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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-10

tcoutinued on Page Fourteen.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
GENEVA TOSSERS
VS.. ". Y. U. QU|NT
AT ARK TONIGHT
HuAvER FALLS COLLEGE, WILL
HAVE FOUR LAST YEAR MEN
IN LINEUP THIS EVENING.


Morgnn,own. Jan. IL with team
that shows four or tho sam" prayers
who faced West Virginia year ngn At
Beaver Falls to bntIlo tho M"untnln"erH,
Saturday nights big victory over Grove
CITY College has raised basketball III
tcrest to II pitch never bororu attained
In Mor8antown md In spite or the i"ot
that Genovn looks like II victim or cap
tain klgor's team. thcr" viii no duupt
lac , lurvo turnout or funs To witnoan
tho engagement. only ono game iH
Mayed with Gcuovu IhlH yonT aud I'm Tho
covcunntors nro alwnyH II hlg factor u"
rctIlinu tho Tri-Hintc tito tho Enmo In
ono ur no lIt,lo lmp"rihnC" Ia Hthd" 20
vold'n pupils u nhoulh L." rrn"mh"rod
that two yrnra ngo when Nlnh7N"ld h'"l
npsumod tho rcInH ~ hnrk"lhnll c"n"h.
hero. Gchevn applied tn" 'd"p" Ivy t"'h-
Iny n victory nt tho ark mud wh'lH W"
,enm huH been beaten by i1tt n'r'h"y
this ycnr. they Rrc not to 10 UNDER
rated.
Geneva will limo up with Ror"n ana
Galbraith ut forwRrdS' llnfr ut C'h"' :
Captain I.ocfrlcr and ThOTns at guards
Last winter West Virginia beat Geneva
at beaver Falls by the scOre or 29-Z>
and Thomas who was then plnylng
forward scored four h"ld goals. while
Galbralth tossed in two counters from
the floor and 10 out OF II attempts ut
fouls Tarr was picked by many cN-
pcrts last year az the bost confer In tho
tr.-stato district. but locally elem
Kigsr IL the choice and II Will be II
great battle Tuesday night between TINS
pair Loefrer Is playing his third year
at Geneva and Is playing the best
basketball of his career this season ac'
rordinE to the dope" West Virginia
no doubt will line up the same ns
against Grove City and 'Bill" Watkins
viii handle the whistle. The game Will
begin ut 7:l6 M is tho established Gus
tom this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
LET1C ASSOCIATION ACCEPTS
INVITATION
Walter Camp Unable To Attsnd-ElAn-
crate Arrangements Being Made
For Affair
Special To tho Intclllgcncer,

Special To tho Intclllgcncer.
Washington, Penn. jan. l6.-CoL J..
T.. Pierce. or West Point, president or
tho INTERCOLLEGIATE" Athletic AHn0cih-
ton, Il wnH announced todny Will De- tho
quest OF honor ut the ovation to he given
by tho W. Il j. Alumni 10 tho Wn~hing-
ton md I~frrrHGn football mon hero
Thurndny nIght. Colonel Pierce ana
walter Camp we're both invited for tho
demonstration. which Il IN pinned L"
mako tho most prctcnti0uH ever tend
rrrd nm athletic Outft ~ tho Institution,
but Mr. Camp wan unable 10 hcccpt'
Colonel Fierce wired hin h"c"piahc" ana
will ho the guest of tho loCnl fooibn u
cnthIrInrtg nr well mn RurFt 0f honor
at plttrburrh nort saturday night.
when IN, I'ittpburRh alumni nrr"Clhtlon
VIII glyr u hig banquet md t"uIm"n'hl
to tho WnPh-Jcn icnm. other men or
prominence In tho football world. inciuh-
Ing romo OF tho ofnciHlu OF tho Enmo at
I'nrndcnn on tho second OF January viii
attend.
IInna for tho denomination when
hnyo been completed chill FOR II bnnuurr
AT G O'Clock followed by n biz tcrtimon-
Inl meeting In the Masonic temple Mt
which Harry r.. Newman. former INN
oun TICKLE now Chicago burinrha man
will 10 innrtcr OF crrcmOnich Moving
pictures OF tho games on tho W.. Hchc'
dulo will follow In tho evening md each
member Of the squad Will no presented
with u handsome Houvcnlr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
Glenn Kiger Is Real
Basketball Leader

MorFnninwn w Va Jan 10 Woni
VIrrluIn'n .lungnlbd "onIor und captain
t'om INgrr. product 81 Sow Martina.
viiio, w Va. hlgh r,h""l In having u
uront yoar on tho '"urr THE u"pa"n. nnh
40 fur his work hnn "r,rllod hlH ronHn
IInnaI por formnnrta 81 pnaI campaigns
Ills accurate HhnntiuG. STELLAR passing
md all around w"rl, IN general has f."
lurcd ovcry game thus far ami rCninHt
Geneva college, tn-nirhr ho la expected
t. continue hla whirlwiuh playing.
GroatsHt Ever.
II may bc said that klgcr is captain
Ing the greatest floor team west 'Nir-
glnia has over hhd. Composed entirely
Of veterans tho team IL we'll balanced
and with Martin In the lineup Is sure I"
be heard from during the present cam
pnlgn.
Tho fact that KiCcr Is captain OF
what Ia considered TO he West Vir-
ginia'a strongest floor aggregation does
not mean that the M"untainrers are
"world heaters" because the varsity
never has been except ,"nnl'y strong on
tho floor and any team mat won 3" per
cant OF ita gnmsc her" In TIA" past wa
hailed M great" N"i "n'N h'"' th'
rInu headed 10y I>i'rr rINr pi"iuiH" OIL
winning u mnIuIiIy "t lhc.r tHm"H. bat
they arc nlbu rnuuIrd uI"I I" 'HIh"IIH'
IA record toe fuIuIr W"hl Vi 'hln uhlh'T
Iu Iry hnd hTchi,
Roger has proven I" 10 '"I"'''
leader ana his ronrnti"nnl w"ih h"F
lubIItol other Iuomb'In "f IL" team ~
L,ubIn IhoII 'ff"I1h In nn attempt ~
ruI West NIIylnIn Ia the innnIhH I"'
IA, nj rIuIo ,hnuIpiunHhlp llIu ""iF
viii hr watched Win ln'''"n' 'h'""h"
at tho rI"eonl 'hmi'''r"' VIM" ~
vury Imu"ilrmi h""nuH" I""' ''"''F W.
81 WraI Virginia II oil iiN"I" a." e'h""
uI0d - L." played
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

rh. controversy started by tho SIS
tsrsyllle high school oaskotoa" 'o""
TIM. ,Yns defeated by Wnrwood hish
Ian, Friday night ut Warwood by tho
noore OF 29-2S gems TO have started
r..I ,rrument The Sisterville news
papers has taken up tho night. "hiIe q
local evening paper also seems To nave
taken an active Interest.
There are. an usual. two sldos 10 the
ou,,tlon and tho TWO newspapers mon
tlnned seem To have socn hut tho ono
aide The referring To Ref"Too b"dhJ
ar EdKwood. that no gnNo Tho shmo u"
YaTwood seems To ho absurd hoh"S
Sn. engaged by Wnrwood Ia handle inc
,ar,o hui haa handled games for other
srhoolu very enthusiastically before. and
thsrs hna mover boon n kick.
I.oddy 10 " player OF "Sp'r'"hc"'
knowing tho floor Ramo bet'or IMAM t'e
average high school boy, ITO P'hS'n
four ycnrH on tho Dor'anC"'o" "H"'
heel tsam Mt WllkrA URrrc. In. and
after finishing HIS atudi"H th'r' o"'e'ou
WvomIng seminary. prep Hchooi Mt
KInv.ton. IA. whcro no played two
more years. lie was star iorN"u'
and knows tho game.
Referring to tho game itself. n look
ut the score book OF tho two schools
should clear some OF the muddle Both
books credit SistersVillo with eleven
Acid goals and Warwood with nine. SIS
tersytlle Ia given six fouls while War
wood Is credited with eleven.
was Practice Game.
Tho Sistersville team declares ten
fouls were called on II In the last hai'
orb
largely due to the rough and tumble
tactics used by the state lads In
IN. second half. In their eagerne3s To
take n comfoI table lead from tho Green
and White NJ they had boosted before
the game they were playing Warwoou
only as a practice game In preparation
FOR a hard battle with Bellairo high
The game at Bellaire proved 10 no Tar
from "A battle as II was an easy victory
for the Red and Black. Bellaire Won.
49-i5.
In reference TO tho fouls called by
Referc~ Boddy. the Warwood DOCKS
show twenty wsro called on SistorsV'iie
during the entire game. while eleven
were called on Warwood. Twelve iou.s
wora called on SIstersvillo In tho nrS'
halr and eight In the second half. War
wood made two fouls out OF tho elRh'
attempts In tho second half.
Tho score published In Tho lntoIll'
Koncer Liant Saturday morning was maze
from tho alHtcrnvillo books and IL show"
ell twenty-five foulR called on Slnter"'
Willie, Instead OF tho thirty-two referred
to In tho other two papers.
Score was CLOSE
Tho aCoro at half time stood l9-lh
With WaTwO0d leading. Sstorsvills
scored hvo baskets In tho last hair. max
InK "a total Of twenty-cight pointA while
Wnrwood scored four baskets and t"c
fouls. bringing It's scoro 10 twenty-nino
At half time. Coach Harvey OF Sis
teravilie complimentod Mr.. Smith. coach
and principal OF Warwood. ana Roiore'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
SPENCER STARTS
WITH A VICTORY
Makes Debut In Btnte Championship
Manner by rrumphing Over Cairo
High

Tho hnrkot bnll Guint roprorcntlng
Rpcnccr High mndo ItH debut In tho pro-
rcnt raCo for rtrtc lnuroH thin "cnH"n
by downing Cairo Saturday night hS-2'
In n spirited game. Spencer took nm
cnrly lead md WAY mover In danger. tn"
entire Fpcncor GuIntctto rh"w"d Me"
form. passing the hall down III" h""r
and beneath tho basket without ever ro-
sorting To long shots.
Cnlro presented rnnRy tnnm ana
with experience viii test tho m"ttln or
my mediocre 1yr Grlbhlo nj forward
and Muy at Crntcr wore effective at long
rnnvo and wcrn also hnTd to stop whom
dribbllnE.
F;verly OF tho locals Tailed nficen
field Eunlr all from ClUrn angle and du"
To rnnt work. Whoolory. PLYING his
nrrt game for Epcnccr. put up n brilliant
exhibition or hnHkrt han. scoring seven
goals and laying magnificent floor
game King turned In nvc pretty Hh"tH
az u floor guard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
NJ YTrD Hear Any of Hugh Fullerton 8
DJEVEK Stories From The Sport World?
(By HUGH FULLERToN)

Klttrldgo appealed to Bin TO teach her
how to play and sat behind him num-
Dor OF timoa watching hlA cards ma
learning. Ono day II was announced
that u special game had been arranged
for Mrs. XII To- make nor debut NJ
card player. After half an hour or 30
Griffith caught small pat hand and
1 ed pot. Mrs. XII Immediately
raised, tho opener stayed and Grif
raised again only To be raised back. Iho
opener dropped out and Grit raw tho
raiso. lilo stood pat. no did Mrs KIT
which made his small straight look sick
Grif checked. Mrs. Kit bet and Grir.
after n moment OF hesitation. caI'"d II
because II was cheap. Mrs klt laid
down = mess or cards about like the
sovon and troy OF diamonds. nH or
spades, ninx OF hearts and deuce OF
clubs and reached for tho pot.
Don't win2' she exclaimed an drif
stoppsd hor and rakod In tho chips
mot on those ORR laughed. but
you Game noar 1t
Il don't understand why. she said
pu.alsd. Mr.. Hutchinson wins ON that
hand all tho timo.
Arlor which II was much oahisT 10
beat Willie mn
DJEVER , mnn,", tho hson '""s" n %%T
Wolf. air. GoorEo was n great hit,"r In
those days. and thcre was young
pitcher with hard head working
aRaInat him. George had mad" lot OF
bets that no would hit 800 that HeaHon
and no got into batting slump near
tho end OF tho season and couldn't mako
hR nG
season no figured that II he got ono hit
In either OF the last two games no
would b. over 900 and win his wagcrs.
II. nit In tough luck tho rrst day. n
couple OF fellows made shoestring
catches and an Jump called him out In
a close decision. In tho last game no
was up three times without hit and
IN, fourth timo no was determined to
yet II. He hit that bali square between
tho seams and drove II straight back
at the pitcher. who threw up his hands
Tho ball broke through his hands. hit
tho pitcher on tho forehead. ana
bounced 80 high that tho catcher ran
down and caught II on the ny. ana
L.achanco finished to season with per 20
csntags OF .29S.
DJEVER n s.M c OF ,"I ono ' so,
mad7 Well. sir. you know Sam never
lost his temper ana ha va" about tho
most call natuTsd psrnon In baseball
Hut. ilke every othar ball player Ito
liked hiu bAso hita Fielder Jnnos was
playing confer nold. hnd tho nrht limo
nj bat Ham cracked "a nh"it llnn nv I"
rIsht rontsr Tisldnr wnH playing over
aImuut In right noih. nnd The liner went
/ straight Int" hlH hands tn" most TIM"
ho hit "a abort ny "vor ah"ri"i"p, hh'
tharo was FIoldsr standing under u hnh
catching II without moving Tho 'h'f'
rima Sam got hold of tho ball right anu
anna shNd II far out I" right cen'"f o.
most To- tho clubhouse. for what '""hoh
uLa n homo run and FINldnT was lay
Ing out almost tn tho clubhouse" an"
| tro,tod forward 10 make tho catch.
Having robbed Sam OF what nonm"h
,hrso nuro hits. Fioldor cam" ir"ttlnE
In with tho bali and met Sam going ""t
| All no Hnid was;
.'Thara right. sammy. "lw"y" hit
| Them iu the Hnmo place
Then Ram got mad aud started !"
chase him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
CHARLEY WHITE
BEATS DUNDEE

I,nu,on Jan to-. Charley White. Ch'-
caro- lightweight, wnH awarded III" d"-
ciuiun over Johnny Dundee. rated u"
Junior lightweight champion OF IN"
world. In t"u-rnund bout here t"hlEhI'
White weighed l17. Dundee I'm.
white led In ia" FIRST three rouhu"'
Dundee CnmC back strongly In the
fourth aud appeared to hnvo n shade
the better of his opponent In several
OF the remaining rounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
zBYSZKO WON

Columbus. O.. Jan. lG.-SAniSiaus
Zbyszko. worlds heavyweight cha NIPPON
wrestler. defeated John Olin. Canadian
grupplcr. here tonight. in ono fali
match. which lasted nineteen and one
hair minutes Olin was rendered I'M
conscious when the two crashed TO the
floor with Zhyszko on top.
Ivan I.inow defeated George kOtson-
nros OF Columbus. In thirty-minuto
preliminary bout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
LIFTS BAN ON
AMATEUR BOXING

rIcyrInnd. INN 10 Nny"r fI"h h"h-
Icr Inn.g hI llfIch IA" ban on hI"hl"nr
hmiut announcing That u" """'h "P-
puinIn h"NIuE ""unr'HrI"n '"H"I'""'
rho commlRri"u viii "rp"Inl ""''"
inIy
when nrI,rd v,hcu IL" 30" "m r'"f"H
rInnnI boating Nl'l l." li'i"d ~" m"'"'
said Iho,o VIII not loo n"Y rr"l'Tn'"""'
l,uy IND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
WILSON SUSPENDED"

Now Orleans. Jan. ls.--Johnny WI
non. mlddlowoiIht cha mpion. was OUesi
pended until September. 1871, b. ~
National Boxing Association. At 10 eoe.s
ond annual meeting here to-day ~
nuspcnsIon also applies TO Wuse9oi
manager. and Ii effective In sixtseA
rlalcn. Australia and Canada. Esf5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
PASTIME CHALLENGE

The pustimcs A. c. basksthau taAN
NJ tho East End would like % nAAe
from some nrst-class tsAEsS u We
virginia, Ponnsylvania and Ohio. Tho
PustImes have been going strong jAtpays
winning six out OF their h& ssvM
games They have been gyeatl1
strengthened by two former AicAtqAN
university stars, and are out 70. ~
anybody. The Pastimss play OoiuNnoe
club, tho 2tth, IN what pronASse y -
u SUR game. The PEstimss weulA 20
TO hear from the following AAMei
Wheeling Steel. BhAdysids InNspeeNs
ontu. and bethesda Independents -
rumss call si7s-J and AK for CLANS. y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
MIKE kEARNEY
WINS WITH K. ].
FROM EVANS

Cumberland. Md. Jnn. l6.--Mikn
KcarnCv Of Huntington, W. Va. kn"rk-
I'd out Dick Evans. OF Youngstown, ONO
In tho seventh round Of II scheduled HI
teen round bout hero tonight. Tho men
ara wrltcrwcirhis.
II wan Kclrury'a night from start 10
finish and a. no time wna tho iiuh'lhB-
ton lad s,riouaIy threatened
kcarnry had hIs opponent hanging on
the ropes In the seventh. when IA right
uprcrcut In Mt $40 pounds und Evans ut
lbl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
NATIONALS vs.. KAHN GLIB

Friday evening the fast NauA4Ah ~
tho South Sid. will meet the KAN ciub
nvo on tho lnttsrs' floor, This GA4e
VIII 10 one OF tho toughest on he ne-
uonnl schedule md = large crowd "
expected to attend The following W1u
10 Eson In action for the NAuoAAhi -
Soabright. Selvcy. Estsr. H bSaeN9nt
and voncmnn. ~
ANY other team In the valley % cub
urbn wishing TO arrange game 49,
IN, Nationals can do DO BY oAljtADl
Wb.cIInk gSOs-J and asking for HAfolo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
KAHN CLUB CUNTS
WIN DOUBLE BILL
Athletics Defeat Record breakers ana
MidRota Defeat BonRtOrH In
Fast Game.

Tho Kahn club bnHkothnll teams won
n double bin laHt might Ivy defeating Tn"
Record breakers and tho Senators. tho
Athletics coping tho hrat Enmo ana
tho Midget, tho HcCond
In tho nrHt game. Harris. Flanagan
and HlumlInI split DONORS for tn" KAN
club. while w. IInHkln wna easily tho
NAV ror the Record lir"rkcrh Tho soc
urd game waa u hard fought hnttlo.
with T.. brennan onaliy III" Mnr. ncorinH
all OF hIS teams thirteen points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
", Y, U.-WASH-JEFF
At WASHINGTON ON
SATURDAY CERTAIN
MOuntainssrH Cannot MAX" C"e"R" '"
Hoheduls--Both Floor Tsema '"'''
Hard Battla.

SucCInI DIspatCh To Tho lntclilE"n""r.
WnshIngton. Pa. Jan IL --'iuhcn'
Manager Elliott WcyCr "r III" W""h-
CIct haRkcthall team nnn"nnC'h '"u"S
that no has failed In his efforts L"
rhungc the date OF The gnmO win th"
West virginia University. Team semen
uIcd for tho lOCnl floor next Saturhhy
niYht change was desired because
If IN, big ovation To the Wash-Jetf ion'
Ian team to bc given by the Pittsburgh
Alumni association ntthc william Penn
hotel on Saturday evening. Many SUI
dents and local alumni. who are hhthc'-
hnu funn na we'll IN tho floor hp'rh
thrmhcIvrs desire to attend inc h'enI
CIV function IN homer or the EflhlThh
vuIrIurn Iiut West Virginia. while
willing to nnhr any dnrrhhl7 change
,urriIIr could not place tho Ir"nld"hln
on any other date The M"untnlhrerr
nrr /" play I'iit Friday night. being on
n rhnri nnrihrIu lnuui nmh ~ lhIr ''in"
could not got avn" from 'hHnT"''h
vnrl rnouor. -" tho "rirInnl dnIo nInnhr
Win bnrhrthnll nTunh wnH m"'"r'-
nIIy Iurrrnrrh today with tho ro'nin
or a., rncmhorr "r tho football i"nW.
who Ind como - their hrm"u from 'hl-
cnpn Kopr Crook. rcrklnH W"lhNr-
uuIgt ErIck non, Week ana ono ar wv"
nthcra. all expect tn try for places on
tho floor squad. auh II Ia p"Hslhio th"t
CnnCh nyrrly may hc forced to roar
rnnge hIa lineup before tho season nd
ynnccg much further.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
American Race Horses
Shipped to Antwerp

IaIvasinn. TssnB ian Ia IhlT'y nls
purs hrsd -h"I SOS all 'a"lnG Hi"'h. nTh
,,n board tbs British si"ainHhir Man
ohsstar rastis. which calls to-day Tor
Clhani an1 hntwa'r ~" h"'""a ""'ns
from 'f"shy Teso" n"d 80" h"i"n
shipped 4" Antwerp, vh"'" n !" i"r"'"h
Ihsrs ~ a great revival Ia racing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
COL. Pc. PIERCE, Of WEST POINT /,
ATTEND v. a. BANQUET THURSDN|
AL CORbETT winner
over EDDIE PINCNOI

pittsburgh. Pno Jan. 1s.-M Cofbetks
OF Cleveland. won from Eddie PinsAeNs
OF CharIcroi. on points In . ten rosn4
bout tonight. according to the ~.
census OF sports writer's. The msn shsoj
huntamwelghtL NX.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
The Htnndlngs.
wealey W. Mozart.

Shifcr for MCCuskey. MCCuakry for
Cuwan. Carroll for Vnndyne. IIycou for
F'lntO.
UonIr. Hump II: Farmer. Z. w. Iy-
cot. 9. N Iycott. !.
Fouls: Gould. u "ui OF o: Craig out
ar I townn. out at :.
ItrfcTrr. Mr.. Campbell.
TiIu'hrrrrr hppenEoll"T.
H,nIrr. Wrlth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
warwood's Score

Goalr-Lund 8: Springer J: Connwny
I. Robinson 3; Kaaun 2: III. Miller 3: H.
Miller |.
Fouls-I.und 6 out OF 10: Knsun. .
out 3; II, Miller, 6 out OF IL.
Refcree--Roddy. Wyoming Sem.
Neutrality-suspicious. Sistorsvlllo.
Scorer-McKco. Warwood: i. Roall.
StHtersville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
Cairo az

SubntitutinnH Spencer. Board for
King: Cairo. Goodwin FOR McGrcg"r.
McGrcyor for mn. Inv for MCGrcg"r.
Field poals--Fverly IL. Whool"rY 7,
ConI-y |. King H. I.ntlmnr /. nm 2.
Gribhlo B, Mny 1. McGrog0r. !. Eir cent
|.
Foul R0als.--llill ! "ut az 4
Ilofrree PERKINS W. aud ].
UofcTeo -I'eTlins ". and j.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

Roddy upon the excellent work OF h"'"-
ling - whistlc.
The second HALF.
Tho Slatorsvlile boys started Wv
Rame In a clean. hard mannor put h''er
hair time during which the Nnrw"od
Girls plnyed tho Girl Scouts OF the y
" - A. they rushed on the floor with
, vlc,ory-at-uny-co spirit. A soon
ma pIay was started. II was To 10 seen
IN, b,ys Ind changed their tactics ana
w.re going TO win II at any way posS'-
nj, Neferee IIOddy Ut once CnIled
foul To DO followed by several more
uo stopped the gamo rev ih'hu'oa
later and warned tho visitors they ho'u
he, more careful or thoy would 10 olo.'-
Ell from tho floor. There noomod 10 DO
n lull for IA few minutos ana theh hsh'"
tho yinitors started holding. hlochlhk
and charging Moro fouls weT" 'h'en'
Th roforonCo thnt AlrtSrHviil" was Oh
r,rcd tho choice OF finishing tho gnmo
uudor tho rsintinK conditions or losing
o,nenro money VIVA pronounced thiho
,,,, pIvht nv rruf Smith. Mr.. Smith
d,cInro. thoro wan no protcHt. aud MI.
uoddv rnyo tho Hamo atRtomont
present Case TO o. v. A. A.
rhnI tho matter Will 10 taken up mt
tho meeting OF tho Onto valley Athletic
..sooIatIon to DO hold In Wheeling high
school next Saturday morning In prob
able. but Prof. Smith plans to 10 pres
ont and state his side OF the case. show
ing tho work OF Mr. Boldly was deserv-
InK OF consideration. Mr.. Boldly Will
also attend the meeting.
Tbs SCORES,
Perhaps the followers OF the floor
rame can better understand some OF
tho questions at Issue in the following
box scores Tho nrst was taken from
the SIstcrsville score book, OF which
Mr.. Z. Reall. a brother OF X. Real. "
member or the team was In charge
The second is the score from tho war
wood book, kept by Tom Mckee.
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FnbnfltutlbnHi 'nHey lot bWE
Wnrsmnn for corteleaai. 80
Goals; Carleton. 2: Sanders, - 49,
non, 7: Richards .. ~
Fouls: A. Kennon, 7 out OF o! oAo~oe1
I out OF 6: Hhannon. 1 out Of }. ti
Reforcc; Mr.. Turk. 54
Timokccpcr: Appen1ellsr.
Scorer: WoIth. ~
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It Looks Good.

The team ms II stands following tho
notnblC Victories over Lafayette ana
Carnegie Tech. looks like ono OF the
best floor nEgrcgntions tho Presidents
have turned out In recent years. hut
several OF the football mon arc known
TO DO exceptionally good basketball
players
Almost phenomenal interest IL being
shown I'm the Red and Black team and
the West Virginia game following the
defeat Of Grove cav on Saturday ny
the Moun.ain"crS IL expected to mike
the contest here Mt the end OF tho w"cs
one Of the most attractive one the home
card Washington and Jcffcrson nan
visions OF II championship. but realizes
TINT II must win from West Virginia
to begin 10 realize lts hopes.
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Benntoru-lJ.
ny" RESERVES
GOING STRONG
Have Won -Four Out or rive DANES
Played 20 Data uOOd
nohsduls Arranged.

with f"n vi'i"rioa In five gamer to
hnio Un IhniI Ir,"td. having made "a
total uf iOl p"lutn - lholi "p"u"nih'
No. tho "" Itoaoi,cn Of tho Y. NJ Z
uto confident "r NhI"ry lhurndn
oyeuln4 uvor tho last liotlYn F1Vn. OF
tho Hnuth Hldo. nnh f"lluworr ~ ih"
yuungnioru hto planning 10 attend 80
mn so ThunhnY nlEhiH game In tho
rroIimiuaiy 10 tho Y. NJ. e. h.-nothany
Epno.
rho fnlInwulg "a tho record OF tn"
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The Scores,

Goals-Lund 6: Springer 3: Conh~ny
J; Robinson ): kasun /: IL. Miller 4; IL.
Miller !.
rouls-I,und. 6 out OF 10. Kasun.
out OF 7: H. Miller. out OF 10.
Rrf,reo-Roddy. wyoming Som.
Timeheopor--S Solomon. OF Slstoravillc
soorsr-McKeo. WarwOod. and l.
Rcall Histcrsvillo.
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DIVISION B SUNDAY SCHOOL 81
BASKETBALL LEAGUE BATTLES

Fouls. I'm. q out Of 4: II. FncA 4
out or ~. {d
UoCorae. Mr.. Campbell. $500
Timckocpor: hppenzeller. ft,55f
gCOrcr: Weith. 9Ht
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Dead mon tell no tales" Neithss -
DEAF men, aud anybody cAa - SsAs -
tale bearers. 20