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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12
TWO WHEEIING DISTRICT TEAMS REMAIN In SPENCER kACE
insy and WarW0od To SeiFinaS i'm Bethany tournament
.ELKINS VICTORIOUS
OVER MORGANTOWN
81 bisra,Ch 10 The lntv,lE"1r,

Special pispa,ch TO The lntr,hg"nr";.
Elkins. W. Va. Mar. II O.. fAkin
H.rh team Tonight d~tcai"d n" {" It
MnrGautnwn ij>" lay u score OF 49,.
IN" S""rr ~ ihr end of IN" hr"t IA.
Was %U-9 IN favor of Elk!nS. but Goa -
Winner took three Of his FIRST team ni'l
out Of the game the first ten m:nu'"
OF play after leading ITO IN order u
kecr them In liz top trim Cor ~" Hrhi .
ton High game tomorrow Ght
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12
INJURED MEN RETURN
TO MOUND CITY TEAM
woodburr and Staggsrs Will Line Up In
Big state Game With Par
hsrSburR Tonight

Moundsvllc High school closes one of
its most successful seasons tonight,
when il meets the big red quintet on
the Petersburg floor. Woodhurn. who
has been out Of the game. du" to frac-
turcd bone in the left foot. received dur
ing the Tr!adelphia game. Will probably
be able to start in this contest. stag
gers has fully recovered from sprain-
cd ankesustaIned in IN" Mingo game.
with the exception OF these Injuries the
team Is in better condition than II has
been any time during the season.
Practically every game played in the
Moundsvillo gym" tho doors were closed
before game time and many turned
away. due to It's small seating capacity.
as II will only hold about 500. II -
hoped II viii DO enlarged for next sea son.
az the board is seriously considering
such action
To date the Moundsvilir team has won
u and lost 5 The following ia L Inst Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12
FRANK NOEL LEAVES
FOR SOUTHERN CAMP
Local Diamond and Basketball STAR ON
to Join Chattanooga Tenn Club.

Frank Noel. local diamond star. viii
leave for Thattanoorn. Tenn. Sunday
night at ll:t0 over tho Baltimore
Ohio railroad. where n" VIII join forty
two other tryouts for tho Southern as
ISOLATION team on March ~
Manager John JnrobucCi who IS MAN.
ding the Baucrs this year. made an
Offer to the local hurler. but Noe!
tempting offer from tho Chattanooga
club could not turn his attention from
the southern trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12
ALUMNI DROPS
CAME To COLO
WHEELING HIGH VARSITY PROVED
TOO RUGGED FOR OLD "GRADS'
LAST NIGHT.
Alumni rosssrs Offered Resistance in
Ytrxt HalI But Regulars Had Easy
Going in the End.

The Alumni basketball ;ossarS drop
ped their annual floor game to th"
Wheeling high school varsity QuInt IL 4
night on the Gold and Blue gymna-
sum, the final count standing 57-%n.
The contest hal tho fans roa r!nS VITA
laughter throughout tn" four periods.
Brinhman ran wild and came back ;"
hts old form last night. cag!ns twelve
field goals for the evenings WORK.
His great shots from m!d-floor had TN"
attendance gong will Howard Nay
was the big gun for the Alumni. SCor-
ing heavily with seven field goals. Nay
failed TO stand tn" "Saff after ii"
first half in which he Gagged five from
the field. br.n; only able {" toss m w,
counters IN III" final period.
Royce. Tur'. and Warrcrl also starred
for the Alumni! while the work ~ lliT-
ruhaurh. Ryrd and Roh!nsnn for tho
cold and Rluc was outstanding. Coach
Ross used large number OF his subs
wheeung-s7. Alumni-oo.
nrnkman .,.......tt,. .....'.....H. Nay
Watkins .......... F.............. Turk
BYRD ........,..,.t. ......'... HanHo4
Robinson ........G .......... Warf"rl
Bculrk" -.........G ........... GlesY
SuhSutulions--lIi1r for Eyr ]
Clrich for IIixrnbauEh. Watkins fer
Robinson McC!aIn for Watkins, Wa
tors for Warfcul. Royce for Turk. Stmp-
son for Walters. Spring for lirin&man.
F'i"id roalS-Ifrinkman IL. Watkins ;
BYRD g. Robinson. Eculcke. HiNenhaush
4. rlrirh. Mccain, Nay :. Turk 3. War-
feul J.
T"ui>-R rinkman. on, OF >: Turk,
uut or ).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12
KID BENNETT HERE

Johnny (Kid) Bennett. tho Pittsburgh
batter who ola shes here Tuesday even
ing ut the American Legion boxing
show with Johnny Gallagher. arrived in
this city late last evening. and will
begin his training today in the National
gym.
Bennett has made quite a record for
himself in the Smoky City AZ we'll as
here, having met Tommy Phillips here
Mt a previous show.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12
LAND|S PUTS
BENNY kAUFF
OUT Of CAME

Chicago. Mar. lit WAS learned here
tonight that Judge X. NJ. Lands. ma
t,oual basch1ll arbitcr. in his recent n
terview with Kenny kaun. Now York
Giant outnclder. told Kaufr that 10
would prefer that he not play haS"ha !!
unt;t charges against him hay" been
cleared up
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CliSburg--20.
Semi Finals.

-Four teams. namely. l.inSiN. War
enter the S"mi-nnalS this afternoon.
which will begin ~ 5 o'clock sharp.
I.nsly and ShalySjd" will come together
in the first game Ht this time. A. (
ocl""k Warwuod VIII stack up against
II1NS\illp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12

Sreclai Dispatch Ia Tn" Intrjlig"nc"r.
Spencer, W. Va. March II. -Wh"ciInE
and Warwuud. two entries IN the West
Virginia Nish school Girls T"Urna-
mcnt being staged here This week at
the Spencer High SchoI from tn" Pan
lIaudl" district. continued In the "lim~
nation face here to-day. when h"th
teams ,anQuish"d their upp"n'n'S with
ease.
Wheeling had easy sailing IN DO u
games. in which she mt losers ~ q"
prey .ous round. who had been drawn
back into the race Among tho%" Wh"
were rr-drawn and fell v4cit,ms I" the
WhcclinE laS%.rs were Huntington ara
WadeStown. FarkrrShurE waS elm
mated in tho tribunals by Nar"""o'
hu, was taken back into IN" t"nTh"!
TO meet Wheeling in the last gam" Oh
the tribunals on Saturday morning.
WarwuoL has cleared the danger pain
in dispos!ng of both Triadelphia ana
rarkcrshurg. two "f IN" strongest On =
trantS in the tournament. NaT"o"u
and Triadelphia put up practically the
hos, game OF the hig even; mere inns
afternoon the former Winning hN INV
small margin OF one field goal farK-
ersburE dropped hard fought ll'o
hatt" 10 The ''re"h '""
VLdcrS.
Nutiu .s
The first round OF '"c .",'' ~ ,,nc
completed early 'h'H "'"'"'"h,
games were yet 10 h' P'"t'u va" ID.
Following ia" nrst contest u, 'h'
morning. in whch Salem beat llf'S
Vile l7-l", one of the !"Sinr teams /!
the first round took place. rms '"a''
was TO meet Wheeling high S'h"ol III
sc n
me maj 'e"te'' ~ ~ '"i,ctv" team
"au'HN""H ma I.,rh,ndl,
was urt"n ~ " I' r,,,n.rcifuI hra;
sS>l"S bat Tf'''\r" ~, .,r ,cnI,r
Ing. IN" "nr"'int '"' w." ,'',r., a. ,rn Hrst
I"ll'nH "r ~" "iC. i r.,,I, ~ mo nis,oI
"ruhu; ~ l"| ',,, Ia ,Til.i nm a 70.
me W n'',.nt II.,,riatr, Hnhinsou ais,
victory MN hirh s,.nrInr hunorS ror
.Hr',,u """ ,,,, IN mis- game, tossing In
"" h,Sl '"I'"' ="
~ n"iu snh'N-o v,I.s,,wn-a
MhccHhE J., T.npan,
StcinhlrN"r ...'' 81,
Ilrmn"'n,,'"S ....... Este
l .,i' 9; Murri,
iCn,,icr ,...Ci ............ Cow"I
N" !,t,i, ..n,,nns: T"n.
E i,;niI . n,,H,S S,";mb,ckcr 4? Cicnden.
=. nFnh.nsnu ID remnant
Ec,,Iy. Stcinbickcr our Of = lien.
a,',ntny Cut NJ = EStrl | out ~ !.
Pafarcn. EelI!scn
ne''''e
Auneh no"i'
The fans were intensely interested ~
The coming afternoon session "h''"
would start the second round az some
al tn" best teams m thr tourney me
The Tradclphia -Warw"od contest was
especially drawing the attention Of The
Tournament attendants. At o'clock thr
teams returned for the opening OF 'he
second round.
oreat Game.
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CHALLENGE

The Hubbard juniors Of South wheel
ing would like to hear from some or the
seventh and eighth grade teams In tho
Wheeling public schoo! district FOR a
basketball game TO DC played away from
home.
Any teams desiring games please an
Swcr through this paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12
MARIETTA WINNER
OVER CREIGHTON FIVE

Marietta. O.. March 1.-THE fast
Creighton 'Nebraska) university basket
hall five vas defeated here tonight by
Marietta college by the close score OF
80 to 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12

Frank Menkc SAYS that Jess Willard
should not hr matched with Jack
dempsey again. but This question is 10
br decided ny the spor; fans Of the
country at the present day. After Il
champion has been once beaten down.
he Is deserving Of another match with
his superior. whether he has lost the
title to ham" or n real cha llenGer.
Wizards case Is one that deserves con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12
HAroNAA WI,

The Nationals. OF South wheeling
defeated the Comets. OF Elm Grove. last
nigh; on tho iatter's moor. in 4 fast
cam. BY score OF 21-@l. Ester star
red for the Nationals.
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MOUNDSV|LLE e.;
S|N|THF|ELD I.
COACH SWEENEY6 BOYS All 90.
ING aREAT-wALX AWAY WITH
TOURNEY RUHNI1-UP
Ban in Second Team During Last Kah
-Lansrty II BIG Ace For
Mound City

Moundsville High schools crack bas.
r"thall 0uint kept up its wonderful
string Of victories last night against
Smithfeld. dropping the Ohioans by a
score Of 2a-l7. Lafferty was the fire.
works for the Mound City tossers Gag
ing four field goals and displaying a
great passing game.
In the second half Coach Sweeney
sent in his recruits after the regulars
had mauled the Ohioans 2o-5 at the end
OF the first half. Smithheld failed to
show anything specta cular against the
scrubs gaining but three points In tho
final half.
Moundsvills t2s) sunitha.ld (l7)
Woodburn. .......F ........ Merriheld
Iafrerty ..... F.......... Norbert
MrConne, FlanniEsn
RYAN. G......... Martin
Barnett. ....... IL ..... $1,000. scott
Observation-Disclosures for WOODBURY..
Hamilton for Mcconnell. Young for Ryan
Reed for Barnett Reader for Scot:.
Field Eoals-Woodburn 3. Laf1erty 4.
Mcconnell ?. Ryan .. Norbert 3. Flanai-
gan .. Martin. Fouls-Ryan In l.:
Norbert in 6. Referee-Curtis. Wes-
leyan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12

Jimmy Dunn. who handles w"nl"r-
ful stable Of boxers at Cleveland. -. ~
anxious 10 have some OF his boys APP
pear before the Wheeling fans carr
Trrmain~. Bryan Duwncy. GhafI"E
OTonncI. Jack Wolfe. Alive M!''"r'
Matt Brock. Johnny karr Al corn, IT,
and Freddy Block. are under the WING
Of Dunn. Matchmaker Phillips VIII
east a wicked glance at this list OF
uillers
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Nridgeport Easy.

Bridrepo-t proved n SET up Tor
RarncSviile and the oYcr-the-river
Qu!n. went down 10 defeat before the at
tack Of their Ohio rivals ia an uninter-
esting 34-3 battle. Chiefly. captain OF
the Ba-neSvll,e team. was the big star.
BarncSyille-3t Brldgeport-3.
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I,inaly Continues.

l.insly continued TO the semi finals by
giving Hickory sound 1879 lacnG in
roughly played game. AZ half time the
Cadets led. 1875. L. Hsmill and Bone
secured three field goals. Hickory was
considered q strong contender in the
tribunals.
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Field goals Hugus g. Robinson. G,
Eamiu 4. Bone >. Routan. Stmons :.
Taylor :.
Fouls: C. Hamul out OF Is. Taylor
out OF 3 Nodson out OF !.
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Welrton-ll.

Field goals: Hartsock W. Burkhardt
TISarm = Hudson .. Campbell.
Fouls: !. Burkhardt out OK ?. Sarm
out OF ).
Referee: Mauer
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warwood wins.
Mingo-tS.
wAllshnrr-Tornnto.

In clos, and irtrrrSt;n; game be
,v,rn Wri,<,,urE aud Tor, nj" the
brooke county lads came out on ton d!
the score. 81 3 - l.? NJ thr end II ihr
..rst hal: Wr;lShurE was lrndtnS by one
polnt tho. score being Ia :.
Vol Shurr--"" Toronto-lH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12
MAGNOLIA SWAMPED

Special Dispatch 70 The Intelligenccr,
SiS,"rSvtllr. W. Va. March IL In
the last game nf the season the local
fly" defeated New Martin$ville by I
score OF Sc 10 IA her" tonight II was
4 very hard fought game from b"cih-
ming 10 finish. but the Sistersrillc boys
were zoo strong for their opponents.
At tho end OF the frs half Sisters
willie was leading by a score OF 20 I" ..
and with n frw changes in III" positions
ut SiStNrSvillA lineup they piled up Il
very large scor" which New MarcnS-
yIl!e was unable 10 overcome.
SiSterSviIlc--66. y. MartinSville--l4 g..
Springer ......F. ....... Van Camp
Lund ....... .F............. Priest
kcGncy .C.......... y. l'otS
Tihhins .........G ........... Oneacrc
Morris ..........G .......... Blazer
Suhssirutions: Reel for l.und Lund
for Morris. kushE for Lund. Bunting
for Springer.
Field goals: Springer Is, Lund 5.
Kenney 3. Reel >. kushin l. Bunting /,
Van camp |. Friest >. J. Potts l. One
acre l.
FOULS Springer in 8. Reel in i.
Van Camp in .
Referee: Thornton. S. II. S.
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Linsly IN WAliaway.

lansiy cadets found a soft spot IN
Cameron high school. and disposed OF
the down-th state team in easy fashion.
winning by score OF tl-l0. HusuS,
midget forward for L!nsly. tossed in
eight goals from the field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12

HamtN :. Bona .. S,Ankrrd. Caldwell.
shannon :"
Fouls: e. Hamill ; out Of :. Cowdcn 0
out ~ =. Shannon out OF =.
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SHAOYS|DE V|CT(..
Ohio LAshss Trimmed WoodsfisN 1,
Easy Fashion Last Night
by Score Of iii.

Shadysde High school lassies easily
dcfcatd woodsfield's girls last night on
the Shadyside floor by one-sided score
of sell Miss Starrett was the big
point getter for the winners.
ShAdysi (3S). WoodBN0ld N1.D
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BELLA|RE WINS
OVER UNION HI
COACH aArBARErRs RED AND
BLACK ToSSERS COMPLAIN
ED OF POOH DEAL.
Biehl rosses In Pour Field Goas-Ohio-
ans Win In Last Minute
Of Play.

Although BeIlairc High school scored
1913 victory over the Union High toS-
S"rS on the Benwood floor last night. Il
decided howl was raised among the Red
and Black followers about the deal which
,hc Ohio team received from Referee
rartin Of w. & !.
snyder FuIhey and Ncim'c were tn"
biz aces for the Red and Black, while the
outstanding work OF B!"hT. who Gagged
four field EoaiS. was the feature of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12
WHEELING DISTRICT TEAMS MADE
CLEAN SWEEP IN OPENING ROUNDS

LINSLY MEETS SHADYSIDE IN SEMI Ih1o
AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK-WARWOoD'
c1AysvIIIE CONTEST LEADING ATTRAC-
TIoN TODAY AMONG TEAMS WHO START
RACE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12

Dario Resta's announcement OF his
entrance in the Indianapolis 900 miis
cons :derable interest to the big annual
d.rt-track event. Resta has a wonderful
racing career behind him when he takes
the field against his highly rated com
petitors this year. ReSta Will drive a
SurbcG m in the speedway Of which firm
he IS now a dealer in New York City.
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End Of Tribunals.

Wcilshurg was eliminated in the tinal
game OF the tribunals by ClaySville in
n thrilling battle. the Pennsylvania ms
nOSinr out ahead in 4 $50 duel. Cap
tain Wade played best for WellSburg.
while Sproul continued his good work
for claySville.
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ShadyStds wins.

Shahv>.AA proved a winner ~ tn"
| hrsr round. experiencing difficulty IN
SLOWING away tho Wa!r:on high school
,nsscrS in a coll battle W. Burkharct
ran wild scoring seven goals from the
held.
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pNTIIC,
Hollatro (lf).

Field GOaIS--Nnyuer 5, FuIHrE, NJ
mic. Biehi T.
Fouls-Orin, out Of 10: Sondcrman n.
) out OF 10.
ercree-Partin, W. & J.
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NARWOOD AND WHEELING REMAIN
IN RUNNING; TR|ADELPH|A LOST

GREEN AND WHITE ELIMINATED TR1ADELPHlA
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON-BEAT PARKERS-
BURG BUT BIG RED" TOSSERS WERE
DRAWN BACK TO MEET WHEELING TODAY
TWO GAMES TO BE FINISHED IN TRI FINALS
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Warwuud continued ItS winning
streak against Burg"ttStown in on" Of
tn" best games OF the tri-hnal. elm
mating the Pennsylvania tosScrS in an
cACitinS ellis battle. Captain Wis" and
Roberts nj Warwood nut up great
game. while Malone for BurgettStown
stood out prominently.
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siderable criticism before making
final decision.
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Srcclai Dispatch :" The IH:"'! g'A'"r.
Bethany. W VA. March u --l.'nS'F
Ind warned. :wn Of ia, Wheeling DIS
trjct entries IN the OHIO Valley Sch"-
haste tournament brinE staged under
the auspices Of bethany College her"
This week continued I"'u the semi
finals this evening. L:nSly disposed or
her two Opponents. Cameron and fh'h'
ory. in easy l. salon. while Nar"oou
slowed away Mngn N the first rounu
and HurCcttStown in the tri-ilnaIS.
Largo crowds turned out 10 witness
the ti-S: round % ;hr ;o"cnament th''
morning wren Warwrod and M'nE"
yot into action The followers ~! IN"
various schools poured IN heavier AZ
The ,ln,e to- thor teams games APP
pro2cncy..
warwood wins.
The openinE gam" 1T The tournaments
was PLAYED AT 1880 yesterday morh'nE'
when the strong five OF Warw""d n'S
Minyc. Thr game VAS in favor 81 the
Green ani White from beginning |"
nn:Sh, The score being 81 70 Is. Wise
starred for Warwood. making seven
held goals. %
Warwood--Gl. NInSo-tH'
Wise 60 .......t. ............. Nee.
Roberts ..... ...t -............ Sain'SN
Clark ..-.......... g ........ tarm0utn
PeN ....... ......'i .......... 49,
T. Miller . 1900. c. .....- M'l'iStcT
Field goals. Wise :. Roberts :. tlar.i
=. FOL !. johnson |. Ncrl >. Salln'SHt u
Yarmouth |. .AbriS /
Fouls: Wise ; IN II. SaliniSki : n y
Referee. Keith. Stcuh"nNNl".
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claysvius-New Cumberland.

Ga. SN:l.., Won IN h"r gam" WttA sew
Cumberland. t~:"lc3ax ~ : r"naSNi-
Nar!N rivals hy \ S"or" q; -. Snr"n"
Clays,ltI~ c'a:"- was IN" h:g scoring
80. ra-.H. >"N-I .i"'l goals.
,'ia.s.,lr.--.N y I'umb"r.and--,.
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Field Co'tl>. Burns. Walker -. Srroul
:. Miller. Grimm. Roach :. Atkinson.
Fouls: Sproul ; out Of \. Roach out
OF .
Referee. K".:h
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Substitution: Hobbs for Chiefly
Field goals: J. Burkhardt T. tlartSoCk
s. w. Burkhardt .. Hilles l. Sill ;. Jones.
Schlientz. Hobbs.
Fouls: J. Burkhardt out OF .. Htl!es
out OF :. Sill out Of I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12

As spring draws nigh. wheeling
fight fans are betting bigger and better
bouts. which are being conducted under
the auspices OF the American Legion
Post No. /. Matchmaker George Phil
lips is now giving a real field OF boxers
throughout the country the oncs-over
and assures Wheeling followers OF the
li<,ic art that in the near future. even
a champion will be brought to this city.
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Substitution: S;roh'l tor Roberts
Field goals: Wise :. Roberts 2. Clark
>. Strobcl. Martin. Shirley. Malone 3.
Hill =.
Fouls: Wise out OF S. Martin 4 out
OF
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Suhsti;utinns: Winters for *. Beck.
Field goals: Stcicrr r. Eik"y. V. l'cck
Fouls: Stc,r out NJ II; Elkey OH
Of s; V. Beck " out Of 4.
oil
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Hnrt1np-ton.Parkers

Huntington was badly crippled IN h"r
game with Park"rSburE and rs q lcSuI;
bowed 10 the big Red toSScrS hr n
ccore OF 2S-19. rarkersburg was then
lined up to PLAY Warwood in the follow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12

FolIanSbpc again won hard StrnEgl"
against Jane Lew. the final ISSu" stand
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Tribunals.

Real Buckeye state rivalry stood be-
tween Barnesv!lls and Shadysidr IN the
opening game OF the third round. the
latter team proving victorious in 4
fast 2T-22 contest. BarneSTill" showed
little in shooting from the floor. there
by losing many easy chances 10 score.
ShadYSlde--2I. BarneSVMIe--
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-16

tutelage of the United stst..
United States has become ~ but ~
.h.ranse i .he IN the Supreme CouncIi" im
through its calling Of the dissrma and
conference too dominant n footnment
ternationally for the Latin A.or .Anr In.
countries to. plump for the I,nerican
On the whole, IL the conforoasue.
Is successful the prospect thse mere
Harding will find the present a. Xs. Mr.
small obstacle to the organ;za.,moly
a new association Of the nations ati,on s Of
good. "''ons seems
The great Powers, IL tbev r
regarding the Far East 'n al, an
ee ready to follow American leado,,pwill VIII
support from the Latin. .Ames;nlp.
countries seems n diplomatic possih,,,caan pieh,,can
The world court, which now wns,ulity naaty
to be the most vital part of tba o'nises nss
League, may be taken over boJ,I,'' 'esent
new association if one is formags oy
Under such circumstances hu
desirous the small nations of "TTwever Tver
may be Of maintaining rho EUROPE
Assembly, they will hardly bo ahen phsesent
resist the pressure of events. Sneso,.oo 70
like that of Christian Louis Lapeee eeeaes ss
Norwegian delegate at Geneva. sSo, .ne
discomfort with the impotence 'npw ot
present League. VI the
IL the existing Assembly doo.
and new organizat;om %, NOT
toes function is offered, the As.un,eh winch
will surely lapse. All apparentlv ntl,noiy INDY
upon the success of the comina WAITS wwaits
ington conference. "ash.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-16

the already conflicting stories Of the
three witnesses Attorney Brady Is
relying upon.
when these witnesses arc called to
the stand there will be sensation.
They are mighty prominent people, and
they are not all motion picture folk ,
either. When these witnesses are
called the prosecutions case will fall to
pieces
Il will get the truth" declared Dis
trict Attorney Brady yesterday in
speaking of the ArbuCkle case in the
identical tone he used just prior to the
vigorous prosecution that led the vicious
Howard street gangsters to justice be-
hind prison bars here some months ago.
He said:
II do not consider Roscoe Arbucklc
entitled to one whit more considcra
tion than those criminal gangsters got
from me. He shall be prosecuted with
all the force that human energy can
achieve.
There are only two people who
know the truth in this matter. The lips
of one are closed in death the other
alone can tell. but will not"
Into the District Attorneys office has
come the rumor that Arbuckle will not
testify in his own behalf, that he will
BE- instructed to take the stand If or
dored to do so and there remain mute.
Brady said:
And l say to that that l will fight
for the truth to the last ditch, that l
will see justiCe done.