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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20
WITH COMING
BIG LEAGUERS
Pirates to Meet Cubs.

Cubs or the AsSocla'
ton League will meet
at South Side Park
tomorrow evening at
6 o'clock for a twi'
light game. The Pi.
rates are trying hard
for first place in the
league. while the
Cubs under the man
agement Of D. A.
Maurer, are trying to
pull out OF last place,
Much interest is be-
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National League.
Yesterday's Scores.

Brooklyn 8; Pittsburgh 0.
Boston 4; Cincinnati /
New York 4; St. Louis 3.
Philadelphia S; Chicago 4.
Philadelphia.Chicago second game
allied in fourth inning, rain.
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KInomont Wins From Baxter.

The Kingmont Independents defeat
ed the Baxter baseball nine in a close
game staged at Baxter Sunday after
noon with final score OF 5 to 3.
Both teams played good baseball and
large crowd gathered to witness the
contest. The score by innings:
Baxter ........ OIL 0 2 0 90 0 %
Kingmont -. OF 2 o 0 o l 0 Is
Batteries: Kingmont-Osborn and
Reese; Baxter-Metz and Cullen.
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NEWS
S9{Ii54Is
NOTE
rHEY SAY It's True.

Jawn McGraw, Giant manager, has
bet on Success at Acqueduct and
his horse was nose and nose with an-
other. Slide" he yelled.
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Federal League.
Yesterdays Scores.

Yesterdays Scores.
SBuffalo 8; Pittsburgh 2.
Chicago II; Brooklyn 5.
Baltimore 8; St. Louis s.
Newark-Kansas City, wet grounds.
"Ten innings.
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Meadowbrook Team Loses.

The Gypsy baseball nine was de-
feated by the fast Meadowbrook nine
at Meadowbrook by a score OF II to
2. The game was one-sided from the
start to finish and the heavy batting
OF the Meadowbrook team featured
tho pnma The scnra.
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standlno Of tho Clubs.

Games Today.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

1t took One Punch Hogan four
rounds to knock out Jeff Smith.
What's his name now?
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Today
Buffalo at Pittsburgh. ,
Baltimore at St. Louis. !:
Newark at Kansas City. !
Srooklyn at Chicago.
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Association League.

Postponed games-Athletics vs..
Cubs, June 80; Pirates vs.. Athletics.
July 16.
Tie game-Athletics VS.. Pirates;
score to l.
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out an expedition to give savages
their choice between absolutton and
extreme JUNCTION.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

Games Today.
Boston at Chicago,
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

Now they are teaching the Eskimo
football. The old style was to send
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-20

the game. The score:
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30

regular appointment at Hurricane
Sunday.
j N. Stone visited at the home of
his son, Virgil, Sunday.
Miss Geneva Wallis was the guest
of Miss Cora Caby Saturday.
Several of the young folks from
this burg attended the Christmas
entertainment at Gravel Hill Satur-
day night
Miss Alma Schrock, the clerk in
the Variety store at Lutesville, visit
ed home folks during Christmas va
cation
David Parks visited at A. B. Longs
from Saturday until Monday.
Miss Irene Jackson was the guest
of Miss Cora Caby Sunday.
Miss Laura Hartle spent Christ
mas with home folks.
Charley Thomas and Marvin Jack
son were The guests of Luther Caby
Sunday
A happy New Year TO The PRrss
and It's many readers A READER.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30

As the New year is coming near
and the old year is nearly eoar !
will try my hand again
There is a great deal Of sickness
in our community
Peter Perkins Of near here i, real
sick with pneumonia
Bob Nansker and his son are
slowly improving
Our Christmas dinner was well at-
tended. considering the weather
There was a family reunion at
Overton Harris Christmas aud all
had a Jolly time.
Mr.. and Mrs J ? Morgan Of Slick,
Mo. visited home folks Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bess of lat
river, spent Christmas with Mir and
Mrs. Charley Bagby at Richland
We hear that Mr. and Mrs. Burk
Sample are going to move near FAIR.
view real soon We are sorry to
see them leave,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melton Cobb OF
SchIatitz are going to visit home
folks near Lutesville next week.
Miss Carrie Cunningham of Drum
attended the Christmas dinner here,
returning home Sunday,
Monroe Hill Of Drum spent Christ
mas with his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Anderson
visited his sister, Mrs. WampIer,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison Harris visited
Peter Perkins Sunday.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Hill December 9th, a fine girl.
Troy Anderson and Johnnie Cradle
are thinking Of going TO the dance
near Drum New Years
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Harris of Chaffee
visited home folks. Quin Collins and
family. Christmas.
Miss Lula Seabaueh visited her
little schoolmate Maudie Harris sun.
dav eve.
Miss Mvrtle Seabaueh and her
friend. Martin Critics. visited Robert
Humphreys Sunday eve
Erich Murphy and Miss Annie Wis
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Lone Grove

Christmas has passed and the
New Year OF 1916 is near Let us
try to make this a year of more aC-
tivi,icS than 1918 We will succeed
il We DUt try.
Health is very good except a few
cases of bad colds,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Nanney and
daughter, Misses Wilma and Lola
Dockins and Danes Schrock attend
ed the entertainment at Gravel
I'LL, Saturday night
Roscoe NJ Pierce. who is attend
Ing the Normal at Cape Girardeau,
came home Thursday to spend va
cation.
Coda iount and Ora Bollineer
attended the entertainment and
Christmas tree at Haynes chapel
Friday evening.
Rev. Vim. J PoSton filled his reg
ular appointment at Mt Zion Satur-
day and Sunday.
Leo Bollinger attended the Christ
mas festival at Gravel Hill Satur-
day night
Chas. and Willis ThomaSon of
near BeSsvlIle spent Saturday even
ing and Sunday. visiting in this
vicinity
Rev Morris f. Gilbert Of Belle
City assisted Rev Poston at Mount
Zion Saturday night and Sunday.
He will probably preach there all
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Cole and
daughters, Misses Ina and FIoSsie,
spent Christmas vacation visiting
Mrs, Coles father, Berthold Scnrock.
near Mount Zion,
Omrie Pierce attended the enter
tainment and Christmas tree at
Cross Roads Saturday night and
visited friend there.
ChaS. Cook Of Caruth spent Christ
mas with his mother. Mrs. Harvey
Patton. f LECToR.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Panther Creek
DAISY
Health is good

Health is good.
Our school is progressiog nicely
under the careful management of
Miss Ruth Limbaugh.
S f. Dewitt and so9, Kendall, were
in this neighborhood one day last
week
John Hahn and Dan Cole made a
trip to Jackson last Friday
George Slinkard will move near
WhiteN ater stauon'soon.
J. P. Limbaugh and son, Hliliard
helped D. P. Cole butcher some fine
hogs last Tuesday
Lee Austin made a business trip
to Jackson Wednesday,
Marvin Cole, who is attending
viii Mayfield College at Marble Hill,
visited home folks here Saturday
and Sunday.
T. F. Hahn has been buying hogs
in this locality
Boyd Summers has been visiting
near Cape Girardeau the last few
days.
f. Hutson is attending church
near Huskey
Leo Slinkard and family visited
at Cape Girardeau last week
Some of our young people attend
ed the Christmas entertainment at
Gravel Hill Saturday night and re-
mort a GOOD time. Biz JOE.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30

One OF our hother editor boosters
fixes II up this way, says an ex-
change Tell me hot in mournful
numbers that the town is full Of
gloom. for the mans a crank who
slumbers in these hus,lng days of
boom. Life is real lite is earnest.
and the grave is not It's goal every
dollar that thou turnest helps TO
make the old town roll. But enjoy.
men, and not sorrow is our destined
end ar way, il you have M money.
borrow---huy q corner lot each day
Lives of great men all remind us We
can win immortal iaus. lrt MS leave
our ChumpS hehind us. aud H,'li Set
there all the snmc. IN the worlds
broad field of battle. In the DiYouac
OF lilc IL, us make 'hc dry bours rat
tle--huy a corner fur yuur wife
Let us then i've up and doing with a
heart for any fate, ,i,i achieving
still pursuing, booming eaay. boom.
ing late
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
,1r CO~raso soondents


