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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26

Carpenter Is wonderful fighter
and there - 2 chance that ne may put
our champion down for tho count. He
IA as fast as dart Of lightning ana no
one can follow the movements % h'S
hands. Dempsey has fast lcCt hand
right. And how ne can hit. In The
fourth round OF h!s bout with t:unh"ai
Smith he crossed a right 20 the Jaw
and the Gunner hit The mat. The cell
saved him. We carried him 10 ms
corner and when ho revived ne mur-
INJURED oh. what sock He came
around b ,forc the bell rang for the ttt!
round, In that session he delivered
the alleged foul blow for which he was
disqualified
Carpenters style OF boxing - diff
ferent from the recognized French and
English method. Fe has Discarded
most OF the pecGliartHleS which charaC-
tsrtze, the, products, Of the Europ% %i,'
school OF boxing and he has Stud!ouS!H
acquired the aggrcsslvencss which
marks the ring work OF American fight
Frank Erne and While Lewis did
much for European boxing Will" they
were abroad. and CARPENTER learned a
lot from them. II" can hit from any
position, and is so fast that. following
4 mis- with one hand he can land yt:h
the other before his opponent can got
set for a blow.
"A. a:Sclass French boxers are very
fancy. akd that is why tho general run
oC Frelsta boxer hardly measures up Z"
tho American standard. excepting: %
course. those who's" styles have been
Influenced by visiting Americans.
Carpenter has acquired the Amer.-
can style and he used II 70 advantage
against Beckett. He will also use the
American methods against Dempsey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
ST|GALL SHOWS
LOTS Of PEP
Holding Daily Workouts at waldorf
Gymnasium Before Largs Number
OF LEGAL Pans.

"l.u" Arthur SuEall who meets '."o
Lnhusun. ~ New York. her" on nc
Monday evening for tho C"lorcd Hth
weight championship "f III" w"rii,
worked OUT again last evening ~ w
Waldorf gym. The fCalur" of IN" even
ing being q SIX round 90 between. StsH'l
and Matter Goo" Stewart, local rcath"'.
Sfirail - ono of The fastest N0IS WIN
both naud and fc"t ever seen ~ ihiN So
uon and pulls every trick known 10 tho
ring game.
S,iEall is a wonder on tho defense AMI
pulled some stunts that had the iahI
guessing and his work on tho ropes an"
in tho corners is as good nS ever See'
here.
Tho Wheeling A. G. received clippings
today from Lewiston. Ne. where lie
Johnson defeated 'Chick" Siinl"r. one %
the crarl, natrrn w"lterS on last Thur*-
day Tho Lewiston papers sn"Hk VERY
highly ~ johnson. giving him ever
round md claim he IL tho fastest boF
TINT has ever exhibited in that section;
Johnson Will arrive hero Friday an
Will work out al tho Warldnrt sym SAL
ur.Ioy and Sunday afternoons.
Roth Johnson and Sulgnll agreed :"
weigh IN at l4p pounds rinGside but N"
Wheeling A. G. has recided 10 change IN
time TO 8 o'clock as the Weighing IN NJ
the ring would cause quite bit OF con-
fusion and delay. The weighing VIII w.
public and will take place Al tho TURK.
ish bnth rooms. SChmulbaCh buiIdIns' III
y o'clOc Monday evening.
Tho S-round scmi-windur Will prove
10 hc a hummer" aS both Johnny
Welsh and Jimmy Dillon are hght",'
who always please. Dillon - nroteEe
Of lack Perry and Welsh 10 "Rtll' HecNs
mans high class lS0 FOUNDER.
The 6-rCundrr Will bring together an
nur OF town hoy aud the best l35 pound
cr the promoters ran locate.
TIL" opening bout ~ t-rGunds VII So
"yourr Dutch" Fiehrr or tn" EIEhth
vnrd and Jack NRSChor. &C GrcgSsNliIr.
The ll-Johuson boat - crcalthE
,oto or interest ALL through this section
and one Of tho biggest turnouts ON rec
ord is predicted. tho advance sale noW
lending all others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
.RHEUMATISM'S PAINS
CAN'T Be RUBBED AWAY

there has never yet been a case
that was actually cured by such
treatment, and temporary relief is
very far from comforting to con.
slant sufferer.
The only sensible treatment
from which you can expect real
results is a remedy that goes deep
down into the blood supply, and
kills the germs that cause the dis
ease. These tiny germs multiply
bv the millions and scatter by
means of the blood circulation
throughout the entire system.
Whether they attack the muscles,
the joints, limbs or other parts OF
the body, they are still in the
blood, and will continue to spread
their torturing pains until eliml-
mated thoroughly from the blood.
s. S. S. is a wonderful blood
remedy, and is the logical treat
ment for rheumatism, because It
promptly. permeates the entire
blood supply, and searches out
and kills the disease germs. You
can take S. S. S. with the assur-
ancc that you are not experiment.
ing, for this fine old remedy has
been in constant use for more than
fifty years. during which, time it
has been giving splendid results.
So YOU owe it to yourself to take
5. $. S. without delay, and discard
the use of local remedies that can
do You no good.
If your case requires any spe-
cial advice, it can be obtained
without cost together with valu-
able literature if you will write
today to Chief Medical Adviser,
1873 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26

He will no dcuht rush from his corn"r
A. Tho he'll and attempt Tee Get 81 M"
champion before h" raises his hands
Il don't Vut 4 l"t 90 stock IN GEORGES
victory over Beckett. remember
BECKETT when he acted a. Nparr,nE
nartner for Freddie Welsh when tho
latter was training for his hght with
Willie Ritchic. l trained Freddie" for
that bout and saw him spar WITH R"ck-
-. every day. Joe didu't show much
and wasn't surprised - near that
,'lrrcutirr disposed ot him ~ = round
Il think l "a" best rly" nv mr' -.
Carprnt,"r'cS style by saying that no
Ushts q great deal like FHckry McF;u-
land He Is aggressive To a certain rN-
tent. but he lNesn't rush ndlsCrlminat-
c'v flo backs his man inch by inch.
whereas Dempsey Is hard hitter. wh"
simply ruShcs and drives his blows
home by ,hr sheer force and impetus of
his attack.
IT is a question "a to whether DcmD-
sey can break through Carpenter :
dererse--a barrier which is well fort
fed BY a cool head and good Aghttng
sense. Dempsevs weight. however Will
BE- an important factor against boxer
Like Carpsn'ier.
Charley reese has been engaged ."
train Dempsey for all his future bouts.
He has watched the present heavy
weight champion in many Of his fghtS
adm has been q spectator NJ several or
the bouts in which the FrNnchman has
participated. Charley trained Gunhoat
Smith for his fight with Carpenter and
was in IN" G;unrer's corner during tn"
hOu, Rose has MISC conditioned FREDDY
Welsh. Johnny Coulon. RiNy Papke. as
we'll as . host Of other ring celebrities.
and at present works with Willie Ja1h-
son. SO i can be seen that his opinion
carries weight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
JOHNSON COMMENTS
ON STICALL FIGHT

The following communication was re-
-eivcd las: evening by The sporting edi-
tor OF The lntrlligenccr from Leo ti!no
n,anaser Of Leo Johnson. who meets
. iii" Arthur S.iSaII here next Monday
New York Guy. Frh. -. ;320
sporting Editor Of lntelligenc"r
Dear SIR
Leo Johnson: the coLorGd light
meets Lii Arthur Stigall. az Cunlher-
land. Md. IN the main event Of the
Wheeling \. {. Of Wheeling. W. Va. on
next Monday night. * rounding INTO
Pete Hartley. IN" New Durable Dare.
lie Will arrive IN TN" CRY Of Wheeling
IN sunday morning. and VIII be IN shape
for the. hard hitting challenger. Silga!i.
IAN hr S.Sn from II" fact that the
hampton - allowing his most danger
aus challenger - come IN AT pouIu-
AZ. which gives Johnson at least ten
pounds the worst OF the weight John
son can do l3U rIuGside and never goes
over 1879 even ~ catChweightS. How =
ever. after meeting every good iShj :
weight In the world. he feels that al
though he will get a tough argument
from Stigail, his title IS In no immed-
iato danger.
Johnson has met and defeated most
VERY good lightweight N the boxing
game with the exception OF Benny
Leonard and L"NuardS victory over
: johnson - an empty one SINCE ne lnrCt"
Leo to box hum NJ CdtCh""lkhtS. ana ll-
self-sAme Leonard. while posing as the
lightweight champion - very nearly as
biz IA Mike q Duwd.
However. there i no need FOR eS-
CuseS and Loo johnson has ten thouS-
and dollars haCniuE that Il" can derea.
Leonard. at the lightweight limit.
When the people ~ Wheeling see Leo
johnson in action thny will see an eX-
act counterpart, % The Old master Joe
,;auS when the latter was IN the hoy
Gay of his carer and those that are
Fortunate enough 70 have Csngside
seat, will see the knockout given the
finest boxing lesson he ever received
aud for one think that M" fans on
this occasion NIl wonder II St!gall
won't have ,,Gt' hts Knockout waliop IN
the wood Sh.'
Yours truly.
LEO F FLYNN
Manager Of Leo Johnson. co.orcd light
weight champion OF The world.
Meet mo a. tho Gala Bazaar. 60!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
INDUSTRIAL FLOOR
LEAGUE BREAKS Up

Tho Industrial basketball league at
tho Y. NJ. c. A.. Is al an end ard tho
SECRETARY yesterday mailed tho four
managers checks for the amount Of tho
forseits they had put up when tn" sea-
son opened.
Interest in the league has been on IN"
wane for soms time and managers w"r"
compelled To- 30 outside their own ranks
70 ind men TO All the five positions on
tho team.
II wes hoped that tho league could
finish. but tina absence OF Prof. Miller
two weeks ago. duo 10 serious illncss in
his family. led TO an unfortunate hrcnch
OF the rules and an unspnrtsmaulikc OK
hihition by a substitute player, hence
II was deemed best to call off the re-
manning two games under league aus
pices.
PLAYERS and managers Will tax" no
nc. that thore will be no further games
under the auspices Of tho Industrial lea
que OF the Y. VI. c. A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
MRS. GROH KEEPS
MATE FROM SIGNING
WITH CHAMPIONS

Ball players may storm md raise
ruCtiUns on the ball field and they
may diSohcy their managers at
times; but In their own home they
are like any other married citizen.
Hcinie Groh, II has been reported.
is q hold-out. As n matter OF fact.
Heinics wife is the hold-out and
Heinic is only acting as the spok"s-
man or middleman.
Groh recently returned his con-
tract To President Garry Herrmunn.
Of tho Champion Cincinnati Reds. de-
handing more money.
Hermann figures that he can pay
no more than the amount stipulated
in little HCinie'S contract. Enter
Mrs. Groh, manager OF tho Groh
household.
\ dispatch from Cincinnati last
night had It that the dirOCtrcSs has
forbidden Heinio to sign the contract
until Mr.. Hermann comes across
with more money. And as Yet
Heinie hasn't dared 70 sign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
k|LBANE IS
OUTPO|NTEO

NEWARK. y. -. Fob. - joining
k!lban". worlds fcathrrw"jGht boxing
champion. was outp0intsd by Benny
Nalger Of New York IN an eight round
no decision bout here tonight. Nalgcr
had the better of every round except
the first. which ives even.
A forfeit of $1,000 put up by Ealger
under au agreement 10 weigh 1874
pounds or under at o'clock this after
noon was claimed by the title holder
when his opponent tipped the beam Mt
three quarters of pound over the
mark, Il was announced. Kilhanc. who
was Nc; forced - make the weight.
weighed l25ig pounds
The start IF the contest was delayed
when it was found that Kilhdn" wore
hard tape handages on tho hands. which
referee slim" brennan ordered re-
moved. The champion gave - dj>ap-
pointing exhibition. seldom taking the
aEgrcs Sive and frequently rcs"rtIng 10
Clluchlng. huGgInG and wrestling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
ORA ING
'or Opponents at Tournament VIII
Take Elnca MlrcN 9th.

EICKIfA\NDN. Frb .,.-rhr thre"
day state High Schno! Ia KIT ball tour
aament which IS 20 be held IN lsuckheh =
non on March II. - and Il, vii! be a.
ldyd into nm" sessions, each day pc
ginning a. eight u'"l"rN IN tn" morning.
..nd ending late at might
IN, enact hours Of closing CANNOT
hc definitely decided up"! until en-
entries close On Tuesday, March hu'
from all ,nd,vatIuu~ III" hour for retire
m"r; from the world uf excl, ment III
IA" Wesleyan gym. VIII 10. very itle.
Tia" drawing for uIH"H'l'" VIII tak'
place on saturday ai'ri.""n. NdFSh =
At RuckhNnn"u II IA, "ttlr' ct Judt',
hs done by The following: r"rnmitte":
Judge Wm $. O'iHlyu: Thomas W;
EauEht, Dean Of Wesleyan college ami
member az the stat" BOARD Of Educa-
ri"n and VI. =. Hymcs. mayor OF Buck
huunnn ana viii "" conducted accord
ing ~ ia" following plan.
Tn" t'nwS VIII tee numbered !, >, .
,,t'.. rs rh. formal entrance blanks nr''
received hy the management OF IN"
iuuruuru"u, Then these numbers VIII
hc placed IN box and drawn out TWO a.
tlmn until all have been drawn. III"
committee TO; knowing what ;cam -
represented by any IF ia" numbers until
All vt the numbers have been taken FROM
Ia" box.
given - the a,mnrtcc with, their
numbers attached and the teams Wall
then BE- matched up according 10 tn"
way they were drawn. The outcome
Of the drawing Will not lie made kno%i'
until the day for tho ,0Ennment I"
start. and the only thing that Will be
NuhlishCd Will l." Il list Of tn" teams
that viii play 1T each one OF tho pre-
t!minary Sessions.
As soon as the drawing Is completed
all teams will hc notified by night let
tn- ~ Tho exact time fhCv will be need
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
HARD PRACTICE FOR
WHEELING HI FIVES
GOLD AND BLUE FIVE DO NOT Elk
PECT EASY GOING WITH OUT
TIE PIKE LADS.
Girls SeKtette to Meet Moundgville In
preliminary And Should Prove
A Thriller.

Coach kcli'Sou is sending his basket
Dali pr"t"RcS through q surf workout
eNHry afternoon in preparation fur
their gam" Friday evening with the Rcd
and Block t"SserS from the Out-thC-lHko
district. Th" foam ia reported to h, ~
hno ron6hl"n for tn" hHtil". I'll" ':nid
ana iiu" lads do no; "Np.a: I, hal"
easy sailing with the plKr '"Sscrs uud
ar" participating IN some hard ura ,iir.
and will e. INTO the game ~ as I eddie
mud not hi ov"rConhdent
Indications from tho pix" district
school show that the Red and Black
hvn mr." going through stiff wurkoutS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
PENN STATE WORTHY
OPPONENT FOR ". Y. U.
Win for MountaIneers over Penn Would
Be Great for the West
Virginians

Special Dispatch 20 tao in'"!ItgenCer
MORGANTOWN. Feb "5-Nu even Il
second defeat for WASHINGTON 4 Jeftcr-
son College would hei rs great 4 boost
for West NlrEtn.a's basketball team as
a victory oTCr the Pennsylvania state
College five. which, comes hCr" on FRI
day night of this Wrck for tn" only en-
counter between tho MouutaiNeers and
the Blue and White this season For
State has beaten both w. y !. and
PITTSBURGH by most decisive scores II.
a. now seems probable, IN" trl-state
leadership Is Involved at the end uf the
season in 4 thr"e-Curncrrd tie between
PITT. w 4 J. and West NirIiHia. no SIN
glo performance az tho season would
carry as muEh Ct advantage 10 the
Manufacturers as would victory over
State.
No game this season has aroused SO
much local interest ~ the coming con-
CiiCt with Penn state and ~" 500 seats
available for local fans Will h" totally
Inadequate to take care Of those who
will wish TO see the game.
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every evening and arc confident Una,
tA,,v' will civ" tn" Gold ana bI'e mus "a. d
hard run. \ large CROW" Hl 'o' ~
"',iI NO doubt turn out I" follow the
nix. lads ur the local school on friday
- ening and record breaking crowd
vii h,e ON hand lu witness the contest
The local girls qu!ntette arc prnct;co
ing daily for their battle WIN INV
.yrrr,.d tn - 80 hair raiser or tho
cT',nlur, Even though preliminary
# wnl NO doubt h" II pointer for me
fans ~ they can compare these teams
md their chances at the Spencer county
tournament on March ~ and 20. mo
s.nt-r's club which was reOrganized
,,,,,l. pro. ~ progressing rapidly and a
lnrro body Of students are expected TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
Three Fast Games In
Public School League
Madison School Defeated Union by q
Score OF l7-l1-Center and
Clay Also Won.

Madison. Center and Clay emerged
Ni"tOrS last evening in the regular
games Of the Public School League
played ir the Wheeling High school
gymnasium.
The big EarIr Of tho evening was the
Madison-Unio event. in which Madison
defeated the Fast Enders. 1T-l1, in q
close and rough game Both teams put
up fast brand OF basketball and the
score zig-zagged back and forth during
tho entir" first half. and part OF the
second when shots by Cotton and Har-
ris placed the Islanders in the lead.
Center had an easy time with Wash
ington and swamped tho North End
quintet by n 1913 score. while Clay eas-
lily won over Richie 26-6.
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Fail TO Elect Head
Of the Commission

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.--Ban johnson,
president OF the American league. left
her" today FOR Chicago after another
tuul" conference with John Heydler.
president % the National league, on the
matter OF elcctins a chairman of the
nat.onol commission.
Heydler declared that he would con-
for with Johnson again within a week.
when he was confident announcements
or the new chairman would he made.
He admitted that Johnson favored rar-
vey Woodruff Chicago newspopcrman.
II is understood that William II. C'Big
Bll'D Edwards. OF New York. Is prc-
ferred by Iicydler for tho position.
Meet me at the Gala Bazaar. 1861
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Geld goals Leo. 2: Shrchan, 3: Rohrl
1; Poe: |; Folmar. .; Smith.
Eoud goals: Rohrl. 10: Poc. S.
- SunS'l'htl"n%' McNoN for Houston.
Referee. Woods. W. II s.
Tine Of halves. 20 minutes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
CHARGED WITH MURDER

WILLIAMSON. w. Va, Feb. c5.-fom
Oclc, former service man. is under ar
rest here. charged with the murder or
Lee Hickman. prominent Mingo county
merchant. whose body was found on the
Norfolk & Western railroad trucks near
here Tuesday. His skull mad been
crushed and he had been robbed q $47S,
which he was taking from his store.
Sheriff Blankenship said over two thou
sand rounds of ammunition VIC found
In Ogles home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
L|NSLY WON
LInsly Cadets Defeated warwood High,
23-ls, Last Evening at tho
Ltnsly Armory.

Warwood high surprised the Linsly
Cadets and played bang up ball in tho
game at the Linsly Armcry, last even
ing. and were forced 10 extend them
selves to win. @3-lS.
In rough and tumble preliminary
the l.iusly Seconds defeated the Wheel
ing Iud"p" udents. 1875.
Summary:
Lin,sy-25. WaT-wood-l9,
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Cathedral Will Tackle Linslv Institute
Next Saturday Evening at tho
Cathedral Coop"

In rough and interesting game III"
'H'h"dral Cadets swamped the Tr!adcl-
; phIa district high Vuintrt last evening
at tn" Wheeling park Casino by a. iG
score. cathedral led in thu scoring all
! m" way. md were never In danger Of
being overtakcn.
E"hrl played his usual game for the
! Cadets Will" p'Rrien and Poe played
, best for Trladclphia
TWO extra sessions wnrn necessary to
decide the game between the Triadel-
ph!a and Cathedral second teams The
result proved To he victory for Tria-
delphia. @l-I9.
On next saturday evening tho Cadets
VIII take on the LinSlv institute quintet
~ return gam" at the Cathedral
, coop"
Summary:
'athcurhi--J Triadeiphia-lG
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SWNstitWii0ns: McNandelCff f.r {
Conn Ramsey for Ei"lson: Kelly f.
LOuEhran.,
FI"ld goals: Carroll. ;; &. conn. 3
kisrr, /; LuuGhran, 3; Robins III, 4
RcIS"an. 4.
Foul goals: Carroll, II out Of 80
Levine. g out Of Is.
Referee: Bolster and Wall.
Time Of halves Twenty minutes.
Score at The half: Wash,jcI. -
Pitt, ..
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SAYS CARPENTER IS One OF
THE FASTEST MEN IN THE RING

Physical Director of A. E. F. Believes That It Is Cues
tion Whether Dempsey Can Break Through CaIpen-
tiers Defense Barrier Which Is Well Fortified by a
Cool Head and Good Fight Sense-Carpentier's Right
Almost the Equal of the Champions Left.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
CATHEDRAL HI WON
over TR|ADELPH|A
HIGH. SCORE 1916
CATHEDRAL CADETS TAKE INTER
ESTING GAME FROM TRIADEL-
PHh HIGH AT PARK CASINO.

Two Extra Sessions Necessary to Decide
Preliminary Between SeconA Team,
and Resulted With Win for
T. D, n, 6.
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WE|RTON HIGH SCHOOL
DROPPED TWO GAMES
,cci,1 Tn Tho Intclligencer:

Special To Tho lntelHgenCer: ,,-,,,.
WEIRTON, w. Va. rem % ~
burg High quintet defeated me N,'FtH'
IIiEh hyr here tonight, %S-lJ, while the
NNicrt0n High girls also Gi"ipeu tn'''
uauc to StcubCnVille \. w. {. ~ Se\-
Trrtr. .O-IA.
RnIh games were hNtlS. r0lfC&t"H
The boys game pclng featured ny tho
close guarding OF ooh teams Nirrt"l
High lead TO within ia" last hNG
minutes Of play, but WriisourG mn q
SCORING streak and scored ClHh, points
Summary:
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HEARTBRE.AkER
DROPPED BY ".
{ ]. To PITT
Rod And Black Five Lost Hard Game
10 Pitt Floor Team $3.50.

Special To The intelllEenCCr:
WASHINGTON. Pa. Feb. 25.-l.cad-
ing all the way until within lh' last few
seconds Of TINE. Wash-JcN basketball
team. dropped IL heart breaker To the
University Of Pittsburgh NJ. hr't to-
might 1882.
The Red and Black five We ;Egress,
i've throughout and everything pointed
e. victory for Wash-Jeff. hut during
the last minute Of play Retscan dfIb-
hled door the floor. evading TO W. X j..
mcn. aud banked tho shot that won the
game for Pitt. from the side Of IN" floor
Wash-Jcn started out like house
atirc. and at III" completion of tinT for
the half. lead the scoring, 80. They
retained tn. lead throughout and with
but fiVo minutes to way. the srorc stood
@9-"1 in W. d Us. favor.
Tho defeat handed WaSh-Jer tca:Eht
is very peculiar. for sport fans call t.
mind the defeat handed the Red and
Black machine on I'll" grid.IVn last tal
At Pittsburgh, both guAc' BENG lost ny
II one point margin.
Summary:
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turn out and help out with the yells
End songs Of the two teams. -
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Nee, me at the Gala Bazaar. r-:s.i
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Totals ..,....... 3S9 35I 35I lWF3
Tonight: Mozart vs.. McnauIcls; Mel
son ~. SammiCS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26

Nee. me a: the Gala Bazaar c-%G-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26

Meet me 1T the Gala Bazaar f-o'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11

FARGO, ~. D.-Chris LevanE,
state senator. an an address at IA
farmers meeting, Langdon, N. D.,
Friday night, asserted that A. c..
Townley. president OF the National
Non-partisan league. would retire"
from league activities in North Da-
kota and would devote his time to
organizing farmers in states outside
OF North Dakota. Townley still is
president Of the league.