Goldbugs fall to Sedalia in Valley League opener
Sedalia edge Sedalia? No, analysis: Sedalia 4? Springfield 1? The text is garbled. Summary cannot be provided accurately.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
4
Sedalia edge Sedalia? No, analysis: Sedalia 4? Springfield 1? The text is garbled. Summary cannot be provided accurately.
A patient testimonial credits Dr Miles Heart Cure and related products with curing dizzy spells, heart palpitation, and fatigue after prior medical help faltered. The letter notes improved sleep and ability to work, claiming the remedy saved the writer's life. Endorsed by Mrs. R. H. Burch of Burch, South Dakota.
In a doubleheader yesterday Iola and Pittsburg split with one win each. First game details are unclear with broken OCR data showing Pittsburg 71 and batteries Morgan Armstrong Reid McDonald. Second game Pittsburg 1082 with Root Armstrong Torrie McDonald listed in battery notes.
The Champions defeated the Miners by a margin noted in a local Nevada matchup. Details on score or date are unclear but the result favors the Champions.
Leavenworth snapped an eighteen game drought with a narrow win over Fort Scott. The score was close throughout with Leavenworth finishing 53 to 52 as Batteries Zeller and Redmond led Cravens and Cheek in a tense league contest.
Big John Schranz injured Shor ty Howell forcing his retirement from the game and Smith substituted. The Goldbugs lack a captain and need leadership from Tack Allen to boost teamwork. Joplin center fielder Wooliver sulked and refused a long drive. Captain Allen benched him and fined him. Umpire Collins in Sedalia faces charges for a $15 board bill in Pittsburg, Kas., with Sedalia players likely to contribute to pay the bill.
Two special trains run Saturday morning June 27 via the Katy offering $2.50 round trip to St Louis and back for travelers planning a quick excursion.
Judge Truxel disposed of many cases this morning. Ira MacDaniels proprietor of the Commercial hotel was fined $10 for disturbing the peace by loud vulgar language. Maurice Davis charged with the same offense was dismissed. Eight drunks were each assessed $5, most members of the Rock Island construction gang.
Miss Lydia Berry and Miss May Bard entertained about thirty youths Monday evening at Miss Berry's home as a compliment to Messrs Noah Airhart and Ollie Ditlow who depart soon for Winslow Arizona. Games and music followed by delicious refreshments.
The Young People's Society held a large social at Miss Anna Brill's home 315 East Eleventh Street yesterday afternoon and evening. Ice cream and cake were served and a mandolin club including Leonard Glenn Charley Roy Willie Waldman and Ed Brill provided music. The event raised a neat sum and drew a good crowd.
Miss Lillian Brown hosted a gathering of friends last night for Noah Airhart and Ollie Ditlow who will depart soon for an extended western trip. Games and music preceded refreshments with Miss Hattie Gerge winning the ladies prize and John Blue the gentlemen’s prize.
Arrangements for a benefit baseball game at League Park on July 2 feature a series against Nevada. Sedalia baseball management will donate 20 percent of receipts to flood sufferers. Local merchants Albert Kahn and S. M. Hodges provide tickets. admission is 25 cents. Mayor Gilbert appeals for aid, noting over 35 000 depend on the city as donations come in from Kansas and beyond. Many have lost clothing and endure severe hardship.
June Perry hosted about fifty children on Tuesday afternoon at the Perry home on South Kentucky Street. Games entertained the youngsters and a fish pond souvenir activity delighted guests while refreshments of ices cakes and fruit were served.
An advertisement claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous membranes can be cured by constitutional remedies. It asserts most cases stem from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulators are sent free. product sold by Druggists for 75 cents.
East bound trains Flyer No 2 and No 4 depart Sedalia at 9 10 a m and 7 10 p m with No 64 way freight and flyers No 3 at 3 12 a m 8 40 a m and departures at 3 17 a m 9 00 a m. North bound trains depart Warsaw at 8 30 a m and 11 45 a m with arrivals to Sedalia at 19 40 a m.
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