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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-26
O0NA ANA

Hatch. pretty little village thirty
eight miles north of Las Cruces,
which was demolished by the flood
waters from the cloudburst that
struck Santa Teresa, two miles dis
tant. at 3 O'Clock last Thursday
morning. is simply a memory today.
One hundred and fifty men, wom-
en- and children, most OF whom lost
everything wher the swirliug waters
from TIE foothills rushed upon them.
are being cared tor by the Salvation.
Army. the Red Cross, state health
officers, the Las Cruces Chamber,
the chambers Of commerce of Hot
Springs and Deming and members Of
other organizations and residents in
the district
The property loss is estimated at
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Richard Hillyard Of Kansas City
who was in Las Cruces the last ten
favs buying pink-meat cantaloupes
for the Fred Harvey chain Of hotels
nj for dining cars operated by the
---fa Fe system west OF Chicago.
Mr. Hiilyard shipped between l2N
7rf 1900 hundred crates Of cania-
iouucs this season. These are featur-
ID on the Harvey menus as grown
IN the Mesira valley. thus giving
,a'uahle publicity 70 the pink-meat
.arietv. He personally selected the
-rr-it-Las Cruces Citizen
The concrete outdoor dancing paw
T7on At Tir on the grounds OF the
Country Cab is about completed. 4
newly discovered preparation Tor IN
r-eas7-~ Tire sfiri-ness II the floor is
(Continued or page seven)
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-26
CLOVIS CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE THANKS BURSUM
FOR PROMPT SERVICE

The following letter was received
by Senator Bursum this week thank
ing him for his services in connec-
tion with the reduction of freight rates
between points in eastern New Mexico
and points in Arizona and Califor-
mia.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Clovis, New Mexico
August IS, 1921
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-26
new MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
BERNALlLL0

Building permits at Albuquerque
for the month of August so far is
sued number "a and call for an ex-
penditure OF $4,000, according TO
Frank Kimball, city engineer and
building Inspector.
OF this amount $4,000 was called
for in the permits issued last week.
Several permits for residences were
included in this list
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-26

Washington, d. c.
Aug. l9, 1921.
Hon. II. o. Bursum, L. 5. Senator,
Santa Fe, n. NJ.
Good business for New Mexico.
am with you strong.
CHAS. L. McNARY.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-26

s2.ooO.oOO 100000 5000. 900
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-26

The first annual Tri-State Cow
boys Roundup will be held at Al
buquerque September %, % and a.
X. d. Garrett, with record of
roping and tieing of 81 seconds, is
there to plan and manage the stunts.
He has opened his headquarters in
the office of the county agricultural
agent.
One hundred and fifty events will
be staged and Mr.. Garrett has as
surance that the riders will be there
from all over the country. Large
cash prizes will be hung up by the
management and competition will be
fast and furious.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-02-09
HERE'S THE SECRET

Prices named in this ad are astoundingly low
They are very much lower than anyone else or even
ourselves have heretofore been able to name. We
can name them now because we're been able to buy
up for song large quantities of surplus Army sup
plies and in addition have discontinued our store a
Eunice, brought that 100000 stock here, and de-
termined to clean the slate, take our enormous losses
and meet our obligations by making prices 50 won.
derfuly cheap that everyone will realize the time
last has come when merchandise is being Offered q
less than pre-War figures, and that Wardrobes may
be replenished for less money than will be possible
for many months to come.
S85,00O.00 of high-class merchandise for $4O-
0000O
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-02-09
Hats

The spring Stetsons are
here and are included in
these offerings at less than
to-day's cost.
Any Stetson hat, choice
$6.95
Famous First Quality Hats,
$500 value, choice 1895
A wonderful assortment of
hats, all sizes and colors
in high grade felts, values
to $3.50 at---.---$2.45
One big lot of felts, broken
sizes and lots but one to
fit every head, at-.-.$1.95
Boys felt hats, $500 value,
at - --------.--------$2.95
Boys felt hats, $500 value,
at - -----.----.--.$1.75
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-02-09
Extra Specials


