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New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
THE MUSES. GHOST

Since Evelna threw me down,
My muse has drawn her dying breath:
Her biting words and cruel frown
Have doomed the tender maid to death
Not now do rhapsodes resound
With "limpid eye and rosy cheek"
These luscious lips" "the dimpes round"
My own dear heart" and soul so bleak.
And yet there cannot but arise
The fear that here IS aught amiss-
Fer. if we grant the maids demise
How, then, could have written this
CLERIC
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
FRIIz.

Our bool: on the Harvard-Yale game
is closed. Mr.. Arthur Robinson, not
aware that the odds Of 7 to 2 were
made for metrical reasons, snapped us
up; and we, standing BY the printed
word, accepted.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

1t is our suggestion to readers .h,.
they do their Christmas shopping ear,,
and buy Moon-Calf, by Floyd Dell.
Main Street, by Sinclair Lewis; N,s
Lulu Bett, by zona Gale, and Potterism
by Rose Macaulay.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

1t is pleasant to think that We chose
SEVEN" that being the lowest dis
syllable cardinal =. Thank heaven
we didn't say ninety to two"
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

Artists to somebody slse's finger tips
z. p. A.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

For a southpaw compliment with
reverse twist service the record stands
with the following from The Editor
and Publisher, Charles NJ. Lincoln
speaking:
During The Worlds Investigations
Of the affairs Of the Carnegie Trust
Company nine years ago Swope did
work that would have reflected credit
upon lawyer of the first rank. In
the Becker case, coming the next year.
he showed qualities diametrically op-
posite.''
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

Artists in the honorarium line are
the Philadelphia manicures, who, ask
ing for higher extra fees, have
unionized.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

male. Dull indeed had The v,,.,.
wcman to be as we'll as inconcs;--,,~
strong, physically, in order TO 80.
ccntented, a prisoner at hard a'' 80
within four walls, her menta, ou.,
determined by. her husbands I'N
spiritual by the dogmas Of a pros,.. ~
hating church. 0iscontentaa, :
gods! I am absolutely bound n "
lieve that if my two grandmother ~ ~
virtuous, they were stupid. .s, ;. ~
heredity experts gloat as thew nil,
"Now, I am going to read III. =.
be eoks, Main Street and Moon-ca,.r
One or two inquiries have drit,.a
recently as to the identity of "will;.~
Gather" recently mentioned in 49,.
columns. This time We can plsad =.
guilty. The proofroom took advsr,as
Of US while we were home siel :.
should, Of course, have been wu,'
Gather.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

Entered At the Postornce a. New York ~ Second
Class Mail Matter
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

For many months we believed ,,,.
F. Scott Fitzgerald's This Side Of p.,.
disc was somewhat distorted pic,.,.
of life at Princeton, but walking tbronrs
the university a couple OF Saturdsvs
ago, on the eve of football came !.
seemed to our jaundiced and Hsrv.,s
eye that perhaps Mr. Fitzgerald w,.
right after all.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

Valeska Suratt will wear daring
gowns and uncover some of the under
world in Jack Lait's sketch.-The Sun.
The ever daring Valcska.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

And a great difficulty with the
colyumists who write their stuff from
two days to q weel. ahead of publica-
ton is that the profiteers of to-day
are the conspicuous prico-reducers of
q week from to-day.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

The only difference between wearing
1916 suit this winter and last is
that this winter you feel 4OeS-ac-
cording to yesterdays news from
Rochester-less virtuous.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

Readers Of "Main Street" are not
torn with the desire to visit, for even
day, Gopher Prairie. But readers Of
"The Old Wives Tale" Whom God
Hath Joined" "Hilda Lessways," and
other Arnold Bennett books that treat
of the Five Towns would like to put
in a few days in Bursley or Knype-
citizenship thelc might be romantical
ly fascinating. Mr. Lewiss primrose
is pale yellow, and the river or
whose brim it grows is a dull and
sluggish creek; Mr. Benefits primrose
is whole garden of gorgeous yellow
blooms upon the banks of the Thames,
the Amazon, or the Mississippi. And
both beholders-life being what you
chuck into it and not what you exhume
from it--sce truly, with what we in
the Army used to call q 20 /20 vision.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

Some of the policemen who are in
specting automobiles in this newest
safety drive don't know any more about
motors than the drivers thems .lves
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

Civilized man seems to be living
pretty we'll without cooks. Necessity
edits adages.-The Sun.
Too many cooks, then, are i'm
possible.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

What I want to know" declared
Raymond Hitchcock yesterday, "is
what has become of Woodrow Wilson'S
open coverlets openly arrived at!"
Morning Telegraph.
Maybe Mr.. Hap Ward and Mr..
George AIDE and Mr.. Kin Hubbard did
give Mr. Hitchcock, as he says they
did, wheezes he springs in "Hitchy
koo,' but Mr.. Haywood Broun, author
Of the jest Mr.. Hitchcock is credited
with, never gave him that one.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

Somebody surely must have said it
before, but, as the starry vault is our
witness, it just occurred to us. 1t
isn't much Of an epigram, but they do
laugh at such things on the stage, and
Prof. Haywood Broun would work it
into football story, play review, or
a book Necessity is the
mother of convention"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
HAL MAHENE winner
OF PHOENIX Event

Lexington. KY. Oct ll.--IIal Malone,
owned by George Brandeis OF Omaha,
Ncb. and driven by Marvin ChildH. won
the Phoenix Hotel prlZo for 2:0b pnCorS
this afternoon at tho Grand circuit
meeting here.
The nrat heat wont to Royal Earl
an accident causing Hsl Malone -
stumble before tho eighth pole was
reached In the first heat Of tho race.
Lillian s. finished nrnt In this hoat.
but after hearing tho report OF tho pa p
troll Judges and drivers. the Judges an
nounccd that she would DO placed last
for Interference on tho part or her driv,
or. Thornton.
princess Mary. second choice with thu
spcculuturs WAS so severely Injured
that nh. had To hr drawn. Hal Malone
easily won the second and third honiH
Esther Il Ia the zoo pace and Miriam
Guy Ia the 2.l2 ir"t became d"ubl"
xinncrn for the meeting However.
heats. the nqc"nd going 1" the HeldlnI
Irish Voter Nlsn ii hSnt winner In hl,
.prrvinun start hero. Ian iindEcwOod.
pacing good inOe. Won third In tho
nuinmkIy.
Miriam day took tho 2i7 irut In
stiuiEhl boats This making nor fourth
virI"rY In uH many wo"Lr
Ia tho Hoouni heat she rnme nonr
cuunIIIng her ,ounrd 81 J 90 y. mazda In
hot other stint hsro E"inH tho milo !"
rOGls Tho ClOalng Tn"n roHnll"d In
Harry HIuh0u. tho race being tho nfih
won by this popular driver NJ tho mooI-
Ing ',
The nrui heat went 10 Wnli"r u.
whIIo tho llltlo Canadian owned marc.
hlIin Clny landed third In tho summary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
CARPENTER AND
LEV|NSKY IN fine
FETTLE FOR BATTLE

New Y"ik, oct iI.--Tho owe ar tho
international boxing houi between
HcuIron Carpenter. European noHVl
weight tiIlah"idnr nnd lntilihH l"VIn
ally, American liHhI heavyweight cham
ul"n At Icisoy CiV baseball park, to
in"Ii"w niHhi. r"'ind both mon !" good
phYnI'uI '"ndiiI"u anh confident
Tho ,"nloIi win lao "a ~ round nnuli
nui uudoi tho Now Io'HoY b"slna i"w
40 do'i ninnn hIu poImllIoh
II appio,lnIa an undnT inspection
i'nIl.niior Declared My wUIL VIII hn
watched ,l".oly aud critically ny juIy
IhRI Ia ohu"si"h IN tho l"r" az flHii"un"
I ain ready VIII win
4 mn IN nhnpo aud That tou" avery
thug" i.ovluHhy said YIN VIII Got
hiV rurprlS" Tu""h"y might " yen
think tho FIon'hmnn can beat mo. I'm
HuIng 10 knock him over.
Another lntcrnailonal nix round
content will hiring t"Roihor Tod Kid
I.owIH. European wrl,orw"lEht am
pInu aud Marcel Th"iunr! holder tho
Frnnrh wclicrwclHht lltlr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
SECOND INNING

