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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-01

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-01

Autoists who run their machines
with ttc exhaust open arc Go he hslled
into the city court and to-day 900 cifi
officers have dlrocs Instructions from
chief Fowler tp keep thcif eyes 'pccl-
cd fur such Offenders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
LUNCHEON PLANS
TO BE DISCUSSED
AT MEETING OF UNIVERSITY GRAD
YATES To-MoRRow MIGHT.
Plans on Foot TO Give Morgantovn
Baseball Team Royal Reception.
Pres. Smith Nay Attsnd.

Plans for rendering members OF the
state lnivcr-ity baseball team a luncu-
con. preceding their game with the
Wheeling Central League CLUB. next Sat
urday Will be considered a. meetin <
20 b. held Tomorrow evening. IN room
No. 6i2. Schmuibach building. a.
o'clock. All former students II the
University are urged 10 attend this
meeting.
~ present plans ere carried out. an
elaborate luncheon viii Dc served the
I University boys at one ~ the local
hotels Hon. o.. q. smith. 81 ClarksburE.
president Of the West Virginia tnivsr-
sit State Alumni Association. hiss been
invited e. be present. aud is expected 90
attend both the luncheon and the Esrle.
owing Co the fact that this 10 the first
appearance uf a West Virginia uiver-
sity baseball team 90 the CITY. unu- ial
Interest ~ being manifested In the gam.
and large attendance o. expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
CYCLISTS MEET
whseling Motorcycles Club holds In
formal Opening Of Hsw Club
Rooms-niE rtms FRIDAY.

The nrst meeting or the wheeling
MufurltDl club Dob thsiT new club rooms
was held last evening. The largest at
Tendance ever present 90 a meeting ~
fIe local uratuiEatiuu was there aud sew
fItl matters pertaining o. the business
~ the club werc taken un. Among other
things the following applications for
me mberaniu were acted on VILLA M
Eott Walter bowman. =. ~ Davidson.
T.. " Hubbard. Frank Hodiger sidney
Fpscuhuuu. Joe Bemuth. Edward ".
fuudis. 60 T.. Cheshire. A. ~ Hubbard
and a o. Long
Friday evening the grand opening %
The new home VIII be celebrated Win n
banquet and general good time. This
viii DO followed Monday evening with r.
theatre party ~ the Victoria theatre
All who expect Co. attend the show
should leave their names with President
n Iarduu Nler fu order that the corr
rect number ~ rsaervationE NAV be-
made. Ten applications FOR membership
were received last evening. these will b.
acted ON 90 tn ueNt meeting ~ the club.
The club now has faeubsrship - a.
and % is expected that BY the close ~
she campaign the zoe mark will have
been reached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
CHARLIE HICKMAN
Is A MOVIE FAN
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY BASE.
BALL COACH SEES EN- ALL
would Divide Eats" Money and Cheat
Stomach TO Sec n Real Good
wild and Woody" fflm.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligence

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. u. G.. ApriI IA
Charlie Hickman. West Virginia Cnivc--
sltys baseball coach. H. "A moving pic
ped up In the movies" that ne Is think-
ing OF buying a big ranch out west and
starting up a company OF his own to b..
maze up OF "haS-b.crs" or the baseball
world. Charlie takes To- moving pictures
like duck TO water and the first thing
that he does when he strikes a new
town. ~ TO inquire Of the first man he
meets. where the movie houses are lucl-
ted. lie attends 80 many shows thai he
actually knows all the more important
actors by middle name and ne has be-
come 50 familiar with some thar he
calls them by ntck-namcs. Charlie is
one OF those cnthuS iastic kind and whcu
the hero kills the villain. he shows his
appreciation BY applauding Vocifsrous Is .
Down at Lexington. Va. Coach Hick-
man was witnessing a show called The
Dare Devils Of Cripple Creek" and dur
Ing one Of the climaxes the stone-heart-
ed villain literally choked the existence
out Of r defenseless little girl. Charlie
yelled. coward. cutthroat. thug. vii
formed him that he would have 20 Keep
quiet or get out. but Charlie came back
with reply 10 the effect that 90 there
was 20 b. any murders In the house. he
them. The attsche looked him over ard
then told him to do all the Yelling he
cared TO.
Charles fa,orltc actor - "NIl,aH
Harry" - the niversal company and
his faVortte lady performer b. MarRue-
rite CLARK. Hickman doesn't lake drama
or doesn't care n pickayuns for comedy.
but he D. a bear for that void and w0uly
stuff. The more blood that ~ spilled.
the better Charlie likes 30. end when y
show doesn't suit him. he always makes
the fact known 20 the MANAGER before
he leaves. Charlie snys his wife went
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
DAVE Says
What Service Do Your


Do you ever stop to figure out
how much real service you get out
OF q Suit? Has il ever occurred
to you that q little care taken in
the selection of your Clothes will
save you many a dollar?
A good Suit OF Clothes that
combines quality OF fabric. style
and superior tailoring will give
you longer wear and more real
satisfaction than half a dozen in
ferior Suits that you would prob
ably pay as much for.
Let us fit you with a "Kraus
Made Suit this Spring-it will
add to the JOY OF Summertime.
Priced $500, to $4,000 a
Suit.
Weather report-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
GOOD PITCHERS
FOR WASH-JEFP
TWO Pr oMIsINa YOUNGSTERS
WILL DO SLAB DUTY
THIS SEASON
Art Fleming, Brother of Famous Red
Fleming and Elmer Reich Are
the Youngsters.

Special Dispatch to the IntelIigencer.
WAsHlNGTON. Pa. April 13.-The
Washington and Jefferson college base
bail squad Will be augmented this week
by the addition OF two promising pltcn-
ing candidates, Art Fleming. brother OF
the famous Red" Fleming OF football
fame, who has been working out with
hurlers In the cage. got out this after
noon for practice on College Field while
Elmer Reich, OF Detroit. the Freshnan
track and football player, will report a.
pitching candidate. Young Fleming
Il southpaw twirler and II IL said lie
mas a good assortment Of curves a. we'll
as good control. He will he thorougbtv
worked out In preparation for the com
Ing eastern trip which now looms ahead
as the biggest immediate undertaking
Of the season.
Reich has a great preparatory school
reputation as n tWirler lie will Haip
Coach Eriser out In baseball " a
Will be robbed OF the services OF Catcher
Vic 1ounklns for some weeks as "A re-
suit OF his being spiked In the seventh
inning Or the game on Saturday after
noon. lie was taken To the Washington
hospital. where 10 was found that he
was injured more seriously than al first
thought. eleven stitches being required
TO close up the wound lie viii not
likely be taken on the eastern trim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
Big LEAGUE TEAMS TO
OPEN SEASONS TODAY
MAcNATEs OF THE CLUBS Elk
PRESS THEMSELVES oP-
TfMiSTiCAllV.
Much Interest 10 Being Manifested
Generally in the contests-T~o
New Managers TO Appear.

NEW YORK April 1.-THE call OF
play BALI will sound tomorrow for
two major leagues OF organized base
ball. Despite the war among the ma
tons abroad. and the continuation
OF strife between divergent baseball
interests at home. big league mag
mates tonight expressed belief that
the coming season would be a success
full one for the game. Influences of
the European conflict and other fac
tors initiating against interest In the
sport. are declared to have spent their
force. and baseball men seem conf
dent that the game will be again well
patronized by the public.
New managers in two cities In each
league will make their bow tomorrow.
In the National league. Roger Bres-
nahan will lead the Chicago Cubs on
the diamond. while Pat" Moran will
perform a similar office in Philadel-
phia. In the American league Clar.
ence Rowland will appear as the new
manager OF the Chicago White Sox
and William Donovan will begin the
tutelage OF the New Yorks in what
their friends hope will be an upward
course.
In the opening games In the Nation
al league. Brooklyn will play in New
York. Philadelphia in Boston. Pitts
burgh in Cincinnati and st. Louis in
Chicago. In the American league. the
openings will be: New York in Wash
ington. Boston in Philadelphia. Chica-
go in St Louis and Cleveland in
Detroit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
LIVER BAD?
TAKE TRIETS

When your liver is going bad.
your whole system will soon be out
Of order
TRIETS arc just the thing for a
bad liver II your liver Is lazy.
torpid II YOU are bilious. dizzy. or
IL your tongue is coated. your ap-
petite poor. YOU should take
TRIETS. One taken every night
for a while will soon tone up your
system 80 that you will feel cheer
ful and ambitious
TRIETS relieve biliousness. sick
headaches. dizziness. fainting
spells and other ailments that a
bad liver can cause.
LAXATIVE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
FULTON WAS OFF
COLOR YESTERDAY
lad A had START AoAIusr
~HoAokzO uLxvnnSrrr AHD
Was RELIEvEp.
Huffman TOOK His Place ana wsid
Thsm-stoops Ylsysd = Yfrst
Class Article of nail.
Special Dispatch to the intelligence

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. ID. &. April fs-By
hittlns and passing the urSt two men
70 lace him today. charlie Fulton pav.d
the way for West Ntrginia'E second de-
ieAt OF the trap. Georgetown taking
hstlsss affair. TO 4. Fulton waS OFF
color and mis- wilcness In the FIRST nm
inE netted four runs, a lead which was
never overcome Huffman relieved
Fulton In the second inning and did well
Tor younSs-er. holding Georgetown 10
nNe hits for the remainder OF tine game
Two OF which were Scfatchsv. lie was
Mild however anu displayed nervous
ness.
West Virginia hit and fie!ded we'll and
stI ted a rally IA the ninth inning
mad crossed the plate. Storps. 81 Mhssl-
ing. broke into the game In right field
ana the Had secure two safe artvss
walked once ard accepted three chances
Two OF which were difficult. bee Ayers
pltcn.r Tor the Washington Nationals
umpired. The Varsity left FOR IN. NAVY
tonisht 20 play tomorrow 1hs score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
ZBYSZKO LEAVES
Champion Wrestler 20 Prepare For Ris
Match with DR.. Roller Here NEXT
wednesday night

valdez Zbyazko. who YESTERDAY signed
20 meet DR.. Roller in hnish wrestlinr
match, ~ the Market Auditorium on
Wednesday. April 20. left yesterday for
New York. Lhyszko viii Immediately ro
into training and VIII not return until ID
rev days previous % tho bout.
W ord vas received last evening from
Dr Roller stating that he would arrive
in this city sunday evening tnmedi.
ately after his arrival be will rp into
hard training Tor the coming match. a.
- considers ~ re- being ono ~ the hard.
est % hts career ie Will DO hla train
ing In this city
The Interest that Ia being taken boz this
match D. being shown bF the many re-
qucata that have already been Addressed
20 Promoter Sandow for seat reserva.
lions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
TO PLAY ELLIOTT
Tradelphia District High school vii
Meet Old Rivals on Island Park
This Afternoon

Elliott Commercial school will meet
the Triadelphta district bows this even
ing Tor tho second time this season Last
week the teams met with the result that
the Triadelnhie district boy aerc snoy o.
90 under. This was due largely To- she
fact that several Of the best PLAYERS UI
The team were Ineligible owing g. grade
" ~ said. however. that some ~ them
~ least have been relnstated and will
b. In the game this sfteruoon. This will
assure @ better and more evenly match
ID game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
W. & J.-PITT MEET
Arrangements Completed for Track and
Ttsld Meet to BE Held In
Pittsburgh. May 2.

Special Dispatch to the Inteiligencer.
MASuINGTON. Pa. April f3.-Thc
annual dual field and track meet be-
tween Pitt and ". X J. will he held ou
the Schenicy oval Pittsburgh. on F'ri-
day. May !. was the announcement made
yesterday following a conference held
here between Manager Opsipn. OF the
Pitt track team. end Director L. J..
Isirchner. the ". A J. track manager,
Director kirchner announced to-day tina;
w. & J. would be entered i'm the Phila-
deiphia relays on April 20 and 20. the
Middle state intercollegiate games. 81
Havcrford. Pa. on May Is. and the
Pittsburgh iuterc ollie giatc games and
the Decoration Day 4. A. 4. games NJ
CarftOu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
WOLVERINES TAKE
OYER MARSHALL
WEST VIRGINIA COLLEGE TEAM
PLAYED oooD GAME BUT
LOST.
Cold weather Intsrfsred with the
Playing OF Each Team-Lavrsnos
Kept Hits Scattered.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
HUNTINGTON. w Va. April. "a
Coach Carl IsundGr-n's band ~ VOL
Neriues batted their way 20 victory over
the Marshali cole ge state champion as
pirants today ~ Marshall field By
score Of six to three. The game was
featureless. Cold weather kept the field
ers down while the pitchers were unable
20 show their best wares. Lawrence
twirled the entire game for the green
and white. lie allowed fourteen hits but
kept them scattered in ell but two
rounds. The Wolve.Ines are on their
sPrlng training trip and showed green
form. The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
BASEBALL SEASON
AT MOUNT UNION
OHIO SCHOOL TEAM aErrIu a
READY f0R OPENING GAMES
THIS YEAR.
Seven OF the Players Of Last Year,
Team WIN he In the Lineup This
Season

Special Dispatch to the IntelIiEencer.
Alliance, Ohio, April 13.-With the
ohio Conference basket ball Champion
ship dangling from their belts, Mount
Union athletes are now turning their
attention TO baseball and track Seven
or last years squad are ready for the
call for baseball as follows: Captain
LoNell. who plays third base: Amendt
catcher; Wilson. shor.stop: Bletzer,
nrstbase; Nandegrift. Thompson and
Brenneman. outfielders.
Mclean. who was out OF school. teach
ing last year. Is back in college and *
expected TO do slab duty again this sea
son. Marlowe and Montgomery are the
other pitchers for the squad. STAN
haugh. Bowman ard West are clever in
nelders from the sophomore class who
are expected TO make last years regulars
VIII make bids for outteld positions-
while Holltngshead and Sprankle are
two clever backsops. The material look =
much better than for the rast few years.
The frst game will be played MAY ..
team into shape. The following is the
schedule:
May Kent Normal at Kent.
May s-Akron ct lsfron
May l5-Oberlin at Oberln.
May 29-Denisor at Granville
June l2-Wooster at Wooster.
June l6-Open.
June 17-Open.
May !. and % are left open On Nav
the interclass field day will he held
while on May 20 the annual interschoI-
astic track and field meet will b.. heId
on Mount Union field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
ADEEA REoRoAHrzEs
ohio side Team neorganirsd. How
asady 70 Book 0amea.

THE fast Ausua baseball CLUB has re-
NffHNifrI Tor fhH season and fa now
ready o. npUN ntues with any amafeu.
teams DOB this Vicinity hU OF Lass
year = men are hHrE With fhf team and
an addition ~ re- EoUI pitcher Ur ao viii
add srsaHF tn tne strenEfh o. the team.
tsanfr 'fu Do nIrInefH ht raIIug 1911
lem Nefrie. OF Adcna. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
0EMI-PRO.
OAMATEUR NOTES

The reorganized Stogie team Of the
south side. will meet for their n-sf
practice Saturday morning AZ 10 O'clock
on the Forticth street grounds The
following are requested 20 report. Foose.
Edcle. Hilienbrand. Nolte. Meyers. Hell
Ter. Ffilmer. Murrins. SchOIi Freese and
any other who wish to try out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14

without a seslskln cost last winter just
30 he could use the money To see all the
moving pictures In town. At Washing
ton. -. -. saturday night. n" matched
with himself whether he would get
shave or go to "a moving picture show
with the result that he ~ stiil carrying
the beard he departed from Morgantown
with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
A. Richmond:
liuetou fAmericnns1 ....
Richmond international
Foster. Cpmstock and
Hoffe and gehauIfs
ISSUE CHALLENGE
MARTINS Ferry Independents want Gam.
for sunday.

The Martins Very Indepsndents IL.
sire "a game sunday with the Kahn club.
EuWcrs. Iron Ercwe or Hodshona The
independents have n fast team and will
make n strong hid for the rhamuionahin
.of the valley. " accepted ansver
through the Intelligence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14

Earklu-Ths editor 81 western
paper SAYS he a. golns 90 afopt the nuI-
frY ~ running the society pas without
adfecflvea
Thyie. tmpossthie' tie might 80 we'll
try 10 eliminate the capital - from the
political speeches -a Youngstown Teie-
gram.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
TO PARKERS BURG
Hodshon Team VIII 90 TO Partersburg
Sunday TO Meet the Parkers-
burg Independents.

Manager Jackey james. Of the fast
Todshon. seci-profesSiOnai baseball
team. has closed negotiations with the
mana cement Of the Parps ~ burg indcTcn-
dents for game iu the down river town
next Sunday. The independents are cor
sidered ns being among the best In N p
Valley and the Hodshon team " made
up Of good material. They have ar
ranged hard schedule for the season
and later in the summer the tndepend-
ents may be brought here for a game.
Jarrah trees IN the Australian for
ests grow 20 height OF 120 feet: kari
trees TO 200 feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14

After April 81. the Stogles will BE-
ready for saturday games with any Il
year old team In the OHIO Valley. or any
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14

Germany numbers among her popuia-
ton 40. 1000 600 Pedestrians $500 600
Roman catholics and 2e1. 900 Christians
Of other deuomiuaf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
EXHIBITION GAMES

NEW YORK. April lathe New York
Naional League club defeated the Yale
DIVERSITY baseball team in two seven
inning games at the Polo grounds here
to-day. TO and 6 TO o.
The National Leaguers had to play
their best TO win the first game. Pitcher
Giants put in their second team and
Yale also used substitutes. Scores:
FIRST game; X. II. f.
H s,e York '''''''......''''.... I
:, WAY and Hunter; Permit. hitier and
Meyers. Smith.
Second game: II. He.
Ns sS yc ,r.t;''''''.'.'.-''''.....
Walsh and Castles: stroud. Palrsero
and Mclean. Wendell.
PRINCETON. y. }. April IL
Milllams ....................
bowen Young ana Michicr: Link ana
Salmon.
BOSTON. April l3-The Braves OBJ
tained only four hits off the delivery OF
Versity. to .. The college pitchers
wildness was factor In most OF Bos-
toms scoring: r. r. e.
Boston ..-.................. y
Goorohsm. crutcher and Gowdy' wbaI.
Ing; Cram and Donovan.
At Prov idencc. r. IL L.
Philadelphia NATIONALLY ......1g 8
Prov idence untcrnationaD I :
hiNey and Burns: Bentley. Cooper and
kocher
Al Brooklyn: n HE
Philadelphia tAmeriCansD ...g Z
brooklyn tNattonaisl ........4
Parker and McAvoy; Dell. smith ana
Miller.
At indianapolis: r. ". y
Pitts burgh tNattouaD ....
Indianapolis (Association1 .... 10 3
called In 9th inning. BY agreement
". Kelly and Schang. Mcrz. Cantweit
and blackburn.
A. Richmond. r. II r.
Foetou fAmertcnns1 .......... II
Richmond GnternationaD ..... o
Foster Comstock and Haley. Morris
settle and Schauife.
At Cambridge. Y. He.
Harvard Observation-Disclosures.
Eowduiu ................... % d
wilcox. Whitney ard Waterman Harto.
STANLEY. Fsrzcr and Bradford
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
roDAY-s GAMES.

ToDAY's GAMES.
St Louis at Kansas City.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Newark at BROOKLYN.
Pittsburgh and Chicago mot scheduled \
p, ~ chicago; u. H. II.
80 - =
.
Allen, Leclatr. Csmnitz and O'Connor:
Johnson. Mcconnell and v ilson. FISHER
., AZ Kansas city; Il. n. r.
A<''A- Z }
Kansas city ............... %
Easterly
At Brooklyn: n IA y
Buffalo .........
schultz and Allen; Bluejacket. Seaton
At Baltimore: r. II L.
Newark .......
Baltimore ....
Mullin and HUM; Bender and owens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14

West Virginia -. 90 0IoOOO -
Georgetown l o , . . ~
Summary;
Two base hits-Shugrue. Whitaker.
Connolly. Ollie. Simon.
win. -
Ipouble plays-Cass 10 Irwin.
Base on balls-Off Fulton l. off Huff
man 3 off FinneRan g.
~.
Hits-off Fulton In one and ono
two third innings
struck out-by Finnegan s. by Huff
man :.
Wild pitches-Fulton l.
Time-2:1O.
Cmpire-Doc Ayers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14

Moose lodge team have an open date
Tor SUNDAY. April Is can Nat phone
I2T5-N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14

Catcher Martin and second Rascnian
Nespo are the only players VINO are vet
TO report They are expected in within
q few DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14
LOCAL FANS SHOW GREAT
INTEREST In The STOGIES
A1. n.....lsssc- srl na.c IL o.
Youx nseruass 1soslvsd 1sisasss ysstsr-
dsy-2sasesr wui Arr1vs Thts
Aft9rDoon-

Interest In the wheeling baseball tea m
y growing rapidly and local baseball
.fsns are awaiting with much interest
1.-THE nrst appearance of the team IN a
zane ON Athletic f1eld. The team. the
regulars. will give the fans an oppor-
tudty 20 see them In action probably
Thursday. when they are scheduled 10
play an exhibition game with the Hod-
shon team Of this city. provided. Of
course. that rain does not interfere
Manager Pop" shriyer will have his
team In fighting shape. and will give all
~ the recruits an opportunity TO show
their rne,tie.
I'm. big game however will be played
saturday when West Virginia Tniver-
sity team IL met The regulars will then
f2cs such pitchers n Lefty" Barron
snd FULTON. the crack twirierr for the
varsity. Doubtless = large crowd viii
be present TO witness this contest
Athletic Field IL being placed In con-
1ition Just as rapidly as the workmen
can do ~, and "a IL thought that BY sat
urdny all OF the little things will have
been completed The work IL practical
~ completed now. ana the team would
be able TO play now. had IL not been
} Tor the heavy rains of sunday. The
ground will be rolled again this morn
tnG and the team will appear this after
noon at their new home to workout. This
morning the team will 20 10 slippner
Park In BenwOod and Will have a
thorough workout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-14

Manager Shriver and his pets" were
warmed up ON the Elm Grove ball park
IN two sessions yesterday. morning and
AFTERNOON. Batting practice was a yea
ture OF the workout
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Standing OF Teams.
YEsrERDAY,s

YEsrERDAY's RESULTS.
Louis, } Kansas city. o.
newark. 2, Baltimore. I.
Buffalo. 5: Brooklyn, 4.
Chicago. =: Pittsburgh, 9.
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Pop" Shriver received "A letter yes
terday from Outfieider Card Meister.
saying that he would leave his home I'm
Marietta. ohio. to-day aud report for
duty this afternoon.
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