Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-07
HOP FROM THE
DOPE BOOK
Captain Reilly Lost in the Jungle
Trying to Lop off to
a Whisper

Captain Reilly made up his mind to-
day that he would wash off about five
or ten pounds of surplus flesh and fol-
lowing the suggestion of Mrs. Reilly
| he was challenged to make hike to
the Uniontown hill Reilly didn't relish
the trial but he made good and with
several of the boys and the ladies of
the party they started out. Nothing
has been seen of them for the past few
hours and as it was their intention to
make the round trip within two hours
several of the Indians" who preferred
to bask in the sunshine of the lower
altitude. are becoming uneasy and
there is talk of making up searching
party. Speculation is rife as to
whether it is possible that the party
were devoured by the wild beasts or
whether the strenuous trip was too
much for them and they are resting at
the wayside. at any rate they have not
been seen up to this time.
The Indians are fast getting into
line with their practice work and Muir
dock is lining up to the good. All the
! infield men are working to good form
and doing fast work and its pretty
hard to pick out the flaws at this time.
If they keep up the standard Of team
work in the league games that they are
putting up here they will be a hard ag-
gregation to go up against for the other
leaguers.
Reilly has been expecting Klopf to
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he has been ordered to report several
times but he is making a play to land
in the McCrosky bunch which won't go
with Reilly. He claims he had no con-
tract or transportation from Reilly but
the captain says he is off there. Trans
portation and money was sent to him
early in the game. Williams has or
dered him to report at once to Reilly
and he will likely come rolling in at
any time or stay on the bench for the
rest of the season without pay. Reilly
says If Klopf doesn't get in practice in
time to make good that he will be out
some dough" in making good for lost
time. DIR. Mosier, the big south paw
pitcher from Iowa will arrive here next
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Reilly believes that he will show uI
some fine twirling when in trim and
will give him all the chance in the
world Mosier is a full fiedged physi.
clan and has a record as a ball player
also having played last year with the
northern league.
Frary has Topped off about clever
pounds since coming here. Rockenfielt
has shook six and Holland four pound!
and they are feeling fine. Holland ex
) poets to turn off about five pounds
more and Is meat for the boarding
house, while making the effort. Refill.
took off seven pounds and when h
t weighs up tonight expects to be sh.
some more. The games which wer
D scheduled for Friday and Saturday be
Y tween both teams here and the Univer
2 sity of Idaho team has been postpone
= from the fact that the grounds hav
been engaged for Saturday by the higl
school boys. Games will probably b
arranged for Friday and Saturday o
next week with the university team
The Lewiston team will play the I'm
dams" on Sunday next and a warn
) game is promised. Reilly will put Hogs
Loucks. Dammann and Carney in tn
box at intervals and they expect t
0 make a strong play to shut out the loca
= team. The Lewiston boys have not de
cided who will 60 in the box but hav
a surprise up their sleeve. Dummy
Ridley will play backstop and will un
), doubleday put up a creditable game.
Secretary Bradbury OF the local tear
has given May and 10 to the Seattl
team but the dates have not yet bee