Nr. and Mrs. Henry Push and
children viSite Il her parents Saturday
Mrs. Gale Shetlcy is on the sick
list, but is some better.
DR.. F. W. Gale was called to Mr.
and Mrs. Pink Tripp'S Saturday on
account of the illness Of their baby
1t has been very ill.,
Miss Hattie Tripp is stayingat Nh
and Mrs. Gale Shetlev'S,
Arthur HoviS visited at Lum
Combs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Web Iount and
children spent Christmas day with
It's sister. Mrs, Henry WhitoueT.
Mr. ana Mrs. Dan Sites and
q cliIlren visited their daughter, Mrs,
Erich Reimler, Saturday.
Charley Push attended the Christ
mas exercises at Allbrisht'S school
ho,>. Saturday night
DARK DAY.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
rarqHaad. NO.. X. r. ID. /.
Ma ANn
llErrMnrN 70 1915

nECrmHtR &h, 1878
ErTpa MAHmE tInl PFfSS
Please permit ,ur 10 address a i,,ss
lines to the readers Of your valuable
paper
/ am very lsFor man aud have
q Large family 10 support. ! have
been sick and at'llrtci ~i'h rlcuma-
tisu and kidney trouble since the
latter part Of .lune, and not atin To
do anything ia the way Of labor. tud
take the liberty of asking II YOU
would not be so Kind as To mcaIian
in your good paper. in the @ay If a
card Of thanks To the good people
who have assisted me ard my family
so generously aud brought To our
humble home So much Christmas
cheer and good will
On Friday morning. December 81.
the people began coming in on
WAGONS and horseback. bringing all
kinds ai proviSions--groceries and
every thing to eat--and after unload-
ing the crowd started TO the woods
and cut a biz lot Of wood and brought
il up TO the gate ready for use,
This was surely very agreeable
surprise for us and j, was entirely
beyond us 10 find words 10 express
our gratitude for all these bles sings
to our home
But another surprise and still
more blessings were in store for us,
for on Christmas day nee program
and Christmas tree had been pre-
pared for the Pleasant Valley church.
and towards the close Of the services
the good Christian people remember.
ed the poor with generous cash
subscription which was brought TO
our home and turned over TO me
and my family
Dear Mr.. Till, must saw the
world is getting better. for hack Of
this great generosity there is genuine
religion. full Of love for the poor aud
unfortunate. | most sincerely wish
that you would publish a card Of
thanks for us in your valuable paper,
expressing our appreciation and
heartily thanking all the good people
that remembered me and my fnmily
50 charitably May the richest
blessings of Heaven be their portion.
may they have success in thsif vo-
cations and reap rich rewai is for
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Drunk Branch
Health is reasonably good

Health IS reasonably ROoI
Everybody enjoyed Christmas,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Blanken and son,
John. made a business trip to Jack
son Wednesday and butchered a
fine hog for Robert Heider Thursday
The men returned Thursday night.
Mrs. Ieta Blanken visited her
daughter, Mrs Minnie Eieider. until
Sunday.
Kendall Protfer and wife visited
Mrs. Proffer's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Kinder. Thursday.
Mrs. Daniel Profier is on the pany
list now.
Mrs. Lizzie Formway and her sis
ter, Miss Lena Hunziker. were in
Marble Hill Thursday,
Dan Grader made a business trip
to Marble Hill Friday.
H. Blanken and son John, made a
business trip to Marble Hill Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schreiner
and two sons, Roy andiAlbert, visit.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. John Blanken Sun
day.
Herman Blanken butchered three
fine hogs Tuesday forlhis son, John,
and made lots of fine sausage.
Daniel Killian was at John Nan
ney's Friday.
Wesley Schreiner went TO Jackson
Saturday on business.
jeff Wicecarver visitedlH Blanken
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blanken made
a business trip to Marble Hill Mon
day. HELrNc HAND.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Esfray Notice

I, II. A, Hahn, taker up OF certain
stray hogs deposeth and says that on the
10Th day OF November, 1918, Frank Yam
nitz claimed and proved one black SOW,
marked with underbit in the right, and
crop of left ear, also six black shoats
about 100 pounds each, unmarked, FIVE
sows, one male; also three black pigs
about 30 pounds each. unmarked, but
tho said Frank Yamnit1 refused to pay
the cost and take said stray, thereupon
| have posted said stray SOW the same
as IL said stray had not been claimed.
" A, HAHN.
Subscribed and sworn To before mo
this. l., day o! December, 1918,
X. r., WEHu, Justice OF the Peace.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30

ment at piainview Saturday and
Sunday.
Sherman Morley and sister Leah,
visited at Glen Allen Christmas eve
Several Of the tie haulers GOT wet
coming home from Glen Allen Fri
day,
Rev. J, n. Stone visited his son,
Virgil and wife, at p NJ Robins
Christmas night.
Jesse Miller makes frequent trips
To Thos Morley's and from now on
viii 50 in a new Banner buggy.
Misses Estelic and Cora Rhodes
spent Christmas with their grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Welker,
Of Scopus
The Christmas dinner at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. " D Patton was
well attended The children and
abou; al! the grandchildren and a
few Others, numbering thirty-tive in
all. were present Five generations
were represented, from uncle Jacob
NJ Lincoln. Is years of age, 10 Astor
Eugene. year old Sor OF Rev. Estcl
Patton and all enjoyed the day.
Hannah. eighteen year old daueh.
ter Of MIR and Mrs George Long,
died OF typhoid fever December 3.
and was lali to rest In Hurricane
fork cemetery Christmas day
As news is scare, will close
a RGApEF
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Scopus

Miss Lola Dockins and friend
were the guests of Misses Alma aud
Emma Schrock Sunday.
Rev Morrison Gilbert delivered
some excellent sermons at Mt Zion
Sunday and Monday nights
Rev. Poston also filled his regular
appointment at Mt Zion Saturday
night and Sunday
Mrs W. c. Cole and Daughters
Misses Iva and Flossie, visited al
the home of Mrs Coles father. Ber'
thold Schrock. Saturday night and
Sunday. returning to their home al
Lutesville Monday
Marvin jackson failed 10 fill his
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30

their labors. May their children
grow up to bless them and their
homes. and when the old folks are
gone may they take their places,
honoring the church, community
and country by the excellence Of
their characters.
Hoping nv letter will reach and
find you in good health and wishing
you a happy and prosperous New
Year for yourself and family ! am
most respectfully and thankfully.
A. BAuaAN.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
AdmtHittvatars Natsce

Notices as heft sy given 1ha' .e'ters 81
a6n@rs-'ra'soe aPnn tar at 81 w
kSr1 te-ras 8, h&eo n~se ge4htrs 90
sae areers.4 't shr rlaasaa 7aart 81
B, np - rs4tss N.#e'ue3 aaaunE lA.z
,hs ii5 1a} ~ I}reans f,,rT. l|la
Al pvswn- having claims acats.st es,d
estate aFo rsg4ifsa s" "ahsh., saeu. So
t.m sas asseN4ere. @3ta.n a4 m0ate'
irc'n 'hc aas, 81 said se.'e~+ nf they u4st
he pree.eaca tfom Aag ssaeGt al ~gss
estate and F.. sad ~rsira - ao1 exhibit.
ed wJ,laa aae yrar 'rsa tFe taFs oi ias
.as; pueHeswa- q. tt3- a.s.a-, fhsy sHsG
bo iotr,es .atsna
NM t. NsG, NEH ~.t&sasay.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30

tied Miss Maudie Harris Sunday eve
Some Of our boys had a little too
much booze Christmas, Made times
not rs pleasant as we wished. We
are sorry
Miss Myrtle Cazadd of Granite
City is visiting her sister. Mrs. Shell,
near here.
Harry Sample OF near Fairsiew
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs 6.
s Sample, Christmas
Miss Gladys Cazadd is staying
with her sister, Mrs Gertrude Shell.
and attending school ut Doueola
Overton Harris and daughter made
a business trip TO Advance Monday
Mrs Walter Murphy visited her
brother, Lee Shell of Schiatltz last
week
Come on Drum. with your items
We like Ia hear from your.
Mr. aa'I Nr> Nicely Murphy and
family visited Charlie Cunningham
of Drum Sunday.
Viii Close Success TO the PFf<s
and lis many readers
Ma AM
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
ShruI,,

A happy New Year to all
Rev Lee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02
bIT1WEEK PLANS ARE APPROVED;
DEALERS MEETING IS FILL0F YIN
\ Arrangements Are Now Under Way for Making Auto
mobile Week Nov. % to Dec. Greatest One of Kind
Ever Held in Southwest; Committees Are Named;
Work Outlined; Her AIDS Plans Approved.

o'clock. Reports viii then be made by
the various committees.
II. J. Freedman suggested that II
would be a good idea to have an infor-
nation bureau for the benefit OF stran-
gers and offered TO conduct such a bu-
reau at some central point. free of
charge, in return for the privilege OF
publishing an Official souvenir booklet
Names Of These Present.
Those present at the meeting were;
g ID. Nauman, h " Gillespie. f. G.
HOagland. r. + Stuart, of the Nauman
Motor Sales company.
J. Edward sullivan. Of the Pioneer
Motor company
A. II. EImore and J. $. Getting, Of
the Oakland Auto Sales company.
H. NJ Hatcher and II. j. Sterne-. OF
H. NJ Hatcher concern.
Ed Steffens, Of the Lone star Motor
company.
Ben l. Clements. of the BorderIand
Auto supply company.
W H Marsh. of the Fl Paso Auto
Sales company
Earl F1etch r. of the Western Meter
4 y. Bitt.ck. Of the FL Paso Auto
Supply company
Jack Brace, OF the International Auto
company and the Morning Times.
T. j. Garrett, Of the Elliott-Garrett
company.
NJ L Burkhead. Of the southern Mo-
tor company.
c. P Henry and l. o. Jarvis. of the
Cadillac Sales company
VI. r. Hall Of the Tri-State Motor
company.
=. X. Bernard. of KrackajIcks.
Adolph BCquor, of Buquor Moor Car
company.
l. z. Gillette. of the Fl Paso over
land Auto company
G. Z. O'Meara, Of the Maxwell Motor
company. Dallas
j. Hesken. Of the Goodyear Tire and
Rubber company
J. O. NIcFadden and ". C. Conner. OF
the Morning Times.
A. H. E. Beckett, Of The FL Paso
Herald.
W. L. Frame.
r. Swain and George r. Clements,
Of the chamber Of commerce.
u. J. Freedman.
Albert Jacobs. of the Maxwell Motor
company. Detroit
Clarence + Mace. Of the Maxwell
Motor company. Dallas
W. Scribbler. of the Maxwell Motor
company. st. Louis.
J. :. ThieH. Of the Maxwell Motor
company, Detroit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02
CASH Of SERIES
GOES INTO BANKS
Red Sox Players viii Buy
Farms, Automobiles or
May Speculate.

Boston. Mass. Nov. Now that
they've got it what are they going TO
do with ito That's the question fan
dom asked when it learned that. each
Red Sox player got s3.779.98 for win
ming the worlds series conflict In an
effort to snare the answer. cores
pondent threaded his way in and out
and among the plutOcras while they
we're counting I'D their newly acquired
wealth. presented credentials 10
show that he did not have any designs
upon the funds in question and asked
-'Whatcha gonna do with IT.
Now that you asked, spoke up
George Foster. a Boston pitching per
son Il believe I will Join J PierpOnC
and some of my other fellow million
aires in making that loan TO the al
aru slip mine into an old sock
said catcher Cady- Il don't trust
banks. knew a banker once who
borrowed SO from me- he still owes
~Cady's experiences doesn't alter ny
trust IN banks" said iris Speaker
1T drag this roll back to Texas with
me and put It where I've got some
Dick HoblitzeI. the first bassman,
opined he would buy himself = nice
Duffy Lewis viii use his s3,7ss-ss
in the purchase OF few more orange
groves in California, his home state
Harry Hooper, also Canfornian'
viii DO likewise
Janvrin and McNauy, the substitute
kid fnfielders. asked to be excused
JACK Barry said his old automobile
was pretty much on the blink and
that he is going to spend part OF MS
coin in buying a new one ,-s,.,..-
Heine Wagner, the veteran inftelder
announced that his money would 90
toward buying up more real estate IN
the Bronx
Catcher Thomas is going TO put bis
money in a bank and Del Gainer, the
first baseman, has decided TO 90 ike
i've been reading 80 much about
how 4 guy with a few thousand ko-
Decks can run II into a million in the
stock market that might take a
chance with an investment-and
might not" said Babe Ruth. the
Vss3 Gregg who was a plasterer
before he became a pitcher told about
a prosperous plastering business some
where on the Pacific coast that he
SIessrs. Henriksen. utility outfislder.
NAYS a pitcher. Scott, shortstopper,
and Shore. likewise a pitcher, Choir
lied something about preparing Tor a
rainy day by placing the money IN
a bank and watching it grow
My money goes toward buylnS
few more acres for my farm said
manager Bill Carrigan- Bill halls
from Lewiston. Maine and is one Of
the most prominent farmers IN that
section
@Dutch" Leonard, portsi6e Finger,
said Wen, I'm gonna spend part OF
IL taking a few more boxing lessons
Than. when I'm really conversant with
the art OF seIf-defence I'm going out
and bust the noses Of about two dozen
81 these sure thing birds who want
me 10 invest my money in wild cat
schemes After that III stow the
money in a bank and watch II grow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02

is rated as a corking good finger 50
the battery work viii Be we'll taken
care Of While Augustiak caught Tor
the 10th IN the last series, he IL mem
Der OF the 18th infantry and is avail
able
PLAYERS from such men a. Dutch
NagIe, who viii manage; Dad Ritter,
FFornbuclxle Lefty" Lewis. Bert
Graham, cliff Hill. Stanley Gray,
"Rube" Weeks and Roy Wakefield
weeks Is MunEuia.
"Rube" Weeks is none other than
Munguia- who pitched such a good game
for the SheltOn-P aynes last Sunday He
has been pitching professional ball all
season and II he goes as good as he did
Sunday. the big fellow viii take some
beating.
Cliff Hin, the FL Paso southpaw. was
a sensation with the Waco team in the
Texas league this season Ritter man
aged the Sherman team in the Western
association. while Maggie. Graham and
the others viii need no introduction TO
the local fans
The plans call for series Of seven
games and II Is likely that the first
game Will be played at Rio Grande park
on Saturday afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02
SHEVLIN WILL DIRECT
YALE FOOTBALL COACHING

New Haven. Conn Nov Football
coaching at Yale viii be under the di-
rection Of former Capt. Thomas H.
Shevlin for the remainder of the sea
son. IL was announced today Mr.
Shevlir is on his way here from Min
ncapolis in response TO call from
Capt. Alexander Wilson. Coach Frank
Hickey viii remain and finish out the
season IS an assistant
Tt was announced today that the Yale
undergraduates who were recently dis
qualified for playing summer baseball.
will be reinstated at the close Of the
football season. This action would
make Legore. 1Iilburn and others avail
able for baseball next spring
Nelson A. Talbot an assistant coach
and the official press representative Of
the eleven. denied that Hinkey had been
deposed as head coach. Talbott's state
ment follows:
Frank Hirkey viii he head coach Of
the Yale team the rest Of the season.
Tom ShevEn has been asked to come
back to coach, but not as head coach"