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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03

Podemos jubilosamente manifestar q.
"a digna compafiera Celia G. Rivera ha
empezado va disfrutar de los benef-
clos de la ley de pensiones. La Comision
de Pensiones Sc reuni6 hace pocos dias
y aprobo una pension annual de $452.00
para la a1udida maestro, quien Sc RETRO
del magisterio active con el objeto de
disfrutar de la ley de pensiones. Ell Pre-
sidente y Secretario de la Association de
Maestros de Puerto Rico trabajaron sin
descanso hasta conseguir de la Comisi6n
que Sc reuniese cuanto antes para tratar
favorablenente este asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
lntereSanteS no
tas escolares
de Juncos

Las escuelas de la zona urbana cele-
braron sus ejercicios del "Dfa del Ar
boI'' en- La mafana del viernes 25. Los
grandos superiores Sc congregaron en-
Ell salon del noveno grado, y los interrne
dios en- Ell salon del setimo grado. Re-
citaciones cantos alusivos al dia fne-
ron parte del programa .El compafero
Buitrago pronunci6 un inspirado discur
81 ,asi como tambi6n Ell senior Ramirez,
maestro de les grades superiores. Sc dio
lectura la carta del Comisionado de
Instruction dirigida los nifios de las
sscuelas, por la seAorita Santos, macs
ira del cuarto grado. FL joven Monta.
fez, del decimo grado, lego y coment6
el panfeto del Departamento de Agricul
tura v Trabajo ,preparado expresamen
te para ese dfa. La fiestecita resulto ami
mada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03

La comisi6n de instruction de la res
petable logia 'tCaballeros de la No
chez nos visit6 en- la tarde del lunes.
Los sefiores Simplicio Cordero, Enrique
Reyes, Pascual Layas Inocencio Cortes,
integraron la susodicha comision, actuan
10 como presidente, Ell sefior Cordero.
Cada salon recibi6 de dicha comision
una maxima moral impresa, la que era
colocada frente a la clase. Ell seiior Cor
dero hacia entrega de la misma por me
dio de alentadoras frases y uno de los
alumnos daba las gracias en- nombre de
la clase. Al nismo tempo la comision
ofreci6 premios para fines de afio, a los
alumnos que Sc distingan por su aplica-
cion, conducta y asistencia a clase. Re
ciba la comision nuestro reconocimiento
por tan plausible cooperation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
SEHnLA

El n,Gs freEso, ample esrredcr sen
s1sta al mar. Departamenso para fS-
niilAs. Frents 81 ediAeio dsl 3enado
eerca de lOs demaa Csntroa O1els
iea. El mas convenisnJs para sraA
.suntes.-Ss alquil&n 40 eanas Sc
nanal, euinccnal msnsual. Rez1s
aAle complete, $500. Gale de Cris.
ta, Nun. 10. San Juan. Telafono 34s
2. o. Box 6sx PrOyletaris: PEDRO
SRRTMrA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
AZ los Accionistas
del Banc0 de
San Juan

Por Ia presente Sc convcca a
los sefiores accionistas de este
Banco para la Junta General,
que de acuerdo con los estatutos
de esta Corporation debe cele-
brarse una vez al afio. Esta Jun
ia Sc ceIebrafa en- nuestras Off
cinas, Alien IL, de dos a cua-
tro de la tarde del dia 22 de d.
cienlbre de 1921.
Los asuntos tratar seran:
1.-Estado de la institution.
2.-EIeccion de Directores.
El Registro de Acciones que
dara cerrado ell dia IL de di-
cienbre.
Junta de Directories,
Por {. PAGAN.
Sub-Secretario.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03

La velada de anoche fue un 6xito no
table, artistica Y econ6micamente. To-
dos los n1fos desempenaron sus papeles
con sumo gusto. La escuela Tomas Her
nandez Anexa'' ha triunfado en- toda la
Inca. Pronto daremos a conocer Ell re-
sJltado iquido de este acto, despues de
deducir los gastos, montante que sera de
dicado dar regalos de navidad a los
niios pobres de ese planted de ensefian-
"a. Felicitamos calurosamente las en-
tusiastas compaferas, Carolina Fernan-
dez, Francisco Duchesne, Eloisa Boria,
Enriqueta Roman Felipa Davila de
Pinero, pero sobre todo a las dos prime
ras, sobre quienes peso casi todo Ell tra--
bajo, por ell brillante resultado. Tenemos
que consignar, que Ell licenciadc Pifiero
tomo su cargo la preparation del esce-
mario con la cooperation de varios alum
nos de los grades superiores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
Alos cosecheros
de algod6n de
Pto. Rico

I, Recientemente Sc ha descubierto en-
la Isla Una nueva playa de insectos que
ataca la planta del algod6n. denon1inada
el Gtsano Rcsado della Capsula |" Pee
tinOphera gossypiella''). su trabajo So
concreta deatruir Ia capsula, perforan
dola, desmejorAndo asi la calidad del
producto final la semilia que ha de
usarse para ntievas cosechas.
Hace alglan tempo 90 import6 I'M car
gamento de seEnilla de algod6n proce-
dente de los sEstados Unidos violando asi'
nuestra ley dc 1cuarentena. Como resnlta
do de dicha Importation, aparecieron en-
la semilla importada varios ejemplares
del gorgojo de la capsula, otro insecto
perjudicial al algod6n, cuya ir1troduc
ci6n en- la Isla Sc evit6 debido a la RAJ
pidez y energia con que actu6 Ell Depar
Samento de Agriculture y Trabajo. Tam
5ien, como resultado de anteriores i'm
portaciones, tenemos en- la actualidad
diversas variedades de algod6n entire las
cuales existen dos cuya calidad es infe-
:ior todas debido la clase de algod6n
que producer siendo uno de libra corta
? Ell otro abundante en- ei ndmero de
semilla.
Convene que los agricultores sepan
70 siguiente:
(1) Que, no habiendo zona alguna en-
los Estados Unidos donde Sc produzca
elgcd6n sea;island'', en- que no existe
el boll-weevil'', la importation de di
cha semilla Sc considera Illegal de acuer
do con la ley de cuarentena insular.
/ (2) Que, de acuerdo con la misma ley,
la Importation de semilla de algofo On
de regiones donde no existe enfermedad
o playa de insecto perjudiciales a la plan
ia del algod6n, esta permitida, siempre
qre ell carganento llene los requisites en-
ella prescritos, que, sin embargo, Sc ha-
! ce constsr que en- el case de importar Sc
milla de la isla de San Vicente, Gun co
pals libre del gusano rosado v del gor-
gojo de la capsula del algod6n donde Sc
cosecha algod6n "sea-island'), Sc d be
tener presente que existe alli una enfer-
medad del algod6n denominada la pu lri
cion interior de la capsula (internal
.boll-rot), la cual no Sc encuentra en-
Frerto Rico de acuerdo con nuestra nas
reciente information.
/ (3) Que dsbe hacerse un esfuerzo por
parte de los interesados en- ell negocio
de- algod6n en- Puerto Rico, para ell SOS
tenimiento de nuestra industria algo To-
nera estableciendo, per cualquier me-
do viable, la selection local y sistemati
ca de la semilla, este es, eI escogido mi
l=nucioso de las meiores plantas en- Ell cam
po que han de producer las mejores cap
sulas y, por 10 tanto, Ell znejor algod6n
v "a mejor semilla necesaria para la reno
vaci6n annual de las siembras, evitando
asi los percances inherentes a las nuevas
importaciones.
L. A. CAToNI,
Tafa Tnsnactnr f.,Iarentenario
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03

C.ARIRE

sttnsnO en- sl corax6n dc Ia ciudad
sr1<ctaments acondicionado con to-
los los adelantos modernos: Ascsn-
,o~, Tslefonoa, Timbrss, Magnficss
'sbitacionas con bafio priyado y efsc-
os sanit&rios Especial comfort para
'amllIas = viAj&ntaE. Prscios mode
aduA
'slefonss 4s4 1909, p. O. Box SeS
Gale de San Francisco, No. 81
San Juan, p r.
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NuEvA AcENc1A FUNERAR1A

Hemos visitado la nueva Agencia
Funeraria, establecida en- esta capital,
perteneciente los j6venes practican-
tes v embaIsamadores Ramon Fournier
v Vicente del Vale, y hemos podido
apreciar los lujosos sarc6fagos que Sc
exhiben en- sus aparadores.
Estos amigos nuestros Sc pTcponen
sostener su establecimiento II altura
de los de Estados Unidos y Europa,
proporcionando a la vez grandes venta
tajas a sus favorecedores.
Cuentan su vez con lujosas CARO-
sas ftnebres.
lie auguramos exito en- su negocio.
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CENTRAL.

Edihcio eenstrufde axprsaansnta
para Hotel, mOdsrnaments eQsipade.
con ascensor, habitacienes cen babe,
telsfono, simbrea y euants rsQuisr1
el moderno "eonfoRt". Plan Eurepse.
Restaurant g I4 aarta. Tslkfsnesi
Ss1-11%4 Box 1864, San jose, PlAsa
Principal, San Juan. p. r ..
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IMPERIAL.

El meior, MAS ventilAdo q higie-
nico Colmsdo. Gran EArtids do seA-
servss eapaholas, fraKseaas . italia
das . eat
PREClOS SIN COMPETENCIA.
Surtido complete en GaIictas iN9ls-
sas amerieanas. MayagGez, p. =.
Frutas frescaa sodss las aemAAAs.
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RArr,E EN- san GERMAN

Esta noche Sc celebrara en- Ell "Cen
tro Criollo'', de San German, una ja-
rana-baile con ell prOp6sito de iniciar
las fiestas de Navidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
NEW ERA

Este es ell nombre del Protector de
checks eficaz cuya garantia es reco-
nocida. v6alo en- ell Departamento RE-
MINGToN, San Justo IS. Advt.
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SNEcEsITA I'D. REPARAE sU
PLUMA FUENTE2

81 es Waterman, neveIa al Dcparta
mento REMINGTON, San Jusgo 1s, )
sera debidamente atendido.- Advt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23

Special Dispatch to The Intell!gencer.
MurEantowu. Aug. 22---JUhn Zach
Jordan. whose name figured prominent
~ in all-American columns last fall
bat who fell short OF actual selection By
walter Camp, will have 4 very sp"'iI
mission to perform at West Nlrginin
this fall. where he comes In the ,ap;l,,
itY OF assistant coach to Fat" Spears
Jordan played fullback one year and
quarterback for two years at bart
mouth. guiding two of the strongest
teams in the east IN 1919 and 1920 re
spectively. AS quarterback OF the Dart
mouth team he particularly distinguish
Cd himself for his quick thinking and
said. In fact. that JOrdan's fine work In
BILE for tho downfall or Cornell ,tS, fall
ana in tho Pennsylvania and other
games he was an outstanding star
Heed Quarterback
At West Virginia Jordan will pay
particular attention TO the Quarterba Cks
and Il may be said without fear Of con-
tradiction that no position on the Noun
talneer eleven has given 80 much
trouble IN recent years. In 1917. 1919
and again In 1920 1t has been a case OF
experimenting continually for man
who could run the team satisfactorily
1t can also be eaid that Throughout,
who held the retnS In the latter part OF
the 1919 season was able to do the job
well
Jordan should have sorse excellent
material with which To work. especially
In Ross lytle. who guided the team at
the end ct last season. and DouK Bow.
ers -" freshman pilot OF 1870.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23

Milo. !.aaEl.n dramatic COLLAPSE IN
hs= ars: match In this country ~ss =
shock. moro than a eurprlBs. TO STU
G"!:S ~ atEi-t!G games. II you are .
student o. form. In tennis boxing or in
any Other games, throw out the hIst
performance OF the French girl entirely
as indicative Of har true ability 20 play
tenn!s.
The worth o. Milo. LeaElen a. COM
prri;iNc player remains however. TO be
Demonstrated. Her S-i!lianCy. her abtI-
i;y 20 make shots. her spectacular quail
IurS. ha,o not been orcI rated. In eN-
hiHil!on she II perhaps the most SKILL
ful and brilliant woman tennis player
the world eever has known, but compe"
tof IS something use. and II Is true
that she ncvnr met roai competition IN
Europe excepting under the most favor
abe Of conditions.
The advantage Milo. I.en6leR has en-
icyed since reaching her best form II
hardly understood In America. There
the champion sta. or practices. while
Tho tournament progresses, and. when
the others have finished = hard week
Of play. defends the title.
Harmed, under that style, held the
American title unfortunately, md bril-
IlunI pIaSe. lIlil ne wac, ~ AZ
able that ne could have gone seven
years as champion had he played
through tournaments as tho others did
Nsrvs Stain u Fsr1dhc.
Before rri.lcising Mile. Lenglen. con-
s.dcr ,he circumstances under which
she made her American debut. She was
terribly over press-a gented There Is
;rrhaps no instance in history where
any athlete was 30 ovefstAted In the
newspapers. Had anyone believed all
that was written about her she would
have hesn e superwoman. endowed with
unnatural qualities. As matter OF
fact. she Is a slightly built, nervous
apiri'rd and very tense little woman OF
extraordinary grace. and physically
powerful. Her type is purely nervous
and on such 4 type the strain -turally
would fall heaviest.
So much vas expected Of her that X
was not in ;he bounds Of human posi-
b!lIty for her 20 live ur % IT. The
nerve strain must have heen terrible.
enough TO break anyone, and this girl
was not strong and had just been
through trying voyage and q more
trying reception.
To understand In full her plight.
place yourself in strange country and
read that you arc expected to do impos-
sible things: that the whole world has
been told you can and will do them.
Then run up against someone who Is
quite as good as you. ind see what
happens.
The caustic criticisms Of some Of the
experts Of Mile. Lenglen were neither
gracious nor sportsmanlikc She de-.
served and needed sympathy. rather
than criticism.
How Nerve Strain Xux0
The charge that person quits Is
one Of the most serious that can be
brought against any person. and there
Is no charge which Is 30 easily a mis-
taken one. Quitting. In the code OF
sport. means cowardice. oddly enough
persons do not quit through coward
ice at all. They quit when physically
or ncrvously exhausted.
When Tired nerves cause physical ex-
haustion a contestant simply cannot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
ALICE JOYCE PLAYS TO
CAPACITY HOUSES AT
THE NEW PLAZA

The scarab Ring" Is the title OF tho
Alice JoyoS production which will be
s'.pHa Il; ;he Plaza theater today and
tomorrow. It was made under tho dtrec-
ton Of Edward Jose one-time director
for Sarah Bernhard; and Is based
uron popular nuvel published under
the namo q. "A Desperate Heritage
This novel Was written hy Harriet Gay.
.ord. and ms found ready sac vita
lovers OF detective Action. II - a
strong society play which Offers Miss
Joyce what Is said 10 be tho most emo.
tioral role she has undertaken in her
screen career. The star will have added
lAurels. after :A,s Aim picture has been
shown. throughout the country for I
proves that IN this now typo OF role
Miss Joyce is enceling anything she
has done IN the past.
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t@heeSueen|
ofSpo1t !:
Ss by 49, 29x1.7k..<> i
by A& 2:9AA&x.:

force outraged nature 70 carry % any
further. remember the case OF one 81
the Eamest and best ball players l sxef
knew. He was . man who had stood up
to all kinds OF pitching. who had block
I'D runners until his legs we're chnpped
and SCARED, who was a. game and ~
coura geous A. any person In the woeie.
HIS health was not good, and he stuck
in the game day after day when 10
should have been IN bed. He wore him
self out completely. and one day he
collapsed nervous!y and physically and
told his mana ger he vas done and could
70 no further. They called him "euittsr
but to my way Of thinking he WA ons
cause he stuck to the Job, for thS saks
Of his team. until he dropped. :.
You may never have seen moa 10
battle. They are brave. In tact. II u
very doubtful whether there 10 such
thing rs physical coward. But ths
bravest Of men when they have eK-
hausted ali the resources Of nature.
drop and quit You may svsa call
them "auitters' and they do not care.
Human nature can stand only 70 much.
Ehs cass Of Diu Doaova8
Judge Lands has cleared the name
Of Bill Donovan Of all suspicion. Ha
has stated that there 10 absolutely %
connection between the case Of DoAovAB
and the unfortunate worlds Sor1ss Of
1919 Mr.. Baker. who 10 had Sf the
Philadelphia club and who prseipitStSd
tho discussion by bis isttsF to DoaavDS.
which caused Bill to rush to Chicago and
see Judge LAndis. has Issued q state
ment saying that Judge lands elsers
Donovan in such entirely. Which raises
the point: Whoever mentioned D0so-
van In such a eonnectionr' Aiss II raises
the question. still unanswered Of Why
Mr.. Baker released Donovan.
No one who knows Bill Donovan mad
any suspicion that he could have BEN
associated with the crooked worries
series until Mr.. Baker Wrots the letter
in question. Why. then. WAS DoAevAn
released under such circumstances?
Copyright. 1921. Tho NSw Yset
Evening AaiD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
Batting Rally In Sixth
Won For the YankS

ST. Louis. Aug 2..--Ths Yankvss
staged a battling rally in the sixth inn.
ing OF todays game and won by 10 to !,
breaking even with ST. Louis 10 the
series In tho sixth inning thirteen
New York players batted Msasel dr4r.
Ing In two men with a home run and
another tally later in the same inning
with a single. Score by innings:
RH z.
New York % 600 Rl1e-1O II /
ST. Louis q q o ] 0 0 o II
Mays and SchNng; Kolp. PalmOS and
SEVERED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
TRIANGLE TO MEET

The Tr!anEl" Nhl"'i' club will hord
an important meeting Thursday evening
at 73n O'Clock sharr a: Twenty-n!nth
and MCtollnCh streets. Plans for the
coming football season VIII be discuss
cd. and the following players are urged
70 report. LaRue. bunlavsy. Il. Bakcn
Wincshurg. Decker. Martin. McGrSjl.
Glover. Adams. Samue.s Manlavcy. n
Schiller. F. Schiller. LOTUS. Ztaman,
Jones lonE Gallagher Thomas and
kloSs Any "th"r players wishing try
out are invited.
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PUNCHED HITS
BY B0STONESE
BEST INDIANS

Cleveland. Aug. 2:.-B,Ston Sunchcd
nltS off Morton and Pastr in tho third
aud ninth innings tcx'ay ana defeated
Cleveland In tho last game OF the series
s to 5. Joncs' wili2ess gave >levola"d
a run in the first Inning and \ batting
bee by the Indians produced three runs
more In the NTH ~ie9NAnd Vailed n
their half OF the ninth Sut WambsEanss
was thrown out ct the plate when he
tried 10 score the tieinE run. Scores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23

II have atud!ed a great deal" re-
marked NJ. cassius Chez. "hu; there Is
one thing | can't understand
What l., thai"
why man who borrows a hundred
do.ars ard can't pay IS n failure WhN"
Il man wy horrows q million dollars is
a success whether ne can pay Il or not"
Washington Star.
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ASK BIG FORFEITS
OF RIVAL ITTMEN

New York Aug 22--Tex Richard. pro-
moter OF the coming Johnny Wilson
Bryan Duwney middlcwelght champion
ship bout at Jersey Cts on Labor day.
viii demand forfclts OF $1,000 for
weight and appearance instead Of the
$4,000 originally announced, It became
known today. Richard. it is explained.
wants to make sure that the fighters
will no; scale above the l60-pound limit.
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Pittsburgh Used Three Pitchers in Beating Boston
WAYNESBUaG FAIR
TO START TO-DAY
SrecIs. 20 The Ir:ellic-acer.

SESSN, 20 THO !N.eIIlErECeF.
W1yneshuig lie. Aug. "a IL
eleventh ANNUAL Ws"7,sburE FAIR vii!
opan Tuosday. August %. The hrst folI
of the tIslvs harness ,vents Will -
given on Wednesday. AL twelve event.
gro vel. hlleI. Ih"-e will be no RAJ
with less than six Starters and 'ranl
Will have al east dozet. horses ready
for the word. The rscsa move; hllad
better IN tho history @: the ass"c!a-
ton. Tho stock show viii ago lie 'h':
largest ever hold mere. Tho directors
nrs not able e. care ioc al! he dloiN
that Is entered. II weather conditions
are favorable he crowd vii! also be
the largest In tn. history Of GreAne
county fairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
players NECK BROKEN
WHILE PLAYING TENNIS

Pittsburgh. Aug. 2"--Jop"ph Stone.
aged l6. Of Grafton. 4 suburb. was killed
!lte today When ho suffered a b.uHaG
neck while playing tennis. The bal! had
been knocked ln;D the screening sur
rounding the court and Stone uncer-
took to recover Il when ( caught In
tho meshes some distance above the
ground. He missed his footing, and The
fall resulted fatally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
Clean Sweep By
Tigers From Mackmen

Detroit. Mich. Aux. 22.-Detroit made
clean sweep OF the three game Harisa
with rhilad, lphIa. winning today 10 to
s. Tho game Was marked by FREE HIT
ting by both sides. Score by innhrs:
R. II. r
Phila. 1902 ! ! % o-8 l6 I
Detroit ....H . | ! : s q 10 II :
Keef". Navlor and Perkins, Myattt
HollinG. Parks. Middleton and RasSler
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White SOx Winners
In Up-HiN Contest

Chicago" AuE. 22.--ChIcago got into a
batting stride today and made It's hits
count. taking an uphill game from
Washington by ) 10 1. McWeeney, after
relieving Wieneke. pitched in fine form.
judges batting and the fielding OF Null
lican were features. Score by innings:
Washington ......2ol 900 O10--4 II !
Chicago ........l11 0o2 oo'-6 IL .
Acosta. Schacht. Courtney and Char
rity: Wleneke. McWeeney and Schalk
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Fo base hits: B!Ghee. Schmidt.
". Three base hits: Robertson.
bee. Hamilton. stolen base: Rob
on. Sacrifices: Tierney. Rarrhart
excl. Double plays: Schmidt q
Fney: Eeock"l 10 Ford 10 NiChoisoT
bare. tunasSiS,ed): BoeCkei (ui-
lsted). Left on base: PITTSBURGH ;:
ton 10. Bases on balls orr Ham,
.; of Carlson |: otr MCOuill2n ]:
Scott |: OF Cooney |: OFF RraNoo
Hits: or Hamilton . N s. tone
in 7th): Off Z;nH IN ia. OF ,arI-
2 in la1. Off HcQu!ltap in . r"nc
in third: of Scott In off
kxton 6 In :. Off Morgan Cnore in
b: of Cooney mona in one). kit hy
cher: B yH.m!lton |. (Southwrth).
luck out: BY Hamilton s: by Carl
n |: by Md9Iiilan !; by Bra:ton |.
nntnE pItcAs: Hamilton. LOSING
cher: Mcoui IAN tmp!res: Bren-
n and Hart. line: 2:lo.
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Of Homers Help
in Beating New York

York Aug. 23.-Mcetlent pitch
Pertica and home runs by Nc
and Hornsby enabled st. Louis
fefsat New York 6 to o. Pertica
we'd tho Giants three hits. McHen-
drive was made In the first Inning
h two on base and Horn,oy's In the
Louis 100 20 90 as
~ York % % o o o o . % 5 q
Pertica and Ainsmith: shea Ryan and
yder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
CHANCE FOR GAMES

ClRrksburg w. Va.
August %, 1921.
Sports Editor. 1ntelliGencer.
Dear Sir
We have several open dates on the
schedule Of the Clarksburg foo;ba, i
team tbs fall and would Ike to hear
from Two good independent teams Of
tho Wheeling district for Sunday games
In Clarksburg. Kindly send open dates.
and guarantees expected.
Yours truly.
WADE Topper.
Harrisburg. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
Se hits: Nea,e, KrusEer. Three

Se hits: NeaIe. Kruger. Three
d Roush. Neis. Home run:
Stolen base: Esals. Sacrifices:
rrane. Double play: Kilduff and
Il. Left on bases: Cincinnati. s:
n. 9. Hits: on Galore. 8 IN. 7
OF M!ljus. : in 2 inninsa Bah
=: BY Csdore. J; by Luque. T.
out; BY Mlljus. ): by LUCE, J.
y KLEIN and Mccormick. Losing
n Galore. Time: 1:t6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-23
7 Williams Homer
. Won For the Quakors

Philadelphia. Aug 1.--v Williams
me ran drive over tho rtEh, ieid wall
n. twelfth inning Eavs Philadelphia
&c victory over Chicago today.
|!nte's had the upper hand In a pitch
z die; with ronder. Chicaxo's Zone
I n c.re In the hfth as the result OF
Fintrs' only pass. given TO Msisei. ana
will throw BY Parkinson. Score by
minis:
bicsso 5000. 900 olo o0n oo0-1 8 >
hilaelphla 100 900 900 o0l--2 2
Poder and Farrell: winters and
ktss. Henline.