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and managed to get around the sacks
by a sacrifice and an outfie1d fly.
The locars tied the score in the next
two innings, and George Carey started
the sixth with a double, Smith and Abba
tcchio couldn't do anything to help
along, and with two out and Carey still
on second the chances for a run looked
dark, but Newt Fisher brought his
trusty wagon tongue into play, and gave
the outfieId of the Blues chance to dis
play their sprinting qualities. Newt was
resting on the middle sack when the bail
got back, and Danny Friend surprised
all his friends by timing out three base
hit That put the locals two in the lead,
but Danny'S long run to third was too
much for him apparently, and the fans
had heart disease several times during
the next two innings. Gear got in the way
Of pitched ball and walked to first,
and ROthfUss got in a single. Miller tried
to sacrifice, and hunted one just in front
of the homeplate. Fisher fumbled the
ball and the bases were filed. Camel
forced Miller out at second but Gear got
across the rubber meanwhile. Then
Reilly made cFean single and Stricklett
cracked out a double, scoring two more.
Wilson and Pardee retired the side by
flies but the visitors were in the lead
again.
The locals couldn't score in their half,
but in the eighth, with two out, Abba
ticchio walked. Fisher again got am
bilious and chased the ball out for two
sacks. tteing the score again. That was
all that happened until the tenth. The
Blues were BANKED and Jay Andrews
made a bad start by striking out, but
then came Carey to the front He dis
lodged a large section of the ether with
his first effort, but on the second he
caught the ball square on the nose, and
sent it far enough over the left field fence
to make two home runs. Score:
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MINNEAPOLIS WON,
Took Zen Innings to Decide Game
With Cowboys

With Cowboys.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. S.-CSpecfaIl-It
took ten long innings before the Millers
were able to wrest the game from the
crippled Blues. The 1,200 fans who risl<ef1
wetting to see the contest We're amply
rewarded, for there wasn't a moment
from the beginning Of the game until the
winning run was made in the tenth that
either side appeared to have the call
George Carey was very much the hero
Of the day. He not only lined out two
corking doubles, both of which counted
for runs, but ne won the game finally
with long home run over the left field
fence. RNt every one of the Millers was
IN evidence at some time during the game.
Newt Fisher was another bright particu-
lar star. catching pretty game and be-
ing responsible for three of the seven
runs made by the locals.
Danny Friend pitched a steady game
and while he was hit rather freely. and
in addition let in two runs bv his wild
ness, he was generally effective when
men were on the bases. He was helped
out by gilt-edged fielding, with the ex-
ceptfon of tumble by Fisher.
The Blues also put up a fast game, and
II was evident that most of them were
playing for record. They did not make
single misplay in the field, and the Mil
Iers mad to earn every one of their runs
by clean hits and daring base running.
The Blues started off with a rush in the
first inning. With one out Gear lined
out three-base hit, and Miller and Gan
Eel drove out singles which scored two
runs. They Tailed another in the third
by grace of Friends error. and things
looked little doubtful for the MfIIers.
but the latter were just getting warmed
up to their work. Abby started the good
work in the third by beating out q bunt,
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seventh on hits by Stafford, Viox and
Speer and an error by Lally. The Saints
regaincd the two runs with interest III
their half. Geier, GlenalviH, Lally, Vaughn
and Isbell all drew clean singles in row
and these five, with another by Katoll,
sacrifice by Burke and errors by Stat
ford and Viox, netted four runs. Both
teams were BANKED in the eighth.
In the ninth the Brewers were allowed
little lee way and improved it to the
extent of two runs, with hits by Vfox
and Speer and errors by Tsbel and Geier.
Stafford flew out to Isbell ard, after the
hits by Viox and Speer, Chech was called
in to bat for Reidy and reached first
on an error by Geier, which also scored
VioX. Sp--er scored on an error by Isbell
and that ended the run getting, Waldron
going out from Geier to Vaughn, and
Barnes from Shugart to Vaughn. The
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AMATEUR BASE BALL.

