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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
TROUBLED WITH WEAK KIDNEYS

Have been troubled with weak kidneys since cidIdhood." writes Mrs. c. Hyde Benzonia, Mich. "Now past 40 and have had terrible haekache and that tired out feeling, hardly able to do my work. By using Foley Kidney Pills accompanied with Foley CathaTtic Tablets soon felt like new person" Bsckache, rheumatic pains, disSiness and blurred vision are symptoms of kidney trouble. Foley Kid ney PiIA give quick reNef. Lee < Os- good Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

have been saved, but who died wfnu waiting for e vacancy.
 The state tuberculosis commission IS going before the next legislature to ask for more money to build a b gger firep-oof building and to acquire more land so that those children will be safe from the danger of fire and will have room to run and play.
 Before closing I would like to intro dUce our two little patients whom you have invited here today as your guests. At the conclusion yi Or. D'Brien's Tn. struotive talk lie answered numerous ] questions and nds gITGn a rising vots
 of thanks Seateu at the centre tabls ! were Miss Nelhe r. Eippea. the head nurse of the Sea Side and two of thC ! little patients as guests of the ciUO.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
Christmas Baskets For Poor,

The welfare department of the U. S. Submarine Baat will on Saturday send out 45 Christmas baskets to the poor of New London and vicinity. This is following the annual custom of the de- partment to provide for the needy on the holiday.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
DarlinE-Rc.d EnraEement.

Annorncoua7r has been made of the engagement Of Mrs. Adam Reid, formerly of this city. to Fred Darling. of Minneap- oils. The marriage is to take place in the early spring. Mr. Darling. who is a widower. is a prominent banker of Minneapo7Is. and an infuen-
 tial citizen in that ciry. The couple are to make their home ;n Minneapolis
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

Turtles are fond of tomatoes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
.HUGUS PLAYS
GREAT TENNIS
wheeling Star furnishes Ono OF Big
Surprises At Mountain Park
Tourney-Another Test Today

Mountain Lake Park, Md. Aug. IL
Perfect weather permitted the play
Ing In tho Western Maryland tennis
tournament 10 reach the finals today.
Beginning In tho morning, the finals
will he run OF IN the mixed doubles.
ladies' doubles. ladies singles Mems
singles and mems doubles. Nothing in
the past has approached the playing m
this years tournament and the excellent
performances OF all TIE players have
been attracting more than capacity
crowds
One surprise resulted in today's play
when Wright Hugus, OF Wheeling, by
mastery stroklnG and steadincss. won
from John Brown, OF Connellsville.
after tossing the first set. In br!lliancy
Baker and Adams, OF yesterday. Vet
there has been very little better tennis
exhibited on the mountain courts.
Saturday. West Virginia and Pennsyl-
vania will clash for final honors when
Hugus. Of Wheeling. and Sawin, Of
Pittsburgh. will night It out for posses
sion OF the thrcc-year bowl IN mems
singles In ladies' singles. Miss Heyl,
OF Washington and Ruhl. OF ClarkshurG,
Will again contend. For the honors in
mems doubles. IL will be another Penn
slyvania pair against West Virginia.
Adams and Hawin meeting HuGus and
Bowie In ladies' doubles. Miss Rcal
and Wright will meet Miss Heyl and
Mrs. Ruhl. Summary:
Mems singles:
Hugus heat Brown. 6-S. 6-o, 81.
Sawn heat Baker. @-6, 6-l, 10.
Mems doubles:
Kobblcgard and Rapp beat Rudission
and Blain ga. 6-3.
Adams and Sawin beat Kobblebard
and Rapp 6-3. 81.
Hugus and Bowie beat. Spe!cher and
Outright 60, GA.
Ladies' doubles. Bcal and Wright beat
the Misses Harris 6-l, SO.
Hcyl and Ruhl beat Ogden and Hat
tofield 6-l, 60.
Mixed doubled. Miss Beal and Bowie
beat Mrs. Ruhl and Rapp. 60. 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
FRED DEEM ON
ATHLETIC BOARD
At UNIVERSITY
Prominent Young clarksburg Attorney
Will Prove Very Popular
Appointment

MorEantown. Aug. 11.-(SpecialD ~lt
was announced here tonight that tred
s. Deem, OF Clark3hurg, w. Va. has
been appointed by the Alumni Athletic
committee to act as Its representative
on tho West Virginia University attn
letic board Of control. which 10 the gov
ernng body OF things athletic here.
Deem graduated with tho class OF
1915 and Is now a prominent young at
torney at Clarksburg. while student
here he took an active interest IN the
various campus activities and IN MS
senior year was elected 10 serve az
student -mem ber OF the board 10 which
ne has just been appointed. He Is
therefore. thoroughly familiar with the
inner workings OF that body and will be
able to take his place on the several
committees without delay. lie is also
4 member OF the school board at Clarks-
burg.
When an undergraduate here Deem
composed the words OF Hail, West Nir-
Einia," the Mountaineers' famous fGh:
and march song. The popularity Of this
battle song il growing each year and II
has recently been reproduced on phono-
graph records. 1t Is sung wherever
West Virginia students gather and Is
now the official song OF the university.
Deem succeeds Jackson Arnold, 90, OF
Charleston. the superintendent Of the
state police, who was appointed in Janu-
airy to fll the uneXpired term OF the
late Stephen C. Jackson. His appoint
ment takes effect Immediately and he
will begin his service at the next meet
ing OF the board. which will gather
soon after tho opening OF school. He
has been identified with several recent
important moves fthe alumni and is
one OF West Virginia's most loyal
graduates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
]IDGE lands HAS TANGIBLE
CASES UPON WHICH TO WORK

trades that certain clubs were In the
financial grin OF certain other CLUBS
The same suspicion attaches In the
other league. il Is known TO exist III
the International
II one club owes another so much
money that the club financially stronger
can force a trade or exchange, then !; IS
ouite time that we cease considering
baseball rs a sport and consider 1t pure
il from an amusement standpoint. II
baseball is TO be so arranged that only
the clubs that have the larger bank
rolls arc 10 have n chance Tor cham-
pionship 1t Is certainly time That the
public grew wise.
"Nig" Cuppy and Vic Munoz Pass Out.
At the risk Of making this column
seem like an obituary, II is necessary to
chronicle the passing out Of two men
who have been famous figures IN the
sporting world over in Elkhart. Ind
the other day there died a man who in
his day was one OF the most famous or
all pitchers lie was George 'uppN-
perhaps YOU will remember him better
MS mig" He was one Of the old school
Of slow bah pitchers. studious, thinking
out every ritcfcd ball. and famous be-
cause he was perhaps the Slowcst
pitcher in the history Of the game. Cup
ny seldom pitched n game hnuer wv"
and a half hours and often ran over
three hours. Yet he pitched extremely
rev balls. | have sen him walt ana
study hattcrs for fully two minutes be-
fore hcavirE the pellet up 10 tho plate,
ard usually before he pitched me bat
ter was no nervous and irritnted he
could not hit no matter what was pitch
cd II" was past master OF the urt or
glow ball pitching. great student or
hattcrs and like many of the rad
hourn .Griffith-Dwy type OF pitcher he
had an extremely deceptive motion In
ritchinE his fast ball. so that II came
TO the Mate much faster than his mo-
ton indicated Il would.
The other who passed out was Senior
Victor Munoz. sporting editor Of "El
Mundo'' for years and afterward sport
ing editor ~ 'Dario de Ia Marine" In
Cuba Niator was the father Of sport.
md in Havana he occupied a position
that was unique In sport. He was the
final authority on sporting subjects IN
Latin America. and almost as well
known In the United States as In Cuba.
Victor was one Of the best beloved
Of all figures in sport. and his loss
sewers II real bond between the United
States and Cuba.
downright, 1922. the Now York Even
Ing RNl)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
the CASEyS ENTERTAIN
NEWARK AGGREGATION
One Of FASTEST sem1-pro Clubs In Ohio
Invades Rivervisw Park Sunday.

The team that the Caseys play at
RivcrvIew Park, Sunday. hatlinG from
Newark. Ohio. is one OF the fastest
teams in semI-pro ball IN the country.
Their pitching staff ranks with the best
that can he found on any Independent
club and the balance OF the team
measures up TO the hurlers in every
way.
The three pitchers who compose their
staff are Seesholtz. Peart and McCar-
thy. Seeshoitz was with the Akron
General Tires last year. Peart halls
from London. Ont, IN tho Canadian
League. while Mccarthy was with the
Newport News team in tho Virginia
league.
Among the teams the Newark Club
has met and defeated this year arc: the
Lancaster White Sox, Marion. Dayton.
NJ. Vernon. pelewarc. New Lexington.
Mansfield. New Philadelphia and Shell
by. All the above are teams represent
ing Ohio towns and this is their first
opportunity to test their strength
against West Virginia club.
The game tomorrow will be started
at the regular time, three o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
Nv HUGH PprhERToN.

Judge lands at last has tangible
cases upon which 10 work. The recent
trade" or sale" or whatever II was
between the Boston Red Sox and the
New York Yankees Is too acute a case
Of violation Of the rules OF dccency and
right dealing in baseball to be over
looked.
The immortality. from sporting
standpoint, Of a deal such as that just
consummated Is equal almost to throw
ing games or to fixing races. at least
in the eyes OF tho sporting public.
There has been for many years an
lnelstent and growing demand upon the
baseball authorities that trading or sell
ling Of players during the playing sea-
son be stopped entirely or curtailed.
We have been promised every year that
such deals would be forbidden. The
leagues have enacted legislation re-
stricting such trades. Yet they CON
tinue. The sending OF stars to team
which. on paper. outClasScd at least six
Of the teams In the American league
because, through bad management ana
lack Of discipline. 1t has been failing.
is rotten sport smanship and practically
pure commercialism. To permit thu
BOSTON team 10 sell stars 10 a rival
club at this stage OF the pennant race
Ia nothing more or less IMAM SlfalBnt
attempt to purchase a championship.
Lands Against Practice
1t Is certain that Commissioner Lam
dis Is strongly against such practices
He has expressed himself stcrnly and
has tried to rout out the commercial
spirit. Yet Il appears that some OF the
club owners. and among them some who
were most strongly In favor of elcctinG
Judve Iandis TO the head Of baseball
and giving him supreme power. refuse
to follow his ideas as 10 what conSti-
tutcs sportsmansh!p
Frazee. OF course. is not pleased be-
cause tho Boston public practically Is
on strike against him and his club. But
the matter should be investigated much
deeper. There has been a growing be-
lief that the relations between the New
York and the Boston clubs are not en-
tirely those OF rivals.
In fact. the time has come when the
American and National leagues must
have showdown on the question Of
ownership Of their hall clubs. and Judge
Lands must be armed with power TO
examine into the financial relations be
tween club owners.
In the National league there has been
a strong suspicion. not entirely due TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
YANKEES TO DILLONVILLE

The Yankees Of the South Side Win
journey to Tiltorvilie Sunday, where
they will clash with the strong Ath.
letics one Of the best games OF the year
is looked for. The Yankees have osen
travelling at 4 fast pace this season,
holding Victories over some OF the beai
semi-pro teams in the valley. Thton.
willie also has fast club and promises
TO make It mighty interesting FOR the
South Siders when they meet Sunday.
The Yankees held practice last eve
ming on the Twenty-sixth street
grounds and are reported In fine shape
FOR hard game Sunday.
Coppenger or Spring will be on The
firing line for the Yankees with Pet
ferman on the receiving end.
The following players are rsaussted
10 report at Twenty-sixth street Su:'-
day at o'clock: Sharp. PfeffermHn.
CoppenEer. Spring, Bell, Phillips. Larue.
Helmbright. Brinkman, Davis. Thsnas,
Flatley and Riggs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
SIR ROCHE SUFFERS
FIRST YEAR DEFEAT
Reaten ut North Randall by MAJ ARs'
pIllon-Two Drivers suspendeo
BY Judges.

North Randall, Cleveland. O., Aug,
,1ISir Roche met his first defeat OF
,hs season here today when he f'h'sntu
behind Margaret Dillon. driven az"
,nnn.,a ~. " horseman, in the free
for all pace. Margaret Dillon won IN
straight heats.
The American sportsman sweepstakes
FOR tbrce-vear-6ld PAGERS went to refer
Etawah. also driven by Murphy. Inc
gcldtng won easily in straight neat.
After finishing first in the first heat
Of the Els trot. TCumpator was ar
,anced in The second. The event l'na'
" went to Talla lIatchie' H,ler In'
r,,,ish ~ the las, event, the Judges an
nr,,nred that drivers, Marvin Chi:ds
aud Harry Stokes, had been suspende"
for their unsatisfactory drive OF BinB'
cnwood. Jr.. in the ":l2 pace "edncs-
daN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
ANOTHER BOY WANTS
TO BOX IN WHEELING
Young Rogers, Of Schenectady, new
York, Wants to Appear In
Local Shows
81 Park Ave, Albany. y. T..
August 10. 1922.

81 Park Ave, Albany, y. l.
August 10. 1922.
Sporting Editor, The Intelligencer'
Wheeling. W. Va.
SIR
For long time have been DESTROYS
of showing my promising little bantam.
Young Rogers. Of Schenectady. before
tho fans Of Wheeling and let them
Judge for themselves whether or not he
Is entitled 10 n crack at the bantams
now yelling for n crack at Joe Lynch
crown
Rogers. without a doubt. is one OF the
most pleasing lighters 10 watch In &C
ton that one could see. Always on the
go-with no lost motion and giving the
fans real fighting. What more could
one want?
At Rochester. Syracuse, Utica, Albany,
and Troy rings. Rogers Is recognized as
one Of the best boys. He has boxed
Tommy Taylor. Joe Hall. Sammy Butts.
Sid Bernard, Willie O'Toole. Patsy Ru-
bIno. Joe Sobbie. Kid Blair, Freddie
Thompson. Joe Baker. Kid Willis and
many others. His next bout Will be
August 81 for 10 rounds before the
Knickerbocker A. G.. Of Albany: his op-
ponent to be Kid Blair. OF Utica,
should like nothing better than TO
bring Rogers down to Wheeling and let
him box Bernie Hahn or any other good
boy that the promoters want us to meet
might mention that my lightweight
star. Red Mack Is boxing frankie Rice.
Of Baltimore. for IL rounds at Cumber-
land. Md, August Il. Mack Is also
practically signed to meet Willie Jack
son for 12 rounds at the Albany club
August 2S.
With the best Wishes Of Young Rogers
and myself to the Wheeling fans and
hoping TO show our wares In your city
soon. ! remain.
Sincerely,
JIMMIE Belts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
TRIPLE PLAY STAGED
BY BOSTON RED SOx
walter Johnsou'u Bat ana stronS HN''
However, Bring WashingVoh
victory BY to 4.

Ros,on. Aug. 1l.-Wa!tcr Johnson
ba, scored three runs for asnIhs.o.'
tn.day WIN his team defeated eoSlo.,
5,ot In The ninth. the Red SoN s'aseu
n triple play. To start this lnn'hk' s t
md S. Harris singled. oh we n.s
bitch Milan hunted In 'front.' OF w, 49,.
Ruel threw to Ptttenger AT p,,r,s
Im .t.,na Milan Burns returned the ball
80 90 pi,,1nrer Who tagged out Harris Try
ins 10 ni"Nr r II. +
W Sc -osn, ~ .oo11osoOo-- II
Boston ........oooonoot O. 80, e
Johnson and Ptcinich: w Co'''ns
p,crcev. Russell and Ruci.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
HANNAS TO MEET
DYKES SUNDAY
the Junior Champion
ship Title.

The Dixie baseball team oc Benwood.
Will entertain the crack Hannas Of East
Wheeling. Junior Champs OF the Ohio
Valley. on the South Renwood grounds,
for game. the first OF a series OF three
for the same honors. The game Is
scheduled to STAR promptly at 3 o'clock.
Eoth teams are in the best OF shape
for the game and while the lineups have
no, been announced Il was learned last
night that both teams will have their
strongest l!neups on the field. The bat
tcries will be announced at game time.
Another attraction on the lot the same
afternoon will be pulled off when the
strong Dixie A. c. nine hook up with
the crack Rellaire Eagles as an opener
Of the fouhlc-hcad der. These teams have
grudGe contest 10 play and so the
fans who attend should be treated 70
two fine games on the one afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
SCHADS TO PLAY At
AT GROVE SUNDAY

Tho strong Schad \. G. baseball team
vii! journey 10 Elm Grove Sunday az
tcrnoon. where they will meet the fast
team OF that place. AS both teams are
anxious to win the contest a good game
is assured the fans who are planning to
attend The game will be called prompt
~ AT 3 o'clock.
The following Sunday the hSads Will
meet the fas; Cambria Galleries on the
Shadysidc grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
KIWANIS TEAM TO
PLAY TRINITY Nine
pax+ Came Expected on Athletic Field
This Ar,e=aoon.-cansd Tor
$50 Sharp.

The KiwarIs club baseball team VII!
cross bats with the Trinity church
Sunday school nine. leaders IN the !.
NJ. t A sunday school league. this ar
ternn,u 81 the Wheeling High SchoI
Athletic Field at $50 o'clock. y large
crowd IS expected 20 attend the c"ntes"
The teams appear evenly matched as
hotn are composed OF hard hittcrs who
sre Liable to break up a game at any
tine Thompson, for the civic orGaui-
zation. will likely oppose Bigciow on
the mound. The kiwanis nine defeated
the ance Memorial team. 1t that time
leaders in the :. 5. League.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
LORAINS TO PLAY
CAMBRIA TOMORROW

The fast Lorain Coal and Dock team
OF Bridgeport. Will Journey TO Shady
side tomorrow. where they will cross
bats with the Cambria Galleries OF that
place. In what Is expected to prove one
~ the best games OF Sundays card
Both teams claim the win and announce
mcrt was made that the strongest teams
possible will be on the field. Tho hat
,erles viii be announced at game time.
The game IS scheduled to start at 3
o'clock sharp and large crowd OF fans
is expected to be on hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
WH|SkAWAY SOLD

Saratoga Springs, Aug. 1l.-hArr5
PAYNE Whitney to-day notified Trainer
w G. Barnes that he had accepted c.
". Clark's offer for the colt. Whiska-
way, and that Barnes might take the
three-year-o generally regarded as the
champion Of this year. tomorrow. The
pric. involved was not made public, but
is senerally accepted In turf circles 10
have been $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
GOOD FIELDING HELPS
PHILADELPHIA TO WIN

Philadelphia. Aug. u.-Phiiadclphia
defeated Boston ;"-day 10 5. iidbheI'
ard Watson were hit hard. but excellent
fielding It, opportunc times cut or pos
sIhle Boston runs. Powell receiver
freak home run in the fttth wnen Le-
hourv"au. fielding has drive. kicked the
bail MO tho hl'achcrs. The score:
Z. II. f..
,,,., .nnloOOo % 10 >
;pbnado,ahia ..il:l0OOOh On II )
watson and r;ih. On: Hubhcu and lieV
limo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
JOHNNY BENNETT
BOX At YOUNGSTOWN
Wheeling Lightio Matched with Hard
Hitting Eric Boy-wants
On Here.

Johnny Kid" Bennett slugg'ng wheel
ing light weight. has been matched In
an eight round mill with Young Xney.
Of Erie, Ia. for the semi-windup OF n
big card at Youngstown. on August Is.
The BOYS will weigh in at 1873 pounds.
Bennett has been working out for the
past week for the mill. and Is in good
shape. He will likely SO in under tho
limit. Bennett Is anxious I" get on the
card for tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20 at
Riverview on Labor aDy. and says he
will take on all corners up TO 14c pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
YANkS DECREASE BROWNS LEAD
BY BEATING ATHLETICS 3 To I
Bush wins his Nineteenth Victory es
Holding Phtladelph1a to Four A>1s.
welsh Gets Homo Run.

New York. Aug. 1.-THE New VOTE
Yankees cut 81. Louis lead To a ha!t
game to-day by defeating Ph'ladelph'a
2 m Bush scored his nineteenth VIC
torv ne the season. holding Philadelphia
n four hits. Wclch hit homer Win
IIauser on base in the eighth. the DON
score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
GIANTS WIN

The Little Giants baseball team In
the Glass C League continued to clout
the ball yesterday and whallopsd the
crack Bauers Jr. nine by the tuns OF
ATS on the Bauers Field. The features
of the game was the pitching Of john
son. for the winners and Lynchs bat
ting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
WHEELING GREYS TO
PLAY BURLINGTON

The fas, Wheeling Colored Greys
baseball team Will play at Martins
Ferry tomorrow afternoon. meeting the
Burlington A. {. club on the League
PARK grounds. The game Is scheduled
to start at O'Clock.
Both teams have been playing good
ball Of late. The batteries have not
been announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
FOURTH Street wins
FROM PRESBYTER|ANS
Fast Contest between Church Teams.
Cory Hurls Strong Dame for
Fourth Street.

Third Presbyterian lost TO Fourth
Street at the Twenty-sixth grounds last
night in a fast and interesting game.
Fourth Street presented several suosu-
tutes In her line up who put UP bet
ter brand Of ball than the regulars.
Cory. for Fourth Street. was invinci-
Bile after the third inning. having seven
strike outs to his credit williams fea-
tured for Third with a home run. The
score:
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Left on bases: Fourth Street :; Third
PRESBYTERIAN. l. Stolen bases: Gala
CHER. Ebeling. La Rue. Humphries. Two
base hits: La Rue :. Collett. Gallagher
and Davidson. Three base nit: Barte.
Home runs: williams. Struck out: By
Collet, 2: by Cory. :. Base on balls: orr
COLLECT. 3: off Cory. 0.
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Two base hts: Cunningham. friSch
Miller. Three base nit: Kelly. Home
run: Frisch Stolen base: FriSch. L"tt
on base: New York. I: BROOKLYN. :. Base
on balls: Off Barnes. l: off Smith.
struck out: By Barnes. !: by smith.
Tmp!rcs: ScHt"'le and ki"m. Time;
l.tG
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Two base hit: Cooper. Three base
hii: Grimm, BIgbee. Home run: Russell,
Sacrifice: Tierney. Double play: ca
veney and FonSeca. Left on base: Gin
ciUnati ). Pittsburgh :. Base on balls
off I.uque 3. off Cooper l. Struckout:
ny Cooper 3. Hits off LuQue l. in none
'none out in firsD. off Markle l in s.
Winning pitcher: Cooper. Empires: Rig
Ter ard Mccormick. Time: 1:26.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

The Yorkville A. c. baseball team Is
without a. game for Sunday. owing TO
cancellation, and would like to hear
from some fast club for a game to be
PLAYED on the Yorkville grounds. To
arrange for same call Rayland 43M
and ask for the manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

Two base hits: r!pr. schRnE. "aI!o,
way Three base hit: Bush. Homo run;
wclch. stolen base: Miller sac t1asor
scott. Double plays: Dykes ana H aInntn
1,eft on base: New York, S; Phi'adS,pn ma
pgso On balls: Off Rommcl. OIL
T X 4. struck out: By Bush: s.,
by Rommell >. Hits; or Rommsi, = I'm m
: Innings: off Krtrhum. ? in ~ IN,
ninEs. Wild pitch: Push. koS'n n. :.
nitrher: Kctchum. T'mp!res' Conn"'''
md Dlncen. Time: 1;5S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
SIX HITS WIN
FOR NEW YORK
Four, One = Homer. Are for Extra Bases
and Brooklyn Goes Down
20 81 Defeat

BrooElyr. Aug. 1.-THE New York
Giants to-day defeated BROOKLYN 70 l..
Shcrrod Smith allowed only six hits. hut
four Of those were for extra bases. IN
clud,ng homer by F-lsch IN the
seventh. The box score: