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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
WHEELING HI"
VS.. BELLAIRE
COACH HOloEN'S CALL FoR
GAME WELL ANSWERED.
Both Teams viii Present Formidable
Lineup and Old Riveiry VIII
Call Forth Their Best
Efforts

Wheeling high will open the base
ball season in game with the Bell
aire high school team at Bellaire
next Saturday. Quite a large squad
reported to Coach Holden when be
called for candidates a few days ago
and although very little practice has
been held. IL Is expected that they
VIII have no trouble in getting into
shape. Several of the youngsters
who will make up. the team played
basketball the past season and are
consequently in good condition.
Bellaire has one of the strongest
teams in its history and Is fast. A
bunch of forty men are out for the
team. Corbett, who pitched sensa-
tional ball last season. has been
working out for the past several
weeks. and says that the old whip
Is better than ever.
The Wheeling lineup has not yet
been announced. as Coach Holden
has had no opportunity 10 get a line
on the large squad which reported
TO him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

IL found IN all natural isudsnciss TIE
manner IN which "a dominates and cen
trolls the mysterious trsnsferencs o. rich
red. pure artsriai blood fer the diseased
vsuous blood IL marvelous
Dot throuEh every sEin sore sfds
germs and other blood impurities are
forced IN the fors Of Invisible vapor
The luurs breathe " ont. the liver l.
stimulated 10 consume q great proper
lion - Impurities. the stomach and 10
tsstinss r-ass 20 convsy into me blood
stream ne csfarrhal naiariai germs
the bowels. kidnsys. bladder snd 81
smuuctoriea q ths bedY are marahafsd
into q fFhtinr force 70 srpsi every vss
tigs Of sruptivs dissass
And best u sii. this rsnsrtabis rem
sdy r. welcome 70 the vesEsst stomach
n you have druEasd yourself untn your
stomach o. nearly paraiysed. ron viii bs
aatoulshfd 10 nud thaf SIS gives 20
sensation bscsus~ ~ T. pure veretahis
Infusion. r. taEen natursily into ysur
blood just a. purs or IL iuhaisd nsfu.
rally into your lungs
You csr CO. " 81 sny drug store. but
b carefui not % aecspt Substitute. ~
youfs is peculiar rass and you desire
srpsrt advirs vrifs 90 TIE gvift So
dhc Co. sol svift BIDS Auanta. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
HIGH SCHEDULES
ARE ARRANGED
nouxDsvrLLE AND uzIon SCHOOL
or BEHWooD AID NeMEcxxN
A8B 1EADY.
whesiing HiSh % Play Two Games In
Houndsvnis-w,n Play
Union nays

The MoundsViIie High school base oa;l
team has arranged = fine schedule Tor
me season and u prepared TO make a
IlSni Tor the Championship Of the valley.
me team may play several games not
- yet scheduled. Union High. OF Ben
Mood. sherrsrd High and several other
teams may b. secured TO meet the locals
but nothing definite has been arranged
concerning them.
In the schedule which has been ar
ranged. the Moundsvilio High team will
meet wheeling High team twice on thu
houndsville grounds. II each of the
teams win game. the third game will
probably be played a. Wheeling. Thc
delayed game with bridgeport Hlgh
schooi viii be played Saturday afternOcn
az Moundsviile. and the Moundsville lads
are confident OF winning.
lows.
April is-MoundsVllle at bridgeport
April 25-Mfddiebourne at Moundsvills
May Wheeling at Moundsvflle.
MAY sENoundsville and Linsly
May s-MOundsville at Middlebourne.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
AT THE VICTORIA

BegiuuiuG with the first performance
at the Victoria theatre this Afternoon.
one Or the best bills ever presented to
theatre gors or the city viii be given.
Six big and classy acts have been rc-
cured and each one humdiuger. Life
and amusement plenty will bc a1ord
ed. and patrons OF the Victoria viii be
shown the best that is obtaiuable.
Allie Leslie Hassau. eccentric conedt-
enne Will be pleasing and Drew Avery.
The Minstrel Man" is a monologist OF
some note. His work has pleased mil
lions. He will be followed by Clancy and
Carew In a singing and talking act that
viii cause even the most serious 20
laugh. LaArencra and Victor. are
classic dancers and their steps will de-
light the lover OF this line OF amuse-
ment especially. while showing TO the
uninitiated IN the art. some new steps
Swan and lombard are comedy aero
bats with an excellent act. The show
will close with the Cosmopolitan -Four.
"A refined singing quartette. composed OF
two men and two women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
THROW FIRST BALL
Mayor Kirk viii Open Baseball Sea.
son In This City For eiks BY
Putting First Ball Over.

April l6 has been selected as the
opening day for the Elks baseball team
OF this CITY. Ono pleasing feature to
the game and which should act as a
drawing card. Msyor H. l.. Kirk will
throw the FIRST ball over. or at least
he viii ~ TO rut IL over. When ap-
preached en- the subject yesterday.
ahem. the Ma. or said: Il have not
Seen IN the game fer some time. but
! still have the goods" lC?l The
opener Will rival even the opening of
the big teams and Business Manager
Silas Steinhauser is putting forth
every effort to make the club a winner
and 20 give the city n team worthy of
.npIcrt. The opponents in the opener
nave not vet been announced but will
probably be within few DAYS
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SET FOR TRIAL
Belmont County Common Pleas Court
Spring Docket is Corpiete-ses-
sion to Close May 8.

The following cases have been set
Tor trial IN the Belmont county com.
mon pleas court at st. Clairsville.
Monday. April s7-An motions .or
new trials.
Jury.
Edward Lester vs.. Louis Sommers.
Tuesday. April 2S-Andy Morach
VS.; w, y. Miller ct al Julia Piros VS..
John Major.
Wednesday. April 90. David Drum
vs.. Wheeling Traction company. John
w. Wright vs.. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad company.
Thursday. April 3O-willam Kin.
sey vs. Lorain Coal and Dock Co.
Friday, May &c. y. Wilson VS. Al
bert Ramer 81 al
Saturday. May Viola Tarbett vs..
City of Bellaire.
Monday. May Emery Job vs.
Noughiogheny and Ohio Coal Co
Tuesday. May MARY X. Roberts
VS.. Riverside Bridge Co.
Wednesday. May G-Margaret. ad-
ministratriN. VS.. sburgh-Belmont
Coal Co.
Thursday. May David Wagner vs..
County Commissioners.
Friday. May S-Rosser. Maloney and
Hammond vs.. Board OF County Com
missioners.
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n YOU are down With any bleed trou.
BE. call 70 rhsumatism. maiaris. ecrsma,
holla. carbunciss Or any sruptivs coadi.
tl1u PIN ~our faith 20 r. SIS
" is really the most ssarchiua. the
most ens~tive, the most cleansing blood
remedy knorn.
Or has ne peculiar scfion ~ ssstfnr
through me stomach and intsstinss ii.
-scfly into he blood IN hvs ninutss
ts lufrrncr 10 ~ vork In every srtsry.
vein ard hoy capillary Every MEN
brave. every orEan ~ fhs body svsry
sruunctorr BECOMES IN eject sitter 10
sfrain me blood of Impurities The
stimulating properties o. S. SIS con
Del the stin. liver. bowels. Kidneys. biad.
De- Go 81 wort - ths ous end % east.
lnE out every irritsung. every pain-in-
nicting atom - poison n disiodses b.
irnEaiiou al accumulauona In the iointa
csuses acid accrsti0us 20 dissolve. renders
then neutral and scatt~rs those peculiar
formations IN The nerve csntsrs tbat cauae
such mystifying and often baniug fheu-
matic pains
The sctiou % this rsmsrkabis remedy
10 Just - direct. Just a. positive Just a.
csrtain 10 Sc Influence 80 that th~ snn
risss IN the east " IL one q hose rare
nsdical forces vhieh set IN ne blood
rith the SANE degree d certainty that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
MORE FED. SUITS
Outlaws Will Soon Institute LEGAL
Proceedings for Damages Aggre-
eating s65,ooo Against
Five Players.

CHICAGO. April 15-Suits for dam
ages aggregating s65.OOO will be be
gun in "A few days by the Federal
League against five ball players. who
IL will be claimed. refused TO live up
to their contracts with its clubs
This was announced by President Gil.
more on his return to-day from the
Eastern cities OF the Federal circuit.
Blanding, Killifer and Kahler will
be sued for $4,000 each. and VIII.
Jams and Baumgardner for $4,000
each. he said
Gilmore said that while he was in
Baltimore three members OF the New
York Nationals called on him and said
they were willing 10 play in the Fed
eral League II offered Inducements
they liked. He promised TO take them
on. he said. II any of his clubs wanted
men. He refused TO make public
their names
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PR0. NOTES
AMATEUR NOTES.

The IntelliEencer is anxious to
encourage ana assist the future
base ball players OF this vicinity.
and Will gladly publish all ac-
counts or base bah games, chal-
lenses. organization of teams
ana other matters pertaining TO
game. at any time during the
season To insure publication.
however, the account of all anna
tuer matter should be written
on one side OF the paper only and
sent to or delivered at the Intel
ngencsr ouice. addressed TO
Amateur Sporting Editor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
HAMILTON Jumps FEDS

PARSONS. Kan. April 15.-Earl
Hamilton. pitcher who Jumped from
the ST Louis American League base.
ball club to the Kansas City Fedcrals
last Thursday. to-day agreed 10 TO.
Join the 81 Louis team. Hamilton
reached his decision after an an day
conference with President Hedges Of
the ST. Louis club.
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TO use KNIFE
Coach Lowe VIII Begin Pruning In rev
Days and W. 4 j. Base Ball
Team VIII be Changed


Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. Pa. April 15.-Spe-
ciai Coach lobby" Lowe assumed
charge OF the Washington and jefferson
base ball candidates yesterday afternoon
az College field. His team that started
the season last Saturday with the Pitts
burFh Fedcrals. H. not what he expects
60 out on the field permanently. He will
eliminate "A lot Of surplus material dur
ing the next few days and hopes 20 get
In some good ticks while the weather e.
favorable. The second game Of the year
will be played next Saturday with Sack
vilic's Independents. Both teams have
n big following. the Independents beiiev-
INK they have no trouble In winning g.
the contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
TRINITY COLLEGE
EYEGLASSES W. W..
NouHrArnrEns WERE UNABLE To
TOUCH CAHOLINA PITCH
ER AT ALL
while Chenowsth Allowed the southern
ers Fifteen SAfstfes-Play
wake Forest To-day.

DURHAM. n. G, April i5.-with
their leading pitcher. kanipe, twirling
invincible ball. Trinity COLLEGE won a
University team here to-day by the
score OF to .. kanipe was never In
danger and he was backed up with SEN
sational fielding and heavy hitting.
Chenoweth on the other hand was touch
ed up for fifteen safeties and was given
the worst kind of support at critical
moments. kanipe's hitting and pitch
ing featured the game. West Virginia
left tonight for Wake Forest y. G, TO
play Wake Forest College Tomorrow.
The score:
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TIMELY HITTING
WINS GOOD GAME
WHITE sox TAKE SECOND oANr
PROM MAPS IN FAST PITCH
EHSf BATTLE
Cieotts and Steen swayed BACK ana For
ward In Exciting Contest-Wsa-
yer Starred throughout

CHICAGO. April I5.-TimeIy hitting
oy tplcago coupled with the sensational
fielding OF Weaver. cns bled the IocaIs A.,
make ~ two straight from Cleveland to-
day, 70 /. The game was a pitcher
Ddttie between Ctcottc and Steen. In
the eighth inning Weaver. OF chicaeo
tnpled and Coach Gleason stepped into
the infield and held the runner on third
pase. weaver was declared out by TIM
pire sheridan. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
FORD IS HOME
Aetnavilie Boy Who Landed Win
Macon, Ca, Team Home on Visit
While Nursing Sore Hand.

Jimmy Ford and Norman Mum.
Ohio side boys who went south some
time ago 10 join the Macon. Ca
team, have madu good. Munn is hold
lng hrsf base. while his partner Ford.
J. on the second sack. Ford had
the misfortune early last week TO
have two fingers badly Wrcnched
when be made a stab for a line drive
llp was able 20 be back In the game
last Monday Sport critics Of the
south pick the Georgia team Tor the
rag
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FIGHTER DIES
Kid Fortney OF indianapolis Sue
eumbs TO Injury TO Head Sustained
When Knocked Down In Bout.

BILLINGS. Mont. April 15.-Kid
Forney, Of indianapolis. was injured
here last night in a prize fight with
Roy Coughill. of Cody. Wyo.. and
died to-day. lie was knocked down I'M
the seventh round and his head
struck the floor. From then until he
died he was unconscious. CoughiII Is
being held on orders OF the coroner
An inquest will be held tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
BLUES RELEASE Two
PLAYERS TO MINNEAPOLIS

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April Lice
Murphy. catcher and Roy Baxter. out
nelder were released today b. Manager
Armour. OF the local American Associa-
ton club To- the MINNEAPOLIS club OF
The same league. Murphy and Baxter
PLAYED Ia the Northern league last sea-
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COLD DID NOT
PREVENT GAME
FREEZING TEMPERAruRE RECORD.
ED WHILE SENATOR'S AND
RED SOX PLAYED.
Despite This Handicap, the Game was
fast ana Excittng-Senators Lose
Despite Good work

BOSTON. April 5.-Notwithstanding
extremely cold weather FOR base bal n
Washington and Boston PLAYED a TAI
game to-day, the locals winning 10 Z.
therHnometer IN the sfrandstafrd regis .
tered only five degrees above freezIng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
WAIVED HEARING
Jacob steurnagie. Charged with Selling
rntozieants 20 Minors. Goes Direct
TO Grand Jury.

Jacob Steurnaglc better known
Jake SttlnaCher. WatN Cd "A preliminary
hearing before squire Hobbs yestcrdB
on = charge OF sclling intoNicauts -
three minor boys. Iiy his action. tn-
saloonist shows his desire to take the
matter directly To the grand jury and
there let 30 be thrcshcd out. The illegal
sales were supposed t. have been made
last Saturday to Bernard AtweIl. David
Frise and William Young. The Atwcli
boy was removed Ia the Ohio Valley nos
pital In = semi -consctous condition where
~ was thought for "a .imc he would no:
survive. but after most careful attention
ne was pulled through. The saloon
Keeper put up bond for his appearance"
before the grand jury.
Gus Nichols. charged with trying
TO defraud Henry Cillus. was dis
charged yesterday evening by squire
Corrigan, the evidence not being
strong enough TO hold him.
Zen Dunlap was arrested by irpotr
Sheriff Fhllips yesterday evening on .
drunk charge. lie was tried bsfors
Squire Hobbs and fined $40 and costs ot
80 days.
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Two base hits: Steen Weaver. Three
base hits: Graney. Sacrifice hits. Tu--
ner Olson, Bodie. Sacrifice fly: I.aJotc
flrst on balls; orr Cicotte. !. HIT oy
pitcher; BY Cicotte CStecnD. Struck ot,i
BY Steen. I. BY Gregg, 1. Empires.
Chill and Sheridan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

N. mon High school. OF BenwoOd
ana McMechen Is one OF the new en-
trants In High school base ball teams in
the valley FOR the High school honor
this year. and IL prepared 20 make a hard
ttght Tor the championship. The team
has arranged games with all the princf-
pal high school teams OF the valley. ex-
cept Moundsville. which game will prob
sDly D. arranged in the next few DAYS
The schedule follows:
yesterday. Union a. Bellaire post
poned. account OF rain.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Gle, Gland .
At notwithstanding Z: Column
bus. .
At Kansas City-Kanses city. >. Min
neapoliS. 4.
\. Miiwaukce-Milwsukee. 3; 81.
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PIRATES WIN BY
TIMELY HITTING


ST: LOUIS. Mo. April is.-The Pitts
Dursh Nationals by timely hitting and
through errors OF the ~. Louis club
turned the tables ON the local team to-
GAY and won 20 I. Officially Dolan
uld not bat In to-days game. as he sot
three passes and sacrince in as many
trips 20 the rubber. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

Two base hits: Mitchell Butler.
honetchy. Three base hit: NowreV
Sacrifice hits: Dolan. Miller. Sacrinee
ny. Wilson. First on balls: on Cooper
,; Sailee. 8. Hopper. 1. Hit BY pitcher:
liy Sallec fMitchellD Struck out. Nv
Cooper. 1 By Hopper. 1. by SaIlee =
umpires. iigler and Emslie
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STATE MILITIA ORDERED TO
SHOOT HORSES IF THEY RACE
GOVERNOR OF OKLAHOMA oE.
TERMED TO ENFORCE
LAW AGAINST BETTING.


TULSA. Okla. April fs.-Disregard-
Ing a restraining order issued by
Judge NJ. A. Breckenridge OF the su-
perior court state troops today took
possession OF the Tulsa fair grounds
proclaimed under martial law BY Gov
ernor Lee Cruce. and when an attempt
was made to run the races carded this
afternoon. fired q volley over the
heads OF the jockeys. With this show
Of force and the declaration OF Frank
N. Canton. adjutant general, who was
In personal command of the troops.
that n another race was started the
militiamen would fire TO kill the
horses. officials OF the Tulsa Jockey
club ordered the spring race meeting
which began Monday abandoned at
least temporarily. Today's action cul
minated a contest over the right of
bookmakers to operate at the race
track. What will be the next move
on the part of the jockey club to test
the legality OF the order declaring
martial law has not been determined
Preparations had been made to apply
to the court of common appeals In
Oklahoma City for writs of habeas
corpus In behalf OF the three men ar
rested today. but the release OF the
men early tonight made necessary the
abandonment OF this plan. Officials
OF the club and their attorneys were
In conference for several hours to-
night
TULSA, Okla. April Estate
militia. acting under orders OF Gov
ernor Cruce to prevent gambling at
the Tulsa race track. today fired a
yoliey over the heads OF riders as
they came down the stretch In the
first race. No one was injured. but
the race WIS broken up. Adjutant
General Canton stated II another
race was attempted he would order
the soldiers to kill the horses In
their tracks. Just before the race
which was not on the program, track
officials announced they were deter
mined to race In spite OF the militia
and the crowds began filing slowly
back into the grandstand. When
soldiers attempted TO eject them twp
men resisted and were forcibly taken
outside the grounds. Following this
the crowd again left.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

Three base hats: Ayers. Silos. Kanipe
Sacrifice hit: Spence. Ayers stolen
bases: Spence, Siles. Carver. Base on
balls: on ChenOweth. 4. on Kanipe 3
struck out: BY Chenoweth. / by Kanipe
10. Time OF game: ] 80.
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CHALLENGE RITZ
Young Alexander. of Charleston, w. va.
Anxious 20 Meet Local hoy for
State Championship.

The following letter was received b.
the lnteliigencer last night from Young
Alexander. the well known lightweight
boxer Of Charleston. ". Va. Alexander
Is quite "a favoritc among boxing fans
Of this state and Ohio. and a. he met
many fighters and held up his reputa
ton. he claims that he Is entitled 10
meet Ritz. Both boys claim the stat"
championship. and Alexander believes
that the dispute or differences can 5e
settled for once and all time by a meet
ing between the two. The letter fol-
lows.
Charleston. W. Va. April 1f
Sporting Editor. Wheeling Intclli-
Ecncer.
Dear Sir wish TO challenge
''Stoncy" Ritz. OF Wheeling 90
fight for the lightweight champion
ship Of West Virginia / dispute
ms claim TO the title. and as I have
eliminated every other claimant. /
think / have as good "A claim as he.
/ desire to meet him In his home
town. so that a victory for me will
leave no excuses. Am ready AZ any
time TO post forfeit TO make 1873
pounds ringsidc.
Very truly yours.
(Signcd)
YOUNG ALEXANDER.
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RUSH RUN. o. Aptil 1.-THE Rush
Run base ball team Il anxious TO arraugc
a game with some strong team FOR
Memorial day (May 3U). The manage
ment OF the team announces that a. ar
rangements are made FOR the game that
expenses will be paid and dinner fur
nished. and n desired viii play "a return
game. July Z. II accepted answer
through this paper or write Grover
Barnn. Box 6S. Rush Run. Ohio.
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Two base hit. Lewis. Sacrifice hit. o..
tor Firat base on halls. orr Foster.
D. or Ayers. !. FIRST ON errors. Wash.
iuEtou. 2. STRUCK. out. Hy Foster. a. b.
ANcrH. o. mpircs. Dinecu and CON
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The r. A. RS accept the challenge
of the Patterson Jrs.' for a game OF
ball Sunday. April 10. on the Patter.
son grounds at o'clock The man.
ager OF the Patterson Jrs. please call
lS22-R on the National between and
p. IN. Thursday and ask for Chalk,
for We want TO know where you play
at.
The r. A. RS will lineup Sunday
as 4ollows: Chalk. catch: Schulz.
pitch: Red. shortstop: Yellow, first
base: Hick. second base: Bob. third
base; Jim. left field. Otte, center
field: jew. right field. Subs-Hans
McMillen, Burch.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesssrday-s 1ssuifs.

HestsrdAy's 1ssults-
Pittsburgh. 5: -. Louis. 4.
fhtiadelphls-Sew YORK. rain =.
cincinnati-Chicago. rain.
Brooklyn Boston. rsin.
To-day's oafhss-
New York At Philadelphia
Chicago At Cincinnati.
boston at brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at 81 Louis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


rssteraay's Results.
Boston. 2 Washington. J.
Chicago. 2. Cleveland 4
New York-Philadelphia. rain
Detroit-St. Louis. rain.
To-dAy's Games.
ST Louis at Detroit
Washington at Boston
Cleveland a. Chicago.
Philadelphia at New York
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Buffalo at Baltimore.
Chicago at Kansas city.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Indianapolis at 81. Louis.
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YOUNG ALEXANDER.
Charleston. W. Va.
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S Sas;5@ ''... Ia iSSSfSS:-
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Observation-Disclosures. rain.
Buffalo baltimore. rain.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-04
American League

Results Yesterday
iueion $50 phiindclphH
Sew Nurh in Washington O.
Others nut stHeiulrd