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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-26
CHAPMAN FINDS GOING
ROUGH At PITTSBURGH
VIII ceiling Country Club Pro Hangs UP
. Card Of 90 During Yesterdays
Play.

Ia. Sept. c5.-Peter
Walsh. pro ut tho Nemacolin ountry
sinh vas rho winner Of the one day
tournament held today for the pros a.
tho pittsburgh field. turning in a cara
,v,th \ total OF l5S for the &c holes.
This was Just two strokes better than
that Of Captain Charles Clarke OF Hun
,;rcton W. Va, and Dave Stevens
Grccnville. Pa. who were tied Tor sec
ond Mace with n score of $50 for the Sc
holes. Emil Lcehler. Oakmont' the
p~cnnsylvan.a open champion. VII" was
leading the field at the end OF the first
round with 4 u. went bad In the AFTER
noon, taking on 81. and he had a total
~ 1871. charles Rowe. oakmont. was
next with l6l.
The scoring was high. which was at
tr!butcd TO 4 heavy wind on the green's
were lightning fast. Captain
took -four puts both IN the
morning and afternoon on the eigh-
tecn,h green when he was within 10
feet Of the cup each time. This pre-
vented him. from winning the tourna-
mcnt.
4. ]. Chapman. the Wheeling pro.
found the going hard. and after taking
an IS In the morning he picked UP in
tho afternoon. IIe played we'll, hut the
breaks were against HIM md he ran M
his total on the green's. His card IN the
morning was as follows:
out .........S +-ih
In .......... 5-4i-ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-26
M'DONALp WINS
TWO Bic RACES

Columbus. Ohio. Sept. c5.-tBy the
Associated I'rcss.)-Lon Mcdonald. In
diauapnliA horsCman. won two OF the
four ClaS4 events decided At tnday's
grand circuit races. With Riqu". nc
won ~" 2:19 trot. and behind Dottic
Day Ia" took first place in tho 2:09
trot.
There were IN heat winners In the ID
heats necessary 10 decid" the :our races.
two Of them going into four eats each.
After Lady Grafton. tho f" rrile, had
won the first heat OF tho IL pace.
Ringcnwood. Jr. Il second choice. took
second heat and Juliannc the third.
Tho fourth heat was won quite handily
by BinEenwood, Jr.
Rluuuc won the first two heats OF thu
":lo irnt. each being. marked ny close
finishes. rlain coming In just n nose be-
hind. Tho third heat was taken by
I'Iain Mac.
Tolus Boy. n long shot. won the first
heat Of the FOG ;rot. hut was not n
contender in the next tw". After I'm
iShiug eleventh IN the nrs; mile. he
cause Of n break. pott!c pay stayed on
the trot the next two heats, which she
won.
The o:lT pace had three Neat winners
and four heats were necessary 10 de-
eide It. Barncy'S Tramp won the iirSt.
Pnnywood tho second and Russcl Onsale
took tho next two races. The last heat
was paced In ZIG. the slowest Time OF
the DAY. Judges announced they are
conducting an investigation Of the I'M
satisfactory driving Of Fleming ana
Thomas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-26
BATTLING SKI WANTSONlY
MILLION FRANCSE0RHGH1
Black Boxer Shifts With Dis
dam Over Offer of $780,
900 For Bout With Harry
WilIs-Not Kean to Come
To The Old u. S. A.

Paris. Sept. 25.-(By the Associated
rress.)-One million francs Is what
Battling Sikh. the conqueror OF Georges
Carpenter. asks 20 go to America 10
arht Harry Wills at the Polo grounds
on October IS, Manager Hellers caeled
Tom O'Rourke, the American hght pro-
moter. this evening in response 10 an
offer Of 100000.
Hellers said he considered Ofohrke >
offer totally inadequate. lie addcd 'hat
he had received an offer OF a large snh'
for Oiki to meet the winner Of the Joe
Rec~kett-Frank Moran fght In England
on boxing day" the day after Cnrts'-
mas Rocket and Moran will fight oc'
,oher 10 The manager Of the SENECA
Iese said he did not desire TO 20 10 inc
United States unless the financial IN
ducements made II worth while
Not Keen to Come Over.
Gilt himself at first was disinciined
"a wake tho trip 10 the United states.
but later said he would do go II ltei'erS
Terms we're accepted. 1t is the o0int""
NJ Hcllcrs that Il would he a good ming
Gov Sit, 10 meet Wills immcdiatel!
a. he considers Wills the only man
standing In the way of A bout pet"er"
SKI and Jack Dempsey for the world =
championship. .
Tbe message sent by HeI'ers 70
O'Rourkc this evening Was rs follows
Want loo. 400 francs net. eHclu-
siyc of Income tax. Am reaoE TO
leave Immediately and have SKI hsh'
Wills October rs a..
rho cxtra 10000 francs above the
million mark. I~lellers explained. "ere
Tor the Of the trip TO INC
United States and for training eAPchFe
Ovation for Slid.
c;., n.as accorded 4 tremendous ova-
tIon T., the sporting center OF Farls'
mi, evening. when he Arrived by auto
mnbile at the Offices OF Echo Des Sports
one or the foremost French sporting
m ners. There we're such crowds IN inc
streets that traffic was stopped LOT more
tr,r -, hour. The fighter modesuy
acknowledged the orat'"'.s.
81 am through with absinthe from
ron. IN" Six said 10 tho Associated
press. Il am a champion now ana l
must behave Hike 4 champion ,
No refused to partake of 4 glass OIL
,ramnarre which was offered HIM our
ing p past to his victory.
Rot Aware Of Outcome.
Meanwhile Georges Iarpcn'ict - 49,
III and badly battered At MS no''e.
"a not yet aware that he lost ms iau,e,s
10 tho man from Senegal. He sth is
under the impression that tho negro
was ~disaoualttcd.
This morning Georges asked 10 see
Tho ~ewspaper Those at the oedsloe
however. told him the doctors instru.'
ION, were thai he must have absolute
rest and he must not read with his hnm
aged eyes. He has never been tod ina
the fudge. reversed tho decision e"nEn,
Hp him the bout on A foul. ana SUI
En1,oyas himself the light-hcavyweigh'
champion OF the world.
Regret Is expressed on all SIDES ove'
,,e downfall of Carpenter. but no at
tempt Is made by the srort'ns news.
rsrers to hide their satisfaction "T : :
Inc discontinue Of Francois pcscamPs
: CARPENTERS
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Y, N, c, A, TO ENlARGf
S. 5. LEAGUES SPORTS
Mesttns called Tor October fhird AZ
which limo F4aal Arrsnssnsnss
VII Bs llads.

4 meeting has been called by the +.
NJ. c. A. Sunday School League officials
for October 3. at which time the COM
mittees on the different S. 8. sports
Will take up the question OF e~nlarsenins
the organization and making Il bigger
and better. The meeting will be held
at the Y. N. G. A.
Invitations have been extended to all
churches in the Wheeling district 70
have their representatives at the meet
ing. Owing to the Importance Of the
matters to be discussed all should be
present. Athletic Director CallowhiH
OF the T. II. G.. A. met with the Min
~isterIal Union last evening Mt a lunch
con held at the Hoge-Davis Green Room
and presented the matter to them. The
plan met with the approval Of the min
listers and indications point to the
Sunday school Leagues sports being far
better than the officials plan.
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SHOE TOSSERS MEET
TONIGHT ON ISLAND
>eal Feam WIN Meet Park view
Wednesday and 1sllatrs Thursday.
ronight's Games Good.

with the Island Hore Shoe league
race getting closer as the final
draw near tho end VI the season. tho
teams are playing a better brand OF the
game than ever before. Tortghc2
games include some hot contests a$l
spectators who rtend are promised
some keen demonstrations % the art.
Tonights Games.
Ne~Nn-Moorc VS.. Tyrell-Walier.
Rrown-McGee vs.. Metzner-Petcrson.
Parker-LewIs vs.. Carroll Hawkins.
simpson Case vs.. Ward-Graham.
Zimmer-Whitham Va. Fuilcr-Bc'l.
Class-BarkeS rs. NEEDLE organ
Schafer-Canpbell vs. Gabr!el-Stur-
Reon.
Bruhn-Bauer VS.. L!pphardt-FTancis.
Wednesday evening the Island team
Ein journey 20 Park View. where they
Tin meet the ,ossers OF that place. In
former meeting the Island team de-.
Cted Their opponents. The E"llairc
b-se shoe team will ne ~" attraction
Bridge park on Thursday evening.
is match Will be played following the
que games that evening.
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Morgantown- Sept. 25-(Specialo--
ueralded az ons Of the best players to
don West Virginia University rnoleskins
since Ira Rodgers turned In his equip
mon, in 1919. Gus Ekhcrg. the 49,
nouud Minnesota flash" is going TO Ia
watched closely by fans and opposing
nlayers when the Mountaincers meet
West Virginia Wesleyan college at
South Side park. next Saturday after
noon.
Very few West Virginia fans have
over seen Ekberg IN action and In some
respects the Wesleyan clash Wilt mark
his debut iu,o Mountain state football
circles. He played on Ward
freshman eleven last fall but since thae
argrrgat!ou played quite a few or It's
games away from home the husky
Blonde speed king and line p!unger IL
stili unknown 10 n3aE
Mouutaineer a~dherents.
Ikberc's fame Is already known to
hundreds OF fans and the few who
know him will be busy pointing him
Oft, when the varsity takes the field
next Saturday. He earned n position on
tho A!l-Wcstcrn conference eleven sew
eral years ago and entered vest Nir-
GINA rpna tho rcqu"s, or J. brother
who mad played under Coach G. W.
Tocars ut Dartmouth. Gus older broth
~ IS an ardent admirer OF the Noun
tainCcr mentor and when Or. Spears
LETT partmouth 20 take charge Of the
rridirou situation here h" induced the
Younger Ekh"rg - leave thc University
81 Minnesota and seek an education at
this Place.
Gus - verY popular hero and has
hundreds OF friends among the student
body. All Of them look upon him as the
PLAYER destined 20 give the backneld the
punch Il lacked ~ critical stages last
year. Rugged of build AMI fast for his
weight Ekh"rr ia expected - he an I'M
portant factor IN III" "fi"nR'r" play 90
tho Nou0t"jn""rS against In" M"th"dts's
mkt Saturday..
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SECOND ROUND REACHED IN SIN,
GILES At oJT-THE-PrKE SCHOOL
TOURNAMENT YESTERDAY
q. F. Arkle, Jnior Champion, Winning
Wheeling Tennis Club Donates
Courts.

Fast tennis featured the playing OF
the second round OF tho girls and boys
single events in the Philadelphia district
high school tennis tourna ment. now be-
InE played on tho cotrts Of the Wheel
ing Tennis club through the courtesy Of
f"ials OF that club. The PLAY yesterday
was the conclusion OF tic second round
with tho exception Of A few games.
r.. r. Ankle. Junior champion OF the
Wheeling Center. who recently won this
title for tho second year In session.. is
playing n game THAI Is sure 10 carry
him into tho finals unless some other
player offers SITTER opposition that the
~ycunCkter has received so far. fester-
day Ankle defeated Murrin. a player o.
reputation, in easy fashion by the scorc
Of 6-l. 60. Ankle las perfect control
Of his shots and his serves are short Of
mrrelnus.
The girls winner Is uncertain at this
stage Of the tournament with the gall
lcry favnring first one contestant ana
them another. The playing OF Miss Mar
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JACK JOHNSON
SEEKS BATTLE:
Sends Challenge to Battling
Sikh Senegolese Conqueror
of Carpenter.

New York. Sept. 2S.-JRek Johnson.
onc-time heavyweight champion 81 the
world, told hat section Of the worid
that happened to be gathered in the
New York county court house today
that he was sending a challenge tonight
to Sikh. the S~enesalese %cenqueror oc
Georges Carpenter.
Summoned to court over 4 debt oq
$500 he has owed Barney Gefafd}
theatrical producer, for several years}
Johnson wal asked by Joseph lIevinsi
Gcrard's counsel, why he did not paI
$1,000 on count.
You fellows ought 10 wal: unity q
tackle that man Sikh" nc said. We
looks just like the man I want 10 hGhti
and when I get through I'll nave rnpnei
enough 10 pay you.
Then he announced he was sending I
challenge tonight.
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WEST VIRGINIA HOLDS
FIRST OPEN PRACTICE
oncker. Funk and EkberE Draw Ap.
plause from Mountaineer Students
by Clever Work.

MoreantUwm. W. Va. sept. "h.-West
NirGinia'S football squad had It's 1rst
workout today before The piaudits nt
the student body, Coach Spears con-
scntlnc {" The admission OF the entire
undergraduate body and tho men and
wnm"n wcrc both IN hand IN force.
Spears did rot cover up" HIS plays be
cause Of tho presence of spectators. but
instead gave the team two new plays
and worked increasingly upon these.
DliCkcr PLAYED at quarterback all
through the workout. except for 4 few
minutes when Funk directed tho team.
Gus EkhcrE featured The workout Win
his sensational catching OF forward
passes and both Oltckc~ and Funk eX.
rcllca at making tho hcaves.
No scrimmage was staged contrary
to expectations but in all probability an
extended session ~ mixing 1t will he put
on tomorrow with spectators barred.
Twenty ONO members Of the varsity
squad were turned over 10 Assistant
Coach dodgers and equipped with Hrcy
Jerseys today. while thirty-one were re-
tanned hr Spears on his squad. Rodgers
hereafter Will coach this team In the
plays Of opposing teams.
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Win Pennant Tenth Time
First Time Since 1913 a Ma
tional League Champion
Team Has Repeated-Geo.
kelley's Hitting Featured.

New York. Sept. 25.-Sew York c'r"A
Cd - tenth National League champion
ehp here today. whcp the Giants d.
f.,,;sd ST. Louis In a ton inning game.
) 10 I.
;, was the eighth championship VOL
~ New York under McGrav's LEADERSHIP
sine" 1904. and marks the first time
since 1913. that "A National League cham.
V."H has repeated.
George Kelley's hitting was largely
responsible Tor New Works victory. h'
rt"d the score In the sixth inning. WIZ
= home Cun. with Young on base. Will,
his single IN the meth after Young had
heon Intentionally Passed drove IN
Fri~rh with tho winning ,un.
St"nSc,. the veteran New York ocn'er
fielder. strained 81 log muscle ""ninS IL
~nr a short f'v. and was relieved by
f~UnringhaU. Score:
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WINS
FROM PIRATES
Of Neach Features the
Game-Oldham Pitches IN
Form.

PITTSBURGH. Sept. cS.-Th~ Detroit
N'ucrlcauS. ~"u,rlaying the Pittsburgh
Nationals on the mound. at the bat and
Il the field. won an exhibition game
here today. S TO !. The visitors used
heir regular lineup with the exception
ut Manager Cobb. who appeared only as
. urrch hitter. wh'ic pittsburgh used u
cookie OutfslL Oldham held the locals
- TWO hits in The first i've innings ann
DO: 4 safety was made off Holloway.
who replaced him
NcaCh Of the Tigers. got A single
;riple and homer. and was robbed or
another homo run by 4 Spectacular catch
by Cepterhelder Cuylcr. The same teams
VIII play an exhibition game IN Detroit
tomorrow. Score by innings
De,roi, nni nSN G0l--5 II q
pittsburgh $1,000. OOl rnn ono-1 2 S
Oldham. Holloway and Woodall. Nan
Ion: Brown. Glazner and Jonnard, Mat
tox.
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FAST TENN|SFEATURES CANES
At TRADElPH|AH HI TOURNEY

celia Mayer seems to stand out abovs
the field. Miss Mayer defeated Miss
Ransom. who played such 4 wonderful
game In the Junior tcnni tournament a
few weeks back. in such easy fashion
yesterday in two straight love sets mat
she seems the most likable 10 cop the
title.
The summary:
Girls Singles.
G. Wilson defeated j.. Hutchins, 6-i'
60.
r. Stifel defeated +. Woods. 81 En-
V. Hoce defeated NJ. Holland. b-3. b..
NJ. Mayer defeated V. Ransom. SO. On.
NJ. Halliwcll defeated NJ. Fardy, DO
rs.
Bo-s' Singles.
Dbcllng defeated James Potter. 3d.
SIS, Ga
Rvcott defeated Maury, Ga. 60.
McClaskey defeated Hubbard. SO. 6-5.
Arkie defeated Murrin. 6-1, SO.
Wilson defeated Stewart. 81. go.
PAUL defeated Joe Potter. rs. So.
Mc:lelland defeated Lesh. 3-e. So. 81.
Today's 0amst+Second 1oun6
Girls Singles.
l.. wempell VS.. S. Finnegah.
II. Burnett vs.. J. Arbenz. .
E.. Hubbard vs. r. Fnregan.
BoyT' Singles.
MoClaskey VS.. Jetticord.
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WEST VIRGINIA WILL
Be STRONG SATURDAY
Spears 70 Start strongest Lineup
Against wesleyan-weslsyan's
Strength Respected.

M~organtown. Sept. 25.--(Spccial.)--
When the West irginta university ouths
faces West Virginia Wesleyan college
at South Side park. Fairmnnt, next
Saturday afternoon In the opening game
OF the season for both teams tho Noun
tainccr machine Will he composed Of
the eleven hest men on the University
football squad. I, became known here
today that pr. {. W. Spears. the head
coach. IS not going IN do ny cXpert-
mcntirg against the Methodisls and also
that he is not going 10 hold hack a
single man who Is able 70 get into the
game.
Many West Virginia fans are under
estimating Wesleyan" Dr. Spears stated
hero today. "In my opinion Bob iiE-
gins has moulded q formidable array Of
talent into a strong machine which is
going 10 hn hard /" stop. We must not
bc fooled by the gloom stories coming
on, Of Burkhannon and personally /
think we will bc doing we'll IL we trim
Wesleyan goo. Yc2. our hospital list
IL large. In fact. too large 10 suit M
hu, I think most Of the crlrplcs wilt
no In shape BY Friday and you can rest
assured that the eleven best men arc
going 70 hc on tho field at the start.
We are not going Ia hold n thing bacN
IN the way of material and Will be out
to win from the start
Tho exact number ot ~cripplcs Is stiri
n source OF worry IN many Mountaine"r
fans. All Of tho men arc out in uniform
every afternoon but the names or sew
eral who should hc In the varsity lineup
during tho scrimmaRes are always miss
ing. Many believe they VIII not get
intn the Wesleyan game hut since Or
Srrars has given his word that he =
going to play his best m"n-even the
crirrlcs If they are able 10 hohhle about
there Is no need for West Virginia
fans to lnsc sleep over the condition or
individual players. INJURIES or no in
iurlcs. Or. Spears Is going TO have
eleven good Mountatne"rs out there
lighting Al tho start.
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When Gertrude Ederle. unheard of
and unsung, won the international 3E-
milo Day Cup swim off Brighton Beach
in July against a field OF tho best sea
nymph stars many shook their heans
as much as 70 say: IT'S just a flash"
For although Gertrude has been swim
ninr since she was four. her experience
in real competition WAS negligible. But
not six weeks later this l5-Tear-old
girl comes back and in one race smashes
five world records and sets a sixth IN
tho Brighton 75-foot pool, AS follows;
New Old
Record Record
500 meters ..........7:22 is .......
rnn ,.r5. 6:i5 is 1:0S1-5
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PH|LLY
PITCHERS ARE
POUNDED HARD

Philadelphia. Sept. 25.-Cincinnat'
pounded two Philadelphia hurlers for an
easy 1913 victory IN he second game ~
~" series today. RtAey turned in his
,wcn.y-;hird victory a. tho season FOR
the Reds. Although nine satellites we're
naIc cfr h:s >~nuthpaw slants. he al
ways bold the UPPER hand
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least bit tired.
Born IN the old Chelsea district In
New York City. Gertrude Is an all
around athlete. playing baseball, hand
ball. basketball and san step a fast hun
drcd yards.
BEING very strong, she has wonderful!
endurance. The end Of her 81 mile
swim in the Day cup event ound her
fresh and strong. despite the choppy go
ing.
Miss Ederle Is a member Of the New
York Women's Swimming Association.
Her first swim was when she was four
years old and her father threw her OFT
a Chelsea dock into the Hudson river.
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Two-base h.tS-Peters. Roush. Dun
Can. Hargrave. Home -un-Daubert.
stolen bassS-rarkinson. Burns. Double
riayS-rarkinSon 70 Wrights,one to Les
lie: Fonseca 10 RohRe 10 Daubert. Left
nn IA ses-Ctnclnnats S: Philadelphia :.
Rase on balls-Oft Rehan /: G. Smith |.
Struck out-By Behan :: by G.. Smith 3:
Ivy Rixey 5. IIlts-Off Behan. ! In 4
innings: Off Smith, Q In 5 innings. HIT
by pi,cher-By Behar (RiHey). villa
pitch-G. Smith. Passed ball-peters.
Losing pltchcr-Behan. Cmpires-Mc-
Cormlck and Qu!gley. Ttme-l:t2.
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TIE STANDING.

foday's Games.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Brooklyn at Boston.
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American Association

edo. 2: Kansas City. 10.
nnus-M!lwaukee. 10 10 played to-
AS par; 81 douhlr hcad"r.
papoi's. .: 8. laul. :.
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WORLD SER|ESATTENDANCE
RECORDBE BROKEN THIS YEAR?
IN HISTORY.
CREATES INTEREST Il NEW YoRK-NEw YORK SERIES
PREVIOUS RECORDS.

New York. Sept. c5-Two hundred and sNy.ntne 'nou@nGI nmc m nHn"
-, 80, ,mr crSnrsn Maid their way into the lho grounds last Sr TO- sec
the world series games between the Sew YORK mnnnN ana .n u" n,,mr in
ts Ths soft a new record thc largEt pad attendance. IFeNNuEF TM"t ,"5
rerorded in 1917. when the Boston Americans drcattN inc ''""tS LUZ "'
ace al that series as 21?2%I, $1,000. ,mo 90, urrsi,c The formcr
-ocord % receipts. s72o4la, recorded in the CfnrMnai Keds-thcaSo WHITE" SOY
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checks nr drafts must he presented
for payment without ulTeas"hap' DC "'
lay.
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The former records for 500 and 40
yards were held ny Miss HIlda James
and were made las year In England
Miss Ethel McGary held the t0o-yRrd
while Fanny Durack was cham
MON at the S0O-yard mark.
In lowering these records. Miss Eder!e
outdistanced Miss James hy 40 yards
and headed Miss Wainwright who nm
second. by 25 yards. This girl
stamina is wonderful for ehe came OUT
OF the pool fresh and seemingly not the
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Two base hits: Bancroft. Young,
Three base hits: Hornsby. Frisch. HON"
run: Kelly. Sacrifice: Rottoniley. Laval.
Neuscl. Double plays: Bancroft. Friscr.
and Kelly: Frisch. Bancroft and hcilE
Left on base: New York. .: ST. Louis. :.
Base on balls: OFF McQu:ilan. =: or
Ryan. l: off rfeffer. 4. Struck vat: by
NcQuil'an. |: by Ryan. |: by PREFER. :
Vtts: off NcOuillan. s IN Q innings: OF
RYAN. n IN mini Winning pitche-:
CSan. JmnireS: RiEler and KLEIN. Time:
rSn
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Totals sc IN &c -
"Eat,ed for Eehan IN Attn.
-H3t,ed for -. Smith IN 9th.
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HOW they STAND
NATIONAL! LEAGUE

Yesterdays Eesults.
New York 5: ST. Louis 4.
Cincinnati 10: Philadelphia 8.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
THE STANDING.

Yesterdays Results.
None Scheduled.
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Today's Games.
Open date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-26

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-31
GET READY FOR GAME

Charlottesville, Va. Oct, 31--Prep,,
arations have almost been completed
for the handling of the record break
ing crowd that is expected to come
to Charlottesville on Saturday tor
the Virginia- Washington and Lee
game to be played that. afternoon al
$50 o'clock on Lambeth Field.
A corps of carpenters have been
busy since the middle Of last week
erecting a wooden stand to hold sew
eral thousand more spectators than
can be crowded into the stadium
These seats will be used as well as
the circus stands that helped holo
the crowd for the V. M. |. game two
weeks ago.
Robert Burlington, manager OF
football, has made arrangements
with a carerer from Richmond to
serve quick lunches to the crowd SO
that no one will have to go without
meals as has sometimes been the
case. .,r.
Last minute requests for ticket,
in the form of letters and kilograms
are coming in hourly to the office OF
Ellis Brown, graduate manager
Since special rates have been offered
w some railroads and extra trains