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The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-12-16
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Dispositions of Various Matters by
Judge and jury

Todays session of the dist let
court has proven unusually interest,
.ng, and out of the ordinary run Of
court proceedings. Judge WiilCock-
son has spent almost the entire day
with the naturalization Of applicants
Some of the applicants for natural
cation are rather hard to unders and
and the work is difficult on this &C,
cunt.
The grand jury for the December
,erm of court was empanneled yes
terday, as follows:
w. T. McGriff, Union township.
Fred Else, Madison township.
Guy Roof Cedar township,
Wilbur Shroyer, Prairie township.
James Adair, Oskaloosa.
G. B. Kolenbrander, Richland Twp.
J. c. DeBruin, Black Oak township.
Homer Hull Garfield township.
VIM. Gwin, Harrison township.
J. l.. Foster, Jefferson township.
J. A. Lamond, Pleasant Grove Twp.
c. F. Sarvis, White Oak Twp.
The grand jury began work. this
morning at nine o'clock and had been
at it all day. Their work for this
term promises to be more lengthy
than at previous times.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-12-16

1t wasn't many months until John,
too, began to cough, and he smiled
with more and more of an effort as
he sank down into an easy chair TO
rest when he reached home from
work. A romp with baby Dorothy
soon tired him out. Suddenly 1t
dawned upon him that he was go
ing" the same way Jim did. The
doctor looked grave when at last he
went to the family physician with his
trouble. you must give UP your
work at once" he said. Even then,
and II you let me do everything
can for you, the chance for your re-
covery is mighty slim" To shorten
a long story, John had waited too
long. His little nest egg dwindled
away. A month ago his heartbrok
en- widow hid her face in little Doro
lthy's curls as the clods began to fall
on the earthly remains OF her hus
band She was poorly fitted fol
life's work. Little Dorothy is now
being supported through public funds
while her mother washes other PEG
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-12-16

pies linen and scrubs other peoples
floors. In time she, too, will un.
doubtedly become public charge.
In getting" tuberculosis from Jim,
who had got it from somebody else,
John was changed from a producing
member of society, high class citi-
zen and an asset for any community
to liability. Interest on the liabil-
ity will be paid for years to come.
And who can estimate in dollars and
cents the value of that happy home
broken up prematurely by this most
terrible and relentless of all prevent.
able iseases-tuberculos
How many Jims and Johns are
there in our community? Every Red
Cross seal you buy helps to educate
your friends and neighbors to pre-
vent tuberculosis, provides relief and
help for those who suffer and secures
adequate provision for the control of
the spread of the disease from the
sick to the we'll Buy Red Cross
seals for your own sake and for your
community's sake.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-12-16

A. Brown, of Oskaloosa to V. c. Al
lender, of Ottumwa, was soiemnlzed
Only few friends we're present. Mr.
and Mrs. Allender win reside on East
i Fourth street The groom is en-
ployei at the Stevens shoe store.
Mr.. N. Freedman, prominent
merchant of Ottumwa, was in the
city on business today.
I Miss Nellie Shaw of Centerville, re.
turned to her home last night after
visit in this city with relatives.
Mrs. Amanda Hart, of A avenue
west, is in Centerville today to visit
her sister, Mrs. Ollie Williams.
Mrs. c. 3. McCulloch went to Mar
shalltown this afternoon called by
the sudden death of her father, Jas.
Baxter.
Herbert McMullen left this morn
visit for several days with friends and
relatives.
Miss Myra Leslie was a passenger
last evening to Amigo, Wis. where
she will visit for. a short time with
friends and relatives.
Arthur S. Shaw, constable for Laf
follette's justice shop, is at Fremont
and other points in Cedar township
serving papers today.
Rex CruZen and wife and Harry
Hicks and wife are going to Ottum-
wa to the state grange meeting for
the balance of the week.
Miss Gail Wright, of Wright, re-
turned to her home this morning aft
er short visit in this city at the
home of Mrs. w. Bennett.
Miss Nellie Martin who has been
visiting for few days with her
brother w. T. Martin, returned to
her home in Fremont this morning
Mrs. Guy Taylor was a passenger
to Wright this morning, going to at.
tend the meeting of the Art Club OF
that town, which will convene this
afternoon.
Mrs. A. G. Clark and Frank Moore
went to Washington today to attend
the funeral of their brother, who died
in Chicago on Monday and will be
buried at his old home town today.
R. I. Gardner, the Sage of Tracy,
left last night for Phoenix, Ariz.,
where he will spend the winter to
recuperate from his recent illness
Miss Baughman, a graduate nurse,
from the Abbott hospital accompanied
Mr.. Gardner and will care for him
during his stay in Arizona.
James K. Henderson,-he of the
James Kirk Soap association, has be,
come a gentleman of leisure,-for
the time being. He has completed
his rounds and now gets out of the
way of the holiday trade. He Will
be at home with his family and with
friends for several weeks.
James Padgett, who came to OS-
kaloosa last week with the body OF
his son, the late Herbert Padgett. is
departing this evening for his home
in Phoenix, Arizona. He will be
accompanied by Lebert Cruzen, son
of Sam Cruzen, who will make an eX,
tended visit in the west and he may
remain permanently.
Mrs. Sarah Skeels, mother Of Mrs.
H. D. Crisswell, No. 4S5 North First
street, is about the happiest woman
in Oskaloosa today. She was Oper-
ated upon for cataract and the work
was entirely successful and her sight
has been restored. A previous OPP
Grafton, performed earlier in the
year, in May, was not satisfactory
but that of last week gave the best
of results and the patient, who is ~
years of age, is OVerjoyed at the re
stOratiOu of her vision.
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Davenport Dec. 15.-EXtra police
protection is planned for the police
since the experience of Miss Edna
Goose, prominent society girl and ste
nographer for county attorney. Miss
Coose's pocket was picked of $50 as
she was entering the police station.
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p. o. Rusiness Increasinq.

The early shoppers also make early
use of the post office. hence there is
noted quite an increase of business at
Uncle Sans building, and the wise
ones see to it that their parcels are
insured.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-12-16
Peonle Are Not Discouraged.

The farm of Harm Santer, eight
miles south of Ackley. has been rent.
ed at a cash rental of 1925 per acre
This seems to demonstrate that PEG
Dle in hat section are not dtscour
ageI by the fact that the crop this
year is not up to the standard.
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WEST LIBERTY

WEST LIBERTY. W. Va. Sept. IA
Mr.. John J. Jacob. Jr.. who Is WORKING
near Underwood. spent the weekend at
Mr.. Edward Lazear entertained a few
OF his boy friends Saturday evening be-
Tore returning TO his home IN New
mother. Mrs. Harmon I.azear.
Rev. Batson resigned as pastor OF the
Christian church and expects TO leave
soon 10 enter college in Iowa
Mrs. Emma Glass has been quite sick,
but Is slowly improving.
Little Miss Lulu McConn. a grand
daughter OF Mrs. Ddusilla McConn was
able 20 return TO her school work after
Miss Mary Elder is Improving Al her
home since having been operated on
Mr.. Irwin. Garrett. teacher OF the Nor
Montgomery acted as substitute.
Mr.. II. l. Roudcbush was a visitor on
the National pike Sunday.
Mr.. Britt and wife moved from Their
property 20 kirkwood where Mr.. Britt
Mr.. John Crow has been sufforfns
with rheumatism quite a great deal.
Miss Wayne Schorters. Of Baltimore
a niece OF Rev. J. c. Yaekel. returned e
her home after having spent a week az
Mr. Clarence Garrent the West vIr-
ginia Ita mRod. who has been sold 70
enter the Normal school this fall
The fan term OF the West Liberty
good school All OF the boarding houses
being well filled.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Mercy and chill
dren, OF McMcchen. spent a short time
sunday calling on the latter's aunt. Mrs
Frank King.
The Hartley house r. now ready for
roomers a. Mrs. ollie CLANCY, of Steu-
benvillc. has rented 10.
Miss ora Frazier. Of Short Creek ID
the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. ollie clancy
=. W. Dorsey was in Burgettstown 90
business trip Monday
Grove. spent sunday as the guest OF Mr.
Ed. EmslCy.
Mr. Stanley I,emby moved last Friday
from the Van Dine property to the VIII
son.
Mr.. Robert Bonar. sr. has had a slight
attack Of Ia grippe. but Is very much
improved.
Mrs Keziah Gardner has returned
from wheeling. where she was on bust.
ness.
Miss Helen Ruth. o. New Martinsviile
arrived Monday Co enter school a. the
Normal FOR the ensuing year.
Miss Rcbecca Wilson and niece 81
Wheeling. were visiting at the home Of
Nj Robert Honar. ST.
Misses Ida EoEuc. Kathryn MontForn-
cry. Lille Jacob and Aiverda Jerrounf
spent she Weekend at their homes.
NJ. John shorts ie working ia Wheel
ing and spent the week end a. home
Miss Margaret Fallourc. former
student 81 W T.. 3. n. spent Sunday
ln town visiting friends.
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GYM CLASSES AT
YIN. A. TO OPEN
FALL AND WINTER SEASON WILL
BE FORMALLY USHEHED IN
THIS EvENINQ.
Many Special Features Planned This
Woodworking And Boxing To
Ne introduced.

The gymnasium classes az the Young
Mems Christian Association open for
the fan and winter this evening. The
class for the younger business men meet
on Friday evening. Todays classes are
the Business and Professional Mems at
i2;15; the Business Mems at SIS and
the Business Boys at o'clock
Everything is IN readiness for the
opening Of what Is expected TO be a vel =
successful season. Registrations are be-
ing received for the classes Ia wrestling
and boxing
To the gymnasium classes this year
several new features have been added
that viii appeal especially 60 the young
man. In the Intermediate class. basket
ball team viii be formed and one from
the employed boys. The schedule OF
games g. now being prepared. Games
viii be played on Saturday evenings
one of the most progressive moves
that has been made In the local Y NJ g
=. BE- that Of adding classes IN wrest-
ling and boxing Instructors have been
only "A small Zee will be charged b.,
training These classes will be- con-
Quoted In the exercising room and Will
IN no way interfere with the work that
T. Being done By the other classes
Another feature Of the basketball sea-
son in the Y. NJ. e.. a d. that ~ the
formation of ar Industrial league
Teams from the different FIRMS and
companies 81 the city will b. formed and
"a schedule will be- played.
When the gymnasium classes open
this season much more interest than has
been taken Tor some years Is expected 10
De aroused
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RUDOLPH WHOLE SHOW.

CHICAGO. Sept l4.-Dick Rudolph
pltched in me form today and held chi
cage safe while he himself drove in the
runs which won the game in the fourth
lnning with home run. Two men were
out ana connolly trtpled. Egan singled
Rudolph followed with a homer to left
which cleared the bases. Lavender was
succeeded by Standridge and he was hit
nard IN the eighth inning, in which
Magees double. fielder's choice on
smith grounder, Connolly's double and
\ sacrifice netted three runs Rudoiph
eAsed up In the eighth inning and Good 5
uouble and Fishers single saved the
locals from shut out. Score:
Boston ....... 00040OO 3O-7 II 2
chicago -. 100000 O1O-i s o
batteries; Rudolph ana Gowdy: Law
ender. Standridge and Rresnahan
-, Two base hits: Magee. Connolly. Good
Ihree base hits: Moran, Connolly Good
rome run: Rudolph. Stolen bases
Scnhulte, F1uhrer. Base on balls: Law
ender /; Rudolph I; Standridge l. Struck
Rtgler and EaROn
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suPERBAs LOSE.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 14.-Eight hits in
cluding double and a triple drove Mar
guard from the box in the sixth inning
anu 81. Louis took the last game OF the
series from brooklyn today TO 2 The
Nlsltors two runs In the NTH were a
rresult OF two passes, a double steal and
recruit from Winnipeg. twirled a good
game Tor the locals. but was unsteady
Win men on bases. Pitcher Cheney re-
tired In the sixth with a split finger
which he received while fielding a drive
from Bescher's bat Score:
brooklyn 800. 00OO2OO OO-2 & 1
81 Louis ...... 00OO6OO 80 II o
=, BATTERIES; MarQuard. Cheney. Dell and
ASSarty; Boardman and Snyder.
Two base hits: Stengol Gonzales
dnree hase hit: Dolan. Stolen bases:
OMara, McCarty.. Sacrifice hits: Mar
Suarro. hornsoy; Struck out: Marquard
Emslie. o'iN
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REDS TAKE GIANTS.

> CINCINNATI. Sept 14.-By winning
To-Day 70 Z, Cincinnati took four games
out OF nve OF the present series with
rev YORK. The visitors took the lead
scoring two runs IN the first Inning. but
ing them only few scattered hits Tha
locals, made one In the first and in the
second htllifer tripled with the bases
tuli- Schauer was driven from the
mound in the next inning after two
singles and n double had been made
Mathewson retired the side without "A hit
IN THIS inning, but in the sixth he was
pounded hard. Ritter was sent In AZ
the beginning Of the seventh and held
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WESLEYAN HAS
LAST WORKOUT

Special Dispatch ~ the fntslliFsncer.
TERRA ALTA W Va sept IL The
lnaf WORK 1ut Tor the WESLEYAN football
tea mat Lake Terra Alta took place this
rIgnts in the work OF the team sh0wed
uu ana 1f 30 today the whole auual
VIII leave Tor Uuckhanuou arriving there
tonight and registering nf thr COLLEGE
Tomorrow The fref regular practice for
fN" lNIl season af home uiu take place
~ q o'clock fumurruw afternoon on the
,oI .sEc fi..d. when the squad is expected
fu double tu numbers
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BRAVES MOVE UP
IN THE BIG RACE

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE worlds
champion Boston Nationals furnished
the only change in the baseball situation
place. as the result OF their their Victory Victory
over Chicago while Brooklyn was losing
10 81. Louis The Braves hold the sec
point over Brooklyn. the only pennant
contender In either league 20 lose TODAY
The philadelphia Natioals lived up to
they established this season hy winning
another game from Pittsburgh and
thereby clinging 70 their four game lead.
The apparent deadlock in the Amer
can league remained unchanged. The
petroiters. although winning their third
straight game from the New York team.
we're given no opportunity 20 gain on
the Red Sox. who won their seventh
consecutive game by defeating ia.
somewhat formidable Chicago aggrega-
tion and thus retaining three game
lead. The Red Sox and the Tigers wind
up their series tomorrow and then cross
bats At Boston for what may be the
Deciding Series
Those who already concede the race to
the Red SoS are speculating now wheth-
er Chicago will be able TO retain third
position. Washington il tonight only
four games behind the White sox. and
az the rate Clark Griffith's team has
been going there IL chance Tor ~ to-
overhaul Chicago. New Works berth in
the second division also - threatened
Win 81 LOUIS only four games behind.
portunity tomorrow TO get a better hold
on second place ending their series in
Chicago. while brooklyn has an off dav
Philadelphia will wind up their series al
Pitt sburgh.
Below the three pennant hopefuIs in
the Tener circuit there b. n merry Ilftf.l
hEht for fourth place. in which virtually
alF the clubs eliminated from the rem
nant rave have n chance. ~. Louis holds
the position tonight by n single point
over Cincinnati whose play TODAY put
them IN fifth place over the Chicago.
Cubs
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HEAT AFFECTS
The W. Y. U. SQUAD

MORGNNTOWN w Va sept IL
IodaF.a workout wHa furfnilrd ono half
hour owing tu fNU excessive heat. Head
Coach MnfEEur dispensing entirely with
HcrimmnEe Three heavy linrueu were
un The verge nf collapse Hf the end OF
signal drill and thr hlckfIeId men we're
entirely worn out Nthr heat FuFrnf
Rail. High school start from NrsV MAJ.
unaNlIlf. Joined fhn team TODAY a. we'll
o. Mcginnla biz Ineuan from Harris.
vile Nirh The training table Will start
tomorrow noon With llnileF. DID, brennan
man. IufrHIHuu. fhUuuwNfh. curry IfIfn
HudEera. stevenson and captain Leather.
wood
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FEAST ON CRABS
Fssd VIII bs Enjoyed Thursday rveuinq
nt Camp Pee Wee. ~ Local
M0torcyctiata

