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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
A WONDERFUL
/, new COUNTRY
The IreaSurehouse and Won
deriand Of Eastern America.

A wonderful Railroad through Q won-
derful country such is the exclama-
ton OF surprise and delight with which
visitors view the beauty aud grandeur
trains Of the caroiina clInehsela
x Ohio Railway. This wonderful
new Line has been built at an
enormous expense of time, engineer
ing skill and capital, as q quiek-servioe
short-line, cutting of two DAYS In time
OF freights Between the Central West
and South-East, by direct route
through the Great Appalachian Noun
tain barrier. The dream of our fore
iAthers-a direct route from Cincinnati
70 The Sea"-is at last an accomplished
TACT and in it's accomplishment the Ma
ton has acquired a treasure-house Of
surprising richness in undeveloped
wealth of forests, fields and mines. A
Mineral Paradisel The greatest BODY
OF standing hardwood timber in the
Eastern half Of the Continenti Farm,
stock and orchard lands of surprising
productiyenessi The Hottest mountain
peaksi The deepest canyoni The most
beautiful water falls and picturesque
river gorgesi The grandest sceneryi The
highest attitudes and the most delight
full and inyigorating climate in Eastern
Americai These are but q few of the
suPerlatives with which nature has en-
lowed this hitherto inaccessible region
whose beauties and treasures are now
unlocked by modern transportation IA
cilities.
On July 1. 1915. the passenger and
freight service over the Carolina, Clinch-
field & Ohio Railway was inaugurated
between Elkhorn City, Ky, where con
nection Is made with the Chesapeake
&Ohio Railway, and Spartanburg, S. c.,
where connections are made for all
points In the Southeast. The Line ira
verses Eastern Kentucky, Southwestern
Virginia. Eastern Tennessee, Western
North Carolina and the Piedmont re-
gion OF South Carolina, crossing four
great mountain chains, the Cum berland.
Clnch, Great Smoky and Blue Ridge
which comprise the loftiest section OF
the Appalachian System.
This wonderful new country Is bid
ding for mentor brains, Drawn and
captain terms Of wonderful oppor-
tunity. With unlimited resources OF
forest, soil and mine; with close prox-
Unity to the populous consuming
centers OF the East, South and Central
West; and with its splendid and newly
acquired transportation facilities, this
great new country, the latest and rich
est addition to the wealth Of the
Nation. bids highest for human
enterprise and endeayor. Unfettered
by fixed conditions, this new land
offers almost unlimited opportunities
TO both capital and labor.
Come, see IL for yourself, or write
for descriptive literature including the
scenic, resort, agricultural, horticultu-
raj, stock raising, mining and manufac-
turing features. Address the Informa-
ton Bureau, Carolina, Clinchfield 4
Ohio Railway, johnson City, Tenn
AdV't.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
AT THE VICTORIA.

seven meritorious acts. exclusive
ol the pictures. are the extraordinary
offering TO lovers OF vaudeville AZ tho
Victoria theatre during the second
halt 81 the week beginning with the
matinee performance today. making
IN quantity and quality one of the
biggest show bargains ever offered 10
heeiing amusement seekers.
Al the head % the bin is Rahy
sylvia. the child wonder. whose inn.
porsonatiOns any character changes
are simply remarkable Baby Sylvia
VIII appeal TO all classes. but to the
FEMININE portion Of the house espe.
cially. Keno Walsh and Melrose pre.
sent carload % laughs In what Is
SAID 70 be one OF the most amusing
comedy acts In vaudeville An Ans.
tralian novelty will be the comedy
skating stunts or the Bruins Bros as
Australian aggregation.
\ laughing sketch entitled a Tenn.
perance Town loot" which is ira.
vesty on dry territory. is introduced
by Hundt. Gordon and Morton. a verv
capable trio. Dancourt and Ware
nave screaming number which
q bounds In original and adapted dippv
dope. Bayes and Bayes will DO seen
ana heard IN an eccentric singing and
dancing act Loyell and Lowell will
appear in a novel feature. in which
they will sing favorite songs OF the
past
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
RITZ Is FIRST IN
MOTORCYCLE RACE
FIVE MILES AT WEST
ALEXANDER IN e:4s MINUTES.
Washington, Pa, Riders Also Ptni.h I'm
honey-Insereutng side-cAr
Toature.

As special feature OF the afternoon
AZ the West Alexander Fair. r. T. NIL
son and Bob newell. both Of washing
toli. IA gave an exhibition with their
motorcycles and sidecar httachm.nts
E-SSh carried passenger ana rode three
mics, their time Tor the tnree mile be-
INK 1."s. The udrroWuesS OF I'M. r.cs
course and the sharp curves maze 81
IRENE speed very dangerous. but each
rider handled his machine in "A remark-
able manner. No prize was Offered Tor
this event i''
me interesting event OF the afternoon
was the hNe-mlle motorcycle race FIv.,
riders entered this aud a. handsor,s
prizes were Offered. tho patrons 81 IN.
tair were treated 20 something thrfII-
ing ~ tho way Of speed. OTTO I.ttz. VINO
won last year s race, captured nrst mon
ey. kitz took the lead at the start and
was never headed. Al the end Of tbs
thlrd mile he had gained fuiI lap
The three riders that finished in the
money were as follows:
otto Ritz. Wheeling. riding an I.xrst-
sior, hrHt. Time D as
Robert Newell. Washington "a H.r-
ley-laVidsou. second.
X. u. tumminz. Washington IA H.
ley Davidson, third
starter. Earl Braunlich.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
MOTORCYCLE RACE
Featured Lawn Pete Held Last Mint
~ Volunteer Pirsmsn of
Warwood.

An enjoyable time was had at the
tiremens lawn fete held last night al
the corner % Fifth street and Richmond
avenue Wsrwood. Fully five hundred
attended and a large sum was realized
from the fete. The feature % the even
luE was the motorcycle race from Fifth
10 IWenty-nfth streets and return
The race was won by Glenn. on an
Indian. lie made good time. IL being
min. q 3-s seconds Packard. on auoth-
or Indian. was second. finishing one and
oue-fifth seconds behind Glenn. Third
place vent 60 Jordan. with the lime 0f
four minutes and fourteen seconds
Gloves. on an Indian. took last place IN
ishinE in five minutes and 81 rs sec
ouda
The race vas an exciting ono and the
whole length Of the course was lined
With SPECTATORS The race course was
fully two miles and a half boz length.
The affair Will be repeated tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
ASSIGN WORKERS
FOR BABY'S DAY
SIXTEEN KINGS DAUGHTERS. CIR.
Giles WILL HAVE CHARGE.
Rivalry Exists As TO Which Can Raise
the Most Funds for Benefit
OF Day Nursery.

Al a recent meeting OF the finance
committee OF the board OF managers
OF the Kings Daughters Day Nursery
arrangements were about completed
Tor the big sale to be held Saturday.
September {. The sixteen circles of
the city have been assigned TO differ
ent districts and each circle will an
point their own staff OF workers. This
viii arouse a friendly rivalry and each
circle confidently expects their sales
TO make the largest returns
The following circles will assist IN
making the sale OF rattles on "Babys
Day the most successful affair ever
undertaken for the benefit OF this most
worthy institution:
Both sides of Market street-Tenth
street 20 north side of Twelfth street.
Thomson circle. Thomson Jr, circle.
Both side OF Market street-south
side Of Twelfth street TO Market street
bridge, Fourth Street circle, Warwood
circle.
Chapline street-Twenty-thir %
Caldwell's Run. whatsoever circle.
Both sides of Market street-south
side Of Bridge including Centre Mar
ket. Second Presbyterian circle.
Both sides OF Eoff-Thirty.third
street on south, Third Presbyterian
circle.
Water street-Pennsylyan station
TO Fourteenth inclusive. Second u. p.
circle.
Both sides of Jacob-Thirty.thir
street on south, Third Presbyterian
circle.
Both sides of Eleventh To
Sixteenth streets inclusive, Vance
Memorial circle. Agnes Lee circle.
Bon side OF Main street-Tenth
street to Eleventh street inclusive, ST.
James circle.
lsland-st Luke's circle, st. Mat
thew's circle.
Fifteenth and Eoff streets-Woods-
dale and Woodlawn. First 4. r. circle
Delta McLauren circle.
Both sides OF Main street-Eleventh
street TO bridge. First Presbyterian
circle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
FINE RACING
Featured the Third Day OF the Fairmont
fair-Great Gard Arranged
Tor To-day.
Special Dispatch 70 The In,cilireneer

Special Dispatch 10 the Intclligencer
FAlRMONT. W. Va AUG 25-The
second DAYS racing Of the Fairmont fair
fsstured the third day Of the big fall
FESTIVAL here and IVES witnessed by a
crowd Of many thousands EAceptional-
~ me racing resulted from = fast track
so so 'ooi weather. In several events tho
Sope W. used and rank outsiders won
from the faNoritcs.
The races OF Tuesday. postponed be-
% ass or the rain were completed with
declared finished With the two heats OF
tuesday standing. in which Elsie : was
.i 81 lerIA. second. ". n. g. third and
Mr.. Dcarie fourth.
The card tomorrow includes three har-
49, Iha one running event Tomor-
row VIII BE- fairmont dav and IN. larg-
est crowd Of the week is anticipatsd
me summaries today were as follows:
a. fiTst race. 2:2S stake trot. Purse
ian =: b m. by Jay MoGregof
Lore Talbot, b. $. by LORD Rob
Major stout. b n. by Nutwood '
Wilkes tStoutD .......-. >
Marvellous Sheet b. m. BY Main
sheet brown ........-.. 4 z
inc %.l6ls z:16A. 2.I4a.
Second race geo trot. ..urs. ss0o
Two heats Tuesday
ssntel b. <. by 4 nKnown
Bingsfian. b. x. by Hin.
gen Carlow ......... Z Z . 2
Lord Sweet Apple. b h..
TONY o. L %yC., k0b,5Ss ls'op1 ?
Gov. ANworthy OFin-
Captain Denny. b. h. by
Major Higginson( t'lem-
Eva l.. en- m. b. Has
unEs lNis"man s....... 3 L ro
sweet Margaret. b M. BY
Lumbro tfenno, p..... o q q m
BeN cTly ANworthy. s m.
D. Bunker AAworthy
Nancy Trooper. b. m. by
the imitatur tiit,rJ DR.
time -.l''4; 2.2-'4. 2.lSA. 2.lSl. :
Thlrd race. 2.2c state pace Purse
TG2neke. b. &. BY Unknown tCoI-
Uneeds raic6ien. Blk M. by j. !
fatcheu tkiuneyD .........a .
Basil Duke, b. x Dy WoodboWer
Turns MiseglanJ boz. ......... {
Direct Bell. blk. x by Ming
Direct tJohnsoul ............. 3
Time 2.li1 each heat
Fourth race. z.ls trOt. Purse $500
Fanny Berkshire. b. M. b.
Berkshire Chimes tRouschb
Sweetheart. b. IN. b. Hydro
gen tkarnsb .............
Colonel Riser. b. s. b. Early
Riser tBrennanl ......... o
Carnution b M. BY Unknown
RosSiie. b a.. BY sidney
Prince (Reavesl .......-.. 3 1ro
Barrilla. b. s.. by Bertha
Time g'isl. 2:Ist. 2.i6I: aisi. U"
f1fth race. To beat 2.8U trottinE
Lord Gay. Tolbert. CHooth). Time
era
sixth race 2.14 pace purse $500.
Pic. D.. M by SilkWoud
And.rsonj ........,.... IIS /
ca sr5s 5 S'' $'i ;, COP, Ray, SO! &
Garter. r. M. rs Blue Point
tBousch, ..--....-......, &
Time t.tla E.l1L 2.i2i e.11A.
Seventh race. running d furlOngs
hiug Stniwart tIFrur first
sun kist IgaruerI second
Second Erlarus Myers thtrd
Lawsuit tJurdonI and strumu tCon-
leYl also ran.
Disqualified and stromo set third.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
ASSAULT VICTIM
CANNOT SURVIVE
STATE PRISON PHYSICIANS GIVE
OUT oIscoURAoINe REPORT
ABOUT MIDDIES.
I've Termer Stabbed Tuesday Nioht
BY Fellow Prisoner. In Critical
Condition.

FROM the state prison this morning.
~ was learned that Andrew Middles.
lie termer stabbed Tuesday night.
could hardly survive the wounds more
than few hours. Or. Ashworth. The
prison physician. is doing everything
he can 10 relieve the man bur n Is
feared that his efforts will avail notn.
ing
Midtle's assailant is a ten-year man
from Fayette county Just wnat
caused the sta5bing has not been
made clear. In the event that Middle s
dies charge Of trst degree murder
VIII pc placed against the convict VINO
stabbed him. The wound was inrict.
ed with a large butcher knife. II "a
s'-id' and took effect In the abdomen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
LOCAL GOLFER
Julius POLLOCK Paired win Lee " NAL
vel IN national Amateur Golf
Tournament

fu rel telegram from N.v York yes-
ffriHf. No. wac learned that .n tho drauv-
ing for The national amateur rhampion-
.hlp tournament which begins on The
Inks Hf fnf Country club rf rrfrrff
raturdnf morning Mr. Julius Pollock Of
ihla CIV. three time winner of the West
paired with Lee W Maxwell I'D essrs.
dale
There are many entrants on the tour
.Hfh'ni lf Do generally expected that
the champion ship fight Will rarr.g,
DOWN hriwcsn lravcrH Ouimef ana chick
Evans OF Chicago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
FAIR BOOSTERS"
10 Assemble al Board OF Trade This
Morning TO Make Trip to West
Alexander Today.

rams were partially completed last
night Tor the West Virginia State fair
boosters" TO attsnd the West Alex.
amer tair today. The delegation will
DC headed by Col. George w Int
About dozen boosters" will make
the trip in autos.
Secretary II. h Naylor of the Board
OF Trade said last night that ali VINO
wish TO 20 are expected to meet AZ the
BOARD 5 rooms as early as possible
inns morning to quickly complete
plans for the excursion. The "boos.
ters viii likely send up a number of
advertising balloons along the route
III returning. while some Of the mem.
otrs VIII make brief addresses TO the
crowd az West Alexander. advertising
me big coming attraction, the Yves.
Virginia State fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
SMOKES RETURN
Ball Tosssrs That Have Rsprsssn,.s
Wheoling In Central This esason
Are IN Town Tor rev Davs

Having finished the Central f..g..
season T Tuesday the -fnrIr.. nr u.N.f q.
IeIf ~ Them blew Iufl fHr rIfr ,r-t.r
DAY. The squad hna now feiu.If.r 81
rifhf ulHNfrH who are. Anderson N......
lfHr. Manager Reilly. MIfHrlu Morton
John son and MeI.frr Na.fr ~. r
.'r nir home M IHrkrralIrr anal Mao.
con has gone fI hI" homo nj rarfI4rf
Tho team viii remain rar. Cad. . ......
nr ten dave. during which fIn. fI.. SIT
IHy fNNIN.L ."u EHuN. Hf IaI.l.af...r..
ono HinfFfIIIr. TIDE. viii probable, f.U.
for these rrura '
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
JoHrsoH WON IT.

CHICAGO. Aug. 25-waIter johnson
came TO Gallia's assistance today. re-
placed the latter on the mound when he
began 10 waver in the thirteenth and az
yer holding the locals safe started a rail-
" In the fourteenth inning which gave
washington a to victory over Chtca-
60. IL was the third consecutive extra
inning game played by Chicago. the 9TH
er Two going IL and 10 innings. John
son singled In the fourteenth after one
out. and reached second when Eddie
Collins held Moellers grounder. the lat
ter being credited with a hit Foster
singled and Moeller and Foster scored,
chnching the game. Score:
r. n. r
Wash 1900 1OOOOOOOs-5 ~ :
Chicago O0fO0 100000 OOO-4 10 3
Batteries. Gallia. johnson and Henry
Cicotte. Scott, Faber. Benz and Daley.
Two base hits. Gandil. Gallia Three
base hit: Foster. Stolen bases. Mailan .
Sandill. Murphy. Sacrifice hits. Acosta.
Shanks. Mcbride. }. collins. Bases on
balls Off Cicotte. 2. Gallia ? Benz l.
struck out. by Cicotte 1; Scott l.. Gal
Tia 5; Faber 3. Benz I. Johnson g. I'm
pires. Dinecn and Naliin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26

Time. sIIAi g.IiL 2i2i. s.11a.
Seventh race. running d furlongs
hing Stniwart tbrrm1 first
sun kist tGaruerI second
Second Irlarus Myers third
Lawsuit tJurdonI and StrUmu tCon-
leyJ also ran.
Disqualified and stromo set third.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
TWO FAST GAMES
Island Athletic Club Plays Home club
saturday Ana out-the-Piks Team
sunday.

The Island Athletic club has arranged
two strong games for SATURDAY. and sIlu-
DAY. that promise 10 hc fast and nrrif-
lnE. ON saturday they Will pIav che
Home club az the Forfy-aeverfh sfr..f
grounds and On rIndfr they VIII mood
The Patterson grove team I'D uaf.
tcr-0u. For the Island rlrba lafur.
day game. Malluy and Woods viii al fra
heavy work and sunday D Mamie, 4rr
Weddell viii be on the mound
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
IrDIAHs LOSE ONE.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 25.-New York
punched five OF its six hits and de-
fcated Cleveland, J to 2. Cleveland had
the bases hlled IN the ninth with only
one out. but scored only one run. Score
Cleveland ...... 10000 OO1-2 3
New York ...... 700 I 2 eos o
Batterise: klepfer. Jones and O'Neill
Fisher and Alexander.
Two base hits: Smith, High. Cook
Three base hit. Nunamakor Sacrifice
fly: Chapman. Stolen base: Nunamaker.
Bases on balls: Jones 1 : Fisher !. struck
out: Jones 1; Fisher 3. F1rst on errors
New York l. Jmpires: Connolly and
Wallace
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
FREE DANCING
Al Belle Isle Pavilion Every Night
UntI late Fail.

when Mrs Maud Spooner- Becker
and Mr Becker gave up the Belle Isle
pavilion there was report circulated
that there would be- no more dancing
there This year The Belle Isle com
pany wishes to announce that dancing
will be- boo force every night as hereto
fore with n new feature added From
until p O'Clock there will be- no
charge for dancing Admission to the
pavilion is free Come early and en-
joy the music and fresh air Meistera
orchestra viii be on hand Monday and
Thursday night Of each week with
tho snappiest music 20 be had other
orChestras will be- engaged FOR an
nights eXceIr those mentioned above
10 has always been the custom Of tho
management 20 spare no expense for
the comfort % De- guests They want
% known that the public 10 welcome
even N they DO not dance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
MOOSEHEART CLUB
VIII be Formed at Meeting Sunday
10 attend Next Convention Of
order Of Moose.

Members Of Wheeling Lodge. No.
'r LOYAL Order Of Moose. are forming
Mooscheart club which will reure.
sent the local lodge at the next an.
nual convention az the order. 10 be-
h'ld at Moosehcart lll. the national
home Of the Moose
y meeting will bo held Sunday AZ.
t"rnoon. Boz Wheeling lodge hcsdousr.
ters. Egcrtor building. ar which tho
club will b. tentatively Organized M
lr expected That -HU members will a..
l'nd rho convention. which will be-
held .n August 1916
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
ALL STARS WIN
raks Rose Hiu Dodgsrs Into Cam ~
Score % ~ 20 4

Tho Gravel lUu All stars vssfsrf4..
dictated The Rose 1911 Dodgers bv tba
score n u 90 D. The excellent vrrl
Nl PITCHER Ransom Hf the zIara u.4-
pfinC iraIlv eeponaIhIe fnr the drfaaf IA
the Dodgers
Iho farra lineup vas a. follows. Lee
g. manson. o.. hIbcrfa aa. MnIrurv Ib.
Iunfee. %. Paul Ransom 90. Wfra rr'
---.--- IL M----r md LL-- -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
CAR HITS MAN
Robert Kemp Of Wellsbura 10 Struck
BY Pan Handle Traction Car.

Robert Kemp. well known man OF
Wellsburg. was hit by a Pan Handle
street car yesterday afternoon about
$50 o'clock aud was badly bruised
about the neck Ills injuries. although
painful, are not thought 10 be serious.
Kemp had just taken a drink Al A
spring at the corner OF 9th and Com.
merce streets. and had started 10
walk the tracks north. The car was
coming from the south, and Kemp is
said to have not heard its approach
lie was carried to Dr. S. r. Baer's'
oihce where medical aid was given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
LARKiN DAY

Quite a number were present AZ
wheeling park yesterday az tho an.
nual Observance Of Larkin Dav. wbtrb
was postponed from Tuesday on a..
count Of rain An interesting pro.
cram vas rendered CONSISTING Of am.
letic events. Many cash prize. were
awarded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
A FREEZE OUT

An EFFORT was uade 90 stage a
wrestling bout ln BeIlaire last night
between Hun Butler. ~ this CITY and
70 kindciberger. o. Bellaire. IN the
Turner ball When the time came 90
call time. the place Was 30 fun o.
emptiness that % was decided 20 call
The thing on o. 81 claimed that only
Two admissions we're paid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
ATHLETICS Drop ONE

ST. LOUIS. Aug. IA single by La
van in the eighth inning today scored
two runs which gave -. Louis a vic
r. II. Z
Philadelphia -. 02OOOOO-S 2
st. Louis $500. -
Batteries: Majors and McAvoy. Well
man and SEVERED.
Sacrifice hits: Crane Welsh Jacobson.
Bases on balls: off Nabors Z: Meilman
3. Struck out. by Majors /, Weilrnan s.
L mpires. Chill and Evans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE
FEDERAL LEAGUE

o, making six consecutive victories A
pass TO Fitzpatrick. Evers' hit, Phelan's
error on Williams throw and MaEee's
single, at the outset OF the game,
counted the only tallies Score:
thicago ........ 100000 90
Boston ........ 100000 s /
batteries; Vaughn and Brnesnahan /.
Rudolph and Gowdy.
Two base hits. Smith. William. Gowdy,
SAFER. Sacrifice hit: Snodgrass Bases
on balls; Vaughn 2; Rudolph ?. Struck
out; vaughn 8; Rudolph 1. Umpires:
Byron and Eason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Harrisburg (First game)-R. II. T..
Buffalo ....... 00O2OO OOl-3 1
Harris burg -. 100000 0O-2 II 4
Beebe and Onslow: Schacht and Heck
niger.
Second game)- n. IL. Il.
huttalo ........ 30 q o 0-5
harrisburg 49,. OOOO2 lOOO-3 2
Cav and Onslow: Chabek. Goodbresd
and Heckinger.
Al Richmond (First gamel-R. n. f.
hichmond ..... 10000 lOO0-i 4
Rochester 900. ! 10000 o
Palmero and William; Russell and
Sweeney.
(second camel r. II. Z.
Rochester 80. O0OO21OOO-3 3
Richmond ..... OO04 81 3
Holke, Herche and Williams; Norris
settle and Schaufele.
At Providence: Providence Mon treal
game scheduled for today was played in
doublcheader yesterday
Al Jersey city: Jersey City-Toronto
game postponed TO later date
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
PrroHED NO NIT CANE

WllsN rs BARRE. ra.. Aug Ill
ern Megere pitched r. n1.f.f vau,. b..
ehy for Wtlkea-Barro against AIIarv b,
nut me visitors F.. fn o. DnIv rr. 49,
2 rnfd fr.I base fir drew % rn.a .r.f
fpt To- tnlrd ou a. sacrifice and .ar ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
As1EHIcAN ASSOCIATION.

Al Milwaukee-Columbus = Milwau-
kee 3, (first game). Milwaukee 6. Co
lumbus o. (second game).
At Kansas City-kansas City 8; Cleve-
land Q, (first camel. Cleveland 8: KAN
sas city I. (second gamer.
At ST Paul-Indianap 2; St Paul
/, tfirst gameD; 81. Paul 4. indianapolis
2 tsecond camel.
AZ Minneapolis-Minneapolis ,: Louis
willie ?.
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Two base hits: williams. Schneider.
Ludcrus. Home runs: Alexander. era
vRth. Luderus. stolen bases; Wagner,
Niehon bancroft. Sacrifice hits; Her
FOG. raAkert Rases balls. on
Schneider. !: Alexander. 3 struck out.
Hy schneider. !: Lear. /. Cochran. l;
Alexander. 5. Umpires; Rigler and
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second Game.

CINCINNATI oool2o 49, 10 ,
philadelphia o 90 % ? 90 IS
Batteries Mckenry. Schneider and
Clarke: Demarce. RiNey and Burns.
Two base hit. stock. Three base hit:
Cravath. Sacrifice hits; Mckenry.
Paskert. Bases on balls: on Mckenry.
/ on Schneider. I, OF Demarce 3.
Struck out. by Mckenry. 4. Schneider.
4: Demaree. s; RiNey, 1. Umpires
Rlglcr and CockIlL
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Two base hits: Scott, Cobb. Sacrifice
hits: Barry. Stanage Hooper Bases on
balls: Ruth 3. James 4: Iseouard /: Bo-
land 1. Struck out. Ruth 8: James ::
Gland 3; Cmpires. OLoughlin and
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DETROIT. AUG. 25-A double BY
Scott % the scoreboard In the thirteenth
inninE today. gave Boston another thrill
lnE victory over Detroit. The score Was
2 10 J. knstun's defense which was al
most a. remarkable A. yesterday. was
- much responsible for the victory a.
va ccuILs t-melN hit srnra.