The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-06-02
Baseball.

game was played on the Lebanon
ground Tuesday afternoon between
the Lebanon club al d the Willamettes
Of Albany, Properly speaking the
Albany club was picked nine, there
being four players from the League
club and five from the Willamettes.
AS this was the first game of the
season for our boys, they
stood little show against the profession,
al battery.
Chas Burns and Mat Stanley were
the battery for the VILLAS and Al
drlch and and 0'Neil for Lebanon,
Emil Miller of Albany unIpired the
game in a fair manner, the only kick
ing being done by the League men
who would have shown much better
Judgment by keeping still since they
came out just for practice.
Burns proved entirely too much for
most Of the Lebanons, all they had to
do being simply to "fan" the air and
retire to the bench.
The first three or four innings proved
close and interesting but after this the
game was too one sided to be interest,"
ing. Some good plays were made by
both sides and many poor ones.
The score was II to 8 in favor of the
VILLAS.
The outsiders from both Albany and
Lebanon used their vocal organs en-
tlrely too much in the way of guying
the players.
The Albany players received good
treatment at the hands of the Lebanon
club and returned the same.
1t is probable that another game
will be played between the William
cites and Lebanons when we antici-
pate the game will be more closely
contested.
A cougar followed up some chill.
dren above Charlottesville while 90
ing home from school and frightened
them. Hunters turned out and found
and killed the hungry varmInt.
Services in the Methodist church
Sunday June 4. Sunday school at 10
a. m. Preaching at II a. m. Subiect
"Heavenward." Junior league at 8
p. m. Preaching at 8p. M. Subject:
"Little Foxes" Everybody is cor. /
daily invited to attend these services.
PASTOR.
The critics admit that no violinist
now before the public SO thoroughly
satisfies all classes of the music low.
ing public as Remenyi. While he de-
lights in pleasing the popular ear he
is none the less appreciated by lovers
of classic music, to whom his exquis.
lite expression is q revelation. The
great yiolinist will be seen for the
first time in the Albany opera house
Wednesday June7. Pric so cts to 81.
The state reform tschool is receiving
recruits again, Monday the first col
1red boy admitted to the institution
was received there from. The Dalles.
His name is James PattCn, his age is
l3 years and he was committed there
oy County Judge Blakely. Sunday
Sheriff Ganong of Clackamas county
brought to the school Clayton Pierce,
If Oregon City on commitment from
County Judge Meldrum. Monroe
Brown of Portland was sent to the re-
'ormatory by Judge Munly and
brought here Saturday by John Nc
Herman Of the boys and girls aid So
ciety. General incorrigbility is the
offense in each one Of these cases.
superintendent Smith has the boys at
work clearing up some new land. He
Fought a stump puller TO assist in the
work. About ten acres will be cleared
or the plow this season making a lit I
lie more than 100 tillable of the total ,
state of the 377 acres. The school
ses between 400 and 900 cords of wood
year and the cutting of it removes
lost Of the timber from the tracts to
e cleared. Statesman.
J. z. Gorden returned to Lebanon !;
sst Monday, Clint says that he has |,
aough Of Oklahoma and Oregon is !
ood enough for him. He intends to