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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-14
FEDERAL LEAGUE
BIG LEAGUE RACES
SOON Be DECIDED

NEW YORK, Sept. 13-The lead.
ers in both major leagues we're vie
torious today. allowing their rivals
no opportunity TO creep up on them.
The Boston Americans, by virtue
OF their strength in the box. took both
games of a double header from the
Chicago White Sox and thereby in.
creased their lead ca games over the
Detroit Tigers. who won another
game from New York.
All the three teams in the three
cornered fight for the National league
pennant won their games today. Phil.
adelphia opened the series with Pitts.
burgh by taking a hard fought 10 in.
ming battle. while Brooklyn defeated
St Louis and Boston nosed out a
victory over Chicago. Thus the Phil.
lies are in four game lead. The
Phillies have not lost a game since
they suffered their recent severe set.
back at the hands OF the Superbas
az Brooklyn while the Superbas and
Braves have been vacillating between
second and third places without eth.
er being able TO make an appreciable
gain on Moran's men. The PhilIles
have played consisterA baseball
throughout the season. retaining the
lead. except for the months when
CHICAGO was on top. and. with the
comfortable lead they now have. Phil
adelphia fans are confident that part
OF the worlds series viii be PLAYED
In their city Philadelphia has four
games 10 play with brooklyn and
four with Boston. and these two
series are expected definitely to de.
eide the race.
The Boston Americans. who. n
week ago we're only a game ahead Of
the Tigers after suffering n tempo
fary slump. seem 20 have struck their
GaH again. end, although tho Tigers
continue 20 win most Of their games.
me Red soV have widoned tho breach
between the Two teams
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Bad Liver
Causes Headaches

a bad liver is generally the
cause Of q sick headache. when
the liver is lazy. and does not throw
the waste matter from the body,
its poisons are absorbed BY the
blood. Those poisons are then
carried TO all parts Of the body.
When they reach the head they
cause sick headaches. A bad liver
also causes general bad health a.
we'll as headaches.
TRIETS prevent and cure CO..
stipation, biliousncss. faintink
spells and all ills resulting from
disordcred liver and bowels.
Do not be troubled with them
again. Take TRlETS today.
TRIETS are spcarmint Favored
and easy 70 take. AZ all drug
stores, iOc and 25e.
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XTY-EIGHT HUSKY WARRIORS
AFTER PLACES ON HIGH SQUAD
GREAT RUNNING
BY Fret ROGERS
pseisi Dispatch to the Inteiliseneer.

Special Dispatch to the Inteiligencer.
MORGANTOwN. W. Va, Sept. 49,
Iodays workout was short and sweet,
Que largely to the sensational open
neid running on one Fret Rogers. the
dig fullback. who joined the West vir.
ginia squad a few days ago. After
drilling the increased squad in funda-
mentals. head coach Metzger announc-
ed that he would let the Varsity and
Reserve scrtmmage until one touch
down was scored.
Curry then received the KICKOFF and
on the next play. Rogers ran sixty.
nve yards around an end for the touch
down, bringing the afternoons work
out TO an abrubt end. McGinnis. Hol.
den. Allen. Neideneyer. Lambert and
carpenter were additions today. while
en- other men received uniforms. who
iid not come out. Metzger stuck 10
MS work and called on the days work.
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REDS Won m ELEvEHrH.

CINCINNATI, O.. Sept. 13.-CInein-
natl won an IL inning game to-day from
New York. TO s. Tesreau pitched good
ball for seven Innings. the locals being
unable to score while the visitors mad
scored three rnus off Dale. In the
eighth Cincinnati got six hits after two
were out scoring five runs. New York
tied the score In the ninth with three
hits off Schneider. who had replaced
Dale. Benton took Tesreau's place and
held the locals safe until the 18th. when
ne passed Rodgers. Schneider singled
Millifer sacrificed and Rodgers scored
the winning run when Groh singled The
score. r. II y
oncinn@ti. ..ioSoSSoo6SS6SEs1s :
Batteries: Tesreau. Benton and Mey-
era. Doom; Dale. Schneider and Wingo.
Two base hits herkle, Rogers. Moil-
witt. Wingo. Meyers. Three base hits
Robertson. Leach. stolen base. Rodgers.
Sacrifice hits: Doyle, Killifsr. Bases on
balls: OFF Benton. I: OF schneidor
struck out; by Tesrcau. 2. by Dale, 4.
Umpires; ODay and ouigley.
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Many Kinds of Rheumatism
One Sure Mode of Treatment
Authorities Say Don't Use Liniments. Treat
II Through the Blood. You Can't Rub Il Out!

Whether your trouble r. Sciatics.
Lumbago or the dreaded Artieular
Rheumatism. the answer Is the same.
You must treat IL through the blood.
That f. the only way 10 rid the sys-
tenn Of uric acid. purify the blood and
revitalize the nerves. II the blood -
freed fr0m impurities. Rheumatism
must go. This In short is the exact
knowledge gained BY the research lab.
oratories Of the s. s. s. CO., in Allan
"a. There tests have been made for
hfty years. They know what Rheu-
matism a.. They know that s. 8. s.,
he remarkable blood tonic. which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-14
VARSITY ATHLETIC
COMMITTEE MEETS

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
MoRGANToWN. w. Va. Sept. 10.
The university athletic committee
held a meeting here Saturday evening
and spent several hours disposing Of
a large amount of routine business
largely connected with the coming
foot ball season.
Arrangements for the FIRST and per-
haps the biggest home game Of the
season--that with W. q J. on October
2-were completed by the board. and
an extensive advertising campaign for
this contest outlined. II Is believed
that be largest crowd OF the season
will witness this contest
The board fixed the price of admis-
sion for this game at 81 and for re-
served seats at $3.50. This Is an I'M
usually large price for admission TO
games here. but because Of the ex-
ceedingly large guarantee which must
be paid. the committee felt justified
In setting the admission at these
prices. The exact amount OF the guar
sntee, . Is understood Is $1,000. and
at such an early date in the season the
management is confronted with no
small task in paying out on the game
Attorney s. G.. Jackson. of Clarks-
burg. and Attorney J. c. Prichard, OF
FairmOnt. alumni members of the
board. arrived here Saturday after
noon in time to see the varsity teams
scrimmage on the athletic field. and
expressed themselves as well pleased
with the material on hand
The basket ball schedule for the
coming winter was also before the
board, but inasmuch a. Il Is not fully
completed. no action was taken. The
schedule contains three trips. one TO
Virginia. one down the Ohio river,
and one to Pittsburgh
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MISS BJURSTEDT
WINS MATCHES

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept is.-Miss
Moila Bjurstedt. who holds the national
eham pionship IN women's singles. had
no trouble In winning ner match in the
second round OF womens singles In the
tH-state tennis tournament here to-day.
MISS Bjurstedt defeated Miss Iris
wilder. OF Cincinnati. in straight sets.
60. ca.
Clarence Griffin. OF California. plavea
one round Of singles and easily defeated
Francis Benton, OF Cincinnati. 60. SO.
william N. Johnston. the national
clarence Griffin. played two exhibition
sets against Ella Fottrell. OF California.
and Griffin lost the first set after a
hard fight So. and won the second set.
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they originated. will relieve you OF
rheumatism. Take s. s. s. today.
The complete recovery OF Thousands
OF sufferers by the use Of s. s. 8. r.
positive proof that you can be re
heved. s. 8. s. Is a blood tonic
a purifier that restores the blood.
revitalizes II. cleanses ~. makes Il
pure a. II was before II became
poisoned with impurities s. s. s.
gives u strength 10 drive out these
impurities-the uric acid and organic
poison and with II the Rheumatism.
Get s. s. s. az your druggists n
you need special advice. write 20 8. s.
s. Co.. Atlanta. Ga
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ArKLErIcs WERE EASY

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. l3-Phinips.
formerly OF Wilkes Barre. Pa. was very
eHectivc against fhl4aoe 4pnia TO-DAY anu
st Louis won 20 2. Sneehan was
hit hard In four innings ana Eccles "A
southpaw. formerly o. jamestown, y.
Y, was given a trial ana did good
work traits hitting featured the
game. Score:
81. Louis o. 5000 Is ~ 1
Philadelphia 90 "a % 90
Batteries: Phillips and Leary. Snee-
han. Eccles and McAvoy.
Two base hits. Fratt. .. Jacobson.
howard. Malone. Three base hit
StrUnk. Home run Pratt. stolen
bases: Howard. Pratt. sacrifice nits
ShottOn. Phillips. sacrifice ny: Shes-
han. Base on balls. ON Phillips, =; on
Sheehan, 2. struck cut. by Philips.
,; by Sheehan. 2. by Escles. 4. Um-
pires. Evans and Wallace.
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WESLEYAN SQUAD
Is In FINE FORM
Special Dispatch 70 the In,eli,rencsr

Special Dispatch to the Inteiiigencer.
TERRA ALTA, w. Va. Sept. IA
long punting drill with Jimmy Heav-
ner kicking preceded today's Wesley
an proctice. Heavener is kicking bet.
ter even than last year. This work
was followed by a drill for the back.
Held men and end in throwing and re.
ceiving forward passes and one for the
nnemen In falling on the ball and all
KIND of exercises for developing
speed forty-ive minutes strenuous
signal drill ended the days work.
Swan and Burnside left camp today 10
go to their homes before school opens
wednesday. The whole squad will
leave here tomorrow afternoon at four
O'Clock and will have tomorrow's prac.
uce sc sion at eleven with lunch at
one o'clock
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CANNOT LEAVE GERMANY

AMSTERDAM. via London. Sept.
~. 1917 p. m.-The Handelsblad
learns that all males from n TO IS
years Of axe have been prohibited
from leaving Germany Some who al.
tempted 10 leave have been turned
back al Dutch frontier stations.
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INSTALL PASTOR
Or. J. X. Litteil viii Preach Sermon
At Ordination Service Of }. Kel
ley oiHn. To-day.

To-day the Presbytery Of the United
Presbyterian churches will meet In the
T.. =. church ~ Moundsvile The ses.
fions VIII open a. ~ O'Clock. IN con.
neciion with the meeting Of the Pres.
hytery. J. Kelley CHM VIII b. or.
dnlned and Installed pastor Of the
Moundsvllle congregation
Rev. Dr } a. LlttelL Of this city.
viii preside AZ the installation serv.
ice and preach the sermon.
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exeSLLENT SCORES At SHOOT

SEA G1RT ~ y. Sept t3.-The
Ncw York teams won the McAipin
trophy shooting match here today.
With lead OF ~ points over the team
from the United States marine corps
The winners scored an aggregate Of
llot New Jersey was third. and the
bistrict Of Columbia fourth
Paul Raymond. Of Connecticut won
The Keller allround match with = 20.
al Of 81 points. a. w. Hession. OF
the View York Athletic Club. was sec.
ond. with a. Lieutenant Colonel VIM
A Tewes. Of New Jersey. third. with
lb. and Lieutenant Curt Kayser. OF
Vow Jersey, fourth. with 81.
The Rogers match was won By the
fhooters from the marine corps -Four
marines captured an the places. Cor.
poral Y ~ Henshaw gaining fret
place with a total Of % out OF a pos.
siblo score OF 100
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Brooklyn ..oo5oooo
St Louis - q q n , {.
wo HIH TKrRrEErrH.

PITTSBURGH. Sept. I3-After hat
Ting for 10 innings to-day Philadelphia
put over two runs and defeated Pitts
ourgh BY a score OF to 2. In the 18th
inning Whitted singled after two men
nad been retired. and stole second. going
70 third on Murphy's wild throw Nie-
hoff was passed. and he also stole sec
ond, after which Burns scored both men
Win a single 20 center. Score: r. II r.
Pittsburgh geo 100 100 600 o "a
Batteries: Alexander and Burris:
Cooper and Gibson. Murphy Two bas
hitsi Niehoff. Stork- Sacrifice hits;
Paskert, Alexander. Cooper stolen
bases: Paskert. Cravath. Whitted Me
hoff Bases on balls; OFF Alexander 8:
off Cooper, 5. Struck out: BY Alexan
der. s; by Cooper. 4. Umpire: byron and
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SENATOR'S WIN

WASHINGTON. Sept i3.-Three runs
scored IN the nrst inning were sufiici-
ent for Washington 10 defeat Cleveland.
today 20 2. The visitors scored in
the nfth ana filled the bases In the
ninth with only one out but Gallia re-
placed boehling and ended the rally af-
r. n. r.
Washington o o 90 o % 1
-. ~" t.'A itHs .faittAs Jones' carter ana
q Neill. Boehling Gallia and Henry.
Two base hit - Neil. Three base hit.
Foster. stolen bases. Chapman. 2.
Roth. Sacrifice hits: Gandil Franey.
Sacrifice fly. Neil Bases on balls.
on Carrot l. Bochilng. A. Jones. l.
struck out: Boehling 8 Carrot 1.
Jones. ]. Carter, 1. EMPIRES. chill aud
Connolly
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WON IN NINTH
Boggs Run Defeats north Benwood In
An Interesting Game Played Yes
terday Afternoon

Yesterday afternoon at Benwood
Boggs run baseball club defeated North
Benwood by score OF TO g. In a fast
and interesting game. Both pitchers
were ineffective and they pitched good
ball. Until the ninth inning the score
OF tie. when with a man on second
Duff OF the Boggs run hit Hanke for a
two-oagger, scoring the winning run
Netdenmyer and Fisher were on the
hiring line for Boggs run while Hanke
and Norris were the batteries for North
Benwood.
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TIGERS TAKE ONE

NEW YORK. Sept 10. Pitcher
James OF Detroit. held New YORK 10
two scattered hits ana the Iankees
were shut out to o today. 10 was the.
sixth straight defeat by The New York
team. Fisher also pitched we'll es-
pecially In the pinches. Score.
Detroit ....o11 OOooOOS2
New York o 90 OOOO % y
Batteries. James and Stanage: Fish
or. Russell and Nunamaker
Two base hits. Neach, Baumann. Stol-
en- bases. Witt Sacrifice hits. Wit
Peckinpaugh. Bases on balls: Fisher.
,, on James, 4. Struck out. By Fisher.
2. By Russell. / by James. o. Empires
Diuoen and Nnlfin
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MoroRcxcL1srs TO MEET.

This evening the wheeling Motorcy-
Gle Club viii hold q meeting IN their
club rooms 90 the corner Of Eleventh
and Market streets. Many matters of
Importance will b. transacted and sew
cral new members viii be taken iu
Complete arrangements FOR n crab feast
ON Thursday evening will b. made
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PUNTS AND TACKLES

The Nigilant Athletic Club. OF Martins
ferry. Will organize a football team for
me coming season this evening and the
fohowing men are requested to appear
at the Jones confectionery. on Broad
way: n. Totterdale w. Totterdaie. Hand
Ian. Barr. Stein, Wilson, Newiand
Boehm. Reed. Callahan. d. Morgan. IT.
Easton. keherson and Cecil. The sched-
ule has already been arranged for the
coming aeaaon.
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RAIN STOPS RACES
ON GRAND CIRCUIT

SYRACUSE. n. Y, Sept Brain
caused a postponement of the Grand Cir
CUT program here to-day. only the first
neat OF the Messtna Springs amateur
sWeepstakes Tor two year old trotters
peing raced. The 2:07 pace. 2:14 pace.
x:ls trot Messfna Springs sweepstakes
Tor Two and three year olds and the 2 EOS
trot are on the card for tomorrow.
field OF six horses started in the
Messina Springs event for two year olds.
Sunloch won the heat by n neck, with
Revelry second.
Summary:
Messina Springs sweepstakes for two
year old colts. purse about $1,000: Gun
finished).
SunlOck. b. c. Sahib-Miss SuRrosa
(Jones) .......... 1
Revelry. blk. &. (White) ....... ?
Peters Pride. b. 5. (Breeze.
Lord Monte. b C. (Hopkins) .. s
Monoma. b. I. (Walker) ............. s
Time: 2:2sL.
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Dave Says

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Bowling
AnnRroAE ASSOCIATION.

a. Louisville Kansas city. .. Louis.
Nllle
Sat Columbus milwaukee,. DO. Cnum.
nuH CHRIST rnmfI
milwaukee d. Columbus feH.na.H
same called snI ninth fsrFneaat
AZ st rnui SCI IHul q. Cleveland d.
80 Indianapolis Minneapolis
Indianapolis n
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According to an italian authority.
eggs can be kept fresh a year by
coating them with unsalted lard and
storing them in a cool. welI-venti-
lated place.
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ABLE SPEAKERS
VIII Address the West Virginia sun
day School Association In
stitute Here.

A number Of good speakers are on
the program for the West virginia
Sunday School Association institute 10
be held in this city October a.
The speakers and those who win
take an active part in the convention.
thus far secured. are DR.. ]. NJ. Gray.
Of Chicago. Prof T. w. shannon. OF
Delaware; Prof. w. A. Honline, of
Dayton. o.; Or. r. NJ. Thornton. Gin
cinnati. and Miss Name Brockway. OF
Philadelphia. while Alvin Roper. the
celebrated pianist Of wincna Lake.
Ind, viii have charge Of the musical
program.
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Smith, Evers. Compton. Base on halls
OFF Pierce 3; off Adams 2: off Barnes
z; off Hughes /: off label j. Struck
Hughes .. EMPIRES: RiEler and Eason.
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driven from the box after yielding five
runs In the third inning to-day and
brooklyn won from ST. Louis 6 10 3.
l.amllne replaced Sallee and held the
VISITORS 10 two hits. Coombs was wild
issuing passes. but excellent support
oy DIS team mates Kept the locals from
- II. HE.
Batteries: Coombs and o. Miller. sal.
lee and Gonzales. Two base hits: Long.
Cutshaw. Three base hit: Cutshaw
stolen base: Nixon Sacrifice hit: Nixon.
Base on balls: off Coombs. Z: off Sailee
2; off Lamline. /. Struck out: nv
Coombs. 3; by Sallee. i: by I-amline. 4
Umpires: KLEIN and Emslie
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a remarkable fog on the Peruvian
coast IL known as the "garuna." II
occurs in a region where rain IL un-
known. and supplies sufncient moisture
10 support vegetation.
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Two base hit. Hoblitzel Thie CO bas
: MI: Gardner. Stoien uasgs. a.. OJlnns.
oardner. Sacrifice tiy. ). Collins. sac
rilcc nits. weaver IarIigan. Base on
paiis; or Scott. 4. OH OlcOttc. a. ol 4
Leonard. 4. Struck out. H. scot, BY
iseonarc .. Lmpiresi ha.deDrand and
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AMATnuR norrn

saturday aftersoou the storIenatera
gnd the Crock Mil WorknrH ulu en-
has TIE best baseball team nf IrHrur
fnrk. Both teams are matched evenly
ana are conn uHrl ~ some ~ fhr Hesf
baseball talent in fnr UIfu The game
prumisea fo BE- InfereHtIur ard fast
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=, Lodaym Qamou
Boston at Chicago
BROOKLYN at ~. Louis
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
HtCASO. Sept. 13--Saier's muff and
poot OF a pop fly by Snodgrass. with
- men on the bases and two out in
W lourtn inning cost Chicago today |,
kame with oBston to 4. Egan and
Lowry scored when the ball rolled 10
kvers contributed a one hand smear
81 ieNas Lacquer In the seventh nm
ing with the bases filled and saved the
50, LOT Boston. The game was n pitch
acerated by Fishers spikes AT the
start OF this inning and had to retire
-. me rman was ordered out of the game
oy umpire Eason for disputing a decis-
lvn AZ third base. Manager Bresnahs-
play. tne
Boston made only four hits ana thr..
were credited to Magee.
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The view rarahu- WcuTm rad to
bear I0u come fo church twice every
SUNDAY
Tommy Wee fm nnf off enough fa
stay aeay yet London Opinion.
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DraffinH season opens tomorrow
And many ~ therWhroflnr sforier are
errected % b. caught in the not King
be league teams but by the beginning
% next season ig expected f1 return fo
"r0uT 4hrfVrr "IlrrnaN" Neaia a.no
played with the sforiea tn fhe season
just pa4sed. may be- Flcked ty the Chi
caro Nationals
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BRAVES
ARE HAHDED a GAME ny Guns
DUE TO sAIE1s Aurr AND
BOOT.

Which Let IN Two 1uns-8sds Trim sns
oiants-ouaksrs Taks Ptratss In
Thtrtssnth-supsrbas Win
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Scotland. in 1913. mined l2.t5e.57s
tons Of coal
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resterdRy'a Hesults
Fhliaoeiphfa .. Pittsburgh q
CINCINNATI 8; New York 5.
Boston 8: Chicago a.
-, Brooklyn s, st. Louis :.
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bANNeflee. Won gang. faber. CtcOtte
ana mayer. SchaiA. snore anu Thomas.
Two base hit: Johns. Inree base nat.
Hooper. stolen base. JOINS. 5acriIice
htts. Lewis Gardner Base On balIs. OH
faber. !. off Moltgang. .. struck Out:
By Sicotte. }. by W OiIsdng. l. Dy shore.
2. empires: OLousniin ana Nude
brand
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The Rurh Ron A c would IIHe fa AL.
range a same Tor Tuesday HeufrnIhrr III.
auay from home Answer thr0urh rHr
Intelligence
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FEDERALS
yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburgh :: Brooklyn s.
Newark s; 81. Louis J.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Today's Games
Baltimore at Chicago
Newark at 81. Louis
Buffalo al Kansas City
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn
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The nariand Athlete club vas de-
feafed yesferdng hr fhr DHan Run base.
bail team hF The score OF In THe
game was weu played and interesting
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1RIEL-S

They keep you well.
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RED SOX
nPEovED rzxrn POSITION IN TIE
lace NJ TAXING TWO PROM
WEITx 8ox.

r.rers shut Out xaakses-Athissaes
Lose 70 1roWns-8snators TAXI
Indians xntc Camp.
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BOSTON. Sept. 1.-The league Lead
ing hed Sox improved their position b,-
Wlnning Doth games of a double header
from chicago. to and to I. to-day.
boston Was favored BY effective pitcn-
ms. ooth Leonard and shore holding
the Cnicagos 20 three hits an each game
IN the ffrst contest Scott. VINO fs
SsuaHs successful against Boston. was
nit at critical moments. Chicago got
Two OF It's three hits In the eighth. wnen
It's only run was scored.
me second game was stopped after
eight innings BY darkness. aoer lasted
9nIy one-third OF an inning. In wnicn
Doston scored three runs. Cicotte. who
succeeded him. held Boston sale until
the eighth. when n passed bail Was de
NeIoped into run. chicago's lone run
came I'm the first inning.
The scores.
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