News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-28
EIGHTH INNING,

EIGHTH INNING.
Grimes was out on first, wilkins
got first on error of FOrbush, Page
got safe hit to first, McGinnis out on
first, Jackson got base on balls, Hol-
brook made safe hit and Wilkins
scored, Foss struck out.
Miner struck out, Forbush out on
first, Woodward struck out.
NINTH INNING.
Davis out on fly to Smith. Thomas
got first on RubIee error, was put out
on third, Grimes reached first on
Forbush error, Wilkins out on fly
caught by Leach.
Leach reached first on error by
Thomas, reached second by error on
Page, and with one last effort tried
to reach third but a good throw by
Davis and catch by Wilkins he was
put out, Rublee got base on balls,
but was put out between first and
base. Smith got safe hit to first but
was put out at second.
REHABILITATION.
Errors, Morrisville 13, Hyde Park
3; struck out, Foss 10, Hurlburt 5 i;
bases on balls, Foss 3, Hurlburt 3 !;
dead balls by Foss 2; two-base hits,
Jackson, Davis and Grimes of Hyde
Park.
READ THIS JUST FOR FUN.
Here is how a notice posted on
Dwinelrs corner read before the game
of last Saturday,
Chow Does This Strike You?
. 4 8 7 91o11
H HSdc'i Park 9 3 2 Q o o 5
"This is what we did Aug.
What do you suppose will happen
Aug. "a? Come and see "
Here is what was done Aug. a.
1 . 4 5 9
Hyde Parll........... 3 0 2 0 3 / Obs
Morrisville,.."....... Q 0 O. o
NOTES.
Miner, Morrisville's catcher, did
good work.
Wait until the next game; it may
not be SO funny.
Good order prevailed and the olG-
time "sass" was conspicuous by its
absence.
Leach made a handsome catch in
the 9th inning when he caught fly
over first base.
Foss and Jackson are great bat
terry; they were ION to their job "
from the start.
Only two safe hits were made by
MorrisVille and that by Smith in the
I'd and 9th innings.
"Jimmie Collins" Hyde Park 5
third baseman and manager, is still
full of ecstatic" joy.
1t was an "air splitter" sure
enough, and Zone of the liveliest ever
pulled off in the valley"
Chas. Gleed of Topeka, Kan, was
an interested spectator and knew q
good play when he saw it.
Geo. Powers, seated under a spruce
tree, found comfort in telling bis
kids chow we used to play ball"
H. S. Thompson, a former Boston
player, took in the game and loudly
applauded everything meritorious.
Roger Hulburd was enthusiastic
and took pains to state that baseball
was one of the branches OF instruction
at the l.. c. A.
Judge Powers was one of the spec
tators and watched the face tC
face" contest with much interest fol
several innings.
1t was easy to locate the friends o
the clubs-the din and clatter could
; be distinguished without the use o.
an ear trumpet.
The old "No Names" were out il
full force and chow I'd like to show
those boys how to play ball" was 8
frequent remark.
Harley Dwinell lost-interest early
in the game and soon found more
interest il that soda fountain anC
ice cream counter.
The Morrisville club got big
! boost out of it, financially anyway
They had the entire gate receipts anC
they must have been large.
Bigelow of the Free Press looked
on, but as he was a guest of friends
, of the losing side, his applause fol
! meritorious playing was considerably
subdued.
Leach made a desperate effort tC
score in the ninth inning, but Davis
throw to the Sd enabled Wilkins tt
meet Chef about two feet befor
reaching the base.
Umpire Barrows of Johnson CAV
GENERA satisfaction and from hi
decisive decisions 1t would seem tina
}, he had acted in that capacity befor
: and understood his business.
u The laws of health require that the howell
\ move once each day and one OF the penaltie
. aor violating this law il piles, Keep you
!, Roues regular by taking dose of Chamber
a i"ir,s stomach and Liver Tablets when ne'
sssary and you will never have that sever
nnisbment inflicted upon you Price 2
q amts For eale by Hall & Cheney, Morris
|, ynIs, Foss & Strong, Hyde Park; NJ.
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