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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
Inter- State League Cut
In Two Paris at Meefinu
MAoNATEs DISCUSS CONDITIONS AT
MEETING IN CLEVELAND.
stogies VIII Have a Berth In New Four
Team League FOR Balance
Of Season

Special Dispatch 20 the Intslligeneer.
CLEVELAND. o.. July 1.-THE Inter
state base ball lee que wrecked on the
shoals Of poor attendance. gathered to-
Eether the pieces at a meeting held at
the Holienden Hotel to-day and decidvi
10 attempt % vether out tho remainder
OF the season with four. Instead % the
original eight clubs. Akron, YourEs-
town. Erie and Wheeling maEnates have
expressed a determination 20 continue.
St~euhenviIle. Zanesville. Canton and
Columbus ~u.agnates decided 10 give NJ
ghost before they were forced 70 pawn
t1eir clothes TO meet the financial de-
hands.
The dissolution OF the league vas pre-
dlctel several weeks aro. The officials
OF the league Rad hoped that July Z
help 70 reNive enthusiasm. but enthusi-
asm refused to Doe revived.
The eight clubs o. the iearuc were
represented At the meeting and ~ was
evident thai n continuation o. the league
~ it oil form Wa out 90 the question.
50 attempt was made 90 continue ~
merely attempted 20 comb torether TIE
temporary schedule Vas arrange e.
keep me SURVIVING clubs busy until a
permanent schedule can be formed
Schedule.
The schedule follows July 10. Il. L.
wneeling At Erie ~Youngstovn AZ Aaron
July ~. 20 Wheeling ~ Akron. Younzs-
town go Erie. July a. o.. % Akron at
I~ourgstovn Erie a. WneeIne
President uowsor. 'Eohhy Quinn. OF
Columbus T. v Iohirs.n. % WreeIInE
Judge smith. o. Zaucsyllc Paul Powers.
F. a T9"I I.ms,ra.' ot 7 .s1@95, 2f ASroa
Low. % steulcrvi1e. p r. Corror OF
Erie and Herman S~chesinEer. % canton
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PLAYING IN ANNUAL TRl-srArE
EVENT STARTED VEergR-
DAY AFTERNOON.
Rains Delayed Preliminary Matches.
Doubles VIII Re Played Today.
Banquet Tonight NJ the
Country Club.

With the playing Of singles during
the aftsSnoon. me annual trf-state
tennis tournament OF the Wheeling
Tennis club was opened on the clubs
clay courts at RdEedale yesterday.
Inclement weather delayed the pre-
liminartes which were to have start
ed ut 10 O'Clock. but during the aft
ernoon the courts yer In excellent
condition. Despite the threatening
weather. yesterdays playing was wit
messed by a large gallery. II pro-
pitious weather conditions prevail
during the Z W days. II Is ex-
pected that there will be unusually
large crowds In attendance.
With the courts In their present
good condition some exceptionally
fast playing Is expected. as many Of
the best players in the Ohio Valley
are participating The doubles will
be played today and the tournament
will close tomorrow with the play
ing OF the semi-hnals and nnals.
Handsome trophies will be award
ed tho winners. In addition 10 the
club trophies, the three-year chal-
lenge bowl donated by Charles ".
Hancher will be offered. The win
ner Of the tournament will have his
name engraved upon II and II will be
presented to the person who wins II
three years.
Many Visiting Players.
Practically all out-of-town players
have arrived for the event. Among
those participating are: Kent Hall.
New Martinsville: George Weaver.
Moundsville; J. d. Morgan, Wash
ington, ID. C.: J. o. Watson. Fair
mont: Roy Johnson. Leland Morris,
Ben Morris. Petersburg; William
Askin. Pittsburgh. Pa; Lou Hanlon
gainesville: Benton Beatty. Parkers-
burg; DR.. Clarence Sloan. Marietta;
Joel Shrewsbury. Parkersburg; Frank
Raymond. Fairmont: Charles McKil.
lips. Pittsburgh. Pa; Jack Colburn.
Fairmont, and Walter ~Stockley, Fair
mont.
The outof-town players are being
entertained at homes OF local players
and at the Wheeling Country club.
Frank r. Armbruster has as his
Corburn. Frank Raymond. Roy
Jack Shrewsbury.
Quite n number Of social events
have been arranged for those TAX
ing part in the tourney. Last night
an informal reception vas held at
the club grounds complimentary 10
the visiting players. Today the lady
members will Servo tea and this eve
ming a banquet will be served az the
Country club. followed ty an infor.
NAL dance. Manager Louis Kinney
has made elaborate preparations for
the entertainment OF all guests. on
evening the annual club
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FOIL WILL MANAGE
HUNTINGTON TEAM
POPULAR MANAGER OF coLUm.
BUS TEAM or INTER
STATE ACCEPTS.
Has Begun oNleisi Duties with Blue
SoS Tesm-Piteher Tlpple
Goes Along.

~ vas announced yesterday that
Manager Ice Foil 81 the Columbus
Interstate league team has signed a
contract a. catcher-manager % the
Huntington team % the Ohio State
league and will wear a Blue Sox uni.
form during the remainder % the sea.
son. Lee signed the contract With
the West Virginia team owners Sat.
urday. having had knowledge that the
Cub teau would drop from the Inter.
state league He has left for the land
of his new birth. and with him Pitcher
Triple travelled 70 don a uniform in
the Huntington team.
II o. understood that Outfeldcr
Thoma and shortstop DAILY will also
sign contracts with the popular man.
aEer.
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White Sox Pay S25, 900
For OutfieId ChappeHe

MTLwAUKLE. MS. July 14-After
persistent deuials that Outfelder
Chappelle had been sold m the Chi
cago American League team. the Nil.
waukee management confirmed 70
night the reports Of the sale ard an.
nounced Chappelle had brought sl5.-
q In cash. in addition 10 Outfeldor
Bean and a catcher yet 10 b. chosen.
Outielder Beall Is valued az about
81 900 by tho Milwaukee management
The catcher who will come AZ the
hnal portion % the price has not yet
been agreed upon. the specification 10
Ing that Milwaukee can have a catch
ct when needed. and that he must be
fully acceptable 70 the Milwaukee
club. This would make tho price %
Chappelle equivalent 10 about S25. 1000.
the highest price ever paid for a single
ball player
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DELIVERS ADDRESS
Ralph W. Tyler, Of Washington. D. c.,
Talks to Members and Friends OF
Negro Business League.

Ralph W. Tyler. OF Washington, ID.
C., delivered a very interesting ad.
oreSs 10 the colored population of
wheeling last evening. Mr.. Tyler
was formally auditor OF the navy de.
partment under President Taft and
appealed 10 his audience from a bust.
ness standpoint. The purpose OF his
visit 10 Wheeling was to revive and
~re-organize the Negro Business
league. Of this city. Tho meeting was
held in the Simpson A. NJ. r. church
To a mode rate sized but highly ap-
preciative audience. {. J. Graham
acted as chairman.
The speaker OF the evening was
formerly connected with one OF the
reading newspapers of Columbus. O.
ana In the address urged his race 10
support the local papers with their
advertising. lie insisted that deter.
miration and ~cspability were the key
Lotes for success among his people
ana urged them TO prepare % fulhu
every responsible position offered 70
mem After mentioning a number OF
successful colored people. he outlined
The object Of the National Negro
BUSINESS league and closed by paying
q high tribute % women.
After the close of the address A..
torney Graham appealed for a contrL
button and Rev. Jackson. pastor Of
The simpson church. offered a few re-.
marks. Refreshments we're served in
the basement o. the church
No Barrier.
Citing the success of many mem
hcrs o. his race. TYLER urged HI.
hearers % engage In business and
strive Tor better hinrs. Make up
your mind 20 do a thing. and don't
consider color. and We can break
down the color barrier he said.
You young people. go prepare YOUR
selves 20 fulnl important positions
IN ifc. 7 appeal 90 you % prepar,
yourselves for every emergency
The speaker urFed tho league 20
meet az least once each month and
20 have some successful white bust.
ness man deliver an address. This
would increase interest IN the iear,s
and would 90 Instructive Co Ita mem
bCrs. he sald.
Cultivate the -xtreme good vii Of
your white n~eiEhborr~ vas rart Of
Tylcr's advice Live and conduct
yourselves - that they viii extend 20
YOU al the privileges and rishts
which arc yours under the constitu-
ton 81 the United states conduct
yourselves % that you oan demand
these privileges md riFhts
RcferrinE % The action q ne
Wheeling council IN considering ar
ordinance prohibitinF negroes from
attending motion picture fheatsrs
and other places Or Ike amusement
the speaker declared that no public
place ought 20 ha rfnanH arnFnaH a~r
race Or class. adding that such actor
Il un-Amcrican "it is the Business
lraeues duty not only 90 inspire the
race go eugare mi business but O.
ought % bc q factor in securing ~
us whatever righfe al PRIVILEGES ar
due ~ but are denied - 80
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MATCHES WON BY. DEFAULT
In WHEELING TENNIS TOURNEY
dance win be given at the st1tford
hotel. woodlavn-

