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Crieket Tour Postpened.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9-The interna->
uonal cricket match between teams rep
resenting England and Philadelphia,
which were to have been played in this
city next month, are off.
The Associated Cricket club Of this city
has received information from England
that Capt. Haywood, of the Derbyshirs
a team to visit the United States to
play series of international matches,
found he would be unable to secure
enough strong players, and that he was
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AMATEUR BAsEBALEl.

The Jelinek Kids defeated the Cleva-
lands for a second time by the score of
II to 16 The Jelfneks would Like TO NAV
the Nelson Kids.
The Nonpareils want a game with the
Nelson Kids or Gerber Kids. Address
e. Bowman, 500 ST. Adams.
The Volunteers will cross bats with the
Sycamores Sunday afternoon on the
greens. %tnquist and Hoff Will be the
points for the Volunteers.
The Town and Country Caddfes defeat4
ed the Gerbers by a score of to 0. The
points for the Caddies were O'TooIe and
Sutton.
The Nelson Kids would like to arrange
game with the Hamlfne Cadets for Sat
urday, or with any fifteen-year-old team.
Address ]. j. Mullen. 6O6 Cedar street.
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MILWAUKEE, WON BOTH.
Brewers Triumphed by QuicLneSs
and BrfIHanc1, IN Fielding.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Chicago at Minneapolis.
Cleveland at Indianapolis.
Buffalo at Detroit
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
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Chess Tourney Results.

MUNICH, Aug. 9-In the playing Of
the fourteenth round of the international
chess tournament today only two games
had been decided when the first adjourn
Tnent took place Halprin and Pillsbury
derw. and Showalter won his game with
Jakob.
The following. results were arrived at
during. the afternoon chess session:
BaTdelben, Schleehter beat Gotschall,
Maroczy downed Billecard and Wolf lost
to Janewsky. The game between Cohn
and Popiel was drawn.
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ST. LOUIS HAD No CHANCE
CHAMPIONS BATTED VOTING All
OVER THE LOT YES
TERDAY
MINNEAPOLIS LOSES TWO

Chicago Turned the Tables on Phil
adelDhia and Kansas City Got
Away With ChicagO-CIeve-
land Was Shut Out.
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Earned runs, Chicago s; left ON bases,
chicago 8, Philadelphia 4; two-base hits,
Callahan, ChiIds, Wolverton; home runs,
Camel, Dexter; sacrifice hits, Childs,
Mertes; stolen bases, Green, Mertes,
bradley 2, Chance; double plays, ChiIdS.
struck out, by Callahan 2, by Frazer 8;
bases on balls, off Callahan 1, off Frazer
B; wild pitch, Callahan; time 2:15, dm-
plre, Hurst.
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STUBS LAUNCH STOLEN.
Unknovn Person Mal<es Way with
Vessel on Raspberry Island.

Vessel on Raspberry Island.
Some unknown person or persons stole
the launch belonging to Capt. Charles
Stubbs that was moored at the yards at
Raspberry island yesterday, and up to
late hour last night 1t had not been re-
turned
The captain at first thought a joke had
been perpetrated on him, but when the
boat was not returned later in the day he
began TO look at the matter with more
seriousness.
The launch was known as the Aerie SO
boat.
It was later discovered that Mr..
Stubs boat was not stolen, but stranded
during last nights severe storm, and
returned in good shape at an early hour
Yesterday
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McCIeIIand and Broad Drew.

IP1ITsBURG. Aug. Slack McCIelland,
Or or 9rtsburg. and kid Broad, Of CIeve-
1 NI;Iq,,,o fought twenty-round draw at
49, St1luYaIe tonight. McClelland surprised
- admirers by his eleyerness In avoid
ag the herce swings of Broad. MeClel-
1 11 did most of the leading, and had
but he recovered quickly and finished
strong. The decision was well receiYed.
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G. A. R.-Thfrty-FOurth National En-
campment at Chicago, Aug. ~
Sent l. 1900.

Great Western Railway. the road that
has always proved Itself the friend of
the old soldier" will sell excursion tick
cts to Chicago at
ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP,
best the great Western metropolis on
the shores OF Lake Michigan. President
Mckinley will attend this encampment
The tickets will be ON sale Aug. Is to
9th and good to return Sept. 1st with
privilege Of extension to Sept. 30 on pay
ment OF so cents). For further informa-
ton inquire Of ]. P. Elmer, G.. A. P. D.,
Corner Fifth and Robert streets. st Paul
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Held for Trial.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Victor Baldwin,
the young man who killed his opponent,
Ralph Miller, in a boxing match IN a
barn at Richmond Hill, L. T.. last night.
was arraigned at Far Roekaway today
on charge Of homicide, and held with
out bail -Four young men, who were ar
rested as aiders and abettoFs Of the fight,
We're held in 81, 0O0 bail as Witnesses
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BOLD PAIR oF ROBBERS.
Masked Hfshrvaymen Enter North

Masked HiShvvaymen Enter North
Dakota PostoHice In Daylight.
G. G. Kimbafl postoffice inspector in
charge of the St. Paul division, has re-
ceived report from New England City,
N. D., of q daring and partially success
full attempt at robbery committed at that
place Monday, by two masked men, who
entered the postoffiee at 8 O'Clock in the
afternoon.
The robbers covered the clerk with
their reyolvers and succeeded In getting
away with about so in cash. They then
made their escape and were pursued by
a posse
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CHARGES AGAINST BABE.
Police Commission Will Hear Com
pIafnf Next Week.

Police COmmfssiOn VIII Hear Conn
pIafnt Next Week.
The police commission will probably
meet early next week At theft next meet
ing charges against Lieut.. Bahe, prefer
red by w. Il. Carter and E. P. Carlson,
the young men who were arrested charg-
ed with the theft Of a number of bolts Of
cloth from Foleys tailor shop, Will be
heard.
: The young men claim that Babe treated
them cruelty. 1t is alleged that Babe
struck Carter without pTovocatfoB, so Sc
vcreIy fnjuring him az to require physA-
clans services. The allegation will also
include the charge THAT he used profane
language, and fnsuEted them grossly.
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INDEPENDENCE RESULTS.
Summary of the Days Races I'm
western Circuit

INDEPENDENCE, To-. Aug. Sol
lowing are the results in today's races:
2:3a trot, purse $500
Sila w won in straight heats; time,
2:1S15, 2:17; 2:19; The Medium was second,
George II. Allerton third, Cross Patch
ed.
2:40 pace, $780,
TripoH Girl Won In straight heats Time,
2;l5, 2;l2%, 2:15&- Shelah second. Alice
Gray third, Lacreseent fourth
Special race. Eli pace
Hartford Jr. won first and third heats.
Time. 2:S0. 2:S0, 2:1114;; George won the
second heat Time. &1SA.
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FOUND DEAD BY HIS WIFE
HEART FAILURE ASSIGNED AS
PRIMARY CAUSE OF DEATH.

PRIMARY CAUSE OF DEATH.
Thomas Hoigate, Butcher, residing at
228 Fairfield avenue, was found dead In
his house by his wife yesterday morning
just as she had returned from a VISIT to
Duluth.
Coroner Nelson held an investigation
yesterday, and concluded that the man
came ito his death from heart failure,
aggravated by excessive alcoholism. A
can of beer was found near him on the
floor. 1t is known that during his wife's
absence Holgate had been drinking heav-
lily.
The remains were sent to Nagle's I'M
dertaking establishment and were later
ordered by his wife to be removed to
Schroeder's undertaking rooms The flu
neral will be held today from HIS home.
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Denies That He wa. DrunI,,

officer who handed in his resignation
Monday denies that he was found drunk,
but does not deny that he was dis
charged for being found off his beat
He says that he intended to hand In
his resignation In a few days anyway,
and does not consider that the resignation
was forced one.
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Anderson. Smith; home run, Werden;
passed balls, Fisher q Smith l; bases on
pitcher. H: Smith; struck out, by Wad-
dell 1, by Ehret 8; left on bases, Minne-
apolis 3, milwaukee s.; double play. Bier
oauer to Digg1ngs; sacrifice hit, Fisher;
gins, Anderson, Fultz. Bierbauer; time,
2:10; umpire, CantilIon
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eAiS e9J 1900 ."..s =. - q D D
Pussy Willow, b m (McHenry) IS dos
Time, 2:1224, 2:0734, zoo, 2:12.
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RETAIN DAVIS TROPHY.
American TENTS Experts Defeat the
English Team.

BOSTON, Aug. 9-The Davis tennis
trophy Is to remain here for at least one
year more, the victory of Ward and Da-
bles. on the Longwood courts this after
noon giving the Americans amajority of
wins, even if they should lose the two
remaining matches which will be played
tomorrow. The, home team won becalNs
1t played steadier and more scientific
tennis, and because 1T was evenly bal
anced. Summary:
II. Ward and D. F. Davis (Amerfca)
beat E. d. Black and II. r. Barrett
(linglandO Cd Ga Cd
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United States, was defeated ~ c..s.xo
Low, professional, golf playeSs GeoF ore
Ewanok Sountry club of this 5 Ia Oh I ln1
by three up and two to play. tn a soods
competition was: S1eAo
Travis, out. y; in, 80. Total 81
Lowe, out, So; In, 38. Total - p.
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LONDON, Aug. S.-At the third days
racing Of the Brighton August meeting
today the Brighton high weight handicap
was won by La Lane, guided by Rfgby.
The. town plate was won by Clondolkin,
ridden by T.. Reiff.
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Philadelphia, at Chicago. Is the only
regularly scheduled game, but Brooklyn
Is at st Louis. Boston at Pfttsburg
New York at Cincinnati, and postponed
games may be played at these points.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9.-Young was batted
all over the lot, and St Louis never had
chance Donlin led ST. Louis at the
bat. with a double. triple and home run
Attendance / 200. Score:
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%McManus batted for Gondfng in eighth
Earned runs, Kansas City 2, Chicago g.;
two-base hits, IsbeIl, Sugden, Padden,
Doheny, Patten, Gear; three-base hits.
stolen bases, Schaefer e. CoughIin'
Q Brien, Mcfarland; bases on balls, by
Patten 5. by Doheny II: left on bases,
Stewart to Patten. Farrell to Gending;
struck out, by Patten !, by Doheny 6;
time, 2 hours; umpire Mcdonald.
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HAVE CHALLENGED AGAIN.
White Bear Club StnI After the Sen
xxyanI, aIra C,,,,>

MONTREAL, Que, Aug. 9.-The White
Bear Yacht club has challenged again for
the international trophy. Though de-
lay of thirty days must ensue before the
Royal st. Lawrence club can accept any
challenge, there is no doubt that this one
Will be accepted, and with the greatest
pleasure. The White Bear yachtsmen
have proven themselves able sailors, and
their gentlemanly conduct has made,
them many friends in Montreal. The,
whole party left last evening for home,
with the exception of Messrs Griggs and
Douglass and their wives. They are go
ing to New York before returning home.
The Minnesota will be sent forward to-
day. She was brought to, Laehine and
loaded on car
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug. 9-Mil-
waukee had an easy time with the home
team in both games today, doing quick
and brilliant field work. The pitching by
Bailey was fine for five innings but at
the last the visitors found him and
pounded the ball Bierbauer's work at
second was a mark for second basemen.
In the second game he turned up in
nearly every line and distinguished him
self in all Werden held the batting
honors, making home run with three
men on the bases. Attendance, 1900.
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Hoy Iufured bv wyron.

DR. Warrick was called to attend John
Wallent. a small boy who was injured
by running against wagon at Third
and Market streets yesterday. He was
taken to his home at lis Franklin street
and Is resting easily, although the wound !
In his head are very painful
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VIII Let Ruins Rurn.

DR.. Ohage stated that he intended to
allow the ruins Of the cold storage ware
houses to snlolder as long as the smoke
continued to have an offensive odor which
burning would be offensive, If allowed TO
stand.
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John A. Moak, of the Humane society,
petitioned the probate court yesterday
asking that he be appointed guardian
Of Mamie Berry, the ten-year-oId daugh-
ter of John Berry and wife. He claims
that the influences of her mother, with
whom she is living, are not Of the best
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-10

FARIBAULT, Minn..s Aug. Especially
The first match on the local links re-
suited: Bryn Mawr, of Minneapolis, 10;
Farfbault, 81 The Minneapolis players
praised the new links highly
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New Bridge plate on Earl Cadogan's
La a Cyril wingfeld, and the Thurs.
qay pate on w. H. Walkers Rainstorn.
me- me- olo not enter any of the other races.
Aue crowd gave him great ovation
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%Schreiver batted for Lever in tenth.
McCreery ran for Schreiver.
DheeR; th rs R9' hits t"0 Beaumont mt
Lever; sacrifice hit, F. Clarke; stolen
bases. Beaumont, Wagner; base on balls,
ball, Beaumont; struck out by Lever 2,
by Dineen 8; wild pitch. Lever; time,
lao; umpire. O'DaX.
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MRS. E1sErMENGER's DEATH.

Pioneer Resident Is Called to Her
Long Hcme.
Elise. wife of John Frederick Eisen-
menger. the pioneer real estate dealer,
died yesterday at the family residence,
5l615 Rice street. aged f1fty-three years.
The unreal will be held tomorrow ut
10 a. M. from the residence, followed by
services at ST PauFs German church,
Eleventh and Minnesota streets. at 1880
a. M.
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TROOPS GIVE TROUBLE.
BeFn1udans Heartily Tired OF tn
Presence of UnruIy Blacks.

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Aug. 9.-Anxf-
ETY. experienced by the inha bitants on
account Of the alarming attitude of tbs
soldiers Of the colored regiment-the First
West Indies-stationed here, has been to
some extent allayed by the precautions
which have been taftael by order of the
governor. The soldiers have been for
hidden to enter the limits OF the town,
or, IN fact, to leave Prospect Camp at
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dolph, from Pleasant to Pascal, engineers
estimate II cents per front foot; on Whit
all, from a point 100 feet east of Edger-
ton, to Payne, engineers's estimate 50
cents; on Lawson, from Greenbrier to
Walsh, engineers estimate 81 cents.
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Robinson batted for Young in ninth.
Earned runs. St. Louis 2. Brooklyn 8;
two-b9se hits. Donlin, Kitson 1; home
run, Donlin; double plays, Cross to
Farrell to Jennings; stolen bases Dono-
van, Dahlen. jennings; three-base hits,
Donlin, Crieger; hit by pitcher Heidrick
/; bases on balls off Kitson 1, off Young
z; time 2:10; umpire. Emslie.
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FARGO. N D., Aug. 9.-(SpeciaI THE
go 10 to Z. The grounds were muddy.
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They Never Fail.

Almost never. Cascarets cure SO large
q percentage that they're guaranteed TO
cure chronic constipation or money re-
funded. Druggists Toe, 25cs 500.
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DUBLIN. Aug. Sat the second days
races of the Curragh meeting Johnny
Eeiff. the American jockey was first In
thfee out Of six events He won the
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"a former postmaster of this village came to our bonse
day few ago." writes gentleman from plea
ant Hill, Dallas Co, Ala, "and that he suffered terribly
with heartburn sometimes he could sleep for it and everything
ne ate would cause that burning sensation We to try Rip
ans Tabules He asked order some did direct from
you Mr. Underwood says that the Tabues have perfectly
cured him. and he has recommended them friend similarly affect
ed In our family we have found Rpans great relief for
sick headache neglected Mr. Underwood is man Of
about fifty years of age, farmer and mi owner"
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GEAR. WON THE GAME
KANSAS CITY. Mo- Anr. q-In I

MANASSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. GIN Kan
sas City's half Of the eighth, when
Doheny was relieved by Katolt. Gear hit
for two bases, scoring two runs and WIN
ming the game for the home team The
game was called to allow the visitors to
catch g. train. Buckley split a finger
. In the fifth inning and had to retire Bot1
teams played well in the field Attend
ance. 2.00Q Score:
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nichols was In the third inning ard
was relieved by Fisher.
Earned runs, Milwaukee g.; two-base
hits, Bierbauer, Waldron, Fultz; passed
balls, Fisher L. Smith 1; bases on balls,
on on Bailey, l, off Reidy 2; struck out by
balley z, by Retdy 1; left on bases, Min
neapoIs z. Milwaukee 4; double play.
Reidy to Bierbauer to Diggfns; sacrifice
hits, Harvey, Burke, Dowd, Bierbau er,
Reldy; stolen bases. Fisher, Anderson 8.
DoWd 1; time. PIE; umpire, Cantillon
YEAGEH PITCHED WELL.
DETROIT, Aug. 9.-Hoffer's single in
out, was the only hit made off Yeager.
Floods hit was a pop fly that IeH just
out of Elberfeld's reach. Cleveland was
outplayed throughout, their fielding being
very ragged. Yeager's aIl-round work
was the distinct feature of the afternoon
Flood was put out of the game in the
seventh for kicking when Sheridan de-
elared him out at second on an attempt
ed steel Attendance 1900 Score.
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FIGHT WILL RE STOPPED.
Police Threaten to- Interrupt the
KfttsondaIe Affair.

Chief of Police O'Connor is taking every
precaution to avoid the prize fights being
pulled off this week. He. has detailed
men to watch the different places at
which the affair may be held and he Ia
determined that it will not be held in st.
Paul -
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Chlcago--CharIes Dadore, seventy-flVe
years old, living at 724 Airport avenue
today shot his wife three times. He then
turned the weapon on himself. Both will
die. Domestic tnfelicity caused the trag-
edy.
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VIII Play Lacrosse rolsight.


The ST. Paul and Minneapolis lacrosse
teams viii meet for q match game IN
Minneapolis this evening at $50 o'clock.
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Approves sc,xer. I,lans.

The board Of public weFizs has approved
the specifications for the sewers on Ran
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LAST DAY AT FORT ERIE.
Spirited BETTING and Racing Marked
Final AfternOOn,s Programme.

BUFFALO, Aug. 9.-Sprited betting af
IalrS were the order of the closing day
cult meeting. Every one of the three
events was hotly contested, and some dis
appointments resulted. In the 2:13 pace
Bonnie Direct sold at $l00 to $25 favorite
IN the 1irst two heats, but bad break
landed the Direct stallion In fifth place
in the first heat and another saw him dis
tanced In the second. Time Piece got the
nrst neat, put Tom Nolan won the next
three and the race.
For the Queen City stake, trottfng, 2:15
class, Glory sold at $25 in early pools In
which Teto brought $50 and David FIa-
rum $50, but after indulging King Jack
with a heat, Glory was sent along and
heats.
For the Pan-American stake, 2:25 pac-
ers, the opening pools saw Pussy Willow
and Sallie Hook selling at $50 each in
a pool in Which Charley Hayt was third
choice at $S5. Mcdonald won an easy
hrst heat but In the second Snow chal-
lenged him with Charley Hayt and easily
beat the mare out. In this heat Pussy
Willow, q hobbled mare, got tangled and
fell on the back stretch and was distance
ed: MeHenFy got an ugly toss from the
sulky, but escaped with a slight tanning
Cobett fell over Pussy, but was unhurt
Hayt was now Installed favorite, and
nothing could stop him. Day clear; track
fast. Attendance, $500. Summary:
2:1S pacing, purse s., 2e0-
Ton ON; Nolan, b g, by Gen Hancock
NANuChSlS1 .....................2 / i
Time Piece, b h (Snow) .......1 3 2 1
Devereas. blk h (McPhersony ....4 2 3 8
Fred M, b (GosnelD ............3 1 4 2
Bonnie Direct, blk h GMcHenry(5 dis
Time, 2:10H, 2:112, 2:121a, 2:f3$4
Queen City stake, 2:15 class trot, purse
81 COO
Glory, CHI g, by Sir Walter Jr.
lGaIcomDJ ....................2 1 l
King Jack, b g, by Jack Dawson
eoFn aneon9 m ThomazJ ....l ]
! Tetto. b m (Burcfal ............-..7 4 Z
Una Belle, CHI m Bovery ........5 8 8 4
/ Anlby, b h 6Baldwfnl ..........-.6 5 8
David Harum, b g (Janes9 ......3 6 S
Time, 2:1312, 2:15S4, 2:15, 2:16
Pan-American stake, 2:15 class pacing.
purse $1,000
Charley, Hayt. b h, by ATIerton
(onOW).... ..-....~..........-..5 / /
| Sallie Hook, m, by DR. Sparks
(MeDonaldl .....- ........a.......1 2 2 2
| Texas Jessie m CMarkham) q 8 Z s
| Lady Alright, CHI m CWilson).. ..S Z 8 8
| Motion, b m (Nuckols) ........-...3 4 Z
| Cobett. h (Meredtth) ............4 6 (
| Mt. Clemens Boy, 70 g, (Mat-
IileNSJ ....'. .".................,..-t o D b
| Pussy Willow, b m (McHenry) IS dos
Time, 2:1224, 2:07s4, zoo, 2:12.
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GIANTS RAFTING sTREAIA.

Pounded Scott and Won Against the
Cincinnati Team.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 9-Ncw York hit
Scott hard today. Mercee was steady
throughout. Fielding on both sides was
strong. Attendance. 200 Score:
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BEAN EATERS ON TOP.
Pirates Worsted In a Pitchers Bat
tIe-LarGe Attendance

.PITTSBURG, Aug. 9.-Boston won in
the tenth. With bases full Lever gave
a base on balls. forcing in the winning
run. Both pitchers did fine work, Dineen
showing stronger at critical points At
tendance, 1000. Score:
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Earned runs, Detroit 3; two-base hit,
Elberfeld; stolen bases, McAIlister . Ell
berfeld, Harley Dillon; bases on balls,
off Yeager 8, off Hoffer 1; first base on
errors, Detroit g. Cleveland 2; left on
bases, Detroit 4, Cleveland 4; struck out,
by Yeager 9; double plays, Flood to SHAY
TO Lachance; time, 1:25; umpire, Sheridan.