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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
UNION HIGH TO
MEET L|NSLY FIVE
BENwooD HIGH LADS WILL CLASH
WITH LINSLY CADETS FRIDAY
EVENING AT BENWOOD.
Union High Sextette Will Clash with
Beua!re Feminine Basketcers.

One Of the best games Of the season
will hi. pulled off Friday erenin~ IN
inter scholastic circles when III" boys
Of Union clash with the boys or Llhsly
0 nthe Union High floor.
Several weeks ago these teams mo-
with the result that Union was defeatel
by n very small margin after leading
up until the last five minutes CT me
game. The Linsly five has been GONG
Al n great clip here lately and no doubt
the Union boys will have TO step llHcIF
Ia dcrent The Linsly boys.
Union has been playing good ball this
season and are greatly encouraged ny
their game last Saturday evening when
they held tho fast going MoundsViliH
five to n low score. No doubt the Union
boys Will come out victorious IN th''
game.
The Union boys will lineup as follows:
NJ. Refill. forward, G. Belhl. forward;
Lcppcrt, captain and center; Hughes
guard; Hart. guard: subs. Hail. Bran
ncn. McCardlc.
Asa preliminary 10 this game the
fast going Union girls will meet the
RrlIaIre girls. The Union girls have
hcen travelling at a fast rat" this sea
son winning out Of games. and no
doubt this will he close game Go.oa NV
Wheeling earlier in tho season and Tria-
dcphia succeeded in downing Union on
their own floor by small margin hu'
this defeat was later avenged whcn
they defeated Triade'phia by score 81
"9-lG on their own floor.
Ecllalrc has a very strong team thi7
year and have only been defeated one"
that bc!nb by Wheeling High. The Inloh
girls are greatly encouraged over their
victory over Mnundsville SATURDAY
evening in tho toughest game or me
season and are running heavy for valley
honors. Tho girls Will lineup as TO-
lnws: Misses Bell and Baker. forwards;
Misses Smith and Strong. guards: MISS
Woodhuru, center: Miss Leeds side CEN
tor: subs. Misses Daugh"rty. We'llhg'
SrrNnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
bob" LATT|MER
TO THE SOUTHERN
LEAGUE MARCH 10

rob" Tattimcr one OF tho classIcst
ever turned ont on the Mar
tins Ferry sand lots. will get chance
10 display his wares IN fast company
this spring.
Young I.attimcr has been ordered L"
report to Birmingham IN the Southern
League. on March 10Th. HIS motto" al
rived last week. Lattimrr first attract
ed attention when hc began polling them
out last season IN Martins Ferry
Eagles unIfrum. Art ROwlcy. the Ferry
manager taught HIM a few trades or enc
national sport. and when hc began 4"
burn UP tho paths and cover the outireid
Ink" circus tent, other Scmi-prO teams
began To sit and tako notice.
His case was finally brought to tho
attention "f the Birmingham manage
ment and during III" winter his sigma
ture was placed on a contract. And II ~
a Snf" bet that Bob will stay IN the
southern city. once he gets tar
chance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
ANSWER COLUMBIA CLUB
Sport Editor lntclliEcrcer:

sport Editor lntClliECuCer:
The MCMcch"n Tx Highs hereby ISSUE
"halI"ng" 70 the Columbia club for a
gam" Of basketball To he played on the
Union High floor March Sth.
Several weeks uEo tho E.X-Highs
iournrycd Ia Wh""lINE weakened ny IN.
loss Of ihrc" regulars and were defeat
ed by Smnl margin only by very poor
ret"rcciEg. After defeating such teams
aS St. MHrN$. Fulton. Newark lndiumr
Glcnwo"l. IA. and the Wizards with
three regulars Of III" Theta Mn lineup
They ar" Conhdcu; that they can defeat
IN" Columbia club by At least % points
The ENllighs or" willing to pui NJ \
forfeit Of E2n oa tn" gam" and II tn"
Columbia club desires ~ d" this thnv
can do =" when arranging ;hr game
II III" FN-liirh% defeat 'hc Columbia
'lUh on tho IIj"n High floor they arr
willing 10 m",r thom "u any neutral
floor except ia" tplhrdrHl coop. We ar"
willing ~ show ia" Columbia rluI' thai
"" have a h"'io" team than they and
that il was a dirty deal that cost Va
the gam" on their own cellar. To ar
range for tins gam" call Hotel kCffcr
and ask Cor Walter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24

Vile for burial. He was the son-in-laW.
Of Mrs. John Burlingame. He Is sur:
vivcd by his wife and several small
children. E1
Yrs. Will F. Duerr Is visiting relat-
ives at Bella!re. O., this week
Mr.. w. f. Mcknight, former resident
Of this place. but now Of the tax com.
missioners office. Charleston. was =
prominent visitor this week.
Prof. J. E. Riley continues I'll ut hts
home on Maple avenue. He had moye
serious case OF influenza. and Is yet nm.
able TO assume his duties - principal
Of Magnolia high chool.
The board Of education examined pans
Of architects for the new high school
recently. 1t is expected that something
definite will be done in the near future
looking towards tho floating OF bona
issue for same.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
FRANK HANKE HERE

Frank liark". we'll known on tlrn stage
a. Frank Vernon. former Wheeling
man. ~ atopping Of in tn" Ciiy for a
few days visit with friends. II" is on
his way 10 New Castle. Pa. for his next
performance.
He Is reput"d to he one Of tn" best
roller skaters on tho vaudeville stage
having achieved the art some twenty
years ago he appeared in vaudeville
here in his former home city last Sep
tcmber. playing AT the Victoria theatre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
P. & E. 6. NINE WILL
ORGANIZE THURSDAY

All former members Of the Patterson
and Elm Grove baseball team and any
other players wishing a trynut with
this team. ar" requested to meet Thurs
day evening al eight o'clock al the Sci
hert's Pool Rooms. Elm Grove. for tho
purpose or organizing 70" IN" coming
several Years ago The Pegs" were
represented. 10y ON" Of the strongest
teams in tn" valley. but with tn" APP
proaCh Of war many players enlisted
in the services and for the past two
years Elm Grove has been represented
by hut y far team
This ycRr WIKI most Of IN" men back
home. one Of the best teams In history
Is anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
MRS, ROMINE GOES
TO CHARLESTON
Left Last Night 70 Attend The S1eeaA
Session Of The Legislature which
Couvcncs This week.

Mrs. +. s Eomino left LIST night Tor
Charleston. where she VIII attend tne
special session of the Legislature when
cCnyrnrS on Friday at noon. The prln.
cipal purpose Of which is 7" -, ,ure rat.
ifcat!on II the suffrage ar"ndi3ent. TO
date thirty one states hay" rauried,
New Jersey having been ~" last. II ~
rxpncicd that the remaininr five will
ratiTy before the tim" of the primary
elections the first OF May.
Mrs Romne returned yesterday
morning from Chicago. where she was
a state delegate 10 the National SUI.
. fragc Assoc alton Convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
W. Y. /. TO HAVE
STRONG OPPONENTS

Special Dispatch 10 The IntclliC"ncer.
MOEGANTrWN. W. Va. Feb at
WAS mad" kurwn here today that in
stead OF competing in one Of IN" minor
college class relay races AT tn" Penn
relay meet this spring. West virginia
university VIII he entered in III" class
with pittsburgh. Syracuse. Columbia
and other larg" eastern institutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
You Need Not
Suffer from Catarrh

tack tho catarrhal poisons. cleanse ana
strengthen tn" blood so it Will carry
viEur and health Ia the mucous mem
hran"s "n i;s journeys through your
body. and nature will soon restore you
10 health. You will be relieved OF the
dropptngs OF mucous IN your thoat. sores
In noStrIls, bad breath. hawking and spit
ting
All reputable druggists carry g. 3. 3.
in stock. and we recommend you to give
II Il trial at once.
The chief medical adviser Of the Com
pany will cheerfully answer Ill lotters
on the subject. There Is no charge for
tho medical advice. Address Swift epe.
cific Company, Isl Swift LaborAtttys Az
lanta Ga 5Es =. = ~ = Z y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
BUT YOU MUST DRIVE IT OUT OF
YOUR BLOOD TO GET RID OF
IT PERMANENTLY.

You have probably been in the habit or
applying external treatments. trying 10
cure your Catarrh. You have used
sprays. washes and lotions and possibly
been temporarily relieved. But after a
short time you had another attack and
wondered why. You must realize that
Ca,arrh !s an infection Of the blood. and
to get permanent relief the catsrrh In
lection must be driven out OF the blood.
The quicker you come TO understand this
the quicker you will get 1t out Of your
system. 8. S. s.. which has been in con-
stand use for over nifty years. will at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
NEALE SIGNS.
WITH THE REDS

CINCINNATI. O.. Feb. 2%.-Outfeldrr
Earle Nealc today signed his 1920 CON
tract with the Cincinnati Nationals; The
remaining hoId-outS Of the world cham
pionS arc Roush. Reuther, Eller. kori.
Daubert and Groh. Roush. however. has
intimated that h" will 20 south with the
team and President Hermann believes
the others will sign in few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
East End Midgets Add
Another Victory; 20-l6
Rough Game Played on Columbia
Scouts Floor Resulted in Win For
East End Lads.

The East End Nd ITS "'In ''"r
their Wonderful record ~ detea'jHg -"
fast going Columbia Scouts by the
clos" scUr" "t coils IN one OF tho best
galH"S pl"!cd IN Jhr CnlUiuu." I.u..I
This S"aS IN TI.N D.; tn" sixth victory
for the Fast End lad: and they arr step
ping rapid paC" and are NOW laying
claim - IN" championship IF the valley
N IN" lnr- il class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
SMITH SCORESk.O.;
CONNORS the VICTIM

AKRON. -. Fob. ga Sergeant Ray
Smith Of Newark. y. j.. Knocked out
Jack ConnorS of New York III the scc-
end round az q sch"dulcd twelve round
hoNinc contest here tonight Til" men
ar" h,aVNWlEniS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
BIG GAME AT THE
CATHEDRAL TONIGHT
Theta Mu and whitaker-Glessn" Buck
etball Toams VIII Clash ut
Tonight.

ono Of Tho best games scheduled IN
. the ctty for tins evening Will I'D the ono
10 be playrd Mt the Cathedral ArmCry
STARTING, at S.lI sharp. between IN"
Theta Mu five and the Whitak"r-Gl"ss-
ncr team.
Judging from the records these two
fivrs have made this season. the game
will be hard fought and plenty or act
ION will be seen by those attending the
, game.
Whitakcr-Glessner will probably use
tho same five they used in the last game
against the Frat boys. when they were
only defeated by 3 points. while the
Theta Mu quinet will use their best
men. Llneups will very likely be as
follows:
Theta Nh. Whltaker-G !ossncr.
l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
WESLEYAN Won

Special Dispatch IL The Intcllconcer.
BETHANY. Feb. "&.--Sum" fast play
ing featured the Wesleyan college Bet n
any gam" staged IN the new gymnasium
here tonight. and resulted In n victory
for the McthodiSts by TO-. score.
During the first half the buffalo
Creek lads showed plenty or fight. and
for a time 1t Locked as though Wesleyan
would bo unable to stop them. hut ny
timely shots by Johnson and SncdeGa-
stopped the Bethany onslaught.
Johnson. Of Wesleyan. and Allen. OF
Bethany. staged a pretty fight for the
honors in high scoring. but when tho
final whistle blew both players lad
scored nsnetccA points for their respect
i've team.
W. Va. wcS-4o. Rcthany-cI.
Sncdcgar ..,....... ikpdTk
Forward
Johnson ...,.s-.,.''.- .'.'''..'' AI'eH
FORWARD
Potter -...........'..''' Nanuo'ph
Center.
Rohrbaugh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. hughes
Guard.
STARK ....'''''.' Na"+"'''''
Guard
SubStltutions Rolf for Johnson;
Fisher for SnedeG6r: Lorcntz for Rohr-
bauGh; Blue for Randolph.
Field Goals Sn"d"Ear. >: Johnson. 4;
Potter, |: Stark. 4 Eoark. =: All"n. ::
Randolph Razzin'c". !.
Fouls---I ohnsOn. II out ~ 1t; Stark.
out OF 2: Allen. IL out OF -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
1878 LETTER men
LOST INDOOR GRID
GAME TO End TEAM
FOOTBALL LETTER MEN LOST n
ROUGH AND TUMBLE GAME TO
WHEELING SECONDS BY
Ais SCORE.
Game Proved TO BE Side-splitttrG
Comedy to tho Students That Filled
the Gymnasium.

In a rough and tumble came which
was marked by clipping ANA tr!PPh.N
I and rcScmbled n football Eniu" IN MY
: season the Nh"ci''S ME-" - ''''' ',''
! team defeated tn" !. TER men on 'h'
! I'I9 iootp'1i Squa" ~ '"' WV
! 10.
pn SeNe''' ''N''''''''' ''''' -
! baby thinking lie was EoIhR Iur'
J touchdown through IN" I'h' ana l"'
! with the ball. pi'H.N" n"h OK "h'"
! they wcr" in possession Ct 1t anu trying
Z to drihhl" 1" IN" hhSk'l me 'tu III t"'
lr,t half found tn" second team !oauIhE
. 10y the small margin Of four points nun
the letter men w"i" IN u" '"h"'l'on "'''
. were soon exhausted and then STOOD ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
McGraw to Quit
Giants is Report

STORIES FROM HAVANA SAY MANAGER is CON,
SIDERING HIS RETIREMENT AS A RESULT or
FIGHT WITH STONEHAM-FlST1C BATTLE
GAVE CUBAN CAPITAL A TWO DAY SENSA-
TON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
OUTCASTS WON

Tho Outcasts OF the whitaker Gless-
rer defeated the T. I. Gs OF the same
place l4-12. last evening.
Summary:
p. 7. q. Team-12 outcasts-14.
Hopkins. .. Forward. -. .Schar
McHcnry. Forward. 49,. Baers
4. Iattjmer. -. Center. -. Fleming
:. I,attmcr. Guard. ... E. ... Sorg
Welgeham. .... Guard. :. t'rohme
Field gcalS-EItpkrns. 4: Schaff l.:
RacrS :. Sorg .: Frohme I MctIcnry .:
Foul goals--Hpikins . out Of L.; Baers
: out Of II.
~RUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24

Field Eoa!s--Ruwmau !: r Purrura -
Schr"cdcr !; Stein =: Twnnry 4: Fouls
Tuuncy =; T. Iurpura :"
SuhStitutI"n~--, Bowman for Shan
non: krcss for Rci;h; Cam for Abra-
ham.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25
NOMAD NO MORE

NOMAD NO MOnE Brother Towards a nomad by nature. He doesn't look it-would deny 1t. He is big. handsome, prosperous. As a husband he's loving, settled. Heart could wish no better father. His family adore him. But he's got the wanderlust. He's always taking them somewhere. Wife is forever flat-hunting. Or else she's choosing hotels. Says she packs trunks in her sleep. She has wanted home for years. Brother says, Nothing doing. Property's a bother-ties you down. Bad investment. Taxes eat it up. You have to stick in it. Or you hold the bag for tenants" Every August wife spends in town. She tolls from agent to agent. Almost gets sunstroke each season. She usually takes a sub-lease. Permanence is not for her. Rent is exorbitant-no matter. Christmas they'll be elsewhere. Moving times he takes a western trip. Returns when they're all settled. This year she went on secret strike. She had sprained her foot. It was really getting we'll
 But she neglected to mention that. She stayed right on being laid up. He had to house -hunt-good nightl He perspired from agent to agent. Miles of apartments he inspected. Walked his feet into solid bruises. Agents examinations made him mad. So many barred children.
 He told one he'd drown the twins. Then maybe he'd be eligible.
 He'd find a flat that might do. |. An hour later it would be gone. He came home furious every night. Called landlords profiteers.
 He took a hotel suite temporarily.
 To crown all, her maid left.
 He had to do the packing.
 Nearly broke his back.
 Aches and pains left him sleepless. His eyes opened other ways. too.
 He put himself in wife'ss place.
 Next day he brought home a deed.
 He'd bought a home in the suburbs. Paid double. but didn't care. Family danced round him joyTIlly. s Suddenly the Missus remembered. She sat down. "Oh. my footl" 5 Mine, tool" he sympathized & Feet are great educators. s Teach you a lot, don't they?"
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25
I II I TIE GIZDEV7 7NA7ED RLZE
 BD LHlian PGschM D0T
By LZZI07 PGSch0I D0y

She nodded happily. You've two Golden Rule feet now" Full yard measure" he grinned. He is an ex-nomad now. Isn't it odd?
 We don't realize how it feels. But we do when it's our feet
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

Identification by finger-prlnrs IS generally supposed to be a modern detective device, but it appears that it was employed in Korea 1.200 years ago. having been commonly used in the deeds for the sale of slaves.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25
By Condo

The worlds production of coal is estimated by the United States geolog- ical survey as 1.170,OO0,000 metric tons in 1919 (metric ton of 2205 pounds), as compared with 1.332O00. 900 metric tons in 1918.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

Cocoanuts are the common form of exchange among the natives of Nico-
 bars. For instance, a box of matches | is worth 20 cocoanuts, while for needles the price is one cocoanut each.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

Geese lay the best eggs from the point of view of nourishment. Then come ducks and guinea fowl. Hens are fourth on the list, with turkeys and blowers following.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

Failure of North American exporters to place sufficient postage on letters sent to Argentina causes unfavorable opinion of American business methods.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

The wedding ring takes it's origin from the bracelet, which was regarded among the ancient Egyptians as the symbol of marriage.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

The greatest radio station in the world is under construction on Long Island.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25
By Alrnan

Delaware has only seven women phy- sicians. six in Wilmington and one in Seaford.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

To enable a hammer to be used as a hatchet an inventor has patented a blade to be attached to It's head.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

Nearly one-half of the oats grow Tn Iowa. Illinois. Texas, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

wood the aging effects of years are said to be accomplished in 24 hours.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

Bees have a language and a system of telegraphy, according to Professor Francis Jager, of the University of Minnesota.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

Four rubber balls Tn a new electrical machine messages persons spines as effectively as the fingers of a strong masseur.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

A gas engine machine has been in- vented that cleans old brick with a
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

Tn Hungary the women do not vote until they are 24. and then only fl they can read and write.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

The poppy is being discussed for ac- ceptance as the memorial flower of the American Legion
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

Tn France there are 14000.000 who have savings accounts.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

The largest municipal office building in the world is that in New York City
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

A machine has been invented that strips twigs from camphor trees with out injuring the trees.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

The first known photograph was made by Daguerre in 1920.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25
S:bl..Dt'H1I.'B IS l',,,,,, NI||:'''' I||'''''' I|::'' |::;'. Y: !! !!
BI O. 3. Joyful

Bl O. 8. Joyful
 "On t25.0dO a year my children and myself can just about dodge the poor house." complained a New York and Philadelphia society woman.
 She had been awarded 5000 a month alimony.
 One might suppose that there was a young army of children Co be support ed. There are two.
 Believe me-" asserts Squire Abner Narpinutou. "i'd like nothing better than the job of dodains poorhouses on s35,oo a yearl"
 Ono thousand Armenians sailed from Constanfinoplo for the u. $. A. If the mandate won't come to Armenia. Ar menians win come to the mandate, eh2
 sweden has inaugurated a method of making good Swedes out of the resi- dents there. according to Senator Alexis Biorkman. of Stockholm. now visiting ln America. Every good citizen Is entitled to have one gallon of brandy each month" explains the senator. But he doesn't tell how any citizen can be good and on the outside of a gallon at the same time. Mrs. Mary Bedig. of San Francisco, is suing her husband for divorce, alleg- inx that he "smacks his lips after eat- ing
 And would the lady have him only smack her nps7
 Six spotted lizards esee=-d from boat ln Philadelphia harbor, says a dispatch from that city. Respectfully referred 10 Hon. Dry Kramer, Washing ton, Q. c.
 Just when tho cost of living Is com ing down SO one naturally would want to live
 The National Association of Under takers Tn conference at Cincinnati an. nounced that prices for burials have been reduced.
 The darkest spot in the world righ now is on the Araguaya river. in Bra xil. where dwell the Carojos.
 These Caro1os. according to a fear less explorer just returned are very very uncivilized. They make darkes Africa look like broad daylight.
 For proof:
 ssThe women of the tribe paint thei faces and wear jeweiry all over thei persons. These women wear earring and rings on their fingers. They wea scanty skirts and spend much tim beautifying themselves. Indeed. often takes them hours to do up thei hair in the most ridiculous of fashion.
 Those Caro1os women must be a uncivilized bunchi
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

Six pink-spotted lizards esee=-d from q boat In Philadelphia harbor, says a dispatch from that city. Respectfully referred to Hon. Dry Kramer, Washing ton, Q. c.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

Just when tho cost of living Is com ing down SO one naturally would want to live
 The National Association Of Under takers Tn conference at Cincinnati an- nounced that prices for burials have been reduced.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

Mrs. Mary Bedig. of San Francisco. is suing her husband for divorce. alleg- lnw that he "smacks his lips after eat ing"
 And would the lady have him only smack her lips7
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

One thousand Armenians sailed from Constantinoplo for the q. $. A. If the mandate won't come to Armenia. Ar menians win come to the mandate. eh ?
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-11

well, l see the team has signed
up," remarked a Pirate rooter
facetiously the other day when the
news appeared that Wilbur Cooper,
star hurler of the Buccaneers had
put his signature on his 1920 agree
ment.
1t isn't quite that bad as far as
the team is concerned but the fact
is that the signing of Cooper means
that the Pirates need not fear los
ing their best bet.
Cooper has been the Walter John
son of the Pirates for several sea-
sons, winning despite the rotten
backing he has had much of the
time.
One reason Cooper is such a bear
may be the fact that he was born
, in Bearsville, W. Va, Feb. "a, 1892
He started in pro ball with the
Marion club in the Ohio State
league in 1911. He won II and lost
II games with them and the follow
ing season he was grabbed by the
Columbus A. A. club. Sixteen vic
tories and only nine defeats in the
1912 campaign caused the Pirates tC
go after him and he has been with
them ever since. He has been a
big winner every season except
1915, when he lost 16 games while
winning only five.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-03-11
TONY CAp0NI AND KICK ARE
ON EDGE FOR ENGAGEMENT At
EMPIRE BOXING RING TONIGHT
MARCH % DATE
TO OPEN SERIES
PENN VS.. CHI. u.

Chicago, March 1.-THE first
game of the title basketball series
between the University of Chicago
and the University of Pennsyl-
vania will be played in Chicago,
March %. it was announced today.
The second game will be played in
Philadelphia, March 25, and if a
third game is necessary it prob
ably will be played in the gymnas-
ium of Princeton university, March
.27.
Under plans for disposition Of
tickets only those affiliated with
the university will have an oppor-
tunity to witness the game here.
Coach Pat Page of the University
OF Chicago announced the same ar
rangements would obtain at the
Pennsylvania game.
''The game is purely university
affair."" he said. "We are not try
ing to make money"