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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05

spending a few days with fric!'i+ 4:
FaIvview. Ohio.
C.. D.. Anderson OF Wheeling was q
business visitor here Saturday.
Miss Merle Snctchcr. h has hecn
i'll. ~ an.c - t. at again.
Rev. Nilli?m ,.".t..c has returned
from Washington. u G. where he spent
a frm days at his former home
Mr.. and MIS-. I. -. Alderman OF
Point Pleasant. were the weekend
guests Of friends Fr'c.
Miss Evelyn JamiSom Of Eella!rc spent
yesterday With relatives here.
Mrs. II. {. Wilson "t Pittsburgh Is
Writing her father. K IL Mcfarland
" no is quite III Al his home on IurdE
avenue.
Pr"f. 7. u. Williams has returned t"
his home at Hannibal. o.. after attend
ing IN" teachers meeting Friday. and
Spen,!ing IL" wceh-cnd with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ttmdiay OF Elm
Grove were the wScH-cnd guests of
friends here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
MCMECHEN
TONIGHT
FOR new MINISTER

The members OF the First Church OF
Gcd are planning I" give Il reception
this evening at IN" church for the new
castor. Rev. John Whistler, VIII" de
livcrcd his first sermon here yesterday
morning Rev. Whistler comes from
Findlay.l Ohio. and succeeds Rev, {. \.
Eylcr. who left some weeks ago Tor
Iowa. where H.. accepted a cal.
The committee has pianncd a splendid
nr0cram fer III" evening. Rev. {. w.
tHullcr. pastor Of the christian church,.
AID Re-. raul |. Flanagan. pastor Of
the NJ. T. church. will give addresses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05

| Springs, has returned to her home after
being the guest Of Mrs. EdWSro GeSS'
| wood. -
Misses Thelma Mansell and Lorett1
Grey were the week end guests %
friends and relatives at M~oundSyille.' 8
Charles Hughes Is able to be out after
4 few days Illness.
Miss Eva Newton. of ST. Clairsville
was the guest Of relatives here yes
tcrday.
James Lee was the week end guest
of friends at Cameron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
NcIGcchsn Briefs.

meeting of tho christian church viii be
held tomorrow o. "ninE.
NcIGcchsn Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Marshall nave
returned home after n few day7 Visit
with friends in MOnndsvillc.
Harry Scott. OF Beilairc, was calling
on friends ana relatives here ycstcr.-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Sampson. Of Iitts-
hurgh. have returned home after spend
ing a few days with relatives here.
Mrs. j. II. dillingham; has returned
homo after spending a few days with
friends at Glen Easton.
Roy Tilhin has arrived home after ?
hrj,f ,isi. with friends at Pittsburgh
Misses Eta Miller and Pearl An
drcwa. Of Martins Ferry were the week
end guests Of relatives here.
Harold Kaufman. who has hcen at
tending TO business at Youngstown.
ohio. has returned home.
Mrs. 'Charlcs Taglcy. Of bradford
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05

meeting of The Christian church Will pc
held tomorrow evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
Meeting Today

This Moundsville Ministerial aSSocia-
ton will hold their annual meeting to-
day. converting this morning at 10
o'clock at the First N. T.. church. The
minBt0s Of tho past year will be read
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
Up for Two Chargsg


D!amian D.mssHo will be brought ur
on ;wo CHARGES before Squire Lewis
in justice court today. being for drunk
enness. assault and battery.
I, is said late Saturday night D!arn.ar
got on a spree. went home in " very
drunken condition and at once Siart,i
10 cause trouble. He first trisl hN
ing 10 his wife. and When she rtn ~
stairs 20 take refuge III 4 bOardcr =
rom the drunEen man declared maj
she mad gone there To ne with her
boarder. Il Is then alleged that he he
..re e~raE~d and nrsd through tho door
WITH 4 shotgun. HoNclcr no on" was
Injured. Officers Wright and Warner
,-..,cd M tie -" Te and took D:m"Skh
80 80 rocn'y ia'i ;nr the r!-ht.
Practice Tonight
- Awer..,n Legion basketball five
a hold thr'~ Ga r~rar'i0" tr:~ even
~ n l." hc 3, moo! gymnasium. Ky
,ha c,urtasv o. &c h0ari Of ciurIt!"n
and the schoo, ""lcinis. The LEGION has
been granted the us. -! th" S"EH"l gym.
enabling ITEM 20 hay" a team this SEA
son. The team WI be coached by IN"
able t'oSs Curtis. former Wesleyan star.
md VIII ha"" such good men IN ihS
roster as Kills. Moore and Ryan. al!
iorme- hiSh school players: Rub -;
W. & J. fame. and Ransom. who was
once 4 Marietta star. |! AL goes wei.
the Moundsville I.ex!"n ShOuId have one
OF tho best floor teams In tas valley. SO
far no games have been booked FOR tnc
coming season. As thu management has
been waiting for the high school team
To complete their schedule.
Meeting To-day
This MoundSvii.e Ministerial aSSoC!a-
ton win hold their annual meeting to-
day. converting this morning at 10
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
KID BUTTNER WINS
WITH HIS FAMOUS HOLD

Kid Buttner. 125ie pound wrestling
demon of Pueblo, met two men in a
church benefit bout Sunday.
He had Alex Garcia, 1S6 FOUNDER.
worn down to a point where a draw
was declared at the end of fifteen min
utes.
Young Lucera. 40 pound wrestler
lost two out of three falls to Buttner.
The first fall was won in eight min
utes and thirty-five seconds. by
hammer lock and oody scissors hold
The second fail was won by a hold
that Buttner invented himself. His
famous "Buttner tailspin." This
famous hold Is executed as follows:
Buttner throws opponent across his
neck and Whirls about until the victim
is dizzy. Shen the unfortunate wrestler
is dropped on the mat and is pinned
down before he can recover his
equilibrium. Tho sensation for the vie
tim is something like a tail spin or
nose dive during an aerial spin. II is
said. The time OF the second fall was
six minutes and ten seconds.
Buttner will meet three men at
Erickson hall Aug. % as an added
feature for a dance. on lug. IS he will
meet three other men at once for the
church benefit.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
TENNIS

Boston. Mass, Aus 22-The national
,,n.r tenrd, doubles championship tour
,-amcnt contested by teams hoidlhs
sS,fiona, titles or with high stanulhs
90 hrtitn on the grass courts OF tle
.ongwonu Cricket club at Chesthue
Am TO-DAY without important upsv.
The American doubles combination III
the Davis Cup challenge play, II, ~.
rjs, william IL and Watson NJ. WASH
hurn, continued their successes OF the
wear by defeating in ~traiSht sets the
slard stanford University team COM
Tosed OF philip Neer and James DAVE
rhis war the hest played match OF
the day hut the gallery about ths
,oampionship courts showed great m
terest aiso in the temperance Hs
partners oil w 7. Tilden II, worlu
singles champion. pl.y. in compet',
ION for the first time in month anu
, Vincent Richards. his youthful con-
Gueror q. several weeks ago. IneS
teamed Effectively after separation
OF two years to win in straight sell
\ rom the southern doubles titiists, Is
/ II Grant and . Y smith, 81. 81, 81
The k,nscy brothers, Robert arc
! Howard. Southern california cham
pions asain displayed Their aei'lut ..it
as doubles expert ana advanced owe
Marshall Allen and William Tay loi
the Pacific Northwestern title holders
So, 81. rs.
The BRUSH Davis cup PLAYERS. Ma
| Woosnam and O q n Turnbull wen
anead without effort, the veterans W
A Larned and W. j. Cluthier. default
ing.
W NJ Johnston and william /
Davis, combining as fellow Californ
isns. gained place in tho third roun
by defeating Irving c Wright and =
Il. Guild local players. who with thei
had drawn bycs for the rst roun
play. II was a straight set victor
6-2. s-i. G-1.
The feat of Laurence Rice Of 30.
ton and clyde Curley OF Newport, /
l.. by II. Y. Gresnough. and @ T Pu
nam of Boston. was somewhat une'
pected ana came after five sets th'
went SIS. ls, 81, go, St. The or
armed payer, c. NJ Charcst, and n
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
TRAP SHOOT

Chicago. Ill, Aug. e2,-Harry Thorn.
as OF Huron. 5. d. giving rem,r.
able exhibition OF shooting this Nor.
ing won the South Shore introductor,
trap shooting match, a 100 target eye-'
al l6 va rds rise one of the features a.
the grand American handicap tr7,.
shoot which opened today at the Soutl
Shore Country club.
When the event had been complete,
seven experts had tied for honors vii.
pcrfect scores. Harry Thomas Of N
Florida. c. f Bonner OF New Yor.
CITY. +. F. Woodward. Houston Te1a,
cav II. Ford Indianapolis. Ind Frarl
Hughes of Bobridre s. d. md Frr,
Harlow Of Newark. Ohio were tied
none having missed target. In ,h,
first shoot off of IS targets Harlow
Ford. Woodward and Wtlliams rsr,
eliminated.
In The second shoot off HusNs
] Thoma- registered perfect totals Bor
nrr missed his fourteenth In the I'm
I test. while Thoman went thru withou
/ , miss and took the trophy
Despite strong wind which hle'
into tho faces OF tho shooters and
slight rain. Thomas garbed In pb'
business suit and straw hat. broke n
targets with uncrring accuracy :
made a straight run Of l75 In vinrir
the trophy Bonner was given seccr
place and Hughes third position.
MrS Toots Randall OF New Yo'
city won the national womcn's chan
pionship with a score Of 9s. The ess
crn expert is we'll known In ira
shooting circles Last year she "a
high woman shot in the grand AmS'
can handicap at Cleveland with a seo
ot %.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
CINCINNArI :. BRooKLyN 5

Brooklyn. n. Y. Aug. 22.-Cincin-
nati punched eight hits off Cndore in
three innings and defeated Brooklyn.
Kruger drove in three runs with a
homer in the left field hlcachers In
the second and started vain rally
with n doubl. in the ninth. Olson
played brilliant fielding game at
short Score:
Cincinnati -. 500 100 )oo--T u
Brooklyn -. $50 600 oo,--j 10 4
Batteries-Luque arJ Hargrave.
Cadore. Miltus and Kruger.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
NEW yoRK 10, 81. LOUIS

81. LOUIS. Mo. Aug. 22.-The Yankees
STAGED batting rally in the sixth in
ming and won breaking even with st.
Louis In The series. In the sixth inning.
'niroeon New York players hatted.
Meusel driving in two runs with a
home run and another tally later in
The same inning with n single.
NEW YORK
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
PHILADELPHIA .. CHICAGO I

Philadelphia. Penn. Aug. 22.-Cy
williams home run drive over the
right field fence in the twelfth gave
Philadelphia victory over Chicago.
Chicago's lone run came II the fifth
as the result of Winters pass given
to Maisel and a wild throw by PARK
inson. Score:
Chicago -. 600 o1o 600 ooo-1 2
Philadelphia 100 600 600 oo1-e 2
Batteries-Ponder and O'Farrell,
Winters and Peters.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
DECISION BATTLE
AT CRIPPLE CREEK

sp-cial 20 The Chieftain;
cripple creek. Colo, Aug PA ten
round decision Eight between Jim
Ilvnn. the Pueblo heavyweight. and
George coplin of Cripple Creek. the
nan who gave Dempsey the hardest
fight Of nj career. will be a feature Of
tho second annrci Teller and Park
county fair TO be held at cripple
Creek September :. :. and s. The fight
IN occur at Union Fark Labor day.
The Teller and Park county fair
r--ijl be one of the best county fairs
hr tn, state and will have a list of
hisplays, concessions and smusements
kh,t will lie second to none.
Hin climbing contests. auto and horse
race, wild west exhibitions and larse
e-tneral and live stock display will be
sdded features.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
LA JARA DEFEATS
ALAMOSA PLAYERS

La Jara. Colo, August 2i.-ln IN AK
hibition game here today versus the
local club and Alamosa. IL J5fai won
3 to after a hard fought game. Both
Strever and Braiden pitched good
game and were given Cooi SUPP ort.
With the score and > 10 The idst of
the 9th La lara got two men OF has>-s
with two outs, when Braiicn drove a
liner to right field. scoring MsnA.
The hits were evenly divided. each
club getting ). Errors We're even Ella o.
one being chalked up to each club.
The Alamosa club resumes the regu-
lar playing schedule Tuesday at Del
Norte, and La Jara has Sanford for
their opponents.
Score by innings: r. II. L.
Aiamosa ....... 0in enl 600 /
La lara .......... 100 ol0 o0i-3 l
Batteries :-Strever and Howell;
Braiden and Nicholson.
umpires-Poxson and shaw.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory. ph. =
tographed on the day she do
feated Mile. Lenglen.

Molia Bjurstedt Mallory, Amer-
can woman tennis champion. de-
feAted Suzanne Lcnglen. the French
fash and woman champion of
Europe, few days ago at Forest
Hills, l.. /. But a, the time Mile.
Lenglen was not well enough to
play in her usual form. So another
match is to be arranged. The win
ner will be declared cham. ion o.
the u. s,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23

batterie1-MsNs ana Schangs ho1p.
Palmero and SEVERED.
Summsry-Two-b base hits; Scharg
Homo run: Meusel. Stolen base: Will
iiams. Pipp. Sacrifices; Jacobson. Mil
Ter. McNally. Gerber. Double plays
Mays to Pipp. Bases on balls: on
folp. 4; Palmera, /; Mays. 5. Innings
pitched Koip. 5; Palmero. 4 Struck
out: BY kolp, :: Palmero, :. Mays, ?.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
M.,.rs >MIM uI.rnI,n

Genoa. Aug 22.-Antcs1io Sachner
swan the Gulf Of Genoa today. dist
ance of 5ii miles, in one hour. 81
minutes. 20 seconds. This constituted
new record for tho swim. The sea
was running heavily.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
BOSTON BEATS
INDIANS BY run
New York Wanops St.
Louis; Detoit'Wms;
Sox Victors
AMERICAN

Cleveland, OHIO. Aug 2o-Boston
eunched sits off Morton and Bagby in
the third and ninth innings and de-
feated cleveland
Jones wildness gave Cleveland a run
IN the first inning and a batti-- bee
y, the Indians produced three more II,
thc fifth Cleveland rallied in their
nalf Of tho ninth but wamhsGan was
thrown out at the plate when h. tried
to score with the tying run
RCSTON
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
ST. Louis Wins
OVER GIANTS
PiHsburg Beats Boston;
Philadelphia Beats Chi
cago; Brooklyn Loses
NATIONAL

New York. Aug 22.-Excellent pitch
ins by Pe-tica an! lcr:s runs oy M,-
Henry and Hornsby enabled st. Louis
to defeat Ne" YorH. Pcrtica allowed
the Giants three tits McHenry's irtv.
was made in the first inning with
two on base and Hornsbys in the fifth
with one on.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
LAMAR DEFEATED

Lamar. Aug. ec.-Lsmar was again
defeated at Trinidad by the Trinidad
club. The game was close and Lamar
had the biz end of the score until the
last OF tho ninth when Trinidad pushed
the winning runs across. The final
score was S to :.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
TONS or RAIsINs MOVE

Fresno, Cal. Aug 22.-Five solid
trainloads Of raistns $1,000 tons,
started to eastern markets today from
hers. tho first day of reduced rail
road freight rates for dried fruits to
eastern points.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Little Rock. 3: New Orleans.
Al Mobile. l. Birmingham. 10.
At Nashville. 5: Chattanooga. 4
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
PmrsBURG 10. BOSTON 8

Boston, Mass, Aug. 22.-Pittsburg
hit Mcouillan and Scott hard in the
early innings and defeated Boston, al
tho Boston drove Hamilton and Zinn
out of the box. The score was . to
o. in favor of the league leaders in
the sixth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Gnmes TO-DAY.

Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston AT St. Louis.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23

Mrs Luther Clay willis. the ~
Kentucky woman to receive roni7'
ton for the office Of magistrate. i' Q
prominent cluhwoman OF Shelhyvil'
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
ItTuI, rUNrvIcr r>,I.

The Lithia baseball team arc asked
to he oit for practice tonight and
Tuesday night at the new Central
grounds, Practice will start at $50
o.clock
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
Team Wants Game

Manager OF the Wire Mill baseball
team wants to match an out-of-town
team for a game anywhere on Labor
Day
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
Hamilton. :: Carlson. 1; Mcouillan,
IL. Scott L. CooneN. l. RraXton. |.

IL: Scott. l.. Cooney. /; Braxton, /.
Innings pitched: BY Hamilton. s.;
tnone out in %. Zinn. 1 Ia: Carlson.
2-3: iMcOuillan. . tnone out in
third): Scott. .: Braxton. 3; Morgan.
l. Cooney. /. Hit by pitcher: By
Hamilton. tSouthworth). Struck out:
BY Hamilton. s; Carlson. /; Mcoui,l-
an /. EEaNton. l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23

rartner. W. s Sweeney. Middle A.
;astic tiilists. were eliminated y
another local combination, w
Nheelwri-ht and ]. W. Foster in
five set match. s-s, So. t-s, SIS. 81
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
WESTERN LEAGUE

At ST. Joseph, .: Wichita, s.
Other scheduled games played yester.
day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
CLUB STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Todny.
FittsburE at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23

sTItd, Hydh ana snyder.
Summary-Two-b base hits. RAWLINGS
home runs. McHenry. Hornsby; Stolen
bases. Fournier. Young; sacrifice,
Stock: double play. Bancroft, Eawl-
ings, Kelly; bases on balls, of Pc:tioa.
3: Shea, .; innings pitched by Si.aa. ):
Ryan. 4; hit by pitcher. by Ryan
tFournier.l Struck out by pertica. .;
Shea, 3; Ryan, 3.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
Concrete Defeats Traction

4 fast and nard fought game result
Il in the follow score sunday,
Traction ............ COO 900 0i2 o1-t
Concrete .............. col o1n 100 o2-5
Batteries: Reevs. Fulmer. Krause.
Mcneil. smith.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
CARPET CLEANING

H A. Smith. air and steam carpet
cleaning and uphoistering. ?2l Ess;
sth Phone au w.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Minneapolis. 4: Columbus. I.
At Kansas City. .: Louisville, IA.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23

z-batted Tor BraNton n Z.
yz-Bstted for Morgan IL s.
x.-Batted for Cooncy in ..
Pittsburg :. 20S 211 10o-1o 1S
Boston .... 600 oO3 31l- s 3 ?
ton. Morgan. Cooney and O'Neill
Summary-Two base hits: BiEbee.
Schmidt. Carey. Three base hits:
Robertson. Bigboc. Hamilton. Stolen
base. Robertson. Sacrifice: Tierncy.
Bsrnhsrt. Boeckel. Double plays:
Schmidt to Tiorney; Boeckel to Ford
to Nicholson. Barbara tunsssisted) {:
Boeckel 6unsssisted). Bases on balls:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
prTHorT 10, PHILADELPHIA s

Detroit. Mich. Aug. 22-Dctroit
made clean sweep of the three game
series with Philadelphia. The game
was marked by free hitting on both
si9cs
Score: RHE
Philadelphia . fol icn oin-s is /
Detroit .......... .00i 1856 60'-in II J
Batteries-kecte. Mayor and Perk-
'rs. Myatt: EollinE. Parks. Middleton
and Bassier
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
CLEVELAND

Score ~ innings:
Poston ... 0le nio ooo-s o
cleveland ... . 100 $50 co.'s IL 1
Batteries: Ruel and Jones; Morton,
BaEby ard O'Neill.
Summa~y: Two lase hits. Foster,
Speaker 49,: three base hits. Scott
Gardner. smith: sacrifice hit Men
osky. Double plays. Foster. Scott to
Nrlnnis Gardner. Burns: bases on
sllls, off Jones :, off Morton .: in
.1gs pitched. by Morton . none out in
third: Bs-bv . hit by pitcher. by
BaCby. fMenosky: struck out by
Jones I. Morton l. BaShy !: wild pitch
Morton.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
Additional C1assifie


BUSINESS CHANCES 81
GuNNy SACKS FOR sale. 2os south
/ Union. Occupied by Army and Navy
Store.
RooMING HOUSE MAKING BIG
MONEY Tor sale See
Ajax
Phone 5:e sol santa Fe, Act quickly.
FOR SALE or TRADE 81
FOR sALE-oldneld and oth.r tires,
or will trade for your air-damaged tires
for our cushion tubes. All vulcanizins
must give satisfaction. c. l.. pIGGS
& CO. Third and Santa Fe.
perty What have you7 1907 f. 9th.
PAIR boys shoes. newly repaired
soles and heels. lost just west OF
Nelson's tin snop on ith. Return TO
Chieftatn.
LosT-port Crank between Northern
& Ahriondo, call is2
LosT-open faced South Bend watch
hundred block or Bcssemer or Lake
Ninnequa car. or az Parks baseball
field II found return to W, J. Baker.
fl4 East Sth street and receive reward.
LOST-Rav Fox fur between Pueblo
and wllsenburg Liberal reward
Phone s., J, or iase-J DR. VIM. r
Prown, 10 Madison.
LOST-El<s' cnarrn. monogram OF
Tonopah. Nevada. Return TO De Remer
hot.l. reward. W. Marteila.
LOST-Somewhcre on Berkeley. south
Union or Pltkin. black crochet rag
containing s. % in silver. Phone liS5-N
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PUEBi.D SAVINGS AND TRUST CO.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
II. Il. .NEwHousE. carpenter and
Z contractor and builder. i0i Santa Fe.
BUILDING contracting. Let me
estimate your repairing, painting. ce-
ment and iobbinr. All work guaran-
/ teed. Phone 3l32-w. r f Hayes. 1913
east Ninth.
CARPET CLEANING
H A. Smith. air and steam carpe,
[ cleaning and uphoistering. ?2i Ess;
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
Chieftain want ads. bring results
Phone 1855.

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Company. .
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
NEW YORK

NBatted for Rawlings in 9th.
xSBatted for Shea in 9TH.
NNNBatted for Ryan in 9Th
Score by innings: r II. E
st. Louis .......... 400 020 pon-S s /
New York ...... 900 600 600 o
Batteries-Pertica and Ainsmith;
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23

Rt'ILpING contracting Let me
estimate your repairing, painting, ce-
ment and iobbing. All work guaran.
teed. Phone 3l32-W. r. T. Hayes, 1915
east Ninth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

II Il. .NEwHousE. carpenter and
contractor and builder. l07 !isnta Fe.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23
CHICAGO 5, WASHINGTON 4,

Chicago. Ill. Aug. ?2-Chicaeo got
into a batting stride and made it's
hits count, taking an uphill game
from Washington. McWeeny. after re-
lievinE wieneke pitched in fine form
Judges batting and the fielding of
Michigan we're features.
Score RHE
Washington .2oi ooo oio-i II 2
Chicago ...........1i1 oo2 cn'-5 IL o
Batteries-Acosta. Schacht. Courtney
and Charity: wicncko. McWeeny and
Schalk
Batterie-lIanIilton Zinn. Carlson
and Schmidt; MoQuillan. Scott, Brax-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-23

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Braiden and Nicholson.
Umpires-Poxson and shaw.