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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
WON BY TECUMSEH:
Oshkosh Boat Takes Second Place
for Seawanhaka Cup.
HER POINTING WAS NOT GOOD
But the Yankee Yacht Proved Very
Fast in Reaching in a
Light Wind.

Tecumseh, the American challenger
owned by the Bridgeport. (Conn.) Yacht
club, won the second series of races for
the Seawanhaka cup which was sailed yes
terday over the Lake St. Louis course at
Montreal, defeating the Canadian defender
Trident over triangular course by l
minute % seconds. ~; .-.
The weather conditions favored the
American boat. The breeze was at no
time more than three-quarter whole-sail
breeze, falling somewhat towards the end
Of the day, and there was little sea. Te-
cumseh proved herselfta very fast boat
and especially in reaching in calm
weather, but her pointing left something
to be desired. The race was in doubt al
most up to the, end and was splendid one
from a sailors point of view. The race
was three times around triangle, the
first leg being beat, the second reach
and the third free run. The total dis
tance was twelve miles. Tecumseh got
away first, securing the windward posi-
ton and retaining it, though Trident die
her best to jockey her out. The pointing
of the Oshkosh boat neutralized her sail
ing and she fell away to leeward, losing
35 seconds on the first leg. At the end
of the first round she was only seconds
behind and by good handling she got
routed close to the buoy and established
the weather position again. Trident, how.
ever, sailed right past her and got bott
the wind and the lead almost Immediately
Tecumseh, however, got lucky shift Of
wind and at the end of the second heat
was only two seconds behind. This she
turned into lead of ten seconds when the
second round was over. Trident then out
maneuvered her and by sharp turn go1
to windward. Several short tacks followed
The American boat drew ahead and intt
the wind, getting around the mark for thu
reach SO seconds to the good. On the rur
home to the finish, Tecumseh drew ava!
and won fairly.
Official time Start, 1:55- ... .
Rirst Round. Second. Finish
Tecumseh ..........2:47:53 3:34:57 4:22:2
| Trident .2:47:45 3:S5:13 4:23:4
Elapsed Time
Tecumseh ....... 52m 53s Aim 2ss 2h 27m 25
| Trident ........ .52m 45s 4Sm 34s Oh 29m 47
Tecumseh won by / minute 22 seconds.
| The Tecumseh in this race was splen
| didly sailed by her crew who were gen
orally congratulated on her victory. TIL
showing was somewhat of surprise
There is no doubt in light breeze she i
a remarkably fast boat, and should sue
conditions prevail through the remainin
races of the series, she may stand goo
show of lifting the cup. Luck, however
may favor the Canadian boat, which /
fastest in = good breeze and sea. ~ ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
AMATEURS COLUMN

The Crystals will play the E. J. Hollanders
at Thirty ninth street and Portland avenue
Sunday afternoon.
The Lyon team denies that the Lavettes
have the 13-year-old championship of the city
they have defeated the Lavettes two out
of three. The Lyons also deny that they
have changed their name to the Berkeleys
For games address E. E. Emerson, 1904
Twenty-hfth avenue S.
The Gophers will meet the fast J. Nelson
team tomorrow at Eighth avenue and
Logan. The Gopher battery will be Smith and
White. The Gophers would like to hear from
the International Stock Food, Javas, j. Men,
gelkock, Mengelkock and Steffes, E. ]. Hol-
landers,, CRYSTALS, John Drews or Brown Bros.
teams. Address J. W. Morrissey 701 First
street N, or telephone Main 45s. The Gopher
team will give an ice cream social. and dance
on Thursday, Aug. IA, at Tenth avenue and
Penn. 90.
The Behmen & Doyle team challenges the
winning team in the game between the Gam
nymedes and Toozes. Address Jacob Behmen,
320 Twentieth avenue N. - '@..' r.
The Fabers will play the Eagles Sunday
afternoon on the Bryn Mawr grounds at 2:30.
The batteries for the Fabers will be Brett
ner and Kranitzky.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
BASEBALL.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

A glance at the box score is quite
enough to explain the victory of the mill
ers at Toledo vest erday Wilmot's men
had one of their rare but welcome bat
ting days, and amassed fifteen hits off
Hughey, while Nthe best the mudhens
could do with Lefty Sporer was five. In
addition to this the millers played an err
rorless game in the field, while the Buck
eye state performers committed two bob
bles <ar ~.
Sporer was wild but effective, giving
eight bases on balls, only one of which
caused a break in the line of gooseeggs.
Grant shut off score by starting fast
double play in the seventh with the bases
full, and Burns and Turner collaborated
on one of the same sort for Toledo. The
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
PLAY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Toozes and Gannymedes Meet at
Minnehaha Tomorrow.


Minnehaha Tomorrow.
Two of the fastest, if not the two fast
est, amateur teams in the city will meet
at Minnehaha league park tomorrow af-
ternoon in a game for the championship
of the twin cities and a purse of $3.50.
The Tooze team, which has claimed the
championship for two years, will defend
it's title against the Gannymedes, the
Toozes making side bet of $10O to $50
put up by the Gannymedes. The money is
now in the hands of the sporting editor Of
h o u r !. Quaker O'Donnell, the
old Red River Valley League umpire, will
be the judge of plays. The game will be
called at $3.50. Following is the lineup of
the two teams:
Toozes-Mullane, first base: Potts. second
base; Busch, shortstop; Hewitt, third base;
Girard, right field Avery, center field;
Byrnes, left field; Jarvie, catcher; Speiser,
pitcher.
Gannymedes-Apall, first base; Hoke, second
base; Speck, shortstop; Ryan, third base
Roach. right field; Hille, center field; Car
Isle, left field; Howard, catcher; Howell
pitcher
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
SLASH IN RATES
Alton Cuts Live Stock Rates in Two
Following Santa Fe.

Chicago, Aug. 9.-Unyilling to stand by
and see It's business diverted to a compet
Ing road, the Chicago & Alton railroad
yesterday announced that it would meet
the rate Of II cents a hundred on live
stock on through business. This action
was brought about by like cut by the
Santa Fe. No action has yet been taken
by the Alton on packing-house products
from Omaha and Sioux City. which are
being handled at the old rate of 1871
cents.
The Burlington, North Western and
Milwaukee roads are still trying to
hold up the old rate of 231s cents on live
stock from points on the Missouri river.
Especially does this apply to points north
and northwest, where the Santa Fe does
not come into competition.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
FAST TEAMS WILL MEET
Fort Dodge and Algona to Play Mt
Lexington Park.

If the weather should be propitious to-
morrow, which is most likely, Lexington
park will be the rendezvous of the base
ball followers of the twin cities. The
Algona and Fort Dodge teams are to set
tie the championship of Iowa tomorrow
afternoon and while the local fans are not
particularly interested In this question,
they are assured that the game will be a
most exciting one. 1t is a contest for
blood and will be fought on it's merits.
The colored team of Algona is we'll known
as fast one, while Fort Dodge has one
Of the finest Independent teams in the
west
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
+ AN "AUT0" -LIMBERING UP
Causes Some Excitement on Thir
teenth Street South.

Causes Some Excitement on Thtr-
teenth Street South.
Thursday afternoon the quiet Of the Thir-
teenth street S district was disturbed by a
great clamor that brought the peaceful in
habitants Of the street to their
doors in hurry. They saw
whirling by runaway automobile,
it's occupant trying in vain to shut OFF the
power and apply the brake at the same time,
and his companion, who had not been aboard
when the machine started, chasing wildly up
the street after 1t.
Things looked serious for a few minutes.
But the ''auto" was Just taking little run
to keep from cooling of too quickly after
being driven hard, and i after a two-block
sprint came to a standstill and allowed itself
to be driven according to its owners rules
and the CITY ordinances
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Northwestern Games.

Sioux Rapids, Iowa, Aug. s.-Sioux Rapids
was defeated by Webster City by score of 8
to a. The game was lost on errors in the
infedd. Smiley" Johnson of Sioux City did
hard hitting Websters down to seven hits
Long Prairie, Mimi. Aug. 9.-In Sundays
game bteween Long Prairie and Perham at
Perhsn up to the seventh inning the score
game ended in a general row over decision
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
JAN0WSKI WINS IT
Pillsbury Is Second in the Chess
Masters Tournament.
THE PARIsIAN BEATS WOLF
And Reaches a. Total of 12h Which
Makes Him Sure of the
First Prize. .

Hanover, Aug. 9-By beating Wolf in
the morning sitting Of the international
chess masters tournament the Partisan
expert, Janowski, made sure Of the first
prize, having reached total number of
121s points, which none of his competitors
for first honors can reach. After the game
he received many congratulations from
spectators and players alike.
Round five Of the Berger schedule fur
nished the pairing for to-day when the
semi-final regular round was played, the
men facing each other as follows: )"
Levin VS.. Swiderski. "
Corn VS.. Popiel. II
Gottschall VS. Mieses.f IT,
Tschigorin VS.. Olland. ~
r, Pillsbury VS.. Marshall.
Janowski VS.. Wolf.
Bardeleben VS.. Gunsberg. - = ...
Napier VS.. Atkins. .
Mason VS.. SuecHting. :,
While Janowski was beating Wolf in the
morning. sitting, Tschigorin made short
work of the Dutch amateur Olland, Pills
bury worsted Marshall, Bardeleben and
Gunsberg drew the rest Of the games
being adjourned in even positions.
Pillsbury is next to the leader with II
points and Atkins stands third with 10
points. . -. 81, 5&zsasSr2s@@s .-a..i
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
Rail and Water Trips.

If it is your desire to get away from all
the responsibilities of your surroundings
take one of the numerous great lake tours
offered by the Northern Pacifc railway.
They are about as cheap as stopping at
some of the summer resort hotels. All
meals and berths on the steamers in
cluded in your ticket
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09

Of the umpire. Long Prairie offered to play
the same team at Wadena on Monday for
500 but Perham refused to play.
Volga, S. D., Aug. 9.-The Voga ball team
played game with the Brookings team at
Brookings. The score was 70 to in favor Of
Volga. s&S
Waseca, Mimi, Aug. e.-The baseball game
at St. Cloud yesterday resulted Waseca l.,
St Cloud 2 .ts. ~ I717' ~ "a -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
Totals Ii u 8

Indianapolis ........s Q Q 9 IL
Kansas City .......o O 0 0 2 0 5 o. 8
Innings pitched, Williams 8, Kilen 1, Nc
Donald 1-3, Gibson 2-3; base hits made off
bases balls, by Williams 5. by Killen 1, by
Mcdonald 4, by Gibson 1; struck out, by Will
liams 1. by Killen l, by Mcdonald 2, by Glib
vile. Lewee; three base hits, Hogriever, Gear;
sacrifice hits Woodruff, Kuhns, Grady, Nc
Donald; stolen bases, Coulter, Nance; passed
balls, Heydon, Beyille; left bases, Indian
apolis 7, Kansas City A. Umpire. Grim.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
National Standings,

Games To-day.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Plttsburg at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at BROOKLYN.
Chicago at New York, TWO games.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
An Ideal Vacation Trip.

The 500 Line offers personally con-
Quoted tour, leaving the Twin Cities
August 18th, visiting Sault Ste. Marie,
Detroit and Toledo and through the 3d.
900 islands of Georgian Bay. $40 in
cludes all expenses. Call at Office, 119
So. Third St, ,-.... 49,. n IS. -. ... H. ;
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
$12-Is1e Royale and Return.-S12

The short rail and water trips are be-
coming very popular. To thoroughly en-
Joy them it is only necessary to start
right by taking one of the magnificent
new trains on the Northern Pacifcs 'fDu-
l1th Short Line making direct connec-
tion at Duluth with all steamers. Re-
serve you staterooms in advance at city
ticket office, number 19 Nicollet house
block.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
Javas to Play Brainerd Team.

The Javas have cancelled their game with
the International Stock Food company for
Sunday and will leave tonight for Brainerd
to play the strong Brainerd local team. The
Javas will leave the S:45 train from tho
Milwaukee depot. Battery for Jayas, Hart or
Hemmng and Fryer. -..'
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09

Minneapolis .........o 0 2 0 l-6
Two-base hits, Hughey, Lynch, Wilmot, By
stolen bases. Kleinow, Laly; double plays.
Grant to Werden, Burns to Turner; struck
out, Hugaey 6, Sporer 2; passed balls. Graf
fius l, Byers /; base on balls off Hughey
4, off sporer 8; wild pitch, Sporer; time, 1:4U;
umpire, Tndill; attendance, 500
St. Paul took the first game from Col
umbus. They punched hits on Bailey, and
played good ball in the field. The crippled
senators made strong rally in the ninth,
stopping just one short of the necessary
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
Greatest Piano Sale

Ever held in Minneapolis in progress at
Kimbalps, 727 Nicollet Ave. See ad
page 6. .l 'f.-... .
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
Minnesotn Trnnsfer BUSY.

Receipts of freight at Minnesota Transfer
for the month of July were All cars in excess
Of those for July, 1901, while the increase in
cars forwarded was 333. Cars received num-
bered 12,492, forwarded l2.S4O.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
American Standings.

Games To-day.
Minneapolis at Toledo.
St. Paul at Columbus.
Milwaukee at Louisville.
Kansas City at Indianapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
Cut on Apple Freight Rates,

The Northern Pacific and Great Northern
have announced reduction in tariffs on car
nesota and Missouri river points, from Is to
60 cents per hundredweight.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
How They Stand.
Games To-day.
IOwa-South Dakota League.

Sioux Falls 6, LIE Mars 0. a.
Sioux Falls, 8, LIE Mars 2. 5 5--
FIandreau IL, Sheldon g.
Sioux City s, Rock Rapids 6, eleven innings
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09

Stolen bases, O'Hagen, Perce, Fuller. Nc
Farlan; two-base hits, Fuller, Higgins,
Peirce; three-base hit, IGeier: double play,
Myers to O'Hagen; struck out, by Bailey g.;
bases on balls, by Bailey /, by Ferguson 1.
Time, 1:42 umpire, Figgemeier. Attendance,
1,22s.
Louisville, Aug. 9.-The locals had no
trouble in locating Altrock's curves, while
the other elbow was a puzzle. Several
remarkable catches were made ,Flournoy,
Spies and Mcbride excelling. Attendance,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Cleveland R H E
Cleveland ...........0 2 1 80 IL 2
Philadelphia ........1 0 0 2 201 o. 4
Batteries-Moore and Wood; Mitchell and
Schreckengost.
At St. Louis R H E
st. Louis .........o oOoOO-o s
Boston ...............2 90 0 2 4 0 0 0-8 0
Batterles-Harper, Kane and Kahoe; Young
and Crger.
At Detroit R H e
Detroit ..............0 o 0 0 0 0 - 10
Baltimore ...........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 6 2
Batteries-sever and Buelow; Shields and
Smith.
At Chicago R H E
Chicago ..:....2 ooooo-2 4 3
Washington .........0 0 0 0 3-5 13 4
Batterles-Callahan and Mcfarland; Patten
and CLARKE 1
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
REDUCE GRAIN RATES
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
Serve Notice of Cut.

Traffic officials of the Chicago Milwau-
kee lines were yesterday notified that the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
would reduce grain rates between west
ern points and the twin cities and Duluth
to take effect Sept. l. The maximum re-
duction will be 2 cents per hundredweight
Points as far south as Yankton, S. D..
are included
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09

John Nilsson, the former champion ska
ter Of the world, will make an effort next
week to break Hansens time for the 1000
miles. Nilsson will follow the>same course
used by Hansen, and will not attempt to
complete the trip if the weather conditions
are not favorable. He is confident that
with good weather and smooth roads he
can better Hansen's time by ten hours or
more. ....-. --'-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
G.. MS JULY EARNINGS

Show II Big Increase Over July of
1901.
Great Northern earnings for July were
$3,459;S45 an increase of $7S0,297 The
traffic movement on that road and the
Northern Pacific shows no signs of abat-
ing, and is simply another indication of
the remarkably prosperous conditions of
business in the west.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09

Indianapolis, Aug. 9.-With the score
tied in the seventh by Kansas City, the
visitors rolled up five tallies in the
eighth. Indianapolis went them three
better in the. last half, chalking eight
runs. Both team hit the ball on the nose.
1t was a sensational finish. Attendance,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09

Left Oh bases. Louisville 6, Milwaukee Z;
two-base hit, Kerwin; three base hits, Bon
ner, Odwell; sacrifice hits, Odwell, Flournoy
and Bonner; stolen bases, Mcbride, Camel,
Clymer; struck out by Coons l, by Atrock
l. bases on balls, by Coons; wild pitches, by
Altrock !; passed ball, Spies I; time, hours;
umpire, Dickens.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
AFTER MOTOR RECORDS
Rainmaker VIII Go for the 24-HOur
Mark and Nilsson for
1000 Miles.

'Rainmaker" A. A. Hansen while in
Chicago this month will make an effort to
break the 24-hour motor cycle record, rid
Ing over the Garfield park track, which is
three laps to the mile and very fast,
Hansen will make the trip from here to
Chicago and return on his motor, but will
not attempt to break any records on the
way. He Is confident that he can cover
600 miles in twenty-four hours over the
Chicago track. The trip to Chicago is ex-
pected to consume about three days, and
the route mapped out is SIT miles in
length.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-09
Business Change.

The firm OF NJ. +. Bomar & Co was
sold today to Henry Dossett Of De
Leon, Tex.
Mr. Dossett comes well recommend
ed and has the appearance Of good
business man. We welcome him 20 a
good town and predict for him a
good business.
He Is here and will conduct the
business himself Mr.. Milburn and
Tom Hines will be retained.
Mr.. Bomar will go on the road as
general manager for Texas for the
Oliver China Ware company.
Mr.. Bomsr will succeed at this,
as he has had experience on the
road before. He quit the road TO en-
gage In business here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-09

Tax AssessS, ". R. Roberts has
spoken % several members Of the
city council wnh regard 70 a propo-
5ition Of taking the census Of the
city Dir Roberts is inclined 10 the
belief that with very little extra
trouble On his part be can take a cor
rect census Of the towu while assess
ing the taxable property. The propo-
sition within itself is a most liberia!
zone, and proves c0ncIusiyely that Mr.
Roberts IS vitslly interested in the
town. Or he would not begin the work
without suitable pay. Tho only cost
tg the city embodied in the PROPOSE.
tiou is the furnishing OF suitable
blanks for the work.
Ardmore's population has increased
wonderfully since the last census. and
ia justice 20 our town IL would be vel
20 ascertain again the number Of Lseo
pie within the city limits.
But the council should be as liberal
as Mr. Roberts. and provide him with
an assistant, especially for the pur
pose OF transferring the names to the
proper books
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-09
To Whom i May Concern,
4 Question Answered and a Matter
Expisi 1ed sS Follows:

Dr.. Hattie Beutyu - not 4 special
i-t She T. Z genera ~ family de-
TOR, attending al. calls. Has her
diploma. and j. yyCG 1Cctor. Ter
ear Ia practice C-es che two
greatest curative agents He5iclne
and Electricity.
DR.. J. " Benton j. not a special
lst He treats a.! diseases. attends
al calls, but in connection with his
general practice be treats with great
success all private asd chronic d..
eases. Liver kidneys. Heart.
Lung. stomach. syphilis. Catarfh,
and al! blond diseases Guarantee
q cure. This he ma well learned and
Will challsuge Hot SpfinR, ~ the
world q beat him. lie Uses tue
Campbell system which never falls.
Drs. Benton * Benton are giving
free examinations every Gay a. their
rooms over the Chinese restaurant.
opposite SiR Simon x Cos store.
Dr. Benton pracf.csd 2 veaFs 2
New York aud is learned and 4
graduated. NJ d. Y. y VI. A., and
ID. o. Has diplomas FOR prJ1f. But
he d, not a specialist. 01.y 10 SIDE
practice. NOH We nJte you viii
Understand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-09
Making the Final Report.

An Ardmoreite reporter stepped
into the commissioners ofice this
morning, and found Mr. T. y. Rob
nett. the new commissioner. and the
three sons OF the late Judge Brad
ford-Louis. Roy and Otto-busy fix
ing up a final report for Judge Brad
ford.
One Of the sons told your reporter
that the correspondence OF his father
must have been enormous. They had
burned up ever so many letters. and
many they did not.
Everything would be straight in a
day or so, Mr.. Robnett informed MS
and business will commence In ear
nest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-09
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-09

Rev. Martin. pastor u the A. 4. +
church. Informs Us that his people Will
continue their bazaar az the Rock
church al this week. Many new at
fractions viii be added. and plenty o.
the barbecued chicken viii be- kept On
hand al all times. The pastor desires
70 thank his white brothers. Who have
.o generously purchased refreshmen.=
and other articles from them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-09
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u i1e santa Fe freight depot snd hzs
ne sane covered With p'ovs sud
tez1s. the couutrynza snd his WOOD
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~ the city ordnance % keep yo1r
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