The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 12

SPORTING GOOD WORK OF NEW PITCHER ft Chief Gardoer Made Good on His lifltial Here. HE WAS GIVEN AN OVATION OppoHunititt for Uoofui and Ntcded Effort Pointed Out in A bit and Inttreotlng at the Union Meeting Vetterday. Wraa tiruring Kllheffer and Aodprhf-rg. Cavanaugb did Jikewlae, ViTga going lo aorotid and fnaliy ing third. Mjrera hit Verta retint and rarananjth after a fine Irmn ftrrl A nf M.

trofilnt to the lifiieii and ioeafed 111 from who him, and Kaniy liiei went oui fnnit ('arnon With ita Iti in dxth ana tig.) one firaf, Mending Kiiheffer HMOKM the fUlll. in the Moventh. ('avanailgh Verga, who had walk ed. At the fonelioiUm of Ihn half of the eighth, the irowd and tailoring the that It wMM the ninth, AImI out of the park iind the game wan over. The arore: ay may 23, HAST KnnlH, Anderlwrg.

tn Kllheffer, a Wall. II) Verga. 1 Cavatiaiigh. I 2 Iturrm, H. 1 Hlf Chief dner I iqm eat tied right to the title of Ka l.iveipiMil’M liln Initial yeiterday agaiiiMt Ihe Marlelfa learn waa a hig Min and If thia form and then- no tea-ion why the ahoiild not many td of the M.

leaKiie will lower llieii eolura to hi in ere the idiflM go Miiilh again. The hlg fellow IremendoiiK a peed, ia eolleeled and knowa all the tricks of the pltcher'a art. lie was given a ovation by the hlg erowd 'when he took hia plaee in the box to hla apprerialloii he atriiek onl the flrat two men who faced him. The third man tip died easily on an from to Wall. The could do nothing with him until Ihe aixih inning when he let up some and gave and Hpeehf a ticket to and they on Cook's triple.

Cook went home a nio ment later on another three-hagger hv Pope, who followed him. With the exceplliHi of aetrre made In the tuid when a wild pitch by tiardiier enabled Caraon. wbc; bail pie vioualy singled, to come Tlila was the only lime that ihe enemy made anything off I i I delivery Once or twice men goi on the bases. Init the one" only teeth a little more and got down to tieas by the fellow at the ha! Next to the Carlisle plft bltig. the feat tire of the game was the terii flc bitting of Liverpool Kvery Imt seemed to he poNKessed of a bin hie and a constant tap was In the air while the lotals were holding forth lit the plait ICvis yhody hit hut who happened to he KnnU.

lie, however, reached tlrsi twice on iialls and one yf the runs, but was caught at the home itlali the other time. 8o terrific did the Irorntiiiidment le come in the fourth that who wn on the rnhher for the visitors, walked out and was supplanted by Cook, who stopped the assault on their poslllon for the time being. Two runs made off him tiiiriiig the time that in officiated. The men with the new suits five runs In their first lime at bat Kti nil walked. Anderberg bunted ami went to seeond on a ball by first and Knnls ambled to the third station.

Kllheffer fanner. Wall fouled out. hut Verga singled over second and sent Knnls and Anderberg home Cavanaugh was then glvtm tation and Myers followed with a irt pie that scored both Verga and Cav anaugh and he came tindor the win on single, (lardner slopped the batting hee by flyiug to enter In the second Wall kiuKkcd a run over the hlg sign in right field bringing In who had leaclicd the on four had ones. The went out in order in the third, htil in the fourth jumped on ran In six Knnls dotlged Into one of slants and went to first. Anderberg hit a slow one to Coss.

who threw to catch Knnls. hut the latter dropped it and Ennis to third. Andy stole seeond. Kllheffer wnt a hot one to Bartwcdl, who threw Knnls out at plate. Meanwhile lierg wen I to third and Kilhefler purloined the sec- imd sack.

Wall hit to Harhwell. Imt Totals MARIETTA Cope I tdcters 2 Kaslln, 2 Cook, H. I I 1 0 I 14 24 10 A. (t 4 5 21 4 It als 2 0 1 1 Marietta 1 0 tt 0 .1 4 'fwobHMe hits Ituriis. Thrm-base hits- rs.

Cook, Pope, Cavamingh. Home Wall. Stolen bases Carson, Anderlierg Kllheffer, Ross, Spec, Hit by pitcher Barbwell, Knnla. fin bals Off Gardner 3. Coss and 7.

empire Webb. Official Schedule League Showing Where Each Team in the League is to Play on Each Day of the Season. Thmrtday, JL'ffg 24 r. May I rWay. Saturday, May Monday, if (If 2S Tuwlny, May 2b Wtdnrtdav.

Map 30 TletrMjay, Slay 31 I Saturday. June 2 4 (wlnaixlay, rhurwlay, 7 i tSatiirday. June Mnmdap, Jane 11 12 HVdneislay June 13 '1 iitiriblay, June rtday, June Ci Mal June Iti June IS June June 'I huradaj. June 21 I- rtday. Jiir.e 22 SatunNy, June 23 Jane June June 2T 1 huradsy.

2S I' rldsy, June Saturday. June 30 July 2 3 iteMlay. July 3 July 4 Ttoiraday, July 5 Friday. July July 7 Monday, July 'lueielay. July 10 Wednewlay, July II Thnraday, July 12 I- July 13 Haturdat, July 14 tyff he In NOTES 0F THE GAME.

Il will be Mariella again twlay. Thls WHs fi rat appear ance a and I liat he i-oiild play some, bis al b'Hst, entering mairi no effet pluying Kb Iliade ii fine catch in Ibc slxlh wlii in Wlckerhoffer long H.v cbwe fo righi DEFEATED THE ELKS Eaat Ant- Base Ball East Liverpool VS. Marietta TUESDAY Aad WEDNESDAY AT 4:16 P. M. West End Park End Team Won from the lered Playera By a Scora of 4 to 2.

The Kaid Knd and the Klk teams bigethcr al Coliimhian yes and former won hy a acore 4 to 2. McNIr of the Klks, bat ted Itke a fleiid, makiiig three two bits. and Welsh both tlie KAMT KND. R.II. P.A.

K. Marsh, It 1 1 0 It Millei, 2 (1 r. 1 0 HrUlge. 3 1 1 1 4 2 in 11 0 (1 Welch, 1 1 62 1 11 lit 2 It I 1 0 3 0 ft 0 0 4 1 tlII 3 2 4 62716 4 ELKH. R.H.P.

A. E. 3 1 (1 1I It Nh-ol. 2 0 .3 4 1 ft Ib niudl, 2 It 1 0 0 Carlwiight, 1 in ..........0 0 4I ft 1 (I ft ft Klghy, (I It 0 3 ft Ih 11 6 0 2 Davis, (1 It 7 1 It 2 4 24 8 3 hhul (I () 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 tl 0 1 1 ft-2 MeNicol 1 Milher- ow. Three bane Marsh.

out Hy 8, by Rigby li Olt balla- Off Prescott 2, off RIgby 1. Hll by pitcher Bennett. 2, Bennett New Players Arriving. Zellars, East new sec omi baseman, arrived last night on the midnight train and will in all probability make his Initial apimaraiice in game wth Marietta. Cotter, the new' outfielder, is to ar rive today.

Pal Duff, who played with the New York last year, has wired for terms from the local and will probably he seen BASEBALL York Club I. IS .414 14 tu IM4 It 18 Kl il J4 mi Tuesday Pittsburg Boston New York Chicago Cincinnati HixKiklyu Philadelphia 7, 8t 1 0 Ameivcan League Standing. Uib "'w' Ki If 14 )4 .44) 13 ti 13 Bunion I Dotroo Boaton New York k. ago 2: Cleveland 8. Philadelphia 6 St Louie 6.

Washlngtoa 4 Anything you want can be obtained by using the Review want colunan Monday, Jyly If, 17 WiHlnraday, July IS 'I FiWaf, July Katiirilay. July 21 Monday, July 2.3 3 ueaday, July 24 July 25 Ttmradav, Jiilj 26 Friday. July 27 Haturda), July 2S Monday, July .30 Turwlay. July 31 August 1 I'hitraday. August 2 Fridny, 3 Katurday, Auguat 4 Monday, Anyunt August 7 liday, Auguat 3 hnrnday, at Friday.

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and C. Wilson. R. H. and family visited thtdr son, A.

Tullis, and family near Lis- lum Sunday. Stanley J. Cope, of North Benton, the guest of here. Miss Edna Davis is the guest of her brothers, Frank and Charles Davis. Mr.

and Mrs. Seth Rauch and children and Oliver Cope and daughter, Miss Laura, of l.iverpool, were guests at the home of James Cope Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Err Williams and daughter Orare, of Rogers, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Williams Sunday. Miss Lena Finney has successfully iimpleled an term of school near Us bon and is now at home. Mrs. Mary Campbell and children visited relatives at Sixteen over Sunday. Mr, and Mrs.

R. C. visited iheir daughter. Mrs. Will George, of Rogers, Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Dyke, of Negley, vis Red Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. visited W. A.

and wife, of Signal Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W'ill George and chll dren Alex Wilson and wife recently. Mr and Mrs.

Steve HU'kman visited Mr. and Mrs. James McCoy Sunday. A. C.

Finney has purchased a new gasoline engine and outfit and Is spraying his apple orchard. Mrs. Minnie ('rawford and children, of Park, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Crawford.

Sunday. The marriage of Frank Davis, of Axeida, and Miss Etta Calvin, of Neg- L'y, look place at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. James alvin.

Rev. Mr. Boyle performed the There were gtiests prevent. The couple teeeived many beautiful presents, namely; One doren slier knives and forks, Mr. and Mrs.

John Davis; one hand carved leather rocker, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Calvin; satin damask table linen, Mr. and Mrs. R1 ley; sterling silver Miss Myra Calvin: one counterpane, Mr.

and Mrs. Isaac May; rug, Dr. O. W'. May; pic ture, Miss Ila Eakin; china cake plate, Miss Mary Wilson; fruit dish.

Misses Flora and Edna Calvin; quilt, Mrs. James May; blble and china dish, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hays; coffee mill, James May; set of china dishes, Mr. and Mrs.

A. Richardson; counterpane, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Veiack; china cups and saucers, Mrs, Stephen Calvin; water set, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Dickey; china berry set. Miss IJxxIe Calvin and Mrs. Cook; towels. Mr. and Mrs.

I. A. Cope; table linen, Mr, and Mrs. C. A.

Richardson; sterling sliver sugar spoon and butter knife, Mr. and Mrs. Marsdeii; silver spoon, Mrs. James Calvin; counterpane, Mr. and Mrs.

Wherry; china dish, Mrs. Eakin; rug, Mr. and Mrs. I May. A Mountain of Gold could not bring as much happiness to Mrs.

Caroline, as did one 26c box Arnica Salve when It completely ning sore on her leg, which bad w. tured her 23 long yeara Greatest an ttseptic healer of piles, wounds and sores. 25c at W. Reed's, D. J.

Chas. T. and C. Q. drug stores.

to be insufficient In such an action. The question came up in the case of the state against Charles Melota, who convicted of molesting telephone wires. The ease was carried up and the decision reversed the lower court, holding that the demurrer to the Indictment should have been sustained. Regardless of whether Melota Is guilty he now stands in a fair way toward being a free man by virtue of the blunder of pioneer iegislators, Tlie old statute protecting telegraph companies was enacted back In the It is decisions of this sort that make honest people disgusted at the high which seem to exist solely for the purpose of the ends of justice by means of contemptible leeduilcalltles. This is why the real friends of reform In railroad rates objected to court disturbance of t'qultablo rates where once fixed by the Inter-State commerce commission McCracken.

T. C. Parr, Cleveland Shaf fer, D. E. Smith, Charles Smith, A.

D. Shanley, K. 1... E. C.

son, George Wurtzell, Harry Wurtzell, John Whalen (2). Foreign Gulseppl, Tolchia Tomraaso, Francesco dl Giovanni, Guiseppi Funxl. WEST POINT UNCLAIMED LETTERS NO uw TO com IT Thsft of Eleven Miiea of Telephone Wire Is Likely to Go Unpunished. According to a new' interpretation of law, the Telephone prosecute those who stole about 11 between t5teul)envllle, Toronto and berland, as the Ohio criminal law furnishes protection to telephone companies against wilfully molesting or destroying of their property. The circuit court at Cleveland held that the statute attempting to make such provision applies exclusively to "magnetic telegraph companies." A later section intending to cure the old law was held Missives Which Await the Owners at the Postoffice in East Liverpool.

List remaining in the Bast LI. for the week ending May Benvick. Miss Booth. Mrs. Nettle Barrett, Nellie Brannan.

Mrs. Gertrude Baker. Miss Ida Ellis, Miss Etta Fisher, Mrs. W. Gray, Mrs.

R. Gibbs, Mrs. Nellie Higgins (21. Miss Edna Newton. Mra.

May Mrs. Myrtle Smith, Miss Ada Sergeant. Mrs. Mary Slaughter, Miss Iva Simpson. Miss Molile Silket, Miss Iva Torrence.

Miss Nannie Almira Whltthpgton. list Eli Brookes. W. H. Brown.

James Betx. Hiram Votive- PUjgj. H. Badgely, Geo. H.

Brown, Timothy William Buchanan. J. W. Culp. D.

A. Devon, George Ellis, Thomas Elliott. John Eddy, Clifton Fought. Albert Gray, George Oorrell, Charles Hemphill, James George Irwin, Alex Jones, Wm. F.

Kline, John Ktimpei, Henry Luster, Albert Myers. I. Molatt. Peter Milts, Gilbert H. Merrill, Nelson Prosiicctg for a wheat crop in thib sei'tion are extremely flattering.

Timber men representing the Youngstown Ohio River railway line are interviewing the farmers who have timber for sale. Farmers are busy this fine weather. Corn working is in order, also sheep shearing. Wool growing Is quite profitable business at present. Bayers will be circulating among the farmers in the near future.

Prices should com pare with last yeaL 36 to 38 cents. a SITE OF NEW MINE Sought By Big Vein Coal Company Officials Who Visited Salineville. Salineville, May M. Osliorne. president of the Big Vein Coal company, with a party of officials of the company, spent yesterday in this village, looking over the situation for liwatlng a new mine.

It is costing the Big Vein company $1,000 per month to let its mine here stand idle, and it is thought that in a short time work wili be commenced on the new opening. The party was accompanied by Engineer Reese, of Pittsburg, who has prepared maps and data. Mr. Osborne statofi that the strike atiair would right itself in The Ohio Pennsylvania Coal company has not yet started to erect Its ne wtlpple. Since 1776 the Liberty Bell has signified Freedom.

Since 1857 when the first bottle, was distilled, the Coodold have signified freedom from every impurity. A better whiskey be made. You will enjoy 4 fine distinctive fla- John B. Wells, born in Steubenville, for some yegrs a at the pottery, died at West Palm Beach, 63. vor.

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