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Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-12-08
LOCAL ITEMS

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LOCAL ITEMS
Mrs. C. L. Prince is visiting in CAM
den this week.
Mrs. E. H. Duvall is visiting rela-
tives in Atlanta. -:
Miss Annie Coward, of Darlington,
spent the week end at home.
Mrs. Edwin Malloy and Mrs. J. W!
Malloy spent Wednesday in Columbia.
go
DR.. s. c. Graham has accepted a
position as manager of Cheraw Drug
Co.
Mrs. ]. H. Kinsey is attending the
u, D. C. Convention in Batesburg this
week.
Mrs. G. A. Sheriff. is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Fred Poulnot In Char
lesion.
Mrs. C. L. Dowell spent several days
this week with her sister, Mrs. M. w.
Duvall.
Mrs. McRae, Of Fayetteville, N. c.,
Is the guest of her niece, Mrs. T. P.
HarraIl.
Mrs. J. w. Lytton has returned
from a visit to Charlotte and Mon
roe, N. c.
Mr.. G. w. Duvall and little son,
John spent several days in Charlotte
this week.
Mrs. H. C. Dockery and Mrs. Os-
mond Henry, Of Rockingham, are
visiting Mrs. C. X. Waddill.
Mrs. Lula Brewer, Of Wake Forest
N. c., spent several days this week
with her sister, Mr.. J. H. Powe.
ess
Mrs. H. w. Wannamaker entertain
ed the Bide Q Wee Club this (Thurs-
day. afternoon.
Miss Brunson, of Florence, has ac-
cepted position as teacher in the
Montrose schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Sineath, of
Bishopville. spent several days last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Gray.
Mrs. J. B. Gray and Mrs. Harvey
Stokes and Mr.. Alga Gray from Dar-
lington spent Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. R. C. Gray.
eea
Merrs. Brevard Kendall, John Sher-
rill, Hal Duvall and J. w. Ratliff
attended the High School Boys State
Meeting In Columbia last week end.
In the recent State Biblical Contest
Rev. A. H. McArn won 5th prize and
Joe Lindsay 18th prize. Both prizes
were for the same amount, $40 each.
ess
Mr.. S. K Smith and family have
moved to Cheraw from Charlotte and
are occupying the Spruill house. Mr..
Smith represents Swift and Co. in
this territory.
News has just been received Of
the marriage Of Mr.. Julian Mcleod,
son OF Mr.. H. A. Mcleod, In Tennes-
see. He will bring his bride here
during the holidays.
Rev. W. B. Duncan, of Dillon is the
new Methodist minister for Cheraw.
Rev. G. F. Kirby goes to Dillon.
Rev. J. B. Prosser, who has the Marl-
boro Circuit will remain here
Don't forget DR.. Skies Of Coker
College, Hartsville, will address an
open meeting of the D. A. r. on Fri
day night, Dec. 10Th. The Choral So
ciety will sing several numbers.
Miss Mary Moore was taken to the
Florence Infrmary last Friday morn
ing suffering from an attack Of appen-
dicitis. She has undergone an opera
ton and her many friends will be
glad to hear she is improving.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-12-08
Philathea Class Meets Tuesday Night.

A business and social meeting OF
the Philathea Class of the Baptist
Sunday school will meet with Misses
Benson and Daniel on Tuesday night
at 8 o'clock.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-12-08

Mr.. John Hicksdn, of Rocky River
Springs, is spending a few days in
town. So
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-12-08
MAIL EARLY AND OFTEN.

BY Annie P. Schirmer, Clerk in New
Rochelle IN. W Post Office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
TEXAS MAN ON
BISON ELEVEN
OF BEING LARGEST ALL AROUND
MAN ON BETHANY SQUAD
Has Been Plying Both at Tackle ana
Fullback-Coach BulInd Pleased
with HIS Good work
Special Dispatch to The Intelligence.

Spechl l''SpatCn' 10 no lntcIiI6cH'ei'
Bethany. ". Va. Sept l2-Probaoly
the biggest man that ever dCnned tn"
Bcrhary football uniform Is IN training
here on the campus. Earl T. Broadley
!, the man that hears this distinction.
. - SIX foot four inches In height and
weighs close 20 $50 pounds. Droadloy
Ia from Fort Worth. Texas. and hn
plays both tackle AMI fullback. Though
men OF more flesh hnve worn the Green
never has BETHANY had a man actually
larger than he. He is trained down 10
tho pink OF condition" and his work
on tho line has been highly pleasing 10
BuInnI and his assistant Katy" Eas'
tertny.
In addition 10 ali tho earmarks OF
wonderful football player. Il Is rumored
that -Broadlcy IS a great boxer and
wrestler as well as weight man In
track He is as strong as H bull and
handles his weight with wonderful ease
and s7eed He did his prep work al
Marionv!lia college. Missouri and was
the stellar performer on that team. He
was the athletic director a. Camp Bour-
egard for some months during the WAT.
R-rad'cy is tho mud ~ Iohl Under
wood. bethany 10. pastor of tho Mag
rolin Avenue Christian church q; F.
Worth. Texas. Fcoad.ey has @ 'n"ed an
inclination 70 .nN"r tho mission Neld
and &c taking his prc-m~Iical work IN
rrrrarr,!cn rnr medical missionary
IIc vii! enter the Fresh man class here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
kAUFF
PUTS UP FIGHT
To ENTER CAME

New York. Sept l@.--Supreme Court
Justice Wasarrvogcl today granted an
order requiring the New York National
Liza sue baseball cub, J. II .Heyd!er.
presider, ~ tho National Lea que. and
Judge x " l.a1h!s. commissioner or
nrEan'1ed baseball. - show Nus"
u ednnsdry IN surrenl" rourt why tN"y
should no, be restrained from interior
ing with The spVea ran . Of RenHy kaun
on tho baseball he,d In performance Of
hts contra.i with IN" New York club.
Justice Wasserv"r~'lso granted n
temporary injunction raining the dc
PENDANTS FROM !N;cr. .ing with Kauf,
and preventing him from appearing.
rendlRg q decision on the argument
Wednesday.
Counsel for Kaur said the ball player
had been suspended following his al
legged Implication In tho theft Of an
automobile. and that Judge lands and
the oth~rs concerned had continued In
their refusal To allow Kaur :" play. de-
srl'. the fact that he had been acquitted
since by jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
L|NSLY CANDIDATES
MEET COACH F. NUSS
YESTERDAY MORNING AID YAAo.
rICE WILL BEGIN Txfs WEI
or A LIGHT NATU10
Hard WORK VIII H Started HsN WesA
a. Tn,t Team Can Get In Trim for
onenine uo1ns win Warwoo2

A large number Of the Linsly Can.
ttda,cs for the football squad met
coach Furman Nuss yesterday 1t a.
1trsIy Armory. Over thirty reported
all Of them very healthy young men
from which Coach Suss expects 10 MAKE
q very good team. All Of the stars from
las, wear who did not graduate were on
hand. =.
coach Huss expects to have one o.
~. strongest teams that Linsly has
ev.- had on the field. Two OF last years
nl.v.rs who Will be In the ba ckheid are
carl Hamil and Captain Stobbs, Berren-
arm ut center and schenerle!n and Al.
h,t,on at the terminals. Others who VIII
play an important part in the sport van
b. seabrigh,. Comack. Jack Hamil. ski
ling, Collins. Seranni and many others.
Only a little light practive viii %
done this week getting the boys IN
shape but starting next week they wl
h. nut down TO hard work getting reaoy
for the opening game which will be
with Warwood. All Of Linsly times
played at homo will be on the .Fsif
Grounds held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
LAGRANGE Nine Win
FROM RAYLAND A. c.
oAns Only went Hint rnningS 81 40.
count OF Rain Which Intorfsrrsd-
BoorS was I to 8

A largo crowd attended tho baseball
game played Sunday afternoon when
the La Grange A. c. defeated tho Fast
Rayland nine By q score OF TO }. Tho
game only went eight innings at which
time Il was necessary for tho umpire to
call both teams OF tho neld on account
OF tbs heavy rain.
Boyd and Fcrshach Of tho lagrange
nIne did soma excellent smuggling which
won tho game Graham tho heavy hit
ter for tho Rayland boys managed 10
get one homo run bringing In two
scores. All enjoyed tho game worry
much.
Tho scors BY innings and summary
La Grange .....l % )
Rayland .... o 0 o o o q IA S !
Summary: Two base hita--Graham m,
Forsback. Boyd: Throe-base hitS-Shll-
lnEs. Homo runs-Graham; eacrInce
hits on Green :. or Schukle 9: Base on
balls-Boyd- odgen; Struck out-by
Greene 9. BY shrukle; Hit BY pitcher
Lewis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
TOMMY RYAN WINS. MAIN Go
OF LEGION BOXING MATCH

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
PLENTY OF ACTION
GIVEN ". Y. i. SQUAD
AFTER SUNDAY REST
COACH SIZE rs PUTS BOTS
THROUGH SIGNALS, CHASING
PUNTH, PRACTICIHo
BLOCKING AND
PUNTIN0.
Cravsr Handled ouArtSr-OlArks on tho
Line, While Howard 1t Guard Did
Little Work, Due TO injury
OF Knee
BY L. W. souTE,
RnnrffnH Hditor OF Tina IntalliG enoAr.


Deer Park Hotel. Md. Sept. l2.-Run-
ninE through signals In squad forma-
ton. chasing punts. rrac;icing blocking
and punting marked today's training OF
the West Virginia University football
candidates
Coach Spears gave the boys plenty
Of action after their Sunday rest.
There was no scrimmage following
breakfast. The boys were taken 10 the
feld. where two hours were spent in
busy work Coach Spears uses an idea
Of his own for the morning workout.
tho boys being compelled 70 work
without their jerseys, After lunch
there was the daily lecture and at
o'clock al! were taken TO the Acid.
Tackling the dummies for half hour
was first on the program. followed by
hunts. Tho linesmen were taken 20 one
side, where they ware drilled In block
INK, while the ends we're given plenty
Of practice passing the bali. The sig
nal drilling was snappy from begin
ming 10 end. and the coaches and spec
tators were we'll pleased with the show
ing.
Tho program WAS erased with SpearT
fRvorite grass drill. Red Craver ham
died the quarterback position In good
form this afternoon. while Russell
-la rlee WAS In the line nj guard. How
ard did llttle work. OWNS 20 the In
jury TO his knee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
Presidents Working
Hard For First Game
With Bethany Eleven
BUFFALO GREEK LADS REPORTED
TO BE IN PINK OF CONDITION
HoR THIS CAME ON SEP
TIMBER a..
serimmAEs Practice Inaugurated at ".
J. By Coach Neale TsstsrdAJ
With Auoh Green Material
Jpecial 10 Tho Intelligencer.

Special TO Tho Intellgencer.
Washington. Pn.. Sept. l2.-Washins-
ton Il Jefferson IN football Is con-
rronted in its opening game on Satur-
day. September -. asains; Bethany
With one Of the hardest opening en-
gagements a Rcd and Black team was
ever forced 10 meet. With new corps
OF coaches, an almost entirely remsdo
team and a host Of green" material.
the Presidents realize that In meeting
Bethany less than two weeks hence they
will more than have their hands full
Tho West Virginia eleven from the
hanks Of Buffalo creek bids fair this
year 10 he one OF the best the insu-
tuition has ever turned out. Tho team
Is almost entirely veteran aEBrega-
t!on with the addition Of number OF
stars from various preparatory schools
who are forcing the old timers TO
show their best PAGES 10 retain their
grip on the various positions. Also a
number OF men who wcre out for sea-
son or two after showing ability. are
back In college again. Altogether Beth
any has ono Of tho finest asgregattons
OF players that tho Mountain State In
stitution ever possessed.
Coach Buiand last year made splen-
did record with MS men. lnis sedSon
he has assisting him tho old Pitt star
back Katy" Easterday. who Is recos-
n!zed as one Of the finest specimens
Of backheId player that Glenn Warner
evor produced. These two mentors have
been working now for almost two weeks
with the material and are said 70 be
doing wonders. while avery follower OF
Rethany Is looking for victory.
w. 4 J. !nauGurated Is scr!mmaEs
practice yesterday. Coach Seale had In
tended TO got the scrimraEe practices
under way last Saturday. but minor
trturtes n several Of his most prom
tsing mon prompted p"stponement Of
this work That the Wash-J-ff tutor
believes he Is going to have one Of tho
hardest engagements Of the season with
Rc,hary Is indicated by his ordering
secret practice from now until tho
Wednesday preceding tho day ~ tho
game. Neale IL a natural optimist and
a fighter all tho time. hut he admits
TINT II his team cannot hurdle the
Rcthany tiit. his men do not have
great deal Of chance to make credit
aba showing through the remainder Of
the schedule.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
BELMONT CO.
FAIR HAS Bic
RACING CARD
81. CLAIRSvn1E PAN sTA3f1 TO.
DAY BUT THERE Is NO AAo1
UNTIL WEDN6SDAY
Some Of the Best Ysoing and fre<t1e
Xorsss In the Country AES On
the Program

All plans have been completed for the
Belmont County fair which begins to-
day 1T 81. Clairsvil!s. II the weather
permits It Is thought that the fair viii
BIO one OF the biggest successes In the
history Of ST. Clairsv.lle. President L
y. Borgs and Secretary John D. Hayes
have been very busy and have every
thing in shape for tho opening.
Tho fair begins this morning and VIII
not come to a close until Friday eve
ming The racing card this year u Dig
ger and better than ever before Zone
Of the best pacing and trotting horses
In the country will be seen on the trsok
Tho races do not begin until Wednesday
afternoon with but two events. while o.
Thursday and Friday there are three
drawing card.
Tho following entries have bssa noAs
for the two races Wednesday:
a+o Pso>-PuSSs $50
Nobodys Child. b.s.. BY z. C. 1dk1~
ron. L. H. BoylsA Beloit. Ohio.
Arlo. BIZ, by Arlo H-Gsorge Bal
FAINT, Fairyiew. Ohio.
Rarden Bencher. br.g- b. xoSSS-
RAYMOND George. Quaker city. Ohio.
Mack Medium. b.g. BY Dr.. "yuaa-
Shook & wallace. Wheeling.
Con.rd H. sr.s. not givsn-Joh1 -
erie, Beallsville. Ohio.
Goldie Fla. b.m.. by DfllarA P-~C J"
Grant Wooster. Ohio.
King George. BE- b. Don-GsRSs
Bonirant, Fairview. Ohio
Sweet Alice. b.m. BY Lord Kooers-0
G.. rr!ce Steubenville. Ohio.
John F., g.g. BY John Burne-a~ y.
Bumgarner. ST ClairsvillA Ohio.
Evan Exchange -- oy FAR
change-E. e. Shaw. steuoenv1lN' Onio'
IIiov n. by Wilbur Brook-G
2 Shaw, eteubenville. Ohio.
$3.50 Trot-PurSs 900
Rsx Guy. br.g- not gtvsn-N '"
Scott Wheeling.
King Burns BIZ. by John suns-C
A, Harris. New Athens. Ohio.
Dlrectum Mack, hr.g" by Directam
spyer-G G. Price. Steuoenviile' on'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
BAUERS TO MEET
Past Dsst End BaSsbAn 1SaA WS0
Have Football Squad This O>Ae.
on-HAys Some Good 3AeAS1A

The fas. Bauers Of the East End eeve
sonc a step farther than most OF the
baseball teams in tho Ohio VALLEY,
They have already organised foot.
ball squad for tho coming year and WI
hold a meeting TINS evening At 1870
o'clock IN their cluorooms.
All Bauer players and any othsr pse.
sons who likes to play football should
be on the Job as there are number OF
very important matters which viii b
taken up at this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
TICKETS GO ON SALE sATU7DAY-
ExPEOrs 4 CROWD OF ABOUT
10000 OR MORE FOOT
BALL PANS
PRELIMINARY GAME WILL PRE-
cEpE THE BIG GAnE-FAn-
MONT AND MoRGANTowN
TOWN HIGH SCHOOLS
WILL MEET

ere~'a' rr<0a'~A - Tia IN.elliE~n"er
Norsa-,own. S"@' l2.--Tlans - take
care ~ 4 crowd .: .r1 ;housand people.
or .hs sane number witch packed South
So rsrk ,ast 'aN when he teams met.
haze bean completed by the West Viz
g.r!, and WESLEYAN a'h.~''c authorities
Or heir a.teeH,h annua! E-tf:ro7 en-
E, -e,uAn: At South SIDE Park. Fair'noat.
OF Saturday. Sept. 24th.
:. = planned % place tickets on nle
-or hts annual Mountain state grid
ciaasl, on the coming Saturday. Sept.
l-.r p, M ?. m. ard the pas.eooa7ds
VII Pc ~ sac at FairToat. Morgan
,e,rn C,RrkshurE Suckhaaron. weston.
Grafton. and a big disposal Is expected
~ nat, from tho Offices OF the untrer-
s!,v hero and .rnn Wesleyan College at
BUrk,aunor.
p,~rr,o- II. \ s;aashury visited Fair
rr,Ht today and completed ARRANGEMENTS
ro- he erection % the $500 temporary
seats which added 20 the 1.Sn0 already
a. he park ard tho $500 - be shipped
. from Tho university here. will S:ve a
70. s~at!-E a?ar!.y 81 MIN" thousand
with provision for tEA erection 81
Thousand ADDITIONAL seats n the end Of
,rs held { 80! are found 20 oe neces-
sa-r
SaIn0 Oo ~
f'o- ne Hrs. time IN several years
prc'!m:na-~ football game will pre-
cod. the Mrur.a .nAer-We<lcyan clash
F'aI--,or. H!-h schco. and Morgantown
lf:uh school, TWO OF no leading scholas-
80 ",.yca % the valley and certainly
.w. - tho NOS: popular Will stage their
annual Na:tIr Immediately preceding tho
Varsity crEaScm"n;
Roth these teams have conducted
training camps this year and are said
10 have teams far above their usual
s'r"nEth. n both MorEantown and
Fa:-r,ont unusual local interest has
rsAr d"v~ioyei - tho representative
h,gr school aleHAnS. and II IL believed
That re scholastic contest Will prove 70
r. oli.e a magnet ro- the fans % these
Two cites. IS vel as serve 10 prevent
,hA rsue, crush ~ ne gates a. starting
.-,.a yo- he h!r co-tcs, 81 scattering
40 .1rong over period o. :wo hours
IN entering ;he park.
interest In Game Grows
T-,s-es, In th!a annual state classic
ha4 haAr a. son~wha. lowsr eoo than
reiar during he summer months large
=. duN - the ak ~. organization AT
Eceinvar bat in - last two weeks
r,a,'rrs =. -. Mc.hot!s: school have
s.~a.Rh,cHA6 .her.c.ves out and Il Is
very ohy!cu< - ,hos~ who follow tho
".,side' GO: Mountain state football that
IVES. Virginia g - 90. \ severe test on
h~- opening date
II Sri,a oc this Jack 81 sarly interest
hovevn- 80 ,ort that ror many years
ras, ,aI< cor.es. has stood supreme In
~. .a,r-es. ~ Mountain stat. fans has
rc,..'.el :, hundreds - Inquiries for
tickets from a. section, Of tho stats
AID :. - Confidently believed that last
wears recort crowd cr ten thousand
neorln will be e1ua,Ied II not surpassed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
Seven Cities In 0. Y.
Press Soccer League
LEAGUE WAS FORMED YESTERDAY
WHEN SOCCER ENTHUSIASTS
MET IN sTEUBENvILLE
ahelpnIa ana Moundsvine Werr Both
Representsd-ofhcer to Be Elected
At Next Session

Special TrSratch - Tho Tn'elI'ronoer.
s,ruh.rvIls. Ohio Sept. - Seven
c,,ye. IN mia a~rtiNn have cn'rr.i teams
IN wha. IS :" no known rs IA" ohio
Sallc, Press So|crr League. which wa"
formed nj n meeting Of SOCCER enthusi-
ss,r Mold a. Ioca' hote! today. Thu
teams entered arc Stnuhenvi!lN. Mounds
willie, Philadelphia. Fn'ianshee Tllton-
Willie, Amsterdam md SRl'revtIie.
IN. charter is 20 Re left open tor twn
o- three weeks and i !s expected that
F,s. Liverpool. W"!rtoH and possibly
on. or ,wo o'h"r ri;'"" in th'a section
% me valley may cn:"r. Rules and
regulations VII =" drawn Up 'a'"r
Ornce-. are - hc "'e':"d a. tho H">i
,nsc.Inr OF tha league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
MATTED for Watson IN the TN.

Two ia So hits: Boeckel GlaTner. Cut
shaw Three base hit, RtGoe". Sacr''
Aces: Carey. CNitshaw pouh'e pays
Grimm to Maranv!Ne to Grimm; Sarn-
har, % Grimm. Lett on bases: Boston
&. PITTSBURGH S. Bases on balls: or
GIazner |: linn :: Hits: on Watson 5
IN innings: Morgan In 3: Glazner 8
IN s 20 out In tho 7th): Z!nn In :; l..
pIybee In l. Struck out: BY Watson /
Glazner ?: L. Btgbec |. Winning pitcher
Morgan. Losing pitcher zinn. Empires
Har, and Brennan. Time or game 40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
BASEBALL CHALLENGE

III. Cambria Colleries baseball tam
Of shadyslde is without = game re- AZ
urday. September II. They would M
10 hear from some fast team In ehs
valley. preference being given 70 the
wellsburS Giants. This game will haSs
70 be played away from home. Tor
further informa ton write Paul ". 0h4|
ow. shadysids. o. or call ShaAySi4
$751;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
FOOTBALL TEAM FORMED
XAs Many Open Dates and Would Lhs
70 K~Ar from Teams In tho Ohio
valley

Tho Brilliant Undergraduate. Of Bril-
liant O.. have organized football
team for the searon and would Ike TO
hear from any lt6 pound team In tho
Ohio Valley for game. They would
Ike to get 4 game for September @5th
At which time they will open the season
on their homo grounds.
Some Of tho teams which th.y would
like to hear from arc Yankee. TIT.
Angles, Benwood. HcMerhen. Warwoni.
Rayland. Weirton, Follansoee AMI Wells
burg Games can be arranged by writing
% Lawrence Lisl~ at Brilliant O.. or
calling Brilliant No. {
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
BUGS AND BRAVES SPLIT DOUBLE1
|NARANv|[LE'S DOUBLE AND ERROR
WON FIRST FOR PIRATES IN 10TH

split todays oouoe
IN hfeen innings and losing
the ..,-.,
double and Gbsons error at the plate scored
the n he
Of tho box In the seventh
visiting
center scoring
whe od % be a
sn,hwo-h collision with Powell in the h game ahd
forced 20 retire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
one ou. nh.n Winning run scored.

Two base hits: Na-aUritIe :. Carey.
Robertson. Stolen base. IaTeE. Sacr.-
fcrs. pcschger. BtSheH. Ti"rner. Mar
suv!!ie Io' per. Double play. tord' !"
Earhars to Holks. l.c:t on bases. Bus-
ton >. Pittsburgh .. Bases on balls of
Ce@.hger /: Cooper l. HTS: or Oesch-
vcr in B innings: Braxton ~ "ut
IN she S;hD. Scot, n :: Cooper in
s IL. S:ruck ou;. by Oeschger :, Scot:
Z. Cooper !: adams !. Winning pitcher
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rHAnR INJURED

Cleveland. Sept. i2-ManaEer iris
s7eah.-. Of tho Cleveland Indians. was
NJ, with the team when II !eft hore TO-
n!rh, for rs las. Invasion Of the east.
Breaker Is suffering with = confusion OF
the right knee joint. sustained yesterday
when he tHpped over frst base "A ST.
Louis
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Rlrringham 2: Memphis L
BIRMINGHAM Q. Memphis }.
Little Rock 4: Nashville IL.
Little Rock q. Nashville 5.
Atlanta 3. New Orleans :.
Chattanooga I; Mobile 2.
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KILLEFER TO MANAGE
CUB TEAM NEXT YEAR

Crr~aS0 Sept tc.-Tatcher VITA m
E!!le:er today signed n contract to man
sSe the Chicago Nationals for the 1921
.ea-or. william Eecck PRESIDENT OF tho
club announced tonight.
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Today'B Games.
ST. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at New York
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
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ful waiting Tor chance to land tho
haynaker. but succeeded in landing ono
terrible Clout I" m" jaw that n"ar'y
settled things again.
Tho eighth h.;an IN rattlirG fashion.
with Sheyiin's loft In full play. His right
worked terrible havoc. but Lux kept II
harnessed IN the critical places. So the
Cleveland hn,tlrr was depending mostly
on his snuthpaw. Lux began 10 revive
toward the end O' this round ana heIhn
PLAYING on IN" ribs. l, was ShcN In =
F"una pE E'""e'
The n,nth started with Shevlin tear
ing tho Gay.ightS out AZ things. Io had
I.uv stnCIHrlrE Fur Cow seconds. but
Lux stayed gamr,v tn. A. tho FIRST Na-
Tortunlt, ne landed on !>h"N'ln rms
troublesome rish'. and IN" fans began 10
encourage body work. ON" yelled
Work on his Wlrh ana ~ response
Lux pusNe! in another """ mat made
ShcHNn reel ana me nous" oar HheN-
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| Today's Games
] Brooklyn a. ST. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
| New York at cincinnati.
| Philadelphia at Chicago
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