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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-05
GIRL SWIMMER
IN GREAT FEAT.
Gertrude Ederlo, l5-year-old Aquatic
Sensation. Skaters Six worlds
Records at Brighton Beach Pool

New York Sept. 4.--Gcrtrudc Ederle
i5-year-aquatic sensation OF the women 5
swimming association. New York. shat
tered six worlds records for women In q
500 metre invitation race today in the
75-foot pool at Brighton Beach. She de-
feated Helen wainwright, OF New York
hy 90 yards and HiIda James. OF Eng
land, European swimming champion. by
by 40 Yards.
Miss Ederle established new records
CT distances OF 800. 400, 4+o and sou
yards. and 400 and 500 metres. She
crossed the fnish line in seven minutes
22ls seconds. nine and one ttf,h seconds
faster than the former 500-metrc mark
held Jointly by Miss Claire Gallagher
OF New Rochelle. y. Y. and Miss Ethe
NcGary, OF New York
The other records created follow: S"'
Yards 3 minutes 81 rs seconds. former
mark OF 4:0S 3-5 held BY Htlda James;
Q i0yard. d:22 2-5. former mark of CO.
30 held by Ethel MCGary; 400 metros
5:53 Is (rormer unofficial record recoG
mixed as G:li J-5: 440 yards. 500 3-5, Tor
mer mark OF 6:16 81 held by itida
James: 500 yards. GAS l-5, former mark
Of 7:0Sl-5 held by Fanny Burack' OF
Australia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-05
st. LOUIS WINS
IN TWIN BILL
Moves To within Ono Game OF fahks
BY Trim M Ing Cleveland Tw1ce'
Shockcr TieB Pitching Record

St Louis, Sept. 4.-St. Louis TOOK the
twin Labor day bill from cleveland WIN
ming tho morning game Ia 10 3 and inc
afternoon contest II 10 !. 1t was tne
FIRST time this season that the locals
took Two games in one day, The pen
nant chascrs now are only one game
out Of first place. In tn" two games
Sisler got seven hits ont or nine VISITS
10 tho place. making - straight games
In which he has hit safely. IN tne
morning contest Williams Knocked his
,hiry-third circuit drive OF the season,
t!oing the league mark set by TllIie
Walker. Of Philadelphia. Saturday. VAN
glider was steady in the p!nches ana
KEEP, the visitors hits we'll scattered.
Smoker tied the league pitching RECORD
of .. victories Of tho sea son. set py Joe
Bush, ~ New York. Ia defeating CleVe-
land In the first game. Shncker. how
ever. has - defeats against only hve
for the Yankees star twirlrr. first
game by innings. X. H. r.
Cleveland .....N2n1 o0l ho-S q
St Louis. 100000 10 II ?
Second game:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-05
BETHANY CANDIDATES
ALL have REPORTED
Several Have Been Permitted TO oons
Several Day. LatS- &ssdy
TO Start worn.

Bethany, W. Va. September with
the first practice session Of the Bethany
College training camp scheduled for to-
morrow at ten o'clock the eve OF the
camp opening finds the majority OF the
candidates on hand.
Arlan Kelley and Emil Mayer have
asked for a day or so Of grace and a.
both are In the best OF condition the
coaches have granted the request kel'
lev expects 70 attend his fraternity con-
yention while Mayor has been working
this summer in Montana and hnds II i'm
possible to report for the opening aes-
sion. Kelley has been laboring anu
playing ball all summer and looks as
though he is due for the best season OF
his career. Mayors work has been on
ranch and he reports that his weight
has gone TO $50 and Is feeling hne. As
the first weeks work will be given
pretty largely to conditioning these LADS
will not miss.a day or two.
yesterday has a meeting scheduien
for this evening at which time training
rules and regulations will be given. the
RIson Goa ches are doing away with train
ing table and training quarters TINS
sea son and will lay special emphasis on
each mans individual part In the max
ing Of the 1929 eleven by strict adher'
ence 10 tho rules laid down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-05
TRUSSELS LOOK GOOD
IN FIRST WORKOUT
Coach bud wagner Pleased With Pros
poets For Good sleven-New Mate
rial On Hand.

FG!lowinE several practice session last
W. ok Coach Bud Wagnet % the Trus-
sEl football team il we'll pleased with
,fhc outlook OF his squad for a successful
season and Will begin in the near future
20 get his team down 20 hard work for
the opening ot the schedule which the
manager would Ike % arrange for the
trs; Sunday m October.
Practically an old members ot the
squad which represented the club last
year are on hand aEa!nt many new faces
are out trying 20 land births on the
team. The new material on hand in
cludcS some os the best amateur stars
In the valley and Wagner looks FOR them
10 make the old members hustle for
their positions Prac,ive will be held
again this evening.
The club Wi! hold a moonlight dance
next Saturday evening AZ the Polish
Hall. corner 45th and wood streets. All
members and friends ~ the club are in
citcd 10 attend. The music FOR the az
fair will DO furnished By the Novelty
SiN
The club IS willing 70 meet any fast
amateur team IN the Ohio Valley and
e;ill has several games open on It's
schedule. To arrange for same write
W. E Kasscrnan. I2t5 Jacob street.
Wheeling or phone Wheeling 372o-J.
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M'CONkEY'S DROP two
TO MOUNDSVILLE Nine
Locals Unable TO Cope With Hard hit
ting OF tho Mound City
Aggregation.

The tas, McConkey baseball team OF
shis City who Sunday afternoon defeated
the crack Casey aggregation, journeyed
20 Non1dsvine Yesterday and dropped
o double header 70 the crack team OF
THAI place losing the morning game IL
and the afternoon contest rs. Both
games were well attended.
Tho morning contest turned out bad
FOR the Macks. Long wos on the mound
for N" locals hu, could not stop tho
barrapc Of hits the Mound City boys
laid down from the frsr inning. Cetcle
pitching for Moundsville held the To-
calls safe at all times and turned IN an
easv win.
The afternoon contest was slightly
better with both teams In the running
A. All times. Burkhardt pitching for
The Macks was In good form and should
have won his game hu, the hitting that
marked the NouNdsville teams play in
the morning game was still IN evidence
and they hammered out a win in the
iaA. TWO in!ngs. Lewis gets the credit
fpr the afternoon game.
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WESLEYAN'S CAMPERS
SUFFER SLIGHT ILLS
Charley Horse and Other Minor injuries
Cropping Ont Among SQund-Hg-
gins Seems Satisfied

Ruckhopnan. w. Va. Sept. At Is
waiting time at tho Wesleyan College
football training camp. a time that
tries mems souls" so 10 speak. A very
notIccabls something has overcome the
Methodist dridders. which Is Just as Il
should be according 20 the coaches. Bis
ter time has arrived at the Wesleyan
drip camp. Blisters. Charley Horses"
sun burn, and Eprains are all in vogue
Littls wonder that the morale In tho
Methodist camp II nj n very low ehh
Head Coach Rob Higgins mods his head
wisely however. and seems satisfied. II
IS ut this period that n football watches
for. since when II passes gridders are
showing the unmistakable signs OF
rounding into shape.
The discomfort will last but day or
two. when iodine. alum water and rub
bling" will have worked miracles. Blis-
tcrs Will turn into callous spots. and
those painful Charley horses" Will be
rubbed out. leaving hardened muscles
ready for the bumps which will he soon
forthcoming. Wesleyan sport wiseacres
point to- passing period ns good
sign. stating that the Mcthodists are
coming over the rough place very early
in their training which Is n great big
item in Coach Higgins favor
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HORSE SHOE LEAGUE
WILL MEET TONIGHT
Keen Interest Prevails IN This Even
ing's Matches-Large Crowd
Expected.

With tho second half of the Island
Horse Shoe League schedule nearing
completion the teams are battling for
the top position in the standings. To-
nights games are bubbl!ng over with
interest and many interesting games
are expected. Arrangements are being
made To handle the large crowd which
has been following the league and which
Is expected TO he on hand tonight.
Tho Warwood tossers who invade the
local courts on the 18Th Of this month
are hard at practice and entertain fond
hopes Of defeating the. local tossers.
Manager Bornemsn announced l'st
evening that the locals realize The
strength OF tho invaders and will have
their strongest lineup on tho tield 10
meet them.
ronight's Matches Fonowi
Moore Ncwlin vs.. WardGraham.
Carroll Hawkins vs.. Schafer-Camp-
bell.
Brown-McGee VS. Tyrell-Waller.
Fuller-Bell vs.. Sturgeon-Gabriel
Glass Barkes VS. Lipphardt-FranciS.
Simpson Case VS.. Bruhn- Bauer.
Metzner-Pctcrson vs. thinner White
ham.
Meidel-Mcrgan vs. Parkcr-Lewts.
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WASHINGTON WINS;
PHILADELPHIA, TOO

Wa shIngton. Sept. IVA shington
and Philadelphia divided double-head,
or here today tho visitors winning the
nrst. ) 10 I. while the second went "a
the locals. 2 10 o Harris and Francis
were driven from the box in the FIRST
contest and Rom"ll proved a better re-
lief than johnson.
In the second game Mogridge was DIFF
fcult TO hit Timely, while Ogden permit
ted the locals 20 bunch their singles In
the two innings runs were scored
Score by inings. first game:
H f
Philadelphia 900 02o 2l0--5 l3 4
Washington ....OOl 0O3 000---t 10 :
Harris, Romell and Perkins. Francis
johnson and Charity.
Second Game by Innings:
Ri r.
Philadelphia $50. 200 ono 600 n
Washington 5000. oNO 100 lox--2 : |
Ogden and Bruggy; Mogridge and
PiciniCh.
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ROWING REGETTA IS
WON BY OHIO BOY

baltimore. Nd. Sept. t.-Granvllle
Cnd. a 2o-year-old youngster. or
Youngstown. just out Of high schooI.
vas the winner in three events OF the
annual middle states rowing regatta
which was held here over the SPRING
gardens course. In the Upper Pattapsco
e,ver ,oday. GUIDE took the Junior sin
clos intermediate singles and associa-
ton seniority singles. 1t was the hrst
time he had ever entered into. compet-
lion and he was pitted against men
who were many years older in ago and
In tho sculllng game.
Due 10 GUIDES splendid work. tho
Potomac boat club, whose colors no
woer. was able TO get -FOUR crews over
the line.
Paul Costello. OF international rowing
fame, coupled with Samuel Moorhead.
won the senior doubles for the Nesper
Boat Club Of Philadelphia
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WHEELING HIGH TEAM
TO PRACTICE TODAY
Coach Etobbs Plans to Get Down to
Work This Afternoon at tho
Close OF School.

Announcement was made last evening
that the Wheeling high school 1922 foot
ball squad would receive their first
workout under the direction Of Coach
William T. Stobbs. former Gold and Blue
star. this afternoon on the Athletic Field
at the close OF school. The workout is
called for o'clock.
While the Gold will be somewhat later
than most schools getting under way
they will have plenty Of time to get into
condition before the opening game Oh
the schedule which falls on September
90 Practically all OF last years men
who were left eligible for the 1922 squad
will be on hand in harness and many
new players Will try for the team nav
ing come in from the grade schools OF
other cities There Is also quite DIT
Of material on hand already In school
but which was not available last year
because OF the one year study law.
stobbs while saying nothing. appears
confident that the last years runners
up will be among the leaders again this
season. Stobbs has hard Job ahead OF
him. however, as the boys have had two
years Of Wesleyan coaching under Ross
and will have TO begin all over ana get
Wash-Jeff style Of play.
1-ha 0nhaddlA,
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EQUIPMENT GIVEN TO
BETANHY'S GRIDDERS
Candidates. Anxtously Waiting For mi
tial Practice Sesston--OPens
10 O'Clock Today.

Re,hanv. w. Va. Sept. 4.-Thtrty-hve
anxious candidates for the 1929 bison
football squad will put In appearance
today to get equipment and be on their
marks for the opening of the training
camp. the first practice session or "hlch
will he held tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
or this lineup % Of the men are vet
Grams OF former squads and the remain
dor are newcomers to the bethany cam
ms The veterans who will return are
as follows: Ends. Collier, Mayer hoaFK'
Zaok. Riblet and l.idderdaIc; tackles
and guards. Adkins. Broadity Hess
Mackey. Kidder. Marsh and Dornbnsh;
rnn,rr, Townsend: hacks. Gepford, Ran
dolph, Kelley. Pr!tchard. GehrinS' rat
,e-son. Raughman and Fitzgerald.
Fifteen newcomers are expected nj the
oneninE session. although large NUM-
Der of candidates will report with the
openinr Of college on September u.
when The first call for candidates viii
be made
A few Of the new candidates who re-
mort tomorrow are: Leslie Cronfin. fb..
For, Worth. Texas. 2l5; Everett Loop
hacker, h.h., bloomfield. y. j., lSn; Ray
nOnd Metz. h.b.. CRrrolt0n. OHIO. 1907
Franklin Sk!bbie. p.h.. Browning Green
Ohio, 145; n. ]. Inportc, oh. connSiis-
Vile. Pa. IFS: william Labor. h,h.' East
Palestine. OHIO. 10; Normal War. end.
Huntlnston. W. Va. l65; Chas. Gill end.
Decatur. H.. 100: VIM. II. Kidder. line
man. East Liverpool. Ohio. 100: TnhhY
Barr. center, Wellshurg. ". Va lI'.
with over three weeks until the open
Ing Of the season on September 30 the
fars are already picking team from
the above lineup. There Is feeling
among BETHANY alumni that her 1922
team is TO eclipse all former el"vcns.
Easterday and Morrow with coaches
characteristic OF pass!mism arc saying
nothing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-05
V|NCENTS PACKARD
MAKES CLEAN SWEEP

Detroit, Mich. Sept .4.-Col. ]. J. Vim
cent Of Detroit. driving his PACKARD
chrtscratt TODAY. made a clean sweep
Of the gold challenge cup race on De-
troit river, taking the third and mai
heat OF the field OF eight other starters
He previously had won tho hrst two
heats.
He travelled tho 50 miles for an aver
ago Of 39.S miles an hour. Following
the race Vincent raced lap against
time and established new world
record for displacement boats with mo-
tors Of less than 626 cubic Inches olS-
rYacensnt averaging A22 miles an hour.
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BULLOCK winner IN
Pixies PEAK CLIMB
outdistances All Others Contestants
Down Psnrose Trophy Dup And
Prize Money-Ttme,l s :5o;&.

Colorado Springs. Colo. Sept. Noel
Bullock. OF North Platte. Neb... driving
car OF 1873 cubic Inches piston dis
placement. outdistanced all other cars
In the fourth annual Pixies Peak hill
climb hero today and won tho Penross
trophy cup. as we'll as the prize money
IN his class. HIS time was l9:50&.
The car driven by William Majors
overturned. bnt no one was injured.
F. s. Hopper and George D. Adams
did not finish. Their cars were crippled
by accidents. Sherman Graves with
drew.
The tims was not as fast as that
made last year, which was l9:16:2.
Sieet sottened the course little on
top OF the peak and a lowering tempera-
ture caused blue faces and numoed
hands,
Hal Rrinker. OF Denver. finished first
IN event No. 2. flashing across the limo
IN 20:46. F.. l.. Chaplin was second.
= King Ridley. last years cup winner.
finished first In the large car event. IN
2O:05. with Abbott a close second In 2o:-
OF. Glenn Schultz was second In event
No. !.
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GUIIFORD EQUALS PROF ESSIONAL RECORD
WHILE LEADING FIELD OF TITLE SEEKERS

