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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
LIBERTY WILL PLAY
PINEY FORK SUNDAY

The fast Liberty A. c. Of Martins
Ferry will journey to Piney Fork sun
dag afternoon to meet the Creek team
os that place. Tho Liberty Will en-
deavor to bring home tho bacon and
will present the strongest lineup. with
Iskmal doing the tw'rling and Npp"-
cart on the receiving end.
Liberty still has Labor Day onen and
would like to hear from any good
foam for two games abroad. Cal VI.
y 5O4-M. Saturday evening after 40
o'clock and ask for the manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
CLASS LEAGUE
Tho Standing

The above IS the up-to-da'e standing
OF this league but il does not take into
consideration three games that are a.
present before tho arbitration committee
hcccausc Of protests that have been
FILLED. These protested games are the
Rishop-rrrry game cC Jun" 2"'h which
VAS not completed h"rauS" Of a con-
rlct in the uSN Of tn" diamond, the
WctCel-Vance game Of July &0'h won
hv the NauCcs hIt protested by tn"
Wc.grls. aand the Card.nal-Eishop game
Of August gOIh won 10y the Cardinals
but protested by the bishops
Al the meeting o. the league held this
week the bishops were allowed one more
player while the P"rrys were given six
additional men. The games. fields and
umpires for tomorrow Will he: Nanccs
VI, bishops at Peninsula. TO he handled
by NlCkersoR: Cardinals rs. Weigels az
Hubbard, TO be handled by Jenkins: ka!r
Club W. Perrys at Green. handled by
HummeN, --l--.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
YANKEE FOOTBALL
OUTLOOK IS GOOD
Coach Gardner Well Satisfied With Ma
terial Out for Team

With two practice sessions past
Coach Ted" Gardner OF the Yankee
football squad Is we'll pleased With the
prospects for winning team this sea-
son and from the material on hand ek-
poets 20 put a winning eleven out which
will meet the best in the game IN the
tri-state district. All players are re-
oucsted TO he on hand for practice
session Sunday morning at ~ O'Clock al
tho Green
Owing to an injury 70 a MoundSViiie
player, the team "f that place wh'ch
was scheduled 10 open the locals season
have postponed their game until later
date Manager Crock announced last
night that owing to the Rauer-Home'
stead Grey, ffth baseball game the
YANKEES will now open their season on
the first Sunday in October instead OF
tho date previously announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
PIRATES AND CARDINALS DIVIDE
IN HARD-H|TT| TWIN BILL
pittsburgh Takes Opener, IA 20
WHINE st. Louis Cops Second IL 20
6-Russeu Secures Seven Hits

s.. Louis. Sept. l.-St Louis ana
PITTSBURGH divided their double neadeE
here today. the visitors taking the n's'
game II 20 I. while the home team W""
tho second II 70 6. Heavy hitting tea'
cured both contests Russell leading
tho attack by getting hits IN times
4. bat Including three hCmeruns. two
Of which were made in the first game
bringing his seasons total % Ain
sn;jth also made his twcift 4rcnit
drive.
Score by innings: First (
pittsburgh o q 0 ; . : 5 Ia Is Q
st Louis Il q ! ! O.
Morrison and Gooch; Doak Pertica'
Rarfcot and Clemens.
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International League
Reading s; Toronto 2.
Newark 3: Syracuse 2.
baltimore 8: Buffalo 4.
Jersey CITY s: Rochester =.

a good knowledge Of the game and
carry themselves on the courts like
veterans. AS this Is the first Junior
tournament ever held in this city au-
thorized BY the United States Lawn
Tennis association and much depends
on the match, interest and speculation
were running high last night as TO who
would prove the winner. Not under
rating the ability OF Gundling. Arkle Is
believed 10 have the best chance OF
coping the title.
In the girls finals Miss Youngman,
who upset the dope yesterday. will
pair off with Nancy Wood. This match
should be another thriller. as both
players employ the same style Of play
and are about as evenly matched Is
anv In the tournament.
Both matches will be started at ,
o'clock sharp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02

Two hast hits Duncan. Miller ?; Mingo
Cavenrv. Fonscca: Three base hits Cal
laghan. Kru2; stolen base Grimes; Sac
r.fce. Terry: Double plays Hollocher 20
Terry % Crimes: Duncan 10 Cavency 70
Fonscca. Left on bases Cincinnati IL;
Chicago & Base on balls. OF CheGvcs :,
Luquo I. Schnclt !: Keck J. Struckou.
by Chncves I. LuTrs r. Couch =. Hits
or I.uqU" in 3: Schnol in none; none
cut In eth: Couch in }; Kcck in ,
Will fitch. Schnen Balk. Luque. Losing
pitcher. luQue. Umpircs QuIGlcy and Nor
an. Time hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
BROWNS AGAIN WIN;
CLOSE TO YANKEES

Detroit. Mich. Sept. 1.-The 81. Louis
Browns moved 10 within two games Of
New York. American league leaders, by
defeating Detroit 10 today. The
visitors nit Ehmke for extra base blows
In the fourth and eighth innings. At
other stages he kept the hits we'll scot
tered. Score by innings: r. II. F..
St. Louis. % . q q q o. . o
Detro,, 30 o q 0 0 o O . ii & :
Batteries: Shockcr and Sercrc!d:
Ehmke and Pa ssler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02

Two base hits. Blades. Sell A!nsmtth.
Stock. FIornsby. Three base hits
Schultz. Home runs, Russell. Ain
smith. Sacrifices. Casey, Fourier.
stock Double plays Toporcer. Hornsby
and Gamer: Traynor Cunassistedl,
RUSSELL and Grimm. Left on bases,
pittsburgh 5: St Louis S. Bases on
halls of Cooper .: Carlson 2; Sell 2;
Ycl.owhorse !. Struckout by Cooper l;
Ysllowhorse .: Ptetfer .. Hits on
Cooper S in (noNe out in fourth)
carlson | in none; YellowhOrse IN .;
Sell in 5 2-3: Pfcft"r in ; Ia inn
lngs. Winning pitcher Sell LOSING
ni,chcr Cooper. Empires ODay and
B!gler. Time 2:l6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
ARGENTINE WINS At POLO.

Rumson. y. J. Sept. THE Argentine
polo team defeated the Anglo-Amcricar
F:astcot; four in a stX-pcriod exhibition
game today. S to :. At the end OF the
sixth period the match was stopped
much 10 the CONSERVATION of the spec
rators, who had no, been Informed in ad
vance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
V|RG|N|AS TO MEET
FAST YANKEE N|AE

Tomorrow afternoon on the Forty
seventh street grounds The crack yam
ke. baseball team will cross bats with
the crack Nirgin!as also of the South
Side. Both teams promise their strong
est tncups and as the records OF each
are the best. thrilling game is as
surcd.
Carple and Snyder will form the bat
terry for the Virg!nias while the choice
Of tho manager Of the Yankees have not
been announced. The game will be call
ed promptly at o'clock and large at
tendance IL expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
CHICAGO GAINS
ON THE GIANTS
sunches Hts Behind ctnctnaae1's Errurs
and Takes Opening Game OF Series
Score 7 20

Chica go. Sept. 1.-Chicago punched
IT'S hits behind errors by Fonseca and
Ptnel,t and defeated Cincinnati TO !
in The Arst game OF tho series. Today's
victory. coupled with New York's defeat
ny Brooklyn put tho locals five games
behind the league leaders.
Box SrNre:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
GIANTS WIN

Tho fast going L!ttlo Giants NJ this
city defeated the strong Triangle nine
yesterday afternoon in a well played
game on the 2sth stree grounds Inc
fina! score was G-S.
Spurlock. the Giants heavy hitter
was IN rar" form and made three hlts
out Of four trips to the plate Inc
twjrlinG of Johnson for the winners was
also good. He allowed his opponents
but three scattered hits and IN inc
ptnchcS was inVinCahle.
The score:
Giants ...... O3O 2lO o0o--s-7--s
Tr!ang)cs ...... 600 COL o9o-3-i--S
Batteries, Johnson and pTlei MeIm-
bright and Dye.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
INDIANS SHUT OUT;
ROBERTSON STARS

Cleveland. Sept I.-Chicago ousted
Cleveland from fourth place today when
II won. > to q. in i've innings, the game
being stopped by rain. Robertson drove
IN both runs for Chicago and also
drove In two more with n double in the
sixth. the score, however. revertinR
back 10 the NTH inning. Chicago play
ers did not have an assist. Score,
z. II r.
Chicago .o q n % n
Cleveland .n o q n q : q
Batteries: Robertson and Schalk;
Chle and O'Neil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02

Tho Roydrvillc Red SoX would ike 20
s,hrdulr Il game with some fast anna
trur somi-pro team I'm the Wheeling dis
,rir, for Labor Day The game /" b"
PLAYED either at home or abroad. Call
kr-nr,rnrt GLM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
Southern Association

Memphis q: Nashville 6.
Birmingham :. Mobile II.
Atlanta >. New Orleans ), First
game.
Second game Atlanta 3; New Or
leans II.
Little Rock -. Chattanooga =.
tGam" called darknessJ seventh IN
1lngs)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
CHALLENGES

Tho Victor A. c. Is still without n
game for Sunday and Monday and would
Ike 10 hear from some fast teams. Call
2O.W Brnw"od and ask for Maniok, be-
tween - and ! O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
American Association

Minneapolis D; St Paul 8.
Kansas city 4. Milwaukee ?.
Columbus-To played double head
or yesterday.
d'ananolis-Lou!svilIe played 10 u
bic header yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Pittsburgh u. ST. Louis I. DIST game)
Pittsburgh 6: So. Louis H. End game.
Chicago 7. Cincinnati !.
Brooklyn 3; New York :
Roston .: Philadelphia q.
Boston 10: Philadelphia J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
Fine Tennis Played.

In the boys doubles match GundlinG
and Gundling played tine tennis. but
i'm me second and third sets seemed
tired after playing two other hard
matches previous ~ their FINALS. St"i'
lar returns marked the whole contest
with Ankle and II. Gundlirg playing
the leading parts. These TWO players
often daring the match played returns
10 each other for several minutes. hut
in the end Ankle would play one OF his
dazzling placement shots IN the alleys
and end the point. McCleiland and B.
Guudlmg played their hest game a. the
net. Both helped their team mate con-
siderably in the scoring By their work
ir this department. The serving was
also good with both teams. and seldom
we're double faults registered by the
referee
While the team composed Of Young
r7an-Maver Was expected 10 win their
match. their opponents played 4 Won
>tertul clmH and went down 10 defeat
fighting The whole match was holly
contested al no way. and Il was only
after hard PLAYING that tho winners
were able 10 draw away from their
OPPONENTS Nryt wear il is hoped 70
have an officials girls double match,
and official. 20 honinS the same two
teams will enter again. as their play,
in was tho host ever displayed BY
girls on he Wheeling Tennis club
courts. and thnir craftsmanship OF the
rFgNs sort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YeEterday's Scor %.

Philadelphia 4; Boston :.
Chicago >: Cleveland 0.
81. Louis 4: Detroit |.
New Observation-Disclosures, not sCheduI'
ID.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
The Standing.
TodaY'p Gamer.

New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
The rand3nE.

Today's Games
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cleveland.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
Gundling and Gundling Go
Down Bcrofe Ankle and
McClelland.
Surprise Is Sprung When Miss
Mayer Loses to Miss Young
man of Wheeling.
Finals In Junior Tourney Will
Be Played Off At Edge
dale Today.

