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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-05-04

Art Borello, pictured above, is one
of the so funny fellows who will be
here Saturday with the Sells-Floto cir.
Gus. All the wonders of the circus are
included in the big Sells-Floto top.
Among the favorite attractions is the
big elephant herd.
Kas and Mo and Floto and Mama
are performing elephants, and they
have constituted themselves a board
Of censorship over all the other ele-
! plants with the Sells-Floto circus.
Because of their superior education
they are very "up-stage" with the
pachyderm actors less clever than
they, and, as for the elephants which
can not perform-well, one should see
kas and company slip them the scorn'
full raZz.
Kas, it was, who found a name for
the quarter. Being a we'll travelled ele-
phant. he has picked up fad of read
ing signs on box cars. I'VE shall be
The Big A." he whispered behind his
trunk to Mo, and Mo passed the word
to Floto and Mama. That led to other
things. Soon, The Big A. began to
tell the other bulls" how to carry
their trunks in parade. The patient,
| kindly members of the five Sells-Floto
herds have allowed themselves to be
imposed upon to the extent that now
they yield the centers of the three
rings to kas and his pals in the per
| formances and copy their table man
ners. So, if in the big menagerie
tent of the circus. you find meek ele'
/ plants that are slow to reach out for
peanuts, do not pass them by, but
offer the COOLERS to them twice. You
| won't have to wait long, for Kas and
Mo have a tough time restraining their
humble understudies' eagerness for
peanuts. OF course, it is hard for the
trainers to put THE Big Four" in their
places, for they really are clever act
ors. Most circus men concede that
| Floto and Mama are the cleverest
pachyderms that ever performed
They are all of them great lovers Of
children, and it is almost impossible
to be harsh with elephants that care
for children as do the Sells-Flotc
| herds.
In the opening spectacle "The Birth
| of the Rainbow" Mama, Floto and
! twelve other elephants carry Maypoles
and ballet girls dance at the ends o,
! dozens of rainbow streamers which
radiate from the peaks.
All of the Sells-Floto performing
herds are presented in the rings anG
on the track by girl trainers-Blanche
Wells. Stella Rowland, Ethel Hamil
| ton, Idah DelnO and Marcia Raleigh
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-05-04
The Theatres
MURRETTE

mOHHE e
In "The Passion Flower" Norma
Talmadge will be seen at the Murrette
Theatre Wednesday in what is de-
clared to be the most interesting star
ring vehicle that has yet been given
her. The story is the work of Jacinto
Benavente, who is acclaimed as the
greatest living dramatist Of Spain to-
day THE Passion Flower" was tre-
mendously popular in New York last
season with Nance O'Neil in the role
of "Raimunda," the mother. Norma
Talmadge, however. will be seen as
Acacia the daughter, in the picture
version. She is said to have created
one of the finest roles of her screen
career.
Alice Calhoun, the Vitagraph star,
is an actress of unusual ability. In
THE Charming Deceiver.' which is
now showing at the Murray Theatre
Miss Calhoun does a remarkable bit Of
emotional acting.
AS Edith Marsden. granddaughter of
a proud old English aristocrat, she
realizes what her marriage to Mars
den will mean if it becomes known to
her grandfather-ane end of her world
of happiness.
The grandfather assumes that Edith
is unmarried. The girl struggles with
the impulse to speak. Over Miss Cal
houn's features play numerous emo
tions. During the brief space in which
this scene is flashed upon the screen
a whole story is told by Miss Cal
houn's facial expression. 1t is one OF
the most remarkable pieces of acting
ever portrayed upon the screen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-05-04

Francis could go to where Talmage
said-they wanted to see the rest of
that dance.
The skirts went higher
And then two or three of the good
women, nudging each other Significant
ly, got up and marched out-thus leav-
ing the first motion picture show in
the history of the world The date
was June 6, 1894.
Pictures had been projected on a
wall before from lantern-slides, but
never from a strip of Internationally
moving film. The machine which pro
iected the picture is on exhibition at
the National Museum in Washington
1t is the forelu unner Of all present-day
projectors.
Suspect Trick.
Nobody paid much attention to the
show. 1t was just another of them
illusion tricks. But it was sure won.
derful ridin' all that 72O miles. That
boy would amount to something some
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-05-04
Thousands Thank
DR.. Leonhardt

who discovered Hem-Roid, the COM
nonsense Pile remedy. No cutting
no greasy salves-but harmless tab
let that gives quick. safe and lasting
relief. Money back if it fails, says
Quigley's Drug Store-Advertiseme
Tues. Wed. .-Thurs.-Fri.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-05-04
PAGE NINE

day. II must o. took . lot OF grit,
especially along in the erenin.
The first time admission was
charged was at Atlanta,sGS..in in 1855.
The show was failure. People. could
not believe that you could show pic
lures OF people moving about, and
would not surrender their money on
any more of them catchpennies. The
term motion-picture had not been in
vented. There was nothing TO describe
what was to be seen. The project was
abandoned and the young inventor
came home pretty down in the mouth.
Later he sold his interest in the inven-
tion for $4,000 That is all he got for
The second most wonderful Invention
in the world. The first was printing
The total sum he got wouldn't pay
Babe Twoknees's salary for a month
And, again, thus life runs away"
A good reader takes in twelve or
j T. sv.Sa IAt%
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-05-04
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Beware. Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer
package for Colds, Headache, Neural
gia. rheumatism. Earache, Toothache,
Lumbago, and for Pain. Handy tin
boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets Of
Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark Of Bayer Manufacture Of
Observation-Disclosures of Salicylicacid.-
Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-05-04

A good reader takes in twelve d
thirteen letters at once glance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
SINGLE c. WINS
FREE-FOR-AL[
IN FAST TIME

North Randall. cleveland. July g.
Facing N" tastes, 'Irc % he year.
Single G. owned by w l. barefoot.
Cambridge Ct'Y. Ind. defeated one Of
the most formidable fields ~ PAGERS IN
training to-day n tho free ror-ali pace
sweepstakes. IN" feature az NE Er,-
away 'irand Circuit carl ut North Ran
d. This victory came in straight
heats
III Allen took The Veteran out in
from; early IN each mil" and he never
was headed He paced the firSt mite
~ Of \ and the second IN cox win
ninr easily. III" last quar:cr or the
'lnLl h~at was pl cod IN - seconds
Had Single q h,"n pushed there ~
lIt,l. doubt but that his time would have
been fn>'"r. tn" zinc f"I IA" ~" miles
no: only : m" fastest paced hut also
beats that Of tn" trottcrs tor the s.a-
son.
Hal Malone furnished m" only COM
petition. bat he Wis not rood enough to
worry Single O. AT ndLS-"u fH\nr!tc.
Whenever Hal Malone got clos" 20 Sim
~" -. Alien let nut a wrap AMI Single
O. wHI equal To he emergency
Single -. sold for 500 in = t1Sn aUc-
t:on TOO! Potter l:cii'r was the only
other farhrltr u yin.
Practically an oc IN" stables cave TO-
night or tomorrow for T"letn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
MOUNDSVlLLE A. c, TO
MEET CAMBRIA COLL.
Two Games on weekend Card for
Mound City Nine and the
Shadystde Lads.

\ feeling ~ Satisfaction = in owl
dCncc among the fans ~ MnrnfSVille
since the douh" win over III" M,Con-
krN'S !aSt Monday Also n spirit OF
opt M m prevails amODr ~" fans and
y,ayr-S over H." outCom" -: ~ rom? in
lnE games 'apl. TiESiNS mad" SOM"
radical .hHnc"S IN MS lineup Inh had by
Ia the best ;rLm S"cn' II Mound city
uniforms his season rnr or tx" more
L,Ii,r'rrS will maze IN" club the peer
Of anything IN tho valley
Cambria Goa, 20. IS met m two games
over III week end. on" game "a hc play
ed at MoundSvill" and n" oth"" ono on
tho ohio side. Thee games Wi! he
r'"Sc.y contested and large crowds VII
no doubt hc ont ~ Wit lNSS the cnCoun-
,rrS. Wild runorS are going the round
that the RluprS arc soon 70 meet m a
series oC games HnwrVrr y" CHnfirn;a-
,inn has boon gwen Ivy III" M"nnd city
managerial; and ~ present :, HocS not
Sc, II advisable 20 bring >urh draw
ing card hero as 50 mary - III" tans
are oli NJ work who would hc able u
See this game later When n" factories
start Thu attendance has been or a
;tttlr hut III" ma naE"nCn' r"a!!1": tn"
circumstances and have n" Kick 20 make
OF 'h,I- support from fand"m Any
way nothing would suit better than 70
see the DIucr% At Fifth street PARK 4
n,t!r ,at"r IN IN" season.
No arn0uNr"men; has hcrn mad" roy
tho lin"urS Yer Saturday and Sunday
games hut Smith. HOneCkcr and Con
ncrS will do hurliuG duly AMI Lutcs
and Higgins will catch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
THIRTY WHEEL|NCITES
WILL ENTER TOURNEY
Wheeling Country Club win Be We'll
Represented At state Golf Cham
pionshp Meet

Thirty " ne h"~i r'''oT3 ~ we
Wheeling "'str'"' VII l"aN" n"A' Mon
day 10Y Whi'" sulphur SPRINGS N enter
The stat" E"lt Championship 'ourn'men''
and n" !"ca' followers ~ ~" game ar"
TOOK 3G i"r"aiH - SON" ~ "" Pt's"'
md possibly the championship hsc't
being brought back I" u" hrS' c'tE Oh
The state.
A. thc tournament viii he The leading
golfers ot the H'a'". md the meet IS
"xp"";"'l !" ," 'rn"d"i "''Nih 'A' a""'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
NOT IN A HURRY TO
SIGN FOR THE BATTLE

Chicago. July Sex Richard has
made NJ offer to Tommy Gibbons for a
match with Georges Carpenter. Eddie
Kane. Gibbons manager. sad today as
he Ictr r"r DSaki%. MINI. ~ y"!n Glib
hons. who IS t,i.inr - vacation 'h"r".
i've :,ad Il lot about such a match.
but have h"lrd nothing fr"m Ni"kard."
said kau" "rll '2sr tor Gibbons
CARPENTER match n | get the right
terms. hut I don't want I" talk about Il
for At least three weeks by tha' time
tho E.,mur of Inrp"H'icr's showing
aEIins, Dempsey VII have worn down
and the promoters WI he able to see
our end a nttlC better"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
FASTEST CoLoRED MIME IN TR1'
STATE RETURNS TO LEAGUE
ro-MoRRow FOR BIG TILT.
Owing 70 the Pact That This 10 tho
Only Team 10 Beat Locals
Record Crowd IN Surn

Tomorrow afternoon promptly ar
o'clock tho R,ucrS will try conclusions
again with thc Homestead GraNS rrPu-
tod rhc fastest colorcd team IN IN" ~
t,rc tr;-Htatr. THIS meeting promises
=, hc y lively ono III that II marks 4
Splri, IF revenge upon the rart Of me
F,ucrs who were Obliged I" hrkn"wi-
edge defeat at the hands NJ IN" ""i"rcn
laIa IN the opening tilt ot m" season.
50, ,b,r t,,nc he Rauers have been
roirr great guns. and aIr"tdv have c$-
rahl!shcd 4 record that VIII stand t"F
many Il moon
ovens or Marshall will hurl for inc
,;r,yN Either man has r"nSlnrranir
stuff and wealth OF SMOKE IL WI
~ cn,nnhcrrd thai Oscar" il some
beaver and will give the locals plenty or
worry. f he draws tho aSStEnHent. me
:, mo team that beat IN" Bauers VII! be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
HOMESTEAD GRAYS THREATEN
TOPUT BA UERs DOWN AGAIN

on the field. which means contest bit
trrlv fought from start 10 finish. Fans
still remember Harris, tho home run
king and many will be out {" look MIN
over again.
Monk" MCCALL the find OF the sea :
son, may hur! for the Bdu"rs. although
the infringement announces the signing
NJ n man that vii. 80 biz. his name hc-
mn, withheld for obvious reasons. How
ever Mccall Is IN" yOungstrr that set
down Hans Wacnrr'S club and further
added 10 his prestige by turning in I
win over Jack OnSlnWS SluEE.ng Ale
gheny Steel outfit The balance OF tho
team IL Intact
with any kind Of good weather. and
the fact that these clubs arc hound IN
Give a good exhibition. should tend :"
draw the biggest crowd Of the entire
season The rOlored folks ~ the entire
valley are aroused and dnuhly crthus"d
N confidence that their favor'tes VIII
dunlicatc In the npininE TIL OF the
season. tho park vas packed. 4nn 70
morrow threatens to even better this
mark. rnp:r" pauEherty. whn 80 sue,
cessfuIly handled last Sundays TIT. Will
have charge Of the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
Tex RiCkard Paid Out
S514,325 To the Boxers

Now York July S.-rromot"r Tex
Richard announced today tha; he paid
SSli325 10 tho boxers and referees at
Boyle'a Thirty Acres last Saturday.
Dempsey and CARPENTER received
$500. nOn and s.NO. 100. respectively. Th"
hoxrrs IN the pr~limnlrieS received
si2.nSn Billy MiSke and Gene Tumncy
were Tho highest paid. receiving soon
each
and Tho other r"cer""s. including an al
,srna,. received 4 total of tc7S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
VICTORSLORAIN

The Victor A. {. nine of haywood
will journey 70 the Lorain Goa. and
Dock Company grounds In Rridserort
tomorrow afternoon to battle With .hc
Ca! company nine and good rom. -
Tho Victor" arc TaS' while
the Lorain lads have been cleaning ur
everything In sight. Matthews Will he
on the mound for the Goa lads, with
BalloG behind the bat. Will" Manager
Madison Of the Bcn v"oditCs has kearcr
and Bushman 10 use for mound duty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
ENAMELS-YORKVILLE

Tho Rella!re Enamnis ar" booked for
. hard game tomorrow afternoon when
they Journey TO Yorkrillc 20 mot the
,,bIetIcs II that place. Tho Enamels
have been playing good ball while York
vile has been meeting and defeating
sor,. NJ the best teams IN tho district.
A.. nd n ,tiff game Is looked for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
sXUr OUT NY cu1s.

New York. July S New York shut
out Chicago. 10 0. to-day. SrhC hold
nx The CUBS to three hits and giving ~
passes. Alexander also pitched an et-
tecttve gam" and lost IN the ninth when
kcllehcrS tumble Allowed F7ISch n
score after the bases had Scen fixed
K. H. 4.
Chicago ....o00O 10000
New York .....n - n 10 n \ q l. !
Alexander and kl,ht"r, Nrht ii
Smith Sn"hrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
SCORES
4TH WIN OVER
THE YANKEES

Chicago. July A--k"rr continued as
AGAINST New York today.
an+ scored hts fourth win over thc Yam
KEGS. when chicago Won. - !. Tn"
locals hiuched hits h"h'nd has" IN
halls II the nrSt inning for TWO runs.
Three hats. one I double and fc'd"v $
choice. netted NO moro IN n" seventh
Two walks ant hit saved the visitors
from A shutou. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
YANKEES-EX HIGHS
mtersst1nz 9arns 9ehSdulsd for romor-
row Afternoon on TwsnH.sixth
Street Grounds

Baseball fans Of the South side arc
eagerly looking forward q NO h-St
home game within 4 m"ntA q. :hc CaSt
Yanke" \. =. min" OF the south Side.
when the ntno meets the Elm Grove TX
High nine ~ the Twen,S-slXtn S,rc"t
grounds and Indications are 4 good
crowd Will p" on hand.
Manager Flatlcy. ~ tho YankS. has
No; yr' decided who will be on the
mound for him. while Strauh. the ,.,,he.
hra. hlra Schoo! pitching ace 90 IT,. sca-
son will probably be called upon 10 per
fnru, FOR tho E,H- HtEhS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
Qt the
! ofSport
by AAAS S.SM4cs

tendance on major league games mas
slumped fully 30 per cent inside OF one
month indicates that the public also -
getting wise 10 the situation.
The pubic. OF course, is worr?ihS
tn, magnates The only way. seeming
II. ru max" "A dent in their consc'cnces
and distract their attention from th''r
own clubs IS the turnstile count. "ne
may always count upon REFORMS IN
IVA sehall when the turnst:les register
SHARP falling off in attendance.
Copyright 1921. the New YORK evening
Mail)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
WILLIAMS urs 10TH oMIR.

c, rou!s. July S-Sr. 'uis halted
Z,rhary for 70 HIS and runs neIore
ne vas taken out wi'h or our IN me
sixth and won from wasnEtnn' !! 10
:, to-day Williams hit In'n nome
-,a Of the seasnn In N S'a.n inning
With Two Browns on 10 Every 81
Louis player made "n"'r me- 2iGS.
Score
81. LOUIS -
zachary. Schaeht ansiharri'y; Davis
and Collins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
TO CLARKSBURG
1mpsrtals Meet ClarksburH To-day And
Fair1uont fo-morroV-Two
Hard Games Ahead

The fast Impcria! A. G. nine ot Elm
Grove, leaves this morning for Flarks-
burr on the first lex ~ trip down
state, The locals clash with the
Clarkshurg independents this afternoon
and then Journey on "N"r 10 Falrfnon'
-, ,,.,t the E1.rmont Athletics to-mor-
row afternoon. Fifteen men VIII DE
taken OH the trIp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
TO PINEY FORKS

The fast Wheeling independents viii
TO Pincy Forks. Ohio. tomonow
afternoon 10 engage the Athletic Club
nine or that place. ard good game la
expected The Independents have been
hitting a good stride all season. and Arc
confident Of q victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
BUZZ HOLDS TIGERS

Detrci, July S.--Joe Bush hclpN'
troll, 20 four hrs today and Rostnr"on
: % ieilmaun mad" the .Ches'
homo run IN me history OF the loc Oh u
PARK. IN 'hc sixth inning htttD tnt
ball dl:tanr- 81 $40 feet &C roins
70 tho EroundKceper' measurh"ntS
Ra o. Ruth'S '"ng"st hit was tca olH'
lance ~ $50 ,-rr and was 1nadat 'ht
Polo Grounds mis- year Score.
p,s,on 900 90 nl--Sl0-2
DctroIi ........-... bhO oHS
J Flush and Ru,i HNlincsnd baS''
Ter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
PFEFrR1 KIT RARD.

Philadelphia. July S.--rhiladeiPh!a
h; fteifer hard To-day and easily de-
.eatcd -. LOUIS. = 70 l. -Four OF the
lo,a!s ,al,leS were due TO home runs by
James smith and konetcny. Smith 4
circu., drive in the second inning &C
counted for ;hree while kOnetchy's tied
the score in the sixth. Three doubles
and L sIaS.c gay" IN. Phili'cS :ouT runs
IN the eighth. Hi:h the exception OF
he fourth inning. when the Cardina IS
made a.. OF chc!r runs. Ring pitched Of
.rc,ivclY. Score 4. h. r.
81 LOUIS ....OooI0 q o A.
Philadelphia h3DolIi -
Pfeffer and clemens. Ring and
BruSgy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09

Two case h;ts. iron. stolen bases;
Souihvorth. Nicholson. uolke. Sacrtfce:
Rsrpl,e. SourhwOrth. Double PLAYS:
BoecE {" Barhare ;" Holxr. Scott 70
u eSca :" EorcHl 20 Ford. Lett on bases;
Cincinnati. 5. Boston. ; Base on oAi!s'
on ..uque. :. on Scott : nuts TN
,.uqur. + IN : inn:ngS. or roumhe. l N
..n.ng. struck out. by Luque. 5: ey
SCOTT ! Umpire. Klent and EmsI!e
Tine. 10. losing pitcher: l.uoue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
Wins Race With Death
But Finally Loses Out

Seattle. Washington. July S.-Cap-
tain L. a. Peterson, wealthy Alaskan
salmon packer won a race with death
recently from Unimak pass. Alaska to
Seattle, but death conquered finally
late yesterday when he died IN hos
pital after an operation for which he
had FASTENED here.
CAPTAIN Peterson chartered whal-
inC vessel and sent a wireless message
to the Seattle bound steamer Victoria
10 pick him up IN mld-ocean. In
Seattle, he was rushed to the hospital
for an operation. His home was IN
Berkeley, California
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
BAUER RS,/SD. W.

Sunday afternoon on the Fulton
rounds. ,hc fast r"r Juniors will
sack Ut arairs, ND. w. nine. and A
classy ocn,es. ~ trG anticipated ~
followers OF tie = teams. There -
much rivalry b>,<n the two trans.
IN. as, sarne Eol 70 the D. W. by
= score Of al.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
LYNCH|NCS ON THE
INCREASE IN U. 5.

Tuskesee. Ala July 8.-TheTs ~orS 81
lynchtnss in the United States during
the nrst six months Of the yoAx. 80
more than the number recorded during
the same period in 1920. according 20 =
report ISSUED today by the department.
Of records and research Of Tuskeges In
stitute. Lynchings during the nrst half
Of this year included two white msn and
81 negroes. two OF the latter bang worn-
en-. the report said. Eleven Of those
put 70 death were charged With rape
BY states. the lynchinss were divided
Mississippi 10: Georgia ;; PioridA and
Arkansas ( each; Louisiana and North
Carolina each; and Alabama Ken
lucky. Missouri, South Carolina and
Tennessee one each.
To help you save IS the misstca Of
Jnte1li eencer Want Ads,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09

Two :.Sc hits-hse. cooper W neat
Th-ec-ht>. hit$--OlS,' \ciS. S'crl"'f
--Barnndrt. Cooper h"at- l"Nh'e
plays bison. kildu' and SchrHnd,
CutShaw AMI SrAriG l."tt on bases -
Pittsburgh }. ErooEn II. lSN" -
baIls-Off Schu?p c.it cooper ,. HIS
OFT Srhurr. t m nninS>. "tf Mi;'"-
all IN innings. lit hy pitcher ~
$churp IEobcr:Soi struck "Gt- hy
SChupp :. ~ coop :. Losing r;ct"7
--SChurr. umr.rc~R'Si"r ard Moran
Time 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
The Standing
TodAJ's Gamca

TodAJ's Games
St Louis q, ihiladelrh'a-
Cincinnati, at Boston.
PITTSBURGH ~ brooklyn.
Chicago It New YORK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YesteYday's Games

Ro$ton. s. Detroit. ;.
81. Louis -: Washington. :.
ChiraSn. I: New York. l.
Philadelphia cleveland; rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09

Iuble plays--Co!nns 10 JOHNSON t.
Sccly. SchLlk 10 Collins. Lott on ba seq
New York ?, Chicago J. R;.sc On halls
or Kerr .. Shawk"y ,. Hit BY pitch
td-By Kerr Ireckinpauyh). Struck
,ut--By Kerr 3; Sha~kcy : rmplres--
Wilson and HNdcbrand Time-l:t6,
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
yestsrdAy's Results

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Philadelphia. =. st Louis. (.
Boston. : Cincinnati. 0.
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Tho Standing,

roday's Games.
Washington ~ ST Louis.
philadelphia AZ cleveland.
New York ~ Chicago.
Boston 4; Detroit
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Newark 5, syracuse :.
Baltimore :: Rovhestcr ?.
Jersey C;ty-Torcnto postponed rain
Only teams scheduled.
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BOWLING

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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

columbus : Milwaukee !.
INDIANAPOLIS MINNEAPOLIS ;
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Toledo /. kansas CITY II.
Columbus 70 Milwaukee 5.
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.Batt"d or ShLwkey II 9th.

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