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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-06
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Sylvester Lyons, Administrator Of
VS.. In Chancery. X
James 2. cSpenhayeT. Marshall z
Henry 9. Copenhaver.s. Eliza q. Story
Nancy c. Rogers, Rosa a. Stark and
The parties above named and each Of
them are hereby notified that on the
4th, day of December, 1914. at my bffloe
on Court street, In Clarksburg. West
Virginia, will proceed to-. execute the
order order, Of reference entered In the above
Harrison County, West Virginia, on the
26th day of September. 1914. wherein
am directed to take, state and report an
CopenhaveE deceased, owned at tho time
value thereof which came into the
Is administrator e Tie said deeed hy9ns
Second. What sidisposition, if any,
Was made, OF the said personal estate ,by
the said sylvester Lyons. Administered
estate is now in the hands of said sad.
Inintstrator. and to whom said fund Is
payable. l,i,, D 3 o + a :, ~
Third. "a settlement Of the admInisS
tration Of the estate OF said decsdent
by the said Sylvester Lyons as admin
istrator. Y ~ y, :
Fourth What real estate. II any. was
owned Snn sy the said isenaI A. copenhayer,
deceased. at the time of.-her death, and
q description and me value thereon. a
Fifth. What debts Asaid. Sena A,
Copenhaver owed at the time OF her
death. their respective amounts and
y Sixth sucn other matters as amy
party In interest may require, the same
being pertinent, or such other matters
as said commlssioner shall deem p6f-
Itinent, whether SO required or, not.
At the abovAs mentioned time ana
|p'ace all parties interested may attend
twith. such PROOF AZ Will enable 1nesIto
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-06
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10 THE CREDITORS OF sENA A.
In pursuance of a decree Of the Cir.
cult Court OF the County of Harrison.
in the State Of eWst Virginia, made IN
a, cause therein pending. to subject the
estate of the said decedent to the pay.
to present your claims against the es-
tate eof the saifs decedents for adJudtcar
ton to n. w. Williams. ESQ, Ccmmisv
sioner at his ONCE In said County. son
la14. y a :.
+ ! Witness ]. Wade Coffman., Clerk. of
tie said Court, this the 9Th day OF Mo-
l. WADE coFFMAN, CLERK.
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luantity thereo,,f

4 i y. +
quantity thereof. Va 81 81 = r
Second. The liens upon said real es-
tate. by whom held. their respective
amounts and priorities. -
Third. whether said real estate will
In i've years rent for a Sufficient sum
to pay OFF and discharge said liens and
Fourth And such other matters a.
any party in interest may require, the
same being Pertinent. or, such other
matters as said commissioner himself
max deem pertinent whether so required
or not, 3. ~ g. ~ h
The above, named parties and all
other interested Will take notice that the
undersigned Commissioned awtll on the
4TH. DAY or DE0H1DHH, 1914,
proceed to execute said order Of refer
ence at his ohices, 823.$24 Con Build
ing, in The City of clarksburg, West
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF
November, 1914.
LAFAYETTE c. Grille.
Commissioner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-06

FOR sALE-9O Ohio improved Chester
pigs on old Till Gore farm, near
six and seven weeks old. Address
David Wilson, Adamston. w. aV.
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FOR SAEESix room modern
cottage; on best residence
street of city; 10 minutes
walk from court house; one
block from Car line; lawn,
garden and chicken yard;
paved street, cement walks.
Price So, SOC, one half cash,
balance in one, Two and
three yeare. Address by
1ettef, Owner p. o. Box,
615, Clark sburg.
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FOR SALE Fine summer home in In
tIiistrihl, i've room stwo-story, slate
roof, cellar. good well, lot 13S by 19l.
Price 81, 150. $1,000 down. balance one
sold at once. Freeman q Jolline. Bell
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B'0R RENT with board i4n nriyo -
lamily large we'll furnished rooms
u usee OF bath and telephone Apply al
40 Lee street. =
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AGENTS WANTED

WE WANT to start 100 new agents
this month taking, orders for nursery
stock and Offer special Inducements
for quick action Permanent Pay
weekly. Address Perry Nurseries,
Rochester, n. Y.
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FARM FOR sALE-2OO acres, part bot
tom land and rest rolling. Fine Local
lion: Well watered. and plenty Of
and other buildings. fUnderlaid with
COAL leased for oil and gas. Close to.
market on good roads. One mile to
z: g Q. station. For name and adj
Telegram ofice.
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FOR Rem Two furnished rooms for
out children; use Of phone: hot and
cold water In rooms. AZ. g. Buns
gardiner, 5351 Jarvis street. Bell phone
1065sR. III. Z. 2 q. n ! \ b q. J
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FOR RENT Nicely .furnist,efi rooms
next to bath; rent reasonable, three
minutes walk from court house. App
ply at IVA Elliott Street. -
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FOR RENT-Nice Furnished front
room; two minutes walk from, Ems
pife building. Apply at 41g Mechanic
X street IS
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FOR RENT Niceiy flrnishefi rooms
Gentlemen preferred Use Of bath
ana Bell phone. 400 Mechanic street.
MIS- Ri, Britton. ~ y
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ttQR RENT Nicely f,ir,Sishcd roSo,,;-,,.
9tthet lights ho1seS4epIng or sleep.
s ~. rooms ~ Apply at 614 DrummoEd
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FOR RENT Two furnished ron,s for
nghtn housekeeping. Call Bell phone
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FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; to family without
children: ISL Mulberry street. Bell
phone 22ssR, =. 2 N. q 81.
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TO all PERSONS holding Hens by, Judg-
ment or otherwise, on the real estate,
or any part thereof, Of ]. Walter Dun-
can: ~ ~ 4,t Y q g $50 M 90 sil
cult court of Harrison County. made in
q cause therein pending to- subject the
real estate of the said, ]. Walter Dun-
can to. the satisfaction OF the liens
preespt all claims ei9 by you and
each Of you against the said j. Walter
Duncan. which are liens on his real es-
tate. or any part Of It. for ad Indication
to me. at my office n the Con Building.
fore the 4th. day of December. 1914.
Given under my hand this 9Th. day
of November. 1914 ,Is,
LAFAYETTE c. Grille,
n :. q 6G-l.s ~. Commissioner.
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FOR sALE-Lots

FOR SALE-Four lots located In Bog
CESS addition. Adamston. For infor-
nation see Mrs. Ellen Johnson. In
diana avenle. Adamston. w. We. 7.
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FOR RENT-one large comfortabie
room In private family to gentlemen.
Apply at 493 Mechanic street. Bell
phone 6S0-J, III
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FOR SALES. G. White Leghorn cock
ere's. May Matched. breed from Farris
heavy laying strain; just the birds
Tor building up your stock. Price, So.
and 50 each. u. j. Hartman, Box 81,
Jacksonburg, w. Va.
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FARMS FOR SALE

FOR s At . bargain 20 acre farm,
. near Heat ets. Bfaxtpn county w, Va.
t9leee ~ IL 10 ri lrp4d; I'LL ,lnipfpNedSi
frlk3t room eQttltes ind tlef estelE otitsi
RI ARES m
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FOR saLE-i1ollses

EoR One seven room house.
with bath. located at Wilsonburg. Ad.
firess j. E.. Morrison, Wilsonburg, w.
va. ~ X ! !, l.s.i J. 3f:si =, Il, 4 X !. r !
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FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms.
nicelys 3urnisiIed 21ls Water street.
twofd doors from Main steret. =
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"a RM OF i 5lla ACRES IS

execute said order. I'll -
Given under my hand this 6th day
~, HOMER w. WIIjLIAMS, =
k Commissioner In Chancery.
w. NJ. CoNAWAY. Counsel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-06
PHOTO GRAPHS

$500 in GOLD win Be given for the
best picture OF baby. taken by US In
the regular run of business from No-
yember 1st to December 18th. Award
70 be made by three competent judges.
Each mother TO pose her own child.
We try to please you. Your patronage
solicited Bring this ad. WESTERN
STUDIO. Room 5. Irwin Bldg, Pike
street. 81 q "A a 81 q.
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1t.y4s ..iea,InD afi,,d nesf1v 'f,,dni.h.a
with privilege OF bath and teis.
AAesne; gentlemen preferred. Apply
8. ~ us Chapel street =
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SHOE !: REPAIRING.

GET YOUR SHOES repaired right and
done quick The only up.te,date repair
shop II the city. Second nlnd shoes
!. ]. 8. Gremef. l21 s Second street
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PRESTON COUNTY APPLEs-send US
two dollars and we will ship you
freight paid. q double head Darrell Of
choice hand-picked apples. Baldwins,
I, Fallowaters. The Offutt-Lakin Co..
= Terra Alta, w. Va. - - :.
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FOR EsENr-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping: free water and
gas ard use of bath and Bell phone.
1853 Mechanic street,
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FOR fRENT-Larse front room. with
two nice large. beds for gentlemen.
MecpAnic street. rear Of Hardy apaft-
ments.
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FOR RENr-one small cottage In
Stuart addition. Apply at Bakers
Undertaking Stores. 343 West Main
street Z
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G0SSARD CORSET
can be fitted from So andup
an Madame Bllman's Parlors;
401-403 Golf Building.
REAL ESTATE

A RARE BARGAIN o:J CLAY sTREEr
,s.-A largesieyet lot b5x20oE on which Il
four room cottage. The lot faces on
tremely low considering the location.
There are but few properties for eaie.
Z IN this section. an dthls Is offered al
9. saerifices because Of owner leaving
soa Con Building Bell ohone 1890.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-06

FOR sALE-New and second hand Edi-
son. and Powers moving picture ma
aachines taken in exchange for new,
4 ones. Jud w. Boehm. Ellenboro. w
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FOR sALE-MtsceIlaneoljs

HuNrERs-Gst book ot .IInnting per-
mits" at the Daily Telegram ofiice.
s Put up In neat. booklet form. ready
orders filled. - 7 y :
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PRESTON COUNTY BUCK WHEAT
FLOUR-Send us one dollar and we
will send you BY parcel post nine
teen pounds, absolutely pure Buck
Wheat Flour. New. Crop. Write for
Quantity price The Offutt-Lakin Co.
z Terra Alta. W. Va. y -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-06

FOR RENT-Two four room, modern
apartments, 3091s North Fifth street.
Glen Eik. Possession November 18TH
W. Frank Stout 7o2 Con Bldg.
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ROOMS AND BOARDT

ROOMS AND BoARp-Hotel privileges.
central location. good service. Board
Vacancies do not last long. Com
mereial Hotel, as West Pike street.
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FOR RENT-fioHsIes

FOR RENT seven room modern
house. fine .laumiss:s. hot and cold
water throughput, two extra lavator-
Main street; fronts on my home, resi-
dehca. lawn. Harvey +. Smith, Bell
phone $50. 4
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FOR RENT One flve room apartment
at 81 West Main street. $500 per
month, to family without children.
Call II. L. Cunningham. at Merchants
National Bank.
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BoARDERs wANTEp-Apply at ss7
West Pike street. &
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FOR Tswo lso- stliik 81 fnt:niEhed
g9en,t lseep All con
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ROOFING.

OLD ROOFS REPAIRED or new ones
metal productsso sp e. All work
Guaranteed. West Virginia Metal
Working Co. North Sixth street, Bell
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notice % yIisn Hoidors. !.

JOHN c. SOUTHERN. ''
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FOUND

ABOUT October 10th, red heifer calf
about i've months old came to my
place. at West Milford, w. Va. Owner
may have same by paying cost Of ad.
and keeping. j. B. Clark, West Mil
ford, w. va. ~ --.l.L-lsl.. 8
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GENERAL REPAIRING

An prepared to do all kinds Of ligll
repairing, including making duplicate
keys Of all kinds. Prices reasonable.
Prompt service. Your work appre-
ciated. r. L. Craig. 1876 S. Second
street. ~. ~ n \
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WkMTE5-MaLe HeIp
MANUFACTURERS Heb

wANTED-At once. d good honest giri
for general housework; must know
how.to cook. three IN family. Apply
man street.
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FOR RENTOh nicely z furnished
tgop1,s With pr1y tIege of bath. Apply
az Sntner 6tutniture Co, $50 West
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WANTED TO RENT
WANTED 10 BUY

wanted TO BUY OR RENT-For !
short time a gasoline engine from
three to ten horsepower. Address p
o. Box 431, City. ~
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Third. IA settlement Of the admins,
trati0n Of the estate OF said decedett
BY the said Sylvester Lyons as admin
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Picture Machines. Films, TalkinS
Machines Records of all kinds. Sheet
Music: Clarksburg Record Exchange.
= Cor. Pike 4 Third Sts.. Room Irwin
Bldg. Clarksburg, w. Va.
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.FoH RIA Furnished I,oonnsi

FOR RifS ,rnisi,ed ropms x6r Sleep
Ing, Nth iife Of bath khd f1lephone
81 ess WIG aain AZ at s s. Ss!g 1ssi Ii
phone Ill 5sSs. & - !
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WANrED-Position by stenogranber.
three years experience. Can flrniSH
good references. Address W. care
Telegram ONCE. : n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-09
I'd Hens Are Here For Three Day Series With
N0TRE DAME MEN OUT
FOR FOOTBALL WORK
Ten Men Present Themselves for First
Practice-Several After Po-
sition at Center.

