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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16
Hartford Items.

Correspondence Of the Record Sept. 10.
There was large attendance at
Sunday school and church IN Hartford
Valley. Sunday
Next Saturday evening. Sept. 18th,
there will be the Farmers Meeting at
the Busby school house.
The weather for the past few days
has been rather cold and disagreeable
"a reminder of fall, all right.
Mrs. OFT and children visited at Mr..
Linderman's last Sunday and while
there they attended church and Sunday
school. =
Mr.. Holly, who has been Working for
Paul Mausehund during the harvet sea-
son and also during Paul,s absence.
left for Bismarck last Saturday to con-
suit doctor. He has been sick for
tie past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mausehund arrived
home Friday from their tripito Chicago
and Minnesota, Mr.. M. being called
home on account of his father being
dangerously i'll. Mr.. Mausehund lived
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16
In Town and Out

From the Record. September 10. 1890:
Sheriff MCGEE left yesterday for Wi
mona.
Little Beaver, between Emmonsburg
and Winona. needs a new bridge.
Mr.. o. E. Burge. of Emmonsburg. was
visitor to the county seat Tuesday.
Born-Tuesday. Sept. 10th. o MIR. and
Mrs. Arthur McCinnis, of Cherry Grove.
girl. Mother and child doing we'll.
For the full convention reports the
Record is under obligations to Secretary
Lee OF the Democrats and Secretary An
drus of the Republicans.
tuesday couple of Russians came
into town and inquired the way to Mr..
Braddock's. They said they had start
ed for Bismarck the day before and
couldn't find it. and were returning
home.
Last Tuesday Johnnie Roop invited
Mr. John Kurt to take a ride with him
in the timber. Then he drove over a
big log and dumped him out on one
side, while he john struck the green
sward on tho other. No bones broken
and no serious damage.
Judge Winchester will visit Williams
port on Saturday. Sept. 9th. for the
purpose OF issuing Second Papers
Bring your First Papers" Those who
took out first papers more than five
years before election cannot vote with
out becoming full citizens.
a caravan" OF Indians from Stand
ing Rock bound for Fort Ioltcn will
pass through town tuesday afternoon
and camp near the oassclman bridge
out in Cherry Grove. We understand
there will be % or 30 wagons in The
procession, and lhat Major and Mrs
Mclaughlin will accompany the party
The Holland Settlement
J. Ronhaar thrashed six bushels O.
whoa, per acre and c. W. Renskcrs 5.
OF flax per acre.
Grain can now be taken TO La Crac.
and sold there. This can be easily done
in one day much less time thln trit
to Eureka Locker took the first l,ac
from this settlement to LaCrace.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16
Report OF the Coalition of the
FIRST STATE BANK

AT Hague, In the State OF North Dakota. at
the close OF buainets September I'd, 1915:
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts ... Il aIe pa
Banking house, furniture and tA-
Current exprn,,.s. taxes paid, over
undivided ur,, IT'S. 80. 49, l.O ~
Due from lher banks .sI3 l83 90
Checks and other cash
Items. ....,.......... 81 IS
Cash ............. 1909 10 1880 II
Iothi.... ................... SIS, l03 90
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In. as. 600 90
Individual depositssubject
Time zee Certificates Of de- ''o 70
posit ......... 49,. :. 545 90 3.lO3 W
Total. .................... SlS. 103 80
STAT II OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County OF Emmons, %.
!. j =. Fisher, assistant cashier of the
above named bank, do solemniy swear that
the above statement Is true, TO the best OF
my knowledge aud belief
Us. FISCHER.
Assistant Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day OF September, 1918.
lSEAL1 A. X. FISCHER
Notary Public In and for Emmnns
County. North Dakota.
Only commission expires June I'D, 1921.
Correct. "a. FISCHER,
Attest:-- CONRAD ERCK. { DIRECTORS.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16
IN PIONEER DAYS
Correspondence

We hear Of couple being nearly
sun-struck while in the timber after
wild currants.
The rain and snow storm Of the 18th
did not seem to hurt vegetation in this
part of the country.
The lack OF Menokcnites in Bismarck
last week was owing to the fact thai
most of them were in the timber aftc,
grapes.
MIR. John Bcal has one Of the mos,
prolific straw-stacks IN this part of the
country. as watermclons are sproutins
up all around it.
-Livona Correspondence
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Baker visited
Winona on Saturday of last week.
Assessor Mcintyre and his little
daughter, Cora, visited the Capita
City Monday,
Mrs. Paul Su.er and daughter. Clara
Mrs Kelley and Mr.. James Burbags
represented Livona in Bismarck las
week.
Messrs. Brindlc. Dcrr, Kokcr anc
] George Chapman. Of Danbury. were
down to The river last week and re
turned with bushels of grapes. The,
! also found few hullberrics.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16
American Bankers Elect otf,c.,.

Seattle, Wash. Sept. 1.-THE an.
nual convention OF the American Bank
er's association adjourned after elect
Ing James K. Lynch Of San Francis
co president, Peter K. Goebel of Kan.
sas City, Kan, vice president, and
recommending that the 1916 conven.
ton be held in Kansas City. Mo-, q
choice which was ratified.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16
Notice Of Contest
Department Of tho Interior.
United States Land Otice.
bismarck, North Dakota.
Sept. .. 1915.


To Howard Slater OF Pollock, 8. OAK. con-
testee:
You are hereby notified that Bert Z. Hoyt.
who gives Linton. North t,akotH, az bis
post Office Address. did on uly 7th, 1915, ale
IN this etiice his dull corroborated spplica.
OF your homested entry No. Serial No.
Of Northwest Quarter aud East Halt Of
Southwest Quarter, section 10. Township
ls,. Range ~ west, Fifth Principal Meridian.
and as grounds for his contest he alleges
that you failed TO break and cultivate any OF
said tract and that there are nov no build
ings thereon, aud never was and that Won
| failed To establish u residence thereon and
| never resided thereon.
You are. therefore. further notified that
the said allegations will be taken ss con
| fessed. and your said entry will DO Cancelled
without further right to be heard, either
before this office or on appeal. II you fail to
the FOURTH publication OF this notice, as
| shown below. your answer. under oath.
| specifically responding to these allegations
OF contest. together with due proof that you
have served copy OF Your answer on the
| said contestant either In person or by reg
islered mail.
Ynn should state in our answer the name
| OF The post ofce to which you desire failure
notices TO be sent Ia you.
FRANK L. BRA NDT,
Receiver.
| Date of drst pn blication. Sept. iG 1913
| Date Of s"C0nd publication, Sept. g. 1918
Date OF third publication. Sept. 80, 1915
Date OF fourth publication, Oct.s1, 1915
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16
The place to buy good lumber for
the least money.
TEMVIK LUMBER YARD.
-adv
Boiler =sriodes, Engineer Killed.

Boiler zsIiodes, Engineer Killed.
Devils Lake.-Charles McCaffrey OF
Battle Creek, Mich, was torn to pieces
when the threshing engine which he
was running on the Bert Smutz farm,
west of Garske, blew up. McCaffrey
was running the engine short of water
in order to keep up steam. The explo.
sion hurled the separator some dis.
lance.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16
Rifle Clubs to Defend Plants.

Chicago. Sept. 11.-Strikes in 1--WE
Chicago factories, called following dis.
semination OF reports that war mum.
lions were being manufactured in them
Tor the allies. have brought action on
the part Of the Illinois Manufactur
srs association. The association took
steps for the organization Of patriotic
rifle clubs. independent OF the Ma.
.ional Guard, for the protection Of the
industries OF this state and nation
against armed interference of citizens
from other nations.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16

a week after his son reached his bedside
and then passed away to that happy
resting place where there will be no
more sickness. sorrow or troubles "a
happy abiding place for all.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16
Commissioners Must Make Levy.

Minot.--County aid for the better
farming movement will continue in
Ward county despite the action OF
the commissioners in refusing to make
= levy. Judge Leighton has just hand.
cd down decision in the application
for writ of mandamus, applied for
by leading farmers Of the county.
granting the writ and ordering the
commissioners to continue the levy
Under the state law. boards have nc
alternative other than to grant a levy
for farm expert work when a petition
properly igned is fled for such aid.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16

Come in and look at our portable
grain shelter. Can make you some.
good prices.
TEMVIK LUMBER YARD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
GIBBONS TO FIGHT
M'FARLAND TODAY

NEW YORK. Sept. 10.-Although no
championship Is az stake and neither
OF the contestants holds "a title the ten
round bout between packey Mcfarland.
Of Chicago. and Mike Gibbons. o. ST
raul o. more talked % than any pugilis-
tic event that has taken place here since
the closing days OF the Horton law.
fifteen years ago The men will meet
at the Brighton Beach motordromo to-
morrow night and are % weigh IN at
l4l pounds tomorrow afternoon AZ 3
o'clock
The fact that the promoters Of tho
bout have deposited $50 500 In the hands
OF the stakeholdcr has dispeiled any
doubts that may have existed as to the
commences OF the battle.
Gibbons is slight favortt-. vur me
main reason that be has been lighting
right along. while Mcfarland has NOT
taken part in a ring battle for quite "a
length Of time.
10th men have trained carefully and
earnestly. Zach apparently believes
that De- win win. ono thiuF is certain
and that ia both viii Dol down t0 tho
stipulated weight toworrow afternoon.
There has been "a bis advance sale OF
seats and there Dr. every Indication that
the Attendance viii f1r out number any
which haa been seen af bouts ln tho
oren iu this vicinity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
CALIFORNIA MEN
INCREASE LEAD

FOREST HILLS. y. Y. sept. Local
itornia players further increased their
lead IN the west versus east matches
which began in san Francisco In July
and VIII finish here tomorrow. when
they won two out OF the three contests
paved on the courts OF the West Siuu
Club this afternoon.
Theodore r. Pen. OF New York Was
the only Atlantic coast player to score a
victory. He defeated Thomas - Bundy
OF Los Angeles 6-f 30, 81 3-6 So
Maurice =. Mclaughlin. OF san Fran
cisco. even the score hy winning from
karl H. kehr. OF New York. "a 8-6 s. =
81; and William NJ. Johnston and Clar-
ence j. Griffin put the far western con-
tlnEent into the lead by defeating r.
Norris Williams. Ind. Of Phliadclphia
ana watson NJ Washburn. OF New York
In the doubles match. 81. CO. Ca
BY the addition OF touay's two victor
les the Tar coast experts raised their
total wins 10 seven against the eastern
ers two. and even though Representa-
tiNcs OF this section should win all three
OF saturdays matches the count would
stlll stand 20 3 IN favor OF the west
Although the day was perfect from
players standpoint. and "a fair gar
lery watched the matches. there was
none OF the brilliant court battling
which marked the closing DAYS OF the
national championship tournament. In
comparison, the play was slow and lack
ed the keen racquet execution aud clev-
er gcucralshir which was a feature in
the titular contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
FRIDAYS RACES MOST
EXCITING OF THE WEEK

Great second.
Third Heat-Capt. Denny took tbs
easy. 10 win the race with Barrin out
trotung Bonnie the Great for second
Down the stretch Capt. Denny broke. but
settled In time 10 80 nuder the wire.
summary.
Capt Denny. b. c. Harry Elem
ing. Arden. Pa (F1eming) =.
Barrili. b. - (Crippen) ....
Bonnie the Great B. m r. r.
Evans. s53 North Ave, n s.,
Pittsburgh Pa (Evans) 80.
Irene 3. b. m. j. {. Brown,
Steubenville. q. (Brown).
Marshall Kinney. b. n. By Nc
Kinney. Chris Schaffnsr.
Clarksburg. w Va (Arnold)
wilkes (McHenryD ....dr
Time: 2:16L. 2:16t 2:16L
Second Event.
five
First Hcat-Robinson. driving Alfred
cut In at the go and got the pole. He
lead parade at the half with Baby +.
coming strong. At the three-auarteI
BABY f. walked up and Was out In front
at the stretch with Nellie Ross pulling
ahead OF Alfred for second.
Second Heat-Four horses punched
made this a great heat Alfred cut In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
cRAvArH Ho1GEREp.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1O-one of
the longest hits ever made in the his
tory Of Philadelphia park-a drive over
the deep center-field wall-by Cravath.
with the bases filled in the eighth inn
ing. gave Philadelphia a TO victory
over New York today and "A clean sweep
OF the series OF four games. Tesreau
not only out-twirled McQuillan for six
innings. but also sent in all OF New
Norks runs with a single which scored
two runners and a hOmc-run- In the
eighth the bases were filled on stock :
single and Two passes and then came
Cravath's remarkable drive. Score:
r. II. r
New York ... O2OO1OOOO-3
Philadelphia o.. 1OO0OO2f 49, 1
Batteries: Tesreau and Meyers, Nc
Ouillan and r. Burns.
Two base hits. Becker. Doyle. Luder-
us. Whitfield. Home runs: Tosreau, era
vath Sacrifice hits: Becker. paskert.
Niehoff Bases on halls: off Tesreau 3.
off McQuillan ?. struck out: by Tesreau.
3. Empires. Byron and Orth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
REDS TAKE Over CARDS.


ST. LOUIS. Sept i0-cfncinnati fin
ished the season with St Louis here by
taking today's game. to ]. making a
clean sweep OF the series. Lear was in
great form and allowed but three hits
while the visitors took advantage OF
Meadows witness which combined with
a series OF singles gave them lead Of
seven runs
With this handicap Manager Hug
gins sent In Lamline. a recruit from the
Three-eye league. who finished in good
style. In the eighth Bethel triplcd ana
scored the locals only run on Gonzales
sacrifice. Score:
r. H r
Cincinnati " OO11s2OO o
ST Louis ...... OOO0OO01 O-i 2
Batteries. Lear and Wingo. Meadows.
Lamdine and Gonzales.
Three base hit: Bethel stolen bases.
Leach Q Sacrifice hits. Groh. Rodgers,
Griffin. Gonzales. Bases on balls; off
Meadows s; Struck out. by Lear 2 &.
Meadows 3. by Lamline 4. EMPIRES.
ODay and Quigley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
FrNrsEEs ORDER or IKE DAY.
1unning Races feature-Della MACK. By
AArvelous Hurst OF Speed. wins
over King stalwart

Neck and neck races and ,vhiriUtnd
nntshes made yesterday Afternoons
caro- At the fair ground track the most
eAclung OF the week. No unusual time
was made In any OF the races but the
horses were fighting for position all the
time. An exceptional crowd FOR Friday
turned out.
In the first event. the 2;21 tros. Capt
Denny. faVorite. took three straight
heats In spite OF bad breaking in critical
moments. The second event. the e19
:. was picked by the big betters 10 win.
but the gray horse was acting badly.
BABY T. won the first two heats In close
finishes: and In the third heat came up
from last place TO nose out Jerry s. as
the horses went under the wire, while
the crowd stood up and yelled
Runners Feature Card.
The runners were the feature Of the
afternoon. In the ~ furlong race Della
MACK. faNortte. was seemingly out to the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
VARSITY CREW TO
BREAK CAMP TODAY

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence
MONfANTDWN W Va. sept To-
West virginia coaches sent two teams
through tho final acrimmHgea OF the
training trip over Cheat river this AZ
teruOou and Do proved t1 bc The hardest
fought OF The entire two weeks The
teams hattlcI thirty minutes and every
one uf InF tHIrIf INI.U mon here were
that 0f varsity being duo tu "a forward
pass. Hutchinson fn cuInhnrk. while tn0
Reserve brought The affair f0 n close
fhe Varsity uu fake EI.E formation
a signal workout viii Do hold tHmurro.s
muruIur. after which fnD camp Wi
fnr opening uf college Tomorrow of.
trrnuHn. H baseball game and "a rrrim.
mage win o. held. bringing thc weeks
Work ru u close.
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PLAY P. &. E. G.
Two Of FASTEST Teams IN VALLEY VIII
Meet Today af him Grove when
Hodahona Play FtfsHtsra

THfa afternoon Ht fHr EIm Grove
grounds che Patterson and Elr Grove
frHu wIII cross hate with fnr fact HuI.
ahnn tenn n Wheeling These teams
have already PLAYED several Fnrea fhIa
Hrnrnr ard uT f1 The rrfHrnf fnau are
even They ere two ~ fhr most evenly
matched ulren Dol fhe valley ard arc
rrIluHf rIIF fnn fastest The game will
he called Hf q O'Clock
Or Ia probable chat Costello viii pitch
Tor fhe visitors while either Howard.
Reynolds or Brad smith wIIl Boz on Che
firing line Tor the home team
All IlnlHnOn players are requested fn
meet af the Huiahnn store a. 40
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Tor the pole at the go. Nellle Ross and
Jenny ;. pulled up with Baby r al the
hAi. and all three horses passed Alfred
AZ the three-quarter. Babv f. lead on
me stretch with Jerry s. coming a quar-
ing hard. third.
Third Heot-The shifting OF positions
IN TINS heat kept the stand on edge. Al
lred again cut In for the pole closely
followed by Jerry s and Nellie Ross.
baby =. was In 2 pocket a. the half: but
Jerry ). broke on the turn. letting BABY
p. out. At the three-quarter Alfred fell
back and Jerry $. pulled up. On the
stretch Jerry 5. was In front Baby ~
showed great burst Of speed and nosed
out Jerry s.
Summary:
Baby ~. b. m. by October. r.
n. White. + Aurora. y Y
:, lWhite). $3.50: -......-.....
Jerry s. g.g- by lombard
Fred Jamison. Arden. Pa
- lJamlsonl. ..-... ............ 2
Nellie Ross. b. m by Anteross
J. G. Fender. Jamestown. Pa
Aiehoef). .---....-..-
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burst OF speed and nosed out King Stall
wart In the furlong. Danviile nosed
out Law Suit on the stretch after the
latter horse had lost a big lead when he
stumbled at thu turn.
Although the crowd was not large.
mere were many betters in the paddock
IN the last running race Nowoc ]. V. Jr.
was scratched AZ the 20 and the hackers
OF the morse raised a general veil for
their money. The rider made a protest.
put the judges allowed the race TO stand
First Event.
1;21 trot Purse $4,000. Three I'm
five. Sunset 6:1s
First Heat-Bonnie the Great had the
pole but broke on the quarter. BarriIi
Walked ahead with Capt Denny second
AZ the half. on the three-quarter Rar-
rini broke. and Capt Denny finished an
Second Heat-capt. Denny was out in
'front.' In this heat all the way. Bonnie
the Great was pulling ahead at the
three-quarters. but broke. being PASSED
by barrth- At the turn Barriu stumbled
and broke. Capt. Denny broke. but set
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
YAHEnHs LOST

sew YORK. sept Do Sew York ana
&c. Louie PLAYED rff postponed game
bore today which rna won hy fhe vis-
NHra fH n Vance. H recruit from Ia.
Joseph. SO. started Doll. fret game Tor
Sew YORK end made good ImurersIon
nuf Sow YORK could MOI hit Hamilton.
score
Do o. r.
rf LH.IH ..... fHInf nUUU.1 o.
Sew YORK ..... 5000 Un0.I
batteries Hamilton and Severed.
Vance HrI Kruger
Two hs.e bite SEVERED cree. Vance.
Three IHar nlf Howard stolen bases
Pratt. IHUnHarr. Hamilton aHrrInrr hIf.
fHEnr Sacrifice flr EIalrr uaaaa on
balls Drf Hamilton a. on Vance
rfrUIN nuf hr Hamilton q. br Vance
-uI-L.. .Lu--n luI NlL-Ln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
BIG GAME SUNDAY
when pattsraon and Elm Grove and
Hodahona Meet A. League Park-
Wtu Probably Decide Cham
pionahip.

one % tho biggest semi professional
baseball gamcs N the season will ua
that on League park Martins Ferry.
SUNDAY Afternoon Whrn the Patterson
DO in needless fn give details % these
teams a. they are recognized nH being
the fastest iu the valley and are we'll
Known Hr the local baseball fans sun.
dnr.r game may decide tnr champion
ship n the waller. The game viii be-
called az o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
RED sox WIN.

BOSTON. sept IO-The Boston Amer
leans Gaiued fhclr batting eyes today
aud won easily from philadelphia 10
z. Ruth was battling except in two INN
iuEs. The ufh. when Mcfnnis' single.
DldrinEs double and wild pitch scored
the philadelphia runs. and the ninth.
" hen De Dec up Tor several moments but
rcEalncd control Score.
philadelphia .. o0OO20OOO-2
Boston ....... 1Otno1 - % o
batfcries Wyckoff and McAv0n.
Ruth and Th0waf
Two base hlt. scott Three base hits.
HeurihaeH. Oldrur stolen base Hooper.
Sacrifice fIr HHhIifgri sneaker bases
on balls. or WFrkoff q. OF Ruth
strlrk uuf hy NFrkoff 8. Ruth 81 TIM
pIrrr Ulldehrard and D LOurhiln.
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SALE PRICE
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McMechcn. McMechen. W Va
Akobinsonl .....-.......... J
Little squire. b. K. by Frank
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18TH st. Cleveland. ohio.
Time; 2:l4A; 2;l5H 2:i5.
Third Even.-
50 turlOngs. three In five
King StalWart was out IN front TO tho
stretch. where Della Mack fsVorite.
opened up with WONDERFUL burst OF
speed In the lest few feet King stall
wart was noscd out In the most sensa-
tional finish OF the day. ed Adams was
close third Sunkist ran "A half mile
In fast time. when the jockey did not
hear the gUng TO go back 10 the wire FOR
a new getaway. Time: 80
Fourth event.
furlongs
Law suit got away for a big lead with
the Held punched. At the stretch DAN
vile opened up and came home with n
halt length lead over Law suit. Inferno
Queen was second. Nowvc J. V. Jr. was
scratched at the go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
AlsEaToAE AssocIATToE.

At Culum bus-Columbus .. ST Paul
tnrst gamc). 10 innings. 81. Paul. 10;
Columbus. (sccond camel.
At ianapolis-Indianapolis /: Kan
sas city. Cfirst gamel. Kansas City.
3; Indianapolis. 5. (sccond Eame).
Al MilW aukee-Aiilwauke leveland
game postponed. rain.
Al Louisvillc-Louisville Z; Minneo-
polls, ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
BIG RACE CALLED or.

ST. PAUL. MINI. sept. 10-Thc pro-
posed 100-mile automobile race ON the
new Twin city Motor Speedway set for
next sunday has been called Off A. was
announced today -Four drivers. Dario
Resta. Bob" HIrman. Ralph Dcpalma
and Eddie O'ponneu. were TO have taken
part "a the race.
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CLEVELAND. sept 10. II Ineffective
pitching by James ana CovctCskie al
lowed Cleveland 10 ucfcat Dettult. o to
well scattered. Smith , hits and sacri-
nee hies accounted Tor -FOUR OF Cieve-
land runs Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
FEDERAL LEAGUE
MURPHY AGAIN
HAS BIG DAY

HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. iO.-Tommy
Murphy had another big day in the final
afternoons card OF racing at the Grand
STcult meeting at Charter Oak Park
IN me three races on the program, after
eIeenlng Up the card yesterday.
TOT the irst time since Murphy
bought the bay mare. Lulu Lunine a. =
reported price Of S12.5OO. almost two
years ago. he managed 10 pilot her 10 a
Win, capturing the 2.ll trot in straight
meats. with karlwoOd l.. second In each
ms lance lie also won the 2.Is trot with
aarmpwright In straight heats. while
after Cox took the third race. the PA
pace, with Camelia. Hal $. driven BY
murphy, taking second money.