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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-03
TENNIS AT MINNEToN1xA.
Jayne and CIapp and Waidner and
Snow Winners

A large crowd greeted the contestants
in the tennis matches yesterday at Hotel
st. Louis. Aside from high wind,
which interfered somewhat with one Of
the matches, the day was an ideal. one
for the tennis player
After winning from C. RoIph and Nor
man NeWhau, Trafford Jayne and Ed
ward Clapp tried conclusions with
Charles Baker and his partner, S. H.
Lockett, the latter from the Windy City,
and defeated them, taking each Of the
three sets played, and scoring lis points
to their opponents IS. Score, 6-1, Sc, 6-3.
The play was fast and the Twin City
man set a hot pace from the start. It
was the first time Clapp had attempted
doubles with Jayne, nevertheless they
played a wonderful game. considering the
drawback to Clapp's playing, the wind
interfering considerably with the lobbing
style of game. used by him so effectively.
The net work of each man appeared to
good advantage several times, though the
Twin City team proved the better in the
long run. There was nothing sensational
about the play, but there were many
brilliant ones to the credit Of each team.
Lockett did not seem to be up to his OLD
form and did not play the game he does
In singles. Jayne was himself again and
played the tennis he is used to, but felt
rather put out when informed that thera
was no second prize in doubles ClapJ
and Jayne will meet the other Chicago
taen, Waidner and Snow, for the finals
in the doubles this morning.
"Juddy'' Belden and Charles Hale went
down to defeat before the well-known
Chicago team, Waidner and Snow. The
Minneapolitans were outplayed, but not
out-classed, and their play was a credit
to them even If they did lose. The pace
set by the Chicagoans was too much for
the home team, who made strenuous eff
forts to return the hard drives of their
opponents. ss
Owing to being out Of the game for
some time, Belden did not make the
showing he might had he had some prac-
tice, and the sturdy boys from Chicago
took advantage Of this and continually
drove the ball down Belden's side line,
which made the use of the back-hand
stroke necessary and several points were
lost, where they should have been won.
With that beautiful fob. in sight Waidner
and Snow played fast and decisive from
the beginning and with the tinge of the
sensational at intervals, taking the sets
one, two, three, at 6-S, rs, 6-S
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batted Tor S1eVerS in ninth.
Left on bases, Chicago 8, Detroit 1.
two-base hits, Burke, Mcfarland; sacri-
fee hits, Mcfarland, lsben; struck out.
by Patterson 9, by Sievers 2; wild pitch,
Patterson; time, 1:25; umpire, Sheridan.
ATIIT .IHTICS Arcn p1 nr1,rn
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GOLF AT HOLLYWOOD.
Willie Smith Winner In All Corners
Medal Play

NEW YORK, Aug. willie Smith of
tho Midlothian Golf club Chicago, and
former open champion golfer of the
United States, won the all comers' medal
play game OF 36-holeS from a field of six
ty-four contestants on the links of the
Hollywood Golf club near Long Branch
N. j.. today. Smith was not feeling very
Wei yesterday, and it was feared that
MS condition then would prevent his tax
ing part in todayS play but he recuper-
ated during the night and was nearly on
his best game from the moment he teed
Off in today'S contest
Willie Anderson, of PfttsfeId. Mass
the present holder of the open CHAMPION
ship title, won second honors with 165
Just one stroke behind Smiths score Of
1914 while four other professional NAV
Bernard Nichols, of Boston; Jack Park
of the Essex Country club, and Alexander
Campbell, of the Brookline Country club
Massachusetts, tied for third place with
166 strokes each and divided third, fourth.
fifth and sixth moneys. The seventh
place was taken by Findlay S. Douglass,
of the Nassau Country club Long Island
VINO made the sc holes in 16S strokes
Douglass started off well by PLAYING
the first nine holes in forty Bernard
Nichols, the Boston professional, being
the only other player to equal this score
Anderson made phenomenal put of
tWenty-three feet at the home hole or
otherwise he would have been relegated
to the BUNCH which tied at 1876. The win
her ana -Nlpper Campbell We're the only
players who improved their morning
score during the afternoon play Smiths
play was remarkable in that he made no
mistakes and he played steadily from
beginning to end. Jack Park went around
three times in Il, and would have been
on even terms with the winner had he
kept up this gait, but in the final round
the best he could do was 43, which placed
him in the tie division
tomorrow twenty-seven pairs have en-
tered for Scotch four some, which will
be decided on SO holes medal PLAYS. and
1T is expected this event will occupy the
greater part of the closing day of the
tournament.
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shinnecoc1e HI1Is GoIf

SOUTHAMPTON. L. l., Aug with
the exception of the final handicap Of
eighteen holes, which is 90 be played to-
morrow, the main portion OF the annual
tournament of the Shinnecock Hills Golf
cluo was completed today with the play
ing Of the senni-fTnaIs and the finals for
the three chief prizes % the tournament.
In the competition for the first cup the
most brilliant playing was done IN the
semi-fnals, the final match being rather
q one-sided affair, as r. -. Watson Ir.
West Brook, handily beat Charles b
Macdonald. Chicago, by up ana 10
play. Louis Livingston Jr., West Brook,
won the second cup, defeating A. N
Brown IN the final by 4 up and 2 70
play, while Percy r. Pyue. second
Princeton, had almost a WaIkcver in his
match with Chief Watson for the th!cd
cup.
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A BANKER'S PHILANTHROPY

Ny message Is to Flen. | do not want their
money. have nothing TO sell them will send
to all men the method Of 4 wcpderful treatment
which cured ne wren all else failed. You can be
cured, and this viii save you from the clutches o!
thieves and irssdulsn. medical concerns whicl
aeariy :cineH ne. The misery the anguish and
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COMING CHAMPIONS.

The Kenos and Burkhards cross hats
tomorrow afternoon at the West side
grounds for the eighteen-year-oId cham
plonshlp Of the city. A good game is err
The Blue Streak Colts will meet the
Lennon @S Gibbons Juniors this afternoon
at Chatsworth and University avenues
titus will twirl for the Blues.
OreWerys want q game for Sunday on
the Payne avenue grounds Address Al.
70 NSS0}rmann' 7l9 Burr street, or telephone
Volunteers will cross bats with Lem
non non q gibbons Colts at 1880 tomorrow
morning at Lexington park
Spikeshiners want a game with anv
!9hteGn-year-old club for Sunday Ad-
dress j. l.. Sendner. 50S West Minnehaha
street.
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c. L. BUM A DIRECTOR.
Election of Officers of American
Whist Association.

n MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. 2-P. J.
Lormey, of San Francisco, was TO-DAY
essacfd res resident Of the American Whist
& w. .sI other officers elected are:
, wee PRESIDENT, Robert II. Weems, Brook
7yh, N Y; recording secretary, Henry r
Fry chicago; corresponding secretary
Ernest b.: COoer. Shelbyville. Tenn :
r ree4Surer, John 7. Mitchell. Chicago; di-
81. Paul, Mimi; j. Everhard Faber Nev,
19rK; J. z. Cummings. Des Moines: ].
w: Dusenburry. Scranton, Pa,
1t was decided today that a member
tween congresses in play for the AyneT-
lc an Whist league challenge trophy.
Inc place for the next congress 10 meet
VIII be decided by the executive COM
mTttee. Atlantic City, Saratoga. Niagara.
as candidates. --l@--I i0'ieu
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Tennis at Newcastle

