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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-06
THIS WEEK MAY
DECIDE RACES
RACES IN TWO mo LEAGUES AnE
NARROWING DOWN TO
FEW CLUBS.
ouafers, 1ravss ana supsrbas In ma
uonAl And ned Box And Tigers
In The American

NEW YORK, sert. 5-Philadelphia.
Boston and Brooklyn remain the chief
factors la the National League race with
the fhillies still On the lead By approxf-
Mattiy a. many points as they we're a
nsek ago while the Braves are coming
SIRENS and the supcrbas falling 10 hold
their own.
In the American League. Boston and
Detroit are virtually the only contenders
the chances OF the White sox being az
most ~ the vanishing point. By taxing
aoupicheader today from 81 Louis, De-
trgit decreased Boston's lead.
The nest week may witness a virtual
decision OF the struggle IN both leagues.
TAI Morans men were slightly OUT
ssolea ~ their opponents during the
week and yet they managed 20 win more
than halt Of their games and picked IN
a lev percentage points.
boston aud brooklyn fought IL out for
second place and the Braves hold the po-
sition 10 single point. stallinEs fight
lng elan won tWo-thlrda Of It's games.
ana despite the suspension OF Johnny
Brookiyn's games win the Fhiiadel-
phia leaders, beginning Monday may de-
With chance FOR pennant honors OF out
Of the fight
None Of the other clubs IN the l.aru.
9 Sal , 5s,isF Than break even, the Giar-.
as the week closed.
won Every Game
American League houors as for some
time past fell 90 the He'd SOx CarrI-
gan men did not lose a game, winning
Az I'VE Saturdays being their eighth
straight victory
Detroit also T. hitting the bali hard.
hut h. not getting the quality Of pitching
Win which the leaders are favored.
however. they pretty well disposed Of
Nhlcagos chances and made the race
virtually tWo-tcam affair
washington seems firmly entrenched
IN Iourlh place, while the Yankees can
hardly drop below their present position
az the head Of the second division A.
neither Cleveland nor 81 Louis is max
ing any progress worth noticing. while
the philadelphia tltleholders are getting
70 the roint where a game won h. a
decided rarity.
Pittfsds Lead
flttsburFh continues 20 hold the lead
IN TIE Federal League race having won
I'VE out 81 eight games during the week
NeNark ~ sttll close ~. while ST Louis.
Kansas city and Chicago are no FAR be-
mind. chiCaEoa victory over Kaueas
NitF today tied these teams for fourth
Although the relative positions IN the
American Association race remain nm
change a. result Of contests PLAYED
% the last week. b ls possible thaf
the two leading teams may start their
lest HwtuE around lie circuit Tuondnv
TIED Tor lrst houors. Minneapolis haa
an advantage Of two games over sf
Paul Louisville is third with Indiann-
polls, Kansas city Milwaukee. Clave-
land ana Columbus In the ordor named.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-06
WOMAN'S GOLF
TOURNEY TO OPEN

CHICAGO. sept 6-With ia woman
folfers listed o. tee OF tomorrow al the
onu cutaia club Tor the national cham
pionahip. a light rain today slowed I'd
the course 90 almost perfect condltien.
~ tho rules Of the Dnwefaia club for
pa any play over lts linka on sunday.
tne entrants either rested Tor the Ftronii-
Gus work % the ls-hole Qualifying
round. in which az will survive. o. sE-
ercinod their uroweas over other courses.
The hrHt pair viii Gee on in the quail
lying round tomorrow az 9.fl and other
couples vii start AZ Intervals 81 nNe
minutes. Amoug the better known
EQlfers entered are Mlaa Aicra Sterling.
~ Atlanta, southern champion. Miss
Elaine v. Roscuihal 81 Chicago. Who
recentiy Won the women'a western
championship, Mrs. D. Id. Hammond.
~ indianapolis. who lost the western
utg in this years nnalH. Mra Ronald
BARLOW OF philadelphia. VINO carried
Miss Noaonfhal to the last hole ln the
feml finals at Nassau last year. hflar
9rcdo aymplc. 81 81 Louie nnf Mrn.
CHARLES IT. Nanderbeck, ~ rhliadeluhia,
also q aemi-hnailst AL Nassau last year.
MrH. " Arnold Iarknun. % Boston. Will
not defend her title
An International SAVIOR ia lent the
tournament ~ che eutrr OF Mra w. "a
Gavin. N shirlrV rart Enrianf nnf
Mise Vera Hamrey alec az English
woman, entered from a Canadian CLUB.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-06
ENTRIES FOR
TODAY'S RACES
STILL COMING IN, THOUGH PrrLu
II AL3EADY LARGE
Gard WIN Ne nun Regardless OF Weath-
er-Inoludes live hunntng Events
-Fast Time Expected-

Although the entry list for the run
ming races this afternoon win be kept
O'clock, the main entries had been made
BY O'Clock last evening A glance al
the following program will raise hopes
I.ast nights rain ala not injure the
track 90 any extent. and even II the
weather. e bad today the going viii be
however. the races Will be run. The
FIRST RAce-a D. m
Furlongs
Pure saoo-rhree year old olds and
King ssalwart. en- &. X. Deem.
sooth: g ~ cottrell.
So Abe, en- 3. bS. s. 5. Clancy Rs T. Clancy
9 Edmond Adams. 8. J. b. Clements.
S s.,t 3D.. , m. ,. Z. Jones.
Second Race
a. FurlonEs.
Purse f1o0-Aii ages
! lawsuit, CHI m. A. n. Kidd.
kink stalwart. en- q. r, Deem
I Briarius. eh n. w. n. shoema k eeeeN
6 skeets. eh e, Dick Westmoriand.
Third RAos.
one Nile.
I Rosai -q Tea EshSr S Sls; upward E
Delis Mack. b m. Mrs A. Matthew'S
: Gordon S' Russell. b r. h. c J 3 GOOD.
man
PourtA race
81 FurlonRs.
1900 Purse-3 year old. upward
MaNentious, Oh g, II. Hay.
Royal Tea. b h.. George Kerr
Sretnia, m. J. l.. Jones.
Miss Primity, b m, Thos. check
Dom KID. en- m. Thos. Check
Ouctis True. br e, Dick Westmor-
land.
F1fth Bace.
E1urlonHa
Purse loo-3 year old upward
] Booth. b r.. r.. Cottreii
Makenti0us. ch g.. IL Hay.
sunkist, ch s.. ". ~ Sharpmack.
starry Herman. b g.. DR.. J. clancy.
81 Abe, en- g. DR.. J. CLANCY.
Some KID. en- m, Thos. Cheek
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ELEVENTH-HOUR ACTIVITY is
EVIDENT AT RACING STABLES
INTER
TEAMS TO MEET

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-H p. Hackett.
chairman OF the committee composed OF
craig Biddle, Of Philadelphia. and Ed
win sheafe. OF Boston. TO select the
eastern states team that will meet the
facific coast tennis team mere I'm the
ihhter-sectional matches. to-day named
me team. The five players are: r. Nor
rs Williams. End. OF PHILADELPHIA. Kari
n; Behhr OF New York; Frederick IL
alexander, OF New York. Nathaniel M.
Nlles. or Boston, and T. X. Pell. OF New
IL may be necessary 10 substitute W.
"a. Washburn, OF New York, for AIexan-
aer' as the latter suffered an injury IN
his match with Maurice 4. McI,ouEhlin
on friday in the all-comers' tennis
championship tournament.
me international series will consist
OF TOUR singles and two doubles 10 be
decided Friday and Saturday, Septem be
10 and IL, on the turf OF the west side
tennis club at Forest Hills
me prediction was general to-day
among tennis followers that r. Norris
Williams. End. OF Philadelphia. the play
Ing through champion, and Maurice h
McLoughlin. OF San Francisco, would
stand as the usrvivOrs OF me semi ftrsf
matches tomorrow.
Williams will meet William NJ. John
ston. OF San Francisco, and Mcf.ouRhiin
viii play 7. X. Pell. former indoor ma
tional champion.
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fhACT1cALLY ALL HORSES Anr
NOW CHARTERED ON PAn
GROUNDS.
Five Running Races vm Ne Staged
This Afternoon-Hope Track WIN
Ne In Good Condition.

Eieventh-hour activity was manifest
ed In the racing stables al the fair
grounds yesterday and last night. With
~ ~ eNSsPuons. all the horses had ar
rived by o'clock last evening. and the
Mork OF arranging the stable space was
u uhaer way With Col Bob Anderson m
The only notable delay Was ,hs f.t,-
nre OF the carload OF entries for the run-
nlng races today 20 arrive yesterday az
SSSIno9h, me horse1 we're held up at
" heeilne Junction, and were not ex-
pected IN until this morning. There was
no Tear, however. that the horses would
not De ready for the special running
Entries FOR today's Program win MOI
close until Just before the first race. and
only speculation yesterday could saw
what horses would run. These first 49,
races are an innovation this wear -
former fairs have held racing programs
beginning the second afternoon.
With all entries known I'M the har-
ness races OF Tuesday, Wednesday
thursday and Friday afternoon the
oookies. who are arriving with their
touts, are getting busy IL is expected
that there will be little betting on THIS
saseIn o races but the big rOlls viii
ing for the next days harness races Is
made The picking Of favOrites mas. o.
e course; already been done BY the wise
tiers step up to the boobies with their
rolls.
Judges Of the best have been soiecfed
TOT the weeks program. Charles Say
viii preside, and will have the final
Eora IN any disputes that may come Up.
Ffeo a. Upton will act as Starting
Judge and Charles Fay will be the de-
Sidlng Judge Associate Judges will be
S,itsMtord ., Booth and A. r. Lynch Of
Although no kind OF weather viii .top
ne races there Is much fear that the
threatening bad weather OF Sunday Will
spoil the track. This year much labor
ana money have been spent on this track.
and IN its condition Of last Thursday
and Friday IL was easily one Of fhs
fastest In the country. The general ex-
preston among racing bugs here is that.
unless rain interfcres, some local rec
otus viii be broken. State fair off
Gals are anxious to show the speed
o. thls track, which has been graded
weather for the week
Today's Running Program
The running races Of this afternoon
FIRST race will be s furionEs for wear
Odds and upwards. for n purse OF 400.
The second race will be az furlonra.
TOT All ages. Purse $500.
The third race will be / mile West
irsinia Deroy,@ for year olds and up
The fourth race will be 81 furionrs.
wheeling Handicap" for ysor olds
ana upwards. Purse $500.
The firth race Will be 3 furlonea. fer
Seear olds and upwards. for q purse Of
on the folioWing days the races viii
start promptly 81 100 o'clock and viii
ne run rain or shine. In addition 10 the
harneas racing, one running race will be
pulled off each day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-06
DUQUESNE LOST
NyArs TAKE ono-sided oams Prom HAT
md noya on Tunnel 0raan
0roEnda Maatardny

Yesterday afternoon on the Tunnel
Green grounds. the uuducane club was
sided game hY the score on l7 10 q fn
lne IlrHt half or the seventh inning the
Nfals haFluE scored five ruua. the uu.
queane club called the game unnnlun-
ton end Houfz we're hit To- aid c0rnfrr I'd
ihe 10Y ~ the Nyala FcricY was on the
mount fnr the Nvala and had the East
Ina boys 81 he mercy. allowing them
bat four hltE. Eorn Tor fho Third time
This season. stole home. score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-06
BELLAIRB A. C.
Tatea Past oauis Prom mound ctr On
Hallairn nruuufa-Firaf %
rive Game series.

The Mound city Baseball team Jour.
nnrod 90 nrilalre VortcrIaV who're they
we've defeated ~ fhr score 10 fn q ff
vas one nf fhn hrrf rnmra seen fhir sea.
son nn fnn Sixteenth street grounds
Mooney ard Sullivan rIfrhInF f1r nrIl-
nirr we've elective while Edwards fnr
Nnn MnurnnEINr boys pitched r GOOD
nnun THE Same teams Will meet fhIn
Afternoon af NnuulHFiilr ln double
header Thr score 81 'nrlrra follows
T
a ,'l'adi' civ sSS8SSS3Ei Z
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PLAY P. & B. G.
Tradeiphfa WI 90 20 Sim Grove Tar
Nifth GENE q season To-daF-mrrh
nivalry netwssn Teams

Ihc nfih Fame OF the season between
iaifnrHnn nnn ElW Grove and TrfnTrf.
rhia VII BE- PLAYED this Afternoon on
fhr Elm Grove ball PARK SATURDAY. fEa
teams met in fhc fourth game and be- rf.
suited In 90 fIn The D. a b. T
bore and TfladeluhIa have been butter
rivals for fhe nant several seasons aud
each alWarH nrhta hard for fhr nunra-
m1rF m fNe out The ulkr dlnfrirI
Either Nfnd Hmifh Howard nF Rev.
nnIla VIII Do fho fulrllnn lu fho rnnnn
THE afternoon ard if promises fo ~ one
Of fNn best m fHn season. Ha TrI1HrIuHIn
VIII D. c1uHidfrahlF afrrurfhrnef
The game Will b. called af . o'clock.
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RESERVE SCHEDULE
Is NOW COMPLETE
CAM EACH WEEK OF rs sEAsoE.
Coaches WIN Keep Two squads Of 20
Men Eaeh--Fairmont. olenville
and Broaddus Included

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
BJCkHANNON. Sept, b.-Manager
stans bury to-day closed for an add
tionai game OF football 10 be played be-
tween the Reserve team Of Wesleyan
ana the fairmont state Normal team
az fairmont on October 10th.
Games had already been closed for
Mcsleyan's Reserves with Weston High
school. Glcnvillo Normal Buckhannon
ltigh and Hroaddus institute. Two other
Eames Will likely b. arranged and the
scrubs" viii b. given a game on prac-
tlcalir every Saturday 81 the season.
This system viii enable the coaches 70
hecp two fun squads Of twenty men each
on the field throughout the season and
viii broaden the scope of football al
wesleyan 90 that a larger number OF
men than ever before can actually re-
ceiVo the needed physical training.
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AT COUNTRY CLUB
coli ana Tennis Tournansnts win -
tire Labor naY
Prorram.

TOO annual labor Day tennis and golf
tournaments VIII D. held thia afternoon
ai tne Country club. The Folf match
wiN uc gWeenftakea tourney iu which
about % players VIII take part. ard golf
balls VIII BE- nffHrai a. rrlrfr
The usual tennis urnrrnm will - ear
Zoo nuf 1nn ~ ~ probable tat some 20
players will fakc part in the court cdn-
lnn fhe afternoon.
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FOUR NEW MIN
ON W. Y. U. SQUAD

srrcIal nlanafcH fa fhe fnfoInrrrcrr
MNNfANIuM 81 W Va aruf o.
West NlrFIuia training camp squad vas
lnrronHnI Co thirty mrmnfrH. when four
rev mon reported nf Mont Chateau TO-
laI. The new men are. otto kunfrf
"a 40 pound llnrmnn. from Martins
NIrH ONO. Ni M Hrumwff former
llarEaNurT Nlrh nfnr. lloyd Enolr
MnnrNnr N IT krnrnH Hundred. fhn
fwu latter being urmnrfH nf last frIIn
HIunN nuulaf wee nnN uf rest fnr
fno men hut thr hard H1rt ull start
fnwurfuu. when fnr nraf nrfimmnnr oil
fhr year viii he held
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MOUND CITY RACES
Cyclists and Automobnists VIII Moid
niH speed Events 81 nIonud
city This Afternoon.

This afternoon the Moundsviile race
track Will be the scene of several apeed
events First local mOtOrcycliata will
stage what promises 90 b. one o. the
nNAi mulufEfcln race meets that has
been held in this vicinity Foiiouinr the
motorcycle racce Will come automobila
races
ln Each event and the card On urohn ~
the best thnt bee been soften up IN thla
Vicinity fhIa season
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
FEDERALS


Yesterdays Result
'Newark a, baltimore s.
Nbaltimurc &, Newark =
Chicago q Kansas CITY g.
81 Louis 81 Pittsburgh o.
other rluhn not n.horufoT
-hirat game. SECOND game
Todays oamss
fittshurgh az Kansas city az
BAN more az Buffalo f2I
Newark lf Hrunklyn
pittsburgh at kansas city cd
Ne~afk. lIlrst game a. a. H..
..lN lNN'fH ...sasss ssssss... . no 4
haiiey. Lsoiair and owens. westar.
Welt and Flnneran
a. Newark Second raneI r. o. o.
.Alll'NNNe s...sss. ...... ID
Nnwarf ................. 4
N unf Johnson ana uwena. Billiard
AnafIci. haiHering ard itarlden
a. Kansas City. D. d. D.
fNIrHnn ........ IA
Ha nHHn cos
nravn anf WILSON. Johnson. Ad,me
end hasferlF nroan
a. f.auIr u a. a.
NlffHhurEn ..................
"H N.nHIH
coms,a.. n,arn, ani n,rry bas,r.
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WESLEYAN BOYS
OFF FOR PRACTICE

Special Dispatch 20 the IntoiliEcncer.
HICkUANNON. ". Va. sept f-Tn
charge q Athletic Director d. "A. STAINS
bury The advance guard ~ the Wesleyan
FOOTBALL squad viii leave here ~ 6t8a to-
morrow morning. sheets. Lewis, Follon
ana Harvey viii rn from here. They
VIII D. Joined af If CARTS Junction hV
wagner, az Grafton hY Gould burnside.
IeCh. Deem. NnFlcs and swan and at
~. a IA. Junction Do Curtis.
tthrfa ere also expected 90 De added
20 thC party before lf reaches Terra Alta.
All fho men named ere last years re-
--r.-- on. nov mlL-r-.L-
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Two base hits Brown. a Miller W
Muller. ID ofnu and WEIGH
Three base hlfnH.lI rrn nnd A Miller
Sacrifice hlfa- Hnriry. D
Sacrifice Tyr MIirr
stolen bases. FunHnH. Wnrn
Iockum. a Miller reriey ard cold.
hnurh.
fIt b. pitched baII-Crab
Haaos on balls orr rcrleY 6. cff
HoufT. 4
struck out-Hy rerisy. o. b. nenninr.
too. 4
Wild pitch HnufE.
Left uu hInrn MNIIa. n. fIfnurnrr
Umpire Conner
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PIRATE MCCARTHY
SOLD TO The CUBS

CHICAGO. Sept. 5.-Alex Mccarthy. an
inneider u the Pittsburgh National
League team. since 1910, has been sold
with that team for 81 Louis tonight
according 20 information given out By
an official Of tn Pittsburgh club here
today, IL u expected that Mccarthy
viii BE used a. n shortHtop and that
Zimmerman will return 10 second base.
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BIG WRESTLERS
WIN Meet TUESDAY nvsnfnr a r-lann
Aall RarE-Harl 1ten mnrfn
Hialuiar hundfa.

Kari strn. the giant FInn. viii rneas
Nlalmar Iundiu al tho iHland bail uarF
Tuesday cFcrinF. in what promlnca 10
nf an interesting wrestling match nrf
scales af lf7
These Two men have rood regulations
aa wrestler ard should put w ~ ina
Ger estinE match Nhn mafnh win b. 10
fn0 Flash Some 90 the haaf Ennun
hoacrs win D. on The bill for the pre-
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MOOSE TAKE ONE
ErTors Fsaturs contsst A. whssifnr
Para Hsstsrday-Piay nausrs

The Benwood Rarnblsra vent 10 wheel
- fArk yesterday where they met
team ~ the score % 10 q The rama
Wan featured b. many errors la mla-
cues haFinE been made Despite the
we're made the game proved most ln-
tefent1ng. This Afternoon Moose 81
wi play the hauerH at the park
Iha aooFa
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FTToHrD no MT aAnr

Special Iiarrfrh fn fhr InfruIrrnrrr
EANH IIHlII HN ~ va afrf
Ianffanrf pitched rn run nn nIf rarna
here fnIH afinrunUn nnHInnf fHr Narn
fiaIfnfH ~ fnIunu bus. anI HlrElrr hfrn
HUn. fH n N.HffnFnrr wee InnInrf hfr
ihrnuFhnHf Hnd famed COO men rod u
man rHarn.nE ar0nud Rain nfnnrrd Tho
rame Dol Ode moth ulth orc 0ut The
score Ill m o.
koge lisftsrs eQooeQeo- y
and King
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WV YORK sept f-Wrr GEORGE
Wifni man, m fn0 lnnfWonf fIuh nna-
ton. defeated Mics M0Na HIufafrlf fHr
railpnal lHWn tennis champion. today
ln ne NnaI NJ fha uumrnH COO fnarnas
went on IRE rHuFfH nI fHr lInrH cay
awaV lilrfInr CLUB CrdnrnurHf. Long
leland. INn Hrnrr uHn n.I 90
10 una fH0 nNnnnI time Mice NIurHfrHf
hal been beaten in cup match This
aeaaon
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Atst raaI Esssas ciu. O.. b. Paul
a. Minneapolis. uueaukes q. sin
=. At le,'aianapoiia Louisville. q. Co.,
AZ NuIunnur f.Ir.rfnr.f. fH.I.... 49,.
same postponed rein
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CT LOUIS sept 5-netFoit closed the
a'-home season with 81. Louis here to-
Jay by taking 10 3 and TO 2. sisler
Vas hit hard early In the hrst game. the
visitors getting a fivc-run lead An the
third.
~ the second Gaue Hoff allowed hut
Two hits until the eighth when he pasSed
1ooo. CRAWFORD ana each IN succession.
SeauIhs tnen doubled, Tying the score.
singles BY Cobb. Crawford ana Neach In
ne zenith filled the bases and a double
py hafAnagh won the game. scores:
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Two base htts-Nitt. Neach Burns
slaHaEe, Oldham, ffatt. Home run. sis
ief. Stolen base shottou. sacrifice hits.
push, Howard. Pratt bases on balls. off
James 2; nisler B. Struck out. by James
2, oldham sisler ]. tmpires Wallace
and Connolly
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Two base hits. Neuann a.. Crawford
2. NeiflrY Hmfrn. narrav. unH naaa 81
balls. bv Steward q HHrfharf n Hfrurk
gut hT Nurffaff DO. hN steward fu
l.ff on haaea Moose r namhIrra
Umpire Bishop
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Detroit | Oun0u00a 0Q-a
~ Louis ...- 1901 OO0oO-2 2
hattcries. coyeleskic and stanage.
Hoff and AgueW
Two base hts burns. kaVauagh Sfo-
Ten bases, Jacobsen. Cobb. Crawford
SISTER. Bases on balls off Coveleskio 4
hotf >. struck out hy coVoioskie 3. Hoff
3. lmrires. Connolly and Wallace
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The United States consul I'm Uaf
gary. Canada. says Che remarkable
development of Western Canada has
been made largely on borrowed capt
tal
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Second Game

cleveland ..0 000ooO7
chicago ... o2o0 40
InftrfIre Morton. Carter and O'NsIf-
MHlau ord Ernalh
Two base bite b. COLLINS Roth gfoI-
.u hnrre Irlhnld WHmharanna aarrI-
nc. bits , cnlliue. Irih0id Bases on
I1lfa or Morton. Walsh rfrurr
nuf DE Wnlrh p Morton q Umpire.
Evans Huf Chill
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Tigers
TAKE BOTH ENDS or A nouBLH
HEADER PROM ST. LOUIS
YESTERDAY
seeond Game Went Ten Inninaa-White
sox And indians split a Double
Btli


'petroit 6; 81 Louis 2
ffDetroit 4 St Louis q
cleveland 6. Chicago o.
GDChicago a. Cleveland .
other Clubs. not scheduled.
0First game ''-second game.
tll-l0 innings.
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Plants are forced By Danish
form. bic theory bclne That briof Der.
iods of rest are followed by quIckor
growth.
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G giii;ssS'se r.: 49,: -. SSS5$5S3Els

Two base hits: Murray. Wagner.
Cooper. Phelan. Three base hit: NIoN.
.Hinchman. Murray. Safer Phelan. Oar
rel. Sacrifice hits: Gibson. Barrett B:
Collins. Bases on balls: on Adams 4.
struck out: BY Cooper. 8. By label 4.
Umpiress Quigley and O'Day.
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" asnlngt ON az Philadelphia 62D
81 Louis az Detroit lsl
kleNelapd az Chicago (2l
NeN York az Boston Ca)
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Chicago ...
Hutteri-s Coumbs end ONeIH scott
Davis and HrhHlh
Stole NHner CHAPMAN Sacrifice hffa.
y Collins O. collins. Coumhr u Oman
man. iiarrH on halle ON scott. Z
Davis. tnumtf. a. struck nut ~
scott HN fnumnn. Tnrfrrr.
Evans and chin
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N. N. & W. LEAGUE

Marion Monongniia ard Wetfol County
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1919 MdrkefSfreef

Dave says:
Labor Day to-
day KRAUS BROS.
will be closed the en-
tire day in respect TO
the "SonS of Toll"
Tuesday, we'll be
back on the job
showing the people
of Greater Wheel
ing all that is new
est in Fall Clothes,
Fall Hats and Fall
Furnishings.
Weather for to-
day: Fair.
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ZIG ED WALSH WINS

CHICAGO sept t.-Hie "a Walsh
made hiH second appearance Of the sea
.on on the pitching mound today and
delcatcd Cleveland, - Co q in lie aer-
oud game ~ douhieheader the visit
nrE banking the locals in the initial
contest q 10 %.
walsh allow ed HE opponents hve scat
ieitd hlts and would undoubtedly have
Mns naudled carriers gruunder Clearly
lhc locals Won this contest by bunch
inf hltH Collins drove boz two 81
fhe runs and scored from second on AZ
iunfld out
c9umbe pitched almost invlncIhls ball
scott was Wild and was hid hard gnen
tLe ti.iiura bad men on the bases.
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PIRATES
SWAMP THE CUBS ON THEIR OWN
LOT YESTERDAY BY THE
SCORE or IL TO

Honus Wagnsr stars at nat with n
Homer. Double and Two singles
Cub Pitchers Hit Hard.