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Amateur Notes.

Lube Bissets accept the challenge of
the Al Hibberds for Sunday, June Gath,
at 10 a. M, at the Forty-eighth street
grounds.
Lube Bissets will play the J. J. Slip
pers at Riverside grounds Sunday, June
oath, at l p. m.
The ]. Kesslers and the Morgan
Tigers will come together for the first
time this season. The teams were
scheduled to play last Saturday, but
the game was stopped by rain. The
game will be played Saturday at 10
o'clock.
The J. Kesslers challenge the Bea-
bout Juniors for a game Sunday. The
lineup OF the Kesslers is as follows:
e. Robinson, catcher; w. Chapman,
pitcher; F. Crawford, first base; w.
Blake, second base; B. Edwards, third
base; D. Loring. shortstop; w. Ca
bortts, left field: J.. Blake, right field;
j. Doyle, left field.
The j. J. Slippners ball team, of Ben
wood, accept the challenge of the Blue
Ribbons, of Bellaire, for four games
and will play at Bellaire Sunday, June
gath.
The P. j. Gavins defeated the
Young Amateurs by a score of s to A..
Batteries, for the Gavins, Richards and
Tucker; for the Amateurs. Pollock and
Kelley. The feature of the game was
the all-round playing of the P. j. Cav
ms.
The P. J. Gavins would like to hear
from the Lube Bissets for a game on
the tunnel green to-day one week, in
the afternoon, for two rockets a side.
If this challenge is accepted, answer
through the Register.
The Alley B Sluggers yesterday de-
feated the Green Crackajaoks by a
score of 10 to s.
The Heinz team yesterday defeated
the Puritys by the score of 9 to 6.
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NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
A Collection OF the Small Events q
Each PasHfur Oar.

A Collection of the Small Events o,
Each Passing Day.
Last exening the police pulled In
two DRINKS and also a man for ex-
posture.
CONTRACTOR George Miller has COM
pleted work on a new floor at the hook
and ladder house.
The eighth year pupils in each of
the ward schools had their final exam
~.ination yesterday in arithmetic.
Rev. David w. Howard will con-
duct services tomorrow evening at st.
Matthew's Protestant Episcopal mis-
sion at Forsy-second street.
Rev. Herman Haas will conduct SER
vices at St Paurs German Protestant
church tomorrow morning. Sunday
school will be held al the usual hour.
Chester the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Armbruster, died yester-
day afternoon at two o'clock after an
illness of measles. The funeral will
take place tomorrow.
The Register Is in receipt of a pos
tai card from Houston. Texas. asking
for information concerning the heirs
of Joseph Ellery, who was in Shelby
county. Texas. in 1910.
Tomorrow at the North street Ii.
E. church there Will BE- preaching Il
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sunday at the Park.

With fair weather there will be an
immense crowd at Wheeling Park Sun
day afternoon and evening. and the
management has made special arrange
ments for the entertainment of all who
are present. The Opera House Band
will give afternoon and evening con-
certs, and will be assisted by the IA
nous Excelsior Quartette of Pittsburg,
Pa. These superb singers have made
a pronounced hit where they have APP
peared as special cards in entertain
ment at Schenley and Calhoun Parks
in Pittsburg, Idora Park in Youngs-
town and elsewhere.
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Home From Philadelphia.

The Wheeling delegates to the Ma.
tional Republican Convention arrived
home from Philadelphia at eight
O'Clock yesterday morning. All ex-
pressed themselves as well pleased with
the visit, v Col. Horkheimer, who
was in good humor, in spite of his
close approach to actual hostilities al
a meeting of the delegation. DominicE
Morris was supremacy happy over his
appointment as assistant s~ergeant-at.
arms. and proudly exhibited his badges
as trophies.
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her husband, who has taken the man
agement of a pottery there.
F. o. Funk, of Piney; ]. c. Decker
and ]. II. Hamilton. of Parkersburg.
are the State arrivals at the Windsor.
Mrs. f. /. Hennig and daughter. Mrs.
Sherman, have gone for a months visit
In New York and other Eastern cities.
G. l.. Torrey and r. r. MacLean. of
Warrington, and George p. Umstead. OF
New Martinsvtlle, are stopping at the
Stamm.
Mrs. Frank Hearne is a guest OF Mrs.
Laura Hearne at Echo Point. Cot
Frank Hearne will be in Wheeling
Tuesday.
Miss Lola X. Russell, one of zanes-
ville's teachers, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. ]. Edgar Tidwell. No. l05 Nine
tenth street.
Mrs. William Wincher, OF tho Is
land. has returned from a visit to Old
Point Comfort. Atlantic City and otheI
Eastern cities.
Mrs. Isabel Sheldon. of Twenty-ni
street. who has been Ill OF typhoid
fever for several weeks, is not ex-
pected to recover.
Mrs. Joseph speidel will leave in a
few days for Atlantic City. and about
July 4th will sail for Europe, TO be
gone several months.
Rev. Y. j. White. of Zane street, re-
turned yesterday from Bethany. where
he attended the commencement exer-
cises at Bethany College.
Mayor Sweeney and daughter left
yesterday for Baltimore, where they
will join Mrs. Sweeney, who has been
visiting friends In that city for soms
time.
F. B. Sankey, T. p. A. Of the Pennsyl-
vania lines, and +. e. Shellaberger, T.
p. A. OF the Santa Fe lines. were down
from Pittsburg yesterday looking after
Arizona business.
o. NJ. Grove and daughter, OF Little-
ton; Robert Talbot. of Fairmont; r.
Freeland, of New Martinsyille, and NJ.
G. McCaslin and wife. OF Fairyiew, are
guests at the New Park.
To-morrow's Sunday Register will
contain an entertaining account OF why
MIR. Malcolm T. Brice. L. S. Vice Con-
sui at Belfast. didn't win the Irish
Golfng Championship, written By him
self.
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the frst be went down without provo
cation and Referee Johnnie White
made him get to his feet quickly IS
his dropping was too palpable.
In the fourteenth round Bernstein
sent Soliy down three times with rights
on the jaw. After getting up the
third time, Smith butted Bernstein de-
liberately but the referee did not see it.
Then after another elinch Smith hit
Bernstein very low OF the body VITA
his right a moment before the end of
the round and the referee promptly dis
qualified the Californian for intention
al foul.
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AN INFANT MU s1cAL PHENOMENON.

Here is the portrait of a child only two years old, sweet al a cherub
and endowed with musical talent almost beyond comprehension. The in
FAINT prodigyis little Robert Bruins. o OF Mr.. and Mrs ] r grnps of
Alameda, Cal, who are more concern ed lest their babys nervous organza-
ton be injured than DESTROYS of exploiting his marvellous gift They refuse
all enteaues to have him exhibited. sc only their most intimate friends are
treated to displays of his remarkable power. which he exats with such cas-
and spontaneity that his parents have not the heart to repress his incana-
ton. s.
Like that famous poet who "nsped In numbers" this infant al
most before he could talksand months ago he could render such produe-
tons as the Holy City" without the loss of a note. His er or mnslc is
something phenomenal, and his capacity for the correct and harmonious
renditions of difficult selections is the wonder of all who have heard hin.
He has repeatedly caught the words and airs OF most difficult omuostions
after hearing them but once and has possessed this extraordinary talent
ever since he was nineteen months old
It to- be hoped that his glorious gift will be carefully fostered md
that he may become what he nov. promises to be-one Of the great vocal
ghiuses of the coming century.
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CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.
The Movements of Citizens and th
Arrival and Departure of strans

The Movements of Citizens and the
Arrival and Departure of strang-
ers.
H. B. Lewis, of S~lstersville, is at the
Grand Central.
A. G. Criswell, of the Island, is visit
ing friends in Ohio.
Harry w Mcclure arrived home from
Philadelphia yesterday.
The infant child OF Assistant City
Clerk Nolte is seriously i'll.
Walter Barr, of Parkersburg. was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
James McClement has returned from
Philadelphia, where he spent his vaca-
ton.
James Moyle, who has been spending
his vacation in the mountains, has re-
turned home.
Miss Josephine Merge, of North
Wheeling, left yesterday for Pittsburg
to visit friends.
Charles L. Wendell. OF New York. is
visiting his mother on Twelfth street
IOI a lew udys-
Robert Teasdale, who has been in
Philadelphia on business, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Alice T~hankhouse, OF the Island.
has gone to Darlington, where she will
spend the summer
Charles Frank has returned from
Marshall county. where he has been
the guest of friends.
Mrs. H. r. Bell and sons, OF the Is
land. are visiting relatives at Brad
dock and Pittsburg. Pa.
Miss Lizzie Shearing, of Pittsburg,
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Krone
weth, of North Wheeling.
George e. Work, of S~istersyiIle, and
j. c. Trees. Of New Martinsvilie, are
registered at the Mcclure.
Miss Mary Edenwalther, OF Pleasant
Valley, has returned home from a
visit with friends at New York.
Mrs. Thomas Samuels, OF South
Wheeling, has gone TO Detroit to Join
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OF CLUBS.

COLUMBUS, O., June 22.-The game
to-day was n of the prettiest of the
season. Pitcher Poole had the home
team at his mercy, allowing them but
three hits, two of which were very
scratchy. The visitors played with a
snap and vim that was a decided con
trast to the work of the locals. Cham
pion James j.. Jeffries umpired the
game, giving the base decisions, and
it is needless to say none of his de-
cisions were questioned. Attendance,
1900.
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1890 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The morn
ing subject will be Christian Influ-
ences," and the evening theme, "Pente-
costal Questions" Sunday school
Will be held at 2 p. m. and the Epworth
League meeting at Z p. m. Meetings
will be held during the week as usual.
At the Wesley M. e. church to-mor-
row morning there will be preaching
as usual by the pastor, Rev. Gregory
Bleakly. Sunday school will convene
at 2 p. m. A quarterly service will be
held in the evening and Presiding Ell
der Moore will preach and administer
the sacrament. There will be quarter
ly conference at the church Monday
evening.
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OIL NEWS.
acial to the Register.

Special to the Register.
CADIZ, o., June 22.-The we'll drill
ed near Flies, four miles north of Ca
diz by a number of citizens here. and
which was pronounced a failure at first
has turned out to be a good well. 1t is
rumored that the Standard Oil Co. has
purchased it. Jesse Hanna, the owner
OF the land, sold his interest in the we'll
for $40. He could now get $1,000. The
Crosbey well two miles northeast of the
Bricker pool, is said to be good for
twenty barrels. Benefits No. 7 Max
we'll, three miles southeast of Cadiz,
shot Thursday, will make 10 to Is bar
rels.
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DISQUALIFIED for Fouling.

NEW YORK, June 22.-Joe Bern
stein, of this city, met Solly Smith, OF
Los Angeles, at the Broadway athletic
club, and after fighting fourteen rounds
Smith was disqualified for fouling.
The men were matched to fight at
124 pounds. From the outset Smith
seemed inclined to lose on a foul. In
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Special to the Register.

~E@N% ~ NNN 49,
STEUBENVILLE, O., June 22.-The
DeSellem well at Port Hover is hold
ing up at 55 barrels per day and much
attention is attracted to this field by
the extra good we'll. A number OF
other wells are being drilled.
Luntz & Fosters No. l Ault, which
is the third well on the farm, is making
rs barrels per day and the Island creek
field is commanding attention again.
Midway between Lisbon on Column
biana a good sized we'll has been drill
ed in at a depth of 500 feet.
There is nothing new to report from
Scio, where there is only a new well at
intervals, and nothing is heard there
but the monotonous screech of oil
pumps. The average production of the
field is 8 barrels per we'll a day. Town
lot wells are running, some a barrels a
day and many less than half a barrel.
1t is now expected that Myers &
Brown, who drilled a cluster" at New
Cumberland, beyond Dennison, are now
a year later preparing to drill a dozen
wells lea the buster, having got all
the territory they want.
On the Spiker farm at Scio there are
"a wells, and his share for a time was
500 a day. The wells produce from
IL to l barrels a day. His income the
past month was $24 a day.
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Eddie Gardner Won.

CHICAGO, June 22.-At the Star
theatre tonight, Eddie Gardner, broth
er of Oscar. the Omaha Kid gained
the decision over Elwood McCloskey,
OF Philadelphia, in their six round
bout. Sig. Hart gained the decision
over Teddy Adams, of Australia. Pat
Hogan, of Buffalo, lost to Dick Fitz-
patrick, of Chicago.
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AT WOODSDALE.

There VIII BE a Mixed Contest This
A~f-ernoon-A Reception.
This afternoon at the Wheeling Golf
Club links at Woodsdale, the custom
airy Saturday afternoon tea will be
served from 4 until 6 o'clock. A COM
mittee of ladies, OF which Mrs. J. D.
Culbertson is chairman, will have
charge, During the afternoon there
will be a match for mixed players for
holes No. 1 and No. 6.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AT CHICAGO
Chicago I'll 0 100000 &S /
hahsa cy 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 5 8
AT DETROIT
Detroit 30 0 / 0 8 0 0 o 2-s 10 2
II APP 20 0 0 is Z 8
AT MINNEAPOLIS:
Mimi. ....,2 0 go 0 81 100000 10 9
Milwaukee. 010000010O 2@5 10 2
AT CLEVELAND
Cleveland % 0 4 2 B 2 0 2-1O 10 4
Buffalo. .....,0 0 3 0 8 0 1-9 IA .
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Columbus would o be in the game
II President Riley would run his base
ball team on business principles in
stead of sentiment. There are two or
three players on the team who should
be sent to the woods, and unless they
are the Senators will never be in the
hunting. President Riley would will
ingly get better men in their places
were it not for a pull the. players have
with scribes in the Ohio capital. In
every city visited it is easily seen that
unless these changes are made the
Senators might Just as well make up
their minds to stay at the bottom.
Drop sentiment, Mr. Riley, tell the
boys that pull" doesn't count, but
ability must be displayed and you win
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.lI "VpaSG IHL LdWTeHCe. ~IHTee-baSe
MT, Wheeler, Double play, Mattress to
Wright. Stolen bases, Donahue 2, Burns,
Sacrifice hits, VanBuren, Frank. Hardes-
~ z, Donnelly. Bases on balls. bv Jor-
Dan ], by Mcfarland 6, by fitzpatrick 3.
struck out, by Jordan l, by fitzpatrick /.
land .. Hits, off Jordan 4, off Mcfarland
q Time, l'5O, Umpire, Colgan.
MANSFIELD, o., June 22.-Mansield-
hess.
TOLEDO, Ohio, June 22.-Toledo-Fort
wayne, no game on account Of wetness.
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Gutmans VS.. bridgeport.

The Will Gutmans, champion anna
teur team OF the Ohio valley, will PLAY
the Bridgeport club tomorrow after
noon at the Fulton grounrs. The line
up follows:
GutmansTMetzger, 3b: Stein, IT,;
Miller, 1b; Peckstein, 2b; Wharton, C;
Johnson, IF; Criswell, CT; Deiters, SIS,
Morgan, p.
aridgeport-Craig, 3b; Duke, c;
Kane, p; ]. Gilhooly, cf; NJ. Gilhooly,
IF; Burns, If; Matthias, 1b; Coneway,
Oh; Murphy, IS; Bryan, sub.
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1t will surprise base ball fans to
hear of the trouble in Wheeling when
1t is remembered how strong Messrs.
Healey and Lyle were in their talk
of the Nail City as a base ball town.
The players assert that the manage
ment took in big money everywhere
the team played, but that the players
did not get their salaries.-Fort Wayne
Sentinel.
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soon have : vinner-Fort Ws5ae Sen


This afternoon at the Island bah
park, the p. O. X, KS. will play the
U. R. x. of P.'s. The game will be
called at 3-o'clock. The line-ups fol-
low: U. r. x. of P.-Dick, p; May. c;
Birch, 1b; ]. May. 2b; Freese, SIS;
Folk, 3b; L. West, IF; Frederick CT;
Stanley, II. d. O. X. K.-Cunningham,
p; Ditmar, G; Barley, sss Windsor, 1b;
L~obenstine, 2b; Sells, Sb; Montgomery,
ri; Halter, Of; Richardson, If.
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Earned runs, Chicag 4, Cincinnati 8.
Left on bases, Chicago II. Cincinnati 5.
Two-hase hits, Peitz, Donahue, Gala
nan. Three-base hit, Callahan. Home
run Mertes. stolen bases, Green. Cal
lahan- Struck out, by Callahan /. First
on balls, off Callahan /, off Newton 4.
it1t by pitched ball, Mertes, Camel. Time,
2 hours. Umpire, Swartwood.
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Special to the Register.


PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June ITO
days game between Philadelphia and
Brooklyn developed into a farce and cul-
minated In a forfeiture against the To-
Gals. During the progress of the game
Philadelphia utilized four pitchers and
Brooklyn placed three men on the rub
Der. 1t looked like the visitors game I'M
I'll the ninth inning, when Kitson. who
had been substituted for McGinnitv in
the eighth, was batted freely By Phila-
uelphia, who tied the score. In the tenth
inning neither side scored, but when
Brooklyn Went to bat in the eleventh
they made three tallies before two men
were out. Then the home team began
10 delay the game by sending men to
base on balls and refusing to put them
out when the opportunity offered. I'M
pire O'Day then gave the game to Brook
Ign. Q to O. Score:
BROOKLYN. A. r. lib. p. A. r.
kJones, Of .....l.. 2 O 4
f0eckarQ, CT ... q
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rEdTIIeu runs, New York l, Boston ?.
Tlrst on errors, New York !, Boston ,.
meIt on bases, New York 9, Boston I.
Ihree-base hit, Stahl. Two-base hit
STAN Gleason, Selbach. Sacrifice hits
Son Haltren, Long. Willis. Stolen bases
SmlIn' Doyle. First on balls, off Mercer
y on Willis l. Wild pitch, Willis. Inn
pre- Emslie. Time. 1;47. Attendance.
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TURNED THE TABLES.

Dayton Had No Trouble in Winning
From New Castle Yesterday.
Special to the Register.
NEW CASTLE, Pa, June 22.-Dayton
turned the tables at New Castle to-day,
winning easily through timely hitting and
arrnrS NV tha Xancoanc Cnnrn.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
OF CLUBS.
Special to the Register.

special to the Register.
NEW YORK, June 22.-The New Yorks
lost another game to the Bostons through
weak batting, Willis being very effective
with the exception of the fifth and sew
enth innings. Mercer was an easy mark
for Boston throughout. Score:
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The California Oil Field.

Los Angles Times.
That California is destined to become
the greatest oil producing State of the
Union there can be little doubt. In fact,
one expert recently made the assertion,
as a result of careful geological investi-
cation, that there is more oil in Califor-
mia thar in any five States of the Union,
including Pennsylvania, Ohio and West
Virginia.
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In the close league race going on at
present a team cannot afford to re-
main idle a single day. The Pirates, by
not playing yesterday lost third place
to Boston, but how long the Beaneaters
Will remain there it is not safe to say.
-Pittsburg Dispatch.
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The Interstate League seems to be in
a little trouble temporarily, and Wheel
ing will probably be succeeded in the
league by Saginaw, Mich. Such a shift
will probably be but temporary, and
is the result of the policy adopted by
the Wheeling management of signing
Toledo Bee. You are invited to another
guess, Mr.. Bee. Wheeling will stay in
the league.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-23

Over in Chicago they have a queer
way of judging ball games. If the
home team wins it is a brilliant con-
test, but if the Colts lose the game is
always called a 'dopey' affair and Wis
iting teams never get credit, no matter
how good a game they put up.-Ex-
change.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-23

The price of oil has varied greatly dur
ing the past ten years, running from 25
cents to $3.50 per barrel of AZ gallons. At
present it is comparatively steady at
about 800 per barrel. The increase of
consumption is so far keeping pace with
the increased production.
The depth of wells varies greatly in
different sections, ranging from $50 feet
to 1000 feet or more. The average depth
of wells in the Los Angeles city field is
from 800 to 1000 feet. The most product
i've wells are about a thousand feet deep,
some being much deeper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-23

Two-base hits, Breen, Taylor. Sacrifice
hits, Turner, Boyd. Stolen bases, Con-
galton, Rothermel. First on balls, off
STREET. 6. off Poole |. Hit by pitcher,
O'Connor, Boyd. Struck out, by STREET. q,
by Poole 10. Passed ball, Beville. Time,
1872. Umpire, tombstone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-23

hi Columbus management has
signed Dusty" Hunt, the white-hair-
ed catcher who played with Wheeling
part of last season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-23

There is talk in Mansfield of trading
Beecher to Dayton for Freddie Frank.
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BrO0klyn ....0 5 2 0 0 0 0 B 3 Q To
Philada 30 2 2 0 Alb
Earned runs, Philadelphia 6, Brooklyn
6. Two-base hits McGinnity 2, Dahlen,
Slagle, Kitson, Douglass. Sacrifice hits,
NJ. Cross, Dahlen. Stolen bases, Jones,
Keller 8, Dahlen, DAILY, Flick, Sheckard 2,
Kelly. 2, L. Cross 2 Farrell, Jennings.
Flick to Mcfarland, DAILY to Jennings.
First on balls. off McGinnity 8, off Bern
hard !, off Piatt 3, off Howell /, off Kit
Thomas. Struck out, by McGinnity 2, by
Piatt 2. by Donahue l. Passed ball, Far
rell. Time, 3:25. Umpire, O'Day. At
tendance, 5,682.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-23

Manager Armour has finally signed
burns, the infielder for whom he made
such a strong fight in the spring.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-23

Players of the late Indiana league
are scouting around for places. Sever
al have caught ON in the Interstate
international and Central leagues.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-23
POOLE SHUT I'm OUT.
COLUMBUS TEAM FAILED TO SCORE
A RUN YESTERDAY AT
TERNOON.
THE RESULTS ELSEWHERE

In the Interstate and National Lea
gue-SeveraI Games Were POST
poned ON Account of Rain or Wet
Grounds Bowling and Boxing
News and Notes-Other Sporting
Matters.