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Arizona republican., 1914-04-25
M|SS0UR|ANS
 PLAN BIG TIME

The annual picnic and outing of the Show Me" Club of Phoenix known by the more dignified name often times The Missouri So ciety" will be held today at E,astlake Park, and extensive preparations have been made to entertain the large crowds that always attend these gatherings
 Last year the doings were dgni- fled by q great debate. but this year there will be speeches merely But these speeches according to the pro- gram will be good ones. There are many Missourians in Arizona who are prominent in business and so- eial life as glance at the program will show.
 Governor c. w. P Hunt, who is d Missourian by birth, will attend, ac- eompanied by his staff. He will also deliver the opening speech of the day
 The society will provide plenty of ice water for the thirsty While cof- fee will be served during the lunch hour Anyone who knows the pro- clivities of the Missourian for yell low legged chicken, corn cakes, and lemon pie can guess what the bill of fare will consist of
 program of sports has been pro- vided for the young folks and they will be well looked after during the entire day.
 The program as arranged includes the following speeches:
 Missourians As AriZonians." Gov Geo. w. r. Hunt; "A Missourians s Best Bet" Robert s. Fisher; The Ladies' Judge Alexander C. Baker;
 Why Is a Missourian," Commission- CT A. w Cole; What Missouri Has Showed Cs,' Hon. Wiley E. Jones; Why l Left Missouri" Hon Lin. E. Orme: Missouri Statesmen" to be supplied; Little Arizonians." Miss Lucy Terrill Ellis
Arizona republican., 1914-04-25
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
 INSTALL THEIR CHARTER
Banquet at Adams Hotel This Even- ing for Formal Proclaiming
 of New Oroanization

Having received a copy of their charter. the Spanish War Veterans will meet tonight to install Phoenix Camp No. 1.
 It was to be q banquet such as the vets have never attended before It will be one of that kind of eat fests which Jim Lavin plans and promises long in advance and which those who partake remember for long time to come
 It will be held at the Adams hotel shortly after the regular dinner hour.
 An entirely new organization has been effected to put the Phoenix camp high among the bivOuacs of spanish war veterans. The camp will contain goodly number of sol diers.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-25
REPLY TO DR. HUGHES

To the Editor of The Republican,;
 Dr. fl. \. Hughes in recent com munication promised to throw light on some statements l made in sev- era articles on capital punishment AS matter of fact the doctor gen crated plenty of heat but shed very little light, unless singing mud, call ing me an anarchist, is shedding Iigh: on capital punishment. He calls me an anarchist for criticizing the pro- cedure of cur criminal courts. He
Arizona republican., 1914-04-25
THE REAL THING AT LAST

The Customer-"These grand op- era photograph records are no good can't get anything out of half of them
 The Salesman-"Yes, they are our finest achievement. You never can tell when they'll sing They're so temperamental "-Pnck
Arizona republican., 1914-04-25

First X Clothing Company of St. Lous who this special patented cloth aors sewing perfectly making This a inside Things small will carefulness the house these little details.
 Third all matched they that follow perfect Note this point when in look MARK MADE
Arizona republican., 1914-04-25
Many High Glass Men
 NEED THE HELP OF Neal 3-Day Treatment DRINK OR DRUG
HABITS QUICKLY CURED.

The mission and the grand world wide work and results of the NEAL THREE DAY TREATMENT is the saving of high class business. profes- sional and laboring men who desire t. escape the AWFUL FINAL RESULTS of excessive or constant indulgence in drink or drugs.
 Seeking the confidence of the thou sands of afflicted, any patient can hold this as our unconditional agreement that the entire amount paid will be re- funded unless he is entirely satisfied at the end of the third days treatment
 For the address of institute nearest you and full information. call, write or wire the head NEAL INSTITUTE, Phoenix, AriZ., II St and Culver. Ad- dress of any one of 50 others in prin- cipal cities furnished upon application.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-25
APPEARED IN GU|SE
 OF OLD WRITERS

