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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
AT WILMINGTON SCHOOLS
GOLD AND WHITE TEAM
IN SNAPPY DRILL
Salesianum Candidates Have
Great Workout lnvIgorated
by Cool Weather.

Favored by cool breeze that SEEM
ed TO invigorate them. the Gold and
White football candidates spent sew
eral hours yesterday, limbering up at
Second and du Pont streets. There
we're about 35 boys out. They were
divided into two squads, A and B,
Each was put In charge OF last years
letter men. Squad A was coached
along by Cullinane. Grant and Nc
Mahon; squad Il by Captain Dolan,
Fahey and Doherty. Coach Malloy
supervised the work OF both squads.
Signal practice was drilled into the
candidates. this phase of the workout
taking up most OF their time. Some
time was devoted 10 the throwing and
passing of the ball In order to get the
candidates accustomed 10 handling the
pigslin. Signal practice will prob
ably be INDUCED In for the next few
days and then the boys will be pre-
pared to go through with the other
departments OF the game.
Next week the veterans OF last sea
sons team Will probably get In line
for scrlmmage. The Eighth and West
streets footbaHers will have an ex-
cellent leader In Red" Dolan, who
was elected captain for this season
eleven. With this boy at the holm,
SalesIanum can well look forward 10
successful season In football.
Besides the forming of an athletic
council from graduates OF tho school
the Catholic High has also appointed
graduate manager OF athletics. This
L.,
| junction with the student manager
but will have supervision over him
The graduate manager OF this years
| football eleven IL Thomas Mulrooney
a member OF the faculty. He and the
student manager, Cherry" Wlsnewsk
are endeavoring TO arrange several
more games TO complete the schedule
The games so far scheduled are:
Saturday, October New Castle High
| home.
Friday. October 13--Newark High
home.
Friday. October Colchester High
| home.
Saturday, October 2s-Roman Catholic
High. away.
Saturday. November West Cathoi,
High. home.
Saturday, November 1t--Bristol High
away
Saturday. November 1s-Wilmingtoi
High, home.
Saturday. November 25-St- Joseph
Prep. home.
Thursday. November 30 (Thanksgivini
Day)-Villa Nova Prep. away.
All OF these games will be fun o
interest. but none outside OF the Cath
Ollie League will be as popular as IN
Wilmington and Chester High games
The memorable manner in which tn
defenders of the Catholic High dog
gedly held the Cherry and White TO
scoreless tie last year. came. P1on b
forgotten. Chester High triumr ne
over the Salesians last year. but IN
Pennsylvanians are short few veter
ans of last seasons battles. one bein
the all-around athlete. Buono, VIII
graduated in June.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
RACE FOR REMNANTS
IS CLOSE AND FAST
Giants Lose Ground in Their
Fight, But Have Good
Margin Left.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New York. Sept. -c.-Hy ovcrcom-
Ing nve-run lend and defeating the
Detroit Tigers yesterday. to s.
wh!lc the Browns were winning from
Washington. to 6. the Yankees today
maintained their lead of three and one
hair games over the So. Louis club.
I, was the Browns frat victory In
their las, four games.
The Nanks have seven moro games
Co II ~. while the Browns have six rn
their schedule. Thus. II the liugmen
van foar OF their contests. and the
browns wn all Of their games. the
Now York club will win tho pennant
by one full game.
The Giants lost ground in their pen
nant flSht when they dropped n second
game to the pittshurg Pirates. 6 TO
ana are now only three and one hail.
games 60 the good. To make the pen
naut mathematical certainty. the
Giants must win seven OF their re-
naming eleven games. However. the
Pirates with eight games on their
schedule, 10 nose out the leaders. mus,
f,nish the season without defeat
while the Giants win only FIVE OF their
games.
The Cubs and Phillies. and Clncin-
matt and the Boston Nationals. split
douhle-headers. and Brooklyn won
from 81. Louis In other National
League contests
In the American League. tho Ath-
letics defeated Chicago. 20 l. and
Boston took swatfest from Cleve-
land. Is 20 5. In the other games.
The Yanks open their final series
a. Cleveland today. while the Browns
face the Athletics. Washington at
Chicago. and Boston at Detroit are
other games In the American League
today.
Douhle-headers will be played be-
tween Cincinnati and Boston. and Chi
cago and Philadelphia. while the
Pirates continue their series with the
Giants az the Polo Grounds and ST.
Louis meets Brooklyn at Eboets Field
in National League contests today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS
TO BATTLE NEXT WEEK
Cherry and White Team Round
ing Into Shape Rapidly;
Large Crowds Out.

They look better every day." was
the optimistic remark OF Coach Harry
Ashton, yesterday after another days
routine, The successful results are
being shown daily by tho High grid
iron warriors after three weeks of
strenuous work and there IL no let up
In sight.
The Varsity team was drilled In
forward passing for fun half hour
yesterday. Az soon as the ends get
this art down II can be assured that
High should chalk up few touch
downs this season. Bobby Foulk.
Coach Ashton's right hand man. was
showing the Varsity men how Il
should he done. Bobby played on the
Alumni last Thanksgiving against his
charges at Harlan Field, and II the
fans can recall II, II was forward
that tripped the Varsity. The play
ers who spilled the Norsity's chances
on this play were George Hanley and
Harry Loose.
The men who were on the injured
list returned for practice yesterday
and all but Herb" White participated
In the scrimmage.
The teams staged scrimmage, but
neither team scored as each team was
given a number OF downs and each
side pulled Off several round trips of
offensive and defensive playing. The
scrubs line was trine weak yester-
day and as a result the Varsity backs
ripped large holes for big gains
through the first defense. While
Captain Stouts men had the pigslsin
they encountered little difficulty, al
though on several occasions the
scrubs stopped the Varsity would he
end runs The shining ligh, FOR the
scrubs was their forward passing
Jake" Topkis had big day and was
the scrubs most consistent gamer OF
ground.
The daily contests are drawing
many fans TO the field. The spec
tators are constantly on the field
around the teams and chances for end
runs are out OF the question. AS soon
as the field IN cleared and n play Is
run Off. back swarms tho crowd. The
visitors are perfectly welcome but why
they follow on the teams heels when
there is a concrete stadium where the
view Is just as good. is n puzzle.
Today will be the final practice for
| the week and the boys will take 1,
easy until the 25th. when the weel
opens for the final chance to make .
| berth for the Newark game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
SISLER BEST PLAYER.
Brown First Baseman's Name
to Head List in BassbaIrs
Hall Of Fame.

st. Louis, Sept. 22.-George II. Sis
Ter. brilliant first baseman for the ST.
Louis Browns. who yesterday was
awarded the American League trophy
offered by the club owners as a re-
ward TO the player who proved OF
the greatest service 10 his team during
the 1922 season, declared TO The AS
sonisted Press today that he hoped TO
duplicate his feat next year.
The name OF the local baseball idol
will be the first inscribed on the $780,
600 baseball monument. which is to
be erected by the American League in
Washington and which is to be pre-
sented TO the government as a memoir
ial 10 the national pastime and hall
OF fame for perpetuating the memory
Of It's greatest PLAYERS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
HOME RUN CONTEST.

Babe Ruth's home run yesterday
ran HIS total for the season 70 %.
four below the mark Of the two lead
ers. Hornsby and Ken Williams.
Bob Meusel was the other Yank 10 hit
for the circuit yesterday. Ills four
base blow gave him 16 for the season.
jacobson, Of the Browns. and Quinn,
OF the Red SoX. were the only other
American League sWatsmiths 10
drive one out Of the park yesterday.
Blgbee. Of tho Pirates. and Lebour-
veau and Parkinson, Of the Pills, got
homers I'm the senior wheel.
The leaders:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
ST. Thomas Defeats Stars.

The pick OF the City League failed
to measure up 10 expectations and
was defeated by the ST. Thomas club
last evening. at Harlan Field. to 0.
This was probably due TO a number
Of players not putting IN an appear
ance at the scheduled time. when
other players were substituted. The
Stars We're able TO collect only three
hits off sid" Manlove's delivery. An
other game will be played this even
ing at Harlan Field at $50. All men
scheduled TO play last nights game
are requested 10 be on hand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
At DELAWARE CITY
New Castle Stars Will TRY Con.
illusions There on Sep
tember 30.

Special Correspondence Evsrl rvenirs.
Delaware CITY. Sept 22rl-Tho ten
mis- matches scheduled forl Saturday
afternoon. between the INV castle
Tennis Club and the local cibb. on me
local courts. which we're 20 be me
first Of a series ~ such matches FOR
the championship ~ rural Now castle
county. have been postponed until
Saturday, September 60. on account -
the baseball game 20 bs played hers
between the married and single men
u the town.
As several ~ the crack tennis play.
ers win be playing ball. .ne local ten
MS manager, Ralph MuUgan. decided
to postpone tho matches until next
Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
DEFIANCE BULLDOGS DUE
FOR BIG WORKOUT TONIGHT

The Defiance Bulldogs are due for
another workout tonight at the Third
and Adams streets grounds. AS usual
o'clock will prevail as the starting
time for the preseason limbering up
activities.
A big squad still exists in the big
Purple teams camp. II is likely that
the pairing down of the outfit will
take place soon so that the final week
OF the workouts will be in secret.
The first scrimmage of the year is
scheduled for tomorrow with a local
team, but the identity of the OPP
ponents and the place of the scrim-
mage has not been mentioned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
NEWARK GOLFERS TO
COMPETE TOMORROW
Membership Increasing Weekly;
Course Popular and Will Soon
be Among Best.

Newark. Sept. 22.-F'or its first sea.
son the Newark Country Club has
been wonderfully successful. The
membership is increasing weekly and
considerable IL being spent on the
course, which 81 is predicted I'm the
course Of n year or so Will be one Of
the best nine-hole courses in the
country.
The match committee IN planning n
tournament for the women members
OF the club for the near future. There
are quite a number of women mem
bers and some of them are showing
great improvement ut the game.
Thlrty-two members have qualified
for the classes OF eight, In the tour
nament now going on. j. L. Arm
strong and DIR. w owen Sypherd
made the best qualifying score. 90.
Those qualifying. ana their scores, fol
low:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
BEST DAY So FAR TO
SHOOT RAIL BIRDS
Marshes Roundabout Delaware
City Mecca for Sportsmen
of This Section.

Special Correspondents Every Evening.
Delaware City, Sept. 22.-The rail
bird shooting was the best yesterday
of any day this season. The flood
tide was exceptionally high and all the
good hunting marshes were made
easier Of access.
Some OF the bags by local sports
men made yesterday were: Henry
Winchester. As; Walter Thompson, 80;
DR.. W. w. Ellis, so; Phillip and Eu-
gene Armstrong, 20.
AS the tide Will also be right for
shooting today, several OF the rail
bird enthusiasts stated they were
going out again today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
ELKTON DEFEATS DOVER
IN ONF-STDED BtTvTp

Elkton. Nd. Sept 22-Et'on took
the measure ~ the Dover team IN A
ones sided game here yesterday af'or-
noon. 20 ! Russell. wh. hurled Tor
the visitors had plenty ~ spool. hlt
the locals took fancy ~ h.s .aqoke"
bah and battered 8. 90 al corners q
the lot.
Shanner hurled alright ha'i. allow
ing but four hits. Tho batting ~ Russ
Smith and Patton featured mo garns.
The acorn-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
Leonard. white Bout on.

New York, Sept. 22.-The light
weight championship bout between
Benny Leonard. titleholder, and
Charlie White. OF Chicago. scheduled
at Jersey City. October 3, was In
definitely postponed today. Another
operation on Leonards jaw for bone
Infection was announced as the cause
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
No. ohio State

No
a through
orchards wnce his
3
why notYw a COACH hu.m football ma
pick
Buckeye machine $
This
formally opening
capacity the
plant one Of the big days Of Buckeye athletic history.
beat
Chicago and Michigan
another bold Conference championship.
slyer ends
State
workman
on"hor hand for tho baekh and there's
nashy
with Wilmer Isabel and Red Blair further
VIII plenty line help Tom
Young Dunlap
of gap
machnsts
regulars and with additional
any the Conference o
There will be double armtul
be struggling
for kingdom las
When combination material
the concluding answer Is fairly obvious
he Open.
In sporve there always number
waiting a, the
Southern open
championship Nashville next week when every leading nro from
Taylor from Great
Britain a deposit
golfer exceion.
start with
corresponding the line.
When
Herd Farrell
outside
Meade field will
The battle between Hagen and sarazen both great money a viii
feature but
capable providing
yond this
Most Of the
a
When Babe"
he supposed
Everest Of Swat Now in the
shoa left in the
knock for the pitching
various
elemen together
Ty Cobb will looking
his guady batting
S74 He will be almost he
his ast dred MILL
but the days a year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22

A colored pastor announced to his
congregation the following subject:
Brethren and sisters. Use gwine TO
preach a powahful sermon dis maw-
min Use gwine 20 define the undefina-
bic. Use gwine 10 explain the unex-
plainable. and Use gwine 10 unscrew
the unsuitable"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22

G. r. Gardner VS.. II. G. Bye.
w. o. Syphcrd VS.. y. r. Pie.
10. -. Wright We. J. Eflng.
Second Eight.
w. II. Baldwin Va. j.. j. Finnan.
G.. O. UouRhton VS.. G. J. Moore
10. II. vogt vs r. NJ. u. Foster.
G. w. Stfahorn w. j. y. Decker.
Third Eight.
Robert LOWS vs.. ". ~. Clark.
r.. w. Helm Va. w. A. Gibbs.
w. Berry VS.. w. A. staving.
w. G. Anderson vs.. G. o. Houghton
Fourth Eight.
u. V. CreFwell vs.. e. A. McCue.
j. +. Wright ys. G. w. Hawke.
a. T. Clark va {. a. Short.
w. G. Wilson VS.. W. A. Wilkinson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
DIAMOND STATE HOMING
CLUB HOLDS FIRST RACE

The Diamond State Homing Club
held its 1o0-mile young birds race
from Washington recently. The birds
were liberated by Fred Engle with a
strong north wind in their face. al
1895. The first homing arrived at the
loft OF Mr.. a. Walsh az 4.2l22. The
new members made a good showing.
especially Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Nut
all Results:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg AZ New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics. 6: Chicago. !.
New York, 8; Detroit. S.
Boston, Is; Cleveland, 5.
81. Louis. Z: Washington, s.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, s; Philadelphia, 6.
Philadelphia, 4; Chicago, .
(second game)
PittshunC, 6; New York. /.
Brooklyn. 8; So. Louis. /.
Cincinnati. 4; Boston, 2.
Boston. s.; Cincinnati. 2
second game).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

MEXICAN LLAGCE.
Philadelphia al ST. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
NATIONAL LRAGCk.
Cincinnati al Philadelphia
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
81. Louis at New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
SCORE BY TNNTNG

Elkton ..................... o O ? 2 2-7
Dover ......... o ! o q % o.
summary Two-base hits C0yle PAT
ton g. smith. smith Three-hsse hi+s,
r. Smith. Scheminant sfruck our Rus
sell. Shsnner. D. stolen bases. Peterson
and Howell. EMPIRES, AicGoWan and
R0ughman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22
Yds. Per Min

denotes diploma winners.
III. Springer. c. Pevna. +. Lane, W.
johnson. II. Sabatto, G. Fisher, J. Du-
gan, George Bacon. no report.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22

Medium Brown Hair looks best OF ~
after r. Golden Clint Shanfpoo.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-22

The pairings of the classes OF eight
for the matches to be played tomor-
row follow:
First Eight.
! p Armstrong Vs, II. l.. Bonham
The daily times., 1922-02-09
ROSES COTTON LETTER,

New York, Feb. 9.-The market
was unusually active at the opening
with trade quite general. One of the
features was heavy covering for the
South. Liverpool was seller and
there was also scattered selling on
Southern account but wire houses
were good buyers. Another feature
was new buying for Wall Street ac-
count. New Orleans bought and
there was also support from trade
interests and local operators. Mar
ket remained very quiet during mid
die of afternoon but held steady with
little change in prices. Wire from
Atlanta reports better spot demand
with business improving. Market is
q trading affair. Would advise sales
on bulges and purchases on dips
Rose and Son.
The daily times., 1922-02-09
TROUBLE IN IRELAND.

The fears of Ulster are being real
ized it would seem from our dis
patches with the division of Ireland
into two countries, Ulster on the
north and the Independent free state
on the south as the result of recent
agreements between South Ireland
and the English government. In
south Ireland there are great many
Unionists who are opposed to a .divi-
sion of Ireland, and it seems these
during the past few days have been
raiding Ulster and kidnapping Ulster
ties, probably in the hope of forcing
Ulster. to a union with South Ire
land. Since diplomacy has failed
force is to be used.
Sir James Craig, premier of Ul-
ster, gave it as his reason for not de-
string union with South Ireland
while the negotiations with England
were in progress that the two sec
tions of the country could not get
along together, and that if England
gave South Ireland her freedom
there would be a continual turmoil
between the two Independent Irish
states.
The daily times., 1922-02-09
DEATH LIST
REACHES FIVE

Richmond, Va, Feb. 9.-Discovery
of the body of E. F. Bush of Rich
mond in the ruins of the Lexington
hotel which was destroyed by fire
Tuesday morning brought the known
dead in the disaster to five. Bush's
head and torso were found in the
west portion of wreckage and was
identified by letters in a coat pocket.
The official list of the missing and
unaccounted for today was as fol-
lows:
D. E. Ames, Charleston, S. c.: T.
D. Poirier, Yonkers, N. Y; Samuel
Ash, Richmond; c e. Eberley, ad-
dress not given; T. R. Jones, Nor
folk; r. Kessler, address not given;
E. T. Cox, Richmond. Va; e. O..
Taylor, North Carolina; e. z. Har-
rell, address not given; w. III. Ken
non, address not given; c. w. Haw-
thorn, address not given.
The daily times., 1922-02-09
"CUNGER."

1t was not until this morning that
the veil of secrecy which has obscured
the real reason for the shooting of
Asa Keen by w. F. Evans, was lifted
sufficiently to understand. It develop
ed today that report that Evans
said he would cunger Mr.. Farmer in
order. to secure some of his property,
started the trouble though Mr.. Far
lner who is a prominent farmer and
very sensible man, promptly denied
that Keen had said anything of the
kind.
But there is no such thing as
Cunger." People have learned better
than that, and the most ignorant
realize that one cannot influence Won
to do things unless you want to obey.
The Lord gave every sane and SEN
sible man and woman mind to
think for themselves, and this idea
of cungering another is absolutely
without foundation.
OF course you can be brought un-
der the mental influence OF others
In other words one You have con1l-
The daily times., 1922-02-09
ket certainly has the appearance Of

KeI ceTt6luly udS Inc 6QpcdIduCe VI
going higher at the moment"
S. B. Chaplin and Co: I'VE look
for higher prices and would con-
tinue to favor conservative purchases
of the late months especially in the
event of any fresh set-backs.'
!. w. e. Arthur Shelton, Washing
ton: 'sThe south will probably use
all the fertilizers that can be paio
for and purchased with credit and
fertilizer sales will likely increase
as the season progresses and the
price of cotton advances"
Hubbard Bros. and Co: ."The mills
have temporarily withdrawn from the
market until the various strikes are
settled and they can see their way
clear to enter the market
Dallas wires Orvis Bro: Better
spot demnad. better feeling on the
trade shorts covering also better de-
mand for spots. Trade demand bet
ter parcels not offering future har-
dening."