Goldbugs defeat Miners 3 to 0 in second league game
In a Thursday double header at League Park the Goldbugs blanked Sedalia 3 to 0 behind Dunn pitching. Curtis and Burgan provided solid defense with two errors and Smith starred in right and center. The game featured fast fielding, a wild throw by Dunn, and a late Sedalia rally fizzling in the eighth and ninth.
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Goldbugs
League Park
Dunn
Curtis
Smith
Kansas
Schrader
Neville
Wickizer
White
Rohn
Harrison
Schrant
Lawson
Burson
Tuller
Schranz
Neiither
Vandine
Sehrant
Wickster
Gray
Underwood
Rhe Joplin
Sedalia
Sedalia AB
le Wadding
Redlin
Double Header at Nevada Nabs Split Victory
Nevada and Chanute split a doubleheader in Nevada Missouri on July 11. First game went eleven innings with Chanute beating Nevada 2 to 1 as Nevada dropped a fly ball for the final out. Second game Nevada won 7 to 1 behind Torrie and Cheek while Chanute managed 1 run on 2 hits.
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Nevada
Chanute
Driscoll
Smith
Cheek
Jones
Brophy
Torrie and
Woodbury
Springfield Takes Both In Doubleheader
Springfield, Mo., July 11. Springfield swept both games from Jefferson City as the visitors struggled in the field. First game ended 10-3 with Springfield 10 runs on 12 hits and 4 errors, Jefferson City 3 runs on 11 hits and 6 errors. Batteries Craig McDowell Lawtner O Halloran. Second game 10-4 Springfield 10 on 13 hits and 5 errors, Jefferson City 4 on 6 hits and 9 errors. Batteries Jones McDowell Cartwright O Halloran.
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Springfield
Jefferson City
Craig
McDowell
Lawtner
O'Halloran
Jones
Cartwright
Fort Scott shuts out Tola in 9 to 0 baseball
Fort Scott nosed out Tola 9 to 0 at Fort Scott Kansas on July 14 with Millsap benched in the fourth inning for an insult. An exhibition game of five innings followed, Iola winning 5 to 4. Batteries Cravens Moore Millsap Morgan and Harvey.
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Fort Scott
Harrington Dies in Tragic Incident
Sleep Ury of Fort Scott, formerly a roommate with the Dallas club, was linked to the death of pitcher Charles Harrington who was killed last week. Ury.
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Harrington
Ury
Fort Scott
Dallas
Charles Harrington
Sedalia Baseball Notes Show Strong Pitching and Errors
Sedalia pitchers look solid when supported. Thomas pitched a shutout once, Curtis misplayed a pop up, and Schranz stood out at second base. A dramatic double play saved the second game with bases loaded, and the season schedule lists upcoming series across multiple cities through September.
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Sedalia
Thomas
Curtis
Smith
Kansas
John” Schranz
Burson
Rohn
Family notes from Pauline Missouri announce visits and injuries
PAULINE PARAGRAPHS Pauline Mo July 9 Mr A Clark and family of Sedalia spent Sunday with his brother W J Clark and returned home Monday Arch Dill is back home from Colorado Cary Edmonson broke his limb just above the ankle while playing Saturday and was taken to the hospital at Sedalia About a year ago he had his limb broke by a tree falling on him while cutting wood Miss Edna OBannon of Sedalia employed at the St Louis Clothing company is at home this week.
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Pauline
A. Clark
Sedalia
W. J. Clark
Arch Dill
Colorado
Cary Edmonson
Edna O'Bannon
St. Louis Clothing Company
Cas tle supports Sedalia club and seeks Dem nomination
A friend of Squire W J Castle reports that rumors claim Castle seeks the Democratic nomination as representative based on a baseball record. The article notes Castle was an avowed candidate before there was a team and supplied funds to help Sedalia join the league, and he remains invested in the club's welfare urging stronger management.
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Squire W. J. Castle
the Sentinel
Castle
Mr. Castle
Sedalia
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Tola
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Iola
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Xcess Gazette
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KE. T. Thompson
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