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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-08
HEBRON PASTOR
ASKS OF LAW ON
GERMAN SPEECH
Attorney General Says 1t Is
Up to Ministers Con-
science Now Whether
to Preach in English.
From a Staff Correspondent

(FfOln Sta11 lOfreSpOnueHl.J
Lincoln, Jan. 7.-(Special) Rev.
P. H. Buehring, pastor of German
church at Hebron, has written TO
Attorney General Willis +. Reed
to find out whether churches may
L back to the German language
sr-vices. The request follows an
nouncement of the disbanding Of the
Nebraska State Council OF Defense,
which had adopted rules requesting
services be conducted in the English
tongue.
"A number of congregations have
already dropped English and re.
turned to their ante-bellum status"
writes Rev. Mr.. Buehring. He de-
sires to know if his congregation is
at liberty to do likewise.
He indicated his familiarity with
the report of the characterization
committee, which recommended the
resumption of German for religious
services, if the congregations so de-
sired, and, the teaching of foreign
languages in Rivate schools under
certain restrictions.
The attorney general, replying TO
the Litter, advises uehring to fol-
low his own conscienc and do his
best for the peace of the COM
munity and the welfare of the
younger class" He Explained that
there we're no regulations or laws to
prevent the use of foreign langua ses
i'll the churches.
1T is only a question of time be-
fore those born III the United States
will require instruction in the
American language" he added.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-08
SENATE NAMES
OFFICERS AT ITS
FIRST SESSION
Bushee. Elected President Pro
Tenn and Committee on
Employees Chosen; Can
vass Votes Today.
(From a Staff Correspondent

Z (From a Staff Correspondent
Lincoln, Jan. 7.-(Special. Ut
did not take the state senate long to
get under way today and complete
formal organization for the Hth
legislative session.
At II o'clock Lieutenant Cover
nor Edgar Howard called the senate
to order and all of the senator's re-
sponded to roll call. Rev. canes
Huff of Omaha, chaplain in the 1917
session, offered prayer. Chief 'us-
tice A. NJ. Morrissey administered
the oath to members of the senate
and the employees.
Senator Neal of Nemaha. f.
up the organization agreed upon at
the caucus last night, presented a
motion for the appointing of the
following committee on commit
tees.
Senator Walter V. Hoagland, North
Platte, chairman: Senator o. Petrus Pc
terson. Lincoln. First district; Senator c.
l.. Saunders. Omaha. Second district; Sen
ator B. j. Ainley. Belgrade, Third dis
trict; Senator Perry Reed. Henderson,
Fourth district: Senator J. w. Hammond
Cambridge. Fifth district Senator Dennis
II. Cronin, ONeil. tn distHct.
Name Employees.
Senator Saunders nominated his
rival, Senator B. K. Bushee of Kim
ball, as president pro tenn and the
latter was elected by reclamation.
The employees, similarly chosen.
were:
Secretary-Clyde Barnard, Table Rock.
First Assstant-J. H. Sinclair Omaha
Sergeant at-Arms-A. D. Ravens, At
kinson.
Chaplain-Rev A. A. Gresham. Crete.
fostmaster-P. II. Wintersteen. FIRE.
mont.
With the organization perfected.
committee. INCLUDING Senators
Warner, Harries and Chapel was
appointed to notify the governor
the senate was organized and a sim
liar committee of Senators Cordial.
Swanson and Robbins was named
to notify the house.
Senator Hoagland moved that the
secretary OF state be instructed. to
supply the senate with copies of the
1915 and 1918 special sessions laws.
Joint Session Today.
AS chairman of the committee on
committees heS reported sub
committee on employees including
Senator Johnson of Adams as chair
man. Senator Robbins of Douglas
and Senator Perry Reed.
The senate then adjourned until
l:30 tomorrow afternoon, when a
joint session will be held with the
house to canvass the vote.
Chairman Hoagland called a meet
ing of the committee on committees
this afternoon, but it will be a day
or so before the assignments are
made out. The committee on en-
ployes expects to restrict the list to
S..
Dalbey Speaker of House.
The session of the house of rep
resentatives was opened by Secre-
tary of State Pool at II o'clock to-
day. ~
Ellis Good of Nemai1a was elected
temporary presiding officer by &C
clamation, and w. F. Hitchcock Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-08
Legislature Sends
Condolences to Wife
Of Former Presideh,

Lincoln, Neo., Jan. 7.-(By Special
Correspondent.)- 1.-THE only business
transacted by the house OF repre-
senatives of the Nebraska legislature
at its opening session today was the
passing of a resolution of condol-
ence to be wired to the family Of ex-
President Theodore Roosevelt. The
resolution adopted was as follows:
"Whereas, The death of Theodore
Roosevelt, ex-president of the United
States, is recognized as a loss to the
republic and the world in general
of great publicist, great states.
man and a great citizen, because of
the depth of his learning and the
breadth of his wisdom. the intense
loyalty he had to the fundamental
principles of liberty, the dynamic
force of his manhood, the probity
OF his character, the cleanliness of
his living, he idealism of his nature
and his wonderful versatility of his
nature, we recognize that his influ
ence has been for good in every
phase of our national life.
Now that death has claimed him
for the larger realm of universal citi-
zenship, we can see that his life was
the exemplihcation of those individ-
ual traits of personal and public
patriotism which is the aspiration of
true Americanism.
Therefore, be it resolved, That
the house of representatives OF the
state of Nebraska in session assem-
Fbled extend to the family Of our de-
ceased distinguished fellow citizen.
Theodore Roosevelt, its sincere SYM
pathy and coincidence in the loss
they and the nation have suffered by
his passing.
"He was as illustrious and exem-
rlary of the virtues of husband and
father as he was Of the highest type
of American citizenship.
ID. S. HARDIN. Chairman,
GEO. D. DYBALL.
"FLORIAN JACOBE,
BURTON GREEN,
ct. H. MCLAUGHLIN,
Committee"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-08
Omaha Man Furnishes
Bonds for State Officers
From a Staff Correspondent.

Lincoln, Jan. special Harry
S. Byrne of Omaha, who is furnish
ing the official bonds of all of the
newly elected state officers and most
of their deputies, was at the state
house today and filed with the sec
rotary of state the million dollar
surety instrument for Treasurer
elect D. B. Crospey.
1t is attested by the Fidelity &
Deposit company of Baltimore,
which carries $350,00O of the LA
bility itself. The remainder is d.
vided as follows:
National Surety company, New
York, $250,0O6; Globe Indemnity
company, New York, 100000;
Maryland Casualty company, Balti-
more, $4,000; Lion Bonding com.
pany, Omaha, $4,000; United States
Fidelity & Casualty company, Balti-
more, $4,000; American Surety
company, New York, $4,000; Lon
don & Lancashire Indemnity com
pany, New York, $4,000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-08
Downs.Mitchell.

Downs Mitchell.
Miss Sybil Marie Mitchell, daugh-
tire of John Mitchell, and Jack
Downs, both of Council Bluffs, were
married by Rev. Charles w. Savidge
Sunday afternoon at the Grand ho-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-08
Bar Association Reflects
Old Officers at Fremont

Fremont, Neb., Jan. 7.-(Special.)
All officers were reelected at the
annual meeting of the Dodge Coun-
ty Bar association as follows: Pres
ident, George L. LOOMS; vice pres
ident, Frank Dolezal; secretary
treasurer, Waldo Wintersteen; as
slstant secretary-treasurer, Miss
Florence Maple; executive COM
mittee, J. COPYRIGHT, c. E. Alb
bolt and Allen Johnson. state
Senator-elect Ralph f. Weaverling
of North Bend asked for the hearty
cooperation of his fellow attorneys
in helping enact legislation in which
the legal fraternity is interested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-08
Norfolk Schools Open With
SIS Per Cent Attendance

Norfolk, Neb., Jan. 7.-(Special.(
Schools opened here Monday
after being closed for some weeks
by influenza. The attendance is
ABOUT 65 per cent and .upils are no.
titled that they will not be given a
chance to make up studies unless
they attend school. Mayor Gle
ments has decided not to allow
dancing until a thorough investisa-
ton of the epidemic situation has
been made. The disease is not in
creasing here and health officials
believe that they will eventually
wipe it. out through application Of
the quarantine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-08
Churches of Hooper Will
Welcome Returning Men

Fremont, Neb., Jan. 7.-(Special.)
Arrangements nave been made at
Hooper to welcome Homecoming
soldiers and sailors on quite an
elaborate scale. Each church is to
hold a banquet and reception for
the boys but on each occasion the
people of the community are invited
to join in the festivities. Dates for
the receptions have not been an
nounced.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-08
Fifty Head Of Nebraska
Cattle AVERAGE $3.845

Cambridge, Neb., Jan. 7.-(Special
Ielegram.)-Fifty head of Hereford
cattle sold for total of $l92,35O, OF
an average OF $3,S45 each, at the sale
Of Mousel brothers here TODAY
Twenty-Five bulls of the Beau Mis-
Chief strain averaged $40 each
and like number of cows brought
an average of $3,0l4 each. Superior
Domino, who went to Mrs. Braddoc
OF Chadron, Neb., topped the sale
bringing $4,000. The top COW
brought $500.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-08
Dalbey Speaker of House.

The session of the house of rep
resentatives was opened by Secre-
tary of State Pool at II o'clock to-
day. ~
Ellis Good of Nema}a was elected
temporary presiding officer by &C
clamation, and w. F. Hitchcock Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-08
Gift for Gov. Neville

Lincoln, Jan. 7.-(Special.) Gov.
ernor Neville today was waited upor
by the appointive heads of the
various departments under his ad
mlnistration, who presented hin
with a massive upholstered mahog
any rocker.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-08

Johnson county as temporary ses-
rotary.
The members chosen for the Gre
dentials committee we're Fultz,
larry, Dyball, Snow and Behrens.
Dalbey of Gage was elected
speaker, and the following corps
Of officers was installed according
to caucus agreement:
House-w. F. Hitchcock, Sterling, chief
clerk: VIII Israel, Havelock. first assis-
tant; A. C. Whitfield, Fairbury. second as
sstant; J o. Moore. palmyra. sergeant-at-
arms: John Glassmah Omaha. assistant;
], G. Standard. University Place. chaplain.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-08
Veteran Canyon Guide Dead

Flagstaff, Ariz., Jan. John
Hance, better known as Captain
Hance, known to almost every tour
list whoever visited the Grand Can
Won of the Colorado. is dead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
BARNES INCREASES
LEAD; CUNNINGHAM
HAS A BAD Spill

EyELAND. O.. July 24.-PlartnE a
mar 20 to-day. James Barnes increased
his lead 10 four strokes over the nearest
contender for his title in the western
open golf championship at Mayfieln
country club. Added 10 yesterdays b.
Barnes had a total Of 1879 for SO notes.
while Walter Hagen. national champion.
was second. with l43 HAVING taken -
to-day because Of pit tT''Uhl".
Two strokes away stood Frrd McLeon.
of washington. D. c.. formerly national
champion. having scored II to-day. on
accoun, of poor TI:ting.
Bob Mcdonald. of Chicago. shared
fourth place at 146 with ono HackoaT'h
Of Cincinnati. the Chicagoan setting :.
new record Of 80 for the second mn" az u
surprising Hagen with HI: partner by
one stroke. His II was n" second o''S'
Of the day. Harry Hampton or fach
rrord. Va. later eTuall"1 McDonaids 50
after taking a generous 80 70 go out
Tn Mcnamara, Of New York. VINO
has second score at 20 yesterday. GOT
tangled badly to-day a. the start. taking
: ror Tho second hot" and A. 70 get "u,.
lie c-a.-,c ho~ue n SIS registering "a TO-
night. with ]. Douglas Edgar OF Atlanta
ard wn:red Red. Of Wilmington.
Others 70 keep under 80 were Jock
Hutchinson. Of Chicago. and Willie
Kidd. Of ST. LOUIS. with l4s, ana tharleS
Iorr%. Toledo; WIZ" Ogg. OF Atlanta
and Leo Dtegel. Of Dctroit with ll9.
Alex Cunningham. OF wheeling. hao
,be worst spill Of the leading players.
taking 8 strokes more than his 3 OF
yesterday
Among those who qualified for 10
rnorrow's play with scores for to-day
and total tor IS holes. include: Emmett
Frelich. York. Ia. IS. 1853; Alex Gun
ningham. Wheeling. 81. l5+: Thomas Ed
wards Steuoenvl!lc, -. l59.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
LOCAL FIGHTER MAY
GO TO AUSTRALIA
walter "Goon Stewart, Local Pea4her-
weight Has Tempting Oner
For Bouts

Tom Andrews. sporting editor Of a
Milwaukee paper. notified Walter Goo
stewart that they will leave the States
about August goth. for his Australian
trip. and has asked the local feather
weight to sign and mail contract mined
lately.
Stewards contract calls for six nights,
The first two to Do fought at Manila,
Stewart meeting either Harry Holmes
or Tommy Ryan. Australian feather
weights. For the first two fights stew
art is 10 receive $500 each. The weight
TO be 1o4 pounds at o'clock on the day
Of the fight.
The other four bouts are to take place
MT tho stadium. Sidney. Australia Stew
art is to receive $50 Of III" gross re-,
Ceipts for the first two fights. and should
he win. GOO for the two final fights.
Mr.. Andrews states that tn" trip Will
take about seven months. and "G"o' Is
hesitating on account Of having quite
few good fights in sight. Stewart has
n fight on August 18TH. and has Il con-
tract with tho Wheeling Athletic Assoc
iation to appear on Labor Day with the
best boy they can secure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
MARTINS FERRY PLAY
GROUNDS AFTER GAME
snappy Playground Team Wishes TO Ar
range Game With Local 14-1e
Wear Old Teams.

Tho MANAGE of IN" Martin" f"hry
Fairgrounds has'hIll team - trying 10
get in touch with s'rn" local captain OF
,ran,rcr to arrange game 10 be played
AT TIN. I.cagur Park ball grounds next
SUNDAY afternoon. These boys claim 10
have n good team ihtS year ana arc AZ
ter thr phI" valley championship &c
,,uIt,. the two defeats they have suffer
~, Of the hands Of the 81. Johns. or
ucrl,,rr ard tho Yankee Juniors of the
South SIDE. These two defeats do not
seem 10 worry tn" boys in the least. al
though 1t has given them setback in
their chances for the championship. Tho
Spur, Editor of tn" Intclllgcnccr would
like for the manager or captain OF the
Ferry boys Ia call and give him his tel
cphonc number. Any team wishing 20
arrange games please answer through
this paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
DEMPSEY SACRIFICED
FORTUNE TO VISIT
HIS AGED MOTHER
Unlike Many Predecessors he Wont
Turn his Back on Bene-
factors.

Jack Dempsey again is wise. Hes
going TO do tho lighting while Jack
Kcarns looks after tho business affairs.
This is the day of big things and big
money and VIC want no better proof or
this than the s. 600 Dempsey received
in Cincinnati and tho many offers. some
Of them as high as $4,000 for a week
work. ne is receiving. Electric park III
Kansas city Offered him $4,000 for n
week, which he cancelled. A moving
picture concern offered him $4,000 for
one picture or $3.50. 600 for two pictures.
He is considering this. Charles Coch-
rane Offered him s125.000. transporta-
ton both ways for four people and al!
expenses while in London to meet Joe
Beckett He also has this offer unoer
adviScmcni. Dempsey Will earn more IN
his first year as champion than Wlllaru
did in three years. And just because
We arc living in different period. Hnd
Willard won he would have received
these Same offers.
Dempsey personally wants TO accept
tho Beckett offer. because he said:
"That's a real fight and that beats eN-
hihirinE around the country" Oh. the
BOYS a sure tighter from his head TO
tho tins Of his toes. That's why he is
gnrng tn b., such wonderfully popular
Champion. lie mixes with them all ana
seems pleased To meet everybody.
There's u smile and warm handShak'
which crccts everybody with whom ne
comes in contact. He realizes that rat"
has been wondrously kind TO him and II"
means 10y his acts I" repay III SOM
measure the smile Of forum" when
came his way. You won't hear or MN
tossing over thO$" who stood ny nm
and helped his progress toward IN" top
most ring of IN" ladder VI achievement.
Tho fact that Dempsey has Canccied
$50. moo worth "f contracts I" "nahl" MN
to vIsit his sick mother is suilirlch'
proof Of tho kind heart IN his BOSOM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
55#RF@ T====== IN TFIE WORLD OF SPORTS @======a
BASKETBALL
BASEBALL
FOOTBALL
.RFRN|F HAHN ANX|OUSLY AWAITS
FIGHT WITH BATTLING LEONARD
sRAHY WILL GET yrRST C6AaCh VIZ
HIS CAREER AT NEW il
RAHrAMwE1GHT.
Potts Twins VIII Furnish Many Laughs
and Thrills for tho
Local Fans.

ps-,Ie TFahn. one Of the big sensations
~ The east in the hantHnw"SnI ca
cIaq Who will face Battling Leonard. W
Co-r1en \ L. n, the Wheeling fat"
ca.ino on next Tuesday eFcHnE .Ju'!
29tb. writes Matchmaker Geo. w. ~.
that for the past six months, 'tv
oeen trying TO land a match IN fh'',"tI-
phia with Leonard but so 12V mas
nnSuccessful. He Is pleased now max
~ S,dr,t s,rcrced. "a The fight Tuesday
will be over o longer route, anu ne -
,,ositfve that he can stop Leonard Dc
fore the tenth round.
traho also saws The New Jersey ana
IN fact all eastern papers say ."'S
Is a world beaten. and Is the IN.
champion. ! want you 10 tHlI my "i'''!
friends in Wheeling that l am gong "
stop the rise OF this world pea''F ."
next Tuesday" ,,.
The little fighter from New JcFs'y
has a record chuck full Of h. y. s. anu
81 earned tho name OF Battling Leonard
nv adopting a style Of fighting similar
"a Rattlins Nelson. No matter what the
outcome the fans will be treated with
q grand fight.
Word from Ham Ritz and Billy VII
Hams who will meet in the S@n>-llnhl'
Is to the effect that both are confident.
IL these boys fight Hike they talk
battle royal should result.
Chick Watt and Young Myers Will
open the show in a four round bout,
promptly at $50 O'Clock. These boys
are holding hard workouts
The Potts Twins in their novelty e1-
hibition. offer something entirely new
in local boxing circles. These boys nave
gloves on both hands and feet, and use
both as the occasion demands.
Tickets are now on sale at the Fort
Henry Cigar Store and stewart &
Filan's Pool Parlors, Victoria Theatre
building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
ATHLETIC EVENTS q,
AT PARK Tomorrow
office Forco Of whitaker-G1essner Wm
Hold Interesting Program at
Park.

Starting a. , o'clock tomorrow after
noon. tho Whltakcr-Glcssner office force
VIII hold 4 very interesting athletic NC
gram NJ Wheeling park. which Will ON
sist Of many events for both the men
and women Of the firm
Tho biggest event Of the afternoon
will be the ball game Of the Married
Men" versus Single Men" Some OF the
best talent that ever eluded the Dig
league scouts will appear in this battle
Bets Of 10 to . are being freely made ID
the Dcnedicts.
4 field meet will be held at o'clock
and will consist Of the following pro-
gram:
l00-yard dash-Men
5O-yard dash-Ladies-
Potato racc-Frce for all
Thrcc-lcgged race-Men-
2aO-yard dash--Hep.
Shirt race-MeH and ladies.
Plump ladies' race-l60 pounds or
over.
Swimming race-Men. ia -
Swimming race-Ladies-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
REUTER- IS . .*
TOD MUCH FOR
PIRATE BUNCH

PITTSBURGH Pa, July 24.-Clncin-
nati defeated Pittsburgh today to j.
both Reuther and Cooper pitching gooo
bail. Bresslers home run, pass 10
Daubert, Groh's triple and kopfs dou-
BILE scored the visitors runs, while dou-
bles by Stengel and Barbara tailed the
locals run. Mollwttz was hit by a
pitched ball IN tho third inning and
threw his bat at Reuthcr. who narrowly
escaped injury. Mollwitz was put out or
the game. Safer too khis place. Score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
WON IN THE ELEVENTH

PHILADELPHIA. July - &C., Black
burns triple with Bancroft on first has"
and two out in tn" eleventh mining Won
tn" opening gam" "f Tho series for 'hil-
curious piece Of strategy WAS used by
Manager Cravaih in tho ninth. when h"
sent - rlurn rnrowCr into tn" ETIu".
Callahan taking N"uS"l'S place IN rI.'hl
field when Schuauit reached third. Cul
lahan. however. WAS not called uu To
do anything. Score:
L. II. T..
Brooklyn ...02o 100 On1 0r-.G . :
philadclph los o0O On0 oil l. :
CadOrc, S. Smith AMI Er"uE"r: NJ.
Wheat. packard. q. Smith and Clarke.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
HELD BY JOHNSON.

WASHINGTON. July 2+.-Johnson
held Ph:ladclrl in safe at ell stages to-
day, Washington winning the op"EinH
game uf the series. to ". JUG" =
double. Fosters hunt single and a sacr'-
&c" fly Ivy Rec accounted for IN" WIN
ming run. Score:
WASHINGTON leo COO r0x-l !
batteries. Kinney and MCAvoy: Picth-
iCh. and JOhnsOM.
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sRan for Mollwitz in third
tRattcd for Schmidt in ninth
tBatted for Cooper in ninth.

tBatted for Cooper IN ninth.
Cincinnati ..........- OLE Go0 oh0-3
Pittsburgh ......... 900 OlO Ooo--l
Two-basc htt$-Kopf. STENCIL Ear
bare, Schmidt. Thrcc-baSc hltS-Groh.
Barbara. Cooper. Home run-Hrcssl"r,
stolen bascs-Groh. Roush. Schmidt.
Sacrifice h,t--Rruther. Left on bases
Cincinnati :. Pittsburgh s. First base
on balls-OT Rcuthcr >. OF Cooper :.
Hit By pitcher-By Reuthor cM"ll-
witz). Struck out--By Reuthcr p hy
cooper l. Winning pitcher Ecuth,r.
Losing pitchcr-CoopCr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
BRAVES RALLY
NEARLY CAUGHT
NJ GRAN|'S GIANTS

NEW YORK. July 24.-Ncw YORK de-
fcated Boston 7 to in the opening
game Of the series here TO-DAY. Inc
Braves rallied hard and camc within
run Of ticing the score after oelhE SIX
runs behind. Good support saVcu
Barnes in tho ninth inning. haul &"
home run in the hfth proved TO De Ne"
York's winning run. Score:
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Two base hits-POwcll.
Three hnsc hltS-POwCll.
Homo runs-t'hasc. KauT. Smith.
Stolen lilSrS--kaun, MaranNll!c.
SacriIiCc hitS--IIolk". Barnes.
Double plays-FIctchcr. Doyle and
Chase.
Loft on haso--Ncw York s: BOSTON g.
Base ON lalls-On Nchf >; OF barnes
/.
Struck out-Ry Barnes . by Nchf l.
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tho eighth. was the big factor in Bos-
tons four to three victory over New
York here today. 1t was Ruth's fiji
tenth home run Of the season.
Score: R n. E.
Now York. 100 10 0oo-3 s l
RrSton 600 002 OK 8
Batteries: Shawkcy and Hannah: Pen
ok and SChang.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
8 ERROR
LETS IN ONLY
RUN Of CAME
Cu1cAGO. July e4.-Chlcago shut ort

CHICAGO. July 24.-Chicago shut OFT
st. Louis | to 0 in n ten inning pitchers
battle between Sothoron and Cicottc to-
day. Gcrbcr's error paved tho way for
the lone run Of the game. Licnold went
to second on the error and l.. Colli"S
walked. Weaver grounded out and
Jackson was purposcly passed. Fclsch
followed with single to left, scoring
LirhOld.
Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
UNEEDA Nine GO
TO BRIDGEPORT

The fast Unccda nine will play their
second game with tn" bridgeport A. g.
next Sunday afternoon. The first gam"
resulted with q defeat for tho Locals by
n score OF 81. The gam" scheduled for
Sunday will ho played on ~" twenty
sixth street Fairgrounds. Tho batteries
for the Uurcda'S Will b" AlnSw"rth ann
Tofantc. For Bridgeport. Burke anu
Bill.
The greater tAe necessity Tor saving
tho greater your opportunity to use
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Standing Of Clrbs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Chicago. l: 81. Louis. 0.
Wash. l: Philadelphia. 0.
Boston. 4: Now York. J.
Detroit, !; Cleveland, 3