Gunnison news-champion., 1906-07-27
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e&r-e. u Was strictly q pitchers
hattie With honors sbo.st eveA Bal
6nger for Como striking out Is men
s.d Neebey for Gunnlson g., IA
r. niger was bit hit harder than
Neiey hui succeeded IN lectinr
tlen well scattered All e Como :
rurs were made on Wild throws Is
tlf U,upnispa hclders while Gguui-
snfs asy run was scored GA a single
b. swee, and a two baggcr by Neel-
ey Outside Of two Wild throws bv
Guunison, Como woald have been
81 ni out
Much praise mus be given Mr.
Frank Anderson for his untiring
euergy IN securing such good taicut
snd giving the people their moneys
worth. On "Wednesday Como aud
Salida hoked up an exciting game
Aeeley and Sweet were in the points
"r Como in th,s game against San
ausky and Newton for Saiida. In
spite 81 the fact that Neeiey had
pitched terrific game the previous
day he Iet SsIids down with q hits
and won his game 75. Sandusky
~as hit hard and although be pitch
ed a creditsbIe game the SaIida boys
were out lassed
The hose race was declared oG.
10 team appearing to run against
GunnIson, although Crested Butte
had been expected This left more
money for the bail game
In the boys consolation race. Mel
win HeFrick ON Fred Mckees pony
Won 6sss money and the O'FalIon
Iony second.
The cowboy race brought out
some good horses First money was
captured by Bruce Hartman with
the Anderson pony second.
Joe Frey Of OHIO City won the
bsrro race as last year. Indeed Joe
has . bUrro that seems to win all the
psises in Gunnison county. One
Of the Z1gelder boys came second
o. Tsesday, Anderson horse won
the boys pony race, with Jim Trip
letts pony second.
Tkere were several ridiculous
riGA sss Haael Hartman captured
~ prise. Second was awarded TO
hob PoAser, for his baby bUrro act.
DicA Andrews had n span of
dsuA Aossss that captured the prize
pslliAs maach. Parsons 4 Fergu-.
80 vue sscond money.
Fer ~ best sucking colt OF draft
bsssd. LSs Hartman won the prize,
L. Lsusso wss aAead for the coach
bsOa. A. near - We have beea
49, 70 learn TIE special prises,
Hes1sss bsse colt beloaged 70 Mrs.
Leoiss Die4d, Otis Nooee secoad;
Eoo1n-bei)lioat's bsst colt owned by
La Hartman, Camelle Besse second;
0s6o' prise went 70 L. Lscero, Joe
EiashssoAA sscued. The prise
s1sssd - vaa Tsyl Brn.. west 70
NJ. AcDusaid, while + l.. Miller
AiossM exAibiAed the hest speci-
asas Il his light driving bor.e's
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Organisation Of Pioneers Associa-
tioa was pct of till move favorable
tios. - everybody wanted to see
~ ssoss. However. Wednesday
afsssnoon, following the barbecue,
these VS. speaking on the court
knase lawn Jsdge Sapp made q
Sew introductory remarks. compar-
iae the progress of the nation which
has qssdrapled its wealth in %
veare With our own section which
has risen from practically nothing
to . wealth conservatively estimated
at niue millions of dollars Gunni-
son pioneers are certainly entitled
to their full share If credit in devel-
opine the nation Hon. John W.
Syringe then made one Of his spirit
ed talks. raking the corruptionists
and the money mad corporations
fore and ait He thought the wave
of reform would sweep Colorado
clean. He had no use for party
that steal. mayorships. .governorships
or harbors tainted courts. 1t was
pretty strong talk. but all enioyed
it. Ed McCriilis. the popular secre-
tasy Of the State Stock Inspection
Beard made short address as did
DR.. Lamb, State veterinarian, and
". A. Gillaspey Tor the Stock
Association.
rkGsnni.on band furnished lots