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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-17


Omaha fell an easy victim to Cogan's
twlrling in the first game Of the series
at Lexington yesterday. While the score
was close the defeat was decisive one,
and there were but few that had any
doubt as to how the game would end
after the third inning. Cogan allowed
seven hits. bUt, with the exception Of the
eighth inning, kept them we'll scattered
and 1t is doubtful if Omaha would have
scored more than one run but for the
fact that Lctcher's running was faster
than the combined throwing of Wilson
and Schafer.
The three new men signed were given
a chance for the first time 10 show their
abilities. 1t is hardly fair to pass judg
mert on Kelley and Shannon, because
it is their first and only appearance.
Kelley certainly looks good. He played
the bag yesterday in great form and
lined out q clean hit and pretty sacri-
flee. Shannon had nothing 70 do in the
Held and failed to connect at the bat.
Schafer the eX-Millionairc, put up a
great game in the field and landed safely
twice in four times up. Cogan and Ryan
were the shining lights of the team in
SO far as batting went. Dick found the
leather for a three-bagger and a single,
and Ryan lined out two pretty singles
and followed Cogan's three-sacker with
as clean a home-run drive as has ever
been made at Lexington. The Saints put
up an errorless game in the field. and in
this way assisted Cogan very materially
The Bull Fighters were the first to
make the circuit. In the second inning
Letcher opened with single and went
to second on Stewards sacrifice. Nc.
Andrews struck out. With two out Cal
noun hit safely and sent Letcher to third,
and the two worked the double steal
successfully. From the third 10 the
eighth Cogan allowed but one hit CAL
houn vas first up in the eighth and Sc
cured his second safe drive Buckley
fouled out to Brain, and Payne forced
Calhoun at second. Fleming and Toman
followed with clean singles, and the lat
ters sent Payne across the plate for q.
tally. but Fleming was thrown out at
home in trying to score on the Same hit
Two tallies was the best the visitors
could do
The Saints scored first in the third
Ryan led off with a clean single Dill
lard hit a hard one to Toman, and
reached first safely on the shortstop's
1nisplay, while Ryan went to second
Both were advanced a base on Kelley's
sacrifice. and both scored on Brain s
safe drive to the sunfield. Brain was
caught in an attempt to steal third, and
Shannan famed.
In the fifth Cogan hit to the sun field
fer three bags, and Ryan followed with
a four-sacker. 1t looked for a minute
as though the Saints were going TO take
Payne's measure, but he steadied up
and allowed no more runs, although there
were a few struggling hits through the
remaining innings of the game.
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COMING CHAMPIONS.

The Yoergs Exports would like game
for Sunday with the Plymouths, Lennon
az Gibbons Colts or the Crusaders An
swer through 0 b e, or address p. r.,
562 Blair street.
The Rockets will have two games Sun
day on the Como grounds, one with the
Lennon d Gibbons Juniors in the morn
ing and one with the Guernsey Colts
in the afternoon. The Rockets would
like to arrange a game with the Social
Bellies or Stinson Exports. Address Joe
Conner. DC Lyton place.
The Social Bellies will play Lennon &
school grounds. The Social Bellies deny
being beaten by the Como Twilights by
a score of to and by the Minnesota
Lights by score of to 0 because
there were no games scheduled to be
played with them. Address challenges
to r. J. Reichkitzen GIL Blair street
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contentious OF the latter WIN hold water
yesterdays defeat can be laid at the door
of those fiasnly advertisements The
Millers certainly had bad eyes, and the
run and hit columns will testify to this.
An athletic young man, formerly from
the cornStalk league. was on the rubber
for the Prohibitionists. Supported by
some superb coaching and a generous
amount of jollying by King" Perry
Werden, Bubzer had no trouble what
ever with the colts. On the other hand,
Hock' Swormstedt was wild as a
hawk. bcing particularly unsteady at
critical times. Rohe and Law livened
score:
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THE pAN-AmERIcAN EXPOSITION
Held at Buffalo, N. Y, May LIST to
Nov. LIST, 1901.

On April goth. and daily thereafter, the
Chicago Great Western railway, viii sell
through excursion tickets to Buffalo.
good 60 return within fifteen days, az a
fare and one-third for the round trip
A special limited rate will be made II
one fare plus 100 for the round trip
Tickets will be good leav'G= 3uffaIot at
midnight Of the tenth day thereafter, In
Guiding the day Of sale
The lowest rates will always be in
force on the Chicago Great Western raft
way, and it's equipment and accommOda-
lions are unsurpassed.
The company has issued a neat. Illus
tTated folder. giving a map Of Buffalo.
and Of the Exposition grounds. list OF
hotels, time card of its trains and their
Eastern connections. and much other val
liable information.
For full information and Pan-American
folders address any Great Western agent.
or J. N. StOrr City Ticket Agent. corner
Eifth and Robert streets. st. Paul
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N;E.IlAN:S
NO MORE TERRIBLE AFTER-EFFECTS.

Mr.. James J. Ahern. a lumberman.
living at s22 Wharton street. Phila~
delphla, Pa, writes: ut gives me
great pleasure to write you the good
Rlpans Tabules did me. / was forced
to eat cold dinners every day. from
which 1 contracted a severe attack Of
dyspepsia. After eating a dizziness
and fulness OF the stomach would
overcome me so much that / was un-
able to pile lumber. These spells would
very often compel me TO quit work
and go home consulted a specialist.
but obtained only temporary relief
ard did not think there was any
thing which could cure me. One day
when I got one OF these attacks, a fell
low workman said to me: why don't
you try Ripans Tabules2 They cured
me- so procured some and began
taking them according TO directions.
and. to my surprise. the first package
gave me relief. 1 continued taking
them for three weeks. at the end OF
which time 1 was a well man, able 10
eat a hearty meal without any Of those
terrible after-effects. You have my
fun permission TO use this testi-
monial."
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KRAMER BADLY SPILLED.
lester Wilson Takes Professional
Mile Chnm DiOMshIp nt New Haven.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 16-In the
semi-final heat of the mile professional
championship tonight Frank Kramer
was spilled by a collision with the rear
wheel of Collects meachine and recelv-
ed injuries about the shoulders which
are expected to keep him out of the game
in the final heat of the same race for at
tempting to force Lester Wilson, of Pitts
burg. off the track. Summaries:
One mile, 2:l0 class, professionalism
Downing, first; j. B. Jacobson, New
Haven, second; Charles Hadheld, New
ark, n. j., third. Time, 2:24 %
One mile, national championship, pro-
fesSlonal-Lester Wilson, Pittsburg, first
no second; Collett, New Haven, dis
qualified No time taken.
Half mile handicap, professionally s.
Fem, Waterbury as yards), first; T. 3.
son. Pittsburg go yards), third; owen
Kim3le (S5 yards), fourth. Time, So Sec
onds.
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Lawson Has Homes

NEWPORT. R. l.. July 16.-The indie
pendence still swings at her mornings In
side Brenton's Cove. for though her top
mast was finally stepped and rugged to-
day the fog was so thick it was deemed
too hazardous to start for New London.
Mr.. Lawson said today that he had
been invited to enter the INDEPENDENCE
in the events of Aug / and 8, and had ac.
cepted the invitation He hoped by that
time the yacht would be in fine shape.
He expressed the utmost confidence in
defeating both the Herreshoff yachts.
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YANKEE JOCKEYS RIDE WINNERS
Thorpe, the ReiRs md Maher Do
Well at Newmarket

LONDON, July l6-E. Corrigan's Sea
Flower Charles Thorpe) won the trial
plate at the first day of the second July
meeting at Newmarket today. Richard
Croker's Joe Ullman G.. Reiff), was sec
and. and Far West finished third.
R. S. Sievier's Ailyar O.. Reiff) won the
all-aged selling race; Wisconsin II a.
Reifr). got second place, and the Roman
can filly finished third.
Lord Cadogan's St Quintin CMaherJ
won the Maiden Two Year-Old race; G..
d. Smiths Prickles FLY O.. ReifO was
second and Richard Cookers Jean Bart
q. Reif), was third
Lord Cadogan's Sidus (Maher) won the;
Dillingham; plate; w. Raphaels Ruskin
was second, and Richard Cookers The
Scotchman II. q. Reiff) was third
The stewards disqualified The Scotch
man IL. for carrying incorrect weight.
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Earned runs, st. Paul 2, Omaha 1;
struck struck out, by Cogan g. by Payne 4;
hit, Cogan; home run, Ryan; first base on
errors, st. Paul 4; stolen bases, Kelley
Letcher, Calhoun; left on bases, st. Paul
g. Omaha 3; double plays, Holly to Scha-
fer to Kelley, Stewart to Calhoun: sacri-
fee hits. Kelley, Holly Stewart; umpire,
NcDermott; attendance. 500; time, "a.
DIAMOND DUST.
Omaha again today. with Chech in the
box Game called at Lexington at 800
O'Clock.
The eX5alderman is certainly the real
thing. They may beat him away from
home, but they can't do 1t when we are
watching
Kelley and Schafer play fast ball and
stand up with the bat like good stickers.
Shannon failed to show. but he looks
good.
Schafer picked one out of the dust yes
teriay in such a sensational manner that
people were reminded of Higgins.
Higgins arm is fast rounding too, and
no Will soon be back in the game. With
the little fellow back the Saints will
have an infeld that will compare with
the best.
There will be much regret when Holly
IS sent to the. bench. Holly's fault is
made many friends by his quiet and
gentlemanly conduct, and there Is no
getting away from the fact that he is a
fast fielder and hard and conscientious
worker at all times.
The batting order of the Saints has
been switched with the coming of tine
new men. Ryan now leads off and Kelly
Is in third place, following billiard. shan
non and Schafer have been assigned
fifth and sixth places in the list.
McDermott made his first appearance
IN st. Paul yesterday. One or two OF
ms decisions were questioned by many
Dut on the whole his work was very sat
1sfactory. He demonstrated that he win
stand for no rag-chewing by ordering the
players TO get down to business whenever
they Showed the slightest disposition to
go wrong.
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MANY MISPI4AYS LIN THE NINTH
GIVE THEM A GAME AT
CLEVELAND
FAST CONTEST AT DETROIT
Home Team Played an ErrorIess
Game, but Was Outbatted by
the Men From WASH
inEtOn.
American League.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, July 16-Cleveland
went to pieces in the last inning and pre-
sented the game to Boston. Young was
hit hard in the ninth inning, and 1t was
only through sensational fielding that he
won out. Because of several decisions
crowd followed Umpire Manassau after
the game and pelted him cushions
and pop bottles and it was only through
the interference of the Cleveland playe
that he was not modified. Hall was tried
at short for Cleveland but was failure.
Score.
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InterIake Regatta.

put IN BAY. Ohio. July 16-The OPEN
ing race OF the nter-lake regatta was a
drifting match over tie first two lengths
but the wind freshened to an eight-nl n;
breeze that made a pretty contention Of
the last leg. The Eva. OF Sandusky won
with Minerva of Detroit only Is sec,
onds behind. Winners in their class are.
Forty -five-footer City of Straits Re-
troit ie-footeCs, Shamrock. of C,Ayefsn. NJ.
S5-footers. Eva, of Sandusky; 3e-footers
Detroit; le-footers. Myth. of To.edo.
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DEMAND PEACE ON EARTH.
Addresses Delivered Before Universal
Peace Union at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, July l9.-When the Uniyer-
sal Peace union convened today bust
ness session was held. followed by ar
dresses and discussions, as follows:
The World Hope; The Concession Il
the Church to the Gospel of Christ" Rev.
L. w. Powers. OF Buffalo.
THE Secret of Peace" the Rev Helen
Van Anderson Greenacre. Eliot. Maine.
"Our Wars" Scott f. Hershey Of Bos-
ton.
How Can We Have Peace?" Miss An
Meta Truemau, ot Ohio.
"War-Immoral. Barbarian and Un-
christian" j. NJ. PEBBLES, NJ. D., Of Bat
tie Creek, Mich.
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ELEcrROcUTED AT AUBURN.
Murderer of Frank WannerhOIm Is
Shocked to Death.

AUBURN. N. Y. July 16.-Frank Wan
ne1.hoim, the Chautauqua county MUIR
derer. was put to death by electricity in
the prison here today. The current Yves
turned on one minute and five seconds.
and the man was pronounced dead. When
ne took his seat In the chair. Wanner-
holm appeared to be on the point OF ut
ter collapse. AS the strap over the face
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tossed his head nervously to one side
and uttered a low groan.
The current was lS00 volts and seven
amperes, which was reduced after two
seconds to 200 volts for half minute.
and then increased to it's original
strength for two seconds. when It WAS
again reduced to 200 volts for half
minute, and increased TO 800. when it
was turned off and the man was dead.
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Shoot for Jxinu,a prIva

LONDON. July l6.-The first stage IN
the shooting for the Kings prize. in tho
competitions at Bisley, under the au-
spices of the National Ritie association.
has b, en- conrl ted and the bronze medal
has been won by Private Norris, of the
Glamoreanshire volunteers, with a score
of l01. The Canadians scored insufficient
ly to compete in the second round ey-
cept Lieut.. Murphy, with a score of %.
and Sergeant Walker. with sore of DC.
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Young sheviin Is Victor

In the interscholastic high school ath-
ietic contests at the Buffalo exposition
last Saturday, high honors were won by
Thomas l.. Shevlin, son of the Minneap-
ons iumberman, who threw the twelve
pound hammer 157 feet and d inches, On
feet and inches farther than his near
est competitor. Mr.. Shevlin was a mem
Der OF the Hill school of Pottstown, Pa.
winch took trst honors, winning thirty
one points Phillips academy. of Ando
yer, was second, with eighteen points
Hill school won four firsts, two seconds
and five thirds.
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Slated for Cronin in ninth.
Two-base hits, Foster, Cough1in; three
base hit, Grady; sacrifice hit, Clarke;
stolen base, Barrett; first on balls, Cling
MIN; hit by pitcher, Coughlin; first on
errors Detroit 1; left on bases, Detroit
3. Washington {; struck out, by Cronin,
Crockett, Patton; double plays, Elber-
to Crockett, Coughlin to Quinn TO Dun
gan; time, 1850; umpires, Haskell and
McAlliSter.
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Lett on bases, Chicago 4, Boston u
two-base hits, Green, Demont Kittredge;
three-base hit, Dexter; sacrifice hit,
Hamilton 2, Slagle: double plays, Dex-
ter to Mccormick to Kahoe, King to
Mccormick, Kahoe TO Green to McCor4
mick; struck out, by Hughes Z by Pit
finger 4; passed ball, KIfng;T bases on
balls, off Hughes 8; time, 80; umpire,
Cunningham. t's'''4 -+'
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START FOR NEW YoaK July 70
Sir Thomas Upton is We'll Pleased
with Shamrock IN

LONDON, July 16.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton, speaking today to a representative
OF the Associated Press. said the results
of the trials between the two Shamrocks
in the Firth of Clyde had given him
every confidence in the challenger and
hao undoubtedly stamped the challenger
as the fastest yacht this side OF The
water. Sir Thomas said he thought
Shamrock IL. was able to beat Sham
rock /. by eight minutes in a thirty
mile course. and he therefore believed
she had a good prospect of success
against her American competitor
tie also said the challenger had done
all he had expected her to do. sham
rock III. will sail for New York July 20.
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Champion wins 2s-Mile Race

BOSTON. July 16.-AIte rt Champio,
won the triangular twenty fly e mile mo.
tor-paced race at Charles River park.
which was contested tonight by Cham
p.on, Bobby Walthour and James H Mo-
ran. by twelve yards over Moran. in
39;45 3-5. Walthour was two laps behind
Champion at the finish
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Slated for Swormstedt in the ninth.
Earned runs Des Moines s.; two-base
hits, Kleinow, Cote Bubzer; bases en-
balls Off Swcrmstedt 5, Off Bubzer 5; dou-
pie play, McVicl5er to Hines struck out,
by Swormstedt 4, by Bubzer 6; passed
bail, Cote; wild pitch. Bubzer; sacrifice
hits, Law, OLeary. Warner, Bubzer; st9-
len bases, Be.den 3, Swormstedt, Thiel s,
Cote; left on bases. Minneapolis Z, Des
Moines g. time of game 2 hours; umpire.
Caruthers; attendance, COO
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DENVER GRAND STAND BURNED
Games of Denver Club May u,
Transferred to Other 1,itias

DENVER. Col, July 1.-THE grand
stand at Broadway park, where the
Western league baseball games are
played, was destroyed by fire tonight
The fire is believed to have been of in
cendiary origin. The cost of the stand
was about $4,000 1t is expected that
the remaining games of the series with
Kansas City will be indefinitely post
poned, and probably all games scheduled
i'll Denver for the remainder Of the sea-
son will be played in other cities
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MORAL UPLIFT OF DENVER.
Pastors of That City Contemplate
Forming Vigilance Committee.

Forming Vigilance Committee
DENVER, July 1.-THE Republican to-
day says
The minister's Of this city are consid-
ering the advisability Of organizing
vigilance committee. Although It IL
against the thugs that the ministers will
primarily direct their attention, the WORK
which they propose to do at once is only
preliminary to the really gigantic scheme
they have under consideration, looking to
the uplifting Of the entire community.
They propose to establish an organize
ton as far reaching as. Tammany. but
with a view OF establishing law and or
der instead Of political supremacy. The
plan for this organization was prepared
by judge now on the bench
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COULDN BAT BUnzER.
Midgets Make Minneapolis Fans
Very Weary

The first game of the series between
Minneapolis and Des Moines at Nicollet
park was a tiresome and embarrassing
exhibition. After two solid hours of use
less roofing and apparently ainless play-
ing by the Miller colts the Prohibition
lists haughtily walked away with the
Initial contest, which was pulled off before
small bunch of eXasperated and over
heated fans
Those bright signs in the outfield were
still there in spite Of the warnings of
thirty-third degree fan, and If the
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Baptist Young Peoples Union Chi
cago, July p, to 20, 1901.

hicago Great Western Raj way will on
July IS. "a. Is. sell excursion tickets to
Chicago. good to return July 3Oth Cor
Aug. i. by payment of Sc extra) at one
fare plus SEQ for the round trip. For
further information inquire of ]. n. Storr.
City Ticket Agt.. corner Fifth and Rob-
ert streets st PauI
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POOR PLAY IN THE FIELD RE-
sPONSIBLE LARGELY FOR
Loss OF GAME
Err. P1rTINGER IS A PITCHER
And Tom LOftus' UnrivaIed Aggre-
CATION of Lost Hopes Couldn't
Do Any business
With Him.
National League.

PITTSBURG, Pa, July 16-Pittsburg's
miserable fielding lost the game. Each
Of their four errors netted run for
Philadelphia and a base on balls. fol-
lowed by two hits, scored the other two
Donahue pitched good ball and received
perfect support. Attendance, 8, 400. Score:
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Baseball at Fargo

FARGO. N. D., July 16-(special1-
Cooperstowns fast Independent baseball
team was defeated here this afternoon by
Fargo, 10 to l. in a contest that was a
much better exhibition than the score
indicates.
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Earned runs, Colorado Springs A. stolen
bases, Shay, Donahue q two-base hits,
Tannehill, Hall; three-base hit Shay;
home runs, Brashear, Ream double
plays, Ream to BraShear. Shay to Flood
to Hulswitt, Davis to Flood to Davis;
struck out, by Parvin l, by Mcdonald 4;
bases on balls, off Parvin 3, off McDon-
aid 2; passed ball, Doom; sacrifice hits.
Bandelin, Hemphill, Hernon Hall; bases
on errors, Colorado Springs 2, st. Jo-
seph 2; left on bases. Colorado Springs
4. st. Joseph 8; umpire Tyndall; time,
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The Ideal Summer outing

TO Mackinac Island or Buffalo Steam
ship Miami sails twice week FROM
Duluth fer Mackinac Island and the East
Low rates now in effect. Inquire at 33z
Robert street. st. Paul, MINI.
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American Golf PInye rs Reat.n

NORTH BERWICK. Scotland. July ID.
Norman Hunter, of oxford university.
beat w j. Travis. the American golfer
In thirty-six hole match today, by tvs
up and one to play.
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PITTINGER A PuZZI.E

CHICAGO, July 16-Phtinger was in
vincible today holding the locals down
to four scattered hits. Errors by Moran
and Demont. and a three Dagger by Dex-
ter scored Chicago's only runs. The WIS.,
TORS runs were made by punching hits
with Chicago's errors. Longs fielding
was of d sensational nature. Attend
ance 900. Score:
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ONE FOR THE SENATORS.

DETROIT, July 1.-THE features of to-
days game were Coughlih's work at
third, a great stop by DUNCAN and the
work of Gleason and Elberfeld. Clarke
was put out OF the game at the end
of the sixth for talking back to the
umire Attendance, 1,694. Score:
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Earned runs, Plttsburg 2, Philadelphia
l; tWo-base hit. Ritchey; three base nit,
Bransield; home run. DeIehanty; sacri-
flee hit, Delehanty; tolen bases, Thomas,
Cross q double plays, Ritchey to Wag-
ner, Ely to Ritchey to Bransield, Jack
itsch to Mailman to Cross; first base on
balls, off Philippe 2, off Donahue 2;
struck out, by Philippe 4. by Donahue 2;
passed bail. Jacklitsch; wild pitches,
Philippe, Donahue, time, 1:4O; umpire.
EmSlIe. iNq.
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ABE FRANK ALI RIGHT.
Beats Bunch of Fast Youngsters at
WnshinGtOn Pnrk

CHICAGO. July 16.-Abe Frank proved
what wonderful two-year-old he Is To-
day by winning the Edgewater stakes.
almost in a gallop. from the best young
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-17
BULL FIGHTERS ARE UNABLE To
SOLVE HIS UGLY
TWIST'ERS
MANAGER JIMS HOME RUN
Ex-AIderman Drives for Three
Bases and Scores on Ryan's
Circuit Hit-New Men
Play Ball.
Western League.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Omaha at st. Paul.
Des MOines at Minneapolis.
Kansas City at Denver
st. Joseph at Colorado Springs.
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Earneu IunS, SItVSIdIIu D. I10ItU.i =
two-base hits, La Chance. Pickering;
three-base hits, OBJ len, Freeman; horne
run, Dowd; first base on errors CleVe-
land 2, Boston 2; first base on balls. OF
Young l, off Moore /; stolen bases, PICK
ering. O'Brien. Stahl, Parent; struck out
by Moore, Stahl. Collins, Freeman. Fer
ris 9: by Young Yoage- 2, Hall 2, Moore;
wild pitch, Moore; left on bases. CleFe-
land s. B ston 6; time, 1:45; umpires; Man
assau and Connolly; attendance, 2,0l5.
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ST. JOE WAS EASY.
MiIIiOnnires Had Picnic with the
MIsSOuriens

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col, July 16-
Colorado Springs won from St Joseph
today in walk The game was interest
ing throughout, there being many spec
tacular plays. Attendance, 1000. Score