The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-10
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RANDOLPH MAY NOT
START GAME
GAME SHOULD RESOLVE ITSELF
INTO A BATTLE OF BIG. HEAVY
TEAM AGAINST ONE OF
LIGHT WEIGHT AND
SPEED.

Advance sale Of :" kttS TOY the
Bc,hauy-Ohiu .am- AZ Nh,rlju" field
Saturday. rrior.nI b, Wiil;am Simp-
son. gives ever iNhca oil OF being
tn" largest in tn" history IF football
in Whcrlin@. and aUrrrS f." It crowd
that will exceed al past records. The
game promises to be he hardest test
the RiS0nS have ever been put 10 on a
home gridirOn.
Randolph May Not Start.
1t IS pretty certain Captain Harry
Randolph star ha'fhack Of the biz
Green eleven. will no, start in Satur
days game However. he will b" IN
full resalia and ready to take his r!ar"
behind the line just as soon as tn"
Buckeyes show symptoms of harraSS-
ing the BETHANY goal line. With the
Butler game only two weeks away. the
coaches are DESTROYS Of preventing any
further injury 20 Randolph's fractured
thumb. but will sacrifice him At all
costs To hold Ohio. The RiSOns are
out for a record this season. and Will
throw everything they have into the
breach to carry il on.
Different Styles Of Play.
Advance dope on Ohio indicates the
game will resolve itself into a battle
between one OF the strongest lines on
the gridiron today and an eleven with
a li.htniug passing and running al
tack. Coach Fiu~tcrwald OF Ohio
showed one of the SmartaSt running
attacks ever seen in Wheeling last
year and worked variety OF tricks
behind the line that had the hiSons
nOnpluSscd for quite time. This year
. FinStcrwald has coupled an overhead
offenSe with his running attack that
puzzled every team in the ONO confer
enCe till the strong 81. NavlcT eleven
got busy and in;crCrutad two long
heavcS which cost Ohio its first defeat.
st. Navicr by the way. is smashing
team this season. and meets the Navy
at Annapolis next Saturday.
Patterson May Play.
Bethany is hoping 10 have Bob Pat
terson back in uniform Saturday 10
add speed 10 its attack. Pat has not
participated in a game so far this sea-
son. though he has worked out daily
with the squad. Scholastic Deficiencies
kept him out Of scheduled games. He
has caught up in his work. and will
likely get his sspt!smal AGAINST ONO.
His snaky runs and ability 10 sQuirm
through small holes AZ tackle Will
make him a valuable man. II Randolph
does not start on Saturday, and Pa'ter-
son is eligible, either the latter or Cop.
ford will line up on the kicking and
running division with Kelly, Lop'
packer and Cran0ll
Capable Officials Engaged.
Good officials are assured for the
game. Ohio insisted on western
man being included In the aybiterS, and
Durfee OF Columbus. former Wit
liams college man who onlciates IN
western conference games, was named
referee Russell Goodwin Of W. and
J. will umpire. and Walter SuGden OF
Harvard will be lincSman.
Following practice yesterday, the
Bethany squad looked to he IN me neS'
shane l,,sS!u,r for ga" clash with Ohio
I.yaciira,ly every member ~ the squad
va, on hnut and N practice demon
stratcd The fac: that her sessions ms
week have been anything hui "p!nk tea
parties" The team - displaying eN-
rcptivual form and should in AL pr"na-
blitv come ;hroU.,l winner for the
sixth S,ra'ch; inc in saturdays game.
Students Hold Ehuse.
The students at the college held a
mas, meeting last evening on the cam
prs \ ruus'Hc 'husr VAS held and
each and every individual demonstrated
The fact Ma; they are backing the
Green uud Waite warriors To tn" limit
H..i' ola SOS