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YES. SIS. IS PURELY
: VEGETABLE: NATURES
SAFE BLOOD TREATMENT
Known for so Years as the
Best Remedy for Rheuma-
tism, Cstarrh, Scrofuls, Skin
Diseases.

Scientists have discovered that the
forest and field are abundsntiy supplied
with vegetation ~ various kinds. hat
furnish the ingredients for making n
remedy. for practically every fl and
siiucnt - mankind. Medicines made
from roots herbs and banks which Ma
ture has placed a. the disposal OF
man. are better than strong mineral
mixtures and connections. Mineral
medicines work dangerously on the deli
rate parts Of the system. especially the
stomach end bowels. BY eating out the
lining membrane. producing chronic
fyspspsia and often entirely running the
SIS f. Eusrsntsed to be a purely
vesstable remecy. y - made entirely
roots. herbs and 6arks. possessing
properties that build up all parts 81
The system. IN addition TO removing all
impurities and poisors from the blood.
3 3. 3. 10 q safe treatment for Rheu-
uatism. Catarrh. Scrofuia. Sores and
Ulcers Skin Diseases, CONTAGIOUS Blood
Poison and al disorders OF the blood ~
clsans-s the entire system and it's per-
manent. Get 3. a 9. AZ any drug store
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.v.rywhers ss the Frsss.ssf bleed anti
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-25

stage OF ma life have been In such fine
physical condition. nor have I ever felt
more confident OF defeating my vp-
ponent- Willard - bigger man than
am physically. but in no way has
he any advantage. When l met John
son In Paris In 1914. the then champion
was in much better shape than when
willard took his title from him last
year In Cuba
have not planned how I am going
20 fight Willard 1t all depends ON how
ne acts In the ring. | never saw Will
lard In action except In moving pictures,
and i don't know how fast his mind
works. but do know that 1 can think
fast and act swiftly. l can either force
the pace or wait. I am positive that 1
can see an opening and take advantage
OF IL as quickly any man In the
heavyweight class today. l feel trat 4
possess all the qualities that are . ses-
rary TO win q championship. Wa. and
see"
Willard did little light work before a
motion picture camera today. but Moran,
spent the day In absolute quiet and an
nounced he would not leave his quarters
again until he started for the Garden
tomorrow night.
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coLorIAI-'9dAHx AND HIS ANGEL

A strong cast. capable director aid
n story possessing series OF gripping
climaEcs have made n most acceptable
feature OF Man ard His Angel" which
opened a two dayt engagement OF the
Colonial theatre yesterday. Together
with the Immediately previous Equitable
release. The Devils Toy" ~ sets n fine
standard for the company standard
that will be difficult 10 surpass. Jane
Grey steps into Equitable stardom BIZ
way OF this picture. Miss Grey h plain
D. a star-thsre r. no denying that She
a. expressive without being too emo
tioual and the utmost siEnificanco
marks her histrionlc cndcavors. The
picture presents a series Of situations
that maintain the Intensity 20 a high
degree. The good and bad alternately
reigning IN the heart Of man H. the
Dasis of the story.
The Monkey-Jungie and Chaplin car
toon pictures which are the added feat
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YANKEE OUTFIT
COMING APRIL 3
,rkHAoE1 DoyovAH wnrrns THAT
AL BG0ULA18 WILL Nm II
1IEUP.
Wheeling Players wan Report within
~ Days For Exhibttfon oAms-
II First Stop OF 1ighlandsrs

For the first time I'm the history OF
the New York American League base
Dali team. the Yankees will stor In this
city Monday. April for game with
Manager Pop shr f reee axus n is,.
ter Yesterday from Manager "Biii'' Dom
ovan, stating that hi would be here and
mat all the regular players. Including
saker. Magee and Caldwell. would be
that the New York team has ever stop
ped In class e League CITY for n
game and IL Is creating considerable in
terest here.
Manager Harry Smith has not as vet
previous TO this game The park will
De IN playing condi.fon ~ the present
kood weather holds and Il is expected
that the coming week will see the ma
'or.ty OF the Smoke players in the city.
ronowing Is copy OF the letter re-
van:
Hotel dempsey.
Macon. Georgia.
My Dear Shriver:-
70 our game in Wheeling April ard.
vnr nrst team plays there: MaiseI.
Magee. Fisher. Caldwell Baker
Pipp; Gideon. and All the Regulars.
Trusting for good weather and
good crowd. ! am.
w. T. DONOVAN. Manager.
~, New York Yankees"
v" n Hanson. business managsr OF
ne Americans. has announced the fol-
Iowing as the probable lineup for the
exhibition game in this city. IL Will be
Magee. u: Baker. 3b: Gedeon. 2b: Pipp.
10. Peekinpaugh. S.: Nunamaker. G.:
aeNander e: Walters C.. Caldwell n
Fisher. p: shawkey. p.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-25
SOME BABY

