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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-03

Shipments for the Week
Henderson & Sons, four cars of
eggs; two cars poultry.
Dawson & Sharp, one load sheep;
one load cattle; one load hogs.
McClintic & Yates. two loas hogs.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-03
Monday, June 7th "EYE DAY." Bebb's Jewely Store
FOURTEEN DAYS MORE.

Contestants Now Entering on the Last Lap of The
Democrats Great Contest. Every Minute of
the Remaining Time Is of Value. Keep After
Votes as Though Your Life Depended on it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
 "H0p''

ing at the Woodlawn library, as officers are to be elected Mrs. W. A. Austin is a guest of Mrs. John Cain.
 MT. and Mrs. W. T. Nall are visiting in Pensacola, Fla.
 Mrs. c. T. Thomasson entertained the members of the Senior Forty-two club and few other friends at her home in Ensley Wednesday afternoon when ferns and salvia made the house lovely Tho club game was played at three tables and later a salad and ice course was served
 The Thursday Afternoon Forty-two club met yesterday with Mrs. F. O Harris at her home. The hostess used dahlias and ferns in decorating, and at the conclusion of the game light re- treatments were served to the eight members.
 Miss Sarah Glider has gone to New Decatur. where she will spend the fall and winter
 Mrs. J. E. Shoals has returned from a trip to the north and east.
 Miss Lillian Canterberry is visiting friends in Huntsville.
 Miss Alma Godfrey is at home after spending the summer on the Jersey coast
 Prof. F. F. Gordon has returned from New York, where he attended Columbia university.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
FOR SALE
SOUTH HIGHLAND HOME
 $3000

Nice, large 5-room cottage built for a home out of best material, located on lot 5ox140, facing south, on paved street, one block from two car lines, convenient to school; the best bar gain on South Highlands; price only S3000
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
GRAIN PRODUCTION
 SHOWS INCREASE

Washington, September 2.-Grain pro- auction in countries outside the war zone has increased this year by 20 per cent. The international institute of agriculture report, received today. estimated the 1915 crops of Denmark. The Netherlands, Roumania. Canada. India. Japan, Spain, Ireland. England. scotland. Italy European Russia Switz erland Tunis and the United States as follows:
 Wheat, 2,7os,0o0,Ooo bushels. an in crease of aO.2 per cent over 1914.
 Rye. 1.O62,000,000 bushels an increase of 19.7 per cent. -.T..
 Barley 1,o16,00o,00o bushels, an in crease of IFS per cent
 Oats, 2.725, ,000,0O0, an increase of es I per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
Denies Cruelty tO Germans

London. September 2.-G:2S D. m)-The home secretary tonight denied statements published in the United States that Ger man women and children in London nre being exposed to the fury of mobs, en- couraged by the police; and that when ever they venture out of doors, they are
 prevented from buying food and are compelled to subsist on what they can beg The home secretary says that all German women desiring to return to Ger many are given facilities for so doing and that, together with their children, they receive the same police protection as Brit isn subjects and similar relief from the guardians of the poor if they are desti- tute. It is added that access to hospitals on the same terms as Britishers are ac- corded sick German women and children.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
FOR RENT


 FOR RENf@E1fIre upstairs, consisting of four large rooms, large front porch, sleeping porch, private bath, partly fur nfshed, $50. or unfinished s45. Lights. water. heat, telephone included in above; no additional expense except your cook ing gas. One of South Highlands best homes and convenient to cars. Will rent only to adults and references required. Address DIS, care Age-Herald. S-12-tf 1716 14th ave, south, S-room modern resi- dence; lot 6ox21o, fine garden, fronts south. heated by furnace and flreplaces reception hall, parlor dining room and kitchen on first floor, four sleeping rooms and bath upstairs, large cellar and cement basement; price $50 per month. r. T. Frierson, owner, 2l20 1st ave. Phone Main 3950. S-24-tf FOR RENT October 1, modern apartment. newly papered, polished floors, rooms, large hall, furnace, gas heater connected for hot water; possession at once. 903h s. 14th st. Large front porch and back porch; reasonable rent. Phone Main 1523. S-12-tf CHOICE and 5-room cottages, bath and electricity; also rooms, modern, reduced rent. H. D. Smith, 206 Hood Bldg 9-2-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
Society
tContinued from Page six)

watermelon cutting this evening at tic home of Miss Annie Mae Harding
 Miss May Landers of Heflin is the guest of Mrs. J. M. Darlington. Miss Alma K. Newman of North Carolina will arrive today to spend the winter with Rev. and Mrs. R. l. Du- rant
 Miss Lora Poole is at home after a visit to friends in Eppes.
 Mrs. John Wood is critically i'll at her home in Pratt City.
 Mrs. Mabel Ellison and Miss Mamie Lou Ellison have returned to Altoona after visiting Mrs M. H. Bennett.
 Mrs. J. H. Simpson is visiting Mrs John Rives and Mrs Ed Keith en route from stay with Mrs. A. J. Gordon in Tul- lahoma, Tenn, to her home in Full ton, La.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Adams and chil- dren are visiting relatives in Warrior
 Mrs. Howard Westbrooke of Meridian is the guest of Mrs. R. M. Jones.
 Mrs. Louis Turner and Mrs. B. F, Bickens are spending this week Tn Nashville.
 Mrs. Charles Mills Is i'll at her home i1 Inglenook.
 Mrs. D. c. Pinon Is visiting friends in Dolomite.
 The Delectus club met Wednesday afternoon with Miss Lorene Atkinson in WoodIawn. Following the game au ice was served to the members, inclui- ing Miss Vivian Gillend, Miss Bertha Glass. Miss Bessie " Banks, Miss Em- ma B. Guthrie. Miss Hattie l.. Banks, Miss Evangeline Williams and Miss Ma mic Duke.
 Mir and Mrs. W. L. Marlborough have returned from Memphis.
 All members are asked to attend the meeting of the w. c. T. U. this morn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03

W ILL swap corner lot in Central Park
 Tor 2-passenger auto in good condi-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
40 Visit Emperor

Vienna, September 2.-(Via London, Sep- tember 2. 6:25 p. m.)-A deputation of TO representatives, from Hungary and Crotis today visited Emperor Francis Joseph at Schoenbrunn castle. They were intro duced by Count Tixsa, the premier, and Cardinal Czernoch They gave the Em- peror great ovation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03

Hotel Ave and9
 Sonn L. Parker oiownN1arx Cigar eand20t Aycan sA norman Gatnmiu Drug Co. d Ave
 fssel Pharmacy, N. St
 Alner Drug 1900 Eth AyeN N Awentyfist Avenue Drug Co If N Walker Drug N 9uun Drug Co, 500 Ave UnA west End Drug Co.,, l122 Ave Wes End Gneek Drug Co, 2200 Ave s., counter 9agnolia Pharmacy. Magnolia Point s. cear countan gus. rno Drug Co, 600 27th St, s, keid's Pharmacy 2720 Ave. G. S, cisarc counter Maurice Letaw. l430 S.. ciga ave Points Drus Co, Five Points, cigarc counter Hichmond
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
MALE HELP WANTED

FOR RENT-Two connecting, partly Furnished rooms for light housekeep [ ing. 920 Central st. Phone Main s13G. f4 9-3-3t WANTED-Young man with high school .education to do light work in payment
 for a tuition. Wheeler Business Col. flege.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03

FOR SALE-Nice business, cheap; party leaving city; terms. Address r. Q.
 Box 679. 9-3-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
Steamer Sunk

Steamer Sunk
 London, September 2.-Q245 p. m.)-The British steamer Savona, 11S0 tons gross. and owned in Leith has been sunk. Three members of her crew are missing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03

furnished steam-h heated room to gentlemen next to tile bath, continuous hot water; garage If de-
 sired; references exchanged. Main 261S. S-31-5t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
SWAPPERS' COLUMN

WlLL swap money for old oyercoats
 suits and pants. Gem Cleaning Co.,, 22Os 1o ave. Phone Main 1909. S-l5-30t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
SWAPPERS' COLUMN
SWEATERS. COLUMN

tion. Mail answer to MT Joseph, 1920 4th ave, Birmingham. Ala.
 WANTED-To swap for part cash, part Birmingham property and part deferred payments, a fine alfalfa farm near Dancy, value $50 per acre. Write Box GA, Dancy, Ala. S-1s-30t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
ONE GENT A W0RDL0NE LENT 4 W0R[
FOR SALE

HATES-one cent a word a day, no nd
 ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03

NAIES-Onc cent a word . day; no ad,
 taken for less than 35c for first in.cr" = -lnn: Gn.h Imust nccompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-03
FORD BROS. R. & I. GO. Phone 6174. 316 N. Fist St.

