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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-18
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-18
LIBERTY R0Nna

New 81 ork.sNOv. 19I--IAberty.. ,h,oond
prizes . 1st6 p.s m...5 today Here, 8
a.E.sale2:sois arst $3.50; seconds1,s
1-4.s 13.eo; third \ les. $40: = S6urth
4 s1.4.9ssA3.0A Victory 3I3s4sr INN
Victory s3-4sSseDy2o.. sszss So,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-18
DULUTH:
DULUTH GRAIN

Duluth. MINI, November.1s! 49,
Rye was a strong and active feaS
ture in today'ss training. Good de-
mand came from operators and the
grain was strongly held. Spot rye
closed. 3 cents up; Decen,ber j cents
up and May 2 1-2 cents up.
There we're no fresh developments
In staxseed. November closed un-
Changed: December. unchanged and
May ! cent of.
Oats closed 1901 cent-up for spot
and barley closed unchanged Tor
spot. Closing: s
Wheat-No.s / northern on track,
80 2.95; Nc. 2 northern, $2.85@
s.90;,. No. 8 northern, $2.s0@2.s5; No.
= arnber durun1 on track, 1924 i-2@
t2.3s; No. 2 amber durutn, 1921 1870
t2.35: No. ] m~ixedsdurums on track,
$2.l9.i-2@3:37;s No: 2smixed durum,
$2.l6 -2@s.35:tsN No 4 1 Idurum on
track, $2:22sl-2G2.27; No. 2 durun,,
42.19 1-2@z.23. IL i
Linseed-On track. 81. 77@4.so: ar,
riYal,$4:7eS November 3475 bid; De.
|cernber. $4.ss bid; May, $3.50 asked.
Oats--7On track, 6Ss7-S97- rs; to
arrive, 80 7.s. !, a
Rye71onttrack and arrive, 31.4ok:
December. ti..36; May, s1.42 50 bid.
Barley---On track, $1.l3@i.4l.
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GHuAGoS
LIyEsToCK

Chicago, Nov ls.-HoE receipts
$1,000; fairly active Zoe ssto I5cs low
or: top SLATE: bulk 3l4.65; heavy
$14.65;"Ss heavy $14.25@ $11.70: me-
dunn $14.y6@ Hats; li9ht $14.25@
$14:S5; light light $40 $3.50: heavy
packing sows, smooth S1s.s00314.16:
packing soxa: rough, $l3@tls.5e:
Cattle receipts 10000; lover; beef
steers, medium and heavy weight.
choice and pfime,Y $18.35@ $20:60:
medium and. good SI1@S1s.25;scom-
NOR $S,75@$11: light weight good
ana choice -$14@ $50; cotnmon and
mtediutnsss@$l4; butcher cattle. heif-
era :se.76@ s14.76; cows se:5o9:t13.-
Buccaneers and cutters $5.s0@46.40:
veal colvea e17.5o@11&5o;s feeder
steers sl.g5@$l3.25; stocker steers,
SS.25@&10.a as; western range steers
S7:5o@e16:25; cows and hetfers $3.50
@&12.75. : aSsfa:. .
Sheep ! receipts $4,000; strensp
lambs. $12.5e@,$t5; culisTand common
$s:75@$12.25a ewes. medium, good
and:choiee S7@AS:36; culls and com-
$1h. 50.
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Delinquent Tax Sale List
OF
Grand Forks County

Erection Of the. board: Of county
commissioners Of Grand Forks county,
North Dakota, I hereby give notice that
aIlsof the Following described lands and
town lots situated In the con9ty OF
Grand Forks, state Of North Dakota, on
which the - Of 1919 apd previous BUS
said taxes at public sale in. the manner
office.tin the city OF Grand Forks: Y
" Of Grand Forks. state Of North Pa
kota. IN Tuesday the Sth day OF De
cember: a. p. 1913. <commsncinE at the
hour OF 10Sosclock ia the forenoon.
HANS ANDERSON,
Auditor Of Grand Forks County.
Note-The following signs. abbrevia-
tsions and letters used n this list are
intended to be interpreted as follows.
viz: The letters s. y. W. n E: as
south. north. west and east respective
~, no or or neA as northeast quarter.
sw er or swA g. %so6thwest auarter:
sec. as section: twp as township: r as
range: pit as part; bal as balance; It as
hall: The word or is to be understood
characters are printed together. The
amount OF he tax is printed In dollars
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-18

