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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-08-04

George Myers, of Canon City, is
here visiting his father, E, p. for a
time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-08-04

party came upon Miss Mae Hughes,
who, with some friends, had started
to Gunnison, but had met with some
bad luck on the pass and could not
complete the trip. Miss Hughes re-
turned to Salida with the Williams
car, and returned that evening to
Leadville, where she is employed in
the Forest Office.
Dick Gibbons was over Friday last
from Bowerman. Said he rode his
burro over, and just below Pitkin
turned out for car. when the ami
NAL dropped into mudhole and he
had to get assistance to rescue the
donkey, as he was unable to get out.
Dick says he would suggest little
work on the road in a few of these
bad places.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burn and two
children are here from Colorado
Springs to spend some time fishing
and enjoying the cool mountain air.
The young son fell the day the party
arrived and broke his wrist 50 has
been unable to. enjoy himself in the
way the youngsters usually do while
hare
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-08-04
GUNNIsON ITEMS

Geo. Perry and wife were shopping
in town Tuesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-08-04
GunnisOn and Pitkin
Items Culled From Gunnison Empire and Pitkn Miner
PITKIN ITEMS

PITKIN ITEMS ,,.
The R. R. Williams family enjoyed
last Sunday at Waunita.
George Myers, of Canon City, is
here visiting his father, E. p, for a
time.
VIM. Potter was over from his
Taylor Park ranger station first of
the week.
Robt. Kyle was down this week
from Green Mountain, where he is
working on his property.
Sunday from Gunnison and spent the
day at the Tillotson home. g esn
Ell Gibbs made trip to Gunni-
son Tuesday, taking Mrs Victor
Little and daughter, Frances, who is
suffering from measles ls
Miss Pearl McWilliams and G. G..
Anderson motored up Sunday from
Gunnison and visited friends here
They were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. w. S. Henderson -sf'
Geo. Williams returned Tuesday
evening from Taylor park, where he
in company with Bud Winslow and
Prof. Krauss of Gunnison were en-
joying a short fishing trip.
Carl Sellard and wife and VIM.
Murdie and wife and mother made
trip to Crested Butte the latter part
of last week to visit their sister,
Mrs. Fred Dice and family.
John Chrystal has been on the sick
list this week, suffering severe at
tack of lumbago. DR.. Hanson was
called Tuesday and the patient is, we
are glad to report, progressing nice
ly
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wiseman, Mrs.
Susie Miller and Mr. Weiss, all of
Gunnison, were up Sunday, guests at
the Pearson home. They all enjoyed
picnic up Middle Fork in the af-
ternoon. .mf
A treat for Pitkin people will be
VIM. S. Hart and Douglas Fairbanks,
in five part movies on August 9Th,
9th and 10th at the Town Hail.. Nc
Gilrs Electric Shows. Also good
comedy reel.
Mr.. ard Mrs. H. A. Burkhardt and
two children and Mrs. John Pearson
arrived Saturday evening from Den
yer, coming over in Velie car.
They expect to spend some time at
the Pearson home. ,W ~
O Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Williams made
a trip to Salida last Sunday, going
over Monarch pass. They were ac-
companied by Ernest Robinson, who
went to visit his family in Salida
and by Carl Hefftner, who was re-
turning to Madrid, New Mexico, af-
ter two weeks visit here with rel
atives and friends. On the pass the
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-08-04

Robt. Kyle was down this week
from Green Mountain, where he is
working on his property. "
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-08-04

FOR SALE:-5o acre ranch, 2h
miles of Palisades. room house, val
ued at $4,000, well built, cellar and
cistern, acres in fruit and berries,
about Is acres in alfalfa, 10 acres
plowed land, the balance grazing,
Cottonwood trees. On the Grand
river, free water, enough for 100
acres. Land all underlaid with coal,
Garfield mine close by. Nice for
dairy. Enough hay for ~ head of
stock. Can sell all produce at Grand
Junction. Price $4,000, $4,000 down,
balance payments. Write August
Miller, Palisades, Colo. or John
Heuchemer, Crested Butte, Colo. st
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-08-04
ACCURATE DEFINITION

"Rastus, what's an alibi?"
Oats provin' dat you wuz at
prayer meeting, whar you wasn't in
order to show dat you wasn't at the
crap game whar you wuz."
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-08-04

Theatrical people frequently train
a monkey to act like man, thereby
spelling perfectly good monkey.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-08-04
Painting.

