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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-16
ELECTRIC co.
is BANKRUPT
TO ALLEGATIONS Ru-
NoRED ABOUT CITY
YESTERDAY.
Whereabouts OF Proprietor OF standard
Electric COMPANY Unknown.
It In Said.

II became known yesterday that the
standard Electric company that has been
doing business on Chapline street near
Twelfth. for a number OF years h in
solvent. Furthermore. a. was learned
that papers TO declare the company
bankrupt have been prepared. and II was
generally reported that they were filed
yesterday. However, up until 5 o'clock
no bankruptcy petitions had been filed
with United States Commissioner George
Z. Boyd.
Ait --4gl the concern - listed as a
company. Mr.. James McAdans Collins
Is really the only stockho;Aer and has
been conducting the business For the
past ten years Il has been under his per
sonal direction. Inquiry made ct the
Standard Electric compGnys office as TO
Mr.. Collins whereabouts showed that
Mr.. Collins had left Wheeling and that
his whereabouts are not definitely
known.
The assets OF the concern will total
about $4,000. including $4,000 in stock.
and $1,000 in book accounts. IL Is un-
derstOod that the liabilities will reach
nearly $4,000. These liabilities con-
sist OF $4,000 open accounts. and about
Sit. 900 In contractural liabilities.
Allegations OF highly sensational ma
ture have been rumored since the dis
appearance Of Mr.. Collins hut IL is un-
derstood that these charges VIII not lead
up TO criminal proceeding. Members OF
his family end friends have come 20 his
assistance n IL said. and 10 minimize
the occurrence have decided not TO take
criminal action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-16
BELLAIRE WILL
HAVE FAST TEAM
COACH EsrAsRoox HAS PLxHrx
or FAST 0ExDInou
AspirAnts Range IN weight Prom 100 70
1e5 founds-ftrst Game September
as Against uhrtchsvtils.

These are busy days for Coach Esta-
brook. OF the Beilsirc High school
squad. He Is kept busy looking over
the young husky aspirants for the Red
and Black 1915 football team. owing
20 the intense heat IL was impossible
for Coach Estabrook to put the men
through more than light practice. con-
sequently only the rudimentary foot
ball and signal practice was attempted.
Considerable material has reported
and n the physical requirements are
all that Is necessary A can be said
right now that Beliaire viii possess a
corking good offensive eleven this year.
for the men are strong. big and fast.
The plnyers range IN weight from 100
TO 255 pounds. Joe Mack L. the dwarf
OF the team. while Fatty" Seimic. a
255.
Bellaire's first game will be played
on the Sixteenth grounds on September
rs. with UhrichsVille for opponents and
Coach Estabrook Is confident that he
will be able TO put a strong team IN the
hold. In view OF this he will start
scrimmaEe next Friday, in order to get
a good line on the ability OF the new
men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-16
NEWS BRIEFS

County Assessor W. A. Hanke is
compiling the death and birth report
for the county.
Pay checks to city employees were
passed out yesterday by Auditor
Ahrens. Fears that no pay would be
forthcoming were dispelled when the
council passed a provisional appropri-
alton ordinance.
A still alarm al 1920 o'clock yes
terday afternoon called the Vigilant
No. 329 Coal street Sparks from the
chimney had caught in the roof.
John Couch. drunk. was fined Ave
and costs by Judge Jordan in police
court yesterday morning. John was
the only one TO cast his sad face upon
the bench OF municipal justice.
A blind horse ran away yesterday
morning with a dump cart OF Henry
Christ and dashed through traffic and
over railroad tracks from alley IL to
Eoff and Eighteenth streets. Mr..
Christ was thrown 10 tho sidewalk out
was not seriously injured.
The heating plant is being recon-
structed at the county Jail by the
Schodeld Coal company The old heat
ing system wa installed 25 years ago.
Charles Honecker narrowly es-
capped injury when a cable Of the Bell
Telephone company fell near Thirty
NTH street
Henry Duber. wishing from here
for hve months. has been located N a
Boston hospital where he Is recover
ing from an accident.
The steamer Steel City. formerly
the Virginia. has been taken over Dy
the L. s. marshal az Cairo. H.. tor
debt
A final meeting Of the Holman a.
Duvall. bankrupt clothlers. creditors
viii be held iu Referee Henry a.
Notes office Saturday afternoon. IN
examination OF the bankrupt will De
made and all matters closed.
Application was made Yesterday bv
th' nicn Mission Bible class oil the
Union Mission sunday school of Cl.aries.
d l.s "a tin,. West Virginia sunday school
Do men and go women " ''' '''''' ''
4 meeting Of the advisory board ~
Tho Assoc lated Charities wac hold vfa-
terery morning. taxing up a number of
for publication.
ATTORNEY G. L. Johnson. Of Sew
Martiust iIl.. filed voluntary appIIca-
il"n il hfrkrurtcy. Yesterday Afternoon
ln FEDERAL court Tor s 80 Furhre oil
lLat pi1r. The liabilities are given al
POO. while thc assets are placed nt only
900.
An application Tor naturalization
papers wee filed yesterday before com
toner BOYD bY Cuustanuuoa Farak -
law local waiter. Zee was born In
tf.... Ir 1915 aud came t1 this COUNT.
in 1902
Hn Sept. uIbtr 90 civil service taarri.
nations wIII b. held Dol the federal build.
lnH f.I tnHUufIfr runner for ohio river
dam So II Tho examination viii h.. III
CnHrE. nf John o. Cowi
The extensive improvements being
rIHH0 fH Che o. Henry club are rr.rr....
rInE rapidly. which uro o. rfrffd f. be-
completed before the snow flies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-16
Big SCRAP
BRAvEs-cuBs SESSION
WHEY RED" SMITH GOES
AFTER UMPIRE BYRON.
Schultz Won Games with Homer
Braves Were shut Out-P1rates
shut Out The Leaders.
,..,r Yesterdays Results.

roday's Games.
Boston at 81. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
CHICAGO. Sept. IA fist night be-
tween Umpire Byron and Red" smith.
third baseman of the Boston Braves.
marked the Anal game OF the year be-
tween Chicago and Boston today. Chi
oago won the contest l to o.
Al the conclusion OF the game Smith
rushed up to Umpire Byron and the
changed words and Byron made a lunge
at Smith. lie was rushing hts man when
Dig Bill James. the Boston pitcher. put
his arms about the umpire and lifted
him to one side.
Smith came back with his arms swing
Ing wildly and Umpire Orth attempted
10 stop him. Smith was Infatuated and
seemed about TO hit Orth when his team
mates stepped into the fray and escorted
smith 10 the club house. The umpire
then walked TO the dressing room. sew
erel hundred OF the fans" who witt
messed the clash, cheored Byron.
incidentally the game was won by
Frank Schultz. who drave a line drive
over the screen in right field for the
only run of the game. This lone tally.
coupled with the mastery pitching OF
Phil Douglass. who pitched his first
game for the locals since coming here
from the Brooklyn club. were enough TO
win.
Douglass allowed but three scattered
hits and struck out ten of his opponents.
The visitors were unable TO get a man
as FAR as third base. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-16
HOT WAVE coNTINUse.

NE WORK. Sep. 15-There was
no let up today In the heat wave
which has prevailed in this section for
some days. The thermometer at p.
m. registered So. three degrees higher
than any previous temperature record.
ed by the weather bureau for the same
date. The humidity al the same hour
was 81. but had been much higher in
the early morning
Scores Of prostrations were report
ID during the day and ambulance doc
tors we're kept busy.
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GAVE BOSTON ONE HIT

BOSTON. Sept. I5.-Faber's shoots
dimmed the eyes OF Red SoN batsmen
today. Boston getting only one hit OF
his delivery and Chicago won to J..
Pitching with much OF his former skill.
Gregg struck out nine Chicago battcrs.
some OF them at critical moments.
Score.
n. II. +.
Chicago 1000 1OiIO % 0
Boston -. 0 0 o / 0 0 0 81 0
Batteries: Faber and Schalk Gregg.
Cady and Thomas.
Two base hits; Blackburne. Three
base hit: j. Collins Stolen bases +.
Collins. Speaker. Sacrifice fly: Lewis.
Sacrifice hit: Gardner. Bases on balls
Faber. .. Gregg. I. Struck out; Faber,
:; Gregg, 3. Cmpires. OLoughNn and
Hildebrand.
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Yes; S. S. S. Is Purely Vegetable
Natures Safe Blood Treatment

Known for so Years A. the Best
Remedy for Rheumatissn, catarrh,
Serofuis. Skin Diseases.
Scientists have discovered that the
forest and the field. are abundantly
supplied with vegetation OF various
kinds. that furnish the ingredients
for making a remedy. for practically
every III and aiiment of mankind.
Medicines made from roots. herbs.
and barks which Nature has placed
az the disposal of man. are better
than strong mineral mixtures and
connections. Mineral medicines work
dangerously on the delicate parts of
the system. especially the stomach
and bowels. by eating out the lining
membranes. producing chronic dys-
pepsia and often entirely running
the health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-16

s. s. s. Is guaranteed 20 Be .
purely vegetble remedy. II 10 made
entirely Of sentle-actins. healing. pu-
rifying roots. herbs and barks. poo
sessing properties that build up all
parts OF the system. In addition to r.
moving all impurities and poisons
from the blood. 8. g. .. II q safe
treatment for Rheumatism. Catarrh.
Scrofula. Sores and Ulcers. Skin Dis
eases. Contagious Blood Poison. ana
all disorders OF the blood II cleansss
the entire system and it's permanent.
Get g. s. 3. at any drug store.
9. s. 8. IL the standard remedy recog-
nized everywhere as the greatest
blood antidote ever discovered. II
yours is a peculiar case write 70 .. 9.
8. Co., Atlanta. Ca
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HARD WORK FOR
W. Y. U. SQUAD
eciai Dispatch 20 the InteIiigencer.

iNt6Pc a S!.Tp,s,N' W. W. ~ SlH =.
After being convinced that there Is not
10 be an Immediate let-up in the present
hot spell and realizing that an orEaniza-
tion must be perfected before the end
OF the week. West Virginia coaches drove
two teams through forty minutes OF
hard Fcrimmage tonight. The reserves
were completely outclassed. the VARSITY
scoring three touchdowns while the sec
ond team never got beyond midfield.
f4Ite and Rogers scored the points. the
latter getting two. Rlddleberger. OF
Hinton high. n $50 pound back. Stops.
OF Wheeling. Hager, of Charleston. Ball
81 New Martinsville and Dilcher. OF
Charleston. were new men TO report to-
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-16
FALL TERM OPENS
Enroiiment Of Nearly one Hundred on
Opening Day Of west Liberty
Normal School.

Tho fall term of the Weat Liberty
Normal school was Formerly opened
saferdaF morning with au enrolment
Of nearly one hundred students. This
81 about equal 90 that Uf IHHf year Tho
largest number % students comes from
ONTO and Marshall counties
The prospects Tor "a NuUrDHHIuI term
Gre Nrrl Encouraging uul li Ia rNp0Dr 90
chat fh. enrolment viii hr UuuHi drrnhlF
Increased In rho next few days AlI Of
Tho UII members o. tnu faculty are back
.nf fHdrv tur ,'aea r.,ltaflonr WiN Q.
resumed iu earnest
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CAUSED BY
BAD LIVER

That tired. worn-out, down,
sick-all-over feeling is caused by a
liver that is out Of order.
TRlETS will put your liver,
bowels and stomach in sound.
healthy condition and make you
feel strong and ambitious.
TRlETS quickly and painlcssly
cure constipation. liver headaches.
nervousness, fainting spells anJ
other ills caused by a torpid liver.
Spearmint Favored a sure.
safe. quick laxative.
Sold by all drug stores in iOc
and 25c round boxes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-16

MINOR LEAGUERS
ARE DRAFTED

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept i5-The draft
ing OF baseball players from the ranks
OF the minor league into those OF major
league clubs. took place today when the
tional Baseball commission was held
here.
Directly following the drawing Of the
drafts the commission adjourned until
tomorrow az which time II will take up
n number Of other matters. all OF MINOR
Importance. according 60 Secretary John
r. Bruce Of the commission.
The drafts made today were not made
public although copy Of what trans
pired at the meeting was delivered 20 the
representative OF every major league
club
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SENATORS SHUT OUT

WASHINGTON. Sept. l5.-Brenton
held Washington TO four hits today and
shut out the locals while Cleveland
found Harper and Gallia for six safe
ties. including two doubles. which with
several passes and brilliant base run
ming by Evans and Roth netted the
visitors five runs. Score:
r. Il r.
Washington 0 0 o o o o o o 90 1
Batteries: Brenton and Egan: Harper
Gallia and Williams.
Two base hits: Egan. Roth. stolen
base: Chapman. Sacrifice hits: Harper
Graney. Bases on balls: Harper. 3.
Brenton. 4. Gallia. l. Struck out:
Harper. s: Brenton. ?: Gallia. l. Um-
pires. Chill and Connolly.
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KITCHENER SAYS
Ccontiuued rom first Pags.)

mand. You will be glad TO hear his
opinion OF these troops communicated
to me. He writes: The units appear
to be thoroughly well Differed and
commanded. The equipment Is in
good order and efficient Several units
OF artillery have been tested behind
the firing line in the trenches and |
hear very good reports OF them. Their
shooting has been extremely good and
they are quite ~ 10 take their places
In the line
with these additional reinforce.
ments. amounting to eleven divisions.
Sir John French has been able 20 eX-
tend his lines and take over from lie
French approximately II miles OF ad-
ditlnal front.
Throughout the summer months.
the French have held their own along
their extended line Of the front and
in some places. notably near Arras and
In Alsace. have made substantial pro
gress.
French trenches along the entire
front have been developed and
strengthened. and now everywhere
present a network Of almost impreg-
nable Qualifications. OF this I was
able 10 satisfy myself during a visit
lately 10 our allies. al the invitation
Of General Joffre. when was pro
foundly impressed with tho high state
Of efficiency and morale OF the French
army. u was evident that officers and
men recognized that the only possible
termination 20 the war was 20 iniict
on the enemy n thorough defeat
"Our allies aircraft have been par
ticulariy active. They have carried
out numerous effective raids on a large
scale penetrating far into hostile ter.
ritory
German Plain Fails.
Turning 90 the eastern theatre.
Tho enemy taking advantage Of their
central position. since early In June
have been employing n very large
proportion ~ their forces in strcnu-
Gus efforts to crush our Russian ally.
On prosecution Of these operations.
which We all have followed closely.
the Germans. In addition TO then
great numerical superiority. develop
Cd vastly prcpondorating artillery
which enabled them 10 force the Rus
SLAMS from their defenses. The Ger
man objective was evidently 20 dcs-
troy the Russian army a. n force In
being and thus set free their troops
for action elsewhere. but a. In the
case Of many other plans arranged by
the German stan during this war
there has been n signal failure 10
carry out tho original intention
I'm The history % The war few en-.
sodos stand out more prominently
moro creditabiy. than the mastery
manner in which tho Russian forces.
distributed alonE a line 81 $50 miles
have been handled while facing via.
lent assaults from an enemy greatly
superior IN numbers. especially Of
suns and munitions Tho success Of
This great roar ruard action has been
rendered possible bv tho really spien.
did hghting qualities Of the Russian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-16
THREE GAMES
win He Played between Patterson And
Elm Grove Team Ana Triadeiphia
Club.

Officials Of the Patterson and Elm
Grove team and the Triadelphia baseball
team closed deal last evening for a
three-game series 20 be played between
the two teams.
The first game will be played satu,
day afternoon on the Elm Grove RrnundF
and no doubt large crowd viii be pres
ent he other games Will be played on
the following Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-16

NEW YORK. Sept i5.-Detroit gained
run game on Boston. the league lead
ers. today. when ~ won again from New
y ork- TO :. while Chicago was defeating
hoston. Detroit made a clean sweep OF
Nne series OF TOUR games and VanQuish ed
New YORK on the years games II games
70 D The Tigers won in the third in
nlng when they collected three runs on
Saidwell on two passes and three singles.
Boland weakened for Detroit In the sew
enth. but coveleskie. his successor, held
Sew YORK In check. IL was New FORKS
eighth straight defeat. Score:
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MORE ApHTHoUs FEVER

WASHINGTON. Sep Wayne.
rloominrdalc and Addison townships
in Duparo county lIl. are placed bon
closed quarantine Tor livestock foot
and mouth disease bv n department of
agriculture order issued today. 90 be-
come effective f0murroN $50 caroa OF
The disease have been discovered bon
the toWnrhipe but they are changed
from restricted fu closed area ON ac.
count of their proximity to infected
sections.
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DENY FRAUD CHARGE.

NEW ORLEANS. Sep ts.-Albert
T. More and o. y. Carriere in federal
court today pleaded not guilty 90 in-
dicimrnta charging use o. tho mails
to dciraud. They will De- tried alter
H. More and Carriore were the heads
OF 10 More q Company. stave cx-
portcrs. That failed in February. 1914.
With losses Co banks 0nd firms in
America and Europe estimated az
g. GOO 900
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AMERIcAH ASSOCIATION.

~ columhus-Columbus 10: Minnea-
polls 10. (Second game) Columbus (.
Minneapolis 8.
AZ Clevcland-CleveIand 6. Kanqas
city I. tSecond camel Cleveland q.
Kansas City e.
At Louisville-Louis o: st. Paul 2
At napolis-lndianapon o: Mil
.. Milwaukee 1.
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BABY ONLY ONE TO ESCAPE.

ST. GEORGE. Utah. Sep. ia
baby three months old was the only
one Of ten passengers to escape death
or injury when an automobile stage
leaving here for railroad station at
Lund. Utah. yesterday. ran on the
mountain road near Bellevue and roll
ed two hundred feet 70 the bottom Of
creek. Mrs. Sarah Caste. Richfield.
Utah. was killed Two other passen-
gers were injured. probably fatally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-16
FEDERAL LEAGUE
TWENTY THREE ARE
OUT AT WESLEYAN

SHeclal blspatch 10 the lntelligcncer.
BUCKHANNON. W. Va sent 1b-In
spite Of the fact that this was regis
tration day at the college and the men
were all busy with this work twenty
three football candidates appeared Tor
the practice on College field. Morrison
Shumal<cr. Singleton. Mcrrels and &
smith were the most prominent OF the
new additions 70 tho squad. These were
All last years first string men. A driil
Al going down under punts and a signal
drill with two teams working. was ali
the work required
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-16

The re- Rev Bishop T. =. ponahuo.
who has been in the East Tor some
time. win leave Baltimore. Nd rri
tay to confirm larEc class ~ Diary.
mcdowell county. church DE will re-.
turn tO Wheeling neat week
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compULsoRY EDUCATION

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Sep &c.,
Governor anderson TODAY signed the
now Alabama compulsory education
hiu. requiring every child between the
aces of 81 and tf years 20 attend
school eighty days or moro each year.
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PIRATES sHUT-oUr ouAKERs.

PITTSBURGH. Sept i5-Pittsbur
shut out Philadelphia today. the score
being 1 TO 0. Kantlehner kept the hits
scattered and won his own game in the
eighth inning when he singled after
Gibson had singled and gone TO second
on Cravath's error. A fast double play
with the bases full in the first half
scoring several runs. Johnston caught
Luderus liner and stepped on the bag
doubling up Cravath. Score:
r.. II. f
Philadelphia OOOOOOOOO-O 3
Pittsburgh . 100000 o
Batteries. Mayer and Burns: Kantieh-
ner and Gibson. Two base hit. paskert
Sacrifice hits: Johnston. Barney WaK-
ner. Base on balls: Mayer kantleh-
ner 3. Struck out: Mayer 8: Kantlehner
2. EMPIRES. Rigler and Eason.
srei Ais thIswB ETAOIN TAOINNI
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The Florence Athletic club challenges
any team for a game 20 be played on
any grounds sunday. n accepted call
JACK H0r0ua. fbliairc. @.
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Tigers
TAKE VIEW xoHx rrro cAnP Arp
GAIN a CANE ON TIE
DRIVING Red 8oX.

white Soc Take The red sox over.
indians 8hut Out ssnators
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Tho Netherlands Steamship com
panv. of Amsterdam. has recently
started a monthly line of steamer be-
tween Now York and Batavia. Java
Tho iron. steel and Manufacture
thereof exported from Holland to thc
Dutch coionIc. q. now worth abou.
$4,000. 900 annually.
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Detroit .......... 030o 100 90
New fork........ o 90 o %
Two base hit: Baumann. Three base
hit: Nunamaker. Home run: Neach.
Base on balls: Caldwell s: Boland B.:
Coveleskie 2. Struck out: Caldwell 2;
Coveleskie ?. Umpires: Dineen and
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Today's 0ames.
Chicago at New York
St Louis at Washington
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Phiiadeiphi
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To beat track pacing record OF so n
Directrm !. ch n. Dtrectum kelley-Iset-
Ia fMurphy) won; time by quarters
.29k. .5Sis. 1921; 1854.
ord OF 2:O7.
Peter Nc. br h. by Peter the Great-Lil-
liam r.. tShaW) won. Time BY quar-
ters: 3la; o3i3, 1885 "a; 2:O6h.
To beat worlds record I year old trot-
ting stations 2.O2.
Peter Volo. br h. Peter the Great MUIR
phyl tine by quarters S0A; 1:04h;
1.Slh. 2.o2.
2:os pace. IN 5. purse $1,000. (unfin-
fshed
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The so.callcd death watch" With
&c. mysterious licking 40 night time.
o. due % nothinr more serious than
The furniture bottle. The larvae Of
this insect burrows IN the furniture.
making the pinholes which are often
seen IN old furniture
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Detroit &. New YORK ?
Cleveland 5: Washington 0.
Chicago 3: Boston 1.
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FEDERALS


Yesterday's Hesults
baltimore 3; Pittsburgh o.
Kansas City-Newark wet grounds
Today's Games.
baltimore at Pittsburgh.
Newark al kansas City
Brooklyn at ST. Louis