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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21
BAZAAR AND EXCHANGE

The Eighth Ward Bible class will
hold bazaar and exchange in the
Citizens Dollar Savings Bank building.
Thursday. November IS. Advt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21

School Fair at Joetown-t'rulay
night Of this week the first school
fair will be held al GranGevillc, which
is commonly known as Joetown. in
Huntington district. a splendid pro.
gram has becn arranged and the pco.
pie of the community are much inter.
pStcd
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21

WANTED-Stcadv young man. writ.
ing good hand to assist in construc-
tion office. Salary $50 per month. Adj
dress Box 1861, West VirSinian.
ll.2l-lt No 1861
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21

Woodmen Meet Friday--A meeting
OF tho Modern Woodmen OF America
has been called for Friday night OF
this week and will be held in the lodge
rooms in the Skinner building at 1880.
Important business is scheduled and
Il good attendance is expected.
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| !

The many friends OF A. a. J. Gas.
kill will regret to learn OF his very
serious illness at his home in Wilkins
burg. Pa.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21
Water Good

A report from the State university
shows that the water from this city
is absolutely safe for domestic pur.
poses.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21
Son

Born Saturday, November IS. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Spray Sturm, Of the
Clayton addition. a son.
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Returned

Rev. II. d. Clark OF the NJ. E. church
has returned from Cameron where he
has been the past week as instructor
at the county Sunday School convcn,
ton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21

The now automatic machine install.
ed recently at the Monongah Glass
plant. is onw in operation and adding
IA third to the Hachine capacity of the
plant. fourth machine is ordered
and will be on hand and erected in the
next few weeks.
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Town Talk

Catches Big o'Possum "A twenty
five pound 'pOssum was recently
caught in the hills of Union district
by States Dunn. Dunn is a famous
hunter and trappcr of the East Side
and according TO the reports has caught
twenty Of these animals this season.
This is an especially good 'possum
year sayA Mr.. Dunn.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21

FOR SALE-Dcsk. safes and . wall
cases. See 7. p. Lipson. $40 Madi.
son street. l120.3t No 1870
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21

Announcement is made today that
steel for the new Arcade building was
shipped last Thursday and should be
on the site of the building by the latter
part of this week Brick for the walls
is now being placed and with the ARR
val OF the 100 tons of structural steel,
the building will mount very rapidly.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21

bedside is to the effect that he will
be taken to pittsburgh hospital for
treatment
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21

New Metz Agent. Harry +. King. OF
Carolina mine. has recently secured
the distributing agency for the Metz
automobile. The Metz is popular car
and economical to run. King expects
TO sell number OF the new models in
this community.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21

viii Discuss Night Sehool-A meet
ing OF these Interested in the organi-
cation OF an evening school to he CON
Quoted for those who are unable TO
attend school during the day. will be
held on Friday evening at 1870 o'clock
at the High school building when tho
promoters of the night school will be
present and conference will take
place. All those interested in the
project are asked 10 be present.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21

Wrong Dan in story-In all account
Of the manner in which the colored
Democratic voters were brought to the
polls in this city and voted despite
the challenge of the Republican work
ers on election day. Dan Harris. col
ored. was reported to have assisted
This name was an error and should
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21

Retail Account System "A system
OF keeping accounts for retail mer.
chants has been recently worked out
by the United States Department OF
Commerce and is displayed in this
city at the local Chamber OF Com
me-ce rooms. TIE ucw and sin.plifieG
system is open to the inspection Of any
retail merchant and has been brought
TO the local office fer that purpose.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21

Lady Owls To Meet-Thc Lady Owls
of this city will hold session Thurs.
day night at 1890 in their rooms in
the *. of P. hall. Very important bus.
mess is to be discussed and full at
tendance of members has been urged.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21

Train SIS Delayed-Train No. 81. BAL.
timorc and Ohio, New York to st.
Louis, was delayed on the Cumbcr'
land division yesterday by a derail'
ment at Altamont. Md. Traffic was
held up for four hours. No one was
hurt. Train So. Grafton to Wheeling,
passed through Fairmont on schedule
without the Pullman car which is daily
attached at Grafton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-21

Suffrage Meeting Postponed-Thc
meeting OF the Political Equality club
scheduled to take place this evening
at the club rooms in the Court house
has been postponed until next Tuesday
evening, November 49, on account Of
conflicting dates
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A. J. Gaskiil IIl-Word has been re-
ceivcd here Of the critical illness of
A. J. Gaskill. former resident Of Man.
nington. at his home at Williamsburg.
Pa. Information received from his
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Chester Assl-~ Second. Win.

Chester Agsies' second team de-
y xeater peter !Tha e, c: a.; II to
both sides making errors. Cullen ponc
was greatly missYt by the Asgies. Cox,
while ~ times hit hard. pulled himself
gics would like TO arrange games with
grammar schools in this city Address
al letters TO Manager II. Wingatc.
Chester.
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O'Connor's. Is: n. F.. Lee, .Irs..

r. +. Lee. Jrs.........o q 0 n o.
O'CoUnQr's .............0 q ! 10
summary: Two-base hits-Bosher. Cole
man. Walthai. Green. Martin. Sacrifice n,c
-Bosher Stolen bases-Thomas. Bauer (2,
Martin. Whitfield. Jones. Green. Coleman.
Double plsy-Tucker to Bauer. Hits-of
Thomas. In innings: OFF Laushlin. In :
Innings: off Whitfield. in innings. Bases
on balls-oh Thomas. L: off Whitfield I.
Tntter hit--bE I.aughliE, Z: Struck out-hy
Talthal. >; ny laushlin, /: by Withheld. I.
WI pitch .auEhlin. Umpire. Moore.
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Stolen bases-Rslcher (l0. Ford go. King
t9. Long t0. Lewis 60. Powers t:). Brown.
Jones. Double plays-Strand unassisted:
Pierce to LOWS. Hits-on Brown. In .
innings: on Dickerson. In innings: Oft
Jones. "a In I Innings. Bases on balls-by
Brown. 4: by Dickerson. =: by Jones. ..
Struck out-by Brown. Is; by Dickerson. 4;
by Jones D. Wild pitches-Pierce. Dickerson.
Brown. Loft on basey-CRlvary. s: Tabor
nacle, J. Time OF game. los. Umpire, Win
gate and Brown.
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church nm stars IN 100 els pl,Nod
gam" bN the score ot 81 I" N,st"t
daS. IN" tim"k "rd ii".iNN v.'lii,
Of tho hom" team. WAS TIT" t"utrt" 81
ihc Sainr.
Score by muinGS: Il II :.
6 I'm StIrs 400" -. 30 . &.
MuSnnj" iioiuc - 81" az c-.-g! ~
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Standing OF CIula i.


Where They PIny Next Saturday.
Woodali & ouarles VS.. Richmond Cedar
Works. at Fulton Park
4. $. kellsm vs.. Rountree Cherry Corn
at Barton Heights Park
kocens Boosters VS. I. w. Wood & Sons
At Seminary Park.
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Two-base hts-Vest. Livesey, Taylor. Jones
j. Jones. Sacrifice hits-Tayior. Prddy
llits-of Walker, II in innings; off wilt
Bases on balls-by Blunt, ,: by Walker o.:
by Wiltshire. 0. Struck out--by Blunt, a.
by Walker, 5: by wiltshire. ,. Left oil bases
Stockton Street. 4: East End. .. Time OF
game, hours. Umpire. MIR. Williams
Centenary Methodist, IL. Grace Street, 10
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summary; Two base h!,s-Arrishi Three.
basc hits-iahin, Scales t2), Shelton taI
GerrihG. Home runs-Rose. Sacrihce hits
Swedinan. knishtley. Sacrifice ny-McRee
stolen bases-Bacr. Shelton, Rose Creamer
q. Alright ca. Brand. Adams Murphy IaI
Nondericher. H;ts-oT Kelley. ) I'm inni,us:
on ,ream"r. ! ia innings. Bases on balls
ny he!HE, !; by Dreamer. g. by Bacr .
struck "ut-hy Ba"r. I: by Kelley 8: hy
'r'"u"r. / via pitch.s-Keley :; Cream
r. l-ctt on bases Blues. :: McCiiN. 10
nm" "t game @:io Umpire Hsfin ,Rcn--
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StOFc bY fnnlnSS. "
Homebuilders ..........ot0 DO Il o--lo
Honbrucos ..............2G . o o o q 0 DO
Summary: Two-base hits-Bourne. c. Lob
man. Henry. Three base hts-Rournc, o.
Lehman. Henry. J. Tin3lcy. O'Bricn. Stolen
bsscs-O. Lehman. Scay riller. OBri-n ca,
Henry. Coulter Tinsley, Howell. Double
play-Err cking 10 Ttllsr. Iits--or Cannon.
s in innings: off Coulter. In : innings
of I.ohman. L. In IL Innings. Bases on halls
-on Coulter. =. OFF Cannon. !: on Lehman.
:. struck out-by Coulter. 4. by Cannon.
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Two base hits-Crumpler (2l. Cavan Smith
t2i. Burke. Fletcher. Sacrifice hits-ITaikc
e.. Stolen bases-Hay ,2, Napier. Wake
II in innings: off Smith 10 in . innings
Bases on balls-by Burch' L. Batters hit
by Burch. |: by Smith. !. Struck out-by
Burch .; by Smith. S. Passed bails-Nichols
Barber 60. Umpire. Mr. Smith. Scorer. Mr.
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II; II, Y: NJ G. A..;...L ? . o / 0-s
,,sm summary: Iwo'base hits-Hoy. Hamlet,
o CSs ,.1 60. l. Green. Smlthers. John
SUI iarpeT ~ Beasley (2. Howard. Haw-
nnoIn' hdmiet Double play-Canepa IN
% ho| eel to Johnson. Bases on balls-oir Watts.
". 1ahepa; '. Batter hit-by Canepa. i
tMcuhce,. struck out-by Watts II: hv
GanSpa; Ii, sslk-csnepa. Loft on Bases
-; "a Z" NJ. Z, a. q: Paramount. g. Time.
LOU empires, o. Toolc and Patterson
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Where They Play Next Saturday.
Havana Consuls vs.. IIomebuilders. 1T Byrd
Park
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Cedar Works. 6; A. s. K.,,am. !.

Summary: Two base hts-Iiarthright.
WEIGH t2). johnson. Stolen bases-Marye.
Thompson. WEIGH. James. Hits-on Wa!on.
in nine innings: off Rueger. In nine In
ninss. Bases balis-by Walton. |: by
Rueser. l. Batter hit-by Rucger. l. Struck
out-hy Walton. IL: by Ruegcr, E. Wild pitch
-Rueser. Left bases-Cedar Works. ::
A. 8. Kellsm, :. Time OF game-two hours.
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JEFFERSON WARD LEAGUE
Standing Of Clubs.


Where They Play Next Saturday.
II t.. Ice. Jrs, " Paramount a A.. 1T
e. g. A.
Highland Springs vs.. Railroad Y NJ e A
at Highland Springs.
o'Connor's vs. ccbbs Furniture Co. at
Oak wood.
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4 -
'Heirholzcr out. hi by hat,.d n.ii
Score by innings:

Havana ConSuls. -
summary; Two base hits-Brnnsford. Non
roe nrre pas" hit-MDnroc. Sacrifice ny
Ice. Stolen haSes-G. Miller. .Sutt.rlln low
cry CD Double play-I.owery TO Clarke
3ases on bails-on Blanton. ?. Struck out
by Blunton, i: by Dunn. L. Passed balls
G. Miller. % Time = hours Umpire, Nor
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Where They Play Next saturday.
HcwitHers vs. Blues. at Luck Field,
McGhi vs. Highland Park. At Highland
Park.
{. n. \. I. vs.. First National. a. Byrd
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Masonic Home Is Winner.

The Masonic Home team won its
third straight game by defeating tho
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summary: Sacrifice nyS-Newcomh, Pace.
Hay. Two-has" hits-Audersor 60, Hay
Pace. Stolen bas.s-tivntry go, Jenkins
Nailrrstein t2D i5as. ON halls-on Vaughan.
.. OF tluarlcs. !: of FILLER Hit by pitched
Daii-Tiller. Struck out-hy 'riller o. by
Vaughan. & by ouarl.s Time OF game.
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Score by innings

=,
Woodali & ouarles.........3O I-9
summary: Two-b base hits-Branch. Wat
son sands. Jordon Rector. Sacrifice hits
Bass. skinner. Saddier. Sacrifice hy-Sili-
mon. Stolen bases-Sands. Watson .ordon.
Siliinon. Bass. Sands. Hits-on Goodman,
IL Tn nine innings: off Sanders. in six in
rires: off Beck. In three innings. Bases
on balls-by Goodman 3: by Saunders r; by
Beck, l. Batters hit-by Saunders. {: by
Beck. |. Struck out-by Goodman. u: by
Saunders, B; by Beck, 4. Passed ball--Tyree.
Wild pitches-Jordan. Odell. Time OF game
two hours. Umpire-Frank Grove. Score
kecper-E. e. Peace.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE


nvTenS ho"s'ers' b: Rountree Cherry, g.
Richmond Cedar Works q: A. = X .il,n, =,
l. W. Wood ~ Son. II; woodali & touaries.
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HlshIand Park. 8: First National. 3.

| Highland Fark........ a ks
, firSt National......... o q 0 q o-3
J Summary: Two base hits-Dcvine, Andcr-
/ son. Stolen bases--Devine CD, Knox. Krausse.
I shelton Augustine. Wharton. Base balls
tyson, :; Shelton. d. Struck out-by Tyson,
| \; by Shelton o Time OF game, hours
[ Umpire krauSsc.
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Nissley. for the same team. plaved
great game. accepting all chances
rnd getting two hits when they count
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COMMISSION WILL MEET

8 uUlWIvll00lUW WILL Wttl
AMATEURS TO HEAR PLANS
ABOUT INTERClTY SERIES
Meeting VIII Bc Held ON Saturday
Night to Talk Over baltimore
nnd Washington Games.
The Amateur Baseball Commission
will hold it's regular monthly meeting
state aud City Bank and will hear tho
report OF the committee that is TO con-
fer this week with Washington and
IRE in fine shape now, and with the
Capital City League going good again.
played on the sandlots as il Was
few years back.
First Baptist has some stars in Cam
mon. Stout. Skarron. Bcnder and tiar-
per. Bender has won every game. and
he has pitched all OF the games so far.
w. E. Hishnel is manager OF First
* hard worker. always keeping the
boys "
IIarper landed five hits in ave times
Second Baptist PLAYS Firs, Baptist
on Saturday At oalswood, and a grand
game - expected.
oakwoods diamond is = good one.
Marconi the Cherry Smasher's spit-
ball artist, Got four hits YESTERDAY out
Of six trials.
a great game. accepting ali chances
nnd getting two hits when they count
The boys of tho Cherr, smash team
were disappointed in no, having their
new suits for yesterdays game. but
r merS 1 fs, RED iha, ;hG} would be al
Saturday. There is great rivalry he
tween these teams. and battie roy
al is promised when they meet
Manager Winter had his men to-
gether on "Wednesday night ana for
mulatcd plans by which they hone -
Hugh Timmins was elected capfn,m ~
the SmaS herS
Eaehos homer featured the gam.
on the Fulton lot Yesterday
hard for The Rountree Cherry corn
ihree out Of four WAS his record yes
Goodman SGT srrile.out record 70,
the Central League. having fourteen
strlkeouts :" his credit IN the game
the s,ck. having Two Singles on M''n n
; ,Mo- bagfer out II five trips 10 tho
Mood TO make victory sute oy W.
Woodall * Quarles
a., wa ,isS: pi,;hed eNyslIen, ban for
-sirikeouts to his credit
Welch played a star came a, ,hira
f for tenar Works he also connected
-Four W I,ins o" ~ Is eng single out of
-. Green, Of Fairmount. continues To
Sdns tho bail having ten hits in M.
carl Green Of Railroad y n &,
NJ veil for the Rail,oaders yesterdav
beside fielding his position In I'm IN
Babe canepa struck out sixteen
mcn IN Yesterdays game the majority
coming With men on bases lie Also
lead the Athletic ieasue ' in 'I,r 20
a ,.i,a.is having seventeen to his credit
:. hashy 5 heldins a, third .o,, & -
{ : Of high order. ana his MUM. Il
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The boys "f tn" CHERRY Smash team
were diSh pp"intcd in no, havin. their
new suits FOR yesterdays game but
were assured that they would bc all
ready Tor the game with polorine next
saturday There Is great rivalry be
tween these teams, and - BATTLE row
a IS promised when they meet
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cas- 'wiikerson). Struck out-by Thurston
d. oy barfoot. 4: by Eacho. 2: by Lucas. J.
umpire-Hawkins.
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game TO the official scorers Address
Secretary Akers. scl6 Fairmount Ave-
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Maricoui. the Cherry Sna sher's spit
ball artist, Got four hits yesterday out
Of six trials.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Results Ycsterdn,
Standing of Clubs.

Havana Consuis. 3: Duplex. |.
Homhrucos. 10: fiomebuilders. !" tw"lN"
Innings.
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FEDERATION LEAGUE
Result. Of Yesterday. Gam.s

NcsuIts OF festerday's Games.
Rlues. 10: Neon. Z.
Highland Park. .: First National, 3
HowitIcrs. 10: G. II. a. C.. B.
Standing Of the Clubs.
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Manager Winter had his men to-
Eether on "Wednesday uight. and for
mulated plans by which they hope II
capture the rag at this meeting.
hugh 1inlmius WAS elected captain OF
the Sma ShcrS
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Eacho.S homer featured the gam.
on the Fulton lot Yesterday
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Second Baptist PLAYS First BAPTIST
on Saturday at Oalwood, and grand
game Is expected.
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First Baptist has some stars i'm Gam
mon. stout. Skarron. Bcnuer and Har-
per Bender has won every game. and
he has pitched all OF the games so far.
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oakwoods diamond is good one.
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Goodman set strike out record for
the central League, having fourteen
S'rikeouts Z" his credit IN the game
YESTERDAY "'"'
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o'Brien continues to hit tho nil
hard for the RCuntree Cherry corn
Three out Of four was his rocor,! vrs
terdaN. -
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Babe" Canepa struck on, six,.
men ~ Yesterdays game. the ma;nri,w
soniinc With men on bases He Also
Parked the ball also
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Harper landed five hits IN hve times
up yesterday.
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carl Green. Of Railroad y ~
ny Vel! Tor the Railruadcrs yest.r,l;, y
ncSideS n"idins his position I'm hin
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w. +. Hichnel is manager of First
Baptist sunday school team, and he
IL a hard worker. always keeping the
pep UP. He is very popular with tho
boys
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;. Hasny fielding II third for G. -
h'ch order. and his hitting is
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Manager Branch led his boys with
the stick. having two singles and :,
,Wo-oaGfer out Il five trips 10 tho
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Newman, % Church hin hiJe ,.,, -
lead the Athletic League in
si,eai!ns having seventeen to MS cycdit
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Green, Of Fairmount. continues 10
Slue the bail. having ten HIS in ~
Teen times e, bat go az
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Chldress is ca,chinc in f,o s,.,o
thl IN" work of Leonard in center
nei" ana mat ~ Lucy ON irst is SHOW
ii'- marked Improvement
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AMATEURS TO HEAR PLANS
ABOUT INTERClTY SERIES
Meeting VIII Bc Held ON Saturday
Night to Talk Over baltimore
mud washington Games.

= The Amateur Baseball Commission
will hold it's regular monthly meeting
on Saturday night at the National
state aud CITY Bank. and viii hear the
report OF the committee that is 10 con-
fer this week with Washington and
Baltimore in regard To iutcrcitN Sc
ries. The affairs OF tho commission
IRE in fine shape now, and with the
Capital City League going good again.
the fans may expect to see baseball
played on tho sardlots as IL Was a
few years back.
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,arr9!h who plays center field on Pc.
iTfiies. inadc<'H staz- catch Yesterday
lie Is only aSo;: -ix6. and is tho ma
ENt 81 me amateur teams He Also
cot three safe hits ont of SIX lines
up. y '''s
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.Jordon's stick work helped r. W
w GOD TO make victory yu.e
Noodall * cuarlo.
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Gully and Lin Williams. Of High
,rnf SPRINGS, featured their game hv
hits apiece WilIi.,le ~ rec
double and triplo +"
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bpek TAYLOR pitched airtighr ball
'.m1'i tEe ninth yesterday. when Plan
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s = 6 " n o x-la
o q o ! q : J. c
'or King Iicraoy. II.
Thr"" ha -" hits
riil"e hits Il Fletcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07

HAVANA Consults continued their
winning streak BY Gerea,iDc DnnIax
IN a tas, and snappy game yesterdsy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07

Walton pitched excellent han for
IRE CEDAR Works. having thirteen
-sirikeouts 10 his credit.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04
HELLO" GIRL
is PROMOTED

s. Aak may be ocomplished by =
r0DAone girl through application.
ogStsgy and efficiency. Is illustrst-
M q the case Of Mildred Middleton,
ooenfly promoted from chief oper.
- Of the East exchange OF the
6dh1gan State Telephone Co. "a
glnolpai Of the operators training
Aool
No. Middleton nrst Begin 70
~ Number. please," In the
n6Gog exchange about IL years
- Coming 70 Detroit seven year,
-. she won rapid promotion. and
~ hse prescnt position she is prov
- Invaluable.
Horssbaok riding. which was add
~ - the recreation program OF the
DoDhoos company last spring. hal
voloped many expert Hello girl
noes. The claas now numbers 1872
imminent enthusiasts are Mis-
m 0assman, q supervisor In II,
nee exchange: Betty Snyder. MAR
Dog0fpr; Locile Kennedy, Eas
\ ooerator: Margaret Decker. Cedal
o1sf operator. and Johanna Leman
1oxy operator.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04

PrinttnE-th~ plain neat kind-thnt
IL right--rimes job Dept-Main sa2O.