The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-07-14
eqF WHOLE TOWN
TO PLAY BALL
: ct.rs TO Mix with Pasco and
the Leans to Trim the
Fats

Local base Ddii i"ho c. >'-
Lsr,,lar Lo ball game next Sunday, even
= q acsrh the league team is at Wapato.
tnousm ,asn, has been organized of players
a .ed howe. in times past, worn the Big
VINO y i .;;form. who will cross bats with a
H...;1ar un team made up of ex-Pasco
ulayers. l., hoor .,.r.noed .s .
II Ill benefit and from the lineup that
psA ss been made a good game is ex-
nas nas.od ia as we'll as a victory for the
peessu't team. even though the Pasco
none ONE, contains such old familiar
Insup as az "Dutch" Seamon, "Chick"
,aalsI; ,,sar,,;ra 'Horrigan, "Sully," etc.
hsuu Wsnaoer Joe Martin has arranged
~ mai fnilowing lineup for the local
sssm. .as =, Gascoigne, Young Kirk, SAT-
mrd I'D King, Anderson, Spiegelberg,
ioiua V,o Anderson, "Fuzz", Martin, Sherk:
..oafa .0i r. Johnson. These players are
~ sIu Good - batters and it is expected
Mot a. they will be able to break the
:a~. snx +hat hovers over Kennewick when
~ yt tockle a team from across the riv-
uw n Mather will be chief ticket
.,tsr and as the proceeds go to the
ssrr ss fund. it is expected that a big
ppsIsction will be taken at the gate,
Came called at three o'clock, with
SpennvN S Ferrell as official umpire.
Nor Is that all. This week is a reg
u,sr base ball week-and it all goes
% n the benefit of the park. Those
Who are looking for ball game, take
L in Sunday, but for those who want
bio laugh. come to the benefit game
n he pulled off next Wednesday eve
nine at six o'clock between the fats
and the leans. These teams will be
made up of fellows who haven't worn
the Kennewick uniform or any other
ever. Players will be charged a dollar
for the privilege, but spectators will
onlv have to pay SOC. Those who pre-
ter the ditch bank will be expected to
chip in two bits head toward the
park fund.
For this game Rev. E. I. Mitchell
has been chosen as treasurer as Sec
rtary Whitehorn says minister will
be the only one that can be trusted
with the amount of money that will be
taken in at this exhibition. Guy Hay
don will be manager for both fats and
leans, and he is to be notified by all
who wish to play. Bill Mather will
captain the Fats and Trennie the
Leans.
The following list has been made fol
the Fats, although nobody will be
barred, providing they come through
with the initiation fee and weigh over
no pounds. w. H. Mather, G. F
Wintenwerder. B. e. Reser. 0. A
Phillips. Rev. ]. f. Strevey, F. R. JEFF.
frey, M. w. Mattecheck, o. Haueui-
sen. Jim Davidson, Chas. Kasper, Joe
Lebee, A. F. Brown, v. o. Price. F.
]. Lorenz, Walter Lorenz, Doc Cros.
BY L. E. Johnson, Ed Tweet. G. d
Peters, A. G. Tullar. Joe Martin, B
L. Cole, G. H. Shanafelt, Penny Ferril
and as manv others as comply with the
above conditions.
The Leans lineup as turned in con-
ains the names of E.. w. Trenbath
BILL Marsh Everett Sherk. A. r. Gard
,er. Syd Whitehorn, Kit Clifford. J
Georeeson. Frank Beste, Archie
.sooeland. Lee Semon, Doc Lundv. Dot
SSeaulding. Bill Gravenslund, E. H
Mann. r. E. Reed, Row Winkerwerder
sev. Altman. "Abe" Lincoln, Hub Da
vs., A. V. Petersen. Mark Moulton
afchle Brown, and those others wht
want to have some fun.
Umpires for the day will be Ber
,,Gvd, Dad Sherk, Harold Lorenz ant
Allen Trip.
rlayers are requested to ring vi
ssanager Hayden before Wednesday
nat ne NAV provide umbrellas. N,
Hsctlcing will be allowed.
Inc band will probably turn out il
wy force to make this game all tn
more ENJOYABLE.
Inc ladies' are especially invited t.
ws burlesnue. especially as the pro
''eds are for the park fund.