The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-05
100 ward foot race. Jasper Green

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E. jacobsen 2.
Boys Foot Race, Clarence Sea1ls l.;
Clarence Hutchinson 2; D. Dickson 3.
Slow Mill Race, Jolly Fintch /; Bob
Watson 2.
Sack Race. Whiting /; Grill 2;
Movers and Cose divided.
One half mile race, w. johnson l.:
Bert Anderson 2.
! legged race, Reden bauge and Tran
err /; Huckty and Cose 2.
Tug of war, Denison township l.;
Goodrich 3
Egg Race, Frank Paul /: Carl Black
man g
| Shoe and stocking race, Max La
FIR ance /. Merrill Winey2.
Relay race, Jes Winey l: Fred Scarf
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Water fight. Otto Christensen.
The Ball Game
Thi, was the most exciting event
of the day Carroll came down eN-
pecting to walk-a-way. The walk was
all the other way, however, until in
the ninth inning Carroll resorted to
the very Questionable method o. get
ting hit with the bah and thus secured
the winning runs There was much
good-natured fun during the game and
we und 4rstand that Pitcher Reilly and
one or two others took it rather to
heart. They should not have done
this Reilly especially, is a fine play
er, good-natured, and the Denison
boys all like him and are proud of the
fact that he comes from this county,
a. D. Rouilliard nmpired the game.
AS usual he was severely criticised.
He may have made mistakes, but there
can be no question as to his honesty
and fairness.
The less said about the manager of
the Carroll team the better, and we
draw the mantle of charity over his
actions.
The game opened with three runs
scored by Denison. Carroll scored
one run in the fifth on account of a
double error, Denison. assisted by
Carroll errors. scored two in the fifth
inning also. During the sixth, seventh
and eighth innings neither side scored
and it looked like a five to one victory
for Denison. Carroll got desperate.
Faul gave the first man base on balls
and then two of Carroll's batsmen sac
riticed their shins for the good. of the
cause like genuine sportsmen and filled
the bases. Scharnweber- the only
good batter on the Carroll team, land
ed two Dagger and cleared the bases,
bringing in three runs.
Scharnweber scored on a judgment
error in Denison's right field and the
game was tie Denison failed to score
in its half. In the tenth the Denison
team was demoralized by the effects OF
Carroll's chicanery and Reilly made
the winning tally for the visitors.
Denison was retired in one-two- three
order and Carroll won, but the victory
added nothing to its laurels.
Faul and VAIL made a splendid bat
terry for Denison and Reilly held Den.
ison down to two hits, but his suppor
was poor. Father Scharnweber was
the whole show for Carroll and with
out his timely hits the team would
have been white washed. Denisor
may we'll feel proud over the showine
made.
The Evening.
Owing to the heavy shower just a
the wrong time the fireworks displa.
was abandoned. The display will b.
given later at date to be set by tn
Commercial club. The Germania Hal
was crowded with dancers, who KEEP
up the fun until a late hour.
The day passed off with exceptiona
pleasantness; no accidents. no quar-
rels, no drunkenness or rowdyism
Taken all in all, it was an ideal cele
bration.
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