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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-28
ATHLETICS DROP ONE

CLEVELAND. O.. May 27.-Cleveand
defeated Philadelphia in a smuggling CON
test > TO :. Cleveland piled Up the big
lead early In the game but almost threw
the victory away IN the eighth inning.
But one 81 phtladelphia's eight runs was
earned. LaJoie's batting featured.
Score % L
Cleveland tl1OIo2Os- "a " 4
Davis and Schang. McAvoy.
Two base hits. Wood. Turner. Laioie.
Davis. Three base hits Chapman,
murphy. Home runs Iapp. LaIats. Sac
rince hits Leibold. Barbare. 2 Sacri-
nee ny O'Neill. 2. stolen bases. Turn
er. Wood. Leibold. Base 90 balls Nor
ton. ] Davies. /. Davis. 4. struck out.
Morton, 3 Davies. ]. Davis. /. TIM
pires: Dineen and Nallin.
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.DUQUESNE- TORONTO

The Duqucsne club. OF this city. will
tourney 10 Toronto. Saturday. 60 meet
tbs strong Toronto \. G. Of that city.
Toronto has the reputation OF having
one OF the strongest teams In Eastern
ohio and n very good game viii no
DOUBT be played. About fifteen men
viii make the trim and will get back
SATURDAY evening. Toronto has been
drawing very heavy this season and a
record breaking crowd ~ expected a.
the last time these two teams met tho
Wheeling boys we're defeated / o. o..
On the Tunnel Green grounds SUNDAY
al. Duauesne club will meet the All
Scholasucs. e. team recently organized.
composed OF the best High school AMI
Preparatory school players IN the sur
rounding towns. Day and Gibson VIII
be the battery for the S~choiaStlcs. whit"
EnElo and Shinc will b. the Duquesne's
choice. No spectators viii b. allow ed
ON the railroad tracks and special p0-
ncemen viii b. on hand TO Keep the
tracks clear during the game. The game
Will be called al $500 y. m.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
FEDERAL LEAGUE
PLAY WIG. MOLD

Tho Trisdeiphia baseball team viii
have for their attraction SATURDAY after
noon. May goth. th, strong Wheeling
Mold and Foundry team. who has not
been defeated 50 far this senzon and ~
BOTH teams are aDnut evenly matched.
warm contest. 1s both clubs ar. noted
a. belnE strong
Ni"ndH' afternoon. MAY 8Ist. ON the
J. rhdtlphla grounds. tho TrlndeIphIn
team will pl8r the strong q a r. 80
Irllnirs and tne following SATURDAY.
.uh, stl. tho IriadrlphIa viii 20 r.
M'll liherty fu UIat the West Liberty
state Normal The f~uiI1vfDr uig,.-e
NUl BE- seen Do Trtadelphis'a ~tipe-up.
l'ufz. Hunter Ellis Eero. busch Weirb
't,en' Hust Weiss. Bennett and WicA-
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SLUGGING MATCH

PHILADELPHIA May z7= Chicago
tried hard g. overcome the big lead
which Philadelphia took Iu the nr.f fwo
innings today but lost hr q TO- g. safer
made a home run. e. triple and a double
DO Four times 80 bat while Cravntn.f
homer IN the first inning sent in two
other runners. Score. q % 81
Chicago ... o. % % 2 % n . O.. 10 U
UnUauelrnI4 g U % 20 n p !
batteries waugh Lavender. Crars,.
Adams and Archer. Mayer and KIIITffr
Two base bite safer. VILLA ura. Sic.
hon. Weisor. KIlfifer. Three bnss BID.
Saigr Home runs Saier. CrHgafh. Rom.
croft stolen bases. 'ratu.h. LuInrua
Sacrifice hits THakert. Maver ear.
Llfr. HI trHNafH. Base .r balls. or
vaughn. 2 cheney. 2 Adams. o. MAYER.
7 struck out Iy Vaughn. o. Cheney.
81 Adams @ Mayer. q tmuiree Eas1n
and guigIsy.
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TRACK MEET WILL
BE HELD SATURDAY
TON EVENT A sURn rafHa
AL Tesms Are IN better Condition ana
AAtteru More Favorabie-Nfost
Suoeessfu Day -Expeoesd-

Despite the fact that r.ports h.v.
80 .n9at 70 the contrary, the Ohio VAL
- annette As-ociattou track aud field
meet viii be held on the fair Erounde
S9turdaN May 20. al I 80 O'clock - I'M
r. We ehttles arr IN and all tho schools
send many rpoters Co cheer their nv
"tltes On The cancellation OF the .vsnts
~ saturday haS givcn the athletes q
That the events will be even faster tha1
my previous records seems assured. lt
= sNiectsi that several association re-
cords will De broken.
~ u not likely that any man will an
80 who VIII equal the records made BY
"t'H'NS 81 wheeling. last year IA the
aarh.- In fact 81 IL not ukelyNthat any'
one In West Virginia will eqnAi tho.
Tor som. time e. come. But there arc
ana good contests b. assured IL ,ee
hNwner throw. COLLINS Of Sistersvtle.
found 10 break the existing records
bN many feet. n he can duplicate his
former performance. This lad also has
a good chance tu the discuss throw and
nay hs counted % 20 make a great
Martins Ferry High has IN sterling a
POI. Nnultcr and htgh jumper that will
% nara 10 heat Last year with prar-
vault and mad them hustle ia ne hfgh
Jump This year with good coaching
ana practice ne has been vAultinE over
ON saturday.
heilaire's strong pair DUFFY in the
broad jump and Beck en- the shot but
re IN great form and this weeks WORK
mas shown them To- be better than last
year bN a great margin. They are sure
point winners.
Wheeling has five or six Of last wears
ch~tmpionship team and while the ab-
sence 81 captain Mathews H. keenly felt.
are going In 20 win. Marsh. och. Stein
ana fish can surely be counted on u
paced N several events.
Cathedral. Cameron. and
W ellsbgrg are counting IN placing in
the dashes especially and promise 10 I'M
cover some new men. vino have n,vsr
performed in the met before but who
can produce the goods.
IL mas been decided by Mr.. Miller OF
the local Y. NJ. q. a who will act a.
referee that trial heats will be neces-
arY In the dashes IN order 10 insura
"a tair show 20 all contestants. There
are twenty-five men entered In the hum
dred yard dash alone and three trial
heats and a hnal will be necessary 10
decide the event.
The jumping events will be held on
the track this year In order that thev
may De viewed with advantage from the
seats In the grand stand. Everything is
being done 70 make the meet a SUCCESS
In every particular and especially 10
run ~ on In good time and order.
II VIII be remembered that an euorm-
ouS crowd was present last year and
hlled this year with ardent enthugfasts
The event f. the one big event OF the
wear in scholastic athletic circles and
- the common talk Of the students in
all the schools this week.
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HOW THEY COMPARE
Lively Fight VIII He on between Attn.
letHs Prom Earshau and Morgan
town at Biz Eeet Monday.

Special Dispatch Co the Intelligence.
III NTiNGTDN. W. Va. MAY g7=Thc
Athleter from Marshall aud West Nir-
ElIih university at M~orEaut0wu are pre-
pairing Tor me bir meet that will b. held
Monday on League PARK ~ Huntington.
= nI+ VIII hr "a duel meet between these
w." schools. which have become great
rivals Tor athletic hnuor- ln the state.
ih' teams are evenly matched aud al
o. consequence little or no figuring on the
result can be had
Wcef virginia has several stars ln
tho u'rrpuu OF Flpser Newman. Hran-
men. LeathtrWuOd uud GrIffeth. Newman
l- rated H- iNN best weight man Boo tn
state while Griffeth re- present hoI1s
Che record for tho mile. To romrare
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TOO MUCH JOHNSON

DETROIT. May cz-Walter Johnson
MAS too much for Detroit today aud
" Washington won \ 60 2. BOland passed
thfee men In succession with nono out
IN the third and singles by Foster and
Acustd scored three runs. With Morgan
LETT rcld wall iu the fourth. Score.
ws.biprto, @ r. p.
Detroit .... / u. % % L % ID ID ~ ~ 4
Batteries johnson and Henry. Bo-
.unt. oldham and tanage.
Two base hit. oldham. Targf son.
Home run. Johnson. Sacrifice hits. Wit.
Henry Hnscs on balls. on holland 4
Johnson. D. struck out Hy holland. 2.
pi1ham 2 Johnson. 3 Jmpires Evans
and EldridEc.
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PIRATES SHUT OUT

!. BROOkLYN. May 27-BeII pitched
shut-out ball today and Brooklyn made
Two straight from Pittsburgh. . Co 10
carey Johnston. Daubert and Myers
heldcd brilliantly. Three double plays.
TWO from the outheld, featured. score.
Pittsburgh o o O % 4
brooklyn co.. 70 q % % o % - 1
and Miller.
Two base hits Riird. getz. Three
base hit uaubert. stolen bures HfnsE-
man. - Mara. Bases on balls on DELL
B. cooper. 2 struck out Dell. 4. Coop
-c-- . LmLIr-.- HAruu md -LLn-
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TO HUNTSVILLE

Saturday the Patterson and Elm Grove
baseball team viii 20 to MoundsViile.
where a. will cross bats with the strong
Mound city aggregation. Roth these
teams have been playing good bah and
tho contest should prove rather close.
The following players will make tho
trip and VIII meet ut tho stone bridge
At 70 o'clock Saturday. ". Smith Nal
dem h. Smith. Reuthcr. Atkinson. q.
smith. Weight. Parker. Costello. Works.
Reynolds. Howard and shepherd
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with Griffith, Marshall viii have VII
son. who VIII b hard 20 beat
ieniherWpod IL tho best man for the
daSLes that has come into the umeffpht
~ ne state since the day OF "CyF'
founR, but feeser ~ Marshall has been
dolng s0nc sensational stunts. with the
hundred ~ the tune n ften seconds flat.
n Ihornhurg. Marshall undoubtedly has
tho fastest half-miler iu the state IL he
can again come up 10 the record that
he set iu the 10 the inter-class meet
held at Marshall in which he did the
hair in Q minute and 2 seconds.
Tho return 20 school 81 Shirley star
key. Marshal star v%aultcr. gives the Ri-
Green an equal pull. Tor the pole vault.
although Frcutel is going great guns on
the haWhpo.
An Interesting feature OF this meet
WI! De the three events staged by the
mgr. schools OF the state. All the prir-
clpAI high schools ~ the stete have beer
invited 20 stage Frtrles IN tho 100 ward
Dash $50 YHrd dash. and the mile run
'hnriestou and RlyeuFwood hfrhs have
already cent tn their entries and man
day.
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AIRTIGHT PITCHING

BOSTON. MAY 2T-CincinnatL. last Of
the National league clubs to meet the
world champions 80 far this season.
eNened the series By iuuiu today & 10
%. pale's pitching had Boston batsmen
at a loss today. Score. X ~ -
BOSTON ..... o % ~ q % % & ~
Cincinnati O-G II a
batteries. Dale and Doom. Hughes.
ana Whaling .Tragressor.
Two base hit; griffith. Three base
hits. Griffith. Connolly. Sacrifice hits.
Groh. Dale. Base on balls. Dale 8:
Hughes. 3. Struck out. Dale. g. Hughes.
,. Empires KLEIN and Emslie.
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summary:
4; by Wilson. II.
base on bails-or witchie. ?. Off
Wilson. Z.
Two base hit-k. h. Lowson. Powell.
Elder.
Three base hits-POweil. Talbot.
Stolen bases-McHenry. A. Patterson.
1. Crawford. ?. Cruise. /: r. McHenry.
?. X Lowson. 1: X. LOwson. 3. Powell.
]: Gerwig. 4 Simmr. I. Talbot. ..
Umpir-McCommon.
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LUCKY BATTING

. rIsf Iiau4frf f. thl Intelligence.
FEANU RAPIDS Mich. May II
I.H.sT HrffirE Hr Doe team. mates. nid.
fI ffriaH. '. p fH victory over
~urdr hur.rr E.Uf tho visitors five
hl0wr scattered Score
% H q
N~uuurrfrwn rnnnn0n0n-f 8
Grand Rapids t00n0n0ls.T (
Hhffff.r and Wagner Carlson and
nrrurmar
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GLENYILLE BEATS
WEST LIBERTY
oowN STATE rEAM MADE rnsT
AFFEAEAUCE LOCALLY
rE8rEEDAr.


team Yesterday defeated the West Lab
ery Normal boys b. the score % II %
IN one 81 The mo-t raEsed games yer
seen on the West Liberty grounds. VII
son, pitching for the visitors Wss Wild.
and his seven bases on balls coupled
with four hits and three errors. nsttsd
nios runs The glenviiis boys gathered
= total OF ~ biu from the delivery 81
Nltchis and burton Both teams ran
Wild on the bases. The score.
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Two base hits: Beck. Doyle. Mathew
son. Miller 2. Fletcher. Grant. Three
base hits Hyatt 2. stolen base. Beck.
Sacrifice hit; Butler. Base on halle. off
Graner ? Robinson 2. stroud /. STRUCK
out: Schuer /. stroud I. Robinson 8.
Ierdue !. Impires: Rigler and Hart.
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NEW YORK. May 2s-st. Louis again
oeieAted New York here today. winning
a hArd Fought ten inning game from the
iormer champions 8 to b.
miller opened the tenth with an ordl-
nsry one base hit 10 center. hut took a
uhtlhs chance Tor second a. Murray
toS-ed the pail m and made 90. He took
third on Hyatts infield out and scored
on WILSON'S scratch single to Doyle.
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Special Dispatch to the frfrfirarrsr
FAINMGNI. " Va. MAY 20 ra|r.
mont state Normal school baseball f.rm
defeat the California Normal team sf
|uliforuin. Pc. f1 DAY hv o. .rlra ur DO
fI in r. loosely PLAYED contest TH
trIIHt The Fllrmuut team uiasr I.Irer.
Institute ~ MrrrIIuE and On u4f.rH..
meets Wrrf Liberty Normal nf w...
IlhrrfE. The score. r %
Falrmont q q 3 % Id r1 .
california o 70 % 4 % 4 n b U- q
rich and Mills.
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l'eauE. Of its lake and euaatvisa
Trade the uit.i States ranks second
20 inc "umher and Tonnage OF VeeaeT.
'rraEel boz commerce. but sixth nr,rrg
90. utu'nr goo foreign trade.
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COLLEGE GAMES.

Nrnyille Pa.-Lebanon valley 2:
"A Minneapolis Wisconsin. . Mime
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Two base hits T.. Collins. J.. Collins
Fourier. Maiscl. Schalk. Stoler
bases Felsch. Z. MaiseI. Eases on baIlr
orr Narhop 2: Oft Cottrell. }. STRUCK
Out; by Cottrell 2 b. Benz. 3. Empires.
OLoughlin ana HiIdebrand.
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CHICAGO. May 27.-Chicago won ~
ninth struight game to-day bN dsfeAting
New YORK = 60 . iu the final game 81
the series. punched hits aided the
locals. Score
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IN AMATEUR v
SEMl-PRO WORLD.

