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FINISH OF GRAND AMERICAN.
F.. ID. Kelsey, East Aurora, N. Y
Wins Consolation HnndicaD

NEW YORK, July 1.-The second grand
american trap shooting tournament at
lheH1nlate targets was concluded today at
Interstate Park, L. J. The final event
on the programme was the consolation
handicap at 100 blue rocks per man. In
which hfty-seven trap shooters took part
after q tie with w Morris Of Baldwfns
vile, N. z, each having So targets. won
the shoot-off. breaking IS to Morris 10
out Of 5, and received first money and a
silver trophy valued at $50 Kelsey shot
from the fourteen-yard mark and Morris
from the slxteen-yard mark e. ID. Full
ford, Of Utica, n. Y, shooting from
twenty-yard mark, broke "a, and was
placed third. ]. J. Hallowell Of PhiTa~
delphia, was fourth with SO breaks, stand
ing at nineteen yards Leroy, of Campel-
10, Mass. Shortmeyer, Of New York, and
r. o. HeIkes, Of Dayton, Ohio, tied with
", and In the shoot-oH finished as named
SIX men, including w. S. Crosby, OF
OFallon, Ill, the worlds champion tar
were twelve moneys only altogether,
these six had to shoot off for the last
hve prizes, with the result that Crosby
was shut out: Irrespective Of the three
handicaps decided during the tournament.
4SQ targets were shot at by the men
who took part In all the sweepstakes.
or these Crosby broke 416, or better
than % per cent, at a rise of sixteen
were: Gilbert, 407; Glover, 4O5; Banks,
3y7; Winchester, 397; Stearns, 394; Leroy
SS2; Tanning, 392; Lupus 3S9; Hood, 387;
Swain, SS5; Wagner. 3S4; Remsen. 3s4;
Squire, 1888; Heikes, Snow and Hawkins
38 each.
Following are the scores of the men in
the order Of the finish Of the grand
American handicap: E. D. Kelsey, East
Aurora 10 yards, 95; F. D. Morris, Bald
winsville, N. Y 1s yards, s5; E. D.
Fulford. Utica, N. Y, % yards, 81; J.
HalloweI. Philadelphia, 10 yards 90; H.
Leroy, Campello. Mass, 10 yards. 81; L.
II. Shortacre, New York, 16 yards, 90;
Q. Hedkes, Dayton, Ohio, z Yards,
A. Van Allen, Jamaica, L. l., 10 yards,
90 each; Fred Gilbert, Spirit Lake, Iowa
20 yards, 80; G. @. Stephenson, Brooklyn,
IL yards, 80; J. 70. Hicks, Philadelphia,
Il Yards, SQS w. o. Crosby. oFallon, ILL.,,
Five sweepstakes events at 15 and 20
targets, all at unknown angles. were
shot Off before the handicap was be-
First event, Is blue rocks, So entries
Hood, Burke, Kruger, Schortmeier,
Snow, Kirkwood and Glover broke 10
each.
Second event, 20 blue rocks. 81 entries-
Remsen, Ellison, Stearns, Dickey and
Third event. Is blue rocks. "a entries
Banks, Tanning, Squires, Grifiths, In
man, Dudley, Morris, Glover and chce-
ney. Is.
Leroy, Hawkins, Squires, Griflths, Full
ford. Pumpelley. Glover and ApgaR
broke % each.
Fifth event. Is blue rocks. 90 entries
Gilbert stearns, ,Wincahesttseri Lupus;
Lawrence broke Is each.
The consolation handicap was begun
at half past o'clock with IS contestants.
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COMING CHAMPIONS

The Volunteers are out for games
again for Sunday afternoon at the Post
Siding grounds, With L. & K. Colts or ST.
Paul Colts. Address VIM. Swanstrom
623 Rose street. They would like also to
hear from the Jung team of Saltwater,
for game Sunday after next.
The Palace will cross bats with the
White Bear team Sunday afternoon at
White Bear for $25 a side Bones Parvin
viii pitch for the Palace; Jiggs Donahue
will do the backstop work. The Palace
have strengthened up by getting Schaefer
to play second.
Tho st. Paul Leather Workers will cross
bats with the North Stars at the Ran
dolph street grounds Sunday afternoon.
The game will start at 2:30.
The Americans will meet the Elks on
Chatsworth and University avenue sun
day morning. at 10 o'clock. ]. Schaub
and 3. Hernanen will be the points for
the Americans.
The Lennon & Gibbons Juniors will
meet the Guernsey Colts this afternoon
on Como grounds at g. They will also
meet the Rockets Sunday morning on
Como grounds at $3.50, and the Social
Bellies in the afternoon at Avon and
Thomas street at 2. The Juniors want
games with teams in the Twin Cities un,
der the sixteen-year-old class. Adj
dress all challenges to A. Sutton, 561
Harrington avenue.
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BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS.
Blues, at 4 TO 1, winner OF the IsIip
Hnndicnn

NEW YORK, July 19.-Fleischmann'.
Bood three-year-old Blues won the Islip
handicap at Brighton Beach today In one
Of the best races OF the season. He met
and disposed of a field quite the equal
OF those that ran in the big spring han
dlcaps. Brigader was the faVorite al
to 2 while Blues was about an equal
second choice, with First Whip at 1 to
and TO /. Shaw had the mount and he
rode faultless race. Summaries:
First race, six fur!ongs, selling Pleas
ant ItiH, ", Michaeles to l. won;
Marothen, l03 Shaw, 3 to ], second.
Hehglst' lOo Burns, 70 TO 1, third. Time
Second race, mile and seventy Yards
Princeton Girl 80. ii. Michaeles. 10 s
won; May w, 10l Shaw, to 7. second.
The Amazon, 10l, Smith, to l. t>JI.
Time. 1:44 "A
Third race, five and one-half furlongs-
Highlander, ll8, Landry, 10 to /, won;
Essence, 100. Smith, 4 to /, second
D0mey. ll5, Odom, 10 to l. third. Time.
Fourth race, the Islip handicap. mile
and one-eighth-Blues, lOG Shaw, 4 to ].
won; First Whip 112; Burns. to /, sec,
2End;s Water Ts cure, Ill, Landry, to /.
Fifth race, six furlongs-star Of West
lV Burns, to ! and even, won;
Schwalbe, 10, Odom. 5 to 2. second; LOm-
bre, lN, McCue, 10 to /, third. Time
Sixth race, one and one-sixteenth
miles selling-Ethics, 50, Cochran, 2 to s.
won; FonSolee, SO, WilkerSon, $50 TO l.
second; Eloim, 105. Shaw, to 1, third.
Time, 1:47.
Entries for tomorrow:
First race, Chantilley hurdle handicap.
one and one-half miles, over six hurdles
Passe Partout, Governor Griggs 1856.
Cehalalgia, DraughtsInan, 100; Magic
Light, 1856; illuminate. $50; Klondyke, 147;
Double Dummy, 40; Captain January
40; The Driver, 1873; MOrdeimo, l32
Second race, one mile and seventy
yards-The Outcast, Gambling, Brahmin
| rs; The Black Scot. Disturber, 1l2: IA
zane, 10; Goldila, Thicket, Historian, 105;
Mark Lane, The Blue Coat 102; Taveta
Hardshell Irene Lindsay. Monetta, 1907
Dactyl, Anna Darling. 50.
Third race, handicap, one and one
eighth miles-Herbert, 1926; Carbuncle
118; All Gold. 108; Monarka, 103; Scurry
McGregor 100
Fourth race, free-for-aIl stakes. six
fUrlongs-Whiskey King 1875; Allan-a-
Dale, 122; Michelen, Otis. Compute city
Bank. 115; Albert, Hatasco, ia; Cold
smith. Master Man, Long Liver, liz; Dis
| advantage, l09.
Fifth race, six furlongs-The Chamber
lain, l22; Gold Fox, 113; Goebel, lis: Pops
ia; Godfrey 113; Mayor Gilroy, Bastilo
Captain January, 10; Brandysmash, 100
Hinyarite, 104; Anecdote 102; Chaos, La
Dor, 80; Kid, 9S; Ashes, Annie Thomp-
Sixth race, five and one-haif furiongs-
Cameron, Sombrero Ben Howard Five
Nations, lis; Miss Patsy, Fair Empress,
liz.
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LUXURY FOR E1Ks.
Special Train to Milwaukee Meeting
Via The 'sOmaha" Road.

On to Milwaukee In the st. Paul Elks'
big special train via the Omaha" road
NORTHWESTERN Line. Only one fare for
the round trip. Leave st. Paul $3.50 a. m,
Monday, July q, arrive Milwaukee 700
r. m.
All wide vestibuled coaches. dining car
and luxurious observation club cafe car
running through picturesque Wisconsin.
Travel in comfort and go with the big
crowd.
North Western Line city ticket ofices
3s2 Robert street, St. Paul. A3 Nicollst
avenue, Minneapolis.
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2; two-base lits, Heileman, Flick; three
base hit, Beckley, Bergen; homo run,
Crawford; double plays, Hallman to Jen-
ntngs Wolverton to Hallman to Jennings,
Fox to Magoon to Beckley, Dobbs to
Beck1ey; first base on balls, off Hahn 2.
Oft Duggleby 1; struck out. by Hahn 2,
by Duggleby 4; passed balls. Jacklitsch
2; wild pitch, White time, 1:50; umpire,
DWyer; attendance, 1900
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ON THE GH4ND CIRCUIT.
Getaway Day for the Crosse Pointe
Harness Races

DETROIT, Mich. July 19.-w1th a fine
track good weather and scarcely any
wind to hinder the trotters and PAGERS,
the closing day of the Detroit Driving
clubs race meet at Crosse Pointe was
uneventful The first race on the card
was the Consolation championship
stakes of $1,G0O, two in three heats. for
2:24 class PAGERS. 1t was a favorite's
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Earned runs, Minneapolis ., Omaha 5;
two-base hits, Belden, Robe, Cockman'
Gonding, Stewart; bases on balls, by Fig
gemeier 2, by Graham 3; double plays,
Let TAaA to McAndrews, Stewart to Buck.
ham 5; wild pitch. Graham; stolen bases,
Belden, Figgemeier, Gonding; left on
bases, Minneapolis 8, Omaha 6; time Of
game, 1:SO; umpire, Caruthers; attend
ance, 600.
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Earned run, Milwaukee, /; two-base
hits, Cross, F'riel, Mcintyre; sacrifice hits,
Hallman, Mcintyre; bases on balls, on
Husting 1. off Plank 1; stolen base, GIL
bert; struck out, by Husting 3, by Plank
4; left on bases, Milwaukee T. PhiIadel-
phia 5; umpire. Sheridan; time, 1:S5; at
tendance, LOO.
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Colorado Springs. o III o o..
Kansas City ......O 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 l..

"None out when winning run made.
Earned runs. Colorado Springs 2, Kan
sas City 8; stolen bases, Shay q HemphilI
z; two-base hits, Tannehill, Bevilie,
Ewing, Robinson; three-base hit, Robin
son; home run. Messitt; double plays
Holland to Shay. Ream to Lewee to
ReVille; struck out, by Parvin 2, by
Ewing 3; wild pitch, Parvin; left on
bases, Colorado Springs 5, Kansas City
G; umpire, Tindill; time, 1:S5.
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Two-base hits, Everitt, Dundon.
Sehrall; three-base hits, Eyler Dooln:
bases on balls, off Mcdonald 4; struck
pitcher, Preston; passed ball, Sullivan;
double play, Mohler to Radchff to Ever
lit; time of game, 1:5G; umpire, Davis.
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GA - II % ia a.
Bears thu "A The Kind You Haze AlGays Bought
signature ct &1HAAzM
A Cool Retreat.

Always cool and free from dust at
Mackinao Island. Steamship Miami
sails twice q week from Duluth for
Macklnao Island and the East. Cheap
excursion tickets at 332 Robert street, 81.
Paul MINI.
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North Star Gun Club.

The weekly shoot OF the North Star
Gun club will be held this afternoon on
their grounds at Kittsondale. All shoot
ers are cordially invited TO attend. Birds
thrown at l cent each.
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PITCHER POOLE LOST HIS own
GAME TO THE TROLLEY
DODGERS
MR.. P1TTINGER IS POUNDED
st. Louis Has a Picnic with Boston
P1tcher-Quakers Lose at Gin
cinnati-RemnantsD Down
Gtantsi
National League.

PITTsBURG July 1s,-Poole pitched a
good game. but was largely responsible
for Pittsburg's defeat by slow fielding
in the second inning Donovan's support
saved him at numerous stages. Attend
ance. $500. Score:
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Two-base hits, Bradley HemphilI; first
base on errors, Cleveland 2, Boston 2;
sacrifice hits, Criger 1, Young |; stolen
bases, Dowd; Collins; first base on balls,
off Young l, off Moore 2; struck out, by
Moore, Parent, Young, Collins; by Young,
Moore, Shiebeck 2, Beck, Mccarthy
double play, Ferris to Criger; left on
bases, Cleveland a. Boston Z; time 2:0O;
umpire, Connolly; attendance, 1,150.
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Ffrst-CInss

The steamers from 500 and Macknac
TO the Pan-American. Fast time No
dust. Invigorating enjoyable, indescrib-
able. Call at 500 Line ticket office for
itInerariea go Robert sfraef
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Red River valley Bau

LARIMORE, N. D.. July 1o.-SpeciaI)-
Another league game of baseball was
played here today between LarimOrs and
Fargo, resulting In a score Of TO 6 In
favor of Larimore.
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CARRICK WAS EASY.

DETROIT, July 19.-Detroit won the
last game of the series with Washing
ton today by a score Of to g. Miller
outpitched Carrick, and the latter, be-
sides being hit hard in the first five In
nings made two costly errors. Crockett
received a bad wound over the right eye
in the fourth from one of Carrick's in
game. Score:
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Dick Turpin Wfnr.

ABERDEEN, s. D., July 19.-speciaI)-
Dick Turpin, a st. Paul horse. owned
by w. 8. CARING. won three straight
heats In today's races. Time, 2:14.
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BASE HITS PUNCHED WITH MIS-
PLAYS GIVE GAME TO
BALTIMORE
BOSTON TEAM ALSO BEATEN
In Pitchers Battle at Cleveland
Washington Loses at Detroit,
and Athletics Win Mt
Milwaukee.
American League.

CHICAGO, July 19.-The visitors won
today's game by punching three hits with
a base on balls and three errors in the
fourth inning. The Chicago team fought
hard to win. but could not hit Howell
safely. Attendance $50 Score:
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Two-base hit Nance; three-b base hits,
Casey, Foster, Farrell; stolen base,
Holmes; first base on balls, off Carrick
4, of Miller 8; hit by pitcher Crockett;
first base on errors, Detroit 2; left on
bases. Detroit H. Washington 4; struck
out, CougElin, Carrick, Buelow Miller 8:
double play, Elberfeld to Gleason to
Crockett; time, 2:00 umpires, Haskell
and Manassau; attendance, 4,OOo
ERRORS LOSE BREWERS GAME.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July 19.-Husting
pitched a beautiful game for the home
team today, allowing Philadelphia but
four widely scattered hits, but errors by
Gilbert, Donahue and Hogriever gave the
visitors all of their runs. Score:
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You WIN Miss 1t

II you travel all rail to Pan-Ameri-
can. when II Is almost as quick and as
cheap TO go partly by water Get partic-
ulars at 500 Line ticket Office. 80 Rob
ert street.
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race from the start and Stanton Wilkes
a chestnut stallion, was the winner ali
tHe way III the first and third heats He
I1 tost the second heat to ] B by bad
preak near the three-quarter post.
New Richmond, who won the 2.l7 c1ase
pace, created ripple of enthusiasm by
q spectacular finish in the second heat
Earnot lar was leading until the three-quar-
squirt and led the bunch under +ho
wire In I'll fiat. Harold II, the favorite
Won the I'll class pace in straight heats
3InI,nIough Martha Marshall and Pussy
ooIao1Y WnIoW gave MN a warm tussle. The
consolation M. q M. stakes for 2:24 class
trotters was won by Belle Kuser after
Porto Rico and Poindexter had each. taken
a neat Porto Rico was the favorite and
started or In the lead in the last heat,
with Belle kuser second. At the three
quarter post She passed him and was
an easy winner in 2:12H
Inc Fourth race, the 2:12 class trot. was
pattle or Onward blood between Cor
nelia Belle, a bay mare, by Onward and
Phoebe onward, by the same sire. Phoebe
broke in the first heat and gave it to
Corneiia Belle Phoebe got the pole from
Cornella Belle in the second and held
1t to the half, when CorneIia again took
the lead and won handily. Summaries:
e. FIRST race, 2;24 class, pace, purse $1,00O-
stanton wilkes, ch s, by Nutwood
J c, b 8 (Shipp) ............. / G
King Willis (Jamison) ..............82 8
Mysotis, ch M Oarnaby) ..........3 7
Bred Bred H. b g (Hardin) ............s 5 2
Mollie n Knox; br m Buss) ........7 4 5
Ralph bg (Thomson) ............. dis
Reckless, bg (Foote) ..............4 DIR
Time, PIPE, 22:l6A, 2:16A
New Richmond, gr $, by
s;5 $:sT9 E. i = :ss sss:a'S
Dainty Queen, blk m Mum
gsss s2R' R % Potts, Slrf;ii;s Ss lraFa:4; { { ais 3
Xavia, chm (Molane) ...... Q dis
Unnamed, blk Cobb ~ dis
James Alexander, b g
Time, 2:6Sa. a:i1, 2:o3, 2:i1% as
Third race, 2:20 class, purse, $500
Harold Tsldo.d1,, H, b g. by Roadmaster
Pussy Willow. b m CMunsonj ii;o;1j''.:. 80: ) Z
Balmy, br m (Turner) .......7 8
Major Marshall, g (Iyers). .....2 6
kaantH kauntHrey Y Boy yr (Thomas)....3 8
Martha Ma Marshall, b m (IcDowelD 7 5
My Choice, ch (Burns) INNS 4
Time, 2:O94. 2:OS, 2:1O.
Fourth race, 2.24 class trotting, $2,OOO-
Belle Auser, b m, by Colonel Ku-
Porto Rico, b iJohnsonj Z J
Poindexter, br g (GatoSgmb) ~ 8 8
Quoddy Girl, b m (ISelley) ....3 DIR
A4Algoneta' All (saunders) ......s 4 DIR
Ted, blk Egnew) ..............4 DIR
Iva Dee, b m (Thomas) .7 5 DIR
John Hooper, oh g GBristoD ::;.S DIR
Time, 2:21k, 2:14. 2:11A. 2:12N.
Fifth race, 2:20 trot, $500
Cornelia Bell, b m, by Onward (Kirby) 1 1
Alice Barnes. b m (Spear) ............ 4 2
Starmont, ch g Gray ................ 8
Phoebe Onward, b m (Marsh) ....... 3 4
Maggie Anderson, b m (Noble) ,...... 8
Woodford, b & (Davis) .............. 7
Venus II. b m (Saunders) ............7
Time, 2:11az, 2:102s
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Lett on bases, Chicago 3. New York 8;
two base hits, Chance, Childs, Raymer,
Hartsell, Hickman; three-base hit
Chance: sacrifice hit Chance; steae4
Davis to Camel to Hickman; struck out
by Taylor 2, by Matthewson q passed
ball, Smith; bases on balls off Taylor 2;
time, lao; umpire, Cunningham.
REDS HIT THE BALL.
CINCINNATI, July 19-The locals
made long hits at the Aght time and
won easily from Philadelphia. Hahn
was at his best with men on bases. Att
er Beckley had tripled in the fifth Craw-
ford made the longest hit ever made on
the. local grounds. White lasted two
innings Score:
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MOORE oUTPITCHED YOUNG.

CLEVELAND, July LIT was
pitchers battle today between Moore and
Young, and the young Clevelander won.
Cleveland's first run was due to a wild
throw by Collins on Pickering's bunt,
and Boston tied the score in the ninth
on two errors. In the tenth inning
Bradley's double and Woods long liner
to the right field fence scored the win
ming run Score.
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REMNANTS GETTING cFfEsrY.

CHICAGO, July 19.-In perfect field
ing game Chicago again downed New
York today. Matthewson was hit hard in
the, early part, especially so with men
on bases. Taylor was also batted freely
but kept the hits well scattered except
In the fnal inning, when he was found
easily. Attendance, 7O0 Score:
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WE'LL EARNED VICTORY.
ST. Joe Played an ErrOrIess Game
and Hit the Ball

DENVER, Col. July 19.-St. Joseph
played a perfect fielding game today and
also hit the ball well. Honeyman's field
ing was the feature. The home teams
playing was ragged Score:
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STOLE THE HoMD PLATE.
COwbOws Make Sensational Finish
at Colorado Springs

COLORADO, SPRINGS, Col, July 19.-
Kansas City won here today in an er-
rorless game. HemphMl stole home IS
the ball was pitched by Ewing in the
the game for kicking. Attendance, 1,3OO.
GcOra-
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OTHER TWIN ALSO LOST.
Bull Fighters Make Realities Look

MINNEAPOLIS, July 49, = Omaha
punched hits in the seventh and Graham
refused to give the Millers a chance after
the first. Minneapolis played with a
patched-up team. Score:
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EASY GAME FOR ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July 19.-St. Louis enjoyed
a batting matinee and hit everything Pit
finger sent over, while Powell was in
vlncible. Wallace's error on Dineens
erounder in the ninth saved Boston a
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BADLY CRIPPLED, THEY LOSE THE
FIRST GAME OF THE DIES
MONIES SERIES
CoGAN PITCHED GREAT BALL
Visitors Get but Five Hits-DeReat
Was Largely Due to
Wild Throw by
Wilson.
Western Lengue.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Des Moines at St. Paul.
Omaha at Minneapolis
hansas City at Colorado Springs.
st. Joseph at Denver.
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atted for Pittinger in ninth

Earned runs, St. Louis S. two-base
hits, Mccain. Donovan; home run, Bur-
kett; left on bases, St Louis g. Boston
double plays, Padden to McGann Powell
to McGann Long to Demont to Moran:
base on balls, Pittinger 5; stolen base,
Burkett struck out, by Powell d. by Pit
Nichols
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Chicago -. .......0 o o 0 "A
Baltimore -. 40 0 o OF

Lett on bases Chicago 7, Baltimore g;
two-base hits, Mertes, Sullivan, Keister
2 sacrifice hits, Keister Brodie; double
plays. Jones to Isbell, Howell to Dunn to
Hart struck out, by Harvey 4, by Howell
2; hit with ball, Jones; time. 1865: I'M
pire, Cantillon.
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Totals -. "a
Pittsburg 49,. I'll o O1o IL
Brooklyn 80. 30 0 Q / Q 0 0-5

*Batted for Poole in ninth. **Wagner
hit by batted ball
Earned runs, Pittsburg 2, Brooklyn 2;
two-base hits. Clarke. Leach, Irwin, Don
ovan; three-base hit, Wagner; stolen
bases, Davis, Keeler; double plays, Ely
to Bransheld, Ely to Ritchey to Brans-
field, DAILY to Kelley first base on balls,
off Poole 3, of Donovan /; hit by pitched
ball, Keeler, Farrell; struck out, by
Poole 2. by Donovan 4; time, 80; um,
pire EmSlie
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02
LEFT FOB ARIZONA.
To Inspect the Property Of Tho vir-
ginia Copper Company.

To Inspect the Property of Tho viz
Ginia Copper Company.
D. G. Morgan. Esq, and Chas. A.
heed, of this city, left early yesterday
morning for Stafford, Arizona, and Will
be gone several weeks. These GENTLE
men are largely interested in the vir-
ginia Copper Company. of this city. and
go on behalf of that Company to inspect
its copper mines at Stafford, and t pay
off the entire balance due ON the pur-
chase money.
Considerable development work has
already been done. and they expect to
make contracts for more rapid develop
ment. and for smelling the ore already
mined. Considerable stock has been
sold. and the results thus far obtained
are very favorable, and it is expected
that the Company will be on a good
paying basis in a very short time. A
large majority of the stock is held by
Wheeling people. Mr.. John Waterhouss
is president. Mr.. e. b, Carney. vice.
president. Mr.. John Kari. treasurer,
and MIR. A. f. Faulkner. secretary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02

AftE nearly 4o1<y ye3ros of conaecu-
'tive na1uAy neFvtce. beginning when
|4e Was ! mare Id. s n Galway has
resigned tho prosidency Of tho New
York Central 10 BECOME president Of
the new American Locomotive Com
pany. Starting - ! clerk with the
Grand Trunk, he at middle age has
hiled with distinction positions Of
steadily increasing importance with the
Grand Trunk and Its afiliated lines, the
Union Pacific. the Clover Leaf and the
great Vanderbilt system. In his new
place Of responsibility Mr.. Galloway
will still be in close touch with the
transportation interests with which he
has been associated, and. indeed, viii
continue in a sense to be q part Of
them. The new presidency will carry
compensation largely In excess OF the
old one, the amount being, it is under
stood, $4,000 per annum.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02
1. o. O. r.

Franklin Lodge, No. 8, l. o. o. F.,
last Monday night had a good attend
anee. and held q very interesting meet
ing, besides comforting the first de-
gree. On neHt Monday night the work
Of comforting the second degree will oc-
cur, and a good attendance Of the mem
bers and visitors is expected. The men,