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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-13

The Chamber OF Commerce cam
paagn comes at an opportune time.
The campaign had been planned be-
fore Secretary Smell was offered the
Charleston secretaryship. as II was the
opinion Of the officers and directors OF
the Chamber of Commerce that Sum-
tor should fall into line with the work
nor the State Chamber OF Com
merce, for which effective work has
Been done I'm Greenvilie. Spartanburg
and Rock Hill within the past month.
Now that Secretary Smell has been
called to Charleston and his successor
must be found In the immediate fu-
snre. II is all the more necessary that
the organization be put on a sole
foundation to carry on without
halt the good work that has been done
during the past two years. Sumter
cannot AFFORD to take a backward step
and the business men should get to-
gether and provide the ways and means
Tor q more vigorous campaign for the
upbuiiding Of the city than has ever
been prosecuted in the past. The
work that has been done since the
Chamber OF Commerce was reorgan-
fzed two years ago and a regular Sec
retary employed Is now beginning to
bring results. and IL we would not
lose what We have invested In money
AM effort the work must be taken
ap sud continued when Secretary
soeii lays IL down. We have less than
. month In which to find another Sec
retary and as soon as the campaign
10 concluded this week. the search for
the right man for the place should
be started.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
BY JIMINY!!!
Erie Sport Writer Talks About Those
Two wanops We Gave the
Sailor Delegation

In commenting on the double defeat
Of Erie. the sport writer OF that city
says.
Two wallops in the same place We
could survive the shock ~ II were not
for the painful side issues. There are
numerous regrets in the Aftermath Of
that double trimming In the first place
the Sailors could III afford to drop two
games at this qr<lical time Fortunate
Iy for the local cause, Springfield was
defeated by South BEND. thus assuring
fourth place for a day longer. Jenkins
the hardest working member OF the
STAFF. lost the first game or the double
header and SterLe- saw his winning
streak snot when the Stogies got the
decision IN the second game Opposed
TO jenkins was the nestor OF the central
league pltohers-9TahRTn- This ancient
hurler has four victories to his credit
over Erie. He - one % the sort who
pitches average ball against other clubs
and picks out one certain club 10 hunt
late. This certain club happens to be
Erie. So much for jenkins and Ora
ham. The next step OF the argument IL
one We would Ike to pass Up. hut can't.
Matteson. former Sailor. pitted his skin
against SetrEeT and what he did IL
shown IN the box score Matty and
BucA were enjoying winning streaks
and one or the other had 20 see theirs
busted .Sterzer's record was shattered
while Christy stepped into his seventh
straight victory. All can say -
that We wish We had him hack
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NOTES OF GAME.

slipping?
Not yet for a while
,'y.n com" right back today.
Se boster and see EN- accomplish
W.nchell Will Doe tn HEAVIER for the
iIfst gam" and that looks good
Ii4 you notice how they got after
10y aliefed sport when lie started to
Nnock yesterday:
,,s M. ,,.ii1, asa.n figured prominently in
ny llridins end OF Toe San e. granDing
a hlgh foul IN left fuSt a. II "a ab,,l-,
10 strike the boards.
TIE visitors kick IN concert an tee
49,. WIZ 90 Lesry go the tat. Jmps
ana strikes mixed - ana The enfirc
'iTi''Hs delegation surrounded him as
y" 20 harn one wa.e or Tie hand
NiA"n Had his batting eye .r tho sam.
connecting three times oft n. ~. trim.
% u" plate Two uf the I... re..-r,r-
BE lad a bad fr sc.e 100 me f..i., w.,
'-'Iir' ff"'t drive la tho sixth
" 20" persons paid admission
yesterday. while a little less f.an thft
.,',''.' ...tN the u0Iri- header N.Ines-
."l- TIC fair sen Was much in ,vI-
.'N'' yesterday 10 NUMBER .ut NOT Ia
'',i hS Wen expect more from tncm
There - ro displur- Of ,tc Ia; thar
"iI" tf'l~'i gets ON rho fop rF every
.'r N'f"~ naff 81 al stages ana
many in'N beats the runners tl ffr.t
,'. re- r.rcrrs bis Iesi-.or- .,-.'t
HAt Stands fo. TOO rg4.I .rg....tt .r
ii' "Inl"n "t tae fans
'l'f error was 3D. difficult Chance.
p" ""'hl't -itcf arltnE t.r -f.,.n.i.,
h-i ". fhIt threw NIXON a.if pt f.r.-
t..i.. '"r7 a3ef the S,lo. safe
~ ana registered a stolen base. HstIn.
.'." i.if. DID,. Oh. first .n.lf- Tr.
'i"i so ..nre- Perfectly 4f
1. emu over hair "f the u.mr,r Ne.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
LEAGUE MAGNATES
GRAB YOUNGSTERS
OHIO sTATE LEAGUE PRos-
Poets ARg sgINC
cRAeeEo ~.
Al Si"es - Pr'sss A.. s.a-s Pss
Fo~ FSss-. Ss.rs s,e NJ
%, Ars Co-ost.s-

This season m TIE ono state
League Will gndouhfe1iv 30 ths aan-
ner ono In the way % disposinE e
youngsters 20 clubs n m. biE sho~
AZ the major league oVnsrs AZ, rnAz-
ing all kinds % offers or The ,o.ns-
siers who look the most prornis ng.
The graduates this ssason viii be
triple that Of any other season bat
jus; how many % tho new men make
good remains 20 b. seen. Mansfield
has already sold two PLAYERS and
pocketed $4,000 As result Of the
negotiations. Little Johnny DAILY,
shortstop goes TO tho st Louis
Browns In exchange for $4,000. DAILY
was with New Castle last season but
was traded 10 Mansfield during the
latter part OF the season. He has
been fielding In sensational STYLE this
season, but has not been doing any
thing wonderful with the stick He
gives promise the league scouts say
OF being developed into "A 300 hitter.
Ben Highley left handed twirler is
the other man 10 be traded into
money. He goes TO Columbus for
$1,000 Zeke Reynolds appointed
manager Of Mansfield last season az
ter the national commission had
ruled that Eddie Hahn was an out
law discovered Highley in some bush
league and signed him. He did fair
work last year and this season has
been burning up the Ohio State or
Eanization.
The record sale OF the league was
made Tuesday when Cy Marshall
Portsmouth HEAVIER was sold 10 the
Philadelphia Nationals for $1,000.
Manager Doom looked him over few
days ago and reported him ripe for
the big show. Marshall goes into the
majors In the fall after the close Of
the Ohio State season There are
still several youngsters IN the Ohio
state. who are anxlously awaiting
the call to go up and II a number
continue TO play as they have been
their expectations will be realized.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

Too much Refs and not enough
Richey and Bemis. explains IN O. fov
Wei selected words ne WHY'S and
wherefores or how the final rarn.
with the sailors went the wrong way
hN tho count of 20 2 on the Island
lot YESTERDAY art Refs seemed 70
have everything and that was NOT
AT. Do" had it going right. So much
IN Tact thtt the locals showed -
uu"n urfnmlliarity with his shoots
~ The Erie Contingent did tho day
before Nth Nattsson's offerings Il
was certainly an Erie day from every
siandpoint. but whats the use II
crying over spilled milk. ~ g. is im
possible % win them al The loss
yesterday Will have tend.rr- 20
add interest fo fodars doutl. At
traction but 20 al the truth We diI
hate % see our winning streak
broken.
E.ery'hirg favored the locals IN
ih' opening rounds 90 ffc battle.
but The sr"ra changed a. me con
hI't rrnEr ssrl Tun off those D.f
time r..d fata ouch as We witnessed
.Hef scar arI fhe season before was
ff.fi .rrIrg N,n.f ref .-.f -n o.
F I.t.s g. .e .r..s.I around arl
red ir .'ff manner 81. fs If'ed
PIN. .r fr. ff-| ar. s.nt ir r.r.Is
af .~ ff..t Peggy deliver.
f0 taa rf.tI ar u.a
f u'rs. ..f f'~ fn
.r "ff.r ..ra frsa Tho I..sfs
r.r..a Hr.t.aa .-.r
feHsss f ''.
f.s F.t far..r
rf rrI tIrr
came
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. July is cal
merits batting was responsible for the
ictory of Terre Hauts over DAYTON
to-day to o His home run sent m
one score ahead of him and his double
also drove 900 runner Calbert also
contributed single. drew a wal1 and
crossed tho ran three times. Score
II. ~ r.
Terre Haute ....u 20leinIN-7
Dayton ........O u 90 t0f-c &
batteries--Doyle and Ilargrove. From
holtZ and kpnnick
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
REAL BOOSTER
Pete CsrsVssios Fan Of First Water
offers Meal Ticket to Every
Man Scoring Run.

