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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11
Change of OffkN-

Tho Anderson and uustaffSon peo.
pie have moved IN to tho new First
NatlohaA bank buildlnE, corner
Fourth and Main, and occupy "a
handsome suite ~ offices on tho
fourth floor,
The oypry on company has made
a change IN tho location of their
general offices, ana Mer~rr Mcuraw.
Mercer and Payne havs moved down
from tn. fifth to tho fourth floor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11
wosr,oNtuy Co,>T, K,N.

NNN Y 4 IUddIr and Ulherr h1Vn
a barrel well In their y Huchnell
farm test In the northeast ~ the
southeast ~ 10 ~ 10
The MhhutHkn on company. zinc }
ana others have u duster In their No
we'll on thu Samuel Mct'hndlcsr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

4 Gevlfmnn and Ham Kan,cr ~
ihi'agu and TULSA are preparing ~
dtlu tWu mur- wells In ~ lb-ll
Their INITIAL We'll is continuing ~
mhk" nlDut b0O barrels
They Hrc starting som" new wells
In IA. Hhli nm district Tor the
Mutual Dtl A tps 60
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11
R,r We'll Yves, ~ OlmulTcc.

The Carter on cnmpnny's big well.
located In IN. southwest corner ~
the southeast ~ tho northeast ~
2-i3ii IL good for I 900 barrels al
10 feet In thu ?.as2-foot sand. and
is adding greatly Ia tho looks of
things west Of Okmulgec. II II n
rsfe bet that no one ~ bkmulgeo
would trade Okmuiger county for
the whole state ~ Texas
Tho Producers n R"finors cor
poratlon well on tho S"well farm In
the southeast corner ~ the west hall
of the northeast of 2-is-li offset e
ting the Carpr we'll on the west, Ia
expected 10 act the pay sometime
tomorrow or Thursday,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

Well records available for sale Of
O~age oil leases March Q. fpis, on
sale At 20 cents each or $50 for CONF
pleto set ~ 200 logs " II, Camp
bell. rawhuska, Okla Adv,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

~ wonderful, substantial ana up
"a. date and have n"N"r'H""n NOR"
beautiful trEldrnr,H Anywhere
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11
'OIL AND GAS|
L'"- Supplies r'od"'''on' v"

ron SALE $500 feet & s.i6.inch
~ lh casing with Gushing special
collars. about ! 600 feet ~ this cas-
Ing hu been run once, balance new.
liioch OH 60 tAdv)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

farm ~ the south half Of the south
east ~ ~ 10
The -. a ktasr 4 60 test ON the
william ktaer acreage located IN the
Iofth"ast quarter ~ - Ji-l5 In a dry
hole
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

Gas Testing, compression, ahsorp-
ton gravity and volume iiass la-
Testing 60. 207 Sinclair Hldg
rhon. hig7 ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11
~ Tur CLEVELAND DISTRICT

The gypsy Oil company's No. ! fur-
cell located IN the southeast of the
north.aH, ~ 9i.2i.T lz producing 700
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

Wanted To buy AZ once. small cas-
lnghrad gasoline plant Please Civ.
fun particulars T. q. nuN 500. Tul
"a Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

WIN buy production. royalties or
good lens". N priced right Nerden.
SIS Daniels HldE. Tulsa -t tAdv)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

barrels natural from tho Tucker sand
found from s,5s7 Ia 2.601 feet. No
wal"r wis encountered and one foot
- black shale waS drilled through
h.n~th tho pay
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

and also IN chicago lIo has been
exceedingly busy looking after his
own affairs since IA. armis'lco WIS
Hignod. but viii doubtless soon have
tim. to drVot. him.rlf To- ~" AZ
fairs ~ IA. hsrp' aiiun Mf Hh"'
In one ~ ~" blk men IN tho industry.
ana In NOR. popular ~ IN" dhy'
~ by and the WORK don" hy nm
during IN" wal II more fully realized
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

~ TIM BRoKES ARROW Dis-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11
Drilling Ia 1uaisy.

