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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
OHIO VALLEY ToSSERS WHO CLASH
THIS EVENING HAVE ENv1ABLE
RECORDS FOR SEASON.
Ornngemen Favored TO Win over
Maroon and White-Large Crowd
Expected Out.

Tho OranGcm"n are favored TO win
OVER the Maroon and White in their
annual floor clash tonight on the Cathc-
dral Armory gym. Cons lderab!" rivalry
has Developed this season on tn" court
between I.mSlcy and Cathedral and II
tight for blood will. no douht, take place
THIS evening.
1t Is tn" ohio Valleys hiE feature for
tho present wcrk. and one "t the largest
crowds that has damned Cathedral
NrIrory floors this season IS expected
"a turn out. whether rain or shine.
Cadets VS.. Cadets.
Cadet vS. Cadet will ho tho military
rivalry that EXISTS between these teams
tonight. and that has existed since the
two schools were both represented by
an athletic team Of any kind. OF course.
according to tho records Of the teams
ihiS year the UranS" Cadets are favored
&. score u victory over IN" Maroon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Bright Spots in the Sport Arena

Champions seem 10 have been fight
INK shy OF New York since they estab-
l:>hed the new boxing law. Benny
Leonard. the lightweight Shampion.
has fought TWO bouts and won both CT
,lcm Jack Dempsey. the heavyweight
champion. has fought just once. and
won BY Knockout. Pete Hermann. the
hantamwaIght, fought once and lost
his c!tle on a decision.
The next championship bout due TO
De fought In New York Is tho Lewis
Br..,on go. Lewis and Britton have
tr:ppcd tho light fantastic. as 1t were.
In so many rings that nobody but 4
very rapid calculator could tell. offhand.
the number OF times. Their meeting
Will be at the Garden on February :.
Wilson. the m,dd.sweight champion.
and Johnny Kilbauc. the featherweight
champion. have threatened 20 appear in
New York. and probably Will. New
York will see all the champions. but
viii not see all OF the championship
bouts.
carpsnttsr's Stock Rises.
As the Dempscy-Carpcnticr muddle
70 Increase After Dempsey battered
down the big hulk ot Jess willard IN
;ue ring at Toledo Tie sentiment was
against 4 Dempsey Carpenter bout in
the United states.
II brought Visions Of thc i!kable
FrenChman being battered down IN the
same fashion, only bit more rapidly.
Now old,lmers are beginning 20 recall
the Corbets-Sullivan bout. pnd tnlk
about the sentiment before that Queens
berry epic was written. Th' general
opinion was that the slim young clerk
ItrsEht be Killed by sullivan.
Th,. so.rTl,ed wise money" by 5 70
| wrote tHat Curbctt had no chance.
And ye, the slim. young bank clerk
knocked out the great gladiator They
said that the great gladiator Was not
the man he uSeI 10 be-. and yet when
n was. over now school of boxing vas
started. q SCRool that still! lives.
Corhctt's story - that Is" beat SUl!i-
van by n carefully thought out theory
OF defensive and attack. mostly attack.
hccouse no fights are won by defensive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Tex Richard Takes Over Big Fight,
Brady and Cochrane Both Retiring

contract under the sole promotion Of
RiCkard.
Under the contract signed by the
boxers and promoters in this city last
NoN en- Der. (; is legally po>Siol" 70:
TWO Of the promoters ur any one of them
10 take over the bout without Interior
rncc from the boxers, provided the art'-
clos Of the contract ar" observed by ihc
remaining interests In the promotion.
Montreal Women object.
MontWAl, Jan. Gl.~-WOnan urSaniIa'
tiouS here are vigorously protesting
against the attempt 70 have the Dcmr'
Carpenter boxing championship
bout brought To Montreal. TIL" S"c"ll
Service council objected in q Telegram
to Premier Taschereau OF Quebec. r.
plying today. he SAID any proposal from
the fight promoters would he federal
question. determined under the criminal
code provisions.
Mrs. John Scott OF the Montreal Wo-
mons club. said sh" did not wish :"
SEQ Montreal made an easy mark for
such an enterprise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Billy Williams Nearly Stopped
Drexler;; Myers Lost to BedeIl

