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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-02-12
Terrazas Bankrupt by War

Ell Paso, Texas-His immense in
come tied up by three years of revo-
buttons, Alberto Terrazas, of the fam
lily whose name in Mexico is a syno-
nym for great wealth, has been com
PEELED to seek a means of livelihood.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-02-12
Stays Wrong Man.

Barcelona.-An attempt was made
to kill Senior Ossorio Salardo. who was
governor of Barcelona at the time Of
he disorders in 1909. The ex-govern
OF escaped, and, in his stead. an lnof
tensive citizen was shot lead
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-02-12
Bribers Sent TO Prison.

New iork.-Joseph Cassidy, former
Democratic boss of Queens county
and William Willett, a former con,
gresham, convicted bribers, were
sentenced to serve a year and six
months and to pay 81, 900 fine.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-02-12
Brains Himself With Ak.

Greenwich, CONFUSING the blum
end of a heavy ak to crush IN his
skull, William A. Stedman, a promi-
Dent member of a cotton brokerage
firm of New York City, committed
suicide SATURDAY..
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-02-12
Boat Crushed by Ice.

Chicago.-Three men. two of them
employed at an intake crib two miles
off shore, were drowned in Lake
Michigan when the small boat in
which they were trying to return to
the crib was crushed in the ice.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-02-12
immigration Bill Passes.

Washington.@The Burnett immigra
ton bill, prescribing a literacy test
for applicants to admission to the
United States, was passed by the
house Wednesday afternoon by a vote
of 241 to 126.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-02-12
Abandon Contracts

Observation-Disclosures Post in the
mountainous country of the west has
become so great that mail carriers
are abandoning their contracts. The
postoffice committee is urged to take
steps to give them relief.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-02-12

Senior GuiIIermo B~llIInghurst, presi-
dent of Peru, who succeeded Aqosto
leguia on September "a, was born at
africa In 1851 of English parents. He
was educated In Valparaiso and Bue-
nos Aires and for years has been
prominent as both a scientist and a
politician. He has held many public
Offices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
EXPELLED
william Eiiufsr. ouatsr Catcher. is
req IRON sAse Ball Players FRA
ternity for Jumping Contract

.NEW YORK. April I3-wHliar1 NJ
Nlliiicr Jr.. catcher. OF the PhiladcIphi4
EatiouaI League club was eNpeIie,i
rom the membership Of tho Base Hail
Ilayers Fraternity to-day "ror contract
Jumping This action the Fraternity
TOOK ~ conformity with reapiution it
ADOPTED az IT, annual fncctiuz Iaet bCto-
b"t. prohibiting breaches OF contract
IN announcing Eilufcr'g orputeior
l'nNi % J.. Iultz. president Of the 'orr4ni-
HntiDu. alluded Co "Cut throat farftr.. b..
81 base BAN club owners in inducin..
play err Co violate agreements rms
uaEnntos. more than kuUfrr ,..y.
blamed for hi4 jumping to tho Federal.
ktlltlCr BE- NOW beck with pbiIadrfpbtt
aud the United states court haa b,iI
That PIC 10 Che property OF that club.
fultla efHf ~tucUt reads
w hil. ."n Fraternity wishes fn sra st.
record H. being absolutely 0puoe "a ..,
thiF parrtiC' and while % wishes a. &C..
huhc ktllifrr Tor bic cotton. DO does NOT
feel that Dec i' half ss much o. blanc 44
lhC older md more rruaricnrrd mon s.ro
held Out tho lure and induced him d..
inIHfr htr agreement. Or hnar bail mas.
naIDH both organised and ufUrra.Ia. a..
sire fHr public Co continue f0 believe ft
ihe honesty ~ the ~Iur. fhcv eIouId
uut ar end Goo such practices furfrsf I'D
unho'dinr "n. another boo these cot
OBJ ruHf tactics
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
IS NOW COMPLETE
Gov. Hatfield Re-sppoints Exposition
Commission and Adds Two
Nanes-To Meet Soon.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. April IA
70 was announced az tho executive or.
fee today that Governor Hatfield. in
keeping with the arrangements pre-
yiou.' y made relative 90 the rctrescn.
Fti.u for West Virginia at the pana-
Wa-lacihc Exposition. had rcappoint-
cd the Commission designated hy ma
predecessor. Governor Gfls4cock. CON
-..iin- " o. o. Magic. ~ Wheeling.
Fred Paul Grosscup. Of Charleston
and John IT McGr3w. ~ Grafton. and
iu accordance with tho action Of tho
Itef legislature had increased the
ur.unrrFnrp OF the Commission tO i've
adding the name OF ". q. Hfc. Of
Huntington. and 81. a. Lowtbcr. of
Partfr.hurE
Tt'. Commission viii assemble with
'h' Governor at an carly date and de-
i'Iminf fII Dos. method of giving aa
uI exhibits of the states rrsourres
N fHe Exposition a. may br possible.
DU account OF the present financial
r0unI JON rf fhr state. 10 is necessary
'H1' there DE- some rnfrcuchmrut in
fIn expense.
Governor Hatfield has been .n touch
with Tho officials 90 thp exposition and
De. been Given assurance that West
Nir-iria viil be- afforded every ad,au.
ffer
b. o. believed that tho IVES. yir.
-In.H site 4f The exposition will be-
occupied by "a building. bui that N
HII N' erected upon On conservative
De- fnd With complete regard for
f1n condition of tho state. Inar,Ds
Particular attention viii BE- paid hv
fIo umwIaeI0n to the Arrangement
IIr exhibits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
COYNE REFUSES
Attempt 20 Match eellsire Fighter
Win reuns Joe Chip By loesI
Promoters Faiia

As the main card for the next bout
for the Bridgeport Athletic club show.
which Nil likely b. held April a.
an euOft Wa- made 10 match Jack
Ioyne. the Bellaire hghter. vita
Young Joe CHIP. brother OF George
Chip. the New Castle wonder Al nTst
some difficulty Was experienced IN Sc
curing Chip as Manager Dime did not
care 10 have ham meet the local boy,
after be bad seen C0yne boz IN Steub-
cnville few weeks aEo. When
Dimes consent Was secured Coyne
refused TO agree and the promoters
Of the local CLUB are looking for a
man 20 meet Chip. Coyne says that
thip Is too heavy for him. and re-
fused 10 consider The bout al all.
The promoters OF the local club are
confident that fast hghtweight
boxer viii be secured TO make an ex-
citing main bout. and in addition TO
this. there will BE- a lively semi-inai
and preliminary that will anord
much delight 10 lovers OF good box
ing. The preliminary will be staged
between loung Ritz. brother OF
Young Stoney Ritz. and Young Joe
Basista. Both boys are clever and
have been seen here before. Basista
Il considered a conner. and his ad-
mirers predict that IL will not be long
before he will be able TO tackle the
best Of the bantams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
MORE LAW
Philsoelphis National CLUB Files Two
suits Against Ofreisls of Chicago
Feocrais IN L. s. Court

CHICAGO. April l3-The Phiiadel.
phia National league baseball club
Med two suits here to-day in the
nited states district court against
the ofncials of the Chicago Federal
league club. The suits ask for s. 900
damages and for an Injunction 70.
strainlng the Federal League from in
players
The first suit named As defendants
oharles Weegham. William n Walk
-. James 4. Gilmore. Joseph Tinker.
Robert n. Ward and Walter = Wsrd
the two latter OF New York. n asked
Tor an injunction restraining the de
: PENDANTS from alleged attempts 20 dis
rupt the Philadelphia National league
team BY hiring away from ID players
SSeaton, Brennan. Killifer. Doolan and
hnSbe- The suit prayed thatlthe Fed
eral leaguers be restrained from Al.
tempting 20 get these PLAYERS OF from
oiher alleged attempts to interfere
WIN the business OF the Philadelphia
| Nationals
Only the praecipe was filed in the
1aInsEe suit II asked for $4,000
damages from the same Defendants
summons were issued for each OF
the defendants named and were
placed in the hands OF marshaIs who
expected 20 serve them on all the de-
PENDANTS in this Jurisdiction tonight
OF carry tomorrow. II was expected
| that preliminary hearing might he OH
tanned tomorrow
me pcttuon Tor a restraining order
Teeltts alleged Ills that have been SUI.
as's ~, py thc i.hilsdclphia club because
o. inc Federal League. asserting thai
me new league. well knowing OF tbe
-slstehcc OF contracts between the COM
piainant and each % the ball piavers
Sonspired 10 induce these bail players to
ieeNe compliments service
IN Iurthcruncc Of the conspiracy. the
Mard 70 the players and succeeded Ia
inducing Scaton. knabo DooIan ana
h,Ishlah 10 Withdraw from the COM
plainants service and iofn thc d.r,,tJ
ant service. At the same time seaton
ana poolan had agreed with tho com
1914" lot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
ELKS ORGANIZE
BASEBALL TEAM
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING HELD IN
LOCAL CLUB ROOMS LAST
EVE NC
Officers Elected and Preliminary Ar.
engagements Msde-Players to
Report Sunday

Unless present plans miscarry.
wheeling will be on the baseball map
this year, even though she does not
have berth in organized baseball
4 meeting OF a number of the mem
bers OF the local lodge. b. =. o. Elks,
was held last night at the club rooms
and enormous advances were made
toward placing a winning team in the
neld. Siias Steinhauscr. newspaper
man, and the youngest Elk in the
herd, was elected business manager
This is considered a signal honor m
Elkdom. George Fitzgerald was
named as playing manager. These
two men will work together TO the
betterment of the team and get to
gether an aggregation that can hard
ly be beaten.
Some OF the best ball players in
the city are enrolled in the local or
der, and meeting has been called
Tor sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
when the candidates will be present
In addition to getting lineup. the
schedule for the year will be made
out. The club hopes to open the sea-
son about the middle Of Nav and will
play the strongest teams in the val
ley They will arrange games with
the fraternal teams of the city. includ-
ing the strong Moose and Commercial
travellers. Challenges will be issued
Tor all the Elk teams in the state.
Lines are out for the securing OF
the Island Ball Park for the Saturday
games. Sunday games will be played
away from home and the Saturday
games here. Tours viii De made over
the state. They will also line up with
the best Elk teams in Ohio and Penn
sylvania. The boys mean business.
This is no funny stunt. as one OF the
members put last night. They have
secured the services OF such men as
J. Bernard Rogerson. pitcher ana
Walter Ruble and Pop" Schriver,
catchers. Schriver was q one time
manager Of the old Wheeling Central
league team and pilOted that bunch
70 a pennant
The following players are asked TO
be- present Sunday afternoon. Walter
Ruble. J. Bernard RoEersou. Frank
kincbelOe. Philip II. Woods, "Pop"
Schrivor. George Johnson, George
Fitzgerald. Bailey Frazier. Lee Hogan,
Harry Ruble. Joe Kline. Nal some
born. Hays COchron. I'd Schuler.
Arch Watkins. James Haden. Jr. Dr
l.. X. Cracraft. VIII Travis and Or
VIII Blake. The manager stated last
night that if the body was not strong
enough they would secure Buck"
Windsor. George Phillips and Dave
kraus. Al fans In the club are re-
quesfed 10 be present Sunday after
noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
GENEVA COLLEGE WILL
PLAY WESLEYAN ELEVEN

Special Dispatch - the Intelligence.
BTCKHANNON Anru 80 An
other football game was added 10 tho
1919 Wesleyan schedule when an
agreement was reached wherehvGen-
eva college viii play on tho Wesleyan
heId saturday. October 20 1910
always has ono Of the best college
teams I'm Western Pennsylvania and
torethrr with Grove city Allegheny
Tor supremacy Geneva college plaved
90 Norranfown a~ainaf West virginia
University Dol 1912 and wac beaten
affor a hard hrht hv tho close score
of 10 fo 10. Tho Geneva game wnf
ho ono ~ tho best PLAYED on tho
home Geld in 1914 last year Geneva
boot bethany hv large acore and
was also victorious over her fmuor-
tanf Western Pennsylvania rivals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
FEDERAL LEAGUE OPENS WITH
ORIOLES DEFEATING BIS0NS
GREATEST CROWD OF BAsEBALL
FANS IN YEARS SEES
FIRST GAME
Brilliant Plays Were Made During the
Contest and Much Excitement
was Furnished Throughout.

BALTIMORE. April l3.-Not since
the Baltimore orioles captured three
National League pcunants has such a
crowd witnessed game ot baseball In
this city as to-dsy's. when the Baiti-
more club OF the Federal League de-
feated Buffalo by score Of to 2 when
the gates were opened at III o'clock. four
hours before the game began. there Were
1000 persons waiting and ~ rs estimated
that more than 20 900 were within the
enclosure when Mayor James "a. Preston
threw the ball onto the diamond.
Though there were numerous errors
on both sides. the game abounded la
brilliant plays. Jack Quinn pitched con-
sistent ball Tor the locals and with per-
feet support probably would have shut
out the visitors. President Gilmore OF
Innings: II. IL. r.
Buffalo ........ OoOo2O 0OO-2 4
Quinn and Jacklitsch. Moore, Nrapp
and Blair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
MUST NOT BET
Governor Of Oklahoma Ready 10 Call
Out Militia 70 Prevent Bettina
On Horses.

TULSA. Okla. April 12.-No az.
tempt was made today 90 interfere
with the operations 81 bo1kmakcrs
90 the race meeting Of Tulsa Jockey
Club. which opened here this after.
noon.
Frank ". Canton. Adiutaut General.
D. in Tulsa with Instructions lrom
Governor Ice Cruco. lf b. said. TO can
OUT tho militia. if necessary. tY ure.
vent violations OF the state antlbot.
ting laws
Neither the Adiutauf General nor
Assistant Attorney General smith. also
ln Iulss, would make any statement
tonight an DUiCer of local militia
company stated. however. that lulunc.
tion proceedings may boz br0rghf fo.
morrow seeking foo have The track
closed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PR0. NOTES
AMATEUR NOTES.

The intclhEcuccr Is anxious TO
euruufsg' and assist the future
base ball players OF this vicinity,
aud viii gladly publish an ac-
counts of base bali gaines. chal-
Lenses. oleHulEH Of teams
ana other matters pertaining TO
game. al amy .timc during the
season To insure notification
however, tho account OF all anna
tucr matter should De- written
on ono side OF the paper only and
sent to OF delivered "a the Intel
uEcuccr Office. addressed to
Amateur Sporting Editor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
MAJOR LEAGUE TEAMS COMPARE
FAVORABLY WITH LAST SEASON

Aprl the
o1psng National
Mouna me
will the
the worlds
nizatlon
The present viii
By
Is
ara With seven Pittsburgh
sr OF the American
etrOit three 'N'eN'
'front.' odsr
number OF veterans in
the combinations
With
lowing condition. '- '~"p@s"S IN 'ne io-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
CENTRAL LEAGUE uMptREs
TO GO TO FT. WAYNE MONDAY

~. WAYNE. Ind. April D. The
umpire. of the Central League viii
assemble 40 D. Wayun ucgt MONDAY
for o conference with Louis Hebron
~. president OF the league. and for
hnal lnrtruc' ions before tho opening
~ tho season on Nuril 90
Tho Central League will have Oh,
special rules This season. said prrsi
dent IlcIlbroncr TODAY but tho nm.
pires viii DO instructed fo enforce
TIrldiN f1c rules relating fo r0wdy
players and rough tactics
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
PITCHERS BATTLE
W. v. U. wins Shut Out From Zion Col
lege In Exciting Game Yester-
day Afternoon.


special Dispatch 10 The Intelligence.
ELoN COLLEGE. ~. c.. April IA
West Virginia added another victory to-
day 10y defeating the strong Islou COL
leEe nine Ay the score Of three TO Moth
Ing. Tho game developed into pitch
crS battle IN the very first inning VITA
Barron working Tor West Virginia and
Atkinson ~ tho mound FOR Zion. At
ktnson bad iittle better of the argu-
ucnt, allowing but four hits and strik-
ing out seventeen men. while Barron
Permitted i've hits and struck out ten.
Barron was given gilt edged support
eathfrWood scored tho first run iu
the SlSth inning by walking. going TO
Sccoup ~ an error. stealing third. and
scored the second in the seventh with "a
homer over left field fence. and Leath-
erwood the third on hit. steal. and
and error The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
HICKMAN
Scout Tor the Maps VIII BE With Yves
leyan College Team This Week.
Will Assist in COACHING.

special I..raf.H fH tIt Intelligence
HICkHNNNON. vs. Va. AnrI d.
charlie Hickman bias written fp
apialn Nualc. of The Wesleyan base
ball t"aw 'hHf hr viii boz boz Buck.
harmon fhc iasf of fhr present week
and pil spend several DAYS looking
over tho men and helping Coach Daf
10y in any way possible with tho de-
vr'upmcnI uf fHe team Hickman q.
scout Tor tlo Cleveland club In tho
American League and is particularly
interested .n N"aIo and "a number ol
Zoo other 'Drau players whom ha
saw Ir urf .un ara.uaf on. Wraf Wiz
-InII University team or NOrrnuf0ur
lgst year. where he coached durIne
the college neHeOn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
ATHLETICS
MACK Men win Spring Series Prom Phil
adelphia overwhelmingly
Game went Ten Innings.

PHii.ADELPHiAApr l3.-The Phil
adelphia Americans captured the spring
series from the local National League
team at Shibe Park when the world.
champions won to-day's game Ia ten IN
nings by the score % to !. II was a
pitchers battle between Jacobs. Oesch-
ger. Houck and Pennock In the tenth
inning Pcnnock doubled and went 10
third on wild pitch by Ocschger. Id
die Murphy then hit Go Lobcrt who
made low throw 10 the plate and Pen
mock scored the winning run. Score by
innings r.. H. T..
Americans % o / 90 0OOi- o
Batterics-Iscobs. OcEchger aud Burns:
Houck. Pcnnock and LRpp. Umpire.
keenan,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
BASEBALL GAMES

PHILADELPHIA. April i3.-PcnnHy-
wanna defeated Pennsylvania State col
lege In an eleven inning gamy kLte to
day BY the score OF TO I. Tne Wtnrire
run was scored when Captain SchWcrt
or Iennsylvania raped out a long hit
sending Wallace home from second.
Score by innings. r. IA n
state College $1,000 OO-i 3 4
Pennsylvania 5000 OOOOIJI-2 o
Leidcrt and Nogt; Sayre sud SchNert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

The husky young middle-weight OF
Brooklyn. who has occupied the center
OF the puglistic spotlight since he
recently knocked out George Chip. OF
Pittsburgh. in the FIRST round OF a
scheduled ten round bout at the Broad.
way Athletic Club. Brooklyn. Many
nght fans refuse TO believe that Nc.
koy's feat was anything but a lucky
punch. They say that Chip was over
conndent and too careless. The fact
remains that McKoy made the best OF
wide opening and sent across the
wallop that brought home the bacon.
Mchoy mas been known as more or
less OF timid boxer. but his followers
now declare that his victory over Chin
mas instilled him with an enthusiasm
and courage that will carry him to
the top OF the middle-weight scramble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

West Virginia 10 2 q 90 ftO-7
Zion college ......n n O. % o o q n %
Two base hite-Iohusou
Home runs billie
stolen hasea=Avcre Smith rop,
Lcathcrwood Col. johnson
RAISES on halls-LonE. johnson. Lcatn-
College
liits. on Barron q. or Atkinson
struck out-Ey Barron .. by Akin
SON a.
Passed htlis-Tallcr O.
I'D pitch Atkinson ~
Time ~ Eawc.Two hours
Wrlrc-Murrcy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
WILL PLAY HERE
Faculty Of Wheeling Hiqb seboot g.
Meet Bellaire Professors In
Basketball at Y. M.
c. A. Gym.

Much interest is being taken amon-
io'aI followers OF basketball In the
coming game between team picked
from the faculty OF the local high
school and a team representing the
faculty OF the BeIlairc high school
The game will be played Saturday
evening. April p. in the gymnasium
OF the local Y. VI. G.. A. n was cr.
roncously reported that tho game win
be played In Bcllaire.
Tho professors OF each school arc
practicing for tho contest at even.
opportunity and some really fast pIav
ing may be expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

Ir order to save growth OF freI
guaIf. pine. $50 zoo feet OF OAK BE- t0
Do ruf nrd carried away Tor frowood
nr lumber 'n Porfswoufh ~ a. Tho
n.' D.. infested with eIp., moths DO
ouch su extent That The pine is DOL
dsu.rf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
YOU WANT A
PERFECT SUIT
FOR SPRING

They must dt you. The
fabric must he right In
pattern and color, The tai
loring must Ne creiilahlc.
the style must I've clever.
the finish must ne fine.
We have them.
Everything new ion
Furnishings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
C0YNE WILL MEET
GRIFFITH TONIGHT
TWELVE ROUND BOUT TO BE
STAGED IN COLUMBUS.
MUCH INTEREST.
Chip to Meet X. o. Brown in Akron
Tonight - Stewart Goes TO
Dimes Stable-Ritz
and Mason.

Much interest is manifested by 10.
cal fight fans in the bout that viii be
staged IN Columbus tonight. in which
JACK Coyne. OF eBllaire. will meet
Johnny Griffith. the well known light
weight. The bout is scheduled 10 co
II rounds. and although the Bellaire
lad Is just stepping into fast company.
his friends expect to see him hold his
own.
Grlihth Is clever boxer. and thosp
VINO are familiar with the game antic.
pate victory for him. Coyne's lack
OF experience will be no match
ssainst MS opponent. who is consid.
cred one OF the best generals ~ tba
Ilhs Tor his weight. He is quick and
mas a punch that has counted consid.
erably in the past.
meet Joe Mandot, in New ORLEANS
next month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
Chicago.

- lhc White SoN have added q
nhtting power and little more s
thc btsc lines. they ar likely 10
factors IN the race. Even without Il OIL. .
Turn 20 old time form by I'D Walsh. a..
Iitc"lhs starr II one rcckonod ON L.,
damage hating Averages v,.tth D.
sou, ticptte. Benz. Lathrop and Roth
IN shape Ray Schalk b. expected to DO
t.vsN ~ nc cetchins Tor Manager Gala
stop department has been materiaiiv
s,irenE ,hsncd. Il Is believed. by tho adai-
s,Ii yl lazy whose good hitting h. IN
able. "''' N-iu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

Dover KY. is the only known city
whose streets are made of nusect
shells. a local button factory nae
sold the city one hundred tons OF tbe
smells. which are not merely cheap
but make fine roadway
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

BALTIMORE. April i3.-Tn a asst and
brilliantly played game the New York
Giants to-day defeated the Baltl.nore
lntetnationals 10 .. Score. n. ~. r.
New York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . 4
Baltimore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Schupp Hcarne and Mclean. RUN
and Egan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

All candidates for the Kahn club
baseball team are requested TO meet
IN the club rooms on Thursday even
my for election of captain and mana.
ger and other business matters
The Little Giants challenge the Lit
tie Bears for a game TO BE- played any
sunday. excepting April 10. when they
Jul play the Enakc Hunters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

lth three star players recovering
from Illness. the Boston Red Soy Mi
be handicapped during the openinE sts.-
- OF thc pennant race. Iris Sneaker
IA ucen suffering from a cold since hts
Ictufn from the world tour lie Will
pIonabiy be able 10 start the season
noNeNcr. recovering from an operation
- apPcnuiclta. Joe Wood viii not bs
able 20 pitch until after NAV I csnt,t'
NakItt' the shortstop. has been unable
~ take part To- spring practice bec.tre
OF rheumatism and will not eel IA r. "a.
game Tor two or three weeks