Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-16

FIELDING SCORE,

| Tti' FIELDING SCORE.
| Fly Catches by Railroad-Russell 9. Mclaughlin
eGSS White a. %iIii.%s S M.n.
ray 5, Hayden ]. Turner 3-l4. ~
Base play..;Railroad-put out by Phillips 4. Gar
rsbrant : Gibson !; total 8 assisted by Gibson 4,
Willsms l, Gray l; total q assisted by Hayden l,
o Out It on fouis-ksiiroud7; Cspisals.
.Railroad--Passed bails--kIc iaughlin 10, Gray o.
Called balls-Garrabrant 20. Phillips o; total ss.
Gspital,1Passed bslls-Williams 10. Called balls
Bases on hits-Dolscn IS. Railroad 81. Capital
Double plays by Mclaughlin and Garr.brant and
by Mauray and Hayden.
lime Of Gsmeg 5nosS.N hours and % nm n;,
Club. q -
Scorers-Spice and Jones. " f
We conclude our list of premiums below:
CANNED FRUITS, &C.
Best apple jelly, Mrs. d. Corner; best
pear, Mrs. B. Corner; best peach, Mrs. G.
5. Innis; best ounce, G. S. Innis; best cur
rant, Mrs. B.. Corner; best strawberry, G.
S Innis; best plum, Sallie A. Glenn: best
and largest variety canned fruit, Mrs G S
Inni,; best picked cucumbers, Mrs AIDA
Sprague; best and largest variety pre-
serves, Mrs w r Sprague; best and largest
variety of fjelies, Mrs G 5 Innis best and
largest variety of pickles, Mrs G S Innis;
best gallon cider. n S Vincent; best gallon
w Fl Innis; best peck dried ap-
pies, Mrs II NJ Phelps; best preserves, Mrs.
j M,Pugh; best canned apples, Mrs GS Innis;
tomato and corn, s E Kalb; pumpkins.
Mrs G S lnnis; peaches. Mrs g ) Innis;
pears. Mrs c o Betz; plums, Mrs w r
Sprague; blackberries, Mrs G s limit;
raspberries, S E Kalb; gooseberries, w r
Sprague; currants, Mrs e Kalb; grapes,
Mrs'G 1nnis; tomatoes, Mrs w H Innis;
cherries, w H Innis ounces, Mrs. w r
Sprague; strawberries, Mrs w R Sprague.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
g w Cushman-Best saddle and bride;
second best; best single buggy harness;
second best; best double carriage harness;
second best; best double harness for farm
purposes; second best; best cook stove
Atkins Stuart, best =parlor stova,- z 2
Armstrong & Co; best display of boots
and shoes, Pierce & Kinsell; best display
of horse shoes, Peters & Benns.
LADIES' DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Best pair homemade coverlets, d s Eli
OFT; second, Mrs D Trumbo; best pair home
made blankets, Mrs d Trumbo; best ten
yards linen. Mrs D Trumbo; second. Mrs
D Trumbo; best ten yards flannel, Mrs d
Trumbo; second, Mrs d Trumbo; hest ten
yards rag carpeting. Mrs N S Vincent;
second, Mrs Fl M Phelps; best lot
stocking yarn, Mrs W r Seymour; Sec
ond, H NJ Phelps; best hearth rug
Mrs B Corner; best patched quilt, Miss An
ME Neiswadner; second, w r Sprague;
best patched silk quilt, Mrs Theo. Legg;
second, Mrs Van Houten; best bed spread,
Mrs Campbell; second best, Mrs Joel
Baughman; best bed comfort, Isabella c.
lnnis; best pair crochet chain tides, Lizzie
Ewing; best single crochet tidy, Miss AIDA
Spraguc; best crochet shawl, Miss Annie
Miller; best knit shawl, Mrs Bowland; best
crochet ,edging, E Kalb; best carriage al
CHAN or blanket, Mrs X Snively; best
sample of letting q yards), Lizzie Ewing;
best infants sacks, Mrs T Gates; best dis
play of millinery, Van Houten; best panta-
looms made by hand, Mrs w R Spragne;
best pantaloons made by machine, Miss
AIDA Sprague; best calico dress made by
hand. Miss AIDA Sprague; best calico dress
made by machine, Mrs j NJ Pugh; best fine
dress made by machine, Mrs w III Penny;
best sun bonnet, hack bonnet. or
hood, made by hand, Miss Jenny Kalb,
best made by machine, Mrs w Fl Phelps
best pair woolen knit socks, NJ A Cooper
I'd best, Miss M Seymour; best pair wooden
knit stockings, Miss C seymour; I'd best,
Mrs w r Sprague; best pair woolen knit
mittens, Mrs NJ Seymour; I'd best, S E Kalb;
best pair cotton knit stockings, w r Spague;
hest pair cotton knit socks, G X Watkins;
I'd best, same; best pair linen knit stock
ings, Mrs G x Watkins; I'd best, w r.
Sprague; best shirt made by hand. w R
Sprague; best made by machine, Mrs w
F Penny; best chemise made by hand.
Miss AIDA Sprague; best crochet collar, s
e Kalb; I'd best, Lizzie Ewing.