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FRANCE LOOKS TO U. S.
(ccntinued from FIRST PaGe.)

thought of numbers until Germany is
beaten.
There is only one way to give this
knoledge convincingly. 1t is to send
the men. Saying that we will send
them al some indefinite time will not
do. We must send them. The sight
of the men in France is the proof that
is needed.
We discrediipd ourselves pretty
thoroughly as a fighting nation during
thirty-two months. We had lots Of big
words and fine speeches. but little ac-
ton. We must have action now
immediate action. We must have An
army in the making before autumn
not an army that will commence 10
be made in the autumn We must nave
before autumn an army FAR enough
along in learning its lessons 10 80
to France. where they know what war
is, 10 finish training. II We only be-
gin 10 train our army in the autumn
il will only be ready IN the spring
10 20 10 France TO finish training.
That will be toto late.
France Will Hold Lines
Until Americans Arrive
France will fight until her last man
is dead in the trenches 10 hold the
lines until America can take on the
Job. If America shows not by words
but by actions that she is In the war
10 fight AT once.
bur we must not expect the super
human of France. We must realize
that this war is now Americas war.
If there is failure. it will be Amer
ica's failure. If there is a defeat, it
will be Americas fault, for being too
late. for promising for the future in
stead Of acting in the present.
There il nothing the matter with
The morale of the French people and
the French army The spirit Of the
soldier at the front is always better
than that Of the civilian at the rear.
but there Is nothing the matter with
the morale Of either soldier or civilian
in France The time has come. how
ever, when America must support that
morale with every ounce OF energy
she can bring to bear.
How long will France fight?
Jusqu'au bout. To the ultimate whls'
per.
How long can she fight?
The answer TO that question, also.
is here in America. A nation can no
longer fight on the morale of its peo-
pie and armies. Material and supplies
are as important as men. Moreover.
under modern conditions morale de-
ponds largely on supplies. and the &C
ton OF an army depends on its artil'
lery supports.
When in the French offensive from
Scissors 10 .tuhnrive two regiments OF
the famous 2hth corps refused I" frav"
their trenches no ono could accuse their
morale. These regiments We're the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-09
IT'S A SHAME TO CALL
THIS A BASEBALL GAME

An alleged ball game took place on
the Thedah ball park yesterday after
noon between u team composed Of Reg
lister employees and Western Union op-
orators and n North Wheeling agGrcga-
ton. The game originally was sched,
ulcd between the newspaper scribes and
telegraph key ticklers and had been
widely advertised as real contest
However both sides took rabbit. only
three or four players OF each so-called
team appearing on the grounds. AS
there were not enough TO make an in
tercsting game nj "long-town or three
cornered cat" it was decided best TO
unite forces and furnish. II possible.
amusement for real team. SO the bal
tie was on.
Flynn was the star HEAVIER for the
Rcgister-Western. Union team. perform
ing in his usual style. being beaten. IL
10 L. About tbe only redecming fea-
turn Of the duel WAS the playing or
Smith. who received his training in the
great national game while member or
the famous Intclligcncer team. Smitty
scored TWO Of the runs.
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EXPOSITION OVER;
SHOWS LEAVE TOWN
Motorcycle Races Scheduled for satur'
day Called OFF on Account OF
Suppery Track.

Pain Saturday afternoon spoiled tho
f;nal nrogram for the weeks mldsum-
mer exposition on the fair GROUNDS. \
splendid. motorcycle race was scheaulru;
hut the Driving club officials deciarcn
il off because OF ihr muddy ana SIP,
nry rack. A good crowd was present
TO rake in tho "v"nt ,5
The Rutherford Is shows we're on"nro
all SATURDAY, and lid fair business,
W..rv look n swim in the large new
mnni The shows loft yesterday tor
Washington. ra.. for Il weeks stand *
r"pting "RccklcSs. the rhuralto nnIs,
milan Cor 81, Louis Saturday evening
where the horse will be exhibited nj a
f,Thc Ruihrrtnrd shows first intended
.rnwirr nj I:rnwnoh this week. nut III
tho "elcvrnth hour" decided 10 20 10
Washington.
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BIG LEAGUE REVIEW
FOR THE PAST WEEK

NEW YORK July s.-PlayinE almost
unbeatable baseball while Phlladelph'a
and Chicago were doing poorly. the
New York team increased its lead IN
the National league last week by SO
points. and today the Giants are vir-
tually 100 points ahead Of the Philltes.
McGraw'S men wen six out or seven
games. losing on Thursday TO Brooklyn,
TO 5.
The Giants hit the ball hard and op-
por;unely throughout the games against
Boston. Brooklyn and st. Louis. The
pitching staff is also working we'll. ST.
Louis. which had NOT lost a game last
week until il came to New York FRIDAY.
dropped three in a row 10 New York.
Philadelphia played poorly and won
only one out Of seven games. the morn
ing game on July 4. when it defeated
Boston 5 to 8. The batting of the
phlles was poor and the pitching was
weak. The strength OF the Chicago
Mitchelrs men lost six out u seven
games. The Cubs fell into fourth place
on Monday and now arc tied with Gin
cinnati. CINCINNATI and ST. Louis play
I'd we'll IN the west carly In the week.
and the Reds led both leagues in bat
ling. averaging better than 10 hits 10
Il game for the week.
In the American league Chicago
found the going hard the last of the
week and Boston gained the lead Fri
uaS- SATURDAY p'$All Teams IOSl III the
first games OF the intcrScctional series.
Today Chicago -rgaincd the lead by
defeating Philadelphia while Boston was
losing I" Cleveland While Chicago
could not do better than break even In
eight games. Boston won five. lost and
;i.d one. The Red SoX made their bes,
gain al tho expense of Philadelphia.
th.. TWO teams playing six games in
three days. OF which Boston won all
hut "ne. Chicago broke even in two
games with Cleveland won three out OF
five from Detroit and lost ITO Phila-
delph;a on Saturday. 4 to =.
Cleveland went back into the first d.
vision again during the week by win
ming six out Of nine. while Detroit was
breaking even in eight games. New
York is playing badl: and has won only
one Of its last eleven games. The Yam
KEGS are hitting we'll ueoueh. but not
~ the right tim" apparently.
Ty Cobb's effort 10 equal or beat his
major league record Of hitting safely in
40 consecutive games fell short when
the Detroit s!ugEer Jailed TO hit the de-
livery nf Faber and Scott. OF Chicago.
consecutive games when hs was stopped
days Of the week. zip 20 Friday. Cobb
an average Of .aj4. and was the first
major teaGucr "a make 100 hits.
The weeks record in each league 90
games played won and lost. with runs
hits. errors. men left on bases and runs
scored By opponents. Including the games
of Saturday. July !. is as follows:
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BAUERS CLUB LOSES
TO SHADYSIDE TEAM

The Baucrs nine was Initiated back
into the Inter-City lragu" yesterday by
ling defeated ny the Shadyside club
at Shadyside by Il score Of TO 5. Tho
Bauers club dropped ont Of the leagu"
last Sunday, after the game with
Siroehmanus declaring that the UNI
pres Of the lcagu" were Slipping sew
cral things by them. After having sent
several floral offerings and letters Of
apology. the jumps squared themselves
and the Bauers boys were al il again.
Tho Shadysde team decided that they
would show them they could win with
out the umpire. and as II result they
wallnped Sullivan Is times. while Hill
dehach allowed the Raucrs five hits.
Following is the score by innings:
Bauers. ...... q d 0 q 0 q 0--S
Shadysidc ..... 0 0 n--6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-09
Big Field in Western
Golf Tournament


CHICAGO. Jul? S.--With StymeS
abolished for III" first time III na-
tiunal golf tournament, IN" western
amateur championship. made Intrrna-
tlonul by the entry III British and an
Argentine player. VIII open at the MIG
lothian Country club tomorrow with
IT'S entries. This large uutDer OF start
ers Is due largely IL the fact that the
l'sitrd States COLI association Sus-
pended it's amateur and open events
leaving Charles Evans. Jr., uf Chicago.
10 hold over both titles for another
year
The Western Golf ASSOCIATION took
advantage Of this lapse Of the national
tournaments TO inrit. players from the
east. including Francis Ouimct. stu
held 10 be II professional by the United
States Golf association because his firm
sells golf supplies. Other entrants
from outside the territory If the West
rrn association include John g.. Andcr-
son. Of New York: Jesse Gullford.
champion Of Massachusetts; John
Mays, Of BucnoS Aires. champion or the
Argentine republic, and J. S. Worihing-
ton, of the SunnlnSdale club. England.
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IN ToURTR PLACE.

ST. LOUIS. July s.-By losing to-
days game TO ST. Louis. TO =. New
York dropped from third TO fourth
place in the pennant race. New York
had held third place since the first
week OF the season.
81, Louis drove Mogridge from the
box in the third inning. Sloan walked.
S;Sler sacrificed. Pratt singled. scoring
Sloan. and Jacobson hit TO center for
r some run, scoring Pratt ahead OF him.
Mogridgs was here replaced by Russell.
who. after retiring the side. was re-
lieve6 BY Monroe st. Louis added
three more runs IN the fifth on two err
rors. triple and TWO singles. New
York got its two runs In ;he sixth on
a triple. d double and base on balls
and Il sacrifice fiy. Score:
New York o { u =" o. 5
St Louis o " . % D IS 10. 0
MrGridE". Russell. Mnnro" and Alex
nnder. Rogers. n.AMk ard S,,Nrr.ld.l
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fourasers. meaning that they had been
cited three times for gallantry In the
general orders Of the army. It was not
Il question Of morale. hut the work or
the artillery. That had not been done
properly. The men knew that for them
to advance TO the attack would be mere
" Slaughter and they refused to move.
II material supplies for the army give
out in Franco. If there is lack OF shells
and cannon. the army cannot .ght, what
ever its spirit may be. And an army
that cannot fight rapidly deteriorates in
spirit. 1t is highly important, thinE
lC keep the army on the offensive, to
keep up its offensive spirit.
Allies Must Maintain Offensive IN thO
west.
At tho present moment it Is Of the
utmost Importance that the offensive
SHOULD lie and remain with the allies on
lie western front. This Is a matter Of
Keeping tie F'ranch morale ut its pres
cnt high level and Of lowering the Ger
man morale. To do this France must
he equipped with munitions and sup
plies in limitless quantities Her own
stocks have almost given out. They
must b. renewed by America.
If this is L war Of starvation. IL is
starvation that affects both sides. while
Germany cnn renew herself Internally
far more READILY. for a far longer pc
Rod and far more effectively than either
France or England. Frances supplies
can only he renewed from America. And
il must b. done at once.
Thus the answers In the questions
how long France will fight and how long
France can fight both lie with America.
Tho spirit Of France. people and army.
iS superb. II rests with America to keep
ii up in ALI its glorious strength. France
lives and fights t"day in her faith in
America. She will Civ" her last man 10
hold until America can get into line.
But America fnust not fail France. She
must prove herself by actions. not
words. living men. not promises OF bat
laliunS OH nancr.
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WELLSBURG GIANTS
LOSE TO VIRGlNIAS
Local Team Takes Good Game from the
Brooke County Aggregation by
tho score Of 4 to l.

The Wcllsburg Giants were defeated
by the Virginia club by the score OF
20 on the Forty-scventh street grounds
yesterday. Workman pitched alright
ball throughout. and his teammates
gave him absolute support. henry OF
tho WellSburg team also pitched good
hall until th:. Giants located him in tho
third. and then it was all off.
+. Miller appeared behind the bat Tor
the Virginia team for the first time this
season and caught his usual good game.
Salsberry was the feature of the game.
giving sensational fielding exhibition
for the Brook countianS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-09
GENITAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAY AT
WHEELING PARK

Yesterday Wheeling park was inc
mecca FOR hundreds. The dunclng IN tho
evening was missed lay those 80 inclined
but the vaudeville bill made up for H.
Tho afternoons program included
ball game band concerts during the
afternoon and evening and the vnude-
ri;lc. The Four Novelty Grahams and
the Affairs. who are booked UP for this
week. were received with great applause
This evening the y. Q. |. w. dance
will 10 held on the White Palace oaor
Tomorrow night the Conception club Will
CIV. private dance. This pavilion Is
becoming more popular Than ever with
organizations and clubs. and a large
number are being scheduled. The week
~ novelty dance will hr held Thursday
picht and tho gold watches will be given
away as usual 10 the most graceful cou-
ple O Hlhe floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-09
STROEHMANNS INDULGE
IN A REAL SWATFEST

Tho Carroll club was presented with
ono Ignnminious defeat yesterday after
noon on the Park grounds by the Strnch
marn tenn II seems that the CAROLS
jus, could not get r. hold on the rope.
and the result was that they dropped off
about tho SIKH inning. Tho Carroll club
l.itrher foil 10 pieces after the Stroeh
manns Swatted him sixteen times. Seven
two-ha gEerS were gracefully executed
by IN" Strnchmann club. Rcro making
two during the six innings. For som"
reason no complete score was turned In.
but the following Is the score by inn
ingS:
Stroehmann ...........o ia
Carroll club ......o 0 o 0 K
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POUNDED FOUR PITCHERS.

DETROIT. Mi'hu. Iuiy S.--WashinEton
pounded Sour Detroit pitchers for II
hits today aMh won. ID TO ). petrci was
unahl" :" 1t" ,nUrit against Walter John
son until tho eighth. wheu with safe
lead H.. .n~ed and IN" home team scored
were iu3'i.' III ;i,. -nHlc. three OF them
hy NaSf,iEctnn. cobb whose string ~
games in "h.ch ~ hi; safely was
stopped at - Friday. go, three hits in
four t!m"S At bat today. Scnrc:
4. II. e.
Wash .". . y . 2-lNs17 =
petrni; .t /" u n u D. . =
Rat'er~S--.l"hnSnn and AinSmith: Rn-
land. Cunningham. Covcleskic. Mitchell
and StauaSe
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NELLY IS VICTORIOUS
IN PITCHERS BATTLE
Bellaire Athletics Win Ten Inning Con-
test yesterday Prom Phipps
Club

The Ecllaire Athletics defeated inc
phinns pItIshtrrh nine yesterday in the
best game vet seen on the Bellatrr
grounds. 10 . Nelly and Straufer
were just about an'cvcn match. and the
result was L real. pitching eXhioition.
Both produced seven strikcuuts IN lht
ten inning game, while Straufer lH;
ont ciyht hits and Nelly six. Each Al
lowed one man to walk. The game was
a pitchers duel throughout. and was
Witnessed by good crowd.
The game by innings:
Philips ..........l "
Brliaire .0 o q 0 l-3
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PROPOSES FIELD MEET

According to announcement made yes
terday. plans are being formulated to
hold mammoth track meet In 1918. at
Morgantown. and which is to become an
annual event. In this track meet rep
rtsentatives Of all the 102 first class
high schools shalt be eligible 10 particI-
pate. and n long desired opportunity will
be offered TO decide the supremacy Of
all West Virginia's scholastic athletes.
To accommodate this huge event. il is
prohable that extensive improvements
will be made on the university athletic
Col
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PADEN CITY, Il;
MOUNDSVlLLE, ;

Tha t'ad"u City team added another
victor" 20 icS string. Yesterday. wen
IL tle:-.'I"t! the MnundSvill. team on the
Pad" 'ity grounds. hitting out the
scnr'. 1T - IN 3. Tho feature of tho
game WAS heavy hitting OF the PadAn
CRY men. making is hits. while The
'Mnur6Sv'll" nine succeeded in getting
only -four 90 '"c!IS delivery. Mounds
yi!ie got i pretty good start In tho first
htit t"c:; hold them down To one more
run tie" rest .: the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-09
RECRUITING OFFICER.

Another army officer has been
transferred from Charleston to the
local army recruiting office. Corporal
John J. Francis. who. has seen seven
years Of army service both In the
Philippines and at the: border. will
be the third Of a staff OF three eff
Client army men in charge of the Of
fee. the other two being Sergeant
Cunningham and Sergeant Rutledge.
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M'CONKEYS DEFEAT
WHEELING MOLDERS

Tho McConkcy team defeated Inc
Wheeling Mold and f"iniry nine ~ inc
.Intrr.Citv league in an interesting gam"
nf \ Ia { OIL the Tunnel Green grounds
Yesterday afternoon. Mc''ann"n. NC
Conkcv's second hascman. furnlshEnc one
nf the features Of tho game " hummer
ing, MI u IhreC- Oa EEer. Score:
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BELL LINESMEN
From Wheeling to Assist In "cut-
Over" at the Sistersville
EXCHANGE.

party OF Bell Telephone linemen
went 10 SisterSvilln last night where
they will be engaged for good part
Of tho week in making final prepa-
rations for the consolidation Of the
old Bell and Consolidated systems. It
is expected that everything will be
in readiness 10 make the "cut-over"
the latter part of the week.
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Summary: Two base hitS-A. Miller.
vodalWglc Double playS-Salshcrry to
Lewis: Larue To y. Miller 10 Henncn.
Struck out--By Workman. {; by Henry.
3. Bases on ball .s--Of Workman. |: off
Henry, l. Hit by pitched ball-Carish.
Robertson. Hahn. Stolen baScS-Carish.
a. Miller. .: bounds. Sacrifice hit-R.
Hahn: Lest on Observation-Disclosures 3; Viz
ginia. 4. Missed third strikc--MiIler.
npIre-Rilcy
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ALL RELEASED-WARNED

PHILADELPHIA, July S.--The So
persons. including thirteen women,
held Yesterday under $1,000 bail each
on charges Of unlawful assemblage.
were discharged after hearing today,
investigation by federal authorities
having failed to reveal anything upon
which 10 hold them further.
Before discharging the prisoners the
magistrate told them the authorities
were determined to put a stop 10 anti
military registration propaganda, and
warned them not to attend meetings
Of This character. They we're arrested
late Friday night in hall where
speakers in foreign language were
preaching resistance TO military regis
ration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-09
RIVER NEWS

The river rsgistercdc ~ feet below
the McMcchen dam last night. The
ricrcy WAS the only ha"t I" touch The
Wharf Yesterday on her way UP The
river. The Milton will leave some time
this morning for MatamoraS, and the
Dunbar for Pittsburgh at p. III. hTc
Indian will make her. scheduled trup up
the river this morning. with her excur-
sion barge in tow to carry cargoes for
various points. The Greenland Will
arrive here tomorrow morning at
ko'cloc. for Pittsburgh. The L. :. En-
ginecrng boat lroquuiS was tied up ut
the local wharf all day yesterday for
sunday rest.
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GAME POSTPONED

Tho game between the Fulton team
and the Home team. ~ tho Inter City
league. which was scheduled for yes;er-
day afternoon. was postponed because
or the death Of Charles Yoke, Sr, tha
father OF Charles Ynrke. Jr. the mana
ger Of thr Fulton tenm.
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STANDING of Clubs,

Yesterdays play in til" lnirr-Cltyi
League failed to make any material
change in the standing nf the clubs.
'rhc Stro"hmanu club the League"
header continues It's winning streak.
taking tn" carroll club into camp by III"
score Of - TO |. TIL" game was called
ui tho beginning Of tho last half of the
StAth timing The McCnnkcyS defeated
The WlirclInE Mold < Foundry team IN
mn intrrrAing contest. I" .. and
Shadysidc won from the Rau"rS club
Il to 3 The F'ulton-lI Home club contest
MAS pos tuuncu.
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DACBY'S SIXTH
SHUT=OUT CAME

CLE.vt:LANp. o.. July H.--Cl.vHIond
defeated Boston. today's game making
Il two straight. Sagor allowed but
four hits and issued no posses. only 81
bat,crs facing him. Three Of the hits
OFF him wera for extra bases with only
one out. hut H. >tcadied in each instance
and prevented 4 score.
Cleveland scored its only ran on
wambssanss' double. Chapman'S sacri-
flee and Roth's single II VAS RaSby's
sixth shuIout Of the season. Score:
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PLAYED FOE sAmdHS.

FORT SHERIDAN. ILL.,. July S-Thc
Philadelphia Americans outhiI the Chi
cago Americans. TO l. here today AMI
wan an exhibition game played for. the
benefit Of officers and men Mt tho Of
ficers' reserve corps training camp
here The score was TO /. Anderson
pitched we'll in the rinches.
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MERCER A. c. DEFEATS
BELLAIRE ALL-STARS

Tho Mercer Athletic club defeated the
Bclaire A!l-Slars by Il score nf u Ia
on the Twenty sixth street grounds,
Yesterday afternoon. large crowd
witnessed the game. which Was featured
hy a home run by Nolan. Of the ALL
Stu-S The score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

% indianapolis s; Toledo. 4.
90 Indianapolis, 4; Toledo. |.
% Louisville. .; Columbus. l.
ie) Louisville, /; Columbus. II.
10 Milwaukee. 2; Minneapolis, Is.
Milwaukee. 3: Minneapolis. 4.
10 Kansas City. .; st. Paul. o.
Co Kansas City, 9; st. Paul, &.
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IWO- baSe NItS-ffODIlIEtI. SNVN0'
Speaker. Wamt$Sans$. Three-baSe hit
- Hobiitzcl Sacrifice hits-Guist".
Chapman. Left on has"s-RuSton. 3:
Cleveland. 8. RassS on hall$-Otf Leo
nard. 3. Hits and earned runs-Off
Leonard. hits ami | run in innings:
off Easby. hits and no runs in In
nings. Struck out--Hy Leonard. 4: by
EaEby. l. Umpires-Dineep and Nc
Ccrmlck Time-i:t4
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Saturdays Games.

Saturdays Games.
Philadelphia. I: Chicago :.
Cleveland. 2: Boston. !:
ST. Louis. |: New York, D.
Detroit WAShinHto r1in.
5 YesesrdAY's Results.
Washington. ~; Detroit. b.
Chicago. :: philadcl nhia. l.,
ST. Louis 4. New York. :.
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THREE CONTESTS IN
INTER-C|TY LEAGUE
sTRoEHMANN CLUB CONTINUE TO
WIN, EASILY DEFEATING
CARROLL LCUB.
Yesterdays Results.

Bauers Team Re-enters tho Circuit. Los
ing to Shadyside-Fulton-H Home
Club Gamo Postponed.
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REcovERs FROM OPERATION.

Chester Duffy. lrilalrr athlete who
was recently rejected by the marines
on account of several minor physical
defects. has now recovered from the
operation which he underwent in order
IN enlist
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Be1laire.

Twn-basr hits-FuIcher. Hixenbaugh.
Martin. Home run-Nolan. RaS"S on
halls--Off Hudson. /: off Hummer. 3.
Struck out--~Ry Hummer. l6; by Hud-
SON g Cmpirc-Nelson
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Shadvsid". Il: Baucrs. +.
McG'0nkeyS. s: Wig. Mold 5.
'StrD"hmaun. T.; Carroll Cluh. |.
k'ulton-fiome club. postponed
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