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CHESS TOURNAMENT.
EasIker Strengthens His Hold Upon
the Championship.

LONDON, July THE twenty eighth
round OF the international chess masters
tournament was begun At noon, the ninth
round of the Berger system serving for
the pairing. of the cont estants, as fol-
lows: Maroczy versus Steinitz, Janowski
versus Lasker, Showalter versus Black
burn, Schlecter versus Mason. Cohn yer
sus Tschigorin, Bird versus Tinsley. Lee
and PiIIsbury had byes. Usual adjourn
ment took place at 4:9O p. m, when Ma
roczy and Steinitz adjourned their game
in an even position; Janowski had been
beaten by Lasker; Showalter had the
better position against Blackburn; Mason
had beaten Schlecter; Cohn had worsted
Tschigorin, and Bird had lost to Tinsley.
The adjourned game between Mason and
Cohn was also won by the former.
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DIILLERs FINALLY LOST.
Mr. Motz, of HOOsierana, the Cause
of 1t.

MINNEAPOLIS,, July 7.-(SpeciaI)-
Luck has all broken in favor Of the Min
neapolis team lately, but yesterday the
mascot took a day off, and the hoodoo
assumed command. Up to the last minute
of yesterdays game it appeared to be
certain the Millers would take the game
Menefee was pitching, and was putting
UP a star article of ball. The Millers were
all playing the same as if there was
81 600 at stake, and with the home team
two runs ahead in the ninth 1t was a 100
to l shot. So thought the fans but they
all had another think in a few minutes,
Sarah Motz had his rabbits foot with
him yesterday afternoon. He came to bat
in the ninth inning with two men out and
three men on the bases, two runs needed
to tie, and three to win. Sarah swiped
twice at the ball and did no more than
displace a few feet Of atmosphere. Then
he drew a long breath and hit the sphere
a tremendous whack.
But, with all Sarah's well-meant eff
forts, it was just high board fence that
lost the game. When Motz swiped the
ball it went up in the air about a mile.
and when it came down George Carey,
who was playing right field in place of
Boss Wilmot, was waiting for it. The
ball went bang against the fence inst q
foot above Carey's reach, and it had
taken so long to descend that three men
were already across the plate, and the
game was over
Except for the unfortunate ending the
game was a pretty one There was some
fast fielding done by both sides, and the
three errors made by the locals cut no
figure in the score, and only served IN
make the game more interesting Andrews
made some brilliant stops. Score:
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TEAM PLAY ON GOLF LINKS.
1t VIII Begin at Town and Country
Club Today

The best golfers of the country clubs of
St. Paul and Minneapolis will be match
ed tomorrow in the game to be played
over the Town and Country club links
The game, which will be called at 2:3O
o'clock, will be the first golf team match
of the season. The Minneapolis players
are: c. T. Jaffray, I. L. Corse, George
c. Christian, o. L. Belknap, Mr.. Albert,
Lester Elwood. c. F. Johnston, W. B.
Parker, c. H. Hood w. w Heffelfnger.
The st. Paul golfers are: B. F. Schur-
meier. L. P. Langford Jr., E. G. Halbert,
G. w. Gordon, A. F. Porter Jr.. c. 5. Her
sey, L. c. Miller, M. D. Mum, H. E.
Thompson and w. H. L.ightner.
The match consists of a series Of three
games, best two out of three to win The
first will be played over the Town and
Country links, the second over the Mime
apolis clubs links. The place of the third,
If played, will be decided later
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round. they agreed to break clean. b,,t
failed to do so. There was no am
nouncement of the latter agreement UNI
I'll later, and as result there was an
immense amount Of wrangling. The
crowd Kissed both men for fouling. but
referee Johnny White contented him
self with rather mild cautioning. The
men did about as they pleased. They
nit In clinches, hit with the free arm.
and hit at breakaways.
IN the eighteenth round White took
matters into his own hands, and at every
clinch forcibly broke them. Even at
that they continued to hit at one an
other both in clinches and in break
aways
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Earned runs Philadelphia 6, Brooklyn
Lajoie. Mcfarland; two-base hits, Kelley.
Dahlen; first base on errors, Philadelphia
!, brooklyn 2; left on bases, Philadelphia
., Brooklyn 5; struck out. by Dunn /, by
Magee l; sacrifice hits. Thomas, Ander-
son; first base on balls. by Dunn /, by
Magee 8; double plays, Dahlen to Daily to
Anderson, Flick to Cooley; passed ball,
NICE arland; time, lib; umpires, Lynch
and Connolly; attendance, 5000.
THREE STRAIGHT FOR Colonies
LOUISVILLE, KY, July THE Col
onels made it three straight from the
Reds today. Breitenstein was batted
hard in the first three innings Attend
ance, 1000 Score:
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MINNEAPOLIS GETS FRIEND.
Connie Mack Gets $3.50 for His Left
Handed Pitcher.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. July 7.-(Special.)
The Milwaukee club today sold Pitcher
Friend to the Minneapolis club for $3.50,
and the southpaw was TO leave tonight
for Minneapolis, but he had an alteration
with Connie Mack, manager of the Brew
ers, in the afternoon over the fines that
had been imposed on him for toying with
redeye at Columbus, and he declared that
he would not go to Minneapolis until he
received a settlement.
1t is the consensus of opinion here that
Mack gold bricked Wilmot, as Friend only
won two games for Milwaukee, and lost
seven while he wore the uniform of the
Brewers. The Milwaukee club has had a
great deal Of trouble with him over his
habits. 1t was reported that Milwaukee
was to receive George Carey in return,
but Mack denies that. such deal has
been considered was
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O'BRIEN THE WINNER.
Defeated DaI Hawkins In u Fast,
Game Fight.

