The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-09-16
Meet Will Feature Great Festival
and Carnival
Ogden Union League Team Will Be Here to Play Six Games
With Twin Falls Magoans

The baseball fans of Twin Falls and
the surrounding country are going to
have a rare treat in the way of high
class base ball during the Oh-ad-i Car
nival the last three days OF the present
week.
The Magicians will have as their
opponents the Ogden Union League
team, full strength, for two >games
each day, games commencing each day
at 10 A. M. and 3 P. M, respectively.
The Magicians have had to engage
two pitchers in addition to the regular
staff consisting of Bersing and Ansell,
because Of the fast that the local
pitchers cannot pitch two games a
day for three days in succession with
possible seventh game on next Sun
day afternoon at 300 o'clock, between
the same two teams. And because of
the number of games they also had to
engage two additional outfielders, one
of which is a catcher, to have on hand
in case of injury to any of the local
players. In order that the fans will
see extra high class base ball the
management has engaged the follow
ing four men as extra men, Gard and
Meter of Boise Tri-State league and
Huelsman and Morgan of the Salt
Lake City Union league, all four high
class players.
This lineup insures base ball games
that will attract the most fastidious
fan in the country The strength OF
the locals has been proven all through
the 1913 season and with the addition
of the four artists named above the
Magicians will have team to place in
the field against Ogden that will make
that fast bunch go the limit each and
every game, and then some.
We predict some nair raising base
ball. 1t will certainly be the best
series ever staged in Twin Falls and
is costing a lot of money to bring it
about, however nothing will be too
good for the enormous crowds certain
to be present on these three big days.
On Friday and Saturday afternoon,
Immediately after the close of the base
ball game and on the base ball
grounds, will occur the flight of the
aeroplane All of those in the
grounds remain for the aeroplane
flight free of charge. The aeroplane
starts and lights Immediately in front
of the grand stand in the ball park
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plane is fully as great sight as to
see one in actual flight in the air, one
does not get correct idea of what
they are and how they work without
seeing the start and finish. The price
of admission to both ball game and
aeroplane flight is but SOC and Csc,
usual prices, no inflated charge be-
cause of big days and extra attrac-
tions. Everybody come.
Following is the official program for
the three days of the great Oh-ad-i
Festival, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of this week, September 18th, 18th
and goth.
A study of it will show list of free
attractions such as has never been
offered to the public in this country
before. Something going on for the
amusement of the visitors from 8 A.
M. until II P. M, at which hour the
free dancing ceases.
Everything on the program is a
free attraction except the base ball
games, two each day, and for these
there will be no inflated charge, SIM
ply the usual price of SOC and 25c ana
all those who pay this small admis-
sion charge also see the start and fin
ish of the aeroplane flight without
additional cost, just remain in their
seats and see 1t start, while flying and
when it lights at the finish.
There will not be an idle moment,
every visitor can find something of
interest, something in the way of
amusement, every minute during the
three big days.
The business men of Twin Falls
have spent thousands Of dollars free
ly on providing this program for the
people Of southern Idaho and are Civ
ing 1t to them free lof charge In place
of charging for each attraction, the
aeroplane flight alone IL an attraction
that IL never seen for less than an
admission fee Of $1.00 and this togeth-
or with numerous other attractions,
- seen by program, are to be without
cost or charge to the guests Of Twin
Falls during theAe days.
Idaho Falls charged 4l.0O per In
diyidnal Tor admieaacm to their aero4
plane night and the rate receipts ex-
ceedo2 N 0oo Twin EA3ls b giving
4 Tor 4othing 40 al her 8n9sts.
IN addition to The e1ofnaoQD fRoe
PROGRAM, tho cotnl6ittoDy d pubaic
comfort Will have every possible pfa-
parati0u made for thu care md c0sa-
tort Of tho 1nDf1Aoue crowds, not11ng
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