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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
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Perfect Health Will Mako Them So

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
WHEELING STEEL IN
OVERWHELMING WIN
Trounoe silent rive Prom Second Ward
by Score OF bo-3l in
Opener.

In 4 gam" r"plrt" with exciting thril'"
nnd lnIcnro muu"nt". Ia" Silent rive
the bright and shining stars or IN"
ncCond ward. bowed In dnrcRt nj tho
hnndn OF the Wheeling StroL hoyh.
At tho oulnct the situation n Donrr"
rather dark and gloomy hut when tho
fury Of the storm dlod out tho cl""h"
had softly drift"d by. IN" local l"dH
found ,hcmrclvra on tho long end OF
80 To II score.
Tho game was rough and hoiEterou"
al all stages and would have rnade n
Spanish bull Fight look like n pink tea.
The visitors were very strong. especially
$50 as tho game progrcsHcd. and outrank-
cd their c"nqucrcrs In one or moro pn:u-
cuInrs. The machinc-llke work OF tho
Manchester boys noNAr failed and to
mention any ccrtain star would be doing
an unjustIce to the remaining person
mel of the team. For the silent ladh.
Jackyon played remarkably we'll. Moses
with his stubborn guarding. added
tingc OF color TO the game. Johnson
however. went shade better, by his
wonderful shooting. and proved 10 be
the dark horse OF the fray.
\ series OF games Is being arranged
the second game to be played on the
court Of the Silent Five.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
LARGE CROWD EXPECTED TO At
TEND OPENER FOR LOCAL box
AND GIRL ToSSER3
Up-r.ver Lads and Lassies Toutso nj
BSronE-Hard Fought oamss
Anticipated

with tho largest crowd that has ever
attended AN opening game OF Wheeling
high schools basketball teams expected
10 attend, Interest among basketDail
fans OF the city Is conferred tonight on
the Wheeling -Stcubcnville high schooi
clash at the local gym.
Both sch )ols have strong teams th'e
season and Coaches Ross and Taylor are
confident the Gold and Blue Will be aDie
to vanqu.sh the lads and lassies from
the up-rlver town.
The b!eachrrs are all ready to accom-
modnte 500 spectators and II IL expected
every inch Of seating and standing
SPACE will he occupied.
The Stcuhrnvil!c boys who VIII make
the trip 10 this city are: Jenk'ns
captain; Porter. Ellis. Bowen. a. Greg
ory, Richards. McSwiggen. Evans
Dnu,ghcrty. Mcccham, Campbell md t.
Gregory. Captain Jenkins made the
play last season which caused Wh"ei-
ing TO lose.
The Stcuhcnvillc girlSR team Is eaunliy
as strong as lag, ycaHrand very niue
chang. has been made In their lineup
Wilson and McSwigEcn. both tor"arts
who made u very good showing for their
school will b" on the floor In UNIFORM
uEnin this Scd"On.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
SKIN DISEASES DUE
. TO WASTE PRODUCTS
IN THE BLoo
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
HUTCHINSON and
TRAUB ARE TIED

San Franclsco. cal. Jan. C.-Jnck
Uutrhlsnn Of ChIcago. british "nrn
golf champion. and f.. Traub OF San
rran,i-c". w'r" tied FOR hrst place with
Il a,or" 81 l53 Mt the end OF Il" hrHt
III hulcu In tho Northern 'niIi"'hIi
open golf championship tourney It tho
san l'rauciHCn Golr & Country club to-
day John llaclt. Nur'hern california
open golf TN" h"ldrr. wac next Win
lsL iIrrt Wild and DnNo Trufrlli tied
for third place with lao
jim barnes OF Pelham. y Y. tho
United Suites open golf champion. ana
Harold Sampson Of SAM rnnCiHco.. tied
for fourth plaC" with lCl
MaCDonnld Smith. former Mctrhpou-
tan champion Of New York scored lG5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
.CA0I7 C0|[EG|kNS Invade CITY
TONIGHT To CRACK "CASEYSS"

gresHr4. much can be expected OF them
W!th Captain NIgEemyer at the helm
yrrnt guns should be nrcd on the sim
est opposition.
There ~ some talk 81 putting on II
preliminary game tonight but IN" man
nycnrnt has decided that within the
next several weeks this will be- real-
zatiun, on account OF At present there
are few teams In the field.
Tonlghrs ut Is slated TO start NJ
$40 sharp. Tickets have been going
fast. which indicates another banner
audience II appears as though tho
"Caseys" have made n big Impression
at least interest has increased 10 SUR
priSiug heights. 1t Ia likely snort
hop" will take place Immediately aiter
the contest with everybody attending
the game welcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
MUSKINGUM COLLEGE
HAS FAST FRESH|ES

Muskingum college freshman basket
ball toam has been winning tn" h"n"rs
in tho court game. They have played all
classes In tho college and tho academy
30 far, and not once have they been even
threatened with defeat bradley. Nc
Connell and Montgomery. three "crappy
football men who made good In the
1927 sonson have been handling the hnll
and playing tho floor with sm"othncss
and sureness that all hut dlsmays the
varsity. Coach Henderson Is arranging
a series OF inter-ClnSs games which VIII
not only keep the little Muskingumcrs
In trim. but Will provide amusement
for tho fans between varsity games nhd
will allow tho aCranpy Er"cn-cnp
Youngsters 70 develop NOR" speed. en-
DURANGO and general knowledge Of tho
game These lads viii without doubt
mako Vhrsity hnsk"ihnll next year II
hard proposition to step Into.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
ORGANIZE NEW
MEN s CLUB At
MARTINS FERRY

Plans for the nrRIniInt ION ur tn" Com
munlIy Mcn'H club were completed hast
evening at u meeting OF the ten charter
mrmbrrH OF the organization held Ia tho
Martins Ferry Community Il"ur". nnh
II ln expected tho m"mh"rHhip VIII reach
flfty 1T tho next meeting. n"Kt Friday
night
Invitations will ho vent out this wcck
To fifty young men. Of NIL "lnrE"H OF
llfc and Of nll nnti"nalitI"H. Ia join. and
help max" the ,lub II HuCC"sp
Though tho full organization has not
yct been completed Il " planned that
the club 10 uf nu athletic club kind. all
kinds OF sports b"in,: part Of tn" pro
gram OF the members, Th" club Will
meet every Friday evening in til" Com.
munIty House. OF Martins Ferry. and II
IL expected the "rgHniZa tlon will b"
fully completed and activities started
at the next meeting.
The following officers were elected
last night: Andrew 10th. president:
Daniel Moran. vice president; william
Griffith, historian: Cecil Eden. treas
urcr: Fat Moran. secretary
The following are those invited to at
tend the meeting next Friday night and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
ANDY CLANCY
BEATS HERMAN

New York. Jan. andy CLANCY.
Baltimore rcathcrwoiCht. tonight re-
ccived the judges decision over Babe
HERMAN. OF San Francisco. after ten
round boxing bout In Madison Square
Garden.
Chaney's aGEresslveness carried him
70 point victories in five OF the rounds.
Herman was best IN three and the
other two wore even. The bout was
fast and replete with smuggling
Benny Valgar. junior lightweight OF
New York. received the Judges decision
over Archie Walker. former amateur
champion. in ten rounds.
Jimmie Kelley. New York weltcr-
weight. was awarded the judges verdict
over Frankie Cons OF San Francisco in
eight rounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
WHEELING HI MEETS
S|STERSV|LLE HIGH
Arrnng sments Completed YsStsrday for
TWO Gnmos-Ons Here.
One There.

Prof. II. u. Johns. Of Wheeling high
school announced yesterday that ar
runrcmcnts have been completed with
tho Slstcravillc hi"h school boys ana
girls basketball tennis for two meetings
OF tho two schools.
The Gold and Blue will invade the
TYLER county town on February 0. and
tho Tyler countians Will visit here on
February 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
C0[D AND BLUE VS.. STUBBERS
TONIGHT At WHEELING N. 1911
MISUNDERSTANDING.

A Misunderstanding on the 49,
the Union Community Center 1872
team was responsible for the
polntment OF six hundred cluxeNos
had gathered TO witness q G40E6
tween this team and the M1
%. Anderson who had arranged NIL
Union team to play last night feets
that the Union team failed - go,
at the Grove. qFY3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
HOWARD FAILS
To LAND PLACE
IN WRESTLERS

Morenntnwn. w. Va. Jon. G.--Sclhy
UoIroyd. Itynn. Ashley. Grow. M"rrlH
and Sriron Eniurh plnc"H In Wrh Nlr.
gInIn'm vnrnlty wrcmtlln: squad y" h'kh,
mt ihc end ur competitions thRt M"
eliminated ncvrnty C0ntcrihniH.
Tho bouts between Scir"n ana ,;h"tIry
Jownyd Of Wheeling. two fOnihhll star"
I'm the heavyweight cinRH. md Grow ana
Wright In the 1873 pound CLASH. were tho
frnlnrcA Of the cNcmImE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
MARIETTA QUINT
VS., MOUNTAINEERS
CATERS VIII battle in MorGantown AK
This Hvening In che Opener.

Special TO the Intelligencer.
Morgantown. Jan. Coach Stadsvold
this afternoon gave his Mountalneet
basketball five the last workout before
Il faces the Marietta College five here
tomorrow evening In what IL rcC'rSnlze
as the real crucial test OF the early
season games The lineup the Varsity
coaches used WAS tho same aS that
which started against tho Fnrm"nt Y.
and showed the I'M brothers At Tor
wards. Captain klgcr ut center anu
Hawkins and lIowcrs ut guards The
work OF Joe Bartell. in tho Fnirmont
conflict. was such that Sthdsvold may
shoot him into tho lineup ut amy stage.
a. the Tareutum hoy. showed exceptional
ability around the basket
Crawford and Rsitsr stars.
Claude Crawford. who has rad n some
what varied athletic experience. In one
OF tho outstanding stars or the Marietta
five For four years no was leader
with tho ParkershurK high school Quin-
tette and upon graduation went To the
University or Pennsylvania. Hero no
made the Varsity fOtball tenn two
Years, but was Ineligible for basketball
and finally left Penn. enrolling at MARI
eta last year. Crawford along with
Reiter. who IL well known az II floor
performer here, are sAid to be the main
works" OF the Marietta five and the men
who will have to be watched by Stads-
vOld's crew.
The Marietta timely shows Rciter and
Walker. the latter iIillab0r". ONO.
nroduct mt forwards: Ward. from Cam
bridge. Ohio and n former team mate or
John nehrn who starred on tho Noun
,nin,,r Warmly In 1919, mt center. ana
crawford and Wsihl tho latter tho lend
,rr nloyer On tho Marietta high fivo for
tho pant four yonra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
TRIADS Will PLAY
rBELLAIRE TONIGHT
n.d and Blaek VIII Clash With Red and
Blaok Tonight on B~llairo floor.

"'-''6-rnhi" hIph g"hoOlB boyT' basket
ball team will journey 10 Bellalre to-
n.,., t. meet tho Bellairo high school
boy tossers In the second game OF tho
goa son for both teams. and hard fought
battle IN anticipated.
The Triads. under tho tutorship or
Coach Wolfe. have developed we'll since
the West Liberty game. and they arc
confident they will take tho strong
Durkeyrg into camp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
", g. J, READY TO
START FOR HOME

Rnn Francisco. Jan. G.--Tho nineteen
members OF tho Washington e J"ncrr"n
college football team. accompanied by
Conrh Earl Ncalo and Homc 30 others.
spent today In San FrnnCiECo md w"rc
prepared to depart for tho east tomorrow
morning They arrived her" Inst might
from Pasadena whcr" on January :. tho
team played n scor"leSs con'cst win
tho University OF California.
"Wc think we won victory. md the
higher they speak OF California. Tho
better we're hound to feel said Ncalc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
DAVIS-ELKINS Win
IN EXTRA five MIN,
Special Dispatch to The InteuLgeneer.

Special Dispatch To Tho IntslLgencer.
FaIrmont w Va. Jan. with tho
score tied ut the end uf the game each
team having scored % oInts. the Davis
x ESllSlns college buske tbaa team noscd
out a victory over the Falrnont Norman
here Tonight winning In the extra hve
minutes uH play By hnal count or 80
TO -.
wonderful shooting OF L0udln for the
Presby torlans who Gagged many baskets
from far down the moor gave the \lslt-
ors their victory.
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yisisprp Como with Crack Five and
indications Point TO u Record
Audience

Trdc,tIops pnIrt To a monster gath
er!nx At the Carroll club gym tonight
Cadix Colleglans with 4 bunch OF huS-
kios. invades IN" city with the purpose
or battling the knights OF Columbus
ave 10 a stRndstiN or victory.
Reports from the Ohio town bear inc
Information that this years hEe Il
out for record. In previous seasons
Cadiz has always turned out repre-
sentative collection 90 haSkethail stars
ond no exception is To be expected.
The "Caseys' have n nice bunch OF
local performers, who have played to-
Kother for years. and as the season pro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
UNION LOSES TWO
TO BELLAIRE HIGH
How and Girls Are swnmped In Hard
Yon1ht DANES on BsllAire Floor.

RcllnIre high BchoorH boys ana RlrIh
basketball teams "p"h"h theli
i"., cvrnlnp with "A double victory OF
The Union high school floor Representa-
lives in two hard fought Kamen botoro
- Iurrr crowd or rnthumntrtic fans
In tho boys game tho ShontihH OF
Grin wnn easily tn" iahtnTe. WIN, o",'.r
a., cIos, rocond for iDnOrH. while MISS
\vuynrr or Iic!lnirc ouirh"nc anything
ever seen on the Iirllnir" floor III III"
glrlH' game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07

French Lick, Ind, Jan. G.-Annou"ce-
ment of the opening games OF tile Amer
lean league baseball schedule was made
here today by President Ban Johnson.
The season will open April IL witE the
following games:
ST. Louis at Chicago; Detroit Al
Cleveland: New York at washington
Philadelphia ut BOSTON.
Tho season closes on the same DATE
as tho National league. Sunday, OCT. L.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
MOUND CITY LASS|ES
TROUNCE SHADYSIDE
Swamp Ohio Girls IN Hard Fought
Game Preliminary to Legion
Battle,

In the preliminary game 10 I'll"
Mnundsvilr American LegiOn-Martlns
Ferry Signs game last evening on the
Mnundsvill" high school floor. tn" fast
MnundSvillc high school lassles opened
their season last evening by trouncinG
the Shndvs'hc high SchGol girls To the
tune Of 3l-9.
The MuundSvillc girls completely out
claSscd IN" buckeyes In eFery minute
or play. Miss Earnest was easily the
STR of tho game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
Davis b Nlkins
YairmonA

Substitutes -HIgginb"tham FOR Dean
Field baHkots-ntUwn :, small D. AR
penter I. Dean /. LOudin ,. H. NolIn d.
Hare |
Foul baskets Small In :. Garpon
ter In -. l.oudiu 10 In 4.
Referee Ward I.anhRm tNcnlcJ AM.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
PEAT or TRIP DOWN STATE
AFTER GOOD START
nuchhRunon Completely ontolaSssd Ca
dots In Every Part Of Gams-
PnEt Passing
Special to Tho Intclligencor,

Special to Tho IntclllRencor.
BuckhAnnon. w. Va. Jan. b-het"ro
one OF tho largest crowds that ever
witnessed n haskCthall game In this
city. the I.lnsly Institute cadets five. al
Wheeling, bowed In defaat here het"r"
tho fast aud undercatcd Buckhnnnon
high school quintctte.
Tho cadets showed the strain or the
trip, and were FAR OF tho form 'hcy
have shown So far on tho trip. They
appeared tired and were much slower
than In any game 40 far thls week
Tho locals OutclaEscd tho Ninit"rH In
every section OF tho gumc. showing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
CATHEDRAL IN
M|NGO VICTORY
CADETS WIN HARD FOUGHT GAME
PROM UP-RIVER LADS ON THE
LOCAL ARMoRY FLOOR.
Victory Game in Last Few Minutes.
playing Was Hard and Pest
est Of Season

Cathedral high schools tossers down
cd tho fast and heavy Mingo high school
uuIntctte on tho Cathedral armory floor
las, evening by q score OF 1920. before
n crowd OF several hundred 1ns. Tho
game was hard fought from beginning
TO end, the visitors being close on tho
heels OF the cadets all the time.
Tho visitors started the game strong.
scoring three baskets in tho first two
minutea> The cadets crept up on them
slowly, however. at half time leading
1873. In the last half. the Mingo lhds
played n reckless game. leaving the en-
det forwards unguarded many times L"
aid their forwards
In n preliminary game. the Cathedral
Midgets trounced the Lilac A. c. five to
the tune OF 20-9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
OPENING GAMES IN
TWO. "B|C" LEAGUES

Chicago. Jan. 6.-Thc National league
aseball schedule for 1922 will open on
Wednesday, April ~. with the following
games, /, was announced by President
John \. lIcydler here today: BrookiFn
nj New York: Eoston at philadelphia;
Chicago at Cinclnnati; Pittsburgh at 81.
Louis.
The season will close on Sunday
October /.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
Bethany

SuhstitutIonS -R"nrk for Randolph:
Randolph for y. Wells. X""k Tor h"p-
ford: Kelly for took: lrltchnrd for
Kelley; n Wells Tor Pritrhurd. Smith
for Shocin, e; Lewis for y. Wells:
Lohr for Jacobs
GUnls--N. M"llH. |: T.. Wells Z: Shoe
make /. R0ark >: Took |: Kelley );
Randolph |. Jacobs |, Scott /; l'htt"r-
son |. L0hr |; Lewis !.
FoulE--N. Wells. I out Of 9: Eoark,
out OF I. Patterson. 0 out Of 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07

SubstitutIuns: Marschncr for Schill-
ing. stewart for Mayo; Ireland for Asa
worth: WoIro for Williams.
Goals: SChillinE. |: Robinson. ]: -
Hnmlll 2: Mayo. 3: AEnworth. 4: WI
llams. 4. Fowler. /: stewart 2.
Fouls: c. IIamiil. 6 out OF 10: Mayo.
10 out Of IL.
Krreroe: Thornton. w. VI. &.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
TWO FIGHTS BOOKED

Irish" Mooney. manager OF the Bcl-
mont stable Of boxers of this city an
nounCrd last might that he has hookei
bouts for two or his hoys. "WildI Blll
Reed. ana "nattling" Bill ReuH her.
Reed meets Carl Morris In Tulsa. tIklD .
on February III. md the hig boy In now
trnlninE for the bout Reuther meets
"Nutt Mage" flNwcight champion OF
Oklnhomm, at Oklahoma city on Fcbru-
nIy =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
CHALLENGE

Tho X. K. basketball team OF M"unhr-
v4ile wishes 10 hear from any 11S- lc5
autnts in the valley prcrerrahl" St"uh"n-
Vile, MidGctH. B"arcatS. md littlcs.
Cali Moundsville 279 FOR Information.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
LEGION FIVE WON

In hard fought game last evening
on the Moundsvll" high school floor
the fast Moundsvillc American Legion
basketball team defeated the strong
Martins Ferry Siwa. lay score Of 1873.
The score at half time stood Mounds
willie q. SlEH 3.
r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
WON ny MICHIGAN.

Ann Arhrr. Mich. Jan. Michigan
defeated ia" Michigan AgEics In AN
overtime basketball game here tonight.
n to &C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07

Substltutions-Wya for MarIing
White for Yost.
Field goa's---WHEn"r Q; iost 5; White
|: Survcr 3: Clark ].
Fouls-Waener. 3 out Of s.; Surver, 3
out of 7; Clark, out OF 5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
BETHANY DOWNS
WELLSbURC IND.
BISoRS TAKE SECOND GAME OF
HERIES OF PRESEASON IN
EASY FASHION.
EnHtorday Uses Entire Squad Through
out Dame In Trying Out Material.

In - hard fought gam" on tho li"th-
any college gym floor last evening. ia"
Rothany college tnss"rS won from 'h"
Wrllsburg Independents N the second
game or the preseason game ri tho pre-
season series by Il s.urc OF 3?-2'. the
game was nip and tuck every minute
with the RisOns htVlnE tho edge.
Tho next game Will les STAGED nj
Wcllsburg on Tuesday night. each team
now having Won one game. tile VEINS
burgers taking the nrst clash by tile
close score of 1914.
Last nights game was moro Of trial
to Coach yesterday Of the ButtaloeS:
who used his entire squad at one period
or the game or another. lie injected
substitutes continually In the game.
and Referee Wolfe OF TriadcIphil
found 1t difficult to keep track Of the
players.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
xrYsnR 1s DEFEATED.

legIans Sc; Keyser. (W. Va) Collcgians
81.
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WELlSBuRG LOSES
TO sIs1ERsVlllf
brooke County &ads suffer DS4eoe q
Hands OF HHst fY1S1 ooa1W
High oulnG ~ "

Special Dispatch to The IntelitEsnce!: y
burg bIrh schooTs basketball team bq1s
ed in defeat before the local high eo,.D
I'VE this evening by n score Of 33:1N III
a hard tonight fast zane. The -
outclas=ed the visitors In svsey 49,
ter. but tho Brooke countians
he djsa strous to tho locals. They 4
back a, rong In the second half. tho eofpa
AZ half time standinE it, for the -
Gals Tho lineups. So
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SubstitutiOns-Mar atwood, AImond anu
Keenan,. West Liberty. Hctt.
Goals-Robinson !: kasun Q; II. Mill
der |: Smith /: Bonar .: .Hett l.
FOuls--Robinson = out OF b: k&suh
i out OF I: r. Miller. out "f 3; Spring
er, out or 7: Patterson. o out OF j;
Smith 1 out OF !.
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McMi||in's Team Won =

Fort Worth. Tex, Jan. s.-Foothail
final no" McMtllinis Kentuckians I;
Fort Worth all-stars 0.
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shadyEids.

= Institutions Davis for Jones': Pro-
ger for Dunniny.
,;unls-r2,rncs 8: Francis (: Staid 2.
Fouls-Eurn"s 0 out Of 3; Francis
: out 81 IL: Staid, out OF IL.
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Field goals-IiouRr 4; Camalstu tll
Carmichael :: Little l: Lund 3; Dpfm1H
Fouin-HouEh. 3 out Of 4; Lana -
out OF s. Nc ~
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T|RFD L|NSLy CADETS LOSE HARD
BATTLE To BUCKHANNON HI CUNT

wonderful passing BRme. and great
accuracy In shooting baskets. Every
member OF the local high team scored
and. although tn" visitors appeared
slow. tho game was nard Fought win
tho locals playing close guarding
game
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The lineup
MOlindavilla
Ferry sigs

puhnlYr for ElllN G"nR ElliH =, l!"n"
J. Moore |. Thomas :. FouIa- l'"n"
in -. ThumaH Z In