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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
CHARLESTON ATHLETE
SUCCUMBS AFTER
WATER POLO GAME
Special Dispatch to Intelligencer.

| Annapolis. Md. Feb. 3. - Appleton
Smith. - years old. Princeton university
student and athlete. whose home was nj
Charleston ". Va. died at the Emcr-
E"uCy hospital here last night from
the effects OF meningitis. that followed
= surgical operation for an attack oil
acute mastoidi;is. Taken TO the hosplt-
al on Saturday night. last. an immediate
operation was found necessary. Though
IS WAS realized that the young students
condition was extremely serious. Hope
FOR his recovery was entertained by at
tending physicians. However. the pa
;ient lapscd into consciousness on Tues
day and he died without rcEain!ng cons
sciouscss.
Young Smith came 10 Annapolis on
Saturday as a member Of the Princeton
water polo team. and participated IN
the game in the gymnasium tank at the
naval academy IN the afternoon that re-
suited in 4 decisive victory Tor the
Tigers over the M;dshirmcn.
Smith had been suffering from ear
! trouble and for 4 time he felt dubious
about engaging in the water event. How
ever. he finally decided TO do 80. Soon
| after the game was over, he began |"
! suffer intense pain. and It was decided.
following consultation with Il physician.
10 operate at once.
Meanwhile the parents Of the young
, man. 8Ir. and Mrs. 4. G. Smith. living
at Charleston. were notified. The mo-
| ,her and another son. r. +. Smith came
! on. and were at the bedside OF the
student when he expired. The body
vii, be conveyed to Charleston for
Intcrmcnt. !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
TURKOVICH SUFFERS
BROKEN RIB ON MAT
west Virginia las Pound Wres1ASr IL
Out for Remainder OF Ae
season.

.,a., Dis,,.rh to Tn. lutcllIcNucer.
Ncryar,nvu r',h. &.-it developed
,s.c tntay that Matthew TurNoFlSh'
au-rnvud athlete Mt West virginia UNI
,,rsi,v and especially valued by Co"e"
p y DAYTON If tn" Noun;a!neeE
wrestling team. had suffered 4 broken
rib in a practice bout with I-'mC'rN'
,lso of the VARSITY team. ana w"U1H "
-, ,, rorupetr against the lntEer-
S,ty rS Pennsylvania team wncn u
,,cm.s here on Saturday for the biggest
home bout OF the year,
T~urEovich is a lt5 pound wrestler
and il Is practically certain th'I Nv
would have worn West Virginia cor
nrs in chat class Saturday but for 90
DAVIS .cILnut. Lambert. the man VIZ"
whom TURK" was wrestling, Is IN 'n'
next lower class. the i35 pound ou' -
an exceptionally capable periormet'
T~urkovich plays third base on tho base
bali team and VAS a candidate lor the
football squad last fall.
While the loss ot rurkovich Is per
hans as serious a blow as the Noun
,aineer team could have suffered on
the very eve Of the crucial Penn match'
coach DAYTON Is not dismayed and Is
croomln1. Grow 10 take Turks place.
In fac; Grow and Turkovjch were TO
nave met in a bout later today To de-
,iae which man would have raced
BISHOP, the Penn veteran. in the l4'
nounL class Saturday. TURNOVER Is
generally regarded as the better man.
however. and West Virginia chances
n this class Will be l"sSened. Turko-
.ich won his bout against ONO uniHeT-
,ity but lost on a DECISION AT Le"'s"
ZEN days ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
LNSLYD DETERMINED To AVENCE
DEFEAT At HANDS Of WHEELING
Around the Gymnasium

frankie Ford. Goo stewart 1ounE
Roberts. Jackie James. liardhead lEeu-
ther. johnny Easchcr and Joahny
Gallagher were listed as those VINO
had a strenuous workout 'aroun!d the
gym last night.
Frankie Ford. the hard hlttnG
h~"tnavillo w"lter. IL fast whlpPlnE
himself into shape for his s"N round
bout with Suck Freeman. considered
one Of the best boys in Pennsylvania
at $40 pounds, Ford stepped fast
rounds with Good Stewart and johnny
NaSChcr.
Johnny Gallagher. boxing instructor
a. the local Y. NJ. {. a. - confident
that he will stavc on tnc rusheS or Lou
Bcdeli. one Of ~Pt;tsburgh's best at $50
pounds. Bcdell ~ 4 sIashing and tear
jnc-iu lighter and gives action every
minute. while gallagher is or the
clever and boxing type.
Predictions now point TO a large
crowd for tonight. when L number OF
the boys will go through their daily
grind. An OF those who wish TO watch
the boys in action and witness The
smokers on Thursday night ar" re-
Qu"Stcd to buy membership cards a.
once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
Revealing Meanwhile Dead.

New Workers can't become r"ConClIed
to the fact that the Pirates got Maran-
Vile and the Giants couldn't figure III
any deal with the Braves. Post-mortcms
are still going IN in Gatham. The latest
nu,on,y reveals that the inability of
Garry Hermann, Iincy owner. 10 turn
over two high-Eradc "utfteid"rs TO hos-
ton for the "I,ubhit' ruined the l"url-
c,rnc-,d deal whereby cincinnati would
have procured Maranvlllc ana the Giants
would have obtained lleini" iron.
According to one New Yorker. there
vas n time when the deal almost was
'nnsnnmatcd. and eddy enough Herr
ronn was as anxious 10 max" 1t as was
Stoneham and McGraw. The Giant
owners al one time believed that tho
Groh dead was as good as closed. but al
u.,ys Grant stood in the way. : He cou!d
nav, rotrtn a big piece Of money ana
four or five fairly good players or 'he
TYNE Of Neale. Janvrin, Rath ana crane
hut he would not close until nc was HoIe
IN get the men that he was AFTER. nc
demanded real batting strength IN the
.,utJi,.ld in exchange for MaranNl!!c. anu
insisted that the Braves must get WV
ucn in the deal who would he haru-h''-
ling regulars. He also wanted se'Tra'
other PLAYERS Of lesser calhrc.
Hermann. who was middl"man IN inc
deo, was supplied BY a list or prayers
Who wound provc acceptable TO Grant
Among the outfirldcrs mentioned were
Southworth and Nicholson. or Fit1S'
hurgh; McITenry and Heathcote' OF '"e
Cardinals. and several others
Garry worked hard on the deal as lie
! figured that N~aranviHe would nave been
,.rc,t card in Rrdlard and would ful!y
have made up for the going Of Groh' The
,,onev which New York would have paid
as part payment for Hcinic would nave
cnno ~ Hermann and Grant. The On
'.jnnotian had until Saturday a week age
10 rct the players that Grant wanted
when he was unable 20 deliver drah'
rlosed tho deal with Hdrhey preyiuss
by which the Bonstoniaa received
| southworth. Nicholson, Barbara ant
cash for the Rabbit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
Big Crowd Expected.
AGREES To
MEET JACK DEMPSEY
ON next LABOR DAY

New York. Feb. 3.-JcSs Willard Tor
mer heavy weight boxing champion mas
agreed to meet Jack Dempsey. holder OF
the title. on Labor Day. Tex RlcKard'
boxing promoter. announced TO-DAY
Richard made public a tclcSram he re-
cesvod from Willard. who IS on MS
ranch 1T Lawrence, Kansas.
Richard also sent 4 caolesram 10
Charles i, Cochran". English promoter
in Londonl asking him to send power or
attorney to William a. Brady 10 dis
pose Of his (Cochrane's> interest In the
Dcmpscy-Carpcntier bout.
Wizards telegram to Richard FOL-
lows:
Labor Day suits me. In the event
that the bout is he'd in the open think
| should he given the privilege OF 10
rer cent OF the gross. l will pat up Slb,-
Onn a. 4 New York bank rs n forfeit
for my appearance and you Will post
$4,000 TO carry out tho contract. !
want TO know If all parties mca" bus'-
urs. as I expect % continue" work and
want 10 b" sure that I have a match
with the chamnion on Labor Day"
tSigncd) Jess willard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
.COLLECIANS- THETA
MI CLASH SATURDAY
LOCAL RIVAL FLOOR QUrNTETS
LOCK ARMS AT "Y-' TOMORROW
NIGHT.

Wheeling fans are now rejoicing oyer
the nnouucemc Of tho big game ut
the Y. NJ. {. 4. tomorrow evening.
when the Wheeling COilegians VIII lock
arms with tho Theta Mu fraternity
team. of this city.
Although III" Theta MI boys have
lost several games this year. The out
look for future success is brighter thar
ever. and TN team IL confident OF taking
the maSure Of the CollcG!anS tomorrow.
On the other hand. the Wheeling College
quintet remains undcreated and ~
workig hard every evening this week in
preparation for the frat toSsers.
Referee Wolfe Will handle the whistle,
Wolfe. Mt present Is Athletic Director
at Tr!adclphia High school. and a Eradu-
ate Of the University OF Chicago, His
efficient work will be watched closely
by the throng of spectators. which are
expected to crowd the gym tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
WTTENBERG LEADS
OHIO CONFERENCE
Crack Buckeye college Qu1nt Has
Three Hard Games-Meet Miami
at Home Tonight.

S~nriugield O., Feb. G.-WittenbcrE'S
ha sketball quintet has three hard games
on its schedule for the coming week
end. Friday night they will meet Mar:
University at Springfield. Saturday
night they Will journey 10 cleveland
where they will play Western Reserves,
And on Monday night they will battle
Cincinnati University at Springfield.
While all three Of these teams have
been defeated this scrson. they are al
playing Il brand Of basketball that -
not TO be winkcd nj. Coach Godfrey
realizes that his team faces 4 severe
test this Weekend. and he has been put
ting the W~itfrubcrE squad thru tne
hardest drilling il has received th.s
season.
The game with Miami Friday night
will be the occasion OF 3 big home
coming for Wittcnb"rg aLsmmN II
former students. Preceding the gam"
there will he an alumni banquet 1T
which there Will he formed the Nittcn-
berg Alumni Athletic association for
the Development Of WittcnhcCE's grNn:'
or athletic program. 4 record bronx
ing crowd is expected to witness Fri
day nights game.
For the first time in 4 great many
gears Wittcnberg will be seen in action
in Cleveland next Saturday night when
the Lutherans go there 10 play western
Reserve.
Cincinnati! also has n fast and hard
lighting quintet this year. and local
fans are expecting 10 see some hioA
class basketball displayed here Monday
night when tho Cincinnati aggregation
comes here to meet WtttcnbcrG..
While they realize that they must
play their best style Of basketball TO
win their next three games. capt. Dct-
rick and his squad are confident of
maintaining their place at the lead or
The Ohio conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
JeWtraW Victor In
Skating Championship

Saranac Lake. Feb. 3~--Charles Jew
traw, of Lake Placid. earned tn" nat
gona, amateur skating championship
title here late today. by w!nninE the
40 yard and three mile events III the
close Of a thrce-day tourney.
Point winners for seniors in the meet
were: Jswtraw. 10: Roy McWhortcr. Of
Chicago, 90; Charles German. of St.
John. y. f, so; Joe Moore. Of New York
90: Mike Goodman. of Winnipeg. 60. r.
Donovan. OF Minneapolis, 20. and Jack
Stowcll, of Minneapolis. 10.
The big crowd showed u~nh"undcd en-
thus!usm as tho last event came to Il
close. giving Jewtraw the championship.
The popular Adirondack sIrcder was
picked up and borne from the lake on
he shoulders Of his admirers. The $40
yard event was the sensation not only
Of the day but OF the entire meet. Jew
traw. McWhurtcr and German were
punched at the finish and literally dow"
FOR the ape. In the thr"e-mIl" race
Moore was leading the bunch wh,u he
fell Just before the final lap. Marin
brewster. OF Lake Placid won tn" lu-
Nor championship for boys OF ~. Mar
old Fortune. OF boys ID, and Daniel Van
Norwich. of Saranac Lake. took the
honor for boys in the IL year old class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
XIWANIS CLUB
FOR MANNINCTON

snocia1 Dispatch to The Intelligoncee.
Warrington, ". Va. Feb. 1.-En4
Kiwanis club Of Warrington was or1Ans
,zcd here this afternoon with dfty-tMaAS
charter members. The following Or
GERS were elected:
pres!dent-L. s Schenck.
Vice-prcs!dcnt-J. Burt.
Srrrctary-W. y. McAdam.
Trcasurcr-C l.. Snodgrass:
Meetings Of the club will b hesei
every Tuesday noon
c, J. Barry. secretary OF the Kiwh14g
club of Wheeling, was present an
helped with the organization OF ~
club, Tommy Williams. also OF Whee..;
ing, was present and gave an interest.
ing talk. w. l.. McAdam, secretary AZ
the new club. was until'recentiy . WOll
known Wheeling advertising q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
BETHANY COLLEGE
IDLE THIS WEEK
Muaktngum Cancelled Saturday Game
Unhl Next Tuesday-Buland
Sends Boys Thru Long
K

Bethany. W. Va. Feb. Coach 6u'
land put his squad through 4 onF prac-
,ice session in the Irwin gym this after
noon In preparation for the clash with
Wayncsburg tomorrow might. the
Bethany mentor was not very Wei
rlca sed with the showing made last
weekend and expects his men 10 sho"
big improvement tomorrow night.
The MuskingUm game" which was
scheduled Cor Saturday night has beea
changed upon Il request from the Mus
klngum management. n will be play
Cd in Bethany next Tuesday night.
There will BE- no varsity contest Satu:-
day night. This is u welcome chNnHe
for the EuCfatDos as they need ;ac
nractlce. As individuals iiuiand has
a squad Of more h ordinary ca!tbr9
but their teamwork is still pretty rough
IN places.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
HIGH HAS
BUSY WEEK END CARD
Boys Meet Lisbon High Tonight and
wheeling Tomorrow-Gtrls
Play warwood.

B~cllairc boys and Girls have n busy
weekend floor schedule to play OF be
fore starting in their strenuous prepara-
ton for the hard games next week.
Coach Galharcth's boys are working
hard each evening this week as twd
stiff games still remain on this week :
card.
This evening the boys will taklc Lis
bon High school on the OHIO floor,
while on Saturday the biggest game oi
the wear on the Red md Black schedule
viii take place on the Wheeling HiEH
school gymnasium. when the Cold and
Blue lines M against the Buckley" floor
mon. ON Saturday the Red and Black
girls Will also play away from homo
going to Warwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
YANKEES WIN

Wednesday, evening on tho Warwo'd
High school floor. the Ganks H.. C.'s or
the South Side. defeated the Junior
team OF the Warwood High school in n
fast but ather one-sided contest by the
score of l9 to :.
The Warwood team was abb" TO gath
er but one goal from the Held. Tn"
Yankees put up a brilliant game and
passed tho bail all around their opp"-
uents. The Yankees took tho lead 1t
tn" start of the game. and held II
throughout.
H~elmbright. with five goals from the
field. and five out OF twelve fouls, was
the outstanding star or the game. war
wood was eff color in shooting fouls.
caSing buk 60 eot e6 IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
BOTTLE EXPLODES
stone Church Road Roy Badly Cut by
Flying Glass.

August Wilhelm. aged II years. Nv
ing on stone Church Road. Elm Grove
is IN the North Wheeling hospital suf.
fcrinC from Il bad cash on lis left arm
as the result Of q bottle he was tryina
To open yesterday afternoon about 4
o'clock ut his home. exploding.
Twelve stitches closed the wound.
and he is resting as well as can be ex.
pccted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
WHEELING GIRLS TO
SHADYSIDE TONIGHT
Gold and Blue viii Probably Eneoun-
ter sttfest Opposition This
Year.

Probably tho biggest basketball
came for the feminine" Sex 20 be played
mis- year Will take place this evening
on the Shadyside high school floor.
when Coach Flcanor Taylor'S Wheeling
lassles journey TO the 's'dc to meet
,Sa rack qulnt representing that
school.
S~hadysid"'s victory over Warwood.
while the latter trimmed Steuhcnvi!le.
brings the Ohioans' standard up TO h
of the locals. who were trimmed by
S~teubenvll!c. But the Gold and Blue
girls were under q great handicap on
the Stubbers' floor and were also him
dered playing with six Players instead
Of the regularly pract!Ced five.
Great care has been exercised by the
Shadyside authorities in the selection
OF officials. Works Of Narwood will
referee the important game, while
pu6y OF Bellaire will umpire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
FRANK HELME
BETHANY CAPT.

Bethany. W. Va. Fob. Prank G.
Heimc Of Buffalo. y. Y. was elected 70
the manaEership OF the Bethany col
lege track team by the athletic board
OF control In their regularly weekly
meeting yesterday. Hcimc Is a sopho-
more in Ahe college. He was n mem
hcr of thS track team Of the Lafayette
High school in Buffalo n n member
OF the rctay team that holds the New
York state scholastic record. He also
has several medals won in the mile and
two mile events.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
VOICE THREATS
I0CURTAIL 1921 PRODUCTION

eye for his toll. After his interests
taxes and other expenses arc paid. ne
has not enough left to take his country
paper. He must drink pond water go
naked. and be content 10 rcao last
wears almanac. II is enough 10 make
angels weep
District No. .. Athens. Guernsey,
Hooking. Mcigs. Monroe. Morgan. Mus
kineum. Noble. Ferry. Ninton and Wash
inGtOn counties.
"Whi!c some farmers in tails district
predict an average acreage for tn"
wear, many are pessimistic, There -
a great tendency II curtail production.
Farmers in Guernsey county are DIS
CouraCci about sheep md taxes AMI arc
turning to forage crops for salva':3h. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
MRS. CARRIE WHEELER
Double Pneumonia Fatal to Greggsville
Woman.

Mrs. Carrie Wheeler. aged A. years,
living ON r. +. y. =. n"a GrcgEsville.
died last evening at 9:@5 o'clock IN the
Ohio Valley General hospital following
n brief illness Of double pneumonia
and complications. She was taken to
the hospital January 90.
She Is survived hy her husband. Au-
gust Whc"lcr. and three children. twins
having been born yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04

roh Farmers in
'o'umouS' - 81 =" ,no
every section "I phio' ""H'''' -
/ Continuing hiph prices Of many "the'
rroducls. while the things they pro-
5ure have rccatcd 10 low price Levels
,,,r seriously curtA!l production next
u,nucr. II they follow plans set out
In missionaries received recently by
" +. Calendar. federal crop reporter
from his correspondents.
| vnrrssinns from farmers as report
cd ny the correspondents IN many
COMMITTEES Of the state relative {" tA'
| decline in farm product prices follow
, District No. |. consisting OF A'''"'
! Dcilanrc. Fulton. Hancock. Henry
! Lucas. Tauld!nG, Putnam Van "c'''
Williams and Wood couht!'s'
Wheat sowing. 50 percent OF Norma.
Few want Ia rent hi"UhH ''' 80 '"H
crops on account 81 rh'aF gram A"'''
Will be mach smaller crop ms year
Unless there is Il change IN rati" pc
tween prices farmers receive AN" 'rI
prices they pay. they al" going Z" worn
, lust enough 10 pay expenses ann ltt
things adjust themselves. f'Ii"''S
cannot ray wages dcmanded. Never
saw So much unrest among farmers
District No. >, AsAian". CRAWFORD
Eric. huron l''r'iH' ''t"""'
Sandusky. Seneca and !Ahd"l cum
tics:
Farmers undecided as |" the n"Ht t
thing L. do: Perhaps Tie "',Jo'''! wa
follow u,onr old l'n's until n"rinA''N
again appears. Others are '".''"t
down on wheat uHd oats, ana Supst'-
tutIng forage rr"IH. IT pr''"s OF ler-
til.aor. farm machinery. wearing APP
parcl Of ali kinds are not reduced 10
Correspond :" prices farmers receive
many will rails" just what ihHy can use
! letting tn" other is""" '"N" car" VI
/ himself. Agriculture has lew 'h'eh'
tivcs !rft."
District No. .. ~Ashiahui3. Column
biana, tuyaLoga, G"Ausain. I.aKein' Ma
hon:ng, Medina. Portage. stark. sum
NIT, Trumbull and Wayne countess:
"Aarlcuiturc Is declining IN '.iS DIS
trict because Of hiGh cost oi h''P anu
J. materials ana low prices received Tor
| crnpS. Farmers should Curtail rr"duc-
! ,ton at least, 30 percent. Unless labor
! rriccs arc lower. there WEI oc less
! acreage in all crops. We have no mar
kct for wool. yet We pay $50 !" SlVV
for 4 suit at sh"ddy cI"'hinG.
District 40. 4, AuE,amII'. fa'nHaiSh
3 clarke, parkr. Hardin, Logan Mercer
Miami and shelby countess
Farmers are up IN IN" mr.. They
are going t" cut ~rr.d"'''"n n"'n"Se
They nave been pfo4" ''E Ill " '"S''
Help j. too high IN pr''".
, District Nc. =. l'rtAWa''' f"'T"''''
faE"ilc. ~riHnK''h' MUM '''""'"'
Madison. Marion. Morrow f''K"W"E'
Ross and Union counties
"Hclp too high for the farmer I"
, N;., ,,,l lIt, JnNfhILE Tor nlInCTll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
Bright Spots in the Sport Arena

owed Griffith $500 and did not have the
ready cash. II haven't the money. but
WY send YOU a player. How about III"
II, asked Griffith. The Old Fax took 4
cham" In 1916 he converted Rice into
an outficldcr. and lac hit for .299. In
ial7 he battcd for .302. GrIff!th's gamble
had turned out a decidedly lucky one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
Georgetown University
Fire Does Little Damage

Washington. Feb. 3.-Fire OF 9nasissss
n m'Gsp the roof Of the north dormitotI
W Under control before the build
ing had been very seriously dama.saS
It was believed that a rev enouA
dollars would cover the tolAi 100
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
FRANCE TO FORCE PA17uH9.

Paris. Feb. 2.--France still INTENDS po
dcht in full, If her economic condttl0ns
PERMITS of such payment, Premier
Rrinnd informed the chamber OF depu.
les today In presenting the declarati1ui
ri his ministry on the reparations ques-l
1 ion --..H1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
Y M|DCETS BOW
To WAYNESbURG
PURPLE AND WHITE ToSsERS ARE
FORCED TO DEFEAT FOR
FIRST TIME THIS SEASON.
College Quint outclassed and outplayed
Locals Gaining Big Side Of
1882 Score.

waynesburg College forced the w.
Midgets to bow before n s~mothcr!ng at
tack which was led by McLcnry, last
night on the Y. VI. G. A. floor. and a. 4
result the latter team went DOWN III ae-
feat for the first time this year hy a
score Of 1872.
Captain TIghn's boys were clear OF ~
shooting form, and seemed a bit over
confident at times. taking a big lead tho
first three minutes OF play. McLcnrE
Gagged nine field goals and accepted nine
out of il possible eleven chances ut tAc
foul line. Martin Melted five field goals
for the MidEcts. while TiGhe's floor
work was another feature OF the cams
waynssburg (43). ~" Midgets 1927
Lang CCapt.) ...... F............ Martin
MCLenry acknowledgements. Geometry
Hoffman Johnson
Fuman ......... .G.......... CamPb"il
Acklin ......... .G......Tighe N'aPt.)
observation-disclosures for Campbell.
Weishar for Tape. Campbell for. Wcis-
har, Tape for Campbell.
Field Goals-Lang s.. McLenry .; Hoff-
mann =. Martin ). Connolly ., Johnson 2,
T.ghe >.
| Fouls-McLcnry. . out Of II; Ttshc, G
out Of .; Martin. > out OF 3.
Refercc-Boycc, w. II. S.
neutrality-suspicious..
! Scorer-Lustgardcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04
IRON MANUFACTURER D1AD.

Pittsburgh. Feb. 3.-W. p. Snydefs
noted in the steel trade as . H1g TO-
TODAY Mr.. Snyder, who was 80 ye1ty
old, had been i'll for two weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04

SubstituteS-LinSly: B~erresneH. SH.''
ing. Hugus. Stobbs. Wheeling; Na'A'"S'
Cakes. Spring, Ulrich. Robinson
Referee. Nate Borham. a.. ID
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-04

6. II Jackson. general agent Of the
Ann Arhor and cleveland railroad com
nany. with headquarters in Pittsburgh
IA, was Il distinguished visitor In this
city yesterday. calling on a number OF
local railroad officials and talking over
various railroad systems In the eastern
sections.
Mr.. Jackson is well known among the
railroad men having been connected with
tho above mention company for a large
plumber or ycarG. HI was shown u very
good time las. evening at least those
wcro his sentiments. after attending
the banquet of In" traffic club md the
show which followed. He will leave
sometime this morning for Pittsburgh
TO resume his duties.