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New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

There may be no world series championships in
Boston and Philadelphia, but these two big sporting
citndes refuse TO be checked They get the national
golf and tennis championships, which to a good many
millions are several degrees more important than the
other thing
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

Many more reforms would 20 through If It weren't
for the fact that many Of the reformer seem to be
worse than the evil they trying TO cure.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

Yet general interest for tho entire student body is
always built up by the few who lead the way. There
is now greater variety Of colleges athletics than any
other age has ever approached Publicity, decried in
some quarters has done its share toward building up all
sport II the entire limelight were withdrawn from
any one sport its following would soon fade away The
veterans might stick but there would be no youngsters
coming on with any desire to pick it up and give it
whirl.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16
Tennis Point Score

FIRST SET
Point Score
Tiiden ...........t t-7s-e
Richards ......i 43t24 0 0 1-1o-3
Stroke Analysis
Mama Nets Outs PL sA- DF.
R,essrdIs fhiSsn is : II I .
SECOND SET
Point Score
Tilden ..............t 7-3Ee
Richards ............6 ] ! b-zl-l
Stroke Analysis
Esma Nets outs PL. sA. DF
R,.ssrd. HiiSsn o.. 80. 10 e /
THIRD SET
Point Score
T,sss,s; Tiids1 s;;..............cc HI Eis-ss
Stroke Analysis
Name Nets outs PL. sA DF.
T,essld: Tiidsn g.. 49,. i : i
REcAPITULATfoN
Name Nets Outs PL. sA. DF.
Tl.Ss,s. Tu5s@ s'" q y 70 ! I
yotais-Tiiden; sets IS games -
points 30 earned, ~ errors.
Richards: sets, games. ~ points il
Umpiro-wiiiiam 4. Lsrn.d. Time Of
match. ~ minutes.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

After hearing so many unlimited discussions about
tho evils Of college athletics tho innocent bystander
might easily get the idea that It all some type OF
crime It might be recalled that the good so far out
classes the few existent evils and that the latter are
after all but minor defects that merely need correcting
before they begin to spread Eighty per cent OF those
most benefited by athletics in colleges never come into
the limelight at all At West Point, for example at
least 500 cadets play football in the fall but only
fifteen or eighteen Of these are ever mentioned You
hear Of the leading athletes Of Penn State Yet the
greater good goes to the several thousand who have
never staked beneath the great white spotlight Of fame
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

There is one cheering thought about the possible
world series jump from New York to st. Louis-it
might have been from Boston TO St. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

baseball Hagen for golf; Tilden for tennsi Paddock
for the track and Wessmuler for the water "nie"
ono Of these could be displaced by greater starr
l.. X. II.
Thew will do very nicely. But what about Jake
scbaefer for billiards and Legendre for the present
aaround star?
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

"I can name eight British amateurs who not
on the team selected strong enough TO beat the British
golf team picked for the international match at Brook
ne" non-combatant writes in. AT least four Of the
strongest amateurs in Great Britain not on, and
four that are on don't rank with the first twelve
fifteen" But what has the United States 10 do with
picking the British team?
The Big Six List
Dear Sir: Here my nominations for the six
greatest in sport-Dempsey for the ring; Ssler for
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

lofh Iffo4ne INC.
Just the right place back Of the ball.
IL is another delicate operation. SO
when one gets into a bunker the first
thing he should do Is TO see that his
feet are firmly planted and are not
going to give way in the sand during
the swing. He should then grip the
club lightly, 70 allow the wrists full
play. The next point is 20 aim for A
spot Just back Of the ball, and then
70 hit firmly, but not too hard. with
the body kept fairly still. II the body
gets into this stroke or the shoulder
dips after the club head. there Is sure
TO be a miss. In other words, don't
try too hard. You are not supposed TO
empty out All the sand in one stroke.
II the blade Of the niblick Is ficked in
or snapped at the right place, the ball
Is coming out.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

Summary. singles finai fosttl-f
George A. King defeated Herbert D. -.
man s-1. 60 60 Dcsb.ss =
roundD-H ~ Bassforf snf Hsftss |,
Bowman defeated James .. Esics AZ ,
seph r. stotdarf. -. -. -
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

THE golfer who is afraid Of trouble,
who feels that he may lose two or
three strokes right here, Is up against
u. FOR he is almost sure TO lift his
head or 20 swing back too fast in his
cascrness 70 get out in a hurry The
greater his fear, the harder he vii.
try and the heavier his penalty. Watch
Nardon playing out Of long grass-it
looks 70 be a simpler, easier stroke
than from the fairway-a.rost no of-
foTt at all, because he knows he can't
ford 20 swing 100 hard whore control
fie club head ia SO important
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

1T Is important 10 get away from
that ides Of over-effort In getting out
OF trouble--the feeling that you must
MT extra hard or must do something
beyond the ordinary. Watch a first
class golfer playing from a trap and
see how simple and compact his stroke
Is, how little body he gets into the
shot You will never see him gripping
the club so hard that his wrists are
stih and like blocks Of wood"
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

Have you ever suffered much at
any one or two holes In a medal round
from losing several strokes in bunk
ersF we asked.
Rarely" Hagen said.
MY main idea in a medal round is
20 save strokes. not 20 gain them.
When ! get into trouble am willing 20
take my chance az reaching the green,
but not II a slip will cost me extra
strokes. II / see / can't get home,
am satisfied 70 be sure that / am safe
y out somewhere. on the fairway. II
] have bad lie, figure / have lost
a stroke, end play IL that way, be-
cause don't want 70 lose two strokes.
A 5 on hole won't hurt you, but
8 or 7 is hard 10 get back don't
think ! took over 8 al Sandwich, and
took two or three Of these mainly be-
cause, after playing safe, missed
fairly short puts.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16
Island State tennis SmgeS champions
- ONnDTI LIT TT
be l]za519tl4nd HRHl@SeJQl
The Way Of Champions

l.., RtgII, q . FaI -"
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

crgt ~ 20 Tr9ae
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
HOMESTEAD GREYS TO
PLAY CRACK BAUERS
Pittsburgh Nine rnvades Wheeling oiS-
trict For Another Gamo with
Local Club.

Homestead Grcys - the attraction ~
Eaurra park. Fulton. next sunday ne
brand or baseball being offered AT 'he
new 10; - not oven cNccIle" IN 'Ae
major leagues. Those who have Neeh
attending can vou"h for such m "ss't ,
ton The management - also pleased
to announce that the crack Akron FIRE
stones, tho team that played 20 innings
10 scoreless tie last sunday IN the
mos. notable game in Akron's history
will he The attraction the following sun
day.
WIN Oscar Owens. Washington and
Mashuw back with the Greys. afteF
leaving the Keystoncs. the co'orcd nine
Will present the st!Nest lineup ever
brought TO THIS city. !; Is. without
doubt. the toughest assignment the To-
Gals have so far tackled. but with Nor
das. demon slurger: J. Swetoni"' IN
fielder de luxe, and the mighty Hamil-
ton back in Tho game. the colored
champs arc IN for a merry afternoon,
and capacity crowd for some real
thrills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
TENNIS STARS REACH
THIRD ROUND IN TILT

BOSTON. Mass. Aug 22.--Play worthy
NJ n championship marked the advance
IN the third round today Of the nati"na!
doubles title tournament In which rep
resentatives OF four countries are con-
tending.
The Spanish Davis cup team ri
Manuel Alonzo and Count DcGoTmaT WAS
eliminated ny r. Norris Williams. md.
and william Washhurn In straight
sets. The scores weyo Ga. OIL, GO.
IN. Australian team OF Gerald l.
Patterson and Fat O'Hara Wood. and W.
N Johnston and Wallace Johnson. did
two DAYS work in one and were credited
with good Jobs. IN straight set victories
over lesser opponents.
Dwight +. Davis and HolcomS Ward
champions OF nearly n quarter or n
century ago, opposed W. T. Tild"n. end
and Vincent Richards. the latter winning
SO, 6-S. 6-l.
Rohert and Howard were forced fiv"
s.ts by Willis T.. Davis. OF San Fran
cisco and IL. {. Johnson. oc Boston
Tho defeat Of sam Hardy and s. H.
vo.hcu. Of New York. by W. w. lrsra-
ham and A. W. Jones. OF Providence, IN
,he second round was an upset
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
KING WATTS CAPTURES
kNICKERBOCkER TR0T
Took Pour Keats TO Decide 2:o9 Event,
81 900 Purse-The Great Volo Is
sseo1d-Pster, tho Brewer,
Wins 2:21 Trot.

Poushksepsic. y. Y. Aug. 22..-ForT
heats were required 70 decide the kH'cH-
erbocker eos class trot. purse 5000.
n the opening OF the four daT meeting
OF the grand circuit a. the Hudson river
driving park today. King Watts. driven
by A Mcdonald won the event by tax
ing the TWO last heats after the first
had como 10 The Great Nolo, plotted by
Walter Cox. nd the second 70 Legal j.,
p;lotcd by Warman.
Herhcl Wyan. veteran ~ the half
mile tracks lost 10 The Great Nolo by
a head in the first heat. In the second
LEGAL J. broke AZ the finish hut crossed
the line length ahead % King Watt.
The ;hfrd heat was won by King Watts
only after n close brush with Princess
E,awah in the stretch. while thefourth
came in easy win over the Great EoIo
IN the last Quarter. after Legal j. who
had led previously. broke twice.
T'eter The Brewer. In straight heats
Won ihe 2:2l class ,rot. The 2:ll class
,rc, went to Bill Sharon. Tommy Muir
rhy UP. in straight heats without COM
rc,,r!on. After the dropping the first
heat og the e:IO elias pacing 10 the Sher-
wood. In a neck and neck drive, Robert
Direct annexed the TWO las heats easily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
MOUNDSV|LLE YOUTH
ENTERS UNIVERSITY
George homo, Member OF WI. squad
Last Season, VIII Enter
state This Fall

Norpa,town. Aug. 2c.-(Spec!aN.
ons Of Earle Greasy" Neale's proteges.
C:sorre Rome, OF Moundsvtlle. Will he
among the list OF candidates taken 70
the West Virginia University footbaA
training camp at Jacksnn's Mins "heh
preliminary work IS started there on
Monday. Scptcmbe- 4,h Bone. former
MoundsviIle high star. played under
coach Neale NJ Washington and Jeffer-
son college last season and while he ala
rot earn 4 regular berth his first year
(, rho 'big show" OF football he !s SAID
~ hava been regarded as a promising
man for guard or tackle post this sea-
son.
II was through the influence OF tho
you,h's father. who Is a prominent phE-
stefan nj Moundsville. that he oecldeo
10 come TO West Virginia. When he
learned that his father woNio ra,ne'
have him in school nero thhn NJ W.
TIA youngstcr Immediately wrote 10
yre,ch Coach pr. c. W. Spears and ask
"a yor n chance 20 come out for the team
bsra Coach Spears has never seen
Bona but feels that he deserves me
e,ov nj camp in order that he may tamil
,orlzs himself with the system or play
now being introduced NJ West Virginia
BECAUSE OF competition at WashInS-
ION and Jefferson last fall Bono VIII pe
ineligible for tho Varsity here this seq
SON hui he Will he available for service
n, coach Ward Lnnham's yearllng QUIZ
III With n years experience on th'S
SQUAD after "A season OF SCRUB WORK al
X: g. J. and his previous experience ne
should he ready To accomplish some
,h,rr whom he is finally allowed TO par
,icfna,e as first string man. Bone
has hem, Invited TO the training camp
I'D assured Coach Spears that he would
he one OF the first to put in his appear
nrce there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
PROGRAM FOR WOMEN'S.
GOLF MEET ANNOUNCED
Annual State Tourney VIII Be Held nv
clarksburg Prom August 80
TO September 2.