NEWCASTLE N. H, Aug. 2.-The re-
suit in two matches in doubles in the
Wen tworth tennis tournament today will
bring the Wright brothers against Little
and Alexander in the finals tomorrow.
The days summaries: Singles. semi-fnal
round-C. Hobart beat l. G. Wright, So,
Go; R. d. Little beat C. L.. Childs' 60.
3-6 60. Doubles, semi-final round-B. c.
Wright and l. c. Wright beat c. Hobart
and A. F. Fuller, 6-3, 81. ca; R. d. Lit
tie and T. B. Alexander beat H. H. Whit
man and G. H. Penhallow, 6-3, &c.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. 2.-Failure to
game at Exposition park today for the
Blues. st. Paul, with the barber pole
suits, won by a score Of to by bunch
ing their hits in the first two innings, and
they were long hits, too. Kansas City
made four runs in the first inning without
q hit From the way the game started
out. everybod was expecting to see
score ranging anywhere in two figures,
but after the spasm of amateurish play
Ding had passed. it was an even and In
teresting game.
It was a battle Of southpaws, Weimer
doing slab duty for the locals, and Nc
GIL for the visitors Weimer was pudding
for the Saints for the first two innings,
but after that he settled down and pitch
ed good ball, allowing only four scattered
hits for the remaining seven innings.
MCGills benders, while found for the
same number of hits as Weimer's,
couldn't be solved for more than singles,
and they We're well scattered.
3 Ryan, the first man up for the Saints
In the first inning, took his base on balls,
and was advanced to second on a sacri-
flee by billiard. Kelly was allowed a
three Dagger on what looked like foul,
and 1t scored Ryan. Brain, the third
baseman, then had a homer.
Ketchem did some very slow fielding on
this hit. The ball was knocked to the
center field fence, and. Ketchem, instead
OF waiting for the ball to bounce back, as
he later did, followed it up and when
the ball bounced, he had to chase it.
Shannon and Schaefer, the next two man
up, were thrown out at first by Leewe
and O'Brien
In the next inning Holly opened the
fireworks with a triple to right Wilson
scored him on a sacrifice. McGiu went
TO first on an error of Leewe's, Ryan
hew out to right, and billiard got to first
on some poor playing on Weimer's part.
D.iIard knocked a grounder which
B~ashear fielded, and when he went to
throw the ball, Weimer hadn't covered
the base. Kelly got a hit to right and
Brain lined out a wo-bagger, scoring
DiEard and Kelly Shannon struck out.
This inning saw the last of the run
getting for the Saints. One good hit at
several stages Of the game would have
pulled it out of the fire for the Blues
but that hit never came The score.
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SHUT OUT FOR THE THIRD DAY IN
SUCCESSION BY WHITE
STOCKINGS
BosToNIANs HAD A PICNIC
Bryan's Ratio Beaten at PhiIadeI-
phia-OrioIes Trounce Senator'S,
and Cleveland Shuts Out
the Brewers.
American League.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 2.-Chicago ad-
ministered a third coat of whitewash
to Detroit today in a game of clean hit
ting and fielding. But one error was
made in the contest, and that one did
not figure in the result. The locals
punched eight of their nine hits In the
first, third and eighth innings and SCOT
ed all of their runs by clean batting.
Patterson had the visitors at his mercy,
allowing only two hits and striking out
nine. The fielding of Burke and Gleason
was excellent. Attendance, $500. Score:
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GREY F'RIARs BACKS OUT.
Lorne Currie Dfsappo4nts Yacht Men
by HIS Action.

ny H1s Action.
1t has been definitely settled that the
English yacht Grey Friars, now at Mon
treal, Will not como to White Bear lake
Tor the anticipated international regatta
with the White Bear Yacht club. AS far
as can be learned this change of plan on
the part of Lorne Currie the owner of
the English yacht, is due primarily to diff
ncultles with the customs officers in re-
gard to the shipment of the boat into the
United States, but also IN part to the
illness of two members of the crew. L.
Z. Ordway, of the White Bear club, re-
from Mr. Currie:
Very sorry two Of crew i'll; also cannot
get boat out in time. Am writing.
The members Of the White Bear Yacht
clup, ana In fact all American sportsmen
have looked forward with great pleasure
to the proposed visit Of the English Yacht
and this change Of arrangements has
caused general disappointment
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Hawthorne Park winners

CHICAGO Aug. 2-Weather clear;
track good at Hawthorne today Sum
maries:
First race, five and ene-half furlongs-
Harry Wilson won, Fuller second, HUI
zah third. Time ITO.
Second race, seven furlongs-SHurian
won, Whitfield second. Illusion third.
Time 1881.
Third race, mile and seventy yards
DelOraine won Hermencia second
Chauncey Fisher third. Time, 1:47X
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth, sell
ing-Obia won, Robert Waddell second
Malay third. Time. l:46A.
Fifth race, SIX furlongs, selling-Magi
won, Doreen second, Lord Quex third
Time 1852.
Sixth race mile and seventy yards,
selling-Tammany Chief won, Constella-
tor. second. Pirates Queen third. Time.
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COLUMBIA AND INDEPENDENCE.
Meet Again Today In Thirty-MiIe
Triangular Race.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 2.-The Column
bia and Independence will race again to-
morrow over triangular course in the
second contest of this series Of the New
port Yacht Racing association. On the
result the future of the Boston boat
largely depends. If she is beaten de-
cisively it is uncertain what disposition
will be made of the yacht. If she wins
it is understood that she will be Invited
to compete against the Constitution and
Columbia in several races which are
likely to be arranged very soon by some
OF the leading clubs in Long Island
sound. Even if she does not win, but
makes a creditable showing tomorrow,
it is likely that the independence will
be seen as a competitor of the Bristol
boats.
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Tennis Chamntnnshins

NEWPORT, R. l., Aug. 2-The tennis
singles and doubles, Championship of the
United States, VIII begin in this city
Tuesday, Aug. 49,
In doubles Little and Alexander West
ern champions) viii play Ware and
Wright Eastern chaRnpions) Aug 49, and
the winners viii meet Ward and Davis
the present national champions) Aug
1.-THE national inter-scholasttc matches
viii begin Aug 10.
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PARvIN A SHADE THE BETTER.
Bull Fighters Lose Pitchers Battle
at Colorado Springs

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Aug. q
1t was a pitchers battle today, with
Parvin having the best OF it. The home
team won in the ninth on a base on
balls, an error and a sacrifice hit At
tendance, 120U. Score:
R.HE
Colorado Springs .OO10GO01ES i
Omaha 49,. 80 90 00010-2 5 2
Batteries-Parvin and Donahue; Coons
and Gonding
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agreement have be6n sent East. Sharkey
says he will put his signature to the
blank, whatever 1t calls for. lie will be-
gin training at Sheepshead bay with
Jack Mccormack at once. Within two
weeks Sharkey expects to start for san
Francisco and probably will have Tim
McGrath and Jack Root as trainers.
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Challenger Leaves the Azores.

PONTA DELGARA, Azores Islands
Aug. 2-Sir Thomas Lipton's steam
yacht Erin. which arrived here yesterday
with Shamrock H., has cOaled and left
here for New York. towing the cup chal-
lenSer. A favorable southeast wind was
blowing. The vessels expect to arrive at
New York Aug ii.
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.Jenries' HioneY j. Up.

NEW YORK, Aug. Billy Pierce has
received a telegram from the San Fran
cisco Athletic club saying that Champion
James Jeffries has posted 5000 to cover
the forfeit put up for a fight with Tom
Sh&-key. says the World
The money and two sets % articles o.
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winners Mt Goodwood

LONDON, Aug. 2-The Barbary Maid
gelding CThorpe) won the race for an all
aged selling plate at the Goodwood race
was second and Kilmantle third.
The Hortensia FLY (Martin) won the
Molecomb stakes. ST Alwyne was second
and William G. Whitney's Allegiance fIly
q. Reiff) third.
Veritable &C. Jenkins) won the race for
two-year-old selling plate. Treadmin o.
Reiff) was second and Leather Fire third.
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Litchhe1d outplays wIlImar.

LITCHFIELD, Mimi, Aug. 2.-(special)
-Litchfield defeated Willmar here today,
4 to 2; hits, Litchheld 10. Willmar 6;
struck out, Cox s, Treadway s. Cox
passed five men and hit two. Williams. for
Litchtield, made three hits in four times
up. Errors, Litchfeld 8. Whitman 5.
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Earned runs, Boston 1, Brooklyn / two
base hit, Cooley; sacrifice hits, Cooley
Demont; stolen base, Tenny; double play
Pittinger l, off Hughes 4; struck out, by
Pittinger 4, by Hughes /; time, 1:5O; UNI
pire, Dwyer.
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Pan-Americnn Exposition, BumnIo,


The Chicago Great Western railway
sells through excursion tickets at very
low rates, with choice OF all rail. or ran
lake Journey thence to Buffalo. Equip
ment and service unsurpassed A vaIua-
BILE folder to DO had for the asking.
For full Information and folders ad-
dress J. ~. Storr, city ticket agent, cor
ner Fifth and Robert streets. ST. Paul.
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es Moines. 0 0 0 OIL
enVer .......1 0 0 9 O 0 81

Earned runs, Denver /, Des Moines I;
two-base hit, Werden; bases on balls, Ey-
Ter J. Glade 4; struck out, Eyler g. Glade
g; hit by pitcher, Morrow and Warner;
passed ball, Cote; double play, Hines to
Werden; wild pitch, Glade; time of game,
l :35; umpire, Jevne
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Umpire Jevne Takes a Tumble.

