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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-05-30
IMPORTANT NEWS
THE WORLD OVER
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS or the
AND OTHER NATIONS FOR
SEVEN DAYS oIvsM
THE NEWS OF THE SOUTH
What 10 Taking Place In The sovtk
land VIII % Found In
Brief Paragraphs
European

European
It Is officially reported in London
that the courtmartial which has beer
trying Capt. Edmond G. Chamberlain
Of San Antonio Texas, the aviator
who claimed to have performed many
thrilling exploits over the German
lines, has acquitted him.
Germany's economic status under
the terms Of the peace treaty, is the
result Of her behavior, the allied and
associated council informed the Ger.
man peace delegation.
Ex-Emperor Charles and ex.Em.
press Zita, accompanied by several
Austrian archdukes have arrived at
Chateau Pranzins, near Geneva, their
future home. .-..
Great Britain wants Constantinople
for the Turkish sultan, at the behest,
1t is stated, OF the Indian delegation
to the peace council The United
States is being urged to accept man.
datory for Constantinople.
A period of seven days OF grace has
been extended to Germany by the rep.
resentatives Of the allied and associat
ed government In which the German
peace plenipotentiaries may conclude
their study Of the peace treaty and
formulate such replies to the various
clauses as they desire.
A number of prominent business
men in Toxic, Japan, have decided
to form a Japan.American submarine
cable company to lay another cable
across the Pacific.
President Ebert, in addressing
demonstration in Berlin, said that Ger
many would never sign the peace
terms. The demonstration was held
In the Lustgarten and was attended
by great crowd. The president de.
scrlDed the peace terms as the prod
uct OF the enemy's revengeful hys-
terra. Foreign countries will not per.
init the prescription OF Germany. They
VIII raise their voices with us that
TINS peace Of enslavement which we
VIII never sign shall not come to
pass"
describing recent demonstrations
before the Adlon hotel in Berlin,
dispatch to the Paris Temps says that
the crowd shouted Down with France,
England, America, Clemenceau, Foch
and Wilson"
Count Won Observation-Disclosures, head
OF the German peace commission. who
Ieft for Spa, returned to Versailles.
lie was accompanied by Herr Lands
berg ard Herr Giesherts, two other
members OF the delegation, who had
been to Berlin.
A Constantinople dispatch says that
In the fighting which took place az
Ter the landing Of Greek troops at
Smyrna, 300 Turks and 100 Greeks
were killed. The fighting took place
Tor the most part in the Turkish quar-.
ter OF the town where the Greeks were
met by lively rifle fire.
The Paris Journal says a political
crisis has arisen in Constantinople |
since the debarkation Of Greek and
allied forces at Smyrna. II is stated
that the grand vizier, or prime minis
ter, has resigned.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-05-30
HAD NO TROUBLE LANDING
SAYS HAWkER IN MESSAGE

London.-Hawker has sent the fol.
lowing message from the Revenge to
the Daily Mail:
my machine stopped owing to the
water filter in the feed pipe from the
radio to the water pump blocked with
refuse, such as solder and the like
shaking loose in the radiator.
1T was no fault Of the Rolls Boyce
motor, which ran absolutely perfectly
from start to finish, even when all the
water had boiled away.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-05-30
Held for M.nsI.uobter.

Gastonia.-The grand jury returned
true bill of indictment for man.
slaughter against Chief Of Police A.
B. Hord. for the death Of A. L. Rock. a
young white man. Rock was fatally
wounded west Of Gsstonia on April 80,
while attempting to escape from Chief
Hord and Policeman Carl Wright
He was brought to the city hospital
here and died five days later.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-05-30
To Build Many Houses.

Winston-Salem.-The Huntley Fur.
niture Company has decided to aid In
solving the housing problems in Win.
stonSalem. President Huntley an
nounced that arrangements had been
made for the erection Of 40 six-room
bungalows on Thirteenth and White
streets. They will have all modern
conveniences. .....
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-05-30
NORTHERN METHoDIsTs
PASS $4,000, 900 MARK

Chattanooga, Tenn.--The centenary
drive Of the Northern branch of the
Methodist Episcopal Church has pass
ed the s7O.0OO,o00 mark. according IL
information given out by the Southern
campaign headquarters located here
The total sought over the entc,
country is 100000. 900, which will b
used for the extension Of the denomi
nations home and foreign missionar,
work.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-05-30
THREE AMERICANS SLIGHTLY
WOUNDED IN TRAIN ATTACK

Vladivostok. first casualties in
the American expedition force in 81.
IBERIA we're experienced May 81 when
three Americans were slightly wound.
cd. They were pursuing through the
hills bolsheviki who had attacked
running train guarded by Americans
forty miles northeast OF vladivostok,
near Shkotova, at the head OF Ussuri
bay in the Maritime province, which
is seething with disorder and revolt.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-05-30
Observation-Disclosures
ASSERTION IS DENIED

Paris Premier Clemenceau's reply
to the two German notes on the pro-
posed western boundaries Of Germany,
which was made public denies Count
Won Observation-Disclosures asse r,lon
that German territories are the sub
ject Of shifting from one sovereign to
another like pawns in game
M. clemenceau points out that the
desire 10 that the inhabitants Of the
territories In question shall Be taken
into consideration.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-05-30
THREE INDICTMENTS LIE
IN v. p. I. HAZING CASE

Christiansburg. va.-Three mem.
bers of the sophomore class at the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
one former student were indicted on
charges Of malicious assault by a
grand Jury empaneled at special SEES.
sion OF the Montgomery county circuit
court, Judge W. W. Moffett presiding,
called for the purpose of investigat.
ing the facts in connection with the
alleged hazing Of John Fox, of Roam
,oke, freshman, on May Is and l6.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-05-30
A BootIeqqlna Teacher.

Washington Especially Rev. Heze-
kiah W. Townsend colored, a Metho-
dist preacher. whose home and charge
Is at Hamlet. ~ c., was arrested at
the union station by Central Office De-
tective Sergeant Stringfellow on
charge of violating the bone.dry law.
He carried. when arrested. 10 quarts
and one.half pint OF whiskey.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-05-30
Close Of tosrd Convention.

The one hundred and third annual
convention Of the Episcopal diocese
Of North Carolina adjourned to meet
next February with st. Peters church,
Charlotte. the closing session being
given over to hearing an ispiring adj
dress by Rt. Rev. Joseph Blount
Cheshire, D. D., bishop OF the diocese
reviewing the growth and develop.
nent Of the diocese for the par rs
ears, the bishop having completed
'uarter century service a. bishop last
)ctobsr.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-05-30
81 ~ - =. r-ised,

NJ w. - ~ tNfeN.
WITH comm ittees IN am ~ tho '"-o-
OCT cities and towns NJ tho Voted
c+ptaa tha n"''nn-w'do carr-"'~1 for
tesn nm FOR the Ar,e-'ron Wamnr's
pNsn't'ls Is psc~red ~ s"cc"ss. Tho
d-'va. wh'ch VIII re,t'--a ran 1--WE
IN 10 des'rned IN rn'eo fvnds for the
ec-'--e-. ~ rew units for Serbia
ard tho Far rnst
Or. DELTA p'vn- Carroll nj po's'~h.
Is IN charre NJ the work W this de-
tr'rt and 70 as~'et'ng nr. Margerv ]
Lord. of Ashev'l,a. tNa State chair
MON in rn's',e the 81 0nn assrred to
North Carolina as It's quota In the
drive.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-05-30
Jl- c-ow cs..s An.i,.

Ji-, c-ow Cas-s Ans'n.
Wash IN "t~r --c~n"ia'--TNe pa~rbli-
can sare after the South ALREADY Tho
d'd MT ice 49, t'-rN II introducing
bills n troct nsx'e Mordev. the Gre
dav cf r"nrress, Representative Me-
Gin p. Madden. n Illinois offered p
Aiii tn a, away WITH Tir, Crow ears.
He would 20 amend the "act to reo-
late commerce" 90 IN eliminate sena
rate care for white and coIored neo
ME. Mr. Madden has manv negro
voters in h'e district and would curry
favor WITH 'hAm. No douhf there 70 :
good bit Of politics In his proposition
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-05-30
scme New Generators.

Some New corooratio-s.
Charter was filed with the sacrstary
Of state by TIE High Point Baseball
Association with $4,000 authorized
canital and 5000 subscribed,
Charter was filed bv the Goldsborr
Floral Company. OF Goldsborc with
1000 authorized capital and $4,000
B. B. BRYAN Co. Of wilmington.
Prccery concern. WITH $50 oO0 author
ized capital and $4,000 subscribed.
are p Rrvan. ]. II.
Newkirk IT.. and David Lee IIobsor
I'll Of wilmington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
STEWART n PRACTICIN1 THE PA
NOUS "HALF SHIFT" USED BX
MIKE GIBBONS IN HIS DAILY
WORKOUT.
rrSrrr1 SEVERAL OTHER NE"
PUNCHES. AMONG THEM HARRY
GREB,s FAMOUS "LooP
THE LOOP"
TICKETS FOE FIGHT GO OH sAhH
TODAY AT VARIOUS Cr6A
STORES ABOUT THE CITY.

Fans who have watched GOO" Stew
art working out for his coming o"u.
with Patsy Scanlon have been amazed
Mt his fast work and the new punches
he Is using Stewart Is practicing the
half shift" used by Mike Gibbons and
the loop the loop" used by Harry GreD.
goo" attended the Greb-Gibbons 3out
trF pittsburgh last week and while in
Gibbons dressing room asked MIKE
with whom he is personally acquainted.
IN show him Just how to use the hall
shirt" and Mike did. Stewards spar
ring partners are we'll aware OF IT, ana
Goo" SAYS that he intends to use IT Oh
Patsy Scanlon at every opportunity on
July 4.
Stewart also picked UP number OF
good blows from Digger Evans, Austria
Ian featherweight champ. whom he
boxed twice professionally in Engiairi'
and also O number Of exhibitions FOR inc
soldiers in various camps in England.
Word comes from Red" Mason. man.
agcr of Scanlon. that the latter intends
10 do his very best to stop Stewart as
he feels that 10 stop the local boy Will
place him up the pugilistic ladder ono
moro rung Stewart has never been
knocked out and has only hit the floor
but twice in his boxing career.
Scanlon will finish his training Tues
day and arrive in this city some time
Wednesday. He will work out at the
Y. NJ. c. a. Thursday afternoon and be
ready for real scrap on Friday.
Both Scanlon and Stewart will weigh
In at o'clock Friday afternoon In pub
lie. The articles call for 126 pounds at
3 o'clock. But neither boy expects TO
weigh over 1928 pounds.
The semi-hnals and preliminaries are
made up entirely Of local boys. South.
Wheeling having two entries in Myers
and Auber: Warwood furnishing
young" Ritz; Martins Ferry has Billy
Williams: Aetnaville. frankie Ford. ond
McMcchcn will send Cyclone Miller.
These boys have all been matched &C
cording TO their weight and ability ana
never has there been stronger prellm
card nut on in this section.
Interest in growing daily in the Will
lard-Dcmpscy bout at Toledo and Fro
motcr Doc Otto is to be congratulated
in securing special wire from the
rIngsidc which will give the fans ut
tending the Stewart-Scanlon bout every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
Bic LEAGUES WEEKLY REVIEW

Chicago lost a game TO Detroit and
two out Of three to Cleveland. Covcles-
kie blankcd the White SoX. ST. Louis
defeated Chicago twice in three games.
winning one game in u innings.
Sothoron, Of ST. Louis. whitewashed
Cleveland The Indians who were weak
with the bat. were set back three times
by Detroit. whose pitchers were effect
i've and we'll supported. The Tigers
beat st. Louis twice.
Washington captured the rubber con-
test of n five game series with Boston
Jones blanked the Senators with Tour
hits Wednesday. Washington won three
and lost one with Philadelphia, includ-
ing to-day's contest in which Johnson
pitched a shutout.
Home runs were numerous In both
leagues last week. the American having
la and the National l6. The Yankees
made five in one game Monday. Peck
inpauGh had two Of these. On the same
day Charity. of Washington. made two
home runs two doubles and single in
five times at bat. Griffith. Of Brooklyn,
made a home run. double and three
singles in five times at bat and made It
hits in row with two singles and
double in his next game.
The weeks record in each league Of
games played. won and lost. with runs.
hits. errors. men left on bases, and runs
scored by opponents. including games OF
Saturday, June %, follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
BOTH WILLARD AND DEMPSEY
SHOW GREAT FORM IN TRAINING

TOLEDO. O., June 29.-Training be-
fore throngs OF spectators which
crowded their enclosures 10 capacity.
Willard and Dempsey put in an active
afternoon in preparation for their
championship battle here on July 1.
The tItlc-holder. in particular. perform
ed in a more impressive manner than
has been the case during the past few
days. In addition to the usual pulley
work and shadow boxing. he boxed
FIVE three minutes and one two minute
rounds with his sparring partners,
Walter Monahan and Jack Hempel.
Against Hempel. who had the initial
three sessions, Willard showed flashes
OF speedy footwork and ducking which
recalled the days when he was train
ing for Johnson. In addition TO MS
snappy left jab, he used a right swing
. and uppercut repeatedly and several
times had Hempd unsteady on his feet.
The real workout came when he faced
Monahan. The latter evidently had in
structions 10 speed up in his boxing
and he responded so promptlp that he
managed to open n cut over Wizards
left eye in the first round and drew
blood from the champions lips In the
second
Dempsey boxed six rounds Tor the
taking on his sparring partners Tate.
Jamaica Kid and Jock Malone a round
at time in rotation. He had punched
the bag prior to entering the ring and
for that reason every other round was
shortened to two minutes. Against
Tate he devoted much Of his attack to
tho ncgros body and landed some hard
smashcs. The Jamaica Kid came INTO
the ring swarthed with a heavy sheet
about his body, under his trunks. to
protect him from the force Of Dcmp-
scy's blows. The challenger. however,
punched him so vigorously that he was
soon on tho verge Of collapse. Speed
had the call when Dempsey faced Ma
lone ard the pair boxed and sugged
like liEhtwcighIs and Wizards coming
opponent was given rousing cheer
by the 1000 spectators when he com
plctcd his days work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
FAMOUS RING CRITICS SELECT
WINNER Of CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT
By gERQF. wAnTX8 MoTrKAA.
Champion wtuard's Chief SpArTmS
Partner.

Jack Dempsey was just made Tor Jess
Willard. You know Jess has tanailz-
Ing way Of making them come TO MIN:
Let DEMPSEY tear in with his head
down with a view Of putting willard
away with a series OF body punches
and he will find himself on his back
taking the count. And when they get
n coming in, the force Of the blow Is
doubled; II Is compact, too. 1t Is Zs4
pounds meeting 100. and somethins is
sure to drop.
n does not matter how Dempsey fights
willard: the result Is sure to be the
same. The big fellow has straight
left and he knows how to use ~ IN an
unerrinr fashion. He Is perhaps tho
only heavyweight who has ever graced
the ring who can drop a 2oo-pound man
with a straight left. II Dempsey runs
against that straight LEFT and II cops
him on the chin. the bout Will b over
whether 1t be the first round OF tne
twelfth.
Now don't let anyone delude you with
the idea that willard Is hog fat. He
knows the comfort Of good physician
condition, He has superb foundation 20
build ON. II does not take him long TO
get in fighting shape. All he needs Is
a cushion or muscles across his stomach
and his wind so that he can travel az
top speed for twelve rounds. l KNOW
he can accomplish that.
The lat time we boxed in Texas II
WAS at n war charity carpival. The OIL
men and cattlemen wanted TO see a real
fight. We went AT II hard. J. was In
splendid condition. being virtually train
cd 10 the minute. Willard began TO
touch me up and I returned the com
pliment. The crowd. including the
timkeeepers. became 50 excited that the
latter forgot 70 pull the bell. and the
first round lasted five minutes We
boxed three additional rounds. United
States army rules. and Willard was
fresh at the finish.
Yes. loss willard can get in shape and
will beat Jack Dempsey. The protege
Of Jack Kearns was just made for the
worlds heavyweight champion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30

NEW YORK. June 2s.-New York
Leagues all last week, the Yankees 60
ing into first place last Sunday and
moving along smoothly while their
majority of their games; The three
American teams lost to-day. Detroit.
without Cobb's services won six games
without a defeat and advanced TO fourth
place. The Tigers won again to-day,
Ehmke allowing Cleveland one hit.
The, New York Giants. however. lost
much ground to Cincinnati, now only Z
games behind. ChiCago's heavy batting
put it back into third place ahead Of
Pittsburgh. which lacked scoring power.
The Giants lost ten inning game TO
Cincinnati dropped . out of to Brook
Ign and broke even Saturday with Bos-
ton. The Superbas battcd the New York
pitchers hard. The Braves admitted de-
feat after II innings in ono of their
games.
After two defeats In three contests
with Chicago, Cincinnati took three
straight from Pittsburgh. Eller, Of the
and Sallee blanked the Pirates. st.
Louis used up six Cincinnati pitchers
to-day.
chicago won ono game from Brooklyn
and out Of 4 from St. Louis. The
Pittsburgh beat St. Louis Sunday and
Monday but lost Its next five games.
The Pirates ended their losing streak
to-day. Philadelphia went into last
place, losing 3 out Of to Boston and u
double header to Brooklyn. Galore, OF
Brooklyn. did not allow the Quakcrs to
score. Brooklyn made 1t three straights
to-day.
IN the American League. New York
hammered two Boston pitchers for l6
hits for total of % bases last Sunday
and continued to pound the Philadelphia
pitchers in three game series. Quinn
held the Athletics to no runs and four
hits. Mays, Of Boston. prevented the
Yankees from scoring but failed to beat
them in an attempt al a double victory.
Shawkey. OF New York. won his eighth
straight game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
YoRKv1ELE DEFEATS LOCALS IN
UNNTERET NO GAME
VEST T:AY.
The Lone Feature Of the Game Was the
lifting and Fielding OF Bob
Lratimer.

with wagenheimer. Burkhart and Bell
out Of the lineup the McConkeys were
defeated yesterday afternoon at Tunnel
Green by the fast Yorkville nine by a
score of II to 7. The game was very
loosely played and was featured by
heavy hitting Of both clubs. Latimer.
at left for the visitors. secured five hts
out Of as many times at the bat and
accepted four chances in the field with
out an error
Crock started the game for the Macks.
but was relieved in the fourth by Per
ley. Engle took the mound in the sew
enth. finishing the game. The hitting
of Heller. Perley and Hamm of the
locals was good.
Bob Latimcr. of Martins Ferry.
played major league ball during the
entire contest. Out of five trips TO tho
plate he secured five hits, two of which
were for two bases. He also drove IN
seven Of the visitors runs. In the field
he accepted four chances without n mis-
play. Three of which were after long
runs. If this youngstcr puts up the
style Of ball he did yesterday 1t will
not be surprising to local fans to sec
the lad picked up by big league cub.
The umprinG Of Yockum was the bHst
seen on the East End ground this year.
His decisions were just and were APP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
RULES DEFEAT
WARWOOD, II

The fast rules Of the East End easily
defeated the warwood A. C.'s yesterday
afternoon on the Tunnel Green grounds
in a six inning game by the score OF
to l. The hitting Of Smoky Miller and
the pitching Of Yockum were the fea-
lures Of the game, the latter having II
strike outs.
The Rules are finding It hard to get
games with teams in this section. They
are too big for the young boys and are
not big enough for the semt-pros. They
would like to hear from the Paul D.
Reymann Packing nine. Negotiations
for a game between these two teams
have been going on for some time. but
the Packers have backed out OF every
game. The Reymanns are requested to
cali 1S55-M and ask for Yockum.
Score by innings R n. 3.
Rules. 212 $50 x 10 0
Batteries: Rules. Yockum and Martin;
warwood, Stewart and suttol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
BAUERS DEFEAT
PADEN CITY
REATINa DowN-RrvER AGaRE-
CATION BY SCORE OF IA.
Bounds and Giles Starred for the
Bauers In the Pield and at Bar.
ecial to The IntcllIGencer.

Special to The lntclligencer.
PADEN CITY. June 29.-The Baucrs
of Wheeling defeated the local nine
here this afternoon in onc-s,dcd game
by the score Of to 4. The game was
and was featured by the
heavy hitting Of the visitors.
The hitting and fielding Of Bounds at
short and Giles at center field for the
Baucrs featured. King pitched a good
game until the seventh inning. wh"n
he cascd up and the locals put thee
runs across the plate.
Bounds at short for the visitors
played a nifty game. This youngster
has always heretofore played third base.
After McGannon, the regular shor.
fielder of the team left. Bounds was
moved to that position and has ben
playing a bangup game. lie accepted
six chances today without a misplay.
The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
FOLLOW DEMPSEY'S
RULES IN LIVING
for Heavyweight Title Sets
Example Which Any Person Gould
We'll Emulate.

Benny Leonard. lightweight cham
pion. says Dempsey refuses TO pull his
punches" while training. as this would
mean that his hitting power would be
hampcred when he finally enters the
squared arena.
NO man should pull his punches"
says Leonard. Let them 20 with all
the force you can crowd into them"
As in boxing. SO should this apply in
every day life. Train hard for the bat
tie with waste. Pad your gloves with
war sayings stamps and don't pull your
punches. Hit your opponent hard and
before you know it. Kid Waste, tho con-
tender. will 10 down for the count.
Thrive by thrift-buy w. s. s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30

Two base hit-Kopf, Eller. Miller,
Stock. 2: McHenry, Snyder.
Three base hit-Rariden, Allen, Nc
Henry.
Stolen bases-Rath, Filler.
Sacrifice .hits-Jack Smith, Miller.
Stock. Shotton. Lavan.
Sacrifice flies-Daubert.
Double playsAGroh to Daubert; Bres-
sler to Groh to Rath to Dsubert: J. L.
Smith to Allen to Kopf to Corner to Groh
to Allen
Left on bases-St Louis, IL: Circin-
natl. s.
Bases on baIls-Off Eller. 2; off Ring
/: off Doak. /: off Sherdel. 4.
Hits-Off E1ler. 10 in 1-3 innings
off Ring none, pitched to two men in
fourth inning: off Ruether, in 2-3 in
nings: off Fisher. in 1-3 innings; off
Bressler. 4 in 2-3 innings: off Corner,
in inning: off Doalz. 8 in 1-3 inning;
off Sherdel, in 8 rs innings
Struck out-By Eller. 2: by Reuther. 1
BY Fisher. l: by Sherdel. 8.
Winning pitcher-SherdeL
Losing pitcher-Eller. '"~ -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
Standing Of Clubs.
BROWNS AGAIN
BEAT WHITE SOX

ST. LOUIS. juno 2s.-More than
$4,000 fans saw St. Louis make II three
out Of four from Chicago by winning
today, to .. Score:
r. H. 2
Chicago ....e o 900 1905 6 3
st. Louis - o 5000 1'-5 7 2
Lowdermilk. Danforth and Schalk.
jenkins; Gallias Koob. Sothoron and
SEVERED