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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08

m6wlf mu o Marjuszu i zapytywal: = Co
sic dzieje z pa6skim wnukiem2-Starzec cd.
powiadal wzdychaiac, jezeli byf nadto smut.
ny, albo tea otrzepujac rekawek, jeAeli chcial
sic pokazac wesofym:- Pan baron Pont.
mercy gdzies a~dwokatuje.
Kiedy tax starzec zalowal, Marjusz
tymczasem czuf sic zadowolonym. Jak u
wszystkich ludzi dobrego serca, nieszczsscie
pozbawiio go goryczy. o panu Gillenor.
mand myslaf juz tylko z fa~godnoscia, ale
trwai W postanowieniu nieprzyjmowania mic
cd cziowieka, kt6ry byl zlym Ola iego OLGA.
Wreszcie w6wczas, kiedy dziadek 60
wypedail, by} on ~jeszcze dzieckiem, teraz stal
sic mszczyzna Czul to. Nsdza powtarza.
n. . byfa ola niego k~orzystns. w mlodos
CT ub6stwo, kt6re pomyslnie dziala, ma to
dobrego do siebie, Ae Gala wole zwraca ku u
silowaniom, a Gala dusze ku aspiracji. Ub6s
two odrazu ukazuje cycle materialne w catei
jego nagosci i czyni je ohydnem; ztad ME.
wys}owlone daaenie ku zyciu idealdemu.
Bylo rzecza widoczna, &c taxi stan RE.
czy mogl bye tylko ~przechodnim ola tego
charakteru energicznego i szlachetnego, i ae
PREY pierwszem starciu sic z nieuniknionemi
k~omplikacjami losu, Marjusz sic przebudzi.
Tymczasem, chociaz byl adwokatem -
ojciec Gillenormand m6gl sobie o tenn mys.
lee CO chciaf ME zajmowaf sic obrona, ami
nawet procesowaniem. Marzenie 60 odciag.
ne}o cd adwokatury. Chodzic do patron6w,
biegac do sadu, szukac spraw-to rzecz aud
ma. Pc coz Me widzial aadnego powodu
zmieniania sposobu zarobkowania. Owa
ksiegarnia malo znana, dala mu wreszcie
pracs pewna, prace nietrudna, a kt6ra = jak
to m6wilismy wystarczala mu z~upelnie.
Jeden z ~ksiegarzy, Ola kt6rych praco.
wal jak sic zdaje, pan Magimel, zapropo.
nowaf mu, &c 60 wezmie do siebie, da lnu
mleszkanie, prace stafa i tysiac piecset fran.
k6w rocznie. Mice dobre mieszkanie! Ty.
STAG piecset frank6w! Zapewne. Ale wyrzec
sic wolnosci! Bye najemnikiem! Pewnym
rodzajem subjekta literackiego! w mysli
Marjusza przyjecie tego obowiazku p~olepsza
10 i pogarszafo r6wnoczesnie jego poiozenie:
zyskiwa{ dobrobyt a tracil godnoAc; ME.
s~zczescie zupelne i piekne zamienialo sic W
przymus brzydki i smleszny: cos W rodzaju
tego, jakby SLEEPY stawal sic jednookim. Cd.
m6wii.
Marjusz zyf samotnie. Me wszedl sta
nowczo do grupy, kt6rej p~rzewodniczyf Eu.
jolras; rag dlatego, &c lubif bye poza obre
benz wszystkiego, powt6re dlatego, &c byl
trochs wystraszony. Z~achowano nadal do.
bre przyjacielskie stosunki; W kaadej potrze.
bic gotowi byli wspierac sic wzajemnie
wszelkimi mozliwymi sposobami; mic wiecej
nadto. Marjusz miai dw6ch przyjaci6l: mfo
diego Courfeyraca j starego pana Mabeufa;
skfanial sic do starego. Najprz6d jemu "a,
wdzisczal rewolucje. kt6ra MIN zaszfa-je
mu tez zawdzieczal, &c poznal i pokochal
swego OLGA Zdjsl mi katarakte powia
dal.
Rzecz pewna, skarbnik parafii wywarl
wplyw stanowczy. P. Mabeuf wszakze w
tym wypadku byt tylko spokoinym, oboist
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08
Zastepca.

Przypadek zrzsdzil, &c pulk, W kt6rym
Teodu! byf porucznikiem, przyszedi do Pa
ryza, ably W iii STAG garnizonem. Okolicz.
nose ia wywolsfa drugi pomysl " ciotce Gil.
lenormand. Pierwszy rae, chciala u4yc Teo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08

= Ojcze, Teodul przyjdzie zrana zlo-
2yc swoje uszanowanie.
Kto to, Teodul2
- Tw6j wnuk.
ALL westchnaf dziadek.
P6zniej zaczaf czytaG ME myslac wcale
o wnuku, kt6ry byf iakims Teodulem i
wkr6tce wpadf W zfy humor, CO prawie zaw.
SIZE zdarzalo sic kiedy czytaf. Dziennik, kt6.
~ trzymal, zreszta rojalistyczny-samo przez
sic rozumie sic ogiaszaf bez wszelkich do.
datk6w majacy nastapic nazajutrz jeden z
tych ma{ych wypadk6W, kt6re w6wczas CO.
dziennie zdarzafy sic W Paryzu, ~mianowicie,
&c uczniowie szkoly prawa i medycyny mieli
zebrac sic W poludnie ma placu Panteonu W
celu naradzenia sic z SODA. Chodzifo O jed.
ma z kwestyj biezacych: o artylerje gwardji
narodowej i z~ajscie pomiedzy ministrem woj.
ny i ,,milicja obywatelska', 2 powodu dzial,
ustawionych ma dziedzi6cu W Luwrze. Ucz
Movie mieli ,,naradzac sic" mad tenn. Me
trzeba byfo wiscei, azeby pan Gillenormand
nadal sic ma to. Pomyslal o Mariuszu, kt6ry
byf uczniem, i ktory prawdopobnie pojdzie,
tax jak inni, ,,naradzac sic W poludnie ma
placu Panteonu".
Kiedy rozmyslal o tenn z przykroscia,
w~prowadzony skromnie przez panne Gille.
normand, wszed} porucznik Teodul, ubrany
pc cywilnemu, CO bylo zrecznym z jego stro.
ny postepkiem. Uian tax rozumowal:-
Starry druid ME umiescil wszystkiego do.
zywociu. Oplaci sic wiec, udawac mieszczu-
cha.
Parma Gillenormand p~owiedsiala gios.
no do ojca:-
- Teodul, tw6j wnuk!- A cicho do
porucznika: ~Potwierdzaj wszystko. - Pc.
czem wyszla.
Porucznik, ME przyzwyczajony do tax
powaznego towarzystwa, wyjakal z pewna
l~ekliwoscia:- D~obrydzie6 dziadku! - cd.
daf uklon, kt6rego p~oczatek m~;mowolnie i
machinalnie byf wojskowy a koniec cywilny.
A! To ty. Dobrze, siadaj -powie.
dial dziadek. Rzeklszy to, zupefnie zapom.
Mai o ulanie. Teodul siadl, a p. Gillenor.
mand powstai.
Pan Gillenormand zaczal chodzic wzdiuz
i wszersz, wfozywszy rsce do kieszeni, mo.
WAC gfosno i staremi swemi palcami gniotac
W rozdraznieniu oba zegarki, kt6re miaf W
obu kieszonkach.
- Zgraja smarkaczy! To sic zwofuie ma
plac Panteonu! Do lichal Wczoraj to iesz.
cze ssafo piersl Mleko jeszcze pod noseml 1
to ma naradzac sic jutro W pofudnie! Do.
ksd idziemy2 Doksd idziemy2 Jasna rzecz,
&c zdazamy do przepasci. Otto dokad dopro.
wadzili mas CT descamisadosl Artylerja oby.
watelska! Gardlowac ma placu o trzaskaw.
kach gwardji narodowejI 1 z kim beds roe.
prawialis No, patrzcie dokad prowadzi ia.
kobinizm. Got6w jestem ME wiedziec o co
p6jsc W zaklad, &c zbiora sic tam same wy.
rzutki spoieczehstwa i galernicy uwolnieni.
Republikanie j galernicy, to jakby nos i
chustka. Garnet p~owiadal:- Dokad cheese,
azebym szedl, zdrajcog- Fouche odpowia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08

dula do nadzoru mad Marjuszem; teraz u.
knufa spisek. a4eby ma miejsce Marjusza
wprowadzic Teodula do domu. Ma wszelki
~przypadek j ola zaspokojenia nieokreslonej
potrseby dziadka, widzenia model twarzy "
domu = promienie te jutrzni 50 niekiedy
przyjemne ruinom-przez ostroznost nale4a.
ioby wyszukac drugiego Marjusza. Mech.
~towanie, kt6re widze W ksiaskach; zamiast
Marjusz czytaj Teodul.
Czy pc siostrsenicy cry po GORGE, zaw.
see to wnuk; W braku adwokata bierze sic
ulana.
Pewnego poranku, kiedy p. Gillenor.
mand zabieral sic do czytania czegos W 70.
dzaju la Quotidienne, weszfa c6rka j malta.
godniejszym glosem, chodzilo bowiem o jej
ulubie1ca, rzekfa:
= Ojcze, Teodul przyjdzie zrana zlo-
syc swoje uszanowanie.
- Kto to, Teodul2
Tw6j wnuk..
ALL westchnaf dziadek.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-03
AMATEUR NOTES..

The Morgan Tigers defeated the
Gold Coins by the score of ID TO 6.
Batteries for the Tigers, Lane and
smith; for the Gold Coins, Zarnits and
O'Hara.
The Morgan Tigers challenge the
Little Potatoes for a game Saturday
week.
Ed. Dailer Stars challenge any team
in the city unoer IA years OF z for 4
game OF ball on any saturday after
noon.
The John ]. Ffnnegans challenge the
Peter Greers for tomorrow afternoon
at the old ball park on the Island at
2:30.
The Young Amateurs accept the
challenge of the Dewey Juniors for a
game on the old base ball park next
Friday at $3.50, for two rockets a side.
The Young Amateurs will lineup as
follows: Kelly, c; PoIlack, p; Farley,
IS; busch. 1b; Jepson, 2b; Mccain,
3b; Bell, If; John Mccain, CT; Jacquay.
IF.
The mould runners of the La Belle
pottery have organized a ball team.
The old side and new side will play a
game Tuesday on the brickyard
grounds.
The Independents accept the chal-
lenge of the Charles Bauers TO play
Sunday afternoon On the tunnel green.
The battery for the Independents will
be Toothache and Dunlap.
The D. o. K K ball club will play
the U. r. K. OF P. club at the Island
ball park on Saturday, June 23d.
The Dewey Juniors were defeated in
a well played game on Friday after
noon by the Young Amateurs by the
following score:
Young Amateurs ...........6 Q
Dewey Juniors ......... /
They win play again on next Friday
afternoon
The Charles Stephens ball team and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-03

run shrieking into the house and look
with horror on n one resembling a
farmer. Such conduct is inexplicabie
to the casual sojourner in the mill
town and the natives when asked for
an explanation simply whisper the
words, "Korn Kobs." Further INQUIRY
ELECTS the explanation that the BEN
wood bowlers lost three And
the information is given in terms that
would lead persons 10 feel for the K.
h. ks future welfare, especially if the
wishes OF rooters be granted. The
merry Kobs will discover there ara
warmer places than Wheeling.
While Wain's oisturbers were DECOR
ating the Pirates with crepe the poor
CpiumDlas Were receiving the same
dose at the hands OF the terrible
Cyclers. The Carroll club boys APP
piled three coats of very heavy white
wash to the center Wheeling crowd.
II can be said OF the Columbias, how
ever. that they accepted defeat more
gracefully than any other team in the
league. they themselves assert that
they are simply in the tournament for
fun" And no one has been rash
enough TO contradict the assertion as
yet.
Tuesday evenings games between
the Rough Riders and Osceola teams
brought together very evenly matched
clubs. The Indians should have made
a much better showing than they did
and really opened up on the Rough
Riders at a pace that wa killing but
the Buffalos bowled along in a manner
that finally pulled them out of the
hole Ivy the narrow margin OF 10
pins. Chickens" Detweilers braves
were not equal 10 the COW punchers,
who rode them down three times in
succession.
The name-sakes of the graf politi-
cal economist received their bumps
from the frisky All AlIkes, who put
up the kind OF games they did last
winter. Captain Pickett's boys were
slightly of color and couldn't make
good for a cent. Arndt added three to
his won" column.
After the weeks bowling is over the
clubs stand as follows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-03

The Doyles and Jack Arthurs will
cross bats on the Doyles' grounds this
afternoon at 8 o'clock. The Doyles'
battery is McConkey. MARBLE and Au-
burn, pitchers, and Carpenter, catcher.
The battery for the Arthurs will be
Modar and Stephens.
The VIII Gutman Juniors defeated
the Morning Stars Saturday afternoon
by the score of 81 to 10.
The Will Gutman Juniors challenge
any team in the city under 13 years of
age. Their lineup is as follows: w.
Sandiford, c; E. Danner, p; H. Dailer.
SIS; w. Dunlap. lib; A. Otto, 2b; c.
banner, 3b: w. johnson, If; ]. May,
CT; E. Dunlap, RI
the Charles Bauefs will cross bats this
morning on the tunnel green. Wit
tums will pitch for the Stephens and a
warm contest is expected. The Steph-
n will line up as follows: Burns, S.;
Lynch, If; Cannon. 1b; Butler, ri; Rut-
%tencutter, 2b; Coss, c; Ford, CT; Lewis.
3b; Wittums, p; Maloney, second
catcher.
The Dewey Juniors challenge the
Madisons for a game next Saturday
morning. or any team under Is years
of age, for a rocket a side.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-03
LEFT HAND BATTERS BEST,
A SOUTH PAW TWIRLER WILL AT
FIRST FOOL THE BEST Bat
TER THAT EVER
LIVED.

Left-handed batsmen are better hit
tiers than their right-nanded brethren.
They have increased in number greatly
during the past few years, and as the
National League now stands, nearly 80
per cent. of the men do their stick work
from their left SIDE. The many advan-
tages accruing from this style of strik-
ing at the ball have induced the young
er element to practice it.
This first statement has its basis In
the National League records of last
year. Nearly all the left-handed stick
ers can be found high up in the batting
average list. The figures show the
marked superiority of this style over
the other.
Twelve of the eighteen best hitters in
the big league last season were off-side
hitters. And again, among the sixty
men who averaged within the 800 mark
thirty-fve did their welting from the
right-hand side of the plate, or in other
words left handedly. A large percent
age of the thirty-fiye were nearer the
top than the other end of the list.
In all the base ball community, ANA
tours and others, the ratio that the left
handed hitters bear to the right-hand-
ed swatters is about one in every ten.
The showing made in the professional
circles is greater, however. Four OF
every ten bat left-handed.
Professional players and managers
have learned that the style not only
benefits a batter individually, but is al
SO of great help in the direction of
team work. Experts opine that moth
ing tends to demoralize an opposing
team more than to have hunts or slow
Founders beaten out. A left-handed
batter, being about five feet nearer first
base, gets a better start, and, having
less ground to cover, stands a better
chance of beating a bunt hit.
Billy Keller, of the Brooklyn team,
for instance, bats l~eft-handed and gets
to first on scratch hits at times when
a right-handed man would have no
show.
The statement has been made that a
soutn-paw pitcher with a good bend to
his offering can fool the best left-hand-
ed batters in the league. Bill Joyce
says this is SO because good south paws
are seldom met. Therefore, when one
does stack up against a good left-hand-
Cu OotIOl IA 1ldS lAS lAdn dJ Ills u6TCN,
simply because the batter has not had
sufficient practice in solving left-hand-
ed riddles.
OF the ten best pitchers, according to
the average in the league last year, on
ly tire were left handed-Hahn, Do
heny and Seymour. Hahn is the only
reliable n of the three. The others
at times lack control and rise bodily
from terra firma.
In the field, especially the infeld,
right-handed throwers are almost al
ways better. For some reason a sharp
quick left-handed throw has a bend to
1t which, between bases, hampers quick
work. Of course, there are many good
felders who throw from their left side.
but as a general rule the right-hander
is the surer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-03

not on the bag. Belden went down on
a foul fly, and Babb's two Dagger drove
Miller across the plate. Babb went to
third on the throw in, and foolishly
started home while Hollingsworth was
thrown out while trying to steal.
Kreuger threw away a chance to win
out for Fort Wayne in the eighth by
foolish base running. He led of with
a safe drive to center, and Letcher adj
vanced him on a sacrifice. Miller was
hit by a pitched ball. Kreuger at
tempted to steal third, and was thrown
out. If he had remained on second, he
could have scored from that bag on
Belden's long single to center, which
Congalton allowed to go through him.
Babb ended the agony at first.
In the ninth inning Stricklett
pitched for all that was in him, and
struck out the last W. men who faced
him. Score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-03
ETHELBERT WON EASILY
Giving n Remarkable Record-Brealx-
ing Performance in the Special
Race at Gravesend Yesterday.


NEW YORK, June 2.-Ethelbert easily
defeated Jean Beraud in the special race
at Gravesend to-day. He was ridden by
Danny Maher. and was the favorite in
the betting. The time was 2:0S is for
the mile and a quarter. His performance
to-day was good enough to beat that of
any horse that was ever saddled In this
country. Maher had waiting orders and
killed time alongside of his rival until
they were half a mile from home, when
he drew out and opened a big gap in a
few strides. and then came home as he
pleased, under double wrap. with his head
sideways. ten lengths in front.
Around the upper turn Of the stretch
came Eethelbert first and tho other no.
where. for with a few great bounds, with
Maher sitting still on his back. h had
opened a gap of a dozen lengths, while
Jean Beraud was houndering I'm distress.
a badly beaten horse. Maher did not look
end Of the seven furlongs in 1926 3-5. and
when he dfd turn he saw the pride OF tho
Whitney string far behind him, and took
a steadying pull on his mouth. passing
the mile pole in 1;ii Is. with q couple OF
wraps In his hands and lots left in him.
Down the tretch 1t was only a 9, procession.
Ethelbert's head was pulled sideways. and
Maher was trying his best TO pun him
up. Pull as hard as he might. however.
he could not help winning by ten lengths,
amid the cheers Of the multitude.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-03
FINE PROGRAMME

OF Sports Arranged Tor the U. r.. X.
of p. Picnic at the State Fair
Grounds Hext Thursday.
The local lodges of the U. r. X. of p.
have arranged a very attractive pro-
gramme for their picnic at the State
Fair Grounds Thursday afternoon and
night. Meister's band has been en-
gagged to furnish the music for dane
ing. There will be a number of races,
for which the prizes are on exhibition
in the show window of House & Herr
The horse races, two in number, will
be in charge of Chester Dean and
Harry w. Mcclure. The first will be
a trot, in which a $40 set of harness is
hung up as first prize, and a $12 saddle
and bride as second prize. The sec
ond is a gentleman's road race, in
which the prize will be a fine silver
cup.
The bicycle road race will start at
Fourteenth and Market streets at 4
O'Clock in the afternoon. finishing on
the track in front Of the grand stand.
House & Hermann have the entry
blanks. The first place and time prizes
will be diamond pins.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-03
TERRIFIC HITTING
Distinguished the Game Between
New Castle and Toledo.

Special to the Register.
TOLEDO, o., June 2.-All pitchers
looked alike to the Yanegans to-day.
They had their batting clothes on for
keeps, and they batted the sphere all
over the lot. Amos Rusie in his palmy
days could not have stopped their
streak. Wadsworth was also hit hard,
but he eased up after New Castle had
taken a safe lead. Mercedes hitting
was terrific. The score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-03
MANSFIELD WON.

Defeated Columbus in an Exciting
Ten Inning Game.
Special to the Register.
COLUMBUS, o., June 2.-It was a
battle between the pitchers, in which
Meredith had a distinct advantage.
Columbus secured but four hits off him,
but one of them was a four Dagger by
Bradley. Mahaffey kept the hits we'll
scattered but was hit throughout the
game. The visitors won in the last
half of the tenth, with two men out.
The score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-03
All Kinds of Base Ball.
Special to the Register.

BOSTON, June 2.-To-day's game
was full of all kinds Of base ball, hard
hits, errors and brilliant catches. After
securing what seemed to be a COM
handing lead in the fourth, st. Louis
was passed in the sixth. Donlin's hon.
er tied the score in the seventh, but
Boston forged ahead on Longs drive
over the left field fence. st. Louis
scored five in the eighth. Boston tied
again in the ninth and won in the
TENN, Tenney being hit with a pitched
ball, scoring or two outs and a single.
Dineen was taken out in the fourth and
Lewis in the eighth. McGraw was put
off the grounds in the third for kick
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-03

summary TWO-baSe hits. HARTMANN,
Kane. Turner, Gilks, McCreedie 4, Van
Buren, ?, Wright, Mattress. Wadsworth.
Home run: Hartman. Double play: Kane
to Beck to Turner. Bases on balls: Off
Hit by pitcher: BY Butler, 2. Struck put:
BY Butler, 2; by Wadsworth. IS. Passed
ball: Arthur. Wild pitch: Lloyd. Stolen
bases: Hartman. Gilks, Miller. Sacrifice
pitched: BY Burns. 4; by Lloyd. i; by
Butler, 4. Time: 2:30. Umpire: Cooke.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-03
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF THE GAMES PLAYED
IN THE MAJOR ORGANIZATION
YESTERDAY.
ONE GAME POSTPONED BY RAIN

And Another was Declared No Com
test the Rain Did Not
Permit the Playing of the Last
Half of the Fifth Inning-Phila-
deIphia and Boston were the VIM
ners.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-03

Summary-TWO-base hit: Letcher. Three
base hits: Stricklett, Babb. Sacrifice hits:
Meany 2, Pequinney. Letcher. Passed ball:
Bergen, l. Wild pitch; Stricklett !. Bases
on balls: off Swain, 2. Hit batsmen: BY
Stricklett. i; by Swain. 2. Struck out:
By S~tricklett. 2; oy Swain, l. Stolen
bases: Rothermel 2, Pequinney. Time:
1850. Umpire: tombstone.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-03

Summary-Stolen bases: Gilbert. Sacri-
flee hits: Hardesty 2, Donnelly. Two-pase
hits; Miller ,. T~hree-base hits: Donohue,
Miller. Home run: Meyers. Double play:
fitzpatrick, Z; by Foley, 2. Bases on balls:
Off fitzpatrick, 4; off Foley, 3. Hit by
pitcher: fitzpatrick, l; Foley, l. Time:
? hours. Umpire: Caruthers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-03

Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
BROOKLYN, June 1.-The last half
of the fifth inning was being
played to-day with Chicago play
ers on second and third and
one out, when a terrific rain
storm put a stop to the game. Brook
ly had a lead of l to 0, out as the Wis
itors had not completed their fifth in
ming Umpire Hurst declared it no con-
test. The playing was an exhibition of
brilliant pitching by McGinnity and
Callahan Score. :
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland Won Easily.

Special to the Register.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June 2.-Cleve-
land won easily to-day, Milwaukee's
errors aiding them materially. A triple
play by Diggins and Convoy and Fultz's
throw to the plate from center field
were interesting features: Score:
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STANDARDIZATION runs: P~ittsburg, /;
Philadelphia, 8. Three-base hit: Cooley.
Sacrifice hit: Thomas. Stolen base: Chiles.
First base on balls: Off Lever, 8; off
Frazer, 2 Struck out: BY Lever, /; by
Frazer, /. Wild pitches: Lever, 2. Time:
1870. Umpire: O'Day.
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IOLdlS. L z ~l5
*One out when game was called.

Summary-F1rst base on errors: Chi
cago, l. Left on bases: Brooklyn, 8; Chi
cago, 4. Struck out: BY McGinnity, 8;
by Callahan, l. Sacrifice hit: Childs. Stolen
bases: Jones, Jennings 2. Base on balls:
By Callahan, 8. Time: :5S. Umpire:
Hurst. Attendance: 4.000.
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1OediS' .''.-'''''...S D . ~
*Wheeler batted for Rettger in nil

Summary-Earned runs: Milwaukee, I;
Cleveland, l. Two-base hits: Diggins,
Flood. Three-base hit: LaChance. Bases
on balls: BY Rettger, /; by Hart, 8. Struck
out: By Rettger. /; by Hart, 2. Double
play: Conroy, Fultz and Diggins. Triple
play: Diggins to Conroy to Diggins. In
nings pitched: Sparks, 2; Rettger, Z. Um-
pire: Cantillion. Time: $40. Attendance:
LSG0.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 2.2Kansas
City had the game won in the eighth,
when DUNCAN made a home run, scoring
two men, but Lee went into the air in
the ninth, allowing the visitors five hits,
which, coupled with errors, scored them
six runs. Attendance, $500. Score:
R.H.E.
Kansas City.O l o . o. 6
indianapolis. o 0 0 l 0 0 $50 8
Batteries: Lee and Gening; Powers and
Barnes.
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Gutmnn. vs.. po.Ies.

At the Mogullian picnic at the State
Fair grounds. Saturday. June 9th, a fea-
ture will be a base ball game between the
two crack amateur ball organizations OF
the Ohio Valley-the VIII Gutmans. OF
this city. and the J. f.. Doyles. OF Nc
Mechen. The lineup OF both teams fol-
inr.r.
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d OF CLUBS.
Special to the Register.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-Philadel-
phia easily defeated Pittsburg to-day
in a five inning game, the contest be-
ing curtailed by a thunder storm. The
home team made hits when needed,
while the visitors could not connect
with Frazier's pitching when hits
meant uns. Attendance 5000. Score: