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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
BATTLING SKI
SIGNED TO MEET
JOE BECKETT

Z Paris. Oct. l5.-(By Tho Associated
Prcss)-Battling Sikh, the Senegalese
conQuorcr Of Georges Carpenter. Will
meet Joe Beckett, the English heavy
weight In a twenty round battle for the
heavyweight champion ship OF Europe,
In London, November IS. This was de-
cided on today when Major Arnold
Wilson. English promoter, obtained the
signature of both NJ. Helleres. SKIS
manager. and Sikh 70 contract under
which Sikh will receive 1900 pounds
sterling for his end OF the purse.
Sikh returned to Paris from Holland
this morning and had long talk with
Eellers prior TO tho signing Of tho
contract. Tho difficulties which had
threatened to separate the manager and
fighter had been smcothed over by an
announcement that tho French boxing
federation was inauEurating an inou!-
~ rs to why Sikh obtsined only 5000
francs as his share In tho purse for
lighting Carpenter, when the winners
end was advertised to be co0,0on francs.
Sikh has signed contract with Hell
lers. who Ia 10 look after ths lighters
affairs until May so, 1929. Hellers.
heard nothing definite from Tex Richard
with regard to a night for his charg>
in the United States. decided to accept
the offer Of Major Wilson.
Sikh 10 buhbllng over with conhdenee
In his ability 70 defeat Beckett. and he
appears to be in the pink Of condition.
He Ia seven pounds heavier today
than when he met Carpenter three
weeks ago. Hc told the correspondent
he weighed $50 pounds. ard that'ha had
decided TO night ut this poundage.
Tho African fighter does no; conceal
his lack Of desire to meet Harry wills
OF Kid Norfolk, tho American Negro
hattlers, but through Hellers he has ex-
pressed a wish that my coming rict"-
~ over Beckett shall be considered SUI
fcieut qualifications to meet Jack Demr-
sey."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
NATIONAL PIKE OPEN

The National Pike. which has been
closed for the past four months. was
opcned to the public on SATURDAY ana
affords a good highway between Wheel
ing and Pittsburgh.
The strip between West Alexander
and Roney's Point has been repaved ana
all work Is completed with the ercep-
ton Of tho building Of piers for two
bridges along tho route.
The Pennsylvania road commission Is
busying grading the road near the West
Alexander bridge. For distance or
n hundred yards this road Is In poor
,onditlon for autoists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
YANKEE ELEVEN SHOWS CLASS IN
GAME WITH TRUSSELS At FULTON
HILLSIDES WIN AGAIN

The HIllsides football team defeated
tho NJ. J. l.. Juniors by the score OF 81
O. Tho game was played on Twenty
sixth street grounds yesterday after
noon. The NJ. J. 7. had heavy team.
hut were no match for the iHillsides.
H!llsides challenge any team in the
Ohio Valley weighing from 80 to 20
pounds. For arrangcing game call
.620-J and ask for James.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
3eam worried Also.
IMPERIALS DOWN ODDS

Tho wellsburg Imperial, defeated
tho McNally Odds football team. OF
Pittsburgh. yesterday. at wellsburs. by
tho score OF 1910. Tho game was list
less throughout and Cor most time the
battle was in the middle OF the field
The work OF Pickford and Kenny, ot the
Imperials. was the feature Of the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
OUT ron uASoX.

South Bend. Ind. Oct. 15.-Tin, Lieh.
Notrc Dame right tackle. and national
college champion discus thrower, who
sustained a broken leg III the first quar-
ter Of the Purdue games Saturday. viii
he out Of the game for the season, ac-
cording to official announcement mada
hy Coach Rocknc. who remained VIA
I,ieb at Lafayette. Saturday might. The
injury Is fracture Of the fibula just
above the ankle. Lieb's absence hits
Notre Dame hard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
Q Ba,,ed for Leverette in II

Two base hit. Johnson. Statz. Three
base hit. Barber. Double plays. Hooper
TO Schalk. Left on base. Sox 7; CUPS
T. Base on balls. on Leverette ;; Alex
ander l. strucoukt. Alexander l: Faoer
1. Hits off Leverette in I; Faoer l.
ya.fnp nttcher Ieverette. Empires.
Var, at plate: Nallin at first base;
puirley at second base; Dinsen at third
base.
Time Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
POLAR BEARS TIE ~
BEARCAT eleven
1ellsirs Eleven AtthouSh outvsa9hs4
1eanaxs 10 score Tie With Dsa-
Woed outAt.

Starting out with rush the Polar
Bear football team Of Bellaire held the
Bearcats Of Benwood to 4 1913 tie yes
terday afternoon at Bcnwood. The Ohio
Side team was outussGhed several
pounds to the man but they fought
their opponents to Z standstill.
The game was = rough and tumble
affair during the entire four quarters.
The Benwood team opened strong Of
fensive In the final period that kept the
hall within their opponents territory
and earned them tie. The larEest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16

Changes were made n follows:
Ynnkees-Mnr ker for West: KID Tor
Miller: Johnson for Crock: Thomas TOR
Yochum; Frazier for Kinde!herser;
Pugh for Form.
Trussels-Joey for Clam; Boring Tor
eamuels: Hankey for MoShane; Rankin
for RadeliH.
Referee-1touch
Ifmplre-Redman.
Head Linesman-sehwanen
Attendance-1.500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
FuATEs END TRIP.

Marion. Ohio. Oct lS.-Ths Pittsburgh
National leaguers closed their barn
s,ormins trip here today. defeating
Marion 7 to 2. Wilbur Cooper. who
started his professional career hero IN
1911. pitched for the Pirates. Before
the game he was presented with a dia-
mond stickp!n. the Gift Of the fans
McQuilan. a Southern league pitcher
was In tho box for the locals. The nine
Innings were played in hour and Ave
minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16

Two base hits: J. Conner. Meconkey.
Sacrifice hits: Ward. Struck out: BY
Jims, s; by Eurkhart, 3: BY Mcconkey'
1. Base on balls: OFF J!ms, ]: of BurR-
hart, 1: off McConkey, 2. Hit by
pitched bal: Jims. Umpire: Mcfarland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
WEST VIRGINIA TURNS
TO WASH-LEE CONTEST
Ruuersd strsnSth Of virginia Team
Causes Rou1tainSrS . 1fs q
worry Over Outcome

Mo,rantown, Oct l5.~ Specially
Sumareus rumors received here relative
TO the strength OF the Washington and
Lee university eleven which meets West
Virginia In tho MountatneorS next
Eame at Charleston next Saturday after
noon have local fans greatly worried.
Early In tho season many predicted that
tho Generals would not be near so dan
xerous this year as they were last year
when tho varsity romped off with a
sS-7 triumph. However.three straight
Victories registered by w &c l. have
served to dispel any effect those pre-
dtctions may have had on the general
football public and now It IS generally
known that the players themselves look
upon the Charleston game as ono OF the
hardest contests on their schedule.
Recalls Center College
Tho morn pesSimtstio are afraid OF .
repetition Of. the Center college disast or
Of 1919. In that game, It will BE- re-
rnembered tho Nountaineers rushed tn.
Kentucky outfit off It's feet In the first
few minutes Of play and after scoring
a touchdown they started to take things
easy. Almost before they could realize
what had happened tho varsity found
the machine from tho Blue Grass state
leading them by tho margin Of one
touchdown. Try a. they did tho Noun
talneers were unable 10 como back and
they were forced 10 accept tho defeat
That contest brought Center into prom
inence
Team Worried Also.
Members Of the team are not near
20 confident OF winning tho W. & L.
contest this year As they were the Cen
ter affair in 1919. but they have shown
a tendency TO feel rather satisfied with
themselves and many are afraid tina,
some Of them are not taking the game
seriously enough. They all know It's
Importance but until they show more
interest fans hero are not going to rest
very easy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
TOUGH GAMES LOOM ON
BROADDUS' SCHEDULE
Team At Present Time - Not WhaS
TAns and FOLLOWER TtrSt Hoped
Tor-Nxpect 8urpr1seS.

Tho preliminary gam 90 on the Broad
dus college football schedule are over.
Coach IAtto will start preparations Tor
tho difficult and important struggles
with Muskin gum. Davis and Elktns. and
Salon. that come az successive games
beginning next Saturday.
Team Fails To Show.
Tho sarncs to date have shown that
the Broaddus team Is not tho machine
that tho followers Of the school had
expected and hoped for. Many OF the
players have been keen disapro'nt-
ments Many injuries In practice have
kept several men from showing their
best. Others Seem not 70 be going
we'll. without any apparent reason for
failure. Latto has worked TO keep the
mon In condition and To get them to
m sure up 70 the best that ~ expected
or ,hcm. It Is thought by many local
fans that the coming Eamcs will cause
tho men 10 have better mania att-
,ude and that better football viii re.
suit.
Now Concord Next.
The big problem now liz getting a
team ready TO go to New Concord. Ohio,
the coming weekend. Broaddus and
MuskinEum have never met in any
branch OF sport. Tho schedules Of the
two teams arc such that It Is impoSsi-
bio to get any dope" on the possible
outcome OF the game. 1t Is known In
every section OF West virginia that
Car, Henderson always turns ont good
teams. II Is believed that thia years
Team 4, the best he has ever had. Mus
klnGnr,'s victory ovcr Hrihlchurg. "a
few weeks ago. Is n FAIR criterion Of the
teams ability. Herde.Son Is especially
anxious TO gain victory over any
West Virginia team. Sine" Rroaddus
ia giving him his first chance this sea-
son. the local men may cXpcr, battle
every minute Of the game next Satur-
dav
II Is impossible 20 tell r. this time
mist what kind OF a team Latte will get
together for the Ohio encounter. With
MANY OF tho best men in the squad
out indefinitely because or injuries and
with Griffith ineligible because ct
scholastic difficulties. II can he seen
that the Br"rddus mentor is in for the
hardest week he has had since comlng
here last September. But Iatto never
shows any form OF encouragement. lie
will go about the work as though he
had every man ready TO 80. and II is
believed that he Will get a fairly satls-
factory result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16

Another thing that Is not commonly
known Is that Dave" Morrow Is city
engineer Of Washington, Pa. He drives
over from Washington each day 10 put
In his hours OF the Bethany field. II Is
quite 4 strenuous assignment bur re-
rardless Of the weather "Darcs' trusty
Ford makes the daily trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16

Discipline is ono thing that these two
mon maintain. Though Neither Is really
designated head coach" their systems
are almost Identical and all matters
which call for decision are thoroughly
discussed before the days practice be.
Gins. Tho players know that Dave
and Katy" are the bosses and never
word Of protest Is heard. That system
VIII finally give Rethany we'll drilled
team. something she has not had in the
past.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16

Easterdar Is \ graduate Of tho Dental
School Of the University OF Pittsburgh
and his full name Is with all latters az
tached Ray Alexander yesterday. d. u.
s. He is known as Doc and katy
both. but the latter name is all his Pitt
friends know him by.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
BALTIMORE WINS CLOSE ONE

~. Paul Mimi. Oct. IS.
Baltimore 1nternationalS ..... Is 2
st. Paul Association .......... .
Bentley and McAvery Shcehan, Mcr.
rltt and Gonzales, "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16

Folks often wonder about, III" nick
namo II the Younger Bison mentor.
katy" yesterday. yesterday never
tolls the story himself but its said that
Ec got the name from having Il school
boz crush. on a .ouns laEy BY that
name. Ills high school companions
dubbed him Katy" and it stuck. he
didn't marry the girl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16

The Athcnians expelled every danger
Gus man against whom sufficient votes
INSCRIBED In oyster shellD could be
cast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
BET HANY SQUAD PREPARING FOR
EASTERN INVASION THIS WEEK

make ono Of tho best tckIes on tho
squad. One thing he'll never do again
however, is "craw-fish.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16

the visitors. The Moundsville lads suf-
fered somewhat due to injuries sustain
ed by several men IN the first half
ThN linsupB:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16

Horny. GRAY. Weekly and Smith. &. a.
G., Clark Welsh, Beuter and Esther.
NJ. 4. c. ................O Q u q
{. A. &. ..............n o IL go
MISUNDERSTANDING 60, Love, j.
Durant and Spence.
Goals from t"uchdown-Molly (2),
Drop kick-Molly.
Officials Referee, Mayors, ]. A. G..
Umpire. Robertson, Marietta college,
l.incsman, Weller, G. A. &. Time
keepers. Horn and Smith. Attendance.
2,l00.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16

There Is hut little doubt that both
these men will be offered their present
assignments another year. Bethany
does not believe in the theory OF win
at any cost" and as result their pres
ent methods are fully in accord win
Bison Ideals. Both are regular members
Of the Bethany faculty and are great
favor!tes with their fellow faculty
m embers and all the Istuents'
Ono member Of the squad came to
Dave a week or 30 ago with the plea
that he couldn't mako II and didn't have
. chance Then Dave" took him +"
task. my boy there are all kinds "t
chances on that football team. There
always have been wherever and whcn-
ever | have coached. The trouble Is You
don't sec II or - you do see it you don't
make the best 81 il. You aren't even
doing az your told. That kind Of talk
never got anywhere with me and want
no more ~ g." That evening Morrow
nut him at tackle ad he smashed varsity
plays with regularity that' disgusted
the varsity backs. And Dave says he'll
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THROUGH,

Through.
THAT saxaphone player does things
with an air."
''He certainly does Murders IT,"
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A BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING
EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR.
EiGN COUNTRIES.
IN LATE DISPATCHES
po,NGs AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PROGRESS
OF THE AGE.
WESTERN

Zolln Marilla, who said he is a bust
ness man Of Casper, Wyo.. was held
Up, bound. gagged, hanged by his
heels from the limb Of tree over Il
creek bed near the highway between
Salinas and San Juan, Cal, and
robbed.
The three jail breakers, Herbert
Wilson, former evangelist mail bandit
and convicted murderer, Adam Bias
zyk, convicted murderer, and Guido
Spignola, convicted robber. were re-
captured In Los Angeles after "A hours
liberty. They were taken without a
struggle In the home Of an eX.C0nyiCt.
Portland police. augmented by extra
squads, were on duty recently against
an Invasion" of Industrial Workers Of
the World. who, according to Il state
ment published by Mayor George l..
Baker, have selected Portland rs Il
center for the beginning Of trouble In
tended ultimately to assume the pro-
portions of revolution
The movement OF cattle from
drought stricken sections OF New Mex
leo to Old Mexico has begun. Stock
men near the border are driving the
cattle through, while further north,
near MagdaIena and Socorr0, empty
stock cars are being loaded as fast as
they arrive. More than 100000 cattle
will be moved, according to W. L..
Morley of Magdalena.
Freight cars are now coming west
To relieve the ear shortage, according
to telegram received In Topeka by
clyde VI. Reed, chairman Of the Kan,
sas public utilities bonrd, from NJ. }.
GormIey, chairman Of the car service
division of the American Railway As
ISOLATION. This Is the first time in
months" said Mr.. Reed. Tint there
has been balance in favor of the
West"
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GENERAL

American, British and japanese ma.
i1nes have been landed 10 preserve or.
der AT Foo Chow. seat of the latest
outbreak Of fighting in China.
Checks ranging IN sums from $50 To
Si,5IJ.1l We're mailed from the office
Of Judge X. ~ Lands, Chicago, to
seVenty-fuur men who participated in
the 1872 world series games.
The cost Of living for a typical
workngman's family Of four in Mex.
leo City Is 2I9,1J pesos per month, &C.
cUrding 10 figures recently compiled
by the Department Of Commerce and
Industry.
Seven Free State troopers motoring
near Cusrlcrown Roche, County Cork,
were anbushud, but they fought So
well that the Republicans who attack.
ed them rcrreated, leaving three dead
and nine wounded.
Arthur 4. Hanna, Il contractor, was
acquitted of Il charge of murder in
connection with the Staying Of his
wife, by jury in criminal court at
Lexington, Tenn. Hanna shot his wife
In their home near Lexington and
claimed that her death was acciden
tai, us he had fired at her in the
belief that she was IL burglar.
San Francisco was awarded the 1923
convention Of the American Legion by
acclamtiOn ut the convention in New
Orleans. The committee on time ana
place Tor the convention reported that
delegates from thirty states signed
the report. A delegate from New Jer.
sey moved that the report be APP
proved and delegate from Oregon
seconded ii.
State troops have been sent 10 Rock
island. Ill.,, ~ put AN end To Violence
in the underworld, following the kill.
ing of Two policemen, the shooting of
third and The fatal wounding of the
murderer. The triple Staying brought
the death list in Rock Islands under.
world war;" which began With the Ia
tai shooting of John Looney, Jr., up to
six.
Automobiles valued at more than
S5OO,O0O were stolen by gang OF auto
thieves from Chicago during the last
few months, according to alleged con.
fessions In the hands OF police. The
men who confessed, police said. are
Fred II. Jones, and IN lS-yeur.old
youth known us "Midgey." and who is
believed to be Harry Lefkowitz. LEI.
kowitz was arrested on farm neeI
Columbus. Wis, where he was euaIL
ing several stolen machines.
The sessions Of the Colorado river
commission, to be held In Santa Fe, N.
NJ, commencing Nov. 0. will be execu-
tive, Gov. NJ. c. Mechen of New Mexico
has announced. Anyone desiring TO
present further facts" the announce.
ment continued. SHOULD do SO In writ.
ing, mailing same on or before Oct. 80
to Clarence c. Stetson, executive sec.
rotary Colorado river commission, DE.
partment Of Commerce, Warrington.
d. c. After Oct. 80, all such commun.
Ications should be addressed to the ex-
ecutive secretary, In care Of the gov.
ernor Of New Mexico, Santa Fe."
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FOREIGN

A man charged with wife beating al
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, had both eyes
blackened by the magistrate, who end
ed the incident by imposing a $40 fine
The Bulgarian frontier has been
closed to prevent panic-stricken
hordes Of Greek Christian refugees
from swarming Into that country from
Thrace.
Frederick Miller, %, was arrested in
New York charged with attempted
blackmail on complaint brought by
Mark Kleeden, an oil dealer al Wichita
Falls, Texas.
Lord CurZon has Informed Premier
Polncare that on account Of the poIt.
ical situation In England he thinks ii
impossible that the Turk peace con
ference can convene before NOV. IL
Lord Curznn suggests Lausanne as
the meeting place.
One dead, sixty wounded. Inelu!ng
five policemen, and fifty persons IN
Jail were the net results of recent
clashes between NatlOnalists and Com
munlsts, the first bloody skirmish on
the eve OF the winter of fate 10
which all Germany is looking with
dread as the real test OF the German
republic.
David Lloyd George has resigned as
prime minister OF Great Britain. He
presented his resignation TO King
George at Buckingham palace after
the Unionist caucus which met at the
Carlton club repudiated his ministry.
This marks the end of the coalition
goyernment-c0mposed of the Liberal
and Unionist parties-which came into
being during the World war.
The first payment by any OF the al.
lied powers upon war loans OF approx.
imateIy Sl0,VUOO0.OOU advanced by
the United States was made by Great
Britain when the Treasury Depart
ment turned over SJUUOO,UOO To the
American government through J. =.
Morgan 4 Co. at New York, American
fiscal agent Of the British govern
ment.
Chinese bandits have taken Anton
Lunder. an American missionary,
prisoner and are holding him for ran.
som. according 10 reports 10 the Amer.
lean legation at Picking, China. For
mai protest has been made TO the Chi.
ncse government. lie was Il member
of the staff Of the Augustuna mission
In Ilunan province. Three women and
two children at the mission are re.
ported safe
Criminals can be forced to tell the
truth regarding their ofienses while
under the influence of scoplaminc m
csthesia or us ii is better known, dur.
Ing twilight Sleep according 10 Or.
r.. T.. House, Ferris, Texas. physician,
who has asked the endorsement Of the
Medical Association Of the Southwest
for proposed experiment on thou
sand prisoners in the LeaNenw0rtll,
Kan, pcnltenlary, TO demonstrate his
theory