Shop Lifters Fall to Defeat 1 to 0
The Shop Lifters were defeated yesterday with a 1 to 0 score. The game outcome shows a close contest and a narrow loss for the Shop Lifters.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1905
Page
4
The Shop Lifters were defeated yesterday with a 1 to 0 score. The game outcome shows a close contest and a narrow loss for the Shop Lifters.
The Shop Lifters lost 1 to 0 as timely hits failed and fielding gaps kept runners stranded. Zoellers was injured on a steal attempt in the seventh as Springfield avoided further trouble and Sedalia left with a slim defeat.
Superintendent O Donovan oversees Forest Park theatre repairs for fair week. Forest Park theatre to open with new scenery and seating for hundreds. Local talent led by Arthur Koock to present high class vaudeville and stunts during state fair week.
A Rock Island line wreck near Windsor injures engineer McElrath and fireman Marvin of Eldon Missouri. A bystander, W. M. Meadows of St. Louis, injures a foot by stepping on a nail. The fast St. Louis passenger train was derailed by adjacent box cars blown onto the track.
A large crowd gathered on the church lawn for St Petrick’s parish social last evening. Lanterns lit the grounds as the ladies sold tickets and raised funds for the parish through the event.
The quarterly conference of the First M E Church, postponed Wednesday night due to the storm, was held last night and the regular business was dispensed with.
The pills act as a tonic not a drastic purge and cure head ache constipation biliousness and jaundice. Early Risers are small easy to take and act. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
J. M. Licklider endorses flour brands 3 Flour and Vigoral Health as top picks, asserting quality and reliability for bakers and households. The claim centers on product superiority and consumer trust in these brands.
The Wichita Beacon reports turmoil in minor league baseball with Tom Lilleard and Baker of Joplin clamoring over a pennant, low pay, and disputed salaries. It notes Guthrie’s franchise sale collapse, Sprinzfeld stock aims to raise 12000, and a canning factory injury to Ida Douglass who escaped worse than scalping.
Local notes list residents and visitors with whereabouts and visits to Lexington Kansas City Houstonia Denver Pueblo Boulder Warrensburg and Chicago. Mentions include Miss Tot Campbell and Miss Lula Dixon guests, Col. Harriman and Col. Waters arrivals, and state fair related transit updates for East Sedalia Forest Park and fair grounds schedules.
Mr. Cozart had the money ready Monday morning and prepared to assume control. He leased his bowling alley for the rest of the season at considerable expense. Guthrie’s last minute, unbusinesslike action surprised him and caused notable inconvenience.
Foley's Honey and Tar touted to give immediate relief to asthma sufferers in severe stages and to effect a cure if taken early. Sold by Arlington pharmacy.
In Brooklyn an elderly woman 67 was found dead by hanging in her Grove Street apartment after grasping the summons and complaint in an absolute divorce suit filed by her husband. She had warned the suit would kill her, and the discontinuance of the suit was later linked to her death by self harm.
Regulates stomachs and bowels and soothes little ones for a natural, healthy sleep. Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promoted as a children's bene factor. 35 cents. W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Tomorrow is wash day again at the Monarch Laundry. Send the family washing while you finish chores. Call 183 and our wagon will call. Monarch Laundry at 606 South Ohio Street.
H A Bremer was fined 50 dollars plus costs by Justice D Kinsey for violating the Sunday closing law after a prior hung jury. Jurors listed include Peter Lane C F Kibby E J Stevenson W O Stanley W C Se bring and Perry Deweese.
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Schooley who died Thursday will be held Saturday at 8 30 in the morning. The interment will take place at Tipton.
A successful church social was hosted Thursday evening at Miss Eula Wise’s home, 701 East Thirteenth Street, by the ladies of the Second Congregational church. Attendance was large and funds for the church were augmented.
The August Sale presents a comprehensive storewide reduction with sections contributing to the aggregation of merchandise sold at half to a third off regular prices.
Brandt and Grote promote Vigoral Health and Big S flour products. No other details provided.
Local Anbieter F F Mulcahy advertises the sale of Flourwarrants S and Vigoral as the best flour brands.
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