MILDLY blouses of real Londsale jeans, Jack
Tar Models, $3.50 values -$1.49
House dresses and aprons of genuine Amos
keag Bingham in charming styles, well
worth $500 to $500, at $1.49
Women's dainty Nainsook gowns, neat tail
ored styles, some with postal embroidery,
white and flesh color, about $3.50 values,
at -------- -------------- $1.39
Percale house dresses and bungalow aprons,
$500 value - --.---- CSC
$1.OO value fibre silk stockings, first quail
ity, black, white and cordovan. 49c
Silk Isle stockings, 85c value.-----.-4 5c
Fine gauge black stockings, first quality,
35c value 12c
The old $500 value in thread silk, full fash
Toned hose ------.----... .$1.49
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-02-09

MAIL ORDERS will be filled promn.,,
when cash accompanies order. Any articles -.
satisfactory may be returned and money will b
refunded.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-02-09
PRICE SMASHED TO SMITHEREENSl
COST CUT IN TWO!
bargains gnnaveL
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8TH
Underwear

Underwear
Haynes Ribbed shirts and drawers, $1.5O
value 1850 -..-...-.-.-...-..-. ............. 79cc
Haynes & Cooper, Kenosha Knit, Union
Suits for men, ----.-.-.$1. 49
Merino wool shirts and drawers, $500 val
ue-------- --------------,---, AZ garment
Haynes Union Suits, for boys; $1.5O value
at - .-...-.-..-. ..............-...-.... CSC
Children's E. z. Union Suits, age 4 to IA
years -.---.-----...98 CSC
Women's Ribbed Vests and Pants medium
spring weight, 85c value -..-.-,..s...-....3 5c
Women's Union Suits, bleached, ribbed,
$500 value CSC
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-02-09
WOmen's Wearables
Absolutely Slaughtered

Desperate situations, require desperate remedies and
offer this entr cline small fraction of it's real value
Womens dresses SERGE san tafeta just 13 off of orgi
nal price Think of 23 of the price is given you you
quickly
EVERY WOMANS COAT and SUIT at-1-2 PRICE
WOMENS SILK LINGERIE, KIMONAS, BATH ROBES
IL PRICE
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-02-09

Children's bingham dresses, to IA years,
neat designs and well made $l.24
ALL WOMENS AND CHILDRENS
SWEATERS .1-2 PRICE
WOMENS SKIRTS IL PRICE
Women's 85c ribbed vests or pantss5c
72x90 sheets, hemmed, bleached -75c
Best quality sheets, 81x9O, seamless. $l.45
36x42 Seamless pillow cases22 lie
Best grade seamless pillow cases. old 75c
Government bleached Huck towels, large
size 1Oc
WOMEN'S SILK BLOUSES IL PRICE
WOMEN'S HAND MADE BLOUSES,
CELEBRATED FLEUR-DE-LIS
BRAND IL PRICE
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-02-09
MEMS OvERCOATS IL OFF!
Mems Pants

UAGA1 y 4 QA1LO
$500 value Texas Buckskin
pants, neat, gray stripes
$2.98
Heavy khaki work pants
$1.95, $2.45
Heavy cottonade work
pants - ..---.-------.---$1.49
Medium cottonade work
pants - --,---,.,-.-...-$1.19
$1,000 value wool worsted
pants, the greatest value
ever offered --.-..-.$2.95
Blue Serge pants, all wool,
were $3.50 value, $4.69
Special values, at-$3.95,
$4.95, $5.95, $685..
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11
Russians Told
Hoover Is Ready
TO Aid as Buyer
Krassin Quoted as Saying
He Is Informed Relief
Head Will Make Purchases
for Soviets In America
Food Once More Moving
Berlin Hss Report of Execu-
ton of Anti-Red Leader
and His 81 Officers

