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The Washington times., 1912-01-22
CHURCHMEN MUST
STOP DREAMING AND
WORK, SAYS PASTOR
Rev. DR.. Charles Wood
Gives Advice for Men and
Religion Movement.

"Idle dreaming and mere money sup
port will never solve the problem Of
men and religion. 1t IL time for the
churchman to stop dreaming. II Chris
tianity is to be felt throughout the
country, II is the churchman who must
do the work." declared the Rev. Charles
Wood yesterday. at the Church of the
Covenant, while making one OF the
twenty addresses in washington
churches on behalf Of the Men and Re-
ligion Forward Movement.
In q score of churches this movement
to add masculine strength to the reli-
gious activity of the country attracted
large crowds to hear the special SER
mons yesterday. Everywhere men re-
manned after the service to speak with
the minister or lecturer, promising to
lend aid to the campaign, which pro-
poses to bring the 100000 men who do
not attend church to an attitude OF
personal interest in religious activity.
The solving Of the religious prob o.
solution Of vexatious social and
economic problems. according to the
Rev. r. w. Grafflin, who spoke In
the Anacostia NJ. T.. Church. Fred j.
movement in this city. who spoke at
Wa shington Heights Presbyterian
Church. said that 1t was the purpose
of the movement to find some kind
of church work for every man In
which he could specialize and to
which he could constantly devote n
part of his time.
In addition to the numerous meetlnss
on behalf of the Men and Religion For
ward Movement, representatives of an
allied organization, the Older Boys
Crusade were heard in several Sunday
school class rooms.
The directing officers IF the move
ment are satisfied with the result OF the
,oncerted meetings neld Yesterday.
An eight-day campaign to interest
men in church work will be begun Feb
ruary II. In the neantine interest will
be maintained by special meetings, the
first OF which will be held at Calvary
Baptist Church Wednesday evening
when the Rev. w. J. Williamson, of St
Louis will speak. Next Sunday spe-
cial effort will be made to get nom
churchgoing men to attend at least one
service of some church.
The Washington times., 1912-01-22

M a I C h l ng the
Dresser in design
and finish, swell
top drawers; shap-
ed bevel French
plate mirror.
The Washington times., 1912-01-22
LEWIS HOOFF CASE
AGAIN POSTPONED
Accused Treasurer of Alexandria Building As
ISOLATION to Be Tried Before Jury of Lynchburg
Citizens-Bond Is Renewed.

morning. but unfortunately no one
made investigation.
John Douglass Stanton, lifelong
and prominent resident of Alexandria.
Harper. 408 South Lee street, suddenly
yesterday afternoon. For years Mr..
stanton had been In the gas-fitting
business, but at the time Of his death
Wolfe streets. Funeral services will
be held from his residence, 404 South
Lee street, at o'clock Wednesday at
ternoon, the Rev. H. M. Canter. jastor
OF the M. Il. Church South. officiating.
Charles Williams, colored, accused Of
holding up and robbing Raymond Mum
ford. white, Of a gold watch and ~
IN the Section
the city, was released at the postponed
hearing in police court this morning
Mumford admitted this was the second
time he had been robbed in sixty days.
tntoxicants at the time, although he
made positive Identification Of Will
Hams
No. l, Ancient Order CT Hibernians,
last evening, officers were installed.
r. z. Power. county president, con-
dieting the ceremonies. Later, supper
was served at Magner's Cafe.
+ The Republican committee of Alex
andria city will meet at Hotel Rammel
t. morrow evening. at which time date
will be set for the selection of delegates
to the Republican convention of the
Eighth Congressional district. to be held
in E.ks Hall. here. February II.
The annual 'ladies' night" of Fitz-
gerald Council. knights of Columbus.
NfI ha hal n
pr oprtate musical and literary program,
Including an address by the Rev.
Charles Warren CurTier. OF the Catholic
Indian Bureau Of Washington.
The Washington times., 1912-01-22
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA, JAN. ".
AS was predicted, the trial of Lewis
Hoon, secretary-treasurer and general
manager of the Mercantile Railway
Building and Loan Association, who was
to face ten indictments in corporation
court today, was postponed, Judge
Louis c. Barley setting February 1 as
the date for the trial to begin. John
s. Jeffries, Of Norfolk, attorney for
Hooff, stated that he felt 1t would be
difficult to obtain q disinterested jury
in Alexandria, and moved that new
venire be summoned. to be taken from
some other section Of the State. There
being no opposition to this motion, the
judge granted 1t.
The court then ordered that q venire
of thirty talesmen be summoned from
Lynchburg. from which q jury Of six
men will be selected. The $4,000 bond
on which Hooff is now at. liberty was
renewed by Mrs. Lewis Hooff, his wife.
and Miss Carrie Hooff, sister.
Interest in the affairs of Hooff will
now give way to the hearing in the
case of c. Jones Rixey, president of the
collapsed Virginia Safe Deposit and
Trust Corporation, set for Wednesday
next in the same court. 1t Is expected
the question as to the proper place
for his confinement, whether in the
Staunton Asylum for the Insane or
the Marion Asylum for the Criminal
Insane, will be settled at that time.
So far there have been no new de-
velopments in the robbery of yester-
day. when the store of J. w. Goods.
brother of the Alexandria chief of po-
lice, in upper King street, was entered
and $500 stolen. Neighbors stated they
heard suspicious noises in the vicinity
of the store about 2 o'clock yesterday
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-05-09
1lCE FOR PUBLICATIONS
T0LATED TRACT.
PUBLIC LAND SALE.

Partment Of the Interior, U. S.
and Office, at Lewiston. Ida
:, April 10Th, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that, as
eted by the Commissioner of
General Land Office, under
'slons of Act of Congress ap-
'ed June n, 1906 ga Stats,
4, pursuant to the application
.aancellor H. Schroeder. Ser
no. o3693, we will offer at
ue sale, to the highest bidder,
at not less than $1.25 per
at 10 o'clock a. M, on the
Gay Of June, 1912, at this
TIT the following tract of
W. SWA Sec. Is, T. 20
n | E., B. M.
y persons claiming adverse
y aOove-described land are
81 % lille their claims, or
:s suns ! on or before the time
i. II. BARTLETT.
d p.pno Register.
hecelver. m9-j6
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h pringo, Havana cigar.
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II, 1912, between

IL, 1912, between tba h.
= une . CLOCK p. m. and five o',loc u
?, M, at which election t6a y 'I ,,.;i1
De submitted to the ouaIif;a rg WI, wilI
r ras S the state of Idaho Who a ~
resident freeholders or bo"l 10 are !,
ers OF the district the foiIo ,,G, d
question for their VOTE a lod"o .
mlnatlon thereat. 'O oeter-
ca question Submitted
Shall the board of trnSt
s 81. district No. 10. Idaho CONN ~
n ~, aaaho' be authorized to isSna
a a; coupon bonds Of H.
dlstrlct in the amount ~ - 1,n ,ne
bearing interest at the rate Fd 81 e
!" h cent per annum; said bonds
70 bear date the first dav '''' rs
July , "A; d. 1912, payable fifteen
years year after date and redeemabIn
ten years after date, for tbe MN
pose OF providing a school ha pu'
f f said district and all nece loa -,
uMi'ure, apparatus and fixtures .
Inc said qualified voters vo+
ing as aforesaid, shall vote anon
SAD question by secret balIot
whereon shall be written or nr;nt-
Cd the question above submitted
and said ballots shall contain ~ tho
words Bonds, Yes or tba - ~
Do9ds, No." The qualified vot
ers desiring to vote in favor Of
said bond issue shall vote bv hal u
lot containing the words Bonds
les, and the qualified voters de-,
slring to vote against said bond
issue Shall vote by ballot contain.
Ing the words Bonds. No"
me polls for the reception of
the ballots cast upon the ouas.
tion will, ON said day and date
and at the place aforesaid he
opened at the hour of one O'Clock
p. m, and will remain omen mill
the hour of five O'Clock n m of
Inc same day, when they shall be
closed. '''"'i 'e
W. A. FOSKETT.
LEO FREIDENRICH,
Clerk.
May 2-9
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-05-09
|rorrcE TO CREDITORS.
v. GREENOUGH,
Atty. for Bankrupt.

lie Probate Court, County of
Idaho, State Of Idaho.
the Matter of thee state of
lizzie L. Higgins, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that
kn Of administration on the
hts Of Lizzie L. Higgins, de-
Ia, were granted to the under
he'd on the 9Th day of May,
2, by the Probate Court of
BIO county.
NJ persons having claims
hinst said estate are required
exhibit them to me for allow
Ne, at C. t. McDonald's law
bee in Grangeville, Idaho, with
|lO months after the date of
first publication of this no.
or they shall be forever bar
Dated this 9th day Of May 1912.
c. T. MCDONALD,
Fb Administrator.
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-,oT1cr OF APPLICATION
roR DISCHARGE IN
BANKRUPTCY.

Instruct Court of the Unit.
|. y II states for the Central Dlvl'
n Dist District Of Idaho.
Nv, ~ Matter of George w. AL
N, n Bankrupt. a..
| y, Is hereby given, that
E,,ss W. Allen has filed in the
E;,s VA states District Court for
HI III bis application for dis
y. y II bankruptcy, and that
.sssd;tors and other persons in
. J. are required to show
- 'i i any they have, why the
.,sr Of said petitioner should
= l. granted, by entering their
.s - in said proceeding on
Ssiore the 9th day of May,
u and within ten days there
/, filing the particular grounds
sheir opposition, in the office
IL Clerk of said Court, or be-
the referee in bankruptcy,
Il office in Grangeville, Ida
k;ssp under the authority of
! general orders Of said Court,
INV 1 special order Of the un-
.;cned, this 7th day Of May
L. VINEYARD,
Referee.
". GREENOUGH,
Atfv for Raukrrlpt
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01lcE TO CREDITORS.

N. Probate 70 Court, County Of
II No q State of Idaho.
ca a,aI1er Of the Estate of F.
I'M; San poell, deceased.
n M ef = sdl hereby given, that
a - y = administration on the
ss !. :. A. Campbell, deceas-
y :. granted to the under
H. "a : the Both day of April.
4 County. oourt OF
n persons .s;s having claims
nlib;ssa l ., estate are required
At ' A. .l nsa? to me for allow
h n lc office of w. N. Scales
4. ~ y. Gilmore within ten
|iests;ar'sle utter . the date of the first
b J fa. Of this notice, or they
ktsS !. forever barred.
v 1ulS 9th day of May 1912
b 'EkNA CAMPBELL.
- Administi atrix.
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CHAS. A. JOHNSTON.
j A Nj ES DEu VIM
DELINQUENT NOTICE

Mini "oodenough United Mining and
n,a company, Limited; principal
p,ace OF business, weiser. washington
county. Idaho 'f' 'o'i
fo,,o"'' mere is delinquent upon the
ae''owine described stock on account
~ assessment levied on the second dav
VI March 1912, the several amounts set
Upposite the names of the respective
shareholders. as follows. '''o
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

b Il '' sss Of school bond cleo
laho ea Scnool district No. 19
kdine i t. ICE is hereby given
b Of t \ law q and the requisit
y dist ~ board s1 of trustees of
ldaho' q, ~ No. 10, Idaho coun.
\ slsct;osaa mat !. a special school
Nd Al ,l Of said district viii
dstriet. ne school house. in
On Saturday, May
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May 80
NOTICE OF CONTEST

DoPal.Ment OF the Interior, Unit
ed States Land Office, Lewis
ton, Idaho, April 6, 1912.
TO William j. Harris, of Whit,
Bird, Idaho, Contestee:
You are hereby notified thai
Ralph S. Henley, who gives Whit
Bird, Idaho, as his post-office aid.
dress, did on March 22nd, 1912
file in this office his duly cor.
roborated application to contest
and secure the cancellation of
your homestead, Entry No. O3846,
made March 18th, 1911, for NE1l
SEA, SEA NEA Sec. II, and
SR NWH, Section II, Township
II ~, Range l E., b. Meridian,
and as grounds for his contest
ne alleges that William j. Harris
did on or about the 10th day of
July, 1911, leave this part of the
country, and went to Spokane.
Wash, that he has not been upon
or about the said premises, or in
any way cultivated or improved
the same at any time since the
said 10th day of July 1911.
You are, therefore, further no.
titled that the said allegations
will be taken by this office as
having been confessed by you,
and your said entry will be can
celled Hereunder without your
further right to be heard therein,
either before this office or on
appeal, if you fail to file in this
office within twenty days after
the FOURTH publication of
this notice, as shown below, your
answer, under oath, specifically
meeting and responding to these
allegations of contest, or if you
fail within that time to file in
this office due proof that you
have served a copy of your ans
wer on the said contestant either
in person or by registered mail.
If this service is made by the
delivery of copy of your ans
wer to the contestant in person,
proof of such service must be
either the said contestants writ
ten acknowledgment of his receipt
of the copy, showing the date
of its receipt, or the affidavit
of the person by whom the de
livery was made stating when
and where the copy was deliver
ed; if made by registered mail,
proof of such service must con-
sist of the affidavit of the per
son by whom the copy was mall
ed stating when and the post
office to which it was mailed,
and this affidavit must be ae-
,ompanied by the poStmaster's re
,eipt for the letter.
You should state in your ans
wer the name of the post office
o which you desire future no
ices to be sent to you.
It. II. BARTLETT,
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To 7 M Mcdonald.

10 u. NJ. MCDOHuIu' :, a
You are hereby notified that t
the undersigned have expended
the sum of $4,000 One Hundred
Dollars in labor and Improvements
upon the Marble Placer Clam III
Simpson mining district, Idaho
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-05-09

s TU"nty, State of Idaho, as the
c ",ne appears of record in tba ra-
Sof4s Of the mining locations lrs i of
9aid Idaho County, which so;5 SAID . u
s Dor ana expenditure was made i hr
s s%Iu af1lant and Chas. A Jobn,
S 81 for the purpose and in Crdn
T 10 ho o the said mining claim u r
KUN; the provision of Section 2324
S Sevlsed Statutes of the ''0 Trn 1f45
@ 9o@pes and being the amount re-.
I ,or, Io to hold said claim for tbe
> , ear ear l9il and if within so DAYS
que" ,' me publication of this not;ce
{ ~; Ian to contribute your nor
t tlon Of the said expense of s1Oo
i1;ost . with the cost of This nnh
lIIca'lon' your interest in Said
Clanh will become the pronertv
oi the undersigned under tbe nro.
VISIONS ", of said Section 2324 Of
States. VIC onlteo
CHAS. A, JOHNSTON.
LANES DEHAvEN.
urangeville, Ida. April d 1910
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FARMERS.

s .ho;ce groceries and good
For CO - eat stop in and see
|lpgs u j Burt, the Fl groceryman
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1850 Flour makes good
L'.d ali the time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
SMOKES DROP TWO
TO AKRON CHAMPS

81 loaE ~ to risht ~as caught By
Lake No m no hits.
oossls Play.
A fast double play ended Akrons
chances OF scoring IN their half OF the
sixth baltimore New out TO Jewell.
Knisely walked but vas forced out AZ
second on Thomps0ns Erounder TO
Jansen. Who Tossed 10 Servatius com
pleting a double and retiring the side.
Same old story. three men to face
Billiard. Graham famed. Anderson
vas out. Billiard 20 first. Jewell set
up q little ny hat Thompson smoth-
cred. No runs. no hits.
Seventh Inning.
Johns stepped In front OF Graham's
ball and was given his base. Foil
sacrificed him 10 second. Dodd to Ser
vatius. White famed and Billiard
Vas out. Dodd TO Servatius. No runs:
no hits.
cuppy Robs Us.
In the Smokes hair OF the seventh
they tied the score, but Cuppy eros
cove could not see IL. and called Jan
sen out at the plate when he slid
neatly under Foil. This lost Wheel
ing a golden opportunity 10 win. II
started this way: Booze few out to
Lake. and Jansen was safe on
Whites mistake. He went to third on
Servatius' single and came home on
Dodd's fielder's choice. However, he
may as well not have turned the
trick. for the Jumps called him out.
Servatius stole second n went to
third on the play, Dodd taking sec
ond on the play. Gray few out TO
NcAllister, ending H. One hit; no
runs.
Eighth Inning.
Lake few put TO Booze. McAllister
was out on a short ny to Jansen.
baltimore tripled. but Knisely ended
II. Dodd to Servatius. One hit; no
runs.
The Smokes came close 10 tying IL
in their half Of the eighth. Welsher
was out, short to first. Graham was
safe on Johns error. Anderson was
hit. Peaches stole third. He started
home on Jewel's felder's choice, but
was caught. Billiard to Fohl. Ander,
son stole second. He was caught try.
ing TO come home on Booe's hit to
! the infeld. No hits; no runs
Ninth Inning.
Akron scored in the ninth. Thomp-
son was hit. Johns was out, Dodd 20
Servatius. Thompson scored on
Fohl's triple. White was out, pitcher
to first. Billiard was out, Dodd to
Servatius.
But three men faced Billiard. all
being a s outs.
FIRST Dame.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
DETROIT WINS A
TO o CONTEST At HOME.

DETROIT. Mich. May WORKS.
pitching his first game u the season.
shut out 81. Louis 20 o.. Bailey was
Wild and WAS replaced by Lake In the
second. Jennings made a shift In his
lineup. sending Louden 20 the bench.
Moriaritv 10 third. Witt 70 second and
Delehanty 20 left field. Stanage was
benchod In favor Of Onslow. Score:
r.. a. D.
detroit .........f n n n % 90 81 2 q
50 Louis ......n % % % D. q 3 Z
batter es-worSe md Onslow Halev.
Lake end KrlrNeW
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THE STANDINGS.

wen out. O'ConnelI to first. Haley
singled. Bemis was out Johns TO
Thompson. Anderson ended II by
sending a high one to McAllister. One
hit, no runs.
The Fourth.
Johns went out short TO first. Fohl
singled and was forced out at second
by OConnell. Jansen took too long
In throwing. failing 70 complete an
easy double. Osbourn famed. No
runs: one hit.
Jewell and Booze few out to Lake
and Jansen shot one TO O'Connell who
threw him out at first. No runs: no
hits.
Fifth Inning.
Lake singled and was sacrificed 10
second by McAllister. Servatius to
Jansen. Lake stole third. He was
GU at the plate on Lattimore's
fielders choice. Bemis 10 Haley to
Dodd. Knlsely fouled out to Haley.
One hit: no runs.
Osbourne held the Smokes safe IN
their half. Servatius few out 10
knisely. Dodd fed GU to Thompson.
Gray singled and stole second. Haley
walked. Bemis ended II. Johns TO
Thompson. One hit; no runs.
Sixth Inning.
Three hits. two being triples.
brought Akron three runs in their half
OF the sixth. After Thompson and
Johns grounded out Foil singled. o.
Connell doubled. scoring the runner
O'Connell scored on Osbourn's double
to right field. The agony was ended
when Lake showed one at Bemis, who
threw him out at first.
Two hits were made by Wheeling
but they failed TO tally. Anderson
flew out 10 Kn!sely. who made a fine
catch. Jewell singled and went to
second on Jansen's single. After Booze
flew out. Servatius famed on three
wide mes. Two hits: no runs.
Akron Scores.
Two hits scored another run for
Akron in their half OF the seventh.
McAllister was out, Gray 10 Servatius.
baltimore singled and scored on
Knisely's two-bagger. Thompson
famed. Johns ended II by flying out
10 Anderson. Two hits: one run.
Wheeling's lone tally was made in
her half and 10 took three hits 10 get
u az mat AAAtT lOuu anu gray we're
out. Haley singled. lie went 10 third
on Anderson's single and scored on a
passed ball. Jewell ended IL by flying
out to Lake Three hits; one run.
The Eighth.
On n hit Akron scored two In the
eighth. Foil walked but was forced
out az second on O'Connell's felder's
choice. Dodd 10 Gray. Another double
should have been made but slow work
prevented e. Osbourn hit safely and
O'COnnell scored. Osbourn scored
after Lake few out 20 Anderson. Nc
Allister walked and baltimore ended
IL by flying out TO Booze. one hit. two
runs.
A double play retired the Smokes
In the eighth Booe singled and Jan
sen hit 20 O'Conneil who threw Booe
out AZ second. baltimore relayed 10
Thompson. catching Jansen Duke
famed One hit no runs
Neither side got "a man farther than
the initial sack On the ninth inning
The score.
ae~ouF Cam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
sTEELmEN DIVIDE HoNoRs
WITH THE EVANSVILLE CLUB

YOUNGSTOWN. o.. Nav p
youngstown and GAINESVILLE divided a
double-header here today. the locals
wlnning the first. ? 10 /. and losing
the second. 8 10 2. Scores.
First Game. T. % l.
Youngstown ..OO1I0OO0.- Z
GAINESVILLE .....0 ou10OOu o- 7 1
Batterles-Ainsworth and Miller.
schultz and Welsh.
second same Y d O.
Youngstown 40
lnueEviIle ... % % - 3 Z
INSTRUMENTATION Wilhelm and or
ris. Rodgers and Huesfon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
REDS SHUT OUT
ST. LOUIS NATIONALS.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May Twelve
hits OF Bob Harmon In seven innings
today gave Cincinnati ten runs and
a shut out victory. Bescher opened
the game with a double. was advanced
by Bates safe hunt and was scored
by Mitchell after HOblitzel had been
hit by a pitched ball. From tina time
on, the visitors had things their own
way. Gaspar retiring his opponents in
rapid fashion. Score.
r. ~ T..
81. Louis ......O 100000 Z
Cincinnati .....f1OOOo50O-fO IS o
Batterics-Harmon. willis n wingo.
GaEpar and Mclean.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
AMERICANS
HIoHLANDERs AGAIN DEFEAT
PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May New
York again defeated the home team
to-day In a poorly played game. II TO
>. All the pitchers were ineffective
except Quinn. who pitched the last
five innings for New York. while both
teams made many fielding errors.
Score.
r. r. r..
New York .....o004214O0-Ii u I
Philadelphia ..OO41oOoOO- 3 10 8
Battcries-NauEhn. Hon. Quinn and
street, Morgan. Danforth and Thomas.
FEan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
PITCHERS BATTLE WON
BY CHICAGO TEAM

CHICAGO. May 2CChicago defeat
ed Cleveland 3 to l today. The game
was a pitchers battle between Walsh
and Kahler. in which the former weak
ened after filling the bases in the
seventh. Three punched hits. an
error and a sacrifice fly gave Chicago
their three scores while a double and a
triple saved the visitors q shut out.
Score:
II. H. +.
Chicago ......0O12OOOos-3 s 2
Clev Gland ...OOOOOOOO1- 5 1
Battcries-Walsh. Lang and Block;
kahler and Easterly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03

Two base hits-Piliard, FohL
Three base hits-Johns. baltimore.
Foil
Sacrifice hits-Lake. Foil. lowell.
stolen bases-Lake. Anderson. Serva-
titus. DOdd. Graham.
First on balIs-Off Billiard. 2: orr
Graham. I.
Struck out-By Billiard. g: by era
ham. ].
Wild pitch-Biltiard
Double play-Gray 90 ~Scrvatiur
Hit by pitcher-Johus. Anderson and
Thompson.
Time 20. IN
JUplre-Groeschow.
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sTERzER AscENos AND
THE STATESMEN WIN

ERIE. Pa. May 2-Sferzer. pride
~ the Erie pitching stan. blew up IN
the third inning to-day. Canton scor.
Ing I'VE runs. Score
u &C. g.
Erie .......0nu 100000
canton ........i "5po0OU1- II .
HsftcrIrr-Sterxer Mattfson and
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-03
PIRATES SHUT.
OUT CHICAGO
o'TooLE PITCHES
MAsTERFUL GAME.
Only Two Chicago Runners Succeeded
In Getting As Far As
Third Base.
Seven Chicago 6atsmen Famed the
Air-support Given TwirIer
Was Excellent.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. May 2.-Chica-
90 was shut out to-day by the splendid
work OF OToole and the good support
given him by the Pittsburgh players.
Only two Chicago unners reached
third base. McIntire vas taken out
in the middle Of the third, Reulbach
taking his place. Score: