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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
LINEUP WIRED
Manager S%taiiinps Says REGULAR
Boston Braves VIII start To
morrow Against Beilaire.

The regular lineup OF the Boston
Braves will be- used in the game with
Bellaire. sunday afternoon al 3
o'clock AZ the Bollaire Ball park. Just
who will pitch this game b. not def.
nitely known, but ouc Of the regular
pitchers will start the contest.
The following lineup was wired 10
n. y McNay. secretary Of the Bel
laire club by Herman Nickerson.
secretary of the Boston National
League Baseball company. Moran.
RI. Evers. %. Connolly. ~. Naree. al.
schmidt 10. Smith. 30. MaranviUe.
ss GOwdy. e. Rudolph. Tyler or
James. D. These men viii start the
exhibition game with BeIIairo
Tho history Of each PLAYER on this
wonderful team iH known 20 prarti.
.cally every fan in the United States.
for their sudden march to so great "a
triumph as the championship Of the
world. last session will hold tham lr
the limriieht as long as they are
pIayInr Doc game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
MAJORS AFTER
ARCH REILLY
is SAID THAT BOTH TIGERS AND
BRAVES WANT HIS SERVICE.
Scouts Of Both Teams Have Been on
Trail for Several Days-Watehed
Him Work Yesterday.

Scouts from the Major league teams
are casting longing eyes toward one
Archer r. Reilly. manager Of the
Wheeling baseball team. Now. al least
one scout has been looking the man
ager v Q for several days, but 10 was
not found out until yesterday. He at
tended the games at Athletic park and
n the rumors are correct there were
i've IN place OF one. after the former
Ohio State man. n is said that a
scout Of the Detroit Tigers has been
following Reilly and his work for a
few days. On the heels Of this rumor
comes n 20 the effect that the Bos-
ton Braves also have strings out for
him.
II is a known fact that At least one
Of these men attended the game yes.
terday and perhaps both were In at
tendance. Either OF these Major
league teams could use Reilly 20 ad-
vantage a. fhe present time and 10 is
quite likely that Wheeling will lose
the third baseman manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
STOGIES LEAVE
Arch Reilly end His Warriors Depart.
cd Last Evening for Terre
Haute-Wiil Be Gone
Six Days.

The Storios departed from the
home lot last evening for Terre
Heute. whore they will meet The Ter.
riers In a three game series. II Is
said that Tcrre Haufe is not drawing
well az home. and an effort was made
20 have Manager Gilbert transfer
them here However. this failed. and
last evening both teams left for
'TOttville
Owing TO injuries 20 his foot. Kins
Lear was left al home re will 70.
main here until the team returns.
Those making the trip are sisson.
Mcistor. Ncale. Reilly. Nospo. Ander.
son. Nithrow. johnson. Norton. Wet.
yel Davis and .NaHcaon One ~
tho pitchers will work on third base
until rho recovery Of lear They will
also play n threcrame series with
Evansville before their return.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
BOOSTERS DAY
Applications for Entry hi the Event,
Coming ln-Au Amateurs in.
vitcd % Compete.

Plans Tor tho Boosters uav ~ tho
Wheeling Athletic association are nov.
complete and The different committees
1rr husIIy engaged In selling tho
tickets and prDplrirr t0 make tho
DAY uno OF tl' biggest in tho history
Of Tho sport in West virginia a
meeting OF the Press committee.
which will be- in charge of tho run.
Minis of the athletic cvenfa ON that
DAY. met l1af evening and arranged
thr final details lf was decided f1
aek every manager o. amateur teams
'1 tho vicinity Of WhoaInF. f1 leave
that date open .n order that their
players VIII have a chance 90 compete
"A wrrfIrr ~ fha general committee
Will hr held Turaday evening boo tho
assembly r1om of TIE board of trade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
DROP ONE

NEW YORK. July 3U.-Hard hitting
by Murphy and Weaver enabled Chi
eago 20 win the first game uf their ser.
i.s from New York today by . 70 4
" eaNcrs home run IN the seventh drove
won the game for the visitors. Pirp ~
New YORK. made a triple. a double and
a single. Score.
Chicago 90. o o o / o 3 o % 10 4
New York. % % % % 2 % % 2 o. . 8
batteries ClCutte. Scott and Mayer.
.Shawkcy. pish and sweeney.
Two base hits Murphy. :. PI0n. Nav.
er. Ihrec base hits Cook. pipp. Home
iun Weaver. stolen bases j. Collins
nacrlhce hlts. hnuman. E~lackhurne
Base on balls ShaWkey. g. Cfcott. 3.
Scott J. struck out. Shawkey. 2. pieh.
II ticotte. scott. .. Dmpires. Cor.
molly and Wallace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
SUIT FILED
Martins Ferry Contractors Enter Suit
for Payment for Construction
Of Athletic Field.

shriver & McAninch. Martins Ferry
contractors who erected the stands
for b Wheeling Base Ball Associa-
ton. have entered suit for the collec-
ton OF S6l5 said TO be due them. In
tmation Of this was had several
weeks ago. when the contractors.
through their attorneys. filed a me
chanics' lien for the collection OF the
money. The management has been
az great expense since the beginning
OF he season, and have had anything
but a good eason However, Il IL
said they will settle the claim within
the next few days.
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WON IN TENTH

PHILADELPHIA. July 20-Cleyeland
won a ten inning game from PhuadeI.
.phia today @ To 3. The winning runs
Were scored on kirke'- double. Smiths
single. o-Ncills sacrifice is and an err
Score:
u. n. +.
Cleveland o o o o o ! o IS II 4
Batteries Morton and ONcill: Knowl-
son and Lapp.
Two base hits. Southworth. KIrke
lhree base hit Malone. stolen bases.
w a~mhsEanss. Turner Sacrifice hits,
turner. kirke. Sacrifice hicS Chapman.
90 Veil Iapp. Hase on balls Morton.
~knowlsun, 4. struck out Morton. 6.
kngwlson. i. Umpircs Dineen and
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SENATOR'S WIN

WAsHINGTON. July 30.-Washineton
punched three hits and a sacrifice with
an error On the second inning TODAY and
Won the trst game Of the series with
50. Louis, 2 90 o.. Ayres. for the locals
pitched brilliantly with men on the
bases. score
81. Louis o o % q % % o % % 8 4
Washington o 3 % % q % % "a .
HatterieT Wcilman and Agnew.
Two base hits Gandil Three base
bits. Howard. MucIlor stolen haz.-.
Milan sacrifice hits Austin. Acosta.
Mchude Ease on balls WciIman. p
A}rcf, 2 struck out Ayres. g. TIM
pires. oLoughlin and Hildcbrand.
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Second Game.
CHAMPS DROP oHE.

CINCINNATI. July 3-CincinnatI
won from Boston today by hammering
three pitchers at opportune tunes. The
score was 8 TO 3. the visitors rallying In
the final inning by coupling two HTS
with three bases on balls and thus es-
Gaping a shut out. Kiliifer carried off
the batting honors with three two base
hits. Score:
r. II. r
Boston ....... 0OoO00oOa-g Z D
Cincinnati OO0OlaO2s-g 9 o
Batteries; James. Hughes. Barnes and
Gowdy. Schneider n wingo.
Two base hits. Killifer 3. Magee.
Groh, Smith. Three base hit Wagner.
stolen bases: Egan. Sacrifice hits: Con-
molly. Wingo, Base on balls. James ?.
Hughes l. Schneider Z. Struck out
James I; Barnes I; Schneider 4. I'm
pires: Klein and Cockill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
TAKES APPEAL.
Alleged 6ootlesqer Carries Case 10
Higher Court.

sam julius. charged with violating
h Nost law by driving a wagonload
OF beer through the streets. was ar.
raigned before Squire RAIDER az the
county jail. He was fined 500 ana
costs and sentenced TO 90 days on
the county roads. Attorney sam
Boyce appeared for N defendant and
took an appeal Julius was released
on $500 bond Nick Selma. who was
out on 1000 bond on the same charge
failed 10 appear yesterday afternoon
and the bond was forfeited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
DAVE SAYS

DAVE SAYS
Two big sales now are on at
.KrauS Bros.
One of these is a Suit sale.
All Suits have been divided
into three classes. S9.9S,
S13.4S and S16.9S.
Nothing is reserved.
Then, there's the Manhat-
tan Shirt Sale.
And you owe il to yourself
TO drop in and look over the
bargains being offered.
There's plenty of stock to
choose from and the first in
viii get the choicest ones.
The KrauS Bros store is
the Big Bargain Store. right
now.
Weather for today; Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
Will oRoAlW FOUR.

on Monday morning will commence
the ordination Of four young men for
the Priesthood The services will last
for four days. finishing Thursday.
Two OF the young men Rev. Frank
McFaddcn. and Rev. Wilbur Burke.
we're reared In this city and are well
known locally.
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NORTON RETURNS
Pitcher George Norton. Released BY
wheeling Team Early In Sea
son, Is Now a Stoaie.

George Norton. the speadv Iittla
southpaw that was released bv the
Wheeling team early In the season
has been resigned by Manager Rel
ly. Norton failed 20 get iu condition
while here. but went 70 the Blue
Grass League. whore he has been
pitching great ball tie viii probably
work in n Of the games on the road
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BENNETT RELEASED
Youngster Who Came Here From CO.
lumbUs Was Returned Yestcr.
day BY Manager Reilly

Manager Arch Reilly yesterday rr.
leased Pitcher Bennett. who was Fe.
cured from the Cleveland American
Association team Bennett came here
recommended but failed t0 produce
Tho goods In tho Central dc was
sent back 20 Cleveland Ho pitched
two Fun EameH. losing them both
Hc was hit freely in each contest. and
Manager Reilly decided f0 return him
Re left last evening Tor Columbus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
FEDERAL LEAGUE
FEDERALS

Yesterdays Results
Chicago 2. Buffalo /.
St. L~Ouis-Ncwark. wet Erounda
Other clubs. not scheduled.
Today's Games.
Buffalo al ST. Louis.
Newark at Chicago
Baltimore at Kansas CITY.
brooklyn at
Z. lineage r. n T..
........ = .
NLANANN H-ssr.as ? 1
Bedient Anderson and Blair. Prcnderi
gas and Wilson.
-. Louis-Ncwark. wet rounds-
Others. not scheduled.
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MOOSE VS.. MIDWAY
Two Taaf Teams WIN Meet rhia After.
noon on aiiuuuer pnrh a. uonw0of.
Good Game Expected.

Moose $50 fI $500 play ffs NIfv.r
O. Saturday afternoon or aIUfrrr THf.
49, fhIa IH fHa second rar. ~ fHa ..r.
rHr HUf these f.Hr.H H H"." contest
can Dol expected Tho Moose .I....H.r
'r uIrr..r fNr nraf rHm. Hr rrr.
narrow mHrr.n HUH HIHnH. rH f..
hard f. ".HH|r T.H IHaH |H.r.IH
-' -.H| games. 90 r.Urn.. H1rE HHa
started I|rrIUu Hf fHI. place
The same uHI HU called H H.r.l
f.. .I.H mi. Mnnrr PLAYERS HI.Haa rfrHHt
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HOBBS TRIPLED

Special Dispatch 70 the In~tolligcncer.
nAhIoN. O. JUL 30-Hobbs tripled
10 left with Sykes on nrst and won to-
days game FOR the Vets in the twelfth.
Wolf and Wachtei were knocked from
the box, but Cautly and Rowan had a
pitching duel. Score;
Evansville. tO1O1tlO0OOO-7 - 3
Dayton ... 0331OOOOOOOI-s 10
battcries Wolfe. Canuey and Hauscr.
Machtcl. Rowan and Herring.
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Or ALLEN 10 PREACH.

The regular sunday morning church
services will b. held OF tho Second
Presbyterian church sunday school
40 ln o'clock. followed by the regular
church services az n O'Clock. Rev.
" p Allen. ID 70. pastor o. the nov.
Cumberland Presbyterian church. viii
deliver the address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

10y NoMEE
certainly came back with a ssnsssnes
yesterday Art Sehf pitched the nrst
fsttison did the twifiinE In ths second
soth Tsrs Isa,s slehers seemed 70
toped with them dsr.nE the arst con-
test and WITH one Or Two exceptions he
BE also contributed TO the scorinE when
n trtpled. sending Ia Gray ahead Of
him and scorsd later on a wild pitch.
heir ba,tiAF eyes wlth mem and maui
ed the d"hecry of Bennett to all corn
ers - the lot Tor elk runs.
obay started trouble In the nrst
inning when he singled along the third
bbsSsss m.e Exers was safs when. ne
neld Gray tripled 20 center aud Evers
and OfDay scored. Mozart hat a short
nry 20 left and Gray was held at third
the plate. Bennett 10 WIthrow' Thomas
wi,hPPSSSw on an ssiemp' 20 Pilfer second;
more IN the second when Leber singled
70 right and was followed by a three
base drive TO the same field by Nchf.
Nsht scored a Few minutes later on a
Esa's Pretty Catch
That ended the scoring until the sew
enth when a base on balls to Vann. and
singles ~ Griesei and Nehf filled the
Neale made a nice catch Of the hall and
heavcd on n line TO Withrow al the
plate Nann, who was on third knew the
deadly throwing accuracy OF Neale's
arm and did not attempt 10 score. Ev-
ers singled through FIRST and Vann and
Griesel scored.
In the FIRST inning Nehf famed Sis
son. Nerpo beat out an iufeld HIT TO
second base and took second when Ev-
ers made n bad throw Of the ball sid
son was safe at third on error by Me-
carly. Neale famed. Anderson was pur-
ponely passed and Norton was an easy
out Nehf 10 McCarty. The iocals-connect-
20 FOR singles In third and fourth Inn
ms. hut could not count. n the eighth
center. but Anderson famed. Wheeling
started a batting rally in the ninth bur
were unable 90 cross the plate. Norton
led Off with n single and was followed
by one by Davis but the next three
batters were easy outs.
Second Game.
The visitors scored their first run
IN the second inning when Leher singled
70 center and scored ON trieseTa trfule
70 right. In the third they scored their
ma runs on a two base hit 20 right oy
EEers, \ triple 10 center by Gray
who scored on "a fieldcrs choice on Nc
Carty's ~Erounder. Singles bv Thomas
and Leher scored McCarty. Nann hit in
70 a double play, Reilly TO Nespo TO An
derson- AFTER the third the visitors
were unable TO connect with the delivery
OF Matteson when hits meant runs.
Pattison pitched nice ball and allowed
the smokes hut three scattered hits. one
OF these was a single by Sisson In the
opening round. one a single by Anderson
IN the fifth and the other "a single by
Reilly In the sixth. That ended Il as the
locals were never able TO get a man
nearer than second base. Both teams
LETT last evening for Terre Haute where
they viii play a three game series.
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SPLIT A DOUBLE BILL.

CHICAGO. July 30.-ChicaFo and
NeW YORK broke even iu - douhle-head-
er today, the visitors winning the first
2 % 2 but were shut out In the aecond
: 10 o.. Chicago tossed the nrst game
away when Fishers tumble. followed by
a sacrifice. an infield out and n Wild
pitch allowed the visitors 20 score the
winning run IN the seventh
The locals punched hits In the fourth
and sixth innings Of the second game
Tor -FOUR runs. Scores.
FIRST Game.
New York .... 2OOOOO1OO-S Z
chicago ....... 0O1O0010O-2 \ 1
Batteries: Stroud and Myers: Laven-
DER. Pierce and Archer.
Two base hits. Lavender. Home
run: Doyle. Sacrifice hit: Merkle. Base
on balls; Lavender 2; Stroud 2 struck
out; Stroud 3; Lavender ]; Pierce /.
Jmpires: Rigler and Hart.
Second Game.
New York .... OOOOOOOOO+6 5 .
chicago ...... OOO2020O'" 8
Batteries: Schupp. Perritt. schauer
and Doom. Humphries and Archer.
Two base hits. kniscly. Brainerl
Three base hit. Zimmerman. stolen
bases. Doyle. Fletchef, schultz. SacrI.
nee hit. Humphries. Bases on balls.
HUMPHREYS ?; PeTritt I. Schupp !.
struck out: by HUMPHREYS 3: Perritt 8.
schauer / schupp 2. Empires; Rigler
and Hart.
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DIAMOND MEN
Held TO Grand July by Squire Hennl.
gan After Hearing Yester-
day-GaVe Bond.

W L. Ely and c. W. Chase. alleged
diamond swindlers. were held under
bond to the grand jury yesterday by
Squire Hennigan Ely's bond was
fixed at $500 and Chase's at $500. Both
were able 10 furnish bond. Yester.
day morning the men tried to prove
ahbis by bell hops In local hotels but
failed. The cases will come up at the
next term OF criminal court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
TO TAKE PARR.

Tho Carpenters Union 40 q met i1
their h]eadquarters in the Trades AZ.
Fcwbly rooms iaat uIrht Arrange.
monts for Labor day plans were dis.
cusscd and partially completed
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FOUR RUNS WON

Special Dispatch 90 the -Intelligsncer.
ERIE. Pa. July 3O-Four runs In the
sixth inning sewed up the game for
Grand Rapids here today and the visi-
tors won from the home team. 7 10 4.
Score.
Grand Rapids o.. 1OO2O4OOO-T 9 4
Erie ....-. OOO2OllOO| !
Batteries: Goshorn and McGraw; Hag-
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Two base hits: Johnston. OrNara
Three base hits: NioN. Sacrifice hits:
OMara Dsubert 2. Johnston. Collins.
Harmon. stolen bases. Carey. Collins.
Base on halls: Ruckcr p: Harmon ..
struck out; Rucker 2; Harmon /. I'm
pires: Byron and Eason.
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BILLIKENS WON

Special Dispatch % the Intelligence.
4oI NGSToWN. O.. July gO-Both
the Steelman and Fort Wayne PLAYED
cratic ball here today. but the locals
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Cleveland-St. Paul 4: Cleveland o
At Observation-Disclosures 8; Column
bus g.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ?: MINI
l..
AZ observation-disclosures City 8; Louis
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BOSTON. July s0-prtrolt turned a
nothing o. six score OF ave innings into
a 60 victory over the Boston Amsri-
cans today. aided largely By Boston
errors y Cobb struck cut twice before
the shoots Of Leonard. once for the Third
out With the bascs nucd Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

were worse and were on the short end
OF "a i0-h score. Score:
Youngstown o.. 00O05OO21-s Z
Fort Wayne O.. 20101024O-fO -
Batteries; Gray. Hili and Wagner;
Hart, Osborne and Beycra.
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Tropical Weight
WOrStedS and Crashes

Realizing that all men do not care for palm BEACH"
cloth for wear during the hot weather. in addition to
our large stock OF II, the UNITED purchased an I'M
usually attractive assortment Of tropical weight wors,eds
and crashes.
We are now making a special showing OF these open
weave fabrics which are cooling and comfortable as
well as shape retaining and Seryiceable.
AT our price
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PITTSBURGH. - July ao.-Rrook-
lyn defeated Pittsburgh today. J TO :.
In the ninth OMara doubled. but WAS
run down between third and home when
heat taprel 10 the iunslf Wheat
reached second and scores on CutshaNs
single. score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

Every day the bell 70 the Eton Col.
lege chapel Be- toIIed Tor "a quarter Of
orr hour Cor Etanians killed in Che
war o. ltst ~ whom has been affixed
to the chapel doors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

The Midway A G.. will play the Me.
Conkey A.. =. sunday afternoon af ga
o'clock on the Wheeling Park Grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

Two base hits. S~tunagc. Bubuc. sac
illlce ig Cobb, StanaEv Sacrifice hat:
scott Base on balls Dauss e. CoVeles-
kle ]; Leonard = wood l. struck out.
Lauss ! Roland 1. Leonard o.. Umplres
Chill and Evans.
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Wheeling AZ Tsue Hautc.
Youngstown At Port Wayne.
Dayton AZ Evansville.
Erie a. Grand Rapids.
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TERRIERS GET REVENGE:
TAKE TWO FROM STOGIES
WHITING TwrELERs nncILEss
AND WHrTEWA2H WMEEL-
Iu0 TWICE

Eshf Toy.d with Battsrs IN rtrst
oams and Bsnnstrs Dsitvsry Wa
Severely Poanosd Upon.
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The Hodshons would like 20 arrange n
game with some fast team for Sunday
afternoon. can Jackie James.
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% has been calculated that nearly
500. 900 900 feet or more than $4,000
miles of film are used up yearly TO
satisfy the worlds demand Tor NOV
lng pictures
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Yesterday Essults-
f1)Terre Hautc .. Wheeling o
f1JTerre Haute Z wheeling Q.
l3Juayton A. Evansville Z.
Fort Wayne 20, Youngstown a.
Grand Rapids u Erte 9.
f)-First game. Gl-second game.
fsl-lE insinEs
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IN several towns IN Germany WORK.
inE men are visited at their homes
ON pay DAYS BY saving bank officials
t0 collect their savings for bankIfF
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PIRATES
DRoP A CLOSE ONE TO IKE ST.
FEnBA AT PORTS FULD
Nn8TEHDAN.
HSds Defeat Champs while ne Giant.
And Cub. sPat Douois@RAan
Yesterday Rs.uin

Yesterday Results
tilNeN rork . Chicago .
A-lthicaEo A. New YORK O.
Broukiyn ,. Pitts burEh 2
Cincinnati o. bostuu d
81 Louis-Philadeiphia. vet
grounds. GJ-f1rst game; lgi-second
Eama
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Tigers
Turn APPAEEEr DEFEAr INTO
ONE RuH VICTORY AND
DOVE IKE LEADERs

~ Cobb s-ruek Out Twice. Once wIth
bAAss ruisd-rndiAns win NAnkeea
Lose SsnAtor VIA
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Detroit AZ Hnaton.
Chicago a. New York.
tlct Gland At Philadelphia
81 LUuls at Washington
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TodAys cam@-

rodAy's Games
Boston AZ Cincinnati
brooklyu e. Pittsburgh Cd
New Nork At CHICAGO.
IhlL.n.LnnLa Il 81 LnuLI
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iAl-hattod for Stceu lu seventh.
tD-Battcd Tor CoNclsskie in ninth.
Detroit o ID ID ID q z q "a
Boston ........... ! 100 % o o e
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Yesterday Rs.ulr..

A~lftleVeland g. Fhuadelphia s.
thlcaEn 2 New YORK
Detroit 2 Boston
Washington 81 Louis o.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

drcds returning from the theater were
attracted TO the meeting.
The thousands of women who have
NIL but exhausted themselves in the
long fight heard the farewell of the
campaign spoken with stronger hopes
than they had realized before
Suffrage will win by a majority OF
5;1l4s.
That is the nearest estimate Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait. chairman OF the
Empire State Campaign Committee.
can make.
II know you'll laugh because I say
li6' instead OF merely liO," she said.
But you know that's just like a wo-
man. Did you ever hear Of the house
Keeper who calculated her meal down
to half a bean? Well. that's the way
/ made up this estimate"
Mrs Gait has calculated the ma
jortty Of 5i7.1i6 will be In total OF
l,.S..O36 for the whole state. She sets
a majority of o0,9O7 In total vote
OF 1852 for Greater New York. The
hgures arc roughly based. as they are
only on the canvasses made by the suf-
fragists throughout the State.