Baseball Batting and Fielding Averages Through July 10 1910
The article presents batting and fielding averages for baseball players up to July 10 1910. It notes fielding variations by position with catchers first basemen and outfielders typically higher, while second and third basemen and shortstops show more errors due to tougher chances. It also observes overall batting is lower and explains pitcher reliever games not counted in games won or lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ware
Leland
Wiggins
Lohman
Evans
Castledine
F.pet ‘ Castledine
Louman
McCaslin
J Ware
Moore
Wright
Caldwell
Brueggeman
Leclair
J. Ware
H. Moore
Elks Hold Regular Roswell Lodge Meeting
Roswell Elks Lodge No. 69 set regular meeting for Tuesday evening at 7 30 to accommodate members attending later events. Fred C. Hunt E R notes lodge opens promptly. John Cummins recently returned from Amarillo after piloting the Bisbee Elks toward the Elk reunion and grand Lodge session in Detroit.
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John Cummins
Amarillo
Bisbee Elks
Here
Bisbee
A. T
Detroit
Aged Lady Injured in Fall at Hobson Place
Mrs. Whitney 83, mother of Mrs. H P Hobson of this city, fell on a stairway at her son’s home ten miles southeast of town last Friday and suffered a broken hip. The injury is described as serious.
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Whitney
H. P. Hobson
Mr. Whitney
Hobson Place
Non-Partisan Convention Idea Abandoned After Meetings
John I Hinkle and J S Lea Democrats and E A Cahoon Republican return from Albuquerque reporting the push for a non partisan constitutional convention is now abandoned. Democrats name a conference committee to work with Republicans led by Catron Luna Curry and Spiess with Burns and Solomon Luna while Republicans reject the plan. The Democratic group will send a letter to New Mexico Democrats reiterating Pecos Valley resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Hinkle
J. S. Lea
E. A. Cahoon
Albuquerque
O. N. Marron
W. B. Walkton
Eugenio Romero
Juan Torres
Democratic Committee
Thomas B. Catron
Charles A. Spiess
Thomas Burns
George Curry
Solomon Luna
Republican Committee
Republican Central Committee
Central Committees
Messrs
R. D. Bell
K. K. Scott
Democrats
New Mexico
Pecos Valley
Doctor Walter to Wed Miss Broadbent in Philadelphia
Dr Walter and Miss Florence Broadbent are to marry at her Philadelphia home on Tuesday July 26 at six o'clock. Dr Walter formerly of Waterloo Ia will travel to Europe and eastern cities before returning to Waterloo to open his office in late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.cc. Alexander
Frederick J. Walter
Dr. Walter
Florence Broadbent
Philadelphia
Europe
Waterloo
School board names replacements for high school staff
The board appoints teachers to fill vacancies in the high school and grades. General utility teacher will replace Miss Carolne Hawkins, Zoe Ferguson of St Joseph Missouri will teach mathematics, and Esther Dunlap of Pontiac Illinois will replace Miss Julia Porter in the grades. The science position in the high school remains unfilled.
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Carolne Hawkins
Zoe Ferguson
St. Joseph
Durwood
Esther Dunlap
Pontiac, Sr
Julia Porter
Pinchot Forest Ally Heads West to Back Two Candidates
Gifford Pinchot plans a California swing to stump for Hiram Johnson in the gubernatorial race and to promote William Kent in opposition to incumbent congressman McKinlay. The move follows a Roosevelts era alliance and clashes with the old line Republican organization in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gifford Pinchot
Theodore Roosevelt
United States Forester
California
Hiram Johnson
Lincoln-Roosevelt League of California
Pinchot
Roosevelt
Marshall Stimson
Los Angeles
Johnson
Mr. Pinchot
William Kent
Congress
McKinlay
Wool Market Steady in St Louis with Price Ranges
The Wool Market in St Louis on July 12 reports steady prices. Territory and western mediums sold at 18 to 22, fine mediums at 16 to 17, and fine at 12 to 14.
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St. Louis
School Board Names Three More Teachers
The board of education elected three new teachers and appointed Capt. M.S. Murray as superintendent of construction at the new High school. It instructed the secretary to buy a large flag for each building and awarded E. L. Cooper the painting contract for Central school exterior. Cooper is currently painting the roof. The term opens September 12 and closes May 20. Miss Gladys Tingle of Childress Texas is a Texas University graduate.
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Board of Education
M.S. Murray
E. L. Cooper
Cooper
Gladys Tingle
Childress
Texas
Texas Uni
Market Report From Kansas City Stock Yards
Cattle receipts total 9 000 with 3 000 southern cattle. Market steady with native steers 4.75 to 8.00, southern steers 4.00 to 6.00, cows 2.50 to 4.50, feeders 3.25 to 5.40, bulls 3.25 to 4.65, calves 4.00 to 8.50, western steers 4.50 to 7.50, western cows 3.00 to 5.25. Hog receipts 15 000 market steady to 5 cents lower. bulk 8.45 to 8.75. Pigs 8.50 to 8.85. Sheep receipts 7 000 market steady. muttons 3.75 to 4.50, lambs 6.50 to 7.50, fed wethers 4.00 to 5.00, fed western ewes 3.50 to 4.25.
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Kansas City
Weaver Returns Home After Health Visit
J. R. Weaver, who spent three months here seeking better health, left this morning for Louisiana Missouri. He is the uncle of Mrs. R. C. Nisbet and roomed with Miss Marie M. Holt. Weaver purchased the Alston 160 acre property northwest of town and may relocate to make it his home.
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J. R. Weaver
Louisiana
R. C. Nisbet
Marie M. Holt
Weaver
Alston Place
Tragic Death of Hon Charles Rolls in English Flying Meet
Bournemouth England July 12 A dramatic fatal accident ends England's first flying tournament of the year as Hon Charles S Rolls third son of Lord Llangattock dies when his Wright biplane collapses after a tail piece snaps off. Rolls skull is fractured and he dies almost instantly amid a crowd of spectators. Au Denars Swiss aviator also escapes injury in a separate trial when his monoplane overturns. Rolls recently gained fame for a Dover to France return flight.
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Bournemouth
Eng
England
Charles S. Rolls
Llangattock
Rolls
Lord
Au Denars
Dover
France
Fire Destroys Campbellton Center Leaving Thousands Homeless
A massive fire in Campbellton Bathurst N B yesterday and last night left about five thousand people homeless. The blaze destroyed much of the town including mills, the Intercolonial station and round house, hundreds of cars, two churches, two banks and numerous dwellings. Estimated losses reach three million with up to two deaths feared.
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Bathhurst
N. B
Campbellton
America
Pastors H Van Valkenburg to Host Parish Reception
Rev and Mrs H Van Valkenburg invite the First Methodist Episcopal church congregation and friends to a reception at the parsonage 308 W 5th St Wednesday from eight to ten p m The public announcements refer to owl invitations.
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H. van Valkenburg
The
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. 5Th St
Warranty Deeds and Real Estate Transfers Listed
Legal notices record transfers and deeds including Ballard to Ballard Lot 11 Sec 30 and NW quarter Sec 31 Tp 8 S R 24 E for 1 dollar, Bell and Baker to Daugherty SW Sec 14 Tp 12 S R 25 E subject to taxes, Bond to Hedspott south 300 feet of Lot 2 South Highlands for 450 dollars, quit claim 629 10 E half of SW Sec 23 Tp 13 S R 25 E and artesian well interest for 1 dollar, Murrell to Slaughter half interest in artesian well and water rights for 10 dollars, Woodruff administrator to D Reynolds Elk 29 Kenna for 350, Jaffa to Bedell Lot 59 Leas subdivision for 1 dollar, Wranosky to Crazier lots 7 8 9 Wranosky Orchard with water right for 1 dollar.
