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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-11-29
THR TskIwo ~ ms
NORTHi.AND HOME

Happy Aad Iiospitshic. Surprising
stuAeutp vi Nature. Fat and Dirty.
They are woaderfal Sailors. They
Have the Animal Instinct Of Danger,
are Ivory Caryers and Basket wcsy.
res
II there ~ an Alseriran citizen ,he
people know very little ahog,, IL ia
the Eskimo
A lady tourist at 81 Michael told
mr. II she vaA 20 learn any more about
them she would rather set il over long
distance She Rad just been through
the Eskimo village ~ 81 Michael.
Visiting cluster Of native huts in
midsummer is likely TO blow away
any halo. But halo Is abou; ssh that is
blown away The smell fingers,
But Notwithstanding the filth. the
slnks and the unciviliEed and unsani-
iary conditions with which their lives
are mingled, the Eskimos are a won
derfully interesting people,
They were on the job up there in
Alaska long before white mans foot
ever touched America; long before
anyone had figured II out that this
ball Of mud was round and centuries
before c. Columbus grasped the idea
that there was a new country some
where in America"
The Alaska Eskimos are brown;
while races in the same latitude in
this Eastern Hemisphere bordering
on the same sea, are fair And why
The inference Is that the Eskimos in
past ages came from Japan or China
as no doubt the Indians did. The fea-
lures are strikinkly similar TO the
Mongolians.
From Cape Prince Of Wales, north
VI Nome, on fair day East Cape, in
Asia may be seen across Boring
Straits, distance of about 40 miles.
About third OF the way across are
some small islands. which are the
property OF this country. A few miles
beyond are other islands Of the Do
mede group and they are in Asia. The
international boundry is between
them, and it is also a date line.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-11-29
CAN'T DO THE WORK

It's too much to try to work every
day against constant, dull backache,
or sudden darting pain in the small of
the back. BE rid Of it. Try Doan's
Kidney Pills. Your neighbors recon-
mend them.
Harry w. Kent, Manchester Depot,
says: "Last winter suffered with an
attack of kidney trouble and backache.
My kidneys were sluggish and the
kidney secretions contained sediment
and scalded in passage. My back
caused me so much trouble that one
time | thought | would have to lay
off from work for awhile. | think
heavy lifting brought on the trouble.
| suffered when had to do any lifting
and sharp pains like toothache caught
me across the back. Mornings | was
so sore, found it hard to get out of
bed and it took me some time to linn
Der up. | saw black spots and fiery
flashes before my eyes, had dizzy
spells and was tired nearly all the
time. | learned of Doans' Kidney
Pills through my druggist, Mr.. Pratt,
and used them. Since taking three
boxes, | have had no trouble whatever
with my back or kidneys"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Kent had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. adv-33-2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-11-29

ltchl Itch, ltch--Scratch! Scratch!
Scratch! The more you scratch, the
worse the itch. Try Doan's Ointment.
For eczema. any skin itching. G0c a
box. adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
DOUSlG CYLINDER MACHINES
TO BE USED IN RACES
SATURDAY.
Record en- FAR Grounds is 1:O7-Cluo
Members Anticipate Quicker


in Snrak!nc at tbs mnt"Trycir races
:Aeu Will h.. nod on ;he stale ar
rounds on saturday. j. .andon Blrr'
oI.S;d"n, ~ ,he Wheeling Motorcycle
;'Uh, said la<i evening. YOU may o.
assured of some fast going when the
buvs lin. 10 inl these events. eA'
pec, my iro,lp. Of famous riders 10
smash in. :rari, records. a. they VIII
uso twin riliudcr machines and all are
anxious Tor thr races lust 70 prove
Their, i 10 WASH. Of time III Idle con
y,rsatinn | will say thar substituting
Twin cyliudrr machines whore We Tor
merl. used single machines Will orlne
tho speed up considerably.
1T i reasonable 20 say. he con-
tinued. that greater speed can De
gotten out Of Twin cylinder machlnes
with piston displacement or 81 cuolc
S>chpS Than rould be gotten uui or tne
old single machines wi'h 3p-on CUBIC
inch Disbursements. Nor only Will twin
machines he used. hui several gasoline
sneezers al the four cylinder type
have been entered. These machines
will make their debut on the Stale
Fair Grounds track Saturday. and YOU
can readily soc what an opportunity
there is for an increase IN speed.
The track record. which was made
with single cylinder motorcycle.
stands al l:h4. and with the addition
of another cylinder il is certain that
the time will be less than mile a
minute. The course Is now fast. but
q little more rain will aonly add to the
stability Of the ground and give the
boys better chance 10 turn loose
with their speed wagons. / am not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
NO POST AS ENVOY
FOR LORD HARDlNGE

LONDON. July Elm the house OF
commons today The government leader
Andrrv Ronar Law. gave the assur-
arr" hat. pending the discussion or inc
MnSorutania report. no person cen
sorcd py the commission will no pro-
noted to any higher position than ne
now holds: that there is not now ana
never has been amy intention OF trans
terring Lord IIardlnee. former riceroy
Of India. 20 the Paris en- bassy or 10
any other diplomatic post.
Discussing tho finance bill. Ms chan
cellor Of the exch,Quer. Mr. Fonar La"
announced that from July Ii The In
creased tax on tobacco instead of :?
pence. az proposed IN the budget, Will
be only II pence.
Having tho proposed Increased tax
on tobacco is ;hr result Of strong rep
resenta;innS made by the trade against
such u heavy increase. which meant an
addition Of . pence an ounce TO the re-
tail price.
The chancellor also announced con-
ceSsiona in the tax on entertainment
tickets. the proposed increase or when
caused heartburnings in the thcatcr and
concert world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
NEWS BRIEFS.

AT the direction OF Judge Alan.
Robinson formal order was entered
showing the elimination Of the July
term Of Ohio county criminal court.
The city and cownty draft boards
Yesterday completed the, task OF num-
boring tho registration cards. prepar'
Iatory 10 making the first selectiv"
draft, The original cards we're Tor.
wardcd 10 Charleston last night.
-plattsburg mnn numbering about
$50 last evening marched 10 the state
fair grounds. where they participated
in military drill with West Virginia
National Guardsmen.
County Road Engineer ". y. NC
Clusky.. .lr.. will spend th" Fourth
making an auto trip inspecting the
highways OF Ohio county.
Painters are at work Frightening
the railing Of the Suspension bridge
with fresh coat OF rcd paint.
w. r. Nichols Yesterday applIrd
ito the county commissioners to D"
allowed 10 rent several acres OF the.
new county farm for sheep grazing.
His request was referred 10 Superln-
ienI"ni Williams.
--Th" body Of Mike SzeneN. South
Side Polish mill worker. who was
drowned At Whi*h"y Run Sunday AIT
ernuun Is sill in the Ohio river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
PAUL PASHBY OF THIS CITY
AMONG THOSE NAMEO-NlNE
OTHER w. VA. BOYS.
Wired to Report at Once and il Pass
Will Be Trained at Beech
Bottom.

Twelve a! the 40 applicants 10 be
examined for aviation war service
under the supervision of the West
VIRGINIA living corps Of this city were
passed upon yesterday by the board
Of examiners. and last evening they
were advised by telegraph 70 report
here At once for examination. Among
The twelve terminates is Paul PaShoE,
Of this city. .,
The Twelve men selected are all
West Nirginians except two. one
from, Pennsylvania and :hP Others
home is in California: They are,
Thomas r. Kent. Kenttield. Cal.
Louis 7. Runsier. Cairo.
Lloyd T.. Arnold. Pittsburgh. Pa.
K. {. Barkaluu. ParkrrSburg
John A. Ollie, Morsantown.
Paul pashby, Wheeling.
l.. g. Green. Seth.
j. Blair. West Union.
E. B. Lambert Pineville.
Dan b. Burns. Charleston.
TATE l.. Ernest. Huntington.
5. E. Armstrong. Hinton.
T. :. Long Of Manbar. and +: Cliff
ford Bell. of BHrdane. of this state
Were selected as reserve applicants in
HE event all of The twelve men do
nos pass the examination.
Louis Bennett, .Ir.. head Of the avia'
ion li,ld AZ I3rrch Bottom. where the
men will b" .pnt in training. said last
niGht that rs quickly as the twelve Sc
I.rIrh nrn arriv" they will b. rXamin-
"h and if PASSED they will begin train
in% immediately.
Army Man Named.
i'puu recommendation of Senator
Sutherland and Congressman .Suther-
land Sergeant Dean Surdrkcr. Of
N"iISbur. " M has hai Twelve wears
military irainin@, viii have charge Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
PRFS |DENT BIER PREDICTS THAT
His BOYS WILL LOWER RECORD

betting man. but il | were | would
wager that the time will be lowered.
In speaking of the Decoration Day
races. the boys said 10 me. Pres, just
YOU wait ill We get another chance
AT Ii.at track with our twin machines.
and W. Will show you some speed.
The hoyS have competed farorablE
with riders from Toledo. Cleveland
and Pittsburgh. and they expect the
best races ever held here TO be run
Saturday.
The program follows:
Event No. l--t'iye miles, twin ma
chimes.
Event No. 2-Ten miles. twin ma
chimes.
Event No. give miles. side car.
with passenger.
Event No. 4-Five-mile novelty race.
Event No. 5-Bicycle race.
Event No. 6-Five miles. twin race.
Event No. Ten miles. side car,
free for all twins.
Riders taking part: Otto Ritz. H.
Dave Michaels, Thor; Lem0yns.
! Pickens. Henderson. four: c. L. Chess
hire, HID: Elmer Gardner, Excelsior;
+! Andy Pastors, HID; G. Fl. Miller. In
dian.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
CONFIDENCE RETAINED.

TOXIC Saturday. June so. (deiayyed
In +ransrnissIon) Tho house or repre-
sentativcs In turbulent session to-day
rejected with majority OF no. resolu-
ton Of lack OF confluence In tho govern
ment. Yukio Ozaki. loader OF the con-
stitutinual party. made the principal at
tack on the governments foreign policy.
especially as regards China. He declared
The United States stole march on
Japau by sending I" china the note IN
regard 70 III. restoration Of tranquility
The foreign office h" said. sought I'M
successfully TO excite public opinion AND
conceal it's own failure by making state
mentS In semi official organs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
z MEN SELECTED BY BOARD
FOR ARMY AVIATION EXAMINATION

the army and of the training to be
given the men for aviators. :.
Instructions will be given BY MT.
Bennett and Captain Frey. who have
charge Of the training field. the
dozen Of mon selected BY the board -
the full quota allowed by the army 10
b. trained at the camp AT one time.
There are now % men awaiting their
turns for examination. Just as soon
AS the men are qualified they will en-
fer The United States army for aria'
lion service in the great war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
ALL READY FOR THE
UNIONT0WN RACES

SlN',Ai IrNTa:rh 20 lie THirI'IErNTT!.
I'NlONTOWN. Pa. july J.
Weather conditions could MOI he BET
ter. and with all lhe entries here IN
the three speedway events tomorrow
evrryi hing j. III readiness for the
greatest automobile racing program
eyer presented in tiis territory. West
ern Pennsylvania M~ryland and West
VIRGINIA viii send thousands Of fans
here. hundreds If whom already nave
made scat reservations. The program
begins rrnmprly at ?:3n O'Clock. and
there will MOI br II dull minute AT
any i'm" iurirc III" day. ArrOplane
flights by DcLloyd Thompson are TO
lake place both mnrnin" and after
noon. with IN" a"r0panr-Hutnmdbile
speed contest in ne morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
HORSE NOTES

noc,%~ Burns. IT, p ;:"t'*: Is ,rainins
him liz Ih' ra'rS
Lou Dillon IS. has been shipped 10
Trrr" lIauI". lih. /" he bred 70 The
Harvester "."l again.
Poorman 2:";a.. last years champion
two-y car-uld par"r. - being trained At
Lexington hy Thomas Murp"% and Is do
ing nicely.
Todd T"mui" " .n"':. by Todd Mac. won
the 80 Ii",' AT Cleveland. .ll;mr ~ for
FGHd .amis"ii. taking THREE" heats
srralch, III ":i%'.. ::l5 and ":i5.
Daniel Hayes dird last month ., Rock
Island. ILL., IT." WAS lam"us In tn" Irot-
ting world AZ. tn" breeder OF A!ix a:03".
Tie worlds champion iroltcr from 1924
t" Loon.
\ hlact r"ii "ur VI Harun"sS McHrnry
was iuall at TIA" Carm At a. T.. Key
unIdS Diver. Tenn. last month II is
ON" ri lh' last If lHn I'Ht"h'$ fnals To
arrive.
f.. +. WIcM"r>ham. the wan who hrnk"
= rlinh"f If hdli-milc worlds records
with la" tower: 2:"?i. and. later sold.
him fng $ln.m"r. has burgh; him back
again and Viii race him.
col Armstrong ":1"t. won his third
$l.unu on .Iunr 20. by taking tn" three
h'.atS Of til" @.l!' pace ~ Bay city, Mich.
in ":l+i4. ".liil and @:!6i,. He is hy
Waiter Direct ana comes from Memphis:
I'll" uorIIa" iwn-yrar-mld colt AXvoln.
by AAw"r!h% ami nut "t N"rv"ln B"l'n.
= -aId /" IL" Ia excellent condition. tIr
has h"cu worked III ":Gi last quarter in
-: =. 1t il not planned TO rae" him this
season.
ON" of III" most promising tw"-ycar-
RI in inn, il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
OPERATIONS RESUMED.

CALGARY. Can. July 3.-Ope lions
wore resumed to-day in the coal mines
OF District IS. United Mine Workers OF
America where several thousand mon
have been on strike sine" carly In AprlI.
according To reports received mere. The
c,..,missl"n appointed hT IN" govern
m"ut recently ordered n" operators 10
resume work under Il plan for Increased
wages which tho strikers approved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
TWO ON IN ninth
AND NOBODY OUT,
BUT PIRATES LOST

PlTlSlit Rt;H. July a.-With mon
"u second and third bases aud no outs
in ihe ninth inuinE. Pittsburgh was uu-
ahl. 10 hit safely and lost today 10 81.
Louis to 6. Four singles and Il
triple. which scored four runs. COM
PEELED CnrlSunS retirement after the
first lunInE. Miller. who took the box
for Pittsburgh. allowed three sing leS
nr,i a bus. on balls In the fifth inning
which brought in three niurc runs.
Pittsburgh. however. Knocked MEADOWS
ont at the box with seven hits IN the
second and third innings. netting five
fulS and tying the score. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
GREASY NEALE HITS
FOR THE TRIPLE THAT
WINS FOR CINCINNATI.

CHICAGO. July S.--Neale's triple In
the fourth inning put Cincinnati ahead
and enabled the visitors TO make II two
straight from Chicago to-day. 70 !:
chase opcned the inning with Il hit and
scored on Neale's blow. while Nealc
came home on a sacrifice fly. The first
run IN the second inning was helped
around by errors while the locals saved
themselves from shut out by counting
a run in 1.-THE third on FlackS single and
Nann'S double. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04

Teach. stolen basns--FclSch, li$h"r@.
Ciandr. Sacrifice hits--rinndil: Weaver.
Double plays--Weavnr 10 r. collins Z"
Gandil: Cunningham Ia Burns /" stan
nge. Cunningham 10 Burns. Left mn
hase.--Detroi,. :; Chicago e. Bases an
halls-Or Faher. ?: or rnvrl"$hl", |. az
Cunningham. !. Hits and ""rn"d runs
or Goveleaklr ! and :: in sl-%: off Z.
Jones | and o In go: Of Cunningham.
2 and In 2: OF Faber. ard u! =.
Struck out--Ry Fabcr. 2. by '"v"l"Ski:.
. by O. Jones. |; by Cunningham. l..
Passed hall-~Schalk mlIr"S-''WHnS
and Evans. Timc---l:ii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
COBB BEATS OUT A
BUNT; CONSECUTIVE
HITS IN 81 GAMES

DETROIT. July 3.-With Fnber hold
Ing Detroit TO f,ve hits. Chicago easily
won today, S TO |. hitting Covcleskie
hard in the first and fifth innings When
i.obh heat out n hunt in tho eighth he
made il AZ consecutive games in which
no has hit safely. N"ach's triple scored
him for Detroit's only run. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04

IN the ninth after Cleveland has scored
a run and had two men on bases with one
oul. saved the game for 81. Louis Pratt
drove In three runs for 81. Louis. Tn"
score: H. lI'F.,
Cleveland UUNlU"ON - {!
81 Louis 1 90 II : n - 2
rrvelcskie and Q'Nrill; Davenport and
SEVERED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
GOLF At WASHINGTON.

S:-ria. l.NI%:rh -, ilIr ln,"IIigru,rr.
NA%IIINtiTnN. Pa. July : .';"lfrr~
Of IA" Washington county coli amt
Country 'luh Will pHrti"Ipai" in thu. M
u"ii.l lHirInti's Fourth 81 Iull Iu'Irua-
in"ni :uIE' %t"d by ihr init'"l S'ntc,'
coll -tSS""i;Iii inn \ hllud b"gi" viii L..
staged and tn" 'utrl fees viii iii l..
turned OYER t. IN" i;"ri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
THIRTY-THREE DIVORCES.

St.er.; pisr.'rii 80 the lurrfliEencer.
WASfiTNtiTrN. Pa. July ".--Thirty-
three divorce drrr"rS were handed down
in the washington county courts her"
to-day Only two were refused th"So
BECAUSE of trf"rt:V" iIh"ls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
CENTRAL LEAGUE.

Dayton. 6: Spring field !
MUSk"EuI'. ): Grand Rapids. S.
South Brud. :. Fort Wayne. ).
i:irhrnnnh II. I.ynuSI lie. {!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yeaterdny'a Results,

Chicago. s: Detroit. !.
Philadclphia. 3: Boston. Q.
Boston. II Philadelphia. |.
St Louis. i tlev"iand. 4.
New oSrk- WASH; ra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
To-dny's Gam o..

ST. Louis at Pittsburgh t?l.
New YnrI: 1T Bronklyu 60.
RUSton ut Philadelphia '@l.
Cincinnati 1T Chicago 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
EACH WON A GAME.

BOSTON. Jury e "St"n and l'htla-
delphia spill, - double h"ah"r to-day.
Philadelphia won rho FIRST contest > T."
q and BOSTON took tn" second I" In
the rirSt game Myers nutr'iCh"I knih
whose suspension for h*SHu''inS lmIir"
Owens was lifted to-day.
Leonard niirh"d III" second gam" Tor
Rov,nu and held no Athletics I" tiN"
hits. BOSTON in the first tanning. kr""k"d
IN three runs and scored Nv" NOR" runs
I'm the seventh on two passes. Il %arrl!l'"
and :, iwn hngcer. Scores
First game. J.. H. t.,
yrhil;t,l"Iphia On0l \ ! " - :: y
I,myi,,,, "a no Il :. IL o. II :. !
Myers and Haley. l!Hth Hnd lh"hl%
Second -:Iui". u, -. -.
i'hiiHd" ;IlIi:r go. II u " " " " = "
I.n.i,.,, ..nuu ! .. u = u -
Moves. Enl"nh"rp ami Meyers. Leon
ard and .AEn"w.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

T"l"d". ~ lmHr+I,nI"iIs. =
Ml'W""N"'. :. Kansas ''.i'. =.
NtUsn' -. i'Hlii =.
C"iIulI,t.e, = I.u.ISt lie. =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
Standing Of Clubs
mo-day's Gam eB,

Chicago n Detroit ~.
Cleveland At ST. Louis ~
Philadelphia at En~'"n -.
Wash. At New YORK =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Atlanta. :. \..w orleans.
Nnni'". E'rI,in ham.
Nashville. i...i Irt'"':;i'. -.
Memphis. :, Little l;vCk. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
AMATEUR NOTES

For a morning and afternoon of real
n!"hSur" III" .loS"phiIcs invites you one
and nll I" tn" lnuhl" header July 9Th.
~ hone. between .tnScphitcs and con-
n"rSN!ll'. MHrplr. IIiCk"rIDn Filhen and
M''ir"" VIII f"'m IN" battery FOR Jos
"piit"$. whIl" JONES' kOknhHnk and
Srh'nah""r viii w"rk ou; for Cnnnnrs-
vile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
GAME FOR THE
RED CROSS TODAY
Martins Ferry An-stals and RellaiTe
Athletics Clash IN second Contest
for Championship.

Va Iu,th, ~. largest rrnwd thh' EYER
ut,,u,frd :, has"hall gam" VIII u" nf'S'':i
'l,,. 81 ,',.urrlI League park. whtlr ~:
r,rrv All-S,arS IA Il ia" F%iirlrr Nh
i..;irs IN the. second Sam" -; ING S"ri'S
=, ,Ir,.id,. rli.. championship 81 ~" ',hl,
.aIlcr H~,d"- icing me- ~, ma1 ,.,mr !!
,.insei, or tn. Fourth. th" Martins Ferry
..l,:,I,,.r nr to. i;"d Tr"s* VII r''"i'''
rhr rrn,"-,I> at IN" gam" Tor me Srea'
vnri: ma, every true A1p"rI"hh ~ inter
r>lcd N. ,, .iu
Maven. I:ai>l":: "f Martins Ferry Will
Ditch III. mr.; ball. and Mayor NnSSlnam
~ Irllnlr.. vii! r.tIrh It. ana KEY. r.
NnshIti tl,.. head -: the Rcd cross III
rh. src.I ,rwn. and II great PLAYER IN ms
,.,,,l-n; .i:y, 1T princeton uniN"rSii|.
viii uu,u,ln,. H." batteries.
Mnna""r E:A~'or' viii d"n"nh IN IN, Nr,'' y;
~" him .-,Il.Glan :" carry ms cum IL
,i,,nri white M:inHu"r I'rHs""k VIII rni
ii. rarlh ~ En:. IN. h"~kE M"un'"l"
.rh. nrr:::lnt viii ASA i"' featured h;
ruunIn. race. fun" h:t''nS. h"Sl lln"'
-, ,,,,,n,u. IN. l,,.r~ I"nr distance"
,L,,,,';rr ,.,r Gam" called n " "Iiuc..t.
'Th" HH"ur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04

IN" I"S"rhIt"S hay" arranged q game
With :hc fast Victor y. {. club for SAT.
u'i;'%. which Will probably ir played ti
Mix Heirs. Manager ~ NIri"rS ul"a -,
,.AIl l.M ON HcII and ask FOR nlk..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-04
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.
Standing Of Clubs.

Cincinnati. ,: Chicago. |.
ST. Louis. s: lrttshurGh. E.
nthrrS pNStnOncdi IA
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Fischer. Three-base hits-Baird, Ward.
Stolen hases--Long. Hornshy 8. Carey.
Pltler Double plays-Hornsby 10 Bet
Zel 70 J. Miller: Mccarthy TO. Pitler.
Left on bases--St. Louis. 4: Pittsburgh.
IS. First base on error Pittsburgh. ,.
fiases on bnlls-Off Meadows. ,: Off
Miller. .. Hits and earned runs-Off
Meadows. hits and runs in innings.
none out in third: off Ames. hits and
> runs in innings: off Carlson. hits
ard runs in % inning; off Miller.
hits and runs in : l-3 innings: Off
Grimes. no hits and n" runs in ! in
ming Struck uut---Ey Miller. 5. Passed
ball-Conzales. Cmpircs-ODay and
Harrison Time-o:l0.
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rosEp OUT CLEVELAND.

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,iuuhlc pI;,y l.! johnson. Irau ANA SIsicr
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TWO base MIS-: WanIl, INeIhIe' III CT
base hits: Neale. Sacrifice hits: Shean.
Sacrifice flies: Shean. Double plays:
Zoider 10 Merkle to Zeider 10 Elliott.
Left on bases: Cincinnati. 5; Chicago. 5.
First base or errors: Cincinnati. 4. Base
one balls: Off DemHrec. |: Schneider. =.
Hits and earned ruus: Off peularcc.
and = I'm S; Schneider. | run: Hendrix.
and o in !. Struck ont: by Schneider.
s; Demarce, 9 Empires: Quigley. byron
and Emile Time: ! as.
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Todd T"mul .""': by Todd Mac. won
the 80 II,.-r' at iicv"IHud. .Ir:ur IN. for
Frrd .Iamisuii. taking three, heats
Srraigh! ~ ".i%i. ":lI and ".l6
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col Armstrong ":1"i4 won his third
$l.unu on Jum" 20. by taking tn" three
in ":l4:4. ".l4i. and @:I6l.. He is hy
Waiter Direct ana comes from Memphis.
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I'll" uorIlI" wu-yrar-mld colt AXToln.
by AAwnr!hE AMI nut ut NrrNuln l3"llG.
- .-ald /" t"' Ia "%r"ll"nt condition. iIr
has hCCn worked III ":2G las; quarter in
.3".4 II il not planned to rae" him this
season.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

I:r"hm"n- Iialtim"r" gam" postponed
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+. T.. NICn"rShaln. The man who hrnk"
q ninh"T If hLlf-milc worlds records
with Ia" E"w"r:s 2:n?i. and. later sold
him T"g Sln.unu. has hungh, him back
ngHin and Viii race him.
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\ hlaCL r"!i "ui uf Raruu"SS McIlrnry
was iual':d 1t TIA" iHrm If -. 7. Key
unIhS. h"vcr. Tenn. last month. II is
ON" nj III" last If Ian i'Ht"h'$ fnaIs To
an