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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Clara Ring OF Waterbury visited
at w. l., Rings Saturday, Lena
Miles returned home Friday from Broot
lNn. y. y, where sh' has been studying
muHlC the past seven months. The
faraca Phlathca class met with Miss
Hazel brewster Friday evening Mrs.
R"fus Atkinson and children and Miss
Jane Ring Of Morrisville arc visiting
their parents, Mr.. and MIS- W. l.. Ring.
school began Monday with Miss
GuN"ttc Of Burlington as tcacher.--Miss
Pauline Tart OF Montpelier visited her
uncle. Lyman lin, over Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs J. T.. Andrews were in Bur
lington Monday to attend the funeral Of
their cousin, Mrs A. O. Ferguson
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HYDE PARE.

Mrs John Button. aged Go years. died
Monday morning after a few days H.
ness with pneumonia. The funeral took
place at the church at North HYDE
Park at one o'clock ycsterday.--The
Rev W. X. lllmlin has gone to his home
at Amherst, Mass for a two weeks va
cation His father will preach here for
him Sunday.-Scnator Page is in St AL
bans attending the G. A. Il, encampmen..
State Auditor Graham was in town
Monday.-Mr5. James Roddy is seriously
lila. V. Wissell was in Burlington
Monday to attend the funeral of his
cousins wife Mrs. Ferguson.-Franl1
Keelor. who has been seriously Ill with
pneumonia, is somewhat hetter.-Mrs.
Fife Putnam went to Wolcott Monday.
called there by the illness of 6. A. Fife
The annual report Of Hyde Park VIII
lage shows the total amount of orders
drawn the past year 70 be s9.S9.29. This
includes running expenses. interest and
payment on notes. The Indebtedness %
the village IL t7t,O,o99. which is $685.
less than last Year.-7Judgr and
Mrs. ]. s. Leach spont Sundav in Cam
bridge-Albert Garvin Of the Connecticut
reformatory was the guest Of Colonel
Scott at his summer home Mt Eden Mills
few days 'ast week. The left Mon
day 20 visit the penal institutions of New
York
y large and enthusiastic county roads
meeting was held hire Tuesday State
Highway Commissioners Bates was pres
ent and also county supervisors from
Caledonia, franklin, Bennington ana La.
noile counties. Every road commissioner
in The county attended. also salectrnen
from every town ia the county as well
as many others Interested in good roads.
l-amoille county has voted this yea SiG-1
FOR permanent work. an increase OF $3.50
over last Yoar.-Winiam H. Christie
son Of H. G. Christie If this
place, ard Mis- Matilda An.on Of Anstor-
dam, y. y. Were alI.oG Ut the latter
nlaco Sa,urlnN
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NORTH HYDE PARK

Echert "aIaer Is guest at J G.
Crccker's MIR. and Mr. Roy Stetson
were visitors sunday in johnson a. Harry
Bakers. Wilma BidWel HIS moved in
to the tenement on Main streetvacated ~
Wesley I.amphcre Miss Josie MIDGET
has returned to her work in Montpelier
after q short vacation at home.--AGr. and
Mrs. Claude N1udgett We're Weekend visi-
tors at Edwin Gallup s.-Mrs. James
Kneeland, who has been seriously Ill for
week, is more ccnforta ble-The w.
X. G. and q. a. r. members held a So
cial time at their hall April Q, serving a
banquet at noon and enjoying a literary
program afterwa rds. observing the 50th
anniversary oc General Lees surrender.
Mrs. John Button Gied at her home early
Monday morning after n brief illness
with Dneur or,a William B1vell Is
slowly failing.
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HINESBURG.

The annual meeting and election of Of
|cers Of La Plotte Chapter, O. T.. S. will
r held at Masonic hall Friday evening.
|pril 1G. followed by the installation OF
Ulcers c. J. Smith being the insta ling
tncer.-Miss Claire Hun and Miss Ethe!
kiH have returned after visiting in Char.
Ute and Monkton. Miss Della Bacon has
Pen spending a week at her home in
Iharlotte.-Mrs. Dora Loveand has gone
! Starksboro to visit relatives after
bending few weeks hcre-Miss Addie
lay is recovering from the grip Her
|rt Irish and son, Gaylord, have re-
Prned after spending few days in
|orthfield.
|fiorace Kenyon is seriously Ill with
fiGhts disease and heart trouble.-Th
ev. +. NJ SAWYER returned Monday from
tending the Methodist Conference at
lratoga Springs. w. T.. Andrews
ent to Burlington Monday to spend a
W days-Mrs. A. S. HUH has gone to-
fw York.-Mr and Mrs Henry Russell
We returned from Saratoga Springs
here they spent the past week with Mr..
bd Mrs Frank Post
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

V. a. Irish has sold to F. r. Full
lington the strip Of meadow and pasture
land in the rear Of his Main street resi-
dence. This lies alongside the land Mr..
Burlington previously owned and makes a
desirable village farm.-Mrs. Hattie Mich
OILS arrived in town Friday from Califor-
MIA, where she spent the winter with fam
lily friends.--Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Judd
and three sons, Wilbur, Carroll and Les
ter. went to Oakland Friday where they
passed Sunday.-E. A. Lawrence is get
ting ready to build barn this season on
his lot near the residence of Mrs. Grove.
C. S. Fassett Is spending a few days on
his farm in the eastern part OF the town
which is being carried on by F. H. Eldred.
Oscar Hubbell Of Amesbury, Mass, is
visiting friends In town.-Clair Glea son
has resigned his position in the store Of
NJ p. Perley and company. and has been
succeeded by Lloyd Duffy.-O. +. David
son and sister. Miss Vera, who had been
passing several days among friends in
town. left w. B. Ladd's Saturday MORN
Ing on their return to their home In
Georgeville. Que-Mr. and Mrs l. ".
Kendall and two children returned to their
home in Potsdam, n. ", Saturday after
tNo WtekS III toWH-l ne NlllaBe SCHOOLS
opened Monday after the Easter vacation.
Mrs c. II. Richard and granddaughter
Miss Grace Richard. returned Saturday
from a weeks visit in the home OF the
lattcr's father, Delbert Richard. in
Franklin.-Miss Ella Fairbanks returned
Saturday from a visit in Fairfield.-Mr.
and Mrs. C. NJ Armstrong and two chill
dren returned Saturday from a week s
visit in Johnson Miss Dora Coburn, who
lives at her unclc's, W. O. Conurn. has
been passing a week with her parets,
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Coburn In Water
ville.-Fred Towle. who left the high
school last fall. being Ill with paralysis,
has so far recovered as to be able to re-
sumo his studies.
The pulpit supply committee OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church recently en-
tended an invitation to the Rev W. r.
Douglass of Waterbury. through District
Dukeshire. to become the
conference year Mr.. Douglass has ac-
copied the call subject to Bishop Cookies
decision at the coming ssssion OF the
conference. which meets In Brattlsboro
April Fl. Mr.. Douglass was formerly In
Rchford three years and 10 well known
to many people in town.-District Depaty
Bryant OF St. Adams paid an oficial Wis
It to Lafayette chapter. r. A. NJ. Mon
day evening. After the work refresh
mcnts were served In the banquet hall -
Miss Helen Merrill and Miss Lena Haucx
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RICHFORD.

Mrs. +. r. Kinney. aged 81 years, died
April at the home Of her son. Herbert
Kinney. South Main street. Funeral serv-
ice was held in East Richford, her form
er nome. with burial in the local ceme-
tery.-Mrs. Charles Brown of Isle La
Motto is visiting relatives and friends in
this place.-The Rev. Joseph Laviyne has
fitted UP nice hall in the basement of
All saints Church for the altar boys so
ciety and last Tuesday afternoon he en-
tertained so altar boys at banquet in tho
new hall.-Mr. and Mrs Leslie Combs of
Gary Ind. who spent the winter at the
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs Elias
Combs in this village. returned to Gary
Thursday. Mr. Combs is engaged in the
wholesale brick business and also operates
a grocery store in that place -Mahion
Taylor's sugar house and contents were
destroyed by fire Friday forenon--Miss
Anna l. Gibson. assistant matron super
intendent OF the Huntington hospital,
Harvard Medical school, has been asked
to superintend the University Clinic OF
Albany Medical College and instruct
nurses in laboratory technic. DR.. Thorn
as Ordway. the new Dean Of the Albany
Medical College, has made this new posi-
ton in hospital work for Miss Gibson,
who is the first nurse instructor for
nurses. Miss Gibson is daughter of
Mrs George Gibson OF this place
w. p. Higgins. ageC 60 years, died at
his home on Hardwood III Sunday
afternoon of pneumonia. The funeral SER
vice was held at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock
The Rev ID. G. Guest oficiated and
burial was in Hillside cemetery. Mr..
Higgins is survived by his wife and one
son.-Miss Janet Thompson has been en-
gagged to teach the Richford Center
school, as Miss Laura Wright of Morris
vile was unable to teach the spring term
because OF continued i'll health.-George
Puffer has gone to bethlehem. N H.,
where he has employment in r. F.
Hardy's summer hotel.-Col. L. G.
Leavens, Charles A. Powell, A. ]. Merrill,
L. b. Parker and others are attending
the G. A. r. encampment in ST. Adams
this week
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

In accordance with an order from the
commander-n-chief OF the Grand Army
of the Republic. A. r. Hurlbut Post, No.
CO. and A. r. Hurlbut Woman's Relief
Corps, No. 81 in common with posts
throughout the country, celebrated Friday
evening the 5oth anniversary Of the sur
render of General Robert II. Lee at Apo
mattox Court House April .. 1855 The
celebration here took the form of an In
formal campfire, for which the arrange
ments were in charge Of Commander j.
A, Jarvis Congressman Frank L. Greene
was a guest of honor and the following
program was given: Song, "Rally Round
the Flag" Mrs. ii. X. Barnes; address.
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SHELDON.

Miss Mable Giddngs of Bakersfield is
visiting in town.-Mr. and Mrs. y. H. Lii
Icy spent sunday in Rakersfield.-Mrs w
{, Marsh has been appointed postmis-
tress and expects to receive her commits
sion within Il few dlys-Eoward Mitchell
has employment for the summer on the
Boston and Maine section.-Joseph Hoben
broke a hone in his thumb as result OF
a fall when runC in ladder gave way.
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HUNTINGTON.

MS Laura Cushman and sister, Miss
Feanor Sweet, who have been spending
few days in town. returned to Barre
hturday.-Mrs Clarinda Thurston Is in
Dor health.-AIrs, r. ". johnson en-
Ftained the Kinks daughters Wednes-
Ry, in place of Mrs. Fargo.-I{obort
|arshall and Cora Spauding have re-
|rned to Rutland after their Easter
|cation at j. w. Spaulding's.-TIarold
|'ench is spending some time at J. w.
Pauding's Mr., and Mrs. James Car
inter are i'll with the grip.-Mrs Joshua
town and young son returned home
Pnday after several days with his
lrents in Starksboro
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t!lI.TON.

The funeral 60 Ai,.H Brunell. who died
April : after a Tow days illness with
Pneumonia. Wa held at St AIMS Church
Friday morning At nine O'Clock. The
Rev. +. Panuct oliciatcd. The hearers
were Mr.. Bumell's four sons Eugene
Nathan of WinuosIi Jerry Of North vii.
lston and Fred "f this place. He also
leaves two daus htcrs Mrs. Joseph Lucia
of Southbridgc Mass. and Mrs Eugene
Parott of Colchester. three sisters Mrs
u. n. Marquette. Mrs Alex Barry and
Mrs. Archie Perry of this place Mr.
Brunell was - .cars of age and WAS
horn and lived here for many Years
working at his trade as shoemaker. after
ward moving to Winooski. lie returned
here few years go. His wife died last
summer.
the Central Vermont engineering de-
partment is surveying for a siding south
of the station--Mrs Lucia +. Phelps has
gone to visit her daughter. Mrs Harry
MACMILLAN. in ST. Albans.-NNhile Sher-
man Wade was saving a large bass
wood tree into boards he ran onto a
Mint arrowhead embedded in the heart
OF the tree.-Mtlton Cemetery associa-
ton held its annual meeting at the town
clerks office Friday. but adjourned until
| April 16.
The officers OF Chittenden Chapter. o.
f. s.. We're installed Friday evening by
Mrs, Add!e F.. Allen, grand Martha, as
sisted by Mrs. Ethel Phelps as marshal:
Worthy matron. Mrs. Ellen Phelps;
worthy patron. II. a Brush associate
matron. Mrs Margaret Shroyer: secre-
fary. Miss Henrietta Keeney; treasurer,
Mrs. Lolita Coburn: conductress Mrs
Grace Austin: associate conductress,
Mrs. Martha Jerome; chaplain, Mrs
Addie Allen: marshal, Mrs. Minnie
Brush; organist. Mrs. Ethel Phelps;
Adah. Miss Winifred Flynn: Ruth, Mrs.
Edythe Coburn; Esther. Mrs Jennie
Mears; Martha. Mrs. Mystic Robinson;
electa. Mrs. Sabra McNally; warden,
Mrs. Lillian Ashley: sentinel, Mark f.
Austin. Henry Caswcr returned to his
nome in Manchester, y. II Tuesday after
few days visit with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A. +. Caswell.-The different
departments of the graded school began
Monday after a weeks vacation.-S O.
Brush returned to Burlington Tuesday
tfter a few days visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs H. \. Rrush.-Mrs. Helen
reynolds is improving slowly from her
Fecent illness. The annual meeting OF
he Village Cemetery association has
|een adjourned until Friday. Mrs. Henry
'incent of Concord, " H., is visiting
Der parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. Larawav.
Miss Genevieve Morgan is visiting in
Burlington.
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GEORGIA.

There will be no meeting of Ramon
Grange Friday evening on account of the
bad roads.-A daughter was born TO DIR.
and Mrs. W. H. Wright at the st. AL
bans hospital Sunday.-Mss Grace Bragg
has returned to her school in Barre
Mrs. Sarah Wiley is in the St Adams
hospital where she was operated on for
appendicltis.-M Sarah Goodwin is
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MILTON BORO.

There will be services at the Boro
Church Sunday.-School opened Monday
with Miss Lena Holmes as teacher
Luther Quinell spent last week In New
York State.-Mrs. Sarah Mills is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Mertie Bassford, in
st. Alhans-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shean
returned to their home in st Adams Sun
day.-Mrs. c. T.. White and son, Merl
and Mrs. II. s. Berry spent SATURDAY and
Sunday n
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COLCHESTER.

The regular Grange meeting will be
held April 10 with the following program:
Song, Grange: reading, Vermont Min
erals" Wesley Smith, Jr,; vocal solo,
Three Cheers for Old Vermont" the
Rev w. w. Smith; reading vermont
Manufacturing, Farming, ETC." Mrs.
Clara Wright; music reading. A s..
Morgan. The first and second degree
will be conferred upon one candidate 49,
Mrs. w. W. Smith has gone to the Fanny
Allen hospital, in town opened
Monday.
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SHELBURNE.

Miss Elizabeth Thorpe. who has been
It DR.. MitchelIs sanitarium for several
weeks, has returned to her home much
improved in health.-Mrs. Corrill Partch
tnd children of Hinesburg spent the
Weekend with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
leonard Ray.-Clarence Seguin of Bur-
fngton spent Sunday at the home Of
|lr ana Mrs. j, W. Curtis.-The Ever
Ready Circle of the Kings Daughters
yin meet with Mrs. Sophia Harmon
Thursday afternoon at two O'Clock. The
Rdies are requested to bring their
and Mrs. b. c. Marsett
kere over-Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Ellis OF Ticonderoga William
lenecal, who has been in poor health
'or long time, is now critically i'll.
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HILL WEST.

Miss Dorotha Messicr who has been
spending her Easter vacation with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mcssier.
has returned to Observation-Disclosures
Rushford and Ralph Rushford were
at Fred Newcity's in South Mont
gomery Sunday.-Mr. f. r. Chase
and children. who have been spending 4,
few days at Israel Hawkins have re-
turned to their home in Richford
daughter was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Pudvar.--The children of Mr.
and Mrs. lIa rold Rossier are il!.-Irene
Ariel. who has been with her sister.
Mrs. Hardy Paronto in Walden has re-
turned home.--School commenced Mon
day in the Enosburg District with Nlss
Head of Bakersfield as tpacher
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ST. GEORGE.

James Marvin OF Philadelphia, who has
been spending six months at the home
of EOlin Forbes, left April for his
home, accompanied by Floyd 1sham.-
Henry Wcscott of burlington was in town
Saturday to see his mother Mrs. Miranda
Woscott, who is still confined to her bed.
Miss Bessie Wellinger of Williston spent
Sunday with her parents
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

fhe Kings Daughters met Weds
|sday with Mrs. e. W. Butler The
hdltion Of Mrs, Elijah Rollins of the
|lliston road. who Is seriously i'll. does
mprove.-Charles Stewart has sold
place TO a Mr., Pease OF Wolcott and
moved to Burlington-Mra and Mrs
b, Bromley and son, Ira, and Mrs.
BON Rollins visited at IL. +. Tilley's in
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}AM0|llE COUNTY
WATERVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas of Norris
vile were guests of Mr., and Mrs. George
Currier over Sunday.-Mrs. Lena Kelley
and son, Wiley, of Morrisville were
guests of her mother, Mrs Wiley, over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Stockwell
are visiting in Northied.-Miss Maud
Da. 'ah was at home from HYDE Park
over Sunday.
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FLETCHER.

The body Of Noel Blair. a former resi-
dent Of this town, who died in Norris
vile, was brought here for burial We'd
nesday Edmond Crosier is seriously ILL.,
Hayden Maxheld 10 seriously ill.-Mrs
Ira Green is H.
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GRAND ISLE COUNT
.ALBIJRG

Mason Emery of East IIighCato, who
has been visiting A. \. Bates, returned
home Frday.-Aaron Cheeseman and son,
Reid, are visiting in Ayrd, Que.--Mrs.
William Mullen is i'll with the grip.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

supt. W. G.. McGinnis Of the Troy, Jay
and Westneld school union. was In town
Monday.-'Mrs. Peter Limbra died early
Monday morning OF pneumonia The fu-
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UNDERHILL.

There will be food sale at the Con,
gregational Church parlors for the bene
fit of the Homeland Circle Saturda,
afternoon at go.
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ENOSBURG.

The town schools began Monday
Hampton Downey has visited at Willis
Ross in bakersfield.
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with pneumonia, had a relapse a few days
ago.-,Air. and Mrs Frank Clark who
have been in Boston for two weeks.
lave returned
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MORRISVILLE.

\ meeting was held Friday evening at
Grand Army hall in commemoration Of
the 5Oth anniversary of the surrender of
General Lee.-The Reverends w. T Best
r. ~. Cramner and w. +. Baker and
Prof. r. G. Reynolds spoke.-Mr anc
Mrs, Henry Bailey and daughter. Miss
Ruth Bailey ana William Bailey went
Friday evening to Underhil Center Z
attend the funeral of Mrs. William Me-
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Of Portsmouth o., returned 70 I,oso,,
Seminary in Auburndale Mass. Monday
FRANKLIN.
The remains Of Mrs. D. NJ. Toof were
brought here for burial Friday from Ma
lone, N. Y. where she had her home
with her daughter, Mrs C. l.. Canron.
Mrs. Toof was a former resident and
was highly respected. Among thos, from
out of town to attend the funera, were
MIR. and Mrs. G. L. Capron of Malone.
N. Y. Mrs. George s. Green of South
Burlington, Ray Cheney OF Fitchburg.
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs II. j.. Toof OF 81
Adams and Miss Minnie Capron of West
Berkshire .--Winslow Gates returned to
Ra ndolph Center Monday.--C. w. Powell
spent Sunday with his sister. Mrs y. NJ
Corwell in Jcffersonvlle.-Mr and Mrs.
A. T. Cowles of North CrAftsburv are
spending few days with their son. IT,
r. Cowes DR. WEIGH, +. l.. uonl<lns
George j. Hull and a. e. Cowles attend
ed the G. A. r. encampment at st. Al
bans Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Illness Miss Rose H. Straw is confined
to hcr home by illness.--The condition Of
Mrs. loren =. Tominson, who is critically
i'll. continues abou' the samc.-Mr and
Mrs. EliaEim Bigeiow wish to extend
their hearty thanks to their ncighbors
and friends for their generous gifts #
gold on t'eiy 5lth wedding anniversary.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-06
MINCO CLAN
CLEAN UP ON
CHICKASHA
Take Second Game Of Series by S
to ! Score; Locals Get Lead
in Third and Then Wis
itors Begin Business

Again Monday did the Alinco aggre-
cation display 70 Chickasha fans thai
the little town in the north part OF
the county is the better OF her larger
neighbor OF the south when it comes
to crossing the home plate. The Minco
team left Chickasha last night with the
$50 purse offered by the celebration
committee and with the long end of &
9 to score in the second of a series
OF two games. They also took With
them the winners prize money for the
Sunday game with eleven scores re-
corded in their official score book be-
side a goose egg for the locals.
With Taylor in the box, taking tel
rible chances by walking man after
man to first. then pulling his team out
of the hole with his puzzling curves,
Chickasha took the lead in the third
inning when Taylor himself came home
after going to first on a fielder's
choice, advancing on Jacobs safety to
left field, then taking advantage of a
hot drive by Geiss past first into right
field.
Here the scoring stood through the
fourth inning, but in the fifth Blank
enship went to first on a hit to right.
stole base, then followed Johnson's
hit with score. johnson in turn had
taken base on steal, and he was
sent home by Whisenant, Minco's crack
second baseman, recruited from Dun
can
Taylor retired the next two, but
,Minco kept the lead and increased it
during the remaining four innings Ia
the seventh. two costly errors by Lind
say, base on ball and the batter hit
by Taylor let in Blankenship for his
second run. Johnson for his second
and Whisenant Dor another.
The locals lost their last chance to
score when Whisenant made The star
catch of The game, hot one into right,
and Armstrong failed to take adyant-
age of failure to receive by Blanken-
ship.
The tabulated scOrt follows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-06
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