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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
". Y. U. TO PLAY
UNIONTOWN TEAM
GAME ARRANGED BY COACH Ed
MUNDS FOR MAY - IN
MORGANTOWN.
earnstornnins Trip Being Planned BY
University eoys-Want Game
With the Wheeling Team.

Special DIs9atch 20 the Inteili gencer
MORGANTOWN, w. Va. March 20.
Coach w. T. Edmunds has just
closed negotiations for another i'm
portant base ball game on West Viz
ginia's schedule which will be played
with the Uniontowu semi-professional
team in the II. {. Prick Coke League.
on the local diamond. May IA. The
game was arranged yesterday follow
ing conference with Oscar George
local profe Ssional player, who will
manage and captain the Uniontown
team the coming season. The Coke
League opens MAY 10 and the game
here will be PLAYED the day preceding
the opening. George has promised
10 pitch the game against West Vir-
ginia and this feature alone will at
tract hundreds as the local boy is
considered one of the best tWirlers in
this section The visiting team will
have TWO other local men on the nine
including lieathcote. who will play
first base. and Fleming, an old Noun
tain State League man. who will romp
about the center field position.
Planning New Trip.
y transforming trip through the
southern and central part of the State
during the Easter vacation is now oc-
cupying some attention on the part
OF the athletic officials here and Coach
Edmunds has sent ont several letters
asking for dates with normal schools
and Independent teams The object
OF the trip IS TO get the men in shape
for the opening OF the college sched-
ule. April IS. but IL is far from being
a certainty. The Wheeling Interstate
team has not yet secured dates with
the Varsity. but there are several
dates open during the early part OF
April which the Wheeling team may
have providing something is done i'm
mediately To arrange for them Wheel
Ing always proves a big attraction
here with the students and townspeo-
pie and IL is hoped that couple OF
games Will he arranged There was
quite a disappointment IN college.
the star Marshall College pitcher.
when Il was learned that Cornwell.
would not be n member or the pitching
stan this season. Cornwell was here
al the beginning OF the semester and
IL was generally understood that he
registered. This impression was cor.
rected "A few DAYS ago when Captain
Clay Caste Investigated. finding that
the down State lad has never gone
through the formalities Of registering
II IS reported here thar ne will 20
Wesleyan bu; this Is doubtful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
CLARKE HAS PRAISE
FOR EVERETT BOOZE
Hasn't Indicated, However. That
Ginger viii StIck-Refuses to
Comment on Holdermen.

HOT SPRINGS. March c4.-If there
IS any one recruit who by close appi-
cation 10 his task VIII stick with the
big show II IS Everett Booe. the young
North Carolina outfieldcr. Booe Is n
much improved player from last year
ard 4, rs known that the manhrer Of
the team thinks pretty well OF him.
although be- has not indicated that
Ginger" az he has uiCkHaCIed III. re-
craft. Wil stitch. Speaking of tho 10y
last night Clarke said He - a hail
player oil tight. and no IS greatly i'm
proved over last year There - siill
room for Improvement ! like his STYLE
in MANY WAYS md hts form this year
shows that he Iaii careful attention
80 everything that was told him. IIo
was placed with n good team where
he could learn something"
Clarke refused 20 make any COM
nerf On the new first sacker. Holder
man. lie GAYS he has not seen tho
youuRser r. action FOR q sufficient
lercth 81 time 10 attempt 10 pass
judgment on him. 1t would hs
neither fair - %" recruit nor 90 my
seif 20 ray anything about him 40 this
time" was tho comment 81 the boss
Dots Miller "a taking care 81 every
thing that comes nie way az 'ho initial
snrk ana thcrc dpes NOT appear much
chance Of tho KCar"y boy being dis
iOGRed. JACK looks 10 Doe ~ 90 Ii..y
tho best game ~ his ne.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
TO IMPROVE THE
BREED OF HORSES

ing the year Il is 3 years OF age ut
$3.50. However. the government will
not hold n breeder OF a foal TO his
option II he wishes to be released,
but will allow him to cancel the
option at any time by paying the
service fee. This fee will be s25 for
mature stations. and less for those
under years OF age. In buying the
colts the war department has agreed
to purchase both mares and geldings.
No service fee will be charged unless
the owner elects to cancel his option
II the government buys the colt. no
fee is charged: IL the colt Is offered
to the government and purchase re-
fused, no fee is charged.
On account OF the provision for free
service. the government believes that
the mares should be suitable for the
purpose. and therefore IL will be
necessary to breed only those which
are free from the following unsound-
ness: Bone SPAWN. ring bone. side
bone. heaves. string-halt. lameness OF
any kind. roaring. periodic ophthal-
mia. and blindness. partial or COM
plete. Mares must also be free from
manifest faults OF conformation, such
as CURLY hooks: pacing mares will
not DO bred. Approved mares will be
given a certificate OF registration in
the Remount Brood Mare Register OF
the agricultural department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
CENTRAL PLAYERS
Msa Taken 20 Higher Company wou1d
MAKO Past Team

HOT 81 RINGS. ArA. March 2g-The
Central base ball league has been gen
erous contributor TO the major leagues.
- - probable Rat the orE13lzat .ru has
graduated 4L"r. players into fast COM
pany than amy "tA,r combination OK
fpLc. iu evidence .u TIE Napor valley AZ
the present fifue. There are euoug. eN-
central icI-Eers "a tho i1t'sa-rrI ana
boston CIuiS. with tie addition az
Little scouting for las T"rrc iilate siLp.
TO organ. 81 very fast team. IL would
lie made up as follows.
First base GRAY. ut Pittsburgh. for
Second las. Mccarthy. OF Pitts
bEr2a. formerly 81 south Hcnd.
IHiri hase-liialaud. 81 pittsburgh.
ioI.rt~-,,y ~ WHef,,,."s, ro..... ,,..,..
az lu.r g-frnr
oltre4ers- nooc AM carey. Or
Iitfs-4rS.. formerly or Wheeling AMI
South Bond. ard Anderson. an -N-rl-tte.
VINO rradr.'eI INTO the hir .ei--. :rom
.cat-1er .caiy. Of Boston. formerly
Ir;,-ers. All H,I sox Players.
No-sit. Nnt-ir- ava AIfSwurt.. :os-
merlv ~ Youngstown
Goat Anderson t.I~i "rit' THIS team
and Do" saws q would defeat ans rsnor
hani.ed Eou". Haley. Jansen auI Dol i.
e. quartet ~ yn-r L-'.f- "a rp were .r t.f
trirl ~ CLARKE .avt rEr4rg. Df Z. e
huur1 i}one iH the only ono to come
stick Af -erssu cannot f.rl words too
strnrg for .Fe ln praise nr Ho1r. fotI
~ a player AMI HH a. mas. An f.nrs
Hre - s.g ~ '.- same oI. .'u. r. many
surpris~ n Fr Dla-s- sta..I atlfa
turn = n HHurErffr HH.
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About People
Movements Of individuals 70 and
From the City.

Miss Maise Johnston. OF North Mar
ket street. has returned from Char
lesion after spending a few days with
her brother.
Miss Marie Case. OF Twelfth street.
las returned TO her home after visit
inS relatives In Bellaire.
Edward O'Neil returned TO his homo
In Donora. Pa. yesterday after visit
ing his mother I'm Elm Grove for q
few days.
Mr.. Dan Brown. Of 1913 McCulioch
street. Is dangerously III with pneu-
nonia
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lipphardt
and daughters. Misses Title and Josie.
OF Martins Ferry. leave "Wednesday
morning for an extended visit to
Panama and tho Bermudas.
Mrs. Moore. OF ST. CIairsviIie. O., An
the guest OF her daughter. Mrs. w. L.
Marshall. on North Main street
Miss Laura Porterneld. OF New MAJ
tinsville. is the guest OF friends on
the Island.
l.. j. BARLEY. OF Pittsburgh, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Helen Roscoe. OF Barnesvtlle,
@. is visiting friends on the South
Side.
Mrs. William Morrow has returned
10 her home on McColloch street after
visit with relatives in Charleston
Miss Bertha Hatcher. OF Newark. N.
j.. rs the guest OF friends on South
Chapline street.
X. y. Roger. OF this city, was in
Pittsburgh yesterday on business.
Miss Martha V. Graham returned To
her home on the Island last evening
alter spending Easter with friends in
Parkersburg.
j. NJ. Irons. OF this city. was regis
tered at the Seventh Avenue hotel IN
Pittsburgh Sunday.
Bailey Nuzem has returned to Fair
mont after n brief business visit In
this city.
Irofs. II. r. Work and II. r Odgers
rave returned from New Martinsville.
whore they attended the sessions OF
the ohio Valley Round Table.
w. T. Thayer and J. c. Rideldaffer
have returned 10 Charleston after n
short visit here.
After a visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. L. W. linn, Mrs. T.. w. Filler
has returned to her home in Mercer.
20.
Alfred Wilson. who is attending
school near Pittsburgh, Is spending
the spring vacation at his home in
this city.
Col. John = Day. secretary of the
semi centennial commission, left yes
terday morning for Morgantown,
where he Will spend few days in the
interests OF the commission.
Prof :. =. Jacobs has returned from
an important meeting at New Mar
iii svillc.
Mr.. and AIrs. John 6. MAYOR. who
have been in Florida for n few months,
are now at Southern Pines" North
Carolina.
Mrs. Louis Halter. OF Woodlawn,
Will leave soon with her daughter.
Mrs Rose Halter Michel, for East
Liverpool. o. where she will make
her future home.
1ir. and Mrs. 4. 4. Wheat have re-
turned TO their home at Hawthorn
Court. after 81 visit 10 Florida and
Kentucky.
". Ramsey Frederick. ~ North
Main street. left for Mobile. Ala.
where he will remain until fall. look
ing after business interests OF his
fathers
DR. J. II. Caldwell. Of North Main
street. who has been confined to the
Sorth Wheeling hospital. has como 10
( Mobile. Ala. where he VIII remain for
| two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess 4. Bloch are
| spending the week In Cumberland, Md.
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-peak,r 90 tho celebration TO be held
ere next june.
Edward Randall will deliver a
lecture next Monday evening in the
EuT Street Temple. being tho sixth
aud last number ~ the iyceum lee
fgTc course under the auspices OF the
.srdl Jewish congregation.
som" body Cares class In the
Johnson Memorial sunday echool OF
OH" Southern " r church az Hunt
iugtou. was yesterday granted a sec
Oudarv charter by the West Virginia
sunday School Association. Miss
Cloyde Marvey IS teacher and Miss
Mabel Anderson. is president. The
class consists o. 10 girls.
' Carhurators ON Internal Com
busfion Engines" will be the subject
of an illustrated lecture 10 be given
hv q. &. o. Fredericks. at n meeting
90 tho local National Association OF
stationary Engineers TO be held Sat
urday evening iu the Mutual Bank
building
SONGS and odes. entered in the Semi
Centennial contest. which closed last
Saturday night Col John = Day. sec
Rotary of the SemiCeutennial com
mi-s,on. left yesterday for Morgan
town. who're hc VII submit the lot 20
&C. committee ~ professors from the
university
rraf carleton o. Ketchum. rep
rGs'rHrE fhr University ~ Pitts
.Irrn. addressed thc boys ~ the
n.'r class OF tho h.gh school yes
t,fdlt.
Ihr r.FIlr rH0r-dtt meeting ~
OH. I.renrli Work league will he
lr'' today .t fhr y. 81 e.. 4. building.
f.N.vffe 'ru.rs.n
AS exclusively stated iu Tho In
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Government VIII Give West Virginia
Horsemen Opportunity to Breed
Fine Horses.
rneeirgsncsr Bureau.
Washington. d. C. March a.

rneelHgencsr Bureau.
Washington, ID. C. March a.
West Virginia. Kentucky and Ten
nessee horse breeders soon will BE
given an opportunity by the federal
government TO use free for breeding
purposes II blooded stations Ten Of
these stations will be pedigreed
standard breds. and eleven pedigreed
American saddle horses. These 81
stations will stand in West Virginia,
Kentucky and Tennessee under GER
tain conditions in the current year.
The government has not spared ex-
pense in the purchase OF horses. The
first requisites were that they should
be good. sound individuals. and regis
tered properly. Good breeding was
therefore essential. and in many cases
stake and show ring winners were
obtained. but no horse was bought
solely because he was race winner
or solely on account OF his pedigree
These horses will be available for
public service on liberal terms. The
owners OF sound mares. with a square
trotting gait, may breed such mares
free OF charge. provided they give the
government an option on the foal dur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
WORLDS CHAMPIONS TAKE SECOND
GAME FROM PITTSBURGH PIRATES
Errstle T~irlins OF camnltz Respon-
sible for the Loss TO the Bean
town Team.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March "a
The Pirate-Red Sox spring champion
ship series stands two TO one in favor
of the New Englanders. because OF the
erratic finging OF the Kentucky Rose
bud in to-day's clash of the clubs. II
was the first time Camnitz tried 70
hook the ball TO any extent. and his
control was poor.
IL was a good workout for CarQitz,
without any serious injury 70 mis-
pitching arm. Robinson held the
champions runless during his four
rounds. giving the best performance
OF the matinee on the mound. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
NEW BALLooNINo
RECORD IS MADE

PARIS. March "a new record
Tor q stance lu ha''rnuIr- hne I.'u
established ~ w. EumYf'uHv. t
wei known acror4uf. Who travelled
$500 miles. according 90 DOL STORY fn th'
TfL1 t07nr Y wn. q'ufsT f.atf Bonn
pc MAYER Travelled from Comp. fH
Kl1rkuv. fiurria. D.. having N'.r a.
-umpnrf'I Pc. 50 lIur EYIif hra' if.
nnofher tet.tcr 90 ..rlra 4firr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
CLOSES SEASON
Wheeling High to Play Last Games Of
Basketball This Year With
Msrtins Ferry Tonight

Bringing 10 q close what has been
ono of the most successful basketball
seasons in the history OF the institu-
tion. Wheeling High teams will play
the boys and girls teams g. the
Martins Ferrv schoo! tonight on the
Martins Ferry floor
The girls will play urst and later
the game between tho boys teams will
be staged With each side expecting
To come out victorious. the conflict
viii doubtless he an exciting one and
each school will he represented By a
large crowd O! rooters
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Two base hits-Hooper. Hoffman. NIL
Ter Three base hits. HenricksOn. Jan
win. 2. Miller. Wilson. Home runs;
Yerkes. IIenrickson. Outfield sacrifice
NV. Mccarthy. stolen bases: icnrick-
son Hoffman. Double plays. Hooper and
Cnrlestrom. Wagner. Mccarthy aud MIL
Ter. Kelly and RyrEe. struck out. By
O'Brien. =. ~ Braut. s. by CamnitZ. 3,
ty Robinson Z bases on balls; or
Brant. J. OFF Camuitz. ). Hit by pitch
"a ball by Camnitz. !. Hts. or
O'Bri,n. in Innings. off Brnnt. In !
Innings. OFF CamuItz. 6 IN innings. of
Robinson. in innings. Umpire
owens. National League. Time OF game
Two hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
VAUDEVILLE STARS
Former Local Boys Who Have Made
Good on Stage Are Visiting Their
Father In This City

Per- and Al. Bob" Petticord. former
themselves in the vaudeville world,
are the guest for week Of Their
brother. George ". PetticOrd. and
their father. who resides on the
Island They are now I'm seven
Merry Kids tabloid act playing
Western Vaudeville Association -
Chicago and other western circuits.
with great success.
The boys are we'll known Ga this
city ard are meeting with many for
mer friends while here They viii
leave iu q Few days 20 join thcir
company. which is now In tie far
west
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
Spring Suits and
Light Coats
Ready Tailored

One nice thing
about Gutman,
Gibson and Nc
Connell'sis the ex-
IRENE courtesy
with which every
visitor is treated.
Call and see our
spring suits. First
compare quality
and then price
with other ready
to-wear or tailor
shops.
A SIX men who
wear SOcie ty
Brand or Hirsh-
Wickwire clothes
500 to $40.
Then if you are
satisfied there re-
mains only the
selection which is
easy mere.
Some very attrac-
tive suits from
$40 to $1S too.
This Is Raincoat
Time.
Gutman, Gibson
and Mcconnell
Eth and Main-The Mems Corner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
HARRISVILLE WON

ITARRISVILLE. Ohio. March e4.-The
HhrrfSyille IIigh school met the sr"hs
Apollo club Of Cadis. y niCn Is composed
Of High school and Pirate players on
the local fiOOr Saturday night ana sue
cecdcl n defeating them by u" over
half proved 20 be the most Interesting
and exciting. the score standing ~ 10
II IN favor OF Harrisville a. the whis-
tie sounded The local lads came back
strong after their rest, and before the
county seat BOYS could get together. they
had secured seventeen ncld goals, WINE
their opponents succeeded IN getting
two.
This was one OF the cleancst games
that has ever been played on the local
floor their beng but nVe fouls during
tho entire game: this resulting from
the fact that both teams showed good
spirit and roughneHs was laid aside
The pass work Of the local boys was
far superior To that ever used before
and every member Of the team was
live wire. throughout ~" game.
This game closed fhe season at home
and next Friday night the boys VIII
Journey away from home for the last
game u the season.
This was Iarrisviile's frst season IN
basket ball. ana IL has proven "a grand
success They have won SIX and lost
four games and reports from the secre-
fh.y are that they are several dollars
ahead financially. u IS believed IN at
roNt year the local school will bo rep
resented by one OF the fastest teams IN
Eastern ONio. Most % this years team
will be- So school and with new material
developing ~ looks good TO local fans.
Although the boys had no spec al coach
this year. tLey expect 20 have Coach
carter % Scio. a " sk!ugum college
man with them next year.
HH.s q b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
REMAINS OF MINISTER
SENT HOME FOR BURIAL.

Special Dispatch 90 tho IntelIiEencer
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. March "a
The body OF the Rev. !. T. Reeves. a
minister OF the Methodist Episcopal
church. South. who died here OF acute
indigestion. shortly after arriving. 20
take part in revival services. which
began Sunday AZ the Emmanuel church
at Northview was taken from this
city 20 Roanoke. Va. his home. He
was g. years old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25

so Door old Johson has failed. Too
bad He promised me somthing yes
terdav. but now In HIS trouble I won't
hold him 10 a."
That's very generous Of you. What
was it,"
His daughters hand In marriage"
Boston Transcript.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
NEWS BRIEFS

Three Burns detectives are work
.nE iu this city. although upon what
case is unknown. Three % the ficuths
were at work here from the FIRST %
the month up until last Saturday
when they we're removed. three 9th
crs takirE up their work
AT the meeting 20 tho county
seiouors yesterday morning the
hoard considered and arranged the
road precinct az Che county aud The
distance tlIt viii De- worked by each
supervisor during tho ensuing year.
- force ~ plumbers from Tie
Nar-b'rC"r aud lgtr shop werc 10
work yesterday morning r.paIriu.
the fountain iu front of the cts
hIHlirg The fountain ViI De- paint
cl before fre water Dr. turned or
Humane officer sheldon Joseph
found valuable rrI1g shepherd
dog roaming flH streets yesterday
morning and took charge of him. The
owner may recover the dog by com
uuuIcatinL VISTA Mr. Joseph
The sprur term Of circuit curt
wil. op'1 in. tl.s county on MONDAY.
March 70. .unrr 4. 4. Newman viii
Ir' .ldc loo part ~ The court and
Judge IT, g. Hr~yfy viii preside Boo
i1rt DO
sf ffe meeting a. 'no board a.
rrrfrHl Yesterday mOruIrc. r-rm.a-
.ru Nas granted flo inl NHnDI Show
COMPANY t1 how boo this city ur May
tIhoufh fhc o. s. Na,a' U,
rrrfir- office las been open in tlI-
Dl iur more taan week ou'y .re
enlistment HlF resulted afluulh
about H dozen applicants have been
rIlr Yesterday $3.50 applicants ln.
pirl. huf vrru rejected because Ties
could IHf pas. fNe examination. ore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25

Miss BERTHA s. button. al Cleveland
has been "a school teacher since 1NJ,
without miss ng Gay.
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Manager Callahan. OF the White sox
has an 4Gea that the pitchers and catch
ers In tho major leagues al. not as pro-
Ilcient in the art " fielding bun;s as
they should be ana - working E'lrd L.
MAKE tIo work Or the SUN battery men
stand out IN this cepartme
Callahan Is especially anxious 20 I'm
prove tho work OF his catchers. lie
doesn't believe they play THIS part OF the
game any worse taan do tuc backstOps
OF the otuer teams. But he figures nere
- one department OF the game IN which
al catchers could saow Improvement
When catcher Las 10 make the throw
To retire batter Il H. either very
easy caance or a mishty dirficult one.
II tho batter hits tae bali 10 the s.ound
ana tho catcher Sets u on the bound lac
las d simple play Ia front Of him. II u
doesn't roll along the first or thlrd base
lines. II Is almost sure - 20 toward the
Pitcher. II - usually - slow agtraNatlng
uaII To handle AMI IL requires tue fastest
sort "i worA. LAe oasemen are trimmed
- snap the bail 10 first by the under
land met nod and almost without looking
iu the direction OF the Dag. But catch
ELS usually chase the ball graz Il and
taen have to straignten up. take u slant
at the base and pes.
make II as natural Tor a catcher 10 whip
"a Dunt 10 first - II IA Tor him ~ throw
u second
According - tho last report Of the
National Association OF base hall
leagues, South Bend has released Harry
Arl.It ana BUZZ WetzeIl. ana the follow
lus suspensions have been oTacrei for
failure To abide By lac rules OF the COM
mission. Ey Grand Rapids X. Is Kelly.
( tarry Lindsey. Howard holmes. fhl!l
y .i.leit .ridsras-n ana J. N DonHeII. By
T,rro Haute. Markham. EgglestOn.
Doyle. Pattison. Jones. Schneider. TICK.
i'oiai.. Holder ana Farrell.
During the past week the following
contracts have beun received by teams
"a To central A>e4su 10 ald ~ pOrtaf 10
the National Association % Professional
= .se !-a4. lseas Ied. ~ Ietre HAute. T.
". Reynolds. Ernest CaIbert. George
Nesc4er. : g Mclaughlin. Erwin Y0ho.
James IuIey. -. X Miner. X ". Gubert.
Jansen. Grove Young. Kelly 4. clever.
By Grand Rapids HI. Suit6. John ba4k-
C.ai.e- 5 NaIe!m..11h. iisrvsy IsLong.
Martin Richardson. Roy Halo. \ % Bow
l..tu. arthur watson. r. g. ffeffer. 1IAA
hFoy. George s.nnlck aud Bea kOehler
Tho following AVE hoc~pt~l terms
. Hr.or4ta. To- thu Nutiona. Associstlon Or
/ Wheeling. Raymond Ryan, (TnansseTJ ,.
7 Evansville I'Avi1 y 'u-dsrhead ar :
i burn Stlcs. clifford A-st.a. EDDIE "a
aiD-. Ficyl Crimes. Fr.lrk - Council ard
+ G.!i,f -ane tri" E4win l.. CFos.s.
Eenu.tf. 4. T.. 81. srthy, j. -. Jenkins.
] " i...tf.. Potts. John 0Leary. Robert
+ ~s.aL-. W Is rulugan. George Matte
! and Albert MarFaal- ~teuDer.il4es Tor
--y Ha.ir. ar, WL4.afg Col. ngwooi. +.
/ snyder. feter, D CIsHe 3. william
D :.-.4, Gcu-s" kIr'z". walter kneso! ~.
] Nil'E. e. nnrdy. Sanu-. Baker.
. charles IT, buurTlly. l<iwHTd g. WEIGH.
I john spears. James H. F-e-oT. 1.drTy
! Rowan. Jess Be..'tf. George D. Ittc.
I I-tJ f.o-' pEey. Richard Thomas. . l.
B d. hgg-ei james ir"'Tn. Harry Hardy
? ard JOHN ~. A..-u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-25
DIAMOND CRATER

- The New YORK and New Jersey
League. embracing tee territory or
Newburgh. Middle town.
Kingston. paterson anu Long Branch.
has qualified Tor membership in Class
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Pitcher Bill Hall. OF Redwood, WA.
Who Was sent from the local cluD ~ the
Brooklyn dodgers. has been Ueaninss the
members OF tnat team occasionally as
nc pitches TO them in batting DTuc Ices.
On .rlday he Esaved one at Pitcher nap
ltucker. who failed TO get out u the
way. The bal! caught the famous sling
eT Under tAe eye aud the blood flew.
h1ckcr IL tGe fourth member Ot tAe
team thAt haIl has htt curing the prao-
JCO season.