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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-04
Accumulation Of Freight at
Lordsburg Causes Extra
Crews to Be Sent.
REPORTED wreck on the G. h

REPORTED wreck on the G. H
= at Polvo proved a slight one,
4 according to local railroad Of
ficials. The only damage reported was
the breaking Of the clamp bolts on
one of the cars, which resulted N a
delay OF trains for about 80 minutes.
The car was set out at POlvo for re-
pairs and the train continued on its
journey. The accident occurred on
Wednesday morning at about 4:30. The
engine was in charge Of engineer J. N.
Ritz and conductor J. V. DoWtin.
Crews are being deadheaded daily TO
LOrdsburg, on the southern Pacific
Accumulation of freight at that point
IS said to be the cause. Two sections
Of train No. 243 ran west yesterday.
The second section was IN charge Of
conductor II. D. Ashley and G. w.
Davis and G. z. Messenger, conductors.
deadheaded with them. The crews Of
these conductors were also dead
J a. Bogardus. brakeman for the
G. Il. between FL Paso and Valentino,
IS laying off, and brakeman II. G.
Clark is filling his place.
Hugh McMichael, helper on the day
union depot coach engine in the local
yards of the G., H. & S. A, has re-
ported for duty, relieving extra switch
man H. A Cunningham, who goes back
on the local slow board.
Eight regular chain gang crews are
being used at present on the eastern
division % the Southwestern between
FL PasO and Carrizozo, and extra crews
are placed in service often. Fruit and
stock movements are the cause Of the
additional crews between FL PasO and
Hachita on the western division.
Johnnie A. Jackson, coach engineer
Of the G. H.. at FL PaSO, has reported
for duty, displacing Ben Durham, who
goes back to firing passenger.
L I. Parker, brakeman for the Texas
. Tf~nm~r -
has reported for duty.
c. S. COllard fireman for the G. H
yards at FL Paso, has reported for
duty.
II. R. Bean, extra switchman for the
FL PasO yards Of the G. H. IS back on
the local slow board, after having
worked in regular switchman +. B.
Pierce's place.
Extra switchman H. A. Cunningham.
of the G. H, at FL PasO, has reported
for duty.
W. W. Woodson, helper on the night
lead engine Of the G. H, at FL Paso,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-04
Reported At Lordsburg
Carpenters Have Smoker and
Listen to Number of Speeches

Mundy Heights. He is a member OF
the Painters union.
C. E. Webb is doing the painting and
decorating in a new five room bunga-
low on East Missouri street.
A. r. Webb, foreman; John Vance,
Louis Bailey, Walter Highsmith, Otis
Jones and Charlie Borden have COM
pleted the carpenter work on the new
five room bungalow in Grand View.
These men are members of the Carpen-
ters' union. The same crew expects to
begin work soon on a new bungalow
for 4. H. Hughes in Hadlock's sub
urban Garden"
E. Pritchard. K. B. Behmes and B. W.
Points, members Of the Carpenters IN
ion, have finished two of the three six
room adobe houses near Cadwallader
station down the valley.
r. G. Chenoweth and his son,
Charles, are remodling the front Of the
building on the corner of Stanton and
San Antonio streets. Both are mem
bers Of the Carpenters union.
A. COrcoran, 7. A. Wake, E. S. Taylor,
r. 7. Stepp, W. WaggOner, W. F. Nor
ris and foreman J. r. Dickerson are
union left at work out of 26 members
who were employed on the new First
National bank building. The plaster
work will soon be completed.
Y. II. Lawton and John Schertz,
members of the Painters union, have
completed the finishing work on the
new hard wood floors in the Elks' club.
Adam Haust, c. H. Freeze, Ray West
and G. ". Carpenter. members Of the
Painters union. have begun painting
and decorating on the new building.
Oscar Pickering, foreman; W. COrt-
ney. Ray Pringle, W. J. OBrien and
Geo. Preusser are remodeling the Ma
jestic theater. These men are mem
bers of the Carpenters union.
a. J. Carpenter, a union painter from
Fresno, Calf, has deposited his trans
fer card with the local union. He has
taken a position with c. H. Williams.
He says that the building activity in
FL PasO far exceeds that Of Fresno.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-04
Freight Congestion
Wreck at Po1vo Small Affair
and Delays Trains Short Time

