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THEY'RE OFF Ar SARATOGA.
Ten to One shot Wins All the Way
in Saratoga Hnndicnn

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug 5.-The OPEN
ing days racing of the rejuyeaated SARA
toga association provided one of the best
afternoons of sport of the season. The
crowd numbered over ), 600 the grand and
field stands and the clubhouse Enclosure
being crowded. In the ring eignty-fiye
pencilers laid the odds, and as a major
itY of the events Went to we'll nlaved
horses, the layers lost large sums.
The sport was excellent. tihe features
of the days racing being the running of
the 5000 Flash stake, for -year-olds,
and the $1,000 Saratoga handicaD in
which field of eleven of the best hand
leap horses in training including the old
black mare Imp, started The race was
won by RocktoH. who, a 10 to 1 in the
betting, led from start to finish and won
easily by two lengths from Water Cure
who beat the 2-to-l favorite Water Color
a scant length, Imp finishing fifth, after
being third for most of the Journey.
The Flash stakes resulted in a close fin
ish, Goldsmith, Luxcosta and Chiffon
finishing heads apart as named. Lux
costa gave remarkable exhibition of
speed, being last to leave the post and
running the first half mile in At seconds
1t was only through mastery ride on
the part of Turner, Goldsmith's Jockey,
that Goldsmith won
The weather was clear, cool and pleas
ant and the track in good shape but
fully a second slow, compared with the
metropolitan tracks. Summary:
First race, for all ages, seven furlongs
Smoke, ia, y COnnOf, to 5, won; Isl
der, LIS, Shaw, to /, second; Kinni-
kinnic, III, McCue. p to l. third Time,
1:26 i-5.
Second race, selling, mile ana SIX
teenth. for three-year-olds and upward
Dolando. I03. Shaw, to 10. won: Lone
Fisherman, 90, Thompson, to /, second;
Little Daisy. 81, Mulholland, 20 TO 1, thirds
Time, l:49 2-5.
Third race, the Flash stakes, for two
year-olds. five furlongs-G Goldsmith, lis.
Turner to ), won; Luxcosta, 1l2, Bull
man, I to l, second; Chiffon, lis, Shaw, 3
to /, third. Time, 1:01.
Fourth race, the Saratoga, handicap,
for three-year-oids and upward one mile
and a furlong -Roekton. lis, Turner, 10 to
l, won; Water Cure, IG7, Landry, 50 to /,
second; Water Color, 115 Spencer, ? to !,
third. Time 1853 1-5.
Fifth race, selling, five furiongs and a
half, for two-yeartolds Gay Boy, IL,
Odom, to ), won; Dark Secret 104.
Shaw. to 2, second; Man-o'-W War, 109,
Burns, TO l. third. Time, 1908 as.
Sixth race, for three-year-olds, mile and
seventy yards-Joe Hampton, 1iS OCCn-
nor 8 TO 5, won; Chuctanunda, rs, Turn
er, 2 to l, second; Admonition 49, Cay
wood, 10 TO l. third. Time. As 35.
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The C. O.P. IN MARYLAND
PLATFORM, cur AND DRIED, DE-
NOUNCEs WICKED DEMOCRATS.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Aug. 5.-Republican
leaders from all parts Of the state are
in Baltimore tonight preparing for their
state convention. which VIII be held to-
morrow I'm this city. The work before
state comptroller AMI clerk of the court
Of appeals and the formulation Of a plat
form. Either DR.. Isaac ~ Barber. Of
Talbot county or Herman 5. Platt, Of
Baltimore city, viii he selected TO head
the ticket, with the chances in favor Of
the latter The court Of appeals clerk
ship will in all probability go to Cob
Thomas S. Parran of Calvert. The plat
form has been the subject or considerable
thought. There will be little or no dis
cussiOn Of it's provisions, which are un-
derst0od TO include strong pledges on be-
half of the Republicans to repeal tse
present election law, to enact laws 10
prevent corrupt practices in connection
with elections and to pass laws to gov
ern the holding Of primary elections. One
Of the p!anks, it is understood, Will con-
tain a severe ARA gnment Of the Demo-
Gratis for their uncertain stand on the
currency question which Is designed as a
criticism of Former Senator German. The
administration Of Gov Smith will be de-
Democrats in attempting TO diseufran-
chise the illiterate voters. But little heed
VIII be paid, however. TO the Democratic
slogan of negro domination IT being tee
purpose Of the Republican leaders to
eliminate this question from the cam
paign TO as great an extent as possible.
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NAVAHOE WINNER.
AiIsa Finished Second Among the
Big YavvIs


NEWPORT, R. l.. Aug 5.-A long tedi-
Gus race of twelve miles out and back,
with the wind at Times very light and
nearly abeam was won today in the
ninety-foot yawl class by the Navahoe,
and in the seventy-foot sloop class by the
Rainbow.
The Navahoe came in over four min
utes ahead of her other two competitors.
and in corrected time defeated the Ailsa
by 3:29 and the Vigilant 3:35. The
Rainbow, after long see-saw race with
the Vigilant, finally crossed the finish
ed time being computed, as these yachts
sailed boat for boat with "a one-gun start.
Starting out with Spinnakers set and a
fine seVen-knot breeze astern the yachts
ran the first five miles in quick time
Then the wind began to coquette with all
five racers and it took over three hours
tC reach the outer mark, with the breeze
shifting from northeast to southeast, but
never dead ahead. At one time the
yachts were wide apart, but strangely
enough, all five met at the mark in a
bunch.
The run in was much quicker work and
the NaVahoe managed by a pretty burst
TO pull ahead of the others, FIVE miles
from the finish, the Rainbow, after
hard luffng match, beating out the Vig-
liant
All the yachts arrived at the start
promptly and found the committee order
ing a run to leeward, south by west
which, with a fine northerly breeze blow
ing, seemed to ensure good beat back.
The yawls were started at 11:10, the
three crossing the line as follows
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WHITE BEAR TENNIS.
Interesting Contests Have Char.
acterized Play So Far.

The White Bear Yacht club tennis
tournament, as far as it has progressed
has been most successful and results to
Singles
:, Preliminaries-C 5. Bixby versus r. G..
Strickland 6-3, rs. Clarence Sanders YER
sus Dr. j. d. Paxton, Sanders by default.
H. Z. OrdWay versus M. 7. Sanders, 6-1,
First round singles-L. p Ordway YER
suS Clarence Sanders, 81, 81.
Doubles
Ordway and James YER
sus Bixby and Forbes rs, 6-1, 7-5
First round doubles-Stem and Striek-
land versus Sanders brothers, 6-1, So.
Play will be resumed next Saturday aft
ernoon. The following are the drawings:
Senior Singles
Prelfminaries-R G. Strickland versus
9. s Bixby; DR.. j. d. Paxton versus
Clarence Sanders; NJ. T. Sanders versus
L. 7. Ordway; w. w. Winter versus w.
n. Forbes; A. F.. Mason versus Theodore
Griggs.
Byes-A. H Stem, L. T, Jamme, H. 2.
Clark
Senior Doubles
Preliminaries-Bixbya and Forbes versus
Ofdway and Jamme.
ByeS-Griggs and Winter Sanders
brothers, Stem and Strickland.
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WITH THE AMATEUR CYCLISTS.
Walter Smith Makes New Records at
Two, Three ana Five WfIes


BUFFALO, Aug. 5.-The first days
races III the national amateur CHAMPION
snip meet of the National Cycling asso-
claLon were held in the stadium at the
Pan-American exposition this afternoon
before crowd that half filled the MAN.
moth amphitheater.
Ihe event OF the day was the exhibi-
ZION rice in which Walter Smith. OF
New York, hclder Of the one mile rec
ora of ! -, { led for the fVe-miIe anna
teur American paced record. He did
the liNe mAc5 IN ) minutes 2T 10 seconds
breaking TIE lormer record of min
utes, held by J. R. Dubois, of Boston
He also broke the two and three mile
records of 1926 2-5 and 5:53 1-5 respective.
~. Smith time for the two miles was
30 ID, and for the three miles sol Az
Ihe day was ideal, the sun being hid
Geh by clouds at the proper moment the
newly laid track was in perfect cOndi-
ton, and the prospects are that MANY or
the records will be broken during the
races Of the next two weeks. Summa-
ries:
tlrst race, quarter mile novice-George
W Butler, Buffalo, won; J. Wilats,
Bunalo, second; Jacob Miller Buffalo,
third. Time. "a is seconds.
tIve-mile handicap-J. Ingraham, c.
< G., chelsea. Mass, scratch, won; w
r. Poison, Buffalo, 800 yards second; {;
Fred Schade. Buffalo, 250 yards, third
Time, II Is As.
Exhibition ride against the record, five
miles, record minutes-Walter Smith,
Kings County Wheelmen, S:27 Is.
One mile tandem-M Hurley, New
York, and J. Ingraham, Chelsea, won;
Warren Zurbick and e. E. Dennison.
Buffalo, second. Time, 2:15 40
Quarter-mle national championship
first semi-fnal-Marcus Hurley, New
York A. c., won; j. T. Ingraham, CheI~
sea, Mass, second Time, 80 seconds.
Semi-inal-Frank II. Denny, Buffalo,
Won; l.. Dowling, San Jose, Cal, second
Time, "a 1-5 seconds.
One-third mile national championship
1rst ml-hnal-Marcus Hurley New
Ont, second. Time. IS 3-5 seconds.
Second race, semi-ffnal-Frank H. Den
ny Buffalo, won; j. T. Ingraham, CheI-
sea, second. Time. Al seconds.
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The Clevelands- challenge Lennon &
game next Sunday
The Quicllsteps defeated the Carnations
Sunday morning IA to s and the Hamm
Patent Shoppers in the afternoon by %
e IL For games address j. Shanahan,
$50 Thomas street.
The Defenders have added two victories
to their list, defeating the Harris Kids by
score of 3 to and the Social Bellies s
to ?. The Defenders have a clean record
of fifteen games and now claim the six
teen-year-old championship. TGHy are
ready to meet all comers. Their lineup
is as follows: Horeish, c.; Nagle, p; ;
Walsh, IS; Wenzel, lb; Otterback, 2b. ;
Baur, Sb.; Carr, cf.; Anderson, rf.; Bod
LAX IT,; Churchill, mascot. For games ad-
dress, L. Otterback, 27O Nugent street
CitV
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EASY FOR sTINsoN.
Bobby WaithOur Put Out Of the Race
by an Accident

NEW YORK, Aug. 5-Will stinson, Of
Cambridge, Mass, won the ffteen-mile
motor-paced race at Madison Square
garden tonight. The other competitor
was bobby Walthour, of Atlanta, Ca,
but he was only contender for little
over two miles, when a bad accident put
him out of the race after he had broken
the worlds indoor record in the first anu
second miles. Walthour was the first to
catch his pace. At the end of the first
mile neither had made any perceptible
gain, and the time. 1:49 1-5, clipped two
and one-ffth seconds off the worlds in
door record. Walthour increased his pace
In the second mile and was nearly a
half a lap ahead at the end of it IN
OF the best previous record. In the first
mile the chain of the front wheel on Stin-
sons pacing machine broke and the first
lap OF the third mile a second machine
was sent out to replace the broken one.
H. had only made one circuit of the
track and was going at a fairly swift
pace when Walthour's motor collided
with it on the turn down the stretch.
thought at first that WalthOur was bad
ly injured He got up quickly, however
and remounted his wheel but was 50
stunned by his fall that he was unable
to cut in behind Stinson and keep up
with the pace. After riding few laps
Walthour dislnounted and retired from
the contest. He was not seriously in
jUred. One Of his pacemakers received d
scalp wound Stinson finished out the
fifteen miles in 27:37 rs, winning the race.
There We're several spills during the
evening in which at least q dozen riders
were injured In the fifth heat of the one
mile amateur handicap seven of the ten
starters fell, some of them from the high
est point of the banked track.
Milton Craig, of this city, won The
opening event, half mile for novices
George c. Schriber, of the Harlem
Wneelmen, won the final heat of the half
mile race for amateurs. and a few min
utes later qualified from the scratch
mark III the first heat OF the one-mlIe
amateur handicap 10y running second to
conIE ling lie yards. he effort proved
100 much for him, as he was unpIaced
IN the final heat, which was won bv Fl
j. Bedel, Of Hackensack, n. j., who had
sixty yards
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Kramer Outrides TayIor

.iAkTFORD, Conn, Aug. 6.-Kramer
oe1eated Major Taylor in the two-thirds
professional championship race NJ the
Hartford Nelodrome track tonight. be-
lore 1900 people. The men loafed untfl
tie hnal sprint In the third heat Fisher
ana himble nearly had the champion
blanketed, but he broke through and
beat Fisher out. In the final heat Tay-
lor was unable to get the POLE. and he
was full length behind at the finish.
Kramer now stands 20 points and Taylor
marieS:
Two-tnirds of a mile national cham
picnship-George B. Leander first, Jack
Green second, Hardy Downing third
Fwo-mile handicap professionalism
by l.. c. Hausman. Time, 4:20.
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Gwo Small Singles All the BeRIIites
Could DO with the Stick
The score Was
. to o.
Western League.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
St Paul at Omaha.
Minneapolis at Des Moines.
u, nVer at Kansas City.
Colorado Springs at st. Joseph

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Aug. 5.-The Saints
turned the tables on the Mil!ers today
and shut them out handily, p.ling up nine
scores for themselves, McKibben ssmrn
took a sudden notion to hit the ball, and
did the best batting they have done Tor
weeks. Their h IS we're better paced,
and were secured - Sriticll times. some
thing they have not been doing of late.
McTadden was on the slab for the
Saints and had the visitors pretty much
at Lis mercy at all times Two sing,es
was the best the Miilers could do W tn
him, and they came in as many innings.
Whiteridge overworlIed himself in the
fore part of the game, and when the
Saints went after him in the fifth they
made him sick SUf his job. Five hits were
secured in this inning. which netted three @
runs Two bases on balls, Brashear's
coarse work with Huswitt's grounder,
allowing him to go to first, and hits hy
Flood and Houeym n resulted in three
more in the seve. i The Sa MS score
two in the eighth by hit by McFaddon,
Robes faulty hand ing Of warm one
from Floods bat Ia Is sacrifice and
passed ball The scOr-;
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TOOK ONE APIECE-


BALTIMORE, Aug 5.-The Baltimore
and Boston clubs broke even on dou-
ble-heaGer here today. The first game
was a pitchers battle in which Dunn's
error in the eighth turned the scale in
favor of the visitors Boston went 10
pieces early in the second garae and was
shut out-the first shut-out administered
this season by the local team. At the
close Of the second inning of the second
game Hart became enraged at deci-
sion and struck Haskell il the face Nc
GraW prevented a further miX-up, and
Hart was put out of the game Attend
once A. l32. ScOre. first carnn:
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creseeus al .Poughkeensie.

POUGHKEEPSIE N. Y, Aug. 81
Cresceus, worlds champion trotter, who
Will go here Tuesday to beat his record
Of 2:02A made at Columbus last week,
arrived here today. He stood the journey
well, and his trainer, Tim Murnen, says
he is in very fine condition. He expects
him to make new record if the condi-
tions are at all favorable Cresceus will
be worked here somewhat harder than
heretofore in preparation for the race
with The Abbot at Brighton Beach on
Ano Il
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ST LOUIS HEAVY HITTERs GET
BUSY WITH a PAIR OF PIRATE
PITCHERS
ELEVEN RUNS IN AN INNING
euaIlers Down Giants Twice-BroolS-
lyn Lost at BostOn-Rem-
nants Lost at Gin
cinneti
National League.

PiTTSBGRG, Aug. 5.-The game start
ed like an even thing, but in the eighth
inning Pittsburg suffered an awful
slaughter. Up to the middle of this inn
ing st. Louis had made fifteen hits and
ten runs. Deneny and Yeager were then
put iii, but the slump could not be check
ed. -Four hits and four errors behind
Doheny netted eight more runs in the
eighth, and two three-baggers in the
ninth completed the locals miserable
downfall. Attendance, 1890. Score:
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n G. A ChnmDionship

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-By his defeat
of Major Taylor, at Newark on Satu--
day, Frank Kramer secured the lead in
the n. c. A. competition for the cham
pionship Since July the men have COM
peted at thirteen meets, at which was In
cluded a circuit championship race, the
winner of which scored four points, the
second two points, with one point for
each man defeated in the grand semi
final. Kramer is credited with % points:
Taylor, 20; Tom Cooper. u: John Fisher
Il; Lester Wilson, 7; W. S. Fem, T. and
j Z GascoYne 5.
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wrest the Canada's cup from the ca
dlllac here Aug TO- was given a spin
this afternoon. The weather was Iieht
ana therefore exactly to the boats ik,
hg She scurried fast before the
wind. Those who witnessed the exbi-
bition declare that she is fit rival for
cadillac, and the trial between them
VIII prove highly exciting
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nrIghton Beacon HaTness Kacez--

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The full list of
entries for the Brighton Beach Trotting
associations first meeting, which begins
Monday next, has just been announced.
The meeting will continue for week.
On the first day the cracks of the trot
ting turf viii meet for the free-for-aJl
$4,000 purse. Thursday the kings, Cros-
trot for a $4,000 grand special purse
There will be three events on the card
each day and the cards are well filed.
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DaIy wins on a FOUL.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. 5.-Jack Daily,
of Wilmington, Del, and Jack Bennett,
of Philadelphia, met for twenty-five
rounds in a theater tonight They went
three rounds, when Bennett fouled, and
Daily was given the fight Previously,
however, there We're claims that Bennett
had been fouled twice, but the referee
would not allow them. 1t was an ex-
tremely vicious contest while ii lasted
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players have secured the services of Mr..
the next two weeks, and expect to inn
Trove a good deal in playing before the
match. Entries for the state golf cham
rionship to be held here the end of this
month are commencing to come in.
Among those who have already entered
are Il. f. Scaurmeier and Michael Doran
Jr., of st. Paul, and c. Z. Jaffray, of
MinneaDOlis
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WILLMAR, Mimi. Aug. 5.-(Special.)-
Wnlmar defeated Litchfield here today
in a very exciting game, score to 3.
Cox, the stsr twirler of the Litchfield
team, was bumped for twelve safe hits,
while Treadway Of the local team,
pitched a splendid game, allowing the Wis
itors only five scratch hits, and striking
out ten men Willmar has now won six
games from Litchfield and lost eight
which games were lost in the carly part
Of the season before the team was really
organized. Willmar plays at Litchfield
Nri
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Colnmbia at Newnort

sloop Columbia came here from New
port in tow today to have her main
boom changed. Her own spar. which
buekled in race with the Consti-
tuition off Newport month ago, had
been repaired and it was stepped and the
fittings completed this forenoon. Riggers
We're busily at work today on the Con
stitution. She will be ready to sail
by next Thursday.
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MIR. MNEIG. DOES BUSINESS
AGAINST CHICAGO, AND CLEVE-
LAND WINS ONE
EVEN BREAK AT BALTIMoRE
Boston Team Loses and Wins-Tigers
Slaughtered at milwaukee,
Senators Twice Beaten
at Philadelphia.
American League.

CHICAGO, Aug 5.-CIeveland tried
new pitcher today, who did some very
clever work, batted well, and with good
backing won an easy game. The local
players were decidedly off in all depart
ments of their work and played miser-
able game. Eradley's fielding and a great
stop and throw by Beck were the fea-
lures. Attendance, 2,100 Score
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Earned runs, Cincinnati 5. Chicago I;
two-basc hits, Crawford 2 Harley, Ma
9con, Chance, Dexter 2, Green; three
base hits. Beckley. Menefee; home runs.
Hartsel 2, Beckley, Crawford; stolen
bases Fox, Dobbs; double play, Ma
COON to Fox to Beckley; first base on
balls. off Guese ?. off Menefee A. struck
out, by Guese 2, by Menefee 3; time. 40;
umpire, Nash.
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TWo FOR ATHLETICs.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5-The home
team took two games from Washington
by better all-around playing Philadel-
phia Won the first game by solid hitting,
while the visitors hits were so scattered
that they were unable to get their men
around the bases. Washington had six.
teen men left on bases in this game The
second contest was a battle of pitchers
in which Wiltse had much the better of
it. Attendance $780, Score:
First game
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+Batt, fer Fatt on i TIE ninth
Lett on bases CFieago 9. Cleveland 6:
sacrifice hits Me tes. Patterson, CounoF;
stolen bases, Hoy, Jones. 1sben Mertes !:
struck out, by Hatte s3n ?; bases on balls,
off Patterson !, Of Mcneil 4; hit with
bal by Patterson j, by Mcneil /; time,
1905; umpire, She's idan
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Earned runs, St. Joseph 4; bases on
balls, off McFadden >. off Whitridge 5;
struck out, by McFad,e en- 3. by Whitridge
=; sacrifice hits, Han ,, Hcneyman l; sto-
Zen bases. Flood, Huiswitt. DOOM Mchib-
ben; hit by pitched ball, WhitridSe; dou-
BILE plays, Hulswitt to DAVIS Nc t'adden to
Flood to Davis, 8IcCreedie to Mcconnell,
Cockman to Brashear to Law; wild
pitch Whitridge; passed ball, Mcdonnell;
time of game, 1:25; umpire, Ebright.
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Two-base hits, Slagle, DAILY; sacrifice
hits. Demont Donovan, Cooley, Muir
ply stolen bases, Donovan, Dahlen;
double plays, Demont to Long to Tenney,
Lowe to Tenney. Tenney to Long; first
on balls, off Willis 4, off Donovan 8;
struck out, by Willis 4. by Donovan 2;
time, 142; umpire, Emslie.
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PooR Old REMNANTs-

game was an old-time slugging IIe tch
Fourteen hits for extra bases were made
off the two pitchers. In the fourth m
ming, after two were out, Menefee was
hit hard, and the locals scored five runs
The batting of Hartsel Crawford and
Beckiey were the features. Attendance,
LOCO Score:
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Golfers MT Winonn

Arrangements have been made whereby
q team from the Minikahda Golf club, of
Minneapolis, will come to Winona a week
from next Saturday to contest with the
Meadow-Brook golfers. The Winona
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Earned runs, MILWAUKEE, 2. Detroit q;
two-base hits Hallman, Duffy, Gilbert
three-base hits, Husttng, McAllister; nom o
runs, Gleason, Husting Anderson bases
on balls, off Husting Z, off Cronin /; hit
by pitched ball, Hallman; passed balls,
by Husting Z, by High ,; sacrifice hits,
Husting, Gilbert, Duffy; left on bases,
Milwaukee l. Detroit 13; stolen bases.
Maloney, Hogriever 2, Anderson, Conroy.
Friel Holmes; umpire, Manassau; time,
2:25; attendance. SEQ
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BREWERS HAD IT EASY.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug. 5.-Detroit
gave miserable exhibition of baseball
playing this afternoon and the locals
scored an easy victory, hitting both
Cronin and High at Will. Husting pitched
asm by his wonderful batting. Maloney
and McAllster also hit the bah hard.