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winners Mt worth.

CHICAGO, May 9.-H. B. Durham has
colt of some promise in Operator who
won another race at Worth today. He
beat Henry Bert in canter and Bert
was the betting favorite. Operator is a
Derby candidate. HrIo and the Con-
queror il. were the winning favorites
First race, four and a half furlongS--
Masi won. Chanson second. April third.
Time, so SIS.
Second race. FIVE and half furlongs-
Hylo won. Lakeview Belle second, Can
Third race, five and a half furlongs-
Maggie Davis won. Rival Dare second,
Our Lizzie third. Time. los So.
won Henry Rert sec NJ
Dorothy Lee third. Time, las As.
Fifth race, one mile and one hundred
yards-The Conqueror IL won. Caviar
second. Strangest third. Time, 1:47 Ia.
Sixth race, one mile, sellfng-Debride
won, Plead second, Emma l. third.
Time, las.
Tomorrow's entries:
First race, six furlongs-Nibbler Maud,
Redding, Pryn, Strathmore, Wampago,
lW; Jack c, Little Pepper. John Drake,
0ricus, Remark, l09;, Guy H, Mr.. Smith,
Second race. six furlongs, selling-OlelS-
ma. Fannie Leland, 1902; Mark Miles, ia;
Sallie Regent 107; Lissome, 1903; Barbara
NJ. Floranthe, %; Hop Scotch, III.
chi, &c; Miss Canale 80; Blue Ridge. 1903;
Lou Woods, 1OS; Arkansas, Jos; Minerva,
1OI.
Fourth race, one mile and a quarter,
selling-Vincennes, 80; Fox Bard, SO; Leo
Newell, Monongah, 49, Laureate, los; De-
fender IL, Hosi 100; Elderim, 81; Ken
lucky Babe, go; Lamachus, 49,
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling-Segu-
ranca, Emm M, 107; Barney Saal, Zaca-
tosa, Osmon, III; Aaron, Bengal, 81; In
candescent. 104; Draw Lad, Id; Irma S,
109
Sixth race, one mile, selling-Old Mike,
Dagmar 101; Birdie d, Aim, Boomerack,
Al Brown, SO; John Grigsby, no; Mary
land Reserve. Phidias, 104; Tillie w, 107;
Domadge, 1c5; Annowan, liz; w. B.
Gates 1863.
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MADE GOOD SCORES.
Shooting at Inter-City Park Was of
High Order.

High
The St Paul Rod and Gun club en-
Ioyed a good afternoons shooting at the
Intercity Shooting park yesterday. The
weather was ideal and the marksmansh D
was of high order. Results were as fol-
lows:
For the Val Blatz diamond badge, fif-
teen targets at unknown angles-Parker
10; Birschey. 10; Bison, Is; Hays, IL; Mrs.
tombstone, u; Thompson. 10; Spear, Is;
Danz, 8; Jacks, 10; Wellaband 8; John
stone, 10; Dr. Bill, 10; Werrick, T.
In the shoot-off Parker won the badge
For the Schlitz diamond badge twenty
five targets at unknown angles-Parker
"a; Hirschey, "a; Bisston, 10; Hays, II;
II; Danz, 10; Jacks, II; Wellaband, is;
tombstone. "a; Dezotel, 20; Werrick. 16;
In the shoot-off HIrschey won the
For the Paegel diamond badge twenty
five singles at unknown angles-Parker
q; Hirsehey. "a; Bisston, q; Hays, q;
M MIS-: tombstone is; Thompson; p; Spear,
Merrick. 49,
In the shoot-onf Herschey won
Special shoot twenty birds ten singles
and five pairs. for three diamond badges
Parker. Is; Hirschey. is; Bisston, i6;
Hays IA: Mrs. tombstone, 10; Thompson
10; Spear, 8: Danz. 10; Jacks, Il; Wella3
, band "a; tombstone, Y; Dezotel, Is; Wer-
1lrschey Won the senior badge. Deco
badges.
The club will compete for. in short
time, splendid silver loving cup. the
gift of Charles Thompson This cup IS
said by those who have seen If to he
one OF the hansomest ever offered for
competition in the Northwest If VIII he
shot for at 500 targets, and the ten tieb
guns will shoot off at 100 targets for the
possession of the trophy
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COMING CHAMPIONS.

