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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23
TO FIGHT
ANYTHING LIKE
LIQUOR PARTY
ELEMENT IN The CON
vENTiON FORCES IT TO CON
TINUE To WEDNESDAY
PROS TO OPPOSE ANYTHING WHICH
"SAvORS OF SO-CALlED LIQUOR
pARTY-AOJOURNMERT.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May
2.-The belief j. expressed
that the state democratic con
yention, which opened here Ia
day. will last through Wcdnes
day. There has been no organ
lied effort yet 10 instruct deie-
gates for the vice presidential
candidates. The names of Ba-
kcr. Governor Major Of Nilsson
ri and Vice President Marshall
have been informally suggested.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23
Big GUNS Transferred
70 the Italian Front.

ROME, Italy, May 23.-The Austrians
have transferred 10 the Italian front a
number of 3sl and i20 m,llmetre guns
taken from battleships bottled in the har-
bor of Pola since the beginning of the
war The detonatlons of the famous
cannon seem actually 40 split the ALPINE
peaks, causing frequent avalanches. |,
seems impossible. however. for the Aus
TRANS 10 advance further in view OF the
Tact that the Italians are holding their
positions ienacion.ly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23
British Hold San Antonio
Man AT Singapore. India

WASHINGTON. ID. e.. May Rep
reScntaiion has been made by the state
department to the British government in
behalf of j H. Starr-IIunt. an American
formerly of San Antonio, held at Sinea
pore. He has been held for several
months without n hearing. His transfer
To London for a trial j. being siueht.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23
WAR BOOTY is
BROUGHT TO US.
STEAMSHIP ARRIVES WITH AIR
SHIPS. CANNON. ETC. TAKEN
FROM THE GERMANS.

NEW YORK. May @-The steamship
Lafayette. carving aircraft. cannon
and other war appliances valued M
800 600 arrived today from Bordeaux.
This constitutes booty captured hy the
French from the Germans. Ii has been
loaned Ia friends of the entente allies
in connection with a bazaar to raise r. ,
lief funds. ts
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23
Mere Man Gets Seat
In Woman Convention
Committee Surprised

NEW YORK. y. T., May 90.
The credentials committee Of
rhe General Federation of
WomeI's Clubs convention here
vas surprised today 10 learn
that man j. entitled to seat
In the convention. He IL III. II.
Smith ~ Fulton. Ky. He l. the
accredited alternate Of his wife.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23
German Board To I Handle
Distribution Of Foods

LONDON, May 23.-It il reported a.
announced at Berlin that the
federal council has authorized the i'm.
prrial chancellor ~ establish board
~ handlerhe entire food problem, being
responsible ~ the chancellor. The board
srHff> for people and animals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23
Philippines rofits
In Sale OF Bullion

MANILA. T. L.. Mav -. - jeremiah
Manning. the insular treasurer. returns
from china after negotiating the sale
Ia the Indian government ot seven mil
lion. five hundred thousand silver pc
SOS at twenty per cent profit ~ the in
sular government. The bullion will hc
shipped Immediately.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23
Greek Steamer Sunk
In Mediterranean.
tEy Associated Pre=s.l

by Associated rr.ss.l
LONDON, May 23.-I.loyd'- reports the
sinking Of the Greek steamship Adamnn-
ties korai- by an Austrian in the Medlfrr-
ranean sea. The crew waS saved
An Italian sailing vessel, the Fanrirof-
tf IN the Mediterranean. and the British
steamship RhcansS struck mines and sunk.
Seven Of the crew ~ the British -hIp wn.
killed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23
G. p. Church Endorses
Nationwide Pro law

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. MAY 23-An
amendment 10 the constitution providing
for federal prohibition was endorsed to-day
by the general assembly of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. The committee re-
port said that liquor men are conducting
a nationwide campaign for moderate drunk
Ing against total abstinence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23
Spanish Ship Missing.
May Have Been Sunk

MADRID. Spain. May 23.--TEe sica.
mcr Marquee lie Mudefa. leaving New,
port. Wales. May has not been heard
from and il j. believed the ship was sub
marined The Spanish owners of the
ship threaten :s,, tnc.r ,.'.sf:s IN port
unless the government secures suaran.
tees from Germany.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23
French Press EIaied
Over Great CAPTURE.
Try Associated Press.

IVY A~so'lhtrd Press.l
PARIS. May 23.-The press and the
pnhlic are greatly elnt-si--cver the recap
ture BY the French after three months of
the greater part Of Fort Douaumoni, taken
BY the Germans AZ the outset of the Yer
dun drive. j i expected to affect nen-
trail opinion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23
French Steamship Sunk
In Mediterranean Sea

MARSElTLES. France. May 23.-1he
French steamship l.aneucdoc VA, sunk
Saturday in the Mediterranean sea by
submarine. according To a report. Cap
Captain Batt>tI wa- taken prisoner be
cause he attempted to defend the ship.
One of the crew was killed. and eleven
were injured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23
MEXICAN ARMY OF 10000
MEN ORDERED TO BORDER
TO EXTERM|NATE BANDITS
WitIadyaiVI Of Sibley Command From
Mexico Believe Cause of Delay In
Sending NeW Cayyanza Note


Bf AsSD'IHt. fFFsNFF
MARATHON, Texas, May 23.-
A rumOr current that a hand of
ESQ bandits were across the river
from Loh0. Texas, last night is
uncOnfirmed here. Colonel SibIey
and Major LanghOrne are expect
ed TO reach here tomorrow, and
will make a detailed report of
their Mexican operations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23

COLI MBUS, y. NJ. May 32-Two new
100 horsepower aeroplane~ arrived here
today and are being prepared for General
Pershng's use III scouting. The arrival of
more food supplies indicates no intention
OF immediate withdrawal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23
DeIbrueck Decorated by Kaiser.

LONDON, May 3.-Clemens Deibr,s
eek. who resigned as minister of the IN
terror on a plea Of i'll health, has bcra
decorated by the emperor, according 10
" Berlin dispatch With the decoration
the emperor sent letter expressing III.
'-warmest thanks" for Delbrueck's 10y
atty
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23

The following weather forecast for the
lower gulf coast states and the Magic
Valley is issued iy the United States
weather bureau AT New Orleans:
Tonight and Wednesday. tar; gentle
10 moderate winds. most southernlv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23
Norwegian Ship Sunk
BY Austrian Submarine.
, nv Associated Press.

By Associated PreSs.D
PARIS, May 23.-Ths Norwegian
steamer Tjomc was sunk near AIcudia.
Island of Maiorca, by an Austrian subma-
rine, according to dispatch. The crew
was saved.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23
tscsi weather Observations.

The following local weather observe
tions. covering the "a hour Iscriod ending
sr a m. i"is,. are furnished hv the
United States weather huTeaa station at
Fart Brown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-23

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-03

eansssaa and reading contests and ths
question ~ COED roade has been dia-
e1aaaa IN as many Ha@stin9a anG bafoFs
a. laast as.a98 ps0pla
Exfmmm8nn Es9rsmreM~-f1V m@ama
sf fhasm lectures many nn@Fn gars ~
The faculty hAwa made addresses IN
NmFauf pnrtiags 81 IRE state raacn
ing 4 large number - people
at NJ C A. awfamRnn woFM
through wAteh ra0rs tnan ana hun
aFs1 men are doing goma fern ~ re-.
HKf8ua o. social work.
MsonHxhf Aehoat~Tws neon
fwhf Shoots hare beer evHa nlHa6 ara
ana ia 1@81a conducted very secemss
folly thrae miles fraxs the university
HuHsfins ~ tha Buream ~ Wkfen-
Fo0 ~ thn University bow include tbH
following paaiicatiomss
Hgral t4fa BHlietlu The couna
try Ch9rrh
RgrwtnlA HfRh scnooI Quarterly.
published ta November Eeafaafv.
May and August
a Virginia Hlmh School Literary
and athiafts League debate Part 3
"0fRa n3natiou. Parliamentary Forms
ard Rulas Eart q ~Ar38rneufs and
References
4 Virninia nigh seheoi Literary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-03

