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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
Bright Spots in the Sport Arena

supcrchamrion. On September 8. 1908,
Billy Papke Knocked out KetChel in the
twelfth round at Los Angeles for the
middlewcight championship. Less than
three months later, on November 20,
ketchcl knocked out tapko In eleven
rounds at San Francisco. Papke trieo
again the following year, but got beat
ing IN a twenty round battle al Colma.
Kctchcl came back against Papke, hu,
Mitchell is no ketchel or even fistic
first cousin TO one.
George Chip came back against Al Nc
Coy after the latter had knocked out
Chip In the first round for the middle
weight championship. Chip gave Nc
Coy 4 severe beating in ten rounds in
Brooklyn in their second meeting, but
Mccoy went the limit and held on to the
title, which later he lost TO Mike
O'Dowd. But Mccoy was an accidentai
champion il ever there was one. He had
less class than Johnny Wilson. the pres
ent title holder. II must he said for
Mccoy that while he could not beat any
body he always was willing TO fight.
while Wilson is the most passive title
holder in the history Of the middle
weight championship.
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Coast Teams Behind In Games.

The success Of the University or call
fornia and Washington State in defeat-
ing Ohio State and Nebraska, respect
lively. during tho season just ended was
not sufficient to turn the count in FAVOR
OF Pacific coast teams in intersectional
football games with elevens from other
territory on all except two occasions
when the contests were staged in East
Lansing and Lincoln. the Pacific COAST
teams arc still tagging behind In the
battles with e!cvcns from this side or
the Rockies Since the old Carlisle In
dams first invaded the coast more than
n score Of years ago. IL big tntersec-
t!onal games have been played and or
these seyon have been won by eastern
or middle western teams. Following Is
the complcte record: 1899. Carlisle In
dams ., California 0, nj San Franciscoi
1901. Michigan 80. Stanford Q, at Pasa-
dena; 1918, Oregon Agg!es 20; Michigan
Arzies 0, al East Lansing; 1915, SYRIA
cuse 2s, Oregon Aggies 0, at Portland;
1918, Syracuse IS. Occidental Q. at Los
Angeles: 1916. washington State a.,
Brown 0, at Pasadena: 1916. Nebraska
II, Oregon Aggies 7, at Portland: l9lT.
Oregon II. Pennsylvania 0, at Pasadena;
1920 Harvard I, oregon 6, at Pasadena;
1920, Washington State 81, Nebraska 70.
at Lincoln: 1920. Dartmouth :. Washing
ton I, at Seattle: 1921, California ~
Ohio State 0, at Pasadena.
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WHEELING GIRLS
TOPARkERSbURG
THIS MORNING PoR BIG "1BD"
CITY AND PLAY TONIGHT
Seven Members Of tho Team and Coach
Taylor Will Make rrip--Flrst Acid
Test For Locals In Years

VIII Wheeling high school girls so to
Iarkersburg today and let the lassies
from the Big Red" school from down
the state simply shatter their one hope
and ambition OF going through another
indicated season? This is the exact
question that is now confronting the
followers OF the team and the nervous
culver in their fingers will never be
claimed until tho locals have returned
with Il victory over the I'arkersburg
females.
Coach Eleanor Taylor, former
Wheeling High star, who sent tho girls
through 4 wonderful season last year.
is confident that hAr Iassies Will eXpcr-
fence another string or victories if they
keep the rapid pace which they set for
the Mount Pleasant girls on December
-.
Coach Taylor, Captain Ste!nbicker
Clendenntng. Robinson. Kcttler. Stcpii1
ems, burger and Murr!n VIII make the
trip. The girls will Leave this morning
over the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
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Mitoheu-Leopard-

Out in the middle west they take the
coming bout between Benny Leonard
and Richie Mitchell, which is scheduleu
for. January II in Madison Square Gar
den, quite seriously. Somehow or other
they got the impression out that way
that Leonard had very hard time WIN
Joe yelling. and that the lightwetght
champion OF the world Is not what NJ
used to be. They recognize the fact that
Leonard stopped Mitchell in seven
rounds In Milwaukee in April. 1871 he
fore Benny became the champion, but
they hold that Mitchell has improved
greatly since thea, while Leonard mas
been slipping.
or course. folks In tho middle west
are entitled to their opinion. But Leon
ard IL going TO find Mitchell even easier
than he found yelling. and Joe was not
as hard for Benny as some followers OF
the game think he was One fact STANDS
out promlncntly--Leonar already mas
knocked out Mitchell. once boxer mas
re,t another mans knockout he Is con-
fronted with Il task well nigh hopeless
II he meets his conqu"rcr again.
And only once did boxer come back
and stop the man who had stopped him,
md ,hui man who came back was no or
binary fighter IT was Stanley kctche',
one Of the greatest fighting machines
who over stepped into ring and n
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PHILADELPHIA (JAcK) oBR1EN.

Above In 4 ane likeness and a general
ring pose OF Philadelphia Jack O'Brten'
claimed TO be the greatest welterweiSht
IN the history OF fstic world, who IS
now playing at the Victoria for three
days starting last evening.
Mn an interview with the former chan
pion and greatest puncher OF all times
among weller division. OBrien talks IN
tercstinKly shout his twenty round bout
with Georges Carpenter. now consider
ed the most formidable opponent Tor
Jack Dempsey. present worIdS heaF!-
weight champion. O'Brten also went into
details about his coming bout with the
Frenchman on July 4, 1921, at Bordeaux
France.
O'Brien will meet Carpenter this year
In his last ring battle. and although
ne had previously declared that he
would Danish the ring after he had
cleaned up everything In the welter d.
vision. Jack has decided 10 make fnsl
decision and put away the old toys after
the coming "hrccracker" day.
Tells OF carpentisr Fight.
Jack O'Briea met Carpenter at Paris.
France, on December "a, 1917. and de-
scriges the fight in. this manner; We
were taking things easily for the first
ten rounds as Il was merely an cNhioi-
ton bout for the boneilt OF the Rec
Cross Rue the "stalDng" match turned
into a real fasco, from that round On
as the punches were flying harder than
ever. In the fifteenth I had closed the
Frenchman's eye completely, and had
him troubled. The last few rounds were
rather tame, as neither OF US cared Ii
mix IL. r At the end OF the scheduled
twenty rounds the audience seemed -
think that I had gained the decision,
but the referee declared the fight dra"
which met with the entire satisfaction
of the fans
Tho proceeds Of the hght. Sl2S.OoO.
went for donations to the Red Cross,
and O'Brien Is proud OF this honor. as
he thinks he has done his duty. Fig
ures that are known 20 every person On
the earth today attended the "exhIei-
tlcn" OF twenty rounds. among them
vera General Joffre, master-in chief of
the French army General Pershing. head
OF the American Expedit!onary forces,
Lady Churchill, a prominent society
lady Of New York. and President Pom
caire.
A peculiar incident regarding the
carpentier-OBrien bout is that neither
fIrhter was ever aware OF the fact,
that they were going TO meet IN the
ring. O'Brien like Carpenter. thought
that they would be matched with some
dub" but they were both astonish ed
WHEN they entered the ring and found
their surprising forms In the opposite
ring corners. Owing to the great show
ing OF O'Brien over their pride. the
French public Is now clamorinS for a
return bout between these champions,
The French attendants doubted the
power OF their fighter TO beat Jack and
want - 80 whether IL really can be
Accomplished.
N rehsd with Beckett.
Charlie O'Connell and Leon See. great
fight managers In France. and other
European countries were greatly IN
tcrested in oBrien. and matched him
with Joe Beckett, Engiand's fizzle. The
terms Of the contract called that
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Tilock thinks thst-the dreams Of the
boys Of winning at least two out Of the
three games played this week will come
true. Elliott fell an easy victim BY a
score Of S4-s last evening, and likewiee
Is expected Of Mingo this evening. Bel.
laire will probably administer Q b>stta9
to the Green and White tosssrs on Sat.
"urdsy evening. ~.
Mingo High will come to Warwood TO-
night loaded down with determination
to take the Green's measure, and It -
certain that the up-the-river lads will
have to play first class bah to defeat
the visitors. This game Will complete
the home schedule for the week. ana
on Saturday evening the teams Win
tourney to Bellaire. Unless the Ohio
ans take q big slump in their basket.
ball reputation this year, the girls and
boys are both expected to win from
Warwood. 49,
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TRIADELPH|A HIGH
BELLAIRE TONIGHT

Triadelphla high SCHOOLS BASKETBALL
quintet will face an uphill battle
against Bellalre High this evening. and
according TO reports from Bellatre the
Out-the-Pike lads will he in FOR a sew
ere beating as the Ohio hackers are all
cooked up over the outcome. and have
little doubt as to the result OF the
game. but are now wondering what the
score will be when the ovcr-the-riyer
five finishes the massacre.
But Coach Casey and his hand Of
Triad warriors think Just the opposite
and will be out for victory. thinking
they have AN equal chance with the
Bella!re machine. even though tho score
should stand rather one-sidsd At the
end Of tho FIRST half About fifteen
members OF the floor squad from out
the pike Will mako the trip. along with
Coach Casey.
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WARWOOD after TWO
WEEKEND VICTORIES
Up.ths-Rivsr Boys Confident Of Beat
Ing Mingo Tonight But May Suffer
Revenge AZ Hands Of Beuairs.

Since Warwood High schools basket
ball team has captured one Of It's games
on the busy-wcek-end schedule. Coach
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AMERICANS WINNERS
IN S|NGLES-DOUBLES

Auckland, n. T.. Jan. 6.-AmerIcanS
won the New Zealand tennis champion
ship in both single and doubles today
William r. Tildcn Of philHdclphia de-
featcd Captain Watson NJ. Wnshburn
aiso an american. in the singles. while
Tilden and William NJ. Johnston Of san
Francisco defeated Norman T.. Brookcs
and Gerald f. Patterson, the Australian
team.
Carrot and basement hold many dig
ca rdcd articles that can bo turned into
cash through Intclligcncer Want Ads.
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IA rehsd with Beckett.

Charlie O'Connell and Leon See. great
fight managers In France. and other
European countries were greatly IN
tcrested in O'Brien. and matched him
with Joe Beckett. Engiand's fizzle. The
terms Of the contract called that
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MIDCETS WIN

The Central Midgets opened their
hnnr season with u victory over the
Of the South Side last eve
ming winning by close score OF 22-IS,
Irynr Was the big star for the winners
while i. Brennan played stellar same
for the SCarnechIes.
Any junior teams desiring games on
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Tonight's games Firgin!as
No. IS.
East Enders VS. Non Such.
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MUSKINGUM ACADEMY ].
|NVADES GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Jan. 6-Fri6ay OF
this week the fast Auskingum Aoad-
envy floor team will invade this city TO
play a return game with tho Barnes-
VILE high school floor quintet. Both
teams have made good records thus fsr
this sea son. the high school boys win
ming seven out Of eight starts.
The fellows from Guernsey county
have for many years been suDeriels a.
the scholastic lads, but judging from
the present outlook, luck" 10 changing
and a victory for Littleton 70 being
looked for. In the first contest. betWsen
these teams. the GAINESVILLE High lAes
trimmed the Academy on the httsrs
floor by 1917 score.
The teams will lineup 40 follows:
1t.+1.Sou AAaANHaY
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any evening with the Centrals are re-
quested TO get III touch with Harold by
calling Wheeling 26S5J. Teams be-
tween tho 1916 year old class are pre-
ferred.
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CIiIcNUO GuAy> N\u,;ET.

