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Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

The Kings Own Scottish Borderers"
threaten to divide the llmelight with Mrs. Pank-
bursts militants.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

To conduct great matters and never COM
init fault Is above the force OF human nature -
said Plutarch And those OF us trying to con-
duct lesser matters may console ourselves with
the same realization.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

1t does not need formal declaration to
make war exist We took Vera Cruz by force
of arms without declaring war, and then medi-
ated afterwards.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

The Chinese OF Los Angeles say Yuan shi Kal
must CO." Look out for another yellow
peril"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

Note that Nine. Caillaux only wept as the
murder charge was read to her. but tainted at
the love letters.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28
Notification wanted.

Note: II the IL. r, smith who asks
several questions OF us will identify him
SELF his curiosity may be satisfied.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

In Kindness to our Omaha ball team, wo
shall aseribe that walloplng at Denver to diEzl-
ness from the thin air, nothing else
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

The price OF diamonds is gotng up In the
same mail we learn that the marriage bdsiness
is on the toboggan in Wisconsin
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

Three inches Of rain at Lincoln! Well. re-
member what the good book says about the rain
falling on the Just as we'll as the unjust; Omaha
10 sure to get its share yet
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

Great Britain is in the throes OF a war
scare" says the esteemed st. Louis Globe
Democrat. which always puts thing In its most
conservative form.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

Perhaps, since the weather Is hot anyway,
NO special efforts need be wasted on the selec-
tion OF delegates for that Mexican peace meet
at saltllo"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

Uncle Sans census doctor gives Chicago
a3ss.000 population, and they all seem to want
70 walk down State street at once
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

Subscribers leaving me city temporarily
should have The Bee mailed TO them. Ad-
dress will be changed as often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

That adage about BLOW your own horn lest
no one blow IL for you must have been built
expressly for the typical vote-seeking candidate.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

The Chinese-puzEle water bill is designed to
deceive. Present-day honest store methods re-
auire marking all goods in plain figures.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

The Nebraska farmer has the crops, and the
crops will procure the money to move them
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

The city Of Omaha has taken s1e5 so far
this year from fortune tollers for giving them
protecting license to bunco the public Fine
exhibit
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

Twenty years since Nebraska's dread and
devastating hot winds, now but faint memory,
and we hope never TO -recur. ~. .t.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28
Hut It's Greent'
Boston Transcript.

ANaAAoSNAb1
The cable announces that SIR Thomas
challenger Ii painted = pea green. but
isn't this . misprint for tea greenf
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

A peace policy would be the best kind of I'M
surance policy for Europe at present.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

Prince Charley" will now please consider
himself duly reprimanded by Brother Harvey"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

The brilliant success OF the Bohemian turn
fest should inspire to further efforts.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-28

Here is your hat Old July! What's your
hurry?
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02
T MARRIAGE.

(~EIttsburgh Post-)
Tell me. Vanessa, does your mu.
sic help to make your home happy?''
Not much. A sonata is Of little
interest to a mar when he wants a
boiled dinner"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02

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at home in this role. She is n versa
tic actress and. presente a character
which is Mt once. strong, convincing
and delightful.
Erwin c.. Shoemaker in the. part Of
Petruchio will be especially interest
ing. His intensive study of this I'M
usual figure has given him an undcr-
standing OF the vagaries of the char
acter which will be surprising.
n company is one of the most
luSuriouslN costumed companies play
ing Shakespeare on tho lyceum stage,
They carry their own stage settings
and properties.
a rich evening of rollick.ng laugh
ter may he anticipated by all the low
ers Of drama.
THE Tanning Of the Shrew" is the
third number of the lyceum course
presented by the machine gun COM
pany of the n. u. n. c., at the audi
forum, or Friday. december 4. The
performance begins promptly at 8
o'clock,
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02
name Kinks FOR
BIG ROCK PLAY
Curling Club Directors make
Selection of Players to
Compete Today.

The drawing Of Kinks for the com.
petition for the curling rocks donat-
ed by Winnipeg curling enthusiasts
took place at noon today. the skips
being in charge. h names were
drawn from a hat, and the play will
start Immediately after the opening
bonspiel, when play will De made for
the president n vice presidents
prizes.
In the president and vice presidents
events, the skips organize their own
Kinks, Independent OF the action tax
Ell at moo today for the competition
Tor the curling rocks.
The play for the rocks will he OPP
II as loon as possible. Should the
weather conditions continue as they
are at present, 1t will only be a mat
ter of Il day or two before the ice
will be in condition for play.
Following are II teams as organ
fzed for the rock play:
j. c. Sheppard. skip; J.. Fl. Ruettcll.
NJ. G. Olson and w. r. Fuller.
DIR. &. NJ Williamson. skip; w. e..
Wilson, f. f. Feetham, w r. Wander
hoef.
F. D. Cameron. skip: NJ. G. Bachel-
Ter, D. S. Blair, r. f. Brockhoff.
f. Hirschburger. skip: DIR. r. y
Campbell, n. D. Black. o. G.. Libby.
Gordon Grey, skip: e. G.. CioWran
H.. Paul and r. H. Green.
DR.. F. F. Fletcher. skip: NJ. Z
Stricken, G. e. Finch and NJ. F.. Muir.
ply.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02
PLAYERS NEXT feature
They Are tho Attraction This Week
%. =. ..,...ic ulN Com
pHny Course.

Isn't that shrew tanned vet ?" and
was ii Shakespeare who started it?"
We're questions asked the members OF
the local committee during this years
%lycenni campaign.
Their is no comedy on the pages
of the worlds great literature which
has enjoyed the popularity which has
been accorded The Tanning of the
Shrew.' The present staging of the
play by the Arden Dramatic
If Shakespearean players can scarce
" he called 2 reviva Of the world
famous comedy for it has never been
quite absent from the stage since it's
first appearance.
The story of the play is a human
one. and the playwright found his
material for 1t quite al much in the
characters about him az in the old
Italian comedy upon which it is
based. Indeed. some critics have said
that it is a humorous account Of
Sh~akespeare's own domestic infelici-
ties. But he this as 1t may it is GER
tain that the drama is true to life and
is so Astounding in rich humor that
every man and woman should each
year be refreshed by it's rare good
fun.
The Ardens are all players of ex-
p%erience in Shakespea rean roles. They
are specially chosen for This particu-
lar cast.
Miss Mary Tomlinson, who will play
the part of Katherine, the shrew. is
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02

Scott Rex, skip: IT. G.. Griffith. An.
drew veitch and Colin Mcpherson.
G.. E. -Garvin. skip; J. w. Phinn. L.
s. Peterson and ]. ID. Bacon.
Chas. j. Murphy. skip: j. w. Haw-
kins. s. A. ~Saunderson and +. j. Kav-
anaugh.
Il. Lovejoy. skip: Paul C;irard, Fl
ID. Paulson and Il. j.. Lander.
Robt. Hughes and DIR. S. H. Irwin.
Thos. Porte. skip: Fl. r. Finch. w.
j. Mayer and G. S. Dow.
n. r. Black. skip: Eddie johnson,
F. i. Mcmillan and D. w. Mckenzie,
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-02
GETS FINE ROAST

and iewelry was the object of a burg
lar or pair Of burglars who raided
four residences in Paramount, until
they came to the home Of John Lea
hart. where a nice. Juicy beef roast,
all prepared, met with the fancy of
the invaders. They feasted themselves
In gorgeous manner, making no at.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-13
GOLF SEASON
Opened Yesterday at Fsirmont Country
Club With Thirty Players Taking
Part In tho Play.
80 DIspateh 10 the InteIllecncer.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligencer.
FAIKMONT. W. Va. May 1.-THE
golf season Of 1914 In FairmonL wa
ushcrcd In At the fairmouL COuutry
club yesterday. when 80 players took
part In the syndicate tournament on
the beautiful local links. The event was
"a postponed one. bad weather having m
terfcrred with the original date Of a cou-
Die OF weeks ago. out OF town players
were present and ~ was one Of the de-
hghtful occasions a. the club Of the
spring.
Walter u. Stocklcy. the well known
local expert was the winner yesterday.
Among the visiting players yesterday
were. Mcssrs. J. ~. Hart. J. II. Davis A..
T.. HOrncr. l.. =. Homer. W. A. Vance T.
g. Vance and Mr. Hugili. Of Clarksburc.
MIR. Stockley COPIED out first houorB
with two syndicatcs. The runer-up per-
son was tied between Mr. :. r. Hart. o.
Clarks burg. Mr.. r.. l.. NiutOn and Mr..
Geo. 7. watson. OF Fairmout. the latter
winning out on the toss up. Mr.. Stock .
lcy's score OF So. for the course. T. CON
sidcrcd very good.
Tuesday was the first OF n series OF
tournaments 60 be held throughout the
summer. The number Of entries and the
enthusiasm displayed In the premier
events promised well 70 rthe future The
next will be held about the first Of June.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-13
OFFICIALS ARE NAMED FOR
MEMORIAL DAY ROAD RACE

the purpose OF looking after anyone
who may be so unfortunate as TO
spill and receive injuries while in
the race.
With the exception OF several offi-
GERS who are yet to be named, all
plans for the biggest race ever pulled
on IN this vicinity are complete and
the members feel that the event will
be success in every respect.
Applications for entrance to the
race are being received by the chair
man OF the committee from all the
surrounding towns. and be Is OF the
opinion that by the time OF closing
entries 30 riders will have been en-
tered. The entrance blanks are now
In the hands OF the committee and
are being mailed 10 Cleveland, Zanes-
Vile, Columbus. Washington, Pitts
burgh. Canton. Steubenville and many
other surrounding towns from where
requests have been received
Closely following the race the mem
bers are planning 20 hold a moonlight
excursion and celebration in honor OF
the event. II is also the intention or
the members TO take a run over the
entire course next Sunday and decide
on places for the checkers. timers and
danger signs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-13
WESLEYAN WINS
FROM CATHOLICS
FAST UNIVERSITY TEAM OF WASH
INGTOE SUFFERS TERRIBLE
DEFEAT
Morrison and CornWeu rwfried for
West virgtnians-Ftnai Score
Was 90 6.

special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. n G. Nav I2--hc
Wesleyan baseball team won the first
game OF Its eastern trip here to-day IN
decisive fashion after an uphill nght
from Catholic university a team that A.,
generally credited with being one OF the
best In the east. having victories over
princeton, the Navy and other strong
teams TO Its credit Morrison started
the game FOR Wesleyan but was un-
steady and was taken out at the start
OF the fourth and Cornwell substituted.
Cornwen pitched in excellent form and
Was never In trouble.
At the beginning OF the eighth Cath
olc was leading with the score So but
IN this frame a single by Lambert a
triple by Singleton and an inneld out
Melted two runs and again IN the ninth
doubles by Daniels and Cornwsll. "a sin
gle by Lambert and another infieId oiIt
put three runs over the rubber and the
game on ice. Wesleyan played we'll !n
The neld and hlt opportunelv The acorr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-13
ARRANGED GAMES
Bellaire Athletics Have Arranged ,
Number OF Games with Several
RAst Profeaaioral Tenma

Manager kennedy. Of the Bellaire Ath.
letics. announced yesterday that the fas,
semi-professional team from GAINESVILLE
would play the Athletics. May 30. This
team Is an exceptionally strong ono
having won - games and lost but six
games. last season.
play the Brooklyn ~. " All stars
This f. the colored base ball aggregation
formerly known as the Cuban Giants
This b. the fastest organization Of color
cd base ball players In the world
The East Liverpool team will open the
esason al Bellaire. Sunday. This team
Is composed Of "a number OF players who
have been drafted BY the leagues and Is
one 81 the fastest IN this vicinity. Tho
lineup OF the Bellaire team will be an
nounced the latter part OF the week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-13
ATHLETES TRAINING
Local High School students Holding
Daily workouts for Soholaa-
tic Meet Saturday.

AlthouEh rain intsrferred with high
school base bali yesterday Ia aid mot
euect track work ~ most OF the teams
Whlth VIII De seen iu action on the ISL
and park saturday. hold their practice
tu The morning. While there are ONLY
eleven schools entered Iu the meet. each
- these viii have men lu AN events.
other schools which will be reuraarrfrd.
are 90 the erect that track b. the ali ar
sorbirg subject 40 this time ana that
constant strenuous work g. the continual
ing.
To show that this sport ia gaining In
popularity. last year there wore rir
teams entered in the meet AZ barnes
VIE. This year. there will be- eleven.
GAINESVILLE ls the team which the
local sclnlnstIgs must watch. aa thew
With total Of fhirtv.fwo points TheI~
nearest competitor could only collect
seventeen.
wheeling Entrants
Ifo events and the wheeling lads
Wh1 VII DO entered in each are a. f8i-
900 yard dssh-Hae-. Hamilton. Jarvis
Running broad jump Matthews. Dis-
cher. Marsh
Hammer Throw och. wagner vs-.r
900 yard dash-Mattnews Atkinson.
u.-.le Throw March. pisrrsr VA,
$50 bum Trlrhf Atkinson rfHr.f
|H'r vault Marsh. EaV. gnafra
rHIiHHrr.
Cunning hirb Matthew. ras-
Atkinson.
SHOT rut-piscrer. Nav och.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-13
TERRY VS.. BROCK
View Brighton Boxer Holds His Own
Against Cleveland LightUeiRht-
Wellsburg BOY a Sensation


STU BENVGLLE. ohio. MAY IL
Battling Terry 81 New Brighton. "a
and Phil Brock Of Cleveland ohio
Fought ten rounds TO n draw here TO
night The bout was one Of the hest
ever witnessed here. Brock started IN
strong but toward the latter part or the
bout Terry displayed exceptional form
and landed rights and lefts 20 great ad-
vantage. Brock was better az in-nght-
ing while Terry eNcelled az long range.
During the ten rounds Terry droruer
Brock once but was dropped by Brock
twice Roth men showed signs Of nard
hEhtiug but az the end OF the bout v.ers
apparently unhurt Terry was especially
strong then.
The semi-fnal was an eiehf--ound
bout between Herne Hahn 81 Weusburr
and hid Jones uf Cleveland This was
one n the fastest bouts ~ its kind ever
witnessed lF local tight fans rTahn
was "a wonder. ever ready 90 deliver and
quick with foot work Hc was the SEN
s1tion ~ the fight. and fans predict
That 10 OH conner ffe won the fruf
easily carrying m the h0uors in each
~ the eight rounds
Joe Guido and IHIn Ferguson Of this
city we're scheduled FOR the preliminary
and they made good. Guido Put the K
3D. Sign on Ferguson in tho second
round.
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ALL-C0LLEGIANS
or Benwood VIII Clash with the rria-
dolphin District High school
Base bail Team Saturday.

The TriadelphLa base ball team viii
meet the strong EenwoOd AlI-Couegians
on the Triadelphla grounds. Saturday
htlefunoh. 80 Tar this season. BeuWupd
has been playing fast bail only losing
one game. and that was 20 the fast
West Liberty team hy very close
score. All the Triadslphia players are
iu tho very best Of condition. anf sx-
prrt % Hli the scalp OF their rivals.
costello. star tWlrisr for the TrlaUef-
Ihia high school. who has been making
an high school teams bite the dust
when they come 90 bat will BE- on the
hfiuE ure Tor the home team and
should prove winner n tho weather
D. 5000. There viii bs large number
or fans torn OUT TO watch The opening
game The following playe viii be
ready To- take part iu the game. Green.
Hunter. Porter. Wagner. busch. WICK
nam. smith. Costello. Bennett. Rust
Neis and Manager Mccoy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-13
WHEELING MOTORCYCLE CLUB
HOLDS IMPORTANT
MEETING.
intelligence Race Promises to BE the
Greatest Event OF Kind Ever
Staged In This Vicinity.

Details for the Wheeling Motorcycle
Club race that will be given under the
auspices OF The Intelligencer on Deco
ration Day are fast being completed.
AZ a meeting OF the members of the
club. held last evening, several mat
tiers OF importance were taken up and
decided. Among other things that
came up for discussion at the meeting
was the matter of selecting timers.
checkers and starters. The only regu.
lar business taken up was the matter
OF taking in two members. they being
Robert Munnell and Louis J. Bleifus.
The committee in charge OF the race
has named the following officers TO Of
hciate at the big event. Referee. Paul
Pashby; timers, Wilson Grub. Will
lam Bruhn, III. G.. Freidrichs, Wesley
House and Landen Bier: starter.
Meyers, Harry Wheat, Samuel Gran
stein, y. c. Elig. Frank Lopreste and
II. w. Douglass. other officers. includ-
Ing at least 40 checkers and Is flag.
men Tor the dangerous places, includ-
ing crossroads and curves. will be
selected within the next few days
The club has had number OF dan
ger signs printed for use on the bad
curves. These signs are printed with
yellow on red background. and are
about 3l5 feet long by IA inches wide.
These will be placed where they will
De OF the most benefit TO the riders.
Keep Road Clear.
IL Is the Intention of the committee
10 request the Ohio Valley Automobile
Association TO help keep the road clear
from 70 4 o'clock during the after.
noon. This will be i'm the form OF a
request that the association notify the
members OF the club 20 help in lessen
ing the danger 90 both automobiIists
and riders in the big race.
The committee in charge Of affairs
mas also made plans TO have a doc
tor follow the riders in n MACHINE for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-13
FERRIANS PLAY
BELLAIRE TODAY

This afternoon on the mill field At
Martins Ferry. the High school team ~
that place Will cross bats with the High
school team representing Bellairc and
one OF the best games OF the season s.
expected. Zach team has a good record
80 FAR this season. The last time that
the two teams met the Ferry boys were
the winners by n close score
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BRIDGEPORT HIGH
TO MEET WHEELING

This afternoon on the Bridge park on
me Island. the bridgeport High school
nail team viii cross bats with the
~ neelhg hlgh team and "a good game H.
expected. as the teams are evenly
matched. The bridgeport team made "a
bad start. but lately have won = number
or games. Both teams Will present their
crowd will be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-13
C0VALESKIE DOES
GIANTS UP AGAIN

eskle. known since isOs as the Giant
Killer" for his series Of SUCCESS over
the New York Nationals in that year
revisited the Polo grounds In a Detroit
uniform today and shut out the New
York Americans 20 O. Covaleskie
yielded only four hits and only one New
lorkor reAched thlrd hAae. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-13
SECOND GAME
Idnsiy ana Tradelphia District High
school Bas- Ban Teams 20 Play
Again This Afternoon.

TriadrIphi1 district Tulh erhnoI WIN
cross bats with finHir Institute Tor tho
hall nart NJ o. u. to-day Tfrarv tn.
nor conceded 'h1f Trird.fuDIa'a aurarIHr-
ifF wna proved hv the victory obtained
~ I.W Grove 0nrIt ln fHr season and BE-
N"ffINl ut victory. IIrHINHrIHrffr Ur
LnF viii pitch Cor Llusfy and costello
for Triadclphla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-13
JOHNSON HIT HARD BUT
SENATORS NOSE OUT WELL

WASHINGTON. May i2-washinr-
ton won the first game OF the series
with chicago to-day. 3 90 hy ninth
inning rally. johnson was M rather
freely IN the early inning but frightened
up toward the close Milan hit n home
four times AZ bat Score.
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First base on haIls-Om Morrison Z.
OF Cornweu or Trayer .. Tits-On
morrison IN innings: or Cornweu Q
IN innings struck out-By Morrison
I. by tornweu Q; by Trayer = Three
hase hlts-' cartwright. Donnelly. Single
ton. Two-hase hits Daniels C,orreit
Derby. Sacrifice hit-Lambert StoIes
nases-NeaL singleton. Double play
hite unassisted Passed balls-Lam-
bert Umpire Handiboe
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PHILADELPHIA. May is.-Cievsisna
knocked Bush off the rubber IN ths nfth
inning and also hit PennocEs delivery
hard and Won to-dsys Esns here by u.
20 g Murphy. Who made two Singles
and a triple was the only home player
who could solve Mitehelrs deiivsry. The
score.
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Two base hits: Turner. jackson. Three
base hit: Murphy. Sacrifice hits Olson
Sacrifice fly: Collins. Base on balls. or
Mitchell. g; off Bush 2. OFF pcnnock .
struck out. by Mitchell 8. by Bucn. 8.
By Pennock. Z. Umpires Hldebarnd and
OiLoughlin
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Two base hit-Yerkes stolen base
Hooper. Base on balls-Om TAYLOR Z
Struck out-Foster 5. Haumgardner 4
Jmpires-Evans and EFan
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AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PR0. NOTES

The fast Bowler base ball team. Of
bridgeport viii crofs bate with tuo
Twin city team. on the TiItong-iIie
grounds saturday afternoon. and each
team viii present a strong lineup. Th,
Epwlers have only played two game so
Iar THIS season. but have won both Cuu-
tests.
sunday afternoon on the mill field "a
Martins Ferry. the fast Moose ball team
OF iii4 city. VIII cross bats with tls
Martins tDrry Athlete Club and one ut
the beet PLAYED games Of the season is
expected. The Martins Ferry team has
not Lost a game no FAR this season.
The ". a. c.. Of Martins Ferry. viii
cross h. with the j. a O.. 81 bridge
port. on The mill field. IN the former
city Saturday Afternoon and a GOOD
game Oh expected The game will b.
called az $3.50 o'clock
The Island Athlete Club team. Of this
gIiF. VIII meet the Marietta semi-pr..-
MnaI D. tNpf.tou fn IruNc "a very rDuI
game Marietta ir said to have a strong
aggregation and if Ia expected that ff.y
MII ruf 90 strong contest against tr.
local team in order 90 win.
The 4. D. C.. n MoundsvnIe. challenge
any lh year ola team for "a game of B4ar
D accepted .aIl 1907 NourdsgiUe ru
The National telephone and ask Tor lin.
The . CO. o. thie city, challenge any
t01w between ~ HuI Ir years ~ arr fr-
n gam. 'f base ball fH Do. played rr any
grounds If challenge Ia accepted cni1
lt-s-W nn fhr non phone.
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10 INNINGS
PIRATES AND BRAvrs ~AoE BAz
TIE uHTIL pAEKxrss sroPs
THEM
score was risd ! - / win Tas.. ma.
Being H2ds BY the oFPosaEs
Pitchsrs

FiTTsbt HGH PA NAY I--r.tts-
b1rsh and Boston sent Zen inning ta
T.. - th-s Afternoon. lurIr, hlsm
0ettlhs tnf same uu account ur IaraHsas
~ ne snd 20 che tenth furIn- I.4-
4nlfh and cooper Pitched excel. .-.Ie InfI
80 eaeh pitcher scored Dis teams only
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BHowrs UNABLE TO
REACH SECOND BASE

BOSTON. May i2-Boston shut out
-. Louis 20 IN the opening game
OF the series to-day. Foster held the
Visitors TO three scattered hits. No ST
Louis player got beyond second base
during tho game. Score:
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