The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-10
PLAYERS READY
FOR GAME WITH
ELKNS ELEVEN
Greatest Home Attraction Of
Warrington High Sched-
uled Tomorrow.

MANNINGTON. Nov. TO-
Coach Blake has been pointing his
football team for tomorrow's con
flict With Elkins for the past two
weeks and nothing has been lett
undone to put the players in the
best OF condition possible in every
respect. Captain Jones, Classy"
Ryan and Kendall have been held
QUITO the past two games and
nprsed along for tho game and
nbws are all in good shape. Mann
ington will be able to put on the
field her entire strength for the
first time since the game with
Grafton. Every player will go IN
80 the game to give his best, rea-
Wing that not only the champion
ship OF the valley Is at stake. but
Mannington's chance for the state
I championship will also be in the
lance. II Warrington can win
Ever Elkins she will have quite
say5as to where the Championship
flag wtllrest for the coming veal
but should Elklns win she will get
no chance for this coveted title,
,although there will be a three cor
saered tie forth valley champion
ship.
j Elkins will come to Warrington
Friday evening remaining here
Until Sunday. Friday night and
Saturday morning they will rest
for the game. Word has been re-
ceived by local folks that Elklna
SIS expecting but little trouble In
this game and that their team is
this season. In their latest games
iii season. In their latest games
they have exhibited their best
football Of the year and 1t is said
Coach Weimer is getting his boys
ipsto a high degree Of proficiencc
ID football tactics, as well as pos
sesstng5some OF the best individu-
alfstars of the state in their full
hack, "a. Glenn, otherwise known
as Sleepy; Captain Lutz, their
200 pound tackle, and Capl!nger.
Last Friday they defeated the
Rhil!ppl team at Ph'lippi by a
large score, and on Saturday they
took over the Parsons team $50.
which team had earlier defeated
III ngton 40. Warrington won
from Belington 800, SO 1t makeA
iElkins some ITO points better than
Warrington by comparative
'Sscores:
This game will be the biggest
home attraction Of the year ana
one Of the largest crowds Of the
season is expected TO atte2d. EE-
will be very heavy and the
Admission charges that have been
skosted are necessary to meet thu
actual expenses of the game. All
the local football fans will attend
and many from nearby towns VII
he there to witness this clash.
Warrington will probably line
jepaas follows:
a Warrington
1850 Capt. Jones-S6, ]. e.
ms Kendail-S9, !. t.
$50 shine-S4, |. s.
1876 G. Rymer-2G, C.
165l u. Beall-29, r. &.
s190. Hart-3S, r. t.
1856 Prichard--37. r. Q.
14S Ryan-35. q. b.
& 1856 Garner-21, !. h.
155 Magee-3O. r. h.
100 Gump-25. {. b.
Eshiha
100 Wallace. /. g.
$50 Stafford-.lG, |. t.
1876 Wamsley-1O, |. 6.
i50 Leader. C.
1855 Shaid-6, r. &.
1870 gLutz Capt.. t.
1856 Caplinger-16, r. 9.
100 M Glenn-21, q. b.
lao Florentino g, |. h.
$50 Parsons-20. r. h.
100 "a. Glenn-1S. (. b.
dannington's avernge-157.
IEllins Average-160.
4 Elklns ubs-Collett-S Tough
s Wilmoth-1S O'Connor-11.
Z Teter-7 Bankhead-17. MartHn-
5bHedrick-12. Fretwell-4.
Warrington subs-G. Rymer-
81, Barker-25. Hess-32. Morris
isSs q. Beall-27. Barr-23.
Hney-20. Flanagan-22. Beatty
10. Echenbaugh IA. Phillips
els Furbee-16. DunIgan--2i.
n r.