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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
SPEARS SATISFIED
WITH PROSPECTS

MorEantown. Aug. +.-(SpecialD-On
his recent trip through the SOUTHWEST
crn part OF the state, DR.. {. W, spears
head coach OF the West Virginia unirer-
si,v football squad. had an opportunity
to see in person all OF hts three veteran
center candidates and since coming 10
Morgantown has had several talks with
tho fourth contender for that position
Vernon Barnard. who lives here
When IN Charleston the varsity men
tor saw Phil Hill. who played regularly
at center last fall; Lewis Fuccy, SUB
center during the 1920 and l"-l cam
pagns. was around TO see Coach spears
when the party visited his home town.
Weston; while Pat Quarles, the former
WESLEYAN player who served hts term or
residence for eligibility on the fresh
man eleven vast year and who IS an IN
structor in the An summer camp, had
a talk with the portly doctor when the
missionaries" were stopping At Hunt
ington.
The greatest possible confidence eH-
lists among the whole Quartette and each
Of them told DR.. Spears that this Is
going 10 be my big year. ] am get
ting into the best OF condition and Zee!
sure that ! cal beat the others out ior
the post" Coach Spears was especiailS
pleased 10 find that all four are work
ing hard this summer and vii! be READY
20 follow any program he maps out for
training camp. As everyone knows 'He
center position under the spears Sys-
tenn OF play Is one OF the most 'mpor-
,ant posts in the whole lineup anu ne
spent many hours last year teaching
his pivot candidates the fundamentals
81 his shift" and pet plays when oe-
pend 10 great extent on inc al-"roun"
knowlcdre and natural ability OF the
men ulayIng IN that foundation. Each
member OF the Quartette !s thoroughly
acquainted with the Spears system and
there is going 20 be beautiful hSht
staged at the training camp for This
particular job. All OF the men have
been sent footballs and will be ready TO
pass accurately on the day of their ar
rival In camp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
CRACK CASEYS READY
FOR STRONG CLUTTER
CLUB OF WASHINGTON
Local Club In Good Condition for To
morrows clash-Huge Attendance
Expected

In n talk. last evening, over the long
distance phone. ChaS. h. Clutter, who
Is backing the team that bears his name
and who will appear here next Sunday
in their game at RtServlew Park Win
the well known Casey club Of this city
said that his team was coming 10 "heeI
Ing loaded for bear. Certain members
~ his team were on the Columbia BaSS-
ct Ball team which played the casey
Basket Sail team a series OF three
games during the winter and lost two
out Of the three. They are coming 10
Wheeling next sunday intent on w!pinS
out the taste OF those TWO defeats ana
will do everything In their power 10
carry OF 4 victory.
Since the dishHadirS ot The Tyler
Tubes. whom the Cutters beat easily
the Washington team has taken on tae
schedule Of the Tyler Tubes and Will
play the games that the Tubes had
scheduled early In the season.
With the battery they have now. the
Cutters will give any team In semi pro
ball a hard battle before being beaten.
Carfrev starred AT DuQuesne University
while Smoke Amos Is remembered as
one Of the best catchers that ever
donned a mask for Kisk!. Mccool at
second, Is another DuQuesne n!NeTS't?
player who has made a name Tor MN
self and who viii appear here sunday
The CaseyS are confident they VIII DC
able 10 take care OF the PennsyIEan'a
lads hut they realize they are IN LOT
tough game and will have their S'C0"s
cs. lpeun on the tield. Manager Mad
dor feels that he now has his team
working at their top speed and IL ready
IN tackle any and all teams who tec'
,hey have a claim for the honor OF be-
inp called Wheelipg's Best.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05

FIGHT fans showed their approval ny
making n rush for tickets for the Bernie
Hshn-Johnny Micheals bout when tha'
mir OF action was named 10 take the
Mace OF the Stewart WcyGant bout
next Monday night at Bcllaire.
Bernie Is the most popular Hl'c
scraper in this district and Is 'onCrue"
To be one OF the very best IN thc "Ht-
tam division having met the champion
loo Lynch. Ex.rhamp Pete Herman. Ala
Williams. Pete Tr!plitz. Earl iuryear'
lack Wolf, Dick LOadman, Berne Hnh,
dow Young piuchot. Joe Bhrman' i"A
Moore Toe White Tommy Ryan. Johnny
Andrews. johnny p.Nyer, FRANKIE car
-, Patsy BranuiEan and many "''c,
or the high class boys. Local tanS VIII
remember Rcrnies fights against nnt,
thing Leonard OF Philadelphia n''
O'powd OF Columbus and some Oh 49,,
fights are still the talk OF inc c''''S
where ne has shown. ,,., su.
rernie Is in wonderful condluon uuo
;, his nrcparation for the bout ne hdS
.,oi,od =, buffalo New York win Gar!
,I,ro,,,inc on August -. Should the local
ha,. win this match the champ Wo"Iu
80, no compelled to give EcFh'e d
o,r ot rho title sometime In the near
future o,-oodv signed
,ohvny N,rheals To meet Ham mere "n
",.. of This month but when II
,,a,or,c necessary to cancel the StcW"''
W..,.r,nt bout to local club was ao'e u"
move this fight up to Monday. ,
Dcrorc signing Michcals the local c.uI
osl,cd for his REGARD and was ioT"a' ",r
IIs, or CLIPPINGS of his latest hShtS
Atnh ,rc,udr wins over Some OF inc
49,. IN Tho world. The ou'stahdinh
,,oiD, on his wonderful record - MS
rcfrees decision over franNle 'e'"..s
49, knocked out Jack Wolf IN New
w WV" recently. Micheals' record SHOWS
him 10 be one Of the best boys !" 49,
s,,.is'o, and one who Will MAKO "u!
o,hsr lad in the division step OUT l" III.
The rest Of the bin is the same a.
when first announced with Buy W.
yams meeting Patsy Flanagan III ' 'o
sJ,bt round scmi-nnal go. Inc ""E u"
1n great shape and real bout Is eN'
peCted. oc,;on Ir
grounding who puts more ACtoh =.
o,o round than some lighters 40 !" q
wcek WIFI meet Young SwccnE III " 80
| rounder. Big Black Joe oil ;\AS"', '' u
! Tenn. will meet Harry SmIth 'oo"'
/ hoxer IN another six round bout
lack Dillon Of Pittsburgh VII! De Ine
! ,bird man in the ring and the la"s are
.,r.a of some real class in THIS matter
rhs show will start promptly "'
/ o'clock and those who have noC ~ ~,
received their tickets may get inv S''''''
at tho usual places.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
TROOP ORGANIZES

Sixteen boys. were present and Jo'nc"
Rotary Troop 20. 20. Boy Scouts, at me
organization meeting held last evening"
In the Marriott and Borham gymnasium.
tenth floor OF the Hawley ouIluins.
Scoutmo ste- Marriott was In charge OIL
the meeting and gave the new scouts
,rstruc,Ions as TO their duties and ohli-
cations as members of the Boy scouts
l, was decided 10 hold meeting tach
Thursday evening In the gymnasium
beginning al 7:45 o'clock. Scoutmas'"c
Marriott wishes 10 double the number
OF members before the next meeting ana
~ such Is done. entries VIII be cioSeu
and no more applications Will ne re-
ccived ,.,.
Jasper Baum. Mr.. Sailcr. Edward
Wagner and DR.. John II. Mcclure are
members OF the troop committee. Mr,
West. capable local Young man. mas
been appointed assistant scon'maS'c''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
VAIL MOTORS WILL
MEET FAST BISHOPS
Game Will Be Played at League
Park Tomorrow at 5 O'Clock

The crack VAIL Motor company
baseball team Of Martins Ferry will
cio ss bats with the crack Bishop A.
c. nine OF the Glass A league, Wheel
ing Amateur Baseball association. on
the League park grounds tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock A large at
tendance is expected. as both teams
have been practicing hard for this
encounter and their followers will be
out strong.
The manager of the Wallis re-
quests all players TO be on hand Sun
day morning at League park for r
brief practice. This session Is called
so that the several new players re-
Gently added TO the club may get IN
title practice before their first ap-
pearance in the lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
LIBERTY THEATRE

jacques Lcnoi had arrived In Ne"
York City the day before and WAS en-
,ertaining his old friend and tutor. Prof.
Daimler. at one OF the gilded caharets
which line the Great White Way. When
the walter brought the bill Jacques was
staggered. for the total was over $IO
He thought of Corrozzio's Cafe on the
desert island which he had left rev
weeks before: there everything was free
and the more one ate the more the owner
was pleased. Tips were barred ano the
service was ideal.
Jacques resienedly handed over his
roll and offered his jewelry likewise VITA
q look Of disbuSt. For there wns born
in his mind r sudden determination to
return to the island paradise.
John Barrymore. the noted actor.piays
tho part OF Jacques in Tho Lotus
Eaters an Associated First National at
traction personally directed by Marshall
Ncilnn. which Is now being shown at
The Liberty Theatre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
TEAM REPLIES

The Island Horse Shoe League or
fIclals in answer 20 the article publish
ed last evening In the papers stating
that the Pike team had won the match
"a they had won the most games. wish
10 tell those Interested in the games
that the understanding before the con-
rest vas that the winner would be de-
rId,d on the matches won and not me
number Of games
The island team won three out OF
five OF the matches played but were
under the wire in the number OF games.
II the agreement was as stated above
tho island team won the match and the
officials Of the club think there -
come mlsunder standing IN regard 10
the matter
The club has also been donated sew
eral prizes which VIII De awarded att
cr the completion Of the schedule. The
prizes included a new set OF shoes from
Frledrichs Sporting Goods store. gold
stick pin from Hauchcrs. Shepherd and
Clouse. Anifs. and KaIbltzers. shaw
ing set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
CONDITION IMPROVED

DcI. parksr 5-year-old son OF Mr..
ara Nrs Lawrence Parker, Of Pinch
Run. O who sustained n fractured skull
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock when
struck by an automobile on the main
road between Belallre and Shadyside.
was reported somewhat improved at the
Re,Iaire hospital early this morning.
The youngstcr was struck BY an auto.
mobile driven by J. W. Osborne. OF
bridgeport. o. Although being uHcoh-
sc,ous for over seven hours AFTER pc
ing struck with the automobile the ian
seemed 70 rally toward consciousness
late last night II Is now oeheNeo ne
may recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
LEONORD MEETS EVER
HAMMER OF CHICAGO
Champion VIII Defend His Title for
Third Time Within Month

Michigan City. Ind. Aug. - Benny
Leonard will defend his title for the
third time within a month tomorro"
afternoon when ne meets Ever Hammer
lightweight Of Chicago. in ten round
ro-dec!sion contest here. As they Will
box at catch weights. Leonard Will NOT
lose his title unless ne Is stretched on
the floor Tor the count. Both Leonaru
and the blonde challenger hnished tne'r
raining today with spins alons the
Lake Michigan beach and light exercises
to loosen up their muscles. with the
exception OF a damaged right eye re-
ceiyed in hts match with Lew Tender
In Jersey City week ago. Leonard Is IN
good condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
GOLDEN LINKS PLAY
VIRGIN|AS SUNDAY
Good Game Scheduled For 3ott'
ssyonth street TomorroW--Sal4eo
For Three O'Clock

Tho strong Virginia \. {. ana ~"
Golden Link baseball team VII yo','o
together in their second contest "t me
soo,on tomorrow afternoon on me
For,y.scycnth street grounds ~
game "a called FOR o'clock sharp. !"
Inc former meeting Of these teams '"'
virginIas we're successful IN "'hh'"N
th,, contest. but the word was t''''.
GU, last night that tho LINKS are ca,
this t!ine To- turn tn" 'aU'"S U" '"'''
opponents.
The following Link players nrc re-
ouesr.d TO report af The tield not later
than . o'clock: RayI. GcotN". Mack'n'
Weiss. Morris. E!n"hnrd'. T.. k"orS'
Wcings. Whltcmau. Fry. TicE'"r and r.
Machln. The batteries for tn" LINKS
has been named as Eayl and Gooit'e'
while MARBLE and Snyder Will stack mp
for tho NirEinias.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
kIWANIAN nine WINS
OVER WEST LIBERTY

rbs fast Elwanis baseball team de-
t.s,S5 the Nest Liberty state Norma!
Summer School nine at West Liberty
yasrs-,lsy by the score OF 81 in well
MAYED game. The battery for the To-
calls was Jackson Games and Beans
while R,rtaa and Stiles was that named
BY Yves; Liberty.
The outstanding features OF the game
were The heavy hitting OF Walter Moore
of the locals who made five hts in as
many attempts and the cheer Leading
% Percy HocHhrook
There Will be return game played
next Thursday afternoon when E"ster-
DAVIS visitors will be the guests OF ;he
club The Klwan!s realize tnai Rogers
has 4 fine bunch OF ball players and
they will have TO do their npmost I"
score another win.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
GROVE TENNIS CLUB
WILL MEET MONDAY

The Elm Grove Tennis club Will hold
ia regular meeting Monday evening IN
The Dent pharmacy at Elm Grove. at
which ,!me more detailed plans Will be
worked ont for the bl; playground car
niyal which will DC held al the Elm
Grove Junior high field on Aug. l6.
Committees are being formed and are
already function!ng for this ana!r.
which will be one OF the largest ever
held in\the pike section. The courts -
the new club are being put In commits
sion and are busy every evening.
The playground officials are cooper
atIng and the formal opening or the
courts and Fairgrounds will take place
on this date. making the day a big one
FOR the people OF Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
CAMBRIAS TO MEET
BRIDGEPORT EAGLES
Fast csame Expected at shadyside Sun
day-Record Attendance
Promised

The ras: Cambria Galleries OF Shady
side VIII entertain the crack Briogeport
Eagles tomorrow afternoon on the
Shadyside ball park IN what IS expected
10 prove one os the best games OF the
season. Both teams have been prlmlns
for this game and much is expected
from both sides. The game Is scheduled
10 start at 2 o'clock sharp and prepara-
lions are being made 10 handle the lars-
cs, crowd in the history Of the park.
Both teams will have their strongest
uncups on the field and Shadyside has
announced It's battery as Ash and Dun
field. while the Eagles decline 10 nan
their selection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05

on tho gang Of kidders this spring!
Well, sir. the fellows on that team are
all the time Kidding Jones. especially
about his we'll known inability to re-
member the weaknesses OF batters. Tney
spend lot OF time explaining 70
Percy how to pitch TO certain oatters-
being certain that no matter what they
tell him ay1i forget before that man
comes 10 bat
This spring the Cubs were playing y
pickup team Of semi-pros and old minde
leaguers, and the kidders got Percy
aside and coached him ABOUT the weak
neSses OF each batter.
Keep EN- high and close to this guy-s
chin" they said He murders low
curves. That next fellow 10 one OF tho
most dangerous hitters In the world. DUG
you can stop him II you pitch low ana
on the inside corner. ~.
They went through the entlie hetr
giving him the low-down on the oushefs
none of whom they ever had SEEN sn"
according TO them that team was MACS
IN OF about five Cobs and four Horns
bys. Percy was taking 1t all In ana
making mental notes. when he sudoeniy
walked up. 49,,
say" he demonded. III these birds
can all hit like that. what are the!
doing down here"
Who II This Guy Coppf
DJEVER HEAR I.s tn. oe one w l,.sre S SGe
~. White sox? Well sir. that kid was
IA &c. and he was clever. One day nc
came 70 bat in a tight place. He caught
the pitcher and third baseman T Iho
awares. dumped bunt In front OF INC
nIato and beat It clearly across tne
bar The baseman muffed the pail, u
oiled a few feet away. and like flash
ola stole for third, slid safe. and
minute later he came home on .HoIt
, fly ball. made beautiful twistihs sl,ue
under the catcher and scored the run:
W,ben ne got 10 the bench he busted OF,
MS uniform and sat down. No one saia
. word about his brilliant runnins. am
after a minute Of silence Cole pipte VI
and asked c.,. ,,..,'r.
Say, who Is this guy Cooo INV
! always talking about anhowT
downright. 1922. the New YORK Even
| ing Mail)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
PLAZA THEATRE

"Haye a glass Of milk" Se"na owen
,srnd Director Albert Capellani in a lull
in tho photographing Of Sisters. the
,crecn version OF Kathleen Morris novel
"MNk?" cried Capellani who Is FTem'h.
why in the world do YOU drink mix.
well" replied Mis- owen. who plays
Tho leading role IN the production. l
find milk Is the greatest stimuIah' one
can drink. ! drink a glass whenever
proy a hit weary You would no sur
rrIsed AT the fine effect II has
Capcllanl shrugged his shoulders. !,
\ good argument for prohiolt'oh' ne
said.
AT the Plaza all week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
ATTEMPT TO WRECK
BARNES CIRCUS TRAIN

Cumberland. Md. Aus. What was
thought TO have been an attempt 10
wreck the Al G. Barnes circus tram
here early yesterday morning as It was
about to leave here over the western
MARYLAND railroad. was discovered III
time TO prevent damage tnident!-
fled parties had disconnected the AR
$50 connections and shut off the mir
nressurc. Right after the strike wa
declared here several months ago. sew
oral freight trains had dcra'led cars
90 the result OF disConnectinG the ait.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
REX THEATRE

Tho Vees-Ball company have for next
week. The Sign On tho Door. with
the noted Wheeling actress M!lllcent
Hanley. In the leading role. She Is only
going TO De here for one week. and her
many friends will turn out 20 SEQ her
IN the big play next week. There Will
be matinee today of "Gertic's Gar
ter" The preseu; play has done big
week and the patrons had lot OF fun.
Miss Harley Will return 20 New York
IN ton DAYS TO Join Sam Harris ITS II
Bow Co" Seats areon sale ut the Hex
for next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
.SCHADS TO MEET
GAINESVILLE A. c.

The fast Schads, formerly tho La
Belle and Brcstlc teams, will journey TO
GAINESVILLE, Sunday. where they will
Play the fast team OF that place. Otto
Brexler. star outtcldcr OF the local club.
has been hitting n great pace with the
stick for the past several games and
the word from Ohio Is 10 the effect that
that club Is preparing 20 take care OF
this boy.
The Schads have added some new ma
;erial to their lineup and plan 10 spring
a neat surprise In this weeks game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
-M|CHEALS
BOUT ATTRACTS
BOUT SCHEDULED FOR RIVERSIDE
PARK MONDAY ATTRACTS
FIGHT FANS IN DISTRICT
Main Bout Should Provo Thriller
Sale OF Tickets Large-Remainder
OF Gard Same


AUGUST D. A'--
This will certify that Walter
GOO" Stewart Is under my care
at the present time suffering
from an Infection Of the rlGht
index finger and will he in no
condition to fight for at least two
weeks.
(SignedD DR. T.. s. BlPfIN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
INSERT WINS TITLE

Chicago. Aug. i.--(By The Associated
Press kenny H!sGrt or olympia
Fields today won the the western Jun
Tor Coli championship by defeating
Burton Nudge OF Exmoor. last years
champion, four and two. Both are from
Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
DJEVER STORIES
By Fullerton
DJFVFR HEAR the one Jock
~ - tIiN II,,tchicnn

DJFVFR HEAR the one Jock
AZ - Hutchinson sprung on
kirkland. the Australian. Well. sir
Kirkland is the greatest fancy shot
maker in the world. He can make
golf ball do almost anything. excepting
when he gets to putting in contest.
He tees one ball on top OF the other.
on tho crystal Of a watch, on his caddy 5
toe. and knocks them two hundred yards
without touching anything save the
ball.
Ono day during the Skokie champion
ship Hutch showed up with badly
scratched nose, having bumped into
screen door. But the canny Scot was
too wise TO try TO get away with that
screen door story, SC when they asked
him how he scratched his nose he SAID:
"Keerkwood was a-mak!n' one OF hees
foncy shots. an he missed
Do ~ IIA' Mccormick pulled on
Billy Murray? Aw, shucks. that S one
Of the old ones. but It's always GOOD
Bull was playing under Bill at Philaaei-
ph!a then. and you know no" ne ioVed
his base hits. Well. sir, 1t was the
ninth inning. with the score tieo ana
two out, with q runner on seCohu an" n
hit needed to win. Bull was at bat ne Vt
and was standing thirty feet from IN"
plate waiting for his turn. '~hen IN"
batter delivered a nice. clean sing.
There wasn't n chance to head the rnE
NOR off at the plate. but the center ne!o-
or made a fast scoop and threw without
looking. taking thousand 10 one
chance Of the throw going stralght.
ms he had no time 10 tratghten up anu
throw. The runner was crossing the
nla,o when the ball came sailing along
straight at Bull. who took healthy
swing and knocked the ball far out over
tho center felders head. The umpire
NJ course, promptly called the runner
on, for interference, and the game went
into extra innings, and the Pills were
licked.
Naturally Billy was sore. and ne said
For heavens sake. Bull. what did you
hit that ball for?
bill" said Bull, don't blame me- !,
was the only ball saw in the grove al
day"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
DEMPSEY BOUT POSTPONED

Boston. Aug. 4.-RaIn caused pos,
nonnnent Of four round exhibition
bout between Jack Dempsey. heans
weight champion and one OF his sparrins
nartn,rs scheduled for Braves Field TO-
nIrbt The bout will be held August IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
schulte's Reprtmand
DJFVER HEAR the ,,, one on r'4 ,

nTEVER HEAR the one f'a Inn
III il ' LlV Schultz pulled on the
kid during the training season one
spring? Well. sir. the old CUP team AZ
that time was pretty classy crow. ~
sni,au,s ord they had their own ideas
about how ball players should act. AS
a school OF etiquette it was bit rough;
This youngster evidently had not had
man. advantages or much social train
ing. In fact. hrs neck was rough enous"
10 scratch matches on.
One day Schultz came to the taoie anu
40 vougster was eating. He had dig
order Of mashed potatoes in front OF
him, and he was using his knife win
great gusto Schultz watched MN lot a
minute or two. and then inquired N MS
quaint. York State drawi'
What are YOU trying 10 co. o'D 'e
low. Learning to plaster
Percy Jones's Team
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05

In 1874 Burke estimated the total
number Of readers in England at
80 600
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parcv Jones's Team

HEAR the one Percy
DJ Il LIN Jones Of the Cubs pulled
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-12

Two-base hit-Boston. Three-base
hits-Matthews, Sender. Home run
Brown. Sacrifice hit-Puller. Stolen
bases Pagganuci. Wallis; Matthews
(2). Struck out-By Nesbit, 10: Ly
Schneider, 4; by Smith. g. Bases on
balls-Of Nesbit. 5; off Schrider, 2;
OF Smith, 6. Double plays-Pagga-
nuci to Besley to Bailey; Matthews to
Porter to Cashell. Wild pitches
Nesbit t2), Schrider Cd, Smith. Hit
by pitcher-Boston (by Schrider).
Umpire Hughes, of Washington.
Time-215.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-12

Pat-Say, Mike. did yez hear about
that big fiddler dying? He thought so
much of his violin he had it buried
with him. Mike-No. yez don't name
it? It's a dom good thing he didn't
play the piano.-Punch.