Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-08-10
holland pefeated Industiy.

company compliments,
Holland Defeated Industry.
The second ball game Of the ser
lies, between Industry and Holland,
proved surprise. Industry was the
Ifavorite and had been counted as
one Of the possible prize winners.
Holland, however, started out like
a high salaried team and carried of
1.-THE victory with score Of Q to Q.
Score by innings: r. H. D..
Holland 400 041 021-9 s Q
Industry 1000 900 1000 5 4
Batteries: Holland, Fry and Stew
ems; industry, J. Eberheart and
smith and Kerner.
The members OF the Holland team
were: Kinkade, J. Goldsmith, Gar
yer, Stevens, Campbell, F. Kean, G.
Goldsmith, 3. Kean and Fry.
The Industry team: Mcdonald,
Brown, steinburger, J. Eberheart, 9.
Eberheart, W. Angire, r. Allgire,
IL. Allgire and Kerner.
A record breaking crowd witness
ed the game. The grand stand fill
ed and overflowed on the side lines
and large number of teams and
autos surrounded the field. The
game was one of the cleanest and
fastest that has ever been played
ION that diamond. The Holland team
was a big surprise to everyone and
their pitcher developed speed and
curve balls that had the Industry
aggregation guessing all the time.
IIndustry's weak place was the catch
er's base throwing.
Holland and Solomon are playing
this afternoon for the prize.
The Balloon Ascension.
After some misunderstanding and
moving Of the balloon pit, Capt. Spoo
made q perfect ascension at about 2
O'Clock last evening. The balloon
drifted rapidly in a northerly direc-
ton until considerable altitude
was reached. Then 1t Strengthened
up and sailed slowly northwest.
Capt spoot remained with the ball
loon until 1t had reached such a
height that his figure was almost
indiscernible. He Handed in The
chicken yard belonging to c. H.
Foust in the northwestern outskirts
race with their balloons at 4 o'clock
ling five miles north Of town.
Capt. spoo and Capt fetish WIFI
race with their balloons at 4 o'clock
from the fair grounds.
Fire Team Made Good Run.
At p. m. Wednesday the fire
department made an exhibition run.
The streets were filled with inter-
ested spectators and some trouble
was encountered to keep a passage
clear for the team. After the run
an admiring crowd surrounded the
wagon and horses and many ex-
pressed their admiration for the
horses.
Free Pictures and Vaudeville.
The most opportune time to Judge
che size of yesterdays crowd was
last evening at o'clock during the
free program furnished by G. A..
Kubach from his poplar Lyric thea
tire. A mighty good reel of pic
lures was shown and the vaudeville
act more than pleased those who
were lucky enough to be within
hearing. That everyone appreciated
Mr. Kubach's act in donating this
entertainment was manifested by
the size and attention Of the crowd,
which filled the entire square in
front of the stand and packed In
the streets at the side. Only a few
however, discovered that the pict
lures were Just as plain from be-
hind the curtain and some Of these
filled the chairs left upon the bands
platform.
Mr.. Kubach demonstrated what
PATRONS Of the Lyric already know
that he has the finest pictures in
the city and the crowd that filled
the airdome afterward indicated that
the people know It.
Good Music.
The music furnished by the 18th
Cavalry band Just before toe pic.
lures was fine. Band music Of this
kind is always appreciated BY evs'1-
one and this band is adding much
to the pleasure Of the celebration.
III is unfortunate that one band con-
cert cannot be given away from the
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