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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-01
IS FIRST o. ITS KIND
w. A. POWERS MAKES A DOUBLE
CENTURY OVER THE NORTH
FIELD COURSE
RECORD THAT STANDS ALONE
Once Over the Course, WithsIts Hills
and DaIes, Has Been Enough
for the Other
Riders.

The first double century ever ridden
over the Mortified century course was
accomplished yesterday by w. A. Powers.
OF st. Paul, local centurion of the c. r. c.
The start. was made at $3.50 a. m. from
the checking station at Seventh and St
Peter streets. timers at the start being
M. c. Harrison, Boyd Hartzeu and James
McIlrath. The first century was com
pleted at HIS a M. or in 7 hours. 4S
minutes. At exactly u m. Powers started
on the second trip, finishing in good con-
dition at 944 p. m, making the total
elapsed time for the 200 miles. Is hours.
IL minutes
This ride will go on record as one Of
the most wonderful performances of the
season, as the Mortified course is cele-
orated throughout the country as being
one Of the hardest century courses In
America. Heretofore the best Minnesota
road riders have been satisfied with a
single century over the hills and dales
of the old Dodd road
Mr.. Powers has demonstrated to all the
veteran road riders what can be done
In way of distance riding without pace
or outside assistance Of any nature. He
finished his long ride in apparent excel
lent condition. and received the congratu-
latons OF score of friends who had re-
ceiyed a Tip" and were gathered at the
finishing point ready to welcome the
rider.
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GUN CLUBS ANNUAL TOURNEY
1t VIII Not He Held at State Fair
Grnunda.

The annual state championship shoot
under the auspices of the st. Paul Gun
club will be brought off during the third
week in September The contest, as
usual, will be open to the gun clubs Of
the state and the shooting public. ex-
cept professionals and agents OF the vari-
GUS gun factories. DR.. l.. w. Lyon, the
newly elected field captain, will be IN
charge. Fifty targets each will be shot
at, the winner to be awarded the dia-
mond badge. This. badge has been con-
tested for in years past by many fine
shots and held by them during the year
following it's bestoYa1 on them.
At an adjourned meeting last night. In
the offices of the Gotziah Shoe company.
it was decided tochold the shoot this
season at the Intercity trap. instead Of
at the state fair grounds. The meeting
was called to order by, President Lyon,
and after various routine matters had
been disposed of the election Of officers
for the coming term was taken up and
resulted as follows: George w. Free
man. president; H. E. Hunt, vice presi-
dent; p. H. Gotzian, secretary; L. w.
Lyon, field captain: VIII Perkins Jr.,
treasurer This Is Mr. Perkins fourth
term as. treasurer 81 the association.
f. w. Ramaley. L W. Lyon and p. H.
Gotham were appointed to arrange for
the state championship shoot.
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CLAW HOLDS THE LEAD.
WOmen's Bicycle Race Was Very
Exciting Last Night.

The second night-of the seven nights
women's race at the Broadway rink last
night resulted in a very exciting finish
For few seconds near the finish it
looked as If Dottie Farnsworth would
take first honors for the second night,
but plucky little Lizzie Claw held her
own and finished first A spirited contest
was kept UP during the entire evening.
and numerous spurts by the different
riders kept the crowd in a state of fever
ish excitement during the entire hour
and a half'a riding.
Miss Hokenson. who lost nine laps Mon
day evening. only lost three laps last
night. AT one time during the evening
she made a plucky squirt and succeeded
In taking the lead and kept 1t for about
three minutes.
At the finish Of the first two hours
for the two evenings, the riders stood as
follows: CLAW, first, thifty-nine miles !;
Farnsworth, second, thirty nine miles;
Olson, third, thirty-nine miles; Ward,
fourth, thirty-nine miles; HokenSon, fifth,
thirty-eight miles and five laps.
The finish OF the first hour for the
evening found the four leaders In the
same position with nineteen miles and
eight laps to their credit for the even
ing
The finish was very exciting and at
track in order to give the leaders a clear
track for the finish
At the finish CLAW tried her very best
to gain lap on the rest, but Farnsworth
showed her grit and kept Claw guessing
until the gong sounded.
At the 1nish of the second nights rid
ing the riders stood as follows: Claw,
first. fifty-seven miles and twelve laps;
Farnswerth. second, nfty-seven miles
and twelve laps; Olson, third, fifty-seven
miles and twelve laps, Ward, fourth,
ifty-seven miles and twelve laps: Hoken-
son. fifth. fifty-six miles and fourteen
laps.
The races tonight will commence at $3.50
sharp.
There were over twelve hundred in at
tendance last night.
Miss Ward was forced to leave the
track three laps before the finish on
account of two broken spokes in her
front wheel No other accidents hap
pened during the evening and everything
passed off very smoothly.
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J. REIFF WON -FOUR RACES.
American Jockeys Made a Good
Showing at GOOdwOOd, Eng.

LONDON. July 31.-At the first days
racing at Goodwood. the stewards cup.
valued at $500. was won by j. A. Stew
arts Royal Flush. ridden by Johnny
Reiff. Richard Cookers Americus, rid
den by Rigby. was second.
The Charlton Welter handicap plate
Spectrum, on which j. Reifr had the
mount.
The West Dean stakes of e5 each for
starters. with Gl0O added, was won by
w Sibarys Armful. j. Reif was again
the rider.
The Richmond stakes. of IS sovereigns
each, with G100 added, was won by Sir
Il. Cassels Handicapped, with l.. Reiff
in the saddle.
The Gratwick stakes OF G1O0 which
was won by Lord Harewoods Free Com
panion. j. Reiff was once more the sue
cessful jockey. making his fourth win
for tha daV
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JANICE WON STAKES.
Beat FavOrite by Neck I'm DistaR
Stakes MT Brighton.

NEW YORK. July 31.--In the Dtstafr
stakes for two-year-old FLIES at Brighton
Beach today the Keene stable scratched
Cap and Bells, thinking they could win
with All Saints. but Janice upset their
calculations by winning by neck from.
All Saints Meehanus won the Flight
handicap by a head. Summary: -
First race. five furlongs, selling, the
Brother won, Cogswell second, EGgefieId
third. Time 1-03 20
Second race. six furlongs, selling
Mercer won. Harry McCoun second,
F'luke third. Time, Ills.
Third race. the Distaff stakes, five and
a half furlongsr won, All Saints
second. Agnes D third. Time, 1:OS SIS.
Fourth race. mile selling-Bettie Gray
won, Brigade second. Exit third Time,
1:42.
Fifth race. the Flight handicap, six
furlongs-Meehanus won, Heliobas
second. Lady Uncas third. Time. 113 Is.
Sixth race, one. and one-eighth miles
Decanter won, Blueaway second Time,
lisa.
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CLOSE FINISH AT CHICAGO.
Sensational Race at Hawthorne
Yesterday-Lime Light Won.


CHICAGO, July 3-Lime Light and
Guess Me finished q sensational finish in
the fourth race at Hawthorne today 1t
of the judges to separate them They
were finally placed In the order named
Summarizes:
First race, six furlongs-Bugaboo won,
Woodstock second, Fondo third. Time,
1:161i.
Second race, six furlongs-Marsara won,
GoebeI second, Onomast third. Time,
Third race, five furlongs-Fanckwood
won, Barbara M second, Regent third.
Time 1:01%.
won, Lomond second. Guess Me third.
Time, 1:2SA.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth-Alcedo
won The Unknown second, Scarlet Lily
third Time, 1:461s
Sixth race, mile and an eighth-Cog-
mosey won, Vincennes second, Catastro-
phe third. Time. 1:54A.
Seventh race, seven furlongs = Qutch
Comedian won, L. T. Cation second. Fran
Rlble third. Time, 1:2712.
ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.
First race, eleven sixteenths of mile
Robert Waddell, Galanthus. 102; Oricus,
Shut Up, Curdgillock, 105; Maldonado
and Ford Fork, 105, copied as Baldwin en-
try; Impromptu. Chandman, Sortie, 10S;
First Pop, 49,
Second race, three-quarters Of a mile
Olekna, Emma M, 101; Emma r, Onoto,
11S; Miss Stanley. los; Lady Brittanic,
Lomond John Grigsby, 1903; Rival Dare,
Maggie Davis, ITO; Jim Gore H., liz; Emil
gre, 116.
Third race, mile-Harry Frost, wam-
pago, 1902; Oscar Tolle, Port Jarvis, los:
Princess Tatana, 107; Money Muss, DIM
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Leach out for inter -erence
Earned runs. Pittsburg 10; three-base
hits. Beaumont Wagner; two-base hits.
Beaumont. OBrien. Ritchey Ely, Tan
nehil1 3; first base en- errors, Pittsburg 2,
Brooklyn 1; left on bases. Pittsburg g.,
Brooklyn 5; struck out by Kennedy 4. by
Nops 2, by Howell 2; stolen bases, Beau
mont, O'Brien. Leach; bases on balls. by
Kennedy l. by Nops 1. by Howell l, by
Tannehilf l: double plays. Dahlen to Jen-
Ely, Ritchey to O'Brien. Ritchey to
O Brien to Ely: hit by pitched bali. by
Tannehill q; passed ball. Mcclure: time,
2:17; umpire Terry
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zulu, 10; Dandy Jim, Icon, Tyr, 11a; jim