Ten men answered the first call for
football practice at Notre Dame yes
terday. Coach Harper kept the men
at work for about an hour but only
passing of the ball and some signal
work was on the program.
Fitzgerald. Cook. Killeher and
NOelkers of last years team. Ulatow-
ski, Cofall. King and O'Donnell of
the freshmen team and Ward and
DAILY. interhall stars. were out. Fitz-
gerald. who played guard last year, is
expected TO be shifted TO center.
NOelkers. a South Bend boy. who
made last years squad and played in
couple of games. is another candi-
date for the central position. King,
who was chosen as the best interhall
center last year. is another who is eX-
pected 10 make a hard fight for the
position.
The men who reported yesterday
are in good condition and are ready
to settle down to regular work. Sew
eral of them spent the summer at
Cedar Point. summer resort in
Ohio. and they say that nearly every
afternoon they were out passing the
ball and punting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-09
TWENTY PLAYERS
OUT At PRACTICE
Most of Football Candidates to
Report Are ReCruitS-Vet-
Grams Will be Out in a Few
Days.

Running back punts constituted tho
main item on the bill for the first
workout OF the high school football
team at Leeper park Tuesday after
noon. on account OF the late an
nouncement OF practice only about
20 candidates appea- ). The most or
these were recruits tut they were sea
Soned 10y a few veterans
The ground in the addition 10 the
park has been prepared especially Tor
the use OF the candidates and Is in
excellent shape for the conditioning
grind IL is somewhat soft. but this
proved an advantage 10 the team last
year. which ran Wild when IL did get
on good field
Joe scott. who is expected 90 be the
shining light OF the bacl1feld this year.
showed up IN a uniform and was in
excellent form. having kept himself
I'm condition by kicking and punting
all during the summer. Unless some
unknown bOoter appears on the scene.
'Scotte' viii have 10 do most OF the
kicking.
Jimmie Wolf who starred as ruu-
ming mate OF Sullivan on the extremes
OF the tan and blue lire last year. was
ON hand for the opening and showed
lots Of ability in grabbing the kicks
Egan. one Of the stars % the sec
ond team line. viii probably be out
10 land a guard position He has the
weight and build but lacks speed. II
this can be developed he has the
place cinched He would make
good man to run with Stanley on the
other side Of the center.
Eddie Elbel. center on the scrubs
last year. is out for that position on
the regulars this year. and II he can
show any ability should land the
job. Capt Whiteman wEo held the
position last year, could easily be
shifted to tackle where the squad will
be notiCeably weak G. Hagerty
should capture the other position near
the end man.
Capt. Whiteman. Sullivan and
Hartzer. who are expected 20 he
towers Of strength 20 the locals did
not come out last night but are eN-
pected out before the week is over.
Daily workouts viii be in order from
now on.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-09
FAMOUS MINOR LEAGUE
PLAYER Is RELEASED

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. Sept g.
The release of Kid Mohler from the
Woodland team. an Independent club
of California. on account of his in
ability to hit. marks the pathetic end
ing of baseball career that extends
over &c years and covers an area from
the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Although Mohler has played ball in
pretty near every minor league in the
country. i'm all his years of service on
the diamond he has never graced a
bIg league lineup.
lie is the only ball player i'm the
business to play % years on the inield
and throw with his left hand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-09

three sackers came in the fifth after
there were two gone, Stevenson. Lake
and Beall getting them. KOehler got
one in the next round
Bravener came back in the second
game for the Bathers. but he was
driven from the rubber at the end Of
the second period. He was sent to
the outfield and Spenser relieved him
II did them no good for the HOLSTERS
kept up the hitting and counting.
Six runs in the opening round put
the HoOsiers a half game nearer the
top. BrOder batted twice in this in
ming, the first time the batting order
has Tapped over this season on the
home grounds. The first time up he
grounded out. Neuschafer threw into
right trying 10 catch KOehler at first
ard Ben went 70 third. He scored on
GrOdick's hit through second. Kelly
booted kOrfhagen's grOunder 10 short
Stevenson filled the bases with a single
TO center. Grodick was forced al the
plate on Diem's grOunder TO Guerney
KOrfhagen. Stevenson and Diem
came across the tally tablet on Lakes
single to center and Sponsors error
Lake made third. Lake counted on
Bealls single 20 right. Reall scored
on Kelly's wild heave on Loudermilk's
grOunder. Broder ended it with a
grOunder TO Kelly.
Spenser Called on.
Bravener got through the second
without a scratch. but he was taken
out. Stevenson jumped on Spenser
right at the start with a double to
right center. Diem walked and he
and Stevenson tried a double swipe
Steve was caught at third. Lake and
Beall were easy outs LOudermilk
doubled to start the fourth but was
caught off second. BrOder and Koch
Ter flied IT.
With two down in the fifth Steven
son started the TRIPPING bee. He hit
to left for three bags and scored on
Diem's single through second. Diem
stole. Lake tripled 10 right. scoring
Diem. Beall followed with another
hit good for q trio of bags, Lake scOr-
ing. Loudermilk flied TO center.
BrOder beat bunt that dropped in
front OF the plaEe. He scored on the
fourth triple Of the game and the sixth
Of the afternoon Koehler drove il
10 the boards in the center GrodicIx
tapped to Spenser. FSorfhagen hit
| high into the air but the inheld got
crossed up and il fell back Of Spenser
untouched. Stevenson fouled 10 Bond
and Diem flied to Todd.
Mt. Clemens scored first in the
fifth. Bond hit through second but
was forced by Bravener. Bravener
went TO third on Sponsors hit to right.
Kelly scored him with 2 hit past BealI.
Guerney famed and Duffy grounded
to stevenson
Diem dropped Pravener's fly to
right Bravener gonig TO second. The
next two were easy but Guerney hit
over second. Bravener scoring. Duffy
famed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-09
CRICKETS TAKE ANOTHER
Harris Hitting is Not Enough TO Win
For Bay City.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Sept. g.
Battle Creek made a clean sweep of
the Bay City series winning Tuesday
afternoon to ,. Gill. Boader. Dun
can and Haig hit all the runs for
Battle Greek. while Harris did the
same for Bay City.
Bay CITY .... 900 OO1 O1O-2 3
Battle Greek 900 203 OPS II 1
Hickman and Donnelly; Hauser and
Dobbins.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-09
WELCHIN MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Sept. Erred
die Welch has been signed to fight
some American boxer in Milwaukee
this winter. This is the announcement
made by promoter Frank Mulkern
Wednesday. Mulkern declares he pur-
poses to stage a good fight card every
month this winter. The first Null
kern fight will be the Wolgast- MandOt
battle on Sept. IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-09
KAZO0Z DEFEAT TOLEDO
Small Crowd Sees Last Home Game at
Kalamazoo.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Sept. 9.-The
locals played their last game of the
home season Tuesday defeating To-
ledO to 8. The total gate and stand
receipts were less than 500. Both
pitchers were in rather poor form.
Toledo 600 100 020-3 5 2
Kalamazoo 200 100 DOL o
Crossman and Stebbins: Nanny and
Grey
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-09
ZBYSZC0 MAY BE HELD
IN PRISON BY GERMANS

NEW YORK. Sept 9.-Stanislaus
Zbyszco, the Polish wrestler. accord
ing TO reports has been thrown into a
German prison. ZbVszcO was born in
that part of Poland which belongs to
Russia and before the war had a
match on in Prussia. When Germany
declared war il is reported ZbySzcO.
being a subject of the ear. was ar
rested. Since then nothing has been
heard of him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-09
LEADER IN SOUTHERN
SPORTS PASSES AWAY

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Sept Or.
w. l.. Dudley. 80. former dean of the
medical department of Vanderbilt uni
versity. is dead Wednesda having ex-
pired on a train bound from Chicago
To. Nashville. while returning from a
Canadian health trip. From promi-
hence in college sports he was known
as the father of southern athletics"
He was for years president of the
Southern intercollegiate Athletic asso-
citation and also a figure in national
intercollegiate football
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-09
NEW ATTENDANCE RECORD

BOSTON. Sept. 9.-James +. Calf
ney. owner of the Boston baseball
club i'm an official statement Tuesday
said all previous records of baseball
attendance were broken on Labor day
when 74.l62 fans bought Gckets for
the two Giants-Braves games Free
passes brought the attendance up TO
about 10000 The receipts were more
than $4,000. of which the home club
receives more than $4,000.