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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-11-04

The speed limit in ,sc town OF King
wood u twelve miles an hour. but on
Monday morning a big touring car
went through the West End az the rate
OF forty miles an hour. n was going
at this speed when q passed chief Of
Police Ringers house Ills wife was
driving the cows 20 pasture. followed
by the family dog The car ran over
the doc and killed o.. barely missed
Mrs. Ringer and aidaswipod the coz
and kept merrily on Sc way Several
people saw the accident bat wsre Too
frightened 20 take TIE number 81 ths
car. The chief says he may not GO
this man but the next fellow be
catches breaking the speed limit wnl
have 10 suffer.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
New Point and Vicinity.

-Cbas. Painter and wife visited his
parents, last week.
katherine King was a week end
visitor at G. l.. Kunkers home.
Mrs. Fannie Kelley and children
visited AT the Geo. Lent home, Sun.
day.
Mrs. Lillas Manvill, OF wathena,
visited Matte Glenn, the last Of the
week.
Fred Davis and wife and T.. T..
Car on dined at the Central office,
sunday.
--'lenry Meyer and wife and Will
Meyer and family visited Ralpl,
Meyers, Sunday.
Mrs. Kneale and daughter, Mrs
Roy Bender, were business visitors IN
Oregon, Tuesday.
Mrs Chandler visited ut the
homes Of wes llAmm and Aunt
Kitty IIamm, this week.
Mrs. G. NJ Johnston, from Park.
Vile, is spending o. few weeks with
her friends at tie manse.
Mrs Lsfe Kunkel and daughter,
Mile, and the twin boys, visited ut
the home Of her sister, Blanch Cal.
low, last week,
Mrs. Mabel IIardman and daugh.
ter, Lillian, came Wednesday 81 last
week, TO visit her parents, c, l. Kun
KEEL and wife, and other relatives.
The odd Fellows and families and
band "boys" and families had an Ice.
cream social Saturday night. In
spite OF the inclemency Of the wealth
or there Was q good crowd, and q good
time.
-C.C,iiardman and daughter, Elsie
and Miss Ida Acton and daughter
went to st. Joseph, Thursday morn
Ing Mr.. Hardmsn and daughter, &C
companied by Mrs r. =. Kearney,
started back IN the afternoon, and
when two miles west Of Savannah, ar
axle broke, preventing them getting
home until Friday evening. ..
The Womsn's Missionary Society
Of the Presbyterian church met las,
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Chss
Wright. Nine members reported u
roll call With . verse from some iAv
oFite hymn. Four visitors were pres
TENT. A very interesting program wa
carried out and on closing, deliciou,
refreshments were ssrvsd.
.... -, III. NERO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
Monarch.


David Allen WAS IN Nodaway,
Saturday.
--Got,leib OFT was tn Oregon, one
day last week
--Enos Smithers had business al
John Gamers, Monday.
Jasper Garner and daughter, Wis
Edna, were In Oregon, Tuesday.
Emerson Hughes and sister, Miss
Anis, were In Oregon, Thursday.
Don't forget prayer meeting a,
Monarch every sunday al o'clock p
M.
John Garner had business In Nod
away, Savannah and Fillmore, sun.
day.
-Bruce Bullock and Bud Taylor
hauled hogs, saturday night, to ST.
Joseph.
George Hughes and family visited
his brother, Fred Hughes, and family
Sunday.
Miss Violet Chilcoat visited her
cousin, Miss Anis Hughes, Friday o. d
Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur Hughes and baby
visited her cousin, Miss Violet Chill.
cost, Tuesday.
--l,ennle Smith and sister, Miss
Vads, visited their sister. Mrs. Ed.
Graham, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs, Arthur Hughes and Miss
Lillian Rodgers, Of Nodaway, visited
At Lee Hughes, sunday afternoon.
Quite q number from here after d.
ed the Ice cream supper and band
concert 81 Nodaway, Saturday night,
George Garner and wife and
mother were In Oregon, Saturday,
Mrs. Garner remained there for q
weeks visit.
Mrs. Josh Chilcoat, daughters
Miss Violet and Roxy, and son, Cliff
ton, visited her sister, Mrs. Alder,
NiisVH, ouuuhy'
Those who attended church a,
Nodaway, Sunday night, from here
were: Miss Violet Chilcoat, Emerson
Hughes and Miss Anis Hughes ant
Louie Martie.
Rev. Or. Cooper, OF Albany, Mo.
delivered . tine lecture here, Wednes
day night. Or, Cooper Is soliciting
for $4,000 addition for Palmer Col
ege, ~ Albany.
MIR. and Mrs, James Embrey gav'
the young folks . party at their home
Friday night. There was . larg,
crowd present and We think every ON
enjoyed themselves. Ice cream ant
cake were served % refreshments.
CO. .&.s.l JOHNNY JUMp UP.
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Burr Oak.
Everybody Is blowing corn

Everybody Is blowing corn be.
tween showers. s~
The Missouri river has been quite
high for several days. II Is still ris.
Ing, 1t this writing. .. .,. .,...
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Pilkington
and children Rpent Sunday with ]. p.
Pllkington and family. 70
Rev. James Anderson. OF Iowa
Point, Kansas, spent the first OF the
week In this vicinity. ~
Joseph and Ella Hopper and Ed
Ammo and family were visitors 1t the
s. w. Ammo home Sunday.
Miller Blachly and family and
II. A. Bowlss and family we're visitors
ct the Ed May home, Sunday.
j. b. vsnDevssr went to King
City, last Saturday, for . short VISIT
with relatives. His daughter, Mary,
who has been attending school In
Manhattan, Kansas, expects to return
home with him.
The heavy rains last week caused
the water from the Tarkio Drainage
ditch to overflow the farms OF Beck
Brothers, JET Huise, Jack Gotten,
Ora holland and several others.
This IL the second time this year
that the water he's been over these
farms. Doo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

that is planted Is . poor stand and
should by all the rights Of reason be
planted over, and tnat the remaining
one half is not growing we'll and will
fail to produce the bushels to the
acre that are usually produced. The
conditions are very discouraging to
the farmers In the bottom lands, and
many Of them are thinking Of plant.
ing the idle land to kai,ir corn and
millet for feeding material.
We are not able to give every de.
tail concerning the high water near
Corning. The news Is somea hat con.
ficting, but II Is not disputed that the
stage OF the water is higher In the
Big Tarkio Ditch than 1t has ever
been since II Was made. The rains
Thursday night Of last week filled the
ditch to practically It's capacity. A
cloudburst was reported from Coin,
Iowa, the head waters Of the Tarkio,
and on Saturday morning the water
had gotten so high and swift In the
ditch near Corning that II broke the
levee about three hundred yards north
Of the railroad bridge on the John
Buck farm and flooded the shtire
country around Corning. IT Is re-
ported thst t,iny two thousand acres
are under aon1 waters. The levee oh
the Crais-side a4 ibs ydi,eh showed
signs Of weakening ~ ~ day Sstur
day aud Sunday AM III ths,,wseh
since, parties have been patfolipe In
order to detect the lesyt bsetk. The
people Of Craig were alarmed Monday
and began to fortify thsleyee around
the town In order To make q stubbort
resistance, II seems that at tho
present time Tuesday that the dan
gef Is over, bat II Is . warning to ths
people TO he ever watchful, a. de
pendence In levees and bitches, with
out their being cared for, will not al
ways give protection.
Coon ESoror.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

Miss Laura Hunter, stenographer
for W. II. Richards, was called to her
home ~ Saxton, Missouri, Tuesday Of
this week, by the Illness OF her
mother, ,
Miss Mildred Meadows, Of the
franklin district, 10 here enjoying q
visit with her big sister, Mrs. George
Gslvin. She says she came purpossly
to teach her brother, George how to
pail the COW.
Mrs, Murphy attended the meet
Ing Of the county superintendent
Of schools, In session IT Maryville
this week. She was accompanied b.
her son Frank, and Mrs. ]. T.
Thatcher and son, Lloyd, and they
made the trip In their suto.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
Recent Rains Destroy Many In.
sect Pests,

That the recent rains In Missouri
have helped greatly to keep down the
insect pests Is the opinion Of DR..
Leonard Hasen,an, assistant professor
Of entomology at the University Of
Missouri Doctor Haseman says the
damp weather helps to destroy the
young insects and the eggs. and brings
In other diseases which aid In destroy.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
Y. p. A.

The business meeting Of the ALI.
sncs was held 1t the church, Tuesday
evening. The members elected the
officers for the ensuing term, and
most Of the old officsrs were re.elect-
cd.
The Literary and Social COMMITTEES
will take charge Of the meeting Sun.
day evening. Wish oil members
would be present, and - many visi.
tors. We will have . surprlss for you,
which will be amusing and interest.
Ing. Y. X. y.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
BUY YOUR BUGGY AND HARNESS OF
D. M. MARTIN 80
and save that $500 to buy ice cream
for your best girl on the 18th.
Bigelow Loses to Forest City.

RIoELow, Mo, June 2l.-BlIelow's
baseball team lost TO the fast Forest
City team AT the Rig Lake Park last
Sunday In one OF the fastest games
seen here In many q day, by q score OF
So
II Was OF the one, two. three order
TIL the third, when Conrad got on by he.
Ing hit by one Of Bridgmon's fast ones,
stole second and third and scored on
q passed ball OF Tramburger's, two
more runs were also scored In this
same inning and the remaining two
In the sixth.
Both sides put up a swell fielding
game, Forest City playing errorless
ball, while the local lads we're credit.
ed with four misplsys, Conrad, the
Forest City lad, pulled of . great
running one.hsnd catch In deep cen.
ter In the seventh Of the big league
variety. Craig, Of the locals, WAS the
bstsing tiend Of the day, getting .
tripss and single In three trips 70
the plate,
Sherman, Of the Forest City team.
held the local squad to three hits dur.
Ing the entire game and didn't seem
IN much danger any time Of being
scored upon.
Bigelow viii play the "Ellinger's. ~
OF St. Joseph, u the Lake next Sun
day.
Score by innings: .,
| 1924 7ss r II 4
Bigelow 40 100000 3 4
Forest City o 3OO20O 5ll {
Batteries; Observation-Disclosures and
Hamburger, MARYLAND. Forest City
I-Shsrmsn and Fry. Thres.base hit
Craig. Struck out: Bridgmon, 10
Sherman, y, Bases on balls: Bridg
mon, 2; Sherman, 0. Hit by pitcher
Bridgmon, Conrad. Umpires: Re
stock and Crawford.
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To the Public!

From now and after this date,
Will not be responsible for any con
tracts made, or dsbts contracted BY
my wife, Mrs. Grace Wilson.
-. ,r -. r. WILSON.
Forbes, Mo-, June Is, 1915.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

Jacob Hornecker and son James,
OF Clay township, were here Tuesday,
looking after business matters.
1t 10 hoped that oil interested In
Sunday school work, will attend the
convention to be held ct the Presby.
terisn church, next. Sunday.
. The social given by the Epworth
League, at the home Of Sol Meyer In
Forbes township was largely attended,
and was one OF the most enjoyable
Affairs OF the season.
The many friends of Mother Mey-
or, will be glad that she Is now In
excellent health, and 10 enjoying .
visit with her son, on the old home.
stead, In Forbes township.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
LOST, sTRAYeD OR STOLEN

Anyone knowing the whereabouts
Of . two-wheel push wagon, please no.
tify TIE SENTINEL office 1t once.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

,..Raspberrlss. Large crates,
$2.25; smaller crates, $40.
G. l. Brodbeck, Forest City, No.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-04
TO PLAY
At M0RGANT0VN
Pittsburgh Team Will Meet
Collegians on Wednes.
day, Local Fans Going.

That all Fairmont baseball fans will
have an opportunity to see. the Pitts.
burg Pirates play without going to
Pittsburgh is shown by a contract
made by Charley Hickman, manager
OF the Morgantown Colleglans and
President Dreyfuss of the Pirates for
a game 10 be played at Morgantown
Wednesday afternoon.
Dalton Simon a local lad who has
played first base for the West Virginia
University for the past two years will
cover the first plate In this game.
Shriver, who all Fairmont fans know
as the youngster who pitched against
the Pittsburg Collegians this season
at South Side Park will be In trim
for the game with the Morgantown
Collegians. Shriver will start the
game and many local fans will jour.
ney TO Morgantown Wednesday to
watch this mar pitch.
The Pittsburgh buccaneers will
play their regular lineup and on arriv.
ing in Morgautown they will be taken
to Mount Chateau on Cheat river
where they will be introduced to the
West Virginia University Football
squad. Dinner will be served at Noun,
Chateau for the Pirates.
Many local fans are planning to
leave Fairmont on the 1850 train ar.
irving at Morgantown at $3.50 and they
will have ample time to get to the park
In time for the game.
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.N|l1AI BATTLE Of 1915 SEASON
FORCHAMP|ONT EAMOFL LAST YEAR;
T0PLAY EAST lVERP0OLHEVEN


The 1915 soccer football season will
be ushered In ION Labor Day, when the
speedy Warrington eleven tackles the
soccer representatives Of East Liver
poolgop the Warrington grounds. The
game will be called at 3 O'Clock, and
nj OF the best soccer contests ever
STAGED In this section Is anticipated.
Both teams are reported to be in the
best condition and eager for battle.
The two eleyens have been p%racticing
for several weeks and the members
OF thetwofriyal laggregations are ready
10 put forth their best efforts.
The Warrington team, It will be re.
membered, won the championship last
season and theyfare out to duplicate
their performance of 1914. The team
has been strengthened by the addition
OF three new players, who will do
much TO bring another championship
to the hustiing otwn OF Warrington.
The residents of Warrington are
proud OF their soccer team and they
have o right to be proud OF the aggre.
gallon that represents that city. The
manufacturers and business people OF
the city have rallied to the support OF
the eleven and will see that the tinan.
ciaI end OF the game is taken care OF.
The players are determined to show
the citizens that they are worthy Of
the support that has been given them.
and they will fight to the last in every
game ltoibring Victory to their town.
Capt, Forester Is at the head OF the
team this year. and he has the respect
Of every member OF the aggregation.
and he Is recognized as one Of the best
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soccer players in the state.
East Liverpool and Warrington met
twice on the gridiron last season, and
the result was an even break. The
Warrington lads captured the game
played at Warrington in easy fash.
ion, the score being 81, but in the re-
turn game at East Liverpool Man
nington was defeated 80 Warrington
is confident Of victory on Monday.
Soccer football teams in West yir-
GINA. Ohio and Pennsylvania desir.
ing games with Warrington are re.
quested to write Samuel Hilditch, H.
Clayton ST., Manningto, W. Va.
The lineup OF the Warrington team
for the game on Monday Is as fol.
lows: Steyenton, goal; Ferguson,
right back; What. right back;
Smith, right half back; Welsh, center
half back; Fellows, left half back;
Harris, outside right; Milholland. In
side right; Clark, center; Forester.
inside left; Lynn, outside left.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all the lovers Of soccer football to at
tend this opening game of the 1915
season. It will give the fans u chance
to get a line on the strength OF the
Warrington aggregation for the COM
ing season.
Soccer football is one OF the newer
lines Of athletics to be given promi.
nence in this country, although the
game Is an old one across the sea, but
In the increase in the interest In the
soccer game in the United States dur.
ding the past few years stamps 1t as
on of the coming sports Of our land.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-04

Del Gamer, for several years the
most unlucky player in the major
leagues, has managed to get through
this season without being shelyed by
injuries and Is helping the Boston
Red sox in theirlpennant fight.
Gamer started with Detroit, but
during his two seasons with that club
was out of the game most OF the time
from injuries, once with q broken
wrist, which for a time. promised
to stop his baseball career entirely
Gamer. a right hand hitter, Is used
at first base when southpaws OPPOSE
the Red Sox, and Is hitting 800. Dicl
Hoblitzel, a left hand hitter. plays the
bag against right hand pitchers and
isN hitting close to 800.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-04
MAMUAX WINS EFNRMONT WINS
FOR PIRATE TEAM FROM MORGAN70VN
Y. M. c. A. Champions De-
feat Church League
Team in Hard Game.

The Pirates, champions of the Y. NJ.
c. A. League, Of Fairmont this season,
defeated the Presbyterian Church
team, champions of the Church
League of Morgantown this season, in
a close and exciting game yesterday
by a score OF 2 to /.
This is the first game OF, q. series Of
three games that the Pirates will play
the Presbyterians, and It was staged
at Morgantown. The second game
will be played at Fairmont next week,
Majot, pitcher for the Pirates, starr.
ed the game by striking out ten bats.
men. Many Morgantown baseball
fans watched the game and both
teams played hard for the honors,
Tho crnra.
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he had to swing right.handed. There
was not a set Of left.handed clubs on
the course. Even natural left.hand.
ers take to golfing right.handed.
Courses are built to the advantage of
FORFEIT
GAME TO ME-. TEAM
Only One Player on Ground
at Time for Play to
Start.

The First NJ. E. Church team. still
in the lead in the Church League. was
the result OF the First Baptist team
FORGETTING last nights game, Only
one of the Bpatits players was on the
diamond when 1t was time OF call the
game and a pickup team was made up
to play the Methodists.
The pick.ups defeated the Meth.
odist boys In a close contest by the
score OF 4 to 3. The pitching OF
knight featured the game, striking out
seven men in four innings. The score:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-04
MATGHENDS
At COUNTRY CLUB
IHugus and Beattie Win the
Championship Very
Successful Meet.

The twelfth annual tennis tourna.
ment OF the Fairmont Country Club
closed yesterday with Wright Hugus
and Beattie. both Of Wheeling. winning
the Championship. Hugus and Beattie
defeated Reed and Pardee three sets
out Of five. 4.6, 90. 4.6, 90, SO, ga.
Miss Sue Watson and Jack Colborn
won the mixed doubles by defeating
Miss Elizabeth Blaser Of Baltimore
and Wright Hugus of Wheeling. SO,
"a.
In the semi.inals yesterday after.
noon Hugus and Beattie won n Of
the best contests that was staged in.
the tournament. They defeated Cas-.
tie. OF Pittsburgh, the winner OF the
Allegheny Mountain Tennis Tourna.
ment at Cumberland and Paul Treanor
OF New York, who won a tournament
at Gotham, 1.6, 81, 81.
The winners of the singles, mixed
doubles and doubles:
]. G.. Castle OF Pittsburgh, winner OF
the singles by defeating Paul Treanor
of New York. 6.3. 6 ,4.6:4.
Miss Sue Watson and Jack Colborn,
inners Of the mixed doubles by de-
ieating Miss Elizabeth Blazer OF Bal.
itimore and Wright Hugus of Wheel.
ing, 60. "a.
Wright Iiugus of Wheeling and Beat
tie OF Wheeling, winners OF the mems
doubles by defeating Reed and Pardee,
4.6. &c. as, SO, "a.
The Fairmont Country Club will
likely hold the challenge cup as w. S.
McElroy OF Pittsburgh. holder of the
title was not here to defend it. This
is said TO have been the most success
full tennis tournament ever held by
the Country Club.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-04
0 0 POINTS WASTED

The best athletes in other sports
waste their two best qualities when
they take up golf. A star ball play.
er's ability to gauge his opponents
mind and his lightning Hash OF
thought that takes immediate ad.
vantage Of the breaks OF the game are
of no value in this sport, where you
don't have to figure the other fellow
at all and have all the time In the
world to plan and make your play.
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THE WEST vIRGIMAN-FARMoNE SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4 1915
GOLFERS HAVE BRAINS, BUT DONTENEED
THEM MAN, &C., NEVERM SEES MEET.

I DETROIT. Mich. Sept. 4.-The ma
tional amateur golf tournament here
produced a lot Of interesting dope In
connection with the old Scotch game
which has become SC, popular IN the
United States II might be called the
new American game
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Two base hits, Schultz. Wagner: three
Sse hits, Wagner. Baird: sacrifice hit.
SAAhsons sacrifice ny. :Hinchman: stolen
WGibson;t hit by pitcher. viox. Williams;
nj onEbases, Chicago Z, Pittsburgh 5;
BIT baselo errors. Pittsburgh. !: lrst on
MS, Eoft %Staudridge ., of MamauS 8:
trnck out, by Standrtdge ]. by, Mamaux
hits fapportioned. of HUMPHREYS 1 In
innings on ~Standridge . In 8: umpires,
lngleys and lO'Day; time. 1888.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-04
HARRISBURG FAIR
CLOSES SESSION
stsar Lake Girl Wins 2:17
greprot-Six Heats to De-
| shs termine Winner.

onsARKsBURG. Sept. 4.-The
trassburg Fair closed yesterday az.
he most successful session in its
10y. The weather conditions were
and this, connected with good
cement, makes It by far the
Est fair ever held in Harrison
g racing OF yesterday was some
A9best OF the entire time with the
lot proving to be the feature, II
six heats to determine the
Cedar Lake Girl, always er.
III sas more so than eyer yester.
y allowed three heats to pass
A abe struck her winning stride.
Athat ing with the fourth heat, how.
iS-s,,eFtook three straight.
won again yesterday, this
49, the 2:12 pace, taking 1t In
go sfatght heats. Sheriff Ross F.
ntered Lady Venus in this
Yssgmsi she was q favorite with q
my OF the spectators, but the
could do was to take third.
s..1sorthy won the 2:21 trot In
4 nsight heats. The summaries:
j asvssee, 2.t7 Trot-Purss $500.
~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-04
oUIMET FEARS COBB

Francis ouimet, the boy wonder Of
the east, says he would hate to have
to play against Ty Cobb. ~ Ty was a
golfer instead Of a ball player.
"Cobb's determination, that indom-
liable spirit and his 'neyerbeaten' at
titude, would make him a most dam
gerous player anywhere at any time"
said Quimet.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-04
BRAINS NOT NEEpEp-

The meet also brought out that
golfers do not have to be brainy. The
things needed are a fair physique,
drilling In the technique OF the game
and steady nerves. It is true the best
golfers are. brainy men. but that
proves the case They play the game
to rest their brains.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-04
VETERAN NEVER MISSES

Among the entrants was George
Lyon Of Toronto, Canada. He Is i6s
and does not expect to ever win the
title, but he would about as soon lose
his right arm as miss playing in the
big event. He has started in each ma
tional meet for 10 years. Lyon quail.
flied here, but was beaten in the FIRST
round Of match play.
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Humphries Hit Hard in Sec
ondI Inning and Was Fore
ed to Leave Box.

PITTsBURGH, Sept. 4.-Mamaux
pitched for Pittsburgh yesterday and
won his gameSoyer Chicago by a 4 to
4 score. HUMPHREYS was hit hard
and was forced to give way for Stan
bridge In the second inning. The Pi-
rates played a good game Of bail be-
hind Mamaux. The score:
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Sacrifice hit. Apple: stolen bases ANA
ma. r. Belt, Long Schaudt 2, Grimes: hit
by pitcher. Kemple; left on bases, First
NJ. q. Z, Independents, q: first base on err
rors, First M. z. ., Independents 3: first
on balls. of Right /. of Grimes 2; struck
out, by Right Z: umpire. Travis: time, 40
minutes.
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SCARCE.

tnStNoGh AMI
The appearance Of Cobb at the tour
nament, as a spectator, brought out
that non OF the golf stars are left
handed. Cobb bats l%eft.handed. but
whenthe took a crack at a golf bail
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-04

AZ first We gave Joe steteher. the new
wrestling star. credit for being a smart
chap, but now we area bit dubious about
him. He says he 10 going to force Frank
Gotch to come out OF retirement.