The Palace Clothing team defeated the
Orioles two games by a score of IA to II
and II TO q Monday and Wednesday in
seven and five inning games respec-
lively.
The Marons will play the Great North
srn Specials next Sunday on the Post
Siding grounds.
Brainerd high school defeated Little
Falls by a score of is TO H.
The Northern Lights beat the Wells
Street Stars by score of "A to 2. The
Lights want a game with any thirteen
year-old club. Address r. Heidbrink,
S0l Sims street.
Cleveland high school defeated the
minneapolis South Side high by a score
or II TO ?, Hoffs pitching was a fea ture.
The Schmidt's Bohemians win cross
bats with the Twentieth Centuries Sun
nay afternoon on the Harrison and West
ern grounds. Both teams are eveniv
matched and a good game is expected.
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Muddx and Morrfn ParEs.

NEW YORK, May "a cold rain and
a track deep in mud were the unfavor-
able conditions at the Morris Park RAGS
track today. One lone favorite got to the
judges first. Two fixtures were decided,
the Harlem selling sand the Croton hand
leap. Summarizes:
graviate second. Katherine third. Time,
1:15%
=, Second race, mile. selling. the Har-
lem-HamTnock Won. Animosity second,
The Regent third. Time, 1:431s.
Third race. five furlongs-Port Royal
won, Friar Tabor second, Locket third.
Time, 1:0l12.
Fourth race. four furlongs and a half
Amic!tia won, Sweet Clover second,
Champagne third. Time. 54Ik.
Fifth race, the Crotona handicap. six
furlongs-King Lief won, Belle of Lex
ington second, The Musketeer third.
Time. lis.
Sixth race, one mile-Bonnibert won,
DR. Barlow second, Sidney Lucas third
Time 1:i2X
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The game is to be called at 2:90 sharp
They would like to get a game outside
the city with any eighteen-year-old-c club
The Lux Kids accept the challenge of
the Hedman Colts. For information adj
dress j. w. Lux 4S4 Rice street
The Pabst Exports will play at Kittson-
dale at 2:30 p. m. sharp Sunday. They
Otto, pitcher; J. Thurston first base T.
Wheeler, second, base; H. Trump, third
base; Killing, shortstop; F. Almond, left
field; +. Moseler, right field; w. Schroth,
center field and catcher
The Kennedy Bro. IS team has organized
for the season. and will play any team
in the Twin Cities whose members are
up is as follows: f. Johnson, third base:
j Jackson shortstop; B. Ascher, second
base; ]. Cole, first base; c. Vanavey
and s. Nelson, pitchers; A. Stahel, catch
er; f. Madden, left field; j. Schaub, CEN
terfield; B. Stiles. right field. Address
Jack Schaub, 1913 East University avenue.
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RIGHT TO TICKER NEWS.
National Telegraph News Company
Is EntOined by Judge kOhIsnnt.

