Peet Triumphs In Pitchers Duel With Buck Team
In Boise on August seventh Peet, unpitched but victorious, edged Slim Hall in a seven strikeout duel. Both hurlers fanned seven, Hall walking two and Peet one. Irrigators threatened in spots with hits by Winkler and Reams, but timely defense kept the score tied until Peet crossed with decisive support and Buck errors limited scoring.
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Boise
Peet
Iue
Slim Hall
Hall
Dancer
Hail
Friene
Blausser
Kennedy
Pest
Naughton
Lodell
Winkler
Reams
Brausser
Clark
Augustus
Altermatt
Los
Pendleton Defeats Boise With Late Rally In Baseball
Pendleton tops Boise 1 to 0 after a ninth inning rally. Highlights include Lodell and Hall with key hits, double plays by Peet to Naughton to Lodell and Varian to Haworth, and strong pitching by Peet who struck out seven while Hall fanned seven. Game time 1 hour 30 minutes, umpire Richardson.
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Pendleton Abrhpoa E Naughton
Lodell
Wariat
Joyce Ee Ek
Ole Teo Dean
Wowseeessaeed
Haworth
Piiave
Peterson
Augustus
Peet
Clark
Naughton
Varian
Hall
Bonner
Richardson
Hogs Attack Child and Miss Sandstrom Near Oregon City
At a ranch near Oregon City two enraged pigs attacked four year old Philip Hammond and Mills College elocution instructor Miss Mary Sandstrom as they left a field. Mrs. William Hammond rushed from her home, grabbed her son, and helped Sandstrom to safety.
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Mills College
Oregon City
Ore
William Hammond
Gladstone
Philip
Mary Sandstrom
Cal
C. A. Nath Ranch
Abernethy
Sandstrom
Bids Opened for Newport Street Sewer Project
Bids from Newport Land & Construction Co Hermiston and W Connors & Son were opened for the sewer to be laid on High and Lilleth streets. The sewer committee will review the bids and the city attorney will notify property owners on east Webb and College streets who did not take the ten year option that their street improvements are due.
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High
Lilleth Streets
Newport Land & Construction Co
Hermiston and Co. W. Connors & Son
East Webb
College Street
Pendleton Marriage License for Colored Couple
Newsy Notes of Pendleton records Dick Thomas and Bertha Holman, a local colored couple, securing a marriage license and being married by County Judge J W Maloney. Also reports on residents at Lehman Springs, school travel, and local moves, plus jail security updates and the arrest of Molly Robie for running a bawdy house on West Alta Street.
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Dick Thomas
Bertha Holman
J. W. Maloney
Molly Robie
West Alta Street
Halley
Custody Granted to Portland Society in Dupuis Case
County Judge Maloney today committed the children of Rodney and Nora Dupuis now divorced to the custody of the boys' and girls' aid society of Portland. In yesterday's hearing it was established the mother was not a proper person to care for them.
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Maloney
Rodney
Nora Dupuis
Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society of
Portland
Recorder Granted Two Week Leave Amid Council Meeting
Recorder Thomas FitzGerald was granted a two weeks leave of absence at last night’s council meeting. John Halley Jr. was appointed to substitute for him. Judge FitzGerald left for Lehman Springs to ready his cabin for his family.
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Thomas FitzGerald
John Halley, Jr
Judge FitzGerald
Lehman Springs
Lowell Couple Preparing Move After Residence Sale
Judge and Mrs. Stephen A. Lowell who sold their Johnson Street home to Mrs. Mary A. Mosler are packing today for storage. Mrs. Lowell will visit a sister in South Dakota, and on return they likely plan to build a bungalow on the north side of the river.
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Sarah
Celia Cunningham
Charles Cunningham
Portland
Pendleton
Joe Murphy
West Alta Street
Lowells
Judge
Stephen A. Lowell
Johnson Street
Mary A. Mosler
Lowell
South Dakota
Young reservation farmer reports good yield in city visit
George La Fontaine, a young reservation farmer, contracts a 50 acre field and projects an average of 45 bushels per acre. He has operated a sixteen foot cut combine for about ten days, earning an estimated daily output, and expects completion by the end of next week.
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George la Fontaine
Pendleton Adds New Pitcher Dillard to Buck Squad
Pendleton announces another addition to its pitching staff He tyy Dillard has joined the Buck squad at Golse after flinging semi pro ball in Portland He was recommended by Judge W W McCredie and Arch Parrott and may pitch today or tomorrow.
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Pendleton
Ty Dillard
Portland
W. W McCredie
Arch Parrott
Dillard
Buck
Golse
Family camping trip leaves for three weeks
HR W Fletcher and family depart this morning for a three week overland camping journey. They will travel through Ione Lexington and Heppner to Lehman Springs and the southern mountains, distributing Round-up literature along the wagon trip.
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Morrow County
Ione
Lexington
Heppner
Lehman Springs
South End
Saloon Clerk Charged After Mistaken Drink Order
A man attempted to drink at six different saloons after a mistaken drink was served. He bought a second drink and drew attention to the error, which led to his arrest. Other saloonkeepers pressed charges, but no disposition has been made yet.
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Adolph Molitor
Hendricks Fined In Police Court For Disorderly Conduct
Hendricks paid a ten dollar fine in police court after being convicted of disorderly conduct. He had called John Heath street commissioner a term implying penitentiary. The incident followed prior uncomplimentary remarks. J B Perry defended Hendricks during a lively session.
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Hendricks
Tine
John Heathman
J. B. Perry
Smooth Bunco Man Caught in Double Play
Alfred Dupont a 66 year old French bunco man was nabbed after attempting the same scam twice on one victim. He used three coin pockets to swap a nickel for a quarter during a five cent drink, then pointed to the error to swap back, netting a quarter.
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Alfred Dupont
Band Concert Tomorrow on Court Street
A band concert tomorrow evening will be held on Court Street between Cottonwood and Johnson streets. A feature of the program will be a duet by Mrs. Ben II. Burroughs and Frank Hayes.
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Court Street
Cottonwood
Johnson Streets
Ben II. Burroughs
Frank Hayes
Grain shipping season eyed by H C Oliver
H C Oliver traveling freight and passenger agent for the C W R N is here to gauge grain conditions and timing of car demand. He notes about two cars a day are already leaving Mission station but expects heavier business only when prices reach 70 cents or more.
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H. C. Oliver
Mission Station
Northern Pacific Prepares Temporary Tracks for Round-up Trains
L. M. Conroy passenger agent and F. R. Parties trainmaster of the Northern Pacific Co. announced plans to install temporary tracks to accommodate a large surge of Round-up passenger traffic to Pendleton. The officers said several special trains will be parked locally to handle the spikes in travel.
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Pendleton
L. M. Conroy
F. R
Northern Pacific Co
Robbed Circus Theft Arrest at Baker
Patrolman Alex Manning arrested Ward L. Shaw this morning on charges related to the Rice Bros circus theft at Baker yesterday. Shaw allegedly fled with eighty dollars of circus funds, admitted being the suspect, and claimed he would not be prosecuted. He said his circus role involved peddling booze in dry towns, a matter likely to involve circus management.
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Alex Manning
Ward L. Shaw
Rice Bros. Circus
Baker
Waa
Popular Couple Wed in Quiet Morning Ceremony
Edmund Mable commercial manager of the local telephone plant and Miss Eilna Marion Storie daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Storie were married at 10 o'clock at the bride's home in a small ceremony attended by relatives Rev S L Grigsby of the Presbyterian church officiated They departed on No 17 for Portland and then Long Beach for a two week honeymoon Friends at the depot were deceived by a ruse and thought they were boarding from the south side.
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Edmund Mable
Eilna Marion Storie
W. A. Storie
Baseball pool head arrested on lottery charges
New York dispatch reports Henry Toren, head of the Metropolitan baseball information bureau, was arrested on charges of violating state lottery laws. The service collected twenty five cents weekly from subscribers who selected or drew team combinations from a blind pool in the major leagues.
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New York
Henry Toren
Metropolitan Baseball Information Bureau
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