Winning Lane Shifts as Connersville Slips in Final Inning
Errors unravel Connersville as Carter misses a report and rains halts play. The late rally seals a blown lead, ending the game in disarray.
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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
5
Cambridge Defeats Connersville After Seven-Run Rally
Connersville baseball team lost to Cambridge eight to naught after seven runs in the seventh inning. Carter missing, Repegy at short, Bevker on second. Diehl struggled as Cambridge seized control, aided by a muffed play at the plate and a late rain stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Cambridge
Cambridge Fair
Carter
Repegy
Short
Bevker
Cambridge City
Thomas
Caldwell
Diehl
Cincinnati Reds
Regey
Pritchett
Jesse
Funeral for A. R. Sammarino Held at St. Gabriels Church
The funeral for A. R. Sammarino was held at St. Gabriels Church at nine this morning with relatives and many friends in attendance. Attendees from distant places included V. Sammarino and daughter Miss Rachline, Mrs. A. Mancini and Tony Mancini of Evansville, J. Cook and wife of Richmond, and R. Romanello of Cleveland. Pallbearers were Harry Seffrin, George Diehlman, Michael Geise, Frank Quinn, and Philip Braun, with Rev. T. S. Mesker officiating. Interment followed at the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Sammarino
St. Gabriels Church
V. Sammarino
Rachline
A. Mancini
Tony Mancini
Evansville
J. Cook
Richmond
R. Romanello
Cleveland
Ohio
Harry Seffrin
George Diehlman
Michael Geise
Frank Quinn
Philip Braun
T. S. Mesker
Death of John T. Mattingly in Orange County
John T. Mattingly of the Orange neighborhood died Monday evening at his home after a sudden illness. A Bracken County, Kentucky native, he was about sixty and survived by his widow and four children. The funeral occurred this afternoon at his home with burial in the nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Mattingly
Orange
Tie
Bracken County
Kentucky
Claude Trusler Elected County School Superintendent Unopposed
Claude Trusler was elected county school superintendent unopposed by all nine trustees after being nominated by Charles R. Thomas. He hosted a dinner at the Palace Hotel. The Board announced the school year schedule with a September start, Thanksgiving holiday, Christmas break, and a January 2, 1912 reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Trusler
County Board of Education
County Attorney declares hitchrack purchase illegal in Connersville
County Attorney Raymond Springer issues an opinion ruling the Board of County Commissioners cannot legally buy real estate for hitch racks and that no appropriation will be sought. The opinion outlines that purchasing land is within limited authority and would require proper accounting if undertaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Springer
Springer
Connersville
Hitch Racks
Hirchracks
Board of County Commissioners
Jersey cattle sale draws large crowd near Rushville
A. P. Walker conducted a well attended Jersey cattle sale west of town. The I. & C. traction ran special cars for buyers. Daisy Royal Oak and Financial King’s Lucy fetched high prices while Mauser’s Penithorpe and Penithorpe’s Raleigh led in the afternoon bids, with final totals reaching over 1 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
A. P. Walker
Rushville
Financial King
Lucy
Alberton
Mauser
Raleigh
Mr. Claflin
Milwaukee
Only Thing That Will Believe Neuralgia
A rural mail carrier extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for neuralgia pain after a cold. He claims the pills relieve his suffering when other medicines failed and urges others to try them. The ad promises money back if the first package fails and cites Dr Miles Medical Co. of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Charles Hilderbrandt
Woodvill
Ohio
Mr. Hilderbrandt
Iz& Medical GO
Sikhart
Ind
Russell Potter Kerr Dies at Nour Near Yankeetown
Russell Potter Kerr a Fayette County farmer aged about 85 died at his home a mile south of Yankeetown after weeks of illness. He was a lifelong resident born near Hawkins, married Elizabeth Campbell then Harriet Ludlow, leaving a son Russell and a daughter in Indiana. Funeral held at Lick Creek church with Rev. J. T. Scull officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Potter Kerr
County
Yankeetown
Mr. Kerr
Kerr
Hawkins
Fayette County
Elizabeth Campbell
Stephen Kerr
Fawkins
Philip Ludlow
Frankton
Indiana
Harriet Ludlow
Russell Kerr
Lick Creek
J. T. Scull
Wiley Chapel
Oscar Applegate
Chester F. Kerr
Grant Williams
Everett Williams
John Wolfe
L. K. Tingley
Free Fair to Stage Big May Festival Show
The May Festival Association plans a high merit entertainment at the Free Fair to liquidate debt and boost attendance. A committee of boosters and local talent will organize daily shows with top acts and heavy promotion. The News will provide updates as work progresses and the Big Show nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
May Festival Association
Association
Lk. W. Tatman
G. W. Ansted
J. H. Mount
F. E. Kehl
P. Hawkins
F. B. Ansted
L. E. Green
CG. C. Smith
A. A. Ansted
F. I
Local Folks and Town News Highlights
Residents of Connersville Nulltown and surrounding areas are noted visiting, hosting, or reporting business in Teviston Harrisburg and Hawkins. The County Board of Review began a thirty day session while the Commissioners awarded a Williams Creek concrete bridge contract for 2277 and granted two liquor licenses to Ed Michaels and Fred Kuhlman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Creek
Hawkins
Payne-Thomas Bridge Company
Ed Michaels
Fred Kuhlman
Obituary of Michael McManus Aged 68 in Springfield
Michael McManus died last night at his home on Vermont Avenue in Springfield after months of ill health. He was a stone mason by trade and a longtime resident of the city, born in Ireland. He leaves a widow and four children John James Rose and Margaret McManus, plus a son from a previous marriage no longer living in the area. Remains will be buried in Springfield, Ohio, with funeral details undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McManus
Ireland
John
James
Rose
Margaret McManus
Springfield
Ohio
Court Granted Power to Loan Estate Funds Pending Maurer Suit
After approving the sale of Margaret Shields estate realty, Commissioner Heeb delayed distribution and sought court permission to loan the over forty thousand dollars from the purchase money. Attorneys advised against quick heir payments until the Henry Maurer suit is resolved, so the funds will earn interest on short time until further orders. A possible compromise in Maurer’s suit has been rumored but not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heeb
Henry Maurer
Gray
Maurer
Lightning Kills Meredith Davis on Hancock County Farm
Meredith Davis, about forty seven, native of this county and husband of Margaret Grant, was struck and killed by lightning on his Hancock county farm this morning. He leaves a widow and seven children, plus a brother Quincy Davis and other relatives. W T Murray and family travel to Fortville for the funeral plans. Funeral arrangements not yet learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortville
Indiana
Hancock County
Quincy Davis
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