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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-07
LOCATION IS THE THING
s4.60O
SOUTH ST. LOUIS

A REAL pre-ChristmBs gift in home
S4.500; South !'t Louis, block from
Fifteenth; fine district; on pavement,
we tell the city Of Tulsa this is an
honest bargain; owner positively needs
money; has slashHd price until It hurts;
tried to hold out for $4,000, but got
him stil lower to $500. a good t-room
bungalow and bath, IN that lovely Sacred
Heart district; just delightful residence
community; this is just the home for a
family desiring the dis,'nctively high
class location, within easy reach Of
Sacred Heart or the Lincoln school, and
yet unable TO pay tho usual high prices
OF that location; IL the midst ot Tulsa's
greatest development and stiil at price
within reach; $t60o with $4,000 cash
and balance at $35 per month: house Is
now renting at SIS; we heartily recon-
WARREN & IzzARD.
sos Bliss BIds cedar ASA
NEW HOME in Maple Park addition. two
blocks from Lee school; five rooms and
breakfast room; hardwood floors,
beautiful inside finish and papering,
basement and garage; east-frunt lot
50xlt0; this 10 worth looking into II
you want home worth the price; can
make good terms and the price Is only
1850. Ralph Darnell, so Atlas Bldg
phone Usage 3l93. residence phone, Cs-
dar 1Se2
NORTH BOsTON-Fiye-foom modern
bungalow, hardwood. built-in features.
handsome mantel basement. garage ana
drive; this property priced to sci! at
$3.50 with only $3.50 cash and $50 per
month; better Sc this cal Cedar III
OWNER must sacrifice close-in southwest
side lot Bankston. Cedar 2i4s
OWNER leaving town, must sell beautiful
new 5-room home this week. Cedar
2623-J.
ONE FOURTH acre. four rooms. base
meut garage. all fenced. high location
well. block north Of S. s Line, at Nern
car. lot or some cash as first payment
balance $50 per month, Usage 4S01, Ce
dar 4565-R evenings.
REMARKABLE BUN-Flvc rooms, break
fast room and tiled bath. large corner
best built house in town. Sell at cos
ana give terms Usage i325.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-07
WANTED-nEAi ESTATE

A LISTING Of your home with us means
that It ~ put before the majority of
Tulsa home buyers save your steps, let
us sell It. We do not build ourselvcHi
wa only sell tho other fellows property,
try our homo selling systeIui IFS giving
satisfaction, We hurry, list with us, do
n today. Warren & IZzard, Iulsa'r
LAvest Agency. 3O5 Bliss Bldg, Cedar
3Sg4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-07
Real Estate for Rent
lInIsES ION KINI

ms YOUR MOVE NENT--Joe Hodges
r.refer. moving and storage. Packing
fs.n .urc specially 40 5. E.Rin.
cI.p s-r1om bungalow with breakfast
-r-a $t5 per month Osage 57is
C-t t..udm bungalow. basement. newly
- ...ttad buHt-in features. Reasonable
O.aEs 4St2
s,.#t FE. N.. 33l-slx-room bungalow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-07
Amf II Grand and Glorious Feeling

- RNJO NJCTAER NCtGtlcR uHt
ALSO Has a sou oN nae
RIVAL TEAM TEULS roO HoOu
XUR ,SoN'S T6NrN is GONG e
BE WIPED OFf TNe hNF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
STADIUM DAY At
O. {. J.. NOV.21
Old Timers To Bask In GLORY As Ohio
Clashes With Michigan.

O.. Sept. 27.-Old-time
heroes Of hard-fought battles on ONO
field will bask in glory November ~
when the $4,000 q stadium Is otIicia'lV
upcued. as well a. the 1922 squad when
will try to humble tn" University OF
MichIgan's eleven on that day. "hich
viii, go down IN the history OF ONO
State university as epochaI. EDUCATORS
bubble officials, and key men In the sta
dunn campaign likewise have place IN
the ceremonial program just approved
by the athletic board At State.
S,il,cd cercmonials will not be IN or
der, nor 4 part Of the day, according 10
the committee on arrangements, when
consists Ot George VI. TrautInan' assist
ant director OF athletics: lrol. tharIeS
81. John Chubb. member OF the a'hic'lc
bnar1 and +. l.. Morrill,. alumni Sccre-
,ary. The line oS march 10 the stadium
will form at TuwnShcnd hall AZ l2:t'
u. m. Ev 1880 =. M. the field Will have
been cleared for the Michigan and
Ohio State teams. The game Is called
C"r = o'clock.
Ceremonies Will consist simply or a
parade climlxed by a pennant and flag
raising scene.
Passing along the east side Of the
stadium field, the marcliers VIII double
back on the playing field 10 the new nag
pole. To be erected II the open cnd OF
the stadium horseshoe.
MICHIGAN ronnants will he raised first.
while the Michigan band plays The
Yellow and Blue" With three lS-lo"t
Michigan ]rcunHnts haunting atop the
south towers and main entrance "i the
stadium, representatives of the other
Western Conference members Will raise
donated by their respective
universities. amid strains Of the various
alma mater Son.S, played by the state
band. Ohio State colOrs will he last TO
snar In tho breeze. Thirty pcnnants.
three Of each conference university, VIII
fly over the stadium at game time.
Tho stage will then be set for the real
climax OF the game" prelude, the re-
appearance Of Miss EloiSe fromne,
class OF 1921, in the role Of the stadium
girl, voted her In the fall Of 1920. when
the campalCn for funds with which 10
construct the stadium WAS launched.
While the Michigan and Ohio State
bands unite in plaAAg The Star
Spangled Banner Miss Fromme Will
raise the national colorS on the field flag
pole. Artillery guns manned by uni
v~crsity. cadets will boom a salut Of
81 guns. Varsity q men then Will
dispense to the section for letter men.
Guests Will find their places In special
seats a:ong the west side OF the iiclN.
the bands will retire 10 opposite side
lines and
Ready. Ohio State? Ready. Michigan?
The serious part of the ceremony IL
that It is expected $1,000 persons will
journey here TO see Will haYo started.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
M'NALLY ODDS MEET
CRACK YANKEE TEAM
Many Rioters Expected to Accompany
Team to ctty-Have Good
Reputation

Sunday afternoon at Bauers Bali
Park, Fulton he. Yankee Athletic club
will meet the fast McNally odds Of
Pittsburgh. This club has been organ
lied for several seasons and have met
and defeated such clubs as the Mark
Grcys OF Sanesville. McKeesport Olyn-
pics. Steubenville Acmes and other
prominent teams.
Coach Gardner of the Yankees report
tina with one or two exceptions his
complete squad will be in "a condition.
10 give the Pittsburgh lads an awful
tussel.
Hinder to Play
Quarterback M!nder will not be In
chap" for several Sundays due from iu-
juries sustained in last Sundays game
when he ran an end for forty yards and
when tackled diS-loCated his left SHOULD
~. He is reported rs coming around
tine and will again be seen in action
in about two or three weeks.
The management Of the Yankee club
Wishes Ia announce that they arc en-
~icavoring to book 4 two game series
with the fast Columbia Club of this
-ity. II this series can be arranged tho
cans Of the Ohio Nal'cy are in line Tor
a very good attraction as these two
clubs are after each others scalp ana
have been for the pas. three years IN
which the east enders always came out
Nict"rS by 4 very small margin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
MAY
MEET CUBAN GRIDDERS
r. Invitation II Extended OHIO oones0
Players Will Leave For 1slano On
December "A.

Marietta, O.. Sept. 2s.-ohio may
,ovs the distinction this football seas
IN OF seeing one Of its college teams
selected to play Habana. Cuba New
Years Day
Marietta College football team may
Get the invitation. It is said. Each year
Tho Habana Athletic club invites a we'll
known college team from the state TO
visit them for a big game on Now
Years, This day always is the Dis
even, IN athletics on the Island.
The possibility that Marietta might
get tho bid this year became known
when Manuel Diaz. a director OF the
cuban Club. who represents Il Marietta
Manufacturing company OH the islann.
returned hero OF Il business trip.
watches Practice Session
He visited Marietta College athletic
field and witnessed q ffteen-minutes
battle between two opposing teams
made up of the colleges squad. Later
hc discussed the plan of asking the
southern Ohio College TO the tslanf
with Athletic Director T. W. Griffith,
Coach r.. +. Reiter: Il. II. Esgleston.
chairman OF the athletic committee.
and James II. Warburton, financial sec
rotary.
Diazz said because OF this business
connection here. he has become deeply
Interested in Marietta College. and ZOE
that reason he intends to work his
hardest to put his plan across. He al
ready has sent Il message In the presi-
dent Of the club asking him not 70 eX-
tend the invitation TO any other college
team until he gets bach to Cuba.
May Play Basketball
Diaz also said that IL Marietta sent
enough basketball players. along who
arc regular football men. that n basket
ball game would be staged a day or two
before the football game. Marietta can
accomplish this, because a half dozen
OF the Blue and Whites best basket
teers arc on the eleven.
II the invitation is rendered and &C
ccpted, Is to IS stars Of this years
squad will mako the trip. leaving hero
Dec. "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
", u. Students ARE
BACKING TEAM FULLY
Pep Meetings Have Taken on q MoFe
Enthusias site Interest Than
Ever Before.

MorEantown. Sept. c7.-(SpcciaI.-
| Tho interest Of the student body may
or may not be a good barometer OF tne
| strength Of Il college or university 1901
| ball team, but if II IS. then West VIZ
! ginia IS due for a grca: season. only
one "thusc" has been held thus far' put
at this gathering by far the lafGeSi
crowd Of students assembled TO watc"
the workout and practice :he cheers lhal
has ever been brought together mere TOT
a similar purpose.
In tho matter Of attending the open
ing game with Wesleyan at Fairmont
! saturday, too. the students are break
ing their former records Il" the sale d
seats Ia students has already eNccileu
nv - per cent the nNnhGr sod 4 year
ago in the student body. Indications
, now arc that with a special train prom
ised that will be Of great service 20 stu.
| dent fans especially who are largely oil
course without means of NehiCn'at
transportation. that fully a Thousand
! students will go from here 10 South Side
! Park Saturday afternoon I" watch TIC
| encounter with the Methodists.
"Thuse" Friday.
Another "thusc" will be held, prom
ably on Friday afternoon, at which ever
n larger turnout is anticipated and al
| this time probably a call Will be put IN
for additional cheer leaders to make theif
tryoutS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
FJGHT SURVIVORS FOR THE THIRD ROUND
GIANT RO0NESBATTED0UT
VICTORY 0VERQUAKER TEAM

New York. Sept. 27.-Thc champion
Giants divided a double header here this
afternoon with the Phillies, the visitors
taking the first, ) to 3. in ten innings.
and the home team the second. 3 to =.
Philadelphia won the first game through
home run hit by Hcnlinc and Wright.
stone, off %JahnSnn, d young Highlander
from San Antonio.
McCiraw sent a team of recruits into
the second game. After Ring baffled
them for seven innings the youngsters
batted out three runs in tho eighth.
First game
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BROADDUS PLAYERS TO
Be GUESTS OF W. Y. U,
phiuppt School VIII be well Repre-
scented at wesleyan-state Game
at Fatrmont

Fhilipp.. W. Va, Sept. 2S.-Fifteen
members OF Coach Latto's BroadduS
football team nave been Invited by
Harry Stansbury to be he guests or the
West Virginia University at the West
Virginia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. College
football game at FaIrmont Saturday
afternoon.
Broaddus had arranged n game Tor
the coming weekend. but because OF the
largo following Of University football
interests In Ph!lirpi. the game was
moved up 20 Friday afternoon. In TINS
way 1t Is possible to see both the Broad
dus team and the University team in
action on the same weekend.
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Two base hits: Lee, Williams. Walker,
Young. Home runs: Wrightstone. Hen
line. Sacrifices: Cunningham. Johnson.
STOLEN bases: Snyder. Cunningham. Dou-
BILE plays: Bancroft. Frisch and KinS;
WriGhtstone. Parkinson ard Leslie. =:
Hcnlinc to WriGhtstonc. Left on base:
Philadelphia, ): New York. ). Struck
out: johnson, .: Weinert. 5. Base or
balls: Off Johnson. /; off Weinert. i.
Wild pitch: Wcinert. Umpires: McCoT-
mick and Rigler. Time: 1887.
Second game r. II. Z.
Philadelphia II n0000l00-2 !
New York .....0 0000003x- I l
Ring and withrow; Scott, Hill. v.
Barncs and CASTOR, Smith
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
CINCINNATI MAY WIN
SECOND PLACE RACE
A Win for the Reds To-day Over Pirates
WILL Place MoSan's Crew In
Second Position.

Cincinnati Is scheduled to play the
Pittsburgh Pirates at Pittsburgh to-day
IN their closing meeting O. the season.
Much interest Is manifested In the game
rs tho runners up In the National
league race will be known after the
-utCome.
AZ the close OF yesterdays game the
Pirates were leading tho Reds by a SIX
point margin. In to-day's game Pitts
hurgh outfit can strengthen their hold
on the position by turning IN Il win but
~ they lose tho Reds will then advance
into the money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
Rheumatism at so
ass. Thoroughly Rids de Bsay =
Rheumatism Impurities

somsbodys mother y suffering To-
nighti The scourGe ot rheumatism
has wrecked her body; tmptng ao4
suffering. bsnt forward. she sses U
the common ground, but her ased
heart still belongs 10 the starsi Does
anybody caref Sc. 8. b one Of b
greatest blood puriners known. and II
helps build moro blood calls. tn med.
icinal ingredients are purely voEetA-
Bile. II never d~isafIanses tho stomach.
1t Is, 1 n fact . splendid tonic. a blood
maker. q blood emtcher. It bsnishee
rheumatism from Joints. muscles N
the entire body. It builds firm f1esh
1t Is what somebody's mother needs
tonIghti Mother, II you can not g.
out to ret . bottle Of 8. 8. 9. yoursel2
surely somebody in your family WIN
Somebody, get : bottle Of s.s g. newi
Let somebody's mother begin to -,
Joyful again tonight. AAyb@ mayoe'
rs your mothsri g. g. q. 10 sod at
an drug stors4 In tive si1eG S1D!
larger size - the more soaoeuaoo /:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

Two base hits: 3. Griffith. Homerun:
Ford, Stolen bases: Cruise. Boeckei'
sacrifices: Ford. Henry. Powell. DoupIe
plays: Ford to Kopf to Henry'Noptto
Ford 70 Henry. Left on bases: brook.
lvn: 0: Boston Z. Bases on balls: OH
Decateur: .; off Shriver l: off McNama.
"a 2 s%truckout: by pecateur b IN .
nnnss: by Shriver l in 2 INNINGS Wila
itch: shriver. Losing pitcher: Deca-
teur. Umpires: Hart and "ester'ei'.
Time: 1874.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

Members Of tho Greater Wheeling
Gun club will journey 10 Bar~nesville
today whore they will compete IN the
shoot which Will be held there by the
Hilltop Gun club. The entry list Is
large for tho affair and the locals will
he forced TO show their best to bring
back some Of the prizes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
". Y. j. CANDIDATES
GET SIGNAL DRILL
Spears Gives Quarterbscts Special At
misunderstanding GAME Very
Uncertain

M]orcantoVn. w. Va, Sept. 21.-Coach
Spears has ended the hard work for the
West Virginia football squad prepare
tory to the opening game with Wesley
tory to the opening game with Wesley
as that planned for (ThurSday and Fri
day was light. Spears took great pans
with his quartcrbarks today. giving
Oliker, NardacCi and Funk special at
tcntion for almost an hour at forward
passing and other Of the details OF the
pivot post. No scr!mmaCc was h"!d
today but a long signal drill formed
the piece Of resistance Of workout.
Lineup Uncertain
There Is littlc III which TO base An
estimate on the lineup Spears will start
against Wesleyan. He announced to-
dav that he expected to take the whole
varsity squad Of ffty-two men to the
game. and at least twenty OF these
stand an equal chance To start Satur-
days game.
There is continued evidence that
Spears has not overlooked the stress
likely to be placed on placement kick
ing this year. and Joe Setron got an
other long drill today in this depart
ment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
RFCRuT SOUTHPAWSTR|KESOUT
FOUR TMESBUT WHIPS PIRATES

Pittsburgh. Sept. %1.-Fred r"sscil
made his local debut hy striking out
four times today, but he pitched chi
raco TO = i-to-l victory over the
Pirates. Tn recruit ~southpaw was
somewha, wild. but nc showed a curve
hall that stopped the Pirates with men
on bases.
The Cubs punched their htts and field
ed we'll. This game. transferred from
Chicago. closed the home season. inc
scare:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

Two base hits: Malsel. Cooper. Terry
STATE. Three base hits: Ma!sel. Traynor.
stolen base: Carey. Sacrifice: Maran-
vile. Double play: Maranville and
Grimm ID. Left on bases: Chicago. s:
Pittsburgh. s. Base on balls: OFT Fus-
sell. 3: off Cooper. 2. Struck out: BY
RUSSELL. !: by Cooper. 6. Ump!res: SEN
tell and outgley. Time Of game: One
hour and SO minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
DEFEAT
DODGERS TOO

Boston. Sept. cI.-The Boston Braves
closed their home season today by de-
feating Brooklyn. I to 0. Mcnamara
pitched we'll with men on bases. Loose
playing permitted Boston TO score four
runs mn me hit In the eighth inning.
The box:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
American Association

Louisville l: Minneapolis Is.
Louisville II; Minneapolis b.
Indianapolis 6: st. Paul ..
Columbus 10: milwaukee, ).
Toledo 6: Kansas city >.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
Pa Explains.

ia. what does sic transit meanc"
asked Clarence.
Oh. ] dunno. I suppose il refers 10
the condition OF the street cars and IN
terurhars since the motor cars have
put such n crimp in them" gro~led his
dad.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
DAME CONTESTS
WILL Be IN PICTURES
Movies Of Important Football Games
VIII b Shown Through
out the Country.

Notre Dame. Ind. Sept. c7.--Morlns
pictures of four big games IN the Nolre
Dame football schedule VIII be exhibit
cd In South Bend within o II days OF
each game according I" arrangements
completed by the senior class of the
university and tho manager of the
Blackstone theatre. The battles 10 he
filmed are with Georgia Tech Indiana.
West Point II Nebraska.
Sirius. the dog star. seen through a
telescope Is very blue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

Women are commonly supposed not
10 have q sense Of humor. but you
know differently when you gaze upon
some Of the funny-lookinE men they
nave picked out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Y~esterday's Results.

Chicago 4: Pittsburgh l.
Philadelphia S: New York :.
New York 3; Philadelphia =.
Boston /: BruUhlyu q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

NrdWChUCk ana bOIyHTU NIC IWe W.
eran Broaddus linemen TO start the
game. Each Of these men won letters
IN 19cN-cl. Krawchuck was considered
varsity material In 1919. Young. as
quarterback. was a substitute end last
season. Tho other men arc new men.
ShrevcS. varsity halfback last year.
Jefrreys. Of BclinCton. Rich of Weston,
barnett Of Moundsvlllc, Toward OF
Cameron. and Cummins OF ClarksburG.
are expected to enter tho game before
it is far along.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

You never knew . man who would
not have been rich. according to his
story, O fonly he'd bought q piece of
ground a good many years ago when ne
was urged to do 80. and when he cou' !
have bought It for a SONG. Genera.
the biggest department store Is n
built upon the site,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
ARGENTINA IS OUT

Westbury, n. Y, Sept. 27.-Argen.
tina's noted polo team. conquerors In the
American and British tournaments biz
the dust In true American Indian fash
lon to-day, being defeated by Shelburne.
one Of the two best American fours. IA
TO S.
To-day's match, ono OF ne semi-finals
In the international series for the Monty
Waterbury memorial cup. eliminated
Argentina from the tournament and ad-
vanced Shelburne 10 the final round.
scheduled Saturday. The other semi
final match will be played Tomorrow be-
tween Meadowbrook ana Eastcott. the
Anglo-American team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
Ar 6Aut Loses

Miss Edith Cummings. Onwents'a,
came away victor over Mrs. David Gau''
Memphis. but none knew who the win
ner would he until Miss Cummings ran
down a twelve foot putt for a birdie
two. The Cummings-Ciaut match was
sensational golf. Difficult recoveries'
remarkable approaches and the sinking
of long puts Combined 10 give the
gallery It's reward for trudSsng the dis
lance around the course.
Twice in succession. on the sixth ANT
seventh holes Mrs. Gaut sank puts
% 81 and 80 feet respectively, to win
and put her back in the running after
the odds seemed against her. But
against that sort OF play. Miss Cum
mings displayed cool nerve, n faced
the sixteenth hole. the leake. one down.
She chose the longest way across. drove
more than 100 yards. took a second
nearly to the green and went in WIZ
a birdie four to even the match. The
last two were as close.
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Today's Games.
New York at Boston.
Washington at philadelphia.
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Lineup Uncertain.

Although i probable lineup has been
announced. 1t IS by no means a certainty
that il is the varsity. Latte stated IN
announcing the lineup. that there WOULD
be many changes. even during the game
and that the varsity will be selected Tor
each game.
The probable lineup, as announced ny
Coach IAtto of Broaddus. and Coach
EcreldCc of Rio Grande follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
THE STANDING.

Today's Gamss.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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"Thuse" Friday.
BROADDUS OPENS WITH
RIO GRAND ON FRIDAY

Broaddus football fans arc enxiously
awaiting the whistle Of Referee DR..
Grimm announcing tho kick"h for the
upcning game with Rio Grandc. The
game will start 1t ) o'clock Friday al
tcrnoon. and Is the closing event OF tho
Barbour County Fair.
The Broaddus team Is m excellent con-
d!tion. Every man, with the possible
execution Of Concly. the spencer ace. Is
in top form. for carly season, and VIII
do his best every minute. In order TO
remain in the good graces' OF Coach
IaltO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE
II STANDING.

Yesterdays Results.
None Played.
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MIS-. Fsttner victor.

Mrs. Quentin Feitner, S9uthshore, de-
ceated Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd,
Boston. winner OF many titles 3 up ana
>. by playing the same brand OF Sott
she displayed yesterday. when she ell
minated Miss Marion Hollsns. the pre-
ent wearer OF the women's golting
crown.
Her driving was steady and she useo
her clubs easily. but she dared not miss
chances for her opponent was eSperten-
ccd and was taking advantage OF every
opportunity.
The other battles were for the most
part OF the same tensity. The golfers
again were favored with ideal weather.
featured with n touch OF autumn air,
and there was reward In the days play
for the galleries as we'll as the win
ners
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

90 Batted for Decatur In ian.
10Y Batted for Shrtver In 9th.