nnOOhLHH- wheat up. Bsl oas.
Rail two. strike one. Hall three. HtTihs
two wheat famed. he claimed that
he ala not stTihs At the ball. Myers
up F0uI, stTiLs one, Myers fiisd out
10 wood, who ala NOT have v" move TO
make the oat0h. Money AZ. btriLs "ns.
h0a.v ahol a siaGis lat" rtuht nsid.
hIIdnu up. htrihs one. ht'ihs two.
r0ui Howell nnbisd hildnTfs gs"uA'
dss and the halter was safs al n'st.
H"nsy anina /" ss""nd. MILES up,
nLIiL. 1a. usJdnsI unused "p hslllsfs
gIuuadsI Aad tie h@tts1 reached NET
hmith up, uassa IuII naii "ns. n"'ith
nisd ""t ~ ppsaLs' n" '"ns. o"s hit.
~" s.E"ss
ULnvnLA n"'as up nail ga.
Hall two ut,iLs Gas pt'iks iva. r""I
nslI tL,.s n"I"s walled as'dss' NJ
r.uI si,Iks "a. ui,ik- ~" u"'d"-s
I",".d Dusss ~ ss"""h. u""sB \" ~
s"a wnpd up wand got = Eisais lat"
LETT usIa, ussd..' s"I"g 4" thisd. %"
wheat. ,h.p~ =" Ihisd we dsphYa
i", s.adN.d n.Wsli ~ T""i, -i'ihs
oa. Htdhs w." nell "". nsil ~"
F"uI Hild"U t""h a~~sifs as""rd.'
.sl ths.w us'dnsI "ut ~ The plate,
wood H"ias ~ thi,d O'H-liI up, VHeiil
so.".a nswsii ~hs. Hilh"u '""h his
sTo"sdss sn dtow"hsd "s""sh %" S"hs.
.sa hit. no s'I"'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
HOLD UP MARQUARD'S
SHARE OF WORLDS
SERIES RECEIPTS

CLEVELAND. oct II Iiohard tliuho)
Maruua,d Iir"ukBn pitcher. Will net
,,,oIvo hi- nhorr ct tho w"rld har i"i
y,I, ,o,cIuIr uuIII orIrT tho tl'h"l
.,uInIuu chaIH6r made uHalnnl him hot"
have been h.iIIod. J"hn lieYhler pr"n'
douI uf tho National InuHu". "nn"hh"oh
after today Hamr hnIuunIh w"H ~
,aiEnrd Ia court IhlS m"rninH ""d h'n
,urn continued unIii D't"hor !"
Tho National Ioanuo viii h"lh hlr
,hn,r nf tho io,rlpln untIi tho coo" hon
hcon noIiIod poId Nj ii"Vhl"r 'lr IL,
Ia found guilty ia" l""Em" linolr VII"
taho action
hrhrd whit ncii"n IA" lonE"o might
Inhn Mt IIrVdI'r rnIh II would 10"
uIouty rIIfr nnnuHh ~ mako Nj Ma
uunrh wiuh bod never neon w"'Id
Hurl"u ihhcl
Cleveland. OCT ~ rlt"hor "Ituh"'
Mnruunrd ~ tho Ilr""klyu M tl"nal
Tongue trum, charged with ticket rpocu
InIinn IN connection with tho world
rcrIcr hrIuR played here. appeared IN
municipal court today md Won Rlv"n a
continuance untIl bct"h"r ~. Mar
uunrd wnu ono or ~ ilCk"i HcRIpInG
cases hoard during III" forenoon.
Tho UTonklyn twlrlor when no fnC"l
Judge gIIbcrt personally requested TINT
tho charge bc carried over until lotnr ~
the week and Rr,cr listening to Ma
guards plcn Judge HIlbrrt hNcd next
Friday M tho day for hearing.
Mnruunrd /" expected TO he Manager
RobInaon'R pitching selection FOR the
last game az the series her" tomorrow
nnd II /. thought hc will not h" re-
qucsfcd to return Immediately 20
irnoklyn with TIA" team IN case tho
snrIea carries over Ia nnal decision
I'm the east.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
Pitching Duel, Mails VS.. Smith, Gives
CIevelanders Their Fourth Victory
BATTING AVERAGES
OF THE Big SERIES

Cleveland. oct ~ - HhrrTod Hml'h.
QUO 81 tho aCoE Of tho IITnOklyn pitch
Ing rlnn was unable To atop tho Clnyo
hand Indians At bat today, and thuS
gathered rova OIL hits III his "HorlnGh aud
continued out III trent la battling With
al average TnI tp~ HiN games or tti
I'uHl0r Malls faTod hottor than hlH nIoh
Ilyhi and by holding III" Ib"daoTH 4"
three hliH. pulled tho National i.onEu"
. hampIons down from upTh Of 3iO I"
"a
loo Evans was tho leading hHttoT ~
to day Ito MAS AZ t"ui limos ou'l
.iI"ta tnioo 81 the BovOu hlIH HnlhoIOd
~ tho In,iiaHs Ga hlr 0tho, tImo he
~unR ,i,InusIY bat iho ball glanced
al ih' b"i aud h." pnrr"d u I" h"hol'hy
liU'"n "iuna oct I" hi too f"r iha day.
hul"r Uasnud tho ntnl ilno ~ nnd 20
il''l "n ny 4" bia"u tho H"st Ilups
-" hls i"hi "pi'e6fr", 80 tho riai" ho
. "'"u through Win iho d,uhiU whi IL
gao hI" It'd. lia f"u,Ih ,I,i",y -" the
sole
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
New York State Grabs
DiW In Worlds Series

New York oct 1.-The long arm Of
IN. law Ia New York htsio viii roach
out FOR taIon due from about isa bano-
hall players sharing In tho ToorlptA OF
the worlds Bsrios
Under tho terms az tho recently
,uartad Income iaE law Ia this state.
not only will tho players who 1.-Two with
In tho ninto 10 taxed On their share Of
tho tnccipin "f worlds porina games
plsyad here. but those who razidn Ia
other rlatoI an wsll The law "ro",n
not only tho Cleveland and Hr"oklyn
rIayarz hut tho runnsra-up ana third
toama In cRoh leHRuo--ChlcaEo ana Now
York In tho American and Now York
and Cincinnati In tho National.
John ~. Uruce. Rsoretnry OF tho ma
tIonai commission has assured tho III
rector OF tho state tax bureau Of his
Incorporation In Furnishing Information
regarding payments covering tho games
played In tho state,
Tho non-resldenI players. II was OK
plainHd today arc taxable because they
rendered personal services" IN Now
York, Tho national commission will
take out from the checks to non.resi
dents an amount sufficient 10 pay tho
tax. whenever their shares arc greater
than 9he exemption allowed by the law.
fAAAitional Snort on Pare Ill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
NORTH LELAND A. @. vICron.

Sunday nfiarnOnn on III" Mozart
grounds the fast North Island A &. de
fcntrd the highly tout"d Mozart A. 9.
by the ncurc Of T. 10 Il. Tn" game was
worry interesting throughout aud
was Witnessed 10y II lhrE" crowd. Inc
North Island A. & was given very raw
deal on ono or two "''hNl"ha but tho
lnland lads kept plugging Throughout
tho game and cam" "ut Nl'l"fn Inc
work Of nrnndfhrH ANA 'hrr"ll In lh"
hack field and iIprhnrdi "nd NhEE"n
helm ON tho limo for TIA" island h"yH
ware tho feature or tho game. Nhhe
Nelson A e win clash with TIA" I"r'
Henry Juniura ON tho htoh"r rl"lh 'hIh
canning HundnN and u" donhl lhln In
EoInH To br II hard game f"r the lTlnnh
ladn but they arc confident "I NIt'"' Y.
Tho following players play "n 'h" '"'' u"
InI,ud g an f"ll"wH lt"r ''i"h't .
M Iruber Moore Morgan. '"Ii"ll
TInunn KrncniaP"r. lirrh"l"' ''"
wnpponhsIu II iIuuvnE""l ""h - I'"n'-
apoot Any idam IN Iho 'hl" valley
bc,woon tho wolRhiH "f llb !" ~" 'h"t
would IIhn 10 arrange gam" WIN ~"
North Island A & Unll Wheeling wv NJ
and nak FOR clayton h"tw""n nnd
o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12

Whom your skin hroRhH out With item
Ing eTuptIuns. tnttrr. orsemn. ph"rfaHlH.
rash or othor terrifying disorders. very
often tho pain bNcomCH 40 Intense. ana
tho discomfort NO thoroughly unbenr-
abIe that you are willing 10 try almoHt
any remedy that you think Will give
some measure OF rolier from tho torture.
But temporary relief will do you but
little good. for soon all tho itching and
Irritation breaks out afrcsh with re-
nswed fury. and you soon realize that
local remedies such 80 ointments. salVes
and similar treatment will never rid you
OF your trouble.
II will not be SO difficult to rid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
Why Are Skin Diseases
So Difficult to Overcome!

yourself Of skin diaenara II YOU will
but raaIiro that those troubles oTlEiIn 10
In tho blood. and II you oHpsct T""'
substantial roIiof you must tront 'h"W
through tho blood.
Tho best remedy for this purpose In
SIS, tho fine old blood rom"dy that
purIncs tho blood OF dinease germs. and
thus restores the skin Ia II normal and
healthy condition.
Begin taking $50. today. and writc
complete history Of your cass. and
our medical director Will give YOU ex-
pert advice without charge. Address
Chief Medical Adviser. $50 Swift Lab
oratory. Atlanta. Ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
The Sixth Game, Play by Play

t~o. Rail thBsa Ball T""I. asis
walled ~. T""s straight Vit"h.d s~iis
wh.st mp E"si. st.ih. "s., ntsih. 500.
a.is W.. pi"L.h M usst. OHsUl u"
ps,-s ntsths Two, nsli t-", 1""'
u.wsiI thv.w ""s wheat ~ ht"t, mrt'"S
pst,Iisa stop aHA . aalns thb"v,
Myers up nail one. n,,ih. one, Hsw.h
threw DOT Myers al NE, tstlra h'"
arouaasr b.hIsd second hose. Nh vuns,
40 hits. no sTvors.
UuLnvEAHD-nvans Mp. Htrihs ONE
Bali one. Rsii two. nvans popped 10
HonsY. wambT MP. Olson threw out
wanby AZ fret, ppsahsr up. HtNhs
6ps, h psehsP shot single Into lsft
field. Burns up. ball one. Htrhs one
speaker SCORED on BurnR' long two base
hin u left osntsr uardnsT MP. Gardner
Mad out to hsis. One run. two hits.
no srrOFa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
YANKEES AFTER GAMES

Tho Yankee Juniors. Of tho South SidN,l
would like to hear from some good lOEfI
100 pound teams In tho valley for ~
kamo next Sunday on the Twenty cixth
street grounds. Last Sunday tho Yanks
were scheduled TO play the Henry Jun
Tors but the latter team failed to show
up and tho contest was thereby forteltea:
For arrangements OF games call AIM
and ask for james.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
THIRD INNING

nnOOHLEH Olson up. H'iss ono.
OIsnn Iin. ne ~ nsw.ii Hh.shsa mp.
nt,iL. one bToui. s,'is- two. Hhsshss
nLsd out IA pp.Nhs' uslS up. usn
oas Nets popped Ia Howell no runs,
NO hits. ~" sITVTs.
ULHvRLAHD Mails up. nall 0ps,
uhs.han threw out MALLS al nTgt Evans
up utrIEs one Rail ons. nall two.
nVans singled Int" oentsy nsld, his SEQ
ora ht. Warmly NY. miller tool wan
by'a hopper and threw 10 Hilduff ana
nvana was out. HpeRhsT up. Htrlha one
upssksr went out 10 Honey unsSalstsd.
no runs one HIT, no errors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
FOURTH INNING

nROOK wheat up. Wheat pop
psd To Burns. Myers mp. Hall one,
hall two. Hall three. Honey walked
on four balls. Hildof up. Foul, strike
one strike two. Hall one. hildur
fiisd Co wood, Myers holding second.
miller up miller nlod out to Evans.
Mo runs. one hi. ma rroTS.
OLHvnLAHD-Durns up. strike one.
nall ono. FOul. strike two. ball two.
nall three. Burns sent up high NY
TO Olson. 0aTdnsr up. Gardner Thsd
out TO wheat. wood up. strike one.
BAii one. wood nisd nut to Hsis n"
ruas no hits n0 sIInIs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
EIGHTH INNING

1nnnuITH un,ILh aD NsSdasB
,n,.. ..t a.IIh ~ n,sI Ois"a ap,
OIr". crashed . I""a ~" hsas.' tat"
I.n u.in nhs.hs. "p.. Hh."h~" D"pps"
,s,,t ~ NsVdssS a'u-G-' h-hsd Too
H.is H's"gS ~. F""l, siIss ""s
us.a.s, tool H's"a-''s u'"""hs' s"d
I"uoa.d Oi-n. -. ~. hes. iia.. H" '.as
Ia. hi. no .''"'s
ULnvnLAhD Mails up Hbih- one
s,vis. two nail me. Mslis struck
out, nvAas UD. Hsil ""s' nvs" 81"
ri .d past Olson ws,nbT up, Hall On.
bali tvn HS.ns was p;ab.d OF HSst
saith ~ Honey nsiI iva, st'ihs """
FouI .triss two. wambV ni.h qua y"
wheat mo rUas aas hit, %" sI'"1s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
TIGERS WON

,,n unC nv ~. American 4. &. IN IN inilles
ind arid battle. on tho TunaM g..
grounds, Nunday afternoon, BY
OF 40. Robinson was the big hnf
IN, winners. Tho contest was plAtee n
u preliminary to tho Innkoe-N. 10 ~:
Enuio. ri M f2fAtl'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
MOUNTAINEER FOLLOWERS 4
SATISFIED With SHOWING
MANY WEAK gPOTg CROPPED OUT bot NO RAHnTITL4
or LEHTqH GAME SEVERAL CALLED DOW Iy.
BREAKING TRAININH--MARTIR AND BECK ONLY IA
ERB WHO DID NOT REPORT YE8TERDAr t1A@s

e.. ,", ~ u: mad" mad. s .s.i", i.SSs
rot rspsatsd against Pitt and that IT,
WHICH cropped out aaturdsX wowN L.
npAIn during the season. MoIAtlrA "
highly pleased with The work 2i
costly fumbfua Flanni1an was ~ ~
rIEht tackle In place Of NlohQlsoo ~
Inrhavcoky who hllsd the position Dats
uTdhy. Efii w
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
NINTH INNING

anOOH wheat mp. Hall one
wamby threw out wheat AZ first MJ.rs
up roul, stTiL. owe. Hswsil took Myers
srouad.r Nnd threw wld "a nbsN th.
batter bsinR safe ~ nrst. Honey up.
at,iL. ou. BtTiL. two. Honey formed
myers et second. OsTdnsr W WambT,
Hiiduff up. Han one. Hudnr fi.d out
,o uvans no TuuH no hits, one srroT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
FIFTH INNING

ahOOaLrH nmith up, F""i stEihs
oas nsiI one. ball IVA. nall thSss
ntsths tive hsith stIW"h "nt Olsen
aD nall Gee Ols''S sssl q ~ 4" HVssh
.. uhs.Lau up nall oa. ball i've,
atsiL. zee aswaII threw o"t Hhsshaa
~ n.s, n"'"s "sds q sl"a catch 81
H.~sIIs high th'nv n" '""s -" hits.
ss'"ss
OLnvnLAHD Jewell Wy Hnih. on..
paIl one. Foul, stVih. t~", 7"w.ll shot
a single ovsr HIldufTu h-sd UHsiil
up gewsn was out stealing. MILLER ~
olson HttIb. on. hail Uns Eiiduu
thrsw out O'urlll at first. HanP MP,
nall ono. STRIKE one. HhsshSa threw
ont Mails at first. no runs, one hit.
40 errors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12

MATHS he'd hsrIhodIy the hst,s' ~ ~"
o"nt~s, tho batlats fp'm Tho east ns
lnE huid - three s"sAtr's1 hlta Win"
Tho locale r"und H,nIihs ,"nE" f"' coy
90 Safetler
Tha winning ~ tho game rsn b" TIE"
ed - Ihia aJiti"noi edge In batting go
tho pat ~ tho Indians. f"T tito dlh"i
.nra IN tho mseing power ~ III" w."
,nntsndsra this sft"Fn""n "y""'"Hily
rprtIod tho dlnoraur" between tho soil
tary run 81 Cleveland sud tho EtTlnE OF
,Iphars which rewarded liI""hlynn rI
fn,ts 10 ruuucrI ~" 'H'urtnt' Malls
wilde swespa and sharp breaking b"nd
ere
rho iuhinua' team batting average In
tho sIath Eamo was tho same ~ that "t
Sunday. being 2t7. hat III" tUtn' result
was ono run bHtoad ~ tho "lEht ne
,uInulatsd yhHIcrdRN. nrn"hlYn. on tho
other hand pIumpnd h"f"r" tho hnnlluE
delivery 81 Mails fTun aih I" 30.
Tho credit Tor the yiCt"Tb cannot,
however. be accorded outlroly 10 MATHS
opportunity over sherry Smith. rnr III"
tlc, Gland hurl"T was backed by hot
tee brand Of team dofcuHn than tnnt he"
hlnd Ia" National League bOSm"n
Seven Ilrn"kiyuB were lsTt HIrRnd"d
with put~ntiul ruUH la tho maalng.
white hut four Indians remained "n tho
saCkH aztec tho thiTd out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12

II ~as a TaQsr aad commentary np"n
the strength ~ tho National League /"
400 u Inan who IN rated a. among Tia"
cha mptun bntioTs Of that circuit lnhon
nuI of q contest 10 alluw SuhHiliui".
hImhalf npI n0t"T"unlv a good hlil'i !"
hat fOr hi0. Hnd Whom that hHptonn u
IL a. pretty TalT iip "n -" I" liz" mat
uuIa0Ina 1T Tile aoiio
TnHishi ,'lsvaland In cheering ia
ioun "a " the Uhs,npluHhhlp already ln
~nn whit" tho hudss's s's Il" tho
iu,nrs Ciovoiand ihinhH that ia" ""ly
IhIns lhni 'rn I"'v""i iha ""'l" I'"'"
halnp nnlahol ~ l"u"''"W In '"l"t ""h
n Is han vlaI ,Idr ihni II ,"lUs ih"" ih"i
ntn"klYn viii win
IL TACT those VII" haV" watched IL"
nnnIasla ihuH ia, holi"y" ih"i u" al
nvsr now but the shouting, e"b III"
"ruwhtnB uf T,la nrost"' u" Nnb" ~
= I lnNalh nd