The official program of the ntth
Guardianship tournament Of the Wom-
ans Wet Virginia state Golf assoc!a-
ton. which will be held on the links or
the Clarkshurg Country club August 81
20 September >. inclusive. was announced
las, night. Women golf enthusiasts
from all sections Of the state will enter
the tournament.
A dance. n banquet ma an informal
bridge party are among the entertain
men, features on the program.
MIS-. Behrens President.
MIG II Fred Eehrens. Of tho Wheel
inr Country club. IS president Of tho
state association; Mrs. Edwin Robinson,
Of the Fn!-mon, Country Club. is vice
president. and Mrs Edward steel Wal
lis. Of the C!arkshUrE Country cub the
secretary and treasurer
The Official program follows:
"Wednesday. 10 a. m. QuHllfyins
round. lS holes
Thursday 10 n NJ. First round OF
match play. is holes.
Thursday. p. IN. Driving contest.
approaching-putting contest
Friday, 10 n. m. Seminars 10
holes.
Friday 7 m. Mixed foresome' nine
holes.
Saturday, y a. m. Finals, IS holes.
Suitable trophies and cups Will he
awarded 70 the winners and runners mp
Of all Nights. and TO the winners OF
al contests.
Rules Of the United States Golf assoc
citation Will govern the tournament
Referees Will decide all questions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
FORMER V,P,I.STAR
TO COACH POTOMAC
George Parrish, Star End and Captain
OF Virginia School Awarded
Position To-day.

George F. Parish. former end and cap
tain V. I. l. and All Southern end sign
cd a contract today 20 coach the foot
boll team ut Potomac State School.
Eushrnd Grimes. athletic director OF the
Kayser School. has been trying 70 land
Parrish ever since Carl Miller left /"
take up the work at West Virginia Wes-
,nvar. Last year Parrish was limo
coach NJ Louisiana University and was
largely instrumental N developing the
team there that run wild over all eIeVenA
OF the southwest.
Parrish will begin his work al hevSer.
Septerber 10Th. when the football squad
will assemble for preliminary training
g. Two Allegheny mountains near Noun
Tain Lake park. Md.
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uroercc:S when I vas learned that TWO
hir '.ncsmcr Of Naud"rgritt, Ia. nave
enrolled ut Wesleyan.
Walter &ecrist. go pound !1nesman
who attended the summer term at "es-
levan has definitely decided TO enter
Wesleyan this autumn. Secr!st was
former Vandcrgrift high school GTiGoer
and played ono year with Indiana NOT
NAL but had his education interrupted
with TWO years service overseas with
the A. T.. +. Vii,
Along with Srcrist will come pafio
Olinucr, another giant linesman weigh
ing close 10 the 200 pound mark also
of Vandcrgrift Olinger is an all year
athlete. playing basketball pasepai' T.
track. as we'll NJ football. He is cons'd-
cred one Of the best scholastic lincsmen
IN the Pittsburgh district in FOOTBALL
nIays center in basketball and IL base
hail nitcher of considerable scholastic
standing. Both men have assured ATM
,etIr Director Miller that they Will re-
mort IN Head Coach Bob" Higgins al
The opening Of the Methodist training
camp on August so,
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warwood) Fairgrounds associauen
which will he held next Monday night
on the grounds Of the Loveland schooL
Willie "Hardhead" Reuther, Of Aetna.
willie. and kayo Cortellessi. Of the East
End viii stage an exhibition OF the
manly art.
The exhibition Will be supervised -oy
Frank Ritz, who has earned his letter
In the ring. and who Is a protese OF
Jimmie Dime. the peerless pilot OF ,
score or more Of successful lighters.
The exhibition viii be free OF any
roughness or battling. but will be in
tense enough to give all in attendance
their moneys worth. since the show VIII
be absolutely free. In bringing THESE
hovs together the committee In charge
believes II has n headliner which VIII
draw many from Wheeling as we'll a.
Warwood. because all previous attempts
on tho part OF promoters 10 get these
boys together have failed.
Several SINAI, girls between the aget
Of four and y years will interpret al
Of the latest steps in dancing. In War.
wood there arc several GOOD littlt
dancers. and this feature is new one
| IA no given in connection with lawT
| fetes.
prize will Re given To the Queen OF
thc Evening. Every girl has chance
| N enter this contest. Contestants are
requested TO be present at i o'clock next
Monday night to enter their names with
| Miss Margaret k!ndelberger. DetA's
OF the contest will then be explained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
WASHINGTON DIVIDES
Double WITH CHICAGO

Washington, Aug. 22.-Ch!caSo and
Washington divided double header to-
day, the Grihmen winning the first, 4
10 ., while the second was an easy vic
tory for the White Sox. A home run.
inside the grounds, by Charity featured
the first contest. Scores.
Errst Rames-- r. II. F..
Chicago .....N 0 @ 0 l OIL I
Washington % 10 30 - 10 0
Batteries: Robertson. Hodge and
Schalk: Mogr'dSe ana Gharr!ty'
Second game H. n q
W.ashington ...OOo00oO 90 0 3
Batteries: Muck and Schalk; Francis
E.rrickson and Charity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
FINE PLAYING BEHIND M'QUILAN
ENABLES GIANTS To WHIP CLAN 1S
Couch Sent to showers in Third inning
hut Dunncan's Nun of Fly Adds
to Pitchers Woes Great
Catch by Stengel.

Cincinnati. Aug. 22.-The Giants IN
creased their lead IN the Na'onIi le's"'
race today 20 four full games 10y h'a''nh
the Reds : 10 while the '2ro'H"'7
were idle ~
Couch was hi, hard and lasted Jess
than three innings, white a m"leo ~
by Duncan in tho hrst inning PROVED
costly. kcck and G'llcsri" were m"Sn
more effective for the rest or the game
McQuillau allowed n:no hits. H"' "'S
strong in the rtnchcs and MS E"rHHFI
was sensational \ onc-hand eaten ny
s,engcl Of Roush's hot liner IN the sec
ond inning was Il leading feature say
ing NJ least TWO runs. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
BUSH STOPPED
BY CLEVELAND
Yanf Pitchers winning Streak OF Mans
Straight Comes to End-Uhle Allows
but Two Hits-Gardner Stars.

New York. Aug c2-Joe Bushs
winning streak OF nine straight was
broken here today, Cleveland defeating
the New York Yankees In the hrst game
OF the series S 70 2. II was only Bush 3
fitth detca. in 25 games. Chle pitched
a remarkable game for the visitors
holding New York TO two hits. After the
frs, Inning only two Yanks reached
first by bases on balls.
The work OF the veteran Larry Gard
ner figured largely In CleveNands scoT-
ing. He hit double and two singles,
drew n base on balls. stole two bases.
drove In three runs and scored fourth.
Score:
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VANCE AND PERRYS
CLASH next SUNDAY
South Side Teams Expected TO Put Up
Pretty Exhibition at Twenty-sixth
Street.

The fast Vance baseball team o. tho
Smith side will entertain the crack
Perry nine Of the same district next
Sunday afternoon on the Twenty-s!xth
street grounds. THO game will he called
a. : o'clock and is expected 20 be a
thriller
Both teams have been hitting fast
clip during the season. and are fortified
with stars that are able 70 cope with
any team IN the Ohio valley. The man
ager OF the Vance team stated last
night that he will have his strongest
,eem on the held. and expects an easy
w!n from the Perrys. who are saving
wood and saying nothing. The batteries
have also been withheld.
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Two.hase hits: Burns. Bancroft, Mcu

Two-base hits: Burns, Bancroft, Mcu-
sci. Snyder. Three-base hits-Roush'
P!ncll!. Home run: Bancroft. Si"'eN
base: Fr!sch. Double plays: f'neli 10
HarErave 70 Fcnscca 20 paAhert !"
KccE: Kimmack 20 nauhert; Bancroft,
10 Fr!sch 10 Kelly. Left on base: New
York. Q: Cincinnati. S. Rase on balls;
on Couch. 2: OF Gillespie, :; on NC
Oulllan. 3. Struck out: BY keck' ?; ny
McQuillan. .. Hits: on Couch IN ~
innings: off Keck. in 22-3 innings; on
Gillespie. . IN , innings. Losing riiCh-
or; Couch. Empires: Moran and 0nlk-
ley. Time OF game: Two hours and one
minute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
VANCE'S TWIRLING
BEATS CHICAGO, So

chicago. Aux. c2.-Brooklyn defeated
Chicago TO IN me first game Of the
series here. The visitors drove NdrIdSe
OF the mound in he fifth. Vance
pitched in fine form. having only Two
had innings and striking out nine men
Score:
Rroohlvn n Is Il :
Chicago 49,. . . > a. o
Vance and Deberry: Aldrldga Os.
borne. Stuelaud AID O'Farre!l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
ATHLETICS LOSE TWO
TO SPEEDING DETROIT

Philadelphia. Aug. 22-Detro't won
hotb ends Of n double header from Phil
adcrph!a today to and II TO J. Home
ms by Eeach and Blue and wild
r,,cb hv Has'v decided the opening
.,rc Perkins was hantsh!ed for the
IRIS, tluc in his major league caree"r
FOR protesting aSa.ns; Blues home run
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
.PENNOCK IS POUNDED
AND BROWNS WIN, 9-4

Boston. Aus. c3.-St Louis pounded
pennock today for sixteen hits and
the Red Sox made four errors. tho re-
suit being to 1 victory for the
visitors Sisters all around play was
the outstanding feature Of generally
slow and loose game. Score:
ST. Louis % 16
Roston 0 Z q 0 o o. 7 4
shocker and SEVERED. Pcnnock and
Matters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
MORR|sON's RAT HELPS PIRATES
IN TRIMMING PH|LL|ES4 To J
Pitchers single Paves way Tor score
That Brings Homo the BACON
riernsy Makes wonderful
stop and Throw.

Pittsburgh. Aug. 22.-Ttmely hit'ins'
aided nv the visitors slow fielding gave
PITTSBURGH 10 victory over ihL"-
delphia today. Morrison came Win t''
winning run in the sixth. He S'nS'eu
with Two out and completed the cir'uH
when Maranv!l.e and Carey hie sa'c'F
T!erney made a wonderful Sto? ana
throw Of Walkers terrific smash IN inc
r.ntn with two men on bases. score
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x-ba,,ed for Meadows IN 9th.

Three base hit: Mokan. Sacrifices:
MoEau, Rigoee. Morrison. Doubls plays:
Carey and Grimm: Parkinson. Fletcher
ard Leslie LIEF, on bases: Philadelphia
10: Pittsburgh 10. Base on balls. "tt
Morrison s. Struckout: by Meadows L:
by Morrison !. Empires R!gler and Nc
Cormick Time $40.
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Entertainm ents.
WESLEYAN LOOKS TO
FAVORABLE SEASON

Ruckhannon. W. Va. Aug. - on
ditions highly favorable n n 9ucceSStuI
football season continue 10 prevail NJ
West Virginia Wesleyan college. An
other boost was given the Methodist
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rcr.a.n.ng 20 tho matches. and their
d.. s;uns VIII Nc NDal
MI entries viii I've subject . me
approval Of the committee ana me
"ui~S nt the association.
The referee committee IL compose"
as follows Forrest MCNcil.. chairman
William y. Harrington and DR. Jon ;.
Stone.
Entrance Fees.
An entrance fee Of s. for each con-
tcstant VIII hc charged. and may ne
remiltcd in advance To the secretary
treasurer. Mrs T. s. Wallis.
Ir.v!lcg" oG the course will h" avail
able 10 all contestants for practice
during the week previous 10 the tournl-
mcut.
Entertainm ents.
Wednesday. =. m. Informal bridge
al Country club
Thursday. p. m. banquet by thc,
Cjarkshurr Country club; election OF
, officers
! Friday. ?. m. Dance by tho CiarHs-
! burg Country club.
| Saturday. sac r. NJ. Presentation 81
. trophies Mrs. Ize;'a Brown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday'p scor on.

81. Louis .: Boston 4.
Detroit s; Philadelphia 5. Nf'rs'
same)
Detroit y: Philadelphia 2. ((second
game)
Cleveland 8: New York ,.
Washington 1; Chicago :. NfTst
gameD ,-s
Washington Q; Chicago ;. (Second
game)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23

Two base hi. Gardner; home run.
Sneaker; stolen base. Gardner >. jamie
son; sacrifice. Wood: double play. Scott
and Pipp; left on base, New York T.
cleveland 10; base on balls. off Bush 2
off Uhlc .: struck out. by Bush ?, by
Uhle 3: hits. Of Bush in 10 innings
of Murray in I innings: wild pitch,
Uhle: losing pitcher. Bush; umpires.
Noriartty and Evans. Time hours.