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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
BALA-$l0,5OO

10 room house, h..w. heat, cleo; COZ ',, H..
,l2T. shade; .irvRtPd; near -. ard trnI, e."
g. T.. PE rEllS & SOY, COS CIlES'rNI'r 81
EI.ROS F,-Cv,onial; j chambers sIo,uirf.
porch 3 ba!hs; mo4crn throughput; ga
rage, lot lO1'E 100.
=. 5. ItAvENS' %, LAND TITLE BLDG.
,'NNNNI,- Colonial; CORNER IrcailoI; n,,,r
station; chambers; 3 b;elhs, n,oL.rn
lhrOugh0ut: q rage: largo lot.
+. 4. HANEES 20. land TITLE BLDG
cot NTRY MANSION Tor sale or rXrhanCc.
SUIT any purpose y 936 ledger OFlco.
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OAK LANE

n. BROAD 81.
Eight rooms. hardwood floors. tiled bath
kitchen. inclOsed porch; and car CARA,
rent 800 per month; sample house. 6s3s
Proad ~. For special terms go" Foste,
on premises. oak Lane 1891
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ALLAN LANE

RCNoGA!L@W,.--SEGtae ??E227 4tt3o on lot .,,g!2&
"enur"d. i 397. Ledger Office
YOC OUGHT 10 buy ting acre to build Your
ideal homn Or; price only tl@0O. on month
~ paYTn"ulSi worth 5000. + 3g6. Ledger on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Observation-Disclosures
CYNWYD
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WOODl,lN

WOoDLYNNI2. y. J.. .17s Elm ave.--EIght
nne condition; must sell; leaving for the
south; $500. UNITED INVESTORS CO.
SIN and Penn SITS, Camden. y. ]. Ben 1912
VI. Key. 1923 NJ.
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LARGE LIST TI aorlE |Sf' q MIIE.F, PFEt,F. =. homes
crIrApT CIAGHORN Nm ann IT..
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business Properties and stores
NTTCRNEY-AT-LAW
l5l s. BROAD ST.

GARAGE or factory for rent. 1223.27 Ham
iton; 1,story building. 4lNs7; heating
HARRY T. SAUNDERs. 81 s. 18th ct.
NEW sacsroom and service station; 3OS.10-
- y. 18th St; 5lXsO: second floor. 25X5O
HARRY n. SAUNDERS. 81 $. 18th 81.
ELKINS PARK--GaraEe or repair shop; hot.
water heat, cleo: Tear capacity; room for
more r. II. Snit2er & Co. 1000 NenanEo.
5o7 OLNEY ANE.-Sutable for any bus!-
ness. Arrow Realty Co. 523 0lncy ave.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

I HAVE a client desiring S-story house In
JOSEPH i. o'NE11L, 5ls6 Walnut st -
CLIENTS waiting for mod price homes i'ii
sections Of city. + 3O3 1sedEer Onice
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TNCONY
TIOCiN
Observation-Disclosures

34l5 y. 2lST-3 sty.. porch fine cond.; h:
W. heat and clrc.. lOf. and baths; vacant
crcn sun. T.. r. Martin. l45 y. 5i'h.
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VICINITY 5IST s SPRUCE STS, - ,rErc.
story SEM J-dotech"d. ho'-warsr heat. tIe". sI,,s
trtcity hardwood ho"rs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01

Lsths; NV. heat ci",t ,trtr; ssh and 'iiTH H.
rrn ncighburhood. price SI3 600 WIS, pIIt,I+,.'
peaI Estate Co. 5000 Baltimore Nv. "'''
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f. c. Won HELFENSTEIN

l784 REAI. Estate Trust Ht.DG.
HIGHLAND PARK --Excrp,ionaIly we,I-Duilt
Bungalows, opposite Country Club; = I.nre
of transporta ttom; minutes from thcsc
homes at Goth 81. Terminal; thoroughly
modern; living room. with beautiful stone
fireplace. lHrE room, breakfast nook.
Kitchen, 9 chambers and bath. hot-water
heat. hardwood floors. gas and electric; ya-
rage privilege; 10y .4Oxl3o; price $G075; "a M
pie house open, SHERIDAN 4 MCCOUBRIl
GiO5 Market st. IanS Az. Omen Sundrys
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of2 :. PAN3N ST.-S,H rooms and ba,r,
gain for !uiG.! sac; -,,-
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HDSI,I-N
building Lots

NEW BUNGALOW ! rooms and bath. large
attic: good lot; only S35OO. SUBURBAN
land co, 2GjG Germantown ave.
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SANATORIUM Y iN&2SNEX SS,I !, N ,MII13KINu

NEARBY ON PENN. MATS LINE
- rooms inc. ; hths. - hr"plar"s, o:...
."Ct aires "i hlrac'L'" grounds; no" Of.
' L PETERS g. SDS COS rHEST% ,r O.,
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WAYNE.
WILLOW GROVE
NEW JERSEY -srBrRpAN

BUNGALOWS and houses. $1,000 up: real
>, OnrEoins. GOESSLER. Hathoro. Phone
lIatiOrO 10.
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NEAR DEL. RIVER EDdEW;' !

l5-room house. baths on second floor: all
cow; garage. greenhouse; nearly an acre In
GeautilCI lawn. flower and vegetable gar
dcns: shade and fruit in aburdnnCo; photos
PETERS y SON,G0S CHESTNUT ST .PHILA
BARGAlN-2l2 story brick house RUINS
,arse attic; garage: will fTanCc; trolley to
Camdcn: n0sscssion. Middleton 1903 Walnut
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bedrLoms; lot 100 It; Al condiiiuI'. ~. ;
..sslon: reasonable amount OF ,asn. Wio w
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OLD HOMESTEAD
NEW JERSEY FARMS
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

I HAVE DWELLINGS in prominent Sections
OF city, with all modern improvements. to
exchange fpr good model machine or dia-
monds. u "lI, Ledger OniC".
MODERN ". PhiiH home to cACMaIge for
suburban dwelling; nOf oyer $S0UQ.
kc.nhHrt 1925 Chestnut -. Spruce t5"2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
Tough Shedding for
MaCkS for Two Weeks
East End Nine Has Pour Hard Games
For Next Two week-snd-Mound
City Niue Today

Tn" M,r"nk"yS haI" Il stiff quartet
%: S.m,.- h""N"d ter the next ~"
w."k -.rr- hut 'h'. Paramount contest
- trar TINS :it"rn"un with the strong
M"un,~,lll" \. = - Mound$vill". The
Hu'ut t'i@ .tr;h was h.f,;Itnd IN a
,.."i.' :. ia. a. Tunnel Gr""n. l::-H but,
M. MARKS ur. n"' expecting any easy
= kIug i'.S at'"ru""n.
TE.. .N"InI~Il.i" .tuh will 30
STRENGTHENED and " il probable. ina:
'u. lir.-Ir VIII y" = mu,h stronger
nu" lhan VIZ G~.d On m" local ft.ld
Eng. "r nuEau Will probably hurl
;.Ga.r,;i n,.~-'.rtI"n 81 IN. MuumdSN,ll..
;,%cer" cation probably smith or Hon
ct N"r,
Tomorrow afternoon a. Petersburg
m" Marks "nGTtr" IN" strong ln'i.prn
dent OF 'na'> town IN! on saturday.
Jun. u. (" 10 Washington in 4 return
r"s.r,.r.r' Wl'h IA" strong Tyler
Tubes tn" Tuh"rs took /" G;,,u.'
.r..". Il. N.,"N, and "rlN ThGrSdL =
held tn" Semi-pr" hampers - the
'."riG ~. Mn>~'i."u Ar;,thcnS.- =" u =
q S"or"
sunday. Jun" =. IN" Mrr"rk,lv VIII
l." 1T hnm' n.."itng TIA" last Will bur;
y &. and ihIS should -. a good irh "
ing card. inaSuUch - -. ''-'i"r~
hSinc Randolph. the big Bethany Col
l"EA rit, her. down with team :" A"r"
Z. EainSt tn" Ma"k%
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
BISONS TAKE THIRD STRAIGHT GAME
FROM METHODISTS ON HOME GROUNDS
RANDOLPH AND SMITH POUND OUT
BoMERS WELLS MYSTIF1ES
MErHoDrSrS WITH HURL1NG.
FOURTH GAME WILL BE PLAYED
ON BUCKHANNON LOT THIS
TERNOoN-RASDY 1s To
PITCH.
RANpoLPH'S HOME RUN IS EIGRTH
OF sEASON-KNOwN AS BABE
RUTH OF COLLEGE BASE
BALL.
So, 81 n.~ra'' = - l. %. - -.

Sr,,.a. n~pa', :, -. i %. s'''..:
E.i, K.rrrr.a. " " -.
,...:i..g,..- hr$chat ..',,,n clin"hcd IN" West
VirEtm.n .hL;i i."rI-'...i '';'
n.,n.: T., ..,n!.us ,.s' W">."NHa '".!"S"
nm. "a " 80 = d.i,,,t N ""' 90, ~. h''>.
hl.. .an.S ~.'1 t,r. H. -'IS"E
&, n.n~.n- :,,i,, Gnni'' h"'t'nN
m. hrd -. :rr'. IT,. E.-,'n~ SPIT ~"
,:,;,t.. ,..r...- CA -, N"rSaa'"wn H".d
..,rt;.r "a ~. ~"t>.'. wh.'' Wesleyan
hns h-. p u"f,.,;.I hire" times nov.
The rl,n. VA Featured by ~. hard
and persistent hitting al ii"' visitors.
l:"iAnay started SCORING n IN" second
inning l." gaih"riuG Nv" h:nEl"S OF
N~h> ,.l:N.S!..~ resulting N i"n tai
ll"S. wh!,H another WAS added III IN"
.rurrh AMI 'Wn more IN n" ufth.
Wesleyan 'a.,L. - ~" """r"> n III"
>.coaH ana rh.rd innings. After the third
nuiuG. W".'S :"r ih' lie: hauy nine held
tn" Mr,hodIStS ~ his merry. keeping
"A" Few hits W.T. scattered and p.aHinS
hard bail all tn" Way.
Rand" pin added another nom" run {"
h.< record to-day ny hiti:nG "u" on, ~
:hr Iot in ;hH tjftn inning ThS mah"S
rs total .irht TOY "a" >,rS"n auh adds
:" his u.,Anau" The EIh" l:u;n -;
""l'.-;' ha>"ha::" Sm;'h ~ BETHANY
also ,"rn"r''G Nth q, hu i"r - r.rvr',
n no :yurta IuntnS In" score;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
"PLAy BALL"

TIC IN sHiE,Ii teams "r"aUrE"'i j., ,h''
Inmates "f 10 NIr."IS stat f"nI''n-
t!ar!pS arc al rr.,dv .rr ~ ~'.IS"n.
The r.aVrr- NAV no. nlah" amy home
runs. hu' thy @r" @"m - :n~id" t'a.!.
The" nn" - @t"I. bases. hUt. unlike
Other TRAINS. the w"lIid rather h. "u'
than know tha' Whey Ir" >Hf' They
would rather hv "u' than q" an 'h!nS
els" ard n" most "nvi"h pn>l'Inn IN
n" team - n" ~hnrtSt"p Th'r" ar" 4
lot ~ OUTLAW payers in the lineup. but
they are al under good long term ''"n-
tra''r \ear!v al % them went wrong
IL ne start hrIt acme Of them arr try
ing 20 play right.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
! ! ofSport
by NA% S.9-M4~>

odds laid by the bookmakers n New .
York and pari mutu"l odds shows fairly
we'll how strong the odds are.
on one race at Louisville recently Inc
mutuelS paid sl0I TO s. on morse.
Prices on the same horse in new iork >
were limited TO 20 TO !. On ahother
race a horse was quoted to by New
York layer of odds and paid @22.lo 10
s. at the track. Yet the suckers mop
for il. even permitting the bookmakers
In make their own odds. instead or Will
ing for the pari mutu"l odds:
The "oral" System Of Odds.
A. Belmont Park recently three book
m.,kers on the lawn within a few yards :
az each other were laying to !. 5 to
and IN | on the same horse. The per-
son betting ut the track might. by press
ing through the crowd TO some oook-
maker ne knew. have secured the 10
But the handbook crooks. OF course.
take the lowest quoted odds. The ma
, Ioritv Of tho handbook gamblers IN New
yorL accent one newspaper. which
caters ;o gambling rather than To sport.
90 IN. "ray-oft sheet" The odds quoted .
m ,ht paper almost uniformly are either
tho lowest seen at the track or i'll some
cases even below that
As an instance. the other day horse
/ called Sennings Park ran second IN
big handicap. The odds az IN" track
! y1ri.d from IN TO 50 TO TO win AND
! from & 70 10 30 | place. The book
, makers paid off a, 10 place
What chance has better. facing
heavy odds in picking the winner. IL.
: after h. wins. he loses 81 per cent. or
| more OF what he should have won!
! On. Of the Reasons.
! 4 hookmakers friend OF mine. who
| doesn't call himself that. but says me-
, il "intcrcSted in laying establish
: mrnt" argues that il ~ necessary lot
! the bookirS To reduce the ODDS underN
! The oral system.
"a friluw trying IN make book under
! ,h,. ora, system must lay his odds tigur-H
, ing on a heavy loss. through failure or
, w,lchers to make good their bets. How
heavy The loss through failure or oral
hrticrS TO pay when they lost depends >
upon the layer. when we first started
the losses som" days ran into ~ per
| cent. Of IN" total. fellow laying
against all Corners and not carerul To-
: MAX. certain III identity and the repu-'
ration Of the other is liable 70 get
burned up by tho crooks who bet WITHOUT
any intention Of paying If they lose.
! Thar. have been some tremendously big
sums lost by bookmakers by wclchinH
| Gamblers But | do not know or case
! or a hookmaker wrlching. this ear at
| least.
III affects the odds. OF course. For
: IN. nuhlic has 10 pay the losses. and
the thing works out just as the honest
lash customer pays the bills Of dis
/ honest credit customers in grocery
Additional Sport on P11s MI
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SEVEN HOME RUNS.

Ph,iad"lphia. Jun" :. TO-. lhilad' !phia
rsta b!iShrd Il season record and "Tua ed
tn. ma jur ,caEu" r"C"rd ht registering
Sryrn runs n its - Ia = Nir'"rT Over
Dr:rn.: TODAY. \ drIN" Inin the h!'ach"tS
hv Blue in the tenth mad" INC total
for n, game eight Dykes and N"i'h
nj, tvn zach and Perkins. puKan an"
= Walker each hit one. Three were MI
off Leonard IN the nrSt inning. three OIL
homer TO deep rCnt"r came on one !"
the NINTH = Walker drove in SlN runs
with his "ircuIt hriN.. and Il d"uh'" with
me bases nIlrd. Score by innings:
X II l.
il.troi, iii 10 2nl-- -
rhila,i.Iph.a 5nI 0lt @2A--l5 Il
Leonard UuiI.ng. cole and BaSsk'r.
\n.i nr Harris anL Perkins
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Lorraine SHADYSIDE

ON" nr rh" best srmI-pr" attractions
of the Wheeling district tomorrow viii
h.. th, clash between IN" l.rrRlu" Coal
and Dock Company min" and tE" Shai! :
Sidr rlnr on III" I.uraln" grounds. and
followers "C 'hc diamond sport ar"
looking forward 10 Il good game
Hrldrlharh Will probably huri for the
visitors whit" Matthews i "Np"rt"d 10
hr called upon !Or mound duty for III"
l.uraIneS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
LOCAL BOYS PLAYING

charles Milton. son Of Mr. q. !
Milton OF Elm Grove. anh Bob Riley
also Of this city ar" Two Of Wh"'iinI' :
representatives on college" tennis courts
this Year and expected Ia arrIr" home
to-day for short visits.
Milton has lIui"d - h'rth on m"
Syracuse net squad whii" Riley hats
been serving we'll ON the M"unta n""rs'
SQUAD
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STOPPED. THE RALLY,

St LOUIS Jun" " ';"urE" Smith re-
i3cv"d Huhh.'ll on IN" mound in m" 9TH
inning and stopped 81 Louis rally
Philadelphia Winning. 10 :
With Il man ON second and third and
one out. Smith nrCHd ia" u"Nt twu bat
tors a. ground out Sc"r" by innings
l. II ].
I7rIlad lphEt ... 10 Hl' -" ~ !
st Louis ~ ln2 0ln unl |"
Huhhcli. q. Smith and BruGG!. I"trI-
ca and Dilhncf"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
PUNCHED HITS BY THE GIANTS
WITH PIRATE ERROR WON CAME

Pittsburgh, JuH'.' .'.-- nv H'N 49,"
Giants won ih.' second gam" ~ N"
~rr."~ with rIt:shurgh t"da' 'hf"nIh
= combination "f hitting hN "a" '''hntH
uuI l""S'' rlal n; ~ m" I'r''"" IA Ill"
ninth. when Il" Ma Workers. hr"k" u
-. and SCORED 'nr," runs TN ~'"r'
MAS :" ! T"n"I h"!d TN IHr"i'> >"
four hts. hu' rs worn was urrhiN ANY
better than Iiam3t"1$. VII" u"td M
NI%It"r~ :" N,N rit>. ;hr"" -; WIN w"r''
S,'r.tttnrS Score
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rw" na>. his LEWIS. Ash. Three
haNr hit-S,arh HON" runs Smth.
Randolph sra, n "u'--Hy Wells. :: by
ASA. :? Ha>, ON hI.i>--E l.. Ash. !. N!t
by pitcher. Dunn. =: Wells VIII pitch
Ash Passed hnli>-IohnS"n. stark.
LIT "u h,,S"S E,'hanH. :. Wesleyan,
~ S.o,"n bass --l'attrrSon. .. Brown.
smith. Wills. Sacritic" h:i--J"an I'm
p;r..-.InhuNon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
R. & J. TO MINCO

rhr fast Ross and Johns baseball
nine Of Martins Ferry meets It's hard
'.>l "ppun"nt 81 III. season tomorrow
afternoon on IN" MinGo lot when tho
Ming" .Athl"tIrS Nrli H." rn"t Capt. y.
E.rh'' Of IA" Ross aud Johns Will prnh-
ably H." f.aSInn "u tho uurinu " hu,'
Woods will le hcd in reserve.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
SIXTEENTH HOMER
FOR BABE" RUTH

New YOri. June 3. Bah" Ruth mad"
his sixteenth home run # III" season
today IN the Yankees game with -
Louis. H.. rapp"d out IN" homer il
the sixth inning with =" one on hnSr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
Tennis BoomB at Coblenx

Tennis hI> is established Iit,"
among the men OF IN" American Army
. "I Occupation 1t I"h!"nH. ';crmani. -
, | Was informed ny NAL h"!Ur" g"lni;
abroad. And >Inr" my arrival n Frame
ms t;tr; has constantly been hrourh;
. I" oar attention. In fact n" Amer, hn
team consisting Of Mrs. Franklin |. Mai
!nrs l.. :. W"m"n'S champion. Miss
Edith SiEOurnry, Arnold Jones ana my
self. al. "c us now being IN France :"'
the hard rour; wur.I~ championship
, matches. has been invited t" pay "Nh:'
ht:on ma trh"S for IN" entertainment -!
! "a" army AT tnhEcnZ.
Tha; tennis - r"ln& h& with "Hr
, boys IN Germany is r!c.:!y pr"N"'I wh'l.
the facts are lad bri"r" On" During
, the past year I ana reliably informed
tina, the use Of many courts around Ia"
city has not proven sufficient for "IIr
nerds The result has been that Srv"ra!
groups nf them have been constructed
in ,arious districts. In addition orders
Ncr" recent" placed FOR $"v"ra, hun
dr.d rarurI,i> ami a generous supply ~
balls and nets. l. was ais" n"'"SsSIrN
four our forces T." "mpi"' German
workman as Il r"strinr"r anu %'u"rLi
rrI.I:rcr Of tennis equipment =" thd; ali
! material would not only l." IN nrSt 1t SS
ShaD" for II" opening "I IN" srlSSon
hut would l." L"pt that Way throughout
the year
Major General H. r. Alien. who - in
command nf IN" Am"rlcan Army Of n"-
Cupati at t"hcnH. Is l!k" most ilu.'
soldiers II great h'iI"N"r IN athletics
Quito naturally h' has encouraged IN.
tennis movement III All p"Ssihi" way :
Some further idrH mt ia" opera tiouS In
this cunnrCtI"n a. tohi"n2 may be
gained from i communication rr>'
received. part "f which I quot" Il. TT
lows:
How the Army Docs II.
"Th" seven t"I.n3s courts nnt
about C"hi'nz for Tho u.s. "C the NIn"r'
IAN forces ar, now open !" Players The
courts have been put mt" nh nrinn
during TIA" past month and AR" ready
TOR Use. Will" THY az" not IN h- h'Ni
"f shape. !!tt!" mUr" w"rk and pay
tx OH them wilI hrIuG 'n"m hr'n -
midsummer form
"Ot the seven courts, four Ar" ~
CARNIVAL Island, tw" ~ R''"rsrd,' and
one at ErSthall" Tn. tour -; tn" Isl
and ar" IN good condition tins season
and II Is worth n" trip "u' there :"
play "n them IN ca$" IA" others arc
crowded Th..~. viii l." open from ON"
every aiirrn""u untII dark tn" lHN"r-
4idr ruurrS and m" f''sthLii" courts
will l." open from ten III IN" m"rnlnE
until dark TIL" ,'hi,f Nthlrtir Officer
Will submit hours for Playing on th"S"
courts Il, AN carly ilIt".
These courts WI! Civ" ample Orpnr
tunitN for n" racquet w-"lh"rs :" IN
dule" III their fINorrte pastim" Will"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
WON BY THE BROWNS.

New YORK .Iune ".--Sev"n runs IN
n" fourth !uniU@. 'hr"" Of them 'A'
""~u,t 1T W";z"i'S HON" run. enabled ~.
lnu.S -O defeat tn. Now York Amer
ans in Tho second gam" Of ;h":r series.
q 70 s. The Yankees fought hard '"
~ rr,cmc this hnnul"Lp. hut EUrw'i. r.
H.y.d DAVIS In IN" eighth and retir"'!
Pinch Hitter Rnih and rrwStrr win thu
ba sos tui! Ruth HIT his iGrh HON" run
VI the season. Score by awnings
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Balt.m"r' s. Jersey city |.
Reading :. Newark =.
Eunnln 4. Tnr"nt" :.
E"rh"Si"r Syracuse postponed, ram
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Two base h:l--Rr"SSh.r. I."?t on bases
--lIoSton. \. tinr!nnaIt :. Eases "n
haus-OT MdrQuard. h.S'hS"r. =.
Struck out. by Maruuarh. I 0'S"hG"r.
! impress R:Gl"r and Moran. Time
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The Standlngs,
Today's Games

E"Sinr AT tinCinna'..
Rruoklyn at Chicago
New York At PITTSBURGH.
Philadelphia ~ 81 Louis.
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Two has" h.tS-BurnS, ,S"hmrd'. Mar
anVillr. Three base hit King. SaCri-
i.ccS Carey. Hamilton. k"lly l."tt On
bases New York. =: rIrt Shirrh. =.
BLSr< IN hr.I~ on Hamilton. !. struck
nu;--HN run"S. q" l'mrlr"> N"' or
mick and Hart. Time -.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

New York. 1. lTti -hurEh.
I:"S'nn !. t':urinnNt. ~.
Philadelphia. Il -. !."uis =.
Chicago. /. iir""hIEn. =
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

Boston. :. Cleveland L
ST I.oulS .. New York. s.
Chicago. \; Washington :.
Philadelphia. u: Detroit :?
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OESCHGER TOO
GOODFOR REDS

,rncInra'l. O.. Jun" 8 O"Srhr"r heh
cincinnati !" four h;l> to-day and Boston
won. Ia NnrHuari was Int hard.
En-htr"'S al around playing featured
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

M'iwauk"' -. Ind .hnar",a :.
Minneapolis i. Columbus ..
81. I1ui .. TuI. do ="
karSH@ cav To-. l."u!SNIl'" II.
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TGdaH'A Gam es.

s.. Louis AZ NV York
Chicago 1t Washington.
p"irn!t ~ IhIlad" pima
Cleveland ~ Boston.
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Talking with a bun"h Of bail players
the other day. tho conservation drifcd
around 10 ,n' great number o. long
hIl4 in ;hr gam, in the last TWO years.
Every man IN the party admitted that
tn" bail now IN use is livrlirr than IN"
Old bail, hu' thu d"riArr tha; does not
account for AL IN" long hitting.
Fac. -" one remarked. THAT the
pitching - not ~ good. and th"r,' are
not ~ many good fast pitchers. Ths
! cutting oUt "r rh" splitter and ia" sinner
: and n lot Of that kind Of pitching forced
l., lot &c pitchers t" drop back on curve
and speed mi = ,"' -! ;n"m haven I
%"r either
! Tin. fac: ;nai hey knew IA" pitchers
. haven; - much hn" !Il"'i many o" m"
h:tr-rS win confidence. | kn"w on" or
! tvs" wh" used - h" plat" shy. and VII"
! pulled away from faSr pitching. :ht;
iarc taking To-" holds and standing up :"
IN" KIND o., pitching they no" get. Mt
;ur;l.y ina! makes ;h"m hit harder.
| "Th"r~ = another item You over
! ionk,-.'' r,mark"d another player.
| "'rha, = M. C.Irl hat - lot "f pitchers
| who hay" fast balls ar" afraid 10 U.S.
; hem. \ fast ha'! which is hit hard -
; liable Ia result IN n inng nit. The ma =
1
: pitching. pr course. il i pitcher has Il
: Jum;, on has fast ON" n" is not IN mu'h
| danger If hr.n. hi i"r h"m" runs. hut
| If NJ. hasn't nc knows thr: IN" driv" is
! lab" l." <" out Of the lot. :" b" slows
ny and tries 10 stop long hitting 10y SLOW
| pitching Even pitchers VIII" have
! something IN IN" fast on seems I"
have lost their confidrn"c in = and 30
not u~r it a. much I'"rharS when the
season gets Older and n" old arms
warm ZIP. ih'v will check = M. Just
/ now 1 = field day for tn" sw!nE"r$.
HOW Can You Beat Emp
! More persons ar" PLAYING N" races
! ihIs -rason man | ever hay" known. A.
! H. T.. X ueel to sly. no on" standing
, IN his head ~ top OF IN" St"epic Of IN"
! F'rS' M"'hnL:Si church can get be-
down Erttln. q: TN" New York racks
fha~ rrarhr,s such tremendous proper
Tons ;hat tn" track and JOCKEY rluh OF
! firEfl< are making strong efforts 20 re-
: Str.rt IL - within decent limits ana
! have frownrd upon gamblers who wager
, huge sums.
! They are. Of course. trying I" protect
racing from crooks know tina inc
! biz danger Ia IN" sport g rom nc lei
lows who he: thousands on a~ra"". bu'
! who protects ;hr poor LITTLE suckers who
, l,c: their lwuS and fINrs in poo.ro"mS.
| Th" huukmakinr system under the
New York oral betting" plan Is p"rhsHS
he strongest arm robbery now IN rA'
! i~icnr"
Under tho var muturi system. where
'hc betting public makes its own ndaS
, III" player has y nrhtins "han"" /" win
! Hul N me "nral betting tn" odds are
- outrageous that only IN" h:S opera
Tors nave any "hanr" al AL, Maturity
IN, r-r<"n VII" bets on any rae" has inc
odds acrnSt him. \ comparison or th'
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta 4 Nashville -.
Birmingham u Moh,h' II.
Memphis : Inlitdnnn:a 4
l.urr Rock !. Sew Orleans I.
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FABER EFFECTIVE,

Davis. Burwell and S"N"rr;1. li"!
collins. S'hcchaS. Quinn and s hang.
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Cleveland

Ir--Eat;"d Cor Johnston ~ TN.
- -- Rai."i :ur Smith N ItA.
tD-- EIttcd to- tov"i"Skl" IN htE
III ON on: Whom winning run srmrr
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