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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
RED AND BLACK
GETTING READY
PLANS FoR OPENING o. SEASON
At WAS-JEFF ARE BEiNG
COMPLETED.
Manager Murphy ans Coach Fei~eil
Feel Satithea That the Team
VIII BE Better Tna- Last Year.

sreeiai uisratrh 90 the fntsuigencer
WASHING TOY. Pa AuE Is
Since his duties as student solicitor
are coming 20 close. and h. all b.
able 20 spend The greater part % bis
time In Washington. Manager p. NJ.
Murphy % the WAsh-Iel football team
h. making arrangements Tor the com
ing o. the football players TIE pre-
limiaary training % the squad VII t-e
done In Trinity Han ana training
quarters Nil b. maintained IN Hays
Hall the college dormnory orders
have already been placed for beef
and other eatahies that win D. con
sumed BY the pisskin chasers A
glance 40 the supply purchased would
incline one 10 think that Manager
Murphy was making preparations 20
feed an army instead o. a squad %
two score athletes ManaFer Murphy
announces that within q DAY or two
a squad % men viii start % work In
College Field getting u IN shape for
the season
The program beng issued By Man
aEer Murphy. that viii contain a com
plete history o. football az Washing.
ton and Jefferson College. VIII be
finished b. the printer I'm a few DAYS
resume % the sport in general with
pictures and records Of every eleven
viii De contained in O.
There has been no iutlmatlon from
Manager Murphy a. 10 whether or not
Coach Bob FolWen would have an
assistant 90 help him with his ardu-
Gus duties this fall he had no help
IN moulding Last fails sensational
eleven into shape and 10 may be that
ne intends % DO % alone this wear
but this phase OF the question will be
settled when the old Pennsylvania
star arrives and takes control lie
VIII have the same great hackheld as
last talI. consisting OF Red" Fleming.
Spiesel Pedro Young. and Russell
Goodwin and second string men who
are thoroughly familiar with his YER
satile system The same may h. aid
or tho line IN other words he will
have veteran squad acquainted With
his methods and he would probably
prefer % Instruct them himself
Sizing up the situation. Johnny
SpleEei seems 20 have very aptly de
scribed In his sentence. This b. 20
ing Co be the big year" The outlook
az Washington and Jenerson certain
.y was never roster in the % years
that football has been PLAYED al the
institution. With the greatest SEIZED.
ule ever arranged FOR Red and
Black eleven by Manager Murphy:
with practically the same PLAYERS
that brought Washington az a national
claimant for championship honors.
aud with that same duo IN charge
Bob FolWen and Mother Murphy.
little else could be asked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
River staGes
DAVIS ISLAND DAM - 81 7
GOOD PROGRAM
Rendered Yesterday az houndsVliie
Chautauqua Before Large and
Enthusiastic Audience

The extremely hot weather attract
Cd very large crowds 10 the Mounds
Vile Camp grounds yesterday where
the Chautauqua Is In progress The
program proved exceptionally inter
esting 20 the large audience espec-
tally a. the evening session. Mr. Leo
=. Lybarger delivefed his famous lee
ture on How To BE Happy" and his
points were well taken all through
his entire lecture. Several times the
audience applauded and he was IN
terrupted. The Harmony Concert
Party company closed It's two days
engagement with a fun concert at
2 80 o'clock and were well received.
The program today a. an entire
change from that Of yesterday. begin
ming with Commissioner Hopkins az
ten o'clock. At $3.50 p m. the fam
Gus Maurer Sisters Orchestra viii
render several selections and II viii
pay all 90 attend this number. At
s o'clock the Eagle band 81 Mounds
Vile viii render an open air concert
and the Maurer Sisters will give a
prelude at 7.45 O'Clock followed by
the lecture OF the day. by Mt Strich-
land ". GILLIAN. Americas foremost
humorist on "a sample Case OF HUI
NOR. Mr. Strickland comes 20 the
Moundsville Chautauqua with the best
recommendation and will most like
" draw a record breaking crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
RED CROSS DAY"
FOR BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE or BASEBALL
CLUBS DECIDES TO HAVE
ONE DAY
During chsp'plonshlp Series In whish
Portion o. Receipts VIII 90
Toward This Fund.

NEW YORK. Aug 10 - The VA
uonA League o. Professional Base
ball Clubs today departed from a
precedent % many years standing by
arranFing 20 designate one day Of 10
Championship playing schedule a.
Red Cross Day" when percentage
OF the gate receipts throughout the
circuit will BE- turned over % the Red
Cross for its relief work IN tho
European war. According 10 S-cre-
tary John A Heydlor's announcement
tonight % IL expected that all leagues
In organized baseball will take similar
action. The date of Red Cross day
IN yet 10 he selected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
OPERATOR SIGNS
Tolbert Coal Co, Small Concern IN
Belmont County. Signs Scale
and Miners Are Happv.

While there o. no Indication that the
signing OF the scale of the Tolbcrt
Coal Company az Baney's Mills. near
GAINESVILLE. wlll have any influence
toward a settlement Of the coal strike
In Eastern Ohio. q may lead other
small operators 10 adopt the same
policy The willingness 81 the Toll
bert Coal Company TO sign the scale.
Do one OF the most optimistic signa
In the prolonged strike. and ~ NAV
cause other operators 20 break away
from the combination known a. the
operators association Of Eastern Ohio
The IoIbert Coal Company employs
about 10 men although DO o. one OF no
smallest mines in the county. mining
purpoaes only. the miners regard the
break az one Of the bright aigna look.
ing toward a settlement o. the coal
strike The mine VIII be put ln oper.
alton as soon a. possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

PITTSBURGH RACES =
PROVED EXCITING.

r.l-I-TIT 7n,rnGH. Aur fs-.T.or- Ne.
N Indianapolis. frfgfrr afrr
'f Today Won the perrg~fr-..f.
.afs glih value ~ tr 900 1890 b..
II,'.tatrh Driving CLUB a. 49, r.
ar.--t- i-i.5S 5ragd circuit fucss Al
OBJ NJ airo won ne RsVs'o-s .s...
III ntcct -year-oid trottera. vim = vsias
Ihs hssf race - ne 6av 80 n.
NNIrN vent seven ranfa - i
H Hrraf finally w0r ff
ra1e .an adfsd event vas
---..- cue rpier7 in straight hsafa
ne PENS glvania a1o rrosanr.
e. ruras 900
winter. D.. 81 fNrU1rnrfl
rlIr rr-f-- ..-.-.- -.-....
v,....l p. + s.E-.l roy snd Misriya snd
et.r started Hest tine. fos.
Ths Esys,ons. ans Tor Tsr..-r~--os.
sr..r ,rr9tt-rs, Prise a. 90.
NJ. r fNrIoralfI
ef r-.r-g .-.t.. .s.......1
{, ilso.,yraes nsr Ass,ns w.,.. az
1Iif.. tv tltei a, started Bsst tine
r ,r zoe Paoing, Purse $1,000
-. nr I8rafrl lfaffF
r.re...- -'".t .s-..... affff
-[-'t-. =. my riptsr @a-rs y : 80. IN
st. fH9 Nobel alec rf1-,sf rssf
ai7 rro,,,s ct - y g..
Lsslne srisr. : 2. &c. 80
Bias rssss.- -...-.....-.
. NE HshuffaI afro sfs-t.f -, -.
- py uoiue sI.1ier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
TROUBLE AGAIN
? a Blum % Be Arraignsd Today on
Charge % Erbezziina Small
Sum % Money

Last niFht before squire Hobbs
Pred a Blum. charged with threaten.
irE fo XIII George Mathis. vas held
bold under peace bond of 500 Saf
being able to furnish The nfcaaaa-v
bond De- wee sent t0 Jail In the
meantime another charge vac placed
nraIrsf him Thfs tine DO Del CHARGED
win rmhozz.lne 1912 from the wheel.
ing Produce company. firm that DO
Wa7 connected wlfh for some time
Blum waF formerly "a member Of the
rfT council and stood quite hirh fr
business circles The warrant charr.
ina embczzlemeuf uas Fuorn out on
Che complaint % % D. MARVEL Ua
wil Do Tried on this charge this
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
SEE THE ECLIPSE
Local People VIII Have Chance %
See Small Portion o. the Sun
Eclipse Tomorrow Morning.


shortly after sunrise Friday morn
ing there will be n partial eclipse OF
the sun. about O'Clock II the wealth
or u favorable. the people OF this sec
ton may be able 20 see the northern
rim OF the eclipse. as We are lust
within the eclipse limit The best
place for the Observance Of the eclipse
viii be az kieff. In Russia. where the
eclipse Of the sun will be total for
two minutes and fourteen seconds
The Lick Observatory OF the United
states o. sending the only representa-.
ton from this country. 20 Kien TO
observe the eclipse under the direc-
ton Of Prof Campbell 10 BE- expected
that the members Of the party win be
able 90 get some good results Of tho
eclipse from the instruments az hand
provided the weather is favorable.
Owing 20 the short duration OF the
eclipse all Of the instruments have
been placed In readiness for the OBJ
servation Of the eclipse which will
begin about 5.22 O'Clock IN the morn.
INK or 1912 O'Clock. Greenwich
time. The eclipse will b. visible only
as a partial eclipse in the northeastern
part Of the United States
Planets ~ Night
Tho planet Jupiter will be- tho moss
conspicuous object 10 the sky during
The evenings for the next three
months and no doubt will attract the
attention Of the close observer by ifa
briliancy The planet Saturn is Wis.
ibIe about one o'clock in the morning
end presents a very pretty view 90
tho casual observer. through a good
Telescope. AZ the present time the
planet Mars Dr. 20 close 20 the sun that.
80 has been lost from our view.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
PLAY HODSHONS
Glen Lawn Team VIII Test Its
strength Against the Local Team
For Champ Honors.

The strong Hodshson baseball team
viii clash with tho Glen Lawn team
sunday afternoon on the Tunnel
Green grounds IN what is erpecf-o
70 prove one ~ the fastest games ever
played by amateur teams In thu ohio
valley. a. the game will prncticaIlv
decide the championship between me
Two teams. The battery FOR tho Glen
Sswh 'ashf WIZ - TdvA-- spt -.
and for tho Hodshson Costello oro
Welch. u g. expected thar a largo
crowd q loyal supporters viii no
present 10 witness the game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
KILLED ON TRACK
Lawrence confotl. section Hand On
c. L. q ". Railroad. Run Down
and Instantly KILLED.

Lawrence Confoti. employed as a
section hand on the Cleveland. Lo-
rain and Wheeling division OF the n.
A o. near Flushing o. was instant.
~ killed when struck bv the west
bound passenger train "wednesday
The man was walking along the east
bound track. and stepped 20 the west
bound, directly In front % the train.
lie was thrown high In the air. aiight-
Ing on his head. When picked up by
the crew IL Was found that hls neck
was broken. Coroner Myers. OF Bell
aire was notified and and the remains
were taken 20 the Wiley undertaking
establishment In Flushing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
BOWL NO
DRIVER BROKE

The restricted speed order on the
B a. %. railroad between Glendale
and NI0undsville was probably respon-
sihle for averting a serious wreck yes
terday morning when one % the main
drivers on the engine OF passenger
train 40 7O3 broke. derailing the en-
CINE and delaying trafic for over an
hour The Benwood wreck train was
soon az the scene OF the derailment
and the engine was quickly replaced
and a new rod was installed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
TO PITTSBURGH
County Commissioners VIII Pay Wait
70 Smoky City Today 90 Examine
Roads In That Vicinity.

Members OF the board ~ county
commissioners will leave this morn
ing on tour OF inspection OF condi.
lions OF Pittsburgh and vicinity. They
viii spend the day going over the
roads In the Pittsburgh district They
spent yesterday going over the roads
IN this county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
INVESTIGATION
Assistant District Attorney o'Bris7
starts PROBE into Alleged Ir-
fated Prices Fer Feed

HE'IHIarf ITIffd EI1fr1 UIrfrIrf
Attorney j. j. p. OBr.en. acting un-
der the direction ~ District Attorney
stewart W walker. yesterday made
Arrangements for an IuvestIaauon
into tre inflated prices ~ foodsfurs
to ascertain. III possible. Whether the
increases ara justified
The urestlFaf.cn DEL being conduct.
81 aI over the county The orl-.ais
in fhe northern district ~ West viz
F-nia VIII BE- Handicapped In their
work becauFe 90 the fact that there
VII D. no session % the federal
Erand jury until October. a. Clarks-
burg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
Ftrst oGna
rToEHs, WITH FTvE HEAvuRs
COULD NOT bat ArHLErrcs

PHILADELPHIA. Aur fs-u.---f,
4eel rye pitchers to-day but lasr fn
l-rlla1flrria 90 2. Batting raIIlss
POI thr second and seventh lrrfrrs az
ltrcraler enabled Detroit o. 1asr9rr-.
the Eve ruu lead which the home team
TOOK bf kluralrE IauHF on the r-hf~-
Pr tne met inning VITA the score TIED
pr the eighth. Davies nattef fr- Panr0rl
.trl Won fle same ug scoring srharF
with a triple. score
Detroit .-.. o10o0o a00-E ff
Philadelphia @ % -
hans7. CaFot HnsEIer. Williams. Old
nam ani rtauage Baker. HresHlsr Pen
mock Bush and srhauE. rmplres chill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
BRoWus WIN FROM
sEEAToRs-sERIrs rvnN

WAsHfSGTON. Aug 1s-st I.auia
rFenef 20 the series to-day bN defeat
inE Washington fu o Eleven SINGLES
combined with some good base ruunfn.
ann wash nGtou's errors save the rfrff-
ors "a lead that the Nationals could not
overcome. Score.
r. o. D.
~ louis .- foIri Is II %
Warrington n o ~ 0-E 10 q
Weilmar. Mitchell and Agnew. Harm.
er. shaw. Bentley. Barron ard hrr
smith Impires. EEan and Evans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
STATE ATToRFEY At FEARING.

Attorney Carli OF Columbus. a
representative Of lie Ohio Industrial
commission. conducted a hearing a;
the city building In bridgeport yester-
day morning in the case OF the estate
OF Joseph MAX. deceased. against the
cambria Mining Company Evidence
on both sides was submitted. Attor.
ney Carlin will submit his findings 10
the commission and their decision
will be- made later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
FIGHTING AMAZON
Mrs. Boston Of MoundsvilIe Fined BY
Squire Z. NJ Lewis Last Evening
for Assauitina houndsVilie Youth.

Blanche Boston and her mother 90
Tenth street Moundsville were ar
raigned before Squire p W. Lewis
last night the girl charged with dis
turbing the peace and the matron
with assaulting Edward Rose. a young
man 81 Moundsyille Tho mother was
fined IS and costs and the case against
the girl was dismissed The trouble
was the outrrowth OF a free-for-ali
hEht. 70 r. said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
TRAcINo eANk RoaaEaa

" was reported 20 the local police
yesterday afternoon that the bank
robbers who shot Up the Homestead
bank. bad passed through Cameron
and Glen Easton yesterday No at
tempt was made 90 stop them Al
Cameron but ~ Glen Easton they en-
gaged In a running are with some
citizens. s..-f..~-,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
TRAFFIC LAW VIoLAToR

Edward T. Westwood was arrested
yesterday evening by officer Neider
on charge Of violating the trafic
ordnance The arrest was made ar
1905 o'clock when Westwood pulled
past car that vas discharging pass
myers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
RIVER NEWS

The river continued TO fall AZ al
points YESTERDAY Al midnight last
nlght a stage % l6 feet Vas reeord-
"a In the lower river az the Nc
Meehen dam. while the pool stage
Vas III feet
The Express arrived last night.
with a fair sized cargo Of farm pro-
duce and fruits. She viii depart to-
day AZ noon. Tor Matsmoras
The Mildred is expected In tonight
for her Saturdays trap 20 Matamoras.
River Stages
DAVIS ISLAND DAN - 81 feet,
stationary. clear.
STEU BENNtlLE 81 feet. sta
tiunary. cloudy
PARKERSBURG-s3 feet. failing.
cloudy
MORGANTOWN - : feet. station
any clear
OIL CITY - / foot below. sta
tonary cloudy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
FEDERALS

AZ chicago RHr
baltimore ........ 40 q
.hIraEu Observation-Disclosures. 4
Wilhelm. couley and Russell ZACH
htHch. Hendrix and Wilson
,., ~ indianapolis Ri r.
. ''.'l..aa 81 fHsasa ssssss. Coco Z
lunitUlpnIiH .............. &
o.. ,a,unitz ana Berry, FalSenbsrg and
Itariuru.
Other games postponed. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
VASKEEs WON ovER
MAPS. EvnHrHG SERIES

WV YORK Aux Is-Nsw York
eFsned the series with CIeveIarf b.
taxing the second game by score n
% o. score.
Cleveland .ooo0 00aohS
New York 00I - Il 2
rfcrn and EEar. Brown. Heating ana
sweeney. tmpires. pine~n and slsri-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
RED SOX
WHY BOTH oAHrs or A pouaLE
HLADER EnoM IKE
WHITE BOL
Ho6i.ss.l's Hfsttng Wa = Psa-ars %
hoth oames-Eood P7r1hsd
n 0rs4f Fcrm

BOSTON. Aur ff-Hcsrar f1rF h1rN
Earlss - 1uuhlrreadsr from Chtear1
To-Day. vs. cd pitching f1r the HrH 80
te arruua zane Nas ln god TOM
ho1litrslIs hitting 49, pronIIn.rt "a
tur OIL bufn victories
Ftrst oEna
nqsfon .--- oo1oo oio.-I
GElraru .... q o . u q Z Cd o.
LaFnarl and carrigan. Eerr ana
schaik
8scond daua-
Boston ... \ q 4 :
|Efrarr 500. q .. u o = 4 d al
Mcaa nrf DafV. sect Walsh and
halk Iruplres iiildetrand and
1 LulEhlir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
AHng vILDnnss AND Poon
FrnLDfHo LOST FoE REDS

y q Cincinnati to-day end Boston Won
hcore E If ~
cincinnau oo00 1901 q
TYR a1a oosdY Amss Eahrsr and
Cara. Gonzales rupIrrH Hart ard
Rigisr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

suyrnBAs KIT rEE BALL
AID WOE FhOM Guns

CHICAGO. aug l8-UruokIrr Mt
iinr opp1rfursiy uhils CfioaE1 reidsf
looseir, saHilF Won to-day. 90
Aitchison pitchsf his beet bal ir trs
port Score
Ri o.
esi ssassn 55S8S5SfE 3
Attehison an MrCarty vauEtn. -.
BEL anf Hrsanahan. IruIrss byron
ana Lincoln.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

brooklyn az Kanlaa Citv'
litfaburrh a. Indianapolis.
Hunalo AZ 81 Louis
baltimore az Chicago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
HOW THEY STAND |
NATIONAL LEAGUE

rsstsrdAys Essait..
a1afru 2. Cincinnati q
E4ftshargu n. hsu York z
hrnokITu a chicaE1 4
81 Louis rhiladelrhla. rafu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
rsstsrdays Rssults.

Boston 2. Chicago l.
-tpafun 4. chicago
fhllade. phia Z Detroit g
Nes YORK q. Cleveland G.
- Louis A. Washington b
slIrHf game ssser0rH rarrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
PIRATES
ms Fsoz "a Tmn o eizsrs go : 70 = In
s>sA r-~zs ma a. M Fs.siy nus
tAs nacaans~rs Oct "a H.
ier1ty % Thsn

PtTTrhrRCH pa Aur ta-Nsv
Lefa a. defeated I've fu ore here o.
eal IN - lasf - frn three Haus ssr-
- tvo % ths Eanlss haFtrE ts-r Won
~ Pfttsb1rGh- score
RHE
Ns~ Tork .s0iooooo c-llI o
Pittsturgh oa0ao - ~ o
bemarse. Frumms WIltaa arf Wr-
Ian epolsr Mrluilian arf Coleman.
Lmpirss Eaaor and 4uirieT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

The Former Stars % South Wheel
INK are open for a game on sunday.
August %. and would Ike 20 hear
from some strong team The Win
chesters or Keystone's preferred
For further particulars call I3a3-N
National and ask for Manager vii
liam Schule
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

81 Louis a. washington
Detroit ~ Fhilafelpnfa
Cleveland ar New YORK.
CHICAGO az Boston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
NEW ToHK STATE.

Utica. 4 wilkes barre 2. CFirst
game
wilkes Elrre-ifica. second game CALI
cd end third inning darkness
scranton. p. Syracuse u. IFnrfeifrH b
limira 2 Albany o. tFirst EameD
,.lmlrA Albany. Z. second game
hinrhamton. g. Troy, T. Second
game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
FEDERAL LEAGUE


Pittsburgh = Indianapolis
Chicago q Baltimore
iofher games postponed. rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
News of the Race Track


agrninE Bell. D.. ~. ~ TIE
Harrnn Bell |EuFfeI 5000.
'e.fge p. r. b. Haspsrus.
r..... s z, !.2l!. ia. s5ass.,sj .!F
mn L-lfa 1.lfW 1IGn
flye-sighta Hils Daahi Puras 81 900.
IAnNllIf. second. ca ffprnrrfrrI
.on. rilrer Hirliman. ch O.. ffkornni
Ni Booth. D. r. ffrrf ~ ! fffrf ~
'a'.e Aan also ran. Time. Tia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
M'LOUGHLIN HOLDS
HIS STATE TITLE
DEFEATED p. LINOLEY MURRAY
m THREE STRAIGHT SETS
Murray Showed That He Was out OF
Practice While Winner was In
Good Condition

NV YORK. Aug. 10 Maurice
p. McLoughlin defeated r. LindIey
Murray. BY the scores Of 81. 60. 81
on the courts OF the Crescent Athletic
club this afternoon. thereby regain
INK his title 20 the New York state
lawn tennis championship.
Murray plainly showed the eject
Of lack of practice and McLoughIin
had little diHculty IN outpIaylng his
opponent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
You Are Sure of Fine QUALITY
In the Clothes You Buy Here During
This Great Sale We Are Havin6

The Hart SChaffner s Marx is them and that &c
tailoring and present day styles. ' ~ '''s'' superior
Nowhere can you buy better clothes regard
Tor these sale prices can't be duplicated ~ 0eN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

Boston at pittsbIrFh
hrlualUn &C ChtcaFa
totaer clubs not sched lisr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
IETERNATIoTAL LEAGUE.

Toronto 30. Newark O.
40 other games scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PR0. NOTES

he Patterson a I'm Grove team
IL without game for sunday. The
team wants . game away from home
on thai Gate Manarers o. teams
wanting a game. are requested 20 call
sportlng editor. inteliigencer.
John Mccoy. ulan.F-r % the Tria-
d-iphia baseball team. u requested 20
call sporting editor % The Intelli-
seuceE this evening.
Tie VI. A. G. challenge any team
FOR games on Saturday az home and
Sundays away Can law Bell phone
or answer through this paper
The N. A. G.. challenge the Holman
a. Duvall Tor a game SATURDAY. Aux
ust %. u accepted answer through
the paper or call lf-W Ben phone
The Nationals issue sweeping
chalIerre for a game % hau sunday
August O. s r. rs Red stars
Bachman Jr's. international Ir's or
the Notes preferred
Tuesday the strong hitting Nation
ais defeated the local Mnkmen In a
fast and exciting contest BY the score
% 20 g
n The above challenge e accepted
answer through this paper immedi-
ately
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