‘ CITY BALL TEAM
PLATS GOOD GAME
(Continued from Page 1)
got one hit. Aumann had no chance
to distinguish himself. Van Houten.
at chird, is the same ball player he ■
was in Sunday's game, and Dr. Mc
Bride, in left, proves his versatility
* by playing a fighting game of base
ball and distinguished himself on
several plays. The Shamrocks lacked
^ the pep they displayed in the Sunday
game, and as a team lack the fight
ing spirit so necessary to win base
ball games. The Shamrocks will be
strengthened by two or three addi
tion players, and with team work |
and proper practice both teams will
put up an article of baseball that
will make Seward and other towns
commence to tell what fine skaters
they are and talk big baseball next
winter.
Tile final score was: City team,
*; Shamrocks, 3. The percentage
stands: City, 1.000; Shamrocks.
• >00; and Commission still to mark.
Manager Steele is also strengthening
h>c team, and as the season has just
started it opens under particularly
favorable circumstances.
Attendance, 1,000; receipts. $45;
time of game, two hours and forty
five minutes; Koch, scorekeeper.
Now in regard to the umpire. At
best, the position is undesirable and
absolutely thankless. A man cannot
be a whipper-snapper and be an um
pire, and it is the certain conviction
of the Daily Times that Sid Barring
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ton is an umpire. An umpire is en
titled to the respect and considera
tion of the players and the people.
| The day of the rough, loud-mouthed
ball player is past and should have
no voice in the ball games here. T'
| was unfortunate that such a fine.
I public-spirited gentleman as Sid
i Harrington, known and respected
I from one end of Alaska to the other,
should have been the buffer of yes
II outlay's game. Barrington umpired
as he saw the play, and has the sup
! port of the people. ■ '
There might have been some m’s
nnderstanding in regard to Crooks
going in, and Captain Nicholls may
have acquiesced, but the least that
could have been done would have
been to have notified Mr. Barrisgton
that Crooks was going in as field
umpire. This was not done, and Mr.
Barrington did what any man of
courage and conviction would have
done—walked out—in the first of
the fourth. Crooks as umpire of
hails and strikes did well, and Nor
mile, as field umpire, is entitled to
a season's job if yesterday’s deci
sions are a criterion of his baseball
fudgment.
Dr. .T. M. Sloan came over from
Seward at the request of Gustav
Seiffert to hold consultation with
Ors. Reedy and Beeson in regard to
the condition of Mr. Seiffert's young
son, John Seiffert. who has been in
the government hospital for several
days.
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who are delinquent in their sub
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please pay same to herself or Mrs.
Jack Robarts by noon, Friday. June
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Joe Counsll, a restaurant man of
Matanuska Landing, came down to
spend Decoration Day in Anchorage.
Mrs. Walter Howard and Miss
Catherine Howard came over from
Knik to enjoy the Memorial Day pro
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Silverman.
Attorney Carl Almy returned on
tlie launc’- Hustler from Susitna
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