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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
O'bR|EN'S MINISTRIES
OPEN COURT THEATRE

Il Is generally conceded that the TWO
csscntia! things necessary 10 the sue
cess At 4 minstrel performance are ilrSt
ihe comedy and second. the music Much
or the success OF the latter Is DUE 20 the
choice Of conductors. This season Ne!l
O'Brlcn has secured as the leader or me
band and orchestra for his great Amer
lean Minstrel Company which Is /" ne
seen here Saturday. September End, Mr..
Edward Cupero. Mr.. Cupsro. IN addition
to having served a long apprenticeship
with various minstrel organizations, IN
Guiding thos" Of Lew Dockstader, George
Evans and O'Rrier himself. is something
moro ,han ;he ordinary conductor. He
IA no, only an .nstrumentaltst OF murh
versatility and accomplishment but IS
m all around musician. having been cdu-
Gated abroad and is composed OF no
mean merit.
For the past three years he has not
travelled at all hut has been located in
he city Of Baltimore where he was the
leader of the Municipal Band. very
famous organization in that community.
Mr.. O'Brien feels that he is very fortu-
nate in having persuaded Mr.. Cupero to
re,oIn his company since X has been
generally recognized that there Is no one
who is able to draw rs much Out OF
hand as he Is able 10 do.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
GREAT FIRE SCENE
At REX NEXT week

The bast way 10 get the most out OF
a book is not read IT when the play car
be seen in action in the theatre. says
Albert Wees. referring particularly to
THE Storm" which will be produced at
the Rex next week.
Take the forest fire In The Storm
which 20 my mind, and 10 the MIND OF
everyone who has seen It. Is marvellous.
II may Judge BY the talk this scene has
caused. Could the author OF book DO
he ever so graphic a descriptive writer
begin tn do justice 10 this fir ! think
not. All he could do would y 10 sug-
best the fire and then dcscrit' what the
characters did when II owe ook them.
To try 10 convey this fire o. the reader
II would be necesasry to cal! In the art
list and have him paint Z picture-An
lmmovable picture-of II. Mr.. McCor-
mick. the author Of the lay. who de-
vised the forest fire. shows II to you.
He makes II tremendour realistic by
showing the flames cree ing closer and
closer: then the audier"c actually sees
the stage forest IN II maelstrom OF
the devastating fire. besides. Mr.. Nc
Cormick gives the aut nee thrill after
thrill as the burning branches fall ana
the sparks fly up as they hit the Garth.
And for the supreme thrill there Is noth-
ing in a book written thus far that IN
any way can compare with the huge tree
In tho foreground. which blazes. top
plcs and crashes through tho cabin IN
the woods cleaving the place or refuge
for the characters in twain.
There will he a matinee to-day OF My
Lady Friends"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
AUSTRALIANS SHOW
TENNIS SUPREMACY
Advance TO PinAl Round by DsfeAting
Niles Of Boston, and Borotrn OF
rrance-rtldsn and Richards
star.

Boston. Aug 25.-Ths Australian ten
mis- team that came 10 this country 20
capture the Davis cup. significant NJ
Interna tlonal teams supremacy. tonight
stood a challenger also for the national
team honOrs. In the seml-fsnal round
matches today OF the national tennis
doubles Championship tournament a.
the Longwood Cricket club, the Au-
strallans Gerald l.. Patterson and
O'Hara Wood advanced n tho final
round b. defeating y. W.INiles OF RoE.
ton and Jean Borotra Of France. 81.
-. so.
WilNtam : Tildcn. s"cond and Vim
cent Richards. play'rgthrou cha I'M
pionS. advanced TO final round defense
o. the national doubles championship
today ~ defeating ". NJ Johnston
and Wallace E. Johnson. Their success
vas IN straight sets. but each was
fighting session that went 10 deuce
90 o- moro times. The scores were
Ss lo-S -
-hr ra.'"ra' Junior doubles cham
r,oryhin wae won b" w W. InCraham
md \ " Jones'. nf Providence. FOR a
E"-ord vear They defeated T. VI. Wood
pnd J. r. Whithcck ~ New York In tho
rirsl round -. rs. S.
The rational hor's dnuh'" cha m o'"--
ship waa won ~ VI. r. i'm AMI II. =
Johnson. Jr. Of Ros'or who defeated
p oLouEhl'n and S. Orcutt Pittsburgh.
S-s. s-s, ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
TRAP SHOOTING HUGE
FEATURE OF PICNIC
Prizes to Be Given at the Annual Picnic
of Farmers and spcrtumen at
Millers Grove.

One OF the many features or the far-
mors and sportsmen 70 Belmont county
ricrjc n he held today al Miller
Grove will hc tho trap shooting event.
IN which many Of the attendants VIII
enter. Prizes viii be awarded as foi-
lows:
Tho pr.yc list
FIRST Event-Fifteen Birds.
IT. Long. Martins Ferry-lCo shells,
l. Coss. Martins Ferry-One knife.
e. phillips Bcllairc-Belt.
Second Evsnt-Twenty Birds.
building Hardware Co, Bellaire-
Hunting coat
II Taylor, misunderstanding brush.
I Ifoller. RrIdgcport-Box Of stogies.
Third Eventr-Ftftesn Bids.
G. Hollcr. RrIdgcport-Shaving set
II. Cillis. BridGeport-l0 pounds lara.
II Long. Martins Ferry--5O shells
Fourt Event-Twenty Birds.
Roberts. ACKNOWLEDGMENT pen
Scot, Lumber Co. Bridgeport-Hunt-
INK "%T
coffee
IT Klemmer, Br!dgeport-CuT LINKS
II G. Fr,edrichs, Wheeling Hunting
cap.
Harding & Buriey. Bridgcport-Box or
stoGies.
e II Berry, Wheeling-Fishing reel"
Oue-Pettit. Wheeiing-Razor'
seIbv-Recd. Brtdgcport-One pipe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
BIGGEST BATTLE Of SEASON SURE
WHEN GRAYS MEET CRACK bAUERS
OWENS AND WASHINGTON BACK
IN HARNESS AND vrTroRs
CONFIDENT OF FINAL
OUTCOME SUNDAY.
Interest at Fover Heat with Indications
Pointing to All Attendance
Records Shattered.

Oscar Owens and Jap washington
are back with the Homestead trays
playing better baseball than ever. WIN
this pair OF stars IN readiness. the
BaUers anticipate the toughest assign
men, OF the season tomorrow AFTER
noon. when the fourth Kilt OF the series
- played Owens has won tho eisht
games No has hurled since Joining the
Grays. while Washington broke up
l2-Irring game at Charlerot last SatuT-
day nv clou,ing n homerun over the
right-Helder'S head with three on bases
A regular Frank Merr!well finish.
The Grays have won eight straight
and Il OF their past i6 games They
are the only independent club that has
defeated the Valley Oils. OF Youngstown,
This year. Feat performed right in the
Ohio. lot Besides the Grays have reg
istered 50 wins. and Il - likely that
Manager Posey will send Canady. for
merry OF the Tate All-Stars. or Lefty"
Williams. local enigma. to the rubber
IN hopes Of ending the series. The
Grays have played % games already
this north. practically every dav. Just
last Sunday they beat Clarksburg. 1872.
Heidelbach - the probable pitching
selection Cor Bauers. He "a IN flne con-
dillon and anxious 70 get the call. His
sterling performance last Sunday has
won Tor him a raft OF admirers who
feel confident N his ability. II Is also
likely that another hurler OF note will
be held IN reserve. prepared FOR the
worst Captain Hamilton Is Just about
ready while Mordas. McGannon and J.
Swetonlc will hold down their custom
AIRY positions. giving the locals the
strongest from. OF the entire season.
VIZ, Fat- wea thai prAdicted md M
other games OF Importance IN the city
proper. Bauers' park should be taxed
10 ,ts utmost Al least 1000 colored
fans are expected as the appearance OF
Owens and Washington Is IN Itself a
real treat. A victory for the Bauer%
would nccessi,a,e another game. and for
this reason the Grays are anxious 70
end matters. Those who saw the big
exhibition last Sunday between the
Baucrs and Boston Nationals are rav!ug
about ne local team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
BOY, 10, SAVES HIS
SISTERS FROM DEATH

Presence Of mind on the part OF
George Lass l0-ycar-old son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Lass Of Patton's Run. near
Martin. Ferry. yesterday afternoon
saved tho lives OF his stx-ycar-old sis
ter. Mary. md a smaller sister, from
drowning in Patton's Run.
The three were rowing in boat when
tho gil. with the baby IN her arms lost
LrlaLcc and r"ll into the creek. George
Lass jumped from the boat. succ"ede"
IA rr;,ing tho baby back to it and swan
With his sister TO the shore. Then lie
syyar, back and rovcd the boat 10 shore.
Harley Montgomery OF Martins Ferry
md several friends witnessed the rescue"
nu' were too far away To render aid.
N"lrhhors are planning to apply Tor
A Carnegie medal for the boy, as II was
the II ost daring rescue ever made ny
such 4? younCstcr Of only 10 years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
Gertrude Hoffman Opens
Court Vodyil Season

in wheeling KNOWS 'a
size i tho along
th"atrnE
Time shngton
lc East
pIayS
oaud,N
features
Roscoe
Joe l%"i
and
RcldA
Hattie DarnE
Edwards PICK
Kathryr
Icron% White and Beck Edna Luce i';
The Emily Earle ana
FirbIE wills
The
Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
STORK GENEROUS TO
WHEELING PARENTS
Little strangers Left az Guests OF Ply
sician and Tennis Star.

The stork was very generous IN
Wheeling on Friday and visited the
North wheeling and Ohio Valley Gem
eral hospital, leaving n new physician
snd future tennis star.
DR.. and Mrs r. VI. Fedicord. OF Elm
Grove. were first visited at the North
Wheeling hospital. where an eleven
round boy was born. The youngster has
been named Claude Richard. and Inc
parents have already planned his future
no will succeed his father In the medi-
cnl profession.
MIR and Mrs. Arthur Ebberts are the
rroud parents Of n boy born at the Q. '.
G.. hospital. Mr.. Ebberts was recently
eliminated in tho singles Of the state
tournament at Edgdale. but now mat
he hns n youngster to look forward 10
in l!fs he Is expected 10 play IN pest
form to-day. when he mates with Rus-
rclI Goodwin In the doubles today with
Bowie and Beatty in the semi-f!nals. Al
though tho boy weighs but seven ponnas
his father expects 10 train him for the
state tennis title.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
LIST TO TRAIN WITH
W,V,U. NEAR SEVENTY
Two Moro Additions From southern
wsst virginia Make List Largest
In History.

Morgantown. Aus. IS. Special -.
Harry Is. Jones. or Beury. w va an"
Howard CarrIco, Of RowlesburE, W, va,
are the latest additions to the IVES.
virginia university football 50 II az
which Will ~ taken to the Jackson y
Mills training camp for two WeeHs
practice. The news tIat ;hlS PAIR ""u'l
he taken 20 camp runs the 'Is' OF
raudidates 10 go there 10 almost sew
enty. the largest n West virginia"
history.
ZONES nIsved for three scasons on the
C-eenbrier Military academy team AZ
Iavikhurg w. Va. and Is the thiif
member OF that team 10 make known
,hat bc will enter West Virginia THIS
fall Two uS his teammates, ierrE'
the quartcrharl and liigg!npothhh' '"e
halrback. having ALREADY flled 'he!7
entrance credits. He weighs liV p"uhPs
and has the reputation of being an OK.
cept,onallv fine tackle. In faci. one or
tho best In the southern section.
C-arr!Co was member OF the Terra
Atm High school football team Tor
. three years bat had relatively niue
cxper!ence until h" Joined the army ana
went To France. where he played on IL
division team for two years. In thoSc
TWO seasons he played against some o.
Uncle Sans biggest stars, many OF
them former college players. but he al
ways performed in an outstanding man
nor and was over-shad owed by few II
any opponents. He Is haifhack and tips
the scales around los pounds Very
fas, and hard to down many fans have
wondered at his ability TO hold ms
feet Mt times
! Both Jones and Carrioo have beer
! seen by DR. I. w. Spears. tho henC
4 coach, who SAYS they are both NkelS
! looking youngsters and should sh""
! something worth while once they ge
! n camp. He IS not making any prrdic
: lions for thcm--he never does-nut M
: is pleased with their records ana nope
! 10 develop them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
TEN MINUTE
RELIEF FOR
INDIGESTION

Indigestion and It's attendant Ills such
AZ dyspepsia heartburn, sour stomach.
ripping pains. dysentery. d!arrhoc
.olic, cholera morbus. chronic conshpa-
tnn. gas etc, and even sick. nervous
headaches arc now directly traceable 70
disorders In tho digestive organs and
can row be quickly relieved with now
cordial called "Anti-Fermert," origin
nted by n druggist ard recommended
by physicians.
The food sours before Il IS fully d.
sestcd. thus putting into solution toxic
po!sons that are absorbed Into tho sys-
TOM. Irritating the intest!nes and set
ting UP inflammation. TO avoid this.
you simply have 20 prevent term"ntn-
ton by using Anti-Fermcnt.
-Ferneut ncutralizes the hc'h
condition OF the stomach. cleanses and
sweetens the bowels. soothes and heals
The !nfammed !n,eat!nes md increases
he now Of gastric Juices, giving quick
and certain rciIet Cot n bottle OK Anti.
Ferrnent from YOUR druggist with
guarantee 81 ,atiS:actorT results CT
money returned y will Improve your
,prc,l,c. givo vow rcsttul sleep and
make you feel better ;han you ever felr
IN your life. tAoV'f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
WARWOOD HIGH STAR
TO ENTER ETHANY
wilhor Roberts, Green and White Play
or 20 Try For Bison Team
This Fall.

Bethany. W. Va. Aug. 2j-Wilbur
'HIck" Roberts t. ono Of the latest OF
the boys who VIII max" a try at the
Bisons football training camp when 1t
opens here on Sept. Roberts Is re-
memhered by Obi" Valley fans Rs ono
OF the best men on 'ho N"'Wp"u f.Sn
sohoo' teamS 49, w. 80 "e'
'oa|h w i"''N ''''
aggregation III '"'' "'N" H''''
Roberts attended Bethany Ircp In
the days when that institution was be.
inn, conducted and was counted one -
the most promising OF the boys from
Tho prgD school at thar time. tie d.t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
ISLAND TOSSERS WIN
FROM BELLAIRE TEAM
Past Games Played Last Hight on
Bridge Park Courts-McGee Of
Locals Stars.

With MCGEE OF the local horse shoe
team In care form the island tossers
had little trouble in defeating the Be-
lalre Ringers last evening In match
PLAYED on the Bridge Fark courts. Nc
Kee carried off everything and was the
man OF the evening IN the event.
Manager Borneman announced last
night that he has matches pending with
Moundsville ard several other strong
teams in this district As soon as dates
can be agreed upon the matches win
be announced.
Last nights summary:
Schafer- Bell defeated Goodwin l..
Ludwig, SO.
MCGEE Tyrell defeated Russeil-HaIli-
day. 80.
Lilass-Case defeated CoX-W. Ludwig.
81.
Carroll-Newlin lost TO StrauChn. l..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
PAT MIRIAM PROVES HIMSELF ONE
OF BEST MANAGERS IN LEAGUES

ras, ball the poor pitching. IN" short
f,rr.e have ali worked 10 upset tho
snort The PLAYERS who have Iearh'u
thG game under other circumstances are
nil at sea rs 20 what 20 do. ~ run w
TWO Is not worth much in these dhES,
when Il pop rly drops over !" icn'c an"
scores TWO or three runs. Inc OLA s','"
tific "oue run nj n time inSIoe ChSco','
bas falI.n into the discard. The players
have become more and more a'Vue'o'
"a ~ standing flat-tcoted at base and
,t,;,r 70 he batted around the bags.
Some Of the teams, such. for instance.
,bo Roston Braves. have chung 70
coma of the old traditions and attempt
Cd TO rlav the scientific way. and Win
disastrous results In most cases hu'
RIO majority are playing the s!am-Hahs'
WALTON the-rirst bal -that-!ooNs-soou So'
OF baseball. and this has !cH 20 careIesS
defensive work and some tr!Sh't". o"s
hail 1t has remained for fa' mora"
and Connie Mack 10 use ooth sgs'einN
and Pat really has done Il oe'',r ''",.
anv OF the others. Considering '"c -"
,bo, his team was shot I" pieces anu
no, Roush was out of the lineup ana
,r,ch OF the punch gone from the team
~ has done most remarkably we'll.
outsmarted Giants
w. n,s his team keeping SIS eyes
one, for chances and using tt9 spec"
effectively. There were several IN
stances OF this fact In the recent series
hetvsen IN Reds and Giants on tue
Polio Grounds AS the boxers say rat
"outsmarted" McGraH at every turn
and really grabbed 1 couple of games
ny this method that the Giants sec'le"
certain 70 win. lie observed that 'he
Giants were playing the smaSh-thr-Hrs'
hal, game. and he posted his detenses
n meet t. and had his ritchers use
"tbe center field ball" lie used the OF"
r,nke-,hem-hit system. knowing that
tbey wanted 20 hit He observed. 100.
thar the Giants. because they were nor
running bases themselves. were negH-
gent In protecting themselves AGAINST
that stvle OF attack. So he pulled i
double steal that upset the entire Giane
.eor Then when he saw that fen
Young after catching n short ny. was
"a relesslv getting ready I" lob the ball
hack 70 the Infeld. he sent runner
from first 10 second after the catch,
and won a game in which HIS team
made Ave hits and the Giants made
twelve.
Moran used 70 be with 'he old Cub
team and Il IS evident he stu holds
20 the old cub theory that any team
that attacks ,he Giants and Nights them
with their own methods VIII beat them.
Chance used 70 argue that tho Giants
were So busy figuring they would run
over the other team that they were hc-
wildercd when the other team rushed
/ the attack.
Anyhow. e worked for the Reds-and
x was smart work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
hammock
Entertain Friends.

Mrs E. r.. Edmoudson entertained on
Saturday afternoon Il number OF fr!chds'
A very delightful time vas spent IN
various WAYS. including needIeworK,
games and socially, with the serving OF
a delicious lunch The guest list In
cyuded: Mesdames Walter Caldwell,
Russell Mclaughlin. Kenneth lodge
Fl. +. Murray BERTHE Smith. Leitha
CLANCY and Robert McGraw; Misses
Emily Nichols. Gertrude Mcfarland
Anna Sell Daniels. Hannah Emhleton'
Ruth Daniels and Sarah II. Caldwell
substitute In Bank.
Mrs Kenneth Lodge. losa! resident.
former cashier in the First National
bank in St CIairsr!llc. o. has been
doing substitute work in the Dollar say
lnCs hank In ST. ClaIrsville, o.. in the
absence OF Miss Laura Thompson one
Of The cashiers. who is enjoying her va
cation.
lanes Davis. the tenant who resides
on the Thompson farm. southwest or
town. met With loss the first OF the
week. as dogs entered his flock Of sheep
on Tuesday night and killed IS and
wounding others
Bannock Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter NiChol and fam
lv. OF Mt. Vernon, o, have been guests
n, ,nc N!chol home. south OF town the
past week. having come I" attend tn"
\irhoi reunion which was. held on
Thursday on the County Fair grounds
at 81. ClairSvillc. o.
Robert Copeland was business WIS.,
Itor in Wheeling on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cart Crawford were call
rrs IN St. Cla:rsville on Wednesday.
Mrs. George Riley spent Wednesday
IN wheeling.
Mcssrs. e. W. Gregg. OF Pittsburgh,
Pa, and \. T.. Ancwalt. Of Elm Grove,
". Va. wcrc callers IN Oco on Thurs
dav in the interest OF tho coal s'tua l.
ton.
Mrs. Tony Voutaurato. Of Geo. under
went an operation IN the Bela're hos
p!tal on Thursday morning
Several from here attended the Rot-
mont county teachers institute held at
Epwo-'h Park. Bethesda, O.. the past
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
DRY OFFICERS
SEIZE STILL
rvo roreirnsrs Arrested In Raid Yes
terday at LOT Second Street, Zen
wood

Parrot and Monkey" were arrested
Yesterday when federal prohibition OFF,
GERS raided their establishment at l01
Second street, Benwood. and seized
twenty-gallon still. $50 gallons OF rye
mash and two gallons Of moonsh!Er
whiskey.
The men were committed to the Ohio
county Jail and will be arraigned this
morning before U. s. Commissioner w.
J. Cotton for preliminary hearing.
They gave their names as George Par
rett and Pusize Munikon.
The place raided by the officers II
commonly called Parrot and Monkey"
by the patrons. Several previous visits
have been made there by prohibition
officers but no liquor could be found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
REV, RASCRE TO SPEAK
At THE RIVERSIDE PARK

Rev A. c. Rasche. pastor OF the st.
rsur. Evangelical Church. will deliver
,,,o sermnn at the open air services 10
no hold Sunday evening at 1:i0 O'Clock
al Riverside Park.
An exceptionally fine program has
hcc, arranged for this service. Iho
Union Mission orchestra VIII play Sow
oral selections and Miss Harriet Faines
i've year old daughter Of Superintend-
ont Haines. will give 4 solo.
Rev. shape Of the Martins Ferry First
C-br,stian church. was tho speaker last
aysn,rC nj the mission services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
NY HUH FULLERTON.

Tat Morgan. Of the CINCINNATI Reos'
may not win pepnants every year. ""'
as a financial investment and as
smart manager he "a proving himself
one OF the most valuable bits or base
ball property In the country.
First Pa, knows what he wants. and
why he wants II. Second, ne IS not
sucker enough to throw away goo"
money for baseball stars who VII!
twinkle only when Il suits them. And
third he IS about the clevrrcSt MANAGE
In pulling or cute Nt;le bits Of play
and sizing up the weakness Of opposing
teams IN the country.
Pat will not have ball players who re-
fuse TO work tur their pay and who IN
sist upon being coddled and petted. he
wants hustierS. and ne gets them. II Is
TO secret that i was Pat. and not
Garry Hermann. WHO wanted to let
Hefne Groh go. Fi-s, Ia; decided that
the temperarnental third baseman was
no longer OF use 70 cincinnati, and sec
ondiy. he argued that whatever team got
Groh would find him more of Il liability
than an asset John MCGraw, per-
haps, is beginning 20 feel the same way.
VIII Let Roush Cor
The Cincinnati public. which knew
that Croh was 4 great player but which
did not know that he was help IN
teamwork. kicked when he was sold I"
the Giants-and yet this season he has
been booed and hooted for the simple
reason that In every series the Giants
have played with the Reds this youngs-
ter Pinelli has shown him up. There Is
hardly a doubt that Pat will let Eddie
RouSh so during the winter 10 the high
est bidder and that ne will use the mon
ey so acquired 10 buy some more hUSt-
ling youngsters 70 help him build up
n team. II Roush sees the light and -
willing 70 get down 10 brass tacks and
work for tho Reds. Pat VIII keep him
otherwise not And It Is doubtful
whether the team that gets him will get
much profit through the deal.
lnnact, Il looks as IL the day OF the
Eystem. which the thcatrtcalIy in
I'D owners have attempted 20 put
Yer IN baseball. Is about done. Il
5corked during the days OF the great
prosperity OF baseball. but now that we
are settling down to the real work the
fans are clamoring for more baseball.
more science and fewer high paid stars
who think that the public Will pay TO
watch them. They are right N one res
psct The public will pay so long as
they hustle and work. bur the moment
they imagine the fans pay 10 see their
shapes or 20 watch them strut they
lose
star System Upset Game.
This star system, by which the long
distance hjtters were made heroes. has
been one Of tho things that has upset
the game and helped 20 bring about the
wre.che4 baseball that Is being played.
True. there IS some excuse. because the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
VICTORS PLAY CAMBRIA

Tho Victor \. g. OF Rcnwood Will
clash with the cambria Golfers or
Shadysidr az tho Caskct Works grounds
Shadyside tomorrow and good game
should result. The Nici"rs have de-
fca;cd the OHIO lads on tw" occasions
,bIs season and 50 they will he out for
revenge Rushman and Butler will form
,he battery for the Nictors while Asn
and Schramm Will probably perform FOR
Shadyside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
EAGLES MEET EAGLES

The fast bridgeport Eagles Will en-
,.-tain the team representing the Bel
loirc lodge Of the same order tomorrow
afternoon at the Eagles Park at Stop
IG Barton Inc. Bridgeport. Because
nr tho rivalry between the two good
game Is expected and arrangements are
being made 70 handle a large crowd.