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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04
Worlds Series Opens at
Brooklyn on Tuesday
DODGERS AND INDIANS BELIEVED EVENLY
MATCHED EXPOSE or 1919 ROTFENNlSN
WILL RAISE COMING CONTESTS TO HIGHEST
Level. OF SPORTSMANSIIP.

land Indians. 10 Rone'nlly regarded a.
ono OF tho ErNstuni uutnoidoTr hBhahnll
has over known. IL" IL at present IN"
only playing manager IN other major
league and whh"yer lila rYhl"m OF
lo"drrship has hrom u In nuni"irnt io"-
tIIn"nY To his ability loader TO
haVr developed In Ions than ~" yoar"
al aggregation OF pluysrn that was
able Ia win for Cleveland itH nTAt ham
pionrhip Ia a major circuit
Whom tho Two Icamn tako Tho n-ld
Tuesday Tor tho nrsi game or III" Scri"a
they will ho In IN good condition ply
slCally az II ~ p"Hzlhlo for Nv" teams
or athlut 90 to DO after tho r,rrnu"us
usmpalHna they haVo boon through Tho
raUoa la both loAgunh wore not decided
AZ carly AZ usual iiTuohlYn winning ita
cisiin to tho National lonEu" pcunnn,
luaa than n wroh h"foro tho 'l"ro "f tho
aAaaon aud Cleveland capturing tho
American league tltls only ono day be-
fors tho close OF tho bohh0n
II In almost certain that Manager
apcnkcr will call upon Ills pitching AGO
Jim uaRby. In tho opening game. unlesn
Stanley FOVclcHki" exhibits thu bcitor
form Manager H0binHon viii start
rIthor hhrquhrd or Nmlth In tho hoN.
with tho chances fnv0rinE tho former
bocauHo ~ hIr good pitching In hlH &c
cent EnnoH
An intrrerIinG feature Of tho s-rIeA
will DO that for tho nrHt tlmo In n
world'H sorica two brothers viii appear
M opponents They arc Jimmy John
nton brooklyn third baEomhn. and Doe
Johnaion. Cleveland flrSt haHsman.
Tho Cleveland team IL not expected
to arrive In Now York until TueHday
morning and Il Ii likely that tn"
brooklyn club Will extend tho courtesy
Of permitting itn oppononta tho use OF
nbbctg Mold for brief workout. Man
aKor Speakers plan was to thko his
pia yera back to Cleveland after todar'H
Eamo In Detroit and permit them 1"
rest up In THAR homo city until Monday
night at o'clock. whom thoy viii lcaN"
for Now York
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Nav York. oct. 4 This world asricI
Of 1870. tho blue ribbon nvsnt Of base
ball TO doCidn tho championship OF
Americas national game, will D" uHh-
cred Ia al Ebbota Mold. brooklyn. Tu"H
day
tho c"ntosiinE tsamH. Uro"hlyn snh
Cleveland. champions TeHpoctiNoly "r
Hhe National and American loasuo" nro
perhaps moro evenly matched Than arc
world aoriss cont andnTa generally
Tho aapoao before tho grand jury In
Chicago OF tho crooked deal In Conn"u
ton with tho ~orlda seriea OF last year
o ppa Fsntly haa had no onuct On the
coming games other than Ia mako tho
players Of both teams moro determined
Than over Ia mako tho contaata a iTun
toAi Of tho relative unoTlts OF both
clubs
urports from both clubs are that tho
applications for roHorVod hsatn far out
number tho psaln To bo dlhpoaod or. nnd
with tho unrnasrvsd sosts Ia DO Hold
on tho days tho ksmor arc to bo played
n viii 10 q caso Of nrat como nrn,
aarVsd Foua fans resident ouiaid" or
brooklyn and Cleveland viii md u an
saay task TO secure tickets. AMI tho
formation OF limo In front or tho boz
orrica many hours bafore each game IN
expected
Tho meeting Of brooklyn and G1cv~-
land viii bring together In tho big
games two teams developed and man,
aged by leaders OF entirely dlnsront
schools Of baseball Wllbort Robinson.
mana COR OF tha brooklyn team. II n
graduate Of the baltimore Orioles or
tho carly ninoticH. n team that In lts
day was In a class by ltself. Manager
Robinson. however who han been con
stAntly connected with basehall since
tho days Of tho OrioleS. has kept pace
with the progress OF tho game and thus
has bosn able TO develop his team In
accordance with what no doomad tho
beat methods OF tho old school OF base
ball a. we'll a. To what appeared To
him tho best points OF tho Shodnrn sya-
tenn.
iris speaker. manager OF tho ClsVs-
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'lhHhnd l"Ihoph loi Iohh""" N"''ss"
grand jury may explain
" You have helped ma h0pe lhlH HeiINh
ia YOU pTnnla"d to do, you WIN dlHuoHHr
that th"Tu 10 dlH'fAh'" D"t"e"h INV
In urbnll played In tho American League
and IN the National II In not Tor mo
To decide which In tho bottcr--Or what
III" dIn"Tonr" In. but u Ia diHcronl' rho
American r""nH To oECol 10 ntiaNk anu
tho National IN d"IrnHlHn WORK Whctn-
"r tho pitching OF IN" NntlohhI IN DOT
tor ~ nm avnrurn In problem. Thoy
play ihr game dlIorHnIly. hIthpugh TWO
National League clubs. brooklyn ana
lii" Chants. play more on tho American
League Htyl1, and tlrNblhnd ana mo
Athletics play moro Ike tho National
League clubs Perhaps u IN matter
OF judgment Of the managers.
Expert DmABhinH Play
80 the Hcrlsh this year VIII ID" prhC-
l'rnln ia" American League KIND OF
LA ne bn 1.-THE hurprlHc attack. the at
i"mpIa /" ouiEucnsinB, tho hlam-5nhk
biJln WIN sudden nwli,heH
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DODGERS SHOW
REAL FORM IN
BOSTON CAME

urouklyn = Y. oct nro"tlNm
,l0rcd Ito Nnti"noi I.onHmo n"a""n with
II ten inning l. Ia 1 Vl'i"ry ",or Tia" I"H
tom Iirn,rs To-day II wHr "a lInii"sn liza u
Name with tho IiInvon leading ! I" az
/" Iha eighth. when tho .h""rI""n h'"' 81
up aud nh"wa oil ih"lI IU"l f"I" lh"F
-, UIud two iunH H. IL" "lghil, go l"h"
,It,,f, .lnpI. aud Wh0aI - h"Ir" Iun "v't
Ihu IIuht fIsld wall hft"t h"nl"" "h"
,d rn"iI,r, Ia lhr nlnlh, IT," l'"ht'i"
pn,o Irhl hb'h viIl, IL" Il"l"F In"" 80
Er"oi'hY'a l""hl". "l"hl"H 'p l"Y'"' "''
,llunu and I.npi'n tumble III" ~"
uInu ,uu v 30 tho result ct iHltflih ~ m
ulo oud hyoIR' tilplo wheat w"uhd ~
hlh hat Ina senH"n With n "l"Pl", h""
lilo aud y h"inu ruu hllduIf, VII" We"
ppIltod ~ yeslsTdpya F"'"" "llh 10"
,Il,nlH was "uI 81 tho Iln" ~. hut 'h"
InIu,y Ia not uaI luur mud Lac VIII u" IN
tho flrar world ncrlor Rnme H'"i"
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Hugh Fuuerton's Worlds Series Forecast

] mvo mad. careful Inquiries AM
cannot md that sny Of the pitahere ~
norloualy out Of pondlt lon. We hsNe
now completed tht doping. We hnoY.
and m far Ra va can know, the .trtngyA
Of ouch toam in each position: We kHsy
It's Etrsngth IN attack and IN 6sisne&
aud Its pitching strength. We kNov
that TIP American League CLUBS ShoT u
slight hupcrlority oycr the kaUenAl u
both attack and defense, ana I'll
tho American LEAGUE champs - pitc4s
Ing. -.
must not apply this dope TO the reauHc.
To do that wa must ube the INJURIES ~
Ia mod by this exhaustive study Of ~
tonms. hut nrbt Wa must know WHQ
will pitch tho games. ] am tAhino y
for Erantnd that each manager will uDe
hin ace at tho start and that snch VII
follow with n left handler. This 10 her4.
iy guess work AZ II seems about the
only thing thny can do They muN
match suGh other. man for msn. sne
ssisotioa OF PITCHERS havovtass
For instance if Cleveland chose -
start Ghlo against 0rimsa, bToohlyHe
chances would rho accordingly, ThO
way I dope u 10 this nBuTs how My
hiiH. runs and errors each team ouUNy
IN make IN tho pltCli1Is ~ the ppRentte
team. That In as fsr ~ J can NJ yer
W.
Isi no Aalad mel, h8smsn Tor ths1,
nor viii Ihsy aan"nnss lhsiT sitahtye
T.I - niai,np hI dHAa act kHaw UntIl ~
haaa "a i~h ~ ~a'", az ~baihsV w.
,ishi u" riiGi', .nh "aiihs' doss Ne
rIl'hG' 49,.
nti., ns",s h"~ mnnr 'i"s 4NN 80
,".. "ush, 1" ba ""hs .Hslrsi eA4N
pii.hs, w I" s".ss Whsi hAtNvy
hes. riiDh-,- Ill ~mL 4" .NA w W
leg Ih.i, r,"h"hi' ~""'.si w ~ s1lNe
., ~. ,.-Ni,. ~ he r-'s 1hsN, w ~
haY- ru---sd ,irh' =" N"h-ss, ~ -
rptr.lnr'- The results. s1
II ioutr simple .nf In The ss'lH IN
~ hand ~ SHOULD h" obi. 10 rlsh lAe
rlphi plichnt- f"r Tho nfri lhrss pasNHs
nnyh"w After that ~" plan NJ 49,
NJ ian depends upon tho standing ~ ~
clubs. rnd ". must hsss tbs scpfe ~
the team upon the pl,chrrs worhna
viii present tho score. ne Mey
Thnvlh br according 10 the dope. IN tNo
nnsI article, 3
Copyright, 1880, Dell Syndicate iHet
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No. IT, The Team Totals
Ottoman DUfnnno TOtu

DnnnHr D"fNuHo Total
Hr""lrlyn 90 i0tl tlp ITO
Cleveland a. ...ItOa tiG IiSiD
CLEVELAND prcHonIH ionm ~ Candl
, dntu Tor tho WnrId'n ChnmpinnHhip only
rIIuhiiy utr"nEcr IN tho dnpo rtr"nEi III
TINT the one which VIII rHpToHnni
nroohlyn tn" difference h"twoon Mo
tcaInH oEprTHHcd In dOp" nRuT"r founded
1 upon ia" official nN"r"Ena Of zach com
pctItur IN lens than ono hundred points
out Of nearly 1000,
Fitted man for man RgnInnt pliCh"rH
OF the opposition. IA" difference IN
rlrCmRth between thu TWO i"Hmh IL lens
than two per cent. Tho margin IN
rmn Her thRn Inns been shown Ia WoTlhH
'"rlcp In ~ number "r years. and. whild
tho prrpondornnrn Ur HtrrnKih Hos with
Sprnk"rh team. tho margin liz not gTnut
| enough Ia mako their victory "lnCh.
have Ind To MAX" IA revision or nv
arcs horhunr Of Tho docinlon "f tho
Iiroohbn team permitting Se~"ll 1"
play Ia tho nETieh ! rnihUr cEp"CtUd
that thiB pcTmishl"n which In 81 iochni
cal valuation OF III" rules. would b..
forthcoming. bat dared not nguIn as
n,ih Ala" the chnnUon 81 H"hlnh"n
making faaI HhIfs la the "nIholJ
,uuhad nIu T." annUud thC nRuIUh Hnd
.rodil bi""kbn win "i""t""" NOR"
rdnnis duo l." lnu Tn,I ih"I II lac uroh
lama, I" hii and i'il"n" "iih.I 'i,lniii,
-, H.in Ia th" i,i"ih"a ihs ia",n VIII
leo nII"nb'i l." attach
u |" n",n'ihi"E "f a"II'' I"s 1" iinl
that tho D oct .i.y.I'''d i""." ~hh h
I.a IliUh up ,u,"i an 'u", "'"'i" io"n,
h.tIImh " vu,.r. l." IT." hI,s, I'"" s"h,,'.
npu,"s !" hlI IL" b,""tI - II'It"' :"
,uu,li l..s "It'l""iIY ih"" ih'y H." Z.
!, ""i.d rUI,",,"',i. T." ih"i, TOO" 'l''."Ii
;" 'U"".l,. -I'""pIh "n"i""I b'""h ~" -
, ir.I,I.," .t.i"ni hos " I"",I 81 ""I :
nI'u 49,, t,,,i"'" """, iti""'lr" i"ht'"I
- ni,i" "r"l''-I l"r"I""d I'lr h"'"
50 ." 49," ~ '.',,',"" compelled !" '"l" "''
r",u"ihiur buru ~" hpu'" 'rl""" ~
, LniI 'ruv"lrrhi" "nh IlrrhI h",rn"'. h"ih
h-r" uu'i', lh'"WPh " hlr u'i"lu winning
tin America" League th"npI"""llr, nnh
urll h", - ~, !" beat I"'w
~" nru'"r ~" r~irr"tiInni 'l"""
frr ~ Wuilhu r'rl"T ~" i"uuru mat
$50 - "urrun lu tho "iIurRln ihlH Z" ~
IpuL tnu,h rl"u"i inVrihHi than To
WhIln Hnv nuI ~" Il'hr dih lust fnll
WHOM 90 h"p" tho WHIT" Hnr "ul"lr "red
than. but "u IA" n"lh ih"Y wei" Uui
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Remember that t"rrihIo ~urprI-" 81
1919 - tho Thought word that Inh")
McIuIIrn WIN ~" G"uht be Insulting NV"
tho minds - the backs aud iin"i"'h "t
tho MuuutainosIs great riovo" ihIs year
Tor thu present ~ook. just pfi"t l" the
annual ,Iaah with tho llll lhn'h"iH At
EuTbss rIrId ut at Saturday
MrlutiIs viii pat his Hr"irEnS through
- SUR workout G"' the o"ii'" "o"h "l'"
prnha hl, uuIl one 'fImInaau VIII u"
hstd az lnlurIus may result From
strenuous practice f"bhy ~nA not !"
tba Toast aailafisd with tho tsam
showing against tahiHh 80 pooi general
amp wa shown on t~u az thTas playa
tot. tho hard noh and break" 'hs, wen,
haUi,iHI than Inuat lie considered, ana
30 doubt. this hountsinSsrs ""uld have
RULED ~ - few moro p"lntu had thoH"
been ishcn "ut ~ tho game
Gu Saturday p"I"bar D. tha Mountain.
.crr will nuatn ATTEMPT To down tho ran.
ihors rud redeem thamssivoH for their
AuTprIBinE defeat At the hands ~ Wnr'
moro crow last year u waa muddy
Srtdlron on ths day whom tho great Rod
gore King. me and lewis combination
ta~kiad tho pRnth.ra Ia 1919. aud much
to tho disappointment 81 their followers
went down To a hiHtOrlCRl dsfcat.
L.lttis Ooandsnos Tor W, v. U.
This year Tho West virElnians NJ" not
hair cochSd up over tho bright outcome
Of tho Eamo as they were last year hut
arc lnohInE for probable be-NrE In
rtcad DI course con fidenCr IN az right
NJ IiIucE but n team cannot he too proud
~ their material aud 40 Into n game
aud lose out, much tu thor own HurpTiS"
hClntiro has held tn" MOuntalnsora IN
der wraps for tho greater part or THIS
season and littlu OF "Vcr. confidence" viii
he heard from tho tnINcraltY camp thlh
yoHr
FORWARD Pass working We'll
Tho forward PnrhinK system ~hl'h
worked n" Hu'crasf"iiy last year. h""
a 49, a
waa HaRIn revived ia laHt Saturday =
game HEainSI I.ohiEh although a ntiin o.
hos az Al, UpasE's ~CoT sTUunddd az Ia.
IaT,sptcd Martins ihTu~ins abillil n
net auuai 4" thu KtcHi It"dsorB, hat tho
hts Charleston kark viii tuIN them ln"H"
HuUd nat When the sSa4"H 10
wolf unhai ~aB
fh0 hIE siu, "f the h"uniai"s"'
oiphcu VII bo H. asUIo Ni'i"Ig. 40 ihln
lao bee" tho unToa'hsh s"Sl f"t IT,"
hru,tatnoat HtaIU,a f', the pact It."
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LOOSE PLAY IN THE NINTH
LOST GAME To NEW CHAMPS

pstt.ii oct 'rh- cleveland Z"
aI..s -h.. 49,. The A"~,i.-" I.~-s.e
p.nsssI y~-'s.a-g "i".-a The tsss.@
sas.", h-,- t.asv ~ inai.s ." b-'''.''
Ias pstv"it -", ,ba sa.,e /" The
pl",h s-s''S r'a'"pia' h.''i"s f"'
p"S.p sin Q led Hale '"~oIps f"'
TrumpI-' -~n' 4" s""""d WITHOUT .
th.sv b~i.s r,s,i. ana s""'~d -" Cobb =
single to let
Nnrtor, rhls snd CI~'h who CARRIED
tAs pitching burden f"T the new l""sn"
champions were hi, hHrd. uhll" n"Gatt
clio vsd seven bss~s halls
Tho Cisv .iaad team lsN for homo 10
pIEht They viii leave Monday night
for Brooklyn 10 open III" world" H"rlHS
Score
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CLASS ADOPTION
New Cumberland Camp 81 Modern wood
psn Preparing 10 Rsosiys hlg GLASS
Of candidates Ootobsr II.

N roHtl"wnIt. diHIIiCl deputy f"i
IA" M"hrrn W"odni"n Of Am"rl'" -"
turns ihls rnnTnlnH 4" Saw Cumberland
W Va whcI" he IL writing ~ "iAH- Of
ruudidninr f"T iullihIl"u Int" "ow cum
btTlnhd camp e." l'.Ilh
Tho ,larn Ed"pII"n viii lhho ria'" "u
NI"u,sy evening b"t"iCI II. ana Nj
rnsiIoWalI Uspc'ia I" hay" At least 90
.rhudi,Iaisa IUI nd"Iitl "u al thaI IlIuS
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PRAu HITTING OoRrasT

~ Louis. Mo. oct ~ l"uIs Hnd
Chicago rounded out tholI Hrhod"io I"I
tho 1870 campaign today with FREQ
hlttlns ,"ntbpt. which the Browns won
by 10 Ia Mt i."uis SiaIiad ito "iia'h
against EoifsT IL tho nIsI lnnl"H ""d
isyua aud " lib iuS"tt. uiu relieved hln'
wHIa also baIlsd ka,d wan tho ha"'a
veil /" hand Managed buihs. ~ ~
Louis s@nt ~ h"ino ~ hls p"unBHIS'-
sasl"st tho Waite E"s ""i /" i"sr""As
:" lnslsIs"t demands ft"m "a" spot"
tors -sni eisls, -. ~. inpund h'"'s
thioas" oih 10 ono ~
~ i."uis lEO hIO ia "a ~ .
n.ifa'. Payne. wilLt"-"" n"h n'h"ib .
i""""'d NH """h snh T. '"lll"s
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SOUTH SIDE WINS
Opening dasss oa DsIlAiSs ovenp4s
- UaOss--DuoksVss Hatls1 -
Hisk Goal aAA LsoA. WI

Tho s"nl LiIh question ,shaui1 ~
p,"uFhl ~ aud abolished - vas AvelAI
.hv~n ~ ysaIsIdGy'. ssms .trssn ~
nsi,.isa' i" ~I."h w.. fp,w.s e,sstl vi
i",I"u. ~ lhk n."yn ~ TO ~ WNA ~
i.".l- .psnins snm- ~ NE sSAssh
good f",n ~s. shawn Wy Ihs ~
hii.,s ih,"ush"ui ihs sriWs (tvI
i"d" 0nly tia f-liu'" ~ tbs Htflek
RI" n"uih SID" A, q would llhA ~
from n",r. fs-l isans IN The valley
9 Ssm" 80 Sunday. can hisV bstNatY
! sud T. ~ ~,
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HENRYS WIN
OPENING GAME
MAnT HHDnRb nhOWnD OOOD
FOhM won aIAu AhhIAL AT.
TAOK 70 ADVANTAGE rIHAI.
nUUhn Mo
Dussh. HAD na"sd Aas"ss deal Lilac
nv" Tim.s ga Ua.api.i. EoISs'd
Passes

IL" Henry = made ih-iI 1910 ella
h"~ 81 IunnsI bIs.n Y"slsIiaV sasln"l
,h- 7 10, Tubs eleven ~ Ws-hlvH'""
- H.. '"rlssi i"nul '"d H. a Vl"Ir'P
To-, IT,. H.si unL.,s bet III. vIzlt"'s
we've nEhiIns hnrh oil ihs wy aud
onussd the h"'us buys ""Usid"rshi"
I,"uhl. IN s"",lna The serial stI-uH
weS ussd I" sdrauIsss ~h"n The lln"
rva- uni'I-T"nhle sui ~ ihlE way tho
I"ral- r""rnd IhnIr ihrns '"ucGd"wnr
trI-r ruhr won tho toss 40 chos" 4"
defend tho eastern E"al ~ receive
After thres ules al tbs Hs4E llne n
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Cincinnati u,rl u l"St I"s' " 'th""
nI., n.d. .l"".a lhrl' ""aa"" l"'" hg
auH", leg defeat - ~" h""h" 81 ~
iruI. in,dln"I" r~r'" '>"'"'
pIImh.d ,hA rlI V"'"r T." -" h"a- ""'
y"nII h"y" w." lr rl"s i"ulngT. h"' '"'
sIn,- uis,. ~ nsidl"g Which "ll"~"h
~ I.uuIs - Iir ~" -""'e Ito W." Wv
had In tho I~-lfIh When the t"ihlnS'"
aH"rsd ,hr.o ,u"s go f"u' h'i""" '"r
" ~ m
NJ I,,I- ntH 100 HnI hO1 ~
Cincinnati 700 OUl nnU OOb u
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Two base hits--ltobcri son. Carlson,
Three hnHC hits-TrrTy Marriott. Hnr-
ber stolen hnsea-I'aEkert Nl'holHon'
RlEhrc. Hobort'"n srCrihccs liiEh"a.
Enrey ca. Harbar". Barber. Doubls
la iInrbnro To Grimm. Icft on buhoH.
Pitlsbursh. b, chicago. IT linsa on
halls-Oh Carlson. b, TyloI. STRUCK
out ny Tyler. b, IArlH"n. Nmrir"h
Mo- 'OTmiCk ana luiAloJ. Ilhio 10
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Panthers Mountaineers
Clash at Forbes Field

DEFEAT or LAST YEAR STILL IN MINDS Or
MINTIRES SQUAD - LITTLE CONflDENCF'
SHOWN BY STATE LADS-FORWARD PASS
WORKED GOOD AGAINST LEHlGII SATUlt-
DAY-WARNER'S CREW HAS NOT BEEN
BEATEN BY A MOUNTAINEER ELEVEN YET,
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PIRATES END
SEASON WITH
WINNING GAME

Chicago. cot \ The S0tionhl l"nEu"
Senr"n closed hero today with "a victory
JOT pittsburgh by I" over chicago
Tho vI.ItOTr wer- Uuthli by the locals.
hut their hIIn wcro moro timrly -.
CaEn'n errors nIsn aided IiItrbuTgh.
pCOTr
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be ohnrld and took tho oval over, IN
dnibcrEsr kicked tho goal. bcesvl
IIsnryp. a. Tyior Tube. ..
broro by quarters; :.
Henry srsr,.,.'f''' 81
Tyler Tube .,r,..,r
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TaatsTdRV1u Oamsn.

nhToohlyn. L. nnHt"u. 1
~ LouIn q Cincinnati
philadelphia T. Nnw York. |
I'uIHburRh. I. Chicago. 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04

A beautiful ThouGhs for Ys-lpGLe ~
" YOU ~" happy any srouch
you are foolish - 18Th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04
MolAtlTs Prepares

MoInllru viii aipIt i"m"rI"w !" lf"n
nut tho Ioush hi.niH "n Ih"Y npI'""'"d
aEaInsI I.phlBh leH'oIlny. nnd Ia MI
probability will rtaE" "a Hurl'"mnE" "''
Tursduy aud Wednesday III" I""""'
rnIna hpvo s"ttrnrd tho Mold -" ih"' It
IL rrRliY prhCtl'Rhl" I" "'i l""nk"
which II was not during Ia" hi"i 10"
hn,H the squad returned from Mountain
Lake rRrk
whether or not MCIntlre will mnh"
any change IN tho llnsup IN u HtnI tcd
against Lchish IN not known. hui u ~
certain that mn, UuChovocky. Hlm"n, kl
EcI, Nicholson. FuCcy and several other
Insmbcrr of tho squad wh" hay" not
been pIdyinK regularly NJ" not f"rS"ti""
aud 1hI- week. may produ"" their "pr"r
tunIIy Ia bI oak Into tho Ehmo hn i"ku
lara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04
No wonder The fat
man chuckled

! swELLEp with pride.
THE FAT man noIt TO me-
wAs READING ono
or MY cigarette ada
AND I ielt him chuehS.
NOW NO one had ever,
PRAIaED THAT Al,
90 ! hah IN ash
~ HE nLod IT.
AND nE said. "Hur4-
| AND LAUGHED soma morA.
THEN w said.
LOOK HERr" and pointed
! AND WHERE I'd urittsA
"PURH ToBAcco!-
THE PRINTER had set
PURE TApAsoo."
AND TnATs why tn. n.n-
THOUGHT NV al,
| wAa HOT stun,
BUT. THEM no said
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IL NEVER road ON
buT LEMME tall rod.
soMETnIno DIFFERENT.
THEY QUAR- Ia ssy.
ABOUT THAT oiGsTsttA
AND That In this.
ITusv sATIarYi
AND DAMNED II I doa1 ihi"E
ia NHALiY believed.
Nu WAn giving ms.
SOMETHING NEWT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04

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BuEaTt Winning pitcher -ti"E"rt
I"EinK pitcher flsrk Time ~ I'm
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04

Years Sh" has srured viCtoriea over w.
4 ! and WCrleyhp hut hS yet has never
TUNED the iriCk "n IL Panther "l"Non-
Tho outlook IN rnihor dim at IA" rr"hont
bat M,Iutira'H eleven may hItinE tho
NM nNtIcn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04

NotHhnIuWn. oct Tho hlEEent
znn" 81 Wet virginia football n'nn"n
- that at Fort floId. i'lIInhurHh
against Glenn Nniuri innthoia nusI
1nIuIday afternoon
W,pI VITuInIA Win not have That '"'
suru new ppapeI dU'iHl"" that ~"h
awarded hoI ~ advances lanI yea, hat
Iho MuuutnlnuoI team 10 r"t'nil"lg ~"
strong oud ,ia r"ll"w''a h"Ii''" mot tie"
db sIIo H. VIA The l'III Ha'nu VIII u" h"
daSpIy implanted AIMING TIA" Il"soth that
thafo 10 - mighty good 'h"n" ~ " WSH'
VIRGINIA victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04

YOU aSn blsm. II on he prirt"r u yos d"MV
80 "1h.y Safety In . Chsstsrhsld aA.sr.
il..rnsnt, hut b. surs NJ hls-v"uIl nss ~
In IL. olssv-,ts, "v.'y tins. w""n',ful Ihn.
Ish and Domestic tobssHps. wonderfully b'soaes
III sounds easy. nut yourl ind nsthln1 siss
III. f,h..t.yA.lds. Tat ti.nd saat u ss1ts1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04

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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-06-09

merchants In cotton and yarns. In
Philadelphia. Upon his fathers re-
tirenent from business. the firm name
was changed 20 Franklin D'oller 4
Co.
Mr.. n'Olier entered the military
service 81 the United States In April,
1917. as q captain In the quartermas-
ter corps. After a few weeks service
M the Philadelphia depot and several
months az Boston he was ordered TO
France IN August. 1917. Owing 10
great scarcity 81 tonnage al that time
and the necessity for salving material
on a large scale. Mr.. D'Olier was as
signed 10 the newly organized salvage
service. and In January. 1918, took CON-
mand ~ the first salvage depot that
was GRATED by the American army.
Within six months the work had grown
80 rapidly that the personnel increased
from u 10 6000. and this depot was
salvaging for about 10000 men. and
was larger than any depot operated by
either the British or French armies.
This depot was az ST. Pierre des Corps
near Tours. France. the headquarters
~ the service OF supply.
In July. 1915. Captain D'olier was
ordered 10 Lyons. France. 10 organize
the second large depot. which at the
time % the arInistice had a capacity
~ taking care % salvaging for upward
81 a million and a half men. He was
promoted 20 the rank OF major. and
then lieutenant colonel. and assigned
60 the general stan. and after two
years service In the army. 20 months
OF which was IN the A. f. f..
was discharged from the service In
April. 1919.
Mr.. n'Olier was one OF the original
~ men who Initiated the American
Legion IN France. February ID. 1919,
and attended the Paris caucus Of the
American Legion ON March IS. 1919.
After hts discharge from the service
Mr.. n'Oller Joined Theodore Roosevelt.
who was at that tlme-early In 1919
pprfecting the preliminary organiZa-
ton ~ the American Legion In the
AWlttM CAAAtH NhfiaAnA'ts " h"N 80
Louis caucus. May g. o and 10.
Mr.. D'olier was chairman OF the
Pennsylvania delegation at the ST.
Louis caucus and a member OF the ma
tIonal executive committee from Penn
sylvania. After the 81. Louis caucus
De was placed In charge OF the state or
ganizatlon division az national head
quarters. New York city. and gave his
entire time without any remuneration
Whatsoever 10 American Legion work