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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
STATE CAN'T BUY
POSTAGE STAMPS
FIcIALs At CHARLESTON
FORCED TO PAY FOR THEM
WITH THEIR MONEY
Operating Expenses Amount 70 About
100000 While Receipts Now
Are But $4,000.

A telephone message from a friend
In Charleston. yesterday. gives the IN
formation that tine State officials are
paying their own money for postage
stamps. the State being unable 20 pay
Tor them. This e. only one example
OF the hard times caused by the IN
activity OF the State legislators In not
providing sufficient revenue for the
operating expense OF the State Inc
money In the emergency fund. is prac-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
This Is a Period of
''Watchful Waiting''

FRIENDS by the have told they are waiting with
more less impotence for the opening the
have told them that the time hand when completed will
throw its doors to the public In the meantime
we never worked before get things phap Interrupt
ton to the orderly transaction of the daily possible
be prepared adequately for the bigger and better which
be ready.
THE NEW establishment will be commercial architec-
tura and civic triumph of which every Wheelngi
proud marking as does retailing locally epoch
the commercial development of Greater Wheeling Virginia
The fixtures and furnishings the building
the MarketSeet Addition the last department building
and equipment and will furnish proper setting
which Will be the stores aim to supply While being
store will be intensely practa-wl provide wealth merchandise
gathered from the four quarters of the globe will provide
onvnnceS not known here before best the
hands of the public at very low average of prices
ON ALL the upper floors doing business about as
usual The main floor still somewhat up most the
sections on this floor ready good STYLE BY Sa
day the service on the main floor will be better
one who comes will be Inconvenience in the least
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
Executor Appointed

For the estate of the late Saran
Jackson. W. +. Krupp was named ex-
ecutor OF the Will with bond fixed at
S'oV Herman Hundt was named as
surety with the following appraisers.
Herman Hundt. Marsh Watkins ana
Frank \. Wait
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
COUNTY COURT.
Marriage Licenses

Joseph Frantshey and Martha Doyle
both OF Sugar Greek. Ohio.
Earl V. Nennum, Martins Ferry ana
Irene kreiter. Wheeling.
Emmett r. Nicer and Emma a.
Wofz. both OF Massilon. Ohio
Henry McE. Wilson Of Bugettstow n
and Margaret l.. Hanna OF Washing
ton. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26

J. Elmer Bender TO W. A. Sender
man. parcel Of land in Richie district.
Consideration, SO.
Beech Glen Land Company 10 AGO
owens. parcel of land in TriadeIphia
district Consideration. $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26

The viii Of the late Sarah jackson
was admitted TO probate yesterday. Il
contains the division OF her estate to
her immediate family, share and share
alike.
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STANDING OF TIE CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Jersey City Mt Providence.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Continues from First Pae

Continued from First Page.)
TO deep right field. Russell passed
Kraft and Zimmerman. loading the
sacks. Tamm singled to center, Thorpe
and kraf, scoring. Morrisette wen,
in and ended the inning without fur
Their scoring.
The game after this was a bitter
struggle between the two teams. with
Thorpe's hitting aiding the Indians in
the final outcome.
CLIMBERS LACKED PUNCH
TO TIE UP SCORE
Richmond came within one run OF
tieing the score IN the eighth inning.
but lacked the punch when they had
men on the bags.
Harrisburg opened with a one-run
lead in the second game. Mensor sin
sled, and scored when Witter doubled
to left field. Richmond went ahead in
the second. when three singles In "a
row permitted Bankston to score and
Eealey 10 steal home. Zimmerman tied
the score in the second. He was hit
by Morriselte, went TO second on
Tanu,'s sacrifice. took third on passed
ball and scored on Reynolds secri-
fee
Harrisburg bat,ed around in the
third. and succeeded in scoring five
runs OF three hits. In the fourth. four
clean b.ngles sent three runners across
inc pan iS!Cn.NCUu cHucO llt SCOT
Ing IN the .tth, when singles by Bend.
..rragon. Thompson and Bates. coupled
with Moves two m!spiays, scored
three runs.
Richmond had chances to tally in
nearly every inning o: the second
game, but failed 20 score because of
the Indians brilliant feIding. Crane.
playing IN his home town, made sew
era! sensational stops. but his two
errors IN succession In the third in
ming helped the Indians take the lead,
which Richmond was unable 10 over
come.
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WAL TER JOHNSON LOSES
DUEL WITH BABE RUTH
Red Sox Twirler Outpitches WASH
ington Veteran and Wins In
Eighth Inning.
DETROIT sLUGGERs ACTIVE
Cobb and Crawford Have Great Day
With Willow-Indians Divide Twin
Bill With Browns-Yankees Again
Trim Athletics.

BOSTON. August 1.-THE Boston
plays and situations from Washington
to-day, to 8, Babe Ruth outpitch-
and the stands were In an uproar in
the third inning when Mcbride, after
scoring on Fosters hit. stood in the
from Speaker to catch Moeller mt the
plate. Tho latter scored, and Umpirs
minutes OF argument and OF noise
from the stands were followed by Man
ager Cnrrtgans Punishment.
Boston went into the eighth inning
one run behind. and after singies BIZ
Eenricksen. a pinch hitter, Ruth and
Hooper, and Hoblit8ers sacrifice NV
came out run to the good. Lewis
made startling catch In the seventh
on a drive by Gandil, running twenty
yards. and at the top of a leap turned
partly around and made a backhnnd
catch almost on the foul line. Score:
Washin gton Roaton
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Tiventon. 2:o4H, former champion
trotting race gelding Of the world. has
been retired for life by his owner. a b.
Gwathmey, of New York. to his coun-
try estate, at Warrenton, Va. Mr..
Gwathmey. NirSinian to the mancr
born and former resident OF Richmond.
ranks among Americas foremost anna
teur reinsmen. and has owned many
famous horses, but none ever ap-
preached his ideal so closely as liver
ton. The boy gclding is now twenty
two years old and sixteen OF them have
been passed in Mr.. Gwathmey's fine
private stable in the metropolis
A great race horse, Tirerton, became
famous during the racing season OF
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NO DECISION REACHED IN
TWENTY-THREE INNINGS
Norfolk and Suffolk Play Longest
Game in Virginia League
History.
NEWTON WINS WITH HOMER
Portsmouth Gets Fourth Game in
Two Weeks With Aid of Circuit
Drive by Former Sally Lacquer.
Builders and Orphans Divide.

NORFOLK. VA, August l4.-An vir-
Sinia League records for extra-inning
games We're broken by the Tars and
suffolk Tigers this afternoon when the
teams went twcnty-three Innings. with
out reaching decision. the score stand
ing TO =. suffolk did not score after
the third inning; while Norfolk got
Thrasher lifted one over n twevle- foot
canvas sign on top of the right-hcld
fence, scoring Flynn ahead OF him.
Cochran and Poole both went the
full route. The fray was full Of thrills
from start 10 finish. Time after time
semsation2l fielding broke up Suffolk
rallies In the twentieth inning the
visitors had he bases full with none
runner at the plate by a half foot. the
next lifted a short ly 10 center the
runner AZ third being held, and Stein
brenncr. pulled, down n Texas Lacquer
back OF second, running with the bali.
The Tars touched Poole for ten hits.
three OF them going to "Broncho'
Flynn the local left fielder. while four
OF the twelve hits made BY the visitors
went 10 b Stewart One of the fea-
lures OF the game. was the excellent
work Of Umpire Nitter. who did not
nave single real Kick registered
against his decisions. score:
NuNn
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DETROIT BEATS WHITE SoX

s,n GniCAG &c: august l4:-Detroirs
an easy time. defeating Chicago, TO
8. In the first game OF the series
leaders in the attack on tho locals.
Cobb had great day on the offense.
making. three hits, one a triple. get
runs In i've trips to the plate Ills
teammate, Crawford. made two dou-
b!es., the one In the first inning driv-
ing In TWO runs, and the other In the
seventh driving in another.
James scott started for Chicago. but
first inning resulted I'm runs, and when
the visitors started their attack, he
was replaced by Russell. The latter
had better success holding the visitors
and was given good support.
Jean Dubuc pitched for Detroit and
had only one bad inning. the fourth,
when punched hits. following base
on balls. Melted three runs. Score:
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NEWTON'S STICK AGAIN

oPoETSMouTH. VI. August IA
portsmouth, LOST he- hrs: and only
game - the week 10 Rocky Mount
to-day, the opening contest OF the
double leader going to the visitors. ?
70 aided By the usual drive over
le:i-held fence by Newton. the Truck
eTs made five runs in the anal frame
OF the s.cond tryout. and won by n
score Of { 10 >. This sensational! bat
cns By the loca! second base:nan is
e":,!i- H'onc;cHous. so ,!resome, I'm
;aoi that Newton was picked up By
ihe crowd and carried about the field
attt- lie had driver. IN the three runs
4eSeSsa:y % give the game to the
l!uokers re was also showered with
ri o"sF ATstcricA! cans increasing his
WEEKS revenue BY quite a EooSiy
h2ar9 Q: ETeenaacks Newton's tea.
o. winning four games in TWO weeks
~ cI73:irne home runs In the anal
i2a.:ss IS certainly unique in Ports
'noL;h baseball history and II Is
Gou oi.u! / is Parallel is to be found
M snE "h-fe else As ths teams in Nor
it'1H a-a not play 10 decision. n q
49, o!e2. 3ege ,o-day sill leaves the
t.GShers SAFE or Tor, with a game
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NEARLY NO-HIT GAME

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aupps, VA
1ut ior an Alphonse- Castor act by
Na..S!S ana Hopkins on an easy fv
-! !eS scott, an art!lleryman from
oFt Monroe, would have csiebra, n.'i
i ibis 'GG ,iI- as virginia League piichcr
Hc WORKED FOR the ShipbIijd"rs IA nt
n.rsi game OF the duubic-headrr v,,it
ne, yi.S DFphans this afternoon. and Vas
nigh ny mat fell back oH os h hr., was a
ahl vas one oithor hopkins or ITai
BE n,ri could nave handled Win ease TSn
nina HAMILTON ana bon.brad"d pc
:iHhhlnE BROUGHT about the Grf.ai ~
~" 5,atnesncn in. Tho second contes;
70 Manager Carncs Vim ~
Q, We games to-day. anishrd m "m
. sisnHS o; ihe ioeal team. having 80 re-.
CessoF mas not set been na,'nS SUI ,,.
Ir!s' ana LaIghl.n Will be in cbsr.,. ~
the c!uO KEN ;orarilv Scn- ''a'se OF
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STAND!NG OF TIIE CLUBs

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Mt Cincinnati
Chicago at st. Louis
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FEDS REFUSE REDS

CHICAGO. ILL. August 14.-ControI
or tho stock Of tho Cincinnati National
League club was offered TO Charles H.
Weeghman. president Of tho Chicago
Federals. for $256.000 yesterday, but
That offer was declined. it became
known to-day
Weeghman said that Charles B. Built
man. broker OF Cincinnati, acting for
Warren y. Carter. OF Pasadena. pros
pective buyer OF tho club. displayed
Buitnan assured me that he could de-
liver the goods. 'Weeghman said, but
~hen did not warm up to tho prop
osltioE II was suggested that we get
president Gilmore. Of the Federal
League, at New York. Mr. pullman
had talk with him, but what he was
told ] do not know.
III was not new thing to President
Gilmore. however, as the league was
offered the controlling interest in tho
Cincinnati club a month ago. AT that
time the OFFER was turned down, Is we
DO not wish to break up any league"
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1904. He had series of brilliant con .
tests with Sweet Marie. 2:o2, and other
nompareus OF the trotting turf, win
ming the classic Charter Oak stake,
while on the Pennsylvania. at LeXinE
ton. he trotted to his record. and the
I'VE heats between him and Sweet Ma
RE stood for years as the greatest con-
test of Its kind in history. For a do
cade past Tiverton has been used sim
ply AS pleasure horse. with special
attendant admist luxurious surround
inEs, but from now until his death
the grand old warrior will rove on
the freedom OF roomy boxstall and
bask In the sunshine OF paddock
blue grass nasture
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Totals; Is "a 10 Totolsca p II
.6atted Tor Thomas in eighth
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Totals. -. } AZ Totals % :: =. 10
'Battcd for Pierce In seventh
fEatted for Standridge IN ninth.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Harrisburg. 8; RICHMOND, 8 <flrst game).
Harrisburg, 10; RICHMOND, (second
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Detroit. 8; Chicago. 8.
st. Louis, a: Cleveland. 8 (lrst snme),
Cleveland. 4; ST. Louis, 2 (second gnme)
New York. 0, Philadelphia, 8.
Boston, 4; Washington. 8.
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Rochester


Score ~ innings !
Rochester ......--...O @ o q q q n n ,
Buffalo =
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.PH|LL|ES TREAT BRAVES
TO DOSE OF WH|TEWAsH
Moran's Proteges hit Three Boston
Pitchers Hard and Support
Demaree Tightly.
sUPERBAs ARE STILL WINNING
Brooklyn Takes Second Game OF
Week From Giants-Pirates Lose
Two to Lowly Reds-Cards just
Wallop Chicago Cubs.

PHILADELPHIA, August 14-pb,,.
deiphia hit three Boston pitchers hard
to-day, while Demaree was In good
form and was given excellent suppori
the home team winning. to o. La.
derus's slusgfng featured. He mad
home run. triple and n doubl. ia
TOUR times at bas. He scored tnr.r
runs and drove in two more Hughn,i
was taken out Of the box I'm the four,h
inning. and Nehf was hit hard in in"
n H. rs, ana sixth. Barnes, formerly OF
DaTenport. Iowa. finishing the gan,a
for Boston Score: s"'''e
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Buffalo. IL; Rochester. o (frst gamo).
Rochester, 8; Buffalo, e tsecond gamo).
Montreal, 2; Toronto, o first Eamo).
Toronto. 81 Montreal, 8 (socond Gamo)I
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Totals. ]! q II I Totals.so II II
'I:AlttA Tor Blackburn In ninth.

detroit ..................2 Us
Chicago ,...............0 o o o 0 %
summary: Rurs-iiush. Cobb a.. Young.
Murphy. Il. Collins Felsch Two base hits
-Crnwiora "a. Neach. J. Collins. Tince
hn,c h',-E Collins Left on bases-Detroit.
:; Chicago, s First base error Chicago,
:. Bases on balls-on Scott. .: OF DuhIc
:: ms, OF Scott, in IL inningsi off
Russell. In &c innings. Hit BY pitcher-
by Dubur, l. twcnver) Struck out-oy
Ruseii u'npirea Nallin ana Dineen.
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BISONS DIVIDE WITH MOOSE

ROCHESTER,, y: Y. August IA
Again to-day Rochester and Buffalo
first game, which Buffalo won, IL 10
.. Baeoe displayed perfect control, and
Rochester only once threatened to
punched three OF their five hits, filling
the bases, with only one out. Beebe,
however. pitched himself out of the
hole, Pal!mcro and Hucnke were both
touched up frequently. seven safeties
OF the former netting the Bisons hve
ond game was great pitching duel
between Oldham and Erickson. Scores:
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PhuadclDI,tu
Te,als;. y sall2 2 Totals. = u a s.

9 {
Dated for Nehf In seventh.
tRnted for Barnes In ninth
Score by innings:
Boston .:...............o osa go Of
FnHaueiphiA ...........3
Summary: Runs-Byrne t2). Bancroft. era.
Eath' ,uderus t0. killifer. D.mnree. Two
p p hlts-tIowdy (2l. Bancroft t0. Lucerus
Demaree. Byrne. Three ba schit-I udcrus
Hone rur-Lnderus. Earned runs-Phiia-
IIeItnie' stolen bases-i.uderu,, whitted
Nshf. Msrsn,iils and Schmidt: whi,t.t.
Hi?hon and Luderu,. Sacrifice hits-Byrn.,
Den'aree. Bancroft. Sacrifice nY-rask.r,
hsssa on bails-or hughes. 3. OF Nehf =;
OF barnes: on Demaree. 4. Left on hn,ei
rror-Phiiadelphia, l. Hit by pi,cher-SY
barnes. 'syrnel. struck out-by Barnes.
=: Wy Demaree. :. Hits-or Hushes in
i.S innings: OF Nehi. 1 In 2 "a innings on
Barnes. In innings Wild pitch-Barnea
Cmpires. KLEIN and Cockili. Time zig
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Continued on Third Page.)
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CARDS TRoUNCE CUBS

ST. LOUIS, August 14-st LONE,
took kindly to tho offerings Of Pierce
and Standridgc. and with tho aid OF
nSe errors by the visitors. defeated
chicago eight hits. but kept them well
scattered.
Plerce and zimmerman started a INST
night on the bench in the sixth innin1
during n discussion over a tumble b.
Limm herman which let In two runs FOR
tho locals. Vaughan, who ATTEMPTED
the role OF peaccmakcr emerged with
bleeding lip. but he had stopped thu
hight Score:
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Carter Denies 1t All.

LOS ANGELES. CAL August IL
warren ~ Carter. OF South Pasadena.
Cal, who confirmed yesterday re.
port that he had taken thirty-day
option on the Cincinnati National
League club. said to-day that he knew
WceEhman. OF the Chicago Federal
League club. TO sell control OF the Gin
cinnati club stock for S255.00Q.
Il do not know anything of what is
going on in Chicago Charles Butt
man is not acting for me. That Is all
I can say at the present time, except
that my dealings Save been direct with
the owners OF the Cincinnati club"
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OF THE CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
St. Louis at Newark.
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Sehans. High te). Peckinpaush ~. Mai,eI.
Plpp. Cook. Hartzeli. Boone. Two-base hits
-Pipp. High. Davies Stolen bases-Hart1elI
Cd. Earned runs-Philadelphia, q New
York. Q. Sacrifice hii-Maisel. Sacrifice fly
La1oie Double plays-cook and Pipp; Me
Avoy and kept. Left basts-New York
3. Philadelphia. First baso on error-Phil-
aaeiphta l. Bases on bhla-or Fisher. =:
OH Nnbors q; of Fiilinsim. T. IIts on
Majors. 10 In { Ia Innings; or Fiilin,,,m.
: IN rs Innings. Hit by p.tcher-by Ma
59rs. Fcckinpaush) s,ruck out-b.
Filiingim. Umpires, OLoughlin and Hide.
brand Time. 1854.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals; % p Totais....0 q 70 +
Score by innings: II
Cleveland ...........2 2 0 o O q q III
st. Louis ...........O . G O a q o.
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Totals. r., sa.4 (. ro,als..7e 10 50 p

sunolR 0o.o6ooG0ococooo
No'iol'' .00c0A2 1000 6OOo00oo
summary: Iurs- FISCHER. Wtlcher. Finn.
InCSsher stolen bases-Allen t2). Poh. Nc
:. 4 non fo!l"s Finn Sacrifice h!;.--B
stewart. Pcrlet Goalhy. Schumacher, roh
NcMahor. Cleveland Two-nase h.ts-B
stewart Home Tln-T hrasher. Struck out
- ;Gale, :. " cochran. E. BASES on balls
~ Poole. : OF Cochran. :. LIEF, on bases
-SHdo.k =. Norfolk. =. Time. $40. I'm
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SECOND GAME.

:Tana' = 2..s Totals q SIS
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DANIEL WILL SHOOT
LynchburR pFofr~sionuI Entered for
Nfeat American IIandiCan

LYHEJIErEG. Va, Angus, I4.-Ed.
Whf1 b Daniel, one ~ l.ynchburu'n
uio NJ pr"ftssirnaI npshootHrn. win
tournament. which s,sTtn next Mondny
"a, 'h!caKO The entrants viii face the
~" pa throughout tho week, tho svrutr
b,!DH scheduled tram Monday morning
gutil Saturday sHsBinR. and Hr DnnlGi
s<Dtcts 10 ramsln through tho tournn
fGEGt
This H. The Iargas, .rabshoo, m.s, of
me season " inc United atsteh, and tho
safest Ttporth indicate that there are
sH1ady Wctt tbnB 400 entrants.
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-IRST GAME.
proyidepce Jersey CITY
Totals 80 ssI, Totals a. lo.saIs +,

score by innings; X.
Providence % 2 q Is
Jersey city. o 0 O 0 / 0 o.
Summary: Enthusiastically. Ons!ow Haley.
Fabr!Guc. Powell, BucS. Barry. Layden, Yer
bout. Hits-of Schultz. In % Innings.
stolen haAcs-Iayd-u Fabrique. Tno-base
h!ts--PowoU Shcan. TraTreHsor Shorten.
Sacrifice hits-Cathers. Bues Fahriuue.
Double plays-McNally 10 Shean TO OnsloN ::
Truesdale Ia Barry 70 TragreEsoI. FaSrique
10 SheGn to Onsow. Struck Out-by schultz
!: by vcrhout. !; by Oeschgcr. :: Base on
hnlls-of Schultz 3. on Nerbout g. Time
!:ja. tnpires. Hart and Handiboe.
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SECOND CAME.
Totals ..2: II iTli 2 Totalsas 10
.Itulied for ErLIEk IL nlrth

Providence ...........l o % . 0 o.
Jerhey CITY . q q q q il
summary: Runs--McNh!!y. shc.n Tut
wNer t21. fAbrique, Powell Truesdaic rur-
tell, Bues. Layden a,oln bap.-Tutwiler
Two.baec hit.--pnwcll ~ 3chwcrt Three
base hits Mc%aIiy. ShsAn Sacrifice hits
shorten. Haley ~. PennocK Gathers Dou-
be plays--Fahripue to Sheln 10 Ons!uw
buos TO Trues?Jl. to Barry Struck out
By PtnnocH &. EassF balls--Sn Pen
mock on b.uck. Time. 50. Urn pire,
ItRnalhoe and lIhr,
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GRAYS WERE HOGGISH

PROVIDENCE. Il / August IL
header from the SEecters here this
afternoon, winning the arst battle in
the eleventh inning by count OF >
to : and coping tho second one by II
7.to-4 score The fielding of McNally
was the featur. o: noti. contests The
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DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL

TORONTO. O%T, Angus, lt-In the
last appcarancc .! Montreal moro this
season, the lcaN and the Royals III.
v!dcd double header. Montreal TAX
ing the hrst. . 20 q. and Toronto the
last, TO 3 Tho frH, yam. van a
pitchers battle between iierhcr, and
bnwd. Win the latter having INC bes,
81 n" argument Manning held Mon
tital without II snorc until the ftYnnih
when he blew IN. Scorse
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INDIANS ARE GENEROUS

CLEVELAND, August l4.-Arter saw
Ing the first game for st. Louis TO
3. Pitcher Loudermilk lost the decision
banehed its hits in II the FIRST ci two in
ninEs; Mitchell pitched great, bali for
Cleyeland In the first game until the
eighth inn Ing, when his inefrectiveness
and Wilie's errors gave ST Louis the
winning runs Scores:
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Hermann Talks. Too.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. August l4.-Au-
gust Hermann. president OF tho Gin
cinnati Baseball Club, said to-day that
Charles e. Bultman has no authority
10 sell the Cincinnati club. He added
that the club would never be in any
league but the National so long ms the
present management was In control
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Donovan. Frarei.co. Lake. Stolen bases
Gust. Dc;,oNan. Francisco. Sacrifice hits
Hartzcil. Donovan. Crist. Bases on balls
of Richmond. 5: of Hamilton g. Struck out
by Richmond. :; by Hamilton. (. Left on
hascs-Orphars. ?: Newport. 6. Double plays
: Hamilton. Carnes and Lake: Donovan and
Harizc0. Time. i:&. Umpires. Mullen and
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YANKS COME FROM REAR

:. NEW YORK, August 1.-THE New
lead here to-day and easily defeated
Philadelphia In the, second game Of
GIN were batted for seven runs in the
MIN inning. Twelve men went to bat
In this inning. Fisher being retired
twice. Score: