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The Red Cloud chief., 1920-08-19

Good meals--good service-moderate
prices-Powell Il Pope's cafe
j. A. Bradford and Ellery Hooper
were home from Cambridge the first
of the week.
The Amboy Mill shipped a car Of
hogs to the Kansas City market Tues
day morning,
Levi Yost went to Lincoln Welnes-
day morning to attend to some bust
ness matters.
Ted Marley left Saturday evening
for Casper, Wyoming where he will
visit relatives.
Mrs. Carrie Sharp of Norman is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Duckworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Koon of Blue Hill
spent Sunday with his brother, viii
Koon and family.
Mrs. J. A. Burden went to Kansas
City Thursday morning where she
will visit relatives.
Will Koon went to Selden, Kansas,
Sunday evening to look after the
threshing his wheat.
Harry f. Wyrick and Stella Rose,
both of Riverton, were married by
, Judge Ranney Monday.
Lester Yost went to McCook Friday
morning where he has taken q job OF
firing for the Burlington.
Mrs. Frank Peterson went to York
Saturday morning to visit her parents,
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Crone.
Miss Jessie McCallum went to Kan
sas City Thursday morning to spend
few days with relatives.
Mrs. John Standish Of Puhuska,
Oklahoma, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and MRS. Silas Fincher.
Mrs. Henry Phares of Central City
arrived in the city Saturday to visit
her mother, Mrs. Chris Zeiss.
Dewey Saladen is the express mes
, senger on Nos. and II during the
absence of his brother, Andrew.
Miss Opal Weesner went to Lincol,
Monday morning to spend few days
with her sister, Mrs. Guy Zeigler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swartzfiger OF
Ayr spent Sunday in the city with hol
mother, Mrs. Lamborn and family.
Attorney Bernard McNeny left MOI
day morning for Troy, New York
where he will spend few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Riley of st. Jc,
spent the weekend in the city a
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Amack.
Mrs. J. w. Hauck returned HON,
Friday morning from Denver wher
she spent few days with her sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huffer and son
Charles, and wife, returned hom
Friday morning from Seldeh, Kansas
! Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Barnes and MI
and Mrs. c. Conard Of Minden spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Koon
Mrs. Vern Dickinson and child C,
left Tuesday morning for Butte, Mon
tana, where they will visit relatives
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-08-19
Notice to Creditors

Nebraska
In the matter OF the estate OF Henry +.
Bartels Deceased.
Creditors OF said estate viii take notice,
that the time limited for presentation and
filing OF claims against said estate Is Deem
Der p 1920, and for the payment OF debts is
JanuoIy 2lst 1921, that win sit at the county
court room I'm said county on the Sd day OF
September 1920, to examine, hear and allow
all claims duly filed which are q first OF
second lien upon said estate, and on the Sd
day OF December 1920 to canine, hear. allow
and adjust all claims and objections OF gen
eral creditors duly fled.
Dated this ith day OF August 1920.
(SeaD A. u. Ranney,
County Judge.
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Buy Bread at Powell and Popes,

Buy Bread at Powell and Popes.
J. K. Betz spent Tuesday in Gull
bertson.
Rich Lippincott spent Sunday in
Superior.
Mrs. Art Nelson spent Monday in
Hastings.
w. H. Rosencrans spent Tuesday in
Hastings.
Mrs. Ned Sutton spent Monday in
Hastings.
Mrs. w. A. Hunt spent Saturday in
Hastings.
Chas. Reigle was down from Ina
vale Monday.
c. F. Gund of Lincoln was in the
city Monday.
Miss Irene Buckles spent Thursday
in Hastings.
Lawrence Doyle has purchased a
new Ford car.
Mr.. Skeen of Smith Center was in
the city Monday.
FOR SALE-A milk COW, just
fresh.-Joe Bent.
Mrs. Ada Rust went to Hastings
Monday morning.
Mrs. Ernest Welsch spent Wednes-
day in Hastings.
Kenneth Wilson returned to Denver
Saturday evening.
Misunderstanding and paper
hanging.-Joe Bent.
Jim Mcbride was down from Cow
les Monday afternoon.
Joe Carr returned home Thursday
evening from Grand Island.
Mrs. Harry Waller of Superior is
in the city visiting her parents.
Harry Stephenson of CORTLAND
Kansas, was in the city Friday.
Mrs. Ben Pegg and Mrs. Grant
Turner spent Sunday at Deweese.
Smith G. Frame Bros. Co., unloadet
a car of Fords Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lindley were
down from Riverton Sunday evening
Mrs. Ben Mcfarland left Monda.
evening for Denver and Estes Parl
where she will visit and enjoy an ont
ing. .-- 4. >~-.-.~ 1870
The Misses Grace and Stella Shutt
of Washington, d. c., are visiting
their sisters, Mesdames Will Borer
and Carl Hedge.
E. J. Wheeler, car Inspector for TIN
Burlington from Lincoln, was in tn
city Thursday morning checking NJ
the grain car situation.
Harvey Bailey of Long Beach
California, arrived in the city Sun
day night and is visiting his brother
J. H. Bailey and family.
A party dance will be given Frida
evening in the ball room of the Bess
Auditorium. The New York Broad
way Jazzers will furnish the music.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-08-19
Farm Bureau Notes
JUDGING CONTEST

A Stock Judging Contest was held
on Wednesday, August II. NJ. Il.
Poisson, Extension Specialist in Ami
NAL Husbandry of Lincoln, conducted
the contest. Thirty girls and boys |
members of the Calf and Pig Clubs,
participated in the contest.
1t started at 10 o'clock at the farm
Of II. r. Crowell, where four of Mr..
Crowells draft horses were lead out.
Each contestant was numbered and
given a card on which to write their
placings and reasons for placings.
They were given 20 minutes to Judge
each class. After the cards were
taken up, Mr.. Poisson placed the class
of animals and gave his reasons. 60
points was perfect score on placings
and 10 points was a perfect score on
reasons.
Alfred Fringer was first in Judging
horses, with a score of 95. Arthur
Blobaum was second, score 81, and
Eldon Lewis was third, score &c.
Next, q class of Mr.. Crowell's sheep
was judged. Albert Vance was first,
with score of 81. Clarence Crowell
and Alfred Fringer tied for second
place, score So, and Lyle Ashby was
third, score 81.
After dinner the contestants drove
to the Glendale Hereford Farm, own
ed by Frank Bean, where they passed
judgment on a class of fine Here
ford cows. Alfred Fringer was first,
score 80, Irwin Schneider, second,
score IS, and Lawrence Means third,
score II.
Mr.. Poison gave the Calf Club mem
bers a valuable talk on Training and
Fitting a Calf Club Calf for Show"
using Rachel Beans Calf Club Heifer
for the Demonstration.
After the cattle, came the judging
of hogs. This took place on the
farm of Walt Lambrecht, where a
class of Poland China Gifts was
placed. Walter Vance was first,
score 80, Lawrence Means second,
score 9S, and Lyle Ashby third, score
90.
The winners were: Alfred Fringer
Of Guide Rock, score 354 out Of pos
sible 400. Lawrence Means of Red
Cloud, score 322, and Lyle Ashby
Guide Rock, score 30i, Eldon Lewis
Bladen alternate, score 298.
The two girls ranking highest were
Rachel Bean and Amelia Steward
with score of 266. They scored
higher than many Of the boys.
Some of the parents attended anC
were very much interested in the con
test.
HENRY r. FAUSCH,
County Agricultural Agen
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the neighbors
and friends for this assistance during
the sickness and burial of our beloved
mother and also fer the many floral
offerings.
Dir. and Mrs. James Keagle
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Galbraith
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shannon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-08-19

Business Meeting Christian Church
Annual business meeting of the
United Christian church will be held
at the church at p. M, Wednesday
evening, August 25th. All member.
and others interested are requeSed to
be present,
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-08-19
Inavale N. E. Church Notes

10:30-Sundky School.
11:30-Preaching.
Theme-The Missionary Imperative.
7:00-Union Christian Endeavor.
8:08--Preaching.
rheme-Spiritual Blessings.
PLEASANT PRAIRIl
l0:00-Preachihg.
Theme-The Missionary IHr2 i've
1100&Sunday School.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-08-19
HENRY r. FAUSCH,

HENRY L. AUSCH,
County Agricultural Agent
The winners will comprise the
Stock Judging Team representing
Webster County at the State Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE IN
MONEY AID TO BASE
BALL SCANDAL PROBE

New York, Dec. 11.--A sum OF money.
tn. amount Of which was not disclosed.
was voted today by the board OF dir"c-
tors OF the American League 70 be used
in aiding the Cook county states attoT-
rey in prosecuting the players ana
gamblers Indicted by the Chicago grand
jury in connection with the 1912 world
series scandal. This and the Official
awarding OF the 1920 pcnnant to CleVe-
land. IL. was announced. constituted the
business before the directors. although
their meeting lasted more than two
hours.
The meeting OF the league lasted NOR"
.nan four hours. While II was stated
th;,t the session was harmonious, sig
uiAcance Is attached 20 tn" election Of
directors for the ensuing year from
the fact that the three so-Callcd insur-
gent c!ubs--New York, Chicago and
Roston-aCaiu We're denied representa-
tion on the heard.
Tho directors chosen Included tn"
presidents of the 81. Louis. Cleveland.
Washington and Philadelphia clubs. the
only change being the substitution Of
Cleveland FOR Detroit. President Nav!n.
Of the Detroit club. was r"-electcd vice
president Of the league. President
Johnson presided at both sessions
II was learned tonight that Presi-
dent Rupert. OF the Yankees. had been
cleo ID TO the board OF directors hut
had resigned when hr found that he
was the only representative OF tho SO
called Insurgents to be given a place
on the board. Mr.. Sh!be was then cleo
ted In his place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
WEST VIRGINIA HAS
PLENTY OF MATERIAL
EXCELLENT Floor Team VIII 10 DeVetopeo
Prom Many Stars-Ert simon W. ~
Approach varsity Strength

Sprcial to The lntctisrncer.
Morgantown, Dec. 1T.-There Will %
littie difference IN the strength OF Rhe
varsity and ;ho Freshman hHSke't'a'i
teams that will represent vest 'NE'',
University this winter. This much Is
aDrarent from the rather superficial
workouts that have thus tar been heiu'
r,nta!a Homer Martin. Hawkins, lf'r-
Ler IIl,l. Kigc- and Outright are letter
Men o. last year and the M"uhte'neS'S
h;.yc Il urc", barring unforeseen ceEcEH-
ais Of form IN these men. six % inc
urobaS!s Varsity squad Of nine or zen
men that will - selected To play the
BIZ rornes This leaves hut three or
fou- open '5erths and IN MI these there
is Russ Meredith. who in former con-
tests against the Varsity has shown
himself a real player: SammeSN:Hc
Nicholson. m extremely capable player
+roy, Gum bertand. Nett!"a ami Dave era
ham who subb"d on tho VARSITY last
wear and cane along a; rapid rate:
Hswlcv. Flanagan. IeiSer. Fuccy.
Pierce. nm. Miller and u score Of other
OF Ms promising high school products as
could be gath"r,~I together. Then there
E., Cross. who played one year on the
Pt.; Freshmen: Col"Ubc. who was n
,rnuls.- oE tie Columbia Freshmen last
yr,r ard 4 large quantity Of additional
rni,e-.aI the worth OF which has not yet
benn fully tested.
OF course only Freshmen Will be al
lowed 70 play on the Freshman team. so
tina, N"Clan. Graham, MUlian. Snyder
and others win TO; ~ available for the
YearlingS even II they fail IN their at
tempt 70 mako the Varsity. yet there is
ample material FER tir%t year five that
will ex>reI in strength many former
Varsity teams here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
TWO GRID TEAMS WILL
DISBAND FOR SEASON
Yankees and Eenrys Ended r ootbaI
Year Last Sunday IN Bitter Clash.
Game Pending.

According TO reports from the man-
agement OF the Henry y. G. and the
Yankees football teams. both Of East
Wheeling. these. r!evenS are dom Tor
the season Of $50. Both teams ended
the season in glorious wind-up last
Sunday, when they met in their annual
clash. IN" lI"urys proving victorious
by a 1i-S score.
a game Is pending between tho Yam,
KEGS and ImprrialS. but il Is hardly en-
pected that THIS contest will be ar
ranged owing to weather conditions. y
series OF games woS supposed to have
been played by these teams. and with
one victory each. a third game is hardly
possible. as the Impcrtals are now
making every Effort TO arrange 4 gamo
with the Steubcnville independents for
the championship Of the valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
Bright Spots in the Sport Arena

Discussion Of the bout between Jack
for some days 10 come. That tho con-
test was quite unsatisfactory is the gen
cral opinion among those who saw Il.
lust Way 4 was unsatisfactory - a
question which has developed many
arguments. some Of them not at AL ger
lutur To- n" subject. At any rate. D"mp-
sry'S showing has rr"p"n"d III" question
OF his status among the holders Of the
worlds heavyweight championship Vet
Grams Nh" saw dempsey for the first
time cam" away asking 10y what right
som" critics had pronounced the cham
p!on the hardest hitter in til" history OF
ne rirc.-what license they had To give
Dempsey a place above such St:lwartS
as Peter Jackson. John T.. sullivan. Bob
F:t2Simnloms. Jim COrhc;t, Jim l"Ifr!cs
or even Tnm Sharkey. Dempsey was
pronounced the hardest hitter on the
strength oC his quick victory over rul-
ton and his impressive, t"ar!r' battle
against Willard And. a. "" said be-
FORE the Dempsey "f Tuesday night WAS
bv ma means the Dempsey who stopped
Willard.
Old timers were vehement in their en-
preston Of the belief that IA" FttzS!n-
mons who stopped tTD'Nt "hNi'i NAVY
Lownrl DcmpScy--that the JCEfr."S who
pounded F.tzsimmons and '"rh"'t into
Submission would have turned the sam"
trick against the present It'll holder
,hat tho John l.. Sullivan who stopped
John Flood on barge OFF Yonkcrs IN
eight rounds and knocked o.: Paddy
ryan IN nine rounds would have punch
cN Dempsey into Inconsistencies. They
ayrrrsd that the C0rbct. who knocked
out Sull!van--cven the Corhctt who was
Knocked out IN twenty-;hr"" rounds by
I.ffrieS---w 7u,d have whipped Dempsey
might not have stopped MIN. hut
would have cut him 10 ribbons and gain
Cd the decision IN fifteen rounds In Il
walkuv"r.
or course. the old timers have Eat ma
tur:.l respect and V"nrration for IN" cd
days and the old heroes. lu; Dempsey
Is n great heavyweight. even II he d!d
take n"arly thirty-csvn minutes to stop
Brennan, who would have ranked fairy
high among the old h"avyciEhts. Dcmp-
sey may not rank Nigh IN defense. hut
re "a 4 remarkable fighter on attack.
When he wants u keep going he keeps
going, and he showed against Brennan
that ne can 20 quit" way At a pretty
fast pace.
Just where wo would place Dempsey
In 4 ranking Of tho heavyweight lc:. dcrS
OF all time Is = problem. The greatest OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
JACK DEMPSEY IN
DENIAL OF INJURY
IN BRENNAN FIGHT

Chicago. Dec. ia score Of news
raper reporters tonight put Jack bemp-
srv through series OF tests. many pat
termed after those used in the war in eX-
aiming applicants for the air SERVICE
in an rtrort to confirm the heavyweight
champIon'S claim that neither OF his
cars had been seriously injured by tho
blows IL Bnl Brennan in their fight at
New York.
Rcpurts that one ear virtually was
torn off and that he had stopped In
Niles. Mich. to consult & specialist over
deafness which was reported to have set
in after the fight ut first amused the
champion, but when he learned the re-
ports were taken seriously he rolun-
trcrrd TO 20 through any tests desired.
Dempsey said no got on the train at
Niles. Mich, 10 go 10 Benton Haroor to
see Floyd Fitzsimmons. hGht promoter
and that ne never had any intention OF
consulting Il specialist there because he
"had no need FOR one"
Dempsey and his manager. Jack
kearnS. left tonight FOR Salt Lake CITY.
Rcgar" O m" fight with brennan.
Dempsey 0 that the challenger waS n
"tairly + Q bird. bu, no tougher than
somr o,L . IA" had met"
IL ! h"I knocked him out n two
rounds they would have said I was a
murderer and n rough slurEcr Then
when I didn't knock him out until the
twelfth. they say I've gone back and
that | l"t him stay go as to make good
moving pictures. I'm blamed either
way. I'm the heavyweight champion.
and | expect to fight my fights in the
WAY I think best"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18

them. al. perhaps, was Peter Jackson,
the Wr't Indian negro. wln won the
championship of Australia. and while. on
thr dOwnErade was good enough TO stop
Frank Slavin III ten rounds for the
championship of England In lS9l.whcn
Jackson WAS wasting away from :, ma :
ligrr ma'ndy. h" still was fast enough 70
h"id '"rh"t' 10 4 S.N:y-our round draw
Dempsey G""~ not rank second. thrd or
"""u fourth. HUt that's 4 broad gucS-
ton which may merit consideration at
Som" other t.ir,.
D'mpS"! showing against brennan,
has created great enthusiasm IN France
where the belief has grown stronger that
TarN"n.!rr .ran stop the American. And
il might not b" a wis" thinE FIR D"nlp-
Scy /" tackle Harry Wills. Wcincrt and
Grrh would l." more in lacks linc Just
now. IL" had better get several add
t:ond! fights under his belt hcfor" he
takes on tn" Frcnclmnn. dempsey IS u
the type which requires action all tive
time. and even 4 short lay OF IS bound
10 make him rusty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
BELLAIRE WILL REST
over HOLIDAY STRETCH
Ohioans Lost Heavily rs Res'hs VI
Graduadon-Coach GS1bareth WILL
Have To Build New Team

-Four men were lost on Bcl!aireS DIS
he; lui team from la$t year WHICH
made such L wonderful impression uPo"
Ohio and West Virginia fans when the
He'd AMI Hack were ruau"rS-up IN INC
Ohiu-W-St Virginia tourney ut Marlet'a
All of these players have graduated an"
are now making an excellent name IL
colleges.
Su:v,,y. forward from last year. IL the
,uIv u"tnhcC OF the regular nrc remain
INK. - kUE"r". l-1i-'nan, McI'Tii"'I
and Harris were all los; by gradual ton
in June. Coach C;alhlrrth Will probably
build his team around the star, who VIA
Play his last year t"r his alma mater
this season. FN,thcy, !. Grin, Shackic-
ford. Ncmi,. and Mct>roba are the most
promising candidates.
Regular practice sessions hay" been
held for the past week and the boys are
in THO best OF condition for the opening
game. watch will be played Immediately
roil"win. tho Christmas holidays. NO
workouts will bc held for two weeks as
school taxes W or January after
layocr Of two weeks which began yes
ttTGay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
"Bobby" Stobbs Will Lead
Cadets on Cridiron in q
POPULAR ALL-ARoUND ATHLETE
AT LINSLY ELECTED LEADER
OF ORANGE AT BANQUET.
COACH TURMAN NUSS PRESENTED
WITH GOLD wATCH-B1G TUR-
KEY DINNER a FEATURE.

- 49,, .p,,h,., l.,[I.. r,lr.Lur,, on
,f.',.,s, $500 .,N.., fnr ~, season
- ir:r ,,..,, - ,,.,,r,..,,,r, ,hoic, for the
VI ,.-,' We, " '.I, NV, ysar ~
Sa'|S'"C! u ,'s ,h I.rI,r
80, 100 Va 49, 3d., 1,rnol han
l,',., 'h,Sh 49,. -, tL. t;.rt Henry
-
Sf,,.N. r,s hc,.o al, all-around athlete
At RI, Iir.ly rosittuts for tn past
tn vars. p;,rt.r.patnC ia nearly .v-
o. s,,nrt irrlyd.n- LtSk,.rnau, lg,Sc-
e. .'r,i Iro,baN, Ills work has always
r. 49, - E..,,re, s,rr,i,rL in every
Pc o. Vac -, ,',,.,,ir, i.,,drr
-, -, ,,J I,ir.L ,.nu,l have
- ~; =. r,,v = Sruhc-
t"' 49, Nh 49, -, D.. ,n.rI wear
M M ''"'t "T 49, 80, ,l,,. .y!L;rvn
"a Il ''' ',,r''N $40
teN' 1>r-.,- r..++ar Man
r,,,..l,., 1',t".- 49,. W., announced
go ,yEr valid rrc..ye sweaters.
mi III .n;i.,G IL. .n,lud:rg ;ac STU
~ 81" ~, ,,,,,a',,r y,M,r.:or. Although tuc
~, I,sI ryrni;I. ;.,.. assignment has
ben delayed III Salur manner. and the
-, ,sI ~, c.,..r ,h,;r awards IN Il
~ ~
* 49, - l., .,.,f,, tbcir letters are as
.,,'.s Bor-,shcn captain elect
StnShS. eX-vap;Iin Sptlle!S. Zone. -
TIaru.I FLof;yuaa Joseph. NcN!IkseS'
PEI, rson. SraLriCk,. pWsh, StHch'r-
1850; S,,,E,. NonnisTr Robinson.
Coach Nuss Surprised
coach EuT. mn, , M"SS ~ ,h,s seasons
SQUAD presented ham with y neat go'd
S9u"H ,,,,s yrrv hetlttlng TOR
- Sc,,u,t and Mr. \USS thank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
Shadyside Hi Meets
MoundSViNe Tonight
Ohio Tossers Have Already Tucked Big
victory under Their Belts-Confi-
dent Of victory

Shadyside High Schools basketball
toSS"rs will enter into their biggest
game OF their l9@O-@l schedule thts cy-
entnE, when the Orleans line up against
Noundsrille's crack quintet. Confidence
re!EnS supreme In the OhioarS camp and
Coach Sa~ycrs' boys Will cntrr tho
game favorit"S rs tn" result of their
victory over Union earlier in the season
Coaches Sweeney and Sawyer Ia W
been working hard with their bows and
both teams Will enter this evenings AZ
tair IN tn" best Of condition. The con-
test will start NJ O'Clock sharp and one
OF the largest crowds Of the few games
thus far played this SEASON. is expected.
y preliminary has also been arranged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
VVARWOOD SPLITS
DOUBLE HEADER.
BOYS LOST THRILLING II TO IL
BATTLE TO GAINESVILLE QU1N-
rET-PooR PASSING LOST
Coach Epstein's Lassies Showed fNne
Form and Trounced Home Five ia
Look Like Strong Team

Warwood high schools basketball bas-
ketball representatives journeycd 10
Barncsv!llc last evening and split
double header with the scholastic teams
Of that place" the boys losing thrill
ing battle to III" Ohio toSSrrS by 4
score Of lT-1G. wnI!e Coach E?Ste!n's
iassics Travelled ~ a rapid clip ana
trounccd the home quintet by = ia
count.
tn. contest WAS played in the ly""um
gymnasium and drew Il record crowd lot
the season. Thus far the BarncSvi!!c
boys have scored five victories out OF
six games played. The passing OF the
Green and Whit. boys WAS poor aud
proved the downfall of tn" War"o"d
toSscrS.
Missca t;wins and Workman handled
the females contest, WAL" MCCIeihah"
and I'arnes refereed the boys event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
Herman to Box Lynch.

Tia; SEr!nkinE vto,ct. Peter Herman
will az last be viewed in public or be-
C"rr as much Of the pIblic as can raise
IN" price for Madison Square Garden
Wednesday night. Pete will box Fifteen
rounds TO a decision with 10" Lynch
the conQueror 90 Jack Shnrkey. PETE"
then plans 10 sail for London imm"-
diRtrIy. where no has n contract to box
Jimmy Wilde. the f!ywcight and tho
only champion that Great Britain has
1T the current writing.
AZ Il champion Pete seems To have
been somewhat OF the cheese Variety
Lynch Will h" tn" first good man that
Herman viii have met almost since tho
time he became champion. 1t would DO
very distressing II Lynch should knock
out Herman. That would detract con-
Siderably from the bout with Wide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
yANKEES-CHICK A, C,
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Rival Junior Teams Clash at Tunnel
Green Tomorrow-Wtnner VIII Meet
Tice For valley LaurelS

spinning w;nd-up viii mark ~"
Close Of tn. Junior gridirou lcaEu" this
season. when the Yankee Juniors "t
South N'h~c,i0r tackle tn. strong Chick
\. =. - T&na"l Groom tomorrow.
IT = previous y2::" between th"S" Two
rivals .hr C'h.cke proved victorious by =
,i"ld gal. tho nral tally finding the
Sro-r "a |. was considered 10y many
81 those who attended the greatest
Junior ZANE ever pulled or in this
Vic.aity.
S.or. Tho ,'Airks lost n 900 contest TO
tie TIE \ {. las: Sunday. while tho
Yankees h,,i ,he t'"rr.Hus 10 90 tic,
the wirn"- oc tomorru~'s rnrn" will
met N" over TIA c.v"v r'"v"n In ~"
fna' gam. - tho Season ns rho Junior
lsac~un Tho winner VII y" awarded tho
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Franc. Nav Get Something.

Kenny Leonard and Richie Mitchell
have been matched to box at the Gar
den on January u. Miss Anne Morgan
Is one Of the promoters. as the gate re-
Cripts. after tn" fighters are paid, viii
be termed oyer - the American Commit
tee for devastated France Leonard
gets $4,000 and Mitchell $50 900 De-
vastated France gets what ls left, II
anything.
1t might look hard for devastated
France, but Tex Richard Is OF tn" opn-
ion that rs Il promoter. Miss Morgan
will SEQ 10 Il that there Will be quite
Il little.