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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
, About People
\ Movements 81 individuals to
\ and From die CITY.
AT THE HOTELS.

Roeers-W. c. Daugherty and wife
Mckees Rocks, Pa; y. d. Weller,
CanonS burg, Pa; A. +. Briggs. Ca
lumbus. o.; o. P. Parkin. Washing
ton, Pa; W. F. Hamilton. Parkers-
burg. w Va: H. Cole. Canton, o.; (.
A. HutSon. CoShoctou. O.
McLurc-G. X. Hopkins. Fairmon;.
W. Va; r. Terrell, New Martlnsrille,
! W. Va: B. X. Clapp and wife, Circle.
VILE, O.: B. R. Barker and wife,
Ford City, Pa; o. p. Prun,y. West
Union, VI. Va; c. NJ. Mcneil. Jack
son. O.: \. Z. Callahan and wife,
! Parkers burg, " Va; S. +. Wenlz,
Charleston. W. Va; J. D. Boone,
HUNTINGTON, W. Va: J. +. Barley. Du-
Bois. Pa; J. r. Doak, ParkerShur=,
". Va: Smith Fisher and wife, WeS-
ton. " Va: Mrs. Albert Johnson, -.
Clalrsville. O.; Gail L. Simpson, Co.
lumbuS. 0.
Grand Central--J. w. CARRIER, Beth,
eSda, O.: Levy e.. StirI. Nandergrift,
Pa: John Marshall. Greenville. Pa. !;
W. H. Sife. Bethesda, o.: Lewis Spi-
i.ro. Clarksburc, W. Va: w. II. Elliott,
Belle Vernon, Pa; ". c. Bisant'
GAINESVILLE, 0.
Windsor-W. V. Franz. Youngs;
town. O.: Mr.. and Mrs. d. Fuller,
| Crbana. O.: Mr.. and Mrs. +. Caskey
Marietta. O.: Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde w,
Clint, Clarksburg, w. Va; W. Nc
/ Ciearv. Clarksburc. W. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs G.. W. Phillips. Huntington, ".
Iva: Mr. and Mrs. n. ". Webb, Co.
; lumhus. O.: G.. NJ. Booker and wife,
Huntington. ". Va: f. P. Hickey,
Middletown. O.: F. B. Trotter. Nor,
cantown. ". Va; G.. D. Thoner and
wife. Huntington. W. Va: Marshall
IL. Brown, ParkerSburC. w. Va.
Stamm AoteI-W. S. Devine. Elk
| VIVA: P. S. Amos and wife. Fair
view. ". Va: j. o. LAYTON. BURGERS
town. Pa; H. p. Hunrtr, Sistersrillo'
IW. Va: r. T. Bailey. Akron. o.;
James Mackey, Hundred, ". Va.
Bernard Wassman. aged 10. OF the
South Side. is suffering from frac-
tured arm which he sustained by a
fall from A wagon.
Mrs. Seybold Of the Art Millinery
company, has left for the East 10 view
the new styles and purchase supplies.
Howard Vntle. City editor Of The
News. is spending weeks vacation
at the .Moundsville camp grounds.
MIS-. A. I. JdC hSuu VI StSI'lSH lIEI
was here yesterday visiting friends.
Miss Gertrude Wilson. a nurse OF
the Ohio Valley General hospital o.
turned last evening from a weeks
visit among friends AT Limestone.
Mrs. Gertrude Moore nf South Penn
street. leaves Thursday for a two
weeks vacation at Atlantic City.
Miss Ethel Finnerty and sister, Mary
have left for New Milton. w. Va.
where they will spend TWO weeks.
Herbert Nerder. of the South Side.
is confined to his home slightly indis-
posed.
Miss Della Campbell is in the Ohio
Valley General Hospital. having under
gone a slight operation.
Harry ". Bloomfield. court house
reported on The lnIelligencer. is i'll
at his home in Patterson.
A. G. kimpel. assistant secretary Of
the Pan Handle Agricultural club. is
expected home next week from a VA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
PRETTY AFFAIRS
FOR VIS| ORS
MRS. ALEXANDER GLASS WILL
ENTERTAIN At LUNCHEON
Dinner Dance This Evening At. The
Country Club Will Be One Or
This Weeks interests

Mrs.. Alexander Glass at her homo in
Kenwnnd Place. will he hostess a. a
luncheon parry today. which Will com
plimenr her visitor. Mrs. J. {. W. Hunt
Of New York CITY. and Mis- Emma
Mrudcn also Of New York. who is The
guest Of Mrs. A. f. Hustled. Many
pretty parties this week. have been ar
ranged for the pleasure ri these viSl-
tors. whose stay adds much 10 The 30
ciHl caicry vi mid-AucuSI. Guests 1T
Ioday's luncheon include:
McSdampS
J. G. W. Hunt. of G.. II. Simpson.
New York City, Feeble Taium,
Howard Mcdonald, ]. J. llOway.
Charles !. Milton, MEs. kidScly Of
4. +. Hustled Washington, u. &
r. W. Peterson.
Miss Emma Mcuden. Of New York city
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SIDE TALKS
THOSE OLD LETTERS.

In Il secondhand s:l"r yesterday
SAW Oh The floor h"sr,l" an old desk Il
scattered heap ~ nld letters
Stnui-d t. look at them. one dn"s
NJ, usually read other peoples letters.
hiiI when th"y II" scattered "n the floor
ri a secondhand shop. once scarcely
fools on" can do them further harm.
TN" lcli"r began. dearest little wife.
In another | ellmrScd something about
snrnn Private money transaction anu Il
reference to ".ILmnS' unfortunate love
affair"
My hrst impulse was the impulse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
REMAINS OF TWO ARRIVE

Special dlspntch 10 the 1ntcllig"ncer
CLARkSRTRG, W. Va, Aug. ID
Andrew Tillman, Northview glass
worker. is dead AS the result of drown
ing in Lake Erie at Cleveland. Ohio,
while riding in motor boat. His
body arrived here tonight for the fu.
neral and burial. The body Of John
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Patterson

\ pretty wedding Of yesterday. WAS
.:nlemniz"d Al the residence of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. e..
Parrrrsnn nf Bridgeport. when their
dnuahtcr Miss Mariory Patterson. be.
came The bride Of Prof. Warren Burns
High school faculty. Rev. J. W NeeI
nj The Kirkwnod PRESBYTERIAN church
read the marriage service AT $50
o'clnrk. the Coupl" We're unattended
and only The relatives and Il few
friends Witnessed The ceremony. The
bridal gown WAS ol white satin with
an rverdro-s If white lace and 4 full
bridal gown wa- " white satin with
an uverdrrSS nj white and y full bridal
veil WIS worn. The bouquet was fash.
Toned nf brides roses.
\ beautifully appointed dinner was
served LATER at the brides home after
which The lc.drparlcd for in east
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Marsi1maIIow Toast

Misses katherine and Marie Land
myer will be hnStcSSeS this evening
at their home on Biz Wheeling Creek,
with 1t marshmallOw toast. An enjoy
able program Of entertainment lna-
lures will be INDUCED in. and with the
deichrS ri IN" outdoors the affair will
be particularly enjoyable.
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Entcrtains For Visitor

Miss Flora Isnnberc entertained in.
formally. n, her home in W"HdlAwn
last evening. for Miss Sadie Ertz, Of
Bradford. ia. who il: Il mouse Eur.'i vi
the Misses Moss on North Front street
The evening WAS pleasantly spent
with dnmnnn- and other diversions:
these were followed by delicious
luncheon. About twenty guests were
in attendance.
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Y w c. a. Notes

The Industrial Girls Club will have
supper at the home of Miss Sheppard,
422 North Front street. Thursday
evening. August II, at o'clock. Swim.
ming and other amusemenrs during
the evening will furnish pleasure. The
Industrial Girls should take advantage
Of these Thursday evenings. They
are rcstful and the out door life is
what we all need.
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Heenan. an oil well driller. OF thu
city. came here tonight from Eldorarl
do, kas., where he was killed in an
oil field accident. He worked TOT,
wears in West Virginia oil fields but;
went 10 the Kansas field few,yrat1'
ago ~ 81! :;
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Annual Oaoue Reunion

The annual reunion of the nacue
family will be held August 26. at Lich.
field. Ohio, near Spencer, Ohio. accord
ing 10 invitations received here. Soy.
rral persons from The Wheeling dis.
triCt are planning 10 attend The
DaCue family reunion Is annually at.
tended BY several hundred persons.
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OOnoVan.Hccst

ponoVan-Hccse.
This morning in 81, Muhael', church
~ Edglnctun ane. the marriag" CT
Miss Marie REGINA House. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hcose 10 NJ.
Jermah Joseph Donovan. will he
Snlemnized by Rev. Father Nader. who
will alsN offer nupiiaI mass. neCora-
tions of green and white will he prerliIy
arranged about the church. and al n"
breakfast which will follow AT n"
brides home appointments Of pink
and white will he attraCtively conn
hined
The bride will have rs her maid If
honor. Miss Alberta Wilkir. ana Mr..
Cornelius Donovan will serve AS best
man. MessrS. James Flynn and Ed
ward Kaufman will acr as uShers. Miss
Wilkes gown is Of pink chiffon. COM
hined with taffela with which she. Will
wear a ChapeHu nf straw Colored lace.
she will carry an arm bouquet OF AMI
rriCan Reauiy rose buds. The bridal
GOWN is desicneh Of white crepe met
cor over cream rnlored ATTN. with a
full court train falling from the should
erS 4 hand Of pearls will hold the
veil in place and the bridal bouquet is
a shower OF roses and lilies of the
valley.
i wedding breakfast at the Hoosc
home will follow The mass with Gov
FRS laid for only the immediate fami-
lies.
\ large reception This evening. will
include thn many friends Of the couple
and the bride and groom will leave
later for IN extended eastern honey
moon trip, The bride travelling in n
suit Of dark blue cloth. with hat
Of rose color. After September i.
they will rrCoiv" their friends at Il
View street. Edcwnnd. Mr.. Donovan
who is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cnrnrl-
luS Donovan is connected with the
LII cmnnd Dha rinarN
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Flowers farm, one mue nortn Of Har.
risville, Ohio Several from this viCln.
ilN will atlcnl.
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keyser Family Reunion

KeYser family Reunion
Cards have been received here, an.
nouncing the annual reunion of the
Keyser families. which will be held
Thursday. August II. on the William
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Don't miss the "Craig Kennedy and
the War Terror" stories in The Intel
ligeneer, starting Monday.
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Sunrise PARTY


Mr.. and Mrs Leon klee at their
home on North Main street, were pleas
antly surprised on Monday evening by
a number OF their friends. The party
drove TO BrookSide Inn. where Mrs.
Andre served chicken and waffle
supper, A musical program followed
and at its conclusion Mrs. Samuel
Kraft on behalf Of the party. present.
ed the honorcd ones with pair OF
candlcstiCks. The party included:
.Mcssrs. and MeSdnm"S
Leon klen. Samuel Kraft.
Louis HOrkheimer Max BachenhenmcI
a. NJ. Rice. Julius Hnrkheimer,
August Duga, Leon Stein
MesdamcS
Leo Wolfe, Mary Young, Of
Harry Hamburger, New York.
Sallie Baer, Jennie Ruckman.
Mr.. NJ. Rice, OF Slatington, Pa
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Country Club Dinner Dance.

Country Club Dinner Dance.
Wheeling society will have q de-
lightful. opportunity for enjoyment this
evening, IN the dinner dance At the
Country club. for which Manager Dim
mey has prepared an exceptionally
pleasing menu, which with the other
arrangements will terminate in a very
happy occasion. tiumps SaXophone
orchestra will furnish the music for
the dance numbers. and reservations
are being added to rapidly. Among
the dinner hosts will be MIR. Mertz
Franzheim, who will have party of
four. and Mr.. William Howard, who
will entertain ten guests.
Among the other diners will be:
MesSrs. and Mesdames:
Jesse A. Bloch Eugene Hildreth,
Singleton PAUL III
". W. Holloway Joe Speidel
4. +. Hustled Miss Edna Meuden
C.. A. House New York City.
Wheeler Bachman
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Ninth Birthday

Miss Dorothy Enclehardt at her
home on North Main street. was the
Young hostess Yesterday afternoon in
the celebration nj her ninth birthday.
From until o'clock the little guests
enjoyed variety of amuspments, and
at the latter hour luncheon Of cum
ming appointments Was served. The
guests we're:
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Invitations Issued

Handsomely engraved invitations
wnrded as follows, are being received
for ore Of the pretty weddings of late
August:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Armstrong
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage Of their daughter
Louise Jane
Mr.. Grover G. Stubblefield
Wednesday evening. the thirtieth Of
August. nineteen hundred and sixteen
Al five thirty o'clock
First Christian Church
Wheeling, W. Va.
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prn honeymoon The bride travelling
in an outfit of tan hroadcinrh with AZ.
cpssorirs To match. They will eStab
Iish their home later al Mansfield, q.
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Katherine VoeI- Ada Zimmerman,
| lincer. Marie Smith,
Margaret Zeidler, Katherine Otto,
; Dorothy Stamm, Katherine Greiner.
Wilma Zeidler. Katherine Stein,
Vera Meidel. Eta Bailey,
| Ella Trout,
Masters
William thinner Jarret Mallory
man, Clifford Johnson,
| Henry Trautwein. Robert Loos.
| Herbert Rice,
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-12

With the Western league furnishing
could be asked. it is a shame that the UNI
piring is not in keeping
Anderson is usually fairly good on balls
and strikes. but Sunday must have been
an off day for him He called 'em good,
unquestionably robbed the Savages of two
clean hits.
league scouts. H. Davis, of the Ath-
leties, came in Sunday and Joined Larry
Sutton and Tom O'Hara in looking over
the talent that is here.
Sunday certainly a big day for the
six hts out Of seven Times at bat in the
second game, and Kruger, of the Savages.
got four out of five Schweitzer got four
out of nine in the two games.
If the omahogs have a weak spot on
their team they didn't show it Sunday
filled, and every player seems to have all
the pep and punch he could hold.
If there is an uncertain man on the
squad it is Cy Forsythe. Forsythe isn't
hitting as he did last season. In the
came up with the bases loaded and two
out, but the best he could do was to fly to
Kruger.
The last chance Omaha had to win the
second game was killed by Eddie Monroe.
krug had hit double and was playing
far off of second to make certain to score
on single. Eddie threw to baltimore to
catch him and he dashed for third, but
Latte relayed the ball to Cochran and the
latter ran him down with case.
The Savages played the extra innings
of the second game with conglomerated
team. In the ninth Snow batted for Good
win and Tydeman had already gone in for
Trainer. 1t was necessary to send Hen
.infr TO hs.p Il don IN
short to finish the contest.
On the whole Lambeth pitched better
game than it seemed. After the first in
ming, he had only one bad frame, and the
farther he went the better he seemed to
get. The famous Marty O'Toole did not
show anything marvellous. but there is no
reason to believe he will have any trouble
holding his job. His reputation makes
him hard man to beat.
Ted Merideth is threatened with sus-
pension from the ranks of amateurs be-
cause of certain articles he has written for
the press. Having read one of the ar
ticles, 1t is probably permissible to say
that his standing does seem to have been
somewhat impaired by it.
Animal" DaShner's going to the taller
bushes is an unusual case In his wild
and woody days Dashner was a big gun.
He even boosted that he did some of his
best pitching in faster company when not
in physical condition.
Dashner has many friends in Topeka
There are a few who hope to see the day
when he will come back and be an i'm
portant cog in the Savage machine This
may may not be, but he certainly ought
to get away in the Texas league without
| trouble Being a hot weather pitcher, the
climate should be a paradise for him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-12
$500 HUNG UP
FOR DODGE CITY'S
POP-POP CLASSIC

Dodge City, Kan, June 12.-Details
third annual 3O0-mile international
championship motorcycle race here on
the Fourth of July have all been
completed, and Dodge City expects to
entertain the largest crowd in the
towns history on that date.
Prizes for the race will aggregate
$1,000 and the most famous pop-pop
ridess in the world are expected to
compete. Other attractions are being
guests by Carl j. Turner, secretary of
the racing association.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-12

Emporia, Kan, June 12.-Goifers
from all parts of Kansas were here to-
day for the qualifying rounds of the
ninth annual tournament of the Kan
sas State Golf association which were
played here today. The tourna ment
will continue through Friday and so
golfers are expected to play. The
Emporia golf course has been greatly
improved and many new hazards have
been added, it was announced today.
and some interesting matches are ex-
pected.
Players from Hutchinson. Newton.
Lawrence, Topeka, ottawa, Sallna,
Wichita and Emporia have entered
the tournament which will consist of
seven flights. The winner of each
flight will be given a prize.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-12
NINE HOME RUNS:
GOODLAND TAKES
2 FROM BIDDIES

Goodland, Kan, June 12.-Good-
lands fast baseball team took a dou-
bleheader engagement from Ira Bid
wells Kansas City Red Sox here by
the scores of 8 to and to s. Nine
home runs were made by the two
teams during the afternoon. Barwell
and Brindley pitched for Goodland
and Rigby did the receiving. Louk
ers and Wetsol the catcher.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-12
FANS GIVEN ALMOST HALF A DAY
OF CONTINUOUS BASEBALL SUNDAY
Savages Lost First Game, but Played Omahogs
to Standstill in Second.

The last half the ninth inning of the second of Sun
days doubheader bill had been reached There two out
The biggest Topeka this 5000
had through almost hours of continuous baseball without
being enthusiasm The
the looked
like they going lose the second 6 to 5.
As stated above it the ninth There
out and the bases when Schwezer the flying Dutch
man, Schweitzer stepped and
left field 2bagge and Thompson who had shown
considerable weakness the previous inning erkd and
placed the Marty OTooe had summoned
from grandstand hurried into uniform effort
the game.
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SATURDAY RESULTS.

Western League.
Des Moines 5; Wichita 4.
ST. Joe 3: Lincoln 2.
Denver 5; Sioux City 4.
Topeka Omaha-no game.
National League.
New York L; Cincinnati 0.
St. Louis 3; Brooklyn 2.
No other games played.
American League.
Chicago 2; Washington l.
Boston 4. St. Louis 2.
Cleveland 10; Philadelphia 1.
Ne other games
American Association
Louisville s; St. Paul 5.
Minneapolis 8; Indianapolis l..
Milwaukee 6; Columbus l.
No other games.
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Reducing aystone Speech in a ma
tional convention from two hours of vocal
effort to two minutes of fact, it is as fol-
lows:
Ladies and Gentlemen:
George Washington was the father of
First in war first in peace and first in
the hearts of his countrymen, (Cheers)
Why does a chicken cross the road?
That sterling patriot who freed from
the bonds of slavery. and whose name is
time-Abraham Lincoln, (Cheers)
Millions for defense, but not cent
for tribute, (Cheers.)
You may fire when you are ready, Grid
When is a door not a door? When it is
ajar. (Laughter)
Three cheers for the Stars and Stripes
Now let us arise and sing the Star
Spangled Banner''t (song)
Connie Mack tells us that the White Sox
and Yanks are the two best teams in the
American League but he doesn't tell us
which is bester than the other.
THE Mackmen. we read, ARE not very
well pleased over the weather conditions
Can't they swim?
Even Steven.
Comiskey was signing.
The raindrops were flying,
His ball park resembled a wild raging sea.
I'm badly miStreated.f
The weather man sure has a grudge
against mel!
Charles weeghman in speaking,
The heavens are leaking.
The rain in the East splashes careless and
You may be complaining.
Because it is raining,
But ComIny you haven't a darn thing on
me-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-12

Omaha's S22,50O Pirate-Giant cast
Off was sitting in a box in the grand
stand smoking a cigar Sunday after
noon when it became evidence that
Thompson was getting into deep wa
ter in the second game. A hurried
order was sent to him to get into his
uniform and he got to the pitchers
box just in time to allow '-Gernsany'-
Kruger to nick him for the hit that
brought i'm the tying score However,
after that O'Toofe was most effective
and did not allow another hit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-12
atiOnal League
American Association
JACKSON RELEASES TWO.
Wolves Gets New First Sacker-
AbStein and Rossman Fired.

Wichita, June 1.-THE Wichita
leased Claude Rossman and Bill Abb
stein, to make room for First Baseman
Morrow and Catcher Dave Griffith,
who will join the team today.
RoSsman was formerly first base
man for the Detroit Americans and
Abstein was the Pittsburg Nationals
first sacker when the Pirates won the
championship in 1909. Griffith was
with the Wichita club last year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-12

IOIaIs -..-....56 70 15 1
Stated for West in fifth
r+Batted for Henning in ninth.
*Smith out bunting third strike.
Score by innings: r.
UEO llU ULb-f
Topeka -.-.........-......-..O 600 600 020-2
Summary; Two base hits-Burg, Kill
duff, Miller, 2; Schweitzer, Snow. Sacri-
flee hits-Thompson, North. Stolen bases
Miller, Krug. Struck out-By West, 1 :;
by Henning ,, by North, 10. First on
balls-Off West 1; off Henning. 3: off
North, ?. Hit by pitcher-By West, For
sythe; by Henning. Krug. Umpires-An-
derson and Pontius Time rs.
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BASEBALL TO-DAY.
Western League.

Western League.
Sioux City at Denver, clear. S:15 p
m.
Lincoln at ST. Joe, clear, BIS p. m
Omaha at Topeka, clear, $3.50 p m.
Des Moines at Wichita, clear. 3:15
National League.
Chicago at New York, cloudy, 3
p. m.
ittsbprg at Philadelphia, clear,
$50 p. N.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn. cloudy. $3.50
p. m.
Cincinnati at Boston, clear, 3:15
p. m.
American League.
Washington at Chicago, clear,
p. m.
Boston at st. Louis. clear. $50 p. m
Philadelphia at Cleveland. cloudy,
3:l5 p. IN.
New York at Detroit, clear, 3:15
p. m.
American Association.
Columbus at Milwaukee. no game
today.
Toledo at Kansas City, clear. s:15
p. m.
Indianapolis at Minneapolis, cloudy,
8 p. m.
Louisville at st. Paul, cloudy. 8 .. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-12
Resta Wins CIlicago Derby

Chicago, June 12.-Dario Resta won
the second annual automobile derby
here, covering 800 miles in three
hours, two minutes and thirty-one sec
ondS, an average speed of 9S.7 miles
an hour. De Palmer was second fol-
lowing almost a Lap behind. Chris
tiaens was third, Vail fourth and
O'Donnell fifth
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.Batted for Goodwin in ninth
Score by innings: r
Omaha ........-..... 800 900 oso 900 %
Topeka 600 oO2 OIL 900 Go
krug. Sacrifice hits-Kruger, Smith, NIL,
Ter, Thompson. Stolen bases-Miller Kill
duff, Kruger. Double plays-KiIduff to
krqg to Miller. Struck out-By Lambeth.
Z; by Thompson, 3; by O'Toole L First
on balls-Off Lambeth, 3: off O'Toole 2
Wild pitches-Lambeth. Umpires-An-
derson and Pontius. Tfrue-3 90
Other W. L. Games
At Wichita-Score: r II II
Des Moines 900 1O1 500 0 /
W1chlta ---....-----.. 900 DOL 001-2 D
Batteries Thomas and Breen; Koest-
ner, Liston and Gray
At Denver-Score: RHE
SIOUX city .-....--..-- 100 200 O0O-3 o
Denver :..............-.3 01 OBJ O0s-7 II
Batteries Clark Pfeister aud Crosby
King and Shestak.
At st. Joe-Score: RHE
Lincoln ......... 900 600 0O1-o /
st. Joseph -........... O01 COS OOs-4 Q
Batteries: Halla and johnson; Patter-
son and Block.