Painting. Kalsomining and Floor
Finishing
Drop me card and I will call and
give you prices. Contracts large or
small will receive attention. Work
guaranteed. R, HUNSAKER,
Gunnison, Colo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
STATE CHAMP
PLAYS USUAL
FORM IS READY
MISS KATHLEEN GoRMAN MAKES
ROUND OF COUNTRY CLUB
L1NKE.
Coos Eighteen Holes IN 9l--MtsS Stifol
IL Going Good es We'll.

Miss Kathleen German % ?arkcrs-
burg. v.onru's state golf champion. WI"
will defend her Tito against large
neld of lad!er from Charleston. FRrkeTs-
hurry. C!arkshurE Fairmont Hunting
ton, LewisburG and severa other cities
81 the safe next week In the fourth
annual tournament made her hrst ZIP
around tie Wheeling Country club links
Yesterday afternoon. and played the
course In 81 holes. remarkable SNOW
ing .o- one unused to the course.
Another contender FOR the s'ate titIc'
who PLAYED her hrst round yesterday
was Mrs Angus Mcdonald nf CharicS-
ton. state champion in 1919.
Roth ladies played splendid golf ana
showed they arc c0inE 10 ne among IN"
leaders In the tournament
Miss Fritzi S'lfel. Ii-0n whom ~"
local golf enthusIats:s ar" planning th'N-
faith to wrcsj the lille tr"" N'si 'i"r-
I'm mad. - ~onnd ." rho H'uI-o N"stcr-
day and turned In a god S""r". Sh'
.."r rraLpr IN" eighteen No'cs In
pS to 100 regularly in practice ard has
not been trying hard for low scores,
merely Keeping IN form
Much interest IS o"!rc token N IN"
tournnmnn; v aich opens n"Nt W"dn"S.
day aud M doubt thor" vii Re Lars"
gallery Of rans following tn. players
as they progress In tho tournament
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SPECIAL TRAIN Of HORSES ARE
COMING FROM CONNEAUT TRACK
rHoRoUaHBRHDs WILL COME /"
BOX CARS AND "HoRSE PUhh-
MANS" FOR THE FAIR
City II Buxztng With Interest over
Racing Prograrn-aood Harness
Ey-nts Carded

spe-ial train consisting 81 n'tn-
her Of carloads OF thorouShhrcds run
ning horses and two Pullman morse car"
will leave Conneaut Lake Turk on SAL
Nest Virginia State Fair grounds carl
Sunday morning. according 20 a 'e.e
gram resolved by Secretary Swar'z OF
tho association yesterday
Reservations made for running horses
at present show that tho spr"!y "Ts:'
thai will be at tho meeting VII OUT
number one hundred and httE.
Late Yesterday !. NJ. Hickman ana
George Iimmers arrived At the track
from Washington. Pa, with three run
ming horses.
talk OF the coming running races 10 take
place during the state fair ncxt week.
telegram from Ia peaham was re,
ccivcd Yesterday stating that nc Wiz
arrive at the track IN saturday evening"
With q carload Of running horses from
his stables.
r. ". Gerharay. presiding Judge of
the track, wired yesterday 70 secure n
reservation at one OF tho local notes
as he Will arrive hero on Sunday morn
7, Is promised tina. the cards for tho
runn.ne races Will bear famous names
and the events viii take place rain or
shine.
horses
races during the fair next week. the
entries for these closed Tuesday eve
ming but all entries that have been made
hy mail prior 10 that time or given I"
agents before Tuesday evening arc Gig
ible.
Owing 70 the many meetings that Will
take phase next week speed horses OF
al sorts viii he in demand but "he"i-
ing will get moro than her quota ""ihE
To tho untir!nE efforts OF The ta:r mali
aKrmcni and the courteous irca imcnt
that has always been accorded horse
men at the West Virginia State fH'r
track.
Among The entries are the string o.
J. II. Gallery. IittShurGh millionaire
tho Ersltinc stable. Cleveland; j. l.. Fen.
der .: Jamestown. IA; r. S. Smith or
(irccnv!!!r y. G.. and many other noted
hnrSrmcp whose stables have carried
their co.ors TO victory on the Grand Cir
cult
II IL confidently asserted that when
the horses have all arrived there Will
not be stable room enough remaining
TO shelter another Steed.
Even ,he stalls occupied by the work
horses at the park will have 10 DC ht'ed
mn and utilized for the thorough hreds
and other quarters found f"7 th' b>aSts
OF burden.
From conditions at present Z Is an,
t,c!patcd that ideal weather VIII prevail
during the greater part OF the fair week
and II II docs the park will be crowded
on each day.
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~ the greatest hitte7s tne s"H go
has know. but Cru had lhe luc- 90.
hhNh |'u." nnt ~, ~ FiS..'.s
oetoach Couldn't IL was almost Id" /"
able sometimes TO see 'rit 10Y WIN 'fo
great hitter. and on one occasion nc
tossed u ga! UP nnhernanucu hnu "''u
Out thlnK 10 u an" oe'oson e ~
float over IN" iIHte ior tmIEu Ht
SurH tAInsH gre I'hPo'S'"'r " ~, !.
out-ont tneF happ'h. anu
iAey upset az e"tti' ss"N"". u
some OF bns oio sSN3s v. ...
are going back, but tho worst isatuFe
Of tho situation IL tnAt enrVute o~e&
tEsy haven't mot many coming up.
Major league scout wa" has ben pes pes
tSapng around thr lhteTHat,"h'' !ot
we"hs dropped IA the otNer Jay from
looking them over.
h" Ia The hcS' ou'heioer IN tne In
;crnati"nat: ASKED
Frank Schn't' 10 - "t..ou. a,'
!"Stunt -; heSl'" TO-. ti' o''c'asSes
anything | have sen.
schultz. Who VI ~" "' tne greatest
"ut;i-'d"rS N III" DIS II 'hanc" ara
The cabs. s'ill IS ing $Iong. and no
Is OF" OF II" most p, ?Itar men N mo
ircu,t. They hal frank Schultz day
up At Syracuse recently. and all Shan
ca.e!cs. Cnrsh:rc and -tuuurr :urncd out
- see old Wiidtire step around and 70
recall n" days when Schultz played
On their teams.
''NH'tN' va. D. ~ '''!.''' S4.0 '"','N "a
precIa'' d 81 a.! the great players under
Chance. aud at the same time ono or tho
most directive. lie was ueEciNinR' ne
cats" i" always was retirinS. SELF
C:faclnG i"U"w. and un~ OF the rev m Il
players ! ever haN" known who not only
did not care for publicity but disIlk"d
x. lie cooked lnQi'icrent ana "''"h
vas charged with laz!neSs. whereas lie
was about 8 keen 10 win as any player
on tho team. except that m was 100
modest and almost shy to show his
emotions. lie was not understood. huI
those who know him loved him. ard he
WAS one Of tho most loyal fellows In tho
world
which shows his character asked each
q tho hogs on the team 10 write out
the orGsr In which they Ngugcl the
clubs OF tho National would finish. THIS
,Saa during tho sprinr trimming ,easop
S.,hulte placed Chicago nrst and Brook
.vn second
How do You Ngura Rronklrnc" I In
c,r.t:oi LriuS priz",nd. because n, TINT
linz is-noklNn VS. no,oriously weak
"nor't." Srhu.t, rer'ted with his
A~col upstate wang. "!:ut I,umS my
heH, val"
Harry Luir!ev was MANAGING Eronk-
lvn and Senate was going 70 place liz
friend as high as possible.
70 drag into sport In budnesq, and tho
onlv thing worse than dragging poll
49, "a Sn,In.., ,nto .nort I, 70 dag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
JAPANESE HALLENGERS MEET
AMERICAN NE ARTISTS TO-DAY

In - Matches as ne Is N" "e"h".f ~
mo 'h:o' ani hardy a N"-'hy 'lI"-
ne: IF Any e IA" Ani"r:' an.
In se....:rE ;hc American t"a'n ~"
Ha,tS cup committee 90 ~" Lawn E"A-
H., dS-orla'.on drew TiCeH ana '"AH-
r,cn e.: 30 ,!ug."s AMI WlGht"' h!
Washhurn for the doubles. The "5'.'tE
@: these iou; PLAYERS Ia o. s''h 'H''ore
;ha; he Japanese chhl.eNSerS are nov
rated very highly against them by ~
per's.
Kun,agnc and Sh!m!hzu won the right
to challenge tao Ancr!'ao 'eam ny
rh~,r victory over 'Uc AustrdlhsIan team
at EewIr.r, Inst Mt"k. N"maRae WON
TWO s!nslc. matches and ShiM'Hzu '"".
Tho were beaten ~ no doubles event
Wv Anderson e"d Todd.
kunlaran n nuti,r ~ TOXIC. th0nGh
small q: stature the weighs 10" PNHhh'
and - FIVE C"ct tnur incncS In he'"htl.
noted 10Y his endurance and ~" hSErrH'
stverces Of his back "'nTt iiaA. TIC
4 free hitter from n! parts OF ire hA'N
court whether the Ia. '"me> l" i''
cnrchanI OF hackhant. II" always goes
on. for his Shot. MS '"Nlly avn en-
du-an,r making lis a @'r"nE I'VE SCI
D!ayc-
'rl!'rn the acc Cg ~ ~ Nv 'N'''- ''''''
rsrcnds uron II wide variety "f s'FHN"
from, :, low. teasing twis; 10 the 'aA-
non bali straight sh"t' He advances
"a inc net 81 the first opportunity am
de,ends upon his krea; reach ana aEI'''F
IA hl,ck attempted passes.
Unlike Ttldrn's method or hnlfh'"H
ynilr,a Inhns,on'" speed returns W.
hard -rl dec? ThA californian - n"'cn
ror tho terrific speed OF his i"r"NHn'
drive lie IS very accurate" ana pl'ES an
ABRASIVE rau.o. tic Ia w"hN"S' ."
sary!cc but this Is offset by tho power
Of hts driving.
N-liit1nx + one 90 'HN most s"nFn :
,,onal PLAYERS M American courts. u
Is us hahI; 20 tahc ali ground S;rok'N
on I'VE lir, md his accuracy "f ";"'"s
slors often results IN morNc'0NS Place
mcn,S. He serves deep and h7rd =" nc
tir,o following t. N" net. where n!'
rr,lcvInr H. clean rur and dc''$iN".
In Washhurn. Williams MAS an "''o
mariner rar doubles. II" s 1r"n' court
covercr and plays r"-"rNrH Fet
steady and aggressive game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
LOCAL BOY DOES
GOOD WORK With
MOUNTAINEERS
1ussAl Clart, Of T-iadelphia High,
Takes Part IN Strenuous Work
~ Deer Park

Spoon n ThH IHtc .IIHtNT"T,
T"sr "ark. Nd Sept. l-"Fat' Spears
IL s"Is.: to have q fast charging inc
aad practically all of last nights and
this mornings practice was devoted -
Development # tho charge among the
forwards The lines were rc,"rtcd :"
oppose each othc- and single men with
the bail attempted 70 advance through
4 designated hn,c. For Il half hour the
:'ncas was a real scrpnmage. and Joe
Earrick. Joe Setro0 and Russell Clare.
;he iat:cr tho Philadelphia high schoo!
star. did great work both in opening up
mo hnios on offNnse as We'll as IN clos,
!rc them when on the defense. Spears
handed gu: frequent criticisms and Rd-
VIZ" and was rot stInEr IN oausuc re-
marks 70 sor,c ~ mo men who failed
20 show spirit In the work.
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TbarA A.. s,,r. odd frs1ns in base
,,,.,. .,.. ,>,.,.,,,.,,. no s.,,I.n,
OF the game understands. Inc 'eSSh-
swryutn- Of ~ : uV"-ga,r}. series b. tho
Clarts o,cr the pirates whkca :.sat"n-
ed 10 the National ,".,eU" ~ ISL" .,uL re-
viz. the Gy.us a-i'"S e.! Ne" N.~k Tor
,wo yh4mI;uss Ms. - "'" v: t:ti:, ne
-. :" w:tu wHL.u itGgOE,yl has m2uIGd
IL" Giants 'ht. season and .d"t - an
utn.r Net less .stu,, -t."E - iNc Pe:-
tr,Itau,.. e the St Louis cards In
w.,i'nJIuS ;r- tira,r sin STRAIGHT gan. ;
il toUr -tys. Jnt scarcely loss III iceINy
dog - IN" aHtiity OF the weak ana ~
IS 'h:'t>" WAT" son ","s e. "a,
k""~. :" ne -, - WIN Nh =" I..;;,n'
ioN i..,' ;,,ast,.',.,r, ,T,,,rs SIN.
oT'ns ~ ,,' ,,,.r ,hs
,e,rs vh,.. p,t,.au~ch ,,l..i wal,"u the
49, - 80, ,r,,,, - ,raus
So 50" nd ,no ah,li., >. -. ~ E,s-
.hI"Se. ~" So, . ..., ,;,.,,.
t"n cup ~ '"", .Nn',.'H : .'',..' I,''''>
We "'h' me- ',"'> "'."'', "''>
h'r6 go. :" ,i...a ,,,. s.r,,,,
An ":''E ..r ,,.,y' 49,.
shows IN" bass i'r S"'h I!e"NS' ,Is
never reveal any oaS.S aus - ~ s" -,
thIASS. We ".sI'r.E ~ ~
Stance "a, AF' 80 - !" ,. w." g g
sse'' ","!"' - r.1..,.rs ora w..
se",' 49, Wy h.. fs~,',tiN,,.s ,J,r1crs
Cant,
NJ "' - -. - r-arr >
Se hHIN '."> u'-''' 800 d..
tnH n',S -. - e., - g. -,
o!e 10Y ~ t,S' ~ -, 80
eIe'"7.'| I" '" i.,'' .,.,, 80. .
cS'''"S ",, ., 49, 49,, ~ co.
e'c'''e"r - 49,, - 49,, ,,,.Lo.,.
cess II i" '"d''' &c ~ ~; =.
WI" are IN "'' ,,'"r' II! -. -',N -. >
certain ciaoS, al III "''' '1
that team h"T"mH inSHif"d VITA uts
same c"r:t"ncc and ~ inverse E'N"'
the r:"a on ~" "th'r Gun WenN"h
through Lack "t c"aAfenre 3" that
normal advantage becomes ABNORMAL.
Confidence IN yourself wins, and
conhdcncs IN others often gets the
aold brick,
Thor. h,va hsap acme o.rl,iar IN
,,ornas - n, s.hon - tba .rr.r. az
.,aA,,o. arI .a.,k - corricrce
/sa.H - -, .G.,', r-Cr,,JIy cx
,,..c. 49, ,ha tsaa hs
r ',.''t| "%N t.r. 49, , If,.Asr
-, 80 ~, r,..or .,rr,,,
81 e. ct.chf, 49,, -. ,ro-La or ~.
80 -, onsIo.,. - .La,,nreI ;, .o,,e
~. -
o. - -. ra,,.,,,s t,.t-,,es % tits
u.s. roct r,..,r ;,..,.r.y vrn fn- !
r,,,,,,,, nr ,.,.s 90 ,,,h ~. t'ht,.q-n
80 in 30 =, :. ,r I,,,..S Hart n.
80 ' -, tI>,,,,., u.,,,.. -
l"S f"' - '..'. '.". '"''. %"
co"H not E'N" "'\" h'' az nm 80
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q GR|DDERS
START WORK
At BETHANY
BUFFALO CREEK COLLEGE CAMP
GETS SThRTED IN GOOD TIAE-
CANDIDATES REPORT
Bulnnd and Eastortay Will Settle Down
To HARD Work Before the
End e tho Week

Bethany. W. Va. S>pt. 2-Bsthany's
training camp opened here Yesterday
Coach iSuland running some thirty tan-
ddatrs through preliminary practices.
The men partiira tod IN handling OF the
bail. punt,ne. and similar pra.'ticcs cal
"ulatcs. To 2-; them Numbered up. In tho
meantime Coaches Duland and Fla ter
day closely observed the conditions or
thc men.
Several Of the candidates did rot ar
rive until too late IN the day TO partlci-
rate. These will he put 20 work today
and .he end OF tho wecE should 60 forth
training daily on tho field.
Buland announced thai re training
Will n" beth extensive and intensive.
Morning rnd afternoon practic" that
will total around ser"n hours hnrd work
ia the schedule from the start.
Cuba has l.25n, 900 tons OF sugar ready
for shipment
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New York. Sept. l.-apr"arinG for IN"
Nrst I'm. Ls cha,i-ngeCs tor the Davis
cup, lie rnph: c.nb.cmaiic 90 m"
worlds tennis championship, tho japan
csc ,ram vii! meet tho American de-
rc,iders :omorrcw on he courts or N"
West SIDE Tennis club. Forest HES
In'ny Island.
Iris vi. hr tho sixteenth ha't" tor
the interrationa, trophy donated In 1000
hv Dw!cn; +. Davis. OF s.. Louis Who
a, that time shared tho American d"n-
h,es championship with IIo!Conrht Ward
Daring the Iite &C mo "up Il has been
weld ak times by Australian players
Ave times ny Fetish Isles players ana
four tines by tho Americans.
The -...'rhrs hrginntug tomorrow
wiz c-7... %! t"u" singles contests
and on n; doua.es. Two singles matches
arc ~ 'o-uor lows cnrd. tomorrow the
doubles W.T. 70 rlaycd and tive final SIN
S!es VII CONTESTED Monday.
Ire American team Is composed or
William =. Tildcn. of Nht!adel?hia: VIII
Hmm NJ Johnston. II San Franci@cN'
Watson NJ washhurn and r. Norris
Williams. The japanese team IS MADE
~ e" Ichiya KumaGae, captain. He1zo
Snlm!dzu ard Sri!chro Kasht"n. j. -
no. likely that the latter VIII h" seen
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LIBERN-B RESTLES

Arrangements wore c"mp.ecd last
evening between tho managers OF tho
ErestleS and tho Liberty A. G. baseball
mines for u game sunday afternoon on
the Rrestle grounds. THc-o Will no
doubt be a inrEe "-nwd In Attendance
Monday. tho Brestl"s WI clash with
tho Be,;a!r. EH:,es on the Finch Run
grounds. and 'his VII no doubt b an
other good attraction.
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Lee Meadows Blanks
Boston in 10 Game

rhilaArlrhta. SEPT Lee Meadows
BANKED Ros'or. 20 n. In the mrs. ga me
~ rho fnal sc..nS here and tho defeat
OUT the Proves ont =: thiCd place. | n
q! his removal In he seventh inning
.or pinch hitter. Watson held tho
Fh,lnes TO rou. hits. Morgan. VIII" sue
recdcd him. did not allow HIT Only
i've scattered h!;s were made ot Neal
owS delivery. Tae winning ran car'e
n tho second when WrtShts;"n" sing
isd. stole second a7a scored on hcn!iHe
nj; 20 Center.
SEQ ~ Innings r II. F..
ros,or nhN 900 nNn---o II
r,bi;adn',hla Nin 600 nGx-l 1
watson. Morgan aGrI ONcil: Mead
ovS and Henllne.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
Facts About Sixth
Labor Day Event at
Uniontown Speedway
Dat.-Mondav. September 5th.

Place-t'niout0wn, ia.
Gates cueH--s a N. Eastern stannaTd
Race STARTS p. m. Eastern standard
t!n," c,o ,.,a
distance 81 ra-e,-:@5 miles. 9"o !aps
Of the speedway.
Purse ard hrnuE"s ttN.oooon
Race is undo: :%uCtI"n ana 'n!Ss 81
A A-and - rational championship
award event. open u cars OF lso men
ami uuGer diSpiaC"ment.
Referee Frank Roshoro.
Honorary roCrrce-l.ouls CheVrc!s''
p.cemakrr first lap RarneN O!0no!o'
Star;cr--Nc!l Wha len. OF New f"f%.
Srcotal train on Pennsylvania sEp'em
from PITTSBURGH on morning or race:
ic,ving a, 20 a III. Eastern standard
limo. RAISING GrcrnshUrK n a. ~,
In stern standard timc and making al
station stops, arriving ln'ortown az
10 a. = m. Returning, leaves mon
Town. new station At 40 r. M. Eastern
Standard time.
r11ic Hcarra D!steel Flyer
Jimmy NiitOH .......'.': ..'r r"Htci~"
,iimm> Murphy ,Grand FrtS winning
carr ............,... ... ~. =
Ju,rs t.l;!nEhoe .......'''.', = row -,
Roscoe Sarles .............l' ueSenrrIH
Joe Thomas ...........'
Howard wilcox ...,'''''' : l,'''. . -" =
Rcd" Frtt"r1lan .......''' wv,
Alton Souies ...........'''.,sr I.". 80 10y
EDDIE Miller .....'...'.' I'"' >
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TOM HHARNE PLAYED oUAIUHuo
BOUND YESTERDAY WITH
SCORE or 90
Play Starts st Noon Tomorrow-praW'
tngs VIII He 9onlght-riniSh
Monday

Up to o'clock last evening. forty
two Of he best golfers In the Wheeling
distric, had qualihed for the Wheeling
Country Club championship tournament
which Starts tomorrow At noon and 10
10 be finished Monday. Labor Day.
Interest in the tournament Is grow
ing and Il the weather permits today
several more players are expected to
plny their qualifying round to enter.
Drawings Will be made this evening
at tho Country Club, and will be An
nounred tomorrow. II Is planned to nm
ish the playing on Monday afternoon:
julie Pollock, state champion. leads
The held with the low score Of -. X. N
BOBBY" Rownd Is next on tho list with
a -. and the scores range from there
on up TO 100. The following 10 the
entry list to date:
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sUEvIvIN TEAM OF TWELVE
CHALIENaERS WILL : A CE
AMERICANS At FOREST
HILLS
Pour Singles and Ono Match of Doubles
On PrcGram-IntsrsBt Runs
High

New York Sep. ! japan and the
UU!'cI States will meet in ~" rha'l"nS"
round OF :ne Davis cup ,"nn's play on
;Nc courts ~ the West Side cI"b. Forest
HIS. tomorrow. thus completing
series Of matches which began last
June" OF ,he twelve challenging ma
Sons. the japanese team IS mo SUE
survivor and - facing the Am"r'''n
cap defenders IN series ~ nv" matches
WI attempt 20 wrrS, the international
trophy from tho same players VINO
brought ~. cup back from A">trana
IA >: winter.
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no Giants t-or, ;ak,Hc advantage OF
TT, ~i';tsh.~ 4 .;H.r ..'''.t three OF
-. - ~. .u,,, ne; ':"!nes cam" In
-" E.f' tu".as. VA 'h' SuIerH"> re
,.r:r. -. SIDE "a a ,r'riv play. L.'"r
N'..<r. i:aw..r.s~ and Snyder had
Sl.S,Ht IN s'I'VeS>iOn.
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Brooklyn

Two base HIS. FriSch. Wheat. Three
base hts. kitGwH. Stolen base triS"h.
Slryin,v. Gr;:l!->. Double phys Frts'h.
Rawiingsaad N".iy. Triple plays. john
So, and olson. Lett on bases. New
York J. Brooklyn 5. Hases on balls. on
:urev |: Grimes :. Sale" !. Hits on
Torey n !un:nEs. "ft Sale" ) IN ;: :.
90 I,yaa IN !. Struck "u, by T"n"y
!. ~ crimes 1. Losing pitcher T"n"y.
,.?Ircs Mc'Ornl!ck and Klein. Time
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Little girl docking over newspaper
advert .s"r"Hp-Na NINA. why DO those
boarding houses objoct ~ children,
Fond Moihar--I'r sure don't know,
dear Go md sre what ~" baby ~ howl
Ing about and tel Johnny TO stop throw
Ing things at people in the street and
make GeorE" and Kate stop fEhtinE. and
tell Dick II ho doesn't stop beating that
drum 50 hard LII take II away from
him.