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scratch. So far as can be observed there
will not be much at variance in speed.
Pastime, Xenia and Weirdling will COM
pose the heavy weather contingent, while
Britannia and Hornet will yearn for light
er breezes. There are one or two other
sloops which may enter the races later.
A number Of improvements are noted
about the clubs quarters. The hotel dock,
which is used by the members Of the club,
is considerably longer and will be some
what wider. 1t is just being finished The
hotel also will be better equipped to take
care of crowds on race days
Among the cat and lark class few
changes will be made. Practically all
the boats which sailed last year will enter
the races again this season
Acting upon the unanimous vote of the
members of the club at the annual meet
ing, and OF the board of directors, the
regatta committee of the Minnetonka
Yacht club, having in view the past ra-
cling records and comparative speed of the
yachts now in commission belonging to
members OF that club, have prepared the
following table of time allowances, divid-
ing the boats into two classes for conven-
fence. The allowances are as follows:
Twenty-foOt class Seventeen-foot class
Cherokee, scratch. Nightingale, scrach.
Dixie, minutes. We're Here, min
w lZdrd, Z minutes. uteS-
Hazard, 3 minutes. Water Witch, 3 min
Breeze, minutes. utes.
Mcleod, minutes IMoccasin, 4 minutes.
kossak, minutes. lMenemoOsha, min
Beatrice, 3 minutes utes,
Premad, 5 minutes. Answer, 8 minutes.
Marie, minutes. Sally, minutes.
Torpedo, s minutes Bird, minutes.
Charlotte, 10 in-iDoris, 10 minutes.
utes. Magic Slipper, Is
Katrina, 10 min minutes.
utes.
The club will make corrections on the
above tables whenever necessary to
equalize the yachts
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STROKE OF coL4EcE CREW.
Percy HOu3htOn Is "Medicy at
georgetown College.

Percy Houghton. for {he past ten years
one Of st. Paul's best known amateur
athletes, is this year captain and stroke
of the crew OF Georgetown college, where
he has been taking the medical course
tor the past three months. Houghtous
crew will meet IPennsy lvania, Cornell
and others of the big colleges soon
Percy was stroke Of many successful
club, of st. Paul. as well as the winner
OF many single and double events, his
string of medals covering regattas from
Winnipeg to Saratoga, N Y
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WOmcn's Clubs Meeting Milwaukee,
June 4th TO Sth.

The Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Ry
has been officially selected by the WOm-
ems Clubs of Minnesota and North Da-
kota as the line best suited to accommo-
date delegates and others from the Twin
Cities and the Northwest.
A party Of ladies VII leave Minneapolis
ard St Paul I'm special ears via The MIL
waukee" lune 2. and 4th. The trip will
be made delightful in every way.
Rate for the round trip is one fare plus
S2.C0 Grom St Paul and Minneapolis
$l170).
Tickets on sale June ,. 3. and 9Th good
TO return as late as June Both. by depos-
ting tickets with joint agent
Day and night trains from Twin Cities
to Milwaukee.
Call on THE Milwaukee" agents for full
particulars. or write J. T. Conley. Asst
Gen. Pass. Agent. ST Paul, MINI.
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COMMITTEE OF 100.
Twin Cities Will Each Have Fifteen
on Cyclists, General ROdy.

Steps were taken last night at a joint
committee meeting Of the Associated
Wheelmen of the two cities towards per
fecting the preliminary work for CON
Vention of the Minnesota wheelmen to
be held in ST Pau during state fair
week In September, The Minneapolis or
ganization was represented by MeSsrs
Smith. Martin Hit and Vanderhoof. and
the ST. Paul wheelmen by Messrs Den
eyre. Myers and Allison. The committee
voted to report favorably to the two or
CARNATIONS on the proposition to hold
wheelmen,s convention and took steps
towards the appointment of committee
of 100 to carry on the work.
The principal work of the session was
the apportionment of members for the
committee of 100 which came up through
q subcommittee report. The subcommit-
tee were in favor of allowing ST. Paul
and Minneapolis each 10 members on the
committee, to Winona 3 to Duluth 9
to Mankato. from each cycle organiza-
ton in the state outside of the cities
named. and ] from each county where
there is no wheelmen's organization. The
report was adopted and methods of Sc
Letting the apportionment of members
The work of the convention outlined
by the members of the joint committee
will be to take steps towards securing
legislation for cycle paths, free baggage
and to secure a sentiment in favor of al
lowing the cycling public improvements
from the state and the different cities of
the state, tending to increase their ia
cilities for travel and accommodation on
the public highways. In addition 20 tn S
matters pertaining to whee,men, espe-
cially will be discussed and steps taken
towards familiarizing the public with the
needs of cyclists and the benefits result
ing to the public at large from their Sc
curing better roads and path accommoda-
tons.
The joint committee took up the mat
ter of providing funds for the prosecu-
ton of the work of organizing the con-
vention and voted that before further
steps be taken, an effort to secure a
sum sufficient for the needs of the ses-
sion be secured. The amount decided
upon as necessary is comparatively
small, about $1,000. and this will be di-
Vided Up between the two cities. max ng
easy.
SoIIy Smiths victory.
NEW YORK. May 2S-SolIy Smith. of
Los Angeles. Defeated Billy Mama I'd IF
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Beat milwaukee Cracks.

The Minneapolis Brewing company's
team shut out the Skidmores, of Mllwau-
kee sunday at Prairie du Chen by a
score of S to in brilliantly pIayed
game. The Skidmores are the amateur
champions of Milwaukee and. have been
beaten but once in two years. but they
could do nothing with Brewers Sunday
Corbett was on the slab for the Brewers
and pitched great ball. letting the Mil
Waukee men down with two hits. one of
them scratch. He was ably support
ed behind the bat by Kinkle and by the
entire Minneapolis team. who played
without an error in the field Jack Page
rflfs hitting and base running was fea-
ture. A lightning double play by Cor
6ett to kinkle to Mullane retired the
SklIdm9res in the eighth with the bases
full. Score:
Brewers 80 Q 5 0 o IS q o
Skidmores % 0 0 0 90 3
BatteIies-Brewers. Corbett and Kin
kle; SkidmOres, Drummer and Rhubesky.
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Hawthorne Races.

CHICAGO, May 2S.-weather cloudy,
track heavy at Hawthorne today. Re
First race, five furlongs-Ed Garland
II. won; Boney Boy second Miss Stanley
third. Time, 1:0424 s<
Second race, ntle-Lady Meddlesome
won. The Elector second Trimmer third
Time, 1:47A
Third race, short course steeplechase-
Globe II: won, Monita scond, Zufalig
Fourth race, Flight stakes. six furlOngs
Sam Fullen won, Hermoso second, Tut
hill third. Time, 1:1S12,
Fifth race. four furlongs-Battus won,
Rio de Altar second, Fancy Wool third.
Time, :51n
Sixth race. mile-L6ves Labor won,
Microscope second Bermuda Prince
third. Time, :50A. IT,
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ATHLETICS AT THE "U.,
Assistant Coach Engaged and sched-
uie COMPLETED.

The university board of athletic con-
ed considerable business George Donald
son was secured TO assist DR.. Williams
in the coaching and training of the foot
bal team next fall donaldson has been
school for some time. He will arrive in
August.
The board rescinded it's action of can
play Anes on October 20 This com
pletes the schedule of games. which will
be as follows: Shattuck, September y:
Carleton, September 20. GrinnelI, October
q; Chicago, october IS; Ames, October 20:
North Dakota, October d; Wisconsin, No
vember 5; Illinois, November 10; North
western, November H. all on Northern
held Thanksgiving the team will play
Nebraska at Lincoln Neb
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ChessnasteFs, Tournament

