Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-13

capt. ftouste gave j.. E. Storey M en-
sergetic orato,ical flashing, and from
.reading the Sun this week NE shotid
Judge that Houde's remarks touched4a
tender spot. .. 85.=
Nj. and Mrs. Eli. KarnIiam were
called e Delano. lssts*eek 81 the fatal
illness Of Mrs. Farnbam's father, Mr..
=. D. Barnet. He died on Saturday
last, at the age OF SO gears, leaving 4
wife and several married children, ali
in comfortable circumstances. Mrs.
Farnham has the sympathy Of her nn-
merous friendsin tbisvicinity in her
sad bereayement. r
The st. Cloud Journal Press gives tue
following account Of the game Of polo
played in that city beiwcen the Little
Falls and St. Cloud clubs: s#
Last Friday evening the sealing space
in the rink WAS crowded by those anxious
70 see the return game Of polo between
the St. Cloud aud Little Falls teams. Fl
was half past nine o'cltck when The game
was called, and IN hour later when Ii
WAS finished. the vieitoss having wo1
three straight goals. The game through
out was plucky one ON both sidex, and
the Individual playing very fine, $, Cloud
winning the honors- in this regard: the
home boys playing reckless and y,
times brilliant game, but with a lack Of
system which cos, them the. goals. In
the first inning the ball was rushed 1T
once to the Little Falls goa, which how.
ever was guarded by three men who
chung to their place and did, some very
pretty work. Gradually the, ball was
worked to the o'her end Of the rink ant
despite the efforts Of Capt. Hall, rhose
goal defense throughout the game could
hardly have Keen excelled, Little Falls
scored point, a claim of foul BY ST.
Cloud not being allowed. Time Of in
ming, Is minutes. The second goal was
made in about ten minutes, ile play be-
ing sharp and quick and mostly directly
in front o. tbe s, Cloud stakes. Little
Falls kicked the ball through in this
inning, as was claimed in the first, and
the foul this time was allowed. Tie
third inning lasted hall an hour, and
was the most exciting OF ALL It Was a
constant whirl from beginning 10 end.
The. 81. Cloud boys We're getting desp.
crate. and ,hejr play was at,eyly ,sgard-
less Of the safety ot the persons of them
selves or their opfonea S. L, Was only
by steady goal defense OF the three keep
ers that they were kept from scoring
half dozen times. Finally, however,
Staples 20 in one Of his b,ck-hand
sweeps that sen, the ball be,weeo the
st. Cloud posts and ended the game.
The best oftscling prevailed throughout
and although the excitement was intense
the crowd was fair to the visitors, and all
joined At the close in three hearty cheers
for the Little Falls team, who personally
and professionally" are credi, 70 tina,
village But one r. e1.lbey OF The teams
Was hurt Wait accidentally getting in a
crack over Currie's eye, their sticks
CHANGING OIL eacb otbey. Waite aud one
OF the visitors broke their skates, the
former playing tor awhile wiihso.,sy vt!s,,
and others had their skates wr.nchss
from their aootS, ST. Clouds Ill buck in t
this Eespeca being especially noticeable.
W. Il. Aldee and ". b. Edelbrock
acted as umpires for .he home team, ;
and Louis Dem al. Of St Paul, sn,! Mr..
Goodrow, Of the Falls for the visitors,
witt Manager Hetien rs referee.
THIS ST., Cloud tenn WAS: Ru>',cr:,
Harry Cal,w.e, Elmer Stevens; Point
Clark Wait; Cover Point, Eve Hall.
Bach, Charlie Dam; Half Back. Fred
Baanes; Gna', Will Hall, Captain.
Little Falls: Rnshers, Victor. Shal,ern,
John Roy, John Carrie; Gn,l Frank
Marshall: Cover Goal, VIM Ryan,
Joseph Hamlin; Cover Point. 3. F.
Staples, Captain. 5.;s
After the game both clubs ,udnlged
in an oyster supper At the West Heuss
and she Li4tle Falls boys went hons 10 III
a midnight freight. The third game
will be. played soon, and s. Cloud viii
then scoop in the persimmous.
Wishino RI rndnoo