Carrizozo news., August 18, 1911, Image 7

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The Alamo Lose Both Games.
The Alanfdgurdo base ball team
w, rmniMtliwl hv si tiitttihir nf f;itm
arrived on fro; 2 Satunlav niirht acceded in getting to second
two, throe order, and up the sixth
inning failed to send a man over
the plate that counts. They had
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to play two games (Jf ball the
following day. A dance was
given that night, Which was
Utiite a pleasant affair, and the
Visiting team was given an auto
mobile ride the next morning,
going out to the Bar W ranch,
pTuoking fruit and enjoying the
delightful shade and the cour
teous hospitality of Mrs. V. C.
twice, and once a man reached
third, but to get home seemed
impossible. However, they fin
ally sent tfnc man safely home,
and thus saved themselves from
having the white wash brush ap
plied. Aside from a chapter of acci-
! dents, in which a number of play
ers were injured, and the passage
of two balls through the screen
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The gauui schefluled for the into thc stund, one of
forenoon was postponed, and both , which struck Miss Tumbled,
games were pulled off in the af- causing nun h pain, the games
temoon. An immense crowd of wcrti pleasant, free from bicker-
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fans filled the irrand stand, and linere.ting inrougnoui.
the bleacher.) overllowed. The
first game played by the visitors
was with the Carrizozo team, the
score resulting in six runs for
Alamo and seven for Carrizozo,
and Carrizozo not playing her
half of the ninth inning. The
game was a hard-fought contest
throughout, and the crowd was
kept guessing as to whom thc
victory would fall. Carrizozo was
in the lead iu the beginning, but
in the sixth inning the visitors
took the lead and fought stub
bornly to retain it. The local
boys had on their batting clothes,
however, and nothing could stop
them, and at thc close of thc
game a cheer went up for another
victor' put over by the home ag
gregation. Bennett Dingwall
took oil the batting honors for
thc home team, sending a long
drive over center field, bringing
iu those on bases, and making a
home run himself. Thc batteries
were: For Alamogordo, Fisher
and King; for Carrizozo, Kobert
sbn and Dingwall. The battle at
times was a slugging match, but
local boys seemed to be thc
s with thc big stick, and land
ed too many safe hits for the
Editors.
I 'The first game ended at four
'o'clock, and after a short inter
mission the White Oaks boys
took thc visitors for a turn. In
this game Alamogordo had for
its battery Pelphry and King,
while White Oaks put Will Gal
lachcr in thc box and Van
Schoyck behind the bat. It was
agreed at the beginning of the
game that only seven innings
should be played. Therefore
each team buckled down to busi
ness for thc short route, and an
jxtsellent exhibition of baseball
resulted.
White Oaks led olT with a score,
a'tid before thc game concluded
sUltlcd two more, the game ceas
ing with White Oaks three and
AiituhOffordo one. The feature
tJf Utto game was in Gallncher's
fllUsliuitf. The Alamo's wore rc
ttptttl titno and tiuio again in one,
The Alamos, too, were
losers and genuine sports.
good
To Play Capitan and Stanton.
Thc Carrizozo ball team will
go to Capitan Saturday, play the
Capitans that afternoon, go to
Stanton that evening, take in thc
dance and show, and play the
Stanton team the next day. Both
Stanton and Capitan will give
thc Carrizozo team return games,
as soon as dates can be assigned.
School Opens September 11th.
Thc Carrizozo school board has
decided to open the fall term thc
2nd Monday in September, thc
date being the 11th. Five teach
ers have been employed, and if
the attendance requires it the sixth
will be selected. Thc five already
chosen arc: Chas. L. Schrcck,
principal; Mrs. Lorinda B. Spell
man, Mrs. Nora Massic, Miss
Leila Laws and Mrsi Wallace
L. Gutnm Mr. Schrcck will teach
the high school, Mrs. Gumin thc
primary and the others the in
termediate grades.
I General MmM
Notice.
To My Friends and Fruit Grow
ers of New Mexico.
When I came amongst 3011 to
solicit orders for nursery stock,
and promised good, honest goods,
the firms I represented failed to
do so. There are good firms in
Kansas as well as Oklahoma, but
the firms I represented failed to
till the bill in some instances, and
therefore I will Tiold myself re
sponsible to my customers for all
orders, and rtslill them this fall if
unsatisfactory.
Address me at Noiral, N.M.
Wau.hu J. KltT.l.KH. J
A big dance, a moving picture
show, a supper and a general all
round good time is on the pro
gram at Fort Stanton for tomor
row evening for the entertain
ment of the Carrizozo base ball
team and its friends. Thc fol
lowing day (Sunday) the teams
will meet in friendly rivalry on
the Stanton grounds. A good
game and a lively time is prom
ised visitors.
WELCH & IIMOkin
CAPITAN, N. M.
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Wholesale and Retail.
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ur stock of general merchandise is the
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largest and the best assorted of any in
LINCOLN COUNTY. We buy practically
all of our heavy goods in carloads of first
hands for spot cash. Our store and ware
houses are all located on the railroad track.
We get our goods in our store at the least
possible cost. The volume of business we
enjoy enables us to sell on a smaller margin
than the average merchant is able to sell,
We are in a position to make advan
tageous prices on most of our goods and
make special prices on quantities. We
are giving some handsome premiums with
cash purchases. v
Prompt attention given to all mail or
ders and all inquiries are promptly answer
ed. We are anxious to get your trade.
Very truly yours,
WELCH & TITSWORTH
Capitan, New Mexico.
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