The fourth. NTH and sixth was rep
et!t!on OF the preceding rounds, DreX-
Ter asSimitating punishment every min
ute Of time IN the ring.
Finnegan Lost Decision
Lou Eedell Of the South Side. was too
clever and strong for Mickey Finnegan,
alias Young Myers. the Wheeling boxer.
in their six round bout. F!nUegan start
cd of like a wild man, two hard let's
TO the jaw, however. slowed him down
until close 10 the end OF the round
when he dropped Bcdell with straight
left to the jaw.
The Wheeling boxer. t!red in the sec
ond round and Bedcll evened up the
points in this stanZa.
The South Side boy. with clcverly
placed jolts. was all over his opponent
m the third round.
The NTH saw Finnegan doing come
back" but il was only a flash and he
soon tired. permitting BedcIl TO pNo
points. Both boys went at 1t hammer
and tonGs in the last round hut Bcdcil
was the stronger and better boxer TAX
ing the round and winning the fight by
a slight margin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
'NIHFE[ ING'S SUCCESSAT STATE
TOURNAMENT REMAINS A PUZZLE
DEAL FOR YANKEES
PARK NOT CLINCHED.

New York. Jan. 31.-That the grounds
OF the Hebrew Orphan Asylum 1t West
l36th and 13Sth streets have not been
sold to the Yankees for new ball park
was the statement made yesterday py
Iusttrn Joseph f ewburger, who -
the president OF the organization, which
conducts the institution. There Is No
option outstanding for the sale OF the
grounds" said the Justice.
In view Of information 10 the eliecs
that The grounds had been purchased
by the Yankees and the contract for the
stadium let. which was obtained on
SATURDAY, the statement of Justice New.
burger will come as surprise. Tfe
grounds are said to be Tor sale, ana u -
evidnnt that the New York American
league club is getting together a lot Of
preliminary data from engineers before
clinching q deal for the site.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Bridal Couple Join Queen
City On Mardi Gras Trip

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
Cincinnati. O., Jan. S1.-The steamer
Queen City, which was to have left
Cincinnati at noon today for New Or
leans on the first through trip in =
quarter Of a century, was delayed by
a fog Sunday night on her way from
Pittsburgh. At noon Monday she had
reached Ashland. KY. and officials OF
the Louisville & Cincinnati Packet com.
rany state the boat Will arrive at Gin
cinnati at II p. m. A score or more
and about l a M. Tuesday the boat viii
resume her journey. In all, tho Queen
City will have l25 passengers, which
Is capacity. She Is scheduled to arrive
at New Orleans February 5, in ample
time for the Mardi Gras festivities.
Among the passengers will be q
bridal couple from Cincinnati. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Kuhn. They were married
today.
BUY WAR SAVING STAMP
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! !. : 0HSpo:t
by N~43& S9AA4e,s
by NA4& S.SAu.&cy

fun text OF the agreement Is fine on"
and should BE- supplemented by inc
publication Of the text Of the CONTRACT
and by all other doinGs Of the new gov
eminent Of the game.
Complete publicity is the only safe'
Cunrd uf the sport,
Which recalls an oid-time incident
with Anson's old Chicago team. we
signed ball player who through early
neglect never had learned 10 read or
write. He conllded finally in Tom DAILY
who IN those days was Wild Indian
His trouble was that he couldn't read
the bills OF fare al the hotel. and ne
wanted Tom to help him out and keep
quiet about il.
So every time they entered the dining
room Tom would give his order 10 III"
waiter. arise. point across the dining
room to III" !liit"ratc player and say:
And the same for him"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
No Change In Contract With
the Battlers, Who Will Con-
test for Purse of $780, 900.
Site of the Contest Remains
to Be Decided

New York. Jan. %t-Tex Richard VIII
for the heavywc!ch: championship "t
tho world alone lie made this an
nouncemept late today after a confer
rnCc with William \. Brady. ut when
he agreed t. tax" over the interests OF
both Brady and Charles Il. Cochrane OF
London. England. who - seriously a.
The necessary legal papers WILL he
drawn M within the next few days ana
with the signing Of these Richard Will
remain AZ sole promoter Q: tn" inter
national contest for me premier. title
- pug.l:Sm Undrr the new agreement
he Will become responsible for the en-
tire amount OF the promoters guaran-
tee ur forfeit. which totals 100000.
No Change in Contract.
There Will be no change in the con-
tract between th.. boxers and Rickard.
excerpt such aS may be necessary by
later Developments . The date Of the
bout still remains Saturday. July ;, and
tho site OF the contest any portion hf
the American continent or Cuba. as may
no decided by Richard nor later than
March l
Richard said that. while Brady did
not show any special authorization from
CnChrane tOr the iNttCrS withdrawal
from the promotion Of the bout. he ac-
cepted Brady's statements that he rep
resented Cochrane's interests in this
country and had = legal right TO turn
over the EngltShmans one-tnlrd share
IN the bout along with his own. Under
the old contract Richard. Brady and
Gochrane each held cne-third interest
IN the contract. anu each was .respon-
siblc for one-th!rd OF the expenses In
Nolved and were each 10 receive one
third of such profits aS might accrue
from the promotion OF the contest.
Cochrans III.
Cochrane has been seriously Ill AT his
home in London for some time and
therefore una BILE TO take part in the re-
cent negotiations resulting from Brad
determination to drop out OF the pro-
motion Of the International. contest
with its gigantic purse Of 100000 to
h" divided 100000. to Dempsey. and
S2h".aVp, 10 Carpetier
.C"ChraDr'S condition was emphasized
~ a cable message received yesterday
by E,'kard from Evelyn Cochranc. vi tc
Of the English promoter. which read:
Husband St!ll not well enough At.
tcnd business. Doctors strictly forbid
VIII You confer Brady who represents
my husband"
Jack kcarns, manager OF Dempsey.
who IS in this city az present stated
that he knew OF the negotiations AMI
was perfectly satisfied 10 continue the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
LEWIS WINS WITHOUT
THE DEADLOCK HOLD

Boston, Jan. 3I-Ed (Strangler)
Lewis. worlds champion at catch as
catch can wrestling. threw Rena TO Gar
iiui. Italian heavyweight. here tonight
without using his famous "hcadlock.'
which has aroused opposition among
wrcstlers and the public. He pinned
Gardinis shoulders to the mat with the
toe hold in one hour IS minutes and 20
Seconds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
DECISION OVER DICK pESAN-
DERS IN MAIN BOUT
Ferry Battlsr Dropped Pittsourghsr in
Third Round-Myors Upset Bsdsll
in Opening Round

Pittsburgh. IA. Jan. 81 - Wheeling
fighters Won and lost n two preiimlD-
AIRY bouts 1t Motor Square Garden here
ton!gnt. The bouts were prelim!narieS
10 the JOHNNY Ray-Dic& Sanders fight
and both went SIX rounds.
In the first BiUy Williams from the
West Virginia ctty gave Tim prcxler
Il Moon Run boxer. 4 lac.ng that tho
latter VIII likely never forget. The
first round was even. both boys sizing
things uN. In the second. however. W.
l:ams Sc: 10 work and soon had Drex-
i"r backing up. \ right to the Moon
Run boxers jaw came near ending mat
ters. but the bells saved him.
In the th!rd round Williams sent
lott u DCcNlcr'S jaw and crossed with
a right hook THAI sent the Moon Run
lad to the canvas for the count Of nine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Look Out for Rheumatism
AS Winter Approaches

disease that has its source in the blood
cannot be reached by local remedies APP
Piled TO the surface.
One remedy that has given splendid
results in tho treatment Of Rhsumatis
is SIS. the fine old blood remedy that
has been sold by druggists for more
than nifty years. S.S.p. acts by driving
out Of the blood the disease germ that
causes rheumatism. thus affordtng real
relief.
Begin taking SIS. today and II 20
will write q complete history OF yo0:
case, our medical director will give you
expert advice. without charge. Address
Chief Medical Adviser. SIS Swift Lab
oratory, Atlanta, Ca Nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01

IF you have had the disease for any
length OF time. you have doubtless re-
sorted to the misleading treatment OF
liniments and lotions. in an effort TO get
relief from its torturing pains. But you
want more than mere temporary relief.
Won want 70 be freed from the shackles
of disease that will bind you hand and
foot.
So many cases Of Rheumatism come
blood. that physicians arc beginning TO
realize that this source OF the disease is
becoming quite prevalent. or course a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Vicious Horse Attacks
Middlebourne Youngster

Special Dispatch to Intellirencer.
Middlcbournc. Jan. 81. When he
stepped in front OF n horse stall in his
fathers barn. the eight year old son OF
James Henderson Of 1uka. was severely
bitten. The horse grabbed the child by
tho face. tearing away n portion Of the
left side and imhcddcd It's teeth in the
right side near the jaw bone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01

tactics. He won his battle on condi-
ton and brains guided BY that plan.
Who knows what plan Carpenter
may have made for the beating OF
Dempsey? Carpenter has been a
gladiator and AN athlete since he was
4 child. lie come from Il race that has
demonstrated its courage and its inia-
Tive.
Great Year for Rockies.
All of the big tcams will take big
collections Of rockies with them this
spring. and they will treat them with 4
seriousness and consideration never be
fore Showr To the ivory crop" Tho
reason is that the big league teams ar"
badly in need Of young blood. Their"
Is not single one Of them that will not
pass all the rockies through u micro
scOpic exam inUt:On. MCGraw. in pat
tiCular. has given up gs impoS>i lille pur-
Chases or trades that might have been
easy a few Years aio and will 20 in for
Intensive kindergarten work this Sprinb.
The Yankees will start the season
with perhaps the most expensive COllcC-
ton Of athletes that were ever assem-
hled by Il baseball club. but sometimes
collection Of stars are hard To- We ii
into 4 working baseball team that Will
win games, which is the main idea.
Wilbcrt Robinson will start tn" Dodgers
off with close u the same lineup as he
had last year. rh" trade Of MarQuard
for RcuthCr seems To be all for the bet,
ter. as fa- as the Dodgers are concerned
But the main feature of the spring
training season VIII b. that ia" rookie
Will b" person of consequence. IT,
seasons past the humble rookie was sci
dom even prekcd at until he had Eou"
South with tn" biz league teams for .
couple OF seasons at least.
The Big Fight Middle.
According t. lSlCkITu. a. n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE,

Falrmont, W. Va. Jan. Sl.-five years
after &. VI. Cochran fell and broke his
hip. his sister Miss Alcinda Cochran.
sustained like injuries. The accidents
occurred at the same spot while at
tempting To cross Il stream. Both t'il
and lay in the water for hours, both
were rescued by walter Barker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01

Mrs. Nora Darrah and Roy Milligan
we're fined $50 and costs yesterday art
rrnoou Ey Justice OF the Peace Il. u.
Hobbs, after they hal been found guilty.
uf committing a serious m!sdemeahor
The couple were arrested by Constable
E,'.t T.. Phillips upon warrant sworn
CA, before Squire Hobbs by KuSSeIi
r~.>L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
CRUDE OIL LOWER

Dallas. TEX. Ian. al Effective today
further reduction Of nifty cents a barrel
IN crude oil was announced by III"
Magnolia Petroleum company. New
prices quoted hy the company ON vari-
Gus crudes ranged from 81 To $50 Il
barrel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01

Beginning Saturday, February 5, The
rnteliigencer Win publish another Booth
HARRINGTON serial story, Tho Ortole."
Watch for tho three installInants, Feb
ruary S. IL and l9. It's fino sequel to
TOO Gentle Julia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01

Independence. Kan, Jan : The
Prairie OH and Gas company today an
nuunccd another cut OF hftv cents y
barrel in the price of mid-rontlncnl
crude oil. The present price il $3.50 a
barrel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01

No matter what YOU want II Will save
you time and money 10 use lnt"lllgcn""t
Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
U|NSLY- CATHEDRAL CONTEST At
ARNORYFLOOR FEATURE TONIGHT

Cathedral Will have a great advan-
tagp rs the coop" has proved ink
IL almost every visiting team that
mas invaded the little gymna SUM this
year. but. Linsly is confident that 1t
will not hinder them in any way, what
socvcr. ns the majority of the Nusssitcs
have already participated in at least
five games on the armory floor.
Change in Linsly Lineup.
Cartain Bone. OF the Linsly Cadets,
has been shifted from n forward posi-
ton to his favortc job at guard. where
great things arc expected of him in the
future This Will cause shakcup IN
the Orange lineup before tonights con-
test and surprise Is in store for even
the most ardent followers OF Nuss
tc0m.
Tho teams will probably lineup as
follows:
Cathedral Linsly
stein .......... F......... Shl!IhS
.Y,rk F......... Hoffman
rcat,fa C....... {. Ham.ll
PATTON " C;.......... ]. Hamill
Houston (CHptD .G...... Bone tC"p')
Rercrce-Woods w. H. s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
WAR Of WORDS
IN OHIO HOUSE
Democrats Trying to Force
Investigation Of State
Oil Inspector

Special Dispatch 20 The lntcl!;Gcnccr ,
columbus. Jan. 2i--A war of words
engrnSscd the Ohio house OF rcpreSe n
tutIvcs today. when Minority Floor
. Leader Alkinsun's resolution fOt an IN
vrStication Of the state OIL inspection
Department was considered.
Atkinson wants 10 prob" the order
OF chief InSpcrto: Walker, Republican.
rrccutly appointed by Governor DAVIS
to succeed Charles Resch. Democrat,
when Resch declined TO obey Davis de-
mund that forty of his forty-threc in
.pr,tors nc discharged. Governor Davis
said only three inspectors were neccs-
eary. Walkers order directed oil deal
crs and companies 10 Ignore laws his
department is supposed to enforce and
made the inadvertent admission that
three inspectors can't do the WORK OF
rorty-thrce.
Republicans. however. drowned ont
the minority shouts when the resolution
came TO a vote for immediate cOnSidcra-
ton. and its passage was delayed at
least for a day.
State Highway Probe
The senate passed resolution oppro-
nriating 81 500 to investigate the state
highway department. charged. under eX-
Governor Cox. with permitting collusion
between contractors and the measure Is
expected to get quick support IN the
house.
senator Endily. Richland. introduced
n bill to make uniform the rules Of all
municipal courts IN Ohio and forbidding
the creation Of more such courts except
on vote of the people. He said It was
backed by the lawyers OF the state. The
bill would give these courts risd:ction
in civil actions up to $4,000. Some now
are limited TO $500.
Bills Introduced
Balls introduced included one 10 make
house breaking in daytime. when theft
Is committed, punishable by one to five
years in the penitentiary. 1t is now n
misdcmcanor.
Another would permit farmers to Or
gan!Z" telephone companies without
getting Il 'ccrtitlcatc OF necessity" from
the public utilities commission, and an
other would place pawnbrokers under
control of the chattcl loan division Of
the blue sky department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01

grows the confidence in this country
n THO ability OF he po!,I-boXcr seems
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
MUSEE COMMERCIAL TEN PIN
musEE DUCK PIN LEAGUE.

Tonight gamc-Shamrock vs.. Il. =
O. Il
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'cc-Grovcs. White. Wfyrick.
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Cathedra

TIVWS Wi " " ~ ~ : : : :
Refcrec-Woods, w. II. s.
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Totals .... 4@o 3G5 3Nl' 3Ss--lI
Tonirht--Grrcr & LainEc ~. -" JarI
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