zulu, 10; Dandy Jim, Icon, Tyr, 113; jim
inese, 100.
Fourth race, three-auarters of a mile
Louisville, Ale Davis. 10; Pirate J, 106i
Oneta, 10S; Little Singer, Laura K, 100;
Senator Thompson Intrigue, Sir Dick
Little Billie, no; Interfere. 113; Insolvent
Ia
Fifth race-Guess Me, 100; Eta. Lydias.
49, F'reelinghuysen, "a; Goodale, Billie
Garrett, So Duty, 100; Polly Pitcher, 101;
Leando, los; The Devil. Invery, Ill; San
Venado, ia.
Sixth race. mile-Mitten. 80; greensboro,
Ben Chance, go; Sister Fox, SO: Castake
Papa Harry, 102; Racivan, LOG: Henry c.
Sam McKeever, los; Jim McCleevy, 100;
Blue Lick 112
Seventh race, mile = Hard Knot. los;
Mint Sauce, John Baker Hub Prather
Toribio, Old Mike, 1O2; Lamaschus, "a;
Van Hoorebeke, Star Cotton, 81.
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Trophy Won ut the Forks.

GRAND FORKS, July 31.-Messrs. c.
G. Hoch and w. E. Rowe have returned
from Winnipeg, where they participated
in the Western Canada trap shooting
tournament. In the international contest
o. Seymour, of East Grand Forks. recoe-
nized as one Of the crack shots OF the
north. captured the individual prize by
the splendid score of As out of a possible
so. In the team shoot the men from this
side of the lire captured the pennants by
total score of 2O4 out Of go. the Cana
dams attaining 1q2
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Munich Chess Games.

MUNICH. July sd.-At the adjournment
of play in the international chess tourna-
ment at / D. m. today, Cohn had won
from Halgrin. Jakob had lost to Pills
bury, Schlecter had worsted Bardelepen,
and Gottschall had succumbed to Won-
In the evening session the following ad-
ditional results were recorded:
Maroczy beat Marco. Showalter defeat
ed Berger. Janowsk lost to Popiel. while
the game between Billboard and Burn
remained unfinished, the position being
very much In favor OF Burn
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-01

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
Child, SOFTEl1S the GUMS. ALLAYS
the hest remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists In every part Of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslow 3
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
TwertnNgve cents q bottle
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Earned runs, Boston 5, Cincinnati 8:
two-base hits. Freeman, Barrett; three,
base hits, Crawford 2; home runs, Stein
feldt 2. Lowe, Breitenstein. Collins;
stolen bases, Long 2, Barry, Stahi; dou,
BILE plays Long to Lowe to Barry, Cor
coran to Beckley; sacrifice hit, Hahn:
first base on balls, off Cuppy 2. off Hahn
z, off Breitenstein 1; hit by pitched ball.
Freeman; struck out, by Lewis 1, by
Hahn l. by Breitenstein / passed bali.
Kahoe; time, 2:25; umpire Swartwood.
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ST. LOUIS. July 31-John c. Meyers,
q we'll known athlete today swan from
Alton. H.. to ST Louis, a distance OF
twenty-seven miles. In exactly six hours.
He swan easily the entire distance and
was not greatly fatigued at the finish.
Meyers wagered that he could make the
distance in five hours.
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BROOKLYN. July 31-The BrookIyrs
met with their worst defeat of the season
today The Pittsburgs used up three
pitchers. making 26 hits with total of
81 bases. They also outplayed the
champions at every point, supporting
Tannehill. who pitched a great game In
brilliant style. Leach's playing at third
was the feature, while OBrien. Beau
mont and Tannehill batted like fiends,
the pitcher getting three doubles and a
GOO Score.
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Ct. I1aTned runs, Chicago 1. New York 4;
4; left on bases, Chicago Ii. New York &:
bases on balls. off Garvin 8. off Mercer 4:
struck cut, by Garvin /. by Mercer q;
tWo-base hits, Davis, Hickman, McCar-
thy; sacrifice hits, Selbach, Childs: stolen
bases, Doyle, Gleason. Green; double
plays, Mercer to Davis to Doyle, Hickman
70 70 Gleason. Mertes to Childs to Camel.
GarVln TO CAMEL, Chance to Bradley;
time, 2:25. aS ;
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Changes I'm Lake MinnctonI<a Train
Service.

Effective Aug. LIST, the following
changes will be made in the train SERVED
between st. Paul and Lake Minnetonks
via Great Northern Ry
Train now leaving Spring Park at 3:N
p. m. Will leave at 80 p. m; train now
leaving Spring Park at 900 y. m. will
leave at $50 p. m. The Hutchinson train
will run via Spring Park extension, Ieav-
Ing Hutchinson at Gas a. m, reaching
st. Paul at l1:00 a. m. No change on
west bound Hutchinson train.
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BROOKLINE. Mass. July s1-F. D.
Davis, OF st. Louis. defeated b. c..
Wright. Of Boston, this afternoon. I'm the
final match at Longwood for the Long
wood cup. Davis earned half of his points,
while Wright scored almost All of his on
his opponents outs and nets The score:
Sc; CO; Go; ca; 81
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Earned runs, st. Louis 4, Philadelphia
2; sacrifice hit, Slagle; stolen bases, Keis-
ter, Wallace. Lajoie: double plays, La
joie to Delehanty, Wolverton to Dele
hanty, Delehanty to Cross; left on bases.
St Louis g. Philadelphia 6; first base on
balls, off Jones 4, off Frazer 4, off Dom
ahue g. hit by pitched bail, McGraw;
struck out. by Jones 3. by Frazer 1 pass
ed ball. Criger; time, 2:10; umpire, Hurst.
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*Andrews injured Dial. Fourth.

Earned runs, Minneapolis s. two-base
hits, Harvey. Werden 2; home runs. Wer-
den; passed balls, Schreckongost 2: wild
pitches, kerwin 1, Bailey 1; bases on
kerwin l: left on bases, Minneapolis S.
Buffalo II; double plays, Andrews to Ca
rey, Atherton to Holman to Carey: stolen
base, Carey; time. 205; umpire, Cantilon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-01

Earned runs. Milwaukee 8. Detroit 4;
two-base hits, Ketchemr2, Diggins An
Holmes. Dillon. Nieol; first base on balls
off Bowling l. off Rettger 2; hit by
pitcher. Conroy; passed ball. McAllister;
ing l, by Rettger e by Cronin 2; double
plays, Elberfeld to Ryan to Dillon; Casey
to Ryan to Dillon; umpire. Sheridan;
tiY,1a AZ
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A DOSE OF WHITEWAsu

MINNEAPOLIS, July 81 - Werden's
hard hitting and the fine pitching Of Bal
Nance and Abbattachio were bad in the
field. but the team worked together and
repeatedly left the Bisons with three on
bases. The best of fielding was done by
the visitors, but Bailey held them down
to three hits, preventing single score.
Attendance. 500. Score:
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coon GAME AT CHICAGO.
Indianapolis Shut Out, While WIN
ners Secured Only One RIM

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Buffalo at Minneapolis.
Detroit at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Kansas City.
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WON IN THE NINrH

KANSAS CITY, July S1.-With three
half of the ninth inning, Farrell knocked
a three-bagger to right field, scoring three
runs. O'Brien then sent one to the same
place and Farrell scored the winning run
after Cleveland had practically cinched
the game in the eighth. Attendance, 500.
Score. "
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Motherhood

and the daily household cares demand q
MALT-NUTRINE Is best and easiest
taken. Made by the Anheuser- Busch
Brewing Assn That assures its merit.
Sold by all druggists
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TAIL ENDERs WON.
Chicago Easily Defeated by the
Giants Yesterday.

NEW YORK. July 31.-The Chicago's
did not have chance to win today 8
game after the fifth inning. The New
Yorks hit almost when they pleased. and
this. coupled with the Chicago's errors,
easy victory. In the sixth inning War
ner ran into the stand after catching
Child's foul and sustained compound
fracture of the left arm. The bone at
the elbow is shattered, and there is q
break a few inches above the elbow. He
was removed. to the j. Hood Wright hos
pitaL Attendance, 1000. Score:
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Indianapolis in a fine contest today. Both
pitchers were on edge, but Katol Kent
hts hits scattered, and had the opposing
batters guessing most of the time. The
fielding of each team was excellent. Al
tendance. 1.S00. Score:
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Excursion to Portland, Me.

The 500 Line will make a rate to Port
land and return, including all necessary
expenses Get itinerary for excursion at
$40 Robert street.
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Rent WeIch Rarebit.

ROsTON. July 31-John Nelson defeat
ed Jimmy Michael by five yards in the
tWenty-miIe paced race at Charles River
mark Tonight Time, 1903 LIS.
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NI'GRAW'S TEAM WON.
Played Fast, Snappy Ball, While
PhfIadeInbia Bnftad poo-1

PHILADELPHIA, July 31-Both Frazer
and Donahue were ineffectfve TO-DAY. and
st. Louis won from Philadelphia with
ease. The visitors played q fast, snappy
game, while the locals fielded slowly and
batted poorly. Attendance. 3.431 Score:
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BosTONs SUCCEED THE BALL.
They Beat Cincinnati by Superior
Work With the SticI-

BOSTON, July 31.-Both teams slugged
the ball from the time the game Wa ais'S s. Tu
ed until the last man was out. Hahn in
1ured his hand in the third, but pitched
the inning out, Breitenstein taking his
out of the box in the sixth. and Lewis
HHnlshed the game. Attendance, 1000
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z;Zf trotting, pureS $50O-
Contralto, CHI m. by The Conqueror
(McCoryt ...... .....................l l
Mabel Onward. m Smith .....2 2 q
Prince Darkness, blk & (Jones) ......3 8
Cleora. CHI m (Niles) .................4
Lily Sligo. m (Highfleld) ........6
Extinct, b h (Staples) ................5 6
Carysande. or m york. ..........7 Z z
Nellie b, b M CUtterback) ...........dls
Time 2:l5A. 2:1212, 2:15.
2:4O pacing, purse $500
Plumline, b m. by Wool Line
GS sGnsRdleP + m cH i,' ..1 III
Joe Wheeler. Oh s Qwin) ......2 2 4 3
Jim Sheldon, b (Arnold) - 8 3
La Crescent. b h (Hansen) ....5 4
Maud Oleson, blk m (I<lmble).6 8
Pat Wilkes. b (Hanes) ......8 7 dis
Orton, b & (BOcOck) ............8 dis
Dolly Bashan, b m (Payne) 80 dis
Time, 2:1015, PIP. 2;l2H, 2:1412, 2:15m.
2:1S pacing, purse $500
Oak Grove, g, by Ashgrove
(BlckerSham) .......... ........8
Lou Vaughn, m Payne) III 8 8 2
Country Girl. b m Cribbets) .....5 2 8
Bob Bowsher. CHI (POrter) - Z
Lady Goldfield. b M (Strawn)..3 5 4 6
Reno M. m (Milliken) .....9 6 3
Alabama Coon, g Grub ....6 Z G dis
Prince Stevens, CHI m (McMa-
MARI. $3.50. ......................4 8 Ql3
Countess Knight, b m CWooD..7 dis
Time, 2:10, 2:10, 2:11 2:10h
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Adam Fetsch's, Fifth and Robert.
Smokers in the city will find a COM
plete stock of Key West Cigars
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Earned run. Chicago i; left on bases
Chicago 10, Indianapolis 8: two-base hits
OLeary, Buckley, Seybold; sacrifice hits.
4. Mcfarland. Geier, Magoon; struck out
by Katool s. by Gardnerz4; bases on balls
off Gardner 3; time, 200; umpire, McDon,
oil
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cHIcAGo. July sl.-chioago shut Out
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
Some UnIOOked-FOr Results at CO.
Iunlbus

COLUMBUS. o.. July 31.-This was a
day of surprises at the Columbus Driv-
ing park. Not single favorite won.
The PA trot was the best of the day
Sister Alice was hot favorite on her
showing at Cleveland, but Merriment
won In straight heats Geers drove the
bay Mare, and each heat was marked by
the sensational finishes for which he is
famous. Summaries:
2:16 pace, purse $1,000 postponed, four
heats driven Monday
The Admiral. h. by B. E.
Sur lPayne) ......-........ l 1
Annie thornton, b m (A1ilI-
err .-.........................3 3 3
Harma Patchen, b g Val-
1t s8ti4s' g lMarDhyj -. sgfisss 70 2
Bessie Thompson. m
Tom Calhoun. m e.
QIughes) ................... 70
Lady. Garrett, m (Ma-
LocitRart. c h g lshepard). dis
Ferrum b q (Garfield) dis
Time, 2:09A 2:10A, PHI, 2:l3. 2:10. 2:11h.
2:25 pace. purse 81, 500
Sphynx medium. br h, by
Don tn kyley. b g Hfudaonj.. 8 3 / s .
Little Frank, Goblin
ro sHn1 Mach ,;,i Mccarthy J s q 96
Star Pugh, oh g Qock-
r0 wOG %Illiams. = iarcenj. HI F Fo
Legal Hal, b h tSwhitson). / 6 dis
Gefsha, b h Incredibly -. 5 dis
Time, 2:11H, 2:11A. 2:121s. 2:121A 2:16k.
2:151S.
Eli trot, purse 5000
Maggie Anderson. m, by AM
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PITTsBURG SECURED 20 HITS OFF
THE THREE OPPOSING
TWIRLERS
M1LLERs IN WINNING FORM
They Administer u Coat of White
wash to BufaIO-DetrOit, Kansas
City and Chicago
Also Won.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Chicago at New York
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
PittSburg at Brooklyn.
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Via 1.-THE Milwnukee's" New Train
You can leave Minneapolis 1850 D. m.
and st. Paul HIPS p. m. (every mighty.
and arrive Milwaukee 10:45 a. m. and Z hi.
cago 200 D. m. Fine sleepers and coaches
through to Chicago.
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BOWLING DID NOT LAST.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, July 91-Dowling
only lasted two innings the visitors scor.
Ing six runs on as many hits and three
errors. This was enough to win the game
Tor the home team could not overcome
this lead. Rettger and Cronin both pitch
ed a good game. The batting of Dillon
ana the heldlng of Bierbautr, Ryan and
Ketchem were the features. Attendance
900. Score:
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TROTTING AT HEDRICK.
Fast Heats In the 2.4O and 2.LS
Events.

HEDRICK, To-, July 31.-Fast racing
was witnessed by large attendance at
the opening day of the light harness races
at the Hedrick mile track today. Sum
marieS;
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scored.
Earned runs. Kansas City 3, Cleveland
!; three-base hit. Farrell; sacrifice hits.
ms, O Brien; bases on balls, off Gear 2,
off Hoffer u; left on bases. Kansas CITY
Z. Cleveland 8; double play. Hotter to
Srisham to Lachance; hit by pitcher. FRS
bic; struck out, by Hoffer 2; time. las;
umpire. Mannassau.
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