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Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-15
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

H. H. BOHMFALK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
.EDGWOOD HAS FAST
BASEBALL OUTFIT

For the first time in several years
Edgcwood is represented this season py
a high grade baseball team, which. de-
spite It's late organization. promises L"
develop into one OF the real strong
teams Of the valley.
In the old pre-war days Edgwood al
ways had a fast baseball squad. Tn"
old Dmmey A. {. was the last OF the
good Edgwood teams until the organ:-
zaticn Of this years aggregation which
under the leadership OF Capt Lucas, 3
making things interesting for all com
erS. Edgwood has taken tn" laBcle
Iron Works nine into camp and dropped
an thinning contest to the South Side
overseas aggregation this season all
has an ambitious schedule ahead. Last
Sundays contest with Beech Bottom
was stopped by rain. as was the contest
with the Stogies. week earlier. NsXt
Sunday Edgwood jauntS over 10 NctfS
Ohio, for tilt with the American 10,
gion team Of the Ohio town. The SQuad
viii leave Fourteenth and Market streets
at 1885 for Beilaire: from where
they will make the trip in trucks.
Nickcrson. Chapman. Dclbrugg": Luz
csS, BloSscr. Greenwald. Jung. Quinn,
Sharf. Abrams. Quinn and Flynn Will
be Captain Lucas probable lineup.
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ReSO|ute Adds Seventh
Victory Over Vanitie

BRISTOL. T. !. June ?$'-Th" $I@"p
Rnsnlu,r added tho seventh win TO her
striny of Victories in tho Americas cup
defense elimination series today. de-
fcating The NanitiC by on" minutes an'.
seven seconds. corrected time. Today
race. the tenth q the series was OYER
n iwcnty-mIlc course. with windward
and locward legs.
The RrSolutc made slow getaway
a. she jbcd for new start. Both
yachts split lacks aGtSr starting, the
E,nitic going to port and her rival To
starhoard. The heat Ia windward was
hard hattie. the R"Solutc gaining a
few seconds. ON IN" return n" Nanttie
haincd and led the RoSo'-Se by one
second ~ the finish. losing IN" race on
he time allowance Of one minute. eight
seconds
on the run To tn" finish spinnakcr'
were not used by either boat. rs both
ran to lecward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
FLORENCE A. C. TO
PLAY j. c. 7. sun,

Tho Florence 4. C.-trt"d CONNER
cial Travellers clash next Sunday on
the Florence grounds is attracting
quite a bit ~ interest and a record
breaking crowd is expected To attend
the game The Florence nine is much
stronger than the travellers. although
tho latter has shown wonderful bursts
Of speed in few games and may pull
a surprise.
ON July ;hc Florence nine will meet
the I.ahellc Steel and Iron in u double
head r. one To he played at 10 o'clock
and the other at 5. On July II they
will Journey TO Lansing where they VIII
encounter the team Of that place. The
Florence 4. c. arc also after a game
for July l. For games please call 104-J
Bell4ire, and ask for Elson.
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will hr Bell. followed by Higgins. J.
O'MalIey. s. Lattimer. L. OMalley. r.
Lattimer. Salisbury. Bounds and Burk-
hardt.
John OMalley. the new member OF the
team is also a member or the he"iinS
Ste.I & Iron Companys team al York
VILE and has been hitting them n mi"
for the Industrial League leaders In
fact TWO other sluggcrS OF the Eagle
team are also members Of IN" YORK
tIlim squad, namely, l.. O'Malley and :.
l.attimer. and IL daily practice improves
their hitting. King and Strochrl had bet
tor enter the pitchers box under bomb
proof shelter. OF course. the BauerS
ar, wiS, to all angles Of the old game.
and when Umpire Morgan calls. PLAY
bal" the fans Can ;"St assured that II
will b. a regular lion and tiger batt!"
and 10 finish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
MADE CLEAN SWEET.

