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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11

CLEVELAND HAS Been
STRENGTHENED THRU
COMING or MCINN|S

t-A~nland ono. April In.--1hr INfc'
land Americans have strengthened tne'r
irS.id ~ the acquisition OF sunny
NrInnis the veteran nrst haHefn'h.
ACCORDING - James Dunn. president o.
The cub. In obtaining tho star from
IN. Athletes tho Indians lost tNH ser
vices o. Elmer Smith IN right n"'''
which Il was believed would maAH
weak sr-0t Toe Wood. however. demon
atrated during the training season ny
his hearv hitting that me loss Or smith
till No, r. cci, With wood aNd IN"
veteran Jack t;rarey II alternate IN 'H'
light 81 -der Manager Speaker, hnId'nS
down c.n,nr. and Jameson and IoH
Evans. alternating IN left. tAe Indians
nresen, = H-st-c}aSS outreid. In add
tn1 Ha,rirk MrNu;tr. OHIO State uni
versrty star and Ernest Ie4n"S. ~"
Te1as semi-pro are CAPABLE men for the
gardens.
with McIrnls IN first. Wa nreasSs at
second. Stp.ell At short and Gardner A.
thi-i. they have strong inheld With
anie utility men N ouisto and Ham
rnond from Pi,tS1cd ~ I'M EeastHrn
learue and Rtgss Stephenson.
The regular PITCHERS viii be '"ve'z-
sk,. RaShy. Ch!r. Sothern. Morton and
Mails all with the club last SEASON. and
pave Keefe formerly with the Athlet-
les In addition. two or three otner
tFlrlers may be retained
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11

Ssr York. April in.-With three
major league baseball teams within ';s
boundaries. tuo NJ which were pennant
winners In 1921 and coptenders for
world series honorS. the baseball follow
ere NJ Greater New York are ke"n'"
Interested in the prospects for tn"
coming season.
p~srir. the tact that both Of No"
Tork's champions tne Giants and tn"
Yankees w-r" materially strengthened
during the past winter. neither team has
visions or 4 walkover. In paper an
alvsis. both Nsw York teams are en-
titlAd n BE- considered the farorttes In
their resr~rtrvs leagues. yet each team
has sho1n weaknesses IN vital depart
n>nts IN their spring games. The
GIANTS. worlds champions. have ADDED
IN. brilliant Heinie Grnh and two hard
hitting minor league outhelders, Ralph
SINNERS and TX. Roenr
Asa resu', ~ the acquisition AZ Groh.
IRE spectacular Frisch has been switch
ID back 10 second base. and the present
N.v York National tnneid OF Grch. Ban
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
CASEYS WILL Be REPRESENTED
WITH GOOD NINE THIS SEASON

neld manage with n J. M"'!ar.'
harding the business, assisted .! t'H
ward J. Troll
I, vas also announced last might mat
me Caseys have season contract TOY
me rcu ball park at Rsiar" 'rN"
lanes Nckelvie and Hue"rt McN"'
m. present leases, which wilI hH reanN
FOR tho first gam" about May -. Thf
frs, game On thr season schedule VII
30 staged Ma sth however.
Games Will he PLAYED on SATURDAYS
Sunday. and All holidays. M"Si ~ M
Games will p" played a. R"Ialr"' pn'
several are alrcady booked for ava!
FROM homo
Tia; the Ca=c"- Will rc-' The Ne"
yo-h Giants and he Philadelphia \a
,Iorals was announced ,as; n1En'. Th'
Giants vrll be here on Jun" =. While the
rhil,ies will he her" On MAJ -.
Among n, rrnrinent stars cIo"'t"0
n b. IN a CaSey uniform this SeaS"r
.-A he following Gene Madden. Wal
,,r Crum. formerly with s.. LOWS
Carl Miller OF Bethany fame. \, A
Mcn;zre- Of me Allegheny l"aSuc
Jimmy Ford. Ri S'ohhs, L'fr '"r"
stnvp Eurk. once with tn" famous
rauldirss EU F:aston. ~" y MALE
lack Tay'o-. Lefty Mathews. 81 fhlia
deIrh,a. Joc Mum, with IN" SHI'N-rr
Atlantic League at one time, Bob Fry
so,k. and several others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
THREE WASH JEFF GR|DDERS ARE
P|NCHED At COLUMBUS; GOOD JOKE

police car Where thr" were securely
nanacled and two automobiles "'zzed ="
Columbus. One OF the officers driving
Boville's car hack Of him.
They learned at Columbus thar 'hey
answered the descriptions Of thre" ban
dts who robbed a store and shot tho
chief OF r,olica at Dcrtoit Saturd4y and
cscap4d. They protested their Innocence.
stating thev wcre students returning 10
college. after the Easter vacation
You look college boys. | don't think
said tho Officer in rharc" Of IN" p"SsA
More Ike convicts. you look /" me-
All three men wcrs members ~ 'hH
kama sigma frofcrnity and th"N finally
Induced the police I" take th"m 10 IN"
chapter house a. Onto state university.
hoping that they might know someone
who would identify thorn. AZ y hap
rcned. Charles rf'hick'D Crawford and
frank Johnny Jones'. Washington bows.
and ". and J. STUDENTS. wrr" stopping
at ina Kappa Sigma house. having r'"-
tor~h 10 Columbus rver me week -end
Tnev readily ldsnthAd m. thoroughly
~ rhtened R"d and Black football men
who re-r r.l~assd e~"urNf 'Hs'r 49, ard
continued 'N.'r lourneY 70 Washington
arriving today. -.
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Washington. PennA.. April 1h.-Harold
Jones. If Eavenna. Ohio. and Philip
tDutch) Marion. OF Detroit. Washing
ton and Jefferson football players to-
rethsr with Jack Bovill. also Of Detroit.
A former Red and Black Erdders
reached Washington today. following an
exciting experience with the Columbus
Ohio, police who nistook the college
men for payroll bandits and were de-
tArmIned TO hold them at the Ohio cap
ital. Jones had been visiting Marion
during thu Faster recess and the two
together with Rovill In the lattcr's mo-
TOR car. started from Detroit Saturday
for Washington When IL miles out OF
columbus about midnight Saturday. two
big automobiles ranged alonEsid" their
coupe and = dozen officers armed with
rifes and other wea pons ordered them
IN halt.
This ls me Bunch all right" said tho
le,de- ~ the Posse. This tall follow
CRoviID answers the description "Na"t-
" and the other one with this rhinchilla
coat CJoneS couldn't fool ma In week.
7 don't recognize this fellow CMartonD
but he's the other one all right. Como
IN vou taIib'rds get into this care and
,. auics aeou, ="
pa2edly the TITO climbed n TO the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
IILL FARMER GETS
LOVING CUP FROM
SENIOR CLASSMEN
Local Boy. who Made coed ~ Athletics
with Lutherars Is Hororcd

S7-raEhc'A. Ohio April ~ William
Farmer. ~ Wheeling ". Va vas
among 'HnNe hieniy honorsH a. me
"Ecror pa banquet ~ N''snNerG
CoIsrs he-~ Fr.6av Mgr, VIC" Ta> a.
tended r. mo-r 'han 900 students and
rarui,r from W''r"nhurE.
~ recognition "f hts distinguished
p.-v:-o as editor.!n-chis' - the W.T.
TENDER A." cors,4H-~d me biggest ~
srar, achievement At Wi'tcno-rE. Mr.,
Farmer was presented with a silver low
INK rur by tho senior class of the {" e
lcIe. The cup was presented by MT
Clarence Corwin, president &C the SEN
lor~
NJ. Farmer has also been prom nen'
IN athletic work. He Won conS'dHrao'"
mentInp for his playing a. lett end IN
vItt~nb~rE's gridiron squad last fall
He Is also figuring prominently N base
bal ,h's SprirE.
A. the banquet basketball attn
were given SOra.Acrs. q number ~ foot
ealr trophies awarded. Literally. scholas'
tIc ann college activity hono7s a~ardH1
Ms Miriam Eed'"y. thi"aCo. vas an
no47c,d As ~ winner - IN" el"cu"r
rc- G~eNr - Ana Na'"r. who w -
crowned NH 'rr7r"-s;'c r"-enon"i
during thu commencement week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
NEITHER Of THE NEW YORK TEAMS
WILL Be STRONGEST At START

croft, Frisch and Kelly. unnnestnnahiy
ranks with the greatest In tho games
history.
SINNERS has taken tho place or
George BURNS ~ center field
should tho Giants falt"r this season.
they will do so because Of pitching. At
present Arthur Nehr, tho crack south
paw. &c tho only one ~ McGraw. s pitch
Ing regulars in top notch form. though
Douglas and Jesse EarD"s have hecn
showing better IN recent exhibition
games Tonrv was left in Nashville -
round himself into condition. or IN"
new pitchers. Virgil Barnes. r""a Nod
from Milwaukee. Jonna-d and Larry
BENTON look as though they Will b" 1t
eost service to McGraw.
without Ruth and Rob McuSe,. IN
Tanks are not a particularly strong az
greSation. but the club has tho strong.
est pitching star IN the game N Mas.
Eoyt Jones. Sha~ksv and Rush. anil
these tvrlers must keep me Yankee in
the race during the period VR"n IN. biz
NluEeerS OF the team are serving out
. their suspensions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
GENE TUNNEY
kOE5 BURKE

r,t'-Su-rh. April n Gene Tu1n'y
&C Now York. Night heavyweight cham
nior 81 America. knocked nut Jack
Burke =. PITTSBURGH IN the ninth round
~ 4 scheduled ten round bout here to.
night.
After the fist round. the champion nit
RurSn ~ VII Burke want 70 IN. hoor
twir~ in tNe eighth under rain 81
hlop-s The Knockout was "onc-two'
system a right ard lrft - tho Jaw.
Burke Sid half way OF 81 me ring
when he struck tho Moor. Both men
Weighed in at l7h pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
FORMER STARS
ABSENT FROM
REDS LINEUP

,-,r,r-ratr. Ohio. April 10 The IN
emma. R.ts were o. radically recon
s,-uc,eI during tho winter and spring
training period az Mineral Wells TEXAS
rhs, tn. ,ans are At \ Joss fpr dope on
which ~ base predictions as - the
teams rn.sh N The National l'"aSne
rac" I'o-hars IN team IN e,tnNr DIX
Ieacu~ underwear, such SnakNu7'
FRS, uaS ~ departure - Hein'F iron.
REGARDED A. ~ best third naSenan IN
tnn country. Groh uas traded 70 Ne"
York
Tho, rsr. dra' thai sent sam
Crane. ut>l,,, Sho-tStor. 10 FrooSlNn.
I"n'op:ns thar VAS me irads wn'cn
,onL Ia-r, Eo1t. Shc~is'"0 ~ IN"
world char'7ron team 81 1879 ard fltch'
- Rune Ms-ruard 70 Roston IN e1-
change FOR Ioha sat. pitcher.
To reriar. tiroh. there Ia 'Rae'
rins'u. considered the ranking tn'rI
h,seman cr the raclhr coast n l2Hl.
a fortune tor Jimrri" Ca'enNt. short
STOP OF the san Francisco club.
AZ second bas. will b. Sam D"hn-. m
other coa>, icaEuer. whom ;ae Eeds 90
tairrd from Seattle last season.
The veteran Jake pauoert will h a
FRS, bass again.
The pi;chinr stan is a problem. Re-
SIDES Scott IN" most refreshing dere l.
orrrAnr was the work ~ TetA ponohuS.
Toxas college. right hand pitcher n the
training period ErhS Eixey - N"
an, southrau on tho SAT-. Ndoiph
I.u7uS * another Veteran. S"hcl ana
,;ilnS7i- CanadIan recruits. look vel
Ard C'liT MarHte Is expected 10 +"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
Il. NJ. MURPHY DECLARES PEE61
DENTS WILL HAVE ELEVEN
NEXT FALL AS GOOD
AS l92l
Is Most Enth usiAstic Over Pro$p"dSs-
Discusses Possibilities and
Problems


Washington. IA. April lh.-TraduAt Re
Manager Robert VI Murphy believes
mar Washington & Jefferson neat fan
will have football team that vii Re
m 0ar Vim tho great eleven 81 1921.
He cHprcsScf this opinion today ~ sur
vcyinE lhc Situa'!nn ror lHc" and IN
gong over the prospects fnT n~>f sea
SON Tho Red and RiArk chief eH-
?rHSSei this opinion facing IN" loss OF
v.Cartain Euss"ll stem. All-Ame-tcan
OF 1871. and RA"ront Neal. the won
AerNi lett guard who are the only
rec@ars lost - the squad. TNNse ne-
rorrr-is-d the strength ~ 'hs l~'t SIDE
~ ~. 'l7O between center and end
and THEW Inss Is biz how n Fresiden.
tia fortunes. But Murphy. apparently
hA'l-,ee mat their places can he ca7a
Div Nlcd
II looks At tals distance. accc-dinS
- Murray - y tho problem that ION
fronts Coach Ncal. Will Re the develop
men; 81 mn md and one tacklH. Will
r'nacn Nnalc has the making the tam
said Murphy. 81 would not pc surprised
~ $50 him shove korNoInka over t'
tNr Irrt tackle position where. in fact
r. played moS, - tho games On the
>rransivc as, year. The Monaco hoy
,or some wears and. z ne end car
hA deve,orad from III" substitutes NJ
last oNaso0 ~r from among '2N nav
men vnn WI reror;. this situation vii
hn cS-ed fo~. Marion. originally and
"ni. m. = big HUSKY stalWart should
make rap 30 guard. phFr" NJ Wa
p.av~A some 'aSt SHasOn. ! talked WIN
\n7lr N.,c-c M left ~ 'Nn winter anr
NJ .n'd no va he had the transfer n
Marion p" view ~ = S'cn - n'nE NJ
guard VOC N tho 'nr; S.d~ ~ thN line
| s'zo INK arrtNc- year VII Gee WI
eoAs = onn-DoIndcr. coming 'NrHuEN
W. Shou'd have = wealth oT ha"Efe -
E -r1te-'al 'o" "a addition - every reSn
lar - 'ast ~na Grn. :hor" ar, numh"I
or nigh -"'nzs N-~'-e,-,rE suhstiiu'e'
and u-dc-e'a0d that Harry Fh"lson i'
corning back '"nI FOR snappy NEh
among ha~S1,"'H raNd'dat~s n"Nt :a!l.
Nenlo Will Be Betber
-No V4sN'n-'ou s. jefferson manage
eNr~.;- tra: Coach Nea;r vii Re ar
even hetts- tutor N 49," Last va
N.s'r Ma new sore I'D no: know -,
"a l!h-A and aNi';', ~ many ~ hi
n,a,o-s until 'ate IN 80 SEASON and d.
NJ a-ri,. ~ his hAs' ronh'na ton Unit
ario- to SYRACUSE Sarro Ney. rall
Nfrr1Nv hs;i>res M vii b. aNIe &
start N with certain knowledge q
49, worth 81 al ~ ief,ove-s and witty
hu. fcw hole - ~ should have hirN
class teNr On No fN'd almost from ~
star. >"aic. :. - known. thinks A II
81 sev~-al 81 rs substitutes ~ las
SEA son and ~ will te sNl" ~ give then
lot ~ attention. c-ou the start oF IN
preli rr'nRrv campaign.
All ~ wash -JeT.'N nix and '7'rortan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
JUNIOR LEAGUE
MEETS FRIDAY

Managers and others interested N the
forratrc, ~ a Junior baseball league
nre called 10 another meeting ~ ha hold,
Friday evening in the LauEhlin tonrmu-
nifty NouS" at Martins Ferry. and ,ndI-
cations arc ths lcaEu" will be formally
organized at that time
The an1ourr~r"nt that the pnuiors
would hc organized created u1ucI in
lcreS, among tho hos. and A. rc"en i
neetlOE. "lcht teams "er" represented
and ready - complete the n,a0s \
tentative schodul" has been drafted for
tho teams a-i presented Tor tho'r a"-
ION. and = - NNp9""td u Will b. adopt
RI neat rNlia, ukht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
WESTMINSTER NEXT
FOR MOUNTAINEERS
1oarvrs san Experimenting With PtrEt-
second and Right Field.

Morranto@n. Apr, -. With me mi
IA, .nraSements with Duauesn. UNI
rerslty successful y paSS"n 'oach ira
& Rockers IF the IVES, Virgin UNI
tAnuon 10 the games ~!tn Mestninst"t
college here this F'rlday and SATURDAY.
According 10 reports reaching here the
Ne1 Wilmington outht vii os more
dangerous foe than OuqIesne. and that
when the team once gets gong u VIII
mako things interesting toE the TIL
stats chamrS whose strength is stlIl j
rys,ery 10 Mountaineer tans.
tht VARSITY piayed 1ea- 20 tlawless
ha seoal against the pukeS. Their ae'd-
ing in the second game vas perfect. not
A single error being charged AsanS:
them Hhiie IN both engagements tno
tremendous hitting Was A revelation -
most OF the fans who had been ed 70
helieye that team would he weak h'-
ting aggregation The sudden reversal
~ FORM n tnc hltunG dcCartmen; 'as
= great surprise "a coach Rodgers him
s.it who was cIa,Nd ove- ;he splendid
york Of hts warriors
YIttspur1h Next worry.
The p''Ttn aDS S anw Is r ~sGNoS 1oe.
~ IL that ~" varsity would he
.T-onvIy fortified in this department,
but puquesne blasted 'heSe reports Nv
hitting all thre" ~ the AonntaITf>
hmyiers rather freely. or couSe. the
Nan may not hav" ben giving their
Snst but this Is thought 70 he unlikely
nd Rodgers will undonh'chly d"v"t"
more time 10 is mound2m"n thiE W','n.
moyrry barnard and l.ytl" whn took
49, rIaccs Of Vopke Wright and Bur
I.T a. Rrst. ser"nd ana right n"ld 70.
rp.ctivOIv. IN IN" %"""nd gam" showed
$50 bcttcr than th0SC who Urerc
ronstd.red a. VARSITY fixtures R"dS
o. howcyer Is rNpNctNd 20 c"nrinu"
experimenting with tho candidates for
these thrca positions and som" r"T
epcas 49, he seen In the lineup against
DnquaSne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
REFEREE STOPS FIGHT

Columbus. Ohio. Apr! IN. hurk
Virgins. Indianapolis rlddIeNe'Sh;
won = tschnical Knockout over Ted
FLOCK nr Detroit. h"re tonight IN INC
6fth round Of scheduled ten round
bout Tho referee stopped the Ncht -
cav. Block from further pun shrert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
GEORGE COOK
DISQUALIFIED
Au6TRAI9AN PUGILIST BOWS BE-
Pore JOE BECHTT FOE In
PIE Crown
wtr--sr May Get Another Chance
Meet tAe Prenohman. Georges
Carpenter

London, April lo.-tE' The Assoc'at-
ed rreSsJ george I"ck. Austria Ian
rugiNH was DISQUALIFIED Ir'th" sin'a
round Of scheduled went -r"hn7
hout hero tonight with loo Rcckot
FOR the championship ~ tic empire.
Tho men are hcaVyUc!ghtS.
From the start cook he'd on A. ever!
opportunity. notUithstAndinE rrptAtrd
warnings BY the referee In IN" "lS.1
rnurd Beckett landed several hard rights
10 the tau and had coos cr"Sc%. t'r"h
clurc 50 lightly - Reckett tHa' IN" iat-
ter could NOT shake him ~. and ~"
referee finally 3"a@drd m" light to the
ErCllShTan
II VAS understood tonight tAai ihr
winner IT the bout would nc given
match with Georges Carpenter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
WAsH-,IFFF GRADUATE MANAGER
PREDICTS GREAT GRID MACHINE
HANGS ON TIGHT
Charlie sohssrer Saves Sef from KNOCK
out By Holding on to Carney

Sandu.ky. 0h,o. April ln.~|' hSriie
S,heerer, Sandusky. took 81 awful Iac'
lng from Fat Carney. Toledo, h"r1 TO-
night. Carneys failure to sc"r" KNOCK
out Is due entirely to SChCer"rS aelii'F
10 rush into chnrhcs. SChccrfr never
had A look in after the hr%t ROUND ana
from tho htth round on. Carney had |"
do uhat battling was done WIN the
Sanduskiau continually hanging on TO
him. In the seventh round. tarnc%
1norod Scheerer tur the count Of nine.
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Pirates Don't Look Too Good; Reds Uncertain FACTOR
SCHOOL BOY LEAGUE TEAMS ARE .
READY FOR JUMPS To CALL PLAY

have ,hrir eligibility lists filed Win
" W KeyIcr secretary OF the Ohio
Valley Athletic Association by noon To-
morrow. that the other teams may 80
over tho lists. -
Will Play Friday -
As the schedule calls for two games
, ,erk all % the teams will play again
FRIDAY, Shadys!ie viii battle Linsiy
on INC Bridge Pork diamond. CahSdfaI
..iu make it's bow on WheelinGS lot.
Tr;adelphia Invad"s the Ferry ana
Rr:dccror, Journeys down to MOUNDS
vile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
Umpirse Named

The ,ou- official umptrcs ~ INC
LEAGUE were named yesterday AZ a meet
ing 81 the executive committee. COM
posed OF ". y Lang ~ Wheeling. 9 +.
holden Of l.asly. and +. W. Bowen OF
Martins Ferry.
There were seven applicants TO- IN"
appointments or the seven, " '!iam
E,aston. or Martins Ferry. Hay i'ami'-
ION @: wheeling. Victor Morc4n "f Mar
tins Ferry and Ben Rcdman nf wheel
inc were CHOSEN The other three VII!
as kept On record for use IN cmoFscn-
c!cs.
Eastcn will handle the Martins Fer
-y.shadvsidc game. Hamilton viii nam
ii, ~. I.i7sIy- Bridgeport game. MOI
can VII handle the N"undsN'lle'' athe
,,-aI gam. and Redman viii han1ir the
Wheeling Triad game
Eligibility Lists
Tho executive committee AZ ~" meet
IcrideN all teams must
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
DIXIE ALL STARS

TNA MANAGE ~ me nIHle Al stars
- requested To romnIrioatr With the
Rainbow nine Of Eelis're by ealing
ReNaire 81? At once IN regard 10
game next Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
YankS Blank Dodgers

Erooklvu April 10 Exhibition;
\cw York America ms ....... ! II y
Ernoklyn Nationals
NrIrrny and Hoffman: Rucker. Gefor-
n,,r Der1tur and Deb<rrT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11
UNIFORMS ARRIVE

The new uniforms for the basseaH
team, that viii represent the beAisc
order Of Owls. have arrived At thS
ShcrNcrd & Clouse store. on Tweitth
street Full equipment was purchases
OF the shepherd & Clouse sporting
cnrdS store
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Columbus Defeated

Coivmhu> q. Arril - Ehiblticnl
perrnlt Americans ..........l. l. :
Columbus ASsUciatloN ........ !" '
HoIIinc and EasS!er. Sanders. Eddie
man. Ambrose and Wilson. Hartley.
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C0IIegianS SWamped

New York, April 10. - EAhih'ti0n
xnr. Ynrr \aiiora's ...c3 .. q
McEa mara Eande-ha OK. b'Rrirn ara
Cousircau. CLUse,, Y. Rarnc and Smith
CASTOR.
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P1ttgourYh Next Worry.
vwa,rwn M s" REDS

EwAarPHD BY TH REDS
C4rcirnati o. April 10 FHhin,tion
Cri~ers,rv - Cincinnati &c. J
Clr~'r-a'I >4''ora'S "a ~"
Lr-rearar. "'"cAotf, Roth and sharp
&Arhle and LaLA
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eligibility Lists

Tho executive committee AZ ~" NEE
ing yesterday decided all teams MI!
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Ash% NEss,- saM &k
The Washington times., 1922-06-09
MAGNETIC NEEDLE
WHAT MAKES NEEDLE OF COMPASS POINT
TOWARD NORTH POLE?
BY Garrett p. Serviss.

your compass you will find the end
that points northward distinguish
ed by being colored. usually blue.
1t is common to speak OF his as
the north end Of the needle, but
in reality it must be south polar
magnetism that II possesses. since
1t turns away from the earth's
south pole, and seeks the direction
Of the earth's north pole. The
earth's two poles are in perfect
accord. and help one another to
keep the needle pointing in
northward southwark direction.
But the 'earth's north magnetic
pole, located away up near the
shore Of the Arctic ocean, will not
suffer the north pole Of the mag
net to point at II, but shoos II off,
while pulling on the need!e'a south
pole, which Is sympatheti: to It.
At the same time the earth's
south magnetic pole, situated near
the border Of the Antarctic conti-
nent. will have nothing to do with
the needles south pole, but drives
II off while drawing with all it's
force upon the needles north POLE.
In some ways this curious phe-
nomenon might be likened to the
attraction and repulsion between
the sexes.
But, now with your little expert
mental apparatus see how like an
intervening pagan god you can
neutralize and even reverse the
effects Of these terrestrial likes and
dislikes.
Place your compass on the table
with the needle pointing in its
usual direction, the blue end being
northward. Then take your little
bar magnet and hold II a foot or
80 above the compass, parallel with
the needle and with it's north pole
over the north pointing end Of the
needle.
Gradually lower the bar magnet,
keeping it parallel, until the needle
begins to revolve. Presently the
needle will lie in an east-and.west
direction. or will swing round and
round. showing that the tendency
of its poles to seek the direction Of
the earth's poles has been neutral
lied. But lower the bar still more
and the needle will take up a posi-
ton exactly opposite to that which
It had when undisturbed. for now
it's north pole will point toward
the earth's north pole, and its
south pole toward the earth's south
pole.
What you have, now done Is
actually to reverse the effect Of the
earth's magnetism, thus appar-
entlv ocercoming the repugnance
Of the opposite poles. It Is some
thing like holding a cat and a dog
with their heads together. Your
little bar magnet. owing to it's neac-
ness, overmatches the magnetism
OF the great earth.
BY reversing the ends Of the har
magnet with respect to the needle,
by presenting now one end and
now the other toward one Of the
needles ends, and in many other
experiments which will occur to
you with practice, you will, II con.
stantly you think and reason about
your results. obtain, in a short
time, a better education in the ele-
ments Of magnetism thnn you
would believe to be possible.