PARIS, May 28,-Thfs afternoon the in
ternatiCnal chesstnasters met to play the
sixth round OF the contest Brodie had
a bye. At the time of the first adjourn
ment ShoWalter had beaten Mortimore;
Brody lest to Mieses, Mason had a SUI
perior position to that of Sterlin Mar
shall had a superior position to that of
even
This evening the following additional
results We're recorded: Marshall admin
istered a fnst defeat to Lasker. Pills
bury defeated Maroczy Tschigorin dis
posed Of Marco, Sterling went down be-
fore Mason. Schlechter lost to Burn, and
Janowski worsted Rosen.
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High Rowling scores.

The following are the high scores made
G. P Gates, pa, 2CS; Dayton 2l1; j. d.
Berkeys 226; E. Ne'son, 30, 215; Harry
Lyon. z33; A. E; Judge, 20S 2O4; c. Sill
~; =. j. Larllin, eco; E. V Frost, 203:
Al Mcgowan, 2C5; D. r. Dix, 2zS; J. J.
Moshofsky. E01; R. Lampher, 202: G. e
ellis, pol; j. w. Griggs, 2O9, 200. 202; A
Arum 235; DR.. Hunt, "a, and Ed Sher-
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YACHTING SEASONS START.
MahtOmedi Club Will Open It's
Races Tomorrow

The Mahtomedi Yacht club opens its
third season of races tomorrow 1t is ex-
pected that everything will be in readi-
ness by that time to carry off a success
1ul days sport. The trial races, which
were to have taken place Sunday. were
not held, owing 10 the fact that the boats
were not ali in shape to go out An effort
will be made to sail one trial race on
Wednesday morning, but # this cannot be
done the boats viii ali be sent OF or
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Fire in Cincinnati Rail- Park.

CINCINNATI O., May 2S.-The grand
stand of the Cincinnati baseball club,
Western avenue and FindIay street, was
almost totally destroyed by fire at an
early hour this morning Only a part
Of the stand was saved The loss is about
$4,000. The Cincinnati and Boston game
scheduled for this afternoon viii have
to be postponed. As the Cincinnati team
goes on a long Eastern trim TuesdaW
the stand will be rebuilt by the time
they return from the trip.
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guages. all of which were approved by

sUdsts' al OF WHICH were aPPIVVeu Dy
the conference.
DR. Nicely had inserted in the report
of the committee on church extension
a provision that no money collected for
church extension be used for the loan
fund, for which point he has been fight
ing for eight years.
The board of bishops also announced
the appointment of the various perma-
nent committees and boards of the
churches. There were but few changes
in their personnel.
The conference held another business
session tonight, at which considerable
routine business was disposed of.
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Gardner Defeated Two.

CINCINNATI, May 2S.-Before the Peo-
pies Athletic club mere tonight two
puglllsts undertook to stand up six
rounds before Oscar Gardner. IN the
and Gus Bezenah, of Lexington, Ky, Be
zenah was knocked out in four rounds
Larry Gleason, of Chicago. who entered
the second contest, was finished thor
oughly in three rounds. Both were com
PleteIy knocked out, and both We're over
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Q "a 8 T % RIA.
Bears the n The Kind You fiay8 AIWaYS BOught
signature Of &12z7tzx
NIGHT TRAIN TO CHICAGO
Via "The Milwaukee"

Effective Sunday May 9th. the c M
& st. p. Ply. will start a train from Min
neapOhs every night at 1850 and st. paul
1l:25. arriving Portage 6:45 a. m, MIlwau-
kee l0:45 a. m, and Chicago 100 p. NJ
Through sleeping car and coach serv-
ice from st. Paul and Minneapolis TO
Milwaukee and Chicago.
Connections made at Chicago with all
trains for the East and South
This train also furnishes direct service
for Oshkosh Fond du Lac. Madison.
GAINESVILLE and Rockford
Lowest rates to all points.
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The North-wexrern Line

VIII sell round trip tickets for the Bien-
NAL Meeting General Federation of
Women's Clubs TO be held i'm Milwaukee
June =, 3, t and ), for $1l.70 round trip.
Tickets good TO return June 18th. with
Goth.
little details of privacy and convenience
which make travelling on the North
Western Line trains luxury Tor
women. For particulars apply to j. A.
O Brten, City Ticket Agent. 41S Nicollet
Az. Minneapolis or II. G. CowIing Citv
Ticket Agent, $50 Robert Street, St Paul.
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Electricity in Capsules.

This new compound, which is made
from cheap chemicals, is put up in cap
sule form and when added to "a certain
quantity of water will furnish enough
electricity to light a house. drive an
automobile or even a railroad train. But
this is nothing compared to the strength
ening power contained in a bottle Of
HoStetter's Stomach Bittcrs. 1t cures
Indigestion, dyspepsia. bilfousness. liver
and kidney troubles and fills the system
with the VigOr of health
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-29

President Thomas Smith resigned. when
c. J. Merth was elected to fiji the unex-
pired term.
a communication supposed to be from
the Hardenberg company, was referred
to The Union Advocate.
There is no change in the Hardenberg
strike situation.
Receipts. SIC; expenditures s..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-29

airy reference to Swedenborg, the papers
Of Emily r. Sugden, of Connecticut. on
Newton on marriage, and Horatio Ores
keu on love, received special attention.
At the opening of the general Sweden
borg session George S. Wheeler conduct
ed the exercises
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Special Trains to Lake Mimi,
tonLn.

On Decoration Day, Wednesday, May
2nd and 3rd the Great Northern Ry Will
run special trains TO and from Lake Min
R e leaving ST Paul at 1:30 p. m.
I;9T.l5Hrnlhg: ieave Spring Park at 900 p. II.
Ihe:e Will also be a special train leay-
ES Minneapolis at 100 p. m, on Satur-
day, Jane 2rd, for Mirneionka Beach.
RETURNING. Will leave Minnetonka Beach
Il IL p. m
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Brooklyn, In the tenth round of what was
the Sampson Athletic club in BROOKLYN
tonight. Both men fought evenly up to
the end of the ninth round but in the
tenth Smith hoored Maynard with a left
on the jaw. Maynard's seconds. seeing
their man was groggy, threw up the
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tarned runs. Buffalo .. Cleveland 2;
two-base hits. Carsey 2. Schrec. Genins,
Chance; stolen bases Shearon. Viox:
double play McAleer Cunassisted); first
base on balls. off Carsey l. off Wilson 2:
struck out by Carsey 3 by Wilson 9:
time, 1:3O; umpire. Frank Dwyer.
NO GAME AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May 2S.-Chicago Kansas
city game postponed; wet grounds
STOPPED BY RAIN.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. MAY 2S-The In
Detroit game was postponed on
account Of rain.
RAIN AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, O.. May 2S-The Cincin-
game was postponed; rain.
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Inter-Theatrtc Bali GAME

Inc Metropolitan Grand opera. house
ball game scheduled at Lexington DarlI
Tor June 3 continues to be an interesting
topic to admirers of good amateur sport
ana particularly to the numerous friends
players. Nv
The two teams are busy getting into
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Gophers VIII Another

The, North Dakota agricultural college
was defeated yesterday by the university
team by score of II to 3. Batteries,
aourne and zaluzky, i5lSlette and French.
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Annual D.etInE, First Church of
Christ, Scientist, HOstOn, Mass,
June 3-5, 1900.

For the above meeting the Chicago
Great Western Ry. will on May 81 to
June 9TH sell excursion tickets on the
certificate plan. good to return June Sth
at fare and one-thlrd for the round
trip. For further Information inquire of
J. p. Elmer, g. a. Z. D.. corner Fifth
and Robert SITS, ST. Paul.
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Boxing inerLondon.

LONDON, May 2S-Pedlar Palmer beat
Ware on points in a twenty round bout
ing. 80
Ben Jordan knocked cut Tommy Hogan
in the fourth round,
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svedenborsian Society Meets.

CINCINNATI, o.. May 2S.-The Swed-
enborgian Church Evidence society was
opened today by Rev. Frank Swell. of
Washington, followed by T. c. HAY and
others l. r Hite. of Cambridge, Mass,
reported as secretary and treasurer
In the collection of historical and liter
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He SAVED TIE PRESIDENT
MIR. MKINLEY,S PASTOR COMES TO
HIS RESCUE IN THE VI. e. GEN
ERAL CONFERENCE
VOTE OF CENsURE DEFEATED
Work of the Conference Practically
Ended-RuIes of Discipline
Remain as They Were
at the Outset.

CHICAGO, May 2S.-With three bust
ness sessions today the quadrennial con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church, which for a month past has been
sitting here considering great questions
affecting the welfare of that denomina-
ton, practically came to a close. The
actual adjournment does not take place
until tomorrw, but tomorrOw's session is
expected to be but little more than a
formality, and many of the delegates left
for their homes tonight.
Much important business was transact
ed today, including the settlement of two
of the most interesting questions brought
before the conference.-the reports of the
commimttee on temperance, and the cons
mittee on the state of the church in re-
lation to the ban on card-playing, the
atre-going, dancing and other amuse-
mentS.
A strong political color was given the
discussion on the temperance question
by the bitter arraignment of President
Mckinley because of his attitude on the
anti-canteen law, but after some decided
ly warm debate the conference refused
to criticise the attitude of the chief mag
istrate by striking out, by an over
whelming vote, all reference to any ac-
ton on his part, or that of Attorney
General Griggs.
The majority report on amusements ac>
cepted Saturday, was, to the surprise
of many, laid on the table, which ac-
ton leaves the paragraph in the book
of discipline exactly as it was before the
question was considered.
PLEA FOR PRESIDENT.
Dr. Frank B. Bristol, of Washington
President McKinleys pastor aroused ire
mendous applause by protesting against
what he termed an "unbrotherly, I'M
just, unpatriotic, un-Protestant attack
upon the president of the United States.
He is today the most distinguished Chris
tan layman in the world
Il object to any man making cam
paign speech" shouted delegate, but
he was promptly ruled out of order.
DR.. Bristol gave an international aspect
to the debate by asking why the dele
gates from Germany, Italy, Great Brit
ain, China, Japan, and other countries
should join in an attack upon the presi-
dent of the United States. Mr. Dickie
then closed the debate.
This is not a partisan issue" he said
1.-The great Methodist church, rather than
the president of the United States, is on
trial"
The afternoon session was devoted to
hearing reports from the various COM
mittees on business heretofore crowded
out. The committee on book concern
reported in favor of continuing the an
nual subsidies to the Pacific Christian
advocate, but giving the book committee
discretionary power to discontinue the
publications if the expenditures continue
to exceed the subsidies Various other
small subsidies were recommended to each
of the papers published in foreign Ian
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*Dillagd batted for Powell in the sew
enth. Criser batted for Hughey in the
ninth.
Earned runs, ST Louis ?: Philadelphia
3; tWo-bdSe hits, Keister. Lajoic; three
base hits. Delehanty ;, Douglas: home
runs. Donlin, Flick; Wild pitch. Bern
hardt; bases on balls, off Powell off
IIugbey !. OFF Platt ,, off Bernhardt ,;
Powell g. by Piatt g. by Bernhard !;
stolen bases. Douglas Piatt. Cross,
Slagle. Donovan, Noister; time, 80; UNI
uira HuISt
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CHCAGos WENT TO PIECES.
Trouble Occurred After Taking II
GnnH Lend.

CHICAGO, May 2S.-After having a
good lead today the locals went ali to
and six hits giving the champions nine
runs. At his own request Garvin again
pitched. doing well for seven innings, but
weakening badly, with his poor support
in the eighth. Attendance. 2.J0p. Score:
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Earned runs, Chicago .. Brooklyn 2;
left ON bases, Chicago I. Brooklyn S: two
base hits Mertes, Green, Jones, Keller,
Mcclure; three-base hit, Cross sacrifice
double plays. Dahlen to Demont to Jen-
nings ?; struck out by Garvin !. by Meme
fee l. by McGmnity /; passed balls. Nc
Kennedy !, off McGnnity / hit with ball,
Chance ,, Green; time, 2:25; umpire,
EmSlie.
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HORSE USES THE RAILROAD.
Runaway Escapade of Il Frightened
Equine at Ridgewod PnrI.

Shortly after midnight police on duty at
the West Seventh street crossing of the
Milwaukee tracks saw a horse attached
to q light buggy dashing up the tracks
toward Minneapolis.
The buggy was afterwards found on the
bridge al Ridgewood Park. but the horse
had not been located at the hour of go
ing to press.
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e-h&r danes.

p. 9 II III
At cago-N'of fhWestern University,
.; Oberlin unIvfrsityo 2.
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The Dakotas defeated the West 17;I1-
mores "a to 20. Batteries, Troye. Irons
and Nascher; Tessier, Fandle. Sayard
and Declair
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-29

The Stormys defeated the North Stars
IL to IL. They would like to hear from
any siXteen-year-old team in the city,
Elk. Madisons preferred
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-29

The Floan e Leveroos baseball team
deIeated the Crickets on the latter
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-29

Pittsburg --......-O 4 3 i / o IA
New York - 0 0 0 0 O.
hit. VIII ANS home run, O'Brien: sacri-
flee hit O'Brieu; stolen base. Cooley;
double, plays, Ritchey to Ely to Cooley
?, Cooley TO Ely; first base on balls. off
Chesbro .. off Doheny 4 off Seymour );
hit by pitched ball O'Brfen. thinner p
Wagner; struck out. by Doheny 2, by
Seymour T. by Chesbro 3; passed balls.
Bowerman 3; wild pitches, Seymour 2;
time. $40; umpire O'Day.
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HAMLINE VS.. ST. THOMAS.
Return Game to BE Played Tomor-
row IT 81. Thomas.

The Hamline and ST Thomas clubs will
play a return game tomorrow afternoon
a o'clock.
Henry Martin will be umpire McDer-
mott Will pitch for St. Thomas. while
Bandelin Will do the twirIing for the
MethOdiSts
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-29

The Sherburnes want a .rame with tho
Colts, or any team in the city. for sun
day Address G. S. Zimmerman, Wind
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GAME WAS THROWN AWAY
ST, LOUIS PUT Up A POOR EXHIRI-
TION GAME AGAINST THE
BIG LEAGUE LEADERS
BROOKLYN WON AT CHICAGO
Many Games Postponed, Owing to
RRin-Of Those Played None
RcRched n Point of
Excellence.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, May 2S-St Louis
played a lstless game today both in the
field and at the bat. Attendance 1890.
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WITH THE AMATEURS.

The Volunteers defeated the Germans
by score of % to 20. Batteries. for Vol
unteers, Winquist and Conley. The Vol
unteers Will cross bats with the Colts
May 81 on the street car grounds at the
The Sixth Street Stars would like to
nave a game with any fourteen-year-oId
team in the city, Saturday preferred. Adj
dress all challenges to John Chennaux.
S2S Endicott building
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The Young Tigers defeated the Column
plan Juniors Is to in one-sided game
saturday. The feature of the game was
the pitching of W. Macknamara for the
Tigers, allowing but three hits. Batter
les, for Tigers, w. Macknamara and 7
Holly for Juniors, George Salvus and
A. Sampson.