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Evening journal., 1921-06-13
.PROGRESSIVES
i. IN CONTROL Of
..SCHOOLBOARD
Stradley, ROmmell, Palmer,
q. Chandler, SOuder, Ban ..
ton, Washburn Elected
FOUR ENDORSED BY
CITIZENS COMMITTEE

Control Of the now seven-member
City Board of Education will be in
the hands Of progressive as a result
Of the election henld on Saturday.
OF the seven members elected, two
were on the Citizens ticket and two
were on the list endorsed by the
Citizens Committee. Three OF the
seven elected are members OF the
so-called "Old Guard" in the present
School Board. The seven success
ful candidates and the vote they re-
ceived are:
Shermer II. Stradley ......- 1921
George Rommel ..........- 6,5S4
Dr. John Palmer, Jr., ...... s.556
James T. Chandler. Sr.. ..--. S,341
Ellwood Souder ......... S,lS6
DR.. Conwell Banton ...... 1902
Dr. Victor ID. Washburn zee. 7,726
The Board of Canvassers OF the
election. composed Of the mayor,
president Of the present Board OF
Education, city treasurer and city
solicitor, will meet tonight at the
Continued on Page Twelve
Evening journal., 1921-06-13

Have you tried Glover Dairy But
ter. Phone 1540-154l.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-06-13
SUN AND TIDE.

Sun rises .4.31 A. NJ.
Sun sets ..........729 p. NJ.
Head of Christiana.
High water. 500 A. NJ. 6.35 p. NJ
Low water .2.4O A. NJ $50 p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1921-06-13
The Weather

Unsettled this afternoon; Tuesday.
not much change in temperature.
moderate TO shifting winds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Memoers Of the Sesakwa club gave
,oyNy dance I'm the Kennedy re-
Ta,1raht on Friday evening. The
oa ' t,ei'dod Misses Lucille Thomas
W.. .C.'ara Kramer. Kitty Sheffield.
1,,If'a"e Hroach, Mamie Wooden,
i.,a' Stone Virginia Brickner, Helen
vng,, Grace Connolly, Edna Kern,
\I,.,, \I,,' me L' 'Wson, Georgia Aspenwall,
.@~."' I,a som. May DOllcy, Hacl Glib
Jua "a Ingram, Helen johnson,
r,,|SN NorFnlh Pauline Rhees.
p,,hH ; .uihern, GLADYS YarbrOugh
a." ,humlcy, Adelaide Condor,
- LIile Messrs, Jack Halman,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Mayor Harry Cragin lcavce 90.
night FOR Battle Greek. Mich. whcrc
ho expects tu spend several weeks
in the s1nitJrium there.
Mrs. R. N. Chrk will entertain
Tho story Tr,l.ra' club at her home,
200 South Fourth street tomorrow
uIght. This viii Dee a social evening
for the club.
Mrs. Nyn Dawson WAS hostcse 10
tho young married ladies sunday
school class OF the First Frvsbyter-
ian church Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Frcda Anderson, proprietor
~ the ShCltun shop. spcut several
days last week visiting iu oklahoma
.Ilty and lieurygtta
Miss Harriet Naly, a teacher IN
tho public schools. spent the week.
end with her parents in cleveland.
oklahoma.
Mrs. Charles Steward OF Tulsa re-
turned TO her homo i'm that city
"Wednesday morning after spending
several days with friends In ronca
CITY.
Miles, Marie E1cklcy spcut Easter
with hcr parenS In lindsborg Kan.
Mrs g. Il. Waltorhousc and
daughters. Miss Virginia. visited
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

honor ot Miss Frances Reynolds OF
Kansas city who be- the guest OF Mrs.
John AlcOru. Othor guests were
Mcsdamos John Nlcurn. Frank Lu-
cas-. Is. b.. Morrison, Harry Crngin,
w. Is, Moore }. !. McGraw. Roy
.tcphcusou. sam Collins sr., Frank
Jameson. Ben Frank, Anna Buch-
auau. and the Misses Lottie Marlaud.
Ida Nlhlark. az Guthrie. Lydia Mar
land The house was ortistlcally
decorated with pink carnations.
Mr. ana Mrs. Ed T.. Souligucy arc
ln Chicago whore they expect TO re-
main for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph lIoosicr OF sit
North Eighth. announce the birth
Of "A baby sirl
Miss Clifton barrett celebrated
her l3th birthday yesterday with "a
party az which sho entertained tho
Misses Maxine Adams. Maxine Van
Wiutlc. virginia Shire. Selma Tav-
Tor. Leila Taylor. Eva pclnpllin.
Mary DO prossou. Marie Ashcnhurst.
Esther Scott and clifton Barrett. \
delicious lunch wnq served to the
party by the rantou Drug company
after which the afternoon was spcut
I'm dancing and music.
Mira George WaEcck ~ North
Fourth street. haa Mrs. w. W. site
lrr of ilnrrlshcry Va. hcr guoU.
Misa Myrt- Miller has ns her
cuost Mrs. Ian Ncil, jr, Of Billings,
Okla.
Nh ana Mrs. 8. J.. Patterson. for
mor residents OF poncn city. ara
again ~ homo hcrc, having moved
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Gerald T.. Knots. r. A. wood. T.. j..
Trcvce. l.. w. Richardson. Elmcr
Holman. J. w. Byrncs. kilcy Peter
son. Tom Brown, G.. NJ Berry, John
Sout1g, T. u. Durham. Mike O'Ncil,
j. r. lIolton, Thomas T. Banuigau.
l.. II pcth. Jack Hyland and H. -.
Ritchio; Misses Rhcn Uaskins. lfvl-
ona Ech. Lillian Rch, Ethel \.
Thomas, Marie Larkiu, Margaret
Ilorragom, T.. Leighton, Marjorie
Courigan, Ruth Anderson, Ruth
Fngau, Marion Ross, Augusta Gel
lcrt, Grosz. Webb, Martha Pope,
Sholta HcuoEhau, Elaine Barnes.
Angelina Aucoui, Helen Cathorhcn.
Gertrude Smith, Margaret Couuor.
Mary Curran. Susan Williams. Dora
Barnard, Ruth Davidson, Shcill
O'Grady, Mary McNulty OLGA DO.
voro, Lola Smith. Molly Reese.
Moore, a. Wasiclcwski r. Bremen.
Alico bye, Marjorie Johnson. Hol-
ena Melvin, Katherine Melvin, Rose
Brown, Virginia Dolinc. Leone
Helms, Nora Cain, Anna Boyle. Mary
Ballard. Marie Mlcrs, Annabou Eu-
stice. Margaret MorOucy. Mary san
dcrson Anna piz2ous. Agnes Mac
key, kathryn SoutaE. Clara v. Suy-
dor, Alice NJ. Frctz, Ella Gubcruator.
Marie Boyd, Ann Burdottc. Grace
Evening, NJ. Shields, Alice ward.
Rose Cramer, Ethel M"wethcr, Flea
nor Jackson, IIill, Mary Goodwin.
Agnes DUNCAN. Rose Brown. Lu-
ellie Hanrahan, Margaret Burke.
Anna Lowcy. Clctta Butler, Iicdlc
Mickey. Botcnficld, Mary Barnes,
Antoincttc Brazil, Irene CockrclL
Mrs. Marie Lawson, Mrs. g. w.
Bishop, Mrs. r.. j. Corpigau and
Mrs. Mac Robinson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

MI and Mrs Douglas W. Fran
,not were hosts Friday evening in
IAe Country club TO one of the larg-
NI affairs Of tho spring season, en-
tralnlns fully 100 at n brilliant
ual masque. The affair was alto
ss,ner ,,er informal An oriental set
gns ..l proved alluring, offering n fac
mating setting for the attractively
assumed guests. Quito a Sumber
VI oO'-of-town people attended.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Sure Way to Get
Rid of Blackheads

n,, "''e '' one simple, safe and sure way
t.,a never TAILS TO get rid OF black
ana that is to dissolve them.
-., 90 This get about two ounces OF
r.. powdered neroxln from any drug
n,,- sprinkle a little on a hot, wet
-.s, s-tlo over the blackheads briskly
s.,.,, 'he parts and you will be sur.
yh.,. no" the blaokheads, no matter
,,,'' they are, simply dissolve ana dis
n,,, 'e'Ving the parts without any
I, r,t. 'a''ver Blackhesds are simply
,or, ''' OF dust and dirt and secre-
,,,.. rom the body that form In the
rr me skin. Pinching and squeez-
ana do not set thsm out mSFs aftor 'sTsS t6sS
40 The ,rt.I The powdered neraNin
hsals wafer simply dissolve the black.
The por., 'L'y wash right out leaving
., 715i y' t,,1t,gg tgeg and clean and In their
hess lion Anyone troubled with
talaIy ,..ns'Ehuy hlemishes shouid Ger,
HiS simple method.--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

back from Oklahoma city this week.
The ncwiy organized business
Woman's league OF this city met
and elected officers last Monday
night. as follows. President, Mrs.
Lola White Seybold: first vice prcsi-
dent. Miss Josephine Duvall; second
vicc president, Miss Ethel Nulty;
third vice president. Mrs. Mary kcr-
foot. fourth vice president, Mrs. G..
n. Waltcrhouse; nfth vice, Miss Ma
bel Mitchell; secretary. Miss Lucille
Halcntinc, treasurer. Mrs Loo
Flood; parliamentarian. Mrs. W. II.
England, and reporter. Miss sylvia
Moon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

is bc'nE shown many lovely courte-
sizes during her soiuuru
Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Cole are
leaving Nundav for "a vrrk~ fi-hiup
trip to White river I'm Missouri They
will Join the two James r.. Colo
families in Baxter Springs, Kan, for
this outing.
MIR. and Mrs. l. H. Patterson OF
week end with Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert
Van -. Weaver
Mr.. ana Mrs plumor Earle I'M
win h1vc as their guest for few
days Mrs. Blaine EwIuE ~ PITTS
huIeh. Pa. who has b,cn visiting
kinsfolk I'm Austin, TrSps. Mrs.
Ewing will stop over for a day en-
route home.
Mrs. Glenn Arthur Campbell IS
hero from th1utauqua, Kansas, and
Is visiting her parents, Mt. and Mrs.
John b. Mcscrvc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilcs Pcnick are
moving into their new homo in
sunset Park.
Mrs. Elizabeth Powell and son
Charles have returned homo after
spending three months I'm Williams,
Nriz, with her sister. Mrs. II. A..
Cowardlno.
Mrs. John II. Markham, jr, and
daughter, Miss Dorothy Jane Mark.
ham lctt Friday evening for Wash
Ington. d. c., whore Miss Markham
will resume her studies at the Con
vent OF Visitation.
Miss Anice Barnes and Miss Doro-
thy Bacon OF Now York. how have
been visiting Miss Barnes cousin,
Mrs. John Murray Ward In Hotel
Tulsa for the past few days are
leaving Tuesday for their eastern
home. Miss Barnes. "a marvellous
whistler and singer. eXpccts TO make
her debut in recital in New York
this spring.
Miss Frances Riddle. who IS study
ing art in New York city, spent
,he Easter holidays with friends at
Hot Springs. Virginia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Society
ciubs-Music--woman's work

Curtis Hafford. Stanley Smith. Jack
Glover, Paul Potter, Henry Sahlcen.
Fred Pyeatt. Forreu Martin. Ed
short, Wcbber Lawson, Don Baker.
virgil King, Norbert lIardman, Ebgn
Hart, II. T.. wilder, Joe Mcconnell,
Lloyd West. Ray Gum. Henry Vim
.cN Douglas owens, -. b. Morgan,
Maupin. Vance Rivels, John Bass,
Boiling, Carol Nicholson. Charlie
Parker. II. Il. McClary Harvey
stone, London Knight. Nolan Shee-
han, Seth Hughes, willard Hardy,
Tracy Doty. Floyd Rhoam, Tom
Boydston. Fred Broach. Ed Johnson,
John HAYS, Vernon, T. l. Truman,
rank Galbreath, Dick Slcmyk,r.
Norton Standeven, Bob McAndrews
McNutt. stark Charles clark.
George Astis. Lee Parish, Marvin
Glover, Lasher, Bob Dean and Josh
Names.
Court st. Rose Of Lima No. 600.
Daughters OF Isabella. and its many
friends, gave a dance Monday eve
ming in Convention hall. Approx
matoly $50 couples were present.
Troops and Z, Catholic Boy Scouts,
did their good turn in the checking
rooms and on the floor. Much
credit is duo the grand regent. Miss
Rhca Haskins. and the entertain
mcnt committee. This is the second
dance given by the Daughters and
the third one viii bo held in the
very near future. Among those pres
ent were: Mesdames George $. Reb-
holtz, =. J. Heunckes. John Brown.
Charles W. Daley, j. I. Taylor. Fred
Coulson, +. 5. Barclay. John w.
Grove, r. r. Sullivan. W. L. Tier
ney and John Brock; Messrs
Moore ]. Carroll, Mark Dunigan, J.
+. MelanEle, II. d. Weaver. j. w.
Wells, J. +. Ashoff. T. j. McEnany,
Joseph Tlgho, J. J. McCabc, II. b.
Blue. II. =. Mccoy, l.. j. Madden,
John Donohoe, G. r. Ratcliffe, A.
w. Logan, j. c. Messman Harry
Hyams, j. II. Fitzgerald. Edward
Wasielewski, G.. T.. McEIugh, Hubert
Courtney. Frank ]. Madden, !. NJ
Dunlevay. q. j. Smith, Walter Luse
J. ID. Williams, A. j. Murphy VIII
liam +. TUngate. j. l.. Smith, Charles
j. Boyer, II. O. Andrain, G. J. Iloff-
man, c. w. Johnson, +. w. Hayden
w. NJ. Middaugh, S. a. williams. w
j. Martin, Lester Sichel. Y. s. John
son, Thomas Melvin, Leroy Glenn
J. r. Madden, J. T.. Noonan, II. J,
Sheehan. Geo. w. Daggs. S. j.
Myers, T. NJ. Cody, r. II. Hawkins
r. II. McGinnis, w, f. Boil, G.. Oar
| by, J.. j. Hin. Charles Donovan.
James DELPHI, Otho Taylor, j. +
Mulkern, X. $. Akin. william Dono-
hoe, Van Havcnstroh. w. j. Naglc
J. w. Renick, n. j. Smith, f. Jones
p. w. Sisk, John Walgrew, w. f.
Schott, Charles +. Sontag. Charles
II. Powers. II. G.. Bredcoman. +
Davis, Paul Buck, j. NJ. Connors
r, Gerard Ballard, II. j. Friend. j.
@. Bell. +. l.. Riley, James Maloney,
Walter Mewether. Tom Madden, a.
| II. Laing, William Gerst Mallon, ]
y. Kelley. q. w. Walters, Ernest
Creyherd, w. II. Coulthard, Floyd
Cramer, James Tally, Il. Martin
Hubert y. Courtright, Harold Reb-
holz, Donald Dorsey David Barnes
n. A. Hardman. V. F. Wasielewski
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
DUONEN ARROW.

Mr. and Mrs. worth Shubert OF
chicago former residents OF Broken
Arrow. accompanied by Mrs. Shu-
borts brother, Lockwood Jayncs and
wife and little son OF Beggs. were
guests Of tho families Of G. v.
Foster and John Anderson this
week.
Mrs Ed Glonn OF Tulsa was tho
week end guest Of her parents, Mir.
and Mrs. O. i. sutton.
Miss Euln Bryant OF Sugar Citv,
col, who had been the guoSt OF her
brother. Roy Bryant and family
left Monday morning for Inola.
whore shc expected TO visit relatives
for "a short time before returning
homo.
CONTINUED ON FACE FIVE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Mrs. Claude l.. IIough Of Irving
Place is visiting I'm Muskogee. az
guest Of Mrs. James II. Kcaton and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Pollard have
returned from their wedding trip
and are at home to friends at a.
East Seventeenth street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Personal Mention

Mrs. J. n. Irwin OF Kansas city
is visitins. her niece. Mrs. Charles
r. Ross. lSs1 North Denver avenue
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Miss Frances Riddle. who Is study
ing art in New York city, spent
hr Easter holidays with friends at
Hot Springs. Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
BAUERS PROVE
VICTORIOUS IN
HARDEST BAT TIE
INVADING COLUMBUS PAHKANDLEs
ARE pEPHAT1D BY LOCAL CLUB
PWRBR TO ONE.
Chick Rarloy Breaks Up NO hit Battle
in savenSh-B&usrs Meets HAckS
Next.

Superb pitching by Edwin Hllty
brought victory for the Rauers over
the crack columbus Paphandles At Lea
que park yesterday afternoon. 81. in
contest that was brilliantly played from
start to enl \ large crowd WAS pres
cnt and all left feeling that they had
seen the best hail game staged At the
over the river park IN several seasons.
The visitors brought club that Will
make mark in semi-pro circles before
the season Is much farther advanced.
Spectacular helding by Wayne foGle
cut down several runs for the Bauers
ami he received the glad hand many q
time.
Hrty was in mld-season form. ie-
spite the fact that this was his first
start this season. He had the Column
bus outfit at his mercy. AMI nos a hit
was permitted until Chick Harley
singled 10 right in. the seventh inning.
Crum followed with Texas Lacquer
and the next TWO mon were passed. fore
Ing In the only run made by ;he visitors
The Bauers played fine ball and the
crowd was Jubilant. McGarnon's spec,
tacular catch Of Grounder in the first
inning was a fielding feature. while
welch looked good behind the bat. Beru,
work, while the Columbus team was
held to three lone singles.
Yesterdays victory places a feather
in the cap OF the local outfit Next Sun
day the Bauers hook up with the Nc.
Conkeys in the first ora fve-game series
for the city title at League park. The
appearance OF Chick" Harley yesterday
added much color to the attraction.
Summary and box score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
.LAbELLE WINS
FROM PER|AL
ELM GROVE NINE FALLS BEFORE
oNHLAUQNTS or NEWLY Or
CANNED LARELLE MINE.
Only TWO Extra Base Eats Made In En-
tire 0ame-Htts Kept Well
Nc2tesred-Tinal Score 40.

The newly organized LaBelle Iron
works baseball nine stood true TO old
records and defeated the Imperial A.. &.
nine OF Elm Grove on the Elm Grove
field yesterday afternoon four 10 two.
The game was fast throughout. and the
IaBelle boys neve headed after the
third inning.
The local team has several open dates,
May % and 90 especially and would like
to arrange games with sem!-pro teams
Of the valley. the Wellsburg giants pre-
ferred. Address j. W. MUIR. 1923 Eoff
street. manager LaBelle A. G.
Next Sunday the l.aBelle boys go to
. MAYNARD TO meet the Maynard A. G.
Yesterdays score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
ST. CLAIRSVILLE HI
HAS SEASON RECORD
Mil Top School baseball Mine MAS Made
wonderful Showing This
Year,

st. Clairsville high schools ba scba II
nine Is leading the teams in the ONO
Valley for the season. having won nNe
out Of six starts. the only game loSt
having been in ten innings and by one
score.
The hilltop lads have been swapping
their opponents and should give good
account Of themselves when they STACK
up against Linsly and Martins ferrS
this week. az well as wheeling hiEn.
their fielding work has been good, ana
every member Of the team has been nit
ting consistently.
The following is a short summary OF
all the games played this season, snow
ing the playing Of the lads:
St. Ciairsville. :. 3 l 0 30 o. Ito - 8
GAINESVILLE ....O 2O2 100 O. 8 10 8
batteries: r. Coates. Wooten. Thorn
as; Armbruster. Sill. Campbell
April 1S-lGart1nS Ferry As
st. uairsv4lle.
at cIairsville.. 6211x-l6 20 ;
Martins Ferry. go 0200 = II .
Batteries: r. Coates. Wooten. Thorn
as; Westlake Evans, Cunningham:
April lS-F1uRhing ut 81. ClAarsvnlS
ST. Clairsville 80 ! SS-lS 20
Flushing .........l 3 Of . 0 O. 5 Il )
Batteries: Mcfarland. woten, Thorn
Gprn aa-warwood At st. Cla1rTv1lls.
st, Clairsville. ..3 0 go x-l5 20
Warwood ....0 00l 0 OOO-2 66
Batteries: r. Coates, Thomas; Kemp
R,<crts.
April a6-T1ush1nS At Rlushang.
ST Clairsville. 5000. % 0 o 0 OIL o. :
Flushing ......2 0 0O0 0 90 Il
Batteries: r. Coates, Thomas; JORDAN,
Ellis. Stratton.
'St SlairsyilIe. 4O6ll2 0x--l9 % l
Barnesyille ....l 200 90 O. |? L.
Batteries: Wooten. Thomas; Fowler
Campbell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
MATT BROCK WANTS TO
MEET ANY LIGHTWEIGHT

Sport Editor. Intelligencer:
On behalf Of Matt Brock, I hereby
challenge any lightweight in the world
from 1876 to 13% pounds. First come
first served. AN challenges addressed
to- Jimmy Dunn will receive prompt at
tcntion. 243S West g5 street. Cleveland
Ohio.
Look at Brooks record. he has more
knockouts TO his credit than any boy in
the ring today. and he never looks for
soft one. He IS a classy and clever
performer and fights every minute he is
in the ring.
Brock has boxed Willie jackson, four
times. Johnny Dundee three times.
Johnny Kilbane Rockey Kansas Monk
Fowler. twice. Johnny Ray. and all
o>Eer stars OF the ring.
The local promoters have a hard time
getting anybody to box Brock. Why? do
they fear the submarine knockeroW".
Bobby Ward. who has been knocked
out by Brock. and who shaded him in
return gagement owing to the long
train ride as nc engaged in six fights
in three days. which took him from
Cleveland 10 Rochester. and right back
TO ST. Paul and Philadelphia rather than
diEa ppoint the fans. went through with
the matches. something seldom done in
the boNing game. but this fellow Brock
doesn't fear any Of them and the
tougher they come the better he likes
EN-
Brock always gives the fans a good
rlun for their money when he is right
and would like nothing better than TO
meet Bobby Ward In the rubber con-
test. rs he feels sure he can knock him
OUT.
He is a chance for Jack RAddy's light
weight 10 get back in the limelight.
Very Respectfully.
JIMMY DUNN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
PACKERS WON
Local Wilson Team Wont to New
hartinsville Yesterday and
Won, to !.

Special 10 the lntelligenrer
New MartirsNill". Nay H.--Thr fast
Wilson Packers baseball nine of Wheel
ing. defeated the New MartinSvillr y. L.
nine here this afternoon by tn" score OF
3 20 |. in one Of the best games Of the
sea son. tn" game WAS nip and tuck
until the eighth inning when tho visit
rrs drove in two runs. cinch!ng the
game.
Rivers. for the visitors. hurled great
hall and allowed the locals hu; five
scattered hits while Phillips. on tho
mound for the nom" team was as good,
plthough he allowed eight hiuGlcS. He
struck out twelve men.
The score 10y innings
Wilson's .... =. nUU 0l0 0H0-%
~ Martnsvill". 600 UlO OO0--l ; .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
new CLUB WINS

The fast newly organized Triadelphia
A, G. baseball nine won il hrst game
yesterday afternoon when the out-the-
pike lads defeated the Jones A. c. ninC
Of warwood on the> Elm Grove grounds
The pike lads hit and scored at will
the fnal tally standing l4-3. The pitch
tnpg OF Lee and Davis for the pike lads
was the feature OF the game. with the
home lads proving the better oatters,
Next Sun Day the Triadelphia nine
meets the wheeling Colored Giants
while they have two open dates on the
goth and soth FOR games. Arrangements
can be made by calling 12l-M Elm
Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
kINDLEDERGERS win
FROM TILTONVILLE
Fast Local Nine Proves Too Much For
Ohio side Lads on Komo
Grounds.

Heavy hitting by all members OF the
Kind ebergers A. G. baseball nine proved
the undoing OF the TiltonNlle A. C.s
Yesterday afternoon on the Tiltonville
grounds and as result the locals
brought home victory of to 3.
The local pounded the homo team 8
pitcher for seventeen hits, while Bounds
and Bartlett. for the locals allowed but
five, Errors were numerous for both
team1
la Rue and Buach we're the heavy
htters for the locals, the former getting
FIVE hits in six trips 20 the plate, while
the latter made four IN six.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
HOW TO JOIN

Merely fill out the attached
coupon and send II At once TO
our store, and you will receive
a membership blank and full
information about the Davis.
Burkham & Tyler Thrift club.
BY signing the membership ap-
plication and returning it with
the fee Of 81. if your applica-
ton Is approved, you will be
entitled to every Thrift Club
advantage. Fill out the coupon
NOW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
ROSS AND JOHNS WIN
Martins Perry Team Defeats Dilonvale
On Their Home Grounds.

The fast Ross and Johns baseball IL
team Of Martins Ferry won Il wei! de-
serving victory over the DillonVal" nine
yesterday on the DillnnValc GROUNDS N
one Of the fastest games OF the season
by the score OF eight I" seven. The Fer
rians were behind until the last frame
when four runs were made. The home
town lads drove in two runs in the same
inning. but were unable to run in the
winning score.
That the Dillonvale team was "lor ded
is the accusation Of the Fcrrians' VINO
declare the up-riNer lads used several
pro men in their lineup. The score:
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YANKEE A. c. EASY
VICT|M--LoSE 1910
Rayland Hins takes 1so0RO 60 1
Little Local 1sA0, W. N
ThFsO Times.

The fast Yankee A. c. niHs, u 60
city. which held the record last vAe -
being undefeatcd, suffered q bittar d.
feat yesterday afternoon At RAylaAA O
the hands OF the Rayland A.: c. tern
The locals were swamped By the svr@
whelming score OF 10 to o.
Yesterdays game was th> Yaass
debut in the semi-pro class AMI reOvoal
an awful failure. The locals WUEN 0uts
classed in ali parts Of the gang TA1a
gathered but tnrce hits while IT, 49,
lads pounded Davis for H..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
COLORED GIANTS WIN

The Wheeling Colored Giants defeated
the fast short Creek A. c. nine yester-
day Afternoon on the Short Creek grounds
I'm an extra inning game, by the score
Of eight to seven.
Early in the game. the home team
took the lead. and held II until the sixth
inning when the locals started rally
that Melted four runs. They took the
lead in the eighth but the home team
tied il again in the ninth. Winning run
was made in the first half OF the ninth.
McDroma bic pitched for the Giants with
Hargrave receiving while Heckle was on
The mound for the Short Creek lads and
A. Cray was behind the bat. Heavy hit
Ting by both teams was the feature.