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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24
MOUNTAINEERS
VS.. METHOD|STS
AGAIN THIS WEEK

Rurhhannon. w. Va. May "2-Next
Saturday Wesleyan college baseball
tosscrs will meet old rivals in West
Virginia University on the Methodist
ncld at BuckhannOn. This Will mark
the first baseball invasion to be made
by the MUuntaineers since 1916, into
the Methodist territory. Wesleyan was
recently trounced twice In a row by
the Mountaineers at Morgantown and IN
the past have seemed to be able 10
meet the University attacks only on
BuCkhannon fields.
There Is every Indication. that Sat
urday's scrap will be the collegiate
battle OF battles for West Virginia THIS
year. Wesleyan played Bethany for
twelve innings last week at bethany
with Swishcr and Ross as the battery
This same pair will be placed against
the Mnuntaincers Il, Buckhannon. Just
who Coach Rat" Rogers Will send in
against Wesleyan IS now unknown but
he will likely work Evans and Marian
Evans shut out the Mcthod!sts in 80
victory May 18th at MorgantoWn.
Interest in saturdays game Is fast
reaching the hubbling-ovcr point at
Buckhannon. The last time the Noun
,aineers we're at Buckhannon. Pop
Shr.ver. Greasy Neale and such old
time Methodist diamo>l stars were
wearing the Wesleyan co!ors. ShriHer
Is now with the Brooklyn Superhas. ana
Ncale Is with the Cincinnati! Reds. Time
was when Harry Adams Stansbury him.
self hurled mean game for the Me|h
odists This time the old Methodist
moundsman will sit on the Mountaineer
bench. stroke his truSty Remington ana
nray for Muuntaineer victory. An
nrher victory over Wesleyan Will place
the MOuntancers just about a the TOP
Of The ladder In the trl-state race.
Indications are that the stage is all
Sc, for an old time University wesleyan
baseball duel with all the thri!lerS
which have been bottled up for hVe
wears ready 10 he exploded. Wesleyan 3
return TO form as indicated by her
showing against the present stare
champs. Bethany College. has biven
Methodist fans announcement. and
WESLEYAN always puts UP her BEST
brand Of athletics against West Elr-
g!nia University teams.
One point in Weslcyan's favor Is tha'
State has n hard game the day before
meeting tn" McthodiSts' n; Ruckhannon
D,ck Guys Pittsburgh Collegian crowo
will meet the Mountainecr team al MOT
gantown on Friday. West Virginia Will
mo-, he In anv better shape for Wesleyan
after meeting the CoIcgianS. II was
This game with Pittsburgh that kept
the. Mounta.ncers from scheduling
double bill a BuckhannOn with Nes-
lcvan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24
THREE A" RACING
EVENT FOR WHEELING
After Lapse OF Several Years, Sane
toned Auto Races VIII Be Seen AZ
rnir Grounds Decoration Day.

A tremendous turnout is expected At
The Fair Ground track In Wheeling on
Decoration Day. when. after lapse or
several wears. real. sanctioned \. :. A..
automobiles races Will be held there
R-air..
The races arc certain TO furnish
plenty OF interest excitement, thrills.
speed and keen competition. as the
purses 10 be offered are large and the
rivalry between the various drivers Is
intense Drivers and cars are In excel
lent trim for a ring battle.
Among the entries arc the following
\ car 10 be driven by D"nney Hickey.
familiar to all fd2o~ers OF speedway
and dir. track racing IN this country;
Mercer Special. driven by "Menny" Mon
ahan Of Un!ontUwn. ono OF the best
known dirt track drivers In the country:
Chevrolet Special. with Siehald behind
the wheel: old NO. H." the famous
Robinson Special. with Robby Robinson
driving. (thts Is the car which has the
unique record OF having won 81 flrsts
GU, OF 81 seven starts and OF never haH-
ing failed TO finish race: another car
Is 10 be driven by a mysterious mask ed
marvel. whose name will not be di-
vulged until the day Of the race.
A Duesenberg Special and Wiscon
Special are among the other entlres
Their drivers have not yet been deter
mined.
An unusual feature ls the Special
Ford race. with thrc" r.t>es offered
Ford owner" who tclicIc they can pass
thu \. \. y. tests and who Wish to enter
this "y.r: may secure additional In
f"rTStiou s1I entry blanks by writing
10 the Ec.l. -rar. care Safe Fair Asso-
q iaI.uu. S'NC-iinE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24
One American Survives
While Two Are Losers

'Prestwck. Scotland. May 23.-(By the
Associated Press.) Perfect weather
prevailed today for the conclusion OF the
hrst round and the first half Of the
second round in the British amateur
rolf championship tournament. Fifty
matches remaining over from yester-
days first round. and - games in the
upper half OF the second round we're
PLAYED.
Ono American entrant. Edward Van
Week. Garden City, came through the
first round successfully. but two other
Americans, John D. Chapman. Green
wich and Donald Parson. Youngstown.
Ohio. met with defeat. Van Week won
from W. S. Aldridge. Leatherhead, Ave
up and four to play. while Chapman
lost TO II. F. Taylor, Mid-Surrey. one
up in 10 holes. and Parsons was de-
feated by Alex Menzles. Ralston. three
and one. Today's matches left only
two Americans In the contest. Van
Week and John G. Anderson. Siwany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24
JACKIE PALMER GOES
TO DRAW WITH O'DOWD

Special n.sraich to TIL" Iul",:c"u""r.
Akron OHIO May @3.--.lH'h." Palmer.
local nlwcirht. fought Il fast ;"n round
draw with Eddie u'Dowd. columbus.
here. tonight.
Tho battle was the first important
one for the Akrun S"rarpcr. and h" was
not expected {" hold his own with the
hard hitting On0wd.
The rounds wcr evenly d!N!d"l. raj
NOR taking the second. eighth ami ninth,
with IN" third. Gfth and sixth sessions
going 10 U'nnwd on superior ring inow-
ledge, Palmer missing many blows.
The final frames wcr" filled with a"-
tinn. Palmer earning draw 10y his
work in the final four rounds
In tn" ciEhth-roTnd Scm!-tinal. Al
Erann;u WON in the third round when
Jack Humphreys injured his ankle.
Tommy Kilrain ARA billy Mcar$
fought six rounds 10 Il draw. and Jimmy
Reese outpoin,cd BILLY Swi't"r in the
other bout. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24
WEYCANT AND FRUSH
BOTH HAVE RECORDS
BOYS Who will Mix In Main Go At
Bellalre Next Tuesday
Arc Good.

Danny Frush Of New York and Eddie
Wcyuaut. Of New Castle. Ia. each has
nm interesting string If Victories and
when they meet in the ring NJ IN" V"i-
lairc Amusement park next Tuesday
afternoon something interesting = l."
hc cyrcCtcd. so no doubt many fiSt!C
fans OF the valley VIII he on hand.
There are three other good bouts on
the card a Scm!-fnal between billy Will
llams Of Martins Ferry and Tim prex-
Ter. Of Pittsburgh; Il six roundcr he
tween retcy Roberts Of this city, and
n four round curtain raiser between Nd
O'Mallcy oC Bclla!rc and *. q. Nclli also
Of Bcllair".
The following are a few Of ~" bouts
FruSh and WryEant have fought, and
will make interesting reading matter:
Eddie weygant.
Johnny Fundy. nj MCk"csport, won
loo Mcndo. at Buffalo. X. o.
Irish Chick Rogers. at Pittsburgh.
won.
jackie White. a. Buffalo. won.
Kid Williams at Wheeling. X O.
Johnny pwyor. at Erie. won
Goo Stewart ut Wheeling. won.
Patsy BranniGnn. at New Castle. won.
Joey Daily. At Erie. *. q.
Mickey Dillon. ~ Erie. Is. o.
Young Andrews at Eric. won
Young Hinchot. ut MckccspOrt. won
Danny Frush-
ATTIC OLcary. at New York. won.
Al Shuhert. at Boston. won.
Joe Lenard, At baltimore. won.
Johnny Lissic ut Philadelphia, won.
Young MahOnty. at Baltimore. X =.
Eddi" james. at Philadelphia. *. q.
Tommy tlarcy. ut Camden, won.
nav" Sandow. at Dayton. X. Q.
Al Shuhert. New Bedford. won.
X q Wagner. PHILADELPHIA. won.
Eddie Wallace. Cleveland. K. Q.
Texas k!r. 1T cleveland X. O.
Tickets on sale At the following
places: Smoke House. Bellaire; Taylor
HARNESS and Leather Co. Bellaire: Nc.
Clurc Hotel. Fl Henry club. Sheppard
hhd Clnuse. Wheeling. Also for rcser-
yar'ns call BclIaire. 91S2. or ISL -
So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24
PITT COLLEG|ANS
VS., MOUNTA..NEERS

Norcautown. May % (SpeciaD-
With veterans OF several campaigns
sprinklcd through the batting order and
an EXCEPTIONAL promising bunch or
Youngsters filling tho gaps left by those
who have gone up" the Pittsburgh Col
lcgians will furnish 4 much stronger
lineup this Thursday and Friday when
they meet the Mountainecrs here than
they have for several seasons past.
Jennings. Brill and other stars are
still with the Smoky City aggregation
while CuTr"n. Bush and several new
men are playing spectacular pall. Last
week tho Collcgiars had five consecutive
games postponed because or rain and
another with Penn State called OF IN
the sixth with the N!ttany Lions were
leading to !. In spite of this forced
inactivity Dick Guys OUTFIT will come
here pr!mcd for victory and In the
best OF condition.
Art" Rooney the sensational middle
fielder OF tho 1921 team Is now with the
Golleg!ans this spring. but Williams.
newcomer. Is more than filling his place.
This youngster is easily the equal OF
Rooney mn dis regarded as one OF the
teams all-around players.
Whalcr. ;hc capable hackstop, has
been n--d.iuG the pitching crops. COM
pos,G anderson. Wells and Monde.
in 3; manner In addition TO bat
Ting w.. over the 800 mark. Dick Guy.
manager If the Collegians. in a letter TO
friends here SCENE dvery enthusiastic
aver the teams chances OF successful
season and expressed his confidence OF
double victory In tho games here this
week The teams record to date bears
ont his opinion and unless the Mountain
GERS recover their early season form
they will find the going exceedingly
rough.
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plaid TMEN TO
MEET WASH-JEFF
THIS AFTERNOON

r>.,,.,,r Pa May "G.-CarneCie
,b vrr' make ITS first spring Sp"ri
,,r,r,.c :,-,fuSr WaSh-Jctf N NaS'-
t.r,,.r ,nrrnrruw " hen the t'iatd n"tiN"h
,,rkln Coach Dirkies tennis ou'ht mere
=, tho College field courts. II VIII ne
.,.nr, match he SkIbos having defeat
=, ,hs Red ard ElaCk IN an earlier en-
cagcmcnt ~ Pittsburgh
7, - somewhat unusual that toner
cows cnmbatS will mark the Seco'h
.o,,o onncarance OF the Presidents this
sc,son Lehigh WAS hero on April -
and made a clean sweep over captain
Alexander and his men. W. & ]. mas
since met three antagonists on foreign
courts. but rain has hated al o''e'
tournaments At home.
wash-Jefr. has played but four tour
news this year losing 10 Tech and AlIe-
rheny In addition 70 LChigh and WIN
ming from Thicl. pickles men have
been improving steadily. however. and
" is the opinion here that they VIII
force the Plaid 20 the latters best or
forts, although Tech HIS won most or
It's engagements.
The College field courts are IN Eood
shane and fast matches are looked for
tomorrow Coach Dickie will depend
upop the four standbva who have borne
me br,,nt OF the competition thus far
Capta!n Alexander. Knoepp. Naser and
Fulton.
The Tech battle will he the f-st
Of three scheduled for The Presidents
this week. on Friday DicEle's pupils
will go TO Pittsburgh for the first en-
yagement OF the year with the tntHerSi-
" OF Pittsburgh. the Panthers TO play
a return hero on commencement day.
Wednesday. June :. on Saturday Ale.
gheny college Will he here for return
tournament In connection with the dua!
track meet between teams representing
the institutions. The Presidents sees
tnthls weeks matches chance TO re
trIeve somewhat their rather poor rec
ord to date and the team - counted upon
TO put forth \ better effort than has
heretofore been displayed
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GRAYS ARE NEXT

Homestead Grays next. This is abou;
the toughest assignment OF the season
for the Eaucrs at the new park In Full
ton. The Grays have the fastest Co.ored
nine in the trI-sta:c district. last year
the invasion here nctted threa out or
four victories. This club Is the Sn;"
ono to gain a decision ovsr The So.
Realizing tho visit OF the GravA - g
Raucrs are preparing 10 got :he tu ~
1t is the h-&t TIT Of tho hve-gamc ser,ss
md the club taking the opener. no
douot, will boost stock crn6idcrarlr
Lefty" Williams is being s-ocrcd fnr
tho locals. while Honecker seemh 10 sc
the choice FOR Bauers.
Already Interest 70 at t-.c--Esat. The
Gra,a have proved the hest drawing
card OF any t-am 20 VISIT Wheeling n
recent yCara " Is expected that e
'r0wl In numbers as large as tat al
:;sl sunday VII lUrE oLI
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Two-hase hits-Lehourveau :: WRIGHT
stone. TravnOr, Gooch. Thrc"-haSe hits
.-Maranville Carey Stolen bases =
Carey 3: Ems. Traynor, WriGhtStone.
Observation-Disclosures RiGhee. Ems.
Traynor Double play>-MaranNtll" -
Grimm. Left on hases-Philadelphla
10: Pittsburgh :. Ease on halis--Olt
Smith |: off Pinto /: of Morrison ).
Struck out-By Smith .; by Morrison
Hits-Off Smith. II in AS Innings;
of RaumgartnCr. > IN "a: off Pinto.
in .. Hit by pitcher--lEy Morrison
(TIenline). Wild pitch-Pinto. Losing
p,tcher-SmIth. 'mpircs-QuiGlev auh
Moran Time-l:iT.
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TONEY KNOCKED
OUT BY REDS
Caveney's Hit Center in Tenth
Puts New York Down
and Out.

Cincinnati. OHIO. May e".--Cin"innai'
made Il three straight from New YORK
in an exciting l0-!nnIng game today. "
10 8 Couch was not hit hard eut MS
passes proved costly. Toney was
knocked out in the seventh. In IN"
tenth Harrer walked. Hnrgrave ~aCri-
accd and Cavrncv ended the game with
n hit 10 center. The score:
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WON IN THE NINTH

Philadelphia. Pa. May "a walk 10
pinch hitter NcaCh. followed ny Blue =
triple and Cobb's single gave Detroit
two runs in the ninth Inning AMI their
first victory Of the series over i'nila-
delpha today to 8. The homer or
Miller was his tenth OF the season.
Score by innings:
D.,roIt % % o 0 -6-lc-O
Philadrlphia o 0 ; u % S-4
Stoner Oldham. Olsen. naus and Bass
Ter: Moore. Sullivan, Harris and Per-
klnS.
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PIRATES DRIVE
TWO OFF MOUND.
Carey's Work at the Bat Big
Feature OF D!ittsburgh's
Victory.

Pittsburgh. May 23.--The Pirates
drove two pitchers from tho mound to-
day and defeated Philadclphia- 10 20 <.
Smith was forced out In tho attn inning
after yielding six runs on eight hits in
the fourth and NTH. Baumgartner. who
similar gave way To Pin'"
{ 'arcy featured for Pittsburgh with two
singles. Il triple. two walkS and three
stolen bases. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24
AMATEUR NOTES

The Cardinals of the South Side arc
playing two twilight games this week.
hIviuG met and defeated the South Side
Athletics. 1872. Monday evening. and be-
ing scheduled to meet the formers FRI
day on the Twenty-siXth street grounds.
Sunday. the Cards hook up with the
Perrys in the postponed game OF the
class "A" league. These two teams
were TO have met last Sunday. but was
postponed a week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24
TRINITY GOES :
INTO THE LEAD
3unching hits and fast base runners

Bunching hits and fast base runners
won for the Trinity Lutheran In the
Sunday school last night over the First
Christians. and the Lutherans went into
the league leadership. The two teams
we're tied for first place and there was
much interest in last evenings CANA
McConkey, twirling for the Christians.
hurled good ball, but four errors behind
him were too much. He allowed but
five hits. and famed eleven men. Bge-
low, on the mound for the LutheraHs.
allowed but three hits. and famed
twelve men. and his teammates made
but one error. The score:
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DoAKS FIRST DEFEAT

st Louis. May G3.--poak Of Ia" car
dinais lost his FIRST game OF the sen
son today by to to the Boston
Braves due 10 errors Of his team mates.
Hornshy scored his ninth home run and
IS now three behind OF the Williams 81.
Louis American and eight ahead OF RUN
Score by innings:
Roston .... 90 5 o 0 OIL So ,
ST. Louis $500. 0 0 0 0 0 5 3 0 O--t-7-4
Watson. DIl!ngim and O'Neil. 0owdy.
Gibson; Doak. Haines. Walker. Bailey.
Barroot. Sherdel and Clemens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24
DRIVEN FROM THE sox

Chicago. May 23.-Brooklyn drove
Jones out OF the box and with the all
OF good pitching hy MamauH. made
clean sweep OF the three game series
with Chicago by winning S to " today.
Score by innings:
BROOKLYN -. 0 : ! n l--c-Il-O
Chicago ...- l o. %
Mammaux and pcherry: Jones. Os-
borne Kaufman and O'Farrcl
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HI
SNANP5 GREEN
wARwooD WAS COMPLETELY OUT
CLAsSED BY BR1DGhF
AWFUL oNE-S1DED GAME.
Ohio Lads Pound TWO WarWood suo-
Moundsmen for Twenty-slN HIVE
Brown Gets o Homer.

bridgeport high school ""mr'ete'E
swampcd Warwooi yesterday at the an
nual field day exercises ~ "arw""d 10
tho awful turo Of 24-3. Warw"od ns"n
TWO sub pitchers, and bridgeport COZ
leCtcd Is hits Eight errors a''""hLru
mo Ercrn never had a chance To win.
Rridrcport gathered six two-naSc mus
ON, triple ana a home run. NarWV"~
gathered but five singles.
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, TO WOODLAND

The Cardinals will meet the fast
'" yodlaud Athletics on Decoration day
IL II duGhlc header, and two hard games
ere being anticipated. Woodland has
one Of the best hight Scmi-pro clubs IN
TIE valley and tho locals are expecting
tc bc forced the limit.
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Warwood.

Two base hits: SIWic. Wallace, WN-
liams. Warren. Porter, Nevada TIRE"
base hits: LUraS. Home run, Grown
! ,ouile plays. Almond |" Milhorn. Sac
litice hits. Bryant. Lc!t on Gases:
Hridreport. :. Warw0ud. 2. Hi by
pitcher: Marsh. .: Mlh"rn. .. struck
out: Lucas. .; Marsh. .. Imr'r". Mont
EnMlCrN.
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Two base hits Guisto. pHeill,
O'Eourkc Sacrifices Gardner. th!e.
Wamby. GulSto. Double play Pennock TO
Rucl TO Harris. Left on bases Cleveland
10. Boston 6. Rase on balls; on Pen
hook I. Struckout ny thle .. Hts or
lennock in 8; Fullerton In :; quinn
in 2. Losing pitcher nenno"k mpire
Connolly, Moriar!ty and Wilson, Time
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Two base hts. Carr[~C SpF'Hs' mt
.,,o,ss his Prinkmau. sacrifice h'ts'
re,mbrisht James; ~ by p!scner. >.
nnrkhar, o. l.cw!s,. by w. H"rknaF'
1r-os,er): struck Out. Paur T. W. hu'N-
hart |: umrire. Morgan.
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WANT AGAME

Tho Kim Grove Athletics are without
7 game for decoration day and woulh
il" 10 h0"' up with some fast scmi-p pr"
club :. h"u3l- header hcjue preferred
A:6ra.I + =. Bon. No IS. Wh""iia..
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International League

Rochester Buffalo O.
Rochester !. Buffalo S
Jersey C!ty n. Baltimore s.
Syracuse .: Toronto 5.
Newark 3; Reading 4.
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Ms Ferry lied up The leadership
xitturdsvlile AGAIN yesterday after
nor, taking the Philadelphia nine
trtrrp. while Wheeling and I"nS'S
ra,d ;!cd for second by d''eat:nS
Side and Cathedral resp 'c'iveiF.
tcav W.! see ihc H!GE"S; splash
-, s.son when The ;wo league lead
crsas at MoundSv'lir. while "hee'-
lad .tusly come to grips NJ League
49,, Swhat will No the standing TO-
~, lpend;Nr. and Ohio valley Fans
orhanX the weather man VIII He
co3s,. enough 70 le; the !"UnEStc'S
s,,,lSargUmcntS
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THREE OUT OF FOUR

Washington. May @3--WaShlngton
made 1t three out OF fou rby taking the
final Of the series from Chicago today
3 to . Score hy innings:
Chicago q @ 0 h-c-1-l
Washington 90. . u 0 ; X-3-6-3
Robertson and Schalk; Francis and
Charity.
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Southern Association

Atlanta NJ Memphis rain.
Birmingham 10; Chattanooga I.
Mobile o: T.:tt,s R",'H Z
~ Orleans i. Nashville -.
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Miss Phoebe FaIrgrave holds the air
planc-parachute record with q jump OF
1920 feet.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays GLnes

C'eyciand ;. Boston :!
Dctro.t 6: Philadelphia
-; Louis II; New York
Washington 3; Chicago
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artins rerry's victory.

Ma Ferry's victory over Ir''"e''
mia aot great affair YESTERDAY the
T-,a,tng expected 10 lose. while tue
nbron lads have been showtnE some
=, Easiest hail or the season. mo
rpolee was 81.
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Two base hits: kleives. r. McClel-
land. Struck out: McConkey, IL: BiGe-
low. ~. Base on balls: OFF Bigelow. l.
Double plays: kleives, unassisted.
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z-lGtc1 for Pcnuock IN ith.
zz-battad for Fullerton m TN.
zzz--batted for quinn IN ?'h.
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YslN'B Sc TeS.

Martina rs S: Tr.aS~lphta. I.
U,he.,,nr HadyS.de. l.
T.!rsly. I. 0edrai' ''- 'nn'"N'''
Nou,dsy,ll idgr port-.;ot play
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Standing
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Games Today.
SHADY II Cathedral.
report at Tr:adelphio
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The Standing
Today's Gaines

Boston n: ST. LOu.s
brooklyn n Chicago
New York al cincinnati
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
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FERRY lGlE,T|Es M0UND5V|LLE
FOR LEA1N SCHOOL BOY LEAGUE
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MONDAY. 1T rraIATs SOh-
LowEEGS ERDAE.

1ina- RsncainstspssAtnd by p1frAe
ing cAthed' 81 I7lV' Inning
80.
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Two paSe hltS: Cunningham, Nuung
PinelN. Harper. Hlrgravc Mruscl
Three base hit: Cavcny. Sacrifices
Bancroft. Kelly. Iargrave. Double
plays: Couch 20 Caveney 70 Dauhcvt:
Groh 70 Rr!sch 70 Kelly. Left on base:
Now York. 5: Cincinnati. .. Base on
halls: on Toney. /: off Shea. L. off
Couch. 3. Struck out: BY Ton"y. !: by
Shea. !; by Couch, !. Hits: or Tonev.
eight IN six Innings. none ont In scv-
enth: of Causey. mono in one inning: or
Shea. three In two and one-th!rd innings
Hit by pitcher: by Toney (BurnS).
Losing pitcher: shea. Empires: Sen'eile
and Mccormick. Time: SIS.
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TOt1Ts .......- y Wv n
+Batted for CAusev IN the eighth.
tran for Smith IN N" eighth.
winning run scored with ONE ont
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Wheeling wins.

.'heel!ng had little difficulty N de-
hing Shadyslde at Shadystde. the fnal
re beInx ST.. The Buckeyes were
attic. which helped several wheeling
:rers across the plate. hut the game
an easy victory for the Cod.
The score: