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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
PITTSBURGH PIRATES TO
PLAY ALL STARS SUNDAY
BrEcIAL AxEAHoEsExErs BEING
MADE foE E1CoED BREAK-
ING crowd.
Local Team II Best That couia n. ptoH-
"a FROM Whssitng-Bnooanesrs
Regular Lineup IN Dame.

The Pittsburgh Pirates will be here
sunday at noon 20 play the picked team
from Wheeling vicinity on League Park
a. O'Clock. Barney Dreyfuss has as
sured Business Manager ShriVer that the
this will Include the famous Waxner.
who has been the fixture at the short
ted Tor the Pirates for the past several
Manager shriver has secured the ser.
vices OF the best amateur and semi-pro-
fessional ball tossers IN this vicinity TO
his selection Is one that looks good
against any team.
In letter received yesterday from
Dreyfuss. be said that the Pirates would
arrive here at noon. The groundkeeper
has been busily engaged during the week
placing the field In the best OF condition
and making preparations TO take care OF
one OF the largest crowds that ever at
tended ball game in Wheeling The
box seats will be In use and a general
admission of so cents will be charged,
with IS cents for the grandstand-
Arrangements have been made to take
care of automobiles. They will be allow
ed 90 enter the grounds outside the foul
lines in right and left fields. Jackie
James. manager OF the Hodshon team,
will be the Official umpire. and ladies will
be admitted free 10 the grounds
The traction companies Will run spe-
cial cars TO the grounds and no other
games OF Importance are scheduled i'm
the city the Ptratc-Stogie contest will
get the lions share OF attention from
The most probable lineup OF the
Wheeling An Star team is a. follows:
Pitchers-Pracht Engle. Costello and
Hamilton.
Catchers-Weels. Stanley and Welsh
FIRST base-OnslOw. (Buffalo). Poin-
dexter and Bcro.
Second base-Cilis and Prysock
Shortstop-Smith CElm Grove).
Third base--Stump and Reilly.
Left field-Madden.
Center field-Neale
Right field-Conners and Neuhart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
WESLEYAN PLAYS
ST. FRANCES TODAY

0I'OIlI IIHUlfCn 70 INC IUI0IIIE0nC0T-
BICkHANEON. w. Va sent ca
The final practice for Wesleyan before
the opening game with ~ Francis COL
ieEe tomorrow consisted chiefly Of n SIG
nal drill FOR plays and receiving and
running back Of kickoffs az we'll a. goal
Mckiuu. puutinc out and other like urac-
Itt. No definite iiucuu was announced
by thc coaches but today's comblnat ion
viii likely start the game This was
Morrison and Heavier 40 ends Captain
kflieon ana Wagner 81 tackles. swan
aua Lewis 90 guards. Alien az center.
MIlCr nc quarter hack. Shumakcr ana
Beck nt halves. singleton a. fuiIbacir.
sheets. Burnside. Garrett Springer. "a
cun. Blake. Lnnfr. itHseercr. Harrison.
Eohhitt smith. Harvey. and several 9TH
ere Mill Pc ir reserve and may be- used.
80 Ffaurla. while practically unknown.
lrUl.d team and no easy rfrkinr" b.
anticipated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
W. Y. U. CONFIDENT
OF VICTORY TO-DAY

Special Dispatch 10 the Inteilisencer.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Sept. s4-Ar.
Ter uresOme twelve hour ride an
West Virginia football party OF twenfv|
TOUR men reached philadelphia al So
this evening stopping at the Hotel Nor|
mamie in West philadelphia. The tea,
made the trip IN special chair car at|
nellsviile. Pa.
West Nirginia's hopes grew brichfo|
tonight when IL was learned that vii
ltafns. regular half back and Berry thI
ruiz back might not be in the game owl
ing 10 Injuries. The mountaineers al
fuil or confidence and will tight unfl
the last down.
Gus Ziegler. former West Vireirfl
coach. Is helping out Pennsylvaria'1
line, which he says Ia very weak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25

Dave Says:
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Live Ones" are demanding.
Styles that "get over" on sight
and with such an authoritative
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recognizes them as the authen-
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You recognize "KrauS
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And We have long since proven
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kraus Made" garments than in
any other ready-for-service Clothes
IN town. What more need we saw ?
We do advise an early selection.
Suits priced $500 to $1,000
Weather for to-day: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
Lag WINS ANOTHER.

NEW YORK. sept ef-Garrett "A
Cleveland pitching recruit from Mason
city. Iowa. held New York 20 four scat
tered hits and enabled Cleveland 10 win
the first game ~ series with the Yam
KEGS TO J.. Score:
r. r. p
cleveland ..... % 1000 90 %
New York .-.. 0ol0O0O Vi .
Batteries. Garrett and O'Nen. Van,s
ShaWkcy ana Alexander. Home run.
Alexander. stolen bases. Evans. Roth.
Sacrifice hits. Chapman. Vance. Base on
balls. Vance 3. Shawkcy Garrett 4.
struck out. Vance Z. Shawkcy 2. Gar
rctt !. Umpircs Connolly and chill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
OPEN FOOTBALL
SEASON TODAY
MANY EASTERN coLLEcEs WILL
SWING INTO ACTION on
THE aRIDIRoN
neston.aeorgstown Game a. Attract
ing Most Attenticn-W. " o.
Plays Pennsylvania

NEW YORK. Sept. "A number OF
ne leading eastern college football
elevens will swing into action tomorrow
atsternoon in games against opponents
come ~ strsnEth. While the out
49,, e-.u 1T, interest ~ all followers of the
t hbdesfC IN sport Il is not expected that
matches OF the season. .In several ~
ne games scheduled close scores are
NOT uniiely FOR the minor institution
teams are powerful combipations mi
should give the opposing big VARSITY
stetens n SUN night In their undeveIoped
The indications point TO a continue
tloh OF the recent cool weather which
Ia, V zen sueh boon 10 this years foot
- blaY ets and coach and as a result
~ sns pia3 should be faster and better bal
100 man was the case a week ago
Mhen the first contests OF the Autumn
were played In a temperature above Se'
reports from Yale. Harvard Princeton
and Pennsylvania Indicate thai t6s
squads OF these univeTsitie,s have sno W
cohsfoer ahic progress in the pasf vxeeir
ana ara VIII enter tonorrow's games AZ we'll
baii technique as any OF their predecrs-
sors OF recent seasons
Interest IN Princeton Game
Great interest viii. IN ali probability.
game. FOR the reason that il viii mar
ire actual gridiron debut OF the TIGERS
H Rnsh s ne coaching or Jonn Speedy
bLa9u ate Gays as a Splinter, never nE-
uNeu prominently In football until NJ
took up coaching In the middle west
ton. ''"" 'ilSe-
Yale and Harvard are not IieIy 20 be
sNttnued bN their opponents OF Satur-
Jay, The Ellis play Maine and Harvard
viii meet Colby. PennsyIvania viii
open the season At Franklin Field
against the University OF West Vir-
sinla. The southern institution had a
powerful and well balanced eleven l,sf
season and a number Of veterans are
available again this fall As "A result
ne Suakers are likely 10 be kept busy
curing their hrst try out Of the season
Principle Games.
The principal games on eastern Grid
IRONS tomorrow are a. follows
Maine at Yale.
colby al Harvard
Mass. Agricultural al Dartmouth
Georgctown az Princeton
west Virginia al Pennsy lvania
Lebanon Valley al Carlisle
Bates at Holy Cross
MuhlenberE al Lafayette.
Mtddlebury at Amherst
Westmtnistcr al Penn State
Albright at Rutgers
Hennssulear at Williams
Rhode Island state al brown
Norwich at Trinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
DETROIT DEFEATED.

WASHINGTON. sept. 24-Washing-
ton won from Detroit today n to 4
driving COveieskte from the box in the
second inning and continuing to score.
when Boland ana then Boehler success
ively took up the task. johnson allowed
the visitors . hits bat mad no trouble
holding them In CHECK after the second
inning. Score:
r. H. y
Detroit .. eI0OaoOI l. - j.
Washington .. 5euiiJ Ill ~ ?
Batteries. CoVeleskic. Boland. Roehler
and Stanagc. Mckee. Johnson and WILL
iams. Two base hits; Shanks. Burns.
Three base hit: Mcbride. stolen bases
n. Milan ? Cobb Williams. Mckee. sac
rlhCe fly. Shanks EaSe on balls. CoVel-
eskie Boiand I Johnson =. Boehler
]. struck out; Coveleskle .. Euland 1.
Boehler 3; Johnson .. EMPIRES. Wallace
and Evans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
JEFFERSON FAIR
GREAT SUCCESS
EXTRA ZINE RACING FEATURED
THE PTNAL DAY or THE SMITH
FIELD EVENT.
Attendance was A Record Breaker And
Officials Are 0ratfftcd-P1anning
TOT Next Year.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligencer.
SMITHFlELD. o.. Sept. ga crowd
estimated at ten thousand people we're
IN attendance az the CLOSING day OF the
dance today was the largest In the hts
tory OF the association. The officials In
over the attendance this year as all
records have been broken.
Long before noon today persons
by ~ o'clock all OF the available space
was taken. There were nay rides galore
to the fair today and in fact al kinds OF
vehicles were pressed into service 70
take the thousands 10 the grounds.
During the afternoon IL was impOssi-
nle 70 get any more into the grandstand
and the quarter stretch Was crowded the
entire distance II - said that there was
Al least three thousand carriages and
autos on the grounds during the day
Persons attending the fair TODAY go.
their moneys worth as instead OF three
races being held as advertised there
were Tour and all proved to be very in
teresting. when time cume 10 start the
go uot u was found that there were
twelve starters and the race was divided
making two races out OF one. The races
were known as division No. ] and p
meeting OF the directors will be
held In the near future To decide on a
number Of improvements which will be
made 10 the grounds during the summer.
The summarys
2-aO trot. purse $500
Iisrlssa blk m. j. u. Williams.
Aarroitom. -. ......-......
Flora n. br IN. VIM. Strott
DANDY q. e M <. g. +. Gardner
burgcttstown. IA. .... 8 s
Dr. shepherd, z VIM. Shepherd
Langloth. la. ........... 2
fctsta Maid. b an Burxartner
a Martin. st. Clairsvlile. o. . &
Quinten. m Tip Queen. Car
Time-s.2si. z.a5i. s.gsi. .
,., second race. 2:so trot, purse $500
Ella Srler biz ~. VIM. Wad-
dell Whceling. W. Va. ..4 8 .
Billy Me-. blk 3. samuel
Mcconnell Stcubcnviiic OF 1
hillhrook Girl. M. T.. r..
shaw. SteubcnVille. -. " 2
Direct Wood. b Robert
MeMillan. New Philadei-
ormyre. biz m. n. !. Nc. .
Coy. Neg sheffield. Pa. .6 g 2
Time-s.s2 s.so. s.sii.: 's.so. .
ego pgce. purse 5000
sunday Johnson. q. q. r.
kichland. Washington q.
s66ef-5.c. ont'ra i. . f. EFkoIN ~ ok
ban the Leopard. spd. g. c.
W. Glover. Cadiz o.. 800. g dr.
Princes p, m. Locust Grove
stock Farm Barncsvilie. %
iir kuoN. b r. Vim. shepherd
hurgeltstown, Pa. ..... 3
West weiisbuts. g. Va. 3 /.
simon -, q Frank j. Dona-
PIX TS; r Ss;,l'''. " va 5o9
li5 trot purse $500
'on'ni, ,,,.ioncr. <. q. ". Kin
ne hellmnn. D *. a.. d. Am
hroaes Wheeling. vs.. va. ma
irene D. ,m. John Brown
Neki9gsy s g. s ?. G.. n. Marks
Time-is's 81 Gas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
sUPERRAs LOSE

CINCINNATI. Sept. "a 49, Cincinnati
MT smith hard today and Brooklyn went
down TO defeat TO 8. Den's wfldnesa
caused his removal in the second in
ming and the locals had an easy time
connecting with Smiths curves. Sch
neider was hit hard IN the NTH inning.
brooklyn tieing the score. but George
VINO relieved Schneider. was a mystery
TO the visitors. Score:
Brooklyn 900 $4,000 Is
Cincinnati o q O - ~ I
batteries. Dell, Smith and Miller:
Schneider. George and Wingo.
Two base hits. Wingo. Nixon. cut
shaw. Three base hits: Gctz OMara.
George. 2 stolen bases. Killifcr. Her
zog, schneider. Sacrifice hits. Daubert
killifer- Base on balls: Dell. 3. George,
. Struck out; smith, ]. Schneider. I
George. 2 Cmpires. Rigler and Eason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
BEAT W. VA" is
THE PENN SLOGAN

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 24.-Beat West
Virginia is the slogan Of the University
or Pennsylvania coaches. and from the
manner in which the Red and Blue foot
ball candidates were put through their
PAGES yesterday afternoon by their alert
oversecrs. goes 20 show that they are de-
termincd 70 return the Quaker team the
winner In Saturdays gridiron contest.
Although the West Virginia game is
the first one Of the season for the Penn
eleven and counts for little when the
final reckoning Of the losses and wins is
taken az the close % the season, the
coaches arc driving the men hard thus
upsetting former precedent Of the
coaching system Of developing the team
a. the season progresses.
man who can compare with Wagner
in personal character. During my
regime ! have bumped up against
thousands Of ball players. each with
different dispositions. but Wagner
stands head and shoulders above
them all II may be that Wheeling
fans will never again have the oppor-
tunity Of seeing this player perform
on the home grounds. but II the well
wishes Of the baseball world al large
would count for aught. he would con
tinue TO flourish indefinitely
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EEHr SHUTS OUT PIRATES

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. 24-Boston
shut out Pittsburgh here TO-DAY TO %.
Nehf Tor the visitors allowed only four
hits. kantlehner was hit hard In the
ninth inning when two singles and a
double scored both runs. Score:
r. n. f.
Boston $500. o o o o o o - p
Pittsburgh 900 o o o 90
Batteries: Nehf and Whaling; Kant
lehncr and Gibson.
Two base hits: MaRce q Sacrifice
hits. Evers. Baird. Base on halls. Nehf
~; Kantlehner. g. Struck out: Nohf. Z :
kantlehner. 6. Umpires; KLEIN and
Emslie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
IOLAND-DUQUESNE
Bassban Teams win clash IN Final
Game Of Season on Tunnel
Green Sunday.

Sunday afternoon Will see the final
game between the Island Athletic Club
and the buductnc teams. The last CON
tcTt between these mines resulted IN n
50 no IN thirteen Innings. ending on &c
count OF darkness
Tho batteries for Buuucene will b.
EcuninEtou Enrie and shine and for fne
q A. G. boys Hamilton and Watkins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
nLEs Will BOWL

Tun Teams uefrraanfIrr fh. Al
.'NNn OF ElHn nHI ru fu TolnnIHna arr.a
.fnr .n NuErmNrr fn bowl the Erfr Ia
woo. place. Tor Ode Champion Ia be-
iH'r uf ohio If .a aaff fhar uUIffI,.,
n of tIo muscc. VIII organize thc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
BENEFIT GAME
Hyal ana All star Teams VII Me-,
sunday On rorty-sevsnth street
Grounds

Next sunday afternoon on the forty
seventh street grounds tho NVa1a viii
nlaN team composed Of some Of the
IH.IeHf play crn fn The ohio VALLEY This
team VIII De- known or the H0ufr An
Stars. ana tne game ls being PLAYED FOR
ihc benefit ~ Oscar f"SuefI Naansr.
one ui fhc NNal players that waa Injured
qncsne teamH The All stars will have
n their lineup such players 90 Houfs
NoFn fpn. EeddY Larue. AID Periov
nnd a. the NVala are claimed TO b. one
~ me best teams in the ohio VALLEY ffa
same should prove fast and inffrrrfinr
fhe batteries Tor the All gfarr urifE
workman. Higelnw and Miller enrtf-r
iur TIE NYlla The lineup of both frar4a
VIII hr a. foilowF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
IN AMATEUR AND
SEMl-PRO WORLD.

The keliar a. G.. OF the North En
martins Ferry VIII play the Giendale Z
q. on the Mill field SUNDAY affernoo,
Al kellar players are requested to NEE
this afternoon for practice.
The kellar a. G. issues a challenge e,
games with any 1876 pound team In hi.
valley. Games may be arranged h
writing Harry Wallace or calling 2es-l
Martins Ferry on the Bell -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25

CHICAGO, Sept 24.-Philadeiphia and
day By twin scores OF s to o. The con
tests were marked by tight pitching on
the part OF the winning twirlers and
men Lavender held the league leaders
70 -FOUR hits I'm tho first game and
SnAlmers returned the compliment by
krantlng the locals only two hits In the
snecond contest. which was stopped by
oar kn'ss at the end OF the eighth in
rtr,. Gam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
Second Game.
.Philadelphis

Philadelphia . 4o1|s
Chicago ..... % o o o o o o 90 2 &
1Called end eighth. darkness)
batteries Chalmers and Burns: label
Wright and Bresnahan. Farrell.
Sacrincc hit. SAFER. Base on balls:
label. 8; Chalmers. 3. Struck out:
Chalmers. 3. label /: Wright 2 I'm
pircs. O'Day and Oufgley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25

Two base hits; Howard. Cady. Haley.
Three base hits. Hooper. Home run:
walker. stolen bases: L.avsn. .: How
ard. Sislcr. 2. Pratt. 2. sacrifice Fly.
Howard. Ssesifiee hits; Gardner, l-avan.
lfase ON balls: OFT koob- p off Gregg.
?: off Cooper. 2 struck cut: BY Ruth.
4: by Gregg 4; by kOob. Impires +.
Dineen ana Nallfn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25

Two base hits: Mccarthy. Archer. :,
Schuite. stolen oases: Schultz. Sacri.
nee hit; HUMPHREYS. Base on balls,
Struck out: MAYER. Oeschger. /:
humphries. 3. Umpires: Quigley and
.ODay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
PUNTS AND TACKLES

=. The Moose 81 will play the Fulton
~. team on the Fulton grounds Sunda
afternoon at 2:50 o'clock. All Moo
PLAYERS are requested 60 meet al fh
Mct0nkey cigar store al 1850
Starting as a printers devil. job
Christian Watson, now travelling b
Canada, rose 10 be premier OF Au.
tralia. 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
WHITE sox TAKE TWO.

HlIADELPHtA. sept. e4-Chicago
won both games here today. the scores
being I TO and J . 10 5. In the open-
ing event the visitors won by punching
their hits Off Richardson with bases
on balls and errors. In the second game
chicago drove Turner and Croweli off
the rubber, but sherman did excellent
work scores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
QUAkERS
DIVIDE A DouBLE BrLr. WITH
CUBS BOTH NJ SANE
SCORE or 6 TO o

Eshf scores shut Out Tor nravs. Al.
lowing only Four Hats-su-
perbas Lose 20 Ksds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
Second Game.

Ut IEIINF- TsUNHEW UUU rCTNIh. IuTnor
Crowel sherman and Lapp. McAvOy.
Two base hits: fournier. }. Collins ..
AvOy. Home run. Iack son. stolen bases:
Murphy. Weaver. Russell Sacrifice hits.
Weaver. Blackburn 2 Base on balls
Turner ,; Crowen ,. Struci out. Russell
s. sherman l. Empires: Hilde brand and
O'I.uughlfn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
UNFINISHED RACES
ON GRAND CIRCUIT

COLUMBUS. Ohio. sept 2s-The pro-
gram for the ftfth day or Columbus
Grand Circuit racing was not completed
today. Mirthful ana 81. Frisco making II
long with a six heat trotting battle, To-
morrow the 2.iS pace viii he finished
and there Will be consolation races FOR
2.li PAGERS and --i5 trotters.
lnithe first heat Of the 2.ls pace. Miss
kclected fell. throwing Driver Yates TO
the track. n was first believed Yates
was not seriously hurt. but late tonight
II developed that his right foot had been
50 badly crushed that amputation was
necessary. Physicians believe he may be
internally injured.
2:06 class. racing. 3 In 5.-purse 81. geo.
iiastus. br &. by Liberty Boy.
tMcDonaid) .........-. 2
John u. p. Osborn
Rhodes .......-.....
5 5i@ss Sod 5SiP'Sr ce B 5909o
Frank Patchcn. br d. Mona
iThe Assessor. en- z. tMeMa ~
Ben Locanda. D h. Murphy dr.
Time-s:ofE e:o5is: 2.O5h. 2.osti.
1.os class trotting in .. purse $1,000.
MirthfuL l. IN. by The
star OF Patchen MUIR
ST. pP Frisco. l. by san
Francisco ,Geers).. /
'- .,,,,,i i'f {; :; !, 800. 5 3
i.' 't.a' ,on i,I1i So 3 70
Harry j.. s.. blk b.
2 u SOM s.s.saa.s.....s.- 2
Hazel LainE. ch m
w hitel .----.-..-. dis
rime-e:os 2;osi. ..o5it; 2.e7
2,OsA. 2.l1 =.
ais class pacing in 5. purse $1,000.
tunfiuishcdl
Thistle Patch. blk b. by joe
Patchen tSnowD .......... .
He'd Mike. ch <. by Ananias
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Rndd Elliott. br q. tGcersl .
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TO beat 80 trOttiuE
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eutluel Won. Time 2.15tt.
To beat 2;Z0ta trottiug.
The Vladimir. by Peter the Great
tHoDsunl Won. Time 2.1st4.
To isrst 2.t6A trottinE.
Cleuutham. e., ~ Shndelaud Nobel
KfWrf Won Tfunr n-fal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
Keeping Up
the Standard

Although dye-StuffS have advanced in some cases as
high as five hundred per cent because of the European
war; causing manufacturers TO charge from ten to fifteen
per cent more for their woolens, the "UNlTED'' will
neither lower the quality nor raise the price of its
product.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
RED SOX
LOST TO s.ow.. yno SWAT rzz
FILL 10 ALL Parts or
TIE LOT.

La Garrett wins Anothsr for Indian.
senators WAllop Ercrs-Whtts sox
raks Douhist from Athistics.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25

Chicago, s. philadelphia. O.
-sPhiladelphia g: Chic,eo q
Boston. ?. Pittsburgh o.
Cincinnati. z. Brooklyn. g.
Other clubs, not scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
FIRST Game

ardson and McAVoy Two base hits:
l-app. Three base his: Scnang. stolen
bases: Murphy =. r. Collins. Jackson
namrau ?. Bases ON balls Cicotte Z (;
Richardson q. struck out: Cicotte ?
Richardson 4. Empires O'Loughhn and
Hildebrend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
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