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KRAMER WON BY A YARD.
'MajOr" Taylor Defeated i'm a Cham
piOnship Bicycle Race.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 2S.-Frank
Kramer won the one-third mile national
professional championship from Major
Taylor by a scant yard at the Coliseum to-
night before two thousand people. George
o. Schrieber. of New York. won the two
mile professional event. Summary:
-third-mile professional championship:
Won by Frank Kramer, East Orange, n.
j.; Major" Taylor, Worcester second;
Iver Lawson, Salt Lake City. third; George
II. Collett, New Haven, fourth. Time,
:39 40
Two-mile professional: Won by George G.
Schrieber, New York go YARDS; John T.
Fisher, Chicago 60 YARDS, second; James
Moran, Chelsea, Mass GO yards), third; j.
+. Jacobson, New Haven, Conn. $50 YARDS,
fourth. Time, 4:07.
HARTFORD, Conn.,. Aug. 2S-Harry
Caldwell. of Hartford, defeated Harry
Elkes, OF Glens Falls, n. Y, by two laps In
a twenty-mile race behind single motors at
the Velodrome track here tonight in 81 81
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Close Finishes mt I<inIoch Park.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. B.-The racing at Kin
loch Park to-day was OF a high order. be-
ing characterized by three hair-raising fin
ishes. King Barleycorn took Duela's meas
ure by head in the first race; Leila May
Ruth l. and Hyland finished noses apart
in the second, and Buchus. Hucena and
Dodie S. crossed the line noses apart In the
fourth event, all in the order named. King
ming favorites, three second choices and an
outsider scoring in the other events. The
Brulare steeplechase handicap was won
easily by Governor Boyd, with Teller sec
ond, four lengths away. Winners I'm order:
King Barleycorn, 5 10 2: Leila May. TO i;
Governor Boyd, TO 2; Buchus. IS 10 5;
Flop, TO !; LOvable. 10 &c.
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EIGHT HEATS FOR $4,000
SPIRITED CONTEST FOR THE ROGER
WILLIAMS TROTTING STAKE.
Nut-Bearer the winncr-Free-fOr-All
Grand Circuit Pace Taken by Ana 4.
conda i'm 2.O2 81 and 2;o2.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Aug. S.-Records
continue 10 be smashed at the Grand Cir
cult races at Narragansett Park. The free
for-all pace was to-day's special feature
and the second heat, in 2:02 fat, was the
fastest mile in race this year. The last
half was in one minute. Anaconda, 2:0l%.
beat Prince Alert. 2:O0%4, in two straight
heats. both in wonderfully fast time. This
is the first free-for-all of the year and its
presence on the card was responsible for a
large attendance, approximating 1900 per-
sons. Dan Patch, 2:00lz. will start to-
morrow afternoon in an effort TO beat the
worlds record.
The Roger Williams $4,000 stake. post
poned from yesterday. made eight heats.
Scott Hudsons blind horse Rhythmic, the
early favorite, was distanced in the seventh
heat and Nutbearer won the race. The 2:l4
pacing stake was a hot race that required
six heats TO decide. The 2:22 trot was won
by William Tell in three straight heats, the
fastest in 2:l1h Major Delmar got the
2:10 trot just easily. Summaries;
The Roger Williams. 2:l4 trot; stake, $780,
600 (concluded.)
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DEATH OF ADA GRAY.
An Actress Who Played EAST Lynne"
for Many Years.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s-Ada Gray, who
for years played the leading role in East
Lynne" died in the Fordham Home for In
curables Wednesday and was buried to-day
by the Actors Fund of America. which
practically has supported her for the past
seven years She was about sixty years
old. She first attracted attention in a stock
company in Albany, where she married
Charles Watkins. He died in 1891.
Miss Gray early became associated with
East Lynne" and her success was so pro-
nounced that she confined herself TO ii for
the rest Of her career. In 1894 Miss Gray
married Charles +. Tingay, English
actor who had come TO this country in Sir
Henry Irving's company.
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BALL PLAYER RUNS AMUCK


CHICAGO. Aug. 2S.-Pitcher Virgil Gar
vim. the crack ball tosser of the Chicago
American League baseball team. made an
attack on a policeman this evening. whom
he knocked senseless by a blow with his
revolver. and with the same weapon he
lodged bullet in the shoulder OF Lawrence
Flanagan, a saloon keeper. infiicting A
slight wound. and then made his escape
The performance Is said 10 have followed
an unsuccessful attempt 10 borrow money
from Flanagan. which was made after a
tour of half a dozen saloons
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GRACIOUS TO BARRETT.
Dowager Empress of China Invited
American to Ascend Her Throne.

American to Ascend Her Throne.
TACOMA, Wash, Aug. 2S.-Oriental ad-
vices just received state that the audience
granted July 26 at Picking by the Emperor
and Dowager Empress of China TO John
Barrett, commissioner general for the s..
Louis worlds fair. was exceptionally
notable and remarkable. II was the first
time in the history OF the Chinese court
that their MaJesties have ever received any
commissioner from foreign land on a sim
liar mission, but this innovation was fol-
lowed by a still more striking one. At the
conclusion Of addresses exchanged by the
Emperor and commissioner general, the
Dowager Empress. in violation Of all prece-
dents. invited Minister COnger and Com
missioner Barrett 10 ascend the throne dalS,
or platform itself. where she engaged them
In a private conversation through a high
Chinese official who could speak English.
After asking many questions about Amer1-
ca, the President and the worlds fair she
said that China would take part and send
an imperial commissioner in order TO pro-
mote the commerce and the friendly rela-
tiOns of both countries, and particularly
requested Mr.. Barrett 10 convey to Presi-
dent Roosevelt China's deep appreciation
of the generous attitude Of the United
States toward that country during the re-
cent troubles.
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2:1O Trot, two in three; purse 81 800:
DELAWARE COUNTY FAIR.
Close Heats i'm the Free-for-AH Trot
-Other Race Results.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, Aug. 2S.-To-day was the
great day of Delaware county's golden
jubilee fair. The grounds were crowded
with surging mass of 5000 people. The
big feature of the three days racing, the
free-for-all trot, took place under an ex-
cellent sky, but the track was only fair
Alan. a Muncie horse, the pride of the
Whiteley stables, took the race from Ga
vatta, after a close contest in every heat
Summary:
Open trOt; purse $500:
Alan, by Agricola CTurner) ......2 1 1
Gavatta, b. m. (Dickinson) ..........1 2 2 2
Time-2:14. 2:15A, 2:14A, 2:l5
2:2S Pace; purse, $500:
Don Carr, blk. g., by Arrowood
Jim Corbett, b. g. (GilD 4 4 I
Pearl l., S. m. lnlow)................3 2 2 2
Lloyd s., Paramount Boy and Coaster
Brine also started. Time-2:l9h. 2:l9k.
2:20L. 2:21L.
2:27 Trot; purse. $500:
Baradian, b. s., by Barada
(BroWn) ........................-.1
Lille E., b. m. Q1ane). l 2 2
Heliograph, b. S. (Hernley). 2 4
Bora Tip, b. m. CPaxton) .......3 3 3 3
Anna c.. Georgewpod and Little Lena
also started. Time-2:24A, 2:24h, 2:2fA,
2:24&. 2:24A.
Nina b. won from Rrotber Fred In the
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Anaconda, b. 6. Cby Knight aggin
Mare, by Elgon (Dickerson) ............ 1
Prince Alert, b. g. Demarest). .......... 2
Conner, blk. g. "a. Mcdonald. .......... 3 2
Shadow Chimes, b. n. (Spear). .......... 4 4
Time-2:02A, 2:02.
2:1O Trot two in three; purse 81, 800:
Major Delmar, b. g., by Delmar- Expec-
tation, by Autograph "a. McDonald).
Temple Wilkes, b. &. (Golden). ........... 8 2
Palm Leaf, b. g. (McCarthy)...-.- 2 s
Border. br. h. IL. Ledyard) ............. 3
Ozanam, br. m. (Benyon) ..........7 4
Metallas, blk h. CHussey). 5 5
Waubun, g. &. (Saunders). ............. 6 6
Edna Cook, b. m. Gears. Z
Alice Barnes, b. m. (Spear) ............D Dis.
Time-2:09A, 2:09A.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis Scores the Only Run of the
Game in the Tenth Inning.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2S-St. Louis opened up
at home with a ten-inning victory over Bal
timore in a fast-played game. Both Dona-
hue and KatoIl were effective and neither
team was able TO score until the final in
ming. Then Hemphill singled, went to
second on an out by Friel and scored on
Gilberts tumble. sensational catch by
Arndt against the fence was the feature
Attendance, 1,4OO. Score:
r II Z
ST Louis 30 o IL s 8
Baltimore 30 0 o o 90 4
Batteries-Donahue and Kahoe; KatolI
and Smith.
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Obituary..

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-E. B. Whitford. one
OF the oldest telegraph operators i'm the
country. died to-day of heart failure in the
Onwentsia clubhouse. at Lake Forest,
where he was in charge Of the operators
for the Postal Telegraph Compay during
the Western women's golf championship
tournament.
KEOKUK, Ia. Aug 2-M. FOUNDER.
sixty years Old. pioneer and prominent
merchant died here to-day. He was born
In Germany He came to Keokuk in 1858
He had business connections in Des AIoines
snd New York and was prominent in the
B'nal Birth order.
RICHMOND, Mo. Aug. 2S.-Thos. d.
WOodson, well-knOwn banker, died here
to-day Of heart disease. He was born at
Woodsonville, KY, in 1928, and fought
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KINGSTON. Jamaica, Aug. 2S.-By the
conclusion effected in London between
Elder Dempster * Co, of Liverpool the
Fyfes, of Aberdeen. the Imperial Direct
West India mail service and the United
Fruit Company OF New Orleans and Bos-
ton the latter concern obtains a monopoly
of the Jamaican fruit trade. and controls
the British as well as the American fruit
markets
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Frankfort Racing Results,

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
FRANKFORT. Ind. Aug. 2S.-The crowd
at the county fair to-day was estimated at
10000. Racing summary:
Unfinished 2:25 pace: Won by Otone Bell.
Nellie DumOnt second Altimes third La
zarre fourth. Best time, PIG.
2:2O Trot. purse 500: Kittie l.. first Theo-
dore second, Weber third, May ENTERPRISE
fourth Best time. 2:25.
2:35 Pace. purse 500: Lady Gay first Miss
Imp second, CZarine third, Hal Z. fourth.
Seven starters; best time. 2:20i..
Half-mile run and repeat: Won by Blue
Bonnet. Gold Standard second. Best
time, :50A.
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Local Observations on Thursday.

Comparative statement OF the mean tempera-
luTe and total precipitation on Aug. IS:
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New Track Record by Hermancia.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2S.-Hermencia won the
feature race OF to-day's Hawthorne card, a
mile and a furlOng handicap. by a head.
setting a new track record OF 1852 for the
distance. but was disqualified for foul. the
race going TO Scarlet Lily with Artena
second and Silurian third. Hermencia
fouled both Artena and Scarlet Lily i'm the
final furlong. carrying both toward the
rail and forcing Artena TO pull up. Win
ners I'm order: Carl kahler, 2 10 !; George
IL to s. Lord Farandale. 10 ?: Scarlet Lily.
3 TO 5: Corrine INLAND, TO /; McChesney,
Z n 10
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Ladoga Defeats Brazil.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LADOGA, Ind, Aug. 2S.-Ladoga and
Brazil met to-day the home grounds.
the game resulting in the defeat of the
latter by the score of to 5. Batteries
Summers and Morrison; Thorn and Walls.
Struck out-By Summers, Is; by Thorn. 2.
The features were the pitching of Sum-
mers and Ladoga's heavy hitting.
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Alleged Train Robber. Captured.

