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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-21

ASCOT. June 20.-The third day Of the
Ascot meeting was marked by large at
tendance of swelldom. The weather was
fine. Nazrulla Khan to-day joined the royal
party in the procession to the royal stand.
and there was another brilliant pageant like
that OF the opening day OF the meeting
Tuesday last The principal event to-day
was the race for the gold cup, which was
won by Fl. McCalmonts Isinglass, the win
sand guineas in 1893 Mr.. Cannon's Re
minder was second, and Captain Mitchell 5
Kilsillaghan third Only the horses named
started. The betting IL to on lsin-
glass, s to against Reminder. and 50 to
against Kilsillaghan. The Rows memorial
stakes were won by McCalmont's Lombard.
The Duke of Westminster's Grey Leg took
the New Biennial stakes, and the st. James
Palace stakes went to the Duke of Port
lands bay colt Troon.
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Earned runs-New York. 4; Washington,
2. First base on errors-New York, 5;
.: washington, !. Bases ON bsll5Ooff
Clarke. /; off Stockdale, G. Struck out
BY Clarke. A. by Stockdale, /. Three-base
hit-Farrell. Two-base hits-Farrell Tier
nan, Hassamer. Sacrific hit-Joyce. Stolen
bases-Burke, Herman, w. Clarke, Glass
cock. Double plays-Brooks and Cart
wright; Glasscock and Joyce; Fuller, STAFF
ford and W. Clarke. Hit by pitcher-Burke.
Time-2:05. Umpire-Emsle
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Murderer Bergmun Hanged.

MORRISTOWN, y. j., June 20.-August
Bergman, who murdered his brother julius.
in Sterling, on Feb. %. 1898. was hanged
for the crime in the Norris county Jail
at this place to-day. When the drop fell,
the body of Bergman bounded into the
air fifteen feet. He was pronounced dead
after nine minutes. His death was caused
by stranguation.
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VIII Make 1t. own Matches.

NEW YORK. June 20.-Dixon and Erna.
the lightweight pugilists. will not fight
before the Hudson County Athletic Club in
Jersey City, Monday evening. as had been
advertised. p. T. Powers, president of the
club, said to-day: The officers of the club
have decided that it would be better policy
was made by the Seaside Athletic Club, and
it was rumored that we would take all
that clubs bouts. The reports untrue.
We will not take bouts made by any other
club. hence our decision In the Dixon-Erne
affair.
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Southern League.

Whiteh!ll and Twineha
ahue and Fear.
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Poor Outlook for Football.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2o.-Iohn c. Bell,
chairman of the University of Pennsylva-
MIA football committee, in discussing the
football outlook for the coming season,
says: II am not in favor Of meeting either
Yale or Princeton in football or any other
branches of sport In the future. Certainly
Pennsylvania will not challenge PRINCETON
or Yale, and 1 am sure that our people
would not entertain a challenge from either
If one was sent to US.
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PREPARING FOR THE BIG FIGHT.
Contract Let for the COrbett-Fftzsin
mons Amnkitheater mt Dallas.

