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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-05
TEXAS WOMAN
MADE PRESIDENT
Mrs. Pennybacker Chosen
to Head WOmen'S Clubs
Federation

San Francisco. Cal. iui, Mrs
Percy N Peunybaoke. OF Austin.
Texas. is nov presideu, OF the Gen
eril Federation of Womlns Clubs.
Her election by q small majority
over Mrs Phillip Carcenter OF New
York was announced tonight at the
regular business session OF the Fed
GRAFTON convention. nov iu session
here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-05
kILRt\E II WINNER
OVER TONNN DIXON

o. t.... afrI Press
Cleveland. o. Jul 81. Johnny kii-
banc featherweight champion. won
the new spapor decision over Tommy
Dixon Of aKnsas City tonight the
fight going for the FUN = rounds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-05
uoran Rests Mill.

"a Paso. Tex. July i-Days Mills
the negro heavyweight % oakland
Cal threw up the sponge i ths
eighth OF a tsenty-round bou' hers
tI B. afternoon with Frank No oar q
N.e York Vhife fighter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-05
fsWtATntp
Washington ForrcaSi

b. 'stHrfsfef pes.
Washington. ID c. July For
West Texas Fair Friday. except
showers In the afternoon or night
northeast and extreme north Satur-
dgr ..f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-05
COMES OUT UNsCRATCAEO
PUEBLAN HIT WHEN OPPONENT
WISHES LEFT At CLOSE OF
CONTEST BRUISED AND
BLOODy HEAD TO FOOT.
TRIES FOUL METHODS
Attempts at Butting Bring Frequent
Reprimands From Referee And
Final Interference of Officers
and Governors Specials.

b. Associated Press
East Las Vegas, y. NJ, July a.
The lack Johnson-Jim Flynn heavy
weight fight was stopped in the ninth
round by the police and personal rep
resentativcs OF Governor Mcdonald
this afternoon, after Flynn was being
badly battered and plainly was being
used merely as a toy by the big black
champion.
Flvnn was bloody almost from
head to foot. while at the END Jonh-
son had hardly worked up persplra-
tion and had not received scratch.
Ring fans believed that johnson
could have knocked Flynn out IN the
first round easily. but the negro
didn't seem to care TO hit flynn d
hard blow. Flynn displayed no AMI
inv al the game and many times was
renrimanded by Referee Smith lot
attempting fouls at which he MADE
headway.
The negro merely stepped ABOUT
oas,lv throughout the bout, smiling
and towering above Flynns croucn-
ing figure.
Fans believe that Flynn was eager
N no disoualified for fouling, as ne
was helpless as child during each
round. Flynn didn't even reaeh tue
negro with a body blow, save "hen
tho champion allowed him TO DO So
The police stopped the bout De
cause they said 1t had ceased 70 oe d
boxing contest.
The Fight ny Rounds
Round One-"Will you shake
hands Jack?" asked Flynn as ne
onaned. rushing into a clinch. Gee
re,orted Johnson. Flynn kept close
nm, Johnson avoided his attempts ana
flung a swift left to the ear. Inc
CHAMPION hooked left to the ear
and short Jolt TO the jaw fl!hi
,acked the negro AGAINST the ropes
and the champion sent right 70 the
lef, owe. cutting deep cash. Johh-
sons round
Round Two-As Flynn rusheu'
Johnson simply grasped him ABOUT
the shoulders and held him at oay'
an the while grinning. The cham-
nion pecked at the fireman race
with light let's and is they clincheo'
uppercut twice with rights to the ia"
Tho champion toyed with Flynn ana
/, was indicated early that 1t was 10
he a battle of words as well as o'oWs.
Round Flynn sent rish'
90 the law. This nettled the olack
and he cut loose with shortarm up
nercuts 10 the Jaw. Johnson bied
sl,yh,ly from the mouth as he emerg-
ed from the mixup Flynn spouted a
stream Of blood as the champion cut
his mouth with volley OF rights and
lefts The champion went 10 his cor
ner with his usual smile
Round Four-Flynn rushed IN Close
and met a rain OF uppercuts TO the
face The champion appeared to De
bo,dipg himself in check. Flynn
landed a few stomach taps. John
sons round.
Round Five-Johnson came up
nonchalantly. hardly noticing his an
tagonist. Flynn banged away at the
champions stomach. Johnson cover
ing and returning four lefts 10 the
face rapidly with an uppercut 10 the
Jaw. At close quarters Flynn landed
a half dozen stomach punches. but
Johnson only smiled.
Round six-Flynn butted with his
head and complained that johnson
justified 20 by holding Flynn was
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-05
HAII cot NTN LAND
BRINGS nc PRICE.

Hale Center. Tex. July a.
The l.gN0-acre Price farm
near here has 1ust been sold
% Iowa parties at s32 per
acre an around About $50
acre. of This farm are under
cultivation this season. while
600 acre. wi'l Dee cropper next
year
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-02
HANNA SECURED
OWNERS REFUNDS
THROUGH EFFORTS or CON.
GRESHAM HANNA ALL FINES
IMPOSED ON MOTOR BOAT OWN
ERs ON RED RIVER WERE Re-
FUNDED.

Through the efforts of Cong. j. ID.
Hanna the regulations governing the
operation Of motor boats on all navig-
able streams and the requirement of
pilots licenses, have been rescinded
with reference to the motor boat own
.ers operating on the Red river in
this vicinity. Also all fines on these
motor boat owners for the innocent
violation of such regulations has
been ordered refunded.
on request of Congressman Hanna
an investigation was made by the
special agent in charge and the col
Hector of customs of the conditions
on the Red river, and of the seizure
Of certain motor boats and the impos-
ing of fines on these owners.
The result of the investigation was
the recommendation Of the special
agent and collector of customs that
the regulations requiring pilots IL
censes for those operating motor
boats south of the water works dam
be rescinded and the lines imposed
RENTED.
In the midst of a busy campaign
for the govcrnorship of the state Con-
gresham Hanna found time in which
to look after the interests of his Far
go constituents and has succeeded in
taking care Of their wants in a mat
ter in which they were the victims
of rather an unjust action brought
about by the recommendation Of May
or Sweet.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-02
Why were statements Delayed?

cd disbarment, or the severe censurc
of the court.
Why were Statements Delayed?
The Story of a Simple Case APP
peared in pamphlet form some six
weeks ago. Why did the attorney for
the defense wait until the eleventh
hour befone the election to give to the
public a false and malicious statement
Of facts regarding it? Because he did
not want to give the public time to
consult the original records and ascer-
tain he truth for themselves before
the election.
Attorneys for the Interests.
Again, the interests and their at
tOrneys have gone en- record against
judicial reform. Fortunately, however,
the North Dakota Bar association at
its last annual meeting at jamestown
went on record favorfng many of Mr..
Robinson's most important reforms.
Mr.. Robinson has carried on a digni-
fed campaign, and will not allow him
self to be drawn into the mire by the
enemies of judicial reform. These
parties are not afraid that they will
not get justice If Mr.. Robinson is elect
ed, but they know they will not be able
to use him." =
(Signed) WIN. LEMKE,
Attorney at Law,
Fargo, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-02
Lawyers Prefer
Bruce for Judge Of
the Supreme Court

Fargo, n. D., Nov. ITO he Vot-
ers: You will have to choose a Judge
of the supreme court at the coming
election. When Judge Morgan re-
signed on account of i'll health, An
drew A. Bruce, who for many years
served as dean of the North Dakota
law school, was appointed to fill the
Vacancy. He is now serving under
this appointment. He is a candidate
for reelection The other candidate
whose name will appear upon the iu-
dicial ballot is James f. Robinson of
this city. We know both OF these men
M are acquainted with their quail
tications for the office. We will not
indulge in personalities, but wish to
say to you that in our judgment
Judge Bruce is the best qualified for
this position and will give you the
best service.
Seth w. Richardson.
Edward S. Johnson. .
V. r. Lowell.
John s.. Frame.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-02

Call 1869 and let the G. N, Fuel &
Concrete CO. deliver your fuel.-Advt,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-02
SUPREME COURT
CAMPAIGN LIES
M A L | c o S ATTAC X
BY FARGO ATTORNEY,
EXPOSED.
,(Political advcrtising.)

To The Voters: The interests and
their attorneys are row trying to de-
feat James E. R~obinson-the judicial
reform candidate for Judge Of the Su-
premc COurt-by mIsrepresenting his
judicial reforms, and by trying to ex-
cuSc the erroneous decisions of Justice
Bruce by misrepresenting the facts as
they appear of record.
For example, 1t has been published
by a Fargo Attorney:
when Mr.. Robinson commenced his
simple case, Mr., TurCotte discovered
for the first time that legal technicali-
Ties had not been observed, and his
title was consequently in question:
What the Facts Are.
The facts are, this case vas COM
menced in February, 1907, and En-
hibit Nineteen is a quit claim deed
that Turcotte attempted to get from
Blessett in 1902. Page 1S1, printed
abstract. record. This was five years
prior to h announcement Of the &C
ton. ---
Again it is said that Percy Abbey
obtained a quit claim deco from BleS-
sett for $25. This statement is un-
qualffiedly false. and is made in the
face OF the fact that there is no evil
NNA|S &c W Wldl lie pau, anu III the
face of the fact that the defendant Of
fered Blessett $50 for a quit claim
deed five years prior. Bottom page
81. printed abstract, record.
There is a Reason" @ae
These are examples or the false and
malicious statements that are now be-
ing made in regard to this case. There
is d motive for these malicious and un =
truthful statements by the attorney
for h defense, and that is vengeance,
because Mr.. Robinson charged him
with shameful practice in this case in
open court before five judges and other
Witnesses. and stated to the court that
for such shameful practice he deserv-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-02

Womcn's Hats $500. Large assert
ment of women's hats on sale at A. l..
MOody's, Monday and Tuesday. See
window display. -AdVt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-02
Dynes' Good Record.

John Dynes, candidate " from the
Tenth district as a representative,
came to Cass county from eastern
Canada in 1SS1-and has been a very
successful farmer here ever since. He
is "A man who is wholly reliable and
will take a stand and vote in the
interests of all. His record is without
fault from those who have know him
these thirty wears. He Is a republican
and solicits the support of ali.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-02
BIGGEST FARM
snap IN VALLEY
20s ACRE FARM SPLENDID LocA-
TON, TWO AND oNE-HALF
MILES FROM GOOD ToWN-MR.
LIVE WIRE, THIS FOR USE or
INVESTMENT.

If you are looking for a first class
farm either for own use or invest
ment,-a farm way below any other in
the valley in price-Here it is.
Farm of 20S acres located ~ miles
from good town. 100 acres broke; bah
nee pasture and meadow, Coed
house, granary, barn. sheds, etc, we'll
Of fine water, mostly fenced. Price
only $50. per acrei
This viii be sold ia once: if you
want it., phone, write or call Erupire
Land CO. Wheeler Block, Moorhead,
Mimi. Prone 22Ga. -Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-02
PEARS! PEARS!

We have about 100 bushels of choice
canning and eating pears which we
will close out Thursday and Friday at
the Fourth street crossing at 81 per
bushel, delivered to any part of Fargo
or Moorhead. Phone 5S6-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-02

q disbarment, OF the severe censure
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-02
RESIDENCE PROPERTY

sell at a sacrifice the unfinished Ed
wards house on Seventh street south
located on one of the finest lots in
the city, overlooking Island Park. Will
sell the property as it stands or the
house alone to be moved off the lots,
or the material in the house.
The price on this property as it
stands is one that would permit of its
being finished and money made out Of
it. .
Let me talk with you about it. J. p.
Edwards. @. ..-. ,.r. B. v-Advt..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-02
A SAFE ~PRoposIrIoM-

Your valuable papers are worth pro-
tecting. We sell ire-proof safes and
vault doors at wholesale prices to adj
vertise our other lines of business. A
400-pound safe costs $50. Others at
equally low prices. Write to Hatcher
Bros. Of Fargo, N. D.. for catalogue
and prices. Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-02
For Sale.

Three fine building lots, 25x150 feet,
each located in Moorhead on car line.
VIII be sold cheap if taken at once.
For particulars, write tic Q. M, John
son, Granite Falls, Minn.,-Advt
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-02

If You are cold, the A. l.. Moody
underwear department. have something
to make you warm. The ADVERTISE
ment this issue calls your attention TO
the benefit derived from wearing Nun :
sing Union suits, -Adyt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-26
WINS OWN GAME
WITH A HIT In TWELFTH

with the inheld drawn. O. Schmidt
raped a fast one to Mullen who
erred and Allen and Edwards brought
IN TALES nos. , and ,. Fowler flied
out To StoheT and o. Schmidt died at
second on ticler's easy grounder to
Mullen The Miners came back In
their half OF the eighth and scored
one. Beck. to start. flied out To
Feeder in right, and GILES ambled to
hrst on b"lls. Mckelvey raped out
a slashing double to left and Giles
scored. Mac moved TO third through
riders failure TO hold the throw
from the oUtheld. and died at the
plate wher he attempted To- score IN
Muliens easy Crounder 10 Schmidt.
Arising from; his Slide Ma took issue
with Jumps Briceian. and here pulled
OF an aTsteurish looking stunt nv
pushing he little arbitrator in the
face.
Tied in the Ninth.
The Fairies failed 10 do anything N
their half % the ninth. but Bridge
port tied the tally In their half. Buck
alew led on with a double to left
ana went 60 third on Kennedv-s tap.
lie came home on DALEY : wild pitch.
Mum grounded out and Stoker fan
ned. The score remained UNCHANGED
until h last half Of the twelfth
rolled around. when Bridgeport placed
tho contest 20 the won" column To
start tho inning Stoker tripIed 20 the
fence and Thomas singled to left
and tho gene was over. Here's IN.
bon score which has too much
Thomas about 1t for the welfare OF
the Fairies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-26
speed PROGRAM
FOR THE STATE FAIR

Grand Circuit will have horses here
Curl Gosneil. Of Cambridge city.
IND Will be here with T. a. l.. Angry
j.. Halley's Comet. and others Janf-
fon has among others IN his string the
last going trotter Dolly s.. az one time
owned hy President Fred a. Carson. OF
~" central league. tho 2t2 PAGER Lily
Noodford, and many other trotters and
PAGERS Fred is driving this year.
year
Bert Nallow besides having tho Ma
l"r. o. starting a. 2t2 PAGER. Irish Lad.
~ Ioiuf hurna who has won many ~
NE Ftarts tie also has a 1t9 PAGER. e
- ~ fonnie Iutte. a ~ trotter and
others Guy Lee WIu he here with
Pandora Lady. the fast PAGER. Duchess
= trotter. bonnie Epv and otherH The
Two former have won : maiorftv Of
tleir races This season. Ault Who has
Judith wilkes The - troftor. Harry
Thatcher. driver % IEaak o. vfnner
.I t"o races In three days ~ Woods
Ifih. ired Abrams. 81 Monte WUks
Tame. bedford. bromley Woukins Usv-
Nopa ana other noted trainers who
hfed 90 Introduction to local hnrea low
era vii have their horses 1ua~tered A.
the Island Track ftis time nsrt uset
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-26
BOUT TONIGHT
Young Klaus. ~ This CITY. In Fine
Condition for Go WIN Johnny
Bycrs on Wonda.

Follower 0f the roppd arena I'm fhis
cifr will bc given % fr..
.hs rfcuinl 10 they go fo gteu.
honviile tp SOC the bout befg.eeu
Young aus. Of th cts and Iohnr,
byora of uuro In tho main event NJ
boxing houi PIT on under tho au.
% -rf of Tho AItsmonf club of that
'Ii Young Klaus is In thn pinb OF
condition Tor 'hc mill. aG be- has been
In constant trHiniuq for fhe past 'uo
"'eks He h7s been WORKING. ort
WIN several of Tho best ecrnpuors BOZ
fho city. and 900 Co., ready 'o give
bvere Tho fEhf ~ hfa c1rccr Tv,
local boys will Do seen in action
iu b r prehmlnarios close to ono
hundred local neht fans viii accom-
rHuy thc local boys
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-26
COL ANDERSON HAS BxCELLEHr
LOT or ENTRIES FoR EVENT.
Many OF the Eorses From the R1a
Snow VIII 30 Down For tns
Week-Improvements MADE.

FreI { rton. the veteran start
20 taps the gong ueNt week calling out
me tfoft~fs snd PAGERS foI the various
events ON To- speed card the finest lot
Cd. harness horses that ever scored for
fhf word uu o. haif mile oval will re-
tu'nd Ana To- colonel Robert Ander-
iunEH the credit Tor bringing this
classy rcld OF ateppsrs Co. The state
iHNf NeNcr in al hia years as "a speed
has Mr Anderson occurred
haH thie yrnr ann lovers ~ tho rae
hf game vii have an opportunity ~
s,eing some nose finishes that will
briuE thr rtarl 60 their feet
National Rules.
IhiF year the horses VII rare under
Oh National TIoff'UE u.rY.Iltlln rules
ir-t'ad or The american 1rottnF as
~ercIatlou The now at stem adnutrd Nv
goo american areurifflon placing all
% .enr save fnc head SINNERS hv The
point o. stem has PROVEN anything but
snri fiau abandoned ftr American Jules
end viii rnc~ under the S%affonrf rrles
rbe Free Ter AL
ia,. always
fhc racing game Boo wheeling This BE-
'n. rnr" not o. generally hard %
nl That is there ia never H hIlh class
h'li of horrer He n rulr face tho start
Ir thie event on coo minor tr4cka.
tHrars that Orc generally good enough
I ifF ffrf Tor al score Tor The Word
tle 1rsnd circuit llut fhif year
"I hnirrfnu hHr nllfd fhr race with =
bunch OF shoppers that viii reel N
If'. in Jose THAN 70 minute This
VII ts rln on Thurslar piu
If W"ff' r..rr miles fu frr
N.fu. u.Ios klns % the twice
wounds uHH rfHrf Tho MaIDr Ernwn
thr lfft ir.n h'rs. hrile the
M, .,s ,es no., .,', ,r, c,,i I'D
ounce DO Intends frflur Co.. cIip a
"fd f.n hi. mark Wed famiaon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-26
0NA DODD

prominent among the spectators a.
h BridEeport-Fairmont rame A.
Rrookside yesterday was Ona Dodd
the lad who held down the second
base job for the Smokes until re-
called by the Pirates Yesterday be-
INK an on day with the Pirates. Ona
took n run down 90 see his wife and
visit among other friends 10 at
tended he rame with Kfr weirhsr
and Will leave this morning for the
smoky city lie states that the series
just played between the Giants and
Pirates were tho hardest fought ~
any he has ever seen. The Lad is
looking hnc. " that word explains n.
n is proud o. ce even numbered
among the Pirates reeervc m,n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-26

ohl Wal NJ. n q August 20"
n'hhe piay'1 rings around Fort
aShe mere ''HaF ana Won rom the
'',ats oF . score NJ . lo Ihe local
l,cher were via n ~ln'uecuve and
-, poor support AZ r%rltical moments.
t'Hi"S Pl''n'o superb nail 'Ii me "n'
u hio'r' insied ln M" first
ahn wa, IoTC'd ar s,cond nv Shangh-
ness 'n' la'''r siole second ana
Nent 20 thlrd on n PASSED ball CLANCY
NalN'n ana SI'T Oh Tor second. "hila
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-26
ERIE CIRCUIT

rLARKsBt RC. W Va aug es
ono ~ mo chief and inosf interesting
features ~ fho annual Ciarkehurg
f'ir f0 Doc hold September ~. o.. ~
ana tH on pho beautiful now fair
rrnurdf horo r|i hr fhe horse rae.
.nr a. fhH ifIr ts.oeIafI0u Is nov n
member ~ fIe s~n.fhrafad brio Trof.
Ting Circuit mo kim OF tho haif
and a1 fnr roief racers n
r circuit FII hr brought % The
r'arksUurr Fair
II.. .'ar there vii he nineteen
biz racing 'renfs Tho frsi day %
ihn ffir. Tuesday. there Will DO n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-26
TIMELY HITS III TENTH rNarro
WINS GAME o. YOUNGSTOWN

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Aug PC
singles tr Tate and CONWAY. followed
10y MaRgarts three Dagger scored two
runs IN IN" tenth inning here today
m 0~ounEst0wr won tho third game
~ the series . 10 TO. Score:
Ter-e Haute ooocOoOOOO-G -
Youngstown 600 tunU0oO2- o
itatleries-ant~su and Horgrove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-26
ATHLETICS COP rTrAL
GAME FROM TAILENDERs

SOUTH BEND Ind. Aug 2s-Zanea-
NliI" took Tho last game OF tho season
nor" fnffr . 90 o. Roberts was fakau
oar az frr beginning o. the third aud
south Bend were unable Co. score on
Gilbert Score u ~ y
South EeuI o.. ofeoooooo-S 3 ?
InnesviiIe "c"002o1-s - ;
BATTERIES Masters and Tteman E.t-
rffr. Gilbert and Huston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-26

2 PC frot n ie pace "a @ e0 trof ami
% mile running r1co. Wedn.sdnv
thers viii be- a 10 pace 81 @ ls trot.
o. ? n pace and 81 q Jon iIn dash
atd re- D. mile dash Thuredar There
vii boz q q L. tro'. o. free Tor 900 pace.
e % rot. 20 . 90 pace and "a miIc
running dash Friday fhere viii Do "a
b. o. pace. a % Is fr1t. p 9 ID. uarr and
% mile running dash Purses OF
5000 each are offered Tor al tho har
mess events.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-26
SMOKES COP FINAL GAME
OF SERIES FROM WAYNES

stolen hases-Shaughnessy. Jansen.
Moran.
Sacrifice hits-Edington. Moran.
Sacrifice Hy-Wagers
ton.
bouhle rlnrs-Fabrique 10 Wanda
grit 90 Clancy. Gray to Steinbrenner
Co ServutiuS.
Hits OF Hardin. : in six innings:
on Goldrick. . IN one inning.
struck out-By Hardin. 3. by Atkins,
Base on haIls-On Hardin. .. of
iol'rick. !. on keNrer. 2 on Atkins. ;
Wild pitch-Goidrtck.
Passed balls-Wagers. .
Ut hy pitcher-ScIsauus
Time 90 game SIS.
Imptre-Clark
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-26
THREE PLAY RINGS AROUND
LEAGUE LEADERS.
Atkins Pitches Alright Ball all the
Way-"ayne's Pitchers Wild
and Ineffective.

Wheeling. e 20. Wayne. .
YOUNGSTOWN . Trrre Haute. %.
'lpb-rton. =. Canton. o
go Dayton. II Canton. J.
Grand Rapids. y. Erie. Z.
springfield. 9 Akron. :.
-~iresNille. = So Bend. ..