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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
TEN WEST VIRGINIA
EX-SOLD|ERS GOING
FOR TOUR OF FRANCE

Ton delegates from West Virginia in
stead Of Two, as previously ann"un''"'
Will represent Ia" American Logon IN
France. according N stationery given
out last evening by J. Byron Aick"rS"n
state commander ~ the American l.e-
vion. The GuotI was IT. sod on account
Of thu exceptionally fine showing or
posts throughout thc state.
Leaving New York ha FLOR On august
: aboard tho George Washington, the
loca, mon. in company with n" other
.5C delegates. will journey :" France
under command II National Com 7'andcr
Emery tn" return TRIP. II IS thought
will he made about September 10 A.
though th' exact program as mtpPeo
out by tho French government :nr the
legion boys entertainment - not known
1t is safe tn say they VII b" shown
one grand and glorious time
Alexander Rrichh!un7 George h.
Whea, and Frcd =. Stamp ali prominent
c,.servirc men oC this city. ar" among
those :.n:us from West Virginia. Other
state delegates are. Holroyd Mc'iinais.
Vie. state commander OF the Arn"ri@9n
Leg on nf EoCkl"y. ". Va {. w. hoSS.
HcrklcN. pr W 6. Gribbic or tAarks-
hurc; +. n Arnold Of h.ikins Major I.
N. HAYES. president Uf me HuntinEton
chamber "f commerce and president OF
N" kiwaniS club of that city A well
rs mcnpber "f tn" legion legislative
committee: Major Earl II. Smith. Tor
me- department commander ~ II" lc'
sinu and m"Inhcr of the !cEion cNeCu-
tive connittr" and Captain Roilo y.
Cou!ry ~ E.urmoni. Mrs. t'onley ard
her sister. Miss Mamie Hall. Will Also
make the trip as will Major Hayes
wife.
Thu arrival In Faris will occur about
On" week following dc Parturc from New
York President MiEerand. Marshal
Ferdinand lorh, General Petain and a
number n, tr"nch statesmen from me
house ~ deputies will meet the party
and will be active in all entertainments
arranged for tho Americans. Head
quarters for the entire crowd Will be at
the Hotel Louvce Elsycr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
THE RIVER

Tho steamer Helen F.. arrived II the
local wharf yesterday afternoon At
o'clock, and carried a large annount OF
freight which included dairy product
and cattle. She will return to Mata
moras today at noon. The Senator
rordill pulled out at o'clock yestsrt
day afternoon for Charleston. Tho La
row also departed for down the 1ver
nointsO yesterday leaving the Ioc4l
wharf at noon.
No change was noticed Of the SAD
AZ the wharf the regular pool stAds
being recorded.
VIII Disregard ordtaane~
CAPTAIN Sam Williamson of ~
steamer Helen F.. announced yesterday
afternoon that on Friday evening ~
will bring up and land hsre larSs
amount Of cattle dIsregarding the re-
cent ordinance Of the city council when
forbids the putting of OF cattle at the
local wharf between tho hours Of eight
and six p. N. Sam says that there 70
70 regulations that can stop unloading
~ cattle here and that he viii con-
t,nuc to do so regardless OF the deys
action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
DOCTORS TO GIVE
KIWANIS LUNCHEON
PROGRAM AT NOON

All members 81 the klwanls lab At
,Hrt -. coda, iUu'l""u nt n"or A.
the Mcclure will =. ,h,orufnrnr&
-rr,s D.. ~" qulr' tiT th=d.,i ut N"s,"r-
G.y Nv tAc WISE cn,S u',-,L>' th' en-
., :" program vii - - the hands Of
no doctor n cruh"rs ot -" "ryaU:yat' on
ard thet arc ecInE 70 put on hum
Nor
r-s Harris Hague kce<or DUMMY
and Ner~'e will 80 I" the ma, Win 80
~~rrunlrg members 81 n" 'luh ara
'n~-, ~l' - >o'r";l.uS .lolnr ~,
minute They viii Et'c a dcmous;-a-
ct cd I,'r" "i'"rtfsC& p: aGh n
oauiar happens 20 h:,'' IN "Ntra APP
p"nCtN that hr desires 90 ha,' extract.
% /: vii J." done without 'Aa-cc too.
Nci~iS vii he the master e c"r"-
rcori"S kccsor WI tell -" boys about
Wh~silnG.S Health Moods" r,hy Wi
talk on "Eadtum.- Harris will tell '"n
o n"vt \ rhy>I"iar and His Needs 8"
while HoEu" will clear n" bases with
Modern Question - Medicine"
These talks Will hc short. su1iY; and
% SrcAt interest
The rned,CoS will also provide Snrr,~
prizes but they are AccT'GS this \ dark
secret
A bis entertainment feature vii DO
Dave Crawford Dave has consented IL
turn l"oS" his wonderful haSso profundo
voice and this means We will have some
music par eHcellcnC" cNtraord!nairc
some important business matters will
also chtn attention and as , whnIn the
meeting will DO worth wh!ie and IN.
usually Interesting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
ERECT OCEAN WAVE

The ocean wave" which arrived this
week n, the Nr,dg, para fairgrounds
Will be erected IN time -or use Thursday
and Friday evenings or this week. when
ne lawn fr:c and county fair 10 lie
given by residents Of the Bridge PARK
v!r,uity VII tab" place S:n"" n" sue
cessful Fourth cf July community sup
Zee: and general Gri-;"E"th'r - me
Fairgrounds II" citizens ha.' decided
- take this m.thvd Of securing "quip-
rru, that tho Wheeling llaEGronnh
assnC,ltion - unahl" 80 obtain because
~ lack e funds y good um' ~ as
slrcd all who A.. q" rand hmh Thurs
day and FRIDAY evenings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
DECREE IS ENTERED
IN BIG STEEL SUIT

John II. conrad. United states court
clerk yesterday rerr we'd AZ "roer ''o"
IudS" W. l.. Baker at Flk!ns IN tac cas-
" 'hc stephens AhmSon Nanutac! UT
ing company At Aurora. Ill, aEaino'
the Wrirtun steel company. ordering 4
decree lee spread upon tn" records OF
"a, court The suit was brought some
time ago. before Judge ASTON a. Day
ton. and the late judge rendered &C.
cjsiou in favor Of the Illinois firm cor
.hc sum "f sS.3lO.i9. which WAS fhrm-
cd hv the higher court recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
BOY IS INJURED,
TRUCK DEMOLISHED
BY TRACTION CAR

A Ford delivery truck. loaded with
milk, driven by Irwin PATTERSON OF
wellsburg and carrying a boy by the
nnme Of Cu!sick. was struck Wednes-
day morning BY street car Of the
Wheeling Traction company at wells
burg and completely demolished The
Cuislck boy was cut about tho pooE
and had two deep cuts on tho h"e
Witch REQUIRED several stitches to close.
Patterson escaped injury by jumping
f.um II. truck.
PATTERSON did not observe the car
which was travelling south. ana al
roo5 ,ot. OF speed, until he WAS on the
track. Striking the truck IN tie mid
die, the Cuisick boy was thu own with
II ami fell among several broken bottles.
It was considered extremely fortunate
tina. 40 was not killed outright TT e
nc ,idc;U happened just l"w "a ds
above the high school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
BETHANY PUTTING
IN FIRE SYSTEM

The town Of Bethany Is putting In
new water system. which when com
n,sted VIII afford excellent fire pro
lection. Previous to the installment OF
the new system. Bcthany's hre nsht-
ing apparatus had been confined 10
chemicals aud the water supply came
from Buffalo Creek. ,
Win the new system. two large wells
are now completed and tunnel system
will also allow for water from the creek
in event Of necessity. Lines are beins
laid along the principal streets and the
work is being done by nfteen students
NC coIIcrr. under Contractor lnuck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
SUSPENSION BRIDGE
FLOOR TAKES FIRE

Considerable excitement was caused
on the Suspension bridge about O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon when several OF the
boards caught fire. The IRE was notlccu
at once by a number OF men who are
working near the place. They got buck
cts filled with water and In Few MIN
utes had the blaze e1tinsufehed
While the fire was being put out trat-
Az on the bridge was delayed for some
little time and a number OF boards had
"a be replaced before automobiles could
pass over the bridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
COUNTY COURT
MARRIAGE Licences

SlCoOboo>
Frederick r. Cn"h, g. and Agnes Jane
Hathaway. - b"tn ~ Bridgeport. Q.
M:lorad Kavacich. - Of GYPSY. ".
Va. and LynbicA rihtarlch. -, OF Fen
WOOD
Russell =. Helm. 81, and EtA"' Mae
r.nrs. a. both ~ Ianesvlil". "
Pete Mazjaris. -. and i'anaJ"te J.
EorakaS. -? N",h Of Bcllair". I"
Mike HavdukoviC. -. and he'"n
Apatic. Is. both % Bcnwo"d.
Fiduciary.
Mar, Evans appointed guardian or
L,.,hc- I;urri> l."ud So.
Edna II. f1rr"can appointed adm ,n's-
..,.,,, e,. rrr IN" estate ~ S'rth i.
,,-rcu hcnd ;i.5on Appraisers 49,
&; Nam Garden. Fla More" ana ;. =
Rachuann.
Mary Grosan and husband - Jacoo
r,,t, LOT No. l3 IN SprtSE N'"h's
addition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28

who yer. on the picnic grounds yester-
dav. The big store closed at l. O'CLOCK
noon. and following luncheon the gay
crowd gaiheI"G - make tic trip 10 'nt
r4rk IN ! body. Tirni" tax vii I'VE tne
,.nicf roT.;o m the store for many Il nhH
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28

FIRST Doughboy-Did you have trou-
hle with your French IN Paris"
Second Ditto-No( hut the P1risians
did.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
Hand Made Blouses

nj fnr French voilr With hard drawn work
ard hand emhroidc-,. arc $500. $3.50 ard
$3.50,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
New Overblouses

of fine French vote. in tic back models. Ire
embroidered in white rose or blue So.SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28

e RtT WAR SAVINGS STAErS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
Silk Canton Crepe
Dresses
$500 to $3.50

These Dresses lay claim 10 Fashion ;
approval, with their long wide sleeves
and lovely. fabric. Attractivelv mod
rled and trimmed with silk tasscl or
elaborate embroidery ..----
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Kingscote Looms Strong
in British Title Tennis

WIMBLEDON. England. June 2i.--Major
A. r. Il. kingscote, who for the past
fourteen years has been a prominent
figure in the tennis world. was consid-
e-ed here to-day as the probable oppo-
nent of William T.. Tilden Cd OF Phila-
delphia in the challenge round or the
British turf lawn tennis tournament in
progress here this week. He played n
magnificent game against the veteran
Charles =. Dixon to-day. defeating him,
6-l, 60. Go. and critics expressed
the opinion that if he maintained the
standard he had set Tilden would have
most difficult task in defending his
title as champion.
Arnold Jones. the youthful Providence
player. was eliminated in a first round
match to-day, being defeated by w. In
gram, Great Britain. 6-1, G--i. is.
SIS.
A. NJ. Lovibond or New York defeated
Major Moss OF England in the first
round OF singles. g., 81. ca.
In the women's singles Mrs. Molia
Bjurgtedt Mallory. the American cham
pion. won her match by default from
Miss Il c.. Johnson Of England. Miss
Eliza beth Ryan OF California defeated
Miss n. Kemniis Betty OF England 6--S.
81
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
SPORT BROADENING OUT.

Since Abner Doubleday Cooperstown " devised scheme
ensuing has played
usually 1t has been the who exceled at it,
this something
an education considered actual handicap in the big
soil the city the
fssnal ranks practically closed all nobemn
sonal ranks of those days were place for weakng
a
the major uniforms big started
soenng college education held heated
with Tnney himself him of being
You college guy he bawed accsngy Why seven vare-
bankety blank don't believe night school,
noticeable hat
that fellow something whether he wishes
Football a because
while altogether institutions public
killed regarded with
ribbons fighters include tennis
baseball links Everybodys doing
them
and polo would subjects general interest? But they one ans"
with
willing admit
do anything the other fellows do
healthy decay sports
watch gadtors
g kings anarchist meeting
himself
INDUCES in them there is real interest which crew VIII win at
Poughkepe to-day ard real national pride in the fact that golfers
polo will it's Of Saturday this afternoon
@ pue n you @ neVr @ % % Ssn @ pancs straneb and ear
battle looks like of the greatest in rowing history
as international
polo and at least fair chance totome through at golf
like circus There much OF that
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Miss Florence Balm Meets
Defeat in Tennis Match
Ranking Player Unexpectedly
Loses to Miss Bayard.

ii was Miss Florence Ballin's turn to
meet unexpected defeat yesterday in the
open tennis tournament of the Apa-
wants club. In a hard fought three set
match she was beaten by Miss Martin
Baya-d Of Short Hills, s. e., e-3.
the latter's speed of stroke and skilful
placing proving too strong combination
for her. Miss BalIin stands ninth in
natural rank, and Miss Bayard fortieth.
been improving this season il will not be
but at the rate at which the latter has
long before she reaches the circle OF
top ranking stars. The summary:
Apavamis Club-women's Singles-Thtrd
Round-Miss Lcslio Bancroft defeated Miss
GeFtf1de Hopper. 6-3. CO; Aiss Madelon
Westervelt defeated Mrs, Albert Humphries
MISS Lillian Scnarman. 6-3, G-I Mfiss
Martha Bayard defeated Miss Florence
Balm, S-c, O.. U-S; Miss Eleanor Goss
Clare Csssel defeated Miss Rosamond New
ton. 60, 6--3.
Fourth Round-Miss Leslie Bancroft de-
feated Mrs. S. J. Strauss, Go, 6-i
Douhles-First Round-AIiss AZ Martin and
Mrs. Knowles defeated Miss Alec Bayar,i
and Mrs. Peake. G-3, 6-.; Mrs. II. S. Green
son Wood and Mrs. Mabel ID. Straffin, ~,
G2; Mrs Edward Raymond and Mrs.
Frank weity defeated Mrs. King and MIS-.
Williams, 60. 6-s; Miss Ceres Baker ard
Miss Rosamund Newton defeated Mrs. 10. n.
Rand and Mrs. Pearl. 80 and default: Miss
Leslie Bancroft and Miss Martha Bayard
defeated hrs. l.. g. Morris and Mrs IL T.
Eaton. s-5, 7-o: Mrs. Robert lie Roy and
Miss Florence Baliin defeated Miss Helou
Could and Miss r. Hays, 6-e, 6-2: Miss
Glare Cassel end Mrs. Edwin A. Falk defeat
ed Miss Gertrude NJ. Hopper and Miss Jessie
Gott 6-3, Ct.
Second Round-Miss Eleanor !Goss and
Miss Helen Gtlleaudeau defeated Mrs Al
bert Ermphries and Miss Penelope Davies
G-3. 6-2; Miss Ceres Baker and Miss Rosa
mrnd Newton defeated Miss Virginia Hopper
and Miss l.. Wilson. G-1, 6-3: Miss Ola 70
Cassel anc Mrs. Edwin A. Falk won by' do
fault.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Twenty.cne Judges in
Parade at Ebbets Field

IT HERE were no fewer than
twenty-one judges OF various
L rank in the pennant raising
parade at Ebbets Field yesterday af-
ternoon. Those who marched were
as follows:
Judge kenesaw NJ Lands. Lieut.
Gov. jeremiah Wood. Borough Presi-
dent Riegelmann. Surrogate George 4.
Wingate, John a. Heydler Gen.
James Robb. Postmaster ". c. Eur
ton. John A. McCooey. Franz: Bailey.
Charles A. Boody. Harry VI. De Mott.
Charles Jerome Edwards. Charles
Minstein and David Germain.
The justices were Messrs. Gala
CHAN. Dixie. Haskell. IIazansky. Van
Siclslen, Garvin, Chatfield. Aspinall,
O'Neil, Fawcett. Bayes. Ferguson,
Esterbrook, Squiers, Faber, Dunno.
kapper, Dodd and Carroll District
Attorney Lewis was another legal
light in the parade.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

tried the inield combination which
places Frisch at third and Monroe at
second. Frisch is good anywhere you
put him. but Monroe bungled his Job at
second base until he had a. lot of poor
sports riding him. He was responsible.
directly or indirectly. for enough Bos-
ton runs to lose the gam~ He botched
his work and no doubt knows il, but to
hoot him was neither manly nor gen.
erous, undeserved by anybody who is
doing his best. There were fans there
who felt more kindly to the erring
youngster. and their applause for him
had a much pleasanter sound.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

Runs batted in--By Barbara, 1: By Nichol-
son. .; BY Boecsel. I; by Ford. 2: by Gowdy.
]; by Young. By Kelly. 1: by Walker. I !.
by Smith, I by Snyder. I. Two base hits
Kelly, Gowdy. Powell. Three base hits
Young. Walker. Barbare, Smith Home runs
Nicholson. Bocckol. Gowdy. Stolen bases
Smith. Doecke. Barbare. Nicholson. Powell
Sacrifice hit--Nchoison. Sacrifice fy-Sny-
der. left on bases--Ncw York, Z: Boston, a.
First base on errors-Bnston, 4. Bases on
.: or McQuiilan' 4. Hits-off Benton, 5 IN
innings off Barnes. In 8 innings; off
Nehf. G IN 3 innings. Struck out-By Benton.
I; by McQuillan. ,. Earned runs-off Bsp-
ton. / off Nehf. 4 OFF McQuilian, 3. Passed
balls-Gov'dy. Smith. .. Losing pitcher
Barnes. Umpires--O'Day and Quigley. Time
OF gamc-2 hours and 10 minutes
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Athletics Win in Fifteenth
From Senators by 7 to 6
WEIGH Again Hits Ball Over
Left Field Wall.

PHILADELPHIA. June 81 (American) -
Hits by c. Walker and j. Walker fol-
lowing a pass to Welch won for Phila-
delphia to-day in the fifteenth inning by
a score of z ITO 8.
Welch's home run in the sixth cleared
the left field wall. the fourth time the
feat has been accomplished in twelve
years. Welch having done Il twice.
Perkins's home run in the ninth, with
j. Walker on base, tied the score,
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Trial Set for Monday.

CHICAGO. June 21.-The famous 1919
world series scandal case will go to
trial before Judge Friend in the Grim
inal Court Monday morning. Further
continuance will not be granted. IL was
announced, and bonds OF the defendants
who are not on hand will be forfeited.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Totals. SO 714 Is 81 I

