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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
BRIDGEPORT
Two More Mills 20 co on This Morn.
ing az Aetna and Prospects Are
Frightening.

u v1s reported YESTERDAY that mile
Sos. CD and 81 a. tho Aetna wound -a.
sumo this morning. making 30 al four.
teen mills in operation Tho fact fha.
The company is ro.tlng r,lft ,o ala
mantle ihe old department and that
more Mills are bo.ng put iu operation
.e'ms 'o Do an indication fltf better
times 100 The stool trade lro r0m.ur
DO employees of Tho plant $500 he
flFeu christmas pay on Saturday
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Dies at

Walter Arnold. aged 2s. died az the
local hospital yesterday afternoon after
a long Illness OF organic heart trouble
he young man was brought 20 the
hospital about a month ago. bat the
nature OF the disease was such that il
was known several DAYS ago that he
would hardly recover. The body will be
shipped 10 his home az Adcna today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
Making Arranaemsnt.-

The committee appointed by the Elk,
to take Charge of the making up and
distributing of Christmas baskets and
toys, met last evening at the lodge
rooms. DIR. Jack Johns is Chairman Of
the committee which is consisted OF
SIX local men and two from Bridge
port The baskets will be distributed
either Sunday evening or early Mon
day morning.
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sprsined lea

Fred F0v. of fhe Security rru.f
Company. met with % painful scc.sapf
Nhi'' in wheeling yesf >rfay mcfnIue
iie vas COMING ont ~ me office OF
= w I1uIl. opposite the p0sfoUeo
when Do slipped and fol1 u such n
manner 90 to sprnIr hia ioe U. was
rendered unconac' f1r 1 Time and
fnH removed io Dts home in l hack
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Paid Heavy Fine.

James Spence. foreman Of the
Franklin min OF the Franklin Coal
Company. who was charged with VIC
lating the ohio mining laws. relating
70 the cOnstruclon OF proper break
throughs. appeared before Squire 3.
". Morrell yesterday and pleaded
guilty. A fine and costs OF $40 was
Imposed. which was paid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

An interesting fact In connection
with the recent election OF n president
OF the United Federation OF Miners.
which resulted In the defeat OF Tom
l. Lewis for reelection. came out
when the count was made OF the votes
EAST by Pultney local 1878. OF the
George VI. Jones mine. Il was shown
that Lewis had the majority over
White In this local. the county stand.
ing $50 20 -. though at a meeting
held n month ago the local had
gone on record by resolution as favor
ing the candidacy OF White.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
Pastor speaks =, In,tana,lon.

Rev. G. G. Hazlett. pastor o. the
First Pres yterian church. went 20 81.
tlairaville yesterday afternoon to
assist a. the installation % Rev. Robt
:. Young as pastor Of the -. Glars
Vile church. Rev Hazlett delivered
the charge TO the pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

This is the ast week FOR the sale
Of the Red Cross seals and an active
campaign D. being made by a number
~ young ladies who have VOLUNTEERED.
The sales yesterday resulted a. FOL.
lows; Miss Rose Kern and Nrs Hath
away. az pOstohce. sold 257 seals.
Misses Hutchinson and Walfarr. at
Olympic thoater. $40. Miss McVav. af
Phillips' jewelry store. $780,. Miss
Blum, al Blum Bros 632.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
Miners Pay Fines.

Patsy McQuade and stephen Ditch
were arrested yesterday morning on
warrants issued b. Squire Morrell az
the instance OF District Mine In
spector l.. ID. Devore. charged with
substituting kerosene oil IN place OF
miners OIL IN mining lamps. A hne
o. s. and costs each was assessed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

Mr.. Bowers. an American. vas In.
stantly killed By a fall OF stone In the
FRANKLIN mine. west OF this city. Mon.
day. The victim vas a young man
and made his home with an uncle ln
Stewartsville. DR. z. y Masscrly.
the coroner. held an inquest yester.
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
NJ MECHEN

The banquet held last evening In
the First VI. D. church was a success
ia every way. The official board was
In charge and gave one Of their de
lightful suppers After the banquet
tho FIRST qukartcrly conference Of the
now conference year was held in the
Sunday school and the mosi import.
ont matter taken up uas the building
OF the new cnurch Rev r D. Eel
lera was authorized to name a com.
mit'ee 20 take action ON the matter.
which De- will do some time this week.
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Oueration-

Clarence Lacey. OF Kirkwood. who
was the victim OF an accident in the
b a O.. yards nearly two years ago.
was compelled 10 undergo another op-
Grafton al the North Wheeling hos
pital yesterday. About four inches Of
bone were on to prevent serious
trouble.
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Not q Resldent.

Inc young man arrested by the local
poliN a few days ago and was found
to be insane, is still a, the city building
and nobody knows what TO do with him
As he is not a resident Of this state
probate oou vii o take up the case
His father is in West Virginia and NAV
be sent for.
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Maids and Mstrons.

b Christmas meeting Of the Maids
~ Matrons will be held tomorrow af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. John Hen
derson ON North Fourth street Each
member will take a piece OF fancy
work. which will be exchanged for the
work Of some else.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
THE Goose Girl

The Goose Girl
Harold MacGrath's beautiful story
or The Goose Girl" nv
SeoFge ID. Baker. will be presented az
the Court on mex Friday and satur-
day. with Saturday matinee.
II tells the story OF a pretty goose
girl kidnapped by gypsies and return
co 10 her native city after sixteen
years absence. who Is wooed by a
winner afterwards found to be the
young king OF a neighboring province
and u goose girl the real princess OF
the Kingdom OF Ehrenstein.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
PHYSICIAN ARRESTED AT
REQUEST OF DAUGHTER

VANWERT. o. Dec. Is-AIlegine
that her life was in danger. Mrs. A.
Sluterbeck. daughter OF Dr. r. : VIII
son. had her father arrested to-day on
an insanity warrant. DR.. Wilson is
Of the best known physicians in
this county. lie II confined in the
county jail pending a hearing.
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Wei. Attended.

The social and dance held last even.
ing In Armory hall by the Eureka club
was largely attended. Many guests
from n % town attended tho func-
ton. and music was rendered by Bent
fields orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
Taken From Car

4 c0iorod woman who -rems In
have imbibrd freely. was arresfed ~
West Wheeling Yesterday after she
had been puf IN 90 car S1o r4s fater
.o fhn city building bY Constable
5'1. "s and 1il Dee given 90 hearing Boo
squire Mc'0nnaughya c--ift
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
chr-.tnas ELstsadford

fIa arrangement. ere f..g
r.. i.r , Christmas r,eeIdfrrf o.
81. rl Hn Christmas evening 40 'fc
N ...' OCCASIONAL Dirr.H The I...
r'.r.' talent m 'hr vicinity wHI take
r.f' w '.fe rr.rram. under tho frrr.
H.u "i Nf. Wayne Morgan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
In Honor Of Birthday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward +. Delbrugye
OF Grave Hin entertained in their
home on Jefferson stree last evening
IN honor OF the eighteenth birthday OF
their daughter. ME- Helen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

A new piano has been purchased
with the money cleared on the enter
ta.nments given under the direction
OF Miss Head. teacher OF music in
h local schools The entertainments
were given last winter. and the piano
will be placed in one OF the schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
Farewell Party.

\ large number Of the friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Kennedy were en-
tertalned nj their home In Kirkwood
last evening at n farewell party given
TO MI. and Mrs. Hunter Armstrong.
who viii move 10 Salem the FIRST OF
the year.
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a well known local young man, and Miss
Sale Thomas, a daughter Of David
Thomas of Broadway street. MANY
friends are ready 10 congratulate them
on their wedding day. which viii be in
a few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
FIne oane

Basket ball faus o. this city are
promised a good game when the team
representing the Y. " g. a. Of MlnEo
meets the strong Bellaire five Thurs
day evening. The game VIII be
played IN the high school gymnasium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
Have Pin Rna.t

The Knights OF Columbus had a pig
roast last evening after their melting
and a large crowd was present. 4
hre menu was served and the lodge will
likely have several more during the
winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

The annual meeting Of Tho Puliney
township trustees will be- held Thurs
DAY. December 81. Dol tho clerks office
in his city At This meeting business
for the year viii be closed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
Four More Mfllr

-Four more mills at the Laughlin re-
suined this morning. making in all six
teen now in operation. The outlook
Tor the resumption of several more mills
Is very promising.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

Several local people seem 10 be OF
the opinion that the recent local OPP
ton election will be thrown out as a
result OF the many protests as { o al.
legged irregularities. but this will not
be done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

Xmas. Only = buying days left.
For largest. lowest prices and best
quality, 90 20 HHlman's JeueIry
store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
ONLY WOMAN DEPUTY
QUITS OFFICE To

CNIONTOWN. Pa. Dec. -
Luck Beach Johns. who until her ros-
ignation two weeks ago. was said to
be the only woman deputy sheriff IN
the country. was married to-day al
noon TO John G. Grier. OF Pittsburgh.
at the home Of her father, Sheriff
Peter 4. Johns. here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

Tho Sir % o. a 80 hold a VOL s.
tended meeting iasf rtD1.rr. af which
i.rrco nor. took lr u0ar Dr fho fImr
sctcral candidates zero put THROUGH
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Silence!

~ '9.uget p modes'y natural - every woman is often n
Heaf hnnranco % The cure "a womaniv dlseas~s. W,r~,
s1unk IRON me pe'sonal queruona of fhs local pt,.t~i.o
Theh seem in1ehcatc. The thought n sxsminsf,.o . 49,
h1rent % them, and 20 they endure in silence , ,,,s,,,,,
asease which surely profresscs from bad 10 worse.
he's been Dr. Piesce's prirUsds 10 cDro %
eresf msny women Who here foend % roryeo
lCr mDde1U IN hts cncr Of FPEE coasnF5.
non ~ teuer. IN correspondence - he'd
- sscredy c0nBdcHnsL. Hddress Or. q. NJ
Pierce, B0nsfo. n. v.
ID. Pisroe'' Favorfs Prescription restore. and ,.@,f....
Ne "omsniy functions, ah0hshes psin and builds IA, g-f
puts fe finishing touch ~ hcaifh on eyerv ve.t 80.
who Gves - r. fair tnsl.
~ Makes Weak Women SIrOnS.
Sick Women Wen
Lo. esn = 'a9rd 2 aceep' o f0's nos'ruu ai O. substitute
p ihs nonsioohnhc medicine ~ rSoa~ cJ,frusfuo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

The program Is composed mainly OF
music and recltations. 4 treat will
be given the little folks.
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the miners. has a large majority aud
will be easily elected. The exact re-
suit will not be known until the first
OF the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

u grindstones Mere abolished per
hnIs fewer boys would want TO leave
the Farm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

The Rev w. W Anderson dii not
preach his farewell sermon nt the
Church o. God last Sunday. as was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20

Friday evening ~ th.a week fb.
First Presbyterian sunday arAooI ain
give their Christmas entertainment
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Mems Initial handkerchief, any
3 for use. MeFADDEN,s.
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Choice Reversed.

vass OF the votes cast In the 20 pre-
cincts OF the county.
The evening world., 1911-04-22
Hogan Doing Hard Work
for Bout With WOLgaSt

Johnson's no was boxing with Tommy
Leonard most OF tho time, but ono DAY
a thinly built youngster came TO the
front and asked for a chance 10 put on
the gloves with the California; The
KIDS name was WNlle Schafer, and he
had never boxed before.
The kid had the gloves on with Hogan
only a couple OF times when the latter
decided to spend q few days AT Atlantic
City. On Hosan's return Willie read
peared on the scene Of action and "Ons
Round" started IN 20 teach the young
ster some OF the fine points OF the game.
After a few lessons Willie was boxing
in great style. and Hogan declared he
would teach him n lot about the game.
In almost no time Willie was giving
Hogan a great workout. Sow tina CALI
fornia fighter says that the KID In got
ting very good with the gloves.
Tommy Leonard watched Wlllis as ne
boxed with Hogan and he Immediately
improved his work. Tho boys became
eN tremely Jealous of each other. and
whe II was suggested 20 them that they
should get together In a ~ both ex-
pressed the utmost willingness. and II
was arranged that they should box n
preliminary 10 the fight between Hogan
and Ad Wulgast. that Is scheduled for
next Wednesday evening at the Madison
\. q.
house at Johnson's place.
Tomorrow Hogan vii! keep open
The evening world., 1911-04-22
AXE ROUND" HOGAN Is work.

ROUND" HOGAN Is work
~ ting away nks a Trojan up at
Johnson's r~oadhouse, and II Is
a sure thing that he viii be IN far bet
ter shape for his bout with A Wolgast
than he was when he Arst arrived here
from the coss, and fought Knockout
Brown.
Hogan Is n OF tho hardest sort or
workers while In training, and Ia goes
through his afternoons programme IN
tho gym" with unusual yigor' He
punches the bag. boIes several rounds
with his corps OF trainers, punches rhe
heavy sandbag and goss through a num-
her OF muscle building stunts on tho
mat.
THE other morning went out FOR my
regular run on the road said Hogan
a5t night, and ] got lost. II ordinarily
run about six miles, brt that morning
| must have covered nearly twelve miles
before / got back 10 my quarters.
when | go out for a run / don't like
10 do any walking or dog trotting, and
] always run all VI the way. When |
found IA lost my way that morning |
decided 1 would keep right on going
that's how | came to run those twelve
miles"
Waen Hogan first took Up training at
The evening world., 1911-04-22
DARING BASE RUNNING COSTS
HCHLANDERS FIRST HOME GAME

that Pitcher Groom was going 10 be .
very hard gentleman to hit. There
upon Chase decided that he must rely
upon his speed. and every man that
reached lrst bass was ordered to make
. dive for sscond They made the dash
all right. but 0abby Street dropped
them u fast a. they got within range
and showed the whites OF their eyes.
Out Of seven men who ma ne dash
for tho nett station he nailed six. Fivo
died at second and n going to third.
Wild Heave Came Too Late.
This winter down at Atlanta I heard
Street say that he could beat any team
hat tried base stealing or . hit ana
run game against him. -Four times In
succession he put Boston out OF bust
ness that way. Chase knew that. but
he figured that ono bad throw would
give New York q chance to win and he
kept plugging away. But that wild
heave did not bob up until tho ninth
inning, and then Il came too late.
In the frst -four innings three mon
had been thrown out. and then came
Chase's chance to switch the dope and
win. but his fighting spirit was up by
that time and he decided TO adhere to
his original plan and stick It out TO tho
fnish.
In tho NTH cree opened ths proceed
ings with . base OF balh. Then came
the dip. He was old to steal and was
thrown out by the wonderful accuracy
OF Streets arm. Had Johnson. h next
batter, advanced him with a bunt tho
game would have been tied II not won.
As II was. johnson struck out. n that
made the second out. Sweeney walked
The evening world., 1911-04-22
WHAT III BOX
SCORES SHOW

Outiefdsr Jackson Of the Glove
lands won the game for his team
over the Browns by q home run
which was the longest sver seen
on the new bail park in the Forest
City. the ball going over the forty
five-foot wall and screens in right
centre field.
The Dodgers made Q brave At
tempt TO defeat the Rustlsrs In their
frst homo Same. but their three
runs scored In the ninth inning. to-
gether with tho two tall!es made
tieing the Hub team
Clyde Engle, the former High
lander. did some nice execution with
his bat in the opening American
League game In Boston against h
Athletics. He Eot a double and .
home run IN five times up.
Jack Coombs, TO 2 him pitch
this season. would not impress you
as TIE fellow who won the worlds
championship for Connie Mack's
team last fall. The Red Sox drove
him from the boz In tuSt two nm
tngs.
The Roohsstsrs gave the Eosstsrs
an awful beating IN the opening
game at Jersey City. making ten
runs 10 ono for tho home team and
fifteen hits to their four.
What a difference in the Phila-
delphia clubs standing, with the
PMllies irst In ths National League
and the Athletics last In the Amer
lean League!
Joe McGinnity's Newarks won an
uphill victory over the S~ontreals,
scoring eight runs IN their last
three times At the bat.
The evening world., 1911-04-22
GIANTS MA HA We
TO FACE JACK ROWAN

every appearance OF a triple untn the
same fielder pulled on what hooked to
be an impossible feat.
The Giants are wondering when the
automobile fever will strike New York
era Phlladelphians have the disease Of
auto giving bad. Last spring President
FoKel of the Phillies got ono and IN
tho fall the Athletics presented n TO
Manager Mack. Last week Eddie Col
Inns of the Athletics was presented
with an auto. and II was Manager
Dooin's turn yesterday afternoon. Me-
Graw and his men would not object II
New Workers. wanted to furnish them
with IN excuse 10 buy gasoline.
Secretary Gray OF the Giants will
probably have the pleasure OF taking
back to New York quite . Lig bunch
Of coin and moro than was over re-
ceived before for a series in this city.
When the Philadelphia club was sold
a little more than a year ago the seat
ing conditions were greatly changed.
Instead OF bleachers nearly twice as
big as the grand stand. tho latter struc-
ture was extended until now there are
moro than twice a. many grand stand
seats as there are seats IN tho bleach
ers. This means that the average price
of a ticket has been greatly Increased
The crowd yesterday totalled nearly
1900 persons and tho receipts were
larger thar at any other game ever
played at the National League grounds
In this CITY.
The evening world., 1911-04-22
Americas Foremost Referee
Says That Jack HcAuIiffe,
Who Was the First Man to
Hold the Lightweight Title,
Was a Better Man Than Ad
WoIgast, Who Is Now the
Champion.
No. 13-AD
Present Lightweight Champion.
Copyright. 1911. by The Press Publishing Co.

Copyright. 1911. by The Press PublhtAns Co.
The New York World.
A u WOIGAST. the present Hight
n weight champion. Is the sixth
4 \ man TO hold the title in that
division. lie was born at Cadillac.
Mich. Feb. 8. 1855. OF German-American
%parentage.
Yolgast Is one o, the very smallest
men who ever held the title. He Is OF
tho same schools that Nelson repre-
sented-a rough. strong and aggressive
fighter. He knows more about the SCI
once OF the game than people believe.
Cans. Erne n McAuliffe were the
three most clever boxers the light
weight class has ever known. Nelson
and Kid Lavlgn- were hghting men
pure and simple. and Wolgast ranks
along with them.
sometimes called. Is an unusually bright
y%oungster. He Is extremely egotlst,cal
and has the greatest faith in his ability
as a tighter. Most sports would call
him a fresh guy" but It Is my opinion
tina wolgast Is simply possessed OF un-
usual confidence In himself. and | like
him for It. lie Is one OF the gamest
men we have aver ha- His forty-round
fght with Nelson proved that.
wolgast has a peculiar style Of fght-
ing, but Il would he a splendid thing II
he learned the fined points Of boxing.
The evening world., 1911-04-22

AZ A CoNsEoUENCn OF SEVERE
handbags md . slippery floor. Melvin
Sheppard was defeated In the i.ooo-vard
handicap IN TIE feature event Of the
games OF the 81 Patriotic Lvcsum.
which were hsh In h Ssvsey~drSt
Regiment ArmDry. ThS siipp0y ocr
kept Sheppard from ovsrtatdns his
field a. he was not abls TO make the
turns with the same speed he ala on
tho straiGbtaway. Twelve runners took
part in the event. and they ali had BIG
handicaps. Sheppard finished oaok In
the ruck. J. Roscnbaum Of the Morris
A. A. finished nrst.
THE HARVARD CRTw N HAPPY
to-day because It's now siEht-oared
shell. which was ordered from George
Sims. OF Pntney. England. arrived At
their clubhouse. Tho shell replaces the
ono which was damaged In tranSporta-
ton recently ana will be placed IN the
water next week and given Q thorough
TROUT BY the varsity eight
ON Onto FIELD. AT UNrvTR6rTT
Heights to-day. tho annual interschof-
astio athletic Games of the New York
University will tax place. All the
events should b hotly contested a.
there are twelve hundred men and
twelve relay team entered Paving
School VOL the meet last ysa
sovERHIoN. WHICH rs THE
fastest steam yacht IN the world. was
launched at tho Morris Heights yards
OF the Gas Dnsfns and Power Company
and Charles l.. seabury a co. Ths
yacht Is designed TO mako thirty-nve
miles an hour. NJ. @, d. Borden, OF
this city and FAN River. Is tho owner.
Mr.. Borden IL one of the oldest mSm-
bers of the New York Yacht Club.
BRITTsH CFHuss PrIAYBRs. WHO
have only ono more leg 70 capture on
tho Newnes trophy before Il becomes
their permanent property. started the
thirteenth annual Anglo-American cable
chess match by scoring tho first victory.
OF tine ten games begun only two were
finished when the boards wore left last
night. or these one was taken by Ames
Burn OF Liverpool from Frank J. Nar-
shall. the United States champion.
RpAIIzING THAT THEY fEAvp AN
abundance o fextra players. the Boston
American League Club has Just farmed
out some OF their players 90 the minor
league clubs. Providence of tho Eastern
League obtains Pond and Perry. out
feeders. and Dale. a pitcher. Buffalo Of
the same league gets tho services 81
Pierce, a left-handed pitcher. and Sac
ramento OF the Pacific Coast Leagus
will use Hunt, a pitcher. and Mahoney.
a pitcher and outfiAlder.
THE FINAL MATCH IN THE ANA
teur class Is championship billiard tour