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Ball. said she and others had confer
ences with the Messrs. Cole. Mr.. Ball
exhibited several papers containing
Babcock's name. but she stated tho
name was not In Babcock's handwrit-
ing.
cross-examined by Attorney Garrett,
she stated various persons besides Of
flee employees conferred with the Messrs.
Cole and they did not go behind the
screen for conferences. William q.
Cole gave no reason for wanting the
gates kept closed. She did not know
where he got money TO pay deposit slips,
She .ver saw him open 1hc safe.
He worked only one hour each~day
Attorney George Lodge identified bills
and n check with which he had paid
them.
Attorney Reuben Satterthwaite, Jr..
identified a check he had rendered In
payment of bills. During 1919 and part
of 1920 he often went to the office OF
the recorder of deeds to examine titles
10 real estate. He said he did not OBJ
serve then anything that excited sus-
picion, but looking back he recalled in
cidents which now seem suspicious.
lie had seen the Messrs. Cole confer
ring with Babcocl and Fennimore. also
with others. Pe saw the railing put
up. He experienced trouble in obtain
ing access to papers. sometimes two or
three clerks taking several hours To
locate them. William G.. Cole once
asked him how the office was running.
and he replied mot very WELL" lust
before his arrest F'urman q. Cole
worked under a strain, being excitable
and jerky. The former recorder knew
little about the office.
Mr.. Satterthwaite. replying TO At
torney Ball, stated conferences We're
conducted in a confidential manner.
He did not know who was at fault for
the delay in finding papers.
Attorney John Pearce Cam, who
went to the recorders office three nights
a week for two years. testified that he
often saw Furman @. Cole, Babcock and
Fennimore there at night. BabcocS
seemed TO be indexing, but Fennimore
was not working.
Mr.. Cam, replying to Attorney Gar
rett, said he saw William G.. Cole I'm the
office only twice at night.
Replying TO Deputy Attorney Gen
eral Clarence Southerland. the witness
stated he went 10 the office eight or ten
times on Sunday and saw Babcock there
every Sunday and Fennimore several
times. Babcock was indexing.
Attorney John Lynn testified that he
went TO the office three nights a week
on which occasions he frequently saw
Babcock indexing.
Mes~s. Cam and Lynn explained
that they had been commissioned TO
make indiCes.
Attorney David J. Reinhardt testi-
fed that conferences were frequently
held both in front and behind the screen
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WONT SION WAGE SCALE.
Master Painters Say They Wont Re-
new Contracts With Mea.

According 10 master painters the
situation regarding an adjustment Of
the wage ecnlc. remains as IL has for
several weeks. The union painters are
demanding minimum wage of 20 CENTS
an hour, and according to the master
painters, none Of the big contractors
hnve signcd this acaie.
We have mnde up our mind on the
wage question: said one of the biggest
master painters today. "and we pro-
pose To try and run our business our
selves"
by practically Unanimous action on
the part Of members of local branches,
No. 81. 60 and %. United Leather Work
ers, II has been decided to combine the
three organizations, the combined local
70 he known at Local Branch. No. 81.
with Ray II. Miles aa the business rep
reseutative. The local branch In 70 have
nm executive board composed Of twelve
members, three of whom are women.
The branch VIII meet e~ch Friday night
at the Labor Temple. the executive
board meeting tho night before 10 con-
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with conversation generally in = low
tone. When a clerk approached the
tone was increased; when he loft 1t wns
decreased. The four confereca were not
all present at one time. Mr.. Reinhardt
had seen BabcocS working at night. The
Office was not well conducted, three
days being required TO find one charter.
Replying 10 Attorney Ball. the wit
ness said nothing aroused his suspicion,
but incidents attracted his attention.
Mr.. Reinhardt, cross-o examined by At
torney Garrett, stated William q. Cole
sat close to the safe and frequently
used the telephone.
Mr.. Tanning was recalled and Deputy
Attorney-General Finger asked him
whether any of the items entered on the
papers marked for further Identification
were on the fee book, but Immediately
withdrew the question and the papers.
Examining the fee book, Tanning testi-
fled that IL contained no record of the
items for which Attorneys Lodge and
Satterthwaite had paid by check to the
order of Furman G.. Cole, and the bills
and checks were admitted as evidence.
Double bills isome not recorded on
the fee bool) sent to the Delaware Trust
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To Help Minsienav1es.

lars To be used toward the purchase N
automobiles for foreign rnisionarisa. was
raised 81 a meeting Of the Grace Clean
ers ~ the home of Mrs. Leon Ryan. 10li
Jefferson street. yesterday. There were
81 members and guests present. The
program consisted Of mn address on
How ~ Become a niBsionary." by Mrs.
Washington Hastings: solos by Miss
Annabeiie Groves. Miss lillian Mar
shall and Mrs. ". Negandank. Readings
were given by hrs. White and nisr
Mary Heindie. Miss Lydia SeTnple CON
durfsd the devofIons and Mrs. M~ndir-
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Co.. the Corporation Trust Co. Of Amer
lea and the Service Corporation Trust
Co, and paid by checks to the order of
Furmnn q. Cole. were identified by
Charles II. Bishop, James 10. Manter
and George Stieeler. respectively. and
admitted as evidence.
The State rested after recalling Mr.
Tanning to testify that New Castle
county was the scene Of the alleged
cnnspirncy.
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presentation to and discr,ssicn a, the
rnc~tinEg Of the louni
Carpenters claim psoepecfs point 20
nm opening of the buiidtnG s~9son with
an improved demand for carpenters.
and tho plumbers sxpress the betisf that
the recent rcadjustment of thor wage
scale. setting the rate Of wages A. s7h
cents. Will be an added incsntfv. 20 tho
public to tYvs work done.
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Reception Mt Scott Church.

on Thursday evening at 745 o'clock
Mt Scott NJ. II. Church n reception viii
be given 20 Rev. Thos. j. sard and his
family. A pleasing program has been
arranged. The committee consists Of
the official board. assisted by the Ladies'
Aid Society and Methodist brotherhood.
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Maxwell Motor Iuit.

Chancellor Charles NJ. Curtis, I'm the
Court OF Chancery yesterday. heard ar
gument on the application of Holmes
Jones. n atockholder, for the appoint
ment of n receiver for the Maxwell
Mnfnk GO. Decision wna deferred
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han iead the vpenins prsysr After -
meeting refreshments were served.
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This remedy has cured rsofs
rheumatics and received more sr-
dorsemen's than any other n,efi.
cine ever known. Tf you have sffN
or swo'icn joints, ,iryit Hyou hsvs
a lame back, try II. n you hnve
scisfica. try Il. n you have ~h>os
ing pains In the arms, legs. sifss.
breast or back, Try II.
Munyon's Rbssmstixn Psrnsft "a.
hvss ns~ri7 sii forms a rt~rra.sls~u ln
from one to three f~ar. snd g-nsssliy
cures before one vial L. g-~f
Munyon's " ". y. Co. s>r.ns<~s. Pa
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No More
Rheumatism

WAs~ ! So . asss
nUespT ~ek St~.ns
ss~. y h~f tssf -
osssss . Sis~ fslis~ r.
ss<c- tfsn o. 81 ~sH
A~FFaf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
,men's and Misses High Grade Dresse

Pre-emnenf inasr1uch viii far exceed any similar
offering made by in view of the number Of
models shown, beauty and exclusiveness of styles ee
gance of materials excellence of detail superiority
of workmanship.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12

Cornual because of the anticipated activity through
out the duration of the sale because of the which
will be evidenced by those who benefit by the purchases
because of the beauty and brightness of the garments
shown.
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HOLDS BUCCANEERS
The Week in Baseball

New York, Sept 1.-THE New YORK
Ma tionals by their victory over hrooA
lyn today forged 10 the front IN th'
league race. while the New York Amer
lem. slpped a double header with bos-
ton and fell back half game in the"
lead over Cleveland. The steady pace
OF the Giant, during the week "aa LEA
.ur.d hv good work on the part OF 'h'n
ni.cber. and the Yankees made he"
lead MANY through heavy hitting
The nennan, hopes Of the ST. LOUIS
Cardinals were given rude aet.oacH
by Cincinnati in the latter days or inc
week Their heavy hitting aCsrega''o"
fuur,. cuigmae in the Red hurlert'
WASHINGTON continued on It's down
ward trend n tho American. ano 'hf
lowly PhilIes failed 70 get oHt OF IN
rut III the National
CrowdinS the Cardinals 'oT 'hird P'h"7
In the National were the braves VINO
went on batting rampage during the
week. Brooklyn, with the majority OF
games against the Giants this season 70
their credit. vas unable TO solve the
New York pitchers In the series JUST
ended. They now appear doomed 10
horth IN the eeCOnu ulHISioi
Pittsburgh has fallen into tho Giante
old habit Of 800 baseball. and tho IN
ability OF tho Pirate clan 10 connect
with opposing hurlers lost them several
games, although their pitchers per-
formed VOL
Both Of tho Chicago teams showed un-
usual hitting strength. but thor pitch
ers were weak and opposing hatters
piled up bigger scores The White soK
series with Detroit was marked by un-
usually heavy scores. and tho Yankee
battcrs boosted their batting averages
considera bly, at the expense Of Athletic
pitchers.
The Yankee pitchers have round.d
into their best form and with cor
tinuance. Manager Higgins 10 certain
that his team will lead tho Speaker
tribe down 70 the w!re. The New Fcrk
Nationals are equally as confident OF
holding tho Pirates safe, but the Card
mails who vii, meet their weakes, op-
ponents in the games yet 10 come. have
not abandoned all hope OF overtaklng
both teams ahead ~ them.
The weeks record IN each league Of
the games played. won ard lost, with
runs hts errors men left on bases ard
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Two base hits, Wlll!amS, "aHes-
sanss, Gardner Three hase hits: Gard
rar. Home runs. Caldwell. Nanrlder
Sacrifices: Johnston C2). Jaoohson. pou-
bio plays: Swel! 70 Johnston: Wamos-
Can.s 70 Swell 70 Johnston. Lef on
M se~ 81. Louis. &: Cleveland 3. Rase
on halls: or Caldwell. 2; on VnnEtlder'
:, HITS. on Rachy. In l l-3 innings;
~ Caldwell s IN 7l-2 innings: on
Kolp. s In 5 innings: OF VanStider. In
innings. Struck out: Ry RaEhH. !: by
Ko,p. !: by Caldwell ?; by NanE!ld"r !.
Winning pitcher. Caldwell. Losing pitch
er Ko,r. Umpires CHI! and NalI'n
Time: t:ts.
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YankS Lose Half Game
In the American Race

Nav York. Sept. 1.-THE New York
Americans fAl' hack Nal, game today
dividing double header before What
was officially called the greatest crowd
hat ever filed tho Polo grounds. After
Boston won tao frst game by score
~ 10 /. New York took tho second.
70 !.
Bush won his seventh consecutive VIE
tory N the frst game Hort. who op-
posed hin. was very effective" hu' errors
let IN ,Un II Eoston's runs karr had
tho Yankees EHu' out IN the second
game un'il the eighth inning. when Sin
g'es by MI!"r. rsckinp7urh and Ruth.
tied Tho score. Mouse followed With his
'Wont'e'h homo run II N" Sea son. win
ming 'hc ran'"
Ruth had ,t,;io chance - breaking MIS-
home run record. as he was walked four
times during the Two games.
Police officials estimated that 100000
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RAIN STOPS GAME
IN THIRD INNING
At LEAGUE PARK
1ITwIEN BAUERS AHD nrcoN"Y1
THIS WAS Last OF YIvN
GAME SERuA-
BauGrS VIII Be Unable to Play Dame
on, - They Have Not Open
Dates,

With tho score 90 In tho last Of the
third inning. the last game OF a ssries
Of I'VE between the Bauers and Neon
key nine was called on on account Of
tho dovnpour OF rain. Many fans were
sore when It began raining. as they were
set for a fast game.
Manager Yoke Of tho Bauers stated
last evening tina, his team would b. I'M
aba to play this game of. since they
have no open dates between now and
tho closing OF tho season
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.BAUERS TO PLAY
PIRATES SEPT. 10
WILL MET PHILADELPHIA IA
T1oNAL6 ON UPT. as AID
HOMESTEAD dIAYB OF
OCTORl1 4
An TArSs DANES VIII Attract 8t1
Crowds Of Baseball Fans Prom
the Wheeling DISTRICT.

Baseball fans OF the Wheeling dis
triot are looking forward 10 tho next
three Sundays on which days tho
Bauers have some very strong teams
which they Will meet at League Park.
First on tho program 10 the Pirates.
from tho National hague. on septem-
Der IL. Manager Yoke has been In
Hormsd that tho nrst string or best
players vii! be sent down to play
against IN. Bauers.
The Philadelphia Nationals win nneet
tho local n;ne on Sunday. September IS.
while on October J. tho last game Of
the season will be with tho Homestead
GrayA Of Homestead. Pa
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PERSONS tried to get into tho grounds
BEARCATS WIN GAME
Ptrrt Football Game Of Season Played
at Beuairs Yesterday Afternoon
-BucfsySs Lose

The frs, football game in the Junior
class was played yesterday afternoon
at Bellaire when tho Buckeye Juniors
me, defeat before the fast Bearcat A
c.. tho SCORE being Is 10 IL.
Features Of the ga me we're tho touch
downs made by Blake and Kenny. while
Rykosy made 4 touchheck. The On mo
was we'll attended and the boys played
through the heavy downpour OF rain.
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WARWOOD wins
rtrvt Game Of FOOTBALL IN High School
Circles hJ Defeating 1oIAnS-
bSa 30 o.

IN. nrst football game In high school
circles was played Saturday afternoon
AZ Fu!lansbee. w. Va. when the fast
Warwood high eleven defeated the Fol
lanshce high team by score OF TO 0.
The game wa. interesting from start 10
hn!sh. Almond. q sub from last year
starred In the game when he rnde an
md run for 20 yards, making tho only
score. HUH Of Follansbee dtd soma
excellent playing.
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CASUAL TEAM LEAD1

Camp Perry. o.. Sept. 1.-THE Camp
Ferry casual team was leading tonight
in the -hotEun team matches. which
opened today. with e!Eht teams entered
% date. b. q score q. +H7 out ~ Dor
sihle 500. Kentucky was next With t+2
Minnesota with as. Montana with toS
and Illinois with &nt. The matches arc
10 DO continued throughout tho week
with daily competition.
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.SHADYSIDE WINS
FROM FLORENCE 4, c.
IN BBv1N-UNINa GAME RAED-
BALL PANS SAT, '"BZ0T 0AM1
or BHA6ON"-1oOHR al
both Pitchers lad Wonderful Control
During the Hnttre aams-Po4nds1-
ter wins With ThrSs Dagger

The fast Cambria Co.ler!es team OF
ShAdyside FLASHED with tho Florence a.
.. yesterday afternoon N very sooo
game UP until tho seventh Inning when
Il was called by ne umpire on account
=! ~. downpnur ~ rain.
The Cambria Galleries won ny score
.. to |. Fans who attended the game
said that never before have they seen
such an exciting game played In Shady
side.
HideIbaugh. on tho mound FOR Shady
-tle, pitc' wonderful ball, while har-
DIV did cxcer. II work for Florence R"th
rad wonderful control Crperman ana
Ciues Zach got two hao hits. wn''e
Poindexter mad. three haSger' WIN
ning tho game.
The line-up- and summary:
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Ten-Inning Struggle
Won By Washington

Washington. SEPT. -. - washington
defeated Philadelphia 70 s IN ten In
nings today. a doub!e by Rice and Fn-
gle. BY Harris and Miller accounting
for the winning run. r. Harris Was
knocked out ~ the box In two innings
and Woodward. the loca! recruit nom
New Haven. alao failed 70 60 tho route.
Sro-o ~, innings. r. II. p.
Fhiladelrh!a 1870 OIL nnoo-s 2 Z
Warrington .2in roo n00l-7 Is \
r Harris RonmeN and Terkins;
woodward. Zachary and Pic!n!ch.
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WON BIZ WHITE 1coro11

Youngstown. o, Sept. 1.-THE Whita
Motors % Cleveland today eliminated
tho St Edwards team Q: Youngstown
from further competition IN tho class A
Camateurl series % tho National Base
ball Federation championship series by
defeating the local n:no two 10 one The
Whites Won from the sana team at
Cleveland yesterday. n!ns to ave-
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Tuo-ease hits. BURNS. Snyder, IoneS'
s,cricc.. Bancroft. FI.sch 90. Doug
las Douel. play. olson. Janrrin and
schmand,. Lett on bases New 1oTh:
-: brooklyn. 10. HitA off Douglas .
IN inning, mono out In laird or
Tona~, in 7: off Mitchell IN 8:
or Mil,ua In ala; off Smith. IN
"a inning: of schupp. IN 3. Struck
out. by DcuEl,. l; By Toney l; By
Mitchell. 4: by Miltus. .. Winning
pitcher. Toney: losing pitcher. Mitchell
i'mpir.s. K~m and Mccormick Tlrne'
Z hours
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BAUER RESERVES WIN
FROM CARDINAL A c.
This Game Also Decided the Junior
Cnanionship Of valley, Which Wont
10 the Bauer ReeSrvoA

The Bauer Reserves swamped the Car
d,nal A. e. ~ N. South SIDE IN the
d.cidtng game for the junior champion
ehlp Of ths valley yesterday afternoon
on the Tunnel Green grounds by the
score Of l6 70 2 Luhhn was In hne
form and allowed tho losers but three
hts. while h!s team mates played error
less ball behind hin. Heller and Bero
were hit hard and received poor sup
port Tn. game was called In the sew
enth inning on account 81 rain.
The score. RHE
Bauer Reserves 90 is IS n
Cardinal a. C...l \ i S
Batteries Raurr Reserves l.uhan and
Arthur: Cardinals. Heller. Bero and
Arnhrustcr.
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GIANTS KNOCK
OUT 3 PITCHERS

R,ooSlyn " 7. Sept. 1.-THE Giants
bounced twenty hits Off four Brooklyn
pitchers. three Of them southpavs and
won today's game II 20 }. Douglas
started for New York. but was taken
OUT with the bases full! and none out
In tho third. Toney finished tho game
and allowed only three hits In seven
innings. Twenty-Five runners were leG
on bases. Score:
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BALL rEAmS ARRESTAp

Miami IA. Sept u.ITwonty-two
players. ner1o~rs OF the Daytona For
Ida State League clubs and tho Miami
Florida East Coast LeaEu. club and IA"
umpires wore placed under arrest by
Shcrir A,!.a today fo- violating the
state blue law forbidding Sunday base
ball
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GAME CALLED IN FOURTH
whsp Yankee A. Q. XAA GOOD xeAA On
KRu Club, tho HoorS Being - !.

An exciting game between the Yankee
A. C. Of South Wheeling and the KAiA
club Of that section was called in the
fourth inning when It began raining
hard. The score stood 5 to l In favor
Of tho Yankees This 10 the second time
that a same between these teams has
been stopped on account Of rain
Both OF these teams are out for de
champi onship titis Of the VALLEY. Nsxt
Sunday they will again endeavor to play
Of tho game which was started Sunday
week.
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KLEE AHEAD 5 TOO
When Umpire Called DANE n Yo4F>4
Inning on Account Of x0AV7
Rainfall

At the Klee diamond near BslAirA
yesterday afternoon the game between
the K!ee Athletics and the Beliairs In.
dependents had to be called IN the
fourth Inning on account OF the heavy
rainfall The Athletics were ahead ~
the score Of to O. Whether this con-
test will be played off At later dat0
10 not known.
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Passes and Hits OFF
Connolly Won For Tigers

Chicago. Sept l1.-Detroit nit oppor-
,unely behind Connol!y's passes and de-
reated Chicago 3 to ! In their hnal ap-
rearanec here today. Dauss pitched IN
me form. Chicago being able to bunch
hits In only ono inning. when three sim
Ele. saved thom from a shutout Srore
by innings. II. H z,
pntrol, ...... onl 2nn mi II l
rhiroso hhh OH mo 10 q
Dauss and RsSs!er: Connolly, Russell
and Schnlk
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WON III YouNo6rov

Cleveland. O.. Sept. list Aleystus,
winners % tho class AAA semi-profsr-
stonal championship Of Youngstown.
today defeated ,hs Favortte Knits.
Clev.iand's champions. IN IN" first OF
three game series m the National Rase-
hall Federation elimination. BY = score
Of 20 I. Tho second 9Ane will be
phyed IN Youngstown next Sunday
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Even Break Of Akron
and Louisville Teams

Louisville. Ky. Sept N.-Honors
wore even IN the double header In the
Tn,es-Gty hasehall series played here
this afternoon by the X and !. team ~
This city and the Akron tOh:o) club.
The locals won the firEt game, 70 :.
and the visitors the second. to 2. In
the second game McEinstry, Of Akron.
struck out eleven men and allowed only
nve hits. The deciding gnme Of thu
series will be played tomorrow. Score
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Totals .....St ~ ~
,D-Ratted Ior Hamilton In 9th.

Two base hits. Fonseca. Three has.
MT. Granville. Stolen bases. carey.
B!shee Sacrifices. FoIseca. Robertson.
Double plays: Hargrare 20 paueert;
Groh to Rohrs 70 Daubert. Len on
bases: Cincinnati. 10: Pittsburgh. :.
Ra.es or haus: or Hamilton. \; of
Marqusrd = Hits: or Hamilton. In
: innsnEs. or Carlson. IN Inning.
Struck oS,; BY Marqua-d. S. Losing
pitcher. Hamilton. Empires: Brennan
and Hart Time $50.
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FOOTBALL CHALLENGE

The D. W football team Of this city.
which organized eu, a few days ago. Ia
open for games with teams In the las
and 1873 class For further Information
write Sporting Editor OF lnteN!Hence'
or call Wheeling 3l3o-W. asking fs
Doc
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Could Not Stop the
Smuggling Cardinals

CrtcaEo. Sept. list. Louis won the
nnal game OF tho year With Chicago. 10
10 s. giving them ~ out Of ~ Tamee
for their season record Kiilerer ussd
four pitchers In vain effort 70 stop
tho .lurx,ng Cardinals sherden went
into mo ei.hth then was oattod out o.
III, box and Doak finished. Score:
r. Il. r.
Ct louis 900 oo3-1o l8 )
Chicago w 900 90 oto- !
sherdsl Doak and Clemons; Cheeves.
Ponder. Jones. York and DAILY. O'Farreu.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Memphis ;: Little Rock o.
Memphis 3: Little Rock !.
Nashville 10. Atlanta ?.
New Orleans ); birmingham L
Chattanooga s: Mobile :.
Milwaukee 9; at s.. Paul s.
Milwaukee J; at st. Paul I.
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NOT Until THE NINTH COULD
THEY SOLVE THE REDS CURVES

Of the Cincinnati Re 20
victory the Brooklyn SuPero otohe
the
teams this morning being 2; Pittsburgh sos WIN
invading the west tomorrow 'ne
Pittsburgh present e1lnS pennan
good
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Indianapolis Z: Toledo q; - innings
Kansas City ?: nj Minneapolis 3.
Louisville !: az Columbus J.
Louisville 5: at Columbus ,.
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PttsourEnb hits
I TO ht on the arm oy Haunon Trying NN
and was badly hurt Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Detroit. ): Chicago. I.
Eoston. 5. New York. I.
New York. s. Roston. !.
Cleveland. S: ct. Louis, T.
Washington. 7: Philadelphia, 4.