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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1912)
8 M KA THE McCOOK ICE CO HAMILTON BROS Props Are now prepared to make regular deliveries of ice to cus tomers in the city The best of ice and at reasonable prices Phone 43 for Terms ICE BY DELIVERY OR SEASON THE GAME WITH OXFORD by Dorwart McMurrin out on fly to McCook demonstrated her baseball superiority over Oxford Saturday af ternoon by pounding two of her pitch rs over the lot for a total of tbisr leen hits and winning by a score of 16 o 6 The features of the game were the pitching of Dorwart for McCcok and the excellent batting of Culbertson Amsden and Culbertson getting a home -run 2 three baggers and a double ia four times at bat The McCook high schcol has a team ihat is far above the average and EhfKiId treceive more patronage than they are new receiving The sccre by innfogs and summary of the game follows Firct Inning It would surprise you to know of -the great geed that is being done by Chambcrlalnc Tablets Darius Down ey -of Junction X B writ es My wife has been using bedalns TsMcts and finds them very effectual and doing her lots of good 2f yrj have any trouble with your Gtccach cr bowels give them a trial clj by all dealers TCOOK machinery ASD IRON WORKS Machine Work Horse Shoeing Blacksmithing Vte are agents for the Gelebrat -en Ford Auto 210 1st st W Kione red 450 L C STOLL CO Jewelers and Opticians Byes tested and fitted Fine rejhiiirang McCook Neb JOHN E KELLEY Attorney at Law and Bonded Abstracter Agent of Lincoln Land Go Of- iiw in Postoffice building Me- k Nebraska A G BUM Real Estate and Insurance Office 303 2d st East Phone black 252 CJ E ELDRED Lawyer Bonded Abstracter and Examiner of Titles Stenographer and notary in of iee McCock Neb 2 P SUTTON CO Jewelers and Opticians Watch Repairing Goods of quality Main avenue McCook r r - M - - C Emerson One hit 1 rum McCook Gray out Bailey to Burt and went to second on a wild pitch and was sacrificed to third by Know lea Amsden out on fly to Lueking One hit no runs Fourth Inning Oxford Lewis out on fly to Culr bertson Bendler out Culbertson to Amsden Eailey went to first on Cul bertsons excusable error Lueking hit for 4 bases scoring Bailey Dir vaim out Gray to Amsden One hit 2 runs McCook C Emerson was hit by McMurrin and went to second on OBriens sacriCice P Emerson went to first on Luekings error Culbert son liit for 3 bases Ecoring the Oxford Burt out on ground balL erson brothers Dorwart went to to AroEdsa Tthulin2 out Dorwart to second en Lswcs error Culbertson Amsden McMurrii out F Emerson scoring Gray hit for one base Amsden Xo hits no runs ing Dorwart Schwab hit to center McCock Gray went to first on for one base Knowles out Lueking TiiuKnes error and was out stealing to Burt Amsden hit for 4 bases seccml Schwab went to first on scoring Gray and Dorwart ahead of IBaiLeys errcr Knowles took first on J himself C Emerson received his fielders click Schwab out on play second pas3 this inning by getting lIcMurrin to Luckur g Amsden out a base on balls and stole second and -on fly to Lew Xo hits no runs i third OBrien out Bailey to Burt Second Inning Four hits 7 runs Oxford Lewie cut Dorwart to Ams Fifth Inning fiecc ani Ecnllar took same trip Oxford Hollinger hit for S bases Bailey out on fly to Amsden Xo Burt struck out Thuline out on fly 3iits no runs to Culbertson McMurrim out Schwab tMcCcok C Emerson out Thuline to Amsden One hit no runs to Burt OBrien hit to center for j McCook Lueking now pitching foi V bases F Emerson went to first Oxford F Emerson was passed on on Burts error but was caught off 4 balls and stole second and went to the base CulbsrtEcn hit for a home third on Culbertsons sacrifice Dor Tan scoring OBrias Dcrwart out on j wart went to first on fielders choice grcunder to Burt Two hits 2 runs F Emerson scoring Gray struck Third Inning out Schwab out McMurrrini to Burt Querd Luekirg out Dorwart to Xo hits one run Amsden Diva cut F Emerson to Arcsden was hit by and stclo second Burt hit safe ly to right i2ld scoring Hollinger IBart goirg to third on OBriens wild -throw to the iIsXq Thuline was hit Sixth Inning Oxford Lewis out on fly to Gray Bendler took first on Grays error Bailey hit to center for one base I A and Bailey both dying on bases McCook Knowles passed on 4 balls and stole second Amsden hit for 2 bsses scoring Knowles C Emerson out on fly to Lewos OBrien took first on MoMnrrins error Amsden scoring OBrien went to- third on E Emersons sacrifice Oulbertson nit for 3 bases scoring 0iBriten Dor wart hit for 2 barfas scoring Cul bertson Gray strruck out Three hits 4 runs Seventh Inning Oxford Hollinger out on fly to Amsden Burt hit for a home run ThuLLne out on fly to Amfedren Mc Murrin out en grounder to Amsden One hit one run McCook Schwab out on fly to Thuline Knowles struck out Ams den went to first on Baileys erroi and stole second C Emerson struck cut No hits no runs Eighth Inning Oxford Lewis out Dorwart to Amsden Bendler went to first on Grays errcr Eailey was hit by Dorwart Bendler going to second Lueking hit into a double play Cul bertson to Schwab retiring Bailey and Bendler Xo hits no runs McCook OBrien struck out and F Emerson took the same cure Gul bertsoni got his fourth hit of game Dorwart hit for four bases scoring by hitting -to center for two bases Culbertson ahead of him Gray hit safely to left field but was out try ing to steal third Three hits 2 runs Ninth Inning Oxford Divan Avnet to first on Cul bartsons error Hollinger struck out Burt hit for his second home run scoring Divan ahead of himself Tihulin out Schwab to Amsden Mc Murrin hit to left field Lewis out Dorwart to Amsden Two hits 2 runs OXFORD ah Burt lb 5 Thuline s s 4 McMurrin p 2b 5 Lewis c f 5 Bendler c 4 Bailey 3b 4 Lueking 2b p 4 Divan If 4 Hollinger r f 3 1 Totals 3S McCOOK ab Gray s s G Schwab 2b 0 Knowles If 3 Lueking out Dorwart to Amsden Amsden lb 5 van out on fly to Schwab Bendler n Emerson rf a HUGHES 00 Plumbing- Heating and Gas Fitting Plumbing and Plans drawn and specifications pre pared Estimates furnished free Basement P 0 Bldg Phone 33 DR HERBERT J PRATT Registered Graduate Dentist Office 2121G Main ave over McGonn ells drug store Phones Office 160 residence black 131 Horsemen Attention I have at your service The Imported Belgian Stallion Ul ric No 30936 state certificate No 1739 weight 1730 color bay The registered French Draft Stallion Oran Ladd No 19537 state certificate No weight 1S00 color grey The Mammoth Jack Monarch state certificate No 5323 weight 900 Terms on the above 1250 to insure live colt Also the Trotting Stallion Collector France No 41065 state certificate No 5385 weight 1 130 color bay height 15 3 hands Terms 10 to insure live colt These horses and jack will make the season of 19 12 at my barn formerly Wm Jeffries in McCook Nebr Accidents will be guarded against but I will not be responsible should any occur Parties disposing of mares or re moving from the county will be required to settle at once A share of your patronage is solici ted Loren Andrews Owner Phone 72 Let Us Figure On Your Cement Work Call on or phone the manager He will be glad to come and figure with you McCook Cement Stone Co Phone Red 196 H N Rosebush Manager OBrien cf 4 F Emerson c 3 Culbertson 3b 4 Dorwart p 5 r h e 2 3 1 0 0 1 Oil 0 0 1 0 0 0 112 112 10 0 110 GTS r h e 12 2 12 0 10 0 2 2 0 10 0 2 10 2 0 0 4 4 2 2 2 0 Totals 33 1G 13 4 Score by Innings Oxford 0012 0010 2 G McCook 020714 02 x 16 Summary Home runs Culbertson Amsden Dorwart Burt 2 Lueking 3 base hits Culbertson 2 OBrien inger 2 base hits Culbertson Dorwart Amsden struck out by Dorwart 1 by Lueking 6 bases on balls of Dorwart none off McMurrin 1 off Lueking 2 hit by pitcher by Dorwart 2 by McMurrin 1 Umpire Jas Galusha DANBURY Harley Woods arrived home Wed nesday from Kansas City John Ruby and family arrived on Wednesday from Eastwood Neb for a visit with relatives There were some gentlemen from St Franois Kan came drfwru Tues day evening and stayed till Wednes day to see the plowing engine work There was a fair sized crowd out to the play Saturday night given by the high schcol for the benefit of the graduating class Rev H W W Allen preached his two farewell sermons Sunday morn- ting and evening Mr and Mrs Walter Van Vleet ar rived Wednesday from Norman Okla homa where they were recently mar ried The big 45 h p plowing engine was sold to a party at St Francis Kansas It will be skipped at once N R Rhoades and wife arrived on day last week from Oklahoma and we understand that they will start a restaurant ire the near future W A Stone and Frank Yarnall drove over to McCook Friday Guy and Lucy Leist of Maricn were over Saturday nqght visitors z this place Mrs Geo Gill of Akron Colo wr vitfos her rioter Mrs1 Wayce Heth cote last week Frank Mcore went up to McCook Friday morning en a brief visit tc his brother J C Moore Mrs J H Hailey went up to Mc Cook on Friday nrorniing on a short visit Local represEuiative Mr Wey bright announces that the season starts out very encouraging for the sugar beet industry with an acreage about McCook proper of about 350 or more tham 50 acres over last year with prospects of stand much larger than- that of last season H P Waite Co will furnish you a garbage cani at a reason able price 22 tf I Official Abstract of Democratic Primary Vote NAMES OF CANDIDATES President Woodrow Wilson JiiiVoi Harmon Champ Clark RobertG Koss Vice President WJ Bryan W H Thompson United States Senator W H Thompson Ashton C Sballenberger Willis K Keed Robert F Smith Pres Elec at large Waldo Wintersieen James R Dean C F Brushausen Pres Elec Stli District Edward A Roth UECharlton Amendment No l For Against Amendment Xo 2 For Against Amendment No For Against Amendment No 1 For Against - Amendment No 5 For Against Qovprnor John H Morchead Richard L Metcalf Lieutenant Governor Herman Diers Secretary of State A TGatewood J W Keller Charles P Whitesides Auditorof Pub Accts Henry C Richmond State Treasurer Floyd Seybolt George E Hall Supt of Public Instruc John Speed ie Ernest F Monroe RVClark P MWhitchead Attorney General Andrew M Morrisey MWTerry Com Icb Lands BIdgs William B Eastham Railway Commissioner William G Stamm Edward C Simmons Sam Hinkle B M Simms Clarence E Harman Ben H Hayden WillM Maupio Congressman 5th Dist Roderick D Sutherland State Sen 2Gth Dist J L White State Rsp Goth Dist AHBell R L Duckworth Natl Committeeman PLHall Chap E Fanning Delegates at large William J Bryan George L Loomis Fred Volpp G M Hitchcock Tom WSmith Ignatius J Dunn W H Westover Delegates rtli Dist Peter W Shea Frank T Swanson Charl sR Beese Georse J Marshall County Attorney W M Somerville County Assessoa W H Meyers CJRyan John H Wesh Co Com 2nd Dist Edward Sughroue Co Cor to fill vacancy W ADeMav CMWorth C E Minnick Poor Farm Tax For Against President Vice President U S Senator Amendments No 1 No 2 No 3 No 4 No 5 Governor Lieut Governor Sec of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General Land Coram Railway Comm Congressman State Senator Re presentative Attorney Assessor Commissioner Coroner DR R J GUNN Dentist Office Rooms 3 and 5 Walsh building- McCook Phone 112 Now ls the time to get rid of your rheumatism You can do it by apply ing Chamberlains Liniment and massaging the parts freely at each application Tor sale by all dealers BOX ELDER Mr ac 1 yjrz Gee Ycungor return oJ WcdneiJay fioni Beverly Clarence Stone and wife cf Thorn- burg are visiting bis ulster Mtsi G H Harrison Listing coro seems to be the order i of the day Box Elder streets look fine slmoe lihey have beem worked Pluma Mcdirell visited first part o last week wuth aunt Mrs Maxwell Wolfe ard Mildred Modrell visited hsr the latter part of the week Poor appetite is a sure sugn o impaired digestion A few dares of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets will strengthen your digestion and improve your appetite Thous ands have been benefitted by tak ing these tablets Sold by all deal ers 2 5 3 2M WillowGrove 3 2 r q zi - n 2 E c o 2- 1 2 i T I a- 1st W I 2nd W i g E - 5 - 3 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health When we do your work you make sure that your plumbing wiU be done right Shop at 408 Main Ave Shop Phone 28 Res phone Red 366 JENMNa Our Plumbing Saves Worry i
