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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
6
Yannigans Beat Regulars In First Game of Season. Ganzel's Yannigans won 14 to 5 over the Regulars in a rainy opener. Mitchell Moran and Simmons each had two base hits for Yannigans while Maurer struggled on the mound for the Regulars.
Manager Ganzel doubts exact lineup for today. Lineup remains as last night with players Rochester Moran or Batch Osborn Moeller Spencer or Simmons Alperman McMillan or Foster Ward Mitchell Graham McConnell Dessau Manning. Western Canada League reorganized with Winnipeg Calgary Edmonton Moose Jaw Regina Brandon.
The undersigned receiver J. B. Stevens announces that all accounts due to Westside Grocery Co. or notes due W. Y. Norman and L. M. Howe should be paid to him. He was appointed by Hon. H. D. McCarty as referee in bankruptcy. Meh 15 6t.
Manager John H. Ganzel hailed the Yannigans after a Saint Patrick's Day game, praising players Moran McDonnell McMillan and Moran. He claimed the day belonged to the Irish as the green wore on parade and contrasted with opponents Wilhelm Moeller and Alperman.
Moran and Graham led the hitting yesterday with Graham also excelling at backstop. Ganzel praises the Hustlers for fine form and veteran work. Hughes shows wildness due to warm weather while others like Miller and Little Eva hint at returning.
Washington previews another busy week with the president returning to oversee policy and draft a message for the new congress special session. The Interstate Commerce Commission opens hearings in Washington on 15 rail routes seeking relief from long and short haul rules under the Mann Elkins era reforms. In Atlanta, Greene and Gaynor seek pauper's oath to avoid a $375,000 fine tied to Savannah harbor fraud sentences, while the government contests the bid arguing they hold hidden assets.
Attorney General Wickersham accepts invitation to Cleveland for the dedication of the new federal building and a banquet in celebration. President Roosevelt will spend early week near Los Angeles then move to San Francisco to deliver the Earl lectures at the University of California.
The Spanish government will begin an official investigation early next week into the trial of Professor Francisco Ferrer Ferrer executed in Barcelona on October 13, 1909. The inquiry aims to review charges and legal process surrounding the case.
Ferrer’s execution triggers global protests from Socialists who decry the trial as unfair. London plans the first Simple Life Exhibition opening Tuesday and running much of the summer. Texas Cattle Raisers' Association meets in San Antonio Tuesday, while Portland hosts the inaugural Northwest Live Stock Show at the stockyards during the first days of the week.
R O Watson offers best coal grades at reasonable prices. Call phone 72 to discuss winter needs with Watson. If the ad pays you, it pays the store. advertising is presented as essential for customers viewing the reading ads.
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