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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-01-11

n IRIS. PINKHAM says that irritabi1ity indicates disease
IVb Women who are nervous and snappish are to be
piied. Their homes are uncomfortable; their dis
positions grow constantly worse. Such women need the coun-
sci and treatment of a woman who understands the peculiar
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FITS Permanently Cured. No fits or nervousness after
first DAVIS use of DR.. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer.
Send for FREE $500 trial bottle and treatise.
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my husband that some
thing must be done, for
I was nearly frantic with
pain. Having read of
tn e wonderful cures
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound had
performed, determined
to try it. / have taken
it and am happy to say 1
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to all my friends and
tire of telling the benz
have derived from its u:
have you alone to than
my recovery"
MRS. ELLEN FLANA-
CAN, 1910 Mountain St. !,
Philadelphia, Pa, writes
dear MRS. PINKHAM
Three years ago I was
a sufferer from chronic
dyspepsia, was irritable
and cross, and can say
that after taking seven
bottles of lydia E. Pink.
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l believe my prompt use of Piso's Cure
prevented quick consumption.-Mrs. Lucy
Wallace, Marquette. Kan Dec. ~, '95.
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$1,000 Per week Salary.

We pay ga per week for ii man with rig to intro
duce our goods In the country. Write for terms
Kansas Food Co., Dept. u, Kansas City, Mo.
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THE GRIP CURE THAT DOES CURE

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets removes
the cause that produces La Grippe. E. W.
Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
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Stuck to the Prescription.

Doctor-Good gracious, man, what
are you doing in that water butt? Are
you trying to kill yourself?
Mike O'Rooney-Shure, docther,
dear, an wasn't it in wather We tould
me l wuz to take the pills ALLY
Sloper.
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A wheel in the hand is worth two in
the repair shop.
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Not Happily Phrased.

TELL me, do you like the color of my
hair?"
Indeed, I do. My dear madam, you
could not have made a better choice"
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A homely woman who is vain doubts
the accuracy of mirrors.
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troubles of her sex.
MRS. ANNA E. HALL, of Mill
dale, Conn, was all run down in
health and had completely lost
control of her nerves. She wrote
to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass,
for advice. Now she writes:
81 wish to thank you for what
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All Overt

From Town Topics: will you show
lis no quarter, sir?" pleaded the captain
of the captured merchantmen.
Sorry" replied Capt. Kidd, "but our
quartermaster is on his vacation at
present."
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hams Vegetable Compound was entirely cured. l take great
pleasure in writing this to you and would be pleased to be
interviewed by any one who is afflicted with that distressing
complaint. 1 am very grateful to you"
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TALKS WITH
WOMEN

your Vegetable Compound has done for me. 1t has helped me
more than anything else. I suffered for a long time with ner-
vousness, pains in back and limbs and falling of the womb;
also had neuralgia in my head and could not sleep. I told
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-01-11

Nov, young Teller, wy will you
cry? Do try to remember your name.
1t can't be so long ago since you WOE
christened From Scraps.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17

minds of biologists that these mineralized
zones extend into the northwestern portion
OF Minnesota. 1t may be news TO a great
many people Of Minneapolis and St PAU
to learn that the Little American mine.
which produced about $4,000 in gold bull
lion, Is, as a matter of fact in Minnesota.
but whether or not gold in paying guam
titles does exist on this side of the
line Is still a matter of the future;
there is a great country just over the
line that is destined to become the great
est gold mining country in the world
Most all of the gold producing countries
OF the world have drawbacks of some
kind; in Arizona water and fuel are lack
ing. while in the Transvaal white labor is
a very serious question, but in Ontario
there is water fuel, transportation, labor
and magnificent water powers, furnishing
all the natural advantages, with not one
single drawback. The great Homestake
of South Dakota, paid out last year some
thing like 100000 to get water with
which to operate their mills. This expen-
diture neceSsitated establishing a perma-
nent pumping station. which means a con-
tinual cost for the one item of water.
which is free as air in Ontario. The gem
eral safety of carrying on mining opera
tions demands even distributions of val
ueS
The results obtained so near the surface
for several years surprised engineers from
all parts of the world and the only ques-
ton as to the final outcome was whether
or not these results would continue with
depth.
Ontario has now four mines that are
below 500 feet in depth, showing values
better than $40 per ton free milling; they
are the Sultana, with thirty stamps; the
Regina, with forty; the Foley. with TWEEN
ty, and the Golden Star with ten stamps,
while there are at least twenty-five or
thirty other mines that are from 100 to
500 feet In depth. among which may be
named the Mikado, with twenty stamps
which is about 300 feet working ore that
is now yielding nearly $40 per ton, the last
twenty-siX days yielding loo ounces Of
gold. leaving a net profit of $1,000. The
Olive mine is another that is down about
800 feet. From developing ore alone It
has yielded sufficient bullion, starting
with a twO-stamp mill, to increase the ca
pacity to twenty-five stamps, which are
now dropping every day in the week The
Hammond Reef is a very big proposition
which started, with ten stamps, to test
the value of their immense deposit BY
this means they were enabled to ascertain
the average value of their great deposit
and in consequence are now running a
f0rty-stamp mill.
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ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

First race, five furlongs-Lee Newell
Denizulu, 113; Servant, 103; Benson Cald-
well, 113; Harry Herendeen, 105; Kid Cox,
Robert WaddelI, 10; Senator Joe, I13;
Cogswell, 106; Boomerrack, lis; Mickey
A, 103; Curd Giller, 106
Second race, one mile-AIiss Patron,
Mysotis, 105; Ray II, Pitfall, III; Bannie,
105; Interferer, 10; Cabrillo, ia; Heroics,
107; A1eddler, Globe, II; Rollins, Ill; An
nowan, 110; Jim NICHOLSON, Title, 11O;
Resavannah, los; Leando, 10; Ennomia,
1G9; Refugee, Kirk, 1ll6 Queen Safe, 109
Third race, seven furlongs-Zeriba. SO;
Cheese Straw, 1O1; Resurrection. Sallie
Regent, Louisville, Elsie Venner. Iowa
bic, sorTel re Rose, SO; Mitten, los; F'idel
Fourth race one-mile and an eighth
Hoods Brigade, 95; Donna Rita, 50;
Boney Boy, 109; Strangest, 50; Jolly Rog-
er, 1O5; GIenoid, 106; Red Pirate, 105: Ju-
Illus Caesar, 50; Topmast, 80; Knight Ban
ner, 95; MolO, 16Sy
Fifth race, nine-sixteenths of mile
Anxious, Gibson Girl. Water Alone, Miss
Daniels, 100; Fridoin., Lille Pantland
105
Sixth race, eleven-sixteenths of a mile
-Corillo 113; Murat, f15 Damocles, f12
lrma S, los; San Mateo liz; Free Hand.
les; Golden Battle, 9S; Pauline ]. I0S
Minyon, 9S; Rival Dare, 10S; Little Reg
gle, lis; Tenole, 112; Braw Lad, 1l5; MO
mentum, rs; Edna Gerry, Polly Pitcher
9S;. Nora c. 1O8; Round o, 100; whistle
Wing, no.
Seventh race one mile-Bluelick won.
Prestar second, Hub Prather third Time,
:4212
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NeMmarket Races

LONDON, May 16.-At the Newmarket
second spring meeting today the Prince
Of Wales Diamond Jubilee (the winner of
this years Two Thousand Guineas, stake)
won the Newmarket stakes. j. Muskers
Cheyening, with Sloan up, finished sec
ond, and A. Henderson's Guild Wife, with
Rigby in the saddle. was third, in a field
Of six horses. The stake is of 90 sover-
eigns, each, half forfeit, with 92.0O0 added,
for for three-year- Guid Wife led until
half mile from. home, when Diam nd
Jubilee drew in front, followed by Chev-
ening, and won a good race by head
The victory of the Prince of Wales
morse was greeted with the usual scenes
of enthusiasm The prince himself was
present and thoroughly enjoyed the D D.
ular demonstration and the congratula-
tions of his friends. The betting was 2
to l on Diamond Jubilee. to 1 aga nst
lChevening and to l against Guid Wife
j. Reiff rode Evasit in the race for a
plate of $50, and finished first.
Richard Croker's Imnaha, with J. Ref
up, won an all-aged selling race. Ma
ri,alva ridden by Sloan, was second
Sloan took the Wednesday welter haudf-
cap on Rice
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17
Cheap Excursion Rates va --"he
milwaukee,"

As has been its custom for many years
the Chicago, Milwaukee &, st. Paul Rail
way has arranged, for the benefit OF its
many patrons, series Of low. round trip
excursion rates to many points in the
East. West and South for the coming sea-
son. Some of these rates We mention lie
low:
St Louis, Mo. and return ...........sls. IN
Tickets on sale May Il. 10 and IS: re-
turn limit June q
New Orleans, La, and return ....... S28. .O5
Tickets on sale May 10. % and 2l good
for return May 81
Washington. D. c., and return ......S3f. .O(
Tickets on sale May l9, 20 and d; return
limit May 30.
Milwaukee. Wis. and return ........$11. 20
Tickets on sale June ?, 3. and 3; return
limit June 90
Cincinnati. Ohio. and return .........S2l. sc
Tickets Oh sale July 10. Ii and y: return
limit August l.
For particulars regarding above rates
and routes via which they apply, also
numerous other low rates not mentioned.
please apply to any Milwaukee" agent
or address ]. T. Conley. Asst Cen Pass
Agent st. Paul. MINI.
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Morris Park Races.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Laurea te
stake for two-year-olds and the Knick-
erbocker hurdle handicap were the feat
ures of a good card at Morris Park today.
Only five youngsters faced the starter
in the first named event Prince Pepper
was made slight favorite over Bonni-
bert, who was a strong second choice
Bonnibert won in drive by half a length
from Smile, who was "a neck before Con-
tend third. I.ack.and won the hurdle
race cleverly from Filon dor -Four fa-
vorites and two second choices divided
the card. Summarizes
First race, seven ongs-Knight of
the Garter won, LaInbent second, Decan-
ter third. Time. 1 :28
Second race. six furlongs. selling-Ken-
sington won, Dan Rice second, Prestidfgi-
tateur third. Time. 1:141a.
Third race, the Laureate. five furlongs-
Bonnibert Won, Smile second, Contend
third. Time, :5SA
Fourth race, five furlongs-Irritable
won, Golden Age second Minion tn rd
Time, 1903
Fifth race. six furlongs-Blue Devil
won won Benedict second, Lady Lindsay
Sixth race, the Knickerbocker hurdle
handicap, mile and three-quarters-Lack
land won, Filon dor second, Gov. Griggs
third. Time, 3:12k -
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St. Louis Rnce Meeting.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, May 16.-The race
meeting of the st. Louis Fair associa-
ton opens tomorrow with the Inaugural
handicap as the feature in which the
crack California colt. Yellow Tail, will
meet the cracks of the Western division
The weather is threatening tonight, but
the prospects are fairly good for a fast
track Friday the Mound City stake. at
six and half furIongs will be run, and
Saturday will witness the meeting OF
Suftolo and Miss Bennett. the sensational
niles OF the year9in the Debutante stake.
Inc of11ceTs will be Joseph A Murphy,
presiding Judge; j w. Price. associate:
William F. Bruen, starter; John Hach-
meister, clerk of scales
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17
NOBLE ORDER INVALID
SUPREME COURT OVERRULES
FORMER SECRETARY.

An order issued by John w Noble,
President Cleveland's secretary of the in
terror, respecting the rights of claimants
for lands upon which Indian scrip has
been filed, was yesterday revoked by the
state supreme court, and the order de-
clared invalid. The syllabus is as follows:
The Midway Company appellant, VS..
Frank w. Baton ct al, respondents
SylabUS-By virtue of the act of July
II, 1854, 10 United States statutes at large
304, there was issued to one Orillie Moreau
a mixed blood of the Sioux nation five
pieces of what is known as half-breed
scrip, one of those pieces for 160 acres be-
ing described as No. 19 D.
This piece was located June IS, 1888, on
unSurveyed lands in the Duluth district
by one Eaton. who held a power of at
torney, executed and delivered by the
recipient of the scrip and her husband,
she having married a man named STRAIN
in the meantime, which power authorized
Eaton to locate the scrip and to do all
acts necessary to secure permanent and
bona fide location thereof. After the land
was surveyed and on July q, 1862 the
location was adjusted a the local office
to governmental subdivisions on the ap-
plication Of the attorney in fact. In a
contest instituted by one Hyde, who
claimed the land under the pre-emption
act, the commissioner of the general land
office held the STRAIN entry unauthorized
and invalid and that the same should be
cancelled and set aside This decision
was affirmed by the secretary of the in
terror Feb. IS, 1869. Hydes claim was dis
posed Of adversely to him at the same
time. The land was subsequently patent
ed by the United States to one Hicks, un-
der the homestead act and Hicks sue
cessors in interest brought this action to
determine adverse claims against defend
ants who assert ownership under the
STRAIN entry. On findings of fact the
court below held as conclusions Of law
that the plaintiff held the legal title to
the land in trust for defendants in GER
tain undivided shares and that said de-
PENDANTS were and are the owners there
of and ordered judgment accordingly
Held that the secretary of the interior
acted without the authority OF law when
he decided the STRAIN entry or location to
be unauthorized and invalid and for that
reason affirmed the order of the commits
sioner cancelling the same.
Held further, that the scripee or her
successors in interest could not be de-
prived of their rights in the land by the
assumption of supervisory power by the
officials in the land department CT by the
issuance of a patent to another
Held, that the findings were supported
by the evidence and justified the conclu-
sions of law. Judgment affirmed.
Collins. j.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17
sHArrUcK WAS BEATEN.
Manchester Took the Cadets Into
Camp Yesterday.

The Manchester baseball team hit the
right pace on the home campus yester-
day afternoon. 1t made the fans think
of the good old days TO see the Macales-
ter team work the nerry-go-round. The
game was Of peculiar interest in the col
lege league, since the teams are both
made up of students of amateur stand
ing.
Peck was in the box for the shads,
while Erickson twired for Manchester.
The Macs found Peck so readily that he
retired to center field a the end of the
zle the Presbyterians with his curves.
Erickson pitched a very clever game,
and it was only in the fourth~ sixth and
seventh innings that Shattuck was able
to get one runner across the plate. Mae
alester got one run in the second and
six in the third. The fourth inning net
ted four runs, the sixth brought in three
and the seventh one, making the final
score Is to in favor of Manchester. The
following is the score in detail:
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17
Louisville Races

LOUISVILLE Ky. May 16 : Sum
First race. seven furIongs-Fleuron won,
Time, 1:27
Second race, four furlongs = Fancy
Wood won, Esther Riggs second, Ethel
Pace third Time 49,
Press won, Ollie Dixon second, Virgie o
third. Time. :54
Fourth race, Premier stakes, one mile
Celerltas won. The Monk second, Cleora
Fifth race, five furlongs-Silverdale won,
Sin Sin second. The Conqueror third Time,
Weithoff won. Oeonee second, Belle of
Orleans third. Time, 1:14la.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17
WILL PLAY GOLF.
Minnikahda Club Meets Town and
Country Club.

The golf comittee oaf the Minnikahda
ed the team to represent that club in the
match against the Town and Country
club Saturday. The team decided on is
probably the strongest that the club has
rather than a few brilliant players, and
a number of inferior ones
The personnel of the Minnikahda team
will be as follows: CT. Jaffray. A L..
Belknap, W. n. Porteous, r. S. North
way, l. L. Corse, c. F. DeaYer. L. T.
Watson, G. C. Christian, c. II. Hood, d.
F. Johnson, H H. Thayer, c. S. Albert,
S. N Woodworth, j. w. See and r. w.
Webb. Substitutes, l. T. Rand and FL.
p Watson.
The Town and Country team will ar
range the drawings for the individual
matches on Saturday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17
The motive power employed is electric

The motive power employed is electric
ity, generated By nearby water power.
There are hundreds of other properties
now being developed that are showing
tar better results than any of the older
mines referred to. possibly excepting the
Mikado. few of which have any stock
for sale. They are the Gold Panner, In
dependence, Crown Point. Empress, Vir-
ginia NinO, Glass Reef, Homestake, Mi
kado, Peninsula. Randolph, Little Bobs.
Bullion Nos. l and ?. Srdar, Bagbay, Non
Such, Champion. Scramble and many
others that show equally as promising re-
suits as anything ever developed in that
country
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17
IN TWIN CITY LEAGUE.
Rival Brewertes Will Be Pitted
Against Each Other SUNDAY

The Hamms and MINNEAPOLIS Brewing
company teams VIII play regular sched-
uled game in the Twin City league at
Lexington park next Sunday The con-
test ought to be hot and heavy, as there
is considerable rivalry between these
clubs because of the respective institu-
tions represented.
Thus far the men from up the river
nave showed up strongest, but the Hamm
contingent believes 1t can lead the way
in the coming game. Manager GrothwoI
has been strengthening the Ham team
and filling in the weak places. His team
right now is on edge prepared to give a
good account of itself
Two new men have been signed-Rob-
nson and Goodman. Other talent will
be secured in the near future.
The Lennon & Gibbons and Palace
teams will meet at Minneapolis next Sun
day.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17
MET AT MINNETONKA.
Century Road Club Took Spin
Last NIGHT

The Twin City members of the Century
Road Club Of America held their first out
of town meeting of the season last even
ing at WoodfOrd's Inn. near Hotel St
Louis, Lake Minnetonka. There were
fifty present.
The principal feature of the business
session, and one which will be of general
tioning of the action of Centurion Wander
hoof in taking the initiative in securing
cycle path from Shakopee to connect
with the path to be built by the county
commissioners to Bloomington
The club will hold its annual Memorial
day century run this year as usual. The
Minneapolis riders will leave for St Paul
at o'clock, and an hour later will meet
the Sanity City riders at Rice park. The
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17
St. Thomas SIN Winning.

The st. Thomas ball team added an
other victory to their brilliant record of
this season yesterday afternoon when
they defeated the Central high school of
Minneapolis on the college grounds. The
game was interesting and well played
throughout, and, although the visitors
put up a good article of ball, the su-
perior work of the same proved too much
Tor them. Without exception the col
legians hit hard and frequently, while the
high schools scored but two safe hits
during the entire game. This victory is
but another proof of the good work the
St. Thomas ...........s 0 III o-14
Central High School...0 0 O 0 0 2 o. 3
Batteries, Wemacheck and Doyle, Gett-
dy and Weissel; umpire McGory
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17
TO ONTARIO GOLD FIELDS
TWIN CITY BUSINESS MEN GO TO
SEE

A large party Of representative business
men of st. Paul and Minneapolis, also
from many points along the Great North
ern line as far north as Grand Forks, left
St.Paul last night, via the Great Northern,
to investigate the Ontario gold fields.
These fields extend so closely to the in
ternational boundary line that al times
some difficulty is occasioned as to whether
certain tracts of land especially islands,
are in Canadian or United States terri
tory. In fact there is no doubt in the
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17
LAKESIDE RACES.
weather and Track Favored the
Excellent Card

CHICAGO, May 16.-Weather clear;
track fast at Lakeside today. Summaries:
First race, four and d half furlougs-
Bonnie Halle won, Bonitary second, Jen-
ny Belle third. Time, 80
Second race, one mile-Gold Fox won,
Walkenshaw second, Cariboo third Time,
LAP
Third race, four and a half furlongs-
The Hammond stakes-Garry Hermann
won, Money Muss second, Possart third.
Time, :5512.
won, Hermoso second, Ben Ledy third
Time, 1:0l.
Fifth race, one mile and quarter
OwensborO won, Microscope second
SchneIl Laufer third. Time 2:O91b
Sixth race, one miIe-La Princessa won
Barney F second, Tillie w third Time
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17

party will then proceed to White Bear
lake, and from there to Lake Minnetonka
by way Of Lake Como. Lunch will be
trip around the lake will be made. and the
return will complete the century.
The following new members were ac-
hofer, c. w. Christensen, A. c. Dice. Earl
H. Connor, all of Minneapolis.
The club will hold its next monthly
meeting at Lake Como, Wednesday even
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17
Cyr Defeated Rona1do.

FALL RIVER, Mass. May 16.-Touis
Gyr, the American champion defeated
Ronaldo, the German champion, at a
strength test for $1,000. Cyr, on the back
III, III, raised 605 pounds to Ronaldo's 1.650
Each man lifted dumbbells weighing I76
ana t2442 pounds. On the lifting of 308-
pound bell aboYept he Shoulder Ronaldo
was slightly the better
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17
SOME HEAVY BATTING.
Minneapolis Came Out of the Fusi-
Iade n winner
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Minneapolis at Cleveland.
Milwaukee at Buffalo.
Kansas City at indianapolis

CLEVELAND, O., May 16.-The game
today was one of heavy batting. Min
neapolis hammered Egan all over the
field in the first two innings and Nc
Kenna was put in. but proved to be wild.
giving six bases on balls. Cleveland
touched up Hastings in the third inning
and also the fifth, and he was replaced
by McCann. Attendance, 1000 Score:
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17
Double Umpire System.

CHICAGO, May 16-President James
Hart, of the Chicago National league
the presidents of other clubs. asking that
President Young be asked to select
enough umpires. to permit a return to the
double umpire system in vogue last sea-
son. Heretofore President Hart has been
the only league magnate standing in op-
position to the double umpire system
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-17
MOTHER UNDER ARREST.
Three Children Are Taken il
Charge by Agent MOak.

Mrs. ]. Morris. living at 50 West Sew
enth street, the mother of three young
children, was arrested yesterday by OFF,
Ger Christopherson in a state of uncou-
scious intoXication. Owing to her condi-
ton she could not be taken to court
Humane Agent Moak some time ago ap-
piled to the probate court for the appoint
ment of a gardian for the Morris chill
dren, and when he learned Of the mother $
condition he took charge of the little folks
and turned them over to the Children's
Home society.
The matter of the guardianship comes
up I'm the probate court May q.
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two-base hits, Halligan 2, Schreck 2, Gett-
man /, Fultz 2. Anderson, Sparks: three
base hit. Burke; stolen bases. Ed Burke,
Andrews, Conroy, H. Smith, Fultz, J..
Burke 2; first on balls. by Clark 1. Sparks
4; struck out, by Clark 1, by Sparks l; /;
passed ball, H. Smith; time, 200; UNI
nire i CantfllOn