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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
TEAM
GETTING READY
INTERESTING SCHEDULE BEING
MAPPED OUT BY TIE
SCHOOL.
Baseball Has Always Been a Popular
Game With the Boys.

L!ns'y Cadets. especially the one tina
arc Interested in sports. - beng kcp.
very busy A, tho present ,Hme. in trytn;
L. gct IN trim for tho CofniNI baseball
season which will begin either the la;
part Of April or the FIRST Of MAY. Th'
baseball season = too Shor, Tor ;hc
Cadets ms ii doesn't last. long enough.
Cadet Miriam Rankin. who n the end
or the season last year WAS named MAN.
agrr for the coming season. lie has
already been busy and has been ablr 20
get in touch with some of N" best high
school teams in tho Chic valley.
Mr. Rankin stated last evening thu:
the schedule had not been completed for
publication. but ne expects 10 have all
ARRANGEMENTS made 50 that when The
teams begin their first practice that
everything will be "a fine shape and thnc
the schedule for toe whole season can
hc published.
The Cadets have always some 70 thu
front with very wonderful baseball
team and 1t - tl,oughr that they Will
do likewise this year. unless som"thuS
happens which VIII change matters,
Several of the old players Will be on.
for the ditfcrerp positions about tn"
diamond, but il is not known who the
nine Will be.
Coach Holden has been studying he
proposition and It is thought that hs
will call them togethcr some time neat
week for the inst practice or try out To-
the different positions. Al present Y
is not known which grounds they VIII
use but il is thought that II they can
get League park that most OF th"tr
games Will br played there during Tho
season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
WEIRTON TEAM
VIII Stack UP Against tho Past War
wood Team.

which prom ses 20 h. ia" best games
of the season will be- played Saturday in
lie WarwoOd high gymnasium at which
time both tho Eirls ant boys team Of the
Green and White vii! meet the fast
teams of Wcirton high school
This Will be- the third game to be
played and they promise TO be very en-
citing and fast. The first games were
played At Warwood. n which time the
locals won and on tn" second engage
mruts at Wcirton. Warwood was defeat
Cd by very close margin. both the
boys and girls.
Coach Lackey. Of the boys. stated that
lis five were In excellent condition and
tn" huyS ar" promising a very good
gam. Hiss Ewing. who IS directing the
girls team, have been busy getting them
IN good trip. especially ;hctr team WORK
and they are very confident that they
will hold the honors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24

team for the coming season. SO far the
team has no games but are willing to
accept the challenge of any semi-pro-
fcssional team in the Ohio Valley for a
game These arrangements can be conn
pleted by writing John Foster. care the
Paul o. Reymann company Of wheeling.
After practicing for several days at
Tunnel Green the following lineup has
been picked for the coming season;
Beck. Clark. Engle. Reismeyer. Miller,
Crnbby. Miller, Ness. Norman, Coon.
Wagner and Warehouse.
Answers would like to be received in
the near future from the following
teams: Holloway. Maynard. Lafferty,
Weirton. Padcn City. New Mrtinsvilie,
hastings. Steubehvillc. WellEburg,
Barnesville and any other team In the
valley that has not complete schedule
arranged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
CADETS
To PLAY GRADS
CADET-ALUMHI CLASH AT AANo1Y
TONIGHT PROMISES TO BE oN1
SEASONS FAST GAMES.
Coach Borham VIII Have Former stars
in Line-up-Linsly Plays High
on Friday Night.

An interesting game Of basketball will
hr played in Linsly Armory tonight
when the l.insly Cadet five clashes with
a team representing In" Alumni.
Nate BOrhan is managing the Alumni
team and promises that his team will
produce a quality OF basketball that will
make the evening interesting for the
student team. He will have In his line
az such players as Marsh. Strochmann.
tr,fcy. Day. Jackson and possibly
Schhcrlc.n. Since leaving Iinsly lnsti-
ru;". rSSine OF these players have played
college basketball. or with fast teams in
this locality.
In to-night's game. Linsly expects TO
round into the best Of form for the
GAnnr Friday evening with Wheeling
high school. TIE Linsly-W Wheeling game
MIli be plaYcd IN LinslY armory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
TIGERS TO PLAY
VIRGINIA A. c.

Tho T:gcr 4 c. oc the South Side.
Will ,tosh with the Virginia A. {. or
TN" south Side. on Easter Sunday. Apr:!
4,h. At III" Forty-sevcuth street bail
grounds This vii! b. the first game
Of tn. three gam" series that Is 10 b"
played between these two clubs. Tho
following players report for practi'"
this coming sunday at the Forte h
street bail grounds: G"Org" Becker.
Bernard Weiss. Chas. Avmbuster. Will
lam Schaeter. William Wendell. Son
IIuch". Paul TIuchc. Edward Heller. Earl
HcISwcng"r. Oliver Frceland and Elm"r
F'r, d"riyNs. Tho club elected William
Wendell as manager Of the team for IN"
coming season. Any team in the Ohi"
valley between iii" years or 10 and i
tina; would Tx" 70 arrange a game wiz
tn. Tigers. white William Wendell, 37Gi
t:oCc street Wheeling. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
WARWOOD HIGH.
HAS MANY GAMES
Boys And Girls Teams To Play During
Week.

one Of the biggest programs Of the
season is the one which Warwood high
basketball teams have before them for
this week. TIL" first gaInes will be
played this evening on the home floor
when n" locals will meet the fast
team Of bethany Normal school. Both
.,"y% aui girls Will play and they prom
re. 10 hr very inter, sting Eamcs AS tho
local teams have had several games
scheduled with tho Normal school but
for some unknown reason hav" been
Unnhl" t. play any Of them.
with ;hrsr games on the home floor
he Eighth grade teams of the high
school will journey /" F0Elansbe" whore
ih,, viii i,lay u doubt" header. This is
4 return game and is promised 10 he Il
4. - rood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
CARPENTER FALLS HEAVILY IN
THE CONTRACT CAME" UPON HIS
~. ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK. TUESDAY

ing club at which number OF promt-
rrnt pcrsonaGes Will formally welCom"
t'arpcntiSr TO America
Carpenter May Box.
Several importan, announcements ar"
expected 70 b" mad" at the dinner which
Will be Of interest 70 followers OF sport
The formation Of a league 10 represent
ynrIous sport organizations will PRO
h,bIy be made public as WE'LL as Il
sta,emou; from former Champion Jess
Willard. provided the latter can re ach
This CITY in time 20 attend the banquet,
CARPENTER is expected 10 give dem
onstratton OF his boxing skill If a suit
uhl" rpauucn, can be- opi1lNcd to OPP
pose him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
ONE CHANGE IN
A, B. c. TOURNEY

PEORIA. Ills. March 25.-one change
Of Importance was recorded in the high
teams at the American Bowling Con-
gress here to-day. l.. Bunnings and II.
Hcsser, Aurora. Ills. went into fourth
place In the women events with
count Of ,2256.
a. Hegel. Pittsburgh. reached seventh
place in the individuals. scoring 612. II.
Smith. Ashtabula. o., hit for 624.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
DEMPSEY A GREEK.
Jack Dempsey IS HOW a man

Jack Dempsey IS HOW a man
Of mystery.
Writer'S are arguing about his
nationality. Who Is II" and
whore was he born are questions
that hey are 'ry.ng to answer
but with I't'v success
Some say that he is partly IN
dian: others give him touch OF
SCotch-Irish blood. but John
(Thc Barger) Rcisler. his former
manager. comes forward with
something new. John claims that
when he first started to hand"
the present heavyweight cham
pton that his name was Julius
Shinsky, that hO ~ a Greek and
tina, he lived in the New York
East Side Greek Colony.-tom-
merctal Appeal. Memphis. Tenn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24

NEW YORK March cS.-The arrival
here today OF Georges Carpenter. Euro
pcAn heavyweight champion. caused the
proposed match with Jack Dempsey 70
flame afrcsh, but after several hours OF
mysterious conferences with various
promoters there was little evidence I"
indicate that the ErcUch 7ug!Nst would
meet the worlds tit.e holder N the near
future.
The abandon with which Carpenter
and his manager. DescampS. signed
contracts recently here and abroad
stunned American promoters and LEI.
rhc,rr IN doubt as 70 ~" possibility OF
bringing Carpenter ard Dempsey 20
Sethcr within IN" n"Nt twelve months.
\ close analysis Of the situation dis
closed the FAC; that the Frenchman was
under contract with three different pro
motors which bound HIM 10 perform GER
.ain services which are closely related
and wht~h apparently prevent him from
actually boxing Dempsey for some
months. providing NJ IS so inclined.
The English promoter. Cochran has
first option on Carpenters ring S"Tv
ices providing ne can obtain Dempsey !
signature FOR a match. the option 'N-
lending 70 December u. according Z"
one -epo-.. and 10 Jgly. l9sl. according
TO another statement
Also for Vaudeville.
In addition Jack Curlcr. the wrestling
promoter. has CARPENTER booked tor i
rcn weeks vaudcvlll" tour beginning
MAY 2G. with another weeks extension
II h. desires 20 exercise =. turlNY stat
cd ,ba, NJ expected 20 tour IN" country
with the French puciiist. the latter Civ
ING exhibitions with his own sparrnS
mariners Some Of these Will he French
boxers. with the possihl" addition OF
ore or moro American pugll!s's hired
for tn" work.
In the Movies, Too.
\ THIRD contract - with moving
picture concern which has booked Car
renter for two seven real films IN
which ne will take the part Of u college
youth combined with boxing role
The possibility OF n match with a
French or English h"avyweight IN
France IN August was also mentioned
and the local fight followers arc puzzled
- 20 whom Carpenter will find time
20 box Dempsey.
Dempsey Under Cloud.
MANAGER prScamps. when interview
rd through an interpreter stated tlatly
rhat Carpent!yr has TO intention 81 on
uar.Dg - box Dempsey unit. III" latter :
military affairs had hs"N cleared ny. y
SOr9.yha. similar statement was
credited Jack kr1rns. manager OF D"mp-
soy according 'u on" Cf the Interested
parrt.~ who SAID h" hnt received a
',ri.r from NaaraS 20 ~" effect That
Dempsey would not ,"nSrIcr Il match Of
au.. description until his name had been
,',ar~I f cEr hraf, evasion 'h"rE"
No Battle in Sight.
TN R,.klrI who was cioS,t"d with
Carpenter and has manager for several
~ sl,h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
TIGERS BLANKED

COLUMBUS. Ca. March @&.-Dctro.t
Americans O:6:f. Boston Nationals g.
a. Ayrce. Jornnau and S'anag"; b,S
chger hcOuillan and Gowdy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
ROME SLUGGING

McALL4EN. Texas. March c2.--rhtla-
dclpha Americans lt:2l:3. St. Louis
Nationals l3;2O:3. Eckcrt. BiEbcc and
Styles; Doak and Clemens. Dillhccfcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
EAST END TEAM
TO HAVE REAL NINE
Names Have Been Selected And Boys
Are Getting INTO Trim

have been busy and held a meeting at
which time they organized baseball
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
FAST CANES At
BOWL TONIGHT

The Bowl will be the sccna or ~"
long hcralded battle between tn" ONO
buckeyes and the West Virginia
Snakes. THIS game will serve az a fit
ting climax TO the present season and
this IL the last gam" cord"d on tn"
Cathedral floor. A mommoth crowd "a
,Xpccted and should far outdn III"
large gathering that attended the Tibet,
Mu- Alumni last night. Gorrity o.
Center College has been secured - Of
fjCate.
The rivalry between tn" two confess
ants is intense and as both arc evenly
matched a rip-snort"r Is expected. Th-
Buckeyes claim they ar" going |" "u'
lose with everything and they evidently
have something Up their sleeves. Tho
Mountaineers. however, expect To- max"
short work OF their rivals. and sting
them with fast play.
big preliminary will open III" even
ings entertainment at Sis y N. and the
usual gathering OF fans is expected.
The lineup:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24

Totals ........... so 3i5 3l7 ss4
Tonight: Ohio W. Wheeling No. q;
Bates No. vs. Nelson No. |.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
, 1920-08-19
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROiX STATION.

Dublin, Aug. 13th.-The Freeman's
Journal that Mr.. Wylie, legal
adviser to Viscount French, Lord Lieut..
of Ireland, has presented his resignation.
r Their than accept it, Mr.. Bonar Law
has promised to pledge the Govt. on Mon
day to Dominion Home Ri e with full fs-
cal authority. Of course. comments the
newspaper, the question Cf Ulster will
be subject to discussion.
London, Aug. 18th. Should the re-
port printed:by the Freeman's Journal of
Dublin that the Govt. has decided to
adopt a dominion solution of the Irish
problem prove correct, it will not cause
much surprise here. Mr., Wylie's resig-
nation would be the second resignation
from the Viceroy's Council and probably
for the same reason as was given by Sir
Thomas stafford, who resigned early in
the week, because, as he put it,l the
Premier has refused to take the only
step giving a chance for peace, namely
the fin ard immediate offer of a form of
dominion government. The Ministers
were in session at Downing Street today.
discussing the Irish problems. During
the Council, Sir Hamar Greenwood, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, was summoned.
The movement in favour OF DOMINION
Home Rule with reservations concerning
the army and navy and other questions,
has grown with astonishing rapidity IN
recent months. 1t is generally believed
to be favoured by Mr.. Lloyd George.
Paris, Aug. 14th.-fenslon "
the British and French GoYts. is rapidly
>abating, in the opinion OF the LeWspa-
pers here. The sit uation which arose
through the recognition of General Baron
, 1920-08-19
ORDER OF H DAY
for the End Ordinary Meeting of the
Colonial Council for St. Croix,
MONDAY, August %, 1920, at one
o'clock p. m.
Colonial Council Bill No. "A.

l. Colonial Council Bill No. "A.
Introduction of and LIST Discussion
on Colonial C2uncil Bill No. IA, Ad-
ditional Money Bill to the Budget
for the Municipality of St. Croix for
the fiscal year 1920-21, Repairs to
Frederiksted High School. Intro
duced by Government.
2. Colonial Council Bill No. 45.
Introduction of and LIST Discussion
on Colonial Council Bill No. As, Reso-
luton introduced by Government
transferring furniture and equip
ment to the Post Office Department,
3. Colonial Council Bill No. 46.
Introduction of and 1st Discussion
on Colonial Council Bill No. 46, Draft
of an Ordinance introduced by Gov
eminent providing a Code of SAM
tary Laws for St. Croix.
a. Colonial Ouncil Bill No. AT.
Introduction of and 1st Discussion
on Colonial Council Bill No. AZ, Draft
of an Ordinance introduced by LIST
Member for Christiansted Country
District (Stakemann) amending Or
dinance establishing and declaring
the organization Of the Judiciary
and Educational Departments etc.
Colonial Council Office, St. Croix.
August II. 1920.
F. COULTER,
VGce Chairman.
, 1920-08-19

Wrangel as head of the South Russian
Govt, is so improved, that according to
L'Homme Libere, another MEETING of
the Premiers at Bo llogne will be, an
necessary One of the circumstances
which may best favour a resumption of
close collaboration between France and
England, says the Petit parisien, is he
agreement nov realized between France
and the United States on the Russian
question. The French Govt. is sending
a note to the United States, expressing
pleasure that the French and the United
States views on The Russo-Polish stu
alton are in complete accordance, it was
learned today.
London, Aug. 14th. 1t was officially
stated yesterday afternoon, that no a.
rangements were being made for a meet
ing between Mr.. Lloyd George and NJ.
MiIlerand as a result of frances action
in \recognizing General Wrangel's Govt.
in South Russia. France has taken a
stand and maintains it. and Great Britain
has done the same thing, the Associated
Press was Informed. There is no need
Of a conference now. Tension today
was considerably less and the countries
are not so far apart as the situation yes
terday seemed to indicate.
Paris, Aug. l4th. France has not
yet determined to materially aid Gener-
al WrangeI as according to an announce
ment from the Ministr. of Foreign
Affairs, NJ. Millerand and Mr.. Lloyd
George agreed at the Hythe conference.
that such aid was not to be given, ex-
cept in certain eventlalities. 1t is con-
sidered that France will not act un-
til after an exchange of views with
Great Britain. The Foreign Office yes
terday issued a denisl that France had
ever encouraged Ppland to wage war
with the Bolshevik.. On the contrary,
the statement said. France had urged
Poland to keep withis her ethnographi-
cal boundaries and . realise that her
dangers, lay west war; rather than east.
Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 9th. Edward Ray
of Great Britain toby won the United
States open golf championship with a
score of 295 for 72-,,ioles, thus carrying
the cup to England for the second time.
Harry Vardon havlng won the title two
years ago and lacking only two strikes
of capturing it again today. 1t was only
by a stroke that the iong driving Briton
snatched the honour Diezel and Hut
Crimson, Chicago and Burke (St. Paul.
missing long puts bsJ inches. to tie the
score of the winner, who also outstrip-
ped his countryman Vardon, by a sim
, 1920-08-19

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dents nor does he necessarily endorse them.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-11

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. H.
4, IL exarp~rating to bc tried on the
charge OF gaining his senate scat
thru violations Of the federal corrupt
practices act
Senator Truman II. Ncwbcrry. mil
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henchmcn here. In federal court. for
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Cash POLITICS
PLAN REVEALED
Former Michigan Governor
Heard in Newberry Case

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. II,
--Chaac Il. Osborn. former governor
Of Michigan. and republican senator.
lal candidate at the 1915 primary.
took the stand in the Newhcrry trial
late yesterday.
Prosecutor Frank e. Daley asked
Osborn regarding conversations he
IN alleged 60 have had with Mark
Mckee. partner OF Paul III. King.
Newberry campaign manager. and
rceny Daniels.
Attorney Martin w. Lit,leton. for
the defense. objected. Judge SEES
sionA excused the jury while Daley
explained tho purpose OF the
question.
"Gov. Osborn will tell how Tecny
Daniels told him Mckee had said the
scnatorahip would be delivered for
$3.50 .0o0.s Daley said. Osborn VIII
tell OF how he went 20 see Mckee
and was told 1t In too late.
Tho judge permitted Osborn 10
give his testimony.
II had a conversation with Teeny
Daniels d.orhorn. II was told
that the senatorship could be dcliv'
cred by Mark Mckee for $4,000.
when went 70 SC. Mckee. ! was
told It's too late Almost immedi'
at.ly the Newberry candidacy was
announced"
Osborn said he met Paul II. King
Newberry campaign manager. al
Muskegou July 4. 1918.
king said. This Is big deal We
have on now. governor. | said u
mad. no difference To me what kind
OF n rotten gam. was played because
| wasn't In on a."
Osborn'a testimony caused such a
sensation that Martin W. 1ittlctor
made application fer tho suspension
of III. direct examination. lilo asked
tho court to allow tho defense time
to get Mckee and Oakman To Grand
Rapids so all could testify without
interruption. Tho court consented q
tho postponcment.
NDlS VERA 4. M001{E 70 aied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-11
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