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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-28
History a. She Is Wrote.

The following choice bits Of infor-
nation were cleaned from a history
test In one Of the lower grades Of the
Indianapolis schools:
"The downfall Of Rome was caused
By the lady that set Rome afire." This
pupil was no doubt slightly confused
as to the sex of the ruler who fddled
while Rome burned.
"The downfall was caused because
the Romans began to drink tonics."
Franklin was the first man to feel
electricity"
''Moses was the king Of Britain"
''To help your city If anybody does
wrong blame It on yourself"
columbus lived In the q. s. and
sailed all around the world and found
America"
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-28

The BOgalusa Chamber of Commerce has secured man
from New Orleans La CONTRACT for 500 acres Of Cab
bsse He will guarantee price and give guaranty to take
all output at fixed price, will know before hand how
much you will get
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-28

The shaFk-6shing industry at Mayne
island q an industrial success, accord
ing to q report from Vancouver, B. O.
Twenty 10 thirty sharks are not an I'M
common days catch. The creatures
are Of the mud-shark variety and
range in weight from one to three
tons. The skins, flesh and oil Of these
fsh are all adaptable to commercial
uses,
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-28
MRS. w. B. GILBERT
ENTERTAINS ORIGINAL

The Original Bridge Club was de-
lightfuAy entertained by Mrs. w. B.
Gilbert on Tuesday afternoon. Lovely
prizes were won by Mrs. M. C. Riley,
Mrs. E. Friend and Mrs. E. r. Bel
ton. Guests of the club were Mrs. j.
B. Lindsey, Mrs. E. r. Bolton and
Miss Milderd Miazzi. Delicious re-
freshments were served after the
games.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-28
Mr.. AND MRS. BLANCHARD
ENTERTAIN THURSDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Blanchard and
family entertained about twenty-five
couples at a dance and watermelon
party given at their home on Atlanta
Street Thursday evening. Music was
furnished by Bogaiusa's famous jazz
band of which Mr.. Blanchard is direc-
tor, and most enjoyable evening
was spent by those present. Delicious
ice cold watermelons were served the
guests.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-28
For immediate Action.

Looks as II we were going to have
disarmament"
''Pm glad Of it." replied Uncle BIZ
Bottletop. Il hope they start right In
taking their guns away from bootleg
gers and auto bandits
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-28

{ number Of Bogalusans will re-
ba visit paid Bogalusa in the
pring by Colonel Greeley. He
{ thorough inspection at that
Of the great mills here and
led the forestry work and log
operation Of the Great Southern
tbG Company, and those who
Colonel Greeley know that he
progressive, honest, broad-minded
nsican citizen, extremely conser-
I've d what he says, and a compli-
d coming from him with refer
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-28
r.,.ional Medal
...ommended for Head
q the Great Southern

;rterview with Mr.. J. K.
Gan 81 wbo attended the meeting
5s e,..+bsrn Forestry Congress at
So - July 20 to %, the fol
ia n Se fashioned thumb opinion
W tbev did there should be
- 10 the people of the piney
s'lll assicn Of the South:
IsSnson says that about eleven
eontbern Costal Plains States
h' IN represented at the Con-
~ .rogrann covering three full
: RESENTED in the convention
he Piedmont Hotel. That
Iar.-sster Col. W. B. Greeley,
United States Government,
s:seyd PinchOt, Forest Commits
u fbe State of Pennsylvania
Y United States Forester, and
II Tourney, director Of the
's;.sod Of Forestry, New Haven,
Jsiivered possibly the princi-
l,ssases Of the meeting. Henry
I..itner. Of Urania, La, presided
..;Jert and the reports from the
n ststes brought out the fact
t,reefully that the state Of
..Ss leads in forestry and con-
~ work; and of all the pri-
..-stsrprises the Urania Lumber
..rv Il Urania, and the Great
sgs Lumber Company at Boga-
IN ii the practice Of conserva-
oqging and numbering.
I, Johnson says that he discov-
j tbat meeting of so highly
,sntatiye people from these
Southern States, as well as
visitors from the Northern
s,rs 81 the country, that Boga-
M the Great Southern Lumber
ss5y had won a great reputation
lumber world and with those
interested in forestry
gbout the United States. While
gStstion of that character should
lgbly coveted, at the same time it
Id with it a great burden of re-
blity and it is going to take
nited efforts Of everybody in
usa and Washington Parish to
m to the expectations of the
throughout the country whose
ere on Louisiana, Washington
ia Bogalusa.
n s course of his remarks in a
aful speech, Colonel Greeley,
Forester Of the United States
nment, said that the head of the
~ Southern Lumber Company,
H 81 the progressive steps in
Il d conservation of lumber and
hrsstry as a private enterprise, |
d be awarded & congressional
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
LOCAL BOYS APPEAR
IN PITTSBURGH Ring

Young Mickey FlneGan. IS. and Fight
ing Rilhc williams. two promising
Youngsters who appeared in Wheeling's
ftstic ring while the manly art was &C
tive in this city, will make their debut
in Pittsburgh on January 81. Manager
Irish Mooney has arranged for a match
FOR FInncgan. and it Is likely that he
will appear against Lew Bedell. consid-
cred one of the leading 1873 Founders IN
IN" east.
This match should prove rare treat
for smoky city fans, as Manager
Mooney. Of the local boy. has got In
touch with Matchmaker McGarvey, OF
tho Motor Square Garden Club. and both
consider the boys about on even terms.
irish Is a real fight fan. coming from
the same country and county as the
fighting Gibbons. Mike and Tommy. Bill
Brennan and Johnny kilbane. and has
thorough knowledge OF the game.
Mooney halls from Westport. Mayo
county. Ireland. whore the parents or
the above mentioned were born.
BILLIE Williams has also been matched
for n six rounder with Jim DriN"r, and
should satisfy Pittsburgh fans, as he
has always done In the past IN local
rings The boys are working out every
dav in the National sporting Club gym
md Will BE- in the best of condition when
-, ..,.' wallops with the Smoky
City brides"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
ASSISTANT FOR
SPEARS WILL De
NAMED IN MARCH
AND I.ANHAH ARE FAVOR
TIES FOR COACHING JOBS AMONG
MORGANTowN FANS
Thought That Spears Wants to Rame
Former Dartmouth Pupil as HIS
Assistant
Special dispatch to Intelligencer

special dispatch TO lntelilSencer
Morgantown, Jan. 2l.-So far no as
distant football coach for the 1921 sea-
son have been named. and West Virgin
lans who several weeks ago were trying
to guess who would be the head coach
are now attempting TO name who Will
assist Coach Cl2rcncC Spears. who mas
been named as Varsity mentor.
The dope" is that Spears, who had
such great success al Dartmouth, has
asked permission from the West Vir-
einia athletic department to name
recent dartmouth player. who was one
of his pupils Us one uf his assistants.
1t is not known who Spears favors for
this assignment. and there IS 4 posi-
blity that the Varsity mentor, him
SELF has not yet reached 4 decision
Spears will undoubtedly introduce the
tavanaugh. system Of play here. and is
therefore anxious that one OF his as
sistants he 4 man who has been drilled
in that style
II is understood that when Spears
signed u Mountaincer contract that he
expressed n desire To- have Rat Rodgers
return. and also TINT he wanted 10 have
Ward Lapham come back as coach Of
tn" Freshman team. II Spears really
docs want :h!s pair TO be on his staff.
ana requests the athletic department to
secure them he will not make any mis-
take. II" could not do anything else that
would make him more popular with
West Virginia fans. who are fond Of
both Rodgers and Lanham.
However. most Of the dope" Is moth
ing moro than rumors. and the situa-
zion will rest until Spears comes here
from Chicago in March and meets Rod
gers and Larham and in the meantime
finds 4 satisfactory man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
wesleyan LOSES

Special Dispatch to the Intsllieo
Grove City, Pa, Jan. 3l.-0fevos CIV:
college defeated West Vtrgtnia 2eS4,
leyan here tonight, 26-14, At b4Ak1e y;
During b first half both teame14S
ed listless ball, but during the lo1
half the game was fast and -.
Don Potter was Wesleyan'S main
with Johnson running second. t$ssss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
+GirIs play preliminary.
MidRets-Prcshmon.


What Is expected To prove the bcs
floor contest in local circles Will tax
place ut the Y. NJ. &. \. gymnasium TINS
evening, when Washington & Jefferson
College Freshmen will lattemrt to break
the long string OF victories of the
Midgrts. Fans throughout the valley
are dropping their usual attentiNcneSS
toward the scholastic games TINS even
ing. in order to see the Midgets IN &C
tiun.
has hooked some high class attractions
with colleges throughout the cast ana
IS now negotiating with Marietta COR
lcge authorities to have NellcS Wonosr
five appear here. Fans OF the valley 90
not realize the exact strength or the
locals and would almost laugh at such
an arrangement hut from eight or me
host players In the Ohio Valley. all
members Of the Y. NJ. c. A. the MidEets
have turned out n team that has al
rrady defeated the Marietta CITY Champs
and the Bellaire T. G.
Girls Game Interesting.
Fore the first time this season inc
Wheeling High school girls VIII 1uInlsn
Tho main attraction on their home lloor
This evening against the Parkersours
IJirh school lassics. In a recent con,
test the locals had easy sailing anu
dcwncd the state team by 81 c1unt;
but tho rapid stride that the DIE hTi
glrlS nave set loi NV 80 r.,.I,-,s
indicates that Coach Eleanor Ta!i"rs
cold and Hine quintet will be forced 10
extend themselves. ,,
Much interest is being shown IN inns
contest, although the boys are idle: ana
q large attendance Is already predicted.
Roth teams are serious ContendcrS lor
The state championship and the l'arkers-
hurr lasSics will make great etiort
IT, overcome the defeat which they SUI
fered on their home floor several weeks
oHO.
Out,the-nikr fans are all "het" up
aver me outCnme Of the Triadclphta-
Rcllairc skirmrsh on the Ohio floor this
evening. and many Of the followers OF
.''Trlads' are now planning to attend IN
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n body. AS both teams bear the brunt
Of Red and Black. there should be n
lively contest. with the respective
schools fighting for the supremacy or
the Colors.
Coach Cassidy has been making spe-
cial preparations for the Ohio quintet
this evening. and Is confident that his
boys will come through with victory.
On the other hand, Galbareth. OF the
Bellaire tossers. has been driving his
pared for any unusual upset In the
done" which may find his boys trailing
behind at the final whistle.
warwood-Stsubenvill
Warwood high schools floor rcpresen-
tatives have not been considered SER
lousy by followers Of other schools,
and il seems as though they nave been
overlooked to certain extent. Al
though the boys have not made such a
favorable impression, the record Of the
girls with eight straight victories ana
but one defeat. is one that Is drawing
we'll nigh the great feat of Wheeling
high schools lassies last year.
The girls melee in particular is
boosting the interest of local fans in
the showing of the Green and White
AS the Warwood lassies are at the pres
ent considered the strongest rivals for
Wheeling at the Spencer tournament
this year. Should the up-the-rIvcr las
sizes Trim Stcubcnville they would there
fore gain a slight favoritism over the
Gold and Blue when they clash on
WheelinS's floor February 81.
Cannonsburg e Mound City
MoundSrille will tackle an unknown
opponent in CannonshurG uPa.) high
school this evening. and Coach Sweeney
il taking no chance on the weakness or
the visitors but instead Is extending the
workouts each evening. Although the
term unknown" Is used for this years
I'VE, the I'ennsylvanans turned out
crack floor quintet in 1920 and made
great bid for the state championship.
wsllSHurY to Hickory
wellsburC high schools basketeers
will pourney to Hickory this evening
where they will encounter the scholas-
tic representatives Of that place. Little
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
CLARKSBURG HI WINS
NINTH STRAIGHT GAME
- nlsnntch to the Intclllgcncer

Special Dispatch to the Intclligencer.
ClarkshurS. W. Va. Jan. Wash
ington Irving Quint won it's ninth con-
scrutiyh game here toms h; when they
defeated the hish five from EIklnS by
the une-sided score of 35-l5.
The game was featured by the d"CcN-
sivc Mctics of the local players and the
play,hg Of Captain Dare and k.sH3uEh-
CaDtain Brown played best for EIkins
Ten subs were used by the loca! C"atn'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
MARIETTA BEAT
CARNEGIE TECH

Special Dispatch to the Intclligcncer.
Marietta. o.. Jan. 2l.-Marietta col
leCe basketball five gave Carnegie Tech
tossers a 26-2l beating here this even
Ing, in n closely played game. Not I'M
iii the last five minutes Of play was the
game in favor of the locals, but senSa-
tional shots by jolly soon put the game
on ice for the Blue and White.
Coach Neale'S boys showed good pass
work against the TcchitcS and the work
OF whiting at guard WAS Il feature or
the evenings performance. The shift
ing of this star from forward TO n
guard position seems 90 have met Win
the approval OF all the FANS. watkins
handled the contest well.
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Cathedral-24.
KELSEY WINNER OF THE
MID-WINTER HANDICAP

Snncial DisuatCh % The ENCOURAGEMENT
Pinohurst y. G.. Jan. @l.-Frank -
Kelsey Of East Aurora. y. Y. led a field
Of 1877 suns IN tn" mid-wintcr handic1n
the eliminating event of the ahnu"l
mId-wiutrr j"urupment. AZ i'inchurSt t",
lay and Won the coveted trophy by
hr,.ak.u., g> from the lH-yard line.
" Mr Kelsey. VINO is stNty-,siN years , :
.,rr and the dean OF the shooters here
msSemH1cd, was Frishl's predecessor as
CHAMPION Of New York state. Twen'! :
three Of the field hr"k" 81 or better ana
collected over three thousand dollars.
T,hu Il. l.,ilunrr. West Virginia stat"
rnqur;o... ,uut from the l9-y"rd HE
and broi;e 50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
COLGATE NOSES
OUT Wy. j. BY
ONE FIELD COAL
MoUNrArNEERS DROP THR114nN9
PLooR CONTEST TO UN1VEk
srrY LADS by 3o-aS SCORE.
Barnes Broke Away In Last Minute Oh
Games with the winning
Tally.

Syracuse. y. Y. Jan. 2l,West VT,
g'nia lost q thrilling battle 10 ColsSoe
University on the latter,s floor a. a.
Hamilton last night by the score OF
SO-2S. When the first half ended; 1ne
count was fifteen all and no more
brilliant exhibition OF basketball haa
ever been witnessed here. In the x sfI,
first one team and then the other IN
the lead With the score core s' amaY and nd
tossed In a basket from the side which
won the game for Colgate. ~
West Virginia played by far the PEST
basketball OF her trip and was even
With Colgate in the matter OF goals
from the field. Colgate had five more
opportunities for fouls than did the
Noun IA !neers and this spelled deteat
for the West Virginia team. The wor VOTE
OF Glenn Kiger at center was an OUT
standing feature for the MountaIneers'
He got four goals from field and esG Gd
Hawkins did great work at the guards
and nm and Martin. though closely
guarded did spectacular work.
I'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NLrBIIEIa' ITINV-
for Hawkins; Colgate. Murphy for Line
ham. ,,,, ,
Goals from Field-Martln 2. Hill 5,
Kiger 4, Bowers. Anderson 2. Barnes :.
Goais from Foul-Nartin. 8 in Is at
tenpts: Anderson, 10 in 81 attempts.
Score at end OF first half--WeSt Viz
ginia Is: Colgate Is.
Time Of halves-Twenty minutes.
Referee-Graham. Springfield I. NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
FATAL TOOTH PULLING.

London-A rimlico waiter, djcd re-
Gently from n hemorrhaEc when iaStSu
pulling Of tooth. 4 blood tranSiusio"
failed to save him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
LOCAL BASKETBALL CARD FOR TONIGHT

Jefferson Freshmen at y M. u a.
wheeling Hoh cirls.Parkersburg Girls at Wheeling.
Philadelphia Hgh-BeIaire High School at seHaire toJ
.warvood HIGH SchooLSteubenVile at Warwooo .
canonsburq Pa, High SchooMoundsvIe at mounos'h'e.
WeIsburq Hah SchoolHickory High at Hickory
play preliminary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22

SuhStitutinnS-.Diba for BowlhE'
Straight for Burke: Ernslorf for Heller;
Burke for Straight; Heller for kros-
loft.
Field G0als-Craver 5: Ward 5: Haw-
Icy .. Miller l; Bartelcl; Boor l.
Goul Goals-Bartellc. l3 out OF ~
Ward, l out OF 3; Craver, out OF H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
WARWOOD GIRLS LOS
FIRST GAME Of N
Shadysids LasdSs FrimRAA
EwinE's Females 17-l1-Wo1Woes =
Boys Win g

Coach Ewing's Warwood high oel
girls lost their first game Of the !oen11
after seven straight victories IT
ming to the Shadyide lassiss hy5AsahkE
score. The Green and White Gtfl1
outplayed in every departmsntsN4o
game. while the Ohioans shoNs4
work that completely daxxled th9s
the-river sextette. Z
Warwood boys met a tough Gusts
in the Shadyside boys. and wsra
able to nose out their opponents 11S4
five point margin, the final score - 4
ing 1921. Wise was tho big 9oE
the winners 81
The girls game: stsl
warwood (ll) AhAdyStoe lIYgS
Hilton .......,... F.......... SnIly
StaEger ..........F...... Mah9
Steer ........... g. ..... Ch3M
OBrien ........ sc. ....s..... vll44.i
Baughmann ......G........ Mono
Bruhn .......... .G.......... SchrA
Field goals:Hilton Z, Starrett e. -
haffee ., Sagger. Fouls: Hilton
S: Stagger 3 in s; Starrett u u .,es
haflee in 10. =,
Referee, Duffy (Bellaire).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
LINCOLN HIGH wins
OPENING FLOOR GAME

After holding IL comfortable lead in
tho hrst half. the Lincoln high schooi
hoys were outplayed and nearly oe.
Sssted in the final half of their contest
xSitb the skeleton \ c. on the Wheel
ing hich school floor last evening.
AZ the end OF the first half the score
stood 1873 in favor OF the Lincoln boys
SHt n dashinc ettaCk in the second per-
"a coon nut the skeletons in the lead.
In nntil the last minute OF play It was
ttossmp. bu, the held goal by Springs
IN the final seconds of play won Tor
It,SoI, The final score was ?0-l9.
L.nIU. a,- roo, SKELETONS (1s)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
CRAVER STARS
AGAINST WEST
VA. FRESHMEN
MARTINS FERRY FLOOR STAR
Gagged FIVE FIELD GOALS
AND TEAM WINS 25-21.
Keyser Prep Defeated West Virginia
Freshmen-Mountaine Unable to
Score Field Goal in Second Half.

Special to the IntelliEenCcr.
Morgantown, W. Va. Jan. 2l.-Fail,
ing to score Il field goal in the second
half of their game with the keyseT
Prep Quint tonight. the West E!rSinEI
Freshmen five was debated % to u.
The game was hard fought and faSt
throughout and was featured by inc
sensational playing OF CraVer and Ward
for the victors. At half time the l'rcpN
were leading II to 10, getting into the
lead by staging Il rally in the closing
minutes. Tho Frcshics were ouiplaycd
in all departments in the final SEES
sion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
COLUMBIA VICTORIOUS
soutnsiders unable to stop Gonoptns
C. C. C. On Basketball floor

In one Of the most nipping tussles OF
,nn season, Yesterday afternoon at the
Columbia club. the clever c. c. C.s
Quintet carried the laurels against the
argresstve southside Midgets. the final
whistle deciding the contest by an eight
% four tally. Hooker and Padden both
n,avad sensational ball from start to
f,nish, while the skillrul goal-caging OF
Del. schifYF. and Wharton ELECTED
rounds Of continued applause. The sum
mary Of the fray follows:
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Tho fellow who feints with
threat seldom follows It UP
with swing.

Which reminds ~" of a wreck on the
s L. NJ Crlton CAL. Yeas 40 and Il
wis" mnn who was in 1t. He was Il
brakeman. There .waa an actor on the
train. TIC forward cas- were 4 mass Of
ruins and dead ard injured were under
them. The actor was walking around
WATCHING the rescue work
Hey. YOU hic hun" tn" hrakcman
s0id. git or "on~ c"at and ret to
work or ~ nus, your jaw. What d'y"u
mean loafjng."
lie w: ha'r thr size OF tn" actor.
but h" grabbed him Icrked him around
kicked him toward tho forward cars.
and miru.r later The actor was IN his
81 IT *;""v"S wo~kir" for dear l;f".
\ Courlc ~ hours l1tcr ~ N-akcma n
and ! sat tn"rtrcr I'm -" rescue train.
'W'hrrN dil Won over fi"ht?" 7 asked.
Mo- never f"u"ht my ono. I
Cou'drt lick auvhody"
You t"r's % chnnro calling that big
follow" remarked
oh him" I'd ;hH hrakaman. "I
kn0w'h No w""',lnt ftnht HE face is
HE fortune. Hud he w1Sn't taking any
CHARGE OF having It spoiled"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Columbia

90 for Murray.
Field Goals: Del. Wharton.
Foul Goals. Wharton 2. Del Hores
!. winni l. Schiller 2.
Referee: Michael George; Timer. Louis
Miklas.
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Ja GISSTa rnaIs. Spriggs 4. Cooper. Riley.
a. Tones, webster, Dennis 5.
Fouls: Riley 10: Dennis 5.
Referee I.ustEarden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
MOUNDSVILLE TAKES
union over 24-1O
Union Girls. However. Turn tho Trick
and Defeat Orange Lasstes
1877 Score.

MounGSvillc High school basketball
toSSerH . 'Urcd their third straight VIC
tory Lass evening. when Coach Sweency's
boys came back strong in the second
half after = .rathet loos" showing IN
the opening periods. and trounccd Union
by 24-t0 count.
At the outset OF the game Coach
Sweency'S boys were passing poorly and
only ma ~ Srd 10 hold 4 one point lead
nj the end uf the half. the score stan l.
Ing lilo. Barnett and Ryan guarded
we'll in the tiual halE and held Captain
Hughes and B!chl scorclcss. while their
teammates rolled up Il total of three
fouls. The final score stood 24-10. the
Union boys missing every attempt at
tho foul line. during the latter half
The work Of Mcconnell with four
field gCaiS for the Mound City team IVES
an outstanding feature while the guard
ing OF Ryan and Barnett was also good
Lcrrert was the all-around floormar
for Union and this younEster kept has
team in the running the first half with
two field goals.
In a preliminary the Union girls de-
featcd the Mound City laSsies by
2S-7 score.
Mouadsville-24. Union-1o.
Rafferty, .........F ............. Biehl
Purdy ..C........... Leppert
Ryan ...........G.... Hawkins
Barnett .......... C. ...,.. Sonderman
Subs: Starger for Woodhurn. Hamil-
ton for Sta@Ccr. NcCardlc for Sender
man. Hall for McCrrdlc. l:rannan fer
Hughes. Field Euals-Woodburn. Raj
fer,y, Ryan. Mcconnell 4. Hughes, Len
pert 2. Biehl. FoulS-Woodburn. out
Of IL: Hughes. out of 2: Bichl. l out
of S; Brannan, out Of 4. Referee
Curtis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
BE[[A|RE WINS
DOUBLE HEADER.
RED AND BLACK HAS EASY TINE
WITH MARTINS FE RRY-QAMES
PLAYED AT GRAVEL HILL.
Purple and White Boys Unable TO Score
From Fisld-Large Crowd
Turned Ont.

Benaire took a pair from Ferry high
at the Gravel Hin gymnasium last
evening. the bows winning by a one-Sid-
ed score of 32-l2. while the Red ana
Black lassies had an easy time with
the Purple and won by a decisive score
of 30-l6.
The guarding of Koehnline and Neimic
Tor the boys was the blk feature OF the
evenings work. these boys holding the
Purple and White tloormcn scorelcSS
from the field. Captain Evans gathered
In Ferry's twelve counters from the
foul line out of - tries.