The Parker post., 1913-05-03
SUNNYSIDERS
WIN EASILY
Palo Verde Valley Herald.

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OF its real baseball class earlier in
the season instead of storing it uI
for last Sundays game the recent
B,ythe-Irish series might have ended
differently:
The brand of baseball played by
the north-enders last Sunday could
hardly be recognized as the same
they handed out in previous games
They fielded fly-balls that would have
heen passed UP as safe hits in q
big league and pounded out runs un
til they wore holes in the bags.
Captain LeBarron of the village
team begged his players to get to
gether. but it was no use Sunny
side was playing winning ball every
minute OF the game. while the
town nine was pulling off plays that
would have made the Neighbours ag
gregation quit in disgust
The team of alleged Irishmen madf
seven runs in the first four innings
and it was the fifth frame before q
Blythe player crossed the plate. The
up-yalley players started batting
rally in the eighth and brought in !
runs while Blythe annexed ? moro
in the same inning.
The Sunnyside rooters were hap
py lot. They seldom get a chance
to crow over victory but Sunday
game gave them a chance to make
up for lost opportunities and they
did it with vengeance.
Sunnyside batted Frank Berg Ou
of the box in three innings and land
ed on Shears freely for the rest o.
the game. Berg was pitching in hard
luck as the infield and outfield con
sistently missed every ball that wa
knocked during his term at the
mound. Oscar Berg and R. Barlow
in the outfield We're the only mem
bers of the Blythe squad that fieldet
anything like a fair percentage.
Smith, the Sunnyside twirler ,strucl
cli eight men and allowed but three
clean hits.
Blythe is to give the Neighbours
team another try-out next Sunday
and the mesquite brush nine isl work
ing cut daily this week in hopes OF
redeeming itself for the wallopina
received two weeks ago.
LOCAL NEWS.
Blythe school will close on Friday
May 9, for the summer:
w. A. Hadden was in Los Angeles
on a business trip the early part 0
this week.
1t is reported that James Walsh is
starting the erection of fine resi-
dence on his ranch north of Blythe
Miss Regina Ryerson, the Sunny
side school teacher, left the valley
fer her home in San Francisco las
Friday. The Sunnyside school wa
closed on that date.
A masquerade bali was given
the old ranch house last Saturday
night by Paul Schwalbach. 1t wa
one of the jolliest affairs of the
season and the ranch quarters were
crowded
Flyod Brown reported that he had
%
tween Blythe and the railroad lasl
week in addition to the trucks. Tho
through rate between Blythe and the
coast has been temporarily discon'
tinued due to the congestion of the
freight now at the Junction.
The Congressional Record, contain
ing the daily proceedings of congress
is being received at The Herald of
flee during the present session O!
congress and is on file for the use
of anyone interested. These daily
reports are furnished through the
kindness of VIM. Kettner, represen
tatiVe from this district.
The construction of brick build
ing on HObson way to be used TO.
a pOStOffice was started last week.
The building is being put up by A.
Solano, who owns the lots and will
be leased to the government foe
postoffice purposes. Mr.. Salono sta.
ted that other buildings are to be
put up in block i3 adjoining the post
office soon.
The announcement of the winners
of the baby show was postponed from
last Thursday until today as DIR. VIM.
Chapman was called to Rannells last
week and was unable to be present
with his reports. Sixteen babies Were
entered in the contest and these are
divided into three classes, according
to age. The best physically develop
ed baby in each class will receive a
prize.
census of the school enrolment