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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-08-11
The Edgerton Concert Band.

Do we realize that Edgerton has a
really remarkable band? That its play
ers individually are exceptionally fine
performers? That the organization is
gradually but surely finding its way in
to very fine ensemble playing? If we
do, we are mighty chary of showing it
by our applause ~on concert nights.
Take last Thursday evening. The pro-
gram was splendidly rendered-and the
joy of ito again hear some of those
beautiful overtures and opera selec-
tions. But the applause was thin rip
pie of handclaps and some horrid clax-
claxton blasts from the automobiles.
Let us show the band that we appreci-
ate the programs and the music when
it is well rendered; there is encourage
ment to the band in live and hearty
response.
Another thing-if the band is to con-
tinue giving its concerts in the old
place on Front street stop cars from
passing, going in or out of that block
while the program is played. That
everlasting chug and sputter of cars
passing by the band stand while the
program is given is not only annoying
to the band but to all those who have
come down to listen to the music. When
We have something good, let US show
that we know it, and that we under
stand how to make the most of it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
FOUR CLASS EVENTS
ON GRAND CIRCUIT

Columbus. Ohio July 2S.-tBy The
\ associated Press)-Delayed two hours
by rain. racing on the final days pro-
gram OF the midsummer grand cir
cult meeting was not concluded until
almost nightfall Four class events
made M the card. o. i. Erskine won
. Of the four races, and figured In
spill In the eos pacs. He pilotco
Arnold FTlscoo TO victory In the 2:l4
trot and Signal Peter in the @:10 trot
Driver Berry behind Parker Roy collid-
cd with Charley Sweets bike In turning
the score for the third heat Of the 2;o6
pace and Ersk!ne was thrown Il the
ground Beyond some scratches he was
unIniured. The PAGER, although un-
hurt was drawn for the final heat and
ErskIne turned Arnold Frisco over 10
Stokes for the final heat Of the 2:l+ trot
jackson Grafton won the pos pace In
straight; heats All of the heats were
paced in better than 2:0i. Lady Heir
defeated small field of 2:l0 PAGERS
OTTER Jackie OConncr won the first
heat
After the concluding heat. the Judges
announced their decision on the Nalen-
tine-CoX incident of Wednesday when
the former hit Cox and his horse. Nc
GrcEor the Great. with a whip after
the final heat of the 2:0S trot. Mr. Cox
requested that Mr.. Valentine be left
of easy" as II was a personal matter.
The Judges placed Valentine on his good
behavior without fine or suspension,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
EVERYTHING IN READINESS FOR
RENEF|7 CAME THIS At ERNO0N
SEVERAL HUMID BED TICKETS
HAVE BEEN SOLD Foz BENE-
PIT OF DARE LACEY,
STAR PLAYE1
First Christians and Third Prespy-
terians WILL Present Their
Strongest Linsups

Everything Is all set for the DIG
benefit game for Dare Lacey. which VIII
be played on the Wheeling High School
Athletic field this Afternoon at o'clock
sharp between the fast First Christian
Church Sunday school nine and the
Third Presbyterian nine, Of which team
Lacey was a player.
The sale Of tickets Is still going on
and the members Of the league who are
selling them believe that before game
time today the entire number VIII be
gone. All the prominent business men
and men in sporting circles have
bought large numbers which they are
giving to their. friends.
Mayor Thoner will be on tho mound
with the first ball and Congressman Ben
Rosenbloom will be on the receiving end
OF the same. The managers OF ooth
teams have not announced their line
UPS but 1t Is an assured fact that both
will have their strongest outfits on the
grounds The batteries have been an
nounced as Spence and Albasin for the
Christians, while Collect and LaRus will
be on duty for the Presbyterian team.
Russell Bell has been named as the
official for the contest
Don't forget come early and avoid
the rush. as those who come at the
last minute will find trouble getting IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29

GO IS TERMED AS
BATTLE OF SEASON
Big Clash Scheduled for August TIN 81
Riverview PARK Il Attracting
Valley wide Attention

The Dempsey-Carpentier and the
I.cona I'd Tender affairs were booked as
tho Battles Of the Century, and IN local
fstic circles the Stewart-Weygant Doue
Is looked upon az the Battle OF the
Year and from all indications Will
prove so
Stewart has long been proclaimed as
one Of the best boys in the feather-
weight division and fans who have seen
the local boy in action know when ne
Is booked the fight will be one or actioh
from the first gong. On the other
hand. .Weygant. who Is youngster' anu
his showing the past yearindlcateS tha'
he will n, some time rank among me
topnotrhers even If he falls in his quest
for the championship Of his division
In sizing up the two boys. stewart
has n slight advantage in reach, weight
and experience. Weygant Is Of a
stronger build and In the clnches ap-
pears to have better advantage.
Stewart Is the better jabher OF the tw"
while in regard 10 the kick each hghter
packs. II Is an assured fact that the
bow who lands the first solid punch has
the better chance Of winning the bout.
In all. the battle looms as an even 60
and the only thing for the fans to do
Is TO pick their boy and hack him 10
the limit.
The scmi-nnal between Fighting Billy
Williams Of Martins Ferry and h. o.
Johnny Michaels OF jamestown, y. u"
will bring two OF the best BOYS In that
division together. Both boys are short
on science but long on heart and punch.
The rest OF the card will be made mp
Of boys who can and Will fight and !ndi-
cations point to the fact that II Will be
the most pleasing ever shown in Wheel
ing.
The sale Of tickets will open today
and those who wish them may obtain
them at the usual places.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
pARKERSBURG BOY
WILL ENTER STATE
Murrin. Au-State End Last year WILL
Be Candidate For Berth WIN
MountainesrB.
Norran,own. July cS.-(SpeciaL)-

Norran,own. July eS.-(Special)-
,,o,her member OF the strong PtrKers-
,,,rr high school eleven, which cap
,,-od the state championship last ran
srd established such great record IN
S,ho,astic circles plans TO enter west
virginia University this fall ana Will
ho n candidate for the Mounta'Hee'
,lovan The latest Big Red athlete 70
r,aks known his intention 10 enter inc
T.rI,srsitv ia Clarence Murrln. WhH
n,oyed end on the Champions last year
and who won a berth on the myth'caA
all-state eleven.
Pete Barnuur. teammate OF MurF'n
80 already in Morgantown and Tor sew
craI weeks has been training TO get Into
s.st class physical condition, MurrIh'
however will not come here until the
oneninp Of school late in september
he mans TO go direct to the training
mn m Jackson's Mills, W. Va from
his home.
Nturrin "a REGARDED as strong con-
,,nder for ono OF the wing POSITIONS anu
he will make Pierre Hill. Bob HAWKINS
Fred Grah~m m. Glenn kiger ana the othe'
C-st striug ends Of last year huSt'e 10
Keen their coveted positions injuries
,,.,,, most of Or. Spears ends on the
hospital list during greater part u
rho 1921 campaign and he plans 10 DC
,yeu fortified with winGmen TINS lall'
which means that If Murrin lives up 10
his high school reputation ne stahas
n good chance of being carried on tho
Varsity squad.
Weighing around l65 pounds ana
,daolry built the Parkcrshurg youth IKE
most other athletes who intend 20 go
Ia the Mnuntaineer training camp Is
doing hard manual labor during tne
summer months 10 get into Playing
shape. In scholastic circles last season
AIurrin was regarded as one or the nest
all-round players of the year ana ms
work sctnd out prominently IN MS
ra.m'S victories.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
CRACK BAUERS
SEEK REVENGE
wrl GIVE Turner'S Of Pittsburgh Battle
Tomorrow at Fulton Grounds
Visitors Coming TO Ctncb Series-Al-
ready Hold Ono victory Over Locals

ready Hold One victory over Locals
Vim. Turner's ot Pittsburgh. the fast
est club turned out OF the Smoky City.
comes 20 town for the second time this
season, tomorrow afternoon 70 do bat.
tie with the Bauers at the new diamond
In Fulton. The visitors hold 80
thirteen inning victory over the locals,
which means that every effort will be
made by the Bauers TO even the score
Hamm ami Neuhardc-hava been going
great guns since joining the Bauers
and by their classy work have gained a
large following Armstrong. former
captain az West Virginia University.
Will hold down second base for the
Bauers during he balance of the sea son.
and his acquisition means a big hole
plugged up.
Just who Will hurl for the Bauers is
not as vet known, although He:deibach
Is anxious - SHOW his wares. This
elongated CHAP has had fine season
u. mcu'pcr OF the crack New Phila-
dCIphia Club and reports have II that
he Is IN Al shape. II is also likely
that another man will be secured in
event of an emergency.
Artmaa. crack moUndsman. will in all
probability, receive the call for the
Turner's. He Is classed the peer OF all
semi-pro hurlers IN and aroung Pitts
burgn. George Mcfarland. eN-Gtant re-
cru!t. may also be used, due To mas VIC
tory over the crack Bellevue club sew
eral days ago. which boasts of suoh
stars As the Swetonic brothers. All
Schmidt, Allegheny wizardg and others,
Bauers' Park should be he mecca for
another whopper outpour!ng. With no
other big independent games OF Inter
est in the city proper. the popular Full
ton lot will prove the mecca for the
fans The brand OF baseball displayed
q, the games this year has hner!ted no
little comment among those who rarely
attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29

Two base hits: Fohseca. Pinelh. Har-
per. Duncan. Walker, Fletcher. Three
base hits: Dauhert, Caveney, Home
runs: Lee 2. Williams. Stolen bases:
Burns. Daubcrt Sacrifices: CaveneN'
ponohue, Dauhert. Double Plays: Foh-
SEGA to Daubert 9 Fletcher 70 rarkin-
son to Lee ?. Fonscca to Daubert Left
on base: Cincinnati IL: Philadelphia g.
Base on balls: off winters 4; ponohue
.: Hubbell Q Struckout by Singleton l.:
Donohue /: Winters .. Hits: off Single
ton IN Ia innings; Winters Is In !
"a innings: Hubbcll none In inning,
Losing pitcher Singleton. Cmpires
O'Dav and Hart. Time ans.
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To
TOMORROW
FAST PITTSBURGH CLUB WILL
MEET CASEYS AT RIvERvIEW
PARK, BELLAIRE
Locals Stand Good Chance In National
Ssmi-pro Race If They Cop To-
morrow

Baseball fans of this ncighborhOod
are In for a SpCCie treat. Sunday after
noon at Rivcrview Park when the w.
L. Reinccker club Of Pittsburgh in
vades Wheeling to lock horns with the
local caseys.
In letter To the management Of the
local club, the business manager Of the
visiting aggregation boa SITS that his
team will take the measure of Art Shaw
before the nine innings are over. He
bases this boast on Il game played in
Pittsburgh earlier in the season. Shaw
pitching for the NOrthsidc Board Of
Trade earned four to two victory over
the ReincckerS In the eighth inning OF
the above mentioned game, a base on
balls. questionable decision at second
and single gave the NorthSiderS
enough markers 10 win the game. Dur
ing the game mentioned the ReineCker
hurler only allowed four hits while
Shaw was touched up for seven.
The Smoky City club is one Of Pitts
burghs best and they are bound TO
make the CaSeys step If they wish TO
bring home the bacon. The visitors
sport n wrcckng crew that Will cause
the heart Of any twirlcr to shudder.
Their lineup includes such well known
men as Wany Smith of the Kansas
CITY \. A. team. Mckinley of the Toledo
A Anderson Of the Indianapolis and
later with the Allegheny Steels. Frank
Mig" Smith. former Chicago American
ace and later with the Reds and Boston
Nationals All the other players on
the club gained their experience with
various minor league clubs.
The business manager Of tn" Rcineck-
ers also writes that he has n wire from
Geycr now with Toronto Of the Inter
national in which nc states he viii be
home in time to hold down position
in the outfield in Sundays game Just
who will do the hurting for the visitors
has not yet been decided but the choice
lies between Carter. who defeated the
Sokols this week and Frank Mig smith
Either hurler assures the fans thar the
Cascys will have one OF the toughest
ho,tIes of the season on their hands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
Nyals Will Change The
Name of Organization
Meeting Held Last Eventng-Whesling
College Player win do Coaching
This Fall

