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Terre Hante. Ind. - Desoreli-
nele din campiile minelor de car
Ibuni an inceput din nou ieri, canl
I'm grup de peste 400 de miners
[au plecat cu autOmobilcle din
oras cu intentia de inchide mi
Inele earl lucrau Gu mineri neapar.
tlnatori uniunei. Rapoartele pri-
mite pana acum anunta ca eli an
reusit sd inchida doua din aceste
mine.
Berlin. - In urma unui circl-
lar dat din partea authorization
pc toate cladirile publice s'a RI
dlcat drapelul national, ca drept
jelnieie dupd teritorul pierdut de
fGermani in Silesia de sus.
Alliance. Ohio. Niste necu-
nescnti an pradat noaptea trecuta
gradlnlle mai multOr loeuitori
kdin Nord Webb street. desrada.
cinand arbusti, smulgand flori 81
nimicind r;tzoare de plante legu-
minoase. Uni dintre locuitori zic
ca ar ii vazut un barbat 81 fe.
Emele, mici de statura, nmbland
noaptea prin gradini intocmai ca
kniste fanteme. Printre cei ale
caror gradini au fost deyastate
este 81 dl Ion Gloaba, I'M Roman
hine cunOseut in Alliance 81 i'm.
Lprejurimi.
| PetrOgrad. - Pisehkin. fost pe
lvremuri aghiotantul tarului Nj
colae, acum fierbe orez, fasole 81
cartofi in bucataria societatei
americana de ajutor, pentru hra-
nirea a mil de copii Rusi. Buca
taria aceasta este instalata la pa
latul TsarskoyesSelo.
Tiffin, Ohio. - Charles F. Bon.
ham, un batraR in etate de 65 de
ami, fOst ucis de trenul liniei
Big Four.
Roma. - Agentia Stefani ra
porteaza Cd cladirea postei ita-
liene din Durazzo a fost atacata
de banda albaneza. Banda a.
ceasta q spart ferestrele pestei. a
lcanzat alte pagube 81 demon.
lstrat violent contra Italiei in
lprezenta autoFitatilor albaneze,
carl Sc zice ca nici n 'aaf incercat
81 intervie.
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Columbus, Ohio, 20 Innie. =
John Henry Gackenbach, de q
ami, din Franklin, Pa .,eondamnat
la moarte pentru asasinarea lui
John G. Boone, din Marion, O., a
,fost executat in scaunul electric
al penitenciarului de aici, All di-
mineata.
Mama condamnatului. doamna
Sarah Gackenbach, din Franklin,
Pa, a mancat dimpreuna ell co.
pilnl eli din ultima lui mancare
pc acest pamant, ceea ce consti-
'tuie un fapt nnic in istoria peni-
tenciarului.
Gu patru ore, inainte de ce a
fost execntat Gackenbach rugat
pc ziaristi sa spuna llmei ca ell
Emeare nevinOyat. ''Dar ell sunt
'gata pentru noarte" a conti-
|nuat eondamnatuf." Mas accepta
% gratiere das aceasta ar insem,
ma ca sa-mi petrec yiata in peni.
Mama hii fost de cateva orr
la Capitol sd ceara guvernorului
Davis 0 amanare de so zile a exe-
'cutarei sentinel, dar g,lvernerul
ma volt sa Sc impotriveasea jnsti.
tiei.
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venituri 81 cheltueli fost desavar-
/ sta printr o serie de masuri pro-
hibitive sau aproapa, fntru tot ce
privea dcsfacerea vitelor, lenmelor
81 celorlalte prodnse ale Ardea-
lnlni. Scaderea prctnlui viteler
prm lipsa de export 81. neputinta
vechiului regat de absorbi priso-
sui, cat 81 paraduirea zsdarnica al
altor imelrse bogatii in preducte ar
delene nevalorificate la vreme, prin
nepriceperea orr neglijenta centra-
lismului bucurestean All adus des-
organizarea economiei ardelene nj
ma apfoape de pauperizare. Nu-i
prin urmare, eXagerat cand auzim
astazi vorbindu-se despre saracirea1
Ardealului sub guvernarea centra-
lista a Bucurestiler-dar trebne sd
accentuam ca faptul acesta consti-
tue o imensa primejdie pentru uni
tatca nationala.
Adaugati la toate aceste elemen-
te nOuie masuri pentru controlnl
asrpra constituirii de noui societati
pc actiuni sau la sporirea de capi-
tai pentru cele vechi, precum 81
portita de ingerinta 81 dc amestec
IN viata economical locala a Ardea-
luhli sub preteXtul unOr masuri dc
nationalizare" 81 yeti avea ia
bloul exact al atmosferei ardelene
sOcial-politice prin efectul diver
gentelor de interese economice.
Trecem i'm acest moment peste
chestia gazului metan. bogatia prin
cipala Ardealului corespunzatoa-
re petroluui din vechiul regat ca
Isl reste organizarea actuala a ere
litului cu sprijinul Bancii Natio-
male, de care Sc plang mereu Arde-
lerii, - fiindca 81 din cele eXpusc
pana acum rezulta sufficient divar.
genta economical della baza actuale-
lor neintclegeri ce Sc vadesc i'm
mijlocul natiunii romanesti intre-
Cite dupa cativa ami abba della bl-
cnria nemarginita a Unirii.
A continua greselile din trecut
orr sivarsi altele noui din acelea
care Sc soptesc, ar fnsemna sd inn
pingem della Bucuresti spre acte
ireparabile 81 spre primejdii GU ur-
mari de neprevaZut. Caci spunem
anume "dela Bucuresti'' intrucat
aei este centrul de putere 81 de gu
tvernare, dupa cum tot aci trebnc
sa fie centrul Gle larga intelegere
"a situatiunilor 81 de generoasa apro
bare pelltru tOate cererile 81 pre-
tentilnlile intemeiate daca vrem ca
aceasta capitala Romaniei vechi
sa fie mai departe centrul Roma
nismului din lumea intreaga 81 To-
cul de unde. precum Sc spunea obi
nioara. "rasare soarele culturii ro-
manesti" 81, am adauga, locul de
unde Sc cuvine sd rasara soarele
armoniei 81 solidaritatii rationale
/ Oar acesta-i un ideal nobil pc
cand realitatea brutala ne spune
GU tOtul altceva.
VOm vedea intr ALT articOl ce spu
ne astazi realitatea, sub raportul
centralizarii exagerate 81 nebunesti,
despre orasul Bucuresti de odini-
oara "soarele c,llturii rationale. >
! N. DASCNVLCI.
] {Dacia)
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in special capitalnl era scump in
Romania mica, 81 totodata, era la
com 81 grabit ca orice organism IT,
mar sau ca orice parvenit.,
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carbuni din Lester 81 Sherwood
"a Inceput lucrul sub paza unel
garzi Gle linii fndoite, care este
lnarmata GU pllsti 81 Gu mitraliere.
Acestea sunt primele mine earl
$ au deschiss dupa deelararea gre
vel. Oameneii carl lucreaza acnm
in ele snnt dintre eel neapartina-
tori uniuneb saul strike brea-
'kers.''
Geneva. Gnvcrnul englez a
.intrebat Germania in mod official
sd raspunda daca voeste sa-si
Inainteze cererea de a fl primita
in liga Natiunilor. La aceasta
lisa raspms ca Gcrmania gata
sa inainteze 0 asemenea cerere,
inSa numai daca i Sc asigura mai
dinainte ca nu i Sc vor pune com
dltluni speciale 81 ca i sc va da
81 ei un scaln in consiliul ligei.
Royal Center, Indiana. - Edward
Carson, sofia sa 81 eel patru copii
al lor au fost ucisi de tren in
timpul cand voiau sa treaca en-
|automobilul peste LIMA ferata,
Paris. - Premierul Poincare a
plecat ieri la Ilondra, unde va
trebui SD discute uncle chestnut
Gu prim-ministrul Lloyd George
Dansul este acompaniat de dina
Poincare.
Hazar /, Ky. Essel Pass, @
fata de Is ami, fost arestata
pentru Cd 81 a ncis pc fatal sau
|tragand asupra lui un foe de re.
volver, al carui glont la patruns
IN cap. Sc Zice Cd fata comis
pcrlcldlul din cauZa ca batranul
nu-l permitea sa alba relatiuni dc
dragoste cu un tinar despre care
|el zicea ca mo respccta ca pc @
fati."
Washingtom - Icri s'a anuntat
din s,lrse authoritative ca Statele
Unite n are 81 nici ca va avea
rre-un observator la conferinta
ce Sc tine la Haga pentru aran.ja.
rea chestiei rusesti.
-
Coblenz, Gerhania. - Armata
de ocltpatie aliatilor a mai fost
sporlta Gu inca doua regimente
franceze, unul de artilerie 81 unul
Gle nfanterie, sosite de la Treves
81 din Silesia de sus.
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.ANDREI PoPOvICI.

vara- Timpul era unieuJ lucr1 =,
care Sc facea economic in Washing
ton. Acum 81 el STA reluat mersnt
sau normal.
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Nevestele tinere Sc mira CT ce yor
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Herfn, III. Ia mincle de
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Coblenz, Gerhania. - Armata
de ocupatie aliatilor a mai fost
sporlta Gu inca doua regimente
franceze, unul de artilerie 81 unul
de mfanterle, sosite de la Treves
81 din Silesia de sus.
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Washlngton - Ieri s'a anuntat
din Stll.se authoritative ca Statele
Unite n are 81, nici ca va avea
observator la conferinta
ce sc tine la Haga pentru aranja.
rca chestiei rnsesti.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
ISLAND TENNIS
CLUB IS FORMED
YOUNG MEN OF THE GARDEN SPOT
oRGAN1zE-NAVE FOUR
COURTS UNDERWAY
Opening Of Courts W1n Mean Resump-
ton Of aams-Tfirty Members
Are Now Enrolled

The Island Tennis club was recently
organized for the coming summer
months and its ofiiccrI are: Rousha
WarnueI president: William Laue. sec
rotary; and Louis LaUe. treasurer.
There arc NJ the present time over
'rirtv members OF the orga MIA ton and
:, is thought that the number Will soon
Ne over nifty as a large number ~ Island
,nuug mru hav" s!gnif'd their inten'
Eon Of a!til!ating with III" cluh.
Work has already been started on the
r,,:r courts Of the club and viii be COM
rIrtcd by the first or May. The courts
will he situated a short distance above
MARYLAND street on Wabash street
Fus' several years the tennis loving
residents Of the Island have heen de-
privcd Of pla-iag their favo:itc game
because Of the want or playing courts
and now that four courts are being
erected II is assured that all the follow
~rS Of this sport will avail themselves
OF the opportunity Of participating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
REAL TEST Of
NOUNTA|NEERS
YESTERDAYS GAME WITH Du
CUISINE CURTAIN Raiser
REAL TEST DUE TODAY
Clash Again This Mountain
GERS Arc Looking GOOD, Dukes
Arc Strong

Morgantown. April T.--Tolars game
between the DuqueSue university ann
IVES, Virginia university mines was IN
reality the initial diamond crGaEemen;
IF the season. but tomcrrow'S contest.
the second and las: OF two-FHme
series. - reSa rded by many Mountain
eer fans as the oftCia, o1cninC game.
Friday games always draw heavy here
but only on Saturday do the fans turn
out In thronEs 70 witness The hatties
staged on the athletic field here.
After sizing each other w In 'odhS's
game the FIRST Of the season TO- both
teams The Dukes and Mounta!nrcrS
will &c, down TO work, tomorrow after
noon when Umpire Johnson calls the
game ut o'clock and put forth thor
hest efforts. Today's frar"s was MOTH
Ing more than warming up' eNh.h'-
ton 70 tho main attraction. Neither
team played the brand Of hase5aH or
which they are rapahe today. ~ 'heN
have been handicapped in their training
by bad weather and have mn' hNen ah!"
20 get Into the best or CONDITION. Aetna!
competition today smnoth"d out many
.: the rough spots IN the paving OF both
SQUADS and tomorrow afternoon Will
and them determined TO put on a real"
game.
II good weather prevails a large
crowd Will watch tomorrow's game. be-
cause interest IN the diamond $"o"t Is
nigh here ami al the fans a." anxious
20 SEQ last years tr!-State champs N
action. What few times the M"un'n!n.
GERS have practlc"d outdoors lt"Ee
rrowds have watched them perform
and with the opening o: tho major
,eague campaigns only several day.
away. tho national Da$t!m" "a -" -"
pic az converSat inN among the sport
ing public OF this section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
POPULAR PITTSBURGH SPORTS
MAN WILL BE ABLE TO h1
HERE APRIL 81 AND "a
Forty Boys Have Entered 30 Far Win
Sixty Expectsd-Entrtes WILL
Close April IT

Fl. 6. Ca!lowhill. director Of phFScai
training Of tho Young Mems CHRISTIAN
association. last evening announced tha'
l1rk Dillon we'll known Pittsburgh
sportsman. will handle all bouts OF the
rrst annual toxIng tourney 10 be he'o
NJ the association building April Il and
80. In which are entered some or the
hest amateur boxers IN the "heehnS
district.
The announcement that Dillon has
arranged TO get away for the to"rna :
meni adds nrest!Ce to The occasion. ana
will guarantee the fans there VIII he
plenty ~ good boxing and plenty or
fair treatment 10 all.
NJ. Dillon Is deputy sheriff or
Nln~hcnv county ra. and was extend
nd tho offer 20 handle the tournament
several weeks ago. At the time, how
.v"r he expressed doubt whether he
could get away from his duties In
Pittsburgh. but yesterday, wired MI
Callnwhll. Of his acceptance.
So far forty boys arc entered IN the
tournament There Hrc a number OF
uthcrs who are planning 10 enter. and
are holding back their blanks until the
last minute It IS expected at least
sixty VIII he entered when ~" entries
ar" declared closed on April -.
The t,ne for entering IS drawing
lose, and Manager Callowhill Is expect
ING n rush the coming week. Most Of
the boys who are entered are on sim
training schedule. md rnrh expects &c
make favorable showing.
Work on the ring to he used Is now
going on at the factory. It Will be a
hnoct-down ring held up by bolts. and
~ sly dismantlAd
NJ. Dillon is well known locally
having refereed more than ore bou'
locally. and his fine personality has wor
for him host OF friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
PLAYS BRILLIANT GAME AT PINE
HURST AND WINS OUT ON SIX
TEENTA HOLE.
MEETS K. robson TO-DAY FOR
NORTH AND SOUTH CHAMPION
SHIP TITLE.
robson WINS BY EXTRA LONG
PUTTING-TOpPlNG KEEPS BALL
ON THE PARKWAY.

Pinehurst. y. c.. April : F. X.
Robson OF Rochester and Henry Top
ping Of Greenwich won their way TO
the finals Of the North and South anna
teur golf championship today, Robson
defeating W. C. Fownes. Jr.. of Oak
mont, l up. and Topping defeating
Mike Thomas OF Nashville, and ,, IN
the semlfnals.
Robson won the first five holes
from Fownes. starting with a par five
At the frst and then doing the next
four In brides, sinking a ten foot putt
at the second. Is foot putt at the
third and four footer at the fourth.
q for threes, and an eight foot putt at
- the fifth for four
Fowues played each OF these holes
In par. but lost them.
Fownes got two at the sixth ana
made q fine effort 10 catch Robson.
He reduced the lead 70 one hole al the
thirteenth. lost the fifteenth and re-
duced it 70 one again BY winning the
seventeenth He hit two fine shots IN
the eighteenth. his second giving him
A ten foot putt for three 10 square
the match. and ne nearly holed il.
Robson was $3.4l.T4 and Fownes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR TRACK MEET
AT WASHINGTON
washington County 1nterscHo''
Field and Track Meet Set
for May 6.

WASHINGTON. IA. Apri! 7.--Arran 60
r,o,,s sor the annual championship
track and Aeld games "f tho Wash ns'o''
County IrtcrScholaS Athletic aS$o'"A-
tion. ar College held here on SATURDAY,
Nav were completed today and an
nounced by the committee in charge
headed by II. S. Kmd"r. Practically
sysry high school In the county VIII
have a team entered with Indications
that the NEE, will he one OF the pest
for preparatory schools ever staGeo
here
The competition has been arranged IN
,,o divisions. all high schools Win an
enrolment OF 100 or over Icing In C'aSs
those with an enrolment under ~"
In class 2 An innovation Will De At'
,emp,ed this year providing for compe'
,tion by teams OF girls from mo Nar''
Gus schools without any division on az
srro,lment basis. The girls events VIII
be held in ;he morning with over lV0
Iassies competing. Trophies similar &c
,Hose usually given In the ooys' com
re.i,ion will be offered for the girl track
athletes.
W.shtngton high won the meet last
wear in class /. hut Tie local schooI mas
lost many OF its stars, VIII 20 Ina"'
nm Of green performers Tor tne mosl
mart and IS expected TO encounter SIN
opposition. especially from ChaF'ero'
Mnnongahela and CauonShurE.
Morris township high won In Class
o,.o hut Is expected 20 encounter
,,i,rh SITTER opposition this year. az II
oI.o Ia. Inst many stars. centerNtiin
NJ Pleasant, cecil and North S'raHhn'
,-o all arured as possible winners ir
,hiS class
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
.STFvF HARR|CK TRIPLES AND
SCORES RUN THAT BEAT DUKES
11e moUNTAINEER TURNS TRICK
WITH BASES LoADED-MoUN-
TANNERS WIN 1912
Thirteen Doubles Registered DURING
Swat-Fegt-Eech Team Uses TWO
Twtrlers

SDeC!a! q The Inte!I'gthCer'
Norg2ntown, w. Va, April T. We
base h!rs featured IN" OPENING game oA
the season today, when the MeSt vi
ginia University nine d"lcalt"
ne University in Il IRE" h''''ns I"'' '"H
1912. In all thirteen "pUI ,' NIX
registered. West N'Fg!h!" ita"'"h ~
seven. Tho Monntaineers "'No 80
The matter Of hitting "arner'"s
safeties Will" the Dukes ro''"''''0
safely IA occasions
Duquesre showed uneSpeC''" S're', ,h1 -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
ropplne's Showing Pleasing Hero.

Henry Topping is the son OF John A
Topping. formerly Of this city. and Is
well known in Wheeling. The an
nouncement that he had reached the
finals was pleasing 70 members OF the
Wheeling Country club. as It Will be
remembered he played round or TWO
over the links Of the local club.
John A. Topping, the father OF
Henry Topping, up to fifteen years ago
was prominent in iron and steel circles
OF the Wheeling district. For many
wears he was affiliated with the Aetna
Standard company. and later was head
Of the La Belle Iron Works. He LETT
Wheeling when ne became interested
In the Republic Iron and Steel com
panv, OF which he is now chairman OF
the board OF directors.
Mr.. Topping is as ardent golf ian
as his two sons. Henry. who plays the
finals today az PinehurSt. and Wilbur
4 Younger brother. Both boys are
known as good golfers. Henry beng
rated strongly in the national hanol
cap list.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
CANONSBURG BOYS
WILL GET TRYOUTS

Washington. IA. April 7---Earl Hro"n
,i.chnr and Edwin rGummyl Pentiana
second haxeman OF Cau"nshurg are 10
got ,ryouts this year In fast ,protes-
s,onal company. Both have been ordered
n -rror. 70 the Albany CLUB or the
Eastern League. Brown who Is south
naw. was with the 81. Louis cardinals
for time lae: year. this team turning
nm, over % Albany ren,land also was
occasionally signed BY the Cards In
Iral. bu, never used. being also trans
fn-red 10 Albany. Roth were former
s;ars on Washington county teams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
Former Local. Man Reaches Finals OF Gof tournament
Norwich in Half-Mile
Exercise Runs 0: Al As

Norwich. the thrce-year old SEN
sat!on of the American turf dur'ns
tho last month or more. exercised
halr-m!le at tho Jamaica track yes
terday morning in the sensational
time OF O:47 As. and IN doing It ran
right into rho Kentucky Derby Held.
Two dozen stop watches held by
experts caught the fuclong time as
follows: OIL. V:22 l-b. O:34 40.
O:47 4-5. Tho big son OF Runny-
mede-Hymir had heavy exercise
boy in tho saddle and was flghiing
for his head all tho way.
He'll 20 IN the Derby sure. said
Burlew. as Norwich cavorted back
to tho swipes. He was running so
free and easv I couldn't believe my
watch TIL other timers tod Me now
they clicked the work. He's
horse At to show his heels 20 n Man
O. War ~ his bost."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
OLD Time WORKOUT
with the Opening Struggle But Two
weeks Away Pl1yers Expect 70
Gev To work

4 rorr,,l c2M for practise Va 'Ss'i"d
,ov, nigh, from Nan'" herdQua' tc|s
~, -, ynrl;n,,, g slated for rw, r'y -sj\iH
stree, I.,,y Grounds. Sunday afternoon
&, ~ ~. aud ryc,, member a." tho
linn is asked ~ in on hand without
fail.
4. ,ro orcninr a. Tho season is not
ra~ nwav no time mus; ho lost ne
Tho players Will hay" 20 get an 'n"us ,
ural ;rt. which promises :" he most
Itricurt lirwc,cr. mos: O. ;hr reg
,,,ar. hove been limlrcrinc Mp for sew
eral weeks.
Al Vance players are s'r"nE. nc
Nanc" group promises 20 give = F'""
account " themselves and nT" !'"N'as
c,rw3r d,o 90? the championship ~ INC
valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
ROB GARDNER HAS ENV|Ab[E
RECORD GOOD UNDER PRESSURE

drive for the British title IN l?@"' ina.
they felt genuinely sorry BOB ma" "'N
come through. even though inc? VIZ
backing To!ley az orl! HH:''S"e' ~
hack his own Gardner - the sort "'
man who helps golf great deal. Hes
a hard worker. quiet. unassunling. sen
s,h,s and altogether very hne fellow
who does his tasks thoroughly and With
OUT EARRING anyone.
(Copyright, 1922. Sol MetzserD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
LACK DILLON ACCEPTS OFFER To
HANDLE \, NJ, BOXING TOURNAMENT
Tri-ToWns Ball Club
Formed at Piedmont

Piedmont. w. Va. April 7.-At
ro,sstng meeting held at the American
Legion h<d the Tr!-Towns baseball
club was organized for the season with
the following officers: Business man
eeer, Al. T.. Beck: secretary. c. W.
L.ashorn: treasurer, w. II. Sherclin.
With last seasons county champion
ship outfit as q nucleus. another strong
team will no doubt be developed ~ tho
new material available appears excep-
tionally good.
The organization Will have the full
support OF the business men OF tho tn
Towns and they have pledged their
support. Old Potomac park will be put
In condition Mt once and workouts Will
be tho order from now on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
HFNRY T0PP|NG GOES INTO THE
FINAL BY ELIMINATING THOMAS

36.3o-75.
Thomas. lett-handcd player, was IN
100 many traps 20 beat Topping, who
kept his ball on the fairway. The
Greenwich player got the lead by win
ming the second and third holes. anc
remained up all the way until he won
the sixteenth green by three and two
score. Thomas reduced the lead TO
one hole at the fourteenth. but Topping
won the fifteenth and sixteenth in par.
Topping was 3S-37-75, and Thomas
40-3S-7S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
BELLAIRE EAGLES TO
MEET louisville A. c.

Tomorrow afternoon on the Sop -.
Parton line grounds mo l|cI.a!v"
Eagles and the Roydsville A {. base
bill mines will open their 1872 season,
and q good game IS anticipated.