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le great-' ^ game was ap-;ioned in/: “Hght-f salt liefight are kei* “but o be en-d at the ^^angelist eveningMonday.LXTittorney, [•ing in is after-parently lost by the locals in the first inning, when Shelburn scored four runs. After that, however Sullivan steadied and with really strong ball playing, finished the ninth inning on even terms with the Shelburn bunch. In the tenth inning, Sullivan got busyand stung the ball heavily, sendingthree men across the plate before Shelburn could put three men out. Shelburn was held scoreless in the last half of the inning —and the game went to the credit side of theledger, as far as the .Sen.atoi;s ..wei-e. *concerned.A number of local fans went to Shelburn to see the game. For a long time there has been intense baseball rivalry between Sullivan and Shelburn. The teams in the Trolley league n Owens jhav^ been recognized as being un-of. the' usually well balanced so it has been the com-! thought that if Sullivan could start 'V;■■ rr ^'s 1: St*':he place !rt Gam-it. TheENSE■e issued-igh Try-Lte and and Eli this city ity werethe season with a victory over Shelburn on the Shelburn grounds there would be cause for rejoicing among the local fans. Sunday's game has, as a result, made everyone here who is at all interested in baseball feel good.Shelburn.AB. R. H.•SV/*3• .'M'-V V*.. .V '»ARE TOY15twenty-Rebekahows and al com-je of In-Id in In-ing May s were )f W. H. Indiana ordinateRebekah. «LssemblyMay 17«e GrandIr 19. and Cternooh rand en-'anch ofBeckett ........ 3Pehl^ 2b ....... 4Roseberry, c .Lane, ss ....Richardson, lbHirscUfeld, rf Smith, If____Stevenson, 2b Walker, p . . .Totals ..• • •• «Walters, lbHicks, 2 bCallahan, ss .E. Stewart, rf P. Shepherd, cf A. Steward, c Glenn, IfHixenbaugh, 3b. C. Shepherd, p . .. . 6. . 4. . 3. . 4 . . 5 . . 2«•. 4 . . 35 Sullivan.4 1.5 .111I00210005110012200PO. A B 2 0 0171130231231000330102.0010• ♦ r • j 4k*5 7 30 12.4•1» •A5305240000008w2202000001311134 1 1 00 1-: 4 0 3 .0 0 IOO0 1• '•J*• ;,.v ■ ..0 1 0 113 2000'.i -I■ V ' IV*.. • • 'A . .•jBrown, p......Totals .......30«Score by Innings.Shelburn .....4000100QOOSullivanSuniiiiary. .,Innings pitched—Shepherd . JBrown 9, Walker .lO.Twb-base hitS:4 30 ^ Vlt;:......000301010 3—8\'^F, Shepherd, A, Steward, hits—Few. Hirschfleld, E. St^arg Passed balls—Roseberry, .1,ard, 1. Bases on balls—WalkerShepherd, 2. Brown 4. . Struck:—Walker 4, Brown 7, Hit by pitcil^lg' ed ball—Beckett, Stevensonv -on bases—Shelburn 17, Sulliya,ir^^i^^^ Time of game—2 hours 45 Umpire, —Underhill. Vi;3j5■ .-r*. •)dd Pel-V the bigpmmt?iifMRS. JBWELt ilrtJRL^iFairbanks. :V vv\.tV*v;
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Sullivan Daily Times
Sullivan, Indiana, US
Mon, May 03, 1909
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