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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-01-26
Small Blazc SatnrdnY.

Late Saturday afternoon fire was
discovered on the roof of the Switzer
residence on South Harper street,
having caught from papers burnt in
the fire place. The alarm was sent
In and the fire company responded
promptly; the blaze was eXtinguished
without any trouble and but little
damage was sustained.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-01-26
New Building and Lnnn.

a charter for the Merchants Build
ing and loan association has been Sc
cured and the incorporators are adj
vertising the opening of books of sub
scription. The Offices of the associa-
tion will be at the Bank of Laurens.
Messrs j. j. Adams, w. r.. Richey. Sr..
and o. b Simmons are the organizcrs
of the new association.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-01-26
Choral Practice Thursday.

Prof. w. o. Barnwell, director of the
Laurens choral society. announces
that there will be practice of the cho-
rus on Thursday evening of this week,
8 o'clock at the residence of Rev. Chas.
f. Rankin. All the members are urg-
ed to be present
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-01-26
ITEMS OF INTEREST
IN SOUTH CAROLINA
CuiIed and Condensed for
Busy Readers.
RESUME OF PAST WEEK
(Urram Events al Interest in This
state Selected and Briefly Noted
For NhNNrtiNrr RCnhrrS.

NtE, II. after 1h illness OF about a
week IWdgc jamcs AldNch passed
away mt H. o'clock Sunday. at his
num" in Aiken The Judge began to
weaken pcrccpitibly last night and
his death was expected ny his rclu-
tivcS and friends. At the time of his
death all OF his sisters and his dnurh-
ter, Mrs. Hall were at his bedside.
Alout Il week ago Judge Mdrich
suffered a physical collapse and he
stated from the first that he would not
survive.
Arrangements have hecm made for
the funeral exercises to be conducted
at st. Thaddcus Episcopal church of
which Go was member ON Tuesday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock
lntcrmcnt will take place i'm the
family hurying lot at St rhaddcus
church after the funeral beside the
grave OF his Wife who died little
more than year ago. Judge Aldrich
was member of the Aiken lodge
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-01-26
LaurcnS Lodge TO Meet.

regular communication of Lanrcns
lodge, number 2GO, A. f. NJ will bo
held on Friday night of this week.
Work in the H. A. degree.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-01-26
MIR. Ray Humphries Here.

Mr.. Ray Humphries, county super
intendent Of education Of Union coun-
ty, was in the city for day or SO
last week, visiting his sister, Mrs. A.
j. Taylor. Mr. Humphries is one of
the youngest school officers in the
state, having been elected two years
ago over several opponents. He finds
the work congenial and says that he
expects to stand for reelection in the
primary next summer
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
SAYS OTTuMWA
Team IS STRONG.
BERT r. JOHNSON or THE kE
WANEE sTAR.coURlER COM.
PAREs VARIOUS CLUBS

Cttumwa and Quincy have the Des,
teams In the league according to Bert
r. Johnson, sports writer for the Ke
vance tar-Courier, who in recent
issue sums up the strength OF the
various teams. Johnson states tina,
Ottumwa has faster infeld. stronger
outfeld and better catchers than Qnin
cy. He further states that the only
thing Quincy has over Ottumwa Is ita
well seasoned pitching stan. With
Boyd pitching 1000 ball, Jimmy Dunn
winning nearly every game, Clarke
pitching superb ball, sTonjes and
Schopp In good form and "Maury.
Kent to join the team the middle Of
this month, It does not look as though
q club In the circuit will have
stronger pitching stan. Johhson'a
views on the various teams follow:
AT the present time Quincy and
Ottumwa have the best chance OF
landing the pennant. Quincy really
has 1t on Ottumwa, because Ottumwa
has had to experiment with new
pitchers. while Quincy seems to have
q we'll seasoned stan. Ottumwa has
better fnfleld, a more powerful outfielc
and better catchers than Quincy" He
also predicts first division berths fol
Hannibal and Galesburg, but does not
see any pennant timber in the Keokub
team. because Of weakness behind the
bat and the fact that youngsters are
on third and short He figures that Il
Monmouth can get all its players In
shape and II Geier gets a couple 81
good men in addition to the stars he
now has. these two teams should dc
better in the future. Regarding Ke.
vance, he has little to say further than
that Kewanee is doing as well as last
year and then broke 1t into the first di.
vision and made things interesting
for the pennant chasers. It Is rather
early to make comparisons, as the real
value Of a team cannot be ascertained
before the hot weather comes--if II
ever does come. When the thern.om
eter registers IS or 100 in the shade
and team has to play double-headers
to make up the games lost during the
first six weeks by rain, 1t soon deyel
ops whether It has first division quail
ity or not.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11

HE|LBORNER IS
after THREE men
SCOUT FOR CINCINNATI REDS IS
LOOKING UP SEVERED,
BoRToN AND LINK.

Catchers Hank SEVERED and Joe
Link and First Baseman Baker Borton
are at least three men on the Ottum-
wa team that have caused the big
league scouts in Redville to sit up and
take notice. First Jimmie Callahan
made visit to this village to see the
Ottumwa club In action. Now comes
a letter to the sporting editor Of the
Courier from Louis Heilbroner, special
scout for the Cincinnati club, asking
that the age and size Of SEVERED, Bor-
ton and Link, together with the man
ner in which they hit and throw, eth
er right or left handed, be forwarded
to him at once. Heilbroner evidently
has received good report from Scout
Callahan on the abilities of Hank, Joe
and Baker, and all that he wants to
know is some of the incidentals to see
II the men measure up to the big
league standard. He also asks where
each man played before joining the
Ottumwa club.
Umpire Cleary is .He authority for
the statement that the big league In.
spectors Of promising material will In
fest Ottumwa this season. Cleary
says the Ottumwa team has no equal
in the league and that he has received
inquiries from some of the men higher
up about some of the players under
the wiz Ned.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
GROCER HELP GAME
keokuk Stores Will Close on Wednes
day Afternoon to Allow Clerks

to Go to Games.
The retail grocers Of Keokuk have
started 4 movement in that city which
the directors OF the Ottumwa League
Baseball club would like to have the
local merchants do. The handlers OF
groceries in Iseokuk nave entered into
an agreement to close their stores
every Wednesday afternoon during
the months Of June. July and August.
This means an increase in attendance
at the ball games. The scheme is an
excellent one and gives the tired out
clerks half holiday on Wednesday
and allows them to attend the ball
games. thus furnishing them recrea.
ton of q desirable sort. The Ottumwa
club will try and induce the local mer.
chants to follow the progressive steps
of the Keoknk grocers
President Justice Is enthused with
the plan Of the Keokuk grocers and in
a letter to the directors over the cir
cult he tells them that 1t would be an
excellent idea to try and have the
merchants take up the same plan In
the different cities He also urges
them to do everything possible to In
crease the attendance in the future tc
make up for the low attendance ear
lier in the season because OF the bac
weather
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
BROWNIES AND
CANS SPLIT even.
MONMOUTH TAKES FINAL GAME
WITH HANNIBAL HY SCORE
OF TO o.

Monmouth, June 10.-The Browns
evened up with the Cannibals yester-
day afternoon. winning the final game
OF the series / to 0. Delair was the
winning pitcher and Southpaw James
lost through the only base on balls he
gave during the game being turned In
to run. Despite the muddy field both
sides played perfectly and good field
ing on both sides kept the hits down.
Nasseth started for Monmouth, but
was not in condition, and was reliev-
ed to start the second by Delair, who
held the visitors to four hits the rest
Of the way. James also did well, but
two infield hits, following pass TO
Williams in the second inning, put the
big boy on third, from where ne
scored when Irmscher hit long fly to
center.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
Three IN A ROW
FROM KEWANEE
PITCHER CLARKE AND MATES
ouTPLAYED DAD coNNoR's
MEN YESTERDAY.
BRAND STARRED IN FIELD
Beauty Work Of the Engagement
Was Contributed by Cheer
full charey-score
Was to 1.

II was a rare seance Of the national
pastime that amused only small
company of the select at the Myrtle
street park yesterday. The nome
product spanked Dad Connor's asplr
ing ones for the third time by q 3 to !
score by simply outplaying the guests
of the day. Clarke and keneh "eFe
the opposing beavers, and to say a
word in favor OF the former Blooming
ton finger it should be jotted down ~
the outset that he showed plenty OF
form when men were on. He Issued
Ave passes, but after this generosity
was exhibited, he turned around ana
outguessed the visitors. The only Diot
on his work was occasioned by the
boss of the invaders, who lifted the
nil to the swamps beyond left heid
FOR four bags. Kench, too, was worthy
Of a small mite of praise for MS WORK,
although he was not equal to the nit
ting qualities of Kensel, Borton'
senno, Russell, Brand and Clarke. "
tumwa generally outclassed the Wis
itors and Kensel and Brand added q
little of the spectacular to make the
show all the more interesting TO the
fans. The work of the latter was
especially brilliant in fielding the raps
of Kench and Clair, which every one
thought were safe drives.
Ottumwa scored No. in the opener,
Kensel bringing home the run on MS
own single. stolen bag, Sennos raps
and Nugent's wild heave. Conner poleu
over the left field barrier In the sec
ond to tie 1t up. Clarke was lnVlnc-
ible after that performance and ne
vance was never in speaking distance
Of the plate. Brand brought home tne
second Ottumwa run in the nth. he
hinged safely and went down when e
SEVERED had Morris and Clair oc-
cupied. Clarke lifted the pill to the
left field for sack and Charley scof.
ed from second Kensel again scored
in tfN eighth on safe wallops by MIN
self, Russell and Bcrton.
The game was concluded by rip,
ping double play, Kensel, Brand anu
Borton doing the business.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
CLEARY TO BE CHIEF
President M. e. Justice Will Use Best
Man on STAFF for
sEg# 0oat n

A. ]. Cleary, by far the best umpire
on President M. E. Justices stan, the
little fellow who has given distinct
satisfaction in this city, Is slated to be
boss of the other jumps In the Central
association. Mr.. Cleary worked on
balls and strikes and home plate deci-
sions in yesterdays game, and Umpire
johnson, the new arbitrator from Chi
cago, off1ciated on base decisions.
The double umpire system had nothing
on the individual work Of Cleary, but
1t saved the little fellow some extra
labor. Cleary is to visit the various
cities in the league and scrutinize the
work of the other umpires, and where
they are little of color, he will
coach them In the fine points Of the
Cleary has given eminent
satisfaction to players and fans alike
in Ottumwa, and his promotion to the
chief arbitrator Job will be welcomed
by all.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
TO DISCONTINUE
BALL BULLETINS
MISUNDERSTANDING BETWEEN
LEAGUE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY CAUSES ACTION

Owing to a misunderstanding in the
contract between the Central associa-
ton and the Western Union Telegraph
company, the bulletin services at the
Ottumwa ball yard and other parks
over the circuit will be discontinued.
While the loss of the service Will be
greatly regretted by the Ottumwa fans
who kept close tab on the progress
Of the other games in the circuit while
watching the home game. the cost OF
the service is too expensive for the
local association to continue. The mis-
understanding in the contract was
over the payment of the service. When
President Justice signed the contract
he though the contract read htty
cents per game at home which ne
figured would cost fifty cents for each
city where games were played. But
the Western Union claims that this
means fifty cents for each game posi-
ed in each city which does not inciuoe
the home games, or In other words
game in Ottumwa would mean cost
to the league Of $3.50 based on fifty
cents q game from the other three
cities from which the bulletins were
received. Not considering the serv-
ice worth this high price, President
Justice has asked mail vote of the
directors. The Ottumwa club has vot-
ed for discontinuance Of the service
which would mean the cost Of between
$500 to $1,000 to the league for the
rest Of the season. President JUS
tice believes that the money can be
used for better purpose.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
N OUR SCI !
Being Little Stories
OF Sporting Folks
Gathered Every.
Whe re.
Bp rs z.

u ia soft to be an umpire today com
pared with five years ago. Inen .ne
players fought the umpire. 'Ioday inc
players cannot talk or they get kicked
of the field.
blackburn of the Chicago WhiteeSox
is one $4,000 beauty who has proved
to be worth q couple of beers. HIS MT
ting is less than 100 and his fielding
not too brilliant, Comiskey will prob
ably get his fill Of college ball players
this year.
They say Jim Jeffries Is too old.
What about Sam Langford who seems
to be at his best? Langford is but 1T
tie younger than Jeffries and can
travel some. He has never been knock
ed out hut has knocked out twenty.
Ave OF the best pugilists he has met.
Rut. AZ John l.. says, 1t depends on
the fighter whether he is too old or
not.
Certain eastern papers are saying
the Jeffries-J Johnson fight is raw
fake. But why condemn man before
he proves that he is a faker? Jehries
never faxed In his life. He may DO SO
in this fight, but lets not call him q
faker until he proves to be such.
Horace Fogel, former scribe, now
president OF the Phillies, says Umpire
KLEIN cannot give his club square
deal because he was mobbed by Phil.
adelphia fans q few seasons ago and
wants to get even. Nice kind of talk
out of National League "magnate."
II Pittsburg pitchers do not do bet
ter pretty soon, Fred Clarke Will not
be a pennant winning manager this
year.
Hans Wagner is hitting less than
.250, which 10 pretty poor for the vet
eran National League leader In the
sticking line.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
BLUEJACKET IS
VICTOR IN FIVE
kEOKUk INDIAN FLlNGER WINS
SHORT SESSION AGAINST
THE QUINCY GEMS.

Keokuk. June 1O.-Pitcher Blue
jacket continued his winning streak
by defeating Quincy to 0, in a five
inning game. Umpire Hazelton call
ed the game during the first half of
the sixth when rain, which had been
threatening to descend all afternoon,
fell upon the already muddy and slow
field.
A base on balls and Miller's long
two-bagger, followed by Reichle's out
field lly, Melted two runs In the first,
while Cavanaugh's errors In the
fourth contributed the third. Thomas
work at second on the slippery field
was a distinct feature.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
VAN GENT WILL GO.
Husky Athlete OF OttumWa High VIII
Be One OF the Four Iowa Men

t1uSNy AtHISt0 VI OtIuVWA tut9U WI
BE One OF tho Four Iowa Men
Entered In Trek Events.
In the long list Of track men who
will compete at the annual Stage meet
to be held Saturday, only four o.
Iowa's best athletes grace the list, and
Eugene Van Gent. who brought &c
much fame to Ottumwa the past yeaI
in the basket ball, football and tracl
events will be one Of the Iowa four,
Van Gent holder OF the state high
school shot put record Of 46 feet and :
inches will not only compete for hons
ors In the shot put but also In the
discus event. He is able to throw the
discus around the 10 foot mark The
other athlete OF the state entered In
the events with Van Gent Is Barron Of
Correctionville, who will also throw
the discus. The other two men ara
members Of West Des Moines, r. Har-
per who is entered in the pole vault
and R.. McBain who Is entered in the
broad jump.
A few other Iowans are entered In
the track events, but Of all entries
Redeem Is the only possible winner in
this department from Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
READY FOR REDMOND.
WoIgast Says He Is In Good Shape fo'
His Fight In Milwaukee
Tonight.

80 ~
Milwaukee, Wis. June 10.-Ad VOL
CAST arrived in Milwaukee yesterday
afternoon. He looks to be in good
shape, and Is as brown as berry from
his work on his farm In Michigan. He
said he was in perfect condition and
was slightly under weight.
Wolgast said he expected to have no
difficulty in disposing Of Redmond to-
night, and that he was confident he
would stop him before the bell rang
for the seventh round. Ad WAS look
ing for an opportunity to place 5000
bet that Redmond would not last the
ten rounds.
Followers of Jack Redmond said he
was never better physically since he
has been in the ring, and II he fails
to whip Wolgast 1t will not be on &C
count OF poor condition.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
HAD
one GOOD INNING.
PAYERS TRIM BURLINGTON AFT
Err PATHFINDERs HAVE THE
GAME TUCKED AWAY.

Burlington, June Huntington had
yesterdays game tucked away in the
win depository UP to the sixth inning,
being four points to the good, but In
the sixth stanza, the Galesburg club
got to Pitcher Wolverton and batted
In victory. chasing six runs across
lympton was called to the center for
the natives, but it was too late, Gales
burg taking the engagement by the
score OF IL to 6.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
Sunni q ry.

Two-base hits-Kelly, Shea. Three
base hit-Rains Home run-Blaus-
ser. Struck out-By Wolverton l. by
Plympton 1, by Marks 8, by Tanning
Q. Bases on balls-Off Wolverton 3.
on Plympton 1, off Marks 6. Wild
pitches-Marks 2. Passed ball-kelly
/. stolen base-K ilpatrick. Sacrifice
hit--Marks. Hit by pitched ball-By
Wolverton 1. Umpire-Lippert. Time
of game-5:15.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
Northern Association.

uished Clair who shot Texas Lacquer
back OF Borton on the foul line after
a brilliant run Brand connected and
held Conner on first. It was bril-
liant play and the fans recognized It
by continued applause.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
WESTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

Sioux City, June 10.-Freeman pitch
ed good ball, while the Des Moines
twirlers were easy, Sioux City winning
the first game Of a double header.
( Score Il. II. p.
Des Moines ..ooooo130o-4 2
Sioux City 10 10 3
Batteries: Sage, Huston and Rach-
ant; Freeman and Towne.
Second game
Score Il. n. u.
Des Moines .....1221112-1o IL 8
Sioux City 1850 O0O12 SIS o
Batteries: Herche and Hawkins;
Furchner, Wilson, Chabek, Miller
Omaha. Neb., June 1O.-The game
Yesterday was the second extra inning
contest in succession, going 13 innings
to q q to 2 tie. Omaha overlooked two
chances to win eby poor baserunning.
Umpire Clarke called 1t at the end Of
the thirteenth on account Of rain.
Score r. II. q.
Omaha .11ooooooooooo--21 10 3
Lincoln .OOO01001O0000-2 s 2
Batteries: Meter and Cadman and
Gonding; Farthing and Clarke.
Wichita, Kas., June 1O.-Wichita
gave Topeka batting demonstration
in yesterday afternoons game and
won, 9 to /.
Score r. H. =.
Topeka .......ooo1ooooo-1 8 8
Wichita .......O12O2400'-9 10 0
Batteries: Jackson and Kerns; At
Gibson and Shaw.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
A Challenge.

The Blakes Ad4.tion Sluggers here
by challenge the Ottumwa Clowns for
q return game Of baseball to be play.
ed on any Sunday that both teams
agree upon. An acceptance or rejec.
ton Of this def should be communi-
Gated to some Of the players Of the
Sluggers.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11

Veteran TWirler Gets Blue Envelope
Because Of High Salary
Grant echopp Is no longer member
Of the Ottumwa team. fIe was relejs-
ed this afternoon by Manager Egan.
The monthly salary demanded by
Scoop was a little In excess Of the
amount Manager Egan felt inclined to
pay, and his divorce from the club was
10 result. Scoop is a better pitcher
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
RED SOX Team
IS RE0RCANIzED
OLD AGGREGATION AND oTTuM-
WA MARooNs FORM STRONG
sEMl-PRoFEssloNAL CLUB

Ottumwa is to have one of the
fastest semi-professional teams In
southeastern Iowa in the reorganiza-
ton OF the Ottumwa Red Sox and OF
tumwa Maroons which took place
last night at the meeting of the two
organizations held at the Putnam bar
Der shop. o. G. Leseny acted as chair.
man of the meeting. The name Of the
combined organization Is the Ottum-
wa Red Sox and the club Is ready for
engagements with semi-professional
teams In this section of the state.
The first game Of the reorganized az
gregation will be played next Sunday
with Hooking at that place. Charles
Reeves who successfully managed the
Red Sox last year, carrying them
through successful season, was
elected business manager OF the new
aggregation. Joey Putnam was chosen
playing manager. Putnam has been
manager Of the Maroons and for sew
eral months he was member OF the
Ottumwa league team. The members
OF the two teams who attended the
meeting were very enthusiastic and 3
committee Of two members selected
the following aggregation which Will
consist Of fourteen men:
Catchers-Thomas Price and Archie
Cockerill
Pitchers Guy Rutter, Elmer Elliott,
William Toole and Boyd Huddelson.
First base-Freb Schaub.
Second base-Joey Putnam.
Third base-James Ownby.
Shortstop-M Flactiff.
Outfelders Harry Price, Robert
Cockerill, Edward Gilbert and Harry
Leonard.
The team has game scheduled
with Bloomfield for this city July 3.
All teams DESTROYS of securing games
should address Charles Reeves, OF
tumwa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
M'oooRTY BEsTs MAHoNEY.
oshkosh Fighter Goes Eight Rounds
With Racine Man, But No Do
eIsion 10 Given.

Appleton, Wis, June 10.-Eddie Nc
Goorty Of Oshkosh fought Young"
Mahoney OF Racine an eight round
bout last night before the Appleton
Athletic club. Although no decision
was given, McGoorty won the fight "
q wide margin. His right and LETT mp
percuts worried the Racine fighter and
It was only his staying and recuper-
alive powers that saved him from the
count. McGoorty displayed his old
form, with additional footwork and
ring generalship. This was the sec
ond time the two men have met, the
first bout ending In draw.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11

SUMMARY
Three base Miller. Two base
hit Hamilton. Base on balls on
Nasseth, 1; OF Delair, 3; of James, !.
Struck out-By James, 6; by Delair, ..
Wild pitch-Nasseth, Delair. Hit by
pitcher-Hamilton Innings pitcned
by Nasseth, /; by Delair, 8. Umpires
Hanly. Time Of game-1:3O.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11

SUnHdTy.
Home runs Conner. Two base
hits-Borton, Kesling. Sacrifice hits
Nugent, Clair. Stolen bases-kensel,
Kesling, Conner. Double plays -
Kensel to Brand to Borton. Struck
out-by Clarke 4 by Kench @ Base
on balls-off Clarke 5. Time Of game
LILO. Umpires Cleary and john
son. Attendance-243.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11

Bases on balls-Off Bottorf 1, of
Bluejacket /. Struck out-By Bottorf
2, by Bluejacket 4. Hit by pitched
Sacrifice hits
Reichle, Hartman, Sensenbach, VIC
Manus. Stolen base-tIartman. Time
of game. 05. umpire
A.tendance-18O.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11
Nor+hern A..ooiatIor

Northern Association.
Kankakee 2, Freeport 1.
Joliet II, Elgin 1.
MISUNDERSTANDING; no game.
Decatur /, Clinton O.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-11

this year than he ever was when play
ing with Ottumwa in the old Iowa
State league, and he will make some
club very valuable man.