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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22
SPECIAL STOCKS
ARE ELEVATED To
HIGHER LEVELS
Pools and CIiQueS Force NUM-
tons, Industrial Equipment
and Motor Securities Up
wardi Marines Recover,

New York July 21-lu it's chief
essentials todays market was largely
20 repetition Of the sessions immcdi-
atcly preceding. Special stocks
mainly munitions, industrial equip
mgnts and motors, We're elevated to
yaridbly higher levels, partly as a re-
suit of activity by pools and clques
and metal responded to more favor
able news regarding foreign trade
conditions,
The only striking exception to the
previous days irregular trend was Of
fared by shipping shares. Marines re-
gained much Of the severe loss which
followed the announcement of the
heavy British was tax.
United States Steel was subordinate
in activity to the shipping stocks, CRU
chile steel and Baldwin Locomotive,
ana lowered slight fraction over or
under the previous days close Wall
street or at least the speculative ele-
ment is of the opinion that no extra
dividend disbursement will be dcClar-
ed for the second quarter notWlth-
standing extraordinary earnings To-
tai sales Of stocks amounted to 42O,-
600 shares.
Indications point to a further cash
gain 10y local banks for the week all
though forecasts differ widely as TO
the extent of expansion. In addition
continuous inflow of foreign gold, New
York institutions have received fairly
large sums from interior sources. This
condition was reflected in another re-
duction of time money rates from the
abnormally high levels of last week.
Bonds were irregular, International
issues following the course of stocks.
Total sales mar value s u 10. 900.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22
ToE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-Furnished apartments, three or
four rooms; no tubelculars. 7O2 r. Central.
FOR kENT-Fuur-ruom furnished fiat mod
ern. with sleeping porch. "a south Sixth
street Inquire at Savoy Hotel office.
FOR HENT-Two, three four Or five room
apartment, with sleeping porch. also sin
vie room, with or without sleeping porch.
No children. The Lodge. els East Central
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22
non HItNT-Koom, WIN nonrd


FOR REST rooms ana sleeping porches.
board s. week ~ s. Edith.
FOR Rent haum and porch. suitable for
tw. good board close iu Phone la1W
FDH RES. Room aud board. sleeping
porch M 81 walnut 81. near aautuutus.
FOR HEEr- BOARD and room with suaplng
porch. special intention Co sick Rates 81
per day 50 South broadway. Phone 1909
MgKEILAR RANCH quiet ana attractive
health resort two miles north Of ppstuf-
flee, fresh eggs Jersey milk, free convey
unce. sleeping porch or cottage. Phone i590W
ulE MISSES Nubuaon hirh class accom- far
hruIth-segkrrs, trained nurse. Ellssrd I'M
sleeping pHrnhcs every room summer rates.
meals 81 per week. phone 5Is 90 Walter
LOCKUART HAECH-The most attractive
health resort one mile north OF town.
All milk cream and eggs produced On place.
Free carriage for guests Electric lights
city mall service Rooms Or cottages,
phone 1893 Mrs W. H. Reed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22
THAXTON & co.
A lBAlRGAlltEy

80 acres & q miles south Of town;
part in alfalfa ana hay. rest orchard
land; good ditch right $500 per
acre. VIII make termG Also some
Jersey cows. Phone 2425F1.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22

90. Kansas CIV 3 chicago. 49, e0a
slo Ksnsas CITY s. Chicago. 49,, c up
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22
IOR SNIII-IicaI Estate

FOR SALE-Cheap excellent residence not
az az West Lead Apply 90 owner mo
West Lead
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22
FOR SNI.Ii-I.ivcstock

FOR SAIE-BtlElau hHIas 20 south Faith
street
FOR SNLE-Elcven milking COWS one built
10 hefcrs and steers. Also milk wagon.
Ranch for rent Joe EalU. Phone 1U3.
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off North Fourth street ON Mountain
road After the weeds are cut ana
the place cleaned mp the price will be
$3.50. Get busy and save the $50 and
own your own home.
IrlHAXTON & co.
I'll West Gold Avenue
A BAlRGAIN
80 acres 4 miles south Of town;
part in alfalfa ana hay. rest orchard
land; good ditch right $500 per
acre. VIII make termG Also some
Jersey cows. Phone 2425F1.
LOsr-If tcv,u.y uk,u rr.m ml5 Forester
avenue h returned uu questions win Doe
asked and party VIII mot bee prosecuted
Llheral Ig@ard lor rgun. Phonc G5.
~onoo.D., LoH HENI-Liooms
North.
FOR RENT Furnished room, Albuquerque
h.tcL -Ia r. Nurtn Second.
TOE RENT HOUSEKEEPING rooms, aIso room
and hort Gl 90 Wou Cputrnl
FOR RENI-Fuur rooms ANA Kitchen partly
furnished, good .u.ation. q. q. Albright
FOR RENT- Furnished for housekeeping
three rooms. sleeping porch; no sick. lOlo
north Second.
FOR KENI-lbree srmt.mudcru turnisnta
housekeeping rooms with sleeping porch,
81 l5g7 West Marble phone l@lj
FOR RENT-rwo 10 fourroom apartments.
furnistt = sleeping porches modern gas,
SIS q SEQ no4 North second street.
FOR RENT Newly furnished outside
rooms ana also light housekeeping, rates
reasonable Phone ga. Colombo hotel, 800
North l'rat street
south.
FOH RENT Modern rooms, runmng water,
no sick COS l-2 West Central
FOR RENT Rooms for Hight housekeeping
.laso lu. -lj West silver avenue
FOR RENT Furnished room. modern; no
sick no children. tli West Silver.
FOR HGNT-NIy,y furnished rooms for
light housekeeping az n'uth Second
FOH RENI-Two nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, modern. Inquire
6l7 West silver
rOU REST Large. modern, light we'll
furnished room, reasonable. 5li West Gold
avenue Phone 1871.
FOH HEET Two arro aool rooms. nireIy
furnished Cor housekeeping desirable n,ca-
lion 4g per ugul1 GlG Mgsl coal
TuH HgET- Furnished room suitable for
two 300 modern home. board II desired.
80 slrl. ur children 1i West silver
rOH HENT.Ofuce and nouscKeeplug
rooms New Armlio building. corner
Third and central J. borradutle agent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22

Buff and White Orpiugtons and Black
Mnoreas G. L. f. Farm l.. n Morgan
Mgr T. o BOX 5oG. Albuquerque. Phone 1879
THEY las. they Win they pay Navajo
r. J. Reds also $. G.. White Orplngtons
and Notified AncDnas. Prize winning stock
and eggs az reduced prices. L. H. Thomas
77 East Hazeldne avenue, Albuquerque
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22

FOR SALE-At bargain. two lots
5nYi53 corner New York avenue and Luna
Park boulevard Phone 24JJF-s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
NOTED PROS SEEK
OPEN GOLF TITLE
BUT MANY WELL KNOWN NAMES
ARE ABSENT PROM THE
ENTRY LIST.
Aler Cunningham of wheeling Country
Club Is Entered in the Event
Which Opens Tuesday.

NEW YORK June - - Howard J..
whitney. secretary 81 the United states
Golf Association. has l-sucd the list OF
entries for the MAJ IOnal open cham piou-
snip tournament Go Doc played over The
links Of the Mlrikunda club at Mime
upolls MINI. juno 90 60 90. SiNty-s. y
golfers. both professional asnd amateur
viii compete for tho title which Jerry
IraNcr- IS rcllnquishlnE without "a Strug-
rls.
Judging from the names on the entry
I-i % u'~ name viii De- irsD ribbed upon
Zoe roll OF national open champions. as
the only former champion who has sent
lu bis mann, I- Alec Itua- formerly 90
Erae Burn. now with the Detroit Golf
club lls De- NOT playing with m, skill
ana speed chat brought MIN Ia, open
flts 300 1909 over th' Philadelphia erik
o. Club links. however. ana. with Mike
LirauH. Bob MrHoralH $50 Nichols. Tom
b. is hardly likely to repeat 40 this late
Gay
,hIcs Evans will lead thc amateur
hrigad, 100 an attempt Co cause tho open
champ ioushtp Co hs won fnr the third
time by s .simon-pure golfer He VIII
Do stronglN supported b. N.lson whit
usy and Reuben Bush who have been
sharing the southern champion ship be
tween them FOR The last few years
Alexander Cunningham. Instructor -
Eolf at the Wheeling Country club. -
entered iu tine national open cha NIPPON
Fhtp tournament referred To- above. and
Do. I.T Wheeling last week for NirusHr-
oils to be- on the ground early for the
event
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24

Special Dispatch 10 the rntelligencer
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June "a
Grand Rapids won the opener OF the
series from Harry Smiths stoEios his
afternoon. to ,. the Sox scored all OF
thelr runs In the sixth inning when thcy
bunhced four singles with two sacrifice
hlls. walk and a wild throw by Pitcher
Bravener.
Schorr worked the first six innings
Tor Grand Rapids. but although he was
scored on only once. no was in trou BILE
most all the time and Manager Essick
removed him In the sixth inning to let
Haggerty bat for him. Macarthur fin
ished the game and although he was
scored on IN the seventh. when three
singles were good for one run. he got by
In the eighth and ninth very nicely.
KAHN started to fall in the seventh
innins and when the last stosie went
Sownpour was in progress. Rain of
Thursday morning left the grounds In
DAD shape. with the result that the base
the only bag OF the day Hhen ne pilfered
in the fourth with one OF his mates on
thlrd base Four double plays were pos
siole because OF the slow paths The
Stosies engineering three OF these. SIN
giles by Lear and Seibold in tho second
inning and Reiily's bunt which HouS,
played to second in an attempt to get
Seibold. filled the bases with Stogies.
Blackwell forced Lear At the plate. but
b h7, ensr.S single 70 center scored Sell
ON the same bingle. but Duncan's fine
throw cut him down
Weddings second tally came in the
seventh. the round In which Macarthur
relieved Schorr. Brsvener and Alien
berg led Oft with singles and Cleveland
scored BraVener.
DeVormer started the rally which
brought Grand Rapids its three runs In
the sixth. when he beat out a roller 90
Lear. Wright sacrificed. Devormcr gal
lopcd all the way 10 third on Wright =
tap. Lear's relay was caught BY Reilly.
but Art stumbled when he tried 20 reach
DeVormer TO tag him and the SoN catch
e. was safe at third. uuucan's singh
over Galatians heau scored DeVormc 2
with the tying run. Ellington was then
passed Alcock hunted. BraN suer field
ing the ball and making a Wild throw To
first. which allowed Duncan To- score,
Here House inserted a single TO center
which scored what proved 10 be- the win
ming run.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
JESS WILLARD AND FRED FULTON
WILL MEET At MADISON SQUARE
BIG FIGHTERS VIRTUALLY SIGN
Ed AGREEMENT TO FIGHT
ON LABOR DAY.
Pure 10 81. 900. Win. Loose or Draw.
Willard Has Definitely Drawn
Color Line. Says Curley.

Special Dispatch 20 the InterrfrcDo-r.
GRAF TON. W. Va, June "a
Jess Willard. champion heavy
weight boxer Of the world. appear.
ING with circus at Grafton,
Thursday. with his manager. Tom
Jones, virtually closed up q con-
tract with Eastern fight promoter 4.
for match at Madison Square,
New York city. with Fred Futon
on Labor Day, for a pure Of
he coo win, draw or lose. An
early offer Of $40 900 did not meet
with favor n the hands Of Jess
and his manager ard yesterday
morning the arrival Of the sport
men from New York and Mime
sofa saw the re-openinq Of the
conference. u lasted all day
except when Willard was putting
UP a spsrrtnp match IN the circus,
and was concluded last night
The agreement of Willard with the
circus. OF which Harry Tammen. man
ager and owner. OF Denver. Colo. does
not permit the acceptance OF offers for
bout Immediately. but IL was de-
cided for Jones and Willard TO 40
over the matter with Mr.. Tammen
and meet the sporting promoters I'm
New York city next "Wednesday. IL
Tammen releases Jones and Willard
from their obligations they viii sign
the articles then. n not the match
viii be arranged al the expiration OF
the circus season.
Willard seems 70 be IN fine shape
and put up fast article OF boxing
in the sparring exhibition here He
seemed 70 be improving his foot work
all the time and got around the ring
In the fastest kind OF time He did
not seem to have an ounce OF surplus
fat on his body. even though he has
only been doing light work while
travelling about with the circus in his
private car Jack Curley, Willard 5
publicity man. says that Jess has
drawn definite color line and will
never again box colored man.
whether Langford. McVey or any one
else. He figures Jess in fine shape
hut has nothing TO say about the com
ing bout
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
AMATEUR NOTES

The virginia club vlu play tho "
2 CD shop team 81 Ronwood on INC
TorfN-esNcnfh street grounds. sunday
afternoon.
Tho virginia club wanfe two games
for 1l'r abroad Answer through The
frfsIfEsrtsr.
Tho Conrorevi1Is baseball club vvIil
meet flf fast Shenandoah team ~ This
city sunday afternoon Tho game will
D. ufrttd uu tho ronuorsviils grounds
and vin undoubtedly prove most in
ferrsfinF contest
euuf4r afternoon fhe virginia club
~ fh.a rIfF wiil 20 fa Florence whore
fNf Florence a. will ha PLAYED sun
fnU IuIf q fhs FLORENCE bows will rfav
'Hf k a o. nine ~ Martins For-y. and
IuIf q frrH Will 30 fa uuonvsle Tor
feu Earss
The " a e. nine ~ Martins Perry
uII rrraa hats with me fast " a ~
team ~ Hrnwood m ffe W~N~rhsu
grounds thIa afternoon ~ ans O'clock
N0Nickol will probably b. On fhc nring
line FOR The r. c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
HARVARD CLEANS UP
YALE ON BOAT RACES

NEW LONDON. Conn. June 23.-Row-
INK The course In record time the har-
late this afternoon IN the four-mile rae.
'he feature event Of tue nftieth regatta
between the Two uuiVersities The vic
tory closed a. day ~ jos for the Cam
bridge osrsmen and their followers for
The winning completed "a clean sweep Uf
the Thames river. which hogan y-Ster-
day with the rowing ~ the freshman
sub-folrs and eNtcuded through The
freshman and second Varsity eight -
races contested and won early this Fore
noon.
Perfect weather and water conditions
prevailed when the rival varsity eights
ruwei to tho starting line shortly be-
fore o. clock. and held through throuu-
o.t the race. Harvard won In twenty
minutes. Two seconds. thus clipping
ciCht seconds on the best previous time
Tor the four miles. mad" ny the Yale
crew ~ Isss Ypls's time Was 2O.i1.
A. a result 81 the fast pace set BY tho
Harvard unr-meu. once the shells were
sfrHIEnfsusd oIf fur the long ragr Yale
never seriously threatened The Crimson.
Tho EIlc coWhiuat iur tried desp'ratsIy
several times Co. coz down The lead ~
ih'.r rivals. b4t Harvard answered squirt
with squirt and finished strongly while
he E.I Utrawfu were badly exhausted
when their shell drifted across the hnish
4lrs.
Harvard sparrod on Dos 'he lead 30
cured .u tho earl. portion NJ the race.
-.vrd ir splendid form Throughout tho
.II.. lengths FROM the Sew Haven crew
"A rsUHrhtUIa feature ~ fHe race uaF
Poe o.. f.at Harvard row.d fhe final
cred fr. FIRST hair OF fh' course the first
1000 w.ire requiring ton minutes. three
s'..r.- HrI th' second two nil's Boo
f0r sr.'rH 'imr ~ nine minutes. ffN-
a. n. To-. during tra forenoon races
"He Hrrr ..'. water I.tv.en the frrsh.
fNr Crimson FL. I.f.lf au IsrIsirsIv the
Frs. r'H bed .f'.r'n M laI" fur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
VETS CLINCH THEIR
HOLD ON FIRST PLACE

MJSKEGON. Mich. June as-Th.
Ieasue leading Dayton Vets cinched their
hone-too-stroug hold on the top position
IN the central circuit this afternoon at
aMrsh field. by handing a > 10 a 49,
70 the MuSkegon Reds. Pitcher Mach
tel' IN me box for the locals. was driven
rom the mound In the seventh inning
Nheh, win Two men on. sykes lifted the
ball into right center for three sacks
theSe being the only runs the visitors
marked up. Weatley. who succeeded
NegntyH. p4tched fine. as did Lakaff.
IN the box for the visitors. who Rent the
REDS hits so well scattered that they
talled TO even threaten to tally Win
the exception OF the initial frame. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
sHEEHAN's WILD PITCH
GIVES RED Sox VICTOR

BOSTON. June ga Wild pitch al
lowed Hoblitzel to score the only run
made during tu-days game between the
Boston Americans and Fhiladclphia lie
walked. took second on sacrifice ami
third on an out ct first Score X. ~ T.
Philadelphia 30 90 100000 .
Boston .....-. q @ % o O % @
Batteries -Shechan and Schang. shore
and Cady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
CUBS GET TWO HITS BUT
LOOSE PLAYING COSTS GAME

CHICAGO. June 23-Chicago made
only two hits Off Cincinnatrs pitchers
to-day. but schulz wildness' and poor
fielding enabled the Cubs 60 win. 2 10 /.
Seaton pitched a good game and scored
the winning run after stealing second
and then on n double steal home. The
game was played in l.20. Score.
X III. +.
Cincinnati 400 81 ;
Chicago .......O lUOl OuO' 8 2 I
Batteries-Schulz, Dale and MinEo..
Seatou ard Archer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24

TO Tenant to Matthews. Anderson Gun
assisted. Caveney to Shovlin To Ander-
son.
Uits-Or Gouiait. 1 in ? innings. OF
Clark. in innings
struck Out-GoulRit. 1: Clark. /. Don
ley, 3.
base on Balls-Ciark. I: Doniey. ?
iseft on Bases-Springfeld 8. Evans
Vile. ,.
HI Hstter-GoulAlt. shovIin
lmpire-Getsel
Time-l.5S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
BAIRD's ERRORS GIVE CARDS
SIX RUNS AND PIRATES LOSE

PtTTSRJ RICH. June 23-St Louis de-
fcatcd Pittsburgh here to-day by "A scor.
Of TO 7, In a contest featured by free
hitting. the visitors making 10 and the
locals 10 hits Eaird's errors were re-
sponsible for six OF the Cardinals runs.
Lonf. OF the ST. Louis team. made five
hits out OF five times at bat. The
score. r. II. r..
50. Louis ....0 O2Ol4O1 O-S 10
Pittsburgh .....l eUOOU3O- Is ;
NATURALIZATION. Jasper. Ames and
Gonzales. kantiohncr. Harmon. Cooper
and a. Wilson. Gibson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
WH|TTED
HITS HoEE Run DRIVE AND OWES
ALkxANDER ELEvEN-H-
HxUQ BATTLE.
Dodgers ovcr-Cubs Trim the
BEDS and BAtrd's Errors
Beat Pirates.

PHILADELPHIA. June 23.-whitted's
nome run drive with one out in the
eleventh inning gave Philadelphia a 2 to
! victory over Boston In "A pitching duel
between Alexander and Barnes to-day.
me VISITORS got only two men past first
base, one or these being konetchy. who
made a home run. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
YANKEES
rRH wALrER JoHHsoH AND TAXI
BoTE oAnE8 or Dou-
BLE-HEADER
Tsnas HIT Hard and at opportuns Time.
In Both 0Amss-BSd son Trim
Athlsttos-Othsr Teams
Iot Dchsdulsd-

NEW YORK. June ?3-The New
fork Americans celebrated their hom.
coming from u long road trip to-day BY
deteating Washington In both sec tons
OF double header. TO and ) TO 1.
waiter johnson. who pitched the first
same nad an or Gay. He allowed ! l
hits let one run In on a wild pitch and
forced IN another by passing Peckin-
paugh with the bases fun In the second
inning. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24

Three base hits. Skyes stolen has.
Hobbs. Base on balls. OFF WachteI. 2.
Off Wheatley. !. OFF Iakaff o Left on
bases. Dayton. 4. MuskeEon. :. hts
or Machiel. IN s l-S innings. struck
out; BY Wachtel. J. b. Wh,atley. 3. bv
l.akaff. .. Sacrifice hits. BowiinE
Stanley. Sykes. Stewart. Time OF game
1885. Umpire: DAILY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
DoDoER DEFENSE GOES UP
AND GIANTS WIZ OPENER

BROOKLYN. y. Y. June 23.-The
Brooklyn defense blew UP In the eighth
inning to-day and Sew York won the
first n n six game series. ! to Z. The
score. X II. T.
NeW York .....OIOOO2O4 % : o
Brooklyn ....-.OOll2O O. 10 g
Batteries Benton. Schupp. Perritt
and KAriden. Cheney. Malls and Myers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
HAVESTERS HAVE
EASY TIME WITH EVAS

SPRINGFIELD. o.. June s5.-Spring-
field won the opening game from Ev-
ansVilie to-day by the score Of to !.
hitting the hall to all corners Of the
lot Goulait made his debut as a Har-
vester twirler. but was hit on the arm
while a. bat in the second inning and
injured so that he retired Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24

Two base hit-Luderus. Home rnus:
konetchy. Whitfield. stolen base. Lu-
derus. sacrifice hits. Bancroft. Whit
tea. Double plays: Gowdy and Maran-
Vile. Meanwhile and konetchy. Niehoff
and Luderus. Left on base. Boston. =.
Philadelphia. :. First base on errors
Boston, 4. Base on balls OFF aBrnts. g..
off Alexander. 2 Earned runs. or
Barnes. !. orr Alexander. !. Struck out.
by Barnes. 3. by Alexander. 5. I'm
pires: Quiglcy and Byron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24

stolen Bsses-Hoffman. GoulaIt. Ca
yeney.
Sacrifice Hits-Cavcney. Spencer
Sacrifice FIies-Cavcny .
Two Base futS-HauEer Knoll Ten
1ant. Dunn. .. Hoffman. Spencer
Double Plays-Yantz 10 Tepe. NheIan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
TOTS HAVE BATTING BEE
AND TRIM BENDERS

SOUTH REND. June 28-Terra Hauf.
here today and defeated the locals 4 h.,
2. Green was driven from tho mound
and Hill substituted. The two winning
runs were scored hy the visitors on
swinging hunts MilIer's home run
started the rally. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24

Two base hits; Gilhooley. Baker. G.d-
con Home run: Morgan. Stolen bases
Milan, Gilhooley. Sacrifice hits. Rus
sell, Gilhooley Sacrifice flies: Mage.
lipp. Double plays: Milan and Juugy.
Lcft on bases: New York :: Washing
ton, o. FIRST base on errors Washing
ton. J. Base on balls. or Markle. } OK
russell. !; off Johnson. 2 Hits AnG
earned runs: OF Markle. ,: off Russell.
I; or Johnson. Hits end earned
runs; orr Marklc. . hits runs In I-3
inning off Russell. . hits / run in
% innings. orr Johnson. runs
struck out. BY Msrkle. ]. by Russell
.; BY Johnson. 4. Wild pitch, Johnson.
I mpires: owens and Connolly. Time.
2.Os.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
The Standing.

The earth's atmosphere is supposed
To vary IN depth from 1876 to 200 miles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
The Standing
No. L.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday Results-

Boston. I: Philadelphia- O.
sNew York. o: Washington. s.
ssNew York. 3: Washington. 1.
Other games not scheduled.
sFirst game
"Second game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
The Standing
CENTRAL LEAGUE

Dayton. ?: Muske gon. o.
Grand Rapids. ,: Wheeling. :.
Springfield. .. Evansville. Q.
Terre Haute. Z. South BEND.
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bRAVENER HAD ONE BAD FRAME
AND THE SOX SCORED 3 RUNS
A1AvENER PrrCHED PIE GAME
WITH EXCEPTION or
SIXTH INNING.

Yisid Wa novv and BAs~runnsru wore
Held Up-House's Single De-
ofdsd ths Contest
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YsstsrdAy's Results

New York. Z: Brooklyn. 4.
Chicago. >. CINCINNATI. l.
st Louis. 4. Pittsburgh. Z.
PhiladelphisN 2. Boston. L
Eleven inninEa
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Washington 81 ON0eOo-
New York 800 q 02OO'
Eatteries-H Harper. shaw and Henry
Cullop and Walters
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Stogies Lose Opener to Grand RAPIDS
DAVE Says

There has been a consider
able surge upward in the
Dricp of serge
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Totals ....29 3 9 27 10 3
s-Bstted for BraVener In ninth.
ss-Ran for Duffy in ninth.
sss-8atted for Schorr in sixth.