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The Washington herald., 1916-09-21
Capt. J. H. Oliver Dinner Host
To Admiral .Akiyama of Japan

blue tailored costume trimmed with
silver fox and a hat of blue velvet.
They will be at home after Novem-
Der at 1910 New Hampshire avenue,
Washington.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Hart. of 1915 Cal
vert street is spending several weeks
with relatives in Harrisburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Drake, Of Elkhart,
Ind, have arrived in Washington TO
spend some time, and are stopping at the
shoreham.
Mrs. John Hodges, wife Of Captain
Hodges. U. S. A. who spent the sum-
mer in the Catskill mountains, re-
turned to her home at the Washing
ton barracks yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Begg; of Jack
sonville, Ill, are in Washington, and are
located at the shoreham.
Miss Agnes A. Parks and Ensign
Winthrop Winslow, of the L. S. s.
Nebraska, were married Tuesday af-
ternoon in the Congress Square Hotel
at Portland Ne, by the Rev. Freder-
ick Walker. The bride Is the daugh-
ter Of Mrs Georgia Parks. Of Cottage
Farm, Cape Elizabeth. and the bride
ton H. Winslow. of saco.
Lieut.. Ellis NJ Zacharias, U. S. n,
was best man.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Muller have come
on to Washington from White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, and are stopping at
the Shoreham
Mrs. Gwathney. of New York, is also
at the Shoreham.
The engagement is announced in
London Of Lieut.. Allen Dyson Per-
rims, son of Mr.. Charles W. D. Per-
Miss Marie Louise Rodewald, daugh-
ter of William MacNeill Rodewald. of
New York and Tuxedo.
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison, accompanied
by Mr.. NJ r. Hutchison, Of Orange, N
j, is in Washington for a few days, and
Is stopping at the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kemper Adams,
whose marriage took place on Sep
tember 9. were hosts at a reception
last evening at their residence. 1886
Garfield street. from $50 to II o'clock.
The house was decorated with palms,
ferns. pink roses and asters. Mrs.
Mrs. Sidney Roche. Mrs. Arthur Mar
tin, and Mrs. J. A Lynn. sisters of
Mrs. Adams. assisted in receiving the
guests. Miss Carrie Linkins. Miss An
ME Lynn, Miss Julia Hampton and
Miss Daisy Gerhauser presided in the
dining room, where the table had a
graceful centerpiece Of pink roses
Mrs. Mendeu was among those lunch
ing at the Shoreham yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21

Mrs Cuyler, Of New York. is spending
some time in Washington. and is stop
ping at the Shoreham.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. who
have spent the summer in Newport, will
iemain there until about the first Of No
vember when they will open their house
IN Massachusetts avenue
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21

Mrs. Russell, wife OF the late Minister
to Persia, and Miss Lucy Russell have
returned from the Virginia mountains
and will occupy one of the bungalows on
Montague street, near Sixteenth street
reservoir.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21

Mrs. John w. Thompson has been
spending two weeks in New York City
with friends who have just returned
from London.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21

/ DR.. J. Roland Walton. dean Of the de-
partment OF dentistry, George Washing
ton University, has returned from At
lantic City.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-21

Mr.. Thomas F. Ryan, Of New York, ar
rived in Washington yesterday and is To-
Gated at the Shoreham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
ST0GIES TO PLAY
BETHANY TUESDAY
WOODLANDS TEAM or PITTS
BuRoH. COMBS sAruH-
DAY AND SUNDAY.
One Team VIII 90 TO Canton TO Play
Strong Team on sunday-usuAi
Practice To-day.

Tuesday afternoon the wheeling Gem
trail League baseball team will go TO
Bethany. whore the bethany college team
tion games. Last year Bethany wss
PLAY cd and made a good showing against
the Smokes and when they made a re-
quest Tor game this year the Wheeling
management decided 20 accept. The
local team viii leave al l.l0 over the
Pennsylvania. for WellsburE
Saturday and Sunday. the Stogies will
take on the fast Woodlands semi-pro
team. Of Pittsburgh. for exhibit on
games. The Woodlands aggregation is
rated a. ono Of the fastest scni-pro
organizations In the Pittsburgh district.
They will come here for two games at
League Park. on sunday one team OF
Smokes will 80 70 Canton. where another
Scmi-pro aggregation will be met. IL is
planned to divide the squad into two
teams In order that these games may be
played
Gnficlder Blue. secured from the
Wichita. Kan. club arrived In thc city
yesterday and has reported for work.
H' Is rated as a good man and H. cN-
hustle for their Jobs. innelder Block
and Pitcher Wetzel are yet to report.
but they may be expected at any time.
Manager smith said last evening that
hc would take the boys out this morning
FOR a couple OF hours practice and would
then give them an afternoon OFF. The
trip Co MorgantOwn was rather hard and
the men Will be given n chance to rest
be fore the bethany game. only signal
work and batting practice will be in
dulged In to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
STOGIES GET TRIMMED
University Baseball Team Turned Tables
and Defeated Wheeling Central
Leaguers, 20 5.

The Stogies dropped the second game
or the series Co West Virginia Guiyer-
sity at Morgantowu. Saturday. Tho
state boys hit the delivery Of Dourlas
Slentz and Won Steinberg hard and
gathered q total Of ten smart swats. six
or which they turned into runs. The
best the Smokes could do was eight bin
giles and these Melted five counters In
addition 20 ten hits tho University bows
piled up five errors. but luckily. they
did not aid I'm the scoring. Cleveland
and Seibold did the hitting Tor the
Stogics and Lambert. Armstrong and
huffman carried away the hitting
honors for W. V L. Huffman pitched
fine hall durin the last four frames
and June performed well IN the first
four innings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
W. v. u. SQUAD LOOKS
GOOD TO SHRIVER
says University Teams Looh. Best since
lso3-Is wen Balanced and 10
. Good College Club.

BUSINESS Manager Pop" Shriver. Of
the Wheeling Athletic Club. returned
sunday from Morgantown. where he saw
the Smokes and W. v. 4. boys play the
last or their tWo-game series on Satur-
day. Concerning the Morgantown aggre-
cation he said: They look the best 90
me OF any team that has represented
the school since 1908. II u a good look
Ing college club and they have some e.-
ceptionlly good men. In fact. I Was
particularly struck with the work OF
Rodgers. the former Bethany star. and
believe he will develop into an keep
tionally fast ball player"
The twirlers on the University squad.
he said. were above the average COLLEGE
player. and he saw no reason why they
should not. with the remainder OF the
team corrrspondingly well balanced. win
majority OF their games. The StoEie
business manager said the College boys
were In the game all the time and show %
ed the night spirit for winning games.
In fact. no concluded. 1t Is the best
looking college team I have seen for "A
number OF years"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
SPR|NKLING Of FEDERAL STARS
HAS PUT NEW LIFE |NTON|NES
season Thursday. when he shut out st
Louis. 4 TO o.

season Thursday. when ne shut out ST.
Louis. TO o.
Although without the services OF
Speaker. Boston won three games in a
row from Philadelphia and took the ear
" season lead in the American League.
The Boston pitchers appeared In good
shape. Connie MaCk's club. however. u
tried In the major leagues.
Opening day In the American League
witnessed two threc-hit games. Groom
OF St Louis. held Cleveland To three
hits. and Coveleskie. OF Detroit. did
equally Vol with chicago. CoVeleskie
further aided the Tigers to Victory BY
making four hits himself. The Veterap
heldcr Jones apparently has succeeded
IN merging the 1915 Browns and his old
Federal League team into IA winning
combination.
Cleveland aud washoington are
stronger than last year. with new men
added 20 their ranks. Klepfer. Of Cleve-
land. held -. Louis TO thre. hits sat
urday. The Tigers and the White SoN.
with their hard-hitting outneld-. ap-
pear every bit as strong. n not stronger
than they did when the 1915 season end
I'd
Walter johnson and Ray caldwell
renewed hostilities when WashiuEto on
and New York opened the season
against each other. and johnson was
returned the victor. lie held New York
10 nve hits and struck out ten men. but
rad TO go eleven innings To defeat the
Yankees, to ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
SMOKES DEFEAT
RAMBLER CLUB
GOOD PRACTICE GAME WAS STAG
ED AT LEAGUE PARK
YESTERDAY
Both Teams Played Good BaIi-Murphy
and Speoht Twirlsd Well as Did
Eeeles and Bravenor.

Tl" StoEies yesterday defeated the
taiHu."r club Of Hcuwood. at League
kifH hN the score uf six - hing
ItrpIt, The fact that the grounds were
not ln the best condition it was "A good
game and the Handlers nut up "A Hne ex-
hlblbon against the men who will this
season represent Wheeling In the Cen
lral League. The feature or thc CIV
t.si was the twirlinE on either side.
iurnIN. pitching for the Eamblerz. al
lowed the Smokes an even Hozs. hits
/ but ne kept them 20 we'll scattered that
ny were unable 90 score. with tho OK
cepllon ofthc sixth and eighth innings.
Eccles pitched the first FIVE innings
LOT ths StogleS and allowed but one hit
curing MS stay on the mound lie was
renewed and Bravcnor took up the work
tfaFFrnr did not allow hit during the
last four frames The HervrDod he
mad -Four miscuez In the ndld while a..
stoCies haf hut two
The score: n II q
stogies 30. 900 ooaOs % IA
itamhlers OIL. o 0 0 3 % 4
batteries Handlers. Murphy and
we'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
OUTLOOK HOPELESS.

NEW YORK, April 15.-The outlook
for the civil population OF the belng-
erent countries OF Europe IS almost
hopeless, according TO Frederick c.
Walcott Of this city. European rep
resentative OF the war relief com.
mission OF The Rockefeller Founda.
ton. who arrived here today on tue
steamer New York from Liverpool
All the private charity IN the world
could not entirely relieve the distress
OF non combatants. he said. unless
private aid IS supplemented by govern
ment assistance from neutral countries
IN the form OF loans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
MOTORCYCLISTS HAVE
FIRST SUNDAY RUN
twenty-five Members of Local Club
Ride 20 Brownsville Yesterday
Roads in Pine Condition

twenty-five members Of the Wheel
ing Motorcycle club left tho club rooms
yesterday morning az ? $50 o'clock on the
ir~t SoCl1hlllty run Of the season. The
ride went bN way or the National pike
Co Washington. where they enjoyed
dinner After the noon hour the party
continued 10 Brownsville and then
started on the return trip.
The boys reported the roads to he in
fine condition. That between West Alex
audcr and Claysville has been repaired
and 10 rs said To- be one - the best
roads in the country for riding. Not =
mlshAp was reported 10 mar he fun OF
The first ride. and not "a single member
experienced any trouble. with the OK
ceTtlon Of small punctures occasionally.
u. J.. Nasmuth was captain Of tho
PARTY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
ELK BOWLERS WILL
co TO WASHINGTON
Local Team VIII Leave This Evening TO
Take Part In Atlantic Coast
Tournament.

The local Elks' bowling team will
leave this evening at $40 o'clock Tor
Washington, II. 9. where they viii
take part in the first annual tournament
that will open At the national capital
today. The Wheeling delegation will
reach Washington Tuesday and will
probably bowl either on Wednesday or
Thursday. They will compete for the
Elks trophy that IL being offered as
one OF the special prizes. Among those
that will make the trip are ". r.
Stevenson. ". ]. Ennis. Baily Frazier.
T. G. whitaker and Frank Schmidt.
Several others viii probably accom-
pany the bowlcrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
ARMY sIAHEUvERs.

PANAMA. April 1s-Arrnv raneuve-s
on an extensive scala will be under
taken this week as part Of tho annual
tIrlnE training OF the American froous
on the isihmus u is understood mat
numbering Ave thousand. VIII partirI
pate.
Problems involving the defense Of IN,
Iafitc entrance 90 the canal will be
taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
STATE TRAP SHOOT
AT ELKINS IN JUNE

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Apru ia
ar hnEeWonts have been made for hold
,nE the annual state trap shoot meet or
ihhln7. June TO and 10. This Attraction
~ former years has drawn eVperf
fh"ts from ail over the country and vriff
20 under tho auspices 81 the ELins Gun
,.ub. Ihc state championship will -
determined at this meeting rrrir-
-'ffu tournament hH. been announced
TOT lhhrl's'0n. june 90. Dr. will he hold
club ga '-H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
GOLF TOURNAMENT
AT White SULPHUR

CHARLESTON. W. Va. AFru 10
Announcement was made today that ar
rang have been completed FOR the
fourth annual championship golf tourna-
ment OF the state 10 b. held az Whit.
sulphur springs July - To IS, by the
West virginia Golf association
The executive committee OF the assa-
citation arranged the tournament The
members are John . Connir OF
Wheeling, Ira =. Robinson. 81 Grafton.
Malcolm Jackson. OF Charleston. George
Dunglinsou. Of Bluehsld. H. A. BEATTY
Of Parkersburg. L. r Horner. OF
tlarkshurE: ". =. Wells and y Mar
shall Hawkins. OF Huntington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
WHEELING LOST
Old Gold and Blue was Properly
rrounced By rrfadslphiA District
Saturday-6core az TO /.

Wheeling high schools baseball hopes
were shattered saturday afternoon. when
the team JOlrueNed to Elm Grove 20
meet th" TrladslphIa District boys.
soon after the opening 90 the contest.
Wheeling hung out the : q. =" but NJ
running the bases and started In TO
take their little Afternoons practice.
They did. and when the last man was
out in the ninth and the score was
counted DO was FOUND that r. n. ~. $
had unlv piled uU 2s, while tho pld cold
and Ilur defenders had managed To-
ILaI. I'll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
CINCINNATI.
TAXES FIRST OF SERIES PROM
PIRATES IN LOOSE GAME
YESTERDAY.
Errors Were Responabie-St. Louis
Beats chicago In Exciting
ren-Inning Battle.

CINCINNATI. o.. April is.-Cincin-
natl easily took the first game OF the So
ries from Pittsburgh here to-day. 20
!. Pittsburgh was forced TO use three
pitchers. while Toney's wildness kept
the large crowd in doubt many times
a. 10 what the final result Wiuld b..
hsse was put m the game when
- Day sent Mollwitz from the neld for
oisputing strike which the umpire
called on him. The many errors made
10y the visitors WAS responsible for sew
tral runs. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
GRANEY
TRIPLES IN TENTH AND wINB
FROM DETROIT HI TO . scoRR.
Saved oame-St Louis Beats
Ch1cago-Other Clubs
Not Scheduled

CLEVELAND, o. April Is.-with two
out In the tenth inning. oraney. of
Cleveland. trippled. scoring OMEN and
winning to-day's game for Clevs, and
from Detroit. TO 3. Detroit outbatted
Cleveland nearly two TO one. their thir-
teen hits including seven doubles. but
the spectacular support given the Clevs
land pitchers held the score down. The
score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17

Easter Hat Story
DAVE SAYS:

The bloom of the lily is at
the top of the stem. Moral:
Do not let your head 90 I'M
adorned these pleasant April
days.
f. a : ter approaches. and
Easter is the season for emu
lating the lily. So make an
early purchase of a Kraus
Hat. As a decorative feature
YOU will never regret it. for
krauS Hats are both good
looking and stylish.
And the price is only So
for any selection YOU may
make.
KrauS Bros. store is also
the place to get your Easter
cravat. shirt and socks.
Don't delay too long in accu-
mulating your outfit.
Weather for today: Cloudy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
BROWNS WIN RAGGED
GAME FROM WHITE Sox

CHICAGO April lG.-The IS Louis
Browns to-day defeated Chicago. 6 to 3,
In a ragged. wild and erratic game. Ed
die Collins tumble paved the way for
the visitors first run. and BenZ's wild
ness with "a tumble by Terry. which was
followed by Pratts hit. which bounded
away from Felsch. and went for "A dou-
HE enabled 81. Louis 20 clinch the game
IN the fifth inning. Scire; r. II. r.
81. Louis ...-..l 90 5ooO0-s o
Chicago .......O 1900 O-5 .
Batteries-weilman. Davenport: Plank
and Hartley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17

Nesch. 3 Stsnage. Witt. Cobb. Young.
Three base hit: Graney. Stolen bases:
Chapman. Speaker. Sacrifice hits; Wit.
bauss. Double play: Turner and Evans.
left on bases. Cleveland. 4: Detroit. IL.
FIRST base on errors: Cleveland. I. Bases
on balls: orr Bagby. 3: off Coumbe. f:
Off Dauss. I. Hits and earned runs: orr
Bagbv. hits. . runs in innings: OFF
Coumbe. hits, l runs IN inniEs. Hit
by pitcher. Ry BaEby. CHeiimanD.
struck out: BY Coumbe. q by Dauss. Z.
Passed ball: StanaEe. Empires: Chill
and Evans. Time: 2:05.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
PITTSBURGH SIGNS
lNFlELDER OTTO KNABE

PlTTSErRg1f. April Ie-Offo Ensbe
FORMER manager ~ the baltimore nod
eral League team. has boon signed b.
ne tltt blrFh National League club. az
.ofdlng % m announcement here to-
niEht knabe will report thursday rhe,
NC IIrnI-. uu-n ID. I-.uL -....r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
CATHEDRAL CADETS
viii Play Union High school OF Zen
wood on Latter'E Grounds Wed
nesday Afternoon.

wednesday afternoon The Cathedral
fiiEh school baseball team will - 90
1ionwuod fo play fhe tuIon iNrh nEEre-
second contest ~ the SEASON for the
cadets and fhoy are prarticiuz daily
for this encounter This evening the
coaches o. both Union and Cathedral
VII puf 'hsir mon through hard prac-
fIrt sessions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
SATURDAYS GAMES

~ Martins ~ rry--Stogic Seconds. 8:
Virginia Club. %.
II
~ Bethany Hethsny 4. G.. I. College.
~ Huntington Marshall. s. ohio
TuItrrslft.
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Two has. hits MoliWitz. Chase. Three
base hit. CLARKE. stolen bases. Hcrzoc.
Wagner. Chase g. CLARKE Left on
bases. Pittsburgh o.. Cincinnati g. First
base ON errors. Pittsburgh o. Cincinnati
=. Bases on halls. on Miller 7. Iirl .
Toney = WITS ana earned runs. OF
Miller. hits B. ~uns . 90 20 innings. Off
llill hits g. runs ! IN t-3 innings. ou
Cooper. hits !. runs none IN q inning.
or Toncy. hits G. runs none In o an
nincS. struck out. by Hill .. hy Tou-v
T. lmpirDs pHay and EaSou Time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
sEYDER's DousIr WINS
FRoa TIMERS CUBS

ST. LOUIS. ApriI lS-with one ON
In tho tenth SNYDER doubled into tho
crowd IN l.ff field and fIornShy came
in With tho run that gave ST. Louis "a
ouc-to nothing victory over Chicago m
ID" FIRST game ~ rho series here to-day.
lp Co tho ninth Dr. R1~ a pitchers bat
80. between Mcconnell and Meadow
Sallo". Who succeeded Meadows in the
ninth when the latter vsNsred also
pitched alright hall. Score.
r. H. 7.
Chicago 800 o o @ ooo % 3
81. Louis 30 q % q % o. - Ii s .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
EXHIBITION GAMES

~ Ts-rs Hsuts. Isd indianapolis. g..
Irrrs ffaufe. Q
A. Irnrn.I'|e Ind So Paul
ftanerIlI. u.
81 rp -f.1. ~ Kansas cffg. q. q. q.
Dayton q d.
81 Louisville. ~ Frankfort %.
Louisville. d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

-. LOUIS. 7. Chicago. cd.
cincinnati. g. Pittsburgh. I
other clubs not scheduled.
10 innings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
WEEP CLOSED WITH TWO BOSTON
CLUBS LEADING THE RACE.
Adams Pitches One-Hit oame-Aiexan-
der and johnson Open with victo-
rtes-Other Teams stronger.

NEW YORK. April is.-The rejuve-
mated teams Of the National and Aneri-
can IeaslisS began the 1915 season un-
der favorable weather conditions Al
though only three scheduled games
were played Friday. the start was SUI
pSTt the FANS sne w, SeessS5 to
20 get "a good idea OF the strength or
defects OF their favorites.
In both leagues the lineups were
IN the Federal League. Several teams
Particularly the 81. Louis Americans
and the Chicago Nationals. have many
Federal players on their club rosters
The end OF the first week found the
Eoston clubs leading in each League.
Neither has yet lost game. but the
: raves hev. played only two games
the greatest surprise OF the short open-
inE week was the strength displayed
by Cincinnati In the National and Chi
cago In the American League.
Boston. although outhit by BROOKLYN
IN the opening series. played fiawlessly
IN the ncld. The Braves appear TO be
even bit stronger than they were last
year. Brooklyn. with the 1915 team
virtually intact. was unable TO do much
opportune hitting against the Boston
pitchers and ended the week in last
RES from the reorganized Cubs by three
gameS 20 one. Clever pitching hv
Schneider. who allowed only two hits.
save Herzogs mon the victory Satur-
day.
Alexander opened the season with a
victory for Philadelphia New York
apparently much strengthened through
the addition OF Kauft. Rariden. Roush
and Anderson from the Federais. made
Manager Moran's PLAYERS work hard
for their two victories and shut them
out in the second game. The Phillios
have for 1916 virtually the same Rggre-
cation with which they won tho Ma
tional League championship last year.
Pirates Are Stronger.
81. Louis and Pittsburgh. the other
western teams in thu National League.
have several new players and appear
stronger than last year Babe Ad-
ans. the veteran Pittsburgh holman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Memphis Memphis. ~ ff.tf~ Rees Q
~ Nashville. Nashville o. Dhaffn-
nonra. o
~ New orleans. Atlanta rain
- Mobile. fiIrfr IrehHm. rnIn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
THE STANDING
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Cleveland. Detroit. g.
st Louis. D.. Chicago. g.
otne clubs not scheduled.
10 innings.
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Pittsburgh ......0 % o % ! % q q O.
.inciuuati .......u g % - - % Ks
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Cleveland


Totals ..Ss so II
--Bstted for Bsgby in third.
''-Batted for Coumbe IN tenth.