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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-29

Tor short business trip to Okla
homa city.
Mike A. keogan LEFT this morning
ior Oklahoma city whrfe he viii
undergo treatment for injuries sus.
taIncd this week when he fell down
the stairs leading to his room. Ar
rangemcnts for treatment In the
Oklahoma City hospital were made
by the Grady county chapter OF the
American Red Cross. Kccgan IL an
nxaorsice man.
Japanese novelties. suitable for
Christmas gifts. al Episcopal bazaar
chlcknaha Gas a Electric office Sat
urday, December End. 2,'2t
Glen Buxxard. an omploye OF the
Turner.c chIoknaha company. N under
going treatment IN an Oklahoma
city hospital.
Bob Bailey, deputy United states
Is transacting official busi-
ness IN pauls Valley today.
Special Thanksgiving dinner. Man !
haitian Cafe Thursday. 2g'it
The Loo Jackson chapter OF the |
Y. d. G. win serve lunch First Mon
lay. Dec. 1 al the DcIIart Sheet
Metal Works. ii9 North Third. 29.st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-29

Turkey or goose, Manhattan Cato
tomorrow. 29-lt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Bonham, OF
Headrick, Okla, are expected here
to spend the Thanksgiving holidays
with Mrs. Bonhams' parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Hampton, 627 Iowa
avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Fields and
daughter, Dorothy, left this after
noon for TT. Worth to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs.
Fields brother, w. Il. Steele.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-29

Miss cordella Maupin. Of oklaho'
ma City. viii be the weekend guest
Of Miss Renne ze,hraeur. iioe Iowa
avenue She will be the honored
guest n dance TO bo given IN
MIsa zethraeus' homo evening.
Mas Anna Lee Egglesion. frads''
ate nurse. underwent n major opcr'
alton IN a local hospital this week.
She IA slowly recovering from the
effects Of the operation.
The Episcopal Guild viii have
bazaar NJ the chIckaaha Gas A Eiec'
trIc office Saturday, December snd,
2a.2t
Klnh II. May. OF the Star com
munlty. transacted business ana viH'
lied frIenda In chIckasha Tuesday
Mas Elizabeth Horn. daughter OF
W. W. Horn OF the Eagle Morcnn.
tie company. Il visiting friends nnd
rclntlvoa IN Sherman, Texas.
1.-Two and dressed turkeys for sale
w u. Wright Produce Co. Phone
az 23.Ct
Tho "Mr. NarYol" referred TO In
yesterdays paper as having been
fined for exceeding the speed limit
IL not our q. w. Noryclle, the pho
torrapher. However. Mr.. Norvclle
IN certainly exceeding the speed
limit" In making Christmas photos
colt
sIitinrs made at tho Noryelle
studio after Dec. 18th will not be
flnlshod before Christmas. 29.St
Thanksgiving services viii be
held Thursday. 1880 q. m. at the
Christian Science church. The pub
lie Is cordially invited.
Live and dressed turkeys for sale.
w. u. Wright Produce Co. Phone
cis 23-Ct
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. u. Remington OF
Dallas. are guests Of friends and
relatives here during the Thanksgiv'
ing holidays.
Cecil Courtney. son of Mr. and
Mrs. n. +. Courtney, left Kansas
City Tuesday evening, enroute to
Chickasha TO spend the Thanksgiy-
ing holidays with his parents and
friends here. lie is expected TO ar
rive here some time tomorrow.
Misses Mary Lee and Josephine
Johnson. students in the University
of Oklahoma at Norman, are spend
ing the weekend with friends and
relatives here They attended the
Reyelers dance in Oklahoma City
Tuesday night.
Turkey or goose, Manhattan Caie |
tomorrow. 29-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Bonham, OF !.
Headrick, OKLA. are expected here
to spend the Thanksgiving holidays
with Mrs. Bonhams parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Hampton, 627 Iowa
avenue.
Mrs. Dora Jane Dustin expects to
return to her home in Ft. Worth
today after a visit of three weeks
With Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ringer and
other relatives and friends in Chick
asha
Mr. and Mrs. r. Il. Fields and
daughter, Dorothy. left this after
noon for TT. Worth to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs.
Fields brother, w. Il. Steele.
Neal Fox of Oklahoma City, ar
rived in the city this morning to
spend Thanksgiving with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Fox, BIG
South Fifth street, and friends here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-29

Klnh II. May. OF the Star com
munlty. transacted business and viH'
ned frlenda In Chlckasha Tuesday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-29

Mrs. Dora Jane Dustin expects to
return to her home in Ft. Worth
today after visit of three weeks
With Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ringer and
other relatives and friends in Chick
asha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-29

Mas Elizabeth Horn. daughter OF
w. W. Horn OF the Eagle Morcnn.
Tile company. Is visiting friends ana
rclatlvea IN Sherman. Texas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-29

Cecil Courtney. son of Mr. and
Mrs. n. +. Courtney. left Kansas
City Tuesday evening, enroute to
Chickasha TO spend the Thanksgiy-
ing holidays with his parents and
friends here. lie is expected TO ar
rive here some time tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-29

1.-Two and dressed turkeys for sale
w. u. Wright Produce Co. Phone
az 2s.ot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. Remington of
Dallas. are guests OF friends and
relatives here during the Thanksgiv'
ing holidays.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-29

Tho "Mr. Narycll" referred TO In
yesterdays paper as having been
fined for exceeding the speed limit
IN not our q. W. Noryclle. the pho
torrapher. However. Mr.. Norvclle
IN certainly exceeding the speed
limit" IN making Christmas photos.
oo.tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
YANKEES INCREASE LEAD BY
TAKING TWO FROM ATHLETICS
RECORD BREAKING CROWD WIT
SEssEs FAREWELL ENGAGE
NrENT AT POLO GROUNDS.
BUSH ANNExs HIS esRD VICTORY
VISITORS OUTFIT HUaMEN IN
SECOND GAME.
FAN PAINTS IN FRONT OF GRAND
STAND AND DIES LATER IN
NEw YORK HOSPITAL.

New York Sept .lo-The New York
Americans increased their lead IN the
American league race 10 a game and
half by defeating Philadelphia IN a
double header hy scores OF IN 10 and
% l.
The games were the last American
league contests to be PLAYED on the
polo grounds and attracted the greatest
outpourirg Of fans % the year I: was
necessary 20 close the gates At the start
O. the trst game when 10000 persons
We're IN the grounds. Police estimated
$4,000 Others were turned away.
J. Burke. a fan from White Plains.
y Y. died in a hospital after tairtirS
IN front OF the grounds while m!nSlng
with the crowd which tried 20 zet into
the park. Tho hleacherttes tore down
the center field batting curtains. arN
ripped them 70 tatters. The second
game was held up IN the ninth when
part OF the bleacher crowd jumped out
OF the stands on the field.
Bush won his 23vd victory OF the sea
son In the hrs. game an strudcN our
Walker. Phtladclphis's home run hitter
three times. Philadelphia outhit New
York 10 to ; In the second game but
tAe Yankees scored enough -uns "a win
in the first ining on two passes. Ruth 5
sacrifice and Schang's single,
The box score-hrst game:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
BRILLIANT FINDS THE
CASEYS A HARD BUNCH
Local Aggregation Break Losing Streak
And Hand Inter City League Team
A Lactng

Yesterday afternoon the C1scNs broke
their losing streak and made the Rrl-
liant team OF the Inter City League bow
10 them by the score Of Ave to Two. The
game was most interesting from start
~ finish but from the time Ford led or
for the Caseys there was little doubt In
the minds Of tho fans Of the ultimate
outcome Of the game.
Arch Shaw was on the mound for the
CascyS and had tho Brilliant team on
his hin throughout the game and n
only one inning did they score ard that
came as result OF Il bad bounce that
eluded Jimmie Ford and which later
resulted in two runs. While hit for
more bnGles than hts opponent. Shaw
kept hts so well scattered that tho VS.
itors should not have scored
Ford Of the Caseys and Boyd OF tho
Brilliant team were tho hitting stars of
the day each getting three hits. FOrd's
two bagger gave him a ltttle edge Oh
Boyd although Boyd got hts three in
three trips 70 the plate while Ford
pounded tho rubber four times. The field
was not IN the best Of condition. due to
the fight on Labor Day and the.result
was tina, several ground balls thai
would have been outs had the field been
In its usual good condition went for hits.
O'ToOls in left TO the Caseys pul~l
the fielding stunt OF tho day when he
took hit that went over third and
threw the runner out at homo. Royrl,
who was on second, tried TO score on a
single and OToole's thro was a per
feet peg 70 the plate and caught BOYD
standing up fifteen fec, from the plate.
how c,1rn TN'l,uus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
COACH SPEARS MAKES
HIS FOOTBALL STARS
weut Vi~T-3nln Monitor Practically Mak eS
IGS Squad into St2rs-This
Year no Exception.

JarkScn's Mil. Sept. To Sp""!ai). -
Unlike many collegiate football '"n'h'S
pr t. ". Spears, head coach or IN"
West Virginia University squad IN tram,
ing here, does no; expect the matr'lhi
that comes to him To be III" fin!Sh'I
product and he spends greater rar' 81
his time during the early part "i 'H'
season teaching his candidates 'H'hES
they should have learned MhrH ntE
were rlaying in high sCh"c.. II" - ~
trcmc,y patient and docs not drlN" 'he
"grprnirS" who soon learn 'na' II '"'H
rarry out his Instructions they are 60
ing Ia ret somewhere.
Icsi season Coach Spears practrallF
made" ph! Hin. Fred Graham. Pierre
AN Nick NardicCi and Red tTaVcr'
with the exception of Fierc iliu iheE
,ero All Freshmen--uothinR more than
k,ds ms, out Of high school ana many
II coach would have sent them nj! l"
tha freshmen eleven after Watching
them during tho first week 81 nFa'''te
MT Deer Park But spears did NOT pass
,hem mp, lie saw that hr nc"ue" some
erds a center and several men IN ms
b,rkfjald and he also saw IN the HUE
%arair,t Crav"r and Graham mon INA.
looked like ,hCy had the 'S'H'I. ~
rfre, he aid not succeed very Wei" ""'
as the season wore on 'a'h W '"'.
hogan To improve until they were Jn>'
ns good as any 81 tn" veterans y "rS
n hic jon--but Spears Is n'G man ~
more ways than one and he prove" equal
10 the occasion, ,,.;,,.r
This year tho rnr'iN M"H
mentor has some more J"nS "" 10
hands. notably Ezra 'HtSeh"'' ~
$50 Dar p'Ailto and several DINER
,'r,,,,fsirr men who have had very niue
nyrn,iarre in the Er!diron sport fe
oTso Z, seeking - develop rlnr"n'e NM
IN Harry Eyer Aaron 0!iN'r. Er"''
tinDkrv and A number of others. Th"E
"a lIiils <ardiccis and Gahams OF
200 .,d In ,ha, thorough W"rhod of IN
,,r,c,tnr which is all his own 'na'h
snsors is slowly but surely making var
sItv men ont Of material ma, some
coaches would consider worthless
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
CHARLESTON men we'll
REPRESENTED AT ", Va,
Capital City Has Eleven Footoau stAFH
Trying For Places On States Team

Jarkson's MIL Sept lo.-tSr"ciaO-
One ri ,hcse days II things d"n pleas"
them the Charleston representative I"
the West Virginia University football
camp here are going !" get together ana
challenge tho other members or inc
squad to a regular game for the cham-
piouship Of Lewis county. Iher" are
eleven CharlestOrians hcre--enough 10Y
complete tcam--and strange a. II may
seem q wouIG only take niue Shlt'-
ing IN turn out a well-manncd machine.
They have ends. a center. lincnen ann
hacks +, their delegation and could eNs-
lily form q team. Those IN me IN"
ton group arr. Homer Martin. Grant Hail
Carl payi, Lewis Cahiish, Herb CARED
Charley DnCher. IiiEEinhuihhm, Bush.
Reruhcim. Heize- and Phil Hill
Morgantown and Clarksb0rg are tied
for second h0nors with Ave each the
former hnast'ng OF Vernon Barnard. Les
l,valL "Hefty DeNauGhn. Horse
Tough and Fred Graham, while fans
in the latter city are watching Doug
Bowers. Ike" Mowrry, Aaron oltkcr.
Harry Rycr and Bruce Hankey.
rarksrshurG and Huntington have
four anicce. Joe Sctron. Clarence Murrin.
retc Harnum and Wayn" Funk coming
from the Rig Reds and 'fhuck M"ac
Dick Donovan and Perry hailinG from
the metropolis Of Cahell county.
Wheeling, Fairmont and Youngstown
O., are fourth with each having three
representatives on the squad. Charley
Howard. Paul Stineoicker and Bil!
Marsh are from tho northern panhhndfs
Captain Russ Meredith. Oh Hawkins and
Pierre HNl from Falrmont. and Nick
NardicCi. Fcger, and RiCkert from the
Buckeye State. The only other towns
having more than single man on the
squad the MarliuShurg with niaiuto and
MichaclS; New Cumberland with Simon
and Ormston and Follonsheo with AhclS
and Power. All Of the other cities have
hue one each while the states reprcscn,
ed are West Virginia. Virginia, Mary
land. Ohio. Pennsylvania and Miaresota.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
PITCHER BEATTY HOME RUN
BREAKS Up CAME. At NE|RT0N
FORMER MhUER HURLER'S HIT
ENABLES Up-THH-EIvER TEAM
TO EVEN UP SERIES WITH
DnLoNvALE.
Final G-a,ne Will BE Played at q Later
Date On Neutral Grounds.
Creates Much Interest.

Beatty. former Bnuer's pitcher won
his own game for W!erton against D!-
lonvale with home run with one on IN
the eighth inrins yesterday on the
Wlcrton grounds.
The final score was 81. although
H!Iionvale rallied and scored two runs
ard had the ha Sos full with On" man
down. Beatty then retired the side on
strikes.
The WIcrton- Dilionvale series Is now
,rcr and the lnal game viii be played
within the ncar future on neutral
grounds. Bear,y's clout in the clehth
was the 'onGcs, ever made on the Ter
ION grounds The park Is of regulation
size and the ball passed over the cen
ter ncid fence.
Spencer was the nrst M for ,ntilon-
,aio n the ninth aHd hit home run
Tie has"s were filled and ki'haE SIN
glo scored Crimes. Cuban and ScaSaF
were retired on strikes.
summary:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
BUFF IS FAVORED TO
DEFEAT FAST VILLA
American Champion Expected 70 n'l''
His Title After Bout With Filipino
Tuesday

Johnnv Ruff. American fywieght
champion and former holder W IN"
worlds hantamweight championship
viii engage Rancho Villa. popular FIJI
ptno ttyweisht, in hfteen-Found p"u'
a, Ebbets Field, Brooklyn. TUESDAY
night which Is expected 10 provide one
uf the most interesting ring hatties u
the wantnS outdoor season. Inc wv"
rim. ruidgcts present contrasting Sty!'9
which lend promise 20 the pcSS!p''uCN
Of the approaching match Nu"' WIZ"
longer reach and pugnacious tempeF"-
rnent. Will find IN Villa fast clever
ava bard-hjtttug foe who has attracted
wide popularity through ms "@''''' '''
american rings.
Bun Is favored by many 10 deiea!
Villa The Jersey City veteran IS re-,
ror,ed to have completely. recoF ereo
from the illness which weakened MIN
rr,or IN his bout against Joe Lynch
in which the latter regatned ihe nan
,,n,wctgh, title. Bun Is said u De IN
ernc~h shane and confident Of VIC
tory over Villa as n stepping stone ."
another tide meeting with Lynch Inc
rsrsavman's combative spirit Is unruI-
fed and his punching ability IS un-
diminished. In his training WORK b"'''
according, 70 reports from MS '""'i
has exhibited his former Eoou .o'"' al"
IS ready for the battle.
villa has many admirers VINO nave
been attracted 10 the F1Llpino poNt'
interesting style. He secured TINS ma'Sh
with Ruff despite q defeat at tho HANDS
~ E,okjs Genaro IN a battle which
vos supposed 10 produce an opponen'
for Run and n setback at the handS
~ ,be rast.s.epp!ng Abe GoldStetn, Inc
r,c, tina, many disagreed with the Ne'-
a,c, IN favor OF Genaro. was RESPONSE
HE IN a measure for Villas securing
mo hont against Buff. Whether ne
easures M 10 the expectations OF MS
admirers however. villa will have an
opnnrtunitv TO demonstrates IN inc
Brooklyn ring Tuesday night;
The trouble In which EbSets rten
found Itself with the State Athletic
commission during the past weeN' mas
M, in.crrered with tho training "oFA
% Buff and villa. Tnasual interest ma"
been aroused IN the match and Il IL eN-
pected that a large crowd VIII witness
the contest.
Under the regulations impoHed by the
State Athletic commission before httlng
the suspension OF the BROOKLYN ctNp' -
is e1nscted that there will he more
satisfactory management IN connection
with the bout than has been the case
heretofore AT Fbbets Field. The com
mission has ordered the club to provide
accommodation for at least 1000 SPEC
.a,ors NJ admission prices. hgure
which almost trebles the admission &C
commodatlons at this field In the past
In order to eliminate confusion outside
md inside the grounds the commission
pastehoards will be distributed. This IL
expected 10 eliminate the long waiting
line, and 70 result In speed!er admit
,ance for the lower-rriced ticket mold
ers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
BAUER CLUB HANDS
CHAMPS A LAC|NG
Local Outfit Has Little Troubls Dis
posing OF Pittsburgh Twilight
League Nine.

The crack Wheeling Bauers. with
CAPTAIN Hamilton back IN the lineup.
had little trouble defeating tho fast
North side. Board of Trade nine. Cham
pions OF the Pittsburgh twilight League
yesterday at Rauers Park al Fulton ~
the score Of IL \ large turnout was
on hand for the contest.
Monk McColl was on the mound FIR
the locals and the little pitcher had
the invaders al his mercy during the
entire contest. Allowing but six hits ne
also whihed 10 men which is consider
ed among pitchers net A had days work.
North side scored first when they push
cd one across in The second but the
locals came right back with one In their
faIf. After that the invaders never
threatened while the locals came
through with TWO IN the fourth and four
in the fifth and r:nchcd the same. }.
Sweton.c made tnrce hits out Of five
bn nj hnr1aF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
WESLEYAN TRAINING
CAMP CLOSES TODAY
Athletes VIII Begin School Tuesday
and Then Only Have One Practice
Session Per Day.

Buckhannon, W. Va, Sept Io.-To-
Virginia Wesleyan college football
training camp. Two practice sessions
will be held today. but beginning Tues
day tho MethodistS will have but ono
opens officially tomorrow morning. The
largest number Of athletes ever cnrollI
ing at the Methodist institution havo
filed their credits and Will take up
er's. work tomorrow.
News will likely h" happening thick
and fast within the next "A hours at
the Methodist camp. Nearly fifty
candidates st!n remain on the Method
ist squad. and ust how many Of these
will he held over will not be decided
until this evening. and perhaps not un-
Ill still later Coach Higgins will have
nine veterans and II host Of scholastic
material TO pick h Is football squad
from Surprises may he heaped one on
top the other when all this starts.
Followers of the Wesleyan gridiron
have been trying 10 dope out the pros
poets for two weeks and have arrived
at two conclusions. one Is. the Method
ist eleven. who ever is picked. Will
average around los pounds. but vii!
be fast and snapPy outfit Another
Is that scholastic material viii balance
veteran timber and that herein Hes
the Methodst's strength or weakness,
for just how the newcomers Will per-
form under fire cannot be foretold.
Several newSpapernen will visit at
the camp today and tomorrow, and Just
what done they Will he able to Hncnrk
and send 10 the waiting wTld re-
mains 70 be SEEN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
YANKEES WIN EASY

The Yankee A &. nine journeyed TO
Roydsville Yesterday whcr" they turned
back the Red SoX OF that place in easy
fashion and came home the winners by
the score Of lS-9. The local team
gathered % hits from Boydsvillc Spring
for the Yanks was nickcd for IL but
kept these well scattered Five home
runs were made during tho game the
local outht getting three. The game
was called in the seventh.
The score by innings:
Red Sox......i 0 8 /? b
Yankees ....5 :. n o SIS q 6
batteries: SciRler and Zearott Spring,
Rayl and Pfeffcrman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
GIANTS CAPTURE
LAST Of SERIES
Pound Reuther and Galore For IT Htts
Batting OF Heine aroh
Features,

BROOKLYN. Sept ,o.-New York won
he c.ual game 81 the seasons series
with Brooklyn 10 70 1. today, making
the totals Il games 10 in favor OF
the Giants New York made II hits
orf Rucrher and Cadore. knocking IN"
former OF, Of the box In four innings:
The Dodgers drove IN 70 the showers
in ;he third. when they had one run
across and the bases were f!lled with
one OUT.
Jonnard checked the rally and re-
ceived credit for the victory. Ban
roft scored runs. made two hits ana
walked three times in SIX tr!pa 10 the
bat. Groh got single. double and
ROY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
'fH|NE[ANDERS
APTURE SERIES
pcrssue Hsra Wit Hut Couch Stops
Cardinals Rally.

c;,~s--ari. On'o. Sept. l0.--C'Hc'n-
80. 80 y .hrsA out 81 five games IN
SRI concluding series with -. LOUIS
=, Winning a hard-hirting match TO-
a. - - 5. and advancing mo tnir9
n,a,A ~ me league race. The r:siiorS
uss1 I'VE pitchers. all Of whom We're
y, hard excsr. Moth. who pitched the
las. inning Doaohue was pun''Ne1 Sc
yerelv n savsr innings and Couch re-
lsvs4 n,7i in the e'gh;a.
Fox score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
American Association

First game: Kansas. 3; Minneapo-
lis. ,.
Second game: Kansas City, 3; Mime
apo!ts. s. called in seventh; s o'ciock)
First game: indianapolis. u: Column
bus. S.
Second game: indianapolis. 4: ColuT-
bus. s.
FRS, game: Milwaukee. >; 81. Paul. 3.
Second game: Milwaukee, s; ST. Paul.
:.
First game: Louisville, !; Toledo. 3,
Second game: Louisville. 3; Toledo, 2
"a inninGS)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11

Two-base hits. Duncan. Fornshy.
Schultz. Mann. ThreebasN hits: Cave
ney. Barfoo,. Home runs: Daubc-t. Bot
tomly. stolen bases. Burns. Fonsecs.
R0hne. Smith. Bo.tomlY. Sacrifice:
Harper Double plays: Caverey 10 Dat
bert. Rohre % Daubert: Prnelu 10 Fon-
SEGA to pauber, 20 Fonseca; Stock 20
Horrsbv 20 Bo;;om'y. Left on bases:
&, Louis :: Cincinnati. s. Base on
balls. OF Donohu". !. If Couch. ;: or
Per.ica. (: of Rarbot;. :. Struck OUT:
BY ponohu~. |: by Pertica. >. Hits: of
per.!ca. 5 In 22-3 innings: or North.
none IN inning: on Rarfoot. N IS
inning. off Donohue. 10 in : innings: of
pnax. { in Ia innings; OF Couch In
&? innings: on Sheric,. in ID inning
Winning pitcher: D0nohue. Losing
pitcher: Part!ca.. Umpires: ou!pley and
Moran. Time oS game: Two hours and
i6 minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11
TENNIS CLASSIC NEAR

New York. Sept lh.-Some or. the
keencst tennis competition " the season
IL promised in the annual East vs.
West matches schcdled 10 he played
sentemher % and % a. the West Side
Tennis clh. Forrest Hllls. y Y. N"
scene Of the Davis rp challenge round.
Mos, Of the top ranking players Of the
country have consented TO participate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-11

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