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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
.LINSLY RECEIVES
REAL TEST AGAINST
MAGNOLIA SATURDAY
Orange ana BLACK Holding Hard WORK
outs for wsok-Hpillers moved
PROM End to BaCkneld
Yesterday.

The IInaly CADETS grid team VIII 70
c~i,e their nrst real test OF thoir HCh"h
uln on saturday afternoon nj tho nint"
fair grounds. when they tnh" tn" n"Id
ngninrt Magnolia High OF Sew Mar
tinnvlllr. m preliminary to TIA" Mar
.ctiu-lt"lhnny KnTn"
Gonrh %urr han been working hin
bow hard FOR IA" pnnt f"w weeks "nh
ycrtcrdny'r workout r"nElH'"d or Il
riynnI arm aud II IlKhi w"rimmaKc. and
the new mentor wa we'll pl"RE"d with
tho showing ot IA" team tn" "ndr'H
showing against Wnrw""d VIII hnr"
iu ha improved In every way " ih"S
,xpcct a. hnud ia" vINIt"ra n lnclng. nv
many bad holes viii hay" I" 10" patched
M which showed ont plniuly IN tn"
WnrwuOd game.
Captain SpilI"ra has been r"m"N I'd
from his old end position L. hair
back lob aud SChcucrlCin haH been
nhIrted To the vacant terminal. This
switch may prove great help I" the
cadets In Saturdays game. although
something beside pep" VIII he mis-
INK on the line. with Captain Spiders
playing in the haCkilcld The game
will be called AZ so sharp. and Will
be played AZ preliminary 10 tn Mari
eta Bethany contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
THE
WHOLE WORKS
FOR ORIOLES

Baltimore Oc, . SlnKlchaud"d dId
Jack li"ntlny. star pitcher ana hiN'
i,r,, .,uri,i .r, nullt.u,.., III. HtI. .,,
league champions. r"uh ~ rnui, win
urra ~ tho American IrshriHliUu. down
10 defeat this afternoon In Tia" NTS'
gnru- ~ their pot -n"n-Ou r'rl"H by
count ut u Ia 2 Will" his twiriinK was
u bit IuuAo toward the rIuS" h'" hitting
WINS Of the Ilahe Ruth type. aud hl" tw"
four 80 the nv" runs "hhiiS"d up 1" hl7
ionni" credit
Tho veteran Charley IIuu opposed
baltimore. nuh h" pitched good n.
!cIc 81 built Throughout SnN" l'cn'I"y.
the remainder OF tho local squad could
do nt,lC nr nothing with Hall "urv'h
I'm tho pln"hes. He kept lhr hit column"
lower thnn nontloy did, but IA" Halt
more twirlcr show Cd hla b"ht Ia tight
places
baltimore took tho lead In the "p"n.
INK round when siuglr by JH'Ob'""
aud "A doubt" by Iulduu turned ih"
trIck. Tho SnlnIS "V"ncd II ur Ia 'h'
fourth on luEEeItE homo run ts"' Il
nrnIIcy.s nrst fuur-ply HIuRHh account
inK Tor tho UiIdn' counter. whit" IA bon"
GA bulls u It and wv" nn'rllC"r nel''d
Tia" one | o iho saint"
H'uEI"r hy l.nwIy und J"'"hn"n. f"I
lowed hl lonilrJn Ir'"uh "lEh'N
sInnnh s"ut home ihc Iihda To-" 81
Iuna la lho eighth I"unh t""I lnh""
hiis EAvo iho l"AcrB th"Ii ia" Ia ia"
,l"alua I"unh
Except f"T "a ioIh", hrlEh wl"d Whit l.
LI,,u n,I"Hn Iic nold IL" h", va" Ideal
g., ImHrim,II An"m ,.100 fn"H w'i' !"
Attendance h'"t'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
WESLEYAN WORRIED OVER RESULT
OF GROVE CITY CAME SATURDAY

Wesleyan machine tho grcnIort :" hnvn
been produced here Ia NIL tlmo -" With
tho '.f"vn tity lRdp having tho Wesley.
mn playa and by Wesleyan having had
n" opportunity to got what Grove tIry
really has 10 Offer In hor attack Gruvo
.tlty has not played 10 dato this YEAR,.
there Ii every reason Tor tho local au-
thoritics To hV scared up.
Fr"d luttS IL captain Of Grove city.
lto Is II big 2lO tackl" but following the
ontrY "t Moon. tho giant tackle. who
starred with Carn.g!" Tech. In Grove
'CltY last Thursday. II ~ reported that
Puts IL now playing center. Puts
probably docs not outshine the great
Jones who plays rullhack. Roth Jones
and Puts wer" in the West Virginia
training camp last fall but were forced
To- leave because OF a deficiency of
credits which prohibited them from on
t"r!n8 the university. Jones without
cSaSk"ration. Is one 81 tho best fully In
tho whole county. lie strips at 1873
pounds and Is extremely fast Both
West Virginia and Wesleyan would have
warmly welcomed jones aud I'utts IA
their respective camps hits season had
II not hern that they were Ineligible l,y
having been In Grove GUY last Year.
Moon Ii the best lin"snhn that rarne
gle Tech haa had In years Just a.
Tech l"rt llttShurEh FOR inIc last
Ihursln> evening II In reported that
Moon l-ft them and went to Grave CliN
Another well known man TopoTicd Ia lie
with Hr"N" cay this our In DnbnIur
"h" WAS at Penn Slate last year Ds
borne la biE tackle ~ guard and IN
rnld 1" hn "hoai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
naon- HIuuINn NAN RnnN SECUTED
AND WILL. HAVE TO ROUND
OUT NEW PLAYB BnrOnE
PENNEY LADS HTART.
visitors VIII Invade Ruokhannon With
Good Team. = Stars Among Com
bInRdon that Faces Nskhodlats.

Rurkhannon. oct 3. Rob Higgins and
John FSiton arc now at cas-" over tho
approaching opening OF tho home foot
ball season Tho facts In tho casa ar"
that Wesleyan plays Groy" city here IN
RuCkhRnnOn on Saturday afternoon and
that tho Grove tlty eleven while not
having BEEN boosted through the press
this season. ~ on" OF tho best college
rloyons In the entire county. The Grow"
Ctty eleven was not defeated during tn"
entire season last year. Just one man
was lost 10 the team by graduation last
June and every other man who played
last season has returned 10 tho Penn
Eylvania College this fall The man lost
Glanced 10 10 an end. but his absence
has been more than made up for In the
largo number 81 rluc recruits whom
Grove Guy has aSCrrtain"d
with but three days Ia which To whip
tho Wesleyan eleven INTO form Tor tho
Grove city and thr humo opening. N"h
higgins - worried Tho Grove cay
led, secuted WraG"yun nj Fl,lTmnnt and
they wcTa In tho hlra'lsrH ~ WhrCliuE
ErttiuE limo "u every Wohl"yhu play
n In TnHlIy reri"us gT"p"slti"u
for tho NirihDdlSis Nr'lcNnu has made
n neat Io,"Id r." TaT aud fnnH arc lust
Rh"ut GA tho ,"IEo Of rT"uuun' lug tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
GOLD AND BLUE WENT
THROUGH LIGHT WORK
OUT ON STONE FIELD
""naH' Eidsmillsr and Msibur Reported
Tor Praotioe-wagnor and Bohoen
Expected Raoh Soon.

