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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
STATE UNIVERSITY
WIN Play, Pop shrixers Colts in
Formal Opening of New Stogie
Home on April IL.

on April II the West virginia Uni
yeTsity baseball team will appear in
wheeling 90 meet the Wheeling Central
League team In the opening game on
the new 'Stogie' home. The one re-
markable thing In connection with their
appearance 10 the fact that IL will DE-
the initial appearance OF a nine from
the state Institution. Athletic teams
representing the state college have APP
peared IN this town before. but never
has baseball game been scheduled for
this place In which they took part
This season the Morgantown bovs
boast Of one OF the best teams IN the
history or the school They have two
~ the best twirlors IN the history OF
the Institution IN Fulton and Barron
Barron IL will be remembered was the
mainstay OF the last season star and
ington Americans Fulton. a young r.
cruit from Morris Harvey College seems
% Be the pitching sensation Of the year.
Recently In y game with ohio tSnte Uni
veraitv a. Morgantown. Fulton made Do
opponents bow before his shoots and
able feature ~ this feat BE- the fact that
II 81 the ecalps we're secured in sue.
cension and on n cold DAY "a that
Manager Pop ShriVsr will also send
team o. BETHANY on the 18th o. meet
ne bunalo creek aggregation This
ment ~ Dick Padden. Pop" agufe.
that he VIII BE- able 10 send a team H.
bethany that will cleanup or fT.
Brooke countianH and no the same time
feep enough material here 90 put ono
over on the Mgrgantown tossera rn
this Fame the fans viii be- given y
chance Co see something 81 the work nf
the players that are expected a. land
The rag fer Wheeling On the crntrsi
League race
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
VARSITY TEAM
Coach Hickman Selects Players OF w
v. v. Base Ball Team 10 Make
Southern Trip.

special Dispatch 20 the Intenigencer.
MORGANTOWN. w Va. April e.
Fourteen chosen men from a squad OF
80 at West Virginia will leave here to
morrow at 12:45 o'clock on the Nor
gantown Il Kingwood road for the big
southern trip. which Will last about
IL days. There was. indeed. a num-
Der Of disappointed ones when Coach
Hickman posted the list following
the game to-day. and one or two men
actually shed a few tears. The team
will be accompanied by Coach Hick-
man. Manager Guy Peoples and Di.
rector George y Pyle. and will open
the trip with w e. L.. at Lexington.
Thursday
The following men will make the
trip Pitchers-Barron. Fulton. Hon.
man and Raybeck. Catchers-Ffddier
and Seckmsn. nhelders-Simon. Cap
tain Lestherwood. Morrow. Smith and
Ollie. Outhelders - Stoops. fIersey
and Ayers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
COAL MEN MEET
Operators Gather at Fairmont TO
Further Movement Inausursted
Some Time Ago

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
FAlIlMONT. W Va. April 80
further movement lnaugurated some
time ago by the coal producers or
West Virginia to form better organ
ization against legislative attacks and
other influences. some forty operators
gathered here today at a meeting pre-
sided over by President Dan A. How
ward OF the local organization.
Hon. u. Taylor Nlnson OF Aunting-
TN. representing the operators of the
southern end Of the state. was the
speaker OF the occasion. Other SPEAK
ers were John Marshall OF the Park
ersburg State Journal. johnson 4.
Mckinley. of Wheeling: c. "A. Jones.
OF Fairmont. and l.. y. Zern. CT the
University mining department
Next month "A meeting Is to be held
at Huntington to complete oreaniza-
ton. 4 local committee composed or
George I. Watson. c. H. jenkins, n
NJ. Sit, ). A. Taylor. II. B. Isner. J. A.
Broppy and a. Lyle White was named.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
STOMACH BAD?
TAKE HEXETS

When you feel all out Of sorts and
are troubled with indigestion. get
right Yourself before you blame
the cook The trouble lise entirely
with your stomach
HEAETS bring quick. sure relief
from indigestion. sour stomach
and dyspepsia They strengthen
weak stomschs and aid the flow OF
gastric juices
One HENET taken after each meal
will do wonders toward making
you feel we'll and keeping YOUR
stomach IN good condition You
can eat what you want
1Oc and 25c AZ drug stores
Spearmint Favored Easy 10 take
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
GOOD SER MON
Preached by Evangelist Dssue Las;
Night-Spoke on There is Moth
ing Gained By Delay"

The Rev. J. $ Dague spoke On
There is Nothing Gained By Delay
at the Second United PRESBYTERIAN
church last night. There was a large
crowd in attendance.
Go thy way for this time. when 1
have a conveplent season I will can
Tor thee" Felix the governor spoke
these words to Paul when he was
urging him to live the right kind OF
lie and do the right thing toward
God. EeliX and Drucilla had been
living In open wickednesS and shame
Tor some years. while Paul. GODS
servant was arrested and brought De-
lore the rulers. These two had had
some knowledge OF the way. and per
maps In a spirit Of breavado desired to
near Paul further concerning the
taith In Christ Paul taught II 40
theih without fear or favor ana
reasoned of righteousness. temper-
ahce and judgment TO come IN such
manner that Felix trembled az nis
"ord. lie refused TO obey however.
ana SAID. Go thy way for this time
Nnth nave a convenient season 1
VIII can Tor thee Are many people
touay living in their crookedness Tor
tne sake OF few dollars more which
,hey can gain thereby. rather than
i've the right life with their fellow
men and their Cod There are those
VINO are INing their incorporate. I'M
clean lives. Decorating their neigh
DORIS homes, rather than ave the
ciean life with their fellows. There
are many who are living as though
tnls life were all. putting away from
themselves the thought of the iudg-
ment but by and by God will have ms
inning with them. and this Is when
lie VIII compel them to give the ac.
count of their lives.
Is easy to say Go thy way for
this time. when have a convenient
season ! viii become a Christian" buf
we hazard the BENEFITS Christ brought
10 US and when we lose these we lose
everything. Come to Christ now
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
SPIRITED AWAY
Negro Held For Murder Of Roneeverte
Chief Of Police Brought TO Hunt
in9ton When Bob Attacks JAN.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. April g.
Spirited away from the Greenbrier
county jail AT Lewisburg. as mob
was attacking IT. John Stewart.
negro charged with murder. was
brought to Huntington by deputy
sheriffs late today. He had been taken
across the southern end of West vir-
ginia In an automobile. Lewisburg
Is near the Virginia line while Hunt
ington Is on the Ohio river. The
deputies who accompanied Stewart
said large crowd OF men. armed
with guns. revolvers and clubs. at
lacked the Lewisburg jail early today
but the officers got tho negro away
from them. Stewart is charged with
the killing OF Police Chief Shires. or
Ronceyerte. last Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
NEW TWIRLER
WINS FOR. W.V.U
GRAY HOFFMAN DEFEATS MULLEN
BERo COLLEGE TEAM IN
GOOD CANE
Chenoweth MAde his FIRST official An.
pearanee In Last inning OF
the Dame.


Special Dispatch To the Intelligencer.
MokGANTOWN. ". Va. April G.
Gray Hoffman. the former Spencer high
school twirler. celebrated his debut into
college baseball this afternoon by de-
festing the Muhlenberg nine by the
score OF 70 8 The game was marked
py faster fielding than apparent in the
Two other games. but was listless al
umes. owing to its one sidedness until
the seventh inning.
norman was never in danger and re-
tired In the eighth inning in order TO
anoM 1hcnOweth to register his first
appearance this season In the hoy
taskey started. but was derricked by
the visitors In the Secead Inning. when
ne passed two men end hit another.
WOODBURY.. who succeeded him. was
steady In the pinches. and pitched him
ser OUT OF several bad holes. Bedank.
ting four hits In five times up. two be
Ing doubles The Varsity displayed i'm
score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
WILLARD A KING
TO THE CUBANS
CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHT PuGiL.
isT OF THE WORLD is
MUCH FETED.
johnson Wants to Go 20 Country
Where He 10 unk~on-Gste
Receipts $4,000.

HAVANA. April Cess Willard
and Jack Johnson. the two heavy
weight pugilists, who made ring his
tory here yesterday. are preparing TO
depart from Cuba. Willard. the new
champion. accompanied by a numer-
Gus party. will leave for Key West
early tomorrow morning. but where
he will proceed from there. whether
10 Jacksonville. New Orleans or New
York. had not been decided late TO-
night.
Willard was rendered a dinner and
reception by the citizens of Havana
this evening. The Cubans continue
enthusiastic over the new champion
and seemingly cannot do enough for
the former Kansas cowboy. Every
where Willard went today cheering
crowds followed him.
Johnson remained in secluaion most
OF the day. II was reported that he
was packing his belongings prepare
tory to leaving for Santiago tomorrow
and proceeding thence TO Jamaica.
Johnson however. denied this and de-
clared hat he would depart Thursday
or Friday for the Island OF Martini
que. He discharged his camp follow
ers today.
The big black says he no longer IL
of interest to the public and desires
to be - alone He declared that he
wanted TO go on a long sea voyage
to some country where he Is not
konwn.
The promoters OF the fight today
finished the counting and dividing OF
the gate receipts Of the fight. They
announced tonight that the battle
drew into the box office $4,000 and
that the attendance was $4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
DAVE Says

The modern "Minute-man" alive
to his opportunities. knows that 10
look successful is half the battle.
But it's some struggle looking
the part, you say. Not il you wear
our Clothes for Young Men.
Their absolute correctness OF
Style. Fit and Finish-without
straining the purse-give a fellow
"smartness." ease and self-conf-
denee that is sure to help along.
Don't waste time and gray.
matter" wishing you could dress
like the moneyed man. Come 10
US and we'll prove TO YOU with a
krsus Made" Suit or Overcoa,
that you can dress as well as any
man in town and pay no more for
your Clothes than you have been
paying.
Weather report-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
SWEEPING VICTORY
icOntinnsd Prom First PagsJ
in fourteen counties and the vets
were victorious i'm two
Drys Victorious.

EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL.,. April 6-The
dry forces were victorious in most OF
the central and southern Illinois
cities where local option elections
were held to-day. The women divided
their ballots almost evenly between
the two issues.
Centralis. III. wet for so years. was
voted dry by a majority of about 300.
Cullom is the only town remaining
in Livingston county. Stanton town.
ship. the only wet spot in Champaign
county. was voted dry by the women :
vote.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
Big Counties Stay Wet.

CHICAGO. April 6.-The dry force.
voted 100 more saloons out of IN
nois in the local option elections to-
day. and by Wiping out certain wet
spots added three counties to So al
ready completely dry,-a total of %
counties out OF l02 in the state.
The vets retained the largest cities
where local option was an issue AT
the polls. Danvillc. Murphysboro and
hankakee remain wet by larger ma
Jorities than at the previous elections
Al no point in the state did dry terri
tory 30 Wet.
The three counties wEich became
completely dry today were Franklin
Marion and Jasper.
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Summary

summary.
Two base hits-Bedank. ?: Simon.
Fulton
Three base hits-Detiing, 2
Sacrifice hit-DetlinE.
Sacrifice fly-Horlacher.
Stolen bases-CorbOy 2. Henninrer
.; Hersey. Ollie. Fiddler
Earned runs-MuhlenberR
Lett on bases-MuhlenberE H. West
Virginia 3.
Hits-Off Caskey. o In inning. with
three men on IN second: off Woodburn.
In innings; off Holman ) In "a in
nings: off Chenoweth. 2 In Ia innings.
Bases on balls-Of Caskey. 3: off
Woodburn. 3: off Hoffman, g.
Struck out-By Caskey 2: BY Wood .
burn. Z. BY Hoffman. 10. by Cheno-
weth. i.
HIT By pitched ball-Corboy. 2. Leath-
erwood. Morrow.
Passed ball-Fiddler 1.
Time OF game-2:36.
Umpires-Jones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
FIREMEN WIN
Oouble-Header Won by Benwood Fire.
men From Two Other Teams
on SIppner's Field.

The Fifth ward fremen's team Of
lionwood won a double-hcader yester.
day on The Slippner grounds. dofeatine
The llitchman coal miners az e 10 Z.
and the McMcchen Athletics by n
score Of ~ tog
The Fifth warders will play the D..
a q. on the Twenty-sixth street
grounds a. Bollairc Saturday after
room. and The 3D. a. e.. Of Wheeling ON
The Twenty sixth street grounds.
wheeling Sunday afternoon at Z
o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
Result in Doubt

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. j.. April o.
AT midnight tonight the count OF the
vote cast at today's election for nve
city commissioners was still in pro-
gress with several OF the nfty-seyen
candidates closely grouped Edward
j. Houghton and John J. Morrison at
present city recorder and treasurer,
respectively, together with Austin
Scott. present mayor. were among the
leaders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
FIRST GAME TODAY
rriadsiphiA District High ana Hinots
Commercial school win Play
Opener To-day

ibis afternoon TuadeIphIa distrtrt
NlEN school VIII cross bate with the
Team rfprraenflnE fhe Elliott CONNER.
riHI school. The game will b. fba co., .
~ Tor the new grounds ~ thn TrfafaI.
UNit tenn nf Ne d. Thnrfnf n eyffI
boys. While their 0uruufnfa nfrVrH fhafr
ifet FHmr Hf MIDI rhuurae last uret
and were defeated b. the score % h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
MOTORISTS MEET
oAaolene sneezera Usid Intsrestfns
heeunR last Evening IN Ciub
hocms-much BUSINESS

\ nI"sftnE NJ tfr Wheeling MotorrrrI-
Club was hold Iref stfrIrr III me r,...r..
on Fnurfefrfh stree Several natter
reffainiug fu fnD business 81 the rfuh
were difCueeed AFTER which the bows
vent Co., their new quarters
fWInE fn fhe face that several mat.
inrF ln connection with the racing pro.
hfHm Tor fhf summer are coming uu the
club elected Charles UieChnuan a. A. -.
aistart secretary Several other huai.
ness matters wecr taken uu ana n mum.
bef % applications Tor membership Werr
reel iNrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
DOC SMITH coMIra HOME.

Doc" Smith. the well known South
side rcstauranter. is expected to return
home to-day. accompanied By hts sons
Allen and Donald. from Orlando. Fla
where they have been spending the win
ter.
Mr.. Smith shipped a fine dog 20
Wheeling from Dixie land. which ar
rived this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
CHIP SHOWS FORM
Formcr Niddisusght Champion Almost
neolaifua Titls Prom Al mccoy
In Good right

INV YORK. April s-geurEr chIn
~ NFW castle. Pa. who was knUrtrf
9ut a year ago hy 40 Mccoy az Brook
lfu. nearly rNeufd Tho score Boo a. rr.
turn bout In BROOKLYN tonight Chf1.
Wng claimed fhe wlddieweIEhf TITLE un.
~ Die defeat ia go fhe Leading after
the second round and lu The ninth round
tWlcg nfurrnu hla Df inurnf Tor the count
~ nine chip was NearF fn the tenth
round from Die cNcrtIouH and Mccoy
NhF able o. blorh bis blows until the
n,ol hell The wclghts we're chip 1885,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
TURNER'S ELECT
Annual Election Of Officers was Hsid
~ Local Organization Mon
dnV Evening

~ meeting OF members or the
Wheeling Turnverein. held Monday even
inF. Officers Tor The ensuing term were
elected ag follows.
f'rcsldent-W. a Schanbrn
Vice deuf-Gcurrc Hraudfaqa
Corresponding and Financial Score
taryaI " schenk
Recording Secretary Louis o. Bar
Tens
Treasurer " p schambra
Firaf Turrwnrt Vim. Bishop
second Turnwart Richard grffnsF
flrat Property Man. q Speaker
second Property Man "a Erauakopf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
CHARLESTON TEAM
viii Remain in Ohio state League This
Year-Forfeit Money Has
Been Posted.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April G.
tharleston's forfeit money. which In
tures this city maintaining "A baseball
team IN the Ohio state League In the,
season Of 1915. beginning Tuesday. May
u and continuing to september g. Sas
been posted, and Enring practice will be-
kin soon Biddy Beers viii be the team
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
oAME cANcELLEp

The game thaf was ts have boon milan.
c1 between ne Martins Very ufrr
school and MguudavlIe uirH TODAY rar
Teen cancelled The game waa rrrf.
hut Wss postponed and VA yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
Entire Ticket Elected

JAMESTOWN. n. Y. April 6.-rhe
entire Republican ticket was elected
at today's city election. including
three supervisors. six aldermen ana
minor city officers.
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TIME UP.
tcontinued Prom FIRST Pags)

up the river. the only point from
which the raider could be seen. was
not picked up by the German cruls-
ers searchlights. as had been the case
on former occasions Even the naval
TUG Patuxent did not fash her lights
until the dispatch boat had passed
The way for the Prinz Eitel Fried.
rich To leave neutral waters was
cleared today by he United states
government
orders were given 20 pilots not 20
take the merchant ship Of any belli-
gerent enemy Of Germany out OF Nor
folk and Neport News until further
notice. The order went into erect
about IL o'clock today. following a
direction by British authorities last
nisht 10 British captains not TO clear
their ships after noon OF any dav
while the Eitel's status remained IN
doubt
No Explanation.
me government action served 10
arouse the British authorities consld
erably. when appeals Tor Information
a. 20 when the plotting ban would be-
htied met with no explanation Al
though no Official Interpretation Of
the government order could b. pro.
cured. % generally was understood
thnt the time had expired which had
been allotted the prinz Eitel Friedrich
Tor repairs. and that merchant ships
Of beiligerents mad been detained In
port In order 10 extend final period
Of liberty for departure 10 the German
cruiser
whether the German commander
would take advantage Of the opportu.
nifty Afforded him 10 get back 10 the
hiFh seas could not BE- ascertained.
aud conflicting rumors persisted
some maintained that the commerce
destroyer had been intorned at noon
today and would b. taken to the Nor.
folk navy yard Tor safety within a DAY
or Two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
Elect Whole Ticket.

ST. LOUIS. April 6.-The entire
Republican ticket OF IS aldermen lea
by A. II Frederick for chairman OF
the board. was elected here today by
a plurality estimated at 200
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07

Hodge-lrs funny All autos have the
tobacco habit. isn't 10
DUdgc--The tobacco habit
Hodge. ! understand the gaso-
line cars smoke. while an electric won't
start without a plug-Brooklyn Citizen.
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stolen bases-Umiauff. ?
Two base hits-Reiliy. Neuhardt
Pitchers pitciBd@Johnson N ipn
Weldel in; Miller. l IN: Norton / in =:
Dillon. in; swaney. in: Knowison.
In.
Strike outs-by johnson. 3: by weidei
3: by Dillon 2: by Swaney l.
Bases on balls-Off johnson I. or
Miller ?. off Norton l.
Hit by pitcher-Beunett bv Mflier
Umpire-B. Madden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07

The japanese government is tnvestl-
gazing the possibilities OF developing
power for the Industrial needs 81 Korea
by hydro-elcctrtc plants
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07

The most intensely dramatic story
ever written on the assassination Of
Lincoln starts In The intelligence
:, Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
RIVER NEWS

The work OF raising the wickets at the
hcMechen dam was completed yester-
DAY. though the bear traps will not be
raised for several days. stage of SIS
Feet was recorded 1t the dam last even
ing. while the stage at the local wharf
was feet 10 inches.
The Liberty cleared shortly before noon
yesterday for Matamoras. She Is due IN
again this evening.
The Kanawha is scheduled to touch the
local wharf at o'clock this morning
D und Tor Charleston from Pittsbarsn
The various packets operating in the
local trace are enjoying "a good business
at present. having carried large cargoes
Tor the past several trips.
River Stages.
DAVIS ISLAND Dams feet sta
uonary. clear.
sTEUBENvILLE-4S feet. station
airy; clear.
PARKERsBURG-s.5 feet. falling:
clear
MORGANSTOwN-7 feet. stationary;
clear.
OIL CITY-1.7 feet. falling. clear.
WARREN-i.3 feet. falling. clear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
YANNlGANS And
REGULARS PLAY
xNTE1EHrUo PRACrxcE oAl1
rLAYED YE8TBBDAY ArTB1-
u00M AT ELM QROvE-
Thres Home nuns were xAds and hit
rtng ana Naming Abnfty OF P1ay-
sra was Shown

The Stosie Regulars and Yanniga ans
met again yesterday afternoon on the
Elm Grove ball diamond. lin an interest
Ing game. The Regulars. although out
distancsd during the early part of the
game. found the ball for nine runs Ia
one inniHg. IL was awful for Recruit
Pitcher Miller. haiiing from Brilliant.
ONO. The Regulars laid against the
horsehide and sent II flying through the
AIR. forcing runners ahead over the
bases and TO the home plate.
Inc E&ms proved that there are a
rev hltters among the recruits Miller
put them over the plate and the batters
met the ball for good drives and had !,
ttnoronsh practice with the stick and IA
oaserunning. This much was pleasing
70 TOP as he was able to see how
the boys conducted themselves ''runninx
ne me also as 10 how they could ind
plate Miller. however. was the sufferer.
The lineup was slightly different
dirk having had the tinware tied 10
them. ChaddOck Of Cameron was given
WORKOUT In Bolon's place and Murphy
TOOK the place made vacant on the YAM
nigan team while Thompson played
hrst Tor the Regulars. Both OF thes.
ooys are showing good form. and Il is a
troubled some In coming TO a conciusion
as 70 which II the better man for the
posltion. several new pitchers were
given an opportunity to show what they
can do. NV
Three Home Runs.
noodles Neuhardt OF Fulton who
n n been playing In right Held for the
nannlgans, II showing himself a power
Win the stick Yesterday he batted
TOT lVOv percent. getting a three hit a
sinsle' double and homer in thre,,
times At bat Tenant and Cobb also
slapped the sphere for complete cir
S al.oi bases. The homerS were however
nra"n during Miller's term on the slab.
A large number OF Spectators were
present during both the morning and az
te.hooh practice. and enjoyed the work
were IN UNIFORM and participated in the
Nork- The weather was ideal for the
WORK being much warmer than the pre-
Nious days OF the practice season The
sun besmed forth In all its glory and
the boys brought out the FIRST real per
spirauon OF the season. With n continu-
ance OF the good weather of yesterday.
the local team will sodsl be able TO 70
INTO the hight In earnest. and show their
The score: