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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09

The wen County camp IN the IT,
isran canyon 81 the Sandln moun-
ialna n OPENING for the summer with
Increased facilities and better pros
pecta for handling n large number o.
cOptniercenfa who would otherwise
leave Ter northern citles durins the
summer months
The camp was opened for the first
Time . year nGo n was bull, with
contributors from Albuquerque bust
ness men and n upcrnted strictly on =
cooperative basis No attempt u
made 20 ecure patrons from other cit
les. the sole aim % the camp being
10 supply convaleacent health Heokcra
in Albuquerque with a mountain ell
mate during tho summer months.
The ~bulidinGH are hidden away In
the trees about two n n hall
miles from the town OF Tlferaa The
site has an elevation - about $500
fee with the low temperature usually
wound In that altitude.
A number 81 business mo % Al
huqueruue arc Interested IN the ven
ture since they wish 20 keep health
seekers here during the entire year.
The camp duos not attempt 20 compete
with tho nanatoria o. the city, but Il
Intended primarily for that class ~
patient 20 whom the doctor y not 90
sential and for whom nurse care a not
Required. ur. y " Frlahie. who u
ono Of tho officers 81 thu association
maintainlne tha Institution. announces
mat the FUNDS have been Increased
by a hummer 81 subscriptions and
hat additional housing facilities are
70 be connfrucfed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09
Registered Hereford
Bulls Here On Way
To Grant County

ono hundred and nifty registered
Hereford bulls. ono Of the finest ship
menis ever brought into Ncw Mexico
were unloadcd IN the Albuquerque
stockyards and fed Monday morning
breaking the trip from Montana
whore thes arrc purchased, 70 Mr
home ranches Of the G. % = 'afto
company. at Ferrn. Grant county
uhe bulls VIII BE- put in scrtlc" ou
the O. - \ range. Victor culhrrsou,
president o. the New Mexico Cattle
and Horse Growers association ana l
member OF the q. O. = company Wna
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09
DECKMAN breaches
FRCEFUL SERMON
! TO U GRADUATES
Baocalaureate Services Held Yes
terdsy Afternoon At Rodsy Hall
with Graduating class Of Seven
Girls

The haccaiaurcate services q tho
University commencement Of 1919
were held yesterday afternoon In
uodcy hail with a graduating
class OF seven voung women receiving
diplomas The Haccaiaurcntc ermo
delivered b. the Rev q. q. nrckmnn
pastor % The Lead Avenue Methodist
church. wns upon The inequality OF
Man" the text being taken tom Mat
thew itii-2. tho parable OF the foolish
virgins
II IL he who hath made ~ and not
We ourselves" said tho speaker, and
unto him shall the accounting to"
10 spoke Of the talents with which
each n endowed md the soiemn oh
llgation Of each one 10 discover and
develop them He enjoined the Young
women 20 be wise and ne foolish ~
thcir use Of these talents.
The difference between men IT,.
first. talents. aocoHd. the use Ia whicn
he puts the talents which Ood has
givcr him. Rev. Hcckftn cited tho
case OF Daniel Webster who pcsscss-
ing only n talent became q master
with n. the foi emoat speaker and dc
lesson and the choir Of ~. Johns
Episcopal church sang the three mus.
teal selections Vcry beautifully n
imprcHsiNeiy. The invocation and bon
cdlction wefr aiso delivered BY ~.
Hickman. The names Of those grad
uating and the degrees received tol
low
Anle Atkinson. ~ \ major home
economies; Alberta Wood. u A, ma
ior economics. Eleanor Alderman. II
A., major mathematics. Helen Vim,
cent ~ A. major Psychology; Ethe
r. Moiverton. ~ A. maJot chemistry
Martha Grconice AID Ncra kicchi u
A. major Enriiah literature.
The commencement eNeulacH vii
he held Thursday afternoon IN Rode
hall beginning at 40 o'clock, J "
Wagner. state superintendent OF pun
DC instruction win deliver the con-
mcnccmcnt address.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09
Factory Representative
Demonstrating New
Electrical Devices

G. r. Miller h now In Albuquerque
directing quite an extensive campaign
with a view 60 fnmiiiarixlnE the Alhu-
uucrquc housewife with the advnn-
tagca u the Crystal washer, and the
Simplex lroninr machines. These ma
chimes have attained marked popular
lty in the east They are operated
hy electricity which makes the open
Ing Of the hot weather seaso an 90
peciaily oppurtunc time 90 Introduce
them locally. These machines are 90
display u the Alhuquerque Gas and
Electric GO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-09

You never miss the first dollar out
Of your rocketbook Keep " Tor
yourself nuy Thrift Stamps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
TRACK AND FIELD MEET WILL BE
HELD AT MoRGANTowN
SATURDAY.
Eighty Contestants In Burning Broad
Jump, 7e In Eundred-Yard Dash
and 70 In Quarter Mile.
Snecial TO The IntcllIgencer.

Special to The Intclligenccr.
MORGANTOWN. May 14.-FoilowinG
is the official list OF entrants in the
second annual West Virginia high school
track and field meet. IT, be held hero
Saturday, arranged in alphabetical or
der:
Bristol, Buckhannon. ClarkshUrG. Elk
FMS. Fairrnont. Fairview. Pennington
Grafton. Huntington. Lumherp"rt. Man
nincton. MartiuShurE. M;ddlrhnurnc.
Morgantown. New Martinsvilic. Park"rS-
burg, Pennsboro. Point Pleasant. Rives-
willie, Salem. ST. Marys. Spencer. sum
ersville Shtnnston. Sutton. 'Triadeiph'a.
West Milford, Weston. West Union. Will
Jamestown.
The so schools listed above will send
to the university Saturday no less than
a37 athletes to compete In the IA events
that appear on the program. The run
ming broad jump is the most popular
event on the whole card. drawing a total
OF so athletes. Next in order is the 100
wards dash. with 20 boys entered: the
ego dash. with y: tho quarter mile. with
IS: the running high jump and the half
mile. each with "a entrants; the shotput.
with SO; the mile run. with SIS: the two
mile. with SIS: the discus throw with
So: tho hammer throw AZ: the pole
vault As: the 200 low hurdles. ~. and
tho 1oo high hurdles with tho smallest
number In any event. "a. Tho broad
lump last year drew but IS entrants and
the mark Of Sn Ia therefore more than
three times as large as that OF 1918.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY SEVEN
ATHLETESFROA THIRTY STATE HIGH
SCHOOLS ENTERED IN FIELD MEET

Last year the most popular even on the
program was the mile run with 81 en-
tries. but the mark Of IS, attained in
that event this Year. Is more thhh dou-
bic that OF last Year.
Bristol in Meet
bristol. Salem aud SurrnCcr are the
ONLY srhols entering At the last min
ute whose entries had not already been
counted upon. Bcliugton was the only
team counted upon 10 enter that talled
10 file formal entrance blanks.
Without any doubt wha'cyrr the meet,
is thu largest athletic event either for
schools or colleges that has ever been
staged IN ;hc state Of West, Virginia.
More schools are entered than ever par
ticipatcd in any event III the state ana
more individuals will TAX" part. Count
ing the coaches and MANAGERS that Will
accompany the teams the uniNSrSlt!
authorities cXScct to entertain no less
than 800 visitors for the day, or inc
meet The majority Of thes" Will arrive
on Friday night and many will leave for
their homes Saturday night. All Will
be fed at one larS" dining hall ana the
most Of them will be housed 1T the fra
terniti"s ut III" university.
Records Will Be Broken.
Those cunversant with tho work that
the individuals on tho various teams
have been doing this spring believe that
not n single one OF the L. rCcuruS cS-
tablish"d last year will remain unbroken
whom tho meet ends Saturday. provided
the weather does not interfere. Last
wears rncords were poor At best. and
this year fully Il dozen athletes on tho
different teams have broken each OF
, nit bnr in a. mr. lntpr-ClHSS
meets. Tweniy-onc Of the ~ entrants
in tho 100 yards dash arc reported 10
have done better in this event than the
mark of II l-5. established vast year.
This mark is low for tn" distance. and
it is fully expected that it will 20 un-
der II seconds SaIur(.H.. Tho hurdle
events. on tho program for tn" first time
this year have never hH"n run in high
school meets in West Virginia hereto
fore. and 4 new record is certainly TO
be established hero.
Expect Big Crowd.
An enormous crowd is expected her"
II witness tho event. Major Mumma
will have the entire cadet corps out for
the affair. and practically tho entire
student body will attend. Local interest
in the moot is hight. though Mnrgantnwn
, has never been enthusiasts or"rd track
. events. Large bodies or r"'@%S. now
ever. will accompany many of tn" teams
especially those from near Morgantown.
Huntington and Parkcrsburg. the tw"
favorites to win tho meet will also have
their following. though. hccaus" OF III"
distance these will b" small. Baseball
practice will h" confined to hitting Prac-
ticn only on Friday afternoon. so TINT
seats may be erecter entirely across the
diamond Seats for about l.anh people
will be provided and the entire hillside
above tho athletic field will he made
, use Of No detail of the meet has hecn
overlooked. and II Is expected that II
will be an unqualified success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
BICYCLE RACE
On SATURDAY
At FAIR GROUND

Everything is in spick and span shape
for The big bicycle race that is to be held
a. the State Fair Grounds on the after
noon OF next Saturday. May II. when 1t
is expected that there will be Splen-
did field Of riders present 10 take part
in The big meet The track is being
put In the best Of condition for the race
and everything is going along nicely.
The race was postponed last SATURDAY.
owing To the rain and the bad condition
of the track
The many handsome prizes arc on OK
hib,ion in the window OF the H. G..
Frederick store, on Market street, and
are attracting much attention. The
boys who arc going 10 participate are
doing much in the way Of training on
lhr roads and streets and will be Mt as
n fiddle for tho. race when the day ar
rivcs. The following entries have been
received to date, including name. mount
and address:
/ Fred Shultz. Ivcr-Jo hnson. IL" JACOB.
. lanes Moore World. 4+2 y. Wabash.
3 John Fisher Tribune. 44l9 Coal.
Leonard Gibson. Pope. 1853 High.
5 Herman Riddle. Tribune. Z. 29th.
i Albert Brown. Jr., National. Leather
wood.
: James Webster. Tribune. 1925 Eoff.
s Leo Hores. Ranger. Isl 5lst.
Q Alvin Carl, Miami. 43 23rd.
10 Francis Schiller. Crown, 80 23rd.
/! ". Clyde Smith. Miami. 1872 18th.
- charles Bohcs. Ivcr-Johnson. IS 1Ith.
rs Rync Jacobs, Excelsior. sos west
Chaplnr.
Is Russell confcl. Fourwheel. $40 Grano
View.
Il Charles Early. Toledo. 49, 1Zth.
Is Lawrence kchrser. Crown, l02t Linz.
u Albert Crow. Crown. 1873 Main.
IS Roy Ruch. World. 4l9 18TH.
~ Richard Fair Crown. III jacob.
% william Schafcr. Miami, 1916 "ooo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
L|N5LY DEFEATS
WEST LIBERTY
GAME WAS PLAYED AT WEST LIB
ERTY AND WAS LARGELY
ATTENDED.
Cadets Again Defeat Normal Nine BY 6
TO Score yesterday Afternoon
-Four Runs IN First.

West Liberty Normal baseball team
was for tho second time this Season de-
fcated by tho LinEly Cadets yesterday
afternoon on tho Normal boys grounds
by a Scare Of In ). After scoring four
runs in tho initial inning. the Normal
boys could not overcome III" lead
Hadorn. up in tho first, was out. third
bascinan To FIRST Ackcr got 10 first on
an error ny Garrett: Si"r"rr was "ui on
fly To third bascman; St"hbS swip"d onr
for two bases. bringing in .Nck"r for the
first run: Sinclair hi by pitched ball;
Farmer goes to first on error by short
stop: while SlobhS comes in for the
second run: Sinclair and Farmer scored
on hit by SchCncrlcin:.. SpillerS made
third out on fly 10 second
Wcs, Liberty could not bunch their
hits. but managed to tally Al least one
run for tho first four innings and told
effectively.
Score and summary Of the game fol-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
SPRING AGGRAYATEs
YOUR CATARRH

True, the effects Of the disease ~:
manifested in these annoying and.
often painful symptoms, butsygls:
must treat the disease itself md
not it's symptoms only. 5a.szss
Remember that there are mil
lions of catarrh germs, and when
these infest the blood, you cannot.
hope to be rid of your Catarrh nm.
til these germs are absolutely
eliminated from the blood And.
this is why S. S. S., the
known old blood purifier, IS nv y
an excellent remedy for CatNfh
S. S. S. is the most thorough. bloc4
remedy known to science It thors;
oughlv purifes the blood, an0l3
cleanses it of every trace Of dr.
ease germs. s'
So, if you wish to be relievedMl
your Catarrh in a rational wsys
you should begin taking S. s. IS,
today, and you will have the same
satisfactory experience as the
thousands of other Catarrh 4yic.::
tins have had. This remedy VIII
remove from the blood all disease
germs, and will so build up tbs
general health, that you will find
your system in splendid disease
resisting condition, your appetite
will improve, and you will again
enjoy the vigor of robust health
S. S. S. is sold by dEuggiats;
everywhere. You should begin
taking it today, and if you wish
any medical advice without cost
write about your case TO Chief
Medical Adviser, 80 Swift Laho !;
\tory, Atlanta, Ga ss::.:.::....s S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
Sore and Irritated Membranes
Choke Up The Air
Passages

You cannot realize the full ben
eft CT the balmy spring weather
as long as the air passages are
stopped up, and the delicate and
tender membranes are kept sore
and irritated by offensive Catarrh.
And in so many cases, the disease
seems aggravated with the change
OF seasons.
After using sprays, douches,
washes and lotions constantly you
should be convinced by now that
only temporary relief can come
from these local remedies. Many
unfortunate victims of Catarrh
have used this method of treat
nent season after season. and each
year finds them still afflicted with
the disease.
In fact, as long as you use only
such remedies as reach the SUR
face, you will find that the disease
continues to grow worse, for while
these sprays and inhalers and To-
tons may unstop the air passages
for the time being, they have no
effect what ever upon the cause
of your Catarrh. And unless you
treat the cause of any disease you
will never be rid of the disease
itself.
For this reason it is important
that you realize that Catarrh III
not a local irritation which stops
up the air passages and interferal
with the breathing appa1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
TWO DAGGER AND
A DOUBLE CAVE
CAME To SOX

CHICAGO, May 14.-Jacksons two
base hit. coupled with a tumble by Barry
in the sixth inning today gave Chicago
tn. first game in the series with Boston
| to 0. 1t was n battle between pitchers
Cicottr and Mays. Cicotte STAYED or
defeat in the first half Of the sixth when
q hit and tue ervoFS put runners on sec
ond and third with none out. He dis
posed Of Mays. Hooper and Barry on
short flies Cicctte struck out Ruth
twice In four times up. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
PITCHERS BATTLE.

DETROIT. May 14.-In u pitchers
battle. New York today gave Thormah-
len support In tho field that was at times
out of tho ordinary and won tn" first
game Of the series from Detroit. ono TO
nothing In the NTH inning. Bush FUN
hlcd Gruundcr by Lewis. who gained
third on Rodic's singl" and scored when
RucI went out. Sensational catches by
RuLic in the eighth and ninth prevented
Detroit scoring Score: r. II. r.
Erv York nOO n1n nn0--1 I
Detroit nO0 600 0On---0 3 /
Thor1hahlcn and Rucl; Ehmkc. Kallio
and AinSmith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
"Y" MIDGETS VS..
UNEEDA MATCH

Saturday afternoon on the bridge
Park grounds tho tnccda Match base
hall team will lineup against the 1aSt
~" Midget nine. TIL" MidC"ts arc rep
rascnte ed by n strong team mat mas "c-
reatrd several good local teams THIS
season.
Practise will he hold this evening Al
& o'clock Mt Bridge Park and the FOLLOW
ing players are reucsted 10 D" present:
''y" Kimmcl. ClcmAns. Hatfield. GelseE'
Grirfcn, Troutman. Tape Spence HAM
mel and Koutz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
81 Norman McEvans. World. l4os chap1

81 Norman McEvans. World. 14os Chap
90 Harrison Lory Tribune. 80 Aa1ket.s
90 Reece Jacobs. Reading. 9a8 Ws9t;
Chapline. 20 70 q q
"a John Hoff, Miami, IL Pike s.9sss
25 Jas. Morgan, Chicago, 40 N. Huron
&C Harry Sears. Ranger. 404 Ontario.s9
81 Charles Bey. National. 70 National, 20;
IS H. Gerry, Iver-Johnson, 226 Erie.i,S$, Is
% II. Friedrich. Crown. Echo Point-s
80 Geo. Hobtctter. 1ver-Johneon. z12yt
Eoff. =. .5E: -; 80
81 John Hill. Chicago. Howard AptHsy
Pleasant VALLEY. "a tsIss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
MAYNARD CHALLENGE

The M. p. G. baseball team Of May
nard. Ohio. issurs sweeping rhnllcnE"
to all teams in tho Ohio Valley between
tho ngo or 12 TO 10 l"ras. st. Johns or
Bellalre. take notice. To arrange for
games call 710G II II. ST. CluIrsVIllc. o..
and ask for Harris. between the hours OF
q and p. H.. or write to William. Harris,
Maynard, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
SIR BARTON IS
WINNER Of BIG
P|ML|C0 RAGE

BALTIMORE. Md, May 14.-(ISe1Al-S,;
Sir Barton, carrying the colors OF Cope;
mandcr J. K. L. Ross. Of Canada rwo4
the Preakness at Pimlico today ana
cidentally brought his owner t2h,bge.ss
He led all the way and he Won fromSA
field Of the fastest three years olds Pro-
duced by America and Europe, dunHcaR.,
ing his feat in the recent Kentucky;
Derby. 5sttsS3s.
Sir Barton ran circles around such
horses today as Eternal and DunboyHS
The feature Of the race was the colues:
back Of Eternal. who tratled SIR yBAIsi
ton relentlessly throughout tho fefGs
Sweep On came behind him ana AnE,
Plsrdit got fourth money. y ~
The time was not remarkably faSeR.
being two seconds more than the uArE
record, but had the distance beens.fxsS
tended Sir Barton probably could haze
increased his lead Of four lensth1s oyeks
Eternal to that many more. Johnnyg
Lofts rode the winner. :TS::gsszss
vindex with Jockey Knapp up w14:
left at the barrier. ~ F55
"a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
EASY FOE CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. May 14.-Clcrcland do
f"at"d washington easily II 10 ,. knock
ing Ayrcs from the box in the first in
ming and also hitting Craft hard. Chap
man made Clcveland's first homo run Of
the year 1T being drive inside the park
to the left field bleachcrs. Baghy was
invincfbic except in the sixth inning.
Score. r II. T..
N-asbinrton O0O 0n2 600 . 6 .
Cleveland. 511 06n 22X--11 IS l
Ayers. Craft and Charity and Thomp-
son. Basby and Nunamakcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
CUES BEATEN.

NEW YORK. May 14.-Ncw 1orN
again defeated Chicago here today, WIN,
Ming by the same score as yesterday &"
10 2. Dubuc won his first gam" OF lh'
season and held Chicago !" tour mus
Vaughn also pitched we'll. hut had ms
trouble with the lower end of the New
york batting order as McCnrtE ana
Dubuc each drove in a run. Score:
K. n. H.
cn.caeo ,... 100 c0o o1O--2 I"
Nov York ..... OoO 100 nox-3 |
vaughn. Martin and 0Farreli; k'il'-
Cor Dubuc and McCarty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
SSz#BH3a F====== IN The WORLD OF SPORTS ==== Sss1
SHUT OUT BALL
IS PITCHED To
The RED LEGS

BROOKLYN. May 14.-Grmcs pitch-
ed shut out ball today and Brooklyn
took the second straight game from Clh-
cinnali : Ia o. Only in The fourth IN
ming DID tho Reds threaten To score when
with one out. E0uSh and MaEcc sinSlcd.
Grimes then frightened up and Tanned
DaubCrt and Kupf.
In tho second inning. Myers made the
longest homo run irivc.cvcr sc"n INSIDE
Ehhcts Field the ball going through
dcn1> left cnNtar. SCOlN:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15

X-BaItcd for Ring IN the seventh IN
ming.
Two base hit-Olson.
Homo run-MaycrS.
Stolen haSCs--Olson. Griffith. Myers
Sacrifice hjts--L. MaC"r, Malone :.
Double plays-L. MaGce. Olson ana
Konc,chY.
Left on bascs-CinclnnatI 5: BROOKLYN
Z.
First base on crrors-Cinc!nnnt :.
Base on balls-Or Brcssler !; off
Grimes 3.
Hi;s-On Bresslcr in 4 Ia innings;
off Ring. In l % innings; &C Corner
in innings.
Struck out--By Brcsslcr 5; by Ring i;
by Grimes 3.
Wild pi1ch--Riug 1.
Winner pitchcr-Grimcs-
Losing 'pitcher-Bressler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
1yAvs FINALLY WIN.

BOSTON. May 14.-Timcly hitting en-
ahlcd Boston to gain its first home VIC
TORI. Of tho season today by defeating
Ct Louis to 2. Rudolph was given
pcrfcct support and kept hits scattered
cxccnt In tho sixth inning. when singles
by schultz. Shotton and Hornsby pro-
duccd two runs. Score:
K. II. y.
Doston Dol 11n 10S--i Il
<, louis ono 0n2 nnN-2 !
Rudolph and Wilson; Tucrn. Mead
ovs Shcrdcl Snyder md Clemens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
MANY DOUCHbOYS
SEE Wet DRY Of
PIRATE B j n { \

PHILADELPHIA. May 14.-T!melv
hitting and better fielding CAV" Pitts
burGh today's game with Philadelphia
TO g. Watson was ineffective in the
three innings he pitched and the Pirates
amaSsed 4 lead tho PhillleS wrrc unable
to overcome. Some 500 dOughbOys Cf
the 2ath division were guests of the
club. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
EASY FOR BROWNS.

ST. LOUIS Mo. May li.-Weilman
pitched shut out ball and ST. Louis bal
trd on, an eleven tn nothing victory over
Philadelphia in til" opening game OF the
series today. Score: Il II. +.
Philadelphia. ...... hN0 oHo nno q
st. Inuis...... hnl GIG l0x--l1 II n
Perry. Grcull. Watson and Perkins;
Wcilran and billings. Mayer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh. s: Philadelphia, ;.
Brooklyn. :; Cincinnati. 0.
New York. S; Chicago. ..
Boston, 4: ST. Louis, ?.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
Today's Games.

Chicago. II: Boston, 0.
Cleveland. II: Washington. ?.
st. Louis. IL: Philadelphia q.
New York l.: Detroit, 0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15

Jrs, on the Tunnel Green grounds III
Q o'clock. fas, game is expected as
both teams are evenly matched.
r Sherman and Nlcherson will form
the batteries for the Orioles and Seldom
and Smith for the North End.
The Orioles challenge any "A to l6
year old tcnm in the Ohio valley. Inc
Bachmnn Stars. Silver Stars and Stogie
Jrs., take notice. If accepted answer
through this paper. '.s'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
Today's Games.

Boston at Chicago.
Washington Mt Cleveland.
Philadelphia ut IT. Louis
New York Al Detroit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
ORIOLE NINE VS..
THE NORTH ENDS

Sunday afternoon the fast Orioles pr
the South Side will meet tho North End
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Two base hit-Jn ck$on.
Double play-RisbcrE. Gandil and
Weaver
Left en- hascs-ChicaGn !: Boston 4.
First base on errors-Chicago :.
BAGS OIL halls-NGys !.
Struck nut-By CiCotte 3.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games,
Standing Of Clubs,

st. Louis. =: chicago. !.
Cleveland. 8: Detroit, 5.
Others not scheduled.