The Zanesville Signal from Zanesville, Ohio (2024)

May 31, 1911

Publication:

The Zanesville Signali

Location:

Zanesville, Ohio

Issue Date:

Wednesday, May 31, 1911

Page:

5

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wBWAnsvAr mu si uni THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL 5 1 Officer Chain Him Rattle the Boards in the Won 11 6 11 oio to catcher has responsible Baseball In A Nutshell CENTRAL LEAGUE dou Iost 12 treasurer of (11 in YOl It OHIO STATE LEAGUE The Standing INDIAN LAKE Brief Sport News AMATEURS A RAY HOPE on BUCKEYE LAKE "THE WAY TO GAMES THURSDAY 0 A Springfield Ohio rom the Boys 90c Worth of Liquozone Soap for 25c 0 4 OR YOUR HEALTH'S SAKE DRINK BEECH KOCK 3 GOBS GLOOM SPRING WATER Totals 23 13 Athletic Averages 7 A 46 4TH ST LOOK IX THE WINDOW Mushy literature A Wheeling Zanesville Rollings Lima 3 0h4 00u 0O0 00 4 000 300 001 01 5 1 4 0 the club remain 1 4 1 18 4 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 A 4 has now caught 34 for the Wayne every nay since the 5 1 the was 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 at Monday's the morning 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lost 0 1 3 all right to bet on the under dog if you are reasonably sure he is going to get on top requent Local Trains 17 18 18 The Norwich Regulars won from the Muskingum Reserves by a score of 1G to 1 Mrs Margaret Mi Intire of Chand lereville is visiting Zanesville rela tives Tct out when winning run was scored ast Limited Trains rates Brie Welch Rogers pt27 727? at In With With With With With American Chicago at Boston St Louis at New York Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia 2 0 3 to sell SIX summer sup a special re Bases on balls Off McKenzie 1 off Hardy 1 off Rogers 1 Two base hits Rogers Wratten Murray Mc Kenzie King Lewis 2 Double plays Wratten to Swartling Hit by pitcher Hillinger by Hardy Struck out By McKenzie 2 by Hardy 5 by Rogers 3 Sacrifice hits Crow der Connolly Rogers Hardy Jew ell Raidy Sacrifice flys Conway Stolen bases Jewell Connolly Swartling O'Brien Left on bases Wheeling 9 Zanesville 11 Umpire Cleary Ohio State Chillicothe at Marion Newark at Springfield Lancaster at Hamilton Portsmouth at Lima National Cincinnati at St Louis Association Minneapolis at Milwaukee St Paul at Kansas City Indianapolis at Columbus Louisville at Toledo BLUE baseball backed by home home people within a Central Zanesville at Wheeling Dayton at ort Wayne Evansville at Terre Haute Grand Rapids at South Bend How Other Teams in Central ared Pct 1010867 667 The Ohio State League Results ii 2 1 0 Everything is Unique will probably make his line up before long insure a first division $304H)0OMPfflVT(l HIM THE CMOS and other information BELL A Co Lost 2 2 Lhe smallest store in town Visit us No trou ble to sell goods have hitting clothes week and they copped out of four from Our on the local lot They 10 3 Johnson 1 Casas THE SMOKES DO SONE CLOUTING out Central escapes he will Totals 41 5 16 33 21 3 for O'Brien In ninth Lively Chase After jumping Over all fences and ditches they found that they were not able to go fur ther on account of a river they spied an Oldring and Golden Bell lying on ia piece of Steele Barry suggested New Castle Let Manager Sugden Resign Associated Telegram Newcastle Pa May 31 Manager Joo Sugden present ed his resignation to President rank Strohecker yesterday but the latter refused to ac cept it Sugden wanted to quit because the club was go ing badly but Strohecker told him to stick and authorized him to purchase some better players Second Baseman Pete Porter fractured his left shoulder in game He will be crippled for several weeks Tuesday's Results Zanesville 5 Wheeling 4 nings) Wheeling 9 Zanesville 4 Dayton 4 Wayne 2 Wayne 5 Dayton 2 Grand Rapids 3 South Rend 2 South Rend 7 Grand Rapids Evansville 13 Terre Haute Evansville Terre Haute second game rain Grand Rapids is to have baseball in the Central conducted by an in corporated company of Grand Rap ids men Dr Harley Parker presi aent and manager of the present time will charge Monroe Dunham the club has retired and has sold his entire interest in the franchise to Dr Parker Stock in the new company which is' to be incorporated at $30000 is now on the market Robert Enos will continue as secretary of the club Work on the new park under the new regime it Is promised will commence in a few days This means that Grand Rapids will have down town funds and short time Parker changes in in order to team It is probable a couple of twlrlers will be addel to the staff said: I Works as a In answer to Inquiries as to the dis tance tn the city he pointed West and said a Milan a halt'' They hurried back to their hotel The Austin to catch a short Knapn lie the theatre that SPORTS ALL SORTS The house is a good frame of seven rooms hall and 17 I Gas city water attic pantry veranda The lot is a being 51 by 250 feet Nice' and shrubbery Before deciding where to spend jour vacation secure one of our illustrated folders of famous inland summer resorts giving list or noteis cottages their See nearest agent or address: lumbus Ohi WHITNEY Decoration Day Double Bill Every one knows the quality of this firn? soap and that the reg ular price is lac a caae inis week we are going CAKES OR 25c Don't miss this sale Lay in your ply now while you can buj a high grade soap at duced price At Dayton 4 6 0 Asher and Sample ort Wayne 2 4 1 Hard in and Onslow At Dayton 3 6 1: Konnlck ort Wayi Werder and Onslow At Evansville 13 2 and O'Brien Terre Reynolds and Beasley Waring Hargrove At Grand Rapids and Parker South 1 Smith and Holmes At Grand Rapids 6 Hale and Parker 7 10 2 Lindsay Myers Connolly 2 Two base hits Lewis Jewell Weleher Jones arrell Threebase hits Lewis Jewell Kahl Home runs Durham Struck By Doak 5 by Jones 6 Sac rifice Murray Stolen base Kahl Left on bases Wheeling 9 Zanesville 11 Umpire Cleary Dr Sullivan the champion lid i hrn his teammates banged up three Hut! pitchers for 21 hits Werder the ex Phlllle held the Vets scoreless for eight innings in the afternoon but the Knollcrs drove out three runs less than half enough to win His little stunt al remain in The Standing Won Your Good Looks should be source of pride to you Sallow skin pimples blotches eruptions call for immediate attention It should be your aim to get rid of these disfiguring signs of Impure blood quickly certainly inexpensively No outward application will purify your blood Grand Rapids Club to Be Owned by Business Men There Greenwood Avenue Property We offer for sale the desirable residence property of Mr Win ters located at No 232 Greenwood avenue dwelling bath large one trees Owing to the fa that the owner' expects to remove from the state we are authorized to offer this property for less than its true value It is a first class property and a delightful place to live Come and fee us about it The Spangler Realty Co kinds 1 implements cream separators and At Hamilton 13 2 Jones Brown and Kunkle Marion 5 9 1 Senliff Craig Reagon McCall and Smith At Hamilton 2 5 4 Brown and Kunkle Marion 3 10 1 Reagon and Craig At Lancaster 5 7 1 Dimpfel Thelson and Anderson Chillicothe 4 11 1: McGrayner and Reilley At Lancaster 3 3 Marshall and Anderson Chillicothe 2 7 2 Rice Beebj and Reilley al nriii a ici ii and McKee Lima 2: and riend At Springfield 6 7 worth Hixon and McKee 9 Osborne and Casas At Newark 1 10 0 Goshorn and Blue Portsmouth 2 10 1 Harter and Beers At Newark 3 9 1 Taylor and Portsmouth 2 8 2 Moore and Weinberg The Best of Aids or female Beer m's ills are specially suitable See instructions with each box Sold Everywhere In boxes lOe and 2Se 309 3n PITCHERS' RECORDS Pitchers Hanley Connolly Rogers Stremmel Jones Gillen Zanesville AB Wratten 3b 6 Crowder ss 5 Hillinger If 4 arrell 5 Kahl 2b 4 Connolly It 4 Swartling lb 4 O'Brien 3 1 the arms cnint? Lynch him to one of the many anirh ClirrniMzIoJ They George Wagner stepped up and in SWINGS UNTIL YOU REST Also four passenger porch or lawn gliding settees Eight different styles lawn mowers and garden hose Insect Powder for rose bushes and shrubbery Vehicle of all Commencement and Bridal Gifts Tfie ideal gift to the bride or to the graduate is the one that is not easily duplicated That is the advantage of buying at When a club is hitting all kinds of pitching for all kinds of hits to all corners of the lots it must win a tew games even it th play is like that of the Little Potatoes The Smokes their past three Boys split the bill Tuesday the Ath letics grabbing the morning ov ertime contest The usual big lead given the Smokes was handed out in the morninc rnmr In thn hirH Innin I on doubles by Murray and McKeu a PeraPs some Hunter or isher zie singles by Jewell and Durham a walk to Crane and sac rifice fly Singles by Swartling ar rell and O'Brien Kahl's walk and Rogers' double made three in the fourth in the morning for men The tying run came in the ninth on Swart ling's single sacrifice single and Wratten's double Swart lieing run down between third and home When the Athletics started in the 11th won easily With none out the bases were loaded on a walk to Swartling single and single Swart was caught at the plate on tap but Crowder hit in the winning run Two base hits were made by the Smokes in each of the fifth sixtli and seventh innings of the morning game but they got the Stogies nothing The doubles made by Murray Mc Kenzie and King in the morning game were rank scratches and two of them should have been easy put outs white the other was a one base blow only That Reil absence weak ens the team by about 10 per cent has been demonstrated Hillinger is bothered by his fiiift from right to left field while Connolly in right has not yet learned to play in the gar dens Montgomery talks abopt hard luck At just the start ot the series here Durham who practical ly won two games for the Smokes all bv his lonesome joined his club while Reilley one of the best play ers in the Central league has been out of the Zanesville line up After Jewell an Crane hail singled in the first inning of (he afternoon game Durham lifted the ball over the center field fence for the second time the stunt Ims been pulled in two days Durham's blow was much higher than arrell's was triple double single error King's single and Welcher's double and sacrifice fly netted Monty's band five runs in the fifth inning of the afternoon game The Smokes like Jonesy's of ferings They made ten hits for 18 bases off of him in five and a third innings in the af ternoon Jewell leaped high In the'alr in the seventh inning of the aftermath after line drive and pulled it down in the most sensational fielding play of the day The sox of the new road uni forms were donned by the Athletics in the afternoon but they couldn't stay the tide of defeat though they had a close acquaintance with de feet The local Elks presented Man ager Montgomery Tuesday evening with a watch fob and Elk charm engraved "To Monty of The attendance game was 61)5 at game Tuesdap 334 and at the afternoon game 1531 bringing tile total to 10275 The Athletics open a three game engagement at Wheeling Thursday afternoon and return home for a game here ith the Smokes next Bunday afternoon AC 4rih 3 itt flamed membranes of the head waterv tonsUnt anfl dschar7e of hL these shail be nourished by nnrt TVu deposited into these delicate parts sets up inflammation and the discharge is a natural result There is thlpywteiWa t'atarTh and that is to remov the cause by purifying nnd "Ration etc do not reach the circulation teraIorary cures Catarrh by cieansinb the blood of all impure catarrhal matter and at the same time budding up the system by its unequalled tonic effects In other words 50 Secures Catarrh by punfying the blood so that the mucous surfaces beinlrJnrn' 7 aPPe4 althy nourishment instead of being continually irritated from the catarrhal impurities Then the inflamed membranes heal the discharge is checked head noises cease the stomach is toned up and the throat is no longer clogged with mucus Book on Catarrh and any medical advice desired free is for sale at drug stores THE SWIT SPECIIC CO ATLANTA GA Amateur results: Lore City 13 Cambridge 3 Lore City 13 Cam I bridge 0 Shawnee 9 Welch Hill 1: Whipporwills 6 Dixies 0: New Con i cord 7 Senecaville 1: New Concord 4 Senecaville 0 Norwich Unmar i rieds 12 Norwich Marrieas 2 South Bend has a deal oii for the purchase of Catcher McDonough from Grand Rapids Wayne has signed irst Baseman Clancy former Baltimore infielder McLafferty is out of the game with a sprained ankle Umpire Glenalvin will lie handed his release by President Carson in the near future in all probability With Porter Schaiirn Cohagen and Terry starring for Zanesville the local high school team defeated the Muskingum eollege team Tues day by a score of 10 to 2 By the scores of 3 to 2 and 5 to 0 the Dresden team took the Lind Orioles into camp Tuesday in two games protest because Cleary refused to allow a substitute batter a chance to go to the plate when hit uniform was different fropi those worn by the other members will stand or the first thirty days of the season players can go in in any kind of uniforms Mabej Hite Mike wife says Mike will play with the Cubs if he plays again Her home Is Chicago Mike has been working out with the Giants and appears to be in good shape A trade may be arranged so that the Cubs will get him ans at South Bend are out with their hammers against Ed Smith and want him either to resign or want Annis to depose him as man ager Annis says he will not KETLER HERRON Prompt Delivery Prescription Druggists Ask for Blue Print Stamps 25 ourth St Phones 48 I The biggest crowd to attend aj ball game at Grand Rapids in years witnessed the double bill there Tuesday romholtz ex Vet won another game for East Liverpool The Speed Boys bunched three singles and a double oft Johnson lu tiie ninth Inning and won Krouse tlte phenom ot the 1909 season Is back to stay it seems He shut out the Yankees lth six hits Tuesday Each of the five runs ot morning game at Cleveland made on a sacrifice fly Sam Crawford aided in the ble defeat of the Naps by driving out five hits in nine times up Prysock knocked out a home run 500 "'ll1 l)ne man on Blue got two hits 471 jin each game Baggan made three hits in the two games Eppler won the afternoon game for Hie Ianks by putting the ball over the fence wltn one on Geib made three hits in the two games Cain failed to hit in the morn ing game Okay made one hit in the two games The Senators made a game fin ish in the afternoon scoring one run in each of trie last three in nings A batting rally off Higgin botham in the fourth inning in the morning made four runs for them struck out seven Millers and won his game for St Paul Ingerton failed to hit in eight times up in the two games Mobilize! knocked out a home run with men on in the afternoon game romtne won again by steady pitching in the afternoon Standing on Dayton 6 Wayne 6 Grand Rapids 6 South Bend 4 heeling 1 Cobb who is a Goode Speak and Cobb caught him bv er but Moore of a Walker while and pretended that they Rtrrdliner nlnnt? a Si rxxnt I vvua vnvci iU jjii iiiinsr rrn ham on a Summers day met a strong uiwiH uauiuu ntury uarry A LU lu 1'aKe ana fterfered After a short chat they while en route were discussing the decided to Grant Elberfield another many ways to throw a curve Ball I trial and they all started back to when sudden ly a Brown Bunting the city They had not gone far hopped from under a Gray Bush when they struck a small spring sur and Cobb exclaimed (rounded by hat Wagner said was and picking up a stone started a Snodgrass They all took a Col drink and continuing up the dusty Rhodes came upon an old man seat ed on the ground with a pack ot Wheat and a quart of Wilson whis key on his Lapp The old fellow gave Ihis name as Thomas Johnson anl cn iri VI 1 ft Consecutively for the Billikin Club Texas Jack Onslow is make a good record in the league this year and If he accidents and the umpires likely set an endurance mark that will make the other backstops hus I tie some to eatch him The husky Wayne missed but two innings this season man back" and won uiupuc wAiiuuee was ruapuuBirue for Jack missing those two rounds 1 Newhouse chased him out of a game at Zanesville May 1 He has start etl every game for team and that was the one he failed to Ilnlsn enough to win 1 Last year in the Texas league lowed the Athletics to Onslow caught 132 games out of 1 lu I first place piayea oy tne pennant winning Dal las club He straight games team working season opened ONSLOW In The Padded BUT 2 INNINGS TEAM HATTING All Ii Zanesville 36 1UG Zanesville 3'i 1116 Clubs ZANESVILLE 23 Dayton 21 i Wayne 21 South Bend 17 Grand Rapids 16 Evansville 15 Wheeling 1 2 Terre Haute 11 had lost them but upon examination they were found to belong to Miller Oty a well known Baker of that vi cinity Wihile looking over their find a small piece of Wood struck Cobb on the head and some one hollered fore attenuinr out to know what they were Dooin iKnight to witness Christv Mathew yhen they looked around they saw son and vaudevilH Lewis Elberfield an old pal Barry (sketch VACATION AT PILLS help naturally from within They cleanse the system and enable vour stomach liver and bowels to work as Nature intended Try a few losoS and see how quickly jou will be rid of impurities and how your blood and your looks will be benefited Thoroughly tried and proved good this family remedy is The Price Implement Co 16 26 SOUTH SIXTH ST PE fl BrS I I I ffiS? uSi I I I I i IT Welch 14 3 In 211 I Hanley 3 0 1 161 Crowder 36 132 13 2u las rest of its ifth street had on for the Swartling lb 4 0 1 1 O'Brien 3 1 1 7 0 Jones 2 0 1 1 0 Raidy rt 2 0 1 0 Totals 39 4 9 27 9 3 Wheeling 3 0 0 0 5 1 0 0 0 9 Zanesville 0 0 022000 0 4 Bases on balls Off Doak 3 off Clubs Won Lost Pct Portsmouth 26 1 3 667 Lancaster 23 17 5 75 Springfield 21 19 525 Chillicothe 20 19 513 i Marion 19 20 187 I Hamilton 18 22 450 Newark 17 23 125 1 Lima 1 5 26 366 Results Lancaster 5 Chillicothe 4 I ancaster 3( Chillicothe 2 Hamilton Marion 5 Marion 3 Hamilton 2 Springfield 3 Lima 2 Springfield 6 Lima 3 Portsmouth 2 Newark 1 Newark 3 Portsmouth 2 Wheeling AB 1'0 A Lewis 2b 6 0 2 5 2 0 Jewell ss 4 1 2 2 4 0 Crane lb 4 118 10 Durham If 5 0 110 1 Conway rf 4 0 1 2 0 King 3b 5 0 1 1 2 0 Weleher 5 0 0 3 Murray 5 1 1 9 1 0 McKenzie 2 1 1 3 0 Hardy 2 0 1 0 3 0 Totals 42 4 11 31 17 1 Wheeling AB PO A Lewis 2b 5 1 2 2 6 1 Jewell ss 5 3 3 5 1 1 Crane lb 5 2 3 8 0 0 Durham If 5 2 1 1 0 Conway rf 5 0 2 1 0 0 King 3b 5 112 10 Weleher 5 0 1 1 1 Murray 4 0 0 7 0 11 Doak 4 0 1 0 2 0 Totals 43 9 14 27 Ip 4 Zanesville AB 1'0 A Wratten 3b 5 0 3 0 Crowder ss 5 0 0 1 4 1 Hillinger If 5 0 1 4 1 arrell 5 1 1 2 0 0 Kahl 2b 3 1 1 3 2 11 Connolly rLp5 1 2 0 2 0 Summers and INDIVIDUAL BATTING I me 5 6 2 Players AB Pct Gillen 15 34 5 13 394 I '1 2 Sullivan Rogers 12 36 4 12 333 iaute 6 7 0 (Connolly 19 4 9 1 1 16 3271 Puttraan and Swartling 31 11G 14 37 31V arrell 33 100 23 31 3101 3 9 2 Jones 11 2G 2 8 308 Bend 2 5 0 $4 13 25 298 Wratten 36145 1G 41 283 9 2 Riley Hillinger 3 4 127 3C 283 South Bend Reilley 20 9 1 20 26 2 77 and Holmes Raidy 11 11 3 3 273 Kahl 20 76 7 20 263 caxaal store I Stratnrnal L1 27 0 7 260 i.

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