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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1905
Page
6
The Evening Citizen announces subscription terms including daily mail rates of 6.00 per year 0.50 per month and carrier options 60 cents monthly 20 cents weekly. Weekly by mail remains 2.00 annually. Delivery in city 20 cents weekly or 60 cents monthly. Advertising rates available on request.
The speaker recalls a scandalous event with three men on base and town girls present, describing a rowdy scene that ended with a striking out and a vivid memory of the moment. The quotation captures a rough, nostalgic tone of youth and mischief in the town.
Hall of Fame lingo captures Lajoie praising Charlie Jones of the Nationals for a dramatic center field catch then a spectacular throw to third that erased Bay at the plate. Umpire Kelly ruled safe, a call disputed by all witnesses.
The article discusses D N Combs as a preferred umpire for the fair tourney, noting his Western and Missouri Valley league experience and strong city track record. It reports on the Albuquerque Browns’ southern swing, expected opponents and cities, player movements, and potential Santa Fe Las Vegas El Paso entries, with emphasis on Randall and Tipton additions and Kuna’s absence.
The Las Vegas team arrives and faces the Browns at Traction Park with Atkins and Starr as the starting pitchers. Tomorrow Fanning faces the Blues with Gallegos on the home side as the Parks’ lineup tightens with new infield additions.
Tomorrow at Traction Park Albuquer Versus Las Vegas the baseball game will start at 3 o clock. The event is billed as the best game of the season and invites local fans.
The Evening Citizen lists Eastbound No 2 Atlantic Express arriving 7 56 am and departing 6 30 am No 4 Chicago 11 69 Tuesdays and Fridays departs am No and Kansas City Express arrives 6 45 pm departs 7 45 pm No 1 Los Angeles Express arrives 3 Limited 10 40 am Mondays and Thursdays departs 10 50 am No 7 San Francisco Fast Mail arrives 10 30 pm departs 11 10 pm No 22 connects from south 7 30 am with No 2 eastbound All trains daily except No 3 and 4 No 1 carries through chair dining and tourist sleeping cars to Los Angeles No 7 carries through chair standard and tourist sleeping cars for Sam Wranalane H LUTZ Agent
Soprano Mathilde Bauermeister announces formal retirement after a storied career. Born in Hanbury she rose to fame at Drury Lane, starred in Martha and the nurse in Romeo and Juliet, and made sixteen U S tours. She plans to devote life to a Brixton Hill ward and flowers.
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