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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
CATHEDRAL HI
WINS BY 20
MAROON AND CREAM COMBINATION
TAKES HARD FOUGHT GAME
YESTERDAY.
Hitting and Pitching Of Lee were I'll"
Features and the Locals were
Never in Danger

Yesterday afternoon. on tho InnA"'
Green grounds. the Cathedral high
school cadet nine came h"m" with II
clcan-cut @-n vict"ry over ia" SPECIFY
Mpuudsvilic tram IN hhrH I""E"'
game whirh WIS rrrl"t" with lhrlt'H
throughout and marked 10y hEht WORK
on the part al both clubs.
Leo. pitching fer Cath"draI' was III
cxcrllrut form ana held his opponents
to ON, lon" hiuI;l" and struck out mn.
men. lie WAS never IN danger "h"'
backed with superb il'ihimr ami r"W''-
full hitting the winners played champion
shin ball With all II" r"&uthrS III me
liurup the Cadets ran Iru' !" form ana
I,s,rlayrd the ability that has ncch -
characteristic.
I;av worked Tor M"uu!silll" m"
while h.. MA 80 great l'in IN" W.
mr.. ,iuv"l = AL" -" i'H%h Th'|
Victory eliminates M"uud~NlIi" if'fi
rhc running for the championships Ii''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
TEAMS
IN FAST CAME
SECOND PERIOD NINE WINS WITH
MARTIN PITCHING GILT
EDGE BALL.
Deciding Game For High School League
Championship Today.

by II L. Ia count the S"rnnd Period
team If n" high school physical train
ing baseball league defeated the First
Period team IN tn" Twruty-SiXth street
thor, 10y won tn" championship Of tn"
three morning p"rind teams This team
Will pow do hattl" with the winners OF
lh. afternoon teams. The Sixth Period
on 'hc rwi-nry-SiXth street Fairgrounds
al I "'rlnck this arI"dnonn for Tn"
physical training championship Of tho
>rhuul.
In thu gam" yesterday Martin pitch
ID = I'm" game for The Second Period
hunrh Will" Marshall and Black made
three hl;S each. Th. losers were smash
rd hard in The third and fifth innings.
due partly I" "rrurS and partly 10 The
lard hiring ur IN" winners.
I.In"-Ip nf Second Period: Van Win
XII. H.: Marshall. III; W"rsg"rh"r ah:
N;irtIn. T.. TrHu!rnan. IF: Hnrnhr"ok.
- Rlr"k If. W"ir"l. =: M"kIhhcn. II.
l.Ili"-up Of First irrind: carroll. y:
Wagner and Nrmhr"ci. y. Snyder So:
Ar,mhrrri and Wagner. III: rupura. @h:
Shilling. %b: Miller. IF; kirtz. If: Pierce,
It.
r. IT, L.
Second Period. q q s u > n---15 u :
First Period e. " " T.
Struck out: Ky Martin. :: hy ARM
brett.
Walked: Ry Martin. i; by Wagner.
!: by Armhrrct. !.
Umpire; Morris.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
COME FORWARD ALL i
FAST AMATEUR Mines

There is a little old industrial base
ball team. composed OF the pick OF tho
local talent with its car 10 the ground
listening for the signs Of a challenge
from any nf tho fast ones.
This Whltakrr-GlesSncr bupnch Is fur-
nshinG rare sport and has the enthuSf-
assn Of winners a team that cnn carry
with il 100 rootcrs into town like West
Liberty. where they don't even have .
huss now is Il drawing card that always
has its best foot forward.
4. {. Jcpson is the manager and tho
Whtakcr-Glcssncr baseball club Is a
team. Twilight and Saturday ball is
wanted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
PADEN CITY PLAYS
MARIETTA THIS WEEK
Past Down River Aggregation Is Play
ing Good Ball Again and u After
Record.

In Paden City the fans arc again up
in the air over the prospects Of another
winning ball club this season. While
the boys got off 10 Il poor start, Nam
agcr Shannon has been rather diligent
in his work and has already shown
results.
Las. Sunday padcn City defeated the
fast BcIlaire c. y. I. nine in an inter-
csting game by the count Of 40. Cecil
WAS on the firing line and had eighteen
striknouts 10 his credit Next Sunday
the boys will take on the fast Midget
team Of Marietta on the home grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
.EASTON PITCHES
REMARKABLE BALI
Former Stroehmann Pitcher Strikes
Out Twenty II Game Sunday.

Til" fast going MidSrts OF Martins
Ferry, loi:rnr eyed {" kayland Sunda!
and defeated III. speedy Rayland y. &.
10 tho tune nj TWO In nothing. The
feature Of the game was the pitching Of
Eastor who held Rayland to one hit.
and striking on, twenty mon. This IS
the third straight victory for the Mid
gets.
The team will journey To Rush Kun
Sunday and do battle with the strong
team Of that place and they expect 10
add another in tho win column, Woods.
Erhc. or Easton will hn on the fling limo
fnr this game while y. lAtimcr Will he
an tho receiving end. Tho name Of this
team sounds so small huC this team last
Year was under III" name Of lhr y. r..
=. C.. ana Il few teams in this vicinity
know what kind of Il team they had.
The MidgcIS ale ANXIOUS 10 arrange
games with an fast s"mi-professinnal
teams in thIs part Of the valley. II
accented phase call National phone
SID. Martins Ferry between $50 and
80 p. ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
.BELLAIRE Nine WILL
MEET DENN|S0N
Fast Denuison Team Will Be Met Sat.
urday and Sunday in Good
Games.

Since the remarkable feat or Pitcher
Noel in Placing the Bcllaire nine on the
baseball map. followers nj tn" over tn"
river. cam are particularly anxious IL
s"" the boys keep up tho Enrt work.
and when DrnnIS0n is met in TWO
games ON" on Satur'tay and IN" other
IN SUNDAY. grand opportunity Will
present itself to test tho real strength
If thu, continuation.
Manager Mctiaughcy has been fnrtu-
nat" enough to secure thu services of
several new men, and IN The weeks pro.
gross NOR" are added with the sole aim
If getting together nine that Will do
juStirr !" he tr:rns OF former Years
Rrlairr has always been Il good base
hall town and IN" fans will support 4
good ,'lub and with good grounds and
spacious seating capacity. excellent con-
ditions prevail for 4 successful season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
RAUERS WITHOUT BILL
FOR COMING SUNDAY

Although negotiations are on WIN
several Of the fastest clubs IN the valley
for a game next Sunday on the runner
Green grounds. nothing as yet IS uril-
mite and what team Will be met ny inc
Baucrs is an uncertainty.
Arrangements nrc under way 10 orlnG
the fast Stcubcnvlllc club I" me Guy
and UP until Late hour last evening"
nothing had been heard from the up mo
river boys. -,
1t Is safe TO say that something VIII
-, 1,ncd mn before tho next day nr tw"
and thereafter the Baucrs will be book
cd up until July.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
TRIAD. NINE
COPS ANOTHER
Take Day Off and Wallops West Lib
erty Normal Nine by % to
Score.

The speedy Triadclphia district high
nine took the fast West Liberty Normal
school nine into camp yesterday after
noon on the Elm Grove grounds by the
score of IS 10 /. The Normalites never
had Il look-in during the entire contest.
but the Triadclphians swattcd tho horse
hide at will to all corners Of the lot.
garnering twenty-five hits. while the
Norrnalites were collecting nine. which
were kept we'll scattered. The Triadel-
phans played errorless ball. while the
Normalltes had ten miscues chalkcd up
against them. This further strengthens
the Triadelphians claim to the OHIO Val
Icy championship title.
The box score Of yesterdays contest
follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
Yesterdays Sesclts.
ST. Louis. 4: Washington. =.
Cleveland. 6: H"st"n. 3"
New Y"rk-rhi"as"; rain
T,.,ruit- Philadelphia: rain.
Yesterdays SesHles
Standing Of Clubs.
To-day's Games.
Cleveland at Boston.
ST Louis at Washington
Detroit at Philadelphia
Chicago At New York

BOSTON. May c1.-Eoston's winning
streak was stopped today. Cleveland
winning tn l. The winning run was
scored in tn" eighth on Milrr'S triple /"
left and thuFman's s;Ucrifice !ly I"
Strunk i'll q up - inter-. t.nznlhnn hcid
Boston Ia one hit until the nth when
four hits and two bases on balls yielded
five runs. Cuumhr pitched tho last four
innings and shut out Boston. Leonard
WAS hard hit and in difficulty through
out. good support enabling him I" cS-
cape heavy pummClinG. Score:
r II. +,
Cleveland .. 1na nno nla-6 IL
Boston 900 NaU No0-5 s /
Enzmann. Coumhe. and O'Neill: Leo
nard and SchanE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
TO PLAY coLLEGIANs.

Special Dispatch TO The IntelliGencer.
MURGANTOWN. May o1.-Wcst Fir-
gina will have the hardest home games
Of the year 10 win on Thursday and
Friday OF this week. according to all
advance reports. The contests with tho
Itlsbursh Cnlleginns. while not so inn
porlant. as some nf the games with coll
lego teams played earlier in the year.
are nevertheless the ones that will most
likely break the 'rarsity's winning
streak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
CINCINNATI. May cl.-Evary man

CIECTNNATI May Si.-Evary man
on the Cincinnati team got a hit of
Nehf today. and six % them were
punched in the second inninS. when tho
locals put over seven runs. assisted by
a costly error by Rawlings. Er'sSl"r
was hit freely but kept Ro$t"u's dr't"s
fairly we'll scattered. Sherwood Magee.
af'er being called out ~ tn" plate ny
Umpire Moran in the fifth inning. en-
gsged IN an argument with that official
ard was elected from The held. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
Score by innings:

K, n. z.
West Liberty .1o011 OF o. ID
Triadelpha 80 - 3-2S :"
Two base hits, Lancaster, McHcnry'
Howard Olmstead. Meek.
Three base hit Tyler.
Rase on balls. McHcnry 2.
Hit by pitcher, Clemens ,.
Double plays, O'Brien to Meek to Ohm
stead t2):
1-nnires Costello and Latte.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22

= base hits. s. Smith. honetchE.
Non
rec base HIT. Wtcklhnd
,lrn base s. Magee.
crificc hits. Grnh. Ercssler.
,uhle plays. Groh 10 l.. MaGee. Groh
+. Magee TO Chase; Griffith TO
Ce.
1T on bases. Boston ): Cincinnati s..
.rst base on errors. Boston .. Gin
cati >.
ases on balls. off BreSsier l; off
f l.
truck out. by Bressier s.
assed ball Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
WINNING RUN FORCED IN.

WASHINGTON. May 2l.-With twa
out in the ninth inning. Shaw forced
horne with Il base on balls the run that
gave ST. Louis a four Ia three victory
over Washington here to-day in the Sec
nnd game of the series. Score:
r. II. E
ST. Louis .....0 0 o II II
Washington II D n u 0 o-3
Gallia and .Nunamaker; Shaw and
AinSnllth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
BUNCHD THE HTS.

IT. LOUIS. May 2i.-New York
nched four Of its eight hits off Ames
the fifth inning today and sht:t OUT
Louis . TO D. In this inning Holke
aEled over Bairds' head and scored on
odriguez's triple. a single oy Rarnes
.ored Rodriguez Score:
R r. T.
-cr York non non 6nn--o \ |
- Iouis moo 900 nhn--n
Barnes and Mccarthy; Amcs and Sny-
der.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Jersey City. |: Syracuse. /
Newark. o.: Rochester. 2.
Binghamton. 5; Buffalo, !.
Ball pore, 4; Toronton. 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
rrID BY cOOMBS,

CHICAGO. May "t.-Jack Coomhs'
great pitching. poor base running by
Chicago and kreug"r's double and Ole
sons single enabled Brooklyn 10 shut
ont the locals to n today. making It
TWO, straight Score:
R H E.
Rrooklyn 300 0o1 0nh--1 I
Chicaso 900 900 nn0-n s 0
Coorbs and kreuSer: Vaughn and
Killifer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-22
NHF IS EASY
:. FOR THE REDS
WHO WIN, IA
Yesterdays Results.
acihnatl :: Boston. !.
New York. .; ST. Louis. q.
Brooklyn. |: Chicago. q.
Phllade!.- Pitts hurEh: rain
Standing OF Clubs.
To-day"s Games,

To-day's Games.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
New York At st. Louis.
Brooklyn at ChicaGn.
Boston a, Cincinnati.
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COZ NTY COMMISSIONERS
N SESSION I'll ESDAN

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WOMAN'S WAR WORK.
Miss Rozelle r. Handy
Chairman Publicity

Are sou ready for the Liberty
Loan
Do you know that nut shells and
peach stones can help win the war?
Th,y can, 30 take them to the near
81 Rcd Gross Headquarters. They
arr necded to make gas masks; 200
. u make one mask.
General pcr.hng says to the women
IF America: Let every one who has
Il logcd one on thi. idc write, write,
uftc Send long cheerful letters tell
nr 90. Of great events, but Of the
happening n the homc-things about
friends and all the things that look
li',ic 70 the folk, a, home, but which
the soldier likes to read about Then,
again don't wait for a reply. Replies
may no, be very prompt, but let the
letter from home be very prompt"
Tho urc-t possible way to stop the
prcad of harmful rumors, which may
Prov to be- German propaganda, is
10 mcet those who repeat such things
With the prompt question: Where did
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Hargis Store Notes.

This year of all years buy your Coat
or Suit early. Prices ar, less nov. ana
all wool garments will be- very scare"
later in the season.
Our stock of NEW COATS is i'm
mense-Over 500 garments on display.
II you want a model at $3.50. wc
have the best value obtalnable al this
price. If you have $1,000 or 5 1000 to
invest in Coat. you should see the
wonderful all wool velours, silver
tones, and kcrscys with large fur col
lars We are showing.
Do not fail TO see our fall display of
dress goods. We are featuring some
special values in all wool serge and
all wool poplins.
FALL AND WINTER SCTTS-$20
TO $4,000. The styles are charming,
the fabrics the finest products of
Americas Mills, yet they are so eco
nomically priced you'll be surprised at
the saving.
In our stock of Fall and Winter
Rugs you will find all Of the richest
and most effective patterns and colors
on the market.
A splendid stock of Furniture con
tracted for months ago before the
great rise in wholesale prices. We can
charge less than others do.
THE HOOSIER KITCHEN CABI-
NET is A WARTIME NECESSITY.
Il prevents waste in measuring and
mixing, saves food and guards il.
We have all styles in stock.
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WhatCOat N. {. Church

1000 a. m. Sunday School Prof A.
c. Humphreys. Superintendent.
Hoo a. m. Public worship and ser
mon.
500 p. m. Public worship. and ser
mon. Theme. "Heros Day
The evening service will be patriotic
and all patriots are invited in memory
of the men who have made the supreme
sacrifice, and in honor of those still in
the service and preparing to go.
May this be very impressive service.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at
500 p. m.
REV. l.. E. POOLE. Pastor.
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Bates Memorial N. P. Church

SDp. m. saturday. Choir Rehearsal
4 rally Day" service viii b. held
III Trinity, sunday afternoon. al =
o'clock. REGULATIONS, carols, and adj
dress viii make up the service.
Tho Second Quarterly Confcrcnc"
was held at Trinity on Tuesday after
noon. The charge IS in a good healthy
condition. Bates Memorial had the hest
financial report in the history of the
church. Our church al New ark Is
looking up and making hcadway
As in the las, two years. the pro
tractcd meetings nj Newark, WI be
a union effort. These services have
always been delightful We are look
ing forward to these meetings with
great interest. We hope all the peo-
pie will pray. and plan TO do their
best in this effort.
A social will be held this friday
evening. Sept. 81, in the social hall OF
the church. Everybody invited. short
program and refreshments will be
served. The c. +. Society will be re-
organized.
REV. HOWARD o. KEEP, Pastor.
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Onc of the Editors of The MeSsen-
ger will be- at the Atlantic Hotel, Bcr-
lin. next Saturday. October 9TH. for
the convenience Of subscribers who
owe for the paper. BE sure to meet
him there.
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EARL PUSEN GETS THE
CARRIER APPOINTMENT

Mr,/Earl Pussy viii be the mail
carpEcr for Snow Hill Postmaster J.
S9nuel Price had the naming of the
Nan apd when Mr. Pussy applied for
the job ne very willingly appointed
him. because Of his accommodating
ways, sturdy physique, and othe.- good
qualities. The Village delivery" will
commence here October LIST.
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Washington, d. c., Sept 25.-The
"Beyo" plant of the Anheuser Busch
Company at St. Louis has been leased
to the Government to be used for stor-
ing supplies of the depot quartermas-
ter at st. Louis. The War Depart
ment today announced the lease on
basis of 81 cents square foot Of floor
space, including
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owe for the paper. BE sure to meet
him there.
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REGISTRANTS CALLED
FOR EXAMINATION

Physical examinations Of regis
trants Of August 2ith. we're conducted
last Tuesday. On Friday of this week
examinations were held Of registrants
of the class of June, 1917, whose class
ification was changed by the District
Board at Denton TO Class /. Exami-
nations Of registrants Of this elias,
will be resumed Tuesday.
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Business Locals.

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For sale The House and Lot on
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Mrs !. howard conn. = VISITING
relatives n Fh'Iad'ipha.
Mis- Elizabeth Mock and Miss
kathryn Jones viii attend Nss Say
Yards school At O,,rbrool. IA. Mss
Jones expects to leave ror lhiladcl-
ph'a to-day Saturday ana 'i'.s No'K
WI 8" up MONDAY
VI Pauline Burui'o va week
cud ,i-itor Of Mr.. John Robet; on,
~ onahco'K.
Nh Reynolds Clifton. of Felton,.
bel. was acck end visitor Of Dr.
and NJ. Krcgcr
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NrS John Wilmington ana MfS.
: ,s.,. III, M. ..as,
Mrs Anna Davis and her friend,
Mrs Samuel Bailey Of Baltimore
have been visiting friends and rcla-
tiycs here 1t is the first time Mrs.
Bailey has visited in SNOW Hill. She
thinks It a d'l'ghu"' town
Rev. s J. Goodc is holding pro
tractcd meetings at Bethlehem Church
and will have all day service this
sunday September 3Oth.
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planned. They are no~ on brief
visit to his parents and relatives in
New England.
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-09-28

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