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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07
HEWITT QUITS
HIGH SCHOOL
CAPTAIN ELECT OF FOOTBALL
TEAM FOE 1921 WILL NOT
RETURN
Played Tackle for Three Years and
won state and valley
Honorg

John Hewitt. caDtain Of Whec'In:;
High Schools next years f"olhall tea N
viii discontinue his WORK ~ the hi=n
school and Will not be back /" sch. 'rl
next year. according :" 4 S'a'"m"n'
made bl Mr.. Hewitt i,~' ~i,nIu.:
Hewitt mas played ~" 81. nir p"-i'i"-i
on the team for tn" 'aSt three y"rrS
Las; fan he was >".."l-d 81! IA. inst
all stat" team ana on n" all Ohio Va
Icy '"anl.
Mr. Hewitt: sad. when asked WY ~
intended To QIit school,. that b" d u n,.'
wish to commit hlm%cif at this iIrnr
but few matters have arisen 'ha'
make |, necessary 1ha' no discontinue
his school work ~ Wh"".in: High II
g irnprubah,r thai ~. " ~ enter smother
hich school. although = J. 'h"uvh, be-
may continue his school rar"rr 81 a
prep school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07
WHEELING WEST LIBERTY CAME
ENDS IN ARGUMENT IN SEVENTH

-
Coach Rogers says taat IN "'" ~
these prot" t.. he IT"teH''"
against clos" 'eclS'"hs' Du' '""''''''
'"lA' '",l I'm" - F"'''"', ,,,-o
~; N me ''\thth INNING 90, ,.',,,,s
cN~7ciS"" rs T'%h' '" 'N' ~, ','',,
",r'''} ~ h"H"' WIZ" '"' 'cHo''
above
t".urn Kn.mr. stated, upon MS re-
turn To- nv rity last evening. ihai ne
Was una!'" 10 'nhc i iWM team /" IN"
Normal Gown. u" S'N''' '\''",'"", 49,
being ~. and "n'N '.Sh' ~ me team
'""nt, - could hc "\'I'C". h' N".>
aa.n. p" ~a!s. ia;rcr han d;Sarr"lh'
60, \rrIlt'.'''~. ""H -" aHi''H'"'
- .,'...'. ""'U' ''".'' " Ross anu h'"'
r.... 80: wa. w"i".,
y. '<lrul.' :. 80, stated the umrlre
exc. .,. u;o>r satisfactory. and ihni
.. III :, ri:n, 20 OrGcr a PLAYER or
9. r.rv He a.so added that
H.~u..nrrs wr:,. p,avIn. men over
,l,n \,.,y \thIai;c \sSori.ll ON
nj Ina: ,.,pcL Rogers h:msr.: hat
.......J nj; .,,sor
'r-.. Whcriiu. rna,r holds tina: Whc,,.
~; ,uu,!ii have been - en- IT," iori'!''
-, It, n" Was; l.ihr:;y b"t> wh:"""
..,; ;,. he'd and no; Whcr.InS llieA
III =. me- stated w.t. Wh"c1.nS $r':'
a.. on" IN ne trS: .H;inS. the H"r>
i"..lt"S wer" blamed N thus frame
"ui:" .tc '''" ana ''''" S''''" q"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07
POOL ROOM MEN
HOLD Bic MEET
NORTHERN DISTRICT or W24S
VIZ GINA STATE BILLIARD A.
ISOLATION FOKlCHD HR1E
r. J. Rock, Jr., of Hatrmont, Il xlscto1
President; c. q. Miller - Named
SECRETARY

Twenty-Five prominent POOL room
operators Of ClarkSburS. Parkersburg
cameron M"undsvilIs. Fairmont and
this city held The first organization
meeting OF the northern district or
the West Virginia state billiard aSSo-
v.rtion at the Mcclure hotel yesterday
afternoon.
r. !. Rock. Jr~ " faIrmont was
chosen president. and Charles H. Miller
pr.min"n, rIirm"nt attorney, was
elected secretary.
Tho meeting yesterday was Tor tho'
purpose ur organizing the northern dis.
trirt II West Virginia. The state as.
soriation WIS formed March 81 Of this
year ut Il meeting held IN Charlcston1
and sine" then district organizations
have been effected.
Yesterdays meeting was addressed By
W. II. Thompson. national assocta tlohi
organizer. Of the Illinois Athletic club
OF Chicago. who illustrate the need Or
state organizations in order to carry ouh
the national rules. and for other bene-
IT.. - be derived from such organiEt.
tons.
Thirteen officers are elected In each
district. nrc S!d"rt Vice president
secretary. ard ten representatives to
the state association. The first three
are business Incn NOT engaged In any
Why in billiard room operations. Wills
ten may be operators.
Another meeting will be held withih
the next month At place to be an.
nOunccd later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07
U16PRE BoNAR, OF GLENDALE,
GIVES GAME TO NORMALITES
WHEN WHEELING PLAYER
IS EJECTED.
BOTH TEAMS CLAIM VICTORY
COACHES PARTICIPATED IN
GAME-COACH KIM
MEL PITCHED.
UMPIRE ORDE RED WHEELING
PLAYER OFF FIELD FOR USING
PRoFANE LANGUAGE AND
NE REFUSED.

IN" H'tS'%'' sanl' oe,"'Fn ""''"'-
h'Sn Hca"'' ara "'>' ''''-H ~" '''
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t.:Nc3;: Va" f'r;"'"i T. So -''''''
ScH""! I'."H IN ''" %" '''. "
''""3S" Nih'''' '"'''' sep '''
Nh'"inS N'@F S'"'., ''''
."aN" ne Pa! ing ''" N''. -. .''.''"
&c :" ny lm1irS i'"." ''.'''''.. '''',,
.r2i VI ~" Ger. 80 90 '.'"'.. g., W. 80
~ at ~" "rH'''' '''' '"'H N'''' ~
~" WA + 'H'+" - '"".' :.
Nhr"Hni ,''''' e '' $685.,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07
BILLY RYAN GETS DRAW!
With <. 0. LAUGHLINI

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
Cincinnati; O.. June 6.-Billy Ryan
SURPRISED his home town boxing fang
tonight when he drew I'm a tPn-round
bout with N. O." .Lnughln. Of Phila.
dclphia. before II packed house at the
Elr,: street. arena.
There would have hcrn none Of his
friends surprised II Billy had lost. for
they figured Ryan Was going up against
- tough bird, and r.nughlin certainly,
l;>ovcd that. He. gave Ryan just about
tho toughest fight thc Cincinnati boxer
has had in his car"rr.
There are some that think Ryan dc
served Il Slight shade. but the concensuS
~ opinion was tina; the battle was a.
draw. Ryan found Loughlin ready &c
mix II with him Mt any stage Of the
garnr. and III" Philadelphia lad SURG
did mix il up some in tho last four
rounds.
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Manhasset. y. Y. Iune 6.-Georges
Carrcntier's flying right hand punch
fniied p"ndcrous Joe jeanette In me
frs, round ~ two round srarrtng s"s-
sion 1t the Frenchmans training camp
today.
The Touchdown blow was landed AFTER
q half minute Of iightinC. tarpentsr
f1r the tirs. ,,nle since h" started train
ing un,eaShed all his speed.
After iri:hcI..G Nh lcaAnettc.
George stood or and began beating u
TATTOO on the h.= nccC"'e jaw and body,
Th-n he labb"d joe on tn" AN. crossed
with n" RICH: ami J"arn";;"'s feet
went rom und"" him md H. fell
fe1vIl" on his %a"h.
rarpcniicr In"tI"ucG - 2ho'oSr%rhsrS
not 70 develop" he P!''Ur" 'h"y had
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COMPLETED CARD
FOR LEGION SHOW


Lovers "r the MANY H:t "f self o.
Tense who have been attending thr
American Legion shows 1t The Market
\u0,;Orium VA >,.in The dh"N" caTH
with interest. Il ~ tho card tor inc h"N'
show =, the usual lpavc. n'A' Mnnd" '
,.,"n!u". the first hTGt ~ h" Starlch AZ
Ms r'r.u,h. Icy Referee Jack lnIl"h.
I'm IN, main bout are two "!uggeT3
vhn-c wares az" NOT unknown ~
Wheeling. Eo;h maze appeared mere
and have pat up .Urn good bouts '""'
rh,> ..l. wan,ci /" lace each othrr.
In III" >cml-itnal VIII he ur''"tu 'nG
.,,,,,,m;,.> or Johnny ,ial.Lgn"r ana
VII, n,r l.rntgan Bnlh have f"a2hi r.
i"rr .,..l au,i:rurcs. and a. = result o.
many ,rSumcnts. tn hout VA hrrnnS%u,
FrHrIiC Fore needs no INIT Hu't''"
To- rh, tight fans. white he meets Joe
i,~,r ur Cleveland In tho other pre-
IN. are two good men. ami All '"-
sr,hrr tn, card is good "n'.
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.B|G JOE JEANETTE SUFFERSK D.
At THE HAND50F THE CHALLENGER

