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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-02
St MARY'S PREPS
Lost Fast and Exciting Game
Played Monday Night to
IF I1n4 L. &c. nlfcs # w.
lie; EOftS.

Tie Colts won their first game
when they defeated the ST. Alary'sI
Props basketball five in a fast and
exciting game. pl aveds on the ST.
Mary's hi gh school gymnasium floor
Monday eYening lie score being 20 to-
10.
The bask ting oil Kicker was
the feature of he game. The work OF
FretWell and Lewis was exceptionally
good The lineup:
Colts. St. Mary Props
Lewis 49, Fl ~. Sc ker
Brown ~ y Tierney:
3F'retWell 81. =. G McDonoughi
5Stealey 4. G.. I. ~. Con Try
Hclsinger . VI. Il. VI. .$. F1aherty
Su bstitutions: Gaylord for II olslng-
.er. 3. Kelley for Brown, il KELLEY for
GAYLORD Lampins for Stealey:
Field goals: Rucker q. II Lewis g !.
Brown FretweIl 3 3 vi eKlley / !.
Foul goals: Kicker Iierney !,
Med onough u. Lewis 9.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-02

land o. Illinois 81 kansas 40, Olslst:s
3honla 40, Corsicana. lfsnt 40; EoT ::
cana heavy Al, IA ectra -. III ealdton III 4.
Henrietta 45, Gaddo 81 degree
ttaddo 30 % degree so. Caddo SO degree
Producers and Refine It's t1onipailsf
quotes IS All % y or crude or the
<ylyania grad
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-02

pany got a very little show or oil
IN their test on the Black heirs Z
farm and plugged the hole. s
The OIL Market. #
Pennsylvania s1.50. Mercer black
CabeIl slle, North Lima SIS. soiit..il5t
Lima So, princeton 81 Wooster.
s1-l0, Indiana So, Somerset SO, RAG
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-02
WESLEYAN | ! ! I \.
Wins Eighth Straight Victory
over West Virginia
Teams.

BUGkHANNOS. March Ewes
.ieSan Monday nigh cinched absolute
claim TO the West virg inia has ketball
championship in al classes by. defeat
$ing 8Davis-E1kins college by the score
OF 50 TO 8 3. nlakipg her record eight
Won andSnone8 lost In her games With
West GINA teams Monday night.
The game Was a pretty exhi bitions or
passing and OF clever floor work.
WESLEYAN worked the ball near ~
.baslse and had many easy shots. ID.
~ n. ca geti many Ion e and sensation
oil shots. For Wesleyan Shulnaker.
and Nealc We're again in the line.
light and Hammfll was the most bril-
liant performer for Davis-Elkins..
The score: 0 2.s tS s
Wesleyan 75 Davis=E Rims s s.
Shumaker .5 e. q .s.2.5 Hammills
ReSseger I. F's. !. Ba rrvi
Morrison .s.s d. Neinler
;Neale ~. IS. va. II J VtshetzelI
Singleton g III. Fhetzelis
Substitut ion az for Barry
Goals from field: Shhmaker
.Resseger MORRISON Neale 5. Sing
Teton s.. Halnmill 4, Barry Il yveimers
l4 H. NNhetze1 a
Goals from foul: Seale q OUT Eof ) I.
Hammill out OF H. llshetzsi 4 D
out of y. ss
Referee STAINS bury.
S Time cost.
!scor.er vance.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24
NORTH BENNINGTON

Richard Dryer secured deer in
Pownal Monday
Fred Simmons is at home from Hat
field, Mass, for q few days.
Harry rJarwood q former resident
is in town for a few weeks
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Harrie C. White is in New York
city on business lor le| days
! Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth II. Durham
returned Tuesday rom their wedding
trir.
Martin Buss of Bennington visited
his sister. Mrs. George e. Green Tues
day.
yvn, Harrington of Homer Main
street is confined to the house by i'll
I ness.
rdn,ard trar e,ta-taired bjs
mother and hrotaar from Johnson.
vile N. Y. Tuesday
,1rs NJ y urni,o win entertain
! Nc caoroo ohilins ond danobter> of
penninston on Thonlssaiving
,na Vovna cno,,nor 81 ,gato,.y,iot 4
/ v yero anogts A. u p snence,,a
7,,asdar
! Leon spencer anu Melle ''o's' s.u"
ems az ., v W. are spenuilis 'ne
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Claire w. Soule is spending the
week deer hunting in Somerset.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Severance and daughter
of Proctor were guests OF Bennington
! friends Monday
Miss Margaret Lowrie left for Col
lingswood, N J, yesterday afternoon
to visit her sister Mrs. l.. B. Sutton.
| Mr.. and Mrs William Dickinson Of
Silver Creek, n. Y, are spending the
week in town visiting relatives both
here and IN salisbury
/ A pretty niece OF marabou or fur
muff, soahf or cape will enhance Your
appearance tomorrow. The Drysdale
store offers nice assortments. ADV.
Joseph LaFlamme and Miss Eliza
beth Malone, daughter of Mrs. Nellie
Malone of Stafford street, were mar
ried in St Francis de Sales church at
4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Rev FIR.
Cahill officiating. Miss Anna Malone
sister of the bride was
bridesmaid and Dan Shaw acted
as best man. The bride wore travel
ing suit Of dark green and the brides
maid was dressed in brown. Immedi-
ately after the ceremony dinner
was served at the home Of the bride
mother following which they left on
the SIS train FOR a wedding trip to
New York. There were many gifts
of cut glass, money and, silver. Both
young people had been employed at
Cooper's mill. On their return they
will reside on Stafford street.
The National Defense society, Of
which Theodore Roosevelt is an ar
dent worker, is trying 70 stampede
congress on the opening day by ask
ing every city throughout the coun
try. through its business mems
association. to celebrate December
as Defense Day" Should congress
convene before that day the soci-
ties are asked to change the date
of celebration to correspond with
the time when the national house
convenes. The Bennington Board of
Trade has received one of the circu-
lar letters and those who fare inter
ested are asked to display flags in
their homes and business houses at
given date. The plea is to make a
campaign for better measures for
preparation for war
Inmates OF the Soldiers Home and
other local Civil war veterans Will be
Interested in the death Of Capt Will
liam II. Wright Of Sheldon which oc-
Cured Saturday evening. aged so
years Capt. Wright enlisted in the
Fifth regiment, Vt. Vols Sentember
10, 1861, and was mustered into the
service OF the United States Septem-
Der IS, as first sergeant of Company
c. lie was promoted to the captaincy
Of the company lie re-enlisted at
the expiration OF three years and was
mustered out OF service with HIS regi-
ment in Burlington, June ?, 1856. ard
he was in every engagement with one
exception in which his regiment par
ticipated during the war including
Gettysburg and the Wilderness. He
was also with his regiment when #
was sent to New York to assist in
quelling the draft riots in 1863 Cap
tain Wright passed only one week inI
the hospital during his entire service,
the result OF slight wound from al
bursting shell.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
La neutraIidad de FSpaha
no sera. aIterada.

Madrid, Febrero 17.-El Senior
Dato y ell Marques de Lerma han
tenido una conferencia acerca d.
los %incesantes rumores, de que
Espana estaba pr6xima a que
brantar su neutralidad y tomar
parte en- la guerra, a instancias
de una de las potencias
aliadas. Despues de la entrevis-
ia de los altos funcionarios, de-
terminaron comunicar a Ia prem
sd cue es absolutamente falsa
semejante especie y que ningu-
ma de las potencias Sc ha dirijido
a Espana en- semejante sentido,
y por ell contrario, ahora mas que
nunca Espana guardara extric-
tamente la neutralidad.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Ell p "Alfonso XIII"
SUI ~hundimiento obedece
a un descuido.

Santander, Febrero 16.-Las
averiguaciones encaminadas a es-
clarecer las causas que motiva-
ron la perdida del Alfonso XIII
son contradictorias, pues a pun
to flo nadie sabe cual fue elver-
dadero motive. Pero toda la tri-
pulacion sostiene, que ell hundi-
miento Sc debe a que los traba-
iadores que Sc ocupaban de car
gar y descargar ell vapor deja-
ron un portalon alberto, pues
solo de esa manera Sc explica ell
rapido hundimiento, al grade que
nadie Sc ocup6 en- esos momentos
de averiguar ell motive que 10
ocasionara, pues 1nicamente nos
ocupabamos de salvar la vida.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Parece Mentira
que los Estados Unidos
decrete Ieyes, como
la que Sc ACADIA
de decretar en-
Arizona.

