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ieIt field. Grimes singled 20 center ficla
ana Macarthur aud Callahan scored.
trimes took second ON the throw in. lie
went 10 thtrd on passed ball and scored
when Ellington bunfed IN front OF the
plate Ellington was out. Hoffer 20
hesnc- Anderson walked and stole Sec
ond- Stclnbauer singled TO center field
ana Anderson scored. Steit hit a roller
10 Ncspo and Steinbauer was out when
me second osscfnan stepped ora the beg
four runs. four hits. no errors.
Norton was sent ln 20 bat for Mes DO.
He Tiled out TO center field Martin Oh
Jected TO the calling Of balls and strikes
and after one strike on him Shriver went
IN To ba- FOR the hackstop. ShrIver
grounded out. Macarthur 10 Anderson.
Johnson went Ia To bat FOR Hoffer and
struck out No runs. no hits. no errors.
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WESLEYAN LOST
Msthodists Are Taken into Camp By
Overwhelming Score of II 20 Sin
gleton Starred for A1sthodista
Special Dispatch to The intelligence.

Special dispatch TO the Intelligcnctr.
EMMiTTSBURG Nd. May loves
leyan lost slow game here to-day 70
Mount 81. Mays college BY the score OF
IL TO 1. Att St Marys started in the
first inning. scoring five runs on two
bases on balls one hit batsman two
stolen bases one error and two hits. In
the second a single and a home run
scored another pair and IN the fourth
two more hits another base on balls.
three stolen bases and two errors added
three more. then a complete shape up
was effected I'm the Wesleyan team. Sin
gleton going IN TO catch. Stansburx 20
pitch. Miller 70 third. Merrells TO short.
Kellison In left. Morrison az first and
W. Shumakcr 70 second. This change
worked well and only one more run was
Tailed. This coming In the ninth on two
errors and hit. Singlcton's hitting
featured the game for Wesleyan. his
three base hit producing Wcsleyan's
only run. Score.
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NYAL A, G.
WIN Play puquesne Club on Tunnsil
Green Grounds Sunday After
noOn-Both Teams Past

The recently organized Nyal Athletic
club viii meet the Buuucsur cub on
the Tunnel Green grounds sunday at
tcruOon. The Nyal boys have organized
within the past rev days and has e.
elected Fred Olson us manager. They
are now ready TO book games With al
the fast amateur aud semi pro teams iu
the valley. iigolow. formerly with the
puquesne club viii DO the PITCHING Tor
the Nyal boys and v. Miller will be 90
the RECEIVING end. The following play
ers will compose the team. w Miller.
". Miller a. Miller. Larue. pearley.
Brown. Jepson. YeaEer. Bigclow and
Noel To arrange games call 1nfG-N on
the National phone.
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when lmlauf did not cover. steinba1er
te.h third on the hit Devcrmore struck
out Macarthur hit 20 Umiauf. who thTSS ~.
pleted The double p7ay bv mafi1s , Dp'a-
W tnrYN 70 keene. No runs. two hits.
sarun doubled down the r,sb, I'll,
foul line. oNeil struck out O7Dav sii,-
.iea hroggh short and Martin took
.eofsd %h DsS r s,9is second Martin
through him. Umisf walked. KSIe Si.
= hlsh ny - Anderson and was out.
nsen. hned one al the pitcher. who man
49, 70 break u down and beat the Rebs,
:" hrst- one run, two hits. no errors
stxth Inning.
n, orimes doubled 90 right field De-
for what looked 20 b. a sure a double NAP sIaS
,esto lhrsw 20 lmleuf and the short
ileldsr muffsd the ball. all runners be
.asSste win the bases full Anderson
Defiavon scored. Stsinbauer doabied ~
center field and Ellington scored. Hot
i, ~ Pi lt'.ih steil walked. Devermore
AZ second and doubled stein bauer. Three
runs. three hits. one error.
Melster Tiled out 60 Callahan Reilly
Ter 20 steii and was out az first. No
runs. no hit. no errors
Seventh Inning
Wild pitch by Hoffsr. A csIlsnS an
grounded 90 lioffer and was out al first.
tEAuts llled out 10 NFspo. UeHaVgn
singled % right field and McArfhur
scored. DeHsyen attempted 20 steal and
Vas out Martin 90 Nespo. one run. one
hit. no errors.
Martin flied out 10 Ellington. Hotter
struck out. O'Day was sfae when sfeil
threw his roller into the bleachers tm-
iaut grounded 20 Steil and was out at
FIRST No runs. no hits. one error
Eighth Inning.
EdlnEton was safe ON another error by
@lsgf Anderson sirEied 60 center aud
ond when Martin made a bad throw
Steinbauer hit long ny 70 center and
was out. Ellington scored on the sacri-
ftce. Steil drove one just outside Of the
lett Held foul line and kklc made a SEN
sational catch. Devermore lined one 20
the left field fence and Was out on an
other nice pia~ BY Kyle. one run, ON
hit. two errors.
Kyle flied out 20 Edineton. Eeere
famed Meister was safe when stein
bauer threw his roller 20 the blcach.rs.
Mcistor taking second Reilly lined one
into Anderson's hands at first No
runs. no hits. one error
Ninth Inning.
Macarthur walked. Callahan singled 10
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B o WLING
wooDsFELD LOST.
GOOD Gam: @ Fss, sisssrsyins rosssrs

argl inI lfigpafch Co the Intelligence
frfrfIiIe defeated Wu0daneld SUNDAY In
u game featured with heavy HITTING
NHrIHeHHf Zoo fhn visitors. hlf two home
Ilra uIfn fun men on naser earn Dino
'."arIH catch ~ Williamson. suf
vac fle feature. Jones was
Nr"'.n. nuf ~ ere box ln thrsfhIrH and
u.H relieved nr UnfleF VINO faIIrf fd
Nr.N f'r Visitors hitting score by
In..rru u d 81
H|HH.rH"INH nHHHnH 100 en- fn =
IL H.|I HnnIH fHHHnHnr f0
NfaIfrr.fa airfrfrrifIr. Uanner ara
NIHsH
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SIX IN EIGHTH

Special Dispatch To the Intelligencer.
TEkRE fIAUTE, Ind. May iO.-Terre
hsute developed batting rally in the
eighth inning today that scored six runs
and defeated Erie TO 4. seven hits
ana base on balls produced the runs.
ed 70 stop Tcrrc Hlaute batters
score. r.. II. T.
Erie go. 900 90 II /
Terre Haute o lto 10 6 IS - :
BATTERIES: Madden aud Vann: shears.
Ramsey. Close aud Cooper.
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ONLY THREE HITS

BROOKLYN. MAY iO-Deu pitched an
almost perfect game against the Phillies
today. allowing three scattered hits. and
Brooklyn won by TO y. Score:
Philadelphia 90. OOOOOOOOO-O 3
brooklyn ... 30OOO0O'-5 1
Batteries. Mayer. Baumgartner and
Killifer. Burns. Adams; Dell and Miller
Two base hits: Wheat. Daubert. Three
base hits; schultz 2 CutShaw. Stolen
bases: NiehOff. Paskert Myers. Becker.
bancroft. Base on balls. Baumgartner /:
Dell 2. Struck out Baumgartner ! Dell
3; EMPIRES: Quigley and Eason.
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Two base hits-sinriston. carran
Walsh
Three base hits. Singleton
Home runa.HIcr
stolen bases Canine. fnrrirr HI-s
q. XitFuan a.
raro on baIIs-Off Brasil g. rff 40.
len .
Tfff tv rIfchrr#r.rnr ard WIra
rfIfu-pff Allen. IT, q frrfrrr. Hff
StaushurY. in q innings
struck nuf.TY EHrriU fn. tr hurn
n. hY EfunahurN.
Passed tHlI-.Grurnn ard u arunInHHr
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BATTING RALLY

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
Dayton. O.. May l0.-Robbtns' Wild
ness and Vet batting rally in the
elghth won tOdays game Tor Dayton.
Hobbs led at bat with a single. double
anu triple. score: II. "a. r.
Bort Wayne ! o y o o 20 /
Dayton ..... o. 0OO4 - q
Batteries; Robbins and Byers. Noel
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SIX FOR PIRATES

PITTSBURGH. May iO.-Plttsburgh
won its sixth consecutive victory today
by defeating Chicago 10 TO T. seven
pitchers were used by the contending
teams.
Score. r. n =
Chicago i2Ooo 900 % IL 4
Pittsburgh OO4 o o 10 . :
Batteries: label. Lavender. Cheney. X
Adams and ErCsnahau: Cooper, Conzel-
man. 9. Adams and SchanR
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HOW TO TEIL THg STORY OF
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PERFECT MANHOOD.

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SECOND IN FOUR DAYS

Special Dispatch TO the inteliigencer
ENANSNl LILLE. Ind. May lU.-Cant-
ley pitched his second winning game N
-FOUR DAYS this time letting Youngstown.
league leaders. down with four hits,
while the EVaS pounded out a 10 :
victory on Price. Wiukicman and Hen
ming homercd.
Score. r. Il \
Evansville OIL iO2i2 - A.
Batteries. Cantley and Hauser: Price
and Wagner.
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fhe s. A. Mullikin Co., Dept. E., Marietta, 0.
IN AMATEUR AND
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Two base hits; Maranviile, Robert
son, Lobert. Three base hits. Burns. ..
stolen base; Moran. Sacrifice nies:
Whaling. Mage, Lobert. Doyle. Sacrt-
fee hits: schmidt. Gather. Maranviile.
Base on balls. on Tesreau. ?: Schupp.
,. Ritter. ?: Tyler. 4. Cruther. 1.
struck out. BY Tesrcau. / Schupp. ] T.
Ritter. ]: Tyler. 4. Umpires. KLEIN and
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FEDERALS

Yesterday's Results.
81 Louis b. Buffalo 81
kantaS tity Z. Brooklyn O.
chicago 10. Newark .
ittsburgh 10. Baltimore 4.
IL innings.
Today's Games.
St Louis at Baltimore
kaL&l. CITY at Newark
Chicago az brooklyn
Pittsburgh az Buffalo
At Baltimore. II. HE
Pittsburgh Observation-Disclosures. 10 10
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~ brooklyn. r.. II. T.
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81 Newark. Y. ". T.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. - .
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NEW YORK. May i0.-BOston evened
the series with the New York Americans
by winning the last game OF the series
to /. Fosters effectiveness I'm the
pinches and saved the game several
times for his team. Score:
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The Hodshon and Martins Ferry Ath-
leuc tcamg viii meet next sunday on
Athletic park In what promises TO be
one or the best games OF the season.
These are recognized az being the fast
est semi-pro teams In the valley and
each has large following.
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Baston ..........tO 10000 u 4
New York..-.....o o o o 0 o 0 o l. /
Two base hits. Scott High. Three
base hits. Speaker. Thomas Stolen
base. Lewis. Sacrifice hit: Boone. Base
ON balls. orr McHolc. 2. Off Foster. s.
struck out. Hy Foster. Q: by McHale, e.
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HOW TO TEACH PERSONAL
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Captain Frank smith or the Patterson
ana Elm Grove team requests that ali
players who are trying out for posi-
uuuH on the team report this evening
and Thursday evening for practice.
Some new material Is trying out for
the team. which promises 70 be one OF
the best that has represented the out
thc-plke towns in years.
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INrERnATIoHAL LEAGUE

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80 Jersey Ctty Montreal. Q: Jersey
city. 2.
- Newark. Rochester. 20. Newark. g.
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sunday afternoon the S. s. = baseball
team defeated the Chspffne street slug-
gers By the score OF 20 T. otto. won
the game for his team when he drove a
two-bagger 20 left field with two men on
bases. lie scored a few minutes later
on n Wild throw
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AsGERrcAs ASSOCIATIONS.

- &c. raui--st reui IS. Minneapo.
De-. o..
only ore game scheduled
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resse.. nrurs ana E1ts nNrksd the
%-r1r@t>s r.k. ovsE the Cuba
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Today's Games.
Washington at Chicago
Philadelphia at IT Louis
Boston at Detroit
New York au Cleveland
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RAJ. Tn ezArrs rsro carr II a
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a 10 TO sconn
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THE SHANNON BOOKS
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BRAVES
rH - - er.rrs rsro carr II
10 TO . scoRn
r.sse.. rrrors ea1 E1ts nNrksd the
Neat~~,-nrooElyn shnts out Qnak-
--r1r.t>s rAk. ovsE the Cuba
rsst<rdsy's E-sul,s-
~ slNn . FfllnllelrFla
hostan ~ Nsu Nork y
ltffsnlrEh fn. ChicaEo :
'tnciuratl- 81 Louis not scheduled
relays oauas..
- Louis ~ iiurfuu
Chicago a. HruokfYn
'inclnrati - Nsu Nork
ttitsturEn a Fhliadeir ma.
BOSTON. Nay io-Th. Braves wer.
On the ions end q fres hitting. free
scorlrE game With New Nurk today
- shining IL 20 = Passes errors and hits
were mixed Tor runz throughout ths
cuutest
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RED SOX
EvENED UP SERIES WITH YANKEES
ON IKE Rr6HT SIDE OF
TO SCORE.
Foster Pitched Effectively IN the Punches
and Saved Game for His
Team Several Times.

Yesterdays Results.
Boston 2. New York 4.
other Clubs. not scheduled.
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WHEELING'S WINNING
STREAK Is FRACTURED
'-A' :! s-s 60, ~ u 70 Z


O.. rss><rdsy-s n~suits
N.bt4a > MnsellnE =
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tt... rodsy's o2nssL
.fand ltarlda ~ ~ haalITg
feft Nayns 81 Dayton
lounEatlNu ~ Evansville
Erie "a Isrrs Haats
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what is involved in marriage and par
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-20
TAX LEAGUE HEADS
MEETING IN Las
VEGAS TO-DAY
Expert Reports on Work to
Date and Plans for Coming
Year Adopted; Two Thou
sand Members the Slogan.

East Ia. Vegas. y. NJ. NOV. Co. The
executive committee OF tue New Mexico
Taxpayers association. iu session here
today. heard the report cot its expert,
4. b. james. and outlined plans for The
coming Ntur' 2, work.
Nj. james presented o. number uI boo.
t,rc,firg facts gathered during bis ,N
animation ui taN aud finance conditions
100 the state. The plan for urAt year Boo.
90 campaign fuI membership
whose slogan b. Co. uc " Two Thousand
Members. '
Iha.. attending DO" meeting included
az Governor Hrrr,f' u. llugrTm1H. col.
Dhayy- county. state senator John r.
rt -tu Murpiul county; George -.
kH,rmnn. of Brrrui.Il" county; BiH,
SANCHEZ. uf Mora count, Secretary pt
state Antonio A. Isroru &C. santa &c.,
and others.