Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 35, Number 92, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 24 July 1903 — Horae Stockers Trimmed Up [ARTICLE]

Horae Stockers Trimmed Up

Another exciting but rather onesided game of ball was pulled off at the Ball Park Monday afternoon, between the team from the Horse Stook factory and a team oomposed of clerks from along Washington street. The olerks put it all over the Horse dtookers at the tune of 23 to 7. Some very good plays were made on both Bides, but the pitohing of John Eiglesbaoh was what won the game. Calvert, the pitoher for the Horse Btookers did good work until he threw his arm out.

The line op was as follows; Clerks Horse Stookers Brenner lbass Bowley Kressler 2 base Billy Fry Bill Porter 8 base Brooks O. Grant as J. Ball Hawkins If r 0, Ball Dean o f Cal Bichardson J. Wildberg r f Houston J. Eiglesbaoh p ■ Calvert Meriong o Yeoman