Kemmerer Wins In Last Of Ninth
Kemmerer Hartley single and errors fuel a late rally. Moon, Hartley reach on errors, squeeze play scores Hartley. Evanston holds with timely bunting and a late run in the ninth to seal a one run win.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1921
Page
5
Kemmerer Hartley single and errors fuel a late rally. Moon, Hartley reach on errors, squeeze play scores Hartley. Evanston holds with timely bunting and a late run in the ninth to seal a one run win.
Sig Swannon hammered three hits and a walk in four trips for a strong day at Buckwright park. Ballinger of Evanston held Kemmerer to little offense, but Evanston pitchers and fielding gifted three Evanston runs. Swanson twice tried to steal second but Starr of Evanston prevented safe arrival. The contest ended with Evanston prevailing amid miscues and disputed calls.
Work progresses rapidly at the Carter well as the Wyoming-Ulinos Oil and Abale company rushes to complete drilling. Early indications point to a well with good or better qualities, with crews and inspectors closely monitoring the operation.
Veterans plan a county wide three day reunion near Cokeville between August 1 and 16. The event features army style food and activities, no rank distinctions, and aims to unite ex service members from Star Valley and Kemmerer Post No 17 with optional fishing and social diversions.
Captain C. L. Irwin of the U S Army Reserve visited Merna and the University of Wyoming campus last Friday. He plans to join Camp Lewis Washington until the ROTC program ends. Irwin, cited for bravery in France, served with the American Expeditionary Force and later coordinated with Captain Beverley C. Daly in the university military department.
After a promising start Kemmerer officials voted Wednesday night that the town could not support a Lions Club. Twenty one members pledged of the required thirty fell short, and organizers scrapped the plan citing limited growth potential and a preference for reorganizing the Chamber of Commerce amid regional downturn.
The Chautauqua program for Kemmerer next August 13 to 17 features a high class entertainment lineup. Local organizers list Dr. J. R Marquis L. B. Holland D. L. Crane W. J. Witherspoon H. A. Lewis Wm L. Wood P. W. Comer R. R. Rose J. A. Christmas Ben C. Bell and others as key promoters and participants.
Evanston Wyoming Ray Castle Union Pacific conductor pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property after being found with a mobile stolen from Mrs Thomas Snedden of Diamondville. He was sentenced to 12 to 18 months in the penitentiary. Castle, a former overseas serviceman who married a French girl, will leave his wife without resources in a land she cannot speak, and is being supported by local charities.
The Austrian and Serbian residents of Cumberland organize a six piece Creteian Tamburica jazz ensemble directed by Joe Tomeich. They plan a tour of dances nationwide starting at Frontier on July 30. The orchestra will blend American jazzy strains with Austrian and Serbian influences and aims to appeal to Lincoln county dancers.
The proposed veteran bonus sparked a split across Washington and Wisconsin, with Reeves and La Follette voting for recommittal while Mondell reportedly opposed. Only twenty senators backed the bill despite its wide veteran support noted by the American Legion and World War veterans groups. The House had not voted on the measure this session, and reports from Washington indicated Mondell did not push the recommitment.
The measure, favorably reported by House committees and backed by Republicans and Democrats, faced a fierce Senate fight led by Senator Penrose after President Harding urged recommittal to the finance committee. Warren and Kendrick clash in voting records on soldier legislation and support.
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