The oasis. [volume], February 24, 1906, Image 8

About The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920

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Hermotlllo People Witnts Interesting
CoMett Last Sunday.
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MinMay last was a lu id day in
base ball at Heriioill two uiimc V;
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coming in elo.-e succession
dalena and La Colorada in
morninc, and Ilermosillo and
nanea in the afternoon.
The train from the north was
late, and the Magdalena delega
tion did not reach the capital city
until eleven o'clock. La Colorada
was on the ball ground awaiting
them, a. id the belated players
were there as quickly after the
train stopped at the depot as they
could be conveyed by the swiftest
hack teams in the capital city.
Shortly before noon the game was
called by Umpire Mangerino, the
catcher for the Hermosillo nine.
The line up of the two clubs was
as follows:
La Colorada.
Rosenstock p.
Moreno c.
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L-r'i 1 b.
Hyatt (f.
Kcinhart s.
IkUT :: b.
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pub.
Loin: sub.
Magdalena.
Drummond c.
Wyatt p.
Tener e. s.
Grey 1 b.
Hester 2 b.
Sharpe 3 b.
Estrellalf,
Farrel cf.
Castillo rf.
s. s.
G. Rosenstock 1 b.
Molina 2 b.
Derewein 3 b.
Farrel If.
Crawford cf.
Fry rf.
Magdalena to bat.
In the first inning each side
made two runs, and La Colorada
added five more to their s:ore in
the second. In the third inning
Magdalena added one, while La
Colorada got a goose egg. In the
fourth inning the boys from the
north pulled out two more tallies,
steadily approaching the station
ary sco! of their competitors. In
the tifih inning La Colorada made
it -purl of two leaving Magdalena
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Kchevarria sub.
K.-pinoza sub.
Carrillo Manager
This game win keenly contested
until the tenth inning, when Her
mosillo "dropped their wad." In
the first inning the local nine made
one run, while Cananea got a
cipher. The score stood 1 to 0 un
til the eight inning when Cananea
scored one, making the two sides
one each. The ninth was a goose
egg for both. In the tenth inning
the Cananea people seemed to put
a chain into the ball which sent it
out into the field with no one to
catch it, and they made four tal
lies, running the score to 5 and 1
But for that fall down it was one
of the closest and most exciting
games put up in Sonora.
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WATCH FOR THE RACES
to Tin:
AMERICAN ELITE
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SUMMIT Will SEE THAT U. R. TRTATEO RIGHT
We arc tlie leading distrifeo
tors of Men's Fornishing
in the Southwest.
Th's is
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Good Gold Property.
The Dea Mining Company have
ivithin one-half mile of the "town of
La Colorada, a good, gold bear
ing property, twenty pertenencias,
fVir.Mtrrb tvbipb vim tn'pnt.v.nnp
veins all showing valuable ores. A
twe .ty foot shaft from which have
j been taken ores running mgn in!
lvalue. The property commends
'itself to investors. For particulars!
i address.
Luis B. Padkes,
tf. La ('olorada, Sonora, Mex. !
quite a broad statement but we speak it
frankly, because vve know it's true.
We are now closing out our stock of winter's goods
to mike room for Spring and Summer shipments.
Come in and be convinced that our prices are below
all others.
WE DEFY COMPETITION.
THE BOSTON STORES
L. B. FLEISCHER, Prop'r
Houses Nogales, Arizona; Cananea, Sonora; Guaymas, Sonora.
hiationarv score D to
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In the
Notice of Forfeiture.
Patakuma, Arizona, January 11th. I.Kh.
TO AXtREW J. S'MK'KTOS, llis HeilHor .ss,ig)IS.
Yrm are herein- notirit-il that I, the uinltjr
signcil, ihiring the yar l'Hi'i, expcmU'd tho Mim
of One llundml (.fimn Dullars iu labor and ini-
hixth inning the Magdalena score 1 i'rv..-i.H-nts uj.n . th 't'ti.E kvtte" mine,
ta Cruz County. 'IVrrituiy of Ari.niia, the luca
tion noficf whVre'jf Is fmnitl in Hunk 1,1'atre lit,
ttiiconl of milling' oraiimiN, of tlits afitaid
county and ti-rrituryju M'dor to hold said inwi
fiijT i laini under tin' provision of Section t-'2i.
Kcvisetl.StatuU's of the t'nitvd state.", ntni the
amendments thereto approved Jaii'y 2"Jd, Insii,
concerning annual lahor upon mining claims,
It beinij the amount veiUirel to hold said claim
luring' the period ending on the olst day of
December, l'."i.
And if within ninety days (W) days from
personal service of this iiotice, or within ninety
('.H) days after the tirst piildication hereof, you
fail or refuse to contribute your (roportio)i of
such expenditure as eo-owiier, your interest
in the claim will become the property of tiie
subscriber, your co-owner, who made the re
quired expenditure in compliance with the
terms of the aforesaid Section iVJ4.
(Signed) Jas, V. Kf.atijj;.
Fir.-t Publication Jan. 1:", V.KK.la.st March 17, P.n.
was nuru to eignt, ana J,a voio
rada failed to score again. In the
eight inning Magdalena gained one
more, out there seemed something
the matter with their fielding and
pitching when La Colorada went
to bat. La Colorada batted the
ball all over the field, and the
sphere seemed to have become
wondrously slippery. It stuck to
none of their fingers; ar.d the game
closed with a score of 17 for the'
lads from the south, to 10 for the
northern bo vs.
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Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, Hay, Grain, Flour,
Etc. Liquors. Family Trade
Supplied.
Agent for the Pntnou
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Lake Whitefish No Small Bones
Holland Herring White I loop . Spiced Berliner "Roll Maps"
Spiced Russian Sardines "Walkoff"
Smoked Halibut Chunks Smoked English Cromartys.
Royal Chinook Salmon Blood Red
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