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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
BUSY WEEK FOR
De THANY NINE
BISON RASEBALLERS TO HAVE
THEIR HANDS PULL DURING
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.
Alumni, Pittsburgh collegians and the
Michigan Agg1es Are On tho
Week Program

Bethany. W. Va. June ..--Bethany
college haschallcrS arc going 20 have
their hands full next week according
10 the latest developments. The
Alumni game which has been considered
more or less Of practice fray for the
intercollegiate" contests later IN III" week
takes on unusual importance with the
announcement that Don Lefty" Beck
will hurl for the Bison grads in the
game to 10 played next Tuesday after
noon NJ 400 p nj. E"ck Is one OF thu
best hurlcrs that cvC- tonned n Rison
outfit. lie pitched for two years for the
Grocn later going to Columbia where
h" was considered the best they had had
in manv a wear Beck Is sim In his
lwentics and has had many offers from
the managers Of the gig show hut Is
q. prcsen, I'm business and has re-
fused Thorn all He claims he Is IN the
hest Of condition and the Bison alumni
orc looking 10 him to set down the taSt
,,olnp varsity. TIE organization or
Tho alumni team Is - tho hands o.
Inhn "Rullrt" Smith 'l@ Of cleveland.
Smith claims that hc Is going 10 nave
. real aggregation 10 meet the young
stcrr
ON Wednesday morning Dick Guys
Coileclans are the commencement AZ
traction. The game VII! I've caiIen NJ
1000 o'clock. on Wednesday afternoon
a, 4;nu p. m md Thursday al ""o r.
M ,hr Michigan Aggies are on IN"
IN The ACries have been playing
so,re or the best bail in thc middle west
and some retl IN schall IL in prospect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
WILL NOT W|THDAW

steubenvIlle,- O.. June Tom Need
ham, manager Of The Hub team OF the
Ohio Valley lnter-City League, an
nounced today that his club had no In
tentIon of quitting the league as report
ed recently. He stated that his team
would stick 10 the finish and that his
club would be greatly strengthened for
the remainder Of the league race. A
meeting Of the league viii be held at
Martins Ferry on Thursday evening at
the request OF Needham who wants
some adjustments made In the manner
Of disposal Of game receipts. Needham
IN spikIng published reports that the
Stcubenville club would withdraw after
June and wreck the league. said he
believed the prospects good for a most
successful season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
PITTSBURGH, FARHoNT AND GUM
RERLAND COVERED BESDbs
SCENE OF RACE
P:rse r.me In History OF Racing Ah'
Insurance Been Taken over 30
Large a Field

rniontown. Pc. June 7.-Scverai sea
sons ago the Cn!cntown Speedway As
ISOLATION WAS the first big public amuse-
ment enterprise 10 take out rain IN
.urancc covering It's races. This &C.
Welcomed unusual interest In THIS FORM
Of insurance. This season, the PITTS
hureh capitalists who have leased the
Speedwav for the 1922 racing season.
have gone a step farther and nave taken
ont rain insurance covering lnion'o"h.
Pittsburgh. Wheeling, Fairmont an"
Cumberland, Md, for the 20 m'Ie
Universal Trophy race at the tni"nioWh
Srcedwav on Saturday afternoon. June
II A total OF $4,000 Is involved III
the rain insurance policies. or th!S
amount s2.5O0 IL applied 10 protectlo"
in Un!ontown alone. The rest or the
motley is divided between the other
cities mentioned. +.
Indcr the terms Of the policies. II
more than onc-tenth Of an inch or RAIN
falls in am or all Of the cities OF FAIR
mont pittsburgh. Cumberland or Wheel
Ing the Speedway management Will col
loct the amour; az the policies covering
he respective cities II 1t should rain
n Tniontown sufficient 20 cause post
nonencnt Of the race. and should not
rain in any of the other cities involved.
tho fun amount OF the combined poll
cies will be collected. lf 1t should rain
In Fsirmont. for instance, and In none
NJ the other cities covered by I'll" In
surancr then tho Speedway lessees
will collect the amount OF insurance
In that town.
Insurance companies say that the
Sperdway management Is one or the
very few public amusement enterprises
which have taken out this form OF In
surarcr and the results are being
watched with n great deal or interest
not ONLY by the underwriters nut the
amusement promoters the country over.
Thousand OF AUTOMOBILE" race fans
from all sections OF the United states
and Canada come 10 I'niontown for the
race meets. The fact that the attend
ancc IS from So mary different points
and the unusually large number or rams
who attend from the cities named In
the roveragc policies for This race. III"
Spcedway lesscps feel that the insur-
ancc on the respective towns Is
mighty good Investment
The rainfall IL measured by official
government observers in ;he various
cities. Their figures are accepted as
final.
Seat reservations In large numbers
also are being made already for the hiE
race at TniontOwn. Advance ticket
sales have been started In 'n!ontown
and at Spalding's and Motor Square
Gardens. Pittsburgh. Mall orders Will
ne given prompt attention
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lCk TEAM HAD
GOOD PROSPECTS
North Randall Races

Cleveland. O.. June = Results at the
North Randall track to-day:
2.ll class ir0:tinc. purse $500:
Clyde the Great hr. h.. hy Peter
Montgomery N.ammlcin) ..... | 70.
Main Lick blk. &, by Main Leaf
CThomas) ................ ... |
Miss Elm Todd. H. m. by Todd
Mack C'al!n) ............... :
The Ace. The Proof. Aileen Dillon.
Lady Bennett and Sis Ring also ran.
2:l3 class pacing. purse $1,000:
Rags Direct. h. e, by MaXedo
iRay) ....,,.,......., ..... TO-
Minnie Williams. blk m. by the
Black Bass CThomasl...... 2 . l
Lady Heir. b. m. by Minor Heir
tWhitchCadD ................ ) :
Time: 2:n9t2. mn; 2:llh.
Myron COChatc, Col. Sparks and Dick
Nolo also ran.
2:0S class pacing. purse $500:
Ruth Patch. b. m. BY Twnking
Dan (Guyettc) .............. | !
Charley Sweet. y. x, by DireCly
Joe (ErSkine) .............. s ! 2
Roger c, oh. &. by Major c.
lWhitehcadD ...........2 2 5
Time: ?:OS%: 9:O7l4: 2:0SH.
Pelmar, Dr. douglas and Red Bearer
also ran.
2:2o class trotting. purse 1896:
Marmadukc. hr. G. 10y Be!w!n
Nalcnt!neI Observation-Disclosures. I
Axle. < m. by Or!olan Axworthy
lStOkcS) .....................
Anvil Jr.. b. g..hy Anvil (Haley) / ?
Time. e:l5S4 c:l3t; 2:l1ls.
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NEW ATHLETIC |
n||In n'ilIA|[n
FOR NELLSBURG
sAstBAII, FOOTBALL, 3AS111.
BALL AND ALL 4Ho13S 70
BE ON THE PRoo1A1
Plan 10 Meeting With Kuthusaasm a.
600 Are Expected to Joiu-Haa1
Club House

Preliminary steps have been taken.
looking forward to the organization OF
one big athletic club for Welsburs.-3
the activities Of which will include.
ia seball. football and basketball. The
plans. which are hardly ready Tor sub
mission TO the public. contemplate! q.
club room where members might realize.
the comforts Of a real club property
conducted and in this connection, the.
building formerly occupied by the
Wellsburg National Bank has been
given some consideration.
Those who are directly interested IN
the proposition. view It from stand
roint Of civic pride. entertaining the be-
lief that one good organization Is
valuable asset to the city, and the nope
behind the movement. is that all OF the
material available for athletics OF al
departments can be consolidated 10
give Wellsburg a real baseball, foot
ball and basketball team.
It is not the present plan Of those In
terested TO take. much interest in base
ball this season. They prefer to allow
matters to stand as they are In that.
department. and devote the next few
months to the organization Of CLUB.
In time to get busy with one big FOOT
ball team. taking in the best players OF
the city. Suitable coaches. to be chosen
by membership votes Of the whole club.
would be placed in charge Of each sport
ing branch and assistant coaches a.;
we'll.
1t Is believed that at leafs five hum
bred memberships could be obtained for
such an organization. and each member
would have a vote whom Il came to
electing the various officers Of the or
ganization. In that manner. the II.
fairs Of the club would In reality be
entirely in the hands OF the members.
and prejudice. as we'll as other causes
which have interviewed in harmonious
relationship. would have been disposed
Of
Nothing has been done In the way
Of accepting quarters for the club. and
even that is a matter which the mem-
hers would control. 1t IS desired, how
ever. by those who, are sponsoring tho
proposition. that suitable club quarters.
where members mihgt receive aDmel
benefits for their dues. be obtained as
soon az It Is found that the club can
be put through.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
JACK LEWIS OF THE PITTSBURGH
FEDERAL LEAGUE FAME WILL
APPEAR AT THE GREEN
Follansbee Now Showing Real Glass In
the Inter-City League-Macks
Hoping to Win.

Most Of the stars Of the Fedora!
league have passed 10 the farms and
some have been taken blythe National
and American league clubs. One man
alone stands out as 4 hold-oui for or
ranized baseball on different plane
This man Is Jack Lewis. Jack wouI1
he ono of the best players In the biz
leagues today II he would accept the or
fnrs Of some OF the teams. lie has been
offered as high as $4,000 but by ms
performance in the Federal league ami
his past record he Is worth 100000
Rather than DC forced To take what he
does not want no Is travelling with dir-
ferent professional teams and leagues
Follanshee Is certainly lucky In secur-
Ing him for tho two crucial games
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OUTLAW LEAGUE STAR TNNR[ER
IS WITH THE F0[LANSBEE TEAM

against Wheeling and because Of his
help they will give the McConkeys one
of tie hardest fought battles they have
ever had.
Fullansbee Will also bring such men
as Eeuhardt former Bauers player.
Hamm OF Triadelphia EX-Hlghs. Nene-
man, former McConkcy catcher. and sew
pral cd Central Lacquer players. II viii
be high-cIass team on the Tunnel
Green lot next Sunday. and there VIII
he a game that the fans will not soon
forget.
When last seen. Manager McConker
would not issue any statement as to the
outcome of the game other than 20 say
that he realizes It is one Of the most
crucial and hardest he will encounter
In the league. Therefore, he says. MY
men will be out there on Tunnel Green
next Sunday to win. and II they lose II
will he because Follansbee has the bet
ter team"
The game next Sunday starts at :
o'clock and the big lot Is again beinS
put into the best OF condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
Whitaker TO
Meet Cambria Nine

What promises TO lie one of the most
holly contested games Of the Weekend
will be the scheduled clash between the
Whitaker-Glessner nine Cf this city and
the Cambria Galleries outfit Of Shady
side on the Smadyside grounds next
Sunday afternoon
Neither team needs T. he introduced
10 the Wheeling district fans. The
whitakers. formerly the LaBelles. but
no longer that club has three stars IN
Thomas. Swaldo and Renick, and with
the other crack players. Is one 81 the
most formidable road teams in the val
ley.
The following players are requested
TO report at the VIC club rooms Sundny
al 1880 sharp: Thomas. Robertson.
Eichenbrod. Beck. SwGldo. busch. Dona-
hue. Dclbrugge, Tofante, Hamll AMI
Renick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
WHEELING COVERED BY INSURANCE
DAY OF UNIONTOWN SPEED CLASSIC
VANCES VS.. DYKES

What promises TO be one OF the stel-
lar attraction on the baseball card Sun
day afternoon, will lie the clash OF the
Dixie All Stars OF Benwuod with the
fast Vance nine on the t~enty-siS
street Grounds. The Vance seemed TO
have emerged from their hard luck
whercupon they showed reversal or
form when they added two more TO
there list Of victims. Both teams have
been travelling n steady pace, meeting
and sowing some OF the best Semi-pro
and Amateur teams In the Wheeling dis
trict and no doubt there will be large
crowd on hand for the play.
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Two base hits. Smith .. Brewer L.
sewelL. Three base hit. J. Sewell. Home
run. Judge. Stolen bases Brewer. Char
rity. Jameson. Evans. Sacrihces' McIn-
mis- Jameson, Graney. Douple plays:
Lamot,e TO Harris to Judge; Morton 10
Wambsganss TO McInnis. Left on base
washington 9; Cleveland II. Base on
balls: on Francis |; Phillips |: John-
son |: Morton 5. Struck out: BY John-
son 2; Morton 2. Hits: on Francis II
in Pa innings: Phillips In l-5'
Turk o in |; Johnson in 3; Morton ,
in 10; Mails . in |. Hit by pitcher. by
Morton | (Brower). Winning pitcher
Johnson. Losing pitcher, Mails UNI
hires, Walsh and Owen. Time mrs
AZ min
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southern continent. He became a ma
tional idol--as much so as Carpenter In
his native land
The whole of South America Is all het
up over his victories and are howhng
for a Dempsey match-BUT
BY no stretch OF imagination would
Firpo even be able to give Dempsey an
anxious moment FOR Jack could beat him
TO every punch. 1t Is one thing TO have
punch. but It's another thing to land H.
Give Firpo two years experience and
then drag him out and he might be able
to have n chance.
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taking instant advantage Of opening. He
displayed a first rate uppercut delivered
In a long. sweeping arc. II this baby
connects no man could stand up under
II. Teach him the rudiments Of boxing
and the science OF straight punching,
combined with the strength. speed and
nerve that IS his. and this youngsters
from the Argentine Is going some pretty
close to the top.
FIrpo was born Of Italian parentage at
Buenos Ayres, In 1895. He began box
Ing In 1917. beating everything In the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
Let q. g. 8. Give You An Angelic sk,si

~
mon sense to simply treat the ska
A bottle OF S. S. 8. will prove to you
what is happening In your blood. ISIS.
1. a scientific blood cleanser.-it drive
out the Impurities which cause eczema,
letter. rash, pimples, boils, blackheads,
biotches and other skin erupttone
When these Impurities are driven out.
you can't stop several very nice things
from happening. Your lips turn nat.
uraliy rosy. Your eyes sparkle. your
complexion clears 1t becomes beau-
tiful. Your face looks like that OF z
prosperous, rudy. well-fed, refined
Gentleman, or II you arc . woman:
Your complexion becomes the real kind
that the whole world so admires. S.S.h
10 also a powerful body-builder. De-
cause It builds new and moro blood.
eeilS. That's why 1t fills out svnken
cheeks. bony necks. thin limbs, helps
regain lost flesh. 1t costs little 70
have this happen to you. 8. s 8. 10
sold at all drug stores. in two sisee.
Tbs larger size Is the more economical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08

those Of a man Of ages past fighting In
a primitive manner. swinging his arms
down at his opponent much as cave
NAN n,ight use 4 club For n fighter Of
his size. Luis IL fast showing better
brand OF footwork by far than boxing
science.
But he can hit and he can take II. Be
cause OF his lack OF boxing skill F1rno IL
easy to hit. Joe Mccain sent him 10
The canvas with "A crashing blow TO the
law hut Firpo bounced up like rubber
ball and wadcd in for more.
lie has a quick eye and active BRAIN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
MOOSE VS.. LINKS

The strong Moundsville Moose club
will cross bats with the Golden Link
o. c. Sunday. June IL. on the Forty
sixth street grounds. Tho game will be
called at p. m. sharp. The Golden
Link will pitch Rayl and Auten on the
receiving end. With a few new players
tho Links will show a clever class OF
ball.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
WON
IN. THE nth
Hard Fought Contest Marks
Opening of Cleveland
Washington Contest

Cleveland. June Washington MADE
Il two straight from Cleveland today
by winning TO in eleven innings
Morton held Washington TO three hits
until the eighth inning. when ne was
bstted hard The Nationals took the
lead in the ninth. but Cleveland tied
the count in their half. Washington
winning after two were out In the eler-
enth on a single by Judge and a double
by Brewer. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
PLAY PRACTICE CAME

The !TauucuS Of tho Junior league ana
he Doc Wlcccls Of the Class y league
will play n practice game AT Tunnel
Green Friday evening. and an interest
ing hattie Is anticipated.
The Iiannrns meet tho St JOINS "'
prIlairc =, Brllairc in a regularly sched-
uIed game rcXt Sunday. They VIII he
,trcnr,hcnrH hv the presence Of Jimmy
Higgins, former captain OF the Vance
Juniors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08

Luis Firpo. the South American heavy
weight who has been knocking out
few trial horses in the east the past two
months, Is a native OF Buenos Ayres. lie
Is a handsome fellow standing feet 3 ~
inches In height and tipping the scales
Ground 2l5 pounds. a ponderous man who
in action reminds one OF Jess Willard
ten years ago.
when stripped for action. F'irpo looks
like some prehistoric man glaring from
beneath Of hushy shock OF black hair
that covers his head. His motions are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08

Two-hase hit-Tiernsy. Home runs
Bighce. Tierney. GooCh Stolen base -
Carey. Sscrihces-Tierrey Morrison.
'rouble pIays-Maranville and Grimm:
Tra>yor. Tierney and Grimm; Parkia-
son. Fletcher and Leslie: Gooch ann
Maranv;lle. Left on bases-Pittsourrh
:: Philadelphia I. RasS on balls-Ott
Meadows .: Off Weinert /: off Morrison
!. Struck out-By Morrison 4: by
Meadows ? Eits-Osr Meadows, in y
innings: of Weinert. in |. WE
pitches Morrison. Weinert. Losing
pitcher-Meadows Umpires-Klem and
Emslte Time--l:35.
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Boston. June Boston won its sixth
,traisht game today and defeated ST.
Louis for the seventh successive time
) 10 e. Gowdy's hitting and the fielding
= Nixon and Ford contributed largely
TO the result. Miller has not given u
Ease on balls in his last two games
Score BY innings R.H. r.
-. Louis ....... 0ln ono ool-2 =
Boston ...... 00u 22l 00x-5 . !
Pertica. BAREFOOT and Ainsmith: NIL
Ter and Gowdy.
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oursnuoeEp BY GIANTS

New York. June New York raised
IT'S 1921 pennant today and then out
sIucged Chicago N a same OF many
pitchers. Q to 1. The Giants scored 1--WE
runs in the first after two were ou'
Kelly cleaning the bases with double.
Umpire Moran put all the extra Chicago
of the bench In the second inning.
Score BY inninEs- r. H. r.
Chicago ......... OH 900 Ohh-+ II |
New York ... 500 On3 1Ox--9 Is :
Chervcs Osborne. Jones. Kaufman
md O'Farrell: Douglas. Shea, Ryan ami
snyder
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Brooklyn. June Cincinnati knocked
Vance out OF the box today and beat
Brooklyn in the frst game of the series
by six 10 two. The Reds punched four
hits, two steals and two sacrifices with
two errors for four runs IN the fourth
innlhg, and when the first two men
singled in the NTH Vance gave way to
Smith. who allowed but one run. Tho
scoxe:
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THREE HOMERS
HELPED SOME
Morrison Holds the Phlls.
Who Are Banked By the
Pirate Crew.

Philadelphia. June Three OF i1t'S-
rurSh's six hits off Lee Meadows todlF
we're home run drives ny Bigbee. Tier
rey and tiooch. which ware sufficient 10
rive the Pirates I've to nothing VIC
tory over Philadelphia. Morrison ne"
the locals to six scattered hltS. me
score.
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The bishops are without a came e.;
Sunday and also July ith Any faSr
amateur or light semi-pro club wishin.:
games will call Wheeling %4ja-R or ad-
dress William Bishop. No lJ2 EiGh.
tenth street. Wheeling
The Rella're Eagles arc stil' LOOKING
or a game Sunday. Call BellaIre 472-J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
Common Sense
About Eczema
and Eluptions!
Here's Something About S. SIS
That You'll Be Glad to Hear.

You might Just as well know Il iigh1
nov.-the cause Of skin erupdouS
pin.plss, blackheads, boin and % q
is right in the blood. There u no GET:
ting away from 1t. Science has proves
II. We prove 1t. You can prove II
When the cause Of skin troubles ana
sruptions Is in the blood. It Isn't CON.
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The Doc Wiegels are looking for am
GOOD lS-2o-year-o light scmi-pro team
N tn" valley for n game ucNt Sunda ,
afternoon. Arrangements "an lie mad"
hy calling Wheeling 3l2o-W. between
and 9 p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
CHALLENGES

The Odd Fellows baseball team wishes
10 hear from any good scmi-pro club for
n game next Sunday. Arrangements
IAN b. made bv calling 3@54-J any morn.
Ing or afternoon. and ask for Herman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
ATHLETICS ERRORS FATAL

Detroit. June 7.--Detreit made II twn
straight from Philadelphia this after
noon. winning s to ,. and displacing the
Athletics from the head OF tho second
division The 'rigers were outhit but
prohted from Philadelphia's errors:
Score by innings f. r. r.
phuadelnhia OOl 600 001-2 Q =
Detrolt .. 04O 000 20o--6
Naylor. Sullivan. Heimach and Per
kins: Ehmke and Bassler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
EAGLES vs.. OWLS

II was announced last night that he
Wheeling Owls n new baseball tea m
will meet the bridgeport Eagles on 'hr
Stop l6, Bridgeport grounds next sun
dav arternoonand an interesting gam"
IL being anticipated.
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WON IN A DMIXXH1

St. Louis, June boston Red SoH
won : TO victory over tho Browns
here today. IN 4 game played during
drtzzling rain. McManus and Menoskey
gave each club home run. Dixie
Davis was hit hard In the sixth ana
reyenth Rip" Collins was supporter
nv consistent fielding In the pinches.
scora nv innings r. II. r..
pos,on .. 2nn 001 202-7 IS u
81 Louis $4,000. 900 600 1l1--3 u
W. Collins and Ruel; Davis. Kolp and
SEVERED
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Southern Association

Memphis 4; Nav Orleans s.
Memphis 2: New Orleans l.
Nashville 2: Atlanta I
Little Rock l Mobile ?.
Chattanooga /; Birmingham l.
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International League

Reading 5; Newark o. (hrst game).
PeadinG 5; Newark 0
Baltimore 3; jersey city 7.
Buffalo Z: Syracuse g.
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American Association

Toledo !: indianapolis 4
Columbus s: Louisville 3
Minneapolis Kansas cry. wet grounds
ST Paul ): Milwaukee 8.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08

There's inspiration and proht IN the
habit OF reading Intelligencer Want Ads.
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HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yegterday's Games.

Boston ): ST. Louis
New York 8: Chicago
Cincinnati 8: Brooklyn
Pittsburgh 5: Philadelphia Q
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Today's Games.
Boston at ST. Louis
New York at Chicago
Philadelphia at Detroit
Washington at Cleveland
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foday's Games.

/ foday's Games.
'St. Louis at Boston
Chicago at New York
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Yesterdays Games
Boston :: st. Louis
New York Q; Chicago
Detroit S: Philadelphia
Washington .; Cleveland q.