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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05

MONG the many perfectly beautiful promises volunteered
by department OF agriculture is respect OF
the effect OF the Panama canal upon fruit eating.
Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador have climate
that almost unmatched By travelling few hundred
in these countries you change from midsummer mid
winter, the whole range Of degrees between these
emes This that all American fruits be raised
IN these countries and the canal will make their transpoa-
ton Chicago New York only about 10 DAYS
In these regions of South America cherries rpen
November February peaches December March, prtnes
January March pears February May and grapes
sy to May June In short just when native fruits
out OF such fruits will be coming up through the
canal in refrigerator steamers It's enough make
mouth water-unti the list OF prices arrives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05
Socialists and the Neuu Charter

mHERE few socialists in Scattle-a few only-who
advocating the adoption Of the Hinky Dink charter
II you pin them right down to it, they will tell you
eondentaly that they favor the Hnky thing because it
will enable the socialists elect three councmen IL
the city is divided into 20 wards
It's really pathetci
The craving for spois of office has ruined the old
parties until hghprinepled and honest is rarity
among them
And think that the socialist party which has
heretofore been known eopardze principle for the
sake of office has also been inflicted with the oieeseekng
specel
What pitul spois these few socialists in Seattle
hoping for! TWO OR THREE COUNCILMEN IN A
BODY OF 80!
1t only be hoped that the "spols" virus gains
real hold on party really dedicated to principle.
THERE "Prd
"
tsrdsy7
DsscoURAeINc NEWS job
% Hamilton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05
For a ReuiuoI

THE Presbyterian General Assembly has resolved take
steps ito revive family worship in the home with the
mothers knee the children's altar
Very likely il would be revival that would reach lar
thcr and than the revivas that arc engineered
BY the professional rcvivaliStS,
Most intelligent people finally think out their own
religion religion for themselves but at whatever
decision they arrive the influence OF their childish worship
has its effect "Our Father Who art IN
heaven and Nov lay down 10 sleep remembered
by who have forgotten OF the other and limo
things OF life dear little kiddie, at mothers knee
nghe asking the Lord take her soul she should
die before she wakes, with all chids faith that the Lord
will it. makes picture that all the years OF e with
their sorrows struggles failures and reklessness do not
erase.
gives tried and tired by life struggles but
he wishes he could again worship at that beloved altar
mothers knee in deepest innocence and fullest confidence
that what teaches about God the guardian angels
and the beautiful heaven exact truth and arc possible OF
human attainment
OF times say that ehilds character and.
hence. largely its is in great degree shaped by
the years old II this is the revival of
worship the chidrens altar is about the important
work that any church prosecute The future depends
much mpanting the children honest love OF God
their fellows For this. there better altar than
mothers knee 1t is altar whose saney cannot be inn
Backward. backward o Timei in your flight
Make child again. just for tonight"
How the tired heart leaps How memory stirs your
soul You again put your face in your folded palms and
head mothers knee. Her hand strokes your
hair in tenderness Everything quiet You about
less the dark But you have God and mother Innocence
and perfect confidence with you they will not be in
the OF maturity but such incense from the chdren
altar" never wholly wears out To even those who have
lost OF and faith it ennoblng
memory. Wise the church that promotes worship at
altar in the homel
registered yearf
s '''" Register and then sign the Seven Sisters initiative
SECRETARY asoFgLo stealing Christian sesne. stuff
s; :: declares the business depression rather than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05
DEFENDS HOSPITAL

Editor The Star: Tho wrons
Impression has gone abroad con
corning the county hospital.
am at present q patient In this
institution. ! cannot imagine n
finer institution ia the country. or
one conducted on q better basis,
The nurses are all first class. kind
and courteous 20 all. Tho food Ia
good. and there IL plenty Of II.
A. look about me. can pick
out several who are chronic grum.
blera and who would find fault even
II they were fortunate enough 20
get into heaven. AC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05

OF No Interest TO Him
A teacher, noticing the boys
Interest In the study OF moths.
advised him 10 find q book In the
library upon the subject OF moshs.
~ did, and II want any help"
said Bobby.
what was the name Of lsf"
she asked.
The boy answered scornfuiiy:
"'Adviec 90 Young Mothers {"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05
SELECT JUDGES

The Pacific Northwest Rose so
cietys rose show will be opened az
2 2. m, n week from tomorrow. by
Gov. Lister. W. II. Sherbrooke OF
Cornelius. Or: J. A. Balmer OF Gle.
Elum. and r. y. Mcfarland of Port
land. all rose experts. have been Sc
lected AS judges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05
100000 SIGNATURES ALREADY
ON PROHIBITION PETITIONS

size OF the petitions we believe 10
be a good indication OF the result o.
the election" he says.
An educational campaign 20 cover
every section OF the state Is now be-
ing planned. Tons OF literature win
be distributed. Stickers with terse
warning against the liquor evil''
will be posted in conspicuous places
In every town and village OF the
state. Volunteer lecturers and
speakers will talk at hundreds OF
meetings and rallies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05
FRECKLES
Now 10 the Time 70 Get Rid o,
Thsse Uuly Spots

There's no longer the slightes'
need of feeling ashamed OF you
freckles. as the prescription othinf
double Strengths guarantee
10 remove these homely spots.
Simply get al ounce OF othine
double strength-from any dru
gist and apply little OF II nigh
and morning and you should soof
see that even the worst frecklc'
have begun to disappear. while tn
lighter ones have vanished entirely
II Ia seldom that more than a.
ounce In needed to completely cleai
he skin and gain n beautiful cleai
complexion.
BE sure TO ask for tho doubls
ltrength othine. as this IL sold W
Ter guarantee OF money back II
lis 10 remove freckles.--Adver
cement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05

Lady ito salesman, who has
unrolled all tho linoleum) -
Thank you so much; my little
boy has quite enjoyed II. I'll
bring him tomorrow to see the
CARPETS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05
To Avoid Mistakes

At a negro wedding. when
the clergyman read the
words, love. honor and
obey" the bridegroom inter
rupted and said: Read that
again, sah' Read II once mo,
SOS de lady kin ketch de full
solemnity oh de meanin'. Use
been married bcfoi."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05
REBEkAHs GIVE PLAY

The Woodlawn Rebekah lodge
gave a play Tuesday evening. The
play was n scene In court. making
a great hit with the audience. Tho
Rebekah lodge has given quite a
number OF local stunts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05
Johnny Writes

n y. satterdy per.
son goes out looking for encur.
idgomcnt and gets sum kind they
amt looking for
like a yung lady know who
made q call few mornings ago
upon a promanent theatrical man.
idger
this here manidgor he had had
kind OF bad season and no
wasn't feeling exscktly gay
or 3 of tho shows that went
rong on him looked like they
might OF got over II th. ackters
hadn't been sutch q ehcosy bunch
but they sure was n fecrfui lot
OF hams. aud they spilled what
chanst the plays ever had TO
make good
well. just as the manidger Was
thinking II all over. the yung
lady come In. all decked out Ia n
pancake hat and \ sweet smile
good morning. air. she snyr.
am representing a movement 10
start q homo for disabled actters.
and want TO ask II you won't DO
something for us
you bet your life will. says
tho manldger. you start the home
and will disable tho ackters
iohny
Had Been Looking
Mother" said Bobby. after q
full week OF obedience. have I
been good boy iateiyf''
Yes. dear" replied his moth
or. "a very. very good boy"
And do you trust mcr'
why. OF course. mother trusts
her little boyi"
II mean really. really trust me.
you know" hs explained.
"Yes. really. really trust
you" nodded his mother. why
DO you askr''
-Just because" said Bobby.
diving his hands into his pockets
and looking her In the face. III
you trust me like you say you do,
why do you 20 on hiding the
jamr'
DIts Of Information
A Wichita attorney II very fond
OF a certain kind OF cake his
wife IL expert nc making. Recent.
~ she left for q visit with her
parents. and. before going. baked
n large cake. She knew that n
she left the entire cake whero
her husband could find II he
would eat II all in one day. so
she cut II into slices and hid
them In various parts OF the
house. Each day she writes her
husband. and In the letter ahc
tells him where he can find a
piece OF the cake.---kansas City
Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05
HAWKINS WILL SPEAK

Cicero r. Hawkins. new referee
In bankruptcy. and Miss Lucia A.
Crangle, assistant labor commits.
sioner. will address the King Coun-
~ Democratic club Saturday noon
at the Good Eats cafeteria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05
Bits Of Information
A SICK BENEFIT

Doctor-Don't worry. I'll have
you out in week.
Patient--Can't you make II two
weeks, The company's going TO
pay the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05

Wall apcr at lowest cash prices.
Wholesale and retail. Darlington
Wall Paper Co. Els Spring At
Main b5t2--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05

DiscouRAGINc NEWS from the front.
. 10 Lafe Hamilton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05

SECRETARY REoFELo 10 stealing the Christian Science
declares the business depression Psychological rather
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-05

HAVE YOU registered shs year Books the Pefonns bull
Register and then the "ssvsn Sisters" nas
elIla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
Wheeling MOTORCYCLE CLUB
PLANS BIG AFFAIR FOR
JULY g.
seven Events TO Be or Program
Mace OF IS Miles TO Be a sea.
ture-Econon1y Tests. Too

AZ the regular weekly meeting of
IN" wheeling Motorcycle Club hold
tuesday evening. arrangements for
on" OF the biggest motor events an
lhe history Of Wheclin- were made
me Decoration Day road race proved
Huch success and showed Mainly
me appreciation of the race fans In
me vicinity OF Wheeling that another
ana blcger event Is being planned for
Independence dav.
The meeting held last evening At
the club rooms was one OF the most
enthusiastic ever held In the CITY ana
closed when the final arranRements
had practically been made for the bic
event. II is the plan OF the club %
nave az least seven events on the
afternoon OF July 4 These will in
clude races from one mile % twenty
I'VE miles. with economy tests and
races against time for the half mile
dirt track records
II Is the plan OF the club 20 have
riders from all parts OF the country
IN the races. and n r. expected that
the leading manufacturing cor1paniea
VIII enter teams and this. coIpled
with the excellent showing that soma
Of the local riders have made will
make tho event one OF the most in-
teresting ever Witnessed I'm Wheeling.
a special meeting OF the club
members has been called for Friday
evening. ~ which time final details
will b. completed All members are
urged 10 be- present az this meeting.
a. several important matters will be
taken up and 10 g. the intention of the
race committee 20 complete all dstafla
az this meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
MOTORCYCLE SPEED EVENTS
ON FAIR GROUNDS TRACK

IL % seconds: D. puffcy 90. II 4-5 $50
onds' J. Powers CD. ~ seconds.
go Yard Dash-Ambrose Hughes CD.
20 seconds; ID. Duffey 60. IS 20 sec
Onds. J. Bailey 90. p as seconds.
$40 Yard Dash-Paut Powers tD. AM
brose Hughes CD Harold kaltcnhach tJI.
Standing Broad Jump-Paul Powers
90, feet, Lawrence Padden CD. feet
II inches.
Demmit Duffey @. s feet inches.
Running Broad Jump. Paddcn ca.
Relay Race-Wou By class Of 1914. J..
Thoner. Jr.. J. Bailey. y. Thoner and 4.
Bicycle Race-Onc mile won by v.
shot Put. Coglev. distance 80 feet.
ZOE Yard pasSWf. '5 norsuch. CD. time
IL seconds. W. Mathisou.t -. time ~ 10
seconds. B. Conncl. g.. time - rs sec
Onds.
22O Yard DASH. Gorsuch. 6iD. time
20 seconds. y. Connell. 90. time IS Is
seconds. r. Haskins. CD. time 20 seconds.
40 Yard Dash-V. Armbruster. 90.
Standing Broad Jump-w. Mathison.
t1l. distance g feet inches: =. Connel
CD. distance z feet 4 inches.
Running Broad Jump. bruster.
(D, distance 10 feet. -. Connel. t2D. dis
lance i 3 feet inches.
Relay Race-Between Eighth grade
freshmen and Sophomore. won by the
Freshmen team. The Freshman team.
W. Nathison. II Stenger. v. Armbrus-
ter J. Gorsuch.
shot Put-won by II. stenger. dis
lance 20 feet
Seventh Grade Events.
100 Yard Iaah-E. Harth and W.
Weir tucl.. Dan Eorecht. ca.
80 Yard Dash-W. Weir. %; A. Nc
Grael, (2).
Running BROAD Jump-D. Kelley. %;
T.. Harth. 90.
Sixth Grade Events.
100 Yard Dash. Foley. %; W.
Meder. CD.
90 Yard Dash. Foley. CD; b..
Coniff. CD.
Running Broad Jump Conlff. Us
v. Jacovetty. ca.
Following the picnic dinner a. noon.
the afternoon program was taken up
with the game between the members NJ
tho alumni association and the team 81
the Cathedral IiEh cohuul The game
was played on the Island ball park and
resulted in "a score 90 20 q. Zoo favor %
tho alumni. T.. Burke performed ON the
mound for the alumni and a. no time
throughout the contest was the result
o. the game Ora doubt a. Ehbcrt pitched
for the cadets. Umpire Herman Camp
hail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
INDOOR BASEBALL
And Captain Hail Are Played ~ Young.
aterN 20 Sixteenth Street
r1nVTrruudn.

NITr0 Tho "T"TTTT n To HTTf07HTT
street playground. Tho youngsters have
become quite proficient ir the Hrf of
IIl. IrE indoor baseball and captain h.II.
both OF these EHUea are played with F
aUff ball. ard iu.urIHr VIII mot occur f1
the other NOHrrafHra watching fh. game
Regular baseball ans football are NOT
Permitted Hr fNr grounds. Tho captain
ball team az fHIH u|rr grounds Ia rH fHr
advanced boz fH. game. chat fnr players
claim che championship. Dc la likely
that number Uf rIure viii BE- played
DURING the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO. NOTES


The intelligence fH anxious 70
crNHuraEf and assist the fufuro
base taIl players OF thfr vicinity.
ana VII gladly publish AN ac-
counts ~ base bell games. rhal-
lfHFfH. Earlzaflun of teams
aNI niuer matters pertaining 10
season TO insure publication.
?. W"Frr. The account N alI anna
iNfr mF tier should De- written
600 one eide ~ Tho paper only and
sent f1 ur delivered Or tho Intel
lf'rror urice. addressed o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
FABER
WON A SHUT OUT PROM ATHLETICS
FOR THE WHITE SOX
YESTERDAY.
Would Have Been a No Hit 0amen But
Tor Error OF Blackburn-Collins
Played Sensationally

CHICAGO. June l7.--Urban Faber
today and blanked the league leaders
10y i've 90 nothing Catcher Lapp was
the only member Of the worlds champ
ions 10 hit eafClN. IN error OF tudg-
ment by Blackburn was what cost Faber
the honor 81 no hit game Eddie
Collins. although charged with two err
Held. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
REDS LOSE 10 INrrNe
GAME TO SuPEpaAe

blRookLYN. June VrookIyn tom,
ten inning game from CINCINNATI = To-
was marked by much vranrlfnu r}nrl,
Ifefter and Douglass we're effective mo
former allowing only three hits aud ths
i"tter setting eleven strike outs
brooklyn won in the tenth who,
flsher walked. stole second. took thru
on l,ieffcr's scratch hit and scored -,
ntrthanmers error. \ onc-handad
Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
hATrY ALLOWED PIRATES
ONLY FIVE SCATTERED KITS.

WV YORK. June i7-For the sec.
ono DAY IN succession New Yor kahuf
out i-lttFturEh with i've scattered hits
tne Giants winning ? 60 o. Mathew son
~" Vas - me form. uitched Tor the
enamrions- The New Yorks punched
bases Score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
SEVEN INJURED In FIRST
DAYS HILL CLIMB RACE
ALL Accmzrrs OCCURRED o,
Tu1EEr HE8T- Part or
THE ROAD.
To-days Ev-zA WIN Ne Open 20 IN.
rrofsssionakDs1vsrs Of ne word
TOrfy-four Euer1sa

rrofsssionakDr1vsrs Of ths World
rorty-four Entrtss.
Special Dispatch % the intelligence.
USiOSTOwS. Pa. June iTs--SArrow
Escape from death and the injury %
four auto drivers and three motorcycles
amateurs held to-day on the CHESTNUT
hidxs mountains near here
Ths Injured
VI r. tACkEIT. sTnithfield. Pa
left LED injured. when front tire
blew out, while rounding q sharp
curve piInsinS ear into snff.
going over precipioe
ROY u ECK. oliver. Pa. LAGER
sted left leo. when motorcycle
X. l. PIvLER Morsantown. W.
Va. seriously injured on head and
neck. when motorcycles crashed into
HOMER MATTHIAS. CharIsroi.
IA, internally injured when motor
cycle ran into fence
JOHN g. SHAW. UniontoWn. Pa.
Gut about the head. when thrown
from car. which struck cliff.
frank = schwARZESBER.
when his car ran into stone wall
MAX HANNAH. Uniontowu. Pa.
severely bruised when car crashed
into cliff.
All OF the injurie. occurred at the same
place the Turkeys Nest. one OF the
most dangerous curves on the National
sionai drivers from ali nov Over m. eoantry
viii race over the three miie course.
To-days Results.
d, LUST fdhsT kAcE toPer 70 cars selling At
first. VI. g. Brooke. Euick second: Ma
Hannah. Buick. third: G. ~. Cramar.
,orrela. fourth. X. W. Daily. Buick. nfth.
best time. 5:2S as.
SECOND RACE (opon 60 cars selling
~ 81, 06i TO t3.OOOl-R. &. BiElSr. Mcr-
Ger. first. III. X. Hackett Buick. second .
-. =. Powell. Buick. third. Best time.
as.
THIRD RACE Coper 20 cars selling ~
f5VOl and over), ~. aaron. In a Lozie-.
was the only starter. Time 5.g5
FOURTH RACE (frcc for alD-Rf e
htgler, Mercer. first %. 4. Powell BUICK
second: g. r. Wooding Buick. third. J.
Ihilhp Roman. Hayes. fourth. Hest
time f:ti rs.
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Two hase hits. T. Mace. Gather.
Bcas. Miller. snyder. : Mace q Home
.NhHs Becker. Wilson. Hifs. or noak.
, IN innings. fnons out In seventh .
griner IN fnnigz lnone out in
Iluthl Sallse. IN Ia innings.
AAfhahdef. IN inning Mayer ln ]
inninE. Sacrifice hits Gather. T.oberf
becker. kinifer Double play. Gather
"a hutler. Left on bases - Louis
iloak J. Srinsr ? saliee I Alexander
u.s. on errors 81 Louis T.. rhitadsl-
phie struck out By Doak I. saliee
Alexander Wild pitch Alexander.
Time z.ib. tmpires. Hart and Riglsr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

A. Jersey DIfr.rararfo o. Jersey
..f"
40 Providence Montreal e rrasi.
EI..H
40 Baltimore .IFIraf rHrrI Rochester
t. 'H.....r. .Hr..rI "H"HI "H...
more Rochester
40 E.v... .HIr.f game. NrsarE q.
I.ra'. .-r..rH gamer r.Tai1 ~.
-ruHrE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
CUBS LOSE TWO oAnrs
TO IKE BOSTON nHAvEa

BOSTON. June ~ -Boston TOOK too
games from Chi-aEo today. wirning tht=
moruirs 20 and this Afternoon. :
% 2 WITS Tor extra bases 81 Deal and
tons victory in ths morning PLAYED be
cause OF the Observance of Bunker Hil
day.
me tfuNes Eot away 20 a fVs run
lftd iu inc nfrt luulE 20 the afternoon
contest Fierce. who started Co pitch
t1r the Cubs, VA Mid James held
lhlcaFo safe until the seventh. when
'orFi4fu Got home run. score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
MAPS TAKE FOUR STRAIGHT
GAMES PROM SENATORS.

CLEVELAND. June 1.-THE Maps
beat Washington today. 2 20 q and
made q clean sweep OF the four game
series. Al Callamore pitched we'll. al
though he was In trouble several times.
Shaw was Ineffective after the fouth in
ming. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
BROWNS TURN TABLES AND
GIVE Red sox BLAnK

ST LOUIS. June 17.-St Louis with
Hamilton pitching IN rare form. turned
The iables on Rpeton to-day and won
the final game by 90 o. Though John
son was IN an elevator accident to-day
he pitched a fairly good game. score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
MA(iEE
DROVE IN THE SCORE THAT WON
rEBrEHDAY'S GAME FROM
THE CARDINALS.
He Secured -Four Two BaRgers In Rive
Times ~ Bat-QuAker Battsrs
Hit Hard

fhiladelphia, June I1.-Home runs
ana doubles were numerous In today
game mere which was won by Phiia-
delphia IN the tenth inning by to 4
When seeker singled. Lohert sacrificed
ana sherwood Magee drove the ball into
the bleachers and was given credit Tor
two bagger IL was $, Magec's fourth
douhle IN nve times at bat during the
game. or St Louis nine hits five
Mer doubles and one was "A home run
lhiladelphias ten safeties included
Becker. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18

- Two base hit: Bescher stolen bases.
he,cher ,, Burns 2. Fletcher Bases on
nslIs On McQulllan Z. Struck out. IN
Klein and Emrlfe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

NJ s. Paul-Cleveland 4. ST Paul =
uapolis e.
A. Kansas City-Louisvile :: Kansas
other clubs not scheduled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18

Two base hite. ghanks. OMEN stolen
pa seH Foster. Chapman. Carney.
sharka Hasea on bale ON C0Namore
3. shaw q Struck ouf. Tv shaw %.
Coinmure Twrires. Uireer and
Connolly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18

Two base hits: NunaInaker. williams.
Moriarty. Three base hit. Kavnnaugh.
Stolen bases. Daley. NcUale Base on
balls; on Cavet /, Han l. Main 3. Nc
Hale !. Struck out. by Main 2 Buhuc
q MciIale I. caldwell /. Umpires.
Chill and sheridan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18

Two base hits Corriden . schmidt
Deal Three base hits. Deal BASES on
balls. on label 3 HUMPHREYS ] Tyler
!. struck out. By label /: Humphries
,; Tyler 8. Gmpircs. Orth and Byron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18

Three base hits. J. Collins. Weaver
Blackburn. stolen bases. echalk Z
Chase. Walsh Base on balls OF Brown
=. Faber I Hressler I. Struck out. by
Fabcr Bressler 2 Tmpires Hide
brand and O'Lourhliu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18

Two Base hits G.earv Thre~ baa.
bite Pratt Homo run william
Taara on halls orr Hamilton. orr
Johnson. q Struck nuf Uv johnson. a.
b. Hamilton a BY UedIauf rmuires
Evans ard TFan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
NATIONAL LEAGUT


'hroosl3n : Cincinnati
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