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The Holt County sentinel., 1920-08-13
Burr Oak.

VI. anu Mrs' "eo' Not.on are 'ne
pIouu parents oi "a 'ilugh'er' Dorm
angus. o. ,...,,.. G.
l,,, n .',,. s 49,. am lunl.E spen. sun
u W. ro m.'. M ~, an" MIS- .h"S' hoover
!" r1',s' ,Ity' s,,-,.,,
=; ammo ann FANNY visited sun
VA! W '''e r at.nur p, EldSr nome. I'll,
Ia. MlsS I rStneI p'uehly spent ihurs'
nay Wis an" thursday night NJ the Jane
NJ, "Y pu,,s c,.,.,
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-08-13

y. j. Lukens. while cranking car.
August 3, had his right wrist fractur,
ed.
s For Sale-l5 to rs head of
cows and heifers, coming fresh, also
COW with calf by side.
FRANK GENTRY, Forest City.
:. MIR. and Mrs. LATE Kunkel have
been promoted to the rank of grand
parents by the coming of q fine boy,
which arrived Vt the home. Of Mrg ana
MRS; Cassius Peters, August g DR., j.,
y. Tracy was In attendance, Mother
Along fine under the care ofUrandfna
Peters. = Cesslus sRys M q tn: finost !
epscimen Of Democrat Tat ! - user 4
came 70 Holt county, ave xrw!&
Nh. hsters will ~ tie poilt H Ea
! - -. ~ ehsAsed bSfor his MT tSts
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-08-13
Mrs. W. W. Dawson and son, W

Mrs. W. W. Dawson and son, W
W., Jr., returned last week, from q
three weeks outing at lake Mary
Alexandria, Minnesota. Mr.. Dawson
wife and son, Wallace. left this week
for a visit with relatives in Mt. Vern,
on, Indiana, and from there will go tt
Princeton, Dawson Springs, and Other
points in kentucy, where Jack will
look over the scenes Of his childhood
They will be gone month or so.
Lester Bailey has returned home
from Sainte Genevieve, this state
where he has been for five weeks in
the employ Of T. G.. Schraeder & Co.
large marble and stone contractors
builders and dealers in marble and
stone, Lester Is . graduate of our
State University and was engaged IN
geological work for the, firm. He Il
|cpmpetent, thoroughly qualified 70,
this work. YOU will readily sgpss when
lyop learn that he rscsisAat 500 per
vel fer iiys wsssu' ,wsrkiasdt all ex,
\ peA s4A faVa-N. ,smao 81,
=. ...y .0l -. 4 IA. N. ~ MO- "A. l.,
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-08-13

Cholerine will cure your chickens
and make them lay. Fly Shoe will
keep off flies, and cows can rest.
Manhattan Oils for your cars, extra
heavy. at soc; medium heavy, zoe;
no better oil on the market. Wasn't
that flour better than any you have
tried? What can you say about our
brooms? Tell everybody what you
think abort our Standard A Flour.
Tell your neighbors we sell rolled oats
lower than elsewhere. Tell your
neighbors all you know about US, and
ask them to tell you the same. You
know what Wear-U-Well Shoes are
huff said--we sell them. We have
some good outside white paint. We
sell. Forest City bread--more ounces,
better quality aud less price. Best
cold drink to cool you, and ice cream,
too. We have Bran and Shorts now I.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-08-13
community Notes.

"All work and no play mabes JACK
a duh hoy 70 all thoie who l,r'iove
in This saving and Ia those who ar. in.
,erested in one Of the hest ou..,l.or
yames-lawn tennis-the outdoor re-
,....,. ,nitu. of In. Co,nriunit,
League wishes TO announce that the
COZ. vhicn ras teen in the cour.c Of
rt.pafa,io1 for some time. l. nog
fsady 10, use. Much credit l. Zoe the
.aung men who have spent 50 mach
me and ,ffor. there. working euti.I..
iastically, grading and osing the
ground. stretching the wire. etc. IA.
rierce and others have gwen much
time and Interest, but We feel that
"sprcial eiIOrt = dive 20 John Mark,
Jr.. Erie Pierce and Edwin and Allen
Bunker. Tine committee u anxious
10" tb1: Mt o.. ;ac.a s...".g. 30! q
but that many others shall take adj
vantage Of the opportunity 20 enjoy
the" excellent game.
Tennis was a favorite sport with
The0dDI" Roosevelt In an article On
school athletics ne said, II believe with
all my heart IN athletics, in sports, and
have always done az much thereof as
my limited capacity and numerous du-
ties would permit; but | believe in
p.IE Nto, c'i.eI get.u't Yl he
spi" tna' 'e o"N VI ". nav
pns mat ann 70 con"npt ioI-
n'"l Nno IT, ~. l,.i,e a. syou t.,l,e
"a" ous y, ny, Du' ~ M, W.
he "''', s.S"' ~ VI" nV ~, ~" ne
III ~ WI e"u ~ ~ "e, N, nn'
'i' .''. ns mas Pul'eu NJ ne,s". any
"'''' "o'.. 'os'n yo's u soo'
I;.. rs - ee''I' %. S'.pns
.L ."" '''"' " oe''e' IMAM
e'..e''
We are not urging our young people
to neglect their duties, but like Roose'
welt We believe in athletics and are
eager that they snail nave better OPP
portunitics u engage m wofth-whilt
games. Tennis II splendid for physi'
cal development, and We feel sure that
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-08-13

Crushed Rock Salt is the purest
salt this earth produces. It is IL per
cent stronger than Michigan salt, u
per cent stronger. than evaporated
salt. 1t is the beyr stock salt. Il is
the best meat salt. II is the best pickle
salt. II is the best salt-all the biz
packing houses use II In preference to
any other. BY the way, when any one
tells you this salt comes to US after
the packing houses have used il, then
don't you swallow II. It comes direct
from the mines. We will have it on
hand all the time. Present prices are:
Barrels, 800 pounds, $2.95; l00-pound
sacks, $ll0; Sulphurized Blox, 85c;
60-pound Plain Blox, 75c.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-08-13

Welcome at our store at all times,
and meet your friends here during
Chautauqua and rest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
WALTER HAGEN WINS
MET, CHAMPIONSHIP,
DEFEATING BARNES

New York. Aug. by going around
the Greenwich Country club links yS--
terday within a stroke OF the course re-
cord. Walter Hagen Of New York de-
fcatcd Jim Barnes OF St Louis. in the
playor Of their tic for tho open cham
p!onship OF the Metropolitan Golf As
ISOLATION by Il margin of four strokes.
Barnes and Hagen tied over S"vCUty-two
holes al e92 strokes. In this deciding
contest Hagen made 20 and Barnes 4
"A.
Barnes lost his opportunity on the
outgoing half. when h" scored 40
against tho title holders Sc. and it was
not until he was well on the journey
hom"ward that Jim settled down 10 play
anything like his real game. Tn many
Il looked a. though Jim were suffering
from the old Hagen jinN. for it has
become common knowledge that the st
Louis eNp"rt seldom reaches his best
against Hagen. although when tho Two
arc playing together as n team he gem
orally carries his full share of the
burden.
1t = fact. a, any rate" that Rarncs
too often left himself short on his puts,
which e not an indication Of nervous
ness seemed at least to rhow that tho
holder Of tn" professional. Western and
Southern titles was p hit too anxious.
Hagen also began n hit unstcadly N
putting but the difference was that
green work between laying wild" and
humping the cup Hagen found the tru"
touch and started 10 drop the long
ones.
Barnes really lost his hold Of the
match at the seventh hol" He was
stroke t. the had driving on here. and
when IN" two had hol"d OUT the differ
cnCe between them WAS three shots.
Hagen had 10 work to get his IN con-
sequence of being trifl" too strong on
his putt. but once he had that one down
he Was or velvet. 1t might he claimed
that Barnes got tn" worst Of the luck
here. In a way he did. for while Jim
had n slight slice TO his drive he was
not many feet to tho right OF Hagen.
and yet ho landed IN tho rough.
The card Of III" match.
Hagen -- out : "--26
Rarnns Out so
Hagen go In : Alto
Barnes In : ; ( . : : ) 3--3+-'i
Hagen has hold tho Metropolitan OMEN
title since 1916. IN which year. at Gar.
den city. he defeated Barnes and
Charles EoffnNr OF Phllmont after
iripl" tie Owing 10 the wnr there was
no tournament In l9l7 and 1918. hut
last year Hagen successfully defended
his honors Al North Shore. Barnes did
not compete last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
BASEBALL WEEK IN FIGURES

New York. Aug 1.-The games IN tho
National league during tn" past week
brought the teams moro closely bunChcu
tn" standing tonight showing the hrSt
and last teams separated by only lh-
points Brooklyn continues TO set the
pace. but the Robins lead was cut down
in the series with Cincinnati. the latter
winning three Of four games
\ victory by cincinnati over New
York IN the FIRST Of their series Saturday
brooklyn. hut today Brooklyn defeated
ST Louis and again took the lead as the
Giants beat out the Reds in a scnsa-
tional ninth-inninG rally
McGraw's team made tho most i'm
rressiv" record in III" league during
tho week. having an unhr"kcn string or
were encountered The Giants are Ia
third place and with littlc better
pitching may catch UP with the two
leaders. Pittsburgh Is giving the O.
ants q battle for third plncc. while chi
caGo ia not far behind the pair. -.
Louis did not win 4 game last wccK.
Boston and philadelphia bring up the
rear Of the second division.
cleveland followers were encouraged
by the way the Indians performed last
week. not that il was unusual Tor
Speakers men 10 win majority OF
their games. but because Of the impror
I'm which Il was necessary 10 send in re-
lief pitchers and that was the only con-
test the Indians lost.
Caldwell started that game. but two
days later went tho full r"ut" to vic
tory. CovcicSkie and Morton each
pitched two wins and BaEhN one. Thor"
was no change in tho relative positions
Of tho leaders as n result OF today :
games. Cleveland bowling to WashinS'
ton. while New York lost 10 Chicago
The result of the latter game, how,
ever puts Chicago within two points
Of the Nanks. llugEins men got bad
start on tho road. dropping III" series
To 81. Louis. Tn" club IS weak and un-
stcady pitching and consequently tn"
good stick work Of the players is wasted
in many games. Chicago continued ITS
steady work during tn" week. while
Washington and -. Louis arc fighting
for 'rurth place.
Tho Boston Rcd Sox fell behind dur
ing the week and Detroit and Philadcl-
ph'a continued at their usual gait.
Tho following is ohio record OF IN"
teams in both leagues. during the week.
showing the number of games won and
lost. runs hits. errors. mon lctt on
bases. and opponents runs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02

Tho h,rh,y tout.d Rau.rs baseball
,narn p'nt rca, nnnos!tion when they
lined i'm aKaInst me Macks et Tunnel
Green Yesterday afternoon. and emerged
losers bv a score OF 1 TO
rba aa o. r.,t,,roL b., MANY, ar
V,,r,ar,s So d,,o "a 49, ~ niring ana the
enc.ta.or,. - ,farn ssattnr enfovment
~. a,tavd,,r - va,So InhHrad - Wit
rasS DO III, nire innipgS due n the
100. Az, sion ~ 10y rSn RsnerS and
WrL+onts,s ~ N''' >'0
>,o NJ.
C,orC"e' |" Tn" ',,, azure ,t OF reI,,Mset The
NnnI..S ,, no t"u r,, ~ ." . -, o5Si,,onaI
800 WHY w, N.''' so,.s,,1i ,rr'nC wjth
,Co,, gu. tne , sso,,J narin'S' drnvc
~, baI, ino " nH, or NO in, ~ rtrh,-
cnr,cr G.rd hu, Grs - No mnn,re mis-
undcrs,anJirr ,hH ground rules only
rro ,,a,, 80 uIIow,d ~ srorc
~, I',, 49, -,.
.n ne SrIT''T III ~ s,is $3.50
tor tTyn hass. onIv This ruIn Was
made because Of IN. crowd surginr onto
the ncld AZ this point The play as
described above was not in the right
hedcr's territory. hut in the right side
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
Six Arrests After the
N, Y.-CinCinnati Game

New York. Aug. Is Six arrests were
made at tho Polo Grounds today, the
prisoners being charged with betting on
the game between New York and Gin
cinnati Herman Kcllman. Joseph Kos
kie and Sidney Strocllcy were acting i'll
a disorderly manner. the polio" said.
while quoting odds and accepting bets
on tho game. All three were taken to
police station. whCr" koskic later was
RELEASED on bail.
Moses preShcr. Joseph Meter and
Lester G. Lit. weer arrested a tho end
OF tho game. Drcsher told a policeman
that he and on" Of the others had bet
$50 on the game and that he won as
result of the Giants victory. Lift and
Meeter denied knowing each other. or
Drcsher and declared they did not have
his money. Dresher alleged the mon
were working in collision. When they
were locked up on a charge OF disorder
" conduct the police say Lit and
Meter had between them sl07 and
Dresher had SIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
"RED" CRAVER TO
". Y. j. NEXT FALL

Kenneth Red" Craver. football star
Of Martins Ferry High school, will enter
West Virginia University in the fall.
The decision Of this lad to enter the
Mountain State University is received
with great joy by local followers. Cra-
vcr. il will be remembered. was the best
quarterback ever developed AT the Ohio
school. His work. in scholastic games
last year will stand out prominently for
some time 10 come.
Many coaches OF local football teams
consider Cravor the best quarterback
ever turned out in the Ohio Valley. with
tho tvc' ption Of Russell Goodwin. for
mrr Wheeling high school star. but re-
Gently Of w. & J.
II was probably due 10 tho work Of J.
r. Nullanry Of Martins Ferry. who has
hc"n doing some missionary work ir
this vicinity for Harry Stansbury. that
CraNtr picked w. V. L. as his future
school. Many colleges and universities
were after the services OF this lad
Among them were Pitt. Bethany. Mari
eta. West Virginia. Kisk!. and Wash
ingtrn & Jefferson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02

the hero OF tho East End by making
two clean hits al the real points OF the
game. Crocky believed in hitting when
they were needed and connected twice
driving in three OF hts teammates runs.
Arguments were numerous through
out the contest. mainly due to poor
umpiring by YoCkum. who pulled many
poor decisions. On one occasion Mum
WAS hit with a pitched ball on the hand,
| The spheer rolled in the raIr line and
after Lewis threw il TO first the umpire
ruled Mum out at first while he was
suffering with agony from a bad hand
by Perley in the seventh was lowered u
two Dagger by ground rules in right
field although the ball fell In center
h'ld territory. Mum and Welch were
injured IN the earlier part OF the game
and tho latter WAS forced 10 vetirc for Il
few innings and was granted permits
sion by MCConkeys' manager and cap
tain to return To the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
EDDIE C|C|TTE
PITCHES SOX
INTO VICTORY

Chicago. Aug. 1.-Wonderful pitching
by Eddie Cicotte, backed by perfect
support enabled Chicago 10 shut out
New York today, 3 TO q. in tho first
game Of the series. The fielding OF
Jackson and Felsch was sensational.
Jackson went into the crowd in the
fourth and robbed Ruth Of a double:
After he caught the ball he t"pplcd
over on tho heads Of the fans. TIL"
New Yorker claimed the Chcagoan
dropped the hall, but Umpire Connolly
ruled otherwise Manager Higgins said
the Yankees would play the game under
protest. FcISch caught Peckinpaugh' $
drive with his bare hand, cutting Oft a
sure double.
Manager Higgins objected so strongly
against JackSop's catch OF Ruth's drive
that he was baRishcd from the game.
Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
New Worlds Record is
Set Up By Chevrolet

Columbus. q. Aug 1.--Ciaston Chev-
rolct SGT new wOrIc record for 100
miles over dirt track here today when
he covered the century without n stop
in 50 minutes and % seconds The for
MGR record of 81 minutes and 30 sec
OndS was snt by Tom Alley. at Mime
apolis IN 1914.
Tommy Milton. record holder for the
siraiEhtaway course. finished second to-
dav. II" trailcd four laps behind Chcv-
roict who Mt no time was in danger Of
being headed Ralph milford also
started hut was forced 10 tho pit in the
FIRST lap owing TO a broken valve.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
TOLEDO CIRCUIT RACES

Toledo. O. Aug l.--Toledo's second
grand circuit harness racing meeting OF
fhe 1920 season will open tomorrow aft
ernoon on the Fort Miami track. There
reserved FOR postponsments. Tho tea :
ture OF the meeting Is the free for all
pace on Tuesday. when Single O.. san
Ardo and others are expected TO COM
pe,a for tho purse OF $1,000.
Tho orenIng days program consists
of tho Els trot: tho 3:nS pace and tho
2:le pace each for purse Of $1,000 and
tho zoo Elks club stake trot Tor w.
900
Nineteen races are on the program
for the week with 3IS horses named IN
tho various events Frank NalkeT. or
Nv York cay will act as starter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
LAFFERTY TAKES ONE
FROM ", & |. {. Nine
Ohio Team Scored Twice In FIRST In.
ming and We're Never Headed.

The Lafferty baseball team Of LAT
ferty, O.. downed their strongest opp0-
nent on the Sixteenth street ball park
In Belairc yesterday by the score of
%. The contest proved to be one OF
the best ever witnessed on the Bellaire
ball park THIS season.
The I.afferty boys had their. bats in
working order and hammered the Erie
hurler for total OF sixteen safct:es.
while the losers secured but fve clean
blows 4 home run. a triple, and two
doubles marked the fusilade or nits
secured by the visitors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
DRIVE TWO FROM BOX.

s.. Louis. Mo. Aug. 1.-St. Louis hit
hard in tho carly innings to-day. drIv-
ing Moore and Bigbee from the box
and defeating Philadelphia. y to 3
Jacobson led in the attack with thrco
doubles and single In five times AZ
bat. +. Walker scored one Of Philadel-
phia's runs and drove In the other two
Score: 4. II. E
Philadelphia ..oOO1cOoO 3 : 3
ST. Louis ......4S1 - G Q X--12 IL
Moore. BiGbee. HaSty and Perkins;
Myatt. Davies and Severeld, Collins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
HoYT PITCHED WELL.

Detroit Mich. Aug. l.--Hoyt out
pitched Ehmke and Boston won the
opening game OF the series from Detroit
10 .. McInnIs made a remarkable stop
OF drive off Jones' bat. when tho
Tigers had the bases filled in the third.
After that HOyt never was in dangr. The
score: Il. II. n.
Boston ol0nn1o11-4 3 !
Detroit .......l l 0 0 0 n q n o. 2 3
Hoyt and Schang: Ehmke and Stan
age. Atnsmith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
Smith After LevinSkV
Local Heavyweight Is Anticipating
Entering tho Roped Arena Again

James J. Smith. local heavyweight. Is
heayd from again. Smith sent q letter
last evening to Harry Krck Pitts
hurgh sport writer. stating that he ac-
cepts the challenge Of Battling Levin
SKY or any other heavyweight in the
game. including Jack Dempsey: color
take all
lust what kind OF a match. this would
make chodr knows. Smith knows l.e-
rinskye style Of fighting. having been
his second on several occa SiOns, ONE
when h, "wrc>rled" Hurry Grcb at tn"
State Fair grouGGs last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
"YOCKE" RESIGNS
Baurers' Leader for Five Years Of Man
aging Hns Tendered Resignat!nn

John yoke" JaCohuCCi. for the past
I've years manager Of the Bauers base
hall team has rendered his resignation
which viii take effect Immediately.
Yoke" is we'll known n all diamond
fans over m" valley and has bern under
impressive years Of service while at
the head NJ the Baucrs.
Every year the Rauors have turned
out one Of tho best teams in the valley
and the fans arc sorry to hear Of Mana
ger JacohucCi leaving His teammates
have asked him TO remain. but Yoke"
finds II necessary 70 eliminate the man
aEemcnt position at tho present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
Yances Score Victory
Over BeIIaire Enamel
HEAVY Hitting By south side Team Was
Cnusa OF Downfall Of Ohtoans.

The Varccs had their bats we'll Ercas-
Cd Yesterday and walked away With IN"
HcllaIre Enamel team on the Tw"ntN'
si>th street grounds by the overwhelm-
ing scoro OF 1874. The feature OF the
game was tho heavy hitting Of the vic,
Tors starring Bliske. Coleman AMI
Stats. Extra base hits were numerous
"a errors BY tho visitors contributed
for n few OF the Vance runs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
TWO IN A ROW.

Brooklyn. y. Y. Aug. l-BrookIyn
made II two straight with St, Louis by
winning to-day's game. 20 :. Schupp
was nix hard for six innings and then
retired for a pinch hitter. kircher. re-
Gently purchased from Richmond fin,
tshed the game for the Cardinals ana
r,,ada GOOD Impression. The score by
Innings: " ~
SrookIvn ....02 OO3O0l y 3
Schupp. Kircher and McCa7ty. Diihoe-
fe-. Grimes and Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
DECISIVE VICTORY FOR
AMERICAN RIFLEMEN

Rcrerloo. Belgium, Aug. l.-Amcri-
cans again Won decisive victory in to-
days Olympic rifle target shooting ac-
"ordinE To final results. leading their
nearest competitors by fifteen points.
In nine events. all with high powered
rifles. the following scores were record
cd United States. %: Norway. penmark
and Sweden. each: Franco. 4: Sw!tzer-
land. 3: South Africa. 3: and Finland, |.
For tho first time in Olympic history.
tho classic FREQ f"r-all rifle competition
was won with an army rifle by the
American victory yesterday. They used
Springficlds with special l0s gram bull
lets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
BAGBY DRIVEN
FROM THE BOX
BY NATIONALS

Cleveland. o.. Aug. washington
opened ~ series here to-day with an
TO victory over cleveland. Bagby.
who started for Cleveland. was driven
from the box IN the third inning when
Rice tripled and Roth hit into the new
field stands for a homo run. the first
time the feat has been accomplished.
Clark. recruit. who succeeded BaGoy.
was effective. Rice stole second twice
In addition TO stealing home IN the fifth
inning Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02

Two base h!ts-Roth. Ellerbc. Milan
Smith. .; Wamsgarss, Graney. Chap.
man.
Three base hIt-Rice.
Home run-Roth.
Stolen bases-Rice 5; Ellerbe.
Left on bases-WashinGtou, s; Clere-
land. :.
Base on balls-OfS Shaw. 5: off Bag
BY. !: off Clark. .; off Niehaus. |.
HIts-Orf Bagby s in innings: none
out in third: off Clark. I I'm ) innings
Off Niehaus. in . innings.
Struck ouc-By Shaw. 8; by Clark. 1;
by Eichaus. .
Balk-Clark.
Losing p!tchcr-Bagby.
Tmpircs--Dineen and Owen.
Time OF game-2:l5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RUSH RUN WANTS GAMES
Buffalo, 6: Rochester. &.
Syracuse. .; Baltimore, !.
Heading. 0; Jersey City. 2.

To arrange for games any Sunday in
August or September Would like to
hear from such clubs as Vance \. G..
and Florence A G.. Edgwood. Blaine or
Straub OF Elm Grove. or any other fast
Ogden, Rush Run, Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02

IN THE NINTH
AND BEAT REDS

feated Cincinnati today 3 10 .. in
ninth inning rally LuQue had the
Giants at his mercy until the last M
ming when. after two were out. Young
and Frisch singled. The former scored
on KCly'S double and Frisch and Kelly
came home with the tying and winning
runs on Speuccrs single. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02

Two base hit-keQy.
stolen bases -Fr!sch. Roush.
NacrltCeS-Roush. Kopr
Double plays-Burns 70 Smith; Reth
" I,efi on bases-CincInnau I; New
Base on balls-or LuQue /: Douglas
ui+s-Or Barnes In Is inning: OF
Douglass In 2-3 innings: OF Toncy !
in I inning. =
Struck out-By Luquc Z: Douglass :.
Passed ball,-Smtth :.
winning pltcher-Toney
U'mpires-Qu!glsy and O'Day.
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Two base hit-E. Collins. Three bah
HIT. Collins Stolen jackson
Sacrifice hit~Rishcrg. T.. Collins. Dou-
Bile rlays--Ward 70 PirU, Ward Cunas-
sisted. Left on bases New York ..
Chicago I. Bases on balis--Of Cicott"
4. of Shawkey . HItS-Of Shawkey
? In innings. of Mogridgc In > in
nings Hit ny pitcher-R, Cicottr
tPipp). Struck out--Ry CiCotte :. by
Shawkey >, by MoEr!dge ?. Umpires--
Connolly and Nallin. Losing pitcher
Shawkey. Time OF game--2:06.
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Washington Pays $4,000
For 1St BaSeman Brewer

cleveland. @. Aug. 1.-The purchase
Of FIRST Baseman Grower by the Wash
:nRton Americans for $4,000 from the
Reading club was announced here to-
day. BROW or is To report at the end OF
the lntCrnatlOnnl lcAguc season.