CHICAGO. May Am injunction has
been granted by the federal court in the
case of the Western Union Telegraph
company against the National Telegraph
News company ct al, restI aiming the
latter from using any CT the sporting
news, quotations and other statist cal in
formation transmitted by the Western
Union Telegraph company over it's tick
ers until the lapse of an hour from tile
time such items first apr ear upon the
tape of the Western Union tickers, or
from copying or causing to be copied
such news and information for the pur-
pose of republ.shing or disposing of the
same.
Judge Kohlsaat, who issued the iniunc-
ton, held that the Western Union Tele-
graph company has a right of property
in the news and information collected
by 1t at great expense and that it's prop
erty In such information does not cease
when 1T is published on the tickers rented
to It's patrons.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 9.-(Special.)
Nice sunshine weather and ladies
day brought about ESQ fair fans to Wit
ness today's game. After having won
the first two and lost the third game
because of st. Paurs timely hitting and
Thomas good pitching. the Blues, by
wretched helding combined with poor
base-running, lost the last of The series
of four games with the visiting team,
by the close score OF TO !. Although
the Blues secured nearly twice as many
hits as Ryan's men they ran bases with
miserable judgment and made errors
at the most critical times.
Weimer did the slab work for the
home team, and with very trying sup
port, pitched the best kind of ball. Only
in the fifth inning were the Pauline's
able to solve his delivery at all, and with
good fielding two of the visitors runs
made in that inning would not De count
ed in the score. Although Weimer gave
three bases to first, he was steady at
critical times and only allowed seven
little singles, three of which did not eff
feet the score at all. With the support
that Knepper received, he would have
won his game easily, for the Blues nit
the big Norherner for ten singles and
one double and he gave four passes to
first and only struck out two men, while
Weimer had six air heaters on his staff.
The stick honors Of the game g. to Right
fielder Hartman, who, out Of three tunes
at bat, secured three clean singles, and
also went to first twice, on four balls
and was the only Blue that was able to
steal a base. billiard, who had secured
five singles and a couple of doubles in
the two previous games, was the only
st. Paul man that safely hit Weimer the
second time, and it came in the fifth.
when he was able to beat out hunt.
The fielding honors were pretty well
divided among Perry Werdens followers.
md Holly Brain and Crooks all Played
AWcellnnt hall The score.
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COTTON IN FLAMES.
Augusta, Ga, Firemen Had Hard
Mornings Work.

AUGUSTA. Ga. May "a fire which
at one time threatened to be a great
disaster broke out in n storage COM
partment Of the Union Compress COM
pany building.
An alleyway about six feet wi e Sc
parates the Compress and the Phynizy
& Co.'S warehouse A stiff breeze in
short time SWEET the flames over The
heads of the firemcn to this building IN
which were stored 1.2O bales Of cotton.
From here the fire was blown to Whit
ney e. Co.'S warehouse Soon after the
flames were subdued by the fire de-
partment.
The losses on cotton are as follows:
Whitney e Co.. 10000; Phynizy & CO..
$50. 400; Compress company, $1,000.
The loss on buildings Is about $4,000.
The cotton is fully insured.
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JOCKEY CLUB SUED.
t. =. Hayes Wants $5c, 900 Damages
for Being Barred at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. May ct. P. HAYES
tled suit this afternoon in the Jefferson
circuit court for $4,000 damages against
the New Louisville Jockey club. The
e S Jockey club in declaring Hayes
Hayes; in his petition, says that the
the Western Jockey club. which orpan-
ization, he alleges, entered into a con-
splTaGy to control racing In the South
ana west. BY rule 20S owners that race
;rockeK club are barred from its tracks
hayes says he raced at Little Rock and
NASHVILLE and was therefore outIaWed
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OMAHA SUNDAY CLOSING.
Mayor MOOres Tells City Council to
Go Further.

OMAHA. Neb, May AT its weekly
meeting the city council arraigned Mayor
Moores for his course in closing on Sun
TO the sustenace Of public life. The
mayors course is said to be hurtful TO
the reputation and progress OF the city.
He is called upon ito give the city
a government tempered by reason and
common sense"
The mayor said he VIII not be influenced
by the councils action as he alone is
responsible for the administration Of city
affairs. He says he has not as yet de-
cided what sort of town Omaha will be
next Sunday but that he will do what
ever seems to be best in the city's inter-
est.
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RcsnIts nf Louisvine.

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 9-The wealth
er was still cloudy today and the track
very muddy at Churchill Downs. Fa
vorites and wei backed second choices
captured five of the events. while the
fourth was taken by 25 to / chance,
Teckla. Results:
First. race, six furlongs, selling-Sam
7 Cochran won, Beauty Book second,
Donald Balm third. Time / 1872.
Second race, four furlongs and a half
Pentacost won, Fred Orgll- second, Gold
en- Glitter third. Time. :57A
Third race, handicap, six F,lrlongs-
Ben MacD'Hui won. Senator Be1eridge
second, The Star of Bethlehem third.
Time 1861
Fourth race mile. seIling-Teckla won
Garrett second, Gawine third Time, 1:47'
FIFTH race: five furlongs-Survive won,
Re.s,e Mac1lin second, Suave third. Time.
Sixth race, four furlongs and a half
seiing-Dcdie S won, Miss Gaines sec,
ond, Miss Charlie third. Time, :5S.
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Spears wins OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

the 14-inch balk line billiard cbamn; %0ii
snip, of the state in the concluding CARVE
on the match with Charles Glow. Of St
1 raul, last night at Spears billiard hail.
crowd of billiard enthusiasts and an
pause was literally bestowed on both
contestants co although the playing was not
OF co., phenominal nature on either side
200 string in the twenty-seventh inpjne
Glow had total Of las billiards to his
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S. P.,s CoIonist Trn.,o.

SAN FRANCISCO. May .9.-I'he South
ern Pacific passenger. department has
completed its statistics on the west-bo,Ind
coloniSt movement which began Feb. /
ana ana conciuded on May s. During this
t eline the number OF people who came
from the Fast, both colonist and seconde
class, was 20,4S9. as against S,005 second
class passengers for the same period OF
1900 OF this number 1885 were col
oiists or Travelled on cc}onist's rates
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WORD OF CAUTION.
Frankfurter Zeitung Says Wall
Street Situation Is PeriIOus.

BERLIN. May 9.-The Frankfurter Zei-
tung, an organ friendly to the United
States and an authority in financial af-
fairs. discussing Wall street affairs, re-
CARDS the situation as dangerous since
outsiders are now specializing on credit.
The paper expresses fear that all earn
est warnings will have no effect 80 long
as the speculative craze is whetted by
all sorts of fusion and combination prof.
ects. 1t admits that the business sit
uation Is excellent except as regards
textiles, but finds no justification for
the present madness.
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ONE MORE SURRENDER.
InsurGent Governor of InfanIa
Province Gives Up.

MANILA, May 9.-Col Astilla. the In
surgent governor Of Infanta province,
has surrendered with ten officers, $50 men
10 rifles and 10 cannon.
The United States Philippine commits
sion has decided to establish an insuIar
government printing plant.
Provost Gen. Davis Is preparing recon-
mendations TO submit the commission
for g separate scheme Of city government
in Manila. The commission favors a
plan of federal center, similar to that Of
Washington and the city Of Mexico.
Ordinances are in course Of preparation.
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Lntonia Derby May II.

CINCINNATI. May 9.-Much interest ia
Latonla Jockey club. Its Derby is set
for the opening day, May 10, and will
nave eight or nine starters and will be
an exceedingly open race. More than 500
Ing the meeting and they will be gene
ally OF a high class. With the ring oper
70 all bookrnakers. the speculation prom
ises to be heavy.
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Mrs. winslovv-s Soothing syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for thele
CHILDREN WHILE TEE THING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES tho
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLhY3
ali PAIN, CURES WIND collie. and Is
the best remedy for pIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists I'm every part OF tho world.
Re sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing syrup" and take no other
kind twenty-five cents bottle
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-10

Earned runs Boston 3, Athletics l. two
base hits, Collins, Dowd, Seybold; three
base hit. Dowd; stolen bases, Murphy
Dowd, Freeman g. Ferris; sacrifice hit.
Murphy; first on balls. off Frazer 3: HIT
by pitched ball, Powers; struck out by
Cuppy a wild pitch, Frazer; time, 2:10;
umpire, Haskell
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-10
Michigan Trnck Meet

nual varsity meet Of the University of
Mlchigan was held here this afternoon
despite the unfavorable weather. The
broken. The mile run was a pretty cor
etst between Han and Kellogg. The lat
ter led in the last three laps. but Hail
won ont in a sprint. ''''
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TFr1eI DATED Tor Reidy in the eighth.
Winning run scored with one out.
Earned runs, Milwaukee 7, Detroit a;
number of hits made off each pitcher,
oft Reidy 10, off Husting 1; two-base
hits, Nance, Elberfeld, Owen, Leahy.
Conroy three-base hit, Nance: stolen
bases, Gilbert, Duffy; bases on balls, off
Owen 4; PASSED ball. Leahy; wild pitch.
2; double plays, Conroy to Gilbert to An
deEson, Leahy to Conroy; sacrifice hits,
Casey, Owen, Gleason, Burke; left on
bases, Milwaukee 10, Detroit g. innings
pitched, Reidy 8, Husting ! umpire, Con-
nelly; time, 1:45; attendance, LOCO.
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THE UMPIRE HELPED.