RIGA. Sept. 10.--The newspaper L.
vestia to-day quoted Leonid Krassin,
Soviet trade Representative, as an
ssuneinr at q conference of the Third
rentral Transport at Moscow that he
s.d received = telegram from Herbert
Hoover, dated September l., Offering TO
n.ke purchases Of foodstuffs in Amer.
"a for the Russian Soviet government.
Tie newspaper halls the reported
message as representing change Of
sttitude on the part OF Mr.. Hoover,
vho hitherto, the newspaper said, had
Ssen unfriendly toward Soviet Russia.
While announcing q general firm
.tand against the Standardization of
screirn trade and big industry. Kras-
Gin. according to the newspaper, said
the Soviet government considered 1t
ness;ble to grant concessions for the
surh As the Northern Railway and a
~s;iwsy to the Arctic regions.
sThrough the new economic policy"
Vmssin is quoted as saying, els fore
s.ec a big international loan, but the
ia loans will demand lengthy nego-
siaion"
The temporary blockade Of American
Relief Administration shipments into
Russia ended to-day with the arrival of
hox cars from Russia, which are being
loaded The large heap Of supplies
which haze accumulated within the last
few days is fast diminishing.
400 Navy Officers Arrested
STOCKHOLM, Sept. 1o.-The "Tid-
ningen" learns that q new anti-Soviet
plos has been detected in the Baltic
feet and that 400 naval officers have
been arrested and taken to Moscow. A
ulct also was discovered at Kiev, or
ranized under the auspices of the PAN
ukrainisn Revolutionary Committee.
In connection with this plot 180 per-
sons we're arrested.
The paper says that in connection
with the dissolution of the Russian
Relief Committee l5o persons have
been arrested at Moscow.
BERLIN, Sept 10.-A telegram re-
ceived here from Reval says the exc
cution by the Bolsheviki of General
Baron Ungern-S -Sternberg. the anti-Bol-
sheyist leader in Siberia, whose capture
was reported recently, has been an
nounced in Moscow.
General gern-Sternberg was court
martiaied after his capture and Sent
encea to death, according TO the tele-
gram, sixty-one Of his officers also be-
ing shot
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11
New Laces for Fall
Refzecting the Spanish Influence
Sale Extraordinaire!
Special, $500

Beautiful ace with saty cobwebby
texture negGgees
and formal evening functions These soft cmging webs
hnt and hues obtain for long flowing sleeves
and In
wardrobe which makes following
at least one lace
Those who visit our lace display will revel in fine Spanish
tomato Royal Blue Orchid Jade Champagne Tangerne
tr,lv sh;no
to the
Handn Black Spanish tlounc Spanish F1ounng
yd, $50 4 Q
in Spamsh effects
eHec vd. nd1
Flouncngs .yd, $50 to
Bandings match yd 395 to 7o5
Spanish Flouncings all Spanish effects
to Tomato Royal Blue
Champagne Tangerne Grated
Dahogs 10 a1 yo So TO oS3 ate Brown and Black
Nets of Pure Silk y inches wide 36nch
conceivable shade for found Old Gold Silver and Old
tons scarfs sashes etc. yd, 1s5 yd,
(ManF FL@)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
Day Of Rest For the
Championship Aspirant

ManhaSsct. y Y. May @|.--.lt va!
day Of "reminiscences rather than OF
work at Georges Carrcnti"r's camp.
Compelled to cut short In" days pro-
gram because Of cold rain which Tell
steadily since early morning, tarp"n-
,lcr. his manager. DcS"amps. and sam
McNcy. who called To offer his services.
entertained newspaper mon with tales
~ boxing bouts of a decade ana more
ago.
While going through half hour $
work in the gymnasium. Carpenter re-
:, allied to McNry and Drs"amp" night
in Paris in 1909, whom Georges was
making his debut az a lightweight. The
.rrc" were members Of q raI"llnE box
ing truup. DcScampS was the star,
Carpenter tho Scmi-tinalst and McNcy
thu, manager Carpenter won from his
opponent. Gloria. IN seven rounds. and
n"Sramrs Won ten round bout. '''r-
r,nticr received twenty francs for his
share. DcScampS got forty AMI McN"y
sixteen.
MrVcy said he would appear Al III"
camp next week 10 box with Georges.
Italian J"" Cans arrived today and
started work IN tho gymnasium. He VIII
cuntinu" there until next week. prS-
camps having announced postpone
mcnt or ring work until tho .::i"
In his workout today the challenger
was more impressive than ON Monday.
His shadow boxing was Vicious. AMI al
the bag h. delivered his punches with
stroke that ne did not show before. This
morning the challenger bravrd the rain
for short run about the camp. then had
two hours Of sleep one before and tho
other after luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
PITT COLLEG|ANS ARE
COMING FOR VICTORY

