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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
1872 ENTERED IN
~. Golf TOURNEY

NEW YORK. Aug. l@.-Srrr"'arF
Howard r. Whitney. of tn" Inllcd
States Golf Association. announced To-
day the entries and palrinEs for Inc ma
tional amateur golf championship. play
for which Will begin next saturday
morning ut tho oakm0nt country cum.
Allegheny county, Pennsylvania. Thrr'
are l22 entrants but NOR" ar" expect
ed by mail from distant clubs b"tor" inc
tournament starts. Only two Canadian
PLAYERS are among IN" aspIrantS 10 inc
title hut nearly all the prominent golf
Crs in the country ar" on the iist.
Among these are six former winners or
tho TIL" including Charles "thick
Evans. If Chicago. VIII" won th" last
championship pl'ycd for in 1916. at
Philadelphia. The CrStwh'l" holders or
III" nat rnnal honor who Will try for II
again this year arc Jerome II. Trav"rS.
Cprcr Mont clair. New jersey; four
time winner: Robert \. Gardner. Chi
cago. who won il twice: r.. NJ. Bycrs
Allegheny. Pennsylvania. the 1906 win
ncr; w. G. Fownrs. Jr. Oakmont. cham
piun Of 1910. and Francis Ouimct. tn"
Boston player who defeated Travcrs for
the title at the EkwanOk Country club,
Manchester. Vermont. five years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
.DEMpSEY'S MOTHER
ANSWERS SOME
DISPUTED QUESTIONS
Parents of Champion Hall From Logan
County, w. va.-Jack Was Born II
Salt Lake City.

Tho following is from tn" pCn Of wv.
II. f." sporting editor OF the salt Lake
Telegram:
Scarcely dag passes that docs not
bring me some inquiry about Jack p"mn-
scy. Salt Lakes new heavyweight cham
r,nn, They come thr"ugh tn" mail, over
the phon" and verbally. Most Of them
are questions have been answered d"z-
on times, hut some of them are evidently
still causing dispute.
This Mornings mail brings letter
from II Ruhc Bennett. Of Chicago, VINO
SAYS: "llcasr write me letter over
Your own signature setting out that Jack
Dempsey is Salt LAX" boy. so that
can settle Il lot Of argument.
The ogden Standard wants TO know:
isn't il fact that llyrum Dempsey
Is lacks stcprathCr and that the fight
rr's real name is not Dempsey"
In order to settle all arguments AT
once. therefore. the writer interviewed
Mrs. celia Dempsey. Jacks nothcr. Mrs.
DEMPSEY has answered all questions and
if there is one person in III" world VINO
should hr able to settle these arguments
il is the boxers mother.
In brief, here is the dope on the new
champion:
His name is William Harrison Dcnp-
scy.
Born ut Manassa, Colo In 1893.
son ii Hyrum and Celia Dempsey.
Mother and father both hail from Lo-
gan county. West Virginia.
Parents claim no relationship with inc
IIatricldS. MCCoyS ur other famous
mountainccrS of West Virginia. as rclat-
ed in Il West Virginia dispatch yesterday.
Parents came to Utah. taking UP thclr
residence Mt Provo. from Manassa, "hcn
William Harrison was hut child ana
resided at Provo until the boxer was
about l. years old.
Since leaving Provo the family mas al
WAYS lived in Salt Lake.
William Harrison Dempsey has -FOUR
brothers and three sisters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
FOR MOUNT UNION
Mount Union Football Team VIII Play
its Hardest Schedule
This Fall.

Mount Unions football team Will I'M
doubtCdly play its heaviest schedule lhis
fall SAYS Coach George OBri"n. ScN-
cral star players who hay" been on the
varsity in former years are returning
from overseas service and are expected
to cntcr school this fall
Among tho mon recently In tho ma
tion,l service who expect to rc-cnt"r
school arc Norman Cellars, quartcrhack;
Henry s. Brown. center; Larry Ir"wn.
star end: Earl McCaskey, half back:
Fracis Brennan. center; Leslie olingrr.
Nncsman: A. p Morris. baCkficld man;
Jack Cheney. fun back. Last cyarS
varsity men who ar" expected to play
this fall arc: John Chollcy. captain and
star half back: Stanley Cady. tackle:
Kelley Mcbride, end: Henry Wagner.
right half back: Joe Hermann. end: Corr
Zimmerman, guard: Dale Spranklc,lin"s
man; Ralph and Harold Ruch, backtIcld
mon: Howard Burke. end.
The heavy schedule announced by
Garduatc Manager Of Athletics Guy T..
Allott and Coach ORricn follows:
Sept. 270Canton Hi at Mount Union
Field.
Oct. 4-West Virginia Wesleyan NJ
Mount Union Field.
Oct. l1-Notrc Dame at South Bend.
Oct. 1S-Oberlin at Obcrlin
Oct. 25-Open.
Nov. 1-Akron at Akron
Nov S-Miami ut Mount Union Fold
Nov. l5--Case at Mount Union Field.
Nov 27-Woostcr at Mount Union
Field
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HARD GAME SUNDAY
FOR VANCE nine

What promises to he enc Of the b"s:
games played this season n thu
Twcnty-sixth street grounds Will h" tha;
Sunday afternoon. when tn" FAST War
wood Athletics meet III" NanC" \. {.
Tho game is expected To h" hard
fought rs both teams ar" sCrappy and
never give up until the final puinHt. II
tho Warwood lads play like they did
last Sunday when they met tn" Y. & o.
team. they should mako the Vance step
lively 10 win.
Manager Rcister. Of the Warwo"d
team, has gotten together n s"rappy 10
field and an outflcld that is hard I" beat
Tho Vance is q good all-around team
and should give good account Of them.
selves before tho final inning Sunday.
Tho following players Will probably
he seen in the WarwOod lineup: Wal
tors or Stewart. second base: G. Murray.
loft field: Lucas center field; OlhinTS
third base; Kelly. sh"rtst"r: Long. iirit
base: y. Murray. right field: +. Stun
mel. catcher. and Lasch pitcher.
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yVARW00D WANTS.
IMPROVEMENTS
CITIZENS TO VOTE A0A10
STREET AID 9YW11Au
BOND I8HU81. -
Lost 1t tho Last Election ~ 3ut xAee
VotsE-Surs That e WIN -.
Carry This Time.

warwood, that busy and thrivin1 Nv
tie suburb north Of the city, must b9tt
better streets and also better stHef
age system. II the town is to continr1'
to grow and take care Of It's people. 80
the members Of the present town toH.-
eminent are out working hard to pat
tho improvements across.
A few weeks ago the citizens yoteo
on $4,000 bond Issue. and It lAckM
three votes Of receiving the three-nnAt
OF the total vote needed to put HioNes
the top. The matter was not prope19
nut before the voters and 1t Is now ~
to the citizens to get busy and I'D ~
this work Of education.
Now 1t IS proposed to hold an9tnet
election, and at a meeting OF the toMt
council, to be held on Thursday. Il y
likely that the matter will he diseusSes
and a date set for holding tho eicctioA.
A special meeting may be held the eafty
mart Of next week for the purpose OF TAX.
ing care Of this important matter. ana y
is hoped that the citizens will taks -.
interest in the movement.
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FEAR GERMANS MAY
DESTROY zEPPEL|NS
Copyright. 1919. hy Tho Press Publish
inE 90. The NV York World
(SpcCial Cable DSpatCh)

ing Co The NV York World
Especial Cable DispatChD
LONDON. August FIN British and
other Allied services there Is n suSpi-
Cinn that tho Germans may attempt TO
blow UP their Xcppclins and other air
SHIPS rather than surrender them &C
CnrdinE to tho terms OF the peace treaty.
An Allied commission has been created
ratified by three siCnatorics to take pos
session of tho airShips and s"aplancs.
The World correspondent learns that
tho United States will be represented
on tho commission by naval and military
cXpcrts. II is expected that some mem
hcrS of tho commission will arriv" ut
Cologne headquarters tomorrow or llOn-
day.
In some German newspapers recently
thcrc have boon suggestions that Nd
miral Won Reuters dramatic sCuttlinG
uC tho German high s"aS fleet shoulc he
duplicated in disposinE Of the aerial
fleet 1t is known that ran-Gcl man in
flucnccS arc at work trying To bring
about tho explosion Of IN" great Zcppr-
Inns over tho Baltic sea by means OF
time fuses.
As most If tic big arship sheds arc
near IN" Baltic. this could II" don" cas-
Ilv. BIr tn cNplnd" them in their hang
ars would probably do heavy damage To
We and property. rs was III" cas-" dur
in:, IN" war. when ono I"pp blow up IN
IFS shed and caused tn" explosion Of tw"
others in sheds more than half mile
away. killing many p''s"hs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
International Labor
Conference Is Called

WASHINGTON, Aug. l2.-Thc Inter
national labor conference. provided for
in the peace treaty. has been called bS
President Wilson to meet in "a"Shing-
ton. October -.
All nations members OF tho 1nt"rna-
tional labor organization rs defined III
article 391 Of the peace treaty and those
which probably will bccom" members
prior To the conference. have been IN
yitcd To send delegates
Secretary Of Labor Wilson has been
asked by tho President To take charge
Of the arrangements.
The International Organization COM
mittcn Of the conference has completed
its work in London. and Ambassador
Davis hts been instructed to invit" tho
committee IN the name OF tho President
Ia meet IN Washington in September.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
GRACE Direct WINS
$4,000 STAKE IN THE
PHILADELPHIA MEET

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l2.-GrHc" ~
rect the speedy daughter 0f walter ~
rect Won a hollow victory m tn" S3ohn
stake for ":0G PAGERS. tn" fcatur" OF tho
opcning day of tho third annual grand
circuit meeting At thr Belmont DRIVING
Clubs track at Narh"rth to-day. The
race had only three starters and was
decided in straight heats. Grace lnr"ct
won rs she pleased. neither Frank Dewey
ror Edward r. being all" Ia push TN"
Tennessee mare ut any stage Of IN"
journey when Driver sturgeon let go or
her head.
The races wore decided on tho three
heat plan, every heat race and the
money was well split up.
Tho @:13 pace went four heats and
furnished tn" best contest Of the day.
I'd G,"rS' II"m"faSt. driven BY Ben
Walker. won the opening heat, Prince
Pepper tho second and Harper tho third.
TIL" thrc" heat wlun,r$ met in Nh"
fourth heat. which Harper won easily
N III
Thu los trat fur n" \ Il M&th' VS.
cup nnd a purse ct 81. n6n. furnished
90, Il racing. oscar Watts took tn" firS'
heat from lIrllyr""d Nal". VIII" got off
10 n bad start. tut badges mar" easily
"utclaSS"d tn" field and captured tn"
next two n clos" finishes.
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5S5 5=======5i IN The WORLD OF SPORTS ===9=== $$
CARNEGIE ESTATE
IS ESTIMATED TO
Be HALF BILLION

NEW YORK, Aug. l2-Thc wealth or
i<tndrcw Carnegie steel magnate anu
philanthropist. who died yesterday az
his summer home in Lcuox. Mass. Is cs-
timatcd mt $500, O00,0 900 When he rctir
ID in 1901 nc sold his securities of tho
tarmrEi" steel company 10 the Inted
States steel corporation for S3O3,45O.OUV
. IN bonds Of that company, besides STOCK
in the company. He was possessed or
large interests in addition 10 these
bonds.
. When he started in 1901 to give his
, forum" away he made nroads into his
capital for several years in gifts 10
libraries. for peace propaganda and TO
other phlani1rOpic causes: The main
body Of his fortune. however. is belt .eo
To have been left intact and in recent
I years 10 have increased by the accumu-
lation of interest until, according to cs-
Inmates today. it may approximate hall
a billion dollars. Tho fortune Of $685.
100000 in five per cent bonds, II allowed
to increase by tho accumulation OF in
tcrcSt and REIMBURSEMENT since l9Ol.
would amount to about billion dollars
: today. but his numerous bCncfactions
+ prevented that. According TO financial
! authorities. however. the iron masters
! ambition to die poor was not realized,
/ and despite the scale Of his philanthro-
! pics ii is believed that his fortune was
at his death as large as il ever was.
Mr. CarncGic's funeral will be held at
shadow Brook Thursday morning at II
o'clock. The Rev. Benson y. Wyman.
pastor Of the LcnoX Congregational
: church. where Mr.. and Mrs. Carnegie
, had n pew, and tho Rev. DR.. William
q, ricrson Merrill. pastor Of tho Brick
, Presbyterian church. New York. will!
, ofricatc. The body will bc taken on Il
special train to sleepy Hollow, y. y.
! for burial in a lot that Mr.. Carnegie had
bought some years ago. No services
, Will be hold in Now York city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
HOME STATIONS FOR
US. ARMY DIVISIONS

WASHINGTON. Aug. l@.--rcrman"nt
homo stations for the regular army di-
visions returning from overseas were
aunuunecd today as follows:
First. Camp Taylor. Kentucky: Sec
ond. Camp Travis. Texas: third. Camp
Pike. Arkansas: fourth Camp Dodge
Iowa; NTH. Camp Gordon Georgia;
sixth. Camp Grant. Illinois and seventh
Camp Funston. Kansas.
Each division is being returned to It's
home station FIR discharge of emergency
enlistment rl"n who desire to be rcleas-
cd and for recruitment and rcorGanlza-
ton on Il peace basis.
In announcing ;hc di,iSion caApS'
Secretary Tak"r said each would he
branch Of the University If khakai.
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new MASSACRES
IN ARMENIA FEARED
copyright. 1919. Ivy TIL" l'r"Ss Publish
ing 60. New York WorldD
Especial cahl" niSpatCh.)

PARIS. August l2.-C"l William Has
kcll, Allied high commissioner 10 Arm"-
MIA. has sent an urgent appeal l" lT"-
mirr rirnl"nr"an NJ president ~ IN"
nr,rC rnurrrrnrC to persuade tn" British
government tn l"aV" it's troops IN IN"
CauraSlIs after August L.. IN" date fixed
for their withdrawal. Colonel haSk"il
points out that anri-tr"mnian risinEs in
cviIahly attended by m1Ssacr"s. ar"
hound 10 follow immediately IN" d"par-
,urr Of the British forces
Americans familiar with tn" crit
STATE, cr affairs in Asia Minor ar" neg
rinE their Congress representatives L"
take action tending I" effect IL" SiahIIl-
cation rf the situation there. although
for tho moment TN" sending OF Am"rl-
can troops is not encouraged. II mas
hc,n rrpurtrd to the american commas
sion that the Young Turks ar" planning
nationalist rebellion I" prevent IN"
n,rtitirn If tho former ottoman empire
hv tho peace conferences.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
UNANIMOUS FOR
HIS CONFIRMATION

WASHINGTON. Aug. l2.-C"nirma-
ton by the scnat" Of the nomination Of
\ Mitchell Palmer to no attorney gem
cral was recommended in a unanimous
report today by III" senate Judiciary
Subcommittee which has been holding
hearings on the appointment Chair
man nillinGham said he believed the
full committee would approve the recon-
mcndatinn. Favorable action by tn"
srnlt" also is expected.
Opposition to Mr.. Palmer based prn-
Cipully upon his administration as alien
property custodian. developed several
weeks aE" when Senator FrcyltnEhay-
son republican. New Jersey presented
statements TO the suhcommittcp bear
ing upon alien property 'custodians
activities. Several witnesses In opposi-
ton to Mr.. Palmer were heard by the
subcommittee and the attorney gener-
al personally defended his record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
JESS BARNES
VICTOR FOR THE
1OTH STRAIGHT

BROOKLYN. AUG. l2.-Jcss harn"S
won his tenth straight gam" for New
York today. CpuallIuE tn" season
major l"aGur record held by $50" SHAW
key. Barnes had u pitchers ducI Win
Mitchell. tho Giants beating brooklyn =
to l. The SupcrhaS scored their "h'H
run in tho nrSt on Gr!1IthS l"rC' W
johnson. Zimmerman error and Myers
single. Chase forced Zimmerman III
tho second. advanced on Gonzales out
and scored tho ticing run on Burns SIN
gle. kaurr prevented Il tic in the n!nth
hv n great catch Of Wh"ats long n!.
Score:
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TWO WHEELINGITES
AMONG UNDEFEATED

PARKDRSBURG. w. Va. Aug. IL
Twenty single matches and on" doubles
match were played off for the first day
Of the state tennis tournament on the
ParkcrsburE Country club courts here
Monday Play was postponed to-day on
account Of rain. All matches except tho
finals in singles and doubles Will he fin
ishcd by Wednesday night and tn" cham
pionship events will be played off on
Thursday afternoon.
The only players to remain undcfcat-
cd in the singles at the end Of tho first
days play were Armbrustcr and George
Wilson, OF Wheeling; Turner. Tate. Hall,
Johnston. Rathbonc and Stublc Field. or
Parkcrsburg.
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BENWOOD WANTS GAME
WITH ELM GROVE

Tho Bcnwood baseball team would l'K"
to arrange for gam" next !fihhhE IL
tcrun0n with the Patterson and Film
Grove nine, to be played on tn" H"n-
wood grounds on South Marshall
street. To arrange for games cal! lee
gan ut R"nwood IL.
All Bcnwood players arc requested L"
meet at the Nick Hell grounds Thurs
day evening. to arrange for Il trip away
from homo.
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BUTLER ACCEPTS

Hun Eurl,r uf this city accepts the
,hall,ug" Of Jack !"tty Of Youngstown.
ohio. for u bout Hur tlmr ana any place.
II priIy viii u"S' any sum h" cares t.
with Thr Wh",linE lu'"lliE"nccr. Butler
Will cover il and guarantee" 10 throw the
ohio crappi"r ihr'" times in on" hour.
lie further stated that h" could throw
the Youngstown ErappIcr as easy as h
would Il small child.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
10. OF. ENTERTAIN
SOLDIER MEMBERS

Members Of Excelsior lodge OF Odd
Fellows gave a royal entertainment for
their soldier members last night.
Eats" music and speeches. along with
special entertaining features. marked
the evening Tho returned service men
were given a zeal glad hand and many
talks of experiences in the trenches, on
Uncle Sans big sea dogs and through
out the military service were given. Ex-
celsior lodge has unveiled q service flag
andi honor roll in honor Of her service
men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
WEST VIRGIN|A'S
OLDEST ODD FELLOW
IS DEAD AT SO
,nncial nisnaiCh TO the 1ntelllGcnccr.

Special Dispatch to the lntelllscncer'
ELKlNS, W. Va. Aug. l2.-Ico' +.
Foulk. 90, the oldest inmate of the IN
6ependent Order Of odd Fellows sta.c
home here. and probably the Oldest odd
Fellow in the state, died TO day OF m
firmities incident to old age, MI.
Foulk became a member of the order IN
1880 at Gettysburg. Pa. and 1.-THE time
Of his death belonged to Caledonia lodge
No 4. Sherhcrdstown. w. Va. He mad
bcen an inmate of the home here TOT
six years. He was born IN Perry coun-
". Pa. Two sons and two dOlghtcrs
survive. Burial will take place at SheP-
hcrdstOwn.
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WEEKEND GAMES

Tho .Mncks will take jAunt to
N0undsvillc on Saturday 10 meet tho
crack Mound City aggregation in III"
afternoon ut ? o'clock on ia" FIfrh street
hall park. Burkhart viii likely pitch
for the locals Will" N"UharIt WILL in
all probabilities. do the mound work
for III" d"wn-rivcr lads. ON Sunday tho
locals will go to NannnTtun.
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TWO base hits-Burns. Flctcncr
stolen hascs-Tl"tChCr. Doyle.
Sacrifice hit--Myers.
Double plays Fletcher. Chase:
Fletcher. Doyle.
Loft on basc-Ncw York. o; Brook
Ign. 5.
Hosc on balls-On Mitchell. l.
Struck out-By Barnes. 2: by
Mitchell, ..
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Tho biggest game or IN" season is
scheduled at Lca%uc park Sunday after
noon. when the liaG"rS meet IN" Martins
Ferry Eagles In tho S'""nd Of Il series
of games for tn" championship "f IA"
Ohio Valley. The l:uu"rS VIII uS.' their
regular lineup. Will" it j. not known
who Manager Ruwl'y. If thu l,HElcS.
will start the gam" with.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
SPEAKER MADE
NINE CATCHES
IN OUTF|ELD

NEW YORK. Aug. 1c.-Cleveland made
n three out "f four from New York. win
ming the last game OF tn" series today
to I.
Gov clcskic had the better OF ModridEe
IN A pitchers battle. Modridgc weaken
cd in the sixth. and Cleveland scored
twlre or Grancy'S double.
Speaker mad" min" catches and throw
Out a runner AZ the plate. y sensational
cnc-handcd catch ny Wick cut off two
cleveland runs in the second inning.
Score:
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WASHINGTON BEATEN

TOLEDO. Aug. 1.-THE Rail Lights,
n local scmi-profcssional baseball club.
pounded Fuller for runs, one OF when
was n four base wallop. in the second
inning and the Washington ciuo OF inc
hibition game here today Z 10 ?. The
visitors were unable 10 solve Bells de-
livery. Score: =, -
Rail lights $50 O0O OGx-7 10 u
Fuller. Gill and .Agncw: Bell and
RrencCan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
Judge Champe Named
Census SUPERVISE

WASHINGTON. Aug. 12.-Additione'
appointments Of supervisors TOT =.
1920 census announced today tncteayi
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nisttigA
Louis Liebert. Pittsburgh.
West Virsinia-Sixth district, JudGt
Vernon c. Chanpe, Montgomery.
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Two base hits-Graney.
Stolen bases-Spcaker, Gardner.
Sacrifice mits-Pratt. Pipp. Chapman,
Magridge.
Double playsSpeaker and O'Neill.
Left on bases-New York, 5: Cleveiano,
I.
Struck out-By Modrijge. 2: by Covel-
cskie, ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
JONES KNOCKED OUT

BOSTON. Aug. 12-Sr. Louis knocked
Jones out Of tho box today in the third
inning and won 10 to :. Although Bos-
ton hit ShoCker freely. he was effective
with men on bases. Score.
r. II. f..
ST. Louis cn4n1o Oslo 10 o
Boston go. | n q q o. 10
Shocker and S"vcrcid: Jones, Musscr.
McGraw and SChanG.
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Manager RI

Manager Rcuthcr. "C the Patterson
and Elm Grove team. j. requested /" call
III" manager Of IN" I"nw"uI baseball
'.'"'.' ~ .r"Gard II n game I" h" played
next Sunday afternoon on the Ecnwood
grounds.
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BASKETBALL
BASEBALL
FOOTBALL
TIMELY hits
HELP TIGERS
BEAT MACkS

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. l. ~
hitting enabled Detroit I" WIN the 80, =.
straight game from PhlIaor'P''" ~.
9to s. Cobb's base running lea'u'
- scored from second in the third inning
when turner fumblcd Heilmans ground
er Score:
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Today's Games

I.ittshurgh NJ Boston.
cincinnati at New York (2);
St. Louis at Philadelphia %.
Chicago at brooklyn CD.
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t,hI,do,rbia .100 012 0:0-S
Twob ase hits-Cobb ,: Witt, Johh-
ston. Ainsmith.
Home rup-Burns.
Stolen bascs-Shorten. Jones-
Sacrifice flicS-BurnS. Bush.
Double plays-Thomas asd PERKINS
Kinney. Turner and Perkins; flagsIea"
and Young.
Left on bascs-Detrolt s; Phlladeipnia
IS. VIZ,
ncy .: Leonard 5.
Hits-Off Johnson 5 in innings;
off Kinney in 5 innings.
Hit by pitch"r-hy Leonard ChoPpl
STRUCK out-By Johnson >: by Kinney
!: by Leonard ..
Wild ritches-Johnson. Kinney, Leon
ard.
Losing pitch"r-Johnson.
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WON BY PITTSBURGH

SPRINGFIELD. Mass Aug. 12-Pitts-
burgh National league club defeated tho
Springfield Eastern league team here to-
day in an exhibition game. 10 0. Score:
r. H F.
Pittsburgh ..1o2 900 100-t .
Springfieid 900 900 0O0-0 0
Ponder and Blackwell; Green and Will
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games
Standing o. GIBBS.

Detroit .: Philadelphia s.
Cleveland :: New York !.
ST. Louis 10: Boston ).
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Gninsa
Standing Of Clrb7.

NY No others scheduled.
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Today's Games
None scheduled.
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CARDS DEFEATED

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 1o-Scorc
r. II. l.
st. Louis Nationals ......... ). II
Klein Chocolates ..........
Tuero and Clemens; Klein. Mellinger
Harmed and Trout.