The Glenwood post., 1910-08-13
CORRESPONDENCE
EAGLE

Sunday the Eagle people had the
pleasure of beating Avon, although but
few of their players were from Avon.
However, it was called the "Avon'
Team "Brother Heimberger" of
| Red Cliff was on the team and it was
undoubtedly reconciling to see him get
beaten and beaten BADLY, the score
being 2 (TWO) to 10 in favor of the
Eagle lads. They made some fine plays
and deserve the very best of praise,
and Eagle is proud of her ball team
and say they don't need to send to
Leadville and Red Cliff for players.
The Avon team was mostly made up of
Leadville, Red Cliff and Edwards men.
Mr.. Heimberger ran up against fair
and square deal throughout the game.
The umpire being a disinterested party
gave all his decisions fair and "Hem-
my' couldn't even bluff him out of any
decisions he made. Hemmy made the
assertion that he would play with
Eagle next time so they couldn It roast
him any more. There was one player
that we couldn't see for the big mitt
hanging on his belt. and while he was
young he played well. We will say
this much for "Hemny," that if he
had had any kind of support the score
wouldn't ha ve been piled up so high
against him. He started in on first
base, but in the second half of the first
he went into the pitchers box and the
first thing he did was TO lay his catcher
out with a busted hand. The boy was
taken care of by DR.. Averill, but
he couldn't play any more and another
man took his place. Say, Hemmy,"
we play fair in Eagle and you never
was up against such game and didn T
understand, did you? Mr.. Roblee was
the umpire and there were no flies on
him either.
| A. L. Fulford and Ernest McCrum
returned to Eagle Wednesday after
noon, completing the telephone line on
through to Louis Peterson 3, having
placed new phones in the homes of
Frank Fulford and Charlie Gordon and
Louis Peterson, Mr.. Peterson being the
farthest from Eagle. the distance being
about - miles up Brush creek. 1t
would be wonderful improvement il
all the ranchmen up as far as Camp
would also put in phones.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hockett drove
to Eagle Tuesday and returned to their
home on the Cooley ranch.
Mrs. Mary Thomas and son, Dr..
Tommy Thomas of Spencer, iowa,
spent Monday with Judge Thomas and
family, a brother of Mrs. Thomas.
They left Monday evening on No. 16
for Minturn where Mrs. Thomas will
visit her daughter, Mrs. May Thomas
Cox. The son will have to leave shortly
for indianapolis, on account of his
dental practice.
Miss Louise Stein is spending part
of her vacation in Eagle with her sister,
Mrs. Harold Kracaw. She expects to
visit with her parents before returning
to Greeley to school.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Strowse and Os-
ear Strowse went up East Brush on
business and pleasure combined. Mr..
Strowse is making new road up East
Brush creek.
Mrs. Gideon Lumley and son, Shelby,
drove to Eagle Saturday, remaining
for the dance and ball game.
Mrs. Andrew Christensen and son
Carl and Moata and Birdie Moore
spent a few days in New Castle.
Mr.. A. Lumley took party of ladies
up Brush creek Tuesday. They ex-
pect to be home Thursday night. The
ladies were Mrs. Chas. Lumley and
daughter Marguerite and Mrs. Roy
Wadsworth and Marie B. Fulford.
They will stay at Webb Frost's house.
Mr.. Thomas Carolan was quite i'll
Friday and Saturday but is much bet.
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whipple were
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Peterson up Brush creek.
A. Lumley and daughter, Mrs. Full.
ford, spent the first part Of last week