The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-06-02
Gannison and Crested Butte played


the final score showed it to be rather
one-sided Our boys had an off day
in the field and many of Gunnison's
scores came as the result of errors.
The battery, Joe Arnott pitching and
Ira Morrow catching, did very well.
The latter developed a sore arm and
was relieved in the seventh inning by
Matt Glaviano. The features of the
game were home runs by Albert Man.
ley of the home team, and Cotton"
Sievers of Gunnison. The latter poled
two over the fence, the last one be-
ing one of the longest hits made on
the grounds. Gunnison has strong
team and, with Pittser in the box,
they are hard to beat. The final score
was 10 to in favor of Gunnison.
The Crested Butte baseball team
took it's spite out on Doyleville Mon
day afternoon for the beating the
Gunnison toys handed us. The local
players were in midseason form and
played very good game both in the
field and at bat. The Doyleville boys
had long trip in coming here and
we didn't expect them to play as they
would on their home grounds. Crest
ed Butte piled up % runs and it
looked like shutout for Doyleville
until the seventh, when they got one
run which was also the last one.
Crested Butte used three pitchers and
all of them pitched good ball. We
are scheduled to play Doyleville on
their home grounds the fifth of June,
and Sargents at that place on the
18th of June.
Decoration day was appropriately
observed in Crested Butte by pa
rade, headed by the band, with sew
eral lodges and the school children
marching to the cemetery, where the
band played several selections and
the Rev. ]. c. Watt gave short adj
dress. The graves were all beauti-
fully decorated.
Little Miss Helen Espey celebrated
her eighth birthday Tuesday after
noon by inviting number of friends
to party at her home. The young
sters enjoyed themselves at games
until delightful refreshments were
served. including red lemonade. Miss
Helen received a number of presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. v. Benson, and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Gladstone were visitors in
Gunnison Sunday and Monday.
Harry w. Trevorrow of Denver,
representing the Mine and Smelter
Supply Co., was in town Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
Work was resumed at the Pershing
mine Wednesday morning, June 1st,
after having been closed for several
months.
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
R. Fisher died at the home here Mon
day. and was buried Tuesday after
noon. 1
The Crested Butte ball team will
play Doyleville return game at the
latter place on Sunday, June 5.
The Thos. Keene, A. P. McCarver,
and Geo. Hunt families moved up
near the Augusta last week.
P. G. Elder, A. v. Young, VIM. Grif-
fifth, and John Neesham were in Gun
nison Saturday evening.
The eighth grade graduates pre-
sented their teacher, Miss Breen, with
a beautiful bar pin. pN
Rev. A. Hilbig came up from Gun
nison Tuesday and held services for
the Fisher babe.
Mrs Susie Miller came up to attend
to the funeral arrangements for the
Fisher baby.
Rev. Watt and Ralph Twigg made a
trip to Smith Hill Wednesday.
A. p. McCarver drove down from
the Augusta Tuesday morning.
John Roman attended the dance
here Friday evening.
Charlie Authos left Wednesday for
Chicago, Illinois.
Church Announcement
Union Congregational Church, June
9Th:
Sunday School, 10 a. M, Mrs. Nash,
Superintendent.
Preaching service, IL o'clock. Sub
ject-What is the Matter with the
Church?
| Evening worship. O'clock n. m.