Why don't YOU get in on this prize
Pete How can j. Why offers some
meal tickets. This was all that was
necessary and Pete Caravasios Said.
sure. tell the boys III give each one
Of them who scores a run a meal
ticket good ~ either the Bijou or
Fort Horny Dairy lunch rooms
worth Si.lo." It's safe To- predict that
few Smokes will go hungry for some
time al least
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
waynss Get "a HIT.

FORT WAYNE. Ind. July Is-Fort
WAYNE batted Pfeincr and Essick hard
to-day and won over Grand Rapids as
d result. by score OF 70 10 8 tn hat
tina or Nauagfift. who got i've hits out
OF as many appearances at the plate.
featured. Score. r. IA 4
Fort Wayne 24OOb 2OOx-f7 %
battrrtes-Es~ick rfei1er and Holm
es. Goldrick and Marlin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
oilhert severslx rniur.h.

Akron. %. Jul. lN.--Akrou won from
GAINESVILLE today. q to Gilbert center
Tor 'saueSVi.le. was 50 severely injured
sliding FOR home that he was taken 10
hospital where ne did not regain con-
S'''nTnes> for several hours Score
r ~ T.
Zsn"svilie ......o oooo0seo- 2
Akron ..........n TgtuuQs "a %
Sft"nfr"l and Hawkins Iepson. PEAK
and IouI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

N'I NGSTpWN. -. july is-Csrtou
Ven from youngstown today. g. O
On t." bead Pcs % pitched i.fI ana q. t-
said h" Will nov h~ able 20 pinv again
ft's season. Score y 81 D.
Young town snt000o D..
canton s.uae0rfD G. &,
~f0a'es. Srsrry ard Brrts and MALE
it".n4u.st and TsNt,r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
FINE CHAMPION
Johnny coulon. ChampdoA Bantamweight
OF world, Pinsd for Speeding
Auto.

Special Dispatch 70 the Inte.Itgencer.
LAST LIVERPOOL. o.. July fs-For
exceeding tie speed Nm't ln an auto
mobile here this Afternoon johnny
roIlon. cr ampiou bantam nghte- ~ the
world was arrested and arraiEnef IN
tho local police court The champ -.
Iosted forfeit - SIS and tran Ieff for
g.. ~aEo before be aad been given e.
bearing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

four hits out Of as many times at bat in
the second game. Score.
FIRST Game r H. r
koston ........3 0O102l- u n
Cincinnati ....0 u0i0oo0 !.
ferdue and Killing. Suggs and Mclean
Second Game Il "a =
Boston ........IO0OoO0 >
Cincinnati ...--2 ie0Oi OK. u 20
hess. Dickson and Raridan, Benton
and clarke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
VALUES TELL

n trying bur
Money! hao rS
10 ryoudon
owhn
nd waad.a
OF We
the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

hit. He lifted the ball over the center
field fence with two down In the sec
ond. Score: Il n T.
south BEND 30 - OOOO2 OO-2
Springfield .....3 1OuOU % %
Batteries-Ferrias and Ryan. Goula.t
and Mckee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
RlcHEV is POUNDED OFF RuBeEF
AND BEMIS RELIEVES.
Locals Fall 20 Hit In Pinehes. eeins
at the Mercy Of Refs Through
out Contest.
Yestaraay,s Resnlta.

Erie. : Wheeling ,
Springfield. Z. south Bend.
Fl Wayne. n. Cr. Eaplds. g.
rerre HAute. {. Dayton. s
Akron, q. GAINESVILLE, =
canton. q Youngstown 4
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Standing OF Clubs.


'anton a. Island Park go
south Rcnd at DAYTON
Ft Wayne at Spr1nEfield
Ierre Haute at Grand Rapids
Youngstown a. Erie
Akron ar ZanesvffI .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
JOE PATCHEN III
IS HEAVY WINNER
CAPTURES BIG 5000 STAKE xAc1
AT KALAMAZOO
S1atty Direct Wins 2:1o rrot IN
Straight Heats Defeating


rust
kAiAMAZOO. Mich. July ls.-Joe
iatci"h Ut prove a remarkable neavy
stSek stopper to-day. easily taking three
,,,i.l ls.t hes,s IN the Celery city $4,000
During Tho scoring for the first heat
or t,.~ event columbia Fire caused
Gown. finally sitting down on the sulky
aId brtah'ng the wheels to the ground.
bflFer shank had a narrow esca pc from
injury lut the horse WAS era hbe5 10 a
HdihhrF or spectators who happened TO
"r Ntahhing inside tho fence where the
aCCidsnt happened The horse was
Withdrawn after tho accident
'hatty Direct won the 2.fO trot in
Sstlrlsht heats. although Elizabeth Ray
..hi@Hed close uu lu tie first two meats
iecrs entry Gordon Todd made a 49,
showing Rurnham Baushman furnish
- the surprise Of the day by defeating
] ne Limit 30 straight heats in the . o.
out q The Limit by half length for
$t'n Hd place. -Four horses Branhanl
n .l man. 9 The Limit. Ma lur Brine
anI non ffonto. IN the cscond heat came
20 IN" wire heads apart. finishing In the
Because or tho delay caused bv rain.
ne =. - trot was put over until to-
The summaries
D." trot. purse 81 900.
Chaity Direct first. Elizabeth Ray.
> uSt.
?l6 race. purse 5000. . ms
"'' lHTtN"u -. iirst, knight on
uario. second. Mollie Darling, third
Lest time -.O6i.
o5 pace. purse $1,000. {. in g.
Erannam iiaughman. first. . The
i..mit second. Don Pronto. third Rest
time. ufis.
BRADFORD Pa. July is-Only one
faforife Iandorn Lady. won to-ady N
events ~ the Lake Erie circuit Fair
"~a ther. a good track and large attend
an-e were features summaries:
-i- pace purse 800.
Pandora Lady tLeeJ. won: Arlington
Todd. second. Dick Direct (Porfer).
third eBst time. 2.15t.
,n f~of. purse $500.
orc society tGrayl. won. Matt tTodd).
second. Doricy Flower Grvine), third
Best time. 1fts
80 race. purse $500.
Rose Eud Nckturev CShefer0 won.
ldt'le Mar - lJam SOM. second. Miss
Ps'.er 'keynolisl. third. Best time.
-if-s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
SAILORS CAPTURE FINAL
GAME OF SEASON SERIES

~ Cmps Geisel We are panied 10 state
mat Nixon reached first Tor the visitors
N lhe initial inning Gray had some
trouble ia fielding NI.uu's grounaef hut
recovered and saot To- first IN plenty Of
time % get the sailor bur t;ei-el ruled
~. NothinS resulted. a. Anderson
e.ot,.'i,.l"d out 10 Duke. The ice was
.Ioken az the very beginning by the
.h'N. one run being scored IA the first
, gray p"hed one into right fi.ld fof a
one uase count and went 90 second on
a Pa~Sei ball lie pilfertd third A mo-
mem Later and craven drew 81 PASS.
D'"e grounded olr 90 first and When
RES ihf"w 20 first 90 catch Ilodd Gray
Spiihted home for the first score era
ven attempted 80 steal home but WAS
'h,o"n oHf after pretty slide.
4. tN" second iuniug tollIgIn lei off
WIN double f'r Erie. bat when guiu-
an .lt 90 Jansen the PItt-burgher shot
~" P.l 20 Hola ami Fulllrau was caur nj
Ilat FOOTED. Miller hat Zoo GRAY and A
''uhle re- Ilted. Cuinlau ug forced af
Htcpu" le locals annexed the second
ana last ono go the.r nalf ~ tho second
Jansen ans ~erNatius grounded oct hut
,,HitN '~at out an iufieId hit Co short
N"ia an raped Sharply To- Miller who
t,t"N tie PHI into tho right field
nltt'h"rs. Haley stopping al third and
FiilHlet az see uuf. RiDhey then rappsI
thst ono towards tlird and guinlan
hitef grabbing the bail with one haud
~."t Y @" OBJ. goo 20 catch Moran. but fail
90 When Hlcley started towards s.--
pnd Moran dashed FOR the plate. hut
was caught sIy.
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Civil Service E.xamina. ton.
pOsToFrIcE CLERK

An open competitive examination 70,
clerk will be- held at the post.ofiice n
this city on May Is. 1912. For applica.
ton blanks and further information nm.
Ply to Local Secretary. Board Of u. 4,
Giyll Service Examiners. post office
Deming N. NJ.
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.otice "a hereby gwen that The Luna
county Telephone Association will re-.
cSivs bids for the construction NJ it,
trunk line from Deming via HoDdale u
Columbus, ". NJ. all material ~ be
furnished by the company. Specifca.
il00s ARE on file with the Undersigned.
IAN T. CLARK,
Secretary.
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