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The daily sentinel., 1902-12-05
BEST ROUTE.

For Kansas City and st Louis is
the Union Pacific. Two of the finest
trains out of Denver leave at / 80 p.
m. and . 40 p. III. Tourist car berth
only Sl.50 from Denver to Kansas
CITY. See your local agent or address
f. r. Griffin. General agent, Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1902-12-05
EXCURSION.

To Kansas City via Union Pacific
January 18th and 18th Zone fare plus
81. 90 for round trip account National
Live Stock Association Convention.
Two fast. elegantly equipped trains
daily. See your local agent or ad-
dress F. R. Griffin. General agent
Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1902-12-05

Wanted-Clean cotton rags,
Bring them to Sentinel Office.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
AMATEURS COLUMN

The Red Caps wish games with any 12-year-
old team in the city. the Herseys. Remoyines
or the SsaTvs
K The famous Javas added another game to
their string of victories Sunday, defeating the
strong Wayerly MINI team by and dcP5e Fryep
Waverly, Kife and Quinn. The Javas would
like to arrange q game with Maple Lake
Annandale or Bethel for next Sunday. Ao-
dress, at once, John e. Bing, 500 Sixth ave-
nue. N. s.-=@ - -yi<...- -
The St Aubin team defeated the Nicollet
to g. The feature Of the game
The Tribuness defeated the Frankllns IN
slugging match, by score OF II to 10. Ihe
batting Of sawless and the playing OF For, r
syth: were the features. BatteriesLTraey and
Danford; Daugan, Nelson and Kehyser:
The Fabers defeated the E: ]. Hollanders
by the score of 3 to /. The Fabers will give
an ice cream social wednesday evening, at
1885 Fourth street N. ...
The ]. Nelson team defeated the Kenwoods
by score Of 12 to II. The, want game for
J. Nelson, 21oo Washington avenue N.
The Great Westerns defeated the imperial
team by the score Of 20 to2. Batteries-Fago-
and and 1 The the
Sunday, and would like to arrange game
with any 17-year-old team in the state, Has
Charles Halstrom,, 23O1 Bloomington avenue S.
The Behmen & Doyle team defeated the G..
Mengelkochs by the score OF to Z. Inc
anyq team in the state. Mengelkoch & steffes
preferred. Address Captain Larshied, Sll
Twentieth avenue N.
The McKusick team claims game from the
McCormicks for non-appearance. The Nc
Kuscks will play any 1G-year-old teams. Al
dress Leo Ploaf, 1920 University avenue NE.
The Wilmots deny that they were defeated
at Hastings, and claim that the score was 3
to in their favor. The Wilmots also allege
that the umpire and the crowd game them
unfair treatment:
The Minneapolis Eagles defeated the Dia-
| nond Elevators ty score of 4 to 3. Bat
teries, Ennis and Berg, Pannig and Mauren.
Game was called at the end OF the sixth
The Fabers' base ball team defeated the
Hollanders Sunday by score of to 1. Bat
teries, Fabers,a Brietner and GILES: Hol-
landers, Converse kinkle and Stultz. The
kochs oII1s next sunday at at Crane park, twenty
first avenue N and Third street.
The Little Minnesotas defeated the Cam
dens by a score of 10 to 1. The winners want
games with 13 or 14-year. old teams. P. A.
Vos preferred. Address Charles Martinsen,
| 2527 Fourth street NE. .- -
The Mengelkoch & Steffes team defeated
Brown Bros. Score, to 4. Winning battery,
Commers and G. Heller.
| The Kenwoods deny that they were defeated
| by the G. Nelson team and claim the game
was stopped at the end of the sixth inning.
with the score II to 8, with one man out and
| two men on bases, and the Kenwoods at bat
| The Kenwoods would like to meet the j. Mel
| sons the Kenwoods grounds any time fol
! a purse of s25. Address E. Carpenter, 1901
Douglas avenue, or telephone Twin City 4491
| The Camdens received an overwhelming de-
| feat at the hands of the Spaldings by score
and Chanzy; Camdens,' Wiggs and >Doner: The
The Little Kunz team defeated the Wash
| n-Crosbys by "a score of 25 to g..
| spaldings also defeated the H.. G. Krucken-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
CHESS

