Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-07-11
Extra Echoes.

! Brothers ball team, of Des Moines,
| came to Extra this week to play two
games with the Extra team. The first
one was played Sunday afternoon be-
/ fore a good sized audience, resulting
in victory for Hopkins by the score
Of Three to Two. Pitcher Reese slung
| all kinds of twisters and benders, but
/ couple of errors on the part of the
home boys lead to defeat. " Smoke y
| Madigan pitched for the visitors and
had everything known to the pitchers
world. The score sheet, after the game
! looked like this
| HOPKINS 800 90 l 0 O 2 O Ga
| EXTRA -0 90 o o 0 %
While the first game was snappy
and full OF ginger, the, one Monday
afternoon was fast and furious and
| abounded in sensational fine fielding
stunts, three double plays being pulled
off on the Extra side: two from Cliff
| McCarl to Kreamer to Varney, and
one from Reese to Kreamer to Varney
Our boys, smarting under the sting OF
defeat the day before were determined
| to win. Reese and Brownie, Extra s
| DtlLbTN, WOrktQi Inc ClOth WOTh duu
not Hopkins player saw the happy
| hunting ground about home base,
from third, while we Just did manage
| to squeeze one lone tally over the
home plate. Reese had his mad up
| while the Extra players got ten hits
of Madigan. Score by innings:
/ EXTRA -0 90 90 OIL
| HnuIyTSJc n III n n n n n n 0-0
Batteries, for Extra, Reese and Earl
Brownlle; Hopkins, 'fSmoke" Madi-
gan and Hollis; Umpire, George
| Hunt: Scorer, Frank Leffingwell
| Sufficient money has been raised to
| for the payment of salary to Basil
| Sargent, sufficient to insure his re-
naming with the Merchant Greys.
Sarg" had good offer to go either
| to Newkirk, Oklahoma, or out to Wal
nut but consented to remain here-The
| Atlantic Democrat.
1 The Adair and Extra ball teams are
playing game on the Extra diamond
this afternoon.
Deputy Game Warden Tom Shan
non proposes that the fish and game
laws of the state shall be enforced and
has his eagle eye out for offenders.
| First of the week he learned that there
were men in the vicinity of Brayton
| who were INDUCING in the practice OF
| dynamiting the river, stunning and
| killing the fish and taking which oil
them they wanted. Accordingly he
made trip up there and caught the
men red handed; they were hauled up
before justice in Extra and each
assessed a $1,000 fine, upon pleading
| guilty, all five paying the fines. Ton
says there are some yiolaters in this
vicinity who will suffer the penalty if
they do not mend their ways Atlantic
| Democrat
Mrs. Thomas Kilworth, who had
been out west the past month, return
ed home this week feeling quite well
after her vacation.
Miss Bererley; of Ames, visited the
| Fourth in Extra with friends.
Little Mary Basham, daughter OF
| Frank BaSham and wife, of this city
| met with very serious accident the
evening of the Fourth. She climbed
upon the railing in front of the Hugh
| Smith barber shop and some way she
fell onto the pavement. breaking her
left arm. She was taken to the doe
tors Office where the arm was set and
not she is doing as nicely as could be
expected.
Mrs. Laura Hurd, of Audubon, Wis
tied in our city this week at the home
of William Masterson.
Ethel Freeman, of Audubon, was
| visiting friends in Extra, Friday, be-
tween trains.
Mrs. Sanburg, of Atlantic, was in
our city a few days this week visiting
at the home of her parents, George
Paige and wife.
Mrs. John Hensley returned home
from Covncil Bluffs and Omaha, Sun
cay, where she had been visiting the
Bert PARROT and Walter Copeland
families.
| Walter Copeland and family, from
i Council Bluffs, have been visiting a
few days this week at the home of his
father and mother, in this city.
Henry Kruger bought out the Jake
Jacobsen livery stock this week, and
now Henry owns both barns.
5 | bOCJOE Has Dccu very
poorly this week, he having been down
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. E.
ID. Cotton, good part of the time.
The Hopkins Base Ball team, from
Des Moines, was in our city and play
ed two games, this week. The first
was Sunday afternoon and resulted in
their favor by the score of Three to
Two in their favor; but on Monday
Extra shut them out. winning by the
score of One to Nothing. Both were
very fine games.
| Will Turner and wife went over to
Anita, Monday, to visit a few days.
John Crane. who has been away
| taking treatment for cancer on his
face, returned home this week feeling
some better but during the treatment
he suffered terribly. His friends hope
he may not soon have to go through
with such suffering again.
Extra and Walnut played two very
exciting games of ball the Fourth,
Walnut winning the morning game
by score of Two to nothing. Extra
won the afternoon game by score OF
Three to Eight. Both games were
well attended and everybody seemed
to enjoy them very much.
Will L. Wissler, of Atlantic, was
in our city Tuesday of this week, help
ing at the First National Bank dur
ing the absence OF A. f. Voorhees,.