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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
8
Lawson of Indiana starred as Sedalia defeated Chanute 7 to 2. Burson and Ford fueled the offense with multiple hits while Vandine, Gross, and Schranz starred in the field. Umpire Collins provided comic relief as Sedalia moved into the lead late.
Chanute and Sedalia prepare for a two game set with a 2 p.m. opener. Tomlin is slated to pitch for Sedalia, while penalties and umpire conduct are debated by the Sentinel. Burson and Vandine contribute stolen bases as Chanute suffers several miscues and base runners in a tight day at the diamond.
The Ft. Scott Triffane notes Henderson struck out eleven Monday, a record for the home diamond. Nevada’s St. John and Kahl were among those who fanned, while Little Haary Cheek also struck out thrice. Henderson, 19, has been proving himself in the Tiree U League.
Springfield defeated Nevada 3 to 1 in eleven innings after a scoreless start. Kane struck out nineteen for Springfield, Cates twelve for Nevada. The game moved to this field due to the woodmen's picnic. Final line shows Springfield 3 runs 6 hits 2 errors, Nevada 1 run 5 hits 3 errors. Batteries Kane and Schmidt. Cates and Cheek.
Jefferson City opened Wednesday with a 1 to 0 victory as Lawtner hit and Scroggins bunt fueled a seventh inning run. Millsap threw wide on the bunt, giving Jeff City the lone score with Courtwright North batteries opposing Stinson Karan. Umpire Hoffman.
The baseball park at Jefferson City was sold to E T Holryschneider for 5750 dollars. He stated he did not know his plans, and might continue it as a park or cut it up to build building lots.
Fort Scott fell 4 to 2 as Joplin capitalized on errors and rough hitting. McBill singled in an earned run for Fort Scott, while Denmmy and Snooks opposed Reust and Weex with strong defense.
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