! has reported for duty, relieving extra
sWitchman W. I. Thomas.
Western division conductor Norton,
Of the Southwestern freight service
between FL PasO and Hachita, has re-
ported for duty.
Switchman J. A. Ankerbaum, Of the
Southwestern, has reported for DUTY.
Western division brakeman Meagher,
of the Southwestern, has reported Tor
duty.
Ray Mclean. brakeman for the
western division of the Southwestern,
has reported for duty.
Engineer o. P. Munger, OF the Texas
& Pacific, between FL PasO and Toyah,
has reported for duty.
I NJ Arterburn, fireman Tor the
Texas & Pacific, between FL Paso and
Toyah, is back at firing.
Freight fireman William Burton, for
the Texas & Pacific between FL Paso
and Toyah. has reported for duty.
c. /. Sheay, freight conductor for
the Texas & Pacific between HI PaSo
and TOyah, has reported for duty, re-
lieving extra conductor J. NJ Thomp-
Call boy Guy Livingston. mechan--
zeal department Of the G. H, at 81
Paso, has resigned The place was
filled by extra caller TaIbert.
] J. Trainor, extra engine foreman
for the G. H, at FL Paso, IS laying OF.
A. B. Snyder, helper on the day coach
engine of the FL PaSO yards OF the u.
H. has reported for duty, displacing
extra switchman H A Cunningham.
Helper John J. Reed. Of the g. H, az
FL PasO, has reported for duty and
was placed on the day house engine,
relieving extra switchman John De-
ii. r Payne, regular through freight
brakeman for the Southern Paclfic,
between Ell PasO and Lordsburg, has
reDorted for duty, relieving extra
brakeman Z. B. Sibley.
Extra brakeman J. E. Roy, OF the
G. II. between FL Paso and Valentine,
is LAYING off
Harry Perry, regular freight brake
man for the Texas & Pacific between
FL PasO and Toyah, has reported Tor
duty. dispIacing extra brakeman Gus
W. W. AIcAIahon, passenger brake
man for the G. H. between FL Paso
and SandersOn. has reported for duty
Conductor H. F. Griffith, OF the
Texas & Pacific, between FL Paso ana
TOvah. has reported for duty.
Freight conductor NJ. T. Bauman, OF
the Texas &, Pacific, between FL Paso
and Tovah. has reported for duty, after
a short layoff. displacing extra con-
ductor G. c. Woodland, who goes back
on the local slow board.
Elmer Ellis, engineer for the Texas
& Pacific. is back on the day sWltch
cine in the FL PasO yards, after
having made a few freight trips on
regular engineer C G. Morris's engine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-04
LONE BANDIT KILLS
BANKER; GETS $4,000

Plum COulee. Manitoba, Dec. IA
lone masked bandit yesterday after
noon held up the Bank of Montreal
branch here, stole $4,000 in currency,
shot and killed the bank manager, H
NJ Arnold, and escaped in a stolen au-
tomObile. Mounted police and a posse
Of citizens followed the bandits auto
mobile trail to the mountains near
here and are believed to have sur
rounded him on the wooded bluffs.
The masked man first appeared at
a garage, where, at the point of a
revolver, he forced the garage propri-
etor to supply him with a powerful au-
tOmobile. The bandit then drove the
machine to the rear door of the bank.
Arnold was alone, other employees of
the bank not having returned from
lunch. The bank manager submitted
while the rObber took the packages of
money, but attempted to follow as the
latter entered the automobile Then
the thief turned and shot Arnold,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-04

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-04

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-04
GRAND EXALTED RULER OF
EIKS TO ARRIVE SATURl

Edward Leach, Of New York. grand
exalted ruler of the Elks. viii arrive
in Ell Paso from Denver, Col, Saturday
night. Mr. Leach VIII leave Sunday
morning for Los Angeles. Calf, and
will not be here to attend the memorial
services of the Elks which will be held
Sunday Afternoon at o'clock Efforts
have been made to get Mr.. Leach to
stop over in 81 PasO long enough to
attend the services, but he has wired
that this would be impossible. When
Mr.. Leach arrives further efforts viii
be made to have him spend Sunday in
FL Paso and attend the exercises.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-04

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-04
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-04

