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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-23
DWELLINGS FOR SALE
A BEAUTIFUL HOME

A BEAUTIFUL HOME
IN residential section Of Crawford; 1--WE min
utes walk from station and stores. Two
minutes from trolley new house OF dis
uncuYe architecture, contains eight living
rooms and two baths. open hreplacess hard-
Wood finish throughout large piazza, az
modern improvements; size OF plot bo11VB
feet; price 81. 500. This property Is bar
gain and can be purchased on satisfactory
terms. For further particulars address
BROWN & kINGsLAED. Tirenen's Bldg''
Newark y. J
A SACRIFICE. es Hillside av.. near Gin
ton ay.. 2ls-story frame house, 10 rooms
and bath steam heat, all improvements.
Call q Hillside ay. or y Ferry St
CHEAP to immediate buyer. modern house;
all improvements; combination iighta,
hardwood finish; finest neighborhood. no
Linden av.. Arlington. n. ].
EIGHT-RooM house. with impts IN hrst-
people. 60 Hartford st; Inquire within
JEFFERSON sT.-Ffne three-farnily. near
LAFAYETTE; annual rent 1852; price $500;
bargain. N. p. ROCHE, 10 Broad ct.
SIS-fAMILY. Boyd st. near Kinney, 5000,
rent $40; 2family. all itnpts. Fifteenth st,
near Clinton ay.. s.. COO 100 South FIJI
teenth St. third floor.
SMALL house and lot, 100 Murray ST. cheap
and easy terms n. s. DEAN. . Lincoln ter.
race. CALDWELL \. ].
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE.

ADOIlON SALE.
The machinery, fixtures, horses. wagons,
Company, of East Orange, N. j., will be sold
at public auction on the premises. IS Railroad
pl.. Thursday, October %, 1913, at 80 O'Clock
An the afternoon. No condition of the weather
viii cause Il postponement
Machinery consists of No. 10 Sharples sep
arator, heating PAN cooler and aerator
operated with n Worthington steam pump, a
18Th. p. upright boiler, with ten feet of stack,
an injector and all tools; a large galvanized
iron bottle washing tank, in two compartments
one compartment having a shelf for washing
machine, with a cut gear washer attached; ,
washer has six brushes, allowing two to
bottles; a III. p. electric motor for power
for the washing machine by belt; washing
machine be run by any other kind of
power.
Three large truck bottle sterilizers and
covers, holding 500 quart bottles each; an
automatic can rfnser and EteriliZer. 2x6
Davis filler, enameled holding tank 100-ga1-
lon Reid, half-round dump tank, equipped with
cover Alter and can rest for draining cans, six
galvanized iron tanks for cooling milk in bot
ties in water with ice; tanks hold 16S bot
ties each; also small galvanized iron draincrs
for small bottles.
Six horses just out OF steady work, eight
milk wagons, eight sets of harness. blankets
stable equipment, etc.
Office fixtures include two roll-top desks a
Remington typewriter and typewriter desk an
Elliott addressing machine for addressing bills
envelopes and pages of route books and many
things necessary aud useful In a sanitary
milk plant; all machinery nearly new and in
good condition.
JOHN Il. sEBRING, AUoTIoNEER.
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MEDICAL

LADIES. consult a specialist on all special
ailments. irregularities. ETC.; treated by q
licensed physician. absolute relief guaran-
teed. lady attendant; private nursing ar
ranged IL necessary; charges low; advice
free; hours. 0-S: Sundays 1o-a take ele-
waited. subway or surface cars to w. Goth
St station; EXPERIENCED SPECIALIST.
1923 WEST 65TH ST.. near Broadway, New
York city
COUGHS colds and whcoplngcough, dlph-
liberia, membraneous Group. horseness, use
WEESEL'S Cough Cordial; all druggists.
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PERSONALS
NINE. HELENE SWIFT

WORLDS RENOWNED FACIAL
SPECIALIST,
Cures inlamed. paralyzed and granulated
eyelids. Removes puiiiness under eyes also
lines from nose and face. crows feet,
scars and pittings positively eradcated.
Her scientific treatment personally applied
restores 10 people of any age "A youthful
bloom to the features, and renders the skin
as soft and firm in childhood. Trial
bottle Dermatine. Zoe; sample size 25c.
Send for booklet. as West Thirtieth ST.,
New York, corner Broadway, fThe Norfolk:
tel. 1868 Madison square. Paris. France.
brunch. Champs Elysees
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JOHN L. sEBRING. AUoTIoNEER.

RARE chance for housekeepers at REID 8
Auction Rooms, Is Arlington ST naa-
Market; our regular furniture sales eacn
Tuesday and Friday. commencing at O:SO
hold goods of all kinds from various con-
signers and sold at your own price to tho
highest bidder: visit will pay you: get the
habit.
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CORNER saloon; Henser's; twenty-five
years established: centrally located: rent
s43; eight rooms, bath included; $500 stock 4;
s85 daily receipts; worth s., 900; price 81 $50.
See ISRAEL & MARCELL, Ordwsy BLDG
Room 312.
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ofrT or TOWN.

LYONS FARMS. 80 HILLSIDE Av.-seven
5srrn light rooms and bath: new two
family house; separate steam heater; rent
500: block from Main line trolley. Apply on
premises.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EX-
CHANGE

ST. business property for exchange:
equity. $780, 900 above small mortgage.
DANIEL ALT. owner, 405 Fireman's building
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sALooN-A good one; Trefz beer; sells
% halves weekly; rent $40, including
living rooms bar receipts average so daiiy'
MACK, FIREMEN'S BUILDING.
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SALOON. Perth Amboy---One Of tho best
paying corners on Smith ST., heart city;
rent $40; lease years receipts average
500 weekly; price 81, 500.
MACK FIREMENS BUILDING.
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LOANS & MORTGAGES

HAVE from 81 500 up at per cent to loan
on bonds and mortgages; call or write.
PETER %. oTESKY. 164 Market St; Room
WANTED, a $4,000 loan on a new four
FIRST mortgage Address LOAN, Box SO,
Star office.
HAVE clients desiring second mortgages.
Law offices of WILLIAM HARRIS Ma
tional State Bank building $40 Broad st.
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4 ROOMS AND BATH

IN one Of the bes.
apartment houses in
the city; high-claes
residential section; 100
feet from trolley. 10
minutes from Broad
and Market; steam
heat, hardwood floors:
janitor service; every
thing the very new
est: house built only
short time: few apart
ments vacant: gee this
place before renting.
100 Second av. Take
Nj. Prospect av. car.
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sAIooN-Bue front; McWhorter st; rent
$50 including living rooms rear also
s,de room front; stock $500: sells IA halves
beer weekly; independent 3 years lease;
price $1,000. .,,-,vx,r>.,,
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CONFECTIONERY. cigar store. washington
av.; rent SIS; one room included: worth
$500; quick sale 1925. See ISRAEL & MAR
CELL, Ordway Bldg, Room 3l2.
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SALOON. Broad st., Elizabeth--s7.5oo; rent
s1G0: lease o years or more. owner retlr-
ins. fortune made here; chance for another;
no REMEMBRANCE whatever; brewer viii as
sist: a corier and rare chance for some one.
MACK, FIhEMEN'S BUILDING.
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SAIooN-Very busy place; theatre district;
rent s13B monthly; good lease; bar re-
cepts $40 daily; sells 70 halves beer weekly
PRIV MACK, FIREMEN's BUILDING.
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beer weekly; rent 1876, including 3 living
rooms; price $3.50. receipts $50 daily.
MACK, FsREMksS'S BUILDING.
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FARMS WANTED

WE can sell or exchange your farms. coun-
try homes or estate. Country Department
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sAJooN-Fine corner: HeoFler's beer; sells
~ halves weekly; rent 50, including bar.
string room and Kitchen; bar receipts aver
q ~ s25o weekly: price 81 200
"s' MACK, FIREMEN'S BUILDING.
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DRESSMAKERS

MRS. SOPHIE RIVERS has moved TO asa
Broad st. Day, evening or wedding gowns
and wraps; some remodeling; charges rea-
sonable.
FASHIONABLE dressmaKer; latest fall
styles now ready MRS. II. MEZGER. 20
North Ninth st.: 1877 B. B.
SKIRTS 81 up; from own material, suits, SO:
long coats made into sport coats; cleaning
and repairing RICH, IL New ST.
SMART gowns Partisan design; dresses So
up; perfect ut guaranteed; 10 years expert
ence. 0S Columbia ST.; phone 0519-M, Market
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SALOON and cafe; splendid Hawthorne av.
corner; well stocked; rent $40. including
store Kitchen and back room; sells % halves
aIsn 25 cases beer weekly; receipts posi-
urselv average $25 daily; price $1,000; sells
on account OF other business.
MACK, FIREMENS BUILDING.
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vAILsBURG sALooN-S4,500 buys live
business place; receipts $3oo weekly; beau,
ttfnilv fitted and furnished; rooms and
bath; all improvements big stock; summer
eeroe"' NJ c.1, h,1R1rALEN,S RrunING.
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GROCERY and notion store: "Hill;" rent
sos; four rooms included; price $3.50. See
israel. & MARC1cLL, ordway Bldg,
Room 3Io
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CAFE and restaurant, near city Hail.
ii rooms above; we'll stocked; rent so;
price 500; bargain.
MACK, FIREAfEN'S BUILDING.
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HOUSEHOLD GooDs FoR SALE.
MACHINERY.

FIFTEEN HORSEPOWER boiler, 10 feet Of
stack, injector and n full set of tools;
Worthington one-horsepower steam pump to-
gether with full line of dairy machinery. will
be sold at auction tomorrow at CRIMSON
GLOVER DAIRY COMPANY. IS Railroad pl.,
near Brick Church station, East Orange See
auction notice.
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SIX years established; confectionery, cigars,
dry goods; rent s1I; one room included;
Clinton Hill; price 1913; receipts $40 See
Roou aIo
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FURNISHED FLATS TO LET.

WILL rent my home In the most convenient
section Of South Orange; furnished for ST.
months OF one year at a moderate rental. ssd
give prompt possession; contains 10 rooms epd
bath: all improvements. Apply TO owner on
CHARLES o'BRfEN COMPANY, opposite
Lackawanna station. South Orange.
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ArrENTIoN-Private residence rooms;
Marin pl., near Clinton av.; lot 5oXll0
feet; a beauty; very classy; all latest i'm
provements imaginable; price $40, 900; easy
terms; slate roof, screened porch, electricity,
parquet floors.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

PRINTING AND MULTIGRAPHING.
p. & L. service is complete We write
strong, convincing copy for booklets, folders.
etc.; arrange, design and print them well;
Multigraph letters. complete mailing lists,
address envelopes, wrappers, etc. Let our
representative call and explain our service in
detail. The PRICE & LEE CO.. S2s Broad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
FOOTBALL
wesleyan Schedule Has Been An
nouneed Partially For the
1918 Season

.rH..|IN. 20 f-H Int .Nsf..H
BUCKHNNNON. W. Va. Aprii 1,
That the Wesleyan football scbed
ul' Viii be- the hardest ever piayed
Us a team representing thar ins,irr.
ton has been settled tor some time
but u now appears that the team U,Il
have few. DO any easy games Man
ager Stanshury today -uouur ina
Two % important games had been
added. one 10 be- PLAYED against a..
Team representing TrausyIvania I'M
Nersi'F ~ Kentucky. AZ Huckhsuu,r
N0'emher 7. and the other 10 be- uifb
Marshall COLLEGE. ~ Uunfupt,r
Thanksgiving DAY November 3. tho
dat" TranstltanI bias accepted va.
originally contracted eifh tho Bon.
arF ooll"E" team bot Unfit va4
made with the Betnau, College man
aE"meut. whereby th. Hofh4n. team
VIII play zoo iiucklluuun ON Noy.ub.r
% ana Irah-}itania may be- PLAYED
November
Tia" Marshall came vii %. nr. ,f
ih" n important on thr Who'll. NO..
I"tau schedule 4 great a.sf Of ftt.f
ha- a."it+ existed between We.
Evan % Marshall and The tact that
zoe -tm" "II he plit cd boo Huntington
"u Thank giving uae viii add inter
csf fo DO" event last wear tho Mo-.
.''in Marshall game Vas PLAYED al
bucEhanuou and The year -prscsadtou
ih1f vas PLAYED 90 Huntington m.t
ing DO urcc -IrF that the game -bplfd
afain go to Huntington in 1913
Ihl. iE tb' fret time that Tr4n4tf.
tania and Wesleyan have ever mot
hui barring .a-t season when fr.
tenn Vae uuusIailt weak OWING fo
unusual condition They have hold tb.
stare Championship Df kenfuckt and
o." doubt fuo Wo-letau T-faus,f,ar -
Eaui' tt bl0ahabuou. November
"fI Do On" of tine bg game. OF Ola.
season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
LOCAL 6oWLERs ROLL 1927 FIRST
NIGHT IN NJ. q. A.
TOURNAMENT.
Will Roll in Singles and Doubles This
Afternoon and Much Is Ex-
pected OF Them.

Members of the Wheeling Intelli-
gencer ear made a great showing in
Rochester. y. Y. last night at the Ma
tional Bowling Association tourna-
ment. when they rolled their first
games. knocking down enough pins
TO make the many spectators sit up
and take notice. Friends OF the boys
here will be glad to hear the reports
and when they enter into the singles
and doubles this afternoon II L. eN.
pected that they will enter into the
bacon class and walk away with
some of the coin.
The boys entered into the contest
optimistic and showed ~ their work
that they We're not afflicted with stage
fright. Local bowlers know what the
boys can do and were not surprised
to learn OF their success. The score
made by them is just 203 pins behind
the leaders.
The following message was received
from the Association in Rochester
last night:
The Wheeling ln~telligencer team
hit the alleys in the National Bowling
Association tournament here tonight
for a total OF 1922. This score IL high
enough to put the West Virginia bowl
ers in the money The Slippery Elm
team Of Rochester. lead in this event
with d score 2.S30. Only several
teams are ahead OF the Wheeling
boys. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
BOXING CARD
Several Interesting Fights Arranged
For Monday Evening in
Steubenviite.

The Stanton Athletic Association OF
Steubenville. O.. has arranged for an
other OF their big boxing shows 10 BE-
held IN Stanton park Monday even.
ing. April q. Some OF the best box
ing talent IN this part OF the country
in their classes is matched up for
this show.
The main bout which will be be-
tween Clyde LeMasteTs and Ray
Parks. OF Cleveland aud Pittsburg. re-
s~pectively. promises 10 be one Of the
best and hardest fought matches of
the season. LeMasters Is the boy
who T1It up such "A clever fight with
5000 Stewart the local boy. and n
il likely that Goo will be- at the
ringside 10 challenge the winner.
"Banty' sharp and Tommy Laviuo
will appear IN the seminal with
Johnny Day and Dick I.odemaH pre-.
Ceding them in the preliminary Al
together the bill for Monday night u
one OF the best the Stanton club has
ever offered q the PIhlic Patsy
Gavin viii referee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
LOCAL PLAYERS
'e~"s throughout the Country Call
on Greater Vince inq Base.
BAH Players.

As usual Wheeling and .ro
rounding fn" r- arc FURNISHING "a rr.at
number of stars for frr profn.-to, ID
ItHH- Zach lHv ec.- urs or NOR.
diamond artists from DOL. vir.rit, h..
himself away fp join bis team f.. D..
-lrinr practice ard cities ar o..- ,.
country 4r" drawing ON tb. t,,.t
'"mi professional ranks 10 .uttrg
them aith players.
S"FrraI 0f fhe late ono who ls,.
Icft are William Sfoker ~ ur.dr.,.r,
"t' starred ln 100 outn..d Dol r,
Non" town during Tho br.sf finn, t
'a4 100 fhc - 4 T. circuit .l.f ,.,r
'fI i"" IIsk. ~ Wheeling Cr.es fls
.bortstop Of tho HoIaire lr.r.
cation l1ef SEASON Both ffe-. bo,.
iI play with fho ~rr.nE,tn f,,m rf
'I" International league DURING fb.
nm.rg year
~'~'1hrnv.Iir ~ tIe r.e Inf,r.f.
lt.o hts also signed 70 good f..-rr
90 local stars among Them br.rg Dos.
i''Hh"if former Outf'iIrr OF tn. &c..
.aIr" $ team Hnd N.|. Mullen
lh" R"lI know .lDr-tor from
Nountatilie. af which place fs fr.f
hrnk" 80 fho game Nirr also Vs.
captain ~ DOT" sharon team 300 tho %
a y il-f year John Srssr-. another
N"irdstfli" Youth Do. also ATTACHED
Dis name tr 20 SfeuhsuvfIa contract
7p'ars "no DE- 0lt for a mound post
'..i I- rather inexperienced hlf L.
willing worker lF with .ola. OF
l''d. ana above 600 a good head.
hirh combination would land hm
fIrH' aid" ur
Nlwu-f ALI ,f Ga. trmm., a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
MANY HORSES
In WASHINGTON
ARDEN RACING PLANTS SHOWS In
TERESrING WORK BEING
DOME.
summer Program of Events Promises
TO BE Ezcitng-Many Working
Out.

special n,spdtch 10 the lnteIhRencer.
WASHINGTON Pa. April twin
new additions daily. the Arden racing
pant OF the Washington Fair associa-
.i'h Is Ight now one of the busiest in
tur count. The association has con
uactei tor tie quick erection OF 80
additional stalls required ~ meet the
urgent needs 80 Trainers nov bcre .nJ
.tH'iS WI" wish &" come. Aside from
ms W u. DAVIS owner OF the Little
t'h stock farm mere. has begun work
horses. MS
AmoHr IA" trainers 10 reach the
NSsh nEton tack recently Is \. -.
,Ilsith "i SmIthneli. -. lie has a
,H9H".s'hi green tr"ttiug gclding by
AiiiI"l sii. OF last years good tf1tting
11s"btit Milf"t. 2.V5i. dam by Bow Bells'
> noIse hts never been trained. but
t.aS shown 10y his looks and gait that
h' Si"uId make a fast trotter.
M,ha}. OF fHNette city. has tust
1901 h're hNe head. including the
I"H inner 81 last year. Nuudd o.,
5lots. Princess Aloantara. .IsI. SIR
itooer'S : and ratchen - a green
'..tlr! bN All Iatchen 2:l"I4 Mckay
cNpe"ts several editions shSrtly.
'""prr. "f StcubenyIiIe. -. has
TOUT h"Ises pa training at the Washing
l%r"tte Wilkes Tell .si, los N.tciio
ism Wiki ca. D., RED Mikes. This
i~tIi"f Heis IN tbs section. tnnpe. ,isS
ndS mere q fCil sist-t CO.. Wilkes Tell.
W." e,i~ "id. and Two promising Young
mare hl count Robert. 213i.
NJ NHrr" has just located here with
lev horses iu few da,S Ia 4. known
ty ," the 'ouh-
N.oorehend Hob>ou has charr. or W.
stock farm Tie alresI. has the mem
,S,irs.cI,ss hi@ Si.l"e IA PM condition. and
N.t'l' ~. "N~H'ii'u''d. Mr.. Davis is
-r''iaIA strong tu young tIltteiS anI
it- S"ir' "f the best young performers
DO TINS class ia the country. Hobson
stltns Doc. vii IND some MAT vii bs
"' 90 ''i.i'di" ih' performance last
''. ~" youngsters that he deVel-
Fleming Has 20 Horses.
Many II-u.lrE. fuf myf trainer and
driver % ii"ui hsu Wiia-s. j.. LIZ.
end vi" made such q good showing
"i Major frEiI~or 49,. now has
ii,nf' % EsIU-"n 80 and trialed la
I.'i &C. 90 three. ear-old over
,''si'ri-l . duplicate "f hts near
.'' i'gi'H Anorg late adj
,ii!.h- o. Li,m'ns string ar. Bcattie.
"Nn-i 't HrriN Myers. OF Fittsburg,
Ih'i I.t',t --li. and Miss Perry. ~
iefr' Ala'e. "vr,i bs Joseph Greer. Of
c,aea ias .uasi H." ',. ~ I'D, darsI BY
Ia b. ra sa'd a'' Of Gre eeH@
'' Nr."r Hfr= BISON.
o. , .i f'. o.. ..- men 100 the Wash
l.'H i' . i--t LOW l- i'scIn ". Me
.ti"" --i''". "f"nHnrf rru iiiIr-I Tor
.. il a r,u o. MH'i-. CO., rstts-
lHsl N4mIsi .a- crown .Jsy.
H'' Ifai a%t-ta,s eIsf, Ne
N.n.' 'a''. n I4Iill tvp pIou,-
.+ woe N-NII- o. 1873 admiral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
Boston Out For Blood

Boston Is going 20 give some Of the
other clubs which usually adoru the
second division cluster IN the Nation.
al League q tough battle 10 keep n
in last place StaIlings UilI insist on
the team working an the year ss he
has shown time and again 10 %
sesses The accomplishments ~ d man
ager When they dig 49, tricks ike
that spit ball one. % Vill ho a team 10
hustle The club also showed corsid-
cradle baseball in that first game. Strfi
one summer don make ~ swallow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
AMATEUR NOTES

The Intelligencer is anxious
TO encourage and assist the fu.
ture base ball artists OF this
vicinity. and will gladly publish
all accounts OF base ball games.
challenges. organization of
teams and other matters per
taining TO amateurs, AZ any
time during the season To I'm.
sure publication. however. the
accounts OF amateur matters
should be written on one side
OF paper only and turned in at
the lntelligencer office. ad.
dressed 10 Amateur Sporting
Editor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17

A1E SLUT OUT BY JoHnsors
YITCKIHQ
o REDS.
Cincinnati Fans Are Jubaiant Over Hsw
ftnd-Bt- Louis P1tchsrs
hit Hard

CINCINNATI. o. April 16.-Cincin-
natt what appeared TO be a
an Indian pitcher. held st. Louis to three
scattered h!ts and the locals won for the
nrSt time this season by a score OF 8 to
o Perritt. the "a. Louis pitcher. was
hit hard - well a. being Wild and Hunt
succeeded him after three innings OF
Play. and Was effective. although some
what Wild Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
CHICAGO AND ST. Louis
PLAY IMTEREsTINo aAmr

HI LUIIS, April lb.-SchAlk's hit-
uhk was the deciding factor in TO-DAY s
game chicago winning ; to > Cicott.
1890 excellent ball Tor Chicago. Whil-
gar weakened in m. ninth
ShlSaeo hitting him for -four singles
~pIeaking the tie. 1t ooked like st
when they nlled the bases with none
out out a fast double play by Rath.
weaver and BoTtOn cut the raiiv snort
attsr one run was scored. Score
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Two base hits-Chapman- pirr,tr~.
nam. Gregg. Crawford. Three base hit
Snchhon Sacrifice hit-I.and. Sacrince
or Gregg. L. off Muilin- , Struck
out, by Gregg. 2 by Mullin. /. Inn
plfes-oLoughlin and Ferguson.
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Game called TO allow Cincinnati team
TO catch train.
halls-Off Perritt. 3. off Hunt. ?; off
Johnson. 3. hit by pitcher-Ry Hunt
Clark. Struck ut-B Permit. /. by
Hunt. ! by Johnson. I. Cmpires-
owens and Guthrie.
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER TEAM
COMES WITHIN THE MONEY

i don't know much about Gray"
said Manager Myers Monday. I'VE
are well stocked with outfelders and
the club will not sign the big fellow,
who is a good hitter"
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Maps
m1sses ~ .41aw ~. r.o nSSrH
orsgE Pitched Exosusut Game ana x.,d
vfsitor Httisss for f1ve
Iun1uxn.

CLEVELAND. o. April I6-Clevelana
Won today ? TO ! in a pitchers battle be-
l~sen Gregg, Cleveland's star s~outhpaw
and George Mullin. Detroit Was Hold
nitless until the NTH inning and not un-
vi the elehth did they have a chance 10
score BUSH. Detroits short-stop. gave
a spIendid eAhibition Of neldlnR Scnre