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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
Medal Round Delays upsctttns.

Getting the neld cleared IN the anna
teuT Is becoming a great task. rms
year the ta,t tunt IL Was held At more
Crutra. p"!U' than ever hefor" brought
10 the championship tremendous ell
try list. ~" larrrs' | have over seen
Although the qualifying rounds were
well handled. rE"rs was TIC usual con
Bestiun, rs ~ always the case on
testing course The result ~ such con-
d!t;ons IS always 80 upset the game OF
some "f! the good players. for yo.t IS
is game 'ha! uIc mus; keep At from
star: ~ aU!-n WITHOUT delay II he is
10 show a. h.s best s!ra0g" as this
may seem - maa! who have not fo.-
lowed e closely.
There arc good ana ample -ea sons for
'his One has 20 Re Keyed NJ :" play
MS best Ramr and in medal play tho
strain IS always great. There IS no
io' mp - u when every stroke 20 be
played may brink ah"u; your c"m.na-
ton. Vnlcr snch cundl'irrs orc IS
keen 20 ~ on the move. Tn. mcuta.
hazard ~ 4 delay 90 great. frequently
sufficient ~ throw one entirely IN HIS
game ard brinc about his downfall.
In my 7rs' years a. E"lfcr 7 en-
cred amateur championships End on
those occasions whom ! failed 20 qua NY
could r.asonihly rlacs tho blame
upon unlocked for DELAYS Conditions
are certainly far ahead ~ wha' they
werR IN fc-n"r lines in his respect.
Yet within N" post two years ! recall
waiting over an hour a. on" tee before
we were able ~ play thn follow ne h"l".
rnno h"es no; ;nhe surh delays IN p
Kind spirit and ono "a Api. r"r this very
reason - .; his thoughts Ee' away
too
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
TEEING UP WITH OUIMET
By FRANCIS OUIMET

break for every entry IN nat!ona!
championship. and Solf Is too clean
gamo fprf golfers 10 care for. or desire
aHythiaEFe,se when competing.
Solution Not Easy.
Perhaps riaa similar To- tina; fol-
lowed In ennis. especially n me
nA:iuna! doubles ne play. might be
wei, worth considering. now that our
golr championship IS becoming more
and more national IN scope. Formerly.
tho great bulk Of competitors came from
the East and M'dd!r West. While this
Is so today a; s.. Louis we found
groups OF golfers. rnthcr than Few In
dlvtdua!s, from various sections cf the
country.
may not he right abou: {: but 7 be
lieyr situation Inc this IN tennis
doubles eventually caused me national
body IN ;his sport 10 make tho ,!t!e
ovcn' .n,erscctional 10 n great degree.
The championship teams IN 'aTiouS sec
Mons and such others as show promise
ri being contenders are only admitted
- comn"ti'Ion Otherwise. the AFFAIR
would Re overhurdc0nd with entries.
Wh!'a W d. lim!; tho entities In our
amateur golf fxturc - those OF certain
skill az players FoI pas noon making
such rapid advances over N" country
tina, Cav CREATE rumhcr OF Non are
eligible undrr This rule than was the
raa" Il r"w years b1"k And 40 rAch
yoar passes th.' number will continue TO
Increase. 50 = would E"cm that a
solution along tho ines followed In ten
MS doubles would Re worth much
Thought
Yet a dtffcu'ty "a seen here. Colt on
testing courses such as championships
arc paved over IA different game
than col, over many other courses Sec
tional champions and runners W on
certain type OF courses would not neCes
EAri,y b. she best NOR from their dis
t-iCta ~ rcpresen: these districts in =
national tourna ment. Thus. one notes
the difnCully confronting those who
govern out title events. Clearing the
way. making conditions ideal. IS job
'ha, carries no soft ~ cCures Like the
Leadvi,Ie story, We might consider tn:
fa,; that the United States Golf Asso-
citation Is doing It's lowell best.
Copyright, 1921. Sol Metzger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
GU|LFORD IS
winner OF THE GOLF
CROWN OVER GARDNER

CT lou. Ser, -S---Iess. Gu'ltord.
Boston Won ne national amateur g7ic
cNanoIorSt =, defeating R"ber' Gard
ra- r>:rago ~-yAn III and six 10 80 in
the 30 -hn'H mai =, the 81. Louis C"un-
trv club
c;unfo-A after oN'airinS generous
Lad o. s,< UP n 'h~ morning round. by
shooting 3 White Gardner failed with
hts pu',er was held even during mo
nrxt nr~ holes ~ the afternoon r"und.
but hy> scoring string o. un5"Nfao'e
brides on no mex. four hoes. n" Re
came dnr,~e snr~a after halv'nE the
2ath Sc, IN 'hrrsa-d v"rsons followed
the match IRIS afternoon.
Gardner. uho won he title IN 1909
and 1915. and was runner UP 20 chick
Evans m 1915. was an odds-on choice
oyer Guiltord. He was ragged on the
green's most ot TIE time. missing M
wards ~ a dozen holeab;e puts. while
Gu,lford. who revrr before Got turther
that the sem..H annals. at which point Re
was defeated b. Gardner in 1915 played
an unbeatable game on IN" green's and
made few errors elsewhere.
TIL. BOSTON PLAYER scored he l"ng est
drive Of tho day. getting 800 Yards on
the ns,een,h hole. where Gardner was
% wards behind him. Gardner had
TIRE, drives OF 200 Yards or more. while
Guilford had TWO. Putting had most 70
do with the result as rho Ch!cagoan I'm
Ita,ed Chick Evan] game Of yesterday
BY missing sho-, ones never. while Gull
ford missed few long ones and almost
never any short ones
The new CHAMPION who takes tne
crown held BY Exams FOR total % four
wears hy reason OF a :wo-year holdover
during ;he war. won T. bY the same
score a. Evans took I II the 1nals last
year from F~ancts Outmet.
In addition 70 defeating Harrison
Johnston. or ST; Paul who had ousted
(Ouime, Gutltord downed Georgs Won
Elm. % Salt Lake cay. trans Mississ-
bpf champion. Ave and fou-. Dewey
eber. q: chicago. n me second round
zee and two and Chick Evans IN the
i-nnals. savrn ard fve.
ailforA Wow no Ne" Hampshire
riorSh,r vh~r > boy ~ Il ard he
scNh sprang tr'" fame as LONE driver.
He has rap'u-e1 ,h- Massa rhuset's am
atsu- and open t''ss ne defeating
Ouirnat IN The fna:s =" has p'ared IN
the nation7l n'HUt s.ver.,. ;.rn-s In the
las, dozen vnara.
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Won BY DAN SHEA

Jersey city ~. 7 Sept. 20 roo Dan Shea.
member ~ the New YORK ar" depart
nent and representative 81 th- Pas;in>
Athletic club. today won I'VE Nauona'
A. A. L. d.cathlon championship with
n grand total ~ S.S45.33S points. Rrutus
Hamilton University ~ Missouri. for
mcr champion. did not compete this
wear. Hamilton won tho cham pionshir
las, year with 7.n@?eS points.
OF the Ave events contested today,
Shea one won ard tied N another. He
was home first IN the lI.0rn metre run.
negotiating the distance in $50 Is. ana
in the 10 metre hurdles tiHd for FIRST
place with w. J. O'ConneN. New York.
Shea was fourth IN the discus throw
With a toss Of lo@ feet. End was second
In the pole vault. He nn!sh"d NTH In
mo iaveline throwing contest.
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While every match proved hard
fought. The Tnden-Anderson co"tcs: was
by far the feature an@ darkness was
lowering near when Tildcn n"a"d Tho
ball for the point that gave Anderson
The match.
The nnal set proved a nt,inE climax
10 an afternoon Of great play. Anderson
won hts servic" AZ the opening aud TIL
den then did likewise This procedure
was followed until the SCI had been
dcuccd many times. but as Anderson
had FIRST service ne frequently hal tho
game advantage and q was not until thu
,wen'y-r!n:h game with m" score l%.lt
that T!lden broke through and wnn An
dersons service. thus placing IN" set
within his GRASP Anderson. however.
RETURNED tho compliment ard Won TIL.
denis service From then on n the
nnish IN. PLAYERS repeatedly won each
others servtca
Finaf', vrrh y game Advantage ~
1871. Anderson combined perfect place
men,s "'n Y double tau!' hN TldHn 10Y
'he gamc. srt and match. "nl sectional
victory foc The west over east.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
BUCKEYES WILL MEET
CLARKSBURG SUNDAY

Tho fast buckeye football team. OF
Rclln!re VIII journey 70 C!arkShurE
next Sunday. where they Will meet tho
fast Athletic team OF that city. The
down state team is reported 20 be n eI-
cclIent trim as we'll as tho locals. who
nave one victory I" their credit, so that
1; VII! be very GOOD Gamo.
Tho local team VIII ne busy every
evening this week rractic!nG 80 that all
will be IN trim To NEE, me down state
boys nr1- Sunday. large number OF
football fans fron1 This district will also
60 with the team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
HEAVY WEEK AHEAD
OF PRESIDENT SQUAD '
SAID COACH NEALE
SEVERAL OF THE PLAYERS LAID
UP SUFFERING PROM MINOR
INJURIES RECEIVED
IN GAME WITH
BETHANY.
Getting In Trim For Next Saturdays
Game When wash-Jen Will Meet
the Fast Eleven Of Buoknsll.

Sr~1al 70 The Intelligcnc-r
Washington. Pa. Sept. rs IN srir"
"F H. hard engagement yesterday with
R"thnny WASHINGTON and jefferson
iaTerS today SHOW ~ very Fer'"Us IN
Iur!"s Wrlderqu'st. Mclaughlin.
Rr"nker' and "thois are nursing nasty
rr'Iis"f and onn or two others have
! "rharley horsrs' and VIII l,kel" set A
r"@t from pra rtice tomorrow The rest
Of ~" squad wiz Iva called - rheir reg
uiar uracti"" tasks tomorrow afternoon
ms '"ach N"ale has h!E under 'aklnE
ahead In preparing for the game with
Burkn"'l next Saturday.
WaTlinrucr and Jeff supporters n
the cast who ara aware ~ 'hc Ru"kn"N
, strength. have flashed the word hack
hero that the Lewishurg team Is ltheIy
10 PROVE n r"al tartar. Last year u lad
emo ~ tho best teams In the east ard
II IS regarded "a Is per cent stronger
his season Ncalr.S system and meth
ula W"-c NJ stake Yesterday against
Bethany. n :cam that football! men wh"
saw m" engagement, assert is one ~ tho
most powerful nEGrNEation, in the
country. Tn" Red and BLACK tutor came
through the same without loss or
prestige
But Re Is confronted with an even
greater tr-' n rho Rucknc'i game X us
team can weather the contest The cad
81 the week the Red and BlaCk sup
p"rtera vii, r. willing 70 acknowledge
him as the football "d"liverer" At the
local institution Neale Is natural op-
,ln!is'. bu; nc refuses to cnthuse over
III" result Of yesterdays game He
said he was satisfied that his team had
\. IN. b.. nf q
players was very ragged al times. He
confessed that much better riaying
would hc necessary 10 defeat RHckneN
next Saturday. and he promises q
strenuous week OF practice
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GOOD GAME RESULTS
IN Tie YESTERDAY
8eorcats Were within Five Yards Of
Line When whistle Blew Calling
0AmS-Sooro o to o.

The fast Bearcat A. q. eleven OF the
South Side met tho Samm:es yesterday
ssternoon and played very tas. game
which resulted In a tie score. q 10 n.
Roth teams had a worry strong line. so
that whom tho opponents would attempt
70 gain somr ground they would gain
but couple OF feet.
Although tho held was very muddy.
al PLAYERS stood L very good and all
played excellent football
Just as the Rearcats had managed to
get the ball within Ave ya-l< 81 the line
with their last down time was called.
which brought IN" game n Nnsh. All
who saw the game said that they wnrr
surprised - see tho hnvs playing such
wonderful football
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FIRST PRACTICE
OF Vance Juniors wtu Be Held Tuesday
Evening At tho rwenty-st1th
Street Grounds.

The VAnce Juniors viii hold their
ers' practice Tuesday evening AZ tbs
Twenty sixth street grounds. All young
men who have been playing with this
team hafor. and want ~ make the team
should hH out 20 practice
Coach Humnci who has coached tho
baseball 'eam viii also coach tho foot
ball squad and promises 10 develop ono
y. the best junior teams IN the Ohio
Valley.
ANY rs or l2i-pount '"am IN me val
.ey desiring a Gam. preCerr'ng mo
S.,.nnl.es or Bearcats. sh"uI get N
."4Cr with Manage" MarchlezsS! by
Ca"tns 264t-J Wheeling.
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L|NSLY- WARWOOD GAME WILL Be
PLAYED FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 80

and l.ns'y sAe:n - be c|en.y Matched
hoth having u"T rr"H 'ae last 70. ans
bee HiEh e":"u.
Waruo., Won 'puKh hattie ~
score e :, .. We Lins.y VEN "Ne
s~;.e- hey making ;wo touchin~n..
scoring g.? io.":~ ard them ae.l he Up
river 'aiI score ass.
tvo,oa,. fans IN ,Ee Wnes.rg DISTRICT
a-n look aE NTH eager Interest toward
This game. since both teams are evenly
ma tChsd
Coach Nus. stated as; evening that
hn Intends = give h. squad some very
heavy and hard pra";.r" Turing the week
20: ;his nari," wn!.e leach Smith NJ!
have his boys on the heId every after
noon prdc'!rInE rams. punts. charging.
etc He Will have N" Green and Nh';e
BOYS n good shape Cor the game.
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OPENING GAME OF
BAUER-TURNER TEAM
SUNDAY At N. FERRY
Whom They wnl Meet the American
Legion Team IN whh. Promises
70 he . Hard Struggle.

Next Sunday the Rauer Turner foot
hail aggregation az the Eas; End, Will
open the season when they Will meet the
fast American Legion team a. League
lark. Martins Ferry
Both teams have been practic!ng very
hard and from az Indications II will BE-
one OF the toughest struggles or the
season The East Enders have a very
heavy lin. this season and have hcen
practtc!ne every evening so that they
Url be in trim.
Local fans are looking forward 10
tk.s game as tho Rauers. who just fin
ished playing baseball showing them
some very good sport. 60 mat they eS-
pect to see tho same - football.
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LEGION TEAM WILL
MEET TUESDAY NIGHT
All Pl<yers wanting Berth on Team
Are Requested 70 Be on Hand
~ 1880 Sharp.

\ cal has Acrn sent on 20 a.! foot
bal p'ay-r- Gaming 10 play with tho
American Legion can, - Wheeling Post
No. 30 h~ a, y meeting which has been
called fnr Tuesday e'eninS az 80
O'Clock ~ 'h~ic Tub rooms. No. 1880
Markc, <.-o~' \. ,h'S t!.r" rom plete
nSem-rts WI, ~ made and tho
squat Wi, h"S.n practice.
The following 80 requested - be
present. James HuE"i. Russell Rosen-
berg. George BeaHS. RcrH.s Gallagher.
Warren PUgh. Joh# curry. James Gar
Ney. Thomas Carve. EUh'A Da:!er. Mike
rafferty, Scrv" H"arv. W'liam Dixon.
Charles Meier. RuG Wagner. George
W. grer Eosd May. Franz Glover Roh-
or, Ho"i - r,u"l Woods. Van Douds
Nathan Cot.sy Gerald rorrey. Scott
MrN!rk.es Car, ktHdHlhergrr Dave
PARKS. Casper shrin. Paddy Burke. Jack
punla,y. James Smith.
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YANKEES WIN FIRST
GAME OF SEASON At.
TUNNEL GREEN SUNDAY.
GROUNDS WERE MUDDY, BUT BOTH
TEAMS PUT UP VERY GOOD
FIoHT-SCORE Is TO o.
First and Only Points MADE BY Han-
KEGS IN ths rtrst QuArtsr-Six Subs
Used by East Enders.

In spite ~ the Cac: ;ha; Tunnel Green
was Yer! muddy yesterday the Yankee
Athletic football squad OF the Eas, End
won their trs; II, tory when they de-
teated the Nya, a &. OF Benwood. the
score being . 20 r.
Both teams were evenly matched and
put up very good game TIL" Nrst and
Nnly score WAS made III ihe frst quar-
ter by tho Yankees. when they managed
70 get the p!Eskn across the line
= The Nyal c,.ven held tho Yankees in
tho middle oC the field after the hrs,
Quarter. and .evera, different times
subs had 20 take the place OF the rcCl-
lars on the Yankee line. SIX ~ the
subs were used by tho Yankees duvina
the entire kame. while the Nyal eleven
played tho entire game
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Duncan Breaks Record
ON West Chester Course

white Plains. ". y. Sept. b~teofBs
Duncan. British golf professional. SET
=. course record Of IS strokes At inc
westchestcr Country club today IN MS
vtr,orious match with Abe Mitchell.
against Charles H. Paul OF the West'
chester club. and Jack Bowling. scars
dale professional. Par Is II: TWO IN.
hol. matches were played. tho BRUSH
nlaycrs winning in tho morning. SIX ana
four. and in the afternoon two ana one
nl,yine out the bye holes.
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Practice Game Thursday
Fast Alpine A. o. Of the soata eaa' ""
Meet the Now Organized 1ts l. O.
Team.

The fas: Alpine Athletic cruz OIL I7
conth Sid. viii moc; the newly orGaniz-
"a re A. c OF the city Thursday eve
,I,,r =. Tweniv.sixth street grounds IN
n practice game. Both teams
,,..r,.I >, nc In excellent trim and they
promise to put up GOOD patue'
NJ Alyiue players are requesteu 70
Woo, every evening Of this week to get
-" ,I,ro ANY las ~ l3o-pound team
8, tho valley that wants game can set
~ rnrcrr WIN nix"n Ivy calling Wheel
ing so during the day.
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CHANGE WAS MADE ON ACCOUNT
OF coHrIcrrNa DATES WITH
wHHELIN9 HI SCHEDULE
Dame Win Dc Played at Fair 6rounds-
Both Teams VIII DO Given strsnu-
Gus Practice During well

Announcement was made AZ evening
BY Prof Gu, /: Hoid"n. - i.'ns'y lns':'
tu,e. 20 the sacc, that the game schad-
u!ed FOR Saturday. when l:ns,N VAS ."
nee, Wavwoo3 Has been charged TO
F'r:,hv. Septewher 30;r. On arc"u2' or
Saturday interfering with the wheeling
H!sh schedule
THIS S,,'re vii: Re p.aYed a; The tsiT
grounds. which Is considered Inns? S
home neld and eSe-! 'hlnE = he!as pu:
4, shsns Tor this ha;t!r Both Norwood
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TIL. editor N question. Ike mos:
others was obliged 20 refuse great
many stories. .ady once wrote him:
'Si-: You sent back last week story
Of nn.un I know that you did nor read
the story FOR as test | had pasted to-
gr.her pages Is. 70 and 20. and the story
came back with thes" Pages still pasted:
and 60 kro& you are frnud and turn
down stories without reading same.
IT.. editor wrote back. Madam At
hreakfas, pheu I "rAr an egS | don't
haze 70 Hat 'hc wh"I" egg 20 discover Il
) bad. "-Wrilsr'S Monthly.
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N, rs. A, DEFEAT
CARDINAL ELEVEN
Cardinals Were Ahsad In First HALF Hut
Were Too Confident and Lost thu
Game by Score of AZ to la

The MN Field At-Star, OF Reilaire.
defeated tho fast Cardinal eleven yes
terdav afternoon a. Mil Field, Rslla!rn.
by score % - - 70 The game wns
very interesting from start 10 finish
and IN spit" cr the wet grounds both
cams played their best.
A, Tho end ~ the first half the Cardi-
mails were leading but in the second half
tire All Stars cnme back very strong.
which put th"m In the led. The Cardi-
nal. ,hen lost interest and also lost the
game.
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Masculine Intuition

Women are the easiest Of ali God s
creatures TO understand Tho phone
rings II Is our wife speaking.
stop on SoIC way home and bring
a pint Of cream.
Home from he dairy with bottle IN
hand the m!ssus stareS a. ia Wildly.
We'll Of az tHirES' what on earth
did yoH bring | wanted .,e crcam. -
Great Bead Tribune.
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Dope gives Pittsburgh n slight shade
tho advantage IN first la SO strength n
the comparison for purroHes or thr
world series 1t Is necessary while
doubt remains az 70 Nnnl outcome or
the pennant races to dope tho position
strengths Of each team which mas
chance 10 get into the series.
This study Of position strength or
teams reveals some odd freaks or the
dope for the reason that the strength
Of a bal player Is not HIS own strength:
but his own as p!tted against III" kind
~ OPPOSITION, especially pitching, ne
must face.
Tho dope figures ~ the four teams
which still haze a fighting han" 70;
tho big rertcs shows remarkably ana II
difference In values OF the men. Grimm
IN all probability IS the most FaIHah'e
Of the four men. hut AZ the same time
when figured as TO how he would PROP,
ABLY hit against Yankee and 'IeN Gland
p!,ching his advantage Is rcduCed.
Kelly, the Giant entry. who probably
will defend the National LraGu" honorf
a, tirst base. ranks ahead ot Pipp by
SHAT margin. margin due chiefly to
his long driving ability and his greater
ability in driving home runs,
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Tpp - Xiehtor,
Tho figures show beyond doubt TIN
P'pp Is not a strong point in the Yankee
alignment. Hs +. a hard working. earn.
rst fellow with q lot OF faults. but there
IS one lining in his favor. and that IN
that whenever he is in there he IS gov.
Ing his team the best he has, and he II
the type OF bal! player who fights hard
est when the odds run against him.
Kelly has n tough proposition f1N-
urcd against the Yankee pitchers. In
fact. the dope does not indicate that hs
could do much against tho Yankee stars
and that his long driving advantage will
he sadI! cut down by Mays and by Heyt.
However, he still has the old wallop, And
in spit" OF reduced average from his
normal National League work he ought
10 land long C:out or two.
cleveland figures almost to . point
where Il did last fall in the world series.
shaded a bit II Pittsburgh furnishes the
pitching opposition and accented bit
II he hits against T0ncy ard Nehf
Tomorrow we will study the second
hasemrn nf the c'Hbs that 'ieu-. n ~
in tho series. have an Idea dat thS
difference ~ ahIIIy oct" cen se.E..
hasemen will BE- much more marked
than that between the first oasemsn.
however. we shall see.
U"o1yriGht. 1921, the New York Even
Ing MatlD
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BAUERS HAVE EXCELLENT AVERAGE--W|N
EIGHTEEN OUT OF d GAMES PLAYED
BUT FOUR GAMES PLAYED AWAY
FROM HoM1-AvEHA6E 7sa
PEI CENT
Played TWO 10. One IL and One IL
Inning Games-Won Two ana
Lost Two

The E7ue-S haseba!. cam 81 ~. EaS'
End announced Their record tor 'H'S
season. watch has seen hroHSh: 20 A
c,o>. On a.,.rua, ~ cool weather They
w., eighteen nu. - 'wAn,S -tnu" games
rleNrd. uri,h gives r5"r' percentage
O. e 80 tbs IS considered exc. !rnt.
The RaUe-< w:;h the.- record. calm
tho cha-ri. Hsa!2 ~ -" valley
F'our rVj ~: f.e games '"St Ne7> H.
II and - Inning la:ils". ;"n ~ which
w~-c Victories 'o- 'ne EaueTS "h'.e
they 'rs, 'He Other ;wo. - - 'N"Mt .
tou- ram~- MAYED ~: hoax we're played
swa, from nomn. - 'ha' ga fans saw
some yea; "as; cawas during The season
T,e :n,a. nGrhr- 90, rams made ~!
the - p ..ra !a::"C =" s'''>oH we're
l2N auJr"s' u e.: -: ''pr""e2;S. Fol-
,,,, -. .na -arN-d
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I.insly. IN It's opening samS o. ths
season. defeated Follansbee By IL 70
score. Both Stobbs ana HAmill, Linsiys
fa., runners. made wonderful Balns'
Coach Nuss was we'll pleased with his
squad.
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