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Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
YAWBUX VALLEY

Miss Julia Askiisen has returned to
few York after spending a week with
er brother at ]. E. Thompson's
The heavy storm of last week did
auch damage to cornields.
Mrs. r. C. Maine of Eden Park is
pending several days at Hazel Dell
arm.
Samuel p. Maine Of Ledyard was
Rlling on friends in this vicinity Tues
Ry.
The youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
ulen Coates Is i'll.
Mrs. Charles Chapman and daughter
pent Wednesday with Mrs. Irving r.
lain near Westerly.
Henry L. Miner. who has been stay
ag at Wauregan the past few weeks,
Tas q caller here Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
RAWSON

Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald spent Saturday
with relatives in Danielson and Pom
fret Landing.
Miss Bernice Kenyon of Arlington
has returned to her home, after spend
ing a week with her aunt. Mrs. Ever
EFT WhitehouSe.
Miss C. R. Turner is visiting at I.
W. Hammond's.
Mrs. John Phillips of Thompson
called on friends here Sunday.
Mrs Everett Whitehouse is spending
several days with her sister in Quincy,
Mass
Miss Sadie Fitzgerald has returned
to her work in Willimantic, after a
two weeks vacation at her home here
Mrs. James Glen of Brooklyn, y. 7.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
MOHEGAN

Mrs. Dolbeare and Mrs. Skeesucks
md Mrs. Avery were at Watch Hill
Thursday.
Charles Matthews was at Watch
ILL the first Of the weew
Mr.. Burrows was in Hartford Sun
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Of Mystic called
N Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Sunday.
There will be no services until the
trst Of September. The pastor is en-
Dying his vacation.
e. Fowler was in Norwich Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
Cigar Makers Union No. 4O7 Of Norwich

stock Library association was held
Wednesday afternoon
Electric wires are being installed in
Palmer Memorial hall
The Armstrong family, who have
been spending a week at William NJ.
Gallup's, have returned to their home
in New Haven.
The Mathewson home is closed for
the present
Mrs. Marvin F. Hyde of Uncasville
is the guest Of Mrs W. J. Linderman-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
HAMPTON
w. A. PearIe Suffering from Blood
Poisoning-Other District Notes.

Mrs. Rutledge is i'll with diphtheria.
F. A. Phillips lost one of his large
gray team horses last week.
w. n. Jewett, who has been work
ing his team in Collinsville, has re-
turned home.
Miss c. Airline Thompson is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. A. L. Mills.
Work has been completed on the
new state road in town.
w. A. .Pearle is suffering with blood
poisoning in his hand.
Miss Edith L. Perkins has returned
to her home in Worcester, after spend
ing few days with Miss s. E. Burch-
nall.
F. A. Phillips motored to New Lon
don recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry SearIes and
family of Worcester are visitingMrs.
Searles' mother, Mrs. D. P. Weaver.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
SOUTH CANTERBURY

George L Wheeler, having sold his
farm, moved last week to the Albert
Haskell farm on the road from Butts
bridge TO Jewett City.
Clinton ]. Hyde, NJ. D., of Brooklyn,
n. Y. called on Levi n. Clark last
Saturday.
Miss June L. Barber Of Trenton, y.
J., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. ]. Barber.
Mrs. Ella Geer and son Leonard of
Jewett City, were callers at Levi
Clark's SATURDAY..
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
WOODSTOCK

F. w: Hinrfchs of New York was In
town over Sunday.
A meeting of the directors of the
woodstock Agricultural society was
held on Friday afternoon to make ar
rangements for the coming fair.
TUE annual nesting Of the. Wood-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Frank Wells. OF Golden, Col, is Wis
iting H. T. Wells.
James Arnold Is visiting Mrs. Belle
Young.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ellen Wells was
held last Sunday at the church Many
from this place attended the Pomona
lege.
A r. Scranton was in Providence
oyer SundaE. -..<.-.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
ROCKVILLE

Wildwood circle and invited guests
picnicked at Yawgoo pond Thursday,
Aug. 5.
Eric G. Barber drove to Westerly
Tuesday and brought up a load Of
shingles for Paul Irish
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Saunders. Mrs.
Abbie TiIlinghast and z. c. Kenyon
attended camp meeting at Greene last
Sunday.
Of his house.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
CLARK'S CORNERS
Death Of Francis w. Scott-Interest.
ing Topics Gathered the Past Week.

Francis w. Scott, age six months,
passed away on Sunday morning
Death was due to cholera infantum.
The funeral was held at the house on
Tuesday at two o'clock, Rev. William
Brown OF Windham off1ciating. The
floral tributes were many and beauti-
ful. 1t is particularly sad as the
mother is i'll in Hartford in an hospi-
tai. The family have the sympathy Of
the. entire community. The child is
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
Live Wire Notes.

survived by his. parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Scott, also two brothers and
three sisters.
Live Wire Notes.
Miss Leonora Jennings has returned
after visiting att the Naples
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Palmer are at
Mrs Palmer's parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
L H. Jewetts'.
Mrs. Edward Chapel and Mrs, p. J.
Navins are on the sick list
Mrs. Alice Murdoch was called 10
Norwich because OF Illness
Mrs. Cynthia Chase OF Douglas is
visiting at Moses Balcom's.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Miss Florence Kenyon is visiting her
father, w. s. Kenyon.
Mrs. A. n. Hammond is visiting this
week in Southbridge, Mass.
Mrs. Allen Kenyon is spending the
week in Stafford
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14

has returned to her home, after spend
ing several weeks at Edward Berg
gren's.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14

How did the accident happen?"
He got run over when he stopped
to read a safety first sign."-Hous-
zS2 RoSG
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14
Windham County
CANTERBURY GREEN

ladies' Aid Held ooutdoor Meeting
w. G. 7. y. Meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-14

The Ladies' Aid held . very pleas
ut out 81. door meeting last Tues
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
SURPRISES IN
GOLF TOURNEY

CLEVELAND. July .I-Surprises
were rccorded IN the second round Of
match play In the western amateur golf
championship over the Mayfield links
today. The defeat Of W. G.. Fownes. Jr.
Pittsburgh. former national champion
BY H. Z Bingham. Mayfield Country
club. Cleveland. vas one OF them.
FoWnes recorded low medal score for
the course yesterday with a card Of ~.
put was beaten b. superior playing 4
Chick Evans had an easy time dis
posing OF X 4. Edwards Of chicago.
and showed the large gallery a brand Of
game that dispelled all oubts as to his
ability 20 fight for the title This year
In true Evans style.
II. T. sawyer. Chicago. defeated Pau
hunter, Chicago. who recorded low
medal score for the 50 hole qualifying
round. S and s.
+. II. Bankard Of Chicago. defeated
toward y. Lee. Detroit. and J. -. stand
ish, Jr. Detroit. last year finalist. elm
mated ". u. Gardner. 2nd OF Buffalo.
baukar won one up In 81 holes n
~Standish won by the same score without
the extra hole.
The psirings for tomorrow arc a. fol-
ID. y sawyer. Chicago. 70. Jack
Neville. Oakland. Cal.
Chick Evans. Chicago. vs. c. A. Mil
Ter. Detroit
" p Bingham. Cleveland. W. Dewitt
Balch. Cincinnati.
r ". Bankard. chicago. We. J.. ID.
~standish, Jr. Detroit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
LOST HIS WIFE
Man Searches Wsr~ood For Better
Hsf"-she 10 Found and Then
Both Were Arrested.

Il want my wife. She IL IN this
house. These and similar statements
coming from John Sosko. middle-aged
man. caused much excitement in War
wood yesterday morning. The man
tried 20 walk INTO several residences
In the southern part OF town and
would have succeeded but for the
screams Of frightened women
Police Chief p. r Rice was hnally
called and took the nan In charge.
The man then stated that his VIE
was located In Wsrwood. 90 the oni-
Ger started a search for the lost vo-
nan She vas found al last In the
Richland district and both were
placed under arrest for their strange
actions They put up SO for their
appearance and were turned loose
Last night. when police court was held
they did not appear and the bond was
forfeited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
THANKSGIVING
GAME CERTAIN
WESLEYAN AND UNIVERSITY WILL
CLASH AT FAIEMoNT FoH
CHAMPIONSHIP.
Contract Has Been Signed And An I'm
portant Arrangements Nads. II was
Yesterday.



BUCkHANSOS. July si-AI doubt
a. TO whether West Virginia University
and Wesleyan College will meet iu the
Dig annual Championship Football game
this fall was diHrelied when 10. a. Stans-
bury the newly elected Director Of Ath-
letics Al Wesleyan College received from
the Athletic Authorities at West virgin
game.
The contract provides thai the game
snail be played at Fairmont on Thanks
giving day a. last year. and that L. ~.
feairr, Secretary Treasurer Of the Ath-
letic COMMITTEES AZ West Virginia Tni-
~Nersity and n. A Stansbury Of Wesleyan
VIII Jointly manage the game. each in
stitutiun sharing equally iu the net
proceeds OF the game and sharing equal
~ IN the expenses Incident to staging
The closing o. the contract absolutely
sets at rest any doubt a. to whether
or not the game will be PLAYED. DeniHt.
aud counter-denials ~ TO the playing u
me game have ulled the papers FOR the
last ak months and during all this time
negotiations have been In progress.
The Importance % the game in West
Nirginta football b. preeminent. Lar
year fully nve thousand fans from every
noon and corner Of the state Witnessed
the affair and the coming year arranEe-
ments Will be made 10 take care Of fully
Two thousand additional people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
BASEBALL POOLS
HURT THE GAME

CINCINNATI. July 2I-The National
Baseball Commission took official cog
nttancc today Of the so-called nation
vide baseball pool which the postonice
department. at Washington has been in
~Nesttgating when Attorney John r.
bruce. OF Cincinnati. secretary OF the
National Baseball Commission, appeared
as a witness IN the case OF Edward
HARDY Of this city. who IT, charged with
conspiracy and promotion Of a LOTTERY.
The hearing WAS before United Stateu
commissioner Joseph n. Adler. VITO at
is conclusion. held Hardy TO the grand
jury az Philadelphia. Pa In bond or 81
900. Hardy gave the bond required Tor
his appearances next September before
the grand jury u that city. where. "a
was stated by Commissioner Adler. all
.uf the cases growing out Of the federal
investigation of the alleged baseball
pool will be taken Up.
secretary bruce IN his testimony
spoke Of the danger Of the so-Called
pool 20 the sport - baseball and a. a
representative Of the commission. re-
.quested that % be eliminated. Postal
Inspector Frank smith. or philadelphia.
testified that the Weekly World and the
slips alleged TO be n part % the pool
were printed st Allentown. Pa lie said
By . professor Of q large university and
perfected by expert mathematician.
Smith estimated that the returns Sc
cured by the onlcs al Allentown amount
Cd 20 about 5000 "a week. Ne declared
that the winning numbers were arrsnE-
ed 80 that there would be- but little op-
~nurtUntty FOR the holders 81 the slips
90 win large amounts Smith late
that he had participated in the arrests
o. several men a. Allentown and wilkes
Barre. who ure nNere 90 be the lead
ers ~ the scheme.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
MANY APPLICATIONS
For ernelpslship 81 Rtchis School
Have Seer rendered 20 Board
o. Education.

Many applications have been 70.
ccived Tor the principalship Of Ritchie
school, according 10 a statement xiv.
On out BY the Board Of Etucation ihe
vacancy was caused by the appoint
ment ~ Prof d. - Johns 10 the pun-
clpalHhip Of the wheeling Hien
school AZ the July meeting 20
board ga not appoint a successor 20
Prof Johns. and the applications now
In have been presented 70 the local
commissioner ~ the Richie district
Who viii select q 10 BE- approved
hy the Board ~ Education.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
SHRIVER NOW THE
BUSINESS MANAGER
ANOTHER CHANGE EFFECTIVE YES.
TERpAr IN TIE sTooH
Former Playing Director Nov Appears
In The Boz office-switoh t. IN
Interest Of Eoonomy.

A. was rumored yesterday morning.
another change has taken place within
tne stogie camr. This change does not
connection with the office OF the bust
ness manager. Al the meeting Of the
directors held Tuesday evening. at which
Time Pop Shriver handed In his rezir-
nation as anage OF the club. and
Archer 4. Reilly was appointed 20 sue
coed him. other changes we're discussed
Yesterday "a was made known that
Pop would be put IN charge OF the bus
mess office OF the club. This was done
ana from now pm until the end Of the
season he Will look after matters per-
tanning TO the business affairs OF the
team. While Thomas Mclaughlin. was
released from further service this was
done entirely In order that the Club
might cut down expense. Shriver IL one
or inc stockholders OF the club and this
al salary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

STRENGTHENS TEAM
Beliairs Athletics Prepare To NJ,
fairbanEa Sunday-Bsvsrai Changes
In Lineup.

The Fairbanks. Pa. team. which utu
play D. Athletics az Heilaire Sundat
mas moved up 90 fourth place in the All.
leEheu} county League. and will uroha.
hlT make the FIRST division Iu a fev
weeks The Fairbanks team aNrtea
nnn this season but has nov STRUCK
iiH STRIDE an liH slowly but surely
mounting toward the tor.
several lmpr1t emeufs have been made
"u the felIHirr team Ehrrifna replace.
iE tnau 20 third. and Brown has boon
ADDED 90 the pitching STAFF Manager
Nc BIAS released Williams 4 rIfIrar
Hnu Harmon nu lufieldsr Whenever
LNe NFhinfr permits. tho HrllaIre bows
practice as they win De- In nne g1ndIU0n
~ ID. ..m. u.IL .-uln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
REDS WIN IN METH

BOSTON. July 2I-Cincinnati defeat
hlnE run In the ninth ming on singles
bY Rodgers. ktllifer and Griffith. The
Ni-itofs had an unusual number OF as
Dali on one double play and when base
n were caught off Score
r. II. r.
Boston ........ 0000100OO-i 6 /
batteries; Dale M Clarke. Davis and
Two base hits. williams. smith. Ia
VS.. Base on balls. Dale g. struck out.
pale Davis T. JmTires. KLEIN and
CockilL ""N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
GRAND RAPIDS
wild Bhn EsGek and His Furniturs
AAksrs wu Invade stoCstown
This Afternoon

Btll Essick and his hand Of Grand
Rapids Furniture Makers will come 10
league Park this afternoon where they
VII remain for a period Of three days.
NoW these Furniture Makers are com
ing Win the eNprcss intention OF carry
ing away the honors.. There will be A.
league iark this afternoon at sIb
2 CLOCK Manager Archer =. Reilly and
his tribe OF Smokes TO dispute this mat
ter with the NisitorE. Now Arch Is
kfihdhng the tommuhuwkg aharp and fa
an prepared Co do battle on the home
rounds. The Furniture Makers are
ven up In the standing and with the
locals continuing their good pIsvfnR
lhey viii take n fan out % tho
w~esterners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
TIGERS DowNEp

DETROIT. july I'll P~hiiadeIphiA
turned on Detroit today and won the
Sheahan. a recruit pitched a fine game
for the Athletics. Score
Philadelphia o o 0 : % 7 q
Detroit peel. o 20 o 0 O. 10 !
Batteries Sheahan and lap: Boland.
CoNeleskie and Stanage.
Two base hits Strunk. McTnnIs "a
toie. Burns stolen base Cobb. Sacrf-
nee hit Bush. Sacrifice files Latoie.
burns base on balls Roland. 8 shea
han. 2 struck out Covelskie. l. shea
nan. /. umpires: Dtnecn and Nallin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
T-REssPAssoa FINED

John p Hand was arrested vsstsr.
DAY on a charge Of tr~espassInr on
she Theda property. near Rudier's
Place. Glenwood Hand. 90 was
charged. bad soften rravel from the
property without receiving permission
and vas fined g. and costs before tus
.uco Of Peace W. J.. Wlckham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
ELEVEN INNINGS

Special Dispatch To- the lnteliEencer.
NotNGSTOWN. Ohio. July 2i-The
Steelmen turned the tableS on Ter
Haute here today. winning Z to : in II
min Scheeren's hit counted Hill az
ter two were out. Score.
r. n. p
Youngstown 1O2OOOOOO01- 10 >
Terre Haute 100000 "a 10 4
Hill ana Wagner; Gilbert. Griesei and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
DO YOU
FEEL DROWSY?

n you have had a good nights
sleep and get W in the morning
feeling drovsy and tired. there is
something the matter with your
liver. When the liver is out Of or.
der u reacts on the entire system
Il takes all the life and spirit out
Of you.
TRlETS tone ur your liver and
bowels They remove the surplus
bile. and cleanse the bowels. They
make your system sweet and clean.
and make you feel cheerful and
ambitious.
TRlETS have a sweet flavor and
are pleasant % take They act
quickly and painlessly A. sll first
-lass druggists Pocket size boz
.1Oc. family size box 25c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
RACE GOES TO
PITTSBURGHER
CYCLE RACE
stAsed For KAlghts Of Pythia.
~i1h"ri Serious knshApSBss
Time Was 4lB.

most successful ROAD rae. ~.
IN pm last evening by the riders ~
lhe auspices OF the Knight OF pvt6tsa
Who were holding their annual ptcnls
Crist' 81 y IL Vas won BY Lewis
Davidson. IN tn last time Of : niSr =
"hd 10 seconds. The rae, -
~psvtSSuLI and furnished many thriil,
~ - NIoMdH that throngcd the streefs
ana the road between the CITY ana me
80, -" serious accidents happened.
~ DAVIS. had "a close call when
s~'e.sNlptd d post Just inside Inc
Ihe riders ~ in number lined Up on
rich store. Traftc Was bcii ~ LED
e minutes In order TO give the riders
Slssr track. At the work OF starter
or their way. They passed up 49,,
fttevt a. a pace that would mass
carney oidnsld look sick. The street
nLyhse a. on circus day with
thousands OF spectators. ~
Lewis Crist, the Pittsburgh rider. 20,
all tho "I ~sy a SS29 sa start ana led the held
ne r"de IKE a veteran and al no tins
va ne IN danger OF losing the eariS
Arshmss nsa Obtained On Wheeling hill
was forced out OF the running IRE ny.
maihder finished and all came In ~ IN,
PARK without trouble.
\ g Davis. rtdinE a Thor ana a.
heshlrS, riding an Excelsior. came into
tefodP pm ~. wheel S1S wheel They en-.
Tor a time II looked a. though botb 81.
- would wreck their machines Tr
making the. turn, Davis was ridtng ~,
III icit aud Cheshire on the right side
iatter made the turn without
trouble. but Davis hooked onto one a.,
me posts His pedal was caught and
.sosen ron the machine. but he man
hsta 20 rlght himself and finished one.
mar second ahead Of Cheshire.
Emery hcrrold. local professional
Ilaing an indian machine. took secone
money when he finished a fun rs Sc.
onds after Crist. Ray HUL ~ Rrtdec-
pert came In third In cas- The result
OF the race and their time L. as foiIowss
Lewis Crist, Pittsburgh. HID. I.fE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
-AnuR5cAa A-ssocIATIoE.

A. 81. Paul-sL Paul >: Columbus o.
flrst game) St. Paul A. Columbus 2
(Sccond camel.
AZ kansas City-kansas CITY ~. In
dianapolis II (ffrst game. II inningsb.
Kansas city TO- indianapolis 8. (second
camel.
~ Milwauke-Louisville g: Mil
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8: Cieve-
4. G2 inntnga).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

How do you like our new Hat"
Great The lights in the dining
room are concealed In one Of those
glass chopping bowls -
Detroit Free Press.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
SPLIT EVEN

Special Dispatch 20 me fntsliiRcncer.
DAYTON. ohio. July 2f-Grand Rap
20 COPIED the first game 2 90 @ but
liFht hitting affair d 10 O Thereby split
Ting even ON the series. Score
FIrHf game % De- D.
g-ard Hapifs fonoo1oor-i =
Dayton ....... 0100oo10o-z I
,iushoru and Mcoraw Noel and Herr
Second rame 70 Do D.
Grand Waufda 0nnnN00nnAn %
DAYTON .. Nn0nn0nnr.r q
Waueer and Mcgraw COMPTON wrrr-
tsl % Holmes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
sNokER FINED.

Louis Manford. cigarette smoker,
was fined by Justice Wickham yes
terday The n lonely smoke cost
the South Side boy s. with the trim
minEs. This - the third cigarette
smoker that has been fined by squire
Wlckham this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

nlts and scoring -four runs IN the ninth
inning Erie was able 20 win from IN
wayne the third game OF Their series to-
DAY four 10 three. Score.
n. n. r
- wayne .-.. 10000IOOi-3 Q z
hrie ~ 0o0000OO4- a. Z 3
Mack and Martin. Fl. Wayne Aims
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
BOY Is FINED.
Charged With Trespassina on Rail
road Prolerty.

James Bierley was arrested on the
complaint Of Railroad officer Gaus for
trespassing on the grounds OF the
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Rail
road company Boys have been found
smoking and acting d%isorderly on the
property for some time and the case
Of Bierley. who got s. and costs IN
Justice Wickhsm's court. was meant
10 be an example 20 the boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

Read The Defeat Of New Works.
Underworld" by Richard Hardino
Davis. In the Wheeling Sunday Neus.
a thrilling story Of the Becker case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

Phiia1sinbi. -
Two base hits: Becker. stolen bases
Mllilams. Becker. sacrifice hits. Ran
croft: Nhittcd. Bases on balls. Adams
1. struck out: Adams n.
S~tandridEe !; Alexander 4 Tmpire-
Rigler and Hart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
A CIRCUIT ACE

CLEVELAND. July 1.-THE Ohio
STAKE Tor 3;oe %trotters which brought
out TIE real trottinE talent 81 the coun-
Try for its FIRST 1915 brush. was the
Iealure Or today-s Grand Circuit pro-
gram al North Randall Peter scott.
Tommy Murphys sac. 900 beauty. TOOK
The honors. but was given a real bsttie
py Peter Mccormick. Following mo
miro heat protest was made 10 the
King Clansman. had aided Peter scott 10
YIN by lstuns him out % a pocket and
doing but no action was taken
ln the opening event Ion Jrnninrs
rcsh from a. string ~ victories on me
big hair mile tracks. snnexed nr5t
ond head In 2OsA 10 beat Guy Nsus
Bigen Pointer. the fayorftr vas an
eas} winner in b 215 pace Dr. tbs
its hardest bumpirr of the v-.t $50
W thc fav0ritc. failing f1 push FIa rl-e
IN front until the third mile Mai9r
sns showed the way in the other two
SUMMARY.
tll class. trgttlng purse $1,000
10y JcnninFa hr m. b. Todd.
Guy Nsla b no tgssrsi
laramie LAD b z tMcp1naIdl 6
slin ilmine fnir virginia Pass AfI
81 Hest time of4 b. iol I.nnIrrs
niaFsn roinr D. b. ti5s
NiuEor. lsuuuI ......
Hs ia i : ~ ~ his,.ri
Jean Nandol9 R.s usarl Creecsnt
Beet time 1osh by HIrrs1 Pointer
..ohio Stake 200 class trottirr Value
rster scott br b by Peter OBI.
Peter Mecom sl sHur.1 2
himg Cianaman hr hLMrMrfaul
and lizzie brown nfa. .f4rf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

Read The Defeat % New works.
Underworld" by Richard Harfi,o
Davis i1 TIE Wheeling SUNDAY News
A thrilling story o. me Seeker csse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
COMING UP FROM BEHIND.
EVAS TAKE FINAL GAME
DAVE SAYS

Plenty of choice Spring and
Summer Suits left in the Up
to- d stock at Kraus Bros
store.
And il will be well to re-,
member the price, One Fourth
or.
This goes for the best
Ready-to-wear clothes ever
brought to the city.
And you have fully three
months left TO wear them.
The discount includes the
sergeS and there are some fine
suits in the lot.
Some new Sport Shirts Just
received in the white and black
stripes; also something new in
tanS.. The price is One Dollar.
Straw Hats One-Half of.
Weather for today: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
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brooklyn az 81. Louis
Baltimore at Chicago
Buffalo at Kansas CITY
Newark ct Pittsburgh.