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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-28
Ell RISDAL"
De Ia Jhd Patri6tiC8 de
Ia Casa de ESpadd
(Continuacin0 de la pdsina y

DespuGS. el pGblico ALI congregado
pidi0 al Sr. Guiscafr6 que recitara
unoS verSoS, V el artiSta que hay en-
GuiscafrG tuvo el acierto de leer con
noble entonaci0n, un admirable pOema
de Enrique Zorrilla, que mereci6 el al
to galard0n de Ia flor ma tural en- unOs
Juegos Florales de Mayagiiez, Y que
Sc titula CantO de Costa.
Dcspu6s habl0 Perez Losada EXPIRE
sando detalladamente cudl era <el man
dato recibido por la Comisi6n, reco-
gi0 las mobiles palabras del presidente
de Ia Junta Local, Sr. DfaZ, para ha-
har.
FL ptiblico aclam6 al autor su
acertado int6rpretc.
despu6s de un agasajo del CentrO
Espa1ol Il los asambleistaS, Sc celebr6
un verdadero banquete que fu6 digno
de una gran ciudad Y de un gran ho-
tel.
Al final del suculento almuerZo, brin-
darOn los SeilOrpS Freyre. don Lucas
Solivellas el Lcdo Gel Toro Ferndn-
deZ, siendo todoS aclamadoS.
Del reSultadO de la gesti0n de la Ca
sa de Espaila Ell Yauco baste conocer
esta cifra La Junta cuenta con Vein
tiun Socios elegibleS V setenta V tres
socioS de numero. La mayor parte. de
los asociados son portorriqueilos y es-
ia es Ia ejecutoria mas alta de aquella
Secci6n de la Casa de EspaiIa, va que
asf LENA Ia finalidad bdsica de la in
signe instituci0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-28

porta que todos los delegados euro
peos Sc asociasen al criterio de Mr..
Harding; los nipones han anunciado
que Sc retirarian de la Conferencia, Y
esta habria fracasado. NADIA practi-
co arguye que los iaponeses tuviesen
mayoria, porque los Estados Unidos
tampoco Sc conformarian con su de-
rrota, Y el fracaso de la reunion Sc
mula intermedia, no Sc discierne. Los
yanquis quieren que sus rivales aban-
donen Chanting Y la isla de Jap, Y
los amarillos Sc aferran en- conservar
10 que justifico su intervention en- la
guerra y les otorg6 el Tratado de
Versailles. iQue t6rmino de armo-
MIA podra resolver la dualidad de esos
desiguales criterios?
Los japoneses aducen las mismas
raZones que antano los alemanes.
Sus isIas son muy chicas para con-
tener una poblacion de 70 millones
cue prolifera rapidamente. FL exec
SO de natalidad, las necesidades de
una industrial cada vez mas desarro-
llada engendran su imperialismo Y los
inducen a poseer extensos territories.
Y ellos, que en- un acto amenazador
de los Estados Unidos encontraron el
pretexto para renunciar a sus anti
guos usos, han hallado tambien entire
sus adversarios Y competidores una
formula que han creido digna de ira
ducir: Asia para los asiaticos. Asi
Sc anexionaron hace algunos amos
Corea, con 30 milIones de habitantes,
Y Iuego expulsaron a los alemanes de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-28

manifesto que no era un bandido CO.
mo SO habfa dichO, sino que era perso-
ma culta V pOr suS venaS corrfa san
gre del Profeta. El es un seiior feu-
dal de Marruecos.
y tcrmino, cerca de la una de la ma
drugada Su eXtensa e interesante con-
ferencia ell Padre M6ndez Gaite, con
un canto Espana V una oraci6n. CO.
mo Sacerdote, por el alma de todos los
cafdos. FL triunfo de Espana en- Ma
rruecos serd un bien para la civiliza
ci6n es IN acto de justicia V de
trascendente defensa naci0nal.
MendeZ Gaite recibi0 eStruendosa
Ovaci0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-28
Ia TRAGED|A DE ESPADA EN- MARRUECOS
Sugestiva conferenca del Presbitero M&ndez
Gaite La Verdad Espanola fue expuesta
en- Payret
(De EEL MUNDo" de la Habana

(De EEL MUNDO" de la Habana J
Los espailoles. los sincerOs patrio-
tas espaloles, vibraron de entusiasmo
anoche en- el teatro Payret, oyendO Ia
sugeStiva conferencia que pronunciara
el Capelldn Y Predicador de S. NJ. ell
Rey de Espaila. PbrO. MendeZ Gate,
quien con sincera Y hermOsa palabra
describi0 acknowledgements la tragica
acci6n hispana Ell los campos encendi-
dos lie Marruecos.
A las diez media comenz6 la con-
ferencia, ante numeroSo ptiblicO, ell
cual anhelaba s3iber toda la verdad So
bfe In tragedia ib6rica de Melilla.
Ell Padre MendeZ Gate comenZ6 pi-
diendO a los concurrentes lie dieran
buena acogida a sus palabras, que Sc
rfan fiel relate de los hcchOs ciertos
un0S Y que el ha viStO otros.
Tod0s los polfticos, escritores Y ira
tadistas espanoles han convenido
sempre que eIporvenir de Espaha es-
til en- Africa. La acci0n de Espaila Ell
Marruec0s data de ocho siglos Desde
el 1882 la raZa eSpaliOla vierte Su ge-
nerosa Sangre en- tierras africanas V
lucha por civilian los marroqfcs
imp0ncrlCS sus cOstumbres. POr el
Tratado de ESpaha Y Marruecos, en-
1913 Sc tuvo noticias de que los fran
ceses trataban de apoderarse de Cha
farinas, contra cuya acci0n siempre ha
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-28

mano menOr, Marruecos, hasta prepa-
rarlo para eiercer sus derechoS,
Sc ha dicho. es una leyenda que CO.
rre por ahf. de que EN- la Mesa de Ma
rruecos Espaila lie ha tocado los hue
! SOS, mas que NADIA por el regateo logre
70 de Francia. EllO no eS verdad. Y deS
cribi6 con brillanteZ de palabra las ri
quezas del suelo marroquf, en- frutos V
IvihedoS. en- trigo V cebada on algunos
lugarcs. pr6digo en- huertos V paste pa
IA ganldO en- otrOs. Ell subsuelo posee
varias minas de hierro. plomo. etc.
que esthn en- exploitation.
M6ndez Gate, dijo como habfa ca
menZado esta acci0n guerrero Que h..
Isorprendido al mundo entero. FL SUI.
| tan no podfa sostenerse en- el Troh0 V
bandadas de bandOleros infectabah to-
do el territOriO. Unos eSpanoleS eSta-
ban construyendo un pedaZo de ferro-
carril V los mOrOs los sorprendieron V
pasaron a cuchillo. Este hecho fue
la ch;spa que encendi0 la tragedia ac-
tual, en- que va Espa1a no pucde re-
troceder
Despu6s refiri6 la lucha entire el GO
neral Fernandez Silvestre cl RaiSu-
Ii antes de la tragedia. Los dos valiem-
ties v esforZados. FL uno era el viento Y
el otro ell mar Al RaiSulf le TOGO en-
suerte veneer a Fernandez Silvestre.
de Quien hiZo la apologize. Del Raisulf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-28
RoBo DE SoRTIJAS

A la sonora Pardas lie robaron de su
residencia en- Miramar, dos sortiias;
una con I'M brillante otra con una 10.
seta, valorada en- 500. La detective
investiga el robo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-28

I estadO de frente, arma al braZO, el Go
bierno de su Majestad. La muFrte del
General Margallo Y sus legiones justifi
Gu la conducta de Espaiia actua linen
s., te
| Los franceses, viendo que, no podian
obtener ventajas en- la forma que Sc
prOpOnfan, acordaron celebrar I'm con-
venio. De ahf vino el tratado franco
| espanol de casi todos conocidos Men
| deZ Gate lego, c0mentlndoloS, los dos
principales artfculoS de eSe cOnveniO.
| PerO toda la ampla Ojeada historical
'que hizo, dedujo el Padre M6ndez
Gaite, que Espala tiene derechos So
bre Marruccos, SancionadoS por la His
tOri;.
Ademls, a clio Sc une. tambi6n un sa-
no egoismO de defenSa naciOnal evil
tar el blOqueo de la Peninsula Ib6rica,
no permitiendo que ninguna otra ma
ci0n So apodere del otro lado del Medi-
leffdllcO. NO eS Ill acclOil eSIallOla Ell
Marruecos una loca aventura imperia-
Ilista. No. Frente Algeciras a Ma
ilaga Sc alzarfa la bandera francesa;
" clio serfa un serio pelgro para la in
dustria el comcrcio espalol Lo que
quiere Espala con su acci6n cs evitar
un nuev0 Gibraltar. por otla parte,
por ell convenio franco-cspanol de 1902,
Espana es protectora, tutora de SUI her.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-28

HAY una cosa en- que no puedA
.erdsrse tempo: Fl Negocio. Hay otra
eosa que le ahorrarA el tempo psrdido.
La Federal Visible"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-28
Ell "RISDAL" +"
PRODUCCIONES "REALARTn

Esta es la nueva marca de dramas
y cOmedias que deleitara al p1blieo
PuertOrriquenO. Su teatro favOrito
las exhihira, siempre que I'd. acuda
a verlas. Presentadas por Caribbean
Film Co.. Advt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
POSTPONE KIWANIS
BATTLE TO AUG. l3
Scheduled oGane with Fatrmont Club for
State Title Postponed Last
Saturday.

Tho nrst game OF series 10 decide
which ktwaRiS club in West Virginia
has the best baseball team, which was
10 have been staged at Fairmont last
Saturday afternoon between that towns
team and the local clubs team will he
staged at League Park. probably Satur-
day. August l3, II present plans 20
through.
Last Saturdays game vas cancelled
az the LAST minute. owing 10 several
local players being unable to 60 70 Fair.
mont. and the game was postponed. II
VAS tried {" arrange tho battle FOR Sat
urday OF this weet tut a. FaIrmont Is
playing Ph!l!ppI. It was nnaN! decided
20 play Saturday OF next week
f'airmont has nno club. and has
been beating some OF the beet through
out tho state. white N" local club has
been meeting only few teams New
Mars!nsv!le was vi uVu!shrG oncs. md
another battle Is So, FOR tomorrow at
League Park
All members OF the team are urged
10 attend tho regular weekly luncheon
tomorrow at noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
New MartinSViNe Team
Of kiWanianS Coming
Baseball Team That was Defeated
Sometime Ago By Local Club
Wants More

Everything Is Get for the baseball
game Thursday afternoon At l."aCVS
Park In Martins Ferry, whoa n" fast
Kiwanls baseball team 81 this city viii
cross hats with the New Mart:nsvi,ie
team.
1t will be remembered thar sometime
ago the Local nine went :" Me- Mar
tiasville at which tim" they defeated
the Downstairs team By worry close
score. Both teams have some excellent
materia. and n good game IS promised
all haschaI fans
Tho local Kiwa1!s club wishes to
thank ;he orlCin.S % the RauCr's team
for the courteous treatment which
they have given them by permitting
the Klwan!s team TO use tho athletic
diamond for practice and regular games
against other kiwanis teams which
they are meeting from time 20 time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
HOMER MARTIN Will
Be BACK AT ". Y. i.
MopntaInssr Athlete VIII Attempt TO
Break own Record FOR Entsr1nS
Sports.

s,s,:,. dispatch 20 The Intcll'gencer.
IrrcantOwn. Aug. AT least ore
Mspn.a!acer athlete expects 20 break
ha own records In competition the
coming year and that Is Homer Martin.
Martin came 20 the University IN tho
ru Of 1915 with tho memorable S \. 7.
{. crop OF students. he made tho foot
Aau team which however played no
yames and his Arss appearance IN
ruhliC athletic event was on the hIsket-
han team the following winter. Here
no vas star and broke 4 record or
r1or" than a decade by being e'ected
rartt!u ~ the floor team while paying
a. a Freshman. The following spring
m. varsity needed a catcher tnr the
nine and Will" Martin had played very
l,ttlc baseball he stopped into IN"
breach and promises I" develop INK"
~. mos. reliable catcher as wei rs ono
- the heaviest hittera over developed
here The next fall Martin WIS up
against = host Of veterans on n" foo
bail squad and while he mad" his leter
~ wasn't a regular. Following the foot
ball season Martin had som" SSh"IlS,'
G,rtcult!as aud dropped out ot Sch""!
fo-fr;ttnE his place 3 captain Of me
i've h.,, returned with N" h"p!Hn'nC of
-" second semester. got INTO H""d
.rh"'Hstir standing and pl1EHd IN" !aSt
sN clnrS with S'atsyolh'S floor team.
A. an :rs,anc" OF Martins popularity.
;" wos elected car'atn again -; fhH
ha ek.'h-n team and this spring when
~" erection f baseball captain rN'n"
NJ Martin WAS again tn" "h"'"o. II" s
orc 49, the fNw mon in West N'rSin;i.
2th,o-...s 70 he twice rlr"'"l captain "t
tNe >t,ac team This year Viii mark
Ntart!r'S last competition IN h"th hask-
sthaU ard has"bali but \" will b" "':@;'-
b'H - football fn- tw" NOR" seasons ana
10 wits from his HON" - Charleston
3d.. -, fpg a
rs goinS ;" be hls best In f""tSa.! ma
those rNo saw bin ~ his h"St Last
season LEa'nst Princeton. Washington
& Zoo al Rutgers. know 'ha' y p" *
"cdN his ?arro- rahcr y" W. r. IN
ir.. - NU-Ar,s-,r;tp ho0ors A. nc end
= The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
CARDS DEFEATS GIANTS; PIRATES LEAD MCREASEl)
.|theSueen
! 0fSpo1t
by N4& S:SAA.@ew

my own ability may think some one
will call me n coward, and cut loose 10
prov, N them and TO myself that In
not afraid used 10 have lot Oh
lights. but after really learning to nSnt
discovered how easy It 10 to Are'e
trouble"
Tom gibbons . MADE MA
There was a younger brother. . oiS
lummox Of a boy. coming up when Aike
was lighting championships. Tom nag
no ambition TO be a boxer. hike nae
become q married man. and every even.
Ing he got Tom out In the backyard ana
gave him 4 lesson. Tom was WILING.
but as soon as II WAS over he was gonS.
There was n lad named Jack Burke VINO
lived nearby who Joined the boxing class
In the backyard. BURKE was fairly
good boxer. and Mike used him to sur
up Tom. He kept telling Tom how gooa
Burke was getting to be. and striunS
10 arouse Toms ambition Nothing 90.
Ing. Tom merely put on his coat ana
went to see his girl. Mike was die.
couraged. He believed his big kid
brother would make great boxer X ne
had the proper desire. The kid wasn't
afraid: ne was clever and fast ana
ripping infshter but his mind vas on
his lob over in the Great Northero
shops. One day Mike limited gently 70
Tom that Burke has been walking with
his girl. Then he automatically warned
Tom that Burke was q better boxer thAn
he was. and advised Tom to be CAUTIOUS.
The result was the FIRST CLEAN OF nSht-
ing spirit in Tom and a corking battSS
out under the trees that evening.
Tom was a fighter after that. niks
started developing him scientifically. In
fact. Tom Gibbons Is perhaps the nrst
and only scientifically developed hghter
the ring has ever known. Mike brought
him along perfectly. selecting his op-
ponents. rating him exactly. giving him
match with men just his. own speeo
and allowing him to night only ones
every six months. After night he tooA
him and trained him. showing MIN tA
mistakes ne had made and what ne
should have done. Before each mAten
he coached him in the style OF tho boxer
be was 10 meet. .
Tom still lacked confidence In himself.
Many have wondered why Mike MAGE
him manager. He did SO In order to give
Tom confidence in himself and nnahcih
Independence. He sacrihced MS own IN
terests in order TO advance his orotn'!.
Finally he concluded that Tom mao gone
as far as ne coulu DC CA'AioN' ~ 80"
taught him all that was possible. Ineh
he picked two rough matches toi me-
brother: the toughest ne could hnd. De-
rause there was one more thing to dis
cover and that was whether Tom would
6pbt and take a beating. He matched
Tom with Billy Murray. 1t was rip
ming tearing battle. Tom stood the gan.
He took a lot Of punishment came BACK
eamelv for more. fought harder the
harder he was hit, and finally knocked
out his man.
Then Nike cut him loose. You're
fighter now" he said. From now on
It's up to you"
And now Tom is aspiring TO the cham
pionsh:p OF the world, and In fair way
70 come near II.
copyright. 1921. the New York ..
Evening Mail.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
Will Stage Tournament
But No Wolfe
Director Of Island Playground Anxious
to Arrange City Championship
Horseshoe Tourney

II will not be willing TO stage SER
los OF games between the Wheeling
Mold and Foundry team. TO meet any
team in the Island Horseshoe League
bu: am willing TO stage city cham
piO1Ship tournament 10 decide which
league, has the he's, players" said j.
W. Wolfe. director ~ the Island play
grounds in reply TO = challenge pub
li$.."d in The Intelligcncer several days
ago.
Tho Wheeling Mold and Foundry
league is good one. and the Iron
MN" cha llenged the Fairgrounds teams
To Il series. Mr. Wolfe does ont favor
"a series. but is anxious to arrange 4
tournament TO decide the "harnyard
golf" title.
Much interest is being taken in the
game of horscshoes in the past few
months as a result Of the league on tho
Island. and there arc several leagues
playing regularly now.
\ tournament for any one in the city
would seem very appropriate affair
and would no doubt be big drawing
card.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03

Those Gibbons boys-Mike and Tom.
who don't look alike-are about the
most interesting figures in the pugihatic
world Their recent campaign b! whi'h
they aspire TO land the mtddIcwriSnt
and light heavyweight and perhaps the
heavy championship Of the world Ia the
family Is one Of the most interesting
experiments in boxing history. Mics
chance O. winning the niddlewight
championship after retiring from the
rinx and coming back Is far better than
IN even one. and Tom IS practically
certainty to whip Georges Carpenter III
their battle In October. He Is too light
a man to hope TO beat Dempsey at
prescnt. II he ever does. but. regardless
Of Dempsey he has cUrkins chance
These two boys upon whom tho pus'-
lstic limcIight will center In the next
few months are personalities ana AZ
ford n big study in human nature Ihey
are clean living. high class Intelligent
men who are in pugili"m al business
and who play II that way. Ihey are
heroes and among the best known men
in the northwest. and New York and the
east knows them only AS nghters. IN
81. Paul and Minneapolis they are busi-
ness men, leaders in civic affairs. big
hers of the Y. NJ. c. 4. and other clean
sport organizations.
MIKE tho Born Leader.
Mike is, of course, the leader OF the
clan because nc has won and heIo chaH-
pionships and because he Is one or the
smartost and finest characters the sport
has produced. They were not "A hghtinG
ramily-in spite Of the irish In them'
Their father was well known ana re-
spcctcd man. mechanic and railroad
man, Jack, one Of the older boys was
an athlete. He joined the y. VI. &. A. as
n kid. became the champion wrestler Oh
the Y. and then he got married md set
tied down, else he might have been
great boxer. His marriage. however.
uayed the way for Mike TO become IA
nous. The family had little money. JACK
had worked and paid his dues at the Y.
and when he quit he had q years mem
bership with eight months yet TO run.
Nike swiped the membership card and
nrescnted himself at the y. He had been
borrowing Jacks punching bag from
The = inc he was eight years old. hanging
/, in a tree and using It 10 learn boxing.
Al the he Joined all the boxing and
wrestling classes. He loved boxing
loved contest and soon became the pest
Of the boys around the gym.
On his eighteenth birthday he sneaked
nvay from home. and engaged in battle,
his first in n ring. and won. From that
on he swept through the ranks lifted
himself to the championship, and re-
tired.
Fighter Seldom Fights.
Mike Gibbons has i lot Of theories. l
asked him the other day whether ability
To Tight made man want to fight or
made him pcaccabIe.
The fellow who can fight seldom
fights excepting In line of business. II
is lack OF confidence IN himself that
causes n man to fight in the majority OF
cases: that and fear NJ being thought
coward or fear of calling himself
coward If am certain ! can knock n
man down ! ran afford N take lot OF
insult or abuse. If lack confidence In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
Bean Brothers Better
Watch For Big Leaguers
Sons Of City Councilman are Proving
Demons on Baseball Diamond.

John and George Beans. OF Pleasant
Valley. sons Of Councilman James Il.
Beans. had better keep their eyes and
ears open. FOR tn" big league BASEBALL
scouts VII soon he looking them IN.
THESE brn:hrrs are nrhtiEg bitter
rae" to lad the Imperial nine for bat
TIM horrrs John. The left fielder. is
now ~ N" lad. lai,!nE 500 per cont IN
IN" las: eight games. while his brother
has been h:lt.ng .45l in ten games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
.lf,ttnl Vt barnes IN eighth.

-,alS g IN - 70
.,at;cd Ter Gini.ey in seventh.
Ran tnr clemens in seventh,
vt, 200 non ln0-&
~ ,,,,,s 0On nnn 4OX-6
Two base hits: Kelly. Hrhthc"te'
v,unE. J. smith. Frisch 60. clemens
iIvIu. ~
stolen bases. Burns, Bancroft. hea'n-
co.~
Sacrifices: stock Kelly. Heathcote. =.
Double pays: Rawlings. Bancrot''
E,f,.. Rawlings. Kelly.
lief. on base: New York s: ST. Louis ..
R.sc on bats: on Barnes .: rfctter 3:
Ea;'ey =. ,>,,,,ou
I, ~ innings: OF Ryan in l: Bailey
IN 6 -: Walker ! in ,
St-nrh out. ny Barnes .: Bailey /;
Walker l.
Ir,<ecd ball: Clemens.
W!rring pitcher: Clemens.
Losing pitcher: Barnes.
I'mplres: Quigley and ODaY.
Time @:09.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
Two For St. Louis
From the BOStOnpSe

Bos'"n. AUG. 2-St. Louis won Moth
games e.: 1t du'.bi" header from Boston
by Timely hitting today. taking IL"
MS - =. and the second 10 =.
First same. 4 II T.,
st. Loans ...... OOO OiO .9O--A !" !
Boston ........ 200 N2O U%0--.5 II s
Vangi,der. kolp. Bayno and SEVERED:
Jones. karr, Thorrah!cn and Ru"l
Second game L II T.
St Louis ..... 200 0N& nn0--h II /
Boston ...... 600 n0u 1nl--2 :
Davis and SEVERED: rcnmock, Euss"l
Thorma blcn and Rucl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
BATTING RALLY
IN NINTH WON
FOR SUPERBAS

Cincinnati. Auc. "A batting rally
IN the ninth Inning won for BrooNtFi
olar Cincinnati today. by score o, =
Hood running FOR Schmandt,
With TWO out. Taylor Stnglsf ana
rony-in ran FOR him. Nets. then batting
for Cadore. sen, n the t!e'rE ana WI
ming runs WIKI drive 20 'e'' Inv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
ran for Schmandt In "th.
+Rat,eL for Cadorc in 9TH.

ryo-ha.e hits ohne. Galore. Sto!-
IN Sases-Sealc. Bohne. Janvrln. Sacri-
nrs-,;rph Duncan. AyerS. Luoue. Lett
VI Off Cadore . IN innings: OF
Nn ,hen. in inning. Struck out
~ Luque : Winning plteher0Csdore.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Hart. Time
i.ln.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-03
IN
CLEAN SWEEP
WITH TIGERS

Washington. Aug. ?. - Washington
made clean sweep Of IN" series w.:h
Detroit. by winning today. :" !" T.
M;lan'S triple ard a single 10y RE" i1Tn-
duCed the decisive "!u In n" "!Shlh
inning II WAS thr locals clGhth con-
sHcniiNn NlntmrN. S--nrC.
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BATTLE POSTPONED

New York. AuG. >. tn" zen round
match between Mih" Gibbons. Of 81.
Paul. and AuEie Rather. OF New York
set FOR tonight In an open air arena.
has been postponed until Thursday
n!ght because CT rain
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BRIDGEPORT WON

The fast Bridgeport Athletics base
hall min" defeated the New M1r,lnSyt',"
Athletics a. the lat;c-'s grounds sun
day afternoon nv the score Of So IN an
Interesting hard fought game.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday Results.

Yesterdays Results.
St Louis. S: Boston. 5.
81. Louis. 3: RostOn, =
WASHINGTON. s. Detroit. g.
,hicago- Phtladc lphia. rain.
C!cV".and- New York, rain.
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.RARNFS vEAkENS IN SEVENTH;
-FOUR RUNS CONE IN FUS|[ADE
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yostsrday's Results.

R-noH'yn. I. C!0c!nnatI
81 Louis :. N"w York. !
E"Stou-Ch.CHr" ran
i'hllad~ lph!a tt~HUrEh, min
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Today's Games.
New York al ST. Louis.
BOSTON at Chicago.
Rroo&lyn at cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
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The Standing,

Today's Games.
ST.. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit ~ New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington
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Toronto 2: Rochester 4.
Other gamrs-rain.