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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06
WILL
HAVE TO REPORT
ACCIDENTS SOON
New Accident Law, Effective
May e, Embraces All
Classes Of Employers

Under the new law, which goes into
effect on May %, it will be necessary
for every class of labor which employs
three or niece people, to report to the
industrial accident commission every
accident which transpircs in their es.
adjustment whether il be to cmplovc,
guest or patron. IL will also bo neccs.
sary for all railroad and transportation
companies TO report every accident that
happens to eitner employc, passenger
g, private citizen under the provisions
Of this act
This act was designed to take the
place OF former statutes requiring en-.
ployerS and all public service corpora
tlon companies to report every accident
that happens to either employc. pas.
Senger C. private citizen under the pro.
visions of this act.
This act was designed to take the
place Of former statutes requiring cm.
ployers and all public service corpora
tions to report accidents to the rail.
road commission, labor commissioner
and industrial accident commission. II
VIII eliminate the necessity of dupH.
,"''uh VI d''lutht reports, as a say.
ing of labor and expense. but the
statistics secured by the accident com.
mission will be available at all times
to the other departments. II embraces
every class Of employer, even to mcr.
GIANTS, hotels, pleasure resorts, candy
shops and soft drink cmporiums, and
TO all classes Of employers who come
under the provisions of the eompcnso.
tion act, The only class of emplNcr
excepted is those which employ less
than three helpers and do not come un.
der the compensation act
Aside from the regular monthly rc.
ports TO the industrial accident com.
mission, railroad aud transportation
companies are required to report immc.
diately TO the railroad commission. hv
telephone or elcgraph, any accident in
whlcn tho loss of life, limb or pron.
crly is concerned The industrial acci.
dent commission is required to report
n summary of the accidents, their
causes and results, to the governor
quarterly. One form report blank has
been prepared by the commission TO
cover all eases and classes of employers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

being very good while other are I'm.
favorable. Best candled stock was this
morning quoted as high as Poe dozen
by the street
Cold storage movement continues lib.
eral, There seems to be no let up in the
demand from ice house interests DESPITE
the rather high prices now in effect
Seemingly those that were forecasting
l2@l3c eggs for storage this season
and held off their purchases on this ac.
count, are now the leading purchasers
at the advance.
1t seems to be the history of the trade
to show losses for storage operations
one year and heavy profits the next
season. Last season most of the storage
interests lost heavily therefore they are
figuring upon a high market for this
years product.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
NORTHWEST EXCHANGES

According to the Eugene Daily Guard,
f, c. Walters, manager of the Elmira
Lumber company has ordered the start.
ing up Of the planning mill owned by
his company az Elmira. A force Of
eight to ten men is now employed in
addition to the teamstcrs. II is planned
TO reopen the sawmil sometime this
week with force Of some 80 men.
/ There is nothing certain as tn how long
the mill will remain in operation. II
will be governed entirely by the mm.
Der market This will be the second
mill TO start in Lane county within
week or ten days.
There is q possibility that a dairy
may be started in Condor in the near
future by Robert Wilcox, of Willow
Creek, who is rated as 4 practical
dairyman, He has been invited by the
Condor Business Mems association 10
look over the tied.
The Ilwaco Tribune says the McGow.
an salmon ruuuery on the end of the II.
waco dock, and the Combine y" rc.
ceiying station opposite, are the scenes
Of unusual activity preparing for the
fishing season which opened Saturday.
The outlook is said 10 be encouraging.
Says the r0ndon Globe. "'Probahly
the best field Of blucstem wheat in the |
county. according 10 number Of 70.
ports, is field belonging 10 n. W.
Birkholz. near MikkalO Mr.. Brkhoz /
~ new farmer in this country and last
fan before sowing bis wheat consulted
an expert o. 20 the proper time aud con.
ditoin for seeding. lie s0wed his blue.
stem this spring. He now has 800 acres
of grain which is said 20 be- the best .
looking stand iu the country"
The Homi.'on Herald says the IN.
ber'a peach crop this year win be- large
enough 90 ship in ear lots. Peaches are
the principal crop, Hs other trees os o f.
rule are not OH enough 20 bear heavily.
The Harrisburg Bulletin says that 8.
l.. Hall win aon begin the operation Of
"a sawmll at his timber claim in the
foothills Wost Uf town. He viii employ
four men besides himself. Later be win
install o rINrIng mill which will em
ploy TWO or three additional hands
Reports noH coming in show that the
damage 20 crops and flocka by Last /
weeks storm was not as great as at
first reported Instead OF 10000 sheep
having been killed. IL IL stated the LOSS
will probably not run over 10000 head.
As 90 fruits and grain, tho damogc is
considered negligible as O. whole. a 4
heavy fox saved the crops Of fruta
and vegetables in Lane county satuf.
DAY According 90 j. o. Holt, manager
Of the Eugene Fruit Growers associl.
lion, thousands Of dollars worth Of dam.
ige would have resulted bot f0r the
fog which protected the growing stuff I
from the hard freeze Of the previous
hight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06
FARM BARGAINS

Tho best 400 o. farm IN the valley
Highly improved, $4,000 iu buildings,
oucthifd Of crop goes with plncc.
o4l o. OF rich river bottom land.
sandy loan soil, balance upland, 300 A.
under cultivation. 70 close np an es.
tate VIII sell az sacrifice. Price s75
per acres terms Wen worth $50 por
acre
25 ACRES
Wen improved, ON Howell Prairie
freo tl2j per acfci terms.
lj ACRES
All under cultivation, no buildings
Price tl2j Per acre; easy payments.
. ACRES IMPROVED.
Fine j.acfe tract improved; stock,
crop, and all implements; closo In.
Prigo t2l0oi terms
MODERN BUNGALOWS
Sold on easy payments, iust Ike rent.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
MONEY TO LOAN.
INSURANCE WRITTEN.
L. BEoHTnL & co.
3l7 state 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

Portland, Or May egg market
along Front street is today showing a
general advance of I.2c O dozen. Case
count Is being sold az l0e generally al
though o fcw transactions at Is IL are
still reported.
While receipts Of eggs are fair, the
decrease during the last two weeks has
been quite marked Eggs ore showing
wide spread Of quality, some Of them
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

Club, $l.25; bhestem, SIPS.
Oats-No. ! white feed, $50.
Barloy-Feed, S23.
Hogs-Best live, $S.7j@S.9O; prime
steers, $3.50; fancy cows, $Li5@S;
spring lambs, $3.50.
Butter-City creamery, 2jc.
Eggs-Selcctcd local extras, lSl5@
l9c.
Hens, l3@ l3l2c; bro.lers, 27la@3Oc;
geese, SN0c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06
Court House News
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,
with the exception of the deputy as
sess'.s IN the Turner Mill City, Sidney
ana nv Anger districts, all of the re.
according to the announcement of
county Assessor Ben +, West. The as.
sesslng OF the eity OF Salem is about
thrGetourths finished and Mr. West
VIII conclude this week alone. The
properly IN salem has been assessed
ABOUT t"e same basis as last year, with
Whlsh is not assessed MS high this year
as last year Mr., West says that all
property owners who want to look over
tn'i' assessments before the cquali2a'
,'oh b''ru meets WIN tlnd the books
ol,u nc ms oIllce up To June !. The
"rlInE oil the rolls VIII he started a
month carrier TINS year tnan last year,
ana 'ne ume Tor adjusting differences
must ue shortened
,r,
IN e state Lighth grato examinations
o.Sah 'i'lS morning IN ahout W schools
the tests. OF this number abnt 500
are Elghth graders and the rest are
eitHer sixth and Seventh graders, or
nose VINO nave Hailed IN one or two
SUBJECTS III previous examination,
y marriage license was issued today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

T. IT, Coils, OF the Arihpr Borriago
company is iu the city today 10 an.
pg.'f before The county court in mprst
of his claim for exporting tho county
books
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06
CITY HALL news


X x x X 4 x * X X X 4. 4 4 X i,
Richard Crothcrs paid n fine of $40
IN police court yesterday afternoon fol
attempting to push q taxicah Off OF
commercial street with his MOTORCYCLE
1t appeared that Cr0thcrs cut the cor
nor ON Cdrt street turning on 10 Com
mcrcal and was unable 70 stop his ma.
rhlne wnleh vent on the wrong side
Of the street and hit the taxi.
u. c. Bristo was fined 500 in policc
court Yesterday afternoon upon his plcn
of guilty to . charge Of boo,lcppinp.
and g. W. William, the man TO whom
ne sold the booze, was fined 1928 for
giving another man drink. Williams
pleaded guilty ia the charge but denied
that he knew where the booze came
liom that he received He said ne went
TO % rom where whiskcy was supposed
TO hc eoId aud that after his money had
hccn passed into the 0utstrctchcd hand
that q hand and arm projected out of
iho crack In the door and that the hand
contained n bottle or whiskpv. but hr
did not kuUy tdc man. Bustow was
arrested last wear on u drunk cbnrro
ana gwen % Jail sentence. When puf
to work around the station he cloncd
down the olloy and the Judge rcmcm.
bored the incident In assessing the fine.
Auto and motorcycle drivers who are
In the habit Of cutting corners ON the
streets Of Salon ,nuv tnL, ,,,,t,,i,... D..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

FURNISHED house for rent, strictly
modern, walking distance, sl5 per
m,gth. Phone l187 W, or call BOZ
MISSION street. Mays
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

FOR sALE-j S3.l0O acres ON Joffer.
son road no buildings; AZ acres in
9Irh'id, -four years old. Owner.
Earl scamstcr 40 b. Meyers street.
Mayo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

BURBANK POTATOES We can fur.
In,,Sh seed or table stock at any time.
Phone 40 Mangis Bros, $40 State
s''oot Maybe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

WE will allow you the highest price 10,
your used furniture in exchange foi
new Cnlef Bros, home furnishera
Phone 500.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

WANTED-Some G1e to take contract
OF hauling wood by cord. Must have
own OUTFIT Phone da2 after 9 y. m.
ul p'loI' y H. M Mayo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

There is possibility that a dairy
may be started in Coudon in the near
future by Robert Wilcox, Of Willow
Creek who is rated as 4 practical
dairyman He has been invited by tho
Condor Business Mems association TO
look over the tield.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

FOR SAl4E-By owner, IS acres fine
rand, fenced and clear, rock read.
bargain If taken soon. Phone l2i.
Residence phono o..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

LOSF-Sorority pin, between 18th ana
v"Ht and Richmond school. Reward.
none Ioe2 May7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

FOR RENT-Furnished mouse, hot wa-
ter bath, garden ground. Phone
Main 1921. Cali lS4 Court MyIO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

. PASSENGER l.. NJ. T.. for sale eheap.
good condition, Address box gll,
MONMOUTH, ore. Mayl0
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

WANTED-Small furnished house, con.
Vcnient and reasonable Long time.
II satisfied. =, l.. Cooke, care Can.
ital journal. Moys
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

FOR RENT-Modcm housekeeping
apartments, furnished or unfurnish.
cd, $50 South Fourteenth st. Nave
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

Portland Markets.
Portland, Ore, May 6.-Wheat-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

one cent per word each inser-
Copy for advertisements un.
der this heading should be in by
9 p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

WANTED TO BUY-Slightly used or
second hand gentleman i 6icyele for
tasn bargain, Bring wheel at 605 So.
commercial for examination Satur.
uay' ~ clock a. m, Mayo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

LusT-Brndlc bulldog with new leath.
H'lr collar and chain. Reward on de.
livery. Phone 1878.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

COMPLETE stock Of tested garden
field and lawn seed. Wostaeott s
Thielsen Co., l5l North High st. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06

The Ilwaco Tribune says the Meow.
an salmon cauuery on the end of the II.
waco dock, ard the Combine y" re-.
ceiying station opposite, are the scenes
Of unusual activity preparing for the
fishing season which opened Saturday.
The outlook is said 10 be encouraging.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-06
PHONE MAIN 81.

