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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
Amateur Teams Few
With Interest Weak
local Baseball Situation Is Confronted
with Rather PsrplexinE Condt1on
At Present.

Some times the season looks good and
other things set in that make 1t all the
more uncertain. One thing Is sure anu
th:.t &c rh:; IL certainly has been rath-
err inconsistent year Of baseball ia all
ranks this season. While the amateurs
spring up now and then, some SUNDAYS 1da
the boys are all out IN iull DIooTl,
while other weeks the teams remain idle
and take DIP other forms of recreation
II is thought that the extreme heat has
taken the pep out of the youngsters VINO mo
resort to the swimming beaches or the
r;ver in the hopes OF being relieved.
There were very few games played last
Sunday. .
Some Of tho teams have issued chal-
lrnces for next week and those who are
particularly anxious to book games can
do 90 by getting In touch with the man
aSement Of the Baucr-Yankees and the
Martins Ferry Midgets, these clubs are
and none but the best clubs need an
SWer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
iRUMOR5 Of. GREAT TEAM COMING
OUT Of 7. D. s. FOOTBALL CAMP
PED AND BLACK ELEVEN ToUTED
TO BE STRONG THE YKAR-A1A
/ OLD NEE AVAnABIE-
New Uniforms Have Been Bougns-
Camp For Period or Three "san
IN #1idx-

According to rumors coming out Of
the Triadclphia district mEh sc3ooi
football camp, the Red apd Black eleV-
en- is about to experience It's Hlost sue,
cessful year in football since the scnoot
has been established. Reports say tnae
all Of last years regulars with one or
two exceptions are back in the more,
skins. and are displaying much pep ano
interest in their work ID spi1e VI sAS
hot weather. .
The boys daily program consists OF q
two mile run before breakfast. ana aitel
a light breakfast. two hours OF SUI III
Gus football practice are enjoyed. Inc ;
afternoons are spent in blackboard se-
mai drill. and competitive races.
Captain John Handlan is In charge
of the training camp. Pnd states tnaS
the Red and Black footSalltSts look s3oo
to COP the Ohio VALLEY championship
this year. The boys in camp now are;
Captain J. Handlan. "; Handlan. SeharI'
TYLER. Humphrey. Clark. Olmstead' e.
Howard. Meek. Terrell. MCGOWAN. o
Brien. Smith. all last years regulars, ~
stars of two years ago. and Teagarden'
Frcidrichs. Beans, Oldham. Foe, hcFeG;
all first string men. The camp wiz
break up August 3Dth. when VIII CIV
training before the opening OF school
The average weight Of the squad TINS
wear will be around 140. and the laos
are touted to be the SpeedteSt In thls
section or the STATE oesSt "a ,
who made a good record at hlsn schoo'
In former years and who have not com
pleted their high school courses. VIII De
back again this year with seFeral years
of semi-profeSSonal football knowledge
70 their credit. and are carrying much
more weight than the average hlSh
school player
The Red and Black eleven opens the
season with Wheeling high on tns
Wheeling grounds September 10Th, ana
EXPECT to be in mid-season form oy tnae
time TL-y expect TO do something a
Triadelphia district high school tootbali
roar, has never before accomplished, &c
feat the Old Gold and Blue. "hils
officials in charge of the team are max
ing no preseason boasts. they expect &c
end the season with a record nltneVto
uneoualed by any football team or the
institution. -, ,;,,od
with new complete outfits a score "
solid red, black-numhered jerseys. ano
heavily padded moleskins have been or
d.red The home games will be play
nI on the Elm Grove gridiron as In Tor
mer years. $40,
The athletic instructor for this yea!
has not been named. and 1t Is expected
that difficulty will be experienced IN
securing a competent man who Is eN,
ernpt from military duties Coacn Cali
Miller last years coach. has entered
the service, and Coach Melville Stewart
last year'S coach, has entered the ser
vice. as has Coach. Melville stewart
both very competent men. IL is niehLS
probable that former Coach. Merle y
.Tillee will be recalled to take charge OF
the Red and Black protcges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
MARSHALL CO.
PRIMARY VOTE
|NCOMP LETE

The primary vote in Marshall county
morning Carl Hunter was leading for
the state senate over Steele and Nc
Glumphy. but the vote Of Tyler and
Wctzel was lacking and the result for
the district was not definitely <nown.
For the house Of delegates, Everett
Moore Is nominated. and the contest be-
tween Rine and Brynes is close for the
other nomination.
McFadden defeated James for the Re-
publican nomination for county commits
sioner by a big majority.
There were no Democratic primary
contests for local nominations.
At midnight 80 out OF IS precincts of
Marshall county for Republican United
States Senator follows: Elkins. 49,:
Gaines, 373; Highland. 329: Hughes Al.
Democratic United States Senator:
Chiffon, 1851: Watson. 1SS.
The precincts include Moundsville.
Benwood aQd all the nearby precincts,
only county precincts are missing. In
dication is Hughes will carry Marshall
county. The vote was very light
Thirty-two precincts out Of 46 for Re-
publican state senator: Carl Hunter,
GSS:: w. a. McGlumphey. $50; DR.. s. NJ.
Steele, Ans. The district includes Mar
shall. Wctzel and Tyler senatorial dis
tricts. Indications are Hunter will be
nominated.
State senator. Democrat. J. c. Simp-
son. 1865: NJ. A. Syhcrt. liz.
State legislature. Republicans: Georee
w. Byrnes. $50: Everett s. Moore. 976;
Poster Rine, IT'S. No Democratic con-
test.
Marshall county commissioner: Re-
publican: George James. AIS: r. j.
McFadden, 952. No Democratic con-
test
Marshall county superintendent Of
schools. Republican: Fl. Z. Carmichact.
TS6: J. w. Cole. Az. No Democratic
contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
TENER QUITS
PRESIDENCY Of
THE NATIONAL

NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-rhc resignation
Of John X. Toner as president OF the
National Baseball league was received
to-day at National league headquarters.
In a letter addressed to all the club
presidents in the National league, Prosi-
dent Tener said:
Having declined to serve further on
tho national commission for the gooo
reason familiar to each ofsSou, I must
ask that my resignation as your presi-
dent rendered last December. be now
accepted.
IT am prompted to take this course out
Of consideration Of the present situation
and that you. may more speedily select
my successor. who will. if you desire.
serve on the commission under the cir
cumstances."
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MEETING TONIGHT TO
START. WAR PRAYING.
superintendent Cory Of Union Mission
to Conduct Au.DenonatnationS
Gathering for MoYauent -.

Superintendent G. w. Cory Of ,.the
Union Mission will tonight conduct a
mass Christian meeting In connection
with the regular weekly prayer services
in the Fourth Street Methodist Epis-
copal church 10 promote the movement
to have the fire bell or a large local
church bell sounded at noon daily that
oil the people at the same time may
close their eyes for moment and of
fer prayer for our victory in the great
international war.
Mr.. Cory. who is conductinS. the week,
ly prayer service in the Fourth Street
church while the Rev. DR.. Clarence Eu.
gene Allen Is. on his annual vacation
in the north. said last night that an
invitation was extended to members or
all denominations and even non-meTn1
bers OF any church to attend the meet
ing tonight that the patriotic prayer
project may he adopted Immediately In
this city; that; other municipalities
throughout the country and IN tbi5
state have inaugurated the moven&nt
and that It was high time that Md
Christian people Of Wheeling offer theif;
daily supplication. .E1s5='fs5:t=
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
CAD|z GETS BEAT
IN SHORT CONTEST
Chautauqua Nine Loses Hard PouGhs
Battle Which Only Went
Seven Innings.

Special Dispatch to The lntclligencer.
CADIZ august 6.-This Afternoon inc
Of form thereby losing to the fast Pan
Handle y. {. Of DcnuiSon Ohio III me
last of the two game series making an
even split The final count today ended
at S-4 after seven innings were played
the game being called TO allow the WIS.,
itors TO catch the train.
Ouaclly, former minor league star
was on the mound for the winners and
displayed rare form. holding the home
CLUB safe at all times. King pitched FOR
Cadiz but could not gel going just right
and his teammates failed 10 hit behind
him. Tomorrow the locals play the Mar
tins Ferry Athletics and the same clubs
meet again on Thursday. Manager
James wlS not present today ana tho
locals suffered from his absence.
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Frank L. Harvey. Scranton. ia.
Arthur Holl1ngsworth, Amherst, o.
George Kutkula, East HOMEGROWN
Ohio.
Corporal Thomas Gernato. CHESTER
Pennsylvania.

WASHINGTON. Aug. G.-Thc marine
casualty list today shows.
Killed in action. T; died Of WOUNDS
2: wounded severely. IS; wounded, oe-
Ercr undetermined, II; wounded sllg-.-
Is /. Total. 40. The marine corps l'st
included: J
Sergeant Ersel D. Hotel, Clar'nston'
Corp Corporal George E. Hays, Bridgeport,
Ohio.
I'rivatcs:
John J. Boycrski. Dupont, Pa.
Sidney 7. Davis. CannonsburS. "a.
Glenn N. NORWOOD, Fremont, O.
jennings b. Yeager, Harrison, o.
Lieutenant Charles L. Lesher. Gar
Corporal Joseph Rendlnsu. Youngs-
town, o.
PrirntcS: '.
Stanley b. Dombrowski, Erie. ia.
Bernard C. Franklin, Murray, o.
George Hay, Jr., Coshocton, O.
william F. Johns, Hev-:rk, O.
Charles r.. Johnson, Lower OSfoFu'
Pennsylvania
Harry J. Both. Johnstown. Pa .
George Shelby, Middleton, o.
Elmer K. weika1, Middletown- o.
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BelIaire Challenges
Any Fast Ball Club
Over Tho River Nine u After = Gene
For next Sunday AT Sixteenth Street.

That Bepaire will be in the game for
the remainder Of the season is only
question but in the meantime an effort
will be made to get game for Sunday
on the Sixteenth street grounds at BEL
laire The over the river boys, as far
as the record is concerned, have done
nobly. but it seems that poor PATRONAGE
and other things have caused falling
OF in the usual interest
Manager NcGaugttey OF the Bellatre
club has been very diligent in his work
AMI has accomplished wonders with a
weakened lineup. Getting off to very
poor start, il was thought that the club
would not continue playing but constant
effort and persistent plugging finally
won a name for the boys until for n
long stretch. the team practically start
led the valley. but again fell. meeting
tehir Waterloo" ut the hands OF Ferry.
Perhaps these defeats more than any
thing else has prompted the idea Of dis
banding as the clubs are bitter rivals.
and since the boys lost to Ferry. Bel
Iaire fans do not turn out as before. 1t
Is to be expected that>a game will hc-se-
cured for Sunday and that the manage
ment will reverse the decision.
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Mrs. Walter Davis and daughter
Peggy, Of Northern Pennsylvania are tho
guests of the formers sister, Mrs. Jacob.
Didion Of South Wood street. Mrs.
Davis will be remembered as having
been Miss Lydia Renholf Of Wood
street. ..'', a..E~--+I
Mr.. and Mrs. e. v. Steele and, daush-
tiers Misses Rhea and Mamie depart tE/3
morning on an extended motor zip,
through Ohio, which will include !stdry
at Buckeye Lake, GAINESVILLE and also a
visit with friends at Camp Shermkn.
Chillicothc. -
Henry Alycr Of the Eighth Ward En-
CINE House is enjoying weeks vaSa-
ton. "a.
The many friends Of Squire william
Becker will regret to learn Of his SER.
ious illness at his home on Forty.th4rd
street.
Capt. Frank Oberle Of the Eert Kali
bitter Engine house is spending fort-i
nights vacation in Cleveland, Ohio.
+ Father Agatha former assistant rec
tor at St. IAphonsus monastery. but:
now located In Pittsburgh. Is at present
a guest at the rectory on South Market
street. Rev. Agatha is a missionRryjof
note, having conducted successful mis-;
sion in various parts of the country and
the coming month will conduct 4 big
retreat at Cincinnati church. Z
Father Felix Of Pittsburgh, the son-of
Mr.. Conrad Kirsch Of Twenty-nfrth
street Is guest at the st. Mphonsus
reccory. y = -.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Rntcltfe-Heecroft.

A quiet wedding was solcmnized last
evening at ST. taurs Evangelical par
sonagc on South Wood street. in which
the principals were Miss Blanche Bee
croft, the daughter Of Mrs. Nancy Bee
croft Of the east End and Mr.. Wllilam
Ratclilfc of the South Side Rev. Il. {.
Rasche, the pastor OF st. Paul's church
performed the ceremony, and the couple
were unattended. The bride is quite,
popular young lady Of her section Of the
city, while Mr.. Radcliffe is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Radcliffe Of South
Jacob street, and holds responsible
position with the Wheeling Can COM
pany. Following Il brief honeymoon.
the happy pair will take up their resi-
dcncc in the East End.
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Beech Bottom Nine
Issues a Challenge
Popular Little Up River Club 10 MAKING
Great Showing But without
Game .For Sunday.

Many Of the sport bugs have failed to
take notice to the little team called
Beech Bottom that halls from Short
Creek. THIS speedy lttl'' aggregation
has lost but two games during the whole
season and is DESTROYS Of securing a
game for this Sunday with any fast
club in this section. preferably the Mar
tins Ferry Midgets.
Any teari accepting this call should
get in touch with Manager n. w. Shan
non. The game will be played on any
grounds as the speedy Beech. Bottom
bunch IL willing to prove to all that tho
club is Of first class standing. Accept
ance can be also answered through this
paper.
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Standing Of Clubs,

CLEVELAND, O. Aug. 6.-Cleveland
defeated Washington in the first game
of the series, to 0, in ten innings.
Wood led off in the final inning with
triple. Beschcr batted for Johnston and
walked. Matteson then replaced Harper
Thomas. batting for Turner. singled to
right, scoring Evans. who ran for Wood.
Harper allowed only three hits prior to
the tenth inning. The score:
washington 900 900 900 90 II 0
Cleveland ZOO 900 600 Ii l
Harper. Madison and Ainsmith; Bagby
and ONeill
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rasus c1asx Rooms Being Established.

WORK has been started on the HUME
up and cqupping Of the class rooms III
the Columbia club on South Market
street. which are to be occupied by the
boys Of ST. Alphonsus church, and TO be
known as the ST. Alphohsus Boys
school. This school will be in charge
of the Christian Brothers. the most
famed boy educators in the United
States. and will be opened about the sec
ond week in September. The curricu-
lum to include full business course.
the students entering this cOinmerclnl
department following the completion OF
the grade school.
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Two base hits-Cooper. Southworth.
Luderus, Meusel. Stolen bases-Carey.
Southworth. Sacrifice hits-Coopcr,
ELAN, Mollwitz- Sacrifice fly-Cut-
shaw. Left on DISCRETIONARY, 5;
Philadelphia, S. First base on errors
Pittsburgh 1: Philadelphia, 1. Base on
balls-Off Cooper. .: Prendcrgast, z
Struck out--By Cooper. 10. Wild pitch
Cooper.
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powuED THE TIGERS.

DETROIT. Aug. S.-Two bases on
balls. two errors by kallio and a single
gave Boston three runs in the tenth inn
inc to-day, and, : to victory over De
troit. The visitors tied the score in the
eiehth inning on four hits, a hit bats
man a base on balls and Il sacrifice hit.
Score:
poston 900 100 030 al 70 0
Detroit .Z9p o"o -"o ID II Z
Mays and Schang. Mayer: Cunning
ham kallic and Stanage. Spencer.
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wor n TIE FuTEENTH.

CHICAGO. Aug. 6.-Chicago and New
York fought Is innings to-day and CHI
cogo won., s to 4. Score:
New York 900 Dol 1O2 600 oOO-4 II .
Chicago oil OIL 900 600 oe1--5 J.
Sanders, Robinson and Hannah; RUS
seIl, Cicotte, Quinn and Schalk.
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Rcd Cross TOMORROW.

Tho members OF ST. Inul's EvanGell-
chi auxiliary Of the Red Cross will
gather tomorrow evening ut the parson-
age in their usual session of rospital
sewing and knitting. Already this
group have produced splendid results
and the members arc requested to be in
attendance at tomorrow evenings meet
ing, regardless Of high temperatures
and other trifles.
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BnowHs LOSE OUT.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6.-Philadelphia made
use Of seven Of its eight hits off Sothoron
and Houck in getting six runs to-day
and beating St Louis, to 4. Score:
Philadelphia ......2O2 900 o20-6
st Louis 900 600 1l2--4 II 0
Jameson and McAvoy; Sothoron.
Houck aud Nunamaker.
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REpS DEFEATED.

NEW YORK. August 6.--New York
defeated Cincinnati in the first game OF
the series here today by u score OF
to 3, Tho Giants tied the score with
three runs in the fifth, two OF them
scored on a wild throw by Cueto. ana
one in the ninth Of successive hits by
Fletcher, Doyle and Compton Tne
SN0 RHE
cinctnnati... oo3o l 0 o %
New York.. 0 0 90 0 . Il
Batteries-Ring and Wingo; Steele
and MeCarty.
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Delegates on To Convention,

Rev. \, {. KaSChc and q number OF
the members Of st. paurs Evangelical
church depart this morning for Mari
eta, Ohio. to be in attendance. at the
Sunday school convention of the Evan
gclcal churches of the Pennsylvania
district, to be held in that town the last
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Weekly Devotion Tonight.

Tho weekly derOtions being held at
ST. Alnhonsus church for the soldiers
and sailors will take place this evening
and will he featured by the congreea-
tionnl singing Of the Catholic war
hymns. the special prayers for an early
and victorious peace and will conclude
with Bcnediction OF the Blessed Sacra-
mcnt.
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Final Touches To Be Completed.

The finishing touches In thel work OF
the past several months on both the eN-
terror and interior OF the church OF the
immaculate Conception ut Thirty-siHth
and Wood streets will be completed to-
day.
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Fog MaEni0es.

II you see Il person in fog he
seems to be much bigger than usual.
The same thing happens when you see
men or csttlc on the top of hill
against the horizon in twilight. In
both cases YOU judge them to b" far
ther away than they really arc. and con-
scqucnIly they appear uncommonly
large.
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Total 35S l40
Todays army lists contained mostly
the names Of wounded, whereas those
OF yesterday showed 495 Killed IN ac-
These lists do not represent any one
days fighting, but probably include
some of the casualties for several days.
One Of today's army lists officially re-
the aviation corps dead and 9urie a:
Lieutenant Roosevelt was reported July
II TO have fallen in combat oehind inc
enemy lines north of the Marnc On
July ID, and several days later press
dispatchcs announced that German AVA
tors had given notice Of his death and
burial with military honors.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 6.-The army
casualty list today shows:
Killed in action, 81: died OF S WOUNDS as
gree undetermined. :; prisoners. l; TO-
tai. S5S. Tho army list included:
Killed in Action
Edward F. Bowman, Wheeling, W. Va.
Albert S. johnson, Homer City. Ia.
John Ncmchck. South Bethlehem. Pa.
Harry Rhoadcs, Reading, Pa.
Bruno Korasctewiez, Berea, O.
wounded Severely.
9 asnSTS? Lille, Columbus, O.
Emanuel Prettynan. Huff Pa,
Corporal Samuel Donnelly. Amber
Pennsylvania
PrivateS:
Adam r. Burns, Sabina, o.
Fred J. Davis. Altoona, IA.
John n. Eunsacker, st. Marys, o.
Howard Mason, Powell, o.
Ervtne c. Ritter, Ashley, o.
ScrEcants:
Grover R. Fiehel, Cardtngton, o.
Albert z. Kuttig, Lancaster, Q.
Daniel y. Nelly, Bradford, Ia.
Corpornls:
Anthony. kopmont. tn.
John Kelly, Bradshaw, W. Va
1TivatcS:
wyue Arnott, Washington Court
Court House, o.
Charles h. Conway, cardington, o.
Forest Dunlap, Kanawha, W. Va.
Paul Godfrey. Reading. Pa.
Andy Graziani Lcnkintown. Pa.
Arthur Offut, nIinora, W. Va
Watson Rockwell, Sciotovtlle, O.
Charles ?. Shnner, Lancaster, o.
Samuel W. Ware, Beverly, ". Vn.
Dixon waterson, Kaltda, o.
Edwin !. Wrakland Hastings. Ia.
James l.. Devices. Blue Ridge Sum-
nit, Pa.
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GOT TO MEADOWS.

BOSTON, August 6.-Boston batted
Meadows hard today and won the rrsr
game Of the series from St LOUIS ~
to 8. Score:
r. n Z.
G, 1ouis 600 600 1913 10 b
Roston 2l2 4Ol 00x-10 is 5
Meadows and Gonzales: Ragan and
Wilson. =
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American Casualties

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6.-Army and
marine corps casualties in the lighting
on the MHrne-Aisne salient made puo-
lie today by the war department num-
bcrcd 49S-35S soldiers and $40 ma
rincs. This brought the total since
tcrday to LIB, and the number Of oil
casualties since the American forces
first landed in France TO 16,409.
Three army and two marine corps ilsl
were given out carly today. y rccapltu-
lntIon of them shows:
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school Anh church Being Reuoyatod.

4 number of the ladies' of. the consre-
CATION of ST. Alphonsus church of South
Market street arc busily engaged at the
present time in giving the. interior OF
the church and school building d thor
ough cleaning, prior TO the autumn sea-
son.
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WOODS TRIPLE
IN THE TENTH
WON THIS ONE

Yesterdays Games.
Cleveland, /: Washington, o.
Philadelphia 6: ST. Louis, a..
Chicago, 5: New York. G5).
Boston. Z; Detroit. 5.
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half Of the present week. The. patty
leaving from ST. Paul's church includes:
Misses: Wilma Zimmerman, Alice
Scabright. ElHa Seabrisht.. Louise
Knolee Elizabeth Brown. Emma Meyer.
Frieda Lehman. Louise Sharper. Bertha
Gately. \. Mcsdancs: Henry. Yeager.
William Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hess,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Schau. Rev. a &C.
RaSche. .... -.
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WIN
FROM QUAKER5
IN A. GAN TER
Yesterdays Games.
Pittsburgh. 10: Philadelphia, ..
New York. 4: Cincinnati. 5.
Boston. 10: st. Louis. ).
Chicago. 6: Brooklyn. g.
lStand1ng Of Clubs.
PHILADELPHIA. August .6.-P

PHILADELPHIA. August .6.-Pitts-
burgh bsrttcd Prendcrgast freely and
easily defeated Philadelphia today. ~
to ,. Play was stopped in the seventh
inning when w. J. Smith. the Pitts
burgh catcher. collapsed from the heat.
but resumed play after being rubbed
freely with ice. In the eighth Umpire
ODay suspended play until he recor-
cred from a momentary attack. Score:
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Baltimore 3: BinEhamton ..
Buffalo 4: Toronto Z.
Newark 8; Rochester
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RRooK1YN BEATEN.

BROOKLYN. August 6.-The Chicago
Nationals defeated Brooklyn here today
by a score Of to 3. despite rxccllenS
work BY Coombs. who pitched for tho
R. H. Z.
Chicago 2e1 900 01o-6 II
Rrooklyn. 600 800 000-3 8 l
Tyler, Martin and Killifer; Coomps
and Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
EnnmaIAH WarA,

60a3n010N ~A1o.
The best way to clean enameled ware
is to use q little ordinary salt and no
soda: this will keep it in new condition.