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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
MEN
DONATE MEDALS
ron sIo ATHLETIC EVENT TO BE
HELD AT CLARK3BUKQ
SATURDAY.
siE Cup and Other Prizes for Triangular
fael dand TRACK Meet Nave All
Besn Arranged For

special Dispatch 20 the GntolnEcnc,r.
bCCkHANNON Kay et.-it was au-
houheed here today that the plan of nay-
..s thr states most prominent and in
nuehtlal men offsr the medals Tor th.
winners Of the various events scheduled
TOT the blk Iri-AnEulSr Track and Field
meet At tlarksburS SATURDAY between
ably. "1'''''
Although the letters 20 IN. various
men nave only been sent out two OF three
zap ago. .. o watson, president OF the
falrinont Gas company ana closely iden-
tthed win every athletic nt0s yttleut IA
the state has agreed 10 offef the bir
CUP. Whlc, II 10 he gwen 20 the college
winning the meet. Congressman Howard
sutherland has agreed To give the medals
that VIII go 10 the winners OF IN, huu-
dr~d yard dash, Honorable H. e. ogden
PROMINENT Wheeling new -paper man and
one ~ the states most influential citi-
xens. ha-s offer ed the medal for the hign
Jump. state Senator b.. A. Talbot from
fhiifp has offered those for the ham
mer throw and Mayor g.. o.. Gordon of
'larksburg has offered those for TIA.
quarter. II Is anticipated that there viii
Do absolutely no trouble la securing the
medals
West virginia university aud Wesley
an are Jointly staging the biz meet and
lnaSnuch a. II viii settle the state
championship for the year it was decided
that II would be very hitting and would
add prestige ~ the men who are most
promtneut ia CONDUCTING the political
be the donors Of the medals for IN.
events. The medals viii be engraved
with the ramcs OF the donors and will
be very elaborate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
WESLEYAN MEETS
BETHANY FRIDAY
FIRST GAME AT BUCKHANHoN-
SECOND AT CLARKSBURa
SATURDAY.
Two OF Esthodist Most Important Games
VIII BE Played This Wesk-Ssoond
VIII Open Big Pield Meet

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
BUCkIiANNON. ". Va MAY 1.-Two
of the most Important games on the
Wesleyan baseball schedule are Carded
Tor this week when the strong Bethany
college team comes 90 the local heid for
"A single game on Friday and both team
go TO Clarksburg on Saturday. where al
Union park they will meet as the first
big event Of the day that will be notable
in having the big Tri-AnEular Track and
Field meet.
Bethany has this year another Of her
strong teams Last year she beat West
Virginia one Of the two games scheduled
and was by an odds one OF the three
leading teams boz the state. Her sched-
ule this spring does not include many
West Virginia teams. but she has been
making au enfiable record with the
teams of Ohio and Indiana. as we'll rs
Western peuusy lvBuia. victories over the
MuskiuEum college and Michigan AgEfss
teams being CO. her credit.
Another shift or two is planned Tor
the Wesleyan nine an dtt ia ANTICIPATED
that the two Bethany games will b.
placed on the right side Of the ledger.
The strong game PLAYED against the
Chinese has added efill more 10 Wesley
ans stock and the West Virginia uufver.
sity series appears more and more iu-
terssfinE az the time for the games
draws near.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
sun SPOTS
Are Again Visible After Having Been
Absent Several Days-Can
BE Plainly Seen.

According To Father Edward Weber.
local astronomer. Of the Cathedral the
sun which has been clear % spots Tor
The past two weeks rs again covered
Win dark places. The spots. accordiuss
to Father Weber. began 10 appear sat,ir.
daI and Yesterday quite a number were
visible. With the use OF strong glass
many others we're discernabie over ths
entire surface. Father Weber said last
evening that from present Indications
many more OF the mysterious spots
would appear within the next Few days
These spots. according 10 the local on
server. VIII make fine observations for
- , local observers. The large spot IAN
easily Be detected with a low power
glass. providing g smoked glass IL used.
] b" suns rays j. extremely hard on the
eyes and IN making observations Of any
kind IL ts adNi sahla 90 use q smoked
glass or the eye may b, injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
"SWEETHEARTS"
Victor Herberts runsful Opera with
Christie Macdonald in Title Role
AZ Court Tonight

When you 40 TO a musical show you
az supposed TO De- supplied with good
MUSE pretty girls. farceful dancing
thd an assortment or individual and
cnllccuNc Nugali1lug that IL regular
lnging and dashcs % comicai stun To-
make you laugh. When you 40 L.
HMcothcafts which viii be seen az IN.
Court theatre tonight YOU will get this
recipe ulled 10 perfection. First OF all
you see Miss Christie Macdonald who
D. siN,n many opportunities In this
optrttta. iu which Victor Herbert has
come Up Co his usual marx. aud She
makes the most Of them. "Sweethearts7
taxes the prize Tor melody A criterion
ni hght opera b. tts adaptabllity 20 the
Mhlstlc There IL much OF a In the
herbert score. an unusually strong
chorus, and good voices possessed hy
the principals. b. all goes across the
iootltEhts. aud T. carried out OF the
Theatre on the Inns that pucker despite
Themselves. There are many airs witch
stand up nuhly under the whistIing
test. Sweethrarts sung by Miss Mac
Donald. T. the air which makes an in
simultaneous hit. Cricket on the Hearth"
and In the Convent They Never Taught
Ne That For Every Lover" are an
tuncful and catchy and good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
0UT-THE-PIKE
No Iner.Aaa In ran...

special election viii be held in sand
til district Tuesday. June !. rms
election h. made necessary because 90
90" raCt that the ballot commissioner
lur the Congregational election held
last rail- nee l-ctcd 60 submit the school
levy matter 60 a vote at that time. as
they should have done.
The ratification OF the school levy
ordinance Will be followed by no I'M
crease In taxes. In the event that the
levy should bc voted down the public
schools OF the district. will have tu re-
main closed next tall and winter
The same omission was made Dy the
ballot commissioners ia regard TO the
other district. OF the county. and spc-
cial elections will BE- held in those dis
trtcts. The election for sand ram dis
uict Will be held iu the Upper sand
htll school house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

DO eonrE rEHErrIc H1rrUo AND
bosrpH 1kAwEs AEE DE
FEArED > TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
WIZ nkrLLIAxr GAsr rEon WASH
soLOn IN ELCELLuNT
PTTCEEEsr HATTLE

An Error. = nAss On Rails and I've
stnriss Turns the rr1ck-Athlseac.
Nin-rAnks<- Lose and
ksd soE Drop oas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

All members Of the Triadelphia team
are urged To- be out FOR parctice this
evening. Following the regular practice
business meeting will be held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
SMOKES ARE HOME
WIN Ne Tratled ny Evansville for Tn.
days oame-Disastrious western
Tour Dnded

After a mos: disastrous western trim
the crippled and battered Smokes"
nave again returned 20 Wheeling and
WI go 20 Athletic park this afternoon
Where they VIII endeavor to win hack
some q the laurCls that we're vr.sfed
from them during the past 10 games.
The ctoEieH left home some two weeks
ago and apparently wera struck with "a
case Or severe homeaiCkneaa They mani
AGED 20 pun through with "A c0rpia a.
wins out fthe ~ Eames. bat lust the
same they played good bail one notice
able feature. with one or two n0s4Ibfe
exceptions. was the score 81 the rarros
that we're lost The scores IrfIrafed
mat The locals were in an sxtrerelv
had batting slump as they were unable
90 give their twIrierr an edre On fba
opposing teams Davis seemed their
only WinniE pitcher but this does rnr
say that the others fif not pitch rrof
ball
40 any rate we viii DO on tho Sob
today az 3i5 and here's Hurfrr frr Al
ihll out ~ The fast sailing Evnravfu .
bunch. that has been walking aIT over
severa DO ffhe other teams bob the f.rr,,..
during the past week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.

The Trisdelphia Semi-professionaI
baSebail team issues a challenge for "A
same with any fast team IN the valley
on the Triadclphis grounds. Saturday
afternoon. Games may be- arranged by
calling Elm Grove 11h-W. on the Bell.
or o5-L; Pleasant Valley on the Ma
uonal phone.
All members Of the TriadeIphia team
are urged To be out for parctice this
evening. Following the regular practice
"a business meeting will be held.
The Patterson and Elm Grove baseball
team Issues challenge 20 any fast
semi-pro team In tn. valley for a game
on The Elm Grove grounds. May 81 The
Martins Ferry Athletics are preferred
Games may b. arranged through,the In
telligencer or by calling I4g-W Pleasant
valley on the National phone and ask
for Frank Smith.
The Vance Athletic Club issues chaI-
lcnEe for a game with the virginia In
accepted call the Vance pool room.
The strong south Side A G bowed
down 20 defeat at the hands OF the
Noltc Athletics last Sunday on the For
ueih street grounds. by the score Of .
OrIofsko was on the mound for the
Notes and he held the s. S. A. q. az all
STAGES with the exception OF the fifth
The Noltes hammered stoitz all
around the ueld, scoring three runs In
Nuf IlfHl luunlEs
Patteries-S s a. c. Stolze ana
Boecher; Noltes. Orlofske and scherrer.
S~~~~~-~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~
business caller IN Elm Grove yesterday.
Frank kirchner Of Marietta. ~ was
transactiuE business In Elm Grove yes
terday.
Forty hours devotion r. being observ-
ed at 81 Mtchaels church this week, at
EdEiugton Lane
Mrs Nelson Of Edeington Lac. is de-
tatue dat her home on account % fitness.
Miss Nell solcs Of Echo Point f. viist-
ing friends az Akron. o.. for "A few DAYS
Miss Flo Moore Of Echo Point left last
evening for New Martinsville where she
will visit friends.
Mrs George schaub Of Patterson y
seriously 900 az her home
The rcuglar weekly meeting Of Mystic
lodge 80. 20. Knights Of Pythias. 81
Film Grove was held last evening their
lodEe room on Main street
Henry CLAY camp No. 1879, VI. W. A
viii meet this evening az Hands hal.
Film Grove, In regular weekly session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
SOME SWATTING

CHICAGO. May 24-ENtra base hits.
Which included home runs by Brief and
Fourier. gave Chicago a 10 victory
over New York today In the FIRST game
or the series. The hitting Of Schalsl
forced the winning run across the plate.
r. II. r..
New York ..Ol OOOOO21-t /
Chicago .......2 OO1Ol1x-5
Batteries-Pieh and Nunamaker. Rus
sell. CicOtte and Schalk and DAILY.
Two base hits-WeaVer. Russell cree.
MaiseL Three base hit-RusseIl Home
runns-Fournier. Brief stolen bases
Both. Cook. Fourier. Sacrifice hit
Hartzell. Base on balls-Russell p Pieh
=. Brown /. Struck out-Pleh 3. Russell
> Impircs-O' Loughlin and Hide
brand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Ruralo. HuraIo- 81 RIchmond-

AZ Buffalo Buffalo. s. Richmond. 4.
At Rochester. Rochester. g. Provi-
dcnce. !. 90 innings1
AZ Toronto Morning Eame) Toron-
10. Z. Newark ].
Afternoon Eame) Newark 3. To-
r0nto. q
A. Montreal Morning gameD: Mon.
treaL 3. Jersey City 3
tAfternosn game). Montreal. 3. Jer-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
ATHLETICS WIN

CLEVELAND. May PHILADELPHIA
defeated Cleveland today 5 10 4. bunch
ing three hits with Hagermau's two pass
- and Leibolds mum In the second in
ming Tor four runs. Cleveland hit shaw
KEY hard throughout but brilliant work
by oldring and Walsh kept the score
down.
n. II p.
Clevland ....-OOO1 I002O-a "a 4
Philadelphia O4lO en-S s o
batteries-iiagerman. Jones and Oniel i.
Shawkey and Schang.
Two base hitE-rurner. Graney 2
Jackson. Sacrifice hit-Laioie stolen
heres-Barry. Murphy. Bases on balls
Hagerman 2. Jones 8. Shawkey g. StrucS
t-hagcrman /. Jones .. Shawkey 3
l mpires-Dineen and Nallin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
HORSE KILLED
Team Attached 20 Butcher Wagon in
Serious Runaway at Fulton
Xeatardau

Yesterday arscrno'n horse belong
INK 70 Louis Schneider. 90 Fulton. a we'll
known butcher was killed in q run
away accident. The team 81 horses
which was hitchod Co the meat wagon.
wus driF "a bN Mrs. Louis Schneider The
horses became frightened and ran dow
Center street. Iu the midst OF the OK
element the pole % the wagon was
Dr. lken ty one Of the horses which step
ped on the street car rail and fell. The
animal In falling severed on the the
arteries Of the ut-T. which caused almost
instant death. owing Co the heavy loss
Of blood
Mrs. Schneider was thrown from the
wagon end sustained only slight in
fusiss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
GOT TWO HITS.

ST. LOUIS. May 2i.-Lowdermilk
gave Boston only two hits today and
helped St Louis win. 4 TO ,. Agnew IA
rounding nrst base In the seventh. col
hded with Gamer. forcing the latter 70
retire with wrenched arm.
Score. r II v
Boston ..........OOO3O0 % ?
81. Louis .....-.O2O OO1lON-a II 3
Batteries-Fostcr. Mays and Thomas:
Lowderfnilk and Agnew.
Two base hit-NaEner. Stolen base
Williams. Sacrifice hits-Foster, Hoop
er. Base on balls-Foster 2: Lowder-
milk 8 struck out-Foster s. Lowder-
milk u Mays ?. Jmpires-COnnolly and
chill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
FORT WAYNE TAKES LAST OF
SERIES FROM "TWO-FERS"

EnNIiMN
two Victory over Wheeling here today
s2sisT sas.ht.s. 81 every W "s Opening Il
made ~ three straights for the locals
sss zen ~ WHICH q.c. MIN t ,srnsa sss
same trick az Fort wayneis expense az.
Wheeling.
DonIsy pitched magnificent ball aud
Was never In very much danger. A pair
81 Wild throws 20 nrst BY Brsnt IN the
second presented the SMOKES with their
me .sn. e Sn Snss o NE "o9 9isenss
pretty fair fall for Wheeling but got
little or no assistance on the scoring
end and went down 20 defeat a. a con-
Fort Wayne took the Lead BY tailying
three In the opening frame before a
with n single and stole second. Bratchie
beat out n bunt and likewise stole both
counting when hrsnt sinsled To lsft.
srmans grounder and Brant came over.
Two VIVA Hsavss.
The next three went down In order;
Johnson got q life At nrst In the second
~. second Tine me and pV vent mt to third and ma
Nespo TO second when Brant heeyed 20
IN. s nsTt.tep di nss..ss SP Ss
Martins orering and two runs creased
the plate. O'Neil popped out.
Fort Wayne got run In both the
third and sixth rounds.
In the third Brant beat out an inneld
hit and went to second when johnson
erred on the play. Holderman singled
the shortstop home. Holderman started
the home sixth with double and com
pleted the route on a sacrifice and an
out.
The visitors had two men cut down at
the plate tn the sixth. O'Day started
with single TO right and reached sec
ond on HOlderman's error OF Umlaufs
Offering keene sacrificed the runners
ahead a peg and O'Day was out at the
plate when he attempted TO score when
Meistcr rolled Co short. Umiaur took
third and was out when he attempted to
score on the double zeal with Meister.
Martin and O'Nsil opened the eighth
with singles but neither scored. O'Day
popped out and Tmiauf and Keene lined
long ones into Hartlca hands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

One OF the 'Iokers" in the City Hall
charter they took out when forced to
90 before ere people would allow the
city officials 20 issue $4,000 In paw
ing bonds without 2 vote OF the geo.
pie. That particular Joker was eH-
posed az Charleston. Smash the char
ter % the bunch and vote for the PEG.
Piles eharter-the Greater Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

ne members ~ the Ir0EreaaFve Tv-
teufu or sand 1851 district. Marshall
county. VIII hold meeting tomorrow
evening in the So. 10 school house. on
hiE wheeling creek a splendid bros
gram viii be rendered consisting Of AL.
dresses and special music. Including a
debate. The question FOR dfaruasIon v.IfI
Do. Resolved. THAT Ore is more destruct-
i've than water
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superintendent naafe. Rnlinn.

shaw KEY has made a ruling that all
special teachers FOR the public schools
shall hold teachers certificates In music
drawing, manual training and domestic
science. Doubtless the new ruling
which has just recently been issued
will cause a number Of the teachers to
take the next examinations on the above
named subjects
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
RAIN NTERFEREo WITH
ATHLETICS At VARSITY


frrclal uienafrf fn the fnfeffrerrer
MORO ANTOWN. W. va. Nav "a
Rain Oh playing havoc with afhIrffra
o. West Virginia. wet grounds having
uoru responsible Tor tho uOafpOra.
menf ~ The chawrI0rahin tennis
meet with the Wesleyan team erhrd
u.ed here thiH afternoon The VISIT
ore remained .n town and will rfsr
fho match on tomorrow n1wfa pf
Wheeling. ard Race. ~ FaIrmrnf viii
represent West NirgInIa bro thr
fOu hice
The final game ln tho fraternity
league af West NIrFuIa was pIagfd
t0rIrhf tho eiFma CHS Defeating Tho
Lfi1. Iu tla championship game % fo
The PLAYING OF Wilson and dor.
fev. % N1uudstIia featured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

NJ. 9 Mckown. Of WoOdsdalc Is
changing the store room OF the building
formally occupied by the United Pure
Food Company store on the National
road at Woodsdale, into a residence.
The hrst hoOr Of the building will be
completely remodeled and put in first
class condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late John Newton Grimes. or West
Alexander who died sunday. will be
noon at % clock Rev W. NJ. Cole
man, pastor Of the United Presbytertan
church. assisted by Rev. n. a. Riddle
OF the West Alexander Presbyterian
church. will Oniciate. Interment will
be In the West Alexander cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

Ross Ritter. Of GreggsViIIc. who was
injured ln a bicycle accident Iart SAT-
urdaN evening and who was rendered
Hncun sciuuss has now rsEuiued cou-
Hciousness Unless some Unforeseen de-
NslgI uents arise the buy will get along
alright However. he viii not be- abfr
Co be out Tor several days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

INC case uf number ~ f.rs. r-.rrH
uhIrh was fn have been hold IHaf oven.
ing before squire CHARLIE e.IIfrf In
Vim Grove. wac post rnr.I uwiuEr tI The
absence RI fhr riHiufH 'n the UHar .Fr
some fwr fnH frrrIErrra ~ EfrI Grow.
have boon having more Or fea. trouble
Among fhtmarIrca Hr Iit fe the intention
ffhr officials Co. stop No. TH. raaH
which FHH postponed w|fI come uu fHIa
evening before Tho squire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
DAVE SAYS

Memorial Day IS just around
the corner You'll want 10 look
YOUR best on that occasion. Come
IN and get that new suit, YOU n 6nd
iuSt what You'll want here. ~heui-
sr it's a Glen Urquhart plaid a
HomesPun, Flannel or Serge
Made with patch pockets AMI
without, some one. two and three
button model coats
Suits priced SIS to $50.
Probably you'll want a neN
Shirt. a Straw Hat BY all means. a
new tie or belt You'll find all
these articles here in a vide var
iety and rightly priced
Weather report: Fair.
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
THE c. 3. KIMBERLY CO.
New National Bank BLDG.


The town officials or Fulton have
given an citizens who do not have. side
walks and curbing. just sixty DAYS iu
which 90 complete the same ~ the
Sidewalks and curbing are not in within
ihat Time the town authorities will
holders expense
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special melting Of the council 81
Fulton viii be held this evening Boz the
hose house. az which time several bust
ness matters 81 Importance Will come
~ Tor consideration. Among these Will
ne the llcense ordinance and the award
luE OF the contract for the collection or
garbage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
DANCING
Every Evening at Belle Isle.


The members Of the Elm Grove Wood
men hdnd met last evening Ia the town
NAH al Elm Grove. where "a rehearsal
for the Moudmcn memorial service TO
be held on sunday. June 10. was held.
On the day OF the memorial service the
members OF the band will appear Ia
their new uniforms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
FRANZHEIM WINS
ATHLETIC HONORS
LOCAL 10Y NAMED CAPrAru OF
LAWHEU CEVLLE FOOT
BALL SQUAD
Has Also BSsn Ro-eleot.d su4n,n,tns,
Oaptain-Won Third Highest

The friends Of Harry q. f,rapzb.ir,
Jr; VIII be pleased 10 heaF Of the ath-
letic success he Is winning at Lawrence
NiHe, New Jersey. Academy. chronicled
ln the school paper. The Lawrence" a.
Iouows Harry g Franzheim. Jr. on
~ hetu ng W. Va. has been elected can
taln Or next years Lawrenceville foot 81
Dali team. Ryan, the former captain
VIII not return. Franzheim has PLAYED
on the team two years Both years ia,
gapsbly hhed the position Of half back
re played hard and consistently All the
ufne. franzheim has also been re-eIect-
ca swimming captain by those who had
won A. least one point during the sea
son. re has been on the team two
yeafs, swimming In both the 90 yard
dash and the relay. Franzheim was the
season" '"e
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seeond Unifor1n n1aminntaon.

The second teachers uniform exam
nation viii he held at West Liberty.
on June and Z. At this time a large
number is expected To take the exam
nation that they may be ready for the
opening of schools IN the fan. Many
teachers prefer TO take the earlier cX.
aminatiOus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
AMERICAN AssocIATIos.

apolis. l.
kee. ?
At indianapolis: indianapolis. 4: ST.
Paul. Q
At Kansas city. Cleveland. 6: Kansas
city. 3. 90 inuingsD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

Nrn Alexander |HNfHr and HH.nHffH.
MIaa Elizabeth Paxton Of kenwD.f Inf.
thc first ~ frr week for New VrrE
Ar and Mrs. H q Gibbs 90 Nunfrra.a.
are visiting relatives nf Wnudlnwn
Mise Elsie Johnson nf f.ffarurrr 81.
Visiting relatives Hf WuudIHur
MIHa EumH Andersen uf Erfrravffff
D. victims friends at IHrtrraburr Gov I.
few days
Lester Campbell OF sand Wu wac o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
EVANSVILLE LOST.

Special Dispatch 10 the IntclliEencer.
ERIE PA, MAY 2f.-Eyansville lost
again today, the locals making "a three
straight. with a score OF ~ TO 8. Hag-
erty was hit often. but he kept them
we'll scattered.
Score; v. H. r..
Erie ..A.....O1O1 OOS2N-l2 - 2
Evansville .....0O1 O01O2- 10 4
Batterfes-Haggerty and McNcfl.
FromhOitz aud Houser
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- Nn case m n number "f furnfrurrH fr
Fulton which vas Co., have been heard
Iasf evening before Mayor Horder. WA
diaiuisse DOWNS fu Che Jack OF FuTirIrrf
evidence Co.. convict
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BLOUNT SUSPENDED.

' YOuNGsTOwN. o.. May 2t.-waEner
cleaned the bases with "A drive over the
fence in the taird. which took the life
out OF Terre Hauto and the Steelmen
won today. to .. Manager Blount has
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been suspended indefinitely for his run
In Sunday with Umpire Daily.
Score HE
Youngstown ...OOfo
Ierre Haute ....0 90 002 5000 q
Hill and Wagner. Madden and Nc
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Two base hits: Zimmerman. !. Schultz
saler = Home run. Schultz. stolen
49, SAFER. Sacriuce hits. Fisher.
~ zimmerman. knisely Bass on balls.
, heney. Pierce. 2. James, I; Crutcher.
struck out Cheney, I. Pierce. 2.
and Orth.