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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-29
SOLVE UNREST BY
!. USING TEACHINGS
OF JESUS CHRIST

New York Nov -Ninety-six
hundred Presbyterian churches in the
United States were advised today that
the teachings of Jesus Christ would
solve the whole industrial problem.
These churches were urged by DR..
John Mcdowell director of the social
service division of the Presbyterian
New Era, movement to apply the
teachings Of Jesus understandingly 10
the solution Of industrial questions.
Or. Mcdowell declared that the
fifteenth verse OF the eighteenth
chapter of Matthew constituted "the
law of brotherhood, Cancellation and
arbitration" and he urged its appli-
cation 70 present day industrial moves
The pible reference reads:
"Noreoyer. If thy brother shall
trespaes AGAINST thee, go and tell him
his fault between thee and him alone;
If he shall hear thee. thou hast
gained thv brother
DR. Mcdowell urged the church
members and pastors 10 get in touch
with outstanding groups Of their com
nnnities. such as EMPLOYERS and en-
ployes, boards OF education and teach
ers, political. recreational press,
heath. official, social and disturbing
groups learn IneIf UOlHIS u view an
side with them when right.
II believe" he said, "that eventual
" there will be industrial courts,
similar to citv state and federal
courts. in which labor disputes can be
solved These courts would be graded
rs are the present local courts with
the right of appeal
DR. Mcdowell called attention TO
the following Social Greed adopted ny
tho Presbyterian general assembly m
1910:
Acknowledgement Of the obliga-
lions of wealth; application of Chris
tian principles to the conduct of IN
dustrial orga nizations; more eauit-
able distribution of wealth; aoate-
roent of poverty; abolition of chila
labor: regulation of the conditions OF
the industrial occupation of women
release of every worker from WORK
one dnv IN seven; Cancellation In in
n dustriaI disputes and development
II of a Christian spirit in the attitude o.
Hsociaty toward offenders against the
flaw"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-29

Crater lake in southwest oregon
is one OF the deepest freshWater lakes
in the world.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-29
Killed IN Nine.

Magdalena News, William Martin,
on old-time resident Of Kelly. was 40
badly injured in an accident at the
Copper Belt shaft at Silver Hill that
death resulted. Mr., Martin and COM
panion were being lowered into the
shaft, when control was lost and the
bucket dropped about sixty feet,
throwing him out and causing in
iuries which proved fatal. His COM
panion was uninjured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-29
MEXICO PLANNING NEW
DRIVE AGAINST VILLA
ny saanLna louaMAL ssEeIaL sEhsEn MLaLl


Ojinaga, Chihuahua. Mexico. Nov.
2S.-Plans for a new campaign against
Francisco villa, the bandit chieftain,
rapidly are taking shape in a noun
famous region OF eastern Chihuahua
known as the range of the doves
Gen. Manuel NJ. Diguez, commander
of operations in the north, is reported
to be marshaling in this region his
command of infantry. cavalry and ar
tilery. 1t is expected the felerals
will conduct the campaign after the
manner of modern warfare.
The range of the doves is about
100 miles southeast Of Ojinaga. and
the eastern part projects into the state
of Coahuila. It is reported to be the
resort of several Villa bands under
Alvino Amanda, Ricardo Michel, Por-
firio Ornelas and Crisarto BustilIos.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-29
Irrigation District Debt.

Aztec Independent: There is reor-
ganization of the irrigation district at
Aztec, which was bonded for $780,
600 and owes 100000 interest.
Trust deeds will he given by all the
land owners under ditch at the rate of
about $40 per acre. Individual own
ers may pay the trust deeds Mt any
time and when paid the land covered
by II is free from debt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-29
TWO "WlDOWS" CLAIM
ESTATE OF "HUSBAND'

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 2S.-Two women
who say they are widows of the late
Philip Kellogg livestock commission
man, recently killed in an automobile
accident, today filed claim to his
estate They are Goldie M. and Edith
j. Kellogg, and both say they have
lived in Omaha for several years. E
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-29
Gets Cnal-Thanks to Soldiers.

Clovis News: Some coal has been
shipned into Clovis this week and it
has been sold off the cars about as fast
as IT could he unloaded. The warm
weather during the pact week has cut
down the consumption Of coal and has
been blessing to the people whose
coal bins are empty
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-29
SANTA FE EMPLOYE AT
RATION, N. NJ, KILLED

Ration, n. NJ, Nov 2S.-Altred A.
Jackson, a carpenter employed in the
bridge and building department Of the
Santa Fe railroad. was instantly killed
in the Ration yards this morning when
attempting to climb into the side door
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-29

Of moving car, he fell beneath the
wheels and was cut to pieces. Hs
leaves a wife and children, who are
guaranteed at their home on account
of diphtheria and scarlet fever.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-29

Clovis News The board OF direc-
tors of the Clovis Chamber of Com
merce have elected 8 M, Ramsey of
Amarillo to fill the position of secre-
tary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-29

For one man who suffers under
"the tyranny of tears" there are ten
bound by the slavery of smiles-and
they hug their chains.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-29

sake and FOR the sake of all the rest
Of us.
The most direct way for the aver
age citizen to help bring this about is
70 buy Red Cross Christmas seals to
the utmost. If this idea is generally
understood 7 believe that every letter
mailed in the United States between
December ! and New Years will bear
on its flap one of those seals with the
figure of a husky happy Santa Claus
upon ii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
AmERICAM I.EAGUE-

cncaxo.s White So1 with Edd1o
Collins lend tho dope on he "econo
bascrosn, which Is not q SURPRISE az no
has boon tho ranking second naHe''fenl
or tho league and % the country eS"t
since Johnny EvcrS lost his hcalth' IL
not before that Tho surprise IL In 'ho
leader of tho National League
M,,-ho Won have suspected II. AZ th's
>clIov George Cutsharw hns b>oti III"
proving year in and year out ever 'i',.1
h, rot into fast company out w.
nou TN, figures 1lnvo worieco I"'neH
, c,,fnst him. This scn1on WIN II F"' !"
or mediocre mess OF second p'I'''" u"
IN, old lrngur md Win thr "'i'J IVY W.
them nw,y below Tho cnIlDF" " ."'
y,.nr, f>,t,a,nw ,hown IL clrnr irnh. ~"
eli, , urront plnyrr whom with
I,,,,L1vn md ycnr inter ycnr tn" Hnpo
,,h,vc,I TINT he Figured In NOR" Hou'I"
r,,,, tbnn my second bnrrmnn In MN
circuit nnd usually ut"r" thhn any W.
on1 f,n1cpnan In tho country. NlI"r NV
mo follow who gets tho most chn'','H
md u,nkcs the most phys u"HorV'1" 'i'"
credit Hr Ind Ro"d y"tr "l'' ~
showed himself cnpnbl" ns7'''s'""t
1cndcr OF tenn and put lot 'h"''
ambition into HIS work so thnt nc 10
scrvcs tho lead
It Is odd to ind Now YORK "ru W
caro- practically tied In value a. TO '''>c9-
ond to%cmcn. Tho Cubs. however nav"
nil tho advantage nH Doyle Will not I'M
nrovc He has slowed up a great dc'd
from what he was in his b"Ht days. IN"
operation to which nc submitted Ia"'
vcor cnme out well and reduced mar
TcSh considerably. but no hnH reEh'n'"
some Of II. Sad as 1t Inny srr1n. LnTry
l.. opclpp and Is rIrunc In INT. which docs
mot ndd To the vnluc Of mn nihlrt"
Tho Cubs hnvc big chanc" I" Rn""
an increase in their figure vnin"a. rms
Pick is a very promising youth coming
into his own nftcr. scvcrnl rather dls-
appointing tryouts. Hc mad" gn"d i'H'
fall. and he has lot or speed ma pep.
which Inter element never showed IN
hi. work during his earlier trY"HtS' TIC
looks rs If hc has NOR" roniih"nc" IN
himself and he knows better now now
TO utilize his speed.
am figuring that Tlll WnrnbsGah@"
is I'm for n big year. His army cHprr'-
once certainly helped him a lot. ana PC
fnre ,tnrtins south for the spring 'rnIh-
,np he was Mt and hnrd M nails. hrsl"'H
hint nj. lob as Il lieutenant ala MIN
xnod lie has poise and confidence ana
more talent for leadership than he hho
h<nrc.
The Toston Red fox will hnV" 'h"rn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
E5=5=555==5 nj TIM WORLD OF SPORTS 3=z3
BASKETBALL
BASEBALL
FOOTBALL
yx-NN-E%-1-xT X IN Il
Il St X Il K K Z. Il J: Z;
GEORGE HALAS WILL
START SEASON FOR
YANKEES IN OUTFIELD
Tho Report That MIlor Huggtnu was
Trying to Trado Leonard, tho AoAo-
ont Pitcher, Is Joke.

JACKSONVILLE, Fin. April "a re-
mort to the effect that Miller Higgins
was trying to trade Dutch Leonard. tho
holdout pitcher. to the White So1 1or
Memo I<clbold was characterized rs
Toxic BY the manager OF tho Yankees last
evening. Higgins has two veteran OUT
FEEDERS Ia Duffy Lewis and Ping BOOZE
and some folks want to create the frn-
preston that he is very much worried
about an incumbent for the third posi-
ton You may say for rue that George
Halas will start in right HELD Tot the
Yankees" declared Higgins "Of course,
7 do not know just how he will act
AGAINST American league pitching. but II
am any judge Of a ball player. Halas
10 q star He has every action or
treat player, and so far he has been hit
tinE, That boy learns faster than any
youngSter yet have tackled. ana ne Is
there to stick. I do not see where Lef-
bold could get the call over young.
fast and willing worker like Ha1as- NO.
7 am not trying to get another oune1oeE,
and. above all. let me say that am not
tryfnr to trade Leonard. BE will report
to Us At the terms VIE named last week
or be can stay out OF baseball.
T.ha news that Halas had won a regu-
4ax plaeo on the team was greeted with
rreot satisfaction IN the Yankee camp
for e~urybody here has bean roofing
for tho er1twhr1o sailor. His boosters
ssnSe not been confined to tho Tarrke GO
cyuSrterr etth6r. Wllbart Robinson ana
others among t1,o Soperbaa regard Hala1
an ono O ftho iihnf1nst youngsters thuy
yet hn~o soon
fSlzdn, wan out OF tho game With
Nnrook1Jn yoat1rday. and no rer1 ih1aI
wffl DO out or tho contest to-dnJ. lie
spranR q charley h1zse Lao, Saturday
aTd aggravated Tho lntIr1 "n Tuesday
~. n. sta lnt., third go his triple against
Mnr,uard -Do,Sr. W'aI1a. tho Ta"Aee
tr.inar eshod fiussi"a Z" heap Hsls"
cut untIl nssi M'a'ha1. Kan" p"r-
f1Tsuta.l worry an""riahi1 l." iieie" rl"-~
vn.tarIay I.o~Is In q bN lame. iIHR
ARA y.ve way tn Ram ViaL late Ia the
CONTEST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
(AddiLionnI Sport on Pngo Bovon)

community ono man had boon HliEhlY
''pIrrlcd" md tho other forgot tho rulcH
md regulations governing street tFafric.
Officer Roth brought In Phil Horrible.
tho drunk. from tho Garden Spot. Tho
judge made 1t cost Phil 81 anu costs TO
500 tho blue sky again.
officer Hugglns begged tho traffic
violatcr Homer owcrstock, On AASket
street. and for tho questionable pleas
uro OF driving on tho left hand side OF
tho street Homer was assessed the 90
imum, IS and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

dIrcrt from Columbus. g.. whore 'hn
nhnw Is billed for July ".
rho big aggregation In making 10"
except week. pInnds thin scnEoi'. nht ~"
nccnun, Of Wheeling being on" "t mo
boat circus clLIca in tho country, an ch-
ocptIon waH made in It's case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
Alexander the Great
Sails from France;
Due Here on April "A
Dsunialu OF tho Cubs Hxpoot TO Have
Kim Fitch the Opnning Dame
ON April Al.

CHICAGO. April A<--Hrnvnr tloVninnl
Alexander. premier pitcher OF tn" Ne
tionnl lanKuo. has oailnh from FRANCO
ON the ItnGhnInirau. and Is duo L" arrive
in Nov 0Yrk April IA. "nl"inlh "t tho
Chicago katinnnln W"r" advised to-day.
.rhis nown was conveyed In r"blGHrnh
from tho I,iIHhin9 star. Alexander pr"h
ably will como dlro"ily I" 'fil"hE" upon
r,Ceiv,nH lila tll1"hnTR", bfn"ialb "f th"
Cube hnpo 10 hnvo him pitch III" Open
ffiR sntna. n l"a1ihln. On April IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

Johnny Eilhnn". the lrnihrrw'lhhL
champion. il surely some drawing car"
ut The boxing clubs In Philhdrlphih. III
his bout with Frankie Brown recently
the receipts amounted TO $4.4ll while
for his contest with Johnny Mcalry. ~"
Philadelphia lightweight. on Monday
night. tn" amount taken In Mt the "ho"
figured up Si.i4d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
TWO BIG CIRCUSES
IN ONE COMING

Bert SwRrtz yesterday announced thh'
he had signed up the combined Icrnum
and bailey and Ringing brothers circus
TO show on the Fnir grounds on July
18th Tho big aggregation comes hero
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
SPORT BRIEFS

Tho worid'n championship h"ck"J NOR
lon bet wSan Seattle and Mnntr"nl hnH
boon called off. II wnr announced yen
lcr,lny, nn ilvn m-mboTm Of tn" Montr"nl
cain aud their mnnhEnT. tonrE" Whhii ,
,uKIon Konncdy. havo boon lnhnn III
with Influenza
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

Lew Grimsnn. the popular referee OF
Philadelphia. IN kept busy officiating IN
bouts these dnys. M Il" IL the "fhclhI
referee Mt the boxing shnws staged IVY
the Olympia a. y. Of Philadelphia every
Mondny night. md besides IL the thro
mnn In the ring ut tho boxing enter
lninunruts held at Heading. Pm. and also
Mt Pcnns Grove n. j. Crimson has &C.
vclopcd Into II cupnblc official
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

Howard smith. The retired feather
weight Of Elizabeth. n. j.. who has Inhd"
n SUCCESS OF the boxing shows stnKcd
by the Enrcstcrs of Elizabeth N. j.. NUS
practically cIInclrd mitch between
k'ruukic Turns nf Jersey city ana HAT
Hing Rcddy of New York. To hr fuuHht
at the club on Mundny evening. ApIh
H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
attention! BASEBALL TEAMS
RACING
TENNIS
GOLF

amateur baseball dlrec
baseball IN this vicinity 10 oil hoi
published ume 10 ume
10
pnhiima All teams asked 10 Hohn
In The directory VIII DO formed
be- connult Address III" bDoln6
WrInr Iuirl Wheeling W Vn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

Manager Moran heard fTnm Prcnldnnt
Ucrrrnnnn that Ivy WlnKu hnd hiBn"d
him contract und would Tnp"ri at once.
When WlnGO nrriver nj the Red camp
the catching staff will In complete and
a viii hc rome trio OF hnrhnt0lIn-- WinHu
Ituri,Iru md Allen,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

Joe MrNully. manager of til" l."t"H y.
e.. hnr just mntchnd Kid P"iiy or frrth
hmhuy Ia meet Willie Curry or S'nl"n
Inlnnd IN nm rIKht-rOund bout NJ III"
Lotion A. e.. Of Perth Amhoy. y. j.. To-
ulEhi. Tho men hnv" p"Ht"d forfeit
Of 500 To weigh In ut l2G pounds, ~ j
T. NJ At the mmr club on April IL
FrnnkIr Wllrnu ur HrUoklyn meets WILL
lie kcnlcr Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

doc White. WIN In owner md prrnl-
dent Of tho Whry club. IN Ihr OLD Wlllr-
ruk pitcher who WIN AT h'n bort when
Mich hlIrnh wnh hurting TOR 'hiIlnhrP.
lie han a. strong irnn aud lH "ul ."i
llIU TGhha League Ting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

Frrd MrMullIn. h"ld"tl mira u" no
utnu hnr nlrurd nuh will join ia" While
sur nj IIouulun tutiny. Hlonnnn lntonnH
To- cary only ala lnfrlhur1. nhh j." Inn
nyn vrIrrnn- THAT n~nnn M"1il' !.
IIuugr IInnrY. M'iI"ilIn. IInrETnv" md
funruy will In uSuI'"Ilng FOR tho juno
Vn|nnCY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
POLICE COURT

Judge Watkins was faced yesterday
morning in police court with put two
offenders Of the law and order Of tho
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the dope In the flnnl figures if such
swift chcs take place.
Copyright, 1919, ny the Ball Syndicate
1nc.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

JIm HIN W. tho I'ittHburHh pitcher with
the Washington club. In vol plohH"h
with tho condition OF hin nrm thiH
uuring. ITO hin iruInor Mike Martin. and
Mike la "A hnrh man Ia nntlnfy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

Baseball Dope

Chlcapo White So1, With Eddie Collins, Should EaAly
Outclaas American League Clubs ut Second Bnae This
Soason While CutsJaw GvoH Pittsburgh tho Advant
uge in tho National
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
TWIXT ROUNDS

AllIo Mack. tho Now York light weight
who IN at rrrscnt In Snn Francisco. Will
rngngc IN his nrst rcnl fight in that city
tonight lie has boon matched to meet
Joe benjamin. the lightweight champion
Ut California in II four-round decision
bout Mt tho Drcamland Rink. Frank
Rnglcy. who is now on his way home
from Frisco arranged the bout for Mack.
Harry Grcb. who surprised the night
fans of his home town. Pittsburgh. on
Monday night by outpoIntlng Hllly
Miskc OF ST. Paul In trn-rnund bnut
Mt tho Duuucsnc Garden. liz now signed
up for three more bouts Ia TINT city by
J. r.. Rnutlry. tn" matchmaker or ina
Kry.lumr a. G. Two or his opponents
Will hr Tom md Mikr GIbbnna. the acn-
nntlnnnl lighters or St lnnl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

Jack Dempsey sihrlcd on MS nlR h'"'
lrlIc carnival throughput tht~ country
inst might. opening M al Chester ih'
pcnprcy IL under contract 10 appear ]"
different cities uu nnr-uiEht Islands Tor
Twenty-Five days, giving boxing r"hi-
hitiunr with his ninrrinr parinorn. HlIIy
MrCnTncy. tie, night prunt"trr ar Kansas
tIIy Ia ndvuurr agent for III" show.
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tire practice norton nn1 hIH holding Ia
failing off.
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m blUh l.uu'lIunn. the liuIIhin hGh''''
rrfunr,i Ia urnhu ia i,nmn1n ringnlh" i'
lIr lcr,. round imui with IiaiillnE lt"'lli
at hfIIwnmhr" "u hprlI ~ i'"I"'h"'
,,rmrIrin, wl.n in nIngImg III" nh"w. n"I''
fled r,hIiu Mead, manager uf it"dhY. 10
,lny IIIni Il" Ian "ughRrd Ftnnhl" '"''
Inham the t'"IuuihrIr. g.. f"Hlh"rw"'Gh'.
Ia meet teddy lnaI"nh ON Tint dni",
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

Tho rouHhLoopnio regatta. which ~nn
drupprd when this country entered IN"
war. will b1 rrnumnd la 1870. According
Ia nn announcement made y"nt"Tdhy 10y
I 'hnrIon llulhiond Mnpcn. Director al
t,hhrlon liaIntnnd Mnpon. Director "f
AIhIotiCn at Columbia. nj II dinnnf Elvni'
la the Columbia vnrhiiy aud fr"nhlnon
.urovu at tho Columbia uuiVGrnlly club.
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ON THE SIDELINES

Tho splknE Of Ray Schmnndt was n
hard blow to Manager R0bnann. II will
mcnn tho Dodgers will hnvr to Rtnri tho
National League season with Rrnzill on
the keystone snck. Young BrnzIll looks
10 De the best rokic thnt has boon found
In years. but Robbie was building his In
field around Schmnndt lie hud hoped
10 play Brazil at FIRST mud solve the
first base situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

The Athletics. Of cUurnc arc commence
ing to attract attention again M II COM
ing championship prospect and Il team
which this season is liable to displncc
some first division club. The second
base problem with Mack IS seemingly
a serious one and doping second for the
Athletics is almost M serious ono.
E,uEEan looks to DO corking player
and n conner. but his flarc-up last yrnr
makes him hard mnn 10 dope. II his
trouble IL all over and no In satisfied
uRaln the lesson mny havO boon the
thing needed TO steady him down. Ir
his nerves will not stand the strain or
baseball then ii is hard to figure him
seriously mt nil. He returned To his
, team. made pence and worked better
| after his ruin out than he did before,
80 perhaps he will bo IL better ana
st tender player for the unplnaHant OK
poricnco. HorA 30. because no Is fino
follow.
Tho American League second hs,-
men. with the exception Of C"llina. VIII"
Stands out far ahead or his nnnrrnl
rival. rank close together all down III"
line. cannot 1no any reason /" lhint
Ihhi thnsn who WI" In the nnrvl"o with
III" cninra nurr"rcd at all nud II looks
an u tho military AMI nnVnl rsprrlci'""
l,rirr1 TatI,nr thnu hnimrl them.
Harry may rniurm 1" n"""nh reg"
inrty for the II"h rt"H. all h"mEh II In
pr"inilr ho will play I" only n r"'
"r thn pnIn"n
nr""itiyn In Tnih"r In thu nlt mr. ."
s~r"nd M vol nn I" ..itrh"rn. h"""n7"
nn many nr tho p"hg"rr wore In scr
vie" nnI r"rn" hwy" moi yet r""ur"'i
ihrlr r"I"n-rr Ii"rI'lrn TINT. thor" may
no nwllch On III" inrl"ld TINT would
r"rnIrl IA /" riGur" %"hnnnhi ~ r"""nh.
very uorv6mu both ut bnl md In the
field, hut with u rurpriHIuE hi"k In mr.
uIuvCnI"ntH.
There nrC ,cv"rnI National L"nEn"
tcnm4 which could improve III" iuiirIus
considerably hy switching mon T." 9th
or pupil l"na and they may lm ""rnp"llch
rn do So for u month. anyhow. until
their regulars get hnrk. For thiH rca-
son / insist upon the right To amend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
BY HUGH Is. FULLERTON.
The Second Baremon.
ERTcONAI. LEAGUE.

strength around second base than they
had last year. with two capable men TO
relieve each othcr in case Of need.
Frankly. Pratt 10 a big disappoint-
ment to mo since he joined the New
York Yankees. When he was with ~.
Louis he seemed TO have oil tho conil-
dcnce and pep in the world and was
huHtl1ng MI tho time Last year no
looked. especially In tho field, rs lf ne
wna ovcrnnXiOua. and he did not go ut
playn tho way he did In tho old carc-rrco
duyn. Mnybc II was ovcr-nnXIrty Ia
mnko good nftor being traded to the biz
town md -ndvcrtiaod. Tho season 4
surroundings. but ir he to hold up HIS
end or tho Tight with a team which
clnimn ponnnnt poaaIbilluen no Will have
TO Pot moro dnHh and pep Into hin work
PrRttn rxurcB Hhow him u hit moro
valuable mnn for hin club thnn loo
Godcon KhowH for the HrownH. but with
mo tho figures rnIpod n big doubt. II
they wcro not ba-Sod upon indiHputIthr
statistics I would not believe them.
am on ndmiror of Gcdcon He isn't n
SNOWY baHobnll player. nor docs nc loom
high In average snr stnrtic the crowdH
lie doesn't do anything aupGrlativcIy
well. but no docs everything pretty well
Ills general rating on hitting. waiting
bunting. folding. throwing. touching
runners and In every other department
OF tho pnstimo is above average. and he
Is Il corkinR tenn player.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

Tod MIIlor. III" t!inulr'. ~ y"nr-"l'i
nrrI hnr"rnnr from fhirnE". Will prob
mhIv hnv" Ia q" Int" III" IiE'iC EnIn" I"
win huuurr hz o. bnll ulmy"r 'rul inst Ia
prIrrinE ,.u, Tho kid won Tho middle
weight championship ri III" Grrnt I'nk""
MnvnI Trimming %inIl"n. md hr IL nhlrIy
on his rrrl. Hut that nh"ut l"ta him out.
II" hns madn only one hit during tho on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

RishbouGh. the Florida University
third bnacman. has been invited To join
the Chants for tryout ut tho end Of his
college cDrcor. Henry fhninn. he New
York Ernundkccpcr. spotted linn. md
wrote to McGraw. McGrnw WAS I'M
pressed with tho kid Tint he told him lbs
would be glad Ia give him II trial II ho
wants to play professional bnll.