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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
MRS. HURD MEDALIST

BOSTON, Oct. g Mrs. ]. V. Hurd.
of Pittsburgh, who as Miss Dorothy
Campbell, was champion woman golf
er of this country. Great Britain and
Canada, was medaliSt today, in the
qualifying round of the women's ma
tional golf championship at the Bel
mont Spring Country Club. Her score
of Sc was four better than those OF
her nearest competitors, Mrs. w. A.
Gavin, the noted English sports wo-
man, who holds the eastern title; Miss
Georgeanna Bishop. Of BrooklaWl.
Conn. and Mrs. John H. Lapham, 0!
San Antonio. Texas. Scores Of 192 ana
better put the players into the tirst
round at match play for the Champion
ship that begins tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
COOMBS
PITCHES AIRT1GHT BALL AND HIS
TEAM TO VICTORY
Giants Shut Out by Brooklyn-Schupp
Pitches Effecttvely-Phillies And
Braves Split A Double

EROOkLEN. y. Y. Oct. Jack
CoombS pitched shut out ball tuda!' anu
beat the New York Cunts to U, and
Brooklyn gained half Il game on Phila-
dclphia. In only the first inning. was
tho veteran twirlcr in danger. Then.
with the bases full! and Two out he fan
ned kauff. \ scnsat nnal running catcu
by CutShuw with lloli on third, IN tic
seventh with two out, saved Il run.
Schupp was effective until the fourth
when D:tubcrt scratched hit to Flctch-
or. stole second and scored on Wheat s
single. With Anderson pitching in the
eighth the SupcrDaS got the bases full
with TWO out. y Wild pitch scored Mill
Ter.
1t was Rucicr Day. thu tenth year
of tn: veteran pitchers affiliatlon with
the Brooklyn club being celebrated with
u drill of the Fourteenth Regiment re-
Gently returned from the border. Score:
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oLFTouRNEY POSTPONED

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 2.-Announce-
.ment was made here today that the
annual open golf championship Of
Pennsvlyania which was to have open
ed on the links Of the Allegheny Coun-
.1rv Club here October IS. This action
was taken the state executive com
mittee in order to accommodate the
professionals who will compete IN the
SECTIONAL tournament for the Wanna
maker trophy next week
In the open and amateur events.
neither champion will defend his title
this year. Tom Anderson. the open
champion. was killed in an automo-
bile accident shortly after winning
the title last year and Frank Dyer
the amateur title holder is ineligible
as he is no longer resident OF the
state.
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CONGRESSMAN TEMPLE SPEAKS
At ELK5' AUDITORIUM T0N|GHI

to Fifteenth; thence east on Fifteenth
street to the Elks' Auditorium.
Hon. J. Harold Bremen, city solo
itor, will preside over the meeting and
introduce DR.. Temple to the gathering.
The auditorium is capable OF accom-;
modating an immense gathering, And
indications are that 1t will be packed
to the doors when Congressman Tenn:
pie and his party arrives. f
Republican delegations from Nc
Mechen, Benwood ,Moundsville, Cam.
eron, Wellsburg and neighbortnS
towns have reported that they Will be
here to attend the Temple meeting
and listen to the Pennsylvania Con:
CHEESEMAN'S discussion Of the issues" OF
the national campaign.
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Two base hits-Gardncr. Lewis and
Schang. Sacrifice hits-Thrashcr. Ian
vrin. Grover Sacrifice f'y-Gardncr.
Double plPy-Lcwis to. Cady. Left on
Observation-Disclosures (: Boston I. First
base on crrors--Philadciphi .. Bases
on balls--on Johnson 2: off Shore l.
Hits and earned runs-off Johnson. hits
Q runs 3 in 3 innings: off Shore. hits
none runs none in 5 innigs: off JocS hits
4 runs in innings. Struck out-by
Johnson /: by Shore |; hy Jones l.
Umpircs-O'Lou and Evans. Time
i: l6.
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TWO new RECORDS
ESTABLISHED AT
LEXINGTON RACES

LEXINGTON. KY. Ocs 1.-Two
worlds records were. made by The Real
Lady in Winning the two year old diri-
sion of the kentucky FUturity. the prin-
cipal event of the opening day OF the
forty-fourth annual meeting Of the
Kentucky rrotting Horse Breeders AS
ISOLATION here today.
The Murphy entry trotted the first
heat in 2:"I T.: lowering the former
mark Of 2:h1Sa for TWO year old htiisS
held jointly 10y Native Bell. and EotEa
and then lowering that mark in the
second heat. trott!nc it in @:p' and by
SO doing establishing II now TWO heat
record for tWo year old tiliieS.
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wv. E., T. u. DELEGATES
|. GO TO PARKERSBURG

Wheeling will be we'll represented q
the annual state convention OF the Wo11
mems Christian Temperance Union
which will be hel dtoday, We6neOdAys
and Thursday at Parkersburg: AInonIS
the local delegates who will attend axS,:
Julia Rine, Mrs. Ruth and Mrs. AbAnen:
The convention according to reports. N1lt1
be one of the best that has ever BEEN;
held in the state by the organizahoA.
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|. A. G. PRACTICE

Tho Island Athletic Club will hold
nj thefr club rooms on the Island for
tho football season and the following
players arc expected to report: Fisher
Schults. Smith. Dowlcr. Stomp. Bauer.
Loew, Brandfhss. Miller. Minzier, Ma1er,
Hoffman, Hart and Morris.
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PIRATES WON.

DAYTON. Ohio. Oct. 2.-The Pitts
burgh Pirates defeated the DaytoI
.IfeteIs Products, q local semi-protes
sinnaI team here this Afternoon by the
'N"'' r. II. f
DAYTON ..OoOo0Oo 100 4
Pittsburgh .....2 D y ~
Hall wheatley and Mahrt; Jacobs
and Schmidt.
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HrnErx cAHDDAEH

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. 1!-Ninety
candidates reported at the dt1t days
workout Of the Harvard VarGfY @y.
today. Under direction OF Coee1oea
Herrick and Haines, FOUR elEnts go -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03

Have you lost any rental Income
durlnu the past year2 Could any Of
this loss have been prevented through
timely advertislns7 au2etf
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HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ynatardav,E Results.

philadelphia .; Boston 0
s.Bostun !; Philadelphia |.
Brooklyn :; New York Q.
CNo other teams playing their game:
completely
First game; ""-Sccond game.
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TO AID aAFPHEY FUND.

BOSTON. Oct. 2.-An exhibition Eame:
between the Boston American Le4kne'
champions and the Philadelphia Amert.s
cans, TO be played at worcester. Tnuto::s
dav- In aid Of a fund for tho erection OF
a monument to John Gaffney. former
umpire. was announced to-day. s;Ss,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03

Hear Congressman Henry w. Tenn,
ple. Of Pennsylvania, discuss national
issues at the Elks' Club Auditorium,
Tuesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
DAVE says:
October brings the cold
weather in earnest, but a
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TOP
co A T

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These coats we're designed
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but they please the most
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Priced from $500 to
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Weather for to-day: Fair.
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Tot,1s Is 9 G =.
X-battcd for Schupp in Sth.
E.u York 900 O0N U00--U
l,nnnn.ir, 600 loo UlN-.

Brooklyn .:......,;- w" Ivy
stolen baScS-Robcrtsou. l)aubeFt.
Miller. Double plGy-Zimmerman, Her
zor and tIolkc Left on bases.-Ncw
York :; Brooklyn 4. Bases on balls--ott
Schupp !; off Anderson ]; off Combs :.
Hits and earned runs off Schupp 4 hits
rmn in inning. Struck out-by
Schupp 5: Anderson >; Coombs 3. Wild
pitch-Anderson. Umpires-RiGler ana
byron. Time-1:+0.
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The Standing.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
The standing,

Yesterdays Results.
New York ); Washington !.
Boston 4: Philadelphia ,.
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CLIMBERS LOSE ANOTHER
THIRD GAME OF SERIES
GOES TO TORONTO TEAM
Leafs Win Gnmr by launching Iiits on
ituy heating in Third
Iuuin..

TORONTO ONT August q 1t is
aoubtful whether Eirhuoui corld have
I,,,o,, rr,o,,,,,., ..,'.',, L,,f 10 ,,1,r,h,rs
49, -
nor pee. grippe" ''E'I Gown !" '"t
point where th"y arc showing only 20
per cent OF their real strength. The
Leafs won largely becaus. the smith
mem cnuld not hlt Cllu Marble opror-
,,,r.r, Marlsl. and Ec,tiur yIrrn
.,hn,,t sixrs in IN. matter of bases ON
LII ,ti.,,,. ,,5 lf,. I'm. ,nn
''a,S, -. 't" ,u ""' ~
leaiS maze incur S"'''''S zen STORY
Of runs.
The Climbers lAcllcd agErcssivcucss
an over the field The unprecedented
bard lv,E which has bcr;,llcn them
.,a,,. =. 100, >,,,.,,,a an 49,, ,l,c.,
etI'S - ',.', ~, ~ -
rom me N''"i' oU''I' "c'' was u"
dash or perper any wn'i''
1t was IN the thlrd inning 'h't kea'-
hi, for doubles b, Murray ana Wacil-
burnc. ana singles by Trout ana Won
,rEosn swats worc comh,ned win =
49, III. -, r,,,, ,,,, N,,i.,
80 va '...,s - 80, 80 49, ~, ~
"Ho mas nltncrio SH"Wh no Ni"E ZOE
work IN tile face OF aHNGrsitN. h"caHc
Il whale OF pitcher all Of sudden
when his teammates gave him "a lead
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Cobb Still Gaining

Ty Cobb hit snfcly four times
yesterday out OF eight trials. gain
ing tw" points in average. while
TITS Speaker. who fnilcd In three
attempts. lost three. This brought
down the margin between the t,o
4" the nurrO,vcst point u hu,
reached since The season got well
under WnE-ScNcntecn points. Joe
'nrkSon's two out Of three lifted hi,
mnri> two points To RIO.
Iiai hnsc's two hits out OF three
times up was the best pcrrormnnrc
of any or the Nationui League lead
crs. netting him ~ percentage nd
vance az two points. Dave Robcrt-
sons ono out nj three left his mari,
unchanged. Neither .Jul<r uuubcrt
nor Hornshy played, while IInns
wagner iniird as pinch hitter
devised figures on Wagner rive. him
third place with an average OF RIG.
The standings:
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ROYALS GET TWO

MONTREAL. Angus, 2?-Thc Royals
moved back into Tile first division to-
day as result of u double victory
The initial act was Il real ball game.
llowlcy sending over what proved to
be the winning run in the sixth frame
With a three -baggcr. The second en-
counter was q slaughter Tn" Royals
knocked the offerings OF Crow"l and
Morrisettc all over the lot. MaiScl
WAGNER, Madden and Twomhly got
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MACK'S INFANTS WIN

iiiIl.ApELPiIIA. August 2o-Phila-
deIphi" hit the ball hard and won
cas- Is from ChlcoHo to-day. = TO >
cote being taken out after five in
mugs. and Williams being Knocked on
the rubber IN the seventh The score
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.e'.-...,. EInST- GAME.
Anpfyp,l S,Iti,,,,..
1otals....3o - y . Totals....S. i24 VI
.Batted for Dunn in ciEhth
tBattcci for Triple IN ninth

Montreal ..... u ! q . / IL q
Bnl !more .....-..... i" ~ o & ~ q ~ o. Z
summary. ituuS--Smyrhc Moran. NIal-,l.
Slaitery;;, Russell ifn'her McAy"y stolen
TwSm6ly Moran. Thrce-basc 'h'i;-Ii"WGoy.
Home rur--Mius"l DoUhi" fiurp.r.
hnr,2sll 70 IusselL Strure, Guilty. Tipple.
Chestnut. Time 1850
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R|XEY WINS ANOTHER
POOR FIELDING HELPS
PHllllES TO VICTORY
ihiind"Inhia Itnttrrs Scrurr Seventeen
hts IN Deliveries at vaughn
and PrcndcrEnst.

tliCAGo. August 2.-HiXcv mold
Chicago hciplcss TODAY. Philad"lphi.,
pounhin" Vaughn ANA I'r"udcrcas; -:
Sror" OF !" . Errors wor" re-
SpouSihl" for two cub runs. ana moor
fielding helped Philadelphia Th"
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS


.\tlanta, .
~ Mobilc--Mobile /: birmingham n
~ thattanooga-Ch attanooGa, s
Little Rock. ..
NJ v!ile-Na shville, 3; Memphis
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hr!"us Doubi" plays-Yeile to Shear.
i's"'m |" SiEiin Eases on bals--of liili
: off Schulz. : struck out-hv I'm,
10y Schulz .. WIN pitch-Hiu pnss,F
!h,4ii-fiaic. rmpires. BEDFORD aud liar,
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TWO DEFEATS FOR YANKS

NEW YORK. Angus, 2a-Dc,roit
= on from Ncw York to-day. . to I and
I 10 in tho FIRST game the Tigers
hat'"d both Cullop and Love hard, and
7cor-d almost at Will In the second.
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.it,t.d for NHurhu in seventh
tIialt'd tor Iroudrrua-t tn ninth
rhilod'luhia ...........u = d ! o.
Chira.p ...... .... q %
summer Runs, -raskor, -. Nt.hon 90,
IJyi,Ni; IrT Alan WN!,t"n in,srns Kelly %.
Two- has his Ni"n"m. l.ud"rus. Cravath.
Thi"c- base hit-N!"hon. Sacrifc" hits Mo
hon 'raVa'h. Bases on hnlls-on Vaughn.
~ KX"v. . Sruck ou,-hv Vaughn. {
nv ltiNcN. e. bv rr"uI"rcaSt. Q. stolen bases
,Whitt"L i.nLtrus umu!ros-Cuirlcv and
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REDS LOSE OUT

ciNclNNATi. August 2a-E.w yorly
ny orror;unclv here to-day and won
~. S',"t!" game OF The series from
cincinnati. To . The local team
Continued on Ninth racc1
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South AtInntIc I.c,c,,.

NJ Macon Macon. i: Jacksonville, q
Columbta--Colum > Charles
At AnGWsta-A Augusta, o; Columbus.
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How They Stand To-Dav
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

IIIrnHlN -; NiIIIMOND. O.
it"ntIrai. !: Bnli .,nore. :; (frst rameI
nm"ntr,nl. 1. l.au imorr. X (.rconI vuu,.,
i,r"Niurh'". =: NoclIrStrr. u ttirst rnmrI
:. , nr"''d"nce. ~; Rochester 4 tScr"nd
iimnni". q: Newark. 2.
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STA NDING OF TIL
MIiEIkE THEY rI

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
kit HnONn at Turonto
Newark at Euilulp
Baltimore Montreal
Providence AT Ru,hr.tcr
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summary: Two-busc hits--Mmr-
ray t2). Priest. Nlnckburnc. smith.
VII! pitrh--MnrIlic. struck out
by Markic. 8; by heating. .. Bases
on haiis-oH NIarklc. I; off Kcnttnr.
!. stolen bnscS-Trurs,IaIc. Prtc.t
Double plHys-t:rniinm fo Smith.
Ncilther 'unnSSiStcdp. lnnfrcs
N"StrrNrit mud BrnnsncId Time.
40.
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RED S0X LOSE TWO
ST. LOUIS BROWNS TAKE
DOUBLE BILL FROM CHAMPS
Davenport wins First Gnmc for Fielder
Jones, while Groom Pitches Wen
and Cops Second.

BOSTON. August est. Louis
tShtencd up the American League race
siill more to-day by taking two games
from the leading ltcd SoN, > 10 ! ana
. 'Ehn
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National League


,t;"-i"n. .: Pittsburgh. | (hrst -umc,
riSSii"n. y: fhlshurgh. Second r',,ne,
thiliu"lulIia \: Chicago z e'''"'
Sew York. Z: Cincinnati
bf""hiNh. :. II Louis !
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American League


RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ihiI"h"lphla. Q: Chicago, .
tlr.:ia"a. {: Washington d.
,,.irnii' y: New York. tnr>t ram.,
~ i"ni>. >: Itn>tnn. : ttir.t camel
- LOUIS, \: BOSTON. > tsrrond r,,n.,
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North Carolina League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

A.h"'iiir. !: Winston. salem B.
., nnh'''i'-. :: Winston. salem. ., SCION,
tiil other, rninD
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STiNDINC or TuE rII.u

MhEhh THEY PLAY TODAY.
new York ~ Cincinnati
''""hi,h 1T 81 Louis
iuel"n ~ Pitts burch
Philadelphia az Chilean.
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NrOOkINn.
- II ..
Total - ~ = 80 To'Ja....7. ~ -
. iiert"d for Cheney in MN
uh't'd for Nupt.-ton iu seventh
isa,'.I for Williams iu eighth
: i;a'i",I for Wilson ia ninth

.-'V'' ~ IDUINrF- Il.
HrU.kINu % III q 90 = :
- Louis - o % a.
u, Summary. hun;, S'enssl -. Merk!c a..
W heat. tut-Ntw. Myers Long tgt. j. Niifrr,
G"nz.i"s Two h"s" hit ,'orh.n Long
Sn'rihc' hit. Olson ~. Sacrifice ry Beach
- stolen hHSc~ B'-cho- Whr... rnrshaw.
t!,.iH"l 'orhan -! Doubt" plays Corhan :"
Mii,r :" SmYd"r Wild rttch -Aurlc,on Ea~"
on n"lI--on watson. .. OF cheney, |. off
,\nnl.'on.. :. on Smith. struck out ~
watson, I: ~ Amos. :. by Lott. by che.
n'y. 3. hy Auul.ton' !. ults-off Chcr.y
~, ,,mnings; of Auui"tou. . IN : innings:
20 watson, in : J.. innings. oif Nutas . IN
! Pr innings. of Williams i'm inu!nr.
'muir's- fIig!"r "ud ErsoU. Time .i-
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nts in tn" eighth io-day. and. aided
~ errors. scored I'VE ~unS. winning,
10 !. But one Of Er0oklyn's runs
Was earned. Tho score:
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{ iii''aco.

I"I"It = % . !. q T0tNTs = u II 2
,taii"t fDr Cic"tt" ia MIN
kan for Lam VA seventh
l5"ii"t for Lynn IN ninth.
,ttiiri for Terry ia ninth
SIfi't"a for b.nfOrth In ninth
S""r" bv innings. Il
oh.agn ............o . q On1 a..
i!iaG"luhiu o u 2 4 a
N'I,"iary; i!Gns-Witl; Walsh 81, Strunk
,'. '.twrS. johnson. SchmnE Weaver. !
llNs Two haze tsSchanG. F"lsch Nc
i.tls. weaver. Sirunk Home run-.Iohra"r.
'""h" PLAYS. Mciuuis !" witt: McInnis GUN
- 'HhI'. Iii,s-"n cicrti". in /, innings:
~ nIi'ins. III - innInrs. Struck out
,F johnson. ]: bN ciCott". - by Williams
To-. 8. on balls of Johnson 2: OF Cico,ic
~ Williams. .. nff Danforih !. Hi i,y
Nii, h"r rs Williams. l. Umpircs-C Connolly
'HI Ihill. Time
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Virginia League

EiSi ITS YESTERDAY
,"rf>butr. >: \nrfnii. q
k"chN Mount l.ori.tunt,h ..I
STANDING or Tur ,,,,
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STANDING or THE err,
WHEKE THEY ri.Ay Tn.n,y

b'troit AT New York
Chicago ut ihiladclnhIo
-. IOuI~ ~ ISo.tnu
Cleveland nj Wnshi,., -
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auss Was very effective. The scores
FIRST GAME

pauss was very effective The scores
FIRST GAME
Detroit. New Work.
Ali " q /: AK ~ % y /.
nii; n. . : Mage, #. =: / ] ! n
nnsh' s.. High. IT,. . a
""". ri..t r"rk'h ~ ; . > q
A"""h: IT. : g ripp. lb...i ! - 10 q
Gr"wf'd r. ooldring, RI ! o ! o.
lurhS. HI. J: 0MUil.n. III. i 1.
i"unG % oMais"l, 3h ; 5 Il
Spencer, e oA!"N'dcr. - ri
'"''i it. - rcuIl"p. y. q %
Love, p.... - d
Totals 80 l. p IL TotaIs...32 ~ u ,
Sr"r" uy innings. II
Detroit ..... ..........i q u o = q 70
New York y u de-
summary: Runs Viii a.. C"bh N"ach ~.
Crawford iiurms O.. C"v"losisic, Hush.
kns"S on b"liS--"H Cu'lop. !: of Low" 3.
% ''"y"ics.!i". / .Two-nas" hts-N"tch.
crawford. Young Three" has" hiIS--N' u.
WIT SaCrii!Cc hits-,'rawfurd. Mag"c. iiits
Continued on Ninth PagcD
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WHERE THEY RAY ,nn,r

ir'rfHi'nrg at <urfnIh
Port-muuti al H,,i,.. 4,
tNrnp"rt News. Idle " ""'"' Mount.
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"a n,;s-t.aTrs go. Brninerd.
hean 60, fabriou" t2p.

Ff %iG ""sl2w ,sshsan ~ Fabrlau%% '"G Gsf.
Sislin p".ylm iiits.-or I.cvcrcmz i' ,S u;
n IL "I, base his-Eayrs. shear Sic,
fcs "hnIf tS& eE Snygp EHyrs rincup SaGr-
StTicn ba."s-,Eslg. Onsinw DouSi" fIays
~ '' a.. tH if3.!Hr: ioclke tunassistct,b
80, - ''Il'H hhI Test. bases on balls
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The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-28
MEETS
 FRIDAY NIGHT

All members of the White Pass Athletic club are requested to be present at the annual meeting which will be held at the club rooms tomorrow night.
 The meeting is called for the pur pose of bringing together all mem bers of the club, whether they be employees of the White Pass or "outside members" There will be the annual election of officers, and other matters of intrest to every member of the club will come up at this meeting. Remember that you do not need to be a White Pass man to hold office and take a active part in the club affairs.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-28

Seward - On adYices from the district court all of the liquor re- ceived from Anchorage by Deputy U. s. Marshal Isaac Evans, was de- stroyed last Thursday morning, Dec. 21. at the city dump.
 This settles a controversy over the liquor in which the Seward Womer's club demanded that it not be sold here and the local dealers that it not be sold in retail quantities.
 The liquor was seized at Point Campbell on the charge that 1t had been shipped into Alaska under false manifest, which was sustained, the men who received it being con yicted. Under the law goods con fiscated because of false manifest shall be sold on order of the su- preme court.
 In this instance an appeal was made to the district attorney and then to Secretary of the interior
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-28
PRIZES HAVE
 BEEN SELECTED

IL was predicted yesterday that the prizes to be offered by the w.. P. Athletic club at the annual mas querade ball, which will take place Saturday night, would be worth go- ing after, and from careful study of the list as printed below, the prediction has come true.
 There are only two days left in which to decide upon a costume and then you will have to design and make it, so you will have to do f. now" if you are going to be there.
 This event is one of the jolliest of Skagway's social events, and eac' year those who have been in at tendance have pronounced it sue cess, and this year it will be up to the usual standard.
 Lady members of the club are out today with tickets, and from the way in which they are meeting with ready sale there will be a big attendance.
 Door prize No. 1-One ham. Frye Bruhn Co.
 Door prize No. 2-One ham. c. W. Ask and Sons. ATmours Star.
 Best Dressed Lady-Leather hand bag. H. D. Kirmse.
 Best Dressed Gent-Fancy vest. Will Clayson.
 Best Sustained Lady-Umbrella' Do~:ero and Son.
 Best Sustained Cent pair of skates. J. M. Tanner.
 Best Comical Lady-IVory set. Keller Bros.
 Best Comical Gent-Fur cap. AL bert Reinert.
 Best Group, Prize No. BOX of apples. P. H. Ganty.
 Best Group, Prize No. 2-BoX of candy. Wm. Britt.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-28
LIQUOR SEIZED ON INLET WAS
 DESTROYED BY J. s. MARSHAL

that the liquor be destroyed. The latter took it up with the attorney general. who, after conferrlngJ with Alaskan officials by wire, arranged with the court to alter the order of sale tn an order for the destruc- ticn of the liquor.
 The order was received here last night, including instructions to pay for the storage, hauling and break ing up of the shipment. This morn ing the boxes were loaded on two big sleds and taken to the dump where Evans, William Weaver and Mike Johnson, armed with hammers broke the bottles.
 There were several labels on the different bottles, but the contents were the same, and of such low proof that stray soaked with it could not be ignited. Its only sim ilarity to whiskey was the odor, but with a few additional ingredients it misbt have made good floor yarn ish.