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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-03-16
SHERIDAN.
Miss FERN PATRICK.


E.. F. Karls and wife spent Sun
dav with G .orge Smith and wife.
Miss McGown of Red Oak is
visiting Pearl Hay.
A few of the young people of
this neighborhood and also some
from Dewey met at Mrs. Whit
locks to praetc ce singing.
Mrs. J. W. Patrick and children
of Duenweg have been visiting at
S. H. Sterling's.
Sam Wheeler, wife and -daugts
ter Frances autoed out from Car
thage to G. w. Smiths Sunday
afternoon. ,'a >
Leola Patrick spent Sunday at
home.
Most of the farmers are busy
sowing oats, and few have been
making garden.
Agnes Gresham was elected sec
retary for the Epworth League
Sunday night. h
Mrs. Abbie Crow spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Sterling.
Ralph Berry and family spen
Sunday at Tom Brooks.
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became frightened, turning around
and upsetting the buggy. Mrs. Smith
jumped as the rig went over and
was picked up unconscious. 1t was
thought for while her hip was broken
and she was suffering internal injuries,
but such was not the case. She is now
much better.
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Tired Of Als. Condition.

"Muh husband am de triiin'est mig
ger in dis town!" declared Sister MI
asma Waters. Hes been GONZALES.
cent ever since we was mar'd, and
sho' wish he'd git over it!"
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The label on wrapper or paper is
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please notice the figueson the label.
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ZION.
by THE Coon CREEK GIRLs.

day with her sister, Mrs. Herschel
r ,dfnrd.
Mrs. j. S. SeelA called on Mrs
i've. Powell last Wednesday,
Charli.. Thomas and wife spent
Sunday Afternoon at Charlie Bal
lard'S.
Dan Johnson and family spent
sunday at Ben Johnson's
Thad Yms and wife spent Sun
dav at Mr.. Howe's.
Viii M, Connell and wife spent
Sunday at Press McConnells in
Golden City.
Mrs Carl Ballard called on Jessie
Zinn last Wednesday
Jasper Owings and family are
moving this week on the place
where George Jacobs recently
lived
Ross Mcconnell and family spent
Sunday at S Seela's. Charlie
Rogers and family. and ]. Thiel
and wife called there in the after
noon.
Miss Julia Strccker spent last
Thursd day night with Geneva Hub
btr,.
Misses Znah and Ocie Andrews
sp nj Sunday With Maurine Ker-
ri'k.
Ms Edith Neener spent Sunday
with Hazel Foster.
Henry Martin and Nina Brad.
bury we're marie last week They
will make their home with the
groom's parents.
Mrs. w c. Mackey and daughter
Cecilia, called on Mrs. Will McCon.
nell last Wednesday.
Clint Lemastrrs and family spent
last Friday at Wick Glll's.
John Campbell is on the jury at
Carthage.
Hanp C,mpbell and wife spent
Sunday at Cap. Tiller's.
Lee Iohason and family sRent
Sunday at Ben Toinson's.
Misses Leila and Eva Boyd spent
Sunday with Hattie Gill Pearl
Burnett was there also.
A l. Tht mas and wife and son
Floyd visited at Liberal Sunday.
Mrs d. w Martin cslle 4 on Mrs.
Charlie Ballard Saturday.
Miss Kenyon Hubbard spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Probert,
Miss Oma Webb spent Sunday
with Mrs. Fred Earl.
Oscar Follmer and wife spent
Sunday at Lafe Rist's,
Coauncy Earl and family spent
Saturday night at Fred Earl's
Walker Hubbard and family
and Kenyon Hubbard were at Ben
Johnson's Sunday evening.
Mrs Ross Mcconnell and son
Max spent last Wednesday after
noon at Will McConnell's.
Will Thompson of Carthage
spent last week at Fred Earls.
Miss Hazel Fenton of Lakeside
visited Maurine Kerrick Saturday
Miss Marie Whitesel spent Sun.
dav evening with Hazel Carter.
Robert Wolfe and wife enter.
tanned Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ter of Carthage
Lonnie Strecker and wife spent
Sunday at Fred Strecker's.
Miss Gladys Ballard called on
Julia Strecker last Friday.
Mrs. Clara Cottingham and Free
Cottingham and wife visited tn,
families of Newt Keener and Os
car Schell last week.
Bert Keener and wife spent Sun
dav at Len Keener's.
Daisy Jordan spent last week a
Mr.. Howe's.
Miss Kenyon Hubbard spen
Sunday with her brother, Walker
Hubbard
Mrs. w. L Carter and Virgi
, and Hazel, Mrs. Aleck Keitl
visited in Webb City Saturda,
and Sunday.
Velma Mackey spent Wednes
r day night with her sister, Mrs
John Carter.
a Frank Isenmann and wife spen
, Sunday with the formers parents
, Mike Isenmann and wife.
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Daily rhouahH

