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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
GRIPPE" LEAVES
KIDNEYS WEAK
Sc s.rsss, ies g ~: = 90. -. In'"

The epidemic % colds and grippe that
has been sweeping the country has seem
lngly left even a greater number 81 peo-
ple Than ever in weakened. rundown
condition from which there 20 but = slow
recovery Much o. this after weakness
AFFECTS The kidneys and bladder. making
DO diHicult Tor them TO perform their
natural functions. sufferers have 90 ref
ln and 0uf bed half a dozen times a
night. fnoir backs are weak and painful
sick headrcheH and firziness are common
symptoms. So serious trouble nav exist
but the fimD Co check such symptoms D.
% once before matters grow worse No
complicated trcafwenf may BE- needed
IN few doses % good safe kidney
regulator like SulVaN is taken rfrhf
away soiFaU atrairrfeua out an 0rff-
nary case % weakened kidneys iu shout
twrntV-fuur hours in many Instances.
sits out and neutraiires poisonous sIrfs
acid and drives the cioEFed up poisonous
kidney waste from the body 20 that Won
can begin % feel better right away sos
wax On harmless. contains no Alcohol a.
habit drugs and e ~ Griest 4 Co. ana
other leadinE DRUGGISTS aRree 70 refunf
lts fuIl purchase price if ln any case if
falls O. give entire Satisfaction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
Fifteen Document Boxes to
Ex-West Virginians in Ohio

The fame Of The lnteIliaeneer's
document boxes at 49 cents and
a single clipped coupon knows no
limitations. Yesterday an order
was received from a club Of for
mer West Virainians in Akron,
Ohio. for fifteen Of the handsome
and substantial containers for val
liable papers. They were rushed
OFF last night by parcel post.
There are several former West
Nirainians in Akron. where the
rubber tire industry has attracted
thousands of workers durino the
past few years. Most Of these
West Niroinians hail from the
Panhandle and northern tier Of
counties Many InteIIioencers 90
to these people. who retail all Of
their interest in the state that
gave them birth.
The Akron letter ordering these
fifteen boxes stated in part: I'VE
have been watching the wonderful
sale you have been having on the
document boxes. and ! have been
asked by a number Of our boys to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
WELLSBURG

WELLSBCHG. vs.. Va. March 10
ON sci uruaT afternoon the pnrnnrffn
Agricultural ciun VIII hold their rern-
lar monthly meeting ln fIeir rooms fu
the court house IRE 1reniu gafdrrar
dent % Bethany c1lirra. In V1-atIr-.f
Education. Tho Wheeling FAIR aesori4-
fion VII meet "a COMMITTEES ~ the Pam
ness meetiur will begin al 4 10 am
CHAIRMAN q. T.. CATER. Secretary James
a Beckett and Assistant Sarrefarv-
Treasurer ~ A.. klmrle present Busi-
ness t1 come before fhr rrrrfrr- .rflf
be election N plrchasiuE sales commit
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ttt or the members and an education
COMMITTEES Will be appointed to co-oper-
&c with the extension department AZ
MorgantoWn. W. Va. and Wheeling Fair
AsSoclatlon In connection with boys -ud
girls club prices. A crop reporting
committee viii be appointed 10 Cooper
ate with Mr.. q. ". Bryant state cron
reporter. report OF the county agent
VIII ne given, report OF the RESOLUTION
COMMITTEES. At 1870 a. m. there will
DC meeting OF the delegates OF read
~ 10 submit plans on work for the com
ing summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
CounciI Ma.tinn

Ihc scmi monthly meetlng Of council
was held last night. with Mayor a H.
Kindelberger presiding. The mayor
called the attention OF the councilmcn
To the fact that the contract OF the
sun Napor and Light company for the
lighting Of the streets OF the town will
expire on October I. The MAJOR said
that the mattc- will have to be looked
into at once. ana designated the street
alley and light committee. composed 81
Williams. Mahan and Walden. 70 look
after the matter and report AT the next
meeting. state Auditor Darst reported
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
MOCK Trial Mona.v

a large number Of local people Will
witness mock trial which will be- held
NJ onday evening, at 1880 o'clock al the
Center WarwoOd school house Several
prominent CITIZENS Will figure In the
trial. IL Is understood that a delegafi o-,
81 citizens from GrcEgsville will attend
the trial. In addition, a very interesting
program will be rendered
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n. L. Society

