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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-22
SCHEDULE FIXED
FOR HlLO
TEAM
Stars Will Be First of the Local
Teams to Take a Chance
with the Hard Hitting Visit
ors-AH-Desha Aggregation

The schedule for the series In which
the picked team from the Hilo League
will contest with local clubs for diar
arranged, and from the present out
look there should be some fattling
good baseball dished up to the fans.
Several Of the players belong to the
National Guard. and the annual mill
tia camp Is made the rallying point
of the team. The Hilo soldiers win
complete their field training Septem-
Der 2, and the first game Is scheduled
for Wednesday, the 4th.
Five of the players who do not
shoulder a musket will arrive on the
Mauna Rea the morning OF September
3, and the team will have a chance 10
work out and get the hang ofthe field
for a day before the first game.
AS now arranged, the first game
will be against the Stars, which team
finds it easier to get off for We'd
nesday game than any other In the
league. Saturday, September z. the
Hiloitas will buck the J. A. Gs., and
Sunday they will try conclusions with
the Asahis There Is some doubt 90
to who will faces the Big Islanders IN
the final game OF the series Tuesday,
September 10, and 1t Is possible that .
picked team will take ON the contract
of holding the visitors.
The Hawaiis and Portuguese are of
the schedule as clubs. and the former
team Is not anxious to appear against
the Hilo crowd, as they have farmed
out Alex Desha with the invaders.
The lanky Hawaii player ID former
Hiloite, and really belongs with that
crowd, so his playing viii make the
team none the less representative.
A glance at the probable Hilo line
up shows no less than five Deehas In
the game. There Is Alex Of the Har
walls, who is q third saokef and
pitcher, and who will probably twiri
at least one game Tor the agsfega-
ton; George, who plays the outer
garden; Willie, center fielder and
pitcher, and Eddie. third basenlan.
Quite family reunion. Eddie Desha
viii be given a big ovation when he
trots out on the local lot, as he won
many game for the old Puhahous,
and is a prime favorite with the kar
maaina crowd.
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-as he did thirty years ago, when he
was beating the best runners in the
world, is the late Lon Myers, and Lon
achieved his hundreds of victories
without the aid of a professional train
er of any kind. In his day all the big
athletic clubs had was a grounds man,
who kept the track in order and oeca-
sionally gave the men a rundown after
their work. Yet Myers created as big
a sensation in England in his day as
Meredith, Sheppard. Craig. Reidrath
and the other American fliers have
caused in the Olympic games of the
present year.
In the volumes that have been writ.
ten on the subject there II much that
is foolish, and the statement credited
to one American trainer that he could
take the team England sent to the
Olympics and in three months beat
the American team is probably the
most foolish. No amount of training
could develoD ordinary or even good
men to the pitch where they could :e-
feat such natural runners as Craig
Meredith and Reidpath-men who
nave oO0h AouhNOu HUI hd"Hp'o"o Nv
their enthusiasm for school and col
lege contests. No one of the leading
trainers taught Gutterson how 70
broad jump. yet he outleaped everv
one at the Olympic meet and, if Matt
McGrath's wonderful powers in throw
ing the hammer came from the in
structions received from anv of the
great developers, that man has been
toe modest to proclaim it.
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PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR BUSY men

kindly if his father makes 1t a priv
Iege-a reward-rather than pen
atty.
When cobwebs begin to cluster on
boxing gloves and when Indian clubs
are cracked and forgotten. that is
sign the youth has lost his grip on
youthful things and has harked to
manhood's initial calls.
Perhaps the father has censured the
boy or has spoken slightingly with re-
Iation to the gymnasium work. May
be the boy has acquired other Eabits
that have crowded out the better ones.
The turning point will always arrive
unless the value of physical fitness
has been drilled into the boys mind,
and nerves and muscles.
No lad need be bully just because
he keeps his body in trim. He does
not have to neglect his studies. But
he does depend in large degree up
on the parental land especially the
paternaD influence in these things;
more so, maybe, than in most others
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-22
RICHARDS AND EkLUNp
WILL PLAY TOMORROW

q. The special tennis match be-
= tween J. Anterior Richards, sin
{. giles champion OF the Islands.
= and William Eklund, the Eva
> champion, is definitely on for to-
4. morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock.
- The game between the two
&. young players has been brought
. about by the friends and admir-
(. ers of each. the players them
(. selves having had little or moth
(. ing to do with it, except to
. express their willingness to do
:, anything to help the sport along.
{. The match, which will be played
% at Beretania, should be hum
. mer.
:. = g 9 3 9 . . = Q . . . . .
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CASTOR OIL NEEDED, TOO.

For ssumrrer diarrhoea in children
always give Chamberlain Collie, zChol.
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor
oil, and a speedy cure is certain. For
sale by all dealers, Benson, Smith &
Co., agents for Hawaii.
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c0lps CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BROMO-QUININE, re-
moves the cause. Used the world owe.
to cure a cold in one day. E. w.
GROVES signature on each box. Made
B.,
PARIS MEDICINE CO. sa Mt Lou. U, \.
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BAND CONCERT,

The Hawaiian band will give pub
lie moonlight CO. cert this Thursday
evening at Thomas Square, commence
ing at 80. The program:
March-The Hui Nalu .. Tallett
Overture-Road to Glory .. Killing
Hawaiian Songs. ..... Band Quintet
Selection-Runaway Girl. .Monckton
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs. Ar. by Berger
Selection-Newly WEEDS w O'Hare
WaltZ-La Source .. Waldteufel
Finale-Red and Black ..... .Coote
The Star .Spangled Banner. a.
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take it for what it is worth, and II
will probably go unheeded.
1t is a little curious that hay fever
never affects those who work in the
havffeIds
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Again yesterday afternoon the Uni
Veisity Club Colts turned out for prac-
tice at Alexander Field. Punahou.
mere were some stiff wings, but the
soreness is gradually working out of
the players, and they are pranCing
round with the same vigor and vim
that they put up in those dear old col
lege days.
. Out at Schofield Barracks the SOL
diers three times three are by no
means idle, and when Prince Kuhio
calls play ball" at Athletic park Sat
urday afternoon, II is certain that the
baseball battle between the officers
and the Univers ity Club members can
be described in the words of the
classic ballard which came into popu-
larity about the time the club come
backs" were doin' it. Adapted for the
occasion, the refrain is:
And future generation, with wond-
er and delight,
"Will read on history's pages, of the
L. C.-Soldier fight"
The club team, as now announced
hy Captain A. L. Castle, will line up
as follows:
Castle. p: Jones, c; Hobby, 1b; Low
rey, 2b; w. Hoogs. 3b; Novel;, SIS;
John Waterhous e, IT,; Arthur Rice, CT;
=. Wilmington, IF.
This looks like a strong combina-
ton, and, what will count for a lot in
the long run, every man on the team
knows the game thoroughly, and
nows what to do and when to do it.
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Other substitutes are EdgerIey,
Mllyiken, Schofield and Neal.
A big crowd is expected to accom-
pany the team and arrangements have
been concluded with the Oahu rail
way people for special train after
the game, to leave Honolulu at 6:I5
and run through direct to SchofieId
Barracks.
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Everything in the printing line al
Star Bulletin, AIakea street; branch,
Merchant street
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TneN Is a wholesome medium be-
tween conceit and underestimation of
self.
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crowd leisurely rowed out to inspect
the well-baited lobster nets. II was q
brave catch that was hauled aboard,
the following being the exact number
of crustaceans captured, according 70
the careful count of each member OF
the party: Birch says "a, Cunha says
90, Allen says SO, Murray shakes his
head and says he's forgotten.
HOLSTERS aboard, the merry men
started slloreward. And then, In an
evil moment, someone mentioned the
word fight" In a jRfy-whateyer
that is-Dr, Birch was prancing round
the bow, explaining the De Mello- keF
say fight, which he refereed, by
rounds
And then / walks between them
and Ben leads, and If hadn't made
a quick duck like this
The duck part was copiousiy Illus
trated, as they say In the book re-
views, for with graceful swing Doc
Birch upset the boat, the fisherman
took water-which is unethical- and
the precious Holsters floated out TO
sea-
Suffice it to say that the Doctor had
a close call from drowning, and that
it was a wet and bedraggled party
that eased its way homeward. Ana
the friends who didn't get their prom
ised fish and Holsters are still listen
ing to the tale of how DIR. Birch mas u
on Steve Brodie and Annette Keller
man. ~.---s=-55@
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THE WIN OF THE CRACK CALI
fornia tennis team, Tom Bundy and
Maurice Mclaughlin, in the challenge
round of the national doubles yes
terday, while not unexpected here, Is
none the less gratifying. Bundy isn't
known in the Islands, but Mac has
been here twice, and is well known
and liked There are many good
judges Of tennis in Honolulu who
prophesy that Mclaughlin will win
the national singles as well From
all accounts he Is playing the game OF
his life, and in some ways it's pity
that the old conditions do not prevail,
so that il he is going TO win at all ne
could have the satisfaction OF beating
w A. Larned in challenge round.
When Bundy and Mclaughlin beat
the title-holders, Little and Touchard,
in the New York State championship,
the form forecasters picked them to
win again at Newport That they did
so is a big boost for California ana
Coast tennis, with which Honolulu Is
more or less in touch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-03
NEW RECORDS
Made ~ Track and Field Gsrs, o.
metropolitan Association.

WV YORK June . Two now
worlds amateur records were made
af The track and ffId gnmcs OF the
metropolitan Association 81 the A. A.
r.. 90 Celtic park today. tho pr1-
rrriH ~ which uul so o. tho OIym-
uI' fund fu drfrag tho expenses of
fnr American athletes fo gfnrkhnim
Abel o. klti1f. of tho irish Ameri-
can a. o.. vino won fh. metre
handicap from scratch. Iu @ Sc o..
rIu l.f seconds faster than his
worlds record time had over Tho
Same track lraf SUNDAY EitIafa
prrfIrmarrc was 900 the more TO-
marf1lIe Hs Do bad just ai-rrr- ON
H train from Nar81r This morning
n0fr winning thr sod. mrfr. rlr. af
Tho annual Eaton meet YESTERDAY
James co. Duncan. unattached. o.
fria r'fs who broke fhe w.rfl.a dis
.IH record from OBJ. s.f..f ..ir.h ..r.
r.. her. l vsek HE0 scaled fhe dIr
rHe from o. seven f.Ht circle. n Die
trr.s nr Ifr faet ge inches tool.
Tho best previous record was Iff
f..f made hy Martin sheridan a year
ago..
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StO9ies Capture
Game

went down. Booze TO S~ervatius. Nee
doubled 10 center but was out trying
10 steal third. Dolan ended the in.
ming. Gray 70 Servatius
Gray took a pass on four wide ones.
Rooe fied 10 Mahoney. and Dodd sent
a bounder 10 Doyle. who shut Gray
on al second. Dodd taking FIRST on a
nelder's choice. Jansen wa safe
when Snyder dropped his s~kyscraper.
n bodd took third on the error
Welcher ended II with a high foul 20
Dolan.
Second Inning.
Calbert. first up. walked. Fluhar'v
followed him 20 the initial sack. and
Calbert took second when Bcmis hit
the batter Mahoney sacrificed. al
Nancing both men. going out. Serva-
uus 10 Dodd. Grant was safe on a
helder's choice. an error allowing Cal
bert 10 score. Waring popped 10 Ser
Vatius. and Doyle went out. Bernis 10
Servatius. One run. no hits.
Servatius started with a single 10
left and was sacrificed To second by
Haley. the latter going out. Warning
10 Dolan. Moren went out. Grant 10
Dolan and Servatius took third. Bemis
tanned. One hit. no runs.
Third Inning.
Ierrc Haute scored again In the
third. Snyder went out. Bemis 20
S~ervatius. Nee was safe on Jansan's
error. and took second when Dolan
grounded. Bemis 20 Servatius Cal
bert singled. and Nee crossed when
Welchcr left the ball go by him. Flu.
harty ended 50 by striking out. one
run. ono hit
Wheeling made two and r.cd TIE
score I'm their half OF the third. Gray
was given another pass. went 70 sec.
nnd when BOO" zroUnledto Grant and
died. DOdd stepped INTO a fast one
and went 20 first. and Gray crossed
when Jansen singled Welrhcr flied
out 10 short. bat Duke secured his
second bingl" ana D1dd scored Haley
made the ias' orr. Grant 20 Dolan.
Two runs. two hits
Fourth Inning.
Neither team scored T,rre Hauta
went down ln order. Mahouey ground.
ing ont. Gray 20 S~rrvatius. Grants
high foul captured lv Haley and War.
INK popped Up an easy one HIGH was
captured bv Gray
MOren lifted 70 hiEh one fp CaIhor'
for the fret out Tor Wheeling BamIs
singled ard Gray duplicated Baui-
tried m cor on Grays hit. bur was
caught 90 rho plate. Nee 20 Wariug
Booze vent ouf. N1housy 90 Dolan.
Finn i0airg
Roth clubs were BANKED Dl.1.
grounded out. Gray 20 S~rrvaf.I-
SNYDER flied to Booze. and the side Vaa
retired when S~eryatlus captured So.
high foul
DDdI won't our. Dugir ~ uulan.
Jansen followed. Mshorey fo D0Ilu
and Weicher popped fo Doyle
Sikh Inning.
Terrn T1ufD scored two and Wrnaf
ink came back with four U1ran ..a
g.od ro center. CI,herr went our fo
H1oo Fluh1rfy struck uut. and Ma
honey was safe Rh-n GRAY threw fhs
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ball away Dolan scored ON AN error.
Grants three base hit scored Mahonev
bur Warning kindly rolled an easy one
90 DOdd. who threw TO ~Servafius Two
uns two hits
Wheeling bat'ed around I'm their
half Servatius led on with his third
single. and Haley was given "a base on
balls Doyle was then relieved by
Aiberts ON the mound. Servatius
scored ou MOren's inheid hit. and
Haley scored when Nee made "a bad
throw Bem!s singled and Moren
crossed, having gone - second on
Noes error. Gray fled 10 Nahonay.
and Hooe was given a base on balls
podd went 10 FIRST on "a fielder S
choice and Booze was out. Grant TO
Mahoney. Jansen drove "a long nv
'o !g't ana Bemi~ scored ON tho throw
iu. Wo'chCr ended the trouble with
&c iy 10 snyder. Four runs. three hits
Seventh Inning.
Terro UaUfa annexed one. Alberts
struck OUT. Snyder trlplcd. and scored
On Do.aus double after Nee had gone
down on q high foul. caught by Haley.
'alb'rt filed out 20 N0rcn. Two hits.
Oue run.
Sortat.us went our. Grant 10 Dolar.
Haley was given "a u.,b br, nm,
down stealing. DOluu 90 Grant. lIorsn
struck oGt
E.sbt5 t-,ir
Tr. visitors -r,r.r 800. ~rr-t.-~
r,arsI % G-ry Nt-t,,.y al D.,
Nor.r Grant was rtyc, , hosa ~,
nam. ..s . I"
Alb,rts vent ,u- I.5T ,n sc-r.,r'.
one run. ono hit
Gur-o f..s gr. o., srvtc- c-
given has fr.rf ,.-s -rt O., -.
ing FL, take fr.-d ,r r,,.. 5.,,,f.
was oaugr. Uold WA tt, ty
r.t.t.f I.u a.
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ton. Booze is the only regular in the
outheld. II will probably be a couple
or weeks before Anderson will be
able TO get back in the game as the
injured ankle is still very sore.
This necessitates a new %outfelder.
and Goat now has lines out for a hard
hitter. Moren has fallen down badly
on his stick work during recent games
u with the club going right he may
brace mp. This has had a tendency
to aid he lOosing streak. Duke has
% hit as well as he should but then
many OF the other batters are in a
slump.
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Two base hits-Servattus. Dolan War
inE Haley, Fluharty. Booze.
I-f"" base hits-DOlau. Grant. Sny-
der.
lIfc opportioned-Off Doyle. s In 8
innings. or Alberts. 8 in Z "a innings.
ntt h~iUls. . IN g innings. Off Guess. 3
.u % innings. OFF Matteson. in in
uirES.
!ati 20 by Doyle and AIherts. Gray by
A..trf-.
First ON balls-Off Doyle. ?. off AL
1srt-. &. Off Bemis. ]. off Guese. I: off
MHttesuu. Z
struck out-By Doyle. !. by Alherts.
?. by Bemis. .. by Guese. J. by Matte
son. .
Double play-WarinE to Grant.
Left ON oases-Terre Haute, 5. Wheel
inE -.
Tin, 20.
wpire-Graham.
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BRIDGEPORT
Defeats the Mlnso Athletic Team by
one-sided seore-May Play
Bellalre.

Keeping up their winning streak,
the fast Bridgeport semi-professional
base ball team defeated the Mingo
A. A. Saturday afternoon az the
Bridgeport park by a one-sided score.
The Ohioans nave been playing a SEN
sational article OF ball this year.
Negotiations are now pending for a
series OF games between the Bridge
port and Bellaire clubs. The two
teams will probably play Saturday
and Sunday. Score:
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BOSTON WINS TEN
INNING GAhE FROM MAPS

CLEVELAND. O.. June e-R1ston de-
fea'ed Cleveland todsy IN a ten-inulnz
game 3 - g. CleV Gland punched hits
lu nc trird and scored three runs. hut
30 the other innings could DO but little
with Wood Score y ii
Cleveland .....OO3o0OOlOO+ 7 g.
Boston ......-.O 1O0O2O01+ II /
batteries ana Adams Vood
and Nunamaker
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The Standings.

After the little handful % faithful
bugs who braved the elements sunday
20 sec the second game with the Ter
rlers had been kept on the anxious
seat for nine long innings. first seeing
the Smokes in tho lead and then the
visitors. they were able 20 breathe a
e.gh OF relief In the tenth inning
when Anderson's brigade pulled vic
tory from defeat. taking the game by
the Of s 10 = With Wo0e on
second, the score tied and Two down.
Mr.. Jansen. whose big stick has a
habit Of breaking up ball games. land
ed on one Of Cy Albort's fast ones
and the pill went to the fence Booe
breezed In under wraps and tho sec
ond OF he series with Grants "houn
dogs went In the Goat victory
column. bringing our percentage over
the 400 mark.
u was r. % those games that
make the national game famous The
visitors took tho lead in the second.
but the Smokes tied To the third.
Then IN tho sixth Grant assumod the
lead. but the Tob.es came right hack
and scored four. taking tho lead.
Grant tied NJ In rho ninth and fn the
O DO the visitors looked like they had
Won the event Uu' 40 This period f1a
Stogies demonstrated that they can
mako garrison finishes and diI 4o bg
scor 1g two runs and winning Tho
game.
Two stralFhts from tho fourth club
in fho league haF given new homo hero
and 'hs fans are aEa.n looking FOR
AndTraon's CROW % finish ur .n the
rInninz Umpire Pollock failed %
put in his appearance az The grounds
yesterday and MS a result Peaches
Graham OF ciafrf
First Inning.
snyder Ted on for the vie.'0rs. and
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Earned runs bridgeport. Three
base hitg r. Thomas ara A GILES Two
uas" hits justice Hns- on balls Off
maxwell, 10 OF Lloyd. off Thomas. &
Iiit ly pitched hall Srider. struck out.
IT LLOYD 4. HN Thomas. 2 Stolen bases
PSI eufzrI. Justice Batch. A. Cfiirs. q
ttoker o. GILES and g. Thomas feft
on nasea MinEu. q bridgeport r. sac
rifIre hif " Thomas nouhfa play
uoutE and Mum Innings pitched ~
Maxwell. ff-J. by Ioyd. Tg-a Hfs
orr maxwell. O. Of Lloyd. g. Time Of
game 90
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ST. LOUIS DROPS
oEE TO SENATORS

ST LOUIS. No. June with a new
manager and a changed lineup. 81.
Louis lost 60 Washington this after
noon hy the score OF 8 TO 3. Extra base
hits and errors gave tie visitors their
scores. Score. n u y
81 Louis. 80 o q n o o IA : 4
Washington o o o o % . ?
Hatteries-iake. Brown and Krfcheu.
Groom and Henry.
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HARvEsTER HIT
CANTON FREQUENTLY

CANTON. d. June 2=lfasters was
VIII aud H~olmguist. who succeeded him.
score r. ~ T..
Srr. rrfeii 90 g % 20 . % Z 2 o. Is {
Canton .....2 Z % 70 % ~ p % O-B 4
haiisrics. Webb nnf blackburn. Mas
tiers. II.muuist and Trxter
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RUSSELL FORD
BLAEKED THE TIGERS

DETROIT. Mich. JuIno Russell
Ford. after a lad siart. biankeI tre
Tigers 90 The last six innings ~ toIay's
game rlluaNei DTS performance hv f4u-
ming 90 me ninth. vita two men Ou and
n.g.d yuut and New York defeated be-
troif. 2 90 g. Score
Sew York. 80 o % % q 2 o o IS 10 a
Detroit ....7 % : % % % o % % q 1
Hhtteries-Ford and Sweeney. MuitIn
and StuuaEc
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PHILLIEs TOOK GAME
PROM CHICAGO CUBS

CHICAGO. June 2-Chicaro pIavcd a
loose zane behind Walsh today and
fniladelphia won. 3 90 T. All the errors
OF TIE locals figured " the SCORING OF
INC visitors without 4 hit Chlcago's
score. l. II T.
i~hilad"lphia .o1o1o1OOO- 3 8 2
walsh. Peters and Block.
huhn. sullivan. Coombs and Lapp.
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AKRON WINS FROM
VETERANS, 4 TO 3

AKRON. o. June - Akron took the
same from Dayton TODAY. 90 r. Wen
being found frequently. Tr1mlolfx
'lH r.nsitutr1 FOR him score
Dayton .....0 % s. % ~ . q % p O
Akron ......n O. - u N 70 n % o. o
iff'"rics-N eurh.lI. ErrmhoItr and
IT pr ACCOMMODATE arf FohI
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MeKEEsPoRr WON
OUT IN THE HrHTH

-U.. Hl Dispatch tr Tho TrfaHIrsn-rr
IEefIlf.E. 90. Juno Esf.r.
hH Hsr Doc hard N.E-rrrr,rt v.r
.i' WIN FOL bunch ~ h.fa .n tie ninth
to-day score o.
-feH.errTIe no1O0n7no-
..-rr".f HHgunrur- .fH
IsfrfrIes -Kafrrra and ow-...r
Bauer. Hale nuI rHaIan
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EVANSVILLE. O.. June After
smith had handled the locals IN great
style for i've innings. he was found easy
~ The sixth. when the locals scored
eight runs. Weiiel proved Ineffective
ara was replaced IN the nth Inning
score r II. T.
south Rend . o : 1 / O-sIS /
GAINESVILLE 90 20 = I % % . XII u 1
Hatteries- SmitN. Madden and Tie
man. Wcidei. Gilbert and Tragressor-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-03

Vote for Sutherland for Congress.
m~an.stLarae a. tomorros's primaries.
He stands for progress and Will serve
the best Interests Of the whole State.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-03

The strong city and Flm Grove team
the Fulton diamond ~ me tune ~ M
20 3 O. and r. % team showed up
Do excellent form worked like
clock throughout me game Manager
team yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-03
AMERICAN
Standing OF the Clubs.

Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York al Detroit.
ashington az st. Louis.