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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
rITANIc's HERO VICTIMS.

(FrOm the Philadelphia Record)
We weep for the fearful toll OF lives
the monster ship bore down,
Within her ice crushed bosom in the
frlgid deeps to drown,
And yc tell tale Of millions, of mon
eyed men and great,
or phllanthropists aud writer's, Of. ar
fists and men pf state
For ,tbese the nation droopsr its flags
-unrf -pruyers-aud pass arc said
But what Of the lowlys aliens numbered
n among the dead? .albbS afti4
Can vet not IN your mourning sPare "a
single thought for them?
They were buried within the self'same
shroud that wrapped the other
men. .,s,,.. 80,
They stood by their sides in the black
ness and shared the selI,same
t,a doom,
Praying in polyglot tongues for the
flower Of hope TO bloom
In that last mad hour of terror, when
.;,. the few frall boats had gone.
Surely q thought of their brotherhood
in those paln.dulled hearts was
born!
Tears would not cease from flowing
and broken hearts never would
heal
But for the living spirit that Death:
icy hand cannot steal.
Out Of the deeps God will realise them
~. rich man and immigrant, too, :
Oh! Let US mourn them together
a..g great souls and weak ones ant
true. Edith NJ. Marble
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
POSTAL BANKS
m WEST Virginia SHOW THAT
DEPOSITS AMOUNT, TO OVER
$4,000 IN 70 BANKS.

/ WASHINGTON, " d. CT April 2Syf.5
There are rs postal savings deposltor-
Hes In operation III West Virginia With
deposits amounting to. over $4,000.
This amount was deposited by about
900 tlepositors or an average Of $5S
per depositor. Since the opening Of
postal savings repositories in West
Virginia there have been approximate
~ 800 accounts opened and moro than
1900 deposits made or an average of
over two deposits to each depositor
and about $50 Withdrawals, or an aver
age Of less than one TO each two de-
positors.
Compared with number OF depositors
and amount OF deposit with other
States, West Virginia ranks SSth in
number OF accounts remaining open
January 81, and. S9th in total amount
remaining on deposit, showing that as
compared with other States the aver
age amount to The credit of each dc
-p0sitor7is slightlysmailer IN West Vir-
ginia than is the average amount for
Tie United Statess y. \ *
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
RAILROADS AFFECTED
BY POSSIBLE STRIKE

NEW YORK, April 3.zTGe rail.
roads affected5by, the elginecrs strike
crisis, are;; sSsI - -
Baltimore &soBle,
Bessemer G. Lake Erie 81
Boston & Albany.
Boston & Maine.
Buffalo, Rochester. & Pittsburgh.
Buffalo &. Susgpehanna,S
Central New England. u
Chicago, Indiap5po1is & louisville.
Chicago, Terre Haute & Southeast
ern.
Chicago, Indiana & Southern.
Cincinnati Northern.
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

poLiIIcAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The prices charged iforinserting an
n0uncements Of candidates for STATE
cEaees in these colmns will be as fol
lloWs ist
Governor, s25.e0i
Auditor $500.
Secretary Of State, $500
Attorney General, $500.
Treasurer $1,000.
Superintendent OF Schools, $4,000.
congress, $500.
This Zee will Include the publica.
ton 81 cut aud formal announcement
and 4 Standing card under the general
head OF announcement" to run daily
mt the contest for which the an
noun nent is made is ended. Fol
FIRST page announcemnts add $500 tc
above schedule OF prices.
State senate 5000.
Jndee ftuit Court $4,000.
Sheriff 5000,
Jud ga iilseFinediate Court, $1,000.
eclilng Attorney, $500.
i eBsof,S 1000.
House OF Delegates, $1,000.
County Commissioner, $1,000.
Justice III the Peace, $1,000
Gonstable $500.
Judge Supreme Court, $500:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
MUST SHOW BOOKS.
(pY UNITED rEEss)

WASHINGTON. April "a reso.
luton passed by the Senate Monday
calls on Attorney General Wlckersham
10 submit to the Senate all correspond.
ence between the government and the
Harvester trust involved in the nego'
tatipns for a proposed reorganization
OF the trust.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
MORRIS THE VICTOR.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, April 2S.
-Gari Morris, the Oklahoma heavy
weight. was given the newspaper de,
cIslon over Morgan Williams, of Aus.
tralia, in. aHeight.round. boxing match
here last night, This is Morris first
fight siree he was outpoipted by jim
in New York.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
resi- LIn mann 10 llglAER GNp GHILl.

