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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
QUEEN CITY PAIR
INTO THE LEAD

TOLEDO, March 16.--f'or tho first
time since last Tuesday new pair oc-
cupicd tho top position in tho two men
event Of the American Bowling Con-
gross tournament. now in its second
week here.
Bowling on ono Of the carly shifts
today, 4. LMikcr and F.. Wcllerlnan or
Cincinnati. members Of the Potter Shoe
five that went into first place last night
with 2.922. rolled two men total of
1.24S. which is two pins above tho mark
sci by HaGcrty and Moses OF Toledo,
former holders OF first position in that
division.
Daiker and Wcllcrman made their
total in games OF 3?4. 4h? and f45. The
Cincinnati pair was the only one To get
Into the first ten In tho two men event
during tho day.
Changes were numerous In the indi-
viduals, although the leading figure Of
GS3 held by Peter Miller Of Toledo was
untouched
Fl. Yockcy Of Cincinnati howled 6T2,
which tied him for second place with
Jack Reilly of Chicago, who assumed
that place in the standings yesterday.
4. Theohald Of Cincinnati scored $50
for third place: r. Spencer Of Cincinnati
took fourth place with 69s, and II. Car
roll OF Cincinnati rolled into sixth
plnco with $40.
., Jones Of Chicngr, titd for seventh
plncc IN tho list with J. Krakorn OF
Cleveland, with S4s. t. Loahy of In
rlanapolis holds eighth with ga, ],
Wagner ninth with GO md x. CardisS
Detroit, tenth with 6SS.
Tho doubles and sinElc7 worc an hour
late finishing. delaying tho first squad
re rvo men trnms several minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
STEUBENV|LLE TO
CELEBRATE RETURN
OF HER D0UGHBOYS

Special Dispa1 ch 10 The Intelligencer.
STECBENVHLLE. Ohio. March H.
Definite news that the 134th and l35th
Machine Gun Battalons Of the 3Tth Ohio
division had sailed from Brest ana VIII
arrive in New York between March Il
and IS. was joy9usly received r,a in ST. Steu a
bcnvilc and vicinity and plans lor
fitting reception for the returning heroes
when they stop off here, cnroute 70
Camp Sherman. were speedcd up by local
committees. ,-o
There ere approximately ESQ men men
from Steubenvtlc and vicinity in the
two u,' machine gun battalions, companies
B. pam NJ C. En. WAS io WnsnSk como %bo
was Killed in the Argonne and is COM
posed wholly Of local men with IT, 5ne S Sse
and Brooke county W. va, youths. TINS
company was originally CO: r. TENN n.a
Ohio infantry and Was recruited mere.
Most Of tho men Of Co. G.. Tenth ONO
infantry also recruited here, are with
the lS5th battalion.
Captain Willard Blythe, East Liver
pool boy. will come home In command OF
the StrGhcuvillc company. he succeeding
Captain MrCnok.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
EHEzE7 - N THE WORLD OF SPORTS = $%$
SPORT BRIEFS

Robert NJ: Lord cnulpir,ed his schcd-
is baIk line championship tourna-
ucnt with victnry at IA" Chicago
Athletic asTuci;:t,un aEIinst the SIX
other aSpIranlS for tho hunorS offered
unG,r IN. authority 81 the National AS
sociati"n' "f Amateur Billiard Players
He has L record OF four matches wua
and two lost.
J. klirG.r defeated William Gcrshcl
by a sror" If 2QO to l64 in a mc:ropoli-
tan championship match at IS balk-
limo billiards At l>llicrs academy.
Broadway AMI 110th street. New York.
recently The match lasted SO innings.
i<lingcr had Il high run OF 81, whii2
Gcr#hel's was 20.
The Columbia varsity swimming and
water polo teams will face the Penn
Sylvania swimmers in dual match in
the pool on Morningside Heights to-
night. Columbia defeated tn" Quarkers
in two competitions in meet held IN
Philadelphia last week and looks for
double victory again tonight. especially
since Carter is expected to take part In
lhr plunge for distance.
At noon today tho second series OF
matches In tho Public Schools Athletic
clubs junior tournament Will h1 held
III the Mnrningside tank in New York
city. Boys hirh, Manual, Clinton,
Stuyvcsant. Erasmus Halt and he High
school OF Commerce will meet in d
series Of thrc,> dual meets
The Manual Training team derrat"d
Flushing High by a score of to Re-
Gently at the Brooklyn Ice l'al;Irr i:Id
moved into \ tie for third place with
jamaica in the z. S. \. l.. champion
ship hockey race.
Yale had no difficulty in defeating
Wesleyan in basketball in New Haven
the other night by q score Of 45 to -.
Van Slyck. the Yale forward. WIS at
his best and scored nine beautiful held
goals which would have alone beaten
the visitors Robinson was Wesleyan
hest floor worker and scorer. Captain
Stradclla>s fine guarding was a feature.
Ralph Grccnlcaf set new mark for
pocket billiard players to shoot at by
making n run Of "A the other night in
Il block Of the Hotpoint match he is
playing with Joe Concannon at Thums
White Elephant billiard academy TO de-
eide which shall meet Frank Tabcrskl
for the championship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
BOY SCOUTS ATTEND
CHURCH IN A BODY

"Couragc" was tho topic Of the ser
mon delivered by DR.. John MacColloch
at tho First Baptist church to tho Boy
Scouts Of the district last evening. the
Boy Scouts were there in formation and
givnn 4 special place in the auditorium.
A large crowd o: others heard. the strong
discourse which DR.. MacColloch deliY-
cred.
Dr MacColloch spoke under the fol-
lowing heads: First, Courage. what IL
is and what it Is not; second. the cour-
agrous man is always honorable: third.
the Coura gcOuS man is always chlval-
rnus under all circumsi ances. At this
point DR.. MaCCnlloch STOKE OF the dan
GER Of not being chivalrous and gentle
and kind to women folk. He spoke also
in way nf illustration Of the conditions
among the mon nf the country who en-
tered the army and Of the effects on
manhood Of lack Of consideration for
wnmanhnod.
Tho junior choir Of the church render
cd thrrr special selections and the senior
choir sang n special anthem, WHO Is
Like Unto Thcc, Oh Lord"
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
Bank Robbery Shown
Up as an Inside Job

NEW YORK. Mrh la.-Snnuel Smiih
paying teller OF the CnHncpnl!tan hank
In the lirnnI, whirh ~ns rnhhrd OF SEQ.
4Se inst Tuesday morning, ana Ihr~e
ether mon were arrested to-day. charged
with the crime,
Working on the Theory that hn rnn>
berry wa an "Inside job" the police ns-
sert they obtained fr,'n smith u ern-
fnsslnn that he had left the vault Of the
hGrh unlrrkrdd and hnd furnished Sam.
url Levitt, h Halo-rnkreprr, with key
IL The d.,nr ~ the hank, Levitt, tina pn-
lice say, admitted no stole he money
duty, Mere Than 3:a.to0 nf the loot wan
found hidden in th1 attio of small to-
haccn rtnrr, where Abraham Levitt, a
hrnlh-r az aamuel. WAS employed,
Smith. wh"ss salary vas t37,ao a
week.; The ulirr declared, admit ID tina,
he was ai,ru sa.60N behind in hire ao-
counts and hnd expected To Receive hair
the seieR money,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
CAPITAL CITY TO55ER5 WIN CUP
BUCkHANNON DEFEATS LOCALS
IN SEN|-F|NALS At TOURNAD1E Mt

from the game by injuries. Rolls SUB
Stituted for him nj center.
Buckhannon Defeats Bristol.
Tho Bristol hLskethall quintet were
defeated by % [" - score ny Suck
harmon. The downfall OF Bristol was
partly due to the seven fouls being
called on them during the last. few
minutes Of play.
Charleston Beats Cleudcunin.
Clendennin. the champions "f last
year, were defeated by Charleston b. {.
enc basket margin. in the first game OF
the tr;-firalS hy the score Of |? ~ II.
Charleston Defeats Elkins.
Charleston easily dcf"ared t.!k1ns hy
the one sided score of GS to -. At no
time during tho contest did FIkinS prove
dangerous. during me second half
Charleston was OF the defense saving
their energies for the final contests.
ClenGenr;iu Wills.
ClenGrnnin WON Il hard Fought pattle
from Fairview High by a 81 10 Fl score
The 1918 champions had to exert them
selves to tho limit for n victory.
Lumberport Loses To Redwood.
Tho I.Hm3rriNnrt five were defeated
by Tsichwond High in a we'll played game
by 90 to 70 score.
welsburg Defeats Magnolia.
Magnolia high went down To defeat
before thr slaughter Of III" W"liSourS
aggregation by the score nf "a TO IS.
Clartsbu-g wins.
Grafton high was Easily d"fcatnd ny
the Washington High team Of ClnrkS-
burg, by thu cnn-sid"d score OF Sl'to Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
RUSSELL BOND WAS
ONLY PRIZE winner
AT BUCKHANN0N
Speedy Forward of wheeling High WAS
Only Local Player to Annex one
Of Many Prizes.

Russell Bond the little but speedy
forward Of the Wheeling High school
basketball team was the only indlVid-
ual prize winner on the local team, play
ing at Buclihannon. BY caging II 1lelo
baskets in the game with "adesto"n,
Bond received n beautiful military SET
as the prize for the highest indlvloua
score in Il single game.
He was also tied with Games. tne
Charleston forward for the largest nuin-
Der Of baskets during the entire tourna-
mcnt. Bond having II field goals 70
his credit in four games played. Whlle
Games had the same number for 1lVe
games played. The local team did not
know of the many prizes that were 10
he given. but for which they could nave
won many. For in the "adesto"n
games they were on the defense thor'
oughcut tho contest, saving themselves
for other games.
Fairmont High school easily won the
cheering cup for they had tho most
wonderful system of cheering seen at
any contest, while the cheering had an
extra fine voice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
WHEELING HIGH SHOULD HAVE !
WON 1T HAD THE BEST TEAM,
SAYS PROFESSOR H. B. JOHNS
Description of Game Principal Of High School Backs up the STATE
nen That Local Boys Other Teams 0utclssed Despite the
Fact That They Had Less Weight Than Any Opponents

"Wheeling high should have won the
state tournament" said Prof. H. Il.
Johns when talking to an Intelligenccr
reported last evening. "and 1t Is the
opinion OF fans from Fairmont, Clarks-
burg, Bristol and many other schools
that Wheeling had the fastest team on
the floor.
THE game with Buckhannon was the
hardest fought game Of the tournament
and would have been won by our boys
but for streak Of luck on the part OF
Buckhannon. With four minutes to
play the score was IS to Is in Wheel
ings favor. During the next minute
one of the opposing forwards Gagged
basket. This was followed by FIVE
fouls being called on the Wheeling
players, and luckily Buckhannon made
three of the fouls just as the referees
whistle blew. In five MINUTES extra SEES
sion Johnston of Buckhannon Gagged
two baskets and one foul
ut is also the opinion OF fans that
Buckhannon is better than Charleston,
for with only fifteen minuteS rest after
the hard fought battle with Wheeling
the Buckhannon FIVE went in the finals
with Charleston In the semi-hnals
Charleston found an easy opponent IN
Wellsburg. In the end Of the first half
Charleston was leading by fifteen
poln4. During the last half Charleston
boyss rested themselves for the finals.
while Buckhannon had TO 20 tho limit
at alb stages Of the game
If all in attendance at the tourna-
mcfit would vote on which was the best
team, the largest majority Of them
would say that Wheeling was the fast
est, cleancst and best team on the door
Fans from Clarksburg. Bristol, Fair
mont, Grafton AorSantown and many
others have the greatest compliments
for the Wheeling team.
Buckhannon was represented by four
players over six feet in height. while
the center was six feet four inches.
There were from Is to 80 players in
the tournament that were over six feet
in height. The opinion Of many fans
il that there were five teams in the
tournament that played better ball than
the majority Of college teams, these be-
ing Clendennin- Charlesoen. wheeling
Bristol and Buckhannon-
TOO much credit cannot be given the
Wheeling boys for the majority OF them
are playing their first year in scholastic
circles. The team itself is not COM
posed Of any stars, but is one of the
hest working machines In the state"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
THE WORK OF CORY, BOND AND
Kn6BERLN WAS FEATURE
TEROUGHOUT TOURNAMENT.

After winning two hard fought battles
with Piedmont and WadeStown the
Ruckhannou By a % to IS score in one
Of the gamest contests played IN the
tournament at Buckhannon. Hotelns
their opponents to a tie at the eno OIL
tne for play, then losing by 1lfe poitil ,
three minutes extra session - x Ine
\-record of the wheeling high school i've
at the state tournament.
During the three minutes extra ses.
sion. Johnston the speedy I"r ,Ssr es ID
goals and one foul. Two chances d.
foul shooting was given the locals out
the strain was too much Tor Caplatu
Robrecht. After bearing all respohsi-
bilities Of a captain during the contest
and extending himself to the limit ~
TRIMS, to bring smother victory FOR ms
). alma mater. then at the critical ulo'nenC
~ having the teams rate IN ms 0 W.
Withstand. Throughout the contest
Robrecht had shot eight fouls out OF
twelve chances. then trying to snoot TWO
more under the above trying conaltton
8 the position that captain roofe1"'
The field shooting Of Cory and Bond
WAS very good during all the games.
While Kinberlin played a stellar game
at center his field shooting in the 7ast
contest was good The guarding Of I'D
bens and Robrecht was OF the sensation
very little Individual starring was
done BY the locals in any contest. but
the teamwork was about the best in the
I tournament. The players Of both teams
can be complimentfd on their clean tao
tics at critical moments Of the game,
Following is the lineup and summary OIL
the two games Saturday:
Wheeling High Buckhanno1 High
SoFS''' Forward
Bond. $780,
Kinnoerisn..' -. conts- $500 -''''''i'''
Robrecht (CaptD -. .RonroauEn
Guard
Guard
FIELD goals: Cory >: Eond 2: kimhHrlln
8; Johnston 3: Ross 5: Rohrbaugh !.
Foul goals: Rohrecht out or L.
Johnston out Of Is.
Wheeling High Feomont HtSn
COrY. .----.. 49,
BONO ''''' Forward -
Nmoerlin' ..'.. cc,ts, |>>'<'''''
R0orecns' 49, Guard "
Guard
1 Field goals: Cory 5: Bond 4: Koorecnat
Foul goals: Robrecht out Of Is; Olson
4 out Of S: Tredlock 1 out of 4.
Cnarlesto Defeats Bucfhannon.
Charlestc- High school basket oail
tear, won the honors of the state hE
defeating Ruckhannon by es 70 *
score. Buckhannon was within one
point Of the championship until TIE iast
IN seconds Of play, when Cablish. the
speedy Charleston forward Gagged an
easy goal. as the final whistle blew.
This was the first defeat OF the season
Tor the Buckhannon five.
Charleston Defeats "ensburg.
Charleston high had very little tro1o!e
tn defeating the Weusburs quintet IN
srhe Brooke Countians wcCe outclassed
IN every department OF the game by the
Capital City tosSers.
wensburg Defeats Etchwood.
During the morning session the Wells
burg quintet defeated the Fleetwood I'VE
by the close score Of - to .. Tarr. the
big center for Wellsburg. was removed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE

ATLANTA. Ga. March 16-Thc South
ern railway transfer station at 1nman
Yards near here was destroyed hy fire
early tonight. The damage IS estimated
About eighty carloads Of foodstuffs
and other freighgt within the transfer
and a number OF empty freight cars
were destroyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

Cham Pete Herman. OF Ncw Or
.eaitS. ultimate han'a'nw"'Eht cham
piun. will make his first appearance IN
a bout in Nav England tonight. nc
will take on Al Shuh"rt. the feather
weight Of New Bedford. for twelve
rounds star baut 1T Nrw ISndfnrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
Y. M. C. A, wins FROM
WE:LLSBURC 40 TO 20

Saturday evening on the local floor
the "T" quintet OF this city took the
WellSburg Independents into camp by
49 to 80 score. The puSs-work Of the
visitors was far above tho average, W hle
the accurate shooting of the local
team WAS tho best this season.
Stewart, Kompart anu Turk were the
individual stars for the winners, while
Jacobs played host for the losers. Thr
lineup WAS as follows:
Y. NJ. G. AS. wel1Sburr-3o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

Kenny Leonard has asked TINT Ihn
rrh. with Henry Thorpe. scheduled for
joplin. Mo. March II hn rostp"n"d II
week in order tina; hi ran get snrn" *
ira training Hicks.
George Engel. matchmaker OF III"
Olympic 4. \. Of lhilad"lrhiA. "XHrrts
- sim ur ''IaE TURNER. the Indian. and
Harry Grrh. ~ r;:t "hur:h. for Il boa,
~ his Club on Monday evening. March
cath.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

Johnny prrrrrntc, of Jersey city. tho
gond livhtw"!2 ht wil! h""l. 10 with AZ
Il" OI."arr r." local ha'ii'r. N ihr
star bout nt eight rounds ri tn" ATtn"ry
A. \. Of jersey city I',.;hts tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

Irish Patsry elmo IL now Legitimate
we1terwetght. for he called or hin tom
ronnd bout with Eddie Moy, Of Al,-n-
.own. Pa, tn night ct Montreal, cannhn,
because he refused to mako lao pounds
for the contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

Jeff Smith will. be 4 busy fighter FOR
the next seven days. HI signed up 1or
two more battles. tho first with jim
Eookcr the coinrcd fighter nf Atlantic
City, at tho Atlantic Cry Sporting club
on March 49, and his second with Joe
E:gan. the Boston tighter. for we've
rounds to 4 decision. 4. Boston on March
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

ti~rno. N" 9r"n;'r box n- promoter
IT France has not received hlT !lcrn%"
60 far 10 stage boxing; shows at Paris
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

II the boxing bill is PASSED In tnr
Cnnnccticut Legislature and "a S!Er;od ~
tho governor OF tho sta'o. u VIII rI:I
for tan-rouni. nn-rrrlHiun h>u,S wi;ii
niyht-0uncn slovea. Il was learned to-
dav that the legislators ara fuvurnhIc
70 the bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

Irish Patsy Cline tho local light
weight. IN letter 10 Billy Newman. the
Harlem sporting nan- states that he is
In excellent fighting condition again at
Montreal. Canada. where nc has been
getting into cond Hion for ring encoun-
tiers for several weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

Johnny Clinton. the promising light
weight, and Louie Rngash. tho New
england lightweight. have been secured
10 meet in a 1c-round decision bout at
Boston on March Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

Benny valEer. the likely French
lightweight. IS no longer under the
management of Frank Bagley. Valger,
it is reported got peeved over Baglcy
going to San Francisco with Willie
Jackson and leaving him behind. and he
has placed himself under the manage
ment of Joe Jacobs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

Observation-Disclosures for iiadnrn.
Field Guals--J, Watkins. Ill G, Wat
kin1, II; II; Thompson, 81 Hawthorne
8; Mrnl:rmllIer. s. Farmer 81 lLsdorn /.
Foul tinnlA-~Mrnkemill s nut Of 10;
+. Watkins q uul Of &; g Watkins, 2
out Of 1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

Benny Valger. the fcathcrwcight mar
sci Of the east. known throughout tho
country az the "frcnch Flash. is IN
linz for several good matches. Accord
INK to his ncw2 manager Joe Jacobs
yaIr.r IS wanted 10 box in several 81
m, large cities within the next month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

Jimmy Dc Forest the veteran handler
and manager OF fighters and licensed
referee of boxing bouts in tho state CT
New Jersey. has Just been granted a IL
cense by the New Jersey Boxing COM
mission to stage boxing shows at his
gymnasium at Long Branch. n. J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
TWlXT ROUNDS

Billy Gibson. manager Of Champion
Benny Leonard. is bringing back 10 New
York with him from San Francisco
Willie Me1,han. the pudEe heavyweight
Of San Francisco. Glib is Of the opin-
ion that Meehan can give such fighters
as Clay Turner the Indian, Harry Greb
and BARLEY Madden. stiff bouts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

As both Harry Greb OF Pittsburgh
and George Chip Of New Castle have re-
fused tlattcrinG offers TO box Clay 1ur-
ner a ten round bout at the Velodrome
A. c. Of Buffalo, n. T. on March II,
Matchmaker Dan Rogers was compelled
to sign up George CLANCY of Baltinire
and George Young Erne OF Buffalo for
the main bout on that night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

The ten-round bout between Ton
Cowler. the English heavyweight, ant
Billy Miskc. the fast big fellow of st
Paul. will be fought at Joplin, Mo-, 81
the right OF March IS. The bout was
to have been held on March IA. but q:
niske asked for moro time in which Il
get into condition. the promoter put tn
bout back TWO weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
Old GOLD AND BLUE FIVE Easily
DEFEAT PIEDMONT QUINTET
m MoRNING CONTEST.

LOSE ~ARr-BREAKNG BATTLE TO
RUCKEANNON IN THREE
MNuTE EXTRA SESSION.