snapped and th,n assisted Jeanette to
his feet. They worked lightly for tho
rest OF the round
Carpent!c" th'n called Journce for one
round AMI Icnnnrtre CT me back for an
other session later.
This morning Georges spent his usual
two hours in tn" woods. He suffered
slight cut on MS left leg In hurdiing
fence. hut III" injury did not appear To
ho' her him.
The Frenchman was in superb condi-
zion.
Trainer Gus Wilson announced that
hereafter Georges would appear for
newspaper men only on Mondays and
Thursday. i"rotofnr lie had working
!'r them Monday. Wednesday and Fri.
day "tHcp"nti,r" he said has started
~"rl"uS training and wants secrecy"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07
Tufts Will Referee
MOuntaineerS' Clashes
Well Known Grtiiron Official Eas Been
Engaged For Pour McEntatneer
Games

Special u ,Sp%t, il - Til" lniciliCcncrr.
MnrE..n;nwu. IuIc ii. Nate Tufts gen
RI! liz ,un~idl red the best football uf-
uridl in the country and certainly Oh"
"G ihr hcad-L'n"rs in amy list Of grid
1T ..Hl% VIII referee no lrSS than four
Of West N'r@Inia grid battles next
year. AT the recent meeting IN New
York at which officials were selected
for the big games. tho Mountainccrs
represented lay Coach Spears and DireC-
tor StanSbury. Jared exceptionally we'll
III he ass !ET!mcntS-
: distinct commitment was paid 70
III" importance of Tive lI:t-N est Viz
.inia conflict Il Forbes Field October
Sth wien Il vs. rated as tn most I'M
poTtant ruOthIi, gam. IL America that
day ami the Panther and Mountainccr
:.uthor!t,.S "rrr given Their choice of
all me gr.d ufiIrI,S IN the list. For
hi gam" Tufis VIII referee: Walter
E.,.h,r~.iI Of th!"i"n w!ll II" umpire and
Ed Tu0rIr nf t"lUmnit VIII I've lines
nau. ON ihr Eurhm,li Same October
=" TN. tGiu-Nr>t Virginia game was
rInk",j '.nth N important" IN III" Coun-
try ami Mcrrindn at GENEVA IL 10 ref
re. "SprrH!" Rush -. I'rin cion Is TO
umpire and Frederick Palmer Of Har-
ward viii he lin"smHn.
THE l.rnigh-W"st N!rCinm, gam" on
Octoh"r - WLS IanM"d eighth in imror-
lanC,. Nii; h,fr aratn THfiS VIII referee
MurD,c 81 Pennsylvania vii! l." umpire
Davidson OF Penn Will h" .in"Sman aud
I"nrac" al Dartmouth will hc field
judge.
Thr EutE"rS-Wcs' virginia game on
%u,,rnhc- - was ranked sixth aud
Evans Of Williams viii referee; 'Hrr.rr
uf Dartmouth W.. umpire: and Fred
Murphy If Grown vii ~ lin Sman.
The ". n !. -tm" takc> exceptionally
righ r.nk. r"miuS third on the st OF
ali Turkey DAY games. with Tufts az
rrfcrc" lr"i Murphcy a. umpire; I'd
Thorpe a"f columbia as llncsmnn and
IuttcrIIrid al Carmel ~ fold Judge.
West NIrEln:a's Eam-S Win Virginia.
Washington 4 Lee. Ohio. and her two
urcrtn- dates were NOT assigned ofiic-
IaI. hrrau." representatives Of the OPP
rns ~. teams were no. present. Tn"
Virginia Gam" was rankcl next Ia the
SNr2vuSr-t 'Ogatr game and that WITH
". & l.. next 10 the iaic-llarHard con-
n.rl
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Tuesdays PA1rtngs.

| cen Eagles. scotland. june S.--The
AH"r.,dn t;u.I prnt"s >iona!S VIII" will
cnmpctS IN thH British open Champion
~ y Il; =. Andrews late this north. will
m"ct thv hos; "f the English and Scotch
professionals tomorrow in the Thou
sand 'iuin"aS professional golf tourna.
mcnc In addition. Arnaud Massey, the
French champion. Will play.
The pair.nGs announced for the Amer
lean ,'..,i"r~ follow. t!arCnC" Il:s, krey,
Atlantic city. y ! aUi y W Dut"hart.
e.. "a ~Se: Jor% Hutchinson. C;i"nV.rw toun-
;-y club. Chicago. and Hugh MrNeill.
Tort Rush: William M"lorhn. Shreve-
port country C.uh. Shreveport. La, and
, Gordon T.nykhH-t. Gi"a Eagles, Fred Mc-
l.r",i. Columbia Country club Wash
. ins;on. +. e.. and Eugene La:ittc. Biar-
r.iZ: Tom kc~rISdu. S.owanoy Country
Club. New YORK.. md i. Cawscy. Sea-
croft: Walter HIgen. T"tro!t Michigan.
and George DUnCIn. Hanger Hi'f: James
Barnes. Prlha N Country Club. New York,
and James BRAID. -. Andrews: Emmett
French. Youngstown Country Cub,
Youngstown. Ohio. and Joseph Taylor,
SunburG: Carries Hoffner. Fh.lmon>
! country club. Philadelphia. and T. @.
ErnOutt. Manchester. Wilfrrd Red. WI
m:ngton country Club. Wilmington. Del.
aud Edward Ray. George Mclean. Grassy
Sprain coli CLUB. y. Y. and Roland
Jones. Wimbledon Park.
Several cXcc.!"n; gallery pairs" are
listed IN the foregoing pairs. Jim
'.arars. he Pelham Country Club pro-
t"Ss.onn!. winner Of many .itleS in the
United states. VII! probably draw a
large following playing with George
! BRAID. Of s.. Andrews. and George Dun
! can. who won the British open title.
. last year. will go around with Walter
Hagen. former open champion Of the
United States
The course Il; Glen Eagles. on which
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SUNDAY GAMES

The fast Florence \ {. min" won a
fIS; 'ia~u from the Rush Eun y. {.
nm on the Rush Run lot Sunday after
noon hv tn" score " s."
The la!"n 'h'% \. .. nine wor q, not
|, '"nt'S,"'i gan" from The Middle
bourne \. c nm" Sunday afternoon by
~ sc"r" al o.. Rotu teams scored n
n" frs. and tn" locals took NJ lead
IN the fourth. grt'Ing tire" taiii"S.
TIA" BuCkr?" \ =. nine "I T.. iia;rC
at B"ydS|;li". Waning from The Boy dis
Vile \. =. lads nv The SUor" II H..
Tn" fast pi.Vnya!e IndIaHs defeated
NJ .\d"it R"N S"N SUNDAY nit"rno"u on
'ue .\d"ua lot ~ the ScOr. .? II 10 ! The
g;,nlr w.,> vol p'ny..d and Interesting.
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Glen t.agies. Jun" S.--'ir"a; Britain
defeated the United Sta:r. n the inter-
national professional c"'t match pEtFeo
hero lNiLH.
The British won r;rc % the days
matches ard the American golfers three
Glen Eagles Scotland. June SIN me
Individual matches o. N" An"ricna-
British professional Col: to- |"nmH"' =
ton hire ,h,S af,:1n Ge' Fr.ayh:
h S@'s.: ~ :s: ~ ~ .., .s'.
Cd JOCK Hq;"hlroH. America, two Up and
one 10 pay r
Abe MtCHell. Grca; Britain. and Walter
Hagen. .>fner>ca. halved Their match.
J. -. Sherlock. Great Britain defeated
Charles Hotfner. america. ny three up
and 'Nn to play.
Wnfrcd Red. America. defeated 4. 6.
Waivers. Great Britain. 'wo up and one
- riay
Josh Taylor. G-ca; ErIts!n. defeated
VIII. am Mcih"-n. America. by three up
an! 'wn ~ pay.
James McK.Hdeu. Great Britain. de-
r"atcd George Mclean. A;neci'a. ny hFe
up .,nt sour To play
Frank Mcleod. america. defeated >
II. Taylor. Great Britain. by one noe.
Harry Yardon. Great Britain. defeat
ed Tom ker,gau. America. up and 20
rlav.
James Braid. Great Rrita.n. defeated
Cfarence H. Hackney. American up
and 10 play.
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INDIANS LOSE
THIRD STRAIGHT
To B0STQNESE

y, -r"H. Jur' f.--Eos'u,r mad" = thrnc
ou' TO-, '"Ur !'uT tn" ~'".'~ ani hire
sra rh: rom ;hc world r.'up!n'.
rr-Nr'4nr.. l.! wInn.nG :V-"ay'> came. .
- i. The Winning run. r..iE" on t'Uld
Wells pii.n after 60. 'ln>' n"r.Hi,' and
WITS Sutr.:Ir" n III" ~rN rn,N. Si"';IKt.'
S!Gna,.rd hIS rC'Grr So 81 regular by
mahIrg ION" hts. S-u:c
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JOE CANS WINNER

Detroit. June 6.--Iue Cans. New York
defended has Co!Orcd nIGdle-wrlght ntle
here tonight, stopping Kid AlbrrtS. OF
st. Louis. AT the beginning of the tenth
round Alherts was saved by the bel
in the ninth. when the count was eight
When he came back for the final round
Cans easily dropped him with a righl
to the jaw.
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oUAKERS BEATEN.

81 lOuls. Jun" G-Thc st. louis Car.
dinais continued 'h"ir heavy hitting. to-
day. counting fifteen HafrtirS from The
deliveries, Of Keenan, ard Belts and win
ming from Philad"lph,a. II 10 q. :, o:r
hv innings. r If
Phiiado'nh.a . q 90 GA q q 4 a u :; .
-. l.nu:s...... n nn@ ! Nil -
kcvnun. Rrtts and Wheat. Peters
Buggy. D"ak. Schupp and Clrnons
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TWO base hits. Ta!kng;"n. Sarriiirc
hits: En-s Shumak"r. stolen bases:
Tr"ihman. Feeder ~. Double plays
Elihr;s iunaSSiSrrdl. Struck out: by
Lewis t. by Ash g. Base un balls.
or lewis :: of Ash. :. Passed bail:
Tdikinrirn. Wi!d Nii'h.. Lewis. Hit
Lyman. Shumnker r. nunn. Umpire:
Mi,"r. Harvard
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Two base hits: B""%rl: linrhar"
Three base hits. Scott. Sou hwnrth
Home run: Rohn". Sacrifices: I"N"'!
Cruise. poHblc plays: Bphn" To- Wilma.
10 pauhcrt SOuthworth Ia S"";' -
Ford. LEI; on bases Ere'on :. en-
cinnutt : ErseS on balls. OF: H"Eee
!; off Scott. >. Hits. OF! RnrGc. Il in
innings: IF Rr"n'on u IN J. Struck
out: BY RngCr ! by Rr"nton. !. Losing:
pitcher Eugge. tmrir"s: Moran anI
Rngler Time l.3n.
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RR|T|SHERS DEFEAT AWE ORGANS
NINE To THREE IN GOLF MATCH

Great Britain. defeated Wiltred Reid
ami GEORGE McLeon. America. six up and
IN" 20 play.
,inorc" Duncan and Abe Mitchell.
I. YEA: Britain. defeated Emme. French
ami Tom krrr!Gan. America i've up and
f,-.- 10 pi.i;,
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Two base hits Smith. ''ntNhdw. Tmr"
ba-,. hats: Bancroft Walker SmhL
Seton base. Carey. SnCrlnc"s; Burn.
Nu,.rc EarThart. pNuhl" pays Iit:r'
mart. "a; shaw and Grimm friS"n. l:h"-
croft and Kelly. Left on bases: NJ"
York. \: Pittsburgh. .. Bases IN hHI>
OFT Barns :: or G!iHncr, ): off Ndam-
:. Hits: or Glazncr. i In innings
none out N NTH: off .\"ams. IN IT,
ningS. Struck out: Ky Farms. ! hv
t;Lznrr J by Adams, !. WEnin';
pitcher. Adams. Empires. Mccormick
and Hart. Time Of Eame. e.nl.
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FIGHT POSTPONED.

St PauLIIn, --uniarOrable weather
conditions rauSed postponement OF ten
round uo-'l", i~oin boxing match between
Billy M.>A, 81. Paul. lightweight, ana
Biii brennan. If chicago. The match
Will DC held juno &
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B0HNE' 5 HOMER
FIRST UP, BUT
NOTHING MORE

Cincinnati. June 6.--Euhuc. FIRST man
hit fc- homo run, after which Scott
held Cincinnati safe Boston winning ~
IL score Of To !. ltngEe was hIt hari
In the fifth and eighth innings. Scor'.
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TUFTS FOR REFEREE

Morgantuwu. ~. Va. Jun" Nate
Tufts w!ii referee n what - regarded
us West EirGin;n University aS is most
important football game neNI fI;L thR'
with the University Of Pittsburgh. 4
was announced here today. Tufts also
Will act Az referee n sever. other
gtrreS. I; VA SaIh. h">I,i III TN"rI"'
Speedy Rush. layr'cr. H.ncLgC. Eek
ersall, Evans and Mur!Cc.
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The sta ndNS.
Today's Games.

Ru>;"r At l'It:.shHrSh.
New N~rh Il, tiurinratI
Eruuk!Nn a. 81. Louis.
philadClrhi, at 'hi"aEo.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

huston :: -, vrlAn'. T..
s.; luu,~. :: Ecw York. J.
Washington, IL. chicago.
p"irnit. /: Philadelphia, s..
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It hug been said that tomorrow 4.
another day hut nov do you know
there Will be one2.
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The Standiu @.
Today'H Games.

Today'n Games
Cleveland N New York.
prtro.; II; WASHINGTON.
ChiCar" at Philadelphia
81 Louis at Bsnton.
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Musee Duck PIN League.
q, 2ss ~ IS l,Is

T"-ulsht' ~" i'nh'u~ - 7. DAIRY:
f'rra pr =, r. lu1" Whc"t:rs en- No |
Va Whee,.ns C,tH No. :.
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= Bat;cd for R"r:" IN 'Irh'h.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

M"h,;r. . A;:an;a.3.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20

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''er lett a,lh Die leete Spnr lleiner
SSbee a~ufgegeben, fftth iemnls pieber
|als &anbioat fur Elm tabtiides Mmt
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|beperben al mollen. 5
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.tober 1914 anf $48,7O5,9 1862 am Is.
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2erte baber lieber ibr @elb in Der
gonf lieBen, als bob lie it6 bafiir Elm
Seim bauten, pie man oas IN Sob
rem bes Srie0ens bon ibuen ertpar=
tete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
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lierer itaatli6en standardization nno
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
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befieolnngsbeb0rbe baber lie in
(Sontb Gnfota ausgemuiterte 5olou-
item $557,2O0 int borigen Sabr Silfe
erbalten, I'M Sarmen ~anfangen 5l
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de friiberen Solbaten I'M Sabre 1920
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life sic l1otigen gormalitGten erfinen,
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Ser Dberfla6e gefun6en !tnb it bon
bel1erer Aualit1t aus bic ~6isherigen
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bon ser @nmbo ge11annten Sort, lit
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a SUB sid. baber 1T Die acDle burG3
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NAL tpege1 Observation-Disclosures Der
baftet moroen. Se0esmal CAB er 8airg-
idaft. Gr iagt, iein 56nappS iet
nl1r o59metne Meoi5in." Die Sroden
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&uron. ST Der gegertpartigen
.5iklng Ser 2egisGat1tr bon Sontb-
.Dafpta in 8ierre miro au6 bic CT
.bebl1ng Des Mmenoements oeS Sol
.6nten Bonus gum 5taatSgeleh al1r.
igprade fonmen, mie Ser GorltBenoe
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.1egenbeiten1 8. S. Obman, mittetlt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20

|golmrbeit pie6er nufgenonlI1er tDer.
ben tarln. Ser Salptbau, III tpeld)en
.alle MaiAinen fir ben ,getrieb Der
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nator 5eitig ger,,g bolenbet toerbet1
fonnter, bamit bas @etrei6e Der grn.
te bon 1921 5ugenomr1er per0er
fam.