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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08
Sherrardd BrtefB-

Rev. Fl. A Coffman will remove his
family to Jollytown- to-day. where he
will take charge Of tire new passionate.
Misses Dolly and Ethel Morgan. of
Wheeling. spent the week end at the
HON of Mr. and Mrs. Q. D. Talbert.
Mrs. L. ]. Hawn and daughter. Miss
Eta Of East Wheeling. were guests
Of Mrs T. NJ. Montgomery, OF Mt OH
vet. Sunday.
Miss Edna McCleary returned home
from Morgantown on Sunday. on. &c
count of the university being closed.
w. NJ. Kittle, who mas been quite
III in the Ohio Valley General hospital
Is improving.
A. Il. snedeker, Of Mt. Olivet visited
In Moundsville, Sunday.
Miss Helen Garvtn was the guest Of
Mis- Virginia Moore. Of Wheeling Island
on Saturday.
T. Montgomery. Of Mt Olivet spent
Sunday in Warwood.
Mrs Amanda Richie. OF Wheeling.
visited Mrs. Joseph Archcy on Sunday,
Miss Hazel Sonder1nan. Of Bethlehem.
arrived home on Saturday from Nor
gantown-
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Entertained Cluh.

Miss Lillian Snedcker was hostess to
the T. D. L. Club at her home near MI
were very cnjoyably spent at social d.
versions and dainty luncheon was
served. Those present were Mesdames
George Schmidt and daughter. Kathryn,
A r. Montgomery. John Schmidt and
children Junior. Phyllis and Emma Lou.
J. l.. Gricin and sons Jack and Donald
Emma White A. r. Montgomery and
children, Luanna Belle, Roberta and Al
bcrta and A. NJ. Snedeker.
Misses Hilda Rick. Lota Bonar. Jean
White, Myrtle Carnahan, Helen Grincn.
Beulah Snedeker. Hannah Rick, Mar
garct Fowler and Lillian Spedeker.
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Court Tenn or.

J. Tho fall term OF the United, States
district court. scheduled to convene al
Elueilcld. Oct. 49, will not be hold. ac-
c9rhing to n statement made tn7iGat oS:
Lon II. Kelly. United States district az
tornry for the southern district OF Wesf
Virginia The action is due TO the pres
vaience OF Spanish Influenza, and fols.
lowed conference. today between
Judge benjamin j. Keller and other
district court officials here and at Blue
field. There are few cases Of vital tm-.
portance on the docket for this month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08
AUTHORITIES SAY DON'T USE IHL
MENT@TREAT 1T THROUGH
THE HLOOp-YOU CAN'T
RUB 1T QUIT

Whether your trnubl" is Sctatica,
l.uinbagu or The DIR ;Ldrd Articular Rh"u-
mntisnI. the answer is ;hc same. You
must trca, it, through the blood. That
is the only way tn rid the system OF
uric acid. purify tho blood and revitititZr
the nerves If the blood is freed from
Impurities rheumatism must go. TINS
in short is tho exnct knowledge gained
by the research laboratories Of the
S. S S. Co., in Atlanta. There tests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08
SHERRARD
Local Cases of Influenza.

Stanley Fisher. who was attending the
West Virginia University. Is quite Ill
with Spanish influenza, in Morgantown.
Chestney Carney and Earl Blake, stu
dents In the same school, contracted the
disease but were able to return to tAeir
homes here on Sunday.
On account of the spread OF this dis
ease. all the schools and churches in this
community, have been closed for the
present No public meetings are to be
held here until further notice is given.
according to word sent out by Attorney
James D. Parriott, OF MoundsTille.
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Attention!

