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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-15

scrub lambs generally lacked quality
and had failed to make the average
gains that had the other lambs that
were sired by a purebred ram. Three
of the lambs sired by purebred rams
that graded as Seconds were undoubt-
edly in that class because their mothers
had died and they had been obliged to
shift for themselves.
The deck Of lambs topped the Nash
Vile market selling at il cents for the
Prime Tops, 16 10 cents for the Good
Tops, and II ~ cents for the Seconds.
On the same day the average top Of
the market for prime lambs was 10 IL
cents. After selling on the Nashville
market they were reshipped to Armour
Packing Company, Chicgao, where the
lambs were slaughtered and individual
dressing percentages are to be obtained,
also market classification of each car
cass.
More Hampshire TOPS
OF the lambs marketed 68 per cent
Of the SouthdOwns graded as Prime
Tops, So per cent Of the Shropshires,
IS per cent Of the Hampshires, So
per cent of the Oxfords, and 6per cent
Of the scrubs. The average weight Of
the lambs sired by the Southdown ram
was $50 pounds, by the Shropshire ram
1873 pounds, by the Hampshire ram
1914. by the Oxford ram 75.4 pounds,
and by the scrub ram 708 pounds. The
average age Of each group Of lambs
was about the same, The average age
of the Sopthdown lambs was 1O1 days,
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-15

Te the merchant that you saw his ad m Ths Leader
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-15
Is The Purebred Cattle
Business Being Overdone?

Il heard a man express the opinion
that he believed the breeding of pure
bred livestock was being overdone
that so many purebred cattle are being
produced the supply Is sure to exceed
the demand for long time In the fl
ture," said livestock specialist re-
Gently, and he continued by saying be
could not remember that this man had
ever been induced to take part "a any
progressive movement that had as its
object the improvement of conditions
intimately connected with agriculture.
Il CHANGED to remember also," con-
tinued the specialist, shat tue particu-
lar county in which this man lived has
about thirty percent purebred and
seventy percent scrub sires on the
farms producing commercial cattle. The
county is not backward in this matter,
but can very conseryatively be consid-
cred above the average in this regard.
The truth is the production of pure
bred cattle is subject to the same eco
nomic laws that govern every other in
dustry. However, close observation re-
vealed the fact that the real breeders
and farmers of sound business jadg-
ment kept their feet on the ground and
sold only the cattle they felt they could
spare. These men are still raising good
stock and finding it profitable to do so,
even though values are on much low
er level than they wsre a year or two
ago Men Of this class are the main
stay and support Of every business.
They follow definite system through
a series Of years, be they lean or fat.
These men are breeding purebrea eat
lie as part of their farming system,
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-15
FORMULA FOR MAKING
/ alWHITEWASH THAT WILL
eG, NOT RUB OFF

The following is the best known
formula for making whitewash that
adheres strongly to wood, brick, stone
Or concrete and does not rub off on
clothes.
2 pecks Of unslacked lime
gallon of salt.
Slack the lime with boiling water
added slowly and stirring constantly
until a thin paste results. Add the
salt and stir thoroughly till dissolved.
Add enough more water to make the
proper consistency of whitewash.
To each pailful of whitewash add
one handful Of Portland cement and
one teaspOonful of ultramarine blue,
just before using. The cement makes
it adhere strongly and the bluing coun-
teracts the grey of the cement.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-15
COOPERATIVE PURCHASING
NETS BIG SAVING

Hamilton County farmers were very
successful last year in cooperative
purchasing They bought fertilizers,
seeds Of all kinds, and feeds for both
dairymen and beef cattle feeders. A
total of $4,000 worth of fertilizeE,
seeds and feeds was purchased at a
saving Of about $500 for the farmers.
Since money was unusually scarce this
particular work was greatly apprecia-
ted by the farmers. More people got
interested in the work of County
Agent D. T. Hardin through this SER
vice than anything else that has ever
been attempted. The saving to the
farmer was not all that it amounted
to from a demonstration standpoint
When farmer would come in to
place orders or talk about purchasing
he would generally ask for advice re-
garding preparation, methods Of seed
ing, etc., says Agent Hardin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
Staff ERESH|ES WILL PLAY HARD
RASKETBA SCHEDULED TRIP

aChrdulc IL worry good. and with the k"y-
scr I'r~pa. I'itt fr"ahm.n md ionn
state yrarllngs CRrded to como here.
Morgnutuwu fans viii aca the freEhloS
pIttrd against the best In the Cnst.
Tn, trips arc by far tho hlRgost f"a-
turc OF the schedule. During the courHe
Of tho season tho MountHine"r y"arlnGs
will take three jauats. any one OF which
would be welcome on tho schedule or
tea ms In this section. Tho hrNt "TRIP
win DO taken this week. and Includes
gamrS with the high school teams OF
rrnnsborn. Buckhannon and tlarkshurE'
This trip will b" followed 10y home
games with Fatrmont Normal. klhhI'
nuCkhanuon and the Penn state fresh
men. Following these four Encounters
the rreshies viii leave on February b
for 4, tour OF the eastern Panhandle.
playing rairNiew high. ho!str irop.
Terra Alta American Legion AMI Broad
dus college. la the order named Auer
a sau,o "d tho home ll""r Win 'ile"'Iie
Suin,nI Iho IL GsI,lSa leave asaIn -" J. al
.ua.y "a f., Irip through I'""oyI
t..Ia IiayIns tha Iln I'"ni.'nS", Tea"
state I,esi,"Cn D. lohi ""d i"iIa"" H"'
""aI Inl"is
n."~dh"a .","s- ha'a go. tsh'"a's -
u. T'-shtss ri-y q" '"'''" engagement
ILL. Trl,,'"n' n'''""l st"' ~h'"h
iL.y ~llI '"t. il."'y ~ 'l"'- y" p"' !"
~, hs.' ..',nhi'i"" r''sslhl. f"' ~" y"
,u,n raw. vI'h Hry-"' f'sr -" h"'"h
Thl- r"uisst wlll 10 preliminary
srgrgrrnnnl :" N. varsity w snh '
hrt,IN ~ Tho SAW" nlFh' ono w""b
later. March ~, rartm"lls charges VIII
close their season pHalnp' ~" I't'
freshmen. This runlost viii b" n pre-
lImlunry 10 tho vnrsity-fItt game.
All Nv MI, Director g,nnrhury has ar
rnugell n vol balanced Rchsduln fnr tho
frc-hmCn. II IL n card which VIII tcHt
tho metal OF tho aggregation md NJ tn"
indy iduul players for varsity career.
Tn. games away from homo being In
tho majority. success will no all tho
NOR, difficult. hut lf attained Will add
to tho teams glory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
TO MEET
WELLSDURG AGAIN
Third and Deciding unms "f hsisa ~
wsIisburH Tomorrow Hssni"H.

nrerIaI DlspnIoh l." rho Intelligence.
wnIlnlrtr, jan T"n"'I"w n'rh'
tho IlI.nu hn shsihpIl innm VIII journey
To W,IInhurp 10 pinoh NJ npnlnal ~"
fnIrIlnhla n,r 81 TINT rln"" ~ iha
mind iIlI nr thu upnp"u hotwcon III" Nv"
,camr Nvoll.hurg on Tu""lny lnnt 10
fcalod tro iNp"nr ~ I" II. ~ N"l".
bury ON Friday nigh, last tho Hrc"n
aud white quintet rcvrrT"d thing hnh
took tho independent rVc Into cnWp. "
10 az MT bethany. Tomorr"wa game
will be tho third aud deciding game "t
the EerIcs md VIII ho played In IN" city
hall mt WcIlKhuiE At 8:l6 O'Clock. Coach
E,n sterdny on Friday plnytd thirteen
men to ad ntngc against tho Wcils-
burgers, repeat idly nnkinE changes TO
b.ncut n smooth working combination.
Hc. now has Kelly and captain
ponrCh or Inst wears team Mt torWnrds.
Wells, veteran center again Mt his post
md u now looks ns though look or Hi
nois Wesleyan. md Randolph. next
y"or's football captain. would take care
OF the guard positions. lie has In Dep
ford and Shumhko anl Smith fhree
r-uords. who viii make the hrst named
iump In order to hold varsity DOS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
LEAVE
CALIFORNIA BEHIND
W. ana J. Football Team which Tiso
Rsnrn speeding Eastward
Arrive Homs friday

