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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
MOUNDSV|LLE TO MEET
M|DDLEbOURNE TODAY
Mound city Eleven PAGES First Defeat
OF the Season On Their Homo
Lot This Afternoon.

When Middlehourne High schools
football team invades the home lot Of
the Moundsville eleven today. tho Mound
City outfit faces their FIRST defeat ~ the
season. The Mnundsvlle team has won
three games 80 far this year. hut a.
several regulars will he missing from
the lineup IN this game. they are eN-
peCted to find the going rough
MAdlebourne has one Of The hest
teams In the history Of their school.
They arc fast md heavy and pack power
In all departments OF their play. While
they have veteran team. they are
lust hitting their stride At the present
time. and reports have II that they
arc expecting to give their opponents
beating today. The kickoff Is sched-
uled for o'clock.
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Conditions Perfect
For Great Struggle

New Haven. Conn. Oct. ID" tn
Coach Tad Jones and his brother How
ard holding n little family reunion to-
night. their rival warriors from Yale
and Iowa settled down for good
nights rest as the final preparation
for the inter ctional clash in fpe
bowl tomorrow Clear. crisp weather
with perfect field conditions wer" pr""-
ised for the game with the drop At"
tcmrerature today. was tTst what was
needed to put both teams on edge for
the contest.
Both teams had brisk workout at
the field today.
In commenting upon the game E"a'h
Howard Jones Of Iowa. whose team IS
the favorite. said:
II expect n good game hut ! VIII not
say we will win. although | have my
idea of the final outcome. lot de-
ponds upon the other fellow. we hav"
found II al depends on how easy the
other fcllo wmakes IT,"
Tad Jones Of Yale was equally re'i-
cent about making any predictions.
II think 1t viii be close. hard fought
game" he said
Tad Jones entertained his brother at
his home here tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
MACKS TO JOURNEY TO
GAINESVILLE SUNDAY

Playing the NTH and final game OF
a i've game series the Mc'"nkrE p"Se-
ball tenn. of this city VIII Journey 10
Raruesville tomorrow where they VIII
clash with the Hilltons or that place
in the afternoon on the Natlonal R"du
Park al . O'Clock. The series now stands
two oil and with sundays game the de-
cidtng one nf the series heated bat
tie II rNnectcd
Manager McConkcy announced last
evening that the trip To RarnesNhie
would he mad" IN machines lhe loca'
outfit il in good condition folt"""H
Il rest last sunday and expect I" cop
the contest. The following men Will
make the trip: Burkhard'. Wclch. Fer
10y, .ong. HclI"r. >h" ierd Car'sh'
Miller. Honeckcr and Salisbury.
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ORANGE WILL ATTHRT TO ADD
ANOTHER VICTORY IN AZ
MANY DAYSCANB1oH
MAY PULL EU1PRISE.
Game to Re Played At a O'Clock to Allow
Pans and Players to witness
College Tilt.

Returning home early this morning
fresh from their victory OF the crack
Marietta High school eleven YESTERDAY.
the Linsly Cadets will line up on the
Fair Grounds at 2 o'clock this afternoon
against Cameron in what is considered
a good try for two victories In as many
days. The game Is called for O'Clock
so sa allow the fans and players OF the
teams to witness the Bethany-Grove
CITY tilt on the High School Field.
While the Cadets come out of yester-
DAYS game In good shape the strain OF
the hard contest is expected to tell on
them to-day. Cameron looked upon as
an easy foe will in all probability take
advantage Of the condition OF the orange
and endeavor to spring surprise.
The lineups have been announced as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
.BELLAlRE EXPECTED
TO DO COMEBACK AT
CAMBRIDGE, O., TODAY

Following a week Of strenuous prac
tIcing in which every man on the Suuau
came in for individual instruction. hcH-
aire Highs football team inNadeS am
bridge to-day to battle the crack mig"
school eleven Of that place. Rrllaire mas
suffered very unsuccessful scaso" ms
year so far but followers of the team arc
confident that to-day will see Inc Ike"
and Black hitting its strid" ana o'i''
more hcrom" a contender for me Na''e'
title.
Practically all the injured players
have returned to til" !I:rup ana from
now on 'hc team VIII prime 10: us wv"
big games. Wheeling and Martins Perry
1t Is understood that The lineup t"' u"
dav will not he announr ed 4" t"ach ''i'-
berach has made quite few romoi'"
tions during practice sessions ana h"S
no, decided on his selection. IN" '"-
tire squad will make tic trip 10 Na"
bridge in automobiles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
HOMESTEAD GREYS
PLAY DILL0NVALE

The manager OF tho p!iionvRle In
dams announced yesterday ;hat 'hc
Homestead Greys. crack culorcd aEgr~-
cation from lNttshurgH. viii again no
tho attraction at Diliunrule this SUNDAY.
Thu, l-ama w"r" scheduled :" meet last
Sunday. hu, tho game VAS rusip"urd ON
account 81 rain
Tho contest viii probably hr tn" las'
OF the scas"n Iur the Gr"Ys. and many
fans from the different elite, thGnugh-
out The Ohio valley ARE expected 10
Journey to DillonVale t. SEQ the clash.
The Indians were. winners OF the .. V. |
c. L.. while the Crews hay" record
that IS second I" none throughout the
country.
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ST0BBS NAMES SQUAD
FOR MAGNOLIA TRIP
Gold ana Blue Mentor VIII Carry TWEEN
ty Men to Now MartjnEyile To-
day-Roturn Tonight.

T.rrnty members - the Wheeling
Il."h schnnl football squad Wl!i TAX TIE
1O:I0 train this morning for New Mar
tinsviIlc wher" they viii meet the ,;n"k
Magnolia High outfit, tbs afternoon.
White the local tenn is Handicapped nv
Injuries and the New Martir%villC eleven
Is hitting good clip. followers ot me
roam expect them To come home win
ncra.
The following rcn will make tho ;rin:
IIcincr, R,:n'iman. capt Hall, MCtiifl
MiliCE. Wagner, Carroll. TraiGc, In
chcn. May. I'lr!Ch. \c!h"r. Perry. Coz
ton. Moves Thomas, LHRu', Mott. lipp-
hari-. Fahc,. Manager IIri"h and Coach
Stnhh- Tho team will return nom" late
this evening
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EAST VS.. WEST
STRUGGLE IS
IMPORTANT ONE
Forward Passing Declared to
Have No Terrors for Haw-
keye Cridders.

New York Oct lS.-tEy The AS
sociatcd Press D-InterSectional games
again feature the eastern football caNu
for tomorrow with the Yale-loWa an"
the Observation-Disclosures Poly contests as inc
outstanding clashes. rennSElNan,a VIII
meet Maryland while PittshurSh an"
West Virginia play at FItiSourSn' ="
addition there are several strictly SCI
t.uual games which promise 10 neNe"p
hard. close matches IN the list OF more
than forty contests scheduled t"r tAe
east.
Will, the football authorities OF both
Iowa and Yale have stated emphati"aI'E
that the teams have not been pointed
saecialy for the east versus west
struggle in the Yale bowl tomorrow
the fact remains that the game Is one
OF the most important IN long list
OF tuterSect!onal struggles which fea-
ture the present season. Iowa won the
Western Conference championship last
FALL. capturing all five of her league
CHESTS and scoring Is touchdowns and
- GOALS for total of l23 points. faIe
went through the season with the loss
of but one game. Harvard winning 10
TO 3 from the Ellis and VAS ranked
firth In total scoring among the east
ern teams with an aggregate OF lol
points.
Yale vs. iowa.
Neither Yale nor Iowa win present its
strongest lineup tomorrow. nor VIII the
individual players have reported the per-
fection OF physical or playing from 10
be expected IN the final contest OF the
wear. Nevertheless the contest will give
q reasonably accurate idea OF the COM
narrative strength and stragetical ability
OF East and Middle western football as
played by representative universities OF
the two sections. Eastern followers or
the game look for startling display OF
the far-famed western aerial attack.
The same style was expected in tho
Chicago-Princeton game OF year ago
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while several arc stu stepping into
their stride. particularly Princeton up-
sets are UNLIKELY.
Tho pope Sheet"
The list Of the more important games
m the east with the results nf last
seasons play where the same instltu-
lions met. follow:
Iowa at Yale. did not meet.
Alahama Poly at West Point. did not
meet.
MARYLAND at Penn. did not meet
syracuse At Brown. IS To u.
colgate at Princeton. I" II.
Eucknen at Navy, !" D. =
Rowdnin at harvard. DID not meet.
University Of Cincinnati at George
town. did not meet.
West Virginia NJ Pittsburgh. - to Fl.
WESLEYAN at Columbia I" IA.
New hampshire at Cornell. did not
meet.
Middlehury at Dartmouth. 5 to Is.
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vs.. MOHAWKS