There are no chagrins 30 venouaous
~ the chagrins Of the idle; no pangs
b sickening as the satieties OF pieaa-
ure.-Ruskin.
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Correspondents will please mail
their letters Monday in time to
reach this Office Mondny evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
Doping the 1916 Baseball Season With Hugh s Fullerton
Nv-NAT1oNAL LEAGUE CENTER F1ELDERs
ny HUGH o. ruLLxRroH

fielder. Those who can hit up 10 what
u con>idered respectable figure for
major league outfields are not strong
IN the Held and the good fielders are
lNn has the most reliable bunch OF shifty
men OF them all and really Is better
fortitled than are any Of the others. but
on the whole l would prefer to have
the cardinal ftelders with whom to work.
switching either Wilson or Long around
TO meet emergencies that are certain TO
arise Stallings showed them the fool
ishness or anchoring any outfieldcr In
certain fteld--that Is. he never sen
fences a man to play one field all the
other positions. shifting TO get the best
sun fielder into the sun-flelds makes a
lot OF trouble for the dopcsters and
scorers. but ~ helps the team.
Cincinnati Is not well fixed for center
nelders. although Wade Killifer Is a
pretty handy man. Shifting Griniths
INTO center occasionally and then back
would boost the figures. Herzog needs
another Griffiths To fill his outfield.
faskcrt. OF the champions. Is not n
good ball player. lie is not a clever
man. he has speed. but does not use IL.
-2ff on a pennant winning team is not
enough for an outfieldcr. and when q
man as fast as Paskert steals only Is
bases year something il wrong even
on team that does not practice stealing
as "A means OF run getting.
Snodgrass. with Boston. r. not what
he was. and Collins may or may not
come through. This fellow can hit and
he has a lot or promise. I had TO figure
three men in center for the Phils and
Josh Devore in n few. Good In quite "A
number and Paskcrt in the others.
think Good IL too strong man TO be
kept out OF the game half the year. as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
SPORT NEWS FROM
MARIETTA COLLEGE

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
MARIETTA. Ohio March 2O-Mariet-
Ia College added another win to their
ing by defeating the Christ church
team OF Cincinnati s5-2s. The christ
Church team Is well known throughout
Ohio and neighboring states and have
made a good record for several years.
They showed flashes OF form through
out the contest but the Blue and White
guards usually stopped all rallies.
Don Whiting. Marictta's representa- i've
on the mythical All-Ohio team Drok-
the local floor record by scoring TWEEN
ty-one field goals. Don has the distinc-
ton Of being the greatest scoring for
ward on any team In ohio and his won
derful work saturday evening bears out
the contentious Of many Of the sporting
writer's % Ohio that he Is the Erca,v~.
Basketball player anywhere In the state.
and would rank with the best in the
country.
IT. Is rumorcd that the championship
contest between parkerSburg the win
ner OF the West Virginia tournament and
SuNers OF Ohio will be played in Marict-
IA and all tho towns around are much
chance 20 try for the Bi-State title they
would like to witness the game This
contest would bring fans from an ever
both states and would be- one OF the his
gest athletic events Of the season.
coach Drumm has received a telegram
from the University OF Rochester ask
ing Tor game on September 3Uth or gnv
oiher date that would be convenient Cor
both. Marietta's football schedule H.
practically mad, NJ and IL is not known
Rochester.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
MUSKINGUM CLOSES
GRIDIRON SCHEDULE

NEW CONCORD. o. March 2o.-wi,h
Sreasy' Neale again signed up as head
coach. prospects are unusually brigh,
Tor championship gootbal team at
Muskingum next year.
Manager McIlvaine announces the.
,,yeIoM ing schedule: September 30 West
virginia Wesleyan al Ruckhannop NJ
"a; october Z, Heidelberg university al
Nyw concord. o; October IA. Marshall
S3hsge at Parkersburg. W. Va; October
OSl3ber =, Hiram college at New Com
core. u; November 4, W. q J. at WASH
lhst"h, IA; November II, Otterbetn
university at WestcrVille. o: November
II. Baldwin-Wallace college at New Con-
cord q; November 20, Wooster colleg.
AZ wooster. o; \oVcn Der 80 Witten-
berg college at Springfield o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21

, Here In a most amazing situation.
tere are seven center fielders OF seven
National League clubs who rank so
sIvsely together. that only forty-three
POINTS separate the best and the worst
OF them. What difference there ~ be-
tween them lies almost entirely In the
speed OF the men themselves and In one
Ease the weakness OF the understudy
The one ranking last might rank sec
ond In the league but for one slight
iault. and at that I expect Pittsburgh
70 rise TO second place In rank before
this study OF players is completed be-
cause OF a deal now pending.
With these seven fighting on almost
equal terms Is one who 80 far outclasses
every one OF them that he - ia points
plgher In the comparative scores than
his nearest competitor.
This one n Benjamin Ksun-and at
that have deducted Just ffty-four
points from kauffs Federal League
value for slight weaknesses in his work
mat are certain to be revealed when 10
has faced National League pitchers a
Few weeks.
do not rate Kaufr a Cobb by any
means. nor do l think he Is as great a
player as he was advertised to be in
tine Federal League. still. he h. so
good. so strong In attack and In defense
that he entirely outclassed the National
League center fieldcrs who. in truth
are a remarkably weak lot compared
with the average major league center
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tcorrsetsd by p. aaohmAn q sons.)
Oil NOTES.

Tho Hope Natural Gas Company No.
9 o. % itley farm. completed iu Big
GuIuu sand and showing for about
hlrroIs. Located about 500 feet north
east OF same company No. 7. same
form Central district. DoddridFe county.
Tho Philadelphia Company No. ?.
Narl Earnshaw farm. completed IN salt
sand and is far gas well. Located
in church district. Mct1el county.
Tho Pure OIL Producing Company has
crill'd its 40. Z. !. ~ RigEs farm. from
salt sand To- the Ii Einjun. and e. dry
90 latter formation. Located iu Centre
willie district. Tyler county near Bears
willie rostufnCe.
Tho Eglu on & Gas Company 80. D..
ON Tho n g. Ming farm. is dry in the
Gordon sanu and will make small gas
wei from 1873 lniun. Located in Green
O .afrtcf Wstysl county.
Tho Trl-State Gas Company 40. e. on
Tho Henry Elson farm. drilled 90 Big
luJuu and viii make about 1-hnfrcl
we'll Located IN Green district. Wstzct
county.
In tho same district the Hone Nstu-
r1l Gas Company 40. o. on The New
hiarfIuaNiile Bank farm. completed be-
500. Bis luiun. and viii make a f0-b1rr-l
well
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21

ne vii be; Devore. OF course. will he
used chiefly TO bring luck and =. 80
although why Moran wanted him when
ne mas pugey. a faster man OF the sam,
y be aud younger. IL a puzzle
Scouting through the candida,c. ,h.
souhsstefs who aspire To break in ana
srao regular Jobs. 4 do not see on. IN
INC outfield lists who is likely To- win
regular Job In ceter field, replacInr
the regular Cor as regular as thev nav
center fielders these daysl OF ias, 20
unless tombstone. at BrookIVn csn
pf.Sk IN by sheer hitting power lie can
nv. put - not "A good bail PLAYER ~
~ s3id that Robinson may try TO turn
o.riiiy, inc shortstop secured from New
dreams. INTO an outfielder because OF
MS hitting power. but that cannot b.;
inquired upon. Mann. from nh. Fads
ser tainly viii have Williams fob on the
Subs quite frequently. He il a better
bal, player than is Williams, who is
ting spasm OF last year IL is a pitv thts
lons legged speed merchant cannot mn
right. Niox. going to the outfield helms
ilttsburgh. hut the chief hope OF aiding
smuggling strength lies in Madden lie
played all the outfields in Texas hui
prefers center. whereas. Viox can switen
anyMhsre. Callahan will do a lot OF
switching before he settles down 10 one
set OF inticlders. and we have to figure
seven men In the three positions
The National center fielders show
some Improvement over what they were
last year. kauff. Mann. Marsans and
kousch are elements that have strcnr-
thened them. but there Still remains n
lot OF room for Improvement Tomorrow
We Will take up the American League
pSrinE them with the National Leaguers
Copyright. 1915. by The Wheeler
syndicate. 1ncJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
STOGIES' HOME Is
BEING PREPARED
FORCE OF MEN STARTED WORK
YBsTEHDAY PUTTING LEAGUE
PARK IN SHAPE.
Grounds Must BE Ready Tor Use BY
April ,. when New York Yankees
Come Here Tor Exhibition
Game.

League Park. the home OF the Wheel
ing Stogies, is being prepared for the
team. Yesterday the Wheeling Athfeso
association had "A force OF men at work.
they were engaged in smoothing OF the
ground and filling in some or the low
places that have been caused by the
heavy rainfall Of the past few months
The workmen found the park badly in
need OF attention and IL will require
the greater part Of the next two weeks
10 get the field In any kind Of shape
However, FEW DAYS Of warm weather
with sunshine would drN up tho mud and
II would then be but few days until
the players would be seen out for prac-
tiCe.
While the ground was in no condition
Tor work. the Athletic association
realizes that only a few days r,.nain bt-
Tor the coming OF the New York YAM
KEGS. The Nanks will he here for a
game on April O.. and 90 t. necessary
,nIt the ra~is h, ~ play ing SHAPE before
that date. in order that the Stogics
may have had a workout before tbc
-iotfamitcs arrive. In less than "a week.
Manager Harry smith viii have arrived
and 10 Is the Intention OF the manage
mcnt TO nave the Erouncs ready for i'm .
mediate use by that time. 10 the weather
conditions will permit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
SALEM ANNOUNCES
BASEBALL CARD

=
SALEM. ". Va. March 20-EascbalI
practice has heon going ON In tho "cvp,''
Tor two weeks and the men have their
arms IN good shape for the beginning OF
outdoor practice. which will be fnaugur-
etcd next week. Tho work OF tho men 10
dotc has been highly satisfactory. and
indications point To one OF the best
Day Institution.
From last years squad there remain
Dcnnison. pitcher. Moore and Ash. CATCH
,r1. both good receivers and depcnda bile
hatters. Brisscy and Laymsn tnfieldcrS.
lftlmick. Williams. Robinson and Hol-
bert outficldcrs. all lightning fast field
crs and slugEers. Then there Is Nc
who j. showing the stuff. and win take
his regular turn In the box this year:
ana among the men. McCaffray Fofd
Hilton and Ashcraft look like first team
c'rtaintics. The first three are infieId-
crs aud ,he last a portside twirler.
\ very attractive schedule has been
arranged composed OF four games az
lows:
april goth. Fsirmout high. a. home
May 9Th. West Lafayette college. az
home
Nav 18th. Linsly Institute. AZ home
May 2sth. West Liberty Normal. at
MAY End Yves, Lafayette. at wo-t
Ia Iaycttc. %.
MAJ 90. LinsIy. AZ wheeling w Va
May fth. West Liberty. az West LIB
'May ms Fairmont high. at Fairmon,
.Iaes i, 2. GIenyiue Normal. at Glen.
VILE ". Va.
s-T-rssttf.d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
CADETS CHALLENGE
WHEELING HIGH
CATHEDRAL BOYS ASK FOR POST
SERIES OF THREE GAMES
WITH GOLD AND BLUE.
one Contest To BE Played on Each Home
FLOOR and Third on Neutral Ground
Much Interest shown

The Cathedral high basket ball team
has issued a challenge FOR a three-game
series To- be played with the Wheeling
nigh school representatives. The Cadets
nave been playing consistently and have
established record that has not been
cpualied by team from that institution
lu recent years. They have lost but
'I' gam. ana THIS was by a very close
OF = games and IS good. fast aggre-
TIE Cathedral boys. however believe
they can defeat the wearerS OF the cold
anc hiuc and are out for their scalp.
ne condition Of the challenge is that
one game be played on the home floor
OF cach team and the third on neutral
floor. Zach OF these teams has a large
GLOWING ana their records for the year
game between them would be one OF the
biggest drawing cards OF the basket tall
season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
METHODISTS LEAVE
ON SOUTHERN TRIP


Special Dispatch 90 The Intelligence.
BJCkHANND$. March 20-At ten
o'clock tonight "a happy crowd Of base
hall players VIII board the Baltimore
ana OHIO train 40. Q 90 tlarkaburc on
tomorrow Tho initial game OF the 1916
nas'hall season VIII Doe played They
VIII % members ~ tho West NIrriuI4
Wesleyan team and MT four Of fEs mon
carried Tor The purpose Df doing battle
WIN th" opposition started ON the s1fns
trip NaHr ago
There four are Captain Daniel More
fisrpn. -numtksr and Miller TH. .suv
men arc Thurman. -HrIrrr and johnson
nIi'h'rr. WIfHrr. Peck and Blake Ir,-
ileId'rr and IIIeIrrfHr. catcher Coach
carlow and Manager -fauabury via
also accompany the team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
TOLEDO LEADERS
RETAIN PLACES

TOLEDO. o. March aO-S.ve,tccr
l.lV" counts were made In the tvo-man
events OF the American Bowling Con
gross mere to-day. without "A single
marx seriously threatening the high To-
ial or Thoma and Marine. who have -
80 The individual event was almost
a. SLOW. LOO counts appearing. The
or Kansas city. who ran into "a ~ 49,
SiNth place with William Rrehcr. Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
OPENS APRIL. IA

INV NDNk. March en-Club ovnera
'i the International baseball League
u.' bore and ratified the Irfg piavIr-
hUduIf. without change Tho season
VIII "u'n Arril %. with Buffalo PLAYING
Hf ItIUHm"ri and Montreal Hf HaIfirIDr.
tn April 3D. Toronto will Duen af N.st.
.rN and Rochester af TROY idrnre The
H.. of fhe Jersey city franchise .1
itu'f t lr.r0 HrI Red Trnr.t arI
ft. transfer fu N.uarA. were rafif|.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
SOME RACING DAYS.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. March eO.-Sixty-
two days 81 racing for Kentucky tracks
Racing Committee az its lrsf meetine,
Of the wear here to-day. Lexington was
awarded twelve DAYS. April - 20 May
10. Churchill Downs. ~ days. May i3
derby Day1. ia MAY %. poaglaz Park.
- days. May % To- JJuno IL: I.atonia. %
days. juno II TO July ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
HOLSTERS DEPART ron SOUTH.

INDIANAPOLIS. March 20-ManaRer
Jack Hendricks and 10 members OF The
indianapolis American Association base
ball team, LEFT here tonight in a special
car for their training camp at Afbanv
Ga. They will arrive in Albany Wedncs-
day and will remain there until APRIL H.
when they will start north. playing a
number 81 exhibition games on the way
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
METAL.

NEW YORK. March 2o.-The Metal
Exchange quotes lead at s7.75 bid: spell
ter not quoted. At London. lead. f36
Is Sd; spclter f92.
Copper steady; eIectrolytic. nearby.
$500 r $3.50; June and later. $1,000 "
Iron firm; No. I northern, s20251
2o.75; No ., S1975a2O.25: No. / south
ern. $4,000 n 1880; No. .. 1915 d20.25
Metal Exchange quotes tin quict:
spot offered at $500. At London spot
copper. fl09. futures. f10f los: electro
lyttc. f13s:
Spot tin. fIss 1os. futures. f1e1 IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
KAUFF WORKS mo STICK.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas March 20
Roth teams hit hard this afternoon and
the New York Giants won from San An
tonic. - 10 - kauN got four hits out
~ i've times I'D. Score.
r. IT. "
New York Nationals ....... II af
san Antonio. Texas League. IL g
Kramer. stroud and Wendell: Kochcr
Harding. Haynes. Dclcamhre and Birch:
Suprr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
WHITE SLAYER
Brought Here Yesterday By United
States Deputy Marshal Moore,
From Down State.

Steven Tolminisini. from United States
Marshal Barrctts district. was lodged
~ the local jail yesterday by Deputy
Marshal J. u. Moore. Nothing was
given out concerning his arrest. He Is
charged with white slavery.
-Four hootleggcrs. Gus Boiingcr. John
Con. alias Red. Steve Rollo and Sidney
Cant a woman. made up the list brought
by the deputy marshal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
INDEPENDENTS WIN


The South Side Indeucudsrta last
evening defeated tho Junior LOYAL sons
basket ball team. ~ tho First CHRISTIAN
church. by the score 81 90 Co r. smith
PLAYED the beet Eumsf FOR the I0vaf
sons and Gordon. Leonard ana TarrInr-
ton play "a a great defensive game fn-
the Iudrrsndfufr. while tIarE .rt
Wood go fHr scoring
Tho fIrruu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
DAVE SAYS:

The sun is crossing the
equator today. 1t is coming
north To dress Old Earth in
"A new
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
Spring Suit

Follow the suns example.
Cross the threshold of the
kraus Store today and dress
Yourself up in one of our new
Spring Suits.
We would like for YOU to
see one of our $25 models
with its long lapels. graceful
back lines and general stvl-
ishness. 1t has a "swagger
hang" that would add S. to
its price in any other store.
Other Suits, So to $50.
Weather for today: Fair.
%%@s2a
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COFFEE.

NEW YORK. March 20.-Cofrce: rio
December SS21
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I.sfr Guard
Yield goals-Turncr g Dawson s Ken
ncy !. Heal,y Q Williams Eupp +.
Soller .. Diilsr D.
Foul goals Williams - out OF u.
Bremmer 7 out 81 L.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-21
RUSS GOODWIN'S
TEAM TRIMS HIRAM

Special Dispatch 60 the Intclligcucer
NEW ATHENS. o.. March 2O.-Hiram
college here this evening bv score 40 To
%. Despite the one-sided score the
game was repletc with Interesting plays
and was fierCely contested. The local
team gain lead early leo the game
which could not Do overcome bV the
visitors For Hiram. the work Of Soller
a. confer. was brilliant while Dawson
FOR the locals PLAYED we'll
The score and summary:
Rrauk1in-4a