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4PAAIAI Nu4aU @eFVIosN
 ST. PDTEReBURE, Feb. s1EThg Ruunan!an suyernme.t has fOrFnaIIF aBked RueSla tc Hrt hs arbitrator tn tho differences whiGtI haSe ar1#en be- tween Ronr0n;1 and BhIEarL3 and which have brought thc two countries to t!Ir vet9c ot Var.
 RornlanIa is determined to inai si upOR what Hhe bFl3eveR to 1c her
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R0umANIA ASKS RUSSIA
 :. TO BE THE ARBITRATOR

Ike RGumLnLau forCCs EtIII continue II .iEa@mblr un hr Danube buf lliA record 1TMic hy BulHrn's aTT1y Ia TntkaF hAa had Fl ~hnIeHoTc effect in tauainH RdlrmaniS to be sln% about drrlnrinE TNr.
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Again NSmA hGsainsan mGfI VIII +rs la redssr thsIr lost laursi1. cohns and na& iseM easy they GIFT elsAn up PoI~t'a Mavsrteks.
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NOME AMADlR LINK CONTINENTS
FORT ENJOYS FIELD SPORTS
So~E EVENTS POSTPONED BE- CAUSE OF WEATHER UNTIL
 TOMORROW,

ThsE waa Held nzY zt TSTI Davis p1d some s-sJIlrHRtE were decided bHt the dug races Hhd Rlrl ray%s were poSc- pongd until tpm1rrn% owing tn the l1lcLemenrS uI the weather,
 Id me baYunut cn1teat tinn n1trninE betwenn E company nhG cUInpanY IIu. Iattrr wnH lly Hci'Te Af to !.
 The aam1% cnmrnrx WIS alfn BUG ,.easiII in thA high Jump, winning i"th first and EAcand prLaes.
 ELaaehalI and basket hnT RaT1eA are gr.iIE Fn thts slflCr1onn BE part of th" pT9ETHFn.
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NEXJcO CITT. Teo. 2i-llader" IS heing kept q closely suarded pfison . PIT in the naiionnI palace. It IS eaio that he has really been sonfenced to
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p a. CLOSED TOMORROW.

Tomorrow. WAsklnBtnn's birthday. bsInx a legal holiday, ttH poEtnfacc viii follow the uEu0l custom. The zen sqAI delivery will ha open unlY be- twesn the houra If II R. H. nHG 1z n9dH.
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GOVERNOR eI0kS
 HEVAEAB NEW LAH
spseiaI Nugget sArvieA

SpeelRI N+91et SAFTicA
 CARSON CITY, SAv., F1b- Rt--Tht E%vsrnct signed the new divorce lh% of the stntc scslcrdny. ThIs uT0Vi1eA mat a rcsldencc of at least cnk year wiLI be neceaFRTy Ln futurs for these Hho secure di9nrceA In thts way the law wFirli had MndH NF-ada notorious m tver the country cDanrR lO h1 end.
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EASTIIE9'roS. D. C.. Feb. s1'-- sccrslaty oi Stale KLox has tn'tf1es' ed AnhssEad dor Wilson tc notify Hue+ f. thar the United SIates e0"Mnmans .er,olInsy objects in he srfuMary exc cstsVn nI 1IRde.p.
 TYIa aAAnH hntlhnE less Ina" 1ms
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Ths hall wAs aseksd lsst Sunday, Is will ho ovSriioWinQ this Sunday. Ne- tsdy regretted the hnuru npAVtt4
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FROM PRINCE OF WALES.

ET. ThHmnsnn, whn IR FIHtiuhe1 1T last evening,
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The canned umrirss have ora aanl1sd intp u team but will try te have ike rest two canned. Police will tss thsFs to ksAE3 sannsd u1IP rss in order. Come and sss-
 coFns early Ard SnlnY yauruhlf-
 Gsnsraa sd-,iAaen Any4~hEr~ ire ihs hnusA 6oe:
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HHuNER BEATS BURROUGHS,

Alison RyunET bf:lt E:h t;rrrI;Elss aH nlght iE thE rbrec cushion torrn Hmert at tho Lubby by S5 tn q.
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refusal by the UniIr9 SIAIet ;n rcSoE. nlsr he ufw MexERn Eortrninh11t un-
 les Muaero Is sirrn fhIr triai 1efrare hlg lie is taken.
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COMING EVENT.

4 grand rAua=yI.lc ahd picture show
 70 b* given by E, 0. r, ;lt their hall On Batutdsy. March 1. Adv
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MADERO WILL PROBABLY
 BE SHOT FOR MURDER

10 meeI th1s n"~ dSngrsr hut 1t La tlorrd LILat all pl.F.I<s wIlI join In put iE down GaalIr.
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For full patiGuIAts about kh@ rAGsn ssa CappiA At HilI'H Drug 8tpr4.
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Nobbsr atanePH MadA at the Nugget sAsA
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Dog salnpn Bn pnr pound. HStHiS stsrsr
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MEXICO CITY. TAb. so.- aenernI Felix Dlss has &nnonnccd thGt he win enter the race for the prASldsncy at tTle next <lsctinh. hll hlH aoti0ns sit,ct the cessation of hosiilittea Rger to indicate Inst he is thoroughly f1v- nrH htG to ccndurtinG ail sbe affairs of ths yepubt5c in a cnnssitnGUnal ElHn. nrr and .his fsrt AuEurs wen for peare.
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:peGiaI NuaRa1 barvInA.


 MENrb CITY. E4p. 2o.-fNe H. Ent"d n1nderp Ia nuw charGrd with murder, 1'hh rharsn %As formally Gi. d IISuInst hlTn today and l,nw he Inuei rUInr up for trlal for ds life.
 Ii Is believed by The GTeaI lNdy Os the IrcnRI1 tIlat Ihis charge is btiuH brought against rhe sx- president us un excuse Lo take hia HIe. Mogt pea nIe are npw sure that he Ia A duSn<d nun nrd that iu very shuFs tLEpe De will find himself stuudirs before the faral platoon.
 The spAni1e charge fteA aga4nsi him iE that for nurterinx a Colonel EtrerdolI who was kILlzd during q struggle lnat roHk place when GK at tempt waS made hy MaderT'E adh+r cnIg tc plzc9 ih& colonel unde' rrr@xi
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'Fhf prVEtsiun4l gortrnnlfnf hore has net yet hAd time to make rl1nE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10
Stogies 90 Down Again
Before QuinIan's Tars
're. sprang a surprise by batting out

lore. sprang a surprise by batting out
a single. scoring Schang. A slight
lull In the storm appeared when Daw-
son struck out, but just as the sus-
pense seemed ended Gygli uncorked
another single. With two men on the
sacks Nixon then made his second
extra base bingle counting both OF
them. The end came on an infeld
out
The visitors last tally came In the
NTH inning on base on balls, a sac
riiice and a single. In the meantime
wheeling had been travelling along
pounding out single or so. an inning.
but without much result. except in
the second. In this frame Hammond
led or with safety and Prieste next
up. singled To left. Green, however.
tailed 10 keep up the merry work
forcing Prieste at second On this
play, though. Hammond went TO third.
from whence he scored on Molly's in
field single.
Our second and only run came in
the eighth when Hammond with two
down. reached first by virtue OF an
error. going 10 second when Ouinlan' :
throw went wide. Priests then scored
MIN for the second run with dandy
two Dagger
The score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10
TWO OUTFIELDBRS
FOR WHEELING
MANAGER Ryan sIoxs YAsr 1rEN
TO RELIEVE PITCHERS.
Thomas, OF state univsrsity. Hero Today
and Jones, Formerly with Boston
Nationals, on HIS way.

II now appears that the outfield ques-
ton. which has been a source OF WORK.
ment to Manager Ryan all season. has
been settled with the signing OF X e.
boy who has been putting up such a
great game with his college team all
season and Billy Jones outnelder.
these players come well recommended,
and IL Is almost certain that they Will
add TO both the playing and batting
strength of the local Team
Word was received from Thomas yes
terday that he would report In time TO
enter tOdayS game and a telegram from
Jones also stated that he had started
on his way here yesterday. and ~ Is pos
sible that he. too. will be seen ia action
today.
Thomas has been playing both in the
outneld AMI behind the bat for his team.
and IS considered one OF the best stick
ers IN college baseball. In the lineup
he has been batting all season In fourth
place or cleanup position. and there IL
no doubt but that he will be able TO
show "A hating strength that will worry
more than one Interstate pitcher.
Jones. the other outfelder. last year
was tried out by the boston Nationals
and later let out 10 Memphis. However.
owing TO some disagreement. Jones re-
fused To report 10 Memphis, and has
been playing with teams in the Lake
Champaign region Ryan was particu-
larry lucky in landing Jones. he is
considered Corking good Sticker ana
helder and will help wonderfully TO
ward brl sing the team out OF the pres
ent slump.
wants Improvement.
Tlecr IS probably no one more dissat-
isned with the present slump OF the To-
calls than Manager Ryan. and IN an en-
deaNor TO get fresh start he has been
constantly on the lookout for additional
players 20 strengthen his outfit. The
Vutii' ld in particular received the great
est attention. ant every effort was made
to land two ny-t hasers Of ability so that
Green ana Pricste nigh be used in regu-
la turn IN tH- box. Playing ia the field
soon puts 81 pitcher out ~ proper coudl-
ton. and these two players could not be
expected to work In ire ftcld one day and
then take turn in the box the next.
In the signing of Thomas and Jones 10
looks as ~ this question has been set
tied. and from NOW IA the Wheeling out
fell should rams equal with any other
iu tue league.
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WHEELING HIGH
IL Victorious over st. zaviers Manual
Training School-Game Was
Close Throughout.

est games played 10 this vicinity. Wheel
ing HiCu rrtumpuei over ~. Nagier's
Manual TiaiL.ng scshoo! yesterday aft
erIopu tv = rally iu lie last two m
ulnCs. tying a." score IN the eighth ana
hattu out the winning run IN the
ninth
Bptr pitchers tWiilcl good ball. only
ciElf ult~ being apHortiouet OF each.
Woods fp- the Illgu school. was inyin-
r.hi" up To- the eighth. b.t IN TINS IN
riIe 10 weakened ~Iieutly u1I WIS re-
NcVrd IN the ninth by McCull puCh. who
entered me hoA with two on ana one out
and retired the next TWO batters on
strikes.
Howard. lu the lpN FOR the Manual
hoE-. also pitched we'll. but was given
Very poor support
II - Wares TIE second time this sea-
son the Iltcn sUIpol BOYS have defeated
-. Na.."ts. I've. fni rl-r game resulting
% q" 100 their fg.u- The ore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10
Bender
PrrcEEs PIE oALE AHp ALLOWS
81. LOUIS BUT TWO HITS.
Athissaos Uphold 1epatation ana xneeh
Ball 20 An rArts OF the
Yfeld.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June e-Ben-
der pitched a great game to-day and
Philadelphia defeated st. Louis by the
score or to 0. The visitors secured
only two hits; both OF the scratch order
ana never had a chance 10 score. Ham
ilton was effective for three Innings
In the fourth Baker scored the first
run with a drive over the right field
wall Bender's triple in the nth scored
Schsng and Bender scored on Oldring's
MT. In the eighth Barry hit for three
bases with one out.
In the seventh inning Dan Murphy
batted for Ia Murphy and sent a long
ny TO left johnston In running Tor the
ball went head first over the cement
coping he was picked Up ana after A
rest OF a few minutes resumed playing
Score.
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Seven straight. And what an awful
seventh.
II seems as II Wheeling will never
be able TO break the spell or hoodoo
which controls their PLAYING when
they face the Erie Sailors" Six
times have Rvan's Eladiators faced
them this season and Just SO many
times have they bit the dust In bit
ter defeat Time and again we have
sent our best hurlers against them.
switched our batting order. and even
went To the extremity ~ pitching our
first basoman. bur the result has al
ways been the same
In yesterdays contest our old
friend and a former 'Stogie" Matte
son had the pleasure Of handing us
a bitter and salty dose. and from the
way this gentleman performed. when
me locals needed hit. one would
have thought he as a duplicate OF
his near nameSak". Wheeling got
almost as many hits as Erie. but
sad difference. This was mostly duo
IN the fact thar all OF the locals eight
bingles were kept scattered and in
only one inning. the Second. did the
SmokeS' gather moro than n single
safe hit. In this frame. they secured
three singles. producing their frs
run the others being scattered one by
one. through the r-S' OF the game
When that Erie bunch Clouts the
ball. II IS almost painful 20 see how
hard they hit y. Every man bUf
Dawson took ono or more good
ID by Doctors Graham and Heise-
man and there was nothing stingy
about the way thev did n. From
the second inning they kept swinging
With n vengeance. which drove one
Of OUT erstwhiie stars from the mound
a
during the first two innings IN which
he officiated
Hit orsEan,'s Best
We started ~ with "Pcachee'' era
ham IN tho box. hut. sad ~ Sav. era
hams reception was shor; and disas-
trouS Peaches seemed 20 have his
usual STUFF on the h7rl and good con
troll but when tn's was matched
against Tho unusually strong hating
eyes NJ The Erie aggregation &.
awaited him raught
Fis 'rus'v In C0' him through tho
--s' inning IN great share letting no
visitors down without y ~ an1 lead
fnC the fans 70 believe that chances
looked good sor n win. But IN tho
peornd-wen somehow fhev seemed
~ have solved The secret ~ tho do
livery ~ "Praohe-" ore - tho Col
iigRn ho~s nv' no Hr,f -n.ta IN our
iupss WHOM b. er.ofc orc % I.ft con-
ts- FOR three s4rfa which went boz
tween Pries'e ar7 Moron e.. n rniio-a-
MINUTE rate Th'a wouldn't have 30. n
50 had hal -l' "goss" ylinf1n dG-
rNcatof tho fra' with a thrro rarkrr
~ riRht. which took p bad bound IN
no side - Green AMI rolled 20 the
force T. make fNe e'aughfc- worse.
o." r~oond s1n - Erin. q. ro'Hra n.
''cUfed ont "a two aackcr. scoring
Cuinlan.
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Tonight: Wheeling vs.. No Names
Pennsy VS.. Progressive.
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Dyrp~psia rrv .tr.r rIr. -. - 90,
20 20 y ~. dolly and Evenings rass
n. heil phone. iTs-h
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BRENNAN
THROUGHOUT CAR.
ouaksrs hit Baii Often ana povnss
xhres P1tchers-Bsds Sc
cured Four Hits.

CINCINNATI. June s-Brennan had
CINCINNATI completely at his mercy to-
nay ana as result Philadelphia won, 10
70 Bennan allowed four hits and
kept Cincinnati runless until tbs n,nfh
lhhhls. when they scored one run. Gin
SlIiati USED three pitchers. all OF them
being hit hard and often. score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10
COLLEGE GAMES

PRINCETON -. J.. June a.-Yais De-
f-ated Princeton in an exciting - inning
game hero to-day by the score Of 60 4
princeton scored two in the first inning
" hen Rhoades drove tho ball over the
fence with Pendlcton on bnSe. The lat
Ter also nad u home run fn the eighth
81 Ron Dbl" tied the score with a hit to the
I.'u.1era. score by innings.
G2 Innings r. HE
vale .......0 fOOOIo1iOoI-6
Princeton 10000 OOn-4
Batteries Brown. Gle and Burdstte
Gone and. Wood. Rogers and Wal. I'm
pire- stafford and kerltn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10
MArTY PULLS OUT or
PIHCHES AND WINS nnnxr

CHICAGO. June New York batted
nicasos pitchers all over the field TO-
Jay anu eN "ned up the series by winning
t4lc second game. II 10 :. Matheweon
was IN nne form and. although touched
!1f .eNen hits. he pulled himself out of
we PlnchcS The fielding behind MIN
also was gllt-edged
itchcr ONs4uu wrenched hts back
slightly and retired in IN. rrst inri,'"
Score '''''e'
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c cihieiiae,2hia '....9 3d2SIS so

lota4s .-........ % IL
-batted for Harter in Sth.
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BRooKLYN wITs OUT
IN NINTH rNFIHo

S7JEGH. Pa. June e-Brook-
lvn scored six runs on Adams in tie
ninth inning IN g afternoon and Won the.
most wretchef game % ball seen ou
Forbes Field IN many day Both teams
played poorly. although Pitt-burgn's
work IA not show so badly in fu. error
g"iau'r. Ero"tlvu rad TX aIs,t...s lr
'ncnle steals an other .r-if trro,. ID.
.'Hhlen used three . Ce-er. l.-,.
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Tho Martins Ferry Sluggers easily de-
featef the Lucas Stars OF bridgeport
yesterday afternoon by the score OF
10 The feature OF the game was tie
pitching Of Hilton. only allowing the
stars four hits during the nine innings.
Lucas Stars ...OOoo2OooO-
". = S....-....4 11OO1o1x-S
and Cook
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10

Two Lae Its Ea-h. MosIl.r. Sd4aefer.
Inree base hit. Mvr'artN Home runs
'"bt. Wllrtf Sarr4frs alt~ Wit. " IT,
let. stole. lI-Ds. cobb. e. NoriartV
Rase On balls or Wiliety. ?. Dubuc.
hughes. GsiSi8. q StruDh ont. By'
hGhu- G"iilt. tuQI-os H.ibsAi!
and q. .U..Fl|r
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Nai'e1o1 VIZ Ia ~ ~ ~
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SPORT WORLD

A Sunday school baseball league has
been formed among four or the local
schools FOR this season with tho in
t'htlOu or taking other teams in later
on. and plans are under way for adopt
ing a schedule and the management OF
the league NJ present II is composed
NJ r. Trinity Lutheran and North
street y one week schedule has been
adopted Tor the present by which North
street VIII meet Warwood at Giichrist
iArk next Friday evening. and Trinity
VIII meet tho Preshyterians on the
IWcnty -siNth street Fairgrounds Ibis
evening. Any other church desiring 10
enter team in the league should com
municate with one OF the above teams
or serve notice through this paper.
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TIGERS ourPLArED SENATOR'S
/ AND WON EASILY

wSHiNGTON. June 9-Dctro!t *
ccllsd IN every department and won its
game from WASHINGTON today t. .
The visitors. aided by errors ami
Hughes wildnesS. tooS tho lead IN the
irst inning and never were headed.
Score
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NOTES OF oAME.

catcher ~'Harr e. the visitors WITH
0u' doubt has tu. hest throwing arm or
t 't". top Appearing fsr. ft.- .eI-
... .ItuI.- ou- own Urgrt N..g or
ran I'm close r1~e iu this respect ,s.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS WHY
BINGLEFEST FRoM BOSTON

ST. Louis. No. Jun. q-Kyi,b tt..,s...
!. ~" game 1t short. ~. Louis defeated
So '"n 7 - o. IN f-eo lifting contest.
iH''" Wishing pitchers wer. driven fr..r,
~" noun. Sallee was ht hard bu-
uthfo 81 Waeu the bases were fI-d
Score
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Two base hits Lord. Maeae Three
base ''te Eoncfrhv. =. Titus. Homo
runs N1r7nyille. Sallec. Sacrifice hi's
MoWreN. paFes SoCrlflce flies Narar-
Vile. smith Double plays Mclean and
TuCxtrz. Iilsa IN balls. or F.,dr. .
-a.i"o. :. James q strand Q <ove- .
struck out Ry Sa'iee. 8. James. :. I'm
uirrS Freeman end Evans
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Two-base hits. Dovle Shafer Three
base iits Shafer. SAFER Sacrifice files.
M-Fke Su"iErf~~ stolen has BoyIs
p. Mitchell. Nclkie. Mathew son. Ssier
=. Shatfr Erid~.i 90. Archer Double
SAFER. Archer 20 d zimmerman Rases an,
bal4r or Richie .. or Nathevson /.
"i LaN-Id,i. struck ont f.v Matthew
and Tmslle ny
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Three base hits; Barry. Bender Home
run: Baker. Sacrifice hits Strunk. Ben
der. stolen bases. Austin. Agnew, Col
Inns. hcfnnis. Bender Base on balI~
orr Hamilton. .. off Bender. / Stru, <
on by Hamilton. z. by Bender. .
lmpirts. Dineen and Ferguson.
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-trl.. out. Ur Woods. 8 by McCul-
...rr. Dog Howard Base On balls
'H Woods. O. m Howard. :. Umpire.
ttI.u
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llpumot.L. prieste
nixon
Sacrifice rits-E CoiIican. ShanE
'''.'f f1ses--Cuinian. Green
Mattesou. l.
-,.- OF -Hv Graham. bv He's
mon hy Mafteson. ?
Double play Miller. OuiniAn an
GyEi
Jmpiro-Newhouse
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H...n.s l'f. Word Sueorc.. r..l
,ntHIF1. stolen t1srr Rath. WottIrk
I'Huiir TnNa cree aui Swrene,. f'e-E
rpHurh Wrkcrhufc aud Uurfnr Load
chase aud Weaver. Bases GA BALL. on
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Some ~ too loo. .asrr--s Ialr.d "a
t.i. yeri~rdt' fri base runners bad
Frvfr.4 marrow s..au.-
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The No Names challenge the w II
Iauls or the Wheeling =. I. x l. teams
Tor "a game sunday on any grounds. Call
i6ll-R National phone. between $50
aud 6 80 O'Clock
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The Elm Grove Stars challenge the
Myers Provision company for n game
sunday. Kindly answer through this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10

The Elm Grove Sluggers challenge the
Triddelphis team lS years old for a
game SATURDAY. June II. Answer
through this paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10

The players on the baseball team OF
the Loyal Workers class of the Ran
list church at Martins Ferry are asked
:" report at Walnut Grove "Wednesday
evening at . o'clock.
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INITIAL APPEARANCE OF SAIL
ORS HERE WAS HEART
BREAKING.

Smokes Unable 10 Connect with Mat
tesor. While Graham and Heise-
man Were Touched often.
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The fasr Alexander baseball team
chal~nge any team IN the Ohio Valley
Tor games. Any team wishing to az
Cept and arrange for dates should call
X A Chambers manager. Wheeling
house. West Alexander.
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traav June So reln Na q ,. Team
$50
'rwes ria}e Of rWcntg sixth street
plu5 Grounds
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Ysstsrday's Results.
Brooklyn, 10: Pittsburgh. Z.
New York. IL. Chicago. q
Philadelphia, 10; Cincinnati.
St Louis. IL: Boston, 6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10

The Bauer Juniors challenge the r.
u. 90 OF Aetuaviile Tor "A game SUNDAY
afternoon To arrange games call 2OT-R
Ilm grove. and ask for Walter MiiIer
etween and $50 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10

All Madison A C. players should re-
Tor practice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10

The Wheeling Mold and Foundry team
VIII play West Alexander next Satur-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10

Pod ~ rarre r~ vyr... .
Sfru.H nut Nv Ford o. o.. gI..ffe q
nt Tango ht White a. Implrrs
Evans had Lsan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10

The Bauer Juniors challenge any Is
year old team for game Sunday. June
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10

Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louia
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. Two base hits: Marsans I.ohert
Magee. Cravath. Three base hts. CTa,
vain. :. Home runs Becker. > Saori-
ilSe hits; Doolan. Brennan. Sacrifice
iiS. hililier stolen bases Lohert
Masee Base on balls. orr Brannan. / ;
1It Ames, =. Off Nelson. l. Struck ont
By fireman. o, by Harter. :. Umrires:
RisleT and Byron.