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pIMLICO RACING RESULTS.

hatf r farldnss-Encors' Jos 1wolfej' straight
Il "a DsSs ;aiS s nioss sS show p t.
s.. 20, third Time, o;55. Task, KopJe, Key
Mar and White Metal also ran 49,. a.,
MsTasS. ;Tas@ GO iis'g p'a SFr..sh So
p %ew $50 $50 show s. So second; Moneriet
lC his r ssS~ 81 ca ,hiio Tsss
cloth Miss Brush and Hobnob also ran;
Third Race--slS characterization, lo5
tMcTaggarD. straight 1910. place nio,
show $50 n bod ssco no. cB9ylo place
los (shuttingerl, show $3.50, third. Time,
1913 s-5, ossagleta, Devoter, Scarsdale,
AylstJess, John Marshall, Assessor, Veilchen
Fourth Racr-Steeplechase two miles
Little Hugh, lac LAllenD, straight $3.50,
place si80; show. $3.50 won; Malaga. is,
orderly Nat, 1872 81, Henderson,, show Is,
third, Time, 400. Bronte' Golden and
Cynosure also ran,
TH Ensen9 II, R' M Saf iE1y yash1
Hancoct 81 tMcTassarp. place $3.50. show
1910. second Battsry' ~ ,callahsnD, shoy
Sir Denrah, Lady Rankin. Napier. ssnesam'
sixth Race--One smile and a sixteenth--
rrt so .dS SS ,SS %S i5rssi htyS s%
second. 'Es'fs oro, lSSt SAlssI1' show 81 %
tn!r' Time. i:ts, Frank Hudson and Vel
seventh Race-six furiongs-Elsewhers
ZOE tHinphy), straight $3.50 place 5000
show $40, won; Gates, 20 tcellahnnh p'ae'
tinger. show $3.50. third rime-lii6 -
Prince Chap and carbureter also ran,
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WOODBINE OPENS AUSPICIOUSLY.
Twenty Thousands Persons See Bee
hive Win Kings Plate

TORONTO, May 23.--Never before to-day
In the history OF the ontario Jockey Club
has there been such brilliant opening OF
the spring meeting at Woodblne. After
the slight rain OF yesterday morning
the track was In splendid condition and
lightning fast.
The royal party. consisting OF the
Duke and Duchess OF Cornaught and
Princess Patricia, attended by an escort
Of the Royal Dragons. arrived just be-
fore the opening race and were cheered
by the crowd of over 10000 people.
Chief Interest centred In the running
~ the Kings. Plate. valued at $4,000 to
the winner. Beehive. the favor!te. was
never in trouble. taking the lead from the
barrier and running easily won by three
lengths from Dark Rosaleen. The sum-
maries:
Ics Collins, straight s5c.7O, place ,ii.io'
show $50 won, Calgary. ~ 2cIapyerl'
zoo wan pussnj. show Jsi 10, third; Time,
i!l2 Is. Furry wus5y. Dsy si S S Mar nd
second Rae.2Two. year -oid.i ave turlGnes
- %. pace s7S. show s. Won casHSa
los (Claver, place $500. show, so, sec
third. Time, 1909 Little string Bagateiie
Tie Pin Bnrwoi and Aunt Josie also ran.
ra Thru Ss s3gh .ra asS Place
$50, 9how $50; wen Edds: ios 'hsno.Sg,'
los tRutwelD, show $3.50, third. Time.
La, s-s, Paraner Prince Ahmed; sprins
Fay. Just Red and Tippecanoe also ran
Fourth Race--One mile and a quarter
Beehive. lis CBurns), straight 1850. place
9! 10. show 8? 70. won; Dark Rosaleen lGo
sea Lord los Gould, show, 5? 90, third
Time. zio SIS. old Reliable. Gold Bud
Froissart Exmer and Porcupine also ran,
Fiith Raee-Steeplechase sboui two miles
--Exton. l3G (Kohler), straight $3.50, place
st40, show $3.50, won; Tom Horn. $50 tWu-
SOM, place $3.50, show o.. So second. Juver-
ence lb5 lKermathl, show 260. third.
Time. 4.i3 l-5 Nottingham. The African
and Iuckola also ran.
sixth Race--One mile and a sixteenth
Hearts OF oak. 1875 IPeak), straight ts20,
place 1870. show s2.iO. won. Crystiawoga
place 1870. show $40 second Rus'lins
Lindesta, calumny and sykesle also ran.
seventh Race--Six furlonss-Gold Cap
100 (smyth), straight $3.50, place - so
show s2.so. won; Laura; 30 tGrayl, place
$50, show -. second: Rey. ll6 (Denney)
show O. 10. third. Time, l;la Is Hrewuv
Yankee Tree, Daisy Plat Dick Deadwood
Doctor Dougherty vreelRnd. kayderoseros
DR.. Meet Toy Boy and Centsuri also ran.
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More than 500 entries have been re-
ceived for the annual games of the New
York Post Office clerks to be held at
Celtic Park this afternoon. one Of the
features viii be the pentathlon contest OF
Ave events. In which Plat Adams, Mel
Sheppard. Myles McHugh. Leo Goehring
and other stars will compete. The Bos-
ton A. A. will be represented by n team
including Tom Halpln, Jim Power. Oscar
Hedlund and Bill Meanix. +. Teschner
the Harvard freshman Splinter. who re-
Gently stepped 220 yards In 81 go Sec
onds. viii he a starter. Among the other
competitors will be Harry Smith, Sid
Leslie, Nick GanakOpulos, John CAL
lagher, Jim Duncan and Emil Muller.
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FREEBooTERs TAKE POLO CUP.
westmi nster Challenge Trophy Won
at Point Judith's Expense.

LocUsr VALLEY, l.. l., May 23.-The
final polo game for the Westminster chai-
lenge cup resulted In victory to-day for
the Philadelphia Freebooters over the
Point judith four at the Piping Rock
Club The Freebooters were In receipt OF
a handicap OF four goals, and 10 this they
managed to a'd eight more. They were
set back one goal for foul riding. leaving
them the winners over Point Judith by a
score OF II goals TO u, The lineup:
Phila. FreebooterG Point Judith.
No Up, Stevenson, No, IN T. Tlney.",Ss
No. W, Randolph. ..o No. Philip boyer, 2
No, g-P, Randolph. III No, "a. q, schwartz 2
Bsck-P. Randolph Jr. 81 Back-B X. Gatins. 2
Philadelphia Freeboo,ers Earned goals s.;
allowed by handicap. 4; lost by penalties g
touls),, goal; total II goals Point Judith
Earned goals q; lost by penalties ~ ,sonls'
ter Randolph, 2; p 8, p. Randolph. 3; p. s. p.
Randolph. Jr.. 5; Tlney. e Boyer, Schwartz,
Ga,ins. Reierees-K. II. Marsham and @, A,
Miller,
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CRUISER ISABELLA LAUNCHED.
Forty-nve Foot EIco Proves satis-
factory on Trial.

The IS foot Elco cruiser Isabella was
launched recently at the Elco Works at
Bayonne and tried. The yacht was pur-
chased by w. s. w. Edgar at the Motor
Boat Show. and Mr.. Edgar was present
at the trial. which was very satisfactory.
The yacht made II miles an hour.
This type OF yacht has grown very much
In popularity. 1t is estimated that more
than $4,000 persons visited the yacht at
the New York and Chicago shows. and
they were amazed at the amount OF room
on board. The beam Is IL feet and there
Is room for eight persons six In berths
in the owners quarters and two In the
crews quarters. Mr. Edgar will use the
yacht In New York waters and later In the
summer will cruise to the Great Lakes.
a great deal of yacht work Is being
done at the Elco Works Robert Hall
Mccormick. Jr.. OF the New York Yacht
Club will take delivery o: his 46 foot
cruiser this week and win make a trip
from New York to Bar Harbor on the
yacnt. Mr.. Mccormick purchased this
yacht at the Chicago show.
a IS foot cruiser built last year for
George j. Tuckctt has been sold through
the builders TO the Detroit Police Depart
ment for use on the Detroit River. Police
Commissioner Gillespie will arrive here
on Thursday and will accompany the
yacht on its trip, which wiz he by way OF
the Hudson River, Lake On mplain Canal
and the St. Lawrence River The Detroit
police examined many yachts before find
ing one that suited their requirements
The 80 foot twin screw motor yacht
Hazyn. built for Albert Il. Smith. has been
sold to the San Dominican Government
and will be used as a revenue cutter after
she has been somewhat altered and fitted.
This purchase was made through United
States Government officials. The Hazlyn
was built In 1910 by the Elco Company
and has crused more than SO. 900 miles.
The motor yacht Luvina. 81 feet long
is fitting out and will leave this week for
| Chesapeake Bay. She Is owned by Her
man Hollerith OF Washington, ID. C.
! The 10 foot motor yacht Trillora, owned
! by :. r. Guggenhe!m. and the II foot
schooner yact Neaera, owned by J. J.
! Hanson, are fitting out at Bayonne. The
| Neaera has been fitted with new ma
hogany deck house and will be ready for
commission shortly.
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Crescents Fight UphiII ana Win.

Fighting a plucky uphill game the la
crosse players OF the Crescent Athletic
Club won a we'll earned victory over the
twelve from Carlisle School by goats
to ut Bay Ridge yesterday afternoon
The first period ended to in favor OF
the Redmen. In the second half the
Crescents struck their true form and
scored four goals in succession. The
final tally of the match was registered
by Carlisle just as the game was ending
Guyon, the great football player OF Car.
Isle. and Crane were the stars OF the
visiting aggregation.
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SCOTS BLANK C0NTINENTAIS.
Score Two Goals and Win Final
Round of Soccer Football Series.

Scotland yesterday obtained the verdict
In the Anal round OF the cup tie series OF
the New York Footballers Protective As-
ISOLATION at Lenox Oval, winning from
the Continental team by the score OF 2
goals To o.
Twenty minutes from the start the Con-
tinentals had the misfortune to yield
penalty for fouling. The shot was in
trusted to Ross OF the Clan McDonalds,
who tailed for Scotland.
Bob Miller OF the Brooklyns got possess
sion OF a ball that rebounded from the
posts and scored Scotland's second goal
The IneiiD.
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Lively Monmouth County Hunt.

RED BANK, ~ j.. May 23--The Mon
mouth County Hunt Club held a spirited
drag hunt this afternoon. covering about
ten miles OF open country In Middetown
township. There were two checks for brief
resting spells, as the pack led the hunters
"A lively pace. The start was from Percy
STRAUSS country estate, thence In west
erly direction to Nut Swamp, where the
riders checked. The finish was on the
farm OF Thomas S. Field, Sr. Those In
the party were Howard s. Borden, NJ f.
IL. Percy Strauss, Charles Halsey Mr.
and Mrs, Thomas Field. Mort Bsmberger
Arthur ana John Borden. Thomas s. Field
Jr, William stonsbridEs. huntsmen. snc
two whips.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 23.--Three thou
sand persons gathered at the Belmont
Driving Club, Narbcrth. this afternoon to
witness race meet under the Federation
OF American Motorcycles. Fake of Los
Angeles. the coast champion, showed his
speed N the Ave mile professional event
He was returned the winner In minutes
a 3-5 seconds.
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Wilmington club Changes Hands.

WILMINGTON, Dol, May 23.---By a
transaction completed to-day Thomas NJ
Brown becomes owner of a s,ajorty OF
the stock OF the Wilmington Tr-State
Baseball Club Brown purchased the in
terest held by Peter Cassidy, who now
passes out OF the local club. Associated
with Mr.. Brown in the purchase OF the
club are number of men prominently
connected with local banking interests.
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Gunboat smith Sail. Away.

Gunboat Smith sailed yesterday with
his wife on the steamship Olympic for his
fight with Carpenter He said before
sailing that he expected to have no
trouble in beating the French champion
and that he hoped to get chance at
Jack Johnson. II he heats Carpenter he
said, he will claim the right to fight
Johnson or Frank Moran II Moran should
get the better OF the colored champion.
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Lafayette CAPTURE. Tennis Tilt.

EAsroN, Pa. May 23,-Lafayette defeated
Lehigh in tennis this afternoon 4 to 2.
taking both doubles and two OF the four
singles. In the singles Pardec OF La
tayette won over Trumbull. Speidel OF
Lafayette over Beard, Griffin OF Lehigh
over Keller and Powers OF Lehigh over
Burns In the doubles Pardee and Burns
defeated Trumbull and Powers and
Keller and speidel defeated Griffin and
paard
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Two base hit-Curtis, Home run-Low Sac.
rifoe hit-Roland. First base on balls-oN
Thompson, 2 Struck ou,-By Thompson. g.;
BY Curtis, 2 Stolen bases-Sullivan, 3; Men.
dali 2, Perkins. Williams wanamaker Roland
Double play--Low Perkins and Cook Umpire
Emma Time--l hour and q minutes
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coupled 5 Steven son entry.
Cod start. won driving lad OF Ian gien b. 4.
by Nlgul--lhss Of Lang deny owned nv Philip
Sic veuSOn trained by J, Mclaughlin. Jr.
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DARTMOUTH USES cALCIMINE.
Lows Homer Aids in Defeat of Nor
wicb by = to o.

HASoyER. y. H.. May 23.--Dartmouth
had "A good day to-day and gave Its old
neighbors Norwich University TO D
shutou;. Low. the Green shortstop, made
his fourth home run In three weeks
Dartmouth ran Wild on the bases while
Wanamaker's arm stopped all the visitors
The score
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CINcINNArI, May 23.--Manager Her
zog of the Cincinnati Reds says he will
not interfere with any of his men who
decide to hop TO the Feds. He believes
il will be better for the club to be rid
OF any who may be dissatisfied
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GEORGETOWN DOWNS MIDDIEs.
Game Full of Errors, hut Also Ne
plete with Intcrest.

ANNAPOLIS. May 23.-Georgetown won
from the Naval Academy here this after.
noon by to In Il loose game. made in
teresting> however by the closeness Of the
score. The score:
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Two base hi,-Torney. Sacrifice hits-J. Con
molly. Beall. Hit by pitcher-By Fienle Glover.
Struck out-By Fienle. g.; by Vinson. g. Left
on bases-Georgetown 5; Naval Academy 6
Double play-shugrue and Barron Umpire in
chief-Beits OF Washington. Field umpire
Hughes of Washington. Time hour and
nt.as
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NAVAL ACADEMY
Georgetown No..
Naval Academy, ,

Totals Sc 27isf
'Batted for Hicks in the second inning.
tBatted for Smith in the ninth inning
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Electioneer7,, Bethel, owned BY VIII coe; trained
w J. Carroll.
THIRD RACE
s.sportsmsons Ssteep!eShsse Handicap Dinner s,
miles and a half over regulation course;
HGrse and Age W, Hockey ToSSsy Prize Fin
Cold idI Plate, aged ia MrBR lew even out
S9oG ynS Sy August SI %
mont trained by s. {. Hildreth.
FOURTH RACE,
The Montauk Galloway Handicap ~ 500 gen
nemen rders; about tour and a halt frionss
ggssESs:;9i w i: H;}1Sss:s q a y,
Peyton nrccken.
jazz EagS ga. aged l MI Ei asa!s =:
Miss Oakley. g.. 1875 Mr. r. Had y,2o-i Of
sh EeF Fa' siy ss G X h BIZ s
trained by J L. Mayberry.
FIFTH RACE.
Hampstead Handicap Steeplechasc Of 500 for
.rooqS' "~ aged HSS rs Haynes STssy y"
lS sI E$sss? asodIIHH AS!f%ESt HR:r, = e
;" ycs, rlcse ", ~, NIKE Harkss Il
nn,ct ,S'''' 90 iiSs Hcider' '"'' 81 =
, pssSioG WIn Il" TisGs "a 90 -
Judge Wa,cr, 5 iS3 bryant. 20-i 81
Coupled as Gerry entry. coupled as Clark
G%Ha ' f%2mSs sy THSpsh R Ss ty
Gerry trained b. j. +, Newman.
SIXTH RACE,
Members Handicap plate Ot $50 including cup,
value $50 presented by Edward F. whitney.
For hacks and hunters. TO b. ridden by on,cers
Of United states army or gentlemen riders; about
one mile AMI half
SorSc and Age, VI Jockey. Price. Fin.
Cioud. ......... 1855 Mr. q .Fen'k 81 a. 10
AhSGonder, g." igi Mr. T WIT" rs Ia %
AIMING, g .,..... l5S Mr. Y Tu keri?.I 81 SO
NoscWy.6 g., 1865 MLF,Ghlrs IL
roHArdShCt n,s'dl4 Mr.H I.RcI4O-l iO.i S
Knight OF MeTCl 5l4p Mr. y a ClsriO al q
ran away.
Good start won easily, Cloud br. T.. by Alber,
scotch l. ,~ir, owned by q, Bcrna ri Fenwicis
udincC by Mr. Dsy.
SENFNTFT RACE.
Consolation purse OF 500 for three year old,
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Good start: won easily: Election Ret. br m. by
Eiectioneer-B Bethel. owned by " II. Coe: trained
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GEoRGETowN

Totals. SO 9 10 "a II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
JOE JEANETTE
FIGHTS HERE.
VII ArrEAE AoArHsT JANIS
6huonE, IN EAMTfuu TEnAr.
nEFTEMHEM "a
hsviy orgHni.s1 BoEizx club IA.
Complst~d Arrangements fgr
ths rtrst 1koW.

Firht fans 81 V-r~srf-r 49, vicinity
~ have an orporfunifu tn - come
49, -, I,-sisht boEinF rsrf menfr. frst
ssyws.r- II a. 5,,.s ~. ~.
Asrtins fsrrr Athlete arf fllnInE c.an
Ieeentit erssnlEef naa made arranse-
msnts ~ ppt ~ card trst eiu 90
rnsrnbsrsd b. tn ioeai fans.
Ihs frat nhoa AL b. staEed Eaflr
ret evening. hepfemhar %. FL tre aar-
ttns Inrrp aruorr hall Abrams rnIrr'r
nave ufru made D. TIE riun fur rios
- situated ia Dc can D. sern ilatinr.ll
bout slil b. b~tsee Joe Jeanette. Fam
eue hfatV esigrf buusr arf iamrs hru.
80 local usaNr ariF nfs Hrn raa a4F.af
- IN some "a the hiE u.lts Orb Fari.ar
parts - he country Kruger ls unH
lecatsd in tnis rifr. ana fs u fraiuirE
re - poets o. Hnnw local Hrnf faNH
ttat 30 haH punch and .Hu handle hlm
sslf against thr best
Ths main but aiil b. teu rounds anf
10 addition. ten round sHll.fIlHI elI
also b. STAGED THIS but uilI 81 b.
tween YONG stony RITA 20 Aars.uI
and Tommy Mar. - taia ofb lhr
nreiirninafy bout ill b. ~ rnania 40
siil - EiVen D. TounE furd. ~ Maf
tins Ferry. ara jack miller. RI 4o4naa-
ON account ~ the show brinr ritrr
Fnsnt has decided nat t8 open che shae
with the preliminary uUtI o'clock
thus EtvinE the many business men ala
viii want o. attend a Cnanrg % arrive
before ths curtain of the main bout
shows viii b. Fiten b. this club
every other SATURDAY. rlEft during tHr
winter months az tur Armurf hall pol
Martins terry The second ah.a HlA
sss Jack Hrifton. VINO haH already been
ding Tern. On mntsn. Terri RI man.
aasr has been sent e. rnutra''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
W. VA. COLLEGES
Football Teams. Representing Five
State Schools. VIII Meet W.
V. v. Team This Fall
II, ~. L.a,h.r.oodl

!, 'l. irfrIisenr.r
t.'A.N N. W. va. Aug H.
It' "'-l virginia college foot bgU
,aiy- were favored with places on
~ rsi NlrHhie loot ball schedule for
iaIL ana iu1ElnF from advance
."D' 't'TF one oi them viii give The
L''f sun HrEum'rt The schcd
tI.-. qi I'VE W'at virginia teams on
-Hl- IaIi % rfN'dllr Is in lro With Tho
.'-.ol i.l introduced last fall
oi more al-leiio events with teams
lll.h % H'aIr poi me future Here.
NlffInia nfs only been
.l.. IN. moro important teams iI
..r 7..I,. bH' lHe alumni believe thaf
'..t-.IA.N af RI. InIFf- team iF.
NI 'u' Nofa. 'HN product
.t' LaA paN'I. theF should favor
.''I'. I.f''' more ifan those uHfa.dH
.' general rule frr Var
HN' no 1f former stare rf fHr
.'A. preparatory schools ir fhr
.l natural rIr r1urrrH
ZONE IoIs. c.rn fn poo fHrw 'r
..N. afa.n.i fnr.r Former team.
r...'',.Lf .,0rfla .iarFf harafaIL
end Davis q E.kIua were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
THREE AMATEURS
QUALIFY IN GOLF
FRANCIS oUImET A CONTESTANT
FOR NATIONAL OPEN GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Thirty two Players Are Prepared &c
Enter Into the Tests More
20 Qualify To-Day.

CHICAGO aug 1s-Three anna
tours including Francis Ouimet. the
title holder were among the thirty
two men who qualified today for the
national open golf championship al
Midlothian Country club Ouimet,
playing steadily but not brilliantly,
took lfs strokes for the 3s holes. two
higher than the medal score 81 ths
DAY made by James Barnes OF White
Marsh club. Philadelphia.
Warren X Wood o. Homework
club. Chicago. formerly western anna
feur champion. and W X Aulenhach.
amateur 81 Chicago. were the other
two amateurs 90 qualify. outstripping
many professionals with 155 each.
Thirty two more players viii qualify
tomorrow and the sixty survivors
from the 1872 viii contest a. ~ holes
medal play Thursday and Friday A
stin breeze and scoarchinR sun today
ran the scores higher than had been
expected. but tho only great upset.
was the failure 90 qualify OF Alex
Smith ~ WykaEil. national champion
in 1906 and 1910 Smith was not well
and took 1863 strokes Ten players
withdrew 90 their scores grew i'm
possibly hiFh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
MOTOR RACES
Cycles and Cars 20 Compete n
Thrilling Events at Central
West Virginia Fair.

Special Dispatch 90 the IntaIlIEercer.
CLARKSBUBG. ". Va. August Is
Motor cycle and automobile racing
events viii be- included In the track
events % the bic Central West Viz
clnia Fair 90 be held Tuesday. Wed
ncscay. Thursday and Friday. Septem-
her !. .. 2. and &. on the big exposition
grounds here.
The fair has already achieved quite
reputation for events o. this kind
contests Of a like nature az previous
fairs having been speedy and exciting.
The splendid half mile track. which Is
considered one % the finest ia the
country d. particularly well adapted
for them Liberal purse offerings con
testants and the strict adherence 20
sensible rules viii put them upon a
high class plane. These races will BE-
great this year and everybody should
witness them
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MANY RACES
This WEEKS Program q TRACK Evsnta
fnciuds Several % Interest %
Local Turf Faua

NAM racing urrtinEa pro being held
throughout tho aurruurfiUF states tn.H
men are interested. Included Hfr frr
foIiowfnE
srrf-FnrId Aug 1914. HsUrfHrtainr.
AuE Is-eI. CsIiua. Aug Is.lI. owens
willie Aug 1891. $50 Vernon. Aus l'-
~. WaHhIuEtUu e. o. Aus It.-f. Irf-
fFranu Aug 1921. Forest tIrU rtI".
North Randall cleveland hlH ..-..
FrlanFer. kT. NuE IH.lI. Jackson
Mich AuE 1881. Pittsburgh. I4.
tgrand CirruIT Aug Ir.lL. kIffarIuF.
Pa. Aur 1891. TarkrrHUlrg M h4.
Aus 1891. Lebanon. Il. AUS 1871.
Benton UarnDr Mich Aug 1894 Well
iuEtou. 10 Aug Ir 90. IUnusrHEI|Ir. |uf..
Aug 1871 DHuuTIdFr IfI. Aus It.sIs
Coiuuhaa ind AUG ls.l- LsEuF lII.
Aug is-gI IcHIHf.an. 900 h.r 1854
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MOUNT UNION STAR
Forlnsr Mount Union ouartsrbaek r~rn.
pr % -, 1919, ~, Fsrry HiEh sshesi -

NNH'F. HHFn. former Mount TrIrr
college football. UInrpr nrH hT-Cffr
..arfrrfrrE .r fgi1 Viii fu ne vacanfe
.f frr NHrfIrr Very HIrh school nrafa
.HrH.f DIV ffn res Frafflr ~ Coach
. ~ N'N.N not De- =
..rftlrfr frr a faculty position 81 frn
Frrrr fnHrfufl.r fro coming raaF. rraar-
rrra ~ fNr Hrsrf ~ eIurnffnr fa.a
been r.rrufrf r1Trfsf ~ ~ srfa fNav
f. feer lr ne hirh stand
nrf .f athletic teams
IEr board wae fortunate fr ssr1rf--r
Blythe uHr comes fr the ohio ~ffv rr.H
recon r1rrfrf BE rerursf me rsurfa-
frr Ha hll-Ihl1 state quarfarha~k 81
...fNn n Na Command ~ the fnrnrnrf
rHrH Ha zee nian a power III haaref-
ra end baseball af Mount r-rfrr -
p atle fo coach ire entire ysar ~
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r. frr site ~ Mount rrnf0r ~0I-
H fr.n inruflfi1r ~ hoifa
W.I -~runr ne chair ~ rrafhsrratfrr Al
~ MARTINS Ferry hiEh achooL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
PARKERSBURG
RACES FAST
OPENING DAY TRACK EvEuTs WERH
EACITIHo AND IHTEREsTIHG.
The 2ll Pace was BiK Surprise with
Aany startsrg - was Also
the 2s25 Pace

Special Dispatch to the rufr.. Fsrsar
iAiihEtS BURG vs. va Aug Is -
S..saii.nal finlehsV marked several
DAY of the Wsst virginia fsir md Iakr
, Aii ra'.r ui rHattuck PARK
.r1.H h..e 'his Afternoon IH ths an
taken frc Uret heat Mary Il pirk bv
N"ndcrfII finish. TOOK the second heat
~ lalf nose and then came alorE and
race bed r. field ~ sistt starters ana
'i. punched rrHrt heat
De pace vent five heafs Perio-
.f.. ihe iaFurite. ticking the first two
Rear Present Queen took tFe next III.
tlird H-at Of ir.s rare TIE 1r.5s gr
present queen trirE two o. twenty o.
win About 600 people saw fhe races
ig-mnrrnW Dr. Ia-kg-sburE bay The
frat and rluu.nF race.
z.so trOt. stare 5000. ms
bHrIruHt o. h o. D. TarI -
rr.a-. i-sars- b. By No
li@ H"'3 " ''iisu,.onj q.
''trLe. Naf'H D. FL. 'Enwrr.
s..ss i"s 80 ,Jasaaar, 81, do
s.as pace. ssaso sl.ooo5. gnG
ssarsturt, .ramIrarI Sam
Tr-.1'at DO. oF hlafavar
w..s Gi.b-r, n bg Gsarr.
chrstabis :. 90. ly Mckee
TIE h.fa--a.f Do. - .IIrtra-. = s 81
aai yss.. s,aso - 600. in
ef 'H,, sil d
waHs.. N-E1r.-
Peter erIr.- t. silent
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WILD THROW TO HONE
PLATE LOST ron BRAVES

CfNCINNhTi AUG Is--Affrr max
INK wonderful ous-harded Hfnu or
MUruua Fr0undrr iu the tEird inning.
smith threw Wild Co the home plate.
allowing fHU rune fU score. which waH
enough Tor Cincinnati fO win from IluH-
CON to-day. Score r. d. p.
IioHfHu ....... Dn0OoI OIL
Cincinnati .... BOA a u % u NJ e. ~
crufHHer strand End FuwuN. Doug ass
and CLARK. lmuirss HiEler and Hart