DETROIT. June o3.-Washington
made clean sweep Of the series with
Detroit by winning the final game to-
day. 10 .. Both teams used two pitch
ers but the visitors grouped their hits
TO better advantage than the Tigers.
Detroits only runs came in the sixth in
ming when AinsmIth hit ii homo run.
scoring man ahead of him. Score by
innings: K. II. r..
Washington 80 0002l20 o \ u
Detroit ........0 o 0 90 - o o. s !
Erickson. Johnson and Charity;
Ayers. Okric and Ainsmith.
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BELLA|RE VS..
ARMY VETS SUN.
rASS Game to Be Played At DsnAtre
BAH Park-Hecord Breaking crowd
Expected TO Turn Out.

The Fellairc Athletics will clash with
tho strong MoundSvillc Legion nine FOR
next Sunday at the Bcllatre ball PARK
and one Of tho best games ever played
around this district IL expected as o"ih
rcems arc strong contcndcrs for the val
lev champ. In recent meeting ne
Mound City nine proved successful over
their opponents in a close game oy the
count OF 6-a.
Manager Mooney Of the Ecllatre CLUB.
exnects TO bring home victory next
SUNDAY as several stars Will be added
to his roster. Vince. former star hurler
Of Washington and Jefferson. will prob
ably start the game for the phi" nm,
while with such now players as Mack
and Tauyo they should round strong
opposition for tho Mound CRY nine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
CHICAGO CLUB COMMENDED
FOR ACTION IN MAGEE CASE

NEW YORK. June "a resolution
the Chicago National
/ carur base bail club for forcing into
tn" full light OF publicity it's reasons
for the discharge Of Player Lee MaEee.
who was released after an alleged con-
frssion that h" had hct on games, was
ndopied here today Mt a special meeting
Of the National League. Magcc recent
~ lost "A suit against tn" club 10 re-
cover damages for its alleged Illegal
with his profrs sional career
President John A. Hcydlcr Of the
league was praised for his indefatig-
ahla efforts in seeking out and bringing
To hear the evidence, which was pro-
scented hcfsre a public tribunal with such
relentless force and prepond"rhrCe AZ
to serve rs an everlasting warning TO
other intending wronGdoers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24

Tho Eauers and the Ferry Eagles will
resup,c ,hcir'battle for the Valley cham
rronShip next Sunday AT League PARK
Their tirst encounter WAS interrupted ny
rain IN the second inning with n score
showing for either team.
During the short period OF play the
BIRDS dearly demonstrated that they
wrr., equally a. strong aS IN" almost
lnyrnclhlc WhHriingItrs. The Eagles had
mad, tho only hit and were going good
m th, field. while the Euu"rS had two
wohhles and were guilty "f S"me bad
base running rh" Eagles have no fear
Ct King. for the very good reason that
They drove him from the box on two
occasions last season. and If Yoke
Giants send Strocbcl 10 the mound the
Birds will present Il team Of nine right
hand hittcrs. who ar" bound 10 worry
any portSidc finger Their lcad-or man
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HITS
Won IN 14TH

CLENt:LANi,. O.. June 23.-Nlcvc!and
made i three straight from Boston TO-
day by winning : 10 in fourteen in
n;ngs. The winning run was scored with
one out on successive singles by Chap
man. Speaker and Smith.
Each team scored three runs prior 10
The ninth inning, in which each again
scored three. From then on there was
no scoring until the fourteenth. Field
ing Of Evans. Hooper, McInnis. Witt and
Chapman, featured Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
ALEXANDER BESTED.

NEW YORK. June @2.--Toncy hcsted
Alexander in n pitchers haiti" hero To-
day, New York defeating Chicago IN ih2
second game Of the series by a SCor" Of
2 to l. After Chicago took the lead m
tho first Of the seventh inning on dow
bio steal worked by the former Grant
stars. Mcrklc and Herzog. Now forl
batted out two runs in the second half
on singles By Young and Kelly. friScA' :
double and kauffs sacrifice fly. score
by innings:
ChiCaco ....... nOh hoU lnn-l
Now York ..... 600 600 0gn--2
Alexander and O'Farrcll: TonCy and
Smith
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24

ST. LOUIS. June 23.-- Babe Ruth hit
his twentieth home run of the season
in New York-St. Louis game here to-
day. The visitors won. TO ,. taking
the odd game Of the series. Shawkey
was forced TO retire in the ninth when
he strained his left side while pitching.
Leading OFF in the sixth. Ruth drove the
second ball pitched into the center field
bleachers. Score by innings: Il. II l..
New York $500. n q , 0 | , 0 o. s y |
st. Louis .....00 nU0l0l = y :
Shawkcy. Quinn and Hannah. ShoCker
Fingilder and SEVERED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
WEST VA, TO PLAY
HARVARD BASEBALL

SnccIal pispatrh 20 The In;"IlI=onC"r
MORGANTOWN. June %&--r"r the
f1rsr tImr in the history OF sport at
West Virginia university. an annette
even, has been scheduled with Harvard
university. ~
A definite arrangement h29 h""n
made for a baseball game 10 he played
NJ CamhridGc either May th or "ih
next when the Mountalnecrs lake Their
annual Eastern jaunt.
Tho Harvard gam" was the FIRST on"
fcrs nr games have also been received
from Yale. Army. Navy. Lafayette and
other big Eastern institutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
CARLSON EASY
FOR DODGERS

BROOKLYN. June "%.-The Brooklyn
Nationals defeated PITTSBURGH 1" :
here today. The Pirates punched three
hits and sacrifice m MarQuard for
TWO runs the first inning. The
Dodgers hit Carlson freely. Wheat and
Miller getting three hits each and John
ston two. The club will play off a
postponed gamC here tomorrow. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
B|uefie|d Population
Comes Out Thursday

wASHINGTON. June "2.-The popu-
In,iun Of Blucficid. w. Va. Will he an
nounccd at 10 30 n IN. tomorrow.
Population figures announced to-day
Malone. y Y. 1855. increase 1889 or
Mcntkosc. Colo. 1851. increase 327 or
100 per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
YALE TURNS TABLES

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Jun" "I.-fh'e
eyenrd tho series with Harvard today
by defeating the crimson team t" :;
Poor hcldinG by the Crimson outirId
and the batting Of Holmes. VINO got
thsce timely hits. wa? responsible" Tor
Haryard's downfall The d"cid ng
came Will be played AT Frnway Park
in Boston on Saturday. Scor" BY IN
nings: r. II -,
Yale ............. oUn NV -
Harvard ......... OuN "oO o-o-,T )
Coke and Peters: Goodr and CAR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
PILLS. BLANHD.

CHICAGO. June 23.-ChicsEo shut out
Phladelp ha to to-day by punching
hits behind bases on balls and erratic
fielding Of the visitors CtCottc pitched
in fine form in tho pinChes. Felsch's
home run went into the left field bleach
ers. Score by innings: r. II. l..
.Thiladelp hia % o q q 0 q O 0 o. (
Chicago ....l OO@0 04Ox-7 0
Moore and Perkins, Cicottc and
Schalk
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Two base hits: Menosky. Hooper.
Smith Stolen bases: Evans. =. SaCrl-
flee: Witt. ,: Schang. Jones, MclnniS,
Johnston. Double plays; Foster. Wit
and Scott. Hooper and Walters. Left ON
bases. Boston. 10: Cleveland. II. Base
on balls: OFF Jones. of Russell. |:
Oft Morton. 5: off Baehy. ). Hits: orr
Morton. in :: off Sagby. in :; or
Russell. 6 in 5; off Jones. in S Ia. Hit
by pitcher: BY Jones Dohnston). Struck
out: BY Jones. :: by Russell. |: by Nor
ton, :; ny Bagby. :. Winning pitcher:
BaGhy. Losing pitcher: Russell. TIM
pres. MOriarity and chill. Time: see.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
Elm Grove Will Play
MoundSViNe SATURDAY.
"PeTs" win Journey to ParkefsbuRE
Sunday With Fast IndersnA-
snt Team. ~ z

Manager Reuthcr Of the Patterson 4
Elm Grove. nine announced two hard
games for this weekend NegotiAtfSS
we're completed yesterday with the
American Legion nine OF MoundsviIle
for game 10 he played Saturday aft
ernoon at o'clock on the Moundsyille
grounds. All players arc requested. TO
meet al Elm Grove at o'clock. as ,ths
trip will be made in automobiles. On
Sunday the Pegs" will 80 10 Farksrs1(
burg to play the fast independent team
Of hat fity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24

les today, i to =. Oeschger was in me
form and held tie Cardinals to six hllS.
Hornsby poled a long home run /" cen,
ter in the second. l.avan was ordered
out OF the game in the fourth for pro-
testing called strike. Score ny m
~ Louis ..... 10 0O0 "In--2 =
Kusron ...... 4hl Ou0 To-
poak. Shcrlrl. North. May and Dr.
hncffcr: Orsvhcrr and GOwdE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
CHALLENGE

The Straub A. c. Of Elm Grove Issue
A challenge to the North End 4. c. orr
tho Brllaire 4. e. for games next Sum
daY or any following Sunday on the !
Elm Grove grounds For Arrangement |
Of games please answer through this !!
paper as soon as possible.
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Rated for Ring in Sth.


TWO-DNSI NUS E''T. NIUIVTI
baSc--RawlIngs. SaCritirC-Wililam>
Rawlings. Fletcher. Douhl" plays
Rawlings, Fletcher and Lud"rus: Raw
ings and LudcTIs. Left on bases
Cincinnati i: Philadelphia :. Base on
balls-Ofc Ming /: Meadows .. Hits
OFF Ring s in :; off Fisher. non" in !.
Hit by pilchcr--Ry Ring (Stcng"D. Ey
Meadows duncan. Struck Our--Ev
Ring 3. Meadows |. Losing pitcher
Ring. Umpires-oulgley and ODay.
Time 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24

The Florence \. e. would like 10 hear
from some good semi-pro teams in TIE
valley for games on July 4. Either a
ouble-header or game IN the after
noon can be arranged. For information
please call 104-J, Bellaire. and ask for
Elson-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24

Tn-AnxIn RamaL
CHALLHNGE.

No games scheduled. The eastern
clubs will be on the road home from the
west
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MEADOWS TOO
MUCH FOR REDS

PHILADELPHIA. June 23.--Philadcl-
phla shut cut Cincinnati today 5 to u.
The visitors made 4 brief rally in tho
eighth inning when Mingn was Int ny
Ring. singled. but Meadows iiSht"nrd.
FIV" singles w"r" all the. hits the Reds
wcr" able 10 gather from Meadows
Score:
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poAK's wnDNEss PATAL.

BOSTON. Juno @&.-Doak'S wildness
in the first inning cnahl"d Roston 10
nil" IN four runs against St Louis and
easily won the second game or III" ser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yegtorday's Games.

YegtordAy's Games.
Cleveland. !; Boston. s.
New York. S; ST. LOUIS. ,.
Washington. 5: Detroit, >.
Chicago. :: Philadelphia. o.
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The Standing,
To-day's Games,

Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Chicago at New York.
St Louis at Boston.
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BAUERS AND FERRY EAGLES To
RESUME BATTLE NEXT SUNDAY

FIRST ENCOUNTER WAS-INTERRUPTED IN SEC.
OND INNING BY RAIN, WITH NO SCORES
CROSSING THE PLATE-BAUERs WILL PROB:
ABIY USE STROBEL OR KING, WHILE
EAGLES WILL NO DOUBT PICK EDDY BURK-
HART TO PITCH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
TO PRESENT PENNANT
To 80 Pound Boys Championship Team
ct Clark's Field This Afternoon.

Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the
cha mpionship baseball pcnnant won by
the HG-pOund boys team of the Clark
playground last summer, will be formal =.
w. presented TO the team at Forty-siNth
street.
Eesidcs the team there will be present
William Farmer. last years director
on the Clark playground. who was large
~ responsible for the good showing
that these younger boys made. NJ.
Nelson Rycott. the present director and
coach will receive the pennant from re-
creation Manager Alfred c: anderson:
and formally accept IL in tho name OF
the team and the playground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24

Tho Wilson Packers are now art"r
games with fast s"r'i-pr" '"ams am
would ,Ee 10 hnar from tho Eancss.
FLORENCE. Worthwhile steel & Iron. N"fr.
For ARRANGEMENT Of "amcs plea" an
swcr through thiI p"ner or cell me
rlnnt ~ amy working hours. pret"raniF
lunch hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

YeBtsrday's Games.
BROOKLYN. }: Pittsburgh, >.
Philadelphia, ): Cincinnati. u.
New York. >. Chicago. !.
Boston. 6; ST. Louis,
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Rochester. 4: Jersey City. rs.
Rochester. 3; Jersey city. Q.
Akron, .: baltimore. :.
Akron. 3: Baltimore. I.
buffalo. |: Reading. I.
Toronto. :: Syracuse, ,.
Toronto. }. Syracuse. I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24

The Vance A. - Or the South Side
wishes 10 arrange games with senior"
teams in tho surrounding district lNr
games any Sunday after June -. The
NanCes report to hav" strong lineup
for all Games tn" remainder or IN" sea-
son and orly wish to hear from IN"
very best teams. For d"tailS r"crrnInE
ARA neement Of games please call Nanc"~
pool room, or answer through this paper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24

IT'S hard enough now for me 10
keep up my correspondence. she said.
When die l want 10 rest."-New
York Evening Sun.
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Dillonvale baseball team wishes TO ar
range Some Saturday games abroad.
Would like to hear from IN" Ea"rs. Fer
~ Eagles. WrllSburg. Si"ub"nNiil" Or
Nannington ANY Saturday date open
after June lath. Writ" or call f. I.
Mercer DillOnvalr Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24

The Yankee Juniors arc open for
games either on July ( or and would
like to hear from fast amateur teams
around this district or IN" Spooks Of
Washington. preferred. As yet tn" Yam
KEGS remain undefeated and should they
come out of their game victorious with
the Island Independents Sunday they
would be tho undisputrd amateur cham
pions OF the Ohio Valley. For gangs
please call lt1i-M and ask for James.
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CHALLENGE

The North Ends are now ready 20
meet any Of tn" best semi-pru teams in
the valley for games on any Sunday on
any grounds. Any teams wishing u
schedule games in the futu-'Hi please
write to Manager Robert Malusck. +. o.,
box Il, BrliairC, O.
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Totals ........% - l.
MATTED for Carlson IN eighth.
INFLATED for Grimm in ninth.
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Cleveland.

G)-Battcd for Morton IN eth.
(o)-Ran for O'Nc!ll in 9th.
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~..c.:x VIZ $500. sSk=eS-
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fine CURE FOR FLAT FEET
Turn Pig Trough Upside Down,
Grease, Then See How Far You
Can Walk on EDGE.

Take that old pig trough in you,
backyard, turn it so that the open
part is to the ground, grease itl
slanting sides and then try to wall
on it without falling for the length
of 20 feet.
That is a device that one of the
colleges has instituted for the dis.
abled men with fiat feet who are in
training there under the federal
board for vocational education.
The sides of the trough aren't
easy to walk on even if they are pol.
ished in this case instead of beina
creased. To walk on it requires the
turning in Of the feet, and this con.
stantly raises the arch and helps the
feet in the instep. It is a great
scheme which has been inaugurated
for the men.
Some of these colleges and schools
are: determined to make these bows
who are handicapped with wounds
or disease by their war service, leave
their halls better trained vocational.
ly and physically.