. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1036 The American Florist. June 8, OUR PASTIMES. At Chlcagfo. There was an unusually large attend- ance at Mussey's bowling ^'leys on Tuesday, June 4. The following were the scores: Player. ist. Balluff 1^8 Klunder 1^1 Winterson loj Wolf lof Klingenberg W Pasternik l*" Asmus J°^ Scott \l% Bergman Jo* Ayres ,•' • i 2nd. 190 131 178 153 90 168 190 150 157 175 ' The ladies' scored as follows 3rd. 166 133 109 194 118 150 179 175 152 150 Base Ball. Chicago.—The Chicago Florists' base- ball club on June 2 defeated
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1036 The American Florist. June 8, OUR PASTIMES. At Chlcagfo. There was an unusually large attend- ance at Mussey's bowling ^'leys on Tuesday, June 4. The following were the scores: Player. ist. Balluff 1^8 Klunder 1^1 Winterson loj Wolf lof Klingenberg W Pasternik l*" Asmus J°^ Scott \l% Bergman Jo* Ayres ,•' • i 2nd. 190 131 178 153 90 168 190 150 157 175 ' The ladies' scored as follows 3rd. 166 133 109 194 118 150 179 175 152 150 Base Ball. Chicago.—The Chicago Florists' base- ball club on June 2 defeated the Boose- velts in a game at Washington park by Tscore of fight to seven. The feature of the game was a one-hand catch by Lor- raanfthe left fielder. The bases were full at the time and there were two outs. Player. 1st Miss Eaton 49 Mrs. Winterson 103 Mrs. Asmus |1 Mrs. Hauswirth 87 Mrs. Balluff 116 Mrs. Scott 89 Mrs. Klunder l^ Mrs. McKellar 107 *-- ,;"' On Tuesday night of last week, May 28, the scores were as follows: Player. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th 2nd. 61 130 66 89 104 84 52 102 3rd. 69 128 67 114 82 82 54 149 "Tooray—a loory—loory—a—lay So long as we get our pay, Be it Russian or a Tartar Timbuctoo or Chinese martyr The buyer is the key that Smoothes our ; rFrom the evening hymn of Jimmy Murphy, the barn boss of the Dmgee & Conard Co.] Urbana, III.—V. A. Clark has resigned the position of agriculturist and horticul- turist at the Arizona experiment station and is now assistant In pomology at tne Illinois Experiment Station. »»»»»^»»»^^^*»«»*»* Balluff 185 Klunder 104 Bergman 143 Pasternik 115 Klingenberg ...143 Hauswirth l-_ 124 132 152 96 162 143 114 177 129 77 158 lauswiiLii ?'"- — The ladies scored as follows Player. 1st. Miss Eaton 48 Mrs. Klunder .... 60 Mrs. Hauswirth . • 103 Mrs. 77 Mrs. Balluff 82 Mrs. Asmus 76 2nd. 51 72 119 108 81 70 I Holds Glass Firmly See the Point O" PEERlfSS eiftztne
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