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PRAIRIE VIEW NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. George Wcgman are
the proud parents of bat' :irl, born
Tuesday, May 10th.
Miss Frances Barry spent the week
end with Mildred Webster.
Rev. and Mrs. Bennington and
Blanche took supper at. the John Nc
Curdy home Sunday.
Mr.. j. j. Hubbell and John Names
both of Homesville, Nebr., visited at
the Len Davis home over Sunday.
Ira Daughtery died at the home of
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FIVE NAMES ON
UNIVERSAL CUP
At UNIONTOWN
Milton, Should He Enter and Win,
Would Keep Trophy in His Posses
sion-Slg Race on June II.

Uniontown, Pa, May 30.-N'ames OF
FIVE internationally known automobile
race drivers ere engraved on the
$4,000 Universal trophy cup which
Will again be in competition at the
seventh annual Universal trophy race
at the Unknown Speedway on Satur-
day afternoon, June Il. when the best
known racing drivers Of the country
will compete in the 225 mile speed
duel.
ORG driver has won two legs on the
cup. @hich becomes the permanent
possession Of the driver who wins 1t
on three different occasions. Tommy
Milton is the driver who has the edge
in the competition for the cup, having
won the Universal trophy events in
1920 and 1919 The other drivers
whose names are inscribed on the cup
are Louis Chevrolet, the first to win
The trophy IN the opening race at the
uniontown track on December 2, 1916.
Billy Taylor, Ralph milford and Ros-
coe Sarles each have won one leg on
the trophy, Sarles being the winner in
the, trophy contest last year.
Louis Chevrolet has retired from the
racing game. Taylor, who drove q
Newman car. is reported to have been
killed while serving in the World war
rs an aviator. milford, 1t is hoped
will be here for the race on June IT.
although he has not been entering all
speedway races for the past few
Years Milton and Sarles were the
principals last year in the greatest and
most sensational worlds champion.
ship ever staged in the history Of
speedway racing While their entries
have not been formally announced. II
is hoped by the thousands Of fans who
will be here for the race on June II
that the big trophy event again will
witness these two premier pilots In
competition.
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BERNIE HAHN -
WON BY SHADE:

New Kensington. Pa. May 3o.-Bsrnis
Hahn, of Wheeling. won by . slighe
shade over Eddie Wimler in . 10-round
bout held in the Nuken Gardens, here!
by the keystone Athletic club. toniBhtj
Wimler started fast and hard ana
easily took the first round. landing sew
eral stiff blows about his opponenta
body. Hahn came back in the second
and Wimler took the third. Hahn took
the fourth and fifth rounds by shadd
and the sixth was even. Hahn took the
seventh, but Wimler staged a come
back in the eighth and ninth rounds
that almost won him the bout. Hahn
landed several site blows on his op.
ponent In the tenth and almost hoored
him. -.
frankie Buff. Of Glasmere and Whitley
Welsh, of New Kensington, fought SID
rounds TO a draw In the semi-hnal. Each,
of the boxers took three rounds and
neither landed any deciding blows on
his opponent. In the preliminary, Dusty
Roach. Of Natrona. and Jackey Bayne. OF
Verona, also fought six rounds to a!
draw.
The curtain raiser was six-roundl
bout between James Duffy, Of New
Kensington. and Young Huber, OF Arr
mold, who boxed the six rounds to a
draw.
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GROVE CITY GAMES
ARE MEANING MUCH

.Morgantown. May 20 Especially. Tho
victory Of Grove College over CarncGi>
Tech on Saturday by the score of 60
enhances greatly the importance Of
the two-game series Of diamond battles
70 he staged here next Friday and Sat-
.urda. June and between the West
V!rglnia University and Grove City
mines.
In fast. from present appearances.
these games will Just about decide the
leadership Of the. so-callcd tri-state dis
tr,ct Grove Ci'y and West Virginia
arc virtually in n tie FOR the leadership
at this time and two OF tho NEST cx-
citing games ever played here are looked
forward to.
Locally. there is no disposition 10
discrcdit the strength OF the Penn State
College team this season. but II Is not
relt TINT Penn State should he Consid-
ercd"In' on the tri-statc title hecause
she plays only four games with district
,e,rns during the whole season. whereas
most Of the teams actually In the dis
,rict from a geographical standpoint
plav from twelve to nfteen games
omnng themselves. West Virginia mas
already played eleven tri-state games
and Grove CITY almost like NUMBER
Last yrar Wost Virginia and Grove
civ had two thrilling games hero. the
Mouniainpcrs winning both ny /" ana
81 scores and local fans remember the
excitement and high class play tnat
featured both contests. The additional
fac, that h'g commencement crowd
wnI he on hand will add color TO the
festivities.
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TWO new RECORDS
ON SANDUSkY OVAL