5st Z CASH SALES. 4,
Chicago. Noy.rsls.-Corn. No. ~ /,
nixeds$1.50@i.54;gNo. 2 yellow 1855
f@t1.66 81.
Oats. mo. 2 white. IS 1905 Ia;
No. white 20 1-2@75.s,
Rye. No: 2, $1.$s 1-2@Il.3s.
Barley $1.45 @1.55.
Timothy $1,000 lit so. II
Clover nominal.
Pork,thonfnal. .&; .
Lard IAS25.1O.
Ribs $19.00@2O.5o. IS
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u

,-t.ttE Esls+ - - tEN..-tL.E
Chicago Nov. 1s.-Butter higher:
receipts 5.519 tubs; creamery extras
n; htstts.60.@ ~6s;;seconds 57@bg l-2:
Cheese higher; daisies 81 s-403:
Ia; twins 30 1-2@31; Americassss33
.1-2; %longhorns 80 l-2; brick 32033
t1-2; twin daisies 81 1909.
Egg receipts 4,342 cases; unthang--
ed. Sa
Poultry, alive, unsettled. springs
%: fowls "A sl-2@22: turkeys SO.
..Slowness Of cash demand for. lard
tended somewhat to- cause depression
in the late dealings,
Later the threatened embargo on
railway freight owing to the coal
strike became the principal builisl1
factor, and. made December shorts
especially anxious. The clese-Ras firm
4 1-8 :tosA las. net higher.lwith De-
cember1.S4 IA to 1.s4 is:Sand May
L1.26 1.8 stQ4A1..26 il. go .s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-18

New York. Nov 1s-.Butter AEms1
ssss.s - na,1 =, sTsam ssss,h atEssr e ,5han
ts2 scored Il l-2@72; shrsts 5000
1-2. z 4as
Eggs Arm, receipts .s,72o: fresh
gathered extras 76 OFT; hrsts
73@75;Yf1rsts s68Z72.
Cheese steady: receipts 2.16e; state
whole milk fats current makeg|pe-
citls 32s1-2@ 33;.$do average rurEs31,
N2@32 '1-4;@state whole milk twins
current current make specials 31a1-2
@32; do average y n 81. i &
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A201H0ox 9oWH0K1P. "
Township ls2, Range 81.
Sec. Acres Amt.
Anton Il. Aaserud. ed swa.17 60 s27.52
III. Aaserud, nw}.. Is 160 54.7S
Anton II. Aaserud, nj sw3.1S 50 27.5e
Anton II. Aaserud, e3 nwl.20 so 40.69
Anto H. Aaserud, pit nes 80,
sea 49,. ........2 ~ l. 800
Anton H.. Aaserud. VIZ seA.20 so S2.l4
NIAGARA ToWN0R1P.
Township 152, 1angsF 80.
~ Sec. Acres Amt.
Nels Me!snd, sea :;. 30: lso 'sS -
Bank 81 Niagara. nwi..S7 iso 1925
Fr. G. Taper and Roy =,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
old GOLD AND blue
WIN FROM "STUBS'

Tho scXtcttc of the Wheeling High
school easily defeated the fast St"ubcn :
willie High six by IL sc To IA score. Stcu-
bcnrillc was completely outclas$cd in
all departments OF the game. but a hard
game throughout.
Miss Bovcrman was tho big star OF
the game caginE SO Of the teams 46
points. while the passing Of Miss Lewis
contributed largely to tho success Of
her team. Misses Wylic and Stcinbick-
or played good game at guard. For
the visitors Misses Worthington ard
Jones played best
The game was cleanly played
Throughout, and was fairly interesting.
Following is the lineup of the teams:
Wheeling, 4e. Steubenviue, IA.
Miss Brorcrman 49,. Miss Worthington
Forward.
Miss Lewis (CaptD. Miss Jones
Forward
Miss Smith. Miss Blackburn
Center.
Miss Jones ............MisS Brandfass
Side Center.
MISS StrInhickcf. ..AlSS CRAWFORD
Guard
Miss Wylic .-........... Miss ONcil
Guard.
tutinns--t'landening for Jones.
Field Goals-Brovcrman. II; Lewis,
5; Worthington. 1: Jones. ..
Foul Goals-Hrnvcrman. out Of Z:
Jones. ont OF u.
Rcfcrcc-Boycc. ". H. S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
INFIFIOER Charley HERzOG
AGAIN To PLAY IN NEW YORK,
THIS TINE WITH YANKEES