MRS. RISsLoW'S SOOTHING STHSre has eeen'
MOTHERS fol their CHILDREN WH1f,R
TFETHiNG with .tpFEcT SUCCESS I
sooTHES lie CHILD. SoETENs the G 1Ms
ALL,AYS all PAIN. CURES WIND COLO, and'
Is the best remedy TOT DIARRHq-A. t,is ~
solutely hlrrilesS Ne sure and asis for Mfp
Winsi6Vi,s Soolhina fsyFjIp ? RndlAise no plhet
Eind. twenty-five eeatsS tetile
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23

KY, and lie states that the great audi
ence that heard the diva went wild
over her. Nordiva comes here direct
from Chicago where she sang Sunday
afternoon. a9I
The programme for the concert has
been announced as follows: -; ;.ay 4
% GPolonalse, Chopin = Romayn.e, Sim sim
mons. 3ss sesgz, -,
= Widnung Schunlapp,
Die IotHsblune, SchuHan-Myron
w. Whitney.
Two, Japanese Songs Wakefield
Cadman
Der Nusebaum-S chumann.
Ich Grolle Schumanm.
Sprlngtlde, Recommendations
Nordica
Amor, Amorc! Tirindelli.
Canzono di Taromlna, Whitc-Mr.
Whitney.
Mandollne-D ebussy.
En- Avrll-Webber.
Arlctte, vldal-Madamc Nordica.
Duet from lie Nozse di Figaro"
Mozart Madame Nordca and Mr..
Whitney
Part II.
-Gounod ssr''
Serenade from "Le Domination do
Faust.n Berloitz-24Mr.5M Il
Aria from Madame Butterfly" JPue
cini-Madame NOrdita,
To Authorization II 1
The Night Has a Thousand, Dyes.
Turnbull X
Kerry Dance, Molloy-Mr Whitney
Damon-stange. '6a'' 4
Omaha Indian Tribal Melody z
Wakefield Cadman. !
Mattinata, Leoncayallo - Madame
Nordica.
The Enking. Schubert = Madame
Nordlca. ,,sl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23
JAyENNE SCHOOL CLOSES.

The closing exercises of the Jay.
enne public school will be held on
Wednesday evening of this week A
splendid programme has been arrang.
ed for this event and an enjoyable
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23

We are authorized 10 announce tic
candidacy Of DIR, H, ~. HataetdS Of
Eekman. Mcdowell county, for Ifo1ii-
nation for Governor, subject, 70 the
Republican, Primary Election to Ne
lhliId on June 4, 1912. Z s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-23

kindly announce My candidacy for
Congress from the First Congressional
District Of West Virginia, subject to
Tie decision Iof the Republican voters
1t the State Primaries to be held June
sS GEO. A; LAUGH11N,
Wheeling, w. Va. ssA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-20
Herr Around the Lsanu..

The results OF the three games with
Wheeling will be awaited with inter
est. They dropped two games to the
Sailors while at home. but fiained dis
tinction by breaking the locals win
ming streak.
None other than Manager. Gilbert
and President O'Connor praise the
Wheeling team as a very good aggre-
CATION OF bail tossers. They realize
that with a pitching stan Of the same
class as the rest OF the team the Stog-
les will keep any club in the league
on the jump. The addition OF Matte
son. Richey and Luddin has added
strength where II was most needed.
Graham. a southpaw sent back from
the American association. IL a good
hurler: In fact Il was he who stopped
the Sailors in the first game AZ Wheel
ing. Matteson stod the Statesmen on
their heads Wednesday, while Richey
handed out similar dose the next
day. eBmis Is another twirier OF abil-
ity. but he has not gotten under way.
Wheeling's liner work IL composed
Of Duke Servatius. first base: Cray,
short: Dodd. third base and Jansen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-20
BELLAIRE
won Eleven Inning Game Prom the Past
Pittsburgh Lyceum club. NJ
Score OF 5 10 4

l. IN one OF the most lively and interest
.ng contests ever staged on the new Six
,eehtn street ball park the Bellaire Ath-
tetlc AssociatlOn team defeated the Pitts
ourgh- Lyceum team in the second OF the
sStles or Two games nosing out In the
sIeNehth oy the score OF 20 A. Both
leans played good ball. and a number of
thrlling catches and timely drives az
forded the large crowd excitement
throughout the contest
Jones, the Bellaire right fielder twist
ed his leg badly in sliding while attempt
lnG 70 steal home. lie was successful in
reaching the plate. but was called out be-
cause the batter interfered with the
catcher. Williams took his place Al
lhough Bellaire had eight errors. they
were made principally at times when
they did not mean runs. McKelvey car
RED away the batting honors. securing
a three Dagger and two baRger Beck
ana Cope were also credited with two
hits. Green. Bellaire twirler. pitched
good ball. and showed fine form in the
pinches. when the errors behind him
would allow men on the bases, he pulled
The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-20
For the Treatment
of Pelvic, Nervous
& Chronic Diseases

Your nsrvs forcs r. wsaksnsd Or made
strong IN proportion 20 the strsnFth or
weafneaa Of ne organs Of assimilation
and sliminatiou. These organs are con
trousd ~ tha nympathstic nsrvoua aya-
TEN. This system o. n4rvsa originatsa
On ths brain and terminates IN me psi-
vic organs, consequently any Pelvic Dia-
ease OF irritation VIII Affect evsry other
involuntary organ Of the body, auch
- the stomach, heart, kidnsyu, etc
We havs made = special atudT Of the
nervous system ana Of Pelvic Diseases
and their rsf1sE action, ana can truth
fuiiy say 20 any person that a. suffer
ing from any condition 81 thia nature.
that II ia Of vital importancs for them
20 consult some physician or specialist
who ia compstsnt % cure them.
We numbsr among tha men whom
ws havs successfully treated many 81
ths prominent business ana profsssionai
men Of the city.
Rsaiisinr that ne person Win . small
salary, n suffering from diseases, q just
aa much IN need % n cure ~ N hs were
rich, ws make an eur charges iuat -
low a. possible conaiatsnt With reed
ana thorough wort. An o. our Tine
ana akfn are dsvotsd 20 those suffer
eru who come 20 ua for aid. rou may
feel free 20 come 20 ne n oonfidsaos.
Enowinr rour confidanca win not -
ADVISED. We are psrna.sntlT iecaesd,
and ouf reHaea.l1l = est.enaAea ~ n
naaT sursa. uat1sfisa patiaatA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-20
RHE
MINERS MEET
Pinsy FORK and Bradley Situations
Will Come Up ~ Meeting
To BE Held To-day.

owing a. the fact that President
John Moore. ~ the ohio United Nine
Workers. was unable 90 attend Satur-
days session 81 the f1fth ohio sub
district convention. which was held
IN this cifv last week. u special SEES
sion viii be held this morning. COM
mencing % p o'clock. ln the y. v r.
a D. a. hall President Moore ar
rived On The city last evening and will
attend the session this morning when
the piney Pork situation and tho
bradley case wif BE- considered AZ
Saturdays session charges were pre-
erred against President Moore con-
corning these cases.
~ b. likely that after this mornings
session the convention o. miners viii
he adjourned until uext Monday morn
ing. ~ that time q o. expected that
the Joint Hcale cornmittee ~ miners
and operators viii b. ready 20 make
report. The committee viii hold
another session "Wednesday afternoon
at O'clock A. Saturdays session
resolut iona were adopted PROMISING
support IN every possible way 60
strlkiug miners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-20
ANOTHER TWIRLER TO
BE ADDED TO SQUAD
ANDERSON DISSATISFIED WITH
PITCHING STAFF.
Eastern Clubs Out to Beat the West
For the Honors-Breezy Gossip
Of the Central.
(BY Null.