Sandusky. Ohio May 3o.-The estabi
lishment Of two new track records fea-
tured the second days races OF the
Short Ship Circuit beet begun here yes-,
terday Edna Early paced a mile in z:o7ll
in the 2:11 Face. clipping quarter OF
a second from the previous best fisurei
A little before Iinara Watts. in the 2:l3I
Lakeshore Electric stake, clipped a
quarter Of a second from the track
trotting record by doing the mile ihl
o:09E.
The event Of the afternoon was the
o:13 trot. The Mcmahon entry (Miraf1
Guy and Sis Ring) was the favorite.l
Clyde the Great was second choicei
Lnara Watts was easily the best horse,
In the race. winning all heats pulled
up. :,
Eda Early, the favorite, was too good
a horse for all the other 2:l1 PAGERS!
She won easily.
McLIahon's Alice G. Frohes was thd
fayorite in the 2:19 trot but 1t took four
heats 10 decide this event. Only four
horses were permitted to start in the
fourth heat under the National Trotting
Association rules.
In the IA pace Almorc. the favorite5
got away in bad position and was smut
out Jolly girl. the winner. was sec
ond choice in the betting. !
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NET TOURNEY
GETS STARTED
ANNUAL MEMORIAL. DAY EVENT
OF WHEELING TENNIS CLUB
STARTED YESTERDAY.
One Set Yet To Be Played In Tri-Ftnals
VIII Probably Finish Tonight.

with ideal weather and a large gal
lery looking on. the annual Memorial
dav tournament of the Wheeling TENNIS
rlub got under way yesterday nut was
not finished. The closing matches now.
ever will be played this afternoon ana
this evening
some Of Yesterdays matches were
most interesting and holly contested,
several going into extra games ana
sets. The playing was all fast, ana the
members seemed In mid-scason form
The following is IA summary OF yes
tcrday's matches:
First Round
w. Franzheim. G5l defeated Robert
Pormar. G5). o.. 6-l.
J. Reed. I5i.) was defeated by H.
Anderson, u5lD. rs. 6-l.
Z. f. Bowie, (sc-atch) defeated nus
sell Goodwin, thalf of l5). 49, 49,
Wright Hugus tScratch) defeated
Morgan Taylor. (half Of l5', 10 u.s.
Arthur Ebberts, tsCratch) defeated
william Abrams. (half of 10. o.. 3D.
william McClelland, G5i@l was de-
reated by George Wilson. r7). b. 3d.
6-l
Tom Beatty (scratch defeated Briar
Scott u5), GA. 6-t.
Tom Cummins. tscratchp defeated
Hugh Fleming. (sCratch) Ga. Sd.
Second Round
r. Anderson defeated w. Fran"heim'
Wright Hugus VS. R. f. Bowie In
Arthur Ebberts defeated George Will
son Ga. 81.
Tom Cummns dNfaulted to Tom
Beatty.
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ZACH WON A GAME.

ST. Louis. May 3o.-St Louis ana %a,,hIc
troit broke even IN ,., t",u tSc morning
lane neme, 6 to s. while the locals captnrfu
nings 1t was due to efforts OF rc ,n ths
thai the afternoon contest went 70 Sne
local team. after Shacker had held pe,
tToit to eleven hits and one f run IN in
innings. burst. substituting foT E a"G'n nut ~
n nts"[ If the game together with Shocker'
U in me fifteenth inning. singled was sac sac.
rificed to second and scored the "l.h'i hE
run on a single by Collins score ~
innings: COMA. Il. II. f
ne 9rcn"u 900 OOO O01 OON OooO- II 3
ST. Louis...o00 100 600 OGn OoT i
oldham. Olsen and BasSlcr; shocNe''
rructt and SEVERED, Collins. III
NornIng game: - n
-, '. O20OOll l. l
EnmNr and Bassler; Bayne' Henry
kolp and SEVERED.
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GOOD MARKS IN
GUN CLUB SHOOT
LEE SWIFT WINS FIRST PRIZE BUT
HANDICAP GAVE HIN
FIRST PLACE.
DR.. Charlton LANDS Best Soors-City
Clerk Evans Springs
Surprise.

Lee Swift won the first annual Memo
rial Day Shoot OF the Greater Wheeling
Gun Club. held al! day yesterday on the
clubs traps on the north end of The
Island. Swifts score was 81 60 birds
being broken. and he rad a haniica y
Of 81.
pr. Charlton. who has been leading the
club In it's %Seekly meets all season.
turned in the best individual score OF
the day, breaking 96 pigeons and not
having a handicap. f.. " Lennon. DR..
George Abersold and w. n. Dinger were
close in the good gross column. but were
far down the list.
City Clerk Walter NJ Evans was tho
biggest surprise of the day yesterday.
Spending his first year on the traps, he
shot 81 Yesterday. which with his
handicap Of nine gave him a total OF SO.
" tie for second place.
The shoot was most successful and
indications are the sport will soon en-
Joy a greater popularity than ever in
the history Of Wheeling.
The following is a summary of the
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BRYAN DOWNEY wins

Akron, Ohio May 3o.-Bryan Downe'1
Cleveland, easily defeated Harry krohn-
Akron, in their twelve round bout mere,
this rternoon. The Akronite proved =!
wonder for stopping every wallop sent
his way and although he received count
less numbers Of blows on the jaw. they
did not sem to affect him after the first
round. :,
A terrific left hook in the initial
session Sent Krohn. to the floor for the
count Of nine He arose at the fatal,
count and by hanging on managed TO-
weather the storm.
A right to the same place sent him to
the mat again In the ninth but he arose
before the referee could begin count. :
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WEST VIRGINIA
DEFEATS PITT
STATE UNIVERSITY BASEBALLERs
SEEM TO HAVE HIT STRIDE
ONCE MORE
Pitt Scored All Of Her Runs IN Fifth
on Batting Rany-Final
Scors 9-6

MOrGantown. w. Va. May 30.-West
Virginia registered her sixth straight
victory here this afternoon by trim
ming the University Of Pittsburgh nine
in the strong game OF the series. 9-6.
before he largest crowd Of the season.
The Mountaineers got off TO an early
lead and touched up Curry nine hits In
the first four frames. The score. SO.
against them the Panthers started
rally in the NTH inning and were not
retired until six runs had crossed the
plate. Evans up until this session had
been inviucible. allowing but one hit
Barber opened the NTH by doubling to
left He scored on Coopers three-base
drive 20 center. CASTLES was hit by
pitched ball Curry hit to Wright, who
threw to We!k. forcing Hill. who ran
for Gables. out at second. Cooper
scored on the out. Holleran was also
hit by a pitched. ball and Curry ad-
vanced to second. Lapghran famed.
Curry and Holleran moved up base.
when Davies secured a safety on Bar
nard's boot. All three runners scored
NJ Hills long drive to center. which
went for three bases. Hill tailed on
Cooks single To right. Barber flied
out 10 Lvtle. ending the inning.
Encoura ged BY his teams comeback,
Curry frightened uD after the fourth
and not West Virginia man reached
frst base until the last half OF the
eighth. when Mowrey single TO right.
went TO second on Lytle's inteld hit
advanced to third on n passed ball and
scored when Wright lifted high ny
10 right.
West Virginia played great game
both at bat and In the field today, com
pletely outclassing the Panthers In all
departments with the exception OF one
inning. the NTH. evans pitched air
tight ball and no received excellent sup
port The hitting OF Sock. who gar
nered four singles, Weik and Lyle
featured.
The box score:
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RED sox DROP TWO.

RnstOn Man 3O.-WHShlNEI NUUN
hoth games of the Afternoon double
header from Boston to-day : to 4 ana , ,
to Ragged Boston fielding helped
make scoring easy for the visitors. Inc
play Of Stanley Harris ana PecklnpauiS =.
twelve chances in the first game. Score
by innings: uE
Second game: H. n
"T 1riIibenrt Erickson and Charity; w.
Collins, Russell and Ruel.
Morning game: X T. l.,
Boston .......l ~ y ~
ritv, pennock. Russell. karr and wal
Ners Ruel.
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BISON LOSES
!. To CARNEGIE

wensburs. W. Va. May 30. - \
thrilling pitchers battle was broken
here in the eighth inning when Golden
single brought in two runs thai enan'et
'arnegie Tech To defeat Bethany So,
Roth teams emerged from inc AID
xsy.rth without a run While Smith.
az Tach. and Randolph. of Bethany
started In excellent style TWO OF Tech =
ba,ers had been retired when Godden
doubled to left field and scored , H.
Dosngherty and Durkin. In the ninth
pitcher Smiths single scored NILS from
second. Bethany cot down Tech
chance in the first In spectacular
double play. Roark TO Laporte. FROM
= then ON TO the eighth the Memorial Day
crowd was treated TO an excellent ex-
hibition OF ball, no one on either SIDE
reaching third. The score by innings:
Tarh ....0 0 o D 0 o 0 = ID
usthany ...00 0 0 0 0 90
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x-batted for Heck in 7th.
xx-batt6d for Gillespie in 9th.

Two base hits Maranville. Btgnee.
Three base hits Burns, Bressler. stolen
bases Bigboe. Mueller. Sacrifices Tier
ney. Morrison. Bigbee. Hargrave. Double
plays Bohne. Caveney and Dauoert'
Tierney. Meanwhile and Grimm. Lett
on base Cincinnati s: Pittsburgh 4. Ease
on balls, on Keck !; Gillespie l: Nor
ris /. Struckout by Gillespie ]; by Nor
rlson l. Hits of Keck In ; innings;
Gillespie none in = Winning pitcher
Morrison. Losing pitcher kcck. M
pires O'Day and Hart. Time l.Sl.
Morning game:
Cincinnati sou o 0 n l -a-l5-l
PITTSBURGH q | 0 0 o | 0--3-12-l
Rixeyand Hargrave; Cooper. Yellow
horse. Zinn. Carlson. Hollingsworth and
Gooch, Jonnard.
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TWO FOR BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn. " Y. May 30.-BrooklYn
took both games from Boston today
winning the morning contest 3 to 3. and
taking the afternoon encounter TO 4.
The Dodgers clouted Lansing for seven
runs in the fourth. inning of the morn
ing game. In the afternoon Vance es-
tablishcd a seasons strikeout record by
tanning ten Graves. Bert Griffith had
a field day at bat with six hits: Score
by innings: r. II. f..
Boston ..OOO0 Ol003- 81 & 2
Brooklyn ....,.2 o - 20 K Is
Watson. Vanguard and O'Neil: Vance
and Deberry.
Morning game: K. n. +
Boston ..e...O1l0on1o % 10 3
Brooklyn ......O017 O10Ox- Q - 3
Lansing. McQuillan and >Gowdy; Rue
Their and Miller.
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HAMMER
PH!LLY PITCHERS
Get . Hits and Win Second
Game of Holiday DoubIet,
10 to I.

rbuodelphia. Ia. May 3O.-Hammer-
Ing I'VE philadelphia pitchers lot :" 4'''.
IN The second game. and winning 10 TO
orabI,d New York today to DIVIDE inc
doubIe holiday bill Meusei former
,,,,,,. ,raver led In the slaughter with
two home runs and double Lee oil
the home club. also had a pair OF CIR
cult clouts.
Parklnson's homer scoring '"o
ahead of him in the 9th. and tying 'he
score figured prominently In the morn
Ing game which the Phill!es "oh' u
in the tenth inning. Score:
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BATTING RALLY WINS
FOR ", VA, WESLEYAN

clarkshurg. W. Va. Nav 3n-Wcst
virginia wesleyan staged great bat
ting rally In the seventh Inning of tho
game played hero today with Salem
college. turning n 81 defeat into H.
victory Salem opened in the first Inn
Ing with n home run made by TeSch,
who further giorincd himself by triple
again in the ninth. Salem touched
SwIshcr for eight hits while the Meth
odIsts found Simms for II. The game
was marked with three base drives that
drove thrills down tho sp!ncs OF the
l.nno spectators. The Salem wesleyan
game formally opened Norwood park
Score by innings: X RI. T..
Salem oon ncn ln?--
,Das,eyan n1O nln 5t'--ln - I"
batteries: Simms and ,ow,hcr.
Swisher and Ross.
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Two base hits. Collins. ONellI. lhree
bose hits. Collins. McInnis. Sacrlhces'
Collins, Faber. Wamhsganss DouH.e
nIavs, Courtney to Mulligan TO SneeieS'
LET, on bases: Chicago IA: cleveland d,
Base on balls. OF Courtney |; sothoron
.; Bagby l. Hits: OFF Courtney IN o
innings (none out In the 7th>; of faoe II
/ in 3; sothoron II in Is; Bagby IN
ga. Edwards 4 In .. Hit by pitcher
Mo 1ssi by sothoron; Mostil by Bas0y:
s,rnck out: BY Courtney /; Faher l.
Sothoron 2. Winning pitcher, Faoe e,
Losing pitcher. Edwards. tmp' res
Cbnl and Connolly. Time OF game mrs.
90 min. u II F.
morning. gam AAAAA3l0-- 4 .
y 0VNOOO0O a 0 8 =.
C'I Ieverette and Schalk; Morton heeie
and O'SeIll, J.. Scwell.
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CARDS TWICE BEATEN.

Chicago. May 30--Chicago punched
Its hits this afternoon and made IT two
straight from st. Louis. 2 TO l. The
Cubs won the morning game. TO l. The
afternoon contest was pitching duel
between Doak and Aldridgc. the former
suffering one bad inning. The score by
lnntngs:
Second game: r. II. Z.
St. Louis ......nloOOO OnO-l ! ]
Chicago ...l 900 O0O2 ~ 3 . o
Doak and Clemens; Aldrldge and
OFarrell.
Morning game: r. II. 4.
St. Louis .o....OtOOOOOOO- u 1 2
chicago ......0 90 , O00 OK II 0
Sherdell. Walker and Alnsmith; Stu
land and OFarrcll
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INDIANS DROP
To 9TH PLACE
Loss of Double Header to the
White Sox Surprises Home
Town Fans.

Cleveland May 30--Clevelaad dropped
from third to NTH place in the league
race today. dropping two games to Chi
cago The score OF the morning game
was 10 0. and that of the afternoon
! TO 6. Chicago won out In the ninth
on Mullgans single. a sacrifice. and an
out and Johnson's infeld single.
The score OF the afternoon game:
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The whitaker Glessner baseball team
win meet the Breslers at Bridge Park
Saturday afternoon and a good game is
promised The Whitaker team Will
have a business meeting at the Com
pany's Auditorium on next THURSDAY
evening and all the players are request
ed 20 be present. They are open for
games on Saturdays and Sundays and
any etam desiring a place on their shed
ule are requested TO make their wants
known through this paper. or address
poration Bldg. They would like 10 hear
particularly from the Lorain Coal and
poek. yictors, Claysville. Moundsville.
wellsourE or any other first class club
In this Vicinity away from home.
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vo,r,p NY RUTH uNAvA111No.

New York, May 3U.--FnIHutIP ''IH I'i'
Nav York split In the holiday uoupigi
lin. the Yanks winning to Z. hen!me
lloyts good pitching IN the moaE t,es'
noon 4 10 3. Ruth and Ward twice teu
the score in the second game with home
runs but Schang's wild throw let IN NE
winnIng tally in the ninth. Memorial!
services at the Polo grounds monumen.
to Captain Eddie Grant, former n'a ~
star killed in France, preceded the al
Gncond gane r. II. f.
philadelphia 30 OOl1010 IL 10 z
New York .....0 0 On go o.
Hemach and Perkins, Sha"ke! anu
SChang. LIE
phiiadeipkiS ...OO1OOOO1O- Q
New York.,....OOOl TX
Sullivan and Perkins; Hoyt ana
SchanH,
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Sunmary-Lert on bases: Pitt 4;
West virginia. 4. Two-base hits: bar
Der. Tnree-base hits: Barnard. HarTick'
Cooper. Hill. Home run: West Virginia.
weik Sacrifice flies: Wright. First base
on errors: pitt. >: West virginia. D.
Stolen bases: Mayfeld. Double plays:
Cook 10 Gables Base on balls: ON
Curry. /: OF Evans. .. Struck out: BY
Curry. 8: by Evans. 3. Wild pitches:
Curry. Hit by pitchers: BY Evans
(Gahles). CHclleran). Passed balls:
Gables, I. Ump!re-Johnson.
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REDS AND BUCKS
DIVIDED HONORS
Pirates Used Five Pitchers in
Desperate Effort to Win
A. NJ. Battle.

Pittsburgh May 5n.-Flttsburgh and
Cincinnati divided today's games, the
Reds taking the morning game. while
tho Pirates won in the afternoon. PITS
burgh used Ave pitchers In the nrst
game but could not check the visitors
hitting. Scnsa tional fielding was n
bIs factor IN the Pirates victory.
The score:
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Southern Association

New Orlean 3: Memphis 3.
New Orleans 5; Memphis l..
Birmingham S: Little Rock 4.
Birmingham I; Little Rock 2.
Nashville I: Atlanta 3
Nashville q: Atlanta 5.
Mobile .; Chattanooga 3.
Mobile Z: Chattanooga 2.
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Totals ......3, IT = 10
zBatted for Pinto in Sth.

New York ......n 0 o-le
Philadelphia ...2 0 2 o 2 0 l O. !
Two base hits, Groh, Snyder. Gun
ningham Kelly. Young. Meusel. ban
croft. Home runs Meusel 2. Lee
Stoen bases Bancroft. Sacrifice Wright
stone. Double plays Fletcher. rark!n-
son and Leslie: Walker and Wrig
stone Left on bases New York o
Philadelphia T. Base on balls, off Vein
ert /: Pinto q. Sullivan |: .Nehr
Struckout by Pinto /; Nchf {. Hits of
Weinert s in 3 Ia innings; Belts In
2-3: Baumgartner Gin none. (only pitch
ed to q" batters); of Pinto 10 In 4: off
Sullivan In one. Winning pitcher
Nehf. Losing pitched Baumgartner.
Empires Pfirman and KLEIN. Time 2:l5.
Morning Game:
New York o 0 0 0-S-1S 3
Phila .....0 0 . 0 0 0 0 l-9 II 2
J. Barnes. Causey and Snyder G.
Smith. Sullivan. Pinto. Baumgartner,
and Henltne
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iSitors.

Patron (crossly)--Say. waiter what
are those black specks in my cereal?
Waiter { after close inspection)-
Dunno. sir. unless RS some Of them
vltamlnes everyone is talking about
nOw.-Life.
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American Association

ST. Paul Minneapolis, rain Choth
games).
Toledo Z: Columbus y
Toledo ): Columbus I
Milwaukee IL; kansasNtity J.
Louisville G; indianapolis II.
Louisville .: indianapolis
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VICTORS DEFEAT
ST, CLAIRSVILLE
sslmont County Scat Lads complseely
OutclAsRsd on the Ban
wood Diamond

St Clairsville's crack semi-pro base
bail nine showed good lineup Fester
day afternoon. but was in no class Win
The ictOrs As result the Renwoou
lads won. l2-l. The game was nol!E
contested and not one-sided enough 10
make il embarrassing.
The score:
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international League

Jersey CITY 6: Newark 2
Jersey City I: Newark 2.
Syracuse 6: Rochester II.
Syracuse 3: Rochester 4.
Toronto |: buffalo s.
Toronto s: Buffalo II.
BALTIMORE 7: Reading s.
Baltimore |: Reading .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-31

Moundsville and Follansbee split
double header yesterday at Moundsville
the Ohio lads taking the first game by
n score Of l2-6, while the Mound build
rrs came back strong in the afternoon
and cGpped Is 10 D.
Both games were smuggling aHaIrS'
Moundsvllle leading in both games. Inc
score by innings
First game: H. III f.
Follansaee ..2O0 3un 0J"-l2 , }
Muunds~ilc DOT OUl IT. Is .
batteries: Flowers and Nenemau'
Honeckcr. Higgins and Lutes.
Second game: K. n l..
IoIlansbce .....CO: voe Ut 10
Moundsviue ais 20 2ON-lS II
Batteries: Green. James and Nene-
man: keefe and Lu.eS.