The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-07-29
YALE 6; PHARMICS 3.
The Best Game OF the Season Was Played
Here Last Wednesday.

The BeSt came or the season was Played
Here Last Wednesday.
The Brown City team came down on
Friday last for game with our boys,
but owing to the rain it had to be post
poned. We hope to see these teams
meet soon as they are very evenly
matched and will no doubt put up
close game.
On Wednesday last Warmers Phar-
mics, of Marlette, arrived in Yale minus
their championship expectations, which
they left at Harbor Beach. A good
sized, noisy crowd attended the game
and enjoyed the best exhibition of ball
playing that has been pulled off in y Yale
this year. There were nearly as many
present from Marlette, Brown City and
Peck as there were from Yale and they
all did their best to rattle our little Ed
die, but, like the coon dog, they "barked
up the wrong tree" Jones got up too
early that morning. The visitors carried
three twirlers with them and used their
two best ones in this game-Gleason
and Benoit. Mclaughlin was all right
until he went up against q good team
and then he took a tumble and let the
other fellows get II hits off him. He
wasn't considered safe in the box after
that.
Our whole team from catcher to left
fielder played good ball and won by
hard work. They played together bet
ter than at any time this year and but
few errors were chalked up against
them. They also got ten hits off Be
mott, while Jones only allowed the visi
tors two hits. Ten Marlette players
died at the plate and only four Of our
stick artists went under.
Wm. Trask, of Marlette, umpired
and not once during the entire game
was there a kick on his decisions. He
was honest and impartial and the game
passed off in very friendly manner.
Following is the "Dramatis Personal"
of Warmers Drug Store line-up:-
Mellin's Baby Food...........McLaughlin
DeWitt's Little Early Risers... .....Lester
Anti-T ToXine. Forbes
Swamp Root. Davis
Scott's Emulsion....... .Benoit
NerVlne Bone
Ie-ru-na ....."............... ..........Merrill
All they need to become good players
is a 25c bottle of "Elixir Of Life"
Here is the way the total column
looked at the close of the game:-
Innings. .........1 2 3 4 5 6 6 80
Pharmics zee. .......0 o o o 1 O 1 o. 8
Yale e...................O 0 0 2 1 0 o 3 e 6
NOTES.
Doc Campbell never opened his face
after the eighth.
"Willie" took his time all right and
that's where he made his mistake.
Brown City got bumped yesterday by
the Caro- team to the tune of to 0.
The Capac game still hangs fire, but
it will probably be pulled off in week
or two.
1t only took eight seconds to even up
Wits 500 bluff but Walter got out of
it with his money.
The games would be ever so much
nicer if "Dusty" would only keep quiet.
He talks too much.
The Marlette's came here very con-
fident of winning, but they had built
paper castles in the air.
Cam Baxter tunked the ball for a
home run and Jones, Cough and Ernie
Baxter are credited with two base hits.
On Aug. 9TH Yale plays Marlette at
that place. Deckerville plays here on
the 8th and the Nebraska Indians on
the 18th.
Jones has certainly made record for
himself and covered himself with sey-
eral kinds of glory. Out of ten games
pitched this year he has only lost one
and that was stolen by the umpire.
Mclaughlin tried his old dirty trick
on Jones and nearly succeeded in put
ting him out of business. But he didn't
buck up against Lothian-he had met
him before. Macs buck is something
he tries at every game and such rot is
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