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Evening star., 1922-02-02
D. c. SHOOTERS REWARDED.

Thelma Winkjer and Sophia Wald-
man of the Central High School girls
rifle team are among the winners OF
medals in the December competition
OF the Winchester Junior Rifle Corps.
Other District medalists are Stewart
Whaley. Edna Fitzpatrick, Narraret
limbaugh, Theodore Gatchel and
Charles Baltimore A
Evening star., 1922-02-02
Scot Holds Checker Lead

GLASGOW, Scotland, February E.
In the international checker cham
Dionship between Robert Stewart Of
Glasgow and Newell W. Banks Of De-
troit four more games were drawn
yesterday. The score is Stewart one,
Banks nothing, drawn, thirteen.
Evening star., 1922-02-02
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

At Brookland-VirEinfa Poly, 70;
Catholic UniveEsity, q.
20.
At AnnaP aPolfs-Navy, "A, St. An
drew's Club Of Baltimore, IS.
At PhiladeIphia-Penn, 26; Syracuse,
Evening star., 1922-02-02
RAY RUNS TO A RECORD;
MURPHY JUMPS TO ONE

YORK. February 1.-The
the Illinois Athletic Club in defeating field
uda-half Wananaker the Miros games,
and as world mark the distance
istanee E minutes, rs seconds
IT was one OF two world marks The other
luphy Notre Dame who cleared the bar
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bUCKHANNON TALKS
FOOTBALL ALREADY
With Higgins, Miller and ROSS On the
Job, Wesleyan Is Looking Toward
Grid Sport.

Buckhannon. w. Va. June 2l.-Ai-
though tho din made by the hig league
baseball games Is filing most athletic
ears. the hig topic Of discussion around
the home of West Virginia Wesleyan
college IS football. Buckhannon is a
football town out and out from the tins
the football season closed each year
until II starts all over, new again.
Speculation IS rife among the gr!diron
followers as 70 what the Mcthndists Will
hr able - accomplish this year. and
wha, material Coach Bob" Higgins will
have TO work with There Is every
avenue open for the originat!on q, ru-
mors. and about every "onCeivable
rumor IS having lis day upon its own
little Avenue.
There Will be some OF las; years tea m
hack Mt Wesleyan this year. Just how
many IS 10. definitely known. Ross.
knight. Aul,. Radman. RuhrhauGh and
Monahan played under FtEEtns IN 1870.
and will likely bc back in Methodist
uniform this fall. Hale Fauler OF Glen
White. who played under higgins In
Ia.n may also take up football! again
after years rest.
The truth OF the whole matter -.
Bob" Higgins will have to hutid mp
an entirely new grid machine. no matter
who returns or reports as candidates
10 the former Penn Ctatc star. 4 great
deal cannot be expected Of tho Meth
odIsts In 1922 They will doubtless
lose games. and they Will surely WIN
others In their games against West
virginia university and Bethany. the
Nethod!sts will be stacking up against
teams which have been under system
for two or more years. good roo'NaN
machine is not turned out IN fIash'
II requires time.
In Buckhannon. the grid followers
picture phantom half backs and full
backs. that take the hall and race over
the chalk lines for touchdown after
touchdown. a gainst all odds. NO matter
what the Methodist followers picture.
the spirit Is good. and FUN OF the sort
q trnthusIasm that makes for good
football clevens. Many or the Wesley
an Victory has been shalkcd up for the
Mcthodists because the confidence Of the
hore crowd, and the confidence Of Meth
odIst followers has been the one little
kick necessary to put over the winning
counter,
Football tnlk may be just a little out
a, season. taking IN tho whole United
States. hut up around Buckhannon,
bob" Higgins. and the Methodist grid
.chedule for September. October, No
yenber and December is the topic OF
the hour" -.
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TRIP Of JOINT TEAM WOULD
BE BOON To NATIONAL CAME

