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Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-02
NAME ATTORNEYS
As Elk OFFICERS
JOHN X. SCOTT AND JAMES ?,
MURPHY ELECTED VITA
SLATE NOMINATED.
G. VIII Reth Heads Order and Dele
gates 20 State Convention and
Grand Lodge are Chosen

John X Scott and James ?. Mur-
ply. well known attorneys. were elect
ed To offices not provided for at the
nomination a. the last meeting By
Rock Island lodge No. $50. b. r. o
E1ks at the ssmtmonthly meeting held
in the club rooms last evening Dele
gates and aiternafes 20 the grand
lodge meeting and the state convsu-
ton were also named. District Deputy
Sam Ryerson presided during the cleo
ton
Tue annual election resulted as fol
lows:
Exalted RuIer-G VIII Roth
Esteemed Leading Knight-GIen
Baker
Esteemed Royal Knlghi-John X
Scott
Esteemed Lscturing Knisht-Jamss
r. Murphy.
Secretary-Clareuce Isaacson-
Treasurer-I. II. CssteeI
Trustee for Three Years-W. L
Long.
Tyler-Mnton c. Fisher.
Grand Representative II.
Harms.
Alternate to Grand Representative
N. W Co=ad.
Delegate % State Convention-G.
VIII Roth. Clarence IsaacsOn. George
Stroehie. Glen Baker. A ID. Huesius.
Jr. y. b. GOsline and W l.. Long.
AIternatss- W. Maucker. I'd.
Bauersfeld. l. n TIttsrington. W. l.
Jones. T. ,. Murray. r. l.. Haiuline
and Edward W Meek
State Convention In May.
The state convention IS 90 be- held
IN East St Louis. May q. 26 and q
and from advance reports IL promises
20 be- a big affair In the history Of
state EIkdom. The grand lodge meet
ing Is 90 be held in Los Angeles In
July.
The officers elected 40 the meeting
last evening will BE- Installed al the
hrst session IA April After the bust
ness meeting concluded last evening.
the EIks enjoyed a feed.
This evening the club rooms viii be
the mecca of large gathering % Elks
and their friends aud if the entertain
ment committee IL % be believed there
will be pleutly % amusement for all.
Receives Beautiful Slides.
Robert Rsxdals. a member of the
local order. a. 90 give an illustrated
lecture Trip 90 Grand Canyon 81 Ari-
zona and Panama-Pacihc Exposition
Mr. RcNdaie has received the slides
numbering $50 and al are beautifully
colorcd. true 10 the natural hues- SOU
vsnirs also are 90 be given out % a
book Of bohemia" Of which Mr.. Rex
dale T. author
The lecture will commence At s
O'Clock and will be- concluded in two
hours. At 10 o'clock dancing viii start .
and continue untH IL An orchestra |
has been secured and the closing feat I
ure % the entertainment promises 90 /
be rare treat
10 f. expected that there will be
close 10 500 present according 20 uum- 1
Der Of tickets purchased
All the news an the time The Argus I
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-02

Obituary Record.-Following an i'll
ness OF several months duration Jo-
ham Peter Bruegmann, so years old,
died at the family home. s13 Judson
street. Age is given as the cause. De-
ceased was born in Northern Groden,
Berunsboettle, South Dittmarschen.
Germany, Sept. 2, 1884. On April 90.
1866, he was married in the old coul-
try to Miss Julie Wesselhoeft. The
same year they came TO the United
States and directly to Davenport For
many years Mr.. Bruegmann was en-
ployed by the Mueller Lumber COM
pany, starting there in 1872, and re-
signing his position with that firm in
1879. In 1880 he entered the employ
OF Lindsay & Phelps and held that po-
sition until 1892 Three nieces sur
vive. His wife died April IS. 1911.
The funeral will be held at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon from the Runge
undertaking parlors. with incineration
at the Davenport crematorium
Mary Z. Walsh. aged % years, died
yesterday morning at the family home,
sS1 Grand avenue. She had been all
ing but short time. Deceased was
born July s, 1892, in Memphis, Mo.
and came TO Davenport with hsr par
ents three years ago. Surviving. in
addition to the parents. are three sis
tiers and two brothers. These are
Mrs. Nellie Connolly and Miss MurieI
Mcdonald OF st. Louis, Mrs. Della
Sweeny of Davenport, Fred Walsh of
Davenport and Philip Walsh of Mus
catine.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-02

Extend Call 20 OayenPorter.-Rev.
Otto Geigler of Lane. ;. D., mas been
extendedsa a call TO the Holy Cross Ger
man Lutheran church OF East Dayen-
port BY the congregation. which met
at the church sunday To consider fill-
ing the pastorats made vacant by the
resignation Of Rev. George Leinhardt.
The calling of Mr.. Geisler gives un-
usual satisfaction TO members OF the
church as well as many outside friends.
as he Is q well known Davenport man.
born and educated in this city. where
he grew TO manhood as a member OF
Trinity German Lutheran church. The
late Rev. 4 ID. Greif. for many years
pastor OF the church. took an afiec-
tiOnate and deep interest in Mr.. Gels
Ter. recognizing his quick. retentive
mind and his ability rs a student, and
urged him 10 study for the ministry.
Mr.. Geisler graduated from the paro-
chiai school OF the German Lutheran
church. Rock Island. and later from the
COncoTdia theological seminary OF the
church at Springfield. III. He then ac-
cep;ed his first charge at Lane. 5. ID.
Shortly after receiving the call to
Lane. about two years ago this sum
mer. Mr.. Geisier was united In mar
risge 20 Miss Edna Aioeiler, daughter
Of MT. and Mrs. G. q. Moeller Of West
Seventh street. Davenport. While il
Is not known what Mr. Geisier's an
swer 70 the call may be. hopes are en-
fer;ained that he will come TO Daven-
port. Rev. George Leinhardt will leave
with his family the last OF the week
FOR Hazen. =. D.. where he has ac-
cepted = call 10 the German Lutheran
church.
~" Employment Bureau Opens
The free employment bureau for Day-
export men opened at the Y NJ. c. ~
yesterday morning. Applicants for
jobs were on hand before opening
time A canvass OF the resident and
business sections OF the cities for po-
s!ticns has been started. and as soon
a. u becomes thoroughly advertised
Il t. expected that a number OF men
can be placed. The auditorium has
been ftisd up with several hundred
books with the cooperation of the pub f!
lie library; also with games. pianola, I
and other things 90 make II attractive |
for the men. This will be open daily /
from 3 n m 20 2. u. free OF charge |
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-02

A Dozen Pigeons StoIen.-Twelve
pigeons were stolen Saturday night
from the home of W. Niemann, 1888
West Sixth street. The theft occurred
between 6 and o'clock. In their
flight the thieves dropped a cap, which
IS the only clue.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-02

Marriage Lioense.-A license to mar
ry was issued in the Office of the clerk
OF the district court TO David Bohann
and Bertha ]. Wistman, both of Musca-
tine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
WASHINGTON LOSES
TO BELLAlRE A. C.
EACH PITCHER ALLOWED EIoHr
0AFE HIT8EHROR8 re-
SPON6IBLE
rsuhardt Featured the Game with q
Running Catch of Lone Drive
Near the Fence

The Bellaire Athletics proved too
nuch Tor the Washington. Pa. team.
Yesterday ana the result was a verdict
IN favor OF "perk" keunedy's ball toss
tts. 10 o. The game was played on
the Sixteenth street grounds and Was
attended by a large crowd.
washington started the scoring BY
thllA ing three runs In the FIRST inning
beiiaire came back for revenge and
made nve runs In their half by Timely
hits and poor Fielding on the part OF
the visitors, After that Bellaire made
one run In the third and one In the NTH
washington started a rally in the sirth
put was only able 10 secure one run
In the seventh Bellalrc made another
score. and then seemed 20 get careless
nut were able 20 keep the visitors from
scoring until the ninth inning when
washington taking advantage OF Bell
are carelessness succeeding in push
ing Two men across the plate
The game was without features save
Tor "A sensational catch by Neuhardt
VINO after long run kept the ball from
striking the right field fence. Pracht
Was on the mound for Beilaire. while
Enoch did the tossing for the visitors
The score:
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NATIONAL
YestsrdAy's Results.
(Clubs Not Scheduled-)
ro-dAy's Games.
at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago 81 New York;
ST. Louis at Philadelphia
LE-HEADERS
AT PITTSBURGH
~. Bfo BASEBALL DAYS
Pirates Meet st. Louis Cardinals In Two
Games Saturday, and Chicago
Cubs on Holiday.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. May 1s.-Frea
Clarke and his Piraticsl crew have found
may be assured the Pirates will give a
satisfactory account OF themselves. Get
ting away 20 bad start. winning only
played, the Corsairs quickly found them
selves and six straight wins was the
Buccaneers feat ust before starting on
the present eastern trip. This shot them
we'll up toward the front and while OF
course they cannot continue at this re-
least on their way and with anything
like even break In the baseball luck
they should be able TO hold their own
with the topnotchers all the way.
Some OF the fans were inclined 10
give the Corsairs up after their miser-
able start hut Manager Clarke declared
through IL all that he had a good ball
would md Il out and admit IL a. soon
as the boys got their eye on the ball
And he proved true prophet.
sixteen Eames-four with each eastern
elub-and n they can break, even on
be expected away from home especially
as the eastern teams have been playing
good steady ball from The start or, on
home TO Forbes Field when they stage
the FIRST treat OF the season in the form
club who stop on At Pittsburgh this one
day on their way home from the east
to ST Louis. This doubleheader was
OF May 5 account Of rain. Monday. May
81 comes the two Decoration Day games
one in the morning at 1850 and the
other In the afternoon at $500 o'clock
The Pirates old enemy. the Chicago
cubs. will be the holiday attraction. and
that the FUR viii ny when these two Old
interest In the new Pirates Is running
high IL evinced by the fact that the
many mall orders for tickets FOR the
above dates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligencer.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. May 10
Hitting the ball hard In the eighth in
ming to-day gave Wheeling a 3 to 2
victory against the Highlanders. big
Guy Gregg losing his first game Of the
season. Mike O'Day started the scor-
ing when up first in the opening in
ming. ODay hit a high fly that the
wind carried to the left field fence,
Mike stopping at third base. Umlauf
made an infield out. and Andy Kyle.
former Highlander. squeezed Mike
across the plate. Keene flew out TO
center
With one down in the fifth. Nespo
lifted a fly that the wind made good
for three sacks. and scored on Mar
tins fly to Thomas. Davis popped out
TO Leber. A single and a double in
the seventh gave the visitors another
score.
In the last half OF the seventh
Gray and Leber singled and were ad-
vanced by Joe Evers sacrifice. Gil
bert doubled to center. scoring Dolly
and Jack Gregg made an infield out.
and Thomas popped out TO Keene. In
the eighth Umlauf went to first on an
infield tap. and was safe when Gray
threw high. Kyle went.out. Gregg to
NnllOeTts ana Meme tluEltus sCoTluH
Umlauf. A double and a single by
Meister and Reilly scored two more,
and Nespo walked. filling the bases
again. Harry Martin doubled and the
bases were cleaned when Davis hit
for a single. The inning finally came
to a close when O'Day went out TO
Thomas. Umlaun walked and Kyle
went out to Marshall.
Owing to the broken finger sus-
tanned Saturday by Jack Vann. John
ny McCarty was behind the plate.
Gilbert vent to the box in the ninth,
end held the visitors scoreless.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
BOXING NOTES


The old bridgeport 4. e.. under new
number Of new membs ~. will hold their
first show on May 3ist.
The new club he'd intended using Geo.
chip end X %. brennan. 15s pound boy r.
In their fist show. but owing 10 the htgl
price chip asked Tor a guarantee
tfi. 2ool the club decided 60 have chip
appear here at "a later date. m the fans
turn out and make 30 possible 20 give
such bis guarantee.
For the opening show the match
maker has made offers Co Cal DELANEY.
- CleN Gland Is. %. Mars. OF Cincinnati.
frankie CuuleN. GO kenoehn. Roger
.UMnlley. ~ Toledo. and Geo. CLANCY. 90
Baltimore. Any one 81 these boys BE-
eligible % r. chance az Champion johnny
kiIhHue. some claiming that he o. side
STEPPING CLANCY. the baltimore boy. while
d. Cd Mars hes met kiibane twice. cal
Delaney once and Frankie Conley three
times foErr % MnlIsy d. one 81 the
champs most persistirg chalteugers
These boys are AT recognized ~ about
thr best ln the it1 pound division. bul
TIE club fu prove that Do wants Co secure
bouts that che fans will appreciate ana
--------~-s----~~----~-~-~--
ai"us pitched good ball until the seventh
INNING HIrr che Athletic hatfora mad
Four HIfF fis vac taken Out and Co.'S
fellH sent fu the mound. but could not
stop The Athletira The game played
YESTERDAY wuH thc first off a series nf
three arranged between the two teams
iNe lafns Tor the others NOT being OLE.
".nfI The box score follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
LOST his FIRST ONE.

DETROIT May 10 Scoring four
runs in the eighth Inning without tn..
aid ~ a hit New York defeated Detroit.
e. 2. here today. bauss. who ha.
won six straight games. was beaten FOR
the hrst time this season. Score
a. &C. p.
New York 10000 40.s s
Detroit ..... 10 20 10 % 3
BATTERIES MrHals and sweeney d.
Dnuss and Baker
Two base hits. uirh cobb 2 Sweaties .
IIuu. stolen base Uuuuf Sacrifice
hits. Baker. Nrilnlr. regkinpauEh
SaCritre hN IHusr. HHrUa uu balls ON
McHale. q Iauas struck out Mca
Hale bauss. O. tmpires Dlnecn AMI
Nallir
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PUNCHED HITS.

CHICAGO. MAY I6 - phIadeIuhIn
punched hits IN Russell toHaf. which.
coupled with an error hf Roth gave them
the hrst uuWe OF fne series u.fh thlra CO.
4 tu FirafhHHfr1sr AfrlunIH. 20 the
visitors. wee bic with "a ball durIuE bate
uur practice and had his nose broken.
score 70 81 o.
chicago .... n U u %
batteries shawkey and schauE Rus.
cell. REM and srhnik
Two base hits IHInif kouf ~.
Collins. TIfrfrE Sacrifice Iafa shaw
key. ScharE Bases uu balls un TrsHeII
~NHwkef. Rem Passed balls.
srhnnE fmuifra Connolly and UhII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
DAVE SAYS:

of with the heavy cid"
and on with the light-that's
what you'll do if you are up to
style requirements you
might just as we'll wear a
straw hat in February as derby
or soft hat after today-then
you will feel right too when
you get the "up and down"
from your friends if you have
a straw hat on. You'll wart
the correct new style, though,
and you'll find every new
braid and all the newe 5 I
shapes here. Many of them
exclusive with KrauS Bros.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
SATURDAYS GAMES

A. Mourfsvlus- Mourdsviiis hirh. ~.
Marietta High
Virginia Z. =
81 Seliua Grove 20 grsrushanra 1 .
West virginia Wesleyan n
Waeh-Iefr Oh
~ West Liberty. fIrefr RI Normal
- WenshurE Giants Hctharv.
farnni.uroI
A. CoieraIna r0Ierafr ~. Afera
At Tim Grove WHfnUrr Mold "a
Foundry q Patterson ana Elm Grove
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TO PLAY W. & j.
Negotiations olosed Tor Three Games
~ NorEantovn May 20. N ana 2a

speCial uispatch 20 the Intelligence
MORO hNrpWN vs. Va. May ff-ff
wag announced here today hy director 81
eftletica Geo o. PILE that negotiations
Tor the West FirFInia-W q D. haeet.l 20
series Of three games fu BE- PLAYED lu
MurEautuWr ThurFd1r. FRIDAY and Sat
nrday Nay 20. 2f and ~ had been sue
-fsefulIF concluded Within the past
rev weeks. difference between fha two
rnauaFerneufa with regard fu the runr-
aufre fo DO paid ". a D. threatened 20
interfere with the playing OF The game
ana 81 ono time. the vs.. a y manage
not be- staged
The W. 4. esrIea has been fhs pre-.
tirr nome hfgtrtiDn here Tor several
glniora week. iu edition 90 the .arIsT
festivlties n the week two frsfarrf
tee VII hold reunions here Thuredag.
FRIDAY and Saturday and man. D.If "a
town persons are expected
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HODSHONS LOSE
Dunn Allows But rhrss Hits ana nrar-
tins Ferry Athistioa win ~
score q , % o.

Effnre r. LARGE crowd on the Athletic
park a. Martins Ferry yesterday after.
noon the fast 1iudahuu team o. thfa CITY
went down fu defeat by n score of = f0
%. due fO the remarkable pitching o. one
Bert Dunn. who allowed only three hfta
during the entire game The Afhlsffra
aleu gave Dunn good support and we're
alec faFt in their feldinF having two
double plays f1 their credit The rarne
pitched yesterday hy Dunn va one
n the best seen on the League park the
wear and viii boo doubt be- r. record Tor
the 1ouuEsfcr. RoEerson for the Hof-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
PITCHERS BATTLE.

ET Louis Wav ia pitching duel
between WslimHu and shaw ran eleven
innings IHr- today and ended In favor
uf che locals. score 90 r. Score
o. &C. D.
ffHaI frrfru .. 600 600 700 Un.I Z
~ IHU.Ir .. 600 600 ono Of.n 4
batteries Weilran. AFucw and SIEVE.
reI|. shaw and Aiuawifn
Two base bite Williams hf0rFan.
Foster stolen bases NnHnkH Williams.
Milan. tnfau Sacrifice bite Gandfl
-lauks. Iiaeea uu balls. on WtiIuar.
shaw. struck uut. 49, shaw DO.
N Gilman. Twplreg. fflllehranf ana
Or ..UrhfIn
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CLEVELAND o.. May is.-Boston de-
teatcd Cleveland In "a great pitchers baf-
tie to-day. To- o. In fourteen innings
After holding boston to one hit in niue
innings. oMrton weakened. with one
out IN the fourteenth NAYS got "A sun M F.
90 left Hooper scratched an infield hit
while Wagner and Lewis followed wi.n
doubles. ~ was the first grme Wood
has started this year. Mays pitched the
Last three inninFs Score:
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Three base hits-H Carroll. 2
Two base hits-Munn. Lisk Neuhardt
Baum
struck out-By Pracht 4: BY Enoch 10.
Euoch D.
tiit hatsman-Pracht I. Enoch. J.
Double plays-HugheS 10 Lisk to VIII
son .kurtg To- Robe g. Kurt
Passed halls-kurtz T.
mpire-MckeIVey
Time 30
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
SPORT NOTES

At the annual university track meet
held at Morgantown. saturday Tour
state records were broken. They were
and ~ seconds. Newman broke the
discus record. while Tuckwiller raised
high jumr, record. Ruppell also broke
Mike" Leatherwood was unable 10 he
present AZ the meet and the 100 yard
dash and hurdles will be run of today
The Wheeling High seniors took ~
out o. 4 possible los points ~ the In
ter-clnss meet on the state Fair
The Juniors took 30 points. the sopho-
motes rs ana the freshmen 70. The meet
vac STAGED In preparation FOR the ohio
Valley Athletic association meet that
viii be held next Saturday.
The Huntington high school lost tho
track and field meet AZ St Mays. sat
urday 81. Marya took the meet hv win
ming IS points. while Huntington was
able 20 Fathsr but ~.
Peabody hiEh schooi Of Pittsburgh
won tho track and field meet Tor the
championship n Western Pennsylvania.
s,,d'rn Wn,o Snd N9ft,nsr9 Ws.t VIZ
took 80 points. Bcilalre ana sisters
VILE the only representative ~ West
virginia, finished seventh and ninth
respectively.
Tho race program rnr The annual
West virginia state Pair has lust been
Tor the week Handsome prizes are be-
INK offered ana Indications are Tor nu
excellent program. The class cruulrra-
II Trotil1s ti'-is.ii--is.,5i.sas
PACING .0S-f1-f1-fc-fr-2f
umlaur me sresdv little eHorts'or of
The wheeling tenn leads tho central
League in run getting according Co. fr.
nrues just igsurd nr L0uie ffcIlhrounrr.
president ~ Che League. fmlalf has
crossed The plate % fmre Ir ff rrHrrs.
Mike ofny ala0 ~ thH storiea ie fourth
wifh ~ rura ir rs ~oufrsfe krrrr Dr. The
only man 90 tlr Wheeling team that De-
Win ne select ton leading alnggera. DO
has a slurEing average o. fft ir fE
ramea Nike obi Day le the leading Haaa
piiferor ~ the league. De naH stolen
eiFht haeee In rs Eawce
pitcher racF norton. rormrrfr er,
ihr st1gleH. Iut wac released Hf Nam
ger -hr'rer. har signed n contract uIfr
fhe Frederick NO team DOB frs uiua
,traer League norton will leave f1r
Irefrrick TODAY.
TUESDAY evening ua Muse. t.eu-~
team VIII 60 fu Martins Efrr. sFar.
they Oil bowl fHe MHrtlna rarrv tr4r.
iu previous game fhr Nuaar rollers
LnTr.I fHrir opponents EU Do Ur|rfa
Ine team- uIlI bowl ln Wheeling srsfr
on May O.
fnfias public health rrobIer d.
vitality rnrnHIHHnfrH H.s. 80.
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TIMELY HITTING

Special Dispatch TO she fnteliigenccr
NOTNGSTOWN o. May fe.-Fort
Wayne won from the Steelmen here
today 90 8 IN n loosely played game.
featured however. b. timely stick work.
Score. ". D. g.
~ Wayne ..... 003ff 0n07=a "a s.
y ounRstown ... O0O0 G1020-S 2
y Batteries. DOnieY. Garde Hlli Wag-
ner Umpire peftT
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FINE PITCHING

Special Dispatch 70 the intelligence.
ERIE. Pa. May 1s-Fine pitching by
AldredRe coupled with Joe Stanley's
brilliant fielding and home run made
~ easy for Erie 20 win from Grand
Rapids today BY 20 ?. Score:
RH.E
Eris .....................
Grand Rapids ................. -
Batteries. Aldredge and Tyre. Payn-
ter and DeVOrmer
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LOSE FIRST GAME
The Fyal A. c. Club 90 Down 20 D.fs.,
AZ Hands Of Duqusans Climb Ves
tsrday IN Ten InninFs

. ne Nfal Athletic club yesterday fasf
their 9peuing game 20 the Fast Duqussrs
lut h] the score OF seven 90 afr fr
Cen inning contest The game ,yar ~ .
81 IN The Tunnel Green grounds and urs
.thiufel hF the hcldinr o. Jprhurr AMI
we iANI UmN ling OF the NrnT frr.r.f
ltifelow. pitched strong game and |r
lhf ninth inning famed two usH .rf.r
tHf bases had been fllef vita none nIf
He then caused tho rerf I1fter e. .t
lp hiFh ~ for on easy out Tfe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-17
EVANSVILLE WON

Special Dispatch 20 the 1utelliuercer
EVANSVILLE. Ind, May fe- Evans
VILE took the series opener with DnV-
ton today 4 20 o. Watched allowed bnt
three hits. but his witness gave Evans
Vile two runs. without The aid o. hit.
score
Evansville .... o11O200Os-f %
Dayton ....... 100000 re-
Batteries Turner and Hauser. Watch
oil and Woerth
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: Boston. 3. Cleveland o.
ST Louis. ?. Washington. 7.
Philadelphia. 4: Chicago ..
New York o. Detroit. >
IL Innings
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sEEwooD RAnrBLnHs WIN.
Defeat Triadsiphis IN on. sidsd Ca
test Saturday

The Herwoof uamb.ers tool. fs- rrl,
1eIrnIt semi pro team frf1 camp stature
nHr Hr fHe score ~ A.. f1 Tho on
fne pike lads hnd been UlnaIIrr.nfa
sireuEtherrd br The addition IN come
illianuu plHt co., bnf IHs. could r.r
stop che H1mbl@rv The score tv innings
follows.
al
neruoof nH.rr H0Hf-ff fs
TRADE lrniH 100000 nn-a .
Hatteries nfuv oo0. WrWahor and
rrerrr
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FEDERAL. IEAGIIE
HANDLERS WIN
Fast MIL Town Team TOOK c. A. O. Of
Bslaire Into Camp By the Score


The EcuW God f.a...1icfs yesterday
TOOK tho fast g. q. a. team 81 Rellairr
into camp on the Twenty-sivth street
grounds by the score o. Co s. boz one
~ The hest games or the season Tho
game was featured by tho Rcnwood bows
and the fwirlluE or Hahn. who whfffeT
eight mon The score.
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AEERIcAs ASSOCIATION.

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