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Bismarck Chapter. Nc. ii, b. Meets
first and third Fridays In eacn5 month al
Masonic hall, Dakota Block. Matilda
Edick,@SW ". NE. Minnie B.shDayidson, Sec
retary.Is Ssatasa 800 $50
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Sioux City Live Stock
i Sioux Cry, Ia, Sc,

% 55 SIOUX CITY, Sept. 20.
CATTLE-Sales ranged at S4oD@5 so
for beeves, s. .25@3.Aof for COWS, bulls and
mixed, S .7513.55 for stockers and feed
ers, Sa.5o@S.75 for calves and yearlings.
HOGS-Sales ranged at s6.65@6 90.
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Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS Sept, 26.
WHEAT-Cash 6s5Sc, Dec. $3.50,
May 7OH@7oAc. On Track-No..1 hard
7lac, No. l Northern $3.50, No. . North:
ern 66Ic. E ~ S
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sTRAYED

One dark bay mare, weight about
hoo, and dark iron grey colt, Leave IN
formation with Sam Tolchenshy. Raw
|iings.N. ID. ss
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Tancred Conlmandery knights TeupIar,
/. Meets third Thursday In each
month at Masonic { hall, Dakota Block.
R.S&D. Hoskins, E..5G z. Patterson,
Recorder.
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Have you a sense 4 fuIlness it'd the
region Of your stomach after eating?
"a SO you Will be benefited Nv using
gaamberlains Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They also cure belching
and our stomach. They regulate
Tho bowels too. Price cents. Sold
ly Beardsley 81 Finney. E
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GLIMPsEs or NORTH DAKoTA.

Finest illustrated souvenir OF the
state which contains many splendid
views gathered from all pants Of the
state VIII DC found On sale at all
bookstores at 2 cents per copy Or can
be purchased of 3. !. Turner. secre-
tary Pan-American commission in lots
.of fifty or more at Us cents per copy.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Wheat.

4 & DULUTH, Sept. 26.
WHEAT-Cash No. hard Tic. No. /
Northern, 68e, No. 2 Northern $3.50,
No. 5 spring Sic. TO ArriYe-No. /
hard u 20, Mol Northern $3.50, Sept.
6s11Sc, Oct.A6sc. Dec. 6s1zc, May 1880.
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Capital City Lodge No. Meets every;
Frank Donnelly, n. sd.. Harry Lee,s Seer
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sREIIEFc 4

Meets second and fourthsFridays or each
month al G. a. sR hall .assF loren ard presi-
dent; Emma b. Acknowledgement
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KNIGHTs OF5pYTHIAs. q.

st. Elmo Lodge, No. Meets ever
Wednesday evening ait Workmen hall
Baker Block..@C. johnson, G. W.
p. Gorsuch.: K..#of R.a& s. sS
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80 udgs of theE County Eaguff3N@
Dated the sen dag Of Eeptenobef Ale. 1901.
ALLEM II Attorneys for Petitioner.
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TEE WEATHER.
ONE CENT AyVORD COLUMN

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sThisst story isaone Of the best The years output, not
3age Or paragr ph IN VIZ Journal
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
COMING CHAMPIONS.

The Weary Whites beat the Picketts DIV
a score of II to I.
The Snowhakes beat the Silver Stars
by score of II to 3
The Black Jacks defeated the DAYTON
Bluff Diamonds by score of % 70 ii.
The Osceola ball club has organized
and is ready for challenges. Address J
T. Curran, $50 John street
The Ffesler Stars beat the Arlinetons
by a score of IS to 8. The former WI
play any siXteen-year- team Address
F. M. Truax, st. Anthony Pork.
The Kenos beat the Carnations Sunday.
20 to Z. and Will play Boutell Bros team
of Minneapolis next Sunday. Seventeen-
year old teams address Thomas Deyine
care Omaha freight house
The Golden Grain Belts, who won the
sixteen and seventeen-y ear-old cham
pionships of Minneapolis last year, nave
changed their name to mo. As and
challenge any team in the Twin Cities
averaging sixteen and seventeen years Of
age. Address at once to Harold Olsen.
care Times office, Minneapolis.
The Brown & Bigelow team will go To
Minneapolis next Sunday, where thoy
VIII cross bats with the Iiennepins Of the
Saw Dust City. The printers have I'm.
proved materially during the past few
weeks and are now one Of the most
formidable teams in St. Paul Brown q
Blgelow would like to hear from tbo
White Bear team or Saltwater. Address
to Manager E. ]. Whitman, 1887 Grand
avenue, ST. Paul 80 X
The Minneapolis Threshing Machine
compdnys team wants to hear from anv
nrst-class amateur baseball team of ST
Paul. They claim amateur chamnion-
snip OF the state, and have defeated every
IAN 9n,it SO TAR TINS season. Open dates Sun
Gays and holidays. Address f w. Ian
R0seh, secretary, the MINNEAPOLIS
Thresher Machine Company. .B fsaseJoai1
team Box 1873, Hopkins, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15

NEW YORK May 14.-Close finishes
and a generally high quality Of sport
marked the racing at Morris Park today.
The Baychester stakes and the New
Rochelle handicap were the fixtures.
Smile, the favortte won the first named
from The Rhymer. Smile and The
Rhymer ran head and head all through
the last furlong and Smile only earned
the decision by the narTowest margin.
Knight of Rhodes, at odds on, won the
New Rochelle handicap. He made all
the running; was first ridden out by two
lengths. Ring Bramble was the same
distance from Master. Summarizes:
FIRST race, six furlougs and a half
All Green won, Water Color second, Som
erset third. Time, 1:2lH
Second race. seven furlongs, selling
Alard won, Dolando second, Margraviato
third. Time. :2yh.
Third race, the Baychester one mile
Smile wor, The Rhymer second Nones
third. Time. 1:41A.
Fourth race. the New Rochelle handi-
cap. seven furlongs- Knight OF Rhodes
won, King Bramble second Master
third. Time, 1:2SM.
Fifth race. four furlongs and a half
Prophetic won, Par Excellence second,
Champagne third Time, :55K
Sixth race, six furlongs -Redpath won.
All Gold second. Paul Clifford third
Time, 1:l3A.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
out-of-Toyyn J Gimme.

jamestown, N D4Jamestown's Ia Sc
BAH team was defeated by Courtena VS.
team Saturday at a. game played at the
latter place high wind prevailed, mrs.
venting anything like a satisfactory
game. A return game will be played in
jamestown, May So
Lanesboro, Mlnn!-Friday afternoon
the st. Charles baseball club will cross
bats with the LaneSboro amateurs on
the grounds Of the latter club The ST.
Charles boys are no novices on the dta-
nlond and the general prediction Is the
game will he close one.
Long Lake, Minn.-The local team de-
feated the Clippers Sunday at Long Lake
BY score of 6 to L. The superior batsing
of the Long Lake boys won them the
game The batteries We're Torrens and
Quinn, Ogelvie and I<ellar. The Clfppers
will play the Javas next Sunday after
noon.
Lester Prairie MInn.z7The most exciting
Tall game ever seen mere was between
the crack IeSter Prairie team and the
Plato Norwood Hamburg combination
team With the score of ) to at the
beginning Of the sixth inning, a disp.Ite
arose over a batsulan hit by a pitched
ball and the game ended The same
teams then played another full game fCr
a purse of $40 and the Lester team walk
ed off with the game by score of 7 70
1G. Dumke. of the home team. pitched
beth games, and struck out twelve men
IN the last.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
Winners at Worth.

CHICAGO, May 14-Robert WaddeII ran
q Iast race at WORTH today. Covering a
I IN ana an eighth in l:52 As gallopfng
ne carried only 1o2 pounds ana beat a
common field. but is probablv tba hast
Lnree-year-old now in the West In the
IlLen race 10 Abe Frank at l to and Red
f farOn a. ~ TO had terrific battle the
IorLner winning by nose.
Weather clear; track fast. SUMMARY.
rIrst race four and one-half furlongs-
tii won. The Esmond second. African r
thIrd; time, :55 As. =
w second a, race, seven furlongs-Guy Ii
won LakeView Belle second. @ r. Carn-
Dell third; time. 1:39 l-5.
-, my ", race, one mile, selling-ExceIs
time 1:42 So "0 O0iiih9 Ihli "
Fourth dbor race 42 mile and eighth. handi-
ben Cnance third; time l :52 AS.
Fltth race. five furIongs-Abe E'ran1,
won; Red Hook second South EIkbnrR,
third; time, 1:OI Is. 'Aiioi -
Sixth, mile and seventy yards-Myth
i:4 G9 a. lfe00r second RadfOrd third; time,
Tomorrow's entries:
nd FIRST race, five furlongs-Aaron Pond
IiT I6w Bbags loo. Little Scout Brssac. 49,
Second race, eleven-six tte tbs of a
4liIe, seiilng-Mr. Smith IS: Perspective
LACK sand A A. no; Remark, 1903: Lady Port
IaiIu, Emma "a M, Repay 105; Dairy o. 100;
50; Pencil Ne, IS. e" liO' Lazy ldrld'
Third race. eleven-sixteenths Of mile
do9; Cora HaVill II. F'ireside. i1O; Gov
SS5ayres, W; Emma r. 1G2: Rival Dare III;
4 H3sanolcapper' 1l5; Hylo, 103; Marlborough
Fourth race. one and one-sixteenth OF a
nlIe-Ihurles, Strangest Knight Ban
n ,, -; Merito, 80; Boney Boy, 1e2; Adj
f1Ith' nine-sixteenthss of a mie-Hood-
wink, Astery. Queen w. Ermack. Magi
Drummond. 1O4; Yana. lis.
sixth race, one and one-eighth OF a
Babe, Leo Newell, Ayater. 100: GRAY BiiI
higgins, 81; Ell Caneyeq 1OS; Espionage,
100; Lamachus, no. 10
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
sHAkoPEE PATH IN SHAPE.
This Popular Route VIII Soon he BE
Available for CycIiAts.

SHAKOPEE. May 14-(Special.)-D J..
Falvey arrived from Minneapolis on tla
9Th with q crew Of men and machinery
to build a first-clsss cyle path. He com
menced work the following day and has
so far completed four out OF the X
miles of path to be constructed. T. e
work is most satisfactory TO the Wheel
men. as it must be to the pnhlic trat
uses the roadway. The sidepath Is seven
to eight feet wide, level and SIN 9th
IenGthwise, and has a ditch a foot dc eo
running along the side next to the ioa1
The sandy loan. which is found at the
base of the sod. affords fine surfacing
and the path will rank as one Of the bt st
in all kinds of weather that can be found.
1t was found necessary 70 grade and roll
the last two miles of the path this size
of the Bloomington fridge with four-
ton roller. Mr.. Falvey promises to have
the path completed In time for the grand
opening day, Sunday, May 19. rs pat1
builder D. J. Falvey has shown hir self
second to none, and the reputation he
has in the Twin Cities for good wo.k /
being shown on the Shakopee path. The
Completion Of the path from Mnreap lis
so carly in the spring is a matter Of con
graduation, as it wifi mean a great deal
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15

in pleasure and business way to the
cay the path is open, May 10, win see
500 or more riders here from the Twin
Cities and the path will bring crowds
here every Sunday, as well as at tim e
curing the week. 1t viii be a highway
Tor whoelmCr from the cities, with Shak-
Cpcc at the receiving end. Signs will be
set up AZ once by the association, and as
the paths are protected by the state laws,
everyone driving on the path will be
arrested ana fined. The association has
decided to make an example Of the first
one who drives on the path. The fine &
from $50 to 500
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
CINCINNATI LOSES A GAME
National League.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE New York
team scored it's sixth consecutive victory
today, shutting out Chicago easily by a
score of to 0. The New Yorks won
through timely batting, earning three
runs. Denzer pitched his first league
game. He allowed three hts in five in
nings and then retired, as his arm is not
yet strong enough to stand the strain of
nine innings. Phyle, who succeeded him,
was very effective. In the fifth Catcher
Chance had finger split by a foul tip.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
EX-RTKE RIDER WON.
AL Weinlg Eamrnered Jim scanion
Out of shape fn Seventh.

HOT SPRINGS, Arkac NAV 14-one of
the hardest fought battles ever seen in
the the local arena took place tonight at
w wilmington o1gfo park between Al Weinig. the
the sound of the gdhg4n the first round
until near the end OF the seventh it was
a smuggling match on7both sides. The first
four rounds ended with honors about
even. Weinig played on Scanlon's jaw
and chin when in clinehes and Scanlon
pounded him numerically in the ribs.
Scanion Fought well and administered a
severe beating to Weinig. but the latter
was 100 tough for him. having the adj
vantage in weight and height. In the
sixth round the men remained clinched
throughput; punching each other in the
T Ti and kidneys. In the seventh two OF
1uree pioWS in rapid succession upon
Scanlons chin and law made him a
punching bag for Weinig. placing MIN
completely at his mercy. and the referee
declared Weinig the winner.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
WINNERS Al NEWMARKET.
Jockeys RciR uuh Mahcr Both Get
brackets.

LONDON, May 14.-At the Newman
ket second spring meeting today IN.
Newmarket handicap Of 500 severe gns
was won by Mr.. Russell $ Lay My . III
per VigalanS. by C2rbine- Sem r mia, Id
den By Johnnie Rein. Seven horses ran
\ swee pstakes OF 5 soyereigns eacl for
starters. with 100 sov9-eigns added wa
won by +. Lorllard's TaEtalus with
Maher IN the saddle. Ecombe, owned By
Frank Gardrer, Glen" jenkins, having
the mount. came in second, ana L-li O4,4
dc ROthSchilds, San Francisco, vas til-d
Twelve horses finished.
rhe Commons RadHade, on which G.
jenkins had the mount came in RI "a
Il race for selling plate Of 1903 so .eretgng.
Eight horses ran
welter handicap. J. RI in o.
winning mount, Cart Hedworth's Gutter
Snipe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
Western Lengue.

COLORADO SPRINGS. May 14-(Spe-
team won the second consecutive game
from the Colorado Springs team today.
Thomas was in the box for the visitors,
and the locals could n It find him, except
at long intervals, while Ream was easy.
The locals gave a Eoor eXhib ton eff ball
all the way through and disappointed a
crowd of 1.500 hackers Ryan PLAYED
distinguished himself in the same field
for the locals. Law, the new first base
man just brought from Denver, made
two bad errors, which were responsible
for two runs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15

Earned runs, milwaukee, 4. Cleveland L;
base hit, Anderson; sacrifice hit Reidy;
base on balls, off Hart 3; hit by pitched
ball, Shay; passed ball, Leahy; Wild
pitch, Reidy; stolen bases Friel Ander-
son, Reidy. Mailman; double pla! s, Brad
ley to Yeager to LaChance; Anderson
to Friel; left on bases. Milwaukee 3,
Cleveland 4; umpire, Connolly; time I:Z5;
attendance h00
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
Craelk Shots at Newton.

NEWTON, To-, May 14.-The meeting of
the Iowa State Sportsmens association
opened here with practice events on the
range Of the Dupont Gun club. About
seventy-five shooters are expected tomor-
row, including eleven of the all-American
excellent condition
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15

Earned runs, Detroit 2, Chicago /; home
runs, Mertes. Holiness sacrifice hits, SUI
Mertes; first base on balls. off Siever
first base on errors, Chicago 3: left on
bases. Detroit 5, Chicago 7; struck p.t,
by Siever 4, Griffith 8; double plays. Dill
Ion, Elberfield to Dillon; time, 1:45: UNI
pires, Sheridan and Mannassau; attend
ance, 1850.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
PIRATEs BOOMING uP.

PHILADELPHIA May 1.-The home
club lost todays game with Pittsburg
through errors. 1t was a pitchers battle
and both DLggleby and Philippi were in
fine form. Philadelphia had a chance to
win in the ninth, but a double played
spoiled the opportunity Attendance, g.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15

Cincinnati 20 o 4 0 80 0 20 o.
Brooklyn 80 0 l 6 0 90 0 Is
1.-TWO out When winning run made

1.-TWO out When winning run made
Earned runs, Cincinnati Brooklyn 8;
two-base hits, Irwin, MagCcn, Keller.
DAILY, MCGUIRE; three-base hits Magoon,
PETIT; first base on errors. Cincinnati l,
Brooklyn 8: stolen base. Harley; double
play, Kitson to Kelley to Gatins; first
base on balls off Newton 8: sacrifice hits
Magoon, Kelley, Dahlen. .Gatins; struck
out by I<itson 3, by Hughes 2, by New
ton 4; time, 2:0S; umpire Dwyer; attend
oDCe > 300
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
DOWNED THE HEADERS


BROOKLYN, N Y, May 1.-THE
West today by winning an eleven-innine
game from Cincinnati. thereby giving
New York the lead The visitors batted
three more in the sixth, sending Kitson
TO the bench Twelve brooklyn PLAYERS
went to bat in the fifth, nine of them
peIore put-out was made. Six runs were
scored on six hits and three errors Win
the score tied, Hughes went into the
box IN the seventh and banked the visit
ors. DAILY opened the tenth with a double.
but was left, and Peftz began the
eleventh with triple and met the same
tate Then Mcguire doubled. took third
on Sheckard's out and came home with
the winning run in Keeler's single Score.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
TOUCHED UP MR.. FRAZEK

BALTIMORE, May 1.-THE Baltimore
American league club took today's game
from the Philadelphia Athletics; by su-
perior all round playing. Frazer was
the fifth inning, Murphy going in TO
catch. Latoie made a home run Scoro:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
Boston ..........G G0O1O*4 s. q
st. Louis ........O 0 0 OO21O0-3 l

Batteries, Dineen and Kittridge
Harper and Nichols; earned runs
Boston l, ST. Louis 2. two base
hits, Long, Heidrick, Wallace: three
base hit, McGarn; home run, HeiGric<:
stolen bases, Dineen. Lowe, Tennev, Dow.
cyan; sacrifice hits; Demont 2, Brown
Kittridge; base on balls, off Dineen a. of
Harper g.; hit by pitched ball. Croiius:
struck out. by, Dineen 8. by Harper 4;
time, 1:51; umpire, Emslie.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
*Delehanty out. hit by batted bah.

Earned runs, Philadelphia /; two-base
hits, Beaumont Wolverton 2; Slagle; sac
rifice hit. Richie; stolen bases, Wagner.
Bransfeld; double plays Ely to Brans-
field Ely to Leach, Slagle to Doug
lass; first base on balls, off Philippi J..
Duggleby 2; struck out, by Philippi 8,
(Note.-The Philadelphia club TODAY re-
leased Pitcher Conn and Second Baseman
I0lan
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15

%%Doheny batted for Denzer in the ffsn.
Earned runs, New York 8; left on Eases,
NeW YORK ., Chicago 6; bases on BALI
by Phyle l, by Menefee /; struck out, by
Denzer T. by Phyle 3, by Menefee =:
hits, off Derzer in five innings 8; two
base hits, Davis, Camel Childs; stolen
by pitcher, by Phyle /; umpire, O Dav:
time l:27; attendance. $500.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
New York OutkoyyIs Cbtc,,o

TOLEDO, O., May 1.-THE. Greater
New York bowling team this evening de-
feated the Chicago team by q total
score of 6944 to 6,082.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
College Games .

At Iowa City-Iowa TO- Coe l.
At South Bend, Ind -Notre Dame 10,
Northwestern university T.
At Columbia, Mo.-Nebraska 16. Mig
souri, TO-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
GOOD FIELDING AND GRIFFITH'S
PITCHING GIVE COMMY RE-
e VENICE ON DETROIT
ORIOLES HOLD SECOND PLACE
Too Strong for the PbiIIies-Bosto1
Is Reaten ut Warrington and
Cleveland Loses at
Milwaukee,.
American League.

DETROIT, Mich, May A-In addition
to pitching a splendid game today. (irf-
nth tielded his position magnificently.
Holmes and Mertes home runs were the
features Of the game. Score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
WON GREAT GAME.


DENVER, Col, May H.-(special.)-
Minneapolis won rafting siXteen-inning
game from Denver today. Both Meredith
and Parvin were in fine form. The lat
ter was invincible, and with perfect field
ing would have shut the locals out. His
own error and base on balls in the
fourth was responsible for two Of Den
Yers runs.
The MiIIers started to bat Meredith
hard. but after the first inning drew
blanks till the sixteenth. Belden started
off with a single. Mohler muffed on sec
ond, and Beldon went to third, with Nc
Credie on second. Brashear's single scor-
ed both. Tannehnl hit. then on some
poor throwing to catch Brashear between
third and home, the ball rolled away. and
two more Millers romped home.
Minneapolis did not have another
chance to score till the fourteenth, when
Cockman started off with a three-bag-
ger but Meredith steadied down and ne
stayed. there
In the sixteenth the vim ng run came
when Tannehll knocked out a three spot,
and beat the ball to the plate on Cock
mans fly out.
Denver's run in the first was made by
a pass to Radcliffe, hit and kleinoW
throw to catch a runner off second, when
Radcliffe slid in.
In the third Mohler scratched and ad-
vanced with Hickey on BGashears
tumble. Pafvin gave Bradley pass, fill
ing the bases, and then threw the ball
away past King. Two came home and
third scored ON LeeWeS hit ParWnS
pitching was the feature Uf the game.
If the tenth he retired three Grizzlies on
strike-OutS The score:
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DESERVED TO LOSE

BOSTON. May 4.-Bostcn lost again
today through ragged fielding in tn"
second inning and poor base running in
the fourth. Both pitchers worked e&-
cellently and had they received perfect
support, only one run would have been
scored against each. Crgcrs back
stop work was the feature. Attendance.
1852. Score:
Ri e.
Boston ........... OOO1OO1CC-2 s 3
Washington 49,. 0 3 090G-9 2
Batteries, Young and Criger, Gear
and Clarke; earned runs, BoS-
ton ], Washington !; two-base
hits, Collins, Quinn; three base
hits, Iungan, O'Brien, Collins: double
plays, Ferris to Freeman to Parent and
on balls. by Young 1, by Gear /. struck
out, by Young 2; passed balls, Criger;
time, 1:47; umpire. Haskell.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15

Earned runs, Minneapolis !; three-bass
hits. Cochran, Tannehill; bases on balls
off Meredith l. off Parvin 4; struck out
off Meredith Z. off Pargin 8; double plays
Cockman to Fennehill, Ceckman to Bras
hear, King to Tannehill; time, 2:30; UNI
pire, Carruthers.
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ST. Paul PLAYING Ball
MIR. RYAN'S YOUNG MEN TAKE THE
SECOND GAME FROM COL
0RADO SPRINGS
MINNEAPOLIS ALSO WINNING
Played Sixteen Innings with Dem
yer, but Finally Wcn-The
RIues Keep Up Their
Lead.
ToDAY's GAME.

St. Paul at Colorado Springs.
Minneapolis at Denver.
Omaha at Kansas City.
Des Moines at ST. Joe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
TAIL-ENDERS EASY

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, May 14-Milwau-
kee made it four straight today fram
Cleveland. winning a one-sided game
through the mastery pitching of Reidy,
who allowed only four hits The field
ing of the visitors was poor. Their errors
giving Milwaukee seven runs. Score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
OMAHA's POOR SUPPORT.

KANSAS CITY, May 14.-F'rleland held
Kansas City down to two hits for six in
nings and then went to pieces losing
the game for the visitors. He was poor
" summarized. Attendance. GOO Score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
PITCHERS FoUGHT TT or

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. May 14-(Special. y
Inc game today was mainly decided in
favor CT st. Joseph in pitchers battle
the home team won out in tho tenth in
ming on tfree-bagger by SehlalI. Score: