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The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

Next Tuesday will be the last reg
ular day Of registration The board
will meet again on the Monday pre-
ceding election, but person to be
registered will have to be accompan-
led by two vouchers on that day.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

Services at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning as usual.
"Our Wealth, will be the sub
iect of the discourse.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

Don't forget the Democratic
Rally at School house No. 6.
next Saturday evening, October
26th.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

For sale or trade for chickens,
one Queen l20-egg incubator and
one Mann No. 7 bone cutter.
Phone Ralston 81. 1S-tf. adv
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

Mrs. AL Wolf is visiting her
son at Dolores, Colo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

A. L. Davis will sell you
lumber right. Phone Arv. TAI. If.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

Fresh Jersey COW and calf for
sale. A. Pavelka, Griffith. LS-1p.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

A. L. Davis has the agency fol
the Ford auto in this vicinity.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

For real up-to-date meat
market step in and see George
Muench.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

Let A. l.. Davis figure on your
lumber bill. Phone Arv. TAI. If.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

= DR.. Williams, who had until
recently offices over the Drug
Store, has moved his family to
Denver and has given up his
office here.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

Judge Edward Stimson will
speak at the Democratic Rally to
be held in School house No. 6,
Grant No. l, next Saturday
evening.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

Are you looking for a house to
rent? If so, see Knapp & New
ton, the real estate men, Arvada,
Colo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

Good pasture for horses and
cattle on the uld Smith place.
$1.50 per head per month. H.
G. Trail. 17-2
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

We have money to loan on real
estate, Knapp & Newton, the
real estate men. 6tf
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-24

George Muench' and family left
Friday for Wisconsin, where
they were called on account of
the serious illness of Mrs.
Muench's mother.
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
FRITz'S DRIVE
WINS The GAME
YOrk-WilmingtOn Struggle
Goes Is Innings Before
Clean Up Comes
ROSES USE THREE
PITCHERS TO WIN

YORK, Pa, July 9.-Harry Fritz
decided a thirteen-inning game in ia
yor of the Chicks yesterday when he
hit a home run with two men on
bases. The final score was to 6.
At the beginning of the thirteenth
the score was to 8. When one man
was out Llewelyn hit for two bases
and Marhefka singled Fritz then
hit over Swayne's head in center field
for a circuit of the bases. reaching the
home plate by good margin before
the ball was returned.
York was unable to score at its turn
to bat The home team used three
pitchers. Russell was taken out in
the fifth because of his wildness, and
Millman, his successor, pitched until
the eleventh. Brazell finished the
game
Wilmington scored in the first on
Marhefka's single, Fritz's sacrifice, a
wild pitch and McKenna's hit. York
tied the score in the fourth on Hoop
er's single, base on balls, kauff
mans hit and Porter's sacrifice fly.
Wilmington again took the lead in
the fifth scoring three runs. Weeks
AARN a Btao. ANRAi rth6ANl anu AAltW~
elyn walked filling the bases Mar
hefka's hit scored two runs. Fritz sac
rificed and Marhefka scored on Nc
kenna's grounder
York scored in the fifth on hits by
Wagner. Hooper and Kaufman. Por-
ter's single, sacrifice hits by Millman
and Clark, followed by Swayne's dou-
bic, scored YOrk's third run in the
sixth inning.
The home club started rally in
the seventh and scored three runs.
Hooper walked, Crist sacrificed, Por-
ter singled. Porte tripled and Clark
hit safely.
Wilmington scored in the eighth on
Mecherlys triple and Meyers single.
In the ninth the visitors tied the
soore on a base on balls to Marhefka,
Fritz's sacrifice and Jacksons triple.
Score:
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
CHURCH LEAGUE NOTES
BY "skIp."

Looks like nothing but Edgemoor
this season. Keep the good work
going Callahan.
Ryder. the former Middlebury, YER
mont College star made his debut
With Central.
Hunt had a nine composed Of for
mer college stars. That Delaware
Middlebury combine always have
worked well together
Great work. Buchanan.
Lost, strayed or stolen--a pitcher
which has made too many trips to the
we'll. More commonly known as the
Fletcher original
A. Smith OF Old swedes was side
tracked Saturday Look out for the
red eye Cook
Pierce, the grand old man of base
ball. has retired from active life.
Same class to that Central-Newport
game.
Old Swedes seems to be having
engine trouble Get the oil working
Swedes.
The Old swedes bunch has at last
broken that married combination.
Looks like a change for the bad.
Bierman has discovered new ball
which he calls the Bunny Hug"
Wonder II A. Smiths running
light" Saturday had anything to do
with the Swedes losing? Because
Hodgson wasn't there acting as bal
last
Cut out the dissention swedos and
get together or you'll never win a
game.
Remember your past record and
kepe the Blue and Gold out OF the
dust.
Kid Horner Hlls big brothers shoeI
very nicely.
That down state trip seemed to have
bad affect on that o. s bunch. Re
member that old saying Hang youl
clothes on a hickory limb. but don
go near the water" A. Smith W
Smith and Sommers. take notice.
Listen What's that noise? All
Nothing but Callahan growing ovei
that victory Saturday. Nun sed.
Stapleford was there with the goods
Has anyone seen Pipino We feal
the worst has come
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
BOXING
Late News and Views

George (I<idl Lavigne is resting at
ST. Joseph's retreat, in Dearbor, where
he was sent by a Detroit judge for
creating a disturbance In his home.
The kid is a complete wreck, caused
from heavy drinking
Reports say owen Moran and Jack
White lave been rematched to box at
Vernon July 90 These two scrap
pers we're scheduled to box some time
back. but Britton hurt his hand dur
ing a match with his sparring part
ner and was unable TO carry out the
bout.
Al Palzer says II the court hands
down decision in favor OF Tom
ORourke he will make IL lean lien.
Palzer means he will not fight again
for a long time. in hopes that O'Rourke
viii starve TO death in the meantime.
Jack johnson has suit pending
against oscar Orringer, Pittsburg
produce merchant, for $4,000. A large
automobile truck belonging to Orrin-
ger ran into Johnson's car in that city
some while back. and Jack, who was
sitting in the tonneau OF his car. was
thrown out. LIT Arthur" claims he
was injured internally.
The proposed bout between Young
Saylor and Matty Baldwin. which was
scheduled to be staged in Boston on
the Fourth. fell through because Say
lor was in no condition TO enter the
ling.
Kid Finney would like to meet
Young Boyle and is willing TO post
a forfeit with the sporting editor of
THE EVENING JOURNAL 10 make
ll5 pounds ringside and TO fight any
number of ROUNDS az any time or any
place. The Kid is training hard for
his fight with Kid Houghtcn the latter
part OF this month
Young Jack Brainard, the clever lit
lie bantamweight of Delaware. has
been matched to meet young Hoff-
man Of Baltimore, in the latter city,
the last part Of August. Hoffman's
rep is the best in Baltimore for a
bantamweight. having % victories In
25 fights and draws. Young Jack has
been doing good work and his mana
ger expects him 10 come back strong
when the Armory re-opens Jack will
have to do some training Tor this boy
as he has beaten some Of the fastest
boys in Baltimore
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
Chicks Again Trim YkChwch League Resus0dds Sport
CHANGE IN JUNIOR LEAGUE.

Although Clarion has announced
It's withdrawal from the Wilmington
Junior League the league schedule
will not be broken on Saturday az
several teams are already seeking
the vacancy. Application from tbs
Washington Stars. Tc Fox. manager.
No 420 w Second street is the lat
est team TO make application. Be.
cause of the withdrawal OF Clariop
the Clarion-All Star game OF July 8
is awarded to All-Stars.
Evening journal., 1912-07-09

n. j. Gorham, Cashier Bank Of
Woodville, Woodville. Ca. had a very
severe attack Of kidney trouble and
the pains IN his kidneys and back
we're terrible II got a bottle of Fo-
ley Kidney Pills from our druggist
and they entirely relieved me.
have more benefit from them than any
other medicine" n b. Danforth.
druggist, Market and Second streets.
Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1912-07-09

Hunt was all smiles when seen by
Skip. There's reason. He almost
won a game.
Three passes and single for
Smut" Ryder. Pretty good for an
old timer
The next thing disastrous we'll
hear OF will be that Umpire Hodgson
has donned baseball uniform again,
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
FIELp sPORTs MITH GAME.

The Wilmington Tri-State club man
agement is making arrangements for
the field day exercises on July 10
Base running. throwing baseball for
distance, accurate throwing, bunt and
go to first and numerous other con-
tests will be INDUCED in the competi,
lion. The program will be announced
tater
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
rn pIAN VnIEFrsr-

The Ilelmar Saengerbund will meet
on Wednesday night Plans for the
Nolkfest Of 1912 to be held In Brandy
wine Springs Park the first week in
September will make it an important
and busy meeting.
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays ResuIts.

Cleveland Z, Athletics 4 (frst
game.)
Cleveland 4, Athletics 2 (second
same.)
Poston 3. st. Louis 1.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
Sporting Gossip % li',s f1ss'Ss, Si'
Let's foseissr sfs s* and Comment
Let's Get
Together
Fritz finished it,

Fritz finished It.
And besides 13 is an unlucky num-
Der Why should not the Chicks
have grabbed It.
Three runs, hits. out and seven
assists is some high class ball play
ing. Tony Marhefka is the speed.
Llewelyn was hit hard but he was
strong when York twirlers we're
wilted
Brazell got his bumps too.
Everybody was hitting the ball.
Swayne and Llewlyn drew doubles,
Porte, Jackson and Mecherly triples
and Fritz a homer
The Rube fell at last. Jimmy
Lavender outpitched him. for one
thing and the Cubs outplayed the
Giants. for another.
Lavender let the Giants down with
FIVE hits.
Marqard was hit rather hard. and
errors in his support we're costly.
Snodgrass fell down twice and Groh
slipped up once.
Safer got two singles and double,
and Johnny Evers damned out a sin
gle and a triple.
Mike Simon and Scoops Carey
of the Pirates. whaled four hits each
in the second game with the Phillies
The Maps we're rude to the Ath-
! letios. and on the Mack yard, too A
double defeat is bitter pill for the
worlds champions.
Joe Jackson increased his lead over
Ty Cobb, by mailing four hits in nine
times up, while Ty was resting for
the day.
The Cubs new have a college re-
cruit on the team named Fucik. They
ought to round up Fucich, ex-Cracker
ard enter them in the Freak Name
Stakes.
The Yankees don't care who they
sign now. They have just taken on
Leo o'Dowd, recently released by the
Brocton team in the New England
leaguc.
Washington traded Jack Knight Il
( Jersey City for Shortstop Roach. Now
when the Yankees "can" Gabby Street
that famous Knight-Street deal car
he forgotten.
Arlie Latham bobs up again He is
umpiring in the New York State lea
que.
Bernie McCay is pulling OFF som'
! Of the McGraw stuff in the Sail.
/ league that endeared him to the fam
Of the Cotton States league. It's
! dull week when he doesn't get put ou
of a game or two.
Iris Speaker was the first Ameri
can league player who passed the 100
mark for hits.
Jimmy Dygert's unconditional re-
lease by Baltimore didn't keep him
out of a job long He signed within
a few days with Providence.
They are beginning TO wake up e
the fact in the American league tha
Joe Wood is a good bit of a pitcher
He has hitters behind him, but he
doesn't overwork them.
None Of 'em viii join the Yanks
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
cOLoREp cLuBs To PLAY.

The baseball team Of P. L. Dunbar
Lodge OF Elks, No. 106. will play the
Monday Club at the Front and Union
street grounds, on Thursday AFTER
noon.
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
y q
EAST LAKE.

Hits-Off Morgan, 9; Bierman, 9.
Two-base hits-Stewart, Wintrup.
Biermen. Three-base hits-Groves.
Home runs-Stewart. Struck Out
BY Morgan. z; Biermen. 5. Double
plays Eastlake. 3. alks-Bierman.
Base on balls-off Morgan 1 : Bierman.
unprecedented and Biermen.
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
Let's Get
Together

Pitcher Davis, of Williams college, the
really nrst-class man secured by VOL
verton, has refused 70 report because
his folks object to having him play
professional ball.
What's going to keep Iris Speaker
from winning the automobile for the
most valuable player in the American
league?
Umpire Johnson wears metal shoes
when umpiring to protect his feet
from foul tips.
Charley Ebbetts is certainly one
grand little bull artist. He is collect
ing the names OF baseball fans Of
Brooklyn to put IN the corner stone
of his new park. Great scheme. Every
man who gets his name in. or thinks
he does. will feel like a part owner
of the park.
Nobody ever heard much of George
Mcbride until the Washington team
went crazy. Now they are playing
him up as the wonder Of the world
Anybody who believe. the rumor
that Boston wants to trade Vim Camp
bell for Rebel" Oakes, OF the Cardin-
ais. is entitled to.
What do you know about dropping
out Of the league the team that was
leading and that had won every game
played. That's what the Northern
Ohio league did when II dropped
Bucyrus and substituted Fostoria.
Suppose the Nationals should adopt
the same tactics and "can" out the
Giants TO make room for Hobokcnl
Manning has released Frank Weaver
the pitcher secured from Connie
Mack. Weaver failed to show enough
form TO interest Jack Manning is
after left7handed pitcher and OK
poets to land him within the next
few days, probably before the team
leaves on its next trip
Snake" Deal. the former Tri-State
league first sacker. who started the
season with the Syracuse team Of the
New York State League. has been
traded TO Wilkes Barre for First Base
man Joe Slattery.
President H. Kister free. Treasurer
linn and Secretary Skier. of the York
club, held a meeting with the view OF
finding the trouble with the bunch OF
Manager Manning, and they demand
better ball. They promise some trouble
for Manning
Augie Steinbrenner. who belongs Ia
the .Phillies, was recalled from Allen
town of the Tri-State League Monday
Manager Coughlin wanted to play Aug
ie In the outfield and Doom would
not permit it. fearing II would ruin
the boys future as an infelder.
Walter Frambes. for the past two
seasons one Of the Grizzlies catchers
was Internationally released by Pre-
sident J. c. McGilI. Of the Denver
I club. Frambes formerly played viii
Altoona and was the first player ia
the Tri-State to use shin guards.
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
Old SwedeS Slump Keeps Town
Boys in Third Posi-
tion
TEAMS WORK HARD
FOR LEAGUE PENNANT
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
RESULTS OF SATURDAYS GAME

Eastlake. 9; Silverbrook. 6.
Edgemoor. 10; Old Swedes, 2.
Newport, 5 Central, 4.
Edgemoor easily defeated Old
Swedes. Smith started to pitch for
Old Swedes and was batted out OF
the box Halter relieved him and
pitched good ball Stapelford pitched
great ball holding the champs to four
hits and struck out nine men. Fish
knocked a home run in the third.
FDCEMOOR
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LAKE.

Silverhrook put up a miserable ex-
hibition against Eastlake, making 12
errors and losing easily The score:
STIVERBROOK.
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
OLD SwEDEs
CORE BY INNINGS.

Edgemoor 2 231OOO 40 x-1OI
Old Swedes .... 900 0 0 1-2l
Earned runs-bdgemoor. 6; Old
Swedes, /. Home runs-Fish. Struck
out-By Stapelford, 3; Smith. s. Hal
ter, 3. Hits-Of Stapelford 4 Of
Smith, 10; Halter, 5
Evening journal., 1912-07-09

One out when Winnl-e & run was scored.
SCORE ~ INNINGS.
Newport ... 1 ? o 1 o 0 0 1-5
Central -..... / I 1 o 1 90 0 O--4
Earned runs-Newport Two-base
hits-Spence, Taylor. Lux. Stolen
base-Groome, .; Briggs. Crooks, viii
son, Ryder Cacrifce hy-Briggs
Struck out-By Miller. II; Buchsnon,
IL. Bases on balls-of Miller. s.:
Buchsnon, >. Hit by pitcher Briggs.
Wilson. Umpires-Bradley and Der
rick
Evening journal., 1912-07-09

The York team holds the honor this
season for having signed the most
men of any of the Tri-State teams.
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
Today's Games.

Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
vn at Reading
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays results

Yesterdays Results.
Phillie 5, Pittsburg / first game
Pittsburg 9, Phillies , (second
game.)
Chicago Z, New York 3
Boston ?. st. Louis 1 90 innings)
Cincinnati-Brooklyn (rsin.)
TOday's Games.
Phillies at Pittsburg.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL
TBI-STATE LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

1estefdalS heSulte'
Harrisburg Is, Trenton o.
Reading Z Atlantic City g.
Wilsington 9, York 13 innings.)
Allentown-Johnstown (no camel
TOdRy's Games.
Wilmington at Harrisburg.
Johnstown at Atlantic City
Trenton at York
AIlnnInun nI Rnndinr
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
YORK

VIII. 1900 OO1.1OO 3-9
York 10 0 Oil 90. o 90 0 0-6
Runs score: .Marhefka, 3. Llewelyn
2. Kerr, Weeks. Mecherly, Fritz.
Hooper 2, Porte ., Wagner, Porter
Two base hits: Swayne, Llewelyn.
Three base hits: Porte, Jackson.
Mecherly Home run: Fritz. Stolen
bases. Clark >. Swayne, Weeks Dou-
bic plays: Porte to Kaufman: Mar
hefka to Fritz to Meyers. Sacrifice
hits: Clark, Crist 3 Porte. Millman,
Marhefka. Fritz g. Bases on balls.
OFF Russell 3, off Millman 1. off Brszell
,, off Llewelyn 4. Struck out: by
Russell 3. By Millman ?. by Brazell 2.
by Llewelyn 6. Pitcher losing game:
Russell. Passed ball: Kerr. Left on
bases: York, 16i Wilmington. H..
Wild Pitches: Russell 3 Innings
pitched Russell 4 1-3, Millman 4 2-3
Brazell, 4. Time 1856. Umpire-Con-
nOrs.
Evening journal., 1912-07-09

Walter Frambes, for the past two
seasons one of the Grizzlies catchers.
was Internationally released by Pre-
sident j. c. McGill Of the Denver
club. Frambes formerly played with
Altoona and was the first player in
the Tri-State to use shin guards
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
CENTRAL.
NEWPORT

Central put up a hard game against
Newport but lost again. The score:
Evening journal., 1912-07-09

Augie Steinbrenner who belongs 10
the .Phillies, was recalled from Allen
town of the Tri-State League Monday.
Manager Coughlin wanted to play Aug
ie in the outfield and Doom would
not permit it, fearing II would ruin
the boys future as an infelder
Evening journal., 1912-07-09
CENTRAL

Totals .... 5 5 so 10
Evening journal., 1912-07-09

President H. Kister free. Treasurer
Zinn and Secretary Skier. Of the York
club, held a meeting with the view OF
finding the trouble with the bunch OF
Manager Manning, and they demand
better ball. They promise some trouble
for Manning
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