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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-22
THEY DON'T TELL THEM

THEY DON'T TELL THEM
Sinclair Lewis has gained some
fame as writer of one or two books
characterizing American life, and in
many respects his drawings are rath-
err true to life. He has a late book
"Babbitt," in which he attempts 10
describe the daily walk and talk OF
the average business man.
One Of the incidents he relates has
to do with an evening spent in the
smoking room Of a sleeping car on a
railroad trip. He tells of mon who
have accidentally met there and who
to become acquainted, begin CONVEX
sation by talking about the weather,
about business, and then, according
to Lewis, one of the characters says:
"Well, let's cut out the preliminaries
and get down to the stories," the in
ference following being that the sto-
ries are not such as could well be re-
peated in the presence of the fam
lilies of these men.
1t is possible that the practice hint
ed at was prevalent once, but there
is considerable doubt that in the ordi-
nary travel in sleeping car smoking
rooms any average group of men
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-22

inability to cuss cramps wom-
ans style badly when a guest leaves
wet soap on a window sill.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-22

AS rule, mans insignificance is
IN exact proportion to the Importance
OF his telephone voice.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-22

Connubial bliss consists in agree.
ment concerning the relative import.
ance of cigars and millinery.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-22

Aliens must remember that it is a
meltin gpot, not jackpot, and in
any case, we don't permit strangers
to deal.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-22

think OF the driver who whizzes past
and then slows down to let you eat
his dust.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-22

The boy Of 16 may be uncertain
about few things, but he is firmly
convinced that he understands wom-
en-.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-22

We have friend whose idea of be-
ing herman is to crunch the ice
that remains in his soft drink glass.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-22

The best way to handle Turkish
atrocities is to use a very long amber
holder so you can't smell them so
well.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-22

think of the driver who whizzes past
and then slows down to let YOU eat
his dust.
inability to cuss cramps a wom-
ans style badly when a guest leaves
wet soap on a window sill.
AS a rule, a mans insignificance is
IN exact proportion to the Importance
of his telephone voice.
Connubial bliss consists in agree
ment concerning the relative import.
ance of cigars and millinery.
We have friend whose idea of be.
ing herman is to crunch the ice
that remains in his soft drink glass
The boy of 16 may be uncertain
about few things, but he is firmly
convinced that he understands WON.
en-.
Aliens must remember that it is g
meltln gpot, not jackpot, and in
any case, we don't permit strangers
to deal.
The best way to handle Turkish
atrocities is to use a very long amber
holder so you can't smell them SC
well.
Well, if Lloyd-George can ignore
George Harvey and get away with it
perhaps he can write a book without
great risk.
The atom isn't the smallest thing
There is the American tourist in Eu-
rope who curries favor by knocking
his own country.
Once people gagged mans pow
erty by the number of his dogs; now
they gauge it by the number of his
jitncy accessories.
Still, we can't see that long skirts
in combination with bobbed hair are
any more homogeneous than a bald
fat man in golf pants.
Correct this sentence: 81 want
your support" said the candidate,
but / tell you frankly that the COM
mon people give me a pain"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-22

Well, if Lloyd-George can ignore
George Harvey and get away with it,
perhaps he can write book without
great risk.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-22

Homicide seems terrible until you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
wy, U. TRAINING CAMP
WILL OPEN THIS A. NJ
Players VIII Receive Ftfst workout IN
Rain Soaked F1elds-Conn-
lions Excellent

Jackson. Mills. Sept. 3.-Wcst N'r-
rinia's football training camp opened
With rush this afternoon with me
ARRIVAL Of Head Coach Spears. Assistant
Coaches Rodgers and Key. Trainer Cart
we'll and a squad OF about thirty players
who we're on hand for the IRIS; meai
served tonight before midnight squad
OF go is expected 10 be on hand 'o,s
wer. assigned at dinner and early IN
,ha morning uniforms will be given out
with tho first workout scheduled for
- o'clock Labor day,
The heavy rains Of the last Few days
gave the otherwise beautiful state camp
a rather dismal aspect this afternoon,
bu, the men appeared TO realiz" that m"
coming per!od Is to be a serious on" md
that bigger obstacles than rainfall
will have 10 he overcome.
Coach Spears took n tour over the
H.Ids available for practice and ia de-
lighted with the excellent condition Of
mo turf. A regulation feld vii! be
layed of Cor practice in the morning
with several smaller 1hns set ASIDE
,or the work OF small groups.
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important Football Games
Scheduled For This Season

Following are the moro important
games scheduled for the 1877 football
season:
Oct. 7.-Georgia at Chicago, l.afay-
cot at Pittsburgh.
Oct. l4-Syracuse at Brown, Iowa
a, Yale. West Virginia AZ Pittsburgh.
Oct. 2l-Centre al Harvard. George
town-FOrdham at Polo GROUNDS
Michigan al Ohio State, Pittsburgh
at Syracuse. Georgia Tech AT Navy.
oct. 2s-Princcton ut Chicago,
Notre Dame at Georgia Tech. Dart
mouth al Harvard Army at Yale,
Navy at Pennsylvania, Syracuse VS..
Penn State at Polo Grounds.
Nov. l-Coiumb!a ut Cornell, No
braska at Syracuse. Lafayette VS.. w.
& J. at Polo Grounds.
Nov. ll--Trincrton At Harvard.
Pittsburgh al Pennsylvania, Dart
mouth vs. Cornell at Polo Grounds,
Chicago al Ohio State. Notrc Dame
a Army. California Mt Washington.
Nov. lS--Yalte at Princeton. Penn
State at Pennsylvania. Column hia vs.
Dartmouth at Folio Grounds. Iowa at
Ohio State, W. & J. at Pittsburgh.
Illinois at Chicago
Nov. 25-Harvard ut Yale. Navy
VS.. Army Mt Philadelphia. Ohio State
at Illinois. Leh!Gh at Lafayette. Cal
iforn!a at Stanford.
Nov. s0-CorncI AT Pennsylvania.
Penn State at Pittsburgh. Colgate at
Columbia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
BAUERS BEAT FAST
AKRON F|RESTONES
Local Aggregation Plays Good Ball and
Comes Out on Top, 2-l-Akron
Nine Wonderful Team.

The crack Baucrs baseball team Of
this city Yesterday afternoon handed the
strong Akron Fircstones OF Akron a al
lacing on The Fulton grounds in one OF
the best exhibitions Of the national pas
Tine ever seen IN this city. A record
attendance was on hand 10 witness the
match.
The Fircstones scored first after five
innings Of scoreless playing In which
both teams presented sparkling fielding
and all around playing. This tally look
ed as though It would win the game hut
the locals came hack in the last OF the
ninth and pounded ont two runs and won
the game.
Tho feature OF the game was the
work of the rival moundsmen McColl.
for the locals and Mckinstry for the
visitors Both pitchers pitched wonder
ful ball during tho entire contest The
locals gathered eight hits off Mckins-
try, who struck out ten mon. while the
best Akron could do was five from Nc
Coll who whitfield seven.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
rErry home cKER's PITCHING TOO
MITCH FOR X. OF o. OUTFIT.
GAME WE'LL ATTENDED,.
Chaplins Street Team Handicapped ny
Absence Of star Pitcher,
Art Shaw.

With Lefty Honecker pitching at top
specd and, although hit freely, hoIoins
tho Coseys hitless when hits meant
rms, the McConkeys exttnguished all
hppes that the Caseys had OF winning
the championship Of the city by
score Of four 10 one. The game was
we'll played by both teams but the nit
Ting slump that has characterized the
work of the Caseys in their last re"
games was present again when they
had men on bases and the result was
their elimination as claimants or the
chonpionship. Now all that remains
for the other teams Of the city 10 get
together To make a decision possible.
Roberts, who cssayed to pitch for the
Caseys in the absence Of Arch SHAW
pitched a good game with the exception
Of the first Inning. when four hits greet
ed him when he mounted the rupner'
This mixed with an error allowed the
Narks TO score three runs, which proved
enough 70 win the game. In the mat
ter Of hitting the Caseys had the peter
~ the argument. getting IL 10 the
Macks' seven. Inability 10 bunch their
hits, however, was responsible for their
downfall.
Jimmie Ford led the hitting for both
teams. securing three hits In FIVE times
M, one a two-bagger. One NJ his sin
rles also n; the score board in right
feld and bounded back into the diamond
and robbed him OF another extra base
Ciout.
O'Toole, In left for the Caseys. pulled
the stellar nelding stunt OF the DAY
wher he made a diving catch OF NY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
CAMBRIA COLLER|ES
DEFEAT SCHADS 80

