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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20
STATE MINING News

Captain o. T. Hover and his asso
ciates, working in the Searchlight
country, recently opened a 60-foot
ledge Of niccolite, carrying Sc per
cent copper and 40 per cent nickel.
6earchlight has q new newspaper
called the Searchlight News, Jack
Flanagan, formerly of the Ogden
State Journal mechanical department,
being the editor and publisher.
Schwab Is contemplating the pur-
chase -of some property in the Ma
sonic district, Sam Lnug being the
seller. 1t 10 freely predicted that
Masonic win have boom within the
next 1ew months.
Active operations on the Forked
Stick, at Manhattan, began this week,
the new owners who acquired the
property by purchase last week, tax.
ing the matter in hand. The showings
are said to be excellent and the par.
tics expect to make q winner of the
proposition.
A large deposit Of aluminium, said
to be sufficient to supply the Pacific
coast for years, has been uncovered
nine miles from Searchlight. The To-
Gators filed on 1000 acres and it is
stated that the area Of the mineral il
even greater, the stuff appearing in
bauzite. the most economically treated
aluminium ore.
Chicago parties took over the Emf.
grant group near Nina recently The
property has been Incorporated az the
Jewel Mining company. 1t adjoins
that of the Burns and development
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20
FEARS ARREST and
KILLS HIMSELF
FRED ITILLER, A TEAMSTER,
SUICIDES AT GOLCONDA
Had Visited the Red Light District
Previous and Committed .
Robbery

Saturday evening at 1880 O'Clock
Fred Miller, teamster formerly en-
ployed by the Golconda Cattle com
pany, died at Golconda as the result Of
a gun hot wound, at his own hands.
The shooting was done about 'clock
in the after ON and the gun used was
a 38 Colts, which cut jagged hole
through his head from the right tenn
pie where the bullet entered to the left
forehead, where it came out. Notwith-
standing part of his brain had been
shot away, d a gaping wound was in
his head, the injured man lived until
O'Clock, without regaining conscious
ness.
The Injured man had been in the red
light district at Golconda the night
previous ard had there attempted to
hold up two women at the point Of
gun. He had been drinking and was
taken in charge by friend and put
to bed. The next day warrant was
sworn out and Constable Scramlin went
to the room where Miller was sleeping
to arrest him.
The officer Of the law knocked on
the door and in answer to the query,
Who's theref" Scramlin replied, II
want you to come out.' Miller from
inside replied that he would ge down
shortly. A little later the gunshot was
heard, and the constable and the pro-
prietor CT the house proceeded to the
room, br ke in the door and found Mil
Ter, dressed with all but his hat on.
and lying on the bed as he had fallen
after speeding the fatal missile
through his head.
A coroner's jury was held Saturday
evening by Judge Robins and found
verdict in accordance with the above
facts.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20
DIRECTORS ELECTED.

VIRGINIA CITY, New, May 49,
The stockholders of the Virginia and
Truckee railroad, which has so often
been reported sold to the Western Pa
cifc, held meeting in this city this
week and the following directors were
elected: d. o. Mills, H. M. Yering-
ton, w. E. Sharon, w. e. F. Deal, j.
w Eckley, A. M. Ardery, E. B. Yer
ington, James Newlands, Jr., and Geo.
T. Mills.
The company reports an unusually
prosperous year and the new directors
have made arrangements towards com.
plying with the new State railroad
rate bin.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20
OWNS KUNKEI
MINES NEAR
HUMBOLDT

Bernard Granville, who has pur-
chased from Sol Kunkel a group of
claims short distance out of Hum
boldt House, returned this morning
from short tip to Denver, accom-
panied by c. H. Harrington. The pur-
pose of his trip back out again Mr.,
Granville does not state, but says it
is not in connection with his holdings
at Humboldt House. THE fine eli
mate of Nevada is attraction enough
to cause man to journey out here
just incidentally" remarks Mr.. Gran
vile.
He and Mr.. Harrington will spend
several days in town, when they will
leave for Humboldt House.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20

