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Essex County Club Won. 
In the baseball game at Manchester 
last Saturday afternoon between the 
Essex County club nine and a team 
from the Myopia Hunt club in Hamil- 
ton, the former won, 8 to 6. Quite a 
darge following of the suciety folk 
from all over the North Shore were 
on hand to witness the game. 
Eben Stanwood pitched for the 
Essex County team, while ‘ Joe” 
Whitney did the twirling Lon tne 
Myopias Stanwood received good 
support, the Rierine: of “Tom” Gan- 
nett on second and George Warren 
on first being especially good. 
For the Myopia team, John Tucker- 
man, who was sub. on Harvard this 
year, and Stevenson, a former Har- 
vard player, gave best support. The 
pitching of Whitney was a feature. 
This leaves Nahant ahead in the 
triangular league, having won from 
Myopia three weeks ago today and 
from the Essex County nine two 
weeks ago today. The Essex County 
team has won one and the Myopias 
have lost both games. Today Myopia 
and Nahant will play at Nahant. 
The summary and line-up: 
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Essex County....,. Oras 0 Oe Tat 0 2o x68 9.3 
Myopia Hunt...... 230000010683 
Essex County club— Sea one P, 
Bartlett c, Gannett 2b, 
Curtis 3b, Moorehead cf, Homans lf, 
Sargent ss, Sturgis rf. 
Myopia Hunt club— Heard 2b, 
Tuckerman ss, Cochrane 8b, Warren 
1b, Bush cf, Whitney p, Codman rf, 
Hoyt lf. 
The Manchester brass band, which 
has been hired to play at the County 
club games in Manchester this sum- 
mer, played between the innings, anc 
after the game they played on the 
lawn in front of the club house. 
eee Baseball. 
The local team did not play last 
Saturday, the Y. M.C. A. failing to 
appear. This makes the second time 
the Boston nine has disappointed the 
fans here, a game having been ar- 
ranged with them early in the season 
The Highlands of Lynn will play 
here today. The schedule of games 
Warren 1b, 
en the Brook street grounds for the 
rest of the season is arranged as 
follows :— 
July 23-—No game. 
Tal) 30—Salem Reserves. 
August 6—Y.M.C.T.U. of Salem. 
August 13—Pioneers of Lynn. 
August 13—Queen Quality of 
Boston. 
Unclaimed Letters, 
Letters remaining unclaimed at the 
Manchester post office for week end- 
July 9: W.B. Anderson, T. Abooit, 
Mrs. Charles Aldrich, Miss Burrows, 
Mr. John S. Center, Miss Hattie 
Coolin, F. Evangeliste, Hiram E. 
Kingsbury, Guisippi 2 Minnibillo, E. L. 
Moran, Mrs. Wm. Inglis Monte, An- 
gerilli Raffuele, Secoullo Sahaton, 
Nathaniel P. Simpkins, Charles Thurs- 
ton, Addison Weld, E. H. Wells. 
SAMUEL L, WuHEaTon, P.M. 
MANCHESTER FRUIT STORE, 
DEALER IN 
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS... Wholesale and Retail. 
All Fruits received fresh every day. 
Orders delivered in Manchester, Magnolia and Beverly Farms free of charge. 
MICHAEL G. REVELAS, Proprietor, 
PULSIFER’S* BLOCK, BEACH STREET, 
MANCHESTER. 
Telephone, 9-12. 
