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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09
NJ q n Climb Met,

| Tho y -. T. club met n III" home ~
! Miss Marrrlla Siahl. OF fdEinEt0n Lane.
! ia*i evening Sewing formed tn" diver
) S!nn Of the. evening. after which Il sUcia!
: hour WITH rrtrcShmcntSS WAS III
| riu!Erh III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09
Council Meeting Postponed.

Ri" u L.I' lphiH council ur"finE "n''i
was To hav" been hid M"n'lay evening
was postponed Uniil 1"NI MONDAY ~
Nn,or ,'rrl;,hton could not he present
IHds which wrrc TO have h""n rccrlHrt
for Il new town hall. and VIII he re-
r"ivrul ucNI Monday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09

Twenty acres OF Toronto parks Are
being divided into plats 50x50 fest,
which may be used for culdTatlons
free Of charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09
HOLD Spcial Session.

Henry clay camp. Modern N""dm"h
Of Alir,rirn. following thu initiation ~ II
randidar. hrld a social session last
night lac cream and cake w"r" served.
Willard HHrriS. Of l;Iil"r. Ia. u lorliitr
local l,uIuv uit.Inl:r. WAS present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Boston. y. RrO0kIYn. !.
New York. 5: Philadelphia. !.
IiitShurSh-St. Louis. cold
No other games scheduled
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ReDairinr Hill.

FL Francis. ur SaTG iiili. haS received
IN" "mriTact I" repair the hill on Ia"
rnal near Sand Hill. TIL" road WI! hr
rolled with Il steam roller.
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Standing of Clubs
To-day'B Gam es.

Pittsburgh in Boston.
Chicago In Brooklyn.
Cincinnati in New York.
st. Louis in Philadelphia
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Moundsyille Enters Claim

Sporting f:dito- Wheeling 1ntetltgencer:
Dear Sir:->i notice by Tuesdays Intel
ligeucer ihac the rriadslphia district
high Schoo.~haS entered a claim FOR the
championship IN high school baseball
OF courS-. every team has u right 20
their claim, and | think thar is about All
some schools will do. just claim the
title Mr.. s::;a~om. captain 7. II: H.. ,.
baseball team. - rather early with MS
claim 10 the :i,lr Tor the baseball sea
son is nos NOR" than hal: over. But AT
any rate We NnundSvilie high school.
wish to enter a claim for the champion
ship too, since il is evident that other
schools are doing an.
of course. W. were beaten by Union
high school and that was III" first game
OF the SsaSui. III" Scur. being 81 tand
not 1854 as Mr.. ransom stately. Since
that time. ". played Union high school
on our diamond and defeated them l+-l.
Does this, no: show that MnUndSrlile is
superior to Union. and does il not repay
FOR the game lost to them" hut along
with this victory hay" come others. and
below | give the results q: the games
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
---------------=-----H--s----
EXHIBITION BASEBALL

RUFThI.O. y. Y. May S.-The Gin
cInnati Nationals. on their way to New
York, stopped off hero today and defeat
ed the Buffalo international team by
score OF 10 70 5. The score:
r. II. Z.
Cincinnati $500. 100000 6o4-lO II .
RurfaIo ..... 210 OI0 OLD 5 13 Z
Ell.r King and Clarke: Engel. Juston.
Crews and Onslow, Casey.
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MarNuS Funeral.

yrs,rrrIov. nfiorn0nm III G.30 O'CLOCK oc-
rrrrrd thr death If Amos Markus. OF
clifton Heights. Elm Grove. TIL" dc.
ceased vas in his .:sycui fifth year. and
death wac. III" - y rHr"lH':r stroke. lie
IS Survived 10y his widow and seven c1li-
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Rochester: Ri'nmnn1 R"cho*'"
game scheduled for today was played
May {.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

Meh.ny IL. CAndress,. s.. $3.50. s3:o, won;
Angelina. Ioy Gentry, iilo third Tim.
80 As. Prince Igor. King rrovato Olympia
King. Rookwood. Bar one also
Secopd-six furlongs--M4rtre. IL tMeehan)
$3.50. 1870. $50. won: Fuzzy Wu4zy. 10,
twinrfeltD. $40. 50. second Iind-nth l.
10 fHanoverl. 500 third. Time. i.i5 2-5
Biuecap BENJAMIN. Thorn~ocd. Primero.
iiarEaret y, Milbrcy also ran
rhird-Inile and seventy yards-Mary " :.
lhl louder. $50. $40. out. wou Sieeth
us (Goosel. $3.50 out. second: Miss Fannie
io5 uspailie, out, third. Time. l:45 rs
Fly Home also
F"urth.-sis furlones-skii-s Knob. ia tCor.
tShiilingl; $40. $3.50. second; Flcetabelie. 8,
ier Wsterwar. Arthur Middleton. John Jr..
titth--hve furlonrs-James r Clark. III
Connolly. 1870. $3.50. s. 80. won; Tex Fore.
man. III tGooseD. 5000. $40. second rs.
cobs. ia tHanoverb. s3.io. third Time
l;ol IS BLUE PARADISE, Atalan,l. Gypsy
ter. Jack Hare Jr also ran.
Sixth-mile and an .ighth-Opportunity. 100
tMurphyl: $50. $40 s., won: Prime Her
mis-. Jog tDishmonl, $3.50 SEQ, second: Eli
son. 1oo I.ouderi. $3.50 third Time i:J3
Fiat. Waterwitch and Embroidery also ran
Sevcnth-mile IND seventy yards-Alcrt
100 tMurphy,, s5S $3.50 1910. won; Aifadir
los 'CarrolD, ST. ~. 3i!d serOnd Souars
Dealer. ioi tGo"Se,. $40. third Tim.
:iG As. Cheeks. Duchess OF I.ilwcu Honey.
shuck, Fascinating, Margaret + also ran.
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BELMONT PARK RESULTS

First race.four and one;half furlongs-
5 to 2. G 10 T. won: Memories. liz tKeosh1.
IL TO ]. 6 TO !. 5 to .. second: Mrs Trubbcl.
III tRobinson). 7 to 9. Z to 8. to IN. third.
Time. 81 l-5. Belfaie. Killarney Alteration
H.. i.arusse. Thrills. L'Indepcndat. Tcaparty,
Goidins. Rockinychair. Guesswork and Bro
catcie also
Second-ahout two miles and a quarter
Sarsenet. l35 (IIaynes). 8 to .. even. to s.
won; Abdon, l3t tKlenck). Z to /. to g
to g. second: wolferton H.. 1873 tPalmsrD,
to |. to s. to .. third. Time. I:52
Ballybay, Archdale. Gopul and Plaintiff also
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1871 wv Martini.
IL TO TO- to ,. out. won: Polroma. l55 q.
Tucker. II to 10. l to T. out. second Mr.
Spccr. lH Ill Tucker. to i. TO ., out,
third. Time. l:ii. Scarpia. II also ran
Fourth--mile and uunrtcr-Boots l22
n.oftusb, is to e. even. to 2. won: borrow
lIS 'Robnsono; 10 70 l. to l.. s to 6. second !:
The Finn. i29 tPickcnsb. S to s. 3 10 g. ! TO l.
third Time. 2:o5 is. Stromholi. ed CrumI
Spur. Chiciet. Altman and Daddys Choics
also
,Fif'h-six furlonEs-Courtship. Ill tCollin.,.
j. TO TO- TO- out. won: Passing Fancy. Ios
Riverside. los BuItonl. 6 to !. Z TO i. even,
third Time. I:Is Burl!ngame. Counsel
Dan, Election Genesis and Master McGrsth
sixth -mile-Dovsdale. Io5 tRowan). 3 20 ..
Ia 10 10. won; Chiettaln. los collins
70 :. 10 :. TO 8. second: Spectre 81
,ir"i'e,. to |: TO !. TO g. third Time.
li2 l-5 Sir Richard. Brother Jonatha n
tnI SILVER sandals also ran
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DEV0NSHIRE RESULTS

First rare t,-2 furonEs-Hish Cost. II.
Smith. $50 $40 1910. Won: TREAD I.ish,
y; ~ !ciaver). $50. $3.50; second. Leta.
~ Mcintyre. s,2.o third Tins. 81 10
Cobrtta: Attorney Mur. Fiviand Ehenezcr
Hat1y Mahel Gay t;reetiHs Ruth s,a,hem.
MolesworthJ $50. sac, ssio. Won ''' swift IL
toN 40 'Mcriree). $50 81 81. second: Wa,
70: ,Ma,es,icl. $50. ,hirc. Tiine. los 30.
Magic Mirror. Old Harry Mico Girl Cav
life. Ripos,a. Dyson. Wal! Street. Valerie
Third race. turlonss-co,e. .os tMcIn.
,yr.l. s.? ST. $40, won: Fathom III tBe
,Mo!esuorth>. .i2so. third. time ia En-,
core sayine Brandywine. Semsilla. Milton
Roblee. Anxiety. G. NJ Johnson ROYAL In
terest and Lady Mildred also ran.
,Jacksonl. 1i;;5o; u: $3.50. won: Tiaian. ios
~, uSSseheenrern. VIZ t93n second; Iiberator.
cake, Harry L.; Spokane Queen. Glsdioia,
Snc. Grumpy also ran
Fifth race. one mitJoe D. 1913 tscherrer,.
s ,rr,nss H q. 20 Won; SlippeTy Elm. ~
,Mermee,; sac. 'hird, Time. l:Hi.5. Cor
puHle and Gipsy George also ran
sixth race. mile and twenty yards-RiacIe
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Chicago.

IRAN for Wilson in eighth.
'ESt,ed for Williams in ninth.
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Random Musings Of Sports
By MONTY.

Watcher ne succeeds in hauling l,lCi..
NoHd from IN. cellar o. Is forced 70
eat the dust that other teams IN the Ia.
ternat!onal League start rolling. mar,
ager QUO knaDe has made 4 scrappy
plugging aggregation OF the local team
and is winning The appreciation ui faas
IN other cities as we'll those AT home
That was the mrs, thing knabc mao
10 accomplish and he has been success
fu' in that endeavor The secouu tao.
e, Tor IN, N 's ss gPHI'42E g me Gnh re's
That, however. t.- ,oca. manager al.
pears 10 ne somewhat UP against IT,
Announcement, made by The club on
Gals shortly AFTER ne took charge Of
the Team seen 10 nave been snghtl,
premature. 1hus far the improvement
~ personnel has failed 10 materlalize
ana; without being pess!m!slic. II Is
doubtful II Richmond viii be able 20
secure the men needed
MaGa!is, formerly OF Norfolk. ana
Carmichael. formerly o! the Philles
have Joined the squad recently Ma
gals. a younester, appears TO have In.
goods, ana with development NAV MAJ.
good man. Carmichael is far from
oe!ns IN form, and II would not be
surprising to see him turned bac
without AaNing'a chance to perform in
The BOX
rH"'Is 10 SrsLr" "iheE NiiChegs and
additional! !nn"ldeIs have been un.>aiI.
IN Sevcga major league clubs nav,
oeen am! oaCn-d. but each has turn.J
dta! eel I" the Richmond appeals.
claiming ih-y need very man on th.,r
SQUADS IN SPIT" II 'umors to tn.
ccnt!ary, there i> scarcely one chance
~ hundred ~ ArIa-on again ulay,u.
Ut 'hls c!i} certainly aurine the pres"n,
Hoffman oprl9n With the local team
eNP'res t"-da, Manager Knape wired
PRESIDENT smith las, night tina, h,
would return IN" hurler 10 Peoria
Hack Eioel VINO wished to return
here this season - d pitcher. got an.
othtf chance at box work yesterday
"a ihe second game with The Ei:ds
Hack hurled 4 cprking game ln,,i ia.
si%th, when he developed the 'iroul,ie
thdt has spoiled defeat Tor Richmond
SO man! times this season lie go, via
sho iss"ed passes l" three men IN sue.
cess!on Then shannon mad TO ctn..
one 10 the "!lds aud the !oca!s nyIe
noted olt ~ single run
though. and reports say the Or,oits
were outclassed in every department,
Eoboy Clemens staged an ARTILLERY
pom Dardinent OF Baltimore pitchers ali
by his lonesome during the contests nd
safet!to i've times during the seven
casions he was At bat Looks as thotirb
nc may BE liven,nE up 10 Keen ma,
WIN the crowd knabG has been pepper
ing.
orna! opening az the Htrnurae,
country tiuo opens another atnIeti,
ceh'.E ioF ms CITY The grounds ar.
among the most beautiful OF any /,
this action, and excellent links anC
courts nave been made tor the ben4r,
great addition to the local a,hI~ti,
world.
Two special days. 10 be given shottn
Al Boulevard Field, are being planned
one VIII De for the benefit Of the ioco
chapter OF the American Red Cross
snd Will be known as Red Cross pay
WINE the other is TO be known q
Amateur Day. Efforts Will be m,d.
ON the last named OCCASION 20 hbv,
every amateur player in INC city pres
ent TO witness the game.
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L.v.n. s,ucee. cyno.ure also

4:i:i.S New Haven. Stucco. cynosure also
ran. Colenetta fell.
Fitth--slS furfonGs-Blu Fox % (Jsffcottl.
!2iS. $3.50. nrst: Lady Mexicmn ioT dyke.
; ITO, second: Cost1mer. JOS tMink). $3.50.
Bssiwsen Us. Nsuzeddin also gan.
$50 ,sSS m rns Tiin ieS 5Cr%mp
sc h SiG, s:srGsond: MarEeIy: loi tRoseT. $50.
sous. Harbard. Lady Ward. Dartworth also
Scx.nth-.onc mile and "a furlonE-Reno. lca
tbclD. $40. $3.50. nrst Obuius. ina (Rice).
iihira SecT p,,n: s!oien Ante ~ tcrumpl. out.
giving also ran. ~"~"es
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frost ios M Msy Y, $3.50. SO md $50
ond: Tarleton r.: loi tJenkins): $40. third.
Time. 1882. COMMUNICATES. Louise Paul.
Miss Waters. Ralph y. Colonel Guteiius
Petit Bleu; High Horse. Worlds Wonder.
Galloway also
Seventh race l6 milcs-Goldcrcst BOY,
liz ,Ciavcr). $3.50. $3.50. ,2.7n won; Little
String. M tIiaynes). 50. so. .2SO. second: Cot
onel Matt. l0i tJohnson). $50. third. Time
1929. Starshooter. No Manager. Good
L.nLinkcl. Eeurnnk iilsn
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Tota!s .... - ] - ,5 lotals...:o !, . -
'ts- Ter spence I'm eighth
rRstted for Cary In ninth
tPhn fer Ruth in ninth
fSEued for shore In ninth
Stated for Barry IN ninth
Store by innings "
Boston ..................0 o 4 Or
br'Foit ...; ..........n o o o
summarize: frr"r-Shore Tpo.has. h,ts
Spencer, Nelnlan stolen III .,s-rJonrn-
~ Bases on balls shore 2: on Ehrnke
St'HtE nut by St0rt, nv Ehrke 6
SnNrir'e hits Holman shore. wI.k,r
Rnhnlr plays scott 10 Barry to H6hl,iZsl:
tHsn 1" Young ~ Barry TO Hohlitzel
III hy rltChti-hy SHORE. !. Passed balls
auN C'npiies-Ol.ourhiin and hide
httnd. Tine. Two iloars.
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!oia.z SIS - II To,als.a! ) = !:
'F4t.eC ior Nslr..s In eighth.
:"ait"G 'or Smoker n eighth.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals....to z IL 81 II Totals....2o S % /!
Ran for EEan In ninth.
tBattcd for Enzman in ninth.

Score by inninGs +.
Newark ..........2 o o = 0--5
Esan. Stolen bases-Haas. Eayrs. Sacrifice
hits-Eldrcd. Enyrs. Lewis Rehg Two
base hits-Bransrd. Powell. Callahan. Haas.
Three-base hi,s-Brainard, Enxman. Home
runs-Poweli. Brainard Double plays
EEan. Lewis. Getz Cooney. Enzman. Tut
Milcr: Brainard to Tutwlier. Struck out
bv EaYrs. 90 by Eazman. ;. Base balls
on Eayrs. 1. Wild pitch-EayrS, !: iii
by pitcher-hy EAyrs (HAas and EsHnl.
First base on errors-Proyidencc. >. Left
on bases-.Newark. i; Providence. Time,
hours. Empires, q Brien and Bedford
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BLUE BONNETs RESULTS

FIRST race.fve furlonEs-Sweepup lcs
,i:omasl $3.50, $50. iirst: Lady Eileen. liz
,nruinp). S2Cp. second. Fernhandley 1907
,S'CriinGl; $3.50. third Time. los sam
rtckett. Peerless One. Theodore Fair. Con
Second seven furIonEs-Cornbroon. los
lsru1np); - 50. $50, hrst Copper King IL;
tRi"el: )? 20. second: Szscal. 81 tJefYcott J.
sfe9 ,hirt Tine i;3s Amphion. Old Pop.
,Thrd.onc md an eighth Hanovia.
10 Rice $50 $40. nrst: Christie. i0s
tLyke). e. 80. second. Iron Cross H. iOt
lCrump), So 81. third. Time. .o0..s HUB.
hub. Runes. Opera Glass. King Neptune and
F3nrth--steep!echa-e about two miles
Early Light, lS tBarTet). SkSo s. 81, nrst:
RhoInt. -; o. ClarkJ s. 80. second: Royni
SUMNER. la3 q Smith, t.,o third Time,
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Maga!is, formerly OF Norfolk. an;
Carmichael. formerly o! the Phill!es,
haHe J"intd the squad recently Ms
gals, younester, appears TO have In.
goods, ana with development may max.
good man. Carmichael is far from
being III form, and II would not b.,
epf7NS!Ag TO see him turned Dac
without having q chance TO perform in
The Don "
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Washington.

TotaIs....5 so II z Totals....S3 10 II l3
'9attcd for Scott in second
TBattcd for Gdlia In eighth.
ttan for Henry in eighth.
'Eattcd for Mcbride In ninth.
Score by inninSs R.
S Wass;Hs, 80 ;.'........."II q oooo -
Summary: Left on bases-Chieako. 8:
Washington. T. First base on balls-nn
off Scott. In inning; off Harper. none
in "nc-third inning: on Gailia. in % in
nings. Home run-Eishcrs. Sacrifice hts
Lynn. jackson 90. Danforth. Risberg. Z.
Collins .>acriiic. hy-Rite. stolen bsses-
j. Collins. jackson. Double plays-E. Col
lin" 10 Risbers 70 Gandn; Weaver to Gondii;
Foster TO Nc Bride to Judge: Shapks to Ain
smith. Wild pitch-Ciallia. UmpIres- Mo-
iia-ty ana Evans. Time. c:lc.
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SECOND GAME
Cherry smash Modern woodnep

summary; Errors B.eson BoehlinE. Rose
go. COOK Powell, Wood Todd. Three. Se SO
hit-Powe!i Sacrihce Whitfield Stolen
SGa,, Int Williams, kriusse Powell.
Hits.of POWELL in inning: on Williams
IN inning Bases on bals-by Powell! |.
ny Williams, |, Ivy Mariconi. . Ratters hit
~ Powell. !. struck out-by Williams. .:
~ Maricnni Passed bali-Rcehtinr /
Let on bases-Mod-rn Wood,ten .: Cher,
Smash. 3. Umpire Foley
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Pittsburgh.
re..,... ;,.-u ~e,sl.s, sic-

So. - .-a!ncs r.
pcS.r- -
F?t,s.u-Er .... n o.. %
.sunmt:, Erro5.-E.4 wings ~. Fi,!er
Ns:- &c ssa 1i;s->,l.i'!: HE Imam.
See s!is-E"!Ao:: vi!urS P;ler KING
'''ho- Do.ai- pa s-EraSE-ssc' - l:av..
ing T-7Ersssor . Smith. l..t en- h.sas
-Ses;ea 10. FIustr'sh HssAs ~ Aeus
Of lyle. o" ,.-lr'es :: StrIcE oI;--
~ I!.e: ~ Crime. :! ~ Car.sca
FssS.! eall-W Vz=r-r Uma,.es-.c Day
a-c Harmon. T!u,. =.
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Randolph Street.



Stockton Street 1900 n I -
Sacrifice hit--C. luminous Sacrifice hy-
Nelson Stolen base. Gentry. Bases on
bails-on Thomas, :. ~ Mason !. III, nv
pitcher-bv Mason. (Whitcb. Struck out
bv Thomas I: by Mason 3 Ies, on bases
Eandonh street. 5; Stockton Street. {.
Time, 200 Umpire. Sharp.
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Hoffman option With the local team
sNPires to-da, Manager knape wired
president smith las, night tina, h,
"".N return IN" hurler 70 Peoria.
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SUPERBAS DEFEAT CINCY

CINCINNATI OHIO, June o--By
hurchinc three OF their FIVE hits in The
third inning. Cincinnati took the open
irc game OF the series from BROOKLYN
mere today. . 10 !. schneider MAS hit
by 4 hatted ball IN he ninth aud was
carried OF the field The game was
,iaved III the fast time OF on. hour
and hfteen minutes. The score
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FIRST GAME.


Score by innings: r.
i EaTSt Baptist ................t 22 o-l:
=, summary; Errors-Moorc ts,. Vaughan. Fl.
sny. Allen t2). Smith fa). Vest Three ba sc
SSitIim: I. Smith. Home .run-H r. Smith,
Sacfincc h!t-Iivesay Stolen bases-Ncst
g.: Livesay t.). Smith CD. Lewis. Allen.
Mar!owe. Moore, Lacy. Double plHr-Lacy
to Vaughn to King. Bases on bals-oh
Glen Glen s. Of Walden. z iii by r,,chher.ey
Z; by Allen. S. Left on hsses--First Rap-
usc. 2: Calvary. s. Time rs. Umpire. Roy.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Woodali & Cutrles. .: Kocen's Boosters y
'nrst game. Wco"all \ Quarles. =: Ko-
ccns Boosters, second same six Innings
Shtiiy smash. :; Modern Woodmen. = tfirrt
game. tnerry Smash. . Modern Wood :
tnen. tseccnd game. Both games seven
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FIRST CANE

summary: representations ,c,. Todd
stuart teeson. Three has hit--Winter. Sac.
rihce hit-kraussc. stolen basc.-Harris
S-eson ~. Hsrrelson. Double piay-Da',-
ncy To Beeson 20 Whitfield. Bases or balls
by Powell. by Dahn.y. 5 Struck out
by Powell. 3; by Dabney. 5 Passed balls
iioehlirE Left on baScs-Mod-rn Wood
men :: Cherry Smash. :. Umpire -F'olc
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Announcement made by The club Off
Gals shortly atttr ne took charge Of
the team seen 10 nave been sli.htl,
premature. 1nus far the Improvement
IN personnel has failed 10 niateriauze
ana, without being pess!misllc, II Is
Gouotfui II Richmond WA! be able to
secure the men needed.
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WHITE SOx TAKE LEAD
RED S0X DISPLACED WHEN
TIGERS REGISTER SHUTOUT
Washington Loses To ChicnEo-Harper
aud Gnllin J3nttcd Hard In First
Stnnxn-Score. to 1.

WASHINGTON, June a.-Chic o
went into the lead in the American
League lace to-day by defeating Wash
inGton. to 1, while Boston was los
ing to Detroit. The score:
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GRAYS SURPLANT BEARS

NEWARK, y. j, June a--Newark los,
hoth games TO Providence here This NJ
ternoon. dropping the nrst to and
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That was the irst thing knabc mao
10 accomplish and he has been success
t"I In mat endeavor The seconu tao.
tor IN Inc uppE!!diAs q the club rcl.tes
TO The securing cIt%tttnyt.playcia j..
that, however. t.t ,scai manager n,-
pears 10 be somewhat Up against IT.
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Two special days, 10 be given shortly
Al Boulevard Field, are being planned
Che WI! De Tor the benefit Of the local
chapter OF the American Ped Cross
snd viii be known as Red Cross Day
while the other lie TO be known as
Amateur Day. Efforts viii be made.
on Inc latt named OCCASION. 20 have
every amateur player in inc city pres
ent TO witness the game.
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SECOND GAME.

Score by innings: r
Calvary ....................N q o..
First BAPTIST .............l o @ is
summary: Erro:s-vauEhsn. Smith Two
base hits--Sinth. I.ivesay. King. Lovelacr.
Homo run-Chewnine Stolen hascs-iove
lace, 90. McGrud.r. Lacey Double piayr-
Mtckels to Smith To l.ivcssy: Lacey 20
Vaughan to King Hi;s-on Chewing. in
innings: off Alien. in ? innings Bases
on balls-on Smith. :. off Chswning 4 on
Allen. :: Struck ou.-hv Smith. :; by Alton.
BAPTIST. $. calvary l. Time. l;ao Umpire.
Roy.
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FIRST GAME
(.nIda
FTHS
Nolde's Tip Ton,
To,als Is . s:l ,o,,Is 20 ~ ~ >,

Code o.. ........ a., n n - , y.
%olde Tip Tons ,.........o 0 . ID
,nuinH;-Fy ErTors--Crostic IoD. Riount ,2y
Bah"n Kosher. Two. base h.ts--Andcr or.
N"n' WhSrton; Crnst!c. Bosh"r. Stolen bases
heii: Wharton ~, I.iRRan. HEy, An
Hn"rS4n' Coleman, Tucker. Bahcn, W Iscii
tnoup'' B!ays-iiCHon to Anderson TO Cole
haSta on hallS-by Bahen, 8 by
T ! hd. q struck ou,:by Bahon. s. by
WIG pitches--Theideck. 2;
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Waether ne succeeds in hauling nlCi..
Mond from IN. cellar o. Is forced u
eat the dust that other teens IN the Ia.
transitional League start rolling, .in,,
1ger QUO knaoe has made =. scrappy.
plugging aggregation OF the local team
aac Is winning The appreciation OF fa.S
IN other cities as vel! as those AT home
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FIRST GAME.


Scor" by innings: n
Toronto . n q d, n n n ~,
Montreal n a n a a a a.
SUMMARY: Errois-Smith. Dainrau Two.
base hiis--GrHhXtn Jacobsen Unr,Isy
Home rim Biac kl,Irn Douhl. 80.
ne, =" barnrau - Sla,icry. Bases ON balls
on lirpe, =; OF WARRIOR. of Gerner
struck ont-hy Tippie. :; by WARRIOR 3: by
'Jer ner 4 Lett on ba>es--rororito : Mon.
an! Hart. -''''e"
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MACKMEN WIN FROM BROWNS

PHILADELPHIA. June 9.-PhiIadel-
Dhia defeated 81. Louis here to .dav 2
TO |. in a. pitchers battle between Il.
Johnson and Groom. The game WAS
won in the eighth inning when Bates
scored on his single and Mc1nnis's
triple. The score.
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Highland Park.
Old yirKinias,
Totals. "a II 10 q II To,als g.

Totals. 81 Il 10 p Il Totals 81 . 10
Score by innings r.
Highland Park .......O {. ! . : oil
S u IN III ary Errors Amos. Bransford.
Mayre t2. Napier, Hisrhnla"r Twc-base
hits-Mtller. Moss SacriiC" ny-Carter.
Three base hits-Msyre carter. Sacrifice
hits Anderson. Lawrence. Anderson. Stolen
eases-Millcr 90. Amos t.>. Hatcher Bases
on balis.by Napier. s: by Shelton. Struck
out--hy Napier. &: by Shelton. Passed balls
-Stunpf. i.iebs co. wild pitches-%a pier ISJ
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INDIANS BEAT YANKS

NEW YORK, June New York
made only ave hits or covel.skie to-
day. and Cleveland wen the deciding