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MEETS DEFEAT EASY WINNER
North Benders Administer Se
vere Drubbing to Local
League Team.
SLAB ARTIST BOMBARDED
Plli'licr Wright Is, Found For More
Hits Than nt Any Previous
Gume.
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STAXIIIXO OF ClilTlIS. '
Naiup
Cotitiillo . . .
North Bend
Marshfleld .
W. L.
Pet.
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Hantlon 7
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Sundays ball finmo in Marsliflold
was a walk-over for the frlonds from
the north. The opening Inning
promised great things for the Marsh
field team, and before it closed five
men had crossed the homo plate.
Graham, the North Bend regular
pitcher, was not on hand and Foote,
the left-hand twlrler, was placed in
the bo. Apparently, ho had a case
of stage fright, but It only lasted for
one inning, and Marshfleld pranced
through the eight subsequent Innings
without getting a man over tho scor
ing goal. There was ono opportun
ity but it was thrown avfay. "Pop"
McKcown lined a long hit to left
Hold and tried to stretch a two
bagger into a three base hit, which
would have scored McKcown. But
that run would not have won the
game.
Pitcher Wright got the worst bom
bardment he has met with this sea
son, and in the ninth inning, when
center fielder Llljeqvlst and Tower
tried for a Texas4eaguer and failed,
he became discouraged and, quit the
box. McKcown took'hls place and
after two hits wore mauooff his de
livery, the Inning ended with a fly to
short.
Bert Dimmlck sprained his ankle
in the first Inning, in running, nf
tor making a hit. Ho was obliged to
retire and John Snyder cared for tho
first sack during the remainder of the
game. There Is a long story con
nected with tho contest, but it is bet
ter not told.
North Bend ab ; 1' zo a e
Wickman, r. f...G 2 1 2 0 0
Felter, lb G 3 3 9 0 3
Gale, 2b G 3 2 3 4 0
Keano, 3b G 1 2 2 5 0
Lyons, c G 1 1 7 0 0
Foote, p 5 2 3 0 1 1
Paul, 1. f G 2 2 2 2 0
McLeod, cf G 0 1 0 0 0
Gaffney, ss G 1 2 1 0 1
Totals 51 15 17 2Gi;
Marshfleld ah
Tower, ss 3
Dimmlck, lb. ...2
Snyder, lb. ..-..3
McKeown, 2b. . .4
Cowan, c 5
Forrey, rf 5
Wolls, If 4
Llljeqvlst, cf. ... 4
McLean, 3b 4
Wright, p A
so
4
1
10
Q
6
0
0
2
1
1
Totals 38
5 10 25 10 8
Score by Innings:
North Bond ...12220013 4 15
Marshflold ....50000000 0 5
Hits by innings:
North Bend 0 2 110 0 2 5 ji rl7
Marshflold 5 2 0 11110 010
Wolls out on infield y.
Gaffnoy out for crossing plate;
McLeod out, hit' by ball on third
strike.
Summary: Earnod runs North
Bend, 8; Marshflold 3; 2-bno hits
McKeown, Cowan, McLeod, (lulo; 3
baso hit Ferroy; homo run Foltor;
First base on balls off Wright t, off
Foote 2; struck out by Wright 4,
by Footo 7; left on basos North
Dond 10, Marshflold 10; wild pitch
Wright; passed balls Cowan C; lilt by Halm, C. Hit by pitched ball
by pitcher McKoown; umpires Blnckerloy, 2; Furman. Deverix, tie
Whlsnant and Leo, Eor, L. Cox, Nosier.
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KNIGHTS of
All men who jhatafgned charter are
wanted to meet Wm4dY &l in Red-
men Hall; also alothers who arc interested.
THE DAILY COOS BAY TIM ES, MARSHRELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY
More by Luck Than Anything
Else Errors at Critical
Times.
IS A FEATURELESS GAME
ISniitlon Put Up u fane Aiticlc of
Ball Against County
Sealers.
(Times Special Service.)
Coquillo, July 22. The ball game
Sunday between Coqullle and Bandon
was won by the former through their
usual good luck rather, than by good
plnylng. Collier was not up to his
usual good form,' and Bandon played
a better game, but last. Their errors
wero made at critical time, and runs
resulted.
It was a slow game all through,
and full of both good and bad plays.
The crowd groaned when Langworthy
dropped an easy fiy, and thun yelled
in delighted enthus.iasm when-Prey,
running back into the field, got a
difficult fly and Collier made a long
running catch. Coquille's enor3
were made when they ilftl not affect
tljo score Bandon got men on
bases, and there they were had all
babes full twice; then Collier would
wake up, and they would either go
out by tho strike-out route or an
easy out to the infield.
If Coqullle had put up as ragged
a game when they played North
Bend or Marshfleld they would have
boon up against It.
Ilohn pitched a good steady game
for Bandon, but his support was
weak at critical times. The largest
crowd of the season witnessed the
game.
The- services at tho Christian
Church Sunday night wero very much
enjoyed by a large congregation.
Mr. Quartermass, the insurance man,
delivered a fine address on the sub
ject, "Be thou faithful unto death,
and I will give you a crown of life."
Some think the speaker should de
vote his whole time to preaching in
stcaifof other business.
His friend, Mr. V. Armstrong, of
Humbolt county, Cal., sang three
beautiful solos, which wero unusually
good.
Tho saloons were advertising
themselves Saturday night and Sun
day. The man that runs could read.
There were many who were "enjoy
ing" themselves and celebrating for
tho wet side of town.
Coqullle ab.
Lorenz, 2b 4
Howell, 3b 4
Langworthy, cf. .. 2
Prey, ss 4
P. Collier, rf 4
Hartley, lb 4
Nosier, If 3
Peralta, c 4
J. Collier, p 3
h. po.
2 7
a. e.
2 0
Total. 32 9 9 27 10 3
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Bandon-J t ab.
h. po. a. o.
0 7 G 0
swift. c.-.T";.. .. 4
Furman, lb 4
Blackerly, ss 3
Ilahn, p 4
Devcrlx, 2b 3
Fclger, lf.-2b 3
McNalr, rf.'. 4
L. Cox, cf 3
M. Cox, lf.-3b. ... 4
1 G
2 0
0 0
0 10
0 0
1 1
1 0
1 0
Totals
32 3 G 24 14 4
Score by Innings:
Coqiifllo 0 1 1 2 1 0 0 1 9
Bandon o 1 0 0 0 0-1 0 1 C
Summary: Thrco-baso hits How
oil, 2. Two-baso hlts--Loronz, Peralta,
Proy. Baso on balls J. Collier, 1;
llnhn, 4. Doublo play Nosier to
Loienz. Struck out uy v,uiuei, .
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COLUMBUS
SUNDAY'S BOAT RACE
FROM A RACE HORSE
POINT OF VIEW
Say, Cull, what do you'se tlnk of
do boat race anyhow? Didn't I'so
tell youso dat 01 Kel had sumting up
l.h sleeve? I nos when I teez ol Kel
go out an' give Bonyeta that warm
In up dat she had her speed. Kail's
ol Kel conies up to do odder bloky
an' faQZ are youse redy to start? Kite
then I sez to my side kick let's get
on Kel's entry, for I nos when a man
like Kel sets in his checks som-ting"
is doin an' tings looks mighty good
to him. Didn't he emplro dat plze
lite at de bond, ain't he wise? So
me, an' side kick get down good an'
plenty (an' if de ol Bonylta hadn't
delivered de goods I don't see how
youse could pay your fare to Port
land, but I've always got me eye on
som-ting besides de entrys, de starter,
an' de judges;, he's lots to do wid a
man's coin when youse bet it on a
race of any kind. So I sez to niy
side kick, vho's de starter, an' when
he sez, why dat bloke dat sells de
stuff dat make cm go. O lordy, I
sez to my sef, it's all off, it's an
odder of dose tings.
But after Kel tryed to make dat
sneak an git de runnln start, I sez
maybe dis ting is on de level, but
after I looks an' soez who de judges
are I sez it's all over now but de
shouting, kaus Kel will get a square
deal for ones In his life. So after
Kel seez he can't fool de' started
da go back a score up to de wire
again, dis time Kel kind of nurses
de Boneta up kind of feoft like an'
I sez to me pard, ouse watch Kel
when de flag drops, see where he is.
Sure enough Kels there, when de big
bloke wid de flag let us drop an sez,
"They're off," Kel thrun de hooks
into ol Bonyeta an' de race was dn,
an' by the time -da got down where
da make do butter milk an' de Na
tional Beer, it was all over but de
shoutin'. Ol Kel -had felt of his
man an' 'nos he's got him beat, bar
in accident's, an' by the time da gits
down to Plat B an' jest opposite de
brooder house Kel was a good ten
length to de good an' from dat time
on ho made every post a winnln' one,
makin' de turn in easy fashion an'
comin' home on de bit, settln' strate
up in de sadle, an' ol Bonyeta never
turned a hair. When I seez de Bon-
yita comin' in wid de broom in where
de whistle 'ot to be I sez, com on,
pard, let's blow de fome off a couple
of tubs of suds.
SHOOTS FINE BUCK
BUT ANIMAL BALKS
C. P. Dorrian. who Is out at Ten
Mile lake with a party of hunters,
loaned his rifle tho other day and
took a "22" in exchange. He went
out to shoot small game with the
toy, and to his great surprise ran
across a fine buck deer. After 'the
first few stutters of fever passed
away, he pulled the trigger and
downed the buck. Upon going up
to the animal to bleed It, the bucfc
jumped up and ran off, much to the
disgust of Mr. Dorrian.
NOTICE.
Ow.ng to the fact that steamers
are apt to land at our docks at ai
time and require all the space, ow
ers of gasolene boats and scows a
warned to keep away unless so
one is in attendance. We will not
T.rt fOonnnctMo fnr ?1T1V flnTTlIl(? (lonB
gasolene boats, scows or towboats by
any steamer using the dock.
nil
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS
Neat and modern. YSftuatedm Noth Bend-Heights.
Best view on the pasinsuly also vacant hsts in the
same tract Prices rVasonble and terms msy.
WAMJ
SUCCESSORS TO
Ward & Ward
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WHY DO PEOPLE BUY IN
SENGSTACKEN ADDITION
BECAUSE
It is ehojee imlderesidencjr'property, lots 50x100
with alleys, is well stfcltercdvTth a good bay view and
prices of lots are reafeonaJpIK For particulars see
TITLE GUAglTEE & ABSTRACT CO.
Haorjr SafUckea, Matager.
WANT ad:
FOR SALE Good second-hand fur
niture. Enquire at the Iloyal
- Bakery.
GEM RESTAURANT, NORTH BEND, j
Open day and night Serves
everything the market affordn.
WANTED. To buy, clean rags.- 'Ap
ply Times Office. .
OFFICE ROO"MS to rent. McNeil &
Ferguson. " ' r
FOR, SALE The, best small busi
ness on the bay. Previous experi
ence not necessary. Amount re
quired about $S00.' Can double
your money in next six months.
Address Business, "care ' Time's
Office.
FOR SALE A farm of SO acres on
Daniels' Creek. Address E. R.
Jones, Box 110, Marshfleld. 5-2(5-1
FOR SALE A small Improved farm.
This is a bargain. Apply at Hall
& Hall's office. G-l-1
WANTED Men to work in swmillJ
wages ?2
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pward.
Simpson Liu
Iber Co
S-241tf
WANTED To
Imy a verfflcal boiler,
3 or 5 horsJ-power
lust bo In
good condition. Ba
& Mer-
cer, Unique
'antator
FOR SALE
irst-cass houseboat,
stove,
cooking utqfsils. Inquire
M. H. Wlndl
, Jenjfin's Tailor Shop !
WAITRESS AV
tlXlKD Good wages;
steady works
liva Coffee House.
NOTICE TEAUftERS WANTED.
Application will be received by
the clerk of school district No. G,
Empire City, Oregon, for the posi
tions of principal and assistant;
references must accompany appli
cation. WANTED A thoroughly competent
girl for general housework. Good
wages." Apply to Mrs. Seng
stacken. WANTED A good man to work In
hay field. Wages 2.00 per day
and board. Phone, Farmers 208.
E. L. Bessey.
LOST July 12, on Front street or
near Alert Landing, small plain,
gold watch, no Initials or engrav
ings; open faced. Suitable reward
offered. Leave at Times office, or
address, Mrs. S. A. Yoakam,
Marshfleld, Oregon. '
FOR REXT Three partly furnished
rooms. Call O. W. Briggs, care
Times office.
FOR SALE 1,300-pound horse, buy
ers' own price. R. 'K. Booth.
FOR RENT Newly furnished room.
Second house north of B on east
yslde of Fourth. Mrs. Bodine.
WANTED To rent a tent 16 x 20.
Address 358, or phone 1G93. L.
C. Drake.
WANTED Chamber maid at Cen-
tral Hotel.
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Sb HURD
Corner Meade and Vermont Sts.
r day and m
es
wim
23, 1907.
who was wanting a large chamois
skin for a post-card pillow? We
received a shipment of these sdns
on the last boat but have only a
few left. You had better" come
in before they are gone. All colors.
Just the thint for a en. Prices
rosise fron
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$1.25 w $3.00.
Opposite Central Hotel
OLD-
ALL OF BLOCKS 60-61 and
the half 1-2 of
100 lots
AND PART OF BLOCKS - -64
?3-?4-43-450-55-32 and 68
M Roiirdbd
We have a few lots
43-44-50-5
Present Prices
k Oily
People have discovered what beautiful home sites
these lots offer-and how cheap we are selling them.
The above results show this, DON'T THEY?
We have also the largest
and best general real
estate list offered on
COOS BAY
L S. KAUFMAN & CO.
Marshfleld, - - - Oregon.
OVER TELEPHONE OFFICE.
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