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no LET-UP IN PRACTICE SESSIONS
THIS WEEK END IN PREPAHA-
TON FOR GROVE CITY TILT
injuries Again Place Team In Bad way
for PlAyers-Substdtutes May Got
Call Saturday.

Far from satisfied with the wor.
against W. & J. Saturday coaches East.
rrday and Morrow have no schcd"ieu
lee-up for the men this week. IsuaI'E
Friday evening sees Il tightening OF IA
boz and general rest after the weeks
work However there IS :" much room
for Improvement on the Bison e!eFef'
a. the present time that u ~ haroIy
likely that that will be the case thus
week and the men are entering mo
their work with a do or die spirit n
order to prove that the room for I'M
provement will not be LETT unified II
hard work will turn the trick.
Grove City Strong
Grove City comes next on the BISON
schedule and then the game with tna
Rutgers college eleven At New Bruns-
wick on October @lst. The BlSons are
not entertaining any decisions ABOUT
the strength % their coming opponents.
Tho Grove City aggregation gave tho
Green about all they could handle last
year when The Bisons brought home
40 victory. With Chaiky Williamson
again at the Pennsylvania college. with
his veteran material and determine
ton TO win over the pcoteges or katy
yesterday his old teammate at Pite
the Bisons are doing some real worry
Ing and will sleep lots easier when this
contest is out % the road.
Injuries Numerous
Injuries sustained in last saturday
game will also help the general asp'ra-
tons OF the Crimson as L number ~
the Bethany squad will be In poor con-
dition for n least another week. Cram
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PAUL STE1NBIcKER, WHEELING
BOY, wAGING HARD FIGHT TO
LAND BACK FIELD POSITION.
Keeping of Martin on tho Bench Causes
Speculation Among Mountaineer
Followers.

Morganton. Oct. 10.-(SpeciaD-Foo
ball fans here are beginning 10 wonder
who DR.. e w. Fats" Spears. head
coach OF the West Virginia University
eleven. is going TO start against inc
University OF Pittsburgh machine the
annual clash between teams represent
Ing the two institutions at Forbes fieio'
Pittsburgh. next Saturday afternoon
In keeping with his practice to start
new season every Monday the Mountain
GER coach has made some changes In
rs lineup which makes It almost Ger,
tain that the combination which raced
Marietta here last Saturday will not Do
intact at the kickoff this week Three
men who started against Wesleyan In"
the opener at Fairmont were on the sue
lines during a greater part OF the Mari
alta game and many think a Similar
number or-more OF the men VINO tseeu
Marietta when the first whistle pie"
win be under blankets when the Fan
Observation-Disclosures clash gets underway
Lineup Uncertain
Yves, vtfsinia's probable lineup Is
the sourca az much discussion mere
Nearly everyone couoedes a post 20
captatn Meredith. Carl Davis, phii allt'
Toe seton "Trusty' Tallman. Nick Mar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
", Y, /, LINEUP FOR PITT CAME
UNDECIDED; CHANGES EXPECTED

dicci and Jack Simon. but the other
four births-left end. left guard. LETT
halthack and fullhack--are still storm
centerS with more than q dozen candl-
dates striving TO show Coach Spears
tbat they are the best man for tho
pace. The fight for these places is so
ci.Se that even the most hardened OF
the curb dopesters is not trying to fig
ure out who DIT. Spears will select to
fill them.
Mahan Should Start.
Red" Mahan. n scrub halfback who
was made over into a varsity lineman
lin a week. played we'll at left guard
against Marietta but he IS far from
being a finished product and quite a few
fans believe he should not be started
against the Panthers. Dixon Pinkney,
Pat Quarles. Horse" Lough Ezra Pit
senberger and Stoner are all in the fight
for the birth SO recently filled by Ma
han and Spears latest find Is sure
to find the road ahead filled with obsta-
cles. Red" however. glories in fight
ing and he IS known to welcome tho
stift opposition tho others are furnish
ing. After scrubbing In the backheld for
two years he Is not going TO let his one
big opportunity to make good get away
from him without putting up scrap
and since lighting IS one OF the best
things he does the other contcnders for
the birth will not find him loafing.
Gus Ekberg, Homer Martin, Pau!
Stinebicker, Aaron Olikcr, Armin Mahrt
and Pete Barnum are the leading aspi-
rants for the two remaining posts IN the
Mountaineer backfeld. Martin. for two
seasons a big gun in the West Virginia
backfeld. has been kept on the bench
for several weeks. He played In the
Wesleyan game for about five minutes
but since that time he has not been
in evidence and 1t Is reported that he
Will not start against the Panthers THIS
Saturday. Martins trouble. whatever
It Is, has been kept In the dark and
continued secrecy has led many to De-
lteye that he Is either suffering from
severe injuries or DR.. Spears Is holding
him in reserve while he experiments
with Oliker, Mahrt. Rarnum and other
new timber. II Martin does not start
against Pit the Mountaineer coach IL
expected to select his other two back
from Oliker. Ekberg or Mahrt. win
Stinebicker and Barnum being held IN
readiness for service IN case OF injury
VIII Make Choice Friday.
There IS no birth OF material for left
end with Fred Graham. Bob Hawkins
George Bone. Clarence MurHn ana one
or two others in the fight. They all
have hopes Of getting the assignment
but DR.. Spears is not likely to make his
choice until after the final workout on
Friday.
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". Y. U. REGULARS STOP.
PITTS PLAYS AGAIN
Scrubs Unable to Gain Much on VARSITY.
Using Pittsburgh's Formations. :.

Morgantown. w. Va, Oct 1o.--A delI
heavy with mud did not deter DR..
Spears from putting the Mountafneer
football squad through an hours siren
nous scr!mnage today in preparation
for the Pitt game. Spears plans to pro-
coed with his program for development;
of the team for Pitt, regardless Of The
weather and today had Martin. Ekberg..
Mahrt and Nardacci mixing up In the
rough work Simon Is suffering from
a bruised leg and did not get into the
scrimmage., The varsity repeatedly
stopped Pitts play directed at them by
the Scrubs.
Phil Hill was again in at center to-
day with Setron and Mahan at guardls
Meredith and Davis at the tackles, an
Graham and Tallman at ends. SpeA1
made repeated substitutions in this
lineup so that before tho days work
was finished. practically al OF his 30
frs. string men got into the fray. In
the scrlmmage Barnum stood out hrst
among the substitutes and Spears IL
daily getting a his r regard for the
former Parkersburg youth as evidenced
by his frequently making him part
OF the varsity backfield :
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New York, Oct. 10.-Football officials
IN Games PLAYED throughout the coun-
try have given such conflicting Inter-
nretations Of tho two important changes
in the rules, inaugurated thfs year, one
of which changed radically the scoring
system Of the game. that the rules
committee of the American intercoi-
lcriate football association today Issued
n statement in an attempt to clear the
situation.
Most Of the trouble Is over the new
rule which was designed to change the
play after a touchdown Is made. from
a try for goal through place KICK TO
n TRY for point" through one OF three
methods. Some teams elect.ng to try
for point" by kicking goal, have claim
cd the point when the kick failed but
one Of their men recovered the ball ana
rushed It behind the opposing goal.
Errors BY Officials.
In some Instances, referees and other
officials have rrrenously upheld the
contention. L. X. Hall, chairman Of the
rules committee said. In issuing the
statement, Mr.. Sail pointed out that
team having chosen to try for point
by kicking lost when the kick failed,
and the instant 1t did fail the play
automatically was ended.
The new rule. he added. does not per-
NIT the conversion Of n play.
Rule "" says the statement. PRO
vldcs that team which has, made n
touchdown may add one additional point
to It's score by successfully executing
in n single play any one Of the follow
ing: BY coal from inield; by COM
pleting a forward pass in tho end zone,
or by carrying tho ball across the line.
Tho words any one are significant
and should be literally construed. Ac-
cordingly. should such team attempt to
kick a goal and the attempt be block
ed by the defenders Of the goal. the
inlay ends then and there. The ball Is
dead and any attempt to recover aid
rush the ball across the goal line Is
useless
Gan Return TO Game.
Tho remainder OF the confusion Is
over the new rule regarding substitute
(rule III, section - which provides
that a player who has been Withdrawn
from the game during the first half
may return at any time during the
second half. 4 player withdrawn during
the second half may not return to the
game"
Concerning 1t, Mr.. Halls statement
says:
While this rule does not In terms
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Want transformers
To Use u. s. Ship In
Trip to the Orient

Washington. Oct. 1O.--Announccment
that n group Of American professional
baseball players. including six who
participated in the world series VIII
use ship carrying a foreign flag to
transport them to the Orient on barn
storming tour, has brought n protest
from the National Mercantile Marine
Association. The organization toniGht
tclcEraphcd judge *. NJ. Landfs, base-
ball commissioner. insisting that heurge
the players. who II Is said go as rep
rescntatives Of the United states IN
snorts" to obtain passage on an Amer
lean flag vessel.
Attention was called in tho message
70 scheduled sailing dates on or near
tho time the players plan to depart and
the association voiced the bel!et that
patronage of an American ship wouio
mako the trip wholly American
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
S70BBs HOLDS SCR|N|MAGE WITH +
HI SQUAD; IA RUE OUT Of CAME

down the position. Moyes. ana the 1e"H
other injured payers were able to real
port for practice but all were e4cuseo j.
from the scrimmage session TO aVoid
further injury. "Buss" LaRue. Wheel
ing's sensational halfback, added htstf
name to tho casualty list yesterdavsh
when no pulled up with an injured SIDE:
I,aRue was injured in last weeks game
with Philadelphia, and while his tn3urys
is not serious, stobbs 10 taking no.
chances on losing him for tho Magnolia
game. "a
Hard Game Expected.
The down staters are keeping under
cover In their publicity. They are work ),
ing out every night. without .e1eeption:-
dltion. The team is a veteran one and ;.
packs a strong offense to It's baekfieid /.
Their record this year Is three wins ana
one defeat 50 far but from all indica-
lions they are preparing to give tne :
Gold and blue q battle in their game
Saturday. =
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WINS
FROM KELLY

Havana, Oct 10--tBy Tho Associated
Br!tton. the weltcr-
weight champion, tonight. easily de-
feated Jimmy Kelly. OF New York. in a
II round decision bout here Although
Britton landed almost at will h,s blows
failed to do much damage to his ops
ponen.. Kelly was unable to score q
telling blow throughout the fight.
Brittons weight was announced as
149 pounds and Kelly's as 149is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
Notice Soccer Players

Manager Ward requests all players
IN no on hand At the Twenty sixth
street Fairgrounds Sunday morning ut
$50 o'clock. II is especially desired
that Chappal. Richardson. Rrods'w.
Wtnchol. Kelly. Hamilton, Knox. Gibbs
and Hall. attend. practice match
viii be held and very important meet
ing called later to discuss the lineup
aud other matters
To Represent Wheeling.
Tho team Is being organized TO repre-
SAINT Wheeling in the West Tenn Cup
ana Ohio Valley leagues. The winners
will be awarded the Gold Cup and In
diyidual medals Tho rules and regu-
lations Of the league will be governed
by United States Soccer Football rules,
The sreator of Mick Carter" Van
Rensselaer, Dey. committed suicide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
Duncan and Mitchell
Defeat Hagen-BarneS

Pelham Manor, n. Y, Oct 1o.-George
Duncan and Abe Mitchell, British pro-
fessional golf stars. today defeated
Walter Hagen, British open champion.
and Jim Barnes former American title
holder, up and to play IN SO
hole exhibition match over the links OF
the Pelham Country Club.
Admission proceeds for the match
we're turned over to the benefit Of the
Pelham summer home for cardiac chill
drcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
GOLD AND BLUES SENSATIONAL
HALFBACK PULLS UP WITH
BAD sIpE-MAY BE OUT IN
MAGNOLIA GAME.
Session Yesterday Included Long Drill
On Fundam ontsls-No Tack
Ling Practice.

With the first hint OF real football
weather on hand yesterday, Coach
Stobbs, Wheeling High mentor, ran his
squad through n long scr!mmage ses-
sion. Stobbs spent good bit OF time on
the fundamentals Of tho game and prac-
tically touched every department except
,acklinG. which was omitted from the
workout, except nthe scrimmage drill.
LaRue Hurts Side
Noiber. Is still nursing his infected
finger, and was unable 10 report again
Yesterday. 1t appears MS though the
center will be unable to play against
Magnolia and Perry should again hold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
AcoSta Barred In
Pulitzer Aerial Race

Mt Clemens. Mich. Oct 10.-Bert
Acosta. widely known aeroplane pilot
has been barred from participating as
a naval pilot. in the Pulitzer race. to be
held at Selfradge field. Saturday, 1t WI
announced today. Acosta had planned
to drive the navy's Bee Line racer, his
entry being made possible by special
commission. This plan. however
brought the objection that such a
course might be construed as n rerec'
ton on the ability OF the regular nava.
pilots. and an order from the navy DC
partment that the Bee Line racer bt
driven by a regular officer was issued.
Aeosta. who Is n test pilot for the
Wright Aeronautical Corporation. may
enter the Pulitzer event as a Civilian
pilot 1t was said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
AKRON PROS GET JEAN

Announcement was made YESTERDAY
that Walter Jean, 1921 bethany null
back, had entered professional iootha'l
md will be seen playing with the AN
ron professionals this year. The AKRON
s,r,b has such men as Rip" kins' w.
Y, T.. raul Shocks and Curlcy Cramcr
In Is lineup. Bob" Higgins. Wesleyan
mentor coaches the team, and last year
turned out the national champions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
The Standing.

Last Nights Results.
Scharcr-Campbcll defeated Fuller
Bell. 30.
Gabr!cl-Sturgeon defeated thinner
Whitman, so.
Tyrell Waller defeated Parker-Lcwis
30.
FL.
Me!dic-Rccd defeated Graham Ward
81.
S!mpson-Case defeated Brown MCGEE
81.
Carroll-ITawk!ns defeated Francis
L!pphardt. FL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11

The " +. A. c. football team OF Mar
tins Ferry challenges any hTSt ciasS
team In the OHIO Valley TO Sai'e ou"'
day. The grounds on when inc game
will be played will be ARRANGED 10 SUIT
both teams. The Wonders Of "heel'ns
are preferred. For arrangements cali
Martins Ferry 3iT-R and ask Tor the
manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
FOOTBALL CHALLENGES

The u. W. challenge any or tho 1ol-
lowing teams for games SUNDAY oeI
Is: Shadysido Jewctts.' Dodgers Humps
radcn city. South Sides, b'hr ATS
Actnavinc Standards ana FayciteS' TOT
games call 3130-W. after O'CLOCK ana
ask for Docks.
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VICUANTS VS. MOHAWKS

The crack Vigilants y. c. 1ootba'i
foam of Martins Ferry hhve signed 10
meet the fast Mohawks or East "heeI-
ing next Sunday afternoon Mt the run
mel Green grounds. The game Is sched-
ulcd to be called at 3 o'clock both
teams arc evenly matched IN strength
and a heated battle is expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
BISON COACHES NOT SATISFIED
WITH TEAMS PLAY At VIZ J.

al and Randolph are both nursing MIN
or hurts while Broadicy. Collier. L"oN
and Stobbs may hc kept out OF the com
ing fracas. Saturdays affair was mono
for physical wraklings and those who
came through II without any marx 10
show for Il were fortunate indeed IN
case Collier or look were not able :"
work Saturday he terminals Will -
.ltied by Undertake and either Gill or
MAYER.
The Bison coaches do not deal much
In post mortems but Il Is plain from
their conversation this week that they
were anything but pleased with tho
ceneralship In Saturdays affair. There
will probably be plenty OF experiment.
Ing IN that department before the sea-
son ends but for the present tho work
will probably fall on Kelley and Gep'
ford.
Work With Wet Ball
Yesterdays practice gave the mon
much needed work in handling n wet
ball and the coaches welcomed the rain
for that reason. GIL the giant end or
tho squad proved himself real past
master q, this work and hooked them
from all angles without miss. Inc
work this week shows very plainly that
not a single Bison feels that the sea-
son IS ended because the W. ana J.
game Is past but that they are going
into their work TO reduce TO minimum
all chances OF taking another defeat
during the season.
Tickets on Sals
Tickets for the game Saturday wi:h
Grove City went on sale yesterday at
Dysons. sheppard and Clouse. Neu-
hardts and Gundltugs From all indt-
cations the crowd Saturday VIII SUR
pass any that has yet attended Bison
game on tho ISLAND ard perhaps more
than double the crowd that attended tho
game 4 week ago with Morris Harvey,
Reserved seat prices are $3.50 and gen
eral admission 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
GETTING AWAY FROM THEF06 :.
IN THE NEW FOOTBALL RULES

refer to a player who finished the drst
half but was withdrawn during the In
Permission between the two halves. the
purpose Of the rule Is clear and there
Is no reason why such player shouh'
not be allowed TO return to the gslps'
any time during tho second half.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
Last Homo Game.

Philadelphia. Union and Warwood, tho
other local teams remain Idle THIS
weekend. Philadelphia and Union were
scheduled TO meet. but the Bcnwood
team has hccn forced TO CANCEL because
of the surf game tafy played with
M,ngo last week, in which tho team
was battered severely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
Races Postponed

Lexington. KY, Oct. lo.-To-deS s
trotting program here was postponed 70
wednesday. because Of rain. Cards Will
be combined daily to complete the meet
ing SATURDAY. -
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
MARIETTA WILL Be FIRST TOUCH
OPPONENT To MEET [|NSLY TEAM
WHILE GAMES PLAYED BY ORANGE
ELEVEN HAVE PROVED EASY
MARIETTA LOOMS UP HARD.
Followers Of Team Look for Cadets to
Cop Both Contests and Gain
Additional Fame.

With several impressive wins over
easy opponents already 'halkcd up on
the win column Of their 49," sheet.
Linsly Institutes eleven faces their
first real test in two ways this week
end. In the first place they play two
games In as many days and In the sec
ond Marietta high school VIII he the
first tough team TO be met on tie
schedule. Cameron Is the team booked
for the cadets on Saturday.
Expect Double Win.
Followers OF the team are or tho
opinion that the 1922 OUTFIT are capable
Of coping both games. The cadets
have one Of the best lines and back
fields In the history OF the school the
players are in good shape for their test
and Judging from the ability cf the
mon included in the lineup. the follow
crs of the team are not In anyway
sighting them to say they VIII win
both games.
Last Homo Game.
The Cameron game on Saturday Will
mark the last home appearance or tho
cadets until November 4. when they
clash with Wheeling high. The Orange
arc pointing FOR the game and with the
prospects Of win on hand. arc playing
their prc-Whcelng games with vim.
The practice yesterday included n Ions
workout 0n tackling. puntinG. passing
and charging. 1t ended with brief
scrummaEe drill In which the varsity
stood out over the scrubs like Dempsey
over the FrcnChman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11

The male monarch butterfly carries a
scent patch" on his hind wing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11

The sreator of Mick Carter" Va
Rensselaer, Dey. committed suicide
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-21

June 49, Mrs. C.3S C.S Valker,return
ed Sunday from Ghatfel after a few
weeks visit with relat1ye
Mark Hama IS visiting asfew weeks
with relatives and { friends here dur.
ing his vacation
Mrs. p. Fay of q nneapolis ar
rived last saturd fora visit at the
home of Ir..z and Mrs. Tough.
Miss Reka. Lenlbke visited with re-
latiVes.in. Clara City the latter part of
the week.
The ladies aid Of the Ne. d. church
met at the home OF Mrs. ". Knott on
Wednesday:
Mrs. Fred Stenberg and daughter
visited over Sunday with relatives at
AtWater. S.
Rev and Mrs. M use returned Friday
from their mo torS trip to different parts
Of Illinois: They were acconnpani
by their daughter Jane on their re-
turn trip.
Mrs NJ. Hoffman left Monday for
Cannon Falls after a few weeks visit
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alo Abrahamson.
s Misses Jennie and Cena Stob and
Miss Grace Knott left Monday for Min
neapolis for "a few days visit there
with relatives. They will go for a six
weeks tour in the West from that place
Mr.. and Mrs H. ykema and daugh-
ters motored to Willmar Monday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-21


rs N ID summer picnic next Saturday
TAT Rosendale in the grove located be-
tween the. Erick Lund and Charles.
sBjorklund places. Apr gram will be
rendered at 1880 il the forenoon.
Dim 4 per.;SWiill be served after. which
there will be a sale of fancy articles.
The Rosendale congregation will
celebrate July 4th. sss.s5 y.
Ladies Aid Of 4Rosend dale on We'd
nesday Of this week at the G. a. Swan
home in Lake Elizabeth Mrs. Arthur
Rossell and Mrs. Swan will serve. q
Rev. Malm strom, Hilma Norman.
Bertha swenson and Bertha Rik re-
turned today from Clear Lake where
they attended the Sunday School con.
vention. sss.
@ * * NJ ;: S.s. rs sSs5s2sS
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH
Harrison
81 Rev. F. p Pasche, pastor
Reading service at 10 O'Clock next
Sunday morning.
Rev. Pasche is attending conven-
ton at Concordia college in St| Paul
this week.