Window cleaner. Phone 1850
j. If
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-06
GRAPPLERS MEET
IN MATCH TONIGHT
"STRAHGLER" LEWIS AND DIR. II. II.
ROLLER ARE PRINCIPALS.
Both Men Are IN Splendid Condition and
Bout VIII he Biggest Ever
Held Hore

one Of the biTress athletic events In
tho history Of Wheeling will b. staged
this evening al the Market Auditorium.
when "a. stranger" Lewis and Dr.
Ben r. Roller meet In a finish wrestling
match. Lewis has been ~ the city Tor
the past several days and yesterday ths
famous physician put ln an appearances.
Both are In splendid condition and yes
terday they both INDUCED in light work
outs.
FOR the benefit Of the fans that have
not seen these two men work and for
those who are not acquainted with the
principals IL might be said: Lewis. halls
from Kentucky. and was one Of thu
greatest athletes that was ever produced
In the University Of that state lie was
n star In basket ball. foot ball a. well
ss champion 81 the mat artists Of the
college lie weighs about 225 pounds
and Is one OF the greatest specimens 81
manhood thst has been seen In this sec
DR. Roller il no less well known. He
comes from Seattle. Washington, and u
one Of the greatest athletes ever pro-
duced BY the western states While tn
college ne was the undisputed champ or
the mat game and took an active part
Ia other athletic. Aith0ugh ne has
served and b. a giant both In strength
ana endurance.
Promoter DOC" crane last evening
said that be had made arrangements
for both Roller and Lewis to give dem
oustratiOus Of the different holds and
methods " wtestling. prior @ the
the arena and with an assistant he viii
show the puulic how 20 secure the holds
and the methods that are employed I'm
breaking them Zach wrestler Will de-
vote about ten minutes 90 this and then
the real match Will begin. % viii be
60 an absolute finish and the winner
must secure the tive best out Of three
falls
DffI,iais f0r the match we're announce
ed last evening a. follows. Nsferee
george FhiIips. Ilmekseper "a. a..
friedrichH. local slurtI.E goods man.
Do was also announced that Charles
Pace. veil known local Italian musl-
clan would te ou hand and would fur
rIan music DURING fnt lufermlsslOn be-
tween the demonstration and between
falIs
Tho advance seat sale FAR exceeded
The expectations 90 The promoters and
last evening De- said that be- expect
ID al seats would Do sold before tbs
match begins. Roth The ararrlera have
turn out tnuasas fl see their f1Vorites.
The demon atrufIuUH VIII start promptly
at o'clock and following IA ten minute
Iutermisslou the bis show VIII be on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-06

out Norton TO Kecne woerth going y,
second Martin was walked In an a.
,e,npt 20 catch Woetth off second Nor
ten threw 70 center. The backstop took
third- Hobbs singled over third AMI
Moerth scored Martin taking second
Clemens singled TO left and Hobbs yyss
out at the plate on 2 pretty throw frnn,
Kyle. Spencer lined one 10 right field
Tor Two bases and Clemens crossed
horsn struck out. Three runs. four hits.
Nespo lined one 10 center for a base
Martin picked out one and leaned
like "A sure hit and Nespo s,arted -
second. Hobbs made a hair rising each.
when ne leaped into the air and speared
h1, dTive. lie threw Co Sykes and dou-
pied Nespo. Norton polcd nice single
70 center field O'Dsy put up n high
ny which was caught by Martin. NJ
runs. two hits. no errors.
Sixth inning
sykes grounded out to Kecne unassist-
ed. JunCs grounded out Nespo TO Kesna
Woerth connected with ont and lined IL
Kyle. No runs. one hit. no errors.
Jmlauf waited and was passed Kyle
breezed- Umlauf went out Woerth to
Soaheed St eff qrst b s,sa M kssss
grounded out 20 Sykes unassisted No
runs one hit no errors.
Martin drove single through short
Hobbs laid down a nice hunt and was
out. Norton 20 Keene Martin taking sec
when the Wheeling backstop made a
bad throw TO catch him on his at
tempted steal He scored a moment lat
er when Clemens drove single To- left
clemens advanced 90 third when Spencer
got his fourth hit % the game. Koran
nled out 20 Meister Sykes singled TO
night field and Clemens scored Jones
put up a high foul which was taken in
BY Martin Two runs. four hits. one
error
Reilly flied out 20 Clemens Nesro
singled sharply past third base Martin
drove . single through short and Nespo
was held az second. Curtis went In ~
bat for Norton and struck out O'Dav
grounded Co Hobbs and was out a. frst
No runs Two hits. no errors.
Eighth Inning
fracht pitching for the Smoke,
Woerth grounded 10 Pracht and was out
~ nfst compton MT a roller 90 I'm
lauf and was out short 10 Keene Mar-
tin struck out
Umlnuf grounded 10 Compton and was
out NJ hrst. Kyle brought the crowd 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-06
VARSITY DEFEATED

ETUTIaT II0UaTrH n ne TnfTIIIr0ureT
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. May s.
West Virginia made her debut In the
tennis world this afternoon with a
defeat az the hands Of Hall and White.
an experienced and well balanced pair
from Marietta college Marietta won
the doubles Han and White defeat.
Ing Race. Of Fairmont. and Bowie. %
Wheeling. 81. SO and So. and cap
turcd ono match in tho singles. White
defeating Bowie g. and g. Race.
however. trimmed Han through sons
brilliant playinE. 80 and 60 This IL
West Nirglniaa FIRST official tennis
team and BE- bids fair TO improve With
practice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-06
MARSHALL BEATS
WESLEYAN 1873

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence
HUCkHANNON. W Va May g.
Marshall College won from Wesleyan
here today In easy style by the score 90
10 20 B. Six costly errors 0gfrrd
heavily IN the defeat Of the locals
Lawrence pitched air-tight bail FOR Mar
shall. belng effective a. all times Do
the fourth. Morrison drove one Co. the
center field fence FOR n home run. fcor-
Ing Daniels Marshall aewed up the
game On the second. with three hlta. two
passes O. frHf. and two errors. netting
them fve runs Wesleyan was weaken.
ed BY the loss ~ Captain Singleton.
who Dr. out m the game With "a bad hanr
The same teams Will play again tomor-
row
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-06
OLDRING'S HOMER DID 1T

NEW YORK. May -Phuadclphia
tfukc New Norks inning streak mere
today bl taking the la-t game OF the
N"fle. win tile hank-. Co q. Wyckoff
"NCr.l'd Heating 300 o. ritchrr.s battle.
'lii ihE won the game Tor Ihiladv lphia
in the third inning when De, hit "a home
run into 90, right folio stand with MUIR
Thy ON base. score.
u. a. r.
Philadelphia 90. 90 100000
Sew York ..-.. 10000 uuUl-i . J
hatt-ri-s. WyckJtt aud Schang. kcat-
ans and SWesuy
Three base nat. Cook Home rum
pldring. stolen bases. I.sIoi". Base on
balls OF hcati. 4 .. Wyyhpff 3. struck
out. Heating &. Mgckoff o. Empires.
Mullaney and Evans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-06
CLEVELAND WON

CLEVELAND. May cleveland de-
ieatcd Chicago 4, in "a pitching duel
between Morton and Scott Cleveland
scored the only run of the game in the
ninth. With one out chapman tripled.
Jackson ana Gfaury We're passed pur-
posely. smith hattsd for Harhare and
sent "A sacrifice fly To left. score.
a. II. y.
Chicago ...... 0ooou0u 900 %
Cleveland ..... 100000 oil 6
Batteries scott and DAILY. Mo- on.
Smith and o. NELL
Three has. hit. Chapman. Sacrifice
hit-. Brief. Quirlatu. Sacriuct fly. smith.
BaSe on balls. scott B. Morton &.
Struck out scott g Mortol :. Umpires.
Nailiu aud biuscu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-06
RELEASED
Manager shrivor Cuts Loose Pitcher
Crother and Catcher Raiston.
More To Go.

Pitcher Crother. who has been making
a good showing in practice and who was
thought to be one Of the regulars on
the StOgic team has been handed his I'M
conditional release. Catcher HnlstOu
who came from ClafksburE and who has
out yesterday. TAls brings the team
almost 90 within the required limit OF
players but "a lew more will have to 60
yet before the team is reduced 20 the
required number
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-06

its feet with a slashing three base drive
10 right netd. Keen. foION ed with a
single 90 the same place anu Kyle scor-
ed. MeiSter dove another hat TO the
same territory a-- kecne went To sec
Ond. Reilly 2 ,alcd out 10 Jones.
Nespo hit a rOlIcf IN mont Of the plate
and was out No-rth to Sykes. one run,
three nits. no errors
Ninth Inning.
Hobbs led on with singh. Clemens
walked. Spencer nicd out To Nezpo.
Koran lined one To- center that looked
good Tor a hit Metstrr made a pretty
catch and threw TO Ncspo at second be
fore hobbs could return. completing "A
fast double pay. NO runs. one hat. no
errors.
Martin grounded out. Hobbs to sykes.
johnson went in to bat Tor Pracht and
was out on roller. Compton to Sykes.
- Lay hrougut hopes OF victory when
ne slammed a single over second base.
- Day took thtrd Wnen Imlauf met one
or Compton's slants and drove IL To CEN
ter FOR hit Kyle ended the game by
hitting long uy 20 right field. No
runs. two hits. no errors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-06
WILD PITCE LOST GAME

BOSTON. May 5-Hoehling's wild
pitch. with Speaker. who had tripIed.
on third base gave Boston the only run
scored iu the game with Washington to-
day. he fielding Of McNally. the Red
SoN recruit infie!dcr, again was y fsa-
turr. Score
Washington ... 0OOO0UO 90 o
Boston ...-... Ou0uO oil
Batterie-- Boehling and Henry. shore
and CadN.
Two base hits. Candil Cadv Three
base hits Lewis. Speaker. stolen bases:
Lewis. Rondeau. Morgan. Base on balls:
off BuehliuE .. shore O. struck out:
by Bochliug =. shore 3. Dmpires. chill
and Connolly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-06
COLLEGE GAMES.

PRINCETON, y. d.. May Prince
ton scored shut out victory over
i.awrenccville today 3 60 20. Chaplin.
the Tiger pitcher. retired eighteen bats
men on strike outs. DTualiluE the best
strike out record ever made here. score.
Lawrcrrevlllc ...Uo 00 90 o
Princeton .....-.U2 oUI OOOO-8 %
HuuEhtun. Dawson and Eastman.
Hangar. Chaplin and EeIIrher
~ Wet Point West Point %. Penn
state
~ swnrthmore. 4 HE.
BrurFF Iknuiu .................
g WurfnnUUr. ...s.. .............
wallace ara knnre. TwlnluE and
Harry
Cafhslic University D. ll4 luuIraraI.
AZ Arunr. Navy. r. University Of
Pittsburgh. q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-06
TRIADELPHIA WINS
Took Bridgeport over in Game az Elm
Grove Yesterday-Many Pans
Attended Game.

In lstlcss game Of ball played yes
terday afternoon on the Elm Grove
grounds. the Triadelphia District High
school team defeated the bridgeport
High school lads by the score OF ~ 10
IL The game throughout was void Of
interest. Kitchener. for bridegroom
pitched good game. striking out eleven
men ana allowing Cnly four bases on
balle while Green. for Triadclphia.
stFuck out six men and allowed stN bass
on balls. The game was played before
good crowd OF loyal supporters Score: