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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

Frederick County, Va. whcr" She
VIII visit friends and relatives. among
them her cousin. Mrs. silver. and nor
son. Linden Dillon
Mrs. II. Elmer Cannon. ~ Washing
ton, IS the guest Of her mother. Mrs
:. ". Brooks
MIR. and Mrs. raul T. Tophlnv have
been Visiting Mrs. Toptlus parents.
Or aud Mrs / II Thomas
Mr and Mrs Walter Dawson o,
Washington, are the guests a. MIR
and Mrs. y. J. Purcell
Mrs. ~ =. Lyon has returned from
a Visit 70 hcr parents in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Pierce. Of
Alexandria. have been tho recon,
guests Of Mr. p!crcc's sistor. Mrs.
Russell Gregg
Mrs. Marguerite Mccarthy has
nonnc"d tho enhancement ~ her
daughter. beatrice Elizabeth
bruc" Snoot. ~ Bnllston. Va. Tn
wedding viii take place in the late
fall.
Announcement has been received
here o, the marriage in Washington
on Wednesday, OF last week q, Miss
Dorothy Finnclle. daughter OF Ed
ward Finnelle, OF Round HI. this
county, and William II Hunt, OF Fur
cellvi!!e The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Clovis G.. Chan
pelle. They vii! reside in Purcell
VILE.
re,er y. Drury, p-esidcnt Of tho
Merchants Bank aud Trus, Co. OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
FRECKLE-FACE
sun md Wind hiring Ont Ugly SPOT,
How to Itcmoyc Easily

Here's chance, Miss Frcckle-faco.
10 try remedy for fr"cElcs wiki the
guarantee II reliable concern that
II VIII not co-' you a penny un,css 1t
removes tho fr"cklcs: while IL Il docs
give YOU clear complexion the cx-
pcnse IS ,r!Alnr.
simply get an ouncn OF Oth!rc-
double streng'h-:ron any drugg st
ana Tow applications should show
You how chsy - s. TO rid yourself OF
the homely frccklcs and yet a hcauti-
ful comnle1ion Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for tho worst ease.
30 sure 10 nsk tn" druggist for the
d"ubl. strength Othinc as THIS
strength Is sold under guarantee Of
money back II Il fails TO remove
frcckl.s-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
RICHMOND PASTOR
TO Be FINALS SPEAKER
Rev. c. l.. King, of Grace
Covenant, Will Address Da-
wilson College "Y"
Especial TO Tho T!mes-Dispntch1

IlSpccihl 70 Tho T!mes-Dispntchl
DAVIDSON. y. C.. May 1s.-Thc
,Ighty-siNth commencement. c1.r-
ctses Of Davidson College. the nrn,
IN moro than half century thu,
VIII not hay" hr hold In the his
toric old Char rs BuildlnK which
was dcgtroyc 10. nro last Novcm.
her. will begin on May 2s and OK
tend through juno / Eighty four
sons OF Davidson. representing
twelve Sthics and two foreign coun-
tries. VIII rccoivn their degrees dur
Ing these exercises.
several distinguished speakers
nav" boon secured for tho occasion.
hr. VI. =. S"utcil". dean OF tho col
lego. VIII d'iivcr the hacCulaUrcntc
sermon sunday morning, May Is;
while thnt evening Rov. &. !. King,
noted alumnus OF tho institution
and now pastor OF tho Grace Cove
nart Church. Of Richmond. Va. VIII
deliver tho annual sermon 10 tho
! NJ 9. n. Rev. James Vanve.
pastor Of tho First Presbyterian
Church. OF Nashville. Tenn. VIII de-
liver tho literary address on tho
morning OF May 81.
ArrangcIuents have boon made for
tho large number OF guests and
alumni! expected. and With carefully
prepared program gala occasion
seems assured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
'T|z' EASES TIRED,
SORE, SWOLLEN FEET
Goodbye, sore feet, burning feet.
woilcn feet sweaty feet, smelling
Get. tired feet

and raw spots.
No more shoe
more i!mpIng
tightness. no
with pain or
drawing ND
your face in
n EOny. ''TIZ"
Is ma gical.
acts right of.
"T1T" draws
out all tho
poisonous cx-
u d n { 1 o n q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

turned 10 Mnrt!nsburg W. Va. ar
ter visiting at the home OF he-
brother. Charles II. Forsyth.
Mrs. stephen weigh; has returned
20 Boston utter visiting her brother
!n-law and sister. MIR and Mrs VII
Ham I. Massey.
Mrs, Frank y White and her
daughter. Miss ROsallnd Leonard
White. who have been visiting rela-
;!vcS here. have returucd TO Bait
more.
Mrs. y. IT, RraEonicr has returned
from GAINESVILLE. Ohio. and New York
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Russell have
bean visiting relatives IN New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
CLIFTON FORCE

Especial 10 Tho Times pispatrh.l
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. May 49,
j. w. Gtllett returned today from an
WashiuEtou
Mr.. and Mrs. g. II TompIins and
Mrs. l.. /. pugran. Of Huntington. are
spending sevcral days In the city with
friends They ar" former resident
OF this city
Reed Mccorkle former resident Of
HarrisonhurG. spent short while in
the city this wccll.
Miss N"ssic ilcavcs and Mrs. J. +.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

Fearing hccdfully In mind that
youths "A stun that won't endure. tho
summer bride chooses her gown fox
!ts challenging slmplicity-one doesn't
need furbclo~s at 20.
SOFT satin, heavy crope or chiffon,
are most used for tho new wcdGints
gowns which have little ornament.
Dropping side panels give oddity and
charm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

Tareta md organdin arc popular
for bridesmaids frocks. and their
texture shows to advantage in the
bounant, basque STYLES. Completing
the feminine representation is the
Tower girl and one can imagine tho
delight Of " 8 car-oid At ono ~ tho
namyruncd Tiny dresses made for
lItt!c girlS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

Lea OF Maesic's MIL. are rho cueat,
of Mrs. J. G.. Thompson. ON Mccor-
mick street.
Mrs. i. II. GAY, az Washington.
spent ihe w"ek-cnd with her father.
j. +. Thomas. on EoNbury street
M"ssrs. 4. 6. Eowton and Karl
kr"Gl"" attended Il meeting 81 higa
school princiuals In Charlottesville
tN'. week.
Mrs. j. 6. Roes has returned from
. WISH 70 her daughter. Mrs Dickson.
1..Al,.
Ir and Mrs. =. l.. Wyso- are tho
guests OF Mrs. Wysor's parents. Nlr.
and Mrs. +. y. Sncad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

Each package or diamond Dyes"
contains directions 50 simple any
woman can dye or tint her old. worn.
faded things now. Even II she has
never dyed before. she can put new.
rich color Into shabby skirts. dresses.
waists, coats. stockings. sweaters.
coverings. drap"ri"s. hangines. every
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

struct!on havo been designed by
leading architects o. tho State. and
arc modern IN every respect. are
proof. and so arranged tina, ;hey Wi,
offer mos, unusual facilities for
carrying on school work
Inquiries FOR catalogues and on
ro!lments FOR next year are keeping
the oHice force OF the academy busy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
FANS REVIEW FOOTBALL HISTORY
AT WESLEYAN AND MARIETTA
AND PONDER OVER FUTURE.
Unsuccessful Seasons Experienced ~
Nethodists ana ohioans Since
"Gresy's" Departure.

MaiicnaH: fate SENS |" follow in the
wake Of GREASY" Eeale. VIII it con-
:inuc TO dog The steps Of the famous
football coach and baseball star when
he Departs from Washington l. Jeffer-
son"
This question Is one Of the foremost
i'm the minds Of the followers NJ the
Little Washington football team. II
will bc remembered that two schools
have suffered football depression at his
departure and thus the great anxiety
on the part IL w. & j.
Ncalc started his athletic career at
Parkersburg High school. f,er his
graduation there he attended college at
West Virginia Wesleyan. which team he
coached in football after starring "a a
player for four years. A. football coach
at Wesleyan Ncalc met with Instant
success. AZ long as h" coached at Wes
lcyan his teams were winning teams
and hiS success was we'll earned. 1t
was then he received tho offer from
Marietta and departed from his alma
mater.
What happened then" Wesleyan ex-
pcricnred n slump in football. in fact,
in ali athletics such as had never been
thought Of by followers Of tile ono time
leader In West Virginia. The dcpres-
sion was so great that during the 1927
season the Wesleyan college football
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
HEAvYWE|CHTS SCARCE
ON ". Y. j. MAT TEAM
Dayton Will Develop Men. Although
Good Material Il Scarce.

MOrgant"wn. Dec 1S.--tS prciall The
STARE Of the second week on training
finds he West Virginia university
wrestling squad just as void Of likely
looking heavy weight material as II was
Thca III" initial workout was held a
week ago today Coach r. r. Dayton
Is devoting a large part Of his time to
the heavyweights on hand Int az Yet
he has not found 4 sinGl" one whose
WORK has hecn rncouraCing
Stouer. a holdovcr from last winter:
Wilson. who played on the freshman
eleven this fall: and Chrisman. let
ter man in track, are the most likely
looking Al tho present time. Several
others arc coming along we'll bu, Il Will
be weeks before they Will be ready 10
participate in a match
Dayton has hopes Of developing n
least two good men for the unlimited
class. lie produced winning squad in
less than two years from green" ma
i"rial ard naturally ia right In believing
that he can find man TO succeed Joe
tlar-'ck. Ilo admits that the heavy
weight class is causing him some
worry and that it Is going To he hard
20 And n man who will be able 10 win
consistently In that division.
There IL strong possibility that
some ~ the more husky members OF the
football team will report after they
return from the Pacific coast Setron
and Howard went into the finals In the
elimination bouts last winter Har-
rick. however. being a lctter-man. was
barred from the tourney. Hc later de-
teated both Of then: and earned a rcgu-
lar berth. There is a strong possibility
that the pair OF heavywe!ghts viii
do they will make the other asp!ran;s
hustle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
HAS THREE CONTESTS
Schsnt's Packing Beat wheeling Clamp
ing After Extra Five Minutes
Of Play.

Three fast games al haskr,b.;l were
played in the Industrial league last
evening on the Municipal floor in the
city building. In Tho opening COMES; J..
Schenk & Sons edged out the Wheeling
Stamping company. 90 10 60. after an
extra f'e minutes Of play. duc To a tie
score when time was called. The FIRST
haE ended /" Ia in the Schenk'S favor.
Koch! and Schent featured for the will
nerS. and Barrett was the big star for
tho STAMPING company. HiXenbauEh.
center for Wheeling Stamping. was
taken ont OF the game when the score
stood ISIS because of personal fouls
In the second game StUnc Il Thomas
defeated the Hub Clothing. Is 10 10. Al
of the stone e. Thomas points were
mad" IN the first ha!f. while the Hubs
registered five "f their IN the latter
period. The third tilt wen, 10 the Moss
Iron works over Geo. l.. St!:cl company
by the score Of 2t-l4. Tho Moss team
had the cdg" all the way and were never
in danger The next games IN tho league
Will he played on January ).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
PASSING Of NEALE TROUBLES
FOLLOWERS Of ". { J.ELEVEN

team failed 10 win game. But after
several years iuc Meth"distS have again
/ began to climb ~ their former place
! in the sun.
At Marietta. wilt: happci:ed: 1t was
! the same as al Wesleyan. Nca:e placed
Marietta among the leading football
. teams of the secondary colleges. His
name became famous AMI for several
years his teams proved :hc sensation.
and then he received the call 10 c"ach
, the Presidents. lie left Marietta IN
! 1920 and fans in III" trI-Sta;c district
, recall the fate that hefell Marietta
lHrum tn" wonderful lntlc football
] team that journ"ycd 10 RVS."n and play
cd Boston college to a standStill. al
though defeated. football at Marietta
has suffered th" lame fate as at "es-
leyan. In the two years that Neale has
been absent from Marietta III" buckeye
school experienced Two of the worst
seasons in the history Of tn" school. The
1922 season saw Marietta 60 through
the season without winning game.
With the Presidents Nrale has gained
nationwide fame He produced team
TINT went through one season without
knowing defeat. and tho one TIA: jour
nrycd arruSs the continent and played
the 'wnudcr team" The University OF
California t. Il G-U tie. This year ms
eleven was expected &" reproduce me
season sc 1871. But ia" unexpected nap
pencd and the team lost three games In
a row. tho las, ihrr. Of the season. AS
The resu,, Nealr Is slated for the dis
card as football coach at Washington 4
jefferson.
VIII Washing,on& jefferson expert
arce the same fat" az Wesleyan and
Marietta" That is the question.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
A0UNTA|NEERS CD GOOD IN
LAST PRACTICE BEFORE TRIP

Morgantown. W. Va. Dec. 1S--The
Mountainous returned to form to-day
and. completely disresarding freezing
weather, went through fast session,
marked by enthusiasm. Saturday
miserable showing was forgotten and
this afternoon the West Virginia
eleven was the same smooth runninS
machine which went through the sea
son undefeated. The field was rough
and hard with little ponds OF ice scat
tered about.
Ekberg and Bowers directed the
team in the long signal drill which
was featured by the completion 0i
many difficult passes. Fumb!es were
absent to-day and. everything conSid'
cred. the last real practice to be he!'!
before the party departs Tor San
Diego. California. tomorrow after
noon. was very encouraging.
Nick Nardacci and Jack Simon. re-.
ular halfeGckS. were again late in re-
porting. r''iS pair is carrying Il
heavy schedule in school and their in.
StruCtors insist that their back WORK
be made up before they leave Nor
santown. They appeared on the fielC
il time to participate in the last hall
OF the signal drill.
The shortened days and untaror'
able weather handicapped the squad
considerably the past week. but
Coach Spears Is confident that his
charges will be in splendid condition
when they arrive on the coast.
Two additions were made to the
Mouutaineer party to-day. when Il
was announced that Assistant Coach
Bob Kay and Okey Ogden. colored
Subber. would be taken to the coast.
1t was originally planned to carr
twenty-five men. but the authorities
decided az the last minute to add two
more to the party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
BETHANYS 1923 GRID SCHEDULE
IS NOW PRACTICALLY COMPLETED

Marietta. are almost certain engage
mentS.
Grove City may be met ON October
-. though the place has not yet heei'
agreed upon. The contract has he'iI
signed for the Army game at Nrs'
Point on November Il. and B"yd i
trying to arrange to have the WASH
jeff game here on November "a.
Ohio Wesleyan has offered a game
to the BiSons. Amherst had I" Dc
turned down as they chose the SAM"
date as the Army and ohio tniverslt!
will probably. not be played next iai'
as their guarantee was regarded Z"
entirely too high by the eBthany maA'
agement.
Basketball is now occupying much
of the time Of the Bethany athletes
and the floor team is preparing lo'
the first game with the Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Company team Oh
Akron. on December 29. Western Re'
serve at Cleveland will be- the second
attraction and the Collegiate schedule
will omen at Thiel college on January
10. Two games with the CaseES Ut
Wheeling is now on the card ana one
of these will probably be moved up 'c
the first week OF the new year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
|GROVE CITY CUNT on
FIRST EASTERN TRIP
roo.ba,, Schedule For 1923 Practically
Complste-oame With P1es
Pending.

C;r,v. CITY. Pa, Dec. lS.-Tho Grove
Civ college basketball squad, consist.
Ing OF Can't. Richard shorts. I1alu
FLEMING Harry Brian. Joseph smith
A!her, Foster. Joseph Hartman, thArtsS
Eeck. Loo Fay. Howard Jones tharlsS
Linn. manager. and Coach Thorn !e''
This morning For it's eastern trip. Inc
frs, game Of the trip Will be nlaFcd TO-
nigh, in Pittsburgh with the Heinz
hhuss Tho next game will be played
,omnr-nw night with Jun'ata college
IT Hun:iugdcn. while the la" TWO
games will be played in washington
D. -
The football. schedule for 1923 has
almost been entirely completed ana VIII
b., published in a few DAYS. Tho sched-
ule FOR reXt fan will contain the names
Of TWO teams which have not appeared
ON no Grove CITY football schedule for
MANY wears. WayncSburg will Nc
PLAYED at Grove City on The opening
date october 6. white the University or
p,,: Shnrsh will no doubt he played at
E,-h,S rc'd on November %. TIL" FOR
Nor game has been definitely arranged,
and willis .hc latter game is still pend
INK, /: is almost certain that II will be
scheduled.
Tn. baseball schedule IS we'll under
v..iv q; this lime. Dide,;"r Of Athletics
Thorn announces that the schedule mis-
coming spring will be the finest that
Grove cry has played for many years.
Pr, viii appear at Grove City again
next spring. Wes, Virginia university
viii be PLAYED at Grove, Cfty also. Will"
the other teams which have been APP
nearing regularly on they crimson Srhed-
ule each Spr:ng will be found there
again next season. II Is hoped that
the complete schedule can he made pub
lie a little after the first Of the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
AS SOON AS WASH-JEFF. AN
NOUNCES DEFINITE DATE
OTHERS WILL BE
CLOSED.
Basketball Now Occupying Attention
of the Buffalo Creek
Athletes.

The election Of captain Tor next
years Bethany football team will not
take place until after Christmas. az
cordins to official word received last
night from the Buffalo Creek institn-
ton.
Manager Donald Boyd stated that
the schedule for 1923 was rounding
into shape and that az soon as w. d
!. decided on their date he would be
able 10 announce the entire card.
Though the games are yet pending.
Wayres burg will probably be played
In Wheeling on September %. Geneva
will be here on October x and an ef-
tort will likely 3e made TO move the
Wesleyan game up from Thankselv'
ing TO November 10. This contest
will also be played on the Island
field Butler at Indianapolis on Octo-
her 20. and Marietta on October AZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
MARLEY BARNES TO
CAPTAIN BROADDUS
w ellsbur Coy. For Two Years varsity
Center, and One OF tho Best Con-
tiers In state, Gets Honors.

lh!itrp.. Dec. l9.--TAc votes coming
in from the HroadduS football men
show that Mrkley BARNES. center on
he team III" season just closed. - the
rai;aiIl-"irci. BARNES i u Weilshurg
boy and Is playing his second year.
Barnes has shown ability as Il leader
having acted a. captain III ore game
this season. when captain Wright was
"ut wiki m Injury. With Barnes as
leader "f tho 1929 Gridd"rs. and with n
veteran team. EruadduS fans even at
this oa"ly date expect a successful sea-
son ne\t year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
WHEELING. III
. HOLDS PRAl]
1o1aE1D STARS 111o01
fr1S9 xn0-So A1o
1AI0x2A11 O011
0ix11 Team Docs 1oe 1oeG
Center YostAeA 189 s.
TO Ytil s

The wheeling High baskstee
held their first practice Of o.
last night At the High gym 81
mer stars Of last year wefe
for the workout. OF tho fifty
the most likely TO win berths as
May and Ulrich. guards; Brink
ter; Broverman. AcLain and
forwards; Wise and watkins
ed promising last night. Coac
announced that he would proealkd
the squad next week and sste.
to harder practice for the -
Eames with Aoundsville and ~
on January and 6, respectively
Miss Klein. coach Of the gtrtGg1
also hold 4 practice session H.
but 1t II too early yet to mAkAAe
lions as to the likely SUCCESSIVE g.
dates as practically the whole t.
composed Of new material. -,
have shown ability As guardAt
the forwards are scarce and It 80
difficult finding . player -
center position. The girls Ply
first games with Moundsvtlis -
wood on tho Same night ~ the b9y4
HaEement. ;tk4s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
ISLAND TOSSERS TRIM
FIRST CHRISTIAN TEAM

The Island Horseshoe league tossers
had i.tlc trouble in defeating tho First
Christian team last night and captured
- of the Is games played. Tho Chris
tians showed flashes At times but were
unable to hold their own with the sea
soned Island team:
The results were as follows:
Island. Lipphardt-simpson 8: Chris
tian Barkes- Borneman 0.
McGee-Campbell 3: Armstrong Rosen-
berg o.
Glass-Schafer 2: Morgan l.
Newlin- Richard 2: Geesie-Bennett !.
Richard-Fuller 2; Vantreas-Stelndorf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
Central A. c. Practice

Tho Central 4. e. "f South Wheeling
has begun practice ard cyp"rt TO open
their sea s"r in short while. with r.
Linn, e.. Linn. McAllist"r and ]. BOW
den loft from last year and seNerai
promising candidates, strong team
will no doubt BE- the result or Coach
lTowlcys efforts.
Games would liked to he arranged
with the lannon's cain cInh juniors
and any other first class teams OF the
100 pound class.
ANY teams desiring games call Wheel
,ng ac49-M any time after o'clock and
ask for Robert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
Boxing to Be Brought
Up Before Legislature

When the state legislature goes into
session at Charleston next month a bon
ing h!ll will probably be presented from
the southern end Of the state. 4 mCSc-
mcnt to legalize the sport IL being fos-
tered In that scction. Two bills we're
defeated last year but il Is understood
N" sentiment has changed Cor the bet
ter now and there Is a chance to have
boxing revived in West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
C.H. S. Seconds CaIe

Cathedrars Second Team ScAoeNNf
Jan. 6 Bellaire High at Cathe1AGs,
Jan. >. Triadelpbia High at CkkA1
Jan. IL. Martins Ferry High
Jan. 10, Edgewood II. z. ck1f
Cathedral
Jan. 2i.-Oriole Ex-Hi ut Csf3A
Jan. 80, Martins Ferry High q
dral. iIs153
Feb. :. Linsly Institute At Calhe
Feb. 3. Bellaire High At Bsllaoe
Feb. 6, Oriole Ex-Hi At CatheoN&
Feb. .. Wheeling High at WheellA
Feb. Is. TrIadelphia High .
delphia. "a;
Feb. Is. Kahn club, Jrs. At o44e -
Feb. -. Wheeling High At C4Al
Mar. 2. Linsly Institute At EAtsk3
Mar. :. Hannah A A. at CAtho1 HI =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
New Park For Hoosiers

Indianapolis. Ind. Dec. 1S--The In
dianapolis baseball club OF the Am,ri-
can association. Will have a new home.
II became known today. when Mayor
Lew shank announced thar nine acres
of land. owned by tho city. had been
leased to the club. Th" lease includes
an option to purchase the land. The
club plans t. erect a modern plant
but has set II" definite time for re-
iinquiahing It's present park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
Cathedral VS.. Wierton

Cathedral High basketball team with
string OF three victories TO their
credit will journey to We!rton this eve
ming TO meet the floor aggregation or
that place. The up-the-rirer boys arc
said TO have q fast team this year and
a close contest Is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
Tri-State Conference

Eight colleges have already, -
the tri-state collegiate basketbqM r.
ference and An election Of ofneeeE
be held following Christmas.
Carnegie Tech. Grove City. Thiek 10
minister, Luquesne and WaynsseSrt4
the schools now In the confsfeooa q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19
Robinson Chosen CoaElIi

Miss Henrietta Robinson, fof4eel
state basketball center from We
high school has been elscts1s -
ana coach Of the City hail giyt4
according TO announcement meto
terday by the Recreation departoe1G
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Shadyside In Ohio Assn.

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made by the school officials. shadyside
entered 4 football team in the asSoc!a-
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