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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-16
KENNEDY DIsPLEAsED.
Says Fitz's Portion of the Fight Re-
CENTS Was All Right.

NEW YORK, Aug 15.-Jim Kennedy,
manager of the Twentieth Century Attn
letic club. which conducts fights at Mad
ison Square garden, is angry. at the
statements credited to Bob Fitzsimmons,
in which the latter Is purported to be
as his share Of the receipts.
Kennedy declares there is not the
slightest chance Of a. pugilist receiving
less than is due him, as they have a
THE story arose" said he. because
Tftz and myself bantered joldngly on
the receipt question at Bergen Beach on
Sunday Fitz laughingly said 1 got $780,
600 the best of him, and I retorted that
1t was nearer S60,000."
Kennedy also mentioned that Percy
Williams, Fits managerT said:
We'll, Bob. I don't yknow how you've
been treated in the past. but If you're al
ways given as fair treatment in the fu-
ture as that accorded by Madison Square
garden folk you'll have no complaints to
make" 90
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-16
MAIN BUILDING FULL
STATE FAIR MANAGERS MUST RE
JECT FURTHER EXHIBITS.

The state fair managers met at the
secretary's office on the fair grounds yes
terday and went over the situation in the
various departments In considerable de-
tail. Everything was found to be In
splendid condition. The entries In many
departments have already overran the
available space. The board was COMPEL
ed to reject a number of applications for
space in the buildings simply for lack Of
ability to find room for the proposed ex-
hibitS.
The live stock barns will be filed in
spite of the fact that new sheep barn
and several smaller cattle barns have been
erected this summer. Supt. Pryor. of the
machinery department. reported that he
has reached point where he Is assigning
ground space for tents to the late appH-
cants for space with him.
All the members Of the board were
present except N. s. Gordon. of Crook
ston. and T. III. Shevlin, of Minneapolis,
although It was intended to hold only an
executive committee meeting. There will
be meeting each Wednesday until after
the fair.
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oNwENTsIA COLE TOURNEY.
Nany SkiiifuI Amateurs Entered I'm
the Fifth Annual Competition.


ONWENTSIA GOLF CLUB, Aug. IA
preliminary play in the fifth annual open
Solf tournament of the Onwentsia cub
began here today in drizzling rain.
There We're seventyAthree entrants, twen-
ty-seven Were Onwentsia members, while
fourteen players represented out-of- town
clubs. The East was represented by w
M. McCawley, of the Merton Cricket
club, Philadelphia. and Charles H Zin-
norman, of the New Haven Country
club McCaw.ey won the cup in 1888 and
1889, and If successful in the present tour
nament, will be given permanent pos
session of the trophy.
Inc first drive was made at o'clock
II the preliminary round of eighteen
holes, medal play for the Ravinoaks' cup
Before starting the players were in
structed that the best eight scores would
qualify the players for the cup at match
play. Players making the second eight
best scores would be qualified for the
Solace cup at match play, and PAYERS
making the third eight best scores would
be qualified to contest for the Tyro cup
at match play. = 'fc
Fred C. Aldrich and w. H. Yule, the
starters, were the first to complete the
rounds. Aldrtch made it in 103 and YuIe
In lO5. Bogey for the course is IS. The
mer Williams, 95f Fl. C. Egan, 81; f. G
Farwell. SO; p. X Tying, Sc; w. III. Pills.
bury, 81; P. 3. fHoyt4- 80; r. d. Smith.
81; F. r. Petit, 92, and c. Mcconnell, 95
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Notes of the Courts.

Judge Otis will be In chambers during
the next two weeks.
Judge BaZille has continued the case OF
the You'd minors until next Tuesday,
Adolph J. Albachten IS attempting to
recover the possession of the lease on
Nos. $50 and 5G2 Edmund street. The
lease is held by George Adam at $40 rer
month. Plaintiff is willing to pay 500
for its recovery. which he claims Is 800
more than it's true value.
The estate of Nicholas KlinghammeT
was up In the probate. court and Mar
garet Klinghanmer has filed. as admin
istratrix, her inventory of the assets
which consist of the damages recently
obtained from the city railway company
in settlement of a claim resulting from
the accident at the Como park crossing
last May In which Klinghammer was
killed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-16
ST. PAUL DRAWS THE "BYE.Y
VIII Only Have to Play One Game
at Winnipeg.

Secretary Bailey. of the Lacrosse club
yesterday received a letter from Winni-
peg, giving the proceedings of the as
ISOLATION meeting held there Monday
night. AS was expected, Aug. "a and Is
the st. Paul club will have to abide by
this decision. This will necessitate some
change in their arrangements which had
been made with the expectation that
Aug. II and IL would be the dates decid-
ed upon.
However. the team was more than
lucky in drawing the bye" which gives
them but one game to play: The other
will compete FRIDAY. Aug. "a. and ON
the following day the st. Paul team
will have to play the winner. AS can be
readily seen this will be quite an adyan-
tage, as they will line up fresh and fit.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Jelinek Kids viii play the Gerbers
Friday at Lincoln and st. Adams. They
accept the challenge of the Nationals,
ana WA play the latter on the Randolph
would like to play the Nelson Kids or
any other fifteen-year-o,d club. Address
all challenges to William Cullen, 6S1 Stew
art avenue.
The White Lilies of ST. Paul defeated
the Cataraets of Minneapolis by a score
OF 10 to 10. Batteries for the Lilies,
O'Connor and Webor.
The Volunteers will cross bats with
the Sycamores Sunday afternoon on the
car barn grounds on Payne avenue. Win
quist, the star pitcher, will be in the
box for the Volunteers with HoH be-
hind the bat. The Volunteers would like
to get a game for Sunday after next with
eighteen. Address George st. GERMAN.
1870 Edgerton street
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Cincinnati .................0 0 2 q
Brooklyn ..-................2 0 o 0 0 p
Earned runs, Cincinnati 8, Brooklyn 2:
two-base hits, Kelley. Dahlen; three
base hit, Barrett; double play. Dahlen to
Jennings; hit by pitched ball, Newton 1;
struck out, by Kennedy 2, by Newton 3;
time, lib; umpires. Latham and McGin-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-16
SAYS GAME LAW IS GOOD
ATTORNEY GENERAL DOUGLAS
HOLDS THAT NON-RESIDENTS
MUST PAY LICENSE
BEUTNERS FIND RESULTFUL
Commission VIII This Year Insist
That Hunters From Abroad
VIII Comply With the
Law of 1895.
BEUTNER's FIND RESULTFUI

Having been informed by the attorney
generals department, that the law Of 1905
requiring the payment of a license fee Of
$25 by non residents wishing to fish or
hunt any kind Of game in this state is
valid and operative. Executive Agent
Butner, of the state game and fish COM
mission, declares that he proposes to en-
force it to the letter
Letters will be sent to all game ward
ems instructing them fully as to this law,
and their duties and powers in it's en-
forceRent, and that there may be no mis-
understanding on the part of the sports
men and no chance for plea Of ignor-
ance, notices setting forth the terms and
provisions Of the law will be posted con-
IEpicuously all over the state
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Pittsburg ..........2 1 0 2 0 +--6
New York .........0 0 0 Q %
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= ! ''-'' u I Totals i11j1SI27I d
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-16
SUNDAY AT LEXINGTON.
MoguI Handicap in Which Eight
High WheeIers VIII Engage

Local lovers of good bicycle races will
nave a chance to witness five big events
az lexington park next Sunday afternool I
az clock: One Of the features of the
events VIII be race called the Lexington
Tor this race, and all will ride the old
fashioned high wheels. Two of those en-
tered Will ride wheels made in 1869 The
racers In the other events will try to break
the state records for the five and ten
mile handicaps.
On last Tuesday afternoon Kelley and
ttenze rode mile on a tandem in two
seconds less than the record of 2:l0.3
Last night at the same park three of the
local riders raced a mile against each
other In two minutes and ten seconds
The races next Sunday afternoon will
include some of the oldest local riders
and local admirers Of this sport will be
treated to an afternoon Of enjoyable
sport.
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CORBETT SLEEPS ON MAT.
Believes Sea Air Invigoratfng and
Secures Plenty NJ -


Secures Plenty of 1t.
NEW YORK, AUG. 15.-Jim Corbett ba,
found a new way to attain what he 50
much craves-notoriety. This time be
aecomplishes t1en long-soueht obiact hue tv
sleeping out of doors. Of co1rsa lin
says it is for hisbhealth, but many tbinra
not CONDUCIVE to long life are done for
From now on inntif Jim meets Mcr,ov
he will sleep on a door maj in front ~
his training quarters, (Which overlook the
water. Here he hopes to be invigorated
by the Sea breezes and by the .ozone.
Whlch cannot pereolate through the open
doors and wind4ws. Should his theory
prove correct-aHd this will be demon
strated when he meets the '@Ktdn-it NAV
become fad with the fighters.
Corbett Is getting into condition rapid
~ and Is now3s telling in how many
ROUNDS he will win. IF Mccoy wins
which do not believe possible. he will
nave to do 1t in the first few rounds.
After that I will beat him at will. He
mas got strong punch and I intend to
keep away from it. If l am able to do
this for the first few rounds he will be
tired out and the fight will be over.
w lille did all l could for Rubin he
was not a willing nor an apt DupiI. so /
grew discouraged, but when I am train
ing for myself 1 allow nothing to keep
me from doing the best l can. l expect
to be in the best condition of my life IN
the next week and will be able to go to
twenty-five rounds at a fast pace when
we enter the ring
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RESULTS AT HARLEM.
No Stake Races Were Run at the
Chicago Track.

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Harfem sum-
First race, five furiongs-Tootsie Green
won. Glove second. Ida third. Time,
:07 2-5.
Second race, six furlongs-oleka won,
Obsidian second, Prestar third. Time,
1:19 2-5
Third race six furlongs-Ti!dy Ann won,
Heigh Ho second. Draw Lad third. Time.
1:19 3-5
Fourth race, mile and fifty yardszJohn
Baker won, Handpress second. Boney
Boy third. Time, i:53 2-5.
Fifth race, eleven-slxteenths Of mile
-Silurian won, Dandy Jim second, Satin
Coat third Time 1:19.
Sixth race, mile and five furlongs-
Frangibfe won, Monograph second. Most
third. Time, 5:0.
Seventh race, seven furlongs-J. j. t.
won; Negligence second. Maryland Re-
serve third. Time, 1:39.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-16
CAPT. W. L. MURPHY KILLED.
nr@Ve ohcer of Cuban CamDot,-,
Falls I'm PhiIiD0tnas

WASHINGTON, Aug. ia cablegram
was received at the war department To-
Jay saying that Capt William T.. Muir
phy' Thirty-ntnth U. s. " l.. (irst lien
tenant Twenty-fourth U. 8. - was killed
near TaEuan yesterday. Capt MurpbV
was was porn IN Iowa, and was appointed
I'm IT. that state to the military academy.
He was made a second IieuteDant 80 -
Twenty-fourth infantry April 2s 1S SS
ana first lieutenant in the same reqi'
nlent March 2. 1899. He was appointed
captain of the Thirty-ninth U. s. "
aug; IL 1899 and was with his regimen
In the Philippines. ''e4''
Turing the Spanish-American war
apr. murphy served with his regiment
AZ tne santiago campaign and was re-
San Juan "a
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answered no." and according to the Of
fetal orders which were then sent for the
trains to meet at Sand Lake miscarrieo
because train No. had already passed
Mill Creek They collided while going at
full speed. The forward cars were tel
escoped. The baggage. mail and dtnging
cars on No. saved the Pullmans in the
rear, and the passenger coaches on No.
were saved by three freight cars which
happened to be attached next the engine.
There were eleven cars on train No 2,
and ten on No. 5. Only six cars remain
ed on the track The engines were liter
ally torn to pieces.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-16
REGATTA Al WATERLOO, 10.
Results of the First Days Racing of
Iowa State Rowing Association.


WATERLOO. To-. Aug 15.-First days
regatta, Iowa State Amateur Rowing as
ISOLATION today was Witnessed by 5000 to
5000 people.
The junior tours was won by Sioux city
In straight heats; Dubuque second. Time,
1903 and 3:05H.
The junior doubles was won by Ottum-
wa in straight heats; Sioux City second
Time, 3:19 and 3.18%.
Junior singles, Walkover for George
Ruppecht Ottumwa 10. Time. 4:0724.
II. f. KilsY. Ottumwa, rowed an exhi-
bition in 1926. ss-4tj
The course IN all events was a quarter
mile and turn. The senior events take
place tomorrow.
Excursions from Des Moines, under
auspices of the Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Engineers, had three trains of hf-
teen coaches EACH, conveying at least
$500 people. ii.A ~ = oIHcas Heffs ,.
officers elected ats.the, annual meeting
of the association were as follows: Pres
ident. ], R., Lindsay, Dubuquea vice pres
tdent, E. S. Phelps, Burlington; secretary
and treasurer, ]. H. McCulloch, Cedar
Rapids; commodore, E. C. Currior, Sioux
City; ensign, Daniel Steck, OttumWa; ex-
ecutiye, J. H. Rush, Waterloo; E. H
Flood Sioux City; Re- A. Belding,~ Burling-
ton. GG s g-irE ~ sf- ~ irrse
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ELEVATOR IRREGULARITIES.
chicago Investigating Committee
Brings Sweeping Recommenda.t

chicago Investigating Committee
Brings Sweeping Recommendation
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-The state invesu-
gaung committee. appointed by Gov.
Idnner to look into alleged Irregularities
in the Chicago elevator companies and
tne state grain registrars way Of doing
business, made its report today. LLOYD
j. Smith, former manager of the elevator
concern, is held responsible for the re-
moval OF grain from one of the com
pany elevators without tho cancellation
OF the warehouse receipts. The report a 81
holds that had Registrar Hogan done his
duty, the grain could not have been re-
moved. The report recommends that tho
grain registrars office be divorced from
politics and the registrar be heavily
bonded: that the clerks be also put under
bond; that the punishments for violations
of the law governing warehouses and
| elevators be made more severe, and that
no grain shall be allowed to pass out of
an elevator without an order from the
registrar.
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JEFFRIEs BACKS OUT.
VIII Not Fight the Winner of the
FItzsImmO Fight.

: NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-There will be
no light between the winner of the Shar-
key tttzsimmons match and James T.
Jeffries, as was originally intended. VIII
liam A Brady announced tonight that
Jefrries had decided to declare this match
any credit IN defeating a man who had
fought another hard battle in the same
week.
Another thing" said Brady, us that
there Is no certainty whether Jeffries will
get chance to meet the winner. The
winner might not be In condition to night
This would give Jeffries all his hard work
of training for nothing"
Jeffrles was willing to fight some
good man before Sept. l, but II Is claim
ed he realizes that should he defeat
Fitzstmmons or Sharkey the victim
would claim that he was out of condition.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-16
COLI Tourney.

A scratch tournament Will be played
on the golf links of the Mlnikahdd club
Saturday. This promises to be one of the
most interesting events of the season.
The members Of the club are not discour-
aged over the defeat they suffered on the
sophically Most of the players have
only played two or three years. and It Is
not to be expected that they can make
trips away from home. partake of clab-
crate entertainment and then play good
golf the next day.
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ST. LOUIS DYNAMITARDs.
General Arrests and Several sus
poets Have Been ArraIp1ed

General Arrests and Several sus-
poets Have Been Arraigned.
81. LOUIS. Aug. 15.-MaurIce Brennan
VINO Is under arrest charged with being
dynamiter, was identified today as one
OIL Inc men connected with the blowing uD
sI street cars Ia the southern section OF
the city, several weeks ago II 20 stoto5
that enough is known at police headouar-
tens 10 Justify the statement that the
oynamting of cars OF the transit com
Pany has been done by members Of n reg
Glary organized committee Chief OF
detectives Desmond is at work on tba
case. ard sensational DEVELOPMENTS are
expected.
Is BrennGn, Northway. Schwartz and VIVA.
zen were arraigned in the court of Grim
MAJ correction before Judge Clark today.
on the charge Of tearing UP a railroad
Each entered a plea Of not guilty. and
I II cases were set for hearing Aug. n.
Emile Zakszewsld was released.
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while, their opponents win - more or
6 b fagged f6en c6 the e2er Ge q
lighted over their good N n general IS de-
their chances of success are a more ee than
good. are Aioie 'iaAi
From scqina this hi on there Will be nightly
PeaGest ali ii loTers ae 6P ia and the Officers
out and encourage the bows anne ~ 'ui =
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-16

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Aug. 15-After
Gray had been knocked out Of the box
today, Lee had everything his own wav
The visitors made five errors, while the
only ones scored by the home team were
made by Davis. but both were costly
Lee was the whole show from the time
ne entered the box, excepting that fine
VISITORS hit Parker just as they pleased
ana his support was bad all through
ATTENDANCE 300. Score: ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-16
BUYING FRISCO TRACKS.

Prince POnIatOwsld Securing Con-
troll of TanfOran and IngIeside.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 15-It is re-
ported that Prince Andre Poniatowsh
has been quietly gathering in the stock
OF the Tanforan race track and now he
has majority Of the shares, and is In
practical control He has also an op-
ton on the stock of the Ingleside track
and that, too. may pass into the hands Of
the titled horseman.
1t is understood that Henry ]. Crocker
will be associated with the prince In the
ownership of these properties.
The placing Of the rival associations I'M
der one management will be an event Of
much Importance to the horsemen
throughout the country.
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Stole money and JeweIry.

Esther Wilson was arrested last night
and given a cell in the central police sta
ton. The charge of larceny was entered
against her name.
She was arrested on complaint fled
by Joseph Krentzinger. who claIEs that
while in her company the other night
she stole from him a quantity of money
and tewelTy.
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Earned runs. ST. Louis 4. Philadelphia
/: two-base hits. Heidrick. Burkett. La
joie. Delehanty; sacrifice hit. Thomas;
home run. Burkett: double plays, Lajoie,
Donlin and Delehanty McGann, Wallace
and McGann; base on balls. Hughey 3,
off Bernhard 5: struck out by Bernhard
e. stolen bases. Slagle 2; time. 2:20; UNI
pire, Terry.
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GRAND CIRCUIT TRoTFING.
A Dead Heat I'm the 2,o7 Pace at
GIens Falls Yesterday.

GLENS FALLS. N. Y, Aug. 15.-The
second day Of the grand circuit meeting
drew a good sized crowd to witness the
postponed 2:28 pace and the 2:07 pace, and
2:19 and 2:12 trots.
The 2:0 pace furnished the race of the
Gay, as In the first heat Royal r Shell
don and Common came under the wire in a
driving finish so close that 1t was declar-
ed a dead heat. In the second heat of
the ZIP trot five horses came up the
Stretch under the whip and not a sulky
length apart, making one of the finest i'm
ishes seen this year on any track. The
2:l9 trot, unfinished. has been put over
until tomorrow Eleven horses faced the
starter in the PIP trot. and none Of the
eleven got the flag, all finishing the five
heats, except the four that were drawn
by their owners Summaries:
I'll y1IirSa S1 Fn0.
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CHARGES AGAINST BAHE.
They VIII Be Considered by the PO-
lice Commission.

The board of police commissioners will
meet soon, probably Saturday, to con-
slider the charges that have been prefer
red against Lieut. Babe by w. F. Car
ter and e. p Carlson. who were arrested
by the lieutenant. The men were beaten
at the time of the arrest and they
charge the officer with using them brutal
ly. Palmer and Beck have been retained
by the complainants, and civil suit Is
likely to be brought against the heuten-
ant
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Arrested for Throwing stones.

Willie. the eight-year-old son of Jane:
Ryan, 54 Ohio street, was arrested last
night for throwing a stone at Robert
Scott. boy living with his mother, Mrs
Whitney, at 548 Ohio street.
The Scott boy was quite badly hurt
Young Ryan was taken to the Ducas sta
ton, but was allowed to go home with
his father. The case will be investigated
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-16
Not EwelI,n Children.

The G j OBJ was in error In stating
that the children OF Mrs George Ewell
had been placed in the custody of the
.ChiIdren's Aid society by the probate
court. The case has not been disposed Of.
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Gray knocked out of the box in tha

%Gray knocked out of the box In the
middle of the third.
Earned runs Minneapolis, /; Kansas
City. Z; two-base hits. Harvey DUNCAN
O'Brien. Farrell; passed ball, Gondlng:
bases on balls. off Gray, O; off Lee, 2; off
Parker, s: struck out. by Parker, 4: by
Gray, /: by Lee, 4; left on bases, Mime
apolis, 10; Kansas City, L.; sacrifice hits
Nance, Coughlin, Conding, Cllngman;
first on errors, Minneapolis, 2; stolen
bases, Lally, Nichols. Nance, Wimot.
hill. Schaefer; time, 2:05; umpire, Cantfl-
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Earned runs. Pittsburg 2, New York /;
two-base hits. Wagner, Smith. Davis;
three-base hits. Beaumont; sacrifice hits,
Beaumont. Ritchey. Tannehill stolen
bases. Doyle: double plays, Ely to
OBrien, Setback to Bowerman, Davis to
Doyle; first on balls off Carrick 8: struck
man; time. 1:35: umpire. Swartwocd.
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Lunches MT the En,-

All women Interested In tho W..
Snrlstian home serving lunches at tbs
STATE Iair are requested TO meei at IN
CLOCK Friday at the Y. M. c. a roop,s
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FOOTBALL COACH ARRIVES.
Practice VIII Be Begun Next Week
Mt the University.

DIR. Williams. the new athletic director
at the state university, arrived in the city
House of Mrs. E G. Brown. 1920 Fourth
street southeast
To G o reporter last night the doc
ter made thu follewl5g statement:
while it IS carly to prophecy with any
degree OF certainly, I regard the football
prospect at the university as especially
eEcourag ing thisSayear Ate:t 6 dozen
men Will meet for light practice at Min
up will be attempted but the men will
be given easy signal practice and in
structed by blackboard diagrams of the
be assisted by Mr.. Francis Donaldson, of
Philadelphia" "a
DR.. Williams Will remain in the city
until the latter part Of next week, when
he will go to MinnetoaKa to arrange for
the summer practice.
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Erwin batted for Scott in the ninth.
Earned runs, Cincinnati 2, Brooklyn /;
two-base hit, Kelley; stolen bases, Nc
Bride 8, Corcoran, Kanoe; double play
Daily to Jennings to Cross; struck out,
weighing l, Scott /; time, 2:15; umpire,
EmSlie.
Second Game
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q; Third infantry. who was shot at Ma
MIA MA July T. arrived In st. Paul yesterdav
o. ne tt funeral VIII be held today. Services
H., ne cathedral at 9 O'Clock MuIIa1
HVed at 1S4 Dousman street. -''-A