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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
EQUIPPED
AUTOMOBILE HERE
Rcbert n. Shaw Of Pittsburgh Enter
ttains at Wharf With Concert
Received Via wireless.

Robert II. Shaw Of Stanton avenue.
Pittsburgh. passed through Wheeling
yesterday afternoon with a radio re-
ceiving set attached to his automobile
Mr. Shaw drove down to the wharf
and listened In" to tho Westinghouse
sta tion In Pittsburgh The Intclligercer
reporter who passed was given.a chance
TO listen In" and the baseball scores
which were broadcasted then. we're
heard distinctly
Mr.. Shaw assembled the parts and in
stalled the set In the auto. He uses a
2tS24 inch copper screen for the aerials.
The machines frame Is used for a
ground.
Mr.. Shaw represents the Brown and
Zortman Machinery company Of Pitts
burgh, Pa. He GLAZING that his car Is
tho first In Wheeling to be equipped
with the radio receiving set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
RIVER NEWS

The packet Helen z. left for New
Matamoras at noon Yesterday on her
regular trip down the river. She Will
be In at six o'clock this evening.
Last night at about nine o'clock the
steamer General Wood cleared FOR Ctn1
cinnati on her regular trip from Pitts
burgh.
The Liberty Packet Company's PASS
cnger boat the General Cordiil. Will leave
for Charleston at noon today on her way
down the river from Pittsburgh.
The boat Liberty will leave for Zanes'
viii at two o'clock this attcrnon.
wheeling's regular pool stage OF nine
teet was registered at-the wharf yes
terday. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
STRIKE HOLDS UP
WEST ALEX PAVING

r ie stated that the railroad strike
Is In a large part responsible Tor the
present delay In the laying Of concrete
on the National Highway from West
Alexander to the end Of the paving on
the West Virginia side The contractors
Il was said last night have been unaole
10 get the materials with which TO pro-
ceed \ start was made more than a
week ago. and one square was laid IN
the vicinity Of MorEan's hotel. after
which shortage OF material stopped cp-
eraticnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
COUNTY COURT
MnriaRe Licenses.

I.orrine NJ Griffith. IS. and Lillian
Gorhy. u. both ~ Moundsvile.
Earl Owens. -. and Goldie NIXON u.
both Of Brooke county. ". Va
Deeds.
Edward f. Brandfasn :" Christina
Meidcl. parcel Of ground on seventh
street.
John w. McColloch to Adoolph H.
FAKE. property in R'chland district.
4 +. Roth 10 John +. Nogclsang. LOT
in Stecnrod addition.
RessicE Rarnctt to Fannie l.. Turn
er. lot - in Madison district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
KISS AND MAKE UP
IN SQUIRE'S COURT

Howard Simpson ~ Thirty-hfth and
Main streets was arrested several days
ago on warrant sworn out by Mrs.
Simpson, who alleged her husband
threatened 10 shoot her during family
quarrel
When brought face 10 face with his
wife in the office OF Justice or the
Peace J. J. Gompers Yesterday after
noon. they reconsidered their difficult
les. ard Mrs. Simpson withdrew her
charges The case was dismissed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
HEARING AUGUST 2
South SIDE Negro Pool Room Operator
VAL Be Arrdgnsd Before Federal
Federal Commissioner.

Rob Clark. colored. will he arraisned
before United States Commissioner W.
J. Cotton on August md on charge Of
violating the national prohibition
amendment. Clark operates poolroom
at 2cc7 Main STREET and his rSce was
raided by federal dry officers superin-
tended hy Federal Prohibition Agent
George Heide. The officers succeeded
In conhscating one-halt pint Of red
liquor. three barrels OF alleged beer ard
four cases OF the same fluid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
.FIREMEN SCURRY !
ALL ABOUT TOWN
HUNTING A FIRE
Fallen Wire Causes Alarm to sound
ana Ptremen Are Kept Busy
Tracing Calls.

4 fallen wire shortly before o'clock
last evening during the heavy rain
caused considerable confusion IN the
lire department for short time.
When ono of the wires fell across a
fire alarm wire tho fire alarm began
10 sound. The numbers were cnnfus-
Ing and not until calls were sent To
head quarters was Il learned that Il
wire had fallen and there was no fire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
LOCAL GIRL IS NAMED DELEGATE
tn UNITARIAN LAyMEN'S LEAGUE
INSTITUTE At ISLES Of SHOALS

tute. with Or. Florence Buck. his asso-
ciats secretary. in charge Of the curl
r,culum. .,
The Laymen's League pays one-hai'
81 tho tuition. travel and hotel expense
Of all chapte: delegates. Tho chaP'ct
nave the remainder Of tn. tuition and
/, The majority Of cases q large part
~ no, all OF the other expenses o.
delegates.
chapter. IN al Tho Facitto coast
States In Utah. Colorado. Texas. FIorI-
IA and IN WinnireE and Montreal. are
among those which are sending Isl
delegates to register AT tn" Isles or
shoals. y Fl from twenty states inc
District Of Columbia and Canad''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19

o.. a guest Of Rotarian .Hary spea
Ward c. Elliott 4 guest Of his tau
Rotarian W. B. Elliott; 6. A. Brsms
guest Of Rotarian DR.. l. H: MccN
Paul ~ Neigh. guest Of Rotar
George J. Kossuth. The following
tarians from outside the city also y
tended today's session: Joe Klein,
Steubenville, O.. fwomen's weary: Hari
a. Antram. Of Buffalo. \. Y. (mah'
facturer OF paper boxes.) 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
DAMAGE SUIT FILED
DR.. NJ oAydosh Piles suit ASAAsS
: pratsrnal Society and John
Tan,tek FOR l2so.

A suit styled u. Gaydosh VS.. The EYe
ropean American F-aternal Society,
corporation and John Kamick ct al. VIZ
filed in circuit court Yesterday R<tsr'
noon by Attorneys o'Brien & o'Drien.
The plaintiff seeks $3.50 damages, al
lcglng that he subscribed this amount
IN stock and now Is unable 20 coilses
any amount Of II. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
Here's a 2 Weeks Job for Six
High School Boys!
cA Chance to Get Extra Money
Before School Begins

We want six high school boys. IN
teligent, and of good appearance.
We can give each of the six we
choose two weeks work out of doors.
with still time to spend the money
they earn on a vacation if they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
OFFICIALS
ATTEND ROTARY
CLUB MEETING
HONOR GUESTS MAKE INTEREST.
ING TALKS ON COMING PAIR
AND IT'S PROSPECTS
Tuesday Of Pair Week to be Known NJ
"Rotartan Day"-Many Of Town
Visitors Attend.

Members ~ the West Virginia State
Fair association were the guests of the
Rotary club Al their regular weekly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19

choose.
This job will call for some measure
of craftsmanship, and will develop
more.
If interested. call at the office on
the fifth floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
American
Davis Men
Favorites
Needing but One Win to
Cinch Davis Cup, De-
tenders Are Confident

EoREsr HILLS. Long Island,
L Sept. Postponed on account Of
rain Monday. the finals ~ the Davis
Cup tennis play between the Austria.
Ian chalicngcrs and the American
defenders viii be run off today.
weather permitting.
Tn. Americans ara regarded a.
holding heavy advantage, WI
liam NJ Johnston h billed SO meet
Gerald Patterson IN the first clash.
while William riidcn IL. the Amcri.
can ace. will play james O. Anderson
In the second singles battle Of The
day.
As the cup defenders have taken
two % the three matches played 80
far--scorlnr two wins IN singles and
dropping the doubles match 81 Sat.
urday. but one victory u required 20
retain the trophy for another year.
Both Americans are favored 10
win. and u r. believed practically
certain that AZ least ono of them VIII
take his match
In the singles which opened this
seasons tourney. Tildrn defeated
Patterson and Johnston wRn ylctori.
Gus over Anderson. both matches DO.
ing won IN straight sets.
Opponents are reversed for ioday's
play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
Is
Thrilled
by Villa
Filipino Flyweight Given
Bout With Buff Thru
Sensational Showing

NEW YORK. Sept. s.--For quite n
a ' while new blood" has been the
cry Ia tho boxing world.
Wen. it's come al last. IN tho ny
weight division. and Il came with q
vengeance.
Prom the far.off Philippines We
have among US one Of Uncle cams
little brown brothers" with a ycarn-
Ing 20 take back the championship
title. IN his class. 20 his island home.
Pancho villa he's called.
Like the original pnncho. he's n
fighter In hts thre. performance
IN New York thus far he has proved
himself whiriwind IN the ring.
Johnny Hepburn. sammy Cohen and
Frankie Gcnaro. All tough boys. he
has beaten deciHiveiy GenRro. u a.
true. got the referees decision. but
not man In the crowd or among
the sporting writers agreed with this
arbiier.
The promoters are showing that
they didn't agree with him either. BY
arranging Immediately for a fisht on
September II between the little PHI.
plno and the fiyweiKhi champion.
Johnny Buff And there are plenty
Of good fiRhi Judges who say Burr
will have 70 make hia appearance iu
better shape than he dld ~ his meet.
ms with Joe Lynch, or his title h.
more than likely 20 go to the visitor
from the Par East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
King of
BantannS
Wins Go
Pal Moore Is Clever, but
Hcftier Wallop of Joe
Lynch Is Too Much

MicHIoAN CITY. Ind. sept g.
A'A Living up 10 his name ms
worlds bantamweight champion. Joe
Lynch easily defeated Pal Moore In
their ioround title 20 here yesterday
afternoon.
Moore had the champs number In
IN. earlier rounds. hls cieyer style
puzxiing Lynch and enabling him 20
pile up a considerable lead In points.
Lynch'a heavier waiiop. however.
told In the end: and several tlmes In
the later rounds he had the Mem.
phia boy on the verge Of knockout
In tho seventh round. which was
Moore's worst. Lynch floored him
twio. for the count OF nine, but a
cool head saved the southerner. and
he cam. out fairly frcah for the last
trio Of sessions.
Moore surprised tho fans By taxi
ms the tenth round by an edge. aft.
er his collapse IN the seventh. lie
fought navagcly IN this round. try.
Ing 10 even up the count by kayolng
or az least flooring tho champion.
bu, Lynch kept out Of danger ~ pro.
teeiing his lead and fighting defsns
lively.
Tho remainder Of Promoter Floyd
Fi'xAimmons' holiday program went
according 10 the dope. heavyweight
Champion Jack Dempsey did some
boxing with his srawing partners.
aiiho he didn't box an many rounds
as the advance notices said he would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
STARS SET
FOR AUTO
MARATHON

Il ASSAs CITY. Sept. Plans
IN have been completed for the 500.
milo international speed classic 20
be held over Kansas citys new $500.
900 speedway Sept. 70.
Entries have been received from
the foremost drivers IN the racing
game. In this country and abroad.
They Include Jtmmy Murphy. 1879
A. A. a. champion: Harry Harris.
runner.up 20 Murphy ~ the Indian.
apolls speedway races this spring.
Tommy Milton. A a. A. champion Of
1891. and others who have been ~
national and international eompet!
tons in past years.
Bennett fIlu. u tho Pacific coast.
ona Of the entrants. II racing a new
car. especially designed. which has
made igo miles an hour. The mile
and a quarter oval. banked 1T ~ dc.
Ereea. win permit this speed.
Two steel Erandstands VIII scat
Is. 900 spectators
Capt. Eddie Rickenbaeker will be
referee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
HAGEN FAVORED TO BEAT SARAZEM I'M COMING LINKS CLASH
RingLaws
Can't Be
DopedOut
Puzzling Rulings Made on
Terms of Prize Fight"
and Boxing Match"

NEW york. sept Jack Dernp-
' sey and 1871 Brennan were re-
fused permission 70 met 10 the ring
az Michigan city. Ind. on Labor day.
because the bout was officially De.
clsfsd 20 be a prize fight
Benny Leonard wa allowed 70
fight Rocky Kansas and Ever Ham.
msr In the same ring because they
were boxing matches.
Tho legal distinction between a
prize fight and boxing match must
be drawn very fine.
Practically speaking. IN the profe
eionnl ring there h. no difference be.
tween a prize fight and boxing
match. They are both prize fights.
Both boys are paid 10 SO into Tho
rinF and fight. II they don't fight.
the boxers are working under false
pretenses. because the customers pay
their money IN tho hope OF seeing
some one knocked out.
The names boxing contest and box.
Ing match originated 20 rid rcformers
~ the bad sounding term prize
fights.
Dempsey is big enough and well
fortified financially 90 take care Of
hlH own troubles. but 1, does seem
that the champion does get an unfair
deal once IN a while.
Certainly his scheduied fight with
Biii brennan looked like sciup. and
u was a sefup.
who h. there for him 10 fight with.
oui u being a re;up7
Harry wills 81 course.
II r. no; fair. however. 10 expect
Dempsey % fight Wills withou; 20.
ING thru fons training fights. Wills
In getting ready for Dempsey rs
fighting worse dubA than Dempsey
carries a. hiH sparring partner. wills
gets away with u and gets credit for
fiEhtinF Dempsey tries 10 and gets
the law d9sn on him for n.
Tie New York boxing commission
sAya that Dempsey can't fight Bren.
nan or willard in New York. II he
tried 20 get Fulton. Miniee. Martin.
Burke cr any other heavyweight. he
would be i,snned 10 death. He has 70
fiwit wis. ard IL looks like he Is ex.
p@c,cd 10 do II wi,hou; getting the
training ina; any boxer II entitled 20
demand
The New York commission Will
have 10 look 10 legislation against
monopoly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
CUILFORD
SETS NEW
GOLF MARK

COUNTRY CLUB. BrookIlne.
" Mass. sept. s---Bobby Jones. Of
Atlanta. and John J. Beadle. OF Phil.
adelphla. were even at the 18th hole
OF the United States amateur golf
championship play here today.
Jones' was slow Co get going. and
was two down To Beadle at tho 18TH
hole.
He evened the score az the 18th.
Practically all stars survived the
qualifying rounds yesterday. and
they started Off today in the first Of
the real battle for the championship.
Jesse Guilford. present champion.
became fnvoritc when be went thru
the water and mud yesterday for 20.
making a new record for the course.
The course was stiil wet today. but
fair weather was promised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
NIMRODS WILL
SWARM FIELDS

Last year hunting licenses were
granted 10 s.2ss.ooo persons the
greatest number IN history. but these
figures viii be- ecilpsed this season
Thirty two states already have an,
nounced their figures for the firral
year. and these states have granted
1.fsz.2ze licenses. which indicates
that the total number of licensed
hunters Ia the fail this season Win be
more than 5000 coo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
BOYS DO SOME
FAST PEDALINC

Two Vancouver. u. c.. lads. In
their teens. pedalcd YEARLY into
Seattle at s:i5 Sunday evening. with
the announcement that they had left
their home city NJ 2 o'clock In the
afternoon. Saturday. with the ambi-
ton 20 make the trip within a stated
time limit for the purpose OF winning
a wager.
Tho boys. Burt Mottishaw and
Rcidar Calrsen. explained that they
had rested somewhat on the trip
and had been flowed little" but
that their actual travelling time was
W hours. They leave today for the
North on the same vehicles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
Willie Richie
Dons Mitts Again
in Near Future

BAN ffsANcISCD. sept 6.-~
Too much easy money that's
what Willie Richie. forme
worlds lightweight champion.
nays the boys are making today.
and he tells the world tina, be In
going TO get into shape and iatcc q
little ~ a.
HItchie doen not name the an.
proximatr date for hts opening
''coneiack." but says that he has
always kept In fair shape and viii
- able 60 step out with the best
Of tire present crop Of iiKhtwcights
IN tho near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05

ftfffkinMs ne held the home -
three runs. but his piaynates Z
score but one lone marker of "
snd schupp has another y
against him IN the records.
Ola Harry Gardner Jared bes,,
the afternoon fracaa. He Just n
ally ouipitched Wallace. who m,
ell the knoll for the Angels. ans ,
his game because the enemy q
find him for but xix bingles. 5 "a
schupp simply wasn't effe<
enough 10 compete with Lyons
breczed thru the opening gamx
Los Angeles. The late whits
was responsible for All Of the i,
scored against him.
He wniked three men and ~,
HponNible FOR four fwo.base ~
The even break In the eer!e&,<
the home club q total Of six win
~ nine games. altho they hav*
broken even in the last two a
sunday tho Indians stopped the
one end Of double. header. afs~
Cafeteria city's bali club had I,
i've out Of six. and yesterdays
gives the above mentioned resu
the series.
The Seattle club left for hons
rnesiin,cly after the games. San I
eiEeo's Seals meet the washla
club on it, home grounds. opeI
probably. Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
DUNDEE CAN'T
BOX JACKSON

NEW YORK. Sept. ;. = Johnny
Dundee. fcatherweisht champion 10
some parts. developed a carbunclr
and had TO can OF his fight IN
Brooklyn with Willie jackson on
"Wednesday night. sid Marks viii
take his place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
LICHTWEICHTS
TO HEAD SHOW

In the main events al smoker 20
be- staged BY she onaiasisa Athletic
club. September ~. Archie Story Of
Aberdeen and Fitzgerald ~ Bucoda.
nEhfweiehfm. will box six rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
BRITISH WIN
TRACK MEET

England beat France. 81 TO ~
points IN a recent dual track meet
at Stamford Bridge grounds r. Lew.
den Of France won the high jump.
clearing 6 feet J inches =. n. Caby
OF England heat the famous Georges
Andre In the iio.net or hurdles in
10 rs seconds. England won all tho
distance runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
SOUTHERN GOLF
TOURNEY CLOSE

DEL MONTE. Cal. Sept S.
North and South can both claim the
lead as the result Of the first days
play in tho state golf tournament.
Jack Neville. OF San Francisco. and
"scotty" Armstrong. Of Los Angeles
finished together II each. leading
the field of ass competitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
HAWKES. FASTER
THAN O'CONNELL

During the San Francisco. Vernon
series. ak players. Hawks. Schneider
and French Of the Tigers and o'con.
nell. See and NaiIa Of the Seals. en-.
gagged In a 1eo.yard race. Hawks win.
ming. with Schneider second and
O'conneiI third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
NORWICH THRU
FOR THIS YEAR

NEW YORK. sept. s~-Aftsr Nor.
vich had run a bad fourth IN four.
horse race az Belmont yesterday.
Ben Block. owner. announced he
would be Kept in the barn for the
res, Of the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
SOCCER PLAYERS WANT

The postofflce soccer team =
= few pieskin acrobats. the me-
announces. and would like 70 -
about four senior players. 4
cants should report 20 McKfu
OF the city division Of the po4tal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
NEW GYM FOR
PENN PLANNED

PennsyIvanIa State college viii
erect "A new style recreation building.
IL viii have four wingr- one for
varsity athletics, another for swim.
ming pool, another for handbail and
squash racauets and the last for lock.
ers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
CARL NORRIS WINS BY X. O.

MUSKoGEE. Okla. Sept. B.--Cari
Morris. SapuIpa heavyweight. knock.
ed out Sully Montgomery. Fort
Worth. In the second round OF their
scheduled iO-round fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05
Gardner
Wins in
Secon
Indians Break Even in /
Dor Day Bill by OutI
ting Seraphs in Final

\ ASGTlt
Sept III 10 y.
schupp 3D. ~,
70 be wm'
under a fla -.
the Coast le'o'
The veteran -
handler H4se
ing more t,oesI r.
trying % sissn,sw .
this loop =.
be I'D "a WI
majors. hmr,.g,I
morning ~<<si. :
of MonssP isn'
doubls bla eT .,
tween IN. ee-l
gels and s-A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05

TNT'07"FF "TTN'N wv ~ E37"7Is . y
aehuep 4 Bases on balls or hehupp D.
Oft Lyons 4~n-hass httsa-psai. Twam-
tiy. accabe. ufixss. Double piaSs-orf 90
Mistrfatl 90 ADAMS 70 crane 60 HtuBpf
a. crane t.yans ~ Deal % ufigEs, sac
rfice hit-offs stolen tases mcaEroti J.
Passed baii4~Adams Hnns fespoasible
for Hfhupp 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05

FORT WORTH, Sept. bs--wflie
Meehan. OF san Francisco. was badly
punished by Fred Fulton In a match
here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05

OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. 5.--Bniy
Miske. st. Paul. and Bob Roper. a.
y. y. heavyweight champion, fought
IL slow rounds TO draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05

N0nsnAfbt Nuns Fesponsthis fof GARD
nee Z WaIisae 8 atfuNA uat= ~ Wallace
A ftsses ou hslie Oft 1sfdnsf !, or
Waliaea 1 htaisa taass scaffoil. boH1.
EidssA. ywe.hsss hits~auff. t4nGiuofe.
WlsfsFsii sarnfrs hits findimofs.
wAst@txii Heed. ariaxa Doabls giaf-
GglaEs unasaiataas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-05

A VASE HftAte Afaihf'a VI" A~t"'t
" track. field and water meets
held at the University Of Washington
stadium and In the Lake Washington
canal.
Results In all events follow
TRACK RESULTS
ice.rnrd assh--Ed rsltrrt first. WI.
Ham wssson sseond. y 4. LaHa shHd
Twe.miis ruu-ra 0aransr nrs, u. T.
Gwiiya seeona. J. Liss third. Time
.ss.ysra aa.h-ra rslus, nr.,. vii.
liam wssson second. y T. Land sniFd.
rime-.stI
sxs.yAfa rua-.RAtph n~synes first. A.
r. slater second. Tfmratsft.
tse-yard dash.-tndre iHff~dsan fret.
a. ,. d~tn second, Tims~-tst
sse-yArd ie~ hafdiss--i,ay o'Nrn frst.
J. n. Campbell areonA. Ernest rvrnoua
thirsi- Ttfne~le srcanfs
i2e-yard hssh hafdiss " Campbell
frat. o. y. Hinder second. Tims-.f =.
FIELD Results
te-xhra run lteys under ttl=-cifffaFt
n~rm~rH0n first. len Armstrong second.
psibert ttunf third
se-yara run sxiris under ISL beatrice
PETS nrst. vivian fiekie second Marcia
burr third.
fs-yara run fsoy. under itf--Erns.s
rvruoaa nrss. raward xslaseksy seeona.
William Ryan shird
Es-Yard run l9iris anasr isi--riora
James FIRST. Lner chamtasd sscona. Hoes
kipptsr thifd.
rae. far married women Mrs. r.ouis
gildsorard frat. AIRS Parrot SECOND.
Race Cor unmarried wofasn Agnes
Holland firss. GLADYS Afuoid sreehd.
Nses Ter unlon snens~ " ii,iam KEEPER
firss. Robert srnith s~cona
&osrmFd misrd fee~. Efnsrs frFaoaa
fret. Edward xsiAtesky sevand. WiIliasn
Ryan third
SWIMMING RESULTS.
50 yar8. wensn-- kashsrya Hsawn FIRST.
Agnes seridei secDua. NssA nre~ nfisla
third rlms~-1r
te-yard. men -. Nitric KansvAtesf gtrst
Harry Aewassfs aseoad. ksansth Epsidsl
third. Tguse--4s
feesyard dass. wansn Ksfhsryn
frawa fret. Asnes Npsiaei sscona. Nssa
urownfieid laird. Ttme-titt is.
tee-yara dash. men Mltsts kano Wasaff
firsf. Nefry NeWatsfs second tteesfs
saith third. Ttma--tief
svrfnseesrd diving. Women kathsryn
Bfowa flrss.
ss-ysra back stroke. men Nitric xe-
newaloff nrst. Robert SMITH secpad. JACK
Rogers third. Tim@-ts.
te-4erd bef4 stroke. wensn-r kathsfyn
Brown first N@tA nrowunsit second.
Agnes Bps3dst third. Ttne--s3 81
Nah tIstns. men-- inertia Fadden ftrst.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburg a-s. ~ Louis SIS.
Chicago 40. Cincinnati 80.
brooklyn s.s, Philadelphia ~.
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MsrxnvifIe's his in the ninth In
ming gave tho Pirates n s-te-s victory
I'm tho Second game. after ~. Louis
had won the first game, SIS.
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tn. red. took two from the Cubs. : to
and 8 to o.