playing FIRST for the Chants. ChrlSty
Mat hew$on assisting John McGraw III
the management and coaching of the
Giants, and Miller Higgins leading the
Yankees. there will h" former Reds mere
two Of them cN-Itcd leaders.
1t will Srrm funny /" see Chase. an
ex-Yank manager. with tn" Giants. anu
Hcrzic, an cX-t;iant star. with the Yam
KEGS. Time sure does bring about some
startling changes in the world OF base
ball
4 conference is To bc held to-day pc
tween Mrssrs. Huston. Rupert and Tug
gins of the Yanks. ana Charlie HcrZoE
and George Washington Grant. tho now
boss Of the Braves. II seems that f"r|h
|bns y contract calling for $l0.0DO for IN"
season of 1919 with tho Boston Gun
hut this is.ronsidrrrd too steep for them
TO shoulder. 50 tho Yankees are rcauy
to pay the freight.
Naturally, fTerzi~. who has been play
inr 1T top speed for so many years. i
thought TO b. on the tnboggan by Il
majority Of the big league managers
and that IS why all the clubs hut inc
Yankees. in both leagues. have agreed
TO waive claim on hun
Uerztr says h" will he glad I" play
for the New York Americans. but II the
club signs him they will nave L" pay
just as much as his contract with me
Braves calls for. He has made IN"
hurried trip to New York city In order
to have Il chat with the Boston owner
and the bosses of tho IankS.
hooters for tht Yankees VIII o.
mighty glad to So" this fiery player
working in tho 'inticld for the iller
Higgins team this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
'BELLA|RE HIGH
| WINS TWO CANES

A fast but fcatrueess game was the
result Of tho meeting between the fast
srxtcttte Of Wheeling high school Nor
NAL and the Bellairc high high SIX. Iho
net result was in Bcilaire's favor by a
80 10 % score. The Bellaire boys de-
fcatcd the fast Muskinsum Academy
team by Il score Of 4S TO 81.
In the girls game the playing Of MISS
FRANKIE was particularly mcritorious for
Bcliairc. while the shooting of MISS
Wagner was also good. Misses DAVID
son and Ham were the stars for the
Wheeling team. In the boys game Gull
bcrtson and Bennett played excellent ball
for BcIlairr. while Mccullough and
Young starred for tho Academy boys.
Both games wcr" fast and furious and
all teams can b" complmentcd for their
clean sport smanship. The teams line
up is as follows:
Wing. High Normal Bellaire High
Miss Davidson ..... ...... Miss FRANKIE
Forward.
MISS Ham ........... SllSS "aSHct
Forward.
Miss Reed MISS Simmons
Center.
Miss Bcntc. Miss Bowen
Side Center.
Miss l'oorman ..... Miss Rodcwig
Guard.
Miss Anderson. ...........Mis Stcllars
Guard.
Subs,itutinns--L. Rodewig for FRANKIE
Field Gnals--F'rankc. 6; Wagner. G;
Rodcwig. 3; Davidson, 8: HAN. 3
Folu Goals-Frankc. |; L. Rodcwig,
4; Davidson. 4.
oil A..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
SPORT BRIEFS

+ 7. Maloncy. tho pocket billiards
star Of the Bronx. made thrilling fin
ish to his match in the national cham
nionshin tournament III the New YORK
Athletic Club against Henry S. Os-
borne.
Yalc's relay team broke the worlds
record in the 200-yard relay race with
columbia here last night. lowering the
former mark Of I'm. IL l-5s. 10 I'm. AIS.
'rhe Blue swimming team also closed
lis ninth straight swimming champion
ship by whipping Columbia u to 10.
Although tho Columbia varsity crow
has received invitations TO row against
both Yale and Harvard II is understood
tina, tho Blue and White authorities
have, decided not To accept either bid.
Harvard wanted Columbia to Journey
ia Cambridge for a race on May -.
while Yale was anxious to have the
Morningsdc Heights oarsmcn visit the
Housratopic cours" at Derby on May ~
as the third crew in the Ialc-rrinccton
race on that date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
w, VA, UNIVERSITY
BASEBALL CARD
NOT COMPLETED
Ohio University, Pittsburgh Coneg1ans,
Penn State, Ohio wesleyan and
Bethany Assured For Contests.

MORGANTOWN. March -l.-(Srr-
cioD--With lust three weeks till the
first games Of the season arc schcduleo.
Wcsl NirginiaS management has not
vc, hccn able Ia close up the nome
schedule for baseball. Ohio University
will omen tho season hero IN April lIth
and 18th and from that time I'LL III"
last of May every Weekend is prorlocd
with contests either al home or AWAY
Bethany college comes here Tor Two
ran,rs. tho Pittsburgh CnllcEians Tor
two; Ohm Wesleyan for two ana
Penn state for three games put IL"
contcsts are scheduled for JunG ana
inasmuch as the present semester VI
the university started Two weeks la'cr
than usual, it is probable that com
mcnccmcnt will not be held till after
he middle Of June and there WILL
therefore. be AT least two wcck-"nds
in Juno that will have TO be filled WIN
homo games The fact that mt ana
". 4. ]. are not playing baseball TINS
ycar makes it very difficult for inc
Nountainccrs to round out HON" care
though il is easy enough to secure
games in the cast. away from ho''l'
An eight game trip has been CLOSED
here including games with Yale. LOT
nell and other leading institutions.
! Ovcrturcs were made 10 Rutgers, Id
faycttc. LchiGh. and other tGamS Una
annually make southern Trips out az
have abandoned them for tins year VIZ
ginia played three games here last yea
hui could not he persuaded TO return
the coming season.
However, il is possible that Hans
Wagner and his Carnegie Tech team
| will tppear here for tw" games hno
these with those already arranged vii
round out a fair card. 1t is hoped tha'
in another year both Pitt and W. & D.
will be back ON the diamond as 'nc
series with those teams always arous'
Cd the greatest interest Of any on the
MountaineerS card.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
CATHEDRAL DEFEATS
MOUND CITY BOYS
BY A 1918 SCORE

In a hard-fought game IN the Caiho-
dral floor the Mound City quintet was
defeated by tho overwhelming Scor" or
A. 10 -. Despite tho onr-sidrd score.
III, games w"r" interesting anu very
Lively throughout. In fast prclimin-
AIRY The cathedral Seconds won from
the MrundSviIlr boys Ivy 4 4l-iO-26 score.
For the CathcdralitcS Stein was the
individual star. showing form on the
foul lin" far above ihr average. and
also playing IL good passing game huv-
INK u of The teams points to his credit.
while Ciorsurh and Rohrl put up Il good
brand IF bali. Fur III" visitors. Pickett
: rlaycd hnSl. Although II" did not dis
t, play his.1tsual form Oh fouls. he played
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
Boston Braves Can't Afford
to Pay $4,000 Salary to
the Famous In6elder This
Season.

II Manhattan baseball fans are not
provided with the two best major league
clubs in the history Of the city, lhe"
it won't be the fault Of the owners OF
the Giants and Yankees. reSpccllFelE
There will be all kinds of famous t;Ien.
TO attract the attention of the u'a"opA
enthusiasts this season. and every "'.N
row sees a brilliant name added u TIC
payroll of the local clubs.
The latest addition TO the local oaSe-
ball colony is Charly HerzoE. or courSe
tho deal that will bring Charlie PACK
10 Gotham for the Ste"nth TIM" haSh
been completed yet. but before another
day rolls around il looks as though nc
will be rull-fledged Yankee.
Herzic has been shunted back ana
forth between Boston and CINCINNATI
several times now. but this Will D" INC
first time that he has worn the livery
Of the New York Americans. ana MS
changing from one league TO another
should put new pep into his playing
Herzog has always been popular ~
New York He has lots Of 1rlends anu
a bunch of fans who like to roast hiu'
too. but hc is always in there trSlne
and his difficult stops. his catches ana
,,ncly hits often decide garncs In thf
home clubs favor. Then. too. ne mas
IN indonitablc fighting disposition
He frequently braces up the sinking
s,prits Of hin teammates. especially
when the score is heavy against ms
side and many times he has peen re-
sponsibl: for turning what seemed to b.
sure defeat into victory
Charley is one of those players VINO
arc game TO the core. always Win
chin on his shoulder and forever ready
10 argue with the umpire. right OF
wrong. This is tn" spirit that wins anc
i, is the brand Of Il player that MAJOR
ity of fans like To SOC in action.
With Herzic back III New Pork. play
inr second for the Yankees Hal CHASE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
WAIVERS
co STRONG IN
A. B. {. TOURNEY

TOLEDO. March 21.--Today proved
to he largely Fort Wayncs day in the
American Bowling Congress tourna-
ment now on here.
W. Dorhrmann and T.. Farnam. who
helped shoot the Lincoln Fire 1nsur-
ancc company five into first place last
night. bowled LOS in their two men
even, and tied for tenth place in the
standing with Schneider and Wanzuns
Of Chicago.
Farnam also took fourth place in the
all events with 1865 for his nine tour
namcnt games. bowling 643 with tho
Lincoln Lifcs.. 613 in his doubles and
610 in his singles.
A second place pair showed up in the
doubles today when r. Miller and Z.
SchmalZ OF Hamilton, Ohio. boWlcd
1928, nine points below the leaders, 4.
Daikcr and l.. Waterman OF Cincin-
natl.
There were no changes today in the
individual standings. j. Bcckcs OF
Fort Wayne recorded e4S for the best
count OF tho day. The second high
score in tho singles was that Of r.
Kraft Of Fort Wayne with 636. Other
scores. were: W. Zimpfcr. Columbus.
629; f. Schmalzzz. Hamilton. 627; T.
Cruycraft. Hamilton. 625.
tho COZ registered by Dochrman and
Farnan Of Fort Wayne. c. Rcinhart
and !. Kelly Of Fort Wayne were third
with Zoe Other scores were: w. Dor
SAND. Dryer. Buffalo. 1.165: u. Miller
II. Sanders. Lima. 1883; i. Farnan-L.
Hartman. Fort Wayne. l.1S3; +. Fox
w. Wilson. Cleveland. 1.l30.
Other howlcrs competing today wcr"
from Detroit. Jamestown. New YORK.
a tinc gam" at guard. McSwain and
Ellis also starred for the losers.
The game was largely attended by
fans of both schools. while the feature
nf The cheering WAS n delegation Of Ca
dc,s from the LinSly institute, giving
hearty yclls for both teams.
The teams lineup is as follows:
C,,hedral-43. Moundsville-I3.
| Rohrl ........,........ McS~ain
Forward
Stein .................. Noooourn
Forward
| GOrSuch ................. Moorc
Center
| MCIntcc ..............,. Ellis
Guard
Guard
| observation-disclosures for Stein
! Quinn for Mc1ntcr: Eberling for Ellis
! Field Goals-Rohrl 1. Stein ), Gorsuch
I, McSwaiu >. Ellis ..
Foul Goals-Stcn. II out Of 10: Cor
such. q out Of 5: Ellis, out Of -; Pick
cit. ( out Of II.
Rcfcrcc-J. Gorsuch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
ny" M|DCETS TO MEET
MARTINS FERRY FIVE

The fast "Y~ Midget baskn, ball team
will meet the Martins Ferry All-Stars
this evening in tho gymnasium nf tn"
Y. NJ G. A. 4 fast game is expected. as
much rivalry exists between tho two
teams. The NTidgctS will he crippled
NV the absence of kull the lanky center
hut DESPITE this they expect 10 easily de-
feat the ver-thc-rivrr boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
tom" Upton COMING
over TO ARRANGE FOR
ANOTHER YACHT RACE

MARBLEITEAD. Mass, March TIA
cablcgram was received by the CORN
,hinan Yacht club to-day from Sir
Thomas Upton, stating that he was
sailing on the Aquitania and would
reach tho United States about March
o6. where h. would confer with Amcrl-
can yachtsmcn about tn" resumption
OF ntcrna tional yatch racing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22

Irish Patsy Cline. who knicked out
Frank Bud" Murphy of syracuse In on"
round at Montreal recently. was matched
to-day to meet Jimmy Duffy. the well
tcrwcight If I.ockport. N. =, for ton
rounds at rho Olympic 4. c. OF Montreal
on March "A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
old GOLD AND Blue
MEET L|NSly FIVE
ON The FLOOR TONIGHT

Wheeling High quintet will clash with
the LnSly five this evening on tho for
MGR floor in what is expected TO be q
scrnppy and interesting game. as the
LinSly team arc after revenge for the
defeat rendered thom by tho Old Gold and
Blue several weeks ago. \ fast pre-
liminary is expected between the Sec
onds Of the respective schools.
All tn" regulars Of both teams will be
In the lineup in tho first half. and a
battle royal is expected Although the
Cadets have won but few Of their
games. they are not The least worried
over the showing they will make this
evening.
4 spirited contest is expected when
tho seconds clash. for the LinSly boys
have lost very few games during the
entire season. while tho Wheeling high
hnvs arc iuhilant over the victory from
Rrllairc boys last week The teams will
lineup rs follows:
Wheeling High Linsly Institute.
Fnnd.... .Nehh'Hl'ilHl
Forward
Cory.... 49,. .'... hao"i l"
Forward
Center
Robrrrht (Capt) 49,. ...... Sinclair
Guard
Tibhcns. 80. ........ 49, storcr
Guard
Wheeling High ends. Itnsly 2nds
Erinknan. 80. 'hullcN
Forward
Fcul"kc. ..... 80. ''....' dl'''cl
Forward
". tlrich.. -. -. 49,. '''''''' i'c''
Center
s, wnlro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
TWIXT ROUNDS

Ted Lewis. holder Of III" weiter-
weight title, will stin Engage in three
more bouts this month. Monday night
he meets Jack Brittou Tor twelve
rounds at tho Mckinney y. c. OF
Canton, .. March "A he tackles JACK
Perry Of Pittsburgh for ton rounds az
the Duounsna Garden iS PttSouraiS
and March 81 he swaps punches win
it O. LouGhln of South BethIencil
for twelve rounds ut Tulsa, Aka
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22

Captains for the different sections
have been chosn as follows: Mrs. Philip
Boyer Of Piping Rock. Long Island; Mrs,
Lester Ketcham Dunwodic. Wcstchcs-
ter: Mrs. T. Melissa Of Hackensack:
North Jersey. and Miss Violet Miller.
Of Baltusrol. South Jersey. Before a
decision is made concerning the number
Of players on a side the secretaries Of
the clubs will communicated with. hut
it is understood that ten will be IA
vorable figure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
MEETING OF P0TTERS

The regular meeting Of the POTTER
,cc,1 No. as. held their regular session
in tho Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly hall las; evening. No mat
tors OF Importance were discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22

Little Matty Herbert. IN" local 1caln-
erwcight has Il new mana ger He is
Lee Flynn. who also handles the al
fairs Of Bill Brennan. Pete Hartley,
Battling lahn and Barney Adalr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22

Jimmy Duffy. the west side light
! weight has just hccn mustered out OF
: the army and is ready to take on any OF
, the good men in his class. jimmy Tc-
ccivcd his honorable discharge papers
on Saturday and is doing light training
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
81 E=5======5 m THO WORLD OF SPORTS - 5$#S

will tax" on Harry Grcb for ten rouhuS
at the DuQursuc Garden in mat CITY
Brennan is III good Shap" and - c"rt''"
be will Outpuut his rugged and ealh'
opponent. The men ar" tIEhiinG lux
Il percentage OF the gross receipts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
Stogie Jr.'s Challenge

Tho Stngir .lr>. Hrn considerably
pncvcd After challenging any team in
tho Ohio valley for Il Gamc they have
hcrn unable ~ ut an answer. The
South Wheeling boys bellows that III"
teams in this city ar" afraid 10 play
them or they would answer the rhHl-
lcnEc Tho SiogicS only won IS out Of
- games played last SclSou. To ar
range for n gam" answer through this
paper or write W. Wendell. &7Hi l;nft
street, Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22

Bill Brennan. the Chicago heavyweight
loft last night for Pitts purgh. where ne