The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-07-13
NASHVILLE GLOBE, FRIDAY JULY 10, 1917.

That lady on tie corner near the A.
NJ. L. Church is setting her house In
order; wonder why? You will know
IN plenty of time. Read the Globe
every Saturday; the agent will call.
Rev. Jesse jenkins, the presiding ell
der OF the Fayetteville District, ar.
rived In our town Saturday to begin
his third quarterly conference at
Shorter Chapel Sunday morning. Rev
jenkins used for his text Numbers
1874. He preached a great sermon.
At $3.50 p. m, Rev. Beal, pastor of
the Methodist Church.. South, preach
ed from Gal, 81. All present enjoyed
his sermon. At s p. H., Presiding FL.
der Jenkins again preached to a large
crowd. All present seemed to have
taken in this sermon The quarterly
conference closed Monday night.
The amount of money raised this
quarter was s265.7O. Rev. A. E. Mar
tin is the pastor in charge.
Tullahoma Baseball Dots.
The Tullahoma baseball club went
to Sewanee the 4th and defeated
the Sewanee Tigers 2 to 0. The
great feature Of the game was the
pitching Of Mckinley Winton, who
pitched a no hit game and struck out
% men. Henry Rice is known as the
home-run kid; he knows how to use
the willow; he only got two home
runs on this trip. Bud Johnson, the
fastest base runner in the South, had
four clean hits. Bud is a natural
born Splinter. Norman Colston, the
ladies' man, knocked that home run
so easy. Norman said he would win
the game or lose his roll. But Christ
toal Without, better known as CHG.
ger, sure brought the bacon home;
he always does that. But Mitch
Moore, the grandstand player, got In
the game and showed the boys how
to play. Mitch has quit watching the
fans. Ernest Moore says he is going
to make Nubby good player this
season, but we think that ceremony
is soon to be said and then baseball
playing will pick up. Pete says that
he is going on the race track and
run some, because he can't get start
ed good between the bases. But
John Shaw, the best of all over on
first, played his part to finish. John
says you can't throw them too high
or too low. The boys played ball the
4th reckon, but Sewanee don't want
them any more, The Sewanee boys
say put Winston and Rice off the
team and they will lick our boys, for
they can't land the long haired kids
drops. Rutledge says he had rather
die on first for Rice will kill him on
second. Albert Larkin. better known
as Gus, was sure in the game at
COwan with his peg top pants. Did
you notice Chigger throwing that
man out from center field home?
Chigger is an old Chaddler. Kittie
Colston is a good booster; isn't the
Kittie doing that for his meat? John
Shaw plays that first bag like a
match; he didn't let anything by at
Cowan, did he, boys? Winton and
Rice will open a baseball school for
Sewanee and Cowan in September
so they will know how to play ball
in 1918. The Tullahoma baseball boys
defeated Cowan last Thursday IA tC
0. The Cowan boys Just could not
land the long-haired stand catcher;
he is pushed by the fans, Rice is
an old chaddler so dey say. The
Cowan boys said that they will beat
the Tullahoma boys sure in 1920;
they will be rested by then. They
will cross bats with the Manchester
boys August 4th. A great game is
expected. The long haired kid SAID
he would win the game or never
| throw another one this wear. AL
right, Mack.