The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-06

IN ! SafnfdayStfSey defeated a Grip
sIed bi,f M ktI5r eleven repre-.
sentt5e tha university Of Cincin-
III III ssfscSfe Of al 10 o in a
INC fhat was fairly interesting
5esnste fSe one-sided score. The
bnvs Viii I inst have about time
non 4 III isaet their best shirts
haelt trom tbe laundry and hold a
III ,faetiee aessions before hit.
~ ths rad again. They Will
~. n 4 SsIr3 lasf trip Of the sea-
nm Tbursday' evening at S o'clock
sosSr rs fndianapolis via Pitts
bnrrb. krrivifig IN Indianapolis
rsf,v riday fn, crnlnr thew will re-
MIL, ,,st t,,ese ipntil5Iate in the after
neeT wten they.wiil 70 10 Bloom.
II, am Swhere the next AFTERNOON
zthsy wiliEplays the University OF
indiana & mi,
n, "a. ..r,. ,a-vad =,
i ~ n,s,a S 800 n; nIavars nm
is s.. :. ss snsa n Ssn,,ad a chance 10
eseTeise5 aflittle. He took thirty
nav an WITH him 10 the "Queen
49, i and twenty.sIy were used
ANN 3 the. battle The only play.
~ ssI n.sdId mt Get into the line
N Tsra simon Nardaccl, Harrics
, \ e 4 4feile When the gama
starteds tfe backfield was compos-
ID of fekberg, Mahrt, Barnum
and peyaughn. MGhrt alone re-
inained ID the game until the fin
isti and the only reason that he
stayed was, no doubt, the fact
ihat he will not be able to play in
aisy mora games until the one
With Ohio University on Novem-
Ter q. All sfreshie members OF the
sduad are barred from competl-
tion In the Indiana and Virginia
rames IN accordance with the con
tract for these games. SubStltG-
lions IN the game Saturday weF'
made 30 fast. in the closing period
tiiat ii took Adam hustling t"
each them all.
,ssSn,4e 4he fact that their star
nnSfef and Spasser Lime I'm, was
AZ, 81 Aha gaTne those who have
ssifog "a t5e DEVELOPMENT OF the
finsinnati team say that it was
fsnst l5sttaf than when 1t faced
81; X esrlIer Al The season and los:
M y eolnt of,S7 10 o
's >, n mn ;r,s revno,sihle fn;.
~; ~ . e made by
Z, I, I 4, Z, esrs A. the start ~
" ~. 49, 49, s'et nra ,.tar III no ;ntercan.e.l
!, Nv 10 "a .tsa e,inc,nnotI 10 ward
Tx ram which polnt a march 10
III tosI Inc was started Bar
n5,n,is ability ia follow the ball
INF I'M rver for tho first score.
FssIsherg fumbled going through
Nv liIe + Tho ball banged up
sda3nst the goal posts and back
moi playing field, where Bar
nan snatehed II up and went a
law yards for the touchdown. =
fittie later IN the period. Hill
again Intercepted a mass on hia
own q yard line and ran through
lie entire Cincinnati team for a
touchdown. End runs BY Mahrt
weres responsible for the other
tifree touchdowns. Twice he circl.
ID the end for eight yards and a
touchdown, and the other time he
an thirty-fiye yards. West Wiz!
siflis iwas guilty OF some bad
taSs IS during the afternoon, but
ass Cincinnati never really threat
ened to score 1t cut no figure in
tfih ultimate result.
Rnyd Chambers athletic direc-
III, ts9st Cincinnati stated after the
9ani1ss 46at West virginia was the
iiest looking team that he had
sess5, fiiisi season and this in the
fsss AZ the ,fact that a number OF
ttie Mountaineer regulars wera
not In the battle.
ft6acb snears was right we'll
safisfies with the way things turn.
"a mi Al icincinnati The team
~, n, ! nj .escore and the scouts
tSs game 3iid not cet to sea any
st5fts JtSst tsnears might want ~
rsS Hs didn't have 70 nm
s sss ssnythinH 70 win therefore
"A idn,F siye ANYTHING speclal OIL
IN me hensfif ~ the slim crowd
N SaSd sfor tbe contest although
Il va said 10 81 the best crowd
n fSe season. There is lot Of
football educational work to be
iiSne Ia Cincinnati. Boxing, horse
raeing and baseball draw well
there but the football fans seem
e be few and far between. But
the crowds are much larger now
than three years ago. and II Gin
cinnati can get q winning team In
Sear or two, football Will get a
fpbthold In the Ohio town.