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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09
A HAIR PULLING MATCH.
Mrs, Monroe Cross Comes Into Nio-
lent Contact with Mrs. smith,
whose Husband She stole.

Special to the Register.
PARKERSBURG, ". Va, June S.
Mrs. Moroe Cross. who was going to
elope several days ago with William
Smith, and gave him 1926 to care for.
has finally gone away with him. When
she started before he could not hs
found and the police were called on TO
recover her money, which they did all
but SIS, which had gone for booze. Yes
terday Mrs. Cross and Smith. who Is a
married man, were in Clarksburg. and
word was sent there 10 have them ar
rested. but they got away before tho
word reached there. This afternoon
Mrs. Cross reached Parkersburg, and
was met here by Smiths wife. There
was a hair-pulling match at the p. a. o..
station. and Mrs. Cross got decidedly
the worst OF It. officers are again look
ing for her and for Smith.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09

ana Scotch championship VIII Be read
with interest:
GULLANE, scotland, June 7.-James
Braid won the open golf champion
ship OF Great Britain on the Muirfeld
links yesterday. 1t is the first
time in many years that Scotland has
carried on the honor. and there IS
great rejoicing far and near. He ac-
complished the wonderful feat of max
ing the is holes in IA.
The four men left in for the final
round to-day were ]. H. Taylor. win
ner of the 1900 championship; Harry
Vardon. a former holder of the title;
H. H. Hilton, the amateur champion,
and Braid The first two. drew togeth-
er. and no love was lost in the play
from start to finish. Vardon had a
good lead on Taylor from yesterdays
play, and the latter seemed out of the
fight, out ne finished strong.
Braid's game had caused Scotehmen
to enthuse and predict he would win,
so he carried the biggest gallery of the
day. Among the spectators were many
members of Parliament and a number
of Americans.
The enthusiasm over Braid was I'M
bounded. He was carried shoulder
high around the green and then into
the clubhouse.
In the fourth and final round Braid
and vardon played beautifully on their
long game. but their putting was poor,
due largely To the spongiIess of the
greens.
The result of the championship
match was: James Braid. 500; Harry
Vardon, 312: j. H. Taylor, 31S, and Ii.
H. Hilton, 800.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09
GOLF GOSSIP.

CIR. w. j. Ewing did the IS holes at
the Woodsdale course yesterday in SO
strokes, an excellent score.
Mr.. Malcolm T. Briee. vice consul al
Belfast, ireland, came within a scratch
of winning the Lord Mayors cup at a
recent match on the Malone links. He
had reached the semi-finals, having de-
feated some half dozen cracks. There
were four players remaining out Of
twenty odd entrants. His opponent
beat him n up, who in urn beat his
mar easily in the final, and won the
magnificent silver cup.
The great big city roller, Weighing
six tons, and which requires six horses
to draw it, has been in use on the
Woodsdale links the past week. The
inequalities of the fair green are very
much reduced wherever the roller has
been over il.
Since the extension OF time to the
22d OF June for qualifying for the forth
coming matches for four silver cups TO
be awarded to members of the Wheeling
Club, there are many more PLAYERS
practicing. 1t is noticeable that the
ladies are out in force in the fore
moons.
The bus connection with the motor
on Wednesdays. Saturdays and Sundays
is proving very popular with members
of the Highland club.
Players contemplating taking part in
the trophy matches would DO well 10
read up on the rules governing
matches. An unintentional mistake or
error might ~disqualify one. or cause
him or her to lose a stroke or a hole,
which might lose the match. The rules
governing play are contained in the
little book issued by the club, and
which ought to be in the possession Of
every member.
Rev. Dostor Howard made . 200 yard
drive from the fifth tee at the lower
links last Tuesday
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09

A five mile handicap bicycle road
race will be q feature of the annual
outing of the knights of Pythias at
Wheeling Park mex Tuesday. The
official Handicapped. Herman Fred
richs. will complete his work Monday.
The men will start in the afternoon
at Fifteenth and Eoff streets. and the
race VIII end in the Park. The riders
will go C. around the mound after
entering the Park, and the place OF
finish will be the stretch leading to
the garden enclosure.
The officials have all been selected,
and their names nave been heretofore
published. The list of prizes is very
large and handsome, and the prizes
are now on exhibition in ~Schneider's
tailor establishment on Market street.
The fifteen bicycle prizes include an
Eidredge wheel, a gold watch and other
articles of lesser value.
The outing will be preceded by q
street parade which will show the
numerical strength of the order in this
city. 1t will be participated in by the
four subordinate ladges, the battery,
and Bernard Stanley. Couer de Leon
and MCGEE companies of the Uniform
Rank. Dalton Division. of S~istersville,
has accepted an invitation to partici-
poto in tho parodn
There will be dancing and other
amusements at the Park. Handsome
prizes have been hung up in the fat
mems race. in which Herman Sehneid-
er. George Welsgerber and Tom Mes
bitt have thus far entered. There viii
also be bowling contests. In which the
prizes will be boxes of cigars. There
will be six men teams from the subor-
dinate lodges in n competition. and
another competition will be limited to
the U. r. men. Two prizes for waltz
ing will be given to ladies' in the even
ing.
The Aeolian Quartette has been en-
gagged to render selections during the
evening. in connection with the dance
programme. The quartette Is com-
posed of A. e. Dunn and c. t. Reed,
tenors; and w Sadler and II. II. Par
ker, bassos.
The parade will start at one O'Clock
sharp at Tenth street, and will pro-
coed over the South Side as far as
REIMBURSEMENT street, thence return
ing to the w. & e. G. railway Office
On Sixteenth street.
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All Arrangements Complied for the
Event Which Takes Place On the
18th Inst.

All cHlehtS OmUIttu loT II
Event Which AXE Place on the
18th Inst.
All arrangements have been complet-
ed for the Scheehle road race on We'd
nesday, the 18th. The list of prizes is
an excellent one for a boys race. Every
article is worth riding for.
The prizes are, first, pair of tires;
second, pair. of bicycle shoes; third,
jersey; fourth, 20 soda tickets; fifth,
bottle of perfumery. Two dozen bottles
assorted pop will be given by VIM. j.
~Scroggins to the North Wheeling boy
making the best time. The Island boy
making the best time will receive a box
of cigars, donated by Philip kochert.
Time prize winners may only take one
prize, although they can take their
choice of time or place prizes.
The limit men will leave the corner
of Sixth and Main streets promptly at
Z p. m. August Koch will check the
riders at the turning point on Lash's
hill.
The officials will be-:
Judges-Geo. Bruhn, John Reeder,
Lawrence Zarnits and A. G. Scheehle.
Starter-Eddie McKown.
Timer-Jason C. Stamp.
Entries will close June 18th at noon,
with A. g. Scheehle, GOT Main street.
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WILL BE NO WEDDING.
John Nicely Killed Himself
Desired Wedding POST
aAnnA

NORTH VERNON, Ind, June S.
John Nicely, a prosperous young farm
er. living south of this place, shot him
self on his s~weetheart's doorstep be-
cause she refused to marry him as
early as he wished. He had called
or his affianced bride and asked her to
marry him July 4th. She declined, say
ing the wedding should be in the fall.
He left the house, but 500 returned and
shot himself on her doorstep. Miss
Brinton heard the shot and when she
found it was her lover dying, she at.
tempted to shoot herself, but was dis
armed by friends. She accuses herself
of having caused his death.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09
DIVORCE DECREE REscINDED.

LONDON, June 8.-Sir FRI
Jeune. president of the probate
vorce and admiralty division of the
high court Of justice, has rescIHded
the decree OF divorce granted to the
Warehouses OF Anglesey. November Z
last. The arguments on the appiIca-
ton OF the resembling OF the decree
were heard In Camera.
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GOING TO FARMS.
Ten New York Families VIII Take
Tn Homes In Tennessee

Tn ttN Npth III tHMH
Up Homes In Tennessee.
NEW YORK. June S.-~superintendent
Of the outdoor poor, Geo. Blair. has
written a letter to James Il. Del Yeehlo,
vice president and general manager OF
the Tennessee Farm Company, at Lou
%isville, KY, informing him that ten New
York families are preparing to start for
Tennessee at any time that the trans
portation should be forthcoming.
Some time ago Mr.. Del Vechio wrote
to superintendent Blair saying be want
ed to get young family men to go to
Tennessee and locate on his farm lands.
He would supply transportation and the
homes, pay board en- route, etc, and
start the families In a permanent life
on farms. Ten families have been got
ten together and will go as soon as the
transportation arrives.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09
OIL OPERATIONS.

oPNiidl " tue INtSiSAct.
WESTON. w. Va, June S.-The
wells in the Sand Fork field made the
following number of barrels to-day:
James Mullady No. /, 2 barrels; No. 2,
Is; No. 4, 3; No. 5, As; No. 6, 10; No.
7. 10. j.. w. Cox No. /, %; No. 2, 40;
No. 4, SO; No. 5, 20. Copley heirs No.
l, 10; No. 3. 60. John Copley No. 1, 5,
p. Mullady No. 1, 40; No. 2, 10. Tur-
ner No. /, rs; No. 2, Is; No. 3. IS; No,
a, 8; No. 5, s. Smith No. 1, 10; No. 2
so; No. 4. $50. Bohan No. /, Is; No
2, Is. Sommers No. /, 20; No. A, 25;
No. 5, s. Reynolds No. /. 80; No. 8,
So; No. 4, 10; No. 5, 60; No. 6, 60: No.
Z, %; No. 10, 80: No. II, IS. j. b
Cox No. |, so. w. H. Cox No. i, 10,
The Southern Oil Company No 3 P
Mullady is finished and will make a IL
or 20 barrel pumper.
ELLENBORO, ~. Va. June S.-The
South Penn Oil Company has complet-
ed a buster in their No. 4 on the Mar
tin heirs farm on Rock run
The combination well, which was
drilled by Mallory Brothers & Stewart,
the South Penn Company and Aiken
& Company, on the Simonton farm on
Upper Bonds creek, and which came in
a large gasser, has been shut in and
will likely be disposed of to a gas com
pany.
The Taylor well will be in in Sheri-
dan district. Calhoun county. to-mor-
row, and will be watched with interest.
The Lambert well here at town was
cased with 10-inch casing yesterday.
Operations are considerably encour.
aged at the stationary condition of the
oil market, and it is thought the bot
tom has been reached.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09
Toledo Won.

Special to the Register.
COLUMBUS, O., June S.-Joss, the
long-legged twirler Of the. Mud Hens,
was too much for Columbus to-day.
They hit him rather freely, but were
out-batted by the visitors. If Joss had
been given better support. the home
team would not have scored more than
one or two runs. Score:
Columbus 30 0 . o OI5 s .
Toledo ........2 0 0 0 / . / ~ 10 s
Williams and Zinram: Joss and Graffus.
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Wheeling 9-Louisville &.
Toledo 1-Columbus 8.
indianapolis FIT. Wayne 5.
Marion 6-Dayton ).
Special to the Register.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June S.-Wheel-
ing had a batting rally off Meekin in
the NTH inning and laced out three
singles, a double and a triple and drew
four bases on balls. all OF which Melted
the visitors seven scores and the game.
Grandinger, a local man. played left
for Wheeling and made two fine
catches. Though the weather was
bad, the attendance was good. Burns,
who finished the game for Louisville.
allowed but one hit. Pitcher Hurley
Parker has been released by Louis
vile, and the Veter brothers, a local
battery, have been signed. Score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09

Earned runs-Wellsburg 8: +. A.. c. l..
Stolen bases-Kineheloe. McConkey. Nc
Clelland.
Two-base hits-Mccombs ., Kincheloe,
Mckenna.
Bases on balls-off McConkey 3; off
Stottle l..
Struck out-By McConkey Q: by Stottle s.
Attendanc>-5N. Umpire-Williams.
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Earned runs-Pittsburg /; Brooklyn 3.
Iwo-base hits-Kelly, DAILY, Dahien.
Three-base hits-Wagner, Leach, Daily.
Stolen base-Leach.
Double play-Leach to Ritchey to Brans-
field.
Bases on balls-None.
Hit by pitched ball-By Wiltse l.
Struck out-By Tannehill 3; by Wiltse
1; by Kitson s.
Passed ball-Zimmer.
Time-l50. U~mpire-O'Day.
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In 81 Close and Well Played Game h
the P~ittsburg A.. L.. Team.

III CIONF anu WeII FIHyeU Hhme by
the Pittshurs A. L. Team.
Before a large crowd the home team
suffered defeat to-day at the hands of
P. A. c., of Pittsburg. The game was
lost in the first inning on errors by
Gunion at first, who was relieved in
the third inning by Kincheloe. From
this on it was a magnificent exhibition
of base ball. The pitching of Nc
Conkey was superb, while Stottle
weakened in the eighth, giving a base
on balls and was touched up for two
doubles and a single, netting three runs.
The sensational one-hand catch of left
fielder Michaels and the fielding of Nc
Clelland were features. Though the
home team was defeated, there were
no knockers. Score:
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Alley Notes.

Alley Notes.
To date, alTs well.
All Alike meeting to-day at = p. m.
The Columbus failed to win again.
Big Show will go into camp next
Sunday.
sunny Brooks will have their outing
soon.
The Robbers Social Club has 9S
members now.
The Terminus and All Alikes gave an
exhibition of bum bowling.
The Low Dutch are hugging the Kob-
bers for first money.
Last weeks rains lever touched our
schedule. Thanks to the bowlers.
Webster, of the old Ceramic team, is
home again from Palestine. Ohio.
Charley Henning is certainly bowl
ing the game of his life these days.
The Terminus boys were very weak
last Tuesday. Hunt EN- UP Kreuger.
Not an Ale Punisher reached the five
hundred mark last week.
The Terminus presented Prettyman
with a beautiful mirror.
Bow-legged Bill Arndt actually came
under the four hundred mark.
Schambra has accepted a new position
with Geo. w. Johnson's Sons.
Prettyman will banquet the Terminus
team at his new home soon.
Bill Brash is a steady bowler. Don't
get married Bill, think of poor Fritz.
Our friend, Daddie King, was some
what off last week. Not enough Snoggs,
Ell?
If Henning conducts his campaign
like his team, then he's a winner.
There was nothing to 1t with the Cs-
ceolas last Thursday evening.
Weitzel was so busy selling shoes at
the Hub that he couldn't bowl.
Junks, the left-mitted bowler of the
Singers, did very well last week.
The chest of the Low Dutch Mick ex-
banded four and a half inches last
week.
Fanny Breckett has entered his aver
age in the down hill race, too.
Carl Norteman made up for his rag
time work of last week. It's time.
Henning's pipe dreams of first place
are becoming popular. Where do you
buy your dope, Charley?
Henry Yenke, formerly OF the Tidal
Waves, exposed himself at the Wheel
ing Park last Wednesday by making
a 81 score.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of our friend, Bob Kraft, in the
near future. H. Kahn IS having cards
OF the same kind printed.
Porter was benched last Friday for
sporting such a fashy red tie.
Vogler made the machine cough up
in fine style last Friday night.
Big Show meeting at 3 p. M, when
final arrangements for the fishing trip
will be made. Z
The Columbias have adopted Rags
for their mascot. He has his summer
suit on.
Dad Stein totaled 500 last week, and
now brother-in-law Kenny is Jealous
and won't bowl.
RUDE dabig-'What comes next,
when a fellow is all in?" Mitchell
Open the top BUTTON
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09

Left on UNRESTRICTED s; Philadelphia 4.
Two-base hits-Taylor, Barry, McFar-
land.
Sacrifice hit-Slagle.
Stolen bases-Doyle. Green, Mccormick.
HartZel. Mcfarland.
Struck out-By Taylor ,; by White 8:
by Orth /.
Passed ball-McF'arland.
First on balls-Off Taylor 1.
Time-1:45. U~mpire-Dwyer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09
GREAT AMERICAN STAKES.

NEW YORK, June s.-The Great
American stakes of S12 500 was the
magnet which drew l6,000 people TO the
Gravesend race track to-day. John E.
Madden's Blue Girl at 6 to l won the
event cleverly over a rather slow
track with the next four horses heads
apart. Nasturtium, the favorite, get
ting the place from Major Dangerfeld.
The Great American was for two-year
olds at five f%urlongs.
Summary
Third race, the Great American OF
1925 Five ~furlongs. Blue Girl. 122.
Burns. 6 to 1, and 2 to /, won: Nastur-
tium, 115, Garrigan, even and / 10 2.
second: Major Dangerfleid. lis, Bull
man. 20 to !, and s to /. third. Time.
102 AS. Golden Cottag, Saturday,
Whiskey Ring and Andalusian also ran.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09

TWO-baSe hit-Herbert.
Three-base hit-Delehanty.
Sacrifice hit-Burns.
Double playIGrlm Wnassisted).
Stolen bases-Rothfus, Hannivan, Will
mot.
Triple play-Ames to Fox to Herbert to
Fox. s.
Struck out-By Meekin /; by Burns /.
Bases on balls-By Meekin 8; by Burns
]; by Ames 2.
Passed ball-Zalusky.
Time-2:15. Umpire-Latham.
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Chicago ........z i 90 90 o3
Two-base hits-Qutnn, Foster, Everett.
Three-base hits-Dungan. Les
Home runs-Mertes. Mcfarland.
Stolen bases-FarrelI, Grady, Mertes.
Isbell.
First on balls-Of Lee :; off Patter-
son =.
Struck out-By Lee 8, BY Patterson /.
Left on bases-Washfngton s; Chicago 4.
Attendance, 454.
Time-l:4S. unprecedented.
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OF

WASHINGTON June S-Chicago went
down to defeat to-day, as did Washington
yesterday. by the superior work of their
opposing batsmen and pitcher. The locals
struck out nine men, and after the third
inning not a visitor made a hit. The
winner was high during the initial innings
and Chicago twice sent the ball into deep
outfield for home runs. Mercer. while
trying to catch a fly in the second min
fell against the right field fence and was
compelled to retire from the game. Quinn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09

Matthewson was an easy mark for the
locals during the early innings OF to-day's
game, and they secured a lead which the
visitors could not overcome. Bunched
hits in the fourth and fifth innings put
New York out of the hunt. Hahn pitched
a splendid game. Irwin's errors in the
sixth cost three runs. One of the largest
week day crowds in the history of the
local club was on the grounds. Attend
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09

BOSTON, June Sparks wildness in
the fourth inning unsettled the whole Mil
waukee team to-day. and before they re-
covered form eight of the home team had
crossed the plate. Garvin, who succeeded
hiIa, held the Bostons to two hits in the
last four innings. Both Waldron and Gil
bert were put cut or the game for kicking.
by Umpire Mannassau. Attendance, $40.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09

Special TO The Register
DAYTON, o., June S.-Pfiester pitch
ed well until the fourth inning, when
the home team landed on his delivery,
and tailed three times. He was reliev-
ed by Smith, who was invincible. Mar
ion won by superior work with the
stick. The score:
Dayton .......0 o o o-3 +
Marion ...,...1 0 o 3 0 o 0 > Go 10 ]
Dunha mand Blue; Pfiester, Smink and
Aulcault.
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4 Tie Game.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
WESTON, W. Va, June S.-The Uni
versity team of Morgantown played the
Weston boys a game of ball here to-day,
the score at the ending of the ninth in
ming being 5 to s. The decision was a
tie, and the boys were all happy over
the result.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09
ECHOES IRON The ALLEYS.
WORK IN THE TOURNAMENTS

During the Past Six Days Briefly
Reviewed-The Standing and Aver
ages of Teams and Individuals.
PittsburE BOwlers Coming Down
TO-Day-PersOnal Mention and
Grief Notes.
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Still Winning.

Special to the Register.
INDIANAPOLIS, June S.-The Hoo
siers increased their lead in the West
ern Association by ~out-batting Fort
Wayne to-day. The game was loosely
played in the field on buth sides. Score:
I%nd'apolis ....o , ~ y 4
Fit. Wayne % 3 0 0 ! o 0 ! 0-5 Z
Stimmel and Heydon; Mullen and Full
Ter
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09

RESULTS YESTERDAY IN THE Ma
TIONAL AND THE AMERI-
CAN.
RAIN PREVENTS ONE GAME

In the National. I'm Which Brooklyn,
Cincinnati n Chicago Were the
Boston, Philadelphia,
Cleveland and Washington Won in
the Amertcan-The Standing OF
Clubs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09
New MartinsviIle races.

The New Martinsville race meeting
will be held July 3rd, I4th. and 5th.
day, I'VE on the second, and two on the
third
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09

UTICA. N. Y, June s.-Miss Queene
Ferry. daughter of the millionaire seeds
man, D. ~ Ferry, Of Detroit. was mar
RED to-day to Avery Coonley. Of Chi
cago. fhe Wedding was an elaborate
AFFAIR and took place at the Ferry sum
mer home near sydney. n. r. Nearly
40 guests we're present from distant
cities.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

PRINCETON. n. j., June SIN a game
replete with errors and yet in which a
number of brilliant plays were made,
Princeton defeated the Yale nine here
to-day by a score of Is to 5, and thu
wiped out the defeat administered 10
them by the sons of Eli at New Haven Il
week ago. Score:
Yale .........0 0 / 0 0 2-5 ) 4
Princeton "A Q 0 ! 4 0 lis II )
Batteries-Sharpe. Robertson and Harsh:
Cnderhill and Green.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Tune S.--Seore:
Harvard 20 ? 0 l 0 4 > 2 Ill II 6
Penna ......0 1 0 Ia , 8
Clarksson and Reid; Layton and Fla
veil.
Wesleyan Amherst 0.
Hol-' Cross 6-Brown 0.
illiams 5-Un.on 4.
Columbia 11-Bowdoin 6.
Michigan 65Chicago 3.
Cornell 65Carlisle indian 5.
First grand concert at Tricks Sum-
mer Garden, Martins Ferry. Monday
evening. Meister's full band.
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OF A

SCHEDULE FOR COMING WEEK.
Monday, X. X. X. Social.
Tuesday. Columbus VS.. Osceolas.
Wednesday, Open Night.
Thursday, Rough iders VS.. Al. Alikes.
Friday, Terminus VS.. X. X. X.
Saturday. La Belle Tin Workers.
Sunday, Open Games.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09

Earned runs-Detroit l.; Philadelphia 1.
Two-base hits-Hayden, Elberfeld.
Sacrifice hit-Fultz..
Stolen baSes-Fultz> -.
Left on liases-Detroit 4: Philadelphia 4.
First on batls-Off Yeager l..
Struck out-By Plank 6.
70. Umpire-Cantillion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09

Girls Base Ball Club vs..
Mike AHnics at Sisters Island Park
tO-day. Steamers Eliza and Buckeye
will leave wharf every hour for the
park.
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A FIVE NILE ROAD RACE
WILL BE A FEATURE OF THE
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs OUT
ING NEXT TUESDAY,.
STREET PARADE TO BE GIVEN

At Wheeling Park the Bicycle Race
VIII End-There will Also He
Bowling Contests. Fat Mems Race
and Other Amusements for the
knights and Their Friends-Au
Announcements Completed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-09

Two-base h~it-Hemphill.
Stolen bases-Parent, Duffy.
Bases on balls-Off Sparks 5; off Car
vim !.
Hit by pitched ball-Freeman, Parent.
Conroy.
Struck out-By Lewis 4.
Time-l:4G. Umpire-Mannassau.