The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-24
Exciting Ball Game.

and large part of the crowd waited
until the finish, which was about 6: g
p. IN.
| The lineup was as follows:
Mankato. Albert Lea
Kornder .........p........ Corey
SchmitZ ..........c. RAMSEY
Hensel ......... SIS, .......... LAZY
Morrow ..........1b... Nystrom
McCleery ...... 2b. ....... Harold
GOODBYE ..... 3b. ..... Dedrich
g. Peterson ..... .rf. .... Primley
Jay Nicholson, -. II. ...... Lund
\. Peterson ......cf. ....... MeiXc.I
Chauncey McCollom and Al Krost
were the umpires, and George A. Hod
son the scorer.
The following was the score of the
runs:
Albert Lea 20 0 | 90 q % Sc
Mankato 80 O01 2 5000 "a
II is likely that Spencer will pitch
fer Mankato today.
Mayer Bros. Co. have a large tent
erected on the grounds, and a com
plete display of their Little Giant
tractors. These machines are attract
ing much favorable attention, and
scores Of people are having the SIM
pl.city and efficiency of the machine
explained to them at all times.
The following awards were made
today:
Manual Training.
Bird house. William Lloyd. first,
Clifford Brandrup. second.
Tie rack, William Lloyd, first.
Book rack. William Lloyd, first,
Clifford Brandrup. second.
Not specified, George Carlson. Cink-
siand. first, William Lloyd. second
(shelf).
Morris chair. VIM. Smith. first.
Library table, VIM. Alworth, first.
Writing desk, Bessie Thomas, first,
Harold Schroeder second.
Foot stool. Archie Bell, first, Harold
Schroeder, second.
Collection of three pieces. Bessie
Thomas. (book rack. mirror and
clock,) first, George Carlson. "copper"
set. second.
Telephone stand. jardenier and tab
orette, Don Anderson, first, Don
Schroeder, second.
Lamp, Hale Clements, first, Linford
Keesey. second.
Foot stool. cane top. Percy yeum.
first, Oscar Odcgard. second.
Hand Painting.
Dresser set, Mrs. Evan Hughes,
first. Erna Weir. second.
Tea set. Doris Dane. first, Mrs. A..
7. Nickerman, second.
Bowl, Doris Dane, first, Mrs. Evan
Hughes, second.
Collection of FIVE pieces. Doris Dane,
first, Mrs. Madison, second.
Children's collection, Edith Reebke.
first.
Plates. set of six, Doris Dane. first.
Chop plate, Mrs. Madison, first. Doris
Dane, second.
Vase. Mrs. Evan Hughes. first.
Pitcher. Doris Dane. first. Mrs. Mad
son. second
Creamer and sugar. Doris Dane,
first, Mrs. +. Hughes, second.
Salt and pepper, Doris Dane, first.
Flowers.
Cut flowers. Mrs. Ella Johnson, first,
Mary Gamble, second.
Pansies. Miss NJ. Thurston, first,
Mrs. Addie Thurston, second.
Sweet peas, Mrs. z. NJ. Zuel, first,
?, second.
Gladlolos, Miss Evelyn Casper,
first.
Nasturtiuns, Mrs. Harry Perrin.
first. Mrs. w. Wittrock, second.
Asters. Mrs. G.. A. Anderson, first.
Mrs. Harry Perrin, second.
Dahlias, DIR. ]. A. Hielscher, first,
George U. Cole. second. Mrs. A. III.
Spaulding. third
Pinks, Mary Gamble, first, Mrs. w.
a. Weaver, second.
Calceoria. Mrs. w. A. Weaver. first.
Colens. Mrs. F. J. Dumka, first, Miss
NJ. Thurston, second.
Cosmos, Mrs. o. F. Morrow, first.
Robert Wagner, second.
Saliva, Mrs. W.. A. Weaver. first.
Fuscia. Mrs. II. Young, first.
Old fashioned flowers. Mrs. w.
Wittrock,- first, Mrs. A. Thurston, sec
ond.
Begonia. Mrs. o. r. Morrow. first.
Most tastefully arranged basket of
flowers. Mrs. Theodore Williams. first.
Mrs. c. r. Shumway. second, Mrs. C.
Peterson, third.
Old fashioned flowers by boy or
girl, sixteen years or under, Edgar
Weaver, first. Rupert Wittrock. sec
ond
Snapdragin. Mrs. Weaver. first.
Shaster daisy, Mrs. o. r. Morrow,
first. Mrs. A. H. Spaulding. second.
Hydrangia. Mrs. J. b. Nielsen. first.
Marigold, Mrs. w. A. Weaver. first,
Mrs. w. a. Wittrock. second
zenias. Mrs. W. A. Weaver. first,
Mrs. w. Wiftrock; second.
California peoples. Mrs. W Witt
rock. first
Morning bride, Mrs. w. A. Weaver