davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1911-10-14
COMPETITION IN THIs CITY.

If monopoly in public service is a
good thing why is It that the local
electric lighting monopoly maintains
a telephone system in opposition TO
the one first established here? If
telephone competition Is a good thing,
why would not electric lighting COM
petition be good? In view Of the
fact that IL maintains competition to
another public service corporation
the local electric lighting company
can surely offer no valid objection to
the city granting a franchise to the
Public Utilities Light, Heat and
Power Company. That competition is
good thing will probably be one of
the reasons why the Street and Sewer
Department will grant the new COM
pany franchise at the proper time. =
Evening journal., 1911-10-14
DELAWARE TRIES
HAVERFORD TODAY

For the FIRST time this season Coach
McAvoy during the past two days has
been putting the Delaware College
football squad through secret prac-
tice This was done in preparing
for the game against Haverford. at
Haverford. this afternoon. Last year
these two teams played a 0 to 0 game.
The Old Gold and Blue will have its
full strength on the field, all of the
cripples having recovered sufficiently
TO play. Coach McAvoy has been
spending much Of his time developing
speed
Evening journal., 1911-10-14
SnME ArTn NALES.

A fine Hupmobile was sold by the
Wilmington Automobile Company 10
Felix DUPONT this week.
The Delaware Garage expects its
first 1912 Overland machine on Mon
day. About a dozen sales have been
made by the firm Of 1912 machines
but they cannot get the machines. The
factory is behind in filing orders for
this nopular make
Evening journal., 1911-10-14
BASEBALL RETURNS AT CAssIDps

Complete returns on today's world
series game IN New York are being
given at Pete Cassidy's hotel this af-
Jernoon. Pete mas made arrangements
TO receive returns on the entire series
and many fans. no doubt, viii be there
to hear the news on the game.
Evening journal., 1911-10-14
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.
S1.0O to Baltimore, and Return, Sun.
days, October IL and 29.

Special train will leave Wilmington,
Delaware avenue station, at $40 a. no. /;
Newark at $50 a. m. Returning leave
Baltimore, Camden station. at $50 D.
m; Mt. Royal at 6.S5 D. M
Evening journal., 1911-10-14
ST. HEDWIGs THIRD AFTER GAME

St Hedwigs Third has organized a
90-100 pound team and would like to
hear from any team in the city at that
weight Bellevue, Rookwood and Win
fred are preferred. Address challenges
TO John Kowalski, No. 1905 Maple
street, city
Evening journal., 1911-10-14
HERMITS GAIN
OVER KNIGHTS
Now Lead in Golden Eagles
League by 235 Pin
Margin
KIRK BOWLS OVER
s47 PINS, BEING HIGH

In the bowling league of the
knights of the Golden Eagle last
evening on the Peirce alleys, the
Hermits gained 234 pins and increased
the lead over the Knights to 253
pins.
Kirk was high man with SAT pins.
The scores:
Evening journal., 1911-10-14
FORWARD PASS
BEATS W. H. S.

In a game that was won by a
beautifully executed forward pass, the
West Nottingham Academy, Of Colors.
Md, defeated the Wilmington High
School yesterday afternoon. to 0.
Lineup:
Evening journal., 1911-10-14
RIDLEY HIGH
FULL OF HOLES

Wilmington Friends School over
whelmed Ridley Park High School
here yesterday afternoon and during
the game made many substituions
The score was &c to 0. The lineup,
Friends School. Ridley Park.
Evening journal., 1911-10-14
ST. JOHNS At COATEsYiLLT.

St Johns football team will play
the Coatesville High School team at
Coatesville today.
Evening journal., 1911-10-14
General Sports.

Always Good" Escanaba &c cigar.
selak and Hoffman. makers. 413 Mar
ket street. Box trade a speciality
Evening journal., 1911-10-14

Substitutions-Pec for Cur
tiss; Mendinhall for Eckman; Briggs
for Black: Elding for Fahey; Fenni-
more for Groome; Rowland for
Wylie; Berl for Daley Layield for
short; Groome for Whitney; Hall for
Derrick. Referee. H. Smith. Swarth-
more; touchdowns, Derrick 2; Short,
2; Crawford, Nowland and Whitney;
umpire, ]. Greigson, Dartmouth; field
judges, w. Williams. Swarthmore;
head linesman, Mr.. Ross, Friends
School; linesmen, ]. Dalys, Friends
School, and J. Lukens, Ridley Park.
Evening journal., 1911-10-14
BELMONT WANTS CHANCE.

Belmont Jrs would like to arrange
games with any football teams aver
aging 90 or 95 pounds Challenges
should be sent to William Hartsel, No.
912 Reed strete.
Evening journal., 1911-10-14
Vest Nottingham. Wilmington.

Substitutes-Crow for Morrison,
Ruth for Stewart. Bright for Cooley,
Hartman for Grove. Touchdown
Mccullough. Referee-Welsh Will
mington. Time of quarters-S min
utes.
Evening journal., 1911-10-14
Kalmbacker Leads Champion
Parkside Team in Hitting

a clean record. The champions hit for
5S extra bases. Devenney heads the
club and league in stolen bases with
total Of 81. Following are the aver
aqes.
Evening journal., 1911-10-14

According to the official batting and |
fielding averages of the Parkside ALI
Wilmington League champions, Kahn
hacker leads in hitting with 1888 Mr. |
Birmingham leads in fielding with
Evening journal., 1911-10-14
SATURDAY SPORT.
Fnothan.

Football.
Imperial vs.. L. 5. 5. Kansas. Front
and Union streets.
Imperial Seconds vs.. Highland,
Front and Union streets.
General Sports.
Racing-Horse Show Park.
-Shellpot Park.
SOccer-HOrse Show Park.
Shc0fing-duPont Gun Club.
Shooting Eastlake Gun Club.
Diamond State Homing Club Fly.
Evening journal., 1911-10-14
KNIGHTS.

Totals |. ..s17 sOs sS7-2s1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
NANCY LEE
Illustrated Song Number lS

THIS immortal song was the Joint
product of Michael Maybnck
Stephen Adams and Frederic Ed
ward WeatherIy, famous English song
writers, and was first published IN the
early 1905 These two versatile men
frequently collaborated on some Of the
best known productions, many Of which
had enormous sales. 'Nancy Lee
Is credited with having been bought to
the extent Of hundred thousand copies
within two years Of It's publication.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
From a Painting by w. ]. AWKWARD

MAVERICK born in l845) was
i'A famous baytone in his younger
DAYS. Weatherly born in IS4S) was
well known as an English banis,er.
Their publications, most Of them pro-
duced Jointly. Standardization Noun
tains,' The Holy City, "A Warrior
Bold Little Hero 'Polly.' DARBY
and oan.' when We Are Old and
Grey The Star of Bethlehem The
Old Brigade London Bndge,' and
'The Kings Highway
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TROPHY ARRIVES
Silver Loving Cup 20 Be Awarded by
Herman Freidricns In Bicycle
Race

a beautiful silver loving cup. which
Herman frc.lr.chr. tho local ap0rflnr
GOODS man 800 award ho boy finish.
inE FIRST in tho bicycle race. which
Doe VIII hold ON Decoration day. bias
arrived and has been placed ON ox.
hIht0n Dol SIR Treidrirhs' aiudov ON
MnrtDf street Entries Tor tho biz
event arc cpmlnE iu rapidly and bod
dIcnti0ns point fD o. bolue ono of tho
most successful OF lts bind ever hold
'n th.H vicinity only boys who are
under eighteen wears of arc nro
eligible f0r participation in tha event
and Do la expected fH.f rrro u.u Ir
af least forty starter. Thr course
1900 Dol over fhn Etf.unIi rnad STAR.
.nr and cnfirr nf rrr.irIrhr rf0re.
Hnd 'ho turning point olf fhe rinc
900 lo at Wheeling uar. thflf
fHrlto prizes $500 t. awarded nrth
900 lo announced within fna nrtf n.a
d1.a hy fNn promoter
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ELLIOTT
CLOSE GAME TO MouNpsvuLE
HIGH, TO J.
Boldensperger Accompanies Remarkable
Feat OF Striking Three Men
Out on Mine Balls.

In game replete with fast playing
on the part OF both teams. the Mounds
Vile High school team defeated the
Elliott Commercial School team by the
close and exciting score OF to ,. Bal
densperger. who twirled three innings
OF the game for the locals accomplished
the remarkable feat OF striking three
men out on nine balls and out OF the
nine men that faced him he famed seven
Of them. This Is probably a record
among amateur teams locally and Is
something rarely pulled off in the maj or
leagues.
Although the Elliott nine garnered
eight hits while their opponents regis
tered but six. they failed to bunch them
at opportune times, as did the Mound
City boys. Beer. OF the Victors, cause 4
ten Elliott boys to breeze. and the score
follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
CUPID MIKES Things
Wedding In Paris ~ Divorces Causes
All Sorts o. MIEup In
Hrfaffonehfn

PARIS. May lD-1ho wedding OF
Mrs Ei.ao postley Curran. OF New
York. and Guernsey Curran. also ~
Sow Y0rE. took place to-day af mo
residence of The brides mother. Mrs.
Clarence r0aficv
Nrs Elise T0aficv Curran was Tor.
mcriy tho wife of Ross Amber Cur.
ran. brother OF Guernsey Curran
IhrV were divorced. nnd ou March
lG Haf Ross Amber Cwrfu married
Mrs sfcr.Inr rosfics. formerly Ethel
Cook of SAN Francisco. Who WIS rc.
comfy divorced in Paris from Sterling
loefIrr. mi aou of Mrs Clarence Post.
Joy Guernsey Durrnn'a first wife vas
Mario Harmon. daughter OF Frank D.
Harmon. and related fo Che Have.
meyers She secured o. divorce from
Dor husband lHaf December
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SPORTORIALS

sam Sivitz. or the pittsburg DIS.
patch. has the following 20 say OF
white noak. the man who is re-
sponsible Tor 20 ma iority OF the games
won by the locals so Gar.
'It seems most plausible 10 expect
chat $500 uo1k. The local boy. who has
been pitching such nuo BOIL for
wheeling. viii secure permanent
berth With some major league team
before the season passes by To date
ho has won three ont of the four
games fri which he has performed and
i7 at present the maiustay OF the
team
'poak received bis first baseball
training in local amateur circles.
from which BE- graduated to tho
Knoxville couuty League team in
1900 After that his rise was marked
bv hie steady work and ability as n
twirior"
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Maonates Fiqht

BOSTON. Mass. May 1p-Dissen.
sion among the owners OF the Boston
national baseball club was brought
to l.fht ln bin ln equity filed 90
the superior court today hy L. Coucs
Page. vice president. against William
Hepburn Russell. president of the
club SIR. Page AYERS Thar 40 special
meeting called hy President Russell
Tor Wednesday az next week to amend
tho bylaws Do ls NusgclIs intention 20
Increase tho number ~ directors. and
ard restrict the powers ~ tho plain
uT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
BALTIMORE LAD GIVES OUT
SEVEN PASSES TO FIRST.
Wheeling Almost Tied Score In the
seVenth-Hardy's Turn TO Work
This Afternoon.

Special Dispatch TO the Inteliigencer.
GRAND RAPIDS. May lO.-The
third game OF the series with Wheel
ing to-day was a pitchers duel with
some queer slants TO II. In which
Bemis had vastly the better OF
kronau. Grand Rapids winning to
l. All three counts were directly at
tributed 20 bases on balls. Bemis'
single gift paving the way to Wheel
ings lone run. Kronau handed out
seven passes. three in the fourth in
ming. and was fortunate that the
score against them was not greater.
Score in First.
When Kronau did manage to get
them over the Grads were unable to
hit them where no one was. Two OF
their runs were made in the first
round. or the five hits permitted By
Bemis no two were assembled in the
same inning and one should never
have counted Wyckland and Sandy
Murray disputing the right OF way
for IL and then halting dead, letting
II drop between them.
Wyckland. first local batsman. was
first TO profit by Kronau's liberality.
lie was sacrificed to second by Muir.
ray. Core hit over short, advancing
out. Core drew throw to second.
and when Benny Jewell dropped the
throw. Wyckland scored. JAY Parker.
next mp. hit 20 right and Martin drew
a pass. but Pcndry forced Martin.
Wheeling Scores.
Wheeling registered in the second
With one out. Monty accepted a pass.
King flew out TO center after which
Monty stole second. and Jim Muir.
rays hit 10 deep left for two bases
sent him home. KrOnau ended IL
with n pop 10 Potts.
Grand Rapids put the winning run
over in the fourth. j. Parker was
safe at first when Crane dropped D.
Murray's throw on his wee rap I'm
front OF the plate. Martin waited for
four wide ones and both runners adj
vanced on a ba'k. Pendry also drew
a pass. filling the sacks Potts hoist.
ed a long fly 10 center and Parker
beat the throw in for the score
Bemis was favored with q base on
balls again filing the bases. but
Wyckland fell down in an attempt a,
squeeze and Martin was trapped at
home. Murray ended IL with a tap
TO Crane.
Score Almost Tied
Wheeling threatened tie iu the
seventh and did get Knisely as far
rs third on his own single and sue
cessive sacrifices by Montgomery and
King Monty went 20 second on
Bemis' bad throw 10 first. but Bcmis
frightened up. forcing Murray 10 POI
20 Potts and Kronau was an easy out
Wheeling's chances were gone. and
although a hit was made in each o
the succeeding innings. nothing re-
suited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
REDDY THE ROOTER
REGULAR FEATURE

So favorably have the fans
OF Wheeling received The In
telligencer sport feature
"Reddy the Rooter"-that II
has been decided TO continue
IL throughout the summer as a
regular feature. Reddy will
make his appearance each
Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day in The Intelligencer sport
page.
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DETROIT. May l0.-George MuUin
lost lis first game OF the season and
Detroit their first game on homo
grounds flis year to-day. New YorS
w4uulIE. 20 2
Fisher pitched spleudidly and received
good support. Features were Fishers
home run ia The SiNtL-his first htt az
tire seas un--1rI tlagc's sensational de-
ienslVe pilyirE score. r r. D
New Nork-...O Z Q 90 600 l.. 3
Detroit ..--..U1 10000 2
Batterie~-Fisrer AID Sweeney: AIuI-
jim anu Stauage.
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Mans Get Easy on,.

CLEVELAND. g.. May IO.-Cleveiand
easily defeated Boston to-day. s TO 10.
hitting both Pape and Collins hard
Gregg puzzled Boston and was seu@a-
toiualv supported. T. H. D.
Cleveland ....u0 O31l"- IL q
Boston .....-uO 10000 2
InrterieS-Grcgg and Smith; Pape
Collins and Nuudmaker. Carrigan.
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chicago wins slurrtnq n1atob

CHICAGO. May in-Iu a. aiuZ-fus
match l1 While. Washington used -four
defeated the visitors TO-DAY. 20 s TIE
score Il 10 e.
CD.caso .....4G2OO2
washington 90 % 10000 10 :
Iatter.,s walsh. Scott and sullivan.
Johnson. Otey. sherry. Cray aud Ain
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Earned runs-Elllott. 3; Moundsville.e
Two base hit-McLandsboro.
First base ON oalls-Off Lucas, ]. off
Baldensperser. /. OFF Beer. l.
Struck out-LuCGs. IN 6 innings,
BaideusperEer. : IN innings: Beer. 10
lit by pltcher-Wagncr and Baden
Spergcr.
Umpires-voiJtle. OF Intelligencer. and
IlmnL.Il
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zana.villa shut Ont.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. May l0.-South
Bend hit Rogers hard to-day, but Zanes-
VILE gave him tight support and held
them down 20 one run. Manager Smith.
OF south Bend. was ordered from the
field. Score: h H T.
GAINESVILLE 10000 10000
Batteries-Martin and Holmes. Rogers
ana Walsh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
Giants win.

NEW YORK. MAY Io.-The Giants
Won with ease from Chicago to-day, Ire
score reir- u 90 .. TIE Cll- wee
saved iium 90 S.ut on by Hoffman
4...ht home tl.. t.c ball bounding into
Tire t'ntc. OF tre ulrarhers. r.. H. j.
Sew York; 0f1VIS0.-II II
BATTERIES .Itclefcr. Toucy and KIiu.-.
N,e-ham, WAtse aud Myers. Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
Vets Keen ON winning

DAYTON. o.. May 10.-Dayton again
enjoyed n batting feast and won easily
Errors gave the visitors three runs.
Score: X. H. l.
Terre Haute. 3 COMO 10 :
Batteries-Wacker and Konnick: Neu-
schaCher. iIardErove and Warning
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10 amateur.sh playing on the part OF
his tenn mates in the seventh inning.
Morgan allowed but Eve hits and tho
New Castle scribe says. while We lost
Morgan demonstrated that he is some
pumpkins as a pitcher. II looks as
though Morgan Is a fixture on the
New Castle team. although he has
keen competition
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Two IIN0 MS. MOkC"IUIr, Ulrfrr-
Home runs. Paskcrt. LuIerouS. Wilson.
litD 4ers record. or Magic, s. ants and -
time az hat 100 G innings. Off Ferry. %
hlts and, SIS times al bat iu innings.
l.-1u, l.auert. Moore. FusScrt. stolen
bases. Leach. Lett ou bases. PittsDur..
o. lhilaIt lpuia, 4. First base ou oa.l-.
orr Magic. ]. OFF Moore. q. Tiit by
pitcher. by Nasle lLIIoru=I. struck
out. Ey NaE!e. i. Dt Gerry. !. by Moo,
5. Time. l.iJ. JmglEes. Iaslcr ana
LlnLNrAn.
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so hrf our intrepid band cornerod
tho rrnrihll chief
Throw up your hands," Wc shout
Oh.
h1t Dol f1Irf ua agaIn @ didn't cat
The hands, Do mumlrcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
VICTORY
Eludss Pirates ana Perches on the Pniia-
dslphia Side wednesday.


6: Pfttsburg. 2
New York. IL: Chicago. l.
St Louis. 4; Brooklyn. 3.
'CincInnati. s, Boston, Z
lis innings.
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FORT WAYNE. Ind. May 10.-Fort
Wayne got to Dugger at opportune
times. aud won to-day's game. TO ,.
Alberts was invinciols in all but one in
ming. Score. X. II. l..
Fort Wayne. .11O1I2O1.-7 10
Evansville 10 10000
Batteries-Alberts and Onslow; Dug
ger and O'Bricn.
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Standing OF Clubs.


Washington al Chicago.
philadelphia AZ 81. Louis.
sew 1ork az Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland
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Kronau Loses Game
I'm Pitchers Duel


Sacrifice ny-Potrs.
Double play-Lewis to Crane.
Struck out-By Bemis. ?: by kronau.2
Bases on balls-Off Bemis. I: off Kro-
nau. J.
Balk-Kronau.
Time OF game-1:2O.
Attendance-5Oo.
Impire-Groeschow.
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Eil Evans. the lad who tried out
FOR the second bag position on tho
local team. but was released By Monty
whom lewis showed up so well IN the
exhibition games. is now with Mans
held of The %. a. =. League. and n
going some. lie has had two or more
hits In every game no has played and
in The game Monday got "a home run.
Iie played with the Stogics ten years
ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11

pcrio Morgan. tho Martins Ferry
boy. who has landed o. pitching Job
on Tho New Castle team OF the % a.
p. League loef n pitchers duel Mon
day against the Akron combination.
losing out by score Of 5'to 2. owing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11

MANAGER Eddie Wheeler. OF the
Tots. has Just completed deal for
The purchase OF Pitcher Reynolds
from the Cleveland American league
team. Reynolds is n port slider ana
played with tho uanville team OF the
Three 7 League last season. Many
arc wondering why Wheeler bought
REYNOLDS. as HE record shows twenty
defeats and six victories
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11

Wheeling at Grand Rapids.
Evansville at Fort Wayne
GAINESVILLE az South Bend.
Terre Haute at Dayton.
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PHILADELPHIA. May 1O.-The home
= am practically won to-day's game in
the first inning when they scored four
runs on two singles. a sacrifice fly and
home runs by Paskert and Luderus The
final score was to .. After tho open
ms inning. Nacle was very effective,
while Moore haffied Plttsbury at nearly
all stages. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11

~ man comes home an hour
late" Gays the Boarding House
Philosopher "his wife raises fhun-
der lf he's zone n month she faiufs
on hia neck with joy when be- ro
turns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The bridgeport team accepts the
challenge OF the Patterson Athletic
club for game Sunday afternoon on
the Patterson grounds. The Bridge
port team will be on the grounds at
2:30 o'clock, and Manager Citizens re-
quests all players TO report at the
waiting room.
The Hot Cat Juniors challenge any
team under fourteen years OF age in
this vicinity. The lineup follows:
g.. Fitzgerald: D.. Hall: SIS. Burke:
H.. Rafferty,. Oh. NiEgemeyer: 3b..
Gallagher; H.. Neithe. CT, Gallagher:
r.. DelbruEge.
The Haskins challenge any team in
this section for a game Sunday after
noon on the Forty-seventh street
grounds. the Warwood team preferred.
Answer through the Intelligencer.
The McConkeys will journey to
Burlington Sunday afternoon where
they will play the strong Y. & O.
team. The manager OF the Y. & O.
team is requested 20 call National
phone 1275-Y. any time between a.
~ and p. m. The McConkeys will
probably line up as follows. g..
Meder or Shine: p. White or Bran
don; S.. Kennen. ID. McConkey: 2b .
steele or Smith. Oh West. out
icldcrs Maxwell. Glass. Davis and
Myers.
The Patterson Athletic club would
like 10 arrange game with the
Lorains FOR Sunday afternoon on the
Patterson grounds. n accepted notify
sporting editor 81 the Irtclliaencor. or
call He'll phone 73-W Elm Grove.
The K. X. Juniors. OF Moundsyilic.
challenge any sixtccn-year-o team
in this vicinity for q game 20 be
played on Saturday afternoon on their
/ home grounds. the Athletics. OF
Wheeling. preferred. n accepted.
| answer through this paper or call
national phone 1921. Nioundsvillc.
] any evening 90 g o'clock
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To-day's Games.

PittsburE at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at boston
Chicago at New York
1t. Louis at BROOKLYN
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Lsf' on hases-GrarI Rapids. O..
N.eelrir. T.
Two lace Iff-J MURRAY.
Sacrifice hlts-5 Murray. Eihm. Mont
EowerY King
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AMERICANS


New 1orN. o. IctI oft. ..
Cleveland. g. Boston, 2
Washington. 6; Chicago. ..
Philadelphia. ;. ST Louis, 8.
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fonf expect to land where you on.
pcct when you jump 90 a conclusion.
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Yesterday Results.

Grand Rapids. 2. Wheeling. /.
Dayton. 10. Terre Hauts. 5.
Fort Wayne, :, Evansville. ).
South Bend. I. GAINESVILLE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11

The Hashins challenge any team in
this section for game Sunday after
noon on the Forty-seventh street
grounds. the Warwood team preferred.
Answer through the Intelligencer.