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JSB HEEALD: 8JJXDAT XOBXIKG, JCKE 22, ISIS.Monarch Typewriter Oirls Win Ball dame at PicnicsLena Masso Hurls Winning Ball for the Monarch NineGIRLS’ TEAM OF MONARCH FACTORY WHICH WON VICTORY YESTERDAY.Top row, left to right—Catherine Kunow, Lena Masao^ Elizabeth EppI©rT EEiraboth Curtiss, Tilllo Goiko, Fran* css Curtiss, Margaret Half. Bottom row—Josephine Wolfct Manager R. W. Ripley, KaUiorin© Goiko.Two Thousand Persons At tend Eighth Annual Oniing at Long Branch—Hold Athletic Contests.Two tJiQu?n_ml persona attended the eighth annual flald diir. and picnic ci*a by the Remington Tyjiowriter company to the employes of the Smith. Premier and. Monarch typewriter • companies ct Long Branch yesterday ttfLemoon. There were athletic ovenls for tha man and ’women employes. but the real feature of the afternoon was the baseball game between the* girls of the two factories. Thenine representing the Monarch factors' defected their rivals, 9 to 6, in a four-laning'contest. Several of the girls on each team showed mtirh abilHy. - Lena Sfasso, pitching for the Monarch team', mjidu some of tlie men spectators s!t up . and take notice feben she stepped on tho mound. SJjq fanned nine Smith Premier b3t;srs in the four frame?.The Jlne-up of the Smith Premier nine ttzsz Hath DoWncr. lb; Mamie Ryan, p and 3b:. Mildred Seymore*,, cf: Nellie Deahan. 2b; Josephine Boyd, c: Helen 3htit.es. p ami 3b: Edith Gordon, rf; Marion Adams, sa; Emma Seymore, If.The Monarch nine was composed ofrthe following girls: Lena ?fasso. p: LlzzlaCurtis, c; Katherine Koike, lb; Josephine VTulfe, 2b: Tilllo Coikc. 3b; Marguerite Huhl. ss: Laura Finklec. cf; Frances Cnrtla. rf: Laura Epplcr. 11. • -In the athletic meet the Morarcb athletes were victorious 72’f. 1o 13*£ points. In mhny of th© pvpnlx oh Ih*. programme tho oMnarch boys ran away with nil three jjIkccxThe baseball gome between the teams of the factories resulted in a tic. 6 to S. The game went nine innings, but darkness pat a halt to the contest.The summary of the ©vents:• 50-j'ftrd tlnsh—T\Vn ‘ by II- Mslr of Monarch company: second. J. Miller ol Smith- Premier; third. H. WJckes of Monarch company. Time. .7-3*6 sac.IC0*yard dvh—Won by H. W. Cable; second, F EethTofT: thlrdy A. FI loin go r,nil of ?ifortxrch rnmpany. Time, 10 4- ueconrla.Running broad • Jump—Won by W. SV. IJarle, IS ft-: second, C. Pethloff. 17 ft; 2^1n.:'third, H. W. Cabin, 17 ft. 2 In.. all or 3Ionarch company.Three-legged race—Won by ,H. Heins a:w2 H_ W.' Cable; Second. F. Delhloff and A. Filflluger; third. W. Harle and C- Dethloff. All of Monarch company. Nd time taken. ^.. 'Running1 hop- StRP and iumfv—Wrm hyW. Harie, 37 ft in.; o-condv A.. FH-fllnger. 3fi ft 2% In.; F. Delloff, 35 tz. 4 Vt In. All of Monarch company.20C*-yard dash—Won by F. Dethloff; second. A. FilsJnger;' third, C. pethloff. AH of Monarch company. Time 24 3-5 SeC-ftelay race—Won by Monarch company (dpfaultl. Time 1A9 3-5.Rowling- match—Won by Monarch company (default). l!Potato jxct—Won• by Josephine Boyd; second.. Marlon Adams; - third, Alarnin Bvan. All of Smith Premier, company.What will prove to be’ p ratably the largest one-day Fhoot ever held in Central New York will be the occasion of the Hunters’ club registered tournament on their grounds on July 4th, when cracka from all pans of the country will compete for one c«f the moat attractive programme? ever offered The card of events consists of tor. 15-bird event? shot under tho Saiiler- r»ioney*Iv*ek system and a grand .merchandise event wirti all kinds of valuable prizes varying from two new ham merles? shotguns down to a 'beagle hound pup. An' extra added event will bo the Hunters’ Walk-back handicap, which iroTKlt;i .*0 popular ftl .the laot State ehoot. . in this event; the shooter flree at his first, target, from the 16-yard lin« and walks hark one yard-for each target, so that xi^ien he shoots at his fifteenth target ho Is standing on the 31-yard Hue-The first prize In. this event Is a now. gun.Tho slioot will be run under thi? supervision of II. H. Stevens, who cared for office in *Hlt;; lael Slat** kIioqt and is one of tho.best known, marksmen In tho country.Probably tho one shooter that will attract .tho most attention will be C. C. Spencer or St Louis, Mo., bolder of tho world's conlliiuoua record of frfi* broken targets. This is Mr.- Spencer's flr?t appearance In New York State, anil hi? tV'iirk will be wutchnd with cr#at interest by the local shooting fraternity. Along with Spencer'will corao such cracks as Sini” Glover, the Rochester expert; George Igsain, the Black Shells mr-h; ,1. 11, Briggs and Georgu Girin, and Utica will'send a delegation liended 'by.’W. E. CorfleM, the merchandise king,*” whllo Syracuse wiil be. represented by a iargu field'of shooters, among trhom will be O. E, Carpenter, field captain of the local club, who only last weak .bxuke 125 straight blrdo in the registered shoot at Fayetteville. ,The Hunters' olub Is making preparations . for entertaining , the.. out-of-town shpoteTs. The. club will servo a big spread at noon,’ : • • 1 'RUBE” SCHAUER GETSBUT $90 A MONTH(imnil Forks. Jvf. June 3X.-—“Hitbo Schaner, the Northern leasiia iwlrlar for irhom John McGrw of the New. York Giants Is reported to hftvo lUtid ?10,000. is drawing $00'ft month In ills present job. ■When Sehauer . vrfts signed last spring he was having n hard time finding ft lob. One ■ manager. refused lo take him because he would hot pay his own training expenses. ' To.-dar It wt learned that Sehauer put his name on the $50 contract and was glad to get even that. ' .J.P,Thoi« fluffed a f from vf»b nease? that fi bp tne picsspre* of life should take Juven Pill*, They hare morp rejovpnatinf, rimllriutr farco than tisa ever before been offered. Sent postpaid m plain pack effe onlytm ree elpt of 11 and *ibove coapoa byC- I- Hpod lt;., proprietor*. Hood’fl Sarsaparilla Lorrell. Ylaa*.Coupon 1mBASEBALLAT STAR PARKTherd Is a big di:gaiters. They may lool feel ind wear alike. trod-uced all the best tb Wear V ' /m25c-/LfStedn Coi• 1 .Chicstgo. andJUST ONE ViIn Our Big Clo
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