Another feature clash OF the amateur
card tomorrow is scheduled for League
park at O'Clock. when the MohawkS,
Of East Wheeling. VII clash with the
crack Vig!lantS. nc Martins Ferry. Both
elevcnv are numbered among ;hc strong
est IN the valley. and 4 real battle IL
eypcctcd Announcement, was mad" last
evening that both would place their
strongest llneups on the field.
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", Y, U.-P|TT GAME
HOLDS STAGE TODAY
H6ouneaneors Look Bert Bot for Years.
Largest Attendance In History 10
Expected

Morgantown. Oct. 1S-(SpcciaN-
annual pilgrimage made by West VIZ
ginians to Pittsburgh where they 80 IN
the hope OF seeing Mountalneer loot
ball team trim the University or Pitts
hurgh eleven Is now. At It's height. Auto
mobile parties began leaving here TINS
morning and outgoing trains have bech
crowded with fans who desire 10 arrive
on the scene of battle early. travelling
In n special car over the pennsylvania
Railroad the football squad. coaches.
managers, trainers and cheer leaders
left here shortly before five o'clock this
afternoon. The departure of the team:
followed a light signal drill on the ath-
letic field. where the student body gath
cred for final thuse before the hg
game. Night trains and Il special along
with hundreds Of automobiles Will carry
the remaining fans to Pittsburgh In
time for the game.
"Beat Pitt" In Slogan
Beat Pitt was the cry here today
supplanting the familiar Hold E.m
West Virginia" The Mountaincer fans.
It seems. are tire dof having teams that
try to hold the Panthers and this year
they have high hopes of bringing hom''
victory. The squad Ia in good shape
and can be depended upon to put for
ward the best they have.
The start OF the all-important strng
gle Is only few hours away and in an
other. twenty-four hours the event Will
be history. West Virginia has been try
ing for 10 year sto beat Pitt team but
so far has met with no success. They
ure conceded good chance this fall
and everything points to Il game that
will rival any Pittsburgh fans will have
a chance 10 see this year so far as stub
born fighting. sensational playing and
all-around brillian work is concerned
The season Is still young. hut the two
elevens are in great shape for the clash
which will tax the strength of both.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
D, WIS TO PADEN CITY

The H. w. football team. of East
Wheeling. will journey 10 PadeQ CITY
tomorrow. where they Will meet the
faS; Rip \. t. eleven. OF that place. IN
the afternoon at . o'clock. All u. w.
playcr. are to report at Doc We!gle's
pool room Sunday morning at II o'clock
so ay 10 take the morning train for
laden City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
SUTTON VS.. RAYLAND

Tho sutton A. c. football team. OF
Warwcod. will journey to Rayland to-
morrow afternoon. where they Will
clash wi,h the Rayland independents at
the lattcr's home grounds ut , o'clock
Following their defeat at the hands or
the Trusse1s last Sunday. the Warwood
team ia expected 70 come back and win
tomorrow. while Rayland is also con-
sidercl as strong opponents.
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HUMPS vs.. LAUGHLM.

Another amateur gridiron attraction
for local fans Is scheduled for tomor-
row afternoon. when the Humps and
the LaughNns clash on the Martins
Ferry teams grounds. Both teams are
In excellent shape for the game. and a
heated contest is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
Roosevelt To Watch
College. Till Today

Thcudur" Rnus"Vclt. assistant sc"-
Rotary "C 'hc navy. viii lac one "t
The interested SPECTATORS at the
Brthanr-,iruve tiry football game
this afternoon. The colonel will be
the guest ur J. summer Jones. who
Is entertaining him during his stay
in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
WEST V|RG|N|ANS
CONFIDENT Of
BEATING PITT.
Coach Spears Combination
Expected to Be Winner
Today at Pittsburgh.

The husky Moumtainecrs Of the west
Njrrinia University arrived here tonight
in charge of Coach Spears Tor thcF
twentieth annual clash with the batting
eleven of the University of pittsburgh.
Eudiaeing conference.-the same fari-
cry they have displayed for the las :
~ ycars-thc Mouna!necrs ana thelr
thousands Of loyal supporters from an
scr,ious of West Virginia here for the
annual classic frccl yprcdictcd mat tn'
twentieth clash. after nineteen Stralght
defeats would see the dangerous mt
I'anthcrS Inundated.
W. ". u. Portable
Followers of tho game dcralrc mat
Tho Nest NirgmiauS. drilled particularly
for the game tomorrow. Will go "n the
field - much more formidable tu"tpaH
machine than any ever sent against The
punthrrs. Coach Spears has been cred
tied with moulding faster ana gamer
eleven AS well a. Installing into his
PLAYERS Il higher brand of football.
ror Pitt Coach Warner Is advancing
mo- alihis Although various develop
mcn,,s have compelled Warner 10 an
nouncc several changes III ms lineup
for tomorrow the PIT mentor expressed
,,uurct, satisfaction with the condition
OF his warriors. hdlSII ''h''o''' l''
,hlv will 20 to left halfbacH IN place
of the injured Flanagan. B"wSer Will
fill uolleran's shoes at uuarterbach
while Tiny Hewitt viii start AT FULL
back instead OF C"'"nna.
Because Of early darkness anu late
study hours the l;ntiIcrs drilling hours
have been cut short during the laSt
week hut regardless Of this Warner Is
confident.
Jackson Arnold There
The referees whistle Will start the
game at Forbes field 1T three o'clock
But long before that hour there VIII
he sitting in the stands loyal II
slightly anxious Mountaincer rooter--
Col jackson Arnold. Cummadcnr OF tbs
state police at Charleston. and while
he is waiting for the rival teams to ap-
near and still! while he watches them
speed through their preliminary prac-
tice, memory will take the gr!Zzied vet
eran of the state police back some score
or more ycarS-hack TO the memorable
occasion when the Mountainccrs regis
tered their last victory over opponents
of tomorrow. For. on that day twenty
wears ago, Colonel Arnold was MEM
her Of the West Virginia team that
triumphed over the University OF Pitts
burgh.
Tho Lineup:
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Cameron.

Referec-Coke Corners. Stats.
Gmpire-Ben RedmaI. Wheeling high
Linesman-Bud WAGNER, Bethany.
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NTCKNTT, . r. III UTTTV7'TT'T -T''-TVI ~
NJ. j. Tompson, Georgetown: umpire,
+. w Murphy. Brown. hcadlincsman'
u. W. Mcrriman. Geneva.
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Spears Declares One
Touchdown May Win

Morgautnwn. w Va. Oct. lS.-tSne-
ciaD-Aftcr a light workout here this
afternoon. Witnessed by several hundred
students and townspronlc. tn" West VIZ
ginia University football squad az thirty
two players left for Pittsburgh where
tomorrow the MountainccrS Will seek 10
do something they have not accomplish
ed for nineteen ycars--defeat the Cni-
vrrsity of Pittsburgh eleven.
Before the teams departure. head
Coach Spears made his first public COM
mcnt on the game. when he declared
that his team was ft and ready and
that il would give almost 100 percent
"f what II had IN 1t. lie would not
predict Il victory but added that h.
though, one touchdown might decide
the contest
1000 Prom Morgantown.
More than 1000 students and towns
people will journey Ia Pittsburgh 70"
the game. and there is an und"rrurrcnt
uf optimism among them that will be
satisfied with nothing legs than vic
tory.
Although Spears had not announced
his lineup. ~" general impression was
that he would start Nard0cci at raa:.
,rrhack. Martin and Ekbrrg at halves
and Mahrt at tullhark. ON the rush
lin" rhIl Hin will likely play center,
Sctr"n and Mahan. guards; Captain
Meredith and Davis. tackles. and Tall
man and Graham. ends.
West Virginia followers pin thci-
hopes for victory in The thorough train
ing IN fundamentals that the team has
been given. its splendid defensive work
and an offensive built up on IN" open
field running Of Mahr,. tn" Sli1ncry
TRUSTS Of NardarCi ard III" pl"ughinS
bucks OF Ekherg. Spears has also been
emphasizing forward passing this Week
and expects IN uncover an aerial attack
Of new proportions in tie game.
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Compact Attack Needed.


Compact Attack Needed.
The. defeat Of Notr" Dame las, tah
BY Iowa. ~ - { Indicates that the for
ward passing game has no icrrorS Tor
the HawkeveS. since \otre Dame was
conceded to have the best aerial attack
Of any team east ~ the Rockies IF
Iowa IS To- he defeated by Yale il Will
have ~ he by a C",npac; attack with
the hall concealed until the last second.
That the Ellis have reached this stage or
development IS doubted by close ohScrH-
ers
The contest a. New Haven tomorrow
will be Yalc's :hird entry into the lists
against middle west team. In 1919
the Ellis defeated N"trc Dame, - 1" u.
due in great part tn the fact that the
visiting quarterback lost his heal and
exposed Il long series of splendid trick
plays insid" his own - yard Inc 49,
that when the real opportunity came I"
strike. the plays had all been diaCn"s-
ed by the Yale coaches. Ear back IN
1899 Yale also met Wisconsin during
the week trip in which he i:ai."rS ais"
PLAYED Vale, Harvard and Princeton.
The Wisconsin eleven with the famous
Fat ODea. purt;ng sixty yard spiralS
stood Off the Rull dog IL a sCnr"leSs
tie until the final minutes OF the game.
when Yale back slipped free for
long run and the winning touchdown.
Army W.. Alabama Poly.
Little is known In the east regarding
the strength of the Alabama Poly COM
bination. which faces the army ut West
Point. Southern reports indicate that
the eleven Is stronger than a year ago
and II such is the case the teams should
give the Cadets n battle. though un-
likely to defeat the soldiers. The army
has run up a total Of sixty points IN
games againS; Springfield. Lebanon and
Kansas Each of these teams plays
different type ~ boothall and the fact
that none Of the trio was able to score
against the Cadets indicates that the
latter have strong and fundamentally
sound defense as well rs an attack suf-
ficieut to win in each case
west Virginia ma Pitt.
Pittsburgh and West Virginia appear
evenly matched in general ability. but
the former players are lisble TO de-
velop a zest for scoring as result of
their defeat at the hands OF Lafayette
last week. and prove hard TO beat.
Neither eleven has faced strong, Inn
pressive machine this season. aside from
lafayette, which Won from Pittsburgh
reven to nothing. Tho calihre OF the
Lafayette combination. based uron both
the showing last year and to date. In
dicates that the power TO hold this team
10 one touchdown would be sufficient
to win against the average college
team.
QuafsEs ~. Maryland
In tho other more important games
Of the day. Pennsylvania Is generally
selected to defeat Maryland; Harvard
Is not likely to have serious difficulty
In keeping Bowdoin In check: Cornell
should win from New Hampshire and
Dartmouth take the measure Of Middle
bury Closer scores may be expected
In the meeting Of Princeton and Colgate,
syracuse and Brown, Navy and Buck
mel al Columbia. and Wesleyan. All
thasD lattsc elevsas have shown moro
than fair offensive and defensive in
strength In their games to date and
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Ferry High team average ...'.... ~
Rcfcrrc--Jarkson. chicago.
Umpirc--podd, Bethany.
Head lincsmaa-- Moore. Cornril
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Jackson Arnold There
Tho Lineup:

The probable lineup to start the gam
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20
MAY CAUSE TROUBLE
Killing Of More Than a Score
French Soldiers.

Paris-What is viewed in official
circles as grave crisis in the rela-
tions between France and Germany
was reached just as the Genoa con-
ference was assembling, with the pos.
ability of the military occupation of
further German territory presenting
itself. This came as result of mega
tive reply from the German govern.
ment to the note of the reparations
commission in which certain fiscal re-
forms were demanded Of Germany.
The tragedy at Gleiwitz, Upper ST.
lesia, involving the killing of more
than score of French soldiers in the
explosion of mine, is considered as
likely to complicate the situation, pro.
voking, as it will, energetic diplomatic
action on the part of France at Berlin.
High French officials express their
conviction that the present German
government will be unable to curb the
reactionary agitation and that the
time is near when the Allies will be
obliged either to renounce the execu-
tion of the treaty at Versailles or bring
strong pressure to bear on Germany.
The German government says in its
note that it cannot consent to the pro-
posed control of its revenues as ex-
penditures, and that it is unable to i'm
pose additional taxes to the amount Of
10000, 100000 marks as asked by the
commission.
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-04-20
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