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-04

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-11
STOGlE TEAM BADLY CRIPPLED:
NEW PLAYERS ADD STRENGTH

While ~ Is Ear from a source - picas-
are. seq a. tut s4is~ tim. tn, present
slight slump . the - hDrl.HE t~A-.i
t'i.ss4Hk fIG. tI' team 80 going back
CO., g. usf the equal 90 tho other teams
90 tie e. r,Iif. en- D." contrary. every
nt g ga, bows In I-tf.uI 90 Che E.u 9
fr b.. life owl is rcht!rE 'ust ~ hard
- D." car - win aiI . i- only because
Hf re .I.ls Its.' ptsd i.f..-H' that they
ago rut gust" hold ny fA.-ir own Win
,c- teams Shes are meeting.
Indeed -r- r.t,E'l-Gg team that
Manage KvHn s. heading would driv"
maus Iua.agrrs 20 distraction and uf-
tcrly discourage D. U- Bat cur -rraprv
Ltd manager f.-t He"pS plugging
sheAI day bH .aE. Cp.u- tH- t'-t hr
car with IN" material Ht hand. and at
every gam. uu Gag h.Hr % - FhCut~ On.
cU-ourHgefr"rt To- din,rrut players -
tfrf compile TO- good play. ard urging
the BOYS Oh b" their e0utt to win.
t,rr SINCE ftr t.E'l- rE o. tUe season
rl. ..FI.It 'f. l~sr .uGfDs Hf con
.tarr vHirt 200 uiu. U.' BID, has a4'tu' 81
t..-r .r f.t l.nknu- for r-w players
VII which, G. ettvaLt''u tt. uH''-
vc.fe. nt. O. 90" -'a'.rc ~ II 'ria9
- "A aIVrar- a. - D" ~ 80
east H.'a 'aes" as i-' rnmc f
greet .Nlfg~ can De- looeci for.
Iurt.lI .t st.t., ..E '.s '.-U. YOU
.uslu1 r.. last ,.r.f c.-..- r..t' . "n'
-...4.. f.--l. wonder af tho tfen; chow
il- t..v Rave t.., 80 tt f-hr = nIlin+
'ht oat.s.t ali tl-.HsH t-- ~'.'
TN. r'.-.;. 'f v"ef'rlIr game gives
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Fifteenth
srEAIoHr VICTORY ron PxuA.
DELPKLA TAKEN PROM
ST. LOUIE.
Athistics Founded the Bau Hard, willis
Brown Put Up . GOOD
Qame.

PHILADELPHIA. June lO.-Philadei-
phia experienced little difficulty IN win
ming its fifteenth consecutive victory to-
day by defeating 81. Louis by a score OF
20 20 4. Mitchell, who started 90 pitch
Tor st Louis. was hit hard He was or
cered out OF the game by Umpire Fer
guson in the NTH inning for protesting
a decision on g ball. and was succeeded
BY Weilman. The big left-hsnder pitched
fairly good ball but was unable TO check
the Athletics hitting. Brown held ST.
Louis 10 a single hit in the first FIVE in
nlngr nut let down in the sixth and "a, .
visitors. on three singles. hit bstsrran
tumble by Strunk and two force-outs
scored three runs and caused Brown =
retirement in favor OF PLANK score
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81 idea ~ what Ryan has had to
contend win. when PTieste was played
'.N tIrt Ns.rr.T, a catcher IN center.
Hud Green. 90 pitcher. IA night But de-
rFif" this they maze tho fAst-goinR Eric
tu.s'f. - Bend itself 20 tho limit - win
Nhf~ III" StOgl~~ get their outheld
p". tons ulltI and strike the natural
stride Just watch them climb the lad
csE
HI1rAger Qu'nIan. u Erie. IN speak
Ing o. tue ~toEl 81 Yesterday stated
90 they had mighty good team in
very way and that he thought they
were doing wonderfully well consider
ins d." crippled condition they have
been .n Q. date. This also bears OUT
fO.l'tF on th" part ~ the present mem
L~rs
Noiieukamp Is confined ~ his bed AZ
o." orders % physician. and 81 IL
ltk-lv that - VIII be- several days he
~r >" Will poo able o. return. Molly
Dos bner gdtT-.y sticking 20 his post
%. s..arfuC when Dee WAS not at all
=. 'u-~. tom until his condition hecs me
~D serious that re wa really endanger-
.fE f.s lfs. Wifr rs return and tho
addition 90 re two new Outnaiders-
VOL. 'fer. watch us 60
' T. NrTrfi~e y down state pitcher.
- trying unt To- tho team on his own
f.Hr ana So attending the morning
rracf .rt- 40 -If -ram He looks as z
~ Or zhf develop into q frst-ciHss man
- f.-n.'t.N played 81 the California
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-11
SCHETTLER KNOCKED FROM
BOX BY HARD-HiTTiN6 OF
SMOKES.
Game Was One Of Fastest and Most
Interesting Ever staged on Is
land Park.

Erie still maintained IS perfect rec
ord AGAINST Wheeling by batting ont
another victory. in one. uf the hardest
fought ba-;l-, seen on the local lot
this season. or IN fac- any season.
The game was min and tuck all
through from the NTH inning on. and
hope of victory did tot die IN the
breasts 81 'he fans until tho last man
was out In tho ninth The crippled
losers are des'r,i ny ~ great credit
Tor -h-ir game fch'
Coming from behind With n rush az
:er tn visitors had seemingly sewed
~" pane mp in the fourth. the
Smokes" forced OUrlan's bunch 10
show everything they had 70 win. AMI
80 mighty was their onrU-h that they
even succeeded .a driving a former
hoodoo. Schrttlc;. from the mound.
with 2 sus'lade o, hits.
There was a noticeable improve.
ment IN the work Of he locals over
fhpir playing IN tho first game Of tho
series. and e they can keep UP tlo
same good work. this afternoon will
surely see the disp"ll.nE OF the ink
thar has followed them I'm every game
with The Erie team 20 date
There WAS great roofing and pulling
so- a win yesterday. 'he fans display
ing spirit 20 enthusiastic and hope
I'll thR- g. seemed in a Vay 20 react
upon tho team. % Tho effect that they
went a. tho Sailors" with tooth am
claw. and fought them hard through
every inning
Burden Pitched Well.
''Shc-i~ Burden WIS on the uolnd
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tatiOns.
Third Inning Fatal.
Erie began the trouble in tho thlrd
when they hung up their first big
number one on the scura board Mil
or. leading of, placed "A safety in cen
ter. The next man up. Schettlar.
struck out. but whom Dawson laid
down hunt Burden muffed II. the
bail rolling out OF the diamond. allow
ing Miller to 30 TO third When Daw-
son started for second. not eXpect ting
Ryan 70 throw the bah the manager
Sprang surprise and threw To- Stein
hrcnuer. Miller. on third. started for
home but was neatly caught bv Stein
B brenncrs perfect throw
7 he fourth was the frame when the
visitors piled up their largest number
ana the inning in which Il looked as
/ II they had acquired "a sufficient mum
/ Der to win Burden started of by
/ passing Nixon W. Colligau follow
B I'd with a single. sending him 10 third
Manager QuIniau then counted him
Win an inteid hit A sacrifice bv r.
'oiligan advanced both ruuu-rs. Who
scored on SchanE's single on The
b throw-in. the latter reached sccnu!
and scored with the fourth run when
Schester likewise hit safely
Fiuke Home Run.
P Probably the visitors owe Their vic
Tory 10 nothing 80 much A. The fluk,
home run which Nixon secured bv
B -luins one under the score board i'm
center Welcher slightly misjudged
: W." Dali. 70 goirs away over bis head
ana rolling 10 The fence However
he promptly dove after the bail nm.
der the scor" board. but IA tossing I,
our 70 Moran. tho latter missed u and
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CLARKE
BUSHES rNro 1ATrLE AT c1xr1cAL
STAGE AND PIRATES WIZ.
Only Third Time In Two Year,. nut
showed That he Batting Eye In
Good-Advanoes Payer.

PITTSBURGH. Pa Jun. io-After
HIS players had failed 20 do anything
with the delivery OF Bill Wagner. the
Brooklyn recruit pitcher from New Or
leans. Manager Fred Clarke. for the
third time since 1911. went TO bae az a
pinch hitter Unlike tho two previous
attempts when he fouled out Clarke
shot a. liner to right neld for two bases.
sending Kelly. running for simon, to
third Byrnes single then scored Kelly
win the winning run N the ninth in
ning.
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YANKEES DEFEATED ny
WHITE SOx III sERIEs

NEW YORK june 10 thicA1o won
~" third gatu- Of their serI.. with tho
- " NHfE. today. 90 SCOTT helI
tf- locals 20 e"Nt. scattered hits and
Mas objective "a every inning h4f taa
MN. .cU r" forced Co. New fo.ks only
Tlf h. - tie SuN pounded AIct'un-
lv.. bard caldwell. whose arm has
teen -. went fffp .,. buN .OI the uf-
time nee Ga" second "a u.c " the -.si-
81 o.. e i- iacA-i control and aSt,
'fi. tie over an inning Sc"r..
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oUAKERs WIN III NINTH
by GETTING TWO RUNS

'INCi $NATG. O.. June iO.-Wi,h tws
runs necessary ?" win Philadelphia came
90 bat IT, tn' ninth and with thre, nit-
iniAed with th-es stolen ltse. brought
-""Irn t-.ll,s across the plate T. ,efrat
'iu- tnI'ati hy tae score co . 10 Hotn
t,' a. OIL ~e.tnn pitolvI .soI %. I'D
To IL min b lsAInS. score
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lie Lad thu visitors got
Priestc missed 'vo or, .rst yestsr-
eaE. but both 'Lrpws were wide ana
low Tn tNo grouno-rs no missed
were both rar.ly d.e t. th-. Laa Il
held between lone ana fr.' vh,r,
U.s. great 'Ne'.-~ Ger Monty aisy. D.
.s limos '1u much 20 nak ..f. .r.
,uau 10 p,riorul On perfect iit. 10.
pitcher. ou'0rider arG lai-l.i.r pur
l-ri"-f' comes s-hou, A. near r.rt,. ...uf.
fa ne I. arc no uu s-sbui Champion a-
any ne we know o.
20 pinch. Pr,es,- o. arl,....dl.
one ~ tae most dangerous men go -l.
league Twice -,-tsrduy h~ drove 'u
runs with .- timely '.r..le ju-t whom 90
Wee worst needed
- the arst iuninE Erie went dow
on siN pitched walls First |l-tf.-
struck ont on thr,e. next NJ s,..or..
ldi stehed for ..0..I o.t. MN, t4.
third batter few .st 20 tae frrt ore
The playing tiri, ~ ~, mrs. .r.airx
vas ONLY Ave minute.
Hrrfon pulled out % t.a arI. ,r
DO" second ~ som" fas' s.>frr 80
90 Nr n'- team fi. .'af h.rg ..a.
eta n~ fh!rf We. a. f.l- H .... ..
..'..i DO wished '.f t.Hr r...I. %
'r,uvh o. throw o.. ....rI .ut ts
ttf1d throw r. 'hr' tI- -u .s.fi fr
teicep- 'fe f'r.a Tt's no. I'i at.
i-ir.'o .H.'. '...I Hammond
vino '.lf ....'f Wh. -a1a d.
-.lrh, a.ut '.".rI '"uI"
P.ar.. rrea,rc. i. tnr ,..... ...-.
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hit Strunk. 2 Compton. Collins. ia
ker. eCrifre hits Msfunis Strur x.
Sacrifice a. Austin. stolen base. Struril.
Double plays Shotton To- NcAil-ster
Srottor. Austin - Pr0rt. Base. on balls.
on Mitchell. .. Brown Plank
struck ost Weilmau. o FLANK. :. TIM
p!rcs ferguson aud Hia.en
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday Rsxultx
Standing of Teams

7 IIItilFI pIIa, 3, IInri1nafi, :.
Pittsburgh. :. BROOKLYN.
Chicago. 8. New YORK. =
go. 9St. Louis. s. Boston, =.
10 innings I'll innings
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ARK" l1rce-base hits Wheat. cut,
staW 20 sacrifice hat: Moran Sacri-
Gee die. 4 Wagner Fishor. Stol, n
asses Moran Da1beTt -. Miller ~.
.sesr7 on balls an Fucker. /. on "
v Sret. =. IN Hendrix. T. Struck out.
~ lsucker. 3. BY " Wagner hv
hsr'lr.K. e. Nv Cooper ! Iimulr.-.
rlsm and ORTIZ
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To-day's Qanuas-

Brooklyn At Pittsburgh
Philadelphia at Cincinnati!
New York at Cnicago.
Boston at - louis
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NOTES OF GAME.

IT, luf- 'u ..s, that gam. s.st-rIas
after such q gallant night L. overcome
lie lead The visitors got
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Erie Ho0d00 Almost
"Gnxed' By Sfogies
Third Inning Fatal.

field out soon settled all such ezpeo-
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To-day~n Games
Detroit at Washington.
81. Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago az New York
Cleveland a. Boston.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing OF Teams.

restcrday's Results.
Philaiel3hia. TO- St. Louis. =
Washington. 3, Detroit. o.
Boston. :; Ciey Gland. ?.
Chicago. 3 New YORK. 1.
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.Batted FOR T. Murphy in sixth.
tRattcd for Lapp IN sixth.
sBatted Cor Brown in sixth
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10 pinch Fr'sst- d. .rL.l. ..I'l.
one ~ the most i1r-orUus men 60. tN-
league Twice -,-teriuy ho drove 'u
runs with .- timely 'lul-l. tu-r whom %
We worst needed
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- l -
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Interstate League

Yesterdays Results.
'Iane@N 10. =. canton. l.
lZanesVilie. II. canton. L
Steuoenville. :, YOUNGSTOWN. s
Erie. Wheeling. O.
Akron. 81. Colu rnbus. D
"-F1rFt game. second game
To-dHy's Games
ErSf at WhesIus
Columbus al Akron
SteuDvnviile e. YOUNGSTOWN
anton at EaneSvillc
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- the arst inlinG Erie went dow
on @iN pitched walls. First |l-tf. -
struck ont on thr,e. next NJ s...1t..
j AT pitched sur ..0..I o.t. vtU, 90.
tLlrd Ilt.lr Gov IL II t.a IL. OIL.