davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1917-07-20

s1se, esa, 5000, Bats, e743, 1881.
1881, 1913, 1851, 6134, 3o79, 1904,
1918. 52o7.
2s15, 5oos, $3.50, 1909, 1888, 5s4e,
5so3.
452. $3.50. $3.50, 1872, s55, 1s4a,
1885.
so21. $50. 1928, 500, $685.. 257s,
47S4, lila.
1890, 1882, 1863. 1894, 114s, 1e47.
1858.
soss, 1854, 1906, 2o17, 1897. APO.
S4s, zoos, 1852. $751;.
2414, 1897. 1913.
400, 9s2, 4125, 5255, 1925.
24e7, 726. 1929, e7oe, Is, 4ss5,
COS.
s2os. s715. 475s, asos, 1926. $500.
6376, 56o5.
so72, s7ee, 1898. 4s5s, 2eo7.
247S, 4oo2. 4516, 1919.
7119. 614s, 1470, 645. 1915, 2135.
4240, 6775..
1870. 2s22, 44ss, 21s, $40, 1894,
1904, $50. 3,245. 1928, 1911. 44s1,
57i, 1856, s2s2. 1856, 277s, 81,
47ss. 1892, 64s1, 1927, 2o47, 1895,
s711, $3.50, 2s17, 47e4, 1898, 274o
ss1, 1s4s, GAS, 1854, 545e, $500.
| 5s42, 1888, 1917, 1852, 1887, 1870
$40, 1892, 1884, 1885, 1876.
| 1917, 2577, ITO, 1872, 6535, 4123,
1870, 2o7s, GIT, 21199, $780,. 5439,
74s, 1921, 1868, 1904, 345o, 6261,
e272. 4646, 1892, $3.50, 1886, $3.50.
1886. 275s.
$50. s2s2, 1858, 1909, 1868, 1911,
SIS, ss42, 1417. 1874, 2o34.
2434, 511o. 1910. 3os7, $50, 64ea,
4641.
1873, s4a5, Sc, 1896, 4os1, 1875, s4oa,
447e, 1855, 1871, 1856. 792, 212s. 3e12.
479s, 1911, $3.50, 41s9, 3692, 6724,
1851, 1869, 1859, 1850.
! 67O7, 5. $50, 1880, "a, 1898.
1925, 1886, 1851, 2615, $40, 1922,
a242, 1888, 1915, $40, 1882. 44o,
~ S41 los: 1851, 1855, 1875, 2s1s, $3.50.
4752.
1884, 2225, III, 1922, 5s41. Sal.
$500, e3s, 4244, 67ss, GAS, 2795,
5000, 4673, 3405, 2454, 1894, 1882,
623, 26s, es5, $3.50.
4,oS5, 4611, s147 so55, 427s,
1854. 1141, 1914, s72s, 5172, 1o1e,
1888, 6397, 335, 143O.
zoos, 4s3, 800. 1925, 4e5S, 6122,
4e47, $3.50, 6374, 244s. $3.50, 21os,
1898, DUAL, IoOo, oolo, SIo.
$3.50. 3742, 1885, ss5s, 1905, $3.50.
341, 2517. Bit, 5451, 2376, 4732, 1882,
1907, 5000, 1854, 1924, 6593, 391.
1882, 1866, 1927, 1907, 1878, $500.
1896, 1904, 1853, go, 1859, 637, 4916
444O, SAB, SOIL, 1875, 2S7O, 1924
1890, 4334, $50. 1857, 2055, 6306, 4s17,
| 1917 6495, 571. 1873, 1857, 4SS, 3455
1543, 2102, 1855, 704.
3404, SOFT, 1857. y. 1868. 1886,
| 1856.
+ $685., 112. 1867. $3.50. so77. 1920
44e5. 2os2, 2116. 6O11. 1915. 1913.
2,O12, 679. sos, IL. 1865.
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New Britain herald., 1917-07-20

4,143
$685.
$50
4464
2,665
1852
1886
1851
1900
2.124
5,242
1873
$3.50
1887
6,O16
5,94s
2,707
4,795
4,109
29a
6,877
4,349
4,9l2
1892
3.278
$3.50
5,716
10000
4,ses
5000
3,17e
2,43s
4,o27
1850
5,O47
3.073
4,150
SIS
6,5a4
4,S23
6,492
5000
3.o15
eo2
2,675
5,293
$50
1928
$3.50
$3.50
6,556
$3.50
5.070
3.577
1928
1886
6,201
5.414
rs
$3.50
5,139
1914
1855
6,547
1926
S12
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New Britain herald., 1917-07-20

FRANCIS j. COFFEY, 30 Star.
ROLF F.. SEGERBERG, Lake Ct.
EDWARD w. JOHNSON, 1874 Church.
KARL lux, 211 Curtiss.
ELLA JOHN SOLOMON, 457 Hart
ford Ave.
SAMUEL EPSTEIN, 100 Rhodes.
JOHN STERGESON PORFIROS, 1913
North.
THOMAS AXELBY, 100 Beaver.
FRANK A. MACHOLTZ, Cottage
Place.
PETER SOLNION, AZ Grove.
KOSTAS GREJOS, 81 East.
MIKE KASZYCKS, McClinAock Road.
ANDREW CHUDZEK, 1919 Broad.
CHARLES S. KUNTARAS, Is Union.
WLADIGSLAW BRASKA, IS Grove.
EMO RENALDIN, 17s Oak.
MARTIN NIALICKS, 148 Grove.
EDWARD JAMES CRONIN, 1874
Hartford Avenue.
JOHN LEWONTOWICZ, 1927 Broad.
ALBERT A. PATEAU, 600 E. Main.
JOHN DAVIDSON CENKUDA, SO
Silver.
Robert w. Wood, - Sheffield.
FRANK A. SPITZEI, % GLEN.
IUCIAN w. STROSSL, 10 Kelsey.
JAN IASZCYWSIxI, 315 Washington.
JOSEPH buckles, - Webster.
MICHAEL j. HAUGH, 81 Pleasant.
LEON GEBTOISKY, 2S Gold.
GENNARO BAROLO, 271 Clark.
JOHN BRASSEL, 1S9 Winthrop.
JULIUS SHEPARD, SIS Market.
GEORGE F. SCHEIDLER, $50 West
Main.
Konstanty, Alusl&a, 1913 Stanley.
STANISLAUS FILEWIC, "a Horace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
RAIN Or SHINE, THOMPSON WILL
DEFY DEATH IN THE CLOUDS TODAY

the most startling events OF the matl'
nee &c. Stamp, who Will BE- at lie
Wheel of his swift Mercer spcedster.
asserted last night that il Is IN TIP
Tod shape and that ne will be diShQ-
poInted if he does not win the racing
duel.
The rider Of tho motorcycle will b.
selected AT a special event ana IL Il
expected that this will be one of the
most sensational contests Of the DAY
as each and every one OF the follow
ing crack riders who will today lact'
the starter in the holiday evcFlts IS
eager TO hook up in the CLASH with
the aviator: :,
Ie Moyur Pickeus. Henderson Four;
G. l.. Cheshire. tlarley-pavidson
Twin; Dave Michels. Thor Twin
Andy Pastors, Harley-Davidson Twin;
Emory Herrold, Indian Twin; l.. Z.
Wasmuth, Henderson Four: Charles
Iipphart. Excelsior Twin. aud QUO
Ritz, holder of the 1916 championship
events.
Officials Announced.
Mayor II. l.. Kirk will be the honor
airy starter u Tile program or events
which will commence at o'clock
sharp. lie will have associated with
him ITS officials the following:
Track manager. J. Landon Bier;
starter. J. G. Stamp: referee, Herman
Friedrichs announcer. Paul DanSei;
official timer. Wilson Grubb: ascot
ate timers, Peter Boyd. Walter Bow
man. T.. Braunlich; official checker,
r. Keller: associate checkers, Ross
Prysock. Harry Douglass. Walter
WORKS. Rob Campbell. George Ciapper;
C. II. Miller: tiagm"n. l.. Waimer. Ed
Hartman, 4. E. Hubbard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
TWO FAST GAMES AT
ELM GROVE TODAY

This morning ~ lp:%o ana this after
mon L, $50. the team representing
Washington. Pa. will pin" III" fast semi
profess. oual =. x r. q. team on the Elm
Grove grounds.
The :ar4 1T this district Will s.s a
game WI w"r;h their money. and II
large crowd shuuid h" on han" u boost
the local team =. & Z. &. has collected
torc,har sornn Of tn" best ariatucrs in
this part nf the valley, and will no doubt
pin: like demons today.
Tho lineup for the two clubs for both
,.-utrsts is as follows:
Observation-Disclosures IF: Guthrie. RI:
An;hony IN: II. carroll. SIS. T.. Carroll.
If. Pierhncr or Robe 2h: Clutter. III:
EelI or kurtz c: E,noch or RauinberE"r.
r. r & r. e; Jones. IF: r;urih. Oh: F..
smith. Sc: IIarris. INF: E"uth"r. =: -Mah-
don. 2b: F.. Smith or Ransom. IT; W"td"!.
III Howard E; Smith or l.. Smith. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
|NTER-C|TY LEAGUE
IN DOUBLE HEADERS
Teams VIII Play Two Games This After
noon-Dulonvls Fills vacancy
in League.

pulonvale has been supplied to FIJI the
vacancy in the personnel OF the inter
Virginia Club. which recently Withdrew.
That club Will 20 to t'ollansbee this al
ternoon. where TWO games have been ar
ranged. 49,,
Every team in the league Will play
TWO games TO-DAY all IN the afternoon
with the exception Of Sleuhcnyllis.
which have secured permission IRON.
President Bell. 10 play morning anu
afternoon.
Decoration days schedule Is AS toI-
lows:
Rauers at Struehmanns. " games.
Carroll I,Iuh at SteuhenNilte. games
iione club ut Fulton. = games.
pillonVaic at Fol!anShee. games.
Shndvside AZ McC0nkey. games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
ARRIVE TOMORROW
Federal Board to Inspect Camp Site
Will Reach Wheeling THURSDAY
Morning. Says Dispatch.

\ message was received yesterday
al the Wheeling Commercial AsSocia
lion headquarters announcing that the
federal camp site board of the Depart
ment OF the EaS, will arrive in The cin
Thursday morning. The officials VIII
be met by Il committee from The aSSo'
citation and taken to The Halt Moon
farm on the West Virginia side. oppo
site Steubenville. O.. 10 inspect the
.raining camp site offered.
Upon their return 10 The city they
will go 10 New Narlinsville, where
they wilt look over the site iwo miles
north OF that town. Committees o.
representative citizens will meet the
officials at both points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

2-Ea;tcd for Knri2er IN tn" seventh.
81. Louis ........ y ! e.
cincinnati .. 0 3 u q Q n--i
Two base hits: 'fIornShy. Thrc" has"
bits: .N"ul" J. Smith. Iru'Sr. S'"!' II
bases: Shcan. knrf. Sacrifice hits:
cruise, Hriznl. SarritiCn flies: HnrnshY.
Miller. Gonzales. D"uhl" plays: IhnSr.
Kopf Ia rhase. Left on bases: s.. Louis
4: Cincinnati. 4. First on -rr"rs: 81.
Louis. l. Bas" on balls: OF Meadows. !:
off Ring l. Hits and earned runs. or
Meadows ? ana In ono tn0n" out. in
ecruntl: riff Watson and | in \: "II
Ring and : in 1 inor" out in tn" firthl;
off kn"tzrr and in .: off Filler and
| in innings. Struck uut: l!v Watson.
{: hy Ring. !: by tller. !. Wild pitches:
Ring. Wa;Sun Passed balls: Virgo.
Gonzales. Empires: Ryrnn and QUigl'-.
Time: I 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
WON IN THE TENTH.

CLEVELAND. -. NIny 2a.---f'lcv"land
rinyrd ana won it, first cA;ra inning
game Of III" season to-day. defeating
Detroit | to u in TN. l"rth inning. With
ono out IN tho final round. Speaker
Singled. taking S"r"nd "n VAIN bSEanSS'
urt. GuiSt" walked. Speaker scoring
Mi"n liarri" doubled I" right.
T. wu% t"v"l"ski"'s iifih S'r,iEh; viz
tory and his fourth .-hn:"J' 49, h" year.
Iv wiu"imE cleveland went int" third
i'iLr.. Scuro:
r n r..
pr,rni, ...... h"h nGnnh--n : 4
t'I..yrtIud 1900. - O.. - - - :" Il ~ I >
1-,ii.> :,Ea SinnrI". Si".u'cr: H0y"l"--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
TWO VICTORIES
FOR MACKMEN

PHILADELPHIA. May 29.--Fhiiadcl
rhia won both games from Now oYrk
here today. the scores being 20 and
20 3 In III" first contest Tic home
team won by hard hitting at Fisher y
delivery whi!s Hush was effective and
was gwen perfect support. NcInnls
whose hating record for the day was
i hi,s and Il sacrifice IN eight rips l."
tho plate, won ;hr second contest by
driving III TWO runs in tn" eighth in
ming with a double. Scores:
First game + n +:
Vow York nonnn ~ i :.
philadelphia 80 - q an nX-A !" u
Fisher. Monroe ana Nuuamak"r; Iush
and Meyer.
Second game < II T.
Now York .10n NO . % i o
Philadelphia 80 a . q =! g" N.-i : n
MnE7idge and Waters: Noyrs and
Srhang.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
Three Teachers Appointed.

Misses riVrIruur Patterson. Marie L.
paulrv nId Mazi, Powers were reap
point"d members uI. tn" High school
faculty AT Il Sr"cinl meeting or ne
board 1T education h"!d Monday night.
Tho large n..iTh"r at Applications LOT
ror!tiuns rs High school instructors
would not permit The board to complete
tn" work Of appointing the High faculty.
The election of t"nCh"r* will b" taken
up at tho rtgu'Hr hoard meeting, Jun" l..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

Donald Lowe. y'uug >"n al Mrs. ana
Mrs VIA. l.uW". a.; ihiS rilH. mt Win
:, uaint'ul arr!d"nl Monday ail"rno"n'
which resulted in hoih uf his arms be
ing fractured Th" lad climbed ur in
e tree tud III som" manner i"$t nj" hai-
anc". falling. L. III" G'"unh. a 6lSianc"
uI about - feet. Ills arms w"r" broken
i,iSt nhn," tho wrists. Or ". +. Bonar
reduced tho Fractures.
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FAST GAME AT TUNNEL GREEN.

Tl. Stru"hInunn'S and the EHucrs
will play Il 1.-THE Tunnel Green grounds
his afternoon in Il double bill the
clubs arc OF The Int"r-t Ity league. Inc
rnrrrs have recently signed m entirely
rrv. linrur and they will hn seen in
action TO-DAY for the first time.
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WATSON IS TOO
MUCH FOR REDS

CI\tTNNATI. -. May c?.--Cincinnat
cuHld not hit Watson ana 81. LOUIS Won
thr first gam. ut ,h. sores here today
seven To four. Meadows. who started
tho game Tor -. Louis, WAS M hard. IL
was also Ring. who be- gan for ''iurlnnau.
Er, tXor vas taken out in the seventh 10
allow, griffith "a hat for him. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
LEONARD CHALLENGED.

Ni!WNI'KEu:. MAY go. - l|Iichlr
N;trn..lI Milwaukee. lightweight h"N"r'
T., >!.~,l",i q 'n,ii"ui;" I" l'rrh| leon
ard new IIGhtwcight champion ~ tHe
warid. zoe. :, twenty round h"U;. Leon
,r,; y..,...i,!, ku",.k",i ON; Mitchell ~ the
s,>rl,h ruuiiu vi Il bout IN Tins CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
Miss Quick Leads Conetst.

MISS Mnly l!UIrh 10" IrHHS III r"I"'
lar.ty contest Tor III" honor Of raising
~" ,lag h..r" on registration day. w h"f
irr votes v, T., r"i!ni"d Yesterday MISS
t,uI.k Lnt , tn.nI 81 as Votes. Miss
E:u.nIia Rnrih l. NOW second with Il to-
nj Anln ,Nf ~.
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plnr Snencnr Today.

TN" local and Spence: high school
teams clash This afternoon at 2:3n
u'ci"ck ~ "a" Fifth street bail park. y
hand concert Will add 10 III" attractiEr-
moss nr tn" game. Spencer crosses win
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

ChiCagu !: St. louis.
Cleveland. 1. Detroit. @.
tlPhilatleIphia /. y. y. a.
,olI'hiladrIi,hja /. y. Y. :
- RoStril. :: Washington. !
r"Jl;oslou y: washington 0
ib--firSt game. t1)--ScGuuu game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
Business Suspends To-day.

Oprrsli"Hs IN Inc local Industries and
business n general SuSr"ndS today ~
observance OF tn" Memorial. Day hUli-
dn,. The usual holiday hours will be
uhSrryc,! ai-!hc puStnttiCe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
MARSHALL CO, GRAND
|. JURY COMPLETES WORK
REPORT LAST NIGHT AT Sis, RE-
TURNING SIX FELONIES AND
TEN MISDEMEANOR IN
DICTMENTS.
$50 Men in Penn tentiary Subject 10 Draft
Wardeu's Office keports-othef
News Of MouNGlsville.

The -gaud jury for III" May term al
criminal ,.iIrt ~ Marshall county com
plrrcd It's work last night al o." " ci"'h
reporting three felony IndirinrnlS' len
mISdrmvanors. and SlN not tru" Fills.
The felony indictments wcrr:
Floyd Pierce, burglary,
Henry NrIurrIIrr. attempt rape.
John Mcintyre. breaking and entering.
msdemeanors.
Webster Mrkiml". .l"S'rh I. PARSONS.
Floyd loh". disturbing. public meeting
IN Franklin district
j. +. MndEr. gambling.
EnIf"I Mu%ulH. l"~l !:rw.
Charles NiIh"lIu "'t llH.
Ed Carr. II. l.. $!Iu'n"iI-. NJ y. H"naT.
Max Levy. throwing uIihlS Int" stream
Mcknight Duncan. !"i>'. rrr'"n$'. two
counts.
All civil case ;r,?rS hay. bc II con-
iiuurd uut!l III" m"M! term Of court
JuGg" l!"ryrH M:.I call 'h' criminal
court jurors I'riG.,! morning.
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$50 Subject to Draft.

Accurding t. ~1srisIn,< prepared At
the office 81 IN" wHIn,H # IL" - n
IcnilHrN. There Nrr 49," r''n confined ,"
tn, institution M::" arr subject /" tn
runSrrIriiuu bill. They VIII BIZ rrr!~-
tered Tuesday. Jane >.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
SECOND ZANE.

Boston .......... u ! u u u"
Two base hits: lIo"pr". =; Walsh. =:
AinSmith ShnnkS, Gardner. lanVrln.
stolen bases: Hooper. =: Innvrin. SHrri-
fic" hidr; Innvrin. I"Uhl" plays: Euin
ia Scott: Sr"tt l." Jau"rir In G;aIu'r.
.cft on bases: Rnst"n =. Washington. :.
FRS, base on errors: l:"stnn. !. Base
on balls: or Harper, >. nu Ruth. =. Hits
ana earned runs: on Harper II hits
and runs In 2 innings, off EUth : bits
no runs in ? innings Hit hy rItcl"r'
Ey Ruth iAin"mipr) Struck ou;: Ev
Harper. &: hy Ruth. :. iWld pitches:
Harper. . I'ml!rcS: M"r!arty and Evans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

An ordlnaHr'. regulating trattiE over
the ,i;v streets ard an urdirHnc" re-
curing cry rnyslcians I" register
passed first reading At tn" regular '0un-
ell meeting held Munhay evening. Gem
rral ruutiu" business was ais" trans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

II IN" 'In.UIHc ~ n" Ma! i'lNl -
rnur: her" %">i"r'!H> u. NJ stewart
and f'rti3'l~ \. Nnh" WEI" uari"T lI's
Tor The n.Nl /" rI'Irs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
Local Lad EnlistS.

w NnrriSum Sun at Nr. AMI MIR,
/ \ NurliS"r ~ ~l>tn street. ihlS ~!
lrn> cnl!~t"i III TIA" /. :. navy II to
i.nL..S -.
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| New York horscman Herbert B. Clark,
| died May 5. aged 80 years.

Belle Alcan;ra. p. 2:l0, by Sir Acan-
ira D. c:l5i., dam Belle Star, p. 2:o1 e,
Is the trst new 2:l0 PAGER OF 1917. Sns
made her mark at Macon. Ga, meet
II is reported that volga, 2:o4A may
be prepared for g. new record late In
tho fall. She is. recovering from her
has been bred TO Lee Axworthy 1:6S D..
The horses at Curtis Neck farm be;
longing to c. X. G. Billings will 30 sold
ut auction in Madison Square Garden.
New York City. on June s. The Harves-
tcr 2:Ul and william SISSY will be
among those sold under the hammer.
About 80 brood mares which were col
lected regardless Of expense Will b
sold. Lon Dillon. 1903 /. is the only one
10 be kept BY Mr.. Billings. !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
Standing Of Clubs.
To-day's Gam es.

81. Louis III Chicago. games.
Detroit IN cleveland. games.
Boston in WashtnGtom. : games.
New York III lhlladrlph!a." games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

Washington ...... " " " -" VI
stolen h;iS"S: JudE". Milan. l-e!i on
bases. Boston. &: WASHINGTON. =. FaSr
rr halls: nW l1um"nt. !: OF l."unard. |.
HATS and earned runs OF buin"nt and
IN innings: eff Leonard. and ! IN
:" Struck out: Ey Leonard. Il: by pu-
mont. J. t'a>Srd l,il. .\ru'w. imlIres
Evans and MnrI"rIy. Time: lag.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
HORSE NOTES

Miss Kay. own sister of Ess II. Kay.
=. 9:0Qa.'. has bay colt b. san Fran
cisco. @:071.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

\ total OF lI6 entries has been re-
rrivcd for the races at Marion. O.. July
@%-oG. There will be live purses OF
81 uUu each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

Th.. annual race meeting winch WI
bc held ;,1 Lexington. Ky, Oct. vi" caiI
for 81 diStributiun in stakes and purse:
l.uf some $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

The United states government Is IT
Tho market for $1,000 horses and mule:
Tor army use. which will probably co7'
$l0O. 100000.
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AMATEUR NOTES

.rhr fast Moose Ioni Room A. e. base
hall team nine has WI games scheduled
fo, To-day. with the WcllSburE \. g.. At
WcllStIrg The games sill hc ;'iavrd NJ
1920 IN the morning and go in the at
;crnoon. Il. Louise and Eicston for th',
local club. wilt probably do the lwiriing.
IN. following - IN" lineup Of both
teams and by their playing this season
4 fast gam. * assured: Moose Pool
pnrm. W. I.untz 3h-'.: w Walters. ~.
T.; Ford. -. T. Miller. III: II. Miller. "a.
{: Norman. Il: =. tlri>-i Ct. y. Baker.
-. l. crock u U'aptD. Il. l.antz. D.. {.
lt-S.-r. D. & Walters iMgrI. .W"lis-
hurry. 4 Robertson. III. j WaldIwE"l,
70 r. Sil,hrIst. s.. Z. Nar'aiu, III. y.
Hr;,dlnv. =. i. Robertson. -. /; ila!.r.
~ :. \ Porter. Il. f. 'uurnbs IL A.
lieury. T.. 4. ';li>i!". II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

S,hacht and Sandh"rg; Triple and
Kelley.
\; Newark Newark Richmond game
postpcned. wet grounds.
A, T.roytt;nnr" - Provide no. Bai ,imors.
both games postponed. rain.
Montreal team traS"ll.u-. no game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
Standing Of Clubs.
To-day's Gam s.

Chicago I'm Pittsburgh. > games.
st. Louis IN Cincinnati. faneS.
Phtladclphla in New York games
Brooklyn In Boston. game!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
81, Louis. :: Cincinnati. {.
p!ttShurgh-' 'hicaS". rain.
New Philadelphia. rain:
Boston Brookly;. rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

Hugh Miller Eli y. by Barrymore
VIII rae" this Year. TWO years ago NJ
WAS Il colt sensation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

Miss Nutania has black Ally by Dl-
r-ctum Spicr 2:lll4. IT VIII be rGmem-
hrr,d sh" - The dam of Mabel Trash'
":6%i,. and nine others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

ltuhhv- We'll. -in,r' ~ takes tw" t.
max" q quarrel. ~! shat ur.
H-if"v-Isr'' that JuSt liz" Z c''ni',ili'-
::ll,. ,u:,r' Tm;li i! thor, and ihInt
rurau thlnSS.--Puck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

Ilrrmrr, l.. Clark wsi:-known horse
,uan of the old. school and father OF INC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

Izn i 80 and Teddy j.. @:27 T.. both
hv NyniT. 3:ii!,. make Theresa j.. by
TrcgantIr. ":0H'4. til" first double-pro-
durinr dam of the season.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-09
OLIVE SPRINGS.

Little Eva Martin has recovered
from her recent illness.
Mrs. f. c. Speers, of Cronger,
Miss, is here on an extended visit
to her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Sanders.
Miss Ruby Wilson is very sick
with measles. We nope for her
speedy recovery.
Miss Myrtle Crow returned home
Sunday from Marietta after visiting
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. N.
A. Brewer. She was accompanied
home by her aunt, Miss Mildred
Brewer.
The many friends of MIR. J.. f.
White will be pleased to learn he
is somewhat improved after being
confined to his room the past week
with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Morris, of Ma
rietta, spent Sunday here with Mr..
and Mrs S. I. Hall.
"A pllAZdIu visited our community
during the past week and on Sun
day night snow storm made it's
appearance.
Mr. n. l.. Brewer and sister, Miss
Lucie Brewer, of Marietta, spent
Sunday on Cherokee farm with their
brother, Mr.. L. F. Brewer and fami-
ly.
Mabelle, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Hanes,, is re-
covering from a very serious ILL
ness.
Mr.. H. E. Ellis, of Floyds, spent
the weekend here with his par
ents.
Mr.. Bernard Awtrey, of Mariet-
ia, paid Olive Springs school a visit
here on Wednesday. The children
always appreciate a visit from Mr..
Awtrey. CLYDE.