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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08
LINSLY WINS
First Game Of Season from bridgeport
High school ~ Score OF ~ 20 Q.
Good Playing Noticeable.

4 baseball game was staged yesterday
afternoon on the Island ball park az 2
o'clock iu which Llusly took Bridgeport
90 81 frfo camp 60 the tune Of u Co 8.
Tho diamond was rough and both tcams
rolled NO errors lu great shape. Heath
erIuEfun was on the mound FOR LluFlE
and showed mI1-sea son form. lie held
bridgeport down Co seven hits. three OF
which were scratches. Tn addition 90
This DO sent fffr0u back Co the bench
after they had rHIuIr attempted Co com
meet with hia shoots"
Sutt. pitcher Tor bridgeport. allowed
Iu. two rum. during rho first five in
rirra 1n fNa uINfu. however. tho CADETS
took u liking fu hlH delivery and
pounded the rfl until Elk runs we're
made. 1r tho seventh. they pushed four
more runs across the pan.
ffnafv PLAYED remarkably we'll Tor the
FIRST game oft Che .fH"uu and bids fair
fn have H good tCfw. score.
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W. WI. CRIPPLED
Varsity Base Ball Team Leaves To-
day on Trip in East and South.
east-Meet v. M. I. To-
morrow.
Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.

Special Dispatch TO the InteIllgencer.
MORGANTOWN, w Va, April Z.
Following seven-inning practice
game this afternoon Coach u. =. Pat
tison announced the names of the 10
players who will represent the Uni
versity Of West Virginia on an inva.
sion trip through the East and South
east. The coach not even limited I'M
I'll the last as to who was going. and
naturally there are a number OF dis
appointed ones among the 40 men
out Barron, Hagen, Adams and
Chenoweth were taken as pitchers
Hayes and Fiddler as catchers: 81.
mon, Leatherwood. Smith and Can
tain Ollie as infielders. and Trial Eav-
ers and Long as the outfielders. Trial
was substituted for Left Fielder Casio
at the last moment, owing to the fact
that the latter Is suffering with a
lame leg. Leidig. another star pitch
er. was forced TO remain al home. ow-
ing TO sore shoulder
The team Is not in the best shane.
the pitching staff being the worse on
The party. with the coach and two
managers. will leave tomorrow noon
on the NJ & X, and will 20 via the
Shenandoah Valley to Lexington va
10 open up the trip with V. Nj
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The Island A. & held a meeting iu
their new club rooms last evening and
reorEanized their base nam team FOR the
coming season. A. this club has been
well represented on the Ola mond in ua-t
years this Will be welcome news to the
followers OF amateur base ball The
schedule or the I. A. G. H. being made
uD now and they expect 10 open their
season about April 2sth. when they will
appear In their classy new uniforms.
Their uniforms this season will be
somewhat different from those formerly
used being "a heavy white flannel with a
stripe, with black cap aud black stock .
ings with an orange band. making quite
= ntty outht The 1. a. e. expect 10
be even stronger than Heretofore nav.
ing acquired several new players from
surrounding towns and retaining al 81
nc best from last years team. They
expect To give the best OF amateur teams
good run for their money.
The Bun Dogs challenge the Little
Giants. Arrangements for a game can
be made By communicating with f'rsd-
Dogs.
The 6 =. :. Juniors will play the st.
Anthony Juniors at Bridge park. Wed
The Athletics. formerly the W H.
Pauls, have organized and are now ready
20 meet any Is or 10 year old team ia
The Buckeyes. OF Martins Ferrv. cb,i.
ienge any Is or 10 year old team Ia the
ONO alley Tor game any SUNDAY on
any grounds. The Long a. A. r. pre-
''''eu' answer through this paper.
The Little Giants viii play any IA
year old team in the valley. call Man
aEer Louis Pfanenbach.
The Little Giants challenge the Snake
hunters Tor a game sunday. April 10 ON
inc Little Giants home grounds.
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Fight fans OF Wheeling and Vi
entity Will be given an opportunity
or seeing one OF the best bouts ever
staged in this vicinity in the next
couple OF weeks. II present plans de-
velop. Promoters of the Bridgeport
Atnietic Club have not announced
the date OF the next show. but II
VIII either be held Monday evening.
April 20 or 81. in the Union Opera
House IN Bridgeport Just who the
principals In the bouts will be il not
defnitely settled. but a good card Is
Jack Coyne. OF BeIiaire. viii be one
or the fighters in the main bout.
which Will be for ten rounds. and n
is proha BILE that Young Joe Chip. OF
New Castle. brother OF the famous
hghter George Chip. will be his op-
ponent, although up TO this time the
promoters have been unable TO re-
ceiye assurance that the New Castle
boy Will come.
Chip. saw Jack Coyne in action re
Gently. and when asked 10 permit
Chip 10 come here TO meet him. said
that he was afraid that Chip had not
had sufficient experience to meet the
Bellaire boy, but the local promoters
are hoping that they can change his
opinion and permit the match 10 be
made.
IN the two boys meet. the bout
promises 10 be one of the best ever
staged here. as they are evenly
matched and each knows considerable
about the game. Coyne would like
~ be favorite over the New Castle
boy. as his many friends here have
eeen watching him work out. and
feel that he is one OF the best for his
size and experience in the ring.
Just who will tight in the semi
nnal and preliminaries Is not known.
but II has been announced that
Young Joe Basista. OF this city. who
made his debut at the Bridgeport
Athletic Club against Joe Nelson, OF
Moundsville. a few weeks ago. will
DE in a preliminary. Basista Is n
conner. and with proper training and
experience promises to become one
OF the ring masters OF the future
He Is now In training, and Is ready
TO meet any boy OF his weight. Il is
probable that he will be matched
against Young Ritz. younger brother
or Young Stony Ritz. OF this city.
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ASK FOR RECORD
Denver Fight Promoters Ask for
Stewards Picture and Record.
Local Boy Sends Def.

Fight promoters In Denver. Col
nave written to Walter Goo" Stew
art, OF this city. asking for his rec.
ORD and picture. and although moth.
ing Was said In the letter to believe
that he Is wanted TO fight there n A.
probable that some such Arrangement
VIII re made soon. Denver boasts OF
Two iast feathers and a loyal bunch
OF night fans, and by the request FOR
record and picture local admirers OF
stewart believe that there will be
Sho.iihethlhS TO follow the receipt OF the
letter sent by Stewart
stewart sent a challenge with the
Ieter, Offering to meet either Young
Abe Attel or Benny Chavez. If they
VIII make 122 to 124 pounds on The
gay OF the fight Bo.h OF these bows
nave Oeen ngnting in Denver and have
a large following. and IL IL belieyed
in a few days. u
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AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO. NOTES
ANATEuR NOTES.

The fnteliigcncer L. anxious 20
encourage and assist the future
base ball players OF this vicinity.
and Viii gladly publish all ac-
counts Of base ball games. chal-
lengcs. organization Of teams
and other matters pertaining %
game. at any tim. during the
season To insure publication.
however. the account OF all ANA
teur matter shoulc b. written
on one side Of the paper only aud
sent TO or delivered ~ the Intel
nEcnccr office. addressed 70
Amateur Sporting Editor.
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We desire 10 take this means
OF expressing our appreciation OF
the support and influence of our
friends al Tuesdays election In
Benwood. We again thank the
Republican voters of the First
ward for their support at the re-
cent Republican primary and for
their continued support and con-
hdence expressed in yesterdays
voting.
We will endeavor in every
possible way to prove worthy OF
this confidence, and faithfully
promise to serve the best In ter
ests Of the public in our capacity
as councilmen.
(Signed) FRED OLSON.
SAMUEL WELSH.
Councilmen- elect, First
Ward. Benwood
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HAZLETON. Pa. April 7.-Pickets
OF the striking trolley men stationed
az the entrance 10 the Halle Park.
where the barns are located. today
turned back all the non.unionists
who were being trained 10 run the
cars and further efforts 10 get ready
for resumption OF trafHc on the Le-
high Traction company lincs had TO
be abandoned. sheriff Kninen OF In.
zerne county arrived on the scene
to-day.
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. IHIIN' y On. \. J., NprII II ninth
inning rally gave Princeton a s to VIC
tory over ColEa-c to-day in princcton's
last game preliminary 20 the southern
t1p. The game dragged along for two
ana helt hours. neither team showing
very good form. Score. u II D.
Princeton ...... o % Of 30001-s Q Z
Colgate ........00 o 5000 10 Z
Batteries-Liuk. Copeland and Ke1Io-
her. Brown. Allen and Robinson.
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Merfie Gets Home Run

INV ORLEANS La. April Pred
Aerkles home run drive over the left
Held fence Melted the New York Nat
lpnals their Fourth consecutive victory
to-day over the New Orleans Southern
Association team The score was 90
o.. Mcrkle later hit for three bases and
StS' my single. score; r. n. r..
New pfieans 60. .........-.. ..-..... % . %
Fromme and Meyers. Bagby. GIaven-
tch, Gudger and Adams
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BASEBALL GAMES
Great Finish.

PHILADELPHIA. April The Phil
adelphia Nationals had the local Ameri-
cans shut out until the eighth inning to-
day when the Athletics tied the score
and won out IN the ninth. score TO ]
The worlds champions got one hit on
Alexander I'm the nve innings he pitch
ed. The game was won In the ninth on
Ieunocks triple and Murphy's single
The series now stands three game 20
one In favor OF the Athletics. Score:
r. N. +
Alexander. Jacobs and Nilifer and
Burns. ShawkeN. Peunock and Lamp.
ImuITes Connolly and Evrnn.
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ENOOkLNN. NpTil Tho Rrooklvn
Nationals evcncd Up the spring series
with the New York Americans to-day.
winning To- in a loose fielding game.
score. r. u. y.
New York ..... OO2OO1OO-i :
BROOKLYN ..-.... 10 % Ok 3
McHale and Sweeney; Reulbach and
Miller. Jmptres-o Erieu and Emslie
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LyhchburE. Va, April In a rame
mere to-day between Baltimore and
pittsburgh. of the Federal League PUTS
burgh slaughtered Quinn in the initial
inning. securing a six run lead. but Bal
timore finally ovcrcame this and won
70 :. score X. ". r
Pittsburgh ....................S ~ o
Hatterlcs-Harger IecIaIr md Hnrrv-
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For Council
First Ward: Democrats-W. W.
Hurley. ~: John kress. 20 Republl.
cans-Fred Olson. 'S6. Samuel
Welsh. 20.
Second Ward: Democrats-James T.
Higgins. 'e0: John Blake. ga. Re
pubiicans-Paul Riedel. So: J. W. Ian
der. 20.
raird Ward Democrats - Okey
Church. IS. w j. Deegan. '"69. Re-
publicans-M. J. Moran. s'69; Charles
Byard. 10.
Fourth Ward: Morris
Donovan. So; Fred Slippner. s72. Re
publicans-A. l.. Thompson. 65: Har.
old Sigler. Ell
Fifth Ward Democrats-Thomas
O'Brien %: Thomas y. Martin. $50.
Reputlicans-H. d. Mckee. &c: Hen
~ Korte. $50.
Indicates successful candidate.
- Indicate tie vote.
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ATHLETES ON FOOTBALL
TEAM HAVE OTHER HONORs

special Dispatch to the IntelIiEencer.
WASHINGTON. Pa. April Sta.
tslics on athIetics gathered at Wash
ington md jefferson COLLEGE sbov,
mat football stars are proficient in
many other branches of sport-in fact
the stars in baseball. track and has.
ketball are nearly all students who
nave previously gained fame on the
The information indicates that eley.
en- varsity football men OF last fan
are varsity letter men in other branch.
es OF athletics. Russell Goodwin.
captain of the champion eleven of last
fall. is also captain OF the basketball
team OF the next year and a baseball
star OF two seasons. He Is the onIr
man at w. a. J. who has taken varsity
letters in three major sports. football
baseball and basketball
Guy. '''
Yes. but II Is Just as well TO Let
somebody else do your blowing FOR YOU .
added the simple ug.-Philadelphia
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W. OF p. wins Easily.

III l-AbELfHlA. April The Uni
Nerstty Of Pennsy lvania hit the bali hard
to-day and defeated Swarthmore TO 2
Brown and Harry 81 home run drives
score. Y. H. F.
SWarthmore COO. 0001 0OO1-2 s %
Pennsylvania 90 2Iuo2 00Ox-5 10
TWining and Harry. Madden and
Rooms. Umpire Moore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08
YOUNG JOE CHIP
AND COYNE, NEXT
EFFORTS BEING MADE TO HAVE
NEW CASTLE BOY MEET
LOCAL FAvORiTE.

Manager Jimmy Dime Afraid tc
rave Him Meet Coyne-Nouna
Joe Basista IN Next Show.
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REPUBLICANS WIN BIG VICTORY
In BENWOOD CITY ELECTION

WIN OFFICE OF MAYOR AND Ma
JORiTY OF COUNCIL. BUT
LOSE CHIEF OF POLICE
Democrats Were DIVIDED Throuchou,
The Campaign as Result % Recent
Internal Troubles.
WINNERS.
MAYOR
Clark Sprouts (Rl.
CHEF OF POLICE.
Luke ssuers TO-.
COUNCIL
First Ward
Fred Olson (R).
Samuel Welsh (R)
Second Ward.
James 7. Higgins (O).
John Blake co..
Third Ward.
Charles 8yard (R)
william Oeeqan, ST., (D).
IN. J. Moran (R).
Fourth Ward
Fred Slippner (D).
Harold sigler (R)
Fifth Ward.
Thomas Martin (D).
Henry korte (R)
Vote tie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08
The Hidden" Qualify

We have been told that the
yarn in Porosknit' is 6enrr than
It need be. That we osnA use
less costly combed yarn. That
we could pocket thousands OF
extra dollars each year.
True. We might.
The same careful workman
ship could be employed in finish
ing such less-good yarn-and
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Chalmers "Porosknit'' would
still l,st about the same.
Yet-the 5toar-would suffer.
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Prineeton DOM colrnts.

Batteries-Barger Ieclair and Berry.
Quinn. Smith and Jacklitch.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Indicates successful candidate.
- Indicate tie vote.
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The vote cast yesterday is coneid.
cred heavy Eight hundred and thir.
teen ballots were recorded out Of g31
voters REGISTERED There were no
charges OF Illegal voting and there
were no demonstrations during tho
DAY but last nirhf the Republican,
celebrated their victory with bonfrre
and red Gre and considerable noise.
despite The downpour Of rain
The polls were open from IG
m until $50 D. m Tho returns
which were received 90 tho mayor
oficc. were iu early tho last being CO..
roivcd shortly after 81 o'clock
The tenure Of ONCE Of those elected
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Club Duck Pin League.

Tonirnrs sames-Grcat Northern vs..
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back. See how the stretch is
opposite 10 the rest. This means
full elasticity TO the seat. Ii rft1s
a; every turn or bend.
There can be no cutting in
the crotch Our Closed Crotch
isoomfortable. IL FITS. Ii stays put.
Porosknit" is made in all
styles-for man, for boy.
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PREVENT RUNNING OF CAR.

~ u 00I IWIH
Tonishrs games-winners vs.. rum
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Read why Chalmers "Porosknit'' is so comfort
able-so much for the money, Read Of the Ideal
behind "Porosknit's" manufacture and guar
antee: Then Judge Il limitations will content yon-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08

OHALMERS "Porosknit'
has many limitations. But
t0ho can duplicate "Por-
osknit'' comfort, durability,
quality of yarn, elasticity, light
ness, ossAErJi?
Underwear can be made to
Eek something like Chalmers
PoroSknit." But the look"
is all. None may match the
genuine in its real features.
TT. ssIJ-yJu
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-07
CHAMP CLARK
FAvORITE FOR
SPEAKERSHIP
Democratic congressman Lin
ing Up on Behalf of Old
Leader From Missouri
By C.. S. ALBERT.

Especial star Bulletin Correspondence
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. %. -
The few Democratic members OF Con
gress who have returned to Washing
ton since the elections preparatory
to the opening Of Congress on Mon
day. December :. are lining up in be-
half OF the reelection of Speaker
Champ Clark 70 the sixtyfOurth Con
gress Up to the present time there
has not been voice OF opposition
heard against the Missouri congress
mans reelection. and ii is not expect
cd that there will be any when the
first session Of the SiXty-fOurth Con
greSs conveneS in December, 1919.
From the very latest returns the
Democrats Will have a majority in
the next House Of over 81, and it is
not believed that they will have any
great trouble in passing whatever leg
islation is mapped out for them. Oi
course, they. will have to run up
against such old-timers as "tncle Joe
Cannon, who has been reelected. and
several other Republican war hOrs-
es" who went down 20 defeat in the
elections OF 1912.
But the Democratic party in the
next House will be minus the leader
ship OF Oscar Underwood of Alabama
who has been elected to the Senate
from his state and will take his seat
in the upper branch Of Congress in
December, 1915.
Representative Claude kitchin OF
North Carolina as chairman OF the
Ways and Means Committee, will prob
ably be called upon to fill the place
of Democratic leader made vacant by
the elevation of Mr.. Underwood to
the Senate. Mr.. kitchin is regarded
as the best rough and tumble de-
batter in the House, but he has not the
qualities OF Leader possessed by Mr.
Underwood and it will be interesting
to observe his handling of the Demo
cratic majority. But he will have the
assistance of a number of strong lieu
tenants to help him in his work
Representative Jim" Mann of Hi
rois will continue to lead the Republic
gress. The recent elections returned
number of Republicans to Congress
whose faces have been missed during
the present term. With the skill thai
has always chara cterized him, Mr.
Mann will do everything in his power
to place obstacles in the. path of the
Democratic majority and make politi
cal capital for his party which will be
used in the presidential campaign.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-07
Wagon SOLDIERS
SPRING SURPRISE
ON THEMARINES
Ispeclal Scandinavian ,correspondencel

Especial Star-B1lletin Correspondence
Field Artillery,.I; Marines, 6.
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Dec. l.
A hard-fought football game on the
Cavalry gridiron yesterday afternoon
resulted in victory of the LIST Field
Artillery over the Marines by the mar
gin of a goal from touchdown. This
is the second item these two teams
have elashed this season. In the first
game the Marines scored two touch
downs and a goal from touchdown,
and held the Artillery scoreless.
The Field Artillery team showed con-
siderable Improvement in their offens-
i've tactics-and played better than
In any other game so far this year.
In the first half the wagon soldiers
were greatly outplayed by the sea sol
diers. The latter were more versatile
in their means of attack, gained first
down seven times to their opponents
four. and made good on four out of
seven attempts at the forward pass,
one of which, clever pass from
Jeschke to Wagner resulted in a
touchdown. Wagner was across the
goal line when lie received the ball.
This happened first before the close
of the first half.
The artillerymen started the Sec
ond half with vim that for time
swept the visitors off their feet.
White, the big Marine full back kick
ed off to McNichol who received the
ball on his ten yard line and ran back
Is yards. Three line bucks gained
m
the fourth down, Harris tore around
right end for "A yard gain, the long
est run of the game. Harris carried
the oval yards, and Palmer Is more
for another first down. With only
six yards to go the Artillery were
held for downs, but luck was with
them, for the Marines first play was
a forward pass which Bodner inter
cepted. Bodner was not downed till
he reached the seven yard line. In
three downs the ball was carried over,
Hall making the touchdown. Palmer
kicked goal.
From this time on the game was nip
and tuck. Luck had deserted the Ma
rines. All of their eight forward
passes in the second half were fail
ures, and they made but one first
down in the last two periods.
The line up;
First Field Artillery-McNichol, le.;
Reems, it.; Cleverly, lg.; Fling, c.;
Berger. re-; Slagel, TT: Miller, re-;
Palmer! O.; Harris. H.; Cunningham,
RI; Bodner. Hall, (.
Marines-Cronin, le.; Granger, It.;
Booher, lg: Wender, c.; Boss, rg.;
Boyer, IT.; Wagner. re-; Rogers. O.;
Axton, H.; Jeschke, Cronkhite, RI;
White, I.
Touchdowns - Wagner an6 Hall
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-07
HONOLULU DRUGGIST
PLEASES CUSTOMERS

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1t is so powerful that it is used sue
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is advertisement.