CLEVELAND, O.. May 9-Earl Moore.
Cleveland's new pitcher. held the Chi
Cages for nine innings today without
hit and gave only one base on balls.
In the meantime both teams had scored
twice, Cleveland on hits and Chicago on
an error by Moore Mannassaus' awful
tenth two single and another rank deci-
sion gave Chicago the game. Score:
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DESPISED BREWERS WIN IN THE
NINTH INNING BY TIMELY
HITTING
WON IN THE TENTH
Needed Mannassau's Assistance to
Turn the TriclS-BOstOn Team
DOWned the PhiIadeI-
ph1a Athletics.
American League.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 9.-Owen
pitched good game until bali from
Hriel struck his land IN the eighth In
ming, and after that the home team bat
ted him hard, winning out in the ninth
inning with but one man out. Husting
who relived Reidy in the ninth, brought
in the winning run with a clean hit to
right field. Both teams fielded brilliant
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-10
Rowling Match Tonight

-, Ihere will be a match game between
Ine 81 Paul and Manufacturer Bowling
T T9 at the Court bowling alleys in tbs
Washburn building. 10 East Fifth street
this evening at $50 50 '7e''
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BEAN EATERS BUNCH HITS.

BOSTON, May 9.-Boston won today
by punching hits with the Athletics err
rors Capt. Lajole was benched By the
umpire for protesting; too, vigorously in tho
first half of the first f1niTIg. Fultz replac-
ed him at second. Seybold went to left
tendance $500 Score.
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Earned runs, st. Paul g. Kansas City
8; two base hit, O'Brien; sacrifice hits,
Hardesty 2, Werden, Brain; stolen bases,
Hartman, Ryan, Brain; double Plays,
&nepPer to Wilson to Werden, Brain to
Crooks to Werden. O'Brien 10 Klopf to
Brashear; hit by pitched ball. Weimer;
passed ball. Beville; struck out. by Knep--
per 2, by Weimer 6, bases on balls, off
Knepper /, off Weimer 3; umpire Bren-
nan; time, So
MINNEAPOLIS POUNDED IT OUT.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, May Especial. y
Minneapolis won a seven-inning game to-
day and left at o'clock for Denver.
Wigs pitched good ball until the sixth
inning when he went to pieces and Mil
ton was substituted. The score:
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PITCHER'S BATTLE.

BOSTON, May 9-Pittinger pitched g.
beautiful game for Boston today, striking
out seven men and allowing only one
base on balls. In the fifth inning Hamil-
ton made a bunt down third base line
and beat it out to first. A very difficult
was a feature. Attendance. 1000. Score:
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Earned runs, Cincinnati 5, st. Louis 2;
two base hits. Dobbs. Corcoran; three
base hits, Peitz, Schriver; stolen base,
Corcoran; double plays, Breitenstein to
Wallace. Hahn to Corcoran to Beckley;
first base OF balls, off Hahn g. off Breiten-
stein T. off Sudhoff 1 hit by pitched ball,
Sudhoff; struck out. by Hahn 6. by Sud-
hoff 4; Wild pitch Breitenstein: time, 1:40;
umpire, Emslie: ATTENDANCE. 500.
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Left on bases, Chicago 5, Pittsburg TO-;
two-base hits, thinner, King; sacrifice
hits, Ritchey; stolen bases, Hartsell,
Beaumont. Wagner, Doyle, Ely; double
by Menefee 9, by Philippi 4; bases on
balls off Menefee s. wild pitch, Menefee,
passed ball, Wagner; time, 1870; umpire,
DWyer.
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ANGRY AT BoRDA.
Forto Ricnns Indignant ut Reported
New York Interview.

SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO, May o.
hand bills that are being circulated
ceslao Borda Jr, published in the New
York Times, April %, in which he was
quoted as saying:
so helpless is the state of affairs that
Fathers sell their daughters to keep them
from dying OF hunger"
The people are indignant and should
Mr. Borda arrive in Porto Rico now he
would be liable to attack.
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Cleveland :. 30 20 % 0 0 0 CO
Chicago =. ......0 O. 2 10 0 0 "A

*Batted for Moore in the TENT
Earned runs. Cleveland 2; two-base
hit, Pickering; sacrifice hits, Mccarthy.
Mertes; stolen base, 4sbeil; first base on
pals. of Moore l. off Katoll 3; left on
bases. CLEVELAND 6. Chicago / time. 200;
tendance, 400
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POOR OLD CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May 9-Errors by Cnicago's
infield at critical stages, two bases on
balls and few well placed hits gave Pitts
burg an easy game today, the fourth
straight.
Beaumont muffed Mc[,ormick's high fly
IN the ninth, scoring Chicago's only run.
Attendance 3QO Score:
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Going ont westr

Then consult the Minneapolis & St.
Louis agents. Get the best service, quick
est route and lowest rates. A great com
bination
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There Is scarcsly any condition Of N hsallA
thst Is moi bensfitsd By the occasional uss Of q
R.LP.A.N.S Tabuls. and thu p-ico, 10 for
csnts. does not bar them from any homo OF
Justify any ore IN enduring Ills that are easily
cured For sale By Druggists.
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FEAT ST. LOUIS AND CHI
CAGO RESPECTIVELY
TEAMS TIED FOR THE LEAD
Boston Wins Pitchers Battle
From BroOI<Iyn---Game at New
York Prevented by
Rain.
National League.

CINCINNATI, May 9.-Ereitenste1n
lasted but one inning against his old
comrades Sudhoff was hit hard, but was
lucky. Hahn had the visitors at his
mercy throughout Score:
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wasccn 4, Albert Lea I.

WASECA. Mimi, May 9-(Special)-
baseball: Waseca 4. Albert Lea 1. HoI-
land and Foote. Caush, Drumy and
Shocks batteries.
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Two base hits, Flood. Hulswitt. Davis,
Congalton;. passed ball, Doom; wild
pitches, Wigs, Milton; struck out by
VICES. Belden, hleinow, Mcconnell
Cockman, McCreedy; by Milton. Kleinow;
by WadswoTth Honeyman, Wiggs
Flood; Doom, Hall: left on bases. st. Jo-
seph 3, Minneapolis B; double play, Huls-
witt to Flood to Davis: time f;3o: nm
pire. Mesner
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nEALL WANTS HULswITr.
Hickey Ruled Against HIM, ann
Now He Talks Cnnrt

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. May 9.-Manager
Beall. Of the Minneapolis team. today
began hard fight to prevent Shortstop
Gus Hulswitt from further nlaying with
the Saints. Beau says he engaged HuIs-
witt last fan. President Hickey ruled
against Beall today. The matter will
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-10
ST. PAUL DEFEATS KANSAS CITY
BY TIMELY HITTING AND
GOOD FIELDING
MINNEAPOLIS POUNDED IT OUT
In the Last Inning They Scored Six
Runs, Just Enough to Give
Them the Game-End
of First Series.
Western Lengne.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
st. Paul at Denver.
Minneapolis at Colorado Springs.
Omaha at St joseph.
Des Moines at Kansas City.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-10

Earned runs. Boston 8; Brooklyn I; two
base hits. Crolius; hame runs. Farrell;
stolen bases. Hamilton 2; Lowe; base on
balls, off Pittinger 1 off Mccain 8; hit
by pitched bail. Crolius; secrifce hits,
Tenney. Gammons 2; Lowe; struck out,
by Plttinger, Z; by Mccain 1: time. 1:4O;
umpire Nash.
ONE GAME POSTPONED.
NEW YORK, May 9.-New York-PhlI-
adelphia game postponed on account Of
rain