Hygienics (c1907)

ygienic Baseball Team.

This is a photograph of the team sometime in 1907. Sitting: Eddie Orderson, Charley Koable, and Donavan __. Kneeling: Mark Fishburn, Dale Shields, __ __, Clay Metz, and Ralph Cline. Standing: __ __, Len Crum, Cabe Garvey, Joe Studer, and Holley Shuller.

Bell Center 1

Belle Center--Defeated In A Close And Interesting Game.

The game between Belle Center and Forest left Forest with a win of 6 to 5. The players for Forest were: O´Rourke, Barlow, Shields, Metz, Shuler, Donavin, Stillgerger, Liles, and Anderson.

The players for Belle Center were: R. Young, Miller, Bloom, B. Young, McClain, Manahan, Pearson, Longbrake, and McClure. The umpires were Studer and Letter(?). The scorer was H.F. Shields.

Attendanc Call 4

Golden Shield Lodge, No. 7512

Golden Shield Lodge, No. 751, K. of P.

Installed at Alger Thursday Evening--By P.C. Ries, D.D.G.C., of This City.

Lodge Has Nearly Forth Charter-Members-Starts Out Very Auspieiously.

Heard All Over Town--Was the Explosion at Forest Thursday Afterneoon Which Injured Dr. Swimley. ³

ythian Lodge Members.

Forest vs. Nevada 5

K. of P. Notice.
K.P. Members Do Fine Work.

Forest Team / Does Magnificent Work at Odd Fellows Hall--Banquet Follows.

"Forest And Nevada Pythians Convene Jointly. Masterly Rendition of the Third Degree by the Victors. The Local Lodge Confer the Second Degree." ⁵

In attendance, December 1, 1906 were: William Brown, Chas. Balliet, Rolla Shaberg, Albert Snavely, H.C. Studer, A.E. Heil, O.V. Riley, __ McCleary, __ Shields, __ Donovan, __ Moore, __ Mick, Chas. Jones, Rev. Houseman, W.E. White, Earl Stauffer, George M. Forney, M.D. Hissong, W.W. Burk, H.W. Mick, G.W. Moore, M. Harman, B.F. Reed, A. Burk, J.P. Ash, Ed. Burk, L.D. Crum, E.E. Nye, L. Craglow, W.H. Craglow, C. McLeary [sic], Edward Dowan, Louis Start, Louis Studer, D. Shield [sic], A.C. Studer, H.E. Moore, and William Holmes.

Put Five K.P’s Through.
Forest’s Great Team Exhibits its Remarkable Goat at Wharton. ⁶

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 ¹The Forest Review (Forest, OH) c1907.
 ²Kenton Democract (Kenton, OH), no date.
 ³The Wyandot Republican (Upper Sandusky, OH) 6 Apr 1906
 ⁴Upper Sandusky Chief (Upper Sandusky, OH) 6 Aug 1907.
 ⁵The Nevada Enterprise (Nevada, OH) 23 May 1907
 ⁶The Forest Review (Forest, OH) 8 Aug 1907.

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Forest Hygienic vs. Chicago Originals 2

Forest Pythians Visit Nevada Pythians 1

AT FOREST
Nevada Pythians Entertained
in Royal Manner by the
Forest Bretheren.

Those in attendance from Forest were: Shield [sic], Donovan, and McClary, And those in attendance from the Nevada Pythians were: W.A. Chance, W.E. Lininger, R.B. Shalberg, J.B. Cover, O.W. Cover, H.H. Alheim, E.F. Roth, E.M. Keller, Chas. Spangler, Frank Layman, C.J. Turney, E.W. Orwiler, Albert Snavely, J.P. Chance, Murl Young, W.J. Sigler, Albert Zeigler, Willaim Holmes, J.H. Grove, Dr. H.E. Dwire, F.J. Armstrong, D.E. Doner, Dr. A.L. Gregg, H.H. Baer, and Frank Holmes.

ONLY FOUR TO TWO.

Forest Nine Gives Chocago Club a Good Run for Honors.
The Chicago team consisted of: Sherwood, Martin, Cotter, Thompson, Rice, Samuelson, Johnson, Hammond, and Clem. The Forest team consisted of: Studer, Garver, Shields, Hafer, Shuler, Liles, Bogart, Quail, and Anderson. Others mentioned were: E.E. Nye, J.D. Miller, H.F. Shields, and J.E. Johnson.

Forest base ball team was defeated at the fair grounds Sunday afternoon by the U.S. Reds ...

Mentioned in the article were: Anderson & Metz for Forest; Young and Ranck for the Reds; and Young of Bucyrus.

Forest vs. Arlington 3

Two articles on the game between Arlington and Forest which occured on June 20, 1907.

HANDED THEM A LEMON.
THAT’s WHAT FOREST GAVE ARLINGTON
LAST THURSDAY AFTERNOON.

Members attending from Forest included: Anderson, J.F. Studer, Bogart, Metz, Forney, Shuler, Hafer, O´Rourke, and Shields. Members attending from Arlington included: Shine, Wilcox, Carey, Bowerman, Orwick, Hosafras, Staley, Gobrick, and Knight. Others mentioned were: Cova Garver.

ARLINGTON LAMBASTED.

Forest’s Base Ball Team Too Good for visitors Shields´ Pitched Remarkable Game. ⁴ Mentioned in the article are: Forney, Hafer, Shuler, Orrick, Shields, Hafer, Anderson, J.F. Studer, Knight, Metz, Gobrecht, Wilcox, Bowman, Shine, and Cova Garver. Players for Forest were: Anderson, Studer, Bogart, Metz, Forney, Shuler, Hafer, Orrick, and Shields.
Players for Arlington were: Shine, Wilcox, Carey, Bowman, Orwick, Staley, Hosafros, Knight, and Gobrecht.

Hygenic Won the Game 6

HELLO, WHARTON!
FOREST WINS FROM THE CHAMPIONS OF WYANDOT COUNTY. ⁵

Mentioned from Forest were: __ Anderson, __ Studer, __ O´Rourke, __ Phister, __ Metz, __ Garver, __ Shuler, __ Shields, and __ Stillberger. Mentioned from Wharton were: Ward, __ Duffield, __ Howard, __ Murray, W. Wickiser, C. Wickiser, V. Ward, __ McAvoy, and __ Bell.

HYGIENICS WON THE GAME.

Shields was the pitcher for Forest, Pfisterer of Nevada for Wharton. There teams members listed from Forest were: Anderson, Studer, O´Roark, Pfisterer, Metz, Garver, Shuler, Shields, and Stillberger. And from Wharton: Ward, Duffield, Howard, Murray, N. Wickiser, C. Wickiser, V. Ward, McEvoy, and Bell. Mentioned were: H.F. Shields.

FOREST TEAM VICTORIOUS
In a Game With Wharton at the Forest Baseball Park. ⁸

Mentioned were: Wickiser, McElvoy, Pfisterer, Metz, Shellhouse, and McDonald.

Wharton vs. Forest

WILL PLAY
FOR $100
Wharton and Forest Ball Teams to Lock Horns At Up. Sandusky. ⁹

It is said a splendid game of ball will be played at hte fair grounds THursday afternoon, the Wharton and Forest teams to be the participants. Both are good teams and a fine game of ball can be expected. ¹⁰

WHARTON vs. FOREST
FAIR GROUNDS
Thursday, July 18 ¹¹

WHARTON vs. FOREST
This will be one of the best games of ball ever played in this city. Pfisterer and Metz will be the battery for Forest and Wickiser and McEvoy for Wharton. ¹²

RAIN KNOCKED OUT GAME. ¹³

The game between the Hygienics and Upper Sandusky was rained out. Both teams fielded members but after a hour of rain the game was cancelled.

BALL GAME.

A short description of what happened in the game of July 18 and why it was called due to rain.

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¹The Forest Review (Forest, OH) 6 Jun 1907.
²The Nevada Enterprise (Nevada, OH) 23 May 1907.
³The Forest Review (Forest, OH) 8 Aug 1907.
⁴ibid, 20 Jun 1907.
⁵ibid.
⁶ibid, 3 Jul 1907.
⁷ibid, 27 Jun 1907.
⁸The Upper Sandusky Republican (Upper Sandusky, OH) no date.
⁹The Forest Review (Forest, OH) Aug, 1907
¹⁰The Wyandot Republican (Upper Sandusky, OH) no date.
¹¹ibid, 18 Aug 1907.
¹²ibid, no date.
¹³The Forest Review (Forest, OH) 1907.

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High School Base Ball Team - 1909

We Get Even Hygienics Down Dunkirk 1

The first item on this page is an article on what happened on Thursday, July 4, 1097 in the game between Forest and Dunkirk. Referenced in the article are: Shuler, Stillberger, O´Rourke, Garver, Josh Naus, Lesley, Shields, and Studer.

Forest
And Nevada Pythians Convene Jointly.
Masterly Rendition of the Third Degree by the Victors.
The Local Lodge Confer the Second Degree.

On the right is the 1909 Forest high school base ball team. The only identified member is Emmett Lehman.

HYGIENICS DOWN DUNKRIK.
Fast and Gingery Game Played July Fourth
Large Crowd Cheer Both Sides.

There were over 500 people rooting for this game. The article lists the Dunkirk team playing Forest as the Red Sox. Playing for Dunkirk were: J. Shuff, F. Wurst, Leslie, Isenberger, Howard, Patterson, C. Shuff, Fields, and Nause. Playing for Forest were: Studer, Shuler, Metz, Anderson, Garver, O´Roark, Liles, Stillberger, and Shields. The umpire was Studer and the scorer was H.F. Shields.

WE GET EVEN BY DEFEATING DUNKIRK ON JULY 4. WE HAVE THE HABIT. ²

A CORRECTION--On another page is the report of the ball game, Studer is "credited" with two errors. He made but one. The article goes on to correct the record for Studer.

No Sophronia Gladiolius, Metz did not make a two bagger in the Wharton-Forest game. Read the REVIEW and get the news straight.

A short ad for the Forest Review.

9 TO 0 2

9 TO 0

Over 400 people watched the game at the fair grounds in Upper Sandusky. One hundred were from Forest. Paul Bell was the scorer for Wharton, H.F. Shields for Forest. This was a much contested game and there was dispute over the monies received for tickets sold.

DECIDED.
In Sunday’s CINCINNATI ENQUIRER the decision of the Wharton-Forest game at Upper Sandusky was decided in favor of Forest.

DECIDES FOR FOREST.
Hygienics Really Won the
$100 Stake in Game with
Whartons.

The Forest team took home 60% of the game as the winners.

DID NOT END WELL 4

This is another re-hash of the game played between Forest and Wharton where the game was contested. J.E. Johnson was listed as the umpire for Forest. The Wharton team was: Ward, Duffield, Howard, Wise, Murray, N. Wickiser, C. Wickiser, V. Ward, and McEvoy. From Forest were: Shields, Studer, Stillberger, Pfisterer, Metz, Shuler, Garver, Andreson, and O´Roark.

DID NOT END WELL.
The Wharton-Forest Ball
Game Hard Fought
Opinions Divided.

DEFEATED 5

DEFEATED.
´Tis Sad, but Nevertheless True,
The White Was Beaten by the Blue.

The Hygienics played Miller’s Runts. Those listed as playing for the Hygienics were: Andy Stillberger, Mark Fishburn, Perry O´Rourke, Tom Barlow, and Shields. Those playing for the Runts were: Crum, Myers, Beecher Liles, Bogart, and Billy Price.

THANKS.

L.M. Musgrave sent a thank you, to the baseball team and everyone else who attended one particular game, for a gift of $18.15.

HILARIOUS BALL GAME.
Great and Good Fun at the Benefit Contest
Invincibles Beaten.

This was the Musgrave Benefit game. It was played by Forest’s Hygienics and a local pick up team, the Pussy Mutts. Over one hundred and fifty people attended. Of the $19.25 gate, $18.15 was given to L.M. Musgrave at the end of the game. Forest lost 4-3. Players for the Hygienics were: Shields, Studer, Stillberger, Fishburn, Metz, Shuler, Garver, Anderson, and O´Roark. Players for the Pussy Mutts were: W. Liles, Bogart, Price, Meyer, Barlow, Crum, Campbell, B. Liles, and Hafer. Joe Studer was the umpire and H.F. Shields the scorer.

MORRIS MEYER CAN SILL PLAY BASE BALL 6

THANK YOU!

A thank you from Roy Musgrave to the ball teams who earlier played a game for his benefit.

MORRIS MEYER CAN STILL PLAY BASE BALL

One of the amateur organizations playing baseball around Forest were the "Miller’s Runts". The article explains the reason for the Runts playing the Hygienics earlier, Roy Musgrave was sick. In the article it lists Crum as the local postmaster, gives the first name of Barlow as Tom, credits Morris Meyer as having played professional ball with Kenton’s team in 1894, and listed Price as a local attorney.

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 ¹The Nevada Enterprise (Nevada, OH) 23 May 1907.
 ²The Forest Review (Forest, OH) 25 Jul 1907.
 ³The Forest Review (Forest, OH) no date.
 ⁴The Forest Review (Forest, OH) 10 Jul 1907.
 ⁵Kenton Democart (Kenton, OH) no date.
 ⁶The Forest Advertiser (Forest, OH) 24 Jul 1907.

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00000 AND THEN SOME MORE IS ALL CAREY GOT 1

0 0 0 0 0 AND THEN SOME MORE IS ALL CAREY GOT.

Carey played in Forest against the Hygienics. They had come to Forest on the Big Four’s noon train from Carey. Those playing for Carey were: Engle, D. Angus, Gottfried, Griffith, Smook, Mohn, Meeks, Eqing, and F. Angus.

Those playing for Forest were: Studer, O´Rourke, Liles, Metz, Shuler, Barlow, Garver, Stillberger, and Anderson. Studer was the umpire and H.F. Shields, the scorer.

REVENGE. 2

CALCIMINED! Carey’s Ball Tossers Meet Bad Waterloo With Forest’s Nine.

A replay of the previous article.

FOREST’s base ball players are making a noise like base ball playters. ³

REVENGE. GOOD AND SWEET IS WHAT WE GOT.⁴

The Upper Sandusky-Hygienics game was played for two hours after the failure the day before of Mt. Blanchard’s team to show. The game ended 15-7 in favor of Forest. H.F. Shields wrote the article for the paper. The Forest team members were:

Tired Out by Scoring. 5

Studer, O´Roark, Shields, Metz, Shuler, Garver, Stillberger, Liles, Anderson, and Barlow. J.F. Studer was the umpire, H.F. Shields the scorer. The Upper Sandusky members were: Hare, Fleck, Von Blon, Henderson, Winterhalter, Frazier, Stevenson, Bauer, and Shealy.

TO-DAY Be sure to see the the Vanlue-Hygienic game today.

This advertisement to drum up attendance for the Vanlue-Forest games was placed in the paper with little thought to accuracy. The date or any additional information about this game is unknown.

TIRED OUT BY SCORING.
Upper Sandusky Tigers of the Very Tame Variety
Out Played Every Where Except in Third.

Vanlue Larruped. 6

VAN LUE LARRUPED.
Stood Absolutely No Show With the Hygienics and Were Goose Egged.

Mentioned in the article from Vanlue were: O.J. Early, Robert Early, Copeland, Beard, Breitigan, LeMott, Fink, and Hendricks, and mentioned in the article from Forest were: O´Roark, Barlow, Shields, Metz, Shuler, Garver, Stillberger, Liles, and Anderson.

A Present. 7

A PRESENT OF NINE GOOSE EGGS IS WHAT VANLUE GOT.

Mentioned in the article from Forest were: O´Roark, Barlow, Shields, Metz, Shuler, Garver, Stillberger, Liles, and Anderson. Mentioned in the article from Vanlue were: O.J. Early, B. Early, Copeland, Beard, Breitigan, LeMott, Mall, Fink, and Hendricks.

Say Mr. Citizen.

Taking an interest in the local base ball team;
... equals in morality of any team in the state?
... a hundred things they could do for amusement...
... contests played in an upright, manly way, ...
... Give them confidence...
... moral help of your presence.
... business and household cares ...
... inviting good health ...
... your Forest backbone...
... do not lose confidence in themselves.

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 ¹The Forest Review (Forest, OH) 7 Aug 1907.
 ²The Forest Review (Forest, OH) 7 Aug 1907.
 ³The Forest Review (Forest, OH) 7 Aug 1907.
 ⁴The Forest Advertiser (Forest, OH) 14 Aug 1907.
 ⁵The Forest Review (Forest, OH) no date.
 ⁶The Forest Review (Forest, OH) Thursday, 22 Aug 1907.
 ⁷The Forest Review (Forest, OH) no date.

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Forest Athletic Club, 4 Jul 1911

thletic Club.

To the right is the Forest Athletic Club on July 4, 1911. Standing are Lou Sutcher,__, Grover McDaniel, H. Dale Shields, __, __, Harry Beagle, and __.. Sitting are __, __, Ed Anderson, Leo Jones, and __.

The Athletic Club was sponsored by the Hygienic Cigar Compnay prior to 1911.

Forest Athletics (1919)

The Forest Athletics base ball team of 1919 had the following members: ? Young, Grover McDaniel, Ossie Packer, __, Cecil Cook, Hank Simpson, Halley Shields, Mark Fishburn, Charlie Kouble, Henry Beagle, H. Dale Shields, and Roy Curtin.

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aseball Team.

The Forest Baseball Team, circa late-1950s. These are the ones known: Kenneth Wright, __ Naus, Mervin Wright, Lawrence Wright, Perry Wright, Glenn March, James Weber, Dale Weber, and Lee J. Snider.