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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
EFFORTS MADE TO TAKE BELL
ARE TO WASHINGTON PROVED
rUTnE-aAME AT BELL
ARE WANTED
Strength Of washington Countians VIII
be tested In Each Of Ten Games
Of the Card.

Washington. Ia. --uly 1s-Wash-
'ngton High schools football schedule
Of 10 games for next fall was annOunc-
ed today by Head Coach Leroy T. Day.
Siye of the seasons contests Will be
,taEed at home with an equal number
N Foreign fields. the card as II now
stands calling for the initial combat
On September 80 with the final clash
,n Thanksgiving Day. Coach Day said
here was possibility OF an early-sea-
son, contest being scheduled for
September %. but nothing definate
lad, been done towards securing an op-
oOneHt for this date.
Teams scheduled not on the card
asst, year are Mcdonald High. McKees-
,ort High. Monessen High. East Beth
lehem High. MonOngaheIa High and
SaSen High OF Youngstown. o. These
lake the places OF Charlerio High,
oonora High. Erie Central High, Allie
cheny High and Bellaire. (O) High.
A big effort was made to~brtng Bellaire
High the only team which defeated
be Little Presidents last year. to
Washington for game. but the Buck
eve team refused 10 play anywhere but
AZ home. and negotiations were drop
ped.
Some delay was experienced In list
ing the games due to the unsettled con-
aition OF the Washington & jefferson
schedule. as High will play all Its homo
games on College Field. and must be
on the road when the Presidents are
AZ home Coach Day has left one open
date, November 1, whom ". & J. will
be playing Lafayette in New York. but
expects TO IN II with Pittsburgh
high school team. He Is negotiating
with several strong Steel city eleNens
and expects 10 brtng one of the best
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
CRACK THIRD sAcKER ToR d.
IoNyAxs RAISES ONE JUST HIGH
ENOUGH TO 90 OVEN FENCE.
cassyg had Chance 20 Score Twice Sut
Breaks Of the Came wsre Against
-Thsur-Scors 10.

Nv the lowest possible score, the Dill
lonyaIe Indians. yesterday afternoon de-
feated the local Caseys at RiHerF'ew
mark in the most exciting game played
in Wheeling this year. TIE score, one
IN noihiny. tells that both pitchers
Noon and Shaw, were in excellent FORM
and while defeated and out hit. the
C,seys have nothing TO pe ashamed "e
Lv allowing a team like the Indians 10
walk away with such game.
Advance notices ~ Caesar at third
base. IInMine him as the leader at that
Los:tivu in the Inter City League, we're
made good by him when in the nfth
i,utr. n. yiruted one Of ARK Shaw $
offerings over the right field fence for
tie only run OF TIE game. The hit
WIS not an extra long one and just
ls..a-,d outside, the park but II Wit,
enough to- win the game with the oran"
Of bali that both Noon and Shaw were
rifchfnC The hit on a field with 4 rea-
onHrlc distap'v from home plate Z"
tho t.:re would haN, been an easy out
lat q, Mas just hi=h enough and far
enough - win the sam" and ticup tho
:..r:c,' The Two teams are playing anil
nl.hs II necessary To play another game
to decide the superiority Of either team
~ thr contest ,or the championship Of
tho ohio valley
E"ru had a little better Of the argu-
r.cnt as far a. hits were concerned. he
sent seven ~ the indians back to the
leach WI the str;ke"ut route To Rooms
rnur. The c"nrro! Of both pitchers was
Perfect neither allowing base on
laIl>
The CaSeyS tad two opportunities to
score" in tn" sixth and IN iva "i"hth. In
IN" sixth. Giles first maa up hit ="
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
PITTSBURCHERS WON
Pttt,bure Athletic AsIoctakton 1sqsst.
ers rock Seven Of Eight 1sscnss
Saturday.

The Pittsburgh A. A. tennis team an
his CITY last Saturday afternoon and
gok seven out Of the he. eight hsoa m:tsass
pWriisht Husus was the only local play
or to win over the PittsburSh oppone-
nts. The local star beat McElroy two
sets TO one The remainder OF the To-
cal team played splendid tennis but the
Pittsburgh invaders proved too mucn
for them in the end although forced
into extra games to cop their matches
A large gathering Of spectators attend
ed the matches.
The summary follows:
Singles.
Barland beat Cummins 66-3; ST.
Hugus beat McElroy Ga: s-11; 7.S.
Sivard beat Beattic 7-6; so. ~
Johnson beat II. E. Bowie 81; 81
Lloyd beat A. Bowie So; As; 6-3.
DoublS0.
Garland and McElroy beat Cummins
and Hugus. As; 81; Sc.
S!vard and MacLain beat Bowie and
Bowie. 6-3; ST; Ga.
Lloyd and johnson beat Evert and
Beattie. Ga: 6r2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
YANkS WON 1873

The Yankees OF the South size
iourneyed to McKinieyville yesterday
where they met and defeated the strong
team Of that place in a loosely played
rame bv the score OF 1873. The Yankees
pounded the ball hard at opportuhe
moments and gained lead that was
too great to overcome. MckihieFE''ie
trotted out big fast team on 'ne ne'u
and was confident OF easily taking the
ynnkeee into ramp. but the South Siders
nIaved good bail throughout and
counIed with seven extra base hits,
manared 70 pull through winners.
Score by Innings:
yarLs.s .olln24O32-lS IL 3
McKinleyville -. .0O23"O1oo- IL Z
acknowledgements and Pfeffernan
Reerhalter and Cole.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
BERNIE HAHN TO
MEET BRANNICAk
Local Bantam Ready for Bout this
Evening at Cascade Club OF New
Castle, Pa.

Bernie Hahn, Whecl!ng's promising
l2a FOUNDER in boxing circles. will meet
Patsy Branngan. the veteran feather
weight of New Castle, Ia, this evening
In a ten round go before the Cascade
Athletic club OF that city. The contract
calls for both boxers 10 come IN al TX
pounds at three o'clock this afternoon.
Hnhn. accompanied by his manager
Al Hays. and several followers. Will
leave this morning for New castle
where they will weigh IN the after
noon Hahn has been training hard lot
the bout and it Is expected the lit'le rel
low viii show his usual good form and
win his bout The boy has pleased rams
all over the country by his Willingness
to mix. and his followers declare he VIII
add few more pleased fans to mis-
credit this evening. Hahn and his party
Will return home tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
Will [ANNS' WARNINGS AND
PLEADING BRING THE RESU[T IS?

recoup their losscs-and II one oes-
oerate loser should be temped. base
| hall might have another Black Sox case
That perhaps is the danger the com
missioner warns against. The prosper
! ,ty of ba scball has dwindled consider
ably this. season. Just how far the
slump has gone is not>yet ascertainaole
There have been smashing big CROWDS
attracted 10 specially press-agenced
"hig series, and New York and few
other cities have held up fairly we'll The
/ frequent suspensions Of Ruth are alleged
to have hurt attendance. especially IN
BOSTON and New York, and, further than
! that. New York is a bit oVerfed on the
Ruth press agent bunk anyhow 1t Is
about the quickest city in the world 70
accept a new hero. and certainly the
quickest to give him the boots II he
| slips.
The unprecedented rains of June also
hurt attendance. and the wrctched quail
ity of snort being furnished has had Us
effect The fans are complaining more
loudly about the kind of baseball played
than | ever have known them to do. Be
sides that. the high prices OF admission
and the slackenIng OF money supply also
have helped reduce attendance figures.
All OF which indicates that Commits
sloner Lands chose most timely MIN
,s to deliver his warning TO the players,
who OF course will be the first TO suffer
when the owners are compelled by fall
Ing gate receipts to reduce salaries. Inc
minors already are feeling the strain.
and several clubs are reported In dis
trcSs.
Now is the time for the ball player %
emf out the foollshness, settle down lu
business, hustle and earn his salary. 4
large part Of the descrters will return
TO baseball II the etams fight II our 20
the finish.
willard In Good Shape
RoSardinc the condition Of Jess Will
ard. who now looms as n more probable
cpponcnt FOR Dempsey than ne has for
three years and who is beginning TO
he taken seriously by some 81 the
critics. l have n report from a man who
~ very close TO him.
Don't fall for the idea that the big
fellow cannot get into shape. this
friend writes. Il have been with him
lot In the last few months. and he is In
nerfect health. good condition and At.
7 don't want you to think this Is the old
hunk. You and know Jess cannot
get into the fghting condition he could
half n dozen years ago. But he is right
now in such shape that he could take
n lot OF punching and keep going He
hasn't lost any OF his hitting power
and I honestly thing that II he can
STAY long enough 10 hand Dempsey one
WALTON at or near the right point the
trht will end right there. His wind IL
good, he looks clean and feels fine all
the time. He isn't saying much. but he
has been living and working outdoors
for the best part Of two years. working
hard. and he has kept UP his boxing
work steadily. He Is In better shape
right now than he was three years ago
when you and I knocked around with
him. I'm not his press agent or even
his intimate friend. IA you know, and
not as great an admiIer or him AZ some
but this my size-up. So long as he
packs that punch no Is dangerous
fighter"
copyright, la22. o. New York Even
Ing Mail)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
M'CONkEYS LOST
TO WELLSBURCERS

The McConkey baseball team OF this
city after winning easily over the Wells
burg outfit in Saturdays contest turned
around in their homo game ;oday and
lost by the score OF "a. The Macks
contributed six errors during the con
test.
The local club while allowing the up
the-river but nine hits used three pitch
ers in an effort to win the contest. The
Nacks gathered seven themselves but
their numerous errors proved their
downfall.
While there were no individual stars
Of the game both teams played good
ball throughout although the MacEs
errors married their efforts. Wellsourg
had six men left on bases while the To-
calls had ten stranded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION
MEET TUESDAi
Residents OF South Side Will Hold
Important Meeting Tomorrow
Evening In Kahn Club
Rooms

tomorrow evening at $50 O'Clock
members Of the South Side Improve.
ment association will hold a very i'm
portant meeting in the Kahn club rooms
At st. Mary's church, Thirty-siXth and
Woods streets.
The cards announcing the affair eX-
plain what The organization means to
Wheeling, what 1t means 10 the South
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
WHEELING GREyS
TRIM WELLSBURG
Fass Game Staged Yesterday Afternoon
ut League Park-Locals Present
FAst Fielding Game.

The crack Wheeling Grey's yesterday
afternoon entertained the WellsburS
Black Sox at League park, Martins
Ferry and handed them neat lacing
by the score OF SIS In well played
game. Cunningham. pitching for the To-
cal team while being touched for fire.
Quent hits struck out six men and was
backed by fast fielding throughout the
contest. The feature OF the game was q
three base hit by Carpenter who alsn
contributed come neat fielding. A large
crowd ATTENDED the contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
BRIGHT PROSPECT

e. Cornish Bailey, -held secretary Of the
.ational Rivers and Harbors conGress
Of Washington. D. c.. who has been
spending several days in this cttTS In .
statement Saturday declared that
Wheeling will develop into ono OF the
most important inland Industrial cities
In the country with the completion OF
the Ohio river dam work which 10 now
we'll underway and at present time
- OF the 81 dams remain to DO built.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
MOUNTAINEERING ONLY run IN
HARDFOUGHT CAME At BELLA|RE


left for two oases. DuRell attempted
10 advance him but his but was d.
rectly TO Koon who threw Giles out al
third. In the eighth Core singled. Mum
sacrificed him TO second and he went
TO third on Rooms wild pitch. Bell
next up hit TO second whose thro"
caught Core sliding into the plate al
Though the decision was extremely close
and most OF the fans were OF the opin-
ion that Lefty" had beaten the throw
home.
The score follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

Side. and what It means to the indi-
vidual 10 whom the card Is addressed.
The South Side Improvement asso-
citation is an organization which is max
ing one section Of the city better
place in which to live and to do bust
ness Through this organization the
South Side will come into her own and
forge ahead. This is an organization
which will pay you dividends in proper"
ti"n to the time and energy you invest
You will be helped personally, and you
can give your help In cooperation with
others 70 secure the things we want
for the South Side. You cannot afford
not to belong the card says.
The committee in charge Of tomor-
rows affair assures a good time. The
tickets are on sale at all drug stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
ALLOWED But TWO
HITS But LOST 80
Links Went to Beech Bottom Sefteroay
And Wore Defeated ny Errors'

Tho fast Link 4. c. baseball team oil
the South Side Travelled TO Bec'h io'-
tom Yesterday afternoon wher" 'heE
went down 10 defeat At the han"s "t
the Whitaker-Glcssner team OF ma
place by the score 10 4 h' iea'
Of the game was the pi'Cn'hk VI W
Rayl Of the local team. Inc .'n' ""u
,hir,ecn strikeouts and allowed but two
hits.
The score by innings:
inE G . 900 O22 Ooo-t .
whitaker .......O 2l O04 DIX
Bat,eries-Bayl and Geottle; We'tze'
and Commons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
COLORED LEAGUE
League IN Now Well Started-rwo
Games Arc Scheduled Por The
Coming Week.

The Windsor Hotel baseball team de-
feated the Mcclure nine in the second
game played In the Colored Industrial
League. Saturday afternoon In a we'll
played game on the Athletic field on
the Island. The ncrt game Will he
played Tuesday evening when the Sec
ond Ward stars will meet the Bellman.
This game Is causing much excite
ment among the followers Of the league
and a large crowd is expected TO at
tend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
LEAGUE TO MEET
Class A League Managers VIM 1sst
Thursday, EvsninS IN Special
Important Meeting.

President McConkey Of the Class A
League, Wheeling Amateur Baseball As
sociation has called q meeting OF the
team managers OF tho league for next
Thursday evening in the office OF the
Recreation Manager In tbs City build
ing.
Among the important matters that
will be taken I'd at the meeting VIII be
the selection OF umpires for the games
TO be played on july % ana rs, Sew
up and all managers are requested to
he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

Two base hits Shepherd. Heller T. MI
Ter. Forsbaugh Lewis. Sacrifice hits
Bradley. Lewis. Heller. Perley Salisbury
Left on bases wellsourg 8; McConkey
10: Hit by pitcher Lewis Struck on.
bv Burkhar I: Long l: Philips g. HoYa
Sells, Philips 8 by Miller l. Burkhart
Long I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
VIRGINIAS WON
Journeyed to Benwood Yesterday ana
rrounced Dixie All stars 1e toS,

The strong Virginia A. c, baseball
team Of the South Side yesterday az
ternoon journcyed 10 Benwood where
they defeated the fast Dixie nine ny
the score Is TO Z. and outhit their OF
moments more than two to one. the
feature Of the game was the heavy hit
ting Of the Virginia nine. Both pitchers
had seven strikeouts.
The score by innings.
virginia ...022 14S 4oo-l6 IN
pixie ...ooS 900 900 :
Ratteries-Marple and Snyder; NC
Mahon and Armbruster.
Our idea Of an endurance test 10 IRE
under present conditions. - HARTFORD
Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

the score In the eighth inning but Weir
ton came back with one in the ninth
and held the loca-s safe.
The score by innings:
Weirton % o o Ia q
Brilliant 90 o o 0 o % o
Batteries: Townsend and Haenei'
Schrickle and Gilchrist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
Standing Of tho Teams.

What's the official standing Of Texas
and Georgia In the Lynch and Burn-at-
the Stake League?- Syracuse Post
Standard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

Bjones went into a restaurant the
other day and asked: DO you serve lob
sters here?"
The innocent waiter. answered.: Ger
tanly; take a seat. What'll you have?"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
YageardAy'a Eoor0A.

Steubenville. o.. July 16.-The largest
crowd that ever witnessed ball game
IN this city this afternoon over 3'n"o
people waoShed the crack local team de-
feat the strong Follansbee nine IN one
of the best exhibitions OF baseball ever
seen in this city. The final score was
81 in 10 innings.
The game was close throughout. with
both teams having one run 10 their
credit at the end OF the ninth. The
Hubs won the game in sort OF freak
manner In their half or the tenth. In
this inning Steuoenvilfe had the bases
loaded with TWO men down and the man
at bat having two strikes on him. The
EFFORT 10 hlC by the batter seemed 90
futile that the fans looked upon the
matter as an easy out.
Raeky wound up for the third strike
and the fnal out when his pitch went
wild and struck the batter. forcing in
the winning run. This Is the first time
an occurance OF this kind has ever hap
pened in baseball.
The score by innings;
FollansSee ...... .NO0hhlonoo-l
SteubSnvine OOnol 00001-2
Eatteries--Savey, Murphy and Gaff-
ney and Armitage; Raeky and Neneman.
Brilliant, o. July S6.-The league
leading weirton ball club this afternoon
defeated the fast Brilliant team on their
home field by the score of 4-3 in one OF
the prettiest baseball games seen in
this city for sometime. Brilliant tied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
STE ]BENWLLE WON FREAK GAME
FROM FO[[ANSbEE- -NACKS LOST

THREE NOM ON BASE IN TENTH
VIXEN PITCHER HITS BATE
MAN AND FORCHS IN
WINNING RUN.
wnreon Retains Load by rrouncinS
RrdJaAnt N Pretty Game
wellBbury rrouness Locals.
FU o. v. I. C. League
Saturdays scores.
Wheeling. 1: Wellsburg. 2.
wsirton. S; Brilliant. 4.
Steubenville. S: Follansoee. s.
Amsterdam and Dillonvaie.
Not Scheduled
YsgeerdAy's Scores.
wellshurg 9; Wheeling I.
Weirton. 4: Brilliant 3.
Steubenvills. 2: Follansbee. l.
Observation-Disclosures
Not Scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17

Left m bases: Dillonvale. 5: Caseys.
g. Two-base hits: Madden. Giles. Home
runs: Caescr. Struck out: BY koon, 4:
by Shaw. :. Empires: Humphrey and
Tutshaw
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