1ssuls OF 11rss sss
Only the singles OF the tournament
s'siSseEP.' e on account on M9e of X. %e .san. IS
Arthur Burke drew . bye
Tom Cummins drew a bye
wrrsnk Armsruster defeeted George
Gibson csidweii defeated T. ". Ste
wright Hurus defeated Lawrsnos By
Scott Defeated Hsye. by default.
Rent Han defeated Alfred sonnsborn
III Morrsn defeated Nelson whisa-
Joe jefferson defeated J. o. watson
Roy johnson defeated II. S. Bradley
Leland Norris defeated Phil Laushiin
by default
EdsSr sweeney defeated W. s. Nc
III. Lash defeated John Dana by de-
Ben Morris defeated W. D. Burt Jr.
Mr.: Askin defeated VIII steeie. 81
CHARLES Jackson defeated Mr.. Harris
.Gsorse Mathison defeated Z L Ions
Lou Hanlon defeated Mertz Franzheim
Ray Chapman defeated Joe Adams BY
p beatty won from Nelson Hubbard
~. sloane defeated Edwin Whit. 80
Jos: shewsserry defeated Or. rne
Howsrd Merkle defeated McKiiiipp.
Frank HAYWOOD defeated E. o. Alex
a-s. so. s-a. e'
. Arthur Ehbert defeated Frank Lord.
SIS. 50 and ga
Thomas Beat,le drew a bye.
Allen Bowie drew a bye.
Lee Swift drew q bye.
- NJ. Wllkerson drew a ~
William Killing drew a bye.
Second Mound
Thomas Cummins defeated Arthur
Burke. SO and So.
J. D.. Morgan. OF Washington, ID. C.,
defeated Kent Hall. Of New Martinsvine.
Roy johnson. OF Parkersburg. defeat
Ben Morris. Of Parkersburg. defeated
Drawing for Doubles
me doubles VIII be played today. The
night, resulting as follows:
Burke and Chapman, OF Wheeling.
Johnson and Beatty. OF Parkersburg.
Gilbert and Lord. OF wheeling. drew a
German and Brady. OF wheeIing. drew
a bye.
Hamon and Colburn. Of Fairmont. will
Watson and Stockiey. OF Fairmont.
Wheeling.
A~Imbruster. OF Wheeling. and Hogan.
OF Washington. y. g. Will play Beattie
and Hugus, OF Wheeling.
sloan and shrewsbury. OF Parkersburg
Will play Cummins and Bowie. OF Wheel
ing.
McKillips and Askin. of Pittsburgh,
Viii play johnson and. Hubbard. OF
Wheeling.
Lesh. of Wheeling, and Hammond. OF
GAINESVILLE. will play Sweeney and Whit.
OF Wheeling.
Morris and Morris. OF ParkersburE.w will
play Franzreim and Fish. of Wheeling.
Carol and Riley. OF Wheeling. will
play Mathtson and Bowie. OF Wheeling.
Burt. Of Wheeling. and Hall. of New
Martinsville will play Grub and Bloch.
Caldwell and Russell. OF Wheeling. will
play swift aPd Somehow. OF wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
SUICIDE
Mar Found on Hill Near Warv.ood
Sunday With Bullet in Head-
Suicide, says Coroner.

Nothing new has developed In -he
case ~ " r WlI5er no Warwo.d
who w7s found dead Sunday morn
ing not Far from bis home With a
revolver m n hand and O. botf,. -
whiskey 10 fhs other. % look. tsD,
mu"h like a eaue ~ s.IriF~ ,r4 Il,
is thought the man was irfotIr.t.d
a. th@ time no shot himself Coroner
Gala Mitchell was called ana re,d.r.
~ % verdict NJ Heath bF Tho rYt.l5.
route.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
YAHKIEs yUsT Oct M
OVER WHTTEwAsH LINZ

ST LOFTS July if--St Louis pound
~ two View York pitchers hard TO-DAY.
While the third ~ IA and the local team
won. II 20 / BaumErdner. who pitch
- p fret seven irninEs. allowed but
lhffe NlQrJ scattered hts and schmidt.
n recruit from q local theological SENT
nary. pitched the iast two Innings and
Yielded three hits Score
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RACES POSTPONED
Grand Circuit Events Were Continued
Until Today Because OF Storms
rnjurtng Track.

PITTSBCRGH. Pa. July l4-Storms
80 torrents OF rain made racing eondl-
IONS Tor the Grand Circuit so mafnyor-
river track on Rrunot's Island vas ST
I3rNsrd a DAY. The card that had been
siated FOR today will be run tomorrow.
Saturday instead Of Friday as orr dnaiiv
planned.
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BEooKBTH oosaEs BACK
TO HEH wv AnAH

BRpOKLYN. y y. July i4-After
ten straight games tie Rrpokiyns
c4t loNFe today and hatfed out a VIC
tory over cricggo. 2 70 3 They hammsr.
llerc@ and Overall Tor seven htts
apiece. ~l.oluunch checking the o~n-alausht
aff.r ~ was too late Curtts pft~k.f
srrafir bail. irving eight tnaaa ~ rails
ltg wnF almost unhitfahie. h0weve~
nllowing only three scattered snfeties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
FOX HUNTERS ACCEPT
CHALLENGE FoR CONTEST

me chailenge Of Robert Haar. Of West
Alexander. and Theodore Nfvers ~ ~
Conet Hunting club. against =. +. Rich
mond. OF West Alexander. IN the FOX
nint4hs contest has been accepted Mr.
Richmond's famous dog carried - 49,.
laurels However. the cha Erin Vas Ies-
s'ned when their dog harked a tree and
round mat he had a large coon. which
Nh|n weighed tipped the scales at *
pounds and ! ounces. the largest one TAX
IN IN ms district for years. n Is much
est'ttned as a trophy by Mr.. Myers
hunting club.
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No base hft ~SnodErass Three haze
n"yore Murray Sacrifice nv.
DO ~ double PLAYS gr1h aund Hoblit
l'0yle and Merkle Rass on halls
orr benton 2 or Johnson. afruck
out 80 Marquard. ?. BY Renton- bv
Johnson. 3 Impifes Klein ana 6rrh
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ROB" RUSSELL, TEXAS
HE0aUrT, m PINE FORM

CHICAGO. July i4-"Rob" Russell.
the Texas recruit pitcher Of the Chicago
club. was almost invicnihle to-day ana
helf the Boston champions to one nit. a
single over second by Hoorer IN the
third inning while he and his team
mates punched hits off Foster and shut
put the visitors. : TO q. Russell never
vas In danper. as only orc Of Stahl's
men reached third BASE. Score
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rwo has~ hits Williams. 2 naum-
ston. Stolen base caldwell Rass On
balls OFT schulz 4 OF CiarE g. or
scHmfdt : off CnlfwciL , off naum-
Fsrdnsr Z STRUCK out ny Raumnrf-
ner 2 by Caldwell q Cmpires EEsn
and uinesn
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MARoUARD HAD coon
CONTROL AND WON

day defeated cincinnati for the ssy.,,r
I"lEhi time Tie score being 5 10 Z
champions hammered Benton hard In
-FOUR run lead. johnson replaced pepto1
In the MN with Hsrzos on ihird ana
none out. and after permitting Herzog
70 score on a Wild pitch ne held the
locals 10 one nit, striking out five men
vanguard was hit tatner freely but hAd
good control. Score
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SENATORS AHD MAPS

CLEVELAND. o.. July lt-wasninE-
ton defeated Cleveland 4 TO 3 today. win
ming In the ninth inning on Turner's en-
TOR. McBrtdes triple and Ainsmith's sac
rnee ny. Manage Griffith used three.
pitohers who held Cleveland 70 three
hits. Six bases on balls OF the WASH
ington pitchers. however. enabled Cleve-
land to score three runs. with the assist
ence OF Morgan's error. Score:
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Two base hitr Henry, Gandil Three
hnse hit Mcbride. Sacrifice hit: Turner.
stolen bases; Jackson ca, Milan. Noel
Ter. Morgan. Double plays Lajoie ana
Jdh nston. Rase on halls ralkenberg. 3
Groom. 2 Ensle. 2 Boehiing. /. Struck
out F~eikenbers. 8: Groom, &. Cmpires:
Mrt'reevy and Connolly.
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PIRATES wrHHINo srnraU
d BROKEN BY BOGzrou

BoSTON July 1i-Fittsburxh,s win
nlhS streak OF eight consecutive nanas
was broken by Boston in a pitohers' hat-
TIE to-day by a score OF Z 20 1.
ferdue pitching was OF the best and
erfor!ess support was accorded him
Adams pitched well. holding the Locals
20 one less nit than Pittsburgh made
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base hits: y Murphy. Crawford Sscrt-
nee hits: Collins ca. Witt. Sacrifice
nies: Cobb. Stanage. Baker. Stolen base:
Dubuo and Mortarty. BASE on halls:
Bender. 2; Hall. 3. Dubuc, 8. Struck out:
Bender. ?: Dubuc. !. Empires: O'Lough-
lin and H~iLdebrand.
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tigers
WH xxmD Or3A1oGR can nou
x1Aou1 x1ADDl
orswferds xssvy Dseag wss es rsa-
ars % os.sSSzsoAsD wrs
Ia 8Anl

three In a row from Peiisdsiphia vim.
mn > 70 . today IN . heavy hitting
same. cravfer6s mighty batting was
singles. double and thrss-bsSrsr drove
IN nve OF the Tigers runa All four
pitchers we're hit hasd and ell the mis-
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COLUMBUS DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH
MEN IN UNIFORM TO FIN
ISH THE GAME.
Frost Pitched In Excellent Form
Getting Ten strikeouts-smokes
Leave for Erie.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
COLUMBUS. -. July lA-The Cubs
lost 10 Wheeling fhe last Interstate
game. after which the players received
thetr notice 20 leave this evening fOr
Erie. IN OutfiCider was put in center
ileld Tor when Price injured
MS ankle. as t-e cubs rad only nine men
N UNIFORM. Frost pitched good ball tor
wheeling. getting ten striheouts. The
score:
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japanese love ~ flowers q said 10
have been bred IN the people during
the long peace 81 the Tokugawa era
when their cultivation became fash.
ionabie a. a relief TO tho monotony
Of peaceful days
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fS aaSs dSSGSSSSS

Two base hits: Cathers, Whtttcd-
Home run: Becker. Double plav.. -
pert and uderus; Dolan, Knabe ana Lu-
derus. Base on balls: Harmon. 1: Rixey.
struck out: Harmon. /: Rixey. T.
umpires; Quigley and Emslie "
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Two base hits Bodie. collins Thre.
nasc hlts Russell EacrfNce htts
Yerkes. Collins. Lord stolen base
Lord Double piavf Carrigan e. War
neT, Weaver u Rath 20 Chas@ uass on
balls OFF Russell 3. or POSTER.
struck out BY Russell 4 by Foster. I
~ MoTeley. / tmpires Evans ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

- rrUark Nalumore q Nevvnrt
Jersey CITY Providence. g. Jersey
60 Montreal Toronto. p Montreal 3
~ unal Hochsstsr. ~. Buffalo, 10.
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:-.Bstted for Mccarthy In sth.
"-Batted for simon N sth.

Two base hits: Adams. Home run.
ConLellE Sacrifice hit. Myers. Stolen
ofr'r IlNmer. Butler Base on ball. Rv
A9hms. Struck out. By Perdue. 8; ~
Adams. . tmpires- EteIer ana Rvron
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Special Dispatch 20 The fntaltiTen~sr
sTETnENNrLLE a.. Iuiv H-rhs~.
UiN - 10 same nerr today on account n
IRE canton tenn being defavrf Nv 4
.ashont A fouse header wNl be played
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Two base hits W eat. Uauhert 3
7 rrec base r'fs williams Stolen aasss
Leah smith. Double lpava C0rrf.r
tfr7 ard sailor Corridor ana gafsr
tss~ on nsHs orr Pierce. j. or crrt.
FfruoF out Hy Turttq. 3 TmpIree
and Jason.
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The Triadeiphia team will cross IA,
with tho strong West Alexander team
Saturday. July 10. a, T~riadeIphia- Tn.
Ihe-up Is as follows: Wagner. c. Knight.
p ID, Mccoy. 2b. Green: Sc. Weiss.
90 j. "ickham. 1t; Hunter. CT; G.
Green. RI
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.cdo. w.
- - PAU -Louisvilis. 2 81 P.iu. 3.
nir. O.
A. Eansas rity-Cnilmtus. q Kansas
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GEMI-PRO.
0AMATEUR NOTES

owing to several players OF the rra-
peiphlA team being out OF the game Sat-
uroAy' tne team was defeated by the
strong Moose team. the score being 8
20 q
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QUAKERS
VIZ oA1r1 Y1oos oA1DmAIsA-
tx1Esruo yTrcKmg DUEL.
only nu1 Wsshsoersd IN nrss mnins On
a 1rror anA Yollov1nr Thas
II Was Yas WORK.

rhIiLADEPHIA, Pa. July I4.-Pnila-
pitching duel betveen R,ssv
nere today The visitors got their only
aon m the nrst inning on cathsrss
on Cakes bunt and an error ~ rnies
SSers nome run over the right neld
NJ MI tea the score in the fourth inninG.
single scored Rixey. score:
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RATH DUFF CASE
CcOntinued from first Pass.)

that ono ~ ne ofanses Dur vas
charged with Wa5 ceiling his influence
70 secur other votes. and hat n had
been proven no mad secured Senator
Smith. Who has already been convict.
sd % bribery.
-Four hours were allowed ~ earh
side FOR argument after Instructions
are read 20 The jury in me morning
The case be- expected N reach the fury
some time Tuesday night
Damaging Evidence.
AttorueF Marshall HrFfnhofham
vas Tho most reluctant witness that
has gone on The stand After hl- ar
rest. Dun employed Higginbofham a.
n N his afiorneva but later die
missed him While fo employed Dun
ordered fhe attorney ~ zoe Prescott.
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- - w. AEDNH - the 0TNt omen
date TriAdelphia has. Cali III. PV
or iiS-R, r q
The team representing the Mutual
Electric 4 Machine company would ike
70 arrange a game with the McFaddens
TOT some evening this week The Mu-
tualS won distinction last week bv d.
feating the Gee Eiectrics.
The Patterson juniors have been with
out a game FOR the past several sun
Jaws ana would Ike o. arrange A Raue
Tor next SUNDAY afternoon 20 be played
en- the Manual training oun The
Ioiio"ing teams are requested TO AXE
note Rauer juniors. Fulton juniors.
NJ de Crartal Juniors and IN. W ",
fauls II accepted answer through the
lntelligencer
TIC Rush Run team had an easy time
yesterday. defeating tts H~ridFeport
Bowiers by. = score ot u 70 s. The hit
Run team featured ttc Ssme RE- Rusb
Run team D. rofrposed - boys who work
IN The coal mines every day and are
Ohio valley Games may Re srranee
WITH @ W ogden. manager.
The Aetnss ~ V-idreport defeated ~.
Fovi"r Esserves IN q fast '~en-inninR
game Sunfaf afternoon ~ the score of
- 70 = features % ths same were
who secured siK. and the ali around Rood
hitting - tho Asfn1z
~" Ac'uss rhslienEe any - or %
vsnroid team IN me valley for q game
on trh grounds SUNDAY. July ~. II r.
r~ef'rrcf that either ~ the following
teams accept t'e challenge ! = Re
serves pauers r p Nfrrs = . Meyers
cr Layrs Athletic tiuh - arceptNf an.
swer n rough thfs paper ~ cali Rsii -
u Bridgeport. between 9 and 50 o'clock
any evening
The Warvoof u p baseball team viii
play tho Second T~r~rtrferfau team this
evening az the Hichlnnd bell park. Gams
VIII begin ~ a. o'clock
Tire Wsrroof Transfers hasshaii team
Challenge the Paul juniors FOR a game
sunday. July 20. ~ tNs Twenfy-Hrst
street grounds Answer through this
raper
The Asans base bail team. - bridge
would Ike 20 aFnug n nms Win
any 10 o. - yer Oh team In ~ ohio
valley for a game on sunday. July 20
on arv Uourf Answer fhr0uVh thf~
rar~r or cali AR Rrid0@rort Sr pefi
rhons tTs ne hour % 8 an 770
3 m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

the rriadelPhia SUNDAY suh Dol team
OF Wheeling Thursday evenins tie
score being ~ 20 o. The feature OF the
game was the hitting OF the Triadelphis