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Evening journal., 1916-12-04
PROTOCOL MAY
Prevent Allies
Greek RUPTURE
Latter Government Will
Turn Over Eight Batteries
OF Field Artillery
RUMANIANS FALL BACK
South OF BUCHAREST
By the United Press.

- Nht Iulttu BrcSS.
ATHENS, Dec. 4.-Eight batteries
Of field artillery will be delivered 10
the Allies as soon as a protocol has
been formally drafted between the
government and Admiral Du Fournet.
Those in touch with the palace today
said normal relations have been re-
established between the Allied COM
mander, Vice Admiral Du Fournet.
and the Greek Government.
BY The United Press.
PETROGRAD, Dec. 4.-Retirement
OF Rumanian forces south OF Buchar-
est in the face of reinforced attacks
by the Teutonic forces, was announc-
ed in today's war Office statement.
The German troops took Gradichtea.
Between Alexandria and Buchar-
est and also to the south, the state
ment said the enemy, who had been
put on the defensive by attacks from
the Allied forces, was reinforced and
attacked Gradichtea. later occupying
that city. The Rumanians, who had
been attacking the rear Of this force
were themselves attacked and re-
tired
Evening journal., 1916-12-04
WEATHER

Unsettled tonight and Tues
7 day, probably rain; cOntin-
t ued warm.
Evening journal., 1916-12-04

mtossrRUcI ENGLISH cagEr
Caasa egssa
.--fssniss As9aa saaaaassa b co
ae plans
ar1t 1-lts
lad fatea.at aih ts aussaasa sal l question: fsrafl
Ms ns cabinet sa postponed unm rhusaay which aals
Commons aapn ahe aiga
eme RrLLEEr BomARDs BUcH1REsr
hs Cure5 Presl.
cosHanAaa, Dee s.-oesrsaa artnsgy aas sirsaas IS.
s Haeaarsat ffgn fsnss g eleven na
saaona rdsnae d'eiara asrtsA haa
a4l tsss me aesatsa ssssrs As German cans apasa
aamsa.aa tapiai Sunday
sRrrE 'UrsrzR 10 Iospoy REsIays
uaea Frss
1oroV i-ras ersss minister Is Ienaou -ssg-ss
uy 81. uasintg % as rane
s-ssuhsu p5saiea IN The rsssni sgsnis $ Athens
section w'a gHs consanaHst refusal surrender
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-15
Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 1.-THE point
aFhfrht onfaistanced all others in inter
eBt andsimportance in the local stock
market WAS the conspicuousness OF
american window; Glass Machine
fcomnon, both tnSactivity as well as
EifiIitSs More than Is per cent: or
the aggregatef transactions during the
dey WereSabsoTbed In the trading OF
Sfhesesshares, and moreover It achieved
ffia5distinctionSof advancing to a new
shfRh record besides making q total
aletsgainsofgthree and one-haR dollars
4 Share fromsthes quotation,of the day
hefores 1nsother words, ut carried on
III the1 honors and took every p:ize."
Cruicib1eicommon, which made quite
sensational recovery on the New
York exchange, was not dealt In To-
caliy, hut the lpreferred sold to the
eSfantSofS5 shares at an advance OF
half appoint.
As snail sale OF Harbison:Walker
Refractorfes3gaye this stock an oppor-
finity 90 adYancesto a new. high figure
~ aSfiEeFtoET5 a gainEof IL.
The OH shares seemed to be still II
fected by wSakaess and their move
fnents ereEfn2as marrow range with
OF any Interesting Accomplishments.
Observation-Disclosures sales record
ed III the gfa4orite 8industrfals such as
United States Steel, Westinghouse
Airbrake and Westinghouse Electric,
bnt in &theEe ~transactions Steel teli
OF, Ai-hraksaremnined unchanged ana
Electric ndFnnceds rs tot67.
san hoy recovered a cent from its
loss 81 thegdnys before and sold again
OF 10 cents to the extent OF 1890
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-15
REv. ANp Mns..J. ]. HoFFMAN.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. Ia
The quaintest old couple IN quaint old
New Orleans is gone!
The Helping Hand mission in Bar
onne street, where more than 100000
down. and; outs" have been given
food, regardless Of creed, nationality
or state, is, closed.
Old Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Hoffman are
buried in a Canal-st. cemetery in the
tomb he himself carved and put to-
gether a, year ago. Their wish that
they die together was granted. With
"a hours they died, Of pneumonia and
she Of apopIexy.
Never was a man turned away from
the high iron. gate in front Of the
Helping Hand mission in the 1s years
the HoKmann's operated the Helping
Hand mission. 81
Just how the HoRmann's kept
spending their funds for the poor is
shown by the fact that at the, start
Of the fourteenth year Of the Helping
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New York

NEw YORK, jan: 15-The unset:
tlernent createdSby5acute conditions In
Meztco vas dispelled to consider:
able extent yesterday in consequence
q assurances from Washington and
other ohtcialSsources. For a time, how
eyer, haress0fIcompanies operating In
that H:fated country were under Sc;
we're restraint; but moved forward In
Tie dnaI hour, Mexican Petroleum
making an extreme gain OF Az points
Sat 115sst, and American Smelling i2A
Later In tie session speculation
frfcfled fntoEnew channels, chiefly tel
ephone Autobiography shares, which
we've unusually active at higher quo.
tatf0nH. Rartta1& sexplanation Of this
movement was offered by the report
81 the WasternEUnion Telegraph com:
panys whose statement for 1915 dis.
eIosed4a net income Eof $10,218.381,
against S5;3T1,395Sin 1914.
81. Steel followed the general
trend of the3market. risings1M to .86A,
but was oyershadowed by the activity
In special stocks. Rails also showed
GFfnnesss hut were relatiyelySdull. TO
taHgaIestotsgtocks amounted to 10000
sharess
Aside from the sstrength of MARINES.
the bond market was irregular. Total
sizes par value, were 5~$6,100,0o0.
gnifedsstates bonds we're unchanged
on calf. Ftit IT.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-15
Victoria Gross
After His Death

LONDON, Jan 15-Lteutenant Will
bur Dartnell, of the Royal FusilIers,
who has been posthumously awarded
the Victoria Cross. is believed to be
the first actor to have gained this
honor.
1t was in East Africa. that Dartnell,
although shot in the leg, crawled out
to save the lives of his comrades
stricken in action, and he gave his
life in this attempt.
Dartnell was an Australian by birth.
He served in the South African war
and afterwards gained some distinc'
ton on the stage.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-15
Recruiting by Che
Snow Ball Method
asTaArA Has EuRalsHEDl
saLp&WlTH ANOTHER
NEWslpEA

Rv 4,,osssted pres.1

4By Associated Press.l
sYNEY. Australia, Jan. t15--The
Snowfall army idea has taken hold
of many communities and there are
now four such armies marching from
as many towns In New South Wales
towafd&Sydney, accommodating recruits
on their way. The 'ssWallabies%'-4so.
called from a. species of kangaroo
are marching here from Narrabro;
the "Kangaroosp from Wagga; the
tsteWaratahs.-named after an Austral.
ian hower-from Nowra; and THE
Men from Sydney River" have left the
town Of Delegate. The nickname OF
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-15
Oil and Gas,

Light producers are the best that
any part7ofsthe Eastern fields. are;com
pleting.s Nearly all are located in the
old dehnedadistricts and theysattTact
but little attention. On Green Creek.
Walton district, Roane county. theSL5
f.. Payne OIL Company, has completed
and shot, No! 10 on the ]. q. Summers
farm and.i is not good for more. n
10 barrels a day In the Big iIntun
sand. In Spencer district the South
Penn OilSCompany drilled No. 8 on
the GC.sand c. Short farm through
the same formation and 1t was the
same kind OF aSproducer:
In Central district, DoddridgeS coun-
ty,fthe Ozark Petroleum Company has
no wdrilieS$itsytes on the Edward u.
Duty. farm and It shows for "a 20
barrel producer. In Freeman's Creek
district Lewis county, the South Penn
Oil company has. a Gordon sand gas
ser at.its test on the "A: A. R~ohrnaugn
farm.
IN the shallow sand districts deyel-
opment work is increasing. In LatayT
cite district, Peasants county, Bishop
& company completed their No. 8 n
have a 5,barrel pumper in the Cow
Run sand. In Washington district
tho Orchard Oil companyshas the rlg
completed for a test on the S: q.
Bills farm. In Lafayette district, Mar.
tin & company. are due tn@the sand at
a test on the G. 3. Jones farm.
On indian Creek, Elk district, Kama
wha county, the Ohio Fuel on com:
pany has completed and shot No, u
on the Elk River Coal company's
tract and 1t is 10.barrel pumper IN
the Weir sand. Lincoln county Is still
quite active IN starting new work.
On Sans branch, Duyal district, the
Big Creek Development company has
started to drill No. 10 on the M: Spur
lock farm. In the same district the
Wayland Oil company will be due to
get the sand next week at its test on
the A. G. Rauley farm.
At the present time Lincoln county
has close to 80 wells drilling and rigs
up ready to start. In Sardis district.
Harrison county, E. M. Treat. is build
ing a rig for No. 6 on the N. p: Dye
farm. Grove & Parrish are drilling a
test on the W. Alien farm.
The Oh Market.
Pennsylvania 20 &c
Indiana Observation-Disclosures. 10
Illinois
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-15

1000 United yss4 s3iz
1000SGa3 Car NORRIS 1031z
s2500s city 4g: 1868 q. I. 1855
1000 FUnitedARYss Inc 4s 81. 617B,
'20009unitedsInc as u. So. ,62
1000 Virginia New IS 80
l0009AgCfLfCouV Deb As .... 923k'
10000 Cityl4s, 1858 &. 900. 9S11s.
25 sharesfMs& NJ Blk 800. S2y /
FL share MIG M Blk E29A.
1&Shares Ca Sol. & F. 2dpfd {65
2sshares Davt Chfiem com s7039s
40 Shares Dayt Chem com 10:31s
u Share iGatSo & f LIST ptd 80
100 Shares ogden Cocoon. 15A.
as Shares osden Cocoon. 153s'
1855 Shares Cosden Go COM. 1874
100 Shares HOUSE OIL com 81. PIG.
20. Shares SapuIpa pfd zee. 10
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-15
AGENTS WANTED
sAIEsMEN. WANTED

We want live statesmen: to sell: the
fastest selling siloS on the market.
Many exclusive and superior features.
Good proposition for local man or
traveller. Live wires. only. Address
nearest Office. Nappanee Lumber and
Manufacturing Co. Nappanee, 1nd.s
or MilIiamsport. Pa. ~1.15.22:29.25.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
'NoTICE 6E JUDIclAG SALE.

vs. NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE.
Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit
Court of Marion County, West Vir-
gInia, entered on the Sth day OF No
vember, 1915, In that certain chan
Gerry cause therein pending wherein
the Moiiongahela Bank OF FafrInont
is plaintiff, and Fairmont Wholesale
District Improvement Company, and
others, r defendants, the under
signed Special Commissioner will. on
the 18th day of February. 1915. At. me
o'clock p. M, Of that day, ct public
auction, at the front door of&the Court
House OF said County, offer and ex.
pose for sale to the highest and best
bidder that certain lot or pn-cel OF
land situate In the First Ward OF tho
City Of Fairmont, in said county, n
more particularly described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at a corner Of Water
Street, in line of the property owned,
by Thomas D.. Harden, and running
with said Harden's line N52S degrees
l13 minutes4W 100 feet to a post, cor:
Iner of the river road; thence s AZ.
degrees Is minutes, (former call S
'46N d~egrees,) 40 feet to q stake;
thence SIS degreesz45 minutes, (for-
mer call SSH degrees,)aE 100 feet
to line of Water Street; thence with
said Water street9N 76 degrees 80
minutes CORNER call 72 %sdegrees,) n
40 feet to the beginning&but except:
ing therefrom that portion thereof;
conveyed by said Improvement Com
pany to Fairmont, Morgantown and
.Pittsburg Railroad Company, by deed
dated September 1S,..1905, and OF rec
ord in said County Clerks Office In
Deed Book No. 1873. page All; refer.
ence being here made to the bill, e1'
hibits and the aforesaid decree en-
tered in said cause for a com
.plete description; said sale Will be
made upon the following terms: one.
half cash, and as muchSmore thereof
as the purchaser may elect to pay
cash in hand on day Of sale; the res
idue to be paid in two equal INSTALL
ments of six and twelve months, re-
spectively, from the day OF, sale. with
interest there on from day of sale, and
for which deferred installments the
purchaser will be required to execute
in favorEof saidSSpecial Commissioner
his two notes with good personalssecur-
ity. and a. Vendors Lien will be re.
served 'on the face of the deed con-
veying title TO such purchaser asa
further security.
JAS: A. MEREDITH.
Special Commissioner.
Ill, w. S. Black. Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of said Marion County, West
Virginia, do certify that the above
named Special Commissioner has ex.
ecuted bond before me in the penalty
OF -Four Thousand Dollars, with Sc.
curity approved by me. as sufficient,
in accordance with the terms of said
decree and otherwise conditioned &C.
W. S: BLACK,
Clerk Of said Court,
1-15.22.2s; 20.
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Baltimore

Farnishedssbyi5W w, Lanahan 8 Co,
Main floor Calvert bldg. Baltimore;
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-15

When Jude Looks Important.
Jude johnson never looks more i'm
portant than whom he III having his
shoes shined with the money his wife,
took In, for washing.-Atchtson Globe.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-15
HELP WANTED MALE

WANTED-Young men for automo.
bile business. Bigipay. We make
you sxpertfin ten weeks by mail!sPay
after we secure you position Century
Automobile Institute, 1855: Los2Angeles,
Cal. 1.16;1t No.6Sl
WANTED-A good: all around black
smith and ~horseshoer. for railroad
construction work. Wages IS cents
per hour. Apply at office two miles
Run from Worthingtop. "A.
y. Anderson. & Bro. Inc 1s1o:6t No. 6sl'
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FINANCE. on GAS AND PRODUCE

-
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING s rs f SE4 1859:
LOsT N FOUND

A5LOST4Thursday, gold and enamel
bar pin containing two pearls. Re.
ward IL returned to 800: Gaston&Aye.
1;14:3t.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
FRANK MORAN FIGURES TO
EASILY BEAT JACK DILLON

And throughout tho fight he forced 'hr
champion tn cover %, his homtsfdmrn'"
n those blows shut un against Tho 'ttm"
~ Dillon who ,s about ~ inches short
~ and about 'o pounds uahi,f than WI
hfd, What vii happen
Spotted" 10 Pound,
NnfHns nghilul Wrighi ls afHuui sl'
DNIou BE- about no Moran has r. fe'rhI
~ a inches md is = 'r,' and I iuUH
tall Uulons reach ia somewhere I'm the
neirhhuihDui uf q inches ami hy s ONLY
feet inches high when ynN diges'
these figures YOU will NOT, that jaWu
Dillon h,s puiir Job carved ont for
him in bii,mptng To- dispose ui the slii
NJ Moran
Comparative shnVtnr- sometimes uf,
taken bs "a tip.ou lon tho outcome "
nrht IN ipii Jim savage stopped Frank
Nofsn Pour years later iMiun uI'poini
I'd SaNpEr iu Nu.ireislnn bout In NvV
York However savage. bt that time
was about through w. flurstvt Gun.
hnpt smith won q 3n.tuuni decision nsht
from Moran u 'Hll whereas Dillon
claims ,o ha,y shaded the Gunhosi per.
son when hu, met In NNNpukyr IN
Ui5 Jim Cous, wasn't able tN kup,k 0ut
charlie Wyib,fi Boo ten rounds hu' uu.
Ion dId N iu iNn lH'U MHftu pIunkrt
Co''e, twice frf knuUkputs
n fighters always tan true ip infw
Moran probably would gn into the rims
y hir 'svrritr. fof 'hr reason that he
" ne hard hitter ps Dillon almost aa
Eood IN thc hoNns line ana has ns an
adVanlarv h,ight. VolFhi Ani teach
~ the, nun 20 rctm.
nut snmytHWta thus, fighting persons
don't ad me- tho folks Who paw expect
90 see them act unrnilmrs they stage
n huflssuuu when srUnua ir1ma is
called frf frequently ihr1 ua' Vadll'
around instead ni rushing hihef and
yuu. Inir,muirniN s8klng each other
pn the truoi
nut. nssumlng that Mcssfs Dillon and
Moran fiFhi as hest thg, ran, and ilsht
inst ~ " the, hated each other an awful
lot. the scrap rurht 20 no sIashins
affair With Mofsns height and hulk
taking away the advantage that pillun
has m greater speed. n ought IN be a
battle which should simmer down ~ pne
~ thrst nld fashioned susrirr mat hes
dufing which spectators use umbrellas
to protect ihrms,I,ss 'tom the living
gwt
n ought 10 he hat you knov those
! bu,ing persons
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
'DROWN-PROOF'
CHILDREN HIS
FOND DREAM
Corsan Urges That Every
Parent See Child a SWIM
mer; Praises Belle Isle.
600 NEW SWIMMER

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the nad
IlMl weather that has been con
u V tended with during the entire
week. more thnn 500 noyiccs
nave hocn given swimming lessons
~ Prof George " tnfHhn ~ Belle
lslr park. II was estimated today
and scorrH Who already knew how 10
swim. but who were clumsy and
awkward In TIE water have been pol
ished on Today classes are In
cludod in the estimate.
Hut for the severe weather pre-
valling all week n iH believed NJ
least 5000 would have turned out
Because Of the severely threaten
ing weather FRIDAY night the organ
iraiion of the water polo team, 20
have been formed hy members ~ the
DklahomR CIV B1at club was de-
syed unill Saturday evening
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

feet against the body " the subject
and push away, AZ ones leg muHclHs
are far stronger than the arm muscles
~ even drowning man
Water Sports Popular.
water sports are growing more pop.
ultr every year. and ! hope that they
viii com" into their own In oklahoma
CITY There seems 10 be- much interest
In swimming here. Hnd the races should
attract considerable attention.
! believe that the game ~ water polo,
which Is to be- taken up by H." oklahoma
Dity ilol, club win prove popular II
ir an exciting gam" and has done well
wherever tried
Thia Saturday Is my last day NJ Relic
ls' but hogc 10 hear some good
things from oklahoma cl'y later this
summer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
Jim Thorpe No Batter, But
He Sure Can Run Bases.
Locals Must Win Is of Next II Games
X X X X x X
If They Would Remain in Flag Chase
" X X X X Y
Releasing Euerdon Step in Right Way

rNIe class league why Everdon has
been retained. however. In tho face OF
'|# poor showing from tho start. II
uc'urf we've never been ablo To
understand
Was Poor Judgment
n looked Ike the poorest Of Judgment
'n start E'efduu yesterday In game 30
import ant 20 the home team AS tho nrst
- long series a. home. Not that
"rH" any grudge against Everdor. II
s"p.. seemed uat hr couldn't win.
under HuH circumstances Evidently.
Manager -ropn thought he could best
Iurs w'h any pitcher. and was slv-
ur sufn oul HasE
During the 'nug series at Saratoga
pI.N hos Ust heon started the Sens-
'ura Y NrHc au cSnollent chance TO
show their metal They undoubtedly
Ni.. 'H' class. Hu' Dpn they show it'
TN.. w.,i TuIsa and Denison each in
'.I.. gum, ,ngAg n,uouts II they arc to
remain r'ut,nfrrs they must cop Mt
tl-' thr., oHi ~ zach " those series
Strength Is There,
No-r.,.. ,h. vas 10 have Joined the
team rs nr,'sau uker. has signed with
Beaumont rut the squad has plenty
uf strength. If-s can Just be brought
nur with RktCzsts- NsEle. Clemens
and NrrAHa poff4lng the ball hard. and
ugr u.n.. nuef'ayno and snspp hit
inr mlrN we'll there's plenty of Of
f.rets strength on hand With HaaE.
Smith ana Herbert IN I'm" form and
rlI Hr. showing fairly good the pitch
rs H.r. not lo1k weak by any means.
rh, thing frr the Senators to do 10 IN
g.' uY' there and lean pp tho rest ~
'ros, irris games then. With Tying
start sweep through the home series
prd annex sixteen ur seventeen victories.
Then thcs have nine games with Tulsa
hufE0gae
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
CITY LEAGUE TEAMS
ARE BETTER MATCHED

The Commercial I.sgu. teams orc
much better balanced fr toltys rr't,s
as n result NJ the strengthening of tho
Magnolia club The MtFuollts uIay the
AlesAuders. and as tho result NJ th"ir
additional phNiur strength rtr thought
io have a gu.i DhHnc" To- win
The following are the games to he
played thn afternoon. all ~ nr'mbf
Garden
Magnollas " AleIandcrs. main din
moni. o'clock
Pioneers " Pierce. second diamond
? O'Clock
ohHhoman vs. BANKERS main diamond
4 O'Clock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
EASTERN TENNIS MEN
FEAR CAllF0RNlANS

NEW YORK June 10 Eastern tennis
players took Tor a hp' contest Go prevent
the Metropolitan championship rmng 10
q Pacific coast man I'm m, annual tour
nsmcui h"girrins TODAY m" Nuproh'n-
sion Vas caused hN the fact that 'nu.
fofun " represented among the On.
ifputs hN such experts ne " lirilv
Murp,. who won the ttI, In lH'i The
eastern players includ" Watson VI.
wbshhuru the PLAYING through cham
pion, Who already has two lcgs ON the
cup
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
SPEER PUZZLE
TO SNAPPERS
In the Meantime, Paris Romps
On Everdon and Pounds
Out 6-2 Victory.

DICK Speers good pitching for Paris
and Rsrney Everdon's poor bcs work
'or OMnhoma city made too strong =
combination against the Senators FRI
dpy. ard they dropped the first game Of
the long home series to Paris. . to 9.
Al told the Senator, managed 10
farrrr three hits: tao of them we're
mad. hv RarrWsld They got Just two
runs. both we're driven IN by Bssrvsid.
The rir c,r'srflslicr made n hit with
the crowd We looks Ike a real slusssr
.rd handles himself veil IN the field
Paris viii oppose the Senators again
today Ted Herbert or La" Smith will
b, ON the mound for the locals
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
MRS. HARRIS WINNER
STATE GOLF H0N0RS

Nr Samuel ~ inuIs ~ okahor,
rii, won tho Nuw'rs state golf cham
uouship ~ UNHhumy ~ NusE0rr" tes.
isfigl bt defeating Nrs T. 4 l|rnmrrr.
l .so " This city, uu In 'h' nHN round
Nrv George Frsi'f.ksor won mo low
lwW'Irr horprs after rlH,InF ~ 'Ir
Tho state tourney. soon tnef iha start
narrowed down f0 contest between
oklahoma tity entries
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10

GHmmtFN. TwuhBsr hts, Nscrws'd.
grosf hnmsrur. Hall, sacrifice hits,
TWu.r a ruifru. hits ~ rvsfdon ~
in ~ innings struck out by Phillips
4. Suo-r =. bbsgs uu halls of fverdon
H. Phillips . sposf 2 bsitofs hit, hy
IMlura tIIlIwpu. gfUssI. lett on bases.
oklahoma DiN g. Paris 10. double plays.
NMU.s 'o uuwir Zoo Payne, hlue 10
,nrtr 'o ra,ur Time NJ game. one hour
hiriy minutes lmptcs. pamcfcu and
sI,fhHft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-10
Ka,,ff : DAILY DOPE
w : ON THE
Cobb : TWO RIVALS

FRIDAY
NU u ~ ~ 1p IW eU sp A..
.k,ur ID u ID o. % 1u0
'gibr't dt NOT plal
SEASON TOTALS
Nu g. Il .U FU Up Sli sU Ave
vnhh ~ ls1 7n tsit u $50
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Vets Head Nationsl
Veterans a.. setting ife pace fnr bat
tor. IN the National league nauheu
maintains his lead and Schuli" hangs on
10 second rlaoc Viih Robertson and
Zimmerman hsyirr ntsssd Doyle Her-
ME RsuW the Federal LEAGUES all
around sisr. has ~ least cu, loos" On
the bases ard WITH = record NJ Nv'e"n
'fcrs has tod Nav Care, ~ rii's-
hurrh for he first time Williams thi-
c.so In SIN the pace setter 'or tho home
run hN'ers with seven and With Hir'-
rrcrmnn ls 'iod for total bases lead With
N New York leNds In team hitting
with ?fi G.oh Cincinnati. Il ahead In
rur. scored "'i'h -
rho Nationals no hr'ers ~"
Dauhcri n-ooalyn ''f ec' Me-" 'hl
r.Eo. 90 Robertson. NeV VOW 80
1Immcrven chicago 77r no,l" N"w
York. 1s7 Chase Cln~'onsr 7ai Con
rsic- 50 Louis 80 UirchmHu. pits
hurgh 1ls. Meyers nrooklyn, 7il
wheat. Hrooklvn no Crnvath, rh'la
dslphla. io2 Rurnr philaA"'phi'. nm
Leading pitchers 'or elsht rNr'es
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Fresh Neuus and Vieus From the Realm of Sport
QUICK! WATS0, ETC.

7F you had wsgored SO upon the
Giants on the day that they started
thslr winning streak OF ssvertssn
games had ~Auered tho $40 In
your pocket on tho second aAme, and
had waoorcd the $40 on the third and
90 ont YOU hau parleyod, In the
lingo ~ the rsck--you would have
had s65i 800 In your pocket when they
won their seventeenth game But
oh what headache II you had
wagered on the eighteenth, the morn
lnu game of Memorial day, when tho
Phlillss licked hernl