81, The r. T.. Society OF weIlsburE met at
tne nome OF Miss Alwilda Fault Thurs
gaS evening az their regular semi-mon tn
~ meeting eleven members were pres-
ent. AFTER a business meeting a sewing
eontest was INDUCED IN. Later the
members were invited 10 the dining
room very pleasing appearance. The
next meeting viii be held az the Home
evening March %.
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TO the recorder that s5s7.o2 was due the
town OF Warwood from the public utili-
Councilmen Reister and NcCracken
reported that the petition requesting the
extension or free delivery 20 North War
wood had been sent in to the postmaster
Other routine business was considered
after which they adjourned at 3 O'clock
Ihe recorder was Instructed to send a
Ietter Dearlng the town seal. TO the post
Office department. requesting the extern
sion OF the service
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ARRANGEMENTS have been completed BY
the mem Ders OF the Ladies' Aid Society
or the Presbyterian church for four
bake or pastry sales to-day, at the fol-
lowing places: Connolly store. in North
WarWOod: Moore and Red Star stores
IN center Warwood. and FOrd's store. In
south WarWood -
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Entertainad a ninnar

Mrs. Garry Croft entertained ~ d,
qlnner Thursday evening in honor Of
Mrs. Arch CooTer. % Zancsville. Ohio,
formerly Miss Wayne Byrnes OF this
CITY. The dining rsym was decorated
20 SUIT the occasion and covers were
laid Tor eleven. those present were. Mrs
sam George. Mrs. Frank Charlton. Bes-
sic Bishop. Mrs Charles Roberts. Mrs.
John Elson. Mrs. Martha Mahan Nt-.
Arch Cooper. Mrs. g. X Jacobs Ms
A. r. Grotz, Elizabeth and Ella Davi-
son and Mra. Iarrv ErnlE
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Wellahurr Rrfsfa.

Andrew Prayer OF Wheeling was a
Wellsburg caller on Friday.
DIR. J. r. Miller OF Carnegie. Pa. was
n visitor at the home OF his father Rob-
ert Miller on Friday.
George. Elmer and Charles Ba-chell.
who have been wot &ing In Cincinnati.
city.
John PAUL a student at W. & ]. Cob
lege. at Washington. Pa. ls visiting at
the home Of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
James PAUL..
r. .. Marks was 2 business caller in
Pittsburgh, Pa. on Friday.
g u. Taylor Of Wheeling was BUSH
ness caller in Weilsburg on Thursday.
A. l.. Carter Of Cross Creek District
vas a business caller In Wheeling on
THURSDAY
Miss Hilda Potts Is 10 lat the home OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Potts
with the tOnsilitiS.
Mrs. Charles simpson has returnTd 10
her home after several weeks trip
20 Connellsvilie. Pa. and other places.
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Whiting from cleveland

EdWln q Marlin, q Cleveland ONO
LETT ON Friday for hiss home after n few
days visit in this city. Mrs Martins
visit was combination 81 business and
pleasure ns h. visited bis daughter ln
Holidays Cove. and also saw HIS old
friend and physician DR. ~ o. Harden.
Mr. Martin D. associated with the school
Board in Cleveland but usually visits
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
ENLARGE PLANT
Wheeling Mold & Foundry Company
70 Build Addition to Pen
insula Plant.

An additional plant. 80 by 277 feet
NIl Do erected by the Wheeling Mold
roundry Company on the PENN
lia. Plans have been drawn. the con
tract has been awarded to Contractor
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Literary soctatu-

literary society meeting will be held
at the Rockdale School House iE Cross
Creek district on Friday evening. A lime
program has been prepared and "A social
time will be held afterwards.
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c. X. Griest & Co., "original Cut
Rate" 1925 Market street, announce
another ONE CENT SALE today and
Monday. See the large adv. in today's
Inteliigeneer.
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VIII Omen afda

Bids which have been received during
the past week b. a. ~. Kindelberger.
secretary Of the Loveland Voluntce-
fire Company, Will be opened al the reg
ular meeting Monday evening. bids 40
FOR the work % raising the hose house
and Tor the putting OF a Concrete
under t.
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Not A Candidate.

