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Two. base hit-SlSler. Three base hit-huth
stolen bases-vitt, Gilhooiey. sacihcc hits-
plAys-smith and Austin; scott Barry and
MoInnis; harry and hcInnis; Yitt, Barry and
Ncrnnis Left on beses-st. Louis. IL: Boz
Ruth 8. Hits-on oalhs, 7 IN 7 tnniugs; on
leiheld, . In inning, Struck out-Hy Ruth,
/ VIA pitch Ruth. LosinG pitchsr-GaiiiA
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EAsrERN LEAGUE,
American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Ysrh, u st. Louis, . IN innInrs>.
Ctncinnst, 81 PhilAdeIphia, 4.
Chicago, d BreekIyn, l.
Pittsb0rg, d Boston. o.
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tRsited for ETler in ninth inning.
Phil Adelphia. ......... o o o o "a
Cindnr All. ! o. 80 o I 3-s
Two base hit--Crsyath. Stolen bases-pau-
bert. Groh. 2; Nehe, Woodward. sscrinc
bert. Double plays-Rath. J. Smith and
paubert; Whitfield. Sticking and Luderus:
Luderus. sic,ing and Luderus. Loft on bsses
baiis-on Ruether, l; on Luaue, s: on Ring.
!: on woodward. s; on O. Smith. I. Hits
I - Inning: on Ring. none In ia inning; on
Elier. ! In inning; on Woodward. 5 in & Ia
innings: on q. Smith, in ninth inning zone
out ~ time) Hit by pitcher-By woodward. 1.
struck out-Yy Luaue, /: BY Woodward. !.
Wild pitch-woodwsrd Winning pitcher
Eller. Losing pitcher-woodward.
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READING, Pa. June InternA-
tonaD-BuffAio defeated Reading In the
hrst game OF a double header here to-
day, to 6, while the second was stopped
by 4 shower In the third inning with
Reading leading. 8 to o. The score:
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Totals. $50 ~ Is
Zone out when winning run was scored.
tHsated for ETler In ninth inning.
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Cowtirssd from vsrst Pacs.

an sven and interesting race. IN this
opinion b was not unanimously sup
But At last at 1854 p. NJ. to be exact,
tne crews were sent away. From the
very start II developed into q race of
decade and leon the 1000 in the obser-
walton traina on both SIDES OF the river
ana the 10000 or more on craft In the
river ana At points Of yantsse on the
banks forgot their ohserin over the re-
peated postponements In their xeet for a
sreet contest ana their eageyness over
struEgie, the winner Of which prom
ised 70 be In doubt until The last strokes
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Totals. Ia 81 81 - 1

Totals 30 81 rs
eBstted for 0allia in the eighth inning.
tisstted Tor schsnr i'm the second inning.
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MAJ. Totals: - 3 is q II 1
,s!ee for Ehmks In the sixth inAins.
s.ted for Rogers in the Afth inning.
Issued Tor Thempson In the seventh inning.
siiss.lip;Sii;.;,.,...........:...... isisissEp
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

CIsvslasd In New Isxk. .. ,
o. Leais - Bostsa.
D''r'i' C 4 rs,lli q R..s,..,...
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BatterieB-Horsch0r and BenEouEhi
Ksef and Crosstn.
Second game called end OF second inning
Rain.
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Ed FOR TO-DAY.

New York In st. Louis.
Brookiya IN Chicago.
Rhlladelphia 10 Cincinnati.
Bssbon ~ rittsburR.
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Sheriff.. Charleston; J. Kempner. Fair
mont; J. NJ. Woods. Parkersburg.

Miss Clare Tomlinson. formerly or
this city. now living at Salt Lake CITY.
Utah, will arrive tho coming week 10
visit her brother. Mr.. Dana Tomlinson.
DR.. +. L. Matson, or Hundred, who Is
connected with the state board OF health
is in town for q few days
]. NJ Peters returned yesterday from
q business trip to Pittsburgh.
F.. S. Hood. prominent Williamsto ~n
business man, Is in town for the Masonic
convention.
Charles Paul has returned to Morgan
town after few days visit with his par
cnts. He is attending W. V. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r Winters fcft yes
tcrday for Cleveland. Ohioi. where they
will make their future home.
Harry Burton. Of Fifteenth street, Is
spending 4 few days in the city the
guest OF relatives and friends. He is
we'll known New Martinsvillc resident
n. e. Carney. OF Cameron. Is spending
a few days here the guest Of friends on
Sixteenth street.
Charles IL PAUL.. we'll known Pitts
burgh broker. is spending a few days
here attending to business matters.
Charles II. Wilson. Of the Cleveland.
Ohio. police department is in the city
| for Il few days.
William Thornton. Of the Innocent
Idea" company. which plays at IN"
Court this week. is IN the city in the
| interest OF his company.
Miss Virginia Mills. Of Fifteenth
street. left last evening for Atlantic
! City. y. J.. where she will spend n
| weeks vacation.
Mrs. Dana Tomlinson has returned
| from n short visit to Pittsburgh. whore
her mother. Mrs. c. 81. Mitchell. Of Phil
adelphIa. Joined her. During their stay
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there they were the guests Of the faculty
Of the university, upon the occasion OF
the comforting of the degree upon King
Albert last week. DIR. Manly, the broth
er OF Mrs. TomlinSon. is member of
teh faculty Of the University. Mrs. Nit
chell IS visiting her daughter At her
homo on North Market street.
Miss Mamie Watt. of New York, for
merly OF Wheeling. has been visiting at
the home of her sister Mrs. ParCy Nor
ton, and her brother Charles Woods.
The many friends of Mrs. Robert
Simpson. who has just undergone n SER
ious operation at the Obi" Valley hos
pital, will he glad TO know that her con-
dItion is very much improved.
DR.. Eugene Hildr"th. "r Charleston.
W. Va. has purchased larE" farm in
| that locality. which h" proposes to take
I possession Of next spring. Thcn. Will
liam Holdrcth. the oldest son Of Doctor
IIildreth, who has recently completed a
course in aErlcul'ur" nj Ia" University
OF wisconsin. will manaC" the farm.
The marriage of Miss OlIv" Moore t"
Mr. Frederick RurE"s. of Chicago. ""-
, CURED very recently. Miss Moor" is
known hero through her relationship 10
| tho UornbrOok family. her grandfather
having been tho lat" Henry lIornhrook.
Mr. John Ewing. who has boon tn"
guest Of his daughter Mrs. T.. T.. Boyd.
IT hcr homo in Woo dlawn f"r Tn" past
few days. left Saturday fer his HON" in
st. Louis.
! John Lukcns. Jr. "f North Front
| street. Island. is making . satisfactory
recovery at Jefferson Cull""" hUSritan.
phJIadaiphia. after - succcs:ruI opera
! tinn for hip joint Trouble. A"C"mraui'.
! by his mother H. is expected t" return
! home in a few days.
, Dr. and Mrs. L. /. nrinkari hay" r.
turned from an extended visit through
! the cast They spent som" time At New
| York and also In Virginia.
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Society Ladies Adept
New Hair Curling Method

Since The introduction Of liquid sill
mcrine in this country. it has become
quite the proper thing among society
women, who have readily adopted IT In
place Of the destructive curling iron.
The waves and Curls acquired by the
new method ar" far more natural in APP
prarancc. and the hair Is Of course CLOS
scr and prctticr than could be IL the
life were cooked out Of it.
Tho liquid is pleasant to use. being
neither greasy nor sticky. 1t is n simple
thing 10 apply with Il clean tooth brush
AT night when the hair Is down. The
lovely way effect in evidence In the
morning is all that one could wish for.
It costs little to use liquid silmerinc.
as few ounces from the druggist will
keep tho hair in curl for weeks.
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shoes and gloves to match, while she
carried 4 boqu"t Of pink and white
roses. The bridesmaid was attircd in
a tan suit, with gloves. shoes and hat
II match. and carried bOQuet Of pink
and white carnations. Following tho
wedding the party was escorted to the
home Of the brides parents. whore n
tempting wedding dinner was served.
The dining room WAS decorated in pink
and whit" and presented very pretty
effect. Following the wedding dinner
the happy couple departed on 4 brief
honeymoon and will. upon their return.
be at homo 10 their friends 1t t1eTc-
land, o.. where the groom holds 4
lucrative position.
Thnsr in attendance were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Il. Jewell. Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs J. f.. Winters. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Jewell Sr.. Mr. and Mrs Anderson Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Harris. Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Barr. Chester Jewell. Harold Jewell and
Russell Barr.
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FOR THE DEFENSE"
ISDISAPPOINTING
COURT PATRONS

For the Defense" featuring Richard
Bennett in @ rather pretcntious mystery
cd il in curtain rising speech relative
70 tho Actors Fund. the mystery is TO
discover who killed Cock Robin" was
rather disappointing 10 tho large audi
cncr which assembled 10 see tho per-
Torrance. Tho play had its premier In
Cumberland, Md. and is on It's way 20
Chicago.
To use the actors words again. They
are now busy rewriting lines and rear
ranging tho play that they occasionally
sliprd n word" and the company very
often had the appearance or waiting
their cue. John Sainpolis was not strong
in his version Of the doctor who poison
ed the lives and minds Of his patients
by hypnotic fascinetions, and it would
have been long stretch Of the imagina-
ton to have fancicd him possessing the
charms with which the story cndows
him.
The part of tho maid. Jennie Dunn.
was acted very clcverly by Mildred
Warren, so offsetting tho playing OF the
eminent physician that II had the effect
Of making him appear almost in tho
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About People
Movements of individuals 70 and
From the City.
At TIE HOTELS.

AT THE HOTELS.
M.CLURE-J. w. Dekan, Proctor: J. F.
Rrokaw, RaycnswoOd: B. IL Anderson.
Petersburg; w. G. Laucr. Williams
town. T. 8 swanson. Parkersburg; G.. F.
Iockhan, Holidays Cove; ]. w. Boyce,
C1srksburG; H. n. Smith. Fairmont: l.
Y P1ckens, Jas. w. Darby. Van Buren,
Darby, Parkersburg: II. l.. Watson.
Clarksburg: G. c. Williams. Parkers-
burx. +, ST. Stcckel. Huntington: w. 4.
FSrScr. Warrington; F. &. Townsend.
Charleston; Thomas Stewart. +. S. Hood.
Williamstown; B. c. Taylor. Parkcrs-
burg. I w. Coffrnan. A. l. Solner. VIII
lam Nusbaum. ClarksourP' W. L. Nit
chell. Warrington
wISDSOR-E II. Lawrence. Gamer
ON: r. A. Seyfrert. Charleston: J. b. Ma,
kin.6 ID, W. Rowland. Weirton: Arthur
Knisely, Chester; J. Il. Moore. Fairmont:
+. NJ. King. Parkersburg; r. II: Hess,
Cameron; Mr.. and Mrs. y. p. Warner.
Titro. w. a. Smith. y. i. Smith. J. w.
Johnston. Parkersburg: +. l.. Green. j.
q Heckle, G.. K Raincy. NJ. f. Miller,
Cairo. o. J. Wilson. Huntington.
sTkMM-Nathan Salisbury. Sisters
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. \. Il. Gadd. Reader:
r " Hjxss, Warrington: ]. E. Thomas.
Vermont: J. + James. Blueiield: f. l.
Matson, l.. c. Devore, Hundred.
RODGERS-L. NJ. Davis. Fairmont;
w. J. Mckinless. Warrington; Z. o.
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IewellWintcrn Wedding.

\ very pretty WC,NliuE WIS S"IHmn-
lied Yesterday forenoon 1T II o'clock at
the parsonage. Of the Martins Ferry NJ.
T.. church. when Miss Erryl" Is. Wtnt"rs
was united in matr m"ny to Mr.; VIII
liam H. Jewell. popular aud we'll known
formerly OF Martins Ferry. The nuptial
knot was tied by Rev. l.. S. Rhodes,
rastor Of the church "f that place. The
brides cousin, Miss Ethel Barr. acted
as bridesmaid. Will" Mr.. Chester Jewell.
brother of the groom. was the best man.
The bride was attircd in Il pretty
travelling suit of dark blue with hat.
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who came here from Fairmont. proved
L be quite enjoyable for the large num-
her Of the congregation and friends IN
the community. who were in attendance
Elaborate dccorati0Rs were seen
throughout the cdifiCf. being arranged
by the BOY Scouts. The auditorium
was decorated with dahliaS and chry-
santhemums. and the social rooms were
decorated with beautiful autumn leaves.
In the receiving line were Mr.. c. r..
Rurkham. Mr. and Mrs. &. +. Cowan.
Rev and Mrs: Ebert. Mr.: {. X. Cum
ningham and Mr.. Charles Morris.
Mr. Z. j.. Cowan was in charge or the
program which was made mp or many
interesting readings. addresses and
vocal and instrumental music. Mr.. Cum
nIngham gave the address OF welcome
and he was followed by the pastor. who
gave a brief talk. Miss Alice Wilkin-
son. Miss Virginia Scamon and MISC
Emma Seamon sang several delightful
solos, and Miss Elizabeth Sarver. the
we'll known clocutionist. favored the
audience with a splendid reading. The
program was concluded by community
sing and later refreshments were
served. and a general get-together ses-
sion enjoyed.
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light OF a burlesquc. The murder lot
takes the place in this scene. is however.
a piece of rapid action and convincing
action Miss Addricnne Morrison in thu
role Of Miss Thornc. the patient who
comes under The influence OF DR.. kasi-
mir and succumbs TO his destinations.
gives q good Interpretation OF her part.
and she is absolutely mistress OF her
Richarr Bennett. as the district at
torncy, was at times extremely nnc.
and won the interest and sympathy or
his audience. The role was a difficult
one. and the play in it's construction. IS
lacking in balance. The general support
was fair,
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Misses
Supper and Bazaar.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Short
Creek NJ. Z. church announce a delight
full affair I" be held in the church. on
Saturday afternoon and evening. Nov.
emher 3. This will BE- the annual
chicken supper and bazaar. and besides
those attending IN" supper many Will
be- attracted by the bazaar. where a
variety If BEAUTIFUL and useful articles
may H. purchased. The supper will be
served at an early hour and Il cordial
Invitation is extended 10 the public to
attend.
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Luncheon For visitor,

Mrs. George Beck. OF st. Louis. Mr..
who. with her husband Is the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Stifel. OF
Pleasant Valley. will b. complimented
with n luncheon to be given at the
Country club. Luncheon will be served
ut I:S0 o'clock and there will be cover1
for only a small group Of relatives and
intimate friends Of the honor guest.
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tn" newly organized Bicn V"nu club
held their second dance OF the season
last evening IN tn" auditorium OF the
Elks' club Th" club had the beautiful
lighting System which is one of the fca-
lures Of the EIhst dances. and Jacobs
Novelty orchestra furnished splendid
musical program Of f-vOritH dance num-
hers. Norris served punch throughout
the evening. mad altogether n most en-
jcyablc evening was spent by those in
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IRon.HonrW panca.

The following invitation was received
by a number OF young people, promisinf
Il very pleasant evening:
Bon Hour" Club
Requests your presence ut
Select Dance
to hc given at Lash's hall. Warwood
on Wednesday evening, Oct. 20. 1919.
Comnittee-Misscs Agnes Burke
Helen Fisher.
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Halloween Dance.

Tho popular Cotillion club will give
their annual Halloween dance on Friday
evening ut the Carroll club auditorium:
The hall will be beautifully decorated
for this affair and "A large attendance
is looked for. Bcntificld orchestra will
furnish the dance program.
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DOCTORS RECOMMEND
BON-OPTO FOR THE EYES

Physicians and eye specialists pre-
scrib" Bon-Opto az n safe homo remedy
in the treatment OF eye troubles and TO
strengthen eyesight Sold under money
refund guarantee BY all druggists.
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Mothers, Attention
Alexandria, Va. =

AleIaDCna, ' q.
"I have depended q
great deal on DR..
Picrcc's Favoritc
Prescription to keep
MO we'll during my
whole life. As n girl
! took it. and always
during motherhood |
have depended on it
TO keep mo strong
and healthy; | suf-
fcred much less than
| otherwise would
have and my children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-29
GERMAN OPERA ABANDONED

NEW YORK. Oct. "S-The Star Opera
company has abandoned its plans to sing
German opera in English in New York.
rho hoard of directors Of the company
announced tonight that all engagements
Of German opera scheduled for tho Lex
ingtun III, atrr including tonight0 per.
furmunC" had been cancelled.
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Rec,ntton for Now Pastor.

TIL" reception which was given In the
buckley NJ, r.. church at Edgwn"d. ON
Monday evening. III honor Of the new
pastor, Rev. j. Ebert. and Mrs. Elbert,
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Masonic BANQUET.

4 delightful social affair In b" given
In connection with tn" annual fall re-
union of all tn" Scottish Rite urEaui-
cations Of West Virginia which is beng
held in the city now. will BE- the BAN
quot which vii be given in the Scottish
Rite Cathedral on Thursday evening,
Elaborate plans arc being made for this
affair with an efficient committee III
charge.
on Friday evening the Osiris Temple
will hold their annual reunion and ban
quot and tn" Lady Shrincrs vii ais"
meet with them.
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Mrs. Ross lrysock will return to he-
home in Elm Grove to-day, having been
III at the North Wheeling hospital for
some time.
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werc all very healthy. / feel that haye
been much benefited by its use. MRS.
MAMIE SUDDARTH. 1891 Duke St
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Avoided Operation

fredericksburg, Va. After mother
hood went down in health until / was an
invalid for over nine months. had infam-
mation and liberation and / can't begin to
trll how suffered. doctored but did not
get any relief. The doctor said nothing but
On operation would ever help mo, but
instead I took DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription and my health was completely
restored and have been strong and healthy
ever snrc"-MRS. G.. r. TALLEI,
nN7 NJ, p,,,,lo,-,rj
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halloween Party.

ARRANGEMENTS are PRACTICAL! complete
for the Halloween party which IS to he
given on Friday evening, October |. for
the young women Of the Sterling Pro
ducts company The rest room on the
nth floor Of the building will be the
ratiunS will he arranged. suggestive OF
tina season. There will he dancing. for
tune telling. taTy pulling and all tho
freaks and frolics that go 10 make up a
real Halloween party. Tho hours will
{: be from $50 to 1880. The musical pro-
gram will be furnished by En- Rays or
Chrstra This is an event that the girls
look forward TO with n great deal Of joy
full anticipation and there will be over
$50 girls present to participate in the
enjoyment Of the evening. The COM
mit;cc in charge includes:
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relief was prompt but l took three bottles
of the Prescription and by that time my
health was better than it had ever becn-it
was absolutely perfect. take pleasure in
recommending it To all girls who suffer
periodically MRS. &. d. REEVES,
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Mrs. G.. ". CNCss,II Was Ncry NI'NS-
antly surprised last evening at the 'hont
Of Mr.. Harry thtSScll, on South broad
way street, Martins Ferry when Il num-
Der Of her friends called Ia celebrate
her 18th birthday anniversary. This
occasion was celebrated with Il luncheon
Of charming appointments. the d"la!iS
Of which was carried put in pink All!
white. A lurE" birthday cake frosted
IN white adorned with - cherries center
ed the iIbl" and several i"ruNlui huu-
QuetS. gifts for the homer guest added
their beauty and fragrance /" tn" SC"n".
Following III" Luncheon, which was S"rN-
ed at O'Clock II Pheasant social even
ing was enjoyed hy the GUESTS. Who d.
parted 1t Il lat" hour wishing Mrs 'hcS-
sell many NOR" happy birthdays.
lnnlMN, N,,Lr,
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Women W iiil
Backache and Pain
SSaunton, Na.:-"Whcn l was about
twenty years OF age suffered great deal at

certain umeS Win
backaches and ter
riblc pains. Would
have TO keep,to my
bed Tor at least two
days. My trouble
was caused by con-
gestion. My moth
er had taken DR..
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription ~ q
tonic and 5 b o
thought It might %
OF some benefit TO
me, and it surely
proved TO be. Tho
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Misses
suburban Bridge Club,

Miss Margaret Irwin will he hostess
to tho members OF the Suburban Bridge
Club this afternoon. An Interesting Sos
sion of this favoritc pastime will be
concluded with the serving Of tea The
members nrc.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-06
MOOSUP TO CLASH WITH
 WORCESTER ON SUNDAY

Worcester Prof's vs. MCosup Sun
 day afternoon on the Carpet grounds.
 MooSup in what without a doubt will
 give the fans one of the best games of
 the season around this section of
 Eastern Connecticut Moosup back 10
 it's 1915 form and going good at the
 present time is putting on the very
 best games to be found anywhere in
 Eastern Connecticut. The Moosup manager will assure the fans also
 that they can depend upon having the chance to see nothing but tie very
 best from now on till the sno flies The Worcester Prof'S are the very fastest semi-pro. team in the state of M Sachusetts, winning II out of 20 games this season. Fans also want to remember that they carry on their pitching staff the only twirler that in 1915 while at that time he was putting 'em over for Webster put on to the fast Moosup team that was defeating Tesreau of the Giants and Cannon Ball Bedding and it did not make any difference what came along only as I say this twirler. Mcleod and without a doubt Worcester will send in Me Leod to stop the fast travelling Moos- up club. Can he repeat his 1915 stunt this year Don't forget that before the big game starts that Frank Mo Keown the armless army instructor will demonstrate that he can do most anything but wash his hands. Every thing is all ready for either Ed Jen- son or John Conway, league umpire. to yell out the batteries for Worces- ter, which will be Kees or Mcleod pitch, Cook catch, for Moosup, Me Elroy will pitch and Mckinley will catch. Play at D. m Happy Len chan. crack second baseman of the Hartford Eastern league club will ap. pear for the first time in the Moosup lineup Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-06

never have to go three in order to de- termine the winner. Plainfield will have a big league battery and Ashlan nd will have to play some ball to beat them, but this is not causing Goa ch L'Heureaux any worry as he has put the boys through a stiff batting prac- tice and he feels confident that they could hit "Christy" Mathewson in his best days. According to this dope from headquarters it would look though P1ainfeld had better put in consid- erable time in fielding practice.
 The new Ashland clubhouse is now in use and the players have been through considerable indoor exercise preparatory to this game and it is ex- pected that the. fine indoor workouts during the recent rainy wea ather will help them to great extent in win ming Sundays game. In order to avoid ali controversy over decisions it has been decided to have Luke Riley um- pire this game and a all good eastern Connecticut ba seball fans know Luke to be on the level it will be seen that there will be no cause at all for any kicking this week end.