City, and r. A Godchaux, Jr., OF Now
Orleans. the southern champion.
The complete list Of Qualifers with
their aggregate scores and the patrings
for match play tomorrow to which they
advanced. follows:
Jesse ". Sweetzer. New York. lb2)
vs.. H. f. Kenworthy, Providence, N62,
william l. Hunter. New York lb2'
Va. L. NJ Lloyd. Greenwich, Conn. Qb9):
jesse T. Guilford. Boston N4p VS. NJ
A. Greer, Philadelphia N6o).
r. NJ Lewis, Greenwich. Cpnn. N6O)
VS. !. n. Kennedy. Tulsa. N6l)
william F. McPhail Boston ClSS VS.
Carleton F. Wells. Barton Hills. Mich
Q62).
. T. y. Armour. New York. Gso) vs.
Harrison Johnston, St Paul G66).
w. Parker Seelcy. Philadelphia I6O)
Va Robert A. Gardner. Chicago, l6lD
J. J. Beadle. Philadelphia uSo) vs.
Robert T. Jones. jr., Atlanta G4bD
F A. Godchaux. jr. New .orlea ms
(16O) VS. r. s. Kampman. fhiladelrhia
$500
W. W. Patton. Schenectady. rSD Va
George V. Rotan. Houston t6O).
W. c. Fownes. Jr" Pittsburgh t6S)
W.. F. W. Dwyer, Montclatr, \. J. 'l5S)'
Cvril II. Tolley. England N+S) vs.
r G. Newton. Brooklne O6D.
T. w. Schoheld, Boston ll52) vs.. &. F.
Aulhach. Boston lh9).
w. r. Torrance. England. $50 US. Il
T. Kncper, Sioux City l50).
Francis Oulmet. Boston tlSS VS.. C.
c. Aylmer, Edinburgh N5eD
Hunter. Kcnworthy and Wells were
the men tied Mt 1852 who won thu play
MI for the last three places-C. 4. Bu1'
ton. OF New York and !. NJ Wells. nj
East liverpool, Ohio. being tho players
knocked out.
The winners each mnde the frst hole
in "a. the losers In SIS: Hunters LOFT
from the race track hazard was pretty
shot tina gave him his place.
Conditions Worse
It was agreed that conditions conlc
scarcely he worse than they we're today
md have \ course nj all playable. over
head rain fell in floods to put players
ut great personal discomfort while try
Ing 70 perform feats with clubs that re-
nuIrcd the coolest nerves. Under fool
m sual water ran in rivulcts In some
pIaces. settled In ponds In others, made
fairways hogs. and traps duagmtres
Green's had water hazards. Tho only
dIspcnsa ton from the strict letter ot
tho rules was permission to clean the
ball on the putting green's and to hfI
from embodied lies.
The golfers who failed ~ place il
the match play round Included "eth
rred. John CaVen and W. Wills Mack
enzie member Of the British team who
PLAYED out the full 20 holes and Rernarc
Darwin and g. V. l.. Hooman who with
drew when they found their stroke!
were rakInE them beyond the limits OF
Qualification. A A. Amour. brother 81
Tommy Armour, Eddie Held. Of st
Louis winner ot tho public links cham
ptonship Al Toledo. Ohio, last week; Ed
ward Hasmnn ot Pine Valley and X
Pollock Boyd OF Chattanooga, Tenn.
More than IS players gave up Collins
for tho day when thew found the cond'
lions They wess called upon to contenc
With
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PHILLIES WINNERS
OF DOUbLE-HEADER
Taken Opener By Score 5 to (, but 5es-
tie for sixteen innings IN Second
Pitcher Sehan wins own Game

Philadelphia. Sept. 4.-The Philadel-
ph!a Nationals took both games OF q
double bill from BROOKLYN 70 and :
to 9.
The second contest. which went 10 Is
innings, was the longest played here
this season. Behan relieved George
Smith IN the seventh and thereafter held
the BrooEiyn players scorcc!eSs. HIS
teammates tied the count N the ninth
on Rapp's walk and Walkers single.
Rehan won MS own game In the SIX
teenth BY doubling 20 right and scoring
on Rapp's single. The score by innings:
First game
BROOKLYN $1,000 oIn no o0i-4-1o-1
PhUa. ... non onl ISx-5-1o-2
Shrlver and D"h"rry. Meadow, and
ENnllne.
Second game hy innings:
Brook 200 0IS o0o 600 900 n-6-14-3
Fht,s.. 100 2o2 oo1 Ooo Noo I-T-@l-1
Mamaux. s Smith, Decatur and Mil
le-; g. Smith, Behan and Peters.
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RIMS MOVE INTO FIRST DIVISION .
BY TWICE TR0UNC|NC CHICAGO
Win Morning Game When KruR Muifs
Fly in Ninth-Keok, in Second,
Keeps Cubs Prom Reach
Third Base.

Cincinnati, Sept. THE Reds moved
UP into the first division by winning
both games from the Cubs to-day 10
2 and to In the morning, the home
team won In the ninth on a muffed fly
ball by Krug, a pass and hits by. Dun
can and Fonseca. Couch pitched well
throughout. while Checves was effect
i've. bue very wild. In the afternoon
Keck pitched alright ball. not a, Chicago
runner reached third base.
The Reds punched eight Of their hits
or Aldridge In the second and nth IN
nings, earning all Of their runs First
game score by innings: f. II. r..
,,bIcago ,...0n0ln20 a. 3
Cincinnati ....l o q o q q l
Cheoves Kaufman and Wirtz; Couch
and WnEo
Second game:
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G)-Ratted for VIM In NTH.
(2)-Batted Cor Mails In eighth.
(S-Ran for Speaker in eighth.

Two-hase hits: Jameson. Williams,
Sister. Home runs: Nangilder. Stolen
bases: Sister md Jacobson, Double
plays: Foster. McManus and Slsler:
Nang!lder Gerber and Slsler; McManus,
Gerber and Sisler, Gerber and S!sler.
left on bases: Cleveland, s; ST. Louis,
!. Base on balls: on VIM. !: of Van
glider. ?. Hits: or VIM. In innings;
on Mails. 6 in innings; on Edwa rds. 2
IN inning. HI; by pitcher: BY Mails
Uacobson). Losing pitcher: VIM. I'm
pires: Morarity and Dinecn. Time: One
hour and IS minutes.
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DETROIT IS TWICE
BEATEN BY CHICAGO

Chicago, Sept. t-Chicago took nom
rorns a, m. holiday bill from Detroit
today by winning the morning game
$50 IN ten innings, and the afternoon
game, to 8. Robertson had little trou-
bcl holding the visitors safe. as the sup
mort behind him was perfect. while o!o-
ham was his opportunity.
Fnber outnitched Pillette In the morn
ING ramn. the latter forcing In the win
ning nm with a walk Score by innings:
not-oi, nnoloo1 10 o o.
Chicago ...l Ol 0 Is u
p,llette and woodal; Faber and SchalK
Second game nv innings:
Detroit 0 q L" i
Chicago 49,. q > | 0 0 0 Ks II y
oldham and Fassler; Robertson and
SChalk.
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PIRATES AND ct, LOUIS DIVIDE
IN SPIRITED DOUBLE -HEADER
PtsRsr's GOOD Pitching Pulls Cardinals
Through In Opener, while mAran-
v1ns's Bat Brings victory
In Second.

Pt,tshurrh. Sept. 4.-Ptttsoursh d;r'd-
cd 4 double-heade- with St. Louis today.
rbs morning contest was won by the
Cardinals : 20 :. while the Pirates took
the afternoon battle s 20 s.
P!eHer's splendid twirling was re-
SENSIBLE for ths ST. Louis victory.
Meanwhile broke up the afternoon game
with A tripfe in The ninth. He scored on
Mann's wild return. Score by innings.
L9ret GanF X. II E.
G, r.outs. y . . i 5 . !
Pittsburgh q : q o n = l
Ba.tr!eS: PSettsr and A'nsm.th; Ad-
ans ard Gooch.
Second game:
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BEARCATS PRACTICE

The RcarCats football team Of Nc
MeChcn will hold their first practice this
evening on the NH field grounds at
ESQ o'clock The following players are
requested to report; Bippis. Brentast'
HaberstIck. Ruch, Jenkins. Troblet,
Price. Smith. Rykoskey, James. Higgins.
MAIN. Mussila. Mclko. Raymond, Nor
rts Ash Nedon!ck.
The Bearcats callcnge any l2o-lSo
round team in the Ohio valley
A cocoaine fend Is more easily cured
than a morphine user.
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Tow-hase hits: Russell. Tie.ney. Glaz-
rer. Mueller. Th-eS-hase HIS: Horrsby.
Stock Maraav!lle. Double plays: Tnpcr-
Ger. Hornshy and Botomlcy: T-Iynor,
Maranvjle and Grimm. Left on bases:
81. Louis, 8: Pittsburgh. 5, Base on
halls: or Pcr;ira l; or Barfoot. !: of
Glazner. , Struck out: Ry Glazner. 4:
by BartCo.. I Hits: or Pert:ca. in S
Innings 1T Ravtoot. IN Ia innings.
Losing pitcher. Barefoot. Empires: Rig
Ter and O'Doy. Time: One hour and 80
minutes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-05
HUMPS PRACTICE

All players OF the Hump football
team are requested TO report to the
club rooms at Thirty-seven:h street
Thursday evening at $40 o'clock for
practice. Coach Cowan Will take the
team through tho session. sThe follow
Ing include the rooster OF the team
Smith. Giescl. Pelly Able. Nolte. Cowan'
Strautman. Myers. Herbert. Marsh
Hin, Flannigan. Kettler. MCCieliand
Foose, Yandrey and Brinkman.
Fangs Of a rattlcsnake replace them
selves as rapidly az they arc lost.