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GUlLL0TINE CLAIMS HEAD
OF FRENCH BLUEBEARD
Henri Landau Pays Penalty for Series
of FouIest Murders in French
Criminal History

r.
yersailles.-Henri Desire Landru,
"Bluebeard of Gambais," convicted OF
the murder of 10 women and one
youth, a W his life Saturday in ex-
change for IL he had taken.
Mysterious until death, Landru re-
sented Father L~oiselles' query as to
whether he had any confession to
make.
1T is an insult to a man like me-
was his reply. Had I any confession to
make I5would have made it long ago.
But never did he utter the word sin
nocent," as he had failed to utter 1t
during his "a months of Imprisonment
and the 81 days of his trial.
He refused the sacrament, but con-
versed a few moments with the priest.
II shall be brave, never fear,r he
told the clergyman.
Although plans for the execution had
been kept in the utmost secrecy,
crowds began to gather about the old
Versailles jail a little after midnight.
The clatter Of cavalry horses along
Georges Clemenceau street, in which
the execution took place, was plainly
audible in Landru's cell, and when he
awoke he heard the sound of hammers
as workmen erected climbers of JUS
tice" by the Pickering light of two
square, old-fashioned candle lanterns.
The guillotine was erected only a
few feet from the main entrance to
the jail. AT 8 o'clock the doors of the
prison opened slowly, revealing in the
court yard the procurator general, the
warden of the prison and Landru's two
lawyers, NJ. M0ro-GiafferI and M. Du-
treuit.
Then Landru appeared, clad in dark
trousers and white shirt. His besrd,
which was one Of his most striking
characteristics, and which had become
familiar to the thousands through pub
lication of his portrait during the
trial, had been trimmed his head was
shaved and his neck and lace were
deathly pale.
The executioner's assistants caught
him around the waist and levelled him
on the table, which was Immediately
upended, the heavily weighted knife
slid down and the whole affair was
over in less than 20 seconds. Landru
never faltered from the time he APP
peared in the door: he gave the guillo-
tine one look. squared his shoulders
and walked erect. uttering not a word.
The crowd. which had been kent at
sucb a distance That II saw nothing of
the details. uttered no cry. and the ST.
lence was only broken by the burles
reveille in the nearby bar
racks. and the Anpelus bells.
Then the hundred OF more news
paper correspondence and the few Off
Gals who had witnessed the execut,oo
of, ca rue 1e many wl persons DS,S were sae asking king
, 1922-03-01
Women Run Hotel Day

New York.-One days operation by
women of the Hotel Biltmore Tor the
benefit of the Society for the Relief
and Prevention of Tuberculosis added
$38,273 to the fund. Three thousand
volunteers composed the staff which
took charge OF the hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
.WOODSFIELD Tennis
. CLUB INVADES FERRY
Crack woodsSield Tennis Team Of
Eighteen Members TO vistt Ferry
Next wednesday.

Tho crack woodsfield Tennis club
will send a team OF eighteen members
TO Martins Ferry next Wednesday after
noon where they will meet the Martins
Ferry racquetters on the courts on
Sixth and walnut Nreets.
The Woodsfield club which stands
among the leaders in the country in
the court game has among Its members
some OF the best crack players in the
trl-state district and will no doubt
send it's strongest players to Ferry,
The Ferry team which is composed OF
some Of the best players In this section
has been working hard within the past
several weeks in practice sessions and
are now open TO meet all corners In the
game. Their followers expect them TO
TO make a good showing against the
crack players that will Invade their
city next week and 1t is even yenturea
that they may win the match.
Preparations are being made TO handle
a large crowd and every detail Is being
worked out which will insure the COM
fort OF the attendants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
Big GAME SUNDAY
! At LEAGUE PARK
mount pleasant and Burlington Clubs
, Are Lining mp strong Players
Tor Big Clash

= Quite an interest has been aroused
among the baseball fans In the game
scheduled for League Park, Martins
Ferry next Saturday afternoon between
the burlington A. c. team and the MI
Pleasant club.
Both managers are securing the best
PLAYERS possible in their respective dis
Stricts and as all the home boys play
ing on college teams are home on vaea-
.tion plenty of good ball material Is
1available.
Mount Pleasant will play Irish ost-
roski and Bus Powell recently OF the
indianapolis League and Wallace Walk
or the star singer OF Wooster College
will do mound duty.
Burlington has first class men In
George Mooney. the Dorm brothers and
Will Hood who have been playing won
derful baseball this season and may
secure Berthe Dunn the pitching marvel
OF Missouri College who has not lost a
game this season. Dunn Is the Ferry
lad who let the Cincinnati Reds down
with one hit while pitching for mill
,ary training camp team during the war
period.
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INTEREST IN
CAME TONicc1'.r11
NOW INTENSE
TRINITY AND FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH MINES WILL CLASH
THIS EVENING on ISLAND
Both Teams Are Ready for Hardest
Clash Of the Season-Best Powerful
Lineups to Be Used

Much interest Is being manifested In
the clash between Trinity church's
league baseball team in the Y. NJ. c. A
Sunday School league and the First
Christian nine this evening on the
Wheeling High school Athletic Field on
the Island.
Rivalry will run high in this meet as
In the former meeting OF these two
teams the Trinity nine was on the long
end by the score OF three to nothing at
the beginning Of the ninth inning When
the Christian boys started rally ana
had pushed several runs across the plate
when man was called out acting as a
pinCh hitter. Tho game was protested
and so the teams have been at war
since this time.
II Is not known as yet who Will De
seen in the lineups at tonights CLASH
bur II Is an assured fact that both teams
will nut the strongest l!neups on me
field possihlc The batteries are al3o
in the dark but one could venture 10 say
with room to spare that Biglow Will ne
on the mound for Trinity while McIoh-
key will carry the burden OF the chris
tianS. ,,.
prerarations arc being made 10 hannle
,bo largest Cnwd that ever ATTENDED Il
yomc in the leagues brief history. Botn
teams have large crowd OF PACKERS
which will crowd the park 70 us "a
nari,v. The game will he called al o'"o
charm with competent ofhcials cail'hs
the balls and strikes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
THREE HOME: RUNS HIT BY STAR
FIRST SACKER At S|STERSV|L[E
Now Record Establighed by Luke Touis-
SAINT, s1gtersvine Boy in Industrial
Gamo Yesterday.

Sistersvinc. w Va, July l9.-(Spec-
ialD-ln game here this evening be-
tween the Independent Glass Co. nine
and the Ohio Valley Athletics. both
members Of the Sistersville Industrial
league, Luke Touissant first baseman
Of the Glass nine knocked three home
runs during the game off the delivery
of the Athletic pitcher who ranks among
the best In the valley. Besides his
home runs. Touissant sent six other
runs across the plate with his heavy
hitting. The Independents won the
game by the score of Is to O.
Touissant is u local boy and has play
cd nuite a bit OF baseball around local
lots against some Of the best terms in
tho state. The Bauers and the Nc
Conkey's Of Wheeling have played
AGAINST the lad and all have much
praise for the youngsteri and predict
a great future for him in baseball.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
BAUERS EXPECT
TO WIN SUNDAY
Local outdt Confident Grays Will Re
Stopped In Big Series.

All attendance records are expected
TO be shattered next Sunday on the oC-
casion OF the big battle between the
Bauers and Homestead Grays. The
locals are out after revenge, and already
tho management is after the right play
ers TO fAl in the few weak gaps.
"BerniS' McGannon. the sensational
young shortstop. will he back at his
old post while the Swctonic Brothers
will hold down third and second ro-
spectively. A new first hascman Is
being sought. while Hamilton goes back
TO the outneld. The work OF Hamm last
Sunday was revelation to his many
admirers.
Manager Posey OF the Grays sends
word tSst DisYukcs. famous pitcher
OF tho A. r. G. IF indianapolis Is on
the staff. giving them the fines: array
of hurlers any colored team in the Tri-
state has ever seen. 1t Is most likely
that Lefty" Williams will get tho call,
as he has proved an enigma TO the
locals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
BERNIE HAHN MEETS
EDDIE WEYGANT next

Announcement was made yesterday
that Bernie Hahn's next opponent will
be Eddie Weygant. the fast New Castle
flash. According 10 the dispatches
which came here from New Castle the
Tight will take place in New Castle at
the same park where Hahn this week
defeated Patsy BranniEan. although the
returns OF the night received here called
the battle a draw.
Dick Evans and K, Q. Perotta were
booked for the fght. but J3vsns may not
be able 10 take his place In the ring.
If the plans are not changed the bou'
Will take place July II. before the Cas-
cade A. c. In New Castle with both
boxers coming in at o'clock In the
afternoon at 125 pounds. Tho only dope
available on the match 10 that Wsyeant
and Brannigan fought 10 a draw several
weeks ago while Bernie WAS complete
master Of the percentage OF the rounds
during the match with the latter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
HORSESHOE LEAGUE
WILL PLAY TONIGHT

The Island Horseshoe league will
meet again this evening on the Bridge
Park grounds for their second meeting
this week. The meet Tuesday evening
saw the lead, OF the league change hands
and some spirited games are expected
this evening. All players are reuested
TO be on hand early so the games may
start promptly at $50 o'clock. A large
crowd is expected.
During the progress of the league
30 far. the team composed OF Glass
and MCGEE hold the highest average
as team with II points TO their credit.
Newland holds the ringer score with
eight. At present the team composed
Of Glass and Sturgeon holds the lead
IN the standings.
Tonight's games will be as follows:
Francis-Lewis vs.. Graham NEEDLE.
Fuller MCGEE VS.. Ward-Whitham.
Parker-Tyrell vs.. Peterson-G ahiel.
Glass-Sturgeon VS.. Ncwlin-Carroll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
SALE OF TICKETS
GOOD FOR BENEFIT
All Players In Sunday school League
pisposing Of the Tickets In Fheif
Possession.

Tickets which have been on sale LOT
the past week for the benefit game lot
Dare Lacey. star third sacker OF the
,rhird PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday
school baseball team who suffered a
broken leg several weeks ago In
game between his team and tho ias'
First Christian nine are going al
fast rate and from present Indications
The largest crowd tina, has ever at
tended n Sunday School league gam"
will be on hand Saturday afternoon
Julv IS when the teams meet aga II
on the Athletic Fled.
Lacey who has been confined TO ne
hospitrl for the entire time since his
unfortunate accident vas removed 10
his home yesterday and although stt'l
weak and knowing that II will be
sometime before lie will be able 10 use
the leg again Is planning on being
spectator at the game. The proceeds
derived from the contest will go to-
ward playing the expenses for the
player.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
DEATH Of JACK PICKETT REMOVES
RA5EBALL'S GREATEST DAT MAKER.

faster and faster. with Jack fighting
10 hold II IN tho road. Nearly down
to the level the wheel struck big
bowlder. Jack catapulted twenty feet
Into the air, turned over twice, ana
struck with his face first, and slia
ten feet. His face was torn from scalp
TO chin on one side. We washed him
up and picked gravel out OF his lace
Then he climbed onto the battered bi-
cycle and rode into town-and played
ball the next afternoon. Imagine them
doing II now.
Golf Mystery Solved
The mystery Of the disappearing golf
balls at Knickerbocker Country Club ut
Tenahy has been solved. But the scheam
er who set the traps for the balls has
not been detected. There are bunch OF
amateur detectives watching now to SEQ
that no more traps are set.
The mystery commenced early this
spring. Balls hit into 4 bunker on the
sixth hole rolled acrosA the sand In plain
sight of players and caddies. then van
Ishcd. How many were lost no one
knows. but that trap became famousH
The ball seemed TO roll across the SAND.
stop at the base of the mound-and then
disappeared.
After time the thirteenth became n.
fected In the same manner. Balls rolled
over the edge of a pit and vanished. Fne
other day two players in foursome
hooked into the pit at thirteen Thn
balls seemed to lie close together. anu
caddies and players walked there e3-
pecting to find them In plain view. Both
had disappeared. The grass had just
been cut there seemed no place for
ball TO hide Yet for ton minutes they
searched without finding trace OF
hall Then one Of the players kicked
at a little bunch Of grass. and a crunch:
ing sound followed. He explored. and
found 4 box-like trap. two feet long ans
a few inches deep. 1t had been set ~
the angle OF the ground. covered with
sand, but the open end was covered
with grass. carefully concealinS It.
The ball rolling over the edge broke
through the screen Of grass and rolled
down into the box. There were nftesn
balls in the trap when II was discovered
The players recalled the mysteries OF
the sixth hole. and the players went
there and found a similar trap cor
cealed at the base Of the bunker. oui?
one ball was In II. but It was evident
that the scheamer had visited MS tfsp
and taken away the supply withia ps~
days.
I, Is probable the fellow who set them
will mot try It again there.
Copyright, 1922. n. J. Evening NALL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
M'CONKEYS MEET
important Business VIII 30 Taken Up
And Every Player on The Team
VIII Be Interested In
Developments

This evening at T:3o the special meet
ing OF the McConkey baseball club will
be called to order and some very i'm
portant matters pertaining to the mem
bers of the team will be gone into. This
meeting was called by Manager II. p.
McConkey and Captain Louis { ock.
They both realize that the team has been
in a slump and something will be tried
so as 10 instill pep in every player.
Every player is requested TO he pres
ent al this meeting and 10 be there be-
fore 40 80 as 10 get the meeting over
as soon as poSSible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
WALKER TAKES HOME RUN
LEAD IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
GO TO M|NGO
Fast Bellaire Athletics Meet Stiff OPP
position Next Sunday Afternoon.

The Reuaire Athletics strong base
ball team will play the fast Mingo
team next Sunday afternoon at MlnSo
In what should be one OF the best
games OF the season. Both teams are
the hest In their class ana althouEh
the Athletics recent victory over the
fast Man O'War club gives them the
better record. stiff argument Tor the
game Is expected. The following sun
Gav the Bcllairc nine will play the
Newark All-Stars al Newark
All Rellaire players are requested 10
be out for a practice session this eve
ming on the Riverside Park north OF
Bellaire at $50 o'clock.
ADD SPORT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
HORNSBY HITS
10Th H0NE run
WINS GAME FOR ST. LOIS WHEN
CIRCUIT DRIVE NETS TREE
SCORES.
Has Now Surpassed "Gavvy" Cravas.'s
Modern National League Record

ST. Louis. July l9.--Rogers Hornshy
hit his twenty-fifth home run II the
season in the ninth inning Of oday's
game between Boston and st. Louis
with Mann and Smith on base, winning
the game fer 81. Louis. : 10 6.HornS-
by now has surpassed the modern ma
,ional league home run record Of "a,
made by "Gavvy" Cravath Of Fhtladel-
mia in 1915. The drive was made off
Miller
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
HITS aaND AND aaRp OFT sHocKER,
GIVING PHILADELPHIA
VICTORY
Rettdg. Sand Lottor from Newark, N. J.
In Debut, Holds Leaders TO
Nine Fits.

Philadelphia. July ls-tAmerican)-
Clarence Title" Walker today hit his
22nd and c3rd homeruns OF the season,
off Urban Shocker. giving him the lead
In tho American league, and playing a
big part in the Athletic TO victory,
over ST. Louis. Adolph Rettig. sand
lotter from Newark. y. j.. held the lea
que leaders TO nine hits in his major
league debut. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
HIKER LEAVES HERE

After arriving in this city. TUESDAY
evening, Mathew .Agraphiotic, Ions
distance runner and cross country hixer,
left yesterday on the last lap OF = hike
across the United States fro San Fran
cisco TO New York. He hopes to bet
tor his own record Of ninetyeight lays.
He left San Francisco on May p OF TINS
year
The hike Is being made under me
auspices Of the Greek-Ameri>cn Am
letic Association. Of which Mr.. AgMphs
otic "a a member. According to the
mixer the trip could be made ina mueh
shorter time IL Il were not for the rules
Of tho association that one must WORK
hi, way across the continent starting
with only a small sum. '...'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
TO PLAY ALL-STARS

, The fast bridgeport Eagles will meet
the strong Bcllairo All Star baseball
nine next Sunday afternoon on Eagle
field. Stop Is. Bartin limo In what
should turn out to be one Of the fastest
games on Sundays card.
Both teams are leaders in their class
and will present the strongest lineups
possible In Sundays contest. Prepare
tons are being made 10 handle large
crowd and from present indications
all standing records Will be passed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
TwirIs ShutOut Game;
Perfect Day At Bat

Boston. July 1e.--Lcvcrette pitched
shutou, ball today and the White Sox
won from Boston. s to 0. Not content
with that. the Chicago pitcher had n
perfect day at bat. making four hits in
four times up including two doubles.
The score: r. II. +.
Chicago 90 o5Io o2 0-S 70 0
Boston 30 % 0 0 0 o o. 0 Z !
Batteries: Leverette and Schalk;
Ferguson, Kari and Ruel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
FALLS ON PTTCHFORK

William Lash. farmer OF Glcnn's
Run was seriously injured yesterday
when ne fell on pltchfork. Mr.. Lash
was returning from the fields with 4
load of hay. He sat on the wagon and
when the wagon went around turn he
fell off on the pi;Chfork. The wound is
a painful one but Mr.. Lash's condition
Is not serious. The attending physician
Ia pr. W. S. Webb Of Warwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
DETROIT prrrArs YANKEES

New York, July 19.-Detroit hit Sam
Jones hard and defeated New York
Yankees In the first game OF their
series today, 5 to /. 1t was the eighth
successive game which Detroit has won
from the American league champions.
Before the game Pitcher Arthur Olsen
Of the Detroit team WAS presented n
silver service and a $3.50 check by ad-
mirers from South Norwalk, Conn.
The score by innings: r. II. f..
Detroit ....... 100 1870 QoO-S 10 l
New York $780,. 100 600 o0o--1 10 >
PNlctte ana woodall; Sam Jones, Muir
ray and SchanS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
Rheumatism at go.
ass Thoroughly Riis De ~ q
Rhsumstism lnpas;eisA

Somebody's mother v SUFFERING -.
nlshti The soourge az rhsunstts3
suifsrins. BENT forwsfd, - ssss 6ut
the common ground, bat her 49,
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anybody caref Q. q q = one q ~
greatest blood purifiers known. aad y
helps build more blood cells. IL NED.
icinal ingredients Are purely vegb1r
bic. It never disarranges the stomach.
1t Is, In fact, . splendid tonic, = blood
maker. Q blood enrichsr. It bent1Ae4
rheumatism from joints. muselse go
tho entire body. Il builds firm 49,.
It il what somebody's mother $500
tonight Mother, II you can nos al
surely somebody In your family VIZ
Somebody, get bottle Of D. D n40I
Lot somebody's mother begin 70 t'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
TOCOTOLAFFERTY

The fast Virginia A. c. baseball team
Of the South Side will journey TO Laf'
ferty Sunday afternoon where pey
will play the fast team OF that place.
The team has several open oates
within the next few weeks and wouid
like to hear from some frst cisas
team in this district for games To
arrange tho some call Wheeling 1851
and nsk for the manager between the
hours Of and 8 In the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
MATCH DUNDEE
WITH ROSTER

Houston. Texas, July l9.-Fromoter
Julius Siegel. announced today that
Johnny Dundee. worlds Junior light
weight champion OF New York mas been
matched to meet Kid Roster or New
Orleans. In 10 round bout in Hous-
ton on the evening Of July ~. rms
will he Dundce's first appearance IN
thn snnt h McSt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
WIN ON RoRNsaYs Home RUN

st. Louis. July l9.-Hornsoy twenty
9Th home run OF the season with two
men on base In the ninth Inning enabled
the. Cardinals to defeat Poston. TO s.
today. Singles BY Schultz and Smith
preceded Hornsby's circuit drive. Powell
OF Inv Braves nit homer In the third
,,pinr The score: II. Fl. F..
BOSTON .nlf 100 0 D. s 10 !
St. Louis. 4 q o o 0 3 q 81
Batteries: Miller and O'Ne!ll; Haines'
North and Ainsmith, Clemens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
CLOSES FRIDAY NIGHT

The Fulton Daily Vacation Bible
school. which has been In session Tor
the last four weeks in the public school
building and conducted under the aus
nIces Of the Ohio County Sunday School
association. will come TO close tomor-
row evening.
Interest among the children and their
PARENTS is running high as the hnal
exercises approach.
The closing exercises will exhibit the
things tho children have learned and
done. Among other features ihere Will
be a game played by the kindergarten
on the stage. The Juniors will present
a pageant entitled Ruth and Naomi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
COOPER OF PIRATES BLANKS
PHILADELPHIA SECOND TINE
PrrrsDUR9H DEFEATS THE v1sI-
TOES 40 At FORBES FIELD
YoR SIXTH CONSECUTIVE
VICTORY
rierasy's Triple Ane Rohwsr's Double
score Second Run-Carey Singles
Aad 81gbse Doubles for FIRST

Pittsburgh. July tS.-TIttsburSh de-
feated Philadelphia 10 today for the
sixth straight time. /, was Cooper $
second shut out game against the Visi'
tors. Carey's single and BiSbeeS triple
scored the frst run in the NTH inning
while TIerney's triple and Rohwer's
double brought in the second run The
score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
CLEVELAND WINS EASILY

Washington. July ls.-Coveleskie was
master of tho situation at all stages
today and Cleveland easily defeated
Washington in tho opening game or
the series. 10 |. The score.
r. II. F.
Cleveland ...... oco olo 100 q
washington ... 900 001 n00-1 s
Coveleskie and O'Neil: Er'llheart
Francis and Charity.
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Southern Association

First game; Birmingham. 0; Mem
phis. 90 innings).
Second game: Birmingham. 2; Mem
ph!s. 5. (seven inn!ngS.
Atlanta. s; Little Rock. 4 (game called
in seventh TO allow teams ia catch
trair).
New Orleans. .: Nashville. s.
Mobile. 3: Chattanooga. 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
GIANTS WIN OPENER
FROM REDS, 5 TO z

Cincinnati. July l9.-The Giants USE
their hits 20 much better auta"t sNs,
fban ,he Reds today. and won !ne
rans OF the series. 10 80
lowed 10 hits but was strong VIZ" r.
on base and received fine support i"'
score.