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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-12
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$3o66.81 unb bic Qussabsn $5641 :
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Suni iih auf $442.81 belief.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-12
Gouen SsIamb.

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9cnsL Sslano oas 9cben Ses enticrn.
ten SiiblDciienS uno gegetenbeitcn
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sclungen. Scine Ycritelliineen aiif
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nnb entbebreil ocr slealiitif nid,t, Sa
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Hhren pirS, mas ieinerjeit ieine tag.
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bes nnteren Stnoitbeils cine Eara0c
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IN MuipraH neblnen nno aud telste
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llem 1eiude oes berrIidjkn. CONNER
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-12
Saie.Oau.

Gem eeiiern bonn, gsationaIliga
Sauptquartier ber0ffsniIidt.n gsriai
iiber bic 9eiitunsen Der af)t alubs
mo Der Spieler iinb Die folgenben
9ioti5en iiber bic ,,9ieos" entnonuneH;
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nui Dem briiten Mds Der Han1.
lite Der adlt Stubs; ebenialls IN mebr.
baligen 5reiiern; in Der Sel6pertbei.
hisung bebniipten lie ben 3meiten
sllab.
llnter ben 10 Ieitenben 8allidlId.
germ Der 9iaa beiinoet iih @aienhii.
.cr @rob als z ed tier iuio inter
ben 10 IeitenScn gaienbieten iteten
9ieaIc anb Scr5oa aui Der Site.
Senie 9tahmittag siueites Spiel
oer Seric 5piidsn unieren rNebs"
NIB Scn .grapeS" in Bolton. 5onep
lmb Minpo perbcn oils gatterie iiir
Sincinnati iiingiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-12
SAG yrptefantiide Saiituitf.
Ter Grtras Sesielben belanit iid euf
rnnb JeBnfnnienS Collars.
Gil iuillfommencr 3nidDnh anseiidJts
Der fDitipieligeu 8erbeiierunsen.

Gus beiitihc protcitantiide 8alieil.
ieir, ipelfes anl A. Salni gefciert
rJlrGe, Iat einen grlittoiibcridJaB
pon $4,000 erseben. 60 arob Der
ertrad lit, mar er bob bo6it notb.
lpcnoia, bat Der gerein bod, nm ocn
8oriAriiten Der itaatliden gobltrd.
iigfeitsbeborbe 5u aeniipen IN oeil
leBten Monatep baulihe 8er1noerlll'
gen inb Serbeiierlingen om Gigcil'
tbium norneiinen niliien, bcrcn 8e'
ianlnltbetrng $4,000 mar. Bon Die.
iei Spmunc iinb nod 3irfa $4,000 3u
Octen, bic als cen SeIteinfilnftcn be-
;tritten meroen miiiien. Gs perbleibcn
ionad $4,000 unb bic bilben cine
ipilltonmene @a6e 3ilr sluiiriid)ung
ner erid,Gpiten aniie. Ter gerlunI.
tlnasratb lit boderfreitt iiber Die
aeneroie Silia, ,oic ibm pom Bublitlm
3utheil eeporben iii. 2Sn Der 9citriGen
-.uartaliiGiirg bes 8ereins lieb ErG'
iioent GberSron hieier 9Sreuoe @orte
inb er banfte gllleL Die IN irgellO
elmer @etie gum grioIg bes 6eites
heiactragen Eaben, insbeionbere Den
8eouern, paitoren, Der Yrelie, benz
Sberiif George Sdott uuo off Die alt.
bern. Oieie Oonfes1ltBerimgen lplIr'
BEN in 9ei6IuBform gebrndt ulo Die
OanfesreioIlItionen bon Der Gcr.
iaalmllng ireitbisen Serdens angcs
iionnen.
lie Notwithstanding Iato
geItern 0adNilittng IN Der 9lnItait
itatt unb 5par unter Ioriis oes PrN.
iioentcn Serrn 0an. Gbcrbron ino
Der srotofollfiibrimg bes SefretirS
Serrn Serb. Steinbady. Gie 9lbrsd'
ming bonn 5eit witroe pom sinanj.
iefretGr Serrn 9llbert 9iiufenberger
rnter6reitet unb fanb Grleoigung
eur6 bic Innafnne Der 0anfeSbes
idIiiiie. Ger Gbradnutng iino iolgertSe
,}ablen entlonmen:
ginna6men burf bic
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Gbeiter 9arf.

Sn 6ieier @ofe lit I'M GbeIIer
SSart .ainoernofc". Gas @eilmp.
beitSbepartcment pir0 unter Der Sei-
tung bes @eillnbbeits geanten 9r.
W s.. Ecters um Wittipoh, Oonner.
tag unb iSreitag cine &tnoeransltel.
ling in Dem lSarf ueranitalten, iuobeI
1iitrifts1rSte lmo aranfcnpflegeri,l-
nen etpa 600 ainber unteriuteii ilno
bereH @Itern itber etrpa outage getre'
tene 2erefte perit1noigen peroen, 3il-
aIeid ipirb slmpeiilng fir Die 9eiei.
tiglna hcriclbcn 9egeben lperoen.
glm Nonnerita0 miro has @eiltito.
6eitsocpartcment fir Die oGittIe Wlo.
ibcr5 Sec0ue" Der offentliben Sd|ti.
len eWen sIusflug nah bent Gbelter
gGrt peranltclten. al lpelhcm esipa
5peitapieiio 0tao6cn ltt betbeiIiaen
perGen.
slm 5rcitag mo 'Salllitag fitoct
bann ulter Den sIltipBicn Der RliblIc
SdaoI Gnlploper's gliiociation Der
jabrlite SGlsilug Der SAulfinber oqn
Cincinnati uno llmgegcnO uad) Dem
GDeiter Yarf itatt. Nh beioen Sogen
fomlut Elm reihbnlti9es 9SrograIiH
5llr Cur6iiibrung, oaa alIb atbleti-
fd,c lm0 Sulpi!unltonteite enti)1lt.
1ln 0en glbenoen Der bcioeu Gage
ipiro elm Gbor pon 700 Sdltlfinocrn
in &ouoepiae Sbcater iinDeu. Ste
rtrhen untcr Der Iirettiou Goa &rjf.
5. 6. Gonooan Die BON nieiem fota.
pcnirtc yGeocc Gantata" 5ltr gtuSfiil.
rullq brinoeu.
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lSObn 3. u. Roft. 80, 2135 Goluain
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lgffie 9i[Iiisr, 18. 1413 bessI.
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I map glps.
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tutasbalsn adIenbrod, %, 14S gaps
miller Ctr.
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l.Rutb Steele, 90, 1913 poplar Str.
jaDuis Sader. 81, 1902 Bates glps.
laura 5errmdun, 10, 619 9afel ct.
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CterbIidbte berid3t,

Benjamin .. SoIlanb. 40, 2osaii.
d. ga., glutitiir5.
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@alter sllit, 30. 1916 State gDe.,
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fue,, Snaiieit in Sfnebe.
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coin slpe., Grippe.
Nilliaut Z @osbp, 81, 1927 Oil.
Bert 9lpe., Abeumatismus.
@ilhelntina 2oeidje, 70, 373t Cole.
rcin slue, Geoema.
glarp WoGabe, go, 1850 @iI6eri
Gre., giutihirs.
@ina ". did, 10 @onate, 272l
Bon Ctr, 9ungenent3iinoimg.
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unitultsn. 9as prOsramm bsuts Rad=
mittas unb absn5 Diro fopobI popus
ldrs als aud .!diiiide 0ummern ums
faHen. Sm 46enbz zprogrdmm iptrp
SRI. emma Roe als Spliftin auftres
ten unb auf Der 8eranbu bes alub>
bauiss ipirb bas SuffTan Cabaret
Ordeiter gum 3dn5s aufipieIsn.
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Opferfreuoe
Var seitrn Ias ssinnsspprt ani
BEN ypIisitf bts SaDii1tn
llntrfiBnnss.ytrtiHs,
pas pom Taufemoem 6sfu6t,
einem anft6mfi6en Grtras
fit bic ArieSsmot6-
feioenoen erga6.

1r. 4. &. Sorn's fernise @orie psr.
frblten lire Mirfmus uidt. - eir'
beruortrase oeS Snperiidsn nnS
Clifton peislts MdnHerdOrs. -
slnsrfeunensiuertbe slrbeit Der %.
men BON Der ySabsnia". = Tie
1eitporbereitmnsen uoaitGnois ano
tabellcs. - Ser 0ieinsrtras biirite
iid anf $1,000 belanien.
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SpulOaiidler @arten.

Gbepalisr Oscar Spirescu, Der De
rigent bes CONNER Drheftsrs i'm
3oologiidsn @artfn, fpirb dud in bic
fer Mode tdsIi5 sipei aonserts Osrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
ANNOUNCES WINNERS
OF ENDURANCE RUN
EARL BRAUNLICH WINNER OF
HIGHEST CONSISTENCY SCORE.
Was Awarded Two silver Loving Cups
and Silver Medal-Had Rec
ord Of $50 Points.

President J. Landon Bier, Of the
Wheeling Motorcycle Club. last night
announced the prize winners in the en-
durarcc run TO Cumberland on June 10
and 49, They are as follows:
Sdc-Car Observation-Disclosures consisten-
cy score. No. %. Earl Braunlich. score
$50 points. Awarded silver loving cup
offered by Wheeling Register and n Sill
yer medal.
Solo Divisiun---Club members only:
won by J. T. Wasmuth. No. II, score 633
points: silver loving cup awarded; do
mated by II. G. Freidrichs.
Highest consistency score made by All
riders. won ny No. %. Earl Braunlich.
whose score was $50 points: Awarded
silver loving cup donated by Harley
Davidson Motor Co.. of Milwaukee. Wis
The following riders will receive
prizes in tho order named:
No. 2$-E. 4. Durkee. Milwaukee.
Wis. Score. 903.
No. Hillary 1meell. Pittsburgh. Pa
10. 10. II. Ncidergard. stcubenville,
0. Score. sos.
No. go. Davis. Wheeling. Score,
59Sla.
No. &c. L. Cheshire. Miami, Fla.
30. Go. MIchacls. Martins Ferry.
Score. 191.
No. 16-Hcnry Earl. Wheeling. Score,
151.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
5TOG|E5 HOME.
FOR JULY 4TH
WILL OPEN FOUR GAME SERIES
WITH DAYTON VETS OH
MONDAY AFTERNOON
This Will Be Last Appearance Of
Johnny Nee's Team In Wheeling
For Present Season.

Upon The completion of the sche-
duled series with Dayton. following
the game Sunday afternoon. Manager
Harry Smith will bring his band or
Stogies home for a series or nine
games. Manager Johnny Nee with
whose team the Smokes are now con-
testing, will return to this city for
July Fourth. The series will open
here Monday afternoon and on tues
day morning and afternoon, two games
will be played.
Wednesday will finish the series lot
Dayton, and on the following day.
Muskcgon will come TO Wheeling:
South Bend will close Wheeltngs at
home" stay and on July 10, Manager
Smith will take the team to Terra
Haute.
The series with Dayton next week
will offer the local fans the last op-
portunrty 10 see the vets in action IN
Wheeling. The present trip has been
about al even break for WheeilnS,
but according TO advices received the
boys are in good condition and hope
to put on a fine class Of ball on indie
pendence day, and for the remainder
Of the home series.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
MOTORCYCLE CLUB TO
ENTERTAIN JULY 4TH
Preparations Being Made for Outing,
which Will Probably Be Held on
tho National Pike.

Since the members Of tho Motorcycle
Club were unable to secure the state
fair grounds for their MOTORCYCLE races
on July t. preparations were inlmcdi-
ately started for an outing. which will
probably be hold along the National
pike. Ths members nf tho club VIII en-
fcrtain for the ladies and from the an
Inducements that have been made by
President j. Landon Rier one OF the
most delightful times is anticipated
The club members nr" requested TO
meet at the club rooms OVER the Brun-
hans restaurant Mt O'clock. and also
To prepare luncheon. The baskets will
he taken to the farm along the Ma
tional pike in an automobile. In the ar
tcrnoon base ball game. will be staged
and in tho evening dancing will be the
principal feature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
NEAR RIOT
FEATURED TIE SENATORS RED
SOX GAME IN THE CAPI-
TAI YESTERDAY.
Police Stop Squabble and Red Sox won.
Detroit Lost, Indians Win Ath-
lcttcs Shut Out.

WASHINGTON. June 30.--A row be-
tween Captain Mcbride of The Wahsine-
ton team. and Mays. the Boston pitcher.
prectpitatcd clash in the third inning
CT lo-dayS game here that threatened
for time To develop into d general
fight among The players Of tho TWO
clubs. The police restored order and
after Agnew, j Boston catcher. had been
arrested and Captain Mcbride and Man.
ager Griffith. OF the Washingtons. put
off the field. the game was resumed and
Boston won. TO l.
The trouble started when Mays hit
Mcbride with Il pitched ball. McRriLo
responded by throwing his bat at the
pitcher. who almost Immediately WAS
surrounded by score OF WaShingUo ton
and Boston players. Then the police got
Into action. but did not reach the angry
knot i'll the center of the diamond until
AEncw had hit Griffith q blow In the
face
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
WHEELING COUNCIL TEARS PAPER I,
To MAKE JAN|TOR GET To WORK

and the treasurer's and auditors pei
ances was received and filed.
A supplemental appropriation ORD:
nance transferring $4,000 from Tho
gas works appropriation to tho street
department, $500 from the gas worn
to the general city contingent and III.
zoe from the city prison to the IRE o..
partment was carried unanimously. -
provisional appropriation ORDINANCES
authorizing the auditor to draw on t1e
treasurer for one-sixth OF the amount.
of the last appropriation to meet gen:
eral expenses during the month o.!
July was passed.
Entitled to Net Profits. y.
In a communication from the boAf0
OF control and the city solicitor, the
council was Informed that under thu;
contract with the auditorium company
the city has the right to all net pro.
fits, these being at April 80, $1636.03s
with cash on hand Of $654.28. Thei
communication further stated that 10,
city was retiring it's bond at SIX Pr
cent. Furthermore, that we are
the opinion" that to collect tho city,,
share under the contract at this TIM;
would work a hardship on the audtto
ium company, and leave nothing IN II:
sinking fund OF the company.
The ordinance calling for the plA6
Ing of DINNERS on automobiles -;
bring the focus OF light to diametee
of ten feet at rs feet was referred -
the ordinance committee. O6ic4
Henry Bartholomew promotion Mo
extra list to fill the vacancy caused "
the resignation Of Officer Groves wG
approved. ~
mittee and the board of control dirt
ly the petition OF the Wheeling En1
mems Protective Association thi: ~
be paid an increase in salary OF ~;
per month, that they be given one -
in four as an "off day." and that IL:
be given fifteen days each year Vi;
pay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
WHEELING PLAYERS
HOME FROM TOURNEY
SHOWED UP WELL IN NATIONAL
TENNIS TOURNAMENT AT
CLEVELAND.
Cummins Remained In Play Up to the
Tr-FinalB-Burt, Gilbert, Mer-
kol and Reattte Take Part.

Tho Wheeling tennis players who par
tIcipntcd in tho national clay court
championship tournament which ended
Thursday afternoon at Cleveland. have
returned 10 this city. This Is the first
time that Wheeling has ever been repre-
sentcd in tho national tournament, and
the good showing mad" BY the local
boys in tho one Just en.lcd is matter
of qualification /" all followers or the
spnri here.
Thomas Mex Cummns remained In
play longer than any ether wheeling
man, he being defeated in the fourth
round by George NJ. Church. of New
Jersey, the Northwestern champion AM
regarded US ono Of the best tennis play
ers in tho country. w 7. Rurt was
eliminated in the third round by w. s.
McElroy. the Pittsburgh expert. AFTER
Burt had won from Howard Mcrkel, OF
This city, by default. Church eliminated
Thomas Bcattie In tho third round. ~,
bert Gilbert was beaten in the second
round by the st. Paul player. knoche.
In the doubles. Cummina and Ebhert
went out in thu third round to Davis
and Johns, Of California. who won the
tourney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
INCENSED AT DUSTY CONDITION
OF CHAMBER, COUNCiLMEN
HAVE BIG FEST
Full Quorum Greeted BY Good
Nights Work-Many Important
Measures Are Acted Upon.

The second branch Of council had
quorum last night al the special ses,,
sion. So glad we're the individual
members of the fact, that they, alter
upraiding the absent janitor for not
busting the council chamber, tore up
all the loose paper to be found IN the
hall, scattering 1t to the four winds IN
direct imitation of their boyhood days
when the game of fox and hounds"
was in vogue. With the mercury
sporting around the ninety mark,
Wheeling's second branch council
chamber resembles December snow
storm.
Play, however did not take all The
councilmen's time. In the hour and
five minutes the body was in session
it passed a provisional appropriation
ordinance, supplemental ordinance,
acted on new appointments, heard
communications from the city solicit
tor, and approved expenses OF the
various offices.
Island Dumping Grounds.
The committee on streets, alleys and
grades reported on the question Of
dumping on the Island. 1t stated that
there was already an ordinance cover
inc the same and referred the matter
to the board Of control. Council con-
Cured. The minority report OF the
ordinance committee, granting F. D..
Gardner permission to erect an avn
ing at his place OF business on Main
street. was received and filed and the
ordinance approved.
Council received and filed the re-
port of the real estate committee re-
ferring the petition Of ". H. Bycott,
in which he asks the city to accept
Pleasant Heights to the board OF con-
troll: and the William Witzberger petit
ton asking forSprivilege to rent prop
erty near gas works. A message
from the board OF control showing
amounts OF vouchers issued for May
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
B. & O. MOTIVE POWER
Team Will Play senwood Ran,blers
Sunday Afternoon-C. A. C.'s
on Fourth of July.

The baltimore and Ohio railroad
Motive Power department team will
play the Benwood Ramblers Sunday
afternoon on the Watson field in Ben
wood. Noll and Butler will be the BAT
teries for the Ramblers. while the Mo-
tive Power team will probably have en-
the mound Candy with Stanley receiV-
ing.
For the Fourth of July, two gamas
have been arranged by the Motive
Power team with the c. 4. C.S Of
Bellaire. This is one Of the fastest
aggregations in Eastern Ohio and n
fast game is expected. The Motive
Power team has had successful sea-
son having played about six games and
ONLY losing one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
errors
By MANAGER HR7oG LOST FED
GAME TO PIRATES
YESTERDAY,
Two Fumbles in Ninth Proved Costly.
Superbas Lose, Giants Win, and
Cubs Drop One.

CINCINNATI. O., June 3O.-Errors by
Manager HcrZog In the ninth inning OF
todays game allowed Pitt sburgh TO win.
. to 2. despite q rally By the locals In
the final round. With the score = to
in the visitors favor, Herzog's tumble
OF Wagner's drive was followed by a
sacrifice by Hinchman. After TioX was
out. another error by Herzog allowed
Costello 10 reach first Rnird's single
scored Wagner. The locals tailed run
in the ninth, but 10 no avail. Score:-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
LULU DIRECT A Conner
MoundsviIle Mare Showing Up Bril-
liantIy on Local Track and Big
Thinqs Expected Of Her.

Lulu Direct, four-year-old mare, a
local racer. is conner if the dope does
not fail. During the past few weeks
she has been given much training on
the fair grounds track and her owner
and trainer are highly pleased with
the results thus far shown. Fler work
has been exceptionally we'll and she
is fast rounding into shape for the
coming races. Lulu Direct is owned by
S. ". Matthews, Of Mnundsrille, and
is being trained by Gov" Price, IF
Mn,lndSyille
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
R, NORRIS WILLIAMS
TO DEFAULT TITLE

CLEVELAND. O., June 30.-Conrad r.
Doyle. of tho Columbia Country Club.
Washington. y. C.. and Willis +. Davis.
San Francisco, will clash Tomorrow at.
ternonn on the courts of the Lakewood
Tennis Club for the National Tennis
championship on Clay courts. Doyle &C.
fcaiod William s. Mcl;lrOy to-day. entr"
ing the final round. K. Norris Williams
Of Philadelphia. National champion. was
to meet the winner of the final round
in a challenge match. but he notified the
tournament manager to-day. that he Will
default his title.
George NJ. Church and Dean Mrthey
retained the doubles championship OF
the United States on the clay courts by
taking third md deciding set from Will
lis +. Davis and Fl. V. n Johns. of Cali
fornia, challengers. stN-two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
MOUNDSVILLE RACES
Will Be Held July g. Many Local
Riders Of Motorcycle Club
Will Take Part.

Preparations are being made by sew.
eraI members Of the Wheeling Motor.
cycle club to take part in the motor.
cycle races 10 be staged by the
MoundSville Motorcycle club on July
IS. at Moundsvillc. Almost daily sew
eral loca riders can be seen tuning
their machines UP and making active
DreparatiunS for the cYpnk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
"CHICk" EVANS WINS

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. June 30
The National open golf championship
title was won ny Charles ("Chick")
Evans, IT,. Of Chicago. an amateur,
with a total score Of 2S6 for the 70
holes of chap pionship play tonight
Jack Hutchinson. professional. Pitts
burgh, was second with 2SS and J. NJ.
Barnes, professional, Philadelphia,
third with 290.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
FRED JAMESON INJURED
Washington (Pa.) Horseman Hurled
from Sulky at Marion Races,
Fracturing His Collar Bone.

News Of the injuries Of Fred Jami
son, Of Washington. Pa. owner Of the
famous WeStwater string OF race
horses, was received in this city with
much regret by his many friends
among horsemen Of this city. Mr.. JAM
ison was driving Billy Bling. when be
was hurled from the sulky. sustaining
internal injuries. at the Ohio race cir
-ruil III Marion O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-01
SOUTH BEND BEAT
HARVESTERS IN NINTH

SOUTH BEND, Ind. June 30.-South
Bend defeated Springfield heSe this af-
ternoon by q to score: Reilly open,
ed the ninth with a double past thira
case and Beatt> hunted. Green oattea
For. .NcColl then tapped to left field.
scoring Reilly. Both teams earned run
Apiece, the others were due 10 errors.
Score:
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TIGERS DROP ONE.

CHICAGO. June 30.-The White Sox
went into third place to-day by virtue
Of another victory over Detroit. to
while Washington was losing. tntil
rho ninth Scott allowed the Tigers only
three hits, but in the final pass TO
Cobb and two triples scored two runs
Hctroit ....oooo0o e 2
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Dauss and StanaEe: Scott and Schalk