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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-01-14
STANTON.

made business trip to our town
last week.
Mr.. T. q. Cole, OF Knowlton,
made a business trip to our town
last Friday.
There has been 80 much rain
this week that no one has gone q
visiting and hence there 10 not
much news this week.
W. II. Elliott, State Secretary
of the Christian church of Ken.
lucky spoke Saturday night and
Sunday at the Christian church.
The writer had the misfortune
TO lose his COW last Saturday. She
had eaten acOrns the day before
which probably caused her death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Barnett
of near Clay City, were visiting
with Lennie Grove this past
week. Lennie is doing fine at
this writing.
Rev. J. 9. Hanley was in Lex.
ington Tuesday and Wednesday
and while there he heard the ia.
nous tenor, Evan Williams, sing
at the Ben Ali.
Mrs. Callie Davis and daugh-
ter returned to her home near
Middletown last week. She has
been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ance Norton.
There was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Black burn on Monday of
this week a fine little girl. Moth.
er and baby are doing well. Mrs.
Black burns mother is with her.
The W. G. T. U. women of
Stanton held an all-day meeting
at the College and Christian
church in the interest of State
wide prohibition Thursday. Two
women speakers from abroad
spoke in the interest of the work.
As this goes to press before Thurs
day the writer will have to wait
till next week to give fuller
account.
The college has been enjoined
from receiving the school money
from the state for teaching. We
cannot understand why any citi-
zen Of Stanton would want to
take such action. Stanton Col
lege is doing II splendid work for
our citizens, our young people
and for the town and for the
whole country around about.
State College men say that our
students who come there TO enter
their University pass the highest
grades, far better than most of
the other schools in the state.
This college is about the only re-
ieeming feature uf Stanton. Ii
is a wonderful blessing tn our
people. Every teacher that teach
es IN this college is Il splendid
Christian man or woman. They
are thoroughly equipped and
trained for their work. Nothing
but the best influences aud en-
yironments are allowed in the
school. The people who are sup
porting this college send in 81, 600
every year To pay the teachers.
The state only pays the small
mart nf what it takes To run this
srhool. We save several thou
sand dollars every year 10y hsv'
in. this college. We would have
90 build high school building
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-04
CITY NEWS.

Baseball Today, 3 p. m.
Two beautiful new pianos, special
price. Cash or time. Piggott, 626 Main.
Order bakery goods early Mon
day. No delivery Monday afternoon
Schouten's Bakery Inc.
The orchestra of the First Chris
tan church school will be rendered n
banquet by the school on Tuesday
evening. July 10.
patriotic program at Rand Park
Monday afternoon. Dr. Newcomb
John e. Craig. G. Lloyd Norman will
speak, Mrs Elmer G. Weismann will
sing.
Order early your Fourth of july
ice cream Phone us. The Rose.
A marriage license was issued
Friday to Charles E. Newman. 90, OF
Ottumwa, and Mrs. Anna Green, a.
of Ottumwa. They were married by
James S. Burrows, justice of the peace
A. w. Collins, electrical contractor
has removed from 1101 Main to 904
Main Phone 344-
Program will begin at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon at Rand Park.
picnic supper following program
Everybody invited, everything free
Just bring your lunch baskets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-04
posroFrIcE ANNOUNCEMENT.

Independence day falling on Sum
day, July 4, 1915, the postoffice will
observe Monday, July 5, 1915. There
will be one early morning collection
in the business district. General de-
livery and carrier windows open from
1900 a. M to IL m. No delivery or
collection on rural routes numbers
one and two. Evening business col.
lection as usual.
E. P. 'McMANUS, P. NJ. 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-04
CITY NEWS.

baseball Today. y. m
Mrs. w. A. Brownell, I'll North
Fifth street. and her niece Eleanor
Loucks, left Saturday for Toledo, sui-
falo and Rochester.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-04
CITY NEWS.

Baseball Today, 3 p. m.
The keokuk public library Will
be closed all day Monday. as it is
legal holiday. The reading room OF
the library will open as usual this
afternoon at the usual hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-04
NOTICE

There will be no issue Of The Daily
Gate City next Monday which is the
official time set for the celebration OF
the Fourth of July. This is following
the usual custom of this Office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
BOOSTERS DAY"
AT LEAGUE PARK
LARGEST CROWD IN HISTORY
OF GROUNDS EXPECTED
THIS AFTERNOON.
Stoales Meet Evansville In What 10
Expected TO be Thrilling Con-
test. Fans Should Turn Out.

To-day is Boosters Day" at League
park and as Il is now the Stogies'
turn to win. let's all be boosters and
attend. The game will be called at
3:i5 o'clock and Matteson will do the
twirling for the Smokes. Now. this
will be the hrst local appearance OF
said Matty since he has been signed
by Pop" and he has been making a
good showing on the road. The dope
can be taken as you like. but it looks
as though the said same Wheeling
should cop OF a victory this after.
noon.
Now by some OF the dope II may
look as though our home team has
been playing rotten ball while on the
road. This Is not true in the whole
While they lost : out OF II games. all
those played. with possibly one excep-
tion, were well played games and
were %anybodys until The last man was
out. Now the local representatives
are a good combination. but they
have been falling down ii one par
ucular. That H. this. When the
pitchers are pitching air tight ball the
boys usually fail TO come across with
the needed hit. and on the other hand
when We are hitting we seldom have
substantial pitching to fall back on.
II we could once get started and get
both the pitchers and batters working
right al the same time. there is moth
Ing 20 II but we would make somebody
climb some to keep In that first divi-
sion.
Owing TO the fact that rainy wealth.
or has interfered considerably with
the playing and the attendance has
been comparatively small on this ac-
count the directors Of the club have
set aside today as boosters dav
They have sold several thousand
tickets and today promises 10 see the
banner event In the matter OF attend.
ance. Why should II not be- Wheel.
ing IL fighting 10 get out Of the cellar
and Evansville Is lighting for the
Lseague leadership. Now II we win
today II will mean hot only that we
are n game nearer the top. but II
VIII mean that Evansville il al least
one game farther down the ladder
The boys are all doing nicely. and
Neale. In right field. r. playing a hang
up game a. he did when playing with
Wesleyan college.
Season tickets will be "a
Boosters day tickets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
ICY" MORGAN
is RELEASED
HAS BEEN UNcoNoITIoNALLY
DROPPED BY NEW OR.
LEANS CLUB.
Martins Ferry Pitcher Has Had Inter
esting Csreer-Use Of Spitbau
Causes Downfall.

The magazine section 81 the pbiis-
delphia Public Ledger of SUNDAY JuIv
IN. carries q most interesting article
on o. Morgan. OF Martins Forry. IN
will DO remembered that Cy was once
one 90 The star tVirlers Of tho vorld.s
famous Athletics tie. along with
Coomba. Plank and Bender. formed
one ~ the NOS renowned pifcbing
7tans In the history Of tho game and
brought many p%ennanta and cham.
p%ionEhiuf fO tho Quaker city In 1870
Do was released By Connie Mack Tho
nrNf season no was drafted by Gin.
CinuafI
Cincinnati then refused to paw tho
purchase price and MORGAN vent to
hane.. t|f. From tho STEADY H.r
Hf fHr .u.fhlII MORGAN arm rayc out
on him. but after "a rest boo returned
f0 form and went fo Denver boz tho
western Association HD pitched
great BALI for that club and f was
fUuI.ff f.If ro would again return fo
fhn OBJ. show Trouble with hia arm
again caused O. wrakonins OF The onpe
U.EhfE arm
AZ the OPENING OF the present ses.
SON Morgan waa with Sew Orleans of
ffe Southern LeaFup fIr worked i1
.'tru rawes. and although virrirf
Three 20 fhcm. was pounded out OF tho
hoN DOB fha remainder He has been
urrnrd'i0nallt released bv tho man.
.wnuf OF fhe New Orleans team h.
cause Do w1s unable to ro the route
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
POOR SCORES In
GOLF TOURNEY

CLEVELAND. o.. July i9-Poorcr
scores were made IN the elimination
round Of the Western Amateur COLI
tournament at the MsyneId Country
club today han have been recorded in
several seasons tiNc out OF eight
players who made ~ were left In tie
running for the qualifying round which
VIII he playcd tomorrow morning. The
low est scores OF the day were two cards
Of 10 made by Jack Neville. Of Oakland,
Ca. and Paul Hunter. Of the Mldlo-
tntan Golf club. Of Chicago.
Chick Evans. minus his favorits
golf clubs. left IN chicago by mtstaks.
made the Caursc in 81. playing with
Eben Byers OF Pittsburgh. Who recorded
a 70. Many scores went 60 100 and some
were higher Dthers who failed 10
solve IN, -iutricacies Of MayueId gave
40 In disgust and threw away their
cards. Among those who failed 10 hand
81 e. card was George a. Balch. OF Cin-
cinnsu. president OF the Western Golf
association.
The siNfy-four left 10 the running
viii play tomorrow morning iu the
qualifying round Their scores OF the
D., holes tomorrow morning will be add
90 O. the scores made Today. the thirty
two love est remaining will play for the
champipnEhip The nrst round IN match
play viii De- staged tomorrow afternoon.
There were l66 starters IN today's
elimination round. twenty two entrants
dropping out since last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
wSTANSBURY HERE
Graduate Manager Of Wesleyan Ath-
leties Spent Yesterday In City
VIII Have Great Team This Fail.

According 10 II. A. stansbury. gradu-
ate manager Of West Virginia Wesley.
an athletics. the Methodists will have
one OF the greatest football teams In
the history OF the college this fall.
Stansbury was here yesterday visitinE
friends attending the baseball Eame
between Wheeling and Evansville. Ha
held a conference with Earl Greasy"
Neale. but nothing was given out a.
70 whether negotiations are on for tho
former Eridiron star 20 return 20 Yves.
.leyan or not.
Stansbury r. practically the only
hackheld nan that VIII be lost this
year through graduation and IL is
thought that Miller. who last season
played ~ sub quarterback. will hold
down that place successfully One OF
tho biggest games on the WESLEYAN
schedule is with the Carlisle Indians
and this game will DO played In wheel.
Ing on October 30.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
TIGERS DOWN ArHLErIcs

IT. iAbli. July lH.-uHru uItIuE
anu the Wildu,ss cot Philadelphia pitch
,IN resulted IN another victory Tor be-
lroit t"dFA, y Co O.. Bush had a perfect
das At bot, with two doubles. . single
anu "a Walk Score.
philadel. UUugIugO6- n %
Detroit .... "a "a D
batteries. Nyckoft. Haas. vs. DAVIS
ana iapp. McASuy Dubu,. Sts,n aud
S~tanaEc
"" base hits Noach. Bush Q. StrunK
,ohh. Thr'" base hits Strunk. stolen
bases Cobb 81. CrHW ford. Struuk. IaIot.
burns. Stanage. Wash. W,ck.ff Sar.
mice Tiles Eurns. laIoit. McA.uN
haSe on bills Iubuc 3 MNckorT -. ".
Davis he"S g. struck uut. bubuc ..
Stc,n D. Nyckoff = Impir,s. Iuna.1
and NaIItn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
DAVE SAYS
An Eight Dollar Palm Beach

.OANE SA1 .
An Eight Dollar Palm Beach
suit, which is Special with
krauS Bros. is popular. lust
now, with the men and Young
men OF this city and vicinity
who would be cooler than the
weather.
And it's a genuine bargain.
too, as well as the one they're
selling for Ten Dollars and the
other cooler
clothes they're selling at IS
per cent of.
Nothing suits KrauS Bros.
better than to give their pat
.ronS something better than
they can get elsewhere.
And this is the elothes-bargain
season, as we'll as the season 20
buy a nice straw hat az Half
OF.
Drop in, they'll show YOU.
Weather for today: Showers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
cHAsrPs oUTBAr REDS

BOSTON. July 1a.-Boston outbatted
Cincinnati today and won Z 20 l.. with
the score tied In the seventh Gowdy
triplsd and came home on Rudolph'a
single. A pass. a bad throw by Wingo.
Schmidts sacrifice and Smiths single
gave the Braves two more runs In the
eighth. Score:
Cincinnati -. O1OOOOOOo-i 6 /
Boston ....... 1ooOOO1gs-4 10 I
Batteries: Toney and Wingo; Rudolph
and Gowdy.
Two base hits Eiilifer. Three base
hits: Moran, Mage. Gowdy. stolen
base; WinEo. Sacrifice hits Mage.
schmidt. Base on balls. Toney q Ru-
dolph / Struck out: Toney g. Rudolph
& Umpires KLEIN and Cockill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20

GIANTS WIN OUT.

NEW YORK. July Is-Burns and
Grant proved too efficient a combination
Tor 81 Louis today. cw York going into
the FIRST division by winning their third
straight game from the Cardinals 4 TO g..
WIN st Louis ahead 3 20 o In the sixth
burns drove In two runs with a three
base hit ana tied the score on Grants
sacrifice fly. Burns tripled again IN thu
eighth and scored the winning run on
Grants single. Score:
r n. r
81. Louis ...... 20n0nio0O-3 & %
New York ... O0OOOg0ls- : 1
Ratteries-Robinson and Snyder. Tes-
reau. stroud and Doom.
Three base hits Snyder. Burns ?:
Sacrifice hits. Miller. Higgins .: Butler
2 Sacrifice fly-Grant. Bases on balls
Tesreau 7, stroud 1. Robinson I. Struck
EmSlie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
WIN AGAIN.

BROOKLYN. July 1e-Rucker's slow
ball was touched by the Pittsburghs to-
day for eight hits but they We're scat
tered over seven inntngs and Brooklyn
won by ? 90 q. II was Rrooklyn's sew
enteeuth winning game out OF - played
since the team came home on June 80.
one being a tie Score:
n. II. r
Pittsburgh .... O0OoOoOOO-O g l
Brooklyn ....-. 00021OO0'-3 I
Batteries-Kautlchner. Councilman and
Gibson, Rucker and Miller.
Two base hits; Carey. Myers. Stolen
base; Getz. Sacrifice hit. Cutshaw. RaEe
on balls; kantlehner 2. Rucker 4. Struck
out k~antlehner I. Councilman /: Rucker
3. UmTires: Byron and Eason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
WOLVERINES WIN

Special Dispatch 10 the 1~nteIigencer.
nA Ton, o.. July 19-tirRnd RAPIDS
hit Wachctel hard in spots t0dav ara
mad no trouble winning the hrat game
OF the series 8 60 o. II was the third
Score. "
49,. u. II T..
DAYTON % o 10 d ID n a Il n
Meter and McGrnW: wschteI and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
SAILORS LOSE

speciel Dispatch 10 the IntsWrenre-
Eklt Pa. July le-Ft WAYNE took
TIE hret game from tho Sailors hove am.
afternoon On handy fashion oshIr1
vas a hard nut for the home tear ana
me mai score was 8 20 l. Score
p wayne. ofo40Onfn "a ~ p
Erie ....... 900 o q o q 81 p
Martin. ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
PHfLADEf-PHIA. JuIv I'D

PHILADELPHIA. July 1s--Rcfore
TIE largest crowd that has teeu inside
the PARK "a years Philadelphia defeated
bhicaHo. , 10 4 today. tn the FIRST game
inE O. the winner. while the second was
stopped hy a storm az the end % the
visitors half or the fourth inning vito
Philadelphia ahead. : 20 A.. ia the nr-t
game with chtcaEo a run behind In tue
ninth. two men out and safer on second.
Mayer Was taken ont and A~lexandsr was
sent In a. a rescue twirler for the drEt
time this season. Alexander ended tho
same by striking out Williams. scor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
FAVORIlES WIN ON
GRA. D CIRCUIT

Glen ELANb g.. july i3.=Thrcc fsv-
urtto- were rctufn.d winners. the fast
c~t opening heat iu tine history uf the
1rHnu tlrDuit was truttcd aud a two
gear old trolling track record OF AHA
az North Randall OF the nrst 1915 clash
or the Grand Circuit campaign.
. The Edwards stake ,Or gro PAGERS
produced the sensation OF the day when
the uuuurs iu four heats. incidentally
D.. Iag,d The fastest mile ever made in
M" stake when he went the second heat
~ ? ua4 lie barely escaped the nnE IN
ithc nrst heat
lee Asworthy and VoIgs. favoritea re-
-p'.uyelN Zoo the 0S trDt and the two
year ola truttiuE sw,cpstake- we're both
straight heat winners. Lee ANwurthy
tr'li.H th. fastest opening heat loo the
th' bis ring iu 2.J5f. This heat also
established e. new season record.
summarizes;
90 class puHiug. purse $1,000.
single. g.. o. n by Anderson
wilkes tGusn.lU .......... 1
PRANK Patch b. b ,Coxl ..... > :
E.slu-. DR. &. ,McDonaldl .. }
The 'limHN Beth ClaI kD. Rose Euuify
and AIcy g. hnished Iu The order named
%, class tr6ttins. pursc isl.soa.
Lee ANWorthy b. Do. hy ANUUrthy
Hrisbt Axuo-,6,. b. * ,Nlurphyj 2 I
~Huulustou. 3d. b.. Opi,kcr-ouj. 2
WilEo lucille S}ier Buchc-- naeo.
lhe order named Best time .05a by
lee N~NwUrfhr.
Etvards gro class pacIuE. purse
$4,000.
ijg--,u Ho,. b b.. by Rustic
Pattcutor. Mechanics AMI
GtefaI ....... ........ % Z ]
Nal IS. rp. r.. Murphy ...... @ q 3
9uf"u Nnh.ss. Hr m.. INHIfrH. q
BIOL Iut. fUuel|a. Lusfruus Muk|u-
uDN. Patrick 81. Thistle Patch. Hal Gone
nor. Miss Miriam Walnut Grove and %.
n. e.. finished .U fHs order named Rest
fiuu. O. u1H Dos Russell hoy.
Forest 'itt .wsDusfakes. 2 year old
truf value 1880.
Noira. TO- r.. uF Peter tho Great.
IAudrowHr 1
-afItr Judge. H e.. INI~urrlNr.... :
Sis UIrrrr bfk q INfUNNuafsrr.. q
Rest time -f1ts b5 Noiga
ONLY three starters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
SENATORS TAKE ANorurR

'LtN July 1s=N a]ShinEtun
made u hNC straight from CIyN Gland.
winning tudsy.a game. ~ 90 Wash
inEt'n b. believed Co he,c broken a
league record when u stole ,ignt bases
m iht urst iuuiug. In, victory assured.
Altrpck. M~ashingtou'- coach. pitched
inc hnel three innings. allowing four
runs. Score.
CleN Gland ... 000UUoIs0-4 Q 4
washington t00IOII0Z-u n !
Batteries. EaEsrman. Jones. Coumbs
smith.
Two base hits Chapman Q Nia,II,r.
Sandil. Three base hits. NntIItr. Can
az Sacrifice UIr- Foster @ Con
molly. Grantl. stolen bases MpsfI.r q.
Milan 2 Ninsmith % Mcbride. Ease on
balls fagcrmnu g.. Jones I'd tD4rIbr l.
Allroch struck out Jones' O. AItrvck
. impireE CrtU aud Evans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
STEELMEN TAKE ONE

Special Dispatch 20 the Irteufga,rer
hnlN 'fSTbWN. O.. July fa-Tbe
Stcelmcu returned today after ! dfsas-
trous road trip and won the first game
or The Terrc Haute series. 10 / Score
v,,r. r. ~ r.
nounEStown = - 2
schcttler. and Wagner. Gregg and
Griehcl and Nann. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
WHEELING DROPS OPENING
GAME OF SERIES, 6 TO 1
10y -shep"D

Wheeling opened the home series
on League Park yesterday afternoon
by losing 10 the Evansville team by
the score OF 8 10 I. II was a slow and
uninteresting game from the start.
Interest In the contest was consider
ably dimmed by the decisions OF I'm
pire Goehler. He was decidedly on
color and this coupled with several
miscues by the home players cost tho
game. Wetzel pitched good ball. but
his support was anything but rood In
the pinches. Turner. pitching for the
visitors. was Wild. but proved very
effective with men on the bases.
Wetzel FIRST came to grief In the
second inning when singles by Alter
matt. Kibble n Hauser produced the
frst tally. With one out IN the FIRST.
the Stogies hlled the bases on a walk
to Nespo and a free ticket 20 Reilly
and Neale's inheld lift. Turner then
tightened up and famed Lear and
Anderson. In the third, fourth ana
NTH the visitors were blanked. but In
the sixth inning they connected for
three markers.
In the sixth inning Knoll walked
n was forced at second when Hau
ger hit 20 Nespo. Lear tried for the
double play. but Hanger was safe on
a close decision. He took second on
Grefe's out. Wetzel to Anderson. Al
termatt walked and both came home
when Kibble trippled to center. HAu-
ser hit a roller TO Reilly and Anderson
dropped the third sacker's throw.
kioble scored on the play. Turner
ended the inning by striking out.
Add Two More Runs.
In the seventh the visitors added two
more rum These came on ReiIly's
error OF Knobs Grounder. Hangers
walk. a w base hit 10 right and an
error by Neale on his return Gf the
ball. That ended the scoring for the
visitors.
In the sixth inning Wheeling had the
bases full with one out. but could not
produce the hit necessary to bring / n
the run. In the seventh frame Reilly
singled. Neale was hit by a pitched
ball and Reilly moved to second.
Neale played on hrst and drew the
throw. While Turner n Crete were
playing for Neale at first Reilly took
third and Neale was safe AZ first.
Turner uncorked a Wild pitch and
Reilly cored with the Smokes only
run.
In the ninth the locals started what
looked like a rally. when Nespo and
Reilly singled In succession after Sis
son was out. Neale forced Reilly at
second and Lear flew out to Kibble.
ending the game.
This afternoon the Smokes and Evas
will meet In the Boosters Day AFFAIR
and Matteson will pitch for the locals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20

Two base hits; safer. 2 Williams.
LuderuH. Three base hit: Murray. Home
runs; Cravath. Bancroft. Stolen base
Whitted. Sacrifice hit; Byrne. Sacri-
lhce flies. phelan. williams. NiehoM.
Base on balls: HUMPHREY. 2: Mayer. .
Struck out: HUMPHREYS. ?. Standridge. I:
Mayer. S Alexander. l.. Empires: Rig
Ter and Hart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
ERRoRs LOST aAnr.

'iil' AGO. July lH-Eurfuu .fr.ur-
thcued its hold con nrsf pIa-. t..s..
whcn giraffe uel1iuE o., Cnisusp EH,.
TIC visitors n ElN tu four victory.
Barry was injured in s collision with
Weaver iu IN. seventh Iunius ana ,,.s
assisted from The field Score
Boston ...... 70 HuuHnuu- u q
Chicago ... % uUu 90 40 o. r
Batteries e. Collins. Leonard and
,arriEsn. Benz. d. scott. Russ. 90 and
SChalA.
Two hp-s Dor. o.. Collins. Home run.
fouruicr. stolen base. Speaker. Sasrl-
fice hits Leonard. UobIitlyl Base uu
balls Benz O. D scott o. Leonard .
Russell Z g. Collins o. struck put h.
collins 3 Eon1 Q Leonard 8 Empires.
bluughliu aud HIIdebraud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20
FEDERALS
Yesterday Rasuita

buffalo 3; Pittsburgh 2
chicago II brooklyn g.
baltimore s. 81. Louis 6
Innings Kansas Ctty-Newark
Kansas Clty-Newark.
Wet nHnmUHa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-20

Tho Florence Athletic viii rIav ODE
Star team Of MhrfUru Un tho TIureH.a
Grounds OF . 7H -undHr afternoon
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.QUAKERS
Tsr e GUS SS- or 70 IIss4 FLI SSs@

second Dane stepped IN rourth By R1n
win Quaksrs 3-Cuba l-Pratsa
Loss-chAznps W1n-c2rds Lose
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The sfuF're Of tho South Side cannot
accept rho challenge of the Mozart jun.
irra fnr o. game SATURDAY fuiF 90 Tho
Juniors already have H game scheduled
Tor that date with the Ashland Stars 70
fisrwHuf
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rodAys oam~

Cincinnati al boston
~ftttshureh a. Brooklyn.
st louis az Sew York
Chicago AZ PHILADELPHIA
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roday.s Cameo.

roday-s Games.
baltimore at ST Louis
Brooklyn Al Chlcaco
Newark az Kansas CITY
Buffalo at F~ttskurnh
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New York. VUUIUUUJu-a F.. .
st Louis ..-.-. 100000 1
batteries Fisher and SWccnty. Nuua-
mhksr. Wdtrmllk. Sisier. Hamilton
and Rucl. Agnew.
stolen ua-- MaiScl LaNan Sacri-
lice hits Walker. Eauman. Base ON
nallS' Lowdormllk IS. Sisltr s. hamilton
2 fisher O. struck out LovdcrmiIk o..
Stslsr D. Hamilton /. Fisher J. I'm
pires: Connolly and Wallace.