SPOKANE. Wash. Aug. 2S-Three men
suspected OF being members OF the band
OF robbers that held up the Northern Pa
cific passenger train near sand Point sun
day night are I'm jail here. They were ar
rested here LAST night on descriptions given
By William Pearson. Chicago tramp who
on the tender OF the train when the
robbers took possession. The prisoners
gave their names as Thomas Mcdonald,
Frank Mn and j. w. hurry. They deny
All connection with the robbery
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Losses by Fire.

BUTTE, Mont, Aug. 2S-The cOncentra-
tor Of the Montana ore Purchasing smelt-
ing works was destroyed by fire tonight
The works are owned by +. August HeinZe
and one thousand men will be thrown out
OF work.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. Aug. 2S.-The
Huntington stove foundry plant. valued at
$50 200, was destroyed by fire tonight
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK. Aug 2S.-sailed: Columbia.
for Hamburg; La GascOgne, for Havre;
Bremen. for Bremen.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. &.-Arrived: Haver-
ford. from New York. Sailed: Common
wealth. tor Boston.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug. 2S.-Sailed: Ger
manic. from Liverpool. for New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. 2S.-Arrived: St.
Louis. from New York.
HAVRE. Aug. &.-Arrived: La TOurraine.
from New York.
cHERBOURG. Aug. &.-Arrived: MOltke.
= ~ New York.
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Score by innings

Earned runs-St. Paul, 2; MILWAUKEE,, O.
Two-base hits-Ferguson, DUNCAN, Scnle-
beck. Three-base hits-Shannon, heiiey'
Hallman, DUNCAN. Sacrifice hits-Schle-
beck. Runkle, Speer Double play-Marcanl:
Higgins and Kelley. Bases on ballsIOIl
man, Donahue, Schiebeck, Altrock; by Alt
rock: Lumley 90, Stimmel %, Kelley, Hug,
gins, Hurley. Passed ball-SpeerI WIG
pitches-Stimmel, g. Hit by pitched ball
Stimmel. Left on bases-St. Paul, .; Mil
waukee, 9. Time-2:09. Umpire-Pease.
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n 5On.
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Close of the Paducah shoot.

PADUCAH, Ky, Aug. 2s-The second an
nual tournament of the Paducah Gun Club
came to a close to-day. To-day was de-
voted to two live-bird events. There were
thirty-nine entries and straight scores were
made by r. o. Heikes, of Dayton o. and
Moses Starr, of Paducah, both breaking
Is targets straight c. G.. Spencer. of st.
Louis, and Harold Money of New York
broke "a and won second money
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Chicago and Philadelphia Divided.

CHICAGO. Aug. &.-Philadelphia and
Chicago each won and lost to-day. Both
teams appeared nervous and seemed to play
under a high tension, as nearly all the
rors made were on apparently easy
chances Patterson held the visitors down
to four singles in the first game, and but
for an error would have BANKED them
The leaders hit Piatt hard in the second
game and won in the eighth on four singles.
a balk and Days muff. Attendance. 1850.
Scores:
First game: RHE
Chicago .........0 0 - 3
Philadelphia 30 0 0 o 0 OIL 4
Batteries-PattersOn and Mcfarland;
Husting and Powers.
Second game: RHE
Chicago ........I O o 0 o. 8
Philadelphia 30 0 0 0 O-5 IL 3
Batteries-Piatt and Mcfarland: waddell
and Schreck.
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DISASTER IN INDIA.
Several Hundred Persons Killed by
LandsIfdes and Floods.

CALCUTTA. Aug. pa great disaster is
reported from the native state OF Nepal.
The rivers Baghmati and Yishnumati over
flowed their banks and caused serious land
slides in the Khatmandu valley The cities
OF Bhatgaon and Patna were greatly dam
aged and several hundred persons were
killed
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LONDON. Aug. "a big scheme is
afoat. cables the correspondent of the
Daily Mail from Paris. for French and
American capitalists 10 build a fleet OF
steamers 10 sail under the French flag be-
tween the United States and the Medter-
ranean sea 70 enable American coal owners
TO capture European markets"
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
RUSHVILLE, Ind, Aug. 2S.-Greensburg
and Rushville played ball at the South
Main-street grounds this afternoon. Score,
10 to in favor Of Greensburg.
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Bill Massie won windsor HandIcap.

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. &-The Windsor
handicap at one mile and a sixteenth was
the feature event at Windsor to-day. and
was won by Bill Massie. which led his field
practically all the way. Winners I'm order:
Dandy Belle. 10 ]; Miss Manners. % TO !:
Irish Jewel, even; Bill Massie. S 10 3: Mat
tie. 70 l, Paw the fiddler. 10 1
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ais were the features. Score
Totals ....S 10 q y
Score hV innings.

Earned runs-Minneapolis, 3; Kansas City,
l. Bases on balls-On NewHn, /; of Crib
bins, l: off Gibson, s. off Gear. 2. Two
base hits-Cribbins. Werden. Yeager. Roth
fuss. Three-base hits-Wilmot o. Base
hits-Of Cribbins S: off Gibson. 6: off Gear,
A. Double plays-Wilmot and Dublin
Lynch. Werden and Yeager: Quillin and
Werden. Hit by pitched ball-Lynch Thiel.
Struck out-By Gibson, 2 Stolen bases
Lally, Rothfuss, Smith, Thiel CD Sacrifice
hits-Nance, McAndrews. Innings pitched
BY Gibson. 3l3; by Gear, Az. Left on bases
Minneapolis. u; Kansas City. 5. Time
Two hours. Umpire-Ffggemeier. Attend
40
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Left on bases-Louisville, g. Toledo, 2.
Two-base hit-Odwell. Three-base hits
Clymer, Odwell. Home run-Smith. Sac
rifice hits-FlournOy, Flaherty. Double
play-Schaub, Bonner and Camel. Stoler
base-Schaub Struck out-By Flaherty. 3;
bv German. 5. Hit by pitcher-Ganzel.
Bases on balls-On German, 2. Time-l:lS.
TTr,rira-Tindell.
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w. w. Foster Now a MILDLY.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Aug. 2S.-The follow
ing candidates TO the Naval Academy have
passed their mental and physical eXamina-
tiOn and are midshipmen: Harold
Jones, OF Alabama: Newton II. White. jr,
Tennessee; Thomas Green. Mississippi;
Worth w. Foster Indiana
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Ketchnm Tries Cresceus Again.

CHILLICOTHE, o., Aug. 2S.-In a race
against time to-day Cresceus trotted a mile
in POS on track that had not been used
in several years. The last half was made
in 1:0OA Owner George Ketcham was
highly elated at the speed shown by his
horse. and declared that by the end Of the
year he would go mile In two minutes.
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Holly Contested.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Aug. 2s-Minne-
apolis won a hotly-contested game from
Kansas City to-day. After a two-bagger
and hit by pitcher in the fourth Gibson
issued three passes, forcing in two runs and
giving the locals the lead, and was sue
ceeded by Gear. Newlin started to pitch
for the home team, but after passing the
first man asked to be retired on account of
his sore shoulder. Three fast double PLAYS
by the locals were the features. Scnrs.
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Quick Game Won by Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. 2S.-Louisvine and
Toledo played to-days game in one hour
and eighteen minutes. which is believed to
be the American Associations record for
ths season. Both pitchers put I'D good ball.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. &.-Prince
Alert, 2:ooa4, and Anaconda, 2:0lA. have
been matched for special race at the
Grand Circuit meeting at Charter Oak
Park. Hartford. next Wednesday. Horse
men were considerably surprised - the
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Franklin Harness Races.
ial TO the Indianapolis Jouenal.

Special 70 the Indianapolis JoIcnal
FRANKLIN, Ind, Aug 2S-The fair at
tracted an immense crowd to-day The
trains brought large delegations and the
capacity of the interurban line was taxed
to its utmost. The horse and stock show
was held in the morning on the track.
Premiums were also awarded this morning
on cattle, hogs and sheep. The showing
was unusually large and fine. Summary:
90 Pace nurse S15n.
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Detroit shuts Out Boston

DETROIT. Aug. 2S.-Detroit broke its los
ing streak by shutting out Boston this
afternoon. Mercer pitched splendidly. Bar
rett's catch of Freeman's fly 10 center
field fence in the fifth was one of the best
ever seen here. Freemans error was re-
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Sold in indianapolis by Henry j..
Huder. DRUGGIST. Wash. and Penn. SITS.

outcome Of the first free-for-all pace of the
year. in which Anaconda beat Prince Alert
in two straight heats at Narragansett
Park. breaking the harness record Of the
year with mile in 2:02. Discussion OF the
merits OF these PAGERS was resumed and
Andy Welch. of Hartford offered a purse
of 5000. with 20 per cent. OF gate receipts.
for a match race, and the deal was closed.
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through the Mexican war in the Fourth
Kentucky Infantry.
LONDON, Aug. 2S-George Douglass
Brown, the author Of THE House OF the
Green Shutters" died here suddenly to-day.
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Bailey, 4.
Struck Out-By Williams 3
Hit by Pitcher-By Bailey: OBrien
Three-base Hits-Hogriever, Coulter
Sacrifice Hits-Woodruff Turner, Belden.
Stolen Base-Turner.
Left on Bases-Indianapolis, 10: Column
bus, 4.
Umpire--Haskell.
Time-1:5D.
Attendance-1,132
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CLEVELAND. o., Aug. &-Cleveland
punched hits off Carrick in the third and
seventh innings and won easily. Joss was
invincible except in the fourth, when
Washington made three runs in four hits,
three OF which were scratches. Score:
r II +
Washington 30 8 0 0 0 0 % Z 1
Batteries-Joss and Bemis; Carrick and
ER
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sttmmeI Went Into the Air.

ST. PAUL, Aug. 2s.-Stimmel pitched good
ball for six innings but went into the air
in the seventh and was easy after that.
Altrock had the locals at his mercy all
through the game. Attendance, 1913. Score:
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Prof. Virchow Dying.

BERLIN. Aug. 2S-Professor Virchow.
the famous scientist, appears TO be near his
end The professor is at Harzberg and no
one except his family and the doctors have
sses allowed to see hin for several weeks
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]. p, oh. s. (Brewer) ...........S II
Sallie c., &. m. (Conger) .....-.....1 2 2
Margie, S. m. (Rusie). 8
Charlie Stewart, b. &. (Frazer &
Stewart) Observation-Disclosures.
Roam Ross, T. Oaglee) ...........5 3
S. b. H, b. h, (StOckton). .........7
Clara p, 5. m. (MitchelD. ...........6 s
Fred C, s. &. Oewis) ................2 dis
Time-2:2412. 2:2414, 2:2ll5, 2:22
2:20 Trot. purse $500:
Ethel w, b. m. Cheney.
Berrie Thomas, &. &. CMiers). .......2
Money Maker. b. h. (Mundon). ........3 3
Jack, b. &. (Mahan) ...................4
Orphan Boy, d. :. (BurgetD .......5d DIR
Time-2:23l4. 2:14l4. 2:2L
Half-mile and repeat, purse $40:
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Volume, b. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DIR
Time-:52, 80, so.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-29
The Big Leagues.
American
National

PITTSBURG, Pa. Aug. 2S.-The slaugh-
ter of Taylor in the third inning was
enough to break the heart of any pitcher.
One of the six hits made in this inning was
Conroy's homer, when the bases were full
Attendance, 1,750. Score:
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sponsibIe for two of Detroit's runs in the
third inning. Score:
Ii +
Detroit - q 2 O O - 0
Boston .......O 0 0 0 0 90
Batteries-Mercer and Buelow; Sparks
and Warner. Attendance, Loo.