NEW YORK, July Tn fast. fierce
battle that went the limit Of twenty
five rounds. Jack OBrien, of New York,
was the victor over Dial Hawkins, of
San Francisco, at the Broadway Ath-
letic club tonight. The winner came to
the ringside as the short ender in a to
1 betting proposition, and won out as
he pleased. He was never in very Sc
rious danger, and had everything his
own way after the fifteenth round.
Hawkins injured his left hand In the
early part Of the fight. but even If he
had had the free use Of 1t throughout
the contest 1t is improbable that he
could have won, or even secured draw.
The fight. although fast and game,
was not satisfactory. 1t was announced
that the men would fight straight
Queensberry rules. Then. Ia the second
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Lawn Tennt. Tour.mo4

NEW YORK. July Ideal weather
Drought a large crowd of spectators to-
gay to witness the playing in the mid
Gle gle states lawn tennis tournament on
the courts of the Orange Lawn Tennis
CLUB at Orange. N. J. The most brill
liant play occurred in the doubles.
51ackett and Allen, the crack Yale team
defeating the Larned brothers by the
Prettiest kind of team work. As the
harvard pair, Ward and Davis, won
their match today, it will bring the two
college teams, Harvard and Yale, to-
geITher IN the finals tomorrow afternoon.
The national champion, Malcolm Is.
Whitman, of Boston, appeared for the
ms{cb time nss,1 here today in the intercty
York. and defeated him. 6-2, ga. sum
Championship single, semi-fnal round
w. A Larned beat ]. A Allen, 6-3, 62
E1nal round, W. A. Larned beat z. G..
Championship doubles. semi-final round
n. Ward and D. F. Davis beat G. III.
Mile Miles and 8; G. Millett. 60. g. H. H
Hackett and ]. A. Allen beat W. A.
Larned and E. P. Larned, 2-6. Ga. 81.
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Harlem Races.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Weather threaten
ing, track heavy. Results:
First race, five furlongs-Lanabele won.
Postmaster Bailey second, Dixoletta
third Time, 1:05.
Second race, six and one-half furlongs-
Canace won, Ciracasser second, HEROES
third. Time, 1:24%.
Third race, six furlongs-Phallis won,
Indian second, Annis Palmer third. Time,
1852.
Fourth race, one miIe-Maco won,
Benneyille second, Prince Blazes third,
Time, Las.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Warren Point
won, Roger B. second, Jennie F. third
Time, 1:161s.
Sixth race, one mile-Bethlehem Star
Won, Merry Glen second, Elidad third
Time, 1:471a.
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Western Tennis TourDamep+

CHICAGO. July THE Western cham4
p p tennis tournament, which is to
open tomorrow afternoon at the courts
OF qhe henWood Country club, promises
TO be one of the biggest tennis meets ever
neIo IN the West. President Gardiner, OF
the western Tennis association, said to-
DAY that already sixty entries had been
received and he expects many more.
Nearly all Of the cracks In the West have
slgynIlhed their intention to enter Practi-
been heard from are Fisher and Allen
Ward and Davis. the team that won the
championship in doubles last year, will
ce4mpete, as Will also Everett. Wrenn and
from the doubles ~
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WASHBURNILOST TWO.
Results of Late Games In the News
paper Mems Billiard Tourney,

The newspaper mems billiard tourna-
ment in progress at Carneys billiard hall
is exciting no little interest among the
members of the reportorial staffs of the
different papers, and, some remarkable if
not altogether scientific, work with the
balls and cue is nightly witnessed in the
play. Two games were played yesterday.
Fred C.. Jackson defeated W. A Wash
burn. Washburn is. scratch with 100
points, while Jackson. plays 10. Jackson
ran out when Washburn scored SO. An
other defeat fell to the lot of Washburn
at the hands Of Vance. of the G be-
Vance, playing rs, finished his string
when Washburn had 81 buttons
Other games in the tourney will be
played this evening. a~
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SHAMROCK's TRIAL.
Emperor William VIII Send a Yacht
to Compete.

SOUTHAMPTON. July 7-Interest In
the shamrocks trial has been greatly in
creased by the authentic report that En-
peror William is sending his yacht. Me-
teor, to participate in the trial spins ex-
pected to take place early next week.
Sir Thomas Upton said, in an interview
with representative Of the Associated
Press, this afternoon:
The Shamrock is preparing as fast as
possible but there is lot to be done yet.
we may be able to stretch her sails to-
morrow evening, and she should be ouite
ready Tuesday or Wednesday, but we
are not going to unduly hurry or leave
southampton precipitately. The trials
VIII be over a measured course. If the
shamrock takes a spin tomorrow she
VIII be escorted by the Erin, with a dis
Ing ulshed party, and by the Iverna.
Mr.. Jameson is expected here tonight "a =
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Peace in the Philippines.

Peace in the Philippines Is bound to
prove profitable to all concerned. War
ring conditions, whether they be In
the Philippines or u in the hui
man stomach, are equally disas-
trous. If your stomach has rebelled
there is one authority that will quickly
subdue it. It is Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, and it cures constipation, indigestion,
biliousness, nervousness land dyspepsia
See that private revenue stamp covers
the neck of the bottle
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WITH THE AMATEURS.

tolls win play on the Greens" on Mis-
sissippi street at o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon. The game will be for SIS a side,
and promises to be one of the most in
teresting amateur games of the season.
Batteries: For the Palace Smith, Del
lar and O'Malley; for the Capitols.
Brandt, Lehman and Wagner.
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Britfsh Cricket Nfntch.

LONDON, July In the cricket match
today between the players and gentle
players in their first inning made the re-
markable total of CAT luns At the close
Of play today the gentlemen had scored
first inning.
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Barrett out on bunt third strike
Three-base hits, Ball, DUNCAN; double
play, Barrett to Shaw; sacrifice hits.
Preston, EIberfeld, Eagan, Shaw; stolen
bases Burke g. Geier, Preston; bases on
balls, off McGill 8, off Thomas 4; hit by
pitcher Stallings; struck out, Ball, Glen
alvin. Barrett, EagAn, billiard 2; wild
pitches McGill, Thomas; left on bases,
st. Paul 10, Detroit 8; time, 2:35; attend
ance, 500; umpire, Haskell.
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Cricket Match Toldnx

The game today at KIttsondale will be
between teams captained by the captain
and vice captain. respectively, and will be
picked from the following:
Messrs. Saulez, Ramsay Napier, Rich
ardson, Swarbeck, Mcmillan, Adamson.
Pridham, Sisson. Nash. Leigh, Robertson,
Langhorne, Cook, Rolyat, Murray,
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Kid wanko Released.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, July kid
Wanko, imprisoned here charged with
week, was released today on bail of
1000 by Judge Jackson, who gave the
opinion that Wanko did not Intentionally
kill Carr, and there is no reason in
holding Wanko in Jail.
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AT THE CLAY BIRDS.
Trap Shooting at KittsOndaIe by
the ST. Paul Gun Club.

There will trap shooting at Kittsondale
today under the uspices of the st. Paul
Rod and Gun club. Merchandise prizes
will be added to each event.
Next Friday and Saturday the club
will hold it's fourth annual tournament
at the same place. ThereIwill be twenty
two events besides a special shoot open
to Minnesota shooters only for the silver
cup presented to the club by the Game
and Fish Protective association. Seven
other prizes will be hung up in this shoot
and there will also be average prizes and
liberal added moneys.
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Harris Outbexed Hart.

DAVENPORT, To-, July IA fifteen
round boxing match between Harry Har-
rts and Sig Hart, of Chicago, this even
ing before the Tri-City Athletic club
was won by Harris, who had the ad-
vantage at all times.
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PITTsBURG, Pa. July THE Pitts
burg base ball club today purchased the
release of Pitcher Cesbrough from the
Richmond, Va, club for 81 800.
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BISONS SHUT OUT.
Mack's Hired Men Took an Awful
Revenge Upon the Grain ShoveIers.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, July Especially
-Mack's men took fall out of the Grain
Shovelers today that sent them to their
corners groggy. The home team made
hits when they counted, and made all the
runs they needed, while the Buffalos were
looking for a chance to get across the
home plate. Rettger kept the hits well
scattered, and his support was gilt-edged.
Attendance 400 Score:
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THIRD WITH DETROIT.
Saints and Tigers Close Their Mid
.-- summer Series To-day.

Saints and Tigers Close Their Mid
.- summer Series To-day.
The st. Paul and Detroit clubs will play
their last game of the present series this
afternoon at Lexington park, play be-
ginning promptly at $3.50.
Katon will pitch for the locals
The Minneapolis papers are bowling
about Umpire Cantillon. They would
howl anyway.
Doonin made a nice throw to third that
caught billiard. The Tigers did not steal
any bases on the Titan.
But Burke made the Detroit catchers
wonder where they lived.
Spies sustained his reputation as an
emergency hitter.
That Winnipeg deal which Manager
Shannon, of Buffalo, gave to the Milwau-
kee papers was considered in May here.
The Winnipegers have their annual
Crystal palace and exhibition July II, 13
and IA, and they wanted to star the two
American base ball champions CD as a
special bill. The games will be played
here, however.
Geier and Lally are pulling down those
batting averages little.
Thomas pitched a nice game, and de-
served to win. perhaps, as the Saints tied
the score after an egregious error by
Eagan, his third.
McGiIl, on the other hand, helped to
give the red coats five of their six runs.
NTH ERS EVENAJTV vnST
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Earned runs, BOSTON 3: three-base hit.
Collins; stolen bases, Duffy g. Doyle,
to Clark, O'Brien to Grady, Davis to
Doyle, Davis to Grady; first base on
balls, off Willis 9, off Carrick 8; struck
out, by Willis 1, by Carrick /; passed ball.
Grady; wild pitch, Carrick; time, 2:17;
umpires, Emslie and Smith.
NO GAME AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July mo game. Wet
grounds.
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Leon Wins a Battle.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. July casper Leon,
the New York bantamweight, tonight re-
ceived the decision over Frank Capril-
lac, of this city, in the eighteenth
round of what was scheduled to be a
twenty-round bout. before the West End
Athletic club
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REGULAR TRIPS THROUGH THE
Da1les of the St. Crolx.

Every day Except Mondays and Tues
days. the steamer VERNE Mac" makes
the trip of thirty-two miles, Taylor 3
Falls to Saltwater, through the Dallas
of the st. Croix, connecting with st.
Paul & Duluth railroad trains. Amp g
time to visit Interstate Park See St
Paul & Duluth Agents~for details.
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Lake SHORE PARK AND PAVILION,
White Bear Lake-Saint Paul s. Du~
Iuth Railroad.

An up-tO-date park and pavilion. Open
every day and evening. Admission free,
Fare for round trip only Is cents from
st. Paul or Minneapolis. Refreshments
Of all kinds served in first-class manner
Coney island attractions. Frequent
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Mccoy to Meet McCormnck.

CHICAGO, July kid Mccoy has
signed articles to fight Jack McCor-
mack of Philadelphia, in this city on
Aug. 49, Mccormack has expressed his
willingness to fight.
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%Pickering out for Interfering with bat

Earned runs, Columbus Z; two-base hit,
Tebeau; three-base hits, Tebeau. Frank
sacrifice hit, Camel; stolen bases, Hulen.
s asF base on bas Ge m6 R Rfh
fuss, Miller 8; hit by pitched ball, Genins;
struck out, Stricklett 3, Raymer, Picker
ing, McCauley, Buelow, Jones; left on
bases, Kansas City 6: double plays,
Stricklett to Raymer to Camel, Tebeau
unassisted; time, 1:45; umpires, Brennan
and Ward.
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ParLer Defeated Cnrrig.

DENVER. Col. July kid Parker. of
Denver defeated Jack Carrig, of Buffalo,
in six rounds before the Colorado Ath-
letic club tonight.
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Brooklyn Wins Out on Brilliant
Team Work.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Baltimore at Washington.
Chicago at PittSburg.
Cincinnati at Louisville. eat
Cleveland at St. Louis. ....-
. New York at Boston.
NEW YORK, July Dunn was batted
safely for nine hits with total of sixteen
bases in the first three innings today but
allowed only three singles in the remain
ing six. Brooklyn rallied in the seventh
winning out by clever team work. Score:
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LIKE A CYCLONE.
Columbus Lit Upon the Cowboys
at the Close.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 7.-(special)
The Wanderers did right well in the
final innings of today's game. When the
seventh inning began Columbus had Sc
cured but two hits off young Stricklett.
Then the visitors began a bombardment
that drove most of the local fans out of
the enclosure Attendance l 200. Score:
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In ELEVEN INNINGS
ST. PAUL DEFEATED BY DETROIT
IN A HARD-FOUGHT
BATTLE
HOLSTERS TRoUNCE MILLERs

They Soaked Menefee in the Ninth
and Gave the SnuIpaugh lunch
icine-Miiwaukee Shut Out Buffa-
IO-COlumbus Beat Kansas City
Other Scores.
Detroit g, ST. Paul 4.
indianapolis 5, minneapolis 4.
Milwaukee 4, Buffalo o.
Columbus Ii, Kansas City 4.
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COLE
Council of Physicians

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II you are suffering from any disease.
affection arrangement of your Genito-
Urinary organs, call or write DIR. Cole
and Council OF Physicians. "a Washington
ay. South. Minnesealis. MINI. Consul.a-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Earned runs, Milwaukee 2; two-base
hits, Shoch, Barnes, Hansen, Weaver;
three-base hit. Barnes; umpire, Sheridan.
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Detroit at st. Paul.
Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
Columbus al Kansas City.
Buffalo at Milwaukee
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BOSTON, July THE large number Of
Of much of it's interest. !Sarrick did well
until the last inning, when he was hit
hard The work of Hamilton and Duffy
was the feature. Attendance, ?, 200. Score:
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1.-TWO out when winning run was scored.
Hayden batted for Damman in the ninth.
Werden out. hit by batted ball.
oils 2; two-base hits, Nance, Smith, An
drews Mcfarland, Allen. Motz; three
base hit, Davis; home run, Carey; double
play, Stewart to MotZ; sacrifice hits, Abb
batchio, Carey; stolen bases. Hickey, Ka-
hoe, Hartzell; passed bail, Kahoe; left
on bases Minneapolis 8, Indianapolis 8;
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two-base hit, Bonner; stolen bases, Bon
ner, Sheckard; double plays, Keister to
La Chance, Holmes to Robinson; first on
balls, off McGinnity 6, off Mercer 3. hit
by pitched balls. Padden, Bonner, Nc
Graw, Brodie; left on bases, Washington
10. Baltimore 4; time. 2:27; umpires, Mo
Donald and Mannassau.
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%Batted for Breitenstein in ninth.
Earned runs, Louisville 4, Cincinnati 8;
stolen bases, Wagner, Clarke; two-base
hits, Clark, Dexter, Ritchey, Miller;
Hoy; first base on balls, off Bowling q
off Breitenstein 1; struck out, by Dow
ling l, by Breitenstein 4; double play,
Breitenstein and Vaughn; passed bail,
Wood left on bases, Louisville 8, Gin
cinnati 8; time, $50; umpires, Gaffney
and Latham
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O'B'n, 2blt q II q Il 1ID'mtt. IS oil 0l al al q
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Totals i 71227I12I A Totals 6I12l24Il4I 2
Pittsburg -. 30 o 0 0 0 0 az
Chicago -. .......2 0 O II / 0 1-6

+Mertes batted for Garvin in the ninth
Earned runs, Pittsburg 5, Chicago /;
three-base hits, BowerTnan, Green; home
bases, Donovan, Green; double plays.
Bowerman to Ely to Bowerman, Demont
to Mccormick to Everitt; first base on
balls, off Tannehill /; struck out by
Tannehill g. by Garvin 2; time 1:35: UNI
mir ar,t1r -
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FINALS COME TODAY
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP WILL GO To
AN EASTERN MAN, PERHAPS
FINDLAY DOUGLAS
HARTMAN TO FACE HIM

Standard, but Admirers Confident
He Can Do Better-Travls Played
80 a Brilliant Game, but Luck Was
Against Him-DescriptiOn of Play
In Semi-FtnaIs.
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GARVIN'S HARD LUCK.

PITTSBURG, Pa. July z-Garvin had
two hard innings, the second and the
third, when the Pittsburgs made nine hits
and all her runs. TannehiIl was easy.
and Lever was substituted in the eighth
The feature was Green's batting. which
probably equals the individual record Of
the season. Out Of five times at bat. .he
made four hits, with q total of nine
bases. Attendance. 1900 Score: