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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-23
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
TEAMS READY
FOR BIG MEET
TRAINING Is ovEz AND ATHLETES
AXE TAkIHQ REST
TODAY.
All Schools Nave strong Representa-
Hons And Event WIN Re One Of
biggest Ever Held Here

The entries for the Ohio Valley Ath-
iehc Associations track and field meet
VIII close this morning. and every thing
rs IN readiness for the biggest ATHLETIC
scSne, OF In. rhe year for the local high
I0sed or the following schools: barnes
vie. Bellaire. bridgeport, Cameron o.
,iiiis I, MSrtins Ferry, New Martins
Benwood; Sistersville. Wheeling An
iieasant, 81. Clairsville and Wellsburr.
NOt all OF these will be represented on
the field tomorrow. but the entries now
include: Cameron, SistersvilIe Mounds.
Vile. Cathedral. bridgeport. VeIlsbur,
Martins Ferry. Bellaire wheeling. ana
possibly one or two others will enter
Each school Is entitled 20 enter tire,
men In each Of the following events.
lOo,yard dash, 220-yard dash. 4fO-yard
uasn, half-mile run. mile run. pole
vault. shot put. hammer throw RUNNING
nigh tump.running broad jump and dis
Gus throw.
There VIII also be a mile relay each
team 20 be composed OF four men from
each school With so many entries AZ
may may he necessary TO run trial heats in
the aashes. Ihe association cup, which
was won by Wheeling last year. viii be-
contested for and the team winning the
most points will be entitled 90 hold II
TOT one year The individual winners
VIII be presented with appropriate ns-,,-
ais for lst and End places This L. a new
feature this year which will greatly in
crease the competition
PHYSICAL Director Miller Of the local
Y. NJ. Q. a. who handled the event last
year TO the satisfaction 81 an concerned
VIII again act a. referee and will be
by Messrs Cramblett. and cope. Of
Moundsvile MI Perkins. % Bridge
port; Mr. Miller % Martins Ferry.
MesSrs Esterhroek Shaw. Heide and
THE management Il planning 10 run
the meet through In record time. and
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tho events will follow each other i'm
rapid succession. Judging from the in
terest shown in the various schools and
even among the people OF the surround
ing towns. record-breakinE crowd VIII
be In attendance.
so far a. is known. no one team has
any marked advantage. but all have been
practicing hard. Bellaire and Sisters
vile attended the inter-scholastic meet
~ Washington, Pa. last week. and made
good showing against the fastest
teams OF the Pittsburgh district and
Tor this reason are considered slight
favorites. Wheeling held an inter-class
meet last week. and while no records
We're broken. showd good form and can
be counted on 10 make good showing
Martins Ferry. Moundsvtlle bridegroom
and Cameron have been dcvoting n great
deal OF time 20 practice and are sure
% take several placs. and in fact Mar
tins Ferry. looks good 60 figure IN the
winning. Cathedral also looks strong
and the result is a conjecture any way
you take g.
For this reason a. well as for others
a lively and interesting contest BE- as
sured when the gun is hred AZ go to-
morrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
'STR0MB0LI
Four Year Old celding Of August Bel
mont Won the Metropolitan Handi-
cap at New York Yesterday.

> NEW YORK. May 2O.-August Bel
monts four-year-old gelding Suom-
boil. by Fair Play-St. Priscilla. carry
ing IFS pounds. with Jockey Turner in
the saddle. won the Metropolitan
handicap at one mfle, the feature Of
the card at the opening of the eastern
racing season at Belmont Park race
track today. A huge crowd watched
the twenty-second running of this
classic event, for which ten horses
started. one OF them being Rock View,
stable companion of the winner.
which finished last, after running out
at the turn into the stretch. Jockey
Dugan refraining from forcing him to
further effort.
Schuyler l.. Parsons Sharpshooter
finished second. three quarters of a
length behind the winner. with Cap
tain r. b. Sassatt's Flying Fairy third.
1--WE lengths away. The time. 1899 4-5
Is just two seconds slower than the
track record for this race made by
Fashion Plate FIVE years ago and
equalled by Buskin. last years win
ner. The Belmont entry was the pub
lie choice and both jockey and horse
were vociferOusly cheered when they
returned to the judges stand after the
contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
AT ELM GROVE
Martins Ferry Athletics Will Play p. q
II. q. Aggregation Saturday.
HARD Cams Expected.

one 81 the strongest semi-profcssional
teams In the ohio valley will be seen
IN action against thu PATTERSON and Elm
Grove team at tho lHtters park saturday
afternoon. The Athletics arc playing
some classy ball and have detected sew
eral 81 tho fast teams In this vicinity.
The y. 4 =. O. team has played but two
games and have split even. by winning
the fist and losing the second. The
game Saturday win he one Of the hard
est Of the season ara Will undou btedlyI
prove n big drawing card.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
Bowling
OUTLOOK BRIGHT

The outlook seems bright for the
resumption Of the mines In eastern
Ohio. and In the next few days several
OF the large mines will resume opera
tions The Gaylord mine No I north
of Martins Ferry. Tunnel mine at
Flushing. Big Five mine. Lydia mine
and Gaylord No. resumed operations
yesterday morning. and will give en-
Noyment 10 a large number 81 men.
Several ~ the other large mines will
be started about the first OF next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
AFTER MATCH
WITH STEWART
TO MEET oTTo YAcKNow.
Writes 20 Sporting Editor OF Intslligen-
Ger. saying That Match Can he
Arranged by Any Club.

The sporting Editor OF the Intelligent
Ger has received n letter from Danny
Dunn or Cleveland. Caying that he would
like TO match otto YacknOw with Wal
ter Goo" stewart. of this city.
Dunn agrecs TO have the match staged
AZ the CLUB offering the best terms. lie
says that 1achnOw b. gonig fine and has
won his last three fights. lie Is a hus-
Key i2f pound boy and has defeated
Roger % Malley. Taughey RameRr and
Leo f1nncrPn. these being the last three
fIghts IN which be mas participated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
REDS WIN

PHILADELPHIA. May 20.-CincinnatI
hit the delivery OF Alexander very hard
to-day and Philadelphia was defeated by
to 2. Both OF the home teams tallies
were made on home run drives yb Becker
and Crayath In the fourth inning. The
score. n. II L..
Cincinnati ....I1OOOIO3O II o
Philadelphia 900 10000 ,
Batteries-Dale and Doom: Alexander
and killifer. Two base hits: Leach. Her
zog. Three base hit: Leach. Home
runs: Becker. Cravath. stolen bases:
Doom, Groh. Won kclnitz. Sacrifice hits:
HerzdE. w. ktllifer. Bancroft. Niehoff
Sacrifice fly: Dale. Bases on balls: OFT
Dale, 3: Off Alexander. 1. Struck out:
BY Dale. s; by Alexander. 3. Umpires:
Rlrler and Hart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
NYAL A. G.
And Bsnwood Eamblerg WIN Gross Batu
on F0rty-ssvsnth street
Grounds Sunday.

sunday afternoon the Ngai Athletes
Cluh end thcEcnwsod Handlers will
meet on The Forty seventh street
grounds .u uhat is expected To- prove one
% the hurdort gamer OF me season Tor
inc Nyal boys. There teams are both
and ~ MILLER catching for the Nyal buys
tn yHhuuld make "a good shOwiua. Hahn
and McMahn viii form the battery for
the Hramblcru.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
pENNsY LEGISLATURE eUITs

HARRISBURG. Pa. May 20-The
legislature Of 1915. the one hundred
and twenty first since the establish.
ment of the commonwealth. adjourned
In the middle Of the afternoon today.
the clocks IN both houses being turned
back 10 permit the men bers 10 clear
up business Tho senate adjourned NJ
2 15 and tho house eight minutes
later. the last formalities being tho
exchange Of notices o. readiness 20
adjourn and tho customary calls OF
committees upon tho governor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
PLAY TRIADELPHTA
Central Athletic Club VIII Meet out the
Pike Aggregation on Lattsr's
Qrounda 8aturdaY.

Saturday the G.. 4. C,a 81 Bouaire.
will 80 10 Tuadelphia. where they will
meet the strong team Of that place. The
e. \. q. team has rcprranizcd their team
and have elected James Ross az captain
ana W. ppermaun ~ manager. These
teams are evenly matched aud should
put up good exhibition. The g. A r's
VIII hrvo the following players In their
lineup. Ross. UBrien. crowley. Bennett.
Wclch. Williams pCtran. Hines. Matsuck
Potter and Brown
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ST. LOUIS WINS

BROOKLYN. May 2O.-An error of
judgment by Schultz In the first inning
to-day gave ST. Louis enough runs 20
win from Brooklyn. The final score
was , 10 I. Doubles by Stengel and
Wheat scored Brooklyn's onyl run. Score;
II. II. T..
81. Louis ......21OOOOOOO- s 0
Brooklyn ..1OO0 OOOOO-1 3 1
Batteries: Saiiee nnd Snyder: Dell and
Miller. Two base hits: hyatt. StenEel.
Wheat Stolen bases; Dolan, %. Miller,
schultz Sacrifice hit: ]. Miller. Bascs
on balls: off Sallee, 2. off Dell, 2. Struck
out: by Sallee. z. by Dell. 8. Umpires;
Klein and EmSlie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
CALLED OFF
First OF Three Games At Morgantoun
with w. q J. Called eff on Ae-
count OF Wet Grounds.

Special Dispatch 10 the IntelIigencer
MORGANTOWN. W. Va May 20
Wet grounds cause dthe postponement
OF the first Of the three game series with
W. j. to-day. disappointing scores OF
out-of-town people who came to-day for
the Dollar Day Sales" conducted hv
local merchants. n possible a double
header VIII BE- arranged for Saturday
AFTERNOON. as West Virginia - more than
anxious 10 play the entire series The
w. j. men are being entertained this
evening at the various fraternity houses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

Manager Meidel. OF the Duqucsne club
sun has Saturday. May 2sth. and sun
gay, the 5Oth, open, and would ike o
close " tth some fast. team In one OF teh
surrounding towns. Any teams having
open games on that date viii communal
letter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
AMATEUR NOTES.

The Burr A. G. woul dixie 10 hear from
the gaylord team FOR a game 10 be- play
ed sunday on the Glen Lawn grounds
Ihe manager OF the Gaylord tea mis- re-
qucstod 10 call the manager Of the Burr
team 81 lO35-R on the National phone
and ask for Lem West.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
CUBS GET ANOTHER

BOSTON. May 2O.-ChIcaEo improved
its 49, on second place against the Bos-
ton assault to-day by a score OF 10 2.
Prelan fielded spectacularly. and Maran-
VILE ACCOMPLISHED n 'vest-pOcket" catch
IN left field. Score: X. II. +.
chicago .010O005O0-4 2
Boston ........0 1 q i 10000 5 2
BATTERIES: Pierce and Asher, Bresna-
han: Hugres and Gowdy. Two base hits:
ERan. Fisher. Zimmerman. 2; Smith.
Three base hit: Williams. stolen base:
McIarry. Sacrifice hit. Smith. Bases
on balls: OFF Hughes. ] off Pierce. 4.
Struck out; BY Hughes. II. By Pierce. 4.
Impirea Byron and Orth.
Prussia in normal seasons produces
slightly more oats than does Canada
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Special Dispatch to fhe intelIEcnrsr.
UCEHANNON. wa MAY a0 TH.
frsf Same of The Wrafeyuu chinese tint.
tersiiy hase ball series was called rtf
on account ~ vet ErOunds here fu.fr..
The teams are scheduled Co. play araIu
t0. morrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
WHEELING HIGH
GRADUATES 81
LIST CONFIRMED BY eoARD OF
EDUCATION LAST NIGHT
Thirty-T~o Members Complete Course
Three Graduate From
Lincoln High.

There viii be 81 students To De
graduated this year from the Wheel
ing High school. classified as follows.
Classical course. 80 general course.
Z. vocational course. ~. and com
mercisl course. .. Only three students
will be graduated from the Lincoln
tcoloredD High school this year. max
ing a grand total OF all seniors for
the year 1918. g.
The graduating exercises OF the
Wheeling High school will b. held IN
the high school auditorium on Thurs
day evening. June 10. The Hish school
orchestra will furnish the music.
The Lincoln school will also hold
its exercises In the High school audi
forum.
Following are the names OF the
graduates as confirmed by the board
of education at its regular meeting
held last night.
Classical Course.
Cecil Garth Bauerle.
Joseph J. Bolton.
Gibson Lamb Hamilton.
Harold Adrian McGranahan
Harry Frederick Nolte
Richard Olszta.
Hildroth Andrew Rider
Edward T. Scharner
win l.. Snedeker.
Fred Pfarr Stamp.
Margaret Louise Baird
Mary Millin Best.
Mary Virginia Campbell
Bethanne Carter.
Sarah Mcdonald Carter.
Kathryn Elizabeth Deloe
Martha Caroline Dieckhoff.
Mary Ellen Donaldson.
Jessie June Flanagan.
Thelma Beatrice Knarr
MaEdalene Mitchell
Virginia Lee Moore
Virginia Irene Mount.
Mildred Pracht.
Florence Stanton Rice.
Helen Elizabeth Rolf.
Elizabeth Ann Schellhase.
Susan Hildreth Stewart.
Christine Stroebel.
Virginia Simpson Tener.
Elizabeth NJ. Wickham
Naomi Lucille Wilkinson.
General Course
J. Walter Dorsey.
Russell +. GOetze.
Collingwood c. Paul.
Milton =. Royce.
Carl X. Weisheit.
Nellie Virginia Kittle.
Grace Marie Wagner.
Vocational Course.
Durward b. Brown.
Roy Bernard Jarvis.
Louis Wilson Jefferson.
Victor Rudolph Kruger
Harry II. Marsh. Jr
Franz Hoffman Stein.
Russell Morgan Stewart
Charles Stromp.
Ralph Douglas Young.
Anna Loe Baggs.
Edith Marie Bonnesen.
Hazel r. Frederick.
Lillian Virginia Snedeker.
Commercial Course.
James Bachmann.
J. william Boyce.
Harvey Stockton Carmack.
Roy Butler Gordon.
William w. Shaffer.
Mary Aetna Baker.
Nettie Esther Brovermon.
Hazel Kathryn Morrison.
Mae Elizabeth Porter.
LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL
Classical Course.
Cleatus Powell Dungeon.
Bruce Harper Hull.
Ira Preston Johns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
FEDERALS


Ysstsrday's Results.
Ierre Haute s: Erie /.
other games post pOned. rain.
Today'u Games.
wheeling at Grand Rapids
Dayton at Fort Wayne
Terre Haute at Erie
Evansville at Youngstown.
At ST. Louis: r. HE
Buffalo ................ n
ST Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q 7
Ford. Bedicnt and Blair, Allen: Groom
Herbert and Hartley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

Birch veneer is boinR sought In
Canada by London manufacturer Of
tea chests
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Plated for schupp In 7th
'"-Batted for Ritter In ninth.
Pittsburgh ...i 100 900 o. 6
New York .......O o y o 0 g.
Two base hits: Hinchman. Schupp.
Doyle. Stolen bases; Baird. Johnston.
Gerber. Carey, 2. Sacrifice fly. Wagner.
Bases on balls: off Perritt. /: OFF
Schupp, 8: off Ritter. /: off Adams >.
stuck out: BY Perritt. 1. By Schupp. .:
by Ritter. !; by Adams. 1. Upmires:
Quigley and Eason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

Daddy-NO. yer mother never
dressed the way you girls do today
10 catch a husband.
DauRhter-Yes, but look At what
she got.-Boston Record.
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Totals .......34 . p i6 2
Halted for Weilman In fourth
H-batted for Perryman In sixth
INFLATED FOR James in ninth.
New York ......3 oO1O0 q
81. Louis ....... - 2 o o q %
Two base hits: High. Pratt WARRIOR.
howard. stolen bases; Maisel. >: High.
Bases on balls. on Pcrryman. ?: James
~; Warhop, }. struck out: BY Well
man. J: Perryman. 2. WARRIOR, : Um-
pires: Connolly and Chilli.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
DAVE SAYS:

There's time enough yet to
get a good suit for Memorial Day.
IL it's a Kraus-Made you can be
assured that you are sttired as
well as the best on that day.
And you may have a good suit
as low as fifteen dollars; better
ones just a little higher.
They are fashioned particularly
for particular men, both younger
and older, and you are certain to
find one that pleases you.
And the longer you wear il the
better pleased you'll be-tahts
the Kraus-Made for you.
Weather for todoy-Rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
TERRE HAUTE WINS

Special Dispatch TO the InteIligeneer.
ERIE. PA, May 20.-Terre Haute
storm here this afternoon winning nv A
score or to I. When the storm broke
the score was tied and after that the
locals could not tally while the visitors
crossed the plate with ease. Score:
II. ". Il.
Erie ....... 10000 o. ! p
Batteries; Gregg and McCarty: Close
and McNeili.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
POSTPONED
Ola "Jup Pluv" Bats in ON Gam. a
GRAND Rapids and Contest
10 Called
Yesterdays Rssuits.

buIIalo IL. 81. Louis
Kansas City-Newark NOT scheduied
Other games postponed. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
( YANKEES
HADE sEvEH KITS orr rurrr
FtTCEEI8 AND WIN EASILY
rBoM ST. Lours

scored suntcisut Runs In FIRST Inning
70 VIA the Qams.-Other
DANES Were Postponed.
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New York a. ~. Louis 2
Other games postponed. rain.


Todny's DANES.
Boston n Chicago
New York at ST Louis
Philadelphia at Detroit
e. Washington at cleveland
81. LOUIS. MAY 2O.-New York made
seven hits or three pitchers today and
defeated 81 Louis. 4 10 2 Three runs
IN the nrst inning gave the visitors a
lead that ST Louis could not overcome.
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AEEaIcHT HssOcIzTIoa.
All games postponed. rain.
coLLzaE GAMES.

~ New York-Fordham. 8: Mount 81
Joseph. 4
A. Ithaca-CorneII. 6: Michigan. Q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

Dayton at Fort Wayne. no game. rain.
Evansville at Youngstown no game.
rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At ROchester-Newark. 8: Rochcs-
ter. 3.
AZ Buffslo--Buffslo. 4: Jersey city. I.
At Toronto-Toronto. 15: Provi-
dence. 3.
At Montreai-Riohmond. Z: MontreaI.g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

Special Dispatch to the InteIIirencer.
sGRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Nav 20
Rapids game postponed
on account OF rain. The teams close the
series Tomorrow with Carlson pitchtns
Tor Grand Rapids. and Johnson or Wet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

Today's damss.
Brooklyn at Chicago
Buffalo at Kansas city.
Baltimore at Pittsburgh
Newark at St Louis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-02
ECORSE

The following Tnccrs were elected
BY Ecorsc court. Catholic order or
Forestcrs. Wednesday evening Vii
Bounassa chief ranger pro tcmsorc
vice chief Edward Dufour, rec .-sec..
Wilbur Price. tn.-scc.. LLOYD OGettc,
treas. Is"o Raupp. trustee for three
year term. y. j Stovor speaker, John
Monte Tho membership contest is
practically closed and the court
plans To have q public installation on
bcc. ~.
Constable Alec Bourassaw and
George Moore. who found u desert cd
automobile VA front 81 the towering
SOAP 90. Salliottc road. Wednesday
morning. have Informed the Toledo
police 81 the fact rhc ear hears an
Onto license Tho ufHcers. Wedncs-
day. refused TO give up the car to de-
tectives from Detroit. who demanded
custody Of the machine. The ear is
In a garage.
ON Friday evening tho Forcstcrs ~
America. Ecorse court No 81. viii
hold rally iu their lodge rooms.
Grand court officials are expected 20
he present. including Grand Secretary
A. " Saunders. ~ Detroit. Grand
Treasurer casper i<ylcs. Of Nj. Glenn
ens, pr J. NJ Hamlin and David Bar
ker. OF Detroit. ami p T. Kern
The board Of directors 20 the Board
OF Commerce viii meet Thursday eve.
ming
Ecorsc troop. Boy scouts o. Amer
lea. viii meet Friday evening