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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25
CARDINALS DROP Two
GAMES TO BROOK YN
First Game Is a Ten Inning
Affair, But Second One Is
Settled in Nine Innings.
- A I. !. 2 .nnar,

BROOKLYN, July 24.The
Brooklyns frightened their hold on sec
ond place today by winning two
games from the st Louis Cardinals,
Is to and to S.
g3f First GAME. q
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25
.DUBUG 0UTPITCHES
WAL TER JOHNSON.
And Detroit Wins First Game
of Double Header But
Loses Second Game.

DETROIT, July 24Detroit and
Washington divided honors IN a
double-header today the home team
winning the first game 2 to 0 and
losing the second 8 to 5. Dubuc out
pitched Walter johnson in the open
ing contest.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25
CUBS HELD TO TWO
HITS BY RUDOLPH
Worlds Series Hero Is in Fine
Form and Braves Win Close
Game.
DIV AssocIArGp pREs03

BOSTON. July 24-Rudolph held
Chicago to two hits today while his
clubmates hit Lavender safely eight
times and scored the only run Of the
game.
f,H,srnrn- AR r IN Pc r..
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25

Boston .........s........O o 90 Il O. o o 81
Sacrifice hits-(iowdy, Magee.
Stolen base-Moran.
Left on bases-Chicago /. Boston 8.
Double play-Eisher to McLarry.
Base on bal1s-Om Lavender 3, on Ru-
Struck out-By Lavender 4. by Rudolph
empires ouisley and Emslie.
Time-1 $50.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25
Play Came Il, Ninth Inning
With Two Men on Bases
and None Out.
tsYAssoca,A,rrD pauss,

CLEVELAND. July GA tribe
play bringing the second game Ia
an end featured Cleveland doubts
victory over Philadelphia today. With
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25
sTen innings.
Today's Games.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
AMERIcAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's' Results.

Boston Z, st. Louis s. first game.
Boston 2. st. Louis 3, second game.
Detroit 2. Washington o, first game.
Warrington 8, Detroit 5, second game.
Cleveland 4. Philadelphia 3. first game.
Cleveland 12, Philadelphia 4, second
New York chicago. postponed. n
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25
RECRUIT S HOME run
WINS SECOND GAME
Former University Of Michigan
Pitcher Hits Home Run,
Winning Game.
q enraa,

ST. LOUIS, July 2 4 st Louis and
Boston split q double-header here to-
day, the visitors taking the first to
8, and st. Louis the second 8 to 2.
~. FIRST GAME.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25

twice today. 8 to a and 4 to 2.
"A great one-handed catch by Rob
ertson took home run from Baird
in the second game and shut OF three
Pittsburg runs.
FIRST GAME.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25

y Two base hit-LeW1s.T W
Home run-Sisler. Il.
Stolen %bases-Sisler. Shotten, a0waTa.
Sacrifice hits-Ga1ner, Barry, Shore, Law
an. ARnew. = gi
FIRST Frs IN BASE as on errors4Boston j, ST. Louis
rit by pitcher--Ry Weilman, Barry.
OF st M onts.Ry shore 8. by weilman 2.
Hits Npportioned-Of Shore in us IN
niJrs. on Wood 1 In 4 Is innings.
JTmpires--wallace and Connolly.
Time-2:10
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25

Two base hits--JohnstOh, ocHHuB b 1 1'11 =
Snodgrnss Baird t2).
Home run--Viox.
Sacrifice hit-colllns.
Sacrifice fies Merkle SnodErass. 70,
stolen bases-Carey, Burns. Lobert ~.
LEFT on bases-PittsburE 8, New Sor:; ..
First base ON errors-Pittsburg i, New
Double play.-viox to Wagner.
Rase on balls --Om Harmon 2, on Kant
lehner l. or MarQunrd 4.
struck out-By Harmon ], Dy MarQuaFu
Hits approximation Harmon In 9
stroud . in III innings, on alarauard In
T2a Innings.
wild acknowledgements.
Pissed hnll--SchnnE.
I-inpires-Klem and Cockill.
Time :5s.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25

Today,s Games.
Boston at St Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit. 5a
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.

Newark s, Pittsburg 4, frst game. \,
Newark q. Pittsburg {. called "a q, nansn
st. Louis 4 Brooklyn 2. drst game.
st. Louis 8, Brooklyn Z, second game.
sBuffalo s, Kansas City 2.
Baltimore Chicago, postponed.
.Eieven innings.
Today's Ganaes.
PittsburR Mt st. Louis.
Baltimore Mt Chicago
Buffalo at Kansas City
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25

Stolen bases-Smith, Schang.
Left on ses-Philadelphia Q. Cleyetan0
First base ON errors Cleveland a
Double splays--KoPf to Lajoie, chapman.
to 1Wamhsganss to Kirke.
Hit BY pitcher-By Morton. Healey:
Base on balls-on WyckoR s. on M0rt0MS
= struck out-By wyckon g. BY Morton 81
Wild pitches-Mort0n. WyckOM. 81.
Umpires-Chill and Evans: #
Time-1 :35.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
New York s, Pittsburg f., first game.
New York 4 Pittsburs =, second game.
philadelphia A. CINCINNATI 9, first game:
Phtladelphia IS, Cincinnati 4, second
.Brooklyn 8. st. Louis s. first game.
Brooklyn 0. st. Louis 8, second game.
sTen innings.
Today,s Games.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25

s1 TSree base hits-Bescher. Cutshaw.
Sacrifice hits-Snyder: Sallee; r,,+
stolen bases-Butler, Long. bescner' Sus-
sh EFT on bases-st. Louis II, Brooklyn g:
First base on errors-St- Louis = brook
iyB Base i; on balls on Rucker !, OF Apple
ten 1. q ~ salyaa o
!, sI Pucke w Nv Douglas i, by Smith j.
Hits apportionedIon Robinson I;Ias - n Rue st
-, 10 In 4 >inninr s of Douglas in in
ninEs, OFF Appleton IN us innings, on
Smith In 13s innings
Wild pitch-Rucker.
Umpires-Rigler and Hart
Time-2 10.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25
FIRST GAME.

some ont when winning run scored.
+Batted for Dolan in ninth.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Baseball ataGlance
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

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riegsmGga.

Gin alter Stppslbruber tommt 81.
reft BON Der cambridge 3uei nad,s
ten 6leiider, nm rfelograue+ 2eber.
pusit 81 taufeu. 9st Der @eieqen=
belt bittet er I'm etfpos 4bfol BON
preuBilter WurIt. Der 5letifer
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Am ioaendnnte 8lutluurIt bduoelt.
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srieaen. haun hoffs id. bat ie oas
%ponIopfeu, lpetl fe ood for aget
preuBiide 10 pirs Ineit baben
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IS lit 6ente nidpt e6ne einen seruii.

Us 1T lente uidlt abne eiHen geipii-
len pitanten Gei5 81 boren mas S1o.
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feinen Thomas Seffer{pn
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ocr0ient bat.
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boitie acleljen bate ulio Der iid fort
mabrcuo IN 9si0erlprlihe o%ermidelte.
4ber Der Dtob Don Atldnta, oeiiel
2eI6elIidioften pom einer sauiiienio-
len 3relIe bis gum 8abniinu auTge.
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ben mllroeu. 5ranf frei5niprefeu.
me1ti oas 8eldlurnasmuteridl nod
meit uugcnilqenoer aeipeien mare.
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&ie nnS mann 3iuslaas 1eutif.

Nte mno mann HnFlana Sentif'
tdno beltegeH tam, 0arilber bat
R a III 0orti Mostalier Stu.
0etten eiren lebrreid)en Bortrod &c,
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uno fiihrt oen 9ouipf gegrn Die
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fer fciu Sibirtcu. 9orum fam
lid ser ocutid,e @eiit eutfolten su ei.
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mir IeiltfhIauo beiieqett. Damn nruB
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sere eSnonltrie oen neutihen Wurft
beherrldle1t. unlcre NatFIelte mtilliel,
oen @ortoet 0eutfdIanos reQuliren,
nno itniere @eon1tcn chrIidler uno
nobrbeitsfre,oiqcr lein ols oie bent.
'd'en @eomten: Damn erit mer0rn
mir 0ettldlnno belicqcrl."
@icritadi lheint scr 0idter Ole
Soffnnua Den 5ieQ @liBIonos ilbcr
0etItldIonb 3u erIehcnL enoQilItiq orrf.
Gcdebcn 81 babelt
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Ger graiioent bat Dem Senator


9ofe Snitb aus Georgia gu DerllebaI
gegeben, Dab er lldl eiHem 0eld)lul}
oes G~nugreiies, Ole 119ofien uno 0tl-
nltionsausiubr 81 uerbieterL tptoer-
ieben meroe Aber oas ourl Die Agt-
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bcIegen. Die 3ohl Der Dlitglie
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ualen abgeoronetcaJulies. Die in Der
aiIgeIegeuheit fcin 8Intt Der Den
Wfltno ncbmeL miro bon Gag 81 Gag
gr0Ber.
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DDS @rnbaeInntr enaliidrr sse

dds @rabaelnntr enaliider See
tprumei. Nun hontboroiren oelltlde
ilnterieebootc iton enaiilde Stoote
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a2os nod onrolts merocn tonn. lube
aug ouf @roBe. 8elditmQsiohlaIcit
nl0 Observation-Disclosures oeS NoltcS.
bonat oFfenbor MIR bon Der 9iele oeS
8oliers ab. in oeul cs itd' 81 %beiueaen
hoheu miro. Seoc gerpoufoumtulme
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8robe q~etroaen meroeu miro. Die
GpmboroirumQ ser hritIiden St1otC
spnr Der anfona oe3 Carbohydrates
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
gisl Mtidlrsi une feine Nsone. Ve

fannte I'M 9unoes SSuIti3oepartenlent
tmnd,en fem @ehclmniB ouralls. Dob
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den Die britiIh Qcilnnte 0reIie Fer
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bergeididte" hidlts iii. mas oie Re
aierNnp 3u eiuem &oraehen bcrefti
aerl mur0c.
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@eorsia niro Die Sufamie BON

Georgia uirb Die Sufamie ION
SEQ 6ronts Grutor0tHiq lanac uiht
siihnen fonnen. 9ds GoIf int NuQc
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ell beforqen.
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1uocfloQte muroe ihuIoiq beil,noen
sorF Dos 3eiianiB eihe3 perfonunerep
0seaers ser fhou mIeoerboIt tut3uht,
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Clne nfne Irt W

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git. Shutmadlermetfter (3uu;
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~nitsebe1i Itee ih pil non iesi ab
ali metneg &aaoen Die Stiefel e.
JpcS III egat vadeH. odmit Sir eint
ausgeottn!sye 6IbuerougeGpraris te.
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VOfaler Marftberidt.
ga groffe. 10. ausult.

" 9. s. 8el5. ageut fur oie
Add9en & Miirhen 5elterperfde-
rungs- @eleIfhaft, bot iein Gontor
nod 33I Mann StroBe, iiber Seb-
bero's apothefe, oerleet. Scenes
Bbpne 352.Mt.
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Gualaao fabrt ben aries um ocu

Gne3 NnlaI 1uT Der 0oIblnleI BON
WnilipoIIS. " ndher oie tiirttihe
Eifenhubn an ben Canal rildt nno
elm furftihes 8orgehFn BORT ernlog
ttdt oeito mehr osmauiihe 1ruppen
iud,t Gnalono at Den Garoaneiien
All feiieln.
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Drdmien Site.

Gun So1r I'M Q,ordu5 le3ah!cnoe aoonT
Ssertfen er9altea le ettlel' ldlo'el Sasehs
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Yn5r befommen Der Gout mir
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aunbefmtnt" es bIeibt alio oie Mn.
nabnle, odB ioIdle 5u oer5eidnen lino.
&ieIe 9allnlpouernten itno 5erlt0rt
mpr0eH.
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Webr ais 100 Cpfcr.
99aihingtolt. Is. AuguIt.

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lit, rs Yro5erTt Ser 8oumlpolernte
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uuh Der Scrtuit olleiu miro ultf OtiG
ftonen uon Iolldrs geIf)abt. Auf
Die Scffel0er hd6eTr unter Dem Stllrlll
gelitter uro 20 meroeu 5000 900
notJig fem, nm ben Shaoen. ME ger.
frilurnlerte 0rar,eit. 5erItorte 91her
ilber oeu @diijns uuo 5erftorte Wta.
ltinen einigermoBeu SIT erfesen.
GIgsnti,ams idluosn 1T Ielr srps.
@ulbrugton. 10. @uguit.
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Stu0t Soitfton ertittp1r bat, miro mi
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oterffoddidcr 5ddeuirg $1,000. 900
un0 IA Menihentebelr. SIM Sabre
1900 frn1cn 5000 8~erfonen INNS
2ehen uuo Der Observation-Disclosures er,
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'ticoenen 0tItriften betrogt, mad,
oen beItcn Quellen siiiommengeiteGt:
Ierus Gitp 80; @aIbeiton IA; Sir
ginid Toiut IA; 8otton 10; Mur.
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2tnldl6lrrq 3; 5eobroot 3; Soliton
5, mo gidtnion L.
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Tns ocm 5eloe.
Mitaeteiit bon =. Trans-

2iebe Qottel 0ein 'etbftqeIttttter
0ferftltgmb tiiber lat mid 1eralit
e~rfreut. 0u brdutIi teinen srpeiten
in Nrbeit 81 nebmen. Der Oen tpiro
10 nIlndbIid iiberFliiIf9.
4 n
Vein. gu Sante Wtnries Geburts
to9 Tam ih ntht RAID nal su eud
riib%eriprinaen. St lam bic sFranso.
fen nitt gut oleiu tdfer.
81 i'd am tebt,u wontaa. Rah,
mittng5 pter ubr sebn Winuten, midi
he tis lhIuden mubte. ipeit Scbr ee.
reoe Ron mir seiprothen bobt2 Sd
iretB es ntrtlib nidlt, tpir IhoiTen aet
rdN nit 8renn3iiuoern.
linlere Minno Fou biibIh bei 81,
bieibeH, Bel Den @ulaIdtanpuen tper.
ben Sotinnen 9runoiGhiih nibt an
9eiteOt.
Da dnaltiaF eid. peil ou mir /,
Den Sdroinen tein G5iYhmeIIer oeTtid
bait? Nber Sinh. tpo3u bat man benz
oos 8oiouett.
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8. ii II.

S-8EAAlG = II g. ~
tiir teiue Sannltss. 8on @dtoen'dt
Sd,reger. 4rs;s 70 Scents
gtd6mafdtneH
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grami.u gesen Miebrbe;abiung.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
Grideint icpen 5reita9.

ga Groiie, ocu 2G. Au9nt 1918.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-07
THE war has Influenced the present
styles, especially in coats and
= al1ir.te MT 70 mnntinr, hntn DIR.

THE war has Influenced the present
styles, especially in coats and
skirts not to mention hats. Per
sonally had a French soldier coat, with
the skirt buttoned back, and a tricorne four
years ago, and almost every season since
have had something distinctly traceable
either to uniforms or liveries of some kind,
as l think them decorative, practical and
comfortable. OF course, I think the war
has brought these things more to our no.
tice, and some women are, no doubt,
adopting these styles as a compliment to
our brave men at the front.
Look at my little Robespierre lady in
putty-colored face cloth. She is distinctly
feminine in spite of the stick she carries,
but the whole iress-for it is not a coat,
but a street suit in one piece-is entirely
suitable for the morning walk and lunch
con at the club. / continue, It is putty
faced cloth with fob collar and cuffs OF
bottle-green watered silk. The collar is of
the approved "cloaker" fashion, the skirt
full, the sleeves<long and tight and the
little cape loose about the shoulders; a
small black hat has a martial plume of
tightly curled ostrich
The natural tussore coat and skirt is, of
course, more of to-day and resembles the
French guards in every way but the skirt,
which, in this case, is not buttoned back.
The principal notes are the belt, the cuffs
and the buttoned pockets. The little three
cornered hat is and always will be as chic
as the day 1t was first invented
Speaking of hats, here is another little
military touch, the Glengarry in black
worn by the lady in the blue serge-back
view. 1t is a genuine shape with an addi
ton of a ribbon of green fastening tiny
sprig of clk and heather at the back
much in the same way that the Plantag-
enets stuck a bunch of gorse in their he'll
NETS in the civil war ..r
/ The same lady has a serge and braided
coat and skirt whose principal feature is
the opening at the back of the coat just
below the broad buttoned belt. The skirt
Is full at the bottom, but fairly closely
fitting at the top; the collar high and but
toned at the front.
My last is a little ratine, rather like
military aviator's coat, so buttoned and
close-itting it is, yet giving all the free
dom Of action. It has two large workman
like pockets in either side; close-fitting
collar and cuffs of sable are the only
trimming.
Entirely different in style and effect. but
also most attractive, is a gown whose
desh-colored foundation is, on the skirt,
doubly yelled with gold net, one side Of