Points made by the Winnemucca
contestants are as follows:
Events taken by Lee Case
First place---440 yard dash, time
81 1-5 seconds.
First place--120 yard hurdles, time
20 LIS seconds.
First place. Broad jump, distance, IS
feet inches.
Events taken by Fred Wilson:
Third place---100 yard dash, time
10 As seconds.
Second place--22G yard hurdle, time
20 3-5 seconds.
Third place-Pole vault, distance Q
feet.
Third place---sh emf vbg cmfwypm
Second place Broad jump, distance
Is feet 2 inches.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20
MANY men AT WORK SAVED FROM SUICIDE

Fred Russell, a stranger at Golconda,
yesterday tried to commit suicide there
by placing himself on the railroad
track before an approaching train.
His narrow escape from suicide was
prevented by the quick action of Con
stable Scramlin, who happened to be
near at the time. The man was drunk
and was given twenty days on a va
grancy charge.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20
AN INNOCENT MAN SHOT

NEW YORK, May 17.-During a ri
OF on the Holland-American pier in
Hoboken this afternoon, Harry Mar
shall, aged 20, an innocent bystander,
was shot by Benjamin Vincent, a pri-
vate detective. The strikers attacked
Vincent, who angrily replied to their
order to bartender, "Do not serve
that scab with drink when Vim
cent shot and killed Marshall.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20
TWO MEN WINS
THIRD PLACE FOR
W|NNEMUCCA
LEE CASE AND FRED WILSON
MAKE A TOTAL OF % POINTS.
Academic League Meet Won by Sparks
With . Total Of 20 Points
Reno Next With 25.

With only two men in the Academic
league meet of the high schools Of the
State of Nevada, held Saturday at
Reno, Winnemucca took third place
with total Of % points.
The following is the list Of points
won at the meet, which 10 described
as one Of the most enthusiastic ever
held:
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20

The Smith. Green company now have
on their payroll force of twenty men,
employed in the antimony mines in
Bloody Gulch, and on the properties re-
Gently taken over in Barbary canyon.
The work Of extracting high grade ore
goes on steadily at Bloody Gulch can
yon. A carload was shippel this morn
ing to New York.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20
NOTICE

The people of Paradise Valley are
requested to attend a meeting at the
office of the Auditorium hotel next
Sunday, the 26th inst. DIR. Burns will
take lave of absence some time in
June and the object of the meeting is
to discuss the advisability Of getting
a doctor during his absence, and also
other meters that may properly come
before the meeting.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20
RUMOR OF A FIRE AT
LOvELOCK UNvERITIED

Persistent rumors of a fire at Love-
oek tioated about town last evening
and today, but no verifcation could
be had by this Office. No answer to
a telegram sent out to the Silver
States representative at Lovelock
had been received up to the time Of 60
ing to press.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20
BRINGS IN LARGE LOADD
OF SPRING WOOL CLIP

Stephen Ferraro arrived yesterday
evening with load of wool from Para
disc Valley. He returned to the Val
ley this morning with supplies for his
ranch.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20

The sale on our extra cream cheese
is immense. The quality tells the
tale Our Limburger speaks for itself.
Ii needs no recommend.
May 20-1w. F. c. ROBINS & co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20

TRY THE NEW EXTRA LARGE
MACKEREL-Can I be beat. We will
cut mackerel in two for small fam
lilies. F. C.ROBINS & C.
Many 20-1w.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20

The Ven. A. Lester Hazlett will
conduct religious service Tuesday
evening, May 21st, in the court room
at O'Clock. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20

EXTRA LARGE FAT MACKEREL
has arrived-also pigs feet by the
kit or single foot.
May 2O-1w. F. C. ROBINS & co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20

no effort to protect hers except to ask
the players to just move it to another
location.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20

w. N. johnson, prospector, arrived
today from Rosebud.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20

Thos. Nelson of Stone House arrived
today at noon,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-20

q. p. WILL OBEY;
o. q. L. TO FIGHT.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-05
MINERAL EXHIBIT.

General Rufus A. Ayers, of
Wise county, was IN Bristol
yesterday, on his way. home
{ r o IN a business trip east.
Speaking of the mineral and
timber exhibit at jamestown.
he said that he had not yet had
an opportunity TO 20 there TO
visit IL, but had been advised
that it was creditable.
The shipments for this ex-
hibit have not all been deliver
ed, however. and some cars had
been tied up on the way for a
few days because Of heavy
traffic. but they have at last
gone forward.
General Ayers is chairman
of the association having in
charge this exhibit as far as the
resources of Virginia il con-
cerned, and his work has count
cd for much in the success that
has been attained. re took it
up in a thorough business-like
fashion and put it through in
good style
Hon r.. Tate Irvine. who has
recently been 60 Jamestown.
praised the Virginia mineral
exhibit I'M high terms. He said
Co "a reporter for this paper:
The exhibit. although not vet
complete. reflects big credit on
Virginia The coal. iron and
minerals from Southwest Nir-
/ ginia constitute striking fea
lures of the show. By the way.
| notice that Bristol is well al !.
vertised. The Virginia Iron.
| Coal and Coke Company has a
/ splendid exhibit there. and
above 10 In bold letters every
visitor 90 the mineral exhibit
/ reads
Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke
/ Company. Bristol. Va. Bris-
| tol Herald-Courier
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-05

b. Stone Gap will celebrate the Fourth of July
his year i'm grand style.
. he sports will be bigger and better than ever
hefc re-
he celebration will occupy two days-July 3rd
and 4th
Among the many features that will be on the
pro- ram will be base ball horse races automobile
races horse show, balloon ascension. field sports
sha n battle by red men and various other sports
and amusements.
The Athletic Association will give handsome
prze this year to the two best boy ball teams in Lee
SEQ and Wise Counties to play on the 3rd. All
boSs who regularly attended the public schools OF
these counties last session are eligible.
The program and full details of the celebration
viii appear i'm a later issue.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-05
STANDING OF THE LEAGUE.
THE UMPIRE

The writer has not umpired
a thousand games nor been
'cussed' a million times as the
editor of a paper ia a nearby
town SAYS he has. but he has
been an interested and enthusi-
astic follower of the national
game for several years, and
feels it Is about time some one
was saying something like the
following:
We are having an epidemic
such as visited Chicago last
fall when the Americans and
Nationals were crossing bats
for the Championship in the
Windy City -H il related that a
pG ysician examining a patient,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-05

after a careful examination
could find nothing wrong with
him. He. however, asked the
man 20 his office the following
day where be made a more
thorough examination using
the y ray. He finally found a
baseball III the back ofhis head.
Just now hundreds Of people
IN this section are suffering
from the same afilictiOn. The
first symptoms of the disease is
a disposition 60 linger on the
street TO and from work and
discuss baseball; 20 "butt in"
90 any conversation with a
forecast Of some game. Very
Young BOYS. suffering from this
disease, imagine strange things
that their grandmother is
dead and IS going 90 be buried
about twice a week-and simi-
lar halucinations. The older
patients often lose self-contr0l
during the progress of a ball
game. and evince an ungovern-
able disposition 20 show the um-
howl .rot+en,, .Dd encL M
nleoeant terr,s w., q 5Do;s;o,,
roos ,o-,i,st a.. f,.y,r;., t.,',,,
This is tb. b.girrir~cf, -
Idvisn, which IL re,s,,o-,,,,, 80
every lover ~ tl,, ,,s,ne
This noculio, ..den,ent;,., .,.
i1encas itselfin detective ,is;o,
and fha natient tbinl-s bo ron
f Sid on ssha rraodstonl rerb,r.
twelve fsat from tho gro,ni
and iniDa h,ils ana etriI-o.
NOR. cSr~.ctl,. tL,, +h.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-05
FlDDlERS' CONVENTION.

AS had heen announced the
Fiddlers' Convention came off
Saturday night. a large audi
ence was ont Co hear the fd-
dlers and AN expressed them
selves ass delighted with the
music s. II. Je-see and son,
of Big Stone Gap, gave the
audience several selections on
the piano and violin, which
were highly appreciated.
VIM Roberts, of Blackwater,
was declared 20 be the best fid-
dier and was awarded the $4,000
fiddle. Arch Riggsby was de-
clared by the committee TO be
second best and was awarded
the bow As appreciative Of his
music the band boys awarded
Master-Edds dollar. This
little fellow was only ten years
old and ranks right along with
the old fiddlers.
The committee was composed
of r. ~ Pennington, Gale
Slemp and j. r. Ely.
The band boys realized a
profit OF about $1,000 on the
convention.-Jonesville Star.
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Woodson Raley flies to Ad-
AIMS Hohnhorst flies TO Foard.
9th Inning.
Graham grounds. oOds0n
to Barr. Harris gets hit by
pitched ball. and forced out at
2nd ON Woodson's grounder.
Wolfe 90 Weihe Foard strikes
gut.
Ncihe and Bender strike out.
Ramsey grounds. Adams 20
W0odsor
Following is Che score aud
line
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-05
~THEMS OUR SENTIMENTS. 3"

We desire 90 publish all the
news, but OF course. sometimes
we don't know of everything
that rs going ON So. If YOU
know of anything that would
be of interest 60 the public. let
ms know 90 and we will tell it
again. Cumberland Gap News.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-05
NEEDS MORE MONEY.
Rev. Straley Will Call On Bristol Peo.
pie Next.


Rev. J. O. Straley. the finan-
cial agent for the Carnegie
fund of Emory and Henry Col
lege, left today on a business
trip Of several days TO Benton,
Tenn.
Rev. Straley returned this
week from attending the gem
eral conference of the Methodist
Church at Louisville, Kentucky,
where he went TO lay before
that body the result of his ef-
forts to raise the S75, 900, ueces-
sgry TO obtain the S29QoO of
fered by Andrew Carnegie for
the rebuilding of Emory and
Henry College. +tti
Rev. Straley informed the
News reporter that he was in
need of $4,000 to complete the.
amount which he started out to. {,
raise, and that next week he.
would make a campaign among
the people of Bristol, and hoped
to raise this amount among our
business men. -
Rev. Straley has bten worK-
ing faithfully 60 secnf$ this
money and there is no reason
why shepe0ple of Bristol should !;
not come forward and assist in
completing the requised snionnss
.sac ceSaAFis, ~ o - ptsarr.ft ttls> Gar.
negle donation--Bristol News
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BIG STONE GAP vs.. STONEGA.
At Big Stone Gap. May %, 1907.



Decker fans. Rub grounds
Go - and safe on Knoesel's err
rOr. Noung grounds. Brum-
field TO Knoesel johnson out.
Brumfield to Knoesel.
McLaiu grounds, Wisp To Et-
tig Pressler flies TO IF. Mid
kiff strikes ont.
2nd Inning.
Hugg grounds. Midkif to
hnoesel Ettig-walks, but Bon
no catches him mapping at lst.
Morrisey walks. Trevillian
flies TO cf- - Hr
Glenn grounds. Johnson to
Ettig. Brumiield and Mullen
fan.
3rd Inning. Dt3s
Wisp strikes out. Decker
grounds, BrUmfield TO Knoesel.
Ruh fans. -fT 60
Knoesel grounds, Wisp to
Ettip Nippert grounds, Rhh
to Ettig. Bonno out, Wisp to
Ettig
4th Inning.
Oung grounds 10 Knoesel. !.
Johnson out, BOnnO To Knoesel.
Hugg flies TO If. ~
McLain grounds, Rub to Et-
tig. Pressler hit safe sand stole
2ud Midkiff flies 10 Ettig.
Glenn grounds, johnson TO Et-
tig
9TH Inning
Ettig fans. Morrisey flies 20
|. Mc y, I. --a!Ia q sIssssiIlisn goes safe
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BASE BALL
aN80DEN VS.. DORCHESTER
u Big Stone Gap. Nay 20, 1907.



81 fans. Adams grounds
out. Ra'ev to Hohnhorst. POL
lard safe on Stockum's muf of
fhir strike Barr safe on
Run error Jackson safe on
Wnhe's error Pollard scores.
G6aham grounds. Weihe 20
d0hnhorst.
Slockum hits safe. steals 2nd
and Iugg throws him out to
Wehe Raley fans Holm
hors hits for three bags and
scoi on oodson's error.
Ben oler limos out TO Woodson
.nd Inning.
H arris fouls 90 Ralcv Wood
sen mts for two bags. FOard
and Shea ground. Raley to
hchuhor
Amsay, Bailey and Potter
s'rlS out.
3rd Inning.
AdamS grounds. Wolfe Co
hof fnhorst. Pollard hits safe.
stea 2nd and scores ou Raley IS
efrp of Barr's ground ball
JAG Sson fans. Graham hits
saff and Barr scores. Harris
ion to Raley
Nolfe grounds. Pollard to
We coison. Stockum strikes at
te1 and is thrown out, Shea
70 Noodson Raley grounds.
Poi ard 90 Woods0u.
4th Inning.
\ oodson and Foard fy to
Ne he Shea flies TO Potter.
II hohnhorse grounds to Wood
s''p Weihe and Bender strike
oHl
5th Inning
dams flies to Bailey Pollard
1pe Co Raley. Barr flies to
ka aoey.
Ramsay hits safe Bailey
fef Rotter grounds, Harris
e WoQdson. Wolfe strikes
9th Inning.
ackson fouls 20 Ralev. Gra-
nafl grounds, Wolfe TO Holm
E. Harris safe on Holm
nPf S error, but Stockum
~ ws him out trying to, steal
ockum grounds, Barr TO
~ otson. Raley flies to Barr.
nhorst hits safe. Weihe
81 ses out.
9Th Inning.
oodson hits safe. Foard
A on Weihe's error. Shea
12< es WoOdson out at 3rd.
A. ANS flies out to Bender, who
e9f oles Shea on ist.
sender grounds to Woodson.
M 1< nsey hits safe. Bailey sac
eS, Shea TO Woodson. Pot
aiiS safe, and Ramsey scores.
Tie grounds, Barr to Wood
Sth Inning.
olard grounds, Wolfe to
lnhorSt. Barr strikes out.
Nson grounds, Raley to
hnhorst.
'0c~um grounds, Barr to
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BIG STONE GAP VS.. IMBODEN.
Al Big Sioqe Gap, June I. 1907.

Stockum flies TO Glenn. Ralev
and HOphorst strike ont.
McLaih pits safe over %. Wiles
sacrihcesto To HOhnhorst. Midkin
grounds Wolfe to Hohnhorst.
Glenn grounds Wisp 20 Holm.
horst.
80 - .2Np~ INNING.
Weike flies to Wiles. Bender
and Ramsey strike Out
.Rcnmield. hats safe by short.
1d ull1as hits safe by pitcher u.
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knoesel attempts a sacrifice
and forces Bruiuiield oct at 30.
Bender to Ralev. Nippert flies
70 Kelly. who doubles Knoesel
at lst
3RD. INNING.
Wolfe grounds 10 Knoesei.
Goodloe fouls 20 Midkiff. Kelly
fans.
Allen hits long fly 20 left field
for bags. McLain Is safe on
iielders choice. Allen out at 30.
Bender 10 Rally. Wiles forces
McLain out at 20. Bender 20
Wolfe Midkiff grounds. Wolfe
TO Hohnhcrst.
4TH INNING.
Stockum flies 90 Nippert.
Raley fans. Hohnhorst grounds
tO knoesel.
Glenn flies 20 Wolfe. Brum
field hits safe by short. Mul.
lins hits safe by short Knoesel
flies TO Wolfe. Nippert strikes
out.
9TH INNING.
Weihc fans Bender grounds
Allen 90 knOesel Ramsey flies
80 Mullins.
Allen flies Raley. McLaiu
bunts safe Wilcs flies 90 Stock.
um Midkin grounds TO Weihe
90 Hohnhorst.
6rH lNNINs.
Wolfe grounds Brumfeld o.
knoesel. G0odioe and Bale,
strike out.
Glen is safe ON Weihe's muf'
of his high iiy to short. steal.
2nd Brumiield grounds Bender
+ 90 Honnhorst. Mullins draws
balls. knoesel flies 90 lf. Glenr
goes to 2rd Nippert hits safe
/ Glenn scores Nipport draw.
I throw to 2ud. Mullins goes G,
3rd. Nippert out Bender O,
Weihe.
TrH INNlNO.
Nlockum ana tt1lcN strike ont
. Hohnhorst walks on balls
Weihe grounds Allen to knoe
sell
Allen fans. McLan fouls O..
Raiey Wiles fouls to G0odloe
~TH lNNING.
Midkin goes safe on Bailey
muf Of his line drive to If
( Glenn Aies To Woihe. Brum
. field flies to Ramsey. Muiin
grounds. Bender to Hohnhorsi
.Tu lNNlNr.
Bender flies 60 Mullins. Ram
sey fans. Wolfe grounds O
. hnoesel
Following is the score an0
lima. ..fr..
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and and Glorious Celebration

safe on Glenn muff of his liner
TO short. Wisp flies TO McLain.
Brumfield hits safe. Mullen
safe on Ettig's error. Brum-
field goes TO 3rd on Hugg's :
passed ball and is out. Hugg 10
Young attempting 10 squeeze
home. knoesel fans. aud Null
len steals 2nd and 3rd. Nip
pert grounds. Johnson 60 Et-
tig
9th Inning.
Decker safe on Glenn's error.
Ruth flies ont 10 Knoesel.
Young gets hit 10y pitched ball.
johnson grounds 20 Knocsel. .
Hugg grounds. Midkin TO
knoesel
Bonno grounds to Ettig
McLain flies out 90 IF. Press
Ter walks and is caught trying
10 steal 2nd, Hugg 60 Johnson.
9TH Inning
Ettig bunts TO Bonno. safe
on knoeseFs error. M0rrisey
flies 90 Knoesel. Trevillian
sacrifices. Bonno 90 Kn0esel.
= Misp flies Co cf.
MidkiT grounds TO Ettig.
Glenn and Brumfeld strike out.
Sth Inning.
Decker flies TO Pressler.
Ruth fans. Young safe ON Nc
Lain's muT of his hy Co lf.
# Johnson hits safe and Young
+ scores on Mullen's error hand
ling his. hit. Hugg flies out Co
Mullen
Mullen hits safe Knoescl
walks Mullen goes % 3rd on
Ettig' passed BAN on lst Nip
pert pops ont to lf Mullen
scores on Bonno's long iiy tC
Decker. McLain strikes ont.
9th Inning
Ettig flies Go Brum6eld Nor.
risey grounds, MidkiH 20 kuoe.
sell Treviihan hits safe Wisr
grounds. Olcnn 10 huOeSol
Pressler flies go Trevillian
Midkiff hits safe Glenn
grounds go Wisp and force,
forces NlidkifT out at -nd. Brum
field strikes out.
lOth Inning
Dockers and Euh grounds
Brumfield TO kn0esel. Young
grounds. Nidkin 90 hnoesel.
Mullen safe ON Ettig's error
knoesel forces Mullen out
Young 90 Etng Nippert hit.
safe and puts hnOesel ON 3rl
knOescl scores 0n Bouno's hy &,
right field.
Following we give the scor.
and lineup.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-05

y. X. pebusk and Jas. r..
Gilly, loyal fans from Dryden.
were ap .haaf Wednesday, TO
see the game.
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Sth Inning.

rouard grounds, Wolfe to
hhhorSt. Barr strikes out.
FNson grounds, Raley to
|hnhorst.
'''c~urn grounds,- Barr to
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knoesel attempts a sacrifice
and forces Bruiuficld oct at 30.
Bender to RaleN Nippert flies
70 Kelly, who doubles Knoesel
at lst