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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-13
AZ all In the nature of a ietdown after
midulnfer Dnsnife ALI nhafuclcs Of hilb

AZ all In the nature Of a letdown after
m~idwinter. Despite all obstacles Of high
prices and scarcity OF material. forward
buying has been heavy III most lines,
and the meta, industries and trades are
particularly prosperous. a gauge OF
trade and industrial conditions Is given
In the United states steel Corporations
report cf orders at the end OF Feb
ruary. This showed an increase OF $780,
1879 tons during the month, a very pro-
nounced increase IN comparison with
January. and bringing the total Of future
contracts 1928 toni above the previous
high aggregate, reported for December
81. 1906. This expansion has taken
place at an advance OF prices from a
level already high and on a production
taxed capacity.
Whatever slackening may appear in
our export trade toward the end Of the
year. no diminution In the outward
movement TX yet discerniblc. The export
trade factor in the expansion of profitable
enterprise promises to be maintained
with "A good deal of vigor for months to
come. Wal munition shipments are now
rising rapidly In amount n value and
seem likely to attain the maximum In
another month or 70. This does not
necessarily mean a decrease thereafter.
On the contrary the movement may be
sustained for many months AS a result
of additional orders. Current rumor
suggests hat advantage Is being taken Of
the productive facilities which have been
developed hero to negotiate further con-
tracts for war materials which will In
sure an adequate supply against all the
contingencies OF military events.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
METHODISTS DROP
ONE TO GEORGIA

Special Dispatch to the Intolligencer.
ATHENS. Ca. March 2S.-Wcst Nir-
ginia Wesleyan went down 20 defeat at
the hands OF the strong university OF
Georgia team here today. by the score OF
10 o. after nine innings OF brilliant
baseball Thurman was on the mound
for Wesleyan. and only once did the
Georgians touch up his delivery notably.
This happened in the seventh when with
two down Clements cracked one for
threc bases. and Davis also hit safely.
while Clements scored. Wesleyan had
men on bases In the sixth. seventh and
eighth innings. hut could not score.
WcStbrook. the Georgia pitcher. had
plenty Of smoke ana Wesleyan was un-
able To nick his delivery with any eject.
three hits being the total for the after
noon.
In the field. however. while there were
several miscues. there was also some
brilliant plays Nouc OF the errors OK
ccpt one figured in tho scoring. Single
ton, Morrison and Schumacher in the out
field and Miller at third base all had
running catches that were features
The Wesleyan team left Immediately
after the game for Tuscaloosa. Alabama.
where tomorrow a two-gamc series with
the university or Alabama Is started
Tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29

The hopes OF some ball clubs will ooze
away through the catching department
TINS season. The study or the catchers
mas furnished me with more surprises
nan one expects 20 md IN any position
IN the National League. l mud two
cluhs which otherwise might have grand
chances Tor grabbing the pennant in
that rcviving organization almost hone
lessly outclasSed in the catching de-
partments. I md two other clubs thai
positions who are raised 90 near the
TOP rank through the strength OF IN.
catching departments
Here. too. We ind the team that Las,
season ranked FIRST IN the league as TO
catch"rs crowded down to a tie for NTH
place because OF the injury to the arm
Of one man
The possession OF one great catcher
who ~ strong and durable tand lucky
enough to catch practically ali the
games for club is on. OF the grca,est
assets. killifer was one Of these. Ha
could catch any Of the pitchers on tho
SIAN OF the champions. an dhe played
the game IL - a serious problem
whether XII ever viii 10 "A great catch
.,r again. lie damaged the arm mon
keyinE. not while playing. and ne kept
on catching long after he should have
stopped The arm has responded To the
special treatment n has had all yNfnte r.
nut even now - IN poor SHAPE. Burns
very fair catcher especially IN IN.
worlds series. hut he has not the high
class Of killif.r nor docs he WORK 50
Well with tho pitchers. think hc
handicapped Alexander considerably in
Two games. chiefly through lack OF ia
miliarity with his system. and several
times Alex. seemed under q null
cincinnati has the ranking catching
stan OF the league. although % is OK
ceied IN attacking strength by the ST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
A. B. C. MEET HAS
BEEN COMPLETED
MUSEE TEAM rINIsHED IN SEVEN
TEENTH PLACE IN FIVE NAN
EVENTS
chicago Takes Three OF Pour Ev.nt-
individual Leaders VIII Roll For
National Title Tonight.

TOLEDO. Ohio. March es-America.s
greatest bowling tournament came 20
an end here tonight, when the last shot :
ln the individual event were rolled
shortly before : o'clock without diSpiac-
INK the former leaders Three OF t.
TOUR Championships were won by Chit
Sago, which entered the hcavie- deiega-
non from an outside city. while IN. dig
llhnois town has chance To- make a
clean sweep IL frank shaw OF ,b.t ~,
can outroll Ben Huesman of Cincinnafi
and sam Schliman. OF Toronto, tomor-
rOwn light.
sykes Thoma and Hank M.rn,,,
Won the doubles with the marx 81 is-s
iolled Two weeks ago. Matte Faetz and
marley Hildehrandt. two az the colon-
ma Leaguers OF chicago. the former be
lnE the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS champion OF
Illinois, secured second place in "a tie
Of Fort WAYNE.
Thomas won the all-events with 1919
n comparatively low score considering
me other 10 meets otto kallusch ~
Rochester ran second
The three individual leaders will an
I'dr mere tomorrow .nght at : O'Clock
ana roll thre" games for the nationai
litlc. the winner OF the contest taking
the medal. emblamatic Of the honor
losers will divide second and .htrd
the finish were
- Frank shaw. chicago: Ron Huesrnan
cincinnati and sam Schliman. Toronto.
each with SIS.
Two hours before the finish OF the
tournament tonight. Oscar Deal. OF Car-
ton, ohio. rolled into fifteenth place
IN the singles with 65t
s.s~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
THE EVOLUTION OF DRESS

II H. conceivable that primitive man.
living the free and simple life. un-
hampered by polite conventions. was
thoroughly contented with such crude
body coverings as best adopted them
selves 10 climate. convenience and en-
yironment
With the multiplying ages. mans
knowledge increased-each succeed
ing generation prohting by the expert
ence Of the preceding ones And this
advance in learniug. awakened grow
ing fondness for personal adornment
keeping steady pace with his broad
ening vision
n one were to search Tor the fount
% this desire TO be httinsly apparcled
30 could easily be- traced 10 sexual
reason both man and woman en-
deavorinE 90 appear a. their best IN
each others eyes especially when a.
mating age. Nature-lifc teaches this
and desires expanded they assumed q
daring lautut which reached its
/ apex several centuries aro.
During chi. period various fanclfm
one might almost say grotesque-
conccits sprung into being. a. wit
ness the many paintings of old mast
crs
Happily these costumes Of y-gone
ages. have been 80 modified that they
arc scarcely recognized boz their pres
enfday forms
To-day tho ethics Of good dress
ar" htt.uely illustrated by modest. ir-
cuu-pIcuou- lines. form OF dress.
which grants freedom of action. a
general type ~ design which appeals
io. and gratihe- Do" truly aesthetic
taste. models. Leaving scarcely any
suggestion for Improvement achiov.
inG for The twentieth century man. tho
distinction OF having attained the
zenith ~ dress perfection
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
LINSLY ATHLETES
Are Preparing for Big season-Final
BASKET Ball Game This Evening
Baseball Opsas Saturday

The athletes At I'usIy Institute are
preparing FOR busy weekend This
evening the basket ball team will com
plcte most successful season. when
they meet the members Of the NIumui
team This team is composed OF for
m'r stars az the Institute.
faScball - now taking tho attention
OF most OF thu boys. They have spent
nut on" day ~ outdoor practice. hut are
said Co 20" showing up iu fine style
There ls plenty of material for the nine
and % Is expected one % tho best tn the
history Of thu school will represent Lin
sly this year. The baseball team will
officially open tho season on IN. Island
ball park. the home grounds next sat
urdaN. when New NartIn-NiIlo high
school comes here. other games are be
ing arranged and will b. announced
within Few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
Harry EcCLEs AND ARTHUR Ew.
hAT ARE fIRsT MEN TO
COME HERE.
'thers Have Been ASKED 10 Wait Few
Untn weather Conditions
VIII Allow Real Practice.

Harry Ecclcs and Arthur Ewart. two
" INC 1915 Stogic twirlers. put in their
,l pnearsnSe yesterday at the headauar-
non. Both twiriers look like corners
SIZE counts FOR anything Eccics halls
ilDun tanada. Vow York. and il a husk y
io"sing chap. He stands something like
rect :. and has tho build OF a real
nsll player. Ewart is another big fell
,oM' slightly smaller than Eccles. but
hsS the earmarks Of a man that will he
able 10 deliver the goods. Both are
Southpaws: and are said TO posses fne
siderable speed.
Ewart halls from wayncsburg. and
comes well recommend as a good
owIrier, Eccles has had considerable
whore he Is said by critics 90 bo a
'"mer. Manager ShriV~r said last evcn-
lhg that he had sent tcicgrams to sew
"ral men asking them no- To report uu-
W turther notice IL received lie cN-
plaihed that the condition 81 the ball
GROUNDS would not permit practice. and
mat the association ha- no place where
the athletes could keep themselves in
condition.
Those who have been asked 10 report
az later date are Second Bassman Cal
lahan. Catcher OStroski OF puIonvalc.
and NJ. J. Braycner. of Wichita. Kan.
me latter comes to replace Davis. who
last year was the best pitcher on the
The signed contract Of Pitcher N. -
Alhro was also received. Ito halls from
as conner.
While nothing definite has been heard
from Manager Harry smith. the pilot is
expected TO put IN an appearance here
AZ any time. Ho most certainly will 10
here for the game next Monday with
The New York Yankees. Albert Spik.r.
or ls"rgholz. "a first haSeman. arrived
yesterday. but returned 10 his home un-
~ weather conditions VIII permit Of
practice hero.
Tho stogics viii take on tho LinsIy
institute team for game either April
~ or p. Several other exhibition games
have already been arranged and will be
announced later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29

fellow. as smart as ever came out Of old
hlghland county. which Is some boost
since frank kehrtng and I both come
from there. not 20 mention Red White
Everyone I'm podson township Is pulling
Tor Hank. lie saw the error OF his wsys
year. He has n competent assistant IN
Whaling. ~
81 Louis - extremely strong IN the
catching department with snyder and
Gonzales. snyder il the best hitter ~
the catchers and corking catcher. and
Sonzales - one OF the most improVoJI
men working with pitchers I ever saw.
IhtN also have n fellow named Rarrtern
who - highly tipped. and may b.. kcpt
Tor further schooling
Which brings US down TO the lame
ducks This year Brooklyn seems TO
have real chance to get into the thick
or the pcnnant fight. and the fatal weak
spot appears to b. the catching depart
worn out Indian of the Giants. helms .
little. but not much. The Chief never
was good catcher even. but ranked
nigh because OF his ability 20 swat
When he Tell down az hitting he waN
zone hrooklyn did not need his hitting
but " needed a corking backstop expert
enccd with ationnl League batters and A
good handler % pitchers Meyers knows
the batters. but in the other departments
ne can be or little use. Miller and Nc
earthly are second raterS.
The Giants are in even worse shane
Doom has gone FAR. far back aud mo-
,onger Is the peppery hustling catcher
n" was. McGraw helped hts team some
by picking up Raridcn. but you will hea-
bowls % dismRv on the Polo Grounds
before the season Is a month old Rart-
uen had a corkinE season in the Federal
last year. have discounted his Fed
"ral League figures Is per cent Tfa
caught "A lot - ball almost all New
ark games. but TO mo ne did not look
70 be a good catchcr-only slightly
above aNerage-and I'm certain We
would BE- safe In taking 30 points OFF mis-
Federal League batting average
Io-morroW We will tackle the Amerf-
gu L@ak" ' 'athcer~- Ihcre are some
friEhtfully weak spots shown there
ttopyright. 1915 by The Wheeler syn
Tra
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Louis outfit. which comes second.
Slarss Is Improving every year. and he
70 back them ~ there Is q fellow names
huhn. who Il bear Of n catcher. al
tnoesn needing more experience. He Is
ball player
When 1 started doping. Pittsburgh
Inquired last among the oatchers as IL
mad only Gibson. who has gone back
terribly. Schmidt. from san Francesca.
ana wagner OF Youngstown. IL looked
the worst catching stan that ever handi-
capped pitchers. and then Callahan mao.
Yen strike BY grabbing Art Wilson. 1
know these major leaguers will not
agree with ma as 10 Wilson's strength.
lheN Will want TO rate hiW low because
they viii claim mis- hitting strength was
largely IN home runs over short fences
IN the Fed league. Don't do A. Wilson
did pile W a home run record bv hitting
long Tiles over fences. but he was hit
ing that way purpOscly. and when the
Fences were heightened he changed his
hating style and kept right on clouting
grand fellow. hard worker and =
good catcher.
Chicago does not figure nearly so high
as its admirers hope. am 90 the opin-
ion that Jimmie Archer has Slipped back
50 FAR that he Is now only a fair catcher
lpstesd OF a great one. The Gun pacNers
think Archer will come back under
lihker. n" Jared with the management
last year and played bad ball but a
player VINO does not play well under ad-
verse circumstances is no longer a win
ming catcher. l watched Archer most
closely and regret TO say IL looks to M.
a. " her could do no better and that m.
lack OF harmony with the management
~ mostly alibt Fortunately for Tinker.
nc has great young catcher in Fischer
tinker thinks well OF him for he ure-
ierred him to Wilson. Fischer il A
hustler. conner. and really great
Young catcher who has improved stead
ily. ] figure he will catch more than
half the cub games this year
Hank Gowdy lost a lot OF leaves ont
or his laurel wreath last year Tie did
not attend to business and being a
worlds champion and hero did not
help his ball playing / look for "A otiicS
LLMnLlCk hi. LI..L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
HEAVY LANDSLIDE.

HUNTINGTON. ". Va. March IS
Passengers travelling on the baltimore
q ONO railroad are transferring AT Mil
!'r~Iort Ferry. W. Va. where "A heavy
landslide occurred early this morning.
according To an official announcement
made mere today. ~ freight car has
reached her" from Pittsburgh for twelve
hours. continual downpour Of rain
running out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
NEALE WILL STICK
hs 'ne Has Reached This City That
SFesAy Is slated For Berth win
Cincinnati

Fans who are Interested i- .,ro..,.,,
49, ,Wh" last season held down an
i'lu position FOR the ~tociss An st,rb
,''i'.ii ahl' ta~hlon and "a no was DRAFTED
IN 'ih'lhnat- VIII stick In Ecdlaud m
ma h"'n learned her. from ar nffi,isi
-nHI' lnHi .frra~y" iS slated for "a r,.r-
nhn'nf berth. HIS work > vsr,. rl..,.-
ing 2" Manager ierzog aud h.. viii lie
retained a. one OF the regulars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
MEMBERS OF 1916 ST0GIE OUTFIT
ARRIVED ON THE JOB YESTERDAY
KORAN u INTERESTED
SPECTATOR AT MOVIES
OF TIE BIQ rI0HT

