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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-26

FOR SALE-3OO acres good clay
loan land, about 200 acres in meadow,
balance timber. Located about II
miles south of Ladysmith,GW.s For
particulars address 1912 State street,
Eau Claire, Wis.
Dance at Ruhland's hall Sat. night,
Feb. %. Gem orchestra. Come.
ADV.
Barker's Remedy tor Coughs, Colds,
Catarrh and Rheumatism is a medicine
that we can recommend. We have
nothing better at your drug store .-Ad.
vertisement.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-26
HOIStGin Breeders Meet

The Sank County Holstein Breede RS
Assc alton will hold their third an
nual meeting at Barsboo on February
% at the courthouse. For programs
address Halsey J. Sedgwick. Sec.,
Lime Ridge, Wis.-Adv.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-26
L)GIt0n

Mrs. w. A. Truman was rendered q
surprise by the members Of the Re
lief Corps uG her acme Wednesday the
18Th. We'll flied baskets w8s an evil
denc9 of a b0u1tiful dtrrar, the occa-
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-26

1t expels all posons, stimulates the IN
ternal organs, cleanses the system and
purifes the blood. Such is HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea, the most effective
preventative and cure of bad blood, con-
stipation and sluggish liver. J. B.. Don
ovan & Co Advertisement.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-26
WGStfiGId

On Saturday evening several Of 'he
young peop'e gave party ut the fac
toy in honor of Lauren Hindes, WI o
leaves soon for his home near Xii
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-26
X } T ! T: T

Your choice of 2 pair of ladies Eifel
tower hose or T air of mems fine black
half hose with linen he and toes
free to every buyer kuying $500 worth
of shoes, or pair of hose free with
every $40 shoe purchase; for 2 days,
only, Friday and Saturday, February
q and 285h. And in addition we will
give you generous discount of 10 per
cent on any and all shoes in stock in
Guiding also big display Of agents
samples exhibited during those days,
b Nj. q. Q. Campbell a representative
of the Bradley & Mccall Co. from
waich you can order any shoe you may
wish at same sale prices or discount to
be shipped at once or in 30 days,
7. ClaVadatScher
BarabOO, Wis.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-26
CARD OF THANKS

nc The mary frier d, who so kindly
assisted US ouri1g our recent bsreave-
meng and to those wbo sent flowers
we wish to tXteno Gus alDccse thankB.
Also to Rev. jordan for his kind 'Vords
ara TO the members ef the B9pll' t
choir, we are extremely grate vi.
Mis-. GU tave EChl rake
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav F. Scharnke
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-26
MAY GUST TEACHER:
IN DIPLOMA TOWN

An effort is being NJ de TO GUST a
teacher in the town of D4Il0na on ae-
count Of the school closing too early
in the Gay ana for. other AK methods.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-02-26

2 to pair hose free with shoes al
Clavadatsehers' sale. Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
COYNE QUIT In
SIXTH ROUND
REFUSED TO FINISH FIGHT WITH
JOHNNY GRIFFITH IN
COLUMBUS
showed No Sign OF 0amsness Against
Akron Lad who was Eager and
willing 20 Push az All Times.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence a.
CO., COLUMBUS o, April ,it.-Jac.kk
round tonight IN the night with Johnny
better OF the nght from the start
Al no stage OF the battle did Coyne
have "a chance What blows be deliv-
sTcd were those or man who knew
little OF nothing about the game ana
when some 81 hts Wild swings touched
GrIulth they were generally with his
0pcu hand. Tn only one round did Pee
show anything at all. This was the
nth when he made o. fash Tor about u
half minute. Griffith while an easy
winner did not come up Co the oNpccta-
ton ~ the fans and although he made
Coync look like the Ereenest Of uoviCes
hts illness has told on him and De 81
FAR from ranking caliDre with champ
,ue started AFTER Coyne from the gong
IN the first round and with the eXceu-
ton uf the irst minute Of the nrst
The nfth he landed on Coyne az will and
displayed two good hands and clever
defense that completely hafned TuVnr
Ills foot work was fine After De had
battered toFue'a face and landed Sew
cral stiT punches Co the face and body
~ wHa clearly seen that Coyne was
looking Tor The nearest way ont. Sew
eral times be struck Grifhth Tow with
part 10 lose by the foul route Referee
g beatlnr in the ffth round be called
for "a doctor stating that bio nose was
broken and that be- vas unable 10 con-
tirue
Aftcr o. hasty examination the doctor
dec Jared hie heak' 3D. d. and Do came
out Tor The sixth round ~ fhe rlorc
hc started FOR hIa corner but fa dino
surprise OF tho fans Dc kcrt ru coins
aud attempted tn make speech at the
drowned out by the hisasa and catcalis
OF The audience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
GENERALS HAVE
HEAVY HITTERS
WARRINGTON d LEE UNIVERSITY
MUCH BETTER PREPARED THIS
TEAR THAN BEFORE.
rive Singers Have Acquitted Them
selves Hobly So Far This Season.
An Above ala.

Special Dispatch to the Inteilieencer.
LEXINGTON. Va ApriI I4-TbA
dearth OF heavy hitters that marked the
season Of 1913 Is no lor ger apparent on
the washington and Lee base ball squad
rive sluggers have batting Averages
peter than 800 ana are Improving as
the season advances Led by "CN'
Young. who Is hitting $50. the quintstts
IS composed OF second sacker Lancaster
win .SSS: first basvman Rives with
sos catcher Donahue. with .3Il and
thlrd baseman Colville. with .3l4
rms Wrecking corps has caused the
doWntall OF many OF the strongest teams
IN college base ball. Washington and
Lee having lost but one game In nine
me last OF a three game series with La
fayette. Lafayette and I.ehigh have
been trounced twice. while the Univcr-
SHY OF Vermont. Penn State. VP H. and
iichmond College have been humbied an
the only game played.
Two OF the varsity pitching staff haze
not suffered a defeat-Chariie Lille eno
hit Carson. Lille has yielded but one run
IN the three games that he has pitched
Jennings, sOuthpaw and a nephew OF
tughic Jennings. OF Detroit has alter
mated with Lille and Carson and mas
proved a cghsistent twirler, having Iost
but one gafhe.
Before the close OF the college scasor
the Generals will meet the stronceet
teams In the Easter aud South AtiantI,.
division. II is believed that the Cen
erals viii make a strong bid Tor the
sion. wv
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" 81 + . .......... S5SS.@5S2
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'TY. COBB GETS TRIPLE FOR
TWO RUNS AND SCORES LATER
TIGERS AND BROWNS PLAY
TWELVE tNNtNGs WITH
OUT scoHE
Detrott nade Three Runs and ST Lout.
Two. Daring the Last InnfnE-
Dueuc Pitched Wondsrfuiiy

DETROIT. Mich. April i4-Bouare-
we're nickertng through ths hare IN cen
terneld On The last haif % the thirteenth
lnnins to-day. when TY Cobb drove a
trpls &c the score board which counted
tNo runs. and moment later. cam.
nome With the tally which enabled De
tfpt 70 take the opening game % the
SEASON from St Louis 3 10 >
II was pitchers battle from begin
rms 70 END. Neither team scored until
We hnal inning when good. bad and reck-
less ease ball gave - LoNis two runs
and inspired Tiger rally which
brought tacg memories % cha mpion Shi ID
days In the eleventh. Cobb risked "A
! brcken leg Ia an attempt 90 decide the
struggle, In the thirteenth AgneW
scored the second run Tor ~ Louis by a
re- kiess. diving slide ana was carried
On the helc with a spike wound in his
Dubuc pitched wonderful hall for II
innings In the thirteenth ne wrenchcd
MS weak knee while fielding a hunt and
gave way TO Dauss. Meilnlan who WAS
eftectiNe but erratic was replaced Nv
James In the thirteenth. with Bush an
bauman on bases Cobb tripled. Craw-
ford singled. Neach drove a sacrifice fix
20 Shotten. Cobb beat the return by an
eyelash and the game was over. score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

NN"'H 's-ss.--.- NJ hSI hfi 2g6G
crn. W. N'r'"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
GAME FORFEITED
TO WEST LIBERTY
SEASON OPENED AT BETHANY COL
LEGE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
bethany Manager Refused To P1ay
WHEN Normal School Nan was Called
Safe at Home. FORGETTING Game

Protesting against the decision OF the
umpire In calling a West Liberty man
safe At home In n close play in the first
half OF the eighth inning. the baseball
manager Of Bethany college refused 20
gn on with the first game OF the season
az Bethany yesterday afternoon. forfeit
ing ~ TO the West Liberty state Normal
team 20 0. The score was TO IN
favor OF the Normal school boys. When
another runner crossed the plate the
play to get him was exceedingly close.
lie was called safe by Umpire Allen OF
West Liberty. making the score 20 ..
The Bethany boys then refused 20 70 on
with the game. and after considerable
argument u was forfeited 20 the Ohio
county institution.
Though "a was the first game Of the
season FOR both teams they PLAYED ex-
cellent ball The pitching OF Garrett
Tor West Liberty was the only distinct
feature. Because Of his remarkable
spead the bethany players could ger 20
him FOR only three hits. two OF which
we're for two bases and Melted two runs.
Bethany's scoring was done in the sew
Bethany used two pitchers. Horn re-
heving llagey at the end OF the hfth in
ninE. The Normal school boys made
-FOUR miscues. while the Bethany team
had but one error.
The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
EXCITING GAME
binSly School Base BAH Team Defeats
houndsviils High Boys By
Score OF Two TO One.

Yesterday afternoon the I.insIv base
pan team journey 20 MoundsviIie and
dereated the high school OF that DIare
by the score Of to ]. From start 10
nnlsh the game was n pitchers battle
between Heatherington and Me-editb
Heatherington having decidedly the bef.
yer OF the argument lie famed rs men
an1 neld MoutNsville down TO FIVE hits.
GIBSON also played well behind the hat
only Two men stealing second his
throws TO this bag being as nearly per-
rect as could be wished for
lsinslys first score came in the scc-
ono when Elig, hit safely. advanced to
stsfoiu on nc hrst haseman's error. took
third on the second basemau's wahbie
ana scored on an inneld out In the
seventh. Linsly again scored when Gill
son got n hit. stole second and third
and scored on r. ChaDbers hit through
In the last % the ninth NfoundsvflIe
started n batting rally. scored one nm
ana THREATENED 90 tie the score WIN
one Gown and runners on second and
third. Heatheriu-tou famed the nsrf
two batters. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
MANY ENTRIES IN
TRl-STATE EVENT
HusrE DUCK PIN TOURNAMENT
PsoN1sEs TO EE ZIG ONE
PArksrssurE sends In First Entry-ssv.
sral washingtoz Teams To
Participate.

Entries are coming In rapidly Tor the
lri-state duck pin tournament which
VII be held at the Muscs alleys NEXT
week, and the event promises TO be one
OF the most successful held In this city
N recent years Foss haley wei.
known former local bow Ter uou Of
Iarkersburg. has sent IN an entry ~
two teams 10 be scheduled Friday
Arrii -. q 3. m Washington. Pa.
sent IN i've teams late yesterday AFTER
noon 70 be scheduled Tor Thursday and
promise OF more from that has been
received.
r. a. McNeal NJ Beiiaire vas third ON
the list with his champions OF the Ohio
sly Wells burg sent FOR more entry
blanSs. expecting 90 have a whole day
The entries close at midnight Frida g..
positively. Manager Ennis annonnced
Ae~tefoaH several local teams are eN-
pected 10 enter tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

ago $500 10000 l. l
.innRti .......O 90 2O3 2x-iO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
MAGEE OF QUAKERS SECURES
HIS SHARE OF HITS And RUNS
AarguArd We UAnnsrsd Hard ana
rronAs 3snsvsd Him IN the
Dsvsath- nat Could Tot
9top Tronbls.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April 1s-Two
home runs b. Captain Mage turned the
scales OF victory 10 Philadelphia over
New York In the opening game OF the
fationsl League season here to-day. the
score being 10 20 I. In four trips TO
the plate hakee secured a base on balls
two horne runs into the left neid bleach
ers and a single. his hits driving In six
runs.
Msrauard was succeeded by Fromme
IN the seventh. n total Of ~ hits and
ten runs being made OF the -Rube {"
corded good support Cravath twice
etopping rallies By throwing out run
ners a. the home plata Byrne and Her
bert murphy. who succeeded knabe and
poolan. former Philadelphia stars. in
the tnneld. gave a me exhibition OF
neldinE and the former also made three
hits. one OF them being double. A
fair aixed crowd turned out There
Was band concert but the usual march
OF the players across the held was dis
pensed with. Mayor Blankenburg. threw
out the first ball. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
RAIN had no rERHoRs
ron EERxoG AND HIs REDS

CINCINNATI. April 1.-THE Chicago
team met defeat here today in the open
Ing game OF the season after PLAYING
for two hours and eight minutes IN a
drizzling rain. The score was 10 to /.
The rain. which began shortly before
the time advertised for the starting Of
the game. not only kept down the at
tendance. hut caused Cheney TO fose
control Vie allowed eight bases on
balls. made four wild pitches and hit
two men. besides having four hits reg
istered OF him. Benton. on the other
hand appeared to like the wet going
and held the visitors 20 two hits.
Governor Cox OF Ohio was the guest
OF honor at the game. The game was
featurelcss In far as spectacular
baseball was concerned. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
YANKEES PLAY GILT-EDGE
BALL AGAINST ATHLETICS

NEW YORK. April 1f.-New York :
major league baseball season was OPEN
ed auspiciously today. Frank Chances
men defeating the Athletics s to 2 IL
was the first time in years that the
local American leaguers had won their
opening game.
The game was New Yorks all the
way. Bush being driven from the mound
after two stormy innings In which ne
Welded I'VE hits. four runs and four
bases on balls. Boardman. "a young left
handcr from Brown university. who re-
placed Bush. also was hit hard.
The opening day crowd was one of
the largest that ever has seen an Amer
lean game In New York. Chances men
were active on the bases and hit oppor-
tunely. Mciiale held the Athletics hit
less Tor hve innings and was "A puzzle
throughout Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
CENTRAL SCHOOL WINS
FROM SOUTH MARTINS FEEHY

The central and South school teams
~ Martins Ferry Played an Interesting
game on Hoyloe field yesterday after
noon. The former team was victorious
~ the score 81 10 60 3. The feature or
me same was the pitching OF Hipkina
Tor the Central team Movers hftffng
also featured the game. The following
was On" lineup and score by Innings.
'fnttal-H. Davidson. g.. Hipkins. y.
Meyers. &c.. Fetters. 40. Eaton. gb
Duck. 3D.. Jones. r.. Wilson. e.. n
trumau. IT. S0uth-Woods Graham
o. conway. D. Greer. Fr.. Rankin. fh
rcdwirh. 2ht Sautcre Graham. al
Sauters. r.; James. n, Sanders h.
central ..-.-.... q lie
South ........... D ID 2 % % ID
Cmplre. Woods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
JOHNSON HOLDS UP
HIS GOOD NAME WELL

BOSTON. April 11.--Waltsr Jobpso,
pitched shut out ball for Washinaton
to-day and the Senators won the omen
ing game or the season from Boston 2
TO Q. a big crowd enjoyed the confest
win weather conditions almost perfect
Kay Collins pitching was efective
except IN the third inning. Then Wash
ington combined three singles with a
base on balls ana scored all three OF
it, runs
Mayor James NJ. CurIey threw ont the
hrst ball TO Manager Carrlgan and there
was the customary flag raising march
og the playets across the field. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
W. Y. U. SWAMPED
north Carolina Proved TO Ne Better Mud
Rats Than Morgantown BoyE
-Hagan Hit Hard.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence
CHAPEL HILL. y &, April "a -
West Virginia lost n slow and unfnter-
carolina to-day by the 'NcoBe OF IL 10 r
Inc game was PLAYED In a down pour
OF rain making fast playing Impossible
haEan was on color and North Carolina
MT him freely. H. Bailey's hitting fea-
tured. The score "e Ae"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
DODGERS FPEsEHr coon
TEAM TO nROOKLYNITEa

BEOOkLYN. y. Y, April 1.-The
National league season was opened here
today with a hurrah. Governor John X.
lcner OF pennsylvania. president OF the
LIBERALIZATION. throwing out the hrst ball.
the contesung teams raising "A new
american hag. band playing ana
brooklyn beating Boston to g There
was presentation Of q monster horse
hnoe OF mowers 20 Manager Robinson.
VINO pleased the big crowd Of fans bv
showing them team apparently rar
hnead or last season = In agEressiveness
and all around work They otfnisved
me Visitors In every department TODAY,
batting hard and running bases ~eiI.
Score. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
BAsEBALL FOOLS.

Win the opening OF the baseball SEA
son many pools were opened In the ar
ierent cigar store and saloons Of the
CITY as wen az the bowling alleys An
ITEM appearing In an evening paper 10
the enect that the police had orders 10
stop all pools was denied nv the poilcc
department last night. some fellovs
lnaue some very good hauls YESTERDAY
while others lost. BETS were n,,dc a.,
lost on the first days game ana bTsi-
ness was fiourfshfnr ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

Two base hits-H. Bailey. 2: Leather
Three base hits-H. Bailey. Leather
81. stolen bases-Iardlson Shields. r.opV
Trail. HOycs. Hanan 'N'
cock. q o. UT ny
Struck out-By Hasan. s. by Aycock.
Umpire-Kluttz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
COLTS SIGN TWO
ADDITIONAL nrFHLDERs

, Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence
! CLARKSBURG. ". Va. ArriI "a
Robert walker third haseman. and
Frank Jacket, shOrtstop. both OF Phiia-
delphia. where they played last season
with the suburban league. have been
signed Tor the ClarksburE team OF the
founsylv West Virginia baseball
league. Resulting from a contest Man
aErr Hugh A. shannon has adouted
I The Colts" az the official sobriquef OF
I the local team. The winner n little
gtrl received season pass for suggest
ing d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
ORDER VIEW UNIFORMS

Inc newly organized EIke base hall
team nave ordered their uniforms a.
tN' coming season The new rHFfe ain
Pc o. first class material vvbff, .,',,.Iiii
WIN pufple trimming on the bosom
ot me shirts Will De an Elka nn0rnr~r 81,
tnn we leffera y y % d. na VIM az
pear on the sleeves White ~arg - ID,
pliple bands viii finish the outft fbe
SOCKS being white and purple
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
Summary,
hllaRnlIn

Summary.
Biggs S"'
Sacrifice hit-Crawford
stolen bases-Marris. McHenry.
SruGk out-By Garrett .: by HaEey
kase on balls--On Horn /
Wild Fitch-Hagey ?; Horn l. Car
rett 4. - I'm
Passed ball-McHenry
Hit by pitcher-Batch
Balks-Hagey .
Hits-On HaEey. I'm innInrs. IN
horn In Ia innings
Cmpires-Hall and Allen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

Lord 'i'a' b"i1'
Three base hits-Grauey. Chase.
sacrifice ny- Schalk. collins
Scott. +. OH
Struck out-By Scott s. by Mitchell
Umpires-Chnl and sheridan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
yon~nR PrRATEs wrr
GAME FoR ST. LOUIS

ga louis. April If-players traded
20 tne 20 Louis team during the winter
~ PITTSBURGH played n prominent n4rf
pr the uefeat ~ the latter here to-day
score % T. IN the oueninr game "a ~.
season. 10 vas "Chieff Wilson's afIrr-
ing single in the ninth inning. after two
men we're out that sent Art Butler
affpgH thn plate with the winning run
Tor the locals. IN The first Inning TreE
Muler. also with rittrburgh last year.
doubled scoring Butler from aerond
hare
Recruit Cruise. in frrt field was the
star setting seven put outs 10 hie credit
thrcn ~ which were rfnaafi0uar running
catchcs over bic head score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
REBELS
Win From Brooklyn xsds. In Exciting
Ten InninE Contest. with Score
20 o-orand opsninx.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. April Ideal
marked the opening OF the Federal Lea.
cue season here to-day. Brooklyn de-
feated Pittsburgh 10 10 innings. ths
Eans being a pitchers battle between
seaton and knetzer. Score. X. H. r.
brooklyn .....0e0 oo01-
Pittsburgh 1000 OoOo0o-
Bstteries-seston and owens. Kne;zsr
and Berry.
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Detroit

Two base hits: Leary. Neach. Three
base hits: Dubuc. Wailace. Cobb. First
on balls: orr Weilman. o. off Dubuc. IL.
sacrifice hits: Wallace. Metlman. sac
rifice fly. Neach. Struck out: BY WciI-
man. 3; BY Dubuc. 10: by Dauss. 1. I'm
pires. O'Loughiin and Hildebrand.
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Two base hlta-.Foater. AInamffh.
Base on haiH.-On collins. q
liue W.
rmrirea-CouuoIir and Dincsn.
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AKRON.O. April 14.-Knocksd out
of his title by God help me" punch
by Al Mccoy. the sturdy miner. Geo.
Chip battIed desperately here to-
night 10 enter the good graces OF the
men higher up in pugilism. lie did
come back. and won the decision
from George Knockout" Brown. OF
Chicago. in a twelve round contest.
u was a rather slow battle all the
way. That Is. there was not enough
action TO. satisfy every one. Brown
was not stuck on taking a chance and
Chip was compelled
10 do most of the
willingly, nut he was &
work. He did II
unable to damage the
westerner 10 any great extent be
cause of the latter's covering and
holding.
Had Brown fought as he did in the
final round he might have won. In
that session he spurted and showed
some OF his power. In the eighth and
ninth Brown did some nice battling
He fought cleverly and evading Chips
best efforts. he outguessed the miner
and landed some hard blows. Seven
rounds went TO Chip on hard bunch
ing and aggressive battling. Chip was
compelled 10 do most Of the leading.
At no time was either man in dis
tress. Chip gave the Greek a sound
body beating. His uppercuts 10 the
mid section had weight behind them.
In the last round Brown sent a terri
fic uppercut TO the wind that hurt
Chip. Brown had four rounds and
enc other was even.
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Two base hIfr Miller NIar
sacrifice hif.. knuefrhv
Ease uu hHIfr.pf. lrr.r q. Of
dams
struck out Nv N1arH hr srIn.r o.
Umpire EiEirr ami Em-Ue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

chester Tnowpr0u. general MANAGER
of The Hofe. Brunawlck. has IN stalled
o. haach1I ticker Dol Dis new pool room
lu One rear ~ fhe hotel office Scores az
both major Leagues are received hv In
nInEe and the service o. Of the best
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Two base hHa-Crutchrr. Wheat
rfnith u hrce base Daubert sac
-al"HFi -arriHCe fV-Ma-
fauEille. BASE on balloon TYLER 1
~ lteulhach T. on rrufchcr .. on PET.
ier 2 struck uut BY Tyler 3. bv REM.
and Hart Ni''"
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Two base hits-Hartsell. Peclinraurh.
u hree base htt-HOlden. Struck out
sy Hush j by Boardman .. BY McHale
2. base on balls-On Bush 4. on
Eoardman OF McHale 2. Umpires-
Evans and Egan.
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DILLON KNocKsoUT LEv1NsxY

BUTTE. Mont. April 14.--Jack Dillon.
or Indianapolis. was awarded the dccis-
Of New York city az the end Of their II
round battle.