Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - October 5, 1908, Woodland, California WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1869 CALIFORNIA MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 5 1908 A GREAT GAME OF BASEBALL DAILY ESTABLISHED 1877 A Pitchers Battle Wit EKM Should Have WOE Bat luck All on the Bide of All Tola A great big crowd lots of enthusiasm and perfect weather the features of Sundays contest between Woodland and the Yolo County team of Davis Davis won 3 to 2 after eleven Innings of sensational playing In which the ele ment of luck cut a wide swath The gome was the first of a series of three to be played between the two it is safe to say that the remaining games of the series will create widespread interest Davis got off in the lead with a run la tie second inning only to be over come by Woodland who scored two runs In the third Tie game ran along smoothly then up to the eighth inning without a run for either side and looked like a vic tory for Woodland In the eighth however the All Yolo County aggre gation tied the score and came through with the winning run In the eleventh v The game with Davis at the Both teams were quickly retired la the opening Inning In the second inning with two men gone Will Baird readied first on Joe Williams error stole second and came home pc Percy Hoogs sharp drive past base Woodland scored the only earned runs of tie game in the following In ning Danis hit past third for a single Joe Williams followed with a Texas Leaguer and White came to the bat After Cousin Bob in vain at two sharp curve balls Hoag made the fatal mistake of grooving the iall with the result that Bob soaked It ior a twobagger scoring both run ners Bob died on second while Tracy re tired the side on two assists and a fau out Pine twirling and almost perfect fielding prevented any more scoring by either until the eighth inning though Woodland lost a run tn the through a mis taken decision of the umpire Joe Baird had reached second base on brother Wills wide toss to first when after McDonald had fanned Jamison hit a scorcher along the first base line The ball struck fair and Baird reached home before the ball was fielded to the plate The umpire however waived him back to second declaring the hit a foul Jamison then fanned and Baird was caught stealing third i A piece of bonehead playing tn Dahls and White were the of fenders was responsibly lor the run that tied the score In the eighth in ning With one man gone Tracy lifted a high fly midway between cen ter and left Danls and White both started after It White got tts hands on It and Danis collided with causing him toc drop the balland al lowing Hoag to reach second Will Hoy fouled Joe Williams and dash for third reaching the bag in safety by good base run ning George Adams hit a grounder McDonald that should have been an easy oot but the ball struck a clod and over the second head scoring Hoag It was a lucky run for Davis and would never have occurred had Danis and White not fig ured la such a stupid play and forth their best efforts In the last few innings and the batters were almost helpless before them The fatal base on balls the only pass issued during the game came to Tracy in the eleventh inning Tracy second and ad to third on low throw to the second cushion Hoy squeezed Tracy over with winning run on one of the la the game Woodland toeven tie score In the final halif or the inning but could oot a w M first base F Aa predicted UM fame proved to at a battle In which Tracy who has had the benefit of big league experience a trifle more effective than Wittmer while on the other hand the latter had much better control Hoag was very wild at the beginning of the game having no control either of hia curve or fast hall in the third Inning he was touched In a lively man ner After that not a hlf was secured from his delivery and he seemed to im prove with each Inning Wittmer s deserving of praise for the game he twirled and would have been a victory If the goddess of luck had perched foran instant on hia banner Jamison of caught fairly well Ms of experience in such fast company He is a game little prayer and with more experience may do Ollie Hoag show ed the benefit of experience by the manner in which he worked be hind the bat In every department ex cept at the bat he showed up very strong Will Adams who has also had some big league experience showed up exceedingly well He hit the ball but was unfortunate in not landing it in a safe spot The All Yolo aggregation played a remarkably good fielding game con the fact that nearly all of the players are out of practice and had never played together before as a team played a good game Though charged with two errors some of the best fielding in the game was ex by Joe Williams P B Edson of Knights Lauding aa umpire in absence of Henley Mr Edson was thoroughly honest and impartial but some of his decisions were criticised severely In justice to Mr it should he stated that he did not seek the Job and only consented to officiate for Manager Joyce who at the last mo ment was disappointed by the failure of Henley to arrive Mr Edson stated before the game that he was accustomed to umpiring behind the ana that he could not do himself jus the center of the diamond There was no extra grounds and he was compelled to um pire from the center The crowd was large and good natur ed and appeared to be about evenly divided in sympathy All Yolo County ab r h sb pp a e W Hoy 1 0300 G Adams 0 l 00 1 0 O Hoag 0 016 1 0 W Adams 2b 5 001320 B Hoy rf 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 W Baird 1 o i 2 1 P Hoag Oil 7 0 0 C Hoag If 4 0 00 3 CO T Hoag 21 1 0 3 0 Toals 738 3 6 4 33 9 I Woodland ab r h sb po a e Dania If 4 l 1 o 20 0 J Williams Ib 6 1 1 013 0 2 White 0 1 020 1 A Williams as 5 00 0 4 1 0 0 0 Q 2 0 0 J 0 1 11 2 0 McDonald 0 0 0 1 3 0 Jamison e 4 0 0 0 8 2 1 Wittmer o o 003 0 Totals 36 2 4 1 33 11 4 RUNS AND HITS BY 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 All 010000010 0 Hits 011000110 0 Woodland 002000000 0 0 2 Hits 013000000 0 SUMMARY Earned Woodland 2 Two base White Sacrifice 0 Hoag First base on balls Off Hoa 3 oft Wittmer 1 Struck By Hoag IB Wittmer 10 Hit by pitch Baird Wild Hoag 1 Time of gamers hours 10 minutes fid son Wallace NOTES Next Sundays game will be with the Brooke Realties of Sacramento After that the series with the All Yolo County team will be resumed THE OS A Mr and Mrs George Whitney left for a vacation trip this morning Their first stop will be In San Francisco They will go thence to Grand Canyon where they will stop a couple of days Their next stop will be In Denver where they will visit with Mrs Whit neys only brother they will go to Chicago thence to Niagara Falls New York Boston and Wash ington They will travel over the Santa Pe route and expect to be gone at least a month Their many sincerely hope they may have a pleas ant trip j CARD OF THANKS We desire to express our and gratitude to our for aJd and sympathy extended to us during the last illness and at the funeral of our dear wife and mother FREDERICK WILLE MRS J BLACK U P WILLK ANNA PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES Comings and Goings of Will Known Social Gossip of Interest to Who Dwell in or Hear the City of Woodland Adelbert Lee spent Sunday in Win ters J M Goodin was an arrival Sunday evening Dingle went to Sacramento this morning Frank Mattel west to Sacramento this morning D Balfour made a trip to Davis Sat afternoon H P Eakle Jr went to Santa Cruz Sunday morning P E Nelson of Roseville spent Sun day In Woodland Mrs L M Hoover of Sacramento is In Woodland today Wolf Levy went to San Francisco Saturday afternoon Miss Florence Wherry returned from Yolo this morning Dave and Will Johnston spent Sun day in Sacramento Percy Burns returned to Berkeley Saturday afternoon George Bullock of spent Sunday In this city Miss Lulu Thorp came over from Sacramento Sunday Mrs C Hall returned from Sacra mento this morning W C Lovalla and wife returned from Vallejo Sunday returned to to Saturday afternoon Win and August Brinck of Winters are In Woodland today Mr and Mrs W P Wilbur were ar rivals Sunday evening T K Laugenour returned from San Francisco Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Peter McLaughlin went to Berkeley this morning N Hawkins was a southbound passenger Sunday morning Cf K Rupert was an arrival from the north Saturday evening Fred Smith and wife returned to Sacramento Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs W B Worley returned to Saturday evening Mrs B came over from Sutler county Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs J A Biggam of Sacra mento spent Sunday in Woodland Mr and Mrs Cbas re turned to Dunnigan Sunday evening Mr and Mrs L B Brownell of Stony Creek were arrivals on the 11 oclock train H J Bush and William Stephens went to Sacramento Sunday and took a crise in their launch N Hughes and daughter and George Cobb and two daughters returned to Dunnigan Saturday evening Mrs H M Dickinson Mrs H J McMasters and Mrs G C Jefferson left for San Jose this morning Miss Belle Johnson of Oakland and Miss Tibbits of Marshfield Oregon were arrivals today and are the guests of Mrs M Moore Joe Buonocore went to Sacramento Sunday to join the military band that will play during the military encamp ment at Mrs Stella Chase Ainsworth left for New York this morning She will stop en route two days in San Francisco and one day In Modesto Among the arrivals Saturday even Ing were P A Swanger A W J Biggam Miss Dollie Praet P Schwartz and H H Beamer Mr and Mrs Forest Caldwell who have been the of T J Cummins and family left this morning for San Francisco On Wednesday they will sail on their return to Mexico Miss Clara Voas Miss Amy William and daughters Amy ana Edith Mrs William Houx John Wolf and Tarllon Jacobs returned to Zamora Saturday evening Quite a number of joined the Marysville on the trip to Granada Sunday In the hurry and bustle we probably ed to get the names of many Among those noted were Mru T E Poffenberger Paul Grant Mr and Mrs R u Ogden Mra B Praet Eddie Praet Mr and Mrs Mr and Mis W H Sny der Mrs W J Parker 3 G J Dyas D IJ Mr and tXn T H E W Dr R E Campbell A Read S M Mr dnd Mrs John Wright Mrs Gertrude Freeman atut G D I on PMC JACK WOODS LUCKY ESCAPE J 0 Butler Revolver Against V A Tragedy Probably Averted by the failure of Cartridge to i There came near being a tragedy at Capay Sunday It was avert ed by the failure of one cartridge la revolver to explode trouble was between Jack Woods and J D Butler and it grew out of what Is reported to have been an unprovoked attack by Woods on a young man named Oliff Rose Satur day evening Butler and Woods had some words about it Sunday morning and It is said that Woods followed Butler about all flay Sunday trying to pick with him Anticipating trouble Butler to Eddys stable fend armed him self with the constables out saying anything about It In the afternoon Woods and Butler niet in the livery stable and the quar rel was renewed Woods Is said to have grabbed But ler and the latter drew the revolver and putting the muzzle against Woods breast pulled tho trigger The cart ridge failed to explode The two men grappled and during the struggle the revolver was fired twice neither shot taking effect L B separated the two men ana got possession of the re volver He prevented Woods from kicking Butlerin the head while IM was down on the floor Mr tou turned the revolver and Butler over to Constable Eddy As nobody would swear to a complaint and the constable did not witness the fight Butler was finally released DEMOCRATICALLY The Democrats will fire first gun of the campaign in new armory hall Tuesday even Ing October 6th Hon James D Phelan who has a statewide reputation as a polished and eloquent speaker will deliver an address Music will be furnished by the Eagles Band Stops itching Instantly Cures piles eczema salt rheum Itch hives herpes Ointment at any any drug store CUPID BUSY IN Miss Elsie M Taber Becomes Mrs C R They are Now San and Lake Tahoe on Honey moon Trip The homo of Mr and Mrs H J Taber four miles north of Capay was the scene of a pretty wedding Sunday afternoon when Miss M Tabor was united in marriage to Clarence R The happy event occurred at oclock in tho presence of Intimate friends of the two families The home was nicely decorated for the occasion Rev T G PIcton of this city tied the nuptial knot The bride wore a beau white dress of Brussels net over taffeta Her traveling suit was of brown material After tho ceremony an elaborate wedding dinner was served at tho con of which the bride and groom were whisked away in an automobile to Davis where they boarded n train for Sacramento en route to Lake Ta hoe They will divide their time be tween tho lake and San Francisco and expect to be absent on honey moon several weeks On they will reside in Capay The bride is the oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Taber She Is a graduate of Esparto high school and the San Jose normal school Since her graduation she has been leaching the Mountain district school She is a charming young lady In every spect The groom eldest son of Mr and Mrs R B of Esparto and a prosperous young former who has been associated with hia father in the management of the latters farm He attended the Esparto high school and later graduated from Woodland Busi ness College Mr Nissen is a thor man and enjoys the confidence and respect of the en tire community The newly married couple wore the recipients of a number of very nice presents PARIS AUTO RACES Dieppe is the headline at the Elite tonight It is n picture of the great Paris Clipper Auto Races and will be given a great production It Is a splendid film and extremely sensational The Hindoos King is a finely colored film and Lady Killer Polled is a cracking good one All around the program Is the best the Elite has had in some time Ladles rubber heel now 1135 at GroYa For a good Haircut or sham ooo go to harher shop tt Dr Grant lias returned EXTRA GOOD CLOTHES FOR SCHOOL WEAR There are a lot of clothes for hoys made nowadays that we wouldnt care to they would never please you that you wouldnt get your moneys worth These suits are In the latest colorings and styles such as gray olive tan and checks and fancy mixtures aa well as blue serge Prices from to Waists For Boys We have a complete line of Mothers Friend Shirt Waists in all colors from 50 cents to Rosenberg Co Sec Window Display SHAKESPEARE CLUB An Beginning of The vacation of the Club which began lost June ia over The first meeting of the present sea son was hold last Saturday afternoon at the Conger Ryder residence It was a special day and Mrs J L Harlan was of the program commit tee Current Topics Day brought to the tore a number of notable papers by some of tho moat talented members of tho club The following la the program The Second Stage of the Fleets Miss Dick The Tem Tidal Wave Mrs Emily Hop pin The Governments Great Mrs H E Coll Checking the Waste of Our National Resources Mrs M W Ward The Quebec tenary Mrs P W Blanchard Olympic Games at London Mrs W II Tho members of the club are much encouraged with the auspicious begin ning of the new season and the work has been resumed with vigor and en The of the club are Mrs C president Mrs J T Royles and Miss Shelton secretary TEA Teais not infallible makes amends We are not in the least uneasy about the money Your enr If Bwt w M LOCAL ITEMS BRIEFLY TOLD Occurrences Thai Will Woodland People Items of Kore or Lett Picked Up Here urf There OK the Money to loan See column The board of supervisors Is in ses sion this afternoon examining claims against the county Mrs M Hoover warns hunters and fishermen not to trespass on her farm See column A meeting of the chamber of commerce will be held this even Ing beginning at oclock The ladles of the Christian church will serve a fried chicken and hot bla cuit dinner in the parlors of the church from 6 to 7 p m Friday October 9th Admission 35 cents N V Nelson a contractor who has been working in the logging districts up stopped over in Woodland Saturday night on route to Napa where he baa a contract to do acme grading He had thirtytwo very fine horses and four wagons James Gammill removed his swarm of bees and about three hundred pounds of honey from the Armstrong Alge house northeast of Woodland last Saturday The beea gained access to the house about a year ago through a hole by a woodpecker on Fourth Dr Beebe surgery and chronic Fall Suits and Coats For Ladies and Misses Some very remarkable values Here is a specimen value that will prove two things to your entire satis faction The Trade Palaces excellent Judgment In selecting styles and abil ity to bring the prices down to the lowest value There Is really only one sensible way to buy wearing more attention to what you get what you pay Should this be the state of your mind find this store your store The Suits to The Coats 350 to Small women sizes They are cut to conform to the figure of young ladles and small women The Trade Palace YOU KNOW FRED FALL SUITS Now Here Larger Assortment Newer Styles Lower Prices This being our first year in READY TO WEAR SUITS we have H made an especial endeavor to procure only the best that the Sutera market affords The styles are right up to snuff the quality of 5 used the beet and as a starter we have made the lower S than we can ever sell such suits tor again merely to introduce UM s to our patrons YOUR INSPECTION is earnestly solicited and the ladies In Department will take a special delight in showing yon many new a models i i Our large assortment of coats for Fall is now open for your inspection We hare con stantly on hand TWO EXPERT FITTERS ALL garments purchased from us will be ALTERED JO FIT FREE OF ANY CHARGE The Vogue
