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New Britain herald., 1915-07-07

| ramed Second Choice--st. Louis, l New York. Pittsburg--in the order ! warned although New York and Pitts burg should be rated fairly even at the l end.
 The Cubs. under Bresnahan, are sure to hustle to the finish, and if the Duke of Cook County--once Duke of St. Louis-can keep the Great zinl working for the Common Good he has a fine show of landing first place. There is nothting sensational about the Cubs, but they have shown the most consistent stuff in the race, and consistency is counting for more than ever this season.
 Alexander and Cravath were the two stars around whom Philly dreams were built. They have done their share--and more. But beyond these two the great work or Erskine Mayer, the brilliancy and steadiness of Ban- croft at short, and the heavy batting of Luderus have been vital factors. The consistency of these last three has been so we'll maintained that Pat Moran can feel secure in banking upon them into the stretch. Which means that Philad elpnia must be tgured with Cubs and Braves--and upon even terms.
 The Second Three.
 St. Louis and Pittsbuhg have ac- complished more than any one figured them for two months ago. Both are steady working machines, but we doubt that either has the power to take first place and hold It against all opposition. Their chances are not as good as the chances of the first three named.
 As for the Giants--they are beyond even a guess. An epidemic of poor pitching broke their spell last summer. An epidemic of worse pitching has held them back so far. They have been hitting the ball and scoring their share of runs-as the records show Their fielding has been sporty--but not disastrous But when even Tesreau slipped the pitching staff went to seed The one thing that can save McGraw is for Mathewson to swing back into his turn, Tesreau and Marquard to light upon their old clip, and either Perritt or Stroud to work in depend able roles. Unless McGraw can get four first class pitchers gorng he hasn't chancellor his machine isn't great enough to win with ordinary, much less the under ordinary sort.
 Considerable Race.
 Tn any event, the lopsided aspect of affairs in the National is no longer evident It has been the exception be- fore when over one or two clubs had any pennant aspirations after July {. This season the league is almost per- fectly balanced. and of these eight clubs there will be at least four who are still in the pursuit race on into september-and these four clubs will be Chicago, Boston, Philadelphiae-and name your own guess.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07

New England League Results. Manchester, 8, Lowell ?. Lawrence 6, Lynn 2. Fitchburg {. Worcester 0. Lewiston 5, Portland 8.
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run lead The Tigers appeared to have the game won easily when the ninth round opened, but the homo sters had their fighting toss on and a single, double, two more singles, sacrifice, walk and sacrifice fly netted three runs. The Tigers fl nally won by only ! to G. The score:
 r. h. .. Detroit o0s1f0200--7 s ? Cleveland . 0oo001l13---6 5 I Batteries: Cavet, Roland and Baker; Walker. Harstad, Jones and o'Neif.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07

New York State League Results. Syracuse ?, wilkerbarre l. Binghamton 8, Albany 2. Scranton 8, Utica 1. Elnira 5, Troy 8.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Yesterday's Results. Brooklyn 5, St. Louis 1. Newark '. Baltimore 1. Kansas City 1, St. Louis 0.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
AT LAST N FINE FORM Men Routs Pat Moran's bnnant ChaSerS

bia, July 2. Heahy hitting inning won yesterdays s Giants from the Phillies E E to |. The Polo Ground dly to the side arm slants Mayer, who is held in all h esteem in the Quaker exander the Great. The Ania Leaguer could not d curve working and after s was retired on an out hits, including . triple were made before 3. man Sd. The score:
 r. h. g.
 40i 000o00-6 12 O.
 .o0Ooo0o1o-1 1s O Stroud, Marquard and kup, Baumgaerdner and
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results. New York 5, Philadelphia l. St. Louis 2, Pittsburg 1. Brooklyn 8, Boston 2--First game, Brooklyn 4. Boston S.-Second game.
 Chicago 5, Cincinnati 4.-First game.
 Chicago 2, Cincinnati 2.-second game.
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RED SOX CONTINUE
 ID PUSH AHEAD
BaantoWn Team Force Grifith's
 Senators to Go Down Twice

Boston. July 7-LBoston made 1t four straight from Washington yes. terday taking both ends of the double headed. by scores of to and 4 to l. In each game the Red Sox got started early, scoring all their runs in the first two innings of the firsS game and within the first three i'm nings of the second, Johnson's s delivery was acking in much of it's former mysticism for Boston batsmen. Boehling was knocked out of the first game by a drive of Speak er's in the first inning. .Janvrin field ed spectacularly. The scores: First Game.
 r. h. c. Washington ... fooooo0oo--1 z 4 Boston .....@.. 320ooo0ox-5 3 0 Batteries: Boehling, Hopper and Henry; Shore and Cady.
 Second Game.
 r. h. e. Washington .. o1oo0oooo--1 7 4 Boston .2...... 20200O00x--4 12 g Batteries: Johnson and Henry: Gregg, Mays and Thomas.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
Browns Were Easy.

Browns We're Easy.
 St. Louis, July 7.--The White Sox Knocked the offerings of three St. Louis pitchers into every portion of Sportman's park yesterday and won from the Browns, 12 to 2. Fournier registered . circuit clout, with Feisch and E. Collins on bases in the first inning, and the game never was in doubt afterward. Faber pitched good ball for Chicago. B. Collins led the sox batters with four sngles and a double The score
 r. h. .. Chicago :. ..... 3004O2o30--12 1T 0 St. Louis 000o20O00-- 2 3 5 Ratteres: Faber and Schalk; Perry man, Koob, Cook and Agnew and Severied.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07

can hit little. He holds the distinc- tion of being the best "sacrificer" in his league, and there are few more dangerous batters in the pinches. Kill lifer is worthy successor of Char ley Dooin, ex-manaserl of the Phil lies, and it is no doubt largely due to Dooi's teachings that Killifer is today one of the very few really great "nitt men" in the game.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
standing of the Clubs.
Games roaay.

New Bedford at New Haven. Pawtucket at Hartford. Springfield at Brockton. Fall River at Taunton.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07

Philadelphia, July 7.-Though not as we'll press agented as some of the men playing the same position in the big leagues. Bill Killifer, catcher of Pat Morans Phillies. is nevertheless star of the first water. There is no faster backstop in either league, and at holding up pitchers he has no tsu-
 perior. At killing attempted steals he is perfection itself. Likewise, Bill
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
.DEL'S SENATOR'S
 BEATEN AGAIN
SluggerS from Rhode Island Land
 on Senator's Hurlsrs

Hartford, July 7--Pawtucket fell into batting streak iii. the eighth in ming here yesterday and scored sever runs Two pitchers were patfed hea. willy. This rally won the game. The score
 r. Ii. c. Hartford too2psool--7 8 s Pawtucket a..... ooooooi7o---s ii Batteries--woodcock Trautrhan and Pjura; Adams, Gearin and Bottomisy.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
Standing of the c1ubs.
Games Today.

Games Today. Philadelphia at New York. Washington at Boston. Detroit at Cleveland. Chicago at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07

letics gave the Tanks plenty of chances to win The score:
 r. h. e. Philadelphia ... 203100010--7 Il ! New York .... 021000021--6 13 C Batteries Knowison and Lapp; Me- Hale. Brown, Cottrell and Nuna- maker
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
Away With ooekt'NeAAlR Trap-Door 4 Union TRADE B ANS' Suits ]!
ere,srtsso

NectsFsSSo } THE common or trap-door
 variety of Union Suit is . a bifurcated botch. You tried it once, only to VOW. Never Again.
 Rockinchair Union Suits are cut just like your trous- CTS. They open on the out side of the leg, with two. but tons in plain sight and instant reach.
 No flap, no fuss, no fum- bling-no binding, no bother No other Union Suits like them. I.z..
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
standins of the C1ubs.
Games Totlay,

Games Today. New York at Philadelphia-2. Boston at Brooklyn. Chicago at Pittsburs.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
 
Baseball m
 q Nutshell
COLONIAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

New Haven 2, New Bedford 1. Springfield ?, Brockton Q. Fall River 4, Taunton 2. Pawtucket 8, Hartford [.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays ReouIts.

