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HOW 1T ALL HAPPENED.

The final game of the series between
the Saints and the Brewers will be played
at Lexington park this afternoon at 3:45
o'clock. Roger DenZer will be in the
box for the locals and it is probable
that Husting will try his luck again for
the Brewers.
Isbell must have made a big hit with
himself, for he certainly did with the
fans. 1t seems too bad that Comiskey
did not put him in at the start, for he
was in fine form and might have shut
the Brewers out without hit.
ShUgart. Geier and IsbeIl batted like
fiends, getting ten of the eighteen hits
made by the Saints, but it was up to
Shugart. at least, to bat, for without his
error the Saints would have won the
game.
Cantillon is not as good as the best on
judging field plays, and he is certainly
ranker than the rankest on balls and
strikes. Isbell wasted many bail on
that account.
Vaughn drove the fans to despair yes
terday. In six times at bat he did not
connect with the ball safely, and he cam.
to the Saints touted as a wonder with
the stick.
VioX played a pretty game at second
for the visitors. He had two errors,
but he accepted thirteen out of fifteen
chances.
Houtz, Comiskey's new man, looks like
a winner He plays his position we'll
and is fast on his feet.
Isbell fielded his position perfectly, ac-
cepting five difficult chances
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Wire and Gut Malls Mixed,
Sits Per Hundred Pounds,

We have several pounds of mixed wire
and cut nails that we would sell at this
price. We also would sell, subject to
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hawthorne Races.

CHICAGO, Aug. 9-Not favorite won
at Hawthorne today. Only three have
victory in the third event was the fea-
tUre Summaries:
First race, five furlongs-St liver won
Martin Duke second. Tidy Ann third
Second race. seven furlongs-Defendel
ii. won, Synia second, Lillian Reed third
Time, 1:2SA
Third race, six furlongs-Richard J
Time, 1:13h.
Fourth race, mile-Tony Licalizi won
Lew Hopper second, Samtvel third
Time, 1:42%
Fifth race, mile and a quarter-PIain.
tain won, Lord Zeni second, Gadsder
third. Time, 2:08K
Sixth race, mfle-Tappan won, George
LII Ketcham second, McCleary third
Time, 1:42.
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lies came one at a time, and when the
final count was in there was one short
1t looked like it was all day with the
Brewers when Geier came to bat in the
ninth. But two runs were needed to tie
and Geier hit the ball high and dry out
over center for home run. One of the
necessary runs was in with no one out,
but the next three men to face Chech.
Glenalvin, Lally and Vaughn, were bowl
ed out in short order, with the run still
missing The score.
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MCCOY AND RYAN.
Prospect of II Meeting Between
Those Clever Boxers.

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Tommy Ryan pass
ed through Chicago today on his way to
Moline, where he is to train for the Du-
buque fight with Jack Motfat of this
city, Kid Mccoy yesterday issued an
open letter in which he offered to meet
Eyan in this city and arrange for a fight
OF twenty or twenty-five rounds, to take
place before the club offering the largest
purse or the best Inducements He set
the date OF the meeting to sign articles on
Aug. IL
4 viii be there, or have some one to
represent me. said Ryan this morning.
In answer to the Kids offer. There is
no need of fighting over details He
knows l want to fight, and that I will
meet him at the middleweight limit. 1
will have forfeit up all right"
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES,
Biggest Crowd of the Meeting Mt
Fort Erie Track

BUFFALO. N. Y, Aug. 9.-The biggest
crowd Of the grand circuit meeting as
sembled at the Fort Erie track this aft
ternoon, about 5000 being there. When
the unfinished 2:20 trot was called. first
on the card, Lockwood, trainer Of George
Carney, who had won two heats on
Tuesday and protested against the
postponement, later driving g. heat by
himself and claiming the race. decided
to contest with the others, contemplating
an appeal to the board of review if he
failed to win. The judges said they
would expel him if he did not show I'D.
and ignored the solitary heat business of
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BROOKLYN, Aug. 9.-Today's game
was a smuggling match in which six pitch
ers were used up. The score was twice
tied and then Brookly secured what ap-
peared to be a safe lead by Il nice batting
rally in the sixth With two OUT in the
eighth Anderson failed TO get an easy
foul fly by. Peif2. Tpae latter singled and
Donovan went up in the air. the visitors
scoring seven runs before they We're re-
tired. The Brooklyns made a stiff bid
to overcome this lead, but failed, though
they forced Hahn out of the box Phil
lips succeeded him In the ninth and saved
the day for Cincinnati. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
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Q "a . TO RTA.
Bears the q The Kind You Have Always Bought
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Parker Defeated Otts.

DENVER. Col. Aug. 9.-Kid Parker.
light weight champion of Colorado. de-
feated Billy Otis. of San Francisco, iM
a twenty-round bout, before the Olympic
club, tonight. The fight was a whirlwind
from the start. After the second round
Parker had Otis at his mercy, being
much his superior at fighting. He knock
ed Otis down repeatedly, the latter talk
ing the limit every time In the fifth
round Otis seconds threw up the sponge
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Earned runs. st. Paul I. Milwaukee 2:
Schoch and Husting; three-base hit.
Gray; home run, Geier; bases on balls,
off Fisher, Weaver, Gray, Viox, Speer,
Spies, Glenalvtn, off Chech, Lally; hit by
pitcher, by Chech, Glenalvin; struck out,
by Isbell. Congalton; left on bases. st.
Paul II, Milwaukee s. double play, Schoch
to VioX to Stafford; innings pitched, by
Fisher 2, by Isbell I; by Husting 3. by
Chech 6; sacrifice hits, Schoch 2; first base
on errors. st. Paul 3. Milwaukee 3; stolen
base, Gray; time, 1855; attendance, 700;
umpire. CantillOn.
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SENATORS pIAYED PAnTv

Earned runs, Washington 3, Chicago 3;
stolen bases, Quinn. Wolverton; tWO-base
hits, O'Brien, Wolverton. Callahan. Dom
ahue; three-base hits Mertes, Freeman;
double plays, Mertes to Dorahue, Conner
first base on balls, off Roach 1; hit bv
pitched ball, Donahue, Wolvertoa; struck
out, by weighing 8; left ON bases WASH
ingtOn s. Chicago 4; time, 2 hours; UNI
pires, SWartWOod and DWXer
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whist Tourney.

AIetcalf and Wheeler made the high
score in last nights whist game Follow
Ing is the result in detail:
Metcalf and Wheeler, 1852; Wilson and
deuel., 81; Hay and Sperry. --zs% SS@41er
and Larllin, 155; Lawton and CoDurn, 14S;
Taylor and Carpenter, 16l; Armstrong
and Carson. l55; Larkin and Arnold, Isl:
totals, l,24l: average, 155.
LGae and Dunlap, 149; Ward and Beed.
ISL; GarIity and Fielder 1855; Greene and
Kipp. l5S; Smith and Countryman, 157;
Williams and Wright 162; Chaplin and
Dugan, l54; Sanders and Buford, 1872; to-
tails, l,255; average, 157.
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Webster Shut Out.

PIPEsTONE. Mimi, Aug. 9.-(specfal0
In the second game of the series be-
tween the Pipestone and Webster. S D.
clubs, the home team won by score of
10 to c. The feature of the game was the
pitching of Hilderbrand, of Pipestone
Batteries, Pipestone, Hilderbrand and Ia
husky; Webster, Hoger and Severus.
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Earned runs, EuITaIo 2, IndianapOIis /:
left on bases, Buffalo 3. Indianapolis 4:
first base on balls, off Hastings 5; struck
out, by Hastings 2, by KeIium /; first
base on errors. Knoll, Hickey; first base
on players choice, Kellum 2 Stewart:
three-base hit, HAYDEN; two-base hits
ings to Dlggins to Knoll, Mailman 10
Cockman, Diggins to Hallman; passed
ball, Diggins; umpire, Haskell; time. 40:
attendance, 1000.
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KEPT GUESSING BY KEL1UM.
Inability to Solve the Curves Cost
Buffalo n Game

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 9.-{special)-
Kellum kept the home team guessing to-
day, and inability to Solve mis- curves lost
Buffalo the game. The features of the
game were two double plays, made by
Buffalo. which prevented the visitors from
running up their total. Score:
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Can't Stop Martin.

LONDON. Aug. AT Kempton park
soVereigns was won by "Skects" Martin
the American jockey, on Landrail Ulti-
matum was second, and Barbour third.
-Four horses ran
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REMARKABLE CAME.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 9.-Today's
game was a most remarkable one. When
Ittsourg went to bat in the ninth in
ming the score was s to 6 in PhiIadeInbia'
favor With three men on bases, Mageo
mace wild throw OF Donoyans BUM.
SSend1hs nree runners across the plate
Ortn was substituted, and before the last
man was out Pittsburg scored four more
runs In the Phillies' half IN error BIZ
6oWerman and consecutive hitting gave
me loca LIS runs and the game. Attend
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
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stricklett 4, hit by pitched ball. Nance;
double plays Reilly to Burns to camel
2; left on bases. Minneapolis I, Kansas
City Z; time, 1:45; umpire, Brennan: at
tendance, LOO
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AustraIfans Win nt CricLe4

BIRMINGHAM Eng, Aug. 9-'Tha An.
stralians. in afCricket match with War
wickshire eleven. begun here Monday
won today by nine Wickets.
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JEFFRIEs AND MITCHELL.
Billy Brpdy Cannot Find IL Place for
Them to BOX.

LONDON. Aug. 9-Wflian A. Brady is
experiencing considerable difficulty in
finding a hall suitable for the proposed
Jefiries-Mitchell boxing exhibition, the
Sporting club being closed Mitchell, who
has been training at Brighton, has had
several interviews with Brady and JEFF
fries. He says he is anxious to meet the
American in his best form, if Brady can
secure 4 place.
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RUNS SCORED IN SEVENTH
Won the Game From the Tiger. for
Grand Rapids

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. s.-(spe-
cial.) 1.-Two runs scored in the seventh
inning won today's game for the home
team. l3uChleYs stick work was The main
feature of the game, while the fielding
on both sides was OF very high grade,
ihOugE not faultless. Score:
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Earned runs, Minneapolis 4; two-base
hits, Wilmot, Carey, Abbaticchio; three
base hits, Wilmot, Menefee; sacrifice hit.
Fisher; stolen bases, Miller. Reilly, Roth
fuss; bases on balls, off Menefee q on
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Grand Rapids 30 0 0 lip SIS
Detroit ..........O. 0 0 0 Go
Stolen base, Pickering; two-base hits,
Buckley 2, Stallings, Thomas 2; three
base hits, Pickering. Stallings; home
runs, Buckley, Crawford: struck out. nv
McGin +; bases on balls. off McGin 4, off
Thomas /; hit by pitcher, by McGiil l;
left on bases, Grand Rapids A. Detroit II;
time. 1:50; umpire, Sheridan.
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Hedrfck Harness Rnces

HEDRICK. To-, Aug. 9.-The postponed
harness races on the Hedrick mile track
were marred by a heavy rain and it was
4 o'clock before the horses were lined up
But one event was decided, and it was
taken by Frasketta in straight heats.
Summary:
2:35 trotting, purse $1,000
Frasketta, 2 m. by Conductor u
Phrase, IN. by Onward ......2 5
Jean, b m, by Ellerslie Wilkes.3 2
John l., b g, by Oh So.............4 3 3
Myrtle B, b m. by Gamaleon ......5 4
Nellie B, b m, by EIlerslie Wilkes6 6 DIR
Time. 2:25h. 2:25h. 2:251b
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"Batted for McGinnity in ninth.

I't&ttOU tut NIOTIItIIIIy III nlIlJn.
Sacrifice hits, La Chance, Smith; stolen
passes, Ch1lds, Burkett, Demont, Heidrick
z. Keister; two-base hits, Chiids, Held
rick, Erode, Cross; three-base hits, Keis
ter, Childs: first base on balls, by Nc
GInnity, Childs, Wallace, Burkett 3:
struck out, by McGinnity, Donlin, Wal.
Iace z, by Young, Robinson 8. Fultz, La
Chance B; passed ball, Shreckengost left
on bases, Baltimore T. St Louis I; earned
runs, Baltimore l, st. Louis 5; first base
On errors, McGraw, Miller; umpires,
O'Day and Hunt ~
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&IIEIAID
COVERED WITH SCALES
Shed Tablespoonful at Night.
Hair Full of White Scabs. Offer
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CUTICURA REMEDIES. Tries
Them and is Cured.

Last summer had company man and his
wife. The mans hands and face had dry, scaly
sores on them, ard his head was covered with
the same his hair being full of those white scales
or scabs. His wife said, "Some mornings she
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Feb. y, 1893. Lincoln, Addison Co., W.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn Fought Hard, but Lost to
Cincinnati

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Boston at Cleveland.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Louisville at New York 1.-TWO gamesl.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Baltimore.
Chicago at Washington.
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that the shippers of the cup challenger
Shamrock and steam yacht Erin, now on
their way to New York, held written in
structlons from Sir Thomas Upton to
under no circumstances tow the chaIlen-
ger except in accordance with the Special
agreement with the New York Yacht
club, namely. when the breeze Is INSULT
own sail 40
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YOU NEED
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Davis 8. Gleason. Grady: hit by pitched
pail. OBrien; umpires, Mannassau and
McGarr; time. 1:50
PERFECTOS WON A GAME.
BALTIMORE, Aug. ST. Louis won
an exciting game from the Orioles to-
day Young was in fine form, and but for
errors by the men back of him the Birds
would not have been in the game At
tendance, 2036. Score.
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Canada Cup Trial Races.