T.s D Mnss a o. ascrpte tho .raf.
..... ~ f.r Silver STAYS Tor % rnma
'.r If H. frr THnuel Green grounds
H. O'Clock r w
Tho rIt.'r gIrrfa ~ Fuffau aFqIerfe
r. fu" n rHWe Saturday uH fH.
N..'.. grounds They would like fH
Dos H return rHWH ON Decoration.
TH. Nf.f tfrirHe club hold a brsI.
uraH meeting 'faf evening nf which fHm.
uIffrra rsI fH'HIrE FOO rrwre fur tho .ss.
Hn. ..|sr - HuN center nfIfar
NrHH use elected aa aHrfrfr rr fIs
team T'rE VIII Iratr SUNDAY morning
% O'Clock fHr -I.frfrvIIIe ufer
rlfE fna f1rf frIm sf fhtt place
rainw 0r Noel and Do Miller VIII fsrm
f.. battery
Tho BUR- tfffsf. H1u. rIf .fsr fr.
Midway s. fH Glen Lawn Hf O'clock
W I'f. TN. "HrHnrr.nf rf fHa
I'- team re1. este HI II.t.ra f1 report
Hf f.. IUHu.N Green Grounds MI 4
"'n's fn r" tH OBJ. HIau Lawn grounds
Tho Au Scholastic viii PLAY the uu-
I|raur HIHH uu fnr TurreU Green
r." u. sunday The .~0hrlnsfra are
iIr I..Hnf'f uHFtrIFrd feHmH ~
'Hr '.'E Iud /. wrH. Hr uf fHr fast grad
"iH HIr rhnnl players ~ fhe city,
Ihr largest settlement ir Greenland
." #". ."H.H"H MH||I has O. ".U#H.HN.r .n
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captain Joseph S. Ryfhee. who f. saia
20 have been the oldest pilot IN this
country died ~ hts home IN South Nor
old
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Rochester; Richmond. s: Rochester.
AZ Bu1alo Buffalo. Q, Newark. J
At Toronto: Toronto. s. Jersey CITY. 2
A. Montreal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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To-da-'s Gamss

Terre Haute al Wheeling
Evansville at Dayton.
Youngstown at Ft. Wayne.
Erie at brand Rapids
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Cleveland. D Philadelphia =
Warrington. 4; Detroit. 2
Chicago. 4 New York 2
Borton-St. l.. not schedul.d.
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9 STRAIGHT
WHITE sox AGAIN DEFEAT YAH
KEGS AND ADD ANOTHER
TO THEIn 8TRINo.

Bunehed Hts Aidsd In In. victory
SENATORS win From Tgsrs-In-
dams Down Athieuos.
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Pittsburgh at BrookIyn-
SI Louis At New York.
Chicago at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Hostol
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10 innings
hb2urErp ron 81. LOUIS TO DE-
FEAT rHE GIANTS IN A HA1D
Fou0HT CANE.
barring B@ss Running Won In TENTH
Pirates Are Shut out-QuAierr De-
feAt Ohioago-Rsds shut Out
Boston.
Yesterday Result.

st. Louis. 6 New York. 81
philadelphia. a. Chicago. g.
Cincinnati q; Boston. o.
brooklyn. ?: Pittsburgh. o
10 fnnings.
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FEDERALS

YesterdAy's Results.
Buffalo. 9. burgh. s
Other games postponed. rain.
To-dAy's Games.
Brooklyn at 81. Louis.
Newark at Chicago.
BaltimorC at Kansas CITY.
Buffalo at Pittsburgh.
At Pittsburgh. X. IL Z
Buffalo 4
Pittsburgh 10 2
Anderson. Bedient and Blair. Rogge.
Dickson and Berry.
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BY GRACE OF HIS JUMPS
EVAS TOOK THE GETAWAY
vrsrroEs ArD UMPIRE HAD rurros
THDIn own WAY W TO
THE EIoHTH.


EVansNllle, Wheeling. 9.
Fort Wayne, Erie. q
or. Rapids. 7. Youngstown. /.
Terre Hatue-Dayton. rain
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DAVE SAYS:

Here's a description and inven.
tory OF the weekend bargain OF
kraus-M Made clothes NJ $3.50,
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.-batted for Schuer in eighth.
bate for STROUD In tenth.
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White Flannel Trousers
Separate Belts

or blue and white flannel 10
match the trousers.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-15
BASEBALL SPORTS OF ALL soRTS-BoxING

Gated the Desplaines motor speedway
yesterday by driving gold spike in
the track directly opposite the Off
Gals stand.
None of the speed demons had
their cars on the track because of its
slippery condition, but all tinkered
with their engines preparatory to
speed trials today. Several of the
drivers took trial spins early this |
morning preparatory to elimination
trials this afternoon.
Bob Bunman made the astounding
claim that with his 200 horsepower
Benz he believed he could cover the |
two-mile track in one minute, an |
average of 120 miles an hour.
Young Wallace of Milwaukee out
pointed Jerry Dalton Of Indianapolis |
in ten rounds at Racine last night.
The Carroll boxing bill, passed by |
the senate several weeks ago, has |
been approved by the house commit
tee. Amendments lowering the COM
missioners' salaries to $4,000 and in |
creasing the states share of gate re-
ceipts to 71a per cent were added.
The measure carries a referendum |
clause and this is expected to cause
it's defeat.
Charley White and Young Brown
fight ten rounds in New York. tonight
Brown has a good reputation in the
east, but White is the favorfte because
of the good battles he has fought re-
Gently in Boston.
The Cleveland American assn ball
team is believed to have been sold to
Toledo interests. Owner Somers Of
the Spiders declined to confirm the
report early today. The plan is to
move the team Immediately from
Cleveland to Toledo. The latter city
formerly had a franchise in the
American assn. Cleveland has never
supported the club.
KaTfiher of the Worcester team of
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RESULTS YESTERDAY

National League.-Philadelphia 4,
Pittsburgh 1 Ill innings) New York
5, Cincinnati 5 10 innings); Brook
Ign 2, St. Louis 1.
American League. - Chicago 8,
Washington Q; New York II, St.
Louis Z; New York 5, St Louis 4;
Boston 4, Cleveland 1; Detroit 2,
Philadelphia 1.
Federal League.-No games sched-
uled. ,..'. ..--
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There haven't been so many fun
ny cracks about the Ford today.
None of the Cub ball games will
be postponed because Of the. strike.
The National league teams will play
to empty benches rather than call
off any battles.
That is the decision of President
Thomas of the local club.
In the National league laws no pro-
vision is made for the cancellation of
games because of strike. The
schedule is already so top-heavy with
impending double headers because of
bad weather the early part Of the
season that it is feared the postpone
ments might never be played of if
any more are added.
During the day the Boston people
provided the only news. Manager
StalIings handed Otto Hess, veteran
Ieft-hander, his unconditional re-
lease, cutting his squad to 20 active
players. Evers is not included in this
list. Hess was fired to make room for
George Davis, the Harvard athlete,
who leaped to fame last season by
pitching no-hit game. He graduates
next week.
Several of the worlds champions
also were strong in their criticism of
the umpiring that has been done in
the National league so far this sea-
SON And If the Guessing IN ehe other
cities has paraIleled that ON our own
home lot, they had grounds for COM
plant -,
Nern and Emslie fOnn a competent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-09
REV. INGRAM REELECTED
PASTOR BAPTIST CHURCH
His Election Occurred AZ On Enthusi
sstie congregational Meeting Held
Last NIGHT

AZ LARGELY attended ronfrfaturai
m,rflna uf rho First BAPTIST Church.
hrId n-t maht lHr pastor Nev a lA
i1rrm was automatically reelected
fnr thr ncW church f.ar starting un tht
rr.t sunday u lnnmn Several of
Too lradur memhnr mtlc shatt nllls
500 aune Hn opimi-fr nnc aud cN
press|nr ihc bnpo 'hHt dHnnT isis tne
.r.lt Wmk uf iait eIi Ne heiteg,d q
possible
NDf Ingram IH attending thH lHputf
state uoud session at l'uilas "i which
he D. member a tcl"Fmm wac sent
Oh him advising bim ot his reelection
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-09
MODERN W00DMAN BOX
SUPPER BIG SUCCESS


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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-09
DILLON IS A WINNER ovER
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-09

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