Du account OF thr serious Illness nf
PRECEDENT . landHu fIrr oft fhH MhfrI.
lna Motorcycle club nu business uIrrfIur
wa held lnHf night several new mem
urrH were fu have been taken ln but
fhnf business l1id over until The next
meetluF The members of tho club who
attended enjoyed social hour
Advancement Tor fhr crab frnnf are
no wc0mpirte ard lf viii b. held I'd Wa.
wood of Camp Pee Wee 4 mum hrr or
Invitations have been sent Duf ard 81
Mrre crowd b. cNpccted to attend. on
Thursday evening
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According 60 the leading sport writer's
~ the country. Boston has IN Arthur
Nchf one Of the baseball marvels Of the
sge. Nehf. teW weeks ago. went to
the Braves from the Tcrre Haute Cen
trails, and Immediately started pitching
shut out. tie has pitched shutout games
against the Pittsburgh Pirates Cincin-
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and fourteen of the last sixteen games
played Score:
n. H. e
Batteries: Carter and O'Nein: Du-
mont and Henry
Three base hit: Milan. stolen has:
Mcbride. Sacrifice hit: Shanks. Base on
balls: on DumOnt. 4: on Carter /
struck out: BY Carter. 2: BY Dumont
2. Umpires: Connolly and chill
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NEW YORK. Sept. 14.-New York
lost its seventh straight game today.
Detroit winning &C ?. A tumble by
Bush let In both OF New York's runs.
and kept New York In front until the
elghth inning when Cobb drove in De-
troits tying and winning runs with a
single Mogrtdge, in making his local
debut with the Yankees pitched a fine
game. Score:
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ATHLETICS pnoP ArorHrn
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 14.-st. 10

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. list. Louis
made clean sweep OF the series OF
-FOUR games with Philadelphia by win
ming today's game IL to 4. Three pitch
ers failed TO stop the visiting batsmen
while Parks and Koob did good work
Tor ST. Louis. Sisler made three hits
giving him ten safeties for the series.
Schang went TO the plate five times He
hit once by the pitcher. Score:
X. H Z.
s. bSSis d5S5g9G 2-i2 Y 2
Batteries: Parks and Leary: Knowi-
son, Wyckon. Aucker and McAvoy.
Two base hits: jacobson, Oldring.
Three base hit: Shotten- Home runs:
Jacobson. Strunk. Oldring. Stolen bases
sisier, Partt. ?; Lavan. Shotton. Sacrf-
nee ny: Strunk. Base on balls: Parks
D. HOOD l. knoWlson. 3. Wyckon, 8 ::
Ancher, 3. Struck out: Parks, 8
Myckon' g. Umpires: Wallace and
Evans.
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RECRUIT DELrvERs GOODS


WASHINGTON. Sept. 14-Gene Du-
mont a young recruit from Fargo y.
D., celebrated hi sdebut with WashinF-
Ton today by holding Cleveland to two
hits and no runs. while the home tea m
was scoring three times. washington
has won three straight from Cleveland
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RED sox WIN AoArH

BOSTON. Sept 1.-THE Boston Red
Sox today defeated their White HOUSE
opponents. winning the fourth straight
game OF the series with Chicago BY two
runs 10 one. Errors decided the contest
which was a tight pitching duel Ruth
allowed only two hits one OF these a
double by John Collins In the third in
had given Murphy his base, and scored
Chicago.s run. II was John Collins
errors that won for Boston. Score.
Chicago Oo1OoO
Boston go. o o o o OO2 -
Batteries: Benz. Russell and Schaik:
Ruth and Thomas, Carrigan.
Two base hits: J. Collins. Ruth. Stol-
en- bases: Murphy. Wagner. Sacrifice
hits: Scott, Hoblitzel. Benz. Murphy.
out; Benz, 2; Ruth. 5. Umpires: Hide
brand and O'I.oughlin
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
FEDERAL LEAGUE
AMERIcAN ASSOCIATION.

neapolis g.
Al acknowledgements s: Kansas
City 1.
y others scheduled.
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the locals safe the remainder OF the way.
Score:
New. York.. 2OOOOOOOo-2 s 3
Cincinnati &C.. 41O1 - l6
Batteries: Schauer. Mathexson. Ritter
and Dooin. Wendell. Lear and Wingo.
Two base hits: Rodgers. Groh. Fletch-
er. Lear. Three base hits: Burns. KILL
fer Home run: wingo. stolen bases:
Doye ?: Merkle 2. Sacrifice hit: Groh
Struck out: Mathewson 1; Lear / Um-
pires: Quigley and O'Day.
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A.-S
heat victories ruled at the Grand aSire
cult meeting this afternoon. not a race
soins beyond the regular limit. Single
ers. ''' ''"''-
Summaries
Messina Springs driving club sweep
sunloeh. c. sahib-Miss Sub
Roy Bingen. $. iMite6elD I /
keNelry. BLK 2. CWhite) 90. 2
Peter Pride. b c. CBrezel ...... dr.
Nononia, b (. twetmossej 's'... 8 To
Time; 2;2Sk: 2:2sA; 2.25L
The onondaga 2'o7 pace. 3 heat plan.
Single @. :. Anderson-w WIKI
es-Little Gyp tGOsnelD .... I
kebus q. br &. tMcDonald) " 2 ? 4
H Ma1ST A 2HiFf' , e. q ,HSfggssy11; 2 2
frank Patchen. br h. tCoN)... S dis
Time: 2:os1: 2.O4H 2.o5i..
2:lt pace. , IN heats purse 81 900
sssP iiia y. R Srf cu g cs,os Ss5! !
fteter :. e.; GRADY ....... 3
Fern fSG f Hsl sls III; Hc4sS Sonss 8 (.
Prestolite. b m. tGeers) 600.
Elisha ,. T. tGarrison) ....
June June Frost, b m. tHubbardD.
Time s.o5& a s! 'sPGS ,.o7S as
Messina Springs Driving club sweep
stakes for year old trottsrs. purse
Eudora spier. blk r. Directum
Spier-Eudora tWhitel ....
Mazda. D C. G.attimerl ....
beacon Hale. biz. tMitchelD
Samor br n. tJonesD ....... a
Time. 2l7A 2tbL
,2.is trot 2 IN s. purse 81 goo:
Almap, br M. Cochale- REGENTS
Last Carpenter ....-
ldora Whorthy b m. tRodneyl
Audrey Gray. b m. COX ~.
hclenn tonstaine. m. dick
King Beiiina b - q. Dicker-
SOM .......... ...............
Polly T m. GARRISON &c..
onward Forbes b. tMurnhvl 3 4
Dame nanver. b mi. GRADY s s
Adbella Waits m tshankn dis
". a. W. D 2. tphilburnl 80. 10 ais
friniclida 70 n. tMcDoweIn dis
Host Peter. D n. tCrossman1 . dis
Time. 21oLs 2.t0k 2.1Otb
90 trot 3 in g. purse 81 200.
MnrEnret nruien m Peter
the Great cox ........ Al
Joan hr m. tMcDevitD ....
kvthmel blk M SHANK ...
Time 2.o6h 2.p6A 2.0bH
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Two base hits: Bush. Stolen bases:
Bauman, Cobb. Base on balls: Mogridge
2; Lowdermilk Z. Oldham i. Umpires
Nallin and Dineen.
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TIGERS
coNTINuED WINNING STREAK AuD
TAKE YANKEES OVER IN CLOSE
GAME.
conb's Hit Won The oams-Athietics
Lose To Browns-asd Son Trim
white sox-senators Take
Indians.
Yesterday's Hssuits-
81. Louis IL. Philadelphia T.
washington J. Cleveland O.
Detroit ;. New York 2
BOSTON 2. (-hlraro


Chicago At Boston
St Louis at Philadelphia
Detroit at New York
Cleveland at Washington
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Two base hits: Chalmers. Three base
nlt. stock Home run: Cravath. Sacri-
nee fly: Wagner. Base on balls: Chai-
mers. 4; Hill. 1. Struck out: Chal-
mers. 8: Hill. 3. Umpires: Orth and
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Today's Games.
baltimore at Pittsburgh
Newark at Kansas city
Brooklyn at St Louis
Buffalo-Chicago not scheduled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15

4OtAIs ...s4 % II
x-Batted for Gibson In ninth.
"-Batted for Hill in ninth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15

Messina Springs driving club sweep
stakes, for ? year old trotters. In 3.
purse $1,000. lFirst heat Monday