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The Chitina leader., 1912-03-09

the Treasury MacVeagh have decided under
listing laws whereby officer with assistants be estab
ished in Alaska He will be named the Commissioner of
HEALTH and will have power to appoint such assistants
necessary in parts of the territory They will main
quarantine such places necessary and will estab
fish such sanitary arrangements though advisable Gov
For time it thought that congressional action would first
be necessary but fortunately found to the
desired result and avoid the delay and uncertainty of getting
legislation through Congress- 1t is expected that Commits
sioner of Health will be appointed in a few days
WASHINGTON March 5-Mnister Calhoun, VINO is now
Pen has been eegraphed orders to have 700 American
troops sent at from Manila to Pekin.
SHANGHAI, March ga detachment of the United
troops in China
TOXIC March 5-Twelve hundred Japanese troops from
Kwang ung have been dispatched to reinforce the North
China garrison.
PEKIN March 5It is reported by foreigners who are
the interior that bands Of soldiers loong every rec
SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-Advces have been recev-
ed here to the effect that President Yuan Sh Ka the
Chinese republic has teegraphed the former president Dr.
Vat Sen at Nankng urging that he personally lead the
army in Pekn and to restore order Dr. Sun
piled that he willing do if is considered absolutely
necessary.
PEKIN March 5-One hundred foreign troops are now
duty at the legation and they succeeding preserving
order and protecting the building from being fired upon Five
thousand Japanese troops have been ordered from Port Arthur
to proceed to Ten Tsn
The Chitina leader., 1912-03-09

LONDON, March IA dispatch from Christiana, Nor
wav states that Amundsen himself and not his rival discov
cred South Pole The reports conflicting that the
public doubt just who did make the discovery 1t Is
now pretty generally accepted that either Amundsen Scott
or both, really did attain the goal.
WELLINGTON, N T.. March S-Capt Amundsen arrived
from Hobart Tazamana He states that Capt Robert Falcon
Scott the British explorer had reached the South Pole
The Chitina leader., 1912-03-09

SEATTLE, March 6-The result Of yesterdays election
was marked surprise to all the wise political rognoscators
betting and general opinion favored the election OF Hiram
c. Gill Mayor of this city TIE result favored George f.
Cotter by the margin of about 500 votes total OF
5000 yesterday At the primaries Feb
ruary Gill received $3.50 votes Coter 1921 Parish
1869 Wells 1854 Gs friends and counted con-
deny receiving least onehaf of the vote poed by Par
ish and Wells In reality they figured receiving twothird
that entire VOTE and winning the election by overwhem
ing majority But during the past few days the Parish
portes exeed every possible influence supported by the
acknowledgements to win the Parish votes to Cotter And
this they successful almost beyond expectation 1t
generally conceded that Gill would poll most of the Socialist
that went to Wells but they gradually began ally them
selves with the Coer forces until is believed wohrds OF
them finally their ballots for the successful candidate
Many of the extremists in the town today declaring that
the result will be business setback for Seattle However
Mayor Coter declares that he will give the city and
safe administration that will have tendency to draw capital
city instead of repeng it. His idea is that the city
needs smokestacks that will larger payroll and
he says wdeopen town doesn't bring them He will not i'm
pose unreasonable restrictions and sufficiently familiar with
this seaport city thoroughly appreciate the requirements in
the way of moral latitude.
The Chitina leader., 1912-03-09

CHICAGO, March 6-Secretary of War Stimson in ad
dress here declared that those who forcing Roosevelt to
against his old time friend Taft eopardzn the pro
gress of the nation He declared that these seeking
personal advantage and simply playing upon the self
confidence of the exPresdent to induce him the
test with the idea that he the only who might defeat
Taft for the nomination
The Chitina leader., 1912-03-09

MINEOLA March 7.-When Theodore Roosevelt read the
into the running for the presidential nomination. made by
Secretary Smson in his Chicago Speech he very
With much heat he denied the statement He further declared
that the administration leaders trying to wreck the Re-
publican party by seeking avoid and discourage the holding
of presidential primaries.
The Chitina leader., 1912-03-09

NANKING, March 5.Dr. Sun Vat Sen, for short time
President of the republic has started for Pekng Here
will exert his Influence restoring order in the burned
paged town, and if he succeeds he will removing
capital to Marking
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The secretary of state is ad
vsed that Dr. Sun Vat Sen had decided accept the mission
Of trying to bring about peace Chnas capital He now
Picking and expects Immediately the machinery the
republic to the capital
THEN TSIN, March 1.-Two American gunboats have been
ordered to the mouth of the Pei Ho river Germany is also
strengthening her military forces.
HARBN March 5-Three Russian companies have been or
dered to Tien Tn The foreign nations taking every
caution to protect their people and their commercial interests
It feared that the outbreak will continue and that the new
republic will have difficulty in controlling the situation
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-08
A WAR FoR ME OPEN SHOE

A WAR FOR THE OPEN SHOP
By this time union workers ought understand that there
desperate fight Chicago make this openshop
Any attack union attack ALL Organized capital
attempt bust unons at the time The
game is to lick them one at a. time.
Employers industry that has deal with several unions
get together organization Then they make
with the various unions their employ that these contracts will
expire at different times,
Then be started with union and all the others
will have keep of the fight while the union getting
trimmed; for they must live their sacred contracts
After licking union the organized employees tackle
another and the end every union that stayed cooomed by
while sister union being of business will go
the route.
The shameful thing about tbs that greedy employees often
find labor leaders who their nec will sell their
brother unonists; and that will help employers destroy
other unions.
The great lesson working and working havelt
learn that they stand ogeher and that every attack
union is attack on all unions.
learn is that organized greed can't ensave union labor without
shaving all labor It is organized labor that has kept the wages of all
labor going much lower than they
ORGANIZED labor can't fight its battle without fighting the
battle all labor for aer share of its product No working
scab his brother without scabbng all labor and
himself Is the competition of worngmen for work that keeps
wages down. and cunning capitals game to maintain situation
where at least one man always eager to get another mans job
There ducks China They Matched establish
than all the world outside it ments fitted UP for the purpose
They every farm Some of these establishments
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-08

There are more ducks in China
than in all the world outside it.
They are kept on every farm, on
the private roads, and on all the
lakes, rivers, and smaller streams.
There are many boats in which as
many as two thousand are kept.
Their eggs constitute one of the
most important articles of food.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-08

They are Matched in establish
ments fitted UP for the purpose.
Some of these establishments
turn out as many as fifty thou
sand young ducks every year,
Sailed and smoked ducks are sold
in all the towns, and many of
them are exported to countries
where Cinnamon reside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
Special Dispatcn 20 the IntelliFencer.

1hN'AaA AAHAAANA 10 Nuf AuIflAfEenCer.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. June 10
Ed Waring, catcher OF the Terre
Haute team, did a Ty Cobb stunt by
going Into the grandstand this after
noon and beating up Il spectator. fur.
nishing further excitement TO a rous-
Ing game In which the Terriers won
from Wheeling. 3 10 J..
The husky backstop punished the
spectator on being appealed to by his
wife. who alleged that Sidney MUIR
and Jess Simms. sitting back OF her.
were making insulting remarks.
Dolan brought in the first score in
the second when he led OF with a
double TO center field. Calbert fol
lowed him with a fly to left. and Grant
Tanned. but Waring singled. scoring
the big first sacker. a throw was
made from right field 70 the plate 10
catch Dolan. and Waring went 10 sec
ond, scoring on Doyle's timely single.
Mahoney retired the side by breeding.
In the third a long peg from right
field TO the plate kept the Terriers
from scoring. Snyder was given a
pass. took second on Picks single.
and both move up a peg on Mnler's
sacrifice hit. Dolan bingled one 10
right field. on which Snyder attempt
ed 10 score, but the ball beat him 10
the plate.
The Hopefuls' final score came IN
the sixth frame, when with one down
Miller doubled. took third on a Wild
pitch and scored on Dolan's sacrifice
ny. Calbert hit n so hard that n
landed against the left field fence
with a bang. but the nelders we're
playing back and he was caught az
the third station. Miller's hit before
him was IN about the same place. but
the fielders were playing in farther
and % would have been good for three
bags. but he fell down just after cross
ing the keystone sack and had 20 be
satisfied with a double.
The StoRles took a fresh start In
the last frame. Graham was sent In
70 bat for Moran. and he connected
Anderson suhbed for Matteson. and
he laced one Just out OF reach Of
Grant and Mahorcy. Gray famed.
but Booze singled. filling the bags.
Dodd followed 81 with a bingle
through short. Graham scoring Jan
sen laced a hot n 10 Pick. who got
the ball in time 20 nail Anderson and
throw 20 first and get Jansen.
The score:
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SISTERSVTLLR

Hl-TEHStr lille vs. Va. June 10
M'es Ellu skargs who has been Dr.,
Canton ohio. fHr several m1nths Do.
turned to-day aud will aprnf several
days with Hrr parents
SIR tud Nrs Or a Miller OF Mccoy
'eiEhts. Isft tH.s morning for Dfea- 4
s.. tn visit with their parents AND
Other rrIafItfr f.r several munfha
Mr. 300 Nrrrnrs. VIII. f.a been y,..,
us rclatit'a here Tor several dayr left
'''H mining for biz home In Sru Esra.
.nFfur. ga
Zion Jamaa 90 str.rsIIrr .--.s..-
i'N. "f |~fIrr4frH ord ono 40
Hh.n.f LHurara boo fnr State af
IVY u.s. HIrteI to-day and
Mr Harley NIrIru iaf tlia m1rrlrr
snort business tIp fo Middle.
Boy va
Irr form UarEnrstufr S. a.
Do h17 been "n business Tor several
Miss sarab Bailey. who Dos been viri,.
tHrC M va f.r several w..s. r~.
turned fY Dor home Iaaf et.r.rr
iEEa o.. -u.f.fH vs.
saEEe fIu.rll which uu Dol held fa.
Hotf o.. U.rls-.ar who rs. bean r.
va fnr several dave
'l p hu7ir1s. mission returned fn fHe
m NaaT ..f h u.r1.rr f,-
'r woe ..UuuurI
Mr DID, o. DNeaI NJ East street rar,
ihiH n'I"'nr fHf I~I.raubIrr W Na
Rher. h. sIII Dol employed as drUar .H
"..T If.res ar ,ts south side ..r
'..r'rr fHr D~arnEfor 90 rr ~
mission
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
CENTRAL LEAGUE PITCHERS -
. ARE BOUND TO GO HIGHER
By N. Q. HsRAe.

ment let get away from Wheeling for
a few paltry dollars. is also bound TO
rise. Jack was tried out by Cincin-
rat and the American league also.
but az the time he suffered with a
sore arm. This has left him and he
will again do great work with the
majors. Il will be remembered that
before he suffered this injury 20 his
wiring arm he won several games
easily.
Then Sherrold Smith Of the SpLng-
Held aggregation. who has a PITTS
burgh string attached. viii also work
with the majors Smith is a good
s'abhist % bound TO rise.
Then Fromholtz. Sterzer and soy.
sral others could be counted in the
same class In fact there are a
dozen FINGERS In the Central league
just uu" VINO are pitching remark.
able BALI. and if they keep this good
work up. they are bound TO get a
chance iu the big show.
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Going upl

Going up!
It's bound TO be the cry toward the
latter part Of the Central league sea
o FOR some OF the pitchers.
Already many OF the slabbists have
shown superb form and even now
the big league scouts are making the
round az the @tweiyeicIub circuit look.
ing over their work.
Among the many being watched
and bound To rise 10 the mbior
league is Goulalt or the Springfield
u The little Freuchmun is a TO-
markably good slabbist and has been
setting the circuit on fire this sea.
son. Goulait greatly resembles Jack
compton In stature and looks. he is
>iubby. bus agile. fleet on foot and
composed OF a bundle Of muscles aud
not an ounce Of supcrfIuOus flesh lie
VIII make his mark in the big show
Then Jack Compton OF the Vets.
the slabbist whom the old manage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
EXCELLENT BILL
For Wheeling Park Secured by Man.
aser Moore For Balance
Of the Week.

The bill for Wheeling park for the
LIST three days OF this week Is some
thing out o. the ordinary. and the
management deserves TO be conEratu-
lated on the excellent bill that has
been secured for the balance OF the
week. \ variety Of comedy and
mirth IL scattered throughout the
performance and lovers OF amuse-
ments should certainly pay a visit
to be convinced.
Mr.. Moore has just returned from
a trip IN the interest Of the park and
reports that he has booked some OF
the best shows for the balance Of thu
season that It is possible to secure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
"REMINISCENCES
OF Early History Of First English
Lutheran Church Related
Last Evening.

With an unusually large audience
IN attendance. "a meeting Of reminis-
ccnsss was held in the First English
Lutheran church last evening. In
connection with the nftieth anniver-
sarv celebration. Il was an AFFECT
ing service and an interesting one as
We'll. as nearly all the old members
related many touching incidents con
nected with the history Of the church.
Letters ~ cu~nEratulation were read
from members. who have entered the
ministery. including Rev. Frank Be
Zoe and Rev. peshau.
Many souvenirs and tokens Of re-
wards Of merit were displayed. as
w're papers and programs OF the
time when the church was called
BaTuitz Mission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
BOARD OF TRADE
Meeting VIII be Held This Evening
a Wheeling Park-Hon. a. B.
White viii Address Members.

From present Indications. the meet
inE ~ the board o. trade az Wheeling
park this eveninH will DO we'll attend
"a The program a. been completed
and ev-H"teruor A. r. white vii Be
che principal speaker. Meisters orr
Chesfra will furnish the music. and
foIl1winR fre meeting. luncheon Will
Dol served Ir the park casino.
The board VIII present each mfm-
bnr attending with car fare. admission
pass anda ticket for the luncheon.
several special matters viii DO con-
eidrrcd and the meeting viii be an
important one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
WARRINGTON DRY
Council Refuses 20 Grant Licenses 10
Saloons In Marion
County Town.

special Dispatch 90 tIe Intelligence.
FAiRMuNT. W. Va. June by q
vote 81 three Tor and three against
the license Tor the city Of Manning
ton Tor the year beginning July l..
1912 were lost tonight At a previ-
session ~ council the vote was a
dc n the question was again
brought up 90 "a final meeting to-
night With th, vote a tie and the
mayor not having tho power 70 vote
licenses was lost o. tho town for the
ncNf year Hrr.nnInc July !. the FIVE
saloons now dninE business in Man
ninEtOn will close uu and the town
will he dry Tor the next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
AMATEUR BASEBALL

81" interesting game o. BAH Will bee
paved IN ih" Tunnel Green in East
Wheeling SUNDAY afternoon who, fr.
strong lack Arthur ~
a.. ~ '''" ana ih'
clash. Tho game Is called Tor o..
ard will r. d....,
.,n I'D
l.ofb nm ''ains nave
'U p NIai H''l "f riveiry 'N-
Ts - "'' named teams
'' JACK AiihHfF
1000 Shine ana
" ~ 'H' Nh''lInE Mold,
l ana ''HHers
rt. r.r.t. $500
a. t..,.. ,.ut .... a Do"
..rt tt....t Fs"u 'I't
'Nu'nIii'" "i DaI viii n'
..Tt- -" lHhl'' OF
~ w" W. '''N ire" To- OBJ"
Ta. zf...--...
4r, t.,w ,t. Nf''
.sw. t. Do. ,I.-.4 l"I %
F1hs.aotorF
49,, VIZ ln'.
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q" Ia PLAYED ON the
grounds Sludss. 70 accepted answer
through this paper or clII LANES
Pool room.
% Sh"dys.d. baseball club would
Dos" 2" ABRAMS, two rum-s f1r tho
i'Hrth ~ July iu connection with
their picnic Would also like To- have
S1furiaE and Sunday games fn Hs
played uvHr from homo u accented
coll l'f-J lis'Ilirc. National phone.
.f write Jesse bidav. manar.r.
s~I.I.aIg..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
BODIES HOME RUN
GAVE CHICAGO GAME

CHICAGO. June 19.-Bodie's home
run lu tl. sixth inning gave chicago a
% Co . victory over ST Louis today.
Benz held 81 Louis to three hits until
the ninth. when "a single and a triple
scored "A run. Score.
Il. ". r
chicago 800 20 o @ o / o ! k %
81. Louis go 20 % 10 IL 8 2
Batteries Benz and Kuhn. Z. and )
Brown and stephens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
CONVENTION COMMITTEE
ApJoURNs TO MORNING

CHICAGO June 1e-CommIffce on
permanent 0rF]7nIzaflon mot ImmedI-
li'IE "ff.r tho adjournment 90 the
l''II'O'1n national convention this
e%tcninE. but without proceedinr q,
uNlrIT. rfIHururd until 10 o.. w TOE
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
BOSTON INCREASES LEAD
BY VICTORY

NEW YORK. June 1s-BostOn easily
defeated New York In the FIRST game Of
the series. by . TO .. Redient pitched
well. holding New York 10 five singles
Score.
II -. r
Boston .....O o o 0 / 0 % 10 :
New York % o / O o O q % 3 }
Ratteries-Bedient and Carrigan. War
hop and sweeney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
W.Y.U. VARSITY
BESTS ALUMNI
classy GAME ENDS WITH VARSITY
WINNER AFTER HARD BATTLE.
Cheese Performs C~reGitabIy
for varsity and Bull Smith
for Alumni! Team.


Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
NOEGANTOWS. ~ Va. June H.
in one OF the most exciting games OF
lu" season here the varsity defeated thc
AllIuui to-day by the score Of . Co g.
Tie former stars gave an excellent rN-
Llpitiun and tue Varsity Was required to
Use three pitchers.
Tie feature uf the same was tHe u.t-
Ming uf Bull Sfu.t.. UT tlagEsuurg. for
merry with tine smokes anu the work OF
BacHUan. three runs being scored on O.
sacrifice made uy IiU Boo the -.xta lu-
ming The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
YOUNGSTOWN WINS
FIRST TIE GAMBLERS

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June lg.-
SIand hapids lost To YOUNGSTOWN. To 8.
through n combination of hits and errors
IN the final inning. Score. y. n. r.
Grand Rapids. % O4OOO1O1- 6 Is 3
Youngstown ...O41O0OOO4- 9 II I
Batteries-Essick and Holmes: Aims
worth and Miller.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June 10
WaShington's winning streak OF II
straight games was broken here today
when the home team won a double
header. Philadelphia captured the FIRST
game In ten innings. by . to I. and the
second b. a ninth-innlng rally by 4 to 3.
The biggest crowd Of the season saw
the doubie-header. Scores:
First game. r II r.
Washington ...OOOOO1OOOO-I S ?
Philadelphia .OOOOOOOOl1-2 : l
Observation-Disclosures and Henry; Coombs
and Lapp.
Second game. n. II. r.
Washington o o o 9 o o o o-8 4 ?
Philadelphia q o u 1t : I
der and Thomas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
GREGG AGAIH PITCHES
CLEVELAND TO A WIN

held Detroit TO three hits today and
Cleveland won by a score Of 3 TO L.
Louden's fielding featured. Score.
n. n. p
Detroit .....O % o o U o O O-I 3 ?
Cleveland 90 ID o , q O-3 10 2
Batteries WTllett and Stanage.
Gregg and Easterly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
NINTH INNING RALLY
WINS o sPRIHGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD. O.. June lg.-The
locals took the first game OF the series
to-day from Canton. Score X. H.. h.
Canton ...-....O OO3OlOOO- %
Springfield ....O OO2OOOO3- ) /
Batteries-Donley and TeNter. smith
and Mckee. Jmpires. Blackburn and
Reilly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
DAYTON TAXES CLOSE
ONE PROM ZANEsvLLE

DAYTON. .. June ls.-Otey had the
better OF Stremmel In a pitchers battle
mere to-day and Dayton defeated Zanes-
Vile b. a score OF 3 TO 2 Score.
r. II. F.
Dayton .......IOOIOIOO--3 Z I
GAINESVILLE ....O O1OlOOOO- 8 /
Bateries-Otey and Konnick; Strem-
mel and Huston.
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FIVE IN A row
ron BRooHLYH BOYS

sE.l.Ir< Juno Oh. The r-r.asI.-s
won fNs.r fffH straight game today hg
|~'f.tf.uE TrI|fIrIrH.l. 8 fH % Zoo their
fI"f .IrI ~ fHr present series The
e..-. R d T.
.rH. I. I.fr..I. uuU0D2nUO-
Ir".ffrr ZfHfU0fs- % 20
I..ff... ..-fie HrT K1Tfer. Krct-
.J.r .I| Miller
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
TAFTs CELEBRATE
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

WASHINGTON. June 1q This was
Oh" -tfH anniversary 81 fhs marriage
~ fhs president and Mrs Taft. and
ih,, celebrated Dc quietly IN the
White House
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
IL RUNS MADE BY AxRon
ON THE TAILENDERs

SOUTH BEND. Ind. June ls.-Akron
POUNDED Ferrias hard to-day and with
numerous errors defeated the local team.
IS to 8. Score. II IA. +.
Akron .........O2sOO2sO4-is is 0
south Bend ...lO21OOOOOI-5 : 3
Batteries-Doak and Fohi: Ferrias and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20

PHILADELPHIA June o. A. tho
I.'ih r-owm'ucamenf ~ me Tnivar-
effr OF T-rrnarl,ar.a seven har.rsry
l.fr.ra wrr. .Hr.lrr.d and $50 atYf.
,nta were graduated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
ERrE LOSES coon aAnE
TO vARHELLyB TEAM

FORT WAYNE. Ind. June ls.-Fort
Wayne defeated Erie this Afternoon, by
a score or 6 to ?. Score. X. n. T..
Fort yne....220OO2OOO- 3 ?
Batteries-sterzer and shang: LoudeI
and Martin.
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Washington at PhIIadcIhia-
Detroit at Cleveland.
ST Louis at Chicago.
Boston at New York
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Philadelphia 2: Washington l. 90 in-)
Philadelphia Z. Washington }.
Cleveland 3. Detroit I.
Boston 5. New York 2
Chicago 2. ST Louis 1
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wheeling at TerTe Huute.
Youngstown at Grand Rapids.
Z~anesville at Dayton.
Erie at Fort Wayne.
Canton at Springfield.
Akron at south BEND.
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WASHINGTON
LOSES TWO
wUNNo srEEAx nnoKEu wrK
A BUZZ 1T P"LAD1LPEIA-

Athletics take Doubls Bm-orsgg wins
Another for the C1svslAnd Ar
regat1on-
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Pittsburgh at Cincinnati!
Chicago at ST. Louis.
New York at Rostou
Philadelphia az BROOKLYN.
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"IIIIsUuTEU, \, - Louis. l.
New York. o. Boston. .
Brooklyn, 6. Philadelphia, ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
TERRE HAUTE BESTS
STOGIES In THE FIRST

Double plAys-Mahoney, ~unassited; well
Cher to Haley: Pick to Dolan. wild
pitches-Matteson. First base on errors
GeiseL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
PIRATES WIN
ANOTHER ONE
DEFEAT ST. LOUIS TO TUNE OR
8 TO /.


Game Was Featured by the Pitching
OF Robinson for the PittsburRhers.