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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-21
jE[ETEs TO
|[7EAT BOULDER
B.pnion Leaves To-
tsr Colorado With
Point Winners

s.,,,on Of the University
4, 's' ,sss q team of seven mon
cnls', MA tomorrow to eompese .se
Ill and field meet oi '"e :,
'.I" ., conference. This year
n't1s ssd 10 compete or track
Y, '',s several men who at r,, the
y" -, we're new 10 the WORN
.sson he has relied rather
y. few old stars who wee
.. ~ ,vo new ones he got from ron !
y y IN ,Ssn upon the genera
1s = 'ssf'' Sin q dual meet With wltd
~ 70 :, wi the university would
en ~ = hut IN Colorado there
y sS leans in the meet sa,,i ang
|'.ss y ihs points will be SPIT I
9ss y, ar s,,s his strong team 10
's 's'Ssafds the top. at, o-a
y w coIe. Basil Jamtson. koe-
<5Sin Peterson. Frank Loi-
1 S'srsrs r and C. Hopkins.
tsys seen the meets in the
..., Will realize at once that
z,.u practically y, won all the
:sk % II Is doubtful whether
;d,,I |[;sdi,na,Ion in the mile and INC
'ors eouJd be found anywhere
M s1'sn jsmlson and Cole; Tney
e1 rho can cut 4:40 IN the
f. "A a snd tbsy team so we'll 'iat
4 4 considerably better man
1ss a. them to win either OF
y w 'rsfsrred 10 from them. Just
.5,as,Ion In the 40 is tha,
risseI and Peterson Il eth
~ gets the pole, II will take
~ man that either 10 win.
r]nts Utah Will be represented
and Hopkins. These runners
<-5lnen. but during the past
Z shown an ability 10 make
IA the lOo-yard and the 22o-
( ana can be relied upon 10 do
& the present holder OF the
.olIsria,e record for the dis
faylrs hurled the weight a
urder ll9 feet Lofgreen VIII
|r-sd In the shotput.
|Isy Utah will be represented
Peterson. flagel and HOP
Il The team which has proved
"A rear In Utah, and Benricn
Nd 10 cop the event in Colorado.
III Boulder will be a mile.
i only half a mile here. This
||srily a disadvantage 10 Utah
b and Flagel are primarily
Is, While TIavers and Hopkins
Ions well In the event in this
<|ce-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-21
CHICAGo-DosTOS.

Summary: Errors: Maraoviie, Whaling Two
base hits-anun. Rudolph. Three base hit-Zim-
norman Home rup-Councly. Hits-ON Perdue.
In two Innings: of Rudolph. 4 in seven innings
Sacrifice hit-Myers Stolen bnses-Leach, Mitch
ell. Double plays-Mller and EverS: Rudolph
Marauvlllc and Myers; Sweeney and Nyers Sac
rit'ce fly-Archer. Left on bases-Chicrgo. 4; Bos-
ton. ?. Base on balls-of Overall. o: off Psrdue
81; Off Rudolph. 2. First crrors-ChicaGo !.
Hit BY pitcher-By Perduc leach. Struck out
By Overall 2; by Rudolph 2. Time-2:os. I'm
pires-Brenpan and Eason
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EeAlsne Entries.

"a ,@s'''',ss,-Joans,osn, lo,; M,ks
|Erisss Rr1nln Ru,lna Lady MeNalIy,
fse ana nss'pp' Gerds. ls,.
- Ia. ca a half turlongs-glr,,
q ss,Iyr.. .es,sIio. ,. MercurIum. is,.
[f'"'' Aisdn B.. Lady Pen.
a sTiirSss,s-s,sn,tOrc. Tirs, quick Trim
~: 9Sic Mia Ml,s Nuchscho ios =;
W 4sa 4sa''I%f.n,RoIeni,, w., Hazel C.
|IIe ycr,,A A'aae' 3. III; camie. Io5
u'ohss-Judzo Walton ,,a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-21
Southern League

At Chattanooga-ch 2; Montgomery. o..
Al Atlanta--Atlnntn, IL, Memphis o.
Al NaahYilIc-Nashvllo. s; Now Orleans. 8.
(CalIed end ninth darknoSa)
At m-Birmingham- Mobile Eamc poRt-
poncd rain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-21

wadeworth H. Lehgh. CIT I07; orntorIan, Mclts.
sako Llt,eton. io4: Roseworh. lo2.
sixth race fu-longg-Ahound, 10e; Ire
marro Masoo, Io7; Mamie McDoo. i0S: Stare.
i0.; Crossoyer, Laura Clay, 1O2.
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Northwestern League

At PortIand-Portland. {: Tacoma. 9.
Al Victoria-Viotoris. 3; spokane. J.
Al yancouvor-Vancouycr, 8; Seattle. !.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-21

Summary: Errora-Wallace, Sweeney. Two base
hl:-McAlcstcr Sacrifice hIt-Swsonev Stolen
haScS-shotten. Agnew. Left bAscs-St Louis
8: New York S. Ults-oH Mcconnell 4: OF Bau
gardner, s. Struck out-By Mcconnell 4. Time
-2:lO UmplTes-Evans and Hldcroaud.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-21

summary; Errors-Burns. Mayors First on or
rors-st Louis. J. Two-bsse htts-whitted Now
rey: konotchy Sacrifice hlt-oagcs Left on bases
New York, 2; st, Louis, 10. Base balls
by Mathcwson. l. by Wlltso. & Struck out-Dy
Mathewson. 2; by wiltSc. 8 by Harmon 3, Hits
or Mathcwson. 12 In nix innres. of wiltse 2
Byron.
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HANS WAGNER GOES
ROUTE BY HIMSELF
Continued From Preceding Pacel

A muff by Burns let In two runs In the
eighth and three punched hits account ed
lot fourth pair OF runs in the ninth.
ST. LOUIs-NEw YORK
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Western League

All games in Western league postponed Tues
day on account OF rain.
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Postponed; Rain.
CHICAGO. May 2O.-chicago- Bostou game post
poped: rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
READY FOR MEET
wesleyan Candidates Tor TRACK SQUAD
Are Working Hard 70

BUCkHANNON. W. Va. May Ia
Since the try out track meet two weeks
ago the whole squad OF Wesleyan can
didates have been working steadily
preparing for the state meet at Ciarks-
burg May 30. About twenty ment have
been retained on the squad and OF these
enough are showing good form TO Jus
Try the prediction that Wesleyan WITH
come IN among the leaders I'm the num-
her OF points secured in the state
classic.
This week arrangements have been
go ne on FOR carrying the Wesleyan
crowd to Clarksburg and now IL is pre-
dicted that between 4O0 and 500 with
go from the student body and the town
together. Ii is not definitely known
whether a special train will be run or
not Excursion rates have already been
secured from the Baltimore q &Ohio
company for the regular trains and he
cause OF the fact that Wesleyan will
Traction park in the morning a. IL eA-
pected that a special will not be run
toward Clarksburg but that "A special
Will leave Clai kSburg late AT night for
the benefit OF the Buckhannon continR-
ent. The regular train leaves Buck
harmon at 6:iS In the morning and ar
rlNes at Clarksburg at S:25 IN plenty
of time for the game.
Wesleyan Will have about 10 OF rs
Ga rLstt. SGmmaker. Dawson. Dawson,
Te7rick. KeTIison. MORRISON. Lewis.
Cunts Paugh. Meals. Micheals. and sew
eral others are working out daily and
promise to he in the best OF shape
for the big contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
TENNIS SCHEDULE
w. G. J. Varsity Team viii Open
Season With w. v. v. in Nor
santown, May "a.

WASHINGTON. Pa, May 12.-Man-
Iager Willard Watts varsity tennis
schedule just made public, indicates
that unless some changes and addi-
tions are made. w. & J. and Pitt viii
not clash in this branch of athletics.
The list OF tournaments shows that
West Virginia. Carnegie Tech, Allie
Sheny and the Westinghouse club. OF
Williamsburg. are the only teams that
will be met: also that the red AMI
black has abandoned the idea of hold
ing here this year the intercollegiate
tennis tournament. Manager Watt
and the Pitt manager negotiated for
at least one dual tournament to be
held in Pittsburgh. but the dates that
we're open TO Pitt were not found
suitable here and nothing definite re-
suited
The schedule follows:
Saturday. NAV "a. West Virginia
university at Morgantown.
Thursday. May %. Carnegie Tech
at Pittsburgh.
Firady. May 80. westinghouso club
at Williamsburg
Tuesday. June 3 Allegheny college
al Meadyille
Friday. June 6. Carnegie Tech at
Washington.
Saturday. June :. West Virginia
university at Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
JACK O'CONNER
AWARDED $4,000
WINS HIS SUIT AGAINST THE ST.
LOUIS AMERICANS.
Amount Is Salary He Would Have Re-
eei"ed AS Manager ~ He Had
Not 6eeen Deposed.

ST. LOUIS. May I2.-The 81. Louis
American league baseball club must
pay Jack O'Connor $1,000. the amount
he would have received in salary had
he not been discharged as manager
prior 20 the opening Of the 1911 sea.
son. a jury in the circuit court decided
tonight The trial. which had occu.
pied The court all day. came to a close
with unexpected suddenness. The
jurors were out only 30 minutes.
O'Connor was called 10 the stand in
rctuttal as the last witness He de.
MED Tho testimony Of Sidney Cook
ana Julius CrCnhc.m that they had
from the graBdstand overheard O'Con.
nor give orders that enabled Napoleon
i.asc.". Of the Cleveland team. 10 al
most re the batting average OF Ty
cobb for the 1910 season.
sidney Cook. Who Witnessed the
final dOubie-hsader between the CIevo.
land and ST. Louis americans I'm the
season % 1910. testified that while sir.
yhE ion the Crandstand just above the
81. LON, b'nch. hr heard Jack O'Con-
nor. manager Of the local team I'm.
hiTu'i MS players 10 favor their CD
ponents
This testimony vas given this at
rruoon az the trial Of the suif ~ O'C0p.
nor against tho - Louis Americana
Tor $1,000 FOR breach OF contract
OColnor claims be- was engaged fo
manag" the team Tor the seasons 1910
and 1911. but 10 ha was dismissed
at 'n" end Of the 1910 season
deposition flcI boz tho case TO-DAY
by President Fan Johnson az ft.
American league. stated tha. john.
ordered fh" dismissal az OConnor On
me ground thar no. had instructed
Third Basrman John Corridor Ia rIsv
back ~ tho base whom Napoleon o..
sp'" vas 30 bot Tor Cleveland. theron,
"r bling iaio'' ~ run 40 bis baftirv
f"rOrd D. vas in that season tt,t
ih" batting contest occurred between
LaIo." and " CoIh. of Detroit Amor.
cons. for 900 automobile prize
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
GIANTS RAP THE Pill
AND EASILY BEAT CHICAGO.

NEW YORK. May I2-New York
to-day knocked Lew Richie out OF the
tox IN nve innings, and won from the
cubs with ease. The score was to
IN the fNe innings Richie pitched New
York made ten hits Tor a total of sew
cnteeu bases. Mathewson pitched his
usual strong game for New York. hold
ing the cubs to three hits
Manager EeVcrs WIS put on the field
IN tue fourth inning tor protesting a
decision at second base. score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
PIRATES
Brooflyn and Phfiiiss Keep Up Their
winning strsek-Boston and
Giants Also win

PHILADELPHIA. May 12.-Philadel-
Ihia defeated Pittsburgh in an eleven
inning contest by TO &. Lobert scoring
the deciding run by reaching third when
Wilson fumbled his single and Mage
sending = sacrifice Fly to Hyatt. MAYER.
who succeeded Moore in the ninth. heIi
Pittsourgh SAFE. while O'Toole took
Adams place IN the sixth. Score:
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DODGERS WIN
AHoTHEE FROM CINCINNATI

BltODkLIN. May l2.-The Brooklyns
made II two straight from Cincinnati to-
day. winning, IT, :. brooklyn took "A
lead OF three runs off Johnson by hard
hitting III the second and fourth inning
kucker had bad Inning In the riftn
ana before lie could settle down the
Reds lad the score Tied. Brook Ign
came right back with the winning runs
In its half OF the fifth on hits by Miller
and kucker. Berghamer's wild throw ana
Wild pitch. score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
INTER STATE
LEAGUE GAMES
Akron 0iants win.

ST ~ RENNlLLE. o.. MAY ic-Akron
won the last game OF the series mere to-
dsy iu an exciting ten inning struggle
Poor base running and crru;s lost for
the stubs Tie hitting 81 Ziemer and
Watson for Akron VAS a feature. TIN.
score IL. II :
Akron .......00O4 ID u .
BAti'r.es Neely. Eoland aud Mackcy.
Thomas and Watson
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Tigers
DErRAf voBLDs CHANTS m srrrr
UY-BILL HATTIE.
Nsw York. Washir gton ana Phiiaaslphia
Also win Closs
Gamea.

DETROIT. May i2.-F1ghting an up
hill battle all the way and ticing the
score in the eighth innlng with tire four
hits which produced three runs. Detroit
to-day defeated Boston. TO :. IN the sec
end game OF the series. The contest. as
was yesterdays ten inning struggle.
wes marked by hard hitting when hits
were needed most. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
ATHLETICS SHUT ONT
,.,,t,.,.. CHICAGO IN ODD o.-r

= ~, ~ i.t to-day lu' th- ii.s ~ 49,.
"'"Ne 20 fTNor 90 the ,istfo~s 80
- on. ~ We .fIf uuf f4 20 49,.
.nilit' he'd .Hs ttt.tsn T.rd,. -.
ti' h'id'rr 'rnird trs frii', W.
russell vas weak 't 80" "H
l'''' To- i..lt canned luf ar. az .,
tui!-. met VS. in tho sfAth v-aer' ,i,t-
"a '.'Hh.' fHtI fec frIf tt.l..-
angie REGISTERED n talI, Scor. ''''''' q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
GROOM IN FINE PORN
AT BAT AHD III Box

st LOUIS. May l2-Groom vas in
Ereas form today and easily heat ~
Jus, Nas tngton winning TO a Nit
cheil pitch 81 great ban Tor. 81 To,,,s 49,,
81 an tr.or bN Pratt allowed Washington
!" !. score ln the second Groom tripled
81. 'so were out and scored when
fan fumhled Moeller's grounder
Moeler took second on. haIk and
scored on Schaefer single Scors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13

o. .s said that the Canton club
viii undergo shake.up ia the near
future Babe" Myers declares hat
o." does uot intend 20 pilot an aggre-
cation which would obtain the repu-
tation NJ stragElers and announced
That he would step down and out IL
satisfactory results were not forth
coming soon. In line with this policy
Myers has recently released Outfield
or nartih and singned Wickman. n
. oun-sor from Fort Wayne. Pitcher
NNe has also been suspended without
salary until he reports in condit!o,
Tor work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
SMOKES OUTFIElO HAS BEEN
STRENGTHENED.
New Player VIII Arrive From, South
ern League To-csy-WheeIing
Players Optimistic.

There was no game in Wheeling
yesterday due TO the regularly sched-
u!ed game having been played in the
double header With Canton Saturday
I Ills gave the locals a chance TO Sc
cure slight rest before opening
their series with the Stubs" here to-
0ay. Montgomery's aggregation is
the next attraction on the Island PARK
and IL the Stubs" keep up the poor
quality Of hall they have been play
Ing the chances look coed for Wheel
ing coping three games.
Ryan, however is not too confident
and II going into each contest with
the best lineup possible and take no
'hanCes On the up-river bunch spring
Tag surprise, as they have / nsev-
cal Instances on Akron and Canton
Not ore Of the boys on the Wheel
iAg roster Is discouraged ~ the slight
81 backs given them by Akron anil
Canton and feel sure that the end o..
I"Xr week will see them up with the
leaders again MANAGE Ryan stated
last evening that with the unsettled
condition OF the outheld = was hard
10 expect them 10 do better than they
Gid against the strong acsregations
played. In "a few days. however. he
'Nptfl' 10 nave an outer works that
VIII measure UP t. the best Of them
end from then on T. locks Ike rosy
sailing for Wheeling.
Coed player Coming.
BoduS. new ou'iicidcr viii be- here
probably to-jaN from he birmingham
cub IN Inc SOdthern league Bodus
comes with a good record and should
add wonderfully 20 both the batting
and fielding strength Of the locals
Priost". Green and Bodus Will b.
worked in the fold for q while until
90 mo-" man can be secured when
fti"s'e will take up his regular posi-
t.un rs pitcher
IT," -ool weather ;ho present ser.
i'e with tde Stoubeny.lle team is OK
pcc'cd 90 to one ~ tho best attended
~ tho sea on. a. hundreds ~ the
lacIars OF ftn Stub" 3D. their home
town viii take advantage OF rh. short
distance and Do in this city 20 SEQ
The Einc-.
TIL" iiuoGrs f1r tho ousnor will be
as follow with fh" exception of Tho
stub pitcher. who will b. announced
fgfGr.
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ZANESN LILLE. -. May ~ -Z1uesville
broke it, sing streHk by winning
the last game OF the series. to o. Bota
Eu,h"~ AMI Stremmel pitched good bali
The ore. A. N Y
Erie .......u % % % OBJ % % 20 o. % q I
Ian"-. lie .-....u b.. uUUuo e. 9 /.
Eatterles-Euchcr and Scnang. Strem-
mel and Tragreseor
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fourth inning. when two singles and a
double scored Clevelands three runs.
Wild throws by Gregg and Chapman
save New York two runs Two singles
the other two. La iole was out 81 the
game with a broken thumb and finger.
the result OF being hit on the hands
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13

4, y" 1.s" hts. AicAIIee'rr v,-s,.,.
= .r"e base hit. Groom S,.r-S.'.-
H., ,y,Ii,. Isp"rt' stolen bases 81
Groom. g. on Aiit.rsi ?. on "sh- on
DlI, HI,.W. Mitchell. ,,..t,.'.l'
- i."utHlln and Fsrguson "'.'i"s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
rNTnREArIoEAL LEAGUE.

A. E.ffaln .tt'r4t rauei ktti..rsIs
] IfLfH.n. o. f~r,unf rHrr. ErIu.
more g. i'Hffalo q tIf mnIurar
A. Rochester Providence. Z Eorles.
Ter
60 Toronto Jersey Cffv. Oh. Toronto
A. Montreal Montreal NewafE To-
day game played yesterday
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Two base hits: Johnston, O'Nei.
Birming ham. Daniels. cree. >. Three
base hits: Woiter. Sacrifice hits. Mo
ccnnell. Olson. stolen bases Olson
Turner. Double play. Turner. ChApma "a
and Johnston. First base on balls, or
Gregg. :. of Mcconnell. 2 Struck out:
BN Gregg. 4. nv Mcconnell. 3. I'm
pires. connolly and McGreeVy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
Senator. Get Mig soo-e

COLI MBj :. -. May 12.-Columbus
slaug Uttered AtnsNOrth mere to-day. tax
ing the last game of the series /. to .
From the fourth innins On the game was
a farce. The score. X a. T.
NoungS town ...o1 I o00G o. II e.
Columbus ..-""o- --l2 l6 .
,ries- AinsWorth and Irvine; Ho-
hart AMI Foil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13
DIAMOND CHATTER

There are rumors that many OF the
Interstate clubs are far above the
salary limit established by the league
Secretary iiostetter states that the
clubs will have 10 either come down
e. the correct marks or the lcas,ie
officials Will know the reason why
nder the league rules clubs must
r"duce their rosters To sixteen play
cTs or less by morrow. May 10
The salary limit Is $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13

Three base hits clarke. Stcugcl. Home
run baub"rt. SacIifir" ~. Wheat
"a rlfitc INST. Moran. stolen utSc~. Al
lrr.ll. Double plays. to.u. Tinker and
liuhIitz'u. tut-.lw. FISHER ava lJu-
merit struck "af e.! Jo.u.pn. t. by
Brown, 2. Do. lt-.htr. Z. mp.res. RE
Ter and I.-rUr
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bases: Myers. Sweeney. Cakes. Double
plays: MaranyIlle and Myers. Base on
balls: on Rudolph, l. Salleee. /; Har-
mon, /. Geyer. =. Struck out. BY Ru-
dolph: 3; Harmon, .. Umpires: O'Day
and Emslie.
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htc4go ........ % % 10 q 90 20 u O. Q
Nv York .-.... o. - ? - 90 % e. 70
Two base hts. GirldWeIl Me-ki..
bol lc Three base hits. Myers Home
run HerZoE rarrInce hif. Murray sac
Iif,- rs .fsrl..s stolen base. Sha:cg.
Double PLAYS. DoN i". Fletcher afi
N.rkle. Fl.e ON balls. oa Eichic..
.:fGck ou' hV Natneweon Tmpfrss
Klein and Drtn.
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'STOGIES HAVE one DAYS REST:
WILL MEET STUBS THIS AFTERNOON
AMATEUR NOTES

The 1ntelligencer is anxious
TO encourage and assist the IN.
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
tanning to amateurs, at any
time during the season To in.
sure publication, however. the
accounts OF amateur matters A,
should be written on one side
OF paper only and turned in at
the lntelligencer Office. ad.
dressed TO Amateur Sporting
Editor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13

base hits: Leonard. EnEie' Sscri6co hits
ferkes; Ensle, Wit 90 sacriics Az
obb, Leonard. stolen bases. Sp.ak.r
hush. Cohb. Moriarty. Rase on halls
House. ? klawitter. . Leonard. ! Wool
! struck Jul ny kiawitter. ,, I.ake' /.
i.e9rsrd, l. Wood. /. Empires Din.en
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13

Ou'h"lder Nasher. Who vas recent
Dis rclcaecd 20 the Stubs by Wheeling.
injured his ieg while turning second
YESTERDAY and will likely be out o.
the game Tor some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13

Two base hits: nabe. Cravaih. r. Mil
Ter. Three base hits; Paskert. Kelly.
hits: Mensor. Lohert. Sacrifice flies
Hyatt J. Miller. Magee. Stolen bases
MeusOr. PasktIt. Lobert. >, ]. Miller.
O.Tuc!c, {; %: Moore. =, OF Mayer, =
struck out: by Adams. o. by O'Toole, I:
by Moore. by Mayer. :. Umpires.
brennan and Jason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13

Tho Erie Sailors" are coins AZ O.
good clip end as me Erie papers say
There b. no reason ~ believe they
an NOT Do able Co finish In first d.
vision
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-13

Carl Manda. second basemau for
The Flood Sufferers. 10 playing the
game 81 hts life this season and
seems TO be improving with each
rainc.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing OF Tsama

YsstsrdAy's Results.
Brooklyn. q: Cincinnati ).
New York s: Chicago, 1.
Boston 6; ST. Louis. q.
PhilA. 6: Pttsburgh.s
(il innings)
To-dsy'D DANES.
St Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Chicago. at New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia