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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-08
PractIslna for the Eutur.

The colonel says he subsisted ON
monkeys in Brazil. And he win have
to repeat the performance in this
country il be keeps himself alive DO.
liticaily Kansas City Journal.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-08

st. Louis. July q Crazed BY the
heat, polar bear in the zoo attacked
and severely Injured its keeper here
TT, Injured man, Henry P. Zimmer-
m ~. IS at home with one foot mangled
ant " other cut
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-08
U. S. TO BUILD II wARsnlps
President Signs Bill Authorizing Con-
struction of Vessels.

Washington, July 2 President VIII
sons signature TO the naval appro-
priation bill authorized the construc.
ton OF two superdreadnaughts and IA
auxiliary war vessels and the building
of third huge battleship with pro-
ceeds from the sale of the Idaho and
Mississippi,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-08
Count sakuma Is mortaliy Wounded.

SouHt oaSuH1~ - "OftSug "o0Hueo.
Taihoku. Formosa July 2.-Lieut
Gen Count Sakuma. Japanese gov
ernor general of Formosa. has been
mortally wounded in battle with the
head hunters He was shot with
poisoned arrow
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-08

President Cleveland did 1t with the
tariff. and President Wilson has done
i with our foreign affairs. Both good
and welEmeaning men. but both Demo
Gratis. Each Democratic administration
at washington appears TO have a fatal
glit for setting up IT'S own particular
milestone BY which 70 be remembered.
Fortunately fer the country, these
rnilestenes are not very near toEeth-
er. Hartford Courant. aal ta5z
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-08

Miss Laura StalIo, whose marriage
to Prince Francesca Rosplslioso Pal
laVincinf Of one of the Oldest families
In Italy has been set for June 80, is
a daughter Of Edmund X. Stailo Of
New York and granddaughter Of the
late Alexander Mcdonald. Cincinnati
millionaire.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-08

There is this about the Wilson tar
in-Whst good did It do Americans7
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-12-05
La fuga 6egIi duStfidCi

VENEZIA, 80. = La ''Gazzetta
di Venezia, pubblica una lunga in
te~vista ayuta con un italiano che e
riuscito a disertare dali resercito au-
striaco dopo avere combattuto in Ga
lizia che dettagliatamente deserve
10 state di desolaziOne miseria in
cui versano lie popolazioni dell'impero,
sopratutto quelle del territori deva-
stati dalla guerra.
Lunghe colonne di fanciulli, donne
e vecchi, = gil adult sono caduti
combattendo combattono in attesa
della morte liberatrice = 81 ritirano
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-12-05
lie diSerziODi mel TPeniirO

VERONA, 20. = Continuano II RI
parare in questa citta' trentini che
hanno disertato dali esercito austriaco.
Essi narrano lie angherie a cui ven
gono sottoposti nostri connazionali
per opera dele autorita' austriache.
LIE fast della guerra sfavorevoli al
fAustria hannO cOstretto 10 State
Maggiore a togliere truppe dial Tren-
tino per dislocarle dove p;u grave e
il pericolo.
Parecchi clttadini di Trento sonC
stati internati nellie fortezze di San
Poelten, unicamente per essere sospet-
tati simpatizzanti dell'Italia.
Pare che fra breve saranno iniziati
lavori per Ia costruzione di un'offi
Gina di un "hangar,, per un dirigi-
bile ''Zeppelin,,.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-12-05
L'AuStria teme PintefVentO
aPmatO DELI Italia

UDINE, 20. = Da un gruppo di
triestini qui riparati che, di ritorno, o
feriti malati dai campi insangui
natl di GaliZia, non appena ristabiliti
in salute, son riusciti a valicare la
frontiera cercando rifugio ira fra
tell del Regno, 81 apprende che lie
autorita' ustro-ungariche sono preOc-
cupatissime, e lo7dimostrano, per la
minaccia, da esse ormai ritenuta inc
vitabile, dell'intervento armato del
PItalia nella confagrazione fanco
dell'Intesa.
Gil austriaci, inoltre, ritengono che
il primo passo delIItalia consistera'
nell'invasione del Trentino, della Co
rizia dell'Istria, operando per mare
sopra Trieste, probabilmente di con-
serya cola fotta anglo -francese.
Onde gil austriaci hanno ripreso
con rinnovato fervore lavon di for
tifcazioni provvisorie reticolati per
chiudere pochi passi interni che eran
rimasti aperti, assai pochi in vero:
per stabilize move batterie costiere
lungo lutte lie coste dalmate dove 81
puo' considerare effettuabile un quail
siasi sbarco.
A Trieste sono stati richiamati
tutti fino al AZ ami furono mandate
parte in Serbia, parte in Galizia.
lie manovre di sottomarini, tanto
mel golfo di Trieste, quanto negli ap-
prodi dalmati, 81 susseguono quoti-
dianamente.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-12-05
Ire SOVrani al frOlte di battaqlia

LONDRA, 1. = Che sieno immi-
nenti vicende di altissima Importance
e che la guerra sia per entrare nella
sua Ease decisiva e. dimostrato dial
fatto che sovrani di ire nazioni, Re
Giorgio, il Kaiser 10 Gar 81 mette-
ranno capo dele loro truppe seen
deranno in campo.
Re Giorgio trovasi gia' collie mi
lizie inglesi mel nord della Francia; il
Kaiser e in viaggio IN automobile da
Insterburg, Prussia orientale, diretto
al fronte dele sue truppe; 10 Gar e.
partito da Pietrogrado oggi, per il
teatro della guerra.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-12-05
1900 auStridCi pPlglOnierl
del Sefbi

ROMA, l. = Tn dispaccio ola
Nish ALA Havas Agency dice che un
violento attacco degli austriaci con-
tro il fronte serbo, che 81 estende da
Laarevatz a Malen, lungo il fume
Lid, e. state respinto.
Sui campo di battaglia sono rimasti
piu' di 600 austriaci ira morti e fe-
riti.
LIE posizioni occupate dagli au
striaci erano sulla sponda destra del
Lid.
I serbi hanno catturato 20 ufficiali
austriaci 1900 del loro soldati.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-12-05
Le pefdite dustridChe
mel COnfIlttO con la Serbia

PARIGI, 30 Secondo document
segretamente forniti al Ministero del
la guerra, lie perd1te subtle dagli au-
striaci, nella campagna in Serbia,
fino al l. novembre, sarebbero lie Sc
guenti:
791 ufficiali 37647 uomini uccisi-
2119 ufficiai 97736 uomini feriti
11S ufficiali 170S7 uomini dispersi.
Dal /. novembre in poi, gil au-
striaci avrebbero perduto altri $4,000
uomini.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-12-05
II tePfOre
deIle autOFita' auStriaChe

VENEZIA, 80. - La "Gazzetta
Ii Venezia, pubblica interessanti par
ticolari circa lie preoccupazioni che
lie autorita' nutrono per un possible
intervento dell Italia.
A Vienna 81 teme un colpo di mano
sopra Trieste.
LIE autorita' imperiali di Trieste,
hanno gia' ricevuto ordini di tenersi
pronte ad abbandonare la citta'.
Trieste e. tenuta ah'oscuro di lutte
lie fasi della guerra.
Essa non vede che Iunghe carovane
di feriti ritornanti dai campi della
guerra non assiste che ALA partenza
degi ultimi richiamati, uomini anche
di 45 anni
Sono stati reclutati perfino quelli
che nellie precedent leve erano stati
dichiarati inabili, in una proporzione
del cinquanta per cento.
Mancano inoltre viveri, manca
perfino il pane, 81 avverte mancanza
assoluta di danaro.
L'ultima chiamata allie armi COM
prende tut4i cittadini dai diciassette
al quarantacinque ami.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-12-05
2. Cannonieri belgi nellie Fiandre
3. Soldati germanesi al campo

Canale dell User vicino Dixmude,
e pare cerchino di rinforzare la loro
inea secondaria per difendersi contro
I offensiva che prenderanno certa-
mente gil alleati.
Durante questi ultimi due giorni i
francesi e gil lnglesi ST sono avanzati
mel Belgio quasi lolo piacere, per-
che il fuoco dell'artiglieria nemica
non solo era immensamente diminuito
ma non era di alcuna efficacia.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-12-05
| tedeSChi SuIIa dlfenSiVa
mel BelqtO

PARIGI, 80. Il tedeschi impress
sionati dale perdite enormi subtle in
tutti i loro attacchi formidable per oc-
cupare Calais e sopraffatti dale armi
russo in Polonia, 81 sono fnalmente
decisi a prendere Ia difensiva mel
Belgio.
l loro attacchi contro gil alleati
sono cessati, ed essi stanno ora alb
bandonando lc posizioni Ioro lungo il
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-12-05

telegrafici sulla cattedrale su altri
edifici storici, attirando su di essi il
fuoco del russi,
Fuggiaschi provenienti dalla Ga
lizia dichiarano che gil abitanti di
tutta la regione evacuata dagli au-
striaci sono minacciati di morire di
fame.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-12-05
II Moore Hotel VendutO

Lunedi' scorso c. II. Moore, pro-
prietario del Moore Hotel sito yicino
ALA stazione della Pennsylvania, ha
venduto il suddetto Hotel al signor
c. NJ. Workman per la somma di
$50, 900.
Su questa compera 81 parla motto,
essendo il Moore Hotel senza la Ii
cenza per vendere birra, tolta dal
Giudice S. j. Telford, per aver il
Moore violate la legge.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-12-05
l. Soldati germanesi in via per il fronte

truppe montenegrine, nella campagna
contro rAustria, hanno conseguito
una importante vittoria.
Entrando in particular, il dispaccio
comunica che, nellie vicinanze di vi
shegrad, nella Bosnia, otto batta-
glioni austriaci sono stati respinti e
disfatti dai montenegrini,i quail han
no preso al nemico motif prigionieri
ed una grande quantita di munizioni
e provvigioni.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-12-05
DfeadDOught TuSSd
dffOnddtd dd una NINA tedeSCa

LGNDRA, 27. = Un dispaccio da
Pietrogrado annunzia che la dread
nought russa "Fliba,, ha urtato in
una ming tedesca mel Golfo di Fin
landia ed e. stata disHutta.
II numero dele vittime e di 45O
-circa.
IL dispaccio>non da alcun partico-
lare dell'afondamento di questa nave
da guerra ch'era una dele migliori
della marina delIo Gar.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-12-05
Nell' intereSSe del nOStri 1ettori
ed abbOnati

Per uno speciale accordo preso fra
administrations del nostro giornale
e le varie Ditte che inseriscono "a ssre-
clame,, sui ''Patriota,, tutti i nostri
lettori che vanno far spesa nei Ma
gazzini d d'Indiana, riceveranno note
voli ribassi saranno ben trattati. Do
vranno pero' mostrare nominare il
'sPatriota
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-12-05
Grave ScOnfltta auStridCa

ROMA, 1. = L avanzata russa re-
spinge tuttora con violenza gil au-
striaci verso Cracovia.
Informazioni trasmesse qui da fonte
dogma di fede asseriscono che gil
austriaci evacuano, una dopo raltra
lie loro posizioni subendo perdite e.
normi.
81 afferma che Ia linea di ritirata
degli austriaci e COST ammucchiata
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-12-05
DaIla Libia
NOStra CdrOVdla
pFeSd a fuCildte ViCinO a MaDiCk
7 mOrti c 10 feriti fra | nCSrj

TRIPOLI, /. - Notizie di una
certa gravita', non per Sc stesse, ma
per la rivelazione dello state d'animo
di queste Colonie, vengono ola Manik,
lvi un numero imprecisato di ribelli,
attaccarono una nostra carovana, di-
retta Naluch.
La guarnigione usci' in difesa della
suddetta carovana, dopo un wis
simo scamblo di fucilate, iribelli fug-
girono verso Cefara.
lie nostre truppe ebbero sette morti
dieci feriti.
In seguito al ripetersi di tall atti
di ribellione da parte di tribu' moi
soggette, e state proclamato 10 state
di assedio nellie zone del Gebel di
Jefussa.
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VittOfia mOntenegfina

PARIGI, 80. - Un dispaccio al
r"Havas Agency. dial suo corrispon-
dente di Cettigne. informa che lie
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1914-12-05
Bdttdglla HdVale In vista
nellie aCque del Sud-AmefiCa

MONTEVIDEO, 80. = LIE voci
recent, secondo lie quail Ia hotta te-
desca del Pacifco 81 trovava mel sud
atlantico' sono confermate oggi.
81 dice pure che una poderosa iotta
inglese sia anche nell Atlantico, in
cerca dele ravi nemiche.
Una battaglia fra lie due fotte e
attesa da un momento alFaltro.
e stata sospesa la partenza da
questo porto di alcune navi mercan-
till inglesi, mentre alcune navi tede-
sche cariche di provvigioni sono par
tite, evidentemente per rifornire le
navi da guerra in alto mare.
81 crede che lie navi tedesche siano
a poca distanza dalle bocche del
Plata
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contagi serpeggiano tanto nellie file de
Pesercito, quanto fra la popolazione,
mietendo lie vite a centinaia cent?
naia, quotidianamente
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lie paure dell Austria per un possible
intervent0 arrnat0 de||'Ita|ia
montenegrni uttorosf gil Austriad sconft, fuggono

nella Galizia, tut
ia invasa dai rus
81 che continuano
ad avanzare come
marea Irresistible
le trayolgente
cercando un rifu-
gio ed un soccor-
so verso l'interno:
e poi, nelPinter-
no, non trovano
che altra miseria,
altri travagli, al
ira carestia.
Di piu i NOR
bi infettiyi ed i
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di cadaveri di sol
dati che i russi
non hanno tempo
di seppellirli.
ii freddo e CO.
81 intense che j
cadaveri gelano
dopo breve tempo
Al supreme coz
mando di Craco-
via trovansi ufli-
ciali tedeschi,
Essl stannopiaz-
zando mitraglla-
trici, cannoni ed
apparecchi radio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21
FIRST GUNS IN
BASEBALL. WAR
CHARLES wEEGHr1hN PILES Prrr-
TIoE WITH rSDLRAL COURT
And April Has Rcer Set fer Nearing
OF Injunction SIT Against WIN. }.
hilnfer. Who Be-,umped.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March 20-
The first legal shot OF she base ball war
OF 1914 was fired here to-day by tho
Federal League Ia filirg petition with
the United States district court Tor the
Western district of Michigan asking for
an injunction 20 restrain william J. XII
liier, Jr.. formerly catcher Of the Phtla-
delphia Nationals. from playing base hai
erals.
because OF the absence OF United
states judge Sessions from the city. a
was Impossible 90 secure temporary
RESTRAINING order a. originally planned.
April wen fixed as the date for the
hearing on tie question of "a temporary
Injunction.
killfer signed three-year contract
with the Chicago federals. but af,cr-
wards was persuaded that the reserve
clause in his old contract with the Phil
adelphia club held htfn legally 10 PbiIn-
delphia. and he Joined hts former team.
The suit involves the legality OF tho re-
serve clause long regarded as one Of
the bulWarhs Of organized base bail.
The suit was brought In the western
Michigan district bccuus. kiuifer IS a
resident or Paw Paw. Mich
Weeghman Brings Suit.
-. me complaint. which was 9igncd by
Charles Weeghman. president OF the
Chicago Federal League buse ball club
told OF the signing Of the contract by
killifer. who agreed 10 play for tbra,
years for the Chicago Fcderals for
total OF $1,000. or $5.S33.33 10 "a year.
The contract. a COPY OF which was at
tached TO the petition for en- enjoining
order expressly stipulated. tho court
was Informed. thrt killifer agreed TO
devote his entire time and attention To-
the service OF the Chicago Federais
The coutr was Informed that $500 was
advanced 20 kiliifer on account. and vas
accepted by him. and Is still retained
Failure TO report for Tarctice in accord
ance with his contract. - alleged against
killifer.
Catcher Has Big jon
The bill set forth that one OF tho
principal positions on a base ball team
- that or catcher: that on account Of lie
Importance and OF tho extraordinary
skll. adaptability and training neces-
sHry Tor the handling Of this position. Il
II more difficult TO secure en- EXPERT
catcher then cny Of tho other PLAYERS 90
y paragraph Informed the court thai
the defendant Is base bail plnycr. to
VIII, catcher OF unique and oxtraordf-
nary skill and Intellectual character that
ms loss cannot be substantially compcn-
base ball catcher"
The bill sefs forth th~t tho CHICAGO
'Federals would suffer lrrcvnrabIc injury
unless restraining ordor issue cntotn-
ing killtfer from PLAYING with clubs
other then the Chicago Federaih and
more particularly the Philadelphia Ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21
GONTENDERS LEAVE
wheeling High School Basket Ball
Players Depart For Buekhsnnon
To Battle With EIkins.

Confident OF victory and determined
70 win was the feeling OF the Wheel
Ing high school basket ball PLAYERS
when they left the local u. q %. sta
slon yesterday afternoon at 2 O'clock
LOT Buckhannon. Tonight the team
VIII meet the Elkins high school squad
IN one or the fastest and most exciting
games OF the season. upon which the
nigh school basket ball state cham
plOnship hinges. Both teams are in
hrst class condition for the contest
and a hard struggle Is anticipated az
POM schools are anxious TO win.
Among the players 10 make the trin
yesterday were: Boyce and Rachnan
forwards; Hamilton and Nay. guards
OF substitutes Among the Marty. were
1Oach j. ". Thornton. Professor Guy
Hoiden, Manager Ray Roberts and n
number OF staunch and enthusIa site
importers who accompanied the team
ana are anxious TO sec the Old Gold
ana Blue carry on the coveted honors
pions 'iii-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21
CHALLENGE

To sporting Editor OF the trtffurerrsr
Sir see On the past few weeks
mention in your paper. also In some
~ the papers Of Belmont county.
ohio. ~ the defeat OF tho AIlodonia
Rife Club by the Peavino Club I
want 20 say aa president Of the KUN
club at Alledonid We have held the
champ. onship Of Belmont county. %
Tor fifteen years. winning from ST.
tlairavIIle The only shooting We
DID with fhc pcIv.uo club was af the
distance of 30 feet. and not boo 70 con.
test, but only FOR the sport Of shoot.
ing ~ that distance. Tor this was the
only distance che Feavine Gun club
would shoot with tho Allrdoula Club
want tu further state that we. as
regularly organized club. stand
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ward; Race. forward and Weber,
guard.
The record for the season was as
follows:
At Fairmont-December &c. Fair
mont, 81; Grafton. 10: December 81.
Fairmont. 50; Wheeling. &c. January
10. Fairmont. SO: Morgantown. 81.
January Is: Fairmont, 80: Clarksburg.
Il; January %. Fairmont. 81: Pitts.
burgh. %: February II. Fairmont. -:
ktngwood. 10; February 90. Fairmont.
"a; Wesleyan college. %: February p
Fairmont, ~. Uniontown. %: March
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tionals. with whom the complainant be
ltcNcd killer was now In active parc-
tlcc In preparation for the opening OF
the base hall season
The complainant closed with "A prayer
Win the INN cdiatc Issuance Of n tenn
porary injunction. preventing Kfiufcr
from Violating his contract with Tn.
chicago Fed'rals. and a petition thar
~" temporary intuncfiCn be made per-
muncnt Ia the final hesring Of the suit
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Z. Fairmont. 46: u. &. Z. college. 80:
March 3. Fairmont. SO; ID. a. r. col
legc. 26.
Abroad-January p. at Buckhan-
non. Fairmont. 81: Wesleyan. 80: Feb
ruary 3, at ClarksbuTg. Fairmont. IS;
Glarksburg. ~; February :. AT Elkins.
Eairmont. 26; ID. & T. College. IS;
February %. at Parkersburg. Fair.
mont. p. Parkersburg. 90. March II.
az Buckhannon. Fairmont. Il: Wes-
leyan. ~.
FairmOnt has won II and lost Z
games during the season. scoring 593
points against $50 by her opponents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21
BUFFALoED
Ar a. -. y. -JURHAnrENT.

The Aviator. ..u known local howl
rra who Formed ono OF she Wheeling
teams which participated iH flr annual
tournament or fHr American Bowling
congress. now l..uE held 600 fiTnH1o. NJ.
". were .N.fH IuUd. N0f o. uru on the
.rlm rolled a Total of 500 and the fol-
tHe Nrser alleys. tells the results a1d
wHN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21
LINSLY SCHEDULE
BEING COMPLETED
ORANGE AND BLACK reAM TO
mes Zce sgxasA6 EAST


Preparations for the opening OF the
bassball season are going steadily
forth and strong schedule has been
arranged for the present season by
the officials OF Linsly institute. Coach
Morton will have charge OF coaching
the players and getting a nrst-eiass
team into shape that IL to represent
Ltnsfy on the diamond this season.
Harold Schenk viii be manager of
the team. while Heatherington will
act NJ captain OF the baseball squad.
AZ the present time Coach Morton has
~ candidates for the first team and
IL for the second.
For the last few days daily bat
ting practice has been going on IN the
arnofy. and as quick as the weather
permits the players will begin to
practice outside In order to get in
shape for the opening game OF the
season. Linsly will be represented on
Heatherington. Gibson and Elig
The schedule as arranged Is a
strong one and includes games with
all Of the best high schools TO be
found In the upper Ohio valley. and
nc. doubt IN: IAnsly team will make
the teams that are TO be played In
All probability the games thai are
played at home viii be played at the
Island Ball park.
The complete schedule Of games as
officially announced yesterday for the
season II as follows:
Date. Team place
April s-Bridgeport. Home.
April 10-Open-
april IA Moundsviile. Mounds
April 1s-sistersvilIe. Home.
April 22-Triadelphia high. Elm
Grove.
April 24--wheeling high. Home.
April 29-Cathedral Home.
May 1-Moundsville. Home.
May 6-Benwood. Home.
Nay 9-W. V. u. second team
probably.
May 13-Open.
May Cottonwood. Home.
May 22-Triadelphia high. Home.
May 27--Cathedral- Home
May 3o-Wheeling high. Home.
June 6-Bethany second team
(probably).
The baseball season will be formal.
~ opened April with the bridgeport
high school team In this city. The
game between the two schools will no
doubt be largely attended by the
loyal supporters OF the two teams.
Redd--Do you use motor car or a
rNFm NAIaN Ill
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LAST GAME
Wheeling High ouintette VIII Meet
Fairmont High Squad Thursday
Evening In This City.

The last game OF the basket ball
season win be played in this city next
Thursday evening at o'clock in the
Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium between
the Wheeling and the Fairmont High
school teams in what Is expected TO
prove a very good game. Early In the
season the local team succeeded In
winning a victory from the Fairmont
lads I'm a game that was played in
Fairmont. Since that time the Fair
mont squad has been greatly strength
ened and the Fairmont aggregation
IL coming with the expressed deterrni-
nation OF springing a surprise on the
Old Gold and Blue by making the
contest an interesting one for the
locals. The line up OF the two teams
for tho game f. "a fOtlOVa-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21

The team shown here played an ex-
ceptional line OF basketball during
the season just closed. and competed
with the Wesleyan college team for
the championship of West Virginia
last Tuesday night. losing by the
score OF AZ to II.
Reading from left TO right. they are.
(Standing) Scott, center; John. guard
and captain: J. o. Watson. manager:
Cobun. guard: Arnett. forward. (Sit-
ting Amos, forward: Morgan, for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21

game OF the season between the two
schools. In the first game that was
played several weeks ago the Bellaire
girls succeeded I'm winning by a score
OF p to >. The line up of the local
team for the contest will be as fol
lows; Taylor and Broverman, for
wards; Arbenz, first center. and
Schwalb, second center and captain:
Klein and PCorman, guards. and Davi-
son. substitute forward. A good game
Is anticipated between the teams OF
the two schools.