Orovillc, CAT, Jan. 2 ten route w. ma
J. football team Their California
stay ended. tho RrldlrOn athletes OF
Washington and Jefferson College VIII
mako their next atop nj Col"raho
Springs, cob. arriving there Monday
afternoon TT 6f O'Clock. mountain
time
San FrnnC1sco was Still discuHring tho
scorcless tic played by Washington nno
jefferson and California. After several
days Spent In recovering from the sh"Ck
or having ihcir Golden Hears tied, the
followers Of the rn,in" toast champions
have reached tho decision TINT the EhH'
~, West clash wHS u wruEEl" hrlw""h
two strong rlrvrna. and arc well HaUs-
nru with the outcome.
Election of captain 10y the lresi-
dunta has been definitely postponed until
Ihuy reach home. which VIII u" neAt
Friday WIN the h"moNhrd journey
iurt fnIrI, started. Tho Ited nnd hlh'h
uIhlctoa arc nuAi"us that II bo concluded
na nro,dIly an p"hnillo,
Mcnl,.h 81 tho I,"IIy continue 10
enjoy tho hohI health. n"I MI Incident
nIm,o tho iiIntrr - fiilloIn n"IrIng TIN
IuIIIioY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
Klllingcr to Try for Place
Where CoIlcgians Shonc

rho slgnlng by tho Ynntoo- or Glenn
KlIllrRsr, aipr al around athlete OF
Penn state adds ono moro candidate Tor
tho third hes" p"ri'l"n ON tho New Work.
American League club. Rnh rr"nllT tho
Number 81 laird baHCmcu VII" Tt"pP"h
out IT tho college ranks mad mndr good
In tho ma iorr. Arthur DoVlin. on" Of
tho Rrsatest OF all third haEemen. Camn
to tho Ohnts from Georgetown. ana
later no delivered Ia tho Giants Frank
Friach. who also viii hs Hated among
tho Hreaa OF tho game nt his position.
FrtHCh Cama 10 tho GlhntH from f"Td-
ham. and made good an soon an he was
placed In tho regular lineup. Larry
Gardner. for years one Of tho hcst third
basainsn Ia tho game. Eot his training
at tho Univorsity Of Vermont. and tho
IAmsntsd Eddie drant prepared at llar-
ward IT Hillinaor 'hn chow skill hp-
rros nhInR that OF tho IlhJsrH named
above. no viii 10 IA woi'"mS addition I"
tho niajor league group.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

'l"v"l"rh To-" n'"s'r'l" ~ We"
u,-nd .n,uII rrd u'r rr"'"'"n"' ~
tho In,nr-, h",rr rr'lnp rr'r" w"'"
rriI"roh benz irnlrh, f"' W" "nnnNI
,ntctlup ~ ~" ri"wrthr l"m"rt"w rul
Tucsdny !" ur'lrn dates fct lOPp nr"l
lnrr IInr'cn,n IN tho I"k" Nv" ''r
'ul' thplf nil" ,rn"kaI VIII m""'
" cducrhny 10 nllm dates
TrcpIdoni ~ x Devcr"nux. or INT"
Grnnu circuit. win not u" able :" n''cn
tho meetings. secretary ~. w. ltinn'n
announced tohny.
Detroit formerly ono "f Ia" greater
Grand circuit CliIn'. VIII prnbnblv hc
q member Of the circuit again this S"rr.
Il wa1 said tonight with the hrrlShl
her, Of William Icnnrrld. rc"rctry "f
tho Detroit Driving club. who wIll>l"-
morrow mako aprlIrat ton for member
ship to cuuduCt u mo"tinR Mt tho Devon
rhiro track at Windsor. ont, oppohlt"
Detroit. THO Krnllw"rth track
Windsor Is also mn applicant for dates
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