only one race was sailed in the after
noon, over the nine-mile triangle. Mineota
and Beaver were the only starters The
rest of the fleet dropped out after the
morning race. which decided the question
or prize money Min9ota had the advan-
tage OF twenty seconds i'll the start, but
Beaver gained. and the race, decided ON
elapsed time, resulted as follows: Beaver,
1:H:43; Mineota, 1:25:02
The yacht are in the following order
as regards the 81 500 prize money. Beaver,
Mineota, Toronto, Hamilton. MYRTLE Weir
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TETTERC uRED BY CuTICURA

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AMATEUR BASE BALL.

=. The Euclid Views defeated the Sims
Street Stars by u score of y to 10. Score:
Euclid Views ......0 002O 2E12
Sims Street Stars. o 0G1113O3 60
They would like a game for Friday with
any fourteen-year-old team. Address 2.
LekO 439 Forest street
The Madison schools accept the chaI-
lenge of the Merriam Park juniors for a
game on their grounds Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30
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Shamrock win Be Smiled.

LONDON. Aug. 9-Charles Russell. the
representative of Sir Thomas Upton, told
a reporter of the Associated Press TODAY
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Tuesday evening. In the pooling there
was some uncertainty, owing to the un-
usual conditions, but Carney ruled ia
Vorlte. After being beaten by Venus II.
IN close finish in the second heat.
Starter Walker was compelled, bv the
bad acting of Venus IL, to get away
to bad break in the final heat. With
nothing in the way Carney stepped off
handily and closed the incident.
The Abbot added the free-for-au TO
his list handily, Eagle Flanagan havine
enough to do to take care of the place
Ihere was spirited fight for the money
between Dare Devil, from the Village
Farm, and Clayton, in the 2:1O trot. It
looked IKE Clayton in the final heat, but
a break in his gear tangled him nm in -
terrible break.
mere was nothing to the pace but Hal
b, and Snow won looking about at his
party. Summaries:
Tuesday YIN &C hedlS on
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.7JennIngs DATED Tor Donovan In the
eighth.
Earned runs Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn I;
home runs. PETIT, Dahlen; three-bas
hits, Smith, Steinfeldt, Keller, Mcclure;
ON error errors &c Cincinnati Brooklyn i U let
on bases, Cincinnati 7, Brooklyn 2; struck
out, by Donovan 3, by Hawley /. by Hahn
/; stolen bases COrcoran ., Setback. An
er 3. Donovan 4. by Kennedy 2, by Haw-
ley. 5, by Hahn I; double play, Dahlen to
DAILY to Anderson; wild pitches Donovan,
Latham
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*Chiles batted for Orth in ninth Rover
man out, hit by batted ball. One ont
when winning run scored.
q Earned runs, Pittsburg 4, Philadelphia
- stolen bases. Williams, TannehilI,
Thomas, Delehanty 2 Cross; two1bass
hits, Beaumont, Bowerman 2, Thomas,
Fick; Cross; three-base hits, Beaumont
s. Williams; sacrifice hit, OBrien; double
base on balls. off TannehilI 3, Magee /:
mt by pitcher, Flick; struck out, by Tan,
n R&d 2 by Magee 1, by Orth I; baik.
WAGE; Ieft on bases, Pittsburg 9, Phila-
and Mcdonald
SENATORS PLAYED BADLY.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The Chicago
PLAYERS had no difficulty in walking away
with the game today, as the Senators. al
though they hit hard, exhibited incom-
petent work on the bases. Attendance.
1,200. Score:
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cd Good HALL, but Somehow the
Saints Lacked One Little Tally
of Getting the Best of It-Yaughn
Appeared to Have Cold Feet-An
Uphill Game.
Milwaukee IL. st. Paul IL.
Minneapolis z, Kansas City o.
Indianapolis 4, Buffalo =.
Grand Rapids 8, Detroit 6.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Milwaukee at st. Paul.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
indianapolis at Buffalo.
Detroit at Grand Rapids.
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BOSTON KEEPS ON WINNING

BOSTON KEEPS ON WINNING.
BOSTON, Aug 9-Cleveland started at
first but after that they were unable to
bat him with any effect Boston Satted
Knepper hard when hits were needed.
the third Attendance 200 Score.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-10

After the second the Saints scored in
very inning but the fourth, but the tall