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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06

GnaroSbanoIerc hao6e 'olgt FOR ODER
$4,000 Sebet al oe ino Gage. Ter
bar Ell ltaoi1 Strsm az GiitomobiIer
oper Topcnport5 ltore Gro, % ale
Sergebaooe par | Itaoig 5roiif. Mocf
SsIanb, iorn oltiaa lager / Sllinois,
bar SO SoIooner % s Huaoriffor.
banblere, Der finn leperer line Tarer
/ Originate Faffer," men nlle boooc
iterrc Ssgnina, enc Qobt funbe pa.
rctaQco. Serteu Nonulnbninpcr 81
bIcu Tom Ell NeobirIp icnbt iub iii
Npcn 2eronq Worgen men ipocn
SCI. , on G'tcrmiobagcn bar belle Sp.
Iogct u0iolgt. 6olf iDntes oog at ia.
ge oct belle ira ocn fornuitige og
proftilfc Sioc, ioct fun poerit ioa
por b~rrrrict, % ser iorctoac2 life lie,
re grrCitotinner emo pan alminheli.
ac Gage un0cr nornlalc 6orbolo.
Cucr GubuQilc por Der oaiaa tor
Srniif, OF / Woncbcitcr bar ser 9aoct
en- iln0iQ Strem al N~utomobilcr -
citopcr ON NiorQcncu og Iormiooo.
gen, pcitoucr iaicn ON Nitcncn %
Nattcn. elsie AutomobiIcr bopoe
iom NcQcl fun 70 Ntrno. ser optoa
oct iorrcitc Spoc. mems @ogiroct
RI cIler bpor bette ifulhc pare al
tiO huuoe en- tpt tiIbuIIet 2oit, nuor
aierctaiernc fom tiIboqe, : Won.
chcitcr trai man &c Gage til at lore.
tage cnocl Soronoriuacr mc0 liue
@aocr, bporuco Der poa cntcltc Etc
Der blcp nofiuu onbc @roitcr, % set
bTuOtc cite, at &lrifcue / Oi2ic Sara
uanCr loo Def ltoo til uco iulo Tnrt
opcr oiaic l~licpnbcocr, hporpco Ben
boQrc &oit Qnuc9 ct iuo ~ioriporIi9
&ip, at ser iorcfom en- hpjlp0t &nu-
len al @loaporcr, citcriulat al Ell
lrnpucu % Sinen al nogct, iom
bnp0c en- merferc Snruc cno @o2oIin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
Wtmmeiotd.

GeoSialb / ct. Eanl. Mr&. 2oui.
ia SumucIien 50 Nor aommcl og
at regne for Ell al Ct TolrI5 BIO.
neerfpinocr, cr pluoieliQ oigooct pco
Tpoen / tit &iem bcritco3. Go05.
ooriaacn olltagcS al bare pUrct Ell
Sol2ipulIt.
TnnbtcS Spo / Supcuo0neu. @en.
iomin Carton al Wiobrio9c, z. Cnf,
ion0tc3 0o0 / i'm Scnq i ell Great
Nortbtrn SopcpoQn, nctop iom ocn-
ne Afnuong Wtorgcn noacoc Wttnne.
opoIi> 2r0crnc crflrreoc Geocn at
pUrc ToIQen al ct NicrtctiIipIot
Nuucolpit @ia iunoct. st bopeo.
lott Sig al en- W}onO ionotc@ iioitc
Senoog / W}iaii2iippiiloocn pco @i-
mona. @igct haooc oicninnIig prret
/ &on0et / morlqc Niuoneocr, % Sig.
iun$munocu bar al Sen Wtcuing. at
oct bar 0reuct neo ira W|inneanoIiS
cllcr Ct. Saul. Get par iiert ipUrc
iernbciluocbc Sfo, i~triftct llnOcrtoi
oQ ct Ear itribeOc &rrrc096urcr.
Gutter urbcibcr 200 NcrcS 1Sarm.
Gil Den 9tcformanltolt ior Gutter,
Iom Stntcn pprctholocr peO Nr0
@inR, horcr Ell 200 Ncrc5 6nrm, ser
outrcnt nocluftcn0c orbcj0c@ al SEN
llna0onL, Der her iolc& Icoct iuG pda
bcbrc Gcic. Get lful pore uuaitelig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
Stur ltlpffe / Niluaufee. "a,


peren "GbriItopber Columbus" Ell
al De iaafalote "@bolebacfs," its6te
2sroas aitcn moo grpsgen / WiI.
tpaufee nleo Den Sslge, at ct so
Cons &anotoorn, Der bar opisrt I
Sorbinoelie meb grpgger, mtitebe
Sigepegten og faIot lige oper Gam.
perens 0Gf. Gen Itore Camper bar
netop fGroig for SiIbaeereiien Ill
Chicago nleo omtrent 400 Easiage.
rer, DC fleite itnge Wenneifer fra
Chicago llniperiitet, o. If Of oisie
orpbtes paa Stebet, mems ct Snes
andre fom mere elIer mrinore olpor.
Zig tilifabe. gIanbt be oinfomne er
NoeIia Spanion og Bertha %.
GomItocf, begge al SERMON, Winn.
Ianse gper "tsrlGsses." Iobi.
ion, Wisconiins SopeoItab oa | fin
Sio Ell al Statens "p~aaoeite" gper,
blep neo Slli Waaneos gegpnoelie
fitlolt9l1oig "tsrlagt," ibet aIt SaIo
at Husoriffe berefter er forbubt.
Sner 80 andre 9per % Somns in.
Den Staten er unoerfaitet iamme
Sflpbne, Tom Sslge al @aorpolgene,
% oa Saloonen eieninbfertes / finn
81 gper og Soipns peb oisie famine
Salg, blir Statens "tsrre" Smroo.
Dc MI b%etpoelig uopioet. sri itsrre
gper, iom MI bar maattet Iuffe fine
Solooner, fan foriioen Waoiion npp.
mes garabeo, gapfielb, Clinton, De.
looan, Sort atfinion Sancocf, Ssron
Hiber, Soopimitb, Marfeion, Nee.
nab, Nefooia, Ssieo, EeIican, @al,.
pun, Wauialifee, @bitetpater, 8in.
neconne % @ithee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06

Spi Trts pna Nnrmlano. Carl
SobniorS tibIigere 5orm pco ebero.
fee ioIqtes forleoen I'll III EriS al
1926 pr. gcre, Jolt $4,000.
Stpr Care til %ibclieIifab. Char
les 4. Atoble al Charlton bar ifjpnfct
$4,000 til set interi,otionale 9ibeI,
ieIifob al minneapolis. 9lf @opcn
par $4,000 / aortauter, mems Rcitcn
goneS | Sorm al Cn so gcrcS TarnL
beIiQlcnbc ipo for Charlton.
%iIoc opfDIDc inc @prgcrpligtcr.
Get iortpIlc3 ON Mortiu Mortcn-
len al (>oa @roue. n%dturali'crct Gnlc'
rifarcr al 0anif @nro, al bon par poo
ct @cied / Taun1ort. "a han hgrtc
nru Hc9iitrotioucn ior N}ilitTrticnc'
tie. "a at ban itror iiltruootc IiIbu,
Qcrciicn ior al opinloe fine TliQtcr
iom amcrifanif @orlcr. &nu fom
tiIboQc til ,Eoa @rouc iorriQc llac,
"a bon lioroc "a itrar IoronitoIt
rinQ i'll al 'ou lit 9topn ieict til u.
iicn oucr &nCn2 pcrIlcplilti0c NiUn0.
Gunnmnnoitor / G%nSicmnrccl. 6
{. Noamcr, Tom / mango Nur bar OC
ret Moo0buru GouIttn4 Nlj0itor az
Cr en- al Siolm Gins bcoit ticu6tc
@oroCrc or iunNtt at pare / cg lin
oCrbalancc al StI,S00. SIR. Sos
mcr nur pao en- 9lciic / CitcL "a
Gormptonmi3iUrcruc nior0e Ocn
ubchnlcliQc GpooQcIic. GoruOcn at
hare tnlct oucmupntc Sum Al 2o@
ZEN, bar Mr.. Mo2mcr truff1t hc!c i'm
&ou ior DC uUitc 10 Nor. Ger cr
Gril onL hporpiot ban cr iltlot til
rc9nclid cIIcr life.
Orb Citcr NutamUtjlrlNffc. ..
&. Niercoitb. 60 glor QulHntcl % tio'
lilcrc Mlopor al Ncptou, cr 300 pon
ct &oipital / Gc@ Nioirca citcr al pU.
re fomurt tilitooc mn0cr cl Nutonlo'
biluIntfc uor glufcnn. Gen Nuto-
mobiI, huori han % bans Nullrlt %
Gattcr iamt Nuitrucla Softer, N}li9
@ronn, fiartc poo Njcmpcicu ira
@oone iipDtc MOB EN- clcftriif Spor-
po1u, uuocr hui3 Niul ben bIcp bcl'
pia fulit. Niii5 &romu tom ioo al
porliQ tiIifabc, al hcnoc2 Silitono
unioac5 Tor hoobles, mems Mrs. Yfc-
rcoitb % 2ottcrcu Hap mcO mInorc
SpTitclicr.
Strcit ucb Surt SOoNc noInt. Gen
Strcif, iom 500 Nrbeiocre pco @np-
iummrIlcruc peo Sort GooQc bapoc
ioranltaltct. cr uolat iii ben 90c 81.
Ii, in0en builfcn (io octte itorr An
lpQa Gmbcoamuno pQ Gicre cr inOs
buot ill al ~iorhonoIc om ircbcIi1
Spcrcn2tonit. Nllc &c N%rbcibcrc,
ser bcitiritilca / MplIcn cIlCr poo
Gomtrruc. ~iorlanQcr en- Gorhoicl't
al - Gruts pr. &imc clIcr en- EUmc
bctalinQ al 50 Gent5 mc0 s Slmcr&
Gag % S2l2 Gents pr. Sine Tor
Cucrtio. &c W}Tuh, Ser urbcihcr !
@rtbcrnc iorIongcr en- 60 Nrpccnt@
%]enaiorbeicIic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
@tscpnTm.
Sfnbcaffrre neb Cumberland.

StpDenftrre peO SlfntDerlnft0. -
Sobt 2arieni en- un9 6armer nGr
Cumberland, blep forleoen arreiterct
% iat UNDER grflage for at baue
iflrbt pau Clarence See, en- anoen
Tarner oeriteoS. Sagen ifal bebano-
les peb 0iItrift5retten.
Src ornfuet pco aenpiba. Gen 81
9lnr gontle 2ancc Somman, bel be-
tienbt iom Imaterborer, bans Silitru
Wtarp 9oipman, 26 Nar, og @alter
GSenien, 53 Iar gammel, brufnebe
Spnbog gftermiooag / 2afe Wicbi-
gan oeo &enoibn Beach, trilfne UNDER
al en- Spirpelitrem. Sillins Senien
bar o9iaa nGr orllfnet unoer ct Sor-
Jog pno at reoOe Wtrs. goDman.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
@pntaud.
ND Snbrhfnino paa Tlatbcab.

Vp SHprDlHlH8 pau SlnfDcno. Se
paa Observation-Disclosures ~boiiobenoe
Snoianere, ialt benimob $500, Bit
Der / oisie Gage nbbetaIt $4,000 hoer
al Hegicrinaen, og ben nmiooeIbare
Telge bercaf bar p9ret, at omreiicn-
De Sanoelsfolf fra belle HoropeIten
er itremmct til &eierpntionell for at
frilte Hpoblloerne meo fine mere eller
minore ltnpttige &arer. 0e Serene
oe Staters Snoianeragenter err DOG
paafGroe operalt for at ~forebpgge
Spinblerier, ligeiom bet Itrengt paa-
ices, at noget SrGnbepinsiaIg life
timber Ste0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
1nolanoet.
cSowa.

sri Tris paa Sarmlano. Carl
SobriorS tibligere 6orm pco ebero.
fee ioIgtes forleoen I'll ell FriS az
1926 pr. gcre, Jolt $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-28

prison and lets down q s1kea rope
and creeps away"
"Eats door," cried Jack. quite
taken with tae idea How jolly.
How you Ike to have 10 eat door
IN q prison an made oE sponge cake r.
.Its green apple. though, smiled
Mother. 'I'nl afraid you wouldn't Set
far In "a green apple prison
Gle ate some ana sot q pain oaoe,
explained Dorothy.
what does 2Ir. Cooling do when he
gets outg" asked Jack, Who thought
the talk was getting entirely too per-
sonaL
"Ize creeps into little crannies in
the barry Of the tree replied Uncle
Bob. and there he Ena@s q nice
zbapea retreat for himself wraps
himself up IN q white six sheet which
he spins. ana goes err 20 sleep. Eu-
first he hides his bed by covering it
with bits Of bark tied on with SILK
thread. He knows that birds ara
very fond of him-but not in @ nice
wav-aud he Is very clever
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-28

growing crooked ana ugly with bend
las over The water" And 50 IL Yves.
Then one day d strange thing Eap-
oauea i'm the forest The brook began
to rush through Ho tast zaat no one
could hear IS sons. Soon it grew SO
deep and VIDE that il ovaz-Iov.aa IT'S
banks ANA Eefg many OF The trees
standing ln water. high in the noun
t-lns the snow was melting and turn-
ing all the streams into rivers. The
little tree was greatly excited,
Vow j shan travel. SOW I shall
lraveI.a il cried joyfuily.
The water swtrled and rushed
around the little sree and then sud-
denly pulled It's roots loose from the
earth. over topped the tree and
aoated on the water.
How happy I am, how happy" 81
cried to the stream. Fast great cities
and through green meadows the little
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-28
Heisho Tor the carrot and the big red beet

sBeIt one wag = ne g8a must 6e"are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
BIG LEAGUE REVIEW
FOR The PAST WEEK

NEW YORK, April 29.-lcaders in
the major league pennant races found
the going hard the last week. with New
York challenged for tho National League
champions ship by st. Louis. nnd Chicago
and Boston lighting hard for first place
in tho American Except for Cleveland.
Philadelphia in the American the o.
league teams were about efcnli.o
matched. SIX in the National ana iou:
in the American broke even on games
won und lost. Indictment weather caused
the pos tpou"ncnt OF thirteen games III
the two leagues.
New Yoriis' lead IN the National was
cut down during tho week. as AcGraw 5
men could only break even on the four
games played. The series with EuSion
ended with victory anH the series Will
Philadelphia began with the defeat Oh
Alexander on Friday and Saturday,
however, New York lost being able 10
score only ono run i'll each game. i n"
temporary absence OF HcTZuS ana Alli-
norman, the leading batsmcn. probably
affected the playing of the leaders, 81.
Louis had hard series with FIlis-
burgh and broke even in the tour games.
two Of which went II innings. The car
GinAls appear To be- playing better bail
than any OF the other western tgaiiS.
but their rctu strength VIII Ia known
after the eastern invasion next Elonth.
tili,ies for 1917 on Wednesday and eti-
II cd for !" innings to Il SiN-SiN tie game,
the first Of the year. In the contest
Saturday, tho Braves won through the
effective pitching nj Tyler. i1ncinrhti
was the only National League team 1"
win more games than IL lost. The Reds
cook three out OF NV with tnic@SU. and
broke even IN two games against Plus
hurgh.
Philadelphia was tho hes; winning
team in the American LchEu" and Con-
nin Macts men showed their heels 10
the other teams 10y winning tnrco uut
OF four games. On" Victory was gained
over Washington Lnd Two over New
York. Bush pitched III" Macktmnn Ia
victory Mou&ay and Saturday. Chicago
failed 20 keep ND its previous good pace
and lost three games il row To CleEc-
land RowiauG's mon are not hitting
hard and tho three games they won
were each gained 10y one run. One game
Was won on only two hits.
Tho leading eastern tennis. Boston
and New York. each broke oven on four
games. Tho Yankees took two Gnm"s
from Boston carly In the week. one be-
Ing no-hi, gnmn by MoGridgc. RuL
The Rod Sox cnnn hnck by heating
Washington. whIir NV York was fall
inn tr"'"rn rhIlad"lrhn. Tl"N"!'
:rrnv,.f an. ,hr i!td;au- ray" fa3r N"";''
/ $50 oi r"ira,inr their rcr:"rm"n," ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
roHa DRAwH-ouT GAME.

CLEVELAND, O., AprtlS Louis
won q long drawn out game from
Cleveland. to s. Eight pitchers took
part. st. Louis acquired an early lead
Of four runs but Cleveland overcame It
in the eighth only to lose the lead again
in the ninth
with one out in that inning. w Miller
battsd for Plank and beat out an infield
hit He stole second and took third on
Billtn9s' Wild throw Shotton famed
but Austin walked. Sisler beat out an
tnfiald hit and Pratt doubled. Miller and
Austin scoring.
Cleveland got three hits in its half Of
tho ninth but Lavan made spectacular
pick up Of Chapman's hit and nipped
Billings, who had rounded third. retir-
ing the side. Score: r. II. E.
st. Louis ..----o o2-6 II Q
Cleveland 1900 10 o. II 3
Groom. Koob. Plank, Davenport and
SEVERED; Bagby. Lamberth. Boehling,
Coveleskie and O'Neill, Billings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30

and Thanks giving day. Il has been an
nounced that there will be Il l00-mile
race on July 4th. and so and 100 mile
events on Thanksgiving day. Prices IN
the former will aggregate $1,000, while
the latter will amount 10 nearly |l'aoo.
There was no meeting Of the Wheel
ing Motorcycle club Tuesday evening.
but instead q soC@al evening was enjoy
ed. One application for membership has
been received.
VIM. II. Tugman. reporter on .
Providence newspaper. who accompAn-
led the Rhode Island troops TO the Aexl-
can border last summer. is strong
booster for tho motorcycle. especially
as IL effects the work Of the war cor
respondent.
"Motorcyclcs arc admirably adapted
to the needs of army correspondents
he says. al least that has been my
experience while on the Mexican border
last summer. should thing that with
All army in actual service. motorcycle
would be alniost essential TO the work
OF correspondent.
An American motorcycle has captured
practically all OF the important speed
records in the Antipodcs. according to
liza, which states that H. y. Parsons.
riding u Harlcy-Davidson. brokethe ~.
IS. SO and 200-mie. together with the
S-hour records recently.
The 200-milc record was made in e1-
actly 900 minutes. which Is 81 minutes
better than the previous time. s4tT In the
3-hour record nc covered 177S miles.
IA miles farther than the former mark.
The worlds record for continuous rid
Ing on q motorcycle was broken by Al
len T. Rcdell. Rcdlands. Cal, riding q
Harley-Dsvidson twin cylinder stock
machine, fully equipped. Bedell circled
tho Los Angeles Ascot speedway for Z
total Of 1882 miles in twenty-hour
hours, breaking tho previous inferno.
tional mark set up by Cannon BALI
BAKER in Australia. Bcdell also broke
the l. 900 mile record when he reeled on
that distance in 20:40:So or twenty-ohs
minutes better than the previous time
T. Landon Bier has purchased a now
Harley-Davidson motorcycle with side
car II is electric equipped and has All
the latest features. The purchase was
made at tho Harley-Daridson agency
hero. Earl Braunlich is the agent
One means OF serving your country:
Learn to ride a motorcycle and join the
Wheeling Motorcycle club. II you are
rider and not member. Join tmmedt.
ntclv.! The training to BIO secured In
the Sunday taunts will be OF great bene-
At to you.
Tho Rev. G.. G. Yeaser Methodist cir
cult ridor, who ministers to the spiritual
needs of several parishes. uses mo-
iorcyrlo and sidecar TO carry him on
his rounds and to enable him 70 take
Mrs. Tcager with him. We find IT TO
rortation In our hcld," says Rev. YcaSer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
GREASY NEALE
ORDERED OUT
BY MR.. R|GLER

CINCINNATI. O.. April 2a.-Carlson
held the cincinnati team safe at all
stages today and Pittsburgh won. 4"
g. On the other hund, Schneider was hit
rather frequently. The visitors tailed
one in The second inning on Schulth's
single. F1Scher's single and Ward =
double. They added two more in IN"
ninth when Hinrhman walked. Baird
singled both advanced an FisChcr'S sac
ritce and EiinchmHm scored on Ward 3
Erounder. Kopf threw wild Trying to
get FIinchman and ri IN: plate. and
Baird also scored Neal" WAS ordered
out of the game hy Umpire RiEler when
he disputed bail AMI strike decision.
Snnrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
MOTORCYCLE NOTES

Two new road records were estahIiSn-
I'd Sunday by President J. Landon Bier
rrosidnn, OF the Wheeling Motorcycle
club when q snciabillty run 70 Union
town. Pa. was conducted. Bier amde
The "Trip 10 Washington. Pa. IN thlrt!
minutes less than the record held o.!
Wesley House, Wheeling agent for the
Indian motorcycle. Bier's time was 40
minutes. while House made the trip IN
| hour. Is minutes. House also held
tho record time for the run TO Union
,nwu. 1t was hours, 80 minutes. Bier's
Tine was hour. IS minutes.
While in I'niontown Sunday Presl-
dent Bier consulted with Manager John
l.. Prince 0r the Cniontown speedway
re- Cartling ;l:n placing Of lights a tho
IT.rHt Virginia Siutc fair grounds race
track. He secured Mr. Princes consent
TO come to Wheeling ut HI cnrly date 10
consul, with lurar officials regarding
he proposed Illumination OF tho RAGS
track.
Tho Wheeling Motorcycle club. ro-oT-
cruiinC with III" tnion'0wn speedway
mri"iu!S viii meet wt:h!r n Hh"r' I'm"
e ru"k. r"r.in;:-nl"nl% '"r ~" pro-
,::afr OF mui"rr:rlc races Tor July itn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
JAPANESE SHIRTS
AND NECKWEAR
DAVE says:

This is old Japan week
With us. We call it that be-
cause we are making an UNI
usually large and handsome
display of those scarce Japa-
,nese effects which are PROV
ing so popular for this
Spring season.
There is an endless varle-
~ of colors and designs IN
the Shirts. which are all
priced at $500.
The Cravats are handsome
and odd too. They sell for
IS cents.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
ISL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
BNGL1sH RACING OFF

LONDON, April 90. s:4S p. m. the
STANG. Of the government. have can
ceIIed ali the 1917 racing fixtures which
we're to have been run after the first
spring meeting. The step was tGten
now are diverted to the racing stables
Crhe cancellation Of the summer racing
dates will prevent the running or such
classic events as tho Derby. oaks me
Ascot Derby. the Eclipse, tho Jockey
club and the ST. Leger stakes.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
Martins Ferry Athletics
Lawrenceville Game Of

On account of the bad weather condi-
tionS the l.aWrenceville All Stars-Mar"
tins Ferry Athletic baseball game sched-
uled for yesterday afternoon AZ League
Park was postponed until next Sunday.
Manager j. F. MGllauey announced last
night Up until time. to start. threaten
ing clouds were at all times IN evidence
and fearing that it might rain during
the game II was postponed after i con-
ference Of the managers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
BAKERS BLANK sHApYSIDE.

the opening game OF the tnter-City
leah e season at Tunnel Green the
StroenmanS defeated the Shadyside
team in a one-sided battle. The Stroeh-
man wrecking crew was much in evil
dence the entire game as Is demonstra-
ted by the six-two base and one-three
base, hits gathered by them during the
batfest Despite the heavy hitting
many strikeouts were in evidence. The
score was 100.
The game was clearly played all
through with on arguments and feat
ured by the al: round playing OF Stroeh-
ri ,l... nj ring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
UNFAVORABLE WEATHER CONDITIONS MARK THE
OPENING Of THE |NTER-C|1Y LEAGUE SEASON

~ q thousand fans witnessed the OPEN
Ing Of the Inter-City baseball leaSu"
season in this city here this afternoon
and saw Steuhenvil!e win from the Nc
Conkeys of Wheeling. rs. The visitors
led until the ninth inning. when Steu-
benvil1e got two men on the paths. Curl
man of the heavy slugeerS raped
three base hit into right field scoring
the two. Houser scored Curfman with
q single The lineup:
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Monessen Wins Eleven
Inning Game, 3 to z

Be11atre Athletics were beaten yester-
day afternoon by the .Nl-Stdrs from
Monessen Pa. In an DISCRIMINATING game
at the Bellaire ball park The score was
ming after buuching hits Off Pr:tcht.
Pracht regained control 1T tn" next in
ming. held the visitors scoreleSs until
the eleventh inning Reliaire scored in
the fourth and fitth innings tying the
The score by !naicgS: +. r. r.
Monesssn ....2 q II 9 90 . q o t ;
9sllaira .....0 y 0 l 0 D 0 y o.
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-Three base hits: Cobb. Stolen bases:
E Collins Sacrifice hit: Faber. Sacrt-
=1fce ny: veach- Left on bases: Chicago.
8; Detroit, 8. First base on errors: De.
troit !: Chicago, l. Bases on balls: OF
Faber, 2: of Mitchell, 2. Hits and earn
ed runs: Off Faber 2 hits and 2 runs IN
s Ia innings: off Russell l hit p =
runs, In 8 2-3 innings; off MI Al. D
hits. 0 runs in 8 innings Hit b -ccher:
BY Mitchell (Risberg). Stru' out: By
Faber, 8; by Mitchell. 8: by Russell: /.
Passed balls: Scha1k. Empires: Nalltn
and Evans Time: 1:42.
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Two base hits: Herman. W. Miller. ?,
Hamn. Double plays: \. Miller TO
Henry: Stulelenberg to J"co 10 Butler
Struck out: Workman. 10: !erla. 4;
Duggan. .. Bases on bars: or. Work
man, none: off Zerla. 3: of Duggan. ;.
Left on bases: Virginia, Z: Bau"rs. :.
Stolen bases: Carish 2: \. Miller. RlisHe,
Henry 2. Jaeger 2. Duggan. Sacrifice
hit: Heunen. Wild. pitch: Workman.
Passed balls: w. Miller. I: Dewert. /.
Umpire: McConkey.
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1916. as their pitchers are working
good.
Tho weeks record in each league or
games played, won and lost. with runs.
hits. errors. men left on bases and runs
scored by opponents, including the
gnmes OF Saturday. April 20, Is as fol-
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DETROIT WON
FIRST. OF YEAR
!: FROM CHICAGO

CHICAGO. April o9.-Detroit won It's
first game Of the season from ChiGag"
to-day, when they shut out the locals.
to o. Heilnan'S walk. SchalkS passed
hall. an infield out and Weaver's FUN
Bile Of Spencer's grounder. gave the visit
tors a run in the second inning. which
was enough to win They cltnched the
game, however, In the sixth when
founS,s single, Coob's triple and sac
rtfice ny by Veach Melted two more
INNS Score:
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;.AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.
Detroit, 3: Chicago. 0.
ST. Louis. s: Cleveland. ).

To-dAy's Games.
Detroit at Chicago.
q st. Louis at Cleveland
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston
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Mct'onkcys o q u q 3 Of
StcubcRrille ... 0 . ! 81
Summary-Stnlen bases: BELL 2: Day,
Eurkhardt. HouSer .. Bates. Two base
hits: Bates. Three base hits: Bell.
Burkhardt. Phillips. Curfman. HON"
run: Rel. Struck out: by BrahsOn.
10: by Burkhardt. 4: by Edwards. :. Hit
by pitched hall: Richardson. Bates. Curt
man. Armitagc. Ras" on balls: on
Hurkhardt. ?: Edwards. |: Rrahs"n. J.
Edwards relieved Burkhardt in tiflh.
Umpire: Kelly Of l3enwood.
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Two base hit Ward. Stolen bases -
Nea!-. Fischer. Sarritc" hi;s-~HiCh"'.
Fischer I'nul!r play . Schneider
Chase so tirnh. Hirh"c (" Fischer:
Fischer t. WHrd. Left On haSrS-PiitS-
burgh :. Cincinnati L. First base on "r-
rorS-Fi,t shTrEh /. ''aS"s on balls -
or Schneider >. off Carlson 2. Hits and
- rned runs---tn Schneider 10 hits and
runs in nine innings: OF Carlson !
hits and no runs in nine inniGs. Hit by
pitcher---By Cerlsn NcalnL Struck out
BY Schneider 8. by Carlson s. I'm
pircs---EiElnr and tJrth. Time--l:5o