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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
N|ETzEL WINS FIRST CONTEST BUT
HOME runs BEAT SE|bOLD 3 To |
WHEELING. STAGES BIG BATTING
RALLY AND BAT IN VIC
TORY IN SEVENTH.
Circuit Smashes by Koehlec and Don-
molly Gave South Bend Three in
First TWO Frames Of Sec
end Encounter.

Special p:s7atch To the IntcllIg"nc"c
SOUTH BEND. Ind. 1ulr !6.--Wheei-
;rc and..Sout Baoi srit a double head
first Sarrc. ! 20 and ;ha locals tn"
second, 5 20 l. Tn" StoSies GOT :" Hin
y, -re seventh inrluS toc five hits aHd
. four -uus and their f;:;h counter came
IN tire ninth. ott McCo!l, who had re.
Iiered HILL Nctz.I pitched steady bail
All tho way and wiilc th' locals gather
cd nine hits from his delivery. he kept
them scattered. WIKI the exception Of
;nc third and fifth. whcu they showed
runs across The second contrct was 4
?:.rh4r$ battle between Ssiootd and Bow
man. with the latter coming out on the
turS end OF to score.
The home team drew first blood in rho
orealug encounter when Collins walked
and scored on successive singles by
Ecehler and rydeman. They scored
again in the fifth when D"nn"lly drew
4 walk and took second on CailahanS
error and scored on HITS double. tiT'
successive hits IN the fifth gave the
S;nCles enough 70 win. The feature o.
:h;S came was L fin" running catch by
Ai;arburG. who made q wonderful pick
up o; q drive and threw ~ second 70: 1
double play.
After TWO were out in the first inning.
Eoehler drove one OF Shibold'S offerings
70 center for the circuit. In the second
frame Donnelly duplicated the stunt
when he hit for the circuit after Seall
had walked. Sowman'S error ot Shoe
ren's grounder. followed by singles, ~
Reilly and Blackwell gave the visitors
their only run If the second fray.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
BIG LEAGUE RACE.
GETS INTERESTING

NEW YORK, July 16.-The race fot
the pennant in the American League
grows more exciting as the season AZ
vances. and the end OF last week fou4d;
NTH place, separated by lesS than -.
points. At the end OF the previous;
week New York was more than 80 polaO4
ahead of Detroit then in sixth place.
The Polo grounds last week was the
scene OF some bitterly contested bassballs
games, as New York played both Cieve:a
land and Detroit. The Yankees sltppSds
back as tho result Of the visits OF thez
nine iis'' games. D Cleveland took four out. of
SIX games from New York. and went
into The lead for one day. only TO lose u
Thursday. when the Yankees beat them.t
played two twclve-inning games. each
team winning one. is.s
Notwithstanding the victories over
New York. Cleveland did not better rs
position greatly. Detroit had NtuSss
trouble beating Washington. and Is near;
ing the first division again winning I'VE
and losing two games for the week. They:
played doublc-headcrs on three conSecQ-.
tive days and the Red SoX won four out
OF the six contests. On Friday the Req
Sox played 81. Louis 10 serenteen'in-:
ming nothing In nothing tie. 'f-:sl
National Tightening Up.
In The National League. BrooHlyn held
the lead by Il decreased margin over tns
y
ton continued their fight for second
place and the Giants crept back into tbs
first division. Brooklyn met unexpeoted:l
~ strong opposition In both CincinnAti
and ST. Louis. Rnston, winning hys eno:
losing one now is only 30 points behind
Brooklyn, and playing very good base.
ball.
The Giants. after breaking even in !.
Pitt shurgh. had better success in Gin.
cinrati, and took TWO extra inning
games. both Of ten innings. from the
Reds. The Phillies went back slightly.
not being able To do better than break
even in eight games.
The sectional results were as folio~S:
Nalional-EaSt, II: west, L.. SsfS
American-EAst, IL west. IL. .,aS
Cushaw. Brooklyn. was the leadin4
hatter with a perfect average out or
six times AT bat in Il double-header AZ;
Cincinnati sunday.
Russell. Chicago Americans. led tnS &.
ritch,rs with n onr-hit win over Boston,
Alexander. Philadelphia Nationals an9
Johnson. Washington Americans, turns4t
several four-hit contests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
HEWITT WINS STATE
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Local Men Who Played In State Match
at White Sulphur Sp1ings
Ara Returning

Wheeling men who LOOK part in the
West Virginia golf tournament that was
held at White Sulphur Springs. last
week are returning TO their homes;
off The honors in a sensational match
with Joseph Wells, OF Newell. Saturday.
Alexander Cunningham, Country CLUB
instructor, won the professional Inatch.
The returning delegation reports a
splendid course and the best Of treat
of tho most successful In the history OF
The state. Saturdays play resulted as
follows:
In the second flight Fred Hawkins,
of Huntington. defeated Jaiper banm'
OF Wheeling. ten up and eight 10 play.
In the defeated eight first flight VII
liam +. Rownd, of Wheeling, defeated
j. S. Gibbs, Jr., of Wheeling.
In the third flight l.. \: Hopper, or
Blueficd, defeated George DunEllngs"n'
Jr.. of Bluofield, eight up and seven 10
play. r
In the fourth flight, \. ): l'nu!l. Of
Wheeling, defeated Jack Blair, oil FAR
kersburG, two up and one TO PLAY.
In the fifth flight Charles 5. Smoot.
Of Parkers. defeated II. j. Behrens' ot
Wheeling. seven UP and six to Play.
In the handicap tournament RnGel
GasS. of ParkerSburg. won Frcsldcht
L. 7. Froses trophy. which wa" inc
first prize. with Il gross score or ~
and handicap OF d. hahlhS " Het u
&C.
J. n. Davis. Of Clarksburs. Won the
second prize. with q score Of So and
handicap OF 80, making a net OF Is.
benjamin Hldreth. OF Wheeling. won
the third prize. with gross score Oh
100 handicap Of 80 net II.
pahncy Kern. of Charleston, won the
fourth nrize with gross score OF 81
and a handicap of II, making tho net q.
In the professional entries A'r% Gun
ningham, Of hWcclinG. won the fir5t
prize in a thirly-six hole mate" win
score of l5S.
Professional Prof Charles Mothersole. Of
White Sulphur, and professional Fart
of Clarks burg, tied with lCS; Chapman
of parkersburg. had les; William BralG,
of Charleston, lis; WHITE OF "hl'e oui'
phur, 1875.
The touring parties that drove 70
White SULPHUR in their machines VIII
remain for several days, MS the recent
rains have caused the mountain roaas
The ~ Wheeling players held up, lheir, end
Of the tourney in splendid fashion.
Among the local prize winners were
Inc following: julie POLLOCK won me
qualifying medal; w. e. Rownd won inc
cur offered for the first flight; ]. Is.
Enum won the runner-up cup or the sec
nmJ flIght; Singleton PAUL wan the cup
FOR the fourth flight; Fred Behren won
The cup for the fifth flight, ,a
BEFORE leaving il was decided 10 n9.a
the n.xL annual tournament at White
Sulphur. ,.os,o-day
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stifel' Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Rchrcns, MT ana Ne
Don Mcrriman. ]. II. I.csh, J. ]. GoniII,
" 8 Brady, George W. Hewitt. JOSEPH
E II Julius Pollock. J. Is. Baum W; E.
nnwnd i; j. Stone and ]. w. Ewing.
r. NJ, Hiidrelh returned with the party,
as far as Parkcrsburg, from wnere ne
vii, 60 10 Mountain Lake park to spend
Tho next two weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
DODGERS AND CUBS ENGAGE
IN l6-INNING BATTLE

CHICAGO. July l6.--Brnklyn and Chi
caco Tough through sixteen innings to
Il I In draw here today. darkness term
mating Il Wild game that lasted nearly
four hours. Thlriy-twu men took part,
mnSt of them subs. though the Robins
used five pitchers To thicaEu'S four.
Two great rallies saved the game in
tho ninth when They hammered IN three
runs and tied IN" score. Then Brooklyn
haitrd III three only TO have the Cubs
tie the count again. From The tenth
on there was 10 scoring and few chances
for ether side To score.
T. H. T.
BROOKLYN MI non anN 500 InU o. Is !
Chicago Ono 000 l03 $40 600 o. Is =
Batteries arGuartl. Pfeffcr. Cheney.
Smith. Copmhs and Meyers; S"alnn PEN
derEaSt, Hendrix, Vaughn and Clemens,
Archer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
StoQies And South Bend Divide DoubIe-Bill
SENATORS
BUNCH HITS ON COVELESKIE, AND
INDIANS LOSE BY a 4-To-2
SCORE.
Seven Of the Ten H1ts Allowed by Pole
Came In Three Frames Other
Clubs Not Scheduled.

CLEVELAND, July 16. Bunchfns
seven Of their ten hits in three innings,
Washington defeated Cleveland hero to-
dag. 10 - Singles by Williams and
lIanis scored, and McBrhe's triple
nrnuch; Two in Tho second. Shanks
double, after Williams had singled. reg
lSIcr"d another in tho fourth. while hits
hy ShnukS and Jameson brought Wash
inrtnn's final Scorc In tho eighth. Clevn-
land scored in the first on Wambsganss
single, Speakers single and Roth's sac
rificc fly. and again in tho NTH OH Days
triple. and CoveleSkie'S single. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
PIRATES SEND OBRIEN BACK.

pI.r.rSRIrRGH. Ia. July 16.--Ray
n'Rrion, the outfirld"r secured from
davenport OF the .Thrcc-1 League. Was
10 that club last night by III"
Pirate manager. nI'ri"n figured prom
incn;iy In two or three flrA'e Ficl"Tt"S
:Liin bn ,yas with the team. hui 'hn
showed a weakness against lett -hand"d
ri,chinr He was injured in q collision
si canton last sunday. and this may
have held him back in his WORK lie Is
get back 10 the majors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
HARRY "SLIM" SALLEE
SOLD TO THE GIANTS

ST. LOUIS. July 1G.--IIarry 'Sallcn.
who ,uit the ST. Louis Nationals, while
tho team was in New York recently. was
sold to-day 20 New York for cash con-
sideration. Neither President S. L: Brit
ton. Of the ST. Louis club. nor Manager
NcI;raw. IF New York, would state the
amount involved but 1t is understood
that the ST. Louis club received $lj,nnh.
SaIlce may report to Manager Nc
GrAW here tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
PEPPER IS ASSISTANT 4. 4:
COACH AT MARSHALL
Hss Signed Contract and wnl 11ohShy
Handle Line Men for Zig 0roS1
Team This Fall ..

Wade Pepper, we'll known local spcrt
uri,cr has signed q contract TO act az
assistant coach OF the Marshall eoilcG
pnnncr formerly played with tho West
Vjrrinin university eleven and Later
had ID" splendid pi training, under some q sss
best men ever, turned out by the S,.
institution and should make eS1eole
, ,ns II is Considered purobable that he
viii handle the line men for the team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
BRAVES TAKE ANOTHER EASY
ONE FROM HEEzoG'S CREW

CINCINNATI O. July Is. Boston
took the second game Of the series from
Cincinnati here to-day. to l. Errors
we're responsible for all the runs except
one Barnes pitched good ball AMI
would have shut out the local team had
II not been for Smiths error .Cincir-
natl used four pitchers and sen, in thrre
pinch hitters. Zach OF whom popped 10
MaranvillC Score: K. ri. Il.
Boston ...nuSlnn hO.-4 y >
Cincinnati ..d nd0 ~ u | u q | !
Observation-Disclosures and cloudy; TunsV.
Mnscley. Blucjacket, Schneider aa!
W'nlgO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
WARNER MISSES TRAIN
AND VETS LOSE TWO

SPRINGFIELD. O.. July 1S.-Sprias-
field took both games OF n double header
from Dayton Today. the FIRST by the
score of to 3. and the second. which
BY agreement was 70 have been sever
innings. by the score OF 10 0. y record
breaking crowd was out 70 the gam.
Warner miss I'd the train and the visit
tors were handicapped az third base. In
the last inning OF The second game. Man
ager Nee and Umpire DAILY had fight
and police took the former from the
grounds. The locals won the second on
a walk 20 Spencer and singles by uoff-
man and Eartle. The scores:
FIRST Game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
ACORNS WIN GAME
BY HARD HITTING

The Acorn club of Bridgeport satur',
day won q game from the strong se Id
&corns scored four earned runs In Ms
f first inning, that giving them gocel
start. Williams, young athlste from
the mill town, played with the AconSs
and secured two clean hits. Tne scv 81
was tied SIS from the third until tnss
lsst Of the sixth. when the Acorns cana
up and got three men over, making M ~.
score ST.. The score: - -
EoiIansbca 1900 0o3-7 II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
HOME CLUB WINS

Tho Home club journcycd tn Weirtnn.
Saturday, where thsy defeated the team
representing that place by the score of
II Ia !. The WcIrtrn boys could not
solve the delivery OF Mcntz. The score:
+. II. l..
Home club Ga o o 0 Q Ill II 0
Weirrnu q o u o o. ! 3
MISUNDERSTANDING and Jarvis; Philips,
Rlakclry and Dixon.
Three base hit: T. Gardner.
Two base hits-Cunnlngnam, II. Gard
ner. ..
Base on halls-Off Mcnlz. ]: of Philips
(.
Struck olI,--Ey Mcntz, :: by Philips. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
PRED JAMESON. RACE DRIvER,
RECOVERING TRo3 INJURIES

WASHINGTON, Pa, July 16.-tTed
Jan,ison, premier driver over the half.
mile trucks Of the United states, Who
was injured seriously in a spill ut tho
M Ma ,'T cO6 track some. days ago. ar
I,nri who had been at his bedside
since the accident occurred. Jamisnn
saws he will be able to drive ae agar IN III
tnndnd the noted horsoman following
fnr 1 his recovery. as septic pneumonia
was sure to Develop But JanliSon re,
E,,s,d 70 believe them. He suffered r
n-o,,o, collarbone and broken rib
,,.hirh nunctured the right lung.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17

Two base h!ts-HauGer. Wants.
Three base hitS-Tennant.
Sacrifice hits-Coreleskie, Fischer.
Wlchell. Matthews. FTomhalI.
Double plays-kibble to Matthews 10
Rase on hal!s-Off Hart. .; Of Win
cheu. 8.
Left on bases-Muskeson. 81 Evans
willie. s..
Hit by pitched ball-By W!nchell,
Harris.
Nits-Off Hart. in Z innings.
Struck out-Ey Hart, by "achtel.
!; by Wichell, S.
Wild pitch-Winchell.
Timev1:50.
Cmpire-Eyap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
SMOKES ON TOP
Tate Saturdays Game From Springfield
and Now Head the League-Duny
Pitched Great Gama

Saturday the smokes JUMPED Ill over
Pitcher Reilly 81 tn" SrripSlielI team
and won, 10y tn" score "f /" !. Barney
nufry was ON tho firing line for the
S1ngies and with IN" exception Of The
opening round h" al not allow Il llar-
y.ster Ia pass iirs; base. VI" allowed
i've hits. struck "ut nv" batters and Is
sued free transportation L" one man.
The feature OF tho rnnteSt WAS a triple
play pulled by Springfield i'll the ninth
inning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
WHEELING B. & O: WINS
Local Team in Defeating Newark Divis-
ION Strengthens Load IN
League Race.

Playing under threatening SKIES mo
Wheeling division team OF the Rnlt-
more and Ohio railroads Wheeling nis-
IricL league, defeated the Newark dlvis-
ion team here yesterday afternoon ny The
score Of 5 To 7. The victory over the
Newark division team yesterday
Strengthens the lead ri the local Team
in tho league race. Wheeling now stands
first with more than one game to the
roOl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
FIVE KILLED; ONE INJURED.

JACKSONVILLE Ills. July l6.--f'irn
persons were killed and on" internally
injured to-day wh"I tho aur nmnbile ~
which they were riding WaS 81 ruck by il
west bound Wabash passenger train one
mile west ~ this city. Tic dead are:
Mrs Mary MrS"rriCk and Miss Ellen
Groves. jacksonville; Hiss Margaret
Allen. Allen Bernard md Mrs. Adolph
Bernard, Springfield. Ills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
TOTS WIN DOUBLE FROM
GRAND RAPIDS NINE

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, July 16.-
Terrr Hau;e won both ends of tho
double header from Grand Rapids today
winning The fist, TO >. and the Sec
ond, TO |. Ainsworth's single gave
Terrc Hau,e the first run Of The opening
game in the eighth inning. hut Deror-
mer put Grand Rapids in tn" lead in it's
half Of tho inning with a double. Fiva
hits IN tho ninth gave the visitors four
runs and the game. Score:
First Game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17

Stolen hases-Sykes. Shuvlin. Hobbs.
Jacobs
Sacrlfice hitS-Hartle.
Double plays--Nee to Sykes.
Strike outs-Haines. 5; Frost. s.
Base on balls--Off Haines. .; off
Frost. 3.
Left on bases-Sprlngtleld, 10; Day
ton. 5.
Passed halls-Dunn.
Jmnire-paly.i
Time so
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17

Stolen discretionary. Spenced.
Sacrifice hits--t'luhrer .. Spencer
Two base hits--Jacobs. Sykes. .Spen-
er, Hoffman.
Home runs-Sykes.
Double plays-Cavcney TO- Shovlin to
Anderson.
Strike outs--By Loudcrmilk, ); by
Rowan, :.
Base on balls--Off Loudermilk. l.; off
Dayton. S.
Passed ballS--Jacobs.
ptre-~n&iy.
Time-l:io.
SacOnd Game
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{ CARDINALS
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ERRORS AND
HIT AT oPPoRTUNE TIMES
Meadows Allows Four Saftes-DodgerE
and Cubs Play Jennings Tho
Braves Beat Reds-Others
Not Scheduled

ST. Louis. July ID Singles ny
H"rnshy. Wilson and Gonzales. and cr-
rrrS by Robertson ana lr"yl" nett"d -.
Louis runs and IN" victory IN the lhird
inning Of iOdaY's gam with New York.
Meadows held The v!sltGrs to four hits.
Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
HERzoa DEAL NOT YET -
SETTLED SAY6 "&A10

C1NCINNATI. O.. July l6-Ihe aet:
avs" said August Hermann prsstde&
Hf the Cincinnati National League cluo.
unon his arrival here to-day,
president Hampstead VIII proeapi,y;
o~ain be taken up" he added.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17

Home runs-Miller. Malhcs. ?: Mitch
eli. 2: Wagner. .. Two base hits-Mil-
Gray, GyEli. Holder
man. Sacrifice hits-McArthur, Brnni,
NitcbcIl Wagner. Struck nui.-Er
Cramcr. 3; by Bailey. /. Base on balls
Off Cramer, 3: off Bailey: 4. Double
rlavS--Srant IN Ellington; Mltche!i 'un'
assis..d,. Left on basas---Tcrrr Haute.
s: Grand Rapids. s. Time-l:25. I'm
pire-HolmcS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
AMATEUR NOTES

Thu Rozir Athletic Club. Of Martins
Enrry wishes to arrange a game win
any first class organization in the Qhlo
VaiIey for next Saturday. Call Sell
nhone 2I4-J. or write Rozic AthletIc
Club, 113 North street. Martins ferFS' W.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Al New OrlaanS-Nrw Orleans. o: At
lanta l. Second game: New Orleans. /;
Atlanta. 2.
At Memphls-Mcmphls. - Little
Rock, o.
At MobiIc-Mobilc. =; birmingham. )
l2 inningS).
At Nashviile-NashvIlle l; Chatta-
Doopa o.
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Two-hnsa hit-Shanks. Three base hit

Two-bass hit--Shanks. Thrce-baso hit
Mcbride. DAILY. Stolen bases-SpeaKer.
Williams. Jameson. Sacrifice hit-Wll-
lIams Sacrifice ny--Roth. Left on
I; Washington. 5:
Rascs on balls-On Covcleskic. g.; OF
Boehling, l. Hits and earned runs-on
Cnvclcskic, 10 hits. runs, in nine In
nine innings. Rayk-Covelesiie. Struck
out-By Cnvcleskic. .; by Boehling. !.
Cmpircs-Evans and Chill. Timc-1:40.
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Struck out-Ry Eogcrson. ,; ny Rar-
stow, &. Base on halls-Of Rogersnn,
!. nrY Rarstow, l. Hit batters--Ey Rog-
crson. |; by I3arstnw. |. Left on bases
Virginia. .; ParkcrshurE, 3. Sacrifice
hitS-W. Miller and ROgcrSon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
MUSKEGON SPRINGS
SURPRISE ON EVAS

MUSHROOM, Mich. July 16-The
pitching OF Winchell. in me box for the
Evansville Central League club. WAS
complete surprise 10 the Muskes"n Reds
for six innings to-day. but punching -FOUR
hits in the next TWO periods. coupled
with q pair Of walks and an error. paved
the way 20 4 local victory by the score
OF to 8. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YeEterday's Results.

Chicago. :, Rro"llyn, :.
81. Louis, 8, New. York. >.
Boston, (; Cincinnati. !.
Pill shurEh-philH.. not scheduled
.SlNtecn lmnimEs hnrGncSS.
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Home run-WaErer. Stolen bases
Mitchell. Alcork. Sacrifice fly-Mitch-
ell. Hit hatsman--EdinGinn Struck
BASE on balls-nfr Ainsworch .: off
Hagceriy. /. Wild pi,ch-hinsworth.
Double play--Hold"rman /" GyGi. Left
on baseS---Tcrrc Hautc. =: Grand Rap
ids, 10. Time-l:5S. mplre-Homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17
VIRGINIA CLUB TIES
WITH PARKERSBURG

Special Dispatch TO the lntelligcncer
pAI;KERSBuRG, w. Va, July 10
Tho Virginia Athletic Club Of Wheeling
played to tie with ParkersburG here
;uday. Ram stopped the game when five
innings had been played. The score:
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Two base hit--Eeck. Three has" lit
Stolen bases --i'urns. I;"usrh
Wilson. BesCh"r Sarritic" hit Smith.
Double play Miller. Cnrhau. Hrrnshr.
Left on baSrs-Ncw York 3. 81 Louis,
&. First on rrrrrS--Nrw York. =: -,
Louis. |. Bases IN hallS--pn Meadows.
g. Schaucr. 9 Hits and earned RUNS
or Anderson 1 hits. | rum N = innings:
Meadows. 1 and III innings; Schaucr
8 and in innings; Schunp. and
none IN inning. struck nut--By
Meadows. :: Srhau"r. !; Schupr, !. I'm.
and Emslie. Tin!H--I:aU.
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Left on bases-South Bend, 7;
Wheeling, 5.
Sacrifice hits-lear.
Stolen bases-Collins, Altenberg.
Two base hits Hill, Reilly,
Blackwell.
Double play~CIeveland, Reilly
to Lear: Altenburg, Reilly to Cat
lahan.
Strike outs-HilI, S; WetzeI, 4;
McCoiI, 2.
Bases on Ralls-Aill, i; Wetzel,
8.
Hlts-Off Hin, 8 in innings; off
MccoII. in 2 innings.
mpre-Geisel.
Time: 80.
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Left on base-South Bend, 8;
Wheeling, 3.
Stolen bases--Callhan.
Two base hits--Reiliy.
Home runs-koehler, OonneIIy.
Strike outs-Bowman, s.; Seihold,
/.
Bases on bails-5owman /.
Passed ball-Blackweli.
Umpire-Geisei.
Time-1:2o.
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INTEREST CENTERS IN
GRAND CIRCUIT OPENING

Interest Of local horscmcn now CEN
tcrs in the opening of the grand circuit
for the 1916 season at the North Ran
dali track in Cleveland. and The question
that is being most prominently discuss
ed IL whether the records VIII ne shat-
tered as they were during the 1915 STA
son. Many fine horses were developed
last year and more new ones heretofore
unheard OF are expected TO do something
in this seasons racing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17

pop" Geers. the grand old man OF
racing. has showed the fans that he Is Il
stickcr rs well as : good driver OF race
horses. lie. although seriously injured.
says that he Will he back III the SnikS
wi;;'In Two or three weeks. Frank G.
1nncS. of Memphis. millionaire sports
man. will take tho rclns for Goers while
~. ~ Mt The hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-17

Ri Dale. rescued from an express
wagon. is one OF the big favorites enter
ed in the classic Edwards sS,u00 pacing
stake to-day. Billy Dale Is II years
old, and is to he driven by Waite: Cox.
mart owner. BILLY has been clicked IN
a:03 and in trials this Year has stepped
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