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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-01
CROWLEY.

Mrs. Sarah Hill of Portland, who
has been visiting relatives here, went
to Oak Grove Sunday TO visit Mr..
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-01

FOR SALE-House and big lot at
Medford. Or will trade for Dallas
property. A. L. Illingworth. Phone
Black 1856. ~ II.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-01
SOCIETY
: +++++++++++++++++ ;

Party-Mrs. Chauncey Crider was
the very pleasant hostess at an after
noon gathering on Wednesday. com
plimenting Misses Cora and Belle Van
Orsdel of Pittsburg, Pa, who are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Van 0rsdel. The afternoon was
spent at sewing and a delightful
luncheon was served by the hostess.
The Misses Van 0rsdel leave on Mon
day for their eastern home. Those
who enjoyed the afternoon with Mrs.
Crider and her guests of honor were
Mrs. J. G. Van 0rsdel, Mrs. L. ID.
Brown, Mrs. S. B. Taylor, Mrs. A. L.
Martin, Mrs. Sweeney and Mrs. E. X.
Piasecki.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-01

Wedding-Florene E. Benson Of
this county and William II. Burgman
Of Grants Pass secured a license to
marry from the county clerks Office
on Wednesday. The couple will visit
friends and relatives in this vicinity
before returning to Grants Pass to
make their home.
Nuptials-James N. Powers and Ma
dine Wattenbarger of Independence
we're united in marriage at the court
house on Wednesday afternoon, re-
turning TO their home Immediately
thereafter. The Rev. G. E. Erskine
officiated at the ceremony.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-01

Observer Want Ads. do the business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
WESLEYAN LOST
Blew Up In Latter Part Of Game and
Pittsburgh colIegians Win
Errors Helped.

Special Dispatch 20 the Inteiligencer
BUCkHANNON, June II. - The
Pittsburgh Collegians won the first
game here to-day from Wesleyan by
the one-sided score OF 10 to 4. The
game was interesting up to the last
part when Wesleyan blew up. allowing
the Collegians 10 sew up the game.
Both Wagner and Miljus pitched good
ball but were given poor support. The
eleven errors cost Wesleyan the game
Miller and Singleton performed well
at tn chat. each getting three hits out
OF i've times 10 the plate. The Col
legians put six runners over the plate
early in the game Wesleyan did not
score until the sixth inning The same
teams will play again tomorrow after.
noon at 8: 80 O'Clock.
Hagey and Stansbury will probably
be the opposing pitchers.
The score: R.H Z
Collegians 011O3 OO1-1O :
Wesleyan 0 o o 0 OO12 - Q IL
Batteries - Milius and Sweeney:
Wagner and Singleton. Two base hits
Miller. Thompson. Milius. Crawford
Three base hits-Shumaker w sin
gleton. Double plays-Milier to Nor
rison. Base on balls-off Wagner. p.
Miljus. !. Struck out-by WagAer
Miljus, 7. Passed balls - Singleton
Wild pitches - Wagner. Umpire
Stansbury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
MANY CRAFT DEMOLISHED
IN BAD RIVER ACCIDENT

oomPanied by an Italian. IL In wheel.
INK his monkeyship dances about
the streets. while his master grinds
out weird tunes on a hand organ.
PtTTSsURGHERS HERE There
vas an unusually large number o.
husiness men and travelling statesmen
from the Pittsburgh district In the
city yesterday. Nearly all the hotel
REGISTERS carried an average OF about
q dozen names
BEAR WAS ktILEp-A veteran
local man said last evening that IL
NAs Just 20 years aCo yesterday since
a large cinnamon bear Was killed on
the South Side. The animal was be
INK exhibited In tho street b. for.
eigner. wncn some one sucgestcd that
the bear climb a telegraph pole At
Twenty hrst and Market streets His
beafship came In contact with a live
Nire. killing 10 instantly 1t was pa.
theuc 10 see the poor paro trying 20
blow life into his bear when 10 fel 10
the ground. remarked the speaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.


The Gangsters A Q yesterdsv De.
feated the l.. T. \. O. hv the score 81
= Co :. The Gangsters lined up a. fol
lows W. CagEer. G.. Haberstick q.
Marseall - McConkey. 10. KinE. 20.
u. NeaEer. -. Blake. r.
Through an error IN yesterday In
teiiEeucer ~ Was made 90 aupeNr that
the silver stars lost 60 the Rosebuds
score.
The Rex a. g. issues a rhaIt.rr. f,
the Lcatherwood s. e. for n game sum
day ou the Thefs Place grounds II az.
before Thursday.
The uiilonvals baseball team added
anoiher victory tn ihcir seasons record
team b. the score Of a. O. The ritrr-
ms ~ Amos Ierlo for the BIu6rNaie
boys was the feature NJ the contest ~
struck out nine bafters and ALLOW I'll hut
iaur hits The score by inninEsa nj hat
Adeun - ~ % n o. ID n
biilonvsle $500
Batteries J. Eastru ana stIiwsror
a. Tnst'n. 4 l'rlo and Waller.
The Wheeling crsek stars cbalispr.
,1c LgInwinE teams for game on the
W0celinE creek grounds on SUNDAY
June ~ kef stones n CO. = uau-
'rt Earton or lnternatiouaIs " 4..
''Pi"n answer through me inteluEerr.r
The recently re.nrFariysf o.
"a nhal. club Issues mi challenge t1 Co.,.
fgyow'nr teams rnr rare srfrr44
lsts . on the National phone any even
Ing after Huurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
stop ALL BOWEL
And LIVER ILLS

IL YOU suffer from any form Of
bowel and liver trouble. take
TRlETS and you'll soon feel like
different person.
They will clean out your system
and rid YOU of all that sour bile
and undigested food. They will
make your insides sweet and clean.
Take 7 lie T S for biliouSness,
dizzy and fainting spells, eonstipa-
ton, diarrhoea, sluggish intestines,
poor appetite and other results OF
sick liver.
TRlETS go to the source of the
trouble and gently and quickly put
things right. Babies can take
TRlETS as we'll as grown folks.
Spearmint Favored and easy to
take. Sold al most drug stores
for 25c and 10c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
NEAR DROWNING
FOR TWO BOYS
WHEN STANLEY DoRsEVs AND
JOE FiNk'S CANOE CAP
SIZES IN OHIO.
Lads Were Riding "Whiteeaps" Of Tow
Boat and Were Rescued
BY RiVerman.

Stanley Dorsey and Joseph Fink.
both about 10 years old. OF the Island.
had a narrow escape from drowning
last night shortly before o'clock near
Belle Isle beach when their frail canoe
overturned. Their cry for help was
quickly answered by a man at a boat
house. who showed of a skin and
brought the two young men ashore
The lads were riding the white.
caps" Of the Fallie. shortly before she
went aground. as reported in another
column, when the canoe capsized
Both boys were fully dressed and
neither could swim. but managed to
keep their heads above water until
rescued They were nearly overcome
when brought ashore.
The canoe was caught about a mile
down stream and returned TO the BOYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
STEAMER FAlltE AND TOW co
AGROUND AT BELLE ISLE
BEACA
Three ssrres ara Several Canoes
Crushed. while Members % Crew
Narrowly Escape Death

Three barEes were crushed like egg
shells. the boar sliChuy damaged
three men had narrow escapes from
drowning while several yachts ana
skiffs were smashed and torn from
their nooring. when the tow boat
Fallie. going 10 Pittsburgh harbor with
IL empty barees. under a fuIl-head OF
steam. went aground last ntght az
Belle Isle Beach. directly opposite
FRS street. North Wheeling Inc
crash 81 the crushing harses couIn
be heard for long distance. while
the men on the boat. In great excite
ment. gave orders. The boat tn an
effort 10 clear herself. swung against
the bargcs. which broke in tWo. seven
going down stream. while the others
struck the vessel with consider "a bic
force. doing damage. but not sufficient
10 cause her TO take water
Other Craft Damaged.
The boat went aground on the West
virginia side and swung to the Ohio
side in the smsshup and thence back
n the West Virginia side Ram
poured down and the pilot Was unable
10 see any distance 20 right the boat.
II looked A. II the boat would turn
over. while rocking about in the chan
mel Two yawls tied on the West
virginia Size we're badly crushed ana
were broke from their holdings floating
down the river. while several otner
small craft were also damaged ana
put out OF commission. The bsrges
and boats were caught down stream.
while three Of he barges. crushed be
yond repair. are lying on the beach
The Fallie Is a middle-sized boat
and - owned By the River Combine d"
She was the FIRST boat TO attempt TO
make Pittsburgh with a tow at the
present low stage OF water She
passed the local wharf about o'clock
under full head OF steam and shortly
after o'clock she went aground
causing loss Of several thousand
collars n her own property. while sew
eral small boats owned by Wheeling
persons are so badly damaged that
they cannot be repaired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
nAsE HALL cLEAR1Ha HOUSE.

CHICAGO June -MaEnates OF The
American Association. a. an inform M
mtrlihs nero, resolved o. form n burcHu
FOR the purpose 81 getting Inf1rmsft.n
on young baseball players and LISTING
those who may r. available Tor sorvire
~ i,s fanks. Ihev voted also 90 allow
g. ". Somcrs. Of Cleveland 20 tranarer
bis team g. Toledo whenever q deal is
arranged for It's inatallfuenf N0ng Ii
pending now. % a. understood.
according 10 President ChivlnEton. no
presided az the meeting the hurrstf ,.irf
~ clearing house for young ball piav.
ers out ~ Jobs and will provide a dru
nlte llne on talent which Will b. used
IN strengthening the teams ~ a.. 49,
citation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
TEN IHrINo TIE.

CINCINNATI June 14.-By steady
hitting and taking advantage OF Cincin-
na'iF every misplay. New York crept up
on the home team here to-day and when
darkness ended the game In the tenth
inning the score was tied 3 to s. Gin
cinuett obtained an early lead BY batting
Pe-ritt freely but Stroud pitched effect
lNely AFTER he entered the box. The
score; r. Il. r..
New York. ...OO10O2O O-5S ?
Cincinnati 100 ? O0OO o. II O
batteries: Perritt. Stroud and Meyers:
Schneider. Ames, Toney and Clarke. Two
base hits: Griffith. Groh. Three base
hit: Herzog. stolen base: Merkle. Sac
rifice hits: Lobert. Doyle. Robertson.
Base on balls: OFF Perritt. .: OFF Schnei-
der. 2; Off Ames. 2: Off Toney. 2. struck
out; BY Perritt. /; by Stroud ?. By
Schneider. .: b. Toney. .. Empires
Klein and Emslie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
NEWS BRIEFS

ACCUSED MAN RELEASED
Tony Carr. alleged Black Hander.
was released from Jail yesterday by
Squire r. G.. Hobbs. the man having
been able 10 prove conclusively that
he was In no way connected with the
shooting Of Tony Delori and Tony
Loppe.
NAME lNSPECToR-The county
commissioners we're notified yester-
day that they must name a weights
and measures inspector within six
elk months The commissioners say
that this will be done but az yet they
have not decided on their man
HOOD IN RAcE-Charles Hood a
well known local travelling man. has
announced himself as q candidate for
clerk Of the Board OF Control. On Old.
position 10 present Clerk n q Rrown
The place will be filled the FIRST Of
July
PULL UP FLoWERs-East End
and Island residents are complaining
10 the police department about the
destruction Of their flower beds They
claim that hardly a day goes by that
their beds are not damaged By some.
one
WILL OPEN BiDs-The county
commissioners will open bids this
morning and award contracts for the
plasterinr and decorating Of the coun.
~ building These contracts will in.
clud" improvements in the Offices Of
mo Circuit Clerk and In the Circuit
Court room
CONCRETE BRiOcE-The county
commissioners have practically decid
% 10 replace the broken bridge near
valley Grove with "a reinforced COZ.
crete structure
STAG AFFAlR-Acc0rdlng fo SD.
perlniendent Haller's report. yeafcr.
Gay. The municipal wofkhouse be-
stag aHair The men will clean the
walls to-day
MONKEY AND "DAGo"-For tho
hI-t Tine this season monkey &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
LEATHER WOOD
Popular University student Will sBp.r
nse horFantown Fairgrounds
This summer

Word has been received fr this city
70 me erect that carl y rseatharuo1f
ot this city. the well known athlete I'll
Lhe West virginia University. has ar--
etp.ed a p1sition a. supervif or ~ Nor
kantoWn Playground system and urffr
spend the summer IN the University
lseatherwood completes the law ~.ur..
o. the state school tbs torn and All
% Eraauated next year. He d.. one ~
ne niNerFlt}.H greatest HfhfetaH and
besides starring 10 fepfbaW rr-f f.ff
has been playing Ereat gam. af Isaa-
tfll THIS HprinE and summer BE- d.
captain ~ next years football .Ht... ID
and ehpects 20 keep ir training Er rrs..
Ing baee ball during fne summer lr
b. Coach Charles Hickman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
HUNTER LEAVES
Linaly Lad VINO mas Been Piavfpg vvt..
htoFtes LEFT Yesterday for ~
Home AZ Boston

Herbert Hunter. second baalrrar a.F
short at1p ~ fhc eforIs hraeH4r f.9..
.Nff IaHf evening fHr Die bonn. .f I..
Ton. Hunter recently rrHFrrfrr fr...
inal and n Few IHIa later H. Joined
~ hFellnE central League fssf.
FlFned n contract with fht sfr.Eaa man.
1Eeweut nor Iif h. accent Hr. ..........
LNf NE PLAYING This tho ruInHaf.a ....r
~ protect hiureIf rr1 net ur.f.aaI......
IFu. o. De eUre.fa iafrU fa rrf.r ..rr....
and play baseball
Hunter wac released fruH. .IHr4f......
W .He Whrn.iug club nr|rr f. fIr rrrf
LOU D. refused fa lIHE -unHH. Hfa.HaII
'- Ia.NINf' ~ I.u|f Iu OBJ. Central H..fa
II ra1rF That 900 mon uu fna rssr5
take part In the rHr.H Hn sI.f-. IL.
.e.L ne "fNrT HHNa |f.Uf.. mas rrf.-
WeE NirEiuiH University af $1,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
FEDERAL LEAGUE
NBSPO IMPROVING
Speedy Little Second Stacker OF smoke
Outfit VIII Rsjoin Team At Fort
Wayne.

. Frank Nespo. second baseman OF tn,
Stukie baseball team and one OF the
tral League, will In ali probability foIn
ne team AZ Fort wayne. Thursday or
Frlday- Nespo has been confined to the
North Wheeling hospital for the mast
several days with n badly wrenched
muscle. tie was able 10 be out yester-
gay, however. and said that he would
hkely be able 70 work the latter part
OF the week He will 20 TO the park for
parting p actice this afternoon. The
game a. he covers acres OF ground
around second base and with the addt-
ton OF Lear. the infield should be one
that will make a big noise like a real
infield around the circuit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
BUEcRED KITS

WASHINGTON. June la-Chicago
punched hits With bases on balls today
ana eNened IN the series with Washing
ton TO . The hitting - Fouruier and
Foster ana the helding OF Collins and
Fourier featured.
Score: r. ". y
Chicago ... eel Is - o
Washington % q O o % % >
Batteries. Eicotte and SChaik shaw
Gallia. Hopper and Henry. Williams
Two base hits; Milan. Foster. Fourn-
Ter. Three base hits. Foster MOeller.
Sacrince hits. +. Collins. 2 Cicotts. sac
tince ny. Fourier. stolen bases
Schalk. 2 J. Collins Rase on balls on
Ctcoue. I. shaw. 4 Gallis. 3 Hopper. /.
struck out: Ctcotte. ,. shaw. I. Gallia.
8. EMPIRES. Nsliin and Dineen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
SENTENCED FoR L,FE

rr--.ai rfsuafer fF fte frtefueer~rr
ST CLAiRsvtLLE. q June IL
William fang who wac recently found
guilty of murder .n tho second decree
was today sentenced 40 serve q lie
term In The state penitentiary at Co
lumhue v y perkinR who vas
found guilty ~ arson was sentenced
10 Tho same place Tor On indefinite
period. Both the sentenced men viii
be taken 10 columbus this morrtnr
BY sheriff Clyde Bulgcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
BBLLAIRB A. c.
WIN Meet strou- biionvai. T..,, A..
hsilairs Vert snnday-Fast Game
II EHprctsd.

Nrfi sunday the strong uuianvaIs
team wiU come to Hellntre whsre fhrv
l shat ~ Do urd ultedly prove one III
thr mo fnfereefinr Fnfues ~ tho eaa.
son. Either Albert srhrickIa az Afnna
Ionvair lads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15

Special Dispatch 10 the InteiliEencer.
BRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June H.
Prhcht. a Wheeling youngstsr. pitching
his first game for The Stogies this after
crew down with two hits and enabled
the West Virsinisns 10 grab the fret
game OF the series, 20 A. Both these
hits came In the sixth inning. and re-
suited ~ Grand Rapids lone tally Pat
tison. also pitching his first game as "a
member Of the Black sou. performed In
EreAt style. AIowing only three hits
resulting In the visitors scores.
Pracht was given great support. es-
pecially by Dutch" Meister and Mia
yDaJ. These two gardeners dragged IN
In the ninth inning O'Day undoubtedly
ID the dny for Pracht when he made
star ling catches OF drives b. Callahan
Win kndsrson'. ~sik. Hsd ether 80, one ns
o. these got away, a run would have tall
h<a- There we're three errors by both
teams. but none OF these had suFht a.
reGistered until the last half OF The sixth
fnnins. when Grand Rapids ncorcd.
Grimes opened with a smoking dive TO
center and Pattison sacrificed, kding-
tons cut put Grimes on third ana he
counted on DehaNen's safe belt TO cen
ter. In the seventh the stosies tied the
oount Msister walked and gOt 10 sec
ond on ksene's hit to center. the first
safe blow OF the game for Wheeling.
sissou had popped out before Keene hit
q safety % left center. Meister scoring
The winning run came In the eighth.
o'pay Walked for a start and stole sec
famed. but Meister cracked a line drive
20 night center for q base. O'Day coming
in. sissons Fly TO Grimes ended tho
isnnians minis. The two team. play a double
Johnson pitching FOR the Stogfes and
Macarthur and Romine for Grand Rapids.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
CONTRACT LET.

Special uispatch 70 the intelugcncer.
ST GAINESVILLE. @. June IL
The Board % County Commissioners
To day let the contract for the laytng
Of mile and one-half of gas line
leading from the main line TO the In
hrmery. The contract Was let to the
Ohio Fuel and supply company.
which corporation will furnish the gas
for use at the county pogy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
HOMER IN FIFTEENTH

Special Dispatch TO the Inteiigencer.
DAYTON. o.. June t4-Brachu broke
up 10 Inning pitchers duel hetW cen
Rowen and Donly with a four base
smash. An error gave the Fl. Waynes
the frst two tallies. Score:
~ Wayne O2O 600 GOO 600 0Oi-3 II 2
Dayton 600 oil 900 goo 600 2
Donley and Beyers. Rowan and
Woerth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
ERRORS LOST GAME

PHILADELPHIA. June 1s-Battery
and neldluE errors gave Detroit a VIC
tory over Philadelphia today 2 60 l.
SchanE had his hand hurt by a foul OF
kaNanagh.s hat and gave way Co Nc
Avoy. u Vas the third injury received
hy SrhanE this season.
Detroit -. q q q q % %
philadelphia q q q q o o q o. 3 5
Batteries: CoNeieskic and StanaEe: J.
Bush. Schaug and McAVoy.
Three base hits Young Strunk Stol-
en- bases Cobb. SchanE Walsh Sacrifice
hit. -. Rush. Base on balls oNeteskie
]. J Bush. > STRUCK out: Covcleskie : /:
J. Bush. 4. Umpires. Connolly and Wal
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CONSECUTIVE HITTING.

ST. LOUIS. June 1a-Three singles
and Two sacrifice hits In the fourth in
ming In to-days game gave brooklyn the
victory over St Louis. TO I. The
score: r. II l..
st. Louis % I o o o o o q 81
Batteries: Smith and McCarty: Doak
Perdue and Snyder. Gonzales Two base
hit. Dolan. Three base hit: Long. Stolen
base: McCarty. Sacrifice hits: Smith
McCarty. StenEel. Dolan. Base on balls
OFF Doak. ?. Struck out: by smith 3:
By Doak. 1. Umpires: Orth and Byron.
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NEN YORK. Jun, it-rhe New York
AtnfrleAn- Nent back into tue nr-t d.
vision today b. taxing ~ games iron,
- LOUIS u 10 anu 60 4 Toe sec.
ond game vent ten inninEr cree ,
Einch hitter driving iu the winning run
Ne nome run carnival stared az the
roo grounds Ia @ .Ntek Was continued
~ TO-DAY r gam. ~iN men htttl1E for the
circuit scores tfirst Ean,l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
"sMoKY" JOE IN PORN

BOSTON. June wood pitched in
his old time form TO-DAY and Boston de
feated Cleveland. 90 J. Graney's single
after Jackson had tripled scored The
visitors only run. Score:
r. ". l..
Boston .... 05Oi - 10 1
Cleveland o o % o q q o. 4
batteries Mitchell. Harstad and
o'Neil. Wood and Cady.
Two base hit Gardner. Three base
hit. Jackson stolen base. Ianvrin.
Base ON balls Mitchell. 2. Wood l.
struck out; MITCHELL. Wood ! TIM
pires oLoughlin and Hildebrand
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GAVE AWAY GAME

Special Dispatch to the Inteliigencer
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. June i4-with
the score tied and the bases full in the
tenth inning today. HagEert walked
treisel aud forced IN the winning run,
giving Terte Hanie The game 3 to 2.
ter several weeks off With a broken
thumb. Score.
r. u. 4
Terre Haute 10000 O2OO1-3 5 o
Erie 1910. Oo0020 10000 II /
Nehf and Vann; Heck. Haggert and
Martin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15
TETERSATIoFAL LEAGUE.

nond. 2.
~ Phovidenoe-NeVark .: Provi.
At Toronto--Rochestcr .. Toronto 4
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YOUNGSTOWN WON

Special Dispatch To the Intelligencsr.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. June if-Young
had one bad inning today when i've hits
netted the Youngstown lervue leaders
four runs and the game. Score
II. a. +
Evansville .... 5iOOOOeOO-i
You gstown U000a0O O-b
Young and Hauser. Hin. Duffy and
Wagner.
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Sacrifice hits; Bancroft. Byrne Sac
Titice flies: Becker. Johnston. stolen
bases: Ncihoff. Costello. Base on balls
orr Alexander. ?. of MamauX. , struck
out; Alexander. IL: Mamaux. .. I'M
piros: Rigler and Hart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-15

haIItfIts- N"II-IdU aUu NEntN Fish
er and sweeney
Three haze hts Howard. Peckiuna Ugh.
Hcme runs. Naissl g. walker stole q
bases P1ckinpsuEh. Nai=,l shelton.
Rsse an balls: Fisher >. Msilman &.
s ruck uuf. Fish 4. Weilnan Z. I'm
pires. Chill and Evans
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. PITTSBURGH June IA pitchers.
battle estWeen Alexander and MamsuE
endcd In the eleventh inning to-day.
Nas1 trc latter weakened and Philadel-
phia scored three runs. defeafinE Pitts
burEh 20 !. andsr. who had Il
strikeouis. Nas effective throughout
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polls. 2.
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Two base hits I.csry. Howard Three
base hit. iaVau. Home runs. HarfEel
Pipp. e.. Walker. Hovar.l. stolen ba Sc.
Cook Mai-el fipp Z cklnpauEh Sacrt-
nee flN. MatSel Ras a balls OFF
Lowdermilk Hoch 2 Heating s. struck
out Heating .. Loo der 20 II :. Hoch {.
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