A. j. Tilton who was suggested for
Council by the Democratic Party for the
Third ward. on Monday evening laSt
requested the Herald to announce that
he would not be candidate for council
under any consideration.
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Sewer Has Arrived.

J. W. Lauck has been busy for sever
al DAYS unloading two carloads Of sewer
pipe and hauling ~ TO the FrcShwater
place. where ~ will be laid as soon as
the weather will permit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
DAUGHTERS SERIOUS ILLNESS
GAINS RELEASE FOR FATHER

X. r. Kitchen and the permit was
granted this week by the city build
Ing Inspector. IL is. estimated 10 cost
So 600 and is made necessary BY in
creasing business.
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The blind colored man arrested by
Chief OF Police Bailey several days ago
was taken 10 his home in Connellsville,
Pa. on Thursday.
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c. n. Griest & Co., Original Cut
Rate" 1t25 Market street, announce
another ONE CENT SALE today and
Monday. See the large adv. in todsy's
intelligence.
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Helen Keller thev 80 has fotr.d a..
J. W. W. r. ls fortunate that Mics Kaf
ler cannot see some or her assoclatea.-
Detroit Free Press.
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Taken To connellsvtlle.

year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
EDGEpALE COURTS AT
10 O'CLOCK.
Entry List Includes Sixty-four Fast
Players--Most Successful Event
L. Expected.

The fifth annual open tournament of
the Wheeling Tennis club VIII starr 70
day on the five clay courts al EDGE
dale. with an entry list "f "a players.
Thu first match in mons singles Will M
played at 10 o'clock. and from that hourr
until the tourney is over matches VII.
follow in rapid success ion. some ni
the fastest tennis playing ever WI. :
nrssrd here is expected. and the courts
will he III" mecca Of tennis ians OF thlS
section.
several IF the out-of-town players
who Will participant" have ALREADY Ar
rived. and all are expected 10 DC mere
when the tourney opens. Tho commit
te. has requested that all PLAYERS he
ready. to pla.' when their matches are
scheduled. that there might BE- no de-
lay. Dthrrwisc, matches are likely 10
be dcruulch
Among he prominent utof-town par
ticpants arr Brown Ransom. OF Sea
YER Fails: ]. r. McLaIn, Of Pittsburgh:
Douglas Hillycr. Of Washington. p. c.:
John rurini0n. nf Morgantown Frank
Raymond. Of F'airmont: Il. +. Mr.idnms;
of rlarkShIrg. and j. Shrewsbury, oil
rarkrrShurS.
Social Features.
a number of social features have been
arranged in connection with the tour
new Tonight the players and friends
will attend the dance given nj wheel
ing park for the benefit OF the Tree DEN
tai clinic of the Associated Charities,
To-morrow night an outing Will De
given on tho steamer Joe Fowlnr, which
has hccn chartered by the club. Dane
ing will he the leading diversion. The
annual club dance will hc given Wedncs-
day evening at the Stratford hotel.
One of the Twigs ~ the Ohio Valley
General Hospital will serve refresh
mnnIS during the tournament RI inc
Drawings for Singles.
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9TDC|ES SWAT ANDDOS SOME BASE
P|LFER|NG IN FINAL RED" GAME
VISITORS COULD NOT FIND DOUG
LAS VIXEN MEN WERE Oh
THE PATHS.
wagner Was Only Man who Could Con-
meet with Lauky Tw1rler's oHer-
irsgs-Smokes Turn Hts
INTO Runs

BY hitting Wagner az opportune
times. the Smokes yesterday coppeo me
final game % the series from Muske-
Gon BY the score Of TO :. It was
pitchers battle between Douglas and
Wagner in which each allowed seven
hits. hu; the former Kept them scat
tered 20 better ;dran;aSe. not more Tran
one coming in an mining. with the eS-
ception cs the seventh. when Triple
and single gave them a run Wagner
pitched 4 good game. but three Cosby
errors. together with hitS ~hen men
were on ';ne paths gave The StoSies
lead tnae he could nos overcome.
y feature OF the game was the oase-
running OF the StoSic team. Altenours
bases. while Callahan came shrouSh
with one. F'as, playing TO the plate also
down TWO StoSieS that missed ScorIns
only by inches. Wagner's hitting was
keson playing. He scored both their
runs and hit toc a double and triple out
xtng Acts Up.
TO the clubhouse. His playing in right
Held and his attitude while a; bat were
anything But that OF a bali player. ana
Manager Smith chased MIN ana put srs ser or
right as is his custom in playing all
positions on the team. He Is the gen
eral untility man. and SO far has sue
ccssfuily filled any position III WHICH LIZ
Wheeling opened the scoring in the
:; trsr inntny. Alte:,burg singled solldly
10 right. He promptly pilfered seconu
and took third on Clereland's sacrlncs.
Callahan drove CoyeleSkie 10 the ieIe
field fence TO get his inner aIG a- A;se 70
burg scored. King rolled out. Harris ~
Fischer for the third out. In the Snosu
frame, two more runs came over. SLACK
we'll tanned and Douglas was thrown
out. Erers 10 Fischer. Altenours ~aIhs Go
and stole second. Cleveland soh 81
,nrouyh short scored Jess; CleVeano
piiteved second. Callahan hit to snost
fnr another base and Cleveland tooK
third Che, eialld ca.ue home ana I'LL -,
han went 20 second when .ne .pti 1,.
worked The double steal SUCCESSFULLY
KING n.N out 70 C0"eieSHie
Blackwell Triples.
.rhs Smokes fourth and final run caHiC
in the ScN cnth. BLACKWELL openso tiIis
session With one or his famous triples.
Douglas was safe a; hrst on I 49,
poor throw on his :groundtr; out hlacK.
xsN MAS held 1T third. Altenhurs nj:
hounder toward third base and 1arris
r,ured il. Jess Was safe at nTst anu
Blackwell scored. y fast douole pay
Killed further chances for scoring III '"'S
The visitors did not get score until
the NTH. In this session Harris walkeo'
He WAS forced at second ey Nas"e 81,
Wagner cook second on d passed pau ~
Blackwell and scored wnen s1"hiei M
tn riCn, nrti for a base. hlnS let tHe
ball roll: IN, ouSh him and made no e.,
fort 70 Held ~. AltenburG chasing up
no driv; and holding Stanley at tn'ru.
The fnai marker for the Reds came u,
me seventh Wagner tripleo anu
s"Erad when E:vers beat out a hit 70
srs, base. After the seventh DouElas
never Was in trouble. and the keds ieIS
after having split even with tue Su.o
on the arst series OF the new Seaso'''
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REDS
SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER WITH
BROOKLYN-NEAL PLAYS
GOOD GAME.
Cots Two Hits and Two Runs--Rraves
Beat Cubs-Card1nals Trim Qua
Sers-Pirates-G Giants Not
Scheduled.

CINCINNATI. July ?.-Rrooklyn ana
C'inriunnii nrokc even in 4 douhleh head
rr here to-day. tho local team taking
III" first. , 10 0, and the visitors IN. sec
ond, 10 10 3. In tho first game JnneF
WAS master of The situation ut all times.
ling three Of them. The second game
was one-Sided exhibition, the local
team trying out two new pitchers, Blue
jacket and Twin!nE. Johnston made q
home run in the ninth. while in the sew
pnth inning Meyers triplcd with two on
bases. In the two games CutshaW got
six hits i'll SIX times Al bat. Score:
First Game.
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ELM GROVE BEATS
BELLA!RE | TO 0
BEAD SMITH HOLDS OHIO H1TTERS
TO TRIO OF BINGLES.
Pitchers Battle Ends In Ons Victory
Out Of Series Of Three for Pike
Lads yesterday.

Elm Grove took the third game Of
the series from the Bellaire Athletics
yesterday, the only one of the three
games. by score Of TO 0. 1t was a
pitchers battle between Brad Smith and
Mooney. Both pitched in good form; The
outfeld played brilliantly and the inner
works assisted the pitchers greatly. The
one lone score was made by Foight
who was hit by pitched ball. Rncther
sacrificed. f. Smith sent the ball 10
the inteld and chased Weight TO third
Harris sent single over second base,
letting Weight cross the home plate.
The score:
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WHEELING TENNIS CLUB OPENS
ANNUAL TOURNAMENT TO-DAY

H. A. Ehherts plays Douglas Hillyer'
Washington. u. c.
Joe jefferson plays Louis D. Grubp.
r. L. Pcrmar plays Ben Norris. Park
ershurg.
Howard Mcrkel plays j. Shrewsbury
Parkersburg.
II. Scott plays Frank Raymond. Fair
mont.
i. +. Armbruster plays c. G. Brad
ford. ClarkshurE.
w. #. Rult plays Kenneth Nilsack.
Allan Bowie plays K. r. McAdnnS.
Tom Cummins plays g. Ransom. Bea-
vcr Falls.
Wright Hugus plays John Purinton.
Mnrganlown.
Thomas licattie plays Leland Morris,
ParkersburE.
q. Wilson plays y. J. Coleman. Fair
mont.
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NEaF HOLDS CHICAGO TO
FIVE SCATTERED HITS

CHICAGO, July 8. - Boston hit
Vaughn opportunely to-day and defeat,
cd Chicago by to !. while Nehf n 11,It
rncG VAS saved from shut out when
Mann trirlcd and scored on an infeld
nut, Vaughn retired in favor of pinch
hitter, and Lavender held the VISITORS
safe for three innings. when nc was sue
Ce'"'" ~ r. n. L.
poston onnO20-5 II 0
Chicago .O0 0 0 90 O-l
batteries: Nehf and Gowdy; vaughn
Lavender Seaton and Fisher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
VIRGINIAS WALLOP B
SHENANDOAH CLUB

The Virginia club wallored the ehen
andoah club yesterday by the score Of;
20 TO on the Forty--seventh stfeat.
grounds. The feature Of the game WAs.
the playing Of the Virginia club. It nav,
ing eighteen hits and not an error. HoGrt
erson pitched q good game. allowing
six scattered hits and striking out:
twelve batters The score: ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
MOOSE NINE TRIMS
FLORENCE ATHLETICS

The Moose No. 81 team. OF this CITY
yesterday journeyed to Plncn Run.wh the
scoFe of is TO 2. Burkhart was on the
firing line for the Moose and allowed
but six scattered hits. The Moose
touched up the delivery Of Potter ana
smith for II sateties. The score:
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stolen bascs-tiIibert. ,I LahuSSc vyll, La
sacrifice hits-Brant. Carey u! ~ ~
poSe Gilbert. Holderman.
Sacr'n ts,e ~ h;tsMBrant. .Ncock' Gray
: 40 Sase hit-Goosetree. ,.ora, 10
porfS "I pays-Grsnss u I" VII IaFsE 70
House: Gray 10 Mat !h,,n.@ 10 ffs Bailey, ~
Hits and rs sarnf ed. ta" - innjnEs; on
IL SSSfosf, i his, runs " in innin snS
off Crua'. nlls Railev /: Gilbert T.
S snIns on balis-ot Bailey 5; on aas
r.r : of Gilbert /.
se tT hatsman-wrisht BY Cruz"
Passed hali--Wasner pa,;ds S; Terre
EFT On bases-Grand haP'D'
Haute S:
Time" hours.
Establishments
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Homo runs-Tullis and Perley. rhrce-.
base hitsNMorean, Pcrley. Tullls and r.;
Miller (2). Two-base hit-A Miller:
Sacrifice hit Perley. Stole Stolen oe Mss;:-,
YocGer 4 and r. Miller. Struck OUT
By y; Hall. s; by schnl. :; by Rose!son, r..
Eases on halis-On Hall, 3; OF Schu!, Il.
on Rogerson. I. Hit bntsmen-by AaI
az. Miller and Rogerson); by. RoSefson
tRublc). Cmpire-Rewcr.
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TDI.ETll. July V.--GUlfcrs from Gin
dianHpuliH and Youngstown and from
cities Of tir" other states which make
up tn" Central state Golf AsSocial ion
are hrr" Tor tn" annual tournament
Nearly 2nt entrants are in. According
10 Samuel J.. G"ruain, president Of the
aSsUcIatiUn.
Tn" meet will begin tomorrow
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SOUTH BEND HERE
FOR THREE GAMES
FOLLOWING THIS Sc RIES THE
SMOKES WILL LEAVE FOR
WEEKS TRIP.
Tuesday Will Be Riddles Day at League
Park - 4euders VIII Stay But

Yesterdays game closed the series
with Muskrgon. and today Ben kochler
and his tribe Of Renders VIII De nero
10 ,rv cnclusions with tho Stogics. Bon
has been having things out with Dayton
and has shown Improvement over the
form displayed during the first part mt
tho season. The South Bend hoys Will
remain here for three days. after when
tho Smokes will take the road for
week.
II was announced Saturday that Tues
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Memphis-Mcmphts 3; Atlanta l.
Little Rock. C. Second game: Mobile. .;
Little Rock. 4. .,.,
At New Orleans--New Orleans. n:}ir-
mingham. ].
At Nashvillc--Nashrille- atiau""Ga
DOS tponed rain.
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DUQUESNES WIN
FROM COLLEGIANS

In an interesting game played on me
Tunnel Green grounds yesterday inc
fast Duquesne nine defeated 'ne w
t~nIInrians bv the score OF TO !. Wood
did the twirling for Duqucsne and But,
Ter for the Colleg ians. Wood allowed
but four hits and famed four men. Inc
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Second Game.
CARDS HIT PHIL PITCHERS
HARD, AND WIN, 8 TO 6

ST. Lotus. July o.-st. Louis defeat
cd Philadelphia to-day. S to 6. Two
triples, two doubles and four singles
were made off Dcmarec before he was
withdrawn in the seventh inning. May.
err. who relieved him. pitched Hlr',s ,o
Visit Visitors. and Meadows. who followed
him, Jared badly and was relieved IN
the ninth by Williams. Score:
ph;,odenbia .1o2lOOOO2-6 II /
81 Louis 0 o 3 0 US 3
Batteries: Demarce. Mayer ana
Burns: Ames. Meadows. Williams ana
Gonzales,
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day would be Riddles day" at LsaEue
park. This. means that all children
under IA years OF age will be admitted
10 the park free OF charge, This mas
been taken up all over the league. ana
every city In the circuit will observe;
Riddles day on Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
G, RAPIDS TAKES SEASON
GAME FROM THE TOTS

TERRE AACTE. Ind. July e.-Iak-
inr ;ht Lead and then being forced 70
;,s the score twice; the last time IN tne
eighth inning Terre Haute IlnanE inso
out 20 Grand Rapids IN me G nimrn and
;hrea rms were scored or '1iI oe.. ca ca
Cr;'mn. winning. 5 TO ;. Lakoss ana
Wr;xn, featured the game with senSa-
.;nrai catches The score:
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stolen baseS-Hartle.
Two base hit-Anderson.
Three base hits-Cavcney. Fronhols.
Double plays-Fromholz TO "helan to
left on bases-Eransville. ?: Spring
field. T..
Htts-Off Ftomholz, s In 8 1-3 innings.
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TOURNEY POSTPONED
Because Many Local Players Are ut
White sulphur. Sprihss-WlA DC

The weekly golf tournament at the
Wheeling Country Club has been post
poned until July q. owing to the alb
sence IF a number Of the participants.
who are now At the golf tournament at
White Sulphur Springs.
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sacrifice hits-Nse. Sykes wat watson nn
stolen hases--storch' sykes; Fr a o.
truck out-By Bowman. 3; by, Frost: 5.
passed ball-Watson. Double Play
Hobbs to sykes. Left on oaSe so
Bend, :: Dayton. s. Tine-l;2o. I'm
ptre-C, eiSel.