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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-04-15

FOR SALE Second hand store. Very
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-04-15

Swedish select certified seed oats,
ton lots 2is cts: less quantity 3 cts.
). a. Bushong. Klamath Falls. Ore
gon. Cali at Murphey's Feed store.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-04-15
X. OF =. NOTICE

There will be n special convention
of klamath Lodge. No. 80, knights OF
Pythlas. TO greet Grand Chancellor
Finseth, at the castle hall. Monday
evening, April II, at \ o'clock. All
local and visiting knights are urged
to attend. The regular meeting OF the
lodge Wednesday night. April 10. is
adjourned. and the hall on that even.
In will be used by ladies In organic.
Ing a Pythlan Sisters lodge.
s. X. REDKEY. G. G..
By LLOYD X. DELAP X. X. 4 s.
1917
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-04-15

white Leghorn baby chicks. slI.0O
per 100. Tancred strain. Heavy
layers; circular. Henry Tarratt. Corn.
Ing. Cal. 1873
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-04-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Unblishcr)
Not Coal Land
OC THE INTERIOR

U. =. LAND OFFICE. at Lakeyiew,
Oregon. March 2s, 1922.
NOTICE is hereby given that Hen
ry Douglass Bussey, OF Malin. oregon.
who. on october 22. 1917. made
Homestead Entry. Act OF June IL.
1902. No. 0I05i2. for 81 Swh u. be-
Ing lots II and IS. Section II. Town.
ship ~ south. Range l2 east. villa.
mette Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention TO make final .hree-year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
NYALS PREPARE FOR
1922 FOOTBALL CARD
All Details Taken Caro- OF at Present
But Final Arrangements Closed
At Meeting

The Nyal Athletic club of the South
Side IL getting "all set for one or 'he
biggest football seasons that tho club
has ever enjoyed and Is putting forth
efforts to have one OF the hest football
teams in this district this fall
Orders have been placed with A prom
inent sporting goods store for attractive
new uniforms and the manager prom
ises all material will be on hand when
the first practice session Ia called In
tho carly fall The date will DO an
nounced later
All OF last years nrst string men are
available for the 1872. outnt and with
the new men who have signified their
Intentions of coming out TO South
Siders are In line TO cope with the best
amateur eleven In the valley and give
them run for their money
A meeting of all members Of the CLUB
and the new ones added since last year
who have signifed their Intentions OF
trying for places on the team this yea r
has been called for Friday evening July
2s, at the club rooms at the Forty"S!xth
street Fairgrounds. All members are
requested to he on hand at 1870 and a
full attendance Is requested as the meet
Ing Is very important one as the pla ma
for tho schedule and other details VIII
at this time be worked out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
CHAMPION LAYS ASIDE CLOVES;
TENDLER ALSO PRONOUNCED FIT

philadelphia challenger tonight. de-
clared himself as practically ready
for his lightweight championship bout
with Benny Leonard. the title holder,
at Jersey City Thursday night. Lefty
Lew" Intends 10 polish up tomorrow
with a few cracks at n puncht-g bag
and then sit down and dry out.
EXCEPT when he sold newspapers on
a Quaker City corner, Tender always
has been taci,urn and today he had to
be led into talking mood. lie de-
clined to predict the result OF the
match but he did not conceal that he
feels resentment over the disparaging
statements made by Leonard.
IF | am SO poor boxer, why IS
Leonard training so hard" the challeng
er asked.
Tender was down To about 1874 pounds
tonight and figured that he would be
very close 10 1876 Thursday afternoon.
The day was enliVcncd by the un-
expected advent of Mrs Tender and
Philip, IS months Old son of the chal-
lenger. The appearance OF his family
visibly eased the strain that has been
evident in the challenger's demeanor
for tho last few days.
Philadelphia Jack O.Brien, Charley
White andothcr judges OF form and con-
ditlon who watched Tender today. pro-
nuunCcd him absolutely 1T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
HORSE SHOE PLAYING
GAINING POPULARITY
Game where Only Class Tells rs Gain
Ing Strong Foothold On tho
Public.
Nv HUGH FULLERTON.

Chicago. July 25.-Speak TO the aver
age man about horseshoe pitching as a
sport, and ne probably will laugh. Yet
as a contest II Is becoming one Of the
most popular in the country. and the
class of players has become so hight
that the average fellow who thinks any
one can toss horseshoes at a peg would
be amazed.
Class tells In any contest but the
class shows In horseshoe pitching more
clearly than In almost anything ! ercr
saw-nOt excepting golf, where at the
first swing you can tell the expert from
the dub no matter how they hit the Dali
The other day watched this quiet
big farmer. Frank Jackson from Keller
ton. Iowa. pitching horseshocs. He Is
The national and worlds champion horse
shoe pitcher. People will laugh at the
high-soundtng titles when they are ap-
plied to the old barnyard golf game
but the laugh ceases when he pitches.
He was pitted against dozen local
champions fellows who possess a great
degree OF skill. Yet in the hrst three
games he never permitted an opponent
to score even one point-scorlng. l'0
points moro.
In one game ne made nineteen ring
ers, in another fifteen and In another
sixteen. In one game in which his
opponent made seven ringers aJcNsoh
crowned the ringers every time ana
three times double crowned them ana
stole the points. Twice in one gahhe
whore his first shoe leaned asainFt the
peg he hooked the next shoe through
the standing one and around thu peg
He scored more than so per cent ring
ers during tho entire day.
Jackson says ne has been pitching
hroseshoes ever since he was Kid out
on the Iowa franz carrying horseshoes
on the pillow handle. 30 that when the
bors. .topped to rest. he could pitch
the shoes at corstalks. They claim
ont In Kellerton that he once had Jon
Of shooting a balky colt. So he heated
four shoes. turned the colt loose ana
pitched the hot shoes at the hooves ana
shod the mule while II was running
away. Jackson refuses to vouch Tor the
yarn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
STEWART AND HAHN
DEFY EDDIE WEYGANT

Announcement was made yesterday oy
Al HAYS. manager OF Bernie Hahn,
Wheeling's promising 122 FOUNDER. and
Goo" Stewart. local featherwelght'
that either OF this duet IS willing to
meet Eddie Weygant OF New Castle II
that nghter will make weights suitable
for a match.
Bernie recently agreed 10 fEht Wey-
CANT at 1875 pounds at o'clock IN the
afternoon at New Castle, but "a yet
nothing has been heard OF this match IN
this city. Goo" on the other hand
has offered to go In the ring with Ney-
giant any place or any time with ooth
boys going in at 1874 pounds In tho
afternoon Stewart has been Idle tor
several months. but gives out the WORD
that after q period OF training he Is now
In the hest OF condition and Will ooH
Weygant at l26 pounds. Stewart now
weighs about l23.
Hahn has been working for his bout
with Johnny M!chaeis at jamestown,
y. Y, on the eth OF this month. Tho
local fash will box 10 rounds IN 'Als
engagement. and from his appeara noes
AZ the present time ts Tn wonderful
shape. although he will continue TO tram
for the next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
AUSTRALIAN DAVIS
CUP TEAM ARRIVES

Now York. July 25.-Australia's Davis
on, tennis team arrived today In this
country ready for It's campaign aeh'nT.
French and Spanish players and' II
homes AGAINST Americas defenders IN
m, international classic.
The three players. Pat O'HaFa "ooo.
holder. with Mile. Suzanne Lengicn or
rho worlds mixed doubles title; Gerald
Patterson. holder OF the NlmoIeoon
worlds championship title and }. ",
Anderson, came IN on the Majestic ana
nrcnared at once to brush up on their
play.
Tho team will meet France in Boston.
If Il wins. IL will meet Spain In Phila-
delnh,a and II victorious Will play tho
T.nited States ut Forest Hills FOR the
Gun. All three Of the members Will
enter the American national champion
ship in the fall. -,
THE title won at Wimbledon said
Patterson, rs world title as far as
europe is concerned. but the United
states does not accept IT, I have been
told that Tiden has challenged me TOT
the world title. and I am very willing
to play him anywhere rs long as the
United States tennis authorities ar
range It
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
SIXTEENTH GIRLS Tins
COP CHAMPIONSHIP
lover 80 Pound" Girls Won TWO Wesns
AFRO and Under 80 Pound Girls
Won Yesterday.

The Sixteenth Street playground girls
von another tournament yesterday az
tarnoon when they won over all othsr
NAV centers in the under so pound
yolIey boil series. held on the SiIteentn
street playground The "over so poupo
n!rls from this same playground won
the city championship in Nolley ball IN
the tournament held in Elm Grove Two
weeks ago.
The scores for yesterdays tourna
rncrt were: In finals Sixteenth. Is ana
Wilson a: in the semi-fnals Si1teentn
Is and Bridge Park 0; and Wilson IL
,.,th Hubbard Q. In tho preliminartes
1;ubbnrd elimin1ted Foriy-sixth II 70
-. Bridge Park won from "arwood
% TO !: Sixteenth street defeated VIII
son o6 to ( md when WilsonwasoraWn
hack into the tournament they Almost
won out over Sixteenth.
Sixteenth street, champions, coached
by Martha Beck, Mary 'Kurner. Ance
Covnc. Mabel Tohry. Stella Mitchell,
Helen Quartz. Violet Hartsutf.
Wilson. runners up. coached by sarah
Broverman. Laverne Neihaus' Eieen0'
Burkhart. Katherine Rapp, Mary Dali
or. Katherine Mekns. Mildred MumuiA
Bridge Park. coached by En1snetn
s,einb!ckcr, Dorothy NeutIling. Edith
caldwell Delma Glass. Virginia Dieters'
Evelyn Dieters, Ruth Smith, Eleanor
Smith.
Warwood. coached by Inez Hilton.
Virginia Kemp. Jessie Sells, Katherine
yost Margaret O'Leary. Elsie Peterson
rorty-Slxth coached by Velma SUN
van, Virginia Morningstar. Mildred
Wenzel. Steela Podpicrka, Anna KARA
Anna Czernouka, Genevieve Okuanls'
Naude Winship.
Hubbard. coached by Mrs. George
Hink. Mildred kargcs, Bertha RIGGS
Florence Riggs. LaVerna Crow, ROBERTA
Thomas. Mary Cair. Agnes Cosney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
TURNER'S RETURN
AGAIN ON SUNDAY

Danny Hart and his band or bali
rosscrs known as tho William turner's
OF Pittsburgh stage return TIT win
the Bauers here next Sunday. The sew
eral thousand odd fans who witnessed
the spectacular combat or several
weeks ago which went thirteen frames
with the Smoky CITY lads on the long
end Of n rs count. are glad TO know
the Turner's will he back.
Artman, considered the best pitcher
IN pittsburgh. will again hurl agains,
the locals His masterful performance
here was n revelation to the crowd who
proclaimed him the very finest heav'r
TO appear on the home lot this season
"A the Turner's hold two wins over the
Homestead Grays. and bear the r"puth-
ton Of ono OF the tr!-state's fastest
comhina tons another hard struggle Is
on hand for the Baucrs.
With tho wcll-earncd victory of last
Sunday over the Homestead Grays. the
Baucrs seem 10 have struck their str'd"
and a victory this week will 60 long
ways towards making NJ for lost
ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26

They were revived when the Bruins
wick Balke-Collender company from
their warehouse in Chicago brought out
tho handsome sterling trophy emblem
attic Of the championship OF tho world
and which was won by the late jacob
Schaefer in the international tourna-
ment in the Cooper Institute. New
York in January and February. 1879
Just forty-three years ago. II was sent
TO the company for safe Keeping some
twenty years ago.
The trophy was brought out OF It's
hiding for shipment 10 Mrs. JACOB
Schaefer. wife OF the old champion ana
mother Of the present halkline cham
pIon, young Jake Schaefer. 1t was sue
cessfully defended by the wizard
against all-comcrs for some years.
The arst Jake Schaefer. beside being
n great player was n wanderer over
the world His friends were legion anu
Won found them in all tho great clues
OF the universe Jake used TO say 'ha'
home with him was the spot where ne
hung up his hat or cap. He was ut
home only from PiCadilly 10 the Chan'PS
Elysee on the other side, nut from No"
York to Spn Francisco on TINS hiS
great skill and the profession ne ioi
lowed made him a wanderer and until
near the enO ne naV np '"o"N .
down. Due TO his nomadic Ire Jake
Sr, won many champion emhlems anu
often he gave them away. There was
ono nrIze he cherished above all others
however. and that WAS the trophy no
won when he beat the greatest hctn OF
billiard players OF the world al 'na'
period r,,
That <lS7e tournament. IN fact'
brought out men famous for years oe
fore and after. They were
Jacob Schaefer.
Geo. F. Slosson
VIM. Sexton.
Maurice Daily
Albert GARNER.
Thos. J. Gallagher
A. P Rudolphe.
Rudolph Heiser.
or that mighty host SlosSon, i"'E
and Gallagher are all that remain.
When Jake. the famous WIZARD n''u
IN Denver on March 3. 1910. his woo"
cam. 10 Chicago TO make her RESIDENCE
A utt,. later she moved TO Alameda Ca1'
yh.re she now lives IN n cottage hta'
pacss San Francisco bay. Perhaps a'ter
s.,tl,nv there she thought It the Tign.
nltca IN which TO set UP the trophy mn"
nhnr,sh u ,o the end. SO when iettcr
CANA from Mrs Schaefer TO the DIX OH
it'd connany this week requesting lha'
VI. trophy Of 1879 be forwarded 10 her
honos u was brought out OF It's h'o'hs
.nd cont on - her without delay.
The cup was one or the "eou'hS p'''
ents many years ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
PLAYER. DEAL
I'S5PR07EsTED
ST, LOUIS CHAnrBER OF COMMENCE
AND ROTARY CLUE
ACT
Complain 30 Lands that Purchase OF
TWO stars In Md-Season
UnHportgmanlike

ST. Louis. July 25.-(By The Asso-
clated Press.)-Letters OF protest term
ing as "unsportsmanlike" the New
York-Boston deal by which the Yankees
acquired Third Baseman Dugan and
Outfielder Elmer Smith were sent to
former Judge h. NJ. Lands, national
baseball commissioner. by the Chamber
OF Commerce and the Rotary club OF
this city today. Copies OF the letters
also were sent to President Ban Johnson
ST the American league and President
John Heydler OF the National league.
The letter declared:
IF the holder OF the highest purse
10 to decide the races. the sooner the
game follows tho tainted sports OF the
past, tho better. No redblooded Amer
can can cheer while u team that pur-
chases the pennant as the highest bid
dor. romps TO victory over less fortu-
nate. smaller and consequently more
moderately financed clubs.
III tho dollar mark Is to be the en-
blem Of victory In the baseball world.
the American people will have 10 take
more seriously the detrimental disclos-
ures OF the past and fairly judge that
It IL true that baseball has sold It's
bIrthright.
Certainly organized baseball can
obviate the condition that permits one
competitive club to be indirectly under
permanent financial obligation TO an
other club or to those ~ ding interest
IN the same league. ca lC fans cheer
contes; between the doctor and cred
itor as genuine? Can the debtor be ex-
pected to participate while under threat
Of foreclosure.
The 81. Louis Cha mbcr OF Commerce
"a voicing It's protest TO you because
We are sure that you and those whc
have lifted baseball 70 It's popular ped,
estal will seek some remedial methods
so that the matter OF winning will con,
tinue 10 be decided on the field and NOT
in the box office"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
FOURTH STREET
WINS ANOTHER
cRAPIrNE STREET METHoDIsTS
TRoUwcE THOMSON NINE WITH
SCHAEPER IN GOOD FORM
Large Crowd Witnesses Stellar Atrao-
ton on High School f1elc-Eaoh
Team Had Three Errors

The fast Fourth Street Sunday school
ba seball team In the Y. NJ. C. a. sunday
school league last night defeated strong
thomson church team on the Wheeling
High school athletic field by the score
OF s-i in n we'll played game which was
we'll attended.
Fourth Street opened with rush and
battered Woods the Thomson twIrler for
n total OF IL hits during the game which
they converted into eight runs. Schaefe'
p!tching for the Fourth Street team
was In wonderful form and held the
heavy hitting Island team at his mercy
throughout the contest allowing them
only four hits. Both teams came
through with three errors although the
Island team miscucs helped the visitors
mono in their scoring.
Tho score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
FINISH SEASON
Avalanche Nine Closes Schedule In
League But VIII Continue
Playing.

Announcement was made by the man
ager of the Avalanche baseball team OF
Martins Ferry that the final league game
Of tho Avalanche team In the Ohio VAL
Icy Junior league had been played last
Sunday afternoon and the boys have
asked that the team continue PLAYING the
rest Of the season. The Avalanche nine
for the rest Of tho baseball season will
be made UP Of some OF tho players from
the league team and n few new ones
and is out TO meet any ls-year old team
in the valley. The team playing in the
league was a mighty good one and much
Is expected Of the present aggregation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
GRANTING i.
LEONARD-TENDLER.k
RING MATCH PERMIT

Jersey City n. J. July IA protest
against holding Of the Leonard-Tendlsr
championship contest at Boyles thirty
acres Thursday night was made to
Mayor Hague today by the Rev. Harvey
l.. Wyatt, acting for the society OF New
Jersey for the Prevention OF Crime =
newly organized ministerial orsanha-
ton.
DR.. Wyatt told the mayor that the
Tender Leonard affair would be demon
aIizing. He asked the mayor to see 70
II, II the fight actually did take plaza
that the law for the punishment OF tne
crime was carried out.
THE mayor thanked me and said noun
ing more" Or. Wyatt said later.
Counsel for. the ministerial assocn-
ton said the association had little hope
Of preventing the match.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
ISLAND HORSESHOE

Four spirited games were played be-
fore a record crowd last evening at the
regular Tuesday evening meet OF the
Island Horseshoe league on the Bridge
park grounds.
Announcement was also made last
evening that the league has received
challenges from the Beraire Hose House
No. for set OF games and chal-
lenge has also come from Bethany.
While no dates have as yet been set for
these games II Is expected that this
matter win be settled within the near
future.
The results Of last night follow:
Graham NEEDLE defeated Gabriel
Peterson three straight sets.
Francis-Lewis defeated Fuller-McGee
two out OF three.
Tyrell- Parker defeated Carroll-Nev-
lin two out Of three.
Mathematician defeated Glass-sturE-
con two out Of three.
The next meeting Of the league Will
be held tomorrow evening on the same
grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
CASEYS CLASH WITH
" | RE|NACHER CLUB
rast Pittsburgh Aggregation comes
Sunday.

The Casey management hhh"u'oe'
for their opponents next sunday ai'fr
oou at Riverview park the strong W e
:! Rcinccker club OF Pittsburgh mus
,,.,ih IS one Of Pittsburgh's we'll known
,cn,i.pros and have been putting out
good team for the last four or i've
wears Their record last year was ="
rrr Of 30 games PLAYED and their We
inns numbered many Of the best cIuos
=. the tri-state district.
The CaSeys nra going along In fnr
shane, learning their own players ana
rheir ability With thr result that Their
foam play has improved wonderfully
.ince the beginning OF the sen son. hea'
ling that the time will soon be here
when the tclms OF this section VIII
have 10 battle 70 rthe supremacy NJ
The Ohio valley 'Iey are aging the'r
nlans 10 hove the best their players can
give shown when they meet the other
contenders for he honor Manager
Madden is maxim every effort 10 get
together n team that will have moro
,han an even chance for the honor ~
bclrr called the ohio valley campions
and so far his efforts have proved more
Than usually successful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
CINCINNATI wins
TEN inning GAME
Reds Get twenty Htts, Including Three
Home Runs. wHghtstons Also
aoep Around

Philadelphia. July 25.-Cincinnati
won the opening game OF the series to-
dav from Philadelphia In ten innings, 10
20 IL The visitors made 20 hits IN
Guiding homeruns by Harper. Dauoert
and wingo. wrightstone also hit
homerun.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati ESQ 500 non SIS 20 o
philadelphia $3.50 $40 900 Ill IL .
ponohue, Keck. Gillespie and wingo:
HubbeIl, g. Smith. Singleton and Hen
une.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
Rain Mars Lenord's workout-Tsndlsr's
wife ana Baby Visit
Camp.

Budds Lake. y. J.. July c5.-Light-
weight champion Kenny Leonard laid
aside his clumsy practice gloves tonight
and went to sleep with the conviction
that his two weeks OF intensive train
Ing have put him at the pinnacle of his
form for his title bout with Lew Tend
Ter. Thursday night at Jersey City. Rain
which fell nearly all day, disarranged
his training schedule and he planned a
light workout tomorrow. though It will
be mainly day OF rest.
Leonard has been rather testy the
past few days. In his brief sparrinS
today. he stopped several times TO re-
quest smokers TO stop putting and kept
I'D a running Are OF admonition TO those
who insisted upon leaning against the
ring
What expert criticism has been ad-
yanced about the showing Leonard has
made in his training bouts here. centers
on his footwork. once universally
acknowledged as the cleverest to b
seen. Leonard believes this criticism TO
be an exaggeration, but he has taken
exercises after each bout 10 Timber 0
leg muscles.
Tender Pit
Delancu. y. J. July 2J.-Lew Tender,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
CALL MANAGERS OF
THE CLASS c LOOP

All managers Of Clnss-C hasehall
teams Will meet nj the Rccreat" orllce
this morning at eleven o'clock 10 lake
up matters Of business pertaining |"
the league and 10 decide whether or
moi n third round IL TO be played
mi, afternoon and Friday afternoon
and the managers are divided as TO the
sdvIsablity Of playing another round
Forty-ejyht games have already been
rIayed IN this minor league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
HUGH McCONkEY IN
BEST OF CONDITION

In . highly interesting game last
evening tho fast moving First Christ
ian church Sunday school baseball team
defeated tho Elm Grove Christian rep
resentatives by the score of 90 on tho
Elm Grove field. A large crowd or
fans witnessed the clash.
Tho feature OF tie game was the
pitching OF McConkey OF, the First
Christian team who held the Grove
Toys TO three scattered hits throughout
the contest Woods and Albasin Of the
same team also hit home runs during
the game. The town boys opened with
a rush and scored three runs In tho
first but came back in the second with
another which proved to be the win
ming run. The Grove boys had their
big inning in the fourth whom they
pushed two runs across. MoConkey
had seventeen strikeouta
The score by innings:
Christian ...... 81 - )
Elm Grove ........ o 2 0 % ) 4
Batteries: McConkey and Albasin;
Lea and Mahonsy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26
NOTICE ALL-STARS

The Boydsville Red SoX ~ Martins
Ferry accepts the challenge OF tho
South Side All-Stars for a game Sum
day. The Boydsvile manager wishes
the manager Of the South Side team to
get In touch with him as soon as posi-
bio to arrange Anal particulars Off the
contest