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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-06
EIERM|NAL STRIKE
gSTATUS UNCHANGED
E0fficials Repair Engines Be-
8 fore Sending Them
3 on Road.
MAINTAINED

= The strike situation at the Washing
Ion terminal remained unchanged this
@morning. j. b. Warrington. general
-manager of the terminal. said that all
trains were arriving and departing on
time and that with the exception Of
operation of the repair shops. conditions
ARE nearly normal.
: Mr.. Warrington pointed out that a
considerable amount of the usual repair
work at the terminal is being done by
master mechanics, shop foremen and
Spthers trained In railroad equipment
repair work. who have been taken from
the ranks Of the local force and from
.Lshops in other railroad divisions
( Volunteers Work Praised.
= An trains and railroad equipment sent
out from the Washington terminal are
being carefully inspected, Mr. War
rington said this morning. The work
of the $50 volunteers, which includes the
general manager, who yesterday donneu
6veralls to take up repair Work, Is
being continued and is being done with
success that assures the operation OF
all trains on schedule time.
The "gentlemen's agreement ex-
listing between the strikers and the
management of the terminal com
pany is beng strictly observed Dy
both sides, he said There have been
no assertions from the ranks OF the
strikers and no effort Is being made
by the terminal company to bring to
Washington men to fill the ranks OF
the strikers. Pickets are being main
tanned by the striking allied crafts
near the main entrances to the ter
minaI yards, whose duty 1t IL to keep
Strikers away from the yards and
thus avoid possibility of any trouble
or clashes between them and men now
doing the work. A number of rail-
road policemen are also on special
duty in connection with the strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-06
Inquiry Regarding American ORA
Possibly a Tentative Agreement.

Senator Johnson asked II the Ameri-
can commissioners agreed before the
conference ON the american draft fos
nossibIy was tentative agreement.
sCan you recall the American plan?''
asked Mr.. johnson.
II have q rather hazy idea" was the
reply. There was q redraft made.
committee by the President"
s'If they have, the committee hasn't
received Them" Chairman Lodge in
terjected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-06
Discounts Anti-strike Efforts.

The few ofiicials now trying to
keep engines on the rum cannot ac-
complish their purpose to any degree
Of success for the reason that before
the strike the shop was running
slightly below its minimum man
power. Therefore. with a much more
greatly reduced force. because OF the
ntrike, the new substitutes win not be
able to meet conditions
TN contradiction to Supt. Wilkes Of
the Terminal company, who says that
he il making no attempt to bring
strikebreakers to Washington, we
can state that man reported to us
that he with two other men were
brought here from Baltimore. the
statement being made to them that
there was no strike on among rail-
road employee"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-06
strikebreakers at Alexandria.

A few strikebreakers today are at
work at the Southern railway and
the Potomac railroad yards at Alex
andria, according to union officials,
who held joint meeting today in the
opera house there.
IT was stated that only two strike
hRNekers are at the Southern yards,
thy Being employed to supply en-
Inns, land five. at. the Potomac yards
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
FIGHTERS HAVE
GREAT RECORDS
ons L. Champion welterwedgnt Oh Jan
ada and Other was Champion OF
American Navy.

AZ you going to wheeling park "eu-
nesday evening? II you are not you
will miss one Of the best exhibitions OF
boxing staged in this city for the past
FIVE years. when Jack Perry. OF Pits
burgh, champion welterweiEht OF ths
navy. and Pete Scott. champion weller
weight Of Canada meet in a 10-rouno
engagement
Little needs to be said or the ngnt-
ing qualities OF Perry. as every goo
who was ever in the navy knows what
he Is made Of He has mot and defeat-
cd every promising wcltcrw"iGht IN IN"
navy and is now scheduled TO meet Jack
Britton on the 10Th for the worlds
championship.
Pete Scott, was several years ago
lightweight. but gained so much weight
ne had to get into the weltcrw"iEht
class. Before retiring from the light
weights he was champion OF Canada,
and after several months in the w"iter-
weight class he became the champion
Of Canada. Then. when his country en-
tered the world war. he Immediately
Joined the army. While in the service
no met all Corners. This is his second
bout since being discharged from the
Canadian army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
PIE. CLOSE
To ATHLETES
Out-the-Pike Mic Loses Slow Gau'e to
Martins Perry BY
Score Of SO.

Yesterday afternoon the Patterson
md Elm Grove min" w"r" defeated by
tho Martins Ferry Athletics in a slow
camr by scor" OF = I" u. on tn" Elm
Grove grounds. Tho feature of III"
ramc was Tho hitting Of J"rEcr for tho
Ferry. he getting r.v" hits ont OF five
times al bat.
Tho nut-lhr-pikc team was composed
Of chiefly high school players. and not
tn" regular lineup. Thr"" errors b.
the Grove hoys aided IN tho scoring OF
the Athletics.
This was tho first gam" on Sunday
Afternoon ~ the Grove this season.
Everything was worry quiet. and but
s,nai, number IT III" fans turned out.
In IN" Suudny morning edition of I'll"
Rcristcr. II stated that Manager Row!cy
ar Martins Ferry would not arrange an
other game with tho Grow" team. owing
T., th, raw. deal they received Saturday.
In answer Ia this tho management Of
fh., u. & T.. ca. stated that 1t was tho
,,l,-;h,-uik. team that should have
Kicked. rs the Ferry team had arranged
for their own umpire. The Elm tfruv"
i..m gives all square deal, and in
some cases more.
Tho score bly, innings: r. H. F.
Martins Ferry -. .0n2 unh 100 II !
Eagles ........ 900 900 600 0 Q 3
Batteries - Brlcc and lathcrner;
Rcntsch and Reuthcrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
WHEELING ELKS PAY TRIBUTE 49,.
TOFLAG At BIC MEET At CLUB
mTHER1Tnr0 ADDK10O-aEA2H Y
N ATTHEDAH01 At 101SI30.


Wheeling Lodge No. 70 b p. o. EIka
paid its annual tribute to the fass q .
we'll attended meeting held at the Eiks
club auditorium Sunday afternoon. The
meeting was BY far the most interesting
ever held by the order and was intensely
patriotic in character. .. ~
The principal address Of the aftefe
noon was made y Hon. John p. ArbenA
who spoke Of how the American flag
had been carried through tho van OF
the past. and that It had neveS bowed
to defeat. He urged that all hold II
aloft and pay their respects TO II when.
ever it was possible for them to do -.
The rcvolutionist was given q severe
grilling at mis- hands. ~
James A Dyson delivered N Interest,"
ing talk on the History Of the Ameri-
can Flag" and stated that II was q
pleasure for him to talk Of the nag and
explain its merits. as 1t had merits only
TO unfold.
Tho Elks tribute to the flag was de.
livcr"d by J. Il. Morgan, who told the
audience what the Elks had done In
backing UP the boys who carried the
flag to glorious victory over the Hun.
The Elks quartctte rendered q nuns
bcr Of selections that were appropriate.
while Miss Mary Perry delivered q -eei-
tation on THE Flag and What II Stands
For" ]. Harold Brennan presided at
the piano.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
BENNY kAUFF'S
BATTING WON
FOR THE GIANTS

CHICAGO. June 15.--More than 2o'VoC
persons saw New York defeat Chicago
9 to 4 In ten innings. today. 1t was
ono Of the hardest fought games OF the
season Benny Kaufrs batting. h" D.
tanning Ave hits in IS many times d.
bat. two Of which were douo''S. an" 49,,
.nssd an tho bases, were the main :ac-
tors in New York's victory. lie scored
the winning run in IN" tenth. hitting
double, and coming homo on HInn''eF-
mans single. 49,,
Chicago got OF TO q two run lHad.
arriving Perritt Off the mound IN the
mrs, inning. New York went int" '""
lead in the NTH wncn they drove h'l: Tier.
dirk 70 cover. The locals then f""Sn'
an uphill battle and tied the score IN
the ninth.
Ch!cago's leading catcher. killHter.
was spiked above the knee by f"unE
n.bcn no attempted 20 score after p fly
10 F7ack In the seventh. Four Sut'n'S
we're necessary to close the wound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
WILLARD GETS
DOWN To HIS
FIGHT WEIGHT

TOLEDO. Junc l5--Jcss willard IS
within three pounds of The weight n"
cxrrcts to make for his heavyweight
championship contest with Jack Dcmp'
Scy here July IN. -
The champion hupp"d IN h" scales hc-
fore his workout today and tipped IN"
beam al exactly - pounds. when Is
round and or,' half lighter than h" was
when ne Won TN" championship tr"'n
lack Johnson at lIaN"nn, -four years ago.
He figures uu ,utcrin" TN" ring 10 DON
prmr>ev weighing about -" pounds.
The champion went thruuEh thc most
hr,lisinc Workout lac has ATTEMPTED SO
far IN his training. Between 200" ana
500 persons paid 81 C"tIS ani"C" q"
stnnd IN tn" sun-hai'd arena. ana m"
SPECTATORS smillnEly Sw'ltcrrd while inc
giant kan$an exchanged punchc" WIN
his sparriuG partners. tuG@"d at ~"
weights. wr"Stlrd and h"&N'd IN" m'd'-
cine ball.
Willard boxed eight full three minut"
rounds.
After willard finished his workout tho
GROVE. Wnlkcd three quarters a. n nllI'
To Dcmpscy'S camp. where III" challenger
riskcd further injury 10 his "y" by 6nN-
ing lhrcc rounds with III" Jamaica kid
the negro light heavyweight. who opened
III" wound n week at".
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WHO. 4. {. 8 LOSE
To V|RG|N|ANS
Wheeling Nine Defeated at Forsy-SeV-
enth Street by Virgtn1a
Club, to z.

Sunday afternoon at the Ftrty-sev-
enth Street grounds, large crowd OF
local fans witnessed a nicely played
game between the Virginia A c. and tho
whe.l,ne nine. But It seemed as though
the luck was with the Virginia CLUB. as
they nosed out in the seventh inning.
scoring two men and winning the game
9 TO Z
THO wheeling A, c. sprung big sur
misc by holding their adversaries TO a
r,osa score. as the Virginians thought
they had easy picking, and were as much
surprised as the fans
EnSlc was on the mound FOR the Atm
1ctes and showed his oldtime form. striK-
ing out II men, while Workman pitched
for the Virginians and was hit for II
base hits, several Of which were for OK
ira bases. But for the good support he
received the result would have been diff
ferent.
The wheeling Athletes would like TO
hear from Dillonvale. Ohio. for Sunday,
June 90 For further information call
NcGin between and p. m, telephone
3504-R
Tho summary and score by innings
follow:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
Bic LEAGUES WEEKLY REVIEW

Detroit. which had worked UP from
last place To fourth plac" during the
past month slump"d and fell back. I'm"
Tigers advanced To fifth place today b.
BEATING Washington.
In the National League New YORK
wirhstood Cincinnati's attack and broke
even in four games. Chicago. whose
pitchers continued their steady work OF
the previous week. defeated Boston
twice and Philadelphia three times but
was unable To score on Toncy. OF New
York Saturday.
To-day the Giants beat the Cubs in
ten inning contest in which seven pitch
crS were used.
Pittsburgh scored four victories over
Brooklyn and one over Philadelphia ST.
Louis took three out Of four from Bos-
ton and an II inning contest from
brooklyn Nchf. Of Boston. checked 81.
Louis winning streak at seven games:
The weeks record in each league OF
games played. won. and lost with runs
hits. errors mon left on bases and runs
scored by opponents including games OF
Saturday, June H. is MS follows:
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NEW YORK. June 15.-NCw York
teams led both the National and Am"ri-
can leagues last week. tho Giants having
maintained their lead. while tn" Yankees
took advantage OF ChiCaGo'S .5UO pace
and went into the top position IhurS-
day. The Yankees fell back behind Chi
caSo today. when ShoCkcr of 81. Louis
shut them out.
The western teams In tho National
League showed remarkable strength on
their home grounds. wlnninE.2 81 games
out Of % played. Cincinnati cut slightly
into New Yorks lead. Chicago gained
considerable ground and Pittsburgh
climbed into fourth position by winning
all Of it's games. Philadelphia ana
Brooklyn lost all Of their games. the
Superbas, who suffered their tenth
straight defeat Saturday rolpianing
from third to sixth position. BROOKLYN
won today, however and went into min
place.
The three-corncred fight among New
York Chicago and Cleveland in the AM
erican League. say New York Gust Clev-
Gland from second place Monday and 80
to the fore ahead Of Chicago when
Shawkcy registered his sixth conSccu-
tive victory All three leaders lost
Friday and won Saturday.
EfrNc.}v" pitching. coupled with time
" hating enabled the Yankees to defeat
Chicago and take thrc" out of four from
Detroit. Thormahlcn defeated st. Louis
Saturday. his sixth straight victory.
Chicago was held even in four games
by Boston. Williams OF ChICag" ana
Pcnncck Of Boston. pitching Shu touts.
C,cotte, Of Chicago. scored his eighth
consecutive success in thinning con-
test against Philadelphia Saturday.
Cleveland won games from Philadcl-
ph!a and Boston and shared four games
evenly with Washington. st. Louis ad-
vanccd to fourth place. beating Johnson
of washington. and taking three out OF
four from Philadelphia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
VANCE WIN
IN NINTH
Vance Defeats Ferry at Twenty-Sl3th
Street by a Score Of
to 6.

The Vance \. c.. OF In" S"ulE H'u''
defeated the Marins Ferry l'"Ii'r nun
Y. :,t,rday afternoon on IN" W'"'!
stree: grounds Ivy u *'"r" "r I" D. III ~
g., a>I,buirn Of ball. although several
,,.,.,.rr ,rcrr made by both teams owing
To- the condition Of the grounds
The Vance boys wcr" beaten uh"' '''
eighth inning. when they hun'h"a 'n"uEh
has to -Cor" two runs anu 'h',i !" '"'
ninth they Er"uTh! IN tE' run 'h"' WV"
tho pamc The batting ~ llun'mrr
49,. .,lcr,an for the Vance. and Moore
,,,I ,.ols,n for the visitors. featured.
.rLr summary Of tho game follows:
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CHINA'S PRESIDENT : 3
LIKELY RESIGN

PEEKIN. Juno 15.-In consequences OF
difficulties created by the popular move.
mcnt against pro-Japanese members Oh
the government. the cabinet has re.
signed and President Hsu Shin Cnane
also has intimatcd his intention to grit
office. go, =
1t is expected that parliament VIII oe-
cline 10 accept tho presidents resignA-
ton. This would amount virtually to
n vote Of confidence in the chief execu-
tive. which is needed TO strengthen his
hands in his fight against tho miitar-
lists IL
Strikes throughout the country con.
t!nuc. Railroad traffic is being irnpede4
ard the situation in China Is aWkWara.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
VANDERBILT "
TOHAD WINNER
Of BIC EVENT.

PARIS. Jun" -. Gfy The Associated
*. Nandcrbilt'S Tohad
today won tho French derby Mt the
LungChampS course. Robert Lazard
linIlChardirr was second and T.. Is. Nay
ans Master Good. lh'"d. Mr.. Wander
bits Mckinley. C"upl"d with I"had.
WINS the preferred choi"" Of the stable
Ia win tho race. Mckinley finishcd
fourth. Tho Vanderbilt pair was the
flvOriIc in tn" betting.
The race was run for tn" first tim" az
the Loncchamrs course the Chantilly
track. where II is usually contested. NO
INK s,iIl under r"quiSitiun by the army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
JERRY DEFEATS COI.oRED AGGRE-
CATION IN HARD FOUGHT
GAME, SCORE 5-4.
Johns, First Sacksr For tho visitors,
Was tho Individual Star
Of Game.

In one or the best exhibitions ana
hardest fought games ~ m" season. inc
Martins Ferry Eagles defeated IN" sur
falo Giants III a thirt""n-tnninE r"n''S'
by Il score ot ) To 4. yesterday afternoon
at L.Nagu" Park.
TIL. lone feature Of the game was tho
fielding OF Johnson. the first blScman
for the culorrd aggregation. His field
ing was the best seen in this section for
many seasons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
NACKS LOSE TO
NANNINGT0NS
Special TO The Intcllikcnccr.

MANNINGTON. w. Va. June Is
This afternoon the MCConkcy baseball
team, Of Wheeling. was defeated by the
Rachel Coal Co. nine. Of this city by
score of | to o, in ono Of tn" best played
games seen on the local diamond.
Wheeling was able TO get three hits OH
Smith, but they were we'll scattered ana
did no damage. The locals were aoic |"
secure but two hits. hth Of which were
made by Marshall. right fielder
Summary Of the gam ef"llows:
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oPPoRrUNE HITTING

bitt,nT at rho expense Of Ayres together
w:,h Washington errors enabled Detroit
to win today. S to >. Only one OF th''
Dc;roi. runs was earned. Washington
making 4 total OF six errors. score:
Detroit ... zoo O1O 5ON-& 10 2
Washington =. 600 coo o0---5 10 b
F:hmkc and S,anagr: Ayres White
house and Charity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
YANKEES LOSE
LEADERSHIP IN
THE AMERICAN

NEW YORK, June l5.-New York
lost the league leadership, today when
St. Louis won a pitchers battle between
Shockcr and Quinn. decided by JACOB
sons triple which scored Demmitt, VINO
had been hit with a pitched ball TOT
the only run OF the contest. Shocker
gave 1--WE hits and Quinn eight but no
two St. Louis hits came in the Same
inning Score:
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Two-hase hits-Eounds. Hannah. En-
gle. Thrcc-basc hit-HutChns"n EI"n"
run-Clark. Passes on bIllS--pT Work.
man 4, of F,nglc ,. Struck ou'--i;E In
gle II, by Workman 6. Hit hhtsmun-
EnClc-
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lie MANS. France. SATURDAY, JUN" II
Captain II. r. raymond. Quart"rmnStcI
corps. Of Crawford Nebraska, finished
frst in the elimination pr"ilmInhrlcS
completed today for IN" pistol t"hrl 70
represent tho United States in Inc lhter-
aljid small arms competition. which pc
gins June o. Lieutenant Colonel T.. Is.
Cary. 9th division. Clarion. Pa, was
among the first ten contestants
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
REDUCES NAvY7s GOLD 81Am.

WASHINGTON. juno lo.-EpauietAs
cooked hats. gold covered belts ana
highly ornamcntcd special full orese
coats heretofore worn by naval ofncers
on special occasions are abolished under
an order issued by Secretary DanielA
Tho discardinG Of so many articles OF
Uniform will result in economy Of SPACE
on board ship. case in travelling ana
great financial saving to the ofnceeS -
secretary said. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
GAME DOES NOT COUNT

CINCINNATI. June 1.-The TSoston-
Cincinnati game here today was caiIeI
on account Of rain IL the second haii
of III" fifth inning with tho sr"r" 'ri
! tn and according to tho rules. Is
not TO bc counted IN tn" records as
legal game. CINCINNATI was ~ hAt ~
the tImc and on" man was out. when IN"
rain caused Il postpon"mcnt OF inc con-
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WON BY BROOKLYN

ST. LOUIS. Juno 15--rinChhtttcr MY
ers' single with the bases filled IN inc
Nth drove across two runs and Brook
lvn defeated St. Louis today ; 10 :,
breaking it's losing streak Of 10 straight
games. The score:
p-ooLIvn 7no non nO2-2 8 !
81. Louis 49,. 90 600 400
Cadnr". Mitchell and -. Miller. NJ
Wheat: Goodwin and ClcrU0nS.
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Two base .hit-Austin. Baker.
Three base hit-Jacobson.
Stolen bases-Pcckinpaugh.
Sacrifice hits-Gedcon.
Double E,lays-Quinn. PeoKnpausn
and Pipp: Pcckirpaugh and Pipp
Left on bascs-New York 8; st. Louis
Base on balls-OT Quinn 2: on Shock
er l.
Hit by itcher-By Quinn Oemmitt)
Struck Out-By Quinn ,; by Smoker
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New York. !: ST. louis. :.
Cleveland. 3: Boston. OBJ
Chicago. E. Ph!la, 3 90.
Washington. :. Detroit,
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Baltimore 5: BinChamptou ?.
Reading 3: Toronto >.
Jersey City !: Buffalo 3. C1 innings)
Jersey City .: Buffalo 4.
Newark s: Rochester |.
Newark .; Rochester l. (13 inningsD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
BAUERS-YORKVILLE
GAME CANCELLED
Tho Bauers VS.. Yorkvillc game. sChcd-

Tho Bauers VS.. Yorkvillc game. sChcd-
ulrd 10 start yesterday Afternoon nj
FPS o'clock. in Yorkv!lle. was called
OF on account Of rain.
After tho locals had left for homo md
the spectators likcwt"N, III" rain stopped.
II tho teams would have waited uutll
2 o'clock tho game could hav" h"'n
played but as tn" ramc wnS scheduled
for 2:o5 p. m, tho t"nUs. thinking il
would rain the rest Of the afternoon. left
for homo
This Gnmc will hc played sun lay after
noon. June %. at YnTRT III" or Tunnel
GrCea-
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Two-hasc hit-H. Gardner DcuG'o
playS-Rell and Gardner. ShoCk"n.
Fletcher to Hines. Base on balls
or Smith |. off Burkhart |. Struck out
by Rurkhnrt 8. by Smith .. tmpircs
-Snidcr and BCboui. Tomc-l:l5.
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Saturdays aInes.

New York. !. chicago. 0.
ST. Louis. >: Brooklyn. ! ND.
Cincinnati. Q; BOSTON. 6.
Pitt SburGh. 4; phi!a.. |.
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Standing Of Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SATURDAYS Games.
YnstnrdaY'n Gameg

Detroit. s: Washington. s.
st. Louis. |: New York, 0.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday'e Games

Yesterday Games.
New York ) Chicago. O").
brooklyn. 2: IT. Louis. :.
Cincinnati. |: Boston, l 90
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Tho fashion IN hats and h"si"ry may
change, md ~" >tyI" ~ nIrH.rS and
morals may b" new from year !" v"Hr.
but n mans Ideal Woman = III" 1880
Model, to-day. yesterday and forever!
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rv,-lasc hit Moore. HON" run-
II,r.uhourh Eases on halls-off Robin
.,,,,I off Moore :. Struck out-Tiy Rob
,rsnn by Moore .. Umpire-'"Dcl"
Woods.
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Tho greater III" necessity for SAVING
tn" greater your opportunity 10 use
The lntelligcncer Want Ads
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Pay your water bills now ga oovA
10 percent, city treaSursr'S of1eA.
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n,otals 3I 80 TO
+Rattnd for Martin in sixth.
tRatted for Douglas N eighth.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
ERRASKAN LEADS

Wheat: Goodwin and ClerUons.