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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-01-10
OVER $4,000
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Institution Less Than Four Years ola
President in Annual Address
Speaks EncouragingIy-All Off,
cials Pulling Together-Fu-
ture Outlook Most Flat
tering - Election OF
officers.

Conceived in spirit OF general
balnfulness. born out Of the necessity
murtured by a spirit OF unseInsnness
stimulated by a spirit OF confluence
in its possibilities, encouraged Dy INC
snirit of consolation that comes from
haing q factor in the Development OF
q race. The Peoples Saving Bank ana
Trust Co., threw open its doors 10
the public August 81, 1909. I'll
Looking back three and one-halI
wears of our existence, we are I'M,
pressed by the evidences we hnd Oh
devoted service, of unremltting lapor'
of surmounted obstacles, of ceaseiess
Irioilance and by the final record OF
enIendid achievement. There are
those here now who witnessed tne
birth of this institution, who rocKeu
the cradle of this child in its infancy
saw il creep from it's cradle, whose
master hands grasped it and maue
steady it's tottering steps IN lts en-
daavor to walk; and now, they see
II standing upon it's feet and rejoice
as thew behold its efforts as 1t goes
forth vigorous and strong, scaWer-
inp blessings broadcast, demonstrate
inc orr possibilities if only we SUCK
together. The growth and progress
Of this institution has by no means
heen without Interruption For, IN
deed. once for each year OF lts ex'
istence. it's bark, by undesirable
winds. was driven upon rocks ano
against icebergs which threatened
seriously its existence. The hrs'
was the result of the lack OF con
6derce somewhere The second was
tha result of claims brought agalns
the institution for remuneration o
services rendered. The contest a.
to the legality or moral right OF tnes'
claims waged hot for one year AM
eliminated in all but the preclploa
tion of a lawsuit, which meant 10
lis the closing of our doors AL thll
critical moment, however, by eXel
else of the proper Judgment, thougnI
care and wisdom of your o1flclai'
this calamity Was averted, a sat'
PARTIES concerned, the matter wa
factory agreement reached by d
settled and the sea again oecam
calm. -
Scarcely had Aeolus driven n
windy steeds back to their retrea
and Jupiter with his hoary head aDo'
the turbulent waves, had ordere
them BE stlll'' and the sea be calm
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-01-10
Achievements of the Grand
LOdqe X. of P. in Tenn.
By DIR. A. M. TOWNSEND,

The towards who watched the strug-
gle from the hllltops will not now
be permitted to garner the trults oI
the victory won by the brave leglons
in the valley.
Defensive tactics need no longer be
the rule, but hencetorth it will be
forward, march," with the heavy
battalion in the van and every impedl-
ment that stands in the way Will be
destroyed. Recruits that have been
influenced by tainted dollars or talse
ambitions or strategic motives will
be of no service. Conscripts are not
wanted, but only men who are true
to the colors of Pythianlsm will be
permitted to march behind them.
Then fall in, boys. The flags are
flying, the drum beat rolls, the bands
! are playing. The commander orders
|, the advance. Let each one do his
duty in whatever sphere of this great
work he is placed. Upon the shoul-
ders of Pythianism has indeed fallen
/ the mantle of a mission: To check
+ the bleeding of lacerated hearts, this
{ is our work; to alleviate the surer'
/ ings of a brother and to bury the
l. dead, this is our calling; to provide
S shelter for the fatherless and to COM
u fort the widow, this is our vow; 10
S be soothing balm to all who feel
the pangs of misfortune, this is our
- duty. 'Tis a duty we owe our tel-
bowman. IT'S a duty we owe the
widows and orphans of our brother,
1t1tu
us ever.
Having therefore a properly form
ed concept of our duty, with
countenances bespeaking that Of
brave knights on the eve OF conflict
and securely clad and equipped with
our helmet of generosity, our stee
armor of loyalty, our shield OF truth
our dagger Of gallantry, our sword o.
valor our battle axe Of fidelity to
brother in arms, and our spurs o.
thirst for victory, we can herald u
the world that
4 'We are coming, yes we are coming
| A mighty band of noble men;
A stream of mighty power Is run
ming,
Which the present cannot ken.
eve are coming, yes, we are coming
Men in virtues noble form
Men of moral worth; low cunning
And deceit they proudly scorn.
1--WE are coming, yes, we are coming
Men of thought and men OF soul
'-~~- With zeal their noble bosoms burr
lu- ing
he To make their fallen brOthe
MS whole
to
cd 1--WE are coming, yes, we are coming
ef- Mighty minds yet in the rear;
BILE After Justice they are longing,
est And n time snail near
an
nat eve are coming, yes, we are cominj
Men who will the world reform
md Men whose bowels now are yearnir
my Ger the helpless and forlorn.
see
to 1--WE are coming, yes, we are comm
,elf The brave the kind, the great, Il
urn good;
lrd. Progressive Pythianism is onwa'
ose running,
of With force that cannot be wit
no stood"
was
Die, Then,
ugh Fear not, ye who now press on,
de. For the victory shall be won;
he'd Pause not, but increase your speed
God In this march there is constant nee
ling "There are foes we'll worth the fig
esh, ing,
nor There are wrongs well worth Il
the righting;
still There are sorrowing hearts to bles
vic, There's oppression to redress.
tht, Here's the field for worthy labor
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-01-10

Love to God and love to brother;
This your battlefield, o knight,
Conquer it, for well ye might!
"Then let's rally to the fight
In the stormy day and night;
In bonds that no cruel fate shall
sever;
While our far-famed battle cry
Goes ringing to the sky,
Observation-Disclosures forever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

The y. T.. \. e. Of Martins Ferry,
ONO. accept the challenge Of the Arm
strong baseball team of Wheeling for q
game sunday afternoon. To- be played or
the mill feld. Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
WASHINGTON HIGH
Completes Schedule for season-Firui
Game with Grafton School
Wednesday.

WASifNGTON. IA. April 2i.-Ath-
i"tic Director Ionn g. Known has com.
pletai AMI announced the Washington
.iiGh school schedule FOR tho aeasOn Of
1918. Tine leading preparatory school
teams fr This section viii hc me, in ] .
raure. rlif Of which will he rlayed al
horne Tie season will open in a game
'.re Wcrreslfy. with Grafton HiEh
Tine e.sriui' follow
Nrru 3-'isftnu iHeh. ia Washing
ton
NrrI -s-shady side Academy ~ Pitts
UlrEI
N.v e-S outt side fHsh ~ pittsburgh.
Mlf T-Cnarlernt ttiCH 90 chartered
MAJ 10 south side Hi=h 90 Washing
tom
Nay ft-A'ieg eny Heh AZ washing
fun
ST., WIZ nsburg High Il WI.
urIurE
May -CharIeroi High at Washing
Nsy et-AuesHeny HiFh At Pitts
uIrE.
Maf Grafton High ~ Grafton.
NAV Wilkir-nurg High at Wash
May g. shsd,~ide Academy al Wash.
IuEfHr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
PRELIMINARIES
For Place on w. and Teams II
Inter Collegiate Games Were
Held Yesterday.

WASHINGTON. Pa. April 21.-In
the first of the preliminary trials this
afternoon to determine the makeup Of
the relay team which will represent
Washington and jefferson at the in
teTcollcgite Eumes AT Philade phia
next SATURDAY. SAN Springer. 81 chi
caRo. and Leroy Schwab. az New PHIL
adclphia. o.. were Twarded places IN
thu varsity five. Eleven men comp"t-
ed in the trials the others besides
those named being Harry Springer.
Fioto. Written. Jackson. Stivcs. Her
shey. clarke. Patton and Schreckcn-
COST. Written led me field In the iirS'
trials until near the md Of the quar-
ter. when he fol. sam Springer win
ming with SthWab second. u was lie
creed before the race that the first
two men finishing should he given
places. the others To- run later TO ft-
tcrmine tho other two men on the
team and an alternate. TIL, surprisr
~ tho trials was IN" defeat ~ Harry
Springer by his younger brother 10
10 lihely that tho final trials VIII h'
held tomorrow. with Indications point
ing To- Harry Springer and Written
making the other places and iJershcN
or Patton as substitute. The tim"
made was not up 10 expectations. IN
being accounted for hv the cool we7-
Their. The W ma j. team will leaV-
here FOR Philadelphia Friday morning
and will on Friday night attend q big
BANQUET and reunion az former ". and
j. men nov attending the profess ION %
schools Of tho University ~ Pennsyl-
yania. President Npffat Of W. and ~.
and Congressman ". ". Temple. from
this district. form ". and y. pro-
fessor. viii Co., guests az the banquet
W and is team won the relay "a 'c
IN this class last year and the Red
and Black. with n concedcdlv better
team will bo The favoritc this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
Y. & 0. TEAM
Has Organized For Season and Man
aqement Announces Team
Ready For Games.

The y a O baseball team. NJ FLOR
once. Ohio. which won the undisputcd
amateur championship ~ Belmont
county and the Ohio valley in the vi
cinity Of Wheeling for two seasons
has again rc.orraulzed for the C0ninc
season Tho Florence ball park will
be- put 800 shape This week and the fol
lowing players are requested TO rc.
port bod uniform sunday April go for
practice " Dorm. kellar. FinEerhut
anBcncdine. r. Dorm. Applegarth
Mooney. Davis Seibert Hood. Cope
Nichols. Grozs. Fctters. Serene and
Jones Practice Co begin a. O'Clock
sharp ANY amateur. semi profession
I'D or professional teams wishing to
book games vii bc accommodated by
callnE National Phone 500 Martin-
Fcrrt Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
RE:[)!S
AND CUES BArrLE IN IL ruuruo
CANE, AND LATTER WINS.
Chieago Tied Score In Ninth Inninx and
Each Team SCORED In the Eleventh
n inning.

CINCINNATI. o. April 2i-Chicago
won an exciting eleven Inning game from
CINCINNATI this afternoon. TO s. Chi
caso TWO runs In the ninth were on a
single. two doubles and three-base hit
by Archer. Two more runs were scored
IN the eleventh on a double. a base on
balls and two singles. Cincinnati scored
nVe runs In the third when Lavender
was Knocked out Of the box. In the
eleventh Mcdonald. who batted for
Grant. singled. moved up on an out and
scored on single. Score
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
FEDERAL COURT SAYS
ENGLAND rs TO Oct ERhINe

NV NIWk NUTIT TITO IC0"r1T
...ffi,f court this afternoon dismisscf
In. r.fItiun cog Toe prcanic steam
Navigation company. tfd. ~ ownei
of ih. Whir star liner Titanic. for q
limitation ~ liability resulting from
fr. In-a nf tho Titanic. Tho court
hold ff4f fI. rpmrauNs liability BE- n
I. determine ft tho law OF Great
EruIu. which would make the own
rr N the Titanic liable Tor about
q. n0HunH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

NAT Tut


I.'@'' ''"'' It'd '''' VI. /"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
WESLEYAN WINS
Large crowd Secs Marshall College GO
Down TO Defeat Before
Buckhannon Lady.
srecial dispatch TO the Intenigencel

Srecial Dispatch TO the Inteiligencer.
BUCKHA\NON. W. Va. April sI-
Before n large crowd. Wesleyan defeat
ed Marshall college this afternoon. IL TO
were overtaken in the firth. when Mar
shall tied the score. to 5. singleton
broke up the game in the sixth by
knocking "A home run over lett field
fence with man on second. After this
Wesleyan batted the pill at will and
were never in danger OF being over
taken. The feature OF the game was the
heavy hitting OF the locals and striking
out OF fourteen men by Perry who
showed great form despite tn. chilly
weather Perry was most effective IN
pincheS. Lineup:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
MARoUARD WINS FIRST
GAME OF THE SEASON

BOSTON. Tril e1-New York won
ne ffth straight game from Boston to-
tG}. fo q. Tho visitors ran wild on
the bases during the first inning seor.
ing two runs without making "a &c., u
Was MIrquard q first .safua ~ fr, sea-
son and he performed well until The
fftr. when three doubles IN row al
lowed TYLER and ConreIy o. score.
score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
ATHLETICS TAKE GAME
FROM WORLDS CHAMPS

TfuIABEIPHtN. Apru % Errors d.
Warrsr and Nrrkes iu the seventh in
ming proved the turning point of today r.
gam. which Philadelphia won from
f..f,n by Il score ar 10 Thev were
frs.,i.I It a single by Murphy ana
rItaI f.e btae- Heker and Daley th"n
...U drove .u . uafr 81 runners with
4.frf.. rHIss Eut into tho game after
-f.ur. bad Hfz ankle ~praiuci tuIlioiuE
uIfn Warner 300 irving tu score ZOO the
..fr fruIrr uu H short nN foo Speakef
IfDu. d Vas .rtV wild giving nine bases
.n ta... nf..rr bHtswan aui making
L. wIH pitch Score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
Senators
Lar oxsM OF sxSMs. "
shAnks Secures Home Bun. HsttnG
Three Scores In Second rnning-
Yankss Catcher rnjursd

NEW YORK. April 2i-washington
made II four straight over New York
by winning the last game OF the series
started Washington off to a three run
Lead In the second with home run.
driving in two men ahead OF him The
hard luck OF the Yankees continued to-
day when Catcher Sweeney suffered n
split finger. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
MAPS RIM AWAY IN
FIRST INNING WITH CARDS

CLt.N Et.AND. @. April 2i--pTi.i us
u Mitchell out Of the box Cleveland
scored six runs IN the first inning ON
seven hits. including two triples ara two
doubles and defeated -. Louis 60 to
day. Stone. who replaced II Mitchell.
was also Iit hard. but managed 70 Keep
Hf #ffa scattered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

Earned runs. MarsNal. 3.

Earned runs MARSHALL. Wesley an
. Home runs. Singleton. Three base
hits: Pofer. Lambert. Reeder. Withers
halls. nv Lawrence. I. by iffer. I: by
Perry. B. Struck out: by Lawrence. ,;
by Pifer. 7: by Perry. IA Hit by pitch
er: BY Lawrence. ? by P1fer. ]. WIG
pitch: Lawrence. Passed balls. Lam
bert , Amick. Left on bases; Marshall
:. Wesleyan. {. impires; Post and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

Two-base HIT. Holman Sacrifice nv
Miller stolen bases. MAGE Buubi.
plays Mccarthy and Miller. NJ.
tar'ny. Euti'r and Miller. Nagte
-. Lciry and kunctchy. First base or
balls on Grinrr. .. Struck out. Ey
Grincr. J. hy Adams. ! b. Geyer. ]
Sacrifice hit. Mccarthy. Empires
owens and Guthrie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
PIRATES WALK AWAY
PROM ST. LOUIS BROWNS

ST LOUIS. Mo. April 2l.-Pittsburgh
nj Hriner ana Geyer To all parts OF the
ball yard today. and won from ST Louis
: 10 .. ST Louis was Ia the lead up to
the sixth. when Pittsburgh scored seven
iuhS. Every man on the Pittsburgh
team singled with the exec tilu Of Nc
earthly. who sacrificed. IN this inning
score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

Tu,n. l.. .'f EIurruHkrr Hits bn
Wood .0 H.dieuf rm ftourk
nT IIIrl SH.rinre hits NefEsa
f.ar.a tnIura EHrrt. tlourk Sacrifice
HIta NrrFea ffarrf stolen bases
Wunrrr MrfrrIr Sfrurk SPEAKER
Double uIHt speaker and NHuu.
frarr .r balls or Wood IN ltcfi
en- f or Foster On fiuuck 70
gffu. a ouf as wood a. by 1.rf.eut
D.. U.ack t-mpires Connolly and
N-l.-nr..-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

Two-bsse hits: Moeller. rhree-base
hit: Shanks. Home run: Shanks Sac
rifice flies: WOlter. Ainsmith Stolen
bases: Morgan. Ainsmith. Foster.
Young. .. Hartzell, wolter Double
play; Shanks. Morgan and Gandii. Base
on balls: off Ford. = off Fisher. :
off EnEle. Z. Struck out: BY Ford. 4
by Fisher. 3; by Engle. 3: by Hughes.
, tmpires Hart and Dineen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
Chicago.

Two base hits; Bodie. Veach. Three
base hit Neach. Sacrifice hits. Stanage.
BOrton. Sacrifice fly. Collins. . stolen
bases: Jones. Bash. Rath. First base on
balls orr klaNitter. :. of Russell. I.
struck at. BY klawitter = by Rus
sell. 90 mpires. Ferguson and q Lougu-
lin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
BIG TOURNAMENT
COMES TO CLOSE
". d. A. CLOSES ANNUAL BvHH5
WITH LITTLE CHANGE IN
THE LEADERS.

ROCHESTER. y. Y. April 2i.-Com-
petition in the fiVe-man division OF the
seventh tournament of the National
Bowling association ended tonight with
the Bronx Centrals OF New York In first
place. The final squad included the
ONerlands ~ Toledo. who were second
I'm the n Il. &. tournament. The over.
lands went into seventh place with
isis.
The five leaders. their scores and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
AMATEUR NOTES

The y. 4. \. &. Of Martins Ferry,
ONO. accept the challenge NJ the ARM
strong baseball team Of Wheeling for q
game sunday afternoon. To- be played or
the mill neld. Martins Ferry.
The Conrad. of. Elm Grove. chai.
lenge any i3-year-oid ball team for
game for Saturday. April 20. Any team
desiring 20 arrange "A game should call
.s-l. Elm Grove. and ask for John. be-
tween and :.
The Burkles easily defeated the Cubs
on the Twenty-si1th street grounds sun
pitched for the W. e. u. and was steady
al all stages. at no time being in any
danger. Nanaman, substituted for Ricer
the regular second basemHn. who was
injured 10y a bad bounding bali, played
a very good game. at one time jumping
hlgh INTO the air and pulling down a
liner that looked good for three bases.
The W e RurkIes will travel to
bogss Kun sunday to play the team Of
that place. All players are requested
T. meet at Burkles store at I23e
. clock
The Imperials have organized for the
coming season and will play their first
game sunday with the I.ai}elles. The
following players are requested to re-
Tort tonight az the J.. j. MINIS store.
\. klinker and - Murphy. c.. Hixen-
baugh ~ Healy. J.: Hell. s.; StraUtman
III. korngiyer. ~: Healy. 9b.. Ander.
son. CT. Fultz. r.. Shivey. RI.
The lwperials would also like to siCr
another pitcher. All l. and 10 year Oh
teams desiring games answer through
this PAPER. Players. report at S.ll
sharp sunday.
The ". g. Burklcs defeated tho
shippers saturday afternoon on the
Loop grounds by "A score Of - Co s. The
Burkles got tired running around the
bases Greathouse. twirling for IN,
Burkies. had the shippers goat all
through. Fiuucgan starred at the bat
Tor the Eurkles. getting fuor hits out IF
doubles. while iicer and Butler starred
in the neld
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
THE rrorRs WIN Nv
FAST PITCHERS BATTLE

CHICAGO. April 2l.-ChicaKo was out
tucked today and Detroit won the open
ing game OF the series. 3 to .
The game was pitchers battle be-
tween Russell and klawitter. with the
honors slightly in favor of the former
Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

Two base bits. Cariscu. BIRMINGHAM.
o.. " Mitchell. u Johnston. stone
Three uave hit- Jaskspn. GraUcF. SrOt-
ton Sacrifice htt Olson. stolen bases
jackson. Ia foic. ~. fannston. wrist base
.nr balls " NftsIsI.l. stone. struck
out f.. s. Mitchell. O.. Dos stone. 7.
f-f.fIf,.- Evans ana HiiiebrHnd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

~ 81. Paul. Louisville. 9. 81 Raul.
AZ Minneapolis. Toledo. 70: Mime
apolis. T.
~ Milwaukee: Indianapolis. s: MI.
waukee. -
" Kansas city: Columbus. I. Kan
sas city. 2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

Two-hare hita Snofgr4sa. gFaf.r.
Na-nrvii'e Ucylin. Ufr.I.r. TYLER. con.
molly Sacrifice bite rHffniIf. FrtIir.
Turns stolen t1aea Sru.fr~4aa
TIrtf base ru InUa Dfr v4rr..rf
HfF Tyler. struck out I.r Mar
grf. TYLER o.. lmpIres KLEIN and
nth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

The Steubenville team which luck
lily defeated the "Stogies" Sunday VIII
be here for an exhibition game next
Saturday. in which game the local
boys are planning TO get back at tine
StubS' for the batting administered
Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
WHEELING PLAYERS GIVEN MUCH
WORK TO PERFORM In TRAINING

Yesterday afternoon. following the
regular practice. he was seen Jogging
the length OF the outfeld several
times for the benefit of his wind and
legs. Such work serves as a good re-
hinder TO anyone on the squad who
might be inclined TO loaf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

Ryan Is a strict iscipiinarian and
never hesita'cs 20 call player n no
thinks he needs 81 Iloafng and care
less work are tabOocG 1y This year s
leader while the players are on the
Geld. and ha Insists on being recOg-
lized a. boss every minute. 20 the
treat good ~ the club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

Manager Ryan has his eye on n new
man for the outfield and Is making
every effort to and him. No chance
will be overlooked To strengthen thu,
local OUTFIT. IL being Ryan's intention
10 nave both outiiold and in1eld the
best possible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

rUfNrrrON IS o.. Apru 2i.-Trince.
ton. ls, Stevens. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

George Mooney i- rcqu ted fp cal.
National phone 500 Martins Ferry
Ohio. immediately
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

jack Frost in our opinion would
make some first l'aseman. With a
reach Of about 10 feet and a great eve
for smuggling the Dill he would show
quite a few sacters u few points.
Pitching, however. Is Jacks" long
suit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

Work will be started 'his morning
N the ncW right field blaacher which
viii replace fhe old one washed away
during rho fond The new one VIII
he larger and VII accommodate many
more 81 tho quarter bugs Only one
viii be built though
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

going 10 BE- 'ho Germany SchaTer
N tho interstate. This long spindlp1
gentleman keeps NJ n constant fire
~ raili-rr and IokIng. and is borpW-
ing favorlfo with tho whole squad.
who Gro warming up fp Jack do
spite hIs f1rhIddlnk name
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

AZ Baltimore Montreal. ]. RnIti.
more. ?.
40 other games scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

When n comes 10 pOrt-sided sec
Ond ba -CWau. Hal Chase has nothing
on Peaches" Graham. who held down
the keystone sack IN great style yes
terday. handling everything which
came his way Jack" Frost on first
and Graham on second make "A great
faIr
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AblAlS D Il 80 IL
&-Batted for Brfdweli In ninth
SN-Batted for Frant in eleventh.
Score by innings:
Chicago .....I o 2OO Or
cincinnati .....O o 0 0 0 l-6
TwO-base hits. Clymer. Mitchell t2D.
Tinker. Saier. Miller. Three-base hits:
Archer, SAFER. Home run: Rates Sac
rince hit: HoblitzelI. Double PLAYS:
ENers TO SAFER. Egan to Hoblitzell FIRST
base on balls: on Lavender ?. on Smith
2 on Cheney. ]. on johnson. . struck
out; BY J. vender. I by smith. 2: by
Johnson. .. Empires Brennan and
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port is received with general satisfac-
tton by the basket ball enthusiasts. a.
IL - believed IL will insure the retention
OF the game for next year. Basket ball
IL the only major sport beside foot ball
that shows a profit at W. a. J.