Totals ..56 1f 45 Fl
rome out when winning run was scored.
Slated for Mogridge in eleventh inning.
tBatted for Naylor in eighth inning.
sRan for Myatt in eighth inning.
HBctted for u. Harris la fourteenth inning.
Washington. 0 o % 90 o 5000 0-G
Philadelphia. o o 1 o o . o 0 2 0 100 II
Two base hits-Brower. Charity. witt and
Perkins. Home runs-Gharrity, Miller, Gallo
way. Wolch and Perkins. Sacrifices
o'Rourke and Brazil. Double plays
O'Rourke. s. Harris and Judge: Dykes and
Galloway; Dykes and j. Walker Left on
bases-Washlngton IS: Philadelphia, Q. Base
or bals-Off Mogridge. I: off Erickson /
off Naylor, 4; off Il. Harris, g off Bar
rett, I. Hits-Off Mogridge, 10 in ten in
nings; off Erickson. IN five innings; off
Naylor. In eight innings; OFF j. Harris.
In six innings; off Barrett, @ in inning.
Hit by pitcher-By II. Harris Is. Harris).
Struck out-By Mogridge, @ by Erickson. 3
by Nayior, 3; by y. Harris, O.: by Barrett, /.
Wild pitch-Barrett. Bslks-f;riclson and
Naylor Winning pitcher-Barrett. Losing
pitcher--Erickson. Umpires-Owens. Chill and
Nailin. Time OF gaine-Tnree hours and
twenty-nine minutes
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Collegians Become HustIers.

ROCHESTER,. n. v. June 2t.-Walter L.
Hapgood, business manager OF the Rochester
International League club. announced the
signing OF Catcher Joseph Murphy and First
Bascman O'Connor OF the Holy Cross base
ball team here tonight.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
American Association.

Sc. Paul, f3: Kansas City. s.
Minneapolis, 3; milwaukee,, Ceallcd end
of sixth; ratn).
Louisville, . Columbus g.
Toledo VS.. indianapolis postponed rain.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

Stolen bases-Neusei. Johnston. 2. Sacri-
fice-Schmandt. Double plays-Crimes, John
Left on bases-Philadelphia 8: Brooklyn. T.
Struck out-By Hubbell, .; by Grimes, g.
wild pitch--l;rimes. Umpires-McCorniick
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

Two base hit-Sloan. Three base hit
Cmmons. Home run--Janin. Sacrifice hits
Lincoln. 2; Emmons. Left on bases-farvard.
.: Yale. H. Stolen bases-Conlon. Jann.
r. Murphy Aldrich Sloan. Double plays
J. Murphy and owen, y Murphy and Con-
lon Bases on balls-Off Robinson. .; off
riobbs 4. Struck out-By Hobbs. {. Wild
pitch-Robinson. Hit by pitched hal--iiy
eohinenn fHobbsl. Umplres-Orti and Ennis.
Iimn of game--2 hours 10 nninuLes.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Eastern League.

Springfield, &; Pittsfield, 9.
Worcester. G: Hartford, 2 90 innlngHl
Bridgeport. a. Albany, .
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
College Baseball Results.

Al New Haven-Ifarvard. 4: Yale, ..
A, Amherst, Macs. - Wesleyan. = Am
herst G.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

Al Jersey City II. II. Il.
Buffalo 80. o q o o O--i y
Jersey City. o o o o o o o 90 > .
Batterics-lleitnan and Bongough: Tccarr,
Metiver and Frsitag.
AT Newan. y. ". L.
Toronto ... n q o 0 - ~ .
Newark 49,. 2 o q q q > ~ 10 o
Batteries-t'ullerton REFS and sandbors;
Flnneran and Withrow.
At Reading u. ~. Il.
Reading 81. 0 o o q o 0 o "a . 3
Cartwright and Mattoz; Fisher
and johnson.
AZ Baltimore II. n. Il.
Syracuse o % o I a--io i6 .
Batmore {. 900 . 2-i1 rs 8
Batteries-Dadson and Predger Ogden and
Egan.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Southern Association.

Memphis. 81 Mobile, g.
Atlanta. q Little Rock. Ni innings
1arkness).
birmingham, q: Chattanoora, ..
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Coullet to Race McNamara.

Alfred Goullet will ride n ten mile
tandem paced race against Reggie Nc
Namara at the Velodrome in Newark
tonight.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Cubs and Cards Divide.

ST. LOUIS, June Il (NationaD st
Louis and Chicago broke even in a
double header here to-day, st. Louis
taking the first game, II to s. and the
Cubs the second. to g. The scores:
FIRST CAME
The New York herald., 1921-06-22
WaShburn Is Victim OF
Startling Tennis Upset
Davis Cup Player Is Decisivey Beaten by Anterior
Richards, Comparative Unknown, in Metropoli-
tan Championship Is Ga, 6-1.

him walk of with the second and third.
But strange to relate. WsshbuIn made
far less headway in the second set than
in the lrst. losing five straight games,
which made it ten in a row for Rich
ards. lie broke through Richards ser-
vice in the sixth game after the score
had gone to deuce. but Richards retail
lated in the seventh game, and Il was
all over. The points FOR the match were
ca TO 49,
With two legs on the championship
trophy and one more needed FOR pernlsn-
ent ownership. Washburn was partic-
ularly anxious TO come through winner
in the tournament. and the defeat from
an unlocked for quarter was q disap-
pointing setback. Atherton Richards is
no relation u Vincent Richards. the
youthful tennis star who has yet to be
beaten this year. The latter was the
first To reach the semi-tinal round Of the
tournament yesterday at the expense Of
DR.. George King. former Westchester
champion. DR.. King made q splendid
fight OF Il, thanks to his speed and effl-
cient net game, but Richards showed lie
had far more in reserve than his op-
ponent whenever he needed q game
badly. so that despite the closeness OF
the score, "a, Cd. Richards always
looked like the winner. Richards trailed
"a in the second set and then finished
the match with four games in succession.
S. Howard Voshell. who like Wash
burn holds two legs on the champion
ship cup. came through his third round
match. easily defeating Or. Drake s--1.
6-1. There are nine players lett in
singles, with Vincent Richards and
Frank Anderson the contenders in the
lower half. and s. Howard Noshe!l and
apparently Atherton Richards in the
upper
The Summary.
Metropolitan Tennis Championship Singles
Third Rounds. Howard Foshe!l defeated
DR.. B. Y. Drake, 6-1, G-1.
Fourth Round--Allen Behr defeated Gerald
b. Emerson, G-3. 81, 6-2; Atherton Rich
ards defeated Watson NJ. Washburn, Cd,
6-1 Franl. t. Anderson defeated 4. H.
Bruneau, c., -.
Fifth Round-Vincert Richards defeated
DR.. George King, Cd. e..
Doublcs-first Round--K. s. johnson and
$. V. Brubaus won by default.
Second Round--Ci. c. Moore. Jr, and
James u. Ewing defeated Boyce and Rich
arison, Sc. J--T, e.; q. 5. Groesbeck and
j. Procaska defeated Smith and Miller. 6--3,
Co. Birmingham and Lockhorn defeated
Fleig and FREEMAN 6--l, 6-i; Barker and
Vriens defeated Il. Martin and Wilcox, 6-3,
&c. 5. II. Vosheu and Vincent Richards
Mersereau won by default.
The New York herald., 1921-06-22

fBatted for Sheehan in ninth inning.
New York ... o . o o. o.
Boston ............ 0 o I x-s
Two base hits-Roth, Pennock. Menosky
McInnis and j. Collins. Three base hits-
Pipp and Leibod. Home run--Pennock. Sac
rifices-Peckinpaugh, Menosky. Pennock and
McInnis. Double play-Peckinpaugh 10 Ward
10 Pipp. Left on bases-New York. o; Bos-
ton, q. Bases on bnlls-Off Shechan. off
Pennock. .. Hits - OFF Shawkey. 10 in O
innings; off Sheehan. 3 In . innings.
Struck out-By Shawkey, I by pennock. 3.
Losing pitcher-Shawk Umpircs-con-
molly and Evans. Timo OF gaine-2 hours
and minutes.