ton. Wollr II In = class ny himsAs
,"nior ana win NO undnuntsd ~ ~
competition Ii concerned Khlly 81
ilnarch seem 10 Tecaiv1 tie call 49,
the other asphsnlu and will start -
ali probability Win many good MsH -
ttbuIvcr
Tha team 10 working "nt To-Day IN ~
Ihlirntinu ~ one " the hDfdut eNtNNOJ
nn Ito h'hniuin Tho WaiihbuVh tNANAt
now Hure "r iha services of PpttsfbeN.
niur guard ~ Tho iiiSrn 0,iint last ~
ann ia,Is,."m hoa played with WGD9
huIr several En,nor ihIs season bus ~
dropped ont 81 nrh""l ~ nstbaHI tA
90 y rcaldcnI ~ w"liahrba will - t0tn4
NJ tho guard position ~f,h tins Whtte
and nlsrk tho rrmnlndar 81 the hsae9G
JIn played with bethany against W6Ise<
burg last weak ana Will rsyerDe -
wares tomorrow. Captain Lauck' WI
bc ut the other guard posltisn, whtlo
Tarr will be ut tho helm Of oentp
Jncob ana Scott, stnr forwardb ~
WelIsbmrg hIGh school for three yeAfA
will work as befors-ut the formar 1o4k
Nate Borham OF Wheeling will ofh,iatA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
PROGRESSING FOR
ANNUAL WHEELING GRID BANQUET
YROR. q. H. QITMnNS WILL hH
ToABr1ABTRR-gn GOOD
srEnoHrs A3HAFoEp
Letters. Sweaters and Gold Footballs TO
@quAd-Hundrsd Expected
To Attend

Although thore are yet Il few finish
Ing touches 10 10 added To the hnal de-
taila. plans for tho annual Wheeling
high school football banquet are pro-
crossing rapidly and arrangements arc
now nearly complete
The affair will DO held Wednesday
evening at O'Clock. Ia tho domehl'
ncienCo hall or Wheeling High. near tho
high school building und places VIII 10
laid for ono hundred persons Zach
member Of III. squad ihIiiy hiN Ia n"'"
Dor. vIII DO given II ticket Tor " irl""d
NxhiIo the faculty. managers "nh ""'hos
Of tho rrh"ol wlil mako az the owe"
ono hundred
Mi-n Itona. ia charge "f tho d"'"cn''"
prlonro department. win lao Ia 'h"'E" "I
IN, banquet Wan the N"""H I'hl'h al
tho ,oraItunrui doing I,e ."''i'i"T. new
Inv md do.nInIIug Tho mcm" VIII u"
hoaded With chicken. la hl"E
Tho program hna nat Soi h'on ~"
,,,un,d Lni 10 g D. ,Iithoun. nur"I .
Iutundaul 81 n'h""in. VIII lee '"""'"""
IA, TaIka win ho nado ~ li"I "
"a JuhnH. principal 81 III" hiGh "h""'
4 A. HaubiIHhI. IopIoH""IlnH va" h""'"
.f odu.nIInn, C"a'h Oa u : li""" az"
a g IlImmoll. Manager 'hnh Nh""'''
,ou,o,ouIlnE tho Eiud"ni h"di, ""' ""'
.,.i ,th.,s IhoIo Win u" mnHl' ny /"
MIA pI.ue u,ul,"HIru which va" o"h"n"'
nhuIdsy q,
is,to,. ann r~oaioru viii ho awarded
M. ,uan who 40 IoaYlnn ~ h""' ana '"
,ho,o vlnnlnn Ihoir l"''"'" i"i We" w
,It,a whIla nombniH "t ~" "I""' WV"
h,v. won Iaiiotn h"t"'" ""d va" 40
ma, nav ,oo yInn n"h""l win hN !" """"'"d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
TWO WINDSOR (DETRO|T) TRACKS
tn GET GRAND CIRCUIT Date!

.r,r,dlns !" I,.-ld.r, sr,rvsi Mspn1
~ TINT ,fnrt.
p.rrr~rr,h rrJ windsor lrashs -
scrnrr,.d hy n road. srd ~ L rsettit.
Ia r"anIblo TINT n comprsuiss fnAv u
renrhed md tina, instead ~ being yivall
both tracks may Ia Givsn dates
work IN harmony In the two wW1
urcrt ~
Under tho Canadian laws any hafne
hnrpo race meet 10 curtailsd - Mf
dnyp In ono week Mt the aaInS 80
To comply with tho law = schedule ~
hr arranged to race tho nrSt thrse e.
II II wc.k Mt ono OF tho Windsor Sra
and tho last three ut tho other. Bon
tracks nrr milo 0vals.
While no official action can b. tahg
until TussdRy. when tho ntswards me
In executive session. II was lsAsne
from IN authoritative rource that 81,
or both ~ tho Windsor tracks will
given recognition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
PLAN T0 SETTLE WEST VIRGINIA 4
POCKET Billiard CHAMPIONSHIP

room. At tho end Of two WeSk4
tho beat players have mot NJ. H.
thosc who have defeated him OF -
tho high scores Will play Z SERIES
pamos. and the winner will BE- ehooN
represent Wheeling in = statS sous
ment. -.
Similar preliminary series WI
played In all other representative ~.
I'M the state, and then these Winnefo
no brought together to play Tor
state title. 80
MIR. Stuart is ono OF the best biliiAS
ists that has visited Wheeling IN ~
years. He has met tho best piayesy
the state during the past two yam
when he organized a number OF poo
billiard leagues and was never dsteate
He IL well known throughout the ia
and his plan for deciding tho state ~
viii no doubt meet with approval !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
gHRJRH or PRELrMINA1r CAMEO
WILL BrART THURSDAY MONT o
AT RUTTERg.
Prslimina riss Will 10 Played In Charles
ton, huntington and othsr cities.

According to plans now completed
definite Rtcps Rre to be taken to decide
tho West virginia state pocket billiard
championship through a SERIES OF pre-
Ilminary games in this city. Charleston
Huntington. Parkcrsburs and other big
cities nf the state.
Starting Thursday night. i. A. stuart
Gr La Crosse. Mich, who Is connected
with the famous BodeSa club, which IL
nationally known. will meet the best q"
artists Ia the Wheeling dihtrict pla :
two games daily at the hutteT poor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

The vs., Vl'plrls university """h
,rsr bash ~thsii pch>1ul" Which ~" ~"
raupeea hSr~ today Includes 'N""'V
Estr-s. twelve ~ which viii u" ri''''
nu foreign n""rp. embracing Hn"h '"""'
a. tho rlu and Penn states freshmen
Ftski. Indiana Normal md k"racr pre-"
tho card 10 by rsr IN" most attractive
my Mountsinser freHhl" hv" hs" 'v"r
had and whom Coach Cnrl,n"h H"hha Ms
chorxca against prpnsh"rn high In tho
opnsinY gamc next Wednesday tho
Little MountaIncoru' or 1929 viii for
malh begin thcIr dINiCuit campaign
In apits Of tho fact that the Hch"dule
cali, for tho team Ia BE- on tho road
Kraaaer part OF tho time. tho homo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
WESLEYAN TO HAVE
GOOD BASEBALL SKED

Special Dispatch to The lntrlliEcnCcr.
Hur khannon. W. Va. Jan. S.-Tho GA
athletic bug RcamE 10 have bitten All
managers of athletics ~: Wesleyan. Tor
each manager huH schedules we'll worked
for noxt years baseball and football AZ
thlr early dut". Student Manager
Chmlmrra e Auit IL arranging II TRIP
through Pennsylvania and West VIZ
ginIn ihnt ~ about ~ atirn'iiN" ~ On"
could wish. Present ll"ns call Tor
games with Wet Virginia lnivcr"lly at
MnrLunt"wn. WhbhlnRtOn & Jnncrh"n AT
NashInklUu. ~. Carnegie Tech nhd
puIuosna i.nlNrrsiIy al I1tin,mrHh,
Gr"vo IE'y. a, 'h"Nc 'liN. Ia, M'II"''"
CuIIrto at MurIoiin aud tnirm College
al Snlcm
Al home Manager AuIi plnur !" bring
y rome rnnpiN I"nmrr /" 'nI'Ilrl" li"'F
hrun,n "nH n"nIh ~ i"wnr. N""I NitEI"'"
I'uIN "trIi, In nini'd I"i May lih. "nd
Vii hr. r"ihprr. ~" hlHH"Tt nl'I"'ll""
a. Iu,hunun'u t,,"vo Guy, lioih"nv
nud raI,m viii ate" lh"lv hn "n ih"
homo ,nd ~ ~" rt"u'nI IIm" ~
innu,n,nIu n,u uu'l"i way i"i E"""
! win tho IIrirhuFh '"ll"ml""r Vh"n
4 th"r u,"h" thea annual ri"h" '""'
hnn"E"r NulI nI"i'H that vIr'" '""'h
/ I,,nahhrh ,n"hon hIr ,"Il frr 'nnil'i"i""
! f"r sally rIui"r 'I"imi"H l." "iiI hn'"
Il l"ouB army 4" ih'h hIn team i'"m
. 'Thr,n /, az mundane" 81 "'r'II'"i h'"
rnain,lnI 81 W"nlclnn Ihln l""I, end
! lnn,Ii,nIIy rv,iv n,"n 81 tart '"' -
/ tenn, - ,Iinf fi"ut I('n hHU nnl I"fi y
I.uNir 81 Iin,hri,nr. VIII d'uhi"lIy ~"
doi,"mdnd ui.", r", tho l"' "''l"" ~
! tho h.,llnr although ih"'" VIII u" 80
D I"rrI Ihi"n "lh"' in'" VII" wIll h"'" \"
4 h." ."u"l'l','h f"I """"d l"l"
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lehman aud other villa ,rltl"n Of FISs"e
It tho D"slun tspm Ia up Ia tho h""il-
en- League night most aoo1"n u" "r''"
~ tho cTllioIam "t the u"d"". " l""h"
40 " tho Ii"S,"n ,asm VIII h"N" NOR"
punch moro pnwor. moro npo"d 'hnn "
hNa Ind nnd ir tho tapm works u viii
10 D biz disturbing factor In tn" race.
II Il doesn't work. II win no no worse
lhpn IN. teams OF tho last two years
have been.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
Sutherland Retains Post

Pittsburgh. Pa, Jan. s-Dr. John -
Jock) Sutherland has heen reappotntad
football coach At Lafayette College. u
was announced tonight. ana has S2f.
wardod his sI-ned contract to Soach u
1922 squad. 1t had b"en rumored Me9
Sutherland would retire from athletes
at the EAston institution.
o. The terms Of tho contract were pos
made public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
BOWLING
MusEE TEN PIN LEAGUE sTANDINo
SCHEDULE ron l%th WEEK

