Champions Are Succeeded by Four Clubs with Stick Work
Four field hockey clubs edge past the champions as the season moves into a new round of matches. Key players from each side powered the upset with strong stick work and quick counterattacks.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1904
Page
4
Four field hockey clubs edge past the champions as the season moves into a new round of matches. Key players from each side powered the upset with strong stick work and quick counterattacks.
Seabaugh of Pittsburg leads the May batting averages with a .317 mark after playing 143 games before a midmonth retirement due to a broken leg. Iola and Joplin top club batting with all players above .200, Sedalia fifth behind Iola, Joplin, Springfield and Leavenworth.
In a tense series opener Sedalia rallied after spotting Ft. Scott three runs, winning 5 4 in ten innings as Hutter misplayed a routine ball allowing the winning run. Topeka then fell to Joplin 10 5 amid defensive miscues, while Schrant moved to Topeka in a multi player deal and Bevis returned from injury to join Sedalia.
Springfield defeated Leavenworth 8 to 3 on the Soldiers' Home field in Kansas. Despite being outbat ted the winners found hits when they counted, with Speer and Schmidt on the mound for Springfield and Cates, Smith and Ulrich for Leavenworth.
Fort Scott reports Pittsburg pushed its score up over two earned runs by sharp base running and fielding mistakes by Hester and Downs, plus a wild pitch and a Henderson pass.
The report identifies Randolph formerly with Joplin and Pitcher Haggerty a fireman from Kansas City as the two players involved.
That wears well and looks bright, is the kind we sell. Arlington Pharmacy highlights durable, stylish products in a concise shop blurb.
Richard Fowler, a young man living four miles east, was bitten on the right hand by a rattlesnake while picking strawberries at his home about 10 this morning. Dr A H Heaton cauterized the wound and the patient was reported improving this afternoon. Fowler is son of Mrs J L Fowler and brother of mail carrier John Fowler and Jay Fowler of Sedalia.
The U D C will adjourn for the summer after a meeting this afternoon at Mrs Collins home on West Seventh street.
A reader asks where to get a good ice cream float at Farris' as the preferred local soda shop.
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