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gore is puzzle. NJ the average
'l o. major league ball player in
-.it. play d. z, and lf the pitchers
i 'tichcrs have en- average worth n
"i q third haFeuan be 90 his value
Goo lcame
. 'n' would think that 20 hold job a
OfHrfnuu ought % be n hard hitter.
'.'f'r base runner and holy terror
tttif. siVe play 20 earn his pay yet
.' NF have Pm assortment of National
irunrs wabbiy and uncertain aud two
F scarcely enough 90 keep from
hf the pitchers In the averages
pr herd Bit o. doping 20 figure
ihird bnaemcu. The pittsburr n
ls worst of all but the chances
.N. before the season starts Gala
I ~, ~ some punch into third base.
luflnE 81 Jimmy Smith. the pep
ttd infielder. may help Callahan
D.. 'Nle problem IN the first place.
rNI release Jimmy FioN from second
PIE ought 90 BE- IN tire 0utficid.
tiural position. but he can play
and can play third. Antlcipat-
.tllnam. 1 have inquired smith ln
20 tne games az second. some az
and many a. third. and I have
NioN 40 and given him most Of
Iine in The outncld. Baird certainly
I.. ',,eter enough ball player. but can't
Joe schultz. who wabblcd around
."een CHICAGO and Brooklyn. is bet
asset and ] figure him IN forty
s az third Paddy Sigiin and Nc
Nt.-t. secured from the Central. cannot
~ snd Cleveland. touted a. a corkirg
shehwas tSen a, point. R. tSs HTinis
iogsed Ike a sucker IN fast com
foor Callahan ~ looks az a.
eiruEgtlnE with a tnfrd base pro-
A Tor years IN Chicago he r. up
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CONVICTED OF
SERIOUS CRIME

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligeneer.
ST. GAINESVILLE, o.. March 10
lie Roy Saffell. charged with being
the father of the child of Emma
Schae Tier. an imbecile of Alledonia o..
was found guilty by jury in Common
Pleas court here this evening after
a few minutes elaboration. A motion.
FOR a new trial was Immediately made.
and argument was deferred until a
later date.
Attorney r. w. Schertzer appeared
for the plaintiff. and Attorney g -
Timberlake for the defense. The
case itself Is one of the most pathetic
ever heared here. Miss Schaffer.
about eighteen years of age. is an.
lmDeclle. She gave her testimony
MIN great labor, owing to not being
able to enunciate properly. n was
shown that Saffell had been goin,
with her for about two years. but sud
denly abandoned his attentions.
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MOUNTAINEERS MAY
PLAY OHIO CHAMPS


Special Dispatch to the IntelIigencer.
bOCkHAN\ON. March Io-It was
JUST announced today that athletic III
ceived a letter from Mr.. Littick. athlet-
iS director at Ohio University AT Athens.
Chio, suggesting that they had taken "a.
the matter with Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
slty, under the auspices OF which instI-
luton the Annual Ohio high school baS-
hetball tournament H. held and expected
70 make some arrangements looking to-
ware meeting between the winner of
the ohio and West Virginia tournaments
on the ohio University floor at Athens
ON March 25th.
some such rumor was current here last
year. but that pertained to having the
ONO ana West virginia teams meet AT
Delaware. the seat OF Ohio WESLEYAN,
Athens rs much more central location
and II IL probable that the proposition n
one Is made by the Ohio University au-
thorities. will meet with favorable con-
sideration from the winners of today s
and tomorrow's big affair.
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dad" STEVENSON
Is ON COMMITTEE

TOLEDO. o, March 1O-wTIiakn Ag-
OF the American Bowling Congress
when neld its annual meeting here u
1 Jay The chief amendments approved
.r.e extension OF the secretary and treas
urers terms OF office from one to ten
years. ~ W
Grand Rapids landed the 1917 tourna-
menu: Medals for high scores were IA
The report OF the prize committee
showed total of LIES prizes hung up
Tor the present contestants
The state Officers elected were as fol-
lows: President William Agnew. Cleve-
and, Tire vice president. II. Brown. Lou
isvllie' second vice president. John r.
smith. Buffalo: thru vice president. G.
"a. Barker, St Louis. Secretary. A. l..
LanStry, Milwaukee. and treasurer. +.
i. lasdeloup. Chicago.
W. *. Stevenson of Wheeling. w. Va.
committee
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EAST LIVERPOOL
THIS EVENING
BASKET RAIL CHAMPIONS OF
HosTKE1N OHIO WILL ARRIVE
TODAY.
waeeling Boys Ars Prepared And Fast
oams WIN BE Played This Evening
At The ~. IL Q. a.

The basket ball champions OF the
Northern District OF Ohio will come TO
this city this evening for a game with
me Old Gold and Blue boys. The East
liverpool team Is recognized as being
that has faced high school this season
and the Y. NJ. c. A. will be the scene
% one or the greatest games staged
mere this winter. Coach Thornton has
been spending considerable time work
ing the boys up forsthis hard contest
ahd with all the regulars back. n should
prove most interesting
creighton. who has been out OF the
game for several days on account OF IN
ness. came out for practice again this
week and with him at center and RoSen-
oerg on forward. the team will again
nave all the regulars in the lineup.
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UNION TRIMS T. d. n. S

The Triadelphia District basket hall
team last evening was defeated by the
lnton high team, on the BenwOOd floor.
The district boys were completely out
classed in every department of the game
and the Benwood lads scored almost
at will. In n preliminary between the
second teams Of the two schools the
Triadelphia representatives again went
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MARTINS FERRY
WINS AND LOSES
speelal Dlspaleh ID the IntolIieence.

special Dispatch to the IntelIigencer.
NEW ATHENS. o.. March IO-srba
martins Ferry. girls basket ball team
lhls evening defeated Franklin college
girls ny the score of &c to g. Jones ana
markell were the stars for the visitors
while McColl made all OF the college
glrls points. The Martins Ferry high
School boys team was defeated by the
FRANKLIN Academy five in the final game
OF the evening. by the score of 81 TO -
Malcom and Mitchell were the Individual
the visitors '''
The score.
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SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March 10
Backed by team that probably will
he the regular Cardinal nine this sea-
son steele and I.amlinc pitched them
selves through a ~ 20 victory against
the Vans in seven innings
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POLICE PIcKUPs.

Three arrests were made by the
police up until / o'clock this morning.
John Doe, a drunk was arrested by
Officer Conley, while Bill Dedrick, in
the same condition. and Crane How
ard. arrested on a charge OF disorderIy
conduct preferred by his wife. were
picked up by Officer Leach.
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C1endsnntn-8
ParkersburR-72
Ektrs-weston
rho III

The Elkins-Weston game proved to be
= spicy anair. although Elkins came out
winner by a rather lop-slded score
Chittum and Davis for Weston ana
Perry Tor Elkins played best, although
The score:
Woston-ll Elkus-3o
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WeIlahurn-rhomas

Mellsburg. the runner up OF the 1915
tournament. and Thomas the team that
last year gave Charleston one Of the
best battles OF the games. staged the
first contest OF tNs second session and
II was "a battle royal both having big
tast teams. There was more enthusiasm
during this contest than any so far IN
the tourney. IL Is almost impossible to
pick the stars OF the game. but both
centers put up remarkable eNhl billions
OF the indoor game. The score WAS the
closest OF the tournament thus far
Thomas winning. % to 30. The score:
WensburR-30. Thomas-34
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OHIO LAsslEs WERE ouTcLAss.
Ed IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
OF THE CONTEST
Gold and Blue plies Up Total Of 40
Points TO Opponents to-Tay.
lor and Robinson Star.

The Wheeling high school girls
basket ball team last evening defeat
ID Bellaire girls on the Y. w. c. A.
floor by the score OF 40 to 10. While
the score was onesided the game was
interesting and at times the visitors
showed flashes OF considerable abil-
ity. The accurate shooting OF the
Gold and Blue girls. however. proved
the undoing Of the Belmont county
lsssies. The locals were closely
guarded but in spite of the good work
OF the visiting forwards they eyaded.
and during the last nalf they Gagged
baskets almost at will.
The first half opened with Wheeling
registering the first field goal. Bell
aire came back and Gagged a difrfcuIt
basket. and the first few minutes OF
play were close and exciting. Wheel
ing by some sensational shots. quickly
ran the score up. and at the close or
the opening period. Is points had been
Gagged TO four for the visitors.
In the second half the Gold and
Blue defenders came back and i'm
mediately began TO pile I'D field bas-
kets. Dayisson Gagged three difficult
baskets from the center of the floor,
and Taylor and Robinson began shoot.
ing baskets from all corners. Taylor
Gagged six held goals and three fouls.
while Robinson dropped In eight field
and three foul goals. The playing OF
these two forwards was the feature OF
the game.
While the Bellaire z iris played a
good clean game. they were unable TO
keep the ball in their territory. Neu-
hardt Gagged two OF their field goals
and Nicholson. by a sensational shot.
fWWnn The nfhar NfnhAlGA-
four fouls which brought their total
up 10 10.
The lineup:
Wheeline-40. BeIjaIre-to
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WHEELING GIRLS WIN FAST GAME
FROM BELLAIRE BASKET TOSSERS
DAVE SAYS:

Figures often contain so
much information that fur
Their comment is unneces-
sary. Here are a few figures
of the character:
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Ihere are IS museums OF safety and
institutes for the study OF Industrial
hygiene IN the world-z2 in Europe.
three In the United States and one in
Canada. "
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Y. w. G. A. WINS FROM
WELLSBURG HIGH

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
~ .LLSRGEG. w. Va. March 10
The Wheeling Y. W. q. 4. basket ball
team defeated the local High school
here this evening by The score OF IA to
fi. Itauschcnbcrg and Locffler played
ih' best game for tho visitors and
x scored all ten points for the To-
sr Wheeling 2. VI. G. 4. Midgets
also played the Wcllsburg SECOND team
a.i were defeated BY the score of 20 to
10 The score.
w
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special Dispatch to the Intenigencer.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
BJCKlfANNON. w Va. March 10
The West Virginia High school basket
Dali tournament opened here to-day with
twenty-four OF the states best teams
competing. Promptly at asa p. m. tho
referees whistle blew and Piedmont and
heyser staged the opener. The crowd
tire gymnasium and the enthusiasm at
the more important games was very
great. Piedmont had no trouble In
downfng keyser by the score OF 43-l7.
Piedmont eXceiled their natural rivals
In size and basket ball ability and Las
horne starred for the winners.
The score:
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March 10
The local folks are disappointed to-
day. II had been figured Connie Mack
would put In his appearance. and also
his batterymen. Word arrived the Afh-
leucs VIII not crowd the town until to-
morrow.
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Fair1nnut-Rlnefald-

The Fairmont-B luefield game proved
TO be the thriller of the afternoon. with
tairmont winning. 43 to 81. There was
more interest In this than in any other
game OF the afternoon. The score:
Fairmont-43- Blueneld-3l.
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BELLAIRE REMAINS
FOR SAMI-FlNALS
YESTERDAY IN VERY EASY
FASHION.
Beliairs Plays stavsrs High school Of
Dayton In Semi Finals To-day.
Marietta Meets Delaware.

Special Dispatch to the Inteiligencer.
DELAWARE. O.. March 10.-Bellaire
and Marietta High school teams were
both victorious in their contests here
to-day. Marietta winning from West
High. Columbus. this morning. and
from Springfield this afternoon. Bell
ARE won from Xenia this morning. and
from Ashville this evening. At Ed
wards gymnasium. Saturday. the semi
finals and finals will be played. Mari
eta will play Delaware and Beliaire
will play Stivers OF Dayton.
Joe Mack. plucky forward OF the Bell
aire quintet. Is proving the sensation
OF the tourney. He is in every. play and
has won a big following.
The game between Marietta and Del
aware Will be the center OF attraction
to-day. The results OF the second
round to-day were follows:
Delaware. %: Gienford. IL.
Steele. 4: Pleasant Hin. is.
Grove City. IL; Portsmouth. -.
Marietta. 20: Springfield, is.
Bellaire. rs: Ashville. 10. 81
Lineup OF Beliaire second game:
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Goals From Foul-Erwin. I: Johnson
Goals From Ffeld-Dawson ?. r,.t-
icy. Z; Reed. /: Erwin. 3: McNary. 4:
morrison. /; Peck. 4; Nelson. ?: John
Dawson, Dawson for McNary.
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ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. March 10
Fat Moran Is giving his PhnIies the
pleasure Of slnmming the hall 10 their
hearts content. This was the second
day Of batting practice. Josh Devore
tried 10 stop ball with his beezer
Claret flowed freely
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Izer for Reynolds.
Goals from foul-Dorsey. Hill, Z.
Goals from field-Dorsey, Perkipson.
?: Chesire. ?; Reynolds: Athey. HIN. 4:
Lashorne. 10; Neff. ?: Gecke, !; Nil
Ian, ].
Referee-'Free" Davis.
Scorer-Nance.
Timer-kellison.
Officials are the same for the whole
tournament.
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Preliminary Game.
I'M T. ID. II. SIT

observation-disclosures and Rrant FOR
Union and Mckowan for T. ID. II s.
Goals from field-Deane 1: Ullum Z.
Afee 1. MCGOWAN 1.
Goals from foul-Ullum 10: Parkins 3
Referee-Schwalb.
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Parfsrsburr w. clsndsun,n.

These two teams met for the second
game OF the tournament in a game that
was featured by the fast work OF the
Parkersburg boys.
The score.
Parkers burr-72 Clsndsnnfn-a
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Summary:
Goals From Field-Montromer ..
Meyers. 2; Wade. 2: Gilchrist, 3; Rod.
sers 2; Shafer. l; Noel 2.
Goals From Foul-Montgomery. Z;
Meyers. 1; Shafer. 4: Noel. 8
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ROCKIES And REGULARS

TAMPA, Fla, March 10 Frank
Sehulte. cub gardner. was periously near
DelnS TRADED today. Frank. still an alb
sentc from the training camp has n 500
tlne waiting him and a peeved manager.
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SUBSTITUTE, hoehle Tor Ulrich.
summary:
Goals from Field-Taylor, s: Robin
son; s. Davisson, 3; Neuhardt. =;
Nicholson, l.
Foul Goals-Taylor. 3; Robinson, 3;
Neuhardt. T.
RCferee-Thornton
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Elbns-30
Richwood.New nrartinsvilie.

The game between the fleetwood and
the New Martinsville teams Vas 4 very
spirited one, in which New MartinsvIlle
won. 81 10 20. New Martinsville ex-
The score:
RaohMood-2Q II. Marftuaxilli-az
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Goals From Foul-Fairmont: Knight,
q Bluefteld; Tanner. 3: Ferguson. 3.
Goals From Field-Fairmont: knight
II; Hamilton, 3; Blueheld: Hawkins AZ
Tanner, 2; Ferguson. o: Millar. ..
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PALESTINE. Texas. March IO-After
the usual morning workouts Fielder
Jones and his Browns took a RATHER for
Crockett. Texas. where the squad will be
divided into two teams for an exhibit
ton game this afternoon. Sisler. the
Michigan Bear Cat. Will work on the
mound
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3DMaN<A

"Nhher ................ S~rorVfns
Left Guard.
Summary:
T Seals From Field-Rauschenberk 2:
Loefner, 2: Mack 2 %
/, "oais FROM Foul-Mack. 6; Loeffer.
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MADDEN PLAYS
AT SECOND BASE


DAWSON SPRINGS, KY. March 10
In the near-game which was PLAYED
SSsterusy batters were told to run out
NUS once "a runner was on base Cal
.ahan called the situation and the In
at third, Smith At short. Madden al sec
ono ana Schmidt at first. was Imposed
20 execute the play Is though in a reg
ulsr game Douglas. a recruit pitcher.
when AZ bat and his team four runs be-
hind, drove home run to right field.
scoring the rnuner ahead or him.
Doug was given a hand for his swat
out some person insisted that he was
srs,ns 70 o9ns when he poled one:
down 70 defeat by the score OF rs TO II.
The lineup:
ca yHaion-7i. T. d. H Sac
s,.u., Right Forward. ->'"O'S
Left Forward. ''-''' smith
Seeen --......--s ........-.... Beats
60 Right Guard. hannan
Left iG Guard. 'ockson
substitutes-for Union. Lewis and
nnener. Tor Triadelphia. Costello and
Goals from fieid-Gandy 3: Stewart 8:
Sseen ;; Thomas Z; Nichols I: Beans 4;
Goals from foui-stewart Is; Nichols
u Beans 4.
un.on-a ssr'l'min'ry sap n. .v
-, Right Forward. rSrhinS
Left Forward. Colts
wilson $500. Humphrey
Right Guard. "e@Aiee
1900 49,. 1880. Clemans
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Copyright. 1916.
b the Wheeler Syndicate Inc
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MINERAL WELLS. Texae. March 10.
-Ihe White SoX pitching duet. Benz
ana scott, turned groundkeepers today.
also prevailed on the local committee of
business men 20 fix the pitchers. slab
and the home plate.
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Field Baskets-stewart :: Hart. G:
Davis. Meister. Crooks. Young. Little
ton. 2: Nelson. I: Rurdett. 4.
Fouls-Burdett. Bird and Stewart. ?.
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NEW ORLEANS. La. March iO.-The
bapooses sun on the warpath scalped
the Indians 10 10 ~. The taps ham
nered Mitchell all over the lot in the
seventh. getting nine runs.
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Field Goals-Messick. :: Baker. Il:
Wagner. 4: Mack. 4; Kompart. ,; To-
bin. 3.
F'ouls-Baker. 4: Kompart, s.
Referce-Don Hamilton.
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Goals from foul-Tilton 10: Martin.
Goals from ficld-Tiiton. 4: ~. Gorge
I: Lerach. .. Combs. 1. Suder s. Mar
tin 3. HOyt, 3 Davis. I. Cromcr, l.
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Eucahaurou came through with The
expected tonight when she beat Fair-
view otter one Of tho hardest games 81
the tournament. o. tD q The game wa
featured hy che guarding or the Buck
na non boys.
The score.
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DAfTONA. Florida. March 1O.-The
Dodgers knocked Stctson College into a
cooked hat i'm their second game. win
ming 10 10 o. Another delegation OF
players Is expected to Join the camp to-
day, coming by boat
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wANAHACHIE. Texas. March 1O-It
looked like n regular Tiger lineup that
MANAGER Jennings put into the field
Today. With the arrival OF Bush. Burns
kavanaugh, Boland. Dauss, Maisel and
Harper. % Tigers are now in camp leav-
ing only five still to show
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Subs-MasOn for Baker. Dudley for Sell
Der. Lodge for Carr.
Goals from fieid-seibert. IL; Baker,
16: Hammond. 10: Mason, T.
Goals from fOul-Stewart. s.
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Observation-Disclosures.

The game between Martinsburg and
pennington proved to be a walk-away
Tor the team from Martinshurg they
winning the contest So TO s. The score:
Marttnsburg-84. Farminxton-9
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Marietta's Second Game.
Sprtngheld-18.
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c1av-KinQvood

Clay came from behind in the second
rame tonight and beat Kingwo0d IS TO
ze. The feature was the fact that s.
White scored every one ~ the % point y
for kingwood. lie was easily the star
Of tho game.
The aanrrs
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Field goals-Jones. 3; Markell, S: Nc
Goals from foul-Jones. 10: McColl. s.
Boys Game.
Franklin Academy. Martins Perry
Malcom ......... Observation-Disclosures
Right Forward
MllNneil .s-....... .......... Woods
Left Forward.
Il lthHldu .......... Fest
Center.
'NN'A o - 'ss- BlckerS
Right Guard.
Tierman-StOops ........ RobertshaxS
Left Guard.
Summary:
Goals from field-Malcom. 8; Mitchell.
II; Flehman, /: Westlake. i; Woods /
Fest .. -
Goals from foul-MIitchell. S; Fest. IA.
Reforee-Shivers.
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clarksburg Cover.
=. Siarksburg. by defeating the Cowen
nNe' earned her right to pass on from
ne ne preIininaries TO the tribunals. with
score: ~PPS"'ne' Inc
Clarksburg-4s. cov.r-,,
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IWenty-four Teams Competing
for the High School Basketball
Championship of West Virqinia
clarksburg-cowss.

subs So lbs, Ross for Hymes. Hymes for
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LOU NHNIFM
Goals from foul i. White Q. Gibson &
Goals from field = White TO- ". Gib-
son 2. Murphy 3. Bower 3. Gibson g.
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MACON. Ga. March 10-Biu Dono-
vans pitchers had everything in the
eatalog In the ten inning contest staged
before "A crowd of natives. The "A"
team beat the BIS" 3 20 2 Donovan
tried impartially to coax the runners
around but had little luck
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| MARLIN, Texas. March 1O-Two
teams OF the Giants fare forth into the
war country today for games Saturday
and sunday at Dallas and Waco. Each
carries three pitchers and enough extra
men to give nearly every member of the
squad some action
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Boys Game

wellsburg-2e. Msag..
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-09
Located In New Jersey

Governor Boyle is in receipt Of in
formation to the effect that John
Vaneseck, the l7-year-old boy who
Cole, as state controller against the
State Industrial school at Elko, is
under arrest in Patterson, n. j.
awaiting instructions from the
authorities Of Nevada. Governor
Boyle will have extradition papers
made out and an officer sem 10 that
city to return Vaneseck either to the
school at Elko or the state prison i'll
Carson.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-09
To Pay or Not to Pay

In the Supreme court today the
habeas corpus proceedings instituted
by J. b. Dixon, an attorney OF Reno,
in which he seeks relief from the IL
cense fee for lawyers, were heard.
Dixon was represented by Frame &
Humphrey, while Lester d. Summer
field appeared for the city OF Reno.
The case was ordered submitted at
conclusion Of arguments. The man
damus casc instituted by George
Cole. as state controlled, against the
treasurer Of Washoe county to ell
force the collection OF liquor licenses
within the city limits OF Reno was
also heard, Attorney General Thatch-
er representing the state and Lester
Summerield the city Of Reno. This
case was also submitted after argu-
ment.