Monday. Jan. Come HACKS Va. FRO
itndcTB
Monday. Jan. D. Mozart llil VI fahn
TuondAy. Jan 10 Hr'nt Northern Nn,
WaTw"od can.
T,,rdav Inn 10 Edaoton iiollaho,
.r,u,sday Ian II. g. A Mh. "a.
lianhoTa
.rl,,,a,y Inn /. Munss W. All.
pa'hoTn.
I,Iday Ian "a Hnolal cub Va W'liy
lulUha
ridaY. Ian IL ~ y ~. W VI" Nh""'
lna can.
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ponIhau has ,ntna to al untliuoly
And. and the result OF tho long .ha'eY"d
intsrPsotionsl gs"'oa proved nothing
Tss1s aud ~ detected Cent?" -
team witch Csntrn permitted I" use TIA
maine hut which wos not tho Can,r"
team Of tho regular season "Ilh"T !"
makeup or In condition. Washington
and jefferson played a arnr"losn Ito with
California, In contest which proved
nothing al all although " wsr quito
a aloCk TO CALIFORNIA; high claims.
Nssls had hla tnam In "ondltion-"f
In ~ coed condition an q team may u"
kept over a long period and he avoided
the blundar made by both ohio state
and LSrvard IN going To tho coast
II anything, In proved by these CON
esstH. Il ~ that football ~ n game IN
which tho greatness OF II team depends
largely Upon it, luck In be'nH IN shape
on n certain day. IL II proved Anything.
Il WAS that Sotre Dame. Penn state
and w. and j. ware the greatest teams
n the year becaure They were always
I'm condition. and the fac, that w and j.
want through tho California game with
out q change IN tho lineup Is the best
Testimonial 10 It's condition.
II l. very evident that California II
not quite - great team as II was
supposed To- 10. and TINT rH great sue
cess has been due In part To the ih''
that its style was strange To "Pp"H'nE
teams Nsale. with tho advantage al
experience. coached his men r" that
they had no trouble In halkihR Mus'nr
and hts forward raSSss. and California
hIttin,, for the nr~t IInio ii Iine coached
To meet Ltr EIylo Of offensive made "niy
ft% nTHt Gnwus.
Il Illnois MOST Con sistsntP
Meantime tho fnuttaiII argument con
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Adding other college games v" W."
eGnfnrcnCc record. and E"mn ""'h Win
the dTtNt Lakes AID Municipal Tier IN
1913 tho showina II ss f"il"NS
danes pIaYrd-.St.
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p~a 5.Aa.sn's ospsss.s

Han JUhnasn's alleged ""ih'SHh "u"'""t
u..,y P,asAs L. IusI tho "rt"i"F Sun
med . hit PtsmstuIalY. ~ ~" l""Ni'"lh"
t,,ua la hasal,alt ~ vas "Ti "V'" ."
la hnrsd thst tho truce """ih 10 "al"
,.t,aJ and that NJ I"h,,,nn could w"in
tain susnoa ~ 10 r"St r'"hshla that
MI Inhuean viii declare he navel '"ih
that W FraSs~ ts The rhHwpi"" wreck -
o, ~ lasnhsil--"r that 10 said y ="
alFIrt crnndsnrs nud waa ~ ls1n"'"h
The charge that FTrE"" 10 III" champ
wraokrr IL not. however. either 'ru" ~
deserved. Truo 10 hna rather rmS7h"n
up the old UoT'nn outnt. but that w. not
the pue7tlor The question Ia ~h"th"r
or not no was JuRtinsh IN doing VI
rurthar II looks M n tho BOSTON owner
~ acting according 10 tho dsNlrnT o' his
pnanREsJ. and Duny known player" ana
whether they arc working or not.
Odhly. almost overy team with which
Duny hnH hscn connected has had th"
same outbreaks Of fnctionnl trouble. ana
each timo he han got rid nr ono faction
which. Of course. II tho only way In
mako n team. Ito knows what no wants
In UOHton. and - getting u.
rIaEss wac not la Hehall man whsn
no got into tho game. The chier nbIs"-
tion Ia him wab that lao Was the1tTi-
eal man. lie has loaTnsd . lot Of base
ball In fact. q 10 doubtful whsthar no
would now mako tho Llundora he ala Ia
hls early career,
II WIN 10 considerable Of a laugh on
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"Ia these ntns ysera Huppho he's won
three conference championship Anh
tied ano,hsT ~ 10 hint"fy '""' lao hta
...h naklins neaT tho t"p la s"'"fhi
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT OF SPORT
HELEM
Wainwright

FlFTEEN MEAD OLD MERMAID
VINO Is ONE OF THE BESV
pEpEORMEpS AMOtlo WE
JUNDRS -~.
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wwnNrY oAnCHs ON CARD, hANhS~
IT MOST ATrRAOTA's oE
YEARS.
.>~.,,, VIII Re Played Away from
Noms-Ytvo February week ON
Road.

s,,claI Dispatch to Tho Intelliscncer;;
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-24

AMATEUR VS.. PRO.
We have been asked if the leading
amateurs, on the average, were not
more inclined toward temperament