Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-31
FIELD par Axn s.sspALL.
Programs eff Ev-n,. and c~sut-s,aii
Who MnI Participate.

Below We publish the program O.
events and he names Of the cor
testants who will participants in IL
different games OF next Saturday III
sunday.
The members Of the Elko Cousi
High School Athletic Association MI
Eiko Baseball team. who have IT,
affairs ID charge, have been untirin
III their efforts to MAKE everything
success III ooanec- ion with the enter
tainment Of our Eureka visitor, al.
To CARY the suort'ng events throuE
without hitch or haw. Our citizen
and business men have sub%cnb<'
literally towards d~eirayiuR the FL
penses ~ the visiting teams. The
will be plenty OF good clean spor'
mi the baseball game should he
close and exciting n Both team
AVE exa llent material i'll them an.
are ~practicinE a. hgently. TIL
basket bSl game between two team
~ the high school. n representiuL
Eureka and the other Elko. pruuse-
TO be one 81 the most interesting
FEATURES ~ the occasion. The girl
are working bar and show q marker.
improvement IN their team work
The athletes are also :rsIumI
hard for the Gderen, Fi-Id d.,
vents and Coach TA,-r express
himself as hemg sre atty pleased at I'll,
Improvement II their work and uuu-
,hIlop.
The field day and basket ball game
Sil be beld 81 the old baseball
.round, north OF the lumber yard
,nd the baseball game will take pIar-
II the e grounds near Mr.. LyIton'r
0-sIdencc. SEATS will tn. provide ! at
ho-h places for spectator. and a
General invitation Is extended To
Elku'- rrEIdemts aud people u the
surrounding valleys and towns TO be
prrseut.
The visitors are expected to arrive
fu.u Eureka FnIay night and fro u
then until their departure ever, effort
will be made To give them a 10, al
time. let Us all assist and dis. rove
the statement which has often been
male. that Elko is not a no pit able
own
GENERAL PROGRAM.
Friday night-janee at 9 r.. ".
Saturday
Field Day at lao p. ".
Basket ball game 6 e.. n.
Reception s:3I Pm
sunday
Baseball game ut > p. II.
FIELD DAY ENTRIES.
Following are the natne uf the mem,
oers Of the Eureka track team. hut it
IL impossible at this time TO state for
what events they have been entered
George foung, Walter Yuuuy
Wendell Jones, james FJr.i. jules
Karsky. Will McGarry. They are il
charge Of Scott Jameson. coach.
Those from the EIko team are ~
follow: so be-.
so yard dash Dale Snyder. Clar
ence Housh. STANLEY Wines.
leo ward dash-DlIe Snyder. CIar
ence Hongh. Stanley Wines.
22O .arL dnsh-Dale Snyder, Clar
ence Hou'h. Stanley Wines.
$40 Yard Iun-Ossie Miller. Harr
R'l'ins on, Bounie Mcbride, Charlie
Ernst. Ed williams
IL pound shot lut-Stanley Wines
Dale Snyder.
II ponnd hammer throw-Stanle.
Wines. Dale Snyder.
Running high imp Ellis Cool
ing, Clarence Hough. Dais Sn, lie
harley Ernst.
Running broad j rmp-Dale Snyde
Stanley Wirea, Charley Ernst.
BAsXE1 BALL
EUREKA EIKo-
"'iSS NSephss SChh U EslcuuOF fstuh
Lem Irckhart. lgoil throwerl Irene Huntt
Minnie Johnson Mary Oyerma
Edith Hale Grace Bacc
Eliza Overnan tguardp Ethel Grow,
Euuicc Campbell May Lar
Veruie Jones Kati, McNrilt
BASEBALL.
The Eureka team will he pickle
from the folio wing: rhus. Robinson
Frank Kotf, Frank Hen in,
Henderson, w. j. Ito per. Dan Wat
sou, Richard lIarril. 81. McEwen. A
Ten Word. Will REYNOLDS. II. Stot
dard. G. Stoddard. Jue Williams. {
W%ittenburg. Gen Young.
EIko-Lew Wallace. catcher; Lan
: der Tabrr, pitcher; T. Tdinr. LIST bha
and captain; Milton Wallace secon
base; VIM Muller. third base; 'rarr
Bruce. short stor; Dale Snyder, lei
ieldi Chas. LornR, center field; RI
Harris. right Heidi jos Taber, Char
Icy Ernst and Al Wood, substitutes
Van Powell, umpire for Elko.
The dinmond has been placed !,
exceller, shape, the haae lines clear
ly marked ou: and everything posi-
BILE done to make the game interest
ing.
No admission will i've char ed 10
any ~ The sporting events amd n
stated before Il cordial invitation 1
extended to everyone. Surely Satnr
day and Sunday should 10 gala day
IN Elko's hist Try.
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Eik0'a Yell,