Las, wears bows doubles champions.
ArEle and MCClellaGd. Yesterday after
noon successfully defended their title
and incidentally won he Wheeling
tennis center ,.lln. when they defeated
Gambling amt GuDdlinS. the SenSa'
t;onal Island entry. in a spirited match
which ended -. -. G..
Nrkle. who will battle for the singles
championship this afternoon, IS show
ing the stun OF which true sports and
stellar athletes are made. Tuesday
morning NrEle. while playing with his
Pct dog. "JiEcs." at the courts before
tho match. was bitten by the dog and
Yesterday was suffering with a swo!-
len hand caused by the bite. At first
tho injury was considered slight. but
the yOuncstor when taken 70 \ doctor
discovered that he had a liGament
out Of place in hts hand. The member
was badly swollen and stiN. and the
doctor gave orders for Ankle To play no
tents for two weeks. bur. djsregardinS
these orders. the youncster played
through several matches Yesterday, al
though every time he used his racquet
pains were shooting through his arm
and hand. His efforts ended with his
team winning rhe doubles champion
ship He will play Beatty Gundling
this afternoon in tho singles finals for
bows.
The girls, doubles houors were also
decided yesterday afternoon, when the
Mayer-Youncman combination defeat
Ell the Ebcl.nc sisters from the Island
in straight sets. 6.%, 6-&. This match
was one Of the best OF the tourney,
and the girls who lost and the winners
are to De compUmented for their fine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
DOUDLE-HEADER DOSE
REPEATED BY BOSTON
Shuts Ont philadelphia in First aame
and Wins Second 10 to with
Recruit ON the Mound

Boston. Sept l.-Boston took rs sec
ond straight double-header from Phlla-
delphia today. Watson shut out the
visitors In the opener, TO o, and Harry
Hullhsn, the soung lefthandcr obtained
from tho Giants IN the McQuillan deal
was the pitcher hero Of the second
game. which Boston won 10 to l.
Cruise hit a home run into the right
field in tho third inning.
The score by innings:
Ejret game r II. II
Ph,ladelph,a 100 100000 { 9
Boston ......OOO OoO0'-9 0
Batteries: RIng and Henlinei Watson
and O'Neil.
Sscond game R. Fl. L.
ph!ladclphia ...oooocooo OIL I
Boston ....102 J 4 } O'-l6 ID !
Batteries: singleton and Wtthrow ana
Fcnnne; Hul!haR and Gowdy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
Cincinnati

". :Tol. lTg II &&i5tf- pi elsa
Totals .. 80 4 II - - J
x-Batted for Luque in 4th
xx-Battcd for Couch in eth.
xxx-Rattrd for Kcck in 9th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
Miss MAYER Defeated.

The b'gCe~t upset Of the tournament
was tho defeat Of MarCella Mayer by
Mary YOunCmap in the girls singles
Yesterday. Miss MAYER was regarded
aS a sure winner by the gallery and
followers OF the play. bur in on" OF the
most sensational matches OF the whole
tourney she fell before The slashinS
play o. Miss YounSman. The scores in
khis set Of the Semi-fnals were 81,
as. g. Miss Mayer took the first SET
after a hard struggle and came back
hard. and WAS forging ahead in the
second when Miss Noungman spurted
ana tied the score and forced the set
into extra games. and won the set
JOS she also took tho third and final
when Miss MAYER seemed 70 tire. and
wen tho right 70 play Nancy Wood Of
the Island. VINO defeated Miss G..
Noves -. s. in tho somi.fnals.
Miss YounSman played a wonderful
game throughout the match and won
OF her, ability 10 draw her opponent
on: Of position and then return in mar
velouS fashion Mis- MAYER also dis
PLAYED fin" same. out her opponents
work in an departments of the game
spelled h"r downfall
The result Yesterday follow:
soys' Doubles.
Cundlinr- GundIjDc defeated Lash
Wilson. 80. C.
NcCle,aod.Ac',lo defeated Potter.
Smith. g.. So
McClc,lard.N~&Ic defeated Beatty.
Wallace. f-0. 81
h NcClol'suG.ArkIn defeated Gundlinc.
YGundlinc. -. ST. 81
Girls Doubles.
Navc~ vonrcman defeated r
UoodsN Woods 81" CO.
Fbelin~ -Ehc'jnc defeated Wilson.
Wilson. en-. 50
Girls Singles.
YounGman defeated Mayer, -. los,
81
Woods defeated Moves -. 60.
Finals Today.
The finals N The BOYS and girls
singles are scheduled COr O'Clock this
afternoon. with Tho weather permit.
ting. \ large gallery. which has been
following the play from dav % day is
expected and The officials have made
sperial ARRANGEMENTS 70 care for tho
large crowd and assure they will have
a comfortable place 20 watch the
matches
In the bows singles r. f.. Ankle. last
wears champion. will meet Beatty
GunGliHg Of the Island These two
hoy; hare horu playing tennis as It
should be PLAYED throughout tho tour.
ramcn'. and tho match will no doubt
prove one Of mo hcs' ~ tho tourna-
nent Ankle NAV be handicapped h.
his injured hand hW' last evonln. was
giving the injured momhS treatment
gu as 70 have Il in condition for the
match today
GundIing's Defeat.
Ankle defeated Gundlin- NJ last
wears tourroy IN Tho closing rounds
and. rs ra'c Will have =. r. again
forced 10 meet the WORTHY opponent in
The finals this year Both players show
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-02
GundIirg's Defeat.

Ankle defeated CTndling NJ last
wears 'ourrny IN tho closing rounds.
and. rs tatc VIII have =. r. again
forced 10 meet tho WORTHY opponent in
The finals this year Both players show
The Washington times., 1922-10-13
| invite every MAN AND WOMAN
IN WASHINGTON and VICINITY
Every person in this section who is weak, rundown
sick and nervous, to try this great medicine at my
expense. Free bottle given4to all who come early.


aches, backache, sideaches, weak
brain power. dizzy spells. spots
floating before the eyes may all be
due to faulty digestive process,
either in the stomach or the bowels.
Take my Dreco with your other
food for week and find out how
your digestive organs are working.
II the Dreco helps you greatly.
gives you more force, strength and
brain power. you may set 1t down
that your liver and bowels were
not doing their duty.
Only yesterday your head may
have felt dull and heavy. you had
the blues" were cross. nervous or
irri able, everything seemed to go
wrong and you couldn't tell why.
It's ten to one 1t was Old dyspepsia
slyly getting In his work. not
enough to cause you pain. but just
enough to dull your brain, rob you
Of your vitality, upset your liver
and deplete your nerve force. May
be you don't think 50. but try q
bot lie Of Dreco and see II It don't
change blues" to bright cherry
red. make the old world laugh In
merry glee, and put new vieor
and vim. into your life again.
Lewis A. Todd. the travelling sales.
man, had stomach trouble 50 bad he
practically had to live on liquid
toodr He couldn't even ca vege.
tables wi h9v suffering terrible pain.
II took two bottles Cf Dreco and can
nov ca anything he wants with.
ou, DIS reas whntever--sounds like
a miracle? Well. we have Mr..
Todd's own signed statement to
that effect.
G. l.. Matlick, the b. & o. con.
ductor, says he had rheumatism 80
bad he had 10 use a cane 10 get
around NJ ell. On his fourth bottle
Of D..c9 he sayG IT am now feel.
inr fine, have thrown away my
cane" These are only two out OF
hundreds, yes, thousands.
The Washington times., 1922-10-13
Carences Say Their
Name Must Be
Respected

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-To
save the historic name Of Clar-
ence from being ridiculed into
extinction by cheap comedians,
q league Of ,Clarences is being
formed by Clarence Massey OF
Cleveland, Ohio, who has writ
ten to hundreds Of Clarences of
this city and Newark, asking
them to join the cause.
Since prohibition was taken
away from them as q subject Of
comedy, vaudeville actors have
specialized in developins the
humor they find in the name Of
Clarence, according to Mass ~,
who proposes that 10000 Clar-
ences organize and compel the
vaudeville managers to deprive
their players of the sure fire
hit which any mention Of the
name of Clarence Is found to
be. ~.
At the same time the Ciar-
ence League, or the Clarence
Anti-Defamation League, will
attempt to do some missionary
work with the general public.
The Washington times., 1922-10-13
.HYATTSV|LLE'S
.CHAUTAUQUA To
START TODAY
Concerts and Speeches. With
Motion Pictures, Continue
Through Monday.

HYATTSvILLE. Nd. Oct. Ia
The annual chautauqua here gets
under way today. In the armory'
II will continue through Monday,
Concerts by the Dunbar Bell Ring
ers, lectures by Bertha Smith
Titus and Harry X. McKeen and
Junior chautauqua feature to-
days program. &c. -,
Tomorrow there will be concerts
by the Babcock-Jo company
lectures by Bertha Smith Titus
and Judge George d. Alden and
junior chautauqua. Union services
will be held Sunday afternoon. A
Junior chautauqua pageant. one.
act play and a motion picture
comedy drama, "Cappy Kicks"
comprise the program for Monday.
J. A. Crawford Is president of
the local guarantor's association.
other guarantors are NJ. A. Blasey,
Mrs. e. A. Stoddard. Mrs. w. L.
Scott, A. G. Moon. Mrs. H. NJ.
Sturgis, Mrs. James Severe. DR.
H. +. Willis, Mrs. H. NJ. Smith
w. p. Blake. Mrs. w. II. Ballard
Ira X. Gruver. T. E. Mclaughlin
N. II. Sp.cknall, A. B. Graham
John c. Brooke. 7. Ray Stanton
Miss Flora Davis, the Rev. c. II
Cannon. H. H. Moler, Miss Cor
nelia Coe. George N. Bowen, War
rem w. Cole, T. d. Jarrefi, Louis
Dashiell. F. NJ. Stevens. Amy l.
Wisdom. Mrs. william s. Stevens
NJ. II. B. Hoffman, sfrs. r. A
Bennett, Prof. c. A. Magoon. and
H. c. Weeks, Of Riverdale;, DR.
Harry J. Patterson. and Prof. c
P. Close, OF College Park, and Car
H. Frey, Of Beltsville.
Prince Georges county baseball
fans are keyed up over the three
game series for the championship
Of the county which begins Sunday
afternoon with double. header or
the Mt. Rainier diamond between
Landover. champions Of the county
league, and the Maryland Athletic
Club, Of Maryland Park. county In
dependent title holders. Play is tC
start at 1880 o'clock. II the thirt
contest Is necessary II will bt
played at Maryland Park. II hi
been decided, following the toss o,
a coin between J. F. FitZhugh and
Don White. Landover and NJ. A. G
managers. respectively. Jane e,
ington. have been selected to UNI
pire the game. Eligible players fol-
the series are:
Landovpr Houck Simmons
Hurley. T. Bailey, q. Bailey, Tur
ner. J. Wilson, Rohrback. Mars
Hoffman. Posh, f. Baldwin. strain
ing. Loomis, Hartley, Rea and
Sheriff.
Maryland-E. Roberts. f. Alden
Fitsberger. Barrett. Harkie. Marin
Grover, NJ. Roberts. N. Roberts, w
Poberts. A. Boston. w. Krebs. W
Houchen. II. McLsron ". Noone
]. McGeary and NJ. White.
The Washington times., 1922-10-13
KRUPPS GOING
into FARMING
DEAL IN RUSSIA
German Bankers to Join in De-
veIoping Concessions
From Soviets.
BY Universal Service,

BERLIN, Oct. 1S.--New and i'm
portant negotiations between the
Soviet government and the KruIp DIS
have been opened, which II success
ful, will lead to the opening and
exploitation OF large farming con.
cesions In southern Russia.
Similar negotiations were started
last year through DIR. weidfAldt,
new German ambassador at Wash.
ington. who acted as agent for
the Krupps. The negotiations did
not reach. u successful conclusion,
owing to the enormous amount of
active capital involved. In well in
formed Industrial circles II IL now
declared that these negotiations
have been renewed. In return for
the granting of farm concessions,
the Krupps will furnish the colo.
nists with agricultural machinery.
krupps vainiy tried to interest
British capital in the earlier pro.
ject, but the Soviet government has
now agreed to accept smaller
credit. amounting to twenty or
thirty millions pound sterling.
which will be participated in by
a group OF German bankers, in.
cluding the Mendelsohn house, thug
making the enterprise purely Ger.
man.