tho means of earning their ir'hho""'
along comes the Fox River Valley Base
ball League with move 10 par weaver
,lcot,e and others of the BLACK SoA
from playing IN that district. lncoh-
crjyahie as II may seem to the average
baseball lover ami fan. some OF 'heSe
fellows have been playing bail AROUND
Chicago and they have drawn so"o
crowds Whether the fans have been
convinced they az innocent or whetn-
.r they do not care. Is hard 10 tell.
Man, around Chicago have been con-
WINGED that the players either are inno-
cont or that they were justified in try
Ing 10 throw games. In tho face Of that
sort of fandom the national sport Will
not get 1ar
The nroponents ~ clean bn sehall
seem not to make any rapid progress
In their efforts to enlist every one IN
the move. The situation - better,
much better, hut the evils tina; started
with tho Federal League, and which
have grown until the explosion OF 1919
brought tho CLIMAX still obtain.
Zimmerman Ono Exception
The question OF why som" golfers
can hit q golf ball harder and drive t
further than others has aroused grea'
deal ., ron,mcn, The statement IL
. MADE lndI lNf lfbN'' VhN'S''H' ~
British champion. I 8 such r long driver
Is ,ha, h. S transformed Ieft-hanu"I
and that a left-handor. hitting right
handed. can C., more drive back 81 tn"
hall
This may re tru" The strongest
hjitrrf - ,~o'F halls | over have se"r
were fellows vino ;ah PLAYED rrickc;
or polo. Those fellows. accustomed to
h!,rins a gol- ball with tn" natural low
swung club. hi, harder and follow y
through more naturally.
7, "a In Ne observed that baseball
nlayers used to swinging ~ balls either
nigh or above the knees. do not HI II
rolf hnN we'll few 81 them have
been np.. to adjust ih"tr swings ana
have m ade pasSahl" good golfers. hH'
rho minority. c1cn a,,er starting n play
golf do no, make long drives hclAr
Zimmerman was the one exception nu'
. Hslre had been a gor caddr during his
.,r,y hoyrood. and hesitcs that hts
.vi,,y both al la scball and golf. vas as
r,.r The rc-rcctiv natural as ~ pos
s'hlc.
Eo,us Wa gne- Could M n rotthali tur
,h,r,ban any ball PLAYER ever saw HES
stvle was unethicRl and probaniN
vnuld cause him 10 be boiled IN OF! y
ne ,ri4d I, - St. Andrews bonus h"'!'
I'D a ,ec TIA. looked Ike gof Wool.
worth building. put the bnll on top or
y. halr-sQuatIed and swung his driver
lust as he swung n baseball oat--anh
The bail landed somewhere on IN the
next county.
One OF tho hardest drives ] ever saw
was n fellow named Fender VINO was
m expert axeman and one ~ inc 49,
consln champions At using the "ono!e
h.tted GAe HIS stance vas all wrong
ard watching him hit a hail one nan
hard time guessing which way he was
driving the hnll ~ he always looked
as n Ne was driving backward until he
Dir the Pill Hr drove '"rrshca ny
long bal. averaging close MP 10 500
wards until he commenced to take les
son. and MY properly. when his dis
,,,co fell IN at least seventy yards and
r.yrr Increased much. Hts proper
swing uas entirely imnroner tor him.
(Ccryright 1922, y. y. Evening Mali
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Dod6ers Defeat Pirates Most Remarkable Game OF Season
MAY Be LENIENT IF
WILSON IS MATCHED
FOR FIGHT WITH GREb

New York, June Elf match IS
made between Johnny Wilson ana
Harry Greb without much more delay
the New York Boxing Commission
NAV be "lenient" with Wilson. whose
title as worlds middleweieht cham'
pion was declared forfeited IN New
York state yesterday.
Harry Burchell. secretary OF me
commission, made this statement TO-
day, adding that while wilson 'llle
Is vacant. so far as this state Is cur
&C med. there are mitigating Gil Tu"
stances since NEGOTIATIONS for a bout
with Creb were under way when inc
time limit expired.
Frank F1ournoy. Madison Square
Garden matchmaker. still vas trying
TO get a contract signed today, Out De,
cause both OF the principals were ho'
in New York he Is sending direc''
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Cleveland. Ohio. Juno 2l.-(By the
Associated rressl-Babe Ruth has been
hsnishNd from the game for the last
time for arguing with an umpire, es-
pecially over a decision rendered
against another PLAYER. the champion
home run sluSger declared here today,
Previous 70 today's game between
New York and Cleveland. Ruth walked
Into tie umpire's room at Dunn heid'
and made that announcement to M
plres Bill Dineen and Dick Nallln.
Ruth Is under suspension for hVe
days. three Of which - Tor wrangllng
with Umpire DiNeen over decision
rendered in Mondays game. for which
ne was elected. and two for an arEu-
ment with Dineen yesterday over his
first suspension.
When no entered the room. Ruth was
no, in the least antagonisttc. nor was
ne excited II anything. he appeared
70 BE- repeatful. but he offered no
apology.
BILL do you think am getting a
SQUARE deaf Ruth asked Dincen s he
sat on a table. He had just finished
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BABE RUTH DECLARES He HAS
BEEN BAN|SHEDFOR LAST TIME

practiclng with hts team.
Il have nothing 10 do with that al
all" Dinecn replied.
When fellow IS down and out. II
seems to ne case Ot holding hin
down" Ruth stated. We'll. You car
bet rs the last time I ever Will be suS'
pended for wrangling with an umpire
In tho future. I will keep out ~ tho ar
guments. especially II they involve an
other player.
Il do not regret being ont Of the
game because OF the money II costs me
I really don't need the money. but | dc
love tn play baseball. For that reason
/, hurts when can't get into the
game.
Another thing that hurts is the crit.
lc.sms Some persons arc saving thai
7 welcome the suspensions because Il
gives mo an alihi for not eGuall;ng my
home run record Of last wear. That Is
ridiculous. as I realize that ts impos'
sible. Others claim have 'swelled
head My friends know different.
want ~ ha IN there every minute be.
cause 7 love 70 plav baseball"
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PIRATES HOME
~ FOR LONG STAY

r;,,shurrh Ia. June 21.-Follow'ns
thoi- FIRST eastern trip or the Sc">o'''
George Gibsor's Pirates are AT "U''.
,r.,iu and Viii hold forth AZ r'I W
EIeI1 Pittsburgh. until Monday July
~ with mo exception Of four DAY "'i,
80 ,hn west. purlng This stretcn Oh
hor,o games the pittsburgh haSpa!Iet
viii NEE, every club in the league CIV
rho end nr the long s'ann Shou'u
N. buccaneers still UP there 's't'e
at the tor or near II. Co., .r,o
n, their return from rour "nE
- Cincinnati and Chicago io''oH -. :,
,rcIr present series win I'M 81 a
Eorhas Field. the BuccoS Will M. -,
g. Louis cardinals AZ rornes . ~
single games on June ~ anu "V ers,
saturday. July !. VIII S'"s' ~, tbs
dnub,ebcadcr Of the season with '"'
same club -, - -. 1,uc.
,.ho chicago Cubs Will be the bu'
cuos,e M Forbes Field TOT NOR
ord afternoon games on !u'E
~. Cuhs have greatly improved s'"Ne
nav last appeared here. IN tac,' ,, 'r;
nro liable 10 break into the mrs, "'.,.
Vs., any, time. and with this on!ec''Ne
,n,,d -, thcm they should provide en-.
'ne"" do luye for the holiday
.e. I.hIcasn also plays NJ Foroes
F,eld on July ? and :. another oou''e
hnod.r being cardcd for the th'rn. ~,
Eo,Iow!ng tho holiday series w..
core McGraw's New York Giants 80.
eyo games in four DAYS. sing" ss 1 y
being rlaved on july s. : ana "''1
double header on the iotn' -, ,.ra,.
Tho other eastern cluhs VII.
40 Giants. m don Mon6ay' Jul?
nv E.,r yo-k bows will drop In al
r,o. EYe,d for another doubleheader'
.,Is ba-eaIn BIZ. as we'll as the one on
NV 10 resulttns from the three pos.
rc,ed game. ~ the Giants hrst Visi'
70 Pittsburgh IN May.
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MINI PITCHERS USED IN CAME
OF MANY THRILLS SCORE 1914
roRrY-FouR HITS FOE FIf1H
NINE BASES WERE MADE
TERpAY At Brooklyn
Pirates outhls Brooklyn as 20 ls-<''
Runs We're Scored IN tho Tehsh
Inning.

BrcoITvn. Y. Y. June 1.-RrookITh
moved into third place today. deteatnE
Vi;;sburSh IS 10 Is N a game or man!
hrs and thrills. The Pirates mace :"
h,ts all dcne Dodgers -. nine p''cne''
taking rart.
BROOKLYN. gained i've Jun ieao ~ ~
The early Innings. me Pirates t'e,hs -
up with a four run rail- YIN the e'sn"''
The visitors next wen, ahead ny ,"a 5
runs :, the ninth but the Dodgers ''cI,
!, again Rchver'$ home run anu anu
Goch'so tally gave the Pirates t~o
rnr I'D n tNH tenth. but tire I,oaEe'S
came back with three on double. I"o
rrynrx. two passes and a sacrifice ny.
~ the Is hits made by e"th Sues;
Elk were doubles. three we're rlrIsS an"
one home run. total OF % oaseS'
TIE score:
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Matted tor Morrison n atth'
'rSx-hattcd tor Hamilton in eighth.
Sxx-battcd for Smith in ninth.
7-ore out when winning run scored
zz-batted for High In ninth.
zzz-ran for Ruether IN ninth.
Innings =,
F',;sourSh =. 80 /" - II
a-no,IIyr 93 . q I 3-l5
Two Vase hits. RiEhee. Trarnor I
Griffin. Olson. Deoerry. r. Griffith.
Three has. hits R!ghee. Grimm, De-
berv.
Wom.rur Rohwer.
Sacrifices. Grimm, T Gr'fHch. Myers
Grimes
~Left on bases, Pittsburgh - RTok-
Ga Il.
Tase On balls. ~ carlson !: Hamilt'7
:: Cad>.e ., Grimes :; YsNowhoTSH /
Adams 3.
Hits cr Carlson ; ~ : inning. none
oil, :, second. Hamilton N + ADAMS
IN /. Cadore - IN .; smith IN
! IA. Morrison IN 5; YellowHorse IN
! Is: Mamaux n none, none out:
Grimes ; IN :.
struck nv Gadore .
Wild pitch crimes.
= Winning pitcher Grimes.
Losing pitcher Ada ms.
r'mrir~e wilson and Sente,le.
, Time so.
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BRILLIANT IS
READY To CONE
F. HERE SATURDAY
ZIG GAME SCHEDULED FOR WHEEL.
INC PUBLIC SCHOOL ATHLETIC
Booster riefsts For Five Games at
Romc On Saturdays Are Now On
Sale Ahont City.

Fo- me next five Saturdays the fans
O. Wheeling will have an opportunity
o. seeing good league has chall with
comfort The Met 'oNkeys. Wheeling
representative in rae Ohio Valley Inter
c::y LEAGUE has scheduled the next FIVE
Saturday games TO 30 played at Ston.
ncld on the Island. This viii be con-
Ncnlen, 10 the fans both IN watching the
s-ne and in transportation.
The first game next Saturday Will 10
WITH Brlltart This team has on OF
The bes, pitcher in the league. Last
Sunday ne let one OF n" best teams
down wIthou, a hit. RE Will prohanl
twirl the game Saturday and Eddie
Eurkhardc will probably be on tho
mound for the MscHs. Every PLAYER
Will be on the Held to win as the Macks
ne Just half a game behind tho league
leaders
Boosters books are now on sale r0r
trcse coming five games a; Stone field
and can hc bought az Frisdrichs Sport
ing Goods store. Sheppard and ClouSa
.rcCorokcy'S cigar store. k!wan,s club.
Rotaxy tub. Lions club and an member
o. the team.
These books contain hve tickets and
sr,ityc the holder TO any or al games
81 he mex, Ave Saturdays At Stone
fold.
The Wheeling club have he~n playing
their game, a. Tunnel Green but there
are no seats at the Green and Il Is ro,
'rry comfortable fnr IN" fans. AZ
s one field there are seats or ;hrec sides
f. the diamond and the feid !'scIt is
IcIrE put into extra good shape fo-
the coming game Saturday. This Will
BE- the rrst big game for Stone feld
and Z Is a field tina, Will certainly make
the outheldNrs chase rolls. Brilliant
will be ~ hand with about three hun
dred rooters and boosters but Wheeling
will De there with close 10 a thousand
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STATE CHAMP TURNS IN EIGHTY
AFTER HAVING TOUGH BREAKS
ON HOME GREEN
Ball Stopped On Edge OF cup-9eorge
Hewitt Failed and Tore Up
Card In Disgust

OakmoU, Country H!uh, Hutton Ia"
juno @l--One OF tho outstanding fea-
lures IN the qualifying round o! the an
nul invitation tournament Of the oak
mont country club played today. was
the fine performance given by Jul" POI
'ock. Wheeling Country tlUb and West
Virginia state amateur champion.
He turned m score of 81 and was
r.cd with Richard e Long. Stanton
Heights for second place. Robert a.
Lyme. the Western Pennsylvania anna
teur champion. representing IN" home
club. was the meda!ist. turning IN ~.
Nothing bat hard luck prevented Poi
lock from ing Lyme. Going 10 the
home hn,e ro''ork needed four - tte
He had n fne Dive ard was just m the
green on Ms second shot He was -
feet away from the pin on his approach
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ALL GOLF|NG EYES ARE
TURNED ON SANDWICH

New York. June 2l--Golfc-s through
ont the country tomorrow Will ,"t their
lamentations sweep across tn" Atlantic
end Re rtveted on IN" Royal st George $
course a, Sandwich, England. whc-H
three ccurt-ymen stand on III" thrcSh-
Old or winning the premier go.t classic
OF the world.
"T.onC Jim Barnes American OPEN
champion: Waiter Hagen. western open
champion and t!tleholder Of the Amer
team Professional Golfers association,
and Jock Hutchinson. the RrtHsh-horH
American. who won the classic last
year. arc the trio representing the
United States IN the British open
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REORGANIZE AGAIN

AT meeting held Tuesday evening.
the kindleberger baseball team reor.
sanized again. and decided to change
the name Of the team to the Stein
Athletics.
A few Of the former Kindlebefgers
will be back. while there will be 4
number Of new names in the lineup
Saturday when the Moundsville Moose
are 10 be met.
The Stems will be under new man.
agement. and games may be arranged
with Harry Freese. 1897 Jacob street,
or calling Wheeling $780,.
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VANCE-CARDS

Sunday afternoon the Vance A. c.
baseball team OF the Glass "A League.
will play N" fast Cardinals. also OF the
AMATEUR League. on tho Tunnel Green
sround2 n what is expected TO be a
sar>e worth seeing.
Tho Cardinals have strengthened their
team considerably the past week. and
from reports coming from the South
Side. they should Si,c tho Vance nine
Il hard fought battle. Neither man
aEcr has announced wEo will bear the
pitching burden. No matter who twirls
there VII! be a good game.
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WILL cHALLENeH DUNDEE

New York. June cl-Pa, Moran New
Orleans boxer. upon his arrival hero 20
day. announced that he would 'mmNhr
otelv ask the New York state box" ~
commission 70 ACCEPT challenge. "'!
q $500 forfeit. that he WI. ISSUE !
Johnnie Dundee or New York Tor IN
Junior liEhtweiIh: championship M0-a'
knocked out Thu Salvatore IN New or
leans last week.
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ENTRIES FOR
NET TOURNEY
Be IN EARLY

Tennis players wishing to enter tho
annual city championship tournament
hens singles and doubles and mixed
doubles should hle their entries as carly
as possible and positively not later than
tomorrow uiEht. when the lists will be
declared closed and the drawings made
Tom CumnInS. director OF the tour
nameat. and present holder of the state
singles title, IS urging as many as
possible 20 enter 10 make the meet the
biggest yet hold. The city titles are at
stake. ard loving cups Will be given the
winners.
Entries may be given 70 members
OF the club. Tom innings or sent TO
the Wheeling Tennis club AT E;dgdale
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Speakers Men Fail to Bunch
Hits Off Shawkey, While
New Workers Drive Ed
wards From the Box.

Cleveland. O., June 21.-The Ruthless
Yankees defeated Cleveland again today
the score being TO ). The Indians
failed to bunch their hits of Shawkey'
while New York drove Edwards from
the box in the sixth. Manascr Speaker
Of the Indians. retired after the first
inning because Of lame ankle. Inc
score
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SCOUT TEAM WANTS GAME.

T. G. Jepson. s"outmast.r Of Troop
No IS. ST. Michaers catholic church.
states that his loops baseball team will
r!al any other Scout team on am field
and AZ any time. evenings or Saturday
preferred. To arrange for game with
Troop No. IS. call az tho BOY Scout
office IN the Market Auditorium.
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Two-hasc h!ts: Mcnsel. Wood. Three
base hits: Hotmann. Wamby. Sacrifices:
McNaliy. 3. Scott. >. Double plays:
Wamby. Seweli and Mclnnis. Left on
bases: New York. IL: Cleveland. = Base
on balls. on Shawkey. 3: OF Edwards
.; of Uhle. l. Hits: on Edwards, 10 IN
S % innings: Of Chie. in 3l-3 Inn
nGs. Hi by pitcher: BY Shawkey
(UhIe). Struck out: BY Shawkey. |: ~
Edwards. .. Losing pitcher Edwards.
umpi7cs: NallIn and D!neen. Time OF
game: Two hours and five minutes.
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CHALLENGES

The Eances OF the Class-A league
WISH to hear from Pincy Forks, Ray
land. Flushing. Rush Run. Short creek
Florence "r p'll"nvalc for a game July
attn. Call Wheeling 3%92-W or address
Georgia Vance, @6lt Chapllne street
Wheeling
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TO MOUNDSVILLE

The Whitaker-Glessner baseball nine
will journey to Moundsvillc Saturday to
meet the strong Inter-City league club
Of that place. and a good game II ar
ticipated. The following players are
requested to report at 1880 for the
trip: Thomas. Robertson. Elgenbrod
Beck, busch, Don h ie. Delbrugge,
Shudac Tafaute. and Hamtll.
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RUTHLESS YANKS AGAIN MIN
FROM THE CLEVELAND INDIANS

on base: Boston, I: Detroit, II. Base
on balls: on Oleson. l: of Collins, 4:
off Russell. I. Struck out: BY Oleson,
1: by Collins. 5. His: or Collins 10
in 71-3 innings: off Oieson, u In
innings: off Russell. 3 in "a Innings:
Of Cole. l in | inning; orr johnson. in
/ inning. Hit by pitcher: BY Oleson
(Burns); by Collins tBlue). Wild
pitches Oleson, Johnson. Winning
pitcher: Collins. Losing pitcher: Oleson.
Empires: Chill and H!ldebrand. Time OF
game: Two hours, Is minutes.
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ROCKY KANSAS WELCOMED

,nioago. June cl-W'th bann ana q
,noo',r committee ~ more than one
,rndred Italians on hand 70 receive nm
F TGC& Kansas arrived here ,od ,,;., from
Rnraio. \. Y. enrou," to M'Hh,s n,,
CIty Ind. Cor his nsht with benn'e
Leonard, lightweight champion July
fourth. han.
a, oi,.o, =, his honor. He will remain
Hr,.I saturday working out ",
''nrs, symnasiums da,lH. ami fhen W..
n.occcd 10 Michigan CITY to comp
his training.
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PURCHASED BY TOLEDO.

Toledo. O.. June 2I.--Catcher Taryan,
- the chicago White SoS. Joined tn"
T"l"d" club o. the american Associa-
ton today. MS release having been
purchased ny Roger Brcsnahan, OF the
Toledo clubs president
"revi"us 70 coming here. ia-van had
been wif the Kansas C!ty club which
r"tucn%f him 20 the White soH.
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CLASS-A LEAGUE
League Standings

The Red Dots and the Hlllsidcs added
another win 10 assist them IN keeping
heir undefcated position In the Class {.
League in yesterdays games. while
tho Little Giants and tho Kain club
Juniors won the other Victories Yes
terday's scores were: H!llsides IS, and
Alharbras (: Dots - and Little Slug
gers .: Kahn club S and Indians :: Lit
lie Giants S and Banners |. Four games
IN this league Will be played on Satur-
lay again.
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WON III 4 RALLY.

Chicago. June 21.-A ninth inning
rally to-day enabled Chicago to defeat
Washington. TO I. and even up the
series. As a result of to-day's victory
and Cleveland's defeat by New York.
the White Sox tied the Indians FOR
fourth place.
Score by innings: Il. II. z.
Washington 900 2
Chicago \ ..o2on 00lo - II :
Francis. Mogridge and Charity.
Picinich: Robertson. Mcclellan, Nc
Cabe ard Schalk
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THOMSON-NORTH

Tomorrow evening on the Wheeling
Public school Athletic field. An inter-
esting baseball game will hold forth.
with the Thorn sou and North Street NJ.
r mines OF tho 7. M.-Sunday School
League as the participants.
These two terms are still in the light
Ing. so good game Is assured the
fans who visit the lot.