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Score by innings:

Score by innings:
Minneapolis .........0 0 . o--10
Cleveland ...........1 1 0 0 4 o. 8
Earned run-Cleveland. Two-base hits
Lally, Cross, Tamsett. Bases on balls-Of
Reust, ?; off Bailey. 5. Hit by pitched
ball-Smith. Struck out-By Bailey, 8; by
Reust, ]. Left on bases-Minneapolis, u;
Cleveland. 8. Double plays-Flood. Shea
and Lachance; Reust. Tamsett and La
chance. Balk-Reust. First base on err
rors-Minneapolis, 8; Cleveland. 2 Sacrifice
hits-Bandeline CD, Smith. Tamsett, Cen
ms. Stolen bases-Lally, Wilmot Nichols
Bandeline. Werden. Pickering. Time-1:4O.
Umpire-McDOnald
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CHURCH NOTICES.
$1,000
Baptist.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH-Northeast corner
New York and Pennsylvania streets The Rev ay,
.. m. Preaching by the pastor at 1919 a. nj.
Topic. The Patience Of Christ" Also at 7;t5
D. m. Topic. The Emerald Rainbow" II. Y.
p. u, s:45 p. m Midweek prayer meeting On
Thursday evening. The public invited to our
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned.
the Board of Commissioners of Marion county.
Indiana, will, up TO 10 o'clock a. m. saturday.
Sept 2e. 1900 receive sealed bids for building
substructure of bridge over canal on Westheld
free gravel road. according TO plans and specifi-
cations file in the Office OF the auditor of
Marion county. Each bid must be accompanied
by bond and affidavit required by law. The
board the right to reject any all bids.
Witness our hands this lith day of September,
1900 JOHN MGREGOR,
HENRY l.. HARDING
JAMES E. GREER,
Commissioners of Marion County.
Attest: Harry B. Smith. Auditor.
Notice Is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED.
the Board of Commissioners of Marion county,
Indiana, will. up to 10 o'clock a. m. Saturday,
Sept. 20. 1900. receive sealed bids for building
srperstructure of bridge over canal on Westhed
free gravel road. according to plans and speci6-
cations file in the Office of the auditor of
Marion county. Each bid must be accompanied
by bond and affidavit as required by law The
board reserves the right to reject any all bids
Witness our hands this 18th day OF September.
1900 JOHN MGREGOR
HENRY l.. HARDING.
JAMES r. GREER,
Commissioners of Marion County
Attest: Harry b. Smith, Auditor
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Southwest
corner Pennsylvania and New York streets
The pastor, Rev. Nj. l. Haines, d. D., will
preach tomorrow at 10:45 a. m. Sunday school
meets at $50 a. m Midweek prayer and con-
ference meeting Thursday evening at 7:45
y. m All cordially invited.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Corner
Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. The Rev
Joseph A Miiburn pastor. Morning service. II
O'Clock. No evening service. Sunday school. 9:45
q. m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 80. Mayer
Chapel-Corner West and Catherine streets, I'm
charge of the Rev Clifford Mcbride Sunday
school at 2:30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:3o. Preaching Sunday evening at
TABERNACLE cHURCH-corner Meridian and
Eleventh streets. Rev. ]. Cumming Smith
ID. d.. pastor Preaching 10:45 a. m. by the
Rev Leon p. Marshall, OF Franklin Ind. Sum
day school. $3.50 a m. Y. p. S. c. E.. GAS p m.
preaching In West Washington chapel at
7;45 y. m by the Rev. c. L. Lucas.
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FINANCIAL.

s's~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~>~~~-~~~
LOANS-Money mortgages. c. +. SAYLES
IL East Market street
LoANs-on city property; 81 per cent; no COM
mission: money ready. G. ~ WILLIAMS a.
Co. 519 Lemcke building.
MONEY-To loan Indiana farms; lowest mar
ket rate; privilege for payment before due; we
also buy municipal bonds. THOS. c. DAY & CO..
Rooms s95-slz Law building. Indianapolis
FINANCIAL-Loans made to honest salaried
people holding permanent positions with re-
spo.isible concerns on their own names. Easiest
terms Get others rates then Strictly
oonhdentiaL SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN
CO., 2ol Indiana Trust building.
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American League
Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Cleveland at Minneapolis.
Buffalo at Chicago.
Detroit at Kansas City.
National League
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
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FOR SALE.

>>>s~-~,c-~S~-~~>>>~>~>-> $4,000 >>~~~~~~~-
FOR SALE-Famiy horse. thoroUgnly reliable:
also surrey. 2029 North Alabama street.
FOR SALE-No. 1 iron tank; capacity 400 GAL
Ions. In good condition; will sell cheap in
ouiIe AT Chalfant. Pennsylvania and Michigan,
OF W. l. LARUE
FOR SALE-Payable after received--Three
months trial free s11.25 for a high-grade 3
drawer. drop head cabinet sewing machine; Sl1 90
for regular $40 bicycle. SOS. 80 for $500 piano:
80 "a for SO parlor organ; $3.50 for a 5-tieoe
overstuned velour $40 parlor suite. All new
high-grade, standard goods. For full particulars
state articles interested In and we will mail YOU
Chicago.
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Bay Star, b. m. by Kentucky
Star Kinney ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1 u /
Joe Watts CHI. g. (Young) .........4
Lamp Girl, b. m. Derry ..........2 2 9 3
Genevieve, CHI m page ...-....... 10
Alice Barnes, b. m. (Noble)........ 10 10
Iris o.. b. m. (McCalD .............7
Dot Miller. b. IN. (McDonald). I'LL s. 6
Blonde, d. s. (Foote) ---..-.-..-.-.10
Confessor, oh. &. BRADY .......... 5 z
Palm Leaf b. &. (McCarthy)...... 911 s
Baker, b. g. Curry .-.---.:-..-.---S IL II DIR
Musquetoon, b. &. (Mowery). 8 DIS
Time-2:09, 2:l0A, 2:11h. 2:1lh.
2:2o Trot; purse, 1920:
Brandywine, or. b., by Sphinx Dema-
Tfmberlake, b. 6. Hudson) ...........5 2
Leonard Bell, br. &. (Walker) ..........2 ;
TIverton. b. g. (Thompson)- -...-...-.-.4 s
Electric Wilkes, br. g. (Curry).........S s s
Charlotte W., CHI. m. CHord). ..........7 z
Time-2:14sz, 2:14A, 2:l5A.
2:19 Pace; purse, $1,000:
The Private. b. g., by William H.
Hill troote) ..--..-..-..............z i i i
George. br. g. (McKenney).. 2 2 3
Dick Lee b. h. Lyman) .-....-...3 2
Susette, b. m. (GilberD ............Dis
Time-2:10k, 2:07la. 2:l1, 2:l2A.
Road wagon trot; free-for-alI:
Franker. b. g.. by Chaser (Billings) L
Zembia. br. m. (Perren) ......................2
Time-2:1e1z.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept 1.-THE locals
lost to the Dayton o., Interstate League
team this afternoon in an interesting con-
test. Score:
RH Z
Richmond ......1 0 o % 1-2 s 2
Dayton .........0 o 0 1 3-5 13 3
Batteries-Reynolds and Earl; fitzpatrick
and Diehl.
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DRIVING CLUB RACES.


The Business Mems Driving Club races
yesterday afternoon were, as usual, inter-
esting and attended by a large crowd. With
the exception of the 2:S0 class race all were
won i'm straight heats. Following is the
summary:
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Yesterday. Runnins Race winners

At Chcago-King Raine. Crosby Negli-
gence, Silver Coin. Money Muss, Pat Gar
rett
Celeste Dor. Necklace. Marcy. FL Ghor.
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wANTED-sALEsMEN.

WANTED-Grocery speciality salesman Give
your past experience fully. We offer excep-
tional opportunity and good salary. Address v
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Sept. 1.-THE
season closed here to-day by Minneapolis
and Cleveland breaking even. Score of
first game:
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interstate League.

At Anderson RH Z
New Castle 30 0 0 0 l 2 IS ?
Anderson ......0 0 2 0 0 o. ;
Observation-Disclosures and Graffius;
Fisher and Ryan.
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A FAVORABLE EXHIBIT
REPORT OF RECEIVER HALOTT. OF
THE yANDALIA, TO U. :. COURT.
Relations Between officials and Rail-
road Employees Never More Pleas
nnt-Personal Matters.

The report Of volney T. Malott. receiver
of the Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad
Company, for the month of July. 1900. filed
In the United States Court shows:
Cash on hand June 30, 19O0......... 1921. ss6.4 Al
Receipts during July ............... 94S,051.10
81, 1854. 1853. 81
Disbursements during July ....... LOBBYIST
Balance on hand July 81, 1907. 1922 67s.5 "a
Receipts Nov. IA, 1896, TO July 81,
1900 ..........-............ 80, 800 AZ. %
Disbursements Nov. IA. 1896. 10
July 81 100 .....................-oS 30, AZ eVzS5
- - =.
The settlements made by the receiver of
matters growing out of the operation of
the properties prior TO the receivership
were:
Receipts account prior business. ss425S6. 80
Disbursements account prior bust
ness ........................... o4se4o.ol
Excess disbursements account
prior business .................... $500, 2o9.22
The result to the Terre Haute & Indian
apolis Railroad Company of the operations
for the month of July. after charging up
expenses, the months proportion of the
taxes and interest on the companys bonds,
the rentals OF leased lines, and the loss in
CURED on leased lines. was:
Profit operating T. III. & I. r. r.. .S34. $50
Other income .......................... 3O0O.W
Two-sevenths profit operating st.
L., V. & I. II. r. R..---............ 1855
sss1ss.s5
Less loss operating T. H. & p r. r. s5ss-Oe
Profit accruing TO T. II. & I. r. r.
Co. for month -$zse4 Az
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Univcrsalist.

THE CENTRAL UNIvERSALIST CHURCH
Corner OF New Jersey and Fifteenth streets
Rev. Marion Crosley. pastor. Preaching services
Tomorrow at 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 d. m Morning
subject, New Methods OF Salvation" Evening.
Gathering Up the Fragments" Sunday school,
$50 a. m The public invited.
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STORAGE.

sIORAGE-INDP'LS WAREHOUSE CO.
W. = kurtz. Pres III. A. Grassland, Mgr.
New 517-523 s. Penn. Phone 1343
We STORE. PACK and HAUL
sToRAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks: only hrst-class storage solicited
GRATING AND PACKING OF HOUSEHOID
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
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New York Won Final Game.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE New Yorks
won the final game with Chicago to-day
through superior batting. New York has
made big offer for Murphy. the Norwich,
Conn, second baseman. Score:
r III f.
Chicago ........0 0 0 O OIL 0
New York 100 0 3 0 1 IS IL ?
Batteries-Garvin and King; Hawley and
Grady. Attendance-700.
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AFRAID OF THE SPARKS
INDIANAPOLIS LACKED FIRE IN ITS
BATTING YESTERDAY.
Only Four Players succeeded i'm
smuggling the Cover of the Ball
I'm the Right Place.

Milwaukee S-IndianapoIis 1
Chicago $50. 1-Buffafo q
Cleveland -. 5-Minnespolis
Minneapolis .1O-Cleveiand -
KANSAS CIty-Det'rf-Wet Grounds.
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~>~~~~.~~~~~~~-~l~ >~~>~~~O~~~~O|D~>~D~~
BEERBOWER-Robert w. Beerbower, at Den
yer. Col, Sept. L. Funeral Will be held sun
day at y. m. from his late residence, az Bu-
chanan street
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SEALED PROPOSALS..

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
the Board OF Commissioners OF Marion county.
Indiana. WILL up TO 10 o'clock a. m. Saturday,
crawling Central avenue from Fall creek bridge
north to Thirty-fourth street. according 10 plans
and specifications on file in the Office Of the
auditor OF Marion county. Each bid must be ac-
oompanied by bond and affidavit required
by law. The board reserves the right TO reject
any all bids
Witness hands this 18th day Of September.
100. JOHN MGREGOR,
HENRY l.. HARDTNG.
JAMES r. GREER.
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
the Board OF Commissioners of Marion county.
Indiana. WILL up to 10 O'Clock a Saturday.
Sept %. $780, receive sealed bids for grading and
crawling Spring Mill free gravel road at
crossing Of White river, according 10 plans and
specifications file I'm the Office OF the auditor
of Marion county. Each bid must be accom-
panied by bond and affidavit as required by
law. The board reserves the right 10 reject any
all bids.
Witness hands this 18th day Of September.
1900. JOHN MGREGOR,
HENRY l. HARDING,
JAMES E GREER.
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Notice Is hereby given that the undersirn,0
the Board or Commissioners OF Marion county
Indiana. viii. up 10 IA O'Clock q. n, SATURDAY.
Sept -. 1900 receive sealed bids for MAXIM
cement walks al new insane asylum at Juletff
according 10 plans and specifications or, nle ~.
the office OF the auditor OF Marion county. -. N
bid must be accompanied by a bond and afldaxlf
as required by law; The board reserves the right
10 reject any ali bids
Witness our hands this lsth day Of septembs,
1900 JOHN MGREGOf
HENRY l. HARDING.
JAMES y. GREER
Commissioners Of Nari6a Countv
Attest. Harry Is. smith, Auditor.
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SOME CLOSE FINISH Es.
Exciting Day of Racing ut the
Washington Park Track.

CHICAGO, June 26-Over 8,GOa neorIo
saw the racing today at Washing ten
PARK The track was fast and the
weather was warm. The stake event. the
Lakeside, for two-year-oIds, brought
about meeting between Miss Eennett,
CT Memphis, and SofaIa, of California
the stars Of their respective sections
Ihey opened a to . each SofaIa was
packed to 20 20, while Miss Bennett al,
Vanced to to l. Miss Bennett Wcn
easily; TeHuy Belle made the early pace
Miss Bennett lay in good position to the
stretch. where she drew away and won
easily from Lady SChorr, who beat Fancy
Wood three lengths. SJfaIa finished
In the first race Alcedo was made an
odds-on ravorite. Lamanchus was lack
Ell from 10 to l to to 2, and led his
Held merry clip until right at the wire
where AIcCdO managed TO win by nose
In the next race Garry Hermann, sup
posed to be the best tWO-year-old IL the
West. had a terrible battle with AIarh
Scheck The latter was the paCena Ler
and hung on like bulldog in the Strt.tcl,
and they appeared to pass the wire on
practically even terms. Garry Hermann
got the decision.
Ola Tupn1ast won the last race, laying
In last place until the stretch, and thcr
coming on with a rush. Summaries:
First race. mile and seventy yards
AIcedO won; Lamanchus second, Flor fzar
third. TiTe, III.
Second race, tive lougs-Garry Herr
mann won; Alard Scheck second, Pale
tou third. Tirue. 1:GlA.
Third race, Lakeside stakes for two
year-olds, five furIongs-Miss Bennett
wen. Lady Seh0rr second, Fancy Wood
third. Time, 1:92.
Fourth race, handicap, one mile-The
Elector. won. Sam FuIlen second. The
Lady third. Time. Ia.
fifth race, six furIongs-Sly won. Al
garcia second, Reminder shird. Time,
1I32i
Sixth race. one mile-Toprnast won. Init
Bitter Root second, Chappaqua third.
Time, 1:42.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
First race, mile and seventy yards-Ted
Pirate III. FlaCnt To-. ZOeraster 100. Sill
yer Garter 81, Bannockburn u6. W. Over
ton 107.
Second race, five furioug- 3irnfncz,
VitiIlius, NJ. L. ROthschild, The Brave,
I'lUgerIine III BattUs lis.
Third race, handicap. one and q six
teeHth miIes-Sdm Phillips, Nobleman 10.
Bruiare 81. Einstein 90, Otto leo, Advance
Guard 108
Fourth race. SIX furTongs, seIEing-lFigh
Ho. The Pride NJ RaZeIIa 10, John
Grigsby 1914, Branch 106, Teucor lis Mid
wood 107, RIuaIdo III
Fifth race, uile-1-he Monk. Prince
Plenty, Norford. Wax, Tau Mills lis, The
Pobby 112, Starch. Light 10
Sixth race, six furloUgS, Sellfng-IIttIe
Reggie, John A Morris rs, Josephine B
10, Isenik. Inovator. Odea 1o5, Pope Leo
III, Onome Stus lis
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Lost Her Glass Day Baseball Came
to Harvard.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. June 26-Yale
lost her class day baseball game to Har-
ward, to o. The game up to the sew
enth inning was not with features suf-
fcient to keep the interest of the spec
tatOrs. It was a pretty even battle up
to that point but Harvard led off IN the
seventh inning with a batting streak,
finding Robertson for two good base hits,
Clarke and Pitcher Stillman finally scor-
ing on a two-base hit cracked out by
Colhden. Sullivan, for Yale, sent out
the only thTee-base hit of the game. His
narrow miss at third was eclipsed by the
poor Judgment shown in the order sent
him to run, and TO the batter, Hirsch to
bunt, Sullivan's understanding being that
he should run on any hit. Sullivan ran.
but Hirsch failed to hit and Sullivan was
caught twenty feet from the home plate
by Reid, who waited for him to come
After that Yale was out easily Hirsch
flying to Laughlin. In the next, the final
inning, Harvard secured her third run by
Camps error. 1t was a heart-breaking
game for Yale. and had a dampening in
huence on the celebration planned by the
returned graduates In the seventh
Devens, while al bat, was struck on the
nose and badly bruised by pitched bail
He bled profusely, and had to leave the
game. Score:
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shcepshead Fay Races.

NEW YORK. June 26-An uuusualt,
G1s crowd attended the races az She ps-
nedd lay today The Tidal stake FOR
three-year-Olds at one milo was me fen
tuTe. and II resulted IN stirring strt.g-
gle. McMeeldn, The favoritc. winning I'm
hard drive oy Q neck from David Car
rick. Summarize.
FIRST race. six furi0ngs-To,o won. Go a
OF second. Hammock third Tf-Ia. 'I.I4
second race five and half furl0uzss.
selling-TelamOn Won Mid eco "a
Trigger third Time. 1907.
Third race, one mile and an eighth
hnlght OF the Garter won. Maid o. far-
lem second. The KeotI kan third Tirle.
2-212.
Fourth. race. one mile. the TfdlI stakes
-NcAleekin won. David Garrlck -econd.
Mesmerist third Time. l.N 90
Firth race, the Spring Futurity course
The Parade won. Hdudw1rk second Lux.
Ward third. Ti1e. l.fQ
Sixth race. one mile and % sixteenth
on turI-DOiaTdO Won BJmbsheu secord
Lady Massie third. Time. I.i7 rs.
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landed or the body Gus stabbed his left
70 the face and sent Toms head ba K.
Tom was bleeding badly from the eye and
nose. Tom rushed To Il Cliuch and pulled
Gus across the ring. They broke and
Tom sent hard right to RuhUns body.
RuHlin shifted about the ring, but met
Om's PUSHES with left jabs Neither
man blows were carrying any force.
Round Thirteen-TOm rushed but Gus
danced away and Tom griuned- Gus
ldoncd his left 70 the face. and, forcing
70 the head. Tom forced his way out and
bore Gus across the ring and swung
hard right To the head. Gus was cool
and fought cautiously he tabbsd Tom
hard on the face and hooked his right
70 the head at the same time blocking
bell
Round Fourteen-Tom rushed and fell
short with his right for the body Gus
Jabbed his left 10 the face and almost
took Tom off his feet Rubin now seem
ed stronger. and three times jolted his
right for the head. Tom was bad and
Gus banged him about with both hands,
playing heavily on the head II looked
as II he would surely go, but by hang
ing on he managed to stay the round.
SHARKEY KNOCKED OUT.
Round FIfteen-Tom was first up He
closed, but Gus sent him away with
short left and right josts on the head
Tom looked tired. and Gus followed him
and 1dobed his head back and eros sed
MS IlSnL 10 the Jaw Tom staggered,
and Ruhltn stepped in and banged him
with both hands until the sailor stag
gered to the floor. He was UP AT he
count. but unable TO make Il defense.
ana again he went % the carpet from
RuhIln' blows. With bulldog game ness.
ne struggled again to his feet Gus by
this time was hardly able 70 use his
hands. When Tom again regaine,I his
feet ne staggered TO the game sailor and
sent short let's and rights to the head
that looked as II they would not hurt a
child. but Tom was so badly done for
that he again went down under them
Again he rose bitndly TO his feet. and
Gus walked to him. Tom tried to cIfrch
but Gus stepped back, and with a straight
LETT 10 the face and right hand up
percut to the jaw. Tom topped fOrwa I'd
all cut, and Referee johnny White waved
Euhlin to his corner. while the sailor
pugfILst ) seconds carried him to his cor
Eer. where he gradually revived and WIS
soon able 10 leave tie ring.
NOW AFTER JEFFRIES.
When seen IN his dressing room. Rubin
acted like big child well. what did
you think OF it," was his greeting to the
interviewers. Didn't do all right7 I'm
4 big, SOW fellow, and can't fight, maybe
but L won, didn't I? Toms a tough,
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Earned runs. Chicago 8, Minneapolis 1:
left on bases. Chicago S. Minneapolis !;
two-base hits. Mcfarland, Buckley, VIII
mot; home run, Parker; sacrifice hit Is
bell; stolen bases, IsbeII 3, Shugart, Pad
by Parker 2; bases on balls. of Fisher 2
off Parker 3; hit with bail, IsbeH; time
LOO; umpire. Sheridan.
CLEVELAND WON IN THE NINTH.
CLEVELAND. June 26.-CIeveland won
today's game IN the ninth inning With
none out. ViOX singled, Casey threw
Spies attempted sacrifice over DiIIon's
head and Viox came home on the error.
Fauver pitched strong game. Umpire
Cantillon's decisions were complained Of
Score.
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game fellow, and gave NE a good fr1-
puI mad not any doubt as % the result
am not hurt and feel fine. and VIVA .ver
biHy Madden says goes with me. Ir he
wants me TO fight. III fight. / don't care
Ills manager. Billy Madden. said.
ven We ara now ready for Mr.. Jetfries
ana hope he viii come to time without
delay think ! have the champion and
VIII make match as soon as J-ffriss
sisnifies willingness. and DO not think
work
ShaTkey was down-hearted BIZ, he had
no excuses 20 make He was wliHns. 10
meet his conquerer again. and had $4,000
to wager that there would b. FL d. IL REM
result than that OF tonight.
Jim COrbett was highly e.atsd He
said Jsffries had done a lot OF t-lkin-
and would now have TO make good his
bluft or quit
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Snowfiakes beat FIoan & Leyeroos
team 10 to at Post Siding.
The Quicksteps will cross bats with
the Nelson's Kids at Aurora park Sa fITT-
day afternoon at 2:?o.
The New Prague Banners defeated the
Shakopee Corals by a score of 3 to on
the New Prague diamond. The game was
exciting from start to finish. New
5 TEas ue prayed seven games and won six
They would like to hear from any ANA
teur club n the state Score:
shskopes II Q 2 0 Q -
and Koenig; Shakopee, Witt and MaertZ.
TIE West st. PauIs beat the Rivals q
10 .. They challenge any club of six
teen to seventeen. year-oId players
The Elks are willing to play the Vol
unteers d week from next Sunday on the
Payne avenue grounds if return game is
promised on Harrison and Western or
randolph street grounds. They are also
VIKING To play the Colts, Germans or any
Other team in or out of the city under
eighteen. Next Sunday they will play the
FaVOrttes on Harrison and Western
al 2:20 o clock. Address H F. Cumrntngs
~ West Third street.
ne Nelson Kids defeated the Jeltrek
Kids yesterday. II TO 10. The features
or the game were the heavy hitting Of
the. Nelson's The Nelson Kids will meet
St AIbans ground
The Collins baseball team. of Burkhard.
Wis defeated the Hudson pubic school
Is to j. They have Won nine out Of ten
games played.
The Tornadoes defeated the stormys in
an interesting game on the Crickets.
the score being 10 to s. Tie features Of
the game were the pitching of Hoffman
and the all-around playing of Etle. Score
by innings.
TornadGes ...-.....0 50 o 30
St0Fmys -..---...--2 0 D 0 o 0 O. )
Batteries: TOrnadOes. Hoffman and
Et!9; Stormys, Mcdonald. Reddy and H
Abeldt- The Torn2dC es Won like TO Eear
from the strongest stxteen-year-oId team
IN the city, or the champion sixteen
year-old team of Minneapolis. Address G.
Sehauer, II02 Sylvan street -