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Downright Good
Value
Exactly the value that your dollai
should get
YOU DO GET
When you buy an "Alien" Suit
SPRING WEIGHT SUITS ? Full or
Half Lined? All Styles.
$15 to $25
Choicest assortments of Paim Reach
and Wool "Kool Cloth" Suits in
light, medium and dark colors.
$10.00
Walker Allen & Son
1419 Market St.
P7TTl>A DELPHI A. Jt.ae IS.-SciboWs I
pitching and hitting played a big part |
in the game which Philadelphia won j
from Cleveland today. 3 to 2. Seiboldj
held- his opponents to five hits. He
scored a run after making a single and
stealing second base, while he also drove
in a run with a two-bagger. Score:
ft. H. K.
? 'Ireland ..I 0 0 0 0 0 0 ! 0 ? 2 5 i>
I'hiia i> l> 0 0 >J 2 i 0 x ? 3 T 2 1
Hatt?n>'.< ? Coveieskie and O'Neill. Bil-(
i.nps: Seibotd and Schaiig. 1
CHAMPS BLAJHCED.
KOST'.'X. J is fi?? 13 ? ','hicago increased
Its margin o"' b-aderstup in the Ameri
can leagu- race by shutting <v.:? Itottoti.
\ i.? ?>. today. <*'!,?( V.'tll lams, t'hi
"ago >oiithpaw. pitched a well-cohtrolb-d I
game. alio w.uv i ?? ? hi!s until tin- eighth'
Inning. Thr ( I it ? ? ?n s four hits I
vver-' mad*- it! *.k'% ninth without ;i s> nr>'. |
v'hicasr" bunted Shore out of the box inj
!!i<- r: f? I? inning ami itntii>-dialcly t'ol-j
Iow*ii upon ivntiiv-k. who relbved him I
n >li.uM>' by Weaver with th<- base* tilled!
fnliowe.! by a -sacrifice ;!y and a single;
?iCcounttng for four runs. The score: i
,\B. K. H~. PO. A. K.;
?> i) o T O 0 ?
Chicago ?
l.iehotd. if
Collins. rf
W^a v*r. '"i*
K. Collins- 2b ?? l I " "j
Jackson, if ? \ = j :::
Ketsrh. if
Oa ndil.. lb
Uisberg.
Schalk. c
Williams. p ????
3 ! ! " ?' !
i 2 2 o ;
ft <1 ;
.tnU 3.. s ..
Boston- AB.'lt. F!. PO. A.
Hooper, rf
Karry. 2b
Wnlker.
i ',{?rdner.
Sott. >-s
3
ft 3
n ??
l
0 , .. a ?. * 0
W>oi.\ a >"? ft '? " 0
' *nt,uv,V ;i. ? ft ft
. *' - , ,, ft ft 0 <> i
.i:?nv
ft 4 27 IT
f
''o** F*a|Tt \rtrk 1 tT Sth. j
r'hiiMjfn . '*? ft n ; \ n i o ? * j
Ro^ToM ft ^ ft ft t) ft ft ft ft (I i
SmtirMt* i
Kti^w T1:--- !????.
e;i h:?Sec i;..l!o>?
hit- Williai::.* >a>-riflee f!v ? K. ""'illln? i
- ' .... i
Two hftse hits ? Weaver.
v..r .laouson. Stol
"A Sarrifl
Mt- unnai;'.? ? i... * .... ...
I'oiible ? Parry to ??ainr?\ f/^ft onj
iias>-s ? F*o??t'">n. V; i "hl.viiro. ??. first ot> j
?.r. f.rs -Ch l'"lg'\ 2 Ihw l>Rils ? <">:?.
??bore * ami 2 it" ' < none o :: hi 3th >: ofTj
P?n noi-lc. 3. rind 4 in off Had-r. " a n<? ft;
ir: I. SM-:..;; .. !? (ir Shore ! :.v Wit- j
' :irii<. >: j.. PeuniM-k. t. W i ! < I nitch
Shrtr.-. f ??;j;?ir'>s ? ' 'onroll v nn-l Me'"i?r-j
tni-'k. Time ? 2:'T?.
?WOK BY DETROIT.
WASMIVC.T' t.">. ? f>etroitj
fr.i :< * h** a*--* same of the >;(-ri? < frnm i
Wsi^':ingti?ii :of!.-?y. i ;o All the vistl
l'ors' runs were Oirertlv frfo-^able fr.j
u<e almosr unrirec^d?-nt<:il wil-lness of
Walter ,fi hjisTt. who cave r ! rr h f h.'iS-S !
r>n bai's. hi: 'V-n<-h twice .-md made :j j
wild pitch S'-ore:
.n. ir. r?
K^troit . . . ?? ? ?? 2 ft 1 ft " ? ? 2
Wasliinirtoti ? o " ft ft ft T 0 ft- -3 T 2
Batt'-rie-* - itoUnil itul ^r.innce; -.lohn- 1
so;: and' A instni:h.
PrPP-S HOSCE RTJlf.
NKW Yi 'RK. .Itsne 15. ? I'ipp's limine i
rBti" r- ?ii- fir-: iiinirjr with -wo runners!
on' ih?- bas*-?t a il- d New York in scoring
HOW THEY STAND ]!
i
NATIONAL LEAGUE
"STestsrfiay's Results.
St." Louis. ; Brooklyn. '2.
Philail??dl|>hia, I- : ? 'incumat: < .
Boston >'<: ''hn'ago "
Pittsburgh-New Ynrk:ra i
Standing of Club?
Clubs. Won. Lost. Prt
Now York IV' 1* K44
Philadelphia ? ?? ? '
Chicago S"
St. Louis ...: '.'T
Cincinnati '
Boston IT '.'I
.Brooklyn iT
Pittsburgh I
t
To-4ay's Games.
New Tork at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at ? ,iivfnnati.
Brooklyn at St. Lotus.
Boston at Chicago.
i
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results.
iac?. S '? Boston. 0. ^
Philadelphia. U; iTrveianri. -.
New York. ; St. I. ('Mis, ..
Detroit. 4: Washington.
f> 7 1
4V1
?ins
Standing ol Clnbs.
' Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet.
Chicago ............ .''1 IT .6,-.T
Boston 3" 1 * . *> - ">
New York -T
Cleveland -?! ? -7
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia iT L'x ... .
Washington is
To-flay's Games.
Chicago at Boston.
St. J<?iuts at N??w Tork
Detroit at Washing'nn.
Cleveland at l'hrladelphia.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION'.
' "o| ambus-Louisville postponed. wet
weather.
St. Paul. T; Kansas <"ity. 10.
1 .Minneapolis. 4: .Milwaukee. 11.
Indianapolis. 4; Toledo. 1.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Spr.pcfte'd. 1; '.rin-l Cupids. 12.
l>ayton. Mu?k>*g":i. J.
Richmond. Kt. Wayne. 1.
Kvansville. South Bend. ?>.
DTTERNATIONAI. LEAGUE.
Toronto. C : Newark. < . I
.Baltimore-Buffalo gnrix* pos'poneii.
ram.
|{oehest<?r. . Richmond. 1.
Montreal. !?. Providence.
80UTHEBN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. ' 'hattanooj-a. 0.
Little Rock. .Mobile, i.
Memphis, 4 : New Orleans. 2.
Birmingham. T; Nashville, u.
SHORTAGE DISCOVERED.
ST. PAl'L. .Miiiii.. June l*>. ? Shortages
that may reach the value of S50.0QQ In
government military property issued to
the Minnesota National ?#uard were an
nounced by < lovernor Rurn'iuist this af
ternoon. following an invest igut inn of
!!?!?; records, completed to-day in the In
the office of Adjutant General Fred B.
Wood.
a to I victory over St. Louis h?ro to
day.
The Yankees hit Hamilton hard
throughout !!??? game, bur four doul>!<?
plays helil do m m their score y;. Louis
also hit Shawkey hard, but could no!
bunch it.- hits and did some stupid base
Tunmnx Th?> sere : K. [ { j.
St. I.ouis, 0 'in I 11 0 n 0 ? 1 <t 7'i
New York :t l o ft 1 1 i o ? ? s io f>
Hamilton and Severreld; Shawkey
and Walters.
TOMORROW
At Sixteenth Street Ball Park, Bellaire, Ohio,
The Pan Handle Athletic Club
of Dennison, Ohio,
Vs Prysock's Bellaire Athletics
The Fastest Semi-Pro. Club in Ohio.
GAME CALLED AT 3:15.
SUMMER
We are head quarters for Sum
'? mer Hardware. Our stock is
complete and the prices are right.
Refrigerators
Screen Doors
Screen Windows
Screen Wire
Hot Plates
Garden Hose
Lawn Mowers
Grass Shears
Grass Hooks
Scythes
Oil Stoves
Ovens
Ice Cream Freezers
T. A. HogeHwd. Co.
1018 Market St. Wheeling, W. Va.
MN.WV
>.h m ;i t:? I < ' : tic . i:rii
iiiii" batting l'i"
visitors finishim;
Kav.mder was until the ninth'
when ' 'lii?'i:sr.al : piled up s:x hits a?:?l '
these, coupled with .in error and a has.
mi balls. netted them sis rims Previous
to fins. Iinwcvi-r, Knetjier had I ? Ti hit
hard and tini**! >. Kller. who preceded j
Kncizi'i'. was also hit rather harrl a!-,
though *er mtp In hind iilm allowed ihro?
of tli*'1 visitors'" foil r runs to si'orc while
hi* was >?!! t h ?? r:n n j : i*l . Score:
' Philadelphia. A !'. I!. < ?. A. *E i
Paskwt. of f. . I 3 3 0 0 :
McGafflgan. ?m.. * 1 1 - 4 f
Stock. 3b 2 3 1 '1 1 0
< 'ravath. rf fi 3 2 ! 0 ft!
Whit ted. 1- 4 2 4 X 1 I
1.uderus, lb .... 4 ! I S ft I' I
Nteh<">ff. 2i> 4 0 1 ?" ?. 1
K i III !>r. c 4 rt 0 ft 0
Bums, c ft 0 ft 0 0 0 i
I .a vender. p .... 3 I 1 ti I 0
lllDugey 1 ft ft 0 ft 0:
Totals 86 12 U 27 11 8
il) ? Hatted for K 1 1 1 1 f e r In 1th.
Cincinnati. A. It II ?>. A. K. I
(?roll. 8b S 2 4 2 ft
Kopf. fc'K 5 0 1 2 4 1
Koush. of ......... 3 t n 7 ft 1
I'htise, lb ...... fi I 2 1! 1 1
Winpo. . c S.o ! t 1 1
Thorpe, rf 5 2 ! T n u
.Wale. I!" ? 4 <> 2 1 ft t
Sh.-an. 2 b 5 I 3 2 2 ft
KM or. 1 ft 0 f I ti
KnetZ'T. p 1 n <? 2 2 I
1 2 >< in: fith i o I 0 0 (t
j t3 m "larke 1 i ! 0 0 0
I i2)? Untted for Kll.er In Sth.
t 3 > ? Matted for Knetzer in !? th.
Philadelphia ......2 ft 0210 .1 1 .W12
I'iriciunati 1 w 0 0 0 1 0 0 t? ? 8
Two bitse hit Thorp* Threo base hits:
Whit ted. ? < 'ravath. Paskwt. "'larke.
I Stolen h:u-?s : Xeale. Sheim, I'hnse, i>rnli
2. Koush. Sacrifice hits: La vender. StoOk
.Mc< Safflgan. Sacrifice flies: Whttted
I Luderus.. Xlehoff. l?oublo plays: X (?? -
hoff 1 unass!st"d ) . Ro[>f. Shean to Chase.
I Left 011 l>ases: Philadelphia. 5; Clncin
I'a.ltl. First base on errors: Phllndel
I phia. 2. Rils^s on balls: Off Lavender,
I:'.; off Kller, l: off Knetzer. 1. Hits and
1 iMrm (I runs: off Lavender. 15 and a in
j !? . off Kller. '> and 1 in 4: off Knetzer, K
; and :? in fi. . Struck out: Hy Lavender. 4;
1 by Kn0t7.fr. I. Kmplres: Harrison atid
j OT-'ay. Tiiite; 2:02.
I ' EXCITING FINISH.
ST. L'M'l.S, Mo.. June 1 S.? fb-inzalos'
ingle 1:: th - : well *li scored Balrd. who
iiti I tripled. with the winning run lunl
St. Louis beat Brooklyn here today, 3 to
S\ J,"iils tied the scorc? In the Pixth
\\ h> 11 Livingston singled and was
forced b> Meadows. who scored when J.
Smith doubled.
Si. 1<oii!S wept ah^ad In the fceventh
when llornsbv walked and i-aiivi home
on Long's triple.
IJr-K'ki;. 11 lied tl'.e score In the eighth.
Stengel walked and took third on
Wheat's single. <"ii:siiaw w:i.? purpose
jy passed, tilling the bases and Meadows
passed Smyth. forcing in Stengel.
Meadows here was replaced by Atries.
who prevented further scoring. Score:
R II K
Brooklyn ..IftOOO 0 01000 0?2 1 1 0
St. Louie . .0 0 i' 0 ft 1 1 " 0 0 " 1 ? S 12 1
i'odore and M ? yes. 1 1. Miller; Meadows,
Ames and Livingston. 'Snyder.
GOT TO PENDERGAST.
CHICAGO, .litne 1,1. ? Moston won from
Chicago, ti to to-day, by bunching hits
1 off Prendergast. Prendergiust started
| .for the locals, btit had three bad in
; nings ami gave way to Tieuiher. Ru
dolph pitched his best ball In the pinches
ami was given fine nupport. Score:
It. J l. K.
I Boston 1 1 000022 0 ? '? 12 0
j Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 ? .'! 1ft I j
lludoiph and ilowdy; Prend?>rgast.
j ReuUier and Wilson.
ft '
IN INTER-CITY LEAGUE
Wheeliii*' Moid a ad. Tountli-y Team
ShotUrt Add MticJi Interest to
LeaCT1? Faas.
StamUuir of tlio Clubs.
W. L. Pet.
Stro^hminn H ft l."00 1
UTig. M>'lil & Foundry. . . ii S .6 1!7 1
Mf?'onk?-vs c? .'< ,t>2.*> j
? - i i-r- ? 1 r 4 ,r.ii.
Hull' ! s S ?? ..tT.'i 1
H--III- 2 K ,2i.<? !
Shftdysid" . . 1 7 .12.*. j
Tomorrow's Sche<tnle.
Wheeling Mold >?. l-'ulton. a: Tunnel,
Green- 1 'mj'ire English
Stro.-hinanti \ s. Shadyslde at Shady- J
si'b- I'mpire Mei'orikey.
Homo "'li;b vs. I'arroli at Kulton ? Xrm- I
f.lrr Luw.
I'riU'Ts vp. MefonK^ys at Whe?llni: 1
Park ? I'mpire ,l.>chum.
Since the advent of the Wheeling Mold
and Foundry team in the Inter-V'ity
League, more interest than e\ <*r is he-1
ing manifested bv Mi'- offii'ials, man
nt' rs and players of th" local circuit.]
All the clubs at present, are local air- 1
piegations an<! a more friendly rivalry
is bound to nrls.' in the rue., fur the
championship. The Mold -rs hav? tak'-n
tho place of the Steub^nvllle tcatn. which
was dropped by the league 'directors at
.a recent meeting. Several int. rest ing
| games are scheduled for tomorrow
To<Uty*a Games.
Martins Kerry All-Stars vs.
FVvsock's All Stars 11' League
t Park.
Virginia dub vs. Patterson :ind
Eltn Grove, at l'*lm Crove.
Sunday's Gainea.
j
Bellalre vs. Panhandle A. C. of
j Pennisoo. at Bi:ll:dre.
' Martins Ferry All-St.irs vs.
! Patterson and Elm iSrove a;
' Leitgiie Park.
Vlrginin ?'lnb vs. Parliersburg
' at Park er sou rg.
VA. CLUB AND THE .
P. & E. G. TEAM MEET
This afternoon at 4 o'clock, on the j
Klin Grove .groimds. the Virginia ? - 1 1 1 1 ? I
Wheeling will elldeavty to wipe out III,,
ib-f.-at handed them a few wcfT.s ago In
the Patterson and Elm Grove nine. \s
the T'lk" boys have been winning g no"
after ^atiie. they will l/lay their usual
strong contest and as Howard 1:
Smith, fill heMve 'em across, they will
present a strong front. Morgan will
wield the Indicator, and "plav ball." will
be lizard once an. -tin
Th? lineups are as follows: Virginia ,
i~"lub ? Carisch. rf: l-tlisk". If. I !"nineii, i
lb: l.a Hue. 2b: lvr!#<\\ ss: llahn. ;:b. w. |
.Millar, rf; A Miller, >: Gaudy. \\ ? r
man or Kfchards. p. Patterson i,.| ? ; j : c. (
ilrove-- Jones, rf : GUrth. 2b: !?' Sicitli. 1
ss; Harris, cf; Ib-utli'T, c. 1-: Sf::h. If:
Madden. 8b: ftansom. If; Wehl?l. li>:
Howard or II. Stm'K p.
H
OBEAST UTTTXN" 'EM.
AnofhT former S t ? ? t: ! e- . or...
I"Gre:usv" Wale, who performed
In l!?;hl field for the Wheeling
Central League club during ri.e
I season of 1!GS. Is stilt hitting
! the old apple at 11 fas! clip and
' Is now 1 fi the -.'Ice: '.on ?-i:vl?..
| Y. st?rday. batt'ng acain^'i "Soit
j ball" .1 IMl I . ". ? ?tn|er ih. Philll."
t Nationals, lie t-.t iwo singles, lie
' also st.de a bas?. N'.vil.. sc rns to
' ha \e gained V, '? baiting rv,-.
;iC am. as is b. ginning t" l?.ii{
' the sat'r. wallops after c>'Miug
av.iv to :i r.*it|..-r .lisciirairing
s'ari. lb- i- \ . n: left I |e 1. 1 f..r
Mattv'a I led !.?' iiv
I .... ? .
?WTLI, CONTINUE. ]
rHU'ACii, .1 11 11** t:. ? "til. ... (
'line. I i,..;?yii. a' a :???.-?. 1 ' luieimg;
here to-day <!? ? id* ?! to continue the or-,
g.t nutation at pi- 'itut-.j aud
io p|a\ tin L-'-'ii. - [?????. ? I ? ? 1 in i r ? sei-:
s. h- dub
Pres. <!e' t T- .true V I- "Ith'Oi/cd u> I
sh.cter; il.. baiTJ - p! I Villi; . on If!
such .l-lioll .leiii;c.| lid '. IS. 1 hie l.'i'er In I
the year. I
Free Pants Sale
For a limited time only, we will make for. each purchaser of a
$17.00 Suit or Overcoat , ?
.. . i
One Pair of -Trousers
Absolutely Without Cost
On all former occasions of this sort, we have been compelled to with
draw this offer soon after its introduction, and therefore recommend
to our patrons to make their selection early.
There must be a reason for everything, and
the reason for this special "no-profit" offer is to keep our employees
busy during this particular period.
This offer involves in your Suit or Overcoat and the extra pair of
trousers free, the usual $17 standard of excellence? a standard up-to
date, unrivalled by any tailors anywhere.
National Woolen Mills
SOX IS WHOLE SHOW
Sox Soiboid. who is now T-i^i Jilr.n j
for the I'lilltuidphia. .Nthl-tlrs and
former Stogie iu< >1. wbos. \?-..r'v l ist
y'nr won lor him thousands ??!'
friends of this vicinity, was u.
who|o show in :i samo \ir.li S !t ??
Oh--vHand Indims a; I 'In I'vl^lplita
y#?s!(-ri!ay. It'-stdes holdiiiK th< In
dians to flw scHttrr'vl hits and iwo J
runs, ho was instrumental i n win
ning hi? own same when !:.? sin^l'-d, j
?St.. I- s-.-ond and sen t*? d on lilt i
ami al-;" ?!????*. ? ? a run t:i with a *
liitijc don Id* lator ! n tin- c.'iini".
Th?- A t I ii-.- won, of lat.\ S? ? v '
hits. besides [.ttrluuR. r .- ? ? ? n a jron< rn I
unMiity man ! < ?r I'onnic Mark's , |
sohorts. i>lay:njr in th?> outileld.
' fitn> li hitting a nd doing ot h-r
rhorps oa t J i ?diamond. llo was
s?Mil to ih'1 Athletics at th<- ?-lo?f of |
i ) i ?? ( "km ral' louiruo season last fall !
court is withdrawn
I'll 1 1 .A! >i:i .1 '! 1 1 A. .Inn- I... '| 1 ? ?;a!- ,
i I itnor ? ?!':(? i.* di- 1 ii in'i I-Vd- ;a! '
; I., ic ii'- ;*nlay wttialrvw it.- atiii-trm t 1
j il.iin;iK?- s"i' ai'. iii'.-T ?rimiii;-.oti Ii..jm lirtli.
i "I'liis is the s-.-"tid 'inn w 1 1 ii ? ti tv ? ? j
j yi-ars that a. I* mil a?-. ion. l-r.unh! mi i J
j 1 nited States court ii.\i.|\hik :!i- ? ji:? ?:
j lioll of h-Hi -tla i "rsianiz-d ha. ? .i.tll a
I ? i? rat'-l unil'-r th- naii-nai au:--- in- .
II-- a trust. iias In-, n itndtaun i'or? a j
il.-i ision i>*oJ (??????; Kit -n
The lirst sliit ? :i> liroii|;hi : ii :ho IV-. i - j
[ r-ml ecr r; in I'hii-ajro ir; January It'!'..!
land was wilhdruv-n when t !i>- \n.-i li an j
j ft t : ? I N'ali-'lial l.i :u:i|.-s mcio-1 a p.
' nx;roi no-lit with i ? - 1 ? r- <? -i- ? a : ar. ? ?>'"
l-Vd'-ra! l.-iiT'i' in I '* ?? ? nihr |- ..i ii, :..tni
>?-nr.
Tin- :t-i|--n ? ?? t italt inior,- ?inh in
dropi 'nj: lio .-nit ? ? Jfi > wn-. i.:!?* n. ih<
i-oiinvl " il l. l-catis- M ?;i> ????iv l Hi-- d
that lh>- l?r- si-nt-it tv ? s of oru:'i!i:'.<-i|
liast-liall li.-ti! not i-nt- ?i->-d int-i a ? ? ? * 1 1 - 5 ? : i' -
m y to d'^ti'-;. ih?- I"1mii- ? ?s or r lia1
lltlion cluh " \"f. thills; was -aid in . '
iioiim lm; tli-- \\ itlul'awal. r'-siardiiiK t .?*
i, ii. -s' ion ..j- u-li. *!i.-r orsani::- il l? . > . 1?.- ?
h;ii Iwiiii. on. r.ii>-i| in \ii?la*i- n ot :l \
t'.nli trust K'.ws.
Aeroplane, Balloon and
ua
i
n
Vilrieil Attractions Tliig Afternoou for
Eeus'it of Martins Terry
Red Croiu.
>: l.'-n-i ? !'.-iri; I ? i i - 1 1- mi. .M a his!
i- |/:< l-i'i v II I.. >li'-v.ii tl) (< >?>)?'. ..f
rii. < ;ri- it. i \\ h< !i in: dis; i i.-t, v a- 'i i >:i ?-? ?
! - \ I'riit Smith \v : i I II alv?- a iialoon as
II ? II*-- 1| ?!! a--. I'!''. I'l r.-o-h : *. Jlllji. .An,
?' t i;'.t .,'i I'rori: : !??? i- ? 1 1. tn.-n ? m-Ihh-I at f
i . i .-ii I ? r t ? -in will tl;. ?? ' i - 1 -i "-.-i t ion
<1 ? - 1 riii"t .'I') '!:? I ? Iit.ra '?:!??. II v
llllCiii \*ill t.-rti -trial- a: '(;? I <11 1 1 pari..
\ 1. i all iv 1 1 ? vvil .'l-o .- -.ia^.-d t?
"W'- n t!;> .M!-St.-j|-s . ? m|- ;? ii . in ?-.? | >T 1 ! n -
? ? I I.- 1 : ? -i I. ! I I'". - - K. II.-III I .-I :1k
? Athotii Vi-illv. wh-> I- :- In <*n
IdirMnu n i hi* I mxI" will piii-ii
: ir; of ;!i- j:.- in-- *'oi I' i ? v.
T'.i.- *-{?!: :; i Ma v. ii- ,-t-irt T!i
-<-ri t iai ?? i ? ' "il- r ' ap; ? tiii.- ~ :n
! '* aid th- let ll'-on :iii'i ir I- ? 1 1 ar.ii paia-'
. .ii. u 1 1 1 wil." ? il. t l.o .- j
Tlinsi- i-voins v ? i . i-.i nii it ra i ? a srrios
? r. rilru-o nl t h" ;?*< ' ? f--r : !i?
i . ? - ..-M Mi i(i i.i.ia I . a if II.-- ".f t r ?
ti. ? ; ?-;ry hr:uii h ??'' ? * ?? i "i i . -s si.i- (
FAST BELLAIRECLUB
SCHEDULiNG GAMES |
Has Already Several Tea.-iiH tn Whieling:
DiBtrict Hooted for Contests.
Tli.. i.iitral V ?' of 1 la I! wiii-li i
- . ? p . [i.tsi i.i1 \ i- . l>- has plai-r-H !
: : -.-an .-ii t ! -. - hasid'all dian ond atnl J
f..o' I. til cridiroii. I.-. ;;i taiiK'tiK an at-;
tra'tii- luis-hat! i-ai'd and has alri-ady,
; iiodjih d : oiiio :li.- i.asti-M ti-atn ? in'
?In- siM-iion ? o| Siit, day. .In no "Jitli,
tio; wi'l o-.?t ti.<* \'iii;ui!a I'luii and nil
Sunday. .1 illy 1. t!i'\'-' staok up auainst j
lio fast I 'a i i -rshiiiu' out :'it at ili.it pl.H-- . j
<>-i .iniv 1 1 1 1 . tli- ? \ ' - iravcl to s : - - ;
t- ?'?vill''. uli-ro t hoy will iii <t? t ih- I'ad. a ?
i"ii\ i i r 1 1 ? ? in a iltlild'* h-adi-r 'I'll- '
joiiini-y i'i t 'larksbnrR o:: Sunda\. .Inly j
Sth. I o' |?ia> ih<- team of thai pla. <? i
An team wishing c.inn\>-. wn Ii thf> Roll- I
airo tiltln will lo- liiTomnioii;itod l.y i
i-a 1 1 1 is u Ti'-.l on tli- .V.itiotial n nd n-i,
for tli- manapi r.
ORDER NOW FOR JULY FOURTH
TAILORED TO MEASURE
COAT AND TROUSERS
i .
Don't wear a readymadc suit this Fourth, -when you can get a finely
tilted tailored-to-measure suit, made from dependable fabrics, guaran
teed ro tit perfectly, for as little1 as $16.50.
T A I L'0 RED TO MEASURE
COAT AND TROUSERS
During these reductions we will tailor to your individual measure
Coat and Trousers for t hut. an- warranted to b<- 10" per cent per
in fvory respect. floods all \vool and worsted. Linings and Trim
!i i:m;- .thoroughly trust wort tyy. I'oai Fronts that art* guaranteed to hold
their shape. Workmanship faultless and Filling perfect. A man can
lu> proud of a suit like these nowadays.
g League Uossip
3y
CHRISTY MATHEWSON
Former Star of New York Giant* and Manager of tile Clnciaaati Reds.
? "I >:< I X N ATI. <?. .!;mc 15. ? Monus.
\l r In-. K"Hi- and iliMlblc-tToss'-d mo !
ii>- ins always a hard fellow ?
i?. ? -u : k >?? .Iumt v. ' i n I liad put i lie ,
<irp<i >hpi>? rs '>!i hint. t li?- calabash
pipe hi his month. and .h id sat htm !
il'.wn ni? !"? i i*t r? l> I >? by toijs rirosido fori
l??- ? '?tins buck into I he tfame. j
iii :< ??.?lit artiel*. 1 iold how Wapnor i
had l-tarney It'-v I'ltss ? all -tni* ? |
and hud d *- 1 i 1 1 1 1 ?- 1 y i]i .-I'l-d lo (??'( ire from |
.Hi*1 !ti i11 for kooiI. Tlirt ilny this nn-j
Miiinri-mrnt was published, lloiius was
inhabit ins Piti-burjjh uniform unit
.t j.!r*,i-.- hi t!i>? b.i\ score. You can't :
u-i-ii I'l- in mi: "I' il'i- citnie. until th?.:
are cut off Paste that m your |
I; a i l
lin?f>Vfl. tli'iUKh Hornjs rl'd crr).c? n|i\ |
I nni Ki 'il >?'? b:m back, and li'is ri? j
i'lrn will In- ;t tin.- thiiiK f"r baseball!
a :nl fur I hi- Pirates It is ul>n a relief j
!?? mo to. think of \\ ijinT li.u k. Im'i;?.u;< ? |
ln^ ret Iri-iitrni in:nl?- mo think I wkii I
Cftiine \i r> far almiir. He is r follow j
I used ;.o l""k up 1 1 ' ;us a ? yn(ing:st<-r |
ninliiur on In iKbts 1 ???ulrl never aspir
in reach i
N-iw I have conn: and icon*. ar.d 'Im i
still in the active service It almost I
? nfournccs me io tnk- nff the blanker I
and * r > io pitch :r ball game if v.,<l
? mild c- ?' ;t nice- warm ti.iy. ? ilonus' hi -!
line nil! help the Pirates, for th?> bai-j
till? i > ?' In ft 'I'll' hip fJi-rinan'
?'?n tits: bjse has a mote comfortable I
1 ???rt li ilian at shortstop and will still;
cover ;l I i * I III" ground lie is nf till' I
architectm ?: which {??mil's liim to |
reach n mile or so and spear h hit or
thrown bull .without moving around
much
U lint Wagner has Knu-.vn for a k>nz
1 1 m?* is Dial Iiih upf isisi a i "lug
out ? ih'' ]'iiiu which liriv many stars
I ro'm th" game. Strangely enough, the
legs "I a l> I ?; I.e*guer seem to go firs..
Arthur f'cvlin's I'ks stopped Ins ca
reer. The quirk starts- and sudden
moves or an ir.li-ld. r appear to be most
irying nn the legs I'.ut Wiignor has
suffered from rheumatism contracted
years ago in his legs n? the "M Sports
nuns Park "it tlu river hank in l'it-ts
hurgh. I have watched lata play v\ ilti
ih" sp""d hT a l u: lii-r just breaking ? 11
when e\ st.j. he t?">k was lorture ??>
Inn: .\ le>s game man. would have
b. ??! sitting "'I th- kiu'li .list hoping
int. I drawing his pay. T w < ? or three
yt.ar.s hack. ll.'iiiis said t ? me;
"I won't last much longer. .Matty. My
legs arc had."
Rut th'- great shortstop has always
tak^n splendid c;irr III' hilllSeii. Mint I
would not b. surprised to see him g)
a I li isi another i oupb- ot seasons. \V>'
?nr.- all glad to hav. him back. : or h"
is one < i.Tinan w?. love, and the grand
est Dutchman ot" them all.
rapt a in. Hustun has pone uwav ? 'he I
lighting otttjej- of tii- Yankee. Cap has!
don.? as much for iiig League hasehail -
hs any eluli owner ever to hr-ak J n t ? ? I
the game. Xi/v. he litis turned bis hand]
to helping I nele Sani. No one can say
Cap was hard of hearing when the call
C/lillO.
H>- started the military drill In the
Hig I.eaKU'^s, and the last move he mad'?"
uhs to try i<> Kvt permission to play"
Sunday ball names tn the ea-s't, all t'.'?
receipts to he jjlvon to the Red Cross
"If you are over p. soldier." he said .
I" m<\ ??you'll know what "the Red Cro::s
moans to the Army. It's Just the dlf
;Vrt-r.<'f between life aud death to many
I Si 111 (ill "
j VW are nil for '"a plain Huston.
Krom the itir?-ctron of the Detroit ball
rltib. 1 ran li'-ar loud chuckles and Ruff:
f?\vs. They are emitted by Tyrus Ray
, mond <"obb .caused by the row between
j McOr&w and Myron. When Ty was In
! Cincinnati after his famous battle this
! sprins;. he said to me:
?".Most of the '< Hants are crazy.. Mc
! 'Ira iv will get in many a tight before .
I stiis season is over."
I Cobb i?s laughing over the accuracy
' of ins prophecy.
i (Copyright, 1917. by The Bell Syndi
| catc. ln<\ )
FERRY ALL-STARS AND
! P. & E. G. PLAY SUNDAY,
j T. ? :nrirt .I't.-riio tn a: l^easue park*
j i !:? \!1-Stui> will itir._-i die fast jroinn,
| !'. .v iv. I'm. Til. out-thc-pikc boy.-i,
lutv.- ;?<? !! playing ;<!?_? i' lixlt this season
i i ? iu>- ??f'tit* j! with a \ ictory* over the
j :Vrr> -arlif i- in th?; season. '*
| llrad Ssni ? !?. will pitch for the pikaS
i Ikds. while V.' i iM.n anil Noilly, who has^
| just returned t'roin I lie lMxic league,'
i iv(|l do tii.- twining for the All-Stars.*
1 Same ? ?:? 1 1- d iil 4 : 1 T>. ?"
i Tli-" trains will ? j ri?? up as follows; m
| 1'. .v K. -Jones. rf. I*. Smith, ss:
'Jiirili. .'b: Harris. ?!": Reuther. (Capt.i.
<?; M.tddfii. ;:i>; K. SnnUi. If: Ranson, If;.
\\V>id>-l. lb. P Smith, p; Moward. p. ^
,\ll-Star>.- Hamilton. If; Kaston. ss;
;?"i!lts. rf; I'rum. if ; -Roc.io. '.'b: Cropper,,
"!>. 'VMalley. Smith, lb; Wil?on. p;*
; Noilly, p.
Umpire ? Morgan. "*

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