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The New York herald., 1921-03-10
BOWIE TRACK NOT SOLD.

Special Despatch 10 TIM NFw YoRK HrRAlD.
BALTIMORE, March g.--Pimilco or
Maryland Jockey Club interests have
made no effort to purchase the Bowie
race track, as reported. n they have
James r. O'Hara, general manager and
chief stockholder In the southern Mary
land course. knows nothing of f.
IL has been reported that Maryland
Jockey Club representatives have APP
preached the state Racing Commission
TO determine just how that body would
feel about their purchase OF the Bowie
track. This purchase. II Is said, Is part
of scheme to gain entire control of
racing in Maryland by the Maryland
Jockey Club which also, according 10
reports, has IN mind the purchase OF
tho Havre do Grace course. Plnlico
interests already have gained foot
hold ia the operation Of Laurel.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
HAVANA ENTRIES.

First Race--six furlongu raaidon three.
yenr-olds: claiming. purse 500. ssever
Seas. iu2 'Heien Lucas, 100; -ScintillRte
100. Flip. i03. Darlcy Belle, l05; 'BlncN
Pat. io5 sThoufhtieas beauty. 100; Ascut
rcy. ioT. Cannon Ball. los: Johnnie o'Con.
ncl. iiS.
Second Race-six fnriorgs. threo-ycar- old,
ard upward; claiming, purse $500. 'Lullahy
81 .Grey Rurnp 100; sHope. i00. ssoconc
Cousin, i0i; sFinis, i0i 'stilietto. los, AS
sign, i07 Top Rung, if3.
Third Rane-Six furionRH. three year oil de
and upward claiming; pursc 500 'Fiear
100: sAigrette, 1903 sStarltader. los: .Hat-
rack. i0a: Ava n. i00 .Huntcr i1att i0T
Flying Frog, los. Presumption, 1l2; Buck.
Fourth nace-sx furiongs. threc-year-
and upward claiming purse sf00. .peri-
gourdinc, i0l. sNorfolk Belle, 100: Teachers
ret. 10s oB'il Hunley, ito. Haman, ii0.
sLoyalist, no. "Cavan Boy, 40; scarpia
"a, fij
Fifth Racc-Niie and sixteenth three
year-oids; claimlng handicap; purse 1900
1General Mcnocal, n0 walnut Hail. l09
Pansy, o. Smart Money. i05; pnstereau,
i0T
sixth Race--Miie and 90 yards: three-yyar-
olds and upward: claiming; purse 800. Dis
cord, 10; Wenonnh. 40; Say When, iiO.
Back Rock, liz Sir William Johnson. ia;
Constantine, liz.
Apprentice allowance. Occupied.
Weather, clear, track, fast.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
1921 Racing Dates;
Season Opens May

TIME local racing season viii
open al Jamaica on May for
a sixteen day meeting. wind
ing up on the 26th. Then follows the
meetings at Belmont Park. Aqueduct
and Empire City, after which the
horses 20 TO Saratoga for the month
Of August. The dates are:
jamaica, May TO IS.
Belmont Park, May 2S to June a..
Aqueduct, June Is to July 5.
Empire City, July to 80.
Saratoga. August l TO 80.
Belmont Park, September ! to a..
Aqueduct, September Is TO rs.
jamaica, September 2s to Octo-
ber IL.
Empire City, October 13 to 26
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
YALE'S POLO TEAM
LOSES TO LOCAL TRIO
Squadron "A Defeats Old Eli
7I-2 Goals to 5.

The polo team OF Squadron A OF
Troop G last night defeated tho Yale
trio in the military series of the Indoor
Polo Associations tournament in tho
local teams armory at Ninety fourth
street and Madison avenue. The score
was III goals to 5.
The squadron players took the lead
soon after the opening period when
Phillips and Lyon each registered two
goals. Cebaballon also scored In this
period. Dean and Haskell each drove
home goal for Yale. and the period
ended IN the local teams favor by 70 2.
Phillips In the second stanza regis
tered two more goals for the locals. but
was penalized a half goal. Cebaballon.
the back. whose playing was feature
of the game, scored the only other goal
made by Squadron A. Haskell and Hop
kins accounted for Yale's tallies In the
final chulsker. Haskell shared the honors
OF the match with Ceba ballon Next
Wednesday night SQUADRON A win play
the Princeton University team. The
linoup and summary: F:
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
PENN rAsKETRaLL TEAM cHaLLESGED

PHILADELPHIA. March 0.-The Unircr-
sity OF Missouri basketball team has chal-
lenGed the Penn five to 9 three game post
season series 10 bo staged az the close Of the
intercollegiate league race. Tho Missouri man
ngeEacnt suggestB that game be played
here IL Weightman Hall and one ~ Kan
sas CITY. While the site OF the third silo'ilG
be picked by representatives OF the t"o rn'-
vcrstios. Action VIII be taken ~ Penn IN
q few days.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
Boats FiShcd Seventeen Tatbom Bank ol
SUNDAY.

SIX or tho outaide fishing boats anchored
on the Seventeen Fathom Dnnk on Sunday
and all caucht few cod few blacklist.
and some big cunncrs The weather was
against the fishermen, for y was almost is4i-
possible 20 lie properly 20 fiah.
Johnny Michael of tho America said he had
good luck on .herc grounds last Thursday
when his passengers took twenty-five big
cod, running from ten 10 twenty pounds
apiece. considerable number Of bieckflsh
and quite a lot 81 large cunners. The fish
are oiit there, aaid the Captain, and K only
reuulren the right kind OF weather 10 go.
Thorn.
Fairly good crowds we're out Sunday, and
,He boats that ran or shore were thu 10
rRya, X. 9. Lundy. Elmar. America and
Shamrock.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
LAMONT WINS AT CAMBRIDGE

Special Despatch 70 TuE New yo.K HErAs.s.
CAMBRIpoE. Mass. March 9--Corliss
Lamont OF New York won tic mile raoe
AZ the Harvard winter carnival thls AL
ternoon. He was In possession of n
90 yard handicap. Hauers. the vareity
hurdler, won the 40 yard barrier in Z s.5
seconds and Charles BGtterfield the
varsity pitcher. won the 30 yard dash IN
2-5 seconds. The freshmen annexed ne
relay race. and the editors or the Cyi,,.-
son defeated those OF Ldmpoon ana id
vocdto In the best contested relay ~ tn
meet.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
NEW ENGLAND ENTERS TEAM.

New England VIII be vel represented n
the national indoor track and field cham.
pionships at tho Lwenty-sccond Regiment
been entered v Fl Carter Brown univrr.
city, 90 yard dash; J. J. Sullivan, Boston
College, 20 yard hurdles; -. s. Caldwell
Boston A. A.. 800 yard run: Thomas j. King
q Cutbil, Boston A. A., 200 yard run
Cecil u. Leath, unattached, two mile run,
Arthur s, Roberts Boston A. A.. ono mill
walk; Thomas Dlgnan, Holy Cross College
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
uyrE BASKETBALL Play on TO-DAY

CHICAGO. March 0.--Fourtcen sectional
champion basketball teams representing higli
schools and preparatory schools o-4 here
Tor the annual Championship tournament
of the University OF Chicago. I'lay starts
Tomorrow The teams entered are: Fifth
Avenue High. Pittsburgh: East High. llcch-
ester ~. y; Crosby High, waterbury,
plmcfield. W. va: Athens. Ohio. jefferson.
Ind: West Lafayette, Ind. Cedar Rapids
Ia: Sandstone MIMI; Rosendale. WIZ.
Lane Technical of Chicago. and De La sale
of chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
YpuL IS DARTMOUTH CAPTAIN.

HANOVER, Y. IT., March 9.--Ralph W
Yuill. \ senior, OF Cedar Rapids. Ia. was
elected captain of the Dartmouth College
basketball five to-ooy for the remainder OF
the season. He replaces II. n. Brown, who
resigned the captaincy. because ne failed
10 make regular place on the team. Yr'll
has played star game At forward for two
years.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
SELLERS AND LESLIE TO Run.

Jack sellers OF the New York A. c. and
Sid Leslie OF the Guaranty A. G. have ac-
cepted Invitations TO take part In the half
mile special invitation race at the Jr. o u. A.
inent ArInory Saturday evening, March 20.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
PENN FIVE vANQUISHED.

PHILADELPHIA. March 9.--For the nrst
time In several years Pennsylvania vas
beaten on the home floor In basketball
tonight wien Penn State turned the
trick In an extra period contest u 20
49, Several hundred State rooters vir-
tually carried the winners Off the floor.
Each team made field goals, but Il
was Wilson's extra foul that decided
the game. He Gagged IL out OF is.
while Capt. Danny McNichol got IL out
Of 14
Ii was Koehler's field goal late In
tho extra period that broke q l7---17
tie lie was fouled as he shot and VIII
son converted both into points. A few
seconds later Bin Grave made long
fleld goal FOR Penn. but State guarded
closely ana emerged a winner. Line
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
COLUMBIA ROUTED
BY CORNELL FIVE
Beaten in Rough and Hard
Fought Game by Score
of 81 to 19.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Special pespoteh 70 TIE NEW Yosx HEALr

Special Despatch to TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
ITHACA, n. u. March 9.--Although
Columbia led Cornell by a score OF 16
TO 10 at the end of the first half in to-
nights intercollegiate basketball game
the Red quintet made terrific comeback
In the second period and overcame the
New Workers. by the score OF 81 TO H.
All through the first period Columbia
had the advantage by virtue OF a smooth
passing game and effective guarding,
Cornell resorting 10 long shots, which
failed for the most part. Johnson had
three goals from the floor In this period
In the second half. however, Cornell held
Columbia to two lone foul goals, while
on their part the Red Ave piled up 81
points in a whirlwind attack. IN which
Barkalew Sidman, Rippe and Molinet
we're the principal factors.
Columbia weakened under the drive
and committed numerous fouls. which
allowed Sdnan 10 swell Cornel'B total
by some accurate foul shooting. The
game was rather rough and was hard
fought all the way. Cornell tied the
score three minutes after the second
period opened and within 1--WE minutes
Of the end had commanding lead. Tie
lineup:
Cornell tSD. Columbia Gs).
BarSalew. Right forward. Johnson
R!ppc. Centre. ........ .Watso
Sidman. ......... Left guard. ..lSrilley
Cornish. Right guard. .... .Lautinan
Field goals.-.Molinet t2>.. Barkaiow C}.
Ripe t3) Sidman (2). Cornish, Johnson
(D, lyman t2l. Foul eoas--sidman. ii out
os IL. Johnson, out or IL. Referee-M esser
OF Troy. umpire-Metzdorf OF Rochester.
Rlppe. Luther for Barkaiew. Eder for
Reiiley, Naunlers for Lautmun.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
STATEN ISLAND LOSES.

SPECIAL Dcspatca % THr Nrw YonK IlEaArD.
PinLADELPHiA. March 9.--Staten
Island Acadcmy's basketball team was
beaten BY The Penn freshmen tonight.
s6 20 IL, making 1t twenty consecutive
victories for the Red and Blue youths.
Dessln and Goldbintt we're the stars.
with seven and three field goals rcspec-
lively The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-03-10

. Lyon. .; Cebaballon: Yale pcan, fInsscii.
Goals--socond period-squadroE A. Phil
kins
penalty-Phnlips lost half d goal II eccond
xgriOd
The New York herald., 1921-03-10

sEE the many different kinds Of small ads.
IL the Telephone Directory ~ Home and
business Needs. Want Ad. section. Very
Interesting ADJ.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
cfn,cn Inland
penn Treshnirn

Penn Freshmen. staten IBlnnd
McNichol. ...... Left forward ...... n. Rurk.
GoldDlatt...... Right forward. ........ .Hicke
Brew. ........+..... Centre ...... .AlcBonouEh
Dryden. ......... Left guard. ..... Lndanan
Dessn...4..... Right guard ......... .Garbe
Field goals--Dcssin, z; Goidblatt, q Nc
Nichol, 2; Brew. Lindaman, q. r. Burk,
y Foul goais-Goidbatt. 10 out OF is; n.
Burs, Z out ~ ". Referce.-Mr. G~isar. Um-
pire--Mr Baethel Time Of hslyee-2O min
utes.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
MIsHAP TO CHAPMAN
Tire Bursts and Rider Is Car
ried Off Track--Egg and Van
Kempen Point Leaders.
O'CLOCK scoRE-7sD HOUR.

LUrcnz leading. Kecord-I, ,4SI
BY GouIeft and Grtnda in 1914.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10

Apprentice allowance. occupied.
Weather, clear, track, fast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
ROTH WHEELING PLAYERS OUT
IN NATIONAL GOLF TOURNEY
ZOE WELLS DEFEATED BY KNEPPER, THE IOWA
CHAMP, FOUR UP, WHILE POLLOCK BOYD
LOSES TO BURNING, OF CHICAGO, NINE w.
EVANS, HUNTER GARDNER AND OUlMEl AMCNI
THE SURVIVORS.

oth.r matched reached tho S5th. Albert
Seikel. OF Chicago. carrying harrison
Johnston, OF ST. Paul, 10 that po!nt ar
tor tho Minnesota champion had roster
between rounds with ADVANTAGE or
five up and Ouimet being forced TO the
penultim mate green by Marston'
In marked contrast to these gruclinE
Guels Of the links were the overwhe Inn
ingly Victories scored by Evans. Hobby
,Ares, Of Atlanta; James Manion. or 81
Louis: Leo Bunn!g. of Chicago. and Will
lie Hunter.
Jones' had tho greatest runaway match
defeating Clarence Wolff. OF st. Louis
- and II, BY virtue OF par II In the
morning which made him UP at the In
tcrmission Out Of the seven holes play
r,l Of the second round. Jones won four.
BY Large Margin
Evans and Manion whipped Charles
Dexter. Of Dallas. and John Simpson, or
indianapolis. respectively by the monu-
mental margins Of n and .. the cham
MON gaining all his advantage over Den,
Ter In the frs, lS holes by playing n
fine 56-37-73. ono above par on each
ntn. while the Texan took So. Maninh
was only six up In the morning hut so"n
Quoted his H"oster opponent ny WIN
ming four of tho third nine holes.
Burning on" OF the newer chicago
stars. gained 4 lead OF huleS over 4. L:
BOYD. Of ChaJ tanooga. formerly or
Wheeling In tho first round. and ended
his contest with the southerner on tho
tenth green up and 10 play.
Hunter did not have such an easy
start with E Hoover Pa nkard. OF chi
,ago. barely playing him oven on the
first nine. which they strokea In g
shots each The Rr't"n gained t"~
Soles IN the second nine and after lunCh-
;nn walked away from his American OPP
ronent, rounding tho threc-quarter mark
five up He Increased this advantage TO
seven up on the 9lst green.
The real struggle of tho day was
that between OuImet and Marston. u
was a see-saw affair and was In doubt
to its finish on the nth green.
Oulmet saved himself from defeat only
nv extraordinary golf in spots. aided nv
some good luck 20 counter-ha!ance ~ me
of the hard luck In other places.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
BUFFALO CREEK
COLLEGE IS At
END Of TRAINING
SECOND ANNUAL TRAINING CAMP
CLOSED YESTE1DAY APTE1
SUCCESSFUL SEASON
Bdsons Arc Now Ready for wash-Jsn
Eleven-Lght Practice Daily
II Card

Special Dispatch TO The Intelligencer.
bethany, W. Va. Sept 2n--Todhr saw
the rnd e one ~ the most successful
, training periods in the history t,Beth-
any football teams. Beginning with
" cdnc sday the practice Will be limited
To ore training session day.
The second annual training camp be-
San on the first OF this month and from
, that date the men have been IN practice
, twice daily for one OF the hardest sched-
Jules that a Bison delegation has exc!
been called upon t. meet This srhedu ic
, commences this Saturday when the
bethany crew stacks up against the
. Presidents On III" Washington held.
Marietta College At Marietta follows on
the first while the first home gam" ~
, Wheeling is 50: for The Sth or Octoh"r
against Ohio University.
bethany followers are confident OF the
ability of their team 10 make good
, shown gthis Saturday. They bcl!cN"
that bethany has 4 hetter rhnnc" than
ever before ~ defeating Wash-Jen. on
the other hand the w. 4 J. alumni think
that they have one ~ the best teams
in years and such should indeed be the
case considering the wealth Of material
from which Neale has had a chance TO
! select his eleven
Buland still refuses 20 announce any
! selection for Saturdays Traces. 1t is
believed that the bethany back-feld
however. will consist Of Walter Jean al
FUN. Randolph and Kelley at half and
Stewart at quarter Those who have
been watching the Disons practice be-
Iieve that such a combination Will ne
tho most successful that Buland can
choose. II Is certain that such back
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
TIMELY SINGLE
IN THE TENTH
TURNED TIDE

Cnioaso Sept 3o.-Chicaso cut New
York's LEAD In the pepnant race over
Pittsburgh to three games today. when
timely single by O'FarreN scored
Grimes. who had reached second through
t'risch'. error. and q Wild pitch In tho
tenth Inning. and gave the locals a to
s victory.
Tho Giants took = three run lead by
punching hits off Alexander. but CHI
caso overcamo this by punching HIS OF
Barnes and driving him off tho mound.
The visitors tied tho score when he1'y
cracked out his twenty-third homer OF
tho season.
After that the game resortcd into
pitchers duel between Cheeres ana
Nehf. Poor base running on tho part
OF the visitors and some snappy play
inS by FIack who nipped tw" m"i AT tho
plate. forced tho game into extra IN
ings. ,,r
Score by Innings: 4 n Z.
New York " 03o 900 2lo % lo l
Chicago . 0O2 040 ono II IL 0
Barnes. Shea, Sallee. Nehf and smith:
Alexander. Cheeves and k!(sitor. utar-
rell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
GRAND JURY WILL
PROBE THE DEMPSEY
CARPENTER FIGHT

Jersey City. " J., Sept. 7o.--A IN
ves,'satioa % tho Carpenter Dempsey
nrat was suggested TO the Hudson
county grand jury today eJ Judge
Swayze. II" asked the Jury to Satsrmine
whether Il was boxing exhibition
under tho meaning OF the -taa< law pro
v!H!ng tor such entertainment cr Prise
hCNt. which would subject pSrticspA MS
and spectators to prosecution for conn
hitting a rn!-demeanor. The AE can.
not be cvadcd by merS ~ nsa" said
Juds. sweyze. and II IN fact th< con-
test OF July was = night and II II Sas
only called a boIing--e Sparr:Hx natn
In name, that would NOT SaaAgH !ts g.
sential character as crime"
Judge sway=e remarked that he Md
loft for MS vacation Ss:ore the hGht
and had seen none ot the pictures and
read no detailed account OF II. but no
added "lvo got the impression fr~n
wha: Two heard that II was really
night nrd no: q boxing sshibltisk.'
"1f you think 1, Wa, a nEht.- ne told
tho Jug. !ndict INA Prln: ip&ls AID tho
p-!rc!rsl managers. especially all Vho
had . psoanaIry interest - the contest"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
PRESIDENTS To
NPLETE WORK
ON wASHJnTF PROGRAM ron
REST OF THE WEEK.
stiff Ecrtrnmags To-day and rhen Only
Light Tratning-TsAm -
Full o. Per.
Special Dispatch TO n. intelligence.

Special DlSpatch 10 'he lntelnSenceT.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Sept. 2O.--wnshins-
ton d Jesfrrsons football team to-day
finished mos, Of ;ts hard work in pre-,
paration tor the opening football game
here Saturday with Bethany. team
that has designs on the Presidents
championship aspirations. Coach Nea lie
plaaned 10 finish up his stiff practice
with single workout then ease up
gradually tomorrow and Friday. giving
the men practically nothing TO DO on the
day before the game.
college opened for tho annual sessions
freshman class. no, n few OF whom had
already enrolled as football players. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed among the
new students and the old ones too as
thcy gathered on the campus. All the
work thus far has been secret hut Coach
Seale promised TO permit tho undergrad
yates 10 enter tho field tomorrow and
Friday to see the players In action De-
fore the game. Tho early date for tho
opening tilt will interfere with tho de-
velopment OF tho roofing. as tho Fresh
men will know nothing OF tho songs and
yells But there will be enough Wash
Jc.t. alumni here TO make UP for tho ao-
sence Of the Fresh!es lung work.
While Nca!e has been working two or
three certain combinations as his tenA-
tive varsity. he said very frankly to-day
that ne was not certain what men he
mould start In the opening game. Those
who have seen a certain amount OF the
secret practice seem to be cosnizant or
tho most promising men. but not even
the coach's closest friends will attempt
to definitely name the players who viii
start the important contest.
Interest In tho game throughout the
Tr!-State section continues as the time
for tho contest approaches. Tho game
mas heen widely advertised in 80 or more
communities In Eastern Ohio. West Vir-
gin!a and Western Pennsylvania. ann
throngs are coming from every direc-
tion. An especially h!g crowd In coming
from Pittsburgh. tho PITT team being
away from home. while wheeling ana
;he district surrounding Bethany Will %
equally well represented.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
HORSESHOE MATCH
ATTRACTS INTEREST

The Horseshoe team Of Carish and
Ne!demyer defeated tho crack team Of
Blade and Schoeneon on tho FoT;S-third
street ground Saturday afternoon be-
fore two-hund.ed spectators. The games
were very close and hard fought
throughout neither team winning by
more than two points a. any stage OF
M, series. Carish and Se!demyer were
the better pitchers, scoring rinsers
whenever II looked like the visitors had
a chance Of coming out on top. Schoe-
neon and Blade won the toss and r:cked
the shoes. They also started on Ike
wh!rlw!nd. winning the frst two
games In seemingly easy fashion. but
Carish and Neidemyer stuck 10 their
guns and won the last three games
which were thrillers.
+ rar!sh and Seidemyer would like 10
hear from any horseshoe tossrrs In tho
country. bar nobody. Would Ike 70
hear from Kesslcr and Frazier Of The
LaRel!e Tin plant or from kess!rr and
Kessler Of East Wheeling ANY team
accepting this challenge please get In
touch with Joe Carish at Forty-third
and Jacob street in care OF p. Guam or
by answering through these sport coll
unnS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
rayoritss Among survtvo rs.

ST. Louis. Mo. sept :" - Results N
the first round - match piar to-day, IN
Tic national amateur Co,' u1i"nHh y
At the 81. Louis County ''uh. reSn ed
nhou, ~ predicted by experts. The SIX =
teen survivors, Of the thirty-six mole
matches included three former title win
hers. among them Chick Evans. n" In
cumhcnt ard Willie Hunter. British
champion.
Bob Gardner and Francis Nu!ms', the
former cha m mons. had narrow esrapes'
however. and had - extend Themselves
10 win. Ouimet met tartar in Max
Narston, 81 Philadelphia, but after I'm
ishing the morning round three down. ne
ehn, a rerlarkablr ~ on he third nine
and finally won two 10 one.
Gardner started we'll and reached the
first turn three up 10 Clark Spiers. or
Seattle. hu' he fRltercd on the second
nine. and was only one up A. luncheon,
4 .canty lead that he could not In
prove during the second eighteen holes'
although A. tho third quarter mark no
had an advantage Of three holes.
Two Roach 36th Green.
Gardner and Spi"rs were the only pair
N reach the 56th yreen, and only two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
INTlEST GROWING
N SOCCER MEETING
1,,.nd P1aysrs Of Wheeling District
Meet at Market Auditorium

r meeting OF Wheeling soccer play
.r. be held In the assembly room at
ts,outh end OF the Markec Auditorium
tnrrow night at + o'clock promises
10 interesting as number OF old
Ter fans have expressed their !nten-
as OF being present a; the meeting
he purpoae a the meeting according
John W!nchColl Is to Ind out II there
tcncuCh Ga@rer!al and sentiment, in
heel!ng for he formation OF Wheel
e soccer teC IN 20 enter the Ohio VAL
y Soccer League now in process OF
SrmatIon. Anyone interested IN roccer
.thsr as . player or as an enthusiast
welcomed TO tho meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
Rally in Seventh
Won For the Cards

ST. Louis. Sept. ga six run rnllE
agains. Oesrhger and Morgan in IN"
seventh inning enabled 81. Louis 10 win
the hrst game OF tho series from Boston
today. . 10 :. Nixon h!t triple and
homo run. Score by innings;
Ri F.
BOSTON $500 2 \ o. ~ 3
St Louis -: q n - IL |
Ocschgcr Morgan. RraNton ana
O'Scin: Pertica. Sherdel. North and
Clemens. A!nsmith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
Zachary bids White
s. to Two Singles

Washing. Sept. 2o.-zachary held
r.,.~cn Two scattered singles and
W:ashirr,oca'' Kerr hard. winning
80 ors.,rsam- 81 the series 'oday by
. scnr. a, 20 r. Milan. in leg. heid
Sor the ais. had e.Sh. putouts and
made ;wArtp!es. on" with tho bases
So. innings: r. H. E.
r,IcosG ..... 100 100 ooc--0 3
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Wi;kin. Kerr and schalk.: Zachary
and Ghf.y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
Athletics Brea' Their
Losing Strak;; Win 81

PHILADELPHIA Sc. 2o.-Phllad"iThte
broke It's losing SAX Of ten stva'Snt
games today by nchtnE ak HIS or
Snoskor 5 5Cr Moved yi'G II. o Browns
LSa'S .,,s 49, IS effective In the
o,acSas Tonin ipied in the, eighth
ard tailed s.. les lone run when SIS
e.t 49,. ,,,,-.. r. H E.
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Shncker and ,vereld: RommeI and
Perkins