Tho Atlantic Petroleum company
No 10 un tho rnily Miller farm ~
"a Ia-ll In expected 10 get tho Hand
to-day ~ about 1000 foot level
Tho same company IL drillinK ni
below 600 f''t on their 80 Adh
u Ills farm ~ k-l1.II No I on IN,
same farm H. Il tIg
Evening journal., 1919-04-24
WEDNESDAYS LIST

A
Abbott, ]. 2.
Abrahms, W. ].
AbTahms, Chas.
Aohenbscb, Edw.
Aekermsn, Ernest
Acton, VIM ].
Album, c. {.
+Aikeu, d. ".
Albers, c. ].
Albio, Geo. W.
Albright, c. M.
Alcoff, Samuel
$Aldworth, II. Coleman
Alexander, nj. A.
Alexander, W. S.
Alexander, Madalene
Afford, John S.
@Allen, Thos. Z.
Allen, Anthony
sAllen, Carl d.
Allen, II. M.
Allen, L. L.
Allen, Lille
Allen, Maurice
Allen, X. ID.
Alls1, VIM. p.
Allen, Nellie
$Alexspder, Willard
alexander, W. II.
Alpha Lodge No. IS, K. Of P.
Ames, L. T.
<Amilihtino, T.
AndeTberg Rudolph
Anderson, Henry
TAndersou, Milo
HAuderson, I. c.
%Auderson, Howard
#Anderson Harry
@Auderson, W. I.
Address, Marie 5.
Address, Samuel T..
=Andrev, ]. p.
@Audrello, Frank
sAngelipe, Thos.
Angle, Chas. L.
Antiu, John C.
Applegstc, Harry
Arif, Nathan
Arkcoll, W. W. Blake
Amory, +. ].
Amory, Laura {.
Armstrong, Jas. ].
Armstrong, A. W.
Armstrong, Stephen
Artisans Savings Bank
Ashbrook, Julia n.
sArsht, Lena
sAtlss Powder Co.
Atwell, Edw. V.
Atwell, ]. Heston
Auduck, otto
Anger, Bessie r.
Austermuhl, Geo. G.
Austin, Geo.
Ayars, Jno. +.
Azzi, V.
Babble, ".
<Babby. z. J.
Bach, Mrs. Anna
Bsckworth, Samuel
Evening journal., 1919-04-24

Van Trump, 4. A.
FVan Trump, Mrs. MARY
Van Trump, S. Newbold
Van Trump, Matilda X.
Van Trump, W. c.
yillone, Alfred A.
%Vogel, Joseph A.
voorhees,, c. Clark
Voshell, Lillian
Voxcuk, Michael
w
sWsgner, Fred
Wagner, Harry
Wskeling, Chas.
+Wslker, Chandler
Walker, Chas. L.
Walker, Dorothy M.
Walker, Mrs. Leon
Walker, Leon
Walker, Martin r.
*Walker, Mary v.
+WalkeI, W. c.
walls, Lavinia
Warner, Mrs. Amelia P.
Ware, ]. V.
Warrington, Horace p.
Watson, Emma ].
Watson, Hazel
%Weayer, Frances =.
Weaver, Horace X.
%Weer, +. II.
swell, Care N.
Weimeu, Dora
Weldin, Chss. S. K.
Weldin, Cyrus T.
Wells, L. L.
Wells, Melville W.
Welsh, Mrs. Anna
welsh, Willis
Wenzing, c. Walter
Weuzing, Rcbcccs
West, Frances
whitley, Mrs. MARY
TWhitcraft, Frank W
White, ]. Irwin
Whitemsu, Irwin
*Whiteside, Frank r.
Wbiteside, Geo. L.
Whiteloek, ~ Fosdiek
Whitaker, Mrs. II. W.
Whitaker, Geo.
Weir, Tbos. ].
Wiley, Jno. 1.
RWlhelm, Paul
Willard, Maria Z.
Williams, Mrs. r H.
Williams, Walter S.
Williams, VIM K.
fWilliamson, Albert T.
Williamson, Harry V.
Williamson, L. A.
FWilIis Walter L.
Willis, VIM.
wilmington Trust Co.
Wilson, Daisy T.
Wilson, Franklin ".
Wilson, Jaa
sWilson, Laura
sWilson, r. ID.
Wilson, ". A.
sWilson, VIM
Wilson, N. M.
Wilson, r. y.
Winchester, Jas.
Winchester, Jas. p.
sWingste, w. C.
aWingate, Mrs. W. c.
winkleman, Edw.
Winner, Chas. II.
sWitsil, W. Y.
Woerner, Mary
wolcott, Mr.. C. M.
Wordell, Henry L.
Wright, Eliza B.
Wood, II. Lee
sWoodward, Mrs. Edw
+Woolsey, Chss. M.
Work, Stidham
Wright, Frank
Wright. Geo.
Wrightson, ]. Howard
Wynema Council No. 10, d. Of p.
FWycherly, Jennie M.
Y
Yalisove, Louias
Young, G..
@Young, George
Young, R R
II
Zaves, Aleck
Zimmerman, Howard
Zion, S. NJ
sZoph, Fred
Evening journal., 1919-04-24


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Robertson, Raymond
Robinson, Sarah
Robinson, Mrs. +. 4.
Robinson, Julian b.
Robinson, Robt. r.
%Roddy, Emma B.
sRogers, L. r.
*Roe, ]. B.
Rohrbaugh, Henry H.
sRommel, Frederic A.
Rose, Abe
Rose, r. Z.
Rose, Victoria
Roseu, Mrs. ].
Rosenhlatt, Ida c,
Rosenblstt, Louis
sRoser, Nettie M.
'Rothstein, l..
RubcnStein, Ida
Ruhenstein, Mary
+Rumford, Mrs. Chss.
Rumford, Mrs. Chss. G.
Rupert, Mrs. Frank
Russell, Arch S.
tRussell, Francis
Russell, Grant
tRussell. Martin
Rutherford, Katharine L.
Ryan, Anna +.
fRysn, Gertrude
sRyan, Mrs. J. ].
Ryan, VIM. r.
S
Ssnsone, James
Santillo, Nicholas
sSantos, Vim.
Sapp, Nellie May
Sapp, Phoeba
*Schorsh, Jos. Z.
Scott, Frank
Scott, ]. II.
Scotton. Edwin
Scott, Harlan
sSdamsn, Jos +.
Sellers, Marian
Sellinger, Rose
Schseffer, Chss. ].
"Sehoheld, Amy
sSchofeld, Homer
sSchlatter, Hugo
Schmitt, G. I,
Scbpepfe, C. b.
Sehnepfe, Emma c.
Schwsrtz, Miss
sSharn Harry
Sharp, Mary r.
Sharp, II. Rodney
Shaw, W. Miller
Shaw, Ssllie X.
Shaw, lamar d.
Shelton, II. J..
Sheppard, Frank
sSiegrist, Frank
simmons g. Bros, Co., S. G.
Shinn. Wm- g. Co.
Simmons, Ir, Chss.
sSimou, Chas. II.
Simon, Clarence +.
sSimon. Harry L.
sSimon, II. Paul
sSimonds, W. A.
Simmons, VIM II.
Sinclair, John G..
Singles, Dora ].
Sipple, VIM s.
tSkelly, Helen G.
Smedley, NJ Esther
Smith, Alice
Smith, A.
Smith, Assisn
Smith, +. W.
Smith, Geo.
*Snith, Harry
Smith, ]. Henderson
sSmith, Lester 4.
Smith, Rebecca
Smith, Mrs. Sarah b.
Smith, Willard L.
Smyth, Earle
Snitcher, Sam. r
Snyder, Anna
Solomon. Gertrude Y.
Sollowsy. Mrs. Josephine
Somer, Dorothy r.
sSpar, Martha r.
sSpeakman, Edw. NJ
Speskman, Mrs. Chss. c.
Spicer, Beulah M.
Spire, Henry
sSpragg, G. Herbert
Springer, Mrs. Pearl V.
springer, DR.. Willard
sSpur, Tophrelis
Stats, Chss. II.
Stayton, Albertus b.
Steinle, p. n.
st. Johns com'dry, No. 1, K. T.
Steele, Leander B,
Steel, Leroy
-Stern, Mona
Steele, Mrs. Stanley
Stein, julius
Steptoe, Emma
Stetson, Fred
Stetser, Albert
Stewart, Catherine r.
Stewart, Mrs. Eliza M.
FStewsrt, Mrs. VIM !.
Stooktill, John W.
Stout, Jr., II. c.
Stout, Mrs. II. c.
Stout, Hardeman c.
Stout, Lester w.
Stout, Mildred v.
Slower, W. +.
Sleeps, Frank B.
Strickland, p. Il.
Strobel, Mrs Anna T.
Swsne, VIM. W.
sSweeney, Grace A.
II
ldtSdAlf AiAAtt
fTalley, Jennie H.
<Terrill, w. W.
Taylor, Elizabeth B.
Talley, Sarah ].
Taylor, Francis
Talley, Leila A.
%Taylor, Mary
Taylor, Alfred
Taylor, Vim.
%Tatman, c. B.
STewell, Gilbert V.
Thompson, Jr, John 5.
Thomas, Mildred S.
Thompson, Mary Z.
Thompson, VIM. F.
Thomas, Ralph B.
Thompson, Elizabeth G.
Thomas, I. +.
Thomas, I. Belle
tThompsou, VIM.
fThorp, Leonard
Tindall, Chas. H.
Tompolsky, Thos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
FIRST BIG SPARR|NG EXHIBITION WILL Be
STAGED At WHEELING PARK, WEDNESDAY 1S'H
Jack YHBRY, OF PTTTSBuRaA, To
CHAMPION OF THE NAVY, WILLIS
YE SEEM NI ACTION.
.ScaaAdian- Ps+e smith, Of BUFFALO, VIII
No H1s worthy Opponent

IN. first OF the many sparring exhioi-
esona 70 be given by the Wheeling ATM
'ietio Association will be staged "eu
nesdxy evening. June 18TH nj NnS'l."ss
Park when Jack Perry. OF f1ttSouF Z "
and Canadian" Pete Smith OF Bu'Ia'o'
don the Tnits in q ten round GO
Roth men aer said 70 be OF the oeSe III
tho country in the wcltcrw"iSht cI's3,
and will weigh in 1T AZ p"uhuS ~ .
o'clock on the afternoon or the c""' eS.
The men are scienti'ic p'N''S CIV
should give all lovers or ooNhlS al
hIbitlon long 10 be remembered.
Jack Perry has been a"arGeu
championship Of tho weitcr w'igh' 80
An Tho navy and is signed up 70 iAts'
-. er,tton row the worlds title hold
A. ~ the wclterweights in Champion
sbin 20. the latter part Of this month.
-Canadian' Pete Smith has rc'"Fu
- MANY knocknuts in the army. he was
= roanber Of the Canadian infantry anu
s,wava believes in the infantrys NOV"
sarrest 'ero rough He should FURNISH
-o,ny thrills here with his wonderful
footwork c.,,o
Az arena In being built in the Casino
~ the mark that will seat more IMAM
thousand fans and leave them see -
contest without being annoyed. nc
arena will be built several feet from 'n ne
stage and VIII be IN plain view Oh az
the spectators, no matter what coRne' ~
tho house you are sitting IN.
Harry Greb. the pittsburgh boxer, mas
.onsnnted 10 come here for a match dur
ing Iuly. Tho wheeling Athletic cluo
I. e1nected To stage sparring conteSts ~
the park twice month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
NACKS DEFEAT
P.&E.C. NINE
LOCALS DEFEAT ELM GROVE BOYS
IN LOoSELY-PLAYED GAME
BY SCORE OF 10 TO 8.
Batting OF HnInm FOR the Local Players
was tho Stellar Feature Of
tho Game.

The McCDrkeys Of this city defeated
the Patterson and Elm Grove nine yes
terday afternoon IN looscly-played
game by q score Of 10 to 8. The game
was featured by many arguments and
was embarrassing until the last few in
ntnga- - - =
The lone star feature Of the game was
the batting Of Hamm for the Macks In
three times at bat no made three hits,
scorchtng singles through second base
He also pulled of several good plays In
the field
Tho local team started out strong
and tailed four runs in tho initial In
ming In the Third inning. after two
runs were scored. Rentsch was relieved
by r Smith for the Grove boys and
pitched a strong, steady game. The
summary and score by innings follows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
BAUERS LOST BOTH
GAMES AT W. V. u,

The Raurrs. Of this city. lost both
games To- the West virginia university
min" AT MurEani"wn Friday and SAlur-
day. The first gam" Ivy score or -
and IN, Saturday gam" ll-i
TIL" locals expected I" win both game
from III, MountaIu""rS hut w"r" clearly
Cut played. although they suffered Inc
loss Of NvGanuun at $hnrisi"p. hut sails
bury filled this position IN I'm" style.
With the addition Of B"rn at first, tho
locals should have nj least cam" through
with one victory. But the Mountalnc"rs
showed loo percent h"tt"r playing ability
than in the former game between the
two teams.
Today tho RauCrs will lineup against
tn" MrthudIStS at BuCkhann0n These
boys arc quite confident Of winning al
ter seeing tn" way the locals were de-
feaLcd by w. v. y. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
FERRY EAGLES
EASILY DEFEAT
D|LLONVALE
FIERY NINE DEFEATS INDIANS AT
DILLONvALE By SCORE w
TO o
Nelly Pitches Good Ball For The Perry
Boys

The Martins Ferry Eagles handed Dill
In,yul,, their first defeat OF tn" season
Yesterday afternoon AT DilI"nNalc by Il
score of 10 The gam" was quite m
trrrsting and was attended by fairiy
large crowd. , &,,JJo,
Tho playing Of prysoGk' MADDEN nit EN-
Hamilton and Wcl"hcr. with the pitch-
INK Of Ncilly. in til" pinchcS. were inc
features. ~ ,o. o-.,,,,,,
with. the Nurkvill". Bauers and the Nc
t'nnkcvs Ia hc played during the season.
';-br first game Will u" played next sun
day aftrrn""m AT LrnEu" lark with
NnrkyIll. as the opponent.
Tho Ferry Eagles HAY" games arrang-
ed for sunday. but are unabl" TO get
games for saturday. They would like
- rrrau.r with any club for games
AWAY from home on Saturday;
In. Nuuu. recently 4 member OF the
NIrghcny steel rinc. Will b" seen in the
iinr.lr next sunday. He has returned
r. his home IN bridgeport where he Will
-, to work on his farm and settle down.
IT,. rlavcd first has" with the Allegheny
stool hut il is not known what position
he Will play with the Ferry boys.
Tho summary and score by innings or
Yesterdays game follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
E=======5 m THE WORLD OF SPORTS C========
HARRY GREB, PAST MASTER Of
SC|ENT|F BOXING, SAY
AUTHORITIES ON THE GAME

his wonderful popularity throughout
America and England. He enlisted in
the navy when IhIs country cnt"r"d nc
great war and earned thousands or dol
lars for lhc Sailors Recreation Fund.
smith. his opponent, Is ais" finc
BAKER. although not 40 clever as Grch.
III" fans wh" journey I" League Park
ON tn" @0rh. expecting I" So" SiusgInE
match Will he sadly diSa Hpoint"d. but 10
tIrr rcnI boxing enthusiast who loves
the sport for tho real rlcvcrncss shown.
II Will he feast that they Will long
rcmvruh"r
TIL" prrIiminarics will he staged by
the CicICr"St boxing artists in this sec
tlOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
S1SLER THE STAB

WASHINGTON. June 8 Brilliant
playing by Sister won for st. Louis to-
day. > to l. in pitching duel between
Gallia and Johnson. The St Louis frst
baseman doubled in the second inning
and then by excellent base running went
home when Agnew threw wild in an ef-
fort to catch him OF second. In the
ninth after Bronkie had singled and
stolen second. Sisler placed n drive over
second which scored Bronkie and won
the game. Score:
St. Louis 1890. o10 600 oo1-2 0
Washington 900 0l0 000-1 l
Gallia and SEVERED; johnson and AS
new Charity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
PROTEST ENTERED

PARIS. Friday, Jun" 6-StNt"cn nem-
hers Of tho American evolutionary force
boXIna: and wrestling teams who arc in
training for tn" intCr-allicd games har"
written m open letter protesting against
the uroi,uS"d Jess WillHrd-IHCk Dempsey
nghi in Toledo. July /. TIL" letter says.
KS We trained for our last trip over
the toy, AT a wag" Of only few francs
month per man. "" protest against
the proposed lirht for which each or ~"
nr,rriuaIs viii receive thousands of dol
lars"
II adds that Tex Richard offered
81 Oun each to soldier boxers to FIGHT in
rh" rr"lminari"s to tn" vii lHrd-D"mi'-
90, bout hut that tho soldier boxers pre-
fcrrcd To remain in France and haN" tn"
honor of representing their country IN
The lnicr-alliCd games against the fight
ing men Of the allied armies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
GROH'S DRIVE
IRRESPONSIBLE
FOR REDS WIN

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Jun" S.--(fncn-
natl defeated BROOKLYN to l today IN
a game which was stopped by r'ih a'
tho end Of the NTH inning. Grimes was
hit freely and gave way to Mitchell IN
the nth LuQuc. who started the game
for Cincinnati. was also hit hard ana
was replaced by Ellcr in the third IN
ming. Grohs long driv" was responsive
for three Of the four runs made by cin-
Cinnati. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
Younpster who VIII Be Seen In Action
at Martins Forty June 2oth, II
SoIue Boxer

Harry Gr"h. who. with Jcn smith. VIII
NM an thr star attraction bout al tn"
great Soldiers and sailors Boxing Four
mam"nu AT Martins Ferry on Friday eve
MINK. Jun" 10Th. is withuu, Il doubt. the
most scientific huNcr in TN" world TO-DAY.
tirrh boxes three and four times II w'''l;
never over tw.IV" rounds. Ii" has Won
the doci%iuu ON points IN his last i"'iN"
contests never scoring knockout IN
any one of his bouts. In truth ne ~
not Il slugECr hat an artist OF the Cor
hrtt style, which no doubt accounts for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
WINDSOR LOSES
.:' If. To WARNOOD
warwood Defeats Fast windsor Nine at
Richland Grounds by to
Score.

Yesterday afternoon on the Richland
grounds the fast Warwood 4. G. defeat
cd the Windsor boys by n score of I TO
3. The game was fast and interesting.
Warwood was not able 10 score until
the sixth inning. when they punched
enough hits to score five runs.
The score by innings and summary Of
the game follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
WIG. A, C. SWAMP &7t
.,.zs;$.ss.. STOGIE Nine

The wheeling Athletes met and de-
feated the fast-gong Stogie A C. by
the onc-sided score Of Is to 8, on the
Forty-seventh street grounds.
When the Wheeling boys started their
bats going it. put one in mind Of ono OF
the French machine guns. Bounds was
hit 10 all corners or the lot and Ludwick
Jared no better Conner was on tie
mound for the Athletes and pitched a
nice game. allowing very few hits.
Score by innings: K h L.
Wig. A. C...7 3 3 II I H25 81 4
Stogics . 2 0 3 ! o. 10 6
Batteries for Wheeling. Conner and En-
gle; StogieS, Bounds, Ludwick and Buch-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09

TOLEDO. juno S.-IIunGr"ds OF per-
sons. including women and children, VINO
throngrd Jess Wizards training camp
today saw the champion upset one Of
his sparring partners and all but knock
out another.
The champion used fourteen ounce
gloves instead Of the eight ounce mltts'
so as to permit him TO put moro force IN
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Two-base hits--Flack. Wilson. North
rup. Thrcc-basc hit-McCabe. Homo
run-Flack. Stolen base-F7ack. Sac
rInco hit-Mann. Double plays-Dca; to
Pivk to Merklc; Powell to IIolkc. Left
on bascs-BostoN. 5: Chicago. 3. Bases
on balls-Off Northrup. .. Hits-rff
Northrup. in 4 innings: or Ecati"E.
a in innings. Hit by nitchcr-By
Heating. CHollocher). Struck out--by
Alexander. 6; by Heating. .. Losing
pitcher-Nor;hrup.
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Special Dlspatch 70 Tho IntcIllEcnCor
FAIRMONT, w. Va, June 9Th" fac
tory Of tho rcorganizcd American Nalv"
and Tank company on the Speedway in
this city will soon he in operation. az
rordinS to statement just ISSUED. II
Is expected that the factory Will be- OPP
Grating carly next month. and that shin
ments will be made not later than July
18th.
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MORGANS DEFEAT
BEECH RUN Nine

The Morgan A. C.'s. Of Pike Creek
defeated the Beech Run team or BEL
laire. in A hot game on the Pike Creek
grounds by 10 l score. the game
was in doubt until the eighth lhn'nG
when. with the score 70 D. against mo
Morgan team. they ounched the'F "''S
ana drove across the plate four runs.
winning the game
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WON ELS OWN GAME

CLEVELAND. June S-Guy Morton
won his own game here today when he
singled 10 deep center in the ninth In
ming scoring Johnston and defeating
Philadelphia TO l. Score:
Philadelphia -. 900 oo1 900
cleveland 1900. 900 600 0l1-2
F. Naylor and Perkins; Morton and
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Two-base hits Groh. Thrre-base MIS-
Groh. Stolen bases. Rath, Ncalr. Sacri-
fee hiti, Groh Sacrifice fly. L. Wheat
Left on bases Brooklyn. 4: Cincinnati. s.
Bases on bale. or LuQuc, 3: off Grimes
/: off Mitchell. /. HITS, or LuQuc. N
two innings: on Eller. in three in
nings; off Grimes. in four and one
third Innings; or Mitchell. in two
! thirds inning. Struck out. by Eller. 3
by Grimes. 4. Winning pitcher, Eller
Losing pitcher, Grimes.
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THE VETERAN IN FORM

ST. LOUIS. June S-Ames. pitching
better than Woodward and St. Louis
took thn third straight from rhiladel-
phia today. 10 8. II was the Cardinals
NTH consecutive victory. Score:
philadelphia -. o1O 900 ocO-3 9 |
St. Louis ... DOL 002 2lx-6 IL l
Woodward Rixey and Cady; Ames and
Clemens.
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Two-base hits-Pratt Home run
Baker. Stolen bases-Felsch. Pccl;H-
paugh. Wick Double plays--Pratt 10
Perkinpaugh to Pipp. Left on bases
Chicago. 5: New York. 10. Bases on
balls-Off Shawkey. ,; off Faocr. i;
off Kerr. 8. Htts-Otf Faber. 3 in l-3
innings: off Kerr. in 4 2-3 innings
Struck out-By Shawkey, 4. Losing
pltcher-Fabcr.
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WELLSBURG Defeated :
-: BY FERRY EAGLES

Martins Ferry Eagles easily defeAtaA
the Wellsburg nine Saturday aftefnooA
at WclIsburg by a score Of 10 to
lone feature Of the game was the pttcl
ing of Cy Morgan, formerly OF the Rhis94
dclphia Americans. Hamiltons oAtuH
was very good making four hits out
as many trips up, two Of them we're
extra bases, sulfS7
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his blows. When the workout was over
tho champions partners wcr" bruised
and bleeding willard himself was
bleeding from the mouth!
Jack lIcmphcll was punished Er"gglly
in the three rounds ne worked wizard
unset him with Il right hook early III the
frs, session. Walter Monuhau received
a bloody nose in the two rounds he faced
the chan pion, and the third victim. SOL
der Stanton, lasted only yten seconds.