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R. L. Ballard
C. L. Ballard
J. D. Bell
F. E. Baker
C. M. Daugherty
S. R
W. R. Bond
R. R. Hedspott
South Highlands
W. S. Murrell
Geo. M. Slaughter
L. A. Woodruff
Henry Woodruff
Darius Reynolds
Elk
Kenna
J. J. Jaffa
Ella Lea Bedell
Leas Subdivision
J. S. Wranosky
A G. Crazier
Good Roads Rally in Charleston Draws Officials and Citizens
In Charleston South Carolina July 12 auto mobileists county and municipal officials and agricultural and commercial representatives gathered for a large rally to promote good roads sentiment and improved highway infrastructure.
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Charleston
S. C
Movement proposed to make South Carolina highways premier
A movement was inaugurated proposing to upgrade the state highways to be second to none in the South. The plan aims to improve roads across South Carolina, elevating transportation infrastructure and regional pride.
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South Carolina
South
Odd Fellows Lead In Piano Contest
The current tallies show the Odd Fellows still ahead in the piano contest with the Mothers Club close behind. The readable text lists multiple groups and figures, including Baptist Ladies and Christian Ladies, and mentions St. Mary's Hospital in connection with related notices.
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ODD Fellows
Mother’s Club
Eel Baptist
St. Mary’s Hospital
Advertising writers meet in Omaha for annual convention
Ad writers and illustrators gather in Omaha Nebraska on July 12 for their annual convention. Gentlemen who craft appealing copy for Bala hay Dr Cool's Health Underwear and Mile a Minute automobiles are the guests and will be elaborately entertained with sessions. Indianapolis is a candidate for the 1911 convention.
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Omaha
Neb
Dr. Cool
Nebraska
Indianapolis
Shrine Temple Installation Draws Nobles to Macon
Several hundred Nobles traveled to Macon Georgia on July 12 to assist in establishing Alb SIdah temples of Shriners. The day began with a public barbecue and will feature a grand parade in the afternoon followed by the temple's instillation of officers and a large banquet.
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Macon
Model Country School Opens in Emporia District
Model country school established east of Emporia as part of the state wide institute for normal training workers. Pupils of the district will spend part of their summer vacation to supply the raw material for education in a bucolic little red seacol house.
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Emporia
Kan
Local Social and Business Notes Include Travels and Health News
Miss Grace Ferguson returns from Carlsbad where she studied stenography with her sister Miss Julia Ferguson who plans a trip to New England. Mr. Barnett leaves for Kentucky after tending his farm east of town. Fred Nolen of Moore fountain underwent appendicitis surgery at St Marys Hospital and is recovering. Thomas Noonan arrives from Chicago for a several day sighting visit. J A Cox of Chickasha Oklahoma visits the Main street jot near First Street and Home Bakery. Dr and Mrs G A Lipp return from a Carlsbad visit. Dr J Wagner heads to Hagerman to oversee a new school building project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ferguson
Carlsbad
Julia Ferguson
New England
Mr. Barnett
Kentucky
Fred Nolen
Moore Fountain
St. Mary’s Hospital
Thomas Noonan
Chicago
J. A. Cox
Chickasha
Okla
First Street
G.A. Lipp
J. Wagner
Hagerman
Weather Observations Roswell New Mexico July 12
U S Weather Bureau local report from Roswell New Mexico dated July 12 notes a maximum temperature of 90 degrees, a minimum of 64, mean 77 and 6 inches of precipitation. Wind from the southwest at 3 miles per hour with clear weather. Compared with last year the extremes are 99/63, and the 15 year record shows a high of 101 in 1905 and a low of 54 in 1897.
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Roswell
N. M
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McAslin
Bakerwell Studio
W. 4
Daniel Drug CO
Morrison Bros.’ Store
Keyser
Portiers
Morrison Bros. & CO
U. S
U. S. Weather Bureau
Finley Rubber CO
Goodrich and Fisk Tires
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