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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19

after time ono would have the other
guessing and was a pretty even tusslc
all the way, with neither offering &C.
fcnsivc indicating that the boys were
after the fall and not waiting on Time
Roller. q few minutes later had tho
double arm lock hut this too was broken
and very skillfully indeed. and angcrcd
in having lost his opportunc chance, inc
doctor rushed the "Slranglrr" clear our
Of the ring. lighting on III" floor pc
meath. With a tor hold broken. when
had. Lewis almost on the verge "f say
ing tic word. nc came out of IT like Il
flash. caught the doctor in Il rolling
stride and frIlcd him bearing his rh'ir"
weight upon him. which could hot ~"
blocked IN nny way. thus ending inc
fall in A. minutes ard seconds with
n full body and neck hold.
Second Fall
Et tho beginning Of the final fall the
Crlpplrrs came out III II good MOOD
with Lewis looking like the more fresh
or and the doctor il seemed. had Shot
his wnd" since H. was dishcartencd Al
fer losing such excellent chances as ne
Ind in the first pcriod. The boys
wrcstlcd on even terms. nj Tines ~
hogan 70 gel flashy again. nut Lewis
,1-nin pinned his man after getting out
or n tough hold with II head chahcel!
and har lock in the short time or ~
minutes.
Preuminarics
In the prcliminarcs Clyde brarh anu
Mike Slclm. both local boys went 10 II
for thirty minutes TO draw, ana II
was rcnlly an interesting match, as the
nair were pretty evenly balanced. TO
stir thc fans on for hiR evening
entertainment. the promoter, by request
mn on n short "xhihition bout between
Arthur "Snuggh's' Rose. the Soulhside
,rhiyIu,ind, ard William "Orncry"
Hcuthcr and IL WAS the sidc-splittinS
rvcnt of the classy program, won by the
former in ono fall.
Attendance
rhcrc was falling of In the crowd
lac, evening which perhaps is traced
hack to the inefficient officiating OF
tho mast match. hut all were loud IN
tbrir nrrisc nf the capable manner IN
which Al MantcII. former Pacific mid
6lcwcirht champion. handled The gray
pliers. lin" Londos. r"rutcd TO be
The clcvnrc$t Greek wrestler In inc
world. challenged the winner or the
match and hr was taken on by Doc
Roller, but it not definitely known II
The affair will uks. 7lncc. ....-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
LEWIS DEFEATS ROLLER IN Die
WRESTLING BOUT LAST EVENING

Lewis appeared to be in tip top shape
as he stepped into the Gagged nr"n't.
and many were the favorabl" comments
Of the wonderful physique of the noted
grapplcr who has startled the wrestling
world throughout the country with his
sudden rise to fame, eliminating in his
pruyinC the sensation Of the New York
Tournament last year. prior tn his en-
icrinE tho service and doing his bit by
training the mon in Camp Grant during
tho period Of thr war. Roller still pos
srsl:cs his ud-tim" science and nr-
prarrd the quicker and moro nggrcs-
sivc in every instance. relying solely
u,on his tricks and holds Ia offset the
edge in weight and The strength of his
vnuugcr opponent. TO everyone Roller
lur,,.I The pick Of tho night after the
FIRST ten minutes for the doctor showed
unusual form and secured many dam
,..ruls holds on Lewis that worried him
L. the utmost.
First Fall.
The bout started promptly Mt 9:lh
and TN. frs, ten minutes they went to
i, slowly aud studying the size and
looking out for m "pcninE. Neither
mann Touched til" floor in this space OF
,,n". Almost Eik" = flash from Il can
non, Roller sped underneath his worthy
unpunrnL and upset him. then started
The bail rolling and IN" fans were nc
,urIrd som" real excitement. Doctor
Roller. known to The wrestling world as
= demon with the arm holds. secured
., thumb and arm hold on Lewis and
: auprHrrd as though the 'Stranglcr''
>,u,,lL give. up as h" expressed his pain
lv MS moaning while his shoulders
we're almost pinned. II waS Il lucky mo-
In..ul and a clever ono for the young
.!cr tu get out "f and from then on h"
,y;r4 nor" ar less upset. fr"ling that n
y,,Ild HAY" la Z" the limit to give The
,iu,.tnr his medicine. Then a grand come
back lay Lewis S;Iw him have H. rfrfcct
scissors ON the doctor. which the after
hfof,r in whirlwind fashion by so !rm-
mo rruu his legs like IL shot 'imc
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Linsly will be idfa the coming week
end as a result OF the big annual mill
tary hop which will be gwen at In
Scottish Rite cathedral on Friday eve,
ming. and the event is looked forward
to BY the younger people as the DIG
event of the seasons social activities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
WEST V|RC|NIAN ENDS
LIFE At CUMBERLAND

Special Dispatch to The intelligence.
CUMBERLAND Nd. Feb. ls.-sxl-
vester sigula, aged about 10. supposedly
an italian. who from . pass card fouhor
in his pocket. had been employed by INC
Boone county, West Virginia, coal cor
rorntion. was found dead in his room al
the Terminal Hotel here today with q
moose made Of two handkerchiefs about
his neck. He had attached 1t to naii
above his head. while standing 5. and then
lei himself drop His body was stand
ing almost upright. The man had been
drinking. He was we'll dressed. had only
II cents and a new revolver loaded.
which it Is thought he originally intend
cd to use on himself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
WESLEYAN LOST TO
The MARIETTA five

MARIETTA. O.. Feb. 1S.-Wesleyan
dropped her first game Of the season TO
the Marietta college five by the score
of 33 to 80. For Wesleyan, Stark was
The real star OF the contest. Poor Of
Aciatiur was the cause of the Metho-
dists' downfall. Lineup and summary:
wesleyan-32. Mar1etta-33.
Fisher (GaptD ................. Hays
Left Forward.
Beck .........--. Notuish
Right Forward.
l1oyt -.,.....- SNSHdiN NNapN1
Center.
Left Guard
Stark -.-............. Whiting
Right Guard.
Goals from field: Fisher 1. Beck ;.
Hoyt S, Stark 3. Hayes 3, Goldfish 3.
Stewart 4, Whiting 4.
Goals from fouls: Stark 8 out OF II.
Stewart 6 out Of II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19

BUY wAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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ABDUCTION CHARGED; !.
ROY BONER IS JAILED

Special dispatch to The Intelligence.
CLARkSBURG. W. Va, Feb. IL
CHARGED with abducting Dora H. Oar
nell, thirteen years old. daughter OF ).
A. Darncll. Of Pennsboro. Roy Boner' a
pcnnsboro young man. was lanoed ID
Jail here today to await trial.
The girls father caused his arrest al
lceinr that Boner married the girl h
recently after classifying as TO her 2
when obtaining a license at the eoun
clerks office. Shortly afterward.
father alleges, Boner deserted the SirU
al Pennsboro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
DEMANDS REUSED.

PASSAIC. y. T.. Feb. 18.-After repre-
sentatives OF the $1,000 striking textile
workers here and committee represent
ing. the manufacturers had conferred TO-
day with Mayor ScEcr's Cancellation
committees the manufacturers announced
that they refused to meet III" workers
demands for "a hour week and IS
per cent wage Increase. The operatives
have been working SIS hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19

There will be only one game in the
civ Of Wheeling the coming weekend
in scholastic circles. that one being at
the high school gymnasium on Saturd;'y
evening between Wheeling and Wells
burg. Linsly will be idle. while Gathe;:
dral goes to Follansoee. rms WI! s,se
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
Rellaire is shap.ng up. Tor the game

Re,,aire is shaping up. for the game
with the fast East Liverpool team Mt
the up-rirer gym. and. Judging from tho
interest taken by the Red and Black:
the result will be favorable. Sin2s inc
cver-,hc-river tribe trimmed the Ohlo-
ans some time ago rather handily on
tho Eellairc floor. and, while counting
on sitter opposition In hostile terri.
tori nevertheless IS equally continent OF
repeating the performance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
DUCK PIN BOWLER

A new duck-pin bowler has made his
appearance in our midst and challenges
all Corners for q match on any alleys
for any amount
Full details can be obtained by COM
municatins with Dutch" H. Rothcrmund
at Antler restaurant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
ENGINEERING FIVE IS
STILL MAKING RECORD
Interesting Contest Staged at TX"
Gym Last Evening and Play ExI
citing Throughout.

Another neat little struggle resulted
at the Y. NJ. {. \. last night when the
Departmental league teams of the
Wheeling Mold aud Foundry company
got in action. with the Engineering hVe
winning a hard fought struggle from
the fast Production crew by the count
OF ISIS. Unlike most of the other
contests. play was even all the way.
and at no time was the margin large
enough to warrant any laying down
on the part of the contestants.
Interest continues to grow among the
employees and as the season progresses
tho ttIts become all the more popular.
Prof Miller offiCiated. which kept Inc
players on edge, and none vi the
rough stuTr' that is ever so cousplcu-
Gus in independent games marked the
contest.
Both teams battlcd hard for an
opening. and by virtue of the victory
last evening the Engineering five still
retains the lead and at the same time
has disposed of the TWO dangerous con-
tenders for the honOrS. y neat trophy
will be presented TO the team Winning
the most games at the termination or
the schedule. and this has added more
color 10 each OF the events. Playing
was fast and snappy, with ell the play
ers. doing their best. The first half
ended SIS. Lineups:
Engt41eer1ns-2S. Produet1on-ls.
Yoke 80. 4appS
Forward.
Clemens .......-....-.--.. Aeeo
Forward.
c. MaRion ...':..::.''...''... steen
Center.
Rush .............-.... BOON
Guard.
FrederlchS ............-.. M. haAioH
Guard.
Goals: Yoke 6. Clemens 2. Freder-
tchs l. C. Nanion 4, Tape /. NJ. Manion
l. Steen 6.
Fouls: Yoke 3, Steen .. NJ Manion /.
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WHEEL inc AND NELLSbURC F|VES
SHOULD STIR Up A REAL Dat Tie
pare them for the big events that are
promised in the immediate future

The Industrial Basket ball league IS
as well as might br expect
ed and II will be only u course OF an
other week until the teams Will get I'M
der way in tho opening eTcHts., Much
interest is being shown and there is
little doubt OF the success. once me
teams get a-Soing.
a Hint.
Referec-Nothing is more calling TO p
player than to be stopped for a foul
committed on the preceding play and any
lack Of frmncss is fatal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
On THE FLOOR =;


Cathedral High school should add an
other to her long string when she goes
TO F'ollanshee Friday evening Tor re-
turn engagement with the pill-tosScrs OF
that place Ali full we'll remember the
terrible trounc;ns handed the up-rlvcr
boys here several weeks ago. ana WIN 1,
this in mind the team is confident that
though the game will be played on her
home floor. Many rootcrs should &C
company the local quintet on the trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22
PITTSFIELD

: most enjoyable socia! took place
al the tnive-salist church vestry on
Wednesday evening. when the girls
Of the UnitersaIis. Sunday school en-
te-ta:red the boys Of the Sunday
school. \ contest in attendance Ia 5
reel or between the boys and girls
for several weeks. il being under
stood that the side having the small
g, attendance should entertain. The
boys won and the girls gave them
good time Wedra sGaE night. Games
AID marches were enjoyed and re-
.reShmtntS we.c served
Notices were posted at tie Pion-
ser. Wave-ly. Sebasricook and Yarn
Mil CT the American Wooden c..
Wednesday announcing that begin
ming June : these plants will be in
operation On a 4s-hour per week
schedule, with pay and a half for
overtime. An increase in wages Of
Is Her cent. willsbe granted TO go into
effect at thi slime. These changes
and increases are n accordance with
a general plan effective in all the
plants Of this company Throughout.
New England.
Mrs. Frank Gilman will entertain
the members of the W. c. T. L. al.
her home On Summer street Thurs
day afternoon. 1t will be the an
nua! business meeting and all MEM
hers are requested to be present.
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Sk0WhEeAN

The marriage engagement Of Miss
Carrie K. Thomson, second daughter
Of NJ. and Mrs George K Thomson.
to Russell n. Hamilton OF Water'hie
il announced. The nuptials VIII q
celebrated about the middle OF June
Tie future bride is well known 70
many friends locally. She - prom
inent in the work Of the First ZAP
list parish and has been . telegraph
operator at the local once OF the
Western Union. During the winter
she has been connected With the Of
fee in Dexter. Mr.. Hamlin was for
time employed as salesman IN the
local store Of the Central Maine Pow
er Co. Since returning from Camp
Devens he has been engaged n a sign
painter and show card writer. having
opened a business Of his own In Wat
erviiie.
A well attended meeting Of the
various committees IN connection
with the welcome home" celebration
On June was held in the municipal
building Tuesday evening and mat
tiers OF business were attended to. It
was voted during the session to au-
thorize the town TO raise the sum OF
$3.50 10 defray the expenses at the
specia, town meeting. 1t was also
decided 70 invite the veterans OF the
Civil War to be guests at the din
ner and supper at Fairview Park
celebration dav. All places Of BUSH
ness will be closed IN town for the
day. The parade will far exceed all
expectations ten bands having
already been procured besides several
drum corps. Nearly every town in
tfe COUNT Will Re represented in the
pagean. and pract ;caliy every lodge
n town will fall in line with floats,
etc. The next committee meeting
will be held Tuesday night
Fourteen men were working
Wednesday az the Catholic cemetery
making roads and Improvements On
the ward under the direction Of Fr.
Renaud.
George Tantish Of Lynn. Mass,
who was called here BY the death
IF ..is brother. Thomas Tantish. has
returned home
Mrs. Ahhie X W-il6es lef. Wednes-
day morning for New York where sire
: 20 meet her sor- William Wi!des.
uro has returned from overseas aft
:. years absence. His milita.? re-
ord has been marked by frequent
Promotions and Re IS TOW a captain
another son, Roger Wildes who has
been overseas is in London Cniver-
sity studying dental surgery until
!uIy.
Dr.. S. u. Cover wen. to Portland
Wednesday morning On business.
Mss Dorothy y. Elliot. frs. as
siStant ~ tire High school has re-
ce;ved word q the death Of Mrs
Bert Elliot. wife Of her brother.
which las occurred at her home ia
Hartland. Mrs. EIlio, was formerly
Emily Brown Of Harmony. Size has
been i'll since Christmas time
Freeman Jonas went 10 FAIRFIELD
Center "Wednesday morning where ne
- poets 20 he located at the Fuller
p.ace for the summer.
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dry, Miss Bessie Edwards, Miss Eve
fyn Merrill. Miss Margaret Chase
and Miss Pearl Hary:lIe
Ernest Locke Ct Boston was in
town Wednesday having been n
Athens 70 attend the funeral Of rs
mother. NJ Locke was az one time
a truck team driver for TIE late
George Goodwin.
y party Of local fishermen COM
posed Of Dr.. E a. Parker. George l.
H. Smith. C. 81. Holt. L. H. Gold
smith. F. O. Furber and Robert Hall
have been at Carry pond OF a fishing
trip this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Crateau Of
Bath are visiting relatives in town.
Miss Lois G.. Steward. daughter Of
Mr.. ard Mrs. Joseph Steward. for
fnerly Of this town. is visiting al the
home Of 1t. Col. p. L. Marston and
Mrs. Marston on Baptist hill. Miss
Steward has been clerk in the
American Red Cross in Paris, France,
during the war period.
r. S. Powers. who has been pass
ing some time at the home Of his
sister, Mrs. L. W. Gerrish. left here
Wednesday to visit in Brownville and
later in Machias.
Or. I. L. Salley was in Fairfield on
"Wednesday to attend the funeral
Of the late John Record, formerly Of
Skowhegan. Mr.. Records body was
brough. here for interment in the
Southside cemetery Wednesday af-
terEocn.
Ray ". Pierce Of Clinton and E. E.
Benson Of Presque Isle returned SOL
diers in thesengineers' division over
seas. departed Wednesday following
a visit with friends in town.
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A Woman's Duty
To Know and to Use the One
Remedy Best Suited to
the Peculiar Ailments
Of AaP Sax.

The prompt use Of R. < G. Pills will
relieve sick headache. dizziness, nervous
ness and will assist in regulating the
organs and restoring them to their
healthy condition.
II women would only use safe and
reliable remedy such as R. < G. Pills
instead of dosing themselves with vari-
Gus preparations, many of which contain
n ms"v ds aSs t tnsy tS eSd h saS
remain whole.
R. &c. Pills containing pure vegetable
laxatives act in mild and soothing
manner upon the bowels. Their in
gradients are we'll known to physicians.
who recommend them as a safe remedy
for women.
R. & G. Pills do not gripe or sicken
you. At all druggists. 10c and 25-
the box.
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Many French Towns
Ruined Beyond Repair

Paris, April 21.-Correspondence.-
Investigation by the commission
which is examining the devastated
regions Of France are confirming
the previous evidence that many Of
the beautiful towns and hamlets Of
the battle area are SO totally ruined
that they never can be rebuilt
Vaux. Of immortal fame. has taken
its place in the long list. and the
mayors Of two other historic villages,
Douamont and Fleury. have recently
notified their people, who are refu-
gees in various parts Of France. that
these places cannot be reclaimed.
Not only is the soil in such shape
that it cannot be cultivated for
many. years. but the ruined hamlets
are flied with hidden explosives and
other dangers.
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M. c. !. 3; Higgins 2

The best baseball game that has
occurred in Pittsfeld for some time
took place at Hunnewell neld on
Wednesday afternoon. TIE contest
ants were NJ. c. I. and the Higgins
Classical Institute team. 1t took IL
innings to get decision but the
home boys got away with it after
Z ccrking exhibition Of baseball. The
score was only 3 to so it can read
ily be seen that it was some game.
Poth teams played weil--it was any,
body's game all Inc way through.
with the spectators right on their
toes every minute. Moulton pitched
q great game, striking out Is men.
and was given good support. The
game tegan soon after three and i.
was six before it was over. A good
bunch of rooters were on hand to
cheer the boys on and things moved
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22

and Baptis, churches in this section
will be held at Shawmut. TUESDAY,
May 9Th, beginning at 10 O'clock. A.
II. An address by Mrs. Bonsfeld.
missionary from China, and other
things Of interest are on the program.
II is desired that as many as possible
from Hinckiey attend. Each lady
carries her own lunch.
Merle E. Bessey OF Skowhegan was
home over Sunday.
Leslie Cain who is employed at A
". Na-rey's was guest a, Apple
hurst. May 18th.
Mrs Olin Bridges IS somewhat i'm
proved from her recent i,lness ard is
able 10 ride out
Mrs. Alice Gaylord and little son
were in town Monday.
TIE las, days work was done n
the central telephone Office At this
place Monday. II is hoped tina. salts
factory telephone service will again
he established here. as the removal
Of the central Office is indeed 10 be
regretted.
Rev H. L Nichols Of Skowhegan
preached at the HinckIey church,
May 18th.
Daniel Gaylord who has been in
WAterville visiting relatives the past
week has returned
Everett L. Wardwell was the guest
OF his parents. NJ. and Mrs. A. F.
Wardwell over Sunday.
Miss Margaret Savage passed Sat
urday and Sunday at her home in
Skowhegan
Several changes in real estate have
been made at this place. Earle Palm
er has sold his home farm to Francis
sponord. taking as par, payment the
Sponord home formerly owned by
Mrs. Arminda Smith. Mr.. Palmer
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For example. in
winter driving uith
chains, 341 Diamonds
averaged over 5000
miles on Quaker Cab
Co. taxis IN Phlade!.
phia. The Texas Co.,
with over 500 cars,
averages b etween
5000 and 5000 miles
with Diamonds.
Why not cat your
tire upkeep with a
Diamond?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22

The Russian authorities in Siberia
have expressed gratitude for the gift
from the japanese Commission for
Economic Relief in Siberia. consist
ing Of 1900 cases Of medicinal. surgi-
cal ana other supplies for relieving
the sick and destitute.
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occupying the upper apartment n
The Chute mouse. formerly the F. A.
VOID house. viii move 10 the lower
aoor which has been occupied o!
Mrs. Chute ard the family Of W. H.
Martin, who have been living n the
Turner house On Baptist hill, re-
Gently sold % Rev. ". a. Meservy CT
Pit,saeld, will move to the upper
apartment
Xr. and Mrs J. H. Hillins are Wis
ting with he family Of William Nc
Dcnough in Scion. Mr.. HQl'ns has
lately returned from Sherbrooke. p
O., where he has been located for
several months. They will shortly
60 TO thei. cottage a, Lakewood TO
pass the summer.
The members of Priscilla Rebekah
lodge held a very pleasant meeting
in Odd Fellows hail Tuesday evening
when the annual Past Grands' night
was observed under the direction OF
Mrs. Mary Bailey. The following past
erands filed the chairs and con-
ferred the degrees: Noble grand Mrs.
Alice g. Baker: vice grand, Mrs.
Emma Bickford: past noble grand.
Mrs. Helen Brown; chaplain. Mrs.
Mabel Bragg: conductor. Mrs. Su-
sic Jacobs: warden. Ms. Mary
Mitchell Hurley; r. s. n. G.. Mrs.
Violet V. Fog: L. S. y. G., Mrs.
ora Hurley; banner bearers. Miss
Alice Danforth. Mrs. Nina B. Saw
age: 1. G.. Mrs. Nary Bailey. who
also was captsip Of the team. Re-
freshments Of ice cream and waters
were served by the past Erands at
the conclusion Of the exemplif,cation
and a social hour was enjoyed. The
following committee win have charge
of the entertainment for the reeu-
lar meeting June 5: Miss Lena Lam
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then sold the above r.e-,---ss $50
ford place to y Z. Hs>s-r So :
moved his family t-1c. = =
Cto his new home. - -
Palmer viii make
their farm. ahcE. :" =, - z
this village wt!cA va ~
year ago this spr.-- =. =
is employed 20 . - ,7s-!
painting ard pape- 1zr--
Rev. G. W. E.-r-,s-- 80; u
tie Ii-rckley ohGr.- -, >--s'
evening. May e5th. ~ = =, ".
he Our Cor2-I-!ry I-t -:
come as the tax VI. - .-..-. u
instructive
Arbor DAY was cNs4->a: ~ -
teacher and pups Re a
lawn speaks We, e ,@e.- :: IL
time given.
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81. c. 1. % o 0 0 . 0 Is
nc. 1. % Q o l o o % . %
Two base hits. Keith /. Farwell l.
Stolen bases, Keith l, Brown :. Base
on balls, Moulton I. Wellington !.
Struck out. Moul.cn 1s. Wellington g.
Double play. short stop to first H's
by pitched ball, Clyde Emery. !:
Brown. Wild pitch. Moulton !. I'm
pire, Policy. Time. . hours
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with tie good old time enthusiast
that used to prevail At the Eames-
Tho summary:
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English girls are :.
handke-ch.ets any = :.
war they have .eln
handke-chiefS abo-. :.
while i. uniform. an. .
mand especially Il lie
the bandana IL a.. O.. =
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HINCkLEY

An all-day meeting Of the Ladios'
Mission Circle Of the Free Bapttst