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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-04
GIRLS BAND is FORMED
AT TEACHERS, COLLEGE

GREELEY, Colo - A girls brass
band of fifty pieces has just been or
ganized among the students at the
State Teachers college in Greeley by
Prof. ]. G. Kendall, head OF the music
department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
PERTAINS WILL
DISCUSS FOOTBALL
MEET SUNDAY AFTERNOON TO Az.
Feet ORGANIZATION OF
ELEVEN.
several GOOD Players Have signed And
The Management Il Already Book
ing Games.

boosters meeting in the interest Of
the Martins Ferry Athletic football
team has been called for sunday after
noon In the ShriVe-lfervcy hall Martins
Ferry. and no doubt a large number OF
the local fans will be present All play.
crs Of the team ard all others interest
ed are asked TO be present
Al the meeting the future OF the team
viii be taken up. Th.y will either be
gin practice IN preparation tor the com
ing season or Will be dlsbanded.
IT IL ~ decided TO nave "A team this
year 10 VIII be stronger than any eleven
IN this vicinity. Several good PLAYERS
nave already signed contract 10 play
PROVIDING the team g. organized some
Of them arr: Patty" Burke. Mick
OConnel. I'd Mullaney and many other
last players.
Games have been arranged With the
following teams. Peerless Athletic Club
OF pittsburgh OF which Coach OuafIey
formerly Of the Martins Ferry High
schools rs Interested On. canton hide
peudents champions OF the Tri-States
last year Dover Giants. Toronto. Alfoo-
ma aud Columbus Pan Handlers. During
the past Few days large number 81
post cards have been sent out TO those
interested m the team and a record
breaking crowd Is expected al the meet
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
First came.


IL liattcd for klepfcr In ninth.
(eJ-Ran for O'Neil in ninth.
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wouida ssvs Chimney Stop tn. Smoker Where. tn. Fir.

Everywhere people marvel at the re-
suits OF s. s. S. in overcoming ca
'tarrh. To the mind not versed in the
wonders of the human body Il will
be interesting to understand why this
most famous of all blood purifiers.
$. s. s. has such a remarkable in
fiuence in clearing the nose, throat
and air passages of catarrh.
Your nose, as are all the important
cavities OF the body. is lined with
mucous membrane. So is your throat
and even your skin covering is a mod
flied form OF mucous tissue. Now. all
toxins or blood impurities are elimi-
mated by way of this membrane. Stom-
ach distress. intestinal bloating. liver
engagement. kidney weakness. sore
lungs and bronchial tubes that pro-
duce cough: IN irritated bladder. diar-
rhoea and other bowel troubles all
may be and often are inhamed and
involved in a general state OF disturb
ance which is recognized as catarrh.
And IL is through their mucous mem
branes that the impurities or hyper
secrctions OF mucus must be eliminat-
ed. In such an event IL is often nee
essary that these secretions be pre-
pared by some internal medicinal in
nuence or action before they can be
effectually gotten rid Of And IL not
so prepared for elimination they are
usually deposited in some vital parts
and remain as points OF concentration
for various forms OF chronic infamma-
tion.
. Now. the action OF s. s. S. is to so
prepare the various blood impurities
for elimination that they are readily
seized upon by the mucous membranes
for expulsion. And II s. s. s. were
more generally used as a membrane
Gus catalytic there would be no ca
tarrh.
But along comes LaGrippe and
bad Colds all the mucous mem
branes are involved and the nose,
throat. bronchial tubes and lungs be-
ting closely allied in the process Of
burning up impurities these become
clogged. hence catarrh, bronchitis,
chronic sore throat. pneumonia. cough,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
STOBBS SHIFTED
TO SECOND TEAM
LOCAL hoy WITH SCRUBS ALMOST
PLAYS REGULARS orr
THEIR FEET.
varsity was Unable 20 Score-stobbs
Almost Crossed Their Line-Fan
Term Opened Yesterday.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence
WASHINGTON. Pa Sept. 22-Coach
Folwell sprung a surprise on the Wash
ington a Jefferson football fans to-day
when he shifted Rose. former Allegheny
high school captain. 20 the varsity back
field. REESE has been an end candidate.
playing second string last year He was
out again for "a varsity terminal place
this year. but Folwell has "a number OF
good endes and Reese apparently has not
stood much Of a chance ln this depart
mcnt- FolWcll thinks he b. too handy
FOOTBALL player. however. 90 stay off the
squad. and decided 60 try him IN the
h0Ckfield. REESE showed TO advantage IN
the new department and may become "a
fixture there. To make room for him on
the first team. Stobbs was put over a.
quarterback on the second eleven and
Moser played quarter on the varsity.
REESE show ed his uufnmiliarity with the
new position. but played well. particu-
larry ON the defense. Stobhs ran the
second team so hard and fast to-day that
the varsity could not score. He carried
The ball trresistbiy himself and once
came near getting away for "a score.
college opened to-day FOR the fall term
with record breaking freshman class.
number Of recruits showed 49, report
ing 90 Coach POWELL Tor the afternoon
drill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
FRANKLIN COLLEGE
WILL OPEN SEASON
WITH WEST LAFAYETTE ELEvrH
AT NEW ATHENS. SATURDAY
Russen Goodwin IL Coaching At Former
school And Several Local Players
Are On Team.

No doubt large crowd from this VI
entity VIII go 10 New Athens Saturday
Sfternoon 20 witness the opening OF the
ioothau season OF the Franklin college
team which viii be the strongest IN
years. The opponents on opening day
VIII be West Lafayette college Inter-
est Is being taken locally. owing 10
the fact that. Charles Mcdonald. OF this
CITY. graduate OF she Wheeling high
school. Will b. seen az tackle Mcdonald
is nov Of Ashtabula and d. said Go be "a
star rlaycr
Several Martins Ferry boys will also
be seen iu the lineup such a. Fleman.
~ tackle and Graham as uuarterhacr.
Both o. these men have entered the COLI
lege this year and will take an import
ant part IN the athletic events OF the
college The probabilitic4 are that Brady.
Lawrence and Cochrane ~ Bcllaire will
also be seen In the lineup. The team
has been out forbhe past Two weeks and
Wiil be In fine shape for the opening OF
the season. The schedule this wear also
embraces some OF the fastest teams In
the state
W. vs.. Turner one Of the star players
or the team was injured On acrimmage
practice last Saturday and will be- out ~
the game for az least three weeks lie
sustained "a number Of broken ribs in ad-
dillon TO several bruises about the body.
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and then the general Involvement Of
the stomach. kidneys. bladder and All
other organs OF the body.
Cough remedies. nose greases and
throat tablets. garEles, sprays and 40
on are merely salves on a smoking
chimney.
The FIRE may be down In the stom-
ach or in the liver or in the kidneys.
The very fact that the nose is con-
stantly pouring out or is plugged up
with mucus must convince anyone
that the supply is cJming from many
deeper sources.
This explains why local treatment
for catarrh is and always has been al
total failure. The action must be IN
ternal and there are ingredients in|
5. 5. 5. which not only eliminate ca 4
tarrhal impurities by way of the mu-
cous membranes but they put a stou|
to their seeking the point OF conoenl
tration in the nose and other parts
OF the breathing apparatus.
These facts have been demonsfrai
ed for many years and are known to|
thousands in every community where|
catarrh abounds. But people cannot|
seem TO shake OF the notion that the|
nose is the seat OF trouble The nose|
Is merely an outlet. the same as tha|
bladder. bowels. skin and the expull
sive process OF the lungs.
Urge yourself 10 get bottle ID
5. :. $. today Get your mucous lin
ings in order and not only will ca
tarrh disappear. but away goes II
myriad OF other symptoms that usuaIlyI
distress nine people out OF ten. 81
5. :. is guaranteed absolutely vereI
table. no acids, no minerals, no poll
sonous substance Of any kind-just I
remarkable blending of the most poI
tent, most searching. most powerfu
blood purifiers known to man.
DO not permit any one to substitute
anything else for s. s s.
end for an interesting book on ca |
tarrb There are many people so dis
couvaged over blood impurities tina
they will find a new lease of life b,
consulting freely our Medical Depart
met. Write TO The Swift Specif3
Co. COS Swift Bldg, Atlanta. Ca.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
YAHKEEs pRoP TWO.

NEW YORK. Sept. est Louis took
both ends OF d0ubleheader from New
York to-day. the scores being Z 60 and
20 :. Tho visitors used young pitch
cra iu both games. MCCabe winning his
third straight game Ttllman. a former
colonial Lacquer held New York 10 two
inficld hits for eight innings In the sec
ond game. but weakened la the ninth,
when Weilman relieved him. scores
First game: r.. ~ p
Sew York 1000 OOoO- b
Batteries; McCabo and Agncw. Fisher
and Kruger. Home runs. pipp. IaNnu.
stolen bases: Pratt Z. peckinpauEh.
Sacrifice hits- Sisicr. FISHER. Shotten.
I.avan. Sacrifice fy. Plpp. HHsc Oh
balls OFF Fisncr. 8. OF McCabe. ..
struck out. Bv Fisher. 3, by MCCabe. 4.
second game. r. IT. f.
st Louis ......0Io00 fOn1= q
Ncw YORK $500 oo0001-- 8 @
Batteries. 1iumau. Mgilmau and Sow
rr0id. Russell. Vance and Alexander
Two base hit. Pratt Stolen bases. shot
ten. Muller. Sacrifice hlt Russell lgaar
on balls of Russell u of Tilimau. D
struck out. 49, Russell bf Vance. D..
b. Tiuman. .. Jmpires chill and Con.
molly
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WHEELING OPENS
SEASON SATURDAY
OLD GOLD AND BLUE oRIDDERs
WORK HARD FOR GAME
WITH CAMERON
Team viii serinmsae Every Day IN
~ Friday-lisht Signal Prse-
tiee Last Day.

The thud that will be heard in every
part of the United States will be that
OF the impact of a foot against the
pigskin on next Saturday afternoon.
Possibly the most delightful thud viii
be heard at League Park. Martins
Ferry when the Wheeling High school
and Cameron football teams open the
season here.
This week Bridge park is the scene
OF much activity. The men who have
been partially selected to face Cam
eron are at work and according TO
Coach Holden. work that will test the
merits of any man will be Melted out
this week. Scrimmage will be gone
through
Cameron has been in preparation
for the Wheeling game for the past
two weeks and expect TO make a pet
ter showing against the old Gold and
Blue team than ever before
Since the weather man has given
The Ohio Valley the proper kind Of
weather for football. better work is
expected by Coach Holden from his
men. although during the hot days.
the men went at work with never-die
spirit.
During the last two days Of practice
THIS week the men will b. taken to
League Park. where practice will be
held. Everything Is being gotten in
readiness for the opening of the sea
son The grounds are being put into
shape. goal posts are being erected
and new wire fence around the park
80 that larger crowd can be acconft,-
dated. is being built
The men who will face Cameron in
the first gridiron battle of the season
have not AZ yet been selected but in
all probability the selection will be
mcdc today or tomorrow
9e men who will probably be Sc
leci-d FOR positions on the team are.
Parker and Humphreys. o.. Wagner
and McCluskey. l. T.: Heller and Nor
gan. l. e.. Schofeld. Wagner and
kindelberger. c.; Creighton and Webb
er, r. e.; stephen and McVey. r. T.:
SchWalb and Corey. r. o.: Cotton
Plum er and Hildebrand. a.: Hamil-
ton. Baurer. Stobbs and Kemmer. III:
Freeze. LETTERS. Redman and Schultz.
m Ritz. Rosenberg and Moore. fb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
STIRRING PLAY IN
TENNIS TOURNEY

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sep. 22-The
feature Of the EdEewood country club
tennis tournament IN progress here wa
the stirring match In mems doubles to-
day won ia ave sets by }. &. Whitehead
and X. NJ. Tuuatnn OF Norfolk Va
from Ella Fottrell OF san Francisco.
and G Lewis OF Cincinnati While the
playing or the Pacific coast star was
phenomenal and he was given splendid
support. by his queen CITY partner. the
team work OF the pair from the Old
Dominion was unbeatable The scores
we're So g. 1910. ST. 81.
bundy and Mcintosh. also 81 Norfolk
won an exciting game from William
Hopulc 81 Cincinnati. and j. c. Gar
land. Of Pittsburgh the scores being
Ga and Sc
Tunstan beat Mcintosh In the singles
Sc. g. ga
In ladies' singles. Miss Elizabeth
stanton beat Miss Jean brown. both
Of CHARLESTON. SO. Sc, 60 and Miss
Elizabeth Shcrrcr. OF Cumberland Md
won from Miss Ecss Jones OF Mineral
Springs. Wis. go. 6-i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
WORST GAME OF SEASON.

PHILADELPHIA. sept c2-The
resulted to-day IN 10 TO . victory FOR
Detroit bad pitching and poor fielding
were exhibited by both teams. Detroit
using four pitchers and phnadeIph
three. In the seventh inning Detroit
oVercame the home teams lead and won
the game By scoring ten runs. The
score. r. IL L
Detroit .-.....o3OoOOlOO 3
Philadelphia 2302ol Oe1-g . .
Batteries; DuRuc. Boiand. Loudcrmilk
Covelsxie and Stanage Becker: wyckoff
!. Bush. Eccles and McAvoy. Three
base hits. Burns. Strunk. 2. Home run.
Hankston. stolen bases. Neach. Craw-
ford Cobb. Schang. Mcinnis. Sacrifice
hat; Strunk. Base on balls OFF Dubuc
3. off LOudermilk. /. off Covolskie I .
off Wyckoff Z. off Bush. 3 OFF Ec-
Giles. 4. Struck out: By Dubuc. /: by
Roland. 4; BY Loudermilk, 2. by Covcl-
oskie. ! BY Wyckoff. 2; By J. Bush. ,.
Umptrcs. O'L0ughIin and Hildebrand
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WHITE sox SHUT OUT.

as shut out in the second game Of the
series here to-day. TO O. McBride's
triple and a single by Judge gave wash
ington run IN the third and another
came in the sixth on singles by Milan
and Barber and Shanks' fuke double
which Fourier trapped but failed 70
Chicaro .......OOoOOOOOO- 90 4
Washington ....OO1Oo1O0s - /
Batteries. Benz. Wolfgaug and Schalk
Shanks. Three base hit; Mcbride. stolen
base. Milan. Sacrifice hits Weaver
Jackson. Barber. Base on balls; orr
Oallia. .. off Ayres. 4 Struck out. by
Gailia. g. by Benz 3: by Ayrcs. I by
Wolfgang. J. Empires. Wallace and
Evans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
SAILORS AND TOTS
May Drop Out OF Centrai-Dld Not
Maks Money aud rranchiae MAY
Ne Transferred.

OWN lo che fact that the Erie and
Irrrr HAute BAH teams lost money
.rcatiN duriug thr season it is rumored
fafinu nest year Nufhlug aufnurifaffta
hae been lrHrued uu the matter. but If
is ruwurr1 that both viii drop
All truma bob IHa league with fha on
rfufIHu Of Evansville. Furt Wayne and
N youngstown IHaf mooney and DO d. 1880.
Dbl. HnIrar other men can nr Interested
that both trH Tots and saIiora Will drap
out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
GARRETT IN FREAK
PLAY AT SIrrBE PAHE

one OF the freak plays which
occur occasionally in baseball
featured the second game be
tween the Athletics and CieV.-
Iand Monday. IL happened la
the second inning. with Lajoie
on thlrd. two out. and Healy At
pat There were two balls and
two strikes ON Healy VIXEN Gar
rett made a pitch which struck
m 'front.' OF the plate. and he
EyunE Athletic player. showing
swing at the ball and started
on TO first Luckily for Clevc-
Land, the bali struck Catcher
- Neills protector and rolled out
toward the pitcher. who recov-
cred I'm time To run TO the base
line and touch LRJoie. who was
on his way home Thus Garrett
- ed himself wild pitch.
ltealN reached first on missed
third strike and Laioie's out re-
tired the side, all on one play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
BETHANY SQUAD
TRAINING HARD
NEARLY FORTY CANDIDATES ARE
THVIHo TO NAKE VANITY
ELEVEN.
Coach TAR Has Men working In Earn
eEt-Wm ne In Pine Form ny
Opening OF Season.

"N.' tH' i'i0 patch In me INffIIlgf urnr.
BETHANY. ". Na. Sept 1.-THE
Bethany college football squad has
started practice Iu earnest Today fnr
me fret time they held their aerIumara
practice session ard all men made fine
HnuwIng Practically 100 the OLD mru
WiII return fu school and tho team uII.
mics buf slightly fhe players fhsf were
IYrI through graduation. preIiuIuarf
lfHrIirn HaH been indrlreI lr for the
past several days IIf Coach D. o. Tnrr
started real work TODAY.
ff fHf lnH' "rnr frHu men. EIIrr r.
fHrrrr fuIlnafa and Scott n ruarfrr-
beck. are already here They are Boo per-
ff"f condition and could ru into Ono
game today If UerrHrarN These arc
DO UuI" uIH men fna. have returned Co.,.
NaU nHf more ere expected Ir fhn end
NJ The HrrI
The now material fnaf I. bon. number.
.rr hrfu a. fnI fH. IH HHur Inr .r or.
ffrmc.. ven being U.r.. IurEInr
bunch NJ Flurgafar. Coach rarr WHO
HHH FORMER assistant ar Carlisle Ia we'll
pleased 9th fnn prospect Hrf afNa that
shining con. hInIIInu uIII bel inc result
OF H II'fIr training and coaching
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
RED SOX ALREADY
PLAN FOR SERIES

NEW YORK. Sep. 22.-The Bosto|
Americans who now are making thei|
plans FOR participation in the world'|
series, today recovered the ground thcI
lost yesterday by winning a doublchead'
er from Cleveland. The Red Sox "a
night are four and one-half camel
ahead OF the Detroit Tigers who I'D
feated Philadelphia. Applications fo|
reservations already have started II
pour into the Boston clubs office.
Neither Philadelphia nor Boston n
The National league played todai
Brooklyn played a doubleheadcr. winI
ming and losing. The standing thus I'd
mains virtually unchanged. the Phillie|
leading BY 3 = games over Boston and
over Brooklyn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
W. Y. u. TEAM
OFF FOR PHILA

special Dispatch fc ire Intelligence
MIEFNE IHMM IT, II a.u
West virginia. nual arrirrrHre before
fNr uuenIur game uf ono season HffI..
day wItN |ruUf rna characterized Dos
.rraf|. playing Hn fnr rHrI Hf both
I.HnH fr. eleven IHnIIuu fH. Hr||
IHHrrI. aI critical stage. IlInHI.a
were numerous 600 both .II.a and fH.
hHTHII. flmbIfI three fIms. Dob fHr
EHaI poets ThH NHraIf. .rur.. fuu
fuu. hiuuuH. Rodgers rruirffr.nr one
.ud Durr. the Ifn.. ffIfHnIaou. WORK
nf end featured fHr wur.HuT arrHUnau
WHH added fH fNf frHIrInr fHn.. Hf|.r
UrH.f.|H Tho frH rIIfHH.. TrIIH. morn.
.nr twenty strong fHr Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
CENTRAL MEETING
Club ownsru 81 the League VIII Meet at
Nvanawille sunday 90 Award
Feunant for 1918

a ra.iiur of tho club owner. Uf the
Central l.Hru. VIII hc hriI most sun.
aal Hf IfurHNI.Ir. ~ which umH the
1910 rruuart VIII b. awarded fn fnnf
tIf' Other business such ar fnU a...
U... unpaid bills viii D.. takrr boz af
f.I. ..HI|nr
I. .. likely chat both President rT g.
~ NIfHkrr and business Manager .r.r"
nnrIfrT VIII attend Che meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
Lack of Energy
Due to Bad Liver

Don't YOU feel stronI
enough to perform your dali
duties Is life irksome TO yod
and DO YOU have a lazy fee
ing If this is the case, yotI
liver needs attention. as theI
are the direct results of a I'D
liver TRlETS are just n
thin x YOU need. Thd'
strengthen the liver and eau
all the waste matter and SD
plus bile to pass from your Sy
tenn, making it clean and pur
tOc and 2Sc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
PITrsRrRGH sent

PiIrsBURGH.- sept. 22-Brooklyn
and Pittsburgh divided a double header
mere today. the former winning the first
game 10 and the latter the second
contest 10 I. Cooper was hit hard IN
lne opening game and had a wild pitch
with the bases fun IA the first inning
nhich resulted In two runs being scored.
lie was relieved at the end OF the fo,irth
oN Slattery who stopped the scoring
Inc Pirates won their only runs in the
elshth when Carey and Barney walked
and scored on Hinchfnan's double in 10
nat inning Cheney for the visitors had
allowed only one scratch hit. Scores:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
PUNTS AND TACKLES

The Island Athletic club football
team iq making preparations Tor one OF
the best teams lu the history o. tbs
rIuh They are now pructiCluE daily
and are booking games with all fast
teams.
The Central football team is holding
practice three evenings each week
Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays are
DO daye chat have been selected The
management of the club is making an
euort Go arrange game FOR SATURDAY,
The Keen kuttcr team OF Mound avIf1e
ls making preparations FOR one Of tho
best teams IN the HISTORY OF the citt.
They have already ORGANIZED and are
arrInEinE their schedule
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23

BOSTON. Sept e2.-The Red Sox con-
tinued their winning ways to-day. de-
feating Cleveland twice. 3 10 2 and 10
T. The visitors had "a lead OF two runs
IN the first game with Jones pitching
rbonsiy up 70 the eighth inning. Then
caused Jones Punishment and KEEPER.
who followed. VAS hit for the three runs.
after Cleveland had batted Foster for "A
run in the first inning of the second
game, the Boston pitcher tightcned and
held them without further scor, Score
Ffrst Game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23

Z I } Brooklyn. A. Pittsburgh. 2
N-)Pittsburgh. 2. brooklyn. l.
New York. J; Chicago. 4.
Other clubs. not scheduled.
tl)-First game. (eD-Second game.
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Bowling
MoLoUeHLrE DEFEATS JoHEsro

SIT. LOUIS. Sep. William
Johnston. national tennis Champion val
defeated iu an exhibition match he'd
today &c. 90. BY ~ r. McLoughnI
whom hc defeated In the recent nation
tournament
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23

Two base hit: Speaker. Three base
hits: Evans. Chapman Stolen base:
Mambsganss. Sacrifice hits: Hoblitzell
Willie Base on balls: orr Leonasd, ::
OFF Jones. 6. struck out. By Leonard 4:
by Mays. /; by Jones. 3. Empires:
Dineen and Nalln
Second game: r. n. r.
Cleveland ....-1 % q o o o o ID
Boston ........0 90 f0003 ~ o
Batteries: Mitchell. Cdrtcr and % Nell
Egan: Foster and Cady. Two base hits
Scott. Foster. Gainer Lewis. base ON
balls. orr Poster. D. Struck out: By
Mitchell. g: by Foster. 4. Umpircs. Nal
lin and Dineen
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23

New York at 81. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago
brooklyn AT Cincinnati
Boston at Pittsburgh.
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PIRATES
DIVIDE A DousLE sILL wrru THE
sufEnnAs IN TWO WELL
PLAYED GAMES

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