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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30
LEAGUE
PLAYS GOOD GAMES
Aggregation Of Shoe Tossers Give
-,rlsndid Exhibition Last Night.

The members Of the Island hoESe
Shoe League last night gave me ."rEe
delegation Of fans who attended the'r
regular Tuesday evening match on the
Bridge park courts one Of the peS'
sets OF games they have played t''S
year. The games while some not as
lose as others al proved interesting
end hotly contested.
Thursday evening BETHANY VIII again
rlav the local tnssers on the l"'al
grounds Bethany was defeated mere
once before this season hut ON their
return will present additional stars
from anon the business men and eN-
college men of that place The con-
test promised TO be a thriller ana
large turnout OF fans IS expected.
Coach William Born~man. deserves n
GOOD bit Of credit for his management
Of the league as he IS doing everything
in his. power 10 create interest IN the
game around this city. us league
cams have PLAYED several duel m1tcA'S
with other teams from the surrounding
territory and several moro contests are
nerdinG. This will hc announced ~
Rorrcman closes with them Tor inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30
SCHADS PLAY CAMBRIA
COLLERIES next WEEK
Team VIII Also Play Vi:g.rias On Labor
Day--Hard Games
Expected.

The Schads Of Bridgeport will Journey
TO- Shahyside next Sunday where they
viii meet the strong team Of that place
IN what is expected to lie one or inc
best games on Sundays card. tn" game
VIII hc the second Of three game
series. Tho game Will he called prompt
~ at o'clock and tho Schads have
hopes Of reversing their last 2-l defeat
Labor Dav the Schads will meet the
crack NirEinla OF this city. Tho SchadR
arc especially anxious 70 win THIS game
"a the Virginia hold win over tho
LoraIns and the Schads will play that
club on September 10 in tho first or
three game series for the championship
or bridgeport The game Will be PLAYED
m the I.oratn park and az II IL the NFS'
Of the Schads appearance at home
large crowd Is expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30

Among me after the primary reflcc
tons comes the following !nterest'nj
editorial from the Ronceverte News:
Persons who take live inter-
est In politics and who are for
tunate IN having developed N"
finer Instincts OF sportsmanship.
NAV always he arrested in their
Fluctuations If the winning cam
.de6ates to admire and conEratu-
, late = good loser Hon. n e.
Ogden. the Wheeling publisher.
who ran second best IN the late
primary for the Republican nom .
inatlon ro- United States Senator.
Is a good loser. We have had the
privilege OF reading a personal
letter from him TO a supporter since
the primary. and we are prepared
10 saw that no finer attitude could
he taken toward tho victor. the
contest and his party's future,
than IA evidenced BY the sentiments
of Mr.. Ogden In this letter. HIS
prompt congraSulatory telegram 10
Senator Sutherland and his after
the-primary statements all show
> the same fine spirit OF the man who
can lose with as good grace as he
might win with. but we mention tho
personal lHter 70 supporter first,
because IN that he might have ven
tured 20 sa've sore spot X there
were any. There are none. NE arc
sure. and we who might easier have
met the problem OF choice for Sem
atorial distinction before the pr!-
mary X we had been two or thre"
personalities instead OF one, feel
that our problem Of choice may be
easier solved a. some future time,
should Mr.. Ogden oner himself 20
party prefermenc"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30
REX THEATRE

Tho beauty Of the drama Is sometimes
50 c!oEEcd with sentiment that II be-
comes Obscured IN salty wash OF tears.
but this Is not true OF The Storm. TINS
production opened at tho Rex Monday
night md It has attracted thousands 70
the popular play house. 1t IS power
ful story OF love and hate. Of simple
honesty and crafty cunning. Of quiet
mountain hooks and raging snow storms,
Of peace and quiet and OF mountain for
ests turned into m inferno.
The Storm stands forth as one of the
greatest productions Of a decade. Geo.
Whitaker. the new leading man. Is play
ing the simple woodsman. who trusts
all men and fears only-womcn. Into
his simple l!fo comes an English law
yer, who Is seeking renewed health In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30

Tn. Rlueacld Telegraph and o'n'7
newspapers N the state nave '''e'S
commented on the apparent po"'''''
IetharKy In both the ReGuo'i'An III"
D.nocra,ic parties in the state. Some
80 ~. roli,ic;ans see IN th3s condition
only the quiet before the storm "n'le
othsrs view u with more or less
'S-rn,,x,.ss l. IS certain that the
SnaustrtaI disturbances during the past
war have had very noticeable pea,
;rz a, the pol,;ica, situation, o"'n
s,sta and national and may De 'NH
c,nss Of the present lack ot !n'er'S',
Thsn again, this Is an OF year an"
noIiticsI interest would naturally De
less Migrant ,har might otherwise DC
exoacted Particularly notccahie 'n;S
wear has been the unrest % the Amer
can people and Cf tn" advocacy OF ne"
"is,ns" in politics nil "t which $ az.
tendant 70 the pt'""-' 'r-war peru" -
reconstruction und', "0."h this country
has been laborinr AID the efforts or'"E
made by the adnliui' .:dt'o0 20 Se' oa'N
TO normalcy. Thee - nothing 'o'
stther MARTY 70 worry about. particularly
the Republicans N th!s so-cailed tine
Of political letharEy. The people W'''
rive more thought 20 the issues or the
rsmpaISn. studied thought. and when
the campaign gets going in GOOD shape
The Interest wilt be apparent.
In West Virginia. the Re1uniicah
marty expectS to maintain a majority IN
the legislature. but whether Il Will nave
a majority Of overwhelming numbers ~
A question. The Democrats are making
great efforts to gain "a many seats as
rossth,e hut while they may show
small increase. Il Is hardly 20 he expected
the coming legislature will show any
material chance In partisan sentiment.
The local situation - just ahou; the
saro,. as Immediately following the Nrt-
marIes The candidates are "a Fe'
nakinc-/no efforts 70 set n" political pot
boiling. and will hardly make any at
teppt 20 do so before the lead Is set
nv the candidates for higher offices.
The Boosters Dav celebration AZ West
Liberty tomorrow evening viii be the
arst indication ~ any activities on tho
mar, Of the local candidates. and this
will be only semi political The candi-
dates for branches OF The legislature
from, Marshall. Ohio and Brooke coun-
ties have been invited 70 attend IN" c"'e-
bratton that they may have some idea
of the plans for the future development
OF the state normal school located a.
that place and may see for themselves
someth!nS of the schools needs. Il IL
hoped that this visit Will enable the
spccessful candidates 20 give Intelligent
consideration to legislation affecting the
expansion 81 tho school when tn" AZ
sropriation bill Is presented 10 the lHgiS-
lature FOR action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30
AKRON FIRESTONES TO
PLAY BAUERS SUNDAY
Crack Glass AA Team Will Make FlrsV
Appearance IN This City at
Fulton Park.

Akron Fircstoncs. ono or III" finest
class "A teams in tho country. - the
attraction a, BaUcrs' Park next SUNDAY
Jus, Sunday Il week. aga" tn" tI""S'"heS
and General Tires Of Akron hatl'"d "
innings to n scorcicSs tic III on" ~ mo
greatest games in baseball history
Rob McKlnstry pitched The entire
came. striking out 80 mon and allowing
hut five hits. one every four innings;
hurting superb baseball. II" VIII mar
oc,in., INC B2ucrs here Sunday. and
bis coming is the source OF much CON
CcVr.
pcsr.te the poor showing OF the locals
last week. the team Is in f1nN condition.
capt. Hamilton $ ready and hts P'N'ar-
aucn IN the lineup should bolster mp
th!rgs considerably. \ new pitcher mas
been signed. and this rnd "f The as
s.rnmcut IS in capable hands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30

ness and night, at the Court Theatre.
This organization which started IN a
small wa and. In not such a small way
either. LIS rapidly grown in popularity
until now. IS rcrnrr'zrd as grea;
Nm"r.r:.u institution a"d It's coming IS
hailed with delIEh; ~ all lovers Of this
form OF entertainment. OBrien has Sc
cured m imposing list Of comedians FOR
this years show. Among them are Jay
Clny, Jake (Smokc) Gray. Tommy Wig
gins. Frank tCracker) quinn. Fred NIL
Ter. STEPHEN Ondck. Jack OvcrhoIt ana
Man Karlc. Seats so on sale to-mof-
row ut 8 n. m. Watch for the street
parade nj noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30
WHEELING GREYS WILL
PLAY CADIz At FERRY

League Park. Martins Ferry, should
prove mecca for fans sunday alter
noon when the fast Wheeling Greys and
the crack Cadls Eagles cross bats on
tina, rcld The game IS called for q"
o'clock sharp and large crowd - eN-
pc'ccd.
This - the FIRST appearance OF the
Ohio team IN this city and the C!un
VIII bring ono of the strongest arrays
NJ stars ever seen on n local d'nmoul
Tho lineup Of both teams Will he an
nounccd later In the week,
Thc~Grcys have September open rid
would like 10 hear from some fast club
for n double header Al homo on that
date. To arrange for same call Wheel
inr Sl7T-J or write Q. J. Todd. SIS,
Alicy IS. Wheeling. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30
POLITICS IN The STATE

,.es IN ChdT.r-,uu that complications
may ensUe when former Governor
James NJ Cox OF Onto arrives nome
from abroad on September 3. He has
been advised by some Of his friends
= is said. 20 deliver Immediately upon
lbs arrival a grand blast Tor the league
Of nations. Tho Democratic directors
~ the congressional campaign. report
HAS II. rather favor a background set
ling FOR the league and general al
tack on the Harding administration
and congress on purely domestic -
sues.
II tho Republicans can hold on 20
,bo, sIiyht lead OF l50 votes over
the Democrats in the sixth dIS,ricl
urinary congressional contest, II Will
te as effective rs 10000 IN return
Ing one Leonard 5 ErhoIs 70 CON
gress and 70 about the only chair-
mansh!p in the t"u>" ever held ~
IVES: Virginia Republican,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30
Saturday.
$50 a. m. photography
q l.nnArn
ATTACKS WATCHMAN
WHILE INTOXICATED

James Gray was fined S2h and costs
Yesterday by Police Judge John 5. RITZ
for assaulting John Reinachcr. nigh,
Waterman a. the Warklck Pottery COM
panv plant on tho South Side.
The arrival o. TRtrpfman Horstm1n
probably saved EcinaChcr from being
S~vercl~ 'ry"rc@ cray said he Was
drunk and not Responsible Tor his
actions Judge RITZ nn"d linn and thea
gave him a severe lecture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30

Although the general election Is vet
some two months distant. there Is never
the less being done some preliminary
missionary work leading towards the
organization OF the two branches OF the
Two candidates FOR
the presidency Of the senate have al
ready put IN their appearance and are
doing some active work 70 further their
selection. These two candidates arc
George 2. white OF Weston and Joseph
". Saunders, OF Biuefeld. Senator
White was a member OF the senate IN
1913 and IS ana was elected 70 his pres
ent term IN 1920. Judge Saunders was
elected In 1919 and IS up FOR re-eiect,oa
this fall. with his election practically
assured. Both white and Saunders are
we'll qualified for the office. each having
had plenty OF legislative experience, and
each OF commanding ability. so FAR
Se..ator White has been tho moro active
IN his campaign and Is said 20 have n
number OF tho votes In the northern
part Of the state pledged 20 his support.
For tho speakership Of the house, two
candidates have material!zed. but Meth
er has made any active moves or
even stated puol!cally desire FOR the
honor. Everett F. Moore. OF Mounds
willie, and DR.. Luther Raymond. OF
ClarksburH, are tho two prospective
candidates Both were members OF the
last legislature, and both are candidates
for reelection. Mr.. Moore made an
enviable record during the gross sales
tax light IN 1921 and will probably have
the solid vote from tho manufacturing
counties, Including, OF course, the north
ern panhandle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30
SCHOOLS Will HOLD
FIELD DAY At FAIR
s.rarrts From Both Grades and High
Will Aave Events On Satur-
day Afternoon.

Announcement was made last evening
BY William y Lang. aihl'tr director
OF Wheeling higu school. that arrange
mcnts have been completed To h'ia n
field meet on the fair grounds IN" iaS'
day Of the state fair. saturday, IN wh'Cn
the students Of both high and graz"
schools will participate.
The events Will no III N" form Of
running races and VIII consist o. -
events. The card will tc run 81 da''AS
the time between each of ih' h''n'sN
races during tho afternoon. Tie stu
dents will be limited t" 'a'c" from
each school. which wall mai" In" list
.: entries IN cari r1r" ah"H, -. iA"r"
will no events for N" girls a$ well a.
the boys
l. ". Peterson. president Of the l"!-
la~ ::?,iuEs and Trust company. has
Offered vr.zcs 10 I'll" winners Of IN"
first. second and .h;rd places In "aCn
event. The prizes Will consist OF gold,
silver and bronze medals For the grad"
school winning N" meet silver loving
Gun has been offered. and II IS expected
the affair will draw puit" hit OF. alton
ton from tho school children. This IS
the second year IN succession Mr.. i"'e'-
son has offered the prizes.
The children entered IN IN" events
vii! he under the supervision Of cap"h!c
Instructors in ph*ical education WORK
and will no examined before the races
,n SEQ # their condition permits them
- enter the events Any student en-
tered who Is found - not have tho
necessary requirements VIII bc barred
from tho mc"t
BY this affair wh'rh those IN charge
bono IN make an annual event. those
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30
the north woods. The two men
fast friends and decide to WHIT

gcther at Bur's shack in the depths or
mountains. Into this PEACEFUL cay
comes Il beautiful FrcnCh-Canadian gFL
Burr son learns that this girl means
something 10 him. The same feeling -
experienced by the Englishman. FNieno-
ship between the men turns into hats
and-but why spoil the prospective spec
tator's enjoyment.
a raging forest fire that t"eeps IN
deva stating waves through Hhe noun,
tatns furnishes the grand cliranx There
will be n matinee to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30

II is understood that NJ T.. White,
Republican state chairman. expects TO
open campaign headquarters IN Charles
ton about Sept. 10. He favored tina,
location and date when he left for
Washington recently to confer In the
matter with Senator Sutherland and
the six congressman who are standing
for reelection. r. F. Dunlap. OF Hin
ton. tho Democratic state chairman has
made 20 arrangements yet Tor opcn-
Ing headquarters so far a. can bs learn
ed. Dunlap and hts staff he'd cat ~!
the Ruffrer hotel during the campo gn
Of two wears ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30

Senator Harvey w. Harmer OF
Cliarkshurg. who was defeated FOR re-
domination IN the Twelfth district IN
the August primary. has flied his after
primary statement with the secretary
81 state. 1t shows campaign expend!.
lures OF SIPS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30
:; THE THEATRES ;
COURT THEATRE

Mr.. Neil O'Brien md his fun-mekerS
Will re IN town shortly, which means N
other words that tho date SET Tot mo
appearance OF tho Nell obrleh MN
s,ro,s Ie Saturday, September 2, natl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30

Last Nights Results.
Rrown-McGcc defeated thinner WHIT
ham. 30.
I.irphardt Francis defeated Sturgeon
Gabriel. 30.
parke--Lewis defeated N""Te-NewNn'
~
schatcr-Cnmrben defeated Me'zn"r-
Peterson. 81
Meldcl-Morgan defeated Hruhn- Bauer,
81.
G,ass-Rarkes defeated S!mpson-Case.
81.
FuIler-Reu defeated Graham-WarN,
-
Carroll Hawkins defeated TyreN-WaI-
Ter. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30
TEACHERS EXAMS TO
Be HELD FRIDAY

Examinations for school teachers OF
the Independent School District Of
Wheeling will be held Friday and Sa,-
urday In the Wheeling High School
building.
The program follows:
Friday
$50 a. m.-Ar!thmecc.
10 n. m.-PcdaGogy.
1880 n. m.--Wrltinc.
p. n.---PhysolnEy.
ESQ ?. m.-Htstory.
p. m.--Grammar.
$50 p. m.-MusiC.
Saturday.
$50 a. photography.
10 a. m.-Literature.
II 80 a. m.-Spell!ng.
The reading examination will b" held
Friday afternoon at a time suitable
TO both applicants and the committee
on examinations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30

n. z. White. DR.. o. H Jennings.
W. s. RosenheIm and NJ r. Persingcr
CT Williamson VIII 10 to Washington
early next month to urge a new post
office building for tho Mingo' county
metropolis. They will confe. IN the
matter with Congressman J. w. Lang
ley OF the neighboring tenth Ken
lucky district. who ~ chairman Of the
house committee on postoff!ces. and
others. Congressutan Wells Goody-
koontz Ia a Williamson man and Il.
Is doing all in his power 70 secure
Immediate action. The government
has acquired slte for the protected
building and sorne years ago sub
stantIal appropriation was mado by
congress for tho erection. This up
lropriattor and others for similar
purposes were not available bscau so
VI the World War.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30

II L. understood IN Democratic cir
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-26
Legion Planning
National Track
For New Orleans

CHICAGO, May 25.--The Ameri-
can Legion national athletic COM
mittee. meeting here today. laid
preliminary plans for the holding OF
an annual national athletic event
which. according to committee
members, will approach the olympic
games in brilliance of performance
and records made.
The first tournament will be held
at New Orleans In October In con-
nection with the annual legion con-
vention and 1t IL expected that
1900 legion athletes Will partici-
pate.
According to plans made today.
the athletic committee will pre-
sent to the New Orleans convention
comprehensive athletic program
to be carried out on n national scale
and which may later include in Its
work school children. Boy Scout:
and various boys and girls organ
izations.
The New Orleans tournament will
include track meet. boxing
wrestling, golf. tennis. water sports
and auoits pitching. Later baseball
and football may be added, 1t was
stated. The committee planned to-
day for sectional and state elimina'
ton tournaments so that the ma
tional event will include the bes'
athletes in the legion. The, tennis
golf and water sports will be oper
to women's auxiliary organizations
of the legion. There will be botf
professional and amateur boxing
bouts but the other events will prob
ably all be amateur.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-26
Babe Ruth Throws
Diamond Dust in
Umps' "Physiog'

NEW YORK. May ?5.-Babe
Ruth is in hot water again. Just
what the temperature of the water
is was question burning the
thoughts tonight OF $1,000 fans who
saw him throw diamond dust in an
umpire's face.
The Yankees defeated the Sena-
tors s to 4, and Ruth contributed
to the victory
But the Babe. like all other great
stars. Is "tempermental."
After laying down a neat bunt in
his first time at bat and advancing
the two runners who subsequently
scored, Ruth came up In the third
and bumped a safe one into center.
The Babe rounded first and kept on
going. He made a great slide for
second, but Umpire Hldebrand
ruled that Rice's throw had reached
Harris in time for him to tag the
Bambino for an out.
Ruth protested vehemently and
then gathering a handful OF dust
, threw 1t in the umpire's face. Hill
debrand wiped his eyes with one
hand and waved Ruth to the show
ers with the other. On his way
times in an effort to get the las,
word. This aroused the displea
sure OF the fans and they booet
Ruth as he walked to the Yankee
| bench.
As Ruth reached the dugout, q
foghorned voice In the grandstand,
voiced something. which to Ruth
was unpleasant. The home rui
hitter vaulted tho dugout ant
started for the man who had dis
pleased him. This fellow fled to ,
safe spot under the stands and Bah
| started for the showers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-26
WAXAHACHlE HI
TO MIX FRIDAY
WITH SAPUtPANS
Texas Hi Champs Will
Invade Jones' Lair for
Two Games
Special TO The World.

Special TO The World.
SAPULPA. May 25.- Coach Virgil
Jones Sapulpa high school baseball
team. for .hree years Oklahoma
scholastic champions. go in the final
game OF their third annual series
with Waxahachie, Texas, to decide
two-state honors when they clash
with the Lone star state leaders at
League park tomorrow afternoon. 1.
will be the second game Of the Okla
homa- Texas 1929 series. the Sapul-
pans having played the first affair
on the Texans lot at Waxahachie
last Friday. losing to 1.
Great interest In the games tomor-
row and Saturday afternoon Is be-
ing recorded here. since Coach
Jones' aggregation dropped the first
game OF the series last week.
In 1920 the Texans were winners
OF the series and last year Sapulpa
took the honors. In each instance
the team on its home grounds lost
the deciding games and won the
openers while abroad. This year the
Sapulpa reversed things by failing
to take the initial encounter while
in the opponents park.
Barney Cleveland's Sapulpa South
western league team Is away al
Muskogee for a single series tomor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-26


zBatted for Betts In sixth.
LsBausd for Weinert In ninth.
. Score by innings;
hfooklyn .............0oJ 500 oio-a
fhllhdelphla .......s.. .l0l o03 colt
summary; Two.bas hits-HIgh q
Johnston. wheat. Myers, King Three
bas. hit-olson. Home runs-HighH MY
err. Peters, Double piays--Iohnston TO
schmandt, Parkinson TO Fletcher to Les
lie. Bases on hslls-OH Baumgartner a.
OFT Hetts 3 weinert 1, Cadoro o. Struck
out--by hetts !. by Cadore Q. Runs
Hlsh ?. JohnAton. ". Griffith 2, wheat
2, Myers. Schmsndt King 2, Walker
rletchor, Peters, Baumgartner. Errors
ST. LOUIS. May 25.--Pittsburgh's Pi-
rates took the Cardinals into camp, win
ming to today before Commissioner
Landis, who threw the first ball.
Glhzner prevented tho Cardinals from
finding their batting eye, and caused the
locals fifth straight defeat
Hornsby teglstersd his tenth clrcuit
wallop Of the season. lie Ia now two be
hind Kenneth Williams Of the Sc Louis
Americans and nine ahead OF babe Ruth.
the swat king,
Commissioner Lands was the guest OF
honor In n Papa club celebration before
the contest. Basebails autosraphed by
President Harding and other prominent,
were suctioned. the proceeds going to a
| FUND to be used In equippns children,
| Fairgrounds here. Eddie AinsmIth. Car,
| dlnhls catcher. made his seventh home
run of the year In the second inning.
Score;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-26
Win Dual Track Meet From Oilers "a to Fer Star Point Cee
Player Hit by a
Batted Ball Nav
Not Recover

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-wn.
bur Hubbel. Philadelphia Na,lopa,
league pitcher, today suffered a con.
cussion OF the brain and a fractured
skull as the result OF being hit IN ,hs
head by a batted ball driven by r
Griffith in the first inning OF m.
opening OF a doubleheader between
Brooklyn and the local team.
Grifiith's drive struck Hubbeu on
the right side OF the head ana
Knocked him unconscious After
vain Attempts to revive Hubbell five
players carried him to the omb.
house. He was later removed IN
the Stenson hospital. DR.. John A,
Boyer, the clubs physician, and gov.
erning surgeon at the hospital, said
tonight that Hubbelrs condition was
''as good as might be expected"