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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
Cabeu County Wildcats Meet Bethany Here Today
SHADYS|DE- BEL LA|RE BOOSTERS
PARADE TARCETF0R MISSILES

raul Coxey, husky right tackle or 'ne
ShadvS;dr team, on the head and the
resulting injury may keep him out "t
the Bcia.re game tomorrow. The IN
Jury. although not OF serious nature
required the attention Of physician,
Fans or tho two towns were holding
the Join: parade for tho purpose or
arous!ng interest In Saturdays contest.
Shadvside. It's fans declare. gave h"th
groups a courteauS reception a. the @oo
or more automobiles constituting the
procession. passed through that town.
Exactly Tho opposite occurred In Bel
laire. the ShadYs!dc rootcrS charge.
Although Indignant At Hel>airc's row.
dv element. the Shadysid" boosters in
no way hold tho authorities or pupils
Of Della!rc schools responsible for what
Occurred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
McNallys Good.

As the McNallr Odds have boon or
ran!zed for several seasons. Il Is claimed
that their team work "a splendid and
that their line viii N all probability
outweigh the Eas' Finders by large
count: hut this docs no, seem 10 worry
Coach Gardner. as he fccl: that with
ono extra practice session this week ana
with tho sprr!; the orange and black
squad have been showing the FIRST part
OF the week that he viii over'"m" TINS
weight and add another victory 30 tho
Yankees credit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
MARIETTA LOSES TO
SALEM eleven 60
Ninety Yard 1un for Touchdown BY
Einsels Scores Only Points IN Dame

Marietta. o. Sept. 2s.-Salem defeated
Marietta six 70 nothing In tho seasons
initial game hero Friday afternoon. Tho
visitors only score come In tho second
quarter when E!nsele. Salem half re-
covered a tumble on his own ten yard
line and raced ninety yards for tue
only score The trial for additional
points failed. Marietta made moro nrsts
downs than the visitors and on several
. occasions threatened to score but lost
the ball on fumbleA The Pioneer City
line vas irnpregnable and tho defensive
playing Of acting Captain Herdman OF
Martins Ferry was feature. Hanson
a graduate OF Wheeling also played
steller bail At terminal point. 9ulp
and Elnssle starred for Salem. Bull
ROGERS Of West Va, University. and
Tube" Finsterwald Of Ohio University
were in the stands scouting Marietta
Both team drew a number Of penalties,
Lineup and Summary:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
ELM GROVE TO MEET
LORIANS TOMORROW
strong Elm Grove A. @. Baseball Team
WIN Entertain Bridgeport Nine

The L.or,an Coal and Dock nine y,
bridgeport will furnish tho attraction
for baseball fans in the Ohio Valley
sunday. when they Journey TO Elm
Grove and meet the fast team or that
place. The Lorains copred the hrst
game between the two by the score ~
a.S and tho Grove team !s out Tor re-
venGe.
Tho Ohio team Is considered one 81
the strongest clubs on their side or the
river and Will bring group or stars
to the Grove lot that are abb" I" cope
win thc host in the game. The Grove
boys will present their regular lincno
and with Straub on tho mound should
turn In n win.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
COLUMBIA ELEVEN TO
PLAY TRUSSEL TEAM

Forty-sevcnth street should h" tho
scene Of a premier gid classic Sunday
afternoon. when the Columbia club and
Trussel football teams meet in the nrst
OF n two game series The kickoff IS
scheduled for 3 o'clock sharp and ind'-
cations point to Il large crowd atend-
Ing.
Both clevens arc we'll fortified with
stars and with capable coaches handling
both squads each Will present Il well
balanced smooth working machine. Thu
teams have rracticcd several evenings
this week and reports from both camps
state that all players arc In the bcs; or
condition FOR the contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
FOOTBALL RANDOM OF SMALLER
TOWN 1NCENsED At ALLEG-
ED MISTREATMENT
stone Thrown BY Rowdy Strikes and
Injuries Tackle or shadysido
Football Team.

Football rnrdnm of Shadysidc. o. IS
greatly .ac"nSaI over m:Ntrcatment nc
corded the boosters club Of tina, town
last night. in a joint automobile parade
with the boosters club. Of Hellairc. as
the procession moved through the
streets o: the larger city
The ShadyS!de boosters allege that
their cars w"r" targets for all kinds of
missiles thrown by groups of rowd!cs on
tho B-l!airc street. \ stuue struck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
SLENDER AKHAIaNED

Huntington. W. Va. Sept. E.-Josep.
J. Slender. OF Huntington. exhibitor Q.
the Bob Martin-Rill Brennan fignt 1ii".
seized yesterday by L. s. Marshal seiS''
Workman. was arraiSned TO-DAY eetoI"
1ni,ed States Commissioned. P. Dou=-
las. on a charge Of transporting the PR
,ur. from, Kentucky IN violation OF
federal law. He waived preliminary cH-
animation and furnished bond for his
nrn.a-ance before the March grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
TR|ADELPH|A ELEVEN
TO MEET BRIDGEPORT
Big Little School Will Meet In Title
Clash at New Bauers' Park
Field.

Philadelphia Highs grave yard grid
Gicrs." after having suffered n 1870 de-
feat AT the hands OF the Red and Black
Alumni eleven last week. will try their
strength against r scholastic tenn to-
day. when they meet Bridgeport High
on the Eauers Park at Fulton. The game
has been transferred from Elm Grove
to Fulton and the time changed to l:So
o'clock so as TO give tho followers OF
each team a change TO see their favor
tie in action and at the same time Wit
ness the Bethany-Morrls Harvey clash
on the Wheeling High School Athletic
field.
Lineups the Same.
While both teams coaches have cx-
parImen;cd with new men in the last
week. trying TO iron out the defects In
the team play. that were so noticeahle
las, week in the openers announcement
WIS made by the student managers yes
trrJay. that the linetups for today's
game would be- practically the same as
those that started last week. With one
mr. ,wo exceptions the players on both
teams arc In good shape for tho con-
test.
warren Star.
If ,ln Tr,ads hone To win their battc
today. they Will have to watch big Joe
Warren, Brideepnrt's negro fulibacR'
Warren played u bangup game against
Ecnarc last week and time after time
stood head and shoulders above the field
hv his wonderful work both on the de-
Tense or offsnSc. He is glutton l"r
wlrk and seems never TO tire Inc 'oes
NJ tho Ohio side school will hav" Z"
watch this man throughout tho season
rr some few Of them will no doubt he
surprised and Nnd themselves d''ea''u
Probable Lineup.
F..I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
M'NALLEY ODDS PLAY
YANKEES At FULTON
Pittsburgh Club With Good Reputation
Make First Appearance in
Wheeling.

Sunday Afternoon at RaucrS park, Full
ton. tho Yankee Athletic club Will be
seen In action for the second time this
season and will have as their opponents
the strong McNally Odd club. OF Fits
burgh. who come to this city we'll
recommended for their fas, brand OF
football and who have included N their
lineup some Of tho most prominent foot
ball men In Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
sorg Will Play.

Captain Sorg. Of the East End squad.
who was Injured In last Sundays gamo
against the Washington scholas,Ics. ha s
improved considerable and Will be In
good shape 10 participate In Sundays
fray. Quarterback Mindcr will he I'M
able 10 make his appearance IN the game
Sunday. as tho d'sloca;od shoulder IA
received las; Sunday Will keep him out
for AT least two more games.
IT weather conditions hold out over
Sunday. n large attendance IS expected
20 put In appearance n Baucrs ball
park.
The management Of the Yankees AFRO
no, IN a position tN announce ihc!r llne-
up as yet but will publish same In to-
murrpw'S papers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
Position Rio 0rande
Broadduf

touchdown, Young !.
Substitutes - Dare for Woodburn
Barnett for Griffith. Shrcrcs for Sims
virgins for Krawchuck. Woodhurn to'
Dare. Krawchuck for Virgins. Murrh!
for Rolyard. Howard for Barnes. Dare
for Wright Sims Cor Shrevcs.
Rcrcrce--Grimm. Maryland.
-mpIre-Mcrrels, Yale.
Head LIncsman-WOois. Carson.
Time LIE minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
FIRST CLASH.
Of WARRIORS
Of THE GRID
Coach Morrow Hopes to Send
Winning Combination to
the Front

The whistle which sends the two
e'sveHs representing Morris Harvey and
Ee;Aany colleges together this after
noon on High school field, Island. also
acts as the curtain raiser CT the 49,:
grid season to- the Buffalo Creek In
stication. and heralds ,Ae arst meeting
~ the two Yves, Virginia Schools on
The grId!ron.
For the past two years oethanr has
booked Morris-Harvey teams both n
basketball and IN baseball In these
two sports close rivalry exists and II ia
hoped. by those interested in athletics.
that teams from tho two Mountain
STATE Institutions will continue their ex-
hihit!oDs.
Peculiar Interest
4 particular interest Is being taken
IN today's game because OF the fact
that Morr;s-Harvey Is coached this
year by Herman Beckleheimer. former
Vanderbilt star. and the 1920 coach Of
E-thsay's athletic teams. Becklehe.mer
turned out winners while here and the
Bethany fans are more than anxious 70
See the results OF his coaching at Nor
rtS-Harvey.
tvthu- Rezzonico. Captain of Morris
FaTvsyS 1872 gridircr warriors IS
former Bethany student having attend
81 the Buffalo school IN 1920 and 1921.
Sezzonico, held down a guard position
On the 1920 basketball equal and played
shor,stop on the 1921 baseball nine. He
uaS one OF the most popular athletea
ever enrolled here and will 30 watched
BY host OF admirers from Bethany.
Coach Morrow may not be able 20
send his best line combination into the
fray this afternoon because OF injuries
tu: ne has run his second choices hard
al week in the secret practice sessions
ne has held so that they Will be In first
AaSs condition 10 meet any emergency
which may arise.
SPECIAL Car.
The Bethany squad will arrive N
Wheeling this morning at 1890 o'clock
on Special car over the Wheeling
Traction line. Practically the entire
squad will make the trip accompanied
by the coaches and trainers.
Pep Meeting Held.
The college stuCents went Wild last
might a, the school and held rousing
pep meeting. Speeches were made by
several members OF the squad, officials
o. the school. and the coaching staff
Following their part N tho program
the team was carried off to bed SO they
may he IN shape for today's game. This
incident. however. did 1ittie TO mar the
spirit OF the Green end White students
who continued their meeting until \
late hour. II is understood that the
entire student body OF tho Buffalo
Creek school will mako the trip 10
ShesttnE for tbs game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
Capable officials.

Coach louCi;s. OF Martins Ferry. viii
have charge OF the game from the
rrrrrr" stand. and 6. J. C"ttHE. or
Wheeling high. will hold down The UNI
p.r!nr position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
W. v. o. Tavorites.

II was reported hero tonight that the
locals wcre favor'te TO win tomorrow.
PAPER comparisons. however. arc use
less Wesleyan's real" strength Is just
as much n mystery a. any secret Coach
Spears may have. The Methodist eleven
IS made up largely OF new men from
distant points. mon whose ability Is
not known and who will be playing In
This section for 'hc first time. Coach
Bob Higgins. in spite OF his 20-a
gloom story, cxnccts 70 win md ne Is
going To have q team on tho ncld cara-
bio OF giving the Mounta!nccrs ono az
the hardest battles they have ever had.
Tho Mcthod!sts are 10 bo feared and
With them at their best the fans will \"
treated to another history bat
tie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
HIGH MEETS
SHADYSIDE'S ELEVEN
He'd and Black Aggregation Expects TO
Break Ohio Teams Win
ming Streak.

Bill Galharech's Red and BLACK Allies
open the season on their home lot,
Riverview Park. this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. with Shadyside High school fur
nishing tho opposition. It Will be the
case OF q team OF raw recruits repre-
sent.ng a school that has always born
4 reputation IA 4 football center
against a seasoned team from d smaller
school The Shadyside team went
through the season last year without Il
defeat ana won the right 10 meet such
teams as Bellairs. Sistersviile. Marietta
and others. Shadyside fans sag That
their school viii be tho Center college
of interscholastic football this year.
Material Plentiful
With much material 70 select from
Coach Galbarech. or Beilaire High, how
ever. has been handicapped by the Lark
OF veteran players around which TO hu;ld
team Some or the candidates were
the "rawest Of the raw. Plahuta. IN
tho oacktield. II Is SAID. saw but orc
football contest prior % his entry into
tho game at Bridgeport. The LAD has
wonderful speed and Is coming stellar
light Of the team. Snidcr. one Of the
veterans, Is out OF the game Win In
turtles. as is Maioney. another regular.
Shifts In the lineup have been ncccs-
sary as 4 result. Bellaire will Nave
an excellent defensive team but whether
or not 4 scoring machine will develop
remains TO DO seen. Some OF the lads
have been showing UP we'll in practice
and II the score permits will be given
an opportunity to demonstrate their
ability this afternoon. For the past
week. the coach has been working 10
plug come OF the holes that showed 20
plainly in tho game with bridgeport
high. The Bella!re team Is not under
rating It's opponents and expects stub
born contest.
Bsllairs intact.
Practically the only change In .hs
Black and Gold lineup will be the sub
ssitut.on Of Bessc for Bsannen IN the
backfleld. The latter suffered a rrac-
tured collar bono in the game with
GAINESVILLE last week. Coach Arnold
has been drilling his men for tho game
with Bellaire and Victory Will s"nd
Shadyside's stock soaring. Shadys;Ge
Ia just as equally confident as Bette re.
that 4 stubborn contest will be wag"d
and tho victor will have but narrow
margin.
At the football rally in BellaIro High
school yesterday. Superintendent J. v.
Nelson, likened the team 70 the Allied
army as practically every prominent no-
ton IL represented on the team. The
Boosters parade In Bellaire and Shady
side last night was larger than any THAI
has yet been held.
The probable lineup Of the teams this
afternoon follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
Marietta

SWU--- MCHONnNgn Tor MCIntyFI,
BLACK for Harris. Bradley for Collins,
Collins Tor Bradley. MCIntyre for Nc
Donough. McDoDouch for Hanson. DON
molly for shaw. Bradley for a. Ward.
FOLSOM, FOR MCIntyrc. Harris for Brad
ley Sfmma for Proudioot. Frum for
Nance. Nance Cor Frum, McCla!n for
Davis. Davis for Mccain. Frum FOR
Davis
Trial for Point--Salem nothing out %
one. Referee DIrfee Williams. Umpire.
pr Lambert. Ohio State. Ilnesmsn
Rupp. Lebanon Valley. Time OF quarters
lg% and Is minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
Tho Lineup.

Referee-IacksoR. Chicago.
Cmpire--Dodd. Bethany.
Head observation-disclosures Corner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
Lineup Announced.

A. practice this afternoon the team
lined up with Fred Graham and
'-Trusty" Tallman Mt tho ends: Capt.
Russ Meredith and Charl Davis. tackles:
Toe Setron and Horse" Lough. guards:
Phil Hill. center; N!vl1 Nardlcc!, quar-
tcrback: Jack Simon and Homer Martin,
haIfbacks: and Gus Ekberg. fullha OK,
Coach Spears indicated tonight that
these men would start the game unless
something unforeseen happened.
Outside OF the announcing OF tho line
UP nothing camc out OF the Mounta!r"cr
camp tonight. The line Of attack Or.
Spears expects to follow Is still a mys-
tory and ne refuses to d"ry or affirm
certain rumors circulated with reference
TO the manner IN which he intends TO
handle his backs. Even TO those in close
touch with the situation his plans re-
main a secret, which IS not likely 70 be
dlvulged until Just before the start Of
the game and then only 70 members OF
the team gathered around him In the
dressing room.
Tho squad Is going 10 make flying
trip to Fairmont. II will not leave
here until Just before noon and will
arrive IN Fa,rmont just In time to dress
and get to tho park. Following the
game the mon will cat dinner In Fair
mont. after which they will return to
this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
Final W orkout-

pr. 9 W. Spears who designed and
built tho West Virginia university
eleven. 1922 model. gave hts machine
It's final tryout on the athletic feld here
this afternoon. As usual. the team re-
fused to run smoothly and In the light
signal drill fumhIes were numerous. but
since the Anal workout before every i'm
portant E7me has always found tho
Mountalneer eleven more or less un-
certain, today's showing did not cause
any worry. Although their work showed
th~n 70 he clearly nervous. the Noun
talneers had their usual confidence and
not n single member OF the squad has
any doubt as TO tho outcome Of the con-
test. I'VE arc going 10 win" said Cap
tain Russ Meredith. land that goes Tor
each OF US"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
WEST VIRGINIA AND WESLEYAN To
OPEN SEASONAL FA|RM0NT TODAY
SPEARS STATES W. ". U. SQUAD IN
GOOD SHAPE AND READY FOR
GAME-LrNEUP ANNOUNCED.
Wesleyan Also Primed For the Battle
Largest Attendance Ever
Predicted. -

Morgan:owr, Sept. CT SpecIalD--
"On TO Fairmont" was tho cry OF West
Virginia university students and hun
dreds Of Mounta!ncNr fans here tonight,
tho eve OF the opening game OF tn"
season 20 be played tomorrow afternoon
at South Side park. Fairmont, with tho
West Virginia Wesleyan college eleven.
More than thousand have already left
hero for tho scenc OF the battle. where
numerous dances and other social func-
tons which always accompany the
annual clash Of elevcns representing
tho two largest educational Institutions
IN West Virginia. are being held tonight
Tomorrow morning a special train. auto
mobiles, motorcycles and avery means
Of conveyance will carry the remainder
OF West Vlrs!n!a's followers to the
battle-ground. /.
The game IL scheduled 20 get under
way promptly at 3 o'clock. but tho gates
will open long before that hour. and It
Is almos; certain that the park will be
entirely Allied by the time the two
teams arrive 20 run through their sig
nails.
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Warren o Star.
Probable Lineup.

