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Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1921-09-15
NON RESIDENT NOTICE
No. 897
Elsie Hopkins
IL. Hopkins

It this causes in appearing from the allegations in
compainants BILL which IS sworn to- thai ]. L. Hopkins
resides in the State of Kentucky and nonresident OF
the state Of Tennessee 80 that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be serv ed him. II is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four ut,ve weeks in the
Polk County News, newspaper published in Polk Co.,
Tennessee notifying said j. L. Hopkins defendant, to
appear the October Rules of said court to be held at
the court house Benton Tennessee the lst Monday
in October 1921 the being Rule day of said court
and make defense said bill the will be taken for
confessed and The for hearing exParte as 10
him.
This August 81, 1921.
A. ]. WILLIAMS, C. & N.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1921-09-15
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
No. 1913
Ollie Croy +"
VS..
w. d. Croy

In this cause, Il appearing from the allegations IN
complanants BILL which is TO- that W d. Croy
the State of Kentucky and nonresident OF the
State Of Tennessee that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served him 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Polk County News perypudhshed in Polk Co.,
Tennessee modifying said w. d. Croy defendant, to ap
pear the October Rules Of sad to be held at the
court house in Benton, Tennessee the first Monday
in octocer 1921 the being Rule day of said court
and make d, Tense said bill the viii be taken
for confessed and the for hearing expare to
him.
This August Slst. 1921,
A. ]. WILLIAMS. C. & M.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
WRIGHT ELIMINATED; BR|T|SHER
WILL WIN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Hol.a>". England. May IS by the
Associated Press 1.-The B.it'Sh ana
teur golf championship is 10 remain at
home for a, least another year
British PLAYERS having disposed OF
the last man of the strong .Nnerican
CONTINGENT who came 1CrO~% the sras III
an endeavor to take back the title 70
the United States. an EnkliShmah WIZ
retain the emblem and the preS'Iee
which the winning OF II carries.
Either Callitn Graham. OF the koSai
Liyerpnol club. over the links OF which
the contest is being player. or W. !;
Hunter of walmer and kingst">S' VIII
be the new champion. having success
fully fought their way through the
semi final round this afternoon.
Frederick j. Wright. pr Boston. the
last surviving member OF the American
team, SuCcumbed in this mornings pay
TO Bernard Darwin. OF working. nus
match, one OF the most brilliant or the
series. went to the 10Th hole "here lhe
Englishman won by stroke.
BY the defeat .: Wright Darwin
worked his way into the semi-finaIS.
only to be defeated by Hunter. uP :
to play. Graham'S right 70 compete IN
the final came through his vanQuIshinH
OF H. $. b. Tubbs. Sunninsdaie' oF one
hole. ..
Wrichts match with Darwin. ~hn Is
the rolf correspondent Of the London
Times served n increase the reSatu
the Bostonlan had won Wednesday 0!
defeating the veteran eN-Champion Jonn
Ball of the Rcyar Liverpool Cluo Inc
Americans style OF play. his sportsman
ship and his clean cut appearance were
xreatly admired by the English >pecta-
tors This was attestcd by the frequent
bursts q: applause h" received during
the match and the favorable comment
INDUCED in by the spectators. Inc NOS
common adverse criticism ~ "r!ghtS
style by the golfers in the gallery.
ON his habit ut putting ms shots mus
Tault was particularly injurious TO the
American PLAYER IN to-hayS wind
Precise and careful on every stroke
wrikh; succeeded IN taking the Iead
ayairS, Darwin and maintaining u I"
10 s;x..cnth green. wnere the nlAlN"
was squared. The Englishman thsh
tuun In, seventeenth. hNt I"S' I'e 80.
tcenth n,crS >:taliuS an extra hnic. 4H'A
I>arutr took and Won thc match.
During tho play between Wright -
Darwin thu Si,.n,, v. ne 'ro~d OF sew
eral thousand spectators ana !nc
hreathlesS SuSpcn$' during IN" puIt1"s
ON the various green's VAS impressive:
The feature - to-dlyS discussion
among the golfers was on N" &C.," ~
the Royal and Ancient coli Gu" u.fs
committee to bar the ribbed or Hictteo
clubs now used BY American RoltetS.
The ban. however. Will not De put in'o
operati ion this year. ~
American VISITORS and players were
less numerous about the hnNS dE!IrE
to-dav's play. \ Few Of the American
golfers. however. took pa IN PpnH
nre matches Francis Ouim.t ana BOD
nv ZONES played in 4 toursome with I. j.
Castle. Of Chantiuy. France. and captain
webster. OF New Zealand. INC rrHu.
was "A win for Jones and webster oy
up and TO play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
At CArpsut1Ars Camp

Manhasset, n. Y, May 26.-Break king
out Of the light training schedule he
has followed since opening camp
Georges Carpenter. today boxed four
rounds with his sparrinE partners and
worked almost an hour in the gymna-
STUN.
The challenger put in two rounds with
Joe Jeanette. then worked another and
fast two with Italian Joe Cans. In
these workouts Carpenter was given a
chance 10 use his overhead knockout
punch to advantage. He was on his
toes throughout the four rounds and
appeared 10 enjoy his first ring work
here. Several score men and boys. hid
den in underbrush at the rear OF the
camp. Witnessed the workout.
After the ring work. Georges punch+5
the bag for ten minutes. worked on tho
mat for ten more, winding up with
twcnty-ive minutes Of shadow boxing.
Jrannctte said he was pleased with
Carpenters condition. adding that the
challenger was faster and in much bet
tor shape than in his bout with Lee
whisky.
After his workout. Georges received 4
number Of men and women. all resi-
dents Of the neighborhood. seeking
Georges presence at their various Sun
day dinner tabns. The challenger re-
fused all offers with thanks. Thi.
morning Carpnticr had his usual Iona
walk and then worked in the garden
for an hour.
Trainer Gus Wilson said that he had
work only this morning, because of the
favorable weather. Manager Descamps
was In New York to secure for
Georges an automobile license. The
challenger had purchased new touring
car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Dates Announced for
Postponed Contests

New York. May c6.-The following
have been fixed by President John A.
Heydler Of the National league for play
ing OF games that had been postponed
up to and including Wednesday, May
IS:
May 2S-New York 1.-TWO samesl
August ,11-Philadelphia two games)
September 8 Philadelphia 1.-TWO
games).
July cS-PittsbursA ttwo games).
July 13-ChicaEo (tvo Eames).
August o4-St Louis 1.-TWO games).
August 27-St. Louis 1.-TWO Bames).
At Brooklyn
june. 24-Boston Zone camel.
July 16-Chicago 1.-TWO games)
August 26-Chicago lone game).
At New York
August 11-Brooklyn Uvo games). :
August 16-Brooklyn lone game.
Juno l-Philadelphia 1.-TWO games).
August :4-PittsburYh (two sames)
August 2S-Pittsburgh Zone game).
At Philadelphia
September New York 1.-TWO games)
JuH 1s-Cincinnati (two games).
August 24-Cincinnati (tvo games).
July 20-Chicago 1.-TWO Eames)
Al Cincinnati
June st. Louis Zone gamc).
At Chicago
june 28-Pittsburgh 1.-TWO games).
May 28-St. Louis 1.-TWO garnss).
July 1-St. Louis Zone game).
At st. Louis
juno 2l-ChicaEo 1.-TWO games).
juno 22-Chicago 1.-TWO sameS
August 1o-Cincinnati 1.-TWO games).
june 23-Pittsburgh 1.-TWO games).
At Pittsburgh
September st. Louis 1.-TWO Eames)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
TILDEN SHOWS GOOD
FORM IN PRACTICE

Paris. May % (By the Associated
Press. )-WIlilam T. Tilden and Arnold
W. Jones to-day put in some good prac-
tice in doubles against Andre Colbert. q
French player and J. E d. Jones OF
the American team. in preparation Tor
the commencement on Saturday Of play
in the worlds championship hard court
tennis matches at Ct. Cloud.
Tilden was in fine form. In his ser
vice he showed more power than a I any
time since ne arrived In France. With
his partner. he won the first set IS but
lost the second set As owing to Jones
weakening toward the last.
Later. Tilden played set in singles
with Arnold Jones. giving Jones Il ham
dicap Of 30 IN each game. and Jones' de-
feated him. So.
Mrs. Mo.lo Rjurstedt Mallory and
Edith Sigourncy played two sets OF sim
glcs. Mrs Mallory won rs and Sd.
Both women played well.
The British India players. Bharpur
singh and Narshlngh paSs. made their
first appearance on the courts OF the
Sta,ic this afternoon. practtcing with
two French players.
The light showers Of Wednesday and
to-day have put the courts in excellent
condition for Saturdays matches. The
officials OF the Stade have placed dark
green canvas about the grand stand Of
the court where the final matches are 70
be played. SO az TO keep the glare of the
sun out OF the eyes OF the players.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
MoUNDSV|lLE A. c.
: BALL CLUB HAS A
HARD SkED AHEAD
wssrsyAn 70 H 1st Satuxday-1snAsfs
a. G. SundAy-NssdhAm's OF ossu-
Z bSnvills on Monday.

The Moundsvilis Athletics. have very
hard weekend before them. ON Satur-
aay they meet West Virginia Wesleyan
AZ Moundsville. on Sunday they play the
naalsire A. C's at Bellaire. while on
Decoration Day they hook up with Need
hams Stcubenville team In a douoie
header. Manager Sears viii DC naro
Ress.d for pitchers enough to carry
him through these games and has lines
out for AN addition to his hurting STAN
Honecker viii probably oppose ives
leyan on Saturday and Smith Will pltch
one rame aeainst Steubenville. but JUST
who will pitch the other two Is not
known although Spears will pfooaoiy
draw ono assignment. Captain Higgins
who playing the best game OF his long
career. will be behind the bat IN tnese
contests: Lutes. Hagadorn, Ransom, ano
Madden will make up an innelo tne
equal Of any in the valley; while Win
Honecker and Smith alternating In one
,eld and Hanley and Fischer cavorting
~ tho other pastures. Moundsville has
the best balanced team in years and OK
nscts 10 return victor In all four games.
rW-e.leyan will bring a strong team un-
hI.tan before she plays Bethany. As
wesleyan will just have come out OF
,vo hard games at Bethany. the A. c. g
,expect to have an advantage and win
No announcen ent Of their lineup has
been received. but Curtis. former
Noundsville boy. will probably pitch TOT
Wesleyan.
Moundsville realizes that Bellaire Is
-oinR 10 be hard to beat and will 20 UP
inc river for a battle royal. Manager
Scar, says ne will leave no stone un-
turne dto win this game as 1t Is one
more step toward the top OF the valley
teams.
Steuoenville is an unknown quantity
beyond that Eeedham has Cotton to-
rether q club Of stars that will put ur
a hiEh grade Of ball. Moundsvtlle fans
are In for a rare treat Decoration Day
Saturday week Captain Higgins ex-
pects to avenge the defeat suffered on
the Green last Sunday when his team
meets the McConkey's at Moundsville
Already this game ~ the talk at the
Mound City and the fans have counted
II In on the winning column.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
BETHANY WINS OPENER FROM THE
WESLEYAN SQUAD EIGHT TO TWO
LOOSE PLAYING, WITH HEAVY HIT
TING - FEATURE or GAME
ON BETHANY LOT.
Second Game VIII he Played This Az
tsrnoon-1[sthod1sts VIII Meet
1LoundgvillS Saturday.

