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Prevented Completion of Second
Trial Race With Constitution


NEWPORT. r. l., July 3.-The new
ninety-foot Constitution has R.Gl to
prove definitely her superiority to the old
champion the Columbia, for the second
contest today between the. two big racers
was nipped in the bud through the un-
fortunate buckling of the Columbia mar
tingale when the yachts had sailed
scarcely three miles of the race The
accident took place when the boats
were sailing very close TO the wind. and
so close were they, that. there is consid-
cradle difference of opinion as to what
the outcome would have been had thew
one of thirty miles. The Columbia
again crossed the crossing line ahead of
her rival lust eighteen seconds i'm the
lead, and had herself in a good berth TO
the weather of the Constitution Many
of the yachts who followed the boats
believe that in three short miles the old
boat pointed higher and footed as fast as
the Constitution; while there are others
who are equally certain that the Consti-
tuition, While admittedly behind, was new
ertheless fore-reaching the Columbia, and
would have eventually beaten her to the
first mark. The Columbia had the adj
vantage of the use of her baby jib top
sail at the start while the Constitution
did not set hers for some time after.
When the sail was in shape the Con-
stitution seemed to gain. But the ac-
cident stopped all racing for the day
when the yachts had been sailing sew
enteen minutes, and again the Columbia
was lowed back into port.
The further races under the auspices
of the New York Yacht club will not be
sailed. so that the next time the yachts
try conclusions they viii nave the inde-
pendence as d competitor in the first race
under the auspices of the Newport Rae
ing association off this port on Saturday.
Fortunately the accident to the Column
bia was not serious and a new martin .
gale will be replaced in ample time for
the races Saturday
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Today,s Programme.
BIB PACE.

Red strath, b g. Red Wilkes, by strath-
more; entered by Argonon MARYLAND.
Dick Turpin, br g, Dictator Wilkes; en-
tered by w. G. CARING. st. Paul, MINI.
John G, br g, -Alcantara; entered by J.
O.. Gerrity, Oshkosh, Wis.
Tommy Wilton, Wilton. by Count
Wilkes; entered by Fred ]. Ftgge, Os-
shelah. br m. jefferson, Maude Hurst
entered by Fred Goranho. Waverly Iowa
OGrady. b g, by Garnet Wilkes; enter
ed by ]. w. Day Minneapolis.
Queen R; entered by w. G. Durfee.
Denver, Col.
2:35 PACE.
Hal Black, b h. Storm. Minnie Weaver;
entered by w. B. Gillespie & Son, Jack
son, MINI.
Nesbit. b g; entered by /. C. Mccoy,
Minneapolis
Nelly Bly,; entered by Robert salter,
Minneapolis.
Fauna Glenn. m. Dictator Wilkes.
Donna; entered by William Matthews,
Minneapolis.
Jimmie Mcintyre. g. Black Burn
Wilkes. Colonia /; entered by Charles
LOOMS, St. Peter, MINI.
Edith o, b m, Gen. Putnam, by Jones
G.: entered by John Sherman. Chippewa
Falls, Wis.
Holly Dillon, b m. Baron Dillon. Chimes;
entered by M. r, Curry, Fergus Falls,
MINI.
AIleneer "a. b g. Tempter. Allen Maid;
entered by J. II. MCGOWAN, Morton. Nina
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COMING CHAMPIONS.

The West Publishing company's base
ball team will go TO Hudson today where
their game with Company G., Third Regi-
ment, Wisconsin volunteers, is the chief
attraction for an old-fashioned Fourth
The Hudson team has been strengthened
and promise to give the Commercial
league team a hard rub.
The Rosemount Clippers want a game
for next Sunday with any team in the
city, the Konantz Saddlery company pre-.
ferred. Address M. ]. Hymes, or tele.
phone Rosemount.
The st. Paul Colts accept the challenge
of the Yoerg Exports through the morn.
ing paper. A game can be arranged by
dropping w. ]. Mitchell a postal or by
answering through the st. Paul G O b e
Would like to have the game arranged
for the Transfer ground for July Z. w
]. Mitchell. manager. 2a2 Sherburne.
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II to 10. second; Lamp OLee. 1O4 Nc
CHM. 100 to l. third. Time, In
Third race, the Nassau, five furlongs-
G Grail lo9' La Landry, to >, Won; Lady
HolSrood. lO3, Shaw II to 5, second;
100 3-5
Fourth race. four furlongs-Herbert.
~ smith, 6 to /. won; The Musketeer,
chaels, ~ TO !, third. Time, LIS Is.
Fifth race, mile. selling Myra. lO5
Mitchell, to l, won, Alsike, 1906 Miles. 3
TO TO l. SECOND; Waiter lOl. Line, 10 to l.
sixth race. mile and half. on turf
Bones. lO5, Shaw, 4 to 3, won; Rochas-
ter 80, Michaels to 2. second; Intru-
s siye, l2O' Spencer TO l, third. Time,
Tomorrow entries:
FIRST race, five furlongs, selling-Op-
fional; ia; Montana Pioneer lN; Cast
Carroll ID, 10l; Lady Sterling, Sc; wild
oats. 90; Fontenax, So; Osman Digna.
Leander, Bijou. 80.
Second race, high weight handicap. all
aEes, $500 added. six furIongs-COly. pad
den, Ia; Lone Fisherman. Cervera. lem
pleAon, ll9; Hengist, Iloum, ia; Tartar
liz; Oliver Nc. 1l2.
Third race, Double event Second parD
Tor two-year-olds, 5000 guaranteed
penalties and allowances. six furlongs-
Whiskey King. 129; Blue Girl. III; Hy-
phen. l22; Par Excellence. ll9; Fly
Wheel, Compure, Dixie Line, ia.
Fourth race, Lawrence, Realization
four-year-olds, $500 added. mile and five.
eghths-The Parader, 126: Commando,
II %Smile, Handwork, 1l9; Alfonco. Nor
tallo, ZIG; Vtellius. 1l3
Firth race, Independence steeplechase
handicap. for -year-olds and over.
Sl,20O added. about two miles and n hair
-Passe Partout, 40; Sacket, l52; Persona.
George Keene. IN; Magic Light ll5:
Marylander, lS5; Zanzibar, Higbie. 100
sixth race, for thTee-year-olds ana over
selling, $500 added. mile and a sixteenth
on turf-First Whip, III; The Amazon.
III; Mcleod of Dare, BOmbsheI, M;
Dolando 1913; Himself, lO4; Oliver Nc,
IG5; Lady Chorister, Alfonso, 80; Tha
Golden Prince, 81
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this season. Lattimere became prominent
through his connection with "Rube"
Waddell. He broke into baseball as Wad-
delPs catcher, and is said to be a good
catcher and something of a hitter
crippled for the Minneapolis games. Cur
ley is out with a very bad foot Breiten-
stein Will hardly be in condition to pitch
for week. Ryan would not be playing
If there was any one to take his place
in the field. This makes it necessary to
play Cogan in the field, and it will also
be necessary to pitch him two of the six
games.
Rioters need not worry. The Milers
did not put up such a very fast game.
II was simply an OF day for the Saints
1t is even money that Manager Ryan's
men can play all around the Realities in
a majority of any number of games. Mr..
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DYSPEPSIA.

Geo. S. scaly, of rs Nassau ST.. New
troubled with rheumatism and dyspepsia,
and I came to the conclusion to try your
pills | Immediately found great relief
from their use; I feel like a new man
would not now be without them The
drowsy, sleepy feeling used to have has
entirely disappeared. The dyspepsia has
left me and my rheumatism Is gone en-
tirely. 1 am satisfied If any one so afflict-
ed will give Railways Pills a trial they
will surely cure them. for believe 1t all
comes from the system being out of or
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Iacrnsae nt RnGnIn

20 , ~ ~ ~; T. July o-1|2 games
american grounds today narrowed down
the field in the Canadian-Ameiican cham
pionship 10 two teams, the Capitals, Of
Ottawa, and the Crescents, OF BROOKLYN
They will meet tomorrow afternoon. The
Crescents defeated the Seneca indians
this morning by a score of 4 20 2. This
afternoon the Capitals beat the TOrOntG&
Of Toronto. The score was to 3
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81 Joseph at Kansas City 1.-TWO games).
Mr.. Beall and nine of his young men.
all decked out in pretty white flannel
~Suits, with the letter NJ, in black flannel.
sewed neatly on the front part of their
shirtwaists, We're at home in the Mime
apolis baseball park all of yesterday af-
ternoOn. Manager Ryan knew that they
were going to be there, so he gathered up
nine or eleven of his Saints, dressed them
up in their going away" suits Of blue
with red trimmings, and took them up the
river The Heroes of Litchfeli' looked
very neat ana n2tty as they stepped from
their private carriage at the eatrance
to the Minneapolis park-and right there
the story must stop. Possibly IL Is not
really case of must, bat II is b~tter so,
for the score was Ill and While McGill-
well, Willie WON two games from Kan
sas City and made the "Counterf5its" look
like lead 25-cCnt piece with a hole where
the face ought to be. Remembering that
and knowing what the Thermometer said
yesterday, can't blame Bill much
AS matter of fact, lot Of tae sup
porters of Manager Ryan and his men
would feel pretty sore about that trip
up the river " sterday were it to be the
only meeting between the Saints and the
Millers. But it is remembered that the
Saints pay the Millers but one more visit
this week, wEi.e the Miners, because of
Mr.. Hickey's schedule have L. be over
polite, and return the calls twtce over.
In other words. there are five mo:c games
between st. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS before
the double series ends, and there may be
a different story to tell at the end.
McGill had an off day yesterday. There
was no evident reason why this should
be so. 1t simply was so. ana, owing TO
the crippled condition of the team, it was
a case Of have to pitch him" Willie
knew before the first inning of the game
was two minutes old that he was due
for an awful trouncing, but he offered
himself for the sacrifice and stuck through
TO the end. Sixteen hits, eleven bases on
balls and four errors is the explanation
of the sevcnt. en- scores made by the Wis
itors.
The Saints piled UP as many scores as
did the M,llers in the first inning, but
after that they We're out of it. Sworms-
tedt, who was on the slab for the Slab
townites, had Mr. Ryan's men hooked Up
at all times He allowed few hits, but
they were very few.
GNOTp.
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OLD MAN COMIskEY is MAKING A
RUNAWAY RACE FOR THE
REMNANT
BOSTON DOWNS THE ORIOLES
Gave Young MI. Howell His Need
ings Observation-Disclosures Wins at
Milwaukee - Athletics
Heat Senators.
American League

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 3.-Cleveland
lost this afternoons game through the
wildness of Bowling and an error by
Beck i'll the seventh inning. The field
ing of both teams, after the ninth inning,
was sensational. In the eleventh, Nc
Farland made catches on hits that looked
like doubles. Katoll pitched good
game tn: oughout, and was backed by
fine fielding, after the second inning.
This makes the tenth straight victory
for Chicago. Score:
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Ovation to winning Crews

ITHACA, N. Y. July S.-The victorious
Cornell crews, with Coach Courtney. ar
rived in the city this afternoon. They
were received with one Of the greatest
oVations ever seen in Ithaca. The men
were carried on the shoulders OF the
crowd. headed by the Ithaca band. and 4
procession Of students. A parade was
formed. At the Ithaca club a banquet
was held. All the club was in the best
Of condition and Courtney was the idol
OF the hour
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Only Trotters to Be SOLD.

ANACONDA Mont, July 3.-Mrs. MAJ
Gus DAILY today announced that she viii
sell in New York In November all the
trOtting stock belonging TO Marcus Daly ;
estate. Among the stations are PrOdgai,
Ponce de Leon. BOwbells and MtrOi
There are more than fifty thoroughbred
mares and large lot Of -year-Old5,
yearlings and Weanlings, which will bs
sold
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+Smith DATED Tor McVicker in the
ninth; Buckley batted for Reid in the
eighth
home runs, Buckley, Gates; three-base
hits, Fleming, Werden bases on balls, off
Gates S, off Gordon 3; hit by pitched ball,
by Gates 2, by Gordon 1 struck out, by
Gates 2 by Gordon 2: double Lays, Nc.
Andrews to Genins to Calhoun; stolen
bases, Genins, Werden; time of game,
100; umpire, McDermott.
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AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
Nassau Stakes Won by the FavOrIte
in a Drive

NEW YORK. July s.-Three favorites
got to the wire first in the rain at
Sheepshead Bay today, and a good-slzed
crowd witnessed the sport. The Nassau
stakes, the only fixture, was won by
Grail, after a hard drive with Lady
IIolyrood and White Dat. The winner
earned the decision by a neck, while Lady
Holyrood beat White Dat head for the
place. Herbert tra1led his field for the
handicap event, and then closing with
q rush won handlly from The Mus
keteer. Summary:
First race. five furlongs and a half
EsSene. 112, McCue. TO l, won; Fair
Knight. us. Cochran. 8. to 5, SECOND;
BTixton, 1l5, Pigott, to third. Time,
los. o. r-rY+----. -, -
Second race, mile-Wax Taper. lA,
Turner, to 10, won; Teddy. 1O6. Spencer,
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Cincinnati and Return,
50 From Chicago,

July 5th, 9Th and 7th. account Christian
Endeavor Convention. Anybody may get
benefit Of low fare. Agents OF railways
in West selling via Chicago win furnish
tickets. Ask for them over Pennsylvania
Short Lines. Tickets may be obtained in
Chicago at 24S South Clark st. and Union
Station ticket Office Write or wire II. r.
Dering. A. G.. p, Agt., 48 South Clark
ST. Chicago, for tickets and perlOr or
sleeping car reservations.
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Earned runs, washington S, PhiladeI-
Ian, Foster, Cross; threebase hit, Cough
lin; sacrifice hit. Quinn; stolen base, Ia
ioie; double plays, Mcintyre to Powers
Farrell to Quinn, Dolan to Lajoie to Da,
Wis. Clingman to Quinn; left on bases
Washington Q; Philadelphia o: first has
on balls, off Mercer 5, off Bernard I. hjt
by pitcher. by Powers 2: struck ont. nv
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Florette Belle. b. M, by State of Maine,
entered by w. G.. Durfee, Denver, Col.
2:24 TROT.
Apt To- g. Lockheart; entered by
George c. LOOMS, Minneapolis.
Forest King, b, Arcadian, not traced ;
entered by Joe Turnbull Minneapolis.
Victor Phallas, b m, Phallas, by Robert
McGregor; entered by DR.. William T..
Williams, Racine, Wis.
Vendora, br m, Vendor; entered by w.
7. Duncan, Denver, Col.
Lena Brentwood. b m, Brentwood,
Scholar; entered by ]. A. Hughes, Min
neapolis.
Maud Marie. Norwood, Kremlin; enter
ed by George C. Loomis. Minneapolis.
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*Swormstcdt out on bunt-third strike.
Earned runs, st. Paul l, Minneapolis s;
left on bases, St. Paul 8, Minneapolis 8;
. struck out, by McGil s, by SWORN
y stedt S; bases on balls, off McGm II, Off
Swormstedt >; hit by pitched ball, by
SwoTmstedt, Holmes; two-base hits,
Holmes, Lippert Rohe ?, McCreedie;
three-base hits. Cockman, Belden, Nc
on errors, st. Paul 8. Minneapolis 2;
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Totals .......3S 4 8 80


Ea' ned runs, none; two-base hits.
@ Brien. Shiebeck; first base on errors,
Cleveland ,, Chicago 2; sacrifice hits,
Mccarthy 2, Shiebeck. Jones, Isbell. Sug-
off Katoll none; struck out, by Katoll
Pickering, Bradley 3, Beck; hit by pitched
ball, by Bowling, Mcfarland, Mertes;
passed ball. Yeager; double plays. Brad
ley to Lachance, Beck to Shiebeck to La
chance. Bowling to Shiebeck to Lachance
to Bradley. Beck to Shiebeck; left on
bases, Cleveland s, Chicago s; time, 1853;
umpire. Haskell; attendance, 1850
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Packers Aster CIotbiers

The South st. Paul Packers, who some
weeks ago posted $50 for a game with
the Konantz ball team, have concluded
that the members Of that team are not
equal to the emergency, and have ac-
cordingly arranged for game with the
9alace Clothlng house to be played next
Sunday at South St. Paul
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Earned runs. Kansas City 2; three-bass
hit. Lewee; two-base hits, Kitchen
Doom; sacrifice hits, Messitt Hall, DAVIS;
bases on balls off Wiener s. off Me-
Donald 3; struck out by Wiener TO- hy
Mcdonald l. hit by pitched ball. McKib-
ben; double plays. Robinson to LeWee
Hulswit to Flood to Davis, Mcdonald 20
Davis; time, 100; umpire, Kendall.
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DETROIT. Mich. July 2S.-The Journal
says Capt. Casey and pitchers Frisk and
Owen, of the Detroit American league
team have been released. Crockett, sec
ond baseman of the Wilmington team
has been secured, and will take Casey's
place at third.
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HooDoo BROKEN AT LAST.

PHILADELPHIA. July S.-The home
club today succeeded in breaking their
losing streak by defeating Washington in
an interesting game. Mcintyre, Of the
New England league, played his initial
game with the locals and made a favor
able impression Manager Mack TODAY
announced the release of Hayden, MILL
gan and Piatt. Attendance. 1312. Score:
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Beall has to bring mis- young men over to
Lexington park for three games after
the Fourth is past and gone. and it is
more than probability that they will
find that there is great difference be-
tween Lexington ana that rough little
bandbGX III tlourville.
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LONDON, July S-Frank Gardners
Sand Piper II &C. Jenkins) won the race
for q plate at the Newmarket first July
meeting today. Richard Cookers Minnie
Dee o., Rein) was second and Haiku fin
ished third v -.ht
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EASY TOR BOSTON.

BOSTON, July 3.-Boston took a ono
sided contest from Baltimore today.
Howell who occui led the box for the
visitors. showed little speed and was bat
ted hard, especially in the eighth inning
Young was effective throughout the
game. Catches by Williams and jackson
Were features Attendance 2.S69. Score:
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KIDNAPERs TAKEN IN.
Omaha's Bad Fielding Wins the
Come for Dos NIOines

OMAHA, Neb., July But one of Des
MoineS' nine runs was earned in today's
game, the visitors taking the game on
ragged fielding by the nome team. In
the seventh Buckley batted for Reid,
making home run, scoring four men,
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NED The JO-JOS.
But 1t Took WeimeE's Rest Pitching
% Turn the Trick

KANSAS CITY. Mo, July S.-Weimer's
pitching was the feature of today's game,
He struck out ten men and allowed the
visitors but six scattering hits. Attend
ance Go Score:
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TOOK SIXTEEN INNINGS.

MILWA GKEE, Wis, July S-Milwau-
kee and Detroit played sixteen innings
this afternoon, the visitors winning after
the home team had given the game away
by errors. Milwaukee's errors and the
wildness of Garvin in the first part OF
the game gave the visitors lead which
the home team was only able to tie in
the eighth, Detroit winning out in the
sixteenth, when Garvin weakened and all
lowed the first three men to bat out
singles and win the game. With the ex-
cepton of the few errors, the fielding on
both sides was brilliant. Both pitchers
were very effective at times Scnra:
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stolen bases Lippert, Brain. Higgins,
McCreedie 2. Donahue Belden, Cockman;
Wild pitches, McGill 4; passed balls,
Holmes .; double plays, Holly to Dill
lard to Holmes, Cockman TO Low to
Rohe; sacrifice hits. Low, Swormstedt;
umpire, Caruthers; attendance, 400; time,
1850
DIAMOND DUST.
Two games with Minneapolis today. The
first will be played at Lexington at
1880 o'clock this morning. The second
will be called at the Minneapolis park
at clock this afternoon. Check and
Cogan Will be in the box for the Saints
Ryan has signed Lattimere, who has
been playing with the Fort Wayne team
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srERRY AND WILSON WIN.
Whist Club Tourney Is Progressing
Ia Weekly Stnges

Sperry and Wilson made the high scorO
last night in the seventh game Of the
twenty-eighth duplicate whist tourney
OF the st. Paul Chess and Whist club.
Summary:
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milwaukee, 20 II 0 30000OOOO-5
Detroit =. 80 O o 0000O0OO U2-7

*Batted for GarvIn In the sixteenth.
Earned runs, Detroit 8; two-base hits,
F1el 2; stolen base, Gleason sacrifice
balls, off Garvin 9, off Miller 4; hit by
pitched ball, ElberfeId; passed balls, Ma
loney l, Buelow l; struck out, by. Gar
YIN 5, by Miller /; double plays, Conroy
TO Gilbert to Anderson, Elberfeld to Nc
Allister. Conroy to Anderson; left on
bases. Milwaukee TO- Detroit 16; umpire,
Cantillon; time. $40: Attendance. 75n
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S45. 90 Round Trip
To North Pacific Coast

Round-trip excursion tickets via 500
Line to the North Pacific coast on sale
July 9Th to 18th; good for stop-oVers Ia
both directions. Particulars at 500 Line
ticket office. S79 Robert street.
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Earned runs. Boston Z. Baltimore /;
two-base hits, Howell. Collins; three-base
hits, Hemphill, Criger, Stahl; home run,
Freeman: sacrifice hit, Freeman stolen
bases, Dowd, McGraw 2, Freeman: double
plays, Collins to Freeman, Parent to Fer
Young 2, off Howell 2; struck out. by
Young 6, by Howell 3; passed ball, Rob-
inson; umpire, Connolly; time. 1:45.
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ACCIDENT TO COLUMBIA

Bernard /; Wild pitch. Mercer; time 100.
umpires, Sheridan and Mannassau.
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HOLLANDS BATTING WON.
COnsumDtives beat the Bunch a
Denver. Col.

DENVER. Col, July 3.-Honand's bat
ting won the game for the Colorado
Springs today. Score:
Denver :. ...........0O OOO01OOI ?
Colorado Springs 10 02O100O-S 3 /
Batteries, Eyeler and Sullivan; Nc
Nicely, CASTOR and Donahue.
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MINNEAPOLIS sLUGGERs LAND ON
WEE WILI4IES CURVES AT
WILL
ST. PAUL COULD NOT HIv
SwOrmstedt Holds Ryan's Men Down
TO Six Base Hits and One
Run-PIay Here This
Morning.
Western League.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Minneapolis at St. Paul (forenoon).
81. Paul at Minneapolis (afternuon)
colorado Springs at Denver two games)
pes Moines at Omaha 1.-TWO games.
81 Joseph at Kansas City 1.-TWO games).
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MUNYON'S
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relieves the head, nose throat and lungs so quickly
that cold need no longer be forerunner of grippe
diphther pneumonia A vial of the Cold Cure
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-Four starters answered the bell in the
els trot. They were Charles Nc, who
drew the pole; Robin Downs, second
Harry M, third. and Maggie McKinny
fourth. Charles Nc had everything his
own way from the start to finish, all the
fun being between Maggie Mckinney and
Harry NJ for third place, the latter win
ming out in drive. The summary:
2:18 trot, purse $500
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-04

Boston .............3 0 1 / 0 '-9
Baltimore .....O 0 0 0 0 0 81