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Owe showing of Rothschild's Dent Caps is very complete and attractive and includes the newest correct styles You obtain Peal value and satisfaction when you buy a "Dent Cay1 McGEE & CONWAY H AND LOSf To the disappointment of a h*ge number of followers of the sport the Dundee AH Stars came to McHenry •* last Sunday afternoon with a very much patched-up team, which^fave a fine exhibition of. how not to play ball, and as a natural consequence the locals won the afternoon's contest in an easy manner, the final count being 14 to 2. Rossman once mare occupied the mound for McHenry and up until the ninth inning only three hits had been gleaned \>ff his delivery, while he allowed the visitors to take a slam at the pill i|t the ninth just to see how lar they could drive the ball. Ia appreciation of the local twirler's generosity Schumacher came up and«smacked one on the nos^ for a circuit drive, sending in Bennett, who had nicked off *a ingle ahead of him. Outside of this Dundee proved a very easy enemy. Rossman looked the best in the sixth inning, when the side was. retired on three pitched balls. Schumacher for Dundee pitched poo<i ball and went along in good hape in spite of the fact that his team mates were giving him the poorest kind of support. Patzke appeared in a McHenry uniform for the first time this season and held down the middle sack in a very creditable manner. He not only accepted his three fielding chances with out an error, but he also contributed clean hit and two scores to the afternoon's event. » The game by innings: First inning: 'Meier and O'Nehls Both fanned and H. Bretsch wag thrown out by Warner. No hits, no runs. McHenry: Michels went out on an easy grounder to first. Knox was safe when Bennett dropped an easy fly in center. Warner walked and both runners scored on M. Meyers' double to center. Meier lost the third strike called on. A. Meyers and, to make matters worse, the first baseman also dropped the throw, the batter reaching the initial sack in safety, while M. Meyers advanced to third on the same error. Bolger was safe on an error by O'Nehls at short, both of the Meyers boys scoritig on the error, while Bolger went to second and then came home when Erlensen made a mess of Patzke's roller. Patzke stole second. Buss was hit by a pitched ball and took first. Bolger scored when Rossman drove another grounder thru the visitor's second baseman. Buss went to second on the play. Michels hit to F; Bretsch at third, who forced Buss at that corner. Meier tried to catch Michels off of first and his throw got away from Redsinski. Rossman started for third on the play and thence on home when the throw to third got away from P. Bretsch. Michels reached third on the same play. Knox was thrown out at first' by Elensen. This was by far the worst exhibition of baseball ever crowded into one inning in the history of the game in McHenry. One hit, seven runs. Second inning: Bennett shot a single to firBt and then was doubled at that corner when Schumacher popped up to Rossman. Miller singled to center and went on to third when the ball bounded awmy from Bolger. Erlensen- was thrown out at first by A. Meyers, Rossman taking the throw. Two hits, no runs. McHenry: Warner was safe on F. Bretseh's error and stole second. M. Meyers popped to Schumacher, while A. Meyers and Bolger both fanned. No hits, no runs. Third inning: -F. Bretsch was thrown , out by Rosaman. Redsinski sent a 'triple to left. Meier struck out and Q'Nehls was thrown out hy Rossman. One hit, no runs. McHenry: Patzke and Buss both fanned. Rossman was safe on an error by the visiting first baseman. Michels rolled out to MiUer, who was playing first at the time. No hits, no runs. , Fourth inning: H. Bretsch was thrown out by Rossman. Bolger went into right center and gathered in Bennett's fly after a hard run. Schumacher skied to Warner. No hits, no runs. McHenry: Knox was safe on H. BretscK's error in left field. Knox was caught stealing. Warner was safe when Miller dropped a throw from the Dundee short stop. M. Meyers drove Warner in ahead of him on a home run to center. M. Meyers sent a high fly just over Schumacher. The latter lest the ball in the sun and the pill dropped safe. Meyers was caught stealing. Bolger fanned. Two hits, two runs., Fifth inning: Miller was safe on Michels' error. Erlensen flew out to Patzke. F. Bretsch sacrificed and was thrown out by Rossman, Erlensen going to second. Redsinski walked and Meier lifted a long fly to M. Meyers in left. No hits, no runs. "McHenry: Patzke singled to right atble second and went to third on t passed ball. Baeon, who had replaced Bues in right field, struck out. Rossman walked and stole second. Michels skied to center field. Knox sent alngle into the right garden, the hit scoring Patzke and Rossman. Knox second and third. Warner went out on an easy roller to the third baseman. Two hits, two runs. Sixth inning: O'Nehls skied to Bolger; H. Bretsch lifted a fly to Warner and Bennett was thrown out by 'Patxke. No hits, no runs. McHENRY'S wmwmsam w THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 23 ~ Forget the Straw Voting £!'r • WlHiam Faraum MIN Heat Simp .(•••••. AN© fo.. , m HEWS I If# Jffci. & SAT.. SEPT. 24 & 2s A" BIG UNIVERSAL FEATURE Elmo Lincoln IN toder Crimson Skies Closing of the Straw vote Saturday, Sept. 25 "•UNOAY. SEPTEMBER 26 FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION Mildred Harris Chaplin Storm Country AND | A SUNSHINE ' OMEDY THE HEART SNATCBEK MATINEE AT 2-M Adminlon, 10 sad IS Cent* TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 &lftATER STARS ATTRACTION House Peters The Man of a Thouiand Emotion* IN Sjlk Husfanls - i ad Calico Wives WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 Novelty Program • Western Coaedjr aid Draaa McHenry: M. Meyers was safe on an error by the second baseman and went to third on A. Meyers' single to right. A. Meyers stole second. Bolger rolled to Schumacher, but the visfting first baseman dropped the pitcher's throw. M. Meyers scored on the error, while A. Meyers went to third. Patzke struck out. Bacon beat out an infield hit down the third base line. Rossman skied to the second baseman. Michels was safe at first and Bolger scored when the center fielder dropped our third baseman's fly*. Bacon stopped at third. Michels was caught stealing. Two hits, three runs. Seventh inning: Schumacher fanned. Miller walked and was forced at second when Erlensen rolled to Patzke. F. Bretsch was thrown out by Rossman. No hits, no runs. McHenry: Knox was safe on Schumacher's error. Warner rolled to Bennett at first, Knox going to second. M. Meyers walked. M. Meyers skied out to the third baseman and Bolger was thrown out by Schumacher.- No / hits, no runs. Eighth inning: Redsinski was thrown out by Rossman. Meier and O'Nehls bath lifted flies to M. Meyers in left. No hits, no runs. McHenry: Patzke was thrown out by the second baseman. Conway, who had replaced Bacon in right, laced a single into short right and went to second when Miller, now catching for Dundee, played for him at first and the ball**fcot away from Bennett. Rossman fanned and Michels rolled vto Bennett at first. One hit, no runs. Ninth inning: H. Bretsch fanned. Bennett singled to right and came home on Schumacher's four-ply smash to center. Miller walked and was, doubled at first when Erlensen lifted a long fly to Bolger in center.- Two hits, two runa. * The score: * • t- v..-.-. McHenry •. H." 4 Michels, 3rd^.>^0 0 0 1 Knox, e ........ .»1 Warner, ss .. .'1 .*2 M. Meyers, If ..".. .8 A. Meyers, 1st b . .2 Bolger, cf • . P • *>'2 Patzke, 2nd b< Buss, rt .* .0 Bacon, rf ........ .0 Conway, rf >0 Rosstnatt^ y »'•«./» .2 PO. 0 4 " 1 3 12 : M £ * 0 0 v- :v v * Dundee v HMeier, c St ® O'Nehls, ss .......0 • 0 H. Bretsch, If .....0 0 Bennett, cf, 1st b.. 1 2 Schumacher, p . . . .l it Miller, rf A C.....0 1. Erlensen, 2 & 3 b. .0 0 ^ rf. Bretsch, 3 & 2 b.O 0 * 1 - 27 PO. 6 H t '*• i' ""2 - 8 13 A. 2 0 0 0 2 6 2 2 5 £ E. 0 1 0 1 1 0 4 0 2 5 24 18 11 Innings " McHenry. 7 0 0 2 2 8 0 0 x--14 Dundee. . . . 0 00000002--2 Left on bases: McHenry, 8; Dundee, 5. Struck out by Schumacher, 8; by Rossman, 5. Baser, on balls: Off Schumacher, 3; off Rossman, 2. Hit by pitcher, Buss. Home runs: M Meyers, Schumacher. Two baaa hit, M. Meyers. Subscribe for The Plaindealer and keep posted an loeal happenings. $ my, mm . _ & J ;f . '-"4 a ./To save money is not in itself a goal Us ^ •'J- -V 1 ; ^3v , . g r e a t e s t value comes through the-estabtishmeikt el fV# \ living. . 'JjSfc'v f "tk ,-A- A : %. •• . V . 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