There are n thousand laughs. IL Is
promised. in Some Baby" the new
three-act farce that will be presented
by Jefferson de ANGELA and the origl-
nal New York Company at the Court
Monday evening. March %.
Some Baby" with the accent on the
"some"-is a most happy title for this
delightful dramatic offering. for Baby
figures largely In tho remarkable in
genious story unfOlded In the course Or
many excruciatingly funny situations
following the supposed discovery OF the
real Elixir OF Youth by an old scientist
The action Of the play r. rapid-fire and
Mr.. DE Angels. who has the role Of the
Professor. has never been more happily
cast than I'm this clever farce. The conn
pany Is n remarkably strong one.
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FIRST BASEBALL
GAME AT W. Y. U.
pecial Dispatch to the Intelligence

special Dispatch TO the InteIIigencer.
MoRtsANToNNN. W. Va. March 2s-
.oach charles Hickman Surprised all to-
Gay when he staged fun nine-inning
baseball game between the so candi-
oates Tor the varsity team. lie started
al the old mon on one team and the
won. - to 3
Everyone in uniform got "A chance
curing The game. RaybeciS. Chenoweth
Mc'finnis and Brady worked for the old
men. while Lattcrner, June. Hoffman
ana iiagerInan twirled for the new ones
June ana ,satterner displayed The class
four hundred students Witnessed the
workout and another. game will be
played tomorrow afternoon.
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The Price OF Malice" the feature at
traction at the Virginia Theatre yestSr-
day and to-day Is the sort OF a picture
LEGAL theatre goers never tire of seeing
reels and rewarded In the last reel. pic
ture patrons are satisfied. N the acting
enroute has been good and the settings
pleasing. The Price OF Malice" Is just
about that kind OF "A picture. IL is very
fortunate In its hero. Hamilton Revelle
as In Its observation-disclosures Tcnnant-
and its villain. VIM. Davidon. These
players make a strong combination. The
atmosphere IL that OF the British war
office. and British high society. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-25
METHODISTS DROP
SECOND CONTEST
Special Dispatch to the InteilIgencer.

IF-Iai DiSP~'Sh 10 the ihtelngencer
CHAPEL. HILL. y. G., March 2l-
West Virginia Wesleyan looked mighty
poor here today and North Carolina had
no trouble winning by the one-sided
score OF Ills. Wesleyan made every
Kind OF error conceivable. but most of
them consisted In dropping easy pop
files: Morrison and Wagner both pitched
consistently, but were poorly supported
In almost every quarter.
North Carolina scored four runs in
the first inning with single hit. Wes-
lcyan did not score till the eighth. With
one out Beck got on by an error and while
Wlthers famed. he stole second. Then
Wagner walked. Miller hit safely. scor-
ing Beck. while Wagner went 10 third.
Blake then came through with a blow
that scored Miller. this being the sum
total OF Wesleyan's offensive work. The
game was devoid OF features. Johnson.
who substituted for Captain Daniel of
Wesleyan. played well In the field and
two OF the five hits garnered by the
West Nirginians.
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"a wIFE's sAcRr1cE-arx

brilliant galaxy of renowned dra-
matte stars appear In a Wifc's Sacri-
nee vital modern drama which heads
she program OF photoplays at the Rex
theatre today. kobe-- Il. Aiantcll. m
kreatest living Shake~I,c.rlan actor and
1eheNleNe Hamper heads the cast ..--<
are supported by such distinguichcd
actors and actresses as Stuart Holmes
waiter Miller. Claire Whitney, Jane
In the powerful drama. Robert n Man
zen. more than lives up TO the reputa-
non he gained IN The Kindness OF
DeEotlon and many other successes
ana in addition there will be shown
iarrtshes weekly and tae third chapter OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-25
BISPAND MARRIED
Pormsr Stogie FIRST Stacker Has DE-
eioed 70 OMIT Baseball and Take
Unto Himself q Wife.

Announcements have reached this city
or the marriage early this month Of
Rivington Bisland, former Stogie first
sacker. TO Miss Margaret Cecilia Hague.
Of New York City.
Bisland, who was the property Of the
pittsburgh team. was sent othis city
for further seasoning by Manager Fred
clarke. and until his injury I'm a game
here he was considered the best first
baseman In the Central. He was a fast
nelder and n terror to the pitchers Bis
land has decided to enter business in
New York. and has declared his inten-
ton OF quitting the national game. He
Will make his future home in New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-25
WHEELING GIRLS
WIN FINAL GAME
SWAMI EAST LrvE1PcoL NJ SCORE
or IS TO IL LAST EVENING.


Special Dispatch to the Intelifgenc>r.
The Wheeling high school Girls basket
yihe wheeling high school Gorls' basket
pell team this evening defeated the East
Liverpool girls by the score of IS to IA.
IL was one OF the best seen this season
1 on the local floor. and despite the fact
thst the score was one-sided, the game
was fast and interesting. Taylor and
Robinson did the star work for thu Wis
itors and scored some very difficult
baskets from the field.
For the locals. vordrom scored all Il
points. She made one field goal and 1 2
fouls. The victory this evening was the
thirteenth straight for the visiting team
and was the second defeat OF the season
Tor the home girls. Ii was the final
game of the season for the East Liver
pool girls. End the farewell contest for
four of the Wheeling stars. who will
graduate In June They are: Taylor,
Klein Arbenz and Davison-
The lineup.
Whsslng-35- East IAvsrpool-l4.
Right Forward
Left Forward
Hoehl-Bean Ankr1m
Center.
Dawson Backarl
Side Center
Ulrich-H oehl ......,.....- Judge
Klein Huffman
Left Guard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-25
WEEKS LEAVES
Wen Known Triadelphia Baseball Play
Ner win Depart fo- mason City,
iowa, on April D.

Monday. April .. Mont Weeks. well
known Trieceiphia baseball player. will
leave Tor Mason city. in the central As
Sociation. where he viii again take up
the duties as catcher FOR that team.
Mont has played with the Grand Rapids
central League team ana win Madison.
IN the WISCONSIN, ard Illinois League.
Last season he was the mainstay of
the Mason City catching star and was
considered one OF The best receivers in
the league
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=. xAurr Is od1ro TO
snow Or com TO-DAY

MARLIN Tex. March s4.-To-
days the day they will play baseball
with relay of outfielders-maybe be.
wonder. and Ty Cobb. with a few
thousand real hits TO his credit.
clash this afternooh. each bent ON
outhitting the other. Kauff is on
record as saying he will make Ty
cobh's mighty war club look like a
match. All the outficld fences have
been reinforced.
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G. H. S.-FACULTY
Cadets BASKET Sal Team VIII Take ON
Teachers a aggregation for Game
Next Week.

~ was announced yesterday that the
Cathedral High school basket ball team
would take on the members OF the fac
ulty Tor game during tho coming week.
On The faculty team are several play
crs who were stars in college. They
nave challenged the boys for game.
and the latter have accepted. Taking
the records OF the Cadets. IL looks as
though the faculty IL In for lacing
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W eHleYau.
Totals ..-.........l

Summary:-rwo base hits: Zollicoffer.
Lewis. stolen bases: Beck, Wagner.
Zollicoffer 3. Patterson 2: Barnes q.
Pippin Bases ON balls: Wagner o.
Morrison ?: Powell I. Left on bases:
Wesleyan 3: North Carolina 10. Hit by
pitched ball: by Wagner 1 (Barnes).
Hits of Morrison I in 2 innings: of
Wagner s in innings. Struck out: by
Morrison 2: Wagner 4 Powell 10. Pass
ed balls: Talkington I; Angel /. Balk:
Powell Sacrifice hit: Powell. Umpire
pfereOn.
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NeW York Is Fight Mad Ove !,
Championship Bout at Madison
Square Garden This Evenino
$500 orTz1zD ron TWO
s1ATs WncE oosr sa<

CONSELLSvILLE. Pa. March "a.
~owiiliam Turner, Baltimore and
ONO engineer. who left last night
LOT new York to see the Willard
night, refused 5000 for two reserved
seat tickets for the fight The
tickets were purchased by his BROTH
err IN New York A few days ago he
received wire from his brother
asking him II he wished TO dispose
OF the pasteboards at the aboxe
Egure. Bill' Is holding onto tine
tickets. which cost him $40 each
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TEE BRAVES DrD TT.

MIAMI. ia. March 2t-The Braves
defeated the Athletics "a an exhibition
game here to-day. 70 O. Going IN mid
season form the Bostons hit Philadai-
phia pitchers for thirteen safeties The
score: n. n. r.
Boston Nationals .........s 7
Philadelphia Athletics .......O 3 1
Hughes. Knetxer. Nehf and Trakrrs-
sors Myers. NabOrs and Meyer, Perkins.
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story revolves around the disappearance
OF document III. which Captain Mills
OF jam Clifford. fellow officer AMI
wishes To show Jim up as very poor
detective The rest OF the action IL
concerned with Jim's search for IN.
missing paper and is carried through N
round OF weekend parties to the wreclS
OF yacht. The Price OF Malice H.
sure TO please the masses
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NO CHANGES IN
A. B. G. TOURNEY

TOLEDO. March e4.-Bowlers from
nearly a dozen states battled against
each other to-day I'm the American Bowl
ing Congress without being able to dis
lodge anyone Jones Towne's perform
ers were the best OF tho day. with 1920
IN the doubtless The pair failed to place
IN the first ten leaders. G. NJ. Cochran.
OF Omaha was the star man of the day
in the singles. with 639.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-25
TRIADELPHIA GIRLS
Last Evening Defeated Bridgeport Girls
By Close Score OF 10 TO 1e.

The Triadelphia district high school
girls basket ball team last evening de-
fested the Bridgeport girls by the score
of is 10 16. The game was played ON
the Bridgeport floor and Was one OF the
closest and hardest fought seen ttere
this season. u was the final contest
OF the season for both teams
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ROCKIES And REGULARS

MACON. Ca. March 2f-Coos 10
boone 70 AraEon, II the way the firs.
Tlple play OF the season was made.
Yankee regulars and won to 2.
MARLIN. Tex. March 2s.-Raiph G.
sherman, who lead the Ohio state
League last year. has been sent 20 the
Memphis club OF the southern Asso-
be recalled late In the season
DAYToNA. FLA. March 24.-Jack
- what the fans said when Connie Mack
released him. The iron man II as frisky
as boy today after pitching nine In
nings and PLAYING two hard rounds OF
TAMPA. rla.. March zs-The cubans
got Heinie Zimmerman's goat. The eli
max came when pitched ball struck
him amidshig lie hurled his bat at the
pitcher. bnchek = Whatever that
Zim ran FOR the bench. Charlie Pechou-
filled In for him the rest OF the game.
MINERAL WELLS. TEX. March 81
Zeb Terry. the college rookie. loomed up
today as the most likely candidate for
the third base Job. Manager Rowland is
planning 70 use him there regularly.
rAAfPA. FLA. March 2t--Manager Joe
base bali team. announced today that
the first team viii leave here March
20 for New Orleans.
MIAMI. Fla. March 2f.-Neariy z 900
PEOPLE paid admission TO see repetition
81 the worlds series Of 1914. the Braves
waiioping their old enemies. the Mark-
men. % In the first game OF the
series.
HOT SPRINGS. ARK. March 2f-Trs
speaker arrived In camp tOday and the
worlds championship H. all set for an
other try at the American League gou-
Talon. Spoke viii be IN center when the
Red Sox take on the Pirates tomorrow
ST PETERSBURG. Fla. March a.
Buck Niehof. who was switched from
third to second last season BY Manager
Moran. r. billed for the position again.
lie has improved greatly and. with Ban
croft il covering a great area around
the keystone sack.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. March a.
The University % Virginia looked like
worlds champions against Grifrs second
team. The recruits made eight errors
and were beaten 20 4.
NEW ORLEANS. La March e.
with hard practice for the past month
Manager Foht today started 20 admin.
ister the rest cure IN small doses A
three game series with the Cincinnati
Reds starts Sunday.
They have money haven't they"
~ - 49, ..
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SENIORS RECALL
FRESHMEN DAYS

Freshman days were recalled
yesterday by the members of the
senior class of the Wheeling
high school, when girl members
entered tie portals With tlsstr Old
en- tresses streaming. down fheir
backs. The stunt Was Odd
quietly and IL was st<u<od wIln5ut
demonstration Whatever. on1y he
"outbursts of smiles -uarrod he
usual quiet of the etriy school s6s-
sion. During the past thfoo vonrs
the members of the <lann hxve
been quite womanH. With ~(1rlr
done up" according 70 To 1n1ost
DEGREES OF Dame Fashion
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TOOK EARLY BATH.

LYNN. Mass. March 2f-The oars
men OF the Harvard University second
Drew were thrown into the water Of the
harbOr here. sixty yards from shore
when their shell swamped on the rough
seas today All reached thore some
what nuubed. hut witnf'rs assistance
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PERyEcr SCORE.

TeLkDD. ohio. March 2t--Charies n.
Brady. captain 81 Keystone No. T. OF
Toledo. who bowls with his team IN the
A. ". g. tournament tomorrow night.
today rolled perfect score
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MpIANs TAKE SCALP.

NEW ORLEANS. March s4-Timeiv
biting today enabled the Cleveland
Americans 10 defeat the New Orleans
Southern Association team. { to q Score
80 r. VI. r..
N0.ei,,n sssssss ssssssf
NV OTieah- .s. ...s..-...
Coveieskie. Bagby. Jones and O'Nefll.
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COLUMBIA LOST
~. ciaarsvtlls Independents TAKES Good
Game From Local Quintet last
Evening.

Special Dispatch 90 the InteliiEencer.
ST CIAIRsvtLLE. Ohio. March "a
Tho Columbia club met defeat last
evening ~ the hands Of the local In
dependent team BY the score Of 80 10 ~.
The game vas played IN the -. Claira-
VILE gym and although outpointed. the
visitors played a good game.
The lineup.
81 C1afrsvfIle-38 Coiumbta-14
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Guest--See here. waitress. you've E1p
ing like a fool ~ y"
waitress-sorry had 10 kc1o -,
waiting. sir; but you're roxponrlblo -
the rest.-Judge. -
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.rHE PRICE OF nrAL1cE--vraarNrA

lures gave excellent satisfaction. espec-
tally to the "kiddies."
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summary Goals from field. Acker-
man i. Keen ?. Herschler 2. Nichol s.
terrified i.
Goals from foul: Herschlera.
Referee. Schafer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-25
BELLAIRE WINS
TWO CONTESTS
Boys AND aIHLs, rEA,zs DEFEAT
BOYS AND GIRLS PROM
MARTENS FERRY.
DANES Were Played In Martins Ferry
Ana Were the Closing Contests
For Season.

The Bellsire boys and girls basket
ball teams defeated the Martins Ferry
boys and girls. last night. at Martins
Ferry. The boys game resulted in a
2t-to-23 score and the girls in a count
OF he Sss, sa se sirsv e9h,est Wa one
year. In the girls contest the Martins
Ferry lassies failed to make a single
field goal.
The lineuD.
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summary; Goals from field: westlake
l., Woods 4. Fest 5, Vickers 2. Mack ,
Wagner s. Culbertson 9. Tobin l.
Goals from foul: Woods 2. Fest /. To-
Referee: Turner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-25
DAVE SAYS:
Join the Prosperity Club
DRESS Up!"

In these days of prosperity
every man wants to look his
best, for it is an indisputa-
BILE fact that good clothes
and prosperity go hand-in-
hand. A N t i c ipa ting the
greatly increased demand
for "Kraus Quality" clothes
we have outdone all former
efforts and present a line of
Mems and Young Mems
Suits for Spring which. for
Variety, Style and Work
manship, is positively I'M
matchable.
Priced SIS to $50.
Come in and be convinced.
Weather for today: Fair.
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They have money. haven't they7"
Il don't know. haven't seen them foI
about a year."-Judge.
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Goals from ffeld-Tayior. Q; Robin
son. 3: vorpdrom. I.
Goals from foul-Robinson. .; Worm
drom.12.
-Referees-Thornton and Mensford.
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NEW ORLEANS. La. March e.
Manager Fohi today started 20 admin
ister the rest cure IN small doses.
three-Eane series with the Cincinnati
Reds starts Sunday
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CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. March -.
The University % Virginia looked like
worlds champions against Grinrs second
team The recruits made eight errors
and were beaten 5 20 4
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MACON. Ca. March 2f-Coos to
Boone TO Aragon, II the way the fra.
triple play OF the season was made
The YanigaDs slipped "a over on the
Yankee regulars and won 3 to 2
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ST PETERSBURG. Fla. March a.
Buck Niehof. who was switched from
third to second last season BY Manager
Moran. r. billed for the position again.
lie has improved greatly and. with Ban
croft - covering a great area around
the keystone sack
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HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March 2g-Tris
speaker arrived IN camp today and the
worlds championship IL all set for an
other try at the American League gou-
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DAYTONA. FLA. March 24.-Jack
Coombs-pOor old iron man-'ts all in"
II what the fans said when Connie Mack
released him. The iron man II as frirky
as boy today after pitching nine IN
nings and playing two hard rounds OF
golf YESTERDAY
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MARLIN. Tex. March 2s-Raiph &.
sherman, who lead the Ohio state
.eague last year. has been sent 20 the
Memphis club OF the Southern AsSo-
citation by Manager McGraw. He may
be recalled late In the season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-25

MIAMI Fla.. March 2f-Neariy 7000
PEOPLE paid admission 10 see a repetition
81 the worlds series Of 1914. the Braves
waiioping their old enemies. the Mark-
men. 70 IN the first game OF the
series.