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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1914

Page

17

Imported Animal Acts Attract Crowds In May Show

The Hagenbeck and Great Wallace act arrives in the United States with trained baboons and educated monkeys performing in a circus tour. Monkeys ride bicycles, play saxophone, and imitate human tasks for audiences, with acts dating back to their Berlin debut before Kaiser Wilhelm.

Hagenbeck Wallace Hesenbeck Hamburg Germany America Kaiser Wilhelm Berlin

Brotherhood Forms Baseball Teams In Latstetter Building

Rival teams to be known as the Reds and Blues will be organized by the Brotherhood. All members and interested players should report at 7:30 Saturday evening in the Brotherhood office for organization. B. W. Laubenstein named captain of the Blues and J. L. Jackett captain of the Reds.

Reds Blues Brotherhood The Latstetter B. W. Laubenstein Bhief J. L. Jackett

First Player Reports For Duty On Team

The first player to report to Manager Shannon arrived in town last night. Fred Pettegrew, a former Marshall Colleges man, has been with the Charleston club of the Ohio State League this spring. He is a catcher and highly promising, per Buz Wetzel. Wetzel notes he would have retained the former collegian but for carrying two veteran catchers from last season. More players are due, aiming for a 30-man trial squad at Union Park.

Shannon Fred Pettegrew Forrmer Marshall Colleges Charleston Pettegrew Buz” Wetzel Wetzel Union Park

Fairmont Beats Bowne Locals In Bowling Match At Temple

Knapps colts lost to Fairmont by fifteen pins at Temple bowling alleys Fairmont led by first game gain then lost it with poor second game Dresbach topped locals with high score and average while King led Fairmonters with top score and high average.

Fairmont Knapps Temple Dresbach King

Governor Hatfield appoints delegates to Negro Nations Congress

Charleston April 28 Governor Hatfield announced delegates for West Virginia to attend the Negro Nations Locational Congress in Oklahoma City July 7 to 10. Delegates listed include Prof. GO. W. Boyd of Charleston and Prof. BE. L, BR W. Hughes.

Charleston Hatfiel West Virginia Negro Nations Locational Congress Oklahomas City Okli GO. W. Boyd Chariester BE. L BR W. Hughes

Pitt does not own the game against West Virginia in 6 to 1 win

Pittsburg defeated West Virginia 6 to 1 as Langdon hurled for Pitt, with Sullivan leaving West Virginia in the fourth after arm trouble. The game featured several defensive plays, scoring bursts in the later innings, and multiple battery changes.

Pittsburg University of Pittsburg Seltlei Langdon University of West Virginia Sullivan West Vilgins Chicago Cincinnati Hagan Benton Clarke Pierce Koestner Archer Pitte Dille Healey

Panya League Lore a Wherezare pause in play

A report from the Pawva league notes Pittsburg and Baltimore games with scoredetails and batteries. It mentions Patt Weaver Paul Laubert and Pauiecpl at Pittsbure, Moran Ford Blair, Seaton Owen and Smith Suggs Wilhelm Jacklisch in Baltimore, and Crandall Hartley and Wilson in St Louis. Attendance and time are listed. George Needham plans tryouts April 25 with about twenty five recruits. Jim Griffin may be appointed umpire by Manager Mackinnon. A Fairmont scribe misstates Needham’s team as professional.

Games Today National League Update

Brief National League slate with Detroit at St Louis and Cleveland facing Toronto. Other matchups are unclear due to garbled OCR text but indicate multiple city and team matchups and standings context.

Police Court Briefs: Two Drunks in Morning Session

In the morning session of police court, two drunks formed the entirety of the docket and were quickly dealt with. Neither offender yielded further actions or records.

Briar Wood Popular for Saw Handles in Wallace District

In the Wallace development area, a natural producer notes briar wood as the favorite for ordinary saw handles. The report highlights the seed stock and variation in briar supply within the county and district.

Wallace Hope Natural Hansa Pound GANDY

Cheap John Watch Repair and Merchandise Ad

Seldom seen notice from Cheap John Watchallite Company offering watches clocks repairs with a two year guarantee. Slogans tout bargains in cheap goods and musical items.

Hero of Federals openings in baseball season

Little Alex Zwilling, the hero of the opening struggles of the Federal league season, embodies the come back. He wonders how many good players quit baseball due to youth's foolishness, as many others return to the miners because their first season valued fun over the game.

Alex Zwilling

Four Year Term For Hattie Stith In Mannie Banks Murder

By pronouncement of Judge James W. Hovinsop, Hattie Stith, colored, is sentenced to four years in the Moundsville penitentiary for involvement in the murder of Mannie Banks, colored.

Judes James W. Hovinsop Criminal Court Hattie Stith Moundsville Mannie Banks

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