Iola Defeats Sedalia in Low-Scoring Bout
Iola won 10 to 8 against Sedalia in a stubborn football clash. The Goldbugs suffered as Risley led a strong offensive surge to widen the gap late in the game.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1903
Page
4
Rube Farrell Bumped as Iola Wins Slugfest
Iola defeated Sedalia in a high scoring game after Farrell was removed in the second inning. Cates replaced him but could not stop the onslaught as Iola again took the second contest in yesterday’s Missouri Valley League action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cates
An Iola
Sedalia versus Iola baseball score by innings
Score by innings Sedalia 0 0 4 0 0 2 0 2 0 8 Iola 0 4 0 0 3 0 3 2 1 10 Earned runs Sedalia 3 Iola 2 Two base hits Ford Mil sap Wind Three base hits Reed Root Armstrong Sacrifice hits White Lawtner Reed Henley Bases on balls Kililay 3 Cates 2 Struck out Kililay 7 Wild pitches Kililay Cates Umpire La France
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Bowers
White
Schrant
Rohn
Ford
Emchner
Reid
Lee
Cates
Iola Abhpa
Risley
Watson
Milsap
Armstrong
C Root
Rfiaa
Scroggins
Wind
Henley
Killilay
Iola
Reed
Root
Lawtner
Kililay
hLa France
Joplin Beats Fort Scott In Poor Exhibition
A miserable baseball game at Fort Scott yesterday ended with Joplin scoring seven to five. Weldy delivered heavy hitting with two three base hits and a home run on errors. Batteries Craig and Cheek plus Morton and Stoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Joplin
Weldy
Craig
Cheek
Morton
Stoner
Leavenworth Defeats Springfield In Tight Batterball Contest
Leavenworth defeated Springfield 12 to 1 on the Leavenworth grounds with sharp defense and timely hits. Springfield struggled to score as Leavenworth fielding and pitching limited the visitors, with Shoop and Henry behind the plate and Lar ter and Kane in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Springfield
Leavnworth
Levnwrth
Shoop
Henry
Larter
Kane
Schmidt
Kipling tale to start in next Sunday's Sentinel
The Sentinel announces the serial publication of Rudyard Kipling's The Light That Failed beginning next Sunday. The feature will run in installments, inviting readers to follow the novelist's dramatic narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudyard Kipling
Sentinel
Real Estate Transfers Feature Multiple Land Deals
Stella H Meredith and husband transfer 100 acres in Longwood township to Scott H Marshall for 4000 dollars. John I Funk sells northeast corner property at 1d and Kentucky to Mamie P Rochlette for 400 dollars. Jesse A Weathers and wife convey undivided interest in Lamonte town property to Milton D Scott for 140 dollars. Nettie Glass sells undivided Lamonte interest to Milton D Scott for 140 dollars. Lucy J Edwards et al transfer Lamonte undivided interest to Milton D Scott for 600 dollars. Joanna T Walters conveys 16 7 percent interest in Lamonte property to Milton D Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella H. Meredith
Scott H. Marshall
Longwood Township
Ton D. Scott
Lamonte
Nettie Glass
Milton D. Scott
Lucy J. Edwards
Scott
Lizzie Lusta Woodward
Peyton N. Weathers
Grover C
Harlan C. Weathers
John P. Collins
Reuben Warbritton
Smithton Township
Samuel Drewmeyer
Lucy West
Sedalia
Mabel Beiler
William H. Powell
Broadway
Massachusetts Streets
J. E. Thompson
J. C. Kirchner
Lettie Kitchner
Green Ridge
Theodore Shelton
J. D. Greer
Frances P. Boulware
Green Ridge Township
A. P. Morey
Pettis County
G. L
R. A. Bennett
Charles A. Thomas
M. M. Stevenson
Sedalia Township
Deeds Transferred in Various Townships and Summers Cartons
Guardians and guardianships transfer undivided land interests in Lamonte La monte and Cedar and Heaths Creek townships with prices listed. A Sheriff deed and other WD transfers occur in Sedalia and Beaman townships. An English Grand Lodge official praises Peruna for summer colds in a Chicago letter.
Pauline Paragraphs Local visits and land transfers listed
Jake Mowyer and family visit Deepwater as new survey and harness purchases noted. Several weekend visits and property transactions appear, including parcels in Sedalia township and Lamonte, with multiple names and monetary values.
Katy Line Offers Tourist Sleeper And Homeseeker Tickets
A list of railroad fare offers and land transfers includes Katy tickets for homeseekers to various territories and states, through sleeper service from St Louis, plus numerous property transactions in Sedalia and Dresden townships with prices ranging from $160 to $17,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
City of Mexico
Katy
Homeseek
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Northwest
St Louis
California
Miss McCoy Awarded Medal in Sedalia Vocal Contest
Miss Grace McCoy won the medal at the Sedalia College of Music vocal contest held in the Music Hall. Judges included Prof. Waddell Miss Lois Price and Mrs B F Martin as contestants Agnes Scott Longan Jessie Lowe Daisy McCoy Clara Hunter and Hattie Hammond performed Irish Lullaby Needham was the entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia College of Music Hall
Marion Felvira Jones
Needham
Agnes Scott Longan
Jessie Lowe
Daisy
Grace McCoy
Clara Hunter
Hattie Hammond
Prof. Waddel
Warrensburg
Lois Price
Lamonte
B. F. Martin
Sedalia
B. G. Wilkerson
Theodore Shelton
Granite Lodge Plans Special Meeting for First Degree
Granite Lodge No. 272 A F and A M will hold a special communication Friday at 8 PM. Work will be in the first degree. All Master Masons are invited. GEO. E. McNEIL W M S M HODGES Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Cemetery
A. F
Briggs Sentenced for Coat Theft by Justice Rogers
Robert Briggs received a 20 day jail term this morning from Justice Rogers after pleading guilty to stealing a coat from Jacob Healer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Briggs
Justice Rogers
Lost Opal Brooch Pin Recovered Reward Offered
Lost a lady's opal brooch pin with reward for return. Finder please bring to Elks Hotel cigar stand. Sentinel want ads promise quick returns with three lines for 25 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Hotel
Sentinel
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Yola
Dalia
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Athletic and Sporting Goods
W. Main St
Pittsburg
Nevada
Rellihan
McDill
McLear
Burson
Willard and
Vanderhill
Railway
John I. Funk
Mamie P. Rochlette
Kentucky
Jesse A. Weathers
Mil
Joanna T. Walters
Milton D
Davis Woodward
Guardian and
Cur
Minnie V. Davis
Gene Vanatta
Love
E. Jennie Morey
John C. Muller
Cedar Township
Mutual Benefit Building and Loan Association
B. F. Sanford
East Sedalia
J. G. Dillard
Frank T. Cain
W. J. Collins
Earl J
Stevenson
Beaman Township
Jennie B. Kempers
Heath’s Creek Township
Isabella Ellen Bavens
Grand Lodge of Free Masons
England
Madame Isabella ElJen Bavens
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Madame Isabella Ellen Baveas
Jake Mowyer
Deepwater
Sur
Rey and Harness
M.S. Botts
D. H. Reavis
Hubert Sunday
C. H. Vannatta
Iness
T. M. Pemberton
Rtain
Pauline
M. H. DeJarnette
R. M. Scotten
Cole Camp
W. Castle
Ind
Mary Rapple
Kate Hurley
City of
Bettie S. Skinner
C. A. Thomas
Samuel W. Castle
Chas
Mary C. Long
J. M. DeJarnett
Main Street
Bet
Kentucky and Moniteau
A. Thomas
Chester Winch
Hattie E
J. R. Dickey
J. K. Godbuy
Charles F. Peabody
Falk
A. S. Ebersole
Maria A. Peabody
C. F. Peabody
J. W. Rowlette
Frederick C. Squire
West Harrison Avenue
Kansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
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Mexico
Arizona
Mexican Central Railway
Old Mexico
Jennie E. Brown
Fred B. Eckles
Dresden Township
E. W. Schultz
John Ira
Frederick B. Eckles
W. H. van Wagner
Isom Smith
Morgan Street
Lamine and
Wash
Ington
W. F. Hansberger
H. Ek. Owens
Rebecca Beck
Henry Willis
Moniteau St
C. C .Donnahue
J. P. Moffitt
Washington Avenue
Montgomery
Samuel
Miss McCoy
Masonic
A. M
Nally
Geo. E. McNeil, W. M
S. M. Hodges
New York
George A Cullen
Adams ST
Chicago
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Bell Phone
McLaughlin Bros
Ohio Street
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