Bethany Colleges baseball team won
It's biggest victory OF the season ycstcr-
day afternoon when the BIsons defeated
tho Wesleyan College nine on the Beth
any field by the score TO >.
Two big innings helped Coach Blu
lands proteges. each netting four runs
while the Methodists were able 10 scoro
but in the sixth. making both OF their
runs. However, they hit consistently
and Randolph pulled out OF several bad
holes several times.
The hitting Of Randolph. who got
two Dagger and two singles in three
trips to the plate. was a feature OF the
game while Stark. OF the invaders. also
hit hard. getting double and two SIM
giles in five trips to the plate. The
fielding Of Stewart. for the Bisons was
also a feature of the game.
Tho score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
WILL MEET
Mike kEARNEY next
Local 10y HsSts huntington Bsstisr N
Next Legion ghow-3ood RrOdnat1-
aries DSi14 CArdSA

Announcement was made yesterday by
George II. Phillips that Mike Kearney.
the Huntington battler who was knocked
out last Tuesday night at the American
Legion show by Jimmy Jones Of
Youngstown Ohio. has been matched to
meet Johnny Eascher. the local boy who
has left for Cleveland, where he Is to
enter Jerry Sachs stables.
The bout viii! be the main card. and
Of six rounds. The prelimnaries so far
arranged are good ones. Petey Roberts
and Mike Moran being scheduled for
bout. probably Of eight rounds while
Leo Keanc and Jackie Doyle will prob
ably stage ono OF the others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
NUSS TO STAY
Coach At Linsly Has Been Retained for
Next Year, According to Announce
ment YeEterday.

Prof Guy T.. Holden. principal Of
Linsly institute. yesterday morning an
nounced that F'urman l.. Nuss. mentor
Of Linsly Institutes athletics during the
past year. will again be with the school
noxt year, and the announcement comes
as welcome news.
Coach NuSs has m cnviablc record.
having proven himself a real athlete at
Washington effcrSon. and later his
his record at Claysv,llc high school was
gratifying To all. His coming To Linsly
last year was welcc news although
what he could do with the Cadets was
doubtful. but tn" showing made on the
Eridiron during the season and later
with the floor squad and the baseball
nine. tho work improved. and today he
is held as one OF the leading coaches
in the district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
DEMPSEY GOES
EIGHT ROUNDS
IN TRAINING

Atlantic City. y. j.. May e6.-Jark
Dempsey boxed for the FIRST time in his;
omen air arena today. The champion,
after his enforced idlcness OF twenty
: four hours. increased his boxing to eight
! rounds, the most work he has done with
! the gloves since he started training here
~ week ago last Monday. \ crowd or
600 spectators. which included between
800 and 400 women, watched the work
out.
: After shadow boxing for Ave minutes.
Dempsey boxed two rounds each with
| Jack Renault, Larry Williams, Altx
! Trambitas and Joe Benjamin. the Pa
ciiic coast lightweight, who Joined the
champions training staff yesterday
winding up his workout with some bend
ing exercises to strength his stomach
muscles.
Although the sun was shining bright
", a chilling wind swept off the ocean
and this gave Dempsey some difficulty
in getting loosenrd UP. Dempsey lacked
his usual speed in his first two rounds
with Renault. but when he raced VIII
liams he was hitting viciously. Just be-
fore the first round with Williams
ended, the champion caught him with n
rasping left hook, opening UP cut over
the right eye. Dempsey slowed up for
the second round, giving Williams a
The four rounds which Dempsey
boxed with Trambitas and Benjamin
were tame, as he did not attempt any
solid hitting. benjamin missed the
champion SO frequently with left ana
, right swings that he was exhausted at
the finish.
Dempsey was measured today and the
following figures were given QUIT:
Height, feet inch; neck, 1915 inches:
chest. normal ~ inches. expanded 40
inches; reach, "a inches; waist, SO inch
cs; thigh. 90 inches: calf, 15k inches;
ankle. 9 inches; biccps. 16h inches:
forearm. 14H inches; wrist, sk inches.
Martin Burke. New Orleans heavy
weight. reported at the camp but he
bly, will not get a chance to work
with the champion until Saturday. as
damaged ear. on which an operation
was performed. Is not entirely healed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
PRESENT BETHANY
SERIES MAY MEAN
.: STATE TITLE HONOR
II Bethany Wins Three OF Four Games
With Nsthodists, they VIII Tie for
state Title
Loss or break even would favor Wso-
lsyAn-mtsrsst In out come runs
high-Play next week

Buckhannon May 26.-Wcst Virginia
Wesleyan College opened the crucial
baseball series with Bethany College to-
day IN Bethany for the state lnse
ball title for the present season. Beth
any College tied West Virginia Uni
versity in two-g game series. each team
winning by close margin. Wesleyan
is scheduled with Bethany today and
tomorrow in Bethany. then the two
teams are to meet in this city on Fri
day and Saturday, June 3 and 4. IF
Wesleyan is strong enough to win three
of the four games. the state base ball
title for the season will go to Wes-
leyan. present holder. II Bethany wins
then Bethany and West Virginia will
remain tied with Wesleyan out of It.
Should Bethany and Wesleyan get an
even break. the title would then be three
corncred with West Virginia. Bethany
and Wesleyan in the limelight.
Marshall College. Morris-Harvey and
Salem College were three other aspr-
ants for the state title. Bethany and
Wesleyan both. downed Morris Harvey
while Wesleyan has defeated Salem Col
lege which in turn put the brakes on
Marshall.
Evenly Matched
Wesleyan and Bethany are very even-
" matched. Both teams have strong
batteries but certain other points on
each team have shown apparent weak
ness. Wesleyan has five or six good
hitters while Bethany boasts Of about
the same number. WeSleyanS iniield
appears some stronger than that OF
Bethany while the Bethany outfeh APP
peared to have an edge on the Wes-
leyan outfit.
It would not be any great surprise to
see Bethany take both games Of the
series in Bethany. Wesleyan is very
hopeful of winning one or both games.
However. the effect Of changing from
the home lot TO that Of Bethany may
dists work. Wesleyan has played all
games at home this season and has
been successful in winning seven
late. However. a weeks trip in Ohio
and southern West Virginia was called
OF because Of a cancellation on the part
OF Marietta College. II proved very for
tunate that the team did not make the
trip as%it was the first week in May
when rain and cold prevailed.
Wesleyan will trust largely TO the
pitching Of Ash and Lewis TO win tho
Bethany games. Ash, especially. has
been setting q great pace on the mound.
Lewis hitting has been terrific and
when pitching his work has been very
complimentary. B. Dunn on third. John
son at short. and Captain Stark behind
the plate, are three veterans TO whom
Wesleyan fans arc looking to give
strong support to the nine in the Beth
any serisa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
ERIE RACES.

Eric. Ia. May s.-Summaries:
First race-Purse s5nn. maidcns y
rurlonSs Martha Gray. 1N7 tW. Hinr-
hey). $3.50: 81 so. $3.50. won: Maud VIII
SON. l07 (E SMITH. s3.oo. $500. second :
Old Rose. lo6 81. Williams). $l4.2n.
third. Time. l:@l.
Second rarr--pnrsN s5nn. claiming. &
frrIonrS Miss Kreutcr. III tr:amcsD.
s. m. s3.sn. s3nn. Won; Financial Roos-
ter. i?O (Morrison). $40. s3.nn. second :
Audrey A.. 1O7 IW. Hinphey), s3.2o.
Third racc-Purse $500. claiming.
about 5 furlongs Fond Hope. III 81.
Domininick). Sl7.eo. $1,000. $3.50. won;
July Fly. III tGarEan). $50. 81 IN; sec
ond; Blue Bannock. 1l6 tW. hinphcy)'
1850. third. Time. 1:ol.
Fourth race-Purse $500. claimine'
about rurlongs. Rubber II. 11S CT.
wright. ia &C. Hunn. &3on. 50 90, sec
ond Wnodpile. III tDunk!nson). $40.
third Time. l:n1 ?-5.
Flint racc--Purse s5nO. claiming.
sbot,t furlongs. Mary Mallon. 1ca
IDnnktnson). N4.Go. $40. $3.50. won;
D,ntv, ll5 %. Pribhle). $3.50. $40.
second Northern Belle. 100 81. Dom'-
nick). $3.50. third. Time, l:o?.
sixth race-Purse $500. Eric Herald.
ia GE. smith,. $3.50, .22.so. sO,wqn;
Battle Mountain. ITO fGarGan> $3.50.
1850 second: Viva Cuha. 1902 ID. Prih-
ble). $500. third. Time. l:4s.
Seventh race--Purse $500. claiming. s
furIonra. Tho Colleen Rawn. 100 N.
Prihhlel. $3.50. $40. A.2n. won; Sabre
fash, 1a2 (Eames). 81 GO. s3.tn. second:
Dorothy Carlin. ln5 (w!ls"nD. Sc So.
third. Time. l:l7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

Mincola. y. Y. May 26.-GeorGes Car
pcntier Will train his eve for his battle
with JACK Dempsey with target prac-
tice on range at his Manhassett train.
ing quarters.
The challenger visited the Nassau
county court house here this morning
and was granted "A permit TO use fire.
arms. He did not ask for a permit to
carry weapons.
After leaving the court house. Car.
pcntier visited the county jail and
greeted the prisoners. who wished him
good luck In the coming bout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
CHALLENGES

The Gabriel \. c. Of Martins Ferry
would like 10 have a double header for
Decoration Day. They would like TO
hear from any fast amateur team n the
Ohio Valley. including the Vance Jr..
Bauer Jr.. Tommy \. G. and Eas: End
Eagles. For further information call
Martins Ferry 1?0-M, asking for George
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

IS. National pike. Fortunately. the ma
chine which struck him was going At
moderate rate Of speed and he was not
seriously injured. Dr.. D. B. Best was
called and made an examination, and
while he found VI. Bell badly bruised
and suffering from the force Of the
blow believed that he would quickly
recover.
Mr.. Bell had just returnde from st.
Clairsville when the accident occurred.
This Is the fourth automobile accident
that has happened at Stop e since the
pike was paved. The other three were
all fatal. The driver Of the machine
that struck Mr.. Bell did not stop mad
his identity was not discovered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Needed Practice

Hub--l.ast months bills are awful
Didn't I tell you you must practice &C.
onomy"
Wife, am rracticing II. but you
can't expect - he very expert at II
after only a few weeks.-Boston Tran
script.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
TENNIS GAMES HERE
OF STATE CANCELLED

Special Dispatch to The Intellgrpcer.
Morgantown. W. Va. May 2S.--Due 20
aka Nominations. tho fnal game of West
virginia tennis roam agains, the Edge
wood Country Club at Charleston on
Saturday and Wheeling Tennis Club AZ
Wheeling. Monday. were called "ff to-
day. Tho West Virginia season Is.
therefore. closed. with Scycu victories,
Swo ties and only one defeat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
u~An ADVANFA01.

That's an alert office boy You have :"
This 10 his first day on the job" said
Mr.. Dubwaite. Tomorrow III put hin
to the acid test"
How"
"Iil leave 4 dime novel lying around
where he can find it"-BirmtnghaTn
Age-Herald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

wesleyan 0 0 o . o 0 o. 10 3
Bethany O 00440O0 O. 10 2
Summary:
Two base hits-Stark. Randolph,
Stewart Cook.
stolen bases-Lewis. r. Dunn. Ran
dolph, Patterson.
Base on balls-Randolph. Ash. /.
Struck out-Ash. Randolph. 10.
Left on baSes-Wesleyan. 10: Beth
any, s.
Double plays-Patterson 10 Wells;
Randolph to Johnson to Wells.
Umpire-Johnson, Grafton.
Time-l:5S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
AUTOMOBILE STRIKES
LANSING POSTMASTER

Postmaster ]. G. Bell Of Lansing. was
struck by an automobile last evening,
just as he walked from around his own
machine in front OF his home at Stop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

II the best that anybody can any Of
you when you're dead is that YOU me- ~
harrncd any body. YOU might just as we'll
have been white rabbit.