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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-12
w amt a Home?
LIST NO. /
Close i'm Property

B ST. N. W., beautiful room home
and garage, east front. and beau
tiful corner House less than two
years old. Nice terrace and back
yard. Four blocks out. Terms.
3 ST. N. W., 9 rooms and bath, east
front. fine garden spot. Four
blocks out. liberal terms.
4TH AVE. N. W.. rooms and bath.
good lot. four blocks out, liberal
terms.
B ST, $. W., 10 rooms and bath, east
front and large corner lot fine
location for roomers, two blocks
out.
H ST., s. W, rooms and bath, con.
crete driveway and garage. East
front on good lot, four blocks from
new hotel
F. ST. N. W. rooms and bath,
builtin features, new bungalow, two
blocks from new hotel.
D ST, N. w, rooms and bath,
arranged for three apartments with
private entrance. Three blocks out
d ST, N. w. rooms and bath,
sleeping porch, four blocks out
NORTH Washington St., five rooms
and bath. fireplace and other built
in features. garage and driveway,
storm cellar beautiful lot with gar
den. trees, flowers, five blocks out.
d ST, N. W., 10 rooms and BATH
corner lot 100x14S, five blocks out
STANLEY Ave, S. W., 6 rooms and
bath. very large lot. Three blocks
out.
3RD AVE, n. W., rooms and bath,
south front, three blocks out.
A ST, N. E., rooms and bath, cor.
ner lot S0x200. double garage, fruit
trees and fine garden.
IF YOU want q home just a few
minutes walk from Main St., be
sure to let us show you these
places. They will he sure to suit.
We Know the Town
The Town Knows Us.
Lamgssom Inv. Co.
s0S Simpson Bldg.
phnnoc 1011-1QS1-1IkQ Q.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-12
Wanted to Rent

WANTED-Two or three furnished
light housekeeping rooms by June
10th, couple without children. ref.
erences given. Ring 16s. Call for
Maynard. 12-4
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-12

FOR SAIE-Homes in town. $3.50 up,
tracts Of land near town $25 per
acre and higher. Yates, the Earth
Man. office 124 1-2 West Main, at
office from in the morning to 6
o'clock evenings. 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-12

FOR SALE-A few more lots at your
own price and terms from three
hundred and fifty dollars up on
paved street mo commission. See
me or phone 325. l.. r. Marston,
403 ID St., N. w. elmo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-12

THOUSANDS of potatoe slips. Fill
all orders. Price is right, l-2 Mill
=. f.. h. A. Holiday, Seed Farm,
phone RM55. Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
CHICKENS STOLEN
At COUNTRY CLUB
Eighty Hens And BOOSTERS Missing
From Exclusive Resort On The
Bethany Pike

A rcror, wnS received nj police head
quarters last night Ia the effect that
eighty chickens hal been missed from
The cxclusiv" Country club out on the
BETHANY Pike And rs chicken n"w-a-
days ranks IN price with diamond
backed torrapin. the iOss Of th"s" fowls
VIII he kccnly felt ny tho orgnn!zati ton.
not frcnl 4 monetary standpoint alon"
bur due 20 the fact that chickens nre
"SkerrCc."
Chief # Police Fred Frazier and De-
tective Ed Mckown made an investiga-
ton when n" report Of the loss wa
made known. but have not rs yet
reached solution Of the mystery.
During the summer months the
fowls have been allowed to roam at
they roasted in tho trees Manager
Holman Swartz war unable to state
whether all ~ the birds had disappear
ed at once or gradually.
I, was reported thai maybe the big
.,pr who has been reported at large in
that vlcinity had liven on chicken. but
there IS nythinE 10 substantiate this
ih"~rT.
/, - thought that some experienced
chicken thieves may have gone out In
a machine after dark and MS the chick
rns roasted nj EorlH distance from the
rluh house tn" feat Of capturing them
would hnN" been no great task for An
artist in thH' line.
'rh" officers of tho poles force and
Sheriff Toward Hastings men will 20
Hrto the mystery and endca"or 10 bring
tho rascal 10 book. be he man or
monkey.
- ..x,z --r.xr-e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
WHEELING HIGH
HAS PROSPECTS
NuNAs, ErDEnnLER. MOVES. BON
NESON. HOWARD, SrHINS1CAGH
Ann OFFERS POE RACKrHLD
Heavy Limo WIN he Developed With
Nov Non Who Will Play WITH
Team This Year

The rrosrec.s for the football eleven
n wheeling High School remain bright
Is the reason draws nigh. With stem
eicker, E.deTniller. Munas. Moves, non
neson. Br!nkuan. Barnes. Front. "ag-
nsr. Howard Hewitt. Piper and many
other promising players. Coacn Ross
should round out a formidable eleFeh.
EidemIuer last years captain ana
center. Is p s!ne prospect Ter me luLi-
back position. due % his splendid Work
In the game with Bellaire last year. IL
the big bow runs true 20 form he should
make the opposition step a fast pace 70
a Quarterback Munas seems 10 be
the only outlook, as 'h's YounSster has
hold tho signal position FOR the pas:
TWO wears and with hts past experience
should easily make the team Al hai;s
s,CInhtcker WITH DO one while ether
Moves or Bonneson will re on the other
alde. Other new entrants !H+n the
school this year will also try out Tor
tho hals back position.
The line should be tmpregnaole WIN
Rrinkruan Barnes. Front and Watkins
rs ends Howard and Hewitt Will hold
down the tacEic positions again. while
,hs gliards will have 10 be refilled with
new players after the graduation OF
TuerEens. and Schoen goes TO another
schooi
Al center. wagne- Nn.hur and
ether new PLAYERS wtu be tried oHt
Takirc the ,ran "a whole the Cold
and Plu. should stand out above th"
rAst OF the schools N the valley next
wear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
FRED FULTON
GETS THE K. ].
FROM NEGRO

Newark, y. +. July @S.--IIarry Wills.
negro u,ayywcjEh;. knocked out Fred
Fulton l.! the third round "f Fched'
uIrd !" round fight her" Tonight
Jack Erittor. w"lt'vw"iGAi champion
Of the world. defeated Marco! fA"tnaS'
French w"li"rv eight. ~ Il Sch"du'"d ten
round bout. I'll" r"''r'" Stopped the
r:ght In the Zenith round at'cr the
Frru,hmau had been ,tuuckcd down four
TINES
Frank Moran. Pittsburgh, heavy
weight was given Il nrM slAp"r "rClsIoh
over "Wi!G" Burt Kenny. Of New YORK.
IN another ten round h"u'. Both iiGh'.
crS did 1 lot 81 Stallin" and the crowd
repeatedly yelled tor actl'n.
Eddie FItzS;mmOns. New York llEht-
weight. OuIpoiutvd Johnny Dundee. IN i
ten round bout. F:tHsimn"rS had IN"
better OF FIVE rounds. Dundee OK 'hf'I
and two were even. dundee Mr'E''cu
1877. pounds and r'it2s!mmuns III e
Nius victory over Fulton places hih
in l;ur for n Tlat"h with Jack I''i'Pr'H .
hrnNy-wcicht champion. unless IN" 'At-
ter draws the color Ina. II was re-
uort-d befor" tn" match that Dempsey
would meet the winner.
Tonight's bouts were staged by tho
recently "rEani2cd Intcrn1tionaI Spor' :
inc club -" New York. Tn" cub mao
planned to hold III, nights IN New YORK
but owing 70 the delay IN nrp"lntmthi
of ~" New York stat" Bon ny tuiiinlS'
sIoncr under tho walker law, the
matches were transferred to tins C'iH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
BOB MARTIN KNOCKS
OUT SERGEANT SMITH
IN THE FIFTH ROUND
Srcc.aI 10 The Int"lligcnc"r.

SrcC.dl 10 The Int"lliccnc"r.
Columbus q. July %6.---Rob Martin,
champion heavyweight OF the overseas
forces. knocked out Sergeant Ray Smith
Of Ncw York. N the NTH round Of a
scheduled fifteen round contest here to-
niEht
''rhr Knockout cane as n surprise to
followers If IT," HS,Ir sport. TIL" two
suldlrr+ hay" met before. Thrr" times
in Franc" they buttl,d To draw. and
twice in THIS country Sergeant smith
gained the referees decision over Mar
tin.
Smith was the favorite for tonlEht's
scrap. tn" right was TIA" pr"ttrSt
seen nor" in years. Both boys hattIrd
cl2un they hroh" when tn" referee
commanded and action neNrrd lagSe
white tie contest lasted.
Smiih was II tough customer to drop.
IL, va; on his feet apparently out. for
several seconds. and took al least
dozen punches on tho face before he
fell L. tho floor an dwas counted out.
Smith was not himself until his seconds
had carried him Ia his chair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
Rnilod TO Stop It.

Jersey City. y. j.. jury Gan elev-
rntn hour attempt - stop the hoNli%
bout between Fred Fulton and Harry
wills, scheduled for tonight at Newark.
was defeated late today when Vice
Chancellor Grim refused to grant an
application for AN injunction restrain
ing the promoters from producing th%
bout sought on the ground that 1t was
10 be faxed. ,,,
The application was made by William
y. Gold Webber, Il local lawyer, rep
resenting the Armrry athletic club ~!
Jersey CITY. He admitted an RfhdaN!t
which said the club had been INFORMED
that tho hight was 10 be fake una
that Wills was to lose the bout IN the
NTH round.
The vice chancellor pointed out that
the international Sporting club or New
York, urdcr whose auspices the bout Is
being conducted. already has sold Nh,,
600 worth OF tickets and that II would
lose that amount II the Injunction was
grated. Gold Weber offered 10 post
a bond for that amount 70 be forfeited
ir hts clients failed TO prove their
claim.
application Is denied because It was
made TOO late.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
LAFFERTY WANTS
CHANCE AT TITLE
LsNerty. Ohio. July Is. 1920
- rIikr-

LaNerty. Ohio. July IS. 1920.
Sport Editor.
Wheeling Intelligencer.
Dear S.r:-Belng consistent reader
Of your sport columns. l can't help but
see the number Of claims being made
for the Ohio Valley championship in
amateur and semi-pro baseball.
We have 4 club hero made up entira,y
OF home talent: men who work In the
different mlnes OF the town. and would
like q chance to eliminate some OF the
clubs who ara claiming the above men
toned titie so early
The LaTerty Athletic Club. has played
fourteen games this sosson. losing only
one that a fourteen inning game TO tho
Wheeling q Lake Eric coal company
club OF Neir. Ohio, later on defeating
this club by to l score In n.no in
ming game.
We have tried 70 meet such clubs as
MouncSvllle and BcllRIrc Athletios.
but without success: and vet some Of
How do they base their claims
Next month We meet such clubs rs
pnicrvai". CrGiz ChautauqUa Club and
tho Timlin 'luh At Canton. All date9
are open after August 18th.
W" would Ike 10 meet any OF tho
Wheeling district clubs mentioned
above until we are eliminated from the
race. and any help you can give uS by
publishing th.s letter III your sport
columns would be greatly appreciated
by
Tho J.afrsrty AtbIep.o Club
Jas r. donaldson, Manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
Wheeling Men In An
Unusual Suit Against
The j. s. Government

