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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
4
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In a thrilling Sunday game Colville defeated Kettle Falls 3 to 1 as Jack Hanly drove a two bagger with two outs in the ninth to seal the win. Key hits came from McKeller Llewellyn Sill and Graham with Rogers pitching for Colville and Putman for Kettle Falls.
Bill Laird, son of Mr and Mrs KE H Laird, moved from Graceville Minnesota to Spokane in 1907. In spring he was chosen pitcher for the Manitou Colts, winning 13 of 14 games. The following spring he joined Lincoln Heights, starting as pitcher.
Bill Laird, 19, six foot four, joined Colville's regulars this spring under manager Joe Julian. He has pitched eight games with multiple shutouts, allowing under three hits per game. He formerly played for Varney Summers and White Bluffs Medical Lake rivalries, including a one hit game and a 3 1 defeat of Fort Wright colored team. Julian says proper training could push him to the big leagues within two years.
Grover Graham a 22 year old Colville catcher with a long local baseball career from juvenile teams to Colville and Pullman college teams. He later joined Wallace and now leads the team during Joe Julian's absence. Also notes flag day June 14 and local civic events and notices for Stevens County.
Mrs. Al Gudmansen of Kravik Millinery Par lors announces a June sale with ready trimmed hats offered at greatly reduced prices for ladies to view and purchase.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to those who assisted during Amos Samuels illness and death, and acknowledges floral tributes. Also notes Miss Mae Littleton of the domestic science department visiting Cheney for summer vacation and mentions a local advertisement for Electric Bitters promoting health benefits for women.
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