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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1917-03-23
Miscellaneous.

DC Hair Pins. sale price .-.- -......... .--.. &c
Invisible Hair Pins. sale price, . boxes for DC
DC Thimbles, sale price ...-.--... .....--...- lie
Nc Collar Buttons sale prce.....-.-.. Be
lOc Hair Nets,sale price nc
DC Safety Pins. sale ...........3 Be
Zoe Combs, sale price . .. ...- m Sic
Sc Ladies' Handkerchiefs, sale price ......- lc
1Oc Mems Handkerchiefs, sale price ......-.. DC
Ladies' Braziers, sale price .-..-. -...-... 1Oc
Ladies' gray Hose sale price. ..-...-. DC
White canvas Gloves, sale price ......-...... lOc
Doc gloves, sale price. ..-. ........ 25c
25c Cuff Buttons and Scarf Pins sae.-.-lOc
Zoe Ladies Gauze Vests. sale price ...-..-,.~. &c
25c Oil Cloth, sale price. -...- .... .--. lSc
2 1-2 pound bundle Calico. sale prce.-~-4Sc
Lot Shirt Waists (slightly soiled) ..-. -..-. 25c
81 so ladies and mems Umbrellas for ....... CSC
81 80 extra large Farmer Umbrella for..~l %
81 ladies fancy Parasol. sale price 79c
81 children parasol. sale price, ..~.-....-.-.7 9c
Big lot Misses and Children's Hats pnly..9Sc
5Oc white embroidered baby Caps only 25c
80 yd spool silk thread, sale price..---.--..--}c
Ball Thread, sale price per box .........-..~ l9c
Bow Ties. sale price -.-.-.-.. DC
DC pearl buttons, sale price. p cards for DC
Mems Collars, sale price per doz-...... ...45c
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Mems, Boys Hats and Caps

Mems 81 John B. Stetson Hats, price So IS
So hats, sale price ... ...........- l9S
$50 hats, sale price ........ l.49
200 hats, sale price ... ....-...... ...... L23
A big LOT of new mems sample hats,
your choice, sale price . ....-- CSC
Mems soc Caps, sale price .-...-..... 25c
Mems 25c Caps, sale price - -.... l5c
One big lot of boys sample Hats. SOC
and 75c quality, sale price 49,. ..~.-.-- 25c
Sl.5O and So boys Hats, sale price . ACC
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Laces and Enbroideries

SC white or fancy Val. Insertions. :.
sale price. II yds for - 1Oc
SC Val. Edging, sale price - 2 IL
1Oc Val. Edging, sale price SC
SC Embroidery, sale price 3 IL
1Oc Embroidery, sale price - SC
l5c Embroidery, sale price IL
Csc Embroidery. sale price II IL
35c Embroidery, sale prlce - - 15c
SOC Embroidery, sale price l9c
1Oc Braid. sale price = - - SC
SC Braid, sale price - q lie
All other Laces and Embroiderics are re-
duced accordingly.
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the market price:
Mems 81 plow shoes, sale price $40
Mems $3.50 Scout shoes, sale price - 1893
So quality, sale price 249
Mems heavy plow shoes. sale price,. l.79
Boys 81 p1ow shoes, sale price - 1.23
81 so quality, Sale price - .- - 1893
Ladies' White Canvass Boot, 81 and
$3.50 quality. low and high heels,
sale price 49,. - - - 1.49
Ladies' and misses patent leather.
Mary Jane Slippers, $3.50 value. sale
price - - - - 1.49
Ladies' and misses Mary Jane. white
canvass Slipper, rubber heel and
sole, sale price =. 1900 $1,000 98c
Mems white canvass Shoes, rubber
heel and sole. sale price --..----.--- CSC
Big lot ladies' and misses shoes and
slippers, sale price - CSC
Tennis Slippers, sale price ACC
Soft sole baby shoes, sale price, pair 19c
Ladies 81 white canvass Slippers, sale
price -. -.... $1.49
One lot ladies' white canvass Slippers,
sale price - - . - LIS
Ladies' Nullifiers, cloth top, patent tip,
sale price ..-.....---.---..... CSC
Old ladies' Comforts. cloth top, 81
quality, sale price .----$l.49
All other shoes reduced accordingly.
Be sure and get your Shoe supplies, as
Shoes are going UP every day.
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Table | linen and Linen Sheet
ing. Towels, Etc.

SOC white mercerized Table Cloth, sale
price yard - 49, - ID l-2c
SOC quality. sale price yard % 1-2c
6Oc quality. sale price yard - - 39c
1Oc mercerized hemp Napkins, sale 49, sc
l5c quality, sale price - - 9c
$3.50 quality Linen Napkins, sale doz.. $2.49
One lot assorted Linen Towels, SOC quail
ity. sale price each - - - 19c
Is cent Bed Towels, plain or border
ed, sale price EACH AZ 1-2c
35c quality, solid white, sale price
each z 49, % 1-2c
15c Bleached Turkish Towels, sale
pIICc CdCu ------- IL l-ZC
IL lie unbleached Turkish Towels,
sale price each - - $4,000 - - 10c
Barber Towels, sale price each sc
15c Huck Towels, plain or bordered.
II 1-2c qality. sale price each - &c
Csc Pillow Shams, sale price each 15c
81 quality Linen Sheeting, sale I'd. - 79c
Csc Red and Blue, Tsble Cloth y'd-. BIC
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Counterpans and Lace Curtains

$I.50 Counterpart, sale price ........ ... CSC
So quality, sale price - -. -.---$l49
$3.50 quality, sale price .. . 81 ,98
$3.50 quality, sale price .... . $248
$500 quality, sale price ..... ... . So 90
81 quality seamless Sheet. .. SOC
25c Pillow Cases, TO match same, sale
price - - . - . . . 19c
SOC Sheets, sale price .. . - - SOC
$500 Lace Curtains, sale price . m m CSC
$3.50 quality, sale price - . . $1.59
$500 quality, sale price .-. 81 so
$3.50 quality, sale price $2.48
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Dress Goods Department

Csc Sport Stripes all new colors ... l9c
35c quality, sale price - ..... ID l-2c
25c Madras, sale price .-... -...- ... -..-.. l9c
Csc striped Pecay, sale price -.... ,...... l9c
25c Poplin, all colors, sale price -l9c
zoe quality, sale price IL l,2c
35c quality, stripe Silks. sale price p ID
35c Danish Cloth. all colors, sale price l9c
soc Wooden goods, sale price .....-... SOC
75c quality, sale price ..-..---... ACC
81 quality white velvet Corduroy, for 79c
All other Dress Goods reduced accordingly
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Shoes, Shoes, Shoes, Shoes.

We are the only people in this town for
Shoes; you know the reason, because we
are always selling Cheaper than any one
else. During this great Sale we are going
to give you prices on Shoes that you have
never seen before; we have just received
three thousand pairs mems. boys, ladies'
and girls Shoes and Slippers. which we are
going to put on this sale at about Half of
the market price:
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Corsets.

$l.OO and $l.5O W. B. Corsets, sale. 49c
100 and $50 Kabo Corsets, sale price 79c
$50 r. & G. Corsets. sale PRICE $l23
One lot sample Corsets. your choice
sale price - . 15c
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ApgH Ld dC ~ hmp PAs hw % h
hgh NvT hd throw dN
Shoes u Eh m those W uh from
securing A gm our
Rnmn t DaeofS Sale Begnn TmyM 27 and gA April
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-24
CHICAGO WINS FROM
WASHINGTON TEAM;
LEADERS UNCHANGED

CHICAGO. Aug. 23.-Military and
flag raising day was topped or with
a six ~ nothing VICTORY for ChicaSo
over Washington In the first sam: III
the series today. The standing between
Boston and Chicago remained unchang-
ed because the former defeated st,
Louis The locals punched hits or
Shaw in the third and fourth innings
and won easily. Cicotte was hit hard
but was given good support in the
pinches.
Tie Chicago and Washington clubs
nut on their drill for the inspection
Of Colonel Raymond Sheldon who Is
to act as judge in deciding the best
drilled team and which will be given
$500 purse. The drillmaster of the
winning team will receive an additional
500.
During til" drill. Eddie Foster was
taken suddenly ill., tainted and was as
sisted from the field. Il was announc-
ed later that he was suffering from
ptomaiue poisoning. Clyde Milan. also
OF the Washington club was out Of
the game with the same ail,nent having
become III early today. Several regi-
nents Of Infantry. numbering about
5000 and 500 naval reserves. attended
the game as guests Of President Com
fnskey. Just before tn" game started
Manager Griffith OF the Washington
club who started the Bats and Balls
Fund. was presented with check for
sT4ls2 by local paper to add TO his
fund to purchase baseball parapher-
. MALTA for the boys in France. Several
dozen baseballs were thrown up into
the stands to the soldiers and sailors
by the members Of the two clubs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-24
NORRIS WILLIAMS II,
LOST TO NILES IN
NATIONAL TOURNEY

FOREST HILLS. y. y, Aug. "a
PLAYING in stcrdy rain. which varied
from n drizzlc In dnwnpour' n W.
Niles, Of Boston, defeated r. Norris
Williams H.. also Of Boston. three sets
to one In the only match played In the
National Patriotic singles tournament
II the West Side Club here To-Day.
Niles won the first, third ana ioultn
scts. while William stock the second
the scores being: GO. as. Ga. 6-3.
The holder OF the national champion
shin does not lose his title as the re-
suit of to-day's defeat. however since
The tournament Is without tttuiar value'
being played for the beneht or the
Lawn Tennis Association ambulance
fund. If the championship had been
nj stake the contest never would nave
been completed under the CONDITIONS
thnt prevailed. for the turf. Dalls. rae
Duets participants and spectators were
soaked long before the conclusion Oh
the match.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-24
TO PADEN CITY
Bauers Club Leaves for That Place
SUI lay Morning TO Play Fast
Team

The fas: going Bauers will leave Sun
day morning Mt o'clock over the Is. &
0. fer raden City 10 meet the strong
club representing that place. The Paden
City team Is conceded TO be one OF the
fastest In the state. rs can be readily
seen by their wonderful record. 1t is
likely they wilIuse Shriver OF West Nir-
gina Wesleyan fnmc. to hold the locals
in check. The Bauers. OH the other
hand. arc going to the down-state city
determined to add another scalp TO their
string.
Grimm. who showed such rare form
while on the mound last Sunday. will
be sent on the rubber for the local boys
and upon him the locals are expecting
to turn the trick. HeiGelhach Slll be
held In reserve and will be ready II
needed. a rumor circulated that he
has resigned from the Bauers TO play
with the Dellarc Athletics was en-
phatically denied.
Practice will be held this evening on
the Wheeling crock grounds at o'clock.
The following arc asked to be pre-
pared: Roam. C.. Lisk. Dugan. Gosney.
Noel. ]. Lisk Butler. o. Grimm. H.
Grimm. u. Cilles. Heidelback and
Voight.
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THEIR HITS COUNTED.

. CLEVELAND, O.. Aug. 23.-Although
New York made as many hits as Cleve-
land today. the locals made better use
Of their safe drives and won. TO 2.
Klepfer had perfect control. not issuing
q pass.
Iris Speaker made his re-entrance in
the game after being out eight days as
the result Of being hit in the head with
q pitched ball by Pitcher Danforth OF
Chicago. He struck out the first time
and retired in the sixth inning his head
still bothering him. Score:
r. H. F.
New York. O. 10 0 0 10 o. S 0
Cleveland. 2 o 0 0 Q 0 0 - s 0
Caldwell and Nunamaker; Klcpfer and
ONetll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-24
MOVES HARD E1T.

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. 23.-Dctrolt
hit Noyes hard today and won the first
game Of the series from Philadelphia. Z
to 3. Dauss was found for nine hits.
but kept them scattered. Detroit made
triple play in the sixth inning. With
Bates on second and Struuk on first.
McInnis lined to Bush. who threw to
Young In time TO double Bates before
he could return to second. Young then
threw to Burns. retiring Strunk. Score:
r. H. E.
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 1 1--3 9 5
Detroit. l 3 0 . 0 - Il 9
Noyes and Schang; Dauss and Spcn-
GER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-24
BOSTON VICTORIOUS
OVER The PIRATES
ON NARROW MARGIN

BOSTON. Aug. 2S.-Tyler had the
better of Grimes in a pitching battle
here today. Boston defeating Pitts
burgh TO !. The visitors made three
hits, one q scratch. Their one run was
n result Of Powrlls muff Of Wagners
liner in the seventh.
Meyers single. an inhcld out and
Kelly scratch single to left scored
Boston'S first run in the fifth. Boeckels
error on Maranvlle's groundcr In the
seventh with TWO out let in the VIM
ing run.
Catcher Meyers OF Boston. split his
hand OH a foul tip off Schmidts bat in
bn sixth Srurr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-24
RACE RESULTS
At SARATOGA
c,DAT0CA \ Y Aug. 23.-ResullS:

SARATOGA, y. =. LAus. 90
First Race-Two-year-oids, se'i1ne'
6A furlongs: Rcvclcr. lo1 (Petz)S 10
. 70 and even. first: June Bug' loS
(Srhuttinger). Is to D. 10 ana 20 "
g., ruud: Lady Eileen. 100 (Trotse). III 10
i tn and 2 to l., third. Time
/ :nG IS.
Second e-Three-yenr-olds and up.
selling handicap; one mile: Docas. 1lO
tkIcegcr), 10 /, to l and even. frst;
I.,rvma 100 (Buxton). TO 6, l 10 3
and out, second: Right 10T (McAtce)'
10 20 l, 3 to | and to S. third. Time
| 10 o-5.
Third Race-Three-year flliea: SIX
furlnncs: Julia Leon. l2l (Buxton). )
n :. to and out. FIRST; Queen OF the
Water, III tMcAtec), 6 to !. to ana
To 2. second; Queen Errant. III (Mar-
lin, II 10 ), 3 to 5 and out. third. Time
-l:l2 25.
Fourth Race-The Mohawk Handicap,
guaranteed value $4,000: 3-year-olds'
snllIue: one mile: Straight Forward,
los (McTagEart). 8 10 s. out and out,
first; Barry shannon. 100 (Rowan)' I
to |, to 5 and out. second; Wood Trap
l06 (Martin>, I to 2, to 10 and Out,
third. Tlme-1:39 2-b.
Fifth Rnce-Two-year-ol maldens:
5h furlongs: Frederick the Great, 10
"a. Collins), to S. to and to D.
first: cavan Boy. IFS IL. Allen). to !.
TO 9 and G to 5. second: Partizan. lis
(Huxton), to !. I to and to S.
third. Time-1:0T Is.
Sixth Race-Three-year-ol and up,
claiming: TX mile-Queen OF the Sea
105 "a Collins). 4 to l, to and to
s hrst: The Grader. 100 tRowan), 10
/, to l and 6 to s. second; G. n. Miller.
liz (ButwcID, 3 to l. even and to !.
third Time--l:5i.
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WON IN The FIRST.

BROOKLYN. y. Y. Mug. 2&.-brooK-
Ign lost tn" first game OF inc series 10
(, Iu,is today. to ). a triple and an
,.rr,r rnyc st. Louis four runs In the
first inning. Two triples and two
singles scored three more for st. Louis
in the fifth Meadows was wild ana
retired In the second inning after Pfef'
fer had singled and Kruger had
rriplcd. Rain fell for half nm hour after
the first inning. Score:
" r. H. +
<, 1ouia . 400 0an 900 Is 0
nroot,yn 220 900 l00--6 2
Meadows. Packard and Gonzales, shy
der; S. Smith and Kruger.
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WILL PLAY GEORGIA TECH.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. %. 0The'
University Of Pennsylvania football
management announced tonight that II
would play the Georgia institute OF
Technology at Atlanta. Saturday, DC.
tobcr 6. This game takes the place OF.
the West Point contest which was can.
celled when the military academy call
ed off all its athletics.
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PLAYED TO A TIE.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-New York ana
Chicago played brief tie game nero
to-day. rain stopping the game AFTER hFe
ltuInrs of play Schupp and Vaughn
w,.rr having brilliant battle. only l6
,..tvcrs having gone to bat FOR each
side. Schupp permitted only ono hit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-24

Three hasr hit---Ward. stolen bases
kelly. Sacrifice hit-Grimcs. Tyler
pruhL, plays-Tyler 10 Maranrillc 10
Konrtchy. Left on hasrs-PltiSburEh
!: Boston 6. First base on errors
PITTSBURGH J; Boston !. Base on oails
off Grimes {: of Tyler 3. Hits and
a,rncd runs-off Grimes hits ! run
In 4 innings: Of Tyler 3 hits no runs In
o innings. Struck out-by Grimes 2:
bv TYLER .. Wild ritch--Grimes /,
PASSED ball-Schmidt. Cmpires-Byron
and OuIgl.y. Timc--l:i0.
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PLAY STEUBENV|LLE
p. q Z. @. Team Will Clash Saturday
With IRst up.2tvex
Nine,

The fast Patterson and Elm Grove
club will meet the Steubenville club
on the Elm Grove grounds Saturday
afternoon. in a fast and interesting
game. The pike boys have been per-
forming with great show in semi-pro
ball. and this game Is expected to be
hummer"
Lodge and Robinson will form the
battery for the up-the-river nine, while
they Will be opposed by Cop" Howard
and Rcuther. Morgan will weld tho
Indicator.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-24
wA1rHouR's CONDITION.

PARIS Aug. 23.-The condition OF
Bobby" Walthour. the American 81.
cycle racer whose skull was fractured
by a fall in race last Sunday, has I'M
proved slightly. He has recovered con-
SciousncSS,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-24
LOST ON A KUTE.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Aug. 23.-Severelo
muff of Sloans throw to the plate IN
tho third inning was responsible Tor st.
Louis loss Of today's game 20 Bost"f.
20 . With one down In the thlro
Barry singled and took second on Hoo-
litzell's out at first. Lewis singled 10
right and when SEVERED dropped Sloans
perfect throw, Barry scored. Lewis
went to third on the error and scored
on a single by Hooper. While peat
ing on: a hunt in the ninth Shotton
injured his leg when his spikes caught
In the bag and was forced to rctae.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-24
STANDING OF CLUBS

ToDAY's GAMES.
Chicago Mt New York.
Pittsburgh nj Boston.
St Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-24
,rrvTW1FToNAI LEAGUE,

Montreal. 8: Newark, (lO tnnings).
Toronto-Providence game postponed;
wet grounds.
Buffalo Richmond game postponed;
wet grounds.
Rochester, 2; Baltimore, !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-24
WILL PLAY M'CONKEYS

The local Baltimore and Ohio shop
team after reinforcing Its battery. has
decided 20 give :he McConkeys battle
1t will be staged at Wheeling park Sun
day.
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Two-base hit -JacoDasoll. otOIo'I
Shotton. Sacrifice hiI-Scott
Double plays-Pratt to Lava" 10 Sis
Ter: Lavan to Sisler; Scott to Barry 10
HoblItzel. Left on oases-Boston. D.
ST. Louis 8. Base on balls-o1r Mays,
.: off Sothoron. 2. Hits and CARED
runs-Off Mays. 10 hits. runs III
innings: off Sothoron. hits runs
in I: off Rogers. hits, runs IN =
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1aoLsnn u. Milan Sacrifice hits

H: Milan. Sacrifice hits
Morgan. Cicotte. Sacrifice flies-Mc-
Mullin. Double play-Risberg to
Collins to Gandil te). Left on bases
Washington 10: Chicago 5. First base
on erors-Washington 2; Chicago o.
Base on balls-off Shaw 2: off Cicot-
tie 2; Of Ayers !. Hits and earned runs
off Show and 5 in innings; OH
Ayers and none. in tnlngs. Struck
out by Clcotte 4: by Ayers 2. EMPIRES
Owens and OLoughlin. Time-l:4A
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One hundred pounds Of beef shrini
to 81 pounds after ordinary roasting.
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and Vaughn two. Two games VIII DC
played tomorrow. Score:

Z. II. Z.
Chicago. ........... o D ~
New IOrk. ..........U V-u
Vaughn and Elliott: Schupp and Rar-
iden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays GAMES.

Cleveland 4: New York =.
Detroit I: Philadelphia :.
Boston 4: St. Louis :.
Chicago 6; Washington u.
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Struck out-By Sothroron, \. Passed
ball-Severeid Umpires-Moriarty and
Evans. Time-1:i0.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YHaTERpAY,s GAMES.

YHHTENpAY'S GAMES.
st. Louis {: Brooklyn S.
Boston 2: Pittsburgh I.
Philadelphia 7: Cincinnati !. t3.)
New York n: Chicago 0. CO.
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AMERICAN Assoc1AT1oN.

Kansas City. 4: Louisville. 8.
Milwaukee, 4; Indianapolis, !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-24

There Is an opening in Yunnan City,
China, for the introduction OF soap.
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yRan for Shotton in the 9Th.
xxBattcd for Lavan In the 9;h.
zRatted for Sothoron In the 7th.
zzBatted for Rogcrts In the 9TH.
posion 10 . 0 l 0 0 o.
St Louis. % l 0 %
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Totals 80 6 s q 10
-Ratted for Ayers in the 9Th.
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STANDIHG OF CLUBS,
TODAY'S GAMES.

None scheduled.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-02
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