NEW YORK. Mar. 2s-The most
Interested spectator at the first
showing OF the pictures Of the vii
lard Moran fight Was Frank Moran.
lie watched the mill on the screen
without betraying either APPROVAL
or utsapprOVai until the seventh
round. IL depicted him IN a sensa-
tional rally after Willard had bat
tered him around the ring The
crowd checred. Moran looked
pleased.
tie and his party slipped into the
theatre unobserved. Moran's face
Is now almost without "a blemish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
EVERYBODY DOES 1T.

~ Sc kSoNNILLE. Fla. March es
no Brooklyn Nationals defeated he
fhiInd"lphia Americans IN AN .~bibi.tnn
game here to-day. 10 o. Score.
r-,..tr... >--.,- h ~ T.
fhilIdrlp Americans a
smith. ih'lan and Miller. Bush. raw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
SWIMMING TITLE.

Ni-W HAVE. Conn. March 2S-N
swimming meet To determine the inter
sectional collegiate Championship Will
be held at Chicago on April -. between
Vale. eastern champions. and University
Or Chicago, middle western champions
according To an announcement made here
Toni rhf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
MIDKIFF TO MEMPHIS.

COLI MEIN. Tenn. March oS-Ezra
Mldkiu. former manager of the Louis
Nll" American Assogiat ion team. has
been released 10 tho Memphis southern
Association club. according To- an an
rounrcu'ut made hy Manager CIyucr at
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
KELLY IS BUSINESS MANAGER.

IlTTSBt RICH. Pa. March 2S=An-
nounr"m.uf was made hsre to-day that
Peter J. Kelly. formerly secretary. u
tho Boston National G..agu. club. has
been appointed business manager Of tho
PITTSBURGH Pirates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
INDIANS TRIM REDS.

NEW ORLEANS. March 2S.-HoIding
their opponents 20 one hit. the Cleveland
Americans defeated the Cincinnati Ma
tionals. to I. In an exhibition game
here to-day. Score:
r. n. J..
ClcVol land Americans 4 II "a
Cincinnati Nationals .....-
MitchSll. Jones and O'Ncll: Dale Nc
kCnsry and MinEo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
YANKEES BEAT CHATTANOOGA.

'HNTTANOOGN. Tonn March Is
Tho Chattanooga southern Association
team was shut out by the New YORK
Americans here to-day, in an exhibition
game. Tho score:
r. II. T..
hattah"oEa ...-.............. .
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 o.
Martin. Allen. karr. Herbert smith
and Peters. Kitchen Heating Cuilop.
SfoCkor and Nunamskcr. Alexander.
Walters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
CATHEDRAL NJ Nj
Basket BAH Game This Evening at Ar
mory Promises TO BE Past Con-
tests Last OF Season.

This evening the Cathedral baSke,
hsll team viii officially close tho sea
son IN a game with IN" members 81 tho
aIun'ni. The cadets have lost hut ono
Eamc, while the former cath,draf 60
haN" one 81 the best teams in tho rit,s
II being IN" final game 81 Tho season
VIII clash with the old grads IN is a..
iractinE no little attention Tbor1ae
Ih"n'r. who has been 50 Surccesf,iI a 4
coach or IN" cathedral boys is also ono
or tho stars az the alumni lineup and
WIN other players Of this cslihar IN
VIII doubtless BE- an interesting game
Ihc teams VIII limo Nm 20 fn1in,,...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29

was announced tonight. Six OF the
events viii D" ON new half-milc track
inc principal race Will be the Charter
oak EOS trot for purse OF $1,000
Entries close May l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
MAKE CLEAN SWEEP

st IETEItSBIRG. Fla March IS
The Philadelphia Nationals made clean
sweep OF thu spring series Of seven on
hihltton games with the Chicago Ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29

iionsls by winning to-Gay's game. , to
l.. score:
,.,..- r. II 4.
Philadelphia Nationals -
Mcconnell Vaughn and Archer, AicN-
AMOR. D,mnrn. and Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
s2a coo FRrzE AT CHARTER OAK.

HNItTFVI;l- CIUn- NaTIh = I.I.V-
en- races for a total OF Se3 600. VIII COM
pris" the annual Grand circuit races at
Charter oak Park. september 60 e. %
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-30
JOHNSON AND GRIFFIN
SUCCESSFULLY DEFEND
THEIR DOUBLES TITLES

Forest HillF g. Y. Aug g-Thc
/ first national turf tennis championship
OF 1919 was won on the courts Of the
! West side club today when W NJ
Johnston and Clarence j. Griffin of
san Francisco successfully defended
their doubles titles against Maurice H.
Mclaughlin ana ward Dawson OF Los
Angeles IN a four set match, G-i. G-3,
81. G-a.
The winners wrcalcd double honors
from Mclaughlin ana Bundy on The
sono turf year ago
The team work of Johnston and
Griffin was too much fut Mclaughlin
aud Dawson lfNccm Tor The third
set, In which Mclaughlin flashed lu
his old time form. the outcome was
never IN doubt The sympathios of
the gallery were clearly with the IA
NOUS nternationalist aud his youth
ful partner Every brilliant placement
rush by NcLoughln was greeted with
cheers while the misploys of both
himself and Dawson brought Eroans.
The NcturS. with occasional lapsos
played we'll nigh perfect doubles
OF The winning pain, Grffth was
the moro spreDaeuIu. His smashcs
and closs-uourt placement drives from
close to The uvD scored many points
Johnston PLAYED ID steady game paw
son showed flashes Of form but ON the
whole WIS rrratIc and much OF thoI
pIN YVES dire. ted tn hts side OF the
court Both Johnston and Griffin rec.
pealcdh boWharicd him with over
bead aud half yollct drives The play
frequently caught him OUT Of position .
The entire round cot the singles ohIm .
ptonship WAS cleared without amy up- .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-30
TEAM GOES
OUT AND GATHERS
A PAIR OF GAMES
All Pitchers Look Alike to The
Browns and They Annex
Two From Red Sox, Atb-.
IetICS Win From Chicago,


Boston Aug ~ 81 Louis Tight
'ncd the American league rae, still
more today by taking two games from
tile leading Red Soy On tho rr.. lbo
browns took the me9arn of three of
the leading Boston hat-ueu lronrd.
Euth aud MAYS. Nv hitting m the
plnchcs while Davenport Kept tbc
champions hits scattered $50 Louis
pressed an attack against shore m the
second and Curugan called ou h,- ~
serves ln ID vain otfufl to stem tbe
tide Groom aas offo"tirp. umI wa
given strong support SnOrc-
Tnt-I GAME
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-30
DROP A
DOUBLEHEADER To
FIGHTING BRAVES
Magee Makes His First Error
Of the Season. SuDerbaS
Make Good Use Of the VIII
low and Beat Cardinals,
~ .o.nss leu.n.. s,sel.l lsAssn Nlssl

Pittsburgh Aug ~ Boston took
both games from Pittsburgh here to-
day Tyler won the first contest by
holding the Pirates To eight scattered
hit4 Icftfeldcr Mugcc Of Boston
made his first error Of The season u
the second gtme scores
FIRST GAME
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-30

doubtful whether Robert 4. Gardner.
who won the honor last year viii be
able 10 defend his title, as the fiins-
dale, M, golfer is suffering from an
Infected finger
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-30
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Al Los Angel,s Oakland. q. Yer
non 81
Al sam Francisco ~. salt Lake. 4.
At Portland % Los Auscles. ..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-30

.Hatted for Etuus 10 seventh
Rated f"f ABmsus lu wulb
..f. 10 tY.4.Ia