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llega home por dos rollings de out.
Total L hit carreras.
Estando el juego empatado, la indie
cision cundia, mas en- ell octave epi-
sodio Ell slugger cagiieno Aponte, liga
un hit por ell central, estate segunda
y tercera, sucesivamente y entro por
un .'wild throw del ctacher, deci-
di6ndose Ell juego nuestro favor.
Score:
Lares 100 o 2 o000-3
Caguas 0 0 0 001x-4
Son dignos de mencionar los esfuer-
zos que a diario realizan los sefiores
Faberll6, Huyke, Y Rother para soste-
ner Ell team escolar de Caguas, moral
y economicamente.
Extendemos nuestra mas calurosa fe-
licitaci6n dichos seiiores y esperamos
que ell triunfo corone sus esfuerzos.
Strouck-out: Por vilella--8 por Bar
tista-12. Base por bola: Batista s.
vilella-.5; Umpires: Aponte-Barea
Tiempo 2 horas 45 minutes.
DAvIU.
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CoABEY.
LAEEs HIGH SCHOOL VS.. CAGUAs
HIGH SCHOOL.
DUELo DE PITcHERs.-vILELLI-
ia Y BATIsTA FRENTE A FRENTE

Una vez mas alcanzaron los mucha-
chos de Fabito Ell codiciado triunfo
en- medic de los vitores aplausos del
nilmeroso publieo.
La labor del dininuto pitcher ca
giieno Batista, fue muy eficiente aun-
que estuvo algo descontrolado durante
eI juego; no obstante, este no fue obice
para que efectuara una terrible lucha
con Ell va conocido ce1ebre pitcher
Iareno vILELLITA.
En- ell primer inning log Iarefos SO
presentaron agresivos. Nuestro pitcher
Batista rega1a dos passes ante la cons
ternaci6n general; los corredores ade-
lantan por rolling out de vilellita Y
entra Pito mas tarde al hogar, por un
hit oportuno de Toto. Total: / hit, 1
carrera.
Caguas emprende con vilellita en- su
segundo turno al palo; este generosa-
mente regaIa dos passes a primera a
Carlos y Carrie Jimenez sacrifca y
adelanta entrando despu6s, por un mag
nffico hit de Mimoso Jr. Este lego q
Ia antesala estafa bravamente eI ho-
gar. Tele .da I'm hit es out al inter
tar robarse la segunra. Total 2 hits
3 carreras.
Ell juego continue de esta suerte has
ia Ell quinto inning, en- el que Lares
acumula dos carreas por una base por
bola, una estafada de segunda y un ex-
celente tubey de Rey que su suert
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Ell. TESTAMENTO DE NORTH
CLIFFE Y Ell MINISTERIO DE
UNA MUJER ENLUTADA

LONDRES, diciembre 21.- Durante
los hearings celebrates hoy con mott
vo de la aperture del testamento de
Lord Northcliffe, una mujer enlutada,
cue no ha podido ser identifcada soli-
cit6 del Juez que aplazara los hearings
PARA el pr6ximo mes de enero, alegan.
do tener que formular ciertas observa-
clones de inportancia.
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MOtOres, DinanOs, ACu-
nluIadOreS para autos

vendemos acumuladores nuevos Dc
uso para autos, trucks y estaciones de
radiete,efonia, precios desde $15 en-
adelante.
Somos expertos en- la reparaci6n de
motores, dinamos, acumuladores, todas
cIases de aparatos electricos, espe-
cialmente en- ell sistema el6ctrico de an
tos. compramos armaduras y motores
quemados.
Cargamos acumuladores. CusRdo el
acumulador de su auto necesite aqua
destilada acido, traigalo nuestro
taller; ofrecemos este servicio "Gra-
tis,'.
PERCY HERMANos. PONCE, P. B.
Telefono 463, Gale Isabel No. IL
(Frente al Garage Panzardi). Advt.
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NORMA:

Estreno de los episodios y 2 de la
serie Gel genio de las tinieblas" por
Gel Chivato''.
Mafana:-Estreno del precioso dra
ma en- seis actos titulado Middleton
de Esposo'', ell capitulo 13 de la serie
Eel Captain Kidd Y una revista Pa
the.
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EfectOs de BASE BALL

A los comerciantes:-
Representa- en- Puerto Rico la fabrica
mas grande en- efectos de sports. Los
productos de Thos K. Wilson G. Co., de
Chicago, son universalmente conocidos.
Sus efectos de base ball, basket ball,
volley ball y gimnasia son una garantia
para los compradores y consumidores
de los deportes. Pida catalogos y hsta
de precios. Escriba hoy mismo.
LORENZO j. ROGUE,
Box 1899. San Juan, P. b.
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u1NH TRES BANDEEAs:

William Duncan EN- los episodios once
Y doce de la serie ''Retando al Desti-
no'' Y una comedia.
Mafana:- Katherine Mcdonald en-
la extraordinaria cinta en- seis actos
''Mercado de Mujeres Bellas" una
Revista.
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BoRINoUEN PARK:

Soberbio estreno del drama en- seis
actos ''Los Ga1ones del Captain in
terpretada por Thomas Meighan y Az
nes lAyres.
Manana: LION CLANCY Y Beatrice
joy en- ell drama en- seis actos titulado
Gel AS de Copa'.
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"BEL1oGRAPH". (Cataho),

Episodes prirnero v segundo de Ia
gran serie "I;os Jinetes Rojos' una
comedia.
Mafiana:-Alice Joyce en- Ell intense
drama titulado stLa Cara y un ac-
to de vaudaville''.
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OINE Las ANTMsLAg:

Nuevo episodio de la serie lei Capi
tan Kidd el drama en- cinco actoS
sLocuras de Juventud''.
Mafiana:- Harry Carey en- la cinta
..De Hombre Hombre'', una comedia
v una Revista.
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IMPERIAL.

Episodes finales de la serie robin
son Crusoe'' una Revista.
Mafana:- Gigson en- Ell colossal
drama EN- cinco actos "Honor Inque-
brantable'' v los episodios siete y ocho
de la serie ''Los Peligros del Yukon.
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''Puerto Rice y

Sc sirven comidas la carta.
Por las noches, toda clase de cenas
Pasteles pastehllos especiales, he
chos por la mejor cocinera de la Isla
Magnifico menu para Navidades ,
Afio Nuevo.
Propietario: Pedro vazquez Negr6a
San Francisco 70, San Juan. Advt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-05

weighed in at il3 pounds. Deuces Wild,
Beessw. Magnet Land and Trackstar
were numbered as scratches with the
honor OF tho also ran going 20 War Gun.
The time for this event was l.4b ana
the purse $500. Mutuel paid light on
St. Kelvin. giving S2.l0 for two dollar
straight ,toket and the same for two
dollar place ticket.
=. Rae Rides WILTON Arrow
IN the eighth and ttnal race OF ~"
afternoon. Wilton Arrow. p fITe-year-otd
chestnut Selding OF r. Crcech 10y Ferol"
and Adele Roe with T. Rae in IN" sad
die. outseepped Favour, n!neSyear-"Ii
mare by TWO lengths and captured the
$5On purse for this mile event. Favour
was leading Roseftcld by a neck a. the
half mile while Wilton Arrow was run
ming close third. The flve-year-old
gradually gained on the two mares,
leading and finished in good style.
Rosefield with +. Moore uN. came IN
close third. The negro Jockey. /. WI
liams showed up quite good on Favour
Wilton Arrow carried 113 pounds. Wi!-
ton Arrow made the mile In l,i''a.
wOdan and Blue Star were scratched
and e. Capttania. Mr.. Krutcr and Pierre;
were listed as the also rams. MutualS
paid a good price OF 5000. $50 and $500
on Wilton Arrow; 5000 and Si2o on
Favour and $3.50 on Rosetteld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-05
WEST VIRGINIA IN
FULL SWING TODAY
Practice Starts With AL Candidates Eof
Team On Hhnd-SQuad Numbers
SiXty-fve.

Jacksons Mil. Sept. 4.-tSpl)-
Everything considered IN" number OF
ahscntces at "roll call" here this morn
ing was very small and by tonorro"
tho West Virginia university football
training cnmp will be in full swing
with practically every candidate in uni
FORM DR.. e. W. Spears. the head coacn'
put sixty-f1vc mon through two liSht
workouts today. one In the morning ana
the other late in the afternoon. Eqnlppeo
with light uniforms the men spent
the day IN handling IN" ball. passing
puntinE md other drills TO familiarize
them with tho piEskin. Coach Spears
kept his charges going al tho time
however. and in spite OF the fact that
nothing strenuous was ordered the
squad was tired and sore tonight.
There arc Ave ccnters here. the at
tendance Of the expected pivot position
candidates being one hundred percent.
Phil I'm. varsity center last fall heada
tho list. with Hop" FuCcy. who has
suhhed Mt the snap" berth for two
wears: Fat Quarles. freshman center last
season. Vernon BERNARD. yearlinE cap
tain and pivot man IN 1920: and Powers
Monk" Hager's Follanshee high product
oll on hand to remove him from his
throne.
4, nightfall the guards and tackles
cncamped here numbered twenty Cap
tain Meredith, Joe Cetros, Trusty
'Tallman. Jim Quinlan and Les Lyall
were tho most prominent in this group.
All Of them we're rcgulnrs on tn" vars
i,v last season. while Freshman captain
Dilchrr. Charley Howard. Ike" Now
roy. pinkney, Marsh and Street served
in n reserve capacity or on the yearling
outfit OF 1921. Among the new men
who are hvowed candidates for line
nnsitions are Rickcrt. OF Rayen High
school Youngstown. o.; Stoner. the
wrestling squads contribution: Horse
Lough. 81 Morgantown High school ana
Indiana Normal; Bcrnheim, Of Augusta
Military academy. II. r. Taylor OF
C'Icudnnin High; Ezra Fitscnherger'
cap,a:n OF the wrestling team: isaac
pitsenbcrger. who has had three years
svncrlencc at Marshall college: Bone
the MoundsvilIe hoy who played under
'C;rcosv" Ncale Mt w. & J. last season.
Fcrgcrt. another Rayen High school
produc, who played with Assistant
Coach Bob Kay In France during the
war. and Campbell. a MorGantown noy'
who nlayed at Wayneshurs college last
year. .o,,.
Coach Spears had enough ends ror your
tc,ms tonight and half OF them have
had varsity experience. Pierre hil!'
/ Fred Graham. Rob Hawkins and Hero
! CARED are the former Mountaineers
who are out for place again. Harry
! aver, Of Clarkshurg High and belle.
! ronte academey; Clarence Murrin' OF
parkersbflurg High; Davis who played
On tho Michigan freshman eleven last
fail after a splendid career Mt charies-
! tom High and Mcdonald are the new
corners already In camp.
Nick Nardiccl. Pill Heller and Gran'
HILL arc eths quarterback candidates
already known 10 a majority OF West
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rBy BERTRAM 3. cADDlE)

Four good races are on the running
card for this afternoon. In addition
there will be three harness events.
The mixed card is one OF the best or
the meeting, and IL will undoubtedly
draw banner Tuesday crowd.
Starter Dean had the fields away IN
perfect alignment yesterday. He Is
one OF the best starters that has ever
officiated at the Island oval.
Our Alice. on her recent races,
looks the winner of tHc opening event,
a dash OF about five-e;ghths. This good
sprinter was second to Minnie II. in
her last race, and in the preceding one
scored brackets, beating among others
that consistent performer Arthur Mid
dleton. Gordon Roberts has been
working we'll and is the one that
should dispute the issue. DIR. Campbell.
rms kindly over the local track, and
may be close up al the finish.
Rog won TWO races here during the
spring meeting a year ago. and mas
the call on the Utlu lildC viii 'oNS wv
webbing in the second race at six ana
| a half turlOngS. He Is right good now
and should go we'll She Devil won
won her last elree races, and Rog VIII
have 10 be at his best To beat her
Mapor Domo seems III GOLD the pal
ance safe.
II ST. Kelvin starts back in the third
event. which is at one mile. he should
repeat his winning performance oil
Yesterday. The son OF His Majesty
| was claimed by r. ]. Howell, VINO
started War Club in the seventh race
Yesterday. slippery Silver, who wa
scratched Yesterday, appears neH'
best, with Plaudel having an outside
chance to score.
, Babyloniau on form looks like the
best thing OF the afternoon. Roseheld
and Miss Kruter are zee ones moS'
likely to beat this one.
+ The track was In good condltion
Yesterday. which is shown by the time
made In the eight races. With good
weather promised for this afternoon
the four running events and the three
harness races should thrill the lovers
OF racing.
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STRONG VIRGIN|AS
DROP DOUBLE BILL
6istersvills Independents Win & Both
Contests Of Double Header--
Good Gamsa.

Tho fast sistersville Independent
baseball team OF Sistersville defeated
the crack Virginiaa OF this city yes
ter;iay In double Leader winning the
first game SO and the second s-6. Both
games were we'll attended.
The feature Of the first contest was
the pitching Of Phillips for the winners
who allowed but one hit and whitfield
Ia men. The local aggregation never
had chance to score and were at the
mercy OF the Sistersville nine during
the entire nine innings. In the second
game the locals played better ball but
the heavy hitting of the Independents
cost them the game by the score or
9-5.
The batteries for the FIRST game were
River and Snyder for the Virginias, ana
Philips and Grey for the Independents.
The second game saw Bick. kasserman
AMI Sny der working for the locals ana
Brown and Miller for Sistersville.
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Thousands Cheer AS Ponies RUN

Virginia fans through participation IN
freshman and varsity games during the
past two years. Funk. OF FarkcrshurE
High: benton Bush, OF Erie, Ia. high:
Perry. Of Greenbricr Military academy;
rrauenheim, Of Bcllfonte academy;
Chuck Mead. of Huntington: and Hough,
Of Wcllsburg. brother OF Scott Hough'
the Mounta!neers great wrestler, are
all here and each Of them is more or
less. confident Of capturing the post
eft vacant by Red Craver. who VIII
not return to West Virginia this fall.
When DR.. Spears looked over ms
hackfeld material today he found -
mon. two complete teams. in uniform.
Hormer Martin. Jack simon, Doug Bow
ers, Steve Harrick, Paul Stincb!cker ana
Zoe Rartcll were the only members OF
this group who have had experience on
the university machine. Carrico. OF Terra
Alta. parshall. Of Rellefonte; Moody. or
tho University School at Dayton, o.;
NIrhs.ls. OF Martinshurg: Bruce Hankcn
and Aaron Cliker, both of Warrington
irving High school. Clnrksburg; Pete
Rarnum, Of ParkershnrG: George feth'
Of Athens. o, High school Dick Dono-
van. the Huntington High speed marvel;
Ormston. Of New Cumberland High;
Ahels another Of Monk" Hager'E Fol-
Iansbce protcgcs: Dan D'Aulto, the bril-
liant Martlnshurg flash; Umholtz' from
Wfsconso. Pa, High Thompson, or
Erie. Pa. High; Higginzotham, who
plaved at Greenbrtcr Militory academy
and Charleston High; and II. NJ. Taylor
Re,hsrv halfhack in 1919, the tho
"nrospccts'. who wore West Virginia
moleskins FOR tho first time today.
In addition 70 this array Of timber
those in camp here are Or. c. w. Spears.
head coach: I. f. Rodgers and r. H..
c. Kay, his assistants; Nate CartmcN'
trainer: Athletic Director II. A. STAINS
bury, Student Manager y. c. Board
Assistant Mana gers Fred Bryan and
Sharpe, f. 7. Cunning. Of the publicity
staff; and Okcy Ogden, rubber.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Kendrlck. who
have had charge OF tho All camp all
summer remain In that capacity ano
will supervise tho running Of the train
ing camp.
Freshman Coach Ward Lanham Will
not arrive here before the middle OF
tho week. having been called to his
home at Grafton by the death OF his
father. Several players were also
among the missing" tonight. but all
! had wired that they were on their way
and would be here sometime tomorrow.
Many Of them were caught in the Labor
Day rush over the railroads and failed
! 10 make scheduled connections. The
! FIRST day at camp was uneventful oT by
the afternoon workout tomorrow VS.
| itors can expect to see the Mountalneer
sound going through some real ex-
! ercises.
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IS VICTOR
OVER PAL MOORE
SUCCESSFULLY DEFENDS TITLE
IN TEN.RoUND OUT AT MICH.
GAN CITY, ALL BUT KNOCK
ING CHALLENGE OUT.
preIIminarIes Featured by Appearance
Of Dempsey, Who Punches TWO
Sparrin1 Partners Until
Weary.

Ringside, MICHIGAN City, Ind, Sept
! 4--Joe Lvifch worlds bantam weight
champion successfully defended his
title against Pal Moore. the Memphis
! CTcnn) challenger in 4 ten-round no
decision contest here today. Moor"
was all but knocked out in the sew
enrh round. when he was ioored twice
for the count OF nine. He also was
8 dropped in the third round, but did not
take count.
I Lynch Knocked Moore down twice IN
: the seventh round, thr bell saving the
/ Memphis challenger from knockout.
I MoOre's second worked frantiCally
over him during the minutes rest. and
. Moore came out for tho eighth daDsd
and fairly wcaried Moore took 4
count Of nine twice In the seventh.
Moore Goes to Knees.
Lynch had the better OF the first ann
third rounds. knocking Moore 10 his
knees in the third with short right
hand punch TO the chin. Moore was
up in a second. however. Moore filled
the air with gloves In the second.
landing 80 punches. while Lynch had
difficulty connecting.
The fourth round was rairly even.
bur Moore had the advantage IN the
4 nth and sixth as Il result OF his t,ashy
boxing. He cut LynCh's mouth in the
sixth. Lynch kept trying to land
short right hand punches. and Moore
backed into the ropes 10 keep out OF
danger
|, Lynch continued 70 score points In
the eighth and ninth. as Moore was
boxing cautiously.
Smith Bests Champ Ross.
Harold Smith had the better OF
Champ Ross in the eighth round pre-
Gminary. Ross hled profusely from
the nose for the last three rounds
They are ChicaSoans, and boxed al
lis pounds.
Billy Wells. welterweiEht champion
of Great Britain, outpotnted Dennis
O'Kecfe of South Chicago in ter
rounds. They boxed al liT pounds.
The ten-round> contest between
Jimmy Clabby Of Hammond, Ind, Aus
tralian middleweight champion, anc
Jimmy Darcy Of Portland, Ore. wen
the limit. with Clabby having the edge
in boxing. Darcy was y pounds over
weight, entering the ring at lb'
pounds, while Clabby scaled lot
pounds.
Dempsey. who was scheduled TO NEE
Bill brennan here today. boxed TIVE
sparring partners two two-minut'
, rounds, and had both OF them wear,
\ although big pillowy gloves were useC
lack Thompson. a big negro. face
Dempsey the first two rounds, an
= Andre Anderson OF Chicago caught IN
tchampions punches In the last two,
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BROADDUS Settles
TO .CEMP ROUTINE

pbilinni West Virginia, Sept. =
.rha prn,ddus A,hlcti Headquarters re-
sembles the headquarters oil P''"''
col nartv on election nIGh. OFTEN
choice return comes in from SOM.
section OF the state. And the interest IN
football reached its h!ghes point
day TelegramS have come from ION"
Thaver and william Stuart OF Hra'''"
announcing the fact that THESE s''" W.
rinre will report 10 the BroadauS Tram"
in, camp next Wednesday morning
Thayer IL a product ~ the ~"
nigh school Last year he played o."
Ward I.anha ms "Lttt" M""h'''"e'.
tam alternating with Pat Quarre!s
,rbovar sxnects to enter the Engineer
lnr College "A MorRantown, and wishes 70
,o,nlete his preparatory mathm"ucs
bers before entering that work. mayer
Go said 10 be one Of the best lincmen
ever developed in the Grafton section
lIc ,,os a valuable man on Ward Lam
hams Freshman outfit at West virginia
I.niversity. and should land a place on
The varsity there after he completes ms
work at Broaddns. 90,
SIuar; is a lneman. represents 'sS
mounds Of Drawn. several years OF eN-
p.rlence. and a fothali enthusiast from
rhe word go" He has played IN me
baltimore section since leaving h'en
school and is coming I" BroaoouS 10
continue ON his higher EDUCATION.
Grafton has not had ;nH representa-
,,yes on the Broaddus squads heretofore
and the announcement that THESE young
rridirfon lumbinaries are casting heE
lot with the local institution has caused
Broaddus fans 20 predict many E""n
things FOR the team this season
Bernard Wright, the speed man on 'he
raIrmon, High school team TWO Ec'rs
ago wired his brothcr-tn-l Law. W. bruce
Talbot. that no VIII come TO FhiHppi
mex. Tuesday night. and Will enter the
Rroaddus College football training canH
Wright was ono q! tn" sensations OF
high scohol football IN his state t"o
wears ago He gave promise ~ "'N"'"p-
ing into one OF the Stu;eS best athletes
AZ, had a leg broken In thc Warrington
game. and retired at III" middle or the
season Nev.rlcSs. StanSbury gave him
= rosition on one Of his all-S'atc posi-
lions that season Because of his INJURY
Wright did not regain his reaI FORM ''N'
season. But IN the late games showed
/ THAT he was coming back. tie - ca
tlreIy we'll now. ard Will Nc on" OF tn'
mos, valuable men 20 report l" '"a.i
Iarto next Wednesday,. Wright lnrmH
;ad 10 rrcid HcprcS"n'altN" hrdhH"'
. when he yvss IA k'airmput some time aSl
that hc would likely enter RrHHddUs 'h''
season, but not until t"da! hid Tie VIE
sta ting that he WILL he here sure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-05
MART|NSBURG WING
Blue RIDGE TITLE
w.st yirzinia's Representative o"p-
lures wins It's First Ponnsn'
In History.

Mar,,nahurg. W. Va, Sept. 4'--Mae-
,Irshurr, West Virginta's only repre-
s~ntotivo In the ranks of organized haII,
conned .,s first pcnnant IN tho history
~ tho Rlus R'dg" league YESTERDAY.
Tho sea-on cnds Monday Sy~saturday 3
victory over HaE"rstown insHr"H mo
locals tho Gonfalon, -
tn determine the champion Class II
club IN Delaware, Virginia. Maryland
PENNSYLVANIA and West virginia me
locale will play the Parksley tVaD c1un
winners n the Eastern shor" league Il
no,t-season sor!es Of seven games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-05
GUN CLUB HELD GOOD
LABOR DAY MATCHES
Or. Charlton and Z. r. Smith, OF sarnes-
Vile High Guns for Day ana
winners IN Class A

Members OF tho Greater Wheeling
Gun club with their friends and visitors
from surrounding cities. enjoyed the
clubs annual Labor Day shoot held YES
;crdav on the traps a. Belle Isle INV
match consisted OF 100 targets ana was
under ,he Lewis Class system OF '""t
classes. DR. charlton with his h,sh
acora ~ SS won leg on the iiancher
,ra,,bv and also the $3.50 prize. Ito
a,sn made the long run Of rs. j. Y.
Tare was low score man and also copied
\ nrIzc oc $50. HIS score was 0o' Inc
LEADERS, in the other three classes arc
listed in the following summcrN'
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,cuIa KEATS rRENoRMAN

london, Sept. 4-Tcd "\I' L'W,s
farmer wcltcrweight champion. tonight
defca,ed Marcel Thomas. the fr"n'h
wcl,ervclght. In tho fourth ROUND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-05
,r.cE TALK IN IRELAND

Dublin. Sept. f--NS the 'iiht '"' '''
meeting of the irish parliament aP-
nrao.bc. rerewcd rumNrs arc IN circu-
i,.,,., If nlan-s 10 bring about peace be-
,ueer IN government and the irrcSuiars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-05
NORWICH LOSES AGAIN

New York. Sept. 4.-Benjamin Blocks
noted colt, Norwich. was beaten badly
again today. finishing last in the Fall
lightweight handicap at Belmont park,
a four-horse race at six furlongs. won
by w. J. Salmon's Careful. Prodisious
was second and Exodus third Norwich
tired in the last quarter and as more
than nine lengths behind the winner.
A serum from a copra Is 9 only an
,idote for a bite from that idly snake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-05

First race o:l5.
.Fivc pounds apprentice allow
ance claimed,
Note: Should the track not be IN
condition for the harness horses.
three additional running races Will
be given, entries for which close at
the track Tuesday morning at the
usual hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-05
CADDLE PICKS BETS
IN T0DAY'S EVENTS
TODAY'S SELECTIONS

Our Alice. Gordon Roberts,
Or. Campbell.
Prog. She Devil, Major
Dono.
3-St. Kelvin, Slippery Silver,
Plaudel.
4-sabylonian, Miss Kruter,
Rosefield.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-05
OFFICIAL ENTRIES
(Running)
Second Day, West Virginia State
Fair, September 5, 1922.

First race-Purse $500. Three.
year.olds and upwards. Claiming.
About five furlopeS-4