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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-01-12
lSBURSEMENTS

Mar. 20 c. W. ~Siglinger, payment on grounds
Apr. 10 Lily Argus, advertising, 1909.
apr. 10 mos. Mckennett, cement work, 1908.
Apr. l6 Lampert Lumber Co., lumber, 1909
Apr 10 sens Peterson & Co, hardware, 1909. ......,
apr. IS P. R. Gruby, dray bill, 1903. :.
Apr. 10 Williams Lumber Co., lumber, 1903. .........
May . ID. +. Denton, printing and cash, 1909 49,.
Oct. 3 Lampert Lumber Co., lumber, 1909 ........
Oct. William Bennett, for bunting. 1909 ..........
yet . Jens Peterson & Co, hardware, 1909 ...s....,
Nov. rs Williams Lumber Co., lumber, 1909
Apr. 10 S. Calmenson, trip to Huron (.
Apr. 16 John Wiletts, labor
Apr. Is Fred Taylor, lobor I.
Apr. 16 C. H. Forsythe, labor
June is American Art Works, advertising
June 10 Stafford-C Cromwell Co., advertising.
June Is Small & McKibben, labor
July 70 Staford-C Cromwell Co., express
July 20 John Weiger, laber. ...,
.July3 80 Adolph Waiter, labor
July30 S. E. Bronson, printing
Sep. 5 w. H.. Chard, postage. ..................
Sep. 10 M. M. Judge. labor .......... .......
Sep. 10 c. H. Boutell, labor
Sep. II j. w. McEldery, labor
Sep. IL c. B. Henjemi, labor
Sep. ~ LaMoure Bros, amusements ............
Sep. % Thos. Kuina, amusements
Sep. 22 Andover baseball team, amusements.
Sep. ~ Webster baseball team, amusements.
Sep. % Waubay Kid Band, music.
Sep. % Chas. FURY, race money
Sep. % McFadden, race money ~.
Sep. 22 Thos. Robinson. race money
Sep. % J. P. Byron, race money,
Sep. q P. H. Dickinson, race money
Sep. ~ c. r. Livingston, race money
Sep. 22 Ed Gearing. race money
Sep. % Ed Jones, race money j..
Oct 10 H. Falkstad. race money
10 Lou Lipke, race money
rs Ed Gearing, race money
5 0. l.. Williams, race money
Dec 6 M. B. Long. race money
% J. 7. Blanks, race cups and trays
Sep. % c. c. Chapman. labor.
Sep. % Atlas Knapp. boarding band
Sep. ~ {. b. Hinjemi, labor
Oct. 8 M. M. Judge. labor on track and hay
8 James Beard, Judge of races
8 James Cooper. labor
Oct. 5 Jens Peterson & Co., hardware.
5 T~egtmeie & Calmenson. ribbon
Oct. s Commercial Hotel, boarding band master
5 Paul Gruby, draying
5 Adams & Denton, printing
Oct. 5AFrancis Garlock, labor ...
Oct 5 s. Z. Bronson & Co., printing ........
5 Halbkat & Co., stationery
oct . Chas. Hawkinson, hardware. ..........
5 c. M. Wells. labor 49,.
5 J. w. McEldery. labor
Oct 5 Chard Lumber Co., lumber.
5 Lampert Lumber Co, one gate.
Oct 5 H. F.. Anderson. ice.
Nov l Mohs & Karpen. rent of cots
Nov II The Fair Store, mdse. and rent of tent
lS vinjie Long, hauling water
Dec. - G. f.. Gokey. labor ......
Dec. 10 William Magnus, Jr., labor
IAN. 3 s. S. Yeager, postage and charter
AN. 8 w. H. Chard, postage ....s....
8 Premiums paid exhibitors ...
|ulV 2 r. n Ecborf III adv.~<sms-- - 1ooo
an. 8 A.. 7. Cooper, cashier, interest on old note to
January s. 1911.
an. 3 To cash on hand
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-01-12
STATEMENT OF THE
Day County Agricultural Fair Association
FOR YEAR 1910.
RECEIPTS

Sale of stock certificates
Donations of merchants paid for butte
Rent from Gollmar and Sparks circus,
Donation from r. Hatminp
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-09-09
FOR SALE.

FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. size 52xs2, with
II rooms and good cellar. lot 50x100 feet situ-
ated on Susauehanna avenue. Property and lot
in fine shape. A nice home for quick purchaser
at very reasonable rate. Apply to
c. s. and o. NJ. McMULL1N,
July 22-u PerryviIle, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-09-09
Cooch'. Bridge Celebration

Members of Caesar Rodney,
Elizabeth Cook and Cooch's
Bridge Chapters Of the Daughters
OF the American Revolution on
Monday celebrated the I34tii an
niversary of the skirmish at
Cooch's Bridge, just prior to the
battle Of the Brandywine. The
exercises were held at the old
Cooch Mansion, with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Wilkins Cooch as host and
hostess in the absence of MIR. and
Mrs. Lee Cooch. Miss Anna
Cunningham, of Smyrna, State
Regent, d. A. R., gave the adj
dress. Miss Sophie NAPLES, Vice
President General of the National
Society, spoke of its patriotic
work. A picnic luncheon was
served Miss Eleanor Todd, Regent
of Cooch's Bridge Chapter, and
Mrs. Cooch gave welcoming ad-
dresses. There were many guests
from Wilmington, Newark and
other points.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-09-09
WOODLAND

MIR. c. 5. Abrahams was in
Ocean Grove, n. J., from Satur-
day to Tuesday.
Miss Eva Tyson has been visit
ing her brother, Mr.. Earl Tyson,
D. Blue Ball.
MIR. John T. Trussell, of Wash
ington, d. c., is the guest of Mr..
NJ. l.. Thompson.
Mr.. Albert Tomlinson, of Phila-
delphia, and Miss Eta Tomlinson
OF Nottingham, Pa, visited their
father several days this week.
Mrs. Snow Miller and daughter
OF Philadelphia, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifton Miller.
MeSSrS. Edwin Barnes and Will
liam Hardness spent Monday in
Baltimore.
Mrs. w. II. Elgin and Master
Hampton, OF Philadelphia, are the
guests of her father, Mr.. II. S.
Smithson.
Miss Ma:sic Osmond, of Havre
de Grace, is the guest OF Miss
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-09-09
A MEASURE OF INERT
Elkton Citizens Should Weigh Well This
Evidence

Proof of merit lies in the evil
dence.
Convincing evidence in Elkton
Is not the testimony of strangers
But the endorsement Of Elkton
people.
That's the kind o: proof given
here
The statement of an Elkton citi-
zen.
Ernest L. Moore, iron worker,
IA Mofett street, Elkton, Md,
says: II shall never cease to be
grateful to Doan's Kidney Pills
tor the benefit they brought me.
| do a great deal of heavy lifting
in my work and often my back be-
came so lame and sore that | had
to lay off for a week at time
Doctors did not seem to under
stand my case and could do moth
ing for me. A fellow workman
told me about Doan's Kidney Pills
and getting a supply at Frazer's
Drug Store, | began their use. The
results were satisfactory and after
| had used three boxes of this rem
edy, | was entirely cured. There
has been no recurrence of nv
trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price
so cents. Foster-Milburn Com
pany, Buffalo, New York, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-09-09
Close Call From Razor Slashes

Charles Tucker, colored, O.:
Newark, on Sunday evening, had
close call from razor carving
upon him by Garfield, alias Rock"
Shippers, in the colored quarter Of
klkton. He was given several
slashes, one of which severed a
vein near the ear and laid open
his check, He was taken to I'm
ion Hospital, where the physicians
checked the flow with difficulty.
He was able to be about again on
Monday. Too much attention by
Tucker to Shippers wife is said to
have caused the trouble between
the men.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-09-09


eral members OF the congregation
enjoyed launch trip on the Jean
nette on Elk River to the mouth
OF the Bohemia on Tuesday, after
noon. On their return refresh
ments were served in the Parish
House.
New Castle Levy Court on
Tuesday awarded contracts for
several sections of improved roads
among which are the following =
Philadelphia and Baltimore turn
pike, in White Gay Creek hun
bred, nearly two miles, to Thomas
]. Allen, for $I8,92I.52. Newark
and Elkton road, in White Clay
Creek and Pencader hundreds,
three miles to Stewart & Donahue
for $I9,2I4.o8.
Dealers in lower Chester county
are reported paying farmers ST a
bushel for potatoes.
West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church was re-opened on Sunday
morning, after recent extensive
improvements.
William Burris, OF the Bear Sta
ton section, was kicked in the face
by a colt on Tuesday evening and
his jaw broken.
The .reshet in the Big Elk last
Thursday washed out much of the
dam at Elk View (Ricketts) Mill,
near Elkton. The Golfer dam
erected when the dam was rebuilt
several years ago was not affected
by the flood and by its use and
that OF a steam engine, the mill
continued operations.
Two life preservers were stolen
from the launch Of William Cor
drey, OF Town Point, while it was
tied up here for a short while on
Monday evening.
Rev. J. T. Logan, of Chicago,
editor of The Free Methodist, :"
will deliver his prohibition lecture
entitled The Goring OK" at the
Free Methodist Church, Pleasant
Hill, on Thursday, September ID,
at 8 p. m. Admission Tree. All
cordially invited to attend.
Members OF the Cecil County
Bar Association met last Friday,
resolved to attend the funeral OF
Reuben Haines, Esq, in a body,
and a committee, consisting of
William 5. Evans, f. Kirk Brown
and Joshua Clayton, was appoint
ed to prepare appropriate memoir
1al resolutions and present the
same to the Circuit Court at the
September term.
he short song service at 40
will precede the sermon on Sui
day evenings at the Elkton M. E.
Church.
DIR. G.. Hampton Richards, OF
Port Deposit, will, it is said, take
special course in surgery under
the famed Mayo brothers, OF Ro-
chester, MINI.
James f. Evans, Esq, has re-
turned to Elkton from Savannah,
Ga. and is now associated with
George A. Blake, Esq, in the prac-
tice of law.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-09-09

The body of William Burke,
who was hanged at West Chester
last Thursday for the murder Of
John G. Mcnamara, OF Lewisville,
was buried the following day in
St. Mary's cemetery, West Grove.
there were no services. 1t was
found that Burke's neck had not
been broken by his drop from the
scaffold, and that he died of stran-
gulation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-09-09

on the lawn of the church on Sep
TENDER 10. If stormy, next fair
evening. Supper rs cents. All
welcome.
Court meets for the Fall Term
next Monday week, September 10.
David ]. Faddis while throwing
a switch at Cheyney on the Cen
trail r. R., for a freight train, one
day last week, was struck on the
head by the engine pilot, and his
skull was fractured.
Harry Wilson, clerk in the F.,
b. & w. r. r. freight office at
Havre de Grace, has been APP
pointed freight agent at Perryville.
Director Hayward, of Delaware
College Farm, has arranged for a
Farmer Boys Day at the College
at Newark on September 70.
II. B. Hortsman & Co., OF Phil
adelphia, will supply uniforms for
the Delaware College Cadets.
Water flooding the engine room
of the Thomas Wall Paper Co., at
Newark, last week, compelled a
two days shut down.
Mrs. Sarah K. Brown, widow
of Amos Brown, died at her home
at Newark, Del, last Friday, aged
OF years. lnterment was made in
White Clay Creek cemetery on
Sunday.
Rain measurements made at
West Chester, show fall of IL I-2
inches during August.
The Chester County Grand Jury
last Friday :ound indictments for
murder, riot and melting to riot
against George w. Stahl, Joseph
Schofeld, Chester Bostic, Will
liam Gilbert, Joseph Schwartz, Os-
car Lamping, Albert Berry and
Norren Price, alleged members OF
the mob which burned Zach Wal
ker, colored, to death on funeral
lpyre at Coatesville, on August IS.
The Grand Jury had list Of 200
witnesses to examine during the
week.
| Vaughan Ballard, colored, was
brought to Delaware Hospital
from MIiddletown on Monday suf-
fering with a gunshot wound in his
right hip. Who shot him or why
he did not state, and he seemed to
be unwilling to talk about the al
fair.
The North East Bay View sec
ton of improved road has been
given an oil coating.
| Jones Chapel in upper Elk Neck
was re-roofed this week by George
| Bedwell, Charles Duer and assist
ants.
| Oxford Fall Fair will be held
September 20, 2I and 22. A good
| ly number of entries are looked
LOT III Inc races.
| Charles A. Benjamin, of Bay
| View was also in the Manchester
wreck on the Lehigh Valley r. r
on August IS. lie was severely
shaken up and one of his hands
was hurt.
Miss Florence A. Tuite, Mrs
| Charles +. Perkins, Mrs. Alexan-
der Evans and Miss Edna Lee, all
OF Elkton, were premium winners
on ladies' fancy work at the Toll
chester Fair held last week.
| The Bethel NJ. p. Sunday school,
will hold its annual picnic on Sat
urday, September 10, in the grove
adjoining the church. Come one
and all. Bring a dinner and make
the day one long to be remember
ed. In the evening a festival will
be held or the benefit of the
church.
! The Leslie NJ. p. Sunday schoo
held its annual picnic at Rutter',
Shore, Elk Neck, on Thursday.
| Frank +. Curry succeeds VIII.
liam Hines, resigned, as rural mai
carrier on the route from Colora
Burglars who tried to enter Har
vey Seminars home in the Fourth
district on Tuesday night, wer,
fired upon without effect.
James Mearns, of Greenhurst
stopping to cut stick while driv
ing home and getting too close tc
a nest OF hornets was badly stuns
one day this week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-09-09

Mary Rawlings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkus Dugdale,
of Washington, have been the
guests OF her father, Rev. J. M.
Lindale this week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-09-09
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE
Household Goods.

Under and by virtue OF authority Of the Or
phans' Court Of Cecil County the undersigned
Administrator Of the estate Of Martha J. Gamer
on, deceased, win sell at public sale at her late
residence in Zicn, Nd, on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-09-09

phans' Court OF Cecil County the undersigned
Administrator Of the estate OF Martha J. Gamer
on, deceased, will sell at public sale at her late
residence in zicn. Nd. ON
Thursday, Sept. "A, atlO'c|0Ck |. N.
the following household effects:
FURNITURE
One parlor suit pieces; walnut bedroom suit,
pieces; oak bedroom suit pieces; bedroom
suit, piecesr1f dozen dining room chairs, wal
nut; dininRroom table. walnut: walnut side
board. rocking chairs. hair-cloth sofa. cherry
Morris chair. iniaid cherry rocker. mahogany
divan. large parlor rocker. antique stand with
marble top, wardrobe, lounge, book rack, camp
chair. commode. parlor lamp and stand. hat rack,
small stand bench table, old-time case of draw
ers, kitchen chairs and large looking glass.
STOVES
Double-heater coal stove, small coal stove, cook
stove, gasoline stove and coal oil stove.
CARPETS
Brussels and ingram carpet by the yard mat
ting by the yard and Stair carpet by the yard.
MISCELLANEOUS
Set Of China dishes, so pieces; lot of common
dishes, window curtains tcloth and lace) by the
piece, 2 eightday clocks. pictures sofa pillows.
brc-a-brac of all kinds, hanging lamp. hand
lamps, mattresses, feather teds, holsters, pill
lows, bed linen, counterpanes, quilts, 8 toilet
sets. table linen, cooking utensils, pots. pans,
| buckets. baskets. glass cans, tubs washboard,
wringer, earthenware of all kinds, jugs, trunks,
suit case; valise, sIverware, fancy work and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE--CASH.
HUGH M. CAMERON. Admr.
w. d. Ewing, auct sep 2-2t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-09-09
HELP WANTED.

FOR RENT-A 6rst-class large Temperance
Hotel Building latest conveniences. town water,
plenty sleeping rooms large dining room, laun-
dry, kitchen armstrong ranRe) large ccmented
cellar, upper porch, handy to railroad and high
way bridge. Good prospects for summer: good
proprietor can make money; plenty of railroad
qoarders. Will rent the place at very low fig
ure to a good reliable tenant. II taken at once
Apply to
A. II. OWENS & BRO,
July 22-H Perryvi1le, Nd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-09-09
NOTICE

To the Taxpayers of the Town OF Elkton-
The Town Treasurer will receive Town Taxes
at Magistrate II, II. Gilpins Office on North ST.,
for July and August payments.
PER CENT. DISC CUNT will be allowed
on payments made in July.
PER c. Mr.. DISCOUNT allowed on pay
ments during the month of August.
No discount allowed after August 3lst.
All taxes not paid on or before January l. 1912,
PER CENT. will be charged dating from Sep
TENDER until paid.
WILLIAM X. Gn.PIN,
July 22-tf Town Treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

nsa .aosL enc rccr-.t aa1 .c1r CO
thea Popp-d ~.
S-s--s Piss A~sy.
N1-f. u1-rlors t..- -El.r-
asat D. uotl.ls ressll.u- r--
--rnsi -. aEl lie crowd st--tsl -o
Ear 40 hope l- he I.lf- e ls-
j.ee.. hal started &C. b. STING TIE
balm old Ginger IA Slfer that
zranl uid man surprised a. b. Ia
ILs pact --coll W.lcavr r4l,,d o.-
I. Crr-l,r which the shortsfop found
TOO lo' to handle and cVsry BODY was
-af- G.rCEaks luncl. ont advanced
Ne.,ler and Sager and a. this juno
ture lack Lewis aInbled 70 the panoT
IN. &.tA cd "iiCs-.e' his famous swat
stiCN \ot finding ;he frs' bail 20
his liking. Jack let 10 pass aud New
house = voice rang out ball J.. When
Jones drew back. Jack set himself ana
then with a mighty swing he smo'e
o.. horschlde with such effort that A.
sailed over pcGrotfs head 20 deep
left. said smash counting Tor com
plcte circuit OF the mattresses and
three counts. Gray got In ON the
gravy and singled in the vicinity o;
second. the crowG beng almost wild
by this time. Pete knisely then
grace .ully took his position az the rub.
Der and swung on the second bah
pitched for a three base drive 10 the
center field score board. Gray going
The required distance. This count
tied the score. but Dukcy Scrvatius
wasn't content 10 let It remain So and
his intentions We're 80 good that he
responded with a drive into left which
pushed Knisely across tho plate wiki
IN" winning run. amid dea'euiuS ap
plause from the spectators. The
game was followed with a. general
hand shaking session and II WAS with
out doubt one OF the most exciting
ninth inning rallies Witnessed on the
home lot this season. with congratu-
lations TO all those no participated
in said rally. We refer YOU TO the
game in tabulat,d form:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
BELLAIRE
WINS DOUBlE-HEADER FROM
TEUBENVIlLE NINE.
Brown and Ssley Pitch Masterful
5alI-T~o Big Crowds Witness
the Game.

Tho professional team OF Bel
laire triumphcd over the disbanded
SteubeuvIllV team of the O. and Z
league in double bin yesterday
which was staged on the Bellaire
grounds before two big crowds. The
morning game was Won by the score
OF . To 4 and the afternoon battle by
the count OF 10 !. The features OF
the first game We're the pitching OF
Brown aud the home run Of Left
Fielder Beck. OF the same club. while
the afternoon game was featured by
the batting Of Lisk and IIecke and
the superb hurting OF Sisiey. he al
lowing but two b.aglcs. The scores
follow.
Morning Game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
WHEN OTHERS FAIL. CONSULT
DIR. BAILEY

WEST VAS LEADING SPECIALIST
HOME oFFIcE-cor. Eleventh and
CnaPllne St, Wheeling. w. Va. This
NE" Building. Come up stairs.
MAKE NO MISLEADING STATE
VENTS or deceptive proposition 10
The afflicted. neither DO | promise J.,
cure them IN few days in order TO
secure their patronage. but I eiva
COMPLETE, SAFE AND LASTING
CURE in the QUICKEST POSSIBLE
TIME. without leaving Injurious after
effects in the system. aud at tho low.
est cost possible for Honest. SkiIlf,l
and Successful Treatment.
Narieoceie and Structure. cboro-.
rhea' elect. Enlarged Pos,ate. 800.
der Affections. Blood Poison. -.
Manhood Nervous Exhaustion. Irdis.
cretion or Excess.
PILES-i cure without operaffo,
PRIVATE DISEASES Nevl, 80,
itching. inflammation and II
RUPTURE-Why wear truss7 T.,
KIDNEY. BLADDER and STOwAcS
meut show signs OF improve
SKIN oisEASEs-Treated sucressf,,
hTEOMAT ISM. MILAN MATORY O
WOMEN suffering from DISC
Nervous Exhaustion. Palpltatioo q,
disease peculiar 10 tho sex. shoufa
set an opinion Of her case.
CONSULTATION FREE -
In9s Tuesday ard Saturday. Sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

dale '''''
i"i"" base Li's-Lew's. Murray.
b".h. 2 - 80
StrH oT'-Rv 1iaulcv. 4: nv p.,k g
ii' bltsn'"n Sagrr. Swartl.ug.
lnssel ball Ragsdale.
l'nHhi" pIay-BaAe to Crc,.,o- g.
Swart.ils u"
l.'i' %" bases GAINESVILLE. :. Nyl...-
Time -
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c-urnFf rrnaLfr arf ffr No.
soore- and s.arti.ax took on- . -
1ac. f.aEs-aav t-sl os-bi-1 70
,.-f- a-1 tar--I aa1 Saa-rf-r
c-1--.t lcCrof 20 b. 49, ca.aht
stealing
Sto7i-s Sc5--
l.. ns IgLe tally came 10 re
s.A.. i'm * Lewis first ~. " a
o dscp l"ft and scor,l on RaEsda.. /.
..tzs'.i "a. After Jewell and ~ag-r
w're 70 IRE uorEle n -. seventh
Murray tr.piel 90 left blt ~as strand.
- there as Nelcher batting ,or nosk
grounded OUT Here's the boa y! the
farewell game.
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"A.

game. scoring six runs and won 10 TO
5. Score.
T.. IT. T.
Detroit ...Ole 600 900 .
St Louis ..OuyU.4 oil II
Battgries-Works and Schmidt :
Petty and SouthwiCk
Second game:
Detroit ..oi2 OiO 60O-iO !: 3
ST Louis ......O3O O3U U2l-S Is >
Batteries - Willett. I-afitte and
Stanage Jake. Powell and Stephens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
Standing OF Clubs


-. Louis 90 Detroit
Washington AZ Philadelphia.
C.icaro at Cleveland
Sew York az Boston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
AMERICAN
Yesterdays Results.
GNow York. o. Boston. ,.
% New York. 3. Boston, ].

Philadelphia. s; Washington. 3
-(2bWRshinGton. s; Philadelphia. 5.
UCleveland. 9; Chicago. 6
1cpCleveland. .: Chicago. O.
GDSt. Louis, :: Detroit. r
-t2lpetrO.t. 10. -. Louis. ;
Eleven innings
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10y Carl p. LeatherwoodN


AsCcusious Wcr, the order 81 the
day yesterday afternoon. both at the
state fair grounds and on the Island
ball lot. and Is result OF those
pulled OF at the latter place. the
Smokes Won the first game OF the
twin bill from tine Athletics by the
tally OF to g. and let the second
glide away gracefully to the visitors
by a > To I count. To Hanley's ascen-
SION in the final session OF the first
battle is credited tho Stocie win.
while that OF Dodk's in the sixth in
nInG OF the second game resulted in
GAINESVILLE victory i;ut for the
trcacherous currents in right field dur
Ing the second game. the result might
have favored the locals. AS Jewell cN-
periencod all kinds OF difficulties in
landing Farrell Say bail. 50 much
indeed that the pill landed safe. ditto
truWdrr aud liilliuc,r. This started
the gale 100 blowing and before IT. had
subsidized four Athletics had crossed
th" Ianot-'c.
Nf,cr an had c!ycn up hope % win
ming the first game. tno Smokes Eo'
thcIr machine to Wurt.uE and bcfor"
Tire gasoline had rum ou- nv, runs
had been registered. % sufficient mum
Der by one 20 Win tEc battle After
Aviator BcachCt had Circled the field.
l.c'ty Hardy evidently caught the
Z. ropianitI- Is lc blow ur. and before
lr had landed i've visitors had travel
ed the required distance. GerChak. an
ohio product was substituted by Man
aver Monty. and ae finished the game
in great s'.lo.
Smokes 20 Front.
HoIcviuS -hat good star. is a
Necessity. THE smokes jumped .u-o
tire l'm,light early .u the first game,
pushing TWO taib,s across DOB OBJ, sec
Cud. To start he second s,asm.
Monty doubled % me center hcli
s'or" board ana 0'~' rp e r.- when
Jewell beat out an inieid hit 20
t-oWdcr. when SaE,r tapped. N1--
g. ie throw wIf. 20 SWartIrg and
Monty tailed Ne.Cber grounded ou-
l.' Hardy dumped one bao 4 OF second
which troWdcr Farrell and U"lrou
va j th" A'phrnse and Castor stunt
Gu. each expecting the other 20 spear
s.. While tAIs VAS Transporting Kenny
Dca. b. home. Lewis hit INTO q double.
Hardy Pitches Wei.
Lefty Was so.g. good until 'ho
fourth inning. Vucu tia Athletics
foErd h.m for three h.-s which nettrd
fpur rsu- CroEt,r tor AN Opener
doubled o. l..- center and Killing.
Sled o., kr.-... Farrell auhcd and
SWar' ..u-i" 90 ccu',r scored
'ru9n.r Nt.n Ea.-i'.c lined pol
center MONTGOMERY erred. with 'a'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
Second Game

cleveland W.u this afternoon from
Chicago 9 To- 3. Gregg pitched cree
lively and WaS brilliantly supported
Cleveland launched hts or D!mstcai
Ia TWO innings. Scor-.
l. ~ T..
Cleveland ......I,' 500 2g--- D. l
Chicago ........luU 'p 600 e
BATTERIES -GTels and smith. DIM
stead and I'ayH-.