Chicago. F"h. (! pIr.ou.;Irs OF got
tihE wheat from 'hg producers had &,
G'','l deal - do today w.,n bringing nheu,
- H".'fiI advance IA prices. lhr Mnrl,"'
1.S."h strong 1T "a Z" o.. cents N"t higher.
W'th March SLfiiI Z" ii.G,ig ami My
si.L': 20 SI@. torn gained s.. TO II, "u,!
oats = /" y. The ouiccw' IN provisions
VII Unchanged to nc lover
hu!!s la Tho wheat mHrii.; made many
converts to mn ASSUMPTION that from time
inrwnrd III. chief f'ci"g tn establishing
fain"S would be domestic Instead &C.; .S-
tort conditions. L. was especially pointed
out that hcs!ics the evident uuwiUinru.",
winch growers displayed toward selling
NJ current prices the majority "i country
roads were in such nud shape from sr:t
weather that a fro" movement Of grain
az present was cut VI 'h- question. More.
over. III" r:N'"n bug pest danger 10
crops. was nutri today In Missouri ana
Oklahoma well rg In Texas. Announce
in"ht OF large exports sales OF hour With
:, Prospect Of moro addict somewhat to
ne sircnE;h OF the narH"t during the
last part ~ the session
Corn and oats ronec,oG The wh"a; bulge
ard were uls.p influenced uy oSrpr; husl-
ness in corn ana 10y predictions Of con.
tnucd unreasonable weather
PROVISIONS wc-" irsju't ." weakness.
owing 10 sympathy, with d"wnturuS which
at lines took place lu tho hog rartvt.
Leading futures o. lows.
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COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK. Feb. lH.-E:ar!y declines
Ton market today. hut they wcr" not
Ten market today. but ;h.y wcr. not
;ui!y maintained. and the close MAS bn re-
~ steady at net decline of 80 - points.
Nay contracts advanced from ,2S1 10
~ - and closed at 1894. compared with
day ''''""
Tho market opened easy at n decline OF
~ /" - points and soon sold so-lc u to
~ points net lower. owing To lower LIVER
poo. cables, continued reports ~ Rritish
trade depression and REPORTS that cntt.l,
was coming here froui New orleans Tor
d'Llvrry on March contracts. Thor. was
C"n>ld"rnhir selling we'll rs scattering
.lguidaiCn on the early decline. ana n
~ hnyinE AZ the start iiv"rprnl soda h--r.
IN" New orleans Selling 81 JuIy was stfi
=" Il" against purchases III I.yr~ruol to
nndo ga s'radd'"" however. and lie pros
sur. % MAT sort subsidized after IN. Close.
Of the English market
TINS !"t, IN" i"ca! markr, more son
'l'.r - buying orders mo prices rr,pv-
cred nj bur three ~ four POINTS uI rhoi-
carry losses on n renewal Of Wall stree,
ara local covering. March selling up from,
~ - 1867 and Ju'y from ii.lS - u a
It"r"Tt- OF an increased spo, huy.-rs- In
Wv Orleans helped TIA" cary afternoon
rally, hut thcr" Were also r"yp-tS ." r~..
Sro. offerings IN the Southwrs, which trn-
"n'"d some local selling In THE lat. trad
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KEW ORLEANS. Ia FEB 70 - lower
n,"IfH"' fu."d IN cotton t-ahr today. u"
sl any stag" 81 the trading Will, s..,inp
W. siHEi"t"l ~ poor csu!,' and am uu.
lhF"T"h." "N'ilrat" oi january rur..,,.t N.
ton tn" opening was lower ANA ~.
irlt.Ne continued, Win several utrr: M
LGrnS Huf| ~ amounted 80 d. To q, ,,..r'-
March o., inr 10 lri& closing rrir.. WI 20.
ai n"i losses 10 10 10 = pu.u'-. win Ma,ch
rho poor showing az ,h, IH,o-p,.l mar.
Ret h"for" the opening here was 49, .I.,yy,,
i0 private n"Ss.G" hy ctu', 90 urtayn-.
NJ hrst tn" disposition was - l,,I a.,
vol tpF GA .rivai" estimate e.! n. On
nHlcs as "a" januHry CONSUME. zion ia fbfs
-N.L-'IN- U..Iusn u CnIlL nl-.l .NLth !. N M
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAnKEr.

CHICAGO. Feb. I".-Cnt:i": Receipts
300: better grades beef steers and sh"
steers. S:ooi: bulk, $4,000: bulk cows
and hcifcrs. sjOo.rj.2i: canurrs and cut.
terS weak to lower; bulk. S21Eh3 IL. bulls
slow and steady: bulk. Si.75 at $50. calvoY
steady To strong: hulk top iIck"rS. So
!l..t: StOckers ana f"cdcrS steady.
HOGS: Receipts. $500: opened steady
h"avics oil most: closing strong and fully
"teady with yesterdays average: top. g.. -.
bulk 200 pounds ana down $H..S sI:.Ij. bulk,
!" strong: bulk desirable. - to - pounds
81 - as 30
Sheep: Receipts. 1000. :tt sheep and
handyw"ight fat lambs sicudy: heavy
lambs closing 25c lower: lnmbs. top 81 -.
bulk. sS.s5I so: top ycarlinGs g. -: hulk
= - a $50 no choice handywcirht ewes
here: hMk. SI.,ihlI-l.
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET

u. s. p. registered ..... gfa, s,.
u. :. Is, coupon @ .. s.'i, "a
y. :. =, reg tered .....,.... l.{i, r,ys-
u. S. IS COUPON ...... .... t,.,f, H. =
Panama g. reglsterc: ......... t,ll, =. =
Panama -. coupon .... ttfg, u,
American SmcltinE aud Roaming 5s. -7i.
American Tel, aud T.l. vy Cs 49,
. s, zen, -. :......-...... ~,
baltimore and Obin ~. -. ........ 9,
bethlehem steel ref 1s....,.. IA.
Central Of GGorEih Con. 81 ..... -
Central Leather Observation-Disclosures. on.
Chesapeake and Ohio cy - . "a.
Chicago. B. ana Quincy Joint a. giIS
Chicago. Ni!. ami SO. j. cv Ii.a .,i.
Ch'caCn. X. ana Pac. rs ref & -
C'ty Of Paris 81 ........ .....-......... 10
Colorado and southern ref iias ODD 20
Denver ana RIO GranJe consoi So G.s.
Dominion Of Canada Is Gs3l) ....... ss,,
y.rie ger; -. 60. .,........,..,......, ~.
lWlnOs Ssutrh' ref 'S,...-.,.....,...... 20
lh,. MerH.Aerinc u ....-................. So,a
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bales In December hut ,ne Wow soon
'A.o"d groGnl tina; tho increase was no;
HrEr 'n"usa "a il" in promotion - many
month. and moreover. IL w.,s .oir,,.I out
mat the consumption in lauuary of las;
year was $1,000 bales. The strongest I'M
tnrn came toward the m!!il" ~ ih- SOS
""h. when prices rose - within - !
POINTS .; yesterdays clos" ou rrao-ts from
tho Eastern belt that mills wcr. "Nu,ri-
"nc:nG an improved demand cor their
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Kansas CITY Southern ref 's.......... Itia
!iEEftt ani Myers js..,......... Cbidp IS
,,:"hisNll'" END Nash un. ts...... thin SIS
Missouri. Kan. aud Texas Is; 4s... 49,,
Missouri Pacific gen. is............. 5ias
New York Central deb. uS.... .yS
EorfoliS and Western ~. Gs...... ipl
!, orlh-Tn Paciuc is..................... 7Ti,
ti',IN lNau.' gen Observation-Disclosures. 81,
n'hi;nt zen. U.s.: ................. 50,
kepnh!c Iron and Steel ~ Claio, did So
81 i."uls-San Fran. adj. Cs....... Gi-s
Scahoord Air Line adj 5s...... 3i,s
Southern Bell Tel. 5....... Si5
Southern Pacific ~. rs . Ihidl a'is
III isa! way "E.... ................ SGi4
T"uthcrh way gen. is............... 81:
i-n1t,c.m, iE3mnG 's.,....:......; ......: sig,
LELAND 5':s l'30 ................,.... sG,a
:, It'St - ...... ............... AK
~ ..S.nh ,nr"''ha 'h"m!ca! 5s......... ~.
Wilson and Co cv. os...... s..
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FUNERAL itirrciurA
Special Notices

! iiE Roosevelt CouvaIcscau, Home is o,,..n
10 En.sis. Conralcscencc. nervous and
i,,,s,,,i y h o"s"s' az. l'.ds ana elderly
Mliil"hls IN regard 20 this home VIII
plttsr ca. boulevard 1875. as th. mum
error. 80 "
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Personals

INFORMATION OF wh.r.aiiouis %. 80
h."tnyrs; Lee e.. James VI. and Aio.ion
watkins or Of my sisters. I.llIo ".
IRONS aud Lizzie DAVIS Pickering dc.
s!rcu. Address. Anna May Walk .us
%42 b2uSn Street. Norfolk. Va
" NJ lfb-Hc are maxim; "a SPECIALITY o:
lung army o'crcunts dark brOwL ana
n'!.h. Mis- a. j. lyle. aij.3l7 Norin
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NE 7ZMES:DzSPAT CYFS RECORD o. FINANCIAL NEWS
About 2nA

request for early delivery. Abpu, 2nNl
pieces OF mems wear spCsrs wcr" sold At
auction az prices ranging from 81 to $3.50
yard. Raw silk wap quiet.
NAVAL. STORES.
SANANNAn; Ga. Feb. io.Turpcntinc
quiet. H2':. sales none; receipts lis. shin
m.mis. y; stock. lj..:i to|im quiet: last
sale November T.: receipts, .i2: ship
.n"uts, i.j1l: stock, 100: puotc: H. D. H.
+. q. IL, !! X. NJ. y, VIC. WY. li.Lo
PETEN~I;l tiG TEASI'r MARKET.
Reported Nv Enh"c's, P'ummcr & Co. Inc
Petersburg. Va. Fob 10 1921
SPANISH Farmers stock. maritet 9uIet
g.i.c per bushrl.
NiK XMAS Farmers stock. market
quiet.
Extra prime. i'.c per H.
jF,uDy Jumbo. Gi.c p-F 10.
Extra primo. i'ac per 10.
Prime. ic per u,
-Shs. lsMs stock &c I" &c per 10
tttinr Markets. D,,rn ~
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KING ); practically new for sale Cheap.
call boulevard :oiS-J.
MANN El,l.-One.ion truck. completely
operhaGlcd aud repainted new motor
urts aud express body. Only $500. Very
Eooa terms. Call Abbey. Seventh Street
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK. Feb. !r.-cotton goods I'm
!Shcd. today wcr. lIttlc moro active
among convrrtcrs Gray goods were uuict
yarns easy and dress goods in moderate.