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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
DAVE SAYS

Memorial Day over means tina,
the summer has jus; begun and
you'll need Summer Clothes
This Is merely 10 say TO YOU
that II you wish 10 be eel dressed
you will drop in and look over the
offerings in Mems Clothing a,
KrauS Bros. before making up
your mind to buy a suit.
What they wish 70 show YOU.
above all. IS a serge suit they are
selling at $50.
OF course they have all other
kinds and YOU are certain 10 be
suited.
Let Kraus Bros. clothe you and
you'll be clothed right.
Weather for today-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

A. Buffalo Buffalo Z. Toronto g.
~ Nochestcr-EoChcrter 8 Muntrca
A. Jersey citv-Iersey city O.. New.
arm 4. 40 iunIuEHJ
a. Frovidence-Hlchmoud pro1I
deuca p
A. NeWnrk-Ierser city O.. Newark .
- Providence -Hirhmoud 10 Prov.
dcncr 81
~ Eochertsr- Montreal 90. Hocbcstc.
80 guffaio- Toronto A. Buffalo %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
BRAUNLICH AND HERR0LD SPLIT
H0NORS In MOTORCYCLE RACES

nack lowered his own reoosd Tor A o.
% ported Tor the ave mile.
IA mi- same event asrroia af.o ciipp.-s
nNe sccOnds from hi former record ~
Sill mSking u In soi-
fhc results were a. follows
Event No. l.
Five MILE Stuck RACE
ffrsJ tmvf2 Hcrrcid No. . Indian.
seSoad esri Rrauuiich No u m-p.
Third. Georse Black. NO e.. Excelsior
MIN. 10 So.
10 MILE Gn-hn INkEkR NACE-
FlrsJ. Emery H,rroid No. >. Indian.
second Gesgss BLACK. Excelsior. No
lhird 8 l. Cheshire. Excelsior. No.
8. u min IS sec.
Five MILE n TSH ne
fifst r. Braunhch No ~ HID .
second 3 herrold. NO >. Indian. :
miro. 9 T. chc-hire. 40 s. Excelsior.
Event No. =.
Q MILE HANDICAP NNCE-
t1r~L. r. Brounilch. Ne ~ H.-p- n
second Em,ry Herroid. No D Indian.
Third e. Cheshire. no. s. Excelsior.
ls min. >h
8 MILE se-se. FOHTEn. itNCE TiNE
TRIALS
First George Hack. No e.. Hen. .
min see.
second ~ Hcrrold. No. e.. Indian. 8
min 3 sec.
Event MO. g.
MILE TRIAL FOX RECORD
First. r. Hcrrold. No .. Indian. I mia.
> soc.
Second. George Black. 40. e.. I'm. I
min ~ sec.
Stop Watches for the race We're fur
uishcd by the a.. T. lttlmau jcwelry
store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
GRAZ MAR LEAGUE.
Teams Have Played FINAL Game and
ofhcif Standlng Awards Pennant
70 Madison school

Monday the Grammar school league
season was brought % a most succr-s-
fui Close with tue playing OF tho nuat
three games. Tupse contests were be
tween Madison and Webster. Washing
ton and Union. and Richie and Clay.
They resulted as follows Madison q.
Webster 2 Washington Is. Union 3.
Richie Is. clay &
The official STANDING Of the teams
shows Madison with six win and no
defeats. This entities them 60 tho peu-
nant at BItChie their nearest rivals.
have won but nvc games and have lost
one. This b. the initial trial 81 the
league among the schools Of wheeling
and 20 has proved most successful Tho
official standing Of teams follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

Two base hits-Fulton. Fiddler.
stolen hasss-Fuiton. Morrow. 2
Sacrifice hit-Aycra.
kases on balls-Off Wagner. 3
struck out-By Barron. 40. By way
nor. 8.
Double play-O Shumakcr 20 W. Shu-
maker. 20 Morrison.
, Lett on bases-West Virginia. o. Yves
Q.
PASSED bait-gingleton.
Time uf game az.
tmuirr-Cnro.
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P. & E. G.. WIN
Defeat Bsilairs Fsdsrals BY score Of .
20 9 Vssterdav-smith Pitches
Good Bail.

To The same played yosferda, after
noon between The Patterson and Tlw
Grove team and the Eofiafrs Federal. o,
tho Film Grove rrouuds the home tear,
was victorious hv tho score ~ 70 fs q
The feature Of the game was the PLAYING
Of o. Snith and che pitching OF ursd
Smith FOR tre Patterson and Eim Grow.
toys tu thc sixth with three mon o-
bases and ru 1u. down. smith wa- stfr
fu pun himself Huf with uuIr Hu0vIrr
the visitors nut ono sc1te. rur score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
COLLEGE GAMES.

burgO.
~ south Bethlehem. Pa. Catholic
I niverslfr o.. Lchirh r.
~ New York Columbia %. s-vrafuse &
At New Nort-GcorEetowu word.
hame 3
A. worcester. Mass. Dartmouth 4
Holy cross %. G2 Innings.
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rodays Games

Detroit q Chicago
Boston At NeN YORK.
Lotus az cleveland.
Mashingt0n-NcW NOrk. not scheduled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
ANERIoAE ASSOCIATION.

a. tndianapols-fudianHpou @. Clcve
land fnraf rHmrJ
At IndianHuUuF- IudInuauoIIa q CIfvr
land q faeUlud THmrJ
At Kansas city Kansas CITY o. MN.
Waukfo p fnraf game
AZ Kansas CIfr- WIIuHuEra g. Eanaa.
city p. fHernul ramaI
al ~ fnul--t raai Minneapolis 3
Afternoon rumnU
Al fUIHmEHa-. uIImHH. NruInuNf.
q Afternoon EnmeJ
raul o.
a. coiumbus-cclumbu io. Louirvm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
YANKEES
BEEAK rxEn rosnu srEEAx AND
TAKE OvEH ron
TWO

&e0 FoE rnke Two PROM Athlstlcs,
ClsveiAnd rafes Douelst Prom
Brouns Detroit splits
Win Whits sox.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

Two base hits Jones. Woerth. Keene.
sykes. Three base hit; Koran. stolen
bases: sykes. tmiauf. Moorth. Sacrifice
hits; Kyle. fahrer. Double plays: I'm
lsut to Nespo TO keene. keene Cunassist-
ed. struck out. BY Fahrer. 3. By
ONetll, 3. Base on balls: or E'ahrer. B:
Off ONeill, 8. wild pitch: OfNeili. Left
on bases: Dayton, 5; Wheeling. 8. Time.
l:JA. Umpire: Daily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

oiSsr a'db. no, scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

PITTSBURGH. May 3l@ChicaEo lost
both games 10 Pittsburgh to-day b. the
same score. I 10 y. through the wildnsss
o. its pitchers. In the morning game
Lavender passed three men IN the third
inning and hit = fourth man. forcing in
the only run. Cooper had the visitors at
his mercy.
The afternoon contest wasea duel be-
tween Cheney and Cheney
lon his own game In the second inning
when he passed Hinchman. who went 10
sec md on Magners out and scored on a
Mild pitch. Scores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
TRIADELPHIA WINS


Yesterday afternoon on tBs rrIsI.f.
uNIH UrHurfa fha TrIHdeiUhiH lads T..
frufef The FcIIHire a. Ta Dv thf arura
~ Co. 3 NNf game proved very inter.
satlur throughout and uas PLAYED hef.rs
"a hrgt crowd 20 Interested arerfnf1ra
The batteries f.r TriadsIuhIa. Hrnref
and Mc'of Tor Hrlaire. Potter and
Hiu.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

The feature against time. Tn this
the mile trial gains time. Ia this
both Emery herrold and George Black
~ Pittsburgh were the competitors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

Two base hits. Msister. stolen bases:
ullauf. sykes. ODay. Sacrifice hits.
Kyle. Hobbs. sykes. 2. Clemens. Double
plays; sykes 10 Jones. strike outs. By
Davis. D: by Rowan. &. Bases on balls.
or Davis. L. OFF Rowan, 4. Hit by
PITCHED ball. Clemens. Wild pitch. Da-
via Let on bases. Dayton. 5. Wheel
ms. Z. Time las. Umpire. Daily. Al
tendance; 1895.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

WASHINGTON. Aiay 1i-Neu York
bryNe lie losing stf.ak here TODAY hv
Ntrniug both game 81 the Memorial
day Irugram Wlfh Washington. N o. Q
and I 70 J. punched hits. errors and
bsses on balls EsNc the Visitors al.
morning game.
In the afternoon each team frur.d IA
the urst tnninE. after which EoehuuE
ana FISHER battlcd on even teams unti
the riNt. when luehltnE weakened.
NatscA up five INES. Eot four hits. in
ciu1tng a triple and walked once. Scurs
Morning Cams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

Special Dispatch 10 the i-ntel1iEcncer.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. MAJ gf-Errora
gave Tcrre Haute the first game 3 20 2
IN eleven Innings while Evansville took
the second game. 4 TO g. Cantley. a
relief pitcher. drove over the winning
run. Scores. r. a.. =.
FIRST Game.
Evansville .1WUU1 % 100000 3
Terre Haute 000000Og01= /
Batteries Fromholz and Hauser.
Matteson and Mccarty.
Second Game.
r. ~. ".
Evansville .... % 90 ID u
Tcrre Haute .. % % % % "a 1
fcalled seventh iuuluE1
Batteries Young. Cantey snd Hauser
Grcgg and McCarty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
CLEVELAND TAXES TWO.

LIN LAM Alan al Cleveland
topk both Mem"riaI Dsy games from 1t.
LOUIS. the morning coatc-t ~ To- and
me afternoon = 10 o.. Inr locals battcd
naIu ~ bYth safnes. In the morning
ers. were villa but euecttve. White in
thc afternoon. Mitchell heid 81. Louis
TO i've hlts. SCORES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

SUMMARY Two base nIfH paFEar
Miller. and MtknINfN. nnnEfr .r..m
smith tu Atkinson to H smith R smttb
fu MADDEN Co. Atkinson STRUCK out nv
smith n b. Reynolds in two Innings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
Afternoon Game.

Batterics-Maycr and Kultfer: Tyler
and TreEreesor. Two base hits. Tyler
.traVath. smith. Three base hit. Sehmfdt
Sacrifice ny; Smith Sacrifice hit. Fifr-
patrick. Tyler. q. Wtiscr. Base on balls.
Mayer. 3; off Tyler. Q struck out
BY Mayer. a. by Tyler. @. Empires
QuiRley and Eason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

LEGAL TradinE Stamps viii be- given
for years 20 come They have surely
come 20 stay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

.hf Wise hr Mckslvet d. Base ON
nHlla or Irad smith IN WIae b.
stolen hugfs % smith T. MtkrItsr.
M NoEetf NrruoIde relieved
smith in the CfEhth Innins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

Batteries: AmeE. Benton. Lear and
Mtngo: Robinson, Griner N Snyder.
Two base hits: Wilson. killifer. Three
base hits Long :. Griffith. stolen
bases Dolan, Miller, Huggins. Twomb-
Ter. Rase on balls; Robinson 2: Ames
,. Benton 1. Struck out. Ames 3: Rob-
inson ?. Umpires: Byron and Orth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
Afternoon Game


Boston ........ 100000 0-.
FhIInIe. .n.H NuUHunAun p
FHffsfIaa MHla. collins and Thouae
~rhuwkrE. w.. Davis and MrhNUr Two
base bite Speaker Lewis. WAGNER D1H.
riuu Three base hff. Walsh. arrrffr.
Poo. Gardner. NaUriutU nlnr uIHrIur
Uenrikefu Dssr un halle Shawkef Z
NHta g stfutt uuf Mala q collins .
Connolly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
TIGERS BREAK EVEN.

CHICAGO, May 3l-Chicago aud ne
lioit broke even tDuaN. the former re-
hinius the. position az the head OF the
league. COBB = aarInE baFC running ana
NdN anauEn = btaNG ufttiug rave Detroit
p 10 . victory iu the morning waiis
= hlclH" tpuk the afternoon contest 3 10
h"s-eil started toe morning game
ipr tn.cdgu. but was unsteady. RE also
pltth"d in the afternoon and was in huc
FORM. hDtdIus his uppoututr tu i've scat
itltu hlit. scores. D. ~ D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
STOGIES DROP DOUBLET
TO C0MPTON'S OLD VETS


Aad Honizg o.ns went q To o Ana
Ths Aftsrnoon Dame q To -
-othsr BssultsL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

Philadelphia o0oooo0u0- %
Eatt.rIss Poster and Thomas Huen.
MaEufr. speaker EUstsr. Harry. SarfI-
nre l.tHs fuetgr. lHpp. Harry. Sacrifice
.nN huuUe lfnaf uu baUns Foster 81
.ruHh g. struck out Foster % Busr
WrgFnT @ Umpire Connolly and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
BRAVES SPLIT EvEr

BOSTON. May 31-By winning this
afternoons game. , to 2. philadelphia
split the double bill with Boston to-day.
locals took the morning contest.
which was n pitchers duel. Hughes best
Ing Chalmers by the score OF 2 10 1
visitors grouped clean hits In the
sixth and eighth Innings OF the after
noon game for all their runs. scores:
H0rnfnn 0ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

Youngstown 7. Erie g
FORT Wayne y Grand Itaplds .
-1errr hauts 8 Evansville :
Ill innings.
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Afternoon Game.
BosTon TAXES TWO

IHllAbElHHIA. MHY af=Husfun
DAY 2 60 ! and o Co. @ The morning
contest was o. pitchers duel etwepn
Bush and Foster and lu the afternoon
The NiHItprr WON hy scoring seven uu-
earned rwus pn HiN hifz. two sacrifice
hIts two errors a pass and a Wild pitch
Uh EUNHN KEY scores n. 90. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

Ties that will be played of Tor
second. third. fourth. fifth sixth. and
seventh donors. probably Thursday.
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Morning Game.


Cleveland ...2Ol5O0e2"-Is Is /
81 Louis ...... % o o o q / % % o. 8 Z
fattefies Mitchell and Egan: Loud
sruilk Hoch and Agnew. SeN ereld. Two
naSe hils hraueN Barhars. jackson.
lar Inree "are hits; ~Jsckson. Cnay-
man, Nambsssurs. Sacuncr nit. Mf,l-
iaInr. stolen base: Iurnvl. Has. on
ialir mitchell I LOWdermuK 2: flock ?
struck out; Mitchell .: hoch D.. I'm
pres; Evans ana Mullsney.
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Special Dispatch TO the I~ntelligenccr.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May SIT
Mayne won the morning and Grand Rap
Ids the afternoon game OF the Memorial
bay double header. The scores being
4 20 3 and 2 20 o. scores: X. ~. r.
Morning Game.
~. Wayne see. - 000O11- - 3
Grand Rapids co. % 00O0101-3 N 2
Batteries. Ainsworth and Beyers.
Carlson and DeVormer.
Afternoon Game.
~. Wayne ...OOOOOO00O- 2
Grand Rapids o.. O0O1O010 I
Batteries Osborne and Gard Rominc
and MCGraW.
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Morning Game.
Detroit ...1"ianSs6 .A@mSol-tu I'D

letruit .-...-..N I % . % % % l. II 1
Chicago ...... 20 - - = % Il : - 1
sBtterics Cayet and Baker. Russell.
'~tcotte, fahrr and Schalk. Two base
hits. Brief. Crawford. stolen bases.
W caNer. Brief, Scnslk. Roth. o. Col1ns.
Obj. sacrifice hits Young = i. COL
nhS. Jacobson. Wit Base ou balls. on
taNet o.. Cicotte = Russell - faser 4.
struck out Russell I. Cavet g. Cicotte
Faber 2. Empires - L%ouE0lin and
N~IInthruuf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

Two base hit; Wagner. Sacrifice hit:
Lavender. Base on balls. OFF Lavender.
3; off Cooper. >. struck out: By Laven-
der. 3: by Standridge. ]: BY Cooper. 4.
Empires; Rigler and Hart.
Afternoon Game.
chicago -....0oO000OOO- ) >
Pittsburgh ....0 10OOOOO-
batteries: Cheney. label and Archer:
ManiauN and Gibson. Stolen bases:
Fisher. Schui Base on balls. OFF Che
ney. 2: of label. 1: off MamauN, ,.
struck out: BY Cheney. 3: by m ..
Umpires: Riglcr and Hart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
TENNIS TOURNEY
complsted ~ ms. Dc chantai Academy
Nestsrday-Trophiea Presented
winners.

The tennis tournament ~ Mt. do
e naniHl Academy wac finished yesterday
Ii'' NHN. lu the NNHIa lu singles. Miss
Dorothy Ohricu won from FautIno
Felix %. e-3 IN doubles. Misses Pam
t.ne feliE and Doris McNally defeated
Misses Marie Naleuf0uf and TIorDnrg
lhtau. Gel So Mias Dorothy p.HrIeu.
president ~ the Mt de- Chantal Athletic
ifa'fiHunu. WlH given l beautiful low.
lnE cuu. aut Misses FHutlur Felix and
l'1Iri- M'Nallf Werc each given "a fine
do you sleep like n baby asked
tn doctor.
No. replied tho patient Ono
night when wae a1 ut no tried Dr..
but he peramhulafor was too ahott
Tor me -JudEn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

youngstown y Erie A.
Grand Rapids , Fort Wayne ..
EVANSVILLE q. Terre Haul. :
Dayton 4, wheehng !
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ERRORS R-EsPoHsIBLE.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
erie. Pa. May 3i.-Errors cost Erie
both the morning and afternoon games
with Youngstown here Today. Hovlik
and Aldridge both pitched well. but
lost through weak import Scores:
r. n. T..
youngstown ..1O3O30000- I
Erie .... OOOO0O31- : 4
Batteries. Hiu and Wagner. Heck.
Hovlik and Tyrcc.
Second Game.
youngstown 60. OOOOO340O-T . 1
Erie .. l0100001- II 3
Batteries. Shelter and Wagner: AID
ridge and Tyree.
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anu AfAnFHNs
Afternoon Game.


New. York -....l OOOO3Ooo- o
w a~shtuEton lilo oVOeI0U= I
Booaitng aud henry. Three "a. M
MaiScl. Stoisu pass: Cook. Base on
balls; OF Fisher. {; OF Bo~iing. q.
struck out: 10y fisl'r. 2; by Bo,img. 2
l mpirc: Dtncen ana .~sliin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
GIANTS BREAK EVEN.

NEW YORK. May 3i-Brooklyn and
Now York broke even to-day. the former
taking the afternoon game. 6 TO =. and
the Giants winning in the morning. 1 to
?. In the morning both teams hit hard,
but sharp fielding held down the score.
The Brooklyns batted Stroud hard in
the afternoon contest. while Rucker kept
the Giants hits well scattered. Score:
Morning Game.
Brooklyn ......O OOOO2OOO- u 0
New York .....O 90 1OlO2s- IL 1
batteries: Galore and Miller: Perritt
and Mclean. Two base hit: Iobert.
Sacrifice hit: StcnEel. Base on balls:
orr Galore. l.. Struck out: by Permit. q:
by Galore, ;. Jmpires: KLEIN and
.Emslie.
Afternoon Game.
II. "A. T..
brooklyn ...O1OOO23OO-6 IS ,
New York;. 0OOOO1O1 o. /
Batteries: Rucker and Miller: Schancr.
stroud and Mclean. Two base nit:
Myers. Cutshaw. stolen bases: Getz.
Sacrifice hits; Cutshaw. Lobert. Miller.
Sacrifice fly: Stengel. Base on balls.
or Rucker. J. struck out. BY Stroud.
2. Empires: KLEIN and Emslie.
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Afternoon tame.

81 Louis .....IOI8i6OOO- 3 :
ONeill; Ferryman. Hauiltuu. James
ana SEVERED. Two base hits. smith.
bEantA. l.sHry. Home runs. Pratt.
Suith. Sastiuce hits. urnst. Morton.
James jackson. sacrifice ny Pratt.
stolen bases. T. Walker. Snotton. kas.
on balls; Walker o. Morton o. James
4, Ierryman !. Struck out Morton -
James 2 Perryman ]. Hamilton l.. I'm
Tircs|ENans and A~iulIaney.
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Wheeling At Dayton.
Terrs Hauts at Evansville.
Youngstown at Erie.
Fort Wayne At Grand Rapid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
FEDERAL LEAGUE
FEDERALS
Morning Games.

Morning Games
Newark 8, brooklyn 3.
lIttsburgh ,; 1t. Louis 3.
kansa city 3. Chicago .
Bunalo ?; Baltimore o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

Batteries: Chalmers and Heuifar.
Hughes and Whaling Two base hits.
M~aranville. Three base hit.
Fitzpatrick. Schmidt. Stolen bases. orr
Bancroft. 3. off Connolly. Sacrifice fIy.
Meanwhile. Sacrifice hits Schmidt Pas
kert. Bases on balls; orr Chalmers. O..
orr Hughes. Z. Struck out BY ChaI-
mers. by Hughes. Z. Umpircs. QuiE-
ley and EasOn.
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Two base hit. Hsrtzcll. cree. Three
base hit; Pip. sacuilce ma. P,cKin-
paugh. Stoi,n bases. CooK. 2 tfDu
Moeiler. 2: roster. q Ilase on balls III
Naidwetl. 3. or shaw. o.. or F.ngie. ?
struck out: By CaldW ell. :. by shaw 4.
bS Gailia, by Hooper, ]. Jmpires.
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NfNMHMNU| ........ 7 H ~ ] n ID H d d
Mound CITY ...... Q % H I u ID q
Two base bite q. Liak 2 Weich. ma
DIE AlfNaudnr stolen hHaf. o. IIaF
% iIIlra @ A. D.U.s afruIk 4uf rg
gslrilg hF Hawk uare uu balls
on costello d M UHut D. UIt II. rIf.E.
COSTELLO lmrIr. li.ktff Time
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Afternoon Games.

brooklyn S. Newark 3.
st Louis o. Pittsburgh o..
'Chtcago ?. kansas city L
i. Baltimore 8. Buffalo Z
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

REDS TOOK ONE; TIED ONE.

81. LOUIS, May 3i-Ctnciunau took
the hrst game OF "A double header from
81. Louis. 2 20 /. here today. but the To-
Gals held the visitors TO "a 4 to I tie ia
the second game, which was called ar
ness. Scores:
- r. H.. l..
Cincinnati ..... O0O01lOO0-2 II 1
st. Louis 1890. - 3 y
batteries Dale and Clark. pOak.
Griner and snyder. Two base hits
rihce hit Won Kolnitz. Base on balls:
Dale 2, poak 3. struck out: Dale 4:
Doak J. Empires. Byron and Orth.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-04-17

trees or near wire fence during these
thunder storms.
1t is likely this storm will move
rapidly to the Atlantic coast, bringing
a sudden drop in the temperature into
the Mississippi valley, Ohio valley and
Lake region. Extreme northern Sec
tons of the United States may even
have a touch of snow.
Cool weather will follow this storm
area, starting in the west about Sun
day, the 25th, and reaching the Allan
tic coast about the middle of the
week, with the most severe cold in the
states east of the Mississippi river.
About Wednesday, the 28th, condi-
tons will warm up on the Pacific
coast in advance of another trough of
low barometer. This change to warmer
should reach the Lake region and
Ohio valley about Friday, the 30th of
April. More rain and wind with cleo
trical and hail storms will cross the
Rocky Mountain region and be moving
into the western Plain states at the
end of the week.
1t is expected that the season will
be late, in which case garden cress,
leaf lettuce, mustard, peas, radishes,
spinach and turnips will be most sue
cessfully grown with the least worry
Do not plan to transplant egg plant
peppers or tomatoes quite as early as
usual. Monday, the 26th day of April
is good time to plant any of the
hardy crops.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-04-17
SETTING STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

If the plants are secured from
nursery, as soon as they arrive they
should be taken from the transporta-
ton company and brought home, be-
ing protected from sun and wind. II
plants are not packed properly and
are sometimes a long time in transit,
or allowed to lay at the local station,
exposed to sun, wind and quite often
the heat of a. stove or furnace, it does
not leave them in very good condition,
The roots should never be allowed to
dry out; if so, this will be very seri-
Gus.
On arriving home with plants they
should be placed in cool, shady place
and opened at once; the roots should
be wet in good shape, if not ready to
set, l think it good policy to open
punches and making a trench in some
well protected place, heel them in,
keeping the roots we'll watered.
Before setting the plants they
should be trimmed of all runners and
nearly all leaves, the roots should be
cut back at least one-third; the roots
should never be doubled up and
crowded in the holes, but should be
spread out fan-shaped, this being done
much easier if they are cut back
somewhat. The soil should always be
firm around the freshly set plants so
the air will not reach the roots and
dry them out. There are various tools
used for setting the plants, my prefer
ence is a wedge-shaped dibble or pad
die; this | make out of piece of
hard wood, about eighteen inches long
and three inches wide at bottom,
rounding and shaping to handle at
top. This works very good in soft,
we'll prepared ground and strawberry
plants should not be set on ground
that is not soft, for it can't be made
so after plants are set.
After plants are trimmed place
them in pan or basket with oiled
paper in bottom. Plants should be
well soaked at this time and too many
should not be taken out to the field at
one time, especially should the sun be