Dissatisfied with his twirlIng STAFF.
Goat Anderson is about to give this
department of his club a shaking up
and before the team departs for the
west to play a nine game series an
other pitcher viii be on the rooster
and probably Young will be released.
Young has been given all the chance
that a twirler could expect and really
a longer trial than many OF the fans
thought he was entitled to. One thing
sure. unless he is given the pink slip
or shows a remarkable reversal in
form the attendance will be cut about
two or three hundred every time An
derson announces that he going to
work. Bugs naturally gets tired OF
seeing the aerial ascensions OF the
Ridgeway pitcher.
Both Graham apd Bemis have
rounded to and with the cold weather
at an end, these two veterans will
pitch winning ball for the remainder
OF the season. Richey has demon
strated that he is a winning pitcher
and the way Matteson worked against
Canton won him n home in Stogie-
vile. All that is lacking to make the
club a pennant contender is a twirler.
The outfield and inield could hardly
be improved on. No further chances
Will be made in the club in these two
departments. Every player on the
team is hitting and fielding we'll Gray
was of color in his stickwork during
the first three weeks OF the season
but he is now rounding to.
When a club IL hitting third in
league OF twelve teams they must be
considered pennant contenders. Had
II not been for the hard luck in the
Youngstown and GAINESVILLE series.
Wheeling would have been In second
place today. How the Athletics ever
won two games from Anderson's crew
Is a question that the bugs here are
still trying TO figure out. Then
Youngstown outlucked us.
Erie Series.
Things are going nice IN the Erie
series The Smokes have-and n
they take to-day's game will come
home for the Youngstown series in
good shape. The boys should take two
or three from the Steelmen " they
have any kind Of luck. II they do
they will leave for the western invas-
ION I'm good standing.
South Bend should be easy picking
for the Smokes and Anderson's team
looks far stronger than Springfield.
The only fight seems between the 10
calls and Dayton. The Vets are 90
ing fast now but really they DO not
look as fast a. the Smokes. OF course
every time Young works We expect 20
loose but when the new pitcher. who
by the way. will be a Pirate recruit.
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ERIE. Pa, May 19.-Bunching a sim
gle. double and a home run after
Grays error. Erie pounded in four
runs In the second inning and evened
up on the series with Wheeling to-
day. The score was s to1.
Madison. ex-Sailor pitched an ex.
cellent game aside from the second
inning, allowing but FIVE hits. Cy
Young. another local discard. was
sent TO the mound in the eighth and
yielded one hit.
Schang. Matison's former battery
mate. rent asunder old ties by getting
a single. double and triple OF Christy.
HIS two-ply wallop came in the sec
ond after Gray's error. Anderson
grounded and Miller singled. Both
men scored. Sterzer's home run
came at this opportune moment. The
ball sailed twenty feet over the right
field fence.
Schang sent another one home In
the fourth. ripping of a three Dagger
10 center, scoring Qulnlan, who had
been passed. Thereafter Madison
gave but one hit. A single by SchanR
Welsher batted for Mattison in the
eighth and famed Young then as
cended the hill. He forced ColliRan
10 hit a weak grounder. famed Gil.
hooley. while Scott singled. Scott
was caught stealing
The game started out as a pitchers
battle and ended up as such. MaftI.
con famed Gilhooley and Scott in the
first. while Sterzer passed Jansen.
Servatius and Dodd IN the second,
neither OF the three men 40 much as
touching the ball Sterzer held the
Stogies hitless until the sixth. when,
after passing Ma'tison. he was found
for singles by Anderson. Jewell and
Booze. JEWELS single scored Matty
a fast double play with the bases fun
retired the side. Jansen hitting TO
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second base. All are classy players.
Servatius is remembered by fans as
the old Youngstown first basemau
during the first year Erie anchored
the o. and p. Jansen and GRAY are
speed boys on the bases. as is Booze.
In center. and Manager Anderson WIN
plays left field. Tbs quartet of
sprinters is trying for 'honors as base
stealers and at present each one IN
nigh up As batsmen. the Stogies are
not TO be despised.
The present series promises TO be
one of the most interesting vet seen
at Perry Field. The Crew. on form.
should take two out OF three."-Erie
Dispatch.
deal closed Friday night BY the
GAINESVILLE club with the management
OF the Boston club OF the National
league. assured one new pitcher OF
near-big league class for the Athletics.
There is also a possibility OF two
nitchers being cent here by the Bos-
ton management.
FOR the past three or four DAYS the
local club has been dickering with the
Boscop magnates for Pitchers Brady
and Hogge. Manager Kelly visited
the Boston magnates at Cincinnati
Thursday night. but was Unable 40.
swing the deal and a definite agree
ment was only reached Friday night.
President John ~. Ward OF the Bos-
ton club said that he would consider
sending both men to the local team.
Upon receipt at Pittsburgh to-day OF
the lacal clubs letter ratlfyIne the
deal. President Ward will announce
his hnal decision in the natter
GAINESVILLE Times Recorder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-20
BRIDGEPORT
WINS EVENT
SHUT TrLroEsyILLE OUT Ell SCORE
or TO o.
Fhomss fannsd Twelve Men and Allow.
One Histudged Fly.

ifching az n his previous occupatlop
.,ai u"en IN wnltewaahiug the poIe
-unHH shut out Tiitonsville Sunday ar
ltIh"fl ~ the score 81 9 TO D. The
HLHslr cast-nff was given GOOD auuport
300 TIE club punched their hits beffnd
him- one - the hits the TIItousvfiie
'lAn secured was a mis- IudeeI fIv In de~p
enter Mum and o. Thomas carrfed
'Ii we htiflnE nunOrH. each player So
,Ar 'nE two hits Thomas two 'IIfa we're
i'F Two sacks. Two or the UrIIreuorf
litl efa Joined the Steubcnvilie club yes
feriaF. Ecore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-20
oAErwELL WAS PUZZLE
TO THE VETERANS

DAYTON. o. May 1g-CantweIfs
pitching enabled Terre IIaute TO defeat
2. Pick got home run fnr the Visitors
~ the third with one man on. Score:
49,, Y. 49, r
Terre Haute o 90 q O-b II
Otey and K0nnick. Cnntweu and Var-
ing. Impire-WeddidRe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-20
BrLLrKEHs KEEP UP THEIR
WINNING STREAK IN WET

FORT WAYNE. Ind. May 1s-Mc-
I.anerty's single in the eighth inning Of
to-osys game scored the run which Won
for Fort Wayne over Grand Rapids
20 5. Score.
ca No., Ri r.
wayne 20 o o IS II .
Lindsay and Holmes: Bisrsdorfcr
Bailey and Martin Umpire-Clarke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-20
BRooKLYN WINS
THROUGH WIZARD RAeon

CHICAGO. Nav Is.-Pitcher Ragon
was too much for Chicago to-day and
brooklyn won. to . The visitous
punched their hits Dauberrs neldtng
was u feature Score:
Chicago $50 OIOOOO-s =
brooklyn IL . 0O0 : O-6 3 ,
g Smith. Lavender Maronev and
Needham. Ragon and Phelps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-20
CARDINALS WIN
Defeat the ouaksrs ny Close scor,
Harmon Allowed But SIX
Scattered Binglss.

ST. LOUIS, May Is.-Althourh TIar-
mon was Wild at times. he frightened up
Mhen hits meant runs and St Louis won
rom philadelphia this afternoon bv a
score Of to > Singles bv Hsuger -
Oahes ana Two errors IN the fifth inning
gave the home team It's winning runs,
:, II. II. l..
Philadelphia ....O1OiO0 OOO-2
tteries-Iiarmon and wingo; Bren-
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Two base hit-Schanz
Three base hit-Schang
Home run-Sterzer.
Left on bases-Erte !. Wheeling 8
First on balls-On Madison / Of,
Sterzer g.
Struck out-By sterzer s. by Madison
Z, by Young 1.
Double piays-Nnler. Quinlan TO T.
Anderson.
stolen bases-Miller and Schang.
Hits experimentation MattiEon ( in
seven innings. on Young in one inning.
Time OF Eame-l:4O
Umpires-Fleming and Firman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-20
srEELAEE DEFEAT AKRON
IN AN EXCITING CANT

1OCNGsToWN. o. May is.-Timely
hlts enabled Youngstown TO take tho
game from Akron to-day. 2 10 q sco,.
Youngstown oOIOO OoOa-S n
Akron ......i o o 900 f-2 .
Ainsw9rth and Miller. McconnauEhty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-20
TAXES TEN INNINGS ron
REDS TO THrM GIANTS

CINCINNATI. O.. May IS-cipcinnat,
Won a ten inning game from New York
to-day and thereby crowded the visitors
out OF FIRST place in the National lengue
race Amos kept hits we'll scattered un-
I'll tho final inning. when three success
sive singles brought home the winntn-
run. Suggs was effective In all except
tle fourth inning. when he was hit hard.
Score.
Ri f.
'inci. .....0 ! q 1Oi-f
Ames and Myers. Suggs and Mclean
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-20

A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT q: PITT
hurEh I (first EzmeD
Cincinnati, 2: Pittsburgh . (second
game. Z innings1
~ cleyeland-Cieveisnd. q; Chicago.
fflrHt Eame.D
Cleveland. =; Chicago. Cseoond earne).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-20

stolen bases: Kennedy. 2. Beck. 2
Rock !. Two base hits. Cope, ScanlOn. 2.
Sacrifice hits: cope. Roy Walters. Three
base hits. Mckelvey. Hits: OFF Green.
8. off Walters :. Struck out. By Green.
10. by Walters. :. Hit batsman. Ken
NEEDY. Book. Bases on balls OFF Green.
2. or Walters. ? Sacrifice fly: Sulli-
van. Umpire: Perk Kennedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-20
CANTON TOUCHED zAHEsvrLLH
ron IL FITS; IL WERE RUNS

,AANESVILLB. o.. May ls-Heavv
hitting by the visitors featured the game
t 20 IN which Canton beat ZanesviIle
C,r,o, R.H T.
GAINESVILLE 2 y 800 3 o o 90 ?
holmquist. Roberts and Sample; Wei
pire-Groeschow.
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Terre Haute will open the first ser
les here when the team returns from
the west. Grants club is in third
position now and the Terriers are
going like lightning.
The rebuilt Terrier club is burning
up the west. In Cantvell, Doyle, Kir-
win, Jones and Alberts, Grant has a
fine stan of pitchers. OF the entire
quintete. Alberts is the only veteran
of the team. Jones was secured from
GAINESVILLE. Cantwell was with Zanes-
vile last season and Doyle was Sc
cured from Akron in a trade for Bill
Hard. Kirwin worked in the Three-I
league in 1911.
Johnny Nee and Steve Ragan, for
mer Vets, are still hold-outs on Grent's
club. but are expected TO come east
with the team.
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the box In the second innInv ~. ~.
ting OF ODay and Lynch. the latter sent
mere from indianapolis. featured the
so,,,, poa R.HE
Springfield % 81 10 o o Ill *
flank. Phelan and Stroh: GRAY and
blackburn Umpire-Geisel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-20
INTERNATIONAL LnAoun
UErrzD STATES LnAaur.

A. Montreai-Nevark s: Montreal. 2.
tNo other games scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-20
srEuBEHvILLE DROPS
GAME TO coNHELLsvILLE

Special Dispatch 10 the intellirencer.
STEC BENVILLE. o. May t9.-Passcs
hlling bases. followed by three hits. let
Connellsville defeat Steubenville here to
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stepbenvilIe oil O0i 90 3
Connellsville o o o o % 3
Batteries-Clark. Sisiey and Marshall /.
Herne. Wheeler. iiouser and Phelan.
The I.oraln Coal and Dock team easily
defeated the Little Stars In a game
played yesterday afternoon on the
Wheeling creek grounds. Despite the
number OF errors made b. each team.
NE game was interesting. The score by
Innings.
RHE
Loraln q. &D..b '--s q 3
Little stars 30 - Z
Hntteriee-isoraln. sullivan and Miller.
little stars. Henry and Hartman.
steel Works % National Tube com
pany defeated TIE general office clerks
SATURDAY afternoon ~ the score o. ~
10 n. The score.
RHE.
Gen. orice. .72oaf 2OOi-it 10 3
steel wka...2 $1,000 Ia ~ 2
Hatferies- Miller and Mcmahon. Dee
gan and J. McMahon.