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KANSAS CITY MARkErS

Kansas City. July 27-wheat-Rashi
er dull. unchanged from Saturday,
close. No. hard. 5sG5s cents: No ,
5oG5l cents: No. red. ssh CENTS: No,
3. 5SS cents
Corn-Half cent lower No. :.mtxed
221z a 33Sc; No. . white e2ixc.
Oats-Active No. mixed. noni-
naily eoc: No. white. axe
RyeNo. ? choice. 27isc.
Hay-Steady; choice timothy 81 ocG
$50: choice prairie. new. s&5065 o.
Butter-Creamery 12Gl3c; dairy LEG
II cents.
EggeHigher on light receipts. IA
cents.
Cattle-Receipts $500: shipnSents 500;
receipts OF calves. loo: market steady
and active Srexas steers s27043. 90;
Texas COWS. s.. s572s so: beef s;eezs. $50
4: native cows, Sl.2543 -; stockers and
feeders, 81 45G3.65: bulls. 81 .s0Ge.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1.S0o; shipments 500:
market sceady at Saturdays Close
Bulk % ee4ss s. Loo: heavies s. s0a
2s0! packers 81 s04 800: mixed s9.S58
sos: lights &2.S931o; yorkers aud pigs
s3.ooG3I0.
Sheep-Receipts $500; Shipments. l.
300: market slow. about steady. Lambs
s.. cog 500; murton>. s225at $50
Representative sales: Texas steers
81 head, averaging I.0V7 pounds, $500.
Texas COWS. IS head. averaging SIS
pounds. $3.50: beef steers. iS head. ev-.
eraging l.467 pounds. $500: native cows
"A head. averaging $50 pounds. s3!25:
stockers and feeders. y head. averaS-
ing $50 pounds, $3.50: buHs. head. av-
1892 pounds. 1915.
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TO Cheaper RATES
COLORADO LINES WANT TO CARRY
MORE PASSENGERS
Lines to Hold . Meeting
Today to Consider the Advisability of
Running q Number of Cheap Excursions
During the Month of Ausust-Trafhc
Managers of Western and Southwestern
Lines VIII Try to Stifien Freight Rates
Santa Fe's New Kansas City-Chicaso
innocent Grain Kate.

Chicago. July 27.-The unsatisfactory
condition Of the excursion business has
led some OF the Colorado lines to start
movement for more traffic than they
have been securing of late A meeting
! OF all the Chicago-Colorado lines will
be held in this city tomorrow for the
purpose Of considering the advfsa baity
or running a number OF cheap excur-
SONS from the eastern territory OF the
Western Passenger association to Col
orado- The excursions will without
doubt be arranged and the dates and all
preliminary arrangements Will be settled
at the meeting. II is the present under
standing that all of the excursions wiz
De run in the month OF August.
II IS likely that q meeting of the tY-ar-
nc managers OF the southwestern and
western roads VIII be held this week
Ior the purpose Of injecting a little
stiffening into freight rates and also
Tor the purpose OF conciliating some OF
the gulf lines that are OF the opinion
tnat they have grievance and that
1ne best way to procure satisfaction Is
by slashing rates. The Rock Island
road has been an active mover for the
meeting and it now seems as though
its work would be crowned with sue
cess, as far, at least, as calling the
meeting is concerned.
The Santa Fe announced toSav thai
It you'd make innocent nat rate on
grain shipments from Kansas CITY to
Chicago. the rate to become effective
as soon as 1t is authorized by the inter-
staoe commerce commission. The rate
IS the lowest yet made on grain from
the west TO Chicago. The Chicago
Great Western has innocent rate in
erect but ii IS proportionate, and au-
plicable only TO shipments destined to |
points beyond Chicago. The rete o.
the Atchtson applies on shipments to |
and beyond Chicago, without reference !
to destins ton.
Kansas City. July 27-several west |
ern railroads are being pressed TO pro- |
vide facilities for the movement Of Iasr I
years corn and small grain crop. which |
IS coming into market at a rapid rate. /
On Sunday the Santa Fe sent west
Steven trains Of empty cars and at the
A rgentine yards orders have been re- t
ceived for go more grain cars. The
men IN the Argentine shops were mott
led today that they would begin at once
% work six full days a week. Many
Extra train men are also getting en-
1lOyuent
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Cricket Tournament 1t Chicago.

Chicago, July 21.-The cricket game
today, the first Of the Chicago Cricket
tournament-was between Minnesota and
and the Chicago Cricket association
and was delayed on account OF rain.
Minnesota went to bat first, having
won the toss, but owing to the excel
lent bowling Of Langhan and Kinney
were all disposed of for twenty runs.
Tn eteam work of Chicago was fine
Chicago scored 107 against Minnesota.
The field work and bowling OF Mime
sofa was also good and equal TO their
opponents. but as the wicket improv-
ed under the heat Of the sun the Chica-
COS had the better OF il in batting.
Minnesota went in a second time and
made decidedly better showing. put
ting together 113 runs. Vaughn played
a splendid inning OF 40, including one
sixhit and four fours- Napier played
very careful inning OF Is Tomorrow
Omaha plays Chicago and Minnesota
a second Chicago team.
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Innday RAsehaII Canes
NATIONAL LEAGUF


Cleveland at Cincinnati. Cleveland
could not hit Foreman. and by some
very questionable fielding allowed the
Reds 10 score enough runs TO v-i, a
dozen such games. There was a firh+
between Burke and Childs IN the eighth
inning A blow apiece was struck. ami
- damage done. The police prevented
the crowd from taking a hand In n.
last inning three hits scored CIeveisnd's
only run Attendance 17,O0o. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati ...0201o 10 Is 0
Cleveland 80 Q Q o 0 01-t s
Observation-Disclosures Foreman and
PETIT; Cleveland, Young and thinner.
Washington q: Louisville-The Sena-
Sors were unable 20 bunch their hts
On Hi and a little stupid basa running
IN thse first inning lost them the game
Mercer was hit hard and often. the Col
oEels winning with ease. A trippje
pay by Louisville in the first inning was
the feature Attendance 4.5e0. sore:
RHE
Louisville .....s o2eo.s p
Washington 80 e0il0 i
Batteries: LoE1sville-FIili ard Dex,a-
Wzshing ton-Nercer and Mcclure
Brooklyn ct Cnica ga hst by Darv
IN the last inning. that should have Aaa
an out, was turned into a triple BE-
cause Of the burning sun binding Deck
e.. and was al that saved BROOKLYN
from shut out Both teams played a
aEsrp and brilliant fielding game, one OF
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HARD FIGHTING IN CUBA
How General Ignores Gave CaIixto Garcia
the Worst of IL,

Havana, July 27.-An important en-
gagement has been fought between
| General Linares and the insurgent for
c-s under Calixto Garcia in which the
Spanish losses were admittedly heavy.
General Linarcs left Ramon de Los
Yaguas, July %, having learned that
the forces under Calix1o Garcia. Ceo-
rece and Par-quito Perez. 1000 strong.
were camped between Perseverance
and Santa Anita Coming up with the
insurgents ebout 4 O'Clock in the after
noon he opened fire and the engage
merrt soon became general. General
Linares took their camp and they fell
back TO Santa Anna The insurgents
intrenched themselves. Early ON the
oath the insurgents undertook an Of
1elsive movement by attempting TO
turn the right wing of the Spanish COL
unn- Tney attacked il with vigor.
and hard fighting ensured. They made
an obstinate stand and refused to give
back before the opposition OF the Span
ish. The attack was finally repuIsed
by bayonet charge by the Standards
led by Colonel Bacon. with four COM
panies. assisted by General LEuares
WITH two companies and two pieces of
artillery. The insurgent position was
taken and at the same time Colonel
Ruben, with four compa nies, made an
attack On their flank and put them 10
flight.
An official report states that the
troops sustained loss of nine killed
while lieutenant OF the cavalry. Ma
Geo. and thirtyfive soldiers were woun-
ded. eighteen OF them seriously. The
insurgents are reported TO have left
seven killed and to have carried away
many dead end wounded.
In the camp OF the insurgents was
found a letter from Calixto Garcia in
which he lamented the death of Jose
Maceo. This was in the form of an Of
fetal document.
On July ., Maxine Gomez followed
the Spanish troops 10 Ramon de Los
Yamagus. There was heard a hot fire
Of an enga cement between General San
doval and the insurgents, part OF whom
were dispersed
Captain Badadan had a fight with the |
band OF e Inslesiti. 1000 strong at Ca |
rasi, Havana, and after a lively en- |
sagsnent dislodged and dispersed !
hem They left sixteen killed.
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WANTS TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
wife of an American Citizen In Cuba Pre-
fers 3 Claim Against Spain.

Washington, uiy PA number OF
claims against Spain are accommodating
n the state department on account OF
American citizens who have suffered IN
property and person from the opera
tons OF Spanish troops in Cuba One
OF the few that obtain publicity was
preferred today by Mime. Maria Dolores
de Durio woman of so years Of age.
or Spanish birth, but who married an
American and was naturaIzed in 1870.
She claims that her property in Santa
Clara was destroyed by Spanish troops.
although the United States flag foated
over her home. For this she asks an
indemnity OF 500, O0o.
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from the housetops The English men,
of-wa- boats witnessed the fighting
and cheered the insurgents TO success.
The Turks were hard pressed and
telegraphed 10 Canea for reinforce
ments."
This correspondent also says OF the
outbreak IN Maceonia:
The Macedonian insurgents are said
to be everywhere received with open
arms by rte irEnabifa nfs. many of whom
are Joining the insurgents. The Greek
government has arrested several Of
hcers Of the Trikkala and Rassaia gar
risons for abetting the insurgents in
Macedonia bur no government will DC
able long to resist the public enthus-
iasm which, as regards Macedonia, is a
hundred times stronger than that re-
2rdin& (.raro
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Chicago .......s oIoOo2o--g o
Pfttshrr-y n q q n 7 n n . . a .
Western League Games.

Grand Rapids, July 27.-Score:
First game
RHE
Grand Rapids % ooOooooo-e >
Mlwaukee 80 3 0 O. - 2
Second game
r H E
Grand Rapids 90 o50Oo12-s 3
milwaukee 80 0 l l 0 = 015 1
Batteries: Walters. Goar and Hodge.
Sager, Barnes and Spear.
Detroit, Mich, July 27.-Score:
RHE
Detroit ...--...e 0eoooo1-s 7 /
Minneapolis ....2 0 0 oO00e2 s 5
Batteries: F'ihelj and Twinaham.
Hutchinson and Schriever.
Columbus, O., July 27-Soore:
RHE
Columbus --..021OO02oOOOe--7 II 4
ST Paul .....1 0OeOOO3GOl-61 10
Batteries: Jones. Daniels and Wilson.
Fricken and Spies
Indianapolis, Ind, July 27.-Sco-e.
RHE
Indianapolis 10 o4OOo-S 12 4
Kansas City 20 0 o 0 , 0 o SIS . $
Batteries: Cross and Buckley: Gala
han and Lake
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IT SLIPPED HIS MIND.
Sam johnson "Cleau Forgot" That us
Was TO Marry Linda.

~ - 70 LINDA
a colored man about so years Of az
drove up TO the depot with G load Of
baled cotton. and he had just begun tc
unload when an old gray-haired neerc
with bad limp came down the street
and shouted at him;
Say, yo' pusson derei"
Now. den, what sorter man be yofe-
demanded the old man, IS be reached
the wagon.
Hello. Uncle JOEL saluted the othea
"Hu! What yo' mean by dat?"
"Of oo'se ar. Why. ole man. you,
ell excited dis mawnin' What's de
mattah?-
Sam johnson, Tsc got darter. Lin
oa!" replied Uncle Joe, and he straight
ened up and waved his arms about.
es- of co'se- Yes, sab. you's got
oarter, Linda. an shes powerful f.e
gal"
Last Sunday night Sam johnson
20 axed dat sal. Linda. 70 marry yo1-
Hu. Hu! Sunday night? LeDme
see Say. / reckon did,
"Of oo'se you did. She said ehe'd De
1t, an de marriage was sot fur da
uawuin'i-
Why. 1 reckon it was, Uncle Joe
1es, we was To be married dis nawnin'.'
But 20 amt oar. sah!-
"Dst's q fac Jist clean stint my
mind"
But what yo' gwine TO do. sah-wh,t
20 gwine to do?" shouted the old man.
as Re danced around
What gwine ter DO? An Linda az
ready am de preacher dsrr
Yes. sab"
Den yo' cum around heaa an han,
on 10 dat newt an bold him stiddx ar
III run ober an marry Linda an. h
back heah in ten ruinuits- II Majah
Jones comes long an wants to know
why dis cotton hain't dun unloaded vo,
tell him dat OWN 20 q disreclolec,e.
shun OF q raetriEoniai dis-enembrarce
Use had TO procrastinate fur q t.s
rritsi"+Cincinnati Tribune.
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BRITISH BLUFF THAT WORKED
Why Certain Jerks Concluded Not TO Take
Their Guns and go Greekins

fneir 1uns ana 80 Oreekin-.
Athens. July 2T.-A dispatch receiv-
ed from the Island Of Crete saws that
while TIE national assembly was sit
ting on SATURDAY, the Turks prepared
20 ATTACK me Christians, where upon
the British tnOnciad Hood lowered FIVE
boats. with which 20 land q force OF
marines Ooser was restored. however.
before action became necessary. Dur
ing the disturbance q Turk was killed
by s1ot fred by another Turk
Taoee bzttaEo-2s q Turkish infantry
were landed a. Rs<@Dcon Sa<u-siay.
Several siiralisises have taken place
Sixty Crefan yosunte-s have landed Oh
the Island
An Atlers dispatch 20 the Daily
News. referring 20 TIE threatened at
tack by the Turks in Crete. on Szt1--
day. upon The Christisn<aui the low
er-ng % FIVE boats from TIE British
ironciad Hood. 20 ls7d marines. SAYS
that the boats were recalled because
tSe foreign wz-ships present. fslss -
follow suit The Dszly News CORES
poRisat sces q 70 say,
Private information reaches ne thai
the insurgents II strong force zp-
preached within cannon sAst q Re-i-1o
ard engaged the Turks success s,Iiy-.
rae Inhabitants watching the battle
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Peoria, July 27.3The Peoria Western
association baseball team disbanded to-
night and Manager Dugdale says the
entire league has decided on disbanfi-
ing. The political excitement has de-
tracted from baseball and reduced the
attendance 50 that il would not longer
pay. The disarmament of Quincy start
ed the distrtergration and Il was known
three weeks ago. Dugdale says the lea
que viii not last much longer Des
Moines, he says, has gone home to dis
band and Burlington Will follow cult.
The league viii be reorganized next year.
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ONE MORE WANTED
THEN THE REDS WILL PASS AN
OTHER HUNDRED MARX.

wen Their Extraerdinary Luck Ha. to
HumP Itself, Bat it is Equal to the
Occasion and Saves Them the Game
with the Spiders, In the Ninth Innine.
Wherein They Get Their Only Runs
Browns and Colonies Ger Together
Assin-Colts Win In the First Inning
Hawiey Falls Down-We,,ern G.ms
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the prettfest seen here this season. At
tendance 5000. Score:


tendance 5000. Score:
RH z
chicago ....-.-1 o 6o1o0 80 20 0
BROOKLYN ...--.0 0 o o I'LL 3
Baltimore al St Louis-Quinn and
Jennings carried of the honors, accept
ing every chance "B2reit' went up in
the air in the fifth, and the Orioles
touched him I'D for five runs. Attend
ance 1900. Score:
p H z
St. Louis 80 o 3 0 o . u Go u 1
Baltimore 100 0 2 0 0 0 5 1--912
Batteries: st. Louis Breittens-ein
and Mcfarland; Baltimore-Hemming
and Clarke.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
st. Paul at CodunIbus-Columbus hit
Inks hard, while Daniels was almost
invincibie. allowing but four safe hits,
two OF which was the merest scratches
Jiggs PARROTS fielding was a feature
Score:
RHE
Columbus .....Zooo o-4u o
St Paul --.....0 0 o l o o O 0 OIL
Batteries: Coiumbus-Daniels AMI VIII
son; St. PaUl-Inks and Spies.
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The hopkins family las Gui; taking
ice.''
What's that for
Couldn't agree On whose duty Il was
90 get up early and identify il before
il melted ReeqEd
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Can This he Used Against Him

Plattsburg, y. Y, July 27-Hon. Car
rett A Hobart has joined the Hotel
Champlain Golf club and u an active
player of the game.
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GansFIahertv FI~bt Pos,pored

Baltimore, July 27.-The fight be-
tween Joe Cans and Martin FIathery
Wthich was to have taken place here
tonight, did not come off, owing TO the
illness OF F'latherty.
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gro-'sd- sseki1g down tAe ss<y--
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and 10 ,..ishsd from sight -. 7. 70
co-yi<r.
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Western Association Games.

Dubuque, Ia, July 27.-Score:
r II E
Dubuque ...--..o 00111e2+ l
burlington 30 l 0 0 0-S 10 4
Batteries: johnson and Zahner; Mich
c1s and HUFF
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GaudsurPut.u,8 His uo,.x

London, July 2S.-Gaudaur, the oars
man, has deposited so pounds in London
for match on the Thames with Stan
bury, who recently defeated Harding.
IN September.
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Proof Positive.

Il wonder if he really loves ne?-
abe unused Again she reads his letter
1t must be SO. can make no sense
OF it"-Truth,
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.EPRasESTATTvE sArrs
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PiaxAi "
REDS 3: SPIDERS .

Cincinnati. July 27.-The Reds batted
out the victory IN the ninth inning. af-
Ter having been unable to score a run
10 10 thatume- Fisher replaced Rhines
n the seventh The latter pitched his
Irst game since his finger was broken.
Attendance 5000. Score:
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NEW YORK LOAN MARKET.

New York. July 27.-Noon: Money on
CAL easy q, pe- cent; prime r.eroaaril.
payer eg7 per cent; sterling excbang
steady, win actual business n bankers
oils al 34-ssi7 d+ssz for demand and
and As1G ls7iz for 90 days; silver GER
tihcaEes, ssis; no sales; bar silver. So:
Mexican dollars. 5sas; government bond
Irregular new fours, regular. III: co1-
pom "a; hves. regular. 10; coupon. III:
fours. regular. 1os; coupons. 1914 ;twos
regular. -: Pacific sizes OF 81. I00i1.
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out the victory IN the ninth inning. at
ter having been unable to score a run
10 to thatcime. Fisher replaced Rhines
n the seventh. The latter pitched mis-
hrst game since his finger was broken
attendance 5000. Score:
Ri E
Cincinnati .-..-.o 0 900 ooos-3 8 8
Cleveland .--.-.O 0 0 0 0 . o 0 % /
Batteries: Cincinnati. Rhines. Ffsned
and Pe.tz; Cleveland, Cuppy and Zin.-
rner. Earned runs-Cincinnati >: Cleye-
land ,. Two basehits-Vaughn Three
tTasehfts-Hoy. Irwin. Stolen bases, Nc
Carr, Burkett. Double plays, Irwin. Nc
Phee. Vaughn; Smith Vaughn; McGarr.
Childs, Tebeau, Smith; Irwin. Tebeau
and McKean. First on bans-Off Rhines
:; on Cuppy 2. Hit by pitched ball, by
Rhines ! Struck out, by Rhines L.
Umpire-Lany.
BROWNS S; COLONELs 3.
St Louis. July 27-Each pitcher kept
rs opponents down 70 nine hits and
FRAZER gave four men bases on balls
and The Browns were enabled 70 win.
though they made some rank errors.
TIE Colonels' fielding was almost perfect
attendance 1,5O0. Score:
81 Louis ....-..1 001soo1
Louisville -.....1 0 0 90 0 0-3 9 |
Batteries: st. Kissinger and
Murphy; Lcuisvile-Fraze and Dexter.
Is rned runS-St. Louis 3: Louisville 1.
Three basehics-Dcwd. Home runs
Conner. Stolen bases--Gross, Dcwd
Douglas. Mcfarland. Double piays-
Iolyl2ss and Connor. First on balls
O. Gissinger I; off Frazer f. Hit by
t--l-Douglass ,. Struck out-Kisisnger
!: Frazer ,. Passed balls-Murphy 1.
l nl1ire---Betts
COLTS 9; PIRATES 3.
Chicago. July 27-The Colts won to- !
DAY in the first inning. Hawley start
e 70 pitch for the Jonahs but after hav-
ing given base on balls. hitting a bats
man and being pounded for a double and
a single. four runs resulting. he gave
way to Hastings. Attendance 1000
Score:
RHE
Chicago ........eo1O o2o.s 0
PittsbGrg 80 0 % 00100 2S Q 3
Batteries: ChicagO---riend and Don /
ohue; Pittsburg---Hawley Hastings 4
and Merritt. Earned runs--Chicago 3.
PittSburg 3. Two base hfts---Anson.
Three basehits--Smith Stolen bases.
Ryan, Decker. Eritt. D0nohue >. Dou-
BE plays-Pfeffer and Arson: Everett.
tteifer and Arson; Patton, Davis and
Don rlue. First on balls-Frfend 2;
Hawiey /. Hastings >. Struck out-Hast-
s1SS = Cmpire-Emslie.
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YOUR BOY wo.'T LIVE A MONTH

50 Gr. Gilman Brown Of "a MI S..
South Gardner. Mas. Wa told By ne
doctors- His son had Lung trouei..
following TYPHOID Malaria. and 10
spent three hundred and s~vxnfy-fvs
Collars wsth doctors. who fnzliy rave
him %. saying. Your boy won't Eve
a month" RE tref d.. Kings New
Discovery ana q f@w bottles restored
him % health and enabled HIN 10 - n
work a perfectly well man. He rsys
Be owes Ms prr=en; good heaith . US.
OF Or. Kings New Discovery. ard
knows ~ - b> Tie be~s IN the world FOR
Lang trouble. Trszi botfI~s free e.
George Van wer3en's Pharmacy. ia
- Main street an9 q. Gshrfax-s drug
store northeast corner Topeka 2ad
Douglas asenueS
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WICHITA MARKETS

HOGS
Ecs-V.ak q, Saturdays s.cila..
EEPEES TENTATIVE zaI.ES
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BROWNS S: COLONIES 2.

81 Louis. July 27.-Each pitcher kept
rs opponents down 70 nine hits and
FRAZER gave four men bases on balls
end The Browns were enabled 70 win.
though they made some rank errors.
re Colonels' fielding was almost perfect
Attendance !, 500. Score:
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Western Association Disba ms.

Batteries: Coiumbus-Dan ieIs AMI
son; st. Paul-Inks and Spies.