Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 162, 5 July 1907 — Page 2
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AFTER SATURDAY ONE GLASS OF SODA GIVEN FREE WITH EACH
PURCHASE AFTER SATURDAY
Saturday morning, July 6th, at 8 o'clock the doors of THE GREATER ALFORD DRUG CO. will be thrown open to the public. New f Goods, New Fixtures, New Stock, New Modern Conveniences, in fact a new store, larger, better than any previous time. Every lady, ll 1 1 s 1 A . - l " l I f r t rtl iMWWBaMAMMaaBi ess a . E I
man, ooy or gin are mvixea xo can nere aaxuraay morning ana gei me oenent or xne greatest urtiM bAnUAiN tvtiMi in tne nistory ot the Drug Business here in Richmond. It is needless to say for we have told you time and time again, what the Alford Drug Co. will be and has been to you in the past for we feel that your interests and our interests are common. It is our purpbse to maintain the largest and best retail drug house in the State of Indiana and to offer to the people here in Richmond and vicinity drugs at the same prices that other drug stores pay for them we sell them at the regular wholesale price. ' . While we are a wholesale store and do a wholesale business, we believe in giving a man who purchases one bottle of medicine, or article, as cheap a price as though he purchase a whole gross. That's our policy. In order to introduce ourselves again among the good people here in Richmond we are going to give you the greatest Bargain opportunity ever given to the public. Tine Followieg low Prices Aire Qoottedl Fof mur Opennnnug t Pay, SaMrday, Jolly 6ttlu: At Froie 25 to 40 Per Cent, ofifi on the Dollar. We guarantee to undersell any other drug house in the State. All $1.00 patent medicines, over 2,000 kinds, will be sold Saturday morning, as our opening inducement, for 69c, 79c and 83c per bottle 500 kips of first quality Chamois Skin, former price 25c to $1.C0, opening sale price, to go for 50 per cent, off on the dollar. sv 500 gross of standard brand toilet soaps. will be sold for 3c per cake to 19c per cake a 40 per cent, discount. All 50c patent medicines will be offered at 39c and 43c each. All 25c preparations of any class or character will be offered at 19c eaci.. Will offer for sale five bales of Rock Island Sheep Skin Sponges, regular price 40c to 50c, opening price Saturday, only 15c each. These are the best quality buggy sponges. The best ten-ounce Bleached Florida Sponge, regular 35c value, opening sale price only 9c each. 20,000 Tooth Brushes, regular price from 25c to 50c, at the great opening Saturday to go for only 5c and 19c each. $1,500 worth of Rubber goods including hot water bags, syringes, etc., will be offered to you at 40 per cent, discount below the regular prices for such goods. ' ' Stationery of all kinds will be offered like the rest, at a regular discount price. Witchhazel, Wood Alcohol, Glycerine and all heavy drugs, will receive a 50 per cent, discount, belcw and such prices sold at any other drug store.
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SPORTING GOSSIP
CLEVER PITCHING DID THE BUSINESS; SHILOHS DEFEATED
Fireman" Fisher Kept the Chemicals Close at Hand And Extinguished the Visitors Just in Time.
AFTERNOON GAME WAS MOST INTERESTING ONE.
Score Was Frequently Tied And the Result Was in Doubt Until Near the Close Miller Was on the Bench.
Fireman Save-Me-Child" Fisher extinguished the Dayton Shilohs Thursday afternoon at Athletic park in a patriotic exhibition of "clever pitching. The Fireman was touched up for eight lilts, but he kept the hard blngling Shilohs under control at all times. Whenever they threatened to flame up and cause a baseball tragedy, the Human Hoe Cart would douse on the chemicals and smother 'era. Nothing to It. F3ck of Fisher there was good support except in right field, where Cunningham allowed two easy chances to f.et away from hlni. Fortunately, sharp work by the other members of the team prevented these two errors from becoming costly. Eight hits, two of them screaming three baggers, wen ir.ade by the locate and they came when hits meant runs. "Doggy" Miller rt'Stt'd on th bench during the game, his plate at third base being held down by a Mr. Siuibb from LaPorte, I ml. Mr. Squibb played a nice game and handles himself 3ike a ball player. Game Was Interesting. The game itself, was quite interest
ing, being nip and tuck from the pistol to tho wire. Witn one down in the first, Dayton looked threatening with three men on bases, but a sharp double play by Jessup and Squibb put an end to the anxiety. In the second Stines got a life on Cunningham's second error, after one was down, but he and Asper were immediately cut down by a second fast double play, Fisher to Justice to Cameron. In the third, Pitcher Mercer led another storming party against Fort
Fisher. This was a hand to hand grapple, and during the fireworks, one Shiloh runner was allowed to cross the plate. Feldhaus was retired and Reibald drew his base. He was retired on a fielder's choice. The mighty Ben Huckins then came to bat and scored Mercer on a single. Morganthaler struckout. Came Right Back. Richmond came right back at the enemy in its half of the third. With two down Ritter drew a bag and was immediately shipped home by a beautiful line drive by Cameron to deep left, which netted three bags. Justice died in an attempt to score Cameron. Neither team scored in the fourth or f.'fth. In the sixth the Shilohs exploded a couple of two baggers in honor of the nation's birthday. Blank, first up, drew his base on four wide ones. Huckins flew out and then came the explosion. Mr. Morganthaler hit one on the baziz for two bags and Blank counted. Legge then connected for another double, counting the lad with the lengthy name. Fireman Fisher then produced his chemicals and extinguished two distinguished batsmen, thereby ending the agony. In our half of the sixth, we tried to
even up the scores, but fell short one run. With two down. Justice singled and came home on Jessup's delicious triple to center. Minzler grounded out. Locals Took Lead. No more runs for Dayton in tho seventh but the locals pounded In two which allowed them to nose into the lead, 4 to 3. Cunningham got a life on an error, then Squibb singled. Up came Grins Wiltermood and he pasted one to center which was captured. As soon as the ball was caught Cumiy lit out for home and Morganthaler heaved to Asper at the plate, but the latter allowed the heave to escape hini which allowed both Cunningham and Squibb to count. Ritter drew his base "but was retired trying to steal second. In the first-of the eighth the pesky
Shilohs again sewed up the game, 4 to 4. With one down Huckins singled and scored on Morganthaler's line drive for three bases. The fire alarm was once more sent in and Fireman Fisher doused the glim by breezing the next two batsmen. This fact aroused great excitement among Mr. Fisher's North Twelfth street neighbors who were present in . great chunks. Clinched the Game. Richmond clinched the game in the last of the eighth. Cameron singled. Justice got a life on an error. Jessup flew out. Minzler hit a Texas leaguer and the bags were full. Mr. Cunningham, itching to redeem himself for his two very yellow errors, came to bat. The redemption of Geo. Cunningham was a beautiful one act affair which had some sense to it. Mr. Cunningham smote a long, furry biffle to deep left and his compatriots, Messrs. Justice and Cameron dusted over the plate. In the ninth the Shilohs tried a rally, but there was nothing diding. Score:
Richmond. AB. R. H. O. A. K Ritter, cf 2 1 O 2 O o Cameron, lb., . 4 1 3 14 O o Justice, 2b 4 2 1 3 3 O Jessup, c, .... 4 1 7 1 Minzler, ss., ... 4 1 O 3 o Cun-ham, rf., . 4 1 1 O O 2 Squibb, 3b., ... 4 1 1 1 2 O Wiltermood, If., 2 O O o Fisher, p., 3 O O o G O Total , . ."...31 6 S 27 15 2 Shilohs. AB. R. H. O. A. E. Feldhaus, If ... 4 O O 1 O o Reibald. ss 4 O O 1 4 1 Blank, rf 3 1 o o 1 Huckins, lb., ... 4 1 3 13 O O Morgler. cf., ..4 1 2 1 O O Legge, 2b., .... 1 1 2 1 1 Stines. 3b 4 ( 1 1 O Asper c, 4 O 1 4 3 1 , Mercer, p. 4 1 1 1 3 O Totals . . ..35 4 S 21 15 4
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, Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Won. Lost Pet. Chicago ."2 1 ."" New York 3S 25 .; Pittsburg .. 3S 2G .5!3 Philadelphia 37 2S tf.) Cincinnati 29 38 .43;; Boston ..27 37 .422 Brooklyn 2 3! .418 St. Louis .. 1G 55 .225
Brooklyn 1; New York O (a. m. 12 innings.) New York 5; Brooklyn 3 (p. m., Philadelphia 5; Boston 4 (a. m.. Philadelphia 2; Boston 1, (p. m.) Pittsburg 4; St. Louis O. (a. m.) , Pittsburg 0: St. Louis 5, (p. m.) Chicago 5; Cincinnati 1, (a. m.) Chicago 2; Cincinnati O, (p. m.)
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. Won. Lost. Pet.
Chicago 43 23 Cleveland 42 2 Philadelphia 37 20 DeU-oit 435 28
New York 31 St. Louis 28 Boston 25 Washington 20
41 41 41
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Wheeling 34 2G .507 Evansville 31 30 .531 Dayton 32 30 .510
Canton 27 20 .51 0
Terre Haute 31 33 .484 South Bend 20 30 .410 Grand Rapids 21 37 .303 Yesterday's Results. Terre Haute 4: Evansville 3, fa. m.. Evansville 2; Terre Haute 0; (p. m., 10 innings. Canton 4; Wheeling 2, (a. m.) Wheeling 4; Canton O, (p. m.) Grand Rapids 2; South Bend 1, (a m.) Grand Rapids 3; South Bend 1, (p. m.) Springfield C; Dayton 5. (a. m.) Springfield 11; Dayton 5, (p. m.)
QUALIFYING ROUNDS
FOR
NUS6AUM CUP
They Were Played Thursday At the Country Club.
MEDAL CONTEST JULY 13.
Detroit 0; St. Louis 4. (a. m.) Detroit 7; St. Louis t. (p. m.. Chicago 3; Cleveland 2, (a. ra. Chicago 7: Cleveland 1. (p. m.) Boston 3; Washington 1, (a. m.) Boston 7: Washington O, (p. m. Philadelphia 3; New York 1. (a. m.) New York, 7; Philadelphia 3. (p. m.)
AMERICAN ASSN. STANDING.
Richmond . .'...001 00 1 22 x 0 Shilohs O O 1 O O 2 O 1 i 4 Earned runs Richmond 2; Shilohs 3. Left, on bases Richmond 4; Shilohs 4 . Two base hits Morganthaler, Legge. Three base hiw Morganthaler, Cameron. Jessup. Sacrifice hits Wiltermood, Feldhaus. Stolen bases Cameron. Double plays Jessup Squibb; Fisher, Justice. Cameron. Struckout Mercer 4; Fisher 5. Bases on balls Mercer 2; Fisher 2. Time of game 1:30.
Umpire I.ally. Attendance l.ooo. - -
I Won Lost Pet. 1 Columbus 42 27 .000, Toledo 43 28 .606! Minneapolis , 40 30 .571 1 Kansas City 33 37 .471 j j Louisville 33 37 .471 Milwaukee 33 40 .452, , St. Paul HO 40 .420 j Indianapolis 31 40 .403
Toledo 1; Indianapolis O, (a. m. Toledo 7; Indianapolis 3. (p. m.
Minneapolis 3; St. Paul 2. (a m. Rain
fourth.) Minneapolis S; St. Paul 3. (p. m.) Louisville 7; Columbus 1, (a. m. Louisville 8; Columbus 3. (p. ni. Kansas City 3: Milwaukee 2, (first game.) Milwaukee 7; Kansas City 3, (second game.) e m CENTRAL LEAGUE STANDING.
' Won Lost Pet
ISpnogfield 35 24 .593;
Thursday afternoon on the links at
the Country club, the qualifying rounds were played In the contest for the Nusbaum cup. Twenty players took part and sixteen of these qualified. Those who qualified and their pairing for the first round of the contest on Saturday afternoon are as follows: Frank Braffett, 81; Geo. Seidel, PL D. N. Elmer, S3; Dr. Bond, 91. W. J. Hutton, 84; Geo. Bond, 93.
Will Dill, 80; W. C. Hibberd. 95. John Poundstone, 90; Ed. Hill, 90. W. Corwin, 90: Chas. McGuire, 97. E. P. Trueblood, 90; H. Torrence. 9S. J. F. Thompson, 91; H. A. Dill, 100. The other players who did not qualify were Clement Cates, 110; S. E. Swayne, 104; C. K. Chase, 101; and C. E. Shiveley, 110. On Saturday, July 13th, there will be a handicap medal contest.
RAMBLERS TOOK TWO GAMES AHREENSEORK Both Contests Were Fast and The Results Close.
NEXT AT CAMBRIDGE CITY.
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In two fast and exciting contests between the Richmond Ramblers and Greensfork's fast ball team, the latter lost both games by the score of 3 to 2 and 6 to o, Thursday. Scores: Morning Game-
Ramblers. 00100110 0 3 Greensf'rk 10010000 0 2 Batteries Ramblers, Crouch Sittloh; Greensfork, B. Ridge
Wise. Struck outs By Crouch, 11; byRidge, C; bases on balls off Crouch, 3; off Ridge, 1. Afternoon Game. Ramblers. 00000600 03 7 2
Greensf'rk 20020010 0 3 Batteries Ramblers, Marine
Goehner; E. Ridge and Wise. Struck out by Marine, 5; by Ridge 9; bases on balls off Marine 2; off Ridge 1. Hit by pitched ball. Marine, 4. Tho Ramblers will cross bats with Cambridge City, Sunday, July 7th.
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MILTON TOOK A GOOD GAME FROM DUBLIN It Marked Opening of Park at Latter Place.
BATTED OUT A VICTORY.
RAMBLERS TO CAMBRIDGE.
TAKE THE POSTMASTER'S WORD FOR IT. Mr. F. M. Hamilton, postmaster at Cherry vale, Ind., keeps also a stock of general merchandise and patent medicines. He says: "Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Is standard here in its line. It never fails to give satisfaction and we could hardly afford to be without it." For sale by A. G. Luken & Co
They Will Meet the Grays In a Game Next Sunday. Cambridge City, Ind., July 5 The Cambridge City Grays will meet the
Richmond Ramblers In a f lendly game at the Lake Erie park next Sunday afternoon. The visitors are a strong team with a good average and an Interesting game Is promised.
Dublin, Ind., July 5, Dublin had Its opening of their ball park yesterday and was defeated by Milton; Bcore, 8 to 7. The game was really one of the best seen this season and was replete with plenty of good hitting, Connor on second for Dublin, leading In this respect with a single, double and triple in four, times at bat. He batted in three runs and scored two himself. Pitcher Murley was there with his stick, getting three safe ones. Dishman, the LewisvUIe player at second for Milton, and Connor led In fielding.
and Stant, who is a new man behind;
the bat for Dublin, did fine work. Milton won because they were able to locate Sebring. They found him for 11 hits, two of them for two bags and another over the right field fence
for a home run and earned five f
their eight runs. Sebring was unable
to stop them when there were men on
the bases. Errors by Joe Groves and
"Skeeter" Elliott contributed two run to the wrong side also. Score: Milton . ...2 o 2 - 2 O O ttS U a Dublin . ...20000 1 03 17 n 2 Batteries Milton. F. Murley anl Wilson; Dublin, Sebring a itanU Umpire Moore.
RESERVES WON THE GAME. Cambridge City, Ind., July 5 In an interesting game of seven innings, between the Railroaders and Gaar's reserves, a team composed of churchmen of this city, the latter team won by a score of 9 to 7.
Clear white clothes are a Eigii that the housekeeper uses Red Cross Ball Blue. Large 2 oz. package, 3 cents.
Have you noticed the improved serrIce to Chicago via the C, C. & L? Through sleeper leaves Richmond at 11:15 P. M. dally, arrives la Chicago at 7:00 A. M. Try It. ar6-tl
MINOR SCORES.
Lebanon, 4; Frankfort, 5 Dunkirk, 5; Portland, 7; Kokomo, 2; (A. M.) Kokomo, 2; Connersville Connersvllle
Frankfort, 3. (A. M.) ; Lebanon, 0. (P. M.) Portland, 2. (A. M.) Dunkirk, 3. (P. M.) Indianapolis Reserves 1. Reserves, 0. (P. M.) 5: New Castle 1 (A. M.) 5; New Castle 0 (P. M.)
The Siooadajr Of Life. Married people should learn what to do for co 3 anothr' little ilia, and for the Us of the children that may come. They are tare sooner or later to have occasion to treat constipation or Indigestion. When the opportunity comes remember that the quickest way to obtain relief, and finally a permanent care, is with Dr. Caldwell's fcyrup pepsin, the rreat herb laxative compound. A bottle should always be tn tne none. It costs only 50 cents or $1 at drun stores.
Leaving Richmond 11:15 p. .in. via C, C. & L. lands you in Chicago at 7:00 a. m. ' Through sleepers and coarjias, You will like it. ' axirS-tf