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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13

Constance Bennett daughter of Richa I'd
Hennett. viii mako her first appearance a
n dancer on Tuesday night at the opening
OF tho now supper room Sale de La L,1ns
Of tho Knickerbocker Grill. where she
VIII dance with Basil Durant every eve
ming during her engagement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13

Gilbert Miller sails for Europe this
morning on the Olympic to look after his
theatrical enterprises in London and to
confer with playwrishts in France, Spain,
italy and Hungary. He will also attend
which no has read the manuscript and in
which he Is Interested. lie VIII return in
August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13

Constance Taimadgc in THE Primitive
Lover" and not tho May;haIl Nelan pro
auction entitled Fools First" will be the
A last minute change was made necessnry
because 1t was not poss:Dlo to obtain the
time. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13

Tho Rioters" which was seen last
sunday night at the Thirty ninth street
Theater. will be given for three perform
ancea in Stamford beginning Friday, May
r. 1t IN planned to bring the play 10
Broadway soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08
UN|ONTOWN QUIET;
COAL IS SHIPPED
Sixteen Carloads Of Coal Leave Troupls
Scene without Disturbance
Many Officers at Hand.

Sixteen carloads Of coal were shipped
from the Catherine stripping mine at
Iyniontown. Belmont county, this morn
ing without the sign OF dist'u'oa nee.
Sheriff Lynch and Deputy Sheriffs Don
Hardesty Ben Reher. W. w. Ralston.
s. s. Phillips, Edgar LaRoche and
Charles Lappert remained at the mine
from the time the loading started at s
o'clock this morning until o'clock
when the work was finished. Not
striker was at hand when the work
started and none came curing the
morning.
Col. Robert Haubrich u Columbus
who arrived on tho scene yesterday. Is
still At st. Clairsvllle. Unless further
DEVELOPMENTS Of a lawless nature make
their appearance soon. he believes no
troops will be sent to Belmont county.
He looked over the ields at Lafferty and
UnIontown yesterday afternoon and
found all quiet.
Sheriff Lynch Is spending most OF his
time around Un!ontown at present and
working on a thread that he believes
will lead TO the capture Of those re-
sponslble for the outbreak Monday eve
ming. So far there have been no ar
rests in the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08
WORLD SEN|-PRO CHAMPIONS
PLAY BAUERS HERE SUNDAY
LOCAL K|WANIANS
LOST HARD BATTLE

Tho Wheeling KiwanIan baseball
team. once victors over the fast Steu-
oenville kiwanis nine yesterday jour
neyed 10 Steubenvllle and was defeat
ed by team supposed to DE the Kiwan-
is club OF that city by the score Of SD
In remarka BILE exhibition up until the
ninth inning when an argument marred
the contest.
Owing 10 n misunderstanding on the
part OF the up the river club, who
thought the Wheeling team were not
going TO appear for the game and made
no arrangements with their players to
appear for the game they picked up a
team TO battle the locals. The team
the represented the up th-river club was
not made up of Kiwanis members but
Of the best semi-pro players OF that
city.
The local aggregation made no kick
on this announcement but played the
game and had tho up-the-rtver boys ION
the wagon" in the ninth with the score
81 In their favor. In tho last half OF
that inning Steubenville scored one
run with two out when Beans Coaching
for the locals tag the next man for the
third out and returned the ball 10 the
field but the umpire called the man safe
and three more men counted during the
argument that followed which gave
them the game.
Another game will be played in tho
near future. between the two teams but
this time both teams will be the kiwan
is clubs and no picSups Is yesterdays
game. II has not been announced where
the game will be played bur IL is
thought all arrangements will be given
out in the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08
SHADYSIDE

Friends Of the bride here have re-
ce!ved cards announcing the maria ge
Of Miss NADIA Caldwell, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hudson Caldwell OF Powhatan
to Mr.. David Mowder Of Alledonia. The
bSde was formerly a frequent visitor
here At tho home Of her cousin, Mrs.
Dale Thomas OF Central avenue Mr..
and Mrs. Mowder will he at home in
Alledonia after the first Of August.
Mrs. Q. Klnsey and Mrs. Andrew
Kerns OF Bellaire spent Wednesday here
as guests Of Mrs. y. u, Schramm Of
Lincoln avenue.
The Shadyside bank has this week In
stalled n handsome new seven-ton door
on It's vault and placed l0O new safety
deposit boxes for the convenience of
the public. The work Of removing the
old vault door and putting the new one
In place occupied several worSmcn
from Thursday morning until late last
night.
Mrs. Joseph Burkhart and Mrs. Florts
Schafer spent yesterday in st. Clairs-
VILE attending 10 matters pertaining
to the securing OF the Ohio soldiers
bonus due from deceased relatives.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the Christian church met Thursday
evening at the home Of Mrs. J. 7. Fra
lev on West Thirty-nlnth street. Joint
hostesses with Mrs. Fraley were Misses
Mary Thompson and EvanEcline Plue-
bell.
Master Fred Truax NJ Columbus Is
visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Schramm. OF Central avenue.
Harry I,easure Of West Forty-hfth
street has purchased a new Ford tour
ing car.
Master Charles Monahan and his
cousin. Miss Leona Monahan. NJ West
ThIrty-s!xth street are visiting relatives
at Reallsv'lIe this week.
Little Miss Genevieve Hoskinson,
daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs. William Hos
kinson ~ T.eona avenue, entertained n
party or playmates Yesterday afternoon
n celebration OF her tenth birthday
anniversary.
The meeting Of the womrn's Bible
class Of the Presbyterian church. which
was 70 have been held next Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Laura
Davis on East Thirty-eighth street. has
been postponed until August.
G.. NJ Uncommon Of West FIrty-
fourth street Is repairing and repa!nt-
Ing his residence
Mrs. W n Wiley NJ Lincoln avenue
has returned from a visit OF two weeks
with friends In Woodsheld.
Mrs Floyd T. Latham Of Grandview
avenue entertained 90 friends on thurs
day evening in compliment to her
cousin. Mrs. Elmer Archer. who was a
bride Of June. The nartv was arranged
ass shower for the guest Of honor. who
was thu recipient Of many lovely gifts.
on Wednesday NJ. n Jones. real
estate dealer sold tho property Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08
HOOVER MEETS
BERESF ORD IN
SCULL|NG FINAL

Henley on Thames. July 7.--tBy the
Associated Press walter VI. Hoover
the American amateur scullinS cham
plon. tomorrow will meet J. Bcresford.
Jr.. OF England. In the final OF the
classic diamond SOULS. Hoover won HIS
way into the final to-day By defeating
4. Baynes, OF Australia. while Reresford
survived the semi-finals by winning
over Blyth. the oxford champion. Roth
won easy victories to-day. Hoover nav
Ing the faster time. The American row.
ed his heat In minutes. rs seconds.
while Beresford won in 10 minutes, Z3
seconds.
Bayrcs rowed with 4 long powerful
pull which he maintained evenly 70 the
finish. Hoover's quicker stroke and
more rapid arm movement seemed 10 DC
the winning factor. as Bayncs was no
more spent than was the American AT
the finish.
After the race Hoover declared the
contest with Bayncs was much easier
than were the Philadelphia matches In
the United Staates. He said that after
the first half mile OF to-day's race II
was not necessary TO give his best 10
maintain the lead. which he Increased
from halt legnth ut the one-quarter
mile to three lengths at the finish.
Beresford, who has rowed . on the
Thames since he was ~ years old and
who won the diamond SOULS In 1922. -
looked on by the American champion as
a most worthy opponent In the final con-
test tomorrow. The Englishman's style
has been compared to that Of Bayne's.
he has a very powerful stroke.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08
FOLLOWERS or MoUTTArNEBES
oVEB T" CRALHD FIELD
SETS TONGUES wA9GING
Veterans OF Last Years squad Are Be-
ing DtDcussed-ptscuss Now Comers

MorEantown, July 7.-(SpectaD-The
arrival Of DR.. {. W. Spears who will
servo this fall his second season as
head coach OF the West Virginia Cn..
versity football team has started foot
oau tongues waggins and from this
dime Till training camp begins at Jack
sons Mills about the arst week in Sep
tenn Der. the local curb" will Do fully
supplied with dope"
Already speculation "a to the mater
:ai availa BILE for the team has begun and
Las resulted in an announcement or. the
veterans available. This announcement
made By Director Stansbury today
shows that 81 men will return 10 the
University this fall who were members
Of the Varsity squad last fall The
Varsity squad averaged about thirty
i've mon during the season and the re-
turn OF thirty-one means that the per-
centage is practically unanimous. The
only mcG Of consequence TO be lost to
the team are Captain Bob Hay and Joe
Harrick. both l!ncmen. Without oeltt-
tleing the ability of this pair. 4 can be
said that lInemen could have been
spared Ear more easily than backheld
men,
The thtrty-one veterans 10 return In
clude IL backs. l3 l!nemen and ends,
as follows: Backs: Martin. Simon. Crav-
err, SNardacci. Bowers. Heller. Stinebeck-
er. George Hill. Lyle, Steve Harrick.
Johnston and Barteu. Linesmen: Cap
tain Russ Meredith. Setron. Tallman.
Phil Hill. Qulnlan. Fuccy. Howard.
Clarke. Buchoveckrs. Lyall. Harold.
Marsh and Deem. The Ends are. PIERCE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08
LITTLET0N

L. P Carney OF Clarksburg vas O
business visitor here Thursday.
Fred Funk Of Fairmont Is visiting
his grandfather here for few days
PRESLEY Church. who Is employed Al
Morgantown spent the Weekend WIFE
his parents here.
Miss Nell Cumberlldge spent TUESDAY
with friends at Hundred
Mrs. J. c. Mathew was shopping q
Wheeling Monday.
Edwin CLANCY left Wednesday eve
ming for Arkansas City, Kan. where
he has accepted a position.
Mrs. Archie Jackson was shopper
in Wheeling Monday.
William Xix left Wednesday for Ar.
kansas City. Kan, where he Will be en-
ployed.
Margaret and Josephine Zillers was
visiting their sister. Mrs. Horner ray
lor at Hundred Tuesday.
Francis Freshwater of Golfers Is VS.
iting relatives here for 4 few days.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Sole returned
home Tuesday after spending several
DAYS with their son in Bridgeport, o.
Mrs. Peter Henderson spent Thursday
with friends In Hundred.
Mary Slider was shopping In Wheel
ing Thursday.
Mabel Haugh, was visiting friends In
Hundred Thursday.
Josephine Tlllers returned to West
Liberty after spending the weekend
here with her father.
Melvin Earnest spent Tuesday In
Hundred calling on friends.
Lewis Hatfield Of Wheeling Is visit
Ing his mother, Mrs. Molle Hatfield for
a few days.
Mrs. Clyde Footh was visiting rela-
tives in Burton Tuesday.
Ralph Gould OF Warrington was a
business caller here Thursday.
Misses Katherine and Sarah Carlson
OF Warrington returned home after
spending several days here with rela.
tives.
Ray Sole Of Wheeling Is visiting his
parents here.
Jessie Anderson ~ Knobfork spent
Tuesday here with friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08

dren OF Warwood spent tho Fourth with
his brother Chas. and family at Cam
eron, Ohio.
Frank Rose and Clarence Walter Wis
tied friends at Kent, Ohio. over tho
Weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Maury Of Wash
,ngton, Pm. were with relatives here
over tho Fourth.
Miss Arada Herman spent tho Fourth
with friends at Moundsvilie.
Mrs. r. w Thaw aud son of Akron.
Ohio, were the guests Of her parents
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Rea. for several
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Yesiser OF Mar
over tho Fourth.
Jacob Herman spent the Fourth at his
home here.
Mrs Harry Day and son. Zorn OF
Wheeling same down Saturday for a
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Humphrey and
daughter have returned from visit
with his parents at Basic City. Va.
Mrs. Dupre and daughter, Hiss MIL
dred, Of Wheeling. were guests At the
Thomas home over tho Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Tschnppat'
and two children OF trichsvilic. O.
arc visiting relatives III to"H'
Misses Merle Mozena. Elaine ard
Elizabeth I!tten and Emma kanufer
were Mt Woodsf!ed. O.. SATURDAY..
Edgar Kelley and family nj Beth
esda, Ohio. were here the Fourth.
Gus Muhleman Of Martins Ferry. O..
was visiting relatives and friends here
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Overbaugh Of ST. Glars.
willie spent the Fourth with Mr.. mad
Mrs. John Blager.
Rev and Mrs L. G. Pfeiffer of Beth
ell and w: G. Knipe and wife or this
place are spending 10 day vacation
at Niagara Falls
The Ladies' Aid Society or the Evan
gelical church was entertained by Mrs
I.snore Habermely last Wednesday AZ
ternoon at her home on Front street
| Clyde Mallory and family of Akron
Ohio, are guests Of his parents MIR. and
Mrs. W. J. Mallory and family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08
GIANTS READY
FOR WHEELING
NINE TOMORROW
DANCER or NEW YORK CANCEL
LING II PAST, ALTHOUGH
TEAM Is HARD PRESSED
Mul1Arksy Returns After Chat with
T1erpey with Assurance Of First
Striking yGan Playing

With the coming OF Sunday. but one
day away. interest in the game Sunday
between the New York Giants and the
local CaSays continues at a fever heat
Men who haya not been TO see game
In years have expressed their intention
70 be on hand 10 see the Worlds Cham
pions Of last year and the leaders OF the
National League this year show the To-
calls how the great national gams In
PLAYED.
H E. Muliarkey who Is connected
with the management OF the Caseys.
vas IN Pittsburgh yesterday and talked
with J. J. Tierney secretary Of the New
FORK Nationals, who reiterated the
statement that they would put their
arst string men on the field for sundays
game. They had talked the possibility,
ne said. OF cancelling Sundays game
NJ wheeling on account of their play
Ing a double header Monday. but that
dus to the influence OF "MugSsy" M
r;raw. who has warm spot in his heart
for the X. OF @. the idea was ahan-
5oned and the game will take place as
promised.
This assures the fans an opportunity
seldom given TO exhibition towns Of
seeing the real first string men OF q
National League Club. not to mention
me leaders OF the League. in a game
that will not count In the standing OF
ne team at the finish OF the season.
In addition 10 all the stars that have
been mentioned In previous articles. tho
Giants will have another In Tom Davis
e PITT who made the all American
-ootbaIl team last year and who r. now
With the team. McGraw is expecting
great things OF Davies and there Is r
possibility OF the local fans seeing him
in action In Sundays game at River
view Park.
The street car company have made
arrangements to handle the monster
crowd that will no doubt be on hand.
Extra cars will be provided and short
waits between cars will be the idea In
conveying the crowd 10 and from the
park In addition the Steamer Ironton
will make trips from the Forty-third
street landing and will convey their
passengers 10 Bella!re and enwood after
the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08
Two Fast South side Amateur Teams
Will Clash Tomorrow
Afternoon.

The Vance baseball team will meet
the Yankees nine Of the South Side, on
Sunday afternoon. OF the Twenty sixth
street grounds The game viii be called
at 3 o'clock sharp anc large crowd Is
expected TO attend the attraction.
The Vance team has beer going good
Of late. winning nine out OF their last
thirteen games played and are confident
they can take the scalp OF the Yankee
aggregation. Both teams have been
practicinG hard for the contest and are
reported to be in the best of condition
for the fray. Neither Of the teams have
announced their lineups but II Is = well
known fact they both will have their
strongest lineup on the field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08
GIANTS WIN AGAIN

The Little Giants came back a. the
Alhambras and covered up their defeat
Of June with a victory yesterday. Tho
game was hard fought throughout and
was not decided until the ninth inning
when the Little Giants brought In three
runs putting them In the lead which
the Alhambras could not overcome,
Johnson. the Little Giants twirler.
was at his best yesterday allowing but
a few scattered hits and walking none.
The Little Giants started the season
bad. but are now knocking everyone out
Of their path and arc on their way 10
be leader of the Glass league,
Score hy innings r. n. r.
Little Giants 800 OILS n03-l1 is II
AIhamhras go. 'o43 100 o2O--lo IL -
Batteries--Little Giants, johnson and
DOYLE: Alhambras, Mamula and Con-
nelly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08
MINERS SCORE IN
EVICTION CASES
Suits Brought by Norgsntown Coal
Company Observation-Disclosures
Party Served SummonsSG

Morgantown. w. Va. July 7-EvL,tion
suits brought by tho New England Fuel
and transportation company 70 obtain
possession OF fifteen houses at !ts Ever
e,tville mine from striking miners
were dismissed here today by JuStiIe.
of the Peace 8. 4. Posten. because thu
civil summonses In the case had ben
served by a special officer Of the In
dian Creek and Northern railroad COM
pany. which is owned by the same IN
i.rests that control the coal company.
Tha magistrate sustained an objection
raised by George P. Stewart Of Charter
ers. that the officer who served the PR.
cosses was an interested party" ard
was no; eligible. under West Virginia
supreme court decisions, TO serve tina
paycrs. counsel for the coal company
announced new SUNNI onses would be is
sued and served Immediately by . ncn-
stable OF the magistrates court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08
FASTEST CONTEST OF ENrIRE SEA-
RON ExYEcrED AT FULTON LOT
TOMORROW AFTERNOON.
10th Teams Strengthened Corstdsrsol,
and Record crov6 sure 10
SEQ Big Battle.

Beaver Falls world scmi-pro champs
are back tomorrow for game with the
Bauers. This tilt Is regarded as rne
most important OF the season for the
local stars. Tho Seaverttes have added
new blood TO their already strong out.
fit and send word. they are ready to
add another scalp TO the long list COM
piled,
Jimmy Bceson. for the past five
years star OF the biggest independent
teams representing Youngstown, and
who played ~ game or two for the
Bauers a year or so ago. will be seen
at short-rop for Beaver Falls. while the
-edoub table Kelly has been shifted to
TIE oGUield Mcbride. the tall bird
WHO whales EN- mile. will play first
The Bauers will sport somewhat re-
arranged club. Win new man on
hird base. ard McCLnnon at short. the
- ,1fTeld shorld BE- IN parfeCt running or
der. Other changes are expected but the
n anagement refuses 20 disclose same
Until game time. Beatty In all proba-
hility- will he the nitch!ng choice.
Beaver Fails has been winning con-
tistently here % late. defeating the
class OF Western Pennsylvania with
marked regularity. They have added
Polk. a star moundsman. and with Pear
san and Shepanski. boast OF a trio o.
slabmen hard 10 heat on any indepenu-
ent nine. II is likely that Pearson Will
hurl against the Rauers. due 10 his ex-
cellent start here about month ago.
With fair weather predicted the man
agement Is counting upon a whopper
turnout Despite the fact that Il ulg
league club viii appear In the vicinity
the usual Dig following at Bauers' PARK
Is counting upon seeing 4 real ball game
In other words contest. Great inter
err hinges upon the outcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08

Ralph Scott on Lincoln avenue 10 MI
ard Mrs. william Shepherd of Bealls-
Vile. The consideration was S4,50O'
Mr.. Shepherd and family Will come
here this fall TO reside.
John Nikolaus OF Alice avenue Is haV-
Ing his residence repa!nted.
Little Miss Evelyn Leo OF steuoen'
Vile has been spending the week al
A guest OF Mrs. Ola Bartrus Of Lincoln
avenue.
Mrs. Atwood and son Of Bndicott' n
Y. who had spent several days here
ns guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. GIBBS
Of Lincoln avenue and other relatives
have returned TO their homo
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rays OF Tim. o.
spent the week here with Mt. and MIS-
J. DI Roscoe OF North Central avenue
Mrs. Kays will remain here and IN
Bellaire most OF next month though
Mr.. Rays will return to his business
the first Of next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08
PIRATES BUY ELSH;
MOKAN IS TRADED

Sioux City. Iowa. July T.s.-Sale Of Roy
Fish, Sioux City wester League out
fielder. 70 the Pittsburgh Pirates for
Outf,elder John NOLAN. two other rt',a-
burgh players and cash ronS!d"rA''on
involving approximately Sl6.cnn ssn-
nounCed to-day Ivy "th!CI M''cc&-
manager Of the local club.
Fish who Is playing his ttrst OF pro-
fessloral baseball will report to the
Pirates tier the Saturday game hare
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08
PLAY Al FERRY

The l.aBenr baseball! team II the
south side will journey TO Martins FerrF
Sunday afternoon and croSs RATS with
the. fast Burlington y. &. or that place
All LaI3e!lc players are requested 6"
be at the club on the south side mot
later than one O'Clock so as 10 MAKE
the trip to Ferry In a body at that time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08
ARRIVAL OE SPEARS SETS 6OSS|P
GOING OVER STATE GRID PROSPECT

Nm. Graham. Hawkins. Kiser. CARED
and Mcdonald.
Eofberg Big Gun"
I, "a no secret that Gus EckoerE who
played halfback ro- the university OF
Minnesota In 1920 and served year OF
residence at West Virginia last year
playing little. with the Freshman
team simply to keep IN shape. Is the
real hope" OF tho Mounta!neerS Tor
this fall Eckberg was all-WeStern'
weighs 1855 and demonstrated on numer-
Gus occasions last fall tina; he has tho
punch" which the Mourtaineer back
fcld lacked. Pat" Quarles who was
at wesleyan in 1920 Is another inelig-
ible who will help next fall. being
l!nemen OF the highest class. vernon
Bernard center on the 1920 Freshmen
team who was looked upon as the logi-
cal man for center last fall I'll an at
tack OF appendicitis cut him orr; and
Casseu Mowrey, the big ClarksburE
High youth. are two other additions CT
real value.
freshmen Good
From the freshman squad too. will
come some valuable material. especially
Clarity. Murphy, Craddock. and MILL
ken. back: and Captain Dilcher, Friend.
Mckee, Pinkney. and Street. linemen.
Clarity. Murphey. Plnkney and Lilcher
are regarded as especially promising In
this bunch. while the whole Freshmen
squad OF IS men will be available Tor
training camp and some good men not
at present heralded may turn up.
The Mountalncers, too. are drawing In
ever increas sing numbers from the West
Virginia High schools and already
score or more OF the leading gridiron
lights among the high school youths
have stated that they are candidates for
admission to training camp. II now
appears that Coach Spears biggest task
will be TO select this summer the men
to be taken to trai-ing camp. altho this
may be partially solved by ncreastng
largely the number 10 be taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08
MARRIED MEN LOSE
Regulars Of Kahn Club Defeated Nor
ried Non Last Evening.

The Kahn club baseball team last
night defeated the Married Mems team
of the club by the score OF "a In we'll
played game on the Twenty-sixth street
grounds. The feature OF the game was
the hard smuggling Of Ebberts and tho
one-handed catches OF HUGH for the
married men.
The following is the score by Innings:
Married Men $500. lO2 Olh w 5
Kahn club ..... 10t oil % 10 :
Batterles-Ray and Ebberts; Heller
and DunleVY.