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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-03

v allace r. Harrington. Mr. and Mrs.
Otto A. Bierhach. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Frear. Mt and Mrs. Young. Mr. and
Mrs John A. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrss
Kelly Brown. Mr. and Mrs. George L.
Kluegei. Miss Ruth McGhesney. Miss
Marion Chaplin. Miss Mildred Chaplin.
Miss Margaret Thurston. Miss RA-
mona Marks, Miss Ruin Harrington.
Miss Frances Harrington. Miss lima
Woods, Miss Rachel Woods. Miss Ha-
Eel auckland, Mr.. Gayien Bush. Mr.,
Shirley Bush. Mr. Marston Campbell
Jr.. Mir. Closson Emory. Mr.. Frank
Winters, Mr.. Lester Marks, Mr., IA
BRISK and Mr. Schaefer.
- . . .
A Coming Wedding.
Miss Charlotte Reichmann. the DO.
pular belle OF Schofield Barracks, will
become the bride Of Lieut. Livingston
Watrous, Of the 25th Infantry. at noon
on July 2Sth in St Andrews Cathe-
dray. The ceremony will be perform
ed by Bishop Restariek. The couple
will leave on the Matsonia the next
day for the coast where their honey
moon will be spent
- Miss Reichmann is extremely popu-
lar in the army circles and has been.
entertained most extensively ever
since the announcement of the date
of her wedding Scarcely day has
passed but she has not been the com
plimented guest at a luncheon, tea,
dinner or some other delightful affair.
and she has succeeded In keeping
Schofield society quite lively.
q q .
Miss de BrettevIIIe's Departure.
Miss Maud de Bretteville, who Is
very we'll known and extremely popu-
lar among the young people OF the Is
lands. departed on the Matsonia We'd
nesday where she is to wed DR..
James Malcolm Thompson. The we'd
ding will take place at $50 o'clock
on the eighth, the day after her arri-
val, and will be followed by break
fast at the st. Francis Hotel. Later
the couple will motor to Los Molinos,
Tehans County, where they will make
their home
Miss de Bretteville Is q graduate Of
Punahou: afterwards attending Co
lumbia University where she was
member of the Chi Omega Sorority
Her many friends in the islands are
extremely piqued that she has decid-
ed to make her permanent home In
California. Nevertheless they were
all down at the Matsonia when she
departed to load her with leis and
well wishes.
& & q
outriseer Parties.
The Outrigger Club has become a
very popular place lately for all sorts
of affairs. from children's hand par
ties to elaborate dances. The cool
lanai beneath the spreading hau tree
is an ideal spot for chowder suppers
after a swim, and the dance hall Is
surely the coolest in the city People
are realizing how much enjoyment can
be gotten out of a days outing at the
beach and as a result the Outrigger
calendar is full good many weeks
ahead.
& e.
Pacific Club Dance.
The big event of the week Is the
dance which is to be given this even
ing at the Pacific Club The names
on the committee lists are sufficient
guarantee that the ball will be a sue
cess in every sense Of the word
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number OF the young people who have
just returned from schools on the
mainland and the affair was mnrked
by all the excitement ana iollity of a
reunion of old friends Among the
others present were Miss Elizabeth
and Miss Phoebe Carter and Miss
Gary of Baltimore, who is their house
guest. "
The evening was enthusiastically en-.
joyed by all those present. 49,.
l.. -. ~ q z .-..-. -:
Mrs, Lyons Beach Party. -. T. ....
- Mrs. Harold L. Lyon was hostess
Yesterday afternoon at a very jolly
beach party at the Outrigser in honor
af Miss Bess Kertner. who sails for
the coast in the near future After 2
most refreshing swim delicious sup
Per was served. Covers we're laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gaynor. Mr.. Will
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs Ray n. each.
Or. and Mrs. II. BickneIl. Miss Else
Werthmueller. Miss Susan Clark. Miss
Alice Harbaneh. Mrs. Charles R. Fra
zier Miss Edna Byrd. Mr.. and Mrs
George A. McEldowney, Mr.. Lane, Mr.
Osborn. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ]. Warren.
Mr.. ]. T. Warren. Miss Bess Kentner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon. #
-. ~ & .=-
Mrs. McEIdowney F,4ert@i-s.
Mrs. George A. McFdowney enter
tanned a few OF her friends very in
formally on Tuesday afternoon. Two
tables of bridge were enjoyed and Mrs.
w. F. Gaynor succeeded in running NJ
the highest score and capturing the
prize. Those present were Miss Ed
ma Byrd. Miss Jessie Smith, Miss Bess
Kentner. Miss Selma Johnson, Miss
Waterbouse, Mrs. Floyd Emmans, Mrs.
". F. Gaynor and the hostess.
Mrs. Bodrero Entertains. .....
Mrs. c. l.. Bodrefo entertained at
her charming residence. San Souci,"
on Wednesday evening, in honor of
Mr.. Fairchild of the Philippine Islands.
Mrs. Bodrero is leaving with her
children on the seventh for Kauai.
where she will spend the summer
months
Class Luau.
The luau given last week by the
class Of 1914 of the Mckinley high
school was a great success. The en-
was given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Refs and the
graduates had as their guests of
honor the members of the high school
faculty.
The luau was quite unique in that
il was conducted in real Hawaiian
the members of the class
aud their guests sitting on the floor
and eating with their fingers. the i'm
plements which were invented before
forks. Mr. Max J. Bolte. as toastmas.
ter did his share towards entertaining
these present and throughout the
feast there was Joking and toasting
and general merriment. - -..-
Everyone WIS delighted with the
luau and the guests of honor declared
they had never been to a better one.
The unqualified success of the affair
was due to the untiring efforts of Miss
PALMYRA Refs and the kindness and
hosritalitv Cf Mr. and Mrs Refs
After the luau dancing was enjoyed
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kahaIa Picnic.
Mr.. anG Mrs c. P. Morse and Mr..
and Mrs. John H. Drew have taken a
spacious and lovely house at Kahala
for the month anu are planning a
large picnic there on the Fourth of
July. There are to be nearly sixty
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Mrs. Cats Dance.

Mrs ]. r. CAT was hostess at a
very delightful and informal dancing
party on "Wednesday evening in honor
of her niece, Miss Grace Carter. and
her nephew. Mr. Henry Carter. who
have recently arrived from the coast
The list of guests included large
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outrisser Parties.

Pacific Club Dance.
The big event of the week Is the
dance which is to be given this even
ing at the Pacific Club. The names
on the committee lists are sufficient
guarantee that the ball will be a sue
cess in every sense Of the word.
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chowder Supper.

ChoWder Supper. -.
A very ENJOYABLE time was spent at
the home Of W. G. Chalmers on Tues.
day evening at a chowder In honor
of his sister, Miss Gladys R. VIII
sen, who has Just returned from Kona.
Those present were Misses MacFav-
den, O'Connor, Thomson, Daily. C..
Johnson, Rose, E, Johnson and Fos-
ter. H.
The table decorations were white
and pink roses and appropriate souve-
Mrs were presented to each guest.
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Miss Kentner compIimented.

Dance at kunalu Club House.
Miss Violet Lucas and Miss Mar
garet Mccarthy were charming host
esses on Monday evening when they
entertained the girls of the n. N. Club
of which they themselves are mem
bers, and others Of their friends at a
most enjoyable dance. Tue affair was
given at the knnalu Club house and
the attractive hall was most artist
cally decorated with masses of fluffy
pepper and other green's. A popular
Hawaiian quintette furnished the live
Hest of dance airs and a most happy
and delightful evening was enjoyed.
The guests of honor at the dance
were Miss Maude Manning, Miss Lei
Alana, Miss Dorothy Armstrong, Miss
Ruth Seybo!t Miss Bessie Seybolt,
Miss Louise I-ightfoot Miss Marian
Lightfoot, Miss Gladys IIaut and
Miss Lillian rennell.
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people present and II is sure 70 be
a very successful and enjoyable at.
fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
BILL" STOBBS is
SHOWING OLD FORM
FORMER LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL PLAYER WITH
w. & J. SQUAD.
Red and Black Aggregation Is Train.
ing Hard for Opening Of the
Season-Ruble Coming Along.

WASHINGTON, Pa. Sept. 22-Two
weeks OF preliminary training sees
the Washington and Jefferson foot
ball team rounding into the form that
resulted In the brilliant campaign or
1913. The team is developing slowly
but surely and should be travelling az
top speed by the time the contes,
with Harvard, on October 10. rolls
around. The first game on the Red
and Black schedule will be played
With MI. Union next Saturday.
NO W. a }. squad OF previous years
was ever subjected to the grueIlinR
preliminary training that Coach Bob
Folwell Is putting his men through.
Coach FOlwell realizes the great task
ahead of his team. especially since
the game with the great Crimson ma
chine comes so ssarly in the season
The veterans OF last year in the
backfeld are Johnny Spiegel. RED"
Fleming. Pedro" Young. ex-Captain
Russell Goodwin. Leslie Moser and
Fritz Reyman. Three. and possibly
more OF the new men, among those OF
last year, are showing a form thar II
continued, should land them a place
on thu first squad.
"e'h INV VINO starred year before
last IN Dertoit preparatory school
football. has begun to find himself
and Is coming strong lie is very az
gressiye and plays consistently ON
both the ohense and defense.
William Stobbs. who played end and
fuliback on the Wheeling high school
team In 1913. has also stamped him
self as a conner By his work against
the varsity IN the scrimmages. He is
an excellent defensive player Hal
Ruble. who halls from the Nail City.
Is performing well
Rush line veterans are headed BY
Captain BurleiEh Cmikshank. who
should have the best season OF HE ca
reer The others are Buzz" Wes-
becher. BIN Younkins. Britt Patter.
son and Frank Mexican. second
strinsers. who are IN the hght. arc
Withcrspo0n. Boottnor. Warro,-. r.
Baker DAY and Percy Drew. They
are battling along with the big new
limo material and some Of the vets"
VIII have 10 travel fast to keen ahead
Of them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
BUCKHANNON HI
HERE NOV. IA
NEGOTIATIONS CLOSED BY WHEEL
ING HIGH MANAGE1IENT
YESTERDAY.
upshur County Eleven was Considered
~ Aany Down-staters a. thu
1913 Champions.

Arrangements were yesterday closed
between the Wheeling High school foot
Dali management and that OF the Buck
harmon High school for a game 10 be
played on the Island grounds on the
morning ot November IL, the day of lie
Wesieyan-W. a J. game. This completes
the 1919 schedule for the local school
ana the card presented Is undoubtedly
ths strongest ever Offered By a Wheel
Buckhannon High school was last sea-
son named by many down ttate FOOT
nall men as the scholastic champions OF
West Virginia By virtue on a total ~
~ Polnts 10 It's opponents 10. While
~ Nlshur county lads defeated Par
h s,I ourg hiEh by the score Of IL 20 s..
me locai eleven hammered Parker burg
" score OF IS 10 on a very wet field
~ the comparison Of these scores
Mh.elinE was justified In claiming the
cham piOnship. nv
Next Saturday the local season will
De opened with Tub" McIntyre's
proteges. the Magnolia High school ~
rev Martinsville playing here While
lhe game last year az New Martinsviils
was won by the locals "a was nevertbe-
less 4 hard battle and IL Is understood
that the Nctzol county team Is much
heavier than In 1918 IL IL a safe nj
mar Tub will bring a real foot nail
blnrh 10 Wheeling and the alumni Who
we're IN school here four or five years
ago, know that these New Afartinssi iic
teams viii play the game when tbev
come TO this city. NV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
NOREFERENCETO
BEALL CHARGES
DR., HODGES AND "HoNEsr" John
HAMILTON INVADE RITcHIE
GO NTV
with Brass eAnd But Fail 70 Create
ANY Enthusiasm-8oth Deliver
5 et Speechea
BY HARRY HARPER DAWSON

ELLENBoRD. w. Va, Sent 92
Inc Democraity seemed To favor me-
Shie country with a supreme effort to
create bit ca enthusiasm amon1 the
faithful In this Republican stronr.
hold On last Saturday. aceomnansed
oy brass land and other aceouter-
Inents OF CIRCUS. Colonel Thomas y
hodses, Democratic candidate . FOR
con recommendations. and Honest.
John NJ. Ha milton. who aspIres 10 the
honor OF representing the Fourth AS
triet In congress in place Of that stsrl.
ing young patriot, Congressman Hunt
er H. Moss, blew into Pennsboro.
Ehere few Of the dyedfnthe-woof
DeLlOCrats' together with a goodlv
SpTmklns OF Republicans, the latter
Iacled o1t OF curiosity. as Il had
osen hoised about that Doc Hodgesi
Iilsnt eNpia IN the celebrated Wiley
beai charf;es, congregated at thel
opera house. to hear the speal.ins -
but from Indications the whole meet.
ing was n disappointment and A frost
Dr. Hodges explained to the dear
people that he was a drafted" eandi-
date, but did not say whether A wa !.
Gold hIu draft or some other Kind
ne said he stood squarely on the
haltimore platform and lauded PresI-
cent wilson rs the greatest presll
dent since Abraham Lincoln
Used Stock Speech.
Honest John Hamilton uaed his
stock speech. which Included bil
TRADE OF Congressman Moss- mai
abuse OF the Pukersburg DtsDatrh-l
News and his fntile attempt 10 OK.
plain his'atttude on the Virgfnia debti
Question Then the band played. anal
the pair mOtoDed 10 EIenboro anal
HarTisYille. where brief stops wers,ll
made. probably with the hope OF aur-N
menting The crowd for the Cairo meet
Ing where the aggregation showedl
on Saturday hight The Wiley ReaIII|
charges we're carefully avoided.
Thomas Coleman. a little gun
candidate state senator IN this. the
Third senatorial district. was aIso I'm
htehie county on Saturday and spokal
~ the famous institute al Rusk 10
is the opponent OF that wheeI-horse or
Republication. Robert l.. oregorv.
who, ~ one Of the lawyers for Woef
virginia, has unearthed credits which.
u allowed would wipe out the whole
OF mat alheged Virginia iebt. Whns
Bob Gregory D. rendering the stafo
such signal services his political can.
vass a. being looked after By a LEGION
OF ardent supporters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
THREE MORE STARS
west Nlrqinla University Football
squad Has Seen Increased by
Addition o. strong Players.

Special uiapatrh to the Intelligence
MOhGANTOWN. vs. Va. Sept 27
Three more football stars. each with
reputation Of bis own. reported 10
Coach Sol Meter this afternoon. In
thc persons % T. Stewart Race. of
Fairmont. varsity end last fan. Harold
Hutchlson. OF Fairmont who starred
in virginia school for tho past two
years. and Colburn. a football man and
basket ball player. OF some note. from
Fairmont The return 81 Race brings
the number 81 end candidates up to
twelve. The best ever seen on the
field here
Edwin Spears. % Wheeling. ioinco
me squad and ig working al quarter
on The second team
Davis A ElkInH college has cancelled
Pc Fame scheduled Zoe next Saturday
and an effort lH being made % West.
minister or WayueahurH a. aubatl
fufo m mo- same Del secured tho arst
team wil Eo to Clarksburg 10 see no
Indians Wesleyan game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
KILLED ON CROSSING.

WILMINGTON. Del. Sept. ~
oryille g. Gooden, age 80. a real es l.
tate broker Of this city. and his wife.
Florence NJ. Cam GOoden. aged "a.
were killed late this afternoon when
their automobile was struck by A
passenger train on the Delaware d.
vision OF the Pennsylvania railroad
az a grade crossing just below STATE
Road station, near here. Mr.. Gooden
was killed Instantly His wife died
a. a hospital soon after being admit
ted. They were The only occupants
OF the car which Afr. Gooden was
driving.
Their deaths make the third grade
crossing automobile fatality on the
Delaware division In a week Es-
state senator Remsen e. Barnard was
killed In a similar manner at Wyom-
ms, yesterday a week Mr.. Gooden
was a native OF the latter place ana
a friend OF Mr.. Barnard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
WV LOCAL LroHTvHraHr

Iark p nnncdY. new fgF MOUND
r0fnf. ~ WhrnUrr made hfr frE.f 81
l.In l'lialre rIub laef evening nt n
Hmranr Or ucmhora only Ffr arrr4rsa
.lnff Enrrcf- fnIhraIfH n ftrfafre
iad Hnd bod much fhr bsffrr rr ~.
afFlHeni Iueh Hughes vas tha thirf
rnnrdf u fFst on hlr ftrf and has d.
cl.. rn4rf W. haa punch ir effEr~
.tNn hnn cool Dr. thr ..nrrra bot.
n "n f.H frnU nf "afnnruH unr go
N04-H fIr WNraIirr Hrffarr f...Ff
one ri MhnrIlrH NarfI.H Earr. .rr
..IIlirr Who nIfnreerI fHa f.Hf I.rr
nrfnr predict victory Tor Errrrr..
over either OF these men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
BLACK RAID IHApun
KILLED on Tmr ET-nHrz--

,. iiiII.AuEi.PIffA. sept ~ rr-.-,-
rvIIe. ~ Who was shot and Ff1af ~
InH irNnt here last night 81 gGf-e,.-'-
li N.mlnf vac ono 20 The most rrfttt
QUE leaders ~ The BLACK Hand fr ftf-
Iff lrcnrdlnF fu testimony IL 81.
nearing n 10 fimore hcfsro ~, sii
lEti' mere today ft was feaffr.T u.
l.F delr ives that N0iteat1 was vsot
fN poi NaHnIurun. r n for rrf~-,.--
money IRON wealthy raafflrf III ttl,.
W.. anl that De- bad recently $3.50 7.
NfIn DBL Trenton Tor similar 49,.
n heu NnrE and Chicago. Hrl f.r 49,.
N'.oI HfaIfhr italian here Dol f0ff
. PIT .Imuur declared tH1f be- F-a 49,
f'.If .H nnN another Italian WHOM me
wff Niu nu fhr street nrf fr-rs-rs
money lifer many rfinr thrrrfa ul
pr rCln without bHil f1 avail he A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
HARD PRACTICE FoR THE
WESLEYAN GRID. WARRIORS

Special Dispatch % the fntsuirencer
butkHANNON. W Va. Sent %
After long session % running SIGNALS
ana much correction % the men bv the
coaches, the Varsity was lined up
against the scrubs for a half hour OF
real foot ball today. The Varsitv
showed much Improvement IN the line
over Yesterday, and the gains Of the
Two shumakers and Garrett. and the
work ot Morrison featured In the
line the work OF Withers was ane
while Singleton. at center. showed
much Improvement The scrub line
held The Varsity IN many plays. and
ihey fought hard. holding the hrst
string men 20 one touchdown. made
by Garrett after a 2O-yard run. Mer.
rells was substituted Cor Garrett Tor
ihe last ten minutes % play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
GUESTS AT GAME
wee" virginia University Football
squad VIII De Guests Of Wesleyan
az Carlisle Game Saturday.

Special uIrugt-h ID thc fntciIigcncer.
bJCkHANNON. W va. sept p
The football team. representing
West Nirginia university. Wesleyan's
most feared opponent Tor the West
Nirginia state championship 10 foot.
ball. viii De- her guests az the biz
game with the Carlisle Indians. who
Wesleyan plays az Clarksburg satur.
day
This was decided Immediately after
i became known that West virginia
university would not have game.
communication was established be-
tween The West Virglnla and Wosie.
yam naFcmcnt and twenty OF twcn.
ty.lve Of ThanksFiving day opponents
VIII watch Wesleyan IN her initial
STRUGGLE with the redskins ~ Union
park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
PRISONER KILLS CONSTABLE.

DOYLESTOwN. Va. Sent ~
Henry a. Kobe. hiFh constable az
10y lealown. was shot through the
heart and instantly killed today bv
Wllliam Miller an oighteen year-old
youth. a. he was taking the young
man 20 jail
hoibe had arrested Miller on a
charge Of having forged q check They
were Walking along the street when.
without warning. Miller whipped a re-
FolFor from his pocket and ehot the
constable Miller tried 20 escape but
several persons who were close BY
captured him and turned him over 10
the police
founs Miller is we'll Known younr
man OF this place some OF his friends
nicknamcd him "Broncho Bill"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
CARDINALS WON IN GAME
FEATURED ny MANY ERRORS.

PHILADELPHIA. sept. 27-Errors
game here. which ST Louis won from
Philadelphia by 20 q Nearly All tho
runs OF both teams were due 20 neldine
and battery miFpl1yg. Score. Y ~ r.
81 Louis 90 90 % 3.
Oriner, Perdue and Wingo: MAYER
Baumgartner and DOOM Burns I'm
pires O'connor and Byron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
REDS HAVE a RECORD
BACKWARD; DODGERS, FORWARD.

BROOKLYN. sept ~ Cincinnati
lost its eighteenth straight game here
record for itself by canturing n whole
series OF i've games Dauhcrt won the
Eame with 2 single Ia the tenth with
the bases full one out and one rtin
needed TO win score n Il r.
Brookiyn 2 D 0 o 2o6 Is /
lingling. Douglass and Gonzales:
Aitchison and McCarty. Umpires. Rig-
Ter and Johnson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23

second Cams
ANrRToAH AssooIATIoT-

100. anarnlir. 90 LouisviiIe g.
LlIlf o. Indianapolis. o.
IiF INen. Minneapolis
CHI hangHH rIfY-sf Paul rafr
count races &C
-lIiraf rnuel
''Hefnnd Fame innings darknss. ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.

TOE Tnch Bun base hall team will
play rnme with che Moose. No fT
cam nf thia CifN SUNDAY aftaruo0u nr
IhH Iinch Nuu grounds The same will
Pc called nt o'clock
Ihc Moth Hcnwuod school In a veil.
llnNon Euwn % baseball aufrerfef iu
lrfrHfIuF the HnrrH Wun rrhonf rrrfar.
lI haiteruHnn. nt fno mouth OF Unrra
NIn hr tne HDnre nf ff Co f0 Tks b1f.
lrIir" fnr fhe North U.uHnuH team we've
litnkef and PEARL and Tor norra nun
boucr and Ncdymlcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
ATHLETICS
COME BACK AND SWAMI THE NAP
LAnDEHS WITH FOUR
TEEN RUNS
Carter, a Recruit, Pitched Wen But he
support was MussrabIs-Two
Others Used by Maps.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 22-BunchinR II
out OF their 10 hits in three innings
fhiladelphia easily defeated Cleveland
70 . to-day. Cleveland used three
recruits In the box. Carter, who stared
the game got along well until his sup
port went 10 pieces. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
PIRATES FALL AaArN
BEFORE TIE BRAVES.

BOSTON. Sept 22.-Today's game re-
suited In an easy victory for Boston
over Pittsburgh. to 2 As New York
lost to Chicago. the local team now mas
n nve-game lead In the pennant race
pittsburgh was unable TO do much with
ming. Score. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
WTEREGTIoEAE IEGaUE-

iewark, o. baltimore.
providence d. Jersey CITY.
FHunalo. q, Rochester. a
fTurQnto. rs. Montreal. g.
49,. Toronto. z Montreal.
100 inrluRal
erta innings. tie. darkl
fiIirst Camel
ftsecond gamel. innings. tie. dark F,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23

Ihe Ealing allcYs an the Young
aen Christian Association acro opened
eet evening The alleys have been
thoroughly cleaned anR polished. aud
ere ln One condition 10 IT, IIkfIe fHnf
u1WiiuE leagues wIli be- formed f1r the
winter months both lu tcu pins and
llcf plrn. although de1untr plans have
not YET been made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
Ray COLLINS PITCHED
TWO VICTORIES YESTERDAY

DETROIT. sept 22.-Ray Collins r.--
.llneu the unusual feat OF nffctirs-
SION ~ victory over Detroit turire
tHll sItcrnoon. The scores were q -
= ana % %. Detroit hit the Ioft bSrde,
~ tNifler hard in the first game but Or
,tli'n gnlt four hits lu the SECOND cor
49,. winch was called on account -
uaf hnesf % thc end % the efrbh A.,
LlIs hoet4nf timely hitting uss r.
7f'"7i"ie Tor nnth victories Scores.
FIRST Game.
Rout,, .o, R.HE
Detroit - b d d - 90 ]
COLLINS aud Carriran. Cov.feukt.
Ergtls and Baker EMPIRES Dineen ia
second Game.
postor " RI D.
t-liL ....... % q
lane GATED on account ~ darkresu
COLLINS Hud csrrirau. Oldham ~
Mods Voc bier ana NfrFfe u4rfr 80
pirefi Eaar and uinefn '"'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
STANDING TONIGHT.

Below will be found the percent.
sse CT the -FOUR Leaders in the Na-
HameF The positions ~ ths team
cen be figured from the nruroa Given