% represent 2hMlr rsmmHnltv NJ shs
eemRFsss Lev Railroad rafea have
beFn AhaatAa@ea Ann man9 special psf4
1Ns r" gFsmM kafm@a T. tAe aaMaF@nt
AR4 FFpeae p ths &9atnegn #eat9-
49, ~3@@f@sA - 9assinsa ~ sAaA
etsfK &efsafie7R y te
80 itngF@x@ kee s9mh AfEle'
go sfa @@@atAA@#s p ne N@Ata
AtteaHs t7@ VITA iRH p@ftAa#a
ne A4e4Feas - 81 present.
Hf@et ear e@tea a#atAa+
tsA94@t aittBi $50
i"# # ANttfe ZOE RI #.@aF
n&A"8AAt An@@ ha'bh# w tHHtf
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-03

taken 70 4 haanigBA
aampa0n entered tha saloon. whsem
IL operated ~ Miehaei Laheskys nna
wakes e rae bar az wafah atovd rsaFe
thar n1kam m#n. A nsnn@mt later,
Is u sald. gme Of BE harris ws@ fauna
is tae pocket 81 aBs4her nazn. TnaFs
was e protest au8 aampeen srNw ais
rsvolvaH and hawam arsnM inta tas
crowd
HH fred fRuf shufa shTaa ~ waAeA
were Elective AFTER sac she8tfRw
be- walked ealmlv oui SD wsnt 20 =
nsof sg9ss e short distance away
Aa#e Just killed aanem Msxt-
e@nH hmrrfamrlaa Fhea h# aFAm hta
revolver md bHH@n rnlas6lnM Il
IT. few moments the e9llea @afsTaA
gu8 tase hla esHn1gar Before ha eaasa
atHha nHa Of a. Ha naluta4nea shAK
~ hma h@eH ~hi1l8mK Mexgemnm#
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-03

ard Athis13n League debate. 'swonmnss
Suffrage"
9. virginia H4xh School Literary
ard Athletic IMaans a@hata E}ood
Reads"
e Exfs aaen Series. Vol No
UnlvanHifv EHtMnmon Lectures
Extension aer8aa Vel No g.
aCon9oA fworv Maaeafion
arlAnss@m Series Val H. re a.
hsl 93@ua Activities ana Advantages
st ma University ~ Vfrwlnim
ENtamssgH Series vol Ne g.
Program For the Eaa ~ eunaaF
Schools ard Ehnrehs IN the Cbaarv
anee ~ Country Chafeh Day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-03

rhIssao ui kartf ssrgns hflle8 ann
ore 1sBaa#a was the casualty HHa N
Hiaa fs'anA saloon after faoga 4.
aang zgn telegraph sueratar 81
Fletcher OKLA haa sra attaa hlm faus7-
gef fata q Krpap Of msn at the bar efa
kff Nerleaam
AR6raw ran3*A. a iahaTav. was shot
ywfae hafa@ thA hssrt ga a3aa an
sha aBot Miaaaaf Gri8Fiak waa shot
through th@ mamtn. the ballet loam.
tsx Is kha back ~ nla aAek fFa mas
Smyrna times., 1916-06-07
Hay for Sale

Timothy and Glover aud Glover and Tim
othy mixed. loose, by the ton.
See me about Two Farms at Bargain
SosEPH r. JEFFERSON,
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-07
NEWS OF THE DELAWARE
MARYLAND PENINSULA
NEwSY ITEMS GATHERED FROM
OUR STATE EXCHANGES

lnte resting Items from all Partsof the
Peninsula About Your Friends and
Neighbors and Their Doings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
RFG|||AR LIMP FAILS To SHOW
AND HESS IS BUM SUBSTITUTE
FAILS TO GALL RUNNER OUT FOR
KNOCKING WHEELING
FIELDER DOWN.
"Smoke" Manager Continued Game
Under Protest-SoIdiers MAKE maj
Counter in Seventh Frame.

A rank decision BY Hess. who was
,,m1iirine the bases. cost the Sto2leS
the opening game Of the home series
yesterday b. the score Of 1 to 3. owing
10 some unexplained cause. the regular
arbitrator failed TO show W. TOT the
game. Ten minutes after starting lilue,
Managers Smith and Nee decloeo 10
put, one player, OF each team 10 "otn IN
alternately on balls and strikes ana on
the bases. Hess was sent out TO WORK
for DAYTON and Duffey for Wheeling.
In the sixth frame. Hess gave Dayton
the: game, when he refused to call
Jacobs out for interference. AFTER the
DAYTON catcher had ran into Callahan;
who was attempting to field batted
hall. and rendered him temporarily
unconscious.
Wheeling scored in the opening
round. Seibold grounded out. FROST
to Sykes. but Cleveland hit safely 70
right. Callahan punched one through
the pitchers box for hit, putting
Cleveland on second. Both runners
moved up a notch on passed ball oy
Jacobs. Cleveland scored on. King $
out, Hobbs to Sykes. Two more came
for the Stogies in the fourth. Lear LED
off with a hit to center. but was cauent
trying to steal. Sheeren singled 70
right. Reilly singled to right ana ana
SheeTen came all lne way uoAtc' 49,!
taking second on the throw to me
plate, Blackwell hit through Sykes
for base and Reilly came home
Sefbold and Wetzel we're easy.
The sixth gave Dayton three OF their
runs. Nee was safe at first when SCI; Sci,
one in the ribs Storch famed. stew
arts clean triple to right scored Nee
and Spencer. Sykes hit shor, fly to
out and Stewart on third and Jacobs
on. first. Hobbs hit bounder at Gala
han. The second baseman came IN TO
field the ball lie WAS directly on the
base line and Jacobs collided with MIN
with such force that his breath was
Knocked out and he was rendered I'M
conscious lust as tho ball hit his glove:
Hess refused to call Jacobs out and
allowed Stewart 20 score from thlro.
Prose flew out 10 Sheerer.'
Their final run came il the seventh
as the result Of doubt BY, Warner;
\ee's hunt hit 10 thru naSe %n1
Warner came home wien Blackwell
let one get through hin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
SMOKES AND Vets
PLAY TWICE TODAY
FIRST GAME AT 1850 O'CLOCK AND
THE SECOND at REG
ULAR TIME.
Douglas and Bravener May Bo Called on
to Do the Heaving-out for Re-
venge After Yesterdays Game.

This morning at lD;3o O'Clock the
StoSics will agnln try conclusions with
the Dayton Soldiers. This morning :
game will he followed by another in
IN" afternoon. Ii. will hc called ut
3:I5 o'clock. the regular time. Now.
the Smokes arc out tu scalp the Vets.
Yesterday. through some hook or crook,
no umpire had been provided for the
game Hess. ono "f the visiting play
ers. together with Pitcher nuftry, of the
Siogics. was sent Ia arhilratc. bufrer
did we'll. hul Hess. whom ii is Snl'!
never played professional bali until this
week. fell down on the job. forgot lh''
rules or something and lnmm"d IN"
works. The result WAS a protested
game.
Douglas and Hravrnor will probably
he the pitching selections for ,ohay
This. however. has not as Yet been fully
dccilcd ON, hut ii looks like II might
be up 70 them to fire 'rm over. S"ihol1
VIII hc kept in center until tho rr'il M
OF AlI"nhurg and W"t2cl, having work
rh yesterday. Will u" in no condition for
another mill" today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
Dayton Takes Opener From Smiths StogieS
One Rule Ball Players
Are Supposed To XIV

Sections seven and eight, rule
Sc, pertaining to when base run W,
ners are out, reads as follows: III.
in running from first to second
base, from second to third base, or
from third base to home base, he
run more than three. feet from a
direct line between a base and the
next one in regular or reverse or:
der to avoid being touched by a.
a ball in the hands of the fielder.
But in case a fielder be occupying
a base runners proper path in at
tempting to field batted ball,
then the base runner shall run our
of direct line to the next pase andt
behind said fielder and shall not.
be declared out for so doing: -
If he fail to avoid fielder At.
tempting to field batted ball, or
Intentionally interfere with q
thrown ball"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04

stolen baSeS-YantZ.
Sacrifice tliNs--Trpc. MatheS.
Two base hit--MatheS.
ThrcH b;Sa hit--kibhlc.
Double pray-Mitchell to Math"s 10
Eygii. 49,. ,,,,. :
Hits end earned runs--tllf t:anl"r' >
hits. , runs in J innings: Off schultz. i
hIt D 7,iis in innings; off Turner. .
hits .un in innings.
struck out-Ey Turner. .; by tramHr'
!: by schultz |. .
Eases on baIlS--nff Turner. 4: Oft
Cramcr. /: off Schultz. ).
Hi: batSman--M!I"r.
Passed baIl---Yantz.
Lor, on bascs--k;>anSvilie. 2; TcrrH
Mau,". 5.
Tlm"-":l5.
l'mpirc--tiieSel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
TO E1n61NArE BEAN BALI.

NEW YORK, July Sowing TO tho
frequency with which balls are thfoWnE
to intimidate battcrs in baseball gameSl
and fearing fatal consequences mere
from. Charles Ebbets, president OF thol
BROOKLYN National League club. na1f
written 10 John Tener, president OF t6el
National League, requesting that whSn:t
ever in the jud gment of an umpire NE
miro should Immediately award tho BATS
man his base regardless Of the number
Of balls or strikes which may be ON the
batter at the time. Tx
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04

Summary: rwo-hHSr hitS-t'rhwfnrd.
VIII stolen hasr$-ST cHkcr =. smith.
Ciandil Chapman. Sacrifice hits bag
by. Chapman. Iiush. Sacrifice NY,
Speaker. Double play--StanaEr ana
Young. Left on ia scs--Cl"velanu a; DC
trnit II. First base on "rrnrS-Sl icy e.
land |. Detroit :. RasrS on ballS--pil
Lowd"rmiIk :. off pauss i. Hts ana
earned runS-Dn Lnwd"rmilk Z. no
runs in IL innings; OF EaEhy ana
in "a innings: off DauSs ana IN
Innigs. nfr Erickson non" AMI none in
inning. Hit ny pitch"r--RH l'auSs
jSrcakcr). struck out-Hy Lowd"rmllk
!. hy Raghy :, by pausS :. hy Erickson
|. Passed halls--Stanagc l.. mplrrS-
Dinccn and Chill. Timc-2:oo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
CHICAGO
COMBINES HITS WITH M1SPLAYS
AND DOWNS PIRATES,
8 TO 2.
Ainchrnan's Throw Respon stble-D odg-
ers Take the Giants Over-Brlves
Scalp Phlllies-Red-Card Game,
Rain.

PITTSBURGH. July 3.-Chicagn de-
fcaIcd Pittsburgh here today by ii score
of 10 >, the visitors winning in the
eighth inning when hits by knabe Will
IiuIr& and Zimmerman. base on balls
to Hendrix and Hinchman's wild throw
scored three runs The Pirates made
one run in the first inning on lliuch-
mans triple after Carey had hunted
safely and another in the seventh Oh
TWO hits. u base on balls and an error.
Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
XBaltcd for Flack in eighth.
XXBattCd for ScaIOn in eighth.
Score Ivy innings:
Chicago ..........h u u = n--n
Pittsburgh .......l y D U u U u
Summary. Two-basc hit--ZImmcrma

Summary. Two-basc hit-Iimmcrman.
Three base hitS--Mullignn. lltnchman.
stolen husc---1aird Sacrifice hits
Fluck. Williams 0'I1ricm. Wilson. l1ou-
bic rlay--Wilson aud Wagner. Lett on
bascs-Chicago t, Pittsburgh 1%.' Firs:
base on crrnrS-l'iliShurSh l. First
base on balis-~-Off Scatnn :. off Packard
.. "fr Cooper >. on harmon !. Hits and
earned runS---nn Scat"n hits runs
in innings: off Packard. hits no runs
in innings; off Cooper. hits runs
in s innings: off Harmon. II" hits no
runs in ! inning. Hit by pitchcr--Ry
Scaton ! (Rairdh. by Packard l Nag
ncrl. struck out-Ry Sraion Z. by
Packard 3, by Cooper :. Ivy Harmon |.
Wild nit ch--Sratun. rmpirrS--k lem
ond F,pSlir Timc--n .0.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
WHITE Sox TAKE ERRAT1C
GAME FROM ST. LOUIS

CHICAGO, .mly 3.---Vhlrnto WON III
erraIic game from 81. Louis today. 3
10 >. Victory came in ihr seventh
when Schnik singled and scored ""cn
W:ciim,n Ihrrw WnlrgangS bunt toward
frs, base, where no one WAS stationed
TO receive III" throw Before IN" ball
was recovered the winning run was
scored and WOlIgang went 10 thlTa'
Score: H. ~ T.;
Chicago .l II u . Nh = i"
Batteries: Wriimau and severed;
Wolfrang and 81 halk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
REDS GET EARLY LEAD;
TAKE BLACK SOX OVER

MUSHROOM. Mich. July 3.-G"ttinG
five runs in the second and third IN
nings while finding METERS offerings
for seven hits. the MuskcG"n kcdS
cinched The first game of the local Sc
RIGS with Grand Rapids to-day. bcstinG
tho BLACK Sox by Il 70 score. The
score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04

stolen Eases--Shovlin.
Sacrifice Hits-Spcnrer. Hoffman.
Two Rase llits--Dunn. Anderson. Col
line.
Three Base Hits--Fluhrer. Bcall.
Number Of HitS--0f Hill. = in Is
inning: off McColl S in % innings.
Struck Ou,--McCnll %: Luudermiik.
3.
Eases on RallS-Flill |: MCCnIl. ..
Lott on Bascs--Springticld !; South
Send. 1.
tmpIrc-Ross.
Time-1:40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
DODGERS HAVE PICNIC
WITH McGRAW'S GIANTS

NEW Work.. July %.-Brookl!n easily
won It's game with New York today. E
Ia I. Rohnsnn'S team hit Anderson
hard and hc WAS poorly supported. "spc-
cially in tho fifth inning. when Brooklyn
humrhed n double and a single with three
errors ny the Giants for three runs.
Score: Ri. f..
Erunklyn 80 . u " Of u
New York J. q q u u 9-1 2
Batteries: CoOmhS ana Miller. An'h'r-
son SChupn and Harden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
OFFERS LOVING CUP TO
BEST AMATEUR PLAx10

G. F. Merge and W., L. James, tho
AN have offered a beautiful loving
s silVer c cap' to the individual member q
he amateur baseball team who makes
he best general average for the season.,
beginning today and ending with TIE
The Gun will be placed in the show,
window OF the Hodshon Hat Company
1864 Main street tomorrow. Tho oup
will be engraved with the winners mans
Tho Judges will be selected from the
sport writer's Of the Wheeling papers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-04
SERIOUS HPIpEnnG

NEW YORK, July 3.-The epidemic
Of infantilc paralysis here had clailns6
up to tonight 80 lives. Since SATURDAY
noon there have been % deaths. Many
new cases are reported.
The department of health Is waGtn3
a campaign to prevent the spread Of the
epidemic. and today placed placardl
warning the public to keep away from
streets where there are one or more
cases. ~
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INDIANS
ARE oUTBATTED BUT WIN FROM
THE TIGERS BY TO
SCORE.
Dauss' Wlduess Responsible-WMte Sox
Down Browns-Red Sox Win From
Macks-Yanks Trim Senators.

CLEVELAND. O.. July 3.--lIauss'
wildness early IN the gam" and his IN
effectiveness in the NTH. combined with
TWO costly errors gave Cleveland Il b
10 1 victory over Detroit today. "c*nite
the fact tho visitors were OIItnatlcu II
to g. LowtIrrmilk started for Cleveland
but was wild and retired Ill favor oi
Ragby who was effective. Score.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Atlanta
Atlanta. >: Chattanooga. ;.
NJ New ,DrlcauS----
New Orleans. \: Memphis. !.
At Little Eork---
Little Rock. :: Mobile, /.
~ BirminChan
lEirmingham-N Nashville. rain.
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CRAMER GETS POOR
SUPPORT AND LOSES

TERRE ,rAl'Tt. Ind July a.-F""I
support behind Cramnri IN" tlrS' anu
sncnn- innings this afternoon gave
E.s,.,;;e ,hc first caJ!c of tn" series
: - >. schml;x w,n, n" h"x in III"
opening of ~" $iS'h an, ati"w"n n"t one m
Iii, Whelan and Ivn"l provided Held
i,r f,n,mrsS SrnrtN:
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YANKEES TAKE thinning
GAME FROM SENATORS

WNSIII NtiTON. July ".--NrW uEK
hcu, WASHINGTON on" go nothing today
in an eleven inning game. Score:
." =" *. IT, T..
y Y.U ~ i . II II u ~" IL
WHSu 20 u u u 80 IN &" l
BATTERIES: CALDWELL and Nunamakcr;
lnhnapn and AinSini'h.
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PIRATES SELL ONE; BUY TWO.

TlTTSEl 'RGN. July 3.--Th" I'lItS-
hursh National L"aGu" club has trades
Edward Barney Ia tn" ."uISvillc Amer
lean Association team for N.nyd Farmer.
according In an announcement here 20
day. Both are nutfl"ld"rs.
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HARVESTERS TAKE EASY
ONE FROM RENDERS

SPRINGFIELD, O., July S.--Spring-
field Won to-day'S game from South
Rcnd by the score of To q. Lefty
Loudcrmilk. Just purchased from South
Bend. had no trouble in defeating his
former teammates. Hill started the
game for the visitors. but only lasted
one.thirh of an inning. Score: