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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
VISITING COMMITTEE OF
TWIN CITY FEDERATION
WILL MEET ALL LOCALS

A visiting committee was ordered
appointed by the Twin City Fedora
ton of Labor for the purpose OF visit
ing al frequent intervals all unions
In the Twin Cities, whether or not
they are affiliated with the local Fed
Grafton. ID will be the duty of this
committee to explain the workings
OF and benefits to be derived from az
filiating with the Federation to those
unions that have neglected this most
important duty, and to endeavor to
induce them to come under the pro-
lection of the parent body.
The committee. In visiting those
unions already affiliated with the Fed
Grafton, will talk along the line OF
closer cooperation among the unions
and the Federation-the necessity OF
electirg n full quota of delegates that
will attend the meetings of the Fed
ere tio1 and who, after attending, will
tate back to their locals the informa-
ton intended for the affiliated locals.
1t is the intention of The officers of
the Federation to make that body the
strongest of IL kind In the state of
Illinois. but this cannot be accom-.
pl1Sned Without the nelp Oh the
unions holding membership. and with.
out the help of those unions now out
side the Federation.
The Twin Cities have the reputa-
ton of being the strongest organized
cities in Illinois, yet the attendance
at the Federation meetings has been
so poor that sometimes II exceeded
barely quo. UNI. The total number
Of delegates that should be In attend
ince numbers over 1875, and 1t is ex-
pected to have that number in regu-
lar attendance within a short time.
Get together. folks. and make your
a real benefit to the or
yanized labor movement. Make II
power foa good In the community. and
/ solid unit representing every local
lnion In the Twin Cities
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
FEDERATED SHOP CRAFTS
MAY 60 ON NATIONWIDE
STRIKE AGAINST REDUCTION
lBy Tha Penetrated Pressl

Chieago.-Prospects for q nation.
wide strike of the federated shop craft
employees of the railways increased
with the announcement that rules gov
ering the payment by the United
States railway labor board last week
to supplant the overtime rules of the
national agreement covering shop
crafts employees were rejected as 'un-
justified" by conference OF regional
executive boards of the railway EN-
ployes' department OF the American
Federation OF Labor.
A letter WIS sent TO all locals, con-
veying the result of a three-day con-
ference Just concluded.
by no conceivable line OF reason
ing" the letter said. can decision 222
(the labor boards rules decision) be
justified and this body declines to &C
cept It."
All union members were warned,
however, TO remain at work until fur
Their official action is taken by union
officials. The letter advised that 1t
was considered best to wait until the
labor board had issued substitute
rules for the entire national agree
ment before taking referendum vote
on the matter.
Meanwhile, however, the letter ad-
vised the men I'm time of peace to
prepare for war"
The seven rules announced by the
board last week cover payments for
overtime. Sundays and holidays. A
of radical changes we're made
and labor leaders declared the new
rules would materially affect the earn.
ings of shop employees. A. o. Whar-
ton. labor member of the board and
former president of the railway EN-.
ployes' department, A. F. of L., pub
ished long dissenting opinion, in
which he refused to sanction the ma
ority decision.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
GET-GAS WINS
INSTANT FAVOR
POPULARITY OF GASOLINE At
TESTED eY WONDERFUL
GROWTH IN BUSINESS

Although a new company IN Spring
field. the Get-Gas Service stations.
Inc. have won prominent place with
the motoring public and has come to
he known as one of the most success
ful business ventures In the city.
The company deals in gasoline and
oils and Is now serving large number
of filling stations In this city and Tay-
lorville and steps are now being taken
to expand the business TO other cen
trail Illinois cities.
In an interview Saturday with X. II.
Stanford. president of the company.
he said
white Rock gasoline and oils have
given the motoring public Increased
mileage, less motor troubles. smooth
running, cooler motor and mo-
power. White Rock lubricating OILS
are refined by process that Is not
used by any other refiner. The su.
periority Of our gasoline and oils are
so noticeable that our business has
had growth nothing short OF phe-
nomenal since its inception eleven
months ago. Surprisingly few car
owners realize the difference between
lust oil" and high grade motor oil
and the difference 1t means In repair
bills.
white Rock oil is refined below the
boiling point; the petroleum Is never
permitted to reach temperature
above the evaporating point As sooa
as II begins to vaporize the vapors
are mechanically carried out OF the
stil, thereby giving the uninjured pro-
duct a perfect fabrication. Due TO this
process of refining White Rock oil
will give better fabrication, more
miles per gallon than 1t is possible
10 get from any other oil.
Our gasoline is strictly straight
run product. which affords the mo-
toring public a super pure product at
nominal cost.
THE best test of all Is the test of
performance. The many motorists who
have filled their tanks with White
Rock gasoline have noted the inereas.
ed mileage thc2 obtain, they motto
tho easy starting. the instant response
to the slightest touch on taeir acceler'
atoT. The product has given wonder
full satisfaction and thousands of users
together with the best dealers In the
district we operate, have given 1t their
stamp OF approval.
"The Get.Gas Service Stations are
but eleven months old. They have
two well established wholesale plants
at Taylorville and Springfield and are
now taking the necessary steps to In.
crease capitalization that Jacksonville
and Champaign and Danyille may be
opened, In the same thorough man
ner that our other branches are run
nings.
with business of over $3.50
monthly and with nearly 500 people
of this city interested In the business
we are well under way for wonderful
growth in the next few years.
Springfield tIll.) Daily Journal, Aug.
81, 1921.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
TRANSFERS AND CHAuFFEURs
PREPARE TO SERVE SUPPER
ON NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Transfers and Chauffeurs Union
No 443 are preparing to serve a sup
per to their membership and friends
at Labor Hall next Wednesday even
ing, September I, from $3.50 until 8
o'clock.
This will be the first event of this
kind ever given by the union. and 1t Is
primarily to bring the members to-
gether In n social time. where they
may get acquainted with the friends
Of labor, talk matters over informally
and have good time in general
You all know about the good things
the ladies of the Label League have
been preparing during the past sew
eral months. Well the ladies of tn,
League will have charge of the culin-
airy part of the supper next Wednes-
day night. which Is guarantee that
everyone will be satisfied. both in
quality and quantity.
The cost of the supper will be 70
cents n plate, and tickets are now be-
ing sold by members of the union.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
GoMPERS' FAME AS i
HUMANITARIAN BRINGS
HIM FRESH HONORs

President Gompers has been invit.
ed to become member of and attend
the international sociological con.
gress to be held this year In Turin,
Italy, beginning October 3. The in
vitation was extended by Prof. Fran.
cesco Cosentini. director of the insti-
tute of sociology of the university of
Turin. The congress is to be "for
the broadcast discussion of problems
which impress themselves upon the
minds of all those who desire bet.
ter future for humanity"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
Miners Buy Home.

Springfield, lll-The Illinois mine
workers have purchased a fine six
story building in the center of the city
which will be used as their headquar-
tiers. The purchase price is announc.
ed as $275,000.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
Put Ticket In Elcld.

Cincinnati, O.--The Farmer-Labor
party intends putting up complete
ticket In the municipal elections in
Cincinnati
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02

II Is said "trickery Is the work of
the devil" You trick" yourself as
we'll as your fellow workers when you
do not demand the union label
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02

To have the respect of your fellows
YOU must have self.respect Demand
the union label. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
WINS
WORLD TITLE.
FAMOUS PoLE WINS WOE L D 8
cATCH AS CATCH CAN TITLE
FROM STRAMGLER LEWIS.
rweuty-thrse Minutes Of Graphing Ro-
suits In Downfall Of Champion
Neck Lock Used.

New York. May 6.-Stan;slsus Zbvzk"
Of pula nd, won the worlds heavy weight
catch as catch can wrestling champion
ship hero tonight by defeating I'd.
(Strangler) Lewis. Of San Jose. CALI
fornia, with neck JOCK after t"eht!
minutes Of wrestling.
After several minutes Of strenuous
graphing. Lewis tried for his famous
head lock, and missed, falling on his
back. The Pole quickly poun"cd upon
him and pinned his shoulders 70 tn"
mat.
Zbszko weighed go pounds and Lewis
o35.
The official time was - minutes and
II seconds.
The uuicK finish came as a surprise
to the spectators. who apparently looked
for a long. hard contest
Both wreStlcrs were in excellent con-
dition. They INDUCED in rough tactics
from the start. hut in the first twenty
minutes ncith"r .'oem"d 10 have tho ad-
vantage Each tried for toe hoid III
the first ton minutes. but without sue
cess Zbyzsku entered the ring in his
bare feet and Lewis wore the r"Sui''-
zion wrestling shoes.
While the non were struggling for
an advantageous mold, IbyzSkc rolled
Off the mat l'ndrr tn" rules both
wrcStl"rs had 10 "om" :" IN" center OF
the mat again and ;Lhc standing posi-
ton.
In III" encounter that followed. HhNH-
h. got cut rf hHii N"!Eou and hr' il
away from Il body <, isS"rs. he th"H
secured Il comb nation toe and Croi N
and Lewis wriGE!"G "Ut Of ii. T"ey
were tossing c.rh other about ''r ling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
WHEELING HIGH
NALLOPS L|NSLY
CADETS ARE LET DOWN WITH ONE
HIT NJ WHEELING JITCHNG
AcE-THE SCORE "A.
Thomas, Wheeling Catcher, Trores Good
Man at Bat-Htt Safely Three
Times In -Four Trips.

Wheeling High schools crack bas"m Il
nine defeated the Linsly Cadet min" yes
terday afternoon on the Island Athletic
Field grounds by tn" sror" Of I" =
Hixrnbaugh was in good form and al
lowed the orange and black lads but one
hit. They made their one run on
costly error.
Wheeling opened strong. getting TWO
ta!lieS in tn" firm frame. In the sixth
they drove in two moro. while LinslE
was still ScorelcsS. In The eighth. how
ever. the Cadets got their lone hit. with
one on the pa tbs and scored. An error
by Brinkman allowed the second score
OF the afternoon.
ThimaS. the gold and blue catcher. was
the one hitter OF the day. hitting three
binGlcS in four trips to the plate. TWO
Of his drives were two haggcrS. FAR over
center field that on Il dry field would
have hcrn good for circuit hits.
WheclinG'S seven hits wef" for drives
that would have meant more baSeS had
tho field been dry. as they would nave
bounded farther into the field. while the
runners would have made better time
on tho paths. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
"CH|CK" HARLEY TOPLAY HERE
IN Bic CAME At LEAGUE PARK
RECORD AUDIENCE EXPECTED TO-
MORROW AT O'CLOCK TO SEE
NOTED ATHLRrH IN ACTION
Contest Should Prove the Most Spirited
In Many moons and Interest
II Very Keen

NiiH fair weather predicted tomor-
row promises; to he the day Of days
whCu the liau"rS tdCkl" the crack COLI
umhUS pd1handleS at l,ragu" nth
MIr;III" Ferry IN the biggest early sea-
son contest IN recent Years. The visit
"rS com" w;tl Il great record Tor List
year. besides Tn: city championship ot
Columbus tucked away since 1916. which
proves that this aggregation Is the best
in the Buckeye city and one of the last
est ia the entire state. According 10 all
variable interest it looks like great
crowd will turn out as the battle prom
Uses 10 be nip and tuck in its entirety.
sundays contest with the Panhand-
lerS is the furcrunnrr Of classy list
of attractions the DauerS manaE"m' mt
has hooked for valley fans. Next sun
day I'll" first OF five game series be
tween the Mo- 'Onk"yS and the lihurrS
is labeled for League Park which L. Il
tip TO many followers Of both clubs. II
Columbus lives up to her past perform
auces on the diamond. the BaurrS will
liav" to extend an arIirl" of the pas
time that is near perfect in order 10
emerge tn" victor.
lIilty. a pitching sensation from PITTS
hurrh, vii! y" on the mound for the
locals. while the remainder OF the team
will b" III" same. The BiuerS go IN Fol-
lanshrc today 10 represent that place on
saturdays during the season.
1t is likely that Columbus Will MS"
Lefty" Kin" or "'ork" Linsun. either
Of whom would max" an ideal selection
The former has contract with INC
cleveland Indians and reports 10 them
some tim" nest month. The mere APP
p"aranrc OF Chick" Harley. one of IN"
greatest .ll-aruund athletes OF all time
in right field for the visitors has tended
to double the interest IN the contest
and many will turn out alone to get Il
glimpse Of this notable parsonage. Ihen
again. Baker. at ShortSlup Is a marvel
while Wayne Fogcl. last year captain OF
Ohio state. is due to 20 up.
Nothing but tho weather can prevent
a big ball game and there is no doubt
whatever Of crowd that will tax
:, caCur Park being present. The prob
able lincupS as announced last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
To
PITT PANTHERS
BETHANY FALLS BEPoRE UFTVER-
SIfY OF PITTSBURGH NINE
BY SCORE OF Az.
Randolph Drives Ont Homer In Fifth,
Taking Lead, but Loses in Next
TWO Innings.