Al a meeting OF the Nyal y. c. held
last evening in the club rooms On
Forty-sixth street. members OF the club
decided to change the name Of the
team from the Nyal a. c. TO the TrGs-
sci y. Z.
The team this year VIII be under a
new manager and announcement was
made las that the CLUB had engaged
tha services Of a local college player
20 handle the coaching position. The
man was present last night and made a
hriAr talk 70 the players and outlined
the plans for the coming season.
The club viii give dance at tho
Polish hall on Forty-fifth and Wood
street on Aug le for the benefit Of
liz team. Tickets viii 60 on sale fo-
the dance within the next Few days
md friends and hackers OF the club
nay get them 'front.' any OF the players.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
WANTS TO SHOW HIS
BOYS IN WHEELING
jamestown. New York
July 81,

Sporting Editor.
IntelligenCer.
Wheeling. w. Va
Dear Sir:
! have three star boxers under my
management and I would like chance
to show them In your part OF the coun-
try against the best at their weights.
The boxers 1 am managing arc X. O.
Johnny Michaels at 122-I24. Chief"
Halftown at l55 TO $50 and Young
Henney ut 1875 to 1873 pounds.
Altho little Is known of the ability OF
these boys in your part OF the country
I am sure they would defeat any Of the
best the Wheeling promoters could Sc
cure 10 face them in their boxing rings.
MIchaelS at l22-l24 has given the best
Of the boys at his weight In this part
OF the country a trimming and is now
ready for Bernie Hahn or any other boy
M his weight the Wheeling promoters
can secure to face him. Such good
boys as Patsy BrannGan Terry Nc.
Hugh, George Spencer. Al Corbett.
Eddie Pinchot. Mickey Dillon and Joey
Schwartz have tasted defeat at Johnnies
hands
"Chier' Halrtown, real Seneca In
dian. IS ready for tho best at the mid
dlewelght limit. Halftown has fought
with success such good boys as X. o
Bremen. Jack McCarron. Jerry Cole,
Young Fisher and others Of that type.
Halftown has the fighting blood in him
and IL bound 10 make good.
Young Henney. the lighting bank
clerk. gained 10 round decision over
Teddy Meyers. Bufralo's star light
weight on July 9Th and r. now ready cor
the best at his weight. Henney Is night
ar and II ritted against a boy who
will stand and exchange blows with him
the fans are bound to get their moneys
worth. -,
Thanking you for the space you VIII
give my letter In your valuable paper
and hoping 20 be able TO secure ring en-
ragements for my boxers in your city.
I remain
Yours in sport.
TOMMY MOORE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
SUMMER SCHOOL HOLDS
PICNIC AT THE PARK
Several Hundred Students OF Wheeling
High school Summer Glasses Spend
Day at Wheeling Park.

Practically the entire student bod?
and faculty of the Wheeling High
School Summer school attended the an
nual Summer School picnic which was
held yesterday at Wheeling park. The
picnickers and their friends left town
Yesterday morning on special cars and
spent the entire day at the park. They
returned late last evening.
After a basket lunch at noon the stu
dents enjoyed an informal program.
The program consisted of games and
other athletic events. Many took ad-
vantage Of the swimming pool while
others enjoyed the dancing. The latter
amusement was the chief diversion Of
the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
FIVE HOMERS
IN ONE SERIES
cy williams Makes 18th Home Run
Reds win Prom philadelphia

Philadelphia. July Is cincinnati
batted Singleton and winters nara 1t"
day and won the final game OIL tne
..r,cs with Philadelphia II to I. Cllff
90 the locals first baseman made
home runs giving him five for the Sc
ries Cv Williams hit his 18th circuit
clout of the season in the eighth The
score box;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
LINKS TO NEFF

The Link A. Z. baseball team OF the
South Side will journey 10 Nefts. to-
morrow afternoon where It will cross
bats with the fast Black Soxs OF that
place The following players are re-
ouested 10 meet at their club rooms
at Y o'clock sharp: Rinehart Geottle,
Rayl. Weings Morris. Fry. y. Macklin.
Whlteman. Robey. Heigler and Wise.
The Links manager announced last
night that the batteries for his team
would be Rayl, W"ings and Goethe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
HARD GAME SUNDAY

Baseball fans in great numbers are
expected 70 crowd the TwentS-siKth
street park to its capacity next sunday
afternoon when the Vance y {. Of the
South Side hook up with the d. w. nine
Of East Wheeling. The game Is sort
of grudge contest and from all In
diCations will I've the most interesting
Of tho day in the Class-A league.
The lIneups have not been announc-
cd but II is an assured fact that both
teams have their strongest lneups on
tho field The batteries will he ANNOUNCE
cd NJ game time. The game is schcu-
MOD 10 start at 3 o'clock sharp,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
GRAVEL H|LL-YANKS

The fast Yankee A. c. OF the south
side will entertain the crack Gravel
I'M Athletics Sunday afternoon on the
Twenty-sIxth street grounds. OWING
70 the Vancc-D. w game at : O'Clock
the game will he called at l;aV an"
a large crowd is expected to he on
hand.
The Rcllairc team IL among the best
in tho valley and their records show
them to hold wins over some or the
best teams In the tri-state district They
have n crack battery which they Will
no doubt send against the kankee out
AT although neither manager has an
nounced their l!ncups. The YANKEE
aggregation IL we'll known to local tans
and while the locals are expecting
hard game their followers are counting
on them to come through.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
MUSEE-HOMESTEAD
Pittsburgh District Duck PIN ARTISTS
VIII b Here This Hvoning'

The Musee Duck Pin team will meet
,ha Homestead team OF Pittsburgh THIS
evening on the local clubs alleys. The
lineups o. both teams have not been
announced by 1t Is understood that
both will be the strongest the clubs
can gather together.
Tho contest is called for o'clock
and will consist Of three games with
rive men to team. The invaders are
reported to he fast lot and the locals
are expecting trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
KIWANIS-ALHA@RA

The fast Kiwanis baseball team VIII
plav the crack Alhambra nine this att
rrnon on the Bauer park al o'clock.
The KhXan.s has been hitting fine
elm Of late and are meeting some or
the teams in the valley. The Alhampra
nine, on the other hand. Is among the
leaders IN the class and when the two
clash this Afternoon the large crowd or
fans VIII are expected 10 attend VIII be
treated 20 one Of the best clashes Of
/, 10 SnA snnA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
DLOOMER GIRLS PLAY

Another fast game IS scheduled for
this afternoon at League park when INC
eas, North End Bloomer Girl oaseoai4
team meet the strong Burlington Bloom
or Girl nine at p. m. The managemehC
il making arrangements to hano'e the
largest crowd of the season.
The feature Of the game Will be the
playing of Miss Leona Feeterer' VINO
has all the playing marks OF star
She has hit rome runs ana IS ono or 'he
hos, girl pitchers in this district. AS
n po,ics If her ability. several managers
NJ tho hiC league bloomer girl teams
have tried 10 engage her services. but as
yet she has failed 10 take any OF the
Gathering offers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
.HORSESHOES ARE
GROWING STILL
MORE POPULAR

THE game Of hOrcshoes is growing
more popular In the Wheeling district
daily and before the summer closes.
we NAV expect to see courts most any
where" says H. q. Friedrichs. local
sporting goods dealer Mr.. Fredrichs
declares since the game was reintro-
duccd on the island Fairgrounds last
year. the whole city seems swept with
the craze and there is a great demand
for the bronze or silver tinted shoes
which are now being turned out by the
factories.
Mr.. Friedrichs has secured q large
supply OF tn" shoes In anticipation FOR
delays in the railroad strike. He also
has a large supply OF sweaters for the
coming fall and winter on stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
WHITE SOx WIN.

Chicago, July eS.-A three base hit
nv Amos Strunk following Hooper's
single. broke M ten inning game to-
DAY IN favor OF Chicago. four TO three
over Boston giving the locals out %
T. The score.
roston .... y u n 0 o l n ! Ia - !
CblcaE, n . q q n n 1T 70 o
FerEus-H. Russell and Ruel; Tabor
and Schalk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
TIGERS BEAT SENATORS

Detroit. July 2S.-Detroit punched
hits on Francis in the sixth inning
after TWO were. out scoring five runs
and defeating Washington 10 2. Six
Tigers In succession hit safely. Blue
drove the hall over the fence with 2
runners on base The score by innings:
Washington - a q 0 0 0 0 Ia 10 ?
Detroit 100 % 0 5 o o Ks 13 0
Francis and Picinich; Oldham. Dauss
and wood2lL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
ATHLETICS WIN AGAIN.

cleveland. Ohio. July 2S.-Philadel-
phia continued its heavy hitting today
and defeated Cleveland l. To 2. The
Athletics knocked Morton from the box
IN the fifth inning FOR the second time
during the series. With the game ap-
parently lost. Manager Speaker replaced
every man on the team except Jameson.
T. Sewen and Lindsey. The score by
innings:
Philadelphia Ia noSs q n-1: Is l
Cleveland / Of 0 q o. ; . :
Harris and Perkins: Morton, Lindsey
and O'Neiu and l. Sewell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
FAM Jones PITCHES YANkS
BACK INTO FIRST PLACE
w1yRLER ALLOWS BROWNS ONLY
SIX HIrS NEW YORK
WINS 2 TO
WfrlIams Makes Twsnty-thtrd hofneF
In FIRST With Sislsr on
BAso

St Louis. July 2s.--Sam Jones pitched
the New York Yankees back Into hrs'
Mace today by allowing the Browns
n.ly six hits. New York winning. To Z.
Tho victory gave the Yankees haI'
game lead over the Browns. witt hit
home run with two men on base In the
second and Williams chalked M his
twsnty-third circuit clout in the hrst
inning with Stsler on base. The score:
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x-Batted for Adams N ninth.

Two base hits: Grimm Deberry.
Three base hit: Griffith. Stolen base:
Maranville Carey 4: Blgbee. Sacrifices:
Russell. Double plays Olson and Nit
chell: Olson and Ward. Left on base
Pittsburgh. s: Brooklyn, S. Base on
balls. Vance 8 Struckout by Adams. 2:
Vance. 3. Hit by pitcher. by Adams.
(ward). Empires Mccormick and Rig
Ter. Time: LAD.
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IS
LUCKY. TEAM
TAKES TWO OUT OF THREE FROM
PIRATES WHEN VANCE GETS
THE BREAKS.
peoerry Makes a Timely Double Ill
Eighth, Scoring Winning Run.

Brooklyn. July 2S.-Brooklyn made
the series out OF by taking close
game from Pittsburgh today. The score
was to =, Vance being slightly luck
Ter than ADAMS. Carey stole four bases
hut could not score. Deberry's timely
double in the seventh won the game for
the Dodgers. The score: