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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-27
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AN. .ne weekly meeting OF the Winter
tba 'goaH League takes place tonight at
Ef. neadquarters of the Honolulu Ath-
~ Club, il the Elite building.
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son, Albert Graham and Willie Nc
Laughlin;o. for Bluff Sluggers, Terrence
kenney, George Davis, Daniel Darmody,
The Orioles defeated the Palace Cloth
ing House in two games yesterday the
hrst score standing % to II, and the sec
ond Is to g. Batteries for Orioles Fla
RRsrty, crooks and Holman; for Palace,
F.. +. 6lannigan, Hickman and Orris The
[ Orloles were presented with two fine
| gloves by Fl. f. Stevens.
| The Western Union Telegraph com
| panys nine viii cross bats with the
| quick Steps this afternoon on the lat
lers grounds The Western Union line
up will be be as follows: Beans Yolk,
| nlson. shortstop; Germany Stauble, first
base; Peggy Leach second base; Corks
Horgans third base; Daft Pete Horish,
| field; CRATER Mitchell, left field
The Pelicans beat the Bengals yester-
| Day to 0. They want to meet any of
the commercial teams In the city. Ad-
The Schmidts Bohemfans will play two
games today on the Harrison avenue
grounds. one with the Chestnut Street
Centuries. Both games will be played
for S.. Dolan and Kneeland viii DO the
tW1rling for the Sehmfdts. They line up
pohertS RI Tsf fobitz IF f. T Raehse e. o.
Herdle, ssh Kriha. 3b and manager;
kneeland, 1b and captain; Doran. D; Sui
Ivan and Aberle, extra.
The F'redericks defeated the Young
CRYSTALS in a seven-tnnfng game by
score of Is to A.
FarweIl, Ozmun, Kirk & Co. PLAYED
their first practice game yesterday after
noon and defeated the MaeaIaster College
team on their grounds by score of is
to 16. The raw weather was principally
responsible for the high score.
The disbursement division and chief
engineers ball teams Of the Great North
ern railway met at Kittsondale yester-
day, and the score was 16 to in favor of
the disbursement team Batteries Wood
and Bailey. Axel and Van Norman The
Disbursements are open for engagements
any Saturday afternoon Address o. J.
s.. room 70. Great Northern building
The Young Schmidts Bohemfans defeat
ed the Plymouths by a score of Is to s.
Batteries, John Mccarthy and Lumler.
Wilma and Leelaire and SMeetz
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COMING CHAMPIONS.

The Red Stars defeated the Orioles by
d score or IS to L.
The Floan & Leveroos Jr.'s will cross
pats with the Post Sidings this after
noon on the Como avenue grounds
s,. The Fredericks, defeated the Carroll
street. Stars in a tweIve-inning game
Inc score was 10 to 9. They will play
tne blQ1r Sluggers today.
Inc Floan & Leveroos club will cross
pats pats with the South St. Paul Packers
thls afternoon at South ST. Paul. The
same VIII be called at 8 o'clock.
~, w eatEer permitting. the Plymouth team
VIII play at White Bear, lake today, and
20 ny way of the Saltwater line. The
prayers are requested to meet at Seventh
and Broadway at ~ sharp.
Inc Red Ravens defeated the C1overs
III een-Inning game by 8 to 0. Bat
Ief1es 1or Red Ravens, J. Bolton and H
buscnmann; for the Clovers, E. Berg
Inc ST. Paul Rubber company played
S Goruoh q Ferguson's team to a tie.
score, TO Z. Battery for st. Paul Rub
per company, Buechner and Albright. The
IeaIures of the game were the pitching
81 49,. buechnef and the battling of -
c, Inc Young Buffaloes defeated xle Bluff
fe1a6SSers py score of "a to H. SatteEMs
LOT foung BuffaIoes were Frank john
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club, and to those who NAV Join before
June 10. The race for thesa trophies
consists of 300 targets with a very liberal
handicap, twenty-five targets being shot
at each Saturday. After the twelve
shoots have been completed the handicap
VIII be added to the total score made
by each contestant The high guns will
receive the two prizes.
Additional to the preliminary shoot for
the Thompscn-D anZ prizes was lso held
the shoot for the cup put UP by the club
The scores in the two events wero as
follows:
Club cup, twenty-five singles at I'M
known angles handicap - Huschey,
scratch, %; Ramaley, visitor, 20; Novot-
ney, yards, q; Floeul, yards, Is;
Monison, scratch, IS; Spear, 4 yards Is;
Thompson, yards. 20: Krebs, 5 Yards
Y; Ferry, yards, 20; Thorp, yards, %;
Henig, 4 yards, 10; Gotham, yards IS:
DAM, yards, IS; Wilkinson. 2 yards,
q; Charles Hauser, yards. %; r.
Hauser, 3 yards. %; Dafel, yards, D;
Fanchon. yards, 20; Kennedy, visitor
IS; Weller, yards, IT; Son1mers. 10 yards
-; Wfllbard, Visitor, H. Albert, q yards,
Fhorp won cup.
Thompson and DAM trophies, twenty
i've singles at unknown anglcs-Slocunb
10; Novotony, 10; Morrison "a; Spear, IL
Thompson, is: Krels, II; Terry, 20; Thorp,
Y; Henry, Il; Gotham, 20; Danz. q; VIII
kinSon, IS; G. Harser. %; z. Hauser, 16:
Defel, %; Fauson, IS: Miller, y: Som
!ners, IL; WelIebapd, y; Albert. 60
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WON BY PENNsY.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. May 1.-After a
most most exciting finish the University OF
tEennsyIyanla eight cared crew, the 80
that is to represent the university I'm
the Henley regatta, today defeated the
hrst navy crew by thirteen feet. or *
actIy one second IN point of time. over
tWo-nfle course. The navy had a lead
OF a quarter Of length at the haIf-
mile stake and from there to the rnfls
Duoy steadily increased her lead 10 one
and a half lengths, which was naaintafrreI
until three-fourths OF the distance was
covered. From this point on the Penn
syIyahl2 crew gained the separating dis
t "a ana were soon on even terms with
their stroke, Pennsylvania to thfrty-nine
ana the navy TO thirty-efght When
Pennsylvania passed over tho line q win
ner the midGies had no cause to be
ashamed. The official time was 1924 or
:0S seconds less than the time made In
the race with Yale last Saturday
me race between the freshmen crew,
OF Pennsylvania. and the second cadet
crew, one mile and a half, was won bY
pennsylvania By six lengths in 9:fl 2-5.
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*Batted for Scott in the second inning.
Earned runs, Milwaukee 5, Cleveland /:
number OF hits made of each pitcher, off
derson, Beck; three-base hits, DUFFY.
Leahy, Shay; home run, Conroy; stolen
bases, Pickering 8, Mccarthy, Conroy 8,
5, off Scott 8. off Hoffer 5; hit by pifche5
ball, Leahy; wild pitches, Hotter q,
struck out, by Sparks l, by Hoffer 2: sac,
r1fce hits; Waldron 2; left on bases. MIL
Scott 1, Hoffer Z; umpire ConnelIy: time
2:05; attendance, 1900
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inaugural handicap, the frat classic
new fair association track. The weather
was superb, but the track was about
Two seconds slow owing to last nights
rain
sEveIdale and w. J. DeJoe closed oven
faVorites. but with one or two executions
the balance of the field were well back
Cd. Iayon broke in front at the drop of
the nag and set such g. terrific pace to
the far turn that the me Jority OF the
neld hung out signals Of distress when
thdt point was reached raycn swung
nito the stretch length before W. j.
point these three had the race 10 them
selves; The terrific clip set w Tayon
ana his top weight made themselves felt
at the last sixteenth pole and SilverdaIe
and Deboe forged ahead. tho former
winning by a length, the same distance
separating Deboe and Tayou. Five fav-
oiltes and two second choices won.
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College Ball Games.

At Providence-YaIe Is, Brown s.
At ridge-Harvard A. Bowdoin o.
At Ithaca-Cornell 6, Princeton l.
vania 5.
At Ga1esburg, I1-Knox 5, Lake For
est 9.
At Lafayette, Ind.-Purdue y, Nebras-
At South Bend, Ind-Belott 7, Notre
At Madison. Wis-Wisconsin university
6, Chicago university g.
At Ann Arbor, Mieh.-University Of
Michigan, Z, University of Illinois 6.
Al iowa City, Io.-Iowa II. AInes 8.
AT Cedar Falls, Io.-CornelI college II,
State normal g.
At Fargo. N. D.-AgricuItural college
ii, Fergus Falls g. ST.
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The slow curves Of Thomas ft the he Apostle,
were q puzzle to the champions today,
and st. P,iul won easily. The visitors had
little difficulty in finding Kostal for sin
giles and muitiples when they pleased.
Brains home run followed a safe one
by Werdensr W4is9n's thRee- Dagger was
preceded by a rTss@ td Brain. Wilson
scored on a kit|o.T8 dfn&s- %5Denver's only
tally was made on Sullivau's single, a
wild pitch, and an out. The feature Of
the game was some lightning fielding by
Moble- Score:
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Defeat Carleton College 20 to g.
Stnnaing in the League.

The baseball teams of st. Thomas and
Carleton colleges met yesterday after
non on the formers campus, and in spite
of the cold wind and rain both teams
put up a fair article of ball The game
was called at 3:45, and owing to the
threatening weather the first five innings
of play were hustled through in fast
style. The first inning resulted in a shut
out for both sides. In the second tha
Saints took start and pounded out nine
runs, giving them the lead, which they
Kept throughout the game 1t the end
or the sixth inning, owing to the fncTem-
ency of the weather, the game was called
by mutual consent of the captains Phe-
nomenal batting by d. Ryan, for the
Saints, was a feature.
Ehe standing of the INTERCOLLEGIATE TO
league is as follows:
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HIGH WIND SPOILED AIM.
Shooting Mt Intercfty Park Was Not
Up to the Standard Yesterday.

The scores made Yesterday on the
grounds Of the st. Paul Rod and Gun
club were not up to the standard. A
heavy wind and rain made the shooting
very difficult and good scores almost an
impossibility.
The principal feature of the contest
Yesterday was the introductory shoot for
the Thompson-Danz prizes the first nrize
a handsome loving cup and the second
tea set. The shoot for these handsome
trophies Is open to all members Of the
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winona'S Ran Team you.

WINONA. Mimi. May 11.-(SpeciaI y
A call game this afternoon between
nInss of the Winona and Rusfford high
SCHOOLS resulted in favor of the former
by a score of 70 to g.
Elgnth grade pupils from the different
schools OF the city contested in field
DAY sports today for a siIken banner
with the result that the banner was
wen by the Mad son school. with GIL points
to It's credit. The Jefferson school came
next with 81 1900 N''i1A0
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HamIine Wins a CIose oon,a

After an exciting game the West Pub
hshlng Company's team was defeated bv
tne Hamllne ''U'' nine in the ninth IN.
nlnS DeDate pitched well for a.
losers, allowing only four hits. Iofno
son hit in the ninth brought in The
winning run for Ham1ine The seors
Mas Mas I 10 = Batteries, West, Depate and
and Ie I.oa Hanllines Saunders, Reed
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rri-coIlege BIKE Races.

PHILADELPHIA. May 1.-The inter
collegiate bicycle races between Yale.
Pennsylvania and Columbia on the
Woodside Park track were poorly at
tended Yale won with % points, Penn
sylyania second, points; Columbia
tercolleglate record for the quarter mile
was lowered two-hfth OF second By
o. c. Bates. OF Yale. WAC rods the dis
lance In 30 % seconds.
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Two-hase hits, Stewart. Underwood:
three-hase hit, Underwood; home run, Me-
andrews; bases on balls. McA Andrews.
SSISI3Wart; lood. Hulswitt; hit by pitched
Bed. Glade. Graham. Doom, McKibbon'
Schra1; left on bases, Omaha 3. ST. To-
SSeph - double play. Hulswitt to Flood to
DAVIS umpire Mesner; time, 1:S5.
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RIgg1ng the Constitutton.

BRISTOL. r. L, May I1.-This after
noon the riggers were completing their
work on the Constitution. Everything
is fiteed now on the Constitution, with
tho exception of the boom, gar, mainsail
and upper spreaders. There Is no reasofi
why the yacht cannot have her trial spin
in few days
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st. Louis InnurnraI

ST. LOUIS, May fl.-Amid the tunu1tu-
Gus applause of I2.O00 spectators Silver
gale the son of Faresdale and
GcId TOD ii, carrying the we'll
known eolors of John Il Sch00r. fash
ed past the judges stand at the fair
grounds this afternoon. winner OF the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-12
PUSHED COAIsKEY's PENNANT
WINNERS DOWN THE SCALE
A NOTCH
ORIOLES LOSE TO oUAKERs
Boston Beaten at Washington and
Cleveland Pushed Into Last
Place by the
Brewers.
American League.

DETROIT, Mich, May 11.-Detroit
buEched four hits with Chicago's two
errors in the first inning today and drove
in five runs. A base on balls, steal
by Yeager and a wild pitch gave Detroit
another run in the fourth, and in the
fifth two bases on balls and three hits
gave the locals three more runs. Chi
Cages three runs in the sixth inning
We're the result of four hits, two of them
two-baggers. Gleasor's fielding was
feature Score.
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New Richmond Hi.b wins

NEW RICHMOND, Wis, May n.-(spe-
cal. THE high school league game
prayed here today between River Falls
normal and New Richmond high resulted
in a victory for New Richmond nv a
score OF 10 to 13. Batteries, Swanson
Green and Deneen, and Sperback and
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Earned runs, Boston; two-base hits
Dowd, Collins. Freeman, Ferris. Quinn;
double play, Parent to Ferris to Free
man; sacrifice hit, Everitt; first base on
balls, off Lewis 6; hit by pitched ball
Clark; struck out, by Lewis q by Lee ];
time. 10; umpire, Haskell
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WAlSECA HERE TODAY.
Manager WhItmOre's Team to Face
the CoIored Wonder. Wilson.

The following is the lineup of respec-
tive players in the game this afternoon
mTetbetween Lennon & Gibbons team and
W T74s at Lexington Park:
Clayton, c.; O'IaIIey, c. Clark, p; Bar
tosh,. p;,, Martin, 2b; Williams, 1b; Nc
Ginnis, Sb; Thompson, CT; Duke, IF.
Waseca = Holland, If; Mackey. SIS;
Foote. G.; Wilson, D; s. Foster, p; Hollic,
70; Wattles. 1b; Weller, 3b: w. Foster,
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ALATTHEWsON LETS BROOKLYN
DOWN WITH TWO HITS
AND NO RUNS
BOSTON LOSES TO oUAKERs
Nichols Pitching at FauIt-ChicagO
Makes St. Louis Look Like a
Team of Tennis
Players.
National League.
OKLYN. My

BROOKLYN. May 11.-Matthewson
more than maintained his reputation as
q pitching wonder today by shutting cut
the Brooklyns and allowing only two hits,
one of them scratch Only two Brook
lyn runners reached second The field
ing on both sides was splendid, consider
ing the slippery fCId. Score:
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nammond Beats Rtrer rn1l..

HAMMOND, Wis. May 11.-Cspecial /,
ti t-S iihlihonu high defeated River Falls
batter:es for Hammond. LusI and Ia
Gods; Tor River Fails ,Forsythe and Jen-
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BREWERS WIN.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May u.-Scott
and Hotter were both easy today, and
the home team Won it's first game of the
series from Cleveland. Conroy's batting
and Waldron's fielding were the features.
The weather was cold, making fast play
ing impossible. Score:
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BALTIMORE BEATEN

BALTIMORE. May 1.-THE Baltimore
American league team came within an
ace of tieing the score in the ninth inning
IN the game today with the Philadelphia
Athletics, but Snodgrass, who was run
ming for Robinson. was thrown out at
the plate. Geier was put out Of the game
for back talk to the umpire when ordered
off the coaching line Score.
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BOSTON DROPS ONE.

BOSTON, May 1L-NichoIs lost the
game for Boston today, eight runs being
made off MIN in the four innings he
pitched. from five singles a two-bagger,
a thTee-bagger, a home run and three
bases on balls. Willis replaced him in
the fifth and was in splendid form. Ortiz
was almost inv.ncible, except in the
fourth, when Hamilton and Demont sim
three runs, Attendance, $500 Score:
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rs ON THE ROAD TO THE TOP
Kansas City Takes Another Game,
Increasing Its Lead-St. Joseph
Wins Close Came From
Omaha.
western League.
TODAY.s CANES.

Minneapolis at Colorado Springs.
Des Mo;nes at Kansas City.
Omaha at st. Joseph
st. Paul at Denver.
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Earned runs, Detroit /, Chicago 8; innings
pitched, Skopec ., Harvey 4; base hits, off
Skopec Z, oft Harvey .: two-base hits,
Nance, Casey. Dillon Hartman, Hey
sacrifice bit. Mertcs: stolen base Yea
ger; first on balls off Yeager 4, off Sko-
pee 5; hit by pitched ball, Barrett: first
en- errors. Detroit l, Chicago 1; left on
bases, Detroit Z, Chicago II; struck out,
by Yeager 2. by Harvey /; wild pitches
Skcpec /; time, 2:4O; umpire, Sheridan;
attendance 1872
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-SelsIer DATED Tor Steffani in the ninth
Earned runs, Kansas City 8; three-base
hits, Hardesty Brashear and Robinson;
two-base hits. NabIe; hit by pitched bali
Gibson and klopf; stolen bases, Miller 4,
Hartman, Hardesty. Klopf Ohrien 2,
Gibson, Maggie and Conwell; bases on
balls, off Steffani g. off Gibson 5; struck
out. by Steffani 4, by Gibson 5; double
plays. Miller to Obrien; wild pitches. by
Wolfe 3; time of game, f:5o; umpire,
Brennan ~ ~tsf
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EASY FOR CHICAGO

CHICAGO, May 11,-st. I.otig went all
to pieces today before the hard and con
secutive hitting off both Powell and Sud
hoff; Young Eason pitched a very cred
hits well scattered. Attendance. 2 500
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NATIONAL REPORTERS, WHIST.
ParneH and Francois Win Weekly
High Score Badge.

tional Reporter Whist club, played Satur-
day night. ParneH and Francois won the
weekly high-score badges, with as
points above average Following are the
scores:
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Lett. on bases, Chicago 6, St Louis 5;
two base hits, HartseII Mccormick
Kruger, Wallace: three-base hits, Hart
sell, Green; sacrifice hit Powell: stolen
bases. Hartsell, DoIan ?. Dexter Ray
Cornfck to Dexter, Raymer to C7hilds to
Dexter, Wallace to McGann. Mccormick
to Childs to Dexter; struck out, by Eason
4, by Powell L. by Sudhoff / passed
balls. Chance; bases on balls. off Eason
8, off Powell l, off Sudhoff 4; time. / SO :;
umpire, Enslie.
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BEAN EATERS LOSE.

BOSTON, May n.-After Lewis had fill
ed the bases in the first by gifts, Quinn
drove two-bagger to left, bringing in
three runs, winning the game for Wash
inSton. Lee, though batted hard at times,
kept the hits well scattered Freeman
was put out of the game in the second
for kicking. Attendance, 1881. Score:
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Earned runs, Boston 4, Philadelphia s.;
two-base hits, Jaeklitsch, Mailman !;
th~F2-base hit, Dtlehanty; home runs,
i.ol.tE Siagle; stolen base DeIehanty !;
s~' le plays, Wolvsrton to Cross to Dele
~, Cross 60 Delehanty; sacrifice hits
a jiton, Slagle, Ea,lman; base on balls
otl Niclois 3. off Willis /, o1 Ortiz 2:
stTrck out, by Nichols 4. by Willis Z, by
Ortiz j; time, 1:45; umpire, Nash
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81. JosEPH.s, GAME.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, May 11.-(Spec:al)-
Pitcher Underwood won the game for the
Saints today by clever work in the box
and at bat Pitcher Graham. of Omaha
was wild at critical times Score:
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THIRTEEN IN AN INNING.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nav 11.-Kansas
City made thirteen runs in the first in
Ming today. Steffani was not hit as hard
as the score would indicate. Gibson made
his first appearance for the locals. and
his work was superb. Attendance. geo
Score:
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Earned runs. Colorado Springs 8, n rt
peaEolis 2: stolen bases, xleinow, Nsc
Hale, Hulen' p Whiteridge; sacrifice <
HoltirgswCrth, TannehiI; two-base st
Tannehilf 2, FTcHale EIemphflI, HoIlinaS
worth; three-base hit, CingaTton; home
McCennen; struck out, by Whitertdge 5
by SwornsteGt C: bases on balls, of
Whiteridge T. eff Swornstedt 9; wild
pitch. Whiteridge; hit by pitched bah
SWornstedt .; umpire, Popkay; time
2:10; attendance, 2,G0O
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MINNEAPOLIS BEATEN.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, May IL
Especial. colorado Springs defeated Min
neapoliS today by better aIl-arounG work
Swornstedt was batted hard at tines.
and errors by ,Kleinow contributed to
the score. ScOre:--
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Earned runs, New York Z; two-base
hits, Selbach. Davis; three-base hit, Bcr
left on bases, Brooklyr T. New York 5;
stolen base, Keller; double play, Dahlen
tc. Farrell; first or errors, by Matthew
son l. by Kennedy 2, by Hughes /; struck
out by MattheWson 4, by Kennedy 2, by
Hughes 4; PASSED ball Smith: time, &c;
umpire. O.Day; attendance, $500.
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Earned IunS, st. PauI 4; tWO-base hit,
Crooks three base hit, Wilson; home run,
Brain; bases on balls, off Kostal l. Thorn
as, 3; struck ont, K0staI 3, Thomas s;
stolen bases. Radcliffe. Preston, Ryan;
wild pitches Thomas 2; time, 1856; UNI
pire, CarrutEers
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tTwoIbase hits, ,Lajoie, seybold. Gross. 2;
stolen base, Seybold first on balls. by
Bernhard / Powell 1; struck out. by
Howell !, by Bernhard 1; time 1:40; nm
pire. Cantillion attendance, 3,47Z.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-12
ONE GAME POSTPONET
SAINTS ARE coon sTIcKERs.

PITTSBURG, May II. - Cincinnati
ofttsburg game postponed; wet grounds.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-07-18
East Somers.

Thermometers registered over 100 IN
the shade Tuesday.
Harvest is we'll under way and will
be finished before July ends.
Mrs. c. H. Fox, of Chicago, visited
relatives in this vicinity last week.
Peter Jensen spent Sunday with
friends in Racine.
The Misses Button, of Wiln1ot, who
visited relatives here the past week,
returned home Friday.
Gil Denman and wife, of Kenosha,
Sundayed in our neighborhood.
Miss Eta Ped1ey has been visiting
friends in the city.
Jos. F1iess paid a recent visit to
relatives in Paris.
Miss Jennie Powell, of Paris, spent
Thursday evening with acquaintances
in this locality.
District boards might profit by at
tending the teachers institute for a
few days.
Gustave Koh1man entertained the
Swedish society of Kenosha at his
home on our main avenue Sunday.
Nearly one hundred members were in
attendance and all spent a very en- joy
able day.