a, hay In the hrst TWO
games by pitching that hardly would
have Won IN the National league Yet
II was no rluke. for Nchf and Barnes
pitched not only good ball but smart
hail II was evident that the Giants
knew more about the Yankee batiers
than the YANKEES knew about tho
Giants, an dalso that the pitchers were
better coached and Instructed as 10
what 10 use 20 each.
The Yankee pitchers repeatedly pitch
cd high TO Frisch. for instance. and
used speed against Groh. Tho Giant
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Expsr1msnt . success

II looks as though DR.. Spears latest
~n.rin.nt was a grea. success and Elk
berg will probably be found al guar
tcrh.ck when tho Mounta!neers meet the
University Of Cincinnati eleven IN tha'
city.
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A halt cup of peanut kernels will
produce = pint Of milk richer IN pro-
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Another Gocd One

- have q look In at the end. Looks a.
though 1t might be some hsnt
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.EkBERC EXPECTED TO
FILL IN At QUARTER
Latest Experiment Of Spears Is Sue
cess-Nardacci Should Be FIX
turs ct Ralfback.

Nnrgantown. Oct. S0.-(Spec,al)-
Many Mounta!neer fans are beginning
TO think that Coach Spears worries
about a certain post in the West Virgin
Ia lineup are over-for the time oeinS
at least. In Gus Ekberg they believe
the Mountaineer mentor has capaoIe
and experienced player who Will be aole
to direct the team as near faultieSsF
as Is possible. Ekbcrg made his initial
appearance as quarterback against
RUTGERS here last Saturday and 1t goes
without saying that his efforts went
over big" The quarterback berth has
worried West Virginia coaches for years
and while It is entirely possible that Tx
berg may not continue to show tho
sound Judgment which marked his gem
eralsh!p against the New Jersey eleven
the husky back handled the team IN
highly satisfactory maner and his WORK
ala not look like a flash In the pan
Ekoerg knows football from alpha 10
omega" and ever since he broke INTO
tho varsity lineup his work has stamped
him as a brainy player who uses MS
head for moro purposes than oucKlns
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Martins Ferry remained idle last
week and Will Re in the best Of condition
for Icllalrc The Red and Black "utht
A., expected TO show up hotter IN Sntnr-
DAVIS game than AT any time this seas III
n tho victory over East Liverpool -
expected TO give them confidence TAX
lnr all In all however 'hc Purple should
cone through by At least two touch
downs.
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usraaecI Valuable Man.

Nick Nardacci ran The team sat!sI"c-
torily At times but his generalship was
also extremely faulty on other occas-
ions. Many thought his playing suffer-
ed az a RESULT Of carrying tho additional
burden and results following his shirt
from quarterback to halfback seem 20
hear them out. Nardacci IS valuanle
man on the offensive. In fact, too val
u,hle 10 be tied down to the quar-
back lob. Nardacci used himself often
when he was a. the helm. but EN'ers
nroyed 70 be just the opposite. NJ
though he seldom ran with the ball FIX
berg gained consistently whenever no
did decide to carry the pigsk!n and MS
PLAYING suffered little II any.
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Philadelphia meets M"unh"v!lle on IN"
dovu-rIvcr field The Mound CITY boys
axe ylnart!HE under two straight d'''h'S
In as many wyks and Ia" TriadS can
look for A tough encounter. Tr!ndc!-
nl,a's new ,.ncup may l." working lc,-
,,r and the game Gcvcl1n"d into real
rlo>h Taking INTO consideration the
weigh, ard form displayed hy Mounds
Vile. the Trtads should hold III" low
end Of the score when It's all over.