DENVER. Col, Aug. S-At midnight
Fred Jevne, and old-tifne ball player and
umpire, who has been umpiring the
Western league games here this week,
fell from third-story window of the Vic
toria hotel and was probably fatally in
lured.
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Earned runs, Kansas City 1. st. Paul 8:
two;-baSe hits, Brain 2; three-base hits,
Kelly, Holy; home run, Brain; sacrifice
hits, Beville, billiard, Wilson; stolen
bases; off Weimer 2 off McGH 7; struck
out, by Weimer 6, by McGiI 2; wild
pitch, McGill; double play, Beville to
Brashear to Robinson; time of game,
1:35; umpire, Carruthers: attendance,
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Earned runs. Boston 4; two-base hits,
Collins 2, Freeman 2, Fultz, Cross; three
double plays, Ferris to Parent to Free
man, Ferris to Parent; left on bases, Bos
ton 10, Philadelphia 6; first on balls, off
Young l, off Bernhard 2; hit by pitched
Bernhard 1; wild pitches, Bernhard 2;
time, 1:55; umpire, Connolly
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OPPORTUNE HITTING, COUPLED
WITH TAYLOR's GOOD PITCHING,
TURNED THE TRICK
oUAKERs ARE THE VICTIMS
Boston Takes the Superbas Into
Camp by Better Playing in
All Departments of
the Game.
National League.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.--New York won
from the Philadelphias today by timely
batting. Taylor pitched in excellent form
and only in the final inning could the Wis
itors bunch hits. Score: m m
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Innuenzn EpIde1nIc I'm Chfcago.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-NInety per cent OF
the horses in Chicago are now suffering
from influenza. The disease is proving
fatal IN from three to five cases out o.
every hundred.
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FIicI,erfaiI Rail

FARGO, N. D., Aug. 2.-(special)-
Fargo s, 1angdon 10. Heating pitched for
Fargo and Kennedy for Langdon.
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NECK AND NECK FINISH

BALTIMORE. Aug. 2.-The Baltimores
won a close and exciting game from
Washington today. A batting rally by
Baltimore in the eighth gave them the
run needed to win. Attendance, 1913.
Score:
Baltimore .........O3o00 IL
Washington .......1 10000 o
Batteries, Nops and Bresnahan, Carrick
and Clarke
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Menomomie OutDIays GIenwood

GLENWOOD, Wis, Aug 2.-(SpeciaI)
-Menomonie defeated Glenwood today in
a pretty game before 1000 spectators.
Score, 10 to 4.
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. lizard hit
ting by Boston coupled with wretched
fielding on the part of the home team
enabled the visitors to administer a bad
The fielding Of the visitors was excellent
throughout the game and Cy Young S
work in the box was admirable Attend
ance, 200. Score:
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ONE LONELY HIT.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. 2.-DowIing
pitched a wonderful game today, shutting
the home team out with one scratch hit
busting was easy, and errors helped to
score the four runs in the first Inning.
The hitting Of Mccarthy and Bradley
was the feature Score:
RHE E.
Milwaukee ........00 0O00000L0 / &
Cleveland ........40000f002 L7 - n
Batteries, Husting and Donahue Dowl-
ing and Conner.
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Lerned runs, st. Joseph 6, Minneapolis
z; tw9-base hits, Schrall, Swornlstedt:
Swormstedt :, by McFadde.l 5: bases on
pals, off Swormstedt 2. off McFadden i:
nit by pitched ball, Mcconnell; stolen
Passes, Congalton, Cockman, 2; sacrifice
Davis; time. Las; attendance, 1900; UNI
pire Ebright.
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swARmGD ON swoRalsrEDr.
Fans of the Sister City Have SYM
pathy of Saints.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug 1.-The home
team hit Pitcher Swormstedt, of Mime
apolis, hard and often in the third and
fourth innings, and this accounts for the
big lead and victory by St. Joseph Score:
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SUPERBAS OUTPLAYED.

BOSTON, Aug. 2-Boston defeated
Brooklyn in today's game by superior all
around work Catches by Sfagle and Nc
Creery and FarrelIs throwing to the
bases were features. Attendance, $500
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Totals
Philadelphia ...0 o IA
New York .........3 0 0 0 1 0 as

Earned runs, New York 8, Philadelphia
2; first base by errors, New York /. Phil
adelphia 10; three-base hits, Hickman,
Eallman; two-base hits, jennings; sacri-
3, by Donohue l; struck out, by Taylor 6.
by Donohue g.; stolen base, Hickman: hi
by pitched ball, Flick; umpire, Emslie:
time, 1:55; attendance, 400.
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We're very effective today, but the local
men received perfect support, and the tail
enders had no trouble in scoring their
fourth consecutive victory. Score:
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GETAWAY DAY AT COLUMBUS.

Unbeaten Harold H Takes I'll Pace
In Straight Heats.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 1.-The two
races today, with Creseeus' successful
trial against time, closed the Grand cir