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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-24
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-24

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-24

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
BICYCLE RACES
Feature Annual Field Meet Of cathe.
drsl Hlgh-Alumni Wins
One-Slded Game.

The Cathedral High school students
held their annual field meet yesterday
Afternoon at the State Fair Grounds
Practically all che boys OF the
school were present and took part in
the different athletic events. Tne
meet was in charge OF the members
Of the faculty and Brother AnsoIem.
who is the supervisor of the school
Among the many interesting events
.Of the afternoons exercises was n
baseball game between the C. n. s.
team and the G. II. s. Alumni in
which the High school boys we're
swamped by the score OF IL to 3.
All members OF the Alumni team
were not present and the team was
supplied with High school players.
The batteries for the Alumni were.
Hanley. Helfer and Daily. and for
.C. N. s were Rafferty, and Herman
Bicycle Races Feature.
Another feature OF the afternoon =
exercises we're three bicycle OF one
third Of mile each. In the drst race
there we're eight entries. all Of whom
finished. and was won by Harold
Dickman frst and Joe BudinE second
The second race was started with
seven entries all of whom finished but
one cycler. who was thrown from his
wheel and could not recover his wheel
.in time 20 complete the circuit.
The winers Of the second race vera
Vincent Armbruster first and raw
mond Zoller. second
The last onethird mile race IN
which sir entries contested. was won
by Harold Kaltenbach
Many other events In which running
Jumping throwing WEIGHTS and mole
yaulting were participated in by the
different students
Handsome prizes were awarded 10
each OF the winners OF the different
athletic events
Refreshments we're served on the
grounds The faculty was well pIeaecd
with the showing OF the BOYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
VARSITY WINS
1ake over Alumni In One OF Mos. In
teregting Games OF the Season
Barron's Tenth Victory.
Special Dispatch to the InteIuseneer.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
MOhGANTOWN, W. v. June 1s-The
varsity baseball team closed one OF the
myst suTcessful seasons in its history
To-Day BY defeating the alumni two 10
She IN what proved TO be one OF the
hatdest tought games OF the year
The alumni had the services Of Hick-
tlsn Nebbinser and smith. all OF whom
nave seen service In the major l.axues
a. wei a. Lively. kenna and Core who
nave played milor league ball
Hickman was the shining light Of the
Gay collecting three siashing drives on.,
double and pulling a sensational catch
OF ftdlers drive In the sixth
Sun Smith and Lefty Core took sec
ohI honors, smith registering n double
ana Core slashing drive TO right
Jack kenna opposed Lefty Barron and
~ was a pitchers battle Throughout.
Lefty was taken out I'm the seventh TO
give Huffman one more chance This
season and the recruit managed 10 hold
tne hard hitting grads at his mercy un-
III the end. Barron by vfnnfnc tcfax,'s
game registered his tenth victory Of me
season and the twcnty-siNth during his
three years here The Varsity scored
Two In the very first Inning Her
sey was out kenna TO smith. Leather
wood singled. took second on a PASSED
pan oaI, ana scored on stoops double 10
center. Stoops scored on two success
sive passed balls For the Alumni
Hickman leading off in the second don-
Died 10 deep left scored on Smiths
drive to right. After the game the
alumni elected Charles Hickman cap
tain and Jim Smith manager for next
years team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
GIANTS COMING
"Jswn" Meoraw VIII Bring Former
National League Champions Here
for Game Sunday.

McGraw and his Giants are com
ing and they will play the Stogies at
Athletic Park Sunday afternoon. Now
the Smokes have a game scheduled
with the Evansville Central league
team for that afternoon and this game
will be played. starting promptly at 2
o'clock. Immediately following tho
Stogie Evansville game the Giants
will take the field and the fans will
be given a chance 10 see the fret ma
tor league team OF the season IN ac-
ton
Nov. a word Of explanation to the
fans may be necessary In connection
with the bringing OF the New York
club here. 70 r. this When neEotia.
lions we're entered into with the man.
agement Of the Giants they agreed 10
come here FOR a certain per cent OF the
gross receipts. Then In order 10 have
them appear here 10 was found that
the season books could not. on a..
count % their having been sold no re-.
duced prices. be used. Then In order
70 have The National leaguers here %
was found that the use % the books
would have TO be suspended for that
ZANE. Now this will mean a slight
raise in the price Of admission but
az two games viii be- Offered. one be-.
ing with a National league club and
tne other with Evansville. both for
one admission. o. will stnl be- bar.
gain day for the fan who wished 10
some Of The boys from the big show
In action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17

special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June Is
Rebel Davis was unable TO hold the
early lead his Stogie companions gave
him to-day and Grand Rapids made II
three out OF four from Wheeling. The
score was s 90 s and n tells a story
OF the Black Sox fighting back after
the visitors seemed 20 have the game
and Dutch Meister probably did the
most damage OF any swatsmen. His
home run and double resulted In the
scoring OF four OF wheeling's tallies.
Ellington and Dehav~n also had good
days at the bat. Romine started work
ing for the locals but was relieved
after the first inning. being succeeded
by Nestor who worked Just good
enough to keep In the lead once he
got IL. The Stogies scored two right
on the reel After two were gone.
Reilly singled and Meister followed
with a terrific drive out OF the lot.
Lear walked but Romine threw Keene
out. Another pair came In the third
an a result OF Meister's bludgeon. One
was out when Reilly got hit He COM
pleted the circuit on Meisters long
double into right. Dutch took third
on the play to get Reilly and scored
on Lears' NY TO Ellington. SissOn
scored one In the NTH He walked
and went TO second on Meister's out
after Reilly had popped TO Dehaven.
Lears' single TO center scored him.
The final Stogie score came in the
seventh. ODay singled and Sisson
walked. Reilly sacrificed. Meister
hit to Steil who got ODay at the
plate. Lears' lift scored sisson. Keene
walked, filling the bases. but Bero
famed. Edingtons' home run gave
the locals one In the first In the
NTH three more came after two were
out. Edgington walked after Meter
had been extinguished. but was forced
by Grimes. The latter scores on An
derson's two-base hit. DE haven got
home run Stellbauer and McGraw
walked but Stiel went out. Three
more we're made In the sixth on Null
laney's error on Meters sacrifice.
Edington's single, Grimes hunt, An
derson's sacrifice fly. and Dehavens'
single. Edgington scored the eighth
tally in the eighth inning. He walked
and took on Grimes ut. johnson re-
placed Davis and threw Anderson out.
after which Ellington scored on the
squeeze, Dehaven bunting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
IN AMATEUR AND
SEMl-PRO WORLD.

The Redwings accept the challenge or
the silver stars FOR a game sunday
June 20 ON the Terminal grounds at ? 80
sharp.
The r. r. Co.'S ~ Bridgeport chat
ense ne wheeling Creek Gtars FOR =
call 22-W on the Bell
The Reduinr- vesterdav ssf.s,.a IN.
Nolte stars by the score Of 20 3 The
feature OF the game was the battins or
Freeze.
The Midway A. g. baseball team he's
signed charles Bel. one % the best
bell viii Be- seen SATURDAY pitehin S'' his
initial game for the Midways.
The Midway a. G. Of Bcnwood. would
like To hear from some o. the fast
teams in the city or vicinity FOR a same
ask for Manager Would like 90 ar
range both OF these games away from
nome D. l. StlieIs take notice.
The Ashland stars of South Benwood.
T MI stack w against the Glendale stars
grounds Roy Fuben will do the twirl-
ing for Ashland. while Spider Davis will
do the receiving.
OwintEo the fact that the BeIlaire
Athletic club cancelled their game with
the pillonvale team for sunday after
noon. the latter Is without a game FOR
that date. They would Hike to hear from
any fast team IN the valley for a game
on That date. Games may he arranged
hy calling y on the Bell phone.
The Ashland Starr ~ HenVood. viii
play the Glendale Juniors this after
noon at o'clock D. n. The battery Tor
the stars win be philbun aud DAVIS.
while Steon and Brown will work for
the Juniors.
The Ashland stars challenge any team
IN the valley FOR a game on the Nick
Hell grounds Sunday afternoon. m ac-
copted answer through the 1uteiligcncer.
The Rush Run baseball club Will meet
the fast winchester team here next
sunday. Both clubs are fast and good
game o. expected. The batteries Tor the
Rush Run team viii be =. Brown ana
y Brown.
The Rush Run baseball club would
like 90 arrange three games FOR July 4
and two On July g. They desire 60 play
this I've game series with thf same team
thaf plays on the fourth To arrange
this series write George Brown UaF-
land. ohio. n p. 10 So.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
ENDURANCE RUN
Attracting Attention Of Motoroyolista-
Local Club staged race 81 Barnss-
Vile Saturday.

The coming 3oo-miie endurance run
that will bs staged by the wh.eiinE
Motorcycle club starting sunday morn
ing viii undoubtedly be- one % the bis
Ecst affairs ~ the Kind ever attempted
ty the local organization Already Do
machines have been entered in the COM
test and with the Assurance o. no least
a.v more factory machines and frum
I5 to 90 .adividusf riders the total viii
hr saelIed rImusf to flc f1 mark. These
riders viii leave Wheeling about So
Sun day morning and after having GOV.
cred o. distance nf .Na miles they 81 800
return Monday evening about % n'rlo.E.
a number ri valuable prizes fuaafHDr
with three different grades ~ mrfr f
VIII - awarded o. thc men nulahirE
with The most nearly perfect rf0r...
saturday several ~ the boys Will ~
to bnruesNiIe where they viii tako part
In fhn races that viii Do held on ff.
Earrr willie race track This wiiI in au
Likelihood prove an lutereHtlnE event Hs
motorcycle racine is new in that rs..
tiou and some fast going ls expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
AFTER CITY JOBS
Applicants for AppointiVe Positions
Make Themselves Known 10.
Board Of Control

Clerk Of The Board Of Control n. O..
Brown received a number OF appiica-
lions yesterday for appointive jobs un-
der the Board of Control These ap-
pointmcnts viii DO made a. soon a.
Mr. ~. p Weisgcrhcr ls sworn IN.
The applicants arc Joseph 1.elner. for
building Inspector Charles Diehl. for
assistant street commissioner. Louis
Strocbel. Benedict Kunz and Albert
Drum. FOR lookup keeper
Building Inspector Fahey viii BE- a
candidate TO succeed himself a. will
also all other present ohicials
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
PRETTY cANTArA
Repeated Last Might BY Children Of
Zion Church

The audience which saw the beau.
uful csntata a. the Zion Lutheran
church last evening was well pleased
The play was 70 have been held only
on Tuesday evening. but a large o..
tendance and numerous requests FOR
repetition served 10 alter the de-
cision Of the director. Miss Meyers.
end the play was repeated laFf night
Mics Caroline Nolte was queen. and
her attendants were Misses Jeanette
kalbitzer. Elizabeth Linse. Alberta
Bcnze. Roland shepherd and David
Shcpp acted as pages
Winter. Spring and Summer Fairies
we're represented BY prettly dressed
little girls. The fairies we're dressed
fri white and pink. and made q very
pretty appearance. There were about
Or little Eirls end boys who took part
IN this play The music was furnished
BY an orchestra obtained from The
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
BRAVES TAKE ONE

CHICAGO, June 16.-Batting Cheney
hard In the nth inning. Boston won its
nrst victory Of the series over Chicago.
90 ,. Pierce held the champions run
less during his stay on the mound. but
Tyler puzzled the Cubs when they got
men on bases and fast fielding helped
him out OF embarrassing places.
Score. r. II E
Boston ....O1OO30 OOOE4 N 2
Chicago ... o 0 q 0 o % 9
Batteries-Tyler and Whaling. Cheney,
Pierce and Archer.
Two base hits: Knisely. Safer. whal-
ing. Connolly. Three base hits. Good
Phelan. stolen bases: Good MCLarry
Magee. Gilbert. 2. Fitzpatrick. Maran-
VILE Sacrifice hits: Fisher. Archer . 1;
Good. Base on balls. Cheney. 4: Pierce
/. Tyler. Z. Struck out: Cheney, S
Pierce. 1; Tyler. .. Empires: Ouigley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
MORRISON
star Athiste OF wesleyan College Elect
cd TO Captainoy Of Msthodist
mol Tenn for lols.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
HttkHANNON. June 16.-At a meet
lnH or the men who won places for Wea-
ieyan IN track End field meets during the
pa9l year. walter Guy Morrison. Of
h1ckley. W. Va. winner Of the hundred
dashes. and "a member OF Noafrvan's re-
lsy team IN the meet with West virginia
a. 'larksburs. was elected captain for
lN. irArh team Tor the year 1915.
hihigtoH. being n star az football. IN
Wnich sport Dee plays % end. forward
~ VIC kgt ball team and pitcher on
me varsity baseball team. BE has won
-FOUR leftcrs during the year just cIoHinE
ana Do addition 10 bis briilfancy ON the
aihietir iield he o. strong student and
Nctf POPULAR with ail classes af Wea.
.rfan nder bis leadership VVesfes-n r
should have on exceptionally strong
ieam morrison iH member % the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
CAN'T LOCATE COMPANY

Business men OF Gormania. vs. va
have asked the local police 10 locate
the West Virginia Road Map a Di
rectory Company which they saw BE-
located ln This city The COMPANY
rave the personnel of their Officers AZ
follow. President George Do Don.
nell. Treasurer D. O. Jones. and Sec.
retary. T. =. Norcl AZ yet The police
have not been able to locate this com
bination. The company represented
that % was engaged in publishing an
auto book and an auto advertising
poster. and fo have ads placed in This
book cost only $40. Collections we're
made in advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
EIETH rSE1Ho aAELT.

ITHACA. S. ". June 10 ,o.,.ff
mHdr u rru0afIunnl ninth Inning finish
Do the Inaf game of the season Win
.fNf .tI .Inlh to-day ana won. g o. O. rn
tno score fn Q against the ffharan-
ruiferht doubled and scored win fhe
U''nE run when whitney batting a. =
pinch httfrr hunted and U Wallace the
QUAKER fraf h1HrmHn. threw wifH fY
third Captain iuu0Van then vailed
GORDON bunfrd safely and Va Whitney raced
score. ~ a. e.
rennuytrania ..0oOo800O0-
Cornrll ....-...O O002OOOz ,
wallace and Rooms Bryant and Ciarv-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17

NfW YOUE Juno rE...Yafa 40, ffs
champ Iuushlp series from Princeton hove
to-day taking the third and frrifirr
game lV score ~ fo a % was Il
and Irr1 pitched splendid ball yale
played uphill hoI. coming from behind
and fIrinn fNn score DOB che Nffh and
seventh lnninEH and wiurina in fha
rirhfh IfrUua scored the wfnninr rffu
when hc wac cafe on scullva tumble.
stole second and came home on Hunter. =
single Score. U Dc 81
Princeton ...... 00a0or00o-
Yale .......... f0N0f0rIs 2
Urvo and krlleher. WAY ard Wunfar
tmpirca stafford and Ecan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
RED sox WIN.

BOSTON. June 1.-THE Red SoN
scored four runs or Morton in the
Fourth inning to-day. enough TO defeat
Cleveland. 10 }. Two passes. two sin
giles and Hoblitzcirs double produced tho
scores. Scores. u. n. J..
Boston 100 y y v v - :
Batteries; Morton and OXEN. shore
an 1 ThomaS Two base hit. Lewis. Nor
ton, 2, Turner. hob.ltz.l three base
hit: Speaker. Stolen bases. Gardner
Chapman. Sacrifice hit. Turner. Sase
on balls: OF Morton. q. OF Snors, ,
struck out: Ry Morton. 2, By Shor- o.
Lmplrea. hlIdehTsna ana . lou gmIlr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
PIRATES TAKE oHE

PITTSBURGH, June 16.-Pittsburgh
defeated philadelphia here today 10 I.
scoring the winning run in the sixth on
a single, a sacrifice and an error. Har-
mon and Chalmers were both In good
form. Score. r. n z
Philadelphia 0 900 o O-i 1
Pittsburgh q o o - 1
Batteries e. Chalmers and Ktliifer:
Harmon and Gibson.
Two base hit. Niox. Three base hit.
Collins Sacrifice hit. Collins. stolen
base. Niehon. Base on balls: Chalmers.
3: Harmon. j. Struck out. Chalmers. 4;
Harmon, 3. Umpires: Rigler and Hart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
POOR FIELDING.

Special Dispatch to the fntcIligencer
DAYTON. o.. June 6-Handicapped
by five Fl. Wayne runs In the first
DAYTON twice tied the count only 10 lose
In the ninth BY poor fielding. Watched
who rel I'd Fohrer after tho first
pitched ball. Spcncers hitting fea-
tured .urc: r. u h
II Wayne .....bOOOOOOI2- /
Dayton ........O0n 032O1O- 10 /
Robbins. Ainsworth and Beyers.
Fanrcr. Wachtcl and WOcrth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
DODGERS LOSE

ST. LOUIS. June lu.-sTeadows by
pitching hitless ball for hve innings
helped ST. Louis win from Brooklyn. 9
TO ,, here today. snyder single in the
sixth sent Miller and Long home, the
latter with the winning run.
Score. r. II n.
Brooklyn 201 0 "a )
Batteries - Rucker. Appleton and y.
Miller; Griner. Meadows and Snyder.
Three base hit. j. Miller. stolen base.
Bethel Sacrifice hits: CutahaW o.
Miller. Stengel Base on balls. Rucker,
2: Appleton. ,. Grfner. ] Meadows. 2.
struck out: Appleton. 4. Empires. Orth
and Byron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
FINE PITCHING WON.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. June I6-Duffy
was invinciblc TO-DAY. while CantIey was
hit hard. brilliant fielding saving him
many times. but Youngstown won. 3 20
Q. score: r "a. H.
Evansville .... % % % q o o q o. Q
Youngstown 1000 tt0Oi- u 1
Cantley and Hauser: Duffy and Wsg-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17

Two base hits. Hickman Stoops.
smith. Earned runs. West virginia
Left on bases Alumni s. West Virrinia
3. Hits: OFF Barron in Innings. orr
Huffman in 2 innings. Struck out
by kcnna 8. by Rarron 2. by Huffman
2. Passed ball. Hayes g. Time 100.
1 m pire. Amee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17

PHILADELPHIA. June i6-Rarr, =
thrse Dagger on which cobb threw me
ball back % himself Nhsn about a. huri
a. 10 the infield. gave Phuadeiphia tha
Ninning run over Detroit An the etEhth
inni1E to-day the finaI srorc hstrr ! 10
All OF the other runs were largely
the result OF the wildncss o. Wyckoff
and nauE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
TERRIERS OUTPLAYED.

Special Dispatch TO the intelligence.
IERRE HAUTE. Ind June i6.-Out-
playing Tcrrc Hsute to-day Erie NON
the FINAL game Of the series to i.
Hovltk and Madison pitched well aud
had good support until an error by Cray
IN the eighth enabled Erie to score. The
score. 81 IA -
Tcrrc Haute ..O0OOO OOO1-1
Erie .........C OOOOO12 AL d
Matteson and Nann; Hovlik and Gray
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17

Three base hits. Mclnnis Barry
stolen bases: Bush. Strunk. Sacrifice
hits. kaNanagh. Dung. wit sacrifice
fly. kaVanagh. Base balls. or
DSuss. B. OFT Myckotf. =. Stru,k out.
49, iruSs. 3. by Nyckoff. ,. Empires.
Connolly and Wallace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
AlnERIcAH ASSOCIATION.

A. Columbus Minneapolis 2. Colum-
bus 2
A. iudianapolis-indisnapoiis 8. Mil
waukee .
~ 1.ouisviile-st. Paul ?. Louisville
s. 90 inuinEsp
A. ClevClnud-kanaaa CIty-Cfsteland
advanced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
DRUNK FINED

Jack Hraunigan. q drunk. was or.
raigncd before squire r D. Corrigan
last nirht. and was lined 81 and costs.
which he paid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17
SENATORS TAKE ONE.

WASHINGTON. June i6-Nasnirg
ton batted Russell tor II hits to-day,
while Chicago gut only four saIeftcs OF
johnson and the locals won tn1 last
gaLie Of the series. TO ?. score:
al. Il. l..
Chicago ........O10O1O0 O-s 1
Washington ...- OOU@- e. u ]
Batteries: Russell and Schalk. John
son an Aimsmith. Two base hits. Fos-
ter. Schalk Three base hit; Mocller.
Morgan. Sacrifice hits. blackburn. An
smith. johnson. Sacrifice flies: Rus
sell. Mcbride stolen bases: Weaver. j..
collins. Poster. Base on balls or kus-
sell. 3. struck out: By Russell. 4. by
lin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-17

Two base hits. Mathawson Olson
stolen bases-SnodErass HerzoR. Olson
Base on balls. Schauer. ,. stroud. 2
Benton. ]. Lear. ?. Struck out. Mathew.
son. ?. stroud. ?: Benton. 4. Lear. ?
Umpires: KLEIN and Emsle.
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CINCINNATI June is-Ns~ York
finished IT. nrst series % the seasom
nere today ~ nosing out the locals IN a
~ inning struggle 5 70 J. A single b.
Doyle With one out. an out b burns
and successive singles % Fletcher and
Robertson. combined with an .rr,.~ ~
Leach. allowed the visitors 20 tally two
runs In the 18th and einch the contest.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
FEDERAL LEAGUE
INTERsATIoFAL LEAGUE.

Al. Jersey City-Jersey City Z. Rich
mond g.
At observation-disclosures 3. New
ark l.
~ Toronto-kochester Q Toronto 1.
At Montreal Montreal 4 Buffalo 3
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