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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-08

doubleday, Page & Co.. plan II
nrlng out several more volume #
-Ihe Ben Greet Shakespeare Fer
Young Readers and Amateur Players
this fall. The next volumes viii 20
Julius Caesar" and COMEDY Of l.r-
rors." So far the published soiunes
or The Ben Greet Shakespeare in
clude. THE Tempest "A MiGsuIa-
mer Nights Dream" 1.-The Merchant
or Venice" and LAS You Like it..
This edition has met with immediate
favor from all interested in bringing
Shakespeare closer to the young.
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GENERAL MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR dull.
winter clear, $4W4.25: city mills fancy,
1925 so
RYE FLOUR quiet at $3GOQ3.75
per barrel.
WHEAT quiet; No. red, 97R GI9Sc.
. CORN steady; No. 2 yellow, GA CSC.
$50. per ID.
OATS quiet; No. white, 30c.; low
or grades, &C.
POULTRY: Live heady; hens, 800
firm; choice fowls, lC,; Old 70 slrrI
II &c; turkeys, 2AGD25c
BUTTER steady; fancy creamery.
SIC. per d.
EGGS steady; selected, al q 45c.;
POTATOES steady; 7vGD73c. bush.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-12-07

Two Years For lntinidating Workr1cn
l.. a. Hays. charged with intimiGat-
ing wOrkmcn In the strike district in
West Virginia, was sentenced by the
military commission to serve two
years in the p"nitentary, and the sem
tence was officially approved BY Gov
CrnOr GlaSScOck
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-12-07
10000 Men Idle at Steel Plants.

OF the 5000 men employed AT TIN
Edgar Thomson plant OF the Carnegie
Steel company al HraddOCk, near Pitts.
burgh, Pa. 5000 men are idle as a
result q, tho strike OF engineers and
1ircmen, while at Homestead 5000 9th.
ers are idle for the same cause
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-12-07
Mother and Three Sons Burned.

MIS-. John G.. Layman and three
young sons were burned to death in q
fire which destroyed farm house OF
the Mennonite settlement near New.
port News, Va. The house was occ,,.
pied by several families and number
Of other occupants had narrow es.
oapes. One woman was dangerously
burned
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-12-07
Child EalIs 500 Enos

Mildred Shcchan, twelve years old
VINO with a party Of school children
was enjoying an outing IN the noun
tains, fell 500 feet down the Devils
Slide into Cheyenne Canyon, near
Colorado Springs, Cello, and was in
stantly killed.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-12-07
Fups and Pics MotIered by Doc

\ hunting dog on the farm Of James
Librandt. near E!izaDc,htown, Pa.
Of pups, IS also mothering four little
PIGS, whose mother died
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-12-07
Live Stock Markets.

PlTISB URGH lUnion Stock Yards)
-CATTlIE steady; choice, S9.250v
$50; prime, $S.5OM91O.
SHElIP slow; prime Wethers. $40
14.25; culls and common, s20Q251:
lambs, $4.5O0G.75: veal calves, $1,000
1850. w
HOGS higher; primo hcavies, S7.85
q 100; mediums and heavy YorHnrs.
- * SSGo :7f 81. 4orknrs' s$.Gog 775; pigs,
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SALESMAN WANTED 80 look
altar our in'cTest in Berkeley and
adjacent counties, Salary or Com
mission. Address Lincoln Oh Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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AND
DIR O FITA BILE
"a e 4 u Z rs.
10 ITS ADVE RTISERS.

Viewed from the standpoint OF
news merit, circulation or adve-tieinc,
power, TIE PIONEER PREsS
= the peer Of its Competitors and
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succeseiul moGerr newspaper meih-
Cds,
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The C5s'l anniversary ~ cnf
company vas ca.nurAtcG =
erecting the most modern "at>
factory i'll the world. Ny!c..ru
awake :ner who rec,2i-ai nur
special 5rliirE Undue:
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our output. Wa atG &Dand,~:.
many thousands Of tioIiar~ eli
lsrEinS our r&las organization.
but. to lea Tn all particulars, II
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Y;gI|hnapfV
1a S.ssa O. a. ~
PxUN DER
z e ESs,

Has been the leader in this State
and Nation for the grand and roble
night that IS being wNeed for tho
a'Deiioration Of the condition of the
Negro. The PIONEER PRES9
was newer known 60 lag or tribe In
any matter where shc iut.rest OF thu
race was involved. For this char
ecter!stlc, THE PRESS shoulo have
the answering support end encour-
agemon' Of Negroes everywhere. It
contains reliabIe news, Interesting
editorials and clever special articles
IL IS safely recommended 80 you as
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IT LIE in the quantity Of
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patrons.
IT LEADS in It's spicy editorials
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II LEADS IL jEn geacral. loc,,
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" g III not aions ~ making
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NJ 90, EIO'l HokNc cstOuer DIV. VIZ
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05
is TRIADELPHIA ON THE MAPY

Monte Weeks. the TriAdelphia boy.
who IL catching with the Grand
Rapids club this season. n a great
favorits among his team mates. be-
ing as ne n the youngest member
Of the club. He 10 the butt end OF all
the Jokes and when the club came
through Trtadelphia yesterday morn
ing via the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. Monte said Hey. boys this Is
the city where ! live during the win
ter. just peep out the window" and the
following Is the remarks OF the mem
bers of the club after the train
passed through:
Doc Schmick-"I just slept COM
ing through the town. I could not
wake up because there was nothing
to see"
John Henry Myers-'T said to
Weeks that I wondered how he ever
made connections 10 get out of the
dug out for Grand Rapids, II IL a
miserable looking place"
Johnny BarkweIl-'T just looked Il
ove to see II IL nae n post office. but
I only saw an old mail bag. in a box
car. where the depot used TO be.
Teddy Kroy-"I just looked at It.
hiatt all"
Dave Martini took one ooh at
the town and then turned my head TO
the hills on the other side"
Ben Koehler-There may be some
thing remarkable about the place. but
II must have passed my eyesight."
Manager Ed. Smith, though he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05
REPORTERS LICK
CONGRESSMAN
BATTLE ~ CONGRESSIONAL
CORRIDORS CAUSES
EXCITEMENT.
Representative Thomas, Of kentucky.
Was the Victim Of Three
Cornered Fray

WASHINGTON. June I'm the
calm atmosphere o. TIE House Irdic.
iary Committee was bred to-day q
battle that failed Cob rufio the Archa
tald Impeachment heariuE but which
caused excitement In rho corridors
outside thc committee room The
participants originally we're Repre-
sentative Thomas. Of KcnfIcts Dem.
orrat and Joseph Amin. "a su.prrrf
reporter for a local newspaper Later.
John x ebay. connected with tho
NaffIrgfnr bureau of o. N.u York
publication Joined .u fha frst ar
q Nay admi'H fn fhr tipping % Che
scales af 800 pounds a.Ia tho con
rroaaman Dol 0r fha defiant eide 90
..' HrI STURDY TH. flfff. unr Cd.
r.arrd "a draw Aun.ua paper rrf
H.nnI ahnt Thomas claimed vas rr
untrue .fnrf. chat Thomas had do.
rnIrrnI fFr HnUHr TrII.1r com
miiiDr and Chat Dol bod fr..narrr
attended |H Inquiry .rf. .H. fr..
bald rarr ThamHa o. .f
fhe committee Ur bad Amin called
nI' 0f fHr H.ar.rE room and f.If De-
ihf reporter Dol vac mIHfrkrr Liar
flashed blrk anf town ord l.Hat 20
Irf"rrrI Arrr ThUmn. GAIA Amin
struck af Dim auH fa struck af hn
BIOL Nr rlu rfI striking af mo-
added f.lHa. and a I.Iua o.. the
nHu. uf ..haf rau lu IthIrd ms
ani rfru.F m. Ur ffa fa.f .f mt
hrad They birth ErabheI na and
ffrea mr 'o coo 1a1r buf freed ms
a'f end arnse Fnf fhrI both ff r
rlnn.uF sfurf Thar rnuId Ia credit
to the champion rlul.r oi America
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05

lived In Philadelphia. all the time
and n I knew he lived IN Trtadel-
phta I would never ave signed him
Duckey Holme-T took a lonx
look At the town and the only person
j could see was a fellow Weeks old
me was his brother BILL and he was
waving a big flower sack from the
big porch
Pat Lindsay-"If Weeks advanced
from the Triadelphia team 10 Class
n ball. Ty Cobb will be out OF the
running next year for he will surely
skip the major leagues
Ninger Bill Essick--He's a fine
boy and 1 don't see how the w
could hold him az long as they did,
Hans Hadley-'T guess Monte Is
pleased to. get back home, Triadel-
phia IL a lovely town"
Larry Lejeune"T never heard of
Triadelphia before. I saw Il and II
Appearances speak for itself and it's
inhabitants. Weeks must be a mis-
take.
Nudge Craven-"I think We will
train in Triadelphia next season. as
we a battle in the flowing waters
OF Peters Run"
All the Grand Rapids players kept
kidding Weeks throughout the entire
day. but Weeks stuck up for his
home town. like every other ball
player will do and John Henry
Myers home being in Mason City,
Weeks wanted to bet that Myers
home could not produce a notary
public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05

safe on schmickis error OF Llndsay's
throw after knocking down a high
bOundsr. Jansen nisd out 70 Koehlsr.
Haley nied out TO HAdley. servauus
fouled out 20 Weeks. No runs. 1 hit
l error.
Eighth inning.
Grand RapLds-Weeks fouled out
70 S~ervatius. Lindsay out Dodd TO
Servatius- Knoy out. Graham 20 Ser
vatius. No runs. no hits. no errors.
Wheeling-Cilles and Moren went
out. Lindsay 10 Schmick- Graham
hied out to Craven.
Ninth Inning.
Grand Rapids-Schmick flied out
TO Booze. Koehler singled past short.
Lejeune flied out to Booze. Hadley
singled to center. Craven forced
Hadley at second. Gray. unassitsed.
No runs. no hits. no errors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05
CLEVELAND KNOCKED
BEDIENT OUT OF Rnr

CLEVELAND o.. June 4-CIcveIand
won from Boston to-day. 3 To ]. Bedicnt
was Knocked out in the fourth. Cicotte
replacing him with the bases filled and
none out Boston got nine hits orr
Gregg. but could not bunch them. Gregg
Sulhlhg out eleven. To-day. the tenth
anniversary or LaJoie becoming a
member OF the Cleveland team. was de-
signated as "LaJoie Day" Laioie WIS
presented with a horseshoe containing
Iops silver dollars. the gift or fans. and
3l&5 In gold. the offering Of his fellow
players LaJoie celebrated the occasion
with a double, single aud "a sacriNc. nv
Sy"Ie r. n. r.
Boston ........O OOO1OO- . /
Batteries-GregE and O'NeiI. Bedient
Clcotte, and Nunamaker. Carrigan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05

On Friday evening .H. " o.
hH.Id.nr corner Turrf..fr and
NHrF'f r'rnr'H 1 meeting ~ fhr DOB.
~'nrr'i'1fo baseball ienrrr rIH fe
hrIf rr.f D. Marriott. physical
director of fre @arr0r'Ff.rr tarffrr
obi" movement. 1ud Is otter fHe ar.sn
fH' Dr OF fHa Irfrrmrf.. irlrrs
Already fforr pro- three team. Lob tho
"lr.0 HrI three moro cam. ara rar
"rarr in 'rrr fhr Iaaerr ADJ f.sma
'srinE berthe Dol fha league. ef.rII
poo 'n COMMUNICATE aI.L ffr q So
a before Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05
GRAND RAPIDS DEFEATED
In ONE-SIDED GAME

out TO Koehier. Servatius was caught
trying to reach home on Moren's
grounder to third. Barkwell TO Weeks
TO to Weeks TO Hadley. Mo
rem reaching second. Graham singled
10 right, Moren reaching third and
Graham going to second on Craven's
return TO Weeks. Gray beat out an
iniield hit 20 Lindsay n Moren
scored. while Schmick dropped Lind
says throw, which allowed Graham
TO rOmp home. Booze singled TO
right. Dodd forced Booze at second.
Koehler unassisted. Three runs :
hits, l error.
Third lnning.
Grand Rapids-Kroy fouled ont 10
Jansen. Schmick out. Graham 10 Ser.
yatius. Koehler singled past second
and stole second. Lejeune walked.
koehler stole third. Jansen nailed
Had!ey's line drive. No rus. / hit.
no errors.
Wheeling-Jansen struck out. Ha-
ley fouled out TO Weeks. Servatius
hit to Lindsay, who hit the Duke try.
ing 10 throw him out AT first. GILES
singled TO left. Moren walked. era.
ham cleaned up the bases with a
triple 10 center. Gray out. Hadlev
TO Schmick. Three runs ? hits. /
error.
Fourth lnninu.
Grand Rapids-Craven lined u 10
Jansen. Barkwell struck out. Weeks
walked. Lindsay walked. Krov out.
S%ervatius 10 Graham. No runs. no
hits. no errors.
Wheeling-Booe out TO Schmick.
unassisted. Dodd hit an infeld sin
gle which bounded bad 10 Uadley
Dodd stole second. Jansen singled to
right and Dodd went 10 third. Haley
singled 10 LEFT. scoring Dodd. Serva-
titus struck out Jansen stole third
Jansen and Haley worked the double
steal for a score GILES out. Lind
say 70 Schmick. Two runs. 3 hits. no
errors.
Fifth Inning.
Grand Rapids - Schmick walked
and stole second. where Graham
caught him mapping on first. L.
jeune out. Jansen 70 S~ervatius.
Schmick going 20 third. Hadley ont.
Dodd 10 Servatius. No runs. no hits.
no errors.
Wheeling-Noren walked Graham
walked. Gray hunted n rs 10 Weeks
Booze out. Lindsay 20 Schmick Dodd
walked. Jansen out. Barkwell to
Schmick. No runs. no hits. no er-
rOrs.
Sixth Inning.
Grand Rapids-Craven struck out.
Barkwell doubled 10 right. Weeks
walked Lindsay struck out. Krov
fouled out 20 Servatius. No runs. I
hit. no errors.
Wheeling-Halc out. Lindsay 20
Schmick Servatlus doubled 10 right
GILES ont. Hadley 20 Schmick. Ser
vatius going "a third Moren singled
10 right. scoring Servatius. Graham
Med out 90 kroy. One run. . hits.
no errors.
Seventh Inning.
Grand E3pids-Schmick flied ont
to P0Oe. Kochlor singled past third
Ieirure struck out KoehIor stole
second HadIry beat out an infpld
hI'f k0ehler came home on era
ham bad throw to ~SrrvatIus. trying
20 catch Had'oy mapping Craven
VHs hif hv o. pitched ball Barkueu
forced Crvon 90 second. GRAY 10
Dodf ono run. o hifa. z error.
Wheeling Gray walked Dooa
bea. ont an inneld bif Dodd vas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05
AMATEUR BASEBALL


The Imperial \. q. defeated the Thur
her b. the score Of > to
The Imperial 4. q. challenge the Slav-
ish stars Tor % game sunday afternoon
ou their grounds II accepted. answer
through this paper. or call up islaM Nd
uonal phone this evening about . o'clock
The ImperiaIs also challenge any other
Il and lH-y.Hr-uid team ga the ohio Val
ley The Bauer or the * X. X Of
Mouudsyille preferred for the 10th OF
June.
The Imperial also want % sign up anr-
other pitcher. II amp desire 90. position
answer through this paper.
The North End baseball team 81 Mar
tins Ferry challenge any team under 10
years 81 age 90 the ohio valley. the Act
be- played on the mill field on either Fri
day or Saturday afternoon can Bell
phone 32s-J. Martins Ferry. or answer
Through tho Intelligence
The Imperial 4 O. would like 60 cor-
rect an error which appeared IN your
mofniuE payer Instead OF 90" J. A.
having t.H yellow streak. % was TIE ~
a g. who had tho yellow -trr1k To
prove 10 we tfle Z a 3d. challenge tHn
o. a g. for So s side t1 show mat We
have 10 yellow streak
The city ana Elm Grove baseball team
and tho WsIlsturE team viii cross bats
Dn o." WclishurE diamond Saturday af-
ord Film Grove team Will play tur All
stars uf M|uuula.IIIH OH tho Fulton HIa.
m"ud TO-, game 4a called frr 10
o clock.
The Fulton baseball team .s-us n rha'-
Irugr fn any team n The Onto valley Tor
H Famo ON the IIlf1n diamond 5ludIy
Afternoon Answer through Toe 1ntellI-
ENrHHH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05
CHICAGO SHUT OUT
CUBS III CLOSE GAME

CHICAGO. June 4.-Chicago evened
up the series with Philadelphia to-day.
winning the final game 2 to o. Hits by
Rath and Zeider. Viewers sacrifice and
an error by McInnis in the fifth. Melted
two runs. Umpire westervelt. who was
escorted from the field yesterday, did
by the veteran Jack Sheridan. The
score: Y II ~
Chicago ........O O.2oOO.-2 3 /
philadelphia 20 v o 900 o 70 o Z ?
Batteries-Langs and Kuhn. Morgan.
Houck and Lapp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05
THE REDS sHUr OUT
BHooKLYH PI.AYERs

EiDOkLHS. s. s.. une 4@Cincin-
fafI made DO three straight With Brook
Itu. and further piled on the agony by
HhuttluE uGf the locals. o 10 D. TIE
game lasted only ~ minutes. the fastest
~ tho season here Score Il IL L.
cincinnati .....H 100000 o. v
HrH0kIyn ......uu 100000 % I
Hatferies- U~umphries and Mclean.
Eaeur. TiuEIInE and Miller. Erwin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05
PHILLIES WIN
FROM PIRATES
SEVENTEEN RUNS MADE OFT
o'To0LE AND COLE
Quaker CITY Players Hammered the
Heavers AZ VIII In On
stdsd Contest

PHILADELPHIA. June 4-Philadel-
Thia knocked O'Toole off the rubber
in the fourth inning and also ham
mered Coles delivery and won tOdays
game from Pittsburgh II TO g.. Ma
Pee made three singles and a triple
and received a pass In hve times ut
rat. Titus scored Ave runs Doolan
drove In 1--WE runners and Knabe four
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05

stolen hases-Koehler. 3; Jansen. 2;
Dodd. Haley. Schmik.
Two base hits-Barkweil. Servatius.
Three base hits-Haley. Servatius.
Graham
First on salls-Off Lindsay, 6; off
Graham. S.
Struck out-By Lindsay. ., by Ora
ham. 9.
Double p~lays-Hadley To Koehler to
Barkweli TO Weeks; Jansen TO Gray to
Left on bases-Grand Rapids. IL;
Wheeling. IL.
Time-l.56.
Umpire-Pfirman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05
GIANTS WIN THREE
FROM ST. LOUIS TEAM

NEW YORK. June New York made
% three out Of four here to-day. wInnlng
hy 10 tp =. The visitors made a spirited
rally ln the seventh inuing. scoring eight
runs. but New Horks lead was too big
for them o. overcome. Score r. o. r.
So. Louis ......n 90 ! % % b D. . 10 1
New York ...-304l03OJ"-i4 ~ .
Eatterlsz-WIiIis. WOoIburn. Geyer
and Winro Ames. Wlltse and Myers
and HARTLEY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05

o 'aHF afflr Har Hrr hr 0rf ran -s
end fhr Doc aa of rim rr vas rUI
rnfrE f.. Wind
Do H fHuurh. rn seton uIu D.
Fru hr .he committee nIirnrff 90
.aaif on a member rf Durrrrss tv
n civilian HF.I. frf 'rrmr. j. attend
JOS o. session. la a Eratr i-u.ract.on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05
TYLER PITCHED A GOOD
oABE SUI BOSTON LOST

BOSTON. June Tyler allowed Chi
rago only four Hits to-day. but the locals
lost again. . Co 1 Errors accounted for
both Of the rubs' tallies Tyler. who
made three hits. scored Boston's only
run on MCbonalds triple. Score
X ~ f.
Boston ........OOIOOOOOO-I E
Chicago ......1OUUOU1OO- 70
Batterles-TyIer and king. cheney
and Necdham. Archer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-05
LINDSAY HAD A BAD DAY AND
THE LOCALS HIT HIM HARD.
Graham Pitches Great Ball and Hits
WeIl-Monte Weeks Catches
for the Visitors.
LEAGUE
Today's Games.
Same as yesterday.

Coming from the rear after tho first
inning at a hurricane gait, the Stogies
made an onslaught upon Grand Rapids
yesterday in the opening game OF the
series. and won by the score OF 9 to
.. Smiths men started out as n they
intended 10 put the game away in
short order by scoring in the first
inning. Peaches" Graham came
back TO his own after the first round
and pitched In fine form, although
letting up at times. owing to the big
lead secured by his team mates.
When Graham went TO the mound
in the second inning. the Black Sox
were leading / 10 o. but Pat Lindsay
wasn't in his best form and the
Smokes found his slants easy through.
OUT the game. everybody hitting the
ball, Graham cleaning the bases with
a long t-hree-sacker.
The crowd vas small owing TO the
Republican primaries in the state. and
the Democratic convention being held
in this city.
Monte Weeks. % T~riadeIphIa. who
is working behind the bat for the
visitors. caught the opening game
and showed Central league class
throughout. lie singled. walked twice
and fOuled out In his four appear.
ances at the plate. and his catch Of a
short foul fy against the grandstand
was the feature OF the game. 4 ma
jority OF the fans present pulled for
their %favorite. but today tho real live
boys will DC out 10 see him work
The score.
First Inning.
Grand Hapids-krOy hit a Texas
Lacquer over short and was forced
~ second on Schmick's ATTEMPTED
sacrifice. Graham 10 GRAY. Koeh,ar
singled 20 right and Schmick scored
when Giles throw 10 third 10 catch
hin took a bad bound past Jansen
koenler reaching third. Llieune
struck ont. Hadlcy flied out 20 no.
ren Ono run. o hits. mo- errors
Whea.iuE-Gr4y walked pooa bas.
our an infcld biz .o RarkWeII. Uodd
fouled out % Schmick. Jansen t,t
to Hadley. who threw fo KoehIer.
forcing out Hooe. and Gray trying 10
score. VAS thrown ont. Koehlor 10
BArkweH 20 Weeks so uns I hIt
no errors.
Second Inning
Grand Rdpids-Gray erred on Ora
lfn- rrourdar and ho reached first.
Harknrli hlf into 70 double play Jam
sen 20 Gray '0 Servafiu- Weeks hI,
o. singing single ID Ieft Lindsay
out Gray 20 S%ervatius so runs. /
BIT. 4 error
Wheeling Haley and saryatus
drove ont triples 'o Io0 Giles flew
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HARvEsrERs WIN
FROM EVANSVILLE

GAINESVILLE. o.. June 4-GouIIiait.
OF Springfield. struck out eleven local
batsmen. while WAeatley, a recruit
pitcher 81 the GAINESVILLE club. famed
nine men Score *. IA. T..
Springfield 800 OO213O- & 10 !
GAINESVILLE ......l ID UUyOlO- 3 5
Batteries - GOuIIiait and Mckee.
Wheatley and Houston. Umpire.
Clarke.
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Two-base hits-Miler. ? three base
fits-Byrne. Kelly. Titus, ?; knabe
Doolan. Magee. Pitchers recoord-On
OfToOle. $ hits and - times 60 bat in
Z innings tnone ia fifth); off Cole. :
hts ami 10 times at bat In Z innings
Sacrifice hit-Downey. Sacrifice fgly
- DoWuey. Stolen bases - Carey.
knabe. Do~uble-plays - Doolan and
Luderus: Wagner. Mccarthy and Mill
81 Left on bases-Pittsburgh. 10.
off O'Toole. ;: Off Cole. .: off Bren-
ren. I. First base on errors-Pitts-
burgh. . Philadelphia. - Struck
tut-By pfToole. g. by Brennan. s..
- 10
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BATFEsr AT ERIE AND
A VICTORY ron vARNELS

ERIE. Pa. June Fort Wayne de-
feated Erie to-day. 10 10 3 Fort Wayne
was outhit. but "A nome run by Clancy in
the seventh with the bases fulI. turned
the trick. Score. X III. T..
Erie .......2O1OOU22 . 81 Is 2
Fort Wayne v2OOO4O lie Is 4
Batteries-Jenkins. Baker and Schang
B~4trsdOrfer. Mercer and Martin.
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RENDERS WIN PROM AKRON.

AKRON. @. June South Bend won
from Akron to-day, . 10 & Score.
Il n. K
Akron .........O O5OO3OO o. 10 /
SOuht Bend 800 o Ol40UO o. . Il i
Batteries-Jepson. Boland, Hart and
Fohl. Plank and TIemau.