SPECIAL Dispatch To TIL" lnt'liigCnc"r
Pittsburgh. Pa. May ".-Th" Ft''
Ianthcrs. through the h""Ny mitn; or
Tom Davies and other members IF tho
wrrrliing crew. defeated Bethany col
lcer ba S,hail team - this AFTERNOON
At Trees Field
Randolph crashed out home run In
the tifth inning. placing bethany in IN"
lead TO !. But tho eNcrtion proved
too great. as Pitt jumped on his offer
ing In IN" neat two innings and cap
tured the game.
Wells had n finger ON his thnGIn%
paw mashed by one Of TownSrndS IN
ShuntS. but stayed in the game. The
score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
CLARKSbURC HIGH
DEFEATS VICTOR
Washington Irving Lads Defeat Vie1of
High School by Score Of SIS.

Sne.j,l Disnatch IT, The lntclliGcnccr.
ClarkShurC, W. Va. May 6.-Betore
the largest crowd that ever attended
local high school baseball game. WASH
ing,on-Irving won its NTH consecutive
game OF the season today by defeNlnS
it, rival. Victor. by The Sr"r" or o-''
Victor scored in thu first on two singles
but WaShinrton-lrvinG forged ahead IN
the fourth and The same number IN tnS
fifth on four singles and two doubles
with three stolen bases.
Victor scored Nv" in the ninth on
three successive" hits of the delivery
of Smith. n substitute. pitcher. Score
WaShingt Irving ............" :
Victory .................'...''. .'''.S
Observation-Disclosures. u, Smith. Moan
and Griffith; Daush"rty. sims and H.
Scott.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
FOURTH GAME ON W.V.U.
TRIP EAST POSTPONED
Mountainser-Yale Clash Called OH on
Account Of Rain-Meet
Navy Today.

Special Dispatch - Tn" Int iiS'nc"E.
New Y"rh. May g. For IN" i0ur'''
time on H." present trip Wet Virginia
Univrr>ity'% baseball team hh" the game
poSrrOnrd on ;,rrnunl at ran. IN" "rh"-
nen;s in this case hrluE Na,". The
Manufacturers vent 10 New ttaN"n th1S
morning and within an hour Of their
arrival rain began to fail in torrents
and the team hurried back 70 New YORK.
Ton;"hI the team Will travel 10 Eait'-
more where IN" Naval Academy Is met
ct John Hopkins l",d tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
ST CLAIRSV|LLE wins
Evansville High school Proves Easy
Victim OF Hin Top High Lads.

=, (Jairsyillc high schools haS'hI II
team continued their winning Str".'N
Yesterday afternoon ny defeating IN"
EarncsviIlr high school lads on tn" ~
CitirSvillr high school hAS'h,'II meta inc
final Scor. standing lH-2. 81 'IairSN'"
gathered twenty-five" HITS hnd ''l""r"
but one error. while th" visitors MAGE
rjghI hits aud six errors"
The Score by innings
ST. rlairSvill" 80. '"6 w ""' -
RarnrSNille Highl"n Qua on"- : !"
Batteries .-Wootrn and Thomas. To"
irr and Campbell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
LUELLA A. PALMER
x1HpERGARTEN HEAD

Detroit. Mich May 6.-Miss Lucia
Palmer. aeS. slant supervisor o. Kin
drrgar;ens in Sew york city today was
,c,.trd president Of the lniernaN"E'
k:n,,c-gdrten union ~ thr closing s''S-
SION ue 'h- organ :zt'ionS twenty
r.grh annua' convention. MISS MAC
Murray or Detroit, wa r"-rl"'iHi sec
r.;ary and treasurer and Miss Margaret
Th7uce Of Cleveland Was elected auo'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

Two-baSc hit-Barber. Home run
Randolph. Stolen bases -Splleran. Coop
er. arber, ClawSon. Johnson. First baS
on ballS-Off Townsend .: off RAN
dolph. 6. Wild pitchcS--TownS"nd. =.
Hit by pitched baIl-Wayman. Sacrifice
bunts-ClawSon. Cook. Struck out-By
Townsend. s: by Randolph. =. Time OF
game hours CmpirrS-CaSc and
Robinson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
BANK ROBBERS CONVICTED.

benton JiarhNr. Mich. May h--frhhk
Ouiglry and Fred Hague OF Chicago.
we're convicted by . circuit court jury
here early today on charge OF robbing
4 bank at Gallon near h"re March IN.
Tho robbery nettrd the thieves S'6,"N"
in bonds and cash according to pank
officials
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
ADJUST A PRINTERS STRIKE

Denver. COLO May 6.-l':-inting trade
workers emH.oved h% rhe WeSern
NAwSpaVN- I'n:or no." returned 70
work to-day following rnn"uncrr"n!
that thai -" concern would operate on
ne UNION schedule.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
Pimlico Results.

f.~S' r,l'',--tH" nGlid"n ini"r anu
four YEA -oIG$ and up: six turl"nES.
SUNNY linn. $50. $&.ln. $3.50. won: Sell
rira;,.. $40: SL%n. second: Whal"bone.
ST. ~. third. T!mv ii6l-|.
Secnnd r,i":---F"r 'NU-Ncar-".dS and
up: four and 4 half furlCngS. ANa.
sl5.%0. $50. s4.9n. won: Uncertainty.
500. $50, second: Al. $40, third.
Time - 80
Third r.rs-- For ma ;dan four-v"aC-
Odds and ur. two miles. IironZr Eagle.
$50. s%.'n. $50. won: Butcher Boy.
s4:n s.: -. second: Woodruff. $50.
h. ri. TimN 4:26.
Fourth rarp-One mile. Mano"rrc.
81 NJ. s3ln. s2.1n. won: Hem!ock, $3.50.
s. an SrcoHd: Jean Builant. $40. third.
Tame la -.
tHfth ~ac"-t0rH mile. Mock Orange.
$50 s37n S2.th. won: Beaver Kill.
s2.H0 s. 20. second TantaiuS 81 80. third
Time AZ %.
! sixth ac~--Six SurlonES. Qnecrcek.
s1.an 5: -. nu;. won: Mythology, $3.50.
out. second: Antilles. out third. Time
Ill -.
: seventh ract-Ore mile and Six-
t",rth Court FHol sS5n. $40. $50.
won: Widow Bedotte. S2.9n. $40. sec
nnd: Sydara. son third. Time l:51 3-5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
NJ C0NkEYS MEET.
TYLER TUBERS
COMES TO TUNNEL GREEN
TOMORROW FOE CLASH
Probable Lineup Shows Good Stars Are
waiting for Dame to Be Called
Large crowd Expected.

Sunday afternoon will no doubt furn-
iSh one of the best games Of the sea-
son at Tunnel Green. when the fast 60
, NIX McconkeyS clash with the stellar
Tyler Tubes OF Washington. Pa.
The Washington aggregation needs no
:utroduCtion to tho fans Of this vicinity.
as they have always given good ac-
count Of themselves on previous appear
anccS here. To date they have played
three games all If which resulted in
Victories. one being over the Martins
burg club Of the Coal and L.oke league.
The Macks have been going al good
clip and. although beaten at Manning
ton last Sunday. feel confident Of
victory which would help TO soothe the
sting OF this defeat.
Manager MrConkey has spent str"n-
uouS week with the boys preparing for
this contest. and says every one Is IN
the pink OF condition and ready 10 battle
their WAY to victory. AS this viii be
really the opening game on the Green.
others being married by rain and cold
vcithcr. preparations arc being made to
handle thc largest crowd that ever W.T.
messed a game there.
Froba BILE Ltneups.
Managers Guthrie and McConHey nave
submitted the following line-ups for this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

Ea-ret ana basement hold man. diH-
- .oad article, that IAN be turned into
~.h through Intell!Eencer Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
WEEKEND CARD
Sunday Games.

li.,uers vs.. Columbus. a. !.cauu" pas
No" onkr!s ~. Tyler Tube, at l'unn
Grrrn
htndlrbcrgcrs -. TlItou,!l,", Il, IT.
TOWN"
l:rlIAirc " Homestead Gr,'H>. d; E'.'-
lnlrr
Ir"rru,c \. {. vs.. Cambridge a:
tNnrh Run
Eagle \. B"ydnvI!!c. at H"HdsNi :
M"undsN I'll, Il. H. ASH ". WelisburG
Giants. at Wrl.shurg.
I: l. NUGGETS ~. Bishops. At Funnel
Green.
Hrr,ilr \ &. Ns Crescent. ~ Crescent.
I.uiirlr w. Imperial \. g, "a FL II
';r"Nr.
Jones' \. e. ~. RaNiand. Al Raglan !.
Commercial ~. Ams rIran Legion. ~
Nrff
Ru$~ and Johns ". Indians, ut Dlil,n-
N.IIr
Culorrd Giants ". Washington. a.
Washington.
Wilson ~. Holloway. At Holloway.
Yankees ~. Raylaud. az Hay!and.
The baseball card for Sunday IN m
Wheeling district * on" of ;hr most at
trartiN. Of tn" season and larE" TO" Dis
should witness all the games IN 'hr
district with fair weather being pr"di'''
ed TN" stellar attractions are IL" D'g-
ErSt Vet presented this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

The Wilson Packers tackle StruhS
opponcnt In the Holloway y. {. on IN"
holloway field. and Manager Foster Ia
picked strong lineup 10 take WIN NM
Moundsvtllo B. d. Association
The now Mounds willie baseball asSo'
citation min" goes ~ Wrlsburg TO-DAY
and tomorrow 70 tackle the N"llSourt
Giants. and they ar" going win fni'
confidence Of Il .louhl" victory. An en-
tir.ly new lineup from that Of lat
year is being taken.
Yankees to Rayland.
Sunday afternoon on III" kaNinhd. H.
grounds the fast Yankee a. & VIII CLASH
with tho strong Eayland y, '.'s IN what
is expected 10 prov" on" OF inc fastest
and most interesting games played on
the Rayland grounds for some nin"'
TIL. Yankees have been travelling ~ a
fast pace this sea son and already hay"
annexed three wins and no i"feafN f"p'
ertson and Pfeffcrman Will form inc
Yankee battery while the battery lor
ina Ravland team Is not rs yet ino"n'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
Beuaire A G..

The biggest and only attraction 81
the day at BellIirc is Iii" l'orA"St'hd
j;ravS W.. Ii"lairr Athletics Gam". tn"
PitiShurGhcrS are coming with good
reputation while Manager Moon y hnd
arranged Il new lineup that should maxi
the visitors sit up and take notl'"
Rurkhart Il Rochester. IA. hurI'r. VIII
be- on the mound for the R"lhire la :
while Owens will probably perform m
m, same position for tn" r".Ur"d boys.
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KindlebeTers.

The kindIrhhrG"rS Of the South sd"
Will invade TilionVill" wh"r" thu lA%t
4. c. nine Of that place Will l." m"
The locals should give a. good account
Of themselves in the contest.