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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-04-01
o TOWNSHIP

Some one ought to offer a reward
for the discovery Of spring.
We have had six floods already and
they all seem to be twins.
Pat Laddusaw is going to the San
Francisco exposition through the Pana-
ma canal. II Pat gets through it is
big enough for any sea fighter.
Ray Pease has hired out to Mr..
Bogenrief.
A. j. Messerschmidt has the largest
hog ever raised here. There is no way
of finding out what his live weight is
as he is SO long that he can't get room
to stand on the hay scale. but he prob
ably weighs as much as all the hogs
Fred Mailey brought in.
Ed Jermstad took a trip down to Ne
braska on business and while he was
gone his neighbors thought he went
down to-oh. well everybody knows
what they thought, but Ed says, mot
this. time anyway"
Saves money, always satisfies. Par.
eel Post Coffee. Ellis-Hall Co., Brook
ings.
Charley Champ. operator at the
Junction. says he intends TO build a
house here to live in. He has livad
several years in . box Cal.
Ole Asiakson the new justice of the
peace. OFFERS to marry the 1.St couple
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day looking after his interests at the
farm.
The regular meeting of Prosperity
Grange took place last Thursday night.
Messrs. l. s. Inhoff and Elmer
Frazier made a business trip to Brook
ings Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Harges and chill
dren Reuben and Gladys Of White
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. L.. Swihart.
Saves money, always satisfies. Par
eel Post Coffee. Ellis-Hall Co., Brook
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Duff and daugh-
ter were guests of MI. and Mrs. How
ard Simmons of Sherman, Sunday.
Clark Martin of Bookings, was call
ing on patrons here this week, in the
capacity of Watkins agent.
Miss Gertrude Stedman of Brook
ings, is visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. A. S. Mcknight and family.
Misses Helen Sparenborg, Jennie
Gile, Florence Atkinson, Rebecca In
hoff and Messrs. Frank Gile and
Berus Comp, are participants in the
recital gives tonight (Tuesday) at the
White opera house, all being music
pupil. of Mrs. S. A. Smith.
Mrs. r. A. Horning, who underwent
an operation at the Deaconess Hospital
last Tuesday, is rapidly recovering and
is expected home the latter part of the
week. The club of which she is a
member remembered her with flowers
last Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Sam1 Richards of
White, were v Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sanderman.
Henry Smith is improving his farm
by the erection of a hog house and a
corn crib.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Luacs and little
son Linn, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Denhart, of White.
J. w. Lang, who recently purchased
the c. T. Doughty half section has
|. erected a barn and will make his
home at Gus Gleiter's while farming
, and putting up a set of new buildings.
Several of our farmers began har-
rowing last week, but the lowered tenn
perature has caused them to desist.
/, Although the weather is bright and
%spring-like the winds are too chilly to
allow of deep thawing.
!, The first 1915 corn crop harvest is
nearing completion.
r. A. Horning spent the week end
/ with Mrs. Horning at the hospital.
, Miss Edna Coping is making the
| six mile drive between her home in
: Sherman and district No. Is each
morning and evening.
August Papka and bride, who have
been visiting relatives here the past
two weeks, left for their home near
2 Ralph last Friday.
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RicHLAND

Mrs. Mat Wacbter and daughter
Lois, spent Sunday with relatives
south of Elkton.
Mrs. ]. A. Silyander and son Carl
spent Sunday afternoon at Hamilton's
Gus Risch visited over Sunday with
home folks.
Oscar Larson called at the Wachter
home Saturday evening.
Miss Ruth Wilson assisted her
sister. Mrs. Chris Wiese with house
hold duties q few days last week.
Mesdames Risch and Balzer called
on Mrs. Louis Risch Friday afternoon
Saves money. always satisfies. Par
eel Post Coffee. Ellis-Hall Co.. Brook
ings.
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ALTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Duff and little
daughter Fern, were business visitors
in Brookings Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Culver and son
Lee, were guests of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Culver. Of White. last Tues
day.
j. d. Miller and family motored to
Brookings on business last Monday.
The club met with Mrs. Eugene
Francis Of Sherman, Wednesday.
s. L. Swihart made a business trip
to B~rookings Wednesday.
N. 8. Thayer came up from Brook
ings last Wednesday and spent the
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BUSHN ELL

Cassie Melcher was on the sick list
last week and was unable to attend
school.
Mrs. Mat Wachter was visiting
friends at White for a few days last
week.
Mrs. Nealy Hanlan was a guest at
the Ralph Smith home last week.
Mrs. Geo. Garrison, who has been
sick with the grip the past two weeks
is better again.
The Busy Bees sewed for Mrs. Vinol
Norton last Wednesday.
Geo. Davis is building an addition
to his house.
Edna Olson has been under the
doctors care the past week.
Mr.. Sedan went to Pipestone last
Thursday, returned home Friday and
Mrs. Sedan who had been visiting
there the past week accompanied him
home.
The Rock Island. freight from the
north was wrecked the other side of
White Thursday. No n was injured.
Mrs. Claude Enright spent a few
days at Brookings last week, visiting
her little brother Francis Schiller, who
had an attack of acute rheumatism.
The little fellow is doing nicely, which
will be good news to his many friends
in this locality.
Saves money, always satisfies. Par
eel Post Coffee. Ellis-Hall Co., Brook.
ings.
At a special election held here, the
proposition to issue bonds for the
erection of a new school building car
ried by a good majority.
Mr.. Billings who has been sick fol
the past few weeks, died Sunday morn,
ing at 4 o'clock. Mr.. Billings was
born in Bradford county, Pennsylvania
August, 1889. When nine years of age
he moved with his parents to Wiscon
sin, from there he enlisted in the army
two and one-half years, belonging tC
the 3rd Wisconsin Light Artillery
There being discharged he came tC
Minnesota. In Kenyon, Goodhue coun
ty, MINI. Mr.. Billings was united in
marriage to Miss Phoebe Harris. From
there Mr.. and Mrs. Billings moved t.
South Dakota. Mr.. Billings departed
this life March %, 1915. He is sur
vived by his wife, four daughters, one
son and one sister, Mrs. Billings Bush
nell, Mrs. Stephens of Marshall, MINI.
Mrs. Van Dyke, Coon Rapids, Iowa
Mrs. Davis, Brookings, S. D., Birdie
Billings, Bushnell, S. D., Roy Billings
Lynd, MINI. Catlin of Pierre Island
Mimi. At the age of Is Mr.. Billings
united with the Methodist Episcopa
church in Minnesota, of which he wa
a faithful member till the time of hi
departure. Funeral services were hell
at the church Tuesday and intermen
at the Brookings cemetery. The fam
lily has the sympathy of a host o
friends in this community in their sal
I bereavement.
Easter services will be held il
Bushnell Wesleyan church Sundat
morning at 1920, April A. Specia
music by chorus choir. Sermon sui
ject, Death Swallowed in Victory"
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Bushnell. They came up to take in
the graduating exercises of the aggie
class. Mrs. Ellis being a sister of
two of the graduates, Marvin and
Myrtle Keck.
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MI. and Mrs. Will Stamp spent Sun
day evening at Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hamilton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Risch and chill
dren spent Friday evening at Charley
Crockett's.
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VARSITY WINS


Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
BUCkHANNON. W. Va. june e.
West Nirginia University. today. won
the score s 20 3. This makes the second
leytn boys this week. The game was
fast throughout. both teams playing
good ball
Wesleyan did not score until the last
inning. West Virginia scored first in
the second inning. Fiddler hit 60 left.
and took second when mane raifeo
TO cover the bag ON Singleton = throw.
simon POPPED 10 StanshurN. VINO dOu-
bled StOops at first. Ayers was walked.
Finn hit TO right FOR two bases. scor-
ing both fiddlcr and Ayers. After this
S~tauzbury frightened 80 ana p.tcncu
alright ball until the ninth. After
Ayers had flied TO left. Finn hit to
leTt for hts second tWO-base hist of the
game. Morrow walked. Hcrsey flied
to right. Shumaker booted Leather
woods ErOunder and Finn scored. Full
ton hit to right. scoring Leuthcrwood
and Hersey. Fulton scored on Shu-
maker error. Fiddler was forced out
at second.
WesIeyan's runs came In the ninth.
Singleton went 10 first. took second on
Herseys error. Morrow fumbied Sau-
makers ~grOunder. Singleton scored on
Daniels hit to first base. Shumsker
and Daniels both scored on Kellisou's
nit to left field. The same teams Will
play again tomorrow afternoon So Fair
mont.
The score
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Nespo singled to center. scring Wetzei.
Reilly singled TO right. scoring Nespo
and taking second on the throw-in. Neis-
ter hit a fly to- Kelley In right who
dropped the ball and Reilly scored. Sis
son singled over third. scoring Meister.
Schceren threw TO third. and Sisson took
second. Hunter singled 60 short. Sisson
going 20 third. Blunt threw home to
stop SissOn and Hunter TOOK second.
Duffy was retired end Cray called 10 tho
rescue. Imlauf WAS unable to assist.
hitting en- easy grounded TO Gray. who
end d the agony by tossing TO Thomp-
son ia Wee the greatest Embarrassing
finish ever seen In this city. The field
ms feature Of h game was Meister's
catch % Duffy's lens Nv against the
center field fence. The fielder ran 10
the wall and picked the ball Off with his
glove hand.
Manager Shriver. Of wheeling. prom
tses a reorganization or his club. Hun
Ter goes 20 FIRST base Tomorrow N
keene viii be on the bench.
ShrtVer may effect a trade for Pitcher
Shelter. % The Steelmen. who quit the
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~ NNA 80 W AtNAlUkH
Fort Wayne at Terre Haute.
orand RAPIDS at Evansville.
Special Dispatch 20 the Inteiligcncer.
YOUNGSTOWN, o. June ~44onuEs-
town defeated Wheeling in the last game
OF The series to-day. = TO ;, but not until
tionsi batting rallies ever seen in this
city In the ninth. The visitors gained
eight hits, two Of them doubles. and
seven OF the hits and all OF the runs
came after two were out. The visitors
opened the scoring In the first inning.
when ODay drew n pass and went 10
third on \ single 90 center when BGount
booted the ball. Reilly hit a long ny TO
YOUNGSTOWN forged ahead In the second.
wagner walked. McCauIey beat out an
infield hit. Thompson sacrificed perfect
~. Schecren farned. but Kelly pokcd
out a single throUgh second. scoring
wayne and McCsuley. Another run
was added Ia the third on a pass 10
stanley. who later stole second. Biount
fted out to right. Siglin famed and
Waencr singled to center scoring stan
Icy. wagner was caught trying TO steal.
Whecling ives unable 10 hit Duffy's Of
ferlngs effectively. until the ninth. The
visitors got one nit in The second and
one In the seventh. Youngstown added
th-ee runs In the firth one OF which was A
gift from johnson. Kelley was walked.
Dulfy sacrificed. Stanley. Blount aud
Stglin were walked. forcing Kelley home.
After Sigiin was passed Johnson was
derricked IN favor OF Wctzel. Wagner
MT a sacrifice Fly TO middle scoring
STANLEY. McCauley hit a grounded 10
NesPo. who booted In an attempt 20
catch Siglin at second. and Blount
scored. Umiauf threw to Marun. but
the throw was late and the catcher peg
ged TO Reilly. catching SiRlin. who went
to third ON the throw home. Another
trio OF tallics came In the sixth. when
Thompson opened with q double 10 fhe
left field fence. Schecren walked. KeI-
ley flew out to Martin. but Duffy hit the
sphere over the left field fence for a
homer.
a Great Rally.
The ninth OpenCd with the visitors ap-
pareutly hopciessiy beaten. Sisson sin
Eled to left. Hunter who took kecnc's
place at first In the eighth. famed. TIM
lauf grounded out. McAuiey % Thomp-
son. Then then fireworks cut loose.
Martin doubled 90 right center. WetzcI
doubled 20 center. scoring Martin. O'Day
singled ever first. Wotzei going 90 third
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is RELEASED
Tim Hurst, Veteran Major I.arn.
Umpire. Let Out BY Supreme Man
ager and IL signed by
Angel league

louisville. Pa, June Tim
hurst Tor 30 years a major league base
bail umpire, died suddenly at the home
~ John ToOle, Of M~incrsville.
non ne was % years old. Hurst was
one OF the best known sporting charac-
teIS m the country. He entered the
baseball game In one Of the cities Of
the southern league 30 years ago when
y, was "a spectator At a game. which
80 20 decide the remnant The regular
umpire quit under fire and Hurst vol
unteered 20 take his place. In the hnal
.tnlink ne called q home player OUT az
the plate with what would have been
me tleing run. AZ the same time draw
ing q pistol Not n move was made to-
ward MIN. a week later he was called
10 umpire In the National league.
IN MS younger days Hurst was an
aii around athlete and a star sprfntsr.
estate business In Far R~ockaway. Ny
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CANOE RACE
n. Q. Friedrich. LEGAL Sporting Goods
NAN, - Planning Big water Event
for Early July.

Herman Friedrich. the local Sporting
goods man and recognized as one III
wheeling lcading sportsmen, is plan
ming "a canoe race hat will be held
some time during the first OF Jufv
most likely on the fth or 5th. Mr.. Fried
rtch's plans 90 have the competitors race
from the old Terminal bridge TO tho
Wharf boat. A. a prize for this. The
tlrst canoe race that has been staged in
wheeling for a number or years. n Zinc
birch bark canoe will b. given. Each
canoe entered IN the event will be man
ned b. two men.
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4. Louis ......3OOOOOOOO 5
lhlladnImhla ~ a 2 Al L = q
o MUCH COBB.

NEW YORK June 4-Detroit's Cobb
crawford combination proved too much
Tor New York and tae Yankees were
Cobbs triple scored Vita and Crawford's
single scored Cobb In the ninth Cobb
SUI nome Score; r. II. r..
batteries: Dubuc and Mckee. Caldw ell.
Pteh and Sweeney Two baa.
nit: Matsel. Three base hit: Cobb.
stolen bsses: Cook. Cobb. ?. Sacrifice
MT: Mckee. Base OF balls: OFF Cald-
caldwell 3: by Dubuc. >. Umpires.
Oloughlin and Htldebrand.
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AT ELM GROVE
Hi1way BASEBALL Tossers WIN Gross
sets win out ire Pie AEgreEa-
don This Afternoon-

The Midway a. CO will ~ to Elm
Grove this Afternoon where they will
meet fhr strong Patterson and Efm
Grove baseball team 81 q O'Clock Tho
Midway hnNc been UInVInr q rorf arff.
.NIN OF haN amd have won a majority Of
their games Tho r. D. 81 bows have
aIao been .rla1iug some fast hafi and
have f0as but one contest rIfhrr rrr.
nolie Toward or Rad VIII DO the uffrh.
ina pnd r. Miller will catch The Mid.
WY h1NT are requested f1 catch The Fl
obi CLOCK Ger from HeTw00d. 70 miller Ia
70 Iursfed 20 call 3a-ft Elm Grove on the
Sell. this morning
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CINCINNATI LOST.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. June 4@Cincinnati
was beaten after the first inning scure
had beer hung w to-day. but the final
count OF 8 to / for the locals was added
by three tailics IN the third. which fol-
lowed Wingo's Wild throw to center. on
which Higgins came home. Score:
II. IT =.
Cincinnati .....0oO01OOOO- 7 B
st. Louis ...2O3OO1OOs- 10 -
Batteries: Douglas. Toney and WinEo.
Gr!ner and Snyder. stolen bases: Hug
gins. Bcscher. Two base hit: Griffin.
Sacrifice hits. HerzoE. Bescher. Long.
Dola Wingo. Base on balls: OFT Doug
las. 2. Off Griner. 3. Struck out: by
Douglas. 8; by Griner. 3. Empires: By
ron and Orth.
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local club to-day. because OF dissatisfac-
tion. He has been suspended. BIount
and Shriver held n conference before the
StoEtes left for Erie tonight. but the
local pilot declared nothing had been ac-
complished. Shriver ~ said to have Of
fered a pitcher or an infielder for Sshet-
tier. but Blount refused when he could
not get Metzel. The magnates refused
TO state which Finger Wheeling offered
for Shelter. Dayton and Erie have also
put In a bid. Shelter IN n local resident
and II thought TO be considering an offer
to play with a team representing a local
industrial plant. II - said he cannot
a berth with this club. unless he
gets his relenae from the Stcelmen.
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SENATOR'S SCALP INDIANS.

WASHINGTON. June 4-Wasbtnsto,
to-day defeated Cleveland. the first
western team to play here this season.
wo errors. three singles and a wild
pltch IN the seventh gave the locals -four
runs. Williams walked on every one OF
ms Tour trips 10 the plate. score:
m. n. II. -.
washington ....0 0000t4l- 4
batteries: Stccn and O'Neil: shaw and
fenry. Sacrifice hits: Smith. Wsmbs-
games. Sacrifice Iy: Foster. 2 Stolen
bases Turner. Williams. Base ON balls
OF Steen. ! off shaw. ?. struck our.
By Steen. 3 by shaw. :. Umpircs: chill
and Connolly.
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Two base hlts-F1irn o. singleton
stolen bases HHcracy. vs. Shumatcr.
Daniels
Double ulavs-NorUUw fseatnerwu0d
Hnd simon Ht%auahurN and Morrison.
IH.n on ha1le-0ff s~fluehurF
l.rft nr haree-Weef Virginia Yves
IrNau 4
struck out-by stanabury 9 uy Pull
Ton E
Timf off TAME 80.
mrIrr-Iuruhr.
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ERIE TAKES TWO

ERIE. Pa, une tn two Of the best
games witnessed here this season, Erie
won a double victory over Dayton. the
first BY q score % 4 TO 2 and second
3 10 l. Scores;
Ftrsat Game.
Dayton ...... s9og000oE 2
Batteries-Rowan and Woerth. Al
dredge and Tyre.
Second Game.
Dayton ....... 000011000-2 10 .
Erie .........81OO001IN- NJ 2
Compton and oWerth. HaEgerty and
Tyrce.
Terra Haute-Grand RAPIDS Fame
scheduled for later date.
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BLOOMER GIRLS
WIN Meet pnionvals on the Lattsrss
Grounds Sunday Aftsrnoon-Faat
Dame Promised.

The Dilouvaio baseball team has Sc
cured fnr their sunday attraction 0u the
IfU rark. tIe American Hloumar Girls
Vow these said Hloomer Girls arc some
nfrfHfI players, and have been taking
most ermi-pro teams into camp iu au
easy manner. However. In DN1unralr
They nave "a touEh proposition on fhfIr
lands and tne Same promises TO be "a
hummer The same viii be called
IIumntIl al , n-.---k D M
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WASHINGTON HIGH
WILL PLAY HERE
FAST PENHBYLvANIA TEAM MEETS
WHEELING HToH THIS
AFTERNOON.
Defeated Locals In Previous Game
Last Contest Of Season for Old
0old and Hlus.

This afternoon 90 p 90 o.rfrlE WHab.
infton. Pa. hIrh school HrT Wheeling
LigH VIII Crue. bat. uu thl I.iaur uHr.
IHtH VIII Do fhr Second fine fHIa H.r-
aun Nerr teams have met TNH former
same resulted In n VICTORY for fIr wash.
luRfon i1dF hH che score uf fH . Tra
IernFylNauis boss HHrH a .Irsn slate.
a. they have uut lost q game rrIa .lsr
Hamilton end Parker viii form the
battery fnr fHn Eawr fHIa afternoon. and
- f iH tho IHaf game Hf home the
stulsnte vii practically Hf attend
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TO WEST LIBERTY
T~riadelphia ssmi-Pro. Baseball roassrn
VIII 90 20 Normal Town Thia
Afternoon.

This afternoon the rriaieiphia base
n1u team VIII Eu fr West Liberty
where the Normal team Uf tina rfr~s
VII De met TriHfrIunlH haH one uf
town ana expect fH EIsr the Normal
lads n run fnr their money. The rof0w-
luE PLAYERS ore requested 90 meet ~
u CLOCK today. nue.H. Bennett. Hunter.
MaEnrr Weiss HoufE. Linz. Rero. Rust.
stump MIrFham end Weeks Dc BE- like
lv chat LInalv Burton and McWenrv
viii form thc battery Tor the Normal
team.
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EVAS TAKE GETAWAY

EVANSVILLE. Ind June 4-Enous
Fiunl sent IN two runs today giving
.Evansviile thN deciffnE game 81 the
series over Fort Wayne. two 90 one.
Score.
Evansviis ... 00o2o0oor-a 3 o
.Ft Wayne .... u001OO0UO..I Z
Fromholtz and Hauser. D1nuciiy and
Hcycrs.
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IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.

In a benefit game played yesterday
evening between the Burr A.. c. and
Stlfel team. the Burrs won by the score
OF / 20 o. rhc game was played for
the benefit OF the Fulton Volunteer
IRE department.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
EEDERAI IEAGUF
TTTEErAT1orAG LEAauE.

81 NruHrf- rr0Ffnfnlr D. Nsuarr nI
Nt Toronto M.nfrral-Toron trans
frrrru 90 later date
80 Richmond ITIraf gawar-reraav
CITY Q. Fi.hmOud H
Second ElweI -nI.fuord o.. Irrrrs
80 In"Hrafar HIffafo-u ruoatrrI
game transferred OBJ later date.
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DAVE SAYS

DAVE SAYS:
That $3.50 Kraus-Made Special
holds good for today for all those
who wish to repleniSh their ward
robe with good clothes.
And the nice part Of il is YOU can
Try the garments on right AZ the
store and thus make up your mind
whether you van them.
One disadvantage Of the custom
made suit is that you select your
cloth and then may not like il
when il IS made up.
It's getting around 10 straw hat
weather. too.
And a straw hat and a good blue
serge make a fine combination for
the man or young man who would
be we'll dressed for any occasion.
kraus Bros. have ANYTHING YOU
want If YOU arc a Particular Man.
Weather for today: Fair.
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PUNCHED HITS WITH ERRORS.

PHILADELPHIA. June 4.-PhiladcI-
phla played an up hill game to-day and
defeated ST Louis by punching hits with
errors. 8 to , Malone. formerly 81 Mt.
St Joseph's Academy. Md. who has
been playing under the name OF Rysn.
appeared in the line up under his real
name for the first time. Score.
II. II. l..
81. Louis .....3OOOOOOOO3 5 a
philadelphia ..2O002OOl 2
batteries; Meilman and Agnew: Bush
ana McANoy. Two base hits; &. Walker.
Walsh. Sacrifice hits: Leary. McAVoy
Lapp. Bush. Base on balls: OFF We'll.
man, /. of Bush. J. struck out. IN
Meilmsn. 3; ny Bush. 3. Empires: Nal
lin and Dineen.
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Two base hits. Collins. Gardner
Brief.
stolen bases-E. Collins. Fourier =.
Sacrifice hit-Quinlan.
Base on bslls-Shore I. Scott /.
struck out-ShOre q Scott .
tmpires-Evans and Mullaney.
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GIANTS WON.

ROCHESTER. a. Y. June Tho
New York Giants won an exhibition
rawe from The Rochester f%ntprna-
Ii0nalE here today. 9 % 2 Mathcwsou.
who pitched the fret four innings for
The National lcaEuers. was Ineffective
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The Burr Athletic club issues a chai-
lenge for a game with the Winchester
at Glenlawn sunday afternoon. To ar
n for game call lo35-R on the va
tional phone Saturday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-05

Two base hits: Myers. 2. Sacrifice
Fly: Baird. Stolen bases: Johnston. Ger
Der. Base on balls: OFF Prefer. I: OFF
Cooper. 2: off Councilman. I. Struck out:
BY Pfeffer. 3: By Cooper. 1. Umpires:
KLEIN and Cocknl.
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