DALLAS, Tex, June 20.-D. A. Stewart
has let a contract calling for $4,000 wor h
of dressed lumber. which is to be used in
the construction of the big amphtheater
to be reared for the rbett-Fitzsimmons
fight next October. Dan Smith, of New
York, has been appointed press agent of the
syndicate behind the contest Such is the
conferees 10 bring off the big battle that a
fund of $4,000 has been subscribed and put
ton and promotion departments of the
"enterprise"
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No FavOrite Won.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2O.-The book
makers enjoyed the results of the sport
to-day and raked in al the money placed
on the five favorites- Joe Navarres. who
two years ago was considered the best
lightweight jockey on the coast. has been
renstated. He was accused of pulling a
horse in race and was ruled off for this.
Summaries:
First Race-Four and half furlongs.
Elsie, to /. won Little Flush filly, to 1,
second; Dom Pedro, to l. third. Time,
:561a.
Second-Six and a half furlongs. Ichiban.
6 to l. won: Leotus, 10 to l. second; Sher-
idan, 10 !. third. Time. :23.
Third-Seven furlongs. Installator. IL to
5. won: Charmoon, 2l2 to l. second; Thorn
hill. to ). third. Time, 1:271a.
Fourth-Nile and seventy yards; selling.
Little Cripple. IL no y won; Tar AMI Tar
tar. Z to 10, second; Road Runner. 20 to 1.
third. Time, l:4i.
Fifth-Five and a half furlongs. Julia
Martin filly, TO /, won; Eddie Mont,
TO ). second; Crawford, 6 to l, third. Time.
1:121h.
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MEDBORD, Mass. June 20.-The third
day of the Mystic Park meeting proved to
be the banner day. Bay Prince won the I'M
finished 2:2s pace, in which he and Reel
procity divided heats yesterday. Sum-
maries:
2:2S pace. Bay Prince won first, third and
fourth heats and race in 2:lsL. 220, ODD
Reciprocity was second, winning second
heat in 2:241z
2'2S trot. FL Rami won three straight
heats and race in 2:164. 2191, 2:f7i2 Nash
vile was second and Gussie Leonard third.
Ia trot: Falkland won three straight
heats and race in 215A, -2:16A. 2:15lz. Yankee
Luck was second and Rooney F. third.
2lS class: pace. Jubilee Wilkes won three
straight heats and race in 2:15I2, 2:11i2, 2:13.
Kentucky Star was second and Abel
third. Hf
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Bank officers Arrested.

DENVER. Col. June 20.-F. T. Atkins, ex-
president of the Colorado Savings Bank and
Charles d. Atkins, ex-cashier of the same
institution, have been arrested under indict-
ments charging them with receiving de-
posits in a bank that was insolvent and
had closed its doors to regular business
which is contrary TO law.
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AT THE RUNNING TRACKS.
One Outsider, One Second Choice and
Four Favorites Win at Roby.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
HAMMOND, Ind. June 20.--Of the six
races on the programme at Roby to-day.
the six furlong handicap attracted the
most attention. After her fine race last
Saturday the public conferred on the Rock
as the favorite though all the horses were
well backed. Frank Farmer was the Sec
ond choice on to good start the Rock
took the lead at the half mile post with
Frank Farmer second, wrlch position they
held until the finish. Lismore came strong
in the stretch and finished third only a
half length back of Frank Farmer. Four
favorites. one second choice and one out
slider carried off the purses. Nearly five
thousand people were in attendance Sum-
maries:
First Race--Fiye furlongs. Fisher won;
Arneli second, Tim Lee third. Time, 1861
Second-Six furlongs. Barguard won:
Tom Connors second. Matte sullivan third
Time. 1:l9.
Third-Seven furlongs. warlake won:
Able second, Buenos Ayres third. Time,
1872.
Fourth-Six furlonss. The Book won;
Frank Farmer second. Lismore third. Time
lis.
Fifth-One mile. Gunwad won; Bimboo
second, Lawyer third. Time. 1:i7.
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Alleged swindler Arrested.

DETROIT, Mich, June &C. H. Fenni-
more, of Fennimore. n. Y, Is under arrest
charged with being one of a gang of direc-
tory or Business Mems Guides swindlers,
who have been beating business men for
several years by collecting for works that
were never delivered and using the sigma
ture of firms obtained fraudulently for
swindling them repeatedly. The chief gang
Is said TO be in Chicago, and the agents"
are said TO be working westward.
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Western AssOcia ton.

AT Rockford, H. r. II. E.
Rockford 80 0 90 0 0 0 OIL )
Jacksonville 10 o o 4 0 OF 10 0
Batteries-Horton and Snyder; Killing and
Horton.
At Quincy, Ill.--First game r. III: E.
Quincy I'll O O IS Ii 4
Peoria ......0 % 0 IA IL 3
Batteries-McGrevy and Boland; Hanson
and Dugdale.
Second game r. III. +.
Quincy ...............3 l ~ IL U
Peoria .............0 0 o 0 o. 2
Batteries-Caplinger and Boland; Thomas
and Collins.
AT St. Joseph, Mo X. II. Z.
st. Joseph 20 O 0 3 1 90 GA z
Omaha ..,....1 0 2 0 2 % %-6
Batteries Stults and Johnson; Jones.
Egan and Lehman.
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Swifter than fire is the progress of a
cough. Fight ii from the start with Hale S
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Be in time. Don't suffer the disease To make
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.NIr.. Win.low,. Soothing sxrup,

Has been used over fifty years by millions
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sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. 25c a bottle.
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RICO, Col June 2O-The workmen en-
gagged in the Rico Aspen and Enterprise
mines in running their tunnels broke
through on each other. Instead of sitting
down and playing seven up until further
orders they began throwing giant powder
at each other. Armed deputies were placed
on guard and a physician called. Two
men were injured during the battle.
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Earned runS-BOSt0n, 2; BROOKLYN, b. Two
base hit-Griffin. Three-base hits-Griffin.
Long. Home runs-Anderson. Lowe. Stolen
bases-Tredway, Shindle. Bases on balls
OF Sullivan, /; off Stivetts, /; off Lucid. 5;
off Gumbert. l. Struck out-Daily 90. Ander-
son, Gumbert G,, Grim. Double pay-Cor-
coran. Daily and Lachance. Hit by pitcher
Mccarthy. Time-2:20. Umpire-McDon-
OH
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~ Earned runs-Pittsburg, z; LOUISVILLE, ..
Two-base hits-Donovan. Genins. Stencil.
Cross, Gardner. Clarke, Collins. Three,base
hts-Cross CD, Preston, Collins. Zahner.
Sacrifice hits-Genins (2), Sugden, O'Brien.
Stolen bases-Smith %, McCleary. Double
plays-Cross, Genins and Beckley; O'Brien,
Shugart and WEIGH; O'Brien and WEIGH.
Bases on bslls-Off McDermott, 3; off Cum
ningham., 5: off Gardner. 4 Hit by pitched
ball-Beckley, Stencil, Smith, Shugart.
Struck out-Cross, Gardner Shugart, Col
Inns Zahner Cunningham. Passed ball
Zahner Wild acknowledgements 2. Time
$50. Umpire-Jevne.
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Gettinger Released and Louisville
Takes Him Back-Wittrocl< Soon to
Go-Other News and Notes.
Detroit $3.50. .13-Grand Rapids. q
Western LEAGUE Standing.
ANOTHER PITCHER SIGNED.
William Damon's Release Purchased
from Toledo.

Indianapolis has secured a new pitcher in
the person of William Damon. whose re-
lease was purchased from Toledo yesterday.
Manager Watkins wanted Damon last fall.
but Toledo was ahead of him in claiming
the pitcher. who halls from some point in
northern Ohio near Toledo. He is a speedy,
left-handed pitcher, and regarded by Capt.
Carney as the best one the club had. Man
ager Watkins had his choice of the Toledo
twirlers, and picked Damon. The purchase
price Is not known. The new pitcher is
about twenty-one years old. and of much
the same build as Gettnger. He pitched
against indianapolis here May II, and was
effective enough until the Toledo players
began making errors. and then he was hit
pretty hard. indianapolis got seventeen hits
and eight earned runs off him. He has
pitched good ball against Minneapolis and
Grand Rapids. and Watkins expects him to
prove success with the leaders back of
him. 1t is hard to pitch good ball for a
losing team, and that's the trouble with
several of Toledo's pitchers. Damon will
join the Indianapolis team at Grand Rapids
to-day and probably pitch in to-morrow's
game. His debut will be awaited with in
terest.
Gettinger has been released, and left last
land. Manager McCloskey wired Watkins
yesterday that il he would release Gettinger
Louisville would resign him at once. AS
Canavan Is now q feature in right field,
Gettinger was given an opportunity to re-
join Louisville. y
Wittrock will probably be released before
long. He has not been used for some time,
and will be carried but little while longer.
He is hard hitter and a fairly good out
fielder, but has been unucky in the box in
this city, and a pitcher is what Indianapolis
chiefly needs just now.
There was no game yesterday owing to the
all-day rain. The two clubs will probably
play off the postponed contest July l here,
and If the Sunday ball case is decided
against Toledo the game scheduled there
for June 80 will be transferred here and
played July 2. The first three days in July
are open dates in most of the Western
League cities. The Indianapolis team went
TO Grand Rapids last night and the Toledos
TO Detroit. The battle between the leaders
and the club next to them in the race be-
gins in earnest this afternoon. indianapolis
comes home next Thursday for series
with Detroit.
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OMAHA, Neb., June "a. F. Nichols,
cashier of the Peoples State Bank, at Itch
field. Neb., has been indicted by the federal
grand jury for circulating counterfeit
money. The bank failed recently. and IL is
claimed that Nicholss arrest will precipi-
tate some startling disclosures.
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Thorntown, is: Sheridan, Ii.


THORNTOWN, Ind, June 20-The Sher-
idan ball club was defeated here, to-day,
in an interesting game. Score. Is to IL. The
feature was the pitching of Mcdonald of
the home team, striking out twelve men.
and HeirshaW.
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Fast Track at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. No.. June 2O.-Three
thousand people went out to Exposition
Park, to-day, to some good racing
The track was fast. summaries:
First Race-Five and a half furlongs
Richard T., to 1, won; Alva, 4 to /, sec
ond; Longfellow, 3 TO I. third. Time. Ill
Second-Five and a half furlongs. Major
Drip TO /. won Bon Wilson, TO l.
second; DIR. McAllison. IA TO l. third. Time
LIP
Tnird-Four and a half furlongs. Haw-
thorne Bell, TO l. won: John Boone, IL to
/. second Tom ID. V, to 2. third
Time, co.
Fourth-Nlile and seventy yards: handi.
second Lonsdale. 10 to /. third. Time, 1:52
Fifth-Four and a half furlongs. La
CARTE. 10 to /, won: La Paven, to /, sec
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At sheepshead Bay.

NEW YORK, June 20.-There was only a
fair attendance at Sheepshead Bay to-day
in spite of the beautiful Weather. The card
was attractive, too. The best race of the
day was the fourth. In which Patrician
was favorite. with Monaco second choice.
Sandowne went off into the lead when the
flag fell and held his advantage to the
stretch. where Patrician began to push
him closely. In the last furlong Monaco
joined the pair and in a driving finish won
by neck from Patrtcian. with Sandowne
third and Rubicon last In the Foam stakes
Handspring. but the other two could not
make him gallop and he cantered home the
easiest Kind OF a winner. AT the meeting
OF the stewards IL was decided TO refer the
question OF the registration Of Lazzarone TO
the jockey club stewards. Summaries:
First Race-Futurity course. Dolabra 8
TO I, won: Lady Diamond, 10 l. second.
Owlet. TO l, third. Time, I'LL 1-5
Second-Foam stakes; five furlongs. Hand
spring, TO I, wons Hazlett, IA 10 l. second:
Sycamore. 10 TO !. third. Time, :O2.
Third-Mile and one furlonE. Prig even
won; sue kittie, s to l. second; Captain T.
. 70 l, third. Time. 1;56 20.
Esurth-one mile. Monaco, 4 to l. won:
Patrician. 10 !, second; Sandowne. 10 TO J..
third Time. l:f3 rs.
Fifth-Five furlongs. Hastings Q TO 10
won; Diakka. 10 10 1. second; Honolulu. to
]. third. Time. 90.
Slxth-Grass Inaugural stakes: seven fur
longs; on turf. Hugh Penny, TO s. won:
Peacemaker. even. second; ST. Michael 4
10 l. third. Time. l:27.
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Earned runs-Philadelphia 8; Baltimore,
l. Two-base hits-Thompson, Delehanty,
Brodie. Home run-Thompson. Sacrifice
hits-Reilly. Clarkson. Stolen bases-Ham-
ilton, Thompson. McGraw, Keller. Left on
Observation-Disclosures, 10; Baltimore IL. Dou-
BILE play-Reilly, Mailman and Boyle. First
base on CONGRATULATIONS 2; Baltimore
T. Bases on balls-Of Clarkson, T. Hit
by pitcher-Keeler. Time-2:2o. Umpire
MURRAY
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PHILADELPHIA, June 20.--It has been
decided by the board of directors of the
Philadelphia Driving Park Association to go
ahead with the stake races in connection
with the Grand Circuit meeting Sept. 10 to
IL. This action sets at rest all the stories
regarding the abandonment of the Point
Breeze Grand Circuit meeting.
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wAwASEE INN

LAKE wAwAsEE on Il. & q. n. r.. I1y miles east
OF Chicago. S43) round trip from Indianapolis via
J.. T.. n W. or big -Four. A and elegant hotel
equipped and conducted rs hrst-eiass summer home
Families speciality. No crowds picnics. Finest
yachting boating, bathing and fishing Tennis Harris
splendid Orchestra. HoTs nightly. Fer rates and
copy of beautiful Wawases Illustrated address NJ
g. STIMMEI. Wawasea. Ind, call Passenger
Agents Big -Four or l.. 4 ". X. r., indianapolis.
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Easy Victory for New York.

NEW YORK, June 20.-The New Yorks
hand a picnic with the Washington team
this afternoon. The players from the
capital city were dangerous in the sixth
inning Attendance, 15O0. Score:
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Louisville Pitchers Were Wild.

PITTSBURG. June 20.-Manager Mack
tried Jimmy Gardner, a local pitcher. He
was hit hard enough to lose. but wild work
of the Louisville's pitchers saved Pittsburg
the game. Attendance. 1900. Score:
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Nimrod Carrie. ON 81. 400.

CINCINNATI. June ia heavy rain to-
day made the track a sea OF mud at La
tonia- The attendance was remarkably
good for vile weather The feature OF the
days racing was the magnificent finish
for the Sensation stakes. for two-year-
ODDS. won by Nimrod Peppers colt. the
Dragon. was cut down in iris race and prob
ably rained. Trainer Dan O'Brien was
dned 500 By the executive committee for
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Magma Medium Won the ::24 Trot.

DETROIT. Mich, June 20.-The threaten
ing skies rather diminished the attendance
at the Gentlemans Driving Clubs races
this afternoon. Queen Lii. who had won
two heats in the three-minute pacing race
of yesterday. won the seventh heat to-day.
in 2:23S4. Summarizes:
The pa trot-Magna Medium won first,
second and fourth heats and race, in 2:21 IA,
2:2111, III. Emma Wilkes won third heat
IN 2:19
The 2:15 pace-Mollie McCauley won in
three straight heats, in 2161z, 217, 211&.
The 2:3O trot-Spnway won In three
straight heats. I'm 90 2:2Ha 2:24Sa
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Commodore Porter Sold.

LOUISVILLE. KY. June 2O.-Col. jim
Douglass and ex-jailer Billy Bailey have
purchased the well-known trotting horse,
Commodore Porter. LIB. The price paid for
him is said to be $500.
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MUNNATAWKET HOTEL,

MANSION HOUSE AND COTTAGES.
FISHERS ISLAND. ". Y. OPEN JUNE l TO OCT.
L. Charningly los afed six miles seward between New
London and Watch H on line of ~. Y. 4 ~ III. X. n.
and Norwich Line OF steamers; frequent comnunira-
tons daily. Excellent boating bathing and fishing;
island seven miles long hotels have all modern Inn
provemenfs furnished cottages with hotel ser
vice or for housekeeping; descriptive circular:
= Z. w. Z. WHITE
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
BIoomingdale GLEN. and Montexu

BlOOmingdale Glens and MOntezuma
Every Sunday via the l., d. & W. rail-
way; only 81 80 round trip, including hack
fare. Train will leave Union Station a.
m. One fare between all other stations
For other information, call city ticket
Office 1874 South Illinois street
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PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-The Orioles
won to-days game by the ragged fielding
of Reilly and Sullivan. Both pitchers were
effective. keeping the hits we'll scattered.
Attendance, 600. Score:
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c:2o Trot Won by VI. e.

PITTSBURG, June 20.-About fifteen
hundred people saw the races at McKee's
Rock to-day. Results:
The pa Pace-Robert Bonner took fifth.
sixth and. seventh heats in 2:25I4. 2:2sis,
2:3212. Darklight took the first and third
heats In 2:24A and 2:25. Edison took the
second and fourth in Pisa and 2:22 Brace,
Frank T. and Emma Nolan started.
The 30 Trot-M. L. won in the fifth,
sixth and seventh heats in 2:2234, 2:27@4
2:27A- Maud f. the first and third
heats in 2:2lh and pa, Darby taking the
second In 2:24l5 and Eola the fourth in
2:23%- Senator Boy, Jessie d., Celebrity and
ORC Fina also started.
The go pace was postpcned
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At New Orleans x. III. Z.
New Orleans..O 1 2 0 2 O-6 IL o
Montgomery 900 0 0 0 Ii ,
Batteries-Smith and Gonding; Clausen
and Rappold.
At Chattanooga X. ii. Z.
Chattanooga IL o. o
Atlanta ........O 3 D D y 30 /
Batteries-Hill and Somers; Wood and
Armstrong.
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DETROIT, June 2o.-"Van's Tigers de-
feated the yellow stockinged players from
"Furnituretown" again to-day, making it
four straight. Donahue was hit hard and
the visitors played poorly. Game was
called the end of the sixth inning to
enable Grand Rapids TO catch train
for home, where they are scheduled to
r. III. K.
Detroit .......4 o 6 o 2-13 o
Grand Rapids ......1 o o O.
Batteries-Whitehll and Twineham; Dom
hue a nd
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Yale Defeat. Harvard.

At Cambridge, Mass r. H. Z.
Yale .........1 o! 10 5
Batteries-Carter, Truedeau and Green
way; Highlands and Scannell.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Hotel St. Joseph on the Beach,
ST. JOSEPH, MICH.

Opens the latter part OF June. THE RESORT par
excellence OF the Lake Region Just the place for In
dianapos business men and their families: eight
hours ride with elegant train service direct TO hotel
Fishing. sailing. dancing, and many attractions
this season frsteass orchestra always I'm attendance
Table and diningroOn service equal 10 any rst-cass
hotel anywhere For descriptive circulars and rates
address YOUNG 4 SPRINGsTEM, Managers.
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PRINCE PURDY WON
FOURTEEN STARTERS IN TEE 2:25
TROT At GRAvEsEND.
Special Trot and Pace Taken by Re-
bus-Race Winners mt Detroit,
Roby, LatOnia and st. Louis.

BROOKLYN: y. Y. June 2O.-Following
are summaries OF the races at Gravesend
fo-1av-
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Philadelphia Makes Errors and Bal
timOre Observation-Disclosures Loses
to New York.
NATIONAL Lenrue Stnndinr.
LEADERS DEFEATED.

BOstOn's Pitchers Were Weak and
BROOKLYN Won.
BOSTON, June 2O-Sullivan had no speed
and retired at the end of the fourth inning
in favor Of Stivetts. Attendance 900