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THE INDI sTRIAL TRAINING o.

hOf = by W imam a IEheeNeT,
professor Of child welfare in the
University Of Kansas. author of
Training the Boy etc. New York:
The Macmillan Company.
SIR Mckeevcr says: This IS an age %
industry Labor is the first agency in
the creation OF all the material wealth
OF the world The u,en who go down
town from to i'll the morning make
things said a shrewd metropolitan busi-
ness man. We who go down during the
next two hours. put in all our efforts try
ing to take things away from one another
How true, indeed. IS the first part OF the
creative or productive ability u funda-
mental tcSt of character" And upon
this basis lac sets the thesis Of this dis
cussIcn- Il thesis running TO the effect
that industrial training during early life
is "A prerequisite TO almost every kind of
success in mature life. Emphasizing the
need for early beginning of this kind
of training. Mr.. Mckeever sets out with
the -pre-school' development of the boy
and continues with this through the ad-
justments or the public school period,
and reaching. nnally, the serious indus
trial occupations that may engage him,
that should engage him. This is the
plain and practical talk of a schoolman--
a strange case, since the schoolmau is
seldom plain and less often practical 1t
abounds in abundant detail concerning
kinds of work 10 which boys may be set
IT is both ample and specific III directions
for doing work. 1t is wise in caution.
IT is far-seeins in effects. II is exactly
the sort OF boob that parents should
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Italy and Spain.

a., l.ss 'e, Y rie History of inc IssAss-
Hutton, BLnari. Ea' enna rS5R Hs.s
lanes. T. + { i'ol"gna liz IIstoet Antiqur-
tits ard Ar; issoo l,,,,5 I.I.
farm"l, Mrs y ! Snol: History q Spa
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Great Britain-History


,,,. 1snnon H., y : Eradlns Eefeaenecs Tor En.Isa
| liisf"rt'. 1910. ( ~ lG';r Reference.
,"lIoma. & The Administration Of The Ens
iish Enr,isrs During ~ Reign of Elizabeth 1911.
.r.s-nweol- \ =. Horscr Walpoic'. World
/ F3,ti:-t rsl,>,,
GI,- 7; ,.,d i .ea!se,eFa Issues in Scottish
rnc'l = = an1 Hat,h; L, ", comns. s."
/ 'rtrsi Readings IN English History. Fio TSt5s.
The Balkan States.
lrs sf in farop m IA ~ aassInS :sp q 'ae i"'Nsa q"
EnAton y +. VIII isc Bulgarian star. Fsa-
Gibbs. rbilip, and Grao; Bernard. The Balkso
Miiie-. william, Tie ottoman Empire $50,
1915. F3e M5l5".
Asia-History.
Rand ! q. p. Eeccat Evcuts and rreseut
Policies in 'Sina- Te6 Bsi2T
Douglas. sir Z. Il. Europe and the Far East.
wasuhu-n stnlies. .Neg,. 1872 w272p
United states-History.
Ran-r"f'- II u Re'rospcrtiou, Political and
the rnited states rs; I,G67
iiiirscss. Thomas. Greeks in America. FSss3ti
Ea1
Daucaaert.. Jasper. Journal Of Jasper Dan
kaerts. 1879 1850. FISH, D1eS.
Grinnell, g. b. i,ryond the Old Frontier. Fs9
Macl,onslI; William FROM Jefferson TO LIN
Patton. J. II. Fnnr Hundred Tears o. American
History. -. 1892. Fs3 Ps5sf.,
Root u. L. The Relations Of rennsy /, q MIA
With the British Government 1896 fTs5. FSs4-
wes,, ", N; American History and Govern
Young. J. l.. The Battle OF Gettysburg
FS1i1YSS.
Coins and Heraldry.
Forging; ]. N; Heraldie Designs and Ensa,
inss for the Workshop Stndlo and Library. rv-
Elder. T. l.. Tic Elder Rare Coin Book IN
Hope. W. II S Heraldry for Craftsmen ana
von Rereen william. The Eneyciopedia OF
Rare Coins. Stamps Old Eooks and Paper Moues
FN-5vs9e. Reference.
Europe-Description.
Ehavani. singh, I:nj Rama of Jhalawar- Travel
Fitch. C. H. The Critic 10 the occidep, Gso
Iaskel Blsl- windmnls and wooden ssce..
Kenny r j. Glirnpscs of Latin Europe Gso-
ks.a5S.
Tunn. A II NJ cd. The. Enslishman IN th,
Alps t;s7 1919.
Taber'. E.nss'. oid Countries Discovered
Temple. E. L. Old World Memories. -. 100,
Warwirt. ANNE. rscne. Thc M~ecas Of the
Wilson. Carl. Economical European Guide.
Zeynel.. Hannm. 4 Turkish woman's Enropean
Impressions. ti29 Zit
Geography.
Discovery in the 18th and 18th Centuries. "a
HES
nj Tarr. .sSi;'"s Il <. ' ami MeMurr,, r. " world
Geography. ,-T174w.
Islands of the Sea.
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France-History.

Eeii,.c- ui.aiir. Waterloo Tsa44-E,ts
tion. F.;.:;-i ialy.
Peine; = Aa9-,ieon Las campaign in ,.e,-
many. 1873 F@a4f2-Pal.
Nizce;s;ly. l. \ The Isvoaaiies a Louis XIV
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are, and I hope Pm no. so stupid l
know better than to take nap in
broad daylight right under tho nose of
Farmer Browns boy" Reddy srinned
in the most impudent way as he said
this.
Granny's eyes snapped Then things
Evening star., 1914-02-21

:! once had comfortable home,
ma am
Poor man, how did you lose it,"
MO wife lost her job. ma 'am-'-Provi-
dence News.
Evening star., 1914-02-21

This is story OF improbable people
who Go impossible things-according to
any reader who cannot believe that The
Practice Of the Presence of Cod will en-
able one, as an instance. 70 find the num-
Der of a perfectly strange house hy look
ing at the figures cut on a perfectly
strange key. He will argue that if the
countless people who have died for God.
and other countless people who are lir-
ing for Him today. could duplicate Marie
Alano's achievements the novel would be
so filled with spiritual certainty that
there would be no room for faith, and it
is by faith We earn heaven. The critic
might possibly wonder how the daugh-
ter of physician. from home of love
and brains could degenerate into a sui
len. slouchy servant girl, forced to go to a
dictionary to learn the meaning OF every
day words. out the official announcement.
which, Of course, carries authority, notes
that the book tells Of the wonderful
growth in chara cter attained. because she
unifies her will with divine intelligence.
Evening star., 1914-02-21

American girl. who is pre-eninently cal
culated to make any hero live to the TOP
notch of his heroic best The country il
self. the people. the situations and the
outcome of this adventure combine to
make a fresh and robust story of from
ABOVE THE SHAME OF CIRCUM-
STANCE. BY Gertrude Capen Whit
ney. author of yet Speaketh He =
etc. Boston: Sherman, French &
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BOOK REVIEWS.

TuE >ONSETS OF HakE>PEARE'
New Light and Old Evidence. by
The Countess de Chambrup. liluS-
rated. New York. g. T. Putnam
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read. exactly the one for them to set up
in contraVention of the tradition of boy
education and training.
Evening star., 1914-02-21

aHE great event this week in the
art world at large was the
opening of the Morgan collec-
tion as a loan exhibition in
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: :: Z : : :: !: {: :: q:
gratifying nlau of looking upon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
WESLEY HOUSE WON ENDUR ANCE
RUN SUNDAY TO CHALK HILL,

a ssa. striking the national road near
Charles Caldwell carried n pas.enr.r
having tandem attachment 20 his Har-
~ Ses,l He covered the route un-
chalk Hin. when he turned. His ma.
SSalne MADE good time Frank smith was
.orceo 70 give up the race near Union
toMn because OF engine trouble. Earn
5rsunhch stopped several times 20 as
siSt IN repairing other machines.
because OF improvements 10 thu ~
tlonai road near Brownsville the r,ders
were compelled to detOur a distance ~
about four miles y.
Award Prizes TUESDAY,.
The winners will be formally -.
n . and prizes awarded at a meet
ink OF the club. to be held Tuesda<
eNening IN the club rooms The first
PIE .riIe - a silver loving cup. awarded ov
light with brackets, while third nrt-o
u headlight. The latter two 49,
offered BY the club
samuel Orenstine was the offte,,f
sthrter at this point while Wiiifar,
~ unn ana Wilson Grub acted ~
Sneckers at Chalk Hi. The race MAS
started from the club headquarters ~,
Fourteenth street. most OF fhc ridsr-
leaving ABOUT o'clock They first rod.
70 Chalk Hin and later Returned ~,
Cnlontown for luncheon. The race xves
- uIheo from the latter point. and end
co ~ the starting point this city.
me Natonal pike was followed IN
tour at Brownsville The rider 49,.
the trip TO Chalk Hill in four hours -rS
most or them beat that tHne In ref,,,n-
ihh. Lahaon Bier made the fastest Tim.
soNsrihs the 20 miles from Unfontov,n
10 wheeling In hours "a minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
BILLIARD LEAGUE
TO OPEN OCT. 5
oEoHaE SUTTON AND JAKE sczAr.
TER WILL BB TR8T TO
VISIT WHEELrn0
Al Other Members OF League TO Play
Here During the winter Months
To Play at Mcclure.

me champion Billiard Players League
begins its initial season on Monday.
october 5th. 1; has been but a Few
weeks since this new organization was
FORMED. but 50 rapidly has the move
ment progressed that everything is in
readiness for the opening and the sue
cess OF the big venture Is already as
That all the preliminary work has
oeen completed and the opening Is TO be
on schedule time reflects much credit
Upon the energy and systematic effort
OF those who are promoting thep Ian
Eight OF the foremost PLAY ers OF the
world VIII compete during the season
OF seven months for the honors OF the
league and l40 cities have been granted
franchises In each OF which four lea.,,Ie
contests will be held
Ihe teams Tor the first swing around
the circuits and the cities for the open
ing games have just been announced b,,
President Burton Mank
leahl NUMBER one. composed OF Well
youngest member OF the League. and ora
Morningstar. will start on their toor
~ ~ Dowagiac, Mich. This circuit is
IOWA. Nebraska and Illinois endin.s
after five weeks at Chicago.
Aipert cutler and Calvin Demarest
make its league debut at Detroit This
circuit extends southwest through IIlf-
a. nois s, Msissogri and Arkansas and ends
tennessee and Kentucky
The third team George sutton ..,,d
JAKE Schaefer. opens at Toledo. Ohio
Rshiand. steubenviile snd wheeling ar.
men visited. the route continuing in =
ssesoutheastern direction through West
Niirsinla southern Pennsylvania Vir-
Eihia and Maryland. returning 10 C.IcVc-
ialn via Philadelphia and Pfttsburrh
ne other team. Koji Yamada the IA,
s ahI Harry Cline. starts az Buffalo ana
lhcturcs the league cities in New Yorir
stAte. Massachusetts. Rhode Island CON
- ticul ana New Jersey. closing Al sau
IpuHhl. thio, returning through northern
fenns ylNania and southern New YorL
zach team II to play six confests .ss,.b
week ana five week will be reauircd ~
complete each circuit. Al the end -
tach tiNe weeks during the season ~
personnel or the teams will h. -
arranged end every city on each cfrc,,I,
VII De visited again until six trims 49,.
Deen made. In this way carb nis,...
WIZ pc able To play the same nuubcrs 80
Eaines with every other PLAYER srd 4,
VIII ne easy 10 keep n complete nercc-.
each pleycr anu won oy
Inc league begins it, seaso, r,s.-
VIC most favorable conditions Nof 80.
nc all OF the players primed Tor -
season matches and eager 10 begfn -,
.eeh holder of franchise H. enfbusisl.
AI over the prospects and - rnstIr-
staoorate preparations FOR the rce.,,e
llon or the various teams which - y,
Nisit THIS city during the season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
GOOD GAME
Fiayed Between Southern A. c. ana Con-
soiAtion Club on Twenfv-
sixth street Grounds.

