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him and In the run home he overlook and
element
The extent of Abe Franks injuries will
not be known for several days. The colt
apparently escaped any serious cuts or
biulses. His owner has refused S25O 900 for
him.
There was another stake. the Midway
on the card. Cambrlan was the favoritc
but Pink Coat won handily Specific.
Cambrian and Rolling Boer had game
struggle TO the stretch
The weather was fine. the track fast
ana the attendance large. Summaries:
FIRST race, one mile. purse S6O0-Tam-
many Chief -, j. T. Woods, to l. won
by two lengths; Andes l03 WINFIELD, !
TO /, second; Light Ball So. Davidson. 20
to l. third. Time, 1:41.
Second race, five and a half furlongs.
purse $600-Belles Commoner 1O7. pullman
TO !. won by three lengths; Rosewater
lO4, Ransch, " TO J. second: Eddie Busch
no. J. Woods. to s. third. Time :O8
Third race, the haywood stakes. $1,000
added, five furlongs-Pentecost, III.
WINFIELD. to /, won by d length and n
half; Charles w. Meyer, l23, j. Woods. 2
to .. second. Time, Zoo l-5. Abe Frank.
10, to in the opening betting, ran
away and did not start. No others
Fourth race, the Midway stakes. $1,000
added, mile and a furlong-Plnk Coat.
l1l5, Caywood, TO ], won by four lengths.
rolling Boer, 49, Meade. ~ TO I. second;
Specihc, IVY pullman, to !. third.
Fifth race, six furlongs, purse $500
Seide, 1903, Domnick, to 2, wen by three
lengths; Tradltza, 100 J. r. Woods, to
second; King Dellas. lO5 Knight. l2 to l.
third. Time, 1:l4h
Sixth race one mile. purse $6O-Winter
lO3, Knight, to 2. won by two lengths.
Chorus Boy Ill, Robertson, 8 to l. sec
ond; Ylncennes. 105, j. wood, 20 TO ].
third. Time, 1:41 rs.
Tomorrows entries:
=, First race, mile-Brgede. 1l6; Dlssentor.
Ia Kunjl. Ill Eva Rice Ben Battle. lC7.
Honey Boy. Headwater, 1906; Van Hoo
rebke, 1903; Beauty Book, lOl.
Second race, six furlongs-The Rush.
Gonfalon, lis; Guiliana ~; Anuaban.
Emma r, no. Miss Bennett lO1.
Thlrd race, five furlOngS, selling Bragg
lO4 The -Four Hundred l0l Mabel VIM
W; Drummond, Julia, 50; Junkin, %; Lon
" GODS, Ernest Parham. 90; Kentucky
Middle. 80.
Fourth race. mile and fifty yards soil
ing-Dalkeith, l06; Bowen, 107; Leonwcu
l6; Conundrum. Impromptu, 10i. Judge
Redwine, 1903; Rollick, 100; Bonnie Lisslk.
Fifth race. mile and a sixteonth-Cap
Gaines, Crockett, l05. Alaska 1903; Laure-
ate, Crest. 1Ol; Sam Lazarus, ESQ %.
Golden Scepter Ecome Greetings J7.
g W w, Taumany Chief 80; Browni,.
Anderson, 80; Gawalne, &C.
sixth race, five furlongs. selling Har-
gis, Jaubert. los; Red Tip. 1906. Plum
Tart, los; Hans Wagner, l0l; April l08:
Doreen, Almanso, Uresca %.
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COMING CHAMPIONS.

The Parlor Clothing Company team
defeated the Clippers by score of 5
to 4.
The CloVers will play two games SIM
day. One in the morning with the CleVe-
lands, on the Post Siding grounds. for a
purse of so a side. and in the afternoon
they will play on Dayton's Bluff for the
same purse.
The Lennon & Gibbons team will cross
bats with the South st. Paul Packers at
Lexington Park Sunday: $50 and the
entire gate receipts will be the issue
Both teams are at resent playing good
ball, and an exciting contest is looked
for Game called at $3.50 Ladies free,
The Guernsey Colts will meet the Clip
pers at 10 O'Clock this morning The
Colts would like to arrange games with
any fifteen-year-ol club in the city.
Address all challenges to W. Robertson,
72l Hague avenue.
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BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS.
IrOGuIs Stakes Taken by James b.
HaggIn's Water Color.

NEW YORK, July u.-Water Color,
running In the name and colors Of the
millionaire breeder, James b. Haggjn
won the Iroquois stakes of 5000 at
Brighton Beach today. 1t was the fea-
ture event OF the days programme. The
winner, with Spencer up. was a hot ia
good second choice at to q To a good
start Spencer took Water Color out to
make the running, and he did little more
than romp all the way and won galloping
by three lengths. All Green was never
prominent, and Vitellius took the place
a length before Mortello, when HandWork
stopped at the head Of the stretch Shaw
rode three winners today. Summary:
First race, six furlongs-Cervera, 107,
Odom, to 5. won: Tom Kenny, 112. Nc
Cue, : to 1, second; Twig, no. Michaels,
II to l. third. Time, 1913 80.
Second race, mile and seventy yards
Fatalist, TO 2, Shaw won; Animosity.
So Michaels, 10 to 5, second; Marothen.
50. Cochran, to 2, third. Time. 1:45%.
Shaw, 8 to 10. won; Brixton. 40, Cochran.
6 to l, second; Gay Boy, III, Odom, 10
l, third. Time, ia AS.
Fourth race, the Iroquols stake. 5000.
Spencer, to 5, won: Vitelllus, 1l9.
Landry. p to 1, second; Mortelio, III,
Cochran 10 to l. third. Time. 2:O7
Fifth race. mile and e-eighth-Prlnce
of Melbourne, 106 Shaw, to 5. won:
Wax Taper, ia. Turner, 4 to 5. second;
The Amazon, 10, Michaels, II to /, third.
Time 1852.
Sixth race, mile and one-sixteenth--
Magnificent 49, McCue. y to 5, won;
Tinge, 1O6, Shaw, 19 to 10, second; Bar
betto. "a, Michaels, 3 to 1, third. Time.
LAB 3-5.
Entries for tomorrow:
First race, three-year-olds. selling. one
mile and severity yards-Military. Boos.
Selinot 10; Lady Chorister, Inspot, Him
self, l05; Scurry, 1G2.
Second race, five furlongs-John Barley
corn, Lemoyne, Wooden, Homestead, Ali
bert. Cast Iron. Byrne Of Roscrea
Knight of Harlem, 10; Atille, Musidora,
Fonsolee, Silver Twist Nat Shaw, Emma
A, NJ Sunshower 1N.
Third race, one mile and a sixteenth
Raffaeilo, 1i6; Janice. 103; Blues, 1913; Mon
arka, Redemption, 80.
Fourth race Test handicap. three-year-
olds and over six furlongs-Sad duccee,
The Musketeer, 105; Isia, IS; Slap Dash.
Bedeck. Eloim, s7 May w. So; Tower Of
Candles, 90; Lady Uncas, 30.
Fifth race, five and half furlongs-'
Albert, 49, April Shower, ia; Locket,
105.
Sixth race. FIVE and half furIongs-
Sadduccee, lie: Godfrey. 10; Bold knight,
iO9; Hammock, lO8; Dread. los; Mayor Gil
roy, lea; Survivor. Monmouth Boy, Goe-
bel, lO3: Pop Brook, Federaiist 100; Diff
dence, 80; Fonsolee. 80; Tartar, Ventoro.
OK
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DIES MONIES, July 1.--Perry Werdens
prophecy that the Midgets would take
three straight from the Saints has been
fulfilled, and the result was attained
without much effort on the part of the
locals The NUGGETS found all the st.
Paul pitchers easy propositions. but
Check was by all odds the easiest. But
it W a. not all the fault of the pitchers.
The Saints seemed to have left their
batting clothes at home, and were una
bile to locate the ball when hits meant
runs.
The first inning gave the fans horri-
bic shock. Lippcrt punched one down 10
OLeavy and he threw it behind the
bleachers, allowing the runner to reach
third, Brain got a pass, and then
O'Leary repeated his performance of
few moments before on Holy's ground
err and Lippe:t scored. In the third two
singles, a tumble and an out at second
melted two more. A single, a base on
balls another rank error by O'Leary
and an attempt by Holly TO steal second
added two rIore for the locals in tho
fifth The next three innings the Saints
were presented with goose eggs, but in
the ninth Lippcrt's drive past third and
scorching TWO Dagger by billiard net
ted the sixth and last score Score:
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LENNON HAS NEW PARK.
Hall MRgnate Says He Has an OPP
ton ON an Excellent Site.

st. Paul fans win not have to travel
several miles next year to see a game of
ball If plans which President Lennon now
has on foot materialiZe, and there is
every probability that they will. Mr..
Lennon announced to the G o b yesteT-
day that he has secured an option on a
park site very near the heart of the city,
which will make an excellent ball
grounds. 1t is within easy access and
not over five minutes walk from the most
so many Of the down town localities this
park will not be inadequate in area, but
will be large enough to meet all the ex-
igencies and afford one of the best bali
parks in the country.
There will, of course, be no effort to
establish the new rounds before the close
of the present season, but next winter
work upon the new location will be start
ed and by spring it will be in readiness
for the team.
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MATINEE ar KITTsoNDALE.
Many speedy Harness Horses Will
he Seen Tomorrow.

The matinee which is to be lWid at
Kittsondale tomorrow afternoon is at
tracing the attention of horsemen In tho
Twin Cities, and large, crowd will be
present, provided the weather is fine, to
see several OF the speediest harness
hores contend for matinee honors, driven
by their owners. The track has been
prepared specially for the occasion and
Is in superb condition.
Minneapolis will send over to defend
its turf honors, Prince Stevens, 2;16R,
who will be handled by his owner. Mr..
w. B. Mclean, and the speedy gelding.
Porter owned by Mr. Baxter There Will
probably be several others from the Flour
City not yet entered.
st. Paul will have among her candi-
dates a majority of w. G. Carvings
string, including Dick Turpin 2:13A; Bell
Ringer, by Roy Wilkes, 2:0615, day. Belle
Malone. 2:1Oh, and the three-year-old
Dick Ashton. William Hamm will enter
his two speedy horses. Olesa, PAGER, 2.15,
and Bedford Girl, 2:16A Among the. 9TH
ers will be Pinta and number of the
best speedists in the city. The races will
be called promptly at 2 o'clock. and spe-
cial provisions have been made for the
ladies who are invited to be present. No
admission is charged. A large contingent
Of Minneapolis people will be present and
a rare afternoon of matinee racing will
be witnessed.
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WASHINGTON PARK WINNERS.
Abe Frank, FavOrite for the May
wood Stnkes, Rnna ANynY.

CHICAGO, July 11.-An accident that
may prove the ruin of great race horse
marred the sport at Washington Park
this afternoon In the haywood stakes
only three colts went to the post Abe
Frank Charles w. Meyer and Pentecost
The first named was naturally a strong
favortte and much money was bet on him
at to 5. Meyer was to / and Pente-
cost 8 to /. While the trio were at the
post there was false break and I'm at
tempting to rein up Abe Frank, Dominiclt
in some way fell off. The colt could
easily have been caught had any one been
rear enough. He trotted down the track
Some stable hands made a half-hearted
effort to stop the colt, but only fright
ened him. He then started to run. and
made the circuit of the track twice at
almost top speed. Then he jumped the
fence and after wandering about short
time returned to the track and ran six
furlongs more before he was finally
stopped He was Immediately taken to
the stable and Charles w. Meyer and
Pentecost ran for the stake. The former
being to shot in the changed betting
Meyer showed the way at terrific clip
to the stretch but Pentecost chung to
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TRoTTING AT HAMLIKE
Three Holly Contested Heats vii
messed by Large Crowd

Several hundred persons visited the
Hamline track last evening 20 witness a
hali-mile trQttlng and pacing race 3e-
tween local horses, driven by their own
ers, and were well regarded by seeing
three hotly contested heats that lasted
until dark. The contest was best two
IN three. and had as starters Joe Patchen
Jr.. who drew the pole. and was driven
by his owner AL Manning; Goldie 3d.
handled BY John Sexton; Big Bill, ~
William Walwork: Rosco, driven by
James Paisley; Enrlght Jr, navigated by
Joe Rhea and Dick wilkes, plotted Dy
James Macdonald
The first heat was considerably delayed
by the horses scoring at the half-mie
pole. They were well punched at the
word, but the gray gelding Rosco per
formed skirt dance before the turn was
Paisley wisely laid him up Joe Patcheu
Jr and Dick Wilkes fought tooth and
nail for the lead clear under the wire.
but Joe Patchen IT. managed TO bat Ills
eyes sufficiently to snatch victory. while
1I9A
The second heat caused considerable
excitement. as the diminutiye gray trot-
ter Rosco wormed his way through the
crowd and set up a heart rendng pace
that sent Dick Wilkes up, IN the air. and
Goldie b., making mighty but ineffec-
tual stab for the place. Time, 1:l7h
The concluding heat was trotted I'm the
dusk, but Rosco had matters oil his own
way with Goldie B. ana Dick Wilkes run
ming under the wire, the latter losing the
place by too free indulgence In jumping.
Time 1:l7A. Summary:
Half-mile trot or pace, best two I'm
three
Rosco, g. James Paisley. ........6 /
Joe Patchen Jr., br g. Al Manning.
Dick Wilkes, b g, James Mac
Donald .........,..:. .:..,......
Goldie b., & m. John SeXton...... 3 ?
Big Bnl, q, William ,Wallwork. 8
Engnt Jr, bl h. Joe Rhea. .........4 9 g
Time. 1881 1:17K, 117K.
match running race, One-eighth mile
and repeat, was pulled of between John
CRAFTS Sorrel Bill and Joe Wilson'S
Glpsy Girl II was won by a scant neck
by Gypsy Girl
The crowd was highly pleased with the
matinee. and the rivalry between the
amateur drivers being intense. Several
more matinees are on tap in the near
future.
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BOWERS TO Meet at RuRnIo

DAYTON. Ohio. July 1.-THE officers
and executive committee of the American
will meet at Buffalo, July "a. for the
purpose of considering proposed changes
in the playing rules. a new constitution
and bylaws and arrangements for the
national tournament to be held in con-
junction with the annual convention ut
Buffalo the third week of January 1852
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Colts Are Game.

The ST. Paul Colts will play the Jung
Brewing Company team of Saltwater at
have taken the first game PLAYED with
the local team SO far this season. If a
return game can be arranged with the
YoeIG Exports, the Colts will stake SIS
that they can turn the tables on them
The lineup of the Colts is: Dell, pitch;
O'Grady, catch; Peglow, first; Donovan,
second; Each short Metzger, third;
Mitchell, left; Shepley, center; GrathwoI.
right
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Earned runs, st. Joseph g. Colorado
Springs 2; two base hits, Honeyman,
Flood, Davis Hemphill q three-base
hits, Flood, Davis, McKibben; wild
pitch, Maupin; hit by pitched ball. Nc
Kibben; bases on balls Hulswitt Schrall.
McKibben, Maupin. Holland. McNeely;
stolen bases, Honeyman, Flood; struck
out, Hall, DOOM Honeyman. Schafer,
Hernon, Bandelin; left on bases, st. Jo-
seph g. Colorado Springs 5; umpire, Tyn-
dali Time 1:35.
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LITCHFIELD, Mimi. July 11.-(Spe-
Indians here today. to 4. Batteries,
field, Cox and Baerwald Flandreau,
Brttson and Mckenzie; hits, off Cox Z,
Brttson 6; strike outs, Cox g. Brittson 5;
errors, Litchtield 8. Flandreau 8. Lar
sons three-base hit and an error scored
four men. For the Indians two scores
were earned and the other two due to err
rOrS.
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BOSTON AMERICAN LEAGUE TEAM
TAKES ONE IN THE RAIN AT
PHILADELPHIA
THREE STRAIGHT FOR coMMY
Brewers Couldn't Connect with IA.
toil-0riOIes Win at Washing
ton, and Detroit Loses
at Cleveland.
American League

BOSTON, July 11.-Umpire Connolly
kept the game going for three innings in
a heavy pouring rain. but finally called
1t in the first half of the sixth inning.
Boston won by batting Plank when hits
meant runs. A one-handed stop by La
Joie and a long three-bagger by StahI
were the features. Freeman was put out
of the game in the fifth for dlsputing a
decision. Attendance, $780, Score:
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Joe Patchen and Anaconda Matched

NEW YORK. July I.--A special match,
best two out of three heats, for a purse
OF $1,500, has been arranged between John
McCarty's Joe Patchen, 2:01A. and Ana
conda, 2:021a, owned by e. e. Rice OF
Boston. 1t will take place on Aug. u.
the opening day of the Brighton Beach
trotting meeting
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a Tor Gonding in ninth.
Far Ennnr l. niA

+BuclIley Dated for GOnding in ninth
~"Payne batted for Coons in ninth,
b harmed runs, Minneapolis 5, Omaha /.
three-base hit, Belden;l two-base hits
McCreedy, Gonding; stolen bases. Con-
galton; Cockman. Robe, Stewart; bases
on balls off Ferguson 8, off Coons 2:
struck out, by Ferguson 4, by Coons D
oy Gordon l; double plays, Cockman to
.L9W' Rohe 10 Brashear to Law; time.
1850; umpire. Caruthers.
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Conrt House Fall Team.

The employees of the court house are
organizing a baseball team and will is
sue a challenge to the Elks, Junior Pho
neers or Commercial club teams for a
game, the proceeds to be devoted to the
public baths.
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Two base hits, McVicker O'Leary,
Warner: Gates. billiard; stolen bases.
Hines, Holly, Brain sacrifice hits, War
ner; double plays, Kleinow to Hines to
.Werden, Check to Holiness bases on
balls, Gates 5; struck out, Gates 3, Check
2; left on bases Des Moines Z, St Paul
>; earned runs, Des Moines T. st. Paul
2; time of game, LEO; attendance, 7CO;
umpire, McDermott
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%45 .oO-To North Pacific Coast and
Return-$4g OO-yia soo-Facinc,
the Scenic ROutc

Until and including July 18th. the 500
Line will sell round trip tickets at s45
TO Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, Tacoma
and Portland, limited to Aug. 31st, and
permitting of stop-overs in either diree-
ton. Get particulars at ticket Office 80
Robert street.
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Gun CUBS shoot.

The North Star Gun club will hold its
weekly shoot tomorrow afternoon at its
Kittsondale grounds. All parties inter-
erted are cordially invited to be present,
Shells are for sale on the grounds,
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Co1rLnN,r RIrN RAsEs

CINCINNATI, July 11-Three errors
and two hits gave the Brooklvns three
played miserable ball on the bases and
the many hits they made off Kitson yield
ed but little Donovan pitched the last
two innings
r. H. e.
Cincinnati O20O2OOOO4 Ii 4
Brooklyn ...........S 90 2000OO-5 II 2
Batteries, Phillips and Bergen, Kitson,
Donovan and Mcclure.
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Earned runs, Denver 6; three-base hits.
Robinson, Beyille Mohler; J. Sullivan
Schmidt; two-base hits, McHale. Mohler'
13rashear; McHale 2, Mohler, Radcliffe 2;
wild pitch, Schmidt; hit by pitched ball
Wolfe; innings pitched, Wolfe s. Gibson
. hlts allowed. Wolfe s. Gibson 8; bases
Wolfe 3, by Gibson A, by Schmidt 3; dou-
Die play, Beville to O'Brien to Sullivan;
umpire Popkay; time, 2:10
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Vardon OutpInys braid

BLAIR GOWRIE, Scotland. July IL
Harry Vardon today beat James Braid
(who won the open golf championship of
Great Britain, June g. by two up and one
to play in sixteen-hole match
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Wasecn nents olwein.

WAsECA, Mimi, July n-(speciaI.)-
In the baseball game today Waseca de-
feated Oelwein by the score of 10 to G.
The game was played at Oelwein
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PITTSBURG PIRATES SHUT THEM
OUT AND PRACTICE NEW
PLAYS BESIDES
REMNANTS LOSE AS USUAL
Earfs Weary WHITES Fatten Dunk
ers' Percentage.,- Brooklyn
Wins Close One at
Cincinnati
National EeaGue.

PITTSBURG. July lit was prac-
tice game for Pittsburg and several new
plays were worked. In Boston's series
OF four games they were shut out three
times. Attendance, 2,7o0 Score.
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Chicago .,...2 / 0 o 0 o O.
Philadelphia % 0 0 0 90 0 /
FBatted for Eason IN eleventh.

*"Batted for Dugglesby In ninth.
Left on bases Chicago 8. Philadelphia 4,
two-base hits, Hartsel, Mccormick,
Kahoe, Flick, Delehanty, jennings VOL
verton; home runs, Hartsel, Flick sacri-
flee hits, Dexter, Mailman; stolen bases,
Dexter, Chance: double plays, Doyle, Nc
Cormick q Mccormick. Doyle; struck out,
by Eason 2, by Dugglesby 2, by White
4; passed ball, Douglass; base on balls,
off Eason I, off Dugglesby / hit with ball,
Green; time, 2 hours; umpire, Cunning
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Do You KnoMf

The 500 Line weekly sends competent
guide with parties and will ara nge all
accommodations en- route to Buffalo,
while tie AID relu ming. La les w Ii
ceiVe special attention. 500 Line ticket
office, S79 Robert street,
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EASY FOR THE MrLLERs.
nealIs Merry Men Make 1t Three
Straight nj Omaha

OMAHA, Neb., July 1.-THE visitors
again batted out a victory today, getting
five runs off Gordon in two Innings
Soons then went in and did good work
hut the locals We're unable TO overcome
the big lead Score:
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Devils Lake 8, Milton 2,

DEVILS LAKE, N. D., July 11.-(spe-
cial. )-Baseball today at Chautauqua,
Devils Lake 5. Milton 2.
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won today by good, hard hitting and
by Maupin's steady pitching. McNeely
overworked himself slightly at the out
set Attendance, 1000. Score:
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CHICAGO MAY WIN SOME DAY.

CHICAGO July 1.-Two errors, a SIN
gle and two doubles ing the ninth inning.
allowed the visitors to tie the score In
today's game. A home, run by Flick won
the game for them in the eleventh inning.
For eight innings Eason had perfect con-
troll and he was hit safely but twice dur
ing that time. Cross flelded brilliantly.
Attendance ESQ., Score:er
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non.t suner rrom the LID.

Take a trip on the Great Lakes. steam
sbtn "Mianni" sails twice a week from
Duluth for Mackinac Island and tho
Tickets. 300 Nlcollet avenue. Mime
apolls, Mimi
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ct rs
Delightfully."-
Cool on
Superior

Steamship Miami" sails from
Duluth twice q week, con-
meeting at Mackinac Island
with North West" and
North Land" for Chicago
and the Pan-American Elk
position. Information and
tickets at Great Northern
Railway Ticket Office, 1872
Robert Street, cor. Fourth.
N~-o-~-o-~-o-~o-o-o-o.-o-
Excursion rates to Mackinac.
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SLAUGHTER OF COWBOYS.
Beaten by Tail Enders to the Tune
of IL to

2 KANSAS CITY, Mo, July n-By SUI
perior ali-round playing Denver easily
defeated the locals today. Schmidt kept
the hits well scattered and received good
support. Attendance, 600. Score:
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Boston ...................1 ! -
Philadelphia :. ............0 0 1 D D u

tNone out in sixth when game was
called.
Earned runs. Boston q; two-base hits,
Collins, Schreck, Fultz; three base hit.
Stahl; stolen base. Collins; first base on
out, by Plank 2; wild pitch Plank; time,
a minutes; umpire. Connolly.
BREWERS SOFT FOR CHICAGO.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July u.-Chicago
made it three straight with Milwaukee
today, the home team being unable to
hit Katoll at the right time. Reidy also
pitched well but errors behind him and
punched hits kept Milwaukee out of the
running. Score:
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HOWeII and RObInsOn.
TIGERS LIP In TIIE AIR

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 11.-Detroit
had a decidedly off day on fielding, and
Cleveland managed to take advantage OF
it. The home team supported Moore
splendidly, three double plays OF the
most sensational kind helping to shut
off runs at critical times.
RH.l.
Cleveland ............0 OF 90 IS II I
Detroit ...............1 0 U 0 0 0 D 0 G--1 9 8
Batteries. Moore and Yeager; Cronin,
BueloW and Shaw.
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OTHER TWIN STILL WINNING
Two Innings Enough to Down the
Kidnapers-COvbo Slaughtered
by Observation-Disclosures
Lose Again.
western League.
GAMEs SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

St Paul at Omaha.
Minneapolis at Des Moines
Colorado Springs at Kansas City.
Denver at ST. Joseph.