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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-16
~ CORNERSTONE
WILL Be LAID ON
SEPTEMBER IS
DR.. David Ross Boyd Will De-
liver the Principal Address;
All Churches and Lodges to
Be Invited.

Except for The fixing 81 the date
and the naming Of the principal
speaker no details OF the Y. N. g. a.
cornerstone laying have been worked
q set, n. r Hickey Is chairman Of
The committee on arrangements and
he viii confer today with Secretary
". n. Day regarding the different
numbers on the program.
The ftone viii hc iaid September
20 al the corner OF the building near
ct Flrst street and Genital avenue.
Il has already been cur and chlsclled
hy the Bowers Monument company.
and may be seen az their yard.
Or. David n. Boyd. president Of the
University Of View Mexico, will be the
chief speaker. lie haf not annornced
what his subject viii DO
In Ike box IN the cornerstone Will
be placed a iist ~ city officials. q list
- Y. NJ. c. a. directors. copies of
neRtpapefs. literature p other
thinrr likely TO interes, o future gen
Grafton.
All the lodges. churches ava athoi
organizaiiong ~ nc cts Rul receive
Invitations 20 have representative 81
the ceremonies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-16
BAKING POWDER MAN TO
MAKE HEADQUARTERS
IN ALBUQUERQUE

Another important addition u Al
hnaaergue's dislrlbuting Interests IS
announced today In the arrival here
Fort smith, Ark, 10 make their per-
manent homo. Mr.. Mclean has been
appointed New Mexico ~ AriSonq
general agent Tor The r. q. Staples
Chemical company 81 Fort smith
Ark. manufacturers Of Purehest hak-
Ing powder. a widely advertised
product MT Mclean VIII make his
hume in this city and will conduct
lhs business for the two states from
Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-16
Meeting Called for 1880 To-
morrow Morning at Which
All Property Owners Of E.
Central Are Asked to Be
Present.
DEFINITE PROPOSITION
WILL BE PRESENTED
Sentiment Seems Practically
Unanimous for Notable
Public improvement and
Movement Takes Definite
Form.

The movement for a paved boulc-
ward To the University OF New Mexico,
Initiated early this week by Chair
man John =. Deayon Of the county
read board. with the suggestion that
q portion OF Bcrnalii.o county's
money from the state road bond issue
might be used for the purpose. took
definite form today when Max Nord-
haus, vice president OF the CONNER
cini club, called a meeting Of the di-
%rectors Of the club for tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock. at which
property owners on East Central ave.
nuc and others interested have been
invited TO be present. Mr.. Nordhaus
acted In the absence OF President
Clark NJ. Carr, OF the club. who rs
out OF the city
AZ the same time Mr. Nordhaus ar
ranged for committees 20 extend a
personal Invitation 20 all those di-
rcctly interested IN the proposed inn
provement 20 attend the directors
meeting which will be held In the
parlors Of the clun, while Secretary
Tom Egan today sen a personal no.
tice OF the meeting To each OF them.
In addition 10 the property n
Nuh uAAt "A ulItfA lnA'fttt IN the
proposition to be submitted. a num-
Der OF others have been invited to the
FIRST conference on the university
boulevard. These include Chairman
Beaver and other members Of tho
county road board. the members
OF the county commission. members
OF the street committee OF the city
council and other couccilmen inter-
osted. President NJ. +. HieXey OF the
board of education. the members OF
the library board and the receiver
OF the Albuquerque Traction COM
pany.
The club directors. Il is understood,
nave discussed the matter Informally
and have concluded that the project
Is one In which prompt action should
be taken. So FAR al a oe asccr-
tanned sentiment In favor OF the
most notable pu0lic Improvement in
Albuquerque since the Inauguration
OF street paving Is Unanimous The
regents OF the UuiN crsity have indi-
Gated that such Of the work as will
be required Of the University can be
provided for and other large property
interests have shown "a Willingness "a
Cooperate. II Is expected that the
movement 10 provide a broad high
way TO the University and to the mesa
drives will get under full Roadway at
the meeting tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-16
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU


Henry hauls baggage. Phone 93s.
Good year and Pennsy ivania tires.
korbor's garage.
II. II. Berger. OF Gallup. Is a patient
at 81. Joscph's hospital.
4. Eichwald uf Cuba is IN the city
for a few days.
Ashley Pond Of santa Fc is in the
city today.
Col. John Borraduiie returned yes
terday from a visit to tho expeditions
az san Francisco and san DIEGO.
T. .. Losey. Of the Occidental In
surance company, has been IN Gallup
ON business.
Mir. and Mrs. O. a. Waha are the
parents Of a baby girl. she was BORA
Tuesday.
Col. W. : HopewoD has returned
from a short stay at his cattle ranch
In sierra county.
W. :. Fullerton. the well known
Socorro countp stock grower, is In the
city for a few days
Captain Fred Fornoff has returned
% Albuquerque from a business trip
To the Pccos valley.
W. W, Mills. OF the ellis ranch re-
sort near Watrous, H. attending to
business In Albuquerque tnuay.
\. j. Loomis OF santa Re, deputy
internal revenue collector. is AN Al
buquerque visitor today.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs G.. a French.
3fi West silver VENUE. "A daughter.
"wednesday. September Is, 1915.
G. 7. French returned to-day from %
bushes trip 20 Socorro. ne went by
automobile.
Mr.. ara Mrs .. VI. stanton and
daughter lett last night ior Chicago.
whence they will 20 to CovlEgton.
Ky, to make their home.
\ regular meeting OF Temple Lodge
40 6, a. +. and \ ~, viii Dc held
thus evening az g O'Clock ln Masonic
temple. Visiting members welcome.
a meeting OF the brotherhood of
American Ncomcn Will 3e held too
night at the ; % %. +. hall Caudi-
dates will be initiated
+ T.. Humbert, professor oi agron-
omy at the state college. ~ In IN,
city today In course of q trip oycr tue
state.
Mrs, W. G. Reid. wife VI the Santa
Fo general attorney. returned home
last night from d visit 40 her formai
homo IN Roswell.
Hon j. Lorenzo Hubbcli OF Ga
nado. Ariz.. arrived In Albuquerque
last night To- attend 10 business mat
tcrJ.
The JANA Grocery company viii De
| closed on saturday until d D. m. Cu,.
tomcrf are requested to place theil
week end orders un Friday 10 pos
siblc.
Frank Bond, president 90 the Bond
! Conncil Shccp company, and head oi
the Bond Mercantile enterprises, %
utt. udiug To husincss matters ia Al.
! bulucrpuc today
%. g. Arthur. deputy supervisor oi
the MJuzano forest, lett today for D.
trip Co the Zuni section OF the forest
he viii go owe the Nj ScdgeNics
country. classifying land.
IosuIir meeting tonight of HHt'
many Ludgc so. J.. 4 o. ID g. dt the
OGd Fellows hail ut -H An mem
hcru Of The dcsrcc stat ire request d
90 Dee present.
Mrs. T.. a. Martin. BAPTIST mis-.
flon4ry. of Hyriod, n &c. vill lecture
60 women only 100 salvation army hal
saturday Ilsht at u.....k. 80 adj.
mission viii ho rhnrs.I Mr.. MaitiI
Viii spclk ON the murI..Ity of NO.
men and Invites tho fufuyn of Albu.
q%utyqu, tu hear Hrf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-16
PINKNEY LAWSON Is
WRITING FOR HARPERs

Local readers Of Harper's weekly
who have started the Lem Allen
stories. the first Of Rhich appeared
III a recent issue. VIII be- Interested 30
the aews that Lem Allen wac writ
tsn by Pinkney Iawfon, a former
member of a forest service recon
naifance crew in the CHA forest and
known 10 a number 81 Albuquer-
gheans. He is the author OF q book
fThe Log of a Lumber Cruiser.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-16
EXAMINATION FOR
FOREST RANGER HERE

There VIII he an examination for
forest RANGER at the federal building
October 20 and 20 Married men are
eligible 20 the position. us well Js
single men The pay is StIop q year.
Tn, anger must furnish ms "
horses and pack OUTFIT
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our Guarantee IL Your Protection.

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know sou VIII be satisfied in every
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Prices ESQ. SOC, 500. Otwcll nrug
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-16
ALLOTMENT OF FOREST
AND TRAILS FUND

trails fund FOR tho nscal year lHl5, un
account OF rcccipts from national .or-
ests b. as follows according tO au-
nouncvmcut Dog the local forest uf-
flee. Arizona. $50 1913 lGs Sow Mes
leo, Si2,7li5N.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-16
THE WEATHER.

; rORECAsT-TonlRht ana Fri
, day fair. Warmer Friday and
; north portion tonight.
, ALBUQUERQUE Weather Tor
B the "a hours ended at y o'clock
; this morning;
B Maximnm-7S,
, Minimum-fS.
B RanEc-30.
, At s o'clock-55.
, Southwest winds.
, Partly cloudy.
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Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep Dr, Thomas
Eclectic OH for such emergencies. Two
sizes zoe ana soc at all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-16

Sa'rihre sale % eIectric light FIX
inTt~. 4 clanoe Ia save money.
Coleman Blank 60.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-16

sacrifice sale OF electric Ilsbt fiN-
turcs. chanfc to save money.
BLANK a..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-16

Harsh physics react weaken the
viii lead Go chronic consti-
patton. Doau'E Boglipts operate
easily. e5c q box az alI ftores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20

50 ffharn-- Michigan. q. Cornell. ..
At state college Penn state. =. lie.
hauuu VALLEY.
~ Camhridrc Harvard b. Holy
Cross. q. 90 InuiuraH
Af New Haven Drown. A. Nffa
40 Annapolis -Nayy b.. Catholic frI
NrralfN
AZ lfrUnHwItE NnIuaa-I rIr.raIf. I'd
Maine q. tltuHOfI
AZ New Y0rs-Nr Nurt IrItsrfIu
% SIT -f Joseph
~ feuiafowr. Wafnr-Htfer &. ts-u,g
4. 90 innings nnrkufaa
A. West Poinf--truf e. si rohu..
college H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
WESLEYAN PLAYS
"CHINKS" TODAY
BIG CROWDS EXPECTED AT BUCK
HARMON TO-DAY AND TO
MORROW.
orientals Have Strong Team and Are
Winning a Majority OF Their
Games on Tour.
speeIaI Dlspaleh % the InteIlIgeneer.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
BUCKHANNON, w. Va. May 10
Tomorrow and Friday the biggest
games Of the year so far at home will
be played by Wesleyan on her field
at Buckhannon. A team of real Orien.
tails. hailing from far-off Honolulu.
and making tour of the United
States. is the attraction. This team is
made up from the Chinese students
OF the American University at Homo
lulu. and they have learned the game
from the Americans there. Last year
they made a similar tour and won 30
per cent. of the games scheduled with
American college teams. beating Yves
leyan with the rest, 4-3.
Wesleyan is undoubtedly in a spuIt
at the present time. and her support.
ers have high hopes that she will
take az least one. and possibly both.
Of the games. on the trip last week
the team played three games OF error
less ball. and in every contest but one
hit the ball hard and often.
Wagner and Stansbury will prob
ably be the pitching selections for
WWesleyan, with Morrison playing
first. Shumaker second and the rest
OF the regular lineup intact Morri-
sons long-distance hitting has been
the feature OF the recent games. and
he will be played on first regularly
when he is not working of the mound.
Big crowds are expected for the
Chinese games. Special train service
will be available after each Of the
games TO Weston and Clarksburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
COBB
RUNS WILD on THE HAEEB AND
WITH HIs sTICK HELPs TIGERS
WIN PROM YANEEE8

Joe J.ehson AgRs.rs On rir.t Tor cisvs-
Trims the Athistics.
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Ellsworth futile. Of GlruWOod has
been selected head electrician AZ the
Wheeling park this season.
Jerry Holmes 81 Peters Run. has re-
turned from a business trip Co ohio.
J ". scott. of Scio. O.. was "a business
caller In Film Grove Yesterday.
u. s. Gibson moved yesterday from
Hardwood o. the National hank building
a. Elm Grove.
terdav GO his farm out The Stone church
road.
Prank and Wesley QuirIey. ~ Peters
Run. were business callers in Elm Grove
yesterday.
Robert winters and Harry RiRgie. %
Elm Grove were business callers Of
sand 1871 EfrffruHV
The gire ciuh of the co. W. Campbell
bible class had 81 we'll attended meet
iur un TUESDAY rren'ng 90 The AZ q.
church Boo Tim rove.
Sire Hortha Rrovn. OF Film Grove. ~
900 af hrr home.
NJ and Mrs george IaurhIin and
son. Joe Eruuriug. Of Hawthorne court.
viii icHLe che first 0f June Tor The sau
FraurlHfn 90 position.
.irs Prank ff Crockard. of Birmlur-
haTh. Ala.. la the guest ~ her father "a.
fH Mcudei Iu Woudadlle.
Mra William Murphy. OF fkr Sat .0ual
road. Fultou ia 300 az ner homo.
Niles VIRGINIA MIllrr. ~ Weston. ID
VISITING friends at LIn Grove Tor few
daye.
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Today's Games
NhtchnE at Grand Rapids
Dayton NJ Fort WAYNE
Tcrre Haute az Erie
Eransville at Youngstown.
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Boston at Chicago
New York at -. Louis
Philadelphia at Detroit
Washington At Cleveland
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MARSHALL WINS
TAKES Michigan Aggiss INTO Camp ~ a
20 Score IN Twelve innings.
Great Contest


Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
HUNTINGTON. W Va. May Is
Marshall college outciassed Michigan
Agricultural college here to-day In hit
ting BY tying "a two run lead In n ninth
inning rally and finally winning out 10
the twelfth round. 20 2. Lawrence and
Dawson were both In form. 1owrcnce
ninth In favor Of a pinch hitter. Davis
son held the Wolverine farmers FOR The
remaining Innings. The winning run
was mado on n pass. two hits and Wild
pitch Elders hitting featured the con-
test. BE polled four hits out 81 five
trips 20 the bat Springer. ~ the Angles
WAS strong IN the opening Innings. he
famed ten men. Score. r. ". O..
Michigan .0Z0on 10000 3
Marahau 100000 2Onf- q
IEattrries- Springer and Iiddin. Law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
PROTESTED GAMES
President Of Central League Hands
Down Decision on Youngstown
Terre Haute and Grand
Rapids Game

President Louis Heilbronner. OF the
Central League, has handed down his
decisions In the protested games be-
tween Youngstown and n-and Rapids
This game was played at Youngstown
and was won by that club after IS in.
nings Of playing by the score Of 3 TO
President HeilbrOnner allowed this
game 10 stand ~ played
The second game was played I'm
Terre Haute and was won By Youngs-
town ) 20 In the 18th inning The
Terre Haute club protested the game
/, on the grounds that Umpire Peitz al.
Allowed Stanley two bases on \ passed
ball, contrary 10 Rule 81 Section 4
ln this instance the protest was allow,
cd and the game ordered replayed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
WILDNESS COSTLY

CHICAGO. May 1.-the wildness OF
the Philadelphia pitchers paved the way
Tor TO victory Tor Chicago today
IN the nnal game OF the series. After
eighth Wyckon was succeeded by PEN
mock who allowed three more. score:
PhiiadeIphia oz1 X; n; f.
Chicago Gee. o o "a
batteries: Wyckoff. Pennock and
Scnang; Benz. scott and Schaik.
Two base hits. Oldring Iafoie
Schalk. Three base hit: Roth stolen
bases; I.atoie, Schang. Sacrifice hits:
i-a1oie. scott. Bases on balls: on Cic-
otte. 2; Wyckoff ). Benz. 2: Pennock. q
struck out: by wyckoff 3: Scott a.
Pennock. 2. Empires: Chill and Con.
molly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20

The Blue Bells accent the cha1lenee or
the stogies Tor game Saturday May
Y. 60 D. m. on the Twenty sixth
street grounds
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special Dispatrh 70 me InteIliEencer.

Special Dispatch 10 the fnteiligsnccr
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May 1s.-
Temporary wlldness on the part OF
pitcher O'Neill I'm the second inning
gave Grand Rapids enough runs TO
win the opening game OF the series
from Wheeling The score wns A TO
I. Aside from the second inning.
O'Neill pitched fine ball. vieing with
Homine who heaved for the Black
Sox. Romine SLOWED but three nIts
and famed eight men, Wheeling beng
helpless before him with men on
bases. The Stogies lone run was
made In the seventh inning Meister
lifted fly TO center Geld which went
for two sacker when Eddington fell
down as he reached for IL. Shrivers
tnheld out sent Dutch to third whence
he scored on Nespo's grounder TO
Steil, the throw TO the plate being n
trifie late. In the sixth inning Wheel
had her only real chance of winning.
Martin got a base on balls and went
down on O'Nell's out ODay beat out
hit 20 Callahan and stole second.
kyle's walk filled the sacks after
Umlauf had famed. Rebel Keene
struck out in the pinch. Grand Rapids
scored In the second Ellington led
on by beating out bunt toward Reil-
ly. The third sacker fell while at
eempting TO field the ball, his right
ankle being so badly sprained that he
had TO retire. He will be out of the
game for several days. Anderson sac
rificed and O'Neill threw the ball 10
the club house. Ellington scored and
Anderson pulled up at third. A wild
pitch scored Anderson. Grand Ra-
pids counted again In the firth on
Steinbauer's bounder and Nespo's err
ror. Steinbauer also scored the final
run OF the game IN the seventh inning
he walked and Steil sacrificed. ne
stole thirc and scored while O'NeiI
WAS throwing McGraW ouf The dald
ing OF Callahan and Steinbauer
featured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
THIRD FOR COOMBS

BROOKLYN. Nav 19.-Iack Coombs
won his third straight victory aud scOa
ed his second successive shutout of the
sea son today. when he hlanked Cincin-
natl > 10 o. COombs held the visitors
at five hits. tho nearest they came to
scoring being IN the NTH when Stengei
nipped Clark az the plate on HerzOg' =
single TO right. Score:
r. IL. r..
Cincinnati OOOO % 20 5
hrooslNn 90. -
batteries: Amcs and clark: Coomos
and Miller.
Two base hits. Myera Coombs. Three
base hit. KrlWfer. stolen bases: Clark.
Wheat Sacrifice hit: Griffith. Bases
on balls: o. Ancs. I . COMBS. 2. Struck
out: By Ames. .: Ccombs. .. Empires
Quigley and Eason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
CLEVELAND TAKES FINAL

CLEVELAND. o. Nav fs.-Cleve,an,,
eNened up the series with Boston win
ming TO 2. Hsgerman was a mystery
nhll the ninth when three hits and two
passes Melted two runs. Joe jackson
made his debut as a nrstbaseman and
Cleveland .. o o 100 e 10
Boston ..... 90 20 o
I, -, "a tSfles: Hagerman and O'NeiI.
Two base hits: ONeili. Chapman
Speaker, Hoblitzell. Three base hits.
Jackson. ?; Smith. Stolen base: Hoblit-
zell. Bases on balls: on Hagerrnan. &
Ruth, j, struck out: BY Hagerman' s:
roster, 2, Ruth. ,. Umpire Evans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
0'NEILL WILD IN SECOND.
SETTLED DOWN TOO LATE
fIooIEs COULD 90 NOTHING
y WITH HomIkE AND ANOTHER
GAME Is LOST
with Bases Full In Sixth keene
struck out-Reilly sprsins Ankle
and 10 Out Of Game.
xsstsrdsy's

xsstsrday's Results.
tfhud itaplds Wheeling 4
Evansville q. youngstown 4
Dayton .. Fort Wayne ,.
Erie .. TCrrc Haute :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20

DANCING
Every Evening AZ Belle lslo.
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PERTAINS WIN
TOOK Cathedral High school Team Into
Camp by Score OF 70 l.
Many Errors Were Mads.

The Martins Ferry High school has.
nail team defeated the Cathedral High
school team. OF Wheeling, on the mill
held AZ Martins Ferry yesterday after
noon bY a score OF 20 1. Davis was
cd the visitors only four hits Loose
neldinE lost the game for the Cathedrals
as they had a total Of ten errors Davis
and Tirney formed the battery Tor the
FERRY boys while Duken and Delhi were
tne batteries Tor the Cathedrals The
game was witnessed by a large crowd.
SATURDAY afternoon Of this week MAY
tins Ferry High will play BarnssviIie
nigh on the mill neld and one Of the
best games OF the season h. eHpecfed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
AT DILLONYALE
Fast Game Scheduled Tor sunday when
barton Nests Up River BOYS
on Their Grounds.

SUNDAY the strong Barton team Will
80 o. billouvale, where they viii meet
the tast team Of that place iu what
~ tho season. These teams are evenly
matched and there has always been con-
siderable rivalry between them The
same viii De called promptly AZ d
O'Clock The billuuvale boys who have
also arranged FOR two games with
Nmithueld on Monday. MAY 81. The FIRST
Eame VIII DO called az 1880 o'clock and
the latter 90 %. w.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
FEDERALS

Yesterday's Results.
Newark :, Pittsburgh g.
Other games postponed. cold weather.
Today's Games.
Buffalo at 81. Louis
brooklyn at Chicago
baltimore at Pittsburgh
Kan. City-Newark. not scheduled.
- Al Pittsburgh r. u. r..
1872, - '.".' -.-.s... s.....-. . 10 y
Moseiy and harden: Hearnc. Bafeer
and OCOnner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
PIRATES BLANK BRAVES

BOSTON. Nav Mamaux held the
Fraves without run today. while
Pittsburgh scored seven times on the
delivery of RaFqu IN Eve innings. Crut-
cher. who took RaRan'S place IN tho Bos-
ton box. DID not allow a hit in the last
four Innings. Score:
r. VI. +.
HOaton ..... 20 % q % ~ % n % % 8
Pittsburgh 2 % % % % q % 10 4
Batteries. Ragan. Crutcher and Gowdy
AMI Whaling. NamauN and Gibson.
Two base hits. schmidt Meanwhile.
2, Carey. Ni0N. Three base hit. Hinch-
man. stolen base. Carey. Eases on
bells. or RaGau. .. Crutcher. .. Mann
aux. 4. struck out. Ey ftaEan. {. Crut-
cher. MamauN. g. EMPIRES. Blgler
and Hart
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TWO OUT OF THREE

NEW YORK Nav Ig-New YorN
made a. two out of three from Chicago
today. winning the deciding game OF the
series by a score 81 3 to I. Murray's
hitting ans n great one-handCd catch by
the same player were the features. ScOra.
n ~. +.
Chicago .... al % o o a. 10 IS
New York q % % o $ s ]
Batteries: Vaughn. Adams and Arch
er: stroud Marquard and Meyers.
Two base hits; Iimnre rman. Archer.
Three base hit: Safer. Home run: Muir
ray. stolen bases: Robertson. 3. Grant.
Hages on balls: on Vaughn. g. Adams.
] stroud 2. struck out. By stroud. .
Vaughn. .. TmYireS: Klein and Emslic.
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LlNSLY WINS
FROM BENWOOD
UNION HroH DEFEATED xEsrEn-
DAY ny SCORE or IT TO S.
Cadets Even Matters for only Defeat Of
season several Months Ago.
Hunter Bats Well.

L-insiy evCned up her only defeat OF
nc season Yesterday by wailoping Union
hlsh shcool Of kenwood. b. the score OF
- 20 >. MON won a seven inning game
from the cadets early In the season b.
INC rcoro OF 60 q. The cadets fell ou
the delivery OF Noel and Knocked hiui
from the box IN th' second inning. He
was replaced BY Candy. Hunter with
three hits good for eight bases was the
batting star OF the same. The score:
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Cleveland 8. Boston 2
Detroit 3. New York ]
Chicago >. Philadelphia Z
Washington-St. Louis. cold weather
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a splendid musical entertainments will
be given this evening n the buckley :,
- church. Edgwood. whef an ore heSttst
recital VIII be given by the church or
chestra. assisted by members OF the
stone churca. Vance Memorial and First
baf list church urCheHtras The program
VIII begin promptly AZ o'clock. aud az
tho conclusion refreshments VIII DO
served