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The Washington times., 1915-10-17
Cotton Futures Statute
To Be StriStly Enforced

Pending an appeal to the United
States supreme Court, officials of the
Treasury and Agricultural depart
ments will strictly enforce the provis-
ions OF the cotton futures act. The law
was recently declared unconstitutional |
bv Justice Hough in the New York
Federal court. Officials here assume
that the law is In force until the high
est court declares II IL not. and point
out that II II is upheld by the highest
court. all violators will be subject to
prosecution.
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
Thomas Grant Takes
Bride in Baltimore

Announcement was made today Of
the wedding In Baltimore yesterday OF
Mrs. sue NJ. Graves. daughter OF Mrs.
william Daynham Matthews, to Thorn
as Grant. the popular secretary OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. News Of the
wedding came as complete surprise to
friends Of both the bride and bride
groom. as they took practically no one
into their confidence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant will be at home
nt 1873 Irving street northwest after
December !.
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
Frigate Constitution
Can't Be Brought Here

Secretary Of the Navy Daniels has
decided that he is without power TO
order the removal OF the frigs,e Con-
stitutiop from the Charlest On navy
yard, near Boston. to Washington. A
specific act OF Congress would be
necessary to Justify removal Of the
vessel. Secretary Daniels held in
vetoing the plea OF Arthur r.. Dowell,
Prof. f. Swavely and Col. George A.
Armes. representing the Connecticut
Heights Citizens Association.
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
CRANDALL'S.

The MANAGEMENT OF Crandalfs The
alter In announcing one Of Its strongest
programs of photoplays this year feat-
ures as the main attraction this week
valeska Suratt, In The Soul OF Broad-
way" which will be shown today and
until Thursday. Miss Suratt Will make
her screen debut by outdoing all her
previous efforts in gowns and millinery.
Many OF them arc designed to match the
sets" OF THE Soul of Broadway
William f. Shay heads the cast OF
players appearing in support of Miss
Suratt. Mr.. Shay has role particu-
larly suited to his methods.
Friday and Saturday the World Film
Corporation will present Clara Kimball
Young in The Heart of the Blue
Eidge." by Waldroh Bailey. Miss
Young has the support of Chester Bar
nett and Robert Cummings. Music by
Prof Hcitmullcr's orchestra will be
featured every day.
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
Next Week. S
Films

At Moore's Strand Theater from Sun
day to Tuesday next week Edmund
Breese will be the attraction in The
Wage Slave" On Wednesday and
Thursday William Elliott will be seen in
"Comrade John" photoplay with the
civil war as a BACKGROUND. Geraldine
O'Bricn will be featured in His Wife,
on Friday and Saturday.
MarGarita 4Fischer Will be featured
at Moorcs Garden Theater from Sun
day to Tuesday of next week in The
Miracle of Life" on Wednesday and
Thursday Grace Cunard and Francis
The Washington times., 1915-10-17

Al Crandalrs Thcater next week Will
lam Fox will present Frederick Perry
in The Family stain" founded on
Ern!lc Gahoriau's detective story. THE
Nidow L"rougc" The Family stain"
will he shown from sunday until
Wednesday. Thursday there will be a
return engagement OF Clara Kimhall
Young in "Th" Heart of the Blue
RIDGE ADAPTED from the novel by
Waldron Bailcy. Friday and Saturday
RCatrZ Michoena will be starred in
salvation Nell" based on Edward
Sheldons drama.
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
TODAY'S BEST FILMS
By GARDNER MACK.

Fare Williams In person AMI IN
film with Anita Stewart. Ihe
Awakening" (vitagraph). the Gar
. den. 423 Ninth street.
Valeska Suratt, in THE Soul OF
Broadway" tFox Film Company.
Crandalrs. Ninth and e streets.
Edith Storey and Antonio Moreno,
In Dust OF Egypt" adapted from
the story by Harold MacGrath
tVitagraph). the Strand. Ninth ana
ID streets.
Mary Pickford. in "A Girl Of Yes
terday" Famous Playcrs). Loews
Columbia. Twelfth and F streets,
Gertrude Mccoy. supported by Bes..
sic Learn. In The Ploughshare.
adapted from the story by Mary
INLAY Taylor CEdison). the Revere.
Georgia avenue and Park road.
Mary Fuller. in Under Southern
skies" adapted from the play by
l.ottic Blair Parker UniversaD.
the Olympic. 1881 L street.
Marguerite Clark. in Seven Sis
ters Famous Playcrs). the Circle.
2loo Pennsylvania avenue.
Jeanette Horton. In "The Guilt"
'kalem, the Hippodrome. Ninth
street and New York avenue.
Elsie Frolich. In "A Womans Con-
quest the Leader. Ninth, between
II and + streets.
Nance O'NeiIl. In "Thc Soul of n
woman" tFox Film Company). the
Empire. 9l5 III street northeast. and
the Staunton. Third and G streets
northeast.
Blanche Sweet. in The CAPTIVE"
u.askD. Crnndalls Apollo. 6A II
street northeast.
The Washington times., 1915-10-17

Ford will he featured In The Campbclls
Are Coming" ricturing the famous
ballad Of the same title. Friday and
Rhca Mitchell will be seen in
a new Mutual picture. "On the Brink.
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DIVIDE A DOUBLE.


CHICAGO. Sept. 21.-New York and
Chicago divided honors in a double
header here to-day. New York won the
iirst game, 10 Z. BY punching hits orr
Vaughn. Chicago took the second -
3. because OF the Wiidness Of recrur-
pitcher PalmerO. who worked for the
Giants In the first inning.
First game: r. II r
Chicago O1OOOooO3- 10 ,
Batteries: Perritt. Tesreau and Doom:
Vaughn. Wright and Bresnahan. Two
base hits: darlington. Mccarthy Fisher.
stolen bases: Bresnahan. Heating Sac
rtfice hit: DOYLE Base on balls. orr
Vaughn. 1; off Perritt. ?. Struck out:
BY Vaughn. 4. by Perritt. 2; by Wright
l. Cmpires: KLEIN and Emsiie.
Second game: r. Il r.
ChicaEo ......s3l0O OOOi'- 9 3
Batteries: Palmero. Ritter and Meyers.
Lavender and Archer. Two base hits.
Mccarthy, Meyers. BabbinRton. Doyle
SAFER. Three base hits. Doyle. burns
Fisher. stolen bases. Mccarthy Schultz
Sacrifice hits: Becker Doyle, Fisher
Base on balls. OFF Paimero 3 off Pierce
l. struck out. BY Lavender. I b. Pal
nero. ]; by Pierce. 9; by Ritter. B. I'm
pires. KLEIN and Emslie.
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METHODISTS OPEN
WITH ST. FRANCIS
GAME WITH wAYnEsBuRd HAS
BEEN Dropped AND LAT
TER SUBSTITUTED.
CONTEXT wan BE Played Saturday at
Buekhannou-Wesleyan Team
II In Tine Condition

Special Dispatch to the InteIligencer
81 CklANNON, ". Va sent I'll
Almost at the eleventh hour an unex-
pectcd switch has occurred In the Wes-
leyen football schedule. Waynesburg
college was scheduled back In July for
september 18th at Buckhannon and an
lron-clad contract with good sized for
TEXTURE attached was signed by the
Waynesburg authorities. Two weeks ago
the athletic director at Waynesburg be-
San negotiations for the cancellation 1f
the game on account Of the fact that
Maynesburg could not hope 70 give the
strong Wesleyan team anything more
than practice game. No announce
found that another attraction could be
secured
Manager Stsnsbury got in communion
ton with several institutions that were
known TO have an open date Of the COM
lnE saturday and no less than fsur Of
Tered % meet Wesleyan here on that
date. The team selected was thar from
St Francis College. l5tafod al Loretta.
Pa near Altoona.
This team while representing a minor
college had one Of the best records o.
any team IN Central Pennsylvania last
ear. and D. expected Co give Wesleyan
a close contest In securing cancella-
ton Of the gefne with Mayucs burg. A. Z
tDocl Garrett former Wesleyan athlete
was Instrumental
4 big crowd Is expected for the open
ing game here Saturday. a. many are
anxious 20 see just what Wesleyan has
IN stock. and arrangements have been
made 70 hold the evening r. a. O. train
mere WI eftcr the game is over.
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PITTSBURGH PIRATES WILL
PLAY WHEELING TEAM SUNDAY
LOCAL rLAYnns WILL FORM Aa
oEEQATtoE TO MEET rEE
BUCCANEERS.
FRED clark Ana Ths Regular Lansup
VIII Ne Hors-Locals Will Pre-
sent Strong Team

Ne1t sunday the Pittsburgh Pirates
viii invade Wheeling where they will
meet team composed OF local profess
ional- that have returned TO their homes
tosetner with amateur and semi-profes-
sionAl players OF this vicinity. This
fact wac assured last evening when Bus-
ines. Manager Pop" shriver received
= telegram from Barney Dreyfus saw
ing the Pirates would stop here for \
game on that date. Mr.. Dreyfus also
assures Pop that he would have the
regular Pittsburgh team here for the
The telegram was received last even
Ing az b:26 O'clock and read as follows:
Alright. game arranged with you FOR
sunday, September Is our regular line
mp" Mr.. Shriver viii request that
Manager Fred Clark OF the Pittsburgh
that he will accept This Is Clarks lass
season as manager OF Buccaneers and
viii be his last appearance In Wheeling.
clarke has been leader OF the Pirates
Tor several years and was one time one
OF the greatest outfielders in the game.
Park Martins Ferry. sunday afternoon,
and will start promptly al J o'clock.
probable lineup OF the Wheeling
team Will be Madden OF Elm Grove. n.
Neale OF Petersburg. cf Reilly OF
Huntington. 30; Prysock OF the New
laire. or Smith OF Elm Grove. Cd: Con
ners OF the Hodshons or Ncuhardt OF
the Bellaire A g.. RI: Bero OF the Nyal
A. c. or McElvoy OF Bethany. b. Prach,
or Bellaire. or Costello OF the Hod-
shons. p; Welcher % the Virginia
ley OF Bellaire. c.
This will form team that should
make the Pirates travel at a merry
clip to win
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WHEELING CLUB HAS DEPOSITED
NATIONAL COMMISSION FORFEIT
WHICH rNsuREs rHra CITY
BERTH IN THE CENTRAL
NEXT SEASON.
Club Owners Are Optimistic over out
LOOK and Expect to Building Up .
Pennant Winning AgRregatioA.

In answer TO the much asked aues-
ton; VIII Wheeling have a team in the
Central League. next season." Il can be
stated she Will" This statement
comes from one IN authority and In a
position TO know whether or not We
wul again be represented in the Central
~ u true that Wheeling team did los
some money. but taken from a business
standpoint II WAS a success. for IL was
necessary at the beginning OF the sea
son 20 not only reconstruct the entire
cam but TO build a park.
Al any rate we viii have a team in the
League next season. as the forfeit mon
ey that the National commission re-
quires TO be posted has already been de-
posted and Wheeling fans are assured
Of professional baseball for another
year.
When asked regarding the pros
poets for next season. one Of the club
owners said. we are to be IN the
League and will do better than this pasi
season. The failure 70 make a showing
this season was largely due TO the fast
winning combination could be gotten IT,
gether Wether or not he Club will be
affeced by drafting H. not known a.
matters concerning the drafting OF PLAY
signed their contracts"
n has been reported however that
Lefty Wetzel has been drafted bv
the Brooklyn Natio.ai League team. ne
recently pitched a game against the
hits
Next season should be considerably
easier for the local management mas
much az they already have their park
and nov have fairly good line on play
ers and prospects for a pennant- win
ming combination next season.
Electricity is successfully used in
France to ripen cheese.
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CINCINNATI. o.. Sept 2f-Barnes
pitched magnificent game after the
first inning. allowing only four scatter
ed hits and no runs and Boston easily
won the last contest Of the series from
Cincinnati to-day. 60 2. In the first
inning Barnes yielded three hits. one %
them a two Dagger. which. with two
stolen bases. gave Cincinnati two runs
After that inning not a Cincinnati player
reached second base.
Lear. who started Tor Cincinnati was
taken out in the second inning after per
hitting two hits and base on balls TO
the first three men that face him. Dale
pitched fairly well. two OF Rostou's
runs being due ~ errors by Herz0R.
Score. r a. r..
Cincinnati 1000 1000 Q
batteries Rarnes and WhalinE. Lear.
Dale and WinE0. Two base bit. KodEers.
Stolen bases: Gr0h. Griffith Enee on
balls. orr Lear. or Dale. 2. off Nc
Eencrv. 4. Struck out. Hy Barnes. B.
By Dale. 2. Umpires Byron and Orth.
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ST LOUIS. Sept 2i.-PhiladelphiA In
creased Its lead In the pennant race by
taking double-header from 81. Louis
here to-day. scores TO and to 1.
Doak was hit hard in the opening
game. eight hits off him In four innings
giving the visitors five runs. He was
replaced by Boardman. a recruit. who
was fairly effective
While Demaree held the locals to four
scattered hits In the second game Luz
dorus hit the leaders to victory with
a double in the third he drove in ban
croft who had singled. and In the NTH
with Paskert on first base he nut a
homer into the right field bleachers
scoring two runs.
Seven errors by the locals figured in
Scores:
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Two base hits: Paskert. Hyatt. Whit
ted. Three base hit: Luderus, Board
man. stolen bases: Luderus. Sacrifice
hits: Iaskert. Whitfield Long. Base on
balls: of Doa1y. .; Off Boardman. 4: off
McOuillan. ?. Struck out: BY noaiS. :
BY Boardman. 4 BY McQuillan . I'm
ptrCs. Eason and Rigier
Second Game.
PHILADELPHIA ...OO112OOsO- o
81; Louis 49,. 5000 100
Batteries. Demaree and Burns: Mead
ows, LRmline. Neihaus and Snyder. Two
base hits. Luderus. Hyatt. Home run:
Luderus. Sacrifice hits. Dcmaree. Pas
kert .. Base on balls: orr Demarce. 9.
Off Meadows. 4. off Lamiine. l. struck
out: BY Demarec. ?; by Meadows. e.. by
Niehaus. I. Umpires Rigler and Eason.
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PHILADELPHIA. sept III Rad
pitching In the early innings gave De-
troit z 10 victory over Philadelphia
today. LoudcrmiK and Bush we're
taken out after the first inning. during
which each team scored three runs.
oldham then held the home team safe
during the remainder Of the game. cobb
nude three hits and stole two bases
while HE two Wild throws did no dam
age. Score:
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Two fficen irrf. purse $500
ruIlfnu. ohio
hfrrIIlr. o..
Rramton Maid u. WIN. wsddeu.
Mherliur w. va
MneoIur. Vs. Va
Nancy TONY ur HrunM nf.rana G.
hInn. ohio
Leiata Maid m. Hanrarner a Mar.
IIr Nf DlaIfHt|IIe U
NnrIIIH r IrIuurr anffnrrrH OBJ
Com HI IarIHurr. g. 81 Va E..ar.
WnfrNnr w. Nn
lake 81. bis o. r H Ambrose Wheel
fnr vs. va
ID. BE- RsIlman. - C r. Ambrose.
WhfrIrr. W va
Irene r h n John Brown. struber
wife, OBJ
Mckinney a. DE- B. Nsrl.
Washirrfon O. rT. ohio
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500 HORSES EHrEnED.

LENtNGTON Ky Sept 1f-FIrr
hunlf'd ana one horses are entered to
start Iu the fwenfY.rir late ~io.frg
stakes ~ the Grand circuit frOtffnr
meeting which begins here ON Orf0t,ar
TO-DAY.
Eighty five thousands dollars are
huns uu iu purses FOR the events The
principal stakes announced TO-DAY vraa
Tor The Tennessee free Tor all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-22
PUNTS AND TACKLES

The p A. q. football team ~ Martha
Fnrrf. tsauea 81 challenge f1r Il game
next sunday with any I1r pound frar,
.n tnr WALES. Games mnv o. arranged
hF calling .oa Martins Ferry on the non
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-22
FUTURITY RACE
Is GREAT CARD

COLUMBUS. O.. sept. 2i-Grand cir
cult racing TO-DAY over the Columbus
track brought TO prominence Mary Put
ney. a three year old that Chauncey
sears OF Fall River, Mass. bought two
weeks ago from Walter Cox. Win Dick
McMahon IS her driver. the filly took
IN straight heats the Horse Review Fu-
h1rtty ior which there were ~ starters
ms iielo vas the largest three year
old one ever known
Under the system Of having six divis-
IONS OF the money. Peter scott earnro
$4,000 out OF the Hoster-C oiunbus
$4,000 stake ana did n easily.
Summaries.
1-lf class pacing. fn q. purse 81 200
ttnree heats MondayD
Iameia. b IN. by Summer
Bessie r.. b m. lBobin- J.
Dwight Logan. br n q"
Patrick Al. br g. ,stokes-
Joe Ashland. g g. jcream- .
H R:s:i. H. I; j5 4: @R.., +:
Thistle Patch. blk D..
Kitty Baunerliss. br ~. 81
Goldie =. IN. ,Rhodesi dis Ut
Iime-s;o5 2.o5a s.o1al. eos.
Horse Review Futurity. year old
T0tiers. in 3, sS.'-0.
Mary futn.ey; b r. by san Fran
cisco. tMcMahonl .-.--.....
Colorado Range. b e. ,McDouaIdI : :
iIITfsst. b + ,Wishsrn ....... 2
Native Spirit. b tCoNl .....
Tho Colorado Belle. b. 3. Serrill & 10
onward Forbes. D. g. tShaukt $4,000. q g
allie watts. ch G. tEdmanI ....1I s
Bondella. o. Z. tMcCarrl .....- &
Jonathan. D. e.. king .......... 10 p
Henry TODD. b x, HaselD 49,. 10
Biniand. blk 60. tHedrickl N N
The Royal knight. o G.. 90. Ma
Isworthy Mckinney. h g Goddard dis
Florence White. D. r tNalentinel dis
Peter Cheuult. C.. wan Evral .... AZ
Der Margues D tHobsonl ........ dis
Hoster-C columbus Breweries stake.
trottcrs 10 8. $4,000.
Peter scott b. by Peter the
Great Murphy ............
Mabel Trask. en- on. Cow 49,.
lsettic Lee. m. tWhiteI .....A :
sip Past. m. Taylor .....s
sadie >. b Oh. tShauEl ...... \
Mo- loEkey b r.. tMcuonaidI 5 +
Todd Temple. br q Snow 90.
ne Guide, tGeerst ....... 8
Ms, .- directed. pr 20 CAcDevitD ? .
os class pacing 2 iu 6 purse s. 900
ffcd Russell q by Lit
tle Frank uleraheyJ ... 10
hiIly Brine. b. ~. Flem-
Margot Hal "a ,McDobaidl 2 ?
auto IImbro. b. LoomisI ,
ierta DILLON. m a.. shul-
Ben Locauda. b % Murphy { = =
,i,3slrois Mckinney. b
Pe'sr chimes D. y
MAJ 3. Hiek. bis u a.
Aitasood. M ,vaientinp ar y
Grace H.. Is m. lane .... 30 az
Time q 1fit l0aa 20TL g.u.t
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WhHHlNeTON sept 1f-Whus wal
'eaa today. washington rourfsd Ii fffa
and runs or Faber and added two
more bite nrd another ron when pua.
HrN weni tD tne rescue in Tho eirhfh
inning Score
RW n
chicago ...... o00t0o00o-i 2
NaHhlrrfuu gur00r
batteries fabfr. HuaaeI ard grHaIE. Il
IDhnHou and Williams Two base bffaf
Milan. Fournlsr. Foster. Mcbride Thrss
base bite Jackson. johnson afolr1I
hnraH Milan n. D. ClUfur aarrInrs
bite williams 1flIan r.aass On baI-.
Johnson q FHDar H struck out. TnHrr
lolrggr Russell b. Umpire Erans
ard Walinua
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I'd In the Sniithfield. ohio fair a.. ~
Two days OF the meet-Thursdav and
rilaay OF this week There viii be three
races race, each day. and the purse ia each
Will be $500
Following is the entry list.
Thursday, sept. "a.
Two thirty pace. purse $500
oNy Cir m. J. l.. Edwards. sun
Lucy Chimes. blk m. C. W. Glover.
Major Mack 5. Bert Reggie. Kilgore.
Hslwood. br &. ?. T. Mocracken. Hoi-
chorus Gin. b m. Dr. Arnold. Wells
burg. W. Va
nishland Billy b 3. Alex. johnson.
Judge Gardner T. Fred Gardner
Burgeftstown. Pa '''i
Major Burns. WIN Teller. Beuair. a.
o., Martha J. m. Y. J. Mccoy. New
oTrmyre. blk m. r.. J. Mccoy. New
vv col strong. z &. Frank J. Donahue.
Two twenty trot. purse $500
VII Tell T. J. }. Cooper. sfeaben-
Flora ii br m. WIN. s,rott. stsuben-
u. Brsimton Maid b m. VIM. waddeil.
"nne ne W. Va
I.anrloth Pa o.
Naney Tony b M. Hugh Morgan. sa-
Dina. ONO.
Lcista Maid b m. Bumgartner & Mar
tin. 81. Clairsville. ONO.
Enrrilla, b q. A. Crlrpen. Smithfield. o
Jake vs.. DIX f. G. Y. Ambrose. Wheel
Irene s.. b m. John Brown. steuben-
.McKinney \. g.. Big O.. p. Marks.
Washington T.. IT.. q.
Free Tor ali pace. purse ssoO.
Foxy Girl. m. j. l. Edwards. sun
SUNDAY Johnson. g &. C.. T. RichIand
pau me Leopard. ~ r. G W. Glover
Direct Mack. r. W. NJ waddcu
Major Mack b b. Bert Reggie. Kiigore.
Princes -. b m. Locust Grove stock
Farm. HaruCstilie. Ohio.
ur Knox. D y. VIM. shepherd. Bur
Tommy r.. b q. Geo. O. MeNeai steu.
Major Burns WIN. Feuer. BeiIairc. o
,, i.oyd J.. r. d. T.. Stelle. Nandcrgriff
Grace clay. hr m. John Brown. stou-
Dr. g, T. Burns. 81 RAY West Wells
cbo.as on. b M. DR. Arnold Wells
~ s,ronr. g. Frank D. ponahus
Friday September a.
Two thirty trot. purse t300
gi1n.sa. blk mi. ,. a. Williams. carroll
riora ~. pr m. WIN strott stsubcn-
.ils srier DIS M. VIM wads,u
Wuy Wcr. bis p samuel Noconnsl
uard, a. 81 p Gardner. Bur.
. 81 Shepherd b. VIM. Shepherd
n-asdvat Hey. b. r. Ed rrauber,
frlhraot Giri. b. M. o. ~ shaw. stsu-
...el g.arr. bk r. Prank Rogers
ta.s'a Naid hr n n1mrsrnsr Mar
Quutsii m. rlp Queen. carrolIfo'.
Direct Wood p r. Robsrf Mcmillan.
Sew philadelphia. ohio.
Drmtre Die m. w. %. mccoy. New
fap. b RI 3 r. webster. Jsueft. q.
Two twenty unre purse 1900
lnrr Girl m. o. q. Edwards. Sun
aasy Johnson eat Hiehiand.
f.peg Chimes hh m "a w. Glover
lsa tbs leopard. spt e. a. W. Glover
CHorls owl M. pr Arnold. Wells
rfin,e.s D. % nj. rorust Grove rsrm
81 knos % r VIM shepherd bur.
vsIar Burns WIN rsrer neuai-s. ~
sd. .,. f Esns 80 HaF ives.
Msr,hs D. m % o. Mccoy. ~sv.
orm,rs BIZ NJ n w-coy V--
ge etrour ra c Patterson wheel
.wor rrak Oh uursbu.
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QUAKERS
TAKE DOUBLE FROM CARDINALS
AND sTHEUGTHEN HOLD ON
FIRST PLACE.
Cubs and Giant. split Doubist-snvs.
Take over Rods-Ptratss and
superoas Game Postponed


(DPhiladelphia. s: 81. Louis. ].
t-)Philadelphia o: 81. Louis. l.
tllNew York. 8: Chicago. a.
tzlChicago. 5; New York g.
Boston. 4: CINCINNATI 2
Pittsburgh brooklyn rain
tl)-Flrst game. (2D-Second game
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WELCHER HOME
Harry wsleher, the Rig Baekstop. FOR
ed-Played with Mt. Hope

Harry Welcher former Nherffnr
catcher but who has been PLAYING dur-
iug the past season with the Mt Hope
team, In The Virginia League. has re-
turned 10 his home on the Island
Welcher. 10 will be remembered. PLAY
ell with the Stogtes several years ago.
and was st thet time one OF the best
catchcrs In the Central League. Tho biz
backstop caught for and managed the
AT Hope team. which finished second
~ the League. He viii remain here for
the winter.
4 New York inventor has patented
a child's nun formed like a doll
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s. Louis ..... O00rf r00AF f0 =
Ner York ..... 100000 Tn0Ae d
Ha't~rie~ Sims WeiImau ana AFneur.
'hI1"rI and Alexander Two base hits
nIf Howard Home run. Cook stolen
, t1reH Eaumarn. NHiasI Sacrifice hif
slime Bose on balls Caldwell e. Sims
man ! -ML-r.. .LuI nnl nnrnnILI
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Two base nit. Mcfnnis Sacrifice fly.
o Bush. sacrifice hit Young stolen
bases. -. Bush. Wit. Cobb q gcharV
Barkston Struck out. Iouderrnilk 4.
oldham 8 Nabors 3. Base on balls
l.oudermilk 4, oldham q r. Bush 4.
Bressler 2. knowlson 4 t-mpires. Hi
lnnrlnl anl n-LnIRhlIn
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NEW YORK. sept. ei-Ncw York and
So. Louis divided n doublsheadsr here
today Pieh held ST. Louis 10 two hitR
game vas won hy 81. Louis 10 3. Call-
veil had bad Inning. the ffth. when
ihe visitors huuched five hits FOR four
runs Scores
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tl-Batted Tor I,ouderr1ilk in second
t2b-Battcd for KuowIsou in fourfh
t3l-batted for Nabors In eighth.
Detroit ......... af0 a0OO q III
Philadelphia ..... 3 % % o o o 2 O-S
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To-dAy's Games.
Cleveland Al Boston
81. Louis az New oYrk
Detroit at Philadelphia. ....
Chicago at Washington
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tigers
TAKE ATHLETICS INTO CAMP AF-
EEh P1TCHER FOR EACH
TEAM BLOWS UP IN
FIRST INNING.

TEAM BLOWS UP IN
FIRST INNING.
hanfses ana Browns Divide n pouble
Aeader-Sonators Take OyOr
White Sox-Rain Pre-
vents Red Sox
Game.
Yesterdays Results.
dlNew York. 3: St. Louis. O.
tz)SI, Louis. 5. New York g.
Detroit Z: philadelphia g.
Washington. Z. Chicago. l.
90 Boston-ClcV Gland rain.
tll-t1rst game. C2D-Sccond game.
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Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
other clubs. aot scheduled.