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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
9
Yesterday's results show New York rallied to beat Philadelphia 12 to 1 behind strong batting. Chicago defeated Detroit 6 to 4 with solid pitching from Johnson and Stanage. St Louis topped Washington 6 to 3 as Baker and Plank led the offense. Brooklyn and Philadelphia had a 13 to 8 game in New York despite rain delays. Milwaukee or others not listed.
In Chicago the RHE beat Pittsburg 9 to 3 with Camnitz Berry Fisk and Wilton charged with the battery. At Indianapolis, Buffalo fell 7 to 1 as Krapp Blair Kaiserling and Rariden yielded. St Louis saw Brooklyn win 4 to 2 with Finneran Land Willett and Simon contributing. Kansas City defeated Baltimore 2 to 0 with Wilhelm Connolly Jackitsch Cullop and Easterly in action.
Three foreigners named Joe Puskey Paul Cayinnsky and George Moluskey all Slavs were sentenced to work on city streets today by Mayor Will H Cole in police court on disorderly conduct charges. They were arrested last night by Officers Davis and White in Glen Btk amid a three cornered r. spalladelphie fragment.
A.B. Hill of Bridgeport was sentenced to ten days on the city street force by Mayor Will H. Cole after a police court hearing. He was arrested earlier in Chicago by Officers Daviesom and Indianapolis for making affectionate remarks to passing women in the street.
St. Louis plays Montreal as part of a busy schedule with Chemnott facing New York, Pitter meeting Brooklyn, and Uhleago opening against Philadelphia in a quartet of matchups.
The American League slate lists Boston at Chicago New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Detroit Baltimore at Kansas City Brooklyn at St Louis Pittsburgh at Chicago Buffalo at Indianapolis.
Buckhannon June 19. Wesleyan College Athletic Association awarded Varsity W letters to 31 athletes for the past year. Baseball led with 18 letterists, football and basketball seven each, and track seven. Recipients include A E Neale Parkersburg W S Jacobs Clarksburg W C Morrison Beckley Floyd Ressegger Buckhannon William Singleton Mannington James Heavner Clarksburg R W Shumaker Buckhannon George Zinn Huttonsville Frank Farmenbauugh Clarksburg Curtis Jr Beckley Carl Stiller New Martinsville J S Kellison Marlinton H Withers Buckhannon A Smith Beckley E Smith Clarksburg Doff Daniela Marshes S Perry Jr Tuewell Vaz Hy A Stanabury Marshes FM Cornwell Thornton C P Lambert Pennabur o B M Snodgrass New Martinsville Herbert Withers Jr Glenville H W Vance French Creek C K Allen Wilkinsburg Pa Para Simms Montgomery Ray Michaels Watson Karl Young Hendricks Everett Morgan New Martinsville.
A commemorative auto pilgrimage to retrace General Washington's 1776 march from Philadelphia to Cambridge will begin in Philadelphia and end in Cambridge with ceremonies on July 3. Led by the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, the route visits sites in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and more, with tablets and memorial dedications along the way.
The narrative mentions July 3 ceremonies in Cambridge and Watertown linked to Washington as commander in chief, noting the Sons of the Revolution will end their ceremonies with exercises. It also references Turner in the South Penn Oil drilling department and stray mentions of hog bristles and Smithfield Munc hington with price notes on hog bristles at 243 a ton in Bugland.
Miss Orleen Stark and Claude Robey travel to Oakland Maryland for their marriage plans. Uncle Tom's Cabin Company performed notably here Wednesday night. Miss Merie McNuttie visitors in Salem for a few days. Mr Carmichael Gang Company staff attended local interests. The body of Stephen Joy, a former local resident who died in Oklahoma, was brought back for burial.
Testimonial claims Rheuma from the Gourt cured by two bottles of Parette after doctors failed. Fort Lopes resident Barhorat says a two year crippled condition was ended with the treatment. The ad touts a money back likely refund and urges skeptical readers to try the product.
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