Champs Blank in Exciting Game
A no run no hit effort by Darrah powered a baseball clash as Jones struggled, yielding seven safeties and one run for the Canners. The frustrated team was fogged today.
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
7
A no run no hit effort by Darrah powered a baseball clash as Jones struggled, yielding seven safeties and one run for the Canners. The frustrated team was fogged today.
Freeport defeated LaCrosse 1 to 0 in the final game of the series. Darrah allowed no hits or runs for the champs while Freeport collected seven hits and scored in the sixth inning.
In Eau Claire Wisconsin on June 6 Esselburn shutout Madison with strong fielding led by a Baker unassisted double play. The game ended Eau Claire 0 Madison 0. Wausau beat Oshkosh 4 to 2 after scoring in the second inning. Fond du Lac fell to Green Bay 8 to 3 in the final game of the series thanks to early runs and late hits.
Manager Schoonhoven arrived with the squad from La Crosse and began plotting the two week home schedule. The team shows six wins and eight losses on the road and aims to improve the record at home in the near term.
Eau Claire group arrived via Madison and is quartered at the Senate hotel. Today’s game was rained out. Managers seek to reschedule as a Sunday double header and plan roster changes to boost batting averages, with Miles Barlow possibly joining.
A New Bedford whaler captain and crew traverse a narrow Java river near Anjer. A sharp shooter knocks a tiger from an overhanging tree at twenty feet, the animal splashes into the water and the crew flee, setting a wartime-like pace back to the ship.
A college student writes to his uncle asking for aid while the uncle replies the needful is not ready. A tale of debt and maternal plea follows with a debtor imprisoned for debt. A nobleman courts a lady by slipping a note asking to marry. she replies with a curt no in a crowded ball setting.
Historical note reports the invention of explosive shells beginning in Holland during the year 1495, marking an early development in military artillery.
Galena June 7 The Freeport Mining and Developing company has let a contract to sink a shaft on the Field lease near New Diggings. The shaft will reach oil rock and start immediately. Drilling around New Diggings has yielded good ore and an excellent strike was reported at the shaft site. It will likely take six to eight months to finish the shaft and develop the prospect for saleable ore. Miners call the location excellent and expect investors will reap a solid return soon.
Malcolm Rice Patterson born June 7 1861 in Alabama moved to Tennessee with his parents. He studied at Christian Brothers College and Vanderbilt, read law, served as Shelby County attorney general, won Congress in the tenth district, and later became Tennessee governor defeating H. Clay Evans.
Key moments include Henry VIII and Francis I meeting near Calais in 1520, Liverpool’s second enthralling event in 1770, several political and cultural milestones, and influential figures such as David Cox the painter and Andrew Carnegie's vast philanthropic gift. The list also notes leaders, floods in Austria, and high profile political nominations.
A Cedar Grove, Me., man credits Electric Bitters for relief from stomach and kidney troubles after failed treatments. The letter states one bottle helped and three cured, promoting the product as best for stomach liver and kidney issues. Joseph Emmert sells the remedy for 50 cents in the Journal want column.
Red Oak reports visits from Orangeville and Du Rand visitors, a timber outfit move near Milton Capp, and Lydia Wohlford completing her second year as local teacher. A baseball game between school boys and Independents ended 30 to 15, with Miller and Zipse noted for plays. Children’s day program planned for next Sunday evening.
A photo postcard from Mrs. EB Ae Cross of Nekoma North Dakota shows a rotary snow plow at work with high snow banks in the foreground and a vast horizon obscured by a cloud of flying snow.
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina says a sore resisted all treatments until Buckling Arnica Salve healed it. The product guaranteed for wounds burns and similar ailments is sold by Joseph Emmert druggists for 25 cents.
A property listing on Lincoln Avenue highlights a five mile view and close proximity to Stephenson Street cars and a twelve minute walk to the Court House. It emphasizes quick sale to bypass middleman profits and urges buyers to act now.
June brings a slate of student activities from the junior play Revenge of Shsri fot-8u to a high school commencement, class play, organ recital, and baccalaureate sermon. Local churches host ceremonies while county schools hold graduation exercises at the high school building. The U P C O convention meets at the Northern Illinois conference in the U B church.
The iron-clad shoe for boys is priced at one dollar and a half and comes with a warranty. It is sold exclusively at the E. & W. location, identified by the 6 5d lw designation.
In Stephenson County Illinois a petition to sell estate lands to pay debts has been filed by Robert J. Long administrator of Henry Rohrbach deceased. The court will hear the case at the July term 1907 in Freeport. Lands described are Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 in Block 8 of Rock City. Defendants named include Sophia Rohrbach William Rohrbach and others. A summons issued for July term 1907 to be held on July 1 1907 at the Freeport courthouse. Clerk F C Held and attorney for plaintiff.
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