The Dayton Avenue Stars have organ
lied for the season and challenge any
ten-year-old team in the city Mountain
Roses preferred. Address all challenges
to Arthur Breslin, S67 Dayton avenue.
The Union Stars challenge any club in
the city whose members are not over thir-
get game with the Gerbers, Fuller
Street Stars, Sixth Street Stars. Quick
steps and the SuperiOrS. Address all
challenges to Bert Bowlby 668 East
Fourth street. ST. Paul. MINI.
signed one Of the most prominent crack
thlrd baSemen of the Franklin School
Rivals, and now has very fine team
The Euclid Views defeated the Fremont
street Stars by a score of 10 to 8. The fea-
lure was the battery work of Leko and
NegWorth, the former striking out fif-
teen men. They challenge any team IN
ger fourteen years, White Flyers or
Young Exports preferred Address P.
Leko, 439 Forest street. Score:
lucid Views. "a l l 6 Alb
Fremont s, S. . 0 o 2 IS
The Franklip School Rivals defeated the
Pattees Sunday mdrning. Score, 81 to II,
and IN the afternoon defeated the Ma
tionais by a score Of = to g.
The Madison Schools claim a forfeited
game from the P9tees. who failed to
show up Monday afternoon. The Madi-
son Schools would like to get game with
any fifteen or1sixteGn-year-oI team in or
out or the city, Patees, Franklin School
rivals, CreScenTs, Young Hubs or Fa,
vorites preferred. Address all challenges
to George Woods. Astoria hotel. city.
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recognition. To the mayor and municipal
granted me the privilege of riding at full
speed within the city limits; t. the po-
lice who guarded the track; to my train
ers and pacemakers. who contributed so
much to my success; to my friends who
minfstered to my wants, AMI who, by
their presence even throughout the long
interest in my undertaking; and to the
press of Minneapolis and st. Paul which
published full and friendly reports of my
Without these favors it would have
been impossible for me to lower the
worlds record for LOCO miles by more
tran twelve hours and a half
With renewed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN NV
friends, l am very respectfully yours,
"A. A. Hansen.
Minneapolis Aug. 5, go.
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Hawthorne Races.

CHICAGO. Aug. S-Weather clear.
track good Summaries:
First race, mile-Emmanora won, De-
ceit second, Mathews third. Time, 1:411s
Second race. five and a half furlongs-
F1orizer won, Hansford second, Beau
champ third. Time. 1887
Third race. mile and a sixteenth
Cherry Leaf won. Carnero second. Jen-
kins third. Time, 1:47%.
Onage won, Go to Bed second, Harry
Nutter third. Time, 1914.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Mitten won.
Azuqa second. Beauchamp third. Time,
1:16H.
Sixth race, mile-La Josephine won. Sill
yer Tone second. Aurole third. Time,
1;41A
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Union Veterans, Encamnment.

The Chicago Great Western Railway
will sell excursion tickets to the annual
encampment of the Union Veterans to be
held at Des Moines. To-. Aug. 22-25. 1899.
The tickets will be on sale Aug. q and q,
good until Aug. %. Rate one fare plus
81 for the round trip. For further in
formation inquire of any agent Chicago
Great Western Railway, or address F. II.
Lord, general passenger and ticket agent,
113 Adams street, Chicago.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 8-Chief Wilkie.
of the secret service. has received a tele-
gram stating that j. c. Pollock, alias
MckIbbon. has been arrested at Pecos,
Texas. for making and circulating coun-
terfeit United States notes There was
also captured with Pollock negative for
a Webster head $40 note. Jackson head
s.. a Garfield head So a $40 note on the
and a Thomas head of S.. also a GUAM
tity of bond paper cut to the proper Tote
size, as well as a large quantity of inks
and other material.
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waseca,s Ball Tossers

WAsECA. Aug. 8-(Special. )-Waseca
base ball team defeated the Elysian team
at EIysian Sunday, Aug. 6. Score. to 1S
Sluggers, or Johnson and Chamberlain
team. at Albert Lea by score of TO IS
The feature of the game was w. Fos-
ter's work in the field. his one-handed
catch being superb. Marshall did him
self proud at bat
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*Hausen batted for Gray in ninth
Hartzell sprained ankle running to third
Innings pitched, Kearns 8, Gray 8; hits,
off Kearns I. off Gray 8; earned runs.
Buffalo 2. Indianapolis 4; left on bases,
Buffalo 7, Indianapolis 10; first base Oh
balls, off kearns l (McFarland), off Gray
3 (Motz 3, Hayden), off Scott CHaIlman);
struck out, by Gray Qlynn 2, Steward,
by Scott 4 (Knoll, Garry. Mailman,
Kearns); first base on errors, Hartzell,
Motz ?, Diggins; three-base hit, Hayden;
two-base hits, Hartzell Stewart; sacri-
fee hit, Mcfarland; stolen bases, Knoll.
Hogriever; double plays, Knoll to Hail.
Mcfarland to Stewart to Motz, Allen to
Stewart to MOTT; hit by pitcher, Allen:
umpire. John Haskell: time. 2:05
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*Miller out. hit by batted ball.
Sacrifice hits, Heidrick Robinson. Bro
die: Howell. Demont;, stolen bases. Bur
kett, Shreckard: tWo-base hits. Donlin,
first on balls. by Sudhoff 2, by Howell 3:
hit by pitched ball, by Sudhoff 2, by How,
ell l; struck out, by Sudhoff q by Howell
l: wild pitch, Howell; left on bases Raj
timore 9. st. Louis 10: time. 2:f0; um-
pires, O'Day and Hunt earned runs. Bal
timore T. ST Louis g.
THREE-BAGGER WON IT.
WASHINGTON, Aug. S-McFarland's
three-bagger with two men on bases in
the seventh inning won the game for
Washington today. McFarland's work
was the feature of slow game. Attend
ance, 2,000 Score:i
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Cnnnda cum TriaI Rncea.

TORONTO. Ont, Aug. s-The trial
were continued today. The wind was
light and southerly. Summary:
First race, four and half miles to
windward and return-Finish: Myrtle
1:06:12; Toronto, 3D. Hamilton, 1:02:06:
Minola, 12:57:02 (winner); Beaver, 12:59:18;
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RYDE. Eng. Aug. 9.-Emperor Will
lam yacht Meteor wOn the chief prize
in the Royal Victoria regatta here to-
day, defeating the Duke of Abruzzi' 8
Donna and Mr.. Orr EWing's Rainbow.
Scratch. scratch, scratch; unable to at
tend to business during the day or sleep
during the night. Itching piles horrible
plague. DOan's Ointment cures. Meyer
fails. At any drug store, 50 cents.
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On a Hunting Trip.

William S. TwombIy and J. c. Kemp,
under the guidance Of Boyd Doodridge,
left last evening for an extended hunting
will stop at Gordon. Wis, and from there
will enter the wooded region and lum-
Der camps to live on pork and beans,
corn beef and cabbage, and Incidentally
chase flies that may annoy the big game
they are after.
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Pittsburg ....0 0 I 2 0 -
PHILADELPHIA % 0 0 0 I 0 Il

oNone out when winning run was made.
Earned runs, Philadelphia 1, Pittsburg
4; stolen base. Bowerman; two-base nits,
BoWerman, Douglass; three-base hits,
Williams, McCreery; sacrifice hits, Ely.
Lever, Flick; first base on balls, off
Lever 4, off Tannehill 2off Donohue 2; hit
by pitcher, Bowerman; struck out, by
left on bases, Pittsburg 9, Philadelphia
r. time, 2:30; umpires, Emslie and Nc
Donald.
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oUAKERs FOUND LEVER

PHILADELPHIA, Aug S.-When the
Phillies went to bat in the eighth inning
Lever showed signs of weakening
Thomas singled and Delehanty went to
first on called balls. Flick got three balls
and then Donovan placed Tannehiu OIL
the rubber. Two more bases on balls, two
singles and a long fly tied the score and
in the tenth the PhilIies won on three
singles Attendance S71q Score.
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%One out when winning run was made.
first base on errors. New York 1. Louis
Vile 3; left on bases New York 4, Louis
Vile 5: bases on balls, off Carrick 2 off
Downing 4 Stolen len bases t Doyle view Wagne 1y
thinner; double plays, Carrick to Doyle,
Davis to Doyle, Clingman to Ritchey to
Kelly; umpires, MannaSsau and McGarr;
time 2:0S
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Zone out when winning run was made.
Earned runs. Minneapolis 4, Kansas
City ,; two-base hits, Carey 2, Fisher 2,
Stricklett; three-base hits, Friend, Gear;
home run, Carey. sacrifice hits. Friend,
Smith, Miller; stolen bases, Davis Abba
ticchio. Miller; bases on balls, off Friend
6, off Pardee 5; struck out, by Friend g.,
by Pardee /; hit by pitched ball, Gear;
double plays, Reilly to Rothfuss to Can
Eel. Hulen to Camel; left on bases. Min
Eeapolis 6, Kansas City Il; time, hours;
umpire, Brennan.
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MONTREAL, Que, Aug. 8.-Racing will
begin tomorrow afternoon in the world s
bicycle meet. The prospects are for fine
weather, a big crowd and fast racing.
The Queens. fair board track, built last
year, is in the best condition, and expe-
rienced riders like Nat Butler and Mai.
Taylor say they could wish for no better.
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*McGiH batted for Jones in ninth.
Auley 2; sacrifice hits, StaIIings, DUNCAN;
two-base hit. DUNCAN; struck out, by
Jones 3 by. Cronin 8; bases on balls, off
Jones T. off Cronin /; hit by pitcher, by
Jones ?, by Cronin I; left on bases, Grand
Rapids Z, Detroit II; time, 2:O5; umpire,
Sheridan
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Ryan to- Meet Monatt.

DUBUQUE. To-. Aug S-Manager
Houseman today matched Tommy Ryan,
OF Syracuse, and Jack Moffatt, of Chica-
ship Of the world during race week This
Is substituted for the Moffat-Pierce
match, on the last night of the carnival
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Americnns won CricIct Matcb

TORONTO, Ont. Aug. S.-The fnterna-
tional cricket match between Canada and
the United States was continued this
morning and concluded at 6:45 D. M,
the Americans winning on the two
innings by 81 runs.
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BIsONs BADLY BEATEN.
Buffalo Men Played Ball Like IA Lot
of school Boys and Lost

BUFFALO, Aug. Especial 1.-The To-
Gals celebrated their return home by put
ting up d game of base ball that would
have been discreditable to lot of school
boys. They were never in the hunt and
had no more chance to win than a fly.
1t was most trying ordeal for the thou
sand or more fans who were out to well
10 tn.r Snnrn
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HANSENfS THANKS.
Grateful to Those Who Showed Him
Recent COurteStes

The G o e is In receipt of the follow
ing courteous letter of thanks from A. A.
Hansen. champion 1000 mile bicycle rider
of the world:
cannot permit the courtesias which
have recently been shown me during my
1,O0s mile ride to pass without u public
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Chicago ..:.........o Q Q Q 81
"Padden out for interference.
Earned runs, Washington 4: stolen
bases, WOlverton, Slagle; three-base hits.
Mcfarland q double plays, Padden to
Mccain; first base on balls, off McFar-
land 2; hit by pitched ball McGann;
struck out, by Mcfarland l, by TAYLOR 8:
passed ball, DonahSe left on bases
Washington s. Chicago 4; time, 2:O5; UNI
pire SwartwoOd and Dwyer.
GIANTS WON IN TEN INNINGS.
NEW YORK, Aug S-Louisville was
noon. A base on balls to Warner, fol-
lowed by hits of Carrick and Van Hal
tren, gave the locals the game in the
tenth. Attendance $500 Score:
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FRAZEE. Mimi, Aug. S-(Special.)-
inning game of ball Sunday at Pelican
Rapids by a score of to 2 Batteries
Rogertson and Jackson, Frazee ana
Duffey
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"BUMPUs" WAS BUMPED.
Tigers Batted the Grand Rapids
Phenom All Over the Field.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Aug. S.-(Spe-
cial.)-This proved an off day for the
great pitcher. ''Bumpus" Jones' He was
batted all over the lot by the visiting
Tigers, and at the termination of the
game the score was II to 2 in favor of
Detroit. Cronin held the locals we'll in
hand. The batting of Barrett and Genins,
and the fielding of the veteran Bierbauer.
were features Of the game Attendance.
1000. Score:
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BOSTON, Aug. 8.-Boston won a hard
hitting game from Cleveland today Bail
ey. after being hit for four singles and d
home run in the fifth, retired in favor of
Hickman. Sugden's knee was injured in
the seventh by a foul tip. but he pluck
lily played out the game. McAIIfster re,
placed Tucker in the seventh at first,
Hemphill going to right field. Attend
ance / 200 Score:
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actual time
Second race. four miles to windward
and return--MyrtIe, 1:49:04; Toronto,
Beaver. 1878 (winner); Weir, 1895.
Third race, over four mile triangle
Myrtle. 1:G3:24; Toronto. 5613; Hamilton,
57:52; Minola. 5S:15; Beaver, 52:27 (win..
ner); Weir, 1:01 49,
The last two races were decided on
alaDSed time
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dicap of 91O6 on Miss Primrose at Rir-
mfngham today. Escurial was second
and WinsOme Lad was third in a field Of
seven.
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Slated for Reidv in the ninth

*Batted for Reidy in the ninth
Earned runs, st. Paul 4, Milwaukee 1;
three-base hits, GIenalvin, Congalton
home run, Shugart; wild pitch Katoll;
bases on balls. off Katoll, Stafford 2 off
Reidy, Geier; struck out. by KatoH, Viox,
Reldy, Weaver; by Reidy, Burke; left on
bases, St. Paul 6. Milwaukee 5; double
sacrifice hits, Burke Gfenavin; stolen
base. Burke; time, 1:20; attendance 300;
umpire. Cantillon
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SAINTS WE'RE SIAPPY
PLAYED IN SPLENDID FORM AND
ALL AROUND THE
BREWERS
VAUGHN ON THE INITIAL BAG

Accepted Ten Chances without a
Single SKIP, and in Four Times
Runs-katoH Pitched Good RaII,
but Was Touched Up IN the Sew
enth for Three Singles.
st. Paul y, milwaukee D
minneapolis =, Kansas City 6.
Indianapolis 8. Buffalo A.
Detroit IL, Grand Rapids 2
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REDS DEFEATED LEADERS

BROOKLYN, Aug. 8-The Reds gained
a safe lead by touching, up McJames In
lively fashion and STAYED off a good rally
relieved McJames in the fourth and
BANKED the visitors until the ninth
when they cinched the victory. The
work of Corcoran land DahIen was the
feature, despite the Brooklyn shortstou's
two errors. Attendance 2 loo Scnre.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston Wins and Creeps Closer to
the Superbas
GAMES SCHEDULED n

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Cleveland at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Louisville at New York
Pittsburg at Philadelphia
st. Louis at Baltimore
Chicago at Washington.
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LONDON, Aug. 8.-The amateur swim
ming champion, J. A. Jarvis, swan a mile
today at Leicester in 25:3 1-5, thus beat
ing the worlds record held by J. Nuttall.
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
Searchiight PAGES Three Record
Breaking Heats.

breaking Heats.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. S.-Searchlight's
three heats in the 2:04 pace at the Fort
Erie grand circuit meeting. this after
noon, We're the fastest ever paced or
trotted in Canada. Bogash was not able
however, to push the winner to the limit
Searchl1ght always sold a heavy favorfte
in the pooling
A big crowd turned out for the second
DAY or the meeting. Spear laid I'D ROYAL
Baron, the M. & M winner. for two
heats in the 2:24 trot, the Electric C,ftv
stake, and then came on and outfooted
Owyhee at the wire for two heats The
pools selling $25 on the Baron to S. on the
field, they came out for the fifth heat.
Spear took the Baron far back, and in
the stretch, although he was surely
catching the leaders. 100 yards from the
Wire, it looked like a fight At that time.
however, Baron left his feet and gaIIoDed
under the wire second. 1t was a big up
set and Nick Hubinger dropped a lot of
money.
After three good heats in the 2:2O trot
the sun was still, at us o'clock, stream
ing over the track, but the judges decided
to postpone it until tomorrow. This does
not suit Lockwood with George Carney,
who had two heats, and was beating his
party to pieces. He protested to no avail,
and then, after the judges and spectators
left, he came out alone and did a mile
in 2:38 and claimed the race on the
ground that there was no occasion for
postpOnement, and that the rules sus-
tanned him. The judges tonight say that
they will call Carney tomorrow with the
others and if he does not show up they
will expel Lockwood Summaries:
Electricity stake, trotters, 2:24 class,
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Cincinnati ....!....6 2 2 O O O O Is
| Brooklyn ...........0 o 2 a 2 as


bdlttV IUT NedIIIIeIy IN the ninth
two-base hits. Corooran, Seibach. Kelley
Anderson 2; first base on errors Cineir,
natl natl; 3 Brooklyn l; left on bases, Gin
McJames L, by Kennedy /, by TsVior ).
sacrifice hits .McPhee, Taylor steinfeIdt:
stolen l5l bases, Setback ?, steinfeldt, Keller,
kEelley; bases on pals, pals, by McJames 4, by
McPhee to Corcoran to BeckIey, Dahien
to Anderson; hit by pitched bali. by Tay-
l JOE, z; wild pitches: by McJames 2; time.
PERF'ECTOS PLAYED BADLY.
BALTIM0RE. Aug. 8-Both the Balti-
freely today. but the visitors errors
counted heavily against them. Miller
made his nrst appearance with the Per
fectos, and played rather a poor game
Attendance 2 1926 Score: PA 60Ail0'
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
milwaukee, at St. Paul
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at Buffalo.
Detroit at Grand Rapids.
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Earned runs. Boston 8, Cleveland +:
tWo-base hits. Bergen. Duffy. Quinn:
Stafford. Duffy. Dewd: stolen base. Har.
ley: first on balls. by Bailey 2. by Hick-
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Quinn; struck out, by Bates /. wild
pitch. Bates; time. $50; umpfres. Lynch
and Connolly.
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LONDON, Aug. 8.-Martin, the Amer
lean jockey won the Shifnal plate han
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AN INDEX TO SOME OF
St. Pau1's Reliable Firms !:
AGENTS WANTED,

CITATION pays from $40 to $50 per month
for accident and $40 per month for sick
ness Call or address D. H. BRADLEY,
Kendrick Block, St. Paul.
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WIllIAM SCNAUER,

Dealer in Mems. Boys and Children's
Fine Clothing. Also full lire Of Shoes.
Rubbers. Etc. No. IA. 1s and 10 East
Seventh ST.. st. Paul
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Totals .I1820Izzi 9 2 Totals i s1OI2lI2i 4
Boston ;. .........4 5 o o 5 Is
Cleveland . 80 O q z ~