Special Dispatch to the TntelliGencer.
Charleston. W. Va, July 2G,--Follow-
Ing arguments In the case OF Edward +.
Obcrman. OF Wheeling. against Newton
e. Baker. secretary OF war. the Aerano-
teal Co, Inc, Of New York. and others.
which is Il prtition for receivers for the
Charleston branch of the Edgewood
Arsenal. property of the United States
government. Judge II. ID. Rummell. In
kanawha circuit court. announced mat
he will take the matter under advise
mcnt. lie said his decision VIII prob
ably be ready Wednesday morning.
Tho hearing attracted Il number or
spectators and considerable life was
shown IN the arguments. Henry A,
NOlte, OF Charleston. and p. J. McGin-
ley. Of Wheeling. appeared for the petit
TONER. and Newton q. Baker was repre-
scented by Joseph +. Kcnna, George S.
Scouth also appeared In the case as
friend OF the court.
Tho chief contention OF the respond
ents in the case was that the complain
ant had no right tn sue the government.
and any action taken by the court would
not stand. 1t was held by the com
plaiEant's counsel that since the equity
for tho property had been removed from
the governments possession. the legal
right only remained. The point OF con-
test centcrs around this right II was
claimed. and there was legal right to
ask the court for receivers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
FIRST DEFEAT
FOR SINGLE TO-

Columbus Ohio. July 26.--Thc open
Ink card of the Columbus mud summer
grand circuit race meeting saw S'hS!o
g.. the veteran PAGER. take his FIRST de-
feat Of the year in the free for all.
wncn, after stepping in ?:Nl the tr|t
heat. hE wont into TIE rick. while "a
nardo went on and won N slower !in".
E!nglo G's milc was tn" fastest heat
paced anywhere this year. In III" Hn"-
ton pools. he sold for 500 to $50 for
the field.
The 2:O7 trot finished n duel between
DR.. Nick and Peter l., the latter finally
winning Dr.. Nick trottcd tn" nrst
heat in 2:o4l4. Peter l.. was the orig
!nal favCrite.
The stake event OF the card was tn"
2nj pace the Elks Home purS" o;
$4,000. 1t proved stirring Contest.
Royal Earl winning the first heat aa he
pleased then being forced 10 bow to IN"
rushes ot Hal Malone in the last two
heats. 1t was the latter p1ccr'S first
win Of the season. Royal Earl was
slight favor!te IN the first auction
pools.
The first division OF the 2:l4 pace was
spli: heat affair. Lillian :. eventually
winning IN the fourth and deciding
heat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
REFUSED To 4,
LET JOHNSON
OUT On BAIL

CHICAGO. July 26.--Jack Johnson's
hope OF early freedom under bond was
considerably dimmed tonight after
every effort Of his friends and attor-
news TO obtain his release had failed.
Indications ars that the former
worlds heavyweight champion. who fled
to Europe SIX years ago. after being
convicted Of violating the Mann act.
may remain IN the county jail at Joliet.
for a month.
judge Samuel AlscEuier, Of the
United States district court. to-day re-
fused to hear an application for bail be-
cause Judge Carpenter. who sentenced
Johnston. Is In the city. and IN" case
should come before him. Judge Carpen-
ter VINO IS recovering from an operation
performed last week, told JOhNSOn's az
iorneys he might not be back 10 his
office for 4 month or more.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27

Easter intending to get work In Pitts
burgh. She had a position. according
TO her sister. and went directly 70 the
place Of her work. The family all knsW
where she was, the sister says. AFTER
n few weeks. Esther Zelders quit nor
work and returned TO her parents, at
Burgcttstown. and after staying there,
went back to Pittsburgh to get an
other position. She did not write to-
anyone, the sister says, for about q
mother had a letter from her stating
that she is working In Confluence Pa
Tho sister 1T Shadyside and other re-
latiyes perhaps have been unjustly EN-.
barrasscd by the publica ton OF report
that the girl was missing, and frienos
OF the family will be pleased to know
that her relatives know Of her where's
ahOutS. 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
PAVING RESUMED

Work of rcpaving the National road
at Elm Grove, which has been delayed
for the past six weeks. was resumed
yesterday. The concrete base Is being
poured near Racb's store and Contractor
Vercelotti will rush the work to com.
plet!on.
Ono side OF the National Road from
Spr!nGdale to the railroad crossing has
been torn up for seyeral months. The
work has been held up on account OF
lack OF material and labor and now thar
the work has been resumed. the reFi.
dents hope II wAt soon be completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
GIRL Is NOT MESSING.
Relative Of Esther Eeldsrs Of Shady
side Corrects Report Of Her
Disappearance.

In a communication directed to Tho |
IntcllIgcnCcr Mrs. Louis Jur!co OF |
Shndyside. Ohio corrects report |
which was published several days ago, !
10 the effect that Miss Esther zeldcrs |
Of shadyside. had been mysteriously |
missing since she left for Pittsburgh On |
a visit soon after Easter. The facts az
furnished The Intelligencer follow:
Esther Zelder left the homo of her |
sister at Shadysidc with the knowledge |
Of her parents on the Monday after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
is YOUR SKIN ABLAZE WITH
FIERY ITCHINGS?

effect whatever That Is why salvrs.
o!ntmsats. lotions. washes and other
remedies applied To tho skin can do no
more than give merely temporary relief
Soon tho fiery itching breaks out again.
FOR such treatment cannot reach the
source OF the trouble.
II you want genuine relief from tho
fortunes Of skin diseases. lose no time
In discarding all local remedies. and be-
gin taking 3. $. . today and you Will
be delighted with the results
Tou can get s {. s at any drug
store. and II you wri;o to our physician
he will gladly give YOU full instructions
about your own case. Address Medical
Director SoA SS.I.- !; s.,;lI lc1ta'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27

Tvo base hits-W"1ver. NcIch.
Th~c. base hIt-IachSou
Stois., baseS--WcaScr. Jackson.
Sacr'rce--Wcavcr. Kerr.
Double playS-RiSh"rE, MrMu'iHn an"
: collins, Hush and Hrsln"hn; f'ne'N'
Young and He.lmam. ,>,,,. =
~, M basc4-Ch!cago II: Detroit -
Hasc on balls--oN Dauss :: Ayers /;
uits-or Dau<s 10 IN :; Ayers in
Ults-oN ptuss 10 IN innings OH
~, ~ pitSne-by Dauss . (Ltebold
and T. Coi,Usl.
Struck ou,-by Kerr 2: Ayers l.
W-rd pi;ches-Ayers. Kerr Dauss
Losing pitcher-Dauss. wiz, i,
rmpires, Frtel and owens LIMO
hour and Al minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
HUBBARDS-W ILSONS
LEAD P, c. LEAGUES

The Hubbard Juniors and tho Wilson
Seniors are leading the rae. I'm the two
divisions Of the lnt"r-pla%Eround base
bail series but their positions OF su-
premacy may b" or short duration. az
cording - the pace that the other teams
OF the league are going The usual jun
ior games on Wednesday, and Senior
gnmes on Friday will be played this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
Don't Continue TO Suffer Because OF
wrong Treatment.

Al last science has determined tho
real source OF all skin diseases. and
with this enlightenment comes the
rSason why thu prevailing treatment
heretofore used has proven such com
plete failure. II has been proven that
Impurities in the blood cause millions OF
Tiny disease germs 20 set up their attack
on tho surface Of the skin, and IA the
form OF p!mples. bo!ls. ncaly sruptfons
and Itchy. burning !-ritatlons. begin
thor dis1iSurtag and destructive work.
Being in tho blood. these disease
Rerr'T can b" reached only through the
blood. and local applications have no
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
JONES HOLDS
YANkS To )
FOR SHUTOU7

New York. July 3e-Ths Boston RED
sox shu. out New York today , 70 y,
The heavy hitting Yapkees were heid 10
thres singles by Pitcher Jones. who IS,
sued seven bases ON bale. foer OF
which vent to Ruth. Collins started
ON tho mound for the Yankees but was
taken ou, Of the box at the end OF tho
third inning. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
oRpER NOT ISSUED

Washington. July 26.-The New Ems
land coal priority order was not iasueS
by the Interstate Commerce Commieeic4
a. had been indicated. It was explains,
ed by the commission that not all pro-.
visions Of the order had been deter
mined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
MILD THROW
BY HAEFFNER
+ HELPED SOME

BROOKLYN. July 26-Erooklyn got an
even break N the two gam" series VITA
Pittsburgh by winning todaH'S gam.
70 !. FScffCr was reached fer four
AIMS on two doubles. w" sj0E.rs AMI
two passes IN the fourth lnn'us Ela"i''
ncr's wild throw 70 irSt with ~" haS"t
full was responsible ut three %: HrouN'
iyn's runs OF Carlson. Sc"r'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
I TIMELY HIT
IN THE TENTH
WON FOR SOX

Detroit. Iu.y 26---J. Collins SINGLE IN
.ha ,n,th. assisted by Ayres' error won
tnr opening game oc the series Win me
Tigers for ChicaSo. Edd!" tol,!nS was
n: on the head by p!tched oHt' ~ ne
~, ,rri,a and removed from the game
:, F,rr ,.tr,.,;ng the bases. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27

Summary: Two base hits McInnis.
schang Three base hIts-Vitt. Home
rvn-Monosky Stolen oase-Menosky'
Sacritice-Jonss. Left on oases-Bos.
70 Foster to McInnis: Scott TO Foster to
McInnis. Base on oalis-ott Collins 8;
on 0'Doul /: Off McGrew |: of Jones
I Rtts-otr Collins Z in } innings; on
Thormahlen 3 In mono. none out in
fourth: of o,Doul IN =; off MeGrSw
O'Doul (Hooper.) Struck out-hy Col
Inns !: by O'DouI I: by Jopes l. Losing
PITCHER Collins. Umpires- Connolly
and SalNih. Tims-1Sl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE

Charleston. w. Va, July HG.-ArrINRc-
msntB are being rlada FOR special train
servtce on the Baltimore and Ohio roll
way 10 and from the Wheeling Republi-
can convention, Chairman White an
nQunCed today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
Junior STANDING,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo ................. 9 3
Wright and Meyer. Kocher; Brady ard
NIurnl,N.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27

Two-base hts Elnntt. kor"tchT'
scu,hworth. eaton. Ga~rv. Grimm.
Three.baso h.,--Sm.th. stolen haS'--
Johnston. poublN ptay--ENiou ." r.
son Ls:t on baseS-PiitSouT5h =
Brooklyn :. Base on hals-Ot carr
son .. PteffPr :. Hits-Off l'te;;'r' :
in 4: q Smith, , in ): Oft carlson: n
4 struck ou:-By Carlson I: by Ptci;.r
2. Wild p,tch--C'arlsoH. Winning PIT
cher-SmitA. Losing pitcher-tarlsoh r.
CmpireS--Ha-riSon and Hart Ii'ns-
so
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
-MCCOnkey In
. Third Game Of Series
YrOroHY FoR yoCKEg TEAM WILL
LEAVE oNLx EA9LE5 TO PUT
OUT OF RUNNING

Tho Bauers-McConkey clash on tho
Tunnel Green grounds next Sunday
should prove interesting to the baseball
fans as victory for the BauTrs in the
third game would only leave the Ferry
Eagles TO cast aside With two VIC
tories over their most formidable OPP
pcnents, the MCCoukeys and Eagles. the
Bauers look like real champions.
The count now stands as follows:
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To-day's Games.
No games scheduled.
--RuY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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To-day's Games.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
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II you have courage you may get cap
rial, but II you have capital and haven't
courage someb body tina, has courage
eventually will get your capital and then
you won't have anything.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Games.
Brooklyn 6: Pittsburgh. I.
Others teams not scheduled.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

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