The chess players at Hanover asked the
committee to alter the rule of playing the
international masters tournament in the or
der as prescribed by: the Berger schedule,
as it would be easy for every player to pre-
pare himself for each days play If he knew
before whom he would have to meet.
The players advised the committee to
adopt the Monte Carlo rule of drawing each
day for the particular round to be played
on that day, and the committee decided to
adopt the latter plan. Round fourteen of the
Berger system was drawn for yesterday and
this brought the contestants together in the
following order: Mieses VS.. Marshall, Popiel
VS.. Wolf, S4widerski VS.. Gunsberg, Mason VS..
Atkins, Levin VS.. Napier, Cohn vs.. Bardele-
ben, Gottschall VS.. Janowsl Tschigorin VS..
Pilsbury and Suechting VS.. Olland.
Play began early in the morning and when
an adjournment took place at O'Clock p M,
Marshall had gone down before Mieses and
games stood pretty even with the exception
games stood pretty even, with the exceptions
Of the contests between Gottschall and Jan
owski and .Tschigorin and Pillsbury. The
Partisan and American had so-called won
games in hand. -.
In the afternoon session the following rad-
ditional results were registered: Swiderski
and Ginsberg divided honors; Mason fell a
victim to Atkins; Levin and Napier adjourned
their game a second time, much in favor OF
the former; Cohn lost to Bardeleben; Gott-
scha1 was >worsted by Janowski; -Tschigorin
managed to escape with draw with Pills
bury, who really ought to have won anl
Suechting suffered defeat at the hands OF
Olland. The second round is scheduled for
to-day. y =. -. .'' - -H-.:. )
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MINNESOTA IS WINNER
DEFEATS DRAGONS AT CRICKET
Bowling Of Hayward and Ramsay n
Feature of the Tournament
Mt Winnipeg.


The Minnesota cricket team started aus
piciously in the tournament at Winnipeg
by defeating the Royal Dragons. The
fielding and bowling Of the MINI nesotans
was Of high class. Hayward took five
wickets for four runs, including ten mai
dens, and Ramsay took four for twenty
three. Napier made two splendid catches
in the field and Richards did excellent
work behind the stumps. - r. 4
Dollhouse and Clarence started the bat
ting for the Dragons, to the bowling of
F. Cook and Hayward. Both bowlers
were dead on the :wickets and runs came
slowly. Dollhouse was finally run out for
seven. =; = =
Ramsay was substituted for Cook, and
with Hayward, felled the wickets in grand
style. The Dragons were all out for
f1fty-six, very small score, considering
the batting strength Of the team, and one
which speaks highly for the bowling :ot
the 'Minnesotans The Dragon team in
cluded Prest, the best bat in Manitoba.
Richards and Mcmillan started the bat
ting for Minnesota. Mcmillan was caught
first on the ball. Hayward and BardWe1l
ran their scores into double figures. Hay
ward was finally dismissed for a we'll
played fifteen, but Bardwell reached the
eighteen mark by good cuts and we'll
placed stroke. The innings closed fol-
fifty nine, Minnesota winning a we'll
played game by three runs. The vic
tory of the visitors was applauded heart
| lily.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
Northwestern Games,

Hastings, Mimi, July 22:-The Don Lucas
baseball nine OF this city defeated the Will
to 9, the game being called at the end of the
eighth inning on account Of rain.
Grove City, Mimi, July %. The Grove City
in one-sided game by score Of % to 9.
Delano, Mimi, July 22.-The Delano Mil
lers won another game Saturday, shutting out
the Boutell Bros team from Minnea polls.
The final score was ii to 0. Erickson, new
man, was tried on the slab, and made good by
striking out eleven men and allowing but one
hit.
Belle Blaine, Minn.n, July 22-The Belle
Plaine Governors defeated the Jordan Ram
pliers In a closely contested game by score
teries, Courtney and Irwin; Jordan, Smith
and Denning. -, ..:.' .-E
Menomonie, Wis., July 22-Thc Menomonie
Blue Caps played the Hammond baseball team
here, winning by score of g to o.
New Prague, Mnn., July .22.-New Prague
defeated Montgomery Sunday afternoon by a
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22

bergs II to f. Batteries-Spaldings Granbers
and Chanzy; kruckenbergs, Corcoran and
Savage.
The J. Nelson's defeated the Kenwoods ty
the score of IL to 7. Batteries-Smith and
Pehle. The winners challenged any is or
17-year-old team. Address all games the J.
Smith, 252 Bryant avenue N.
The Kunz team and the st. Louis Parks
played five innings to a tie Sunday. Score,
2 to 2. -,
The Lyndale A. C.. baseball team challenges
any 17-year-old team in the city or state,
Monroes, G0pEers or Palaces preferred. Ad-
dress B. +. Kothenberg, S0S Dupont avenue n.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
OTHER SPORTING NEWS

In the wrestling match at Black River
Falls, Wis, Saturday night, Richard Hop
kns of South Dakota, was defeated by John
Simplot. Hopkins won the first fall in four
minutes, and the next two were won by
Simplot in seven and eleven minutes re-
>spectiyely.
The northwestern bowling record has been
broken by Alex Koppel who scored 2S0 points
in a game at the K. C. alleys. The former
record was held 10y a st. Paul man, who had
bowled 279. -.... = ----.
In a sensational running match at Stan-
ford Bridge, Eng, yesterday afternoon, F.
Appleby of Herne Hill, cut the worlds anna
teur record by completing fifteen miles in
1 hour, 20 minutes and 4 3-5 seconds. Arthur
Shrubb, the amateur champion, was second.
He also cut the record, covering the dis
tance in hour, 20 minutes, 15 As seconds.
The previous amateur record for fifteen
miles, which was held by Thomas, was !
hour, % minutes, Is % seconds. =
Shooting for the kings prize commenced
at Bisley, Eng, yesterday in cold, miserable
weather. The entries totalled 1,729, the high
est on record. The prizes number 800 and are
valued at $12, 900. Numerous chest possibles'
were scored at 200 yards, including those Of
Captain Mitchell and Major Mac Robbie,
Canadians.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
MAY JOURNEY To- MEXICO.
CHARLES FERRIS PLANS TRIP
Crack Twin City Billiard Player
Will Meet the Best Shortstops
in the Country.

Charles Ferris. the crack billiard player
of the twin cities, may take trip to the
City of Mexico shortly, to engage In tour
naments there. Maggioli. Sutton, and a
number of other crack players are at
present, in Mexico and a sort OF a. con-
tinuous performance In the way OF bill
lizard matches is going on.i .-s.s; s$Et; = -
Friends of Ferris are confident that he
will be able to hold his own, with most
of the shortstops whom he will be pitted
against in President Diaz's country. The
Straight rail game is much in vogue in
Mexico, and this game Is one Of Ferris
strongest points. In any event he con-
siders that the experience of meeting the
best shortstops in the country will be
of inestimable value to him. D. !.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
BORROW BICYCLE IDEAS
PLANS FOR AUToMoBILE RACES
Long Island Club Prepares an At
tractive Card for Meet on
August 23. ,.. -.

That the automobilists are borrowing
heavy from bicycling experience, not only
for construction ideas, but for race max
Ing is shown by the card offered by the
Long Island Automobile club for Aug. %
at the Brighton Beach racing association s
track. -
There are in all ten events, one for
steam vehicles, one for electrtcs and ono
each of three different classes of gaso-
line carriages, according to weights.
These are all at five miles. There is a
ten mile free all and an obstacle race.
The bicycling ideas are to be recognized
in pursuit race in which the machines
will start equally distant about the track
and be considered beaten and out as soon
as overtaken by any one Of those behind.
Two other races, novel for automobiles
but we'll known on bicycle tracks; Is a
one-nile race In heats with prizes for
each heat and 25-mile lap race with a
prize for the leader at the end of each
lap on the one-mile track. Several OF the
racing machines used on Staten Island
on May 81 have been entered.
Ralph D. Wilcox. II. r. Wilcox, and A.
c. Bennett, of this city, are on their re-
turn from an automobile trip to Chicago.
They expected to reach Watertown vest
erday. The tourists report that the roads
have been so heavy in places that the
wheels have sunk to the hubs, but that
the motor has proved strong enough to
drag the car out of all bad spots.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22

score ofs18 to l. Only fye innings were
played when the game was stopped by rain
Willmar,s Mimi. July 22.-Willmar defeated
LItchfieldf yesterday afternoon, at Athletic
park, in a game af ball, by score of 8 to o.
Batteries-Willmar, Brown and Bonde; Litch-
field, Speaks and Smith. Willmar secured
eleven hits and Litchf1eld only one. Errors,
Litchfield 5, Willmar 2. Litchfeld did not
reach second base until the ninth inning.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
National standing
- Games To-day
Philadelphia at Brooklyn. >, -
!. :. H. AMERICAN LEAGUE

: At Washinzton-a - :sts' !, r II q
WASHINGTON. o1oooo1**-2 SO
St: Louis ..,..9.1 g O 9. g 81 2
Kaloe. -. =. r.. r.>'@s '-." 5 :" T..
. At Philadelphia :s@ - r r H b
Cleveland ..... -. 4 so 0 o 3 0 o-10@ 16 y q
Philadelphia .........1 90 II Oil 15 1
Batteries-Moore,a Wright and Wood; Hus-
tings, Plank, WaddeIl, Schreck and Powers.
At BOSTON r II e
Boston o1o1oo II 2
Chicago .............. o c o 0,0021 r3 3
Batteries-Dineen. and Warner; Patterson
and Mcfarland.
At Baltimore r H e
Baltimore 20 90 o o0o-0 s s
Detroit .............0 OF 123 90 0-8 IL /
Batteries-Wiltse and Robinson; sievers and
McIuire sEse s--- 49,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
CYCLE RACING

The national, circuit bicycle races at Pitts
burg last night were interesting on account
Of this being the first national meet held in
that city, and because Of the fact that twelve
of the crack riders of the country partici-
pated.
The one-third mile circuit championship
race was run in five heats ,andT was won
by Frank III Kramer with tver Lawson a
close second. Kramer did not ride In the
half-mile handicap, which, after a pretty race
Of three heats, was won by Saxon williams
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
Michigan League ,Moribund.

Grand Rapids, Mich, July. 22.-The Michi-
pieces. The Grand Rapids team has dis
banded and Lansing and Battle; Creek mana
gers have declared that they have had
enough. = = - 80. 80 %-x-.-.< : p
Rainy weather and lack of attendance have
crippled the league financially: "A; meeting of
the managerst has been called here: but it is
doubtful II. anything will be done beyond de-
claring the league defunct =, ~ =:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
BAS E:BALL.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Lefty Sporer had yesterday game at
Kansas City pretty well in hand when he
went into the air In the eighth round. and
before he came down the blues had
amassed five mans size tallies. This was
Just three more than they needed to win
the game. The blues put up q wretched
exhibition in the field, but the millers
couldn't hit Billy Wolfe hard enough to
take advantage Of their& opponents CON
dition: The old old story told dn figures:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
BILLIARDS

George Spears OF this scity and Charles
Peterson! of Fargo, will meet Tonight at the
West hotel billiard pariors in the first Of a
series of matches at d4-inch balk line, for
5000 side. 49, =. .ssg'$ u :a., IL.
The match Is at 900 points, to be played in
blocks Of 300 points each evening", A similar
match was held at fargo last week, Spears
winning by a score of 800 to s7s. The bill
liards played in the Fargo match was. very
high class, Doth men making grand averages
Of over r. esl. -
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two-base hit, Grim three base hits, Knoll,
schaetzke, Fiournoy; sacrifice hit, Grim; dou-
BILE play, Hart, Viox and Turner; stolen bases,
Clymer 2, Turner, F1ournoy, Cannon; struck
Flournoy; bases on balls by Bailey 4; by
Coons /; wild pitch. Bailey 1: tiIne hours;
umpires, Schriver and1Warner. ...
/ :.:~ - 1.:z. :
Indianapolis, Ind, July :2.-Indianapo
pulled out a victory;sb sharp hitting In
the seventh and eighth, after Miller! had
apparently presented Toledo the game.
He gave seven bases on balls and Ave re-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
INFORMATION. BUREAU

Sporting Editor. Journal. -
Will you please give me the official worlds
record for the 1O0-yard dash?
L. e. Reed.
The worlds record for 100 yards Is 9 3-G
seconds, made by Arthur Duffy of George
town University this spring.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
Cardinals Get New Pitcher.

St. Louis, July 22-Currie, = the diminuttye
pitcher, who has been with the Cincinnatians
all season, has been signed by Manager Dono-
van. and will hereafter appear in cardinal
uniform; 9naio5 Maonsy' M the catcher recently re-
team, signed for the balance OF the sea-
son with the Cincinnati reds. his contract
also holding tor 1903. ~. =. ...a. ;,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
IOWA LEAGUE PROPOSED

Cities OF the Hayvkeye State Want
Professional Ball.
Special to The Journal.
Dubuque, Iowa, July 22.--An Iowa base
ball league is proposed for next season.
Des Moines. Sioux City and Dubuque are
the prime movers in the agitation for
the formation OF such league. All of
these towns have strong amateur teams
that are playing to large crowds. There
has been a revival -of interest in base.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Brooklyn HE4j*5- R H e
Brooklyn '..'.4 q 0d 1 Q 20 4 9
Batteries--Ahern, Farrell and Kitson; Doom
and White: ~ - '.... s:.s :. *.'-
At st. Louis y :.-:::.-> r He
St. Louis .............oo 0 D 10 10 8
[Cincinnati ......!....1:00 0 / 001 4 0-7 16 2
Batteries--Ryan, Murphy and Popp; Ber-
gen and Poole. - I-1@% = ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
Northern LeaGue.

Winnipeg, Man, July, .22:-Winnipeg shut
out Fargo: yesterday in the first game the
Score, II to, o. -Batteries!-Ba and Rogers
for Winnipeg; Bandelin and Rose for Fargo.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
Pitcher MflIer&Jumps, :,

Detroit, Mich, July 22.-Sporting Editor G.
p. Wellington Of the Tribune has received a
dispatch from Manager Frank Dwyer of the
Detroit American League. team, stating that
Pitcher Roscoe Miller has accepted a natter
ing offer from McGraw and has jumped to
New York. The telegram was dated at Balti-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22

Games To-day
Cleyelandzat Philadelphia
Detroit at Baltimore.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Washington,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
: Kelly;s~ saints won a close game al
Both pitchers were in good

Earned runs, st. Paul 3; two-base hit,
Shannon; sacrifice hit, Huggins; bases on
BALLS. off Elliott. /, @offs stimmel 2; wild
pitches. Stimmel 2; struck out, by Elliott 4,
by Stinmel 1; left on bases. Milwaukee 9, st.
Paul. 4; stolen bases, Clngman, A. Mcbride,
Ferguson 2; umpire. Ebright; time. 1:5o :
Louisville July %. - Bailey had the
Louisville .batsmen completely at his
mercy, though Knolls catch of Schaub's
fly in the eighth saved the day for Co.
lumbus as two men were: on bases. At
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
$780, to SAN Francisco and Return

The Chicago Great Western Railway
will on account of Biennial Meeting Of
knights Of Pythias, sell excursion tickets
on July 2Sth and Aug. 2 to 10th, good to
return Sept. Goth. Through Tourist car
weekly. For further information apply to
Il. C.. Rains, Agent, Cor. Nicollet Ave. and
5th St.. Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
WITH THE ,EQUINES

Numerous accidents marked the opening of
the summer meeting of the Chicago Jockey
club at Harlem yesterday. In the steeple
chase over the short course, five of the six
horses fell. The mare, Queenship, was killed,
her neck being broken in the fall. Jockey
Taylor, who rode Farrell, was badly bruised
about the body, but he will recover. In the
first race, Jockey Mathews was painfully in
jured by being thrown over Ice Kings head.
Mathews picked up unconscious and had
to be carried to the jockey-room= on a stretch
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22

To Clean Silver Without Work
Use Silver Salt. You'll be delighted. No
rubbing-no polishing. Makes water do
it all. At grocers and druggists.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22

ball in Dubuque and as the project III
we'll under foot at present. undoubtedly
1908 will see the hopes Of many fans real-
lied. @ q
Among the cities mentioned for the
league are Fort Dodge, Webster City,
Waterloo, Dubuque, Marshalltown. Oska-
loosa, Cedar Rapids, Burlington, Ottum-
wa and Davenport. ~
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J In q Permanent. Location.

The city ticket office of the Omaha road
located temporarily at 322 Nicol1et avenue
will occupy their new quarters in Pills
bury building, Nicollet avenue and Sixth
street, commencing Wednesday, July 2S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
How They: stand
Where They. I

:. Where They. Play.
Minneapolis at Kansas City:
st. Paul at Milwaukee.
Toledo at Indianapolis.
Columbus at louisville.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22

Dyspepsia in it's worst form will yield
to the use of Carter's Little Nerve Pills,
aided by Carters Little Liver Pills. They
not only relieve present distress, but
strengthen the stomach and digestive ap-
paratus.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22

Journal Want Ads are great result pro-
ducers. Try them aud DE convinced.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22
YACHTING

y. a fleet consisting Of fifteen yachts, all con-
nected with. the Chicago Yacht club. will
leave Chicago Aug. for an annual cruise
to Harbor Springs, Mich. They will first
touch at Holland, thence they will sail Cor
Grand Haven, where they are to be the guests
Of the Spring Lake Yacht club.
There will be an illumination of the fleet
on Aug.4 They will also land at Frankfort,
Manttou Old Mission, Charlevoix, arriving at
Harbor Springs, wind and weather permitting,
about Aug. Is. THE larger boats will then
proceed to Mackinac aud Lake Huron, the
remainder Of the fleet returning to Chicago
by way of the west shore, touching at Mani
towoc, Milwaukee and Kenosha.
One of the features Of the cruise will be
a. daily telegraphic bulletin which will be
posted at the clubhouse in Chicago together
with the sailing time of the various lake
steamers, SO that the fleet can be joined
BY members at various points throughout the
cruise. The fleet will be commanded by Com
modoro @. II. Thorne from the flagship Prai-
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Iova-south Dakota League.
Sioux Falls 7. Rock Rapids 6.

: = " Western League.
Denver I. Milwaukee 3. -. =.
st. Joseph 2. IDes Moines 1.
Peoria S, Colorado Springs g.
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The New Night Train for Sioux City
and Sioux Falls via Great
Northern Railway

Leaves st. Paul 1880 p. m. Minneapolis,
S:05 p. m. Effective July 27. Runs daily
including Sundays. Palace sleeping cars
and vestibuled coaches lighted by acety-
lene gas. Try it..
Tickets and full information at city
ticket Office, 300 Nicollet av, Minneapolis,
MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22

Earned runs, Kansas City 4, Minneapolis /;
Smith, Quillin, Grant, Cribbins; double play,
Quillin and Werden; first base on balls, by
sporer s; hit by pitched ball. by Wolfe l.. by
sporer 2; struck out, by Wolfe 2, by sporer'
Time, 1:46. Umpire Haskell. - :.
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lnuIandpollSaI Il I o U q "
Toledo .."s.........,,s ."s o o%2s o. . 9 o--s
Bases on balls. by Miller57. by. Mock 4;
struck out, by Miller s, by Mock 8; two-base
hits, Flick, Owens. Smith; three-base hit,
Mock to Owens to Turner, Burns to Owens to
Turner; stolen bases, Fox 2, Flick, Gilks,
Burns, Owens q; left on bases, Indianapolis 8,
Toledo 10 Umpire. Tindall. Time, 1:55. At
|: tendance, go. ,5t{E- =. =.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22

The July meeting of the Aberdeen Racing
association, interrupted BY rain Saturday,
was concluded yesterday. Lott Hart, owned
by B. B. Ward, took the third heat in the
three-minute pace, making three straight, in
2:20A, 2:21A and 2:20A The free-for-all
was won by Brooklyn Bill of Graceville,
Mimi, in 2:14A, equaling the South
Dakota track record made two years ago by
Dick Turpn on the Aberdeen track.
/: The three-minute trot was won by Garnet
Panic, the best time being 2:31. The half
mile and repeat running race was won by
Greenmont in 53A in two heats. The 2-mile
and repeat novelty race won by Miss
Precilla on the one-quarter and one-half and
on the mile by Sun Flame in 1:49.