The probable lineup follows:
TrIde
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-21
PLANS REORGANIZATION
OF THE FUR EXCHANGE

ST. LOtIS, Jan. 21.-(C. P)-Pro-
posal for reorganization of the Inter-
national Fur -Exchange, drawn up re-
Gently, will be presented to stockhold-
ers of the concern within the next few
weeks. Though the issuance of $41o,-
600 preferred stock and $410,000 COM
mon stock, the company will be recap
italized.
BY absorbing the common stock,
stockholders of the old company will
have the opportunity to- purchase a
half interest in the new firm. The
creditor banks, which have been IL
.quidating the assets of the company
will be turned over to the new com.
Ipany by the banks.
Negotiations are underway to anal.
gamate the New York and Montreal
Fur Exchanges with the international
Recent conferences of bankers in New
York resulted in the re-establish-
ment of the Exchange. t
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-21
FOREIGNERS DEMAND
U. S. SPORTING GOODS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-(U. PO-
Increasing world wide popularity of
all athletic sports is reflected by Off
cial figures of the department of COM
Imerce showing an ever increasing am
cunt of exports of American sporting
goods,
As q result of the recent successes
of American Davis cup teams, tennis
goods are in greater demand than
those for any other sport at the pres
ent time
Sporting goods manufacturers in
England and Germany are striving for
the worlds markets and they have
a favorable situation on exchange
rates. As result they are command
ing many of the cheaper markets, fol
American goods are superior and com
mand the respect of those able to pay
and the leaders in various lines OF
sports.
American consuls were recently
asked for reports on the development
Of athletic sports in the countries tf
which they are accredited, and th'
markets for American goods.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-21
NOTRE DAME COACH
REFUSES TO WORRY
OVER HIS PROSPECTS
Rockney's System Provides for
Developing Second String
Men While Making Eleven.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-Loss of
thirteen first-string players would
suggest bankruptcy as way out for
most football coaches.
If not desperate. the situation at
least would be regarded as critical
Knute Rockne. Notre Danes mir
~ mao" is not even puckering a
bw over this plight.
"We'll be there with another win
ner next year." Rockne said at the
recent meeting Of football coaches
here.
After q glimpse at Rockne's record,
bis outward calm cannot be taken as
hn assumption Of bravado.
When the great George Gipp died
hitter the 1920 season, the sages pro-
bounced. "rhere goes Notre Dame"
But the Hoosiers came east last
year with an even greater team, one
khat was pronounced the finest seen
hrourd the Atlantic seaboard.
When Rockne says he is not wor-
leU, u UlcttIs SNuthCtiAh6 dhu WINCH pS
goes out and books games with Ne
braska the Army and Indians and
runs after Iowa for another game, il
means mere.
Prominent among the thirteen that
Will leave the university in June ar'
iiey and Anderson, the great pair Of
;anSers, and Johnny Mohardt, the
brilliant pass-throwing back Mo
.ardt is going to Harvard to study
Medicine but he will not be eligible
or participation in varsity, athletics.
Rocken probably will build NJ
backfieiG around Gus Desch, the
yorla's champion hurdler and one Ct
he fastest running backs ever seen
n the eridiron. and Paul Castner, me
nbidex,rous passed two-footed kick
nd brilliant open field runner.
ghen the Notre Dame team carle
(9N last fall, Desch and Castner were
ated as substitutes. After the brand
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-21
SUBMARINES HAVE COME TO,
STAY, ADMIRAL BALLARD, OF
ENGLISH NAVY, DECLARES

seems outside the Dardanelles. after
'Ihe Majestic and Triumph had pcen
sunk.
The claim that fifteen million
troops were safely conveyed across The
channel proves very little against sub
marines for these narrow waters are
especially favorable for defensive pre-
cautions. and our precautions were
conducted on a specially extensive
scaie. 1t was far otherwise in the
Mediterranean, where one troopship
after another was sunk, and where,
had it not been for the arrival of the
japanese flotilia to assist the allies n
situation would have been reached
early i'll 1917 in which the safety of
iall lemforcements and supplies for the
eastern theatres of war would have
been seriously ieopardized."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-21
PORT PAGE RECEIVE THE NEWS

iof tocthall they showed against Rat
gers, the critics said. Great gosh. I
they are substitutes, what can the
REGULARS do?"
Castner throws with either hand
ard kicks with either foot. He is E
great punter and sndrpshooter a
drop kicking. Rockse expects to bnl.i
2 hewiljering attack around this star
Itrl'ie-:neatre.
The l922 eleven probably will be
lcompossG of this years substitutes
but what applied to Desch and Cashier
rs subs holds good for nearly every
isccnnG string man, 2ockne shot in
during the Army anil Rutgers gaiaes.
No wonder they aren't perturbed at
Notre Dame.