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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-07-06

West road. instead n having Il in 10,
se0at While the Williams family
we're joined by the Councils and Phcl,
ous 10 having theirs,
/ Tho following were in town for the
fourth Mrs Grace Squircs Of Albany
In. T.. at Deacon Rollin Sykes; Fred
S. Hoilcy o. Troy, \, T., and +. n
/ Hudson, New York City, at the HolIey
homestead; Charles Alexander Of Troy
guest Of Mr. and Mrs J. y. SHREDDER
iof Kent hill, A " Harrington Jr., OF
Troy, al the Harrington home on
/ Church street. Miss +. Hill q guest Of
Mr. ard Mrs. A. W, Harrington Jr;
/ Il. L. Lockwood Of New York, at the
| Lockwood home; J d. SHREDDER Of Wat.
crford. ~ Y. at his home on Kent hill,
and r. l.. Binkerd Of New York, at the
Binkcrd home on the West road.
The Missionary meeting TO occur on
Wednesday afternoon, July 18th, will
be Of very special interest. The priv
ilege is seldom granted Dorset people
10 listen to workers from foreign
fields. Rev. Carl T. Riggs, who has
been in Constantinople since 1900, will
attend this meeting and speak Of past
experiences and prospective needs Of
work there. Rev. and Mrs. |
Riggs have been in the United States |
for several months and at present
they, with their children, are at the
Barrows House. Please extend the
notice Of this meeting, which will be
held at the lecture room Of the church
at 4 o'clock instead of as formerly.
All are cordially invited to come.
A petition has been drawn up, cir
'uIatad and signed by large number
If our residents requesting our select
non to have all roads leading into our
'ilIagc posted; said signs calling on
Iuto drivers to slow down to ten miles
,er hour. Also requesting the select
nen TO have the proper authorities en-
orce this rule. 1t is to be hoped the
electmen will see the wisdom of this l
ule and accede TO this request, for it |
S certainly needed. The way certain
Manchester and Dorset motorists-not !
tourists-tear through our r
treets is a caution, and it is a won
or that no serious accident abs occur :
d. Safety first is and always will be \
he rule on our Dorset roads, and viii
age streets. t
The second annual invitation tourna- q
tent Of the Dorset Field Club will be +
cid the 18th, 18th, and 10Th of Au-
ust. Last year this tournament prov r.
! great attraction to outside golf I
rs and promises to be even more of j
D attraction this year. Programs of
le three days play will soon be is al
led and neighboring golf clubs will al
invited to attend. Unattached play III
S may enter this contest, by applying
the secretary of the club. There +,
e three challenge cups: for the r
the Barrow House cup; ia
r the winner of the second sixteen,
C Merchants cup; for the winner Of
c third sixteen, the Dorset Inn cup )
so prizes for the runner up, winners
the losing Fights of the first, Sec
d, and third sixteens. Prizes for
q best gross and best net Scores; (
tn can not be won by the same (
yer The handicap match will be !
Eyed Saturday forenoon the 18th. !
tries to be made on or before Aug s
10Th. 5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-07-06

Aa&h @fst FHNHWHE
s Prank Halloy n North Main
atrcei, was IN Saratoga, s. T. sun
day for tbc day
Mr. ard Mu. Charles II Keys o.
New York, were in town the frs, 81
the week calliag on friends.
Dr and Mrs J II Masscr Jr. ant
children Of Philadelphia, are guests Of
J " Mgsser on Church street
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W Brigham
have moved from 'Kauenfe!s" to their
Summer shack" on the West road
Mrs. 4. L. GrondahI Of Seattle
Wash. arrived 81 the NJ. v Barbour
cottage in the North district las,
week Saturday.
Mrs. George Oryis Of New York and
Manchester, was in town Monday cali
Ing on Miss Harriet HoIley Of North
Main street
Miss Eleanor Manley Of R-attlcboro
is spending the summer with her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John +. Lille,
OF the West road
Mrs r. NJ Campbell Of North Main
street. returned last Friday lom a
two months visit in Massachusetts,
and Connecticut
George r. Putnam Of Washington
ID. c., has joined his family who are
occupying the J. II. Sheldon cottage
on Church street
Miss Florence Bentley has compet-
ed her work at the Holley home on
North Main street, and returned to her
home in SYNDICATE,
Miss Lorraine HolIcy Hudson Of
New York, is spending the summer
with her aunts at the HolIey home
stead on North Main street.
Floyd Hulctt Of the North district,
is the latest addition to the Ford
ranks, Mr.. Clover delivered a Ford
to him about two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Peck and fam
lily Of Philadelphia, Pa, arrived last
week and are occupying the Harring-
ton cottage on Church street
II. W Sheldon and wife and the
Misses Elizabeth and Rhoda Sheldon
OF Yonkers, N. Y, are at their home {
on Church street for the summer.
Mrs. c. c .Heyl and two children of
Philadelphia, Pa, are at "Burnam,"
the pleasant home Of Mr.. and Mrs. I
Burr Phillips in the North district, for /
The season.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sheldon OF c
Church street, entertained Mrs. S. S. c
Pratt, Mrs. II. McTighe, Mrs. Mylert, a
and Mr. and Mrs. Berniss b. Sheldon t
It supper Sunday evening. s
Walter =, ManIey Of Brattleboro, b
notored over to Dorset Sunday for the e
lay Mrs. Manlcy ard child, who have t
'een visiting her mother, Mrs Mary a
Iarwood, returned to Bratteboro with 81
ar. Manley. e
Mrs. and Miss Mower and Miss Rob Il
ms of Chicago w., are stopping TO- II
he season NJ Mr., D II. ShcIdon's OF A
'burch street anil arc taking table Of
GARD at "Kauenfols." OF
Mr. and Mrs. w II. Pare and Miss tn
agc of proo.,,r. NJ. Y. arrived last be
eek and are occupyinr the Hummer pl
ousc an Vance avenue, They will re- pl
min for tbe summer. Fl
The following are at the home Of US
H. II & prcntiss for the summer:
Iiss Snence Miss Wiggenton, and the
Iisses T,irrlev. all Of Baltimore. Nd
eyoral moro l,uoete arc expccted this y.
COX :.
The "Daddv Long Legs" entertain
~ on Monday evening Aurust 14th
-or,ises IN be most entertaining. We |
optio, this SO far ahead so that other "
Fairs viii not he set 70 conflict AT "
.at time
Tho Mans for the state Grange field
- n no hold on the fair grounds.
rgus, 29rd are progressing favor m
-, ....l :; 49,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-07-06
RI PERT

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Charles Rising, Jr., is home from
U. V. NJ, Burlington,
Mrs. Merritt Roberts visited in
Cambridge last week.
Cornelius Y, Roberts was q recent
visitor in Wallingford,
Norman Beattie Of Cambridge, was
a Sunday guest at Mrs. +. c. Fonda's.
A school directors meeting took
place in the school hall on Monday
last.
Miss Laura Kennedy attended the
commencement exercises at T. c. A.,
Poultney, last week.
Mt. Anthony Grange will observe
ladies night at the regular meeting
on Thursday evening.
Miss Bessie Sheldon has returned
from Long Branch. Miss Elizabeth
Wallace of New York, is visiting her
Mrs. Henry j. Chapman of Manches-
ter Center, went to Rutland Saturday
after passing the week with friends in
town.
Several young persons were received
INTO the Methodist Episcopal Church
last Sunday. In the evening a union
service took place to observe Vermont
Sunday. An order of worship for the |
services was used, which was issued |
~ the Greater Vermont Association. |
There were remarks by E. f. Haye, +. |
Hawley, Rev. j. D. King and Rev.
edwin Genge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-07-06

Manchester Center. were Sunday
guests Of Mrs. McI.aughlin's parents,
Ar. and Mrs VIM Kelley.
Mr. Anderson Of New York City, Is
visiting his family ut Glen Farm.
George Lee Of Middlebury, spent
Sunday at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dalton and
Miss Jane Brennan Of Wallingford,
and Mr., and Mrs. Reilly Of Clarendon,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-24
Snecial dfsnatch 70 the Intellisencer.

Special dispatch to the 1nteitlSencet.
a crowd of more than one thousand
fans. Springfield and Wheeling broke
even In double header today. the, g.
calls winning the. first. 6 TO s. WIZ
the Stosies took the second: to 2 The
second was protested by Wheeling when
Umpire DeArmond allowed Crichiow 20
come home after he had been held oy
Schultz on his way In. Then on tne
next fly TO King 20 show off. he hurled
the ball over tn" fence.
Clark and Douglas opposed each other
in the opening game. and the former
with two our in the third Sheeren sin
xled and stole second on Kings triple
to left Lear and Schultz were wal kea
to start the ninth and Se'Pofd' t pHee
the bases. AltenbeTg and Scheeren were
out from Shovlin TO Spencer. but Two
runs scored. Then King flied to center
cayeney and Spencer singled to start
the fourth and Shovlin sacrificed them
Fluhrer famed and Hartley was walk
ed on purpose. Critchlow hit a hlSh one
that foil between the pitchers box ana
home plate, as no one took the, ball.
while Caveney and Spencer scored.
Spencer walked to start the sixth ana
Shovlin singled. sending Spencer 20
third. Fluhrer hit long fly to Ansn,
berg and Spencer scored. Hartle got
hit but Crttchlow famed. Hoffman was
walked. filling the bases. Dunn was hlc.
sending run over. put HaS AoFSeo ~
Clark at second.
Spencer singled In the seventh ana
scored on Shovlin's triple to center.
Shovlin scored on Hartle's hit to CleVe-
land.
Second Game:
After an intermission It was started
all over again to continue until long AZ
ter supper hour. Callahan doubled TO
start the second and scored on Lear
hit after Cleveland and Reilly were
easy outs. Lear walked in the seventh
and went TO third when Spencer missed
Donley's throw. He scored on Schultz
. hit to Spencer. The game vas won in
the ninth on Refly's single Followed by
Lear's double To center.
With one cut in the second Crttchlo"
doubled and Hoffman hit TO Reilly. VINO
played it 70 third. Critchlow, Kept on
coming home and Schultz put his arms
around him while Cleveland touched him
with the ball. Critchlow was allowed
home and Hoffman went 70 third. scor-
ing on HungelinSs fly TO center.
In the ninth Hartle singled but was
forced by Critchow. Critchlow store
and went TO third on a passed bail"
Hoffman flied out to Reilly. and Man
ager Dunn went up TO hit tor HunSe-
ling, but was an easy third out from
Reilly 10 Lear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-24
ORGANIZING new
LEAGUE At MUSEE
COMING SEASON EXPECTED TO BE
A VERY INTERESTIN9
ONE.
Twenty Teams Are Complete and Hand
some Prizes W1ll Be Awarded
to Winners.

The coming season for bowiers prom
iaes to be one Of the greatest and mos!
interesting that has ever been enjoyed
IN wheeling. according TO rTports Of the
local alley managers; While the season
does not open until September IL:
number Of teams have already booked Doo ed
he offered will likely attract many
more. .
William Ennis, who Is one Of the best
known howlprs in the Ohio Valley and
proprietor Of the Musee alleys on Main
street. stated yesterday that this FAVOR
tic game is becoming more prominent
each day. especially among the business
men and others employed at occu pations
where they cannot get the exercise that
each man shuuld have.
At the Musce alleys the summer duck
pin league will close next week. In
these contests some Of the most repre-
sentative merchants and business men
have Participated and the majority OF,
them have already siEnified their IN
lentions, Of joining the fall League; , which
Teams already listed include the
Eagle A. C.. with Leon Nelson as cap
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-24
YANKEES
MAKE 1T THREE OUT OF FOUR
FROM CHICAGO, By WIN.
H~G TO 4.
Errors Mar the Game-Senators and
Browns spht-T1gers Trim Athletics
Boston WallopB Cleveland.

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-New York
made it three out Of four from Chi
cago. winning a game marred by er-
ors. to today. Mogridge pitched
grand ball. but Chicago scored 3 runs
on him IN the fifth inning on four err
rors and scratch single. The Yam
KEGS won in the eighth. getting four
runs after two were out. With two
out. Peckinpaugh singled, Malsei was
hit and Oldring walked. filling the
bases. Fabcr then replaced Russell in
the box for Chicago, and Mullen hit to
Weaver. Fournier let Weavers throw
so through him and the three runners
scored. Mullen taking third. After Bau-
mann walked Pipp. who had a lame
foot. batted for Walters and drove Null
len In with the winning run. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-24
st. FRISCO LOSES
To MABEL TRASk
GEERS AND cox ROUSE GREAT EN-
THUSIASM IN SPLENDID
EXHIBITIONS.
Strong Gale Prevents Trottery Making
Better Tt1ne-Tintsh was Exciting.
Horses Going Neck and Neck
to the Wire.

CLEVELANn. O.. Aug. 23.---Mabel
TraSk and St. Frisco in the western re-
serve EOS trJt furnished the THRILLS to-
day at the North Randall Grand Circuit
meeting. With The wind blowing a gale
along the mile ring, the mare plotted By
Cox and tho stalllon driven by tine vet
eran GeerS raced neck and neck through
The entire course in all three heats. the
TraSk mare getting the first two heeats
and the race and GeerS' horse nosing out
the winner in the third heat. 1t was d
great race and stirred the big throng to
Wild enthusiasm. Mabel Trask was tho
favorite. but s.. Frisco gave ncr grea.
battle In the first two heats, tho second
heat being stepped in 2:0i Z. remarkably
fast time considering the high wind, St.
Frisco managed 10 nose out the TraSk
mar. in the third heat and The two
horses divided The major portion Of the
$4,000 purse. Summaries.
2:1l Class Trotttng-Purse 81, 400.
Miss Perfection. b. m. by Cen
cral Watts. (AcMahon) ! I
Hazel LainG. ch. NJ. by John \.
Mckerron. (McDonough). 49,. l 2 .
McCloskey, br. g.. by Theodosius .
Great Isle. b, h., BY Peter tho
Great (Murphy) ....: 3
Hurry Hamilton, br. h.. By Al
Stanley (Whitehead) ......... 5 S 4
Junior Watts. br. h.. by General
Watts. tRea) .....::.... :
Grattqn Boy. b. g., by Montana
Gra1tan. tDauiels) .......... I
Timc-a:11h; 2:00A: 2:l0h.
2:l5 Glass Pactng-Purse Sl,2oo.
Young Todd, b. h.. by Director
Todd (Cox) .....-..,... l l
Spring Maid. CHI. NJ. by The
Peter G., b, e, by Robert C.,
con SeDTo b. ,. M. b.; by copa De
Wits HT"; WS SSdiafS b. h.;Dy Wood:
land Boy. (Hersey) ........ 4
Trojan. b. &. BY Milton s.. (Wil-
SOM 0
Time: 2:O6h: e:O7G 2:1O.
Tho Western Reserve 2:o9 TrotttnB-
Purse $4,000.
Mabel Trask. CHI. m. by Peter
ST. Frisco. b. h.. by St Fran
cisco. (Geera) ..;..'.".;.:
Virginia Barnette. b. m. by
Moko. tDurfcel ............. 3 l
Laramie Lad. b.. g.. by Master
10. (McDolaif7 ............" 3
Sadie S. br. H.. by Archdale,
The e Enc CHI. h., by The Native .
1ia,sA: 2.oS; ::oiis; 9:o7I.: ~ '
2:o7 Class Pacing-Pur1e $1,000.
GENERAL Todd, b. h.. by George
Levitt Odd tItea) .......... l
White Sox. b. NJ, CarloKin'
(DurfeeS '...'.. -, cin;n,or .
CCcxG ...........'...:........ 3 2
AliSwood. &. M. BY Allanwood. ,
Hal Leaf, b. h.. BY Hal billiard. =,
Acon.tc, b. h., by Aquillen.
BSa H2MGo'F 3, h.. b. BY The Bonds
Ti Inn; 2:04E: il; 2:oG4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-24
PHILADELPHIA .... 900 clio 600 600 COO o.
PITTSBURGH go. 900 900 00l 900 600 Il

Two base hits: Whitfield. Carey. Stolen
bases: paskert. Dugey. Whitfield, 2; Ban
croft, Carey Baird. Schmidt. Sacrifice
hits: Dusey. .: RiNey. Johnston. Dbl
killiicr and Bancroft; Evans. Baird and
Johnson: Evans. Mccarthy aid John
ston: Baird and Johnston. Lett on
bases: Philadelphia. s; Pittsburgh. -
First base on balls: OFT NiXey. i; OFT
Kantlchner. .: of Evans. 3. Hits and
earned runs: Off Rixey. II hits ? runs
in Is innings; off kantehner. ; hits !
run in innings; "ft Evans, nits y
:. nv kan,lehner. !; by Evans. |. Wild
pitches. R.xey, 8. Umpl.es: Ortiz AMI
RigIcr. Time: 2:5l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-24

tain; the Bingville club. with Fred Rs
der, captain: DHquesne club No. H. y;
Wood. captain: Duquesne club No. Z, r..
Wood. captain: Lollypops, H. Kennedy.
captain: United Dairy. Charles HALO
way, captsin; Lau ghlins. E Craig, CAP;
tain; Hardware Men. E. Ebling. cap.
tain. It is expected that there will DO
twenty teams altogether to enter. ~: O.
The season opens September II, after
the close OF the state fair. an dali othAr
teams who wish to enter must make Ap-
pllcation us soon as possible 50 that
they will not be disappointed.
The Musee alleys have just been put
into excellent shape for the coming
games This is one IT the most prom
inent bowling resorts In the city and
will be the headquarters for every prom.
inent bowler in the vincinity daring the
winter months. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-24
Second Game,
Woman's Record Broken;
Miss Kaiser Makes SO

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Aug. "a
Miss Laurie Kaiser and Flossmoor club
Chicago. broke the women's record Tor
the Kent county club course today In
tho second round OF the womens west
ern golf tournament. She made the Is
holes in 81. ten under par, and won
her match with Miss Louise Fergus. of
Glen View, Chicago, eight up and six
10 go.
Chicago. present title holder was
/. Reifeld, Of the same club, and Won
up and 10 play.
Mrs. r. C, Let's. Jr.. of Cincinnati.
Mrs: NJ. F. Anderson OF HIPS
dale. Chicago. 3 up and one tc go. The
ma tch was featured by conceded holes.
The closest match on the days card
was that In which Miss Vera Gardner
nf Glen Oak, Chicago, defeated Miss
Eliza beth Allen, OF Rock Island arsenal
3 up and 2 to play.
Semi-finals will he played tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-24
four FAST EVENTS
Ar FAIRMONT FAIR

Special dispatch to the Intelligencer.
FATRNIO'NT. W Va, Aux. 23.--The
racing of the second day OF the Fair
mont fair was good. although tho fields
were small. Til" track was in good con,
dition. \ small crowd saw the speed
2:2o rrot-Purse, $1,000.
Hal 3. Patchen. br.m.. by :.
Peter Oakley. BIZ. by Peter
The Great (Pricel ......:
Argot Belle. br.rn., by Argot
Wilkes (Schafer) :...:.:3 8
2:le Trot-Purse, S4oo.
Island Green, h.m.. by Com
Bd pSsas 6 5Rasa}S By Tho Bonds:
Rossies. bm.. BY Sidney -,
Beaver Bell. BIN. by Bril-
liant The Great tCroyl... 4
Areo, b,Gr by Ario (Mc- ,s;.
TIeiSmnee022:lsX;' 2s::i'7'Il': 2::iiSI; 2:1S4.
a:l4 Pace-Purse, s4oo.
Direct Bell. big, by King Di- :,
Rascal, b.s.. By Sun Glass vii .,
toy BE- BY Hal billiard . :
(Reaves) ......; ....;. D
Baroness Watson. h.m., by The
Barron Bell tStout ......... :
Red Bird, BIZ. by Red Wing c.
os iid Boy. b., by AIoquetto ,
T 4fraSosan' '2:l5H; 2:i5H. y
In the three-fourths mile running
race Noiheless won. Judge Curry, sec
ond. and Front Royal. third.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-24
CYCLE RACES ON
MOUND CITY TRACK

A race meet of the riders Of the lri-
state district. will be held on tho
noon. This event is being planned by
the Club Of that city. and riders from
This vicinity. nearby Ohio and PcnpSyl-.
vania have given assurances Of taking
part It viii be the third of p series
10 be staged by the Club during the
season. Handsome prizes are being
hung up for the hve and ten mile free
lance for the professionals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-24

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 23.-DetroIt
had An easy time winning today's game
from Philadelphia IN Ia 3. Young led
in the hitting with three singles and q
double Cobb gave fine exhibition Of
base running in going from first to third
on a single TO left field. getting TO third
by q great slide, and then stealing home
While me thir.i bascman was holding
the ball Score:
r. II. Z.
Detroit .400l00ub 0-l0 II |
Philadelphia % o q 0 90 0-S
Batteries-~Cunningha and Spencer;
Williams, Sheehan and Picinich.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-24
Stolen bases-Magee, pcckinpaugn

Stolen bases---Magee, pcckinpaugn'
Baumann. Sacrifice hil-Fournicr. Sac
rifice flies-Russcll, Jackson. Double
play-Schalk and Terry. Left on bases
New York - Chicago 3. First base
on crrors-New York >; Chicago l; Base
8: orr Russell J; Off Faher l. Hits
and earned runs-orf Mogridge 2 hits
run in innings: off Fisher l ut
! run In innings; off Russell , nitS
2 runs in % innings: off Faocr ]
hit, no runs in l-3 inning. Hit by
pitcher--by MogrIdEe. Felsch); by
Russell (Maiscn. Struck guilty. Mog.
ridge |: by Fisher !; by Russell s: by
Ea6er |. Wild pitch--Russcsi. Cmpires
Owens and Hildcbrand. Time-l:'5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-24
BoEHING WEAKENED AND
CLEVELAND LOST IN SEVENTH.

ROSTON. Aug. 93.-Boston won tho
final game Of the home series with
Cleveland today ! 10 3. After holding
the Red Sox hnless for three innings,
BoehIing was knocked from the box III
and n walk Melted TWO runs. Coveles-
kIc and Gould wrrc driven from the
mound by An onslaught in the seventh,
when four singles. sacrifice and TWO
passes n.itcd Boston four more runs.
Leonard retired for pinch hitter in
the seventh Ruth held Cleveland 10
ono hi; in his two innings In the bcx.
r. Fl. L.
Cleveland .onN0nl000--3 0 /
boston ......u00 . 90 x IL
Batteries - Boehling,- Coyeleskte,
Gould, Kl"pfer and o'Neil; Leonard.
Ruth and Carrigan. Cady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-24
5toQies And Harvesters Divide DOUBLE Bill
PIRATES
WIN SIXTEEN INNING GAME AND
MAKE IT FOUR OUT OF FIVE
FROM PHILLIES.
Htnchman, johnson and Mccarthy Did
tt-Chicago Takes Dodgers Over.
Other Clubs Not Scheduled.
PITTSBURGH. Aug. al

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 23.--P1ttsburgA
took four out OF the series OF five games
from Philadelphia by winnIg Il sixteen
inning contest here to-day ky n scCre
or . TO l. The visitors made their rum
In the fifth inning on hits by killifer
and Dugey and Rireys sacrifice. Pitts
burgh tied the count In the ninth OH n
single BY Carey. his steal ct second and
a wild pitch and won out In The sin
teenth inning on Hinchmaa's single.
JohnStuuS sacrifice and McCarthy's SIM
gle. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-24

Left on oases-South Bend. S; Day
ton. ..
Sacrifice hits-Hensling, Frost.
Stolen baseS-Hensling.
Two oase hits-Sykes. Storch. Nee.
Tytl,nan.
Double plays-Cirodick. Tannehill 10
Beall: .HenSling to Beali.
Strike outs-By Hill. s: by LakaCf. s..
Bases on balls-Off Hill, s; off La.
Kaff. 5.
Passed hall-DeEoght.
Hit by pitcher-Lakaff (Beall.)
mpire-Geisel.
Time: "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-24
BROWNS AND SENATORS
SPLIT HoMORS AS AND "A.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 23.-St. Louis
and washington split a double header
today, tie visitors winning the first
game to in 10 innings and losing
/ to in the second. called after the
seventh inning on account OF darkness.
Fosters error gave ST. Louis the WIN
ming run In the first game and misplays
by Shotten and Lavan were responsible
for Washingtons margin in the second.
4 rain storm interfcrcd with both con-
n. II. E.
st. Louis ...12l0Oo OO01-5 S /
Washington 30 0 3 o o 0 0 % ~
Battcrics-Koob. davenport and Sew
ereid; Shaw and Henry. Ainsmith, Char
rity.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIONS

At Little Rock-Little Rock. 0: Birm-
inglham. 0. Is innings. called to catch
traln.l
At Mem2his-Mcnphis. i: Nashville.
?.
At Chattanoosa--Chatta s: Mo-
bile. 3.
(Others not scheduled.)
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Stolen bases-Scheeren. Hartle.
Sacrifice h1ts-Shovlin, Scheereu,
Ca1lhan,
Sacrifice hy-F1uhrer.
TWO base htt-Altenburg.
Three base h1tE-Eiug, Shovlin.
Double playB-Caoveland to Gala
han to Lear; Shovlin to caveney TO
Spencer.
BR1k-C1art.
Strike out-Douglas, 4; CLARK, /.
Bases on naus-Douglas, 8; CLARK,
Left On bases - Springfield, g.;
Wheeling, 9.
HIT batter-c1eveland by Dunn.
Ump1re-DeArmand
Ttme-1:5O
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FAIR TO OVERCOME
CUBS EARLY MARGIN OF

+ CHICAGO. aug. .3;---Chicaso ham
in lodav's game and Brooklyn could not
overcome tho advantage. despite several
determined rallies, The score was TO
s in favor of tho locals. Errors Dy ING
dodgers helped some of the runners
around the bases. Score: =
p-onk,yn 002 900 20l--6 II 1
Chicago ......... 80 lVo "ur' ~
Meyers; Lavender. Packard and Elliott.