The fast Cambria Galleries. OF SHADY
side. yesterday afternoon HANDED the
Schads. Of Bridgeport. an SO lacins on
the Shadys!de grounds In game tea-
tured by the ALA round fine work OF
the Galleries.
Cambria cppncd the scoring In the
fourth when they punched hits and won
the contest by knocking in three runs
They also came back in the last hVe
innings with five more. The hitting or
Poliski and the pitching Of Ross fea-
tursd
The Galleries will clash with Bur-
lington today in double header on inc
Shadys!de grounds. The first game 10
called for 10 o'clock this morning.
Tbe score nv innings: r. II. F..
Schads q 0 q 0 > 0 o o. 0
Galleries % q 0 3 s. ~
Batteries: Kruger and Ballog; Ross
Dempsey and Scmeic.
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AND S|SLER STILL SET
PACE FOR MAJOR LEAGUE BATSMEN
Cardinals Sucger Hitting Ball for Mark Of 38Browns Star Has
Average of All and sFrs Player in Either Circuit TO
Make 200 Blows-Couch and Bush Lead Pitchers

George Sister. OF the Browns, Is main
taining his lead among tho American
Leaeue batsmen. but IS still hard press
ed by Ty Cobb. The 81. Louis star IS my
tirE the ball for an average or 81 h.
while the Detroit veterans has marx
of 400 Sister also has made the most
hits. 209. and Is tho first player IN either
ma Jor league to connect for 200 hits TINS
season. Tho ST. Louis star. made MS
:O0ih hit off Sam Jones, OF the Yankees.
on August 25th. and he has reached that
mark earlier IN the season than any
PLAYER in moro than ten years. sister
continues 10 set the pace for the base
runners and he now has ~ stolen bases
70 his credit Ia Rlue, OF the Tigers IL
the leading run scorer with llS talhes
Kenneth Williams, OF the Browns, ana
clarence Walker, OF tho Athletics, ar"
tied for tho lead among the sIugSerS.
with ~ home runs each. ZOO Bush. or
the Yankees. heads the list OF pitchers
with 222 victories and only defeats
for percentage Of .alb.
The following figures include games
p,ayed on Thursday. August 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04

Rogers Hornsby. OF tho Cardinals. IS
still setting the pact for the eatsmen
OF tho National League. His present
average Is $50. eighteen points higher
than Cotton Tlerncy OF the Pirates VINO
ranks second. Hornshy also has maue
tho most hits 100. and IS ieaulns ,he
sluggcrs with 80 home runs 10 his cre0l'.
May Carey, veteran outfielder OF the
pirates. Is showing tho way 10 the run
scorers with l12 tallies. He also IS
maintaining his lead among the base
runners with a total Of 40 stolen bases:
John Couch, OF the Cincinnati Reds' S'I'.
ranks first among the pitchers. with "a
victories and defeats for an average
Of 700. Lou North. OF tho Ca'u'na a
~ has nitched only eleven games. has
WOW o ~ these for a mark OF SIS. Will
bur Cooper, star left handler 81 the -
rates, has won 10 games and lost 10 Tor
an average OF SIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
VIRGINIAS win FROM
YANKEE AGGREGATION

The fast Virginia A. c. baseball club
Yesterday afternoon defeated the crack
Yankees OF the South Side In n we'll
pIayed game on tho Forty-seventh
street grounds. Tho final score was
30.
The yirgin!as were never in danger
and with Wagner in excellent form had
easy picSen with their opponents. The
s,atrrss OF TIE game was Mt,ier's
hitting snd tas ira pitching Of Wagner.
The soers 6y innings;
YalLSS ,.e % q n = % J
Yirxiuta III 90 ; l 0 Ks II ?
Batteries: Spring. and PetferrT an.
w1nar aaA H1ydss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
TIE FOR GOLFER TROPHY

Brookline, Mass. Sept. 3.-Team play
for the American golfer trophy. an
annual competition In which many OF
the contestants in the national amateur
golf championship tournament engaged
today, ended IN a tie. best ball OF
SO was scored by Jesse SweetHer ana
J, G. Anderson for the siwanoy Country
club. Mount Vernon. y. T.. and by ". w.
Reekle and F. E. Dyer. representing the
Upper Mont Clair n. j.. Country CLUB:
They will play OF later on neut5a!
course near New York for the trophy
which was won at st. Louis last year oy
Jesse P. Guilford and Francis oumit'
of woodland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
.BELLAIRE ATHLETICS
LOSE TO DILLONVAlE

Tho fast Bcllaire Athletics journeyed
TO DillonvRle yesterday and met detea;
at the hands OF the crack Dillonvnle IN
dams Of ;hat place by the score OF b-u
In a weil-played game. y large CROWD
was on hand to witness III" contest.
Tho features Of tho game were me
heavy HITTING Of the whole DiIIonraIe
team and the fine reld!ng of Heria OF IN"
same aggregation. The D!Iiouvale boys
kn.ckcd both Bcllairc- iwtrlers for Is
hits and made use OF many IN scoring
their runs.
The score by innings: X II. n
H.Tn!re % y O. o 5 !
Drlonyale. o. = II "
Batteries: Ma!nes, Mooney and Long;
Hammond, Butler and Cuban.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
RINGS COSTLY MUFF
GIVES GIANTS GAME
Young, Bncroft, Groh and Kelly Collab-
crate 4 Triple Play After Umpire
Calls Ono Man Out

New Yrk. Sept. 3.-The Giants won
O ragSedgame from Philadelphia today
8 TO 7 hoe today when Ring dropped
throw FIRM Leslie n first base for what
would hse been the third out. Fr!sch
scored tom second with the winning
run.
Youn. Bancroft. Groh and Klly COL
laborat3 TO perform a triple play IN
the secni when Leo and Leslie began
runnlnt wild on the bases. after Umpire
Klein ad called Smith out on an IN
field n. which Young finally handled.
Score v innings: r. II. F..
: Philadelphia ..0loon420o- "a !
New ork. a 30 0oc IS ~ 0
Raeries: Winters. Ring and Henline:
EshfJonFard and Snyder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
Mor.LA HAS TO 60 soBE
TO DEFEAT HELEN WILLS

Ccdarhurst. y. Y, Sept. 3.-Mrs. Mol!a
Biurstcdt Mallory, Of New York ma
,Ional women's tennis champion. To-Day
defeated Miss Helen Wills. OF berkeley
Cal. in hard-fousht three-set match
as. 81. So, IN the fnal round OF me
Rockaway Hunting clubs invitation
tournament. II was the second time IN
rew weeks that the Pacific coast girl
star forced Mrs. Mallory to extra sets
TO win.
Miss Wills paired with Miss Leslie
Bancroft. OF West Newton. Mass. was
victorious IN the double final. defeating
Mrs. Mallory and Miss Phyllis Walsh
OF Philadelphia, in straight sets, 81.
rs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
DETROIT WINS
REAL THRILLER
Defeats st. Louis In Eleventh rnntnS ~
Great work-vsach Saves Game
IN Ninth By wonderful Caech

Detroit. Sept. 3. Detroit felded
spectacularly behind Dauss today and
defeated ST. Louis 4-3 In II innings.
Rtgney driving over the winning run
with single, after the Tigers had
filled the bases.
veach deprived the Browns Of VIC
tory IN the ninth when he went 10 the
foul lines and took Fosters drive with
his bare hand for the third out, with
three st. Louis runners on base. Box
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
UHLE GETS REVENGE,
SHUTS out CHICAGO

Cleveland. o.. Sept S.-Loser IN a
fivc-inning game 10 Chicago. Friday.
Pitcher Chle to-day returned TO tho box
and cleveland won. s to o. Uhle did
not allow hit until the fifth inning
only three Sox reached second. The
game was played IN the fast time OF
I:16. Blankensh!p was HIT hard, but
Courtney was more effective. Score by
Innings: x. II. T..
Cbtcago .oooO s |
Cleveland ...004l00 0x-6 II 0
Rlankenship. Courtney and Schalk !;
T-hle and O'Neill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
WASHINGTON EASILY
WINS FROM BOSTON

Washington. Sept. 3.-washington de-
teatcd Boston 10 10 ., today In the
fnal game of the series. Zachary was
a puzzle for the visitors while Fuller
ton was driven from the box In tho
third and Russell. who relieved him.
was hit hard and timely. The fielding
OF Rice IN center was a feature.
Score by Innings: r. II. z.
Boston ...10 0o0 0 D 8 10 !
Washington % OF 30 > o 10 II l
Batteries: Fullerton. Russell and Ruel;
Zachary and Charity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
R|BEE'S HOME RUN N eleventh
GIVES 4RATESA GREAT VICTORY
Ss prN 20 orsst 9aSdAfnS Dual No.
s~saa Aixr,ndss md RAxurtsea ana
xAass wnSnsrS In sae xA6 YsA|s

CnioAro, Sept. a-Dfxese's homo run
.Ytve hroks up an inning pitchiaE duei
Istv~sn Alexander and Hamilton and
kars Pittsburgh , 30 victory over
Chicago pistsourgn also ps.zsed CaiSA-
no cor second place by bLt game
Assnr two were cut IN the eleyenth.
S,-ey a,axled and STOLE second. Bighee
followed with hds tour-oaESer. The
game was rsplats with brilliant plays
Box score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
RUTH KNOCKS OUT
; STRAIGHT HOMERS

baltimore. Sept. 2.--Bah" Ruth made
three successive homo runs in an eN-
hihition game this afternoon win inc
Third Corps army area team. he
Yankees won l. II :. Tn" Army nine
s coached by Buck Hc:los former
major league stag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04

Two base hits. OFarreu. Frtherg.
Three-base hits. Tierney. OFarrelI.
Home run. Bigbee. Stolen bases. Maran-
Vile, Carey. Sacrifices. oFarreh Terry.
Left on bases. Pittsburgh 5; Chicago s.
Basel on balls. of Hamilton :. Struck
out BY Alexander s; Hamilton s. I'M
pireS Oulgley and Moran. Time 2lO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
st. LOUIS AGAIN
. TROUNCES REDS
Runehss Hits or Rixey IN TWO Innings
and wins Handtly. 70 3 Harnsoy
Gets Thirty fourth Homer

Cincinnati. Sept. SIS. Louis punched
hve hits FOR four earned runs OF RiXey
in the fourth inning today and repeat
ed the dose in the seventh. winning
from Cincinnati easily 70 J. Nornsoy
made his thirty-fourth home run OF
the season OF Narkle in the ninth In
ming. Hornsby now leads both leagues
In homo runs. Duncan made a home
run In the first inning. his third circuit
drive In two days. BOX Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
FOR Gillespie IN Eth.

:x-Batted for Markle IN Sth.
ST Louis $1,000. 0 q ID
Chcinnau $4,000. I n | I . %
rlree-base hits Dauber,. Hore runs,
Duran. Hornshy Sacrifices. Hargrave.
RiHy. Left on bases, 81. Louis s: Gin
cinRti s. Base on balls. OF Rixey ;:
Norh T. Struck out by Rixev :. by
Manle 2, by North ? Hits of R!Hey ~
IN { 2-3: of Gillespie none IN Ia: OF
Marie 2 IN innings. Empires. ODay
and Sisler. Time $40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
CHALLENGES

The SChads are without game Tot
TODAY and challenge any team IN me
valley Cam" must Ne played ahrnah'
To arrange for same call Wheeling ~"
and ask for Beck between s-lV y. NJ
today. A-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
O5CHGER IS CHASED,
BROOKLYN COPS S-5

Irooklyr. Sept. 3.-BrookIyr knocked
pschger out OF the box today and beat
piston 20 S. Gcpc. a recruit, pitcher.
pished the game for the Braves and
iads a good impression. Score BY In
iipgs: r. II. r.
Boston % DOL o2 O-5 & y
Brooklyn o o q ! o. $ I. I
Batteries: Cope and O'NeIl: Grimes
and Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04

Left on ba sea Caseys l. Mcconkeys 4.
Stolen bases O'Too1e .. Ford. Perley.
2-base hits, Ford. Miller. Salisbury.
WEIGH. Struckout by Honaker 7. by Rob-
erts 3. Baye on balls on Roberts !. Re-
marks Sacrifice hits. Madden. wcieh.
OTooIe. Mum. Umpire, keefe. Time
Of game two hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
M C0NKEYS SPRING SURPRISE AND
HAND CRACK CASEYS4-1 DEFEAT
~ territory that looked impossible

In foul territory that looked impossible
TO handle.
The fielding Of the two teams was OF
the highest class, only three woohles
marring the score sheet for both teams
and In this the Hacks also had the best
Of 1t. only one mlsplay being charged
to them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04

base hits-Darrah. J.
Swcionic, 4. Swetonic. Hit by p!ched
hall--A. Swcton'c. Bases on balls
or McCou ?. off McK!nstry 3 Struck
out-by McCon :, ny Mcktnstry TO-
Double pIays-J. Swetonic TO \. Swe-
tonic 20 Zero. Sacrifice hi's-Harkin-
son. Edwards. Earned runs-Rancrs =
Firestnnes / Left on bascs-tircst"hes
1. Raucrs II. rmpirc-M"rGan
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American Association

y Columbus. ?: Toledo. DIST camel.
columbus. !; Toledo. 4 (od game.
Kansas CITY. s: Milwaukee, 9is, gane)
Kansas CITY. Is; Milwaukee, ed
zame).
louisville, Z: Indianapolis. 3 Gst
game).
louisville. 8; Indianapolis 2 (second
Knma).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
TIE STANDING.

roday's Games.
(All . Rames).
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
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rowcrrul arms and wrists he puts ms
much steam behind his swings as any
golfer In the game. This has won him
tho nickname of the Human Siege
Gun"
Gullford. when NJ his top form, Is
capah!e Of Some very fire. golf for h"
Is an excellent putr"r--in fact on" "t
the hest and It was his steady long
putting that won him the amateur N'.e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04

Two base hits. Shorten, McManus,
Blue. Fothergill (2). Dauss. Sacrifices,
Pruett. SEVERED. Cutshaw 2. Double
plays. Cutshaw. R,gney and Blue;
Dauss. Haney and Blue. Left on bases.
st. Louis 10: Detroit s. Base on balls,
on Wright .: Pruett 8: Dauss .. Struck
out: by Dauss 2: Pruett l. Hits on
Wright 6 in 7: of Pruett In SIS.
Losing pitcher. Pruett. Cmpires.
Guthrie and Dtneen. Time 2:o6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
VANCE CLUB DEFEATS
CRACK BISHOP TEAM

Tho fast Vance A. c. baseball team
handed the crack Bishops a neat lacins
yesterday afternoon in . loose game
played on the Twenty-sixth street
grounds by the score Of l7-il. Owing
10 the fact that both teams were from
the South Side large crowd or Follow.
ers was on hand for the contest.
The Vances made six runs IN the
first inning and always MANAGED to Keep
ahead OF the game during the remain
ing eight innings although their oP-.
moments threatened at all times. The
feature Of the game was the hitting OK
Macktn for the winners who made four
hits In az many times at bat and scored
two runs
The score:
pishops ........l 013 ill 50
Vance ......6 = 0 x-13 II
Batteries: Morgan and Clark: Foster
and Seamon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Yesterday Results.
Washington 10: Boston 3.
Detroit I: 81. Louis 3.
Cleveland 5; Chicago 0.