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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12
MAY GO TO
SOUTH BEND

Hammond m y lose one of 1t s"lfvc
wires" If plans which Z. f. Johnston,
district manager of the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance company has
gone through.
: Mr.. Johnston sees a good opportuni-
ty for advancement in South Bend
where his brother-in-law Ward Mack
one of the big insurance men of In
diana is located. The plans for the
change are only tentative. and if they
should materialize they could not well
be carried out before the first of the
year It would mean that Mr.. Johns
ton and his family would locate in the
city OF the Studebakers and the DIV
ers. They have resided in Hammond
for eighteen years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12

row afternoon and evening at Kindel's
Grove, and with the prevailing delight
full weather. a large attendance is look
ed for
A balloon ascension Will be one of
the evening features, and a. good con-
test on the ball field is promised for
the afternoon.
A generous list of prizes has been
arranged. one of them having been set
aside for the largest family to appear
on the ground. There will be races for
the married and single men. for the
boys and young and corresponding
races for the girls aud married ladies.
The band music will also be feature.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12
NEW CASES FILED.

107S5-Sophia Lind Cd. E. Boone) VS..
Ludwig Lind. Divorce. Room 2.
10736-Matt Petrasiel Oh. NJ. Cohen)
VS., Calumet Car CO. Appeal. Room
2.
107S7-yictor Electric Co. Jesse z.
WILSON, VS.. Joseph A. Graham.
Suit on note. Room 8.
107S9-Harry d. Kellogg (Moran &
Dyer) VS.. william S. Gallagher
and william J. wilhelm. Appeal
Room /.
10790-Kunda Kosta q. I. Modjeska)
VS.. 3. Roschia. Appeal Room 2
16e5-State VS.. Charles Sennenollo
Appeal.
1666-State VS.. Paul Strbac Appeal
1667-State VS.. Mike Memisch eft al
Appeal.
166S-State VS. Marion Szadlowski.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12
WEST HAMMOND
GROWING APACE

West Hammond is on spree-build-
ing jag.
Fifty homes are going up In that
city. this month and next, according
TO City Clerk Mankowski who has Is
sued the building permits. The town
is spreading. filing up and throwing
out Its chest in imitation of Ham
mond.
Hugging the Club.
The district around the country
club will be one OF the exclusive res
ident places in the Calumet region by
next summer" said the city clerk.
TWO hundred thousand dollars worth
of improvements are to be made there
and looking forward to that twenty
homes are already under process OF
construction.
South Sibley street is also getting
popular with the home builders and
by the time the pavement is put in
Will be built solid. expect that $780,
900 is being spent in West Hammond
this summer on new homes. We would
like very much TO be able to erect a
new city hall at the same time"
At $50 "A Lot.
Twenty-Five foot lots IN Hammond
have been rated by the assessor at
$40 according to city hall authorities
when the average lot in the city does
not sell for less than $500. That is
just 1893 short OF the required one
third scale by which property is ad-
judged.
For that reason West Hammond's
progressive spirit has been blocked.
The state law limits a city's debts TO
FIVE per cent of its valuation and West
Hammond has never been allowed to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12
ENGINEER DIES
AT THROTTLE

Laporte, Ind, Aug, 12.--Death was
at the throttle an Erie passenger
train sped toward Michigan City last
night, Engineer Barney NJ. Flaherty,
veteran OF tho division, died at his
post Home time after tho train left this
city. The death was discovered by his
fireman when the engine driver dis
regarded slow" signal. The body
was returned to Laporte ana will be
removed to Flaherty's late home at
Peru for burial Tho engineer was
so years old.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12
"HIS WORSHIP"
BACK TOMORROW

Mayor Tom Knots of Gary. who has
been attending the municipal conven-
ton in Canada. is expected home to-
morrow While up in King Georges
colony his honor was addressed by the
Canadian mayors as Your Worship"
He liked the title so well that he &C.
cepted the invitation of his worship,
the lord mayor Of Calgary, TO go to
his principality for few days stay.
IT is expected that his worship. the
mayor of Gary. and his worship, the
mayor of Calgary, will much benefit
by the exchange of ideas.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12

go over $4,000. city halls and fre
departments can't DO built for that
sum
A Plausible Excuse.
It is said that the tcnderloin in
West Hammond was allowed to exist
for revenue to keep the city out of
the poor house land some OF the old
administration on Easy street.
The Cook county board OF reviews
have decided that the ridiculous val
uations shall stand no longer. A petit
ton was brought before the board by
city officials last week and a report
made yesterday. the board having in
veitigated in the meantime.
The official report was that West
Hammond has been imposed upon and
that the valuations were unfair and
ridiculous.
Assessor Says Nothing.
J. j. O'Rourke is the township as
SCISSOR in West Hammond and he has
offered no explanation. In the mean
time a year must elapse before a
change can be made for the four limit
is but three-fourths passed. At the
end of a year West Hammond will
begin on the projects she has dis
paired of ever seeing put through, a
new municipal building. a fire sta
ton. big school playground. and
sometime a park.
Worth s4.5oo.ooo.
IT is hoped that the valuation Will
be placed somewhere near the truth
In realty West Hammond Is worth
s4.5oo.o0o. When the Green Line starts
a traction service, 1t now holds q
franchise. the town will take on al
ofr -.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12
KER-CHCO! KER- CHOO!
GOT THE HAY FEVER?

Scores of folks in Gary are suffering
with the hay fever. while countless
others have bad colds, the result Of
the changeable weather.
Mr. Hay Fever came somewhat
earlier than usual this season but he
gave warning of his coming for his
ally Miss Golden Rod, is In full bloom
in the Grand Calumet and Little
marshes Folks who have hay fever
have little care as to how the tariff
situation Is proceeding.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12
YOUTHFUL ELOPERS
FINALLY Welded
Go to st. Joseph, Mich, for
Ceremony.

South Bend. Ind. Aug. Hollow
ing two unsuccessful attempts to get
married through Opponents. Mildred
Gayman, 16 years old, and Raymond
Fairchild IT years old, eluded rel
atives and, reaching st. Joseph. Mich.
were married Sunday. The children.
week ago were found hiding In a cabin
north-of South Bend and brought back
to the city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12
B. & o. NEW PAY DAYS,

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad in
augurated it's new system of paying
Its employees semi-monthly. Payments
are made on the 9Th and 2eth of each
month, the employees in Baltimore be-
ing paid in cash and those at other
points by check. There are more than
10000 employees. In ana around Balti-
more that are paid IN cash. the total
payment las. year approximating $780,
900, 900.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12
Police Board Meets.

The police commissioners met in
their regular session at the city hall
last night and with the exception of
the regular routine work and allowing
a number of bills nothing Of impor-
lance came up. The new electric sig
nal system was also a matter of dis
cussion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12
change.

change.
The cable Is three inchest in
diameter the lead tube holding 6o6
pairs of wires which will be connected
soon the cable is laid. Some Of
the wires will replace old ones while
others will take care of new business
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12
Work on Gable.

A force of men is at work in the
business district laying a now conduit
cable for fine Chicago Telephone COM
pany from Sohl street in State street
down Holman street and to the ex-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12

some of the paper that are important.
but has no intrinsic value.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12
Will Move in September.

Their handsome home in Homewood
about completed the j. l.. Stinsons are
planning to move from 495 May street.
the old home, on or about the first of
September.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12

On your fishing and touring trips
always take a package of Union Scout
Scrap along. It's good for either chew
ing smokins.-McHie-Sco Tob.
Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12
Mrs. Rice Dead.

Mrs Rose Rice 436 Summer street
died last night at 1890 in the Pres
byterian Hospital after long illness.
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been made.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12

at the full moon which intervenes be-
tween the two eclipses of the sun.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-12

A Gas Range does away with dirt.
No. Ind Gas q Elec. Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
uever Waaern
roniEhts Games
manonio Club Duck PIN


NUNTFHT-H I'm 90
Bl'i Dogs VI D'arta'r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
BAND TO TRAVEL THROUGH
CITY AND GIVE CONCERTS
ON GROUND.
Mayor n. L. Kirk To Pitch First Ball
To Manager Rysn-First Game
To Be With Akron.

batteries for Akron and Wheeling.
un um -um and umpty and umpty AMI
umpty' Batter up, Play ball, Strike
one! oh. beg pardon. that was Jus:
n dream Of the future caused by the
excellent baseball weather OF the past
TWO days and is a sample OF what win
occur In this city Wednesday. May :.
when Wheeling and Akron open th,.
baseball season in this city.
Plans are being made by Manager
Ryan ana secretary Urea surcr Ron
inson for the opening festivities and.
whi!c quiet. the occasion will long "a
remembered and a good game is
promised. There viii not be a sreot
showing on the streets. az IN wears
past. but the reserve strength 81 the
PLAYERS will be saved FOR diamond
work. The players will go quietly -
the Island park and perform in thc
pr"liminaries. and then the king of
inc diamond jumps so and SO. will
call FOR play
band VIII be secured and in "a
special car travel over tho city and
adjoining towns. ending az the uall
PARK. where a concert will be rem
dered preceding the game and he
tween the innings. Mayor h. I. Kirk
Will he on the firing line to deliver
the first hall 70 Catcher Manager RS
an. and then the fireworks will begin.
With such quiet ceremonies ~ Is
Thought that The players oS the local
team will not have occasion TO be-
come nervous and Will enter into tho
game with determination 10 break
the hoodoo ~ the past four years.
when the first game was lost
They Can Deliver.
The boys on the team have the
goods and can deliver. and II viii! not
be surprising 70 see them on their
toes and following the lead OF the
cool little Irish manager that Is
plotting the boat through the season
OF 1913
The day is not far distant, and the
boys are working hard 10 get into con
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
MEDALS AWARDED FOR
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH

WAsilINGTON April 23-Four
M dals were awarded today by the
National Academy Of Sciences for
distinguished research work. Tao pres.
gnia'tons being made by President
W i.snn 90 reception 20 the members
OF the academy az the White House
hurIred
lhe watson medal for astronomical
research WIS awarded 10 Dr 4 a.
hapte' %. director of the astronomical
la NoratCry 40 rho University OF Gro
nlngen the Draper medal FOR astrO-
ply zeal rCroarDh and discovery to W.
Henri besiandros. Of France. the
NtasSlL medal Tor occanography 10
Dr Johdn Hort. director 81 Nor.
"crian Fisheries. and the Comstock
lrife for research in electricity 10
frH. Robert Andrews Nilukcn OF the
I riVersifE 81 Chicago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
TAKE EVIDENCE
Special Master Hamilton to Hear
Iestimony In National Telephone
Company Case Tuesday.

one more OF the many different
suit viii come lp next Tuesday when
special Master W. g Hamilton will
>it Ia the federal building 10 take
evidence IN pursuance OF an order b.
Judge DAYTON az the Martinsburg
form OF court. Il II understood that
the result Of this hearing will be siib.
united 90 The court at its session here
next month
Mr.. Hamilton is 70 take evidence in
me suif OF the tommouv ealth Trust
company Of Pittsburgh VS.. the IA.
uonai Telephone company. and he IS
20 ascertain lust what portion or the
july. 1909, was sold ana what portion
Vas given as surety for indebtedness.
re l. also 20 ascertain Rhat portion
OF ne bonds were sold to satisfy In.
dcbteduess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
AMATEUR NOTES

The Blue Ribbon. Jrs.. OF Twenty
sixth street. would like to arrange a
game for next sunday. ANY team de
.lrous or a game please reply through
TINS paper or call at Twenty-sixth and
Market streets Sunday al i:3O % m.
lineup; l.. Snider. e.. \. Castle D r
Heart. 50 Hasista. III. J. Flatiy. %
! koth. 70 J. laV~lky. CT. IL HEX
The +. y. :. challenges the Red Wings
Tor saturday afternoon for a game OF
"as" bail, TO be played on the Tunnel
grounds Answer through this paper
The BerWood base ball club woula Xix.
70 arrange a game with the Columhtr
cub team OF WhcclinL. for SUNDAY
April p. At the TWeuty-sixth street
grounds.
All candidates for the columbia club
iaS~ bal team should be on hand S.u.ft,.
az ] o'clock at ~" TWenty-siNth street
grounds. Q" try "ut for positions
Tie Br.dceport BowIery team has wv.
Iam'S he'd Iled for tlts week S.fur-
Jay hey viii play the =. r. t;laser'y al
tfrlla'r" ami sunday Afternoon IN.
Stf"rs Ideal team 60; Martins rFrrV or
the wheeling Creek grounds.
The Fulton y e. Jrs challenge s..,
team under j. years of age for a gam.
- bail ~unday afternoon on the Fulton
GROUNDS The Il; %. C'S. 81 ActnlVt.lr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
THE GALL OF THE BALE

Vic" t.s iiH..free is budding
t'n country cottage door.
Dc W' fool I subtle yolrnirg
We .... Dfflr fslt before.
'rn w. ..rs tH trr fho diamond
Ana Co. "e.r fEe raurous call
or f"e umpire Iu .ie glory.
Where tfa teams are playing bail
co. Oh" o. HrI ir tIe subway
Iftrf hrIt f.if tru meet
Turns fne PAGES ~ bis raner
RIIrkIt tH doc sporting sheet.
AMI in every Inf suburban.
fr behind each .Ifr vail
hero NOI eco H hnr to certain
I.'I. fe bound t1 he % ball
HUSKY heroes ~ tho bases.
~'alu arf twir'cra ~ tre shperr.
wizards ~ fro nff. We arc aid
MIGHTY riIt frHf Won are here
~fAN t.n same f.c fans ere writing.
hrf o. mHf ri-. anil stocks may fall.
Every l.fta feeling happy
con- tHIa l.e terrestrial Hrus
NIrrH irving .r Ieelie'a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
COLLEGE GAMES

PRINCETON. y >. April % -Ii.hert
Weakened iu tf- fifth inning to-day ana
l'fi1' ton s.. O.vd rms. drf,ating Penn
~F-.auia state college. 10 tn. llsi-
tors also f...dei poorly. score hy IN
niuES r "a =
Perm. Statc.....o % 00o1I0- . :
l'-ir..fuu .. u % 10 70 n % u d. = Q.
lttf.t-'s L'e0crf ami Henderson.
vs. 'oi aui Wall Empires Waliron and
Freeman
~ Wiiminston. Wilmington tTri
-tatrf. q. 4. OF o..
A. Annapolis navy. g. Dickinson.
- south Betrl-He rn-iehiEh O. Al
SEW HAVEN. conn. April 23.-Yalc.
8. go .Iul5ia.
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10 0V--- II n N Naf70m|I T"T-
W"tH- have a force uf men at worN
utU= t.lr SuhWg. .Iuh p. .'.i ~. which
were covered D. tho recent food. Ie.tN-
l.E o. "a % coat OF muG on tGe grounds
= h. ou work od thc grounds are being
Tari ) a:.l several additional benches
have been Icct uu 'rc grounds. TINS
VIII tc 20 E.trf place Cor fue children
ms coming Sullne.. as last as thiS
f~ fr- tflt pla. grounds 90 ha lugn 100
ru. eats. although fI- city council may
tat 4ctlo" su to t..tief o: .iectlUs a.
g. uit bl. Ef.Iuds 20. t.s ,H'lareu at the
1 ~ lLenf -.E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24

Yesterdays Results.
New York. 4. Philadelphia. q.
washington. 8. Boston. o
Cleveland s. ST. Louis, 2
Chicago. 2. Detroit l.
To-1fv q Games.
st Louis at Chicago
Cleveland at Detroit
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
BENWOOD
White LILY panee.

Arrangements have been compic' Ell
Tor tie regu ar ,ni-Iuuuthlk dance To-
Ice given this evening al Annoy hall
u Main street hy the members 81 tine
local White Lilly social club. Uniform
Rank kn ghtS OF Httnia~- Two o.-
% ~-r.S have been tngaCcd To- furu ~u
Toe music for tho atfaft. and a cpntiuu-
Gus dane" IruEiail viii be rendered
Many invitations have been issued fo.
the aNatr. aud q NrlN large crowd Is
eNpertet 90 attend Many out Of tu~n
per~ ~ ale expected. and the hail las
r"eu uea.tii.ll! decorated for the oc-
NMalnn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
OPENING CEREMONIES TO BE
VERY QUIET AND INFORMAL

oition; Changes in the presen, ros.
,er VIII probably be made. bni wben
.he Hnai can Is tied there Will no /,
otLain that VIII have an excellent
ma nee 10 lie the flag to the mast
tn S"Ii onward with clean record
e season VIII open in Akron NAV
Il ana following three games there
ssne Stosle crew will 20 TO Canfon
Ut three games. and then-oh. then
o ore BOYS viii return 10 the home
SLoui i.os, 10 snow themselves before
~ JuDilant and loyal fans of the
greater city. The day. we hone win
oe cIear and basballv. iust IKE Yes
terosy and the day before. and tLen
ne can look Tor something Interest
a. ds several OF the boys on the
Ieain are now playing in Fourth of
'uiS CONDITION. They have the snap
ana ginger. and when the final fest
comes the fans will find them meas.
,urlhS up 10 the standa ri and euualinr
the best In the league.
Team Practice.
tie a tlesfr hyan put his squad through
H., .h-,|I t"nf he Yesterday. tie excel
Irht weather again favnrinq. 'rIr, g., ~
"I,N OF getting -" team IN condition
''"iiiR we morning, a la.-r,I ..r1.-
tice was held. Inside boseb,u - -.
=" pay a large part In ~" game, MS
~ III a. Jay "A certain portion 81
iais' catching runners orr IN. sarts -
'''N run Nork. no VOL as bunting 49,,
80 uihriy anxious that each mem
u'i OF rs team shall learn to use head
N"rk IN as playing. and afapt MS eel.
- FIELDING and PLAYING 10 "A, -, 80
In! as q whole. instead 81 playing Tor
"'h ihdiNidual glory.
II- contest yesterday afternoon he
tN.th me NaniganS and Regulars was
i'H hpS tho best pllyel game he,wcS,'
49," Two tnis season. the bunch Of mis-
- - ,o!hnpSing the NaniganS. Iceery-
NIX great credit fpr the way IN ,gr'r.
.nrN PLAYED. Roth Graham ana Ua,aa
tnln r''ched good hall ard l.iI ~,
tirgles ioWn The score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
knights % Attend.

The local lodge Knight "f JOS th't-.
rs.frE ~ff-nr $50. U.s. have tHu.Il'f. d
o. attend the last Ni-tta-
t.lu meeting fo Df held fit- evruirE az
NnuufstlIr If Little Prince lodge OF
That c|fN Special cars viii pner 90
Smith feff about O'Clock for TIE
Mound CUTS ari .ff members DESTROYS
~ going 90 frt meeting ffs requested
fl meet af STINT. street af the above
tive There will Doc two oars and rHlu
fHr 49, HuH 900 Hre invited o. attend f.r
. good fua .e nrf|cITnfrH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24

Tons Hst-li o. looH grocery man. is
after . TO-. mff zoo conduct a pgI'ute
-Iaugh o. H,u~. Iu.... l- he city limits.
Iiafaii bad been uUcratiLG the slauEl'fr
.r tris sIrt fsf the past Few months,
but was ordered .r smut the place up
Dos fls tc..tn ~ iuer The matter was
Irr4Afs Is'uI, trc city council 80 the
fre.tIIg Itlt Tuesday evening and re-
feried 20 fu. mayor and city health Uf-
ncer VINO VIII uKely report al the next
meet rg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
Renwood Br1efs

rel Nc.b' rgall ana = bowman left
N'si"t.ay morning on a trip down the
fINer
rather Hall returned home last even
TX from 90 several DAVIS TIM down the
southern part of the state
Local lodge. \. - a. " met last
evening al their head .uaIter In BARLOW
hau Hut transacted routine business
new humping block will be placed
~ th'l Deal Pennsylvania tracks near
the local station
force ~ men are relaying the brick
~NfuE az " corner Of Eighth ana Atc
AIvchen Streets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
JOHNSON
HOLDS uP Ms REcoRD m DErEAr-
mo BED sox.
Only Allowed Two nts ana Has Pitohsd
20 Consecutive Ho-Score Innings
Tor Senators.

WASHINGTON. April 20. - Walter
johnson pitched wonderful ball against
Boston today. blanking them TO o. He
allowed but two hits. one OF which. a
Texas Lacquer" came in the ninth in
ming. and gave two bases on balls
Johnson has now pitched IS consecutive
innings without being scored on. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
DETROIT AND CHICAGO
PLA VA FAST GAME

CHICAGO. April 23-Chicago defe,,a,
iFtTolt IN the final game OF the series
.n-hhy' 70 !. IN pitchers battle he
Ven Nhii" and Hall The locals bunch
a ltSs. sacrifice, an infield out and
siuSlrt nettel the other. In the Iats
inning an ert"r by Weaver coupled with
.4 ~ar rific" ana q single netteI a lone
uU FOR Detroit. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
BOSTON LOSES GAME
TO BRooKLYN BY ERRORS

BOSTON. April 28+Brooklvn d{I
some timely batting this afternoon. and
ai@ed by errors, defeated Boston. to =
ku'Acr held the locals scoreleSs until
ti' ninth inning when pass and four
suCtee~iNc singles Melted two runs The
flflding OF Wheat and one hand eaten
OF Inner over Lls head Dy Connolly,
were features. Scores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
MAPS WIZ FROM CARDINALS
EY HARD HITTING

CLEVELAND. o. AprI - Hard NIT
lnY HF the CLEVELAND team brought
'iE d. EigtOry over ST Louis TO-DAY. -
u" g Nt44tlau and Ialk,uberg t.r tao
'rt"~' iit t"r- iu TIC American I.lgf.e
.iinr'i rac. other. The baftir-. cd
|Hf "u and Graney and the ficlIfuz DF
i-aioic u."ignt 'neers from the CROWD.
score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
GIANTS
WIN PROM PHnLIEs IN SEMI Rim
oLE-FEsT. IN NEW YORK.
Hatthevsor Pitched in Great styls
While Brennan Showed weak
ness and Was Removed

NEW YORK. April 23-Christy Mat
hewson was in superb form to-day and
his fine pitching enabled New York TO
beat philadelphia by score OF 3 TO i
fireman. who started in the box for the
Visitors. was easy for the locals and was
taken out in the third inning with the
bases full and only one ont. Chalmers
VINO succeeded him. struck out Merkle
ami made Herzog pop 10 Lobert. The
score:
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Two base hits. Doyle. Luderus Mer-
klc- Home run Merkle. Sacrifice hat.
H'rzoE. stolen base. Burns Double
plays; Mathewson. Shafer and Merkle.
DoCian. knahe and Luderus. ?. Base
Struck out. by MathewSon, 4: by Chai-
mers. = Impires. Rigler and Ffnnerun.
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The students nf rho local schools
have decided tn hold their annual rf.rI.
fI.. year Hr Nft 90 Hf Wheeling park
Tr.- .a fnr same dHt that the CathuI r.
schools VIII hold their HnaIr. nuf f.r
town ou chat dHf wII he totally witt.
urI rh'Ifr'r fnr few iHura Mary
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Two base hits FISHER connolly.
I tre" base rifs -teuSel Home ran.
J lufnulcl Sacrifice hits Maranvllle.
" yrrs. stolen bases. Steugel. FISHER.
Double Pla! ligmme. and Miller First
has ON balls orr f.IChef. >. off Hess.
=. struck urf Wy kurker. = hy Hess :
Z uIp.rtS ~ lem and strfr