The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-08-12
WEST SIDE BOYS
GET REVENGE
Trim Up the Breda Ball Team by a
Score Of II to in An Eight
Inning Contest.
EvERs RIGHT ON HIS METAL
Allows But Two Hits During Game
GIasscock Makes Home Run
Play Dow City Friday.

PIay DOW City friudy.
Our base ball boys certainly
avenged themselves upon Breda in the
game played at the local diamond Sun.
day afternoon when they trimmed
Breda to the tune of II, to l in an
eight inning game when rain put
stop to the proceedings. " Evers,
our south paw, was certainly on his
mettle allowing but two hits both Of
which should have been fielded had
the boys been attending strictly to
business. The first inning netted a
goose egg for both teams. Breda
drew another in her half of the Sc
cond but when West Side came in for
their turn to bat, things began to
happen quickly as they started to
slam the horse hide" in all direc-
lions and by the time the dust had
cleared away, the whole team had
had a chance with the willow and the
score stood s to 0 in favor of West
Side and from that time ON the boys
added from 2 to tallies to their lead
nearly every inning. Breda contin-
ually drew goose eggs" for her share
until the fatal seventh, when they se-
cured their lone tally through a
couple of errors and a hit. AS usual
the boys batted very heavily, Fl.
Glasscock getting one home run and a
three base hit. Hits. West Side H.,
Breda 2. Errors, West Side 5, Breda
8. Score, West Side II, Breda 1. Bat.
teries for West Side, H. Eiffert and
V. Evers p, Breda w. Manneman C,
J. Drumming p. Friday the team will
go to Dow City where they will try
to cope again with the fast Dow City
bunch. Go at them boys, just be-
cause they are older men and have
had more experience than you have
and will probably have a pitcher. don't
get nervous but make them play all
the way.
Mrs. Henry Pacholke called on
friends at Denison Monday.
Arthur Peters spent day at Lake
View last week.
Miss Alice Dobler visited with
friends at Denison Wednesday,.
Miss Leona Firth spent Sunday
with friends in this city.
A bunch of boosters boosting for
the Arcadia carnival Aug. II to IL,
stopped for a short time. They were
accompanied by the Arcadia band,
which rendered few good selections
before they started their tour through
the rest of the surrounding towns.
Aug. Wiebers transacted business
at the county capitol last week, We'd
nesday. -
William Eiffert and son, Herbert,
left last week for a few weeks visit
with relatives in Wisconsin
Ernest Richter arrived in this city
Saturday evening from Cleveland,
Ohio, for visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Aug. Richter. in this city.
book keeper with some concern in that
city the past year and is reported to
be making good at it.
DR.. l.. c. Patterson called on friends
at Carroll last week, Tuesday.
Postmaster. l.. C. Kracht is spend
ing his vacation visiting with the
Hans Petersen family at Armour, S..
Oak. Assistant postmaster. Lulu
Kracht has charge of the post office
during Mr.. Krachts absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wiese are
visiting with relatives at Perry this
week.
Mr.. Hans Sievers is at Austin, MINI.
where he is making improvements on
a farm owned by his mother, Mrs.
Boiling, of Arcadia.
Mrs. Jno. Mumm left Monday for a
few days visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Bert Freed. at Denison.
Miss Ethel Murray. of Schaller,
spent few days of last week visit
ing at the Mel Burton home in this
city. Miss Murray was formerly
principal of our high school about
four years ago.
Mrs. VIM. Otto was Carroll shop
per last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Winters are
the proud parents of a baby boy, born
last week, Monday. We congratulate.
Fred Schaefer has severed his con-
nections as clerk at the H. j. Moeller
store and has left for his old home in
Wisconsin, where he expects to start
in business for himself. During his
stay in this city, Mr.. Schaefer made
many friends whom we join in wish
ing him success in his new business
venture.
Misses Erma Grief Thiede and Co.
potter, of Manila, spent Monday
visiting at the Earl Jeutsch home in
this city.
The war in Europe is causing quite
a little excitement here as this is a
German locality and sentiment is
strongly in favor of Germany. Two
young men living near here belonging
to the German army reserves have
signified their intentions of leaving
for their fatherland as soon as they
may be called upon. If they go we
hope they may reach their destination
safely and that they may be able some
day to see the United States again.
Carl Peters was a Carroll visitor
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Tarpy and
daughters, Misses Grace, Hazel and
Marian, returned Wednesday evening
from few days visit with relatives
and friends in Omaha.
County Attorney Bell and Attorney
WEIGH of Denison. were shaking
hands with friends in this city Mon
day.
II. J. Moeller and son. Harry. were
business callers at Carroll Monday
Mrs. Thomas Button left Monday
for visit at Cedar Rapids.