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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-20
frc,ino's Men Quiet.

General Pershing's reports incicat
ed that Cen Jacnto Trevnos troops
bad not yet made any advance move
ana army officers believed il improb-
able that they would, unless Trevino
received special orders from Mexico
City.
such information as reached Cen
oral Funston concerning the move.
ments Of Mexican troops indicated the
adoption Of a plan not 10 maintain
heavy garrisons at border points, but
to hold the bulk Of the border army
some miles south OF the Rio Grande
Garrison's Strengthened
The garrison az Nueyo Laredo,
Mexico was strengthened by .ncre
handful of men, but at Lampazos be-
tween Laredo and Monterey, there
were held 1000 or 5000 troops. The
garrison at Laredo tonight was less
than 1000. AT Picdras Negras, the
Mexican town opposite Eagle Pass,
the Mexican garrison has been busy
leaving az day Tonight consider
ablc force vet remained, but the larger
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-20

Charlie Chaplin is now at work on
a comedy in which he appears as an
itinerant musician with violin and
an accordion, The play hasn't yet
been named. 1t win follow his next
comedy, The Fireman
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-20

Public opinion is the name given
the photoplay by Margaret Turnbull,
now being produced by Franz
Reicher, of the Lasky studios. and
which stars Blanche Sweet. This
pertains to the ruin of an innocent
girls character by talk AT clubs and
in society.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-20
The d.Drink for all Ages

the FouusUFInk TOT dEI Ages
Rich milk, matted grain. in powder form.
For infants, invalids and growing children.
Purenutrition upbuilding thewhole body.
lnvigorates nursing mothers and the aged.
More nourishing than tea, coffee, etc.
Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
DESPERATE TACTICS EMPLOYED
TT TAKE PENNANT FROM STOC|ES

pernant and will fight hard for the three
rrulaining games If they lake them
and then finally lose out on a tecnnlcai-
~. :l;cy Will still be the anplons:
The fans are up in arms over the
raw deal and President Dickcrson is
:uundiy condemned for his Cllalory lac-
, tics when he could have declded IN tit,e
to have given an opportunity 70 Te-H!nE
the two games. TO them 1t looks like
the double cross and they will all turn
GU. to See the boys win in TACT IL not III
name.
BUSINESS Manager Shriver and Man
aS.r Smith made the following state
n:,tt3 last might:
business MANAGER pop ShriHer Salu'
tH,,; steps wnt.iu be taken Immediately
- place the matter in .hc h;'ndS or tno
National Commission for JUS. decision.
'tha; IS oUc only recourse. Tor 70 teAe
K up with the executive board OF the
Central League would not procure
just decision. as Bill ESSick, manager OF
the Grand Rapids team and Ed smith
OF Sou;h Bend. who Tiled the protest
votes would so. I had received tcla-
gram from Grand Rapids Thursday tell
ing Of the action OF the president. Dut
was hesitant in announcing the action
Mr.. Shriver continued: Il Immediately
filed exceptions 10 the action. hrSt lhtt
il Is now almost mon,h since "a
at a critical point in the season and
Wheeling has no chance Of playing the
games over. In reply / WAS told that
I could kick to the executive board.
Should Wheeling win the series with
Dayton. we will fight to the oitterest
end. S'!ch an action should Wheeling
lose TWO games however. would he OF
no avail, Tor 1t would not rrotit any
thing for us. However. action in put
ting the matter in the hands OF the Ma
tional Commission will be taken a.
once
How Chief Smith Sees It.
II cannot see where South Bend had
any kick in the first place said Harry
Smith when asked last night ms ppm
lon regarding ihc decision of President
DickerSon. while Wheeling may have
had fourteen men Oh the brnch. Jimmy
belong who was in uniform. cannot
DC considered a Wheeling player. Ele
never signed contract, but was being
used only TO relieve our players IN the
latter part Of a game. gave him try
out as 4 favor asked by local man.
On that day was on the bench but was
Regardless Of the decision" con-
tinued Mr.. Smith. 'the Stosies will go
into the battle today with all the pep
and enthusiasm that can put into them.
We will finish the season by winning
the last three games and whether We
are champions when the final averages
have been compiled we wiz be champ
Wheeling has been given the worst
end Of the deal in pickerson's decision
for no other motive than to impair our
chances of winning the last half Of tho
league race" said Mr. Smith. when
the protest had been tilcd. | tcleSraphed
Dickerson asking for his decision. That
telegram was never answered..
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The above Associated Press dispatch
shows the desperate tactics the oiIt-
Gals and some club owners OF the
Central league are resortlaE 70 20 Keep
and from the standpoint OF fairness X
is about the rawest deal that has been
put over in the Central or any other
league.
ed in this city August l3-alnoSt
month aGo-and q few days later Man
ager Smith OF the StoGieS W:reo ics sI.
ident Dickerson for his decision. ms
the league season just about ended ana
no chance TO play these games over.
along comes the decision To thro" the
games out. This. il it would stano'
would put the Stogiss out or tne run
ming with no possible chance to come
back. <.-
this seems obvious. Win tne Stos!cS
out OF the way. Grand Rapids. by WIN WIN,
ming yesterday is a half game behind
Springfield for the flag. President Dick
erson lives in Grand Rapids Manager
Essick Of the team is member or the
League Executive board and Will oacS
up any action OF the president; Grano
Rapids has q chance TO win. " nat $ Inc
Will Appeal
However. the Stoeie managsmenf IS
not Soing 10 submit quietly to this Nigh
handed and UNFAIR lEsatHene sse
matter will be appealed 10 the National
Commission today with the request that
II be given prompt consideration and
q decision rendered. before time. for the
oneninr OF the post-season series with
Dayton next Wednesday. In the mean
time the Smokes will finish out the
schedule with DAYTON and make deS-
oerate effort to take the series and beat
cut Springfield thus winning the title
whether Il is eventually awarded to
Wheeling or not.
The StogeS are determined 10 WIN the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
GIANTS STOP PHrLLHS.

NEW YORK. Sept. S.--New York stop
ped philadelphias winning streak nero
to-day. by easily defeating the league
champions 8 to 5 In the ilrSt gam OF
The came was terminated by severe
rain storm while Philadelphia was NJ
bat in the ninth inning. The second
game was called off on account OF rain
Alexander, the pitching star OF the
Phillies. was hit very hard. the Giants
making IS hits in seven innings. Tho
Philadelphia fielding also was poor.
Score: T. -
Enw YORK .2 90 . 4 l. II 0
Alexander. Oeschger and Nlltferi
Tesreau and Rariden-
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PLAYERS ARE KEYED TO HIGHEST
PITCH AND AFTER TWO WINS
FIRST Game VIII BE Called This After
noon at 2 O'clock-Fatr weather
Promised.

The stogies swing into the home
stretch this afternoon with Dayton In
a double bill the first game starting at
. o'clock. And the wonders Of wonders
is that for today the weather man mas
promised Wheeling the proper sort or
base ball weathec-fair. And for sun
day. warmer.
With the players keyed up to- the
highest pitch and the elements Just
right they should win both contests.
thereby strengthening the two poins
lead in the league race. Springfield rest
ed on account OF rain and Grand Rapids
won. putting the latter only half game
behind second position.
Who will be used as slabUlan in today s
games has not been announced. but II
is thought that 1t will be Douglas in the
first and Duffy or Wetzel in the second
Lear. WHO is suffering from an attack
Of hay fever. is out of the game with
Duffy playing in his position. and while
Wetzel still nurses sore arm. he Is
willing to go in today for grand win
Before the present season closes.
Wheeling fans may have an opportunity
OF seeing LaKan and Seibold in bat
tie. for that would be the result or a
meeting Of these siabmen. Both are
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SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED

Harry Stansb bury, athletic director or
w. Va Wesleyan. has announced the
schedule Of games for the football sea-
SON. The season opens September 20;
with Davis-Eliins AT Buckhannon. ana
the steller attraction is the TrankSglv-
ing game with West Virginia Univer-
sity at Fuirmon;. Tho schedule follows:
September 23-DavisElkins college.
nj Buckhannnn.
September 30--MuskInEun College at
Buckhannon.
October nCton-Jcfferson col
lese at Washington, Pa.
October li--rcnnSylianta at State
College. Fa.
October eS-wcstminstcr College at
November i--Marietta College at Ma
ricitu, Ohio.
November 1l--GcorEctoWn Y. al
Washingt on. u. G.
November 1S-Bethany College at
Buckhannon.
=. November 25-University Of Pcnna at
Philadelphia, Pa.
November 30,-ThnnksglVlnB, west
Virginia at. Fairmont.
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SOUTHERN
TRIP FOR WESLEYAN
Methodists Will Meet All Big Southern
institutions on Dixie Base.
hall Jaunt-

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
RUCKHANNON. w. Va. Sept. s.
While football gossip predonlinates IN
college sports ut the present time. ives
leyan is looking far forward TO another
extensive southern baseball trip In 1911,
that will again carry the team TO the
very gates OF New Orleans. Graduate
Manager Stansbury has been working on
this trip almost exclusively since the
end Of the 1916 season Most favorable
replies. have been received from pracu-
cally every institution met last year as
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STRICT RULES AT W. & J.

Special Dispatch TO tho Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON. PA. Sept. S-Rigid
training rules wtro put in force for tho
first tine today for the Washington &
jefferson football squad by Head Coach
Sol Mcixc"r While the men have been
Voluntarily restricting themselves for
nearly two Nrcks. no absolute rules
were laid down until today. This morn
ing there were posted in Hays Hall the
prescribed regulations which all the
mon are expected I" follow faithfully
throughout the season: Training diet
and specified hours will be observed
from today on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
ATHLETICS TAKE ONE

PHILAD ELPH1A. Sept. S-Ph1ladel-
phin Il cfeatcd New York To on a
rain soaked field here today. The home
players gathered hits for sever, runs
in The first two innings off Russell and
Love. Schang had home runs the first
two times up. Manager Donovan pitched
the cichIh inning Tor New York. Score;
r. II. E
Philadelphia 80. 430 Ol0 0ox--S II 2
New York ..... 0l0 100 000-2 10 l
Myers and Picinich: Russell, Love,
Donovan and Walter.
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we'll as from Virginia and Vanderbilt
the only schools OF importanco o4oS
The Mason-Dixon line that were not ma j
last spring. siiitf.I
While the trip is yet In formative!
state it seems certain that virginia
Washington & Lee. Virginia Palyt Ain.;
batna. North Carolina A. & d: Of North;
Carolina, Georgia. Georgia Tech, and,
Auburn will be met. .L.:i;sl
IL is definitely known that tBlk
Reeder, who SO successfully coached theI
Wesleyan baseball teams Of 1912 ana
1918, during which seasons 81 games,
we're won and only 10 lost, has been Of!
fcred the position Of head coach Of :tno,
1917 team here. sstg;: IE9y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
SOX TAKE
OVER MUSKEGON REDS

GRAND RAPIDS. Sept. S.-Grand
Rapids won the first game OF the series
from MuskeCnn here This afternoon by
the score Of to l. Wheatley for tho
visitors, was wild. allowing six passes
and in addition was touched for ten
hits. Macarthur allowed eight hits and
issued but one pass for the locals. n
balls gave the Sox their first run in tho
second inning and they counted their
other two in the fifth. Score:
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REDS DROP ONE.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. S.-Mcadows held
Cincinnati to four hits while st. Louis
cot fifteen off Toney and the locals
Won to-day's game. 6'to |. \ batting
rally in the seventh Noted st; Louis
five runs. In this inning Bescher hit
the ball into the right field b!cachrTS
Eornsby ahead OF him. Score. r. II. +:
cincinnati 10000 O.
ST Louis 10000 - 10 0
Tnney and Wingo Meadows and Con
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PRESIDENT DlcKERsON. By UN-
FAIR RULING, THROWS OUT
SOUTH BEND GAMES.
Stocies to Fight Case. and It Will Be
AppeaIed to the National Base
ball Commission Today

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Sept.
S.-President E. w. Dickerson. OF
the Central league, today declared
forfeited the two games won oy
Wheeling on August IS. in dou-
bic header with South Bend. The
reason given is that on that date.
Wheeling had IA players, whereas
the league rules say that It the
limit of IS is expected by any
team, all games won by that team
while above the limit shall be
declared forfeited.
The decision upsets the pen
nant race in the Central league,
dropping Wheeling from the top
to third place.
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BIG ENTRY LIST FOR
TENNIS TOURNEY
O. Semi. s

CIHCINNATI'1 O.. Sept. S.--With VII
liam ". Johnson, Clarence J. Griffin
Roland Roberts. W. Z. Davis. and Ella
F'nt,reI!. OF California, making up he
western representation and Dean Mat
hey. Of New Jersey. and w. +. McElrny,
of Pittsburgh. representing the east. the
annual lri-stHte tennis tournament Will
open here tomorrow.
Ninety entries. i'll the mems isnEles
had been received up TO tonight while
the entry lists had been held open until
after midnight 70. receive tho possible
entry of rational champion williams,
who had promised to participate II his
affairs could DO SO arranged
Nearly :.rty entries in the ladies sim
gles hnYe teen received.
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last LAP QF NHEEUNC'S RACE IN
CENTRAL OFF WITH A RUSH TODAY
leading the pitchers Of the league. &C.

leading the pitchers OF the league. &C
cording to the official standing.
Regardless OF the unjust decision
rendered by President Dickerson just at
the close OF the season. Wheeling will
go into the game today for victories,
and they will be contcnred with nothing
else. So. fans. it is up to YOU 10 BIO
Present and lend your encouragement in
finishing the season with two wins this
afternoon and another tomorrow.
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S()PERbAS
TAKE TWO GAMES FRONT TIL
SRAVES AND CLINE NEAR
THE TOP.
Phtllies Lost One Game to Giants But
Still Lead-Cardinals Tr1n
tho Reds.

BOSTON. Sept. S.-Bostcn lost two
games 70 Brooklyn today. { to and
70 0. Tyler. in the first game anu Ru-
dolph ir The second for Boston were nv
hard. while the Braves were unable 70
hit either Pfefrer or Smith effectively.
Four double plays by Boston IN tho
second game were the features. mo
scores:
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GARLAND DEFEATS ROBERTS

PITTSBURGH. Sept. S. -Charles S.
Garland, New England junior cham
champion of the Pacific coast, in an
exhibition tennis match here today.
The scores were Ga and 6-2. Willis
Davis and Roberts defeated Clarence
Griffin and Hack" Mikami IN doubles
by scores of 81 and Sc. Mikami won
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
MrSPLAY LOST GAME

CHICAGO. Sept. S-Catcher ONeill of
sixth straight game today. to .. after
IL innings Terry walked in the 1lth
and advanced base on SchalkS out;
Cicottc struck out. but O'Neill allowed
the ball TO get away from him. AFTER ne
recovered 1t, he threw to right field
trying to catch Cicotte and Terry scored
from second with the winning run.
Cleveland made five hits and TITS
Speaker was credited with four OF them.
Il. II. e
Cleveland 80. 600 oo0 900 OG-2 8 8
Chicago 49,. 700 100 ono O1-3 II l
Coumhc. Gould and O'Neill: Benz. Cl-
cote and Schulk.
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Two base hits: Ellington. coveleskie.
Sacrifice hits: Covcleskie, TeXter. Eu-
Eeluer. stolen bases. Whclan Struck
out: Ey Macarthur. 8: Bases on balls:
Off Wheatley. s: off Macarthur, /; I;e as
10 Time: 1928. Umpire: Daily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
''CHICK" EYANS AND
GARDNER TO BATTLE

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S-Thc Ma.
tional Amateur Golf. championship OF
1916 is L prize assured for the west tor
another season at least rs IhH nris
OF Chicago. won their way into the final
will meet for the championship over IN"
same sward tomorrow. Gar6ner came
through TO the final by defeating Jesse
Guilfnrd. the Massachusetts champion
and while Evans eliminated y.
Clarke Corkran. Of Baltimore 3 and :.
In this meeting of Gardner and Evans
another chapter Will be written in Amer
lean golf history for il Will be The Hr:1
lime that a defending amateur cham
Title holder Of the same season. Chick
-Eynns, ono Of the three amateurs nt
round of the titulnr tournament on thr,
course Of Merton Cricket Club today and
recent years 10 hold the open honors, oi us
a result Of his victory at Minneapolis
in June. has the opportunity TO capture
two nationd! championships in the same
year but IN Gardner he vii! meet
worthy adversary for the 1918 laurel
bearer is Il fighter. in every sense oil the
golfinE term.
Great Exhibition.
AS result ono Of the best exhibitions
of amateur Play of recent years Is en-
pected tomorrow for neither flnalist was
final In fact the play. taken as a
whole, was rather slow, neither victor
being closely pressed, while in addit
The afternoon rounds were played IN 4
gale of wind. thunder lightning and
hravy rain. which drrnched spectators.
officials and the four competitors in the
srni-iinal round. or the two. Evans
had the harder battle in eliminating his
onDonrnt for Corkrun stuck dOgEcdly to
dis task and was never ready 20 con-
Cctr the victory OF the open champion
until the latter male his final thrilling
putt OF more than sixty feet on the
32nd green.
This play. tho climax Of the match
between Evans and the Ea!t imnro en-
trant was. the Golnnc gem Of the con-
test Evans oTcrplayrd the green on
his second putt and on the very rim OF
tho bowl while Curkran was but SIX
feet from tho pin with his third.
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TIGERS WIN

DETROIT. September S-Detrolt de-
feated ST. Louis 3 to 0 this afternoon.
The visitors were helpless before Nit
chelrs pitching. In the fourth inning. he
struck out Slsler, Pratt and Runlcr In
order.
Groom held the Tigers to four hits
but passed eight men. two Of whom
scored. Spectacular fielding prevented
several hits throughout the game. Score:
r. H. E
st. Louis ,..... 600 900 1000 .
Detroit ........ DOL 600 2hX-3 0
Groom. Hamilton and Rumlcr: Mitch
ell and pencer.
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DAVE says:

10 IL o. -
This is Getaway Day for
the Big Fair, but there's a
chance for you to make one
more good bet. Getaway
with a new
RAU S F A IL S U [ T
This Autumn we are show
ing some of the finest ready
for-servicc garments that
have ever been brought to
Wheeling. That the new
models are stylish goes al
most without saying. The
fabrics and colors are very
pleasing, too. And the care
!ful tailoring must be seen to
| be appreciated.
Look in on these Suits,
Priced from $500 to
$4,000.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
M5r,xxu11e<
f3NNM<A
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Road Drivers Club Special 2:17 Trot;
81 0OO

Frisco Worthy, b. E., by San
Francisco (Crozicr) -. ! I
Ned Sterling. b. 6. tPilgard)
Jay Borcal. b. m. Grtswolh)
Stand Pat. z. g., (Gardner)
Tommy ., blk. e., ulydel.. DIS
Kitty Moore. b. m. tBruStc) Dr.
Florence r, br. M. (Saun-
ders) Z DR..
Timc--2:1TH: 2:171a; 2:19&.
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The Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

St. Louis. s. Cincinnati, l.
U)New York. 9; Philadelphia, 3.
t2lNew York Philadelphia. rain.
Brooklyn. s: Boston, !.
(2)Brooklyn. /: Boston. U.
Pitts burg -Chicago, rail-
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIONS.

At Little Rock-Little Rock, 2; Naah.SS
willie, !. So
At Birmiugham-Btrmin J; A.
AZ Memphis-Mcmphis. 5; chattat
nooga. 3.
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The Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit. g. 81. Louis. Q.
Philadc lnnia. s; New York. ..
CD washington. d: Boston. o..
(2)Chicago, 3; Cleveland, 2
GD--6 innings.
Oil innings.
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KNOLL'S CREW TAKES
OPENER FROM TOTS

EVANSVILLE. Md. Sept. Sine
hifting Of the ETas today won the first
game of the series with Terre Haute
here. Fromholz allowed only four hlts.
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DIumclcr. b. 6. by Dunn.
(Grady) ................ !
AltaTo0d, Er. m. (Murpry)
Aconitc, b. s. Hleming)...
Dick Mason. blk. &. (short) =
Wilbur S. CHI. e., tCoX).... DIS.
Time-2:0Sh. 2:0SA; 2:09N.
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HOW THEY STAND
CENTRAL LEAGUE
Yesterday'a Results

Wheeling Dayton. rain.
South Bend-Spring field, rain.
Evansville. 4; Terrc Aaute. l.
Grand Rapids. 5; Muskegon, l.
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Second Game.


Brooklyn ...-..O ~ u l!
BOSTON .O0DO 0 90 90
Smith and Miller; Rudolph and Go|d1
Rim rt DllrI1
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BROOKLYN .-1 Q ! ! ! ! 70
Rosron ...0 0 0 0 0 l.

Two base hIt--Konetchy. Chappsiie.
Olson, Wheat. Ptefrer. Three base hits
Meyers, Myers. Stolen hases-,iho-
netchy, Wilhoit 2. Sacrifice ;.,,, MT -
Sn,ith: Fitzpatrick to Knnctchy to Ma
r rani:ii to Eoncrchy. LEI, on bases
Brooklyn e Boston 5. First base on
errors-Bost on /. Bases on hallsmo15
r,insNoff pfcfrrr { and IN innings:
Tyler - and in .. STRUCK out - ny
Pfeffer 5: tyler !. tmptres-QutSley
and Byron. Time-1:5S.
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The Standing.
GRAND CIRCUIT
MEET COMES TO AN
END At HARTFORD

HARTFORD. CONN. Sept. S-The
Grand Circuit meeting at Charter OAK
Park closed today with three events over
the new half mile track. All were won
in straight heats. Walter Cox. one OF
the circuits star drivers, celebrated his
4Sth birthday anniversary by winning
the 2:30 trol with Busy LnSsle. never
being pressed 1t any stage: Dolly Dixon
finished good second in each heat:
The Hartford Road Drivers Club special
was notable for the number OF breaks
by the horses entered. and Frisco Wor-
thy, a bay gelding by San Francisco.
outclassed the rest Of the field. Tommy
o, with q stand for third money lost
by being d!stauced in the last heat Tor
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Stolen bases-Cramer. Blank Spen-
thews. Cramer Double plays-GyGli to
Mitchell to Gilbert. Left on bases
Terre Haute s; Evansville 4. Sacrifice
hits-Tennant. Gilbert. Struck out by
Cramer 5: by Fromholz 3. Base on balls
off Cramer z: Fromholz 4. Wild Pitch
-Craner Hit by pitched ball-LaRoss
TIme-1:4o. Cmpirc--Geisel.
Rain At Springfield
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio. Sept. S-South
end-Springfield, postponed. two games
tomorrow.
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AMERICAN
SIX INNING TIE.

WASHINGTON. S ept. S--Washington
and Boston battled six innings without
Scoring today the game being called be-
cause of wet grounds after a heavy
downpour. Shaw allowed two hits and
Shore three. Score: