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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1902
Page
8
Nevada loses 1 to 0 at Jefferson City as Cates allows no hits while two batters reach on walks and an error. Courtwright and O Hallo ran for Jefferson City, with Weeks making a wild throw. Nevada, no runs, five errors. Jefferson City, one run, no hits, no errors.
In Sedalia, on a muggy August Sunday, Fort Scott defeated Sedalia 11 to 1. Cravens and Curtis pitched for Fort Scott while Cedalia, Curtis and Burson handled Sedalia's defense amid a flurry of errors that doomed the locals. Fort Scott tallied 8 hits and Sedalia 12 with no errors for Sedalia listed.
In Joplin Missouri on Sunday the mud slowed play and the game ended after eleven innings with a 6 6 tie. Joplin scored 6 runs on 12 hits with 5 errors while Jola had 6 runs on 11 hits with 4 errors. Batteries Beust and Meeks for Joplin Morgan and Kusae for Jola.
Chanute defeats Springfield 1 to 0 in Chanute Kas on August 11. Chanute tallies 1 run on 4 hits with 2 errors while Springfield goes scoreless with 4 hits and 7 errors. Batteries Relihan and Brophy for Chanute Spingfield Miller and Schmidt. Umpire Bruner.
Fort Scott baseball management will deduct five dollars per month from players to build a fund for each to return home after the season, creating a travel bailout.
Tomorrow is an off day in the league. Springfield will open here Wednesday. The PD D D ball club of this city will play the Smithton club Saturday. The Sedalia Reserves vs Clinton game was rained out Sunday. Pitcher Thomas, released by the Goldliues, left Sunday for St Joseph. Springfield roasted when Nevada sold Chinn for 100 dollars. How much did Springfield get for Kane. No boats at Liberty park Sunday called off Camp Branch and W O W game. Friends of Dummy Burson cheer as he hits twice in Saturdays game and Sundays two. Prof Hawkins writes Sedalia is playing faster and better than ever and on track for the pennant.
J. W. McClain P. T. A. Sedalia Missouri promotes low rates in a short notice. The ad invites readers to view the ads below the Great Seal for details and provides contact through Sedalia Missouri offices.
Round trip tickets sold on the first and third Tuesday of each month to the southwest, northwest, and north. Tickets valid for 21 days from purchase. This program targets travelers seeking affordable routes and flexible travel windows.
Proportionate rates to Glenwood Springs Salt Lake and Ogden shown for June July September and October 1902. Dates listed include June 1 21 25 30 July 14 31 August 15 22 25 29 and September 11 15 with travel from Colorado.
Colorado round trips priced at 17 85 with several travel windows June to August and into September. Additional routes to Pueblo Denver Colorado Springs Glenwood Springs are ten dollars higher while Salt Lake and Ogden are fifteen dollars higher except Aug 1–14 when Salt Lake and Ogden cost ten dollars more. Tickets valid until October 31 1902.
Advertises daily sales to many resorts with return by October 31. Lists sample rates: Fox Lake 18.50, Lake Geneva 17.05, Milwaukee 17.80, Green Lake 18.95, plus numerous other pickup points. Calls readers to contact for full information.
San Francisco price listed at 46.85 dollars for travel to Los Angeles. Tickets valid July 29 to August 2 through 10, with return by September 30. Stopovers allowed at Colorado Utah and California points. Further details available in person.
The notice lists fair promotions with sale periods from August 26 to September 2 in Bunceton and September 1 to 6 in Harrisonville. Prices shown include 1.60 and 2.60, with event dates and locations noted for community attendance.
At Perth Springs the Presbyterian Assembly hosts W. J. Bryan Day on August 15. A special train leaves Sedalia at 9:00 am and returns from Warrensburg in the evening. The discourse center is titled A Conquering Nation. The event costs 70 cents.
A special train to Jefferson City will run on August 28 with a round trip fare of $1.25. Passengers are advised to arrive early and bring tickets for boarding.
Des Moines reports $8.15 round trip fares offered by Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. for travel September 12 to 15 with a good limit.
The Old Home advertises rail fares from Western Ohio Central Indiana and Louisville Kentucky selling September 2 6 16 and 23 at one fare plus two dollars with dates in October including 2 3 4 and 5 selling to Indiana Ohio east to Pittsburgh Parkersburg Erie Dunkirk Buffalo Niagara Falls and Toronto one flat fare good to November 3 with thirty day limit.
G A BR SE3 55 offers round trip to Washington D C with travel on October 2 3 4 and 5 good to October 14 with privilege to extend to November 3.
One way tickets to Washington Oregon and British Columbia start at 27.85 with many fares lower. To Salt Lake Ogden Pocatello Dillon Butte Helena Anaconda and intermediate points 22.85. Livingston Logan Cincinnati etc 20.85. Billings Sheridan and intermediates 17.85. Tickets sold daily in September and October 1902. Come see us or write for details.
California advertises a monthly travel offer for main line southbound routes during September and October. It notes a $26.85 fare one way and mentions three tourist sleepers routed weekly through to California on the Scenic Route.
Round trips to Cole Camp will be sold August 13 14 15 and 16 with tickets for return to the south. J W McClain agent.
Sunday sales offer one way fares for round trips from Boonville Sedalia Sedalia Clinton with listed limits. Details include return prices from Columbia Moberly Springfield and other points with dates in July August and September. See Katy agent for cheap rates to Colorado Utah Minnesota Michigan and South Dakota during summer conventions.
W G Moore of Sedalia, a representative for Swofford & Co of Kansas City, has rented the property. Holden will remove to take over the premises.
Property of Mrs. Julia Ramp at Hold en and Broad streets will move here September 1. War rensburg Star reports the relocation event and dates.
An illustrated pamphlet from Jas C. Pond G P A Milwaukee invites readers to visit Lake Villa, Waukesha, Wau pace, Fifield, Batternet, and other famed Wisconsin Central Railway resort getaways for a refreshing trip.
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