Headed by nick Guy. sporting editor
of 'hc Pittsburgh Leader. and noted
sport Authority. lhr Pittsburgh Collie
giInS inNHd. l.,LGG" I"rk Martins Fer
~ next. SUNDAY fOr Il Tit with the
IhuerS II VIII he tn" first time these
rluhs have ever met. despite the fact
that negotiations pend between them
each year.
Tn" tnlicgE.rS hai" onr or The fastest
clubs travelling on; ~ l'!ttShurGh and is
the oldest club having been in existence
some twCuly-Onc years. AMI always
proving 4 good attraction. Snmr of it's
players get trials I'm tho "h:g tent each
year. rrntlinl. Rooney. MCtHndlcSs
and GuInr, are due !" K" up any time.
and their work has been ii big help to
the CoilrgianS during the past several
years
Reports have il that the CollcCians are
M 10 their Sr.Indar! and many believe
they have a better club than last year.
II such rumnrS arc true then the Faucrs
are in for another warm argument. In
d.cationS poInt 10 another record audi
'rnCc AZ this will he thu only important
contest in this section. since he MCCon-
keys will play at HLrkshurS
Hilty'S pitching has been III" source
of much comment and many attend III"
games on the strength Of his wonderful
ability. He should have a great season
with tho RauerS. but AT the Same time
he will he un against tough assignments
as the management reports tho best line
Of attractions ever attempted for the
next five weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
PITT PAINTERS Will
INVADE M0RCANTOWN
Two Big Games Scheduled for uniVsr-
sity Nine for Saturday and
Decoration Day

Srccial Dispatch IN The lntcIlG"n&cr.
MorsanruWn. Ma! -. The University
Of PiuShurgh baseball! team. which
faces the Manufacturers here "a nihdN
afternoon in the rr>l ~ 4 two.chmt
SrrIr%. has ny far the most prct"nl"u''
record al any nine Ira R"dGrr% m II
have faced on iha home iirll Pitt mus
far has Won n.rr games and lost nut
Two At homo She has had mu'h H.,
Same r.. orr A. the MuuntainccrS. WIN
ming .rNru straight Conir IT'S. wh"t"IS
Rodgers men had copied off nin.
s,raight on the home held before Pitcher
Randolph "r Brthan! hr"k" III" winning
str,ak.
Eut Ritz. like the Mountalncers. got
her humps when >h" invaded IntrlE"
territory. Sh" beat Yale mi Rh"I"
Island Stat. hur Holy t'r"H~ Ga," inc
Painters bad larins and Hrown n"Sri
.,.:u = ,nturl. W.T. lh' r. is every indI-
cation that n"vr: bcfur" IN the history
of baseball hclwCrn the PinthrrS AM
the Manufacturers have the teams Bee!
so evenly matched. and local IN resi-
in the iWn-Etm" series exceeds any
ihIuc If recent years here. TN paper
PITT ha> 4 >!iEhi edge having h"Hi""
Delaware Il NJ Pittsburgh. when West
virginia lost to lrlIwtr" - ~ Driii =,
wares II, ld: lItt ais" beat i'"thLa' L.
in "A single game. Will" West virginia
won on. an irsI on in lhS two game
series with tn" HutialOcS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
DRENCH|NG RAIN GIVES CHAMP
REST MANAGER SAYS He NEEDS

Atlantic City. y. j.. NJ. y "a heavy
rain that drenched Jack DcmpSey's
training quarters caused the heavy
weight champion To suspend all train
ing activities today. When the cham
pion arose at a. m. the roads were
heavily soaked and cold wtntry ram
made road work impossible. While
Dempsey chafed al the inactivity al his
camp. the rain was welcomed by Jack
krarns. manager of IN" champion.
This weather siNc% US Il good excuse
for giving Dempsey rest" kcarns said.
Il am glad To get this chance do not
intend TO permit Dempsey Ia train too
hard. A day OF rest will do him good
after tho pace he set yesterday.
DEMPSEY was forced Ia remain indoors
until noon when tn" rain Ahated giving
him an opportunity |" como out Tor
breath OF air. Later IN the day prmp-
sry WAS chcercd y! tn" arrival Of pure
white English hull pup. sent by nm adj
mlrer in Spokane. Washington. f"s-
tened To thu pups cellar MAS Il note
signed by all Of the baggage mon VINO
took care OF tho drE On us irir from
Spokane. Wishing Dempsey success IN
his coming championship match with
Georges Carpenter.
We request you to put on" slug on
Carpenter for Us. and NOR" It nrc"s-
s.ry." the note ronrlud.d. Ten names
were signed In it.
Joe BENJAMIN. the Pacific coast light
weight. joined DcmpscH's training STAN
today Hc Will work with tho hampton
the remainder Of the week. and perhaps
until the finish OF the training grind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
ERIE RACES

Eric. Ia. May @5.--f'irst race: rurse
$500. : year ODDS. claiming, about S
furlongs. L.ura III tDunkinsonl. StSn.
$40. $3.50. won: Kaymun IL (Sche-
singer. $40. $50. second: barley
Belle. lO7 (N. Collins). $1,000. third.
Time l:0t.
Second race--Purse $500 four year
olds and up claiming about fur
longs Virgo. III Nv. Hinpy), 5000,
$40. s32O. won; Plain RiIl. llt C..
HowarD. s36o $3.50. second Hattie
Will DO. lis (N. collins), $500, third.
Time 1:03.
Third race-JPurse $500. } year ODDS
and up claiming. 6ia rurlongs. Second
Cousin. ll5 C.. HowarD. $3.50, SEQ.
SEQ. won: Reveler. l92 tGarEun). $2.2o.
s. 10. second: Marry Mallon. IFS dunk
inSon). SEQ. third. Time l:25 is.
Fourth ruce--rurse $500. yeur olds
and up, claiming. rurlonEs Miss Hir-
s4Cn. won: Minnie D.. lnt ID. Prtbble).
s6.nO. $500 second: Rib. los &C.. How
ard). $50. third. Time l:@3.
Fifth rarr---l'ursc $500. year old and
ur. claiming. | mil. 10 yards. Browns
Favoritc. ll3 tGargan). Sl7.6h. $500.
s".0n. won: Thundcrbird. ~ u. Prib-
hle) si"o. 81 ~. second: J"lliSun. ll3
e. Howardp. 500. third. Time :56.
SAITH race. Purse 5000. 4 year oldS
ur claiming furlongs. Rltnchita, lNS
U;arYan). IS 81. s.. 80. s" so. won: Truck
Start. ll2 81. D"minirkI. H.+n. $50.
second: Steve. II: (N. tu!lins). $50.
third. Time ia -.
seventh r.,rc---I'ursc $500. i year Odds
and ur. claiming . furlongs. Milda. III
IGarganl. $500. s3.2". $50. Won; All
Bright. III tWinklerl. s3.4u, $3.50. Sec
ond. Resign. Is (J. WiIliams), 1920.
third. Time la
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
CHANGE DATE Of THE
HI SCHOOL SWIM MEET
Scholastic Swim ming Meet Changed
From June 4 to Friday, June
10 ut Same Place.

Owing to the baseball schedule in the
public schools the y. ". e. a. public
school swimming meet will be postponed
until June ION.
A. present WASHINGTON is we'll repre-
s"nird with Eddie Groves as captain.
clay showed W and kimhcrlain was
elected as pilot of this team. while Earl
Wcyrick has say over Center. With ten
days more before the meet every schoo!
has npportun" time ond some good
swimmers will he on deck within tho
next wrrk. Webster is a little weary OF
Center but Jack Adams is going to do
what he can for Miss Reppetto Last
year Center waS hard pushed by Bus
I.auru. but Of Webster this year. the
swimmers Of Webster do not :are to
tast" defeat at the hands OF the winners
Of las, year. Physical Director Eek
strom Is giving the team due cons!dera-
ton and helping those that make any
showing at all.
Yesterday afternoon Warwood and
Wheeling high had regular workout
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
MILFORD BREAKS ALL
TRACK RECORDS FOR
UNIONTOWN TRACK
srecial Dispatch 10 The IntHlligencer.

Special Dispatch To The lnt"lligencer.
Uninntown. Pa. May @i.-lsalpn Mu'
ford, driving Paige hrok" all World :
records for stripped stock car chassis in
officially sanctioned runs 1T the ',i"':'
town Speedway on Friday. May % l!2l,
milford lowers the former rcCrrh, -
stripped stock car chassis by hctt.'r THAN
six mi!,S an hour. III" former :'''rrdS
huNing been established by Joe Dawson.
driving u rha!mers ut IN" Shrrp~ hrI
bay Speedway on July ~. l"lI.
milford established new w"r!is rec
ords for -. -. - and l0u miles and
for one hour in a sensational NONSTOP
run on Friday afternoon. In the mnrm'
inC he lowered tho worlds record frr
five. ten. fifteen and twenty miles. liz
lowered n trn-mlln r"rnr | established
the preceding afternoon BY thr"r full
seconds.
Mulfurds now records. with TIL tn'
taken from thu nfn, Ial timins; appar'lu
and the averages computed ny IN"
writer. follow:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
WHEELING HIGH
SWAMPS L|NSLY
CADETS A1E ApHuNIsrDRED SIX
T41N-TX1HE D1UA3n0 NJ
GOLD AID BLUE DOYD.
FhirtJ-ons Hts Are 1Iads In the Dame.
Close Fielding Haxksd Wheel
inl'B PlAytlI.

The Linsly Cadet baseball nine finish
cd its season yesterday afternoon on the
Bridge Park lot by taking a l6-3 defeat
from Wheeling High school. Tho game
Was fast played throughout. despite the
heavy smuggling Of both teams. thirty-one
long ones being driven into the field dur
ing the nine innings OF play.
The pitching and hitting Of HiXen.
bauxh for the Gold and Blue was the
finest seen in High school circles III tn"
Wheeling district in years sixteen
Cadets famed the air. while Hixey
pounded out two three ha kkers and a
homo run in five trips TO the plate.
Hamill. who has been playing the
pivot position all year WAS sent /" the
mound yesterday 10 replace BcrrchScm
who went bad In tho first inning. allow
ing enough runs tn win the game. In
the second the Gold started strong again
and Hamll traded positions for Ecrrch-
sem.
The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
wv. j. DEFEATS
GROVE CITY IN
CLOSE CONTEST.
Special Dispatch to The Intelligcnccr.

Special Dispatch To tho lnteliiIcnc"r.
Morgantown. W. Va. Nd! 25.-Wcst
Virginia Univ crs!iy defeated Grove city
College here this afternoon, 10 0, IN
another close and hard fought game. In
spite 81 the close score the game WAS
slow and frdturcl"~S, and hut tor Evans
good work on the mound would have
bern embarrassing EHch team secured
three hits. but only two OF the s;A bln-
giles resulted III a score. Doubles by
Martin and Weik in the sixth inning
were rcspuns Ihc for the only run Of the
game. Both men hit the bail against
the hillside in center field and II the
game htd been played rlScw here. would
homo been Il h"m run. They were "X-
ccptionally long blows and furnishd the
only thrills Of the afternoon.
Evans pitched superb ball. allowing
but three hits and tanning nine OF the
Crimson hItICrs. He WAS master Of the
situation at all times and tnHed with
the Grove city hlltcrs when men were
on tho paths. n" WAS seldom ~ a noe
and but one Visiting player, Stephan!a
reached third base. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
MOUNDSV|LLE LEGION
At BELLAIRE SUNDAY
Newly orEAn11sd Nina Of Mound City
WIN - at DsllAirs EAIk Next
Sunday

The MoundSville American Legion
baseball nine will be tho attraction at
tho Rcllaire park Sunday att"rnoon
when they stack w against the H%'.airC
Athletics. and followers Of the diamond
sport arc looking for tho best game ~
the season so far.
Eoth clubs have been playing good
ball. and arc considered high class It'
fractions. Spears will probably he on tho
mound for the Mound city mon. while
Higgins will be receiving. Hurkht-t "r
Brown will 10 the throwing for BellLlrf.
with Long behind the plate.
Monday the Rcllare lads have the
biggest attraction 40 far his seasoi.,
when the W. r. & N. BlOomcr Girls.
declared 20 BE- the champions OF the
u ST. will be met. This should be 4 good
EAme and draw q large crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-26
TRACK DOPE

Indiana polls. May "5.--Eldir Hcarne
likes the Tacoma track best because. as
ne says. 1T is very fast and dt the
same time difficult to driv.", but when
tho gong rings for tho start Of tn 100
milet race at Indianapolis I'D lie Is
always on hand. Possibly h" Is attract
I'd by tn" wonderful Held OF drivers
AGAINST which he can compete or. mIy
be 1t is the pursc-the largest % its
kind in the world. that attracts n.m-
take your choice.