Masons-Elks Nuptials.
(Continued from Editorial Page)
doubled, scoring him. Smith
fanned.
Seventh inning (Elks). Ch:!
ders tripled. Stallings fanned.
Dunaway flied out Childers was
romping all around the bases
and came in home but Ware call
ed him out despite threats and
guns flashed. No runs.
Seventh inning (Masons). Ma
this hit by pitched ball. Stole
second. Pete fanned. Moon
flied out to Childers, Worel out
to third to first. No runs.
Eighth inning—Hinkle flied to
Taylor and Blackwood fanned.
Bevens singled to left. Vaughn
hit to short and Joe wras caught
between bases. No runs.
Eighth inning (Masons). Dow
ell flied to Childers. McCuistion
fanned Stallings scored on base
I
ion balls and a few wild throws.
Davenport fanned. One run.
Ninth inning (Elks). Hirsch
| walked and stole second. Lock
ard hit to third who fumbled and
Hirsch scored. Lockard caught
at third. Childers safe on hit
to second base. Stallings doub
led, scoring Childers. Dunny
hit to Moon who threw the ball
away- Stallings took third and
Dunny second. Hinkle hit to
left scoring Dunaway and Stall
ings. Hinkle caught off first.
Blackwood fanned. Four runs.
Ninth inning (Masons.) Smith
out on bunt to Vaughn. Mathis
tanned and Pate fanned. No
runs.
I
LINE UP.
Elks—Hirsch, ss; Lockard, If;
| Childers, lb; Stallings, Walker,
'c; Dunaway, 3b Bennett and
Hinkle 2b; Blackwood, cf; Bev
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Masons—Worel, ss; Mathis
and McCuistion, If; Dowell, lb;
Stallings, Walter, c; Moon and
Fairchild, 3b; Smith and Pate
2b; Mathis and a few others, cf;
Davenport, rf; Pate and Moon,
p; Dickens and Fairchild, utility.
We want to take occasion here
to Fiank those who bough'; and
sold tickets and other wise crn
tril uted toward the success of
the game. The net receipts were
something like $116.50, of
which 60 percent goes to the
winners. We also want to thank
the merchants and other busi
ness men who closed them places
of business. In all probability
this is the first of a season of
many games and Newport ought
to have plenty of baseball this
summer. To the editor and
the] compositor who puts up with
all this without saying a word;
we thank you.
Petition S. R. Phillips
Mr. S. R. Phillips:
We, the undersigned citizens
of Newport, appreciate the fact
'that you have in the past de
voted your time and attention to
our public schools, respectfully
I ask that you allow your name to
be presented 'for re-election and
'promise you our hearty support.
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