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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14

at the joint, the right shoulder blade
was broken and there was cut Of
about eight inches across the right
thigh.
The case of ID. l.. Ratlcy was
evidently purely accidental. He and
n man named Roam had been to FL
wins and both were much under the
influence of liquor when they started
home. 1t seems that both men fell
oil the trestle in attempting to cross
it, but Roam said he didn't know
that Ratley had fallen, and when he
got home told his wife about falling
and that Ratley had gone off and
left him. The latter's dead body
was found the next morning, Satur-
day. The jury returned a verdict Of
accidental death. Ratley leaves n
widow and seven children.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14

new Sunday school auditorium in
the basement. Now for full at
tendance of our enrolment and all
who will enroll, on time. Another
good number will be given next Sun"
day for those who are at Sunday
school In good time.
Among other things of interest Ia
the session next Sunday will be the
submission of a plan whereby the
average attendance OF the school
may be brought up to two hundred
and fifty for the balance Of 1917.
The library will bel open forguse
again next Sunday. The books are
now catalogued and lists will be
found posted In convenient places
and users will make their selections
from these and secure their books of
the librarian by number. The H.
brary is open to all members of the
school.
The Epworth Leagae meetings
Sunday evenings are fine and it IL
too bad that some few of our young
folks are depriving themselves Of
them. About seventy were present
last Sunday evening. Let's make
the attendance larger still next Sun
day evenisg.
j. w. BoRAH, Pastor.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
Licensed to Marry.
PHONE 100.

Nov. 7th, j. w. Wood of Flat Riv-
or and Mrs. Ida Wood of Bismarck.
7th, Elmer Dame and Miss Grace
Davis of Leadwood.
7th, Arthur Dale and Miss Alice
ThOmure of BOnne Terre.
9Th, Robert B. Anderson and Miss
Addie f. Parker of Bonne Terre.
9th, Riley A. McGee of Flat River
and Miss Jessie May White OF
Bonne Terre.
9th, Gilbert Drummonds Of Poplar
Bluff and Miss Ida Byington of
HOpewell.
9Th, Isaac Duncan aud Miss Julia
Mcfarland of LeadwoOd.
Sth, Andrew Ancy and Miss Annie
Bulno of Bonne Terre.
llth, w. f.. Bunyard and Miss
Kathleen h. Donnelly of Bonne
Terre.
llth, Ernest Baker of Potosi and
Miss Rosa Brand of Bonne Terre.
llth, Carl + Knipsel and Miss
Maggie Pullen of Bonne Terre.
18th, John T.. Smith and Miss
Mary {. Coleman Of Elvin&
18th, Everett Taber and Miss
Ethel Eaves of Elvins.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
GROWN AT COUNTY INFIRMARY

Superintendent T. j. Short of the
County lnfirmary presented us
Tuesday with three splendid ears of
corn and a whooping turnip, grown
on the county farm, as specimens
Of what it produces. The ears Of
corn are large and well filed out,
one measuring 10 inches in length
and the other two T. inches each.
The turnip is 10 inches in circum-
ference one way and 10 inches the
other, weighs Ipounds, and is round
and smooth without a blemish.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Monday, November 18th, our bread
wagon will leave our bake shop
loaded with bread, pies, cakes and
.s,ther things to eat. Listen for the
bells. This wagon viii run in adj
dition to our regular delivery wagon.
Phone Barham, 100.
at Is "A pleasure to tell you that
Chamberlain Cough Remedy is the
best cough medicine | have ever
used, " writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell,
Of Lavonia, Ga. IL have used it
with all my children and the results
have been highly satisfactory. 4"
For sale by all dealers. Advertise
ment
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
Circuit Court Proceedings

The November term of the St
Francois County Circuit Court con
vened last Monday, Judge Peter H
Huck on the bench.
Civil Cases.
Saline Valley Railroad VS.. W. \
Fleming ct al, condemnation; con
tinued to next term upon stipula
tiOns.
Estate of Atanzy Narrismk VS.
Federal Lead Company, damages
removed to the Eastern Division oi
the Eastern District of Missouri OF
the Federal Court.
John Miller vs.. Louis Brennersen
action to set aside land sale; leave
granted extending time for filing
bill till Dee. IL.
The following persons were sworn
in as grand jurors: 7. $. Cole, J. ID.
Mitchell, Thomas Settle, Peter
Cook. John Denton, David Smith,
+. M, Matkin, John Mcfarland,
Henry Thurman, Jacob Rickus,
John Keith and Ally West, and p. s,
Cole was appointed foreman.
Samuel Sparks VS.. Laura Sparks
ct al, Partition; motion to vacate
sale overrulad by the court.
Charley Lewis, murder; defendant
by attorney filed motion for inquiry
into the sanity of defendant.
A. d. Kennedy, blackmail con-
tinued generally.
Charles Tuttle, common assault
trial by jury, verdict Of guilty and a
fine of so assessed against defend
ant
Criminal Cases.
Harvey Schrum, robbery; death
Of defendant being suggested, cause
is dismissed by the State.
George Simms, carnal knowledge
cause continued generally.
John Williams, flourishing weap-
ons; plea of guilty and sentenced to
two years In the penitentiary.
Luther WoffOrd and Chris Wof-
ford, injury to school house; plea OF
guilty, and the court assessed pun
lshment Of Louis Wofford at two
months in Jail and of Chris Wofford
at II fine OF $40.
Frank Conrad, carrying concealed
weapon; plea of guilty and fine and
punishment fixed at 500 and two
months In jail, to date from October
10.
Sterling Stegall, grand larceny
plea Of guilty and punishment fixed
at Imprisonment In the State Train,
ing School for Boys for five years
defendant paroled on bond Of 800.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
CHURCH NOTICES.
Christian Church.

Your pastor has returned from q
good meeting at Emmerson, Mo,
and will be glad to welcome full
attendance at both church and Bible
School next Lords day.
Bible School at 10 a. m. Morning
service at II O'Clock. Evening ser.
vice at Z O'Clock.
Come let us go up unto the
house of our God, that we may wor'
ship Him.
j. NJ. BAILEY, Minister.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
$40 REWARD.

Any one finding purse contain
ing three finger rings, lost on Sep
tember 18th, on the road between
Flat River and Pennington, will re.
ceive "A reward of $40 by returning
same to Mrs. j. w. Highey, Des-
loge, Mo.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
Methodist Episcopal Church.

The sermon themes for next Sun
day will be in harmony with the
plans for the interdenominational
observance OF home mission week
At the morning service, beginning
at 1850, the theme will be "Our
Country's Debt to Christ" aud at
the evening hour, I;30, II will be
"Units in Making Our Country Gods
Country. A full attendance OF all
our members and friends is much
desired.
The Sunday school will assemble
for the first time next Sunday in the
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
Observation-Disclosures

Mr.. Albert d. Brinkerhoff, man
ager of the electric railway, will be
married this Thursday evening, No
vember II, 1872, at $3.50, to Miss
Genoa Harrington, daughter of DR..
aud Mrs. John 7. Harrington OF
Waco, Texas.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF letters remaining in the
Pennington Post Office which II not
called for by Nov. -, will be sent to
the Dead Letter office:
Oscar o. Kelly.
Oscar Pope.
Charley Holley.
Miss Eva Thurman (2).
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14

Mrs. J. G. Morris was st, Louis
visitor this week.
Everything from every
where, at Pelty's.
Pure Linseed Oil 70 cents per gal
Ion at Nell d Phillips.
Reduced prices in all kinds of mil
linery at Mrs. r. Taatfe's.
Miss Reba Halle spent couple
of days at home last week.
Mr.. l.. X. Peers left Monday for
Texas to spend the winter.
Mrs. w. w. Waters spent several
DAYS in St. Louis this week.
Mr.. jeff Turley OF Frankclay was
in town on business Monday.
Mrs. j. w. Highley Of Desloge
was Farminston visitor Tuesday
Mr.. George r. Jordan of Frank
clay was a Pennington visitor Mon
day.
Miss Susan V. Beeson is In st.
Louis to visit friends for several
weeks.
Mr.. John b. Highley of Oklahoma
is here this week shaking hands
with old friends.
Mrs. r. A. Young of Alton, Ore
gon county, Mo-, is the guest Of
Mrs. f.. f.. Swink.
Mrs. d. l.. Delaney went to Fred
ericktown Wednesday, called there
by the illness of her father.
Mr.. W. II. Morris has gone to
Desloge to spend n short time before
going to Texarkana for the winter.
Mr.. Charles Sandberg of Knob
Lick came up Monday to join in the
Democratic jollifcation Monday
night.
Register at our Food Show Fri
day and Saturday, Nov. - and y,
and get "A beautiful and useful SOU
venir Barham.
Mr.. J. l.. Horn of Vale Mines
and Mr.. w. 7. Newly of Jaydee
We're transactng business IN Far
mington last Thursday.
DIR. J. p. Clark of Perryvllle was
up this week to look after his farm
near Lihertyvilie, and favored The
Times with an appreciated call.
Rev. j. NJ, Bailey, who has been
holding revival meeting at Emer-
son, Marion county, the past two
weeks, returned home last Monday.
Mr.. Zeno f.. Kerlagon, of Marion
township, who is serving on the
petit jury at the present term of the
court, called to pay his respect, to
The Times.
Mr.. John Graham of Libertyville
left last Saturday for Reedly, Cali
fornia, whore he will spend the win
ter with his son.in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. i, Reid.
Everything from everywhere"
is the Petty slogan this year. II
you don't believe it, just take look
at the windows and counters. See
ing Is believing. Shop early for
Christmas and do it at Pelty's.
Born, Wednesday evening, No
vember l3, to the wife of Paul b..
Leming of Cape Girardeau, son.
Edward Rozier Leming is the name
of tho newcomer, and being the
= first grandchild in both families was
heartily welcomed by Mr.. and Mrs.
Rozier and Mr.. and Mrs, Leming at
Cape Girardeau,
Christmas shopping should be
done early, so as to have full choice
of the best assortmeuts. At Pelty's,
all kinds of goods, everything from
everywhere, are being shown. The
wise shopper goes early and stays
late and goes home we'll satisfied
being, Try it this year. Go to
pelty'S at once.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14

Don't waste your money buying
strengthening plasters. Chamber
lain's Liniment is cheaper and bet
ter. Dampen piece of flannel with
it and bind it over the affected parts
and IL will relieve the pain aud sore.
Dess. For sale by all dealers. fAd-
vertisemeut.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

Hunters are hereby notified and
earned not to hunt on my farm.
GEO. f. STRAUGHAN.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
Then It's Dun.

Unlike most workers. the mosquito
presents his bill before he does th:
iob.-Montreal Star.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
TOWN And VICINAGE

Mrs. Genevieve +. Logan went to
St Louis Monday.
Mrs. ] c. Morris was n st. Louis
visitor this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30
FANS AnE u1oED TO RALLY &c
SUPPORT or rEAN-
Recent load Trip Proved . Dasma,
FAILURE ana ownsrs want 20
Meet Salaries.

In an effort TO boost the attendance
In order to get u sufficient amount OF
money with which TO meet the Aaugust
salaries OF the players or the WHEELING
team. Owners Everett Robinson and
Goat Anderson have Announced
that they had arranged a stellar at
traction to be pulled on on the Island
lot. tomorrow afternoon. In connection
with the game with South Bend. in the
shape OF big field meet Extensive
preparations are being made for the
event which promises TO be one of the
most notable Of its kind ever held in
local base ball circles. An announce
ment which adds great deal OF i'm
portance to the event In nothing more
than that outhelder Booze. holder OF the
to first event will make an effort TO
lower the worlds record for clrcling
the bases. The record is held BY Ty
Cobb. but Booze made the distance at
tort wayne in just n fraction Of n
second behind the Detroit star He
did not exert himself to do the stunt
but he will strain every effort to at
least tie the mark. Saturday Events
OF all kinds. such as fungo hitting long
distance throwing. circling the bases
ana several dashes will be held and
local fans are urged To- Co be in attend
ance. Cash prizes will he donated by
the local management and they will be-
worth competing for.
In a Hole.
me recent road trip Just COMPLETED
oy the team cost over $500 and own
ers Robinson and Anderson are In the
mole The players salaries for this
month are due the fore part OF the week
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|@ Baseball Boxing Bowling @ a "s
Big FIELD MEET TO BE
STAGED ON ISLAND PARK

and they will have TO be met II will
he impossible TO meet them unless fans
rally to the support OF the team and
attend the remaining games In great
numbers. Just ISIS attended the game
Monday and after paying the guarantee
Of $50 the owners had but $500 left.
Only $3.50 remained after paying
Springfield the guarantee Tuesday and
Wednesday II rained and not q cent was
taken In. Robinson and Anderson have
placed all their hard earned money IN
the club and while they do not expect
to get It out. they will not see the
the fans will attend the remaining
games they will certainly help Everett
and Goat out OF a tough hole. The
team. regardless OF all the hard luck
finish in sixth place. not such bad
record in a twelve club circuit.
Wheeling TO Stick.
Anderson Day helped the owners out
salaries. but the men have their August
pay coming To them and Robby and
Goat haven't an over abundance OF the
necessary in their possession to meet
help OF the fans. II they will turn out
FOR the closing games. The Smokes
lost eight Sunday dates during the sea-
son. on account OF rain. which OF course
Wheeling will be represented next year
In the Central because Robinson and
Anderson intend trying IL another sea-
son III any attempt Is made at the
winter meeting TO put them out they will
make a fight. according To Robby. Goat
will have plenty Of good material To-
work on next spring and Will get n
number OF new men from Pittsburgh
and other big league teams All the
owners ask now. Is little support to
help them pay the boys who have been
fighting against odds since the middle
OF the season.
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GIANTS WIN OUT
IN THE NINTH IHHIro

NV YORK. Aug es-New YORK won
from Brook yr to-day. TO g. taking the
same hy scoring twice IN tie ninth in
Mrs. largely through Eropkltns mis-
cue, Myers pop fv 90 left was allow
80 ~ drop SAFE. IeFore run for Myers
ftett htr singled but levore might have
been forced 80 second had not Moran
thrown Wild 90 tInt base Devore scored
after an Dlt had moved up the two run
rers when KIrkpafri.k fieided Snpd-
Efase groIr1rr md Miller dropped the
throw 90 the plate I0yis's hif scored
Fletcher vff1 fhn winning run %orth-
ems long hit and @ great eaten by the
q mo player were fIe features r o
score x ~ r
FrDpFiyu . Oh III q 000 l. ?
Sow Torf 900 1 900 10 2
Batteri@s HnE.u. RIrker ana Miller.
Tesreau ard Myers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30
CUBS DEFEATED THE
ST. LOUIS TEAM

CHICAGO. Aug .4-t'hicago bun-bad
H.tf to-day eli Hatniuu after IT LOUIS
IA taken the lead and won ont. 10 20 s.
~rrIIte made home run IN the first in
INNS. after which Harmon pitched air
ti-rt ball uufl a batting nee OF IN.
locals was started 600 the fifth. Errors
Dos tnirag1 ANA eppprfune hitting hv -
Louis gave the visitors their score chi
,9Eo remained the same distance behind
Sew York So the lcunant race The
- ore r. o. r.
chicago ......f 000f- 30 ~
81 Louis .... 900 guuul - 0
Batteries Richie. smith and Archer.
Harmon. WooibIrn and Wingo and shy
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NRatted for Hoffman in ninth
NNl3atted for pToole 300 eighth
Two base hits-Miller. SugeS.
Three base hit-Waguer
Sacrifice hitz -Hoblitzel 2 Mitchell.
Egan
stolen bases -- Bescher Mitchell.
Grant
puuhl" piay-Grant EEau and Hob
l.tzcll
First base on balls on-O'Toole {.
Cooper
Wild pitch Cooper
struck out by--p ToNle . Goopar
SuEgs .
Left on haseS-Pittsburgh :. Cincin-
natl
First base on errors--Ciucinnati I
HTS on -G'Toole . tn innings.
Cooper 'u inning
Time 50
ImpIree--Johnsi.,ne and Eason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30
SENATORS WIN OUT IN
THE SEVENTH INNING

WASN'T NGTpN. Aug 90 Washing
ton punched % double and two Single
H thr s"Neuih inning OF to-dtv's game
and defeated Sew Work = % st,.,s
~ Foster az third featured tho game
Score 10 Tr ~
New YORK - unHf nUUaD .
Washington Uuuuuu1nr ~
latferi'- Fisher and Sierfett. EnRrl
rul AluamIth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30
Standing OF Clubs.
To-dAy's Games.

South BEND at Wheeling
Dayton at Youngstown.
Springfield at Erie.
Grand Rapids at Canton.
Terre Haute at Akron.
Harry Arndts lowly Blenders. who are
In class by themselves when II comes
to losing games. cinched their hold on
the basement position yesterday after
noon when they lost the opening game
OF the final series Of the season to the
smokes by to y count 1t was like
taking candy from a baby TO beat the
poor trailers. but no sympathy is sup
posed to be shown In base ball. The
star performer for the locals was
Southpaw Atkins. who. by the way. was
master Of the situation at all stages.
-Four bingles, one a scratch, represents
the extent of the Bendcrs' operations on
this heavens delivery and 10 cut long
story short Atkins had the opposing
natsmsn eating out Of the palm OF his
init the entire distance.
Masters. the opposing slabbist, had
plenty OF stuff but could not get away
with II with sucn a bunch behind him.
lie was as Wild. however. as a freshly
branded Texas steer. and had little or
no idea where the home club keeps the
plate. His wiidness permitted seven
smokes 10 ambIe while the Cmps' poor
Judgment allowed one visitor to walk on
Atkins. Atkins was tight in pinchts. re-
trinE the opposition three times with
strike outs with the base paths occupied.
In the fielding line.e Nespo. working in
the left garden for the Blenders. pulled
down the honors. taking In seven
drives. many or which were labeled base
hits The locals lost several chances TO
score. ten men being stranded on the
base lines. The game In detail:
First Run IN FIRST.
The visitors failed 10 get even tenn
poraTy tenentry of first in their part OF
the opening frame. but the locals man
AGED to register up a bag one. Gray.
first up. walked and when Moran laid
down a perfect tap along tie IA ri base
line. Gray hustled 20 third. After TAX
ing the throw from Wetzel 10 ont Moran
Arndt pegged 70 third. bat no one
was there to get 70 and Of course Willie
came on home. Boo.. and Jansen went
down in order. Atkins gOt IN bad
hole in the second inning after Arndt
and Bates had singled. but fast play ing
retired the Benders without run. Win
Arrdt and Rates occupying. Nespo tap
ped TO Atkins. who threw Arndt ont at
third. Tteman vent out, Atkins To SER
vatius. ami Atkins flannel sack for the
third out The Renders scratched a hit
IN the third. but from that SESSION until
the seventh they drew nothing but
blanks.
Second Run Tailed
The locals got two on In both the
second ana third innings. but failed 10
score until the fourth. To start the
fourth Ellington famed under protest.
WARers walked and died al second On
StCinneys grounder to Sack When At
kius singled 10 right center. Stetnney
ran all the way to third. \ neat double
and Steinnev scored with Atkins resting
safely at second The return e. the
plate by Donahue was ate ard 90 top
8. all off, Tiemsn dropped the ball. Gray
walked. but Moran brought the inning
to a close by grounding out. Masters 20
Arndt The locals hal TIE bases occu-
pied in every inning following tho fourth
hut failed 20 add The score
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Wheeung.

stolen bases ~fr'rhrenner. g. Atkins
-a.rif.~e Fft Moran.
rirst IN balls -nff Minister'S g. or
Atkins !
struck nu' Ry Masters. 70 By A.
kire
Double plays. gray o. -feInhranrer
q Sol. af.Ir o. A-r1f % Ncf1cL
Passed haf. -TIerrar
Time 20
Umpire Wedl.dge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30
oUAKERs DEFEAT THE
BOSTON DOVES AGAIN

PHILADELPHIA Aug % -phlia-
rnrtuenfs to-day and easily won tho
game . % Score u " g.
Boston ..... N OBJ n O q U b 81 3
hIladei phin uU0rI 2fnr-f 2 70
Hatf.rles -rerdu and Killing. Rixey
and kliifer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

Goo stewart viii meet Tony White In
ne pfeIminHT.es II big bout TO he
pulled or I'm Youngstown Labor d.v
he main bout viii be between Him
barry. the chicago heavyweight ana
rom McM1hon. one Of Jimmy Dimes
proteges I'm tho sent d6aIs u.t,i,n =
I'irN VIII hitch up with Jack Young
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

no Myers Provision Company team
VIII play the HsnvooI team .r ~5r.Ia,
alter noon or the Forty seventh street
ffnunfs ani fIrf same VIII DO doubt
result Both teams are made lr OF fIa
nest players fn Tie south end ~ town
ami .r ErnwoHi and owing fo the rIV.f-
~ The game viii poo closely rDnf.4fo.f
IN" unIarsufnf of fra Myers rsrus4f-
FirTf H1aefnHn k"liar fn raU goo som.
fnIf to-day uf 1905. s. this evening
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FOLLANsBEE TwrRLCR rARrs
FIFTEENTH STRAIGHT.
Houser's Batting was a Feature, He
Driving IA Two OF the Three
Runs Scored.

special Dispatch to the Intclligencer
FOLLANSHEE. W Va. Aug %
Hrown won his nftscntu straight game
tYdHN. giving bridgeport but two hits.
Poor has" running kept tIe stubs -rur.
Down tta' ur"S were HuuSer~ batting.
driving in two runs ana scoring another.
also Poster making two doubles and A
single IN four times al bat Score.
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PITTSBURGH. Aug 2s-Cincinnati
took the first game OF the last series
here from Pittsburgh to . through
the nne pitching OF Suggs O'Toole
was hit hard. Cooper. recruit from
Columbus. made his debut In the Ma
tional league. pitching the ninth inning
Tor pittsburgh lie struck out two men
gave base on balls and allowed a
single Score:
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LOCALS cor oPEHno oA1U PROM
BENDE1s, TO o.
Dtsdnnsy and ATKINS WORK poubis Steal
Scoring One OF Smokes Runs
In the Fourth


wheeling. ?; South Bend. a.
Fl. Wayne. 5: GAINESVILLE. 3.
Springfield. 3: Erie. o.
Youngstown. 2. Dayton. /.
Canton. 5; Grand Rapids. 2.
Akron. 10. Terre Haute. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

Philadelphia at BOSTON
chicago .f cleveland
- Louis 80 Detroit.
New York. .t Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30
ATKINS PITCHES WELL;
RESULT STOGIES COP
PIRATES

Marty o'Tools was In POOR Form Yss-
terday and the Bsds TOOK the
Pittsburgh Team In Camp.
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columbus 10 help the Senator's win the
American Association pennani.