Wien Wheeling high Iinca up nrainr,
M"iK"h'"wn Saturday at tho S,iuno
h'!H grounds IA much Improved rInvrn
VIII tax" tho Mold ,unpnrch With the
frlh squad which tackled Raven hIgh
saturday TIA" truth Of thlr statement
- ~ ~" fact That MunaH, EId~millrr
MAJ .H"l'ur. all rcRulnrI. hnvr returned
10 IA" 'tn"ur Muunr and EidcnlIlrr
"'i" "u' ~ tho guin0 Saturday. hui arc
both "Nr'"t"h To D." In good cnnditInn
ron h' M0rgRnt"wu event. aIihuuEh
IN" i"ri""r In nurroiIuK from the cr-
i''tN Of - blow nn hir shuuIdrt
"h'h k"NH drove his squad hnrI
H"''"ihIY md II srrnrnng" was plan.
h"' '" b" hold. bur = long rlKunI arm
AMI necessary corrections 81 nlIsiukr.
mnio In Saturdays Enrnr took in most
OF IN" prnCtiC" ported. and lIttlo lim"
"aH l"fl Tor T"rIWmNEc. which WINS
scratched IN TIA" workout \ r"Irh
scriinmag" will b" h"ld this ar'cruv"r
and ON" ~ the greatest battles IN tho
h'ntory 81 tho school for huckneld r"-
"itI"ns Will no doubt take place.
M"y"S and Munas Will hitv" their
''"sc running rae" for tho quarterback
position. and ~ both arc wonders IN
thiH position II Will prov" n hard prop
"sition Tor tn" new mentor to select his
choice. Eld"mIll"r will rs EIv~n n
night for hts hnlrbnCk position NJ Mil
lik"nS showing Saturday WIS very inn
presstve. and should either Moyes or
Munas fail to maxi" their position they
would probably lee shifted 20 n half
back. St"lnhirkcr ana IIiK"nbaugh mr."
nrhciir"il" ~" only members -; IN"
h""khcid who ar" sure tu s'nr' th"
game. and much - expected "f h"ih or
ih"s" youngsters against the visitors
Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
Be HANY PRUNING FOR CONTEST
WITH MARIETTA NEXT SATURDAY
DOLLuun ATTRACTION aLATED FoR
BTATn rsIR oRIDIRON nIDB FAIR
TO DRAW A HUQE CROWD.
Contestants nnJoy Unusually Large
Following in This Section.
Which Adds Color.

Wheeling In again To h~ offered a col
lego attraction. Saturday art~ru""u at
tho state Fair Rrldlr0n On tho Inland.
tho u"lhauy gTild"r1 viii combat With
tho plgHklu aggregation represent INK
Marietta college. and a crowd TlvRillnK
bethany might he termed local imrt'-
tuition. a nuurh"r ~ nludruts 81 thIs E".-
t.un havo snr"iIed there. wh.i" in d!E-
tanrc Il ~ not fnT on tho other hand.
Marietta boasts ur thr'" valley high
school stars Of last wear a Ia" r"rH"nr
OF l.rp~rnan and McI'-riu"it ~ N"llalre.
and ApplsEarih. OF Mnriln1 Ferry
To date no uIurlr- that VIII k""r huY
player ~ either team out "f play h.t."
rruppcd up, aud thr r"lr'iv" Htr"ngtu ar
the rivals Will L." such 'urt u" ailh'a
can bo Offered by tho defeated team.
Marietta ~ nil RG"E Over Tia" Arr"hi
anro ~ "Grrury' Scale. h"nd '".t'h.
who VIII assist coach Koiitr"u IA round
Ing out tho squad %rain lT perhaps III"
'mlra,l~ man "r Marietta Nu"n Ia"
took uynr tho rsins ai 'hnt pa" l4rt
SSar. tho athiet!" pr"Er"rS Vas luHthn-
taucnus and during hIs regime. II" 10
IeatN wcrc registered against tHe TUCK
syos
bethany hop~- - I,v" up /" cNp"rtR-
lions aud Will / nj "vrrY effort In cop
PINK Tho team Nh D." "r.t tor tho
fraCaS aud Coaches Butrnd and Miller
arr optimistic IN regard 70 Ia" outcome.
Several Eh!rtS have been made. and IA"
EXPERIMENTATION process seems I" have
been now eliminated. when tho green
tr"ts out. h"r many followers SHOULD
notice II big improvements
Indications point TO tho contest draw
Ing record crowd. aS III" card promises
10 De mp and tuck. with the winner hard
70 pick Who do you say
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
EIGHTH INNING

CLnVnLhHD.-Jam battsd for
nvRns. Jameson mp. Btriks one. nall
one Hall two. Foul. strike two. Olson
threw out Jameson At nrat. Wambs-
RausH up. Foul, strike one. MammauE
took WambHasnsp' hunt and threw him
ont at nrHt. Speaker up. Nall one. Hall
two. Foul. strike one. johnston knock
ell down BpoaksrS Erounhsr and threw
him out at rrSt. No RIMS. no hits. no
errors.
DROOHLTN.--Hro up. JamisHon
wont into loft for Cleveland. HrusGs:
up. Ball one. Bpsnksr robbed NrsuEsr
OF thToo base hit with wonderful
catch. Mitchell battod for MsmRuK.
Mitchell up. STRIKE one. Ball ono.
Mitchell got single into right hsld.
Olson up. Ball one. Ball two. At
this point Nois ran for Mitchell Bail
three. Olzon walked. Johnston up.
strike ono. johnston popped to Gard
nor. urinnth mp. Hall one 0rin1th
forced OlDon, WAmb1aAnHH to Sswell.
No rum. ono hit, no srrorH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
HitOhis u.
Wabuter III
Probe Refusal of Ohio
To Increase Rail Rates

Wilmington .. { = Investigation was
urirrrd hN thu Iui"'H''" ""'"'i' I"
'ru,,IurInu today Of Dhl".H refusal L"
,,r,n,, I'm, r,nrrp in pnhrcuE"r ana run
man farru "x, "rr hnEEnK" 'h"iE"H ana
rutrE nu mill. aud 'r"hiu "n lr"I' With
I'm Tho n'utH alrnil,f !" tho I'''"ntly nd-
,,u,.,J lntcr-tnir'rri"u. \ hearing WAS
49,, rr b,inhcr - at ,uluubus hrf"r"
I,,uruIu,r IiYuu" TIA" combination Hlan
ordered II hearing r"r p''"l"r :" ut Lin
colin. Sch lu inv""rlEnt" ia" action "r
IN. %rhinTilI stat" lI!lwny commission
In refusing to permit iu,r"H"'w In the
nu,l,rr.lcd luirn- state freight IuN.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
SEVENTH INNING

CLEVELAND.-Mama won't into the
box for brooklyn. Sswsn mp. Ball one.
Ball two. Strike one. Strike two. Hall
three. Sewsll struck ont, MamRuN's
speed being too much for him. O'RsIl
up. Ball one. strike ono. STRIKE two.
ONsin also struck out. Covslsskis up.
strike one BAL ono. Foul, strike two.
Ball two. COVslshis famed. and the
crowd Chosrsd Mamaus. WHO retired the
side on STRIKES Mo runs, no hits no
errors.
wheat up. ntrihs one.
ntTiLs two. Wheat OraBlsd . hit into
right nsld for Two baHs1. Myers up
ntriLs one. Hswsn threw out Myers at
nrst Wheat going To third. Honstohy
up. Tie Cleveland innsld played back.
FouI strike ono. hall one. wheat
SCORED, while uurns was throwing ont
Honstohy at nrnt. Uovslsshis taking the
throw. HIidun mp. ..all one FOUL,
atriLs one. Hall two. Foul, strife two.
Hildun EtruOh ont. One run, one hit.
no
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
FOURTH INNING

CLEyELAND-aardn up. nalI ono.
Nal two Hall three. HtTihe one. XII
dufr to-uod Gardner out at first. Wood
up. Wood Iit long drive Into left
osntsr for two bnEeu. the Dali MT tne
blonoher fenos on tho bounce. Had IL
utrlCh ak inches higher IL would nave
boon homo run. Bowel up. Hall ono:
Btrlho ono Howell flied to Myers, WooG
hold second. ONsill MP. Hall one
Rail two. Btriko one. Wood HoOred on
O'Nollru two bnCRor hit. II was
O'Neiuu second two-baHo hit In the
game. CovsIahie up. Foul strike ono.
hall ono. KIduIf throw out CovoloSkie
Mt fIrut. Ono run. two hits, no srrorH.
BaooKLYN.-olson up. Strike one.
pau ono Strike two. Ball two. Olson
got n single over second, the hrHt nut
Tor Brooklyn In tho game. Johnston mp.
Foul, strike ono. Ball one. johnston
forced Olson, WambSganEs TO Sowsu.
ur1rnth up. Qrinth singled into csutor,
Johnston going to second. Wheat mp.
wAoat nisd to Evaan, who knocked
Speaker down In making the catch.
Myeru up Ball one. Myers died out
GO Wood. No RUM. two hits. no errors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
SIXTH INNING

CLEVELhND.--Burns up. Foul, Htriks
one Ball ono. Foul, strike two. Burns
was q strike out victim. gardner up:
Gardner fied to Wheat. Wood up. Ball
ono. Ball two. Toul, strike one. BtVxs
two. Wood struck out. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
BRoOKLYN.-Lamar batted for Mar
guard. Lamar up. DRll one. Strike
ono. Foul, strike two. Lamar llned out
to Sowen, who made q pretty leaping
catch. Olson up. Olson singled into
center flsld, Ais second hit. Johnston
mp. Johnston hunted but CoVslsski0
threw him out ut nrBt. GHfnS mp.
Covslsnkis threw out Qrintth at nrBt.
No runs one hit, no errors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06

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the day htf",o ~" '''''''"t N'"' -
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k.d I'Iii ph~ .n- h'n' To- ''s''d'' O." .
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f..,d t,fm, t,hIri'rlly %" IL" I""'h'''
- certainly i.,,,Lcl r"-Y f"t I'""
,nIn,., triumph ",,d nIl 'u' '"'h''"i"""'
nrreor~i r,~" O." 'rl" '"""ih''"'I"".
D." To- luniin"h
So u. r"""l' va" Nv nj II' g','
tho Manufacturers - h""'l"N 'h"' III '"
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81 h"rc md '."R'h N'ln'l'' hn1 pr
r,nll- 20 rchulh hi" "l"N"n !" 49, Y
nothing ~ Rlrn"r, Etnr'inE M" r"n""n
anew IN -" matiOr "t d"N""r'"""' 81
m"rnlc. ct~.
Pooling II Changed This rsar.
This yOpr thluEu ore different W"T-
Ioynu han boon beaten IN n tight gnmn
md G.rhIEh Saturday tlOd Tia" Noun
tRluc"rS with nn aggregation 'hh' va
no moro powerful thou that which
Westminster and ilorirttr H"nt here for
Tho opening conflicts last Year. AMI
which West Virginia w2lloppcd by
scores around 600.
4 larger crowd OF local people than
last year Is promised. but there Will b."
less % band playing. pre- game c"lehr'-
ton and tho like by whole lot than
marked last years encounter.
What Down state Pans Think.
Local people believe. however. that
West Virginia has the ability 10 SprinH
a big surprise on Fttt. though at tho
Iame time they know that II the team
plays as II did against LchiRh. Pitt Is
likely To win By 500 score. tn"
Mouutaicr unQu"Stlonahly har" bet
ter running attack huilt around R"ck
Martin and Dawson than she possessed
last year and II this trio IL properly
handled by tho man who directs the
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METHOD|STS GIVEN
LITTLE REST; HELD
STIFF WORKOUT
Krusohank, 1GartE asa ospt. eHseegas
Suffering Prom InJursn-1ses
walked Around Xisl1.

Buckhnnnon. w. Va. Oct. S-Thcrs
was no loailng on tho Wesleyan Grid
iron today. Higgins and FELTON, rave
their pupils an hour OF. preliminary
drIll. which was followed by twenty
minutes OF scrmmaEe. KrusehAnk
Martz and Captain Snedegar were hei9
out OF the rough work. while Hill did
not work more than hfteen minutea
Ross. who WINS Injured Saturday. wa
walking about the field today. Features
Of the scrlmmaKe were Radman's run
NJ forward pass: stark's 20 yard run
through the varsity for touchdown.
and Rohrboughs So yard sprint fol-
loving his scoop Of . varsity pass. Az
together the varsity reEistered three
touchdowns. while the Vans captured
two. ..r ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
FIRST INNING

OLEVELAHD--Evsnu mp. Hall ono
Btrihs ono Foul. strike two. Evans
ont OInon to Konstohy. VAN bHRannn
w. FOUL Strtks one "hlnbng ans
hunted, but the ball rollnd foul. BtriFs
two. WambEgann flow out to Wheat
who had to como In fast To MAKE ths
oatoh. gpoaher mp. Dpsaksr got a hand
whom no came up. strike one. Hall
ono. Foul, strike two. speaker Tanned
ana tho crowd gave MarquRrd Dig
cheer No runs, no hits, no orroin.
RROCL1YN--OlEon mp. Olson inca
IN wood. hittin~ tho frat ball pitched
Johnston up. btriks ono. Foul, Rtriko
two. Poul. Ban one. Johnston struck
out. CovolAkie's Bpitball being too
much for him. Griffith up. se"eI'
threw out Griffith at first. NO runs
no hltB, no errors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
NINTH INNING

CLEVELhFD.--Cador went into the
box for brooklyn. BmIhI battsd for
Burnn. Smith up. Hildun threw out
Bnith at frnt. Gardner up. Strike one.
Gardner grounded out to Konstohy.
Johnston hated for wood. johnston up.
Ball ono. Hall two. Cadors tossed out
Johnston at nrst. No runs. no hits. no
errors.
nEOOKLVN.-Smith went into right
fsld and Johnston played nrEt base for
Cleveland. Wheat up. HALL one. Youl,
strike one. Strike two. Wheat was
thrown out at first, johnston to Covsl-
eGkie. MyerH up. Ball ono Myers
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MnmanH Warns Up.
THIRD INNING

CIEVELh EvanH up. Hall one
Rail two. Hall three. Dali four. Evans
walked on four pitched balls. wanna
gsnua up. WnmbaRannn nRorifiosd
Johnston to RoustOhy. Evans taking "en-
ond Speaker up. strike ono. Ball one
Hall two HpeRker Mod to wheat
EurnH up. Hall ono. Hall two. STRIKE
one Johnston took DurnG' Rround"r and
nvana was run down botwson Hsoohd
ana third Johnston to TuduH. No runs
no hits, errora.
BROOKLYN-Hildun up. Btrih" one
Sowou threw out Hildun Mt nrHt. II
was = CLOSE play at tho bag. Nreugei
up. Ball ono. Btriko one. BAL TWO
ntriko two Hall thros. HrusRsr wat
ont unTdnor 10 burns. MRrqphrd up
STRIKE ono. Gardner threw out Mar
guard at rrHt. NO runs. no hitH' no
arrOTH,
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ERROR MADE

Tho A,orc boards indicating play by
play OF IN" worlds series at ~" Audi
iorfum will u" open md pla" Will be
rtnr,"d ut | O'Clock sharp Instead Of =
o'clock rs announced yesterday This
WAS uu error du" Ia the different tim"
belts. and all fana ARC expected to
crowd tn" Auditorium to tn" doors hc-
rurs the dinner whistle has blown To-
dav Great interest was displayed
among thusn who wrr" present. aud tn"
new electrical SCORING sv"iCu is pro-
claimed to L." The best dInmUud EVAN.
pic for y worlds series that has ever
been shown here.
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The Opening Game, Play by Play

aQaInHt tho wall ana Hpssrsd the ball
with his glOvsd hand. The oetch cut
Off n short two-baHe hit. NO runs,
no hits. errors.
CONGRATULATIONS mp. Strike
ono. nonstohy nied to Bpoahor. Kill
dun M Strike ono. Kndun Hoat MP q
hiRh hy to Wood. Hreugsr up. Hall
one. Gardner tOnssd out RreuRer AZ hr1t
baue No runs no hits, errors.
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Yankees Meet N. {. A. c.

All arrangements for tho biggest
rnmi-pru attraction that has ever taken
place In the valley hnvc been completed
ucr0rdlnH to word from the manage
mcEt Of tho Yankee 4. G football team
The East End,rs VIII line up against
their nldCs, rivals. tho y. r. A. C., on
the Tunnel iiTr'n EruuuGH next sunday.
Followers ~ both teams are expected To
turn ont strong ~ the rivalry inut ak
irtS IL nluuri surS 20 attract the inter-
est OF many Of Tie L0Cul grid fnns.
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WEBSTER FIRST AND
SECONDS VICTORIOUS
scorod victory over Centre In one
Bidsd dams-DSfeatod hitohie
In Close 10 ContsBt.

In a couple OF good S"''"I games
I.InNrd uu tho Twenty aIAlh H''r"'
rlu,yrnundr ,catcTdnY nfirih""n ia"
,,I.tr, Team ds fcnIrd the "nii"
40. .udn T." u AMI rho Wrh1'"r 80 "n'
lam, won tiun nat Inc ! !" Ia ~"
met ram, ia" rlS r'"t"r ""'" mai"
L.. I.nitur t"IuPiN"'. hni" h"' ''"''''
VI. t'IoIInnd nud NJ ready !" ~" 49,
,.I .,r,. l. t!lnurrI r'"i"h tho go"
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Two base hits, O'Nsiu (DI wood.
Wheat. Haorinos hits, WAmbSEAnss.
Johnston. Double play, Eonstohy to
Kruger to Johnston. Left On bAsss.
Cleveland 81 Brooklyn o. nass on balls.
on Marqusrd a. on Oovs:sshis !. Hits.
on Vanguard. d In inninGsI on Nam
aux, mono In q inninKsI on OadoFs. none
In one Inning. ntruok out. by Vanguard
FOUR by MamAuI L.irssI by Covslsshis
q. LosluR pitcher, MarQuaTd. Time Of
game lNl.
Umpir.s. HIsm tHstiouAl lsaFus). be-
hind the PLATED Connolly (Amshoan
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FIFTH INNING

CLEVELAND.-Evans up. Evans
flied out to Wheat. Tho high wind
bothered tho outfielders. WambBgnnEH
struck ont. Speaker up. han ono.
STRIKE ono. POul, Htrihetwo. speaker
filed out TO Qr1fth. who lsaped up
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Two base hI,. Holden. Three hHPc
hit--Mlllor. Hall Home runs. RIgE"r'.
BENTLEY > Sacrifices Styles. llaaa.
IInrgravr Mnrl"tt". stolen bases .-
Itapp HcrghaluInrr. Doubt" play
Rerghammer. Boone and lDreSScn ltnSo
IN balls-By Hall. |, BENTLEY. l. Lcft
on bases -Baltlmorc. 3. ST Paul. x.
Struck ou,--Ry hall. >: bentley. 3. TIM
plres -Tinn"ran and StOckdalc. Time
%
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SECOND INNING

CLEVELAND-Bu up. Burns sent
up n high fly, which foil behind Ko-
netohy, who picked up tho ball
and throw It into loft field Burns
HALL two. strike one. Ball three Hall
utriko two. Ball ono. Olson threw out
Gardner ut first. wood up. Ball one.
BALL two. strike ono. Bal three. Nall
four. Wood walled. Marquard tom
porartly lout control. sewel up. The
man who took Chnpman's place got .
cheer Marquard tried to catch WOOD
OFF first. striho ono. Ball one. heW
oil singled into right field. Wood going
To third O'Hsill up. strike one. Hall
one BALL two. atrike two. Wood
scored on O'HsiIl'n double To loft field.
SeWslI going to third.
MamanE Warns Up.
MamauG now warming up for BROOK
lynn OoVsIshis up. COvslskis grounded
out To HunsLOhy. BsWsll attempting to
run home, was run down. the play being
Honstuhy 10 HTusger To Johnston. Two
Iun- thToa hits. one aTr"r.
naOOEI.Ya Whsat up Hall ono.
roul sLriLs one Whsat flied Ia npoRhsr.
Who made a wonderful Uatoh OF WhsntH
ussmIngIy unfs hit. Myers mp. ntIih .
ono Btriks two. nall one Myers fli"h
10 wood who piohsd the ball or tho
wall Honatohy MP. Hnnetohy 0ut.
u.wan to nurna. No runs. N" hits. ~"
eTTDru