. hnc curtain on amateur club foot
uali LNf the coming season was rafeea
9lLeruoQn when the Consoia-
eeNen 81 The Twenty-siKth street
hiolnog ~ very good game bv me
INC game was n long drawn onf sg.tNt
w. 20 TIE crowd Turginr on the eeif
.t NiNffent tlmCE, the contest vac h..
ball ~''" loot
L.r .onanlatiou eleven vas superior
Hf ~ llWef running the ends ana buet-
VIZ iiNN VIII case. Only sfnaaI
~ ~. tions Wrfc used but ulthatan.i-
lMN lhr carly season. the winning rfilt.
..tl pr pltfH with exceptional 81
tNn hnWrI late October fnrrr
ilne me BAH. A large ana en-
inurInFtIe crowd waa present
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WIN SECOND
RooERsoN WAS ALMOST rrvruc1-
1LE AND HELD BELLAnE
ScoRELBss.
fraohs was Also IN Good Form, Kospinr
the Ait1 DoWn-Large Crowd
was Present.

AIter receiving a trimming at the
nanus OF the Athletics In PREVIOUS
game, the hodshOns returned to ReIiair.,
.esterday afternoon and admins stored A
slfnllar punishment TO the Bellaire boys.
py winning the second game By A score.
OF 10 y. The Wheelingites scored their
Iunr ! nthe third and eighth inning. In
tne other innings Pracht was the masts r
o. the situation at all times anil
though the visitors threatened to score
on Two or hree occasions. they were
never able TO get runs across the plafs.
hogerson, pitching for the Hodshon-.
Wa a puzzle to Bellaire at some periodt.
OF the game. while at others he assumed
= Wild altitude, Ia allowing four men 10
Walk. His support was good and this
feature OF the game resulted In Rel
laire's defeat.
Ihere were some $500 persons inside
the gates when Umpire Hudson an
nounced the batteries. Although BeIlaIre
tAi,ed 70 score. they played a game Of
pau that even caused the Wheeling
rooters 10 cheer. at the sensational Held
ing engaged In by the Athletics. The
game was fast and was marked by sem
saIonal helding by both teams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
DAVE Says

Ia
The KrauS Bros. showing of
Fall Suits, Fall Overcoats and
BalmacaanS is making scores
of friendS-new friends-for
the store, daily.
They are striking, snappy
and stylish.
The woolenS and worsteds
have been selected with care
and are tailored after a fashion
to be found only in the Kraus-
Made.
See the showings before spend
ing your money elsewhere, then if
you wish TO pay more elsewhere for
less value that's up TO you.
But you'll overlook a plain bust
ness proposition if you fail to in
veStIgate - you wouldn't paw
SIO'OOO for house if you could
have another that suited YOU lust
as we'll for eight thousand, would
you?
You wouldn't.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
ONE SIDED GAME
Martins Ferry Athissios Trim the Dill
lonVale Team ~ score OF 20
3-oood Attendance.

IN p one-sided game on the mill held
~ Martins Ferry yesterday afternoon.
the Martins FERRY Athletics defeated
the fast uilionfale team BY n score or
% q The gaue was q pitchers pat
tle until the third inning when the
Martins Ferry batters scored seven runs
nthree hits made on HOuton Uho
pitched FOR the visitors The pitcher
for the visitors pitched Hoon ball. but
the support given by his teammates at
critical moments. was poor. Moraau.
who fwirifd Tor the Athlefica rftcnsd
great ball and was given good support
The game was Witnessed BY a large
crowd The score ~ innings.
RH.E
Dillon ......0 o00fo 2O0-8 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
PATTERSON WINS
Bucksys Team Loses 20 out-ths- PIE
AHEreraeon-suiith Pitches
Coed mau

The Patterson Juniors defeated the
huckcyea IN pretty game yesterday
afternoon. on the Patterson grounds. by
me score of 3 % 2. Excellent pitching
~ Robert smith. for the victora. wan
largely rcaponFlblc FOR the result al
hc geld the buckeyes 20 two hits The
Patterson hova secured seven hits. one
% which wHe two harner
wilson and Milan formed TIE hnffrrva
for the Eucuepea. while Smith ana Erl-
ler hled similer positions Tor patter-
90. rcorc ~ inninEs u ~. ~
Patterson Irs...12 o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
LEATHERWOOD
Local hey is Ordered 20 the Training
Table on W. ". U. Foothaii
squad-Pourtesn Others.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
,MOBGANTOWN. W Va. Sept. 20
flIteen members or the varsity foothaIi
squad were ordered 20 report To IRE
S.tlhins table tomorrow at noon. bv
S.oach sol Metzger this afternoon. This
llht VIII De added 70 from time TO time
ana II - planned TO carry twenty ar
ttN,sghty-two men on the table. when the
tull number II secured qcrlmrn,se
viii be held practically every d. ds'e-
Ing the coming week
Ihe Iol9Wing men were ordered "a
"a ileneiN, Davis. Rogers. % Brenner'
Seckman. barnard and l.. Brooks for
5ne me Curry. Hite, A. Brooks ana
etewart TOT the backneld. and Cheno-
Weth and Leatherwood for quarterbacEs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
AHENToAE ASSOCIATION.

Louisvins g. Columbus 4. CFirst
FameJ
kansas city 2. Miwaukse L. u1rst
rameI
Milwaukee o.. Kansas city g. tsecoss
EaneI
ff Paul O.. MINNEAPOLIS
Cleveland q. fndiauapofla frtr.t
game. no. inrlnFaJ
Indianapolis 2. Cleveland Q &c.,
same. Innings. farknesa. tiay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
Mneu4~o,
t3DMa~Wd
ALL-STARS
EAke Good Dame Prom Kahn Club ON
EoHy-sevonth Street oroundS
Hesterday Afternoon

WIN Periey striking out fifteen men
snu sne entire team playing good ball.
the Wheeling Au-stars yesterdsv a.
feated the Kahn Club ON the For,,,-
seventh street grounds by the score -,
, 10 /. The game was featured IN, ,hs
stellar work OF Periey on the mound ana
a running catch by DouEhertv. Gand,-
T9r the hain Club also pitched well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
WAIT CANE

TIE Cerfrsi a g. football team f--y,-
81 l.rnFe Tor game ucrt gurf. 4
W. We Nuundapillo frdcuendenfe r
VIC Nlfilant club 81 Martins Farrr. tr.
ktine 70 30 played on the Forfs. ae,rrt-
call 1903 National phone
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Hodshohs.

r-aate on 9alls. ON iogerson. p.
by Kogerson. 8. Kit By pitched ball.
lrysock, Pracht Llske. Sacrifice hits:
HanU. Kaufman. Two-base hits. GILES.
tonncrF. Roam. Three-base hits: GILES.
stolen bases. Wilson. GILES. Mum
Umpires. MeKelvey and Hudson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
INTERNATIONAL EEAoUE.

a. Montreal Montreal. 9. Toronto 2
hrff camel. Toronto o. Montreal q
second same. called end 1th D. asrss-
uerfI.
Neuarf 1f Baltimore a. ffraf rsu.
NeWark =. Baltimore q lacconG rrms q
providence H. Jersey City Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
FEDERALS

AZ indianapolis Uo inninrD.
&C.,, " H o.
20 49,. tstts sttt.tass.ss p D
shuits and Lavigne. F.it..,.,.
re ridrn.
Dfner cluhr not scheduled
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y No base hits. Games. Gravev gsrrt-
r-e hlt- iefiey stolen bases. Gandv 4.
~ lf.s hroWnt RarVcF. Hiiafn U0,f1H
ertya Carlah. Struck out ~ Canfg
~ Ferleyi i5 Bases on balls on Do
t,t. Hit battcra. Candy q AZ Vu-
Cigb s'eit on bases. All-stars 9. Kahn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
ATHLETICS
WERE rozcnD TO PLAY THzrR
BEST TO DEYEAT IKE
TAILEUDEB8.
BENDER and Morton Allowed nut One
Hit mp 20 Eighth and Only Three
Men Reaohed FIRST Base.

CLEVELAND. Sept 20-Philadelphia
won = pitchers battle from Cleveland
to-day. 20 I. Morton and Bender allow
cd one hit each prior 20 the eighth in
ming. Orly three members OF the two
teams having reached first up TO that
time. Two hits were made off Bender
IN the ninth but they were Of no use.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
GAMES

Another rams uas won bv the Pat
% Hnu ana Vim Grove team aafurfar
when Do defeated the Walirhurr gfrrfe
by fhe score OF 90 4 How'd I'd H..
Hianta fol home run Hlrra pitched
good bail Tor the vicfnra
The hridFcnort HowlerH sasiir defeat.
~ Nolcfnlu. ~ the score % ff 10 Z
HEAVY hitting featured
The f.avne Athletic club fefssfss th.
gfeFsl hih Athletics club By the score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
IN AMATEUR AND
SEMl-PRO WORLD.

The favns AthIeffr cluh A. p.ft.t..
Challenges the Brilliant Athlsffr -fsk
L-f FAmo N ball Sunday. gnrfaH,her
For arrangement. call 1f.W nsif
Jlin. OF answer through the fntsiil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21

Two base hits: BArbsre. Three base
MT; Schang. stolen base. Collins Eases
on hplls; OF Morton. =. off Bender. !.
struck out: By Morton. 1 by Bender 4
empires. Connolly and chill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
YaaterdaY,a ReanItn-


Yestsrday'a EssaIta.
indianapolis. :. Buffalo
Other clubs not scheduled
To-day's Games
Kansas City a. Brooklyn.
St Louis at Pittsburgh
Chicago az baltimore
indianapolis at Buffalo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21

ST LOUIS. Sent. 20-Ernest Walk
ers single with Pratt on second after
Tor g. Louis New York was defrrfcf
- the home. club. 3 20 q Harf9ers
double Cooks three haggor and a two
the visitors their scores Score
g.. - n. D. r..
30, Louis .....Hn tU00010I= fE q
Flsner and sweenav. James and A.
new omplres--I Evans and sheridan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
HELD PRACTICE

The Central A. G. eleven held a v.rv
hard practice on the Twenfv-siTfh t.t,...t
GROUNDS yesterday uorninr cr.-s
AIcn James ran the men through a hard
u"ufr work and later stated that -
was well pleased with the oUfiooE No
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
STANDING TONIGHT.

Below will be found the percent
age Or the four leaders in the Ma
tional league, after playing tO-day'a
games. The positions % the teams
81 be figured from the figures given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
RED sox TAKE TWO

pETHOlT. sept. 20 Timely bffffnr
s s. De,tfroits poor heldinE gave Boston
were 10 90 3 aud b. The second
game was called on accounf or Darkness
~ the end ~ the seventh inning Cobb
nas me hittiuR star. getting u triple
Two doubles auf three afnries ecore
First Game.
49,, r. H o.
tioston ..-.....5 a. nfogH 0--f0 IL 4
hetroit tt......011 000Uf L. 81
. gregg and Thomas. Pratt REYNOLDS
Mahhf Duhuc ana stHnuEf Baker
Second Game.
seven innlnET darknera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
SENATOR'S AHD WHITE sox
SPLIT A DOUBLE-HEADER

CHICAGO. sept. Washington aud
chicago divided dOuble-heador here
today. the visitors winning the FIRST
game 70 !, ana losing the second to
., Ihe nrst was pitchers battle IN
which Bentley eNcelled. He usakencd
in the eighth inning and johnson re-
PLAYED him with two men on the bases
double play quickly checked the rally
ara the locals could not touch johnson
IN the last round.
Chicaso won the second by hitting
straw hard and by daring base running
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
fsstsEday's Results.
- aaAA.IHN.4

XestsEdays RssAlts.
NO games scheduled.
To-day's Cameo.
Chicago at New York
ST. Louis AZ Philadelphia.
i1ttsburgh al Boston
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterday's RssultE
Boston. 10. Detroit 8.
Boston, :: Detroit ..
washington, ,; Chicago.
fthlcaEo. q. Washington
fSt. Louis. 3; New York.
Philadelphia. =; Cleveland. l
lrst games. Second game. in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-21

- 90 ..utI.ts ~ serious nature mar
tt,ss, ne event There were two or three
nttle spills and a few punctures but
ntnef Nise the race was devoid 81 cxcfte
ny holdents, Most OF the riders Who
tte-ltN 70 reach chalk Hin dropped onf
.vesurc or engine trouble. Landon Risr
~ ~. ,9st hrst place BY three minutes
49,, iitteeh minutes time because OF =
gs -i' tule W. l. Ripley. who dufshed
~ ice " hfth place. lost the fnuffler
nu9 guard and stand from his machine
tucker we're misiu formed - 80 49,. 80. =
Isst r9ad a. Washington and Covered
several miles % rough territory befors