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Evening journal., 1907-05-13
NEW CASTLE WON GAME
Defeated the Wilmington Professional
BY a Score of 6 to 2.
sn.clal to - Evening Journai.

NEW CASTLE. Del. May 1S-Man-
ager Countiss was well pleased on Sat
urday because of the way his club
trounced the Wilmington Professionals
to the tune Of to ,.
"Bobby" Newlove was at third,
Gene" Chase spent his time at short
stop. and the old-time favorite, Billy
Leach, was on second. With Koehlcr
keeping down first the infield was
strengthened considerably, and every
thing that came that way was gobbleo
up in fine form. AlcGrory had been
housecleaning during the week and
found all his curves AMI speed, which
he delivered to the Professionals in
such a style that they famed at air
or drove the bah convenient enough to
a player to die at FIRST. The score
follows;
wilmington ...... ..oOO.2 OOOO O-z
New Castle ........3 9 / 90 N-6
Earned runs. New Castle A. A., a;
Wilmington Professionals, !. Sacrifice
hits, Newlove, Bradford Koehler, Col
Inns. Hit by pitched bali, Leach,
Ecrick. Bases on balls. off Collins, f:
off McGrory, g. Struck out, by Nc
Grory, 8: by Collins. a Stolen bases,
Chase. Newlove. Bradford, Koehler,
Collins. Wild pitches, Collins. Nc
Grory Double plays, McGrory to
Koehler Left on bases, New Castle
A. A., 8; Wilmington Professionals, p
Umpire, Alex. McCulghan. Time,
1.5S.
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
POLICE TO HAVE
A DAYS OUTING
Baseball Game and Other
Athletic Sports to Be Held
On July IS

July Is viii be gala day for the local
police force as on that day sports will be
held by the patrolmen at South Side
Park in which all the athletes Of the
force VIII participate
The events win include baseball match
between Sergeant Kellchcr's west side
team, and Sergeant Lyons east side
bunch. Horace Mcdaniel will act as um-
pire IN the game and will permit no dis
putes Of his decisions.
There viii also be a hundred yard dash
in which Officers Frank Kane and Peter
son have entered and officer Isaac Eng
land is also expected to be a contestant.
a creased pig event will be one of the
features in which all the officers viii par
ticipate.
In connection with the baseball game it
is well known to the east side players
that Sergeant Kelleher Is nightly taking
out his team for practice but the east sid
ers claim that they viii do up their op-
ponents despite this fact.
Evening journal., 1907-05-13


Joe McCarty has been released and has
gone to his home I'm Philadelphia. Nc
Cauty was a hard worker but was evi-
IDENTIFY In too fast company. He was the
last Of the youngsters who were tried cut
at the opening OF the season to be let go.
Score by innings at Harry f..
schneprs. 224 King street'
Manager Athorton of the Johnstown
team says that by the expenditure of
about $500 Wilmington could be made a
team that would be hard 20 down. He
also believes that there is great room for
Improvement in the Johnstown ranks.
For the sum of $1,000 phlrd Blseman
Brouthers, of the New Orleans club, has
been purchased to play that position for
Johnstown. Brouthers was 20 have re-
ported here on Saturday. Atherton has
released Hammond, Emerson and Yates
and has farmed Betcher to Haverh!l
Badol Is to go on first base as scon as his
condition will permit.
II anyone tells you that Whitney, OF
Willlamsport is not a good FIRST base
man they don't know their book. He f.
a good man and a III successor to I'm
glaub. lie works as though he was try
ing TO give his employers a return fol
his salary.-Lancaster 1nten gencor
At Kings Hotel. Fifth and shipley
streets, all sporting news is received
nightly
To a little bird twitting on its perch g
looks at this stage of the proceedings al
though the real contenders for the hll
will be Lancaster, Wiiliamsport and Al
toona, with Trenton and Harrisburg trail
ing somewhere in the neighborhood.
may be too early to make a prediction o
this kind. but just at this moment righ
now, il looks that way to your Uncl'
Dud.- Lancaster New Era.
After attempting to force Applegate tC
stand a cut of $3.50 per month, Toronto
has agreed to give him his terms. Apple
gate promptly replied that his contrae
must be for the full season. including IN,
time lost by their effort to cut him or Il
would be no go.
Not an error on either side after the
first inning.
Cooney is a good shorts.op.
Cassidy and Grady hit at the right time.
Lauterborn played nice game at sec
ond He caught several difficult balls.
Lynch looks 70 be- in the right place
on third lie has a good arm and can get
them over 10 first in great style.
Mcfarland walked twice. II Is said he
Is great run getter.
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
aobby RIeImIlembered.

Binks after inviting his friend links.
who has just returned from abroad. to
dinner IA telling him what fine mem
Org his little son Bobby has.
"And do you suppose he viii ramem-
her me?" said Jlnks.
"Remember youl Why, he .remen-
bers every face that he ever saw
An hour later they enter tho, house.
and after Jinks has shaken handsAwith
MrsABinhs he calls Bobby over fhim.
~And do you remember me. mysiittle
manT
Course I doi You're the.apmuiferer
that pa brought home last summer
and ma wun so mad about st. that she
didn't speak to pa fur q whols,week"
Galveston News.
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
MiII Plav in Hnrrlshurn.

The Wilmington Baseball team left at
40 o'clock this morning for Harrisburg,
where it will play two games with the
club Of that city. Wednesday and Thurs
day they VIII be at Williamsport; on Fri
day and Saturday. Altoona. on May %
and q the Wilmington team viii play at
Johnstown.
The locals viii, upon their return, play
Lancaster on May %, % and "a; York
on May %. % and 2S, and Trenton on May
20 and 80
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
CIRCUS DRIVES
AWAY BASEBALL
JOhnStOWn-YOTk Game will
Be Played in York
To-day

1t is not often the case that a circus
so seriously interferes with a baseball
game as to compel the home team to
leave a city in which "a league game
is scheduled in order that the game
may be played, but such are the con-
ditions which exist i'm Johnstown.
To-day Johnstown and York arc
scheduled TO play i'm Johnstown, but
owing TO the fact that a circus is
showing in the former city this game
will be played in the latter place. The
only available place in Johnstown
where ball can be played, and which
the public can reach easily Is a public
place of recreation or play ground and
a place on which circuses that visit the
city located in the valley Of the Cone
maugh give their performances.
Now it so happens that circus Is
billed for Johnstown to-day, and the
fans OF that city viii not be able tC
witness the Johnstown- York game
which is regularly scheduled for there
Another unique feature of the Johns
town grounds is that they are sur
rounded by a movable fence. which IS
swung from wire cable and which Is
removed when the team is not using
the field The entire grounds are de-
void of grass and when circus
blows into town rings are ploWed uI
upon them and bareback riders hol,
sway over the knights of the stick
When the circus departs the rings ar,
filled i'm. the grounds rolled and pu
in shape FOR the next game of IN,
home team.
on either side of the ball grounds
there runs a stream of water on one
side is Stoney creek and on the Other
runs the Conemaugh river. AZ al
most every game ten or more balls
are hit over the fence and dropping in
the water float placidly away only {,
be swallowed up by the monster fish
or to be fishod out by some youngsteI
and carried of. Baseball in Johnstowr
is indeed played under difficulties.
Game by innings at Kelly's. Tentf
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
nniv Slant rh.rn.

Dickens, looking for local eClon.sfos
his novel OF Hand Times" visited
Manchester. He went throughithelh how
els Of certain Manchester cotton spin
ners. aud these foul houses hlledi him
with pity and horror. Meeting the
Manchester manufactures who owned
them, he said:
"And do your employees really live
IN such houses as theseT'
Certainly not" the manufactures
replied. "They only sleep in them.
They live N my mLll.r
Evening journal., 1907-05-13

The opportunity for political prefer
ment for the young man of to-day is
considerably curtailed by the fact Of
one man retaining for sixteen years the
best paying elective Office in the South
ern District of our city. That we may
have the Square deal" so often quoted,
vote for D. +. Leary for assessor and
collector for the Southern District at
the primaries on Saturday. May IS"
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
Hla.Innornnoa.

Minister-Now. my beloved hearers.
next Sabbath evening / shall begin my
special series OF sermons on Pharaoh
OF Ancient Egypt" Gambler In the
Congregation Whispering to friend)-
WELL wouldn't It fade, ye 10 know the
game dated back that farR-Chicago
News
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
H.o Th.,r D.is,lon..

1T Is the nature OF women 10 be a
deluslon to men," Growled the old
cynic.
''Yes." merrily replied ,ths young. en-
thuslast, "and itAs theinature, ofsme
to hug their sdelusions" Baltimore
American.
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
How % Prevent NIahtmare.

Referring TO the frequency witt
which unpleasant dreams, and mort
particularly the classical nightmare,
ccur, DR.. Kehrer, the Munich. special
at says: Persons who are subject to
disturbances Of this sort should allow
lhree or four hours TO elapse between
the last meal and going to bed; should
not let this last meal be too hearty a
one and should make Il a point to
avoid all indigestible dishes and alco-
holic drinks with the evening meal"
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
Not pisoouraasd.

"Can't you realize that you're merely
wasting my time and your ownT' COM
planned the busy merchant
why sor' asked the Insurance
agent
II told you some time ago that was
insured 10 the limit"
Il know you did, but man will say
most anything to get rid Of an insur-
ance man. Philadelphia PresA
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

In a brilliant game Of BAN fun Of ex-
citing plays. the Ford A. c. defeated the
Central A. C. by the score of to on
Saturday, making its third straight vic
tory. on Saturday, May Is, Ford A. c.
viii journey to New Castle and play the
Brylgon A. c. OF that place.
Evening journal., 1907-05-13

At the grounds of the Wawaset Gun
Club on Saturday an Interesting prac-
tico shoot was held IN which Luther
j. SQuires did some remarkable shoot.
ing, breaking 1Sf out OF 200 targets.
on Wednesday and Thursday the club
win hold a big shoot ON It's grounds
Saturday scores were as follows:
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
Remerber.d H.

First Autoist-Were you never IN. Be-
varia Second Dittp-Bavaria f,Ftseema
to me we stopped thsre once to get a
tire repaired..--scTihneFs Magazine.
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
aRuokv Made eood Reeord.

Ramsey has made good record so far
this season. In the two full games that ne
has pitched but two runs have been
made OF his delivery.
Evening journal., 1907-05-13

Foord and Banks will shoot for the
Wawaset trophy on Tuesday and on
Wednesday and Thursday a tourna-
ment will be held.
Evening journal., 1907-05-13

Harrisburg Wilmington game by in
nings at Kellys. Tenth and Shiploy
streets, this afternoons
Evening journal., 1907-05-13

Kelly Tenth and Shipley streets.
Wilmington Harrisburg game by in
nings this afternoons
Evening journal., 1907-05-13

Hope Wilson acted as clerk. The sum-
marios follow.
Tho summary follows:
EVENT No. 1.
James i. Winchester's b. M Belle
Ashton ...... ........,..........s.l /
H. =. Wrights b. g. Ocale........2 9
W. j. Keley's b. g. High Nose....3 9
Time-g.S7 3-4. 247.
EVENT No. 3.
w. y, Austin's b. m. Martha Bel ]
W. II. Wallace's br e. Earl Park..2 2
II. r. Wallaco's D.. m. Essex Maids 8
Time-2.35 IA 285 3-l
EVENT No. 8.
u. B. Ewlngs ch. <. William Hi
j. L. Winchestcrs br. e. Beau
Ashton ..r. ..s.-....s............2 z
ID. c. Jones' bflS. m. Belle Mac...3 0
Time-259 1-2. $50 Ia
Evening journal., 1907-05-13

Baseball games by innings received
nightly at Kings Hotels
Evening journal., 1907-05-13

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Washington. .; 81. Louise.
Chicago, 10; Philadelphia, 3.
SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
New York al Cleveland.
Boston az Detroit.
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
TRl.sTATE STANDING.

SATURDAYS SCORES
Wilmington, .; Johnstown, /.
Altoona, 2; Trenton, l.
Lancaster. z, Harrisburg. 2.
York, q; Willhmsport l.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Trenton az Williamsnort.
Lancaster at Altoona.
York at Johnstown.
Wilmington at Harrisburg.
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.
LI-..--.--L l
Evening journal., 1907-05-13

The sea yields about three gallons, OF
salt from each 100 gallons. Of itBSwatar.
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
Flourney out for interference
JoHNsrowN.

sscott bat;ed for Betcher in ninth.
sslattery hatted for Koopman in ninth.
sLower batted for Scott in ninth.
Wilmington &C.. ....,....0 o o o , 0 N-2
Johnstown.. ... O.. O.. ... I 0 o o 0 o o o.
Earned runs Wilmington, 1; two-base
hit, slattery; sacrifice hits, Lynch, 2;
Raynor hit by pitched ball, Flouney;
base on balls. off Ramsey, .; off Smith,
8; struck out by Ramsey. z; by smith,
8: double plays. Cooney to Raymer to
Wiltse; stolen base. Cooney; left on
bases. wilmington, S; Johnstown, s; um-
plre, Bausewine.
Evening journal., 1907-05-13

oDonnen for Shirts and Hats. s13
Market streets
Evening journal., 1907-05-13

oDonneu for shirts and Hats. s1s
Market Streets
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
sauIer Made eood Reeord.

Headquarters for all sporting nows
Kings Hotel. Fifth and Shiplcy sts.e
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
STANDING OF BASEBALL TEAMS

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
No games scheduled.
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY,
Cincinnati at New York. -
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Pittsburg at Boston.
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
nIAMoNn FLAsHEs.

Game by innings at Kelly's. Tentf
and Shipley streets, this afternoons
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-16
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HOMESTEAD.

Land office at Blackfoot. Idaho, July %, 1907.
!, william Clifton, OF Dingle, Idaho, who
made Homestead Application No. 1926 for the
SEA OF Section 81 in Township IS S of Range
As E. b. M. do hereby give notice OF my inten-
tion to make final proof to establish my claim
to the land above described and that expect to
prove my residence and cultivation before De-
Meade Austin the U. 8. Commissioner at his
office, Paris, Idaho, on September T. 1907, by
'wo OF the following witnesses George H
Cook, Henry Cook, William H. Lindsay, JOIN
H. Grimmett all VI Dingle, Idaho.
HENRY w. KIEFER,
Aug Register.
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National Irrigation Congress.

For the National Irrigation Congress
at Sacramento Sept. 2 TO Z. tickets will
be sold at reduced rates as follows: via
Ogden both directions tickets on sale
Aug 20, 80 and 81 with going transit
limit Oct. 10, final return limit Oct. 81:
via Huntington and Portland, both d.
rection tickets on sale Aug. 80 and 30,
continuous passage in both directions
with final return limit Sept. 10. Tickets
will also he sold via Ogden going and
returning via Portland or vice versa at
regular summer tourist rates.
\. h. Madison, Agent
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IS possible. There was a very long |
range there snch ma is used in hotel
The floor was of tesselated marble and,
like everything else about the ship. de-
clean and white. For the
mems meals, tables are let down from
the ceiling. Every inch of space has to
be used TO advantage on a warship.
They are now fitting up one room az a
laundry
We were shown the small instruments
that are 80 important on board ship.
The Sextant is used to determine the
angular distance between objeets. and
at noon. ship at sea gets her latitude
by taking the suns latitude with 1t.
The Stadometer, like the Sextant,
has scale of miles and pointer, and
system OF concave mirrors by whose
reflections the ships distance from an
object can be determined. The Chro-
nometer is also of great Importance, az
il gives the correct time. When a ship
is in port, this is frequently compared
with the Observatory time at Washing
ton. We saw the large charts by which
ship steers her course. Every light
house and every small buoy is marked
on these and the depth of the water Al
distance of every few feet is also
given
On deck we saw the steering com
passes, for there we're several of them
quite near each other. Near these was
glass covered table to hold the chart
Here were also the searchlights. which
throw such tremendous rays of light
20 far over the ocean. The ships bell
was interesting to see. II was inscribed.
illinois 1893" and was about two feet
across.
High over deck was big crane foI
picking up and lowering the small boats
The large anchors weigh $4,000 pound,
each. They drop 10 the very bottom 81
the sea and catch in The mud and SAINT
and never drag unless in an exception
ally severe storm and heavy sea.
We went mp on the bridge, that nam,
which is 80 suggestive to landsmen o
admiral and great victories. and fel
highly hono,ed at being permitted I,
stand there. There are two SINAI
places still higher than this, where
man can go to direct the firing Of th
big guns during action. From her
he can tell if the shots are going TO
high
An interesting trophy exhibited wa
u large gold cup which had been put u
as a prize by a British Admiral IT,
racing. These races have been rowe,
several times, but the men from th
illinois" won each time.
Everywhere on the ship. even wa
down below the water and around VI
, engines. the air is noticeably fresh an
, clear. This is accomplished by mean
= of blower, which sends fresh air I
every part of the ship,
After an hours hustling ahon
scrambing up and down ladders, dnl
. ing which time we felt we had hear
! more information than we could eve
a absorb, we heard the following aston
: lshing statement, 1T is pity you la
! so little time ifnd have seen 80 little [
!, the ship!' One thing was certain, "
i had seen more of the ship than we conl
i have learned to fad our way about !
h a weeks time.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-16
SP0NGBERG MAKES RECORD.
He Pitched Great Game Of Ball
Last Sunday at Salt Lake.

Carl Spongberg covered himself
with glory" last Sunday in hard
fought ball game between the Dubei
Tailors and Ogden Lbbsters. Not until
the eighth inning did the Holsters get
a hit off Carl The score was II to 8
in favor Of Salt Lake From the Trib
une'a account of the game we clip the
following:
up the fifth inning Ogden had not
been able to find the ball and would
not haye found il if it had been as big
as a balloon. as Spongberg certainly de-
hvered the goods yesterday. Gimlin
had an idea and requested that Spong-
berg change balls, which he refused t.
do and Gimlin called Ostler TO the
bench. The crowd jeered and hooted
him numerically. but he seemed to
lack all sense of feeling and would not
give in until Spongberg changed balls.
It nattered little to the latter, as the
men went out in the usual one, two,
three order.
Spongberg pitched the most remark
able game of his career and for eight
innings the Ogden Holsters could not
even get piece of the ball, and during
that time Gimlin was the only man t.
reach third base, getting there twice
but dying. In the first two innings the
HOLSTERS knocked popup flies and il
looked as if Spongberg would be hi
freely, but the longer he played the
better he got. The Umpire, Ed Randall
gave him the worst Of it by far, int
Spongberg had to split the plate to ge
a, strike. Corners did not count will
Randall Spongbeng never worked -
hard in his life. but as the Lobster
were missing them II ,m two to fiv
feet there was little danger Of an,
damage.
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HOMESTEAD.

Land office at Blackfoot, Idaho, July %, 1907.
/. Arthur II. Smith, OF Georgetown, L.aho
who made Homestead Application No 7522 Tor
the M MEX, ny NW4 section %, Townshipll
S. Range 49 E. do hereby give notice OF my In
tention to make final proof to establish my
claim to the land above described, and that
expect to prove my residence and cultivation
before DeMeade Austin, U s. Commissioners, al
his office, Montpelier, Idaho, on September 9
1907, by two OF the following witnessess Jede
dtah Tippets, David Smith, Christian Larser
Jr., George Larsen all OF Georgetown, Idaho.
HENRY w. KIEFER,
Aug q Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.

Land Once ut Blackfoot, Idaho, July J. 1907.
Notice is h reby given that Henry +; Leavitt
OF Tagee Valley, p. O. Auburn. Wyoming. has
filed notice of his intention 10 make final proof
In support of his claim, viz; Homestead Entry
No. p765 made August 3, 1904, for the SEA- SWIs
Sec. "a, and EH NWl@. NEa SwI$ Sec. "a,
Township :. Range 10 4. b. NJ. and that said
proof will be made before DeMeade Austin, U
) Commissioner, at his ONCE. a. Montpelier.
Idaho, on August %, 1907
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF. the land, viz:
Samuel Webster of Auburn. wyoming: d. II.
Woods OF Auburn, wyoming; r. ID Biglnr 81
Auburn, Wyoming; c. Lelvitt OF Alton, Wyo.
ming.
HENRY w. RIEFER.
F.1a 4seslster
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