Springfield Spurs Past Opponent 5–0 in Monday Game
The Springfield team cruised to a 5 0 victory as pitcher Thomas allowed ten hits and six walks. Kane dominated on the mound, remaining invincible throughout the contest.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1902
Page
8
The Springfield team cruised to a 5 0 victory as pitcher Thomas allowed ten hits and six walks. Kane dominated on the mound, remaining invincible throughout the contest.
Springfield blanked Sedalia 5 to 0 as Sedalia committed eight errors and Thomas yielded ten hits and six walks. Ford collected two doubles for Springfield, while Kane and teammates shut down Sedalia’s bats. The piece notes upcoming games and local viewpoints on the Missouri Valley league schedule.
Jefferson City beat Joplin 7 to 3 in Jefferson City on Monday. The game featured 10 hits for Jefferson City and 7 errors for Joplin, with Courtright and O’Halloran opposing Ragan and Wickiter in the batteries.
Fort Scott and Chanute Kansas brief item notes events and local happenings with concise spots from the two towns dated July 15. Details are readable but fragmentary, reflecting a newswire-style update.
Nevada defeated Iola 7 to 0 at the fairgrounds in Nevada Missouri. Nevada totalled 7 runs on 8 hits with 2 errors while Iola had 0 runs on 2 hits with 4 errors. Batteries were Torrie and Cheek for Nevada Millsap Harvey and Meek for Iola.
Will DeBold, Windsor manager, travels to Boonville after Windsor beat Clinton 2 to 1 last Saturday. Negotiations aim to arrange a Sedalia vs Boonville match at League Park Sunday afternoon. Tomlin, Green Ridge pitcher, may join if he signs, preferring proximity to home over Fort Scott's offer of $100 monthly.
The New York Evening Post reports the engagement of Right Rev Henry Potter bishop of New York to Mrs Alfred Corning-Clark a wealthy city and Cooperstown benefactor. Potter age 67, consecrated October 20 1883 after fifteen years as Grace Church rector. His first wife died June 29 1501 from heat after long illness.
Daniel Zook 52 a carpenter of 2432 South Third street St Louis was struck by an eastbound Missouri Pacific train at Old Manchester road while repairing the cross tie and died two hours later at City Hospital. He suffered a fractured skull two broken ribs and internal injuries. He was married.
The Bradburys, the Kansas City club, defeated the Sedalia Blues 12 to 2 at Exposition Park Sunday. A large amateur crowd witnessed the game and the Bradburys, buoyant after the victory, invite challenges from amateur teams in other states.
The Jefferson Citys are said to travel with Umpire Bruner to Iola in the morning as part of the upcoming schedule.
A baby girl about 18 months old, named Viola Wilson, was abandoned Friday night at the Meramec tie near Pacific Missouri by a woman believed to be her mother. The mother, who toured with another woman, refused to reveal her name, claiming ties to a Carondelet family. Mrs Remion, wife of a local railroad pumpman, will adopt the child.
Eu gene F Ware new commissioner of pensions will become a member of William H Lytle post in Fort Scott Kansas at the next meeting. He previously belonged but allowed his membership to lapse and asked Judge Biddle to reinstate his name in the post.
STANDARD MOWERS RAKES HAY LOADER AND PRESSES available at Queen City Implement company located 214 East Second Street.
Avansino's Ice Cream offers delivery across the city with ice cream soda priced at 50 and a new telephone line listed as 358 for orders. The ad emphasizes unsurpassed service and broad coverage.
The Nebraska Colorado Express from Kansas City departs 9 35 p m and arrives Denver 3 15 p m next day, saving three hours. The morning Denver Express leaves at 10 40 a m. Through chair cars sleepers and dining cars feature scenic Colorado route and California excursions depart weekly from Kansas City.
An old Burlington-Northern Pacific Express advertisement invites readers to describe their proposed trip for a low quote and free printed materials. It lists contact offices in Kansas City and St. Louis with R H Crozier T P A L W Wakely and Howard Elliott as officials.
A future excursion will run from Sedalia and Warrensburg to Fort Leavenworth Kansas. A large crowd including the G A R and Company E will join from this city. Round trip fare is $1.50. Warrensburg Star.
A display of buggies is shown at Queen City Implement Company located at 214 East Second Street Sedalia. The listing highlights a range of vehicles and accessories offered by the shop.
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