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your team viii bring it back to Okla
homa City again next year"
S. c. Heyman, a formerly or To-
peka' man responded as follows:
am proud to see this emblem OF VIC
tory flung into Oklahoma breeze.
These young men have won for US an
honor. Remember they are young
men with a vocation as honorable
upright and good as yours or nine
They are not automatons OF ND llie.-
chimes. Every man makes ms ms
takes and these young men make tnelI
errors. If Oklahoma city does noI Co
win today's game, L hope Iopek@
will ,oo.
Then the two teams took the long
banner between them, holding on lIs
sides and marched out to the ce4ser5 ce-sl,5
field to the fagpole, while the paIlu lla
blared out Hail to the Chief lle @
pennant was swung to the breeze; n+ tn+
grandstand cheered, and the lhelueii'
was over. .4.4,o5
Mayor Frank Messenbaum pltcais3e en- e !
the first ball He threw very Wlue
out. everybody laughed, Umpire owens
yelled "Play bali" and the fourtn -L,.a
championship season of the leas sue
on
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New York 5. Brooklyn 8.

Brooklyn. N. Y, May THAT Sunday
baseball is popular in Brooklyn was
clearly evidenced yesterday. Thirty
thousand people got inside of the Wash
ington park inclosure and fully 5000
We're left outside, the gates having been
closed when the management found that
the stands and grounds were crowded
to excess. There. was no police inter
ference. The game. which vas snap
by contest from beginning to end, re-
suited in a victory for New York by a
score of 5 to 8. The series, which was
Interrupted Saturday by a rainstorm,
left the teams evenly divided as to hon
ors. each side having won and lost two
games.
Score by innings: X. II; T.
New York ............ % ID !
BROOKLYN ........1 0 20 90 0 20 O-3 6 4
Batteries-McGinnity and Bresnahan;
Jones and Bergen. Umpire-Johnstone.
Attendance. 80. 900.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

joplin. No, May 1-Leavenworth
turned the tables on Joplin Sunday af-
ternoon winning by score of 2 to in
a battle royal that went fourteen in
nings. Meredith and Morris were pit
ted against each other and honors were
abouf evenly divided. Both twirlers
suffered at times from ragged support
and both were pulled out of tight places
on several occasions by the brilliant
work of their fielders Wooley was cas-
lily the star of the game, accepting halI
a dozen difficult chances. His catch of
Bavless' line drive in the thirteenth pre-
vented a Joplin victory. Joplin earned
her only score in the third on Baer-
wald's triple and Olson's double. In
the seventh LeavenWOrth crossed the
plate through Morris muff of an easy
f1v. The long drawn struggle was end
ed in the fourteenth when Armstrong
singled and counted on Luettke's Ions
dOuble
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION STANDING.
Saturdav Garnes.

Joplin, No, May before a crowd
of more than 1000 persons Joplin won
the opening game of the Western as
soclatlon. season from Leayenworth
day by a score of 2 to l. The Wis
itors scored their single tally in the first
ace on a base on balls, a single and an
out The rest of the game was pro-
cession of ciphers till the last half of
the ninth, when Oleson's fly was drop
ped by Ketehen. Pendry's sacrifice ad-
vanced Oleson to second and Shimonek's S
single sent in the tieing run. Sullinger
also bangled safely and Shimonek, by
splendid base running, completed the
circuit and made the winning score.
The pitching of Horton for Joplin and
St. Johns work at short for the Wis
itors were the features.
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st. Louis. May 1-Hits by Stone and
kohler, following Bradley's error in the
ninth inning, saved the local Americans
from shutout, Cleveland winning all
the way easily by a score Of II TO l.
Howell proved ineffective and was re-
placed in the sixth inning by Buchanan.
14,200.
score bv innings. R.HE
st. Louis ....'.-....-.'.....OO0OO O0Oo1-1
Cleveland -. 80 2 o. I'll IA
Batteries-Howell, Buchanan. Sugden
and Weaver; Joss and Bemis. Umpire
Sheridan.
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Western Association at a Glance.
TOPEKA-ABBoTT. MANAGER

TOPEKA-ABBOTT, MANAGER
Catehers-Ienry, Stewart.
Pitchers - HoWie, Hughes, Alderman
Carter, 5Letherby.
First aseman-Abbott.
Second Baseman-Dunn
Third Baseman-BroWn.
Shortstop-Quigley.
out Fielders-Cole, Persch, Crum.
WICHITA MANAGER.
Catcher-O' I4eary.
Pftchers-Milton, Brandum, Cravenss
Bennis Csehring.
First aseman-Henley.
Second Baseman-Allen.
Third Baseman-Cope.
hortStop-A4cLeary
Out F'ielders-N1urray, Bevis, Price.
OKLAHOMA CITY-RIsLEY. NAM
AGER.
Catcher-seigle
Pitehers-Maire. Root. Woods, Halla.
First man-0dilsap:
Second Baseman-Bankhead.
Third Basemau-Frick.
Shortstop-Risley-
Out FielderS-Hurlburt, Scoggins, VIE
son, Shumeyer.
GUTHRIE-DowNs MANAGER.
Catchers-BroWn, Quiser.
Pitchers-5enderson, Womaci, Logan
Hamilton.
First Baseman-Berry.
Second Baseman-Downs.
Third Baseman-Collins.
ShOrtstOp-JOneS.
out Fieiders-Pet Pettigrew, Graves, Nom
roe.
LEAvENwoRTH- ARMSTRONG, NAN
AGER,
Catchers-UIrich, Armstrong.
Pitchers-Fanning, Nelson, Ford, An
dersOn, Church.
First Baseman-Rapps.
Second aseman-Luettke.
Third Baseman-Lyons.
Shortstop-St. John.
out Fielders-Wooley, Herrington Cal
loway, KetchaTn, Halpin.
sPRINGFIELD-z MAN
AGER.
Catcher-Sebaugh
Pitchers-Groom, Speers, Steele, Ellis.
First Basenan-Porter
Second Baseman-Marriott
Third Baseman-Hetling.
ShOrtstop-Burns.
Out Fielders-Zoellers Friel, Kern.
JOPLIN MANAGER
Catcher-Vanderhill
Pitchers-Morris, Horton, Durbin.
First accomplishments
Second BaSeman-0lSon.
Third BaSeman-Pendry.
Shortstop-FiIlman.
Out FieIders-Bayless Sullinger, Baer-
wald.
SEDALIA-ROHN.. MANAGER.
Catcher-Cheek
Pitchers-DaVis, Curtis, Hutter.
First Baseman-Rohn.
Second Baseman-Lee.
Third Baseman-McDJL
ShOrtstOp-White.
Out Fielders-Bauers, Ford, Bluejacket
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsbure 1O. St. Louis 4.

st. Louis May 1-Pittsburg took the
opening game of the series from the
local National League team Sunday in
a game characterized by the poor field
ing of the home team. Taylor pitched
a fair game, but his teammates were at
but four hits. Attendance, 1000.
Score by innings: X II; T.;
ST Louis .............00 Q . z-,9
Pittsburg ...- .-......Z U 1 V-1o ~
Batteries - Taylor and Warner;
Lever and Peitz. Umpire--O Day
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saturday College Ban Games.

At Cambridge Harvard 3, Dart
mouth l.
At Georgetown 10.
George Washington 3.
At New Haven-Yale 6; University
of Pennsylvania 2.
university 3.
At Ann Arbor-Michigan 3, Hi
nois l.
At Princeton 4. Cor
At Wisconsin 3. Chicago ..
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saturdax,s .Opener.v

Oklahoma City, Ok, May dis
heartened and disgusted over their ex-
plosion the White SOx made the op-
ening game here on Saturday after
noon farce.
Cheer for the visitors" was the
slogan at the close of the sixth inning
in the grandstand, after the score was
10 to 0. But even the lusty yells of the
thousand fans who saw the game fail
ed to bring a response from the white
legs and they rolled under the sizzling
curves of John Halla, defeated by the
overwhelming score of II to 0.
It was not to the heavy hitting of the
OklahOmans that the SOx ascribed their
defeat, to their inability to connect in
punches with Halla's "pill' balls, and
to their own insufferably wild throw
ing. -Four of the latter formed the
bigger half of their seven errors. The
grand piece de resistance of this kind
of work came in the fourth round. Dunn
let Frick's grOunder pass between his
legs with three men on bases. Persch
got the pellet in center field, whizzed
her clear into the grandstand. Three
men scored from these two errors. Then
Hughes picked up the Dutchman's bad
throw and tried to catch F'rick who was
racing to third. but the bullet went
away over Browns head into center
field, and Jimmie ran in, all of the runs
Unearned. This act took the starch out
of the white legs and they dropped
through the fracas to the Withering
end This was the feature of the game,
because it was the worst thing There
We're no good ones nearly as interest
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HOLToN DEFEATS TOPEKA.
High school Teams Meet in one
Sided Game.

Sided Game.
Holton, Kan, May In Il one
sided game the Holton high school de-
feated the Topeka high school at base
ball here Saturday. The game though
marred by many errors, was interest
ing throughout. As Topeka has held
the high school championship of the
state for a number of years this game
viii bring the Holton team to the
front. The lineup:
Holton-Boies. CT; Lehman, 1st b.;
Spaers, $. s.; Thompson, 9rd b.;
Stephenson, IT,. White, rf.; Berridge,
End b.; Rockefeller, C.. (; NIcGrew, p.
Topeka-Martin, cf.; Keune, 1st b.;
Roper, s. s.; Kelly, 3rd b.; Thomas, II !;
Jennings. rf.; Dolman, End b.; Cary,
c.; Rucker, p.
Score by innings:
Hoton E. 80 ? 5 o 20 %-1s
Topeka o.. IL 0 0 2 0 o. :
The summary: Three base hits.
Thompson. Double play-Spears to
Rockefeller to Thompson. Left on
bases-Holton 9, Topeka 5. Bases on
balls-Of McGrew l. off Rucker 5.
First base on errors-Topeka 1. Struck
out-By McGrew 10. by Rucker 8.
Time-1:40. Umpire-BroWn.
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Sacrifice hit-Ellis. stolen bases
Buckles, Porter. Maryott ?. seabaugh,
FTlei, Aoellers. McDiIi, Rollings, Blue
Jacket' Bases on baIls-On Ellis 10, off
BrIgham /, Off Westcott D.. Hit by
lP3lIcner-By Westeott 2, by Ellis ?. Dou-
pie play Westcott to Rohn. Wild pitch
es-Ellis 2. Struck out-By Westcott 5,
Dy Ellis 10. Left on bases-Springfiel
g. Sedalia g. Time-2:15. Attendance
1000 Umpire-Lewinson
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&Wooley out. hit by batted ball.
EANFNWNRTH


joplin iinl9..9'..'......'.-..,.7.0o1oOOOOOOOO001 -
I4ela3venworth :. % 90 001OO % 90 0 IL
The summary: Earned runs-Joplin
1. Leavenworth 1. Three-base hit
BaerwaId Two-base hits - Olsen,
Shimonek, Luettke. Sacrifice hits
Bayless. Harrington. Bases on balls
Off Meredith 2. Struck out-By Norris
7. by Meredith 3. Double play-Mere-
dith to Armstrong to Rapps- Time
2:2O. Attendance-3,80 800. Umpire-Du-
pree.
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Cincinnati May Errors were re-
sponsible for the most of the runs. Two
errors in the tenth. combined with tour
hi+s gave fba Chicagos five runs, when
but one should have been scored. At
tendance, 13 642.
Score by innings: y n; =;
Cincinnati 30 ~ y ;
Batteries-Chech and Phelps; Lund-
gren and O'NeiH Umpires-Emslie and
KLEIN.
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Totals


zone out when winning run was scored.
Score by innings:
Joplin 49,. ...........0 =
Leavenworth :. IL 0 0 0 OIL
Summary: Earned runs-Joplin l.
Left on bases-Joplin 6, Leavenworth 4.
Three-base hit-Baerwald. Sacrifice hits
Horton, Pendry. Armstrong Stolen
bases-Pendry, Ketchem. Double play
-Shimonek to Olsen. Struck out-By
Horton 5, by flaming I. Bases on balls
off Horton q off flaming ?. Hit by
pitched balls-Lyons. Time-1:4o. Um-
pire-Dupree.
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Lawrence, KAN, May The Sec
ond game between Kansas and Mis-
souri, universities was won by Kansas
by a score of to A. The score,
Kansas ..2oOoOos ~@67 3
Missouri . 30 0 0 0 0 0-4 8 s
Batteries-Kansas Hoffman and
Roger; Missouri, Northcott and Bon
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Colorado Springs 6, Des BToines ?.

Colorado Springs, Col, May Fine
weather brought out a large crowd to
see the locals win a well deserved VIC
tory over Des Moines by a score of 6
to 2.
Score by innings: RHE.
Des Moines ...........O 0O.01O0O1-2
Colorado Springs 30 o. 21 00O-6 3
Batteries-Liefield, ,Stillman and Wake
field: Minor and Mite
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ing the Detroit team but four hits,
which were scattered. Weather was
clear and chilly. Attendance, 1890.
Score by innings: R.HE.
Chicago -, 40 100000 -6 0
Detroit -. .-.........0 0 0 600 O. 90 1
Batteries and W. Sullivan:
killian and J. Sullivan. Umpires-
Kelly and McCarty.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AAfERIcAN LEAGUE.


Chicago. May 1.-The Detroit team
suffered a shutout st the hands OF the
o. Chicago made M errors. White, for
Chicago. pitched in perfect form, allow
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Manhattan 4, Colorado College /.

Manhattan, May 1.-The Agricul-
tural college defeated Colorado uni
versity Saturday by a score of 4 to 1.
Score by innings: K.TLE.
Manhattan 100 1900 Of 5
Colorado 100000 300 O-1 3
Batteries-Manhatta Furey and
Miller; Colorado, Bailey and Galley.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
WEsTERN LEAGUE.
st. Joseph 4, Sioux CITY 2.

st. Joseph, May 1.-St. Joseph took
the opening game of the local season
from Sioux City Sunday afternoon by
a score of to ,
Score by innings: R.H E.
St Joseph ..:.........OOO1 10000 81 Ii 3
Sioux City ............0 1 600 90 1-2 s /
Batteries-Eyler and Noyes; Kostal
and BaerWald
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Springfield. Mo, May 1.-The Sedalia
Cold Bugs defeated the locals Sunday
in hard fought game In the ninth
the visitors scored three runs which
tied the score. They won in the eleventh
inning. Seabaugh's throwing to the
bases was the feature of the game.
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Wellington TEAM wins.

Wellington, Kan, May Sumner
county high school defeated Lewis
academy of Wichita at baseball here
Saturday by a score of IT to 8.
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Atchison Papers Brief Existence.

Enterprise Kan, May IL. A.
Roulston. who went to Atehison, has
returned home after printing one issue
of his daily paper which he estab-
lished there. He had a weekly paper
here and has now sold it. the Journal,
to Dunlap & Olden of Abilene.
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out-By Honska g. by Hauser z. Left
on bases-Haskell 3; Washburn II. Dou-
Bile plays-P. Houser to Scott Umpires
Arthur Griggs and Whitehorse.
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WEsTERN LRAGUE sTANpl
National League.

NATIONAL League.
Cincinnati 2; st. Louis I.
Pittsburg 8; Chicago 2.
Philadelphia 6; Boston 4.
American League.
Chicago Is; Detroit 5.
Cleveland z; St. Louis 5.
Washington 4; Boston 2.
American Association.
Indianapolis 4; Kansas City 2.
Columbus 2; St. Paul 0.
Louisville 4; Minneapolis 3.
Western League.
St. Joe 5; Sioux City 8.
Des Moines 4; Denver 2.
Colorado Springs 4; Omaha 3.
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Gutlrie 15. Wichita ID.

Guthrie, Ok, May 1.-The first game
of the Western association between
Wichita and Guthrie played here Sat
urday resulted in a slugging match,
which was won by the locals.
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On1aha 6. Denver 2.

Denver, Col, May Errors at crfti-
cal times lost Denver the game,
Score by innings; RHE.
Denver -. .........OO1 OO100o-2 s
Omaha 49,. ...........1 0 0 10 / 0 2-6 s 1
Batteries-Vasbinder and Lucia; Com
panion and Gonding.
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Cottonwood Falls Z. Florence 5.
Cottonwood Falls, Kan, May 1.-The
Reds of this city defeated Florence,
Saturday, by a score of z to 5. Batter
les: Reds. Small and Harmon; Flor
ence, Booth and O'Brien. Umpire. Pro-
fessor Humes.
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Topeka -. ........0 0 0 0 . 0
Summary: Earned runs-Oklahoma
4 Three base hits-Hurlburt. Two
base hits-Crum, Scoggins. F'rick. stolen
bases-Risley, Frick ?, Shumeyer, VIII
son 2 Sacrifice hit-Bankhead. Wild
pitches-Hughes .. Passed ball-Henry-
Umpire - Owens. Attendance = 1920.
Time of game 30.
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Summary: Earned runs, Topeka 2,
Oklahoma City 4. Two base hits, Dunn,
Persch, Brown, Henry Bankhead, Sci
gle. Wild pitches, Root 2. Passed ball,
Seigle 1. Sacrifice hits, Shumeyer ,.
Bases on balls, Root 6, Halla 2, HOWE
4 Hit by pitcher Hurlburt, Double
plays. Root to Seigle to Shumeger 2
Quigley to Dunn to Abbott. Attend
ance, 2,700 Umpire, Owens. Time Of
game, . hours
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Summary: Earned runs-Wichita T.
Guthrie 8 Three-base hits-Price 3
Downs 1, Barry 2. Two-base hits-Mc-
Lear 1, Holland 2, Price l, Milton 1.
Graves 1, Downs /, Barry l, Jones /
Bases on balls-Cravens 2, Milton 4,
Henderson 8. Struck out-By Cravens
l, by Milton 4, by Henderson 3. Double
plays-AIlen to Holland, Downs to
Oueisser to Barry. Wild pitches-Hen-
derson 2, Cravens Q Passed balls
O'Leary l. Time of game-2:15. Umpire
-Regan
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Score bY innings
Hasken :. -. ''.-.,'.1 .........1 10 p
Washburn -. .....1 8 0 0 -

The summary: Earned runs-Has-
ken /. Two-base hit-Scott. Three-base
hit-BarthoIomeW. Passed balls -
Hauser I, Dadisman 2. Wild pitch
Honska 1. Hit by pitched baI-By
Honska 2, by Hauser 1. Bases on balls
BY Honska 4. by Hauser s. Struck
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The game was preceded BY a pa
rade on the streets. and the pennant
lifting at the park. The players of the
two teams formed in Dhalanxes on the
chalk lines diverging from the home
plate. President Shiveley, bearing the
pennant in his arms. stepped forward
and said:
con behalf of the Western associa-
ton and the Kansas City Star. I pre-
sent to you this pennant. I hope that
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-01
Games Today.


WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Wichita at Guthrie.
Topeka at Oklahoma City.
Leavenworth at Joplin.
Sedalia at Springfield
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburg at St. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee at Columbus.
Kansas City at Louisville
st. Paul at Toledo.
O. Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
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es,ss;o score stfaIg 9g 8 3 0 o o o
sedaifa :. "a 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1-1O
The summary: Earned runs-Sedalia
/. Springfield 2. Two-base hit-RoIln.
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White SOxs Go Down Before
Oklahoma on Sunday.
Game Was of the Most Exciting
Order.
CAPT. ABBOTT DID IT.
Let in Winning Run for the
Nets.
Crowd of 2,7OO People Went
Wild With Delight.
Saturdays Game One Sided
Score IL TO G.
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shumeyer out by bl.nt strike out.


Topelza ~. .............1O0OOO03OO1-5
Oklahoma City ..-.....0 0 o o 2-6
The score:
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White sox Sac Fright.

topeka Suuered from case of aggra-
waited stage fright-at least this was
the explanation Captain Abbott gave
after the tragedy had been sent into
the mOrgue. Tom Hughes looked as
white as a sheet" said Captain Rislev
of the Nets, when he went into the
tSC poN, "a nave taken MIN out right
there" The Nets feared the big
ex-Pirate, he defeated them every time
last year when they flew the cOlors of
lola But Saturday they hammered
him UP for 9 safe ones. two of them
doubles, one a triple and they came
twice in punches. Long Tom went IN
in the general explosion, and heIped in
the defeat more than a mite It was
one of those burstings which thew an
get some time or other. only the Sox
got theirs first.
It was in the fifth round that the
SoX had their only chance to score.
but failed. Persch singled, but was
caught at second Crum doubled and
was sacrificed to third. Henry hit a
fly to deep left, and Crum beat home
ever, declared that he left the base be-
fore Scoggins had clamped the horse
hide in his NIT, and therefore declared
him out That was the first the last
and only chance, and it went glimmer-
ing into nOthingneSs and to credit on
the Oklahoma City side of the score
sheet.
The Nets got busy in the first whirl.
Scoggins got a double and Hurlburt a.
triple. Shumeyer added single and
IL meant two runs In the second
round Quigley and Dunn handled
grounders, and Ha1la singled home
Wilson and Scoggins who drew the
premiums off the errors. The fourth
round was the one marked by the
awful wild throwing. and it ran Okla
homa's 5 total score up to eight. In the
sixth, Long Tom handed out a. brace
OF complimentaries and Fricx drove
home the recipients with a double.
In the seventh Shumeyer singled. was
sacrificed. to second, stole third and
peat out Seigle's fly to deep left. In
the eighth Scoggins and Frick both
! singled, and Quigley's error sent Jim
mie across the tape
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

The &C, al 10 In this village are out for
! vacation Il, "a vrsI ~sehs. In the prim-
sry cop. rimsst taught By Mas Thompson,
,h.rs we're Tnsnkssivlnx Exercises.
Mr.. Chaplin from New Hsnpshire,
pr. sehed In the Congregational church iast
ssndsy. IN Nsthodiss psepls iolssd In
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Of Bennington, have been with her father
Selectman Higgins since Thanksgiving.
Rev. VIM. II. Scott former pastor 10
Eoodford was married to Miss Julia Ban.
ders, 10 the North Baptist church, New
York city, Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Henry Maehsrtin and daughter,
Miss Rena Wood and Mrs. r. X. wenkap,
Who have been II T. W. Newell's ssvera
weeks are Waiting ct Chas. Knspp's Ia
North Bennington, and will soon 20 n
nome in Syracuse, N. Y.
Herbert Eastman, Of Arlington, ~
ceolly worked four days Oh Evans and
Bugbee's lumber JOB He quit becsuse, h
aid, there wasn't daylight enough. W.
always though. the days were ~ short ID
Arlington ~ 10 Wooodford.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07

WOObIchDs
Capt. william Newellis very fecbls.
There was family gathering At Geo.
Knsppi Mount Pleasant house Thank'giv-
ing dav.
Miss Georgie Cutler Of Bennington ID
visiting relatives In the village.
Saturday nights and Sundays rain all.
cd the sssmps.
--Nrs X. Cutler and 500 Algsrnon Walt.
Cd Eoyes Loveland, Mrs. Cutters soD.in'
law, Of Bennington. Sunday.
Edward L. Stone Of Leonipster, Mas,
was with bis parents and relatives 10 Ben
uipgton Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Cbss. l. Wood and dsugh.
rer Isabelle. viii live With Mr.. Woods par.
en,s this winter.
3 Y GLEASON writes from West Cbes.
hire, Conn, that his brother Daniel 10 very
Iow.
The rain storm Vas % severe Sunday
that no morning service vas held 10 The
church.
Mrs. j. ". HYDE. Eho has been several
weets with Mrs. Geo. ". Knapp, beI
saus hlerln-lsw, went Monday 70 Map.
cL@s.er TO pass fe~ days with hn. Geo
Mallory, her daughter, After which abe
viii 20 70 Valley Falls, N. Y, to live with
her rster.
Mn. Herman Baxbss and ssn Gsorgs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07
TORTURE or A PREACHER,

The story Of The torture Of Rev. o. d
Moore, pastor u the Baptist church, OF
HsrpersviIle. N. Y, viii Interest you, He
says: VI suffered agonies, because Of .
persisten, cough, resulting from tbs grip.
hsd 10 sleep sitting up Ia bed. tried
many remedies. without relief. until took
o.. Kings sss Discovery for Consepp-
loo Cough and Gods, which entirely cured
nv cough, and ssvcd me from consump-
tios." A grand cure for diseased eosdi-
lions Of Throat and Lungs. Al Hsrd's and
whipple'a drag stores, price c0c md d %.
Aatssd. TIDAL bottis trss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-07
nAlls Due.
nus,csss Msnslon.

Graves Mys hs soid $50 pairs Of boots
shoes and rubbsn The past few days Ihh
u good bssinaing.
Drysdsle has his Christmas announcement
10 rhis week. Head II.
Hards Drug store has 10 usual me
Caris,ma display Of holiday goods. Early
buyers get the choicest gift.