English historians came to life yes terday and invaded the home of Mrs. Ernest Lewis of WeStmoreland Place. The retiring officers entertained the members of the Friday club at luncheon and to the surprise of the hOstesseS the guests appeared in costume represent ing the historians whose works had been the study of the organization the past year. Particularly clever was the Charles Dickens of Mrs. Joseph H. kibbey and the McCauley of Mrs. Jas. H. McClntock. The table was decor ated in nasturtium and the place cards were brilliant epigrams featuring an eccentricity of each guest. The lines We're written by Mrs. Lewis.
 Following the luncheon. officers were elected. Ballotinc resulted in Mrs. w A. Parish being chosen president, Mrs. Ernest Lewis vice president. Mrs. H J. Jessop secretary and Mrs. Eugene RedeWill treasurer
Arizona republican., 1914-04-25
SYMPATHY WANTED

Mrs coldflatt-How can you look so unconcerned when you know am shivering with the cold?
 Mir Coldflatt-8ut what can do?
 Mrs. Coldflatt-You might at least shiver. too.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-25

Mrs. Fox-Great news, John Our son is engaged to Miss Colder
 Fox-What Then I shall object to the marriage
 Mrs Fox-Object. Are you out Of your senses?
 Fox-.Not at all; but if we don t kick little the Golders will think we don't amount to much, and they'll probably call it off-Yonkers States man
Arizona republican., 1914-04-25

American school teacher in Pima county Their son, John T. Hughes, a native son. is one of the senators legislature. The former governor will remain in the city until to- night
Arizona republican., 1914-04-25

each button is se- cured with thirtytwo distinct then the tied underneath in double loose threads and the buttons
 Efth MAItXMADE Trousers inch turn- up-ths q perfect and helps materially
 Sixth, addition this you will find the Wun der Waist-Band' pair of MARX-M This device which trouser the proper unsightlv torn belt loops It makes the fit perfectly desirable feature. Many who in the i satisfaction in the
Arizona republican., 1914-04-25

20 lbs. best sugar $1O0; 3 baskets strawberries 25c, today. McKee's Cash Store Ii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
BASEBALL GAMES
ouaEsr- Defeat Athletics.

PHILADELPHIA. April 10-Tho
Philadelphia Nationals found the rttrh-
ing Or carroll Brown Co their liking to-
naN and hammered out victory over
lhF local Americans hy the score or S
70 ]. Plank stopped the battling al
though captain Maree hit him FOR p
nom" run iu The eighth INNING Marshall
anu 40 .fhEfr who won n game last
week. again pitched good bail. SO hits
Wcr" made OF Marshall iu the four in
nl.Es Do pitched and pcuohrer allowed
Out Two. Tho series now stands Co
ln FAVOR m The Americans The score.
r. &C. o.
Nationals .. % q Is 10 n
Brown. TlIut and THnu. M1raHa1f
oe.. hTer lrd kili'fcr. r-muires- Byron
and Connolly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
"PR0FS" TO PLAY
Faculty OF wheeling and Bellaire High
schools 20 lave came OF Basketball
April rs.

What viii doubtless he one Of the
fastest games Of basket ball ever played
outside Of professional 'circles IN this
section f. the contest to be staged on
the Beuaire High school floor April -
between team composed OF members
Of the Wheeling High school faculty
and another team Of the Bsllaire High
school faculty. Each team boasts OF
some Of the fastest floor stars that ever
carried Shcepskiu away from "a COM
mcncemcut hall. This should be n
golden opportunity for students Of the
Two schools 20 sec just how the game
Or correctly played and no doubt the
rrofs' viii take the most minute care
TO set an example that will teach the
DUNG idea how Co shoot
Thornton. OdEers and cox will be on
tho hrinE end for Wheeling. Tough will
play center. while Holden. Edwards and
feams " ill see 20 80 that Bellaire don't
gct too close 20 the proper angle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
ANNUAL EVENT
Wesleyan College Athletic Authorftto,
Est a,fi atr aii. pionship HIS

Hp''ihl dispatch fo the Intelligence.
HlCkHANNON. W Va Anil "a
hr N'-Instn athletic authorities Some
ume nr1 mailed t1 tho athletic dire~fCr.
Ht alI tnr NlEh schools boz West VIr~Irfr
Wrrre basket ball teams nra eupn9rtef
lritrr stating that ON either March p.
~ ~. I'I.. The second annual rfafn
IIf. SCHOOL basket ball rHnrrrf1rrf LII.
WNuid Do played or in the veefevr.
Eynu1 iuu ut Hu~fhnrr0u Tffa yrr-
made simply aa n rurrestion ard -frr.
Ilnn replies have been received frrrr
lIw1Ht dozen Of these mrn -fnffrr
mat tncv arc in accord with the riar
ihl VIII arrange fffir rerf1ar Tff~r
school schedule lr ru~h wav that ths
cH1Nln VIII DO over before the date ed
for The rf1fn tournament
l'nrinr INC I1ef season two feanr
fHn only ruufnrdrra for Coo rfsrr-.i.a.
chip. hu. if fa PLANNED next rfrr o..
mako fhr meet 0ren Go aU fraf class
Hi.H SCHOOLS in fhr ofufe nrd the rr-.
IniIiifH Gro that rffH.n Hr frarfy
''Ir" VIII compete WlaI.rHn rfrra D..
f. fH" n'.HI~ nn annual ono ana fr
'I' . .'I moi Interest Ir the rrrrf
AMONG fIr rNrh schools Tho -ar-r
nrrnrrfw '.fa nH RECALLED IN 1910
.II poo doubt f.IHf next year u-ffr
I.F1n Offering cup. fnferfafrf~ q
IN' teams. rrufIndIrn Officials anil
paying The railroad fare rr tho agfr~fr.
Gown Great Interest w0a rrrferaF o.
'Hn Ffrr during fHe r4af rfaa.u AMI
Dr. tr gnNrirnf01 fHrf with rrrrfIraU.
every ilIUH school OFF Ir.rnrfHrra Ir fH.
etlf" entered chat much more interest
VIII Do evident in 1915.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
GAME IS OFF
Bethany-West Liberty Base Ball Game
Scheduled for To-day POSTPONED
Until NEXT Wsdnasdsy

Special Dispatch 10 the InteIieencer.
BETHANY. w. Va. April lO-On ac-
count OF the death OF Miss Dorothy
fcrrin. student at Bethany COLLEGE.
the game which was to have been play
ca al bethany Saturday afternoon be-
tween West Liberty state Norru.T and
the bethany varsity. has been post
n"ned until next week. II is likely tnat
we contest Will be played "Wednesday
afternoon. The match was 10 have been
INC opening one for 10th the Bethany
ara West Liberty mines.
Captain HurEan had announced a..
lheup Tor the game tomorrow and d
Npuld nave been as follows: Burgnn
catcher Hagcy. pitcher. smith. FIRST.
harris. second. Farrar. short: Rodgers
third. Batch. left field: Ratcliffc. mia
ole neld; Clark. right field. s'aptsiu
burEan had intended to also use EnHr
ana Horn. two other pitchers. in tho
game. as well as make changes ia other
positions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
sRUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lifting n
trunk several years ago Doctors said
my only hope % cure was an 0Dara.
ton. Trusses dld me no good Ff
nally I got hold o. something that
quickly and completely cured me
Years have passed and the rupture
has never returned. although am do.
ing hard work as a carpenter There
was no operation. no lost time. mo-
trouble. ] have nothing f0 eon. but
VIII give full Information about how
you may md a complete cure without
operation. n you write mo. Eugene Vi
pullen. Carpenter 113f Narceliue ave
nue.. Manasquan. N j. Better cut out
this notice and show DO t0 any others
Who are ruptured-you may save life
or ~ least stop the misery OF rupture
and the worry and danger OF an oper.
alton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
WESLEYAN WINS
Ohio state University Drops one-Sided
@ame 10 hsthodists at Buckhan-
non Friday.
speeial Dlspatch DO DC IntellIgenc.r.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
BI CkHANNON. W. Va, April 10
wesleyan today opened her baseball
season at home by defeating Ohio Uni-
Nersity TO the tune Of ten to four Wes-
ieyah placed the game on ice in the FIRST
three innings, scoring twice in the nrst
!Mlce IN the second and once in the
..hhlId' ana 10 make things safe she put
thfee men across IN the fourth ONO
Yea the score In the first Of the second
Dut TINS was overcome by Wesleyan In
the last or the same inning and never
was again in danger. Errors figured in
the scores OF both teams
Inc game was featured by heavy hit
ing. IN which Wesleyan eNcelled the
hitting and pitching OF Cornwel being
Ihe features or the game. After the
week practicc at home Wesleyan's line
up was given a general shake-up and
Win a rev games now they should get
INTO the best playing condition. This
was Wesleyan's first game al home and
a large crowd was out on the college
,,ein IN spite or the cold wind. To-
morrow the same teams plav the see
ond game OF the series. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
w. Y. j. WINS
SECOND GAME
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE or
VIRGINIA GOES DOWN
TO DEFEAT.
Before Mountaineers on Their Trip
Through the East and Southeast.
All IN Good Condition
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
WILLIAMSBURG. Va. April 10
Through excellent pitching on part OF
chenoweth and timely hitting on :he
part OF his team mates. West Virginia
added the second game OF the road trip
by defeating the william and Mary col
lege team by a score OF TO 3. The
Mountatneers put the game on ice I'm the
fifth inning by scoring five runs ON
two bases on balls. "A stolen base, one
error and drive 20 left by Outfielder
Long. Chenoveth pitched air tight ball
throughout. but was given poor sun
port both In the outficld and infield.
Dulles hitting feature for West Vir-
glnia and fuckers fielding was 'hs
bright spot I'm the fast work OF William
and Mary's tnfield The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
Federals May Appeal.

'fI'NTV, NprfI IU.-Judge SeseI0ns'
statement reEa riding the reserve clause
rule makes legal the claim OF the Fed
eral league on practically every one OF
the zoe ball players on its roster. nc
cordtng 90 officials Of the league here.
Except Earl Hamilton. the pitcher who
jumped q 81. Louis Americau contract
10 Join the Federals. and one or two
others. all the players now in the Fed
eral organization were held 60 their
former league affiliations only by the
reserve rule.
President Gilmore. besides saving
that the verdict indicated victory for
the Fedcrals and that they possibly
would appeal the case. declined 10 talk
much about it,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
Connie Not So sur..

Connie Mack had this 20 say about the
decision:
y cannot see that 10 will mako any
particular difference to base ball for
that is only the opinion OF one Judge.
and another Judge NAV view the case Ia
an entirely different light. The public
wants base ball and the players want
20 play base ball just as much as the
club owners want them.
should the players decide to Jump 10
other clubs they probably would get
bigger salaries. but they should remer,-
Der what happened during the Rrother-
hood struggle. Then the players got
tremendous salaries. but at the end or
the year the salaries dropped to almost
nothing"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

HARRISBURG. Pa. April iO.-Gover-
nor Tener said tonight regarding the
Grand Rapids decision; Judge Ses-
stons decision ir the Killifer case is
timely ana its effect will be FAR reach
ing and beneficial to haze ball Natural
~. the philadelphia club and ORGANIZED
base ball are much plea sod with the re-
suit which they won iu defending their
interests and not ~ claimants for the
services or dissatisfied player or play
crs The supporters Of organized bat1
and National league PLAYERS may rest
assured that no effort will he spared 10
maintain the game on the highest plane
through organization and 10 protect the
PLAYERS who remsin loyal 20 their re-
spectivc clubs"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

ing over the Bridgeport team by the
score OF 10 TO Z. The game was hotIy
contested throughout and was featured
by several fast plays. This Is the sec
ond game in succession that has been
by the Triadelphia lads from
their Ohio opponents.
Costello and Keilar formed the bat
terry for Triadelphia, while stitt. Mitch
mer and Koegler worked for Bridgeport
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
ELKS' TEAM
Meeting Of Candidates for BASE Nail
Team and Others Interested in Game
20 be Held Monday.

\ meeting of The Efks base ball afrn
viii D. hold at the Elks club Monde.
evening GO o'clock 90 which time "a
manager and OFFICERS for the team for
the coming season will be- elected IIf
ihUe. interested tn o.. movement nr,
request. u Co De- ur. sent uf the meeting
Al the present tim. tho EfEa h4..
SOM" very promising material and Dr. d.
likely that they will frt, ono as tH.
taste. teams tn tho history OF tr.
..fN They will have he assIrfrr.. ..
Iuu NrHrrIt er. one of Wheeling H u.Y.f
noted ball players. who Is tlkIrE ar ...
tit' port Boo Tho organization OF tH.
team
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
Johnson AZ Il Again.

W ASlilNGToN. April 10-In one OF
the best played games seen here this
season the Washington Americans. with
Johnson pitching. to-day defeated Tine
boston Nationals 90 4. EnGcl relieved
'"nhSoh IN lhe seventh inning. Score.
r,-,, r.. ~. y.
Marhlneton --.-........---... 10 Z
Boston .................- -
johnson. EugoI and Nin-r,itt. o..
dolph. Purdue and Cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

ATLANTIC CITY. 81 y APRIL 10
columbia University defeated mo Unit
t"'-IfF ~ feruarIFarfI base ball team
here to-day in fhr fraf 10 Il aorfaa 1f
Two rnurr hF the score Uf q FOO D. Weed
pitched good ball fur TrrraV ivarfa o..
''II Ir fIe sixth inning when two hff.
..IrIrf with costly errors Hv erFv-rIf
frt wallace gave Columbia three rrua
H Tie rlrir UNrHle pitched rouHI..
I-I ."r fHe columbia team. Score f.
r. 90 ~
Penn 'srnia 00rn00oAf b o.
O.. Iu.i1 ..... 10000 121N-s .
TEU.fW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

TOPEKA. Kan. April 1U-Thc FIRST
team 81 tho Pittsburgh Nationals bin
three Topeka pitchers hard and won "a
dav Score:
ill N luIth '-......... .......... 10 -
i,.'Nd .s'.. a.. ........ ...-.-...... .
fpoUcr. Mtguillau and k4ferl
lrurkc. Glaze, Jones and NcAIIfstsr.
RappH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
sIoHs AEoTHER P1rcrER.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CLARkSErRG. W. Va. April 10
Hugh a. shannon. manager 81 the
Clarkshurg club az The Penn West va
base boil league. nuu0r need today that
he had signed Frank NrCartv. n uit~her
~ Canton. ohio. who played IN the ohio
and rcuua. League
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
Heating was Star

Baltimore. April 1O-The New York
Americans shut out the Baltimore In
tsrnationals to-day 4 TO o. Keatinr's
pitching and batting were the feature.
score. r. ~. T..
New York .. OcO1O1OOO-4
baltimore ..... 10000 UOUO-O
Heating. Caldwell and Sweeney. Euth
and EEan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
Counsel Pleased

PHILADELPHIA. April 1o-Georsc
wharton Pepper and Samuel NJ. Glenn
ent. Jr.. counsel for the Philadelphia
National League club. to-day made the
ioIIowing statement in regard TO the
We naturally feel much Eratified At
the decision because the contention OF
the Philadelphia club Is sustained in
every particular. our position before
the court was that the reserve clause
In the 1913 contracts created a legal
relationship between the player and Tire
club which no third person could law
fully disturb.
We conceded that ~ player vio-
lated the reserve clause the club could
not compel him TO perform "a: but we
insisted that until the club and the
player had agreed TO disagree our
friends Of the Federal League must keep
hands off. Not content with their inter-
ference between the club and Infer
they went so far as 20 ask the court %
chip them to make their interference .f-
fective. This audacity the court has
now sternly rebukcd. This leaves the
whole situation in n most satisfactory
condition from our point OF view.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
RESERVE CLAUSE In BASEBALL
CONTRACTS HELD AS INVALID

/ ditions % the proposed employment. II
!. hothlnE more than contract 20 enter
no a con tract IN the future. ~ the rAr-
etes can then agree 20 contract
-Aithouxh II IL founaed upon sufe-
etsnt eonsidsration. a lacks mutually
because the YhnadsiphaA club may
.srIninA,s A. az any tina upon ten dAys.
oSsiSs ass sSssS sa rs IA, n. =. .. ssss
contract pertod- n contract exfsts uur
~ eroEen ~ either party the other is
less either % enforce It's psrforrna &c
or 70 award damages for tts breach
opsn r0r Criticism
hillifer expected 20 derive a ber.r,
eoatraes and both Knew iss SsT stcb lessSs
tract II performed would work a serious
injury 20 the Philadelphia club. The
icisTn and eensnr. but a. ,nini. 20 S Ss,,
sn nia,rness and ininstiee. IL not with
lair and unjust practices and methods
IN order 70 obtain an advantage over a
business rival or competitors - another
force the former but viii NOT Sanction
nor lend their aid TO the latter While
, is true that the plaintiffs and Mr..
hliifer have entered into "A legal and
binding contract for the breach OF which
NC one may be compelled 10 respond in
that because both have acted wrronEe
I1iiy and In bad faith a court OF equity
VII heither adjust their differences nor
balance their equities.
The motion for an Injunction
must be denied: not because the eK-
ecutory part OF tho 1918 contract
between the defendants was OF su-
perior or any legal force and effect:
not because the contract between
plaintiffs and defendant kfIlifer Is
not In itself such a one as the courts
viii enforce: not because there are
any equitie. I'm Killifer's favor
which excuse or exempt him from
the performance OF his engage
ments; and not because the merits
OF the controversy are with tho
Philadelphia club: but solely be-
cause the actions and conduct OF
the plaintiffs In procuring the con-
tract. upon which their right TO re-
lef Is and must be founded. do not
square with one OF the vital and
fundamental principles OF equity
which touches 10 the quick the dig
nifty OF a court Of conscience and
controls its decision regardless OF
all other considerations"
Attorney Stuart +. Knapper local
counsel Tor the Chicago Federal League
club. after receiving the decision OF
Judge Sessions. said that the Chicago
Federal club would now probably bring
suit for damages against Killifer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
Tigers Defeat Reds.

CINCINNATI. o.. April lO-The De-
trott American league club evened IN
matters with the Cincinnati Nationals
to-day by defeating them to 3 iu tho
second exhibition game OF the serir.
bubuc pitched sensational ball for the
visitors while CincinnatIs errors proved
costly Score. II a b.
Detroit . o.
Cincinnati ..........
bubuc. Williams and StanaEe. John
son, Davenport and clark. Gonzales
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

Two base hits-pillca
Three base hitq-uflles
stolen cE-tsoathcrwood =. Avrrs
Smith. Trail peachey. Combs
Rasc on halla-Off Brooks 4
struck out-By Chcnowcth. 10: BY
Brooks. ,
Sacrifice hits-smith and Chcnowrth
Time 81 game houra
Empirc-Cfrnvca
ATTENDANCE 200
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

rome run-CoruwcIL Three base hits
inliier. 'llam. Curtis. Singleton. Lam
bert Ncale. Renshsw STRUCK out@R,
t"Il"eu =. ~ Schacfner 4 Base on
ntll--' orwell q. Tfme-2.T5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

f'IsI MHI N. APRIL f0 CnfHufIHa
DO 'r1trd tle Cleveland Americans here
Pr fn loosely played game.
'..IfIh won Iu tho ninth inning when
Mltl ~. men nIf they developed bad.
..N- fi'.H Score. % 90 T
FnI"HrHu. ...... a
tI...IlrH .
cox. -.hrrH.lr. aud smith, Erireff
.'r Sfrrn 1uu O'NfU