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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-07
RECORD RULES
WILLARD K. D.
VICTIM IN ord

TOLEDO. O.. July because Of the
controversy over the duration Of the
heavyweight championship contest be-
tween Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey
and whether Dempsey should be cred
tied with a knockout, Ollie Pecord. ref-
ercc Of the Independence day match.
ruled tonight that Willard had been
knocked out in the third round.
Referee Pccord also ruled that the
Rght ended at the close Of the third
round. despite the fact that the towel
was not tossed into the ring from Will
lard's corner until the bell had sounded
for the fourth round. willard, how
rrCr. did not leave his chair to answer
tho call for the fourth round.
Tex Richard. promoter Of tho contest.
requested an official ruling from Pec"rd
because of the hundreds Of kilograms
hc had received asking II Dempsey
should 10 credited with a knockout vic
tory and when the bout was officially
ended.
{. H. Shysler. OF Chicago. who oper-
atcd rari-mutuel machines and a book
on the contest, announced he had
cleared sS2700. He said that II the
contest had ended in tho first round. his
winnings would have totalcd s126.S22
mud if Willard had answered the bell for
the fourth round they would have been
reduced to $4,000.
willard was disturbed tonight by ru-
mors that he was dying. that he had
been removed TO a hospital and that he
was dead. The defeated champion has
entirely recovered from the effects Of
the punishment Dempsey gave him, and
has decided to motor TO his home in
Lawrence. Kan. MS soon as his injured
eye Ia healed. Mrs. Willard md a few
PERSONAL friends will make the trip with
him.
Richard announced that both the
boxers were paid in full last night.
Dempsey was given s27.500 in cash,
while Willard got $4,000 in Liberty
bonds and the remaining $50. 900 Of his
$lNn ono guarantee in cash.
Souvenir hunters started to tear
down the arena today and twenty po-
l"cmcn arc guarding the structure to-
night.
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ARMY FOOD SURPLUS
TO Be TURNED into
MARKET At COST

WASHINGTON. July G.-Just as Rep
rcscntativc Rcavis. Of Nebraska. chair
man Of the subcommittee on quarter
master supplies OF the house war de-
partment investigating committee. an
nounccd that his committee Will begin
Monday an inquiry designed TO "force
all excess food holdings of tho army on
the market" G. w. Hare. director or
sales of the war department. announced
that surplus stocks Of canned meats aid
vegetables will he sold to municipalities
in carload lots on deferred payment
plan. Tho vegetables will be sold at
cost and the meats at 20 per cent less
than cost.
Mr.. Hare will be tho first witness be-
fore the Rcavls committee Monday. His
action today will dctNct from the IN
terrst in tho investigation, which earlier
promised heated clashes.
We are going to the bottom Of the
whole thing" Chairman Rcavis said.
we want In know why this food was
not put on the market months ago, and
why 'ho war department afterward re-
crdcd - rHii II in no less than 10000
pound lots.
There are 100000 600 pounds Of sur
PLUS mNetS. bought Mt an average cost
of from IS to 40 cents q pound. In a
few months. according 10 Mr.. HHre
own statements. se''sc meats will have
spoiled. Why arc they still he'd?
We arc going 10 find out all about
the relations OF packers with the war
department. and whether they had any
hand in holding these meats off the
Market
The only condition attached 10 tho
offer Of carload lots Of food supplies 10
,Iofr h. hs1 hn
rcsuld 10 tho general public ut cost.
No community will b" permitted to .pur-
chase less than ono carload Of the sup
plies.
The stocks OF vegetables to he put on
sale consist OF canned corn. peas baked
beans stringlesS beans and tomatoes
The meats include bacon In cans and
crates. roast beef. corncd beef and
corned beef hash.
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WEST V|RG|NIAN TO
name GRID MANAGER
Chancellor, Parkersburger, who Ii
MAnager-Elect, VIII Not
Return
SneCial IN Tho IntelligcnCCr.

Special To nc inltllIHcI' w.
MORGANTOWN. July 6.-Bill Chan
ccllor Of Parkcrsburg. w. Va. who was
elected manager Of the West Virginia
football team for 1918. the season that
was abandoned before the first game,
will not return to the university this fall
and this important student position is
omen. Chancellor was elected at tho end
Of the 1917 season. as per tho usual Gus
tom. but did not return in 1918. as he
was in the service as lieutenant. No
successor was selected for the post. aod
when It was thought, some time ago.
that Chancellor would return. the ath-
letic board reelected him for 1919. Now.
however. hc writes that nc cannot re-
turn this fall, and a successor viii be
chosen when the season opens. 1t is
likely that tho question OF n manager
will be deferred till tho season is we'll
under way, so that all tho candidates
may have an opportunity to show their
ability in actual competition. Already
th-rc are more than n dozen applicants
for tho position. including Don Dcwar.
Of Parkcrsburg: Floyd Sayrc. of Hunt
ington: II. T.. DcPue and Freddy Mc1n-
tosh, OF Spencer: Lloyd Eneix. Of Wheel
ing; Sterling Rottome. Of MoundsVille:
Hubert Kidd, of Millsboro: Thomas Male,
Of Morgantown. and several others.
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universally dissatisfied and anxious tn
return to Russia Among Jugo -Slavs
the prospects Of emigration were not
large. but 1t was expected that Magyars
(Hungarians) would return In large
numberA Rumanians also were eager
to return; in fact 1t was reported that
nearly all were going back. Tho Ru-
manians have become little adjusted to
conditions in this country and OF q
parish Of 5000 not moro than 100 Wera
expected to remain.
Many UkrainianS want to 90 back but
the political situation In tho Ukraine IL
an important factor. There are . great
many unmarried UkrsinianS In the city
mentioned and these men are naturally
more or less free to remain or 70 80,
There Is much talk among the Greeks OF
returning but the number who will actu-
ally 20 IS not expected to be 80 large ~
was at first anticipated, because during
the war many have married and now
consider themselves established In AM
erica Among italians there ID in nor
NAL times a considerable movement to
and from Italy and no important exodus
IS looked for.
A similar summary collected from In
vestlgations among steamship agents In
the same city indicates that many Rus
sian Jews want to return to Russia
There have been many request for pass
age from Greeks and Italians. More
Poles are tnquiring for tickets than be.
fore the war. Several agents expressed
the view that aliens would remain here
80 long as work could be had.
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.CLARkS VERSUS
FERRY EAGLES

Next Sunday afternoon. July 18th. at
League Park. the Clark A. c.. well known
colored team Of this city. will meet tho
fast Ferry Eagles, and hard battle Is
sure to take place. as the Clarks are
after revenge for tho last gamo which
was won by the Eagles. 5-4.
The Clarks have greatly Improved.
With tho addition Of several now players,
Bartlett, Hollinger and Jackson. OF last
years team, Carpenter will be at short
stop instead Of Rivers. Banks will do the
hurting Green is from the Smoky city.
whrre ne did good work for tho Jones
All-Stars last season. Captain has built
up his outfield. In Jackson and Bart
lett, who Is classed with tho best out
fielders in tho Valley. tho Eagles Will
have trouble ahead Of them.
Powell. tho star colored backstop In
this section, Will do tho receiving.
while Banks Dabney and Green VIII DO
the hcaving. Tho game will start prompt
ly at 3 o'clock and q largo crowd Is ex-
pectcd to attend.
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DILLONVALE INDIANS
DEFEATED REYMANNS

Tho Df1lonvale Indians eaRely defeat
cd the wilson-Phul O. Reymann Packing
nine, July Fourth. at Dillonvalc. by a
score of 100. Two games were schcdul-
cd but owing to tho big holiday. only
ono Eame was played. Tho feature Of
the game was tho pitching OF Amos Ter
Ia and peg TO tho plato from center
field by Porter.
Tho score:
DiIlonvalo Indians
,..,.o % 4 2 x-1o - /
wilson-Paul o. Reymanus--
,,...0 0 0 q q o n o. q .
Homo runs-Ostroski, Porter. Two
base hits-Ostroski. Amos Zcrla 2. Ga
luyse Clark. Sacrifice hIts-Snyder |.
Fashion .. Sacrifice fly--Galuyso. Hit
by pitched ball-Riclkn. Base on balls
OFF Calmer .. Struck out--ByZcrla S;
by Colmer 10. Umpirc-David Tclford.
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RULE Nine DEFEATS
Florence CLUB SO
East End Aggregation viotors In Hard
Fought Battle ut Tunnel
Green Grounds.

The Rule A. c. defeated the Florence
aggregation Of Bellaire by the score G
to yesterday afternoon on the Tun-
mel Green grounds. Tho feature OF tho
game was the hitting OF the Rules.
Florence made one run in the first.
two in the third, two in tho NTH and
three in the ninth. The Rules made
two in the second. two in tho NTH and
1--WE in the ninth.
Yockum pitched seven innings and
Smoke" Miller the remaining two. while
Martin did the receiving, Straub did
some fine batting. getting two two-base
hits and single. Miller hit for two
bases in and ninth with two on. winning
the game.
The Rules would like to hear from
Glencoe, Buckeyes Of Yorkville. Dillon
vale Indians or Belmont. Ohio. for a
game to be. played next Sunday. Call
1851 at any time and ask for J. w.
Lynch.
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RUSSIANS TO LEAD
IN Aliens EXODUS
Survey Of Foreigners Now In United
States Indicates Many Will
GO Back.

WASHINGTON. July 6.-Russians in
the United States arc generally dissatis-
fed and will return to their own country
after the war in large numbers. accord
ing to a survey by tho investigation and
inspection service of tho Department Of
Labor The service has tabulated re-
suits for a large Western city which are
believed to be typical.
Among Poles the opinion was tibet
cvcn if Poland should become free most
Poles would remain in America, though
many may so to Europe temporarily to
look up relatives or property holdings.
Among Lithuanans the feeling was that
unmarried Lithuanans who have ptrp-
rrty in this country would remain here
rather than risk the uncertainties
abroad. but that representatives, wtuld
be sent back 10 get word OF relatives or
friends.
Russians, it was reported. were almost
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BIC LEAGUES WEEKLY REVIEW

NEW YORK. July 6.-The New York
Nationals were ousted from first place
today for the first time since May 16,
CinCinnau's double victory over Pitts
burgh today giving tho Reds a 0nc-point
advantage over the Giants. The New
York Americans, who retained their
leadership made a season rcord Of 10l
hits last week, but these sent only
enough men across the plate to win six
games out Of 10. a pace easily met by
Chicago.
The New York Nationals won a game
from Boston and lost two games out Of
three to Brooklyn. Philadelphia was
Giant victim three times. Barnes holding
the Quakcrs to one hit-a homer by era
vath.
Cincinnati took three ous OF four from
Chicago and had revenge for st. Louis
pounding Of six Red pitchers last Sum
day by cleaning up in four-game Sc
rios with tho Cardinals at the end Of the
week. Ruethcr, of Cincinnati, ran up
his consecutive victories today to eight.
Three successes in five games with
Pittsburgh kept Chicago in third place.
Brooklyn made It thrce straight fro m
Philadelphia last Sunday and defeated
Boston three times in Ave games. includ-
ing today's game. Konctchy, Brooklyn's
; first baseman, made O seasons record by
getting 10 hits in 10 successive times at
bat during the week.
Pittsburgh lost it's FIRST game at home
with ST. Louis Wednesday.
Philadelphia lost all seven games,
making a total of nine straight losses,
The opposing teams averaged seven runs
and IL hits against the Quakers.
In the American league. New York
took two out of three from Boston and
four out OF eight from Washington, in
GLIDING today's game. Russell shut out
Washington Tuesday and Johnson
blanked the Yankees Thursday. Shaw
keys tenth consecutive victory Friday
was aided by four home runs. two Of
which were made by Baker.
Chicago. after dropping a game to st.
Louis. took three games out Of four with
Cleveland. which ended its losing streak
! at six games Tuesday. Chicago beat De-
trot two times out Of three,
Cleveland was held to- one hit by
Fhmkc, of Detroit, last Sunday. defeated
st. Louis twice Friday and was stopped
by Sothoron. of the Browns Saturday.
Detroit and ST. Louis broken even in
four games. the Tigers defeat Tuesday
being their first after string OF eigl-
victories.
In seven-gamc series with Philadel-
phia. Boston came out no top four times
Saturday the Athletics. for the first
time this season. won a doublc-header
Philadelphia and Washington split two
games. johnson pitching shut-out last
Sunday.
The weeks record In each league. Of
games played. won and lost. with runs,
hits, errors men left on bases and runs
scored by opponents. including games
| OF Saturday. July 5. is as follows:
=
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SCHOOL ron, WATERS.

LONDON, June l5.-The wearth CT
good English walters has prompted the
Loyal British Walters and Chefs Soc!e-
~ TO open a school for tho training or
boys IN tho trade. Applicants will be
admitted 10 classes where they will
hear lectures by famous cooks. and
where they will be educated in Ian
guages and department. During the
war, walters were largely displaced BY
women who. through their attractive
ness and strict attention to their work
bid fair TO retain their positions. making
a higher standard for the male attend
ant necessary.
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VANCE EASILY DEFEATS
M'MECHEN WHITE SOX
Locals Win 1Ast Dame On the 3WsAty.
sixth Street Grounds By
Score 127.

The Vance A. c.. Of the South Side,
added another victory to their list yeo-
to-day afternoon. when they defeated
the McMcehen White Sox by the score
Of - to Z. on the Twenty-si1th street
grounds.
The McMechen lads started ont
strong in the first. getting five runs, but
were almost helpless after that. The
feature Of the game was the hitting OF
Griffith and Burke, the latter getting
home run in the eighth with two men
on the bases.
The score:
McMcchen -. 500 DOL olo-7 8 8
Vance 100 O13 34x-12 Is 1
Battery for the Vance: Burke. Grtf-
nth and Gorsuch.
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$50 HARNESS HORSES
At CLEVELAND FOR
GRAND CIRCUIT meet

in readiness for the eleventh annual
grand circuit opening Of harness racing
at North Randall tomorrow. AL tho
prominent drivers and approximately SEQ
pate in the FIVE days program. At least
Ave races are to be contested each day,
with six or possibly seven on certain
days.
with a purse Of $4,000 tops the opening
card with the Forest City two year old
trot another feature.
The principal tretting event OF the
meeting, the Ohio stake Of $4,000 for
2:0S trotters rs on Wednesdays program.
The track is in almost perfect condi-
ton, and with continued good weather,
predictions are that several new recorda
will be established.
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NACKS DEFEAT
PADEN CITY
WHEELING TEAM wpES RANDux
By ovE1wKELMIT4 SCORE
or TO q.
According TO the Dops, MAcfs nnAKe .
Better Showing with Them Than
Did the BauerS.

Special to The 1ntellfgencer.
PADEN CITY, w. Va, July 6.-The
crack McConkcy nine Of wheeling.
walked away with the local aggregation
here this afternoon by a score Of to 2.
The feature Of the gane was the pitch
ing. fielding and batting OF Burkhart'
the mound mainstay Of tho Wheeling
nine. The game was interesting and
was won by superior playing.
In a game here last Sunday tho Bauers
defeated the locals by score OF to T.
The game today was a much better ex-
hibition. and according to dope on tho
two games, the Macks played better
game against the home team than tho
Bauers.
The score:
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DOUBLE WIN OVER PIRATES
SENDS REDS INTO THE LEAD

CINCINNATI. O., July e.-Cincinnati
went into first place in the National
League race to-day by winning ootn
games of a double header from Pits
ourgh before the largest crowd that mas
been on the local field in several years
by scores Of s. 10 and to 0. Salies
and Ruether pitched tnvinciole ball. tho
latter winning his eighth straight game
when no shut out the Pirates. The sec
ond gamo was called at the end or the
sixth inning to allow the Cincinnati
team TO catch a train FOR Boston The
scores. FIRST game:
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GLOOMY CONDITION.

TREvES, June 1o.-Mail from Ham
burg passing through the American CEN
sorship indicates a gloomy condition or
affairs there, socially and economically.
According to letters from individuals
writing to relatives or friends in the
American occupied era, since all the nav
igation companies had to surrender their
ships to the Entente there has been Co.
900 to 10000 men walking the streets in
search Of work.
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W|LDNESS Of
MAYS HELPED
THE CH|CACOS

CHICAGO. July 6.-May's wildness
enabled Chicago to win from ST. L"uls.
TO g. today, on four hits. The VISIT
Ing pitcher forced in the tying run IN
the eighth inning. then made via
pitch. which gave the Cubs tho winning
counter. Chicago used three pitchers
and the Cardinals scored all their runs
off Douglas. Score:
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, WANT GAMES

The Rush Run A. c. would like to
book games with local teams. especially
the following: Dillonvale, Vance. Rules.
Martins Ferry Athletics. McConkeys.
welIsburgs. Bauers. Stcubenvillc and
Ninro. The Rush Run boys have been
having a good season. winning 10 games
out Of IL. To arrange for games write
Frank Bromer, Rayland. Ohio, r D. 2.
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WON IN THE FIRST

BROOKLYN. July Six runs scored
and a pass off Grimes, proved too great
a handicap for Brooklyn to overcome to-
day, the Braves winning'6 to 4. MamauS
who relieved him held the visitors TO
three hits in s Ia innings. while Smith
r. IL E.
Boston ... 600 900 ooo-s 10
Brooklyn 1900. 100 oo3 900 10 2
Demaree and Gowdy; Grimes. MarnauX
Smith and Miller.
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CLEVELAND BEATEN

ST. LOUIS. July 6-The hitting OF
Earl Smith, williams and SEVERED was
responsible for st. Louis second straight
victory over Cleveland today, to 3
nine hits and either scored or drove In
all the home teams runs. Score:
Cleveland ...-.. 600 DOL 002-3
Myers, Phillips and ONeill; Weilmar
and SEVERED,
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#E#EF7 E==5=a IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS E====== H$S /
DEMPSEY, NATIVE Of WEST Va, j.
WILL VISIT IN THIS STAT

made known his
visiting relatives W" Virginia Dempsey says his Mountain
old feudEt families
A. H Moundsvie
with
mule n each
Williamson
Williamson, Va, July g. 1919
Wheeln Wheeling, W. Va:
fathers
Jack born in Logan county
PORTER Mayor
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Blaine DEFEATED
y. WARWOOD; 1910

Yesterday afternoon. on the Richland
grounds, the Warwood nine was defeated
by the Blaine A c. by q score OF IL to
10. The feature Of the game was the
heavy hitting Of both teams, especially
that Of Stewart for the Warwood boys
The score:
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Two base titS-Nlcholson.
Three base hlts-Bres:ler. Sallee, Lee
Stolen bases-Seale. Nicholson, Lee
Sacrifice hfts-Daubert, 2; Bressler.
Double play-TerTy to cutshaW to
MollwitZ-
Left on oases-Pittsourgh, Z; Ctncin-
natl s.
Base on balls-Otf Sallee, /; of Coop
er. S.
Hits-Off Cooper, IN innings; off
Hill in I inning.
Struck out-By Cooper, p
Passed ball-Lee.
Losing pitcher-Cooper.
Second game: r. H. &
Pittsburgh .......0 0 0 0 0 o. 0 .
Cincinnati .......0 0 0 . % S 0
Carlson and Schmidt; Ruether and
Wingo.
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EAGLES
DEFEAT AGNES

Featured by the heavy hitting and
base running Of the Eagle nine. tho
Acme nine Of Steubcnvillc, went down
to defeat before the Ferry Eagles by
an overwhelming score Of IL 10 l, yes
terday afternoon at League Park.
The Eagles were never in danger
scoring only in the sixth. when lhey
punched three hits. Tho fielding CT
Prysock and the hitting Of Chopper and
Crum featured.
The score:
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POOL CLOSED

The West Virginia State Fair swim
ming pool was empticd last evening and
will be given It's weekly securing and
cleaning today. The pool will be open
ers. About 1900 people witnessed the
exhibition thea day afternoon.
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Two-base hit-Deal. Stolen bases
Stock CD, Mann. Sacrifice hits-Doug-
las. Snyder, Smith. Sacrifice fly-Deal
Left on bases-Chicago. 9; st. Louis, 8.
Bases on halls-Off Douglas. 2: off May.
8: off Bailey. l. Hits-Off Douglas. 8
in S innings; off Bailey. l in innings.
Struck out-By Douglas. /: by Bailey,
II: by Hendrix. l: by May. 2. wild
pttch-May. Winning pitcher-Hendit IL
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ASHLAND DEFEAT
MORGANS; 7 TO 4

In a good game on the Nick Hell
grounds, Bcnwood tho Ashland A. c.
If Bnnwood easily defeated the Morgan
nine Of McMechen yesterday afternoon.
by a scoro Of "a. Tho game was called
for half hour on account Of the rain
the game was the hitting OF Schafrcr
and tho pitching Of Fiber for tho Ash
lands. Tho score:
r. H. E
MorGans ----.. 0l0 IoI co.'s : !
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yANKS BEATEN
WITH JOHNSON
On THE SLAB

NEW YORK, July Standardization de-
fcatcd New York hero today in the NTH
game of the series by a score OF to l.
The Yankees made 10 hits off Walter
Johnson, but we're unable to bunch them.
Score:
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Homo run-Stewart- Three-pase hts
Stewart, weitzel. Two-base hits-Stew-
art. G. Murray. Clary. Johnston. Lump.
Bases on balls-On Almond 8, Of Swir-
tay 4. Struck out-By Almond Z, by
swirtay 7. Umpire-Sutton.
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Two-base hItS-FIpp, NNSSCII' IHTee-
base hit-Milan. Homo run-MenoskeY.
Double play-Pratt, Pcckinbaugh and
pipp. Left on bases-Ncw York 8. Wash
ington 2. Bases on balls-Or Russell ].
Struck out-By Russell I by johnson 4.
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Tho greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity TO use
The Intelligencer Want ACs.
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HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YeEterday's Games

Yesterdays Games AZ
Cincinnati. 8; Pittsburgh, !.
Cincinnati. .: Pittsburgh. o.
Chicago. 4; st. Louis, 3.
Boston. S; Brooklyn, g.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City 5: Newark 3.
Rochester s: Binghampton ).
Buffalo 9; Toronto 3.
Baltimore 10: Reading 8.
Baltimore s: Reading 2.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Washington. 3: New York, l.
Chicago. 4; Detroit, l.
Clevelanddd. 8: ST. Louis. 8.
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RIvER TEHEo1An

Davis Island Dam 9.3 feet, stAt3ooary;
clear.
Morgantown 7.o feet. falling; cloudy.
Warren 8 feet, falling; fair.
Oil City l foot, falling: clear.
Petersburg 81 feet. falling; olooA ]