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r.id to announce lc for fhifflff *»ftr fU'l.nti of IIni’.a rtltdldntc for ; eotmly. »ubjw‘i io lt;’i»ai» y Cou-W. K. BP AW.COOK.n maill'tflte Ut f Prolwic Jmljff iv ni tlan of tin*li). 5HIKLEY.E PEACE.C4»lt;Jilt;latc for ! *f Pret'lnrt N**» of i he County1 ju.llcc to nil. !. W. SHtTV.LKR.i ii MBdlitNle forr. i t*» tht*nth: •‘•mvruthm. Y K l.oodlH.LK PEACE.a Mint ill Mie f*»i «• of PwJn«t No of the cVmnry IO. CAltl.TOS• uiDjencing to .ir candidate* unty*. So far to be many although it if* *xt few week* be fpll of an-attipaign tiiir-vill probably ict of officer* two or three, jin.u y for the nutty officer* ShotiUl this fall there will al good jobs, tutors none ul ill be in theie new superThe first game of the -erics between the lt;'^nenea-f.'lifton-Morenci team* ivalt; pulled off on the Clifton diamond Saturday afternoon, the contest being between Morenci and Cananca. 1’lit grandstand wa* well filled lung before the game was called and both teams * ppeared in good fot ui, although in practice it looked a* though odds were in favor of the visitors. On account of numerous reports previous to the arrival of the Cananaa team, a great many of the local fans were of the opinion that they were sluggers and of course made up their mind* that Morenci wan a dead one. Hut when Hannon entered tile box for Morenci 'he visitors’ reputation .ts sluggers soon disappeared beneath the dost and they continued to kick and swipe at the atmosphere up to the end of the ninth Inning when they gave up the ghost to the lovely tunc of 10.Moremrl Crittenden *Vwi»t*l rfQuick .....Uruhiker r • I'llrlcti nn .. M:«|Uu IfKlltprif----!Um -foul Ilrtnxi'itl i* .» • • « « •CumiiMHorn rf. ......P hits ii *jb 11. Whnht.e lb I'll rum.i i? .. . Milford If. . WrtOfy, 3b .. .. Kct*di«rdl *n Rymnf ... licit i doll L* .M.Kr.h.I* •».a.cf»if01II411oli0.. 3n0990... «0111100. . 1u1a1 .1... Siiii31(1... ±u0li0c....3u• t«»10... .3n531mmi1%1*7II«».Hi.r.hf».... 4ui0IIn... . 1oii2*2u«0iG•II. 4nii1*1n... «it»1ii0. 4(l02•n8iii2M•9... 3i*n»Itii... .3uIt14133~0.ViihTI.Morenci Hits Canaova lilts1MHI lUff iMMl-ffffl -1VIIC .lllllllil sruns against tne secondan u 7 ;; i * «Tvii.iwMf liii», iimiAkvr. rrlttoiileu; im^eou , ct in hit, off lEidtitiftrdl lt;. *.ff \O.K-y 2; Mnirlr.Mii. t«»al of tW in ly Adiiey t i»v W tialiiiK '2 It It **u inoo*. Mo- called. The rrn*:l .V Oiunoi If*. doubly i b-«. d*blpv to llmmford to Quick; Horn to lltiRftti to ‘Vhnllua (2): Hide play, 11m. in ford u* Quirk h* it Hrlrn.Morcocl ICW ltHs—nmu , am) vift iix-7Cfttuwea uiki lt;»* omt—uiiiisi uit on o.M-7The third game between Canauea and Morenci was pulled off Tuesday afternoon with the result that fan* were given a real treat, although the visitors had hard luck in the mutli inning. when the h.tsm were full and Ucardon gave a pass on balls, otherwise the contest would have lasted extra innings It was a pitchers’ battle again and Harmon held his opponents down lo four hits and ninefollowing IsC’uthbert____Neill......I layer.......Stlrrati----Uddell......Thomson Mason .Forbes......Forrest......YYagstafT... .Bennie......Extras ----hlrike-outs. score:Thethei niiAucaHorn If.......Ptitftfii. £i .... It Winding lb IMirmaii v ... vlilfurdrf Wmry 3* Itcifihnrdl . r VVlmhu* rfiLciinlim p ...Morn ur I lt;‘rlii»*i»d«inWqImI rf Quick lb ltruliAk*-r **f-. Wynne «*.. .. O Brie.. 31* .. Mn itdliui If IfiiiiMford ‘J9». Hiirmon pTwo base hits, Horn, MUford; base on balls, off Reardon, 1; Mruck out by Reardon 8, by Harmon left on bases. Canaoea a, Morenci 5; double play, Dugan to Reinhardt to Whaling; wild pitches, Harmon 2; bit by pitcher, Quick.100 ooo•201 loo 000 Of 0101 020I turned lately after the dune of the lirst game the tJHflun team trotted out and proceeded to take the soap out of the visitors, but their grip failed them with the result that the locals put up one of the poorest games of the reason, ilie score being o I against them Harolcly took the box lor the locals and lt;ananca went to the bat first. Horn drew a pass. Dugan singled. Whaling followed with a -ingle and Horn scored. Duran was caught at third and Whalings.b.r.hp.».a.«*...4iI2on1liiAIi).. 1if0t*.02.. .a1ilaIII. 4ii10II0....AuilII1*o(i•iI,.„nii1TilI301*2•1»311427tr.A*.h,r.n.| M*H.piIi13U...3a1*1•»o1iiI!*nofiiiItI«I.. a♦»•s•i- 4iiIIl1.. .1•»**1'naiII‘2Iu, .4•»I♦»nI3b• • •liA*lit*4Cuthbcrt. . Neill-...**Riddell....Mason. Stirratt...Thomson . WagstalTDayer.....Forrest----Forbes. ...Bennie----Extras. .x N«» bat liRepublican ITwo-kune hit*. Horn ,W«lnp|; w* k* lt;»ff ttcur. •Inn 4. off Hiirmon 1; ■trurk out by H • niton u, i.y Ri-xrdnn g left on Morenrl lu, I 'annm-ii 4;double play, W*«i;y »o Duiraii In Wnoliitin wild« Kipilch. Ui rtrdoii; hit by pltchur. MrCIi Han. Cannnca fWO 100 0011—1HIU vri oki ooi- IMorenci joo mw (Mil—aHits no uio urj-cOn account of rain Monday afternoon the i liMon't an.inea game was called oil at the end of the fourth inning, the score being .‘iff In favor of r.iuauca- I ui mediately alter the iJ'imfonnlvfirst game Tuesday Clifton went up lt;,again*: the visitor* in a manner that ||onry HillThe Repul met in So August l'»th selected IT to the Rep vent ion. whl August 22nd ce*sor oi Mii 'ongress.The loflo*nates were «in a manner furnished much amusement to the grandstand The visitors were a little weak on pitchers for this game and the local* saved their ginger for the windup and gave Canane-t such a R« E. Tyler: lt;chase that they gave up ilie gin -t. C Ciaii a«wnOtru into the air and Ik:lore 'be .onumVilVi.. end of the sixth inning threw the ball j.*rcudeiitlia in the crowd and Quit, the score being her*. s,»fVfBeck, J. F. i I. Hatty,Stephens, (*1 I »elega les.Ifi-tt. l*tnue was in the box for Ciif-' .... ..
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