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s-porting Notes.

Sporting Notes.
Pitcher lackbur will be here Monday
morning.
The .Colonels'' are the hoodoos of the
"Beaneaters."
Mccarthy misjudged a fly yesterday.
something he rarely does.
Indianapolis plays only four more games
here before leaving on the second Western
trip.
Philadelphia got only four hits off Brett.
play.
Lampe pitched for Philadelphia yesterday
and sent ten Browns" to first base on
balls.
The visitors and member OF the home
team have two rows reserved in front for
the "Mikado.' at Wildwood tonight.
And again 1t may be said the despised
ta!l-enders are playing great ball. Two Of
the series from Boston and the third a six
teen-inning tie is not bad.
The st. Louis Fair Association offers a
stake Of $3.50 for the champion saddle
horse of America The stake is to be COM
peted for at the fair, In October.
tb In K the snoet cng. al abe s ritie teams yeste ee1as:e nor
ing Great Britain won with a score Of 638
to s1S for Canada and sos for Guernsey.
There seems to- be plenty of Buschman
money ready for his race with Hogan at
the ball game next Tuesday. The local
Splinter appears to have substantial back
Ing
Fraser pitched great ball yesterday.
When he was in the box here May %, the
leaders hit him eighteen times safely. for
a total of thirty bases. How different it
was yesterday.
Tonight will be FANS night at Wild
wood Park. The management has invited
attend the performance OF THE Mikado''
there. All 'rooters" are expected to at
tend.
The Boston Herald says 1t Is best for
trip at the head of the League. as the club
at the top will be the mark OF all the
teams, who will put forth their best efforts
to whip the leaders.
When Newell strikes out twice and a hit
ter like Roat makes three unsuccessful
lunges at the ball, while men are on bases
eager for a chance to score. IL can be un-
d%erstood that somebody Is doing some e *,
guessing. yesterday. at different stages of
the game.
Indianapolis has been at the top of the
Western League standing during the whole
season so far. and it is predicted that the
team will keep up the good work until the
end of the league season. Some of the
National League officials who have seen
the Indianapolis team play assert that 1T is
as fast as the big League.-Atlanta Jour-
nal.
KID Mccoy went to Chicago. last night.
to arrange a match between Solly Smith
| with Australian" Murphy, at Columbus,
O.. last night. There were many calls for
him at the wrestling match last night. and
the curiosity TO see this young Indianapo-
lis pugilist is general among the sporting
element.
Manager Long, of Terre Haute, Is hunt
ing for Goar. who went home recently
pleading illness. He thinks the pitcher Is
not so sick as to prevent him from taking
his turn In the box once a week at least.
Long was here Wednesday and expressed
great satisfaction with his Terre Haul,
venture which he gtalmS. Will be prOnt-
able. Last Sundays attendance was over
two thousand.
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SIX Good Race. nj Oakley.

CINCINNATI. July 12.-There was a good
attendance and six good races at Oakley to-
day, and first choices and nonfavorites
equally divided the honors. Thorpe and
Perkins each rode two winners. Prince
Carl. the favorite in the handicap. was evil
IDENTIFY sore. He finished last. Summaries:
First Race-Slx furlongs. The Winner, s
to 5, won; Sir Dixie, Z TO 2, second; Rondo,
10 to !. third. Time. 1:15A.
Se-cond-Seven furlongs. Sissy Knott, 4 to
1, won Minnie Baxter, 3 to ], second: Noah,
s to 1, third. Time, 1:29.
~Third-Five and one-half f~urlongs. Mon
teith, 4 to l, won; -Sidkel, 6 to 1. second;
Fourth-Mile and three-sixteenths voor-
heis. 3 to ], won; Crevasse, 5 to l, second:
Ray s., 8 to i, third. Time. 2:02A.
Fifth-One mile, Captain Drane, 9 to 10,
won; Peabody, 4 to ], second; Oakley, Z to
2, third. Time, 1:41%..
~Sixth-Sevel turlongs. ~Strathrol. 2 to /,
won; Granna, 8 to l, second; Ductor, 8 to. /,
third. Time, 1.2S.
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Close Finishes mt windsor.

DETROIT. Mich, July 12.-Big fields,
close finishes and mixups were the order at
Windsor to-day. Results:
235 trot-volunteerc won fifth. sixth and
seventh heats in 2:24ils, 2:22%, 2:2211. Angus
tine A. won third and fourth heats In 2:22A.
2:23is. Bessie Albatross won first heat in
2:23H. Washer won second heat in 2:22iz.
Major Eddy, Harry H., Contention, Harry
Iavis, Queen Gertrude. Decorum and st.
George also started.ns CO.. !.
s, 21s Pase .B Sc =, sfsh fo sifh h RsIm and
Prince won second and third heats in 2:14A,
2:15R. Nellie Rocker. first in 2:21h. Jack
the Ripper, American Lady. Peter Cooper,
Quaker K. jeff Davis, Harry Lynn Wilkes,
Belle T., Glenn Mack, Glidemont and Nellie
Bruce also started. az
2:25 trot-Harry b. won first, second and
fifth heats in 2:i74, 2:fS. 2:l91a. Sweet Child
won third in 2:1Sk. Don Lord won fourth
Thorntonian, Bohemian Boy, Grimsy Girl,
Clara S., Novice. Nora L., Meta Hull, Dick
Mitchell, Elsenor and Flora Belle also
ofarta1
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MILWAUKEE, July 1.-THE best race
Of the day was the last. in which Freddie
L. T.. beat Fakir by a head. after a finish
that was hard from the head of the
stretch. The Rock also won a good race
from Red job Attendance. LOO. Sum-
maries:
First Race-Seven furlongs. Outgo, 6 to
l. won; Weela. 6 to 5, second; Uncle Dave,
20 to /, third. Time, 1:31.
S~econd-Five furlongs. Buttress, % to J.,
won: Old Man, 6 to i. second; Sir Archer,
6 to l, third. Time, 1:04s4.
~Third@Seven and one-half furlongs. ZaI-
diyar, 3 TO 2, won: Anna May, Z to 10, sec
ond; Sir George. 10 TO 1. third. Time. 1864.
won; Red John. 2 10 /. second: Helen
Wrenn, 5 to /, third. Time, lis.
Fifth-Mile and twenty yards. Freddie L.
Elereno. 8 to I. third. Time. 1:43A.
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FidoI Paces in :.O5 1-4.

DAVENPORT, Ia, july 12.-On the Da-
venport mile track, this afternoon. Fidol
won the free-for-all pace, going the second
heat in the sensational time of 2a6A.
Strathberry, the heavy favorite. won the
first heat. but finished third after that. and
ended by being distanced. summaries:
2.22 trot-King Polday won third. fourth
and fifth heats in 2:16A, 2:16H2 and 2:16A.
Lord Caffrey won second heat in 217A. Ella
L. won first heat in 2:20A. Imitator, dina
B., Naomi, March Onward, Henry Grady,
Jennie Thombs and Marie started.
2:30 won in straight heats.
Tme-2:l6A. 2:16la, 2:16A. Black Hal. Co.
della, Turquoise, Ozanne. Boyer and Jes-
sic O.. started.
Free-for-all pace-Fidol o second, third
and fourth heats in 2:O5L, 2:o9A, 2:0S1a.
tanced in the fourth. Time. 1864. w. w.
p. Coastman, Queen McGregor and Flying
Jih also started.
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taneously Umpire william shouted Go.
Cornell started. Two or three Of the Lee
anders gave a sort OF a stroke and the rest.
including stroke n Pilkinton, lay on their
oars still shouting No at the top of their
voices. The umpire's launch never moved
Umpire william contents himself with say
ing. why did you not shout loudery After
or thereabout Umpire william followed at
top speed. Leander had not moved half a
IL was. was obviously a false one We inn
pute no blame, but merely state the facts,
which cannot be contr0verted."
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lis. 3
-Two-base hits Hogan. Fisher. Hulen.
Strauss. Werrick.
Three-base hits Strauss. Kuehne.
Stolen bases-Hogan. Canavan, McCar-
thy. Roat, Strauss, Fraser
Sacrifice nifs = Gienalyin. Hulen. Lally,
Strauss, Kuehne.
Struck out-By Fisher. 1; by Fraser. q.
Bases on balls-By Fisher, ,, by Fra
ser. g.
Left on bases-Indianapolis. 5; Mineapo-
lis. IL
Double pIay-werden CunassistedD.
Tfme-1:51-
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VANCOUVER, B. c., July R.-Jack
Dempsey, the ex-champ,on pugiiist. passed
through the city to-day en- route to Port
land. Ore, where he will reside in the
future. Dempsey is a physical wreck. and
looks as though he had but a short time TO
live. During the journey he tainted more
than once, and but for the presence Of a
lady doctor travelling on the same train 1t
is doubtful If he would have arrived alive.
Dempsey had TO be carried from the train
to the steamer, and his haggard appear
ance caused general comment
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The New Pitcher.

ollie Beard. who has not yet Joined Mil
vaukee will not let pitcher Blackburn
leave Evansville until tomorrow night. as
he wants to use him in the box Sunday. He
changed the date OF the pitchers release
10 July IA. instead OF July II. as made out
BY indianapolis. Manager Watkins had 10
pie. who recently stopped here on his way
10 ST. Paul. told Watkins that blackburn.
Uas . ''heady" pitcher with plenty Of
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SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-THE first race
went to an outsidex. the other four being
won by favorites. Installator ran seven
furlongs in LIZ. lowering the California
record. Summaries:
First Race-Five furlongs. Little Bob. 5
to l, won; Ike L., 9sto 5, second; Ledalia.
IA to 5. third. Time. 1:0l%.
Second-Five furlongs. Don Cara, 8 to 10,
won; City Girl, 8 to /, second; Spry Lark,
Is TO /, third. Time, LOLA.
~Third-Seven furlongs- Installator. l TO 5,
won; Annette. 10 TO /, second; Charmion.
8 to /, third. Time. 1:27. !
Fourth-Six furlongs- Bernardo. 3 to ),
won; Duke Stevens, 20 10 !, second; Roma,
7 TO 2, third. Time, 1:1fA.
Fifth-One mile. Remus, Is TO 5. won;
Road Runner, 10 to I, second; Jerome s.,
5 10 /, third. Time. l:1.
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SHOOTING
Scores Made by Members of the
Greensburg Club.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENSBORO, Ino., July 1.-THE
Greensburg Gun Club held it's first shooting
tournament here this week and it proved
a grand success. The programme consisted
of eight ten-bird events and three fifteen
bird events. All were we'll filed, there be-
ing thirty-seven shooters taking part. High
wind interfered with the scores. The best
average was made by c. Pea, which was
81 per cent. During the day $3.50 targets
were thrown from ave expert traps. Below
is a complete list Of the shooting from five
known traps. unknown angles. Following
are the scores:
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OCEAN WAVE STAKES
YESTERDAYS PRIZE AT BRIGHTON
BEACH WON BY HUGH PENNY.
Six Furlongs Run I'm the Fast Time
Of 1,f4 1-4-Hesusts at Oakley
and Other Tracks.

NEW YORK. July FIN spite of the
number OF scratches in the Ocean Wave
stakes to-day at Brighton Beach, there was
an excellent race and fast time. The favor
lite was Hugh Penny. and Weinberg had a
good following. The flag fell with Fannie
Louise In the lead. She did not hold 1t
long. for werberg and Hugh Penny shot
past her, making the first quarter in twen-
ty-four seconds. The two had 1t out to the
half-mile in 4SE seconds, when Werberg
began TO falter. and as they turned into the
stretch Discount passed him and challenged
Hugh Penny, but the McCafferty gelding
was too much for the son of Deceiver. and
thus they finished in the fast time of liza.
There was an excellent race in the second
between Little Doritt, SHAKESPEARE and Per-
seus. They ran In that order to the head
OF the stretch. when Perseus made play for
the lead. At the eighth he had SHAKESPEARE
beaten. and then tried Little Dorritt until
he succeeded in poking his head in front
OF the line, with Shakespeare half a length
behind. all ridden out. In the opening race,
Long Bridge was the favorite, and won in a
very hard drive. with Hawarden second.
Applause was the choice in the third event,
and won easily. with Bombazette second.
The former was heavily backed by her
owner, "Pittsburg Phil Sir Excess was a
strong favorite in the fifth race, with Rey
Del Carers second choice. Stonenellie took
the lead. but the other two followed, and in
the stretch left the mare. Sir Excess win
nina easily. Summaries:
First Race-One mile. Long Bridge. 3 TO
D. won: Hawarden, ) to 1. second; Golden
Gate. 20 to ], third. Time, 1:431k.
S~econdMFiye furlongs. Perseus; 8 to l.
spere, 4 to s. third. Time, 1903.
Third-Six furlongs. Applause, 8 to 8,
won; Bombazette. 10 to 1. second; Hanwell,
9 to l. third. Time. 1:15h.
FourtheOcean Wave; six furiongs. Hugh
Penny, 17 Raiff), 3 to 5, won; Discount, lG9
SDoggetp, 10 to, l, second; Weinberg, ia
GTaraD, 2 to 1. third. Time. liza. Fannie
Louise also ran.
Fifth-One mile. Sir Excess, 3 to /, won;
Key Del Carers. 21A to 1. second: Stone
nen,e, l"v 10 l, tnird. Time. lay.
o.. won; Little Tom, s to !, second; Eagle
Bird, 3 to 5. third. Time, 1:5615.
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Last MinneapoIi. Game To-Day.

The Millers will put Long john Healy
In the box this afternoon. He was lone
OF Us" In old League days. and should
be given a generous reception to-day by
the ..rooters." Time was when Healy was
the idol of the Indianapolis FANS and in
those days he was a great pitcher. The
leaders will 90 after him to-day good and
hard. Cross viii pitch for Indianapolis.
This VIII be the last game here with Min
neapolis for six weeks. Milwaukee comes
Monday for three games. and then the
Eastern clubs 60 West.
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A Prize Fighter ''FIunks."

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind. July n.-Jimmy Brown,
the Scranton boy. who was matched to
fight lack Balm, of Cincinnati. to a finish
before the Athletic Club, and who has been
in training three weeks, became frightened
my O'Leary will go on instead in an eight
round contest.
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Mnde EIeyen Errors.

GRAND RAPIDS. July 12-The yellow
Legs played like a lot of amateurs in the
field to-day and piled up eleven errors. The
Saints scored fourteen of their runs in
two innings and earned meme OF them. The
game was a miserable exhibition on the
part OF the home team. Score.
II. H.. +.
G. Rapids....3 2 o 3 l 3-12 IA IL
St. Paul .....0 2 6 s 0 0 1 Ill is 2
Batteries-Stafford and Campbell: Jones,
Iohnann and Rorln
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nerve and staying power. It Is to be
hoped he WILL prove just the man for whom
the leaders have been looking If SO, the
coming trip should be more successful
the last. and the team should stay
right i'm first place to the end Indianapolis
will scarcely have a chance TO see Black
burn before next Wednesday. though II Is
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Earned runs-Boston. 1. First base on err
rors-Louisville, l.. Left on bases-Louis-
Vile, 5; Boston, z. Bases on balls-Off Sex
ton, 2. Struck out-By weighing, 3; by Sex
ton, 5. Two-base hits-Gettinger, Bannon
CO. Stolen bases-Clarke, Shugart, Bannon.
Double plays-Collins, O'Brien and Spies;
weighing, O'Brien and Spies. Passed ball.
Tenney. Time-2:05. Umpire-McDonald.
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Earned runs-St- Louis. 2; Philadelphia. 1.
Two-base hit-Dowd. Stolen hases-Cooley,
Ely, Common. Miller. Lyons, Turner. Bases
on balls-Om Lampe, 10; off Breitenstein, 1.
Struck out-By Lampe,'1. Time-l:55. Um-
pires-Jevne and Murray.
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Is the most charming seaside resort In
America. You can enjoy bathing, boating.
fishing and yachting. The ocean drives
and cliff walks are Incompatible and the
people of Indianapolis viii he pleased to
cago, is the proprietor of the famous
Ocean House. which opens June 10 for the
seas son OF l9j.
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"Quakersv Almost shut Out.

ST. LOUIS, July 12.-The Browns
mopped up the earth with the "Phillies'
to-day in a game that was interesting and
at times exciting. Breitenstein's marvellous
pitching kept the visitors guessing so that
they were completely at sea. Attendance.
1000. Score:
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Three-year-old trot; purse. $50. Flying
in 2:3i4, 2:33. PAPA. Robert Steele Won
first and third heats. in 2:32. 2:S711. and DIR.
Robinson won second heat, In 2:37$. Han
nah Kinda got fourth money.
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Standing of the League.
WELL. WELL. WELL.
Boston Almost Shut Out by the Louis
Vile Players.

LOUISVILLE. July 12.-The "Colonels"
kept up their brilliant playing to-day and
the Bostons narrowly escaped a shut out.
The fielding of Collins and Duffy was of
the sensational order. Attendance, $500.
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Terre Hnute wins n Game.

TERRE HAUTE, July E.-Denny Longs
"Hottentots" had luck on their side to-day
and won from the Brewers" though hits
and errors were even. score:
Terre Haute..o O 3 2 DOL OF IL 8
Milwaukee IL 0 1 2 0 0 0 o. IL 3
Batteries-Goar and Roach; stephens and
BOlan.
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DETROIT. July 12-Bobby Gayle pitched
for the Tigers and Daniels for the Cow
boys to-day. They were evenly matched.
as far as hits were concerned, but Gayle
did better than Daniels at critical stages
OF the game. Score:
Detroit 49,. 80 o 0 2-6 u 2
Kansas City 20 0 0 0 0 0 l 2 20 IL l
Batteries-Gayle and Twineham; Daniels
and bergen.
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OF Sozodont renders 1t the most agreeable
article ever used as a tooth wash. 1t has
none Of the acrid properties Of the astrin.
gent tooth powders and instead Of contract.
ing the gums, It renders them arm and
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Don't Experiment.

But take the safe course by ordering some
of the Home Brewing Co.'S popular Go
umbia'' or 'Eome Brew" beer. Bottled by
their makers. Telephone 1850.
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Dandy Jim Defeats Ryland T.

LANSING, Mich. July 12.-This was the
closing day of the Lansing Driving Club
meeting. The large crowd present antici-
pated a good race in the free-for-all. It
was a disappointment. as Dandy Jim and
Ryland T. were the only starters. Results:
2;S5 pace-Adam won in straight heats.
Time. 2:27. BPS, 224. Major Centilever,
Sandy Boy. Madeline Pollard, Donna c.,
Pendulum and Miss Dodge also started
2:f0 trot-Clara II. won second, third and
fourth heats In 2.2s, I.Z5A. z.zb4. AicaWo0d
won first heat in 2:2s. Cora Wilkes Monte
yuma, Eddyne, Olmeda Maid and Marietta
also started.
Free-for-aIl-Dandy Jim won in straight
heats from Ryland T. Time, 217%. 2:i5. 212.
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BY T%AIL-ENDERS
Yesterdays GAME At LOUISVILLE
WAS ANOTHER SURPRISE.

Proud ssBean Eaters" Humbled by De-
most shut Ont by the ''BrOwns."
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NEW YORK. July 12.-Ex-President Har-
rison left this city by an early train to-day
for Saratoga. From Saratoga General Har-
rison will go to the Adirondack mountains.
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Jockey Thornton Badly Hurt.

ST LOUIS, July 12.-Cool and cloudy
weather attracted 1000 people to Fair Asse-
citation Park to-day, where a fair card was
presented. The event of the day was the
fifth race. a handicap in which Linda was
the good thing" and Liselg was well
backed at s to 5. Liselg and Amelia May
did the running, and closed an exciting
finish, one, two. Linda was a poor third.
The dump of the day was in the fourth
race. when Mercury, a 1-to-2 shot.
heavily played, was beaten by Brazos, at
3 to l.. Mercury was considered a sure win
ner, and carried a lot of money at odds on.
In the first race Guilty threw jockey j.
Thornton, injuring him SO badly that he
may die. In the second race Turbiville
was thrown from Judge Dubose, but not
seriously injured. Summaries:
First Race-Six furlongs. Issie o., 6 to
5. won; Charles p, 5 to 4, second; Hart
Wallace, 10 to /, third. Time, 1:16.
Second-Four and a half furlongs. VIM.
Duke. jr., z to 5. won: S~urcingle. 80 to 1.
second; A. B. c.. so to 1, third. Time, 1914.
Third-Six and a half furlongs. Imp.
Sta Ruby, s to 1, won: Magnet, 6 to 5, sec
ond; Vigor, Is to l, third. Time, III.
F~ourth-One mile. Brazos. 3 to l., won;
Mercury. 10 to 2, second; Viola knight, 70
to 1, third. Time. 1:43%.
Fifth-Cne mile. Liselg. 6 to 1, won:
Amelia May, Z to 1. second; Linda, s to
5, third. Time, 1:41A.
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LEADERS IN A TRANCE
THEr COULDN'T FIN FRAZER AND
WE'RE SLOW IN THE FIELD.

Besides This, the MiIIcrs Had All the
Luck. which Helped Them Win by
n Neck-Bfackburn Comes Monday.
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COLUMBUS, o., July 1.-THE summer
meeting OF the Columbus Driving Park
closed to-day. Summarizes:
go trot. Lilly Young first. Cornelius NJ.
second. Edmonia third. Time, 2:1ei4. 2:20A,
2:s3, 2.21@t. 2:21.
Three-year-old trot. Joktan first, Derby
Princess second, L.arabie third. Time, 2:l6A.
2:l5L, 2:lSl4. 2:19A. 2:194, 2:2.
2:25 pace. Sultan Boy first. Fair Lillian
second. Tommy B. third. Time, 2:l6i4. 2:l5l4.
2:i5h..
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Winners at Rockville.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

ROCKVILLE. Ind. July 12.-Following is
the m of to-day's races:
\ 2:40 pace; purse, 500. Ariel won first, Sec
ond and third heats. in 2:21. 2:25A and 2:26.
Lady Lightfoot, second; Billie Peoples.
Price. Winsor, Macia and Fred S. started.
Ariel is the great three-year-old owned by
William Ross, of Jerseyville, Ill.
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Tired women need TO have their blood
purified and enriched by Hoods Sarsapa-
riIla-It Will give them strength and health.
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Southern League.

At Little Rock-First game: r. II. Z.
Little Rock IS o s 3 0 4 2 0 522 81 3
Montgomery % o 0 3 1 l 2 / eS IL z
Batteries-Crinnion and Me: Neal, Langs-
ford and Rappold.
Second game: X. II. f..
Little Rock I'D o o 9 2 10 IL 0
Montgomery ......o o D o y U W D D
Batterses-Fffeld and Me; Clausen and
Kehoe.
At Nashville r. II. Z.
Nashville ........O 0 3 10 0 0 "a 5 o
Chattanooga 30 o o o 1 OIL 8 4
Batteries-Daniels and frost; Hahn and
Summers.
At Evansville r. II. Z.
Evansville 20 o 0ES IL 2
Atlanta 1903 0 90 0 0 4 '-12 Is 3
BatterietBlackburn and Fields; Gala
han, Wilson and Armstrong.