En- Phoenix, Arizona, sc ACADIA
de aprobar una nueva ley anti
eXtranjera de trabajadores.
La nueva ley lleve por nombre
Ley Claypool' por ell nombre
del diputado que la formula. La
referida ley estipula entire otras
cosas, que todos los trabajado-
res extranjeros deben saber leer
y escribir ingles, de 10 c%ontrario
no tendran trabajo.
Este es ell colmo del odio de
ciertos elementos perniciosos que
llegan a adquirir por medic de
maniobras aviesas ell puesto de
~diputado, NADIA mas que para dar
rienda suelta a su antagonismo
contra algunos extranjeros que
quizas lie ayudaron a conseguir
ell puestecito.
ST este dictaran las autorida-
des 9 gobiernos de otros pafses,
no habria norte-americanoS en-
abundancia en- ninguna parte de
las rep1blicas ibero-americanas.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Sc habIa de la muerte de
Gonzalez Cara.

Ell Paso, Tex. Febrero lila
causado pesima impression entire
ell elemento sensato americana
de toda la frontera, la noticia de
que ell bandido Villa Sc declarase
Dictator, cuando habian di-
cho sus partidarios que Arrange
no tenia ningunas ambiciones.
Por los 1ltimos cables que Sc
recibieron en- esta poblaci0n lie
GO la noticia de que por infor-
mes que Sc han recibido en- Me-
xico y en- Veracruz, Sc sabe que
ell "presidente" Rogue Gonzalez
Cara habfa sido fusilado por
los zapatistas en- la ciudad de
Cuernavaca.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Ell General Joffre conde-
Dorado.

Paris, Feb. 17.-Una declara-
ci6n semiofcial, expedida la tar
de de hoy, dice asi:
"Durante ell curse de su re-
ciente entrevista, Su Majestad,
ell Rey Alberto, de los Belgas,
impuso sobre ell general Joffre
las insignias de la Gran Cruz de
la Orden de Leopoldo.
Al eXpresar ell Rey Alberto
su calurosa estimation, ell gene
raj Joffre dio las gracias a su
Majestad por esta nueva prueba
de estima que asf quiso demos
trar al ejercito frances en- la per-
soma de su jefe, y la cual estre-
chara mas los lazos de union que
unen a los ejercitos aliados.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
lmportante.

I'm espanol honrado, de So a.
nos de edad, de profession agri-
cultor, bien entendido en- cerea-
les, vinedos, olives, arboles fru-
tales e injertos, en- ganados labo-
rar aguardientes, y anisado me-
dir terrenos, desea colocaci6n de
mayordomo 6 TRAFALGAR en- un
Rancho 6 tomar un Rancho a las
dos terceras parties de sus pro-
ductos.
Carece de ell Ingles. Ensena
a leer y escribir espanol.
JOSE MEDINA.
Santa Clara, Cal.
1864 Belomy st.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Ell Oral Salazar atacara
Palomas.
Sus fuerzas estan listas
para hacer I'm movi-
miento estrategico

Douglas, Ariz., Feb. 17.-De
fuentes que Sc consideran sufi-
cientemente autorizadas, Sc sabe
que ell general Jose Ines Salazar
Sc encuentra en- aptitud de en-
prender un ataque sobre la i'm
portante plaza de Palomas; i'm
portante no en- cuanto a su po-
blacion, sino a que esta situada
sobre la Inca divisoria y permit
tira a Salazar %introducir las mu-
niciones que necesite para CONT
nuar la lucha.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Cables de Espaha
ESPANA VA A C0MPRAR
MAS ARMAS EN- LOS
ESTADOS UNID0S.

Madrid, Feb. Sci Sr, Obie-
do. director de las fabricas de
armas del Gobierno Espanol, y
ell teniente coronel de artilleria
ST.. Rivera, han salido para los
Estados Unidos en- comisi0n of
cial del Gobierno, con objeto de
comprar armamento para ell eJer-
otto, Adquiriran tambien ur
buen n1mero de aeoroplanos,
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
La demolition de la
estatua de Ferrer.

Barcelona, Feb. 17,-Las au-
toridades civiles Y militares Sc
encuentran alarmadas por la &C
tividad de los Ferreristas, que
con motive de protestar por la
demolici6n de la Estatua de Fee
rrer en- Belgica, a cada momento
estan alterando ell orden p1bIico.
Ell Gobernador y ell Jefe de las
armas han tornado toda clase de
precauciones para discover a los
escandalosos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Ell cahonero Oral. Guerre.
70 va para Ensenada,
Baja California.

Douglas, Ariz.. Febrero 10
Desde la semana pasada Sc ha
anunciado que ell General Cue
rrero', cahonero de la armada
meXlcana va en- canine para
Ensenada, B. c. y que lleva un
numeroso contingente de tropas
para atacar y tomar csc puerto;
movimiento que sera protegido
por fuerzas de terra que man.
dara Iturbe que Sc encuentra DO
sesionado del puerto de Quay
mas, Sonora.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Carranza deSmiente un
cargo.

Ell Paso, Texas, Feb. 16.-El
Primer Jefe telegrafi6 a sus a.
gentes en- esta desmintiendo ell
cargo que Sc lie hace de haber
mandado fusilar a cuatro ameri-
canos en- ell Estado de Sonora,
por haber sido encontrados So
bre la Inca del Ferrocarril Sur
Pacfico en- aquel Estado,
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
MuItitud de marriages.

Cadiz, Febrero 16.-El vapor
"Legaspie" arribo a este puerto
la semana pasada trayendo a
bordo ciento cuarenta naufra-
Cos; de estos, unos pertenecian
a algunas embarcaciones peque-
mas que Sc perdieron en- alta mar
y como ochenta al vapor frances
',Boulogne" que tambien Sc per-
di0.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Al Gobernador del EStad0
de Sonora, ST. Jose Ma
ria Maytorena.

Personals pundunOrosaS y que
nos merecen entero credito y
confanza que acaban de llegar
de Cananea, Sonora, nos relatan
las NEGRAS HAZANAS y PROCEDE-
RES DE LAS AUTORIDADES que
Id. Sc ha servido nombrar en-
csc mineral antes pr6spero y fe-
liz Y hoy devastado por ell des-
gobierno y anarquia en- que Sc
encuentra. Por tai motive nos
permitimos senior Gobernador
Maytorena, preguntara Vd. cua-
les son las causas que lie obligan
a nombrar como Prefecto y Pre-
sidente Municipal de csc desven-
turado pueblo, a individuos tan
depravados y r1sticos, como es
p1blico y notorio que 10 son los
que desempenan esos puestos
que son un tai Zepeda [a] Bar
ba Azul'' y Juan Mariscal SAN
DILLERo DE PROFESSION y que V.
ha ascendido a P~RESIDENTE,
sin que Sc sepa los meritos que
los acreditan para ocupar tan
im%portantes como delicados pues-
tos.
No hay duda, senior Goberna-
dor Maytorena, que sus multi
Piles labores militares y civlles
ocuparan fuertemente su aten-
cf6n, ESQ es verdad, pero no
creemos justo que Sc abandoned
una poblacion de la importancia
de Cananea al CAPRICHO BESTIAL
de GENfZAROS como 'Barba A
zul'' ell ''Sandillero." Porque
con los procedures de estos hon.
bres desprovistos de toda no.
cion de pundonor, ley y justicia,
jamas Sc acabaran las divisiones
de la Gran Familia MeXicana,
porque precfsamente su est1pl-
do proceder engendra 6diosa ca
da momento.
Sr. Maytorena: LIE suplicamos
a I'd. en- nombre de la humani-
dad y la patria que agoniza, res
tablezca con toda energia en- ell
Estado que gobierna, tres cosas:
LEY, MORALlDAD y JUSTI-
GA! que este lie acarrearfa mas
gloria que Glen batallas ganadas
a sus enemigos.
Nos reservamos Ell derecho de
relatar los mil atropellos que las
honorobles personals que Sc han
refugiado en- esta ciudad, nos
han hecho saber porque a1n les
quedan parientes en- Cananea y
con justa raz6n temen sean VIC
timas de alg1n atropello de par
tie de los canibales ell "Sandille-
ro" y "Barba Azul."
No Sc fgura, Sr. Gobernador
Maytorena, cuanto nos puede te-
ner que consignar hechos como
ell presente, pero 10 hacemos por-
que sinceramente creemos que
listed los ignora.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
En- Cadiz sc construiran
murallas.

Madrid, Febrero II. Ell senior
Ministro de Fomento sera envia-
do a Cadiz para ell arreglo de la
construction de murallas. El cos
to de dichas obras va ha sido yo-
tado y esta disponible para que
cuanto antes Sc de principle a
los trabajos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Sc espera I'm ataque a
TampiCo.

Ell Paso, Tex, Febrero IT,
Han llegado noticias a esta ciu-
dad de que las tropas de la Con-
vencion han establecido sus DO
siciones a cincuenta millas de
Tampico. Els possible, por tanto,
que Sc registre pronto un COM
bate de importancia.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Ell Rey regresa a Madrid

Madrid, Febrero II .-Acaba
de regresar de sus vacaciones ell
Rey Don Alfonso. Estuvo en-
Andalucia Y algunos dias en- Ora
NADIA, donde Sc lie hicieron muy
lucidos festejos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Gobierno Espanol vo-
tara doce millones de
pesetas para ell au-
mento de SUI Es-
cuadra.

Madrid, Feb. 17.-El diputado
Sr. Regato hablara en- ell Congre-
so en- solicitud de que Sc conce-
dan doce millones mas de pese-
tas para ell aumento de la escua-
dra.
Sc tiene la seguridad que ell
Congreso conceda csc aumento.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
|BUENA CANTIDAD PARA
LA CRUZ R0JA.

Barcelona, Feb. 17.-Los fes-
tejos organizados para aumen-
tar los fondos de la Cruz Roja,
fue un verdadero exito, La d.
rectiva de la Bruz Roja dice que
ell producto de esas funciones Sc
"a para auxiliar a los alemanes.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
Sc pondra a flote ell
"Alfonso KILL"

Madrid. Febrero 17.-El vapor
alfonso XIII" sera puesto a
con csc objeto han llegado
a Santander cuatro vapores.
Sc opina que no sera mucho
ell costo.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-19
LIBERIA
HISPAN0- AMERICAN
Gran Surtido de Libros

Cran Surtldo de Llbros
Agencia de Periodicos. Revistas Espa-
nolas Y MeXicanas. Sc admiten toda
Chase de subscripciones. Sc remite 4
domicilio, por correo 4 lodas parties.
lelefono Douglas 1901 720 Broadway Street S. F.
Juan Puerta
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-10

Governor Stanley has
iolted the country by
coming out for prohi-
hition and declaring
that Demon Rum must
chase himself
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-06
BOWLING SEASON
OFF WITH RUSH
Four Leagues From ElkS Start
This Week-City ASSoCia-
ton Grows in Favor.

The 1915 bowling season will be
ushered in with a rush his wes X as
scheduled play starts at the Elks tenn
pie on Tuesday evening. Owing to in
creased interest manifested by the ant
Tered herd an additional league has
been organized, making in al four
leagues / IN operation at the Elks' tenn
pie. the AntIers. EIks. Federal and
Temple leagues. the latter being the
infant TO make its debut.
Each league will consist of six clubs
n each organization will play all OF
it's IN on the same evening. The
Federal league has been assigned to
Tuesday evenings and the Temple
league TO Friday evenings. However.
the Matters and Elks leagues will have
an alternating schedule, the two ex-
changing Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. For the opening week the
Elks league will roll on Wednesday
and the AntleTs league on Thursday
evening.
Arc Ready For Action.
With "a clubs in action il would
seem that they would run out of names
for the several teams but the commit
tee in charge has determined puon the
designation as follows: The Antlers
league will be comprised of the Bards,
Bills, Factors. Horns. Jewels and
Prongs; the Elks league will comprise
the Charms. Hoofs. Stays. Teeth, Tenn
pies and. Tylers; and in the Federal
league will be found the Antlers,
Bucktails, Fawns. Federals, Orphans
and Tails: while the Temple league will
be made up of the Bucks, beers, Hairs,
Stars, Toasts and Tusks.
The schedule for the opening week
will be as follows:
Federal League-Tuesday.
FaWnS VS.. AntlerS.
Bucktails VS.. Tails.
Federals VS.. Orphans.
EIks League-Wednesday.
HQofs VS.. Teeth.
Tylers VS.. Charms.
Temples VS.. Stays.
Antlers Lcague-Thursday.
Bills VS.. Factors.
Prongs VS.. Bards.
Jewels VS.. Horns.
II Temple Leaguee-Eriday.
Tusks VS.. Bucks.
TOasts VS.. beers.
Stars VS.. Hairs.
City Association Booming.
But the leagues at the Elks temple
will be the wheel. with the possible
exception OF the Singer league, which
is yet quite indefinite. This league is
all set TO start, teams all organized,
schedule arranged, officers elected,
etc. But the weather is going to be a
factor to start things humming. The
genial secretary, Lucius H.. Miller, on
fided that if the present conditions
continue the opening of their season
will be delayed for q week.
Considerable activity was shown by
the officials of the City Bowling asso-
citation his week. This body will be
incorporated under the laws of Indi-
ana and the necessary papers have
been filed. The two public alleys, the
Bardeen and the Orpheum drives were
measured up by he president and sec
rotary of the City association on Sat
urday and applications were filed by
both establishments TO apply for pro-
lection under the American Bowling
Congress.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-06
WHALES BEAT PACKERS
MOrdecai Brown Holds Enemy 30 Four
Hits and Wins 6 10 4.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 5.-The
Whales evened up the series with the
Packers today. winning s TO 1. Nor
decai Brown held the Packers hitless
for seven innings. With "A six run lead
he eased up in the Sth and the home
club got four hits and one run.
The Whales nicked Johnson for "A
safe knocks and six runs in eight in-
nings. They scored three runs in the
on two singles, a double and
two errors.
Chicago 1000 O2O 100 IA I
Kansas City 200 GOO 01O-1 8
Brown and Wilson: Johnson. Adams
and Easterly. Umpires-Mullen and
Brennan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-06
BOWLING ON THE GREEN
STANDINGS AND SCORES

The following are scores and stand
ings Of both the men and the wo-
mans Bowling on the Green club of
this city during the past week at
Battell park:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-06
Ed WALSH SHOWS
OLD FORM, BEATING
CLEVELAND 4 To 3
White SOx Split With Indians,
Dropping First 6 to o,
Scott and Davis Be-
ing Hit Hard.

CHICAGO. Sept. 5.-The White SoX
split even today in a double header
with the Indians. The first game was
a one-sided affair, both Jim Scott and
Davis being hit hard. and resulted in
a 8 to 0 score in favor of the Indians.
Ed Walsh pitched the second game
and showed old time form, winning 4
2. Eddie Collins starred at bat,
driving in two runs He counted an
other when he score from second on
infield out.
First Game.
Cleveland 1000 102 300-5 Q 1
Chicago 1000 coo 0OO-0 s 8
Coumbe and O'NeiH Scott, Davis
and Schalk. Umpires-Evans and
Chill.
Second Game.
Cleveland 1000 600 O2O-2 6 3
Chicago ......102 DOL 0O%-4 6 l
Morton. Carter and O'Neill. Walsh
and Schalk. Umpires-ChiI and Ev-
n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-06
LEAD CUT
WITH WHlTEWASH
7 errierS Celebrate Lloyd Rick
ert Day by Beating Pitt
feds Six to None.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 5.-Fielder Jones
Terriers helped the fans celebrate
Lloyd Kicker day and made it one
Of merriment. when the Terriers with
Davenport at the helm. reduced the
Rebels hold on first place by handing
them a coat Of whitewash 6 to 0. With
two runs already across in the second
and runner on first and second. To-
bin clinched the game by smashing
the first ball offered by Comstock far
over the right field wall. Only one
Rebel got as far as third base.
Pittsburgh 200 600 600 ; 4
ST. Louis ...... 0501O0 0O0-6 8 l
ComstOck, Hearne and Berry; Dav-
export and Hartley. Umpires-Mc-
Cormick and O'Brien.