Sir Knights. Wheeling Conmandery No.
knights Templar.
In compliance with the health COM
.r1issioncrs order. the special conclave
por the commandery to be held on
Wednesday. October 9. 1918. has been
called off until further notice.
. BY order
FIRED c. STEINBECKER,
Attest: Commander.
r c. LINSLEY. Recorder. P. T.
o-7-i
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.5es weekly was awarded on the claim
of Marshall Jones. father OF henry
Jones, killed while In the employ OK.
the Nickel Coal and Coke company. ~;
= ). w. Thomas OF Lodir an empioye
Of the Gau!cy Nj untain Coal company.
was awarded compensation amounting To-
IS Il week for IS weeks for the fracture
OF his elbow.
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First Football Victim

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Oct. Z--Wendel S.
Watkins. 20 Of Chauncy. Ohio. Is the
first football victim in Ohio this fail. He
died az 4 local hospital following injur-
les received in Athens last Saturday in a
game between the freshman teams Of
Ohio State and Ohio Universities Wat
kins played on the Ohio University team
and suffered broken back.
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.(Buy Liberty Bonds)-
notice.!

Complying with the instructions Of
the Health Department of the Git! nt
lie good, the Assembly Halls will be
closed 70 membership meetings until the
ban is lifted by the local health author
tiles. We urge upon all local unotns to
take similar action. Whatever business
requires mtmediatc action. should be
transacted BY the responsible officers.
Ohio valley Trades s Labor Assembly.
BY order OF tho Trustees
o-S-I
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pauCEter Home.

Miss Mac Johnson. daughter OF Mrs.
Alice Johnson Of Main street. Is spend
ing a few days with her mother. She Is
attending w. V. l.. ut Morgantowu and
reports that the school is progressing
finely She says there is lack Of The
older boys this year Ut tie school.
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Goes to Charleston.

Miss Alice NcCarten has gone to
Charleston. where She has accepted 4
governmental position. Although Shr
has only boon in R"nwnod Il few months.
she has made IL number nf friends mere.
who will wish her good luck in her new
undertaking.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08
Snruice for RoYA

The service for the sailor and soldier
boys was observed last evening at the
Methodist Episcopal church with special
services. The choir had arranged q num-
Der OF songs and Il large crowd was in
attendance. The service will not be held
next week unless the ''ilu'' ordinance Is
lifted,
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Miss Ro1f Hostess

. Miss Anne Rolf WAS hostess 70 the
numbers OF her knitting club last cv"'
ming ut herb ONE on Garfield street
Games and music supplemented the knit
ting and n delicious luncheon was
served at the close of the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08

WUISTOE--Judgc Linn Brannon OF
this city has resigned as chairman OF
the Lewis county Republican executive
committee, and John W. Farnsworth.
also Of Weston. has been named his
successor.
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Yates Funeral.

Funeral services for the late Private
Pearl Yates. who passed away following
an illness Of Influenza, at Camp Lee.
last Tuesday. we're held at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Yates.
Sunday afternoon. Rev. II. a. Coffman
officiated and internlent was in the
Wood Hill cemetery
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NO meeting.

The Knights Of Pythi;Ls Will not meet
this evening in The arInory hall, as pre-
viouSly ANNOUNCED There VIII be NJ
meeting Of the lodge until further an
nounCc mcnt.
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wIll Clean Church

congregation will meet on Wednesday
to clean the church. Those who will
assist are requested to take lunch and
go in the morning or us early in the
day as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08
Lecture Postponed

In accordance with the
health commissioners regu-
:lation the Christian Science
Lecture which was to be held
October 10th, att Scottish
Rite Cathedral is Indefinite
Ay postponed.
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Gives Terms Of Bu|gar
Capitu|dtiOn to Allies

AMSTERDAM. Oct. "A dispatch re-
ceivcd here from Sofia quotes the Bull
garian semi-ortiCial newspaper Pre-
poretz as giving the following as the
terms of the arm!sticc entered into be-
tween Bulgaria and the entente allies:
Tho evacuation OF the territories oc-
cupicd BY Bulgaria in 1916, which BE-
lonsed TO Serbia or Greece.
Observation-Disclosures Of bulgarian rule IN
the portion of former Bulgarian terri
tory occupied by troops of the entente
for instance Strumnitza.
Disqualification OF the bulgarian army.
except three divisions OF infantry and
four regiments Of cavalry.
Consignment TO the allied army OF
the arms. munitions and war materials
of the demobilized troops.
Captulation by the bulgarian units
stationed westward of Uskub when tho
armisticc Is signed. tho troops TO re-
main guarded by the entente until fur
Their orders.
Departure within month OF German
and AuSlro-H hungarian troops, military
agencies, diplomatic and consular rep
rcsentativcs and persons Of those ma
tionalities:
Tho Turks arc not mentioned In the
armisticc. according to the dispatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08

One of the most important
points about Period Furniture
is that it never goes out of
style. 1t also affords in the
numerous different P eri o d
Styles an opportunity for the
exercise of individual taste In
making your selection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08
''Bettef Clothes for Less"
SELECT
OVERCOATS
NOW

Never have we shown'a
better line of overeoats
for men and young men.
Superior clothes,;J classy
styles aud workmanship by
the nationally famous
Hart, Schaffner & Marx;
Fashion Park and other
well known tailorS-
Overcoat quality is not
dependent on price alone
this season. War condi-
tons have upset that
To be sure Of value you
must buy from a reputable
house that stands back of
the garments it sells.
We guarantee every
oyercoat or suit to be
right and we Will make it
right,
Prices $40 to $50.
. G.. w. GREIC
Clothing Specialist
1o52-54 Main St.,
ceiling, W. va
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AAfSrER DAM. Oct. T.--Bulgaria on
Saturday notified the powers with which
she had been allied that they must quit
Bulgarian territory within month,
says 4 Sofia dispatch TO the Berlin
TaEeblatt.
Most Of the Austrians have left Bull
garia. the dispatch adds, and the Ger
mans are leaving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08

We are fortunate indeed in
having a large stock of Period
Dining Room Suites in all the
different Periods, woods and
finishes. Take your choice now
before prices go higher, Our
credit plan makes it easy for
YOU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-08
SWIMMERS IN CARNIVAL.
Hawaiian Divers and Local stars
Appear in Bronx!

A three day swimming carnival CT
the Metropolitan Association OF the A.
A. L., for the benefit OF its War Ath-
letic Fund, will start tonight at the
New York International Exposition.
The stars OF the three day meet Will
be the Hawaiian swimmers. Duke IA!
homoku. Clarence Lane and Harold
Kruger They viii share honors with
men and women stars of the metropol!
tan district There viii be champion,
ship events each night in which the To-
cal celebrities will compete.
Among those for women will be the
Metropolitan Association high diving
championship. Metropolitan Association
one milo championship and the one
hundred yards novice race. Such stars
aa Charlotte Boyle, Miss Claire Call
gan. Miss Josephine Bartlett. Miss Lucy
Freeman, Miss Helen Wainwright. Miss
Edna Cole Miss Verona Caine, Mrs
Hrda Graf and others Will compete, A
large number of events for men, includ-
ing the four hundred yards Metropoli-
tan Association championship, have been
arranged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-08
MAGIC WHEAT WINS
GAME FOR DODGERS
Swat Triumphant Settles
HOOveriZed Hash for Chi
cagO Team.

Mack wheat's bat carried all the nee
romancy OF the magic wand OF Merlin
at Ebbets Field yesterday. With one
wave OF the stick the Dodger backstop
changed the score from Chicago. !
Brooklyn. 0. to Brooklyn. 3 Chicago. !.
With two down In the fourth frame and
with Brother Zachariah and Ollie O'Mara
straining on third and first respectively,
Mack caught the first ball Douglas
served him right on the trademark and
sent II soaring far down the left field
foul line for a home run.
1t was n swat triumphant. The Cubs
got another run in the ffth. but Grimes
held them during the remainder Of the
melee. The battle ended with the
Dodgers on the right end OF a 8 to 2
score.
II was banner day for the Clan
Wheat. for besides the Cub killing blow
dealt by Mack Brother Zachariah har-
vested his daily bingle. He ran his con-
sesutive hit game record UP to twenty
six. Buck injected his wallop in the
second inning. II was a sharp single
to right. He took second on a wild pitch
and was run down between second and
third when O'Mara grounded to Douglas.
In an endeavor to ward OF The in
evitable defeat Mitchell hurled q whole
flock of reserves into the fray. He used
three twirlers, Dou7las. Carter and Hen
dirk. He sent three pinch hitters W in
the front line trenches. but none OF them
came through with the looked for punch.
Grimes kept the seven Chicago HITS
scattered and did not allow an earned
run. An error by Doolan paved the way
Cor the Cub tally In the fourth, and o.
sons high throw on what should have
been an easily blocked double steal let
in the other Chicago count in the fifth.
Grimes pulled out OF bad hole in the
eighth, turning the Cubs hack with
none out and runners on second and
third.
Fielding frills were furnished by the
sensational young Hollocher. who raced
all over the inf1eld gobbling them up.
and Zach Wheat. whose shoestring
catch robbed Pick Of hit in the ninth.
One was down in the fourth when
Doolan booted Mann's grounder and al
lowed Leslie to get to first. When Doo-
Ian threw out Paskert Mann took sec
ond. Merkle came through with a single
to centre that pushed Mann across.
An error by Zeider gave q Wheat a
lift In the fourth. Myers famed.
O'Mara's single to right planted T..
Wheat on second. Ollie and Buck ad-
vanced on Doolan's out. Zeider to Mer-
kle, and galloped home ahead OF NJ.
Wheat when Mack broke up the game
with his hurricane homer to left.
Pick walked in the NTH. Zeider flied
to Johnston. O'Farrells single to right
put Pick on third. Barber. batting for
Douglas. grounded to Olson, and Pick
was run down between third and home.
Olson to NJ Wheat to O'Mara. O'Far-
rell took third during the run down. On
an attempted double steal OFarrell
would have been out at the plate. but
Olsons throw made Wheat leap high in
the air and the Cub runner slid home
safely The score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-08
FAvORITES GOLF vICToRs.
Mrs. Hammer Among Winners MT
ShenecOsset Links.


New LONDON. Aug. THE first round
Of match play in the woman's champion
ship on the Shenecosset links brought
few surprises. Mrs. Ralph Hammer Of
Flushing was an easy winner over Mrs
A. G. Wooley Of Hartford. s and I, and
appears to be the favorite. although
In the lower half OF the draw in the
championship set Miss Florence Cush-
man of Detroit is picked by many to be
finalist She played exceptionally we'll
to-day in her match against Mrs Arm
strong, The summaries:
Championship Sct-Mrs. Florian KruS,
wykagyl defeated Miss NJ Lake, Hart
ford. and I: Mrs. Ralph Hammer. Flush
ing, defeated Mrs. A. q. wooley. Hartford,
and I: Mrs. J. C. Priser. East Orange,
won By default from Miss NJ. Adelaide
Bromley, New Haven Miss Florence Cush-
man. Detroit c. C.. defeated Mrs. J. d.
Armstrong. Buffalo. and !.
Second SiKteen-Mrs. l. A. d. Percival,
Great Neck. defeated Mrs. John II. Wright
Brooklyn. S and s. Mrs. Alva Oatman,
Ard.ley. defeated Miss X. L. Beecroft.
Southperts, England. ; and /: Mrs. Peter
Boyd. Philadelphia; Mrs. Julius Fle,sch-
man, Cincinnati. Mrs. b. b. Cushman.
Detroit Mrs r. @. Duval, westbrook.
l.. l.: Mrs F. De G. sullivan and Mrs.
W. G. Horton, New York. drew byes.
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HEYDLER IN TENER's PLACE.
VIII Fill Vacancy Temporarily,
Says Garry Hermann.

CINCINNATI, Aug. while I regret
70 see John Tener quit the game l was
NOT In the least surprised to hear Of his
resignation" said President Hermann
Of the Cincinnati baseball club last
night He resigned several months
ago. but for the good OF the sport we
asked him to remain at the head Of the
National League. He did SO under pro-
test and we were glad to have him stay,
but he Is busy man and his private
interests take up the greater part Of his
time.
understand John Heydier is oacs
on the job and will remain until Tener's
successor Is named. have not the
least idea who that man will be. In
the meantime Heydler will act In Tener's
place, and ] am sure everything will 60
asong smoothly"
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DE PALMA MAY ENTER.
| VIII Probably Compete in Inter-
national SweeDstRkex.

Ralph De Palma, winner OF three big
auto racing classics this year and sprint
champion OF 1917, will probably be one
OF the entrants in the International
Sweepstakes to be run at Sheepshead
Bay Speedway on Saturday afternoon,
August II. De Palma will make known
his decision to-day.
Dario Resta, world champion and
speedway king OF 1sl5-l9l6. had his car
out on the Speedway yesterday His
record breaking Packard has sma shed
half a dozen worlds records this season.
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Time, l:N 20. Start poor. Won driving
Winner b &. by MaEellan-Pronta. Owned
| by T. p. Thorne Trained by G. c. Rosch.
| Fourth Race-The Albany Handicap six
| furlongs; for two-year-olds; purse, 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-08
BIKE TITLE FOR KRAMER.
Veteran Clinch-s Championship
by Beating Spencer.

Frank l.. Kramer clinched the bicycle
championship OF America at the Velo-
drome in Newark last night by defeat
Ing Arthur Spencer in the two mile
championship race.
There Is still one more championship
race remaining, but regardless OF the
result Kramer cannot be beaten for
the title.
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CUBANs AT DEXTER PARK.

The Cuban Stars, who broke even In a
double header with tho crack Lincoln
Giants two weeks ago, will he seen in ac-
ton this Sunday at Dexter Park near the
Cypress Hill T. in a twin bill with the
pitching this season compares favorahly
With the best OF the local talent. will be
on the mound for the Cubans. and Fernan-
dez will catch. The nrst game will start
at 1880.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-08
GAMES AT Nr.GEs FIELD.

Nurges Field, Bayonne avenue and
Twenty ninth street, North Bergen, will
be the scene OF two good games this week
on SATURDAY Doushertys SILK Sox. with
Talcott Of Yale and Jimmy Clinton as
pitchers and Rettlg and Soper, catchers,
viii play the TietJsn Lang Dry Dock
Company nine and on SUNDAY the Tietten
& Lang Dry Dock Company team viii
clash With Camp Merritt Ping Bodie,
and p Smith will be in the home teams
lineup.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-08
ATHLETICS DROP TWO
GAMES TO BROWNS
Sunset Contest Is Played in
I:O6-Scores, 81 and 40.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. .-(American) st
Louis defeated Philadelphia in two fast
games, 3 to and to 0. to-day. The
second game was played in the wonder
fully short time OF one hour and six
minutes In the first game eight bases
on balls off johnson contributed to the
home teams victory. The score:
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Totals -. 81 2 : q Is l
IRAN for Ludprus in ninth.
tBatted for Adams in ninth

Totals sl47gl5sw atsonp.'. sol o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-08
JESS WILLARD VIII ApPEAR.

CHICAGO. Aug. Jess willard, cham
pion heavyweight pugiisi, will box here
Saturday for the benent OF the Overseas
War Fund OF the salvation Army.
telegram from willard at Lawrence, Kan.
reads as follows:
Have altered business arrangements
and Will be with you August 10"
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SECOND GAME.


,s Bs,,sd Tor Hannah in the ninth inning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-08
SECOND GAME,
Totals...35 40 I'll? o

.p,,, Tota's.. .s7zI2N sz
Iballed for Demarae In tina fourth inninr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-08
BOSTON DEFEATS ST. LOUIS.
Game IL Won in Last of Eleventh
Inning.

Boston. Aug. 7.-(NationaD-C
bournes single. Terry's sacrifice hit and
]. C. Smiths double to the left field
wall in the last of the eleventh inning
gave Boston a to victory over st.
Louis to-day. Otis Crandall pitched his
first game for the Braves. The score:
ST LOUIS NY RnSTnN MI
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RED SOX PITCHERS
FREE WITH PASSES
Nine Bases on Balls Aid
Tigers to Victory, II to 8.

DETROIT, Aug. 7-(American)- De
troit won from Boston IL to s to-day
The Tigers knocked J. Bush out Of the
box In two innings and coupled hits with
bases on balls OFF Kinney Nine bases
on balls contributed to the visitors scor-
ing The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-08

Boston In Detroit.
washington in Cleveland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-08

Time, F:E6 " SAT- good. Won drlv1ng.
Winner, Oh. g., by Golden Gsrter--Fair En-
press. Owned by Triple Sp. Farm, Trained
Third Race-One mile. for tbrre-year-old..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-08
CAMP UPTON's MEET

over 1000 soldiers will compete for the
p pfmes donated by the New York Athletic
H ,.Hto r the monthly track and neld games
t tnsss games win mark the opening OF the
lust been completed. ""." mas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-08
SECOND GAME.
Tota's.2i4G - l6l

Three base hit-Demmitt. Stoen base
Tobin. Sacrifice hits-Maisei 2; Austin.
Double plnys-Austin Gedeon and Sislcr: Nc
Avoy, Dugan and Burns. Left on hases-Phil-
adelphia 4: st. Louis, 2. First base on err.
rors-St, Louis. .. Bases on balls--or Adams.
Q; of LeIhed 2. Hts-On Adms, in in.
nings: of Watson, ! in | inning. Struck Out;
by Adams. !; by Leifeld, S, Losing pitcher
-AdamA
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CLEVELAND A.)
abr n n a ,


Two base hits--Judge Milan, Turner. Chap
man. Three base hits--Judge ONcill amt
Chapman Left on hases-WashlnEtoN. :;
Cleveland, First base on error Cleveland.
!. Bases on bslIs-OI Shaw, ,; off Morton,
a. Hts-On Morton. IL in innings of
Enzmann, in inning; off Shaw. IN sl3
innings; on johnson, none ~ "a inning
struck out-By shaw, 8. by johnson, !; by
Morton. Wild pilch--Shaw, ! Winning
pucher-Shaw. Losing pitcher-Morton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
n -, Nav Work. z (first)

Cincinnati, y, New York, 8 (frst.
Cincinnati. A. New York, 2 (seeond).
Brooklyn a. Chicago. 2.
Boston. ~ st. Louis, 3 III innings).
Pittsburg, ~ Philadelphia, 2.
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hurdle the best of them
wounded Recently sadder
football but has
the greater
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'Bat'ed for Love in the NTH inning
New York............. o 81
ChicaGo............... 20 o ks
Two base hit-Cicotte Three base hits
Collins. Good. Pratt, Leibold. Weaver. Home
run-Risberg. Stolen hsses-E Collins Gan
dil, Gournier Sacrifice htt--peckinpaugh
Sacrifice Eye, Collins. Double play-wsi-
tiers and Baker. Left on bases-New York,
II; Chicago .. Bsses on balls-Oh Love 2:
OF Cicote. l. Hits-of Love II in in
nings: of Finneran, In innings Struck
out-By Love. 8; by Ccotte, 3 Winning
pitcher-Cicotte. Losing pitcher-Love
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-08
PITTSBURG is VICTOR.
Mayer Proves Master OF Former
Teammates.

PHiLApELPITIA. Aug T. (NatlonaD -
Mayer was master of his former team
mates nj all timos to-day and Pittsburg
beat the phil!ies. 1 TO 2. The score:
PITTSBuRG (ND PHILADELPHIA M