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Homestead at to 80 Wins at RrIohton

NEW YORK, July "a. Feather-
stones black whirlwind Hatasoo won the
Brighton Oaks for -year-olds at
BRIGHTON Beach today. Sister Julia was
OF to 1, and was backed down to to i.
She and the winner were equal favorites
at post time. Lady Holyrood, an added
starter, broke in front and made the pace
ond.
Sister Julia had no speed and gradually
fell back. beaten as they raced to the half
mile pole: Making the turn out of the
back stretch, O'Connor sent the Feather
stone FLY to the front and she retained
her lead to the finish, winning by one and
one half lengths, with Sunshower, the
outsider, second and Ascension third.
Homestead, at the remarkable odds Of
l to 80, won the third race by five lengths
from Trump,
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CHICAGO cRIcKETERs WIN.
Wanderers Defeat Minnesota Team for
Championship.
Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
WINNIPEG, Man. July 24.-The Chi
cago Wanderers won the cricket cham
pionship of the Northwestern association
today when they defeated the Minnesotas
by seven wicketS.
Minnesota in the first innings put to-
gether A. Chicago following with IS. In
the second innings the Minnesotas scored
81, leaving Chicago 81 to win, which they
soon put together. Joe Davis, the Chi
cago bowler, was in great form, taking
wickets for IL runs. Richards, with IS,
was the highest scorer for Minnesota fol-
lowed by Sweet, with A. and Rimble, 10.
The Manitoba team was easily defeated
by the Assinaboias. 81 to 166. Tomorrow
and Saturday the international match will
be played. Richards, Ramsay, Goodwin
and Napier, of the Minnesotas are on the
United States team.
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FINALS TO BE PLAYED TODAY.
Winner of Waidner- Collins Match to Meet
Tennis Champion Little.

CHICAGO, July 24.-The finals in the
Western tennis championship tournament
will be founght out tomorrow between
Waidner and Collins. two team mates of
the Kenwood Tennis club. The winner
will meet Champion Little on Monday
for the championship.
Alexander, of Princeton, who was con-
sidered a. probable winner of the cham
pionship, was defeated today in the semi
finals by Waidner, after a hard and bril-
liant contest. Patterson, the Canadian,
proved an easy victim In the semi-finals
for Collins. Play in the doubles was
brought up to the semi-final round.
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SPEARS WINS LAST GAME.
Beats Peterson in soo-Point Match and
Takes the Purse.

George Spears. Of Minneapolis, proved
his superiority over Charles Peterson, of
Fargo by defeating him in the final game
of the so0--point billiard match that was
last night by a score of 3S1 to 1S9
Peterson, had won the two former
games and was 81 points ahead at the
beginning of play last night. Spears
played in good form, and was particularly
good at nursing the balls. He also
made several fine cushion and masse
shots. Peterson hardly played up to his
form of the preceding nights, and fell
down badly on several easy shots. His
work on draw and around the table
shots, however. won him applause.
BY defeating Peterson last night
Spears won the 5000 purse that was up on
the series of three games. His work last
night was similar to what he did at Fargo
last week, when he went into the final
game of the match with a handicap OF
101 points and won out.
The score is as follows:
spears-24, 2. 49, !, 2S, 81 So, 80, 10.
16, 10. Total, 49,. High run. IS.
Peters9 19 2 T. J. r. 2s' H.
0. Total 1883. High run, %.
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Tennis Play at Nahant.

NAIANT, Mass, July 24.-The second
day in the round Robin tennis tournament
ed. M. D. Whitman and B. c. Wright
won from w. J. Clothier and Lee Ware
respectively.
This means that two more matches
have to be played between CIothier and
Ware and Whitman and Wright. The
latter two have won two matches each
and the award of the trophy depends upon
the outcome of the match between them
which is scheduled for tomorrow.
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FAST GAME AT BOSTON.
Rome Team Succeeds In Defeating st.
Louis by Close Score.

BOSTON, Mass, July 24.-St I,ouis
went out in order for seven out of eight
innings. but Burkett's home run in the
nInth made the score close and the fin
ISM exciting Attendance, Att. Score:
Boston ........10 101o1 50 =
st. Louis .....O o 0 0 % 8 o
Batteries, Young and Criger, Powell
ana hanoe earned runs, Boston 4; two
hltS, Collins. Ferris: home run, Burkett;
STOLEN stolen base. Wallace; bases on balls, off
11oWen = off Young /; struck out by
pire, Sheridan. oii
Senators Beat Cleveland.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 24.-Carrick
and Bernhard were effective in today's
game and kept hits we'll scattered.
t"o-pase hit by Ryan, followed by
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SUGAR TO BE REFINED
AT LOWER COST
Spreckels to Unite With the Sugar
Beet Growers Of the West.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July "a
Col. George A. MacFarlane, of Homo
lulu, gave information about the plans
of the Federal Sugar company, recent
ly formed with $50 200, 900 capital, and
@. A. Spreckels, youngest son Of the
sugar Enagnate, as president. Mr.. Mac
Fariane says that by a secret process
invented by Spreckels the cost of re-
filming will be greatly reduced.
MIR. Spreckels," said MacFarlane.
"can refine sugar at less than 81 per
ton. He will establish refineries in all
the big cities from Philadelphia to San
Francisco and in Honolulu. His plan
Is also to unite with the sugar beet
growers Of the West"
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PLAY FOR STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Many Golfers Competing In Wisconsin
Association Tournament

AsSociarion tournament.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July PA three
of the Wisconsin Golf association began
In this city this forenoon on the Country
club links Five trophies have been hung
up to be awarded as follows:
First, state championship cup; second
consolation cup; third, cup for best score
IN qualifying round; fourth, runners up
cup IN championship event; fifth, runners
up cup IN consolation event. The entries
include Milwaukee Country club. Kenosha
Country club, Racine Golf club, Sinnissip-
Pl Goh club, OF GAINESVILLE: Maple Bluff
GoiI cIuD, or Madison; Riverside Golf club,
OF Appleton, and Tuscumbia Golf club, Of
Green Lake.
ro Toda y - play Z was in the qualifying
9 o'clock. Fifty one players entered for
the tournament, thirty-two of whom will
qualify Society turned out in large num-
bers to witness the sport
The qualifying round for the state
championship cup event, the sixteen play
ers making the best scores were entitled
70 try for the cup, and those having the
the consolation cup. Following is the re-
suit of the afternoon play:
First round, state championship cup
Allen Hubbard defeated w. r. Hixon s
up and to play
g. G; Allen defeated A. Wall up and
1 to play.
Stephen Bull defeated L. Allis 5 up and
to play.
H. Vose defeated E. Buchan 2 up
G. H. Russell defeated C. P. Spooner
8 up and l to play.
Fred Petit defeated r. T. Boyd up
and to play.
H. S. Blake defeated J. W. Mariner 3
up and l to play
L. W. Nieman defeated w. H. Yule
1 up.
State championship. first round, conso-
lation cup
F. w. Jacobs defeated w. H. McNa-
mara 4 up and to play.
A. Schaller defeated H. S. McGiffen 4
up and to play
J. F. Burke defeated A. Kellogg up
and to play.
J.P. Baker defeated F. B. Keene up
G. S. Forsythe defeated J. Il. Blake 3
up and to play.
George BrowneH defeated c. c. Chase 3
up and 1 to play.
M. Kellogg defeated H. A. viets up
and 8 to play.
T. w. Spence defeated o. c. Fuller 4
up and to play.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 24-Three
tavorltes and an outsider won at grand
characterized either by close finishes or
sensational time.
Darwin was the selection for the open
ing race, and Lora March was the sec
ond choice. The showing made by
Geers in the first two heats caused a
break of the money toward him. He
was all in after the half third mile had
been raced and then caught the flag on
the next trip. Wentworth doomed up
in the third heat and was able to out
foot Darwin, always the contender.
Daphne Dallas a Favorite.
Daphne Dallas was made the favorite
in the I'll pace, with Dick See strong
second. The pace was terrific all the
mare after she was nosed out of the third
heat. She chased Casconda out into the
fourth heat and then won in the f&h by
beating him in the stretch.
FavOrite Ansella clipped a second off
her record to win the initial heat Of the
2:10 trot and repeated in exactly the same
time. There was hard fight for the
place.
Greenline was a strong favorite for
the 2:17 pace and he was never in real
danger at any time in the two trips.
Frank Erwin, driver of You Bet In the
2:11 pace was unseated in the third heat,
but was put back after the next one.
Attendance, 10000. Va
Summaries of the Races.
2:23 class, trot. purse $4,000; three in
Wentworth. blk g, by su;
R RAJ S9'f R.o ,sa9s5S
Halle Hardin, Oh m (Mco
Boraiinas Brother, h
Go Sdarsn' g (stewartj: Z {
Cnnnrn1 ri Of
Lord March, CHI (Geers) II / 8 dis
Aunt Rose, G. m lStinson).. 3 dis
e class se% pacing chg purse a 2 $780, s thrss
Da aaapfer Ral!asi Pity z p
cas eaSsr' 'h M WILSON,. ) !
Don Riley, b (FIudsonl.. 10 10 3 4 2
Carthage Girl, blk m (Ber-
RG 5it5S19 Oh m lauo6oisj.. Z sssS !
Donna McGregor, br m (Kir-
Rt * See: Gymsaj.::::.s gar Or
Pat Wilkes, g CWright).:4 ds
E m (Dayisl... DIS
2:1O class, trotting, purse $500; two
in three:
AASela, u III, Dy Antrlm-HaZeI (San-
Aggie Medium. b m iMcCarthay) ......s :
Dan Wilkes, oh (KitcheD ........2 8
Charley Nc, blk g (Raybold) ...6 3
Dorothy Redmond, blk m (Wills) ...3 s
Antehella, h (Spear) .............5 4
Glory, ch (Marsh) .........:.......9 5
King Chimes, b g Oavis). ...........4 6
Edna Cook, b m (Geers). .............7 z
Time, 2:0Sk, 2:0S15.
2:15 class, pacing, purse $1,000; two in
three:
Greenline, b 6. by Outline, dam by
Greenbacks (Saunders) ............1 /
Major c. b h. lMarvin) ..............2 8
Tertimin, b (Hudson) 2
Strega, b (McDonald) .........3 4
Winona, br m dyman ..............5 6
Blaze, (Strader) ................10 s
Frank Powell, b g (Critchfield) .....S Z
Cubanola, blk h (Greerl. .........7 10
Sylvianoe. e m (Erwin) ..............9 9
Time, 2:0S1s, 2:OSA.
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EeAN AND POOLE N FINALS.


Two VIII Play Today for the Raven Oaks
Trophy.
CHICAGO, July 24.-Not a single out
of-town player is left for the finals in
the three principal events of the OnWent-
STA golf tournament. Two of the outsid-
ers won their matches in the first hound,
but were defeated in the semi
Onwentsia and Exmoor represented re-
spectively by Abraham Poole Jr. and
Chandler Egan, are the clubs vitality in
terested in the possession Of the Raven
Oaks cup for the coming year.. The
Western boys won both their matches in
the opening round and semi finals today in
the seventh competition for the trophy
and will meet in the finals tomorrow.
Chandler Egan is credited with vic
tories over the two formidable Fasteners
who had aspirations in the Raven Oaks
F. Oden Horstman, of Chevy Chase, whom
morning, and Percy Payne, the Princeton
champion, who fell by up and to play
in the semif1nals. Should Egan win to-
morrow it will be the first time an Elk
moor man has held the cup. Payne de-
feated Western Champion Phelps Hoyt
in the morning, making an even 80 by
up to play
Poole won from Lawrence Adams the
Glenview lad who had won the play off
of the tie for last place, and in the aft
ernoon Pools defeated Charles Counse-
Jr Of Midlothian who had beaten ten
morning. For the Solace cup, Walter
Smith of Onwentsia, and Walter Egan,
Of Lake Geneva, both former runners up
in the national championship, will meet
tomorrow in the finals. Smith had two
easy matches, but Egan had first to de-
feat Conklin, of Princeton, and in the
semi-fnals young Raymond Russell, of
Detroit, gave Egan the scare Of his life.
Egan winning only by up.
w. Houghteling, Of Skokie, and George
A. Thorne. of Glenview, will fight it out
in the finals for the Tyro cup.
The Lake county cup for team play will
be decided between F. Oden Horstman
and Percy r. Pyne II, Lakewood, N. J.,
and Walter B. Smith and Abram Poole
Jr. of Onwentsia.
The unfortunates who had missed get
ting into the eligible list for the three
chief cups played in two sets to qualify
for the cups offered by the gold commit
tee, four qualifying in each.
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b BASEBALL, RACING And OTHER SPORTING NEWS 81

Doyle's home run, won the game for the
home team. Attendapce, 1899. Score.
Washington o2Ooo1 Oa-s 8 3
Cleveland 20 0 0 o o o o 0-1 Z Q
Earned runs Washington 2. Cleveland
/; two-baSe hits, Ryan, Keister; three
base hit Bay; home run, Doyle: double
plays, Keister to Carey, Bernard to Con
hauner to Hickman; base on balls, off
Carrick /. by Bernhard 2; left on bases.
Washington 8, Cleveland 5; time, 1850;
umpires, Carruthers and Connolly; bat
teries. Carrick and Clark, Bernhard and
Wood.
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not overcome the points gained by Te-
cumseh in the lighter breezes. Had
the boats been allowed to race on the
second day, it is fair to presume that
Crusaders showing would have en-
abled her to lay aside sufficient num-
Der of points to warrant her selection.
AS 1t was. Tecumseh was selected to
represent the Bridgeport club in the
races to be held on the st. Lawrence
In August
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1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
two-base hits. Bransfield, Burke, Nichols:
three-base hit O'COnnor; sacrifile hits
Il Rlf2e ;h ey:, Conroy; double plays, Kruger
80 FarT S TO Nichols, Kruger to Nichols;
mt by pitcher. by Chesbro /, by O'Neii
4 IL bases on balls, off O'Neil /, off Ches-
pro pro l; struck out. by O'NeH 4. by Ches-
pro z: left on bases, ST. Louis Z, Pitts
burg D; time, 1851; umpire. Brown
Boston Wins Through Errors.
BOSTON, July 24.-Boston won from
TTIhiiadelph1a today through errors of
Ch1lds and Felix. which netted Boston's
Two runs Philadelphias single run came
with batting rally in the ninth, when
double play in the ninth by Demont.
Gremlnger and Long prevented PhiladeI2
p pnd from tieing the score. Attendance.
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More pIavers for RaytImore.

BALTIMORE. Md, July 24-Rain in
terrupted the Baltimore Chicago game in
the first inning today. Two games viii
idence, and Catcher Yeager, late of New
York. have Joined the Baltimore team.
Catcher Sweeney, of Norristown, Pa, will
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PLAY IN CHESS TOURNAMENT.
Unfinished Games Of Former Rounds Are
Completed.

HANOVER, July 24.-Today's play in
the internatiorsS chessmasters tourna-
ment was devoted to the finishing of all
the adjourned games from previous
rounds. Levin and Napier, Tschigorin
and Atkins and Napier and Pillsbury had
adjourned contests in hand. Levin, who
day, had a good winning chance against
Napier beat the latter today. Atkins and
Tschigorin, who had left their game I'M
finished in an even position on Tuesday,
made a draw of the contest.
The PiIlsbury-Napier game, which was
adjourned from the second round played
on Tuesday, when Napier had a winning
position in the morning, but lost ground
in the afternoon sitting, started today on
really even terms and Napier eventually
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Monastery Burned.

Okla. Quebec July 24.-The celebrated
monastery OF the Trappists was entirely
600; Insurance. 800. 600. There were
ninety monks in the monastery. all
Of whom escaped. Ten thousand gallons
of cider and 1000 gallons of wine were
DESTROYED
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Two FavorItes Win AZ St. | o,,t..

ST. LOUIS, July 24.-Jim Clark, with
Tod Walsh in the saddle and carrying the
top weight, captured the six-furlong
sprint, the feature Of todays Delmar
card, from Father Wentker, the favorite
Fritz Billiard and Counselo were the
only winning favorites.
Weather clear; track fast
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Australian crIcketers Ahead.

LONDON, July 24.-At the close Of the
play today in the cricket match between
the Australians and an eleven represent
299 runs in their first innings and the
home players had totaled 40 runs for five
wickets down in their first innings.
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Fairman Wins Lancashire Stakes.

LIVERPOOL, July 24.-Fairman, ridden
by J. HI. Martin. at the Liverpool July
meeting today, won the great Lancashire
Breeders Produce stakes of 1000 sovv
ereigns for two-year- olds, five furlongs.
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The HIawatha Drama.

AS produced by the Ojibway Indians at
Beautiful Desbarats, is a most interest
round trip rate, permitting stop-over at
Saut Ste. Marie, is $14 10. Literature
and full particulars may be obtained at
street.
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coal HInh For New York.

NEW YORK. July 24-There was an
advance in the retail price OF anthracite
coal today to IS ton for all sizes. This
is an increase Of 80 cents a ton to the
users of domestic sizes and OF rs cents a
ton to the users OF steam sizes.
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READY FOR The FRAY
JEFFRIES AND FTTZSIMM ONS
FIGHT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
TONIGHT
BOTH MEN DECLARE
THEY ARE BOUND TO WIN

Neither Does Any Hard Work-They
Are Simply Doing Enough to Keep
From Getting Stale-Tent Is Over
Arena, and Many Men Are at Frisco
to See the Mill.
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A large Catch

OF fish was made yesterday at AMMAN
dale and for that matter at many othsr
points on the 500 Line Call at their
ticket office. 119 South Third street, for
their attractive fishing folder.
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MackInac Island,

The fashionable summer resort Of the
North is a most enjoyable place to spend
a vacation in this hot. sultry weather.
The 500 Line ticket office, at 119 South
Third street, offers an exceptionally low
round trip rate Of $l3 so.
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WORLDS FAIR DEDICATION
TO TAKE PLACE APRIL 30
Exercises to Be Held in the Palace Of
Liberal Arts.

Liberal ArtSs
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July Adjudication
of the Worlds fair will take place in
the Palace of Liberal Arts April 80,
1908, with pageantry and oratory. The
structure must be ready for occupa-
ton by April 1, 1903.
This exposition palace, with its large
hall. unbroken by courts, makes the
only serviceable building for large as
semblies among all Of the architectural
giants of the fair. 1t is estimated that
$4,000 persons can be comfortably aC-
commodated on the floor space.
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PLAY THE LEADERS
SAINTS CLASH WITH LOUISVILLE
AT LEXINGTON PARK THIS
AFTERNOON
KELLEY AFTER PLAYERS
PITCHER SLETTE SIGNS

Manager Sends Team Home From Mil
waukee and Goes to Chicago to Sc
cure an Outfielder - Cogan and
Geier Are Again Able to Work-CoI-
OneIs Slightly Crippled.
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waseca Defeats Altkln.

Special to The Globe.
AITKIN, Mimi, July 24.-Waseca won
the game here today, defeating the locals
by a score of 2 to 2. r
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M'eRAw's MEN WIN AGAIN.
New York Team Shuts Out the Aggresa-
tion From BROOKLYN

NEW YORK. July 24.-McGraw's New
York players shut out Hanlan's men at
Washington park. Brooklyn. today in a
fast, clean, we'll played game. Mathewson
had splendid control and was excelently
supported. Attendance, $500. Score:
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Yachts in a Squadron Sail.

PUT-IN-BAY, Ohio. July 24.-The
yachts OF the interlake meet INDUCED in
squadron sail today, in which the ladies'
were guests of the different yachts The
annual ball will be given at Hotel Vic
torfa this evening. Tomorrow ends the
meet, with free-for- all race for Hotel
Victoria cup and Huntington cup.
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Games Today.
Louisville at st. Paul.
Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
Toledo at Kansas City.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
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GOOD DAY FOR TALENT
THREE FAVoRITES WIN AT GRAND
CIRCUIT MEET AT CLEVELAND

Darwin, Daphne, Dallas and AnseIIa Cap
ture Trio of the Observation-Disclosures
Is Large, Weather Fine, Track Fast
and the Sport Is of a High Order
Winner of 2:1o Trot Clips a Second
From Her Record.
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be given a trial by Manager Robinson.
The release of substitute Oyler has been
recalled.
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WESTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

r. III. e.
Omaha >. 80 90 $1,000 80 z g
St. Joseph 30 OIL 0 o. 8 q
Batteries. Alloway and Gonding, Par
vim and Roth.
First Game
Denver 80. 100000 s i
Peoria =. ......1 0 0 0 0 OIL 6 0
Batteries, Eyler and Wilson, Sharffskin
and Wilson.
Second Game
At Denver r. HI. e.
Denver IL 1880 - i
Peoria .......0 2 0 O 0 0 0-5 s 6
Batteries, Moskiman and Wilson, Hart
and Wilson and Vaughan.
At Des MoneS- r. H. e.
Kansas City 20 0 % 0 10 10 4
Des MoineS IL 0 8 0 O O 0 o. o
Batteries Risley and Messitt, Morrison
and Hanson.
At Colorado Springs r. HE.
Col Springs 20 o IL 0010-3 o.
Milwaukee ...3 0 0 8 0 Go 8 9
Batteries, Newmeyer and Baerwald,
Mcpherson and Hanford.
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Chicago .O 0 0 *-3
Cincinnati 80 2 0 0 %

Slated for Hahn in ninth.
Left on bases. Chicago A, Cincinnati 8;
two-base hits, Bergen, Lundgren; sacri-
flee hits, Dobbs. Bergen; stolen bases, Will
liams, Seymour: struck out, by Lundgren
1, by Hahn 5; bases on balls, off Lund-
gren 3, off Hahn l.; time, 1:45; umpire,
ODay.
ST. Louis Wins in the Ninth.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 24.-St. Louis
defeated Pittsburg today in a sensational
ninth inning rally. 1t was a pitchers
battle throughout, with ONeiI having
the better of Chesbro. Attendance,
g 800. Score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-25

Earned run. New York first base on
errors, New York 4 left on bases. Brook
lyn Z. New York 6; two-base hits, Smith;
Keller, Dolan; stolen bases Keller. Bro
die. Jones, McGann 2; double play, Sheck-
ard to Dahlen to Wheeler; sacrifice hit,
Bowerman; first base on balls, off Math-
ewson L. off Newton 2; hit by pitched ball,
by Mathewson l; struck out by Mathew
son II, by Newton 4; time, 1:41; umpire,
EmSlie.