The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-21

y n, 1905.
gin figuring tpon the location Of the pen
ant at The Electric park gfounds The
senators today begin q series OF three
games az Springfield thence iourneylnR
to Joplla for three regular games with
the possibility OF playing on two or more
postponed games az the latter piacc II
the champions Of Cuthres pride fare
as well as on their last tour ir the ,ne-
mys country, when they broke even the
fans here ought &c be content
Next Thursday the redorbtahle vsch-
ita Joboers will Invade Guthrie. and hen
will follow It contest Of real giants
weimer, springneld's smuggling ce' ter
fielder. Is a terror to opposing pitchers
and when he steps up TO bat the fens
shut their eyes and hold their breath.
Johnny Filman failed TO make good
at Kansas City and his services are now
offered again to the Joplin management
II Is not kncwn yet Il they will accept
Oklahoma City and Jopln are already
beginning to play benefit games at an adj
vance in price 20 put a few coppers in
the treasury. which is entirely empty Tor
t,ft, Ns,Fl,ft, paaa,t,
Oklahoma City has concluded % retain
her team Manager Barnes having sue
ceeded Ia raising enoryh money among
the tight -hsted fans OF Blowtown to keep
the club for the remainder Of the season.
sedalia has signed ur Tobo HOFFMAN
Of the Pittsburg Missouri val',y league
team lie is good catcher and out
fielder. His stay with the Shopllfters
wtil terminate with 7ollirEs' r-eurcna-
tion from his injury
Joplin Globe Henry Leist has bought
the sedolia franchise back again. He
says that the franchise win never leave
the towr this year; that the team Is
drawing better and the people are tet-
ter satisfied with their playing era
veis hos found ber.h with the sedala
bunch.
The sedalia sentinel leaves remind
err "Du,ch' Persch made Topeka 'sns
look back and mcditate Friday. rhe
little fielder hit Howey for four safe
ties az I'VE times up in the fist game
and one Of them was for three cushions.
He also had three put outs In center
field Dutch was released by Topeka
sedaiia Sentinel: with leo Hlte re-
leased sedalia car now boast OF having
the giant pitcher OF the Western assoc
citation. He is Bob Talbot. who stands
six feet in his socks ard weighs some
thing like two hundred and quarter
The shoplifters also carry the midget
box artist Of The association in the per-
son OF Dummy Curtis.
Joplin Globe; II seems to be good
recommendation for any basebail player
to be released from Topeka For in
stance. Cra,ens was released one day
and the next day he beat the White sox.
All the men whc have been released by
Topeka since the opening Of the season
have better paying positions on faster
teams Up in Topeka the town runs The
ball team. not the management
From the sedalla Capital skinny
Blackburn IS certainly the baseball Idol
Of Topeka The papers print mtervi,w VS.
every day from the big PLAYER about his
views Of the game from It's various
angles. ana recently he told The public
Of Topeka How TO bat" In nearly as
good words as the great Larry I@'oie
told representative o. the Sporting
News recently
From the sedalia Capital: Chris Chic
is not very well liked in Topeha on ae-
count OF his strictness with the players
OF both teams II the White sox or their
followers thought for a toinutc that they
could work the little "Ump" because
they were playing on their nome grounds
they were badly mistaken he fined
several Of the p.geka players and
benched few incidentally. and hv so
doing made himself very untopuiar in
Topeka
Here is a dispatch from Enid. relative
to Oklahoma Guys fpn.hisc: enid,
OK, July Nv A. Coart. an all
around base ball man who has played in
a great many Of the fast eastern
leagues and formerly manager OF the
Jacksonville, Fla, team. has been at
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