COMPLETELY equipped restaurant on 18th st. did $500 last month; rent $15 bargain for $250.
 Half interest in picture show to man who can manage same; salary and half profits: $500 cash. American Ser vice Co, 923 Jefferson County Bank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-24
DAVE SAYS

DAVE SAYS
You need a suit of Summer
Clothes.
Not necessarily because YOU
need more clothes but because
itYSummer.
But here's the idea-you
AN get that same Summer
suit ,aS good as the wealthieSt
OF your friends are wearing
at Twenty-Five per cent OF.
Then too, KrauS Bros. are
selling Palm Beaches and a lot
OF other suits that will make
YOU the best pleased man in
Wheeling and vicinity. once
you hear the price.
They're selling all this sea-
sons Straw Hats at One-Half
OF and a lot of dandy shirts at
50 cents.
The Kraus Bros store is the
Bargain Store, just now.
weather for today: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-24


ny 70 In the second. third.
fourth ana NTH innings the locals Sc
cured a safe bingle. but the next two
haltcrs were easy outs and they could
not register their marker.
In the sixth. Anderson opened with a
single 90 center. Lear siuglcd past
third. Wctzcl picked out one 60 his lik-
lnE and drove a. To- the s-curehoard in
center for a pair OF bases. scoring An
dersou and Lear. Mfthrow flew out to
Ellington and Mattcson grounded out.
Steil TO kccne. Sisson raped a hard
single past short and Metzcl scored.
Ncspo singled TO center but Reilly flew
sut 10 StciL That ended the scoring
Tor the locals and not until the last Of
the ninth did they again connect for
a Hafcty.
SlEson. leading Off IN the ninth. hit a
hard roller TO short that looked good
Tor "a hit. but the speedy little short
FIELDER came IN and mai a fine run
ming stop and throw. retiring sisson.
Nespo singled sharply TO left. Reilly
made a strong bid for "a hat. but Nee
broke ~ down and tossed TO second.
forcing Nespo. Ncalo ended the game
with g herd gruuuder Co short on which
Reilly was forced at second.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE
FEDERAL LEAGUE
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES

CLEVELAND. July .z-scaaor roc
ords went hy the board TODAY in the H-
bal program OF tho Grand Circuit race
inr st North audaU The DAVIS card
was sensational O. fitting climax to the
best week 1f racing the local track has
ever known
Driven hT Por Geora. Napoleon Direct
in tho en1 pace. went che frsf heat Ir
2 "-t and repeated ir the second heat
ord a Won EEL CO., fastest teo heat r.r-
riIeted ~ walter Cox who thereby
rar., ul 11.S ~ ' .lS 81 ,s- week Msr-
.'l on tnt 10 fruf Iy stepping tho
nrst mile boz 2oia EsfrrninE in tdo
o5l. swing ber t4s @5.tsl .s.,5 i1
'af s"i Two beat race chat have been
Lou I~.rr'urs ta.s fhs Harars lr sfr
s, Victory 'i Che
summary
fro.trr purse $780,
aras 'all-.i '' H''
sr faIs.s b. q .ysr-
u,t v.-,a, D. .var
Director ussr .sa r.Ior col
HlHsenr "a1a,,es Nobel
sf Hs.t rm. Ia. b. g.sr
r--s ssar.oid t-7t -r..p.t.s,s
OBJ r tv A,aortbg
Spirit .r. -..v G
HasHr.af
urs.t OBJ b. waI-.r
u % ,whI,.a,,n ,
r..s -fsssrs rl-siss end D. 3D..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-24
WHITE Sor w1r

CHICAGO. july -Fbi.HrD mad. 10
uiree straight from Sew York TODAY.
when thoY won three tn two. In a dos
perate ninth inning uuieh. John coll
tlhf sluglr TO right. coupled with his
DARING base running when he stole Sec
ono, took third on "a short passed ball
ana scored on Lethold's sacrifice NV
gave the locals the game. Eddie Cicotta
pltched a mastery game until Tie
eighth. Score.
New York. OOOOOOO1 IL 6 O
Chicago. 0ruo0Uuof =
BATTERIES. Warrior Donovan ana
sweeney. Cicottc and Mayer
Two base hits, Felsch. MAYER. Three
nase MT Hartzcll stolen bases. Hiab
Collins. Sacrifice hits y Collins
Weaver. Elackburuc. Pip. High. L.t-
bold Base on balls. Warhop = Cic0tte
OLoughlin and H~ildehrand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-24
LEAGUE.


a. Jersey City-GO inniuEzj
Richmond .-. 100000 Z-5 . I
Jersey cts r.. U2O0OUUnU -g 4
Morrisctte and Schaufsl,. sherman.
CrutCher and Reynolds.
AZ Euffaln-tls luuluFsl
Rochester on 600 u-u 600 uuu=t 90 p
Buffalo 900 DUZ TuI 900 uuI-s ~ /.
hersch. Erickson and Williams. Cav
and DuElDw.
At M0utrcal-tIO iuuIugsl
Toronto .-..- UUUlUUl2O- ID IL I
Montreal ..... uuIuUU.TI-. 10 d
Luqu' and huchsr, Fullerton and
MADDEN
a. HnrrIeburE-G1 iuuinEsD
Providence 100000 auuI-f % %
Harrisburg ruIuIuUuUu.I 3
ocschger and Haley, sChacht and
SNOW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-24
REDS WIN IN TEN mEuEes

PHILADELPHIA. July 28=Haf work
'n me bases bT both teams frfrr4
largely in tho game which gqra-
won from philadelphia TODAY I1 taT
nnlnFR 2 Co 2 Eaumgurfrar r.e.
Leach "a pass a. the start of ne trrf,
and RiNey went 90 the rubber N~orfvstgs
stDrihce and TwomhIry'a out rrf f..--f
'u lhird and Do scored when Nf.r.W
"m'ied 'r'h.s g~rounicr Score
o. ~ E.
li lilifInfiH nnunHnIur % 9
.II'i Iurey. benton. Dale rrf
.ItrFe Nnnk1lnitz ChHIm.ra. r4 Iw
E1rfrrr kiNov and H. kIIIifar.
base 1ifs NnIlvIfr. Becker
InnHF ? Benton o rnaImtra. r.ur
.Eartner. Struck out Tlrrr rr.-
t'In'rf E-lHmEHrfrrr.
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GAVE r HITS.

htIhpIT. July 2a.=HoIding Wash
inELon % three hits CovcI,skie out
',H'i raIha and Ayres today and won
from Detroit. . 60 D.. Score.
t-hlnkt'n ... n0UO10OO-I . .
bttrolt ooOOe000s-2 o
ha,lerlta .allta. AyrCs and Henry:
IoNels-kic and Stanare.
stolen bases CobD. MoclIcr. Poster.
Saerifice hit Coyele-kic Base on balls:
1oNtieskle B. Galha p struck out:
pires Nallin and Dinecn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-24
TWIN BILL
Grand Rapids ana wheeling Will En-
gage In Doublet This Afternoon
-Stog1es After Revenge.

Tho stogics and Furniture Makers
will engage in "A double header ON
League park this afternoon. Now this
D. the nrst Saturday bargain day attrac-
tun that has been offered this season
ana as the SmUkys are Emaruug under
the sung OF two successive defeats they
VII De- out for rsNtuEe Goshorn and
ttauser viii DO the pitching for Grand
RAPIDS and Nct1ol and Davis Will work
TOT iht smokes. III" urst game will ba
called az e. o'clock and the second viii
start just 10 minutes after the end OF
the nrst.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-24
PENNSYLV
Fast Fairbanks Team VIII PLAY Beiiair.
Athletics Tomorrow Afternoon

ihe bellaire Athletics viii be up
a.rl one or the strongest teams In
Ncsttrn Pennsylvania. SUNDAY after-
noon Nhtn they meet the crack semi
lI"ir aluudl team from Fairbanks. This
team mas demonstrated its superiorffv
over the majority OF the teams In That
section and ls now reaching out over a
larger territory.
%. tirbanks team has never been
uoltai'd ana while Mgr. McNcy Is de-
l'tmlned that they shall not win this
H'.a'. lle fairbanks lads are equaIly
htlialf, has been practicing each al
tefhoon for this contest and the lads
ere now iu excellent condition. Every
member OF the pitching stair mas b..o
~orkuE out. and Brown. Pracht and
S,lls are now going good.
htaltf, who Will oppose one Of tha
local lads ou the mound. b. the star
Nirlcr ON the Fairbanks club. sport
" tiers 49, pittsburgh and vicinity pre-
nLNL a bright future for this lad and
.lHle mat Do, viii make the big Leagues
ln a lev seasons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-24
IN AMATEUR N
SEMl-PRO WORLD.

I'D. E,uwuud HANDLERS would like
l' HIfan.. o. Same with some fast team
Tor sunday afternoon. To arrange gama
eau a'-I on the National
IHt llIEhE Giants will play the Kew
juniors sunday afternoon ON the
D N.riN .hftu street ETuuuda The game
"hl De- called &C 10 o'clock.
Tho Nll.-tars. or Martins Ferry. will
Ii' the Patterson and Film Grove team
az Eim Grove this afternoon.
The Florence Athletic club. ~ ReIi-
a.It VIII play the Hauere. or WheeIIrg.
'n zoe l1frurH grounds uuday aftef-
i.'H Ih' Same win be- called promptly
"a 600 n .iYNH Considerable riNalrr
exists between these teams and a fagt
same is expected.
Tho Virginia White Sar accent tbs
IiIi.NE' 90 fNe PATTERSON a. q. FOR
aHio on fI' Patterson Eruuuds SUNDAY.
INr manager of the Patterson team "a
H' IIg.ftI COB IH1 Inff-N wheeling On
mo National tn complete arruugcmsuta.
u. Martins Ferry Independent. viii
Quincy fH Ea"IHud tomorrow Afternoon
thef WI. cross bats with fhs
i.th land Atn.r|.. club Hu tho diamond
, That uIa". HrI r nrr game De- frperf-
90 Mooney and HHf.HrIHrr will form
.0 battery f.r Tho raFiaud team. uhfie
n. n'u" H"I NrfIHE Will work Tor tho
IrI' .'.fr A LARGE number OF root
sra WI. accompany The Martins berry
team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-24
BILLIKENS WON

Special Dispatch TO the Int|cligcnccr.
FORT WAYNE. Ind. July 2g-Hart
bestcd Rowan in a pitchers battle and
Fort Wayne won from Dayton. 3 to J..
StuppS' double ia the second scored
laytou.s only run The score.
DAYTON ....... O1OO0 0OuO=f .
Fort Wayne ... O1OO1O0Is- 80 1
Rowan and Herring: Hart and Eeycrs.
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INDIANS rAKr NJ

,LEN ElANb, July 23-CIeVeland de-
.al,i philadelphia II To- 8 today.
ilessief and Pepper being wild and in
'litcuNc Mitchell was effective Win
men on bases. Score: ~
Dtet Gland geo. E0410J1O'-II u ?
hliadelphia % OO20UU- 3
BATTERIES; Mitchell and O'NetI: Rr,ss-
Ter. Pepper and Lapp. McAvoy.
base hits. smith. Infufr. Sfrtrk
lhrec base hits. smith. Chapman. o.
N'lI Sacrifice hit. Eschsn. Stolen
haSti Southworth. Harbare. Mambs-
SANS. struck out. Mitchell 3. Hrcss-
Ter I. Omuir,s. chill and Evans.
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ST0GIES DROP ANOTHER
TO FURNITURE MAKERS
CBT sHEPD

Grand Rapids won the Second zane
~ the series yesterday, BY hitting the
delivery ~ Davis and Matuson when
game but was relieved - Mafttsan af-
ter one man vas uuf in the aecond Nee
Won ne same gfor the visitors In the
over the ieft uslc fence Tor ne cir-
cult ~ was the second hall pitched
~ Mattisoh Msitsr. Who bad doubled
brilliant fielding game and aceeptss
,h nance h- Fnthered in every
several times hroks or what Looked
=" De- sure hits. "GrsaHy~ Neaia. Who
secured nve bits IN Thursday game fall
While me locals Wsrs ssthsrinE 4,
hlts from ~. delivery of Meter ne
kent thea veil scattered and most %
them came after two men were out and
wheeling boys ne the hail hard All
~ way but always a waiting Furniture
der a.
start In FIRST Inning.
visitors scored In the opening
ers choice 90 Alcock. a single by Nd
inston aud = one base smash to keene.
befofmsr vas an easy out 90 Anderson
unasnlstcd. In the third they came back
strong and added three more. Mcgraw
urrt up singled 60 left. He WAS forced
~ second ~ steiL Lear 70 Nespo. Mel
drove IL 20 right for 4 pair OF bases
scoring SteiL A. this point Mattison
was called In 20 replace Davis on M.
mound. His nrst pitch wac a ball and
Nee MT tile second over the left field
fence Tor a homer. scoring Meter
ahead or him Dciiaven and Alcock
In the third Devosmer singled and
stole second aftcE tw1 were out. lie
WAS caught playing OFF second and Vs.
out. Mattisoa to Ncspo. In the fourth
MctraN ntst up. walked. StciI singled
and MciraW took second. Both rum
ners advrnred u base when Meter s4c-
rlhced. Nattison 20 Nespo. McGraw and
Steil attempted "A double steal Mrgraw
was caught. Madison 20 Withrow. and
the latter ran him down and tagged hIu
out midway between home and third In
his effort TO catch Sten who was sliding
Tor third, Witnrow threw the bafI 10
lett lie q and Stcil scored. Nee ended
The inning by striking out.
In the hfth inning the Furrftur.
Makers added another tally. neHav.n
hrst up. singled over second. AIrork
singled through short and poHaven.
took third or the squeeze PLAY. Ee.re
nunted and l~leltavcn scored. Bcvormer
rev out 20 Ncalc. For tho rewafrd.r
or the game the visitors never b.I i.
look tu aud Madison allowed buf grg
safe drive. q single hy keane- ara b.
was caught In ono 81 the two brIff,,t
double plays that were pulled OF bv
the StoEies.
wheeling Scores Another
WheclinE scored "a run In their b,tr
oI ine urst on "a single by Sis~un. a
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Two base hits Speaker. Wagner. Lew.
- hrec base hit. Austin. stolen bases.
.l'thlr. scott. Wagner. agrInae hits
wagner, Pratt Base on balls Grrrr n
collins ], Lowdsrmilk o. Laversnz q
Struck out by Leonard e. collins 4
Low dertullk 3 LsVerenZ J. Tmpfr.s
Connolly and Wallace.
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Home run Nee
Two base hits. Meter. Wctzei
stolen bases. Stcll. nsvomer.
Mithrow.
Earned runs Grand Rapids 6:
Wheeling =
Sacrifice hits; Meter. Keene.
Nespo.
Double plays Ncspo 60 Lear %
Anderson. Mattsann % Anderson.
Len on bases. Grand RAPIDS 3:
WhceilnE 3
Bases on halls: off Mattcson ..
Off Meter l.
Hits; or Davis s In I Ia in
ninga. Off Mattesou . in Z 90
innings.
struck out by Davis 4: Mat
teson { MeltCr 2
Passed ball. McGraw.
Umpire. Goehler.
Time. 1870.
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NEW YORK, July 23-Pittsburgh de-
feated New York In both sections Of A
aoueleheader here today s TO 1 and Z TO
3. lu the first game PfttsburgG bt,1.b
"a TOUR hits on Mathcwson in the third
nhlns aud four moro on Ritter in the
~, scoring three runs ia each case
Johnston drove in three Of th. rlrrs 80
scored two himself.
In the second game Tcsreau had n
two runs IN The first inning and tbcr
was almost invin-!tie until mo ninth
Mhen with a one run lead. he permfft.d
three punched hira- giving pittsburRh
two runs and the game. Scores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-24
EVAS LOSE ANOTHER

Special Dispatch 20 the 1-nteuigencer.
YOUNGSTOWN. o.. July 25.-The
Stcelmcn Increased their lead over
by winning again Today. 3
To 2, IN a game featured by sensational
fielding on both sides. Score:
Youngstown eel. 0210000s- : o
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Duffy and Wagner: Fromholz and
lInusgr.
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sewed Up the game with Terre Haute
mere today. the visitors put third base
man L~ber. who had never before Pitch
"a, IN the box. lie held the local. 10 two
hits after two veterans had ben knorL-
ed out OF the box.
Ierro Haute... OOOlOi1OO-3 . Z
Erie .. =
Gilbert. Lebcr. Neff and Vann- Hae-
crty and Mcneil
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P q z @. PLAY ALIsrAns

Fast Game is Expected 90 Elm Grove
mis- Afternoon.
The Patterson and Film Grove team
wiIl play The NII stars OF Bridgeport
this afternoon .n fHr EIm Uru.r
grounds IHH same beginning promptly
of $3.50 o'clock A. hard contest IH Ur.
psrfUf a. Che ADD star team hHH been
playing NrHf.ei.ra ball I-hrHuEHnur .H.
entire season and uu doubt o. Inre.
crowd will be present to witness the
contest