Yesterdays ReouIts. Boston B, Washington L-First game. Boston 1, Washington 1.--second game.
 Detroit '. Cleveland S Philadelphia 7. New York 6. Chicago l2, St. Louis ?.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
Tanks Downed Again.

New York, July 7.-Stragglers came across the plate often often yester- day in the third game of the series between the Yankes and revamped Athletics, but not enough of them were of Yankees affiliation for that team to win. The rehabilitated Mack men beat the faltering Tanks again. The score was 7 to There was ] good deal of hitting of a disconnected sort and nearly as much error making as there was hitting. Lose and blem- ished fielding was a common ailnerr. and though there was much which was spurious in this department of the Tank defence errors by the Ath,
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
Win And Tie.

ltIy Kniseiy's single herman with the winning fourteenth inning of the etween Cincinnati and erday. The score was 5 econd game was called at he seventh on account of h the score 3 even. The First game).
 00o200020OO00o4 Is 8 S00oO010oo00O1-5 1s i Benton and wingo: Hum bridge, Cheney and Ar econd garne).
 r. h. e. ... .00O0O022 5 9 :. oo0011o2 z Il Tuney and Wingo: Bresnahan.
 ha1s Beat Pirates. July 7,St. Louis de- argh yesterday. 2 to 1, |of effective pitching by The score:
 r. h. e.
 100000O102 13 O.
 .o000o1o00-1 5 2 tGriner and Snyder; Me- tlehner, Councilman and hves Lose Two. |July Brooklyn waded hugh the much vaunted ssterday's double header teld. Jack Coombs and sed out Dick Rudolph Eghes by the close shave k the opener. Wheezer srred Smith turned back And George Davis in an- g finish for closing hon ke being 4 to 3. The W of the Dodgers carried olors to undisputed fifth National League stand pre
 Second game J.
 r. h. e. 00o001oc0-3 5 4 .000o3100x-4 10 | kRagan. Davis and Whal- Ind Miller.
 krirst game).
 r. h., e. 00O011000-2 ? 1$ XIX. 0O0002O1x3 5 O. Rudolph. Hughes and ornbs, Appleton and Mill
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Wild Throw tsr sutre.

Brockton, July .1,--Burns' wild throw in attempting A double play in the seventh inning gave sprintnsld two runs and the game, 2 to 0, yes- terday. The score:
 r. n. c. Springfield .... .oooooo2oo--2 70 Brockton .... E. ]. 0oooo oo00--o 6 2 Batteries-smith .and Lzvisne: Pow CTS, Woods and Dempsey
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Indians Fine Try.
 Cleveland, July 7.--Cleveland made a great rally in the ninth inning yes terday and all but overcame a four
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today. Buffalo at Brooklyn. Newark at Baltimore.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
Taunton Is Beaten.

Taunton. July 7.-Glennons single in the ninth gave Fall River two runs and the game yesterday. The score; Fall River ... .o00100D12--4 ii O Taunton .oo0oo1100--2 i
 Batteries-Golden and connell; Eaton and McAloon
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q )pqf5 l}dHr
 TI/ Au G,ank.u7d Rice
G1anHdz7d Rice

into rroups First Choice-Chicago, Boston Philadelphia-in the order traned Second Choice--St. Louis, New York. Pittsburg--in the order named. although New York and Pitts burg should be rated fairly even at the end. ~
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Lose Two.

r. n. e.. ooo0o1o2o-3 5 4 0O0o3100x4 10 1 pRagan, Davis and Whal- md Miller. tFirst game).
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The Three Leaders.

While both St. Louis and Pittsburg have their flag chances. we figure that by September the National league race will be three-cornered affair among the Cubs, Braves anad Phillies
 Judged upon the showing of the first three months and the prospects that wait ahead, the race may be divided
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lF v g 9s. K \ 34 14.f G.
 00O011Oo02 ? 1 OO0002o1x3 5 0
 Rudolph. Hughes and |onbs, Appleton and Mill
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aals Beat Pirates.

July St. Louis de- urgh yesterday. ? to |, of effective pitching by < The score:
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07

r. h. e. |o0o20oo2000o0o-4 IS 8 3000Oo1000O001-5 1s | |Benton and Wingo; Hum trtdge, Cheney and Ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
CYCLISTS PICNIC
Plans for Big Outing INC Reunion &c
BE Held at Blsyney's Grove on
August 8 Announced.

The FIRST annual outing and reunion
OF the Wheeling Motorcycle club will
be held al Blayney's Grove. August
s. Plans were outlined for the event
last evening and committees were ap-
pointed to look after different
branches OF entertainment for the day.
The cyclists will ride TO the grove on
heir machines. All kinds OF amuse-
ments including a baseball game ana
other features will go TO make the
day most enjoyable.
Earl Braunlich will furnish the
eats for the day and his assistants
will be Carl Sells. Arthur Hubbard
and Charles McCluskey. on the amusc.
ments committee will be a. J. Pastors
Peter Roth and II. C. Friedrich. After
discussing the plans for the outing.
general business was transacted and
j. l. Mckeslip. of the Harley-David.
son factory gave a short but interest
Ing talk on the care of machines.
Members taken in last evening were:
{. c. Crummett. II. NJ. Reed and Her.
bert Jones. The last named member
is perhaps the youngest and smallest
rider in the city. Le Moyne Pickens'
application for membership was re.
ceived.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
NEHP TO MAJORS
Nouthful Southpsw Of the Terre
Haute Team Likely to Be Sold
20 Philadelphia Nationals.

Art Nehf. n o. the best pitchers
IN the Central League. and undoubt-
eddy The best OF the Terre Haute
team. Is likely TO join fast company
Al the close OF the season. Nehf. on
last Saturday. let down the Erie Sail
ors without a hit or a run. He has
been pitching a fine article OF ball all
season. and had II not been for his
valuable services % the club IL would
In all probability have been In the Gel.
lar position. or fighting 20 keep out
OF IT, No deal has been closed az
yet. but 70 Is said that the Philadel-
phia National League club has made
the most attractive offer. He will
pitch az least one o. the games against
the Stogies this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
STOP SPEEDING
M~otoreyeiists Found Guilty OF Trav.
cling at Excessive Rate VIII Be
Fined by Local Club.

At a well attended meeting Of the
Wheeling Motorcycle club held last
evening. plans to break up the speed
craze hat seemingly has broken out
were discussed. Within the past few
days several members OF the club
have been fined for running their ma
chimes az a rate faster han that -
lowed by the city speed ordinance.
The officers and members OF the club
are making every effort 10 break up
the practice and in order 10 do this
they decided last evening 10 cooper.
ate with the officials In their work.
4 resolution passed last %evenlnE
was 10 the effect that any member OF
the Wheeling Motorcycle club that h.
caught speeding and IL fined by the
city or county officers. will be nned
n dollar by the club. President J
Landon Bier said hat he had tried IN
every way To break up the practice
and hat he would now try TO reach
the boys through their pocketbooks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
POSTPONED GAMES
Total OF Twenty-four Must Be Played
Before Close % Central
League Schedule.

The following is a LIST of the games
that have been postponed during the
Central League season:
Al Youngstown-wheeling. /.
At Evansville-Grand Rapids. l..
Terre Haute. /; Wheeling. /.
Al Grand Rapids-Fort Wayne. j.:
Erie. l; Terre Haute. 1.
Al Fort Wayne-Youngstown. !:
Grand Rapids. /; Erie. .: Terre
Haute, l.
Al Erie-YOungstown. l.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. /: Ter
re Haute. 3; Dayton. /.
Al Dayton-Evsnsyille. 4: Erie, /;
Tere Haute. l..
Terre Haute Is the only team in
the league that does not have one or
more m to be played OF on the
home grounds. This makes a total
OF "a postponed m 10 be PLAYED
before the close Of the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
THOMAS MARKER
Martins Ferry Boy Won Ball n Bat
Offered BY Wheeling Ball Club
Boys Day, Thursday.

Thomas Marker. Of Third street
and Lincoln avenue. Martins Ferry.
was tho holder of ticket number O56g
yesterday and won the baseball and
bat that we're offered by the club
management To- the boy holding the
lucky number All Riddles we're ad.
mittec free 20 League park and each
was given a ticket The tickets we're
numbered End the stubs we're dropp-
Cd into n box One was drawn ~
large from the lot with the above re-
suit About 35o boys attended the
came Another boys day will be OBJ
served Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
SOL MBTZGER
Hesd Coach Of West Virginia Univer.
city is In Buokhannon Corferrro
over Turkey Day Game

Special Dispatch Co the InfeHIrsrear
HuCKHANNON W Va. July a.
Some commoItIon wac dreaded among
The followers of We. ..lans football
fortunes whom DO was learned hero to.
night that Head Coach Sol Ncfrrer
n West virginia University had
spent a part of fto day In town 0e
'ensihiy scouting Tor material f0- tho
W v. Y eleven f1r fHIs IAN. amore
fho Wesleyan athletes Athletic U.
rector sfana bury a1Il IHaf Do and
Nofyrar bad bod a conference rrfa.
i've 20 officials Cor 'Ha T~fank.eI.inr
f7F ramr and fhaf beyond that. be-
know ro'hInr 0f 'Ha purpose of fho
N r. o. coach I1 coming to Buck
harmon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28

CINCINNATI July 27-rhUafefrs,,
rave the last game Of the present ser.r.
% Cincinnati today. 4 Co O. Iu fHn ninth
inning whom the game vac d Hs. s'afr.
drove Go Rocker. uh1 dropped fIa half
CLARKE. taking second. Leach then
grounded 20 Bancroft who lrt the Hrn
get away from him. CLARKE SCORING II.
the play. Score
q % D.
Cincinnati ..... o0o2unOII-4 1
BatteIea-Chnlmera. EIKsF and Wr
kiNfer. Touey. Schneider and DIHrE.
Two unas hita- 'haImfrH IIIrrrn
Three base hIf-Er1n. Homo ..r
Grffhfh. stolen hHaeH- Hr"E.r. M4H.
kliIfer Sacrifice bite MI..t...
fmEoy, HerE1E Base ur bale T.r.. q
Struck puf-IuuaF A. schneider u.
pirrs-Byr1u and Earuu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
ATHLETICS WIN.

PHILADELPHIA. July 27-Sheeban
pitched good ball after ST. Louis pound
ed his delivery In the first inning today
ana f~hlladelphia won 8 20 I. Hamilton
was also hit hard I'm the opening ses-
sion and tn the sixth. seventh and
eighth innings the home team punched
itors lead. Score; z. II. r.
ST. Louis ...... AOOOOOOOO- Il 2
Philadelphia .. 3OOOO11is- ~ o
Batteries - Hamilton and AEnew
Sheehan and Iapp. Two base hits
Pratt. Walker. Malone. Three base hit
J. Walsh. Sacrifice hits-Malkcr. Aus
tin. j. Walsh. Sacrifice fly-Healey.
stolen hases-Shotton. Howard. Base
on halls-Hamilton I. Sheehan 3.
struck out-Hamilton g. Shechan 1.
Umpircs-Nallin and Dineen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
TERRE HAUTB
here Today for Three Days Stay
VIII Meet the stooies In Three
Doublehesders.

Terre Haute will be the attraction
a. Athletic Park this afternoon. This
VIII be n Of the three d~oublebead.
7 that are scheduled to be PLAYED
on during their stay. II will be re-.
memDered that on previous visits 10
TINS CITY rain interfered with the
.aHnts- Ihree were postponed and il
has been decided TO play all three
u~oubleheaders In as many days. This
VII include Wednesday. Thursday
ana Friday, after which the team will
leave FOR a several days road trim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
POLICE PIcKUPs

officer NcClatchey was called 70
East Wheeling last night to break up
a women's quarrel and arrested Mrs.
Schenk. white. and Mrs Button. col
ored. on charges ~ dlsorderiy conduct
Both women weres TOO embarrassed
to give their first names The pair
halls from Goosotown.
Oniccr Moore broke w q three
corncred affair On bite beat last 1lfht
and took Joe Makas. Nike JonaEa
and Sam Talorinto on charges or
fighting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
MAY SAVE LEO.

According TO information given out
81 the Ohio Valley General Hospital,
late last night. the physicians attend
ing James Glenn will probably be able
10 save the leg Of the injured man.
Glenn was injured In the local y. A.
%. yards. Monday evening. when. n
~ said. he was sleeping under a car.
The yard crew IN moving the car
badly manEled the leg Of the unfor-
tunate man The einews were badly
torn and az first 10 was thought ~
would be necessary to amputate the
Lex. but now 10 e. thought his will BE-
unnecessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
TIGERS WIN.

NEW YORK. July 27-The New York
Americans returned home today and
met defeat by Detroit. Z TO g. Fisher
was hit hard and the neldinH
was loose. Score. r ~. r.
Detroit .......- o o. II I
New York -..... % OlOO0O2 . 8
Batteries-Covcleskie and Stanage.
Fisher. Pieh and Nunamaker. Two base
hits Crawford, Nunamaker. Stolen
bosses - reCktnpaugh. Bush. Sacrifice
htts-Nitt. tolk. COvelesKI. Sacrifice
fly-Raumnn. Base on balls-tisher 2.
Pieh 2 Struck out-F1sher g. pieh 3.
Covcleskie 6. Gmpircs-Waliace and
Connolly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
omar PTrcHnRs, RATTLE

WASHINGTON. July 27.-washtnEton
celebrated its Homecoming today bv de-
I.ating Cleveland I TO %. breaktnr
SleNeland = longest winning streak since
- me game vas "a pitchers duel
between Gallta and Hagerman. ONLY
NO or the visitors reached first base
lurner singing IN The eighth. and
neither got any further. Milan stole
nome In the FIRST inning. scoring ths
locals only run. Score: n. II ~
Cleveland ..... OO0OOOOOO- 1
Batteries - Hngerman and OMEN.
sailla n Henry. stolen hases-Moel-
Ter, Milan, Henry. Base on baIls-HaE-
efman , Gallia l. Struck out-Hagcr-
man s. Gallia :. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and OLoughliu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.

AT managers OF amateur teams IN
ihis vicinity are requested % meet
Thursday evening at h o'clock in the
assembly room ~ the board ~ trade.
Matters pertaining TO- the BOOSTER
dav pr0rram will be- discussed 40 this
time Manager Iarkfy James Of the
Hodshonr and A. g. Croran OF fhe
Kahn club viii BE- In charge 81 me-
amateur events
The Burr Athletic club would Ike
fo arranK n game with some fast
team on any grounds for next Sunday
afternoon Tho SufolF are preferred
% accepted call t035.R on tho National
phone or answer through tho TnteIH.
rnror
Tho Midway A. G issues a CHALLENGE
to either tho D. a &C. or the Bauer q
for o. rame Sunday on their home
grounds NJ accepted answer through
The int%rlirencor
Tho Midway A. G. challenge arv
fact team in tho valley Tor games SAT-
urday and Sunday Tho T. A &C. D.
a q c. Hauers or ~TriadeIuhia IRE
fcrrcd Tho ramca ran be- PLAYED on
any Frounds but would like 90 have
them on the home field 10 accepted
answer through The Intelligence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
DROP ONE

BROOKLYN. July 27-Boston beat
Brooklyn 4 TO 3 today. The superbas
TO an error by Evera. which led An fbre-
runs In the NTH. With one out In tho
last inning. the crowd began 20 teer
Evers, shouting that he had lost the
game. Evers responded with a SINGLE
and sent F~ttzratrick in TO run Tor him
a hit BY Connolly and Mngecs long
dpuhle % center sent across the ueinz
and winning runs. Score
r. r. r.
Batteries-Tylor and Whalfnr gowfy
Douglas. \ smith and Miller. Two
base hlts-Magee 2 Myers. CutshHw
stolen baae-tounolly. Sacrifice uF-
Moran. Sacrifice hlfa-srhmfHf
smith. Meanwhile. Whaling Hase on
halls-Tylcr 0. Douglas g. Struck Qua
Tyler Douglas J. Umpircs-KIem
and Cockfll.