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Totals 10 21.2s Is o Total

Totals ...W 10 10 OF IOtaIs .s..V z q %
sMaloney out on third hunt.
Score by innings:
Cleveland ............0 ] 0-l0
St Louis ............0 0 0 o 0 o. 0
Earned runs-Cleveland. 6. Two-base hits
Bonner. Pickering Mccarthy. Stolen
bases-Pickering. (2). Mccarthy. Harvey.
Sacrifice hit-McCarthy. Left on bases
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intercollegiate Track Meet.

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-The eighth
annual carnival of relay races, other track
events and field sports will be held on
Franklin Field tomorrow afternoon under
the auspices of the University of Pennsyl-
vSnia. There are twenty-nne events on
the programme and the entries include the
best amateur track and field athletes in the
country. There are over COO contestants
for the various events, representing 131
colleges, preparatory and high schools. Five
national relay championships will be de-
cided. In the one-mile championship, Har-
ward, Yale, Georgetown, Syracuse. Notre
Dame University and Pennsylvania will
meet. Yale, Columbia Harvard. Villanova
and Pennsylvania will be in the two-mle
championship. and Wisconsin, Pennsylva-
mia and Yale are entered for the four
mile championship of the United States.
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Middle Plateau.

Winnem'ca. Nev'Feb. 2S0Ss. OO0OOOOO0.SO
salt Lake City. April s0SS I1100O0I Tf10S
G nd J'nct'n, Col Feb. IS go. .0OOO.00O000Go
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Southern Slope

Abilene. Tex.....IApriI ll05sl T.0OO 1000
Amarillo. Tex....IApril 15O.5s 100000 100000
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OMAHA, April 25.-J. A. r. Elliott won
from w. r. Crosby, of OFallon, H.. the
100 live-bird race by a score of 81 to 81, and
thus retains the cast iron medal and title
of champion wingshot of the world. Elliott
clearly outclassed Crosby throughout the
match, making several sensational shots
and each of the birds he lost fell dead out
side of bounds. The wind which came up
early in the day dried off the grounds and
sent a sheet of dust across the park, max
ing the work most difficult.
In the target events Fred Gilbert. of
Spirit Lake, again carried off the honors
breaking 166 out of a possible 10. Crosby
was a close second with 164 and Garrett
third with 163. Wettleaf broke 161 and
Hirschy $50.
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Score by innings:

Totals ....s IA p IA Totals ....7 Z 2 u
*Batted for Clarke in ninth inning.
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CHICAGO, April 25.-Favorites and sec
ond choices got most OF the money at Lake
side to-day. The best race of the day was
the mile event. I'm which Otis was made a
2-to-5 favorite. Under vigorous ride by
Singleton. Otis won by a nose from the
9O-to-1 chance Old Fox. {. e Brossman's
black hlly Hoodwink. the odds-on faVorite
in the third race, won in impressive style.
In looks and action she is almost a coun-
terpart of the famous old Imp. which under
followers Philo, heavily backed in the
first race, won easily. Winners I'm order:
Philo, II to 5; Peace, TO 3; Hoodwink. 10
TO 20; Otis 2 to 5: Automaton, 6 to 5; Farm
or Bennett to /.
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After Years of Mental
and Physical Sufferings and
Failures with Ordinary
Medicines,
PAINE'SCELERY
COMPOUND
Cures a South Carolina
Gentleman.
This Marvellous Medicine is Heartily
Endorsed by the AbleSt and
Best Physicians.

What a blessing ii would be 10 humanity
I'm general if all suffering men and women
knew just what Paines Celery Compound
is able to do.
The work that cannot be done for the sick
and suffering by months Of experimenting,
with the common medicines of the day, is
successfully carried 10 victory by Pains's
Celery Compound in a few short weeks.
The cure of Mr.. Murph proves fully thu
assertion made above. After years of fall
ures, misery. agony and dependency
Paine's Celery Compound made a new
man. of one who had become a mere wreck
-one who was fast nearing the grave.
Have faith. sufferer! You have a strong
deiiverer at hand able to rescue and save,
you From to-day. let your hope be cen
tered in Paines Celery Compound and it's
mighty power to cure. 1t has never disap-
pointed any sufferer; it will not fail in your
case.
Mr.. r. H Murph. Rich. S. c.. under the
direction of a kind Providence was led to
use the medicine that makes sick people
we'll" His testimony is strong and con-
vincing. 1t shows Enthusiastically that
Paine's Celery Compound is the true health
builder for weak. weary. sleepless and run
down people at this season. Mr.. Murph
says:
Il have had nervous prostration for sew
eral years. was troubled almost continu-
ally with nervous headache, could not
sleep well, had become absent minded, and
was considerably run down in flesh and
general health. A friend advised me TO try
Paines Celery Compound. 1 used four bot
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weigh more than l have for five years, all
of which L owe TO Paines Celery Com
pound"
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK. April 25.-Arrived: Hekla,
from Copenhagen; La Savoie, from Havre;
Fuerst Bismarck, from Hamburg South
ampton and CherbOurg; Furnessia. from
Glasgow. Sailed: Cymric. FOR Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON. April 25-SaiIed: Co
lumbia. from Hamburg, for New York, via
CherbOurg
HAMBURG. April 25-Arrived: Deutsch-
land and Graf Waldersee. from New York
MOVILLE. April 25.-Sailed: Tunisian
from Liverpool for Quebec and Montreal
QUEENSTOWN, April 25-Sailed: New
England. from Liverpool. for Boston.
FAYALL. April 5.-Passed. Aller. from
New York. for Naples and Genoa.
MOVILLE. April 3.-Sailed: Ethiopia
from Glasgow. for New York
HAVRE. April 25.-Arrived: La Cham
payne, from New York
LIVERPOOL. April S-Arrived: Ger
manic, from New York
BOULOGuE. April z.-Sailed: Rotter.
dam, for New York
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Washington League scores.


BUTLER. Tenn. April "a horrible
dual tragedy was committed on Roans
creek in Johnson county. above here. re-
sulting IN the death OF William Rogers
aged seventy-five. and his granddaughter
Mrs. Mary Auneld. aged thirty. Rogers
went TO Johnson City on Tuesday 10 meet
hts granddaughter. from which place A IN
said. they were 10 depart for the West
She failed 10 appear. and on Thursday he
returned TO this section. going 70 the home
OF the woman. who lived with a relative.
Calling her out he drew a pistol and shot
her dead. Then placing the weapon AGAINST
his temple he killed himself.
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CABLE CHESS MATCH.


BOSTON. April 25.-The fourth annual
cable chess match between the American
College Chess League, consisting of the
clubs of Columbia, Harvard, Yale and
Princeton universities. and the chess clubs
of Oxford and Cambridge. began to-day
The gymnasium of the Boston Athletic
Club has been handsomely decorated. Six
large boards with movable pieces have been
arranged behind the tables OF the players
so that the spectators may follow the pro-
gress OF the games as the moves, actually
made at this end and at the British Chess
Club. Whitehall court, London, where the
British end OF the contest is conducted
are repeated
Just before adjournment Roome, of Ok
ford. defeated Adams. OF Yale. after twen-
ty-two moves. which makes the actual
score: England, i; America. o. The Ameri-
cans on most Of the boards have superior
positions against the Englishmen.
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II Paso. Tex. ....i" I....IIO.O00O0 900 eco
Santa Fe. y. NJ Mar. = 0.24 600 600 goo 80
Phoenix, A t.. Mar. - 0.H IOO0O00OOOO
Yuma. A.. Z. ..... Mar. 3 90 h000OOOO0OO0
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%Bay batted for Currie in ninth
*~Peitz Datted for Stimmel in tenth.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati .......2 o 0 0 1 2 Is
st. Louis ..........3 5 0 0 %
Earned runs-Cincinnati, 5; ST. Louis Z.
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Good Riding by Jockey Burn..

NEW YORK, April 25.-The riding OF T.
Burns was the feature Of to-day's racing at
Aqueduct Out OF five mounts he piloted
three winners and one third. His ride in
the last race was sensational. To all ap-
pearances hopelessly beaten at the head
of the stretch he brought Vassal Dance
home a winner by three-Quarters of a
length. II. T. Griffin bid up Prodigal Son to
$500, at which figure he was sold. Winners
in order: Templeton, to /; Rose Tint. IL
TO 10; Rocky, 13 10 g. Prodigal Son. Z 10 /:
Lucky Star, To 5; Vassal Dance, 10 5.
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Havre, Mont ....IApril 3.IO.OO'...I T0.00
Miles CITY. Mont.ADri SO20|O.20. 100000
Helena Mont 4 Mar 1905 O.14Oe 0O.00i Il
Rapid CITY. :. ID April I4O .26lI .. O.040O0O.4S
Cheyenne. WyO..IApril H0.4S,, 0.4 100000 600
Nth Platte. Neb'Aiar 24O.7sH $50. O.O0OO0 O.23
-Mfddle Slime
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Organdie Won by n Nose.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 25.-The two
year-old race was the feature Of the card
at Oakland to-day. Lizzie Rice. the second
choice. looked like a winner. but Organde.
the favorite. got up in the last jump and
won by a nose. Five faVortes won during
the afternoon. Winners: Matilda O., Slk 10
l. Royal Rogue, 4 TO 5; Organdie, even;
Wolhurst, even; San Tuition, % TO /; Ru-
bus even.
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shortridge 80 800 81 2 !
VIII Play state Normal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 25.-The Purdue
baseball team will play the Indiana State
Normal nine of Terre Haute Stuart
Field tomorrow. The result of the game
is not doubted by the local team. as they
expect to run up a big score against the
Terre Haute nine. The condition of Captain
Ruby's men is considered better than ever,
and the loss of Cornell. who was declared
ineligible owing to deficiency in scholar
ship. has been overcome by the hard and
consistent work of Ritter and GaetZe, who
filing the gap. Daily practice has been
hard and brilliant, and in hitting, fielding
and running the men show great improve
ment.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Showers and Much Cooler To-Day
Fnir Sunday.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Forecast for
Saturday and Sunday:
Tor Indiana-ShOwers and much cooler on
tturday; Sunday fair: brisk northwest
; rds.
Ter Illinois-Fair and colder on Satur-
Cry; Sunday fair and warmer; brisk TO
high northwest winds
For OhiO-ShOwers on Saturday: much
cooler; high southwest winds and gales
along the lake; Sunday fair; brisk west
winds
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Fridays Temnerntures-

W. 7. BLYTHE,
Section Director.
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Notre Danes victory.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, April 25-Notre
Dame to-day defeated " abash easily and
turned the contest into farce. Score:
RH e
Notre Dame % s-16 16 1
Wabash 80 0 l O. 10 8
Batteries-Higgins and O'Neill; Locker
stein, Goddings and Berry.
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RUNNING RACES.
Billy Logan the Only Pronounced Fa-
vorEte to Win ut Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 25.-Bin Logan
was the only pronounced favorite to win
to-day T. +. Hayes captured two events
with Ed Layson and Jordan. The latter's
race furnished an exciting finish between
the Hayes colt and Prima III. the favorte.
After the race Nose Goldblatt, owner Of
The Four Hundred, that made a bad show
ing claimed Prima III for SS25. Winners in
order: Bill Logan, To 5; Ed Layson 10
1; Jordan, 5 to l; Ethel Wheat. 2la to i;
Staff, 10 to i; Declaimer, to 1.
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Farmer Burns Won.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. April 25.-"Farm-
err Burns. Of Iowa. tonight won the
wrestling match with NJ. ]. Dwyer, of this
city for a purse Of 500. Burns threw
Dwyer In twenty-eignt minutes In the first
fall. Dwyer secured the second in forty
minutes. and Burns took the third fail in
thirteen minutes.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-Barry's wild
throw in the sixth inning to intercept De-
mOntville at third base was the principal
cause of Philadelphia's defeat by Boston
to-day 1t gave the visitors a lead. which
they increased in the seventh and ninth inn
ing by batting Whites delivery at will.
Boston played a perfect game. Attend
ance 612 Score.
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Score by innings:
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Totals ...15 Is q z :
Score nv innings.
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Totals III 10 % 10
Score by innings

Lett on bases-LOuisVlIIe, Z; KANSAS Olty,
10. Two-base hits-Gannon, Tannehill CD,
Flournoy, Denzer, Wolfe. McBryde. Three
base hit - Camel Home run - Schaub.
Double plays-DenZer, Schriver and Camel;
McBryde, O Brien and Grady; Gear, Lewee
and Grady. Stolen bases-Flournoy Schri-
yer, Nance (2). Rothfuss, Grady. Struck
out-By Denzer, 2; by Gear, O. Hit by
pitcher-Wolfe. Bases on balls-Off Denzer,
5; off Gear, 5. Wild pitches-Denzer, 2.
Time-2:20. Umpire-Haskell.
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Three-base Hits-Heydon. Coulter. Nc
Andrew. Mcbride
Sacrifice Hit-Babb.
Double Plays-Babb to kim; PARROT TO
O'ConneH.
Stolen Base-Kuhns.
Passed Ball-Speer
Left on Bases-Indianapolis, = Milwau-
kee, g.
Umpire-Ebright.
Time so
Attendance-9O0
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NOT.IN THE GAME.
Shortridge Unable to Do Anything
with the Indiana Players.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April 25.-Short-
ridge High School. of indianapolis. played
Indiana University this afternoon, but
Shortridge was not in the game either in
the field or at the bat. The visitors could
not bat the Indiana pitcher, though they
kept the error record comparatively clear.
Captain Thornton was hit on the ankle
with batted ball and was out for a time.
ShOrtridse's only run was on an error by
Webb. Score:
RH +
Indiana ........3 3 O-24 20 6
Batteries-Kearney, Mckinney and NJ.
Allen; Chandler and Webb. Left on bases
-Shortridge, 5; Indiana, 2. HCN run-P.
Boyle. Three-base hits-kelley. Steine-
brinner, Chandler, Clevinger. Double play
-Millett, Clevenger and Kelley.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis Unable to Hit Wright and
Cleveland Scored a Shut Out.

ST. LOUIS. April 25.-Cleveland shut out
st. Louis to-day Wright allowing but two
hits The visitors registered twenty-one
hits off Reidy. The Cleveland men played
many of their hits in the air and a high
wind rendered them almost impossible TO
Judge. Attendance. 1900 Score:
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Earned runs-Pittsburg. 1; Chicago, 1.
Two-base hits-Smith, Dexter. Three-base
hits-BeaumOnt, Leach. Sacrifice hit
EasOn. Stolen base-Wagner. Bases on
balls-Oh Tannehill, 2. Hit by pitched ball
Miller, Dexter. Struck out-By Tame
hill, 4. Time-1:30. Umpire-Cantillon.
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Brooklyn Won Close Game.

NEW YORK, April 25.-The New York
and Brooklyn baseball teams met for the
first time this season at Washington Park,
Brooklyn, to-day. After an exciting game
Brooklyn won by the score of 6 to ).
Score:
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PITTSBURG. April 25.-Chcago won in
the eighth when, with the bases full, Con-
gallon made a long hit to right field fence.
which looked like an easy fly for Davis.
When it got by him there was a great
scramble for home, three scoring in the
mix-up. Millers fine work was the feature.
. ON
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Eight Runs in One Inning.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Washington
defeated Boston to-day in a slow game, 10
10 4. Five singles. two triples and a base on
halls Melted eight runs in the sixth inning
and clinched the game. Townsend retired
the side in the fourth inning on strikes.
Attendance. I'll Score.
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How the Clubs stand.
National League
American League

CINCINNATI. April 25.-St. Louis won
it's first game of the season from the Gin
cinnatis here to-day after fercely con-
tested battle of ten innings. The Cincin-
natis tied the score in the ninth and would
have again overtaken ST. Louis in the tenth
but for the bad coaching of Peitz, who was
held on third. Attendance LOO. Score:
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Earned runS-New York, ?; Brooklyn, ..
Two-base hits-Irwin, Kennedy. Three-base
hits-DOlan, Lauder, McCreery. First base
on errOrs-New York p Brooklyn. ]. Left
on bases-New York. Z; Brooklyn 6. Stolen
bases-Bowerman, Dahlen. Double plays
Ahearn and Irwin. Sacrifice hits-Dunn,
Hildebrand. Bases on balls-Of Newton. z;
off Kennedy, 3. Struck out-By Newton, g.;
by Kennedy, 2. Wild pitch-Newton. Time
2:05. Umpire-O'Day. Attendance-6S00.
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Leads Individual BOwlers in state
Tournament Contest.

Last night in the state bowling tourna-
ment individual bowling was done exelus-
lively and much interest was manifested.
w. c. Buddenbaum rolled the highest score
OF the evening, with Pearl Havelick Sec
ond and Albert Leap third. The scores:
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Two-base hits-Turner, Geier. billiard.
Stolen bases-Geier, Shay, Shannon %,
Lumley (2) Struck out-By Gribbins, ,; by
balls-On Gribbins. 3; off McNeal. 4. Hit by
pitched ball-By Mcneil, 1. Time-1:45. Um-
pire-O'Nei Attendance-sO0
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Earned runs-WashingtOn, s; Boston, ?
TwO-base hits-Keister, Wolverton (2),
Stahl, Parent, I.achance. Three-base hits
Delehanty, Carey, Warner, Hastings
Stolen DISQUALIFICATION, Delehanty. Cough
lin CD Double plays-COllins, Parent, La
chance. Balks-Townsend. l; Hastings, l.
Base on balls-On Townsend, ,; off Hust-
ings, s. Hit by pltcher-By Townsend, l.
STRUCK out-By Townsend, 4; by Hastings,
T. Left on bases-Wa shington, .; Boston,
S. Passed balls-Drill, ?. Time-2:05. I'M
nire-Sheridan
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Stolen base-Grim. Two-base hits-1art,
Meany, Lally, WilmOt, Werden. Three
base hits-Grim, Evans (2). Quillin, Phyle,
Quigley. Sacrifice hits - Lally. Mattress.
Innings pitched-By McMackin. Is; by
Coggswell, = 2-3. Hits made-On McMackin,
s: OF Coggswell 4. Struck out-By Nc
Mackin. 2. Bases on balls-Om Cogswell,
?; of Clarke, 3. Passed ball - Zalusky.
Time-l:54. Umpire-Tindell.
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LocaI Observations on FrIdnr.

Bar. Their. r II. Wind Weather. Pre-
a. m .29.97 SO 80 East. Cloudy 600
z p. m -2s.5l 50 40 South. Clear. OOO
Maximum temperature, 50; minimum tenn
perature. %
Comparative statement of the mean tenn
perature and total precipitation April 25:
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SAN FRANCISCO. April 25-George
Gardner was given the decision tonight
over Joe Walcott at the end of a twenty
round bout before the Yosemite Athletic
Club.
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Earned runS-BOStOn, D; Ph1IadeIphla, /.
Two-base hits-CoOley. Demont, Long,
Browne Three-base hit-Greminger. Sac
rifce hit-Kittridge. Stolen bases-Kitt-
ridge %. Hallman. Double plays-Childs
and Hulswitt; Barry and Doom. Left on
bases-BOston. 3; Philadelphia. 4. Bases on
balls-On White. 3 Hit by pitched ball
Kittridge Struck out-By Willis, 8; by
White. l. Wild pitch-Willis. Time-1:S5.
Observation-Disclosures
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Columbus Fielded wen.

COLUMBUS. O.. April 25.-Both teams
hit hard to-day, but Columbus played
superior game in the field and on the
bases. and won the third game OF the
Minneapolis series. Clarke's support weak
ened in the sixth. Attendance, 9l5. Score:
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THIS WEEKS BANK CLEARINGs.
Total ut indianapolis $0,366,074, an
Increase of 464 Per Cent

NEW YORK, April 25.-The following table.
compiled By Bradstreet. shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
April "a. with the percentage Of increase and de-
crease. compared with the corresponding week
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Innings Pitched-WiIliams. 9; Bracken 4;
Olmstead. 4.
Base Hits-Cn Williams. u; of Bracken.
s.; off Olmstead, 3.
Bases on Balls-Off Williams, 3: off
Bracken. 3; off Olmstead. =
Struck Out-By Bracken, 2; by Ohm
stead, 2
Two-base Hits-Kihm. Speer, Bracken,
Mcbride.
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one-sided Game at Madison.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal
MADISON, Ind, April 25-The Marions,
of this city and the Commercial club played
ball this afternoon and the former won by
the score of "A to ,.
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st. Pnul Had Luck.

TOLEDO, April 25.-St Paul had luck
with it to-day and made hits when they
were needed. Their errors were not costly
Score.
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Gear Was Easy for Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 25.-Louisville
defeated Kansas City in a smuggling match,
knocking Gear all over the lot. A catch by
Flournoy was the fielding feature. Attend
ance
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Cleveland. II: St Louis 2 Struck out-By
Wright, 5; by Reidy, g. Bases on balls-On
Wright. ?: off Reidy, ,. Time-l:50. I'M
pire-Carruthers
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Il. w. GROVE.

This name must appear on every box OF
the genuine Laxative Bromo- cuinine Tab
lsts. the celebrated Cold and grip Cure. Sc.
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II you buy one OF Kruse & Dewenter's
Furnaces you will have no trouble TO heat
your house next winter. 429 East WASH
ington street.
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Totals ....2 Q q IL l
Score by innings:
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DUNGAN'S ERRORS COSTLY
HIS FUMBLEs STARTED INDIANAPO-
LIS on WINNING ROAD.
milwaukee Held Lead for Half Inning
and Home Team Made Six-Other
Association scores.

indianapolis 7-Milwaukee :. g
Louisville ...1O-kansas City. q
Columbus -. 9-MinneapOlis q.
st. Paul. .....11-ToledO 1890.
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Totals. U. S.........s 6S5 159 526 Decrease. Sc
Outside New York.. 792. 5S4, 699 Increase. IS
"Not included in totals because containing
other items than cearngs.
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D;amond Dvoc Original and only reliable
OioHOhu DySS Beware of poor limitations.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-26

Denver. Col.....lApril 1000. O.O2 100000. I
Pueblo COL. Mar. % 0.46. 00O.OO 10000
Kan. Mar. 260.1S O.3f goo TOGO
Dodge City Kan April 1602S .0O00 900 600 600
Wichita. Kan. Mar 2602s OBS OOO.00I Z
Oklahoma. o T.iapril 140.50fi TOO0O0O.OO