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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
IlhLLIrD IN NINTH

rIlI.NrI:I.I'I,iS. Aug. ln.--Il"n,"n
rnIlird ~ the ninth inning today mud dc
f"nI"d lhilud"irhin /" =. with run
urrn ON IhIrd md 'r"c"nl mImI Iwu out.
'rhrIunr ".nrrh both mrn with n riuEln
nmi Th"uIni. u""Tr,l when witt threw
Wild nn E'rIrI'" Eruundrr. N"yr" hn'
Foster hal u m" hnttlr uniil IN" roy
ruth Imninr when ihr r"rIu"r wn" knock
rh uir"ii.'lurI" IN u "ulliHi"u With Hon
EtHrlI nI nr'r In" null YEA" forced I"
l.rl" ia" fnmr.. hts pine" being Ink"n
LIS !;"hnrIrr.
&rnrr. T.. II. t..
I;n.i,,u " InnnuuunI-1 .
rLtInIrluiir anal nhI M, .
f'urt"r and TlI"nnr. Hny~H SChnucr
and S"hnnF
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All Traces of Scrofula
Eradicated from the System

blond irIurhy That hnr l'"n ur"h Will
hIrhly rnlIrTn,iuiY I"rulir lui r'tnluln
lI'inF made, If tli', I'''in nu1 lI"ihH 81
the fnIrrI II H. guaranteed purely veg
,,iuIIr and nh"nlmi"lY no" from nil
mineral inTI"Ii'Hil'
Ynu rnu obtain = = = from nnr
tIIIr nInI" buu chief medical nhrir"i
IT. nh expert nn all blood rli""th"''.
and will 'h'"rfullv civ" You rulI nj
vie" ~ lu ia" Treatment TT EnHI g" ~
,.mu". Add'rl,Y swift SI""IIiC Co.
Drpl. I'2ii, Atlanta. Gu.
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STROEHMANNS GO
TO PARkERSBURC
Intsr-City League Champions VIII Asst
Fast Wood County Team Sunday
Afternoon.

Tho Shrorhmnnn club. champion nE-
Krrgniion Of tho Intcr.City lenKue Will
play tho fast ParkcrSburR team Sun
dry afternoon In tho Wood county scat.
Tho local boys will mako tho trip on
tn" Is. e. q. train. leaving this city Sum
duy morning nj o'clock.
Manager Merge announced that the
Strochmnnn lineup will include @the fol-
lowing: Welsh. catcher. EaSton, pitcher;
Porlcy. short-stop; Bero. first base;
Woods. second base: Bell. third bases
Sheppard. right field: Houtz. center
field; Connors. left field: Kotchka,
utility and Neuhart. pitcher.
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NEALE'S TRIPLE PUT
REDS IN THE LEAD
BUT PIRATES WIN

rlTT&UI :RGII. Aug. l1.-ihtt"hurEh
defeated rImrinunti t"dnN ! L" =. the
winning run coming In til" ninth inning
after lh" visitors had seemingly won
the game. with tn" EVur" tied hS the
lust luniur opened, Seal" irirl"d ana
scored on Sh"unS %nCrIflr" ny In VI"
lasI half Carey WIS passed. went l"
Second on is',""kcla Snrrlrl'" ana
scored "m I'isrh"rS single. li""h"r hh'
ting for n"huH. Grimes. running Tor
Fischer rrnrhrd thIrd nn Wagner" 'In-
gle mud won the ruIn" wh"u II" went
huui. On irhIuIdt'a SlmEl" To center.
NJ
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WAL TER COX IS
VICTORIOUS IN
FEATURE RACE

rLEVEI.ANn. -. AUG l5.~-Wnltrr
T"A wmIk"L III With III" f"aiur" event
-" I",lny'-, rnrd III tho North lthnhhIl
Grand .'r"uIt meeting. winning hra'
,ruu., Iu The s: 0nu tr"IiIuE f"ninr" with
la Princeton. lt"ynl MAJ. III" fnv"rIt"
ia Ihle rn"" rn," La princeton r"inn
hnrd competition I'm' failed /" reward.
Gov rlS" won III" ~ pnr" with Mar
r"rir knr VIII" found III" going easy In
tn" ".lI rn"" Iluit IInl". driven by Muir
rhy. proved III" 'la"H "f hlS n"ld md
although ~ lid NOT Win either uf tn"
thrrr hortS by ~ lnrT" margin. VIVA not
forced /" extend him"cIr.
TIN 2.li trri. with II :'tnrt"ra. was IL
hot proposition from ';tnrt 10 hni"h
Royal llnll. the rHv"ri,". wna not even
n contender. cora Davis going In the
front mud walking of with first money.
2:l3 Class Pacing, Purse $1,000,
Thrco HontS.
;uti Hale. hr. T.. by senator
| Hale. tMurphyD .......... !
rhlan Si:nmonhs II h.. b. King
Simmonds. tval"nrincJ ... . .
Loyal W. b. il. BY Loyal, (tIed-
rick ................... ) 8
Belle Wreath. b. M. by Ray
Wreath. tMnlI"w) .......... :
Mimi" Ann. CHI. M. by Post
lircrz". (fl"yb ............
E!nE"n Direct, b. h. b. Baron
Direct. lfIani .,........... 3 q
ro!iSht. H. x. by rocm. CI.anc) DIR
Wi!hur :. ch. x BY .tnd"rson
Wilkes tB"nrdirO ....... us
Timr--2:Uiil; @:U;',: 2:0jA
2:l7 Glass Trot. quo $4,000, Three
Heath.
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PARKEAEBUHa HAC11.

Special Dispatch 10 the IntslllEencT.
PARKERSRIRG. W. Va. Aug. b.
The harness races scheduled today at
tho West virginia FUR were postponed
on account Of rain. Only running events
were given. Results:
Thrrc-fourths mile run: purse $3.50
Old Charter. first; DR.. Omi. second:
Rocky OIiri"n. third: Investment,
fourth: MaNcntius. NTH. Time. 20.
nnc-miln dash: purs" $150-Yankcr.
first: Hedge Rose. second: Ruth Esther.
third Time. | so.
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TOM HUGHES IN FORM.

IiD&TuN. Aug. lh.--'r"n llugh""
rinrrImr for lt"Ntnn FOR ih" firnt inns
thla vrnr lohny. pitched his tenn I" II
7 Ia o victory uvor lhilnd"IIhlh. TIE
h"Id tho visitors I" five hlln u" 'w"
cor tltru IN on" inning Alexander "hN
lat hard carly Ia TIA" rntn" maj '"F'
,,ry to IA pinch hitter Ia IA" :"'\'n'"
Il,,rry, pitching til" l"'r tvs" '""''';"'
wrr wild. passing lluRh"a ana Hi'''i"
uuwllugs nnh Mnranrrillc III ln'
u,,urr. K II. T..
t.hIlndolphlu 600 hnO o"o--"
, nln uI0 10 )
Alexander. FTttcry nmd Adams MI
Ilr,r. hughes md Trng"sscr.
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ar ttt.Iu Mu Aug IA 60"
,,r,,,,,n tnr uih"r day. r"Eg""'"l u
y,,,I,t hc ~ y,,I i.l"n' \" hnr" " 'I"'"""
,,r,,i..u 81 dummy h"nh ihr"wl"H h"
r,,,c all the ,.hnrnri"unhiu bali Rnn'"" 10y
49,, ,.o,u,. ,Jrycrn
a., r ,,,,uII "A inherent thu ep""-
,,,rr-'' .I...lnr.L thir nhN"'"'" "r 'h''
,,,, mr., ar blnwjng up ia" ':'rrn""".
:, ,r, ,rcrnrr thr l,aE"inl rIny-
,, r,,, ,,,,~. ror,nup work rh"y may
,,.,I ,r.u To- Il" In t'rnu-". ana
,,,,,h ,h.y rnuld de- 'w"ll''
NJ, ;, h,I lj.n--nud II It WOULD 81"
,..,,,,. nm, good AM Tor It with
49,, ,., or r,ur.r. muyh"dy un-
,,,, !, ,,,uld not hrlp II pitcher
.,,, r.,,I, ,u .,nnd out mud t"." bombs
,,,, ar -, before, he ntnrt"d 4"
'"' Wv Hnr would It Improve"
,,,r..,', ,f-tlc cumming "r ia" out
n"Ii..cr when n''n'hk
rlni". , -,
AZ urd"r"'"nI II. 'n' '"',''" ,,,,,
III" trenches ~ r"''" " I'''' -. '-,,,'
larger tina" r"" "H''. ~, ,,,
uNrd h"t" In ~. '."''' "7''
Mt ia" umpire. Va, !" ...,.,.,,, ar
Most az IN" ,,,, hi
w"rt"r" ;"''" 10 ,,.iu It., mat
tl"a An empty pop ", , :,
~ ''''' ,,, ,,,I Lao
c",'"'' - ,.L.,,,cr IF vo,. don't
"u''". up 800. ,,,I,. r,,ns ,hr Arurrl-
h"ll"E" me ASK N,''' t, ,,,,,,,cL ON.
C'" ar,, rc,ra nvu and
win h'H men" ,t,n, ,,, s,vcroI
Then S'"pp." III n, ukirri.h In
W"'NS' ''''
OF. '""'9' haitian ho,,,h throw
'c'S','''E' -, - ,bo b,c,cbcrs
IRIS '""'" -" ,,,,a,,,s ~ rho open
,.ri. .,.,,,rs huyc had considerably iu"rn
,.,, ,t ,rnuld enter into the pre-
,;.;- .,,nrt before n enme with
,.,,,h ,,,orc y,st-espccially If tho tar
~, ,,Id b.. dr.ssrd IN To look like nm
KY ,u"'" .rhis .,.h,m, would also save
;,h,-.. ,r,,s although in these days.
H. ,rti,,,luol is not to hc considered
:. i,iticS ,vill hclp the United
r,a,n, 49, ,be var
Tho American LsnSu" mas ALREADY 'a'
, couple Off demonstrations or bc-'n
throwing lul the ball parkS--"r course
.irh bombs sthat don't 80 on. unless
,on, ono ShufClrS n loaded on" In on
.hcm some day. ( understand thht
f,cutcu,nt Elliot Of IN" Australian
,r,,,y and 4 regular Waller Johnson NJ
,r..uad.. throwing. has shown hnw thn
rink - done. Here is story | H"t
,r,,,, an american Lacquer:
, ,r,i,, ,.rnr. on, or the
- - j., ,r,sLtprIon when t'lrvr-
oi'' S"'''s ~ 49,. ,.,,,,Io Or
ma ""N P'' 49,. ,o,,, ,,n,, md
weeks ah"' H'"''u u. ,, hn,,., -, ucr-
49,, ,t,.l ia. ,,rprt rhc
2h" p"@e' INV ','n 10, No., a,,.crnIur
l'""''"' 49,, , aI m. h,.,
p''''" ' :, ,r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

mcnn they break training rules n.',
they arc tcmpcramrnt"l una mr."
hnnh1, nm MISC told they like. I"
,IIh themselves and blaine som" "''
,Is, ~, the. cluh-nlwnya II bad thI'E'
Jackson and Collins have h"th NV"
% INF, anywhere near their normal r"'"
,bis scnsnr. II each Of these men M"
hcpn we'll above three hundred us Nv
should have been. tn" White SoX "uh'''
m no on easy street today.
I, twill hurt baseball IT chicago t"''S
n vim. i series between the Nh"'
Gov md the Giants would Great" great
more than one between
McGraw's club md the Red SoN. II
would he the old east and west again.
md the fans would ont 1t up In SPIT"
~ rho war. It would he like shot IN
,hc arm OF baseball. and | see TN" ell
rccts Of the war imprrssng themselves
nm the yamc more iirmly every Gay.
Mnny minor leagues ar" going under
Others nrr having tough struggling. IL
,vnI bc too had II the White S"N can
come throughput I'm afraid they
won't.
whichever team wins in tho Amrrl-
can. MrGraw will have plenty "f tim"
TO exercise and prcpnr" his men Tor tue
biy series. lie should have the Giants
exactly on edge nnh look I" Sc" them
dividing the long end Of the money AT
last.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
I.uhuT DIHO UhI.IrIED.

MlI.W Nt:EIGE Wiz. AUG IL . All
WnIrrnI r,rI,t"r IIPhiw"IRhI Champion
h"..r w" di"unIihrh Ity"irHllv WHOM
I,r nIimnrrI today u" r"i" IIIn rsnniun
IIun board fur tu,n tIr"fI"h for war r"rv.
b. W"1Nn.u hn- h,.'m II patient at I"
IT,, al rnuIr trIiIIu t,.r rrt"rnI uiurIl In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
MANN UIhIma uHuMr TIur

tIII N'ir. Aur T. I.""Il" Mann,
"min"II'r f"r To" ''Il'nr" f'"Il"nnir was
l,nr-"I H.. ~ exemption l'''nr'l I'nN ""
'.i"Iur"h s,I"utI"n m Va" rurI"'i 81 "
,,Itr ruI Ivn children lilo h"Iu" la at
IiI,,lu. '."I,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
AMATEUR NOTES

The Wholesalers challenge any EiXteea
ur nrvcnircn year old tenn in tho Ohio
Valley for game for Sunday. Aug. 10.
Chill Natl. phone h2S-WhH. und ask for
l'uI Long captain. '
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ninndlng or Clubs.
TOdny'R 9nmor.

rilt.hurEh NJ Philadelphia t2).
81 I.'LIiG Mt N"w York.
Cincinnati Ht l!rnnklrn.
Chicago at ROatnn.
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Ian Iuic'S sensational smuggling hRs put
hla Toronto club in tn" loud Of tn"
International I.'nGu". l.nIni" Is loading
tho circuit IN hitting.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Itnrhnntcr .. Newark. l.
Toronto 5: ltichmond. 7.
buffalo. 2: Providence. J.
IIurfuln. Il: Providence. O.
MuuIrrnl- IIhlilu"Tn Hhno postponcdi
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Eulm Hr"S"l":. M""k'& "ld pitcher,
is hurting great hall for ia" Atvanta
cluh IL, il ON, Of IN" hnhinK twIrlrr:'
IN ihr Southern A;~""lnti"u
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nOUrHnnn AAnoCIATIoH.

Nnnhrtllr. 10: Mobile. o.
AtInutn Il. I.ltiio ItOrL.
%"w nrlrnnr-' nitnnOnEh. wot Groun0
iuhrTn moi nrhrdulnt
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AMuuIOAn AHuoCIArIOH.

knnrur iCIy. !. milwaukee,. I.
IL I'nul, :" Minneapolis. O
~ rnui. 2. Mlunrnp"lin, o.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yoatorday'n unnioa.

Yohlornny b uniioe-
pittsburgh Z. cincinnati
Ilr,"Itlyu 7 %"w r"rk ..
t,N Ynrh : ltr""hlvn
IG".ul"u !. Philadelphia q.
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Big League Gossip
CHRISTY MAIIIEWSON
Former xp.Ao, IA "
now ru.h aud M.t,"a-r " til. Oin"In"su n.h"

, nurwrr"i tl," instructor. 'lr yen -"
threw th"u ritnirht nm SO" l"@"
hr'n 'I"l,r You'd H""u has" MI ~"
I!"hou 'I"nncl nut
u u bath rIny"r hun NIL lh"no qualities"
"r M In,ll,iruI h"ml thr"w"r. "nm N""
, iinrEir' whut pT"lu"i "r tn" ~ l'"u'H
hI"u"h"r" w"IIld l." w"rthf Ank l."th
I'vr"u. It,. l,n"wn.
Tn"y. th" htp riI.h"r "r my '""".
received h'I,,Ir Of goo" li" other dry
n"""r'lIuE /" hir agreement with III"
club It Il" won twenty RHu"r for tn"
I;",Ia lhio s"n.j"n tn" big fellow tie
served It. far I hnN" meyer Hr"u
twlrl-r work hnrd"r r"r hiu club II"
wnw always willing nn'l nni"uH 4" pi'"h
nnd n tough l"."r. "r' ~ tn" Kind TINT
kh'Irs over Ia" winter pull whom IhiuRH
dent 10 right for him.
TIA" Nnii"unl l.rnEu" rue" In In NJ fmr
ma IL" winner ia concerned. nin''" M
body ruu "v"rtalS" IA" Chants now. but
w. must look both, wnrH In "ur tray
"llinr rr'rn thir p"S +" rhr "ud IT IN"
s,.h"Iul., II ~. h,tV~ ~. good mn "nri
"ru trip thi" '.wiuE around tn" circuit
M "" did last iiIu". We ought /" l." 40
there nh''ui "'""nh pln"" when "" r"t
hnrk h"in". where We zero utter our
Inst v"ynEr
mny hnv" II hnrd fight IL stick In the
first divlsutI. There ls u"thInE soft
nh"ut III" outlook. IEuEKin- hns mnno
II strong hnll club out of The ST. I."uia
Cardinals mud he hnH done tho job
without spending n great deal of money.
He hnS used brain power. To hrnt IN"
Cardinals out. "" must keep moving nil
the why. The rhIIli"s will also he
hnrd passing. They have quite lot
of games I" play nuw in their fnvurito
handl"N park. and will mike the most
Of this opportunity.
1t will be Il profitable season for John
McGrnw. His contract provides for n
seal" Of bonuses baS on results. If
hr wins the National League pcnnnnt.
he gets :" much. If he wins the
worlds championship has hankroll rs
rattcncd by just so much more. 1t looks
tn me from where / sit now as If John
were just about to clean up everything
In sight and in his contract His bonus
for the pennant is already in.
Tho White Sox should have won in
tho American League when they
stretched out In front Of the field. but
they hit slump and are grouped right
back with IN" Rcd Sox now Curk
Griffith will hr Responsible for Boston
taking the Kan Johnson flag If the Rod
S"N do. He certainly rolled the fast
moving Rowland crew back on itself in
the recent series.
That seems To b" II strange thing
about t"miskry's ball team. Just when
II gets out there where II looks us II IT,
tx bound /" win. 1t fnlIrra ma gives Iis
pursirrH tn" very rhnn"r they need To
rally. Tn" It"'i Sax don't require mnny
Invitations I" tank" mdvmmImr" nr old OPP
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Tho Chicago News" Snys: 10" lInr-
ria would hay" been tn" hero IF tn"
gam" Sundny had til" Indians won. III"
made swell prkurS Off low throws.
figured in fin" Fielding plays and was
II Knitting hero. Ills i"'Zl" at the clos"
Of the game was unfortunate.
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Two lms, hiis--Gr"h. j. Wagner
Three bus" hit Ncalc. Stolen lmS"s--
Kupf. Ncnlc. carey. Shrrirlr" hills
IiurrlSrl i. Wagner Sncr'ii'" lily
Shrnu. Double plny--Gr"h. Sh"nm ANA
,'hnsr l.crI on hns" cincinnati to.
pittsburgh d. Iiuar ON balls orr S'hh"l
der .; orr Miller !. Earned rams orr
Schneider I or Miller !. INT lN rll'h
rr-- hy Schn-ldrr iIItl"rJ hlfu'h ""
- ly Schneider 3. 10y Miller 'f"rli"H
itlEicr nud liTnISflrlhl. llhnr .t".
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For n team TINT won til" rhnInrl"H-
.hir Of IN" National League. III" l'f'"'h-
Ivu ,lul, has rndr an nut rnI""IIihy lmd
yhuwIng thir pnAI ,,rnanu nh"ui HH hnh
M any championship over hnn III" rot
Inwiug ycnr. ! can't nEuT" "ui Ih"
ruiInr ar II.
"TII tell you nnih mn old timer J."
me- the. other night. 'lh"a" l'"l'l'
pitchers iuu naturally convinced 'h'
Iirnnkiyn bnIirrr Jake I'hml"rt. Wheat,
Ncyrrr aud Tho resi- "f Il'Iu. il'
ruilhu'i hIt nud ih"y hnF"ni r"l "'"'
tL, moi I,u vet 'rhurr I"lIrwi '.'rinIu.
" rnd" II r"rirr Tor tho tImil"unl I'"E -
a., twIrIrrr Th"ur II"''t'n h"yr I''''h
NIL Ihr hiItinH hi"nn 'niI 1T li"hI'I' -
men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Games.
Boston 4: Philadelphia =.
thicng" +: Cleveland / G0)
Detroit ST. Louis. rain.
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Pitcher Harry SI'h"ld "f ;hr Ath~
l"iirS has been missing "inr" August "
AMI C"nniC Mack says Nc has no knnwl-
edge of his whereabouts.
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1.-Two out when winning run was
scored Wagner out. hit Ivy hnttrd Dali
s-UaIi"d for Dcius In sixth.
t--lImu for IrIHrhrr In ninth.
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WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD

"'l" I."wrr. "r""nh r"""ur" ~ ~"
Nlhl"iI"" rh" I'II I""' r""n I,u hIr
h"'"" IA Nriur !" ,,"i"Ir" ~" uItl nI"nl
to- Gmt tho i,"n '.nIIrunI Army, tel"
r'"Uh"h N"u"t'' Mn'h ilrnI hn hn'i
h"'m '"I".l,L nr,I 'r"uii I"lm the i"nu
"ErIu IT, " rrv d"v" II" Lld not give"
ia" ronr"u r"r hin rtcupII"u
''Uuh"'' Il"hIur"u r"rrcr I'IrnIr
pitcher liz r"ruluE hurh /" III" un I"Ir.
IN" "a. I"uIu %niI"unIn hnv" "srr-i-rrt
their p"ti"u nnh h"rIEhr him hn"k from
lIIrI" E"cI, IN III" Southern Nmructn .
ton.
itru TInrup. ia" ln,lInu pitcher In"
boon lurchnr"h from ILItln N"ck by
tn" tnrdImnlH.
The New N"rk Americana hnvn pur-
rhm.u, from til" I!rliinr"r" club Pitcher
Herbert Th"rnnhl'u. Hrrnuh I!uHcmnm
William rrwii"r nuh uulnrlhrr VIII
September II.
Tom %""r"n hn', Failed !" pitch win
mink lnll tor I."' Nnr"l"r ani VIII I,"
turned lmrk I" tl" cubs.
Pitcher linn iiIur "r The IIr,lr Inns
hr"u rrllch I" his h"u,n In l!r""kiyu
on mrruunt az IN" ""rI"lIH illn""n ~ hi"
young son. lie Will r"Jmlu III" MntIyH
Iu Ur"ukIvn 1hurHday.
The li"ds nrr pulling hnrl for FL
Euush I" win tn" NmrInunl l."ngu" but
Ting championship md he hns hnn
rhnnr" la do go. ns hIH Ylumps nr~ i-~
rnI fnr h"i w"ru. nnd II" Is project
cxnirrlr IF natural and fro" SwInErr.
lin Raghy is one "C tho real smnrt
pitchers at The American League. III"
la. made II study nf the hattcrS nutl
knows their :raiiiirs.
Tho Chicago News SnyS: Joe liar
ria would hav" h""n III" hero If tn"
game Sundny had tn" Indians won H."
made swell p!rkurS Off low throws.
figured in lin" fielding plays and WIS
II Knitting hero. His I""Hl" At the clos"
Of the game was unfortunate.
Pitcher Harry SI'h"l1 "f tho Ath-
l"tirs has been missing s.in"" August "
AMI Connie Mnck says u" has no kn"wl-
edge of his whereabouts.
Ian Inic's sensational smuggling hRs put
his Toronto club in tn" loud Of tn"
International I.rngu". l.nIni" Is loading
the circuit IN hitting.
I;uIm Rr.s"lry. Mn"k'& old pitcher
is hurting; great hall for TIA" Aivanta
clul lie il ON, Of tn" tending twIrlrrH
IN ihr Southern Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

Jim RaEhy is ON" "f tho real smnrt
pitchers at the American League. II"
has mad" II study nf the hattcrs AMI
knows th"ir ;raIiiirS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

'llmh"' Il"hiur"u. r"rmnr l'IrnIH
pitcher In r"mIuE hurh I" III" ma 1"rr
m" IN I."uIu EnII"nnln hnv" "srr"ir"d
ih"ir p"ti"u nuh h"IEhr him hn~k from,
I.iirl" I"ck IN III" Southern N"nuctn
iIun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

The Rods nrr pulling hnrl for FL
EuuSh {" win tn" National l."ngu" hni
Ting championship md he hns n hnn
rhHnr" la de- so. ma hIH Hlumpa arc lev
md fnr hot w"ru. nnI u" il II project
example rf II natural and fro" SwInErr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

Pitcher Jim KIM: "r The llr'lr I'm"
hr~u called tu his hrmr In l!rnnhlyu
on mrruunt "f IN" n"rI"rlu illn""r nf hi"
young son II" Will r"J"lu tit" MniIyT
In IIruukIvn lmr4hH;.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-19
~sOCONY!"

conditions was strikinly illustrated to-
day when the shorts resumed their at
tackS upon the more SuSpectible STOCKS
in fairly successful effort to depress
the entire list.
St. Paul was the general objective
of the bears, declining IL points to
g. ID on rumors which cast doubt
on the maintenance of the rate Of div
idend. Other dividend paying rails
yielded | to points with no apprecia
HE recoveries.
Motors also claimed the attention of
profes sional traders, the Maxwell group
falling / to points. Reversals other
wise were confined to some of the oils,
minor equipments and specialties at
gross recession of to 3 points.
In general the days operations were
least noteworthy Of any recent priod.
both as to volume and variety of is
sues traded in. Representative indus
trials and the more popular war de-
scriptions held comparatively sready
until the final hour when the weight
of selling became too strong to be re-
sisted.
The few features Of strength were
limited to stocks Of little potential
value as market leaders, these includ-
ing the various issues which derive
their chief support from pools. United
States Steers course was typical OF
that follow Cd by other prominent
stocks. Steel sold up to 122 IA and
closed at 40 ga, a net loss OF l Is
points. Total sales amounted to 64O,ooo
shares.
Foreign affairs were again obscured
b. the drop in rubles to the new mini
imum of q IA. with a concurrent oe-
cline Of 9 points in Russian govern
rnent 5-1-2's on the curb. Other Euro
moan remittances or rates of exchange
,vere ,,raltered on nominal dealings.
Renewal Of call loans at per cent
although the rate subsequently orop-
ned to ;. offered little hope OF lihlhe-
aio+a relaxation in local, monetary con-
di,ions Time loans hardened FOR tne
rhorter dates on an increasing scare
ity of supply
considerable new financing IS con-
templated by Industrial corporations
brt the form Of these projects IS yel
to be determined
The strength of Denver & Rio GRANGE
refundins SIS which rose over polnts,
was the feature Of the irregular ponu
market The Liberty issue ranged
t,o,,, 90 Al 70 As. Total sales of bones
1nar valued aggregated s2,6so,ooo, Unit
ed states coupon and registered -
declined IA per cent. on call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-19
DETROIT-PH|LA
IN EVEN BREAK

Detroit. Mich. July 1S.---Detroit and
Philadelphia again broke even in two
games today. The home club took the
first game, to /. and the visitors the
second, to 3. There was not much hit
ting in either contest. most of the runs
being due to errors. bases on balls or
bad judgment by the feeders. Detroit
rallied in the ninth inning of the sec
ond game and had two men on bases
with one out. but Cobb. Neach and
Heilman could bring in only one run.
The scores:
First Game:
Philadelphia 30 0 0 0 0 0 11-5-1
Detroit ...2 0 0 0 0 0 % x-4-7-1
Seibold and Schang: Boland and
Stanage.
Second Game:
Phila delphia 20 / 3 0 0 0 0--4-7-2
Detroit .....O Of 900 8 / 1-3-6-1
Johnson, Bush and Haley. Meyer:
James. Cunningham, Mitchell and
Stanage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-19
PITTSBURGH STOPS braves STREAK
BY WINNING A D0UbL.E-H EADER

Boston, July 1s.-Pittsburgh stopped
Boston's winning streak today by TAX
ing both games of a double header, the
first 8 to 6. and the second to >. In
the first game Tyler did well until the
eighth when Pittsburgh made FIVE runs
on four hits, two errors. a base on balls
and two steals by Carey.
Rudolph was hit hard in the second
game and only good outfielding held
down the visitors to three runs. After
finishing the last three and two-thirds
innings of the first game Bob Steele
pitched the first six innings of the
second game. Then he weakened and
Carlson pitched perfect ball for the
balance Of the contest. The scores:
First game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-19
BROOKLYN 5, ST. LOUIS |

Brooklyn. y. Y, July ls.-Brooklyn
punched four hits and two passes in
1.-THE third inning with Ames pitching
today. scoring all their runs and win
ming by a score of to /. Cheney had
q shutout TO his credit up to the ninth
inning, when with Hornsby on second.
Wheat made a wild throw to second
after an easy catch If fly. the ball
rolling into the dugout and Hornsby
scoring
Jake Daubert was back in the game
after several weeks lay-o but re-
tired in the seventh inning. St Louis
used four pitchers. The score:
St Louis go, o 0 it'll
Brooklyn 80 0 0 o O x-5-7-1
Ames, Horstman. May. Watson and
Snyder; Cheney and Miller