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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03
No MEETINGS THIMBLE TEA FOE
SUMNER: WILL MEET IN FALL

The Thimble Tea club viii not meet
during the summer months, but will
resume meetings In the late fall.
The above report was given out az
a social given hy the members IN com
plimeut 10 their husbands, Friday eve
ming.
The party was given at Forest Park
on the Roy Johnson estate. A picnic
supper preceded an evening of gamc2
on the pavilion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03
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ENTERTAIN WITH SUPPER
AND SWIMMING PARTY

Bethone, entertained with picnic sup.
per and swimming party at Turner
Falls Park in the Arbuckle mountains
Friday afternoon honoring the Misses
Lynn and Elsie Austin Of Rockwall
Texas who are guests of Miss Gwynn
Whiteman. G street, southwest
Other guests were n group OF young
society girls Mrs. Frank Wolverton
Miss Julia Davis and Miss Helen Dol.
man accompanied the party.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03
AFTERNOON PARTY
FOR 0uT.OF.TOWN GIRLS

Miss Helen Morgan. II Scott street,
southwest entertained Wednesday af-
ternoon in her home honoring Miss
Josie Teel of Jackson. Tenn. and Miss
Bernice Stewart Of Oklahoma City.
Powder puff making and contests
featured the afternoons pleasures. In
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03
SENIOR ENDEAV0R MEETING
TONIGHT At CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The Senior Endeavor Of the First
Christian church will meet this cye-
ming at G:45 o'clock az the church
when the "Americanization Of the
Immigrant" will be the topic for
discussion.
The school at Cleveland Ohio.
where immigrants are taugh. win
also b. used for discussion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03
Telephone
538

The elimination ot a pretty ro-
nance which had its start last July
will be celebrated az the First Pres
oyterian church. Saturday afternoon
al 2:2O o'clock when Miss Henrietta
Sherwood Will become the bride of
Mr.. Lamar Young Dr. c. C. Weith,
pastor, will officiate.
The bride-elect who is the adopted
daughter OF Nh Frank Sherwood Of
thie city and daughter Of Mrs Samuel
Black OF Marietta has attended Col
umbia University at New York
where she took a household arts
course Mir. Young is the son Of Mr..
Mitchell Young Of Georgia, Ala.
:: = =
No doubt the most charming affair
of the early summer season will be
the formal reception to be given by
Miss Margaret Smith on the mezzanire
floor Of Hotel Ardmore Friday eve
ming between and II o'clock. in
honor Of Mrs. W H Bretz Of Celina,
Ohio, who is the house guest of her
daughter. Mrs r X. Van Dyne, and
Mr.. Van Dyne, OF McLish Avenue.
southweet.
; !. \
Probably the only Fourth Of July
event in which interest is being cen
tered is the golf tournament at the
Dcinick Hills Country Club in the af-
ternoon
Prizes for high and low in classes
a and e viii be awarded
All PLAYERS are urged TO be present
at I o'clock
The pleasures at the club will be
concluded with dinner.dance At the
club house
The Ben Scott orchestra will fur
nish music FOR dancing
The entertainment committee an
nounces that coats will be barred.
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a number OF outings ana picnics
are also being planned for the Fourth
which promise to be very delightful
as the weather man has promised
fair weather for this day OF pleasures.
No doubt Turner Falls and Sui
phur will be the headquarters for
these affairs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
HONORING MISS SHERWOOD

Mrs Walter Young entertained with
q charming miscellaneous shower
Thursday afternoon ir her home 500
Third Avenue southwest, compliment
Ing Miss Henrietta Sherwood whose
marriage 10 Mr William Lamar
Young will be celebrated saturday.
July 9Th
The home was atmcuycly decorot-
"a with a wealth of garden flowers.
The dinInr table was conferred with
q largo heart formed oi Shasta dais.e'.
on the corners Dt the table were
placed crystal candle noideN contain
ing lighted white candles
The shower was presented the hon-
otce In "a wicker basket carried hy
little Barbara pheNn and Anna Per-
kins Young 90 fluffy whit, fr.cEs
A feature Of ;he afternoon please
ures was the Mc-u-u contest Tho
mc-n-u read as iollows
Contamination
sot, shellcj grabs Turtle doves
Embrol,d Heart
To-mate-ul sp.gcj with blessing
Pair Ciasse Dates and kisses
Each guest chose one ot tfe ahcy.
courses from which they wrct
mcnu boz the coocoo-iy book il.
presented to- the uut,-.l,ot In uN.
contest Atss lov Moore won chuu.
ur CONTAMINATION iDr her u,IH
The guests were Alis W ID rot
tet Mn Harry Harts Nrt l,. Pho
Ian. Airs Samuel Black ol Marietta
Miss Elizabeth Rcckham % IarMl
Texas. Alrs Marguerite 5rHr.D0t
Nfss Valentine Lewis OF Gainesville
Miss Anna Louise snyder Ms Allie.
Dysard of columbia No Marrlrc
smith. Miss Joy Moore Mis- Frarcp
Gormnn Miss GLADYS sctuIIy an'
Miss Mary Jarrett
Miss Sherwood will go to Guiue
willie this week where number U
social affairs are announced boz he
honor
Another delightful party was iha
of Atfs Samuel Black Of Marietta
entertained here Friday with
bridge luncheon honorins the brd.
elect at the latters home In south
west Ardmoru
Itirh rcutc favo, was awarded Mis
Valentine Lewis OF Gainesville. wilt
also won prize On cut
The honotes was presented lowell
silver basket filled with brides rc1sa
: >
Mics Ruth Robertson has returne.
from two weeks visit with friend
ard relatives IN Fort Worth ans
Dallas Tsxas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03
BOYS CHOIR or EPISCOPAL
CHURCH AT FIRST PRESBN-
TERRAIN CHURCH

A special musical program will be
given Sunday at the evening services
at the First Presbyterian church by
members Of the St Philips Episcopal
BOYS choir.
The choir which is comprised ot
sixteen lads with lovely clear voices.
is directed by Mrs Gertrude KifG-
bright
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03

The month Of brides had a fitting
close Thursday evening when the We'd
ding Of Miss Thressa Hall charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs W \. Hall
Of llg West Main street. southwest, to
Mr. Harold +. Grimes Of Fort Worth,
Texas, was solemnized at o'clock
at the Broadway Methodist church.
Or. Ashley Chappel pastor officiat-
ing.
The church which was filled TO ca.
pacity with friends and relatives
was beautifully decorated with daisies
in clusters pecging from the brim of
large handsome baskets
Massed with pottei fern palms and hid
zen with quantities Of Shasta daisies
intermnged with asparagus fern with
twittering small yellow cariary birds
which sung their love songs during
The ceremony. the altar was very
beautiful. The kneeling altar was
decorated with white silk and lace
with knotted ribbons and lilies Of
the valley, over which hung lattice
W., ~ pa' Wy 49," - "''', -, .s,
anu "'I'ii 's US i''" WI ','.''s ''' "' ~
names. Hall-Grimes. Illuminated with
.,''','.'' '..,. ~ go ~ ,u'''' ~ Wv -
1.u,'''1 is WI .. ~ VI - VIZ '','''' ~,',
Hall We're turned off.
,'''.s W., W. ,,''U''2 ,, ,,.,,,, w 20, ~. "
t'o7' '''' ""S '',"' '' ,'''I''' - -
se,. VI 's"''',, pI'' VU W ,. ,.'u.''S -, ,'
'u-e' ~ -Ne',r. LIS -N','''' i'.'
S'"E' Love iou l'uiS, oy arr
JACOBS Bona i Love lhee, Greg
was sung oy Mrs gee" ".'.a'''S a',u
-''S' ~ ~ " o-"' ''S''' " '"e D''ug
sang Nyl""'o . Loves Co'onauon .
w''n Won" op''s' 20 "S H'' ''''''
oo'' ''' -. '''''-'' was "'S0 accom-
ans
ro''Nlhs 'nt song ny MIs' No'os
usher,. u. =. tas-n OF oNiahoma Dl'y.
Guy ii"rl's. W a. Maruil ol iulsa ana
VI N' g. " o'' entered taxing 'hei
fio'e' al inc aI'"r, Ihen came inc
"ls,e ''''uI"h'S' Mrs' '' ~ IIfN
anu MIS- M'''i" he' 'h surpAees o'
"nl'e'
IRON 'he side doors ana marcnlne
Gown Opposite a.s.'s came the Atu'
ton'n bearers Lena s.ouum. HoyI'
N'r'o.b' D. use Jones James Thurs
,on' Marry Hudson. Ashley Chaypeli
1I. Mary Gould .nappel and Billi'
H''' VINO carried White satin no
'.N- "i',.'' WIN l"'s'es The NIUE
MISSES Wore crisp wh'tr lrocks OF or'
-tn .'' WIN o'n'y eo'cfed sash on'
''poh. Ihr lads wore suits ot b'acF
'n1 White.
I"' vested choir OF 90 voices sans
me Bridal chorus Faithful an.
lrl' nom -onengr.n. for the en-
trance '. .h' pii'ai party which wa
.e1 Toy .h. m''fon oi honor Mrs
w. \. H... mother of ih' bride FOL
''".' ny Mrs Edison Mis Martin. a'
zen 'an'.. Ma 'h'gIes Haynes grooms
man. Miss Mary Grimes ot Walters
'l'1'. m'''. ant Mrs $. J Brown
oi VNI'noma CITY, followed by her Do
'a daughter Marry Blanche Brown
'h white reof carrying the ring 81
BE- "h.l" satin pillow
ir Ashley 'h1ppeI entered mex
.H"n came Miss Sell HAIL sister @
tht bride l- maid of honor Down tb
.cii aisle came TWO IIito Tots. B.tp
Thompson and Maria Jane Hall u
'lnnns r'eEs 60 pink and yellow ol
f.rl' trimmed with ay. They clr
i.'I small wicker hlskc's UIel w.t
.a'sr petals with which they sire,
'N- pathway of the bride
I've groom. No. Grimes w'h hI
'..I man Nr pm ChapuelI OF Nash
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03
MRS. HALL TO ENTERTAIN
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs Arthur Hall will entertain the
members of the Wednesday Bridge
Club this week IN her home
-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03
Ruth
Nolan
Editor
S 0 c | E T Y

n. X. Kearney, Mrs. John Carloc>.
Mrs J. A. Bass, Mrs. Beulah High
tower.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03
NOTICE

NOTICE
MRS. KATHERINE KING, ORA.
MATlC READER AND TEACHER
OF EXPRESSION. WILL RECEIVE
PUPILS FOR VACATION STUDIES.
If INTERESTED, CALL AT 219
STANLEY BOULEVARD. 4 TO p.
VI. DAILY. PHONE 468.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03

feta with gray Georgette hat OF 'A'e
niumage. black satin boots.
Immediately following the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace left Tor .he"
honevmoon in Dallas, Mineral "ehs'
and other points in Texas.
As the bride ran through the ga
nut of admiring friends she tossea
her bouquet which was caught oy V"s
bridesmaid, Miss Brockman
The Sumrall family were formerly
of Ardmore. Okla, where they nave
many warm friends. Though their
Fastland residence has not been OF
long duration, they have made warm
place in the hearts of those whY
know them. The former Miss SUM-
rail- was very popular member a
the younger set and has but recently
finished school
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. p. Wallace will
make their residence in Eastand.
where Mr.. Wallace is valued man
with the Massie Drug Company.
A feature of the wedding, not
planned by the bride or family. fol-
lowed the ceremony. when to the
strains of the band, I'm Alabama
Bound" the bride was seized at the
exit and placed in a miniature express
wagon. the groom handcuffed and
chained to the little express and in.
structed You pull the bride around
the square" The unique vehicle was
followed by number Of autos fill
ed full of friends who enjoyed the
fun as the Eastland Band piped up:
Town Tonight" The procession con-
tinued to the station where the young
couple were placed on the train by
their jealous ends.-Eastland Daily
Oil Belt News.
Society Personals
Mrs Ray L. Beede and children left
Friday for Detroit. Mich, New York
visit for about three months with rela.
tives and friends. They were accom-
panied as far as St. Louis, Mo, by
Mr.. Beede. They will spend several
days with his brother at that city.
+ !. :!
Mr. Robert l.. Randol, student of the
American Academy Of Dramatic Arts
at New York is visiting with his par.
ents Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Randol al
105 c street, southwest
+ :: +
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. South GA F
street. southeast have as their guest
their daughter, Mrs Charles Shupert
of Kansas City The condition Of Mr.
South who has been i'll Is not much
improved
Miss Kate Willard teacher in the
Ardmore schools left Saturday fot
New York City, where she will study
for several weeks at Columbia Univer.
sity. She will visit with her brother
Mr. Hermon Willard in New York
City following her course at the Uni
versity.
Miss Bernice Stewart OF Oklahoma
City who has been the guest Of Miss
Helen Morgan at II Scott street
southwest returned to her home, Sat
urday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03
VE.HUNDRED PARTY FOR
THE MISSES DULANEY

Miss Roberta Fairchild entertained
with five.hundred Thursday morning
in her home. 320 ! street, southwest
honoring the Misses Marie and Othel.
10 Dulaney Of Fort Worth. Texas.
Shasta daisies and miniature Ameri.
can flags decorated the Fairchld
home.
Miss Marie Dulaney and Miss Grace
Hester won high score favor. The
honorees were presented favors. A
dainty ice course was served
The guests were Misses Mable Ruth
Stong, Hester, Lois Easley. Lucille
Cathey. Helen Morgan, Bernice Stew.
art. Josie Teel and Ruth Dilworth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03

For quick results, use Ardmoreits
Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03
WaIIace.S .SumraII

Miss Mozele Sumrall, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Sumran OF Eastland,
was married TO William 3. Wallace
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. South. GA F
street. southeast have as their guest
their daughter, Mrs Charles Shupert
of Kansas City. The condition Of Mr.,
South who has been i'll is not much
improved
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03

Miss Kate Willard. teacher In the
Ardmore schools left Saturday foi
New York City, where she will study
for several weeks at Columbia Univer.
sity. She will visit with her brother,
Mr. Hermon Willard in New York
City following her course at the Uni
versity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03

Miss Bernice Stewart OF Oklahoma
City who has been the guest Of Miss
Helen Morgan at II Scott street
southwest returned to her home, Sat
urday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03

Mr. Robert l.. Randol, student of the
American Academy Of Dramatic Arts
at New York is visiting with his par.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Randol at
105 street, southwest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03
Society Personals

Mrs. Ray l.. Beede and children left
Friday for Detroit. Mich, New York
and points in Ohio. where they will
visit for about three months with rela.
tives and friends. They were accom-
panied as far as St. Louis Mo, by
Mr.. Beede They will spend several
days with his brother at that city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-03

Mics Ruth Robertson has returned
from q two weeks visit with friends
and relatives IN Fort Worth and
Dallas, TsSas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
NEW YORK BLOOMERG|RLS WANT TO-
. MEET BAUERS BASEBALL CLUB SOON

Sunday game or a twilight 8amo. bol
yet undecided. Should thh girtB
brought here. chances are the ara u
would be great success.
The New York Bloomer Gtrla have 9A(
cnvlable record, and the club :f$t bee@
organized for the past twelve yeArG4
They have never appeared in West Yir5
ginia and will no doubt be big Sttfae.'
ton. -.
Meet Columbus.
II the game between the BauefS A1A
Columbus panhandles next Sun3Ay ee.
League park would happen to prove ore.
sided, the mere appearance OF Chick
Harley would tend to offset this potnS
Harley is one OF the best known AtAsi
letcs in the country today. He has Nne
shown Respondent as gridiron. luJsEt
nary, and for two years was unantmouaS
" chosen as Al-American. He 10 witt
out doubt the greatest star sVar toos
cd out Of Ohio State. 6
With tho Panhandles coming. to toX(
with the best club they ever had, aloAE
with Harley. who, by the way, 10 teA.f
second man, the Bauers Will have 70.
show full strength to compete With The.
stiff resistance which Is to Be expecsc4
Lefty" Kline, who reports to ClevolAn4
after school Is out, promises to MAXI
matters interesting. Baker at shogts,
stop is said to be an absolute wtSaf6.>
having turned down several big lsatee
offers.
AS the Bauers' management FealHtM
the importance Of the approaching eefe
to and the heavy guarantee neceNAiys
it Is to be hoped that the weathef.mAm
will be lenient as the crowd Will tAko;
care Of itself 1t is the hrst sinds IN
recent years a team from Columbus AaH
appeared here. The game VIII DO caEe4
at . o'clock in order to allow the visl.
tors to catch a train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
MOUNDSV|LLLE GOES
TO TRIADELPHIA
Orange and Black VIII Again Try &c
Beat Jupiter Pluvius By doing
TO Elm Grove Y1sld

Jupiter Pluvius has won Tho last four
games on the MoundSville High school
scheduls and today they journey out
the pike 10 meet the ''TriadS' In tn"
second scheduled game Of the season
The last game was called off on ac-
roun Of rain. The game was TO hav"
been played at the Fifth street ball
park.
Moundsvllle Is still badly crippled but
the Mound City lads are sttll confident
\they will emerge on the long end OF
count. StaggerS. the dependable
-stop OF the Orange and Black who
his middle finger amputated last
" at tho Glendale hospital due To
poison. IS still confined TO that
Ition and Is rapidly improving.
N Is still out with a sore arm and
IS spralned ankle Is little I'M
above injuries will necrSsitate
& 4 few changes in the lineup and
= likely Coach Sweeney Will start
following team against the Red and
lack. Hamilton or Woodburn at first:
rowe at second: Jones at short: War
or or Joseph at third: Young in lett:
Woods in center and Campbell or wood
Iburn at right Captain l+arertY Will
likely adorn the mound while Martin
or Harlan will be on tho receiving end.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
Promoter md Manager
Deny Moundsvi||e Men
Get Unfair Treatment
George Phillips Declares Flights at
Auditorium Are Fair As DOCS the
Manager Of Moundgvtlle Boy

That the article which appeared In
the Monday issue Of The intelligence
declaring that MoundSvill" boxers re-
rcived unfair treatment when they 'ap-
pearcd at local boxing shows. Is entire
" false. was the statement made last
evening by George Phillips. promoter or
the Legion bouts at the Market Auditor
ium. as we'll az Jake Gribble. manager
Of Bill Marks. the Moundsville boy who
defeated Bill Bodnar OF Mingo Junction
at the last bout.
MT. Phillips declares the statement
which appeared Was entirely erroneous
Marks at : o'clock on the afternoon of
the last fight weighed l54A pounds
while his opponent. Bodnar. weighed
1871 pounds at the same time.
Mr. Gribble. Marks manager stated
he has always received the best of
treatment while at the local shows and
has never hear a word of complaint.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
Q theeScreen
!, ofSport.
by NAe% S.9-sA&c~

, he was Wonderful ShortStop. game.
hustling. square ball player. who WAS at
his best in Il pinch. and Think only that
! NO have lost a friend and a man who
WAS An honor to the game he played.
Not since Larry Doyle went 10 the
minors has there been such sincere re-
yret among the fans as is Expressed
over the announcement that "FIetCh
has decided not 70 play ball again, hut
to- remain at his home in Illinois. He
WA, one Of the finest types OF men de-
! yclopod in tho game. and regardless or
his ability, which was great, he will be
missed.
There is one epoch in tho career Of
Fletcher which stands out in memory.
That was one thing for which ! always
shall put a whitq mark opposite John
McGraw's name. McGraw and haN"
, disagreed very often, and | have Scnidrd
at things he has donc-nOt at him. but
at things nc docS-but in the Fletcher
matter he persuaded me that he Is really
4 great handler of men and student "t
human nature. 1t WAS at the start OF
:. worlds series. Fletcher is high
strung nervous man, and at that stage
Of the game, at the climax of Il hard
season, he was on edge nervouSly: in
fact, near the breaking point. He started
the series in a condition which required
courage to even attempt 10 play ball
He made Il terrible mess of his work in
, the first game. The Giant fans ana many
Of the critics roasted him mercilcssly.
and declared he would lose the series II
pcrmitted to stay in the game.
That evening I spoke 10 McGraw. ask
| ing him plans regarding the team. and
| he remarked:
! FLETCHER will play short IL nc loses
! four straight games" lie told fIetchrr
| the same The next day Fletcher, light
ing his kicking nerves. rallied. IT re-
| uuircd a game, courageous man to face
| the situation. But he conquered his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
RACES GET STARTED
ON PIMLICO TRACK
Special pispatch TO Intclligenccr.

Special Dispatch to 1ntelllgenccr.
Baltimore, Md, May 3.-Pimlico race
track,-The opening event OF untrleo
wo-year-ol went to ProdiElous VINO
opened up a big gap and won with
pIentv to spare from Maryland Belle
who closed strong Caretaker, after
chasing the winner weakened In the
final stages finishing third.
Uncle John. neglected in the betting
was frst home in the second event
after racing with Pride Of India like a
team outgamed. the latter to win by a
length while Manovre got third.
Tho third race the inaugural steeple-
chase Of two miles. went TO Houdlni'
while Royal Arch took the place from
Elysian.
The fourth event for hoses owned in
Maryland, District Of Columbia and
Pennsylvania, was taken by Edward Il,
McI.eans Dream OF Allah. who coupled
>with Leochares end. while Excuse Nc
thsinRlaca from Uncertainty.
The surprise OF the day was tho last
event when Bar One got down in front
paying $3.50 for two dollar ticket.
while Lucy Kate got tho place from
joan Bullant. Despite the rain and
chilly weather. a large crowd was on
hand TO witness the opening days sport.
Pinalioo Results.
First race-For two-year-old maidens;
four furlonGs TrodigiouS 107 (Moun-
taln) $40, $40. 1870. won; Maryland
Belle. 107 (Iancaster) $50. $3.50. sec
ond: caretaker. 1o7 (Keogh). $500,
third. Time 40 Is.
Second race-Selling. for three-year-
olds and up: six furlongS. Uncle John
los fGruneiscn). $3.50. s14.So. $50,
won: Pride OF India. rs. (Keogh), $3.50.
$3.50. second: Manovre. 105, (Allen)
80. third Time 1:14 as.
Third race--The Inaugural Steeplr-
chAsc3 for four-year-oids and up: two
miles. Houdini. 1856. (ByerD. sl47n
$3.50. 1910. won: Royal A(ch. 15+
tCrawford). $500. $3.50. second: Elysian
III. (Haynes). $500. third. Time
4:o5 2-s.
Fourth racc-F'or two-ycar-oldS: four
furlongs. Dream of Allah. $500. $2.S0
S2.20: won. Excuse Ne. $3.50. $40. sec
ond: Uncertainty. $3.50. third. Time AZ
Fifth racc-Wicomico purse for three
year-olds: six furlonGS. Billy Nc
Laughlin. $40. $3.50. $500 won: Tough
storm, $50, $500. second: BY Jimmy
S4fO, third. Time TIA As.
Sixth race-The Merchants Handicap
three-year-ol and up: one mile. BABY
second; Herd Girl, out. third Time
1:412-5.
Seventh race-For thrcc-ycar-olds
and up; claiming: one mile. Barone
$3.50, $3.50. 1880. won: Lucy Kate
$50. $3.50. second; Jean Bullant, $3.50,
third. Time 1:44 Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
MOUNTA|NEERS
ARE NOSED OUT
BYLAYFAYETTE
DAEAHE TO LAFAYETTE
COLLEGE NINE, TO 4.
Were Batting Hard, While Evans Was
Good on Mound, But to No
Avatl-Errors Rslp
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligenccr.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligenccr.
E;aston, Pa. May 3.-West Virginia
was nosed out by Lafayette Colleges
strong nine here to-day. in a sensational
game. by the scare Of S.. It was either
teams game. until the last man was out
in tho ninth. as Dick Evans pitched
strong game for the MountatneerS ana
the bats of his mates were always busy.
Weik hit a home run with Martin on
second base in the fourth inning, giving
West Virginia her first two runs. Wright
doubled in the seventh. went to third on
Evans out and scored on passed ball.
Another run was. added in the seventh.
when Hopkc doubled. went to third on
Steve Harrick's out and scored on Joe
Harrick's long fly. The Lafayette out
field twice saved the game for Tierney
by sensational catches from Joe Harrick
and Wcik. Tho score: