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90. designed to promote their Interests.
The magnitude of the figures. IL was held
would be likely TO startle the average
agriculturlst and brighten him from par.
ticipation. y more modest plain received
Endorsement; a contemplated cooperative
alliance between three important orsan'
izations-the American Society or Equity
the Farmers National Cooperative Ex.
change, and the Producers and Consumers
Union. the latter a Tennessee organization:
These three will work together 10 the enc
of securing better returns for agricuturlsts
in the marketing of their products Inc
fact that American farmers have shown .
remarkable aptitude for cooperative ac-
tivities tells i'm favor of this movement Co
operative creameries and cheese factories
are old-estabished institutions i'm many
parts OF the country, and In California the
fruit exchanges have been strikingly sue.
cessful in advancing the interests OF pro.
ducers. Lately the cooperative movement
has tended 10 assume national dimensions
and much successful work of the kind 10
reported. Farm products have thus been
forwarded expeditiously TO the markets
where they were respectively N demand.
The union of interests just reported is in
accordance with this general tendenc-.
Possibly IL may achieve continental scope
and corresponding economic significance.
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Greenfield Takes Another Game.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENFIELD. Ind. sept. 20.-Green-
field defeated the Richmond Affords at
Spring Lake Park to-day in one of the pref
test games OF the season. Neither side
scored until the seventh. when Greenfield
batted in two Richmond tied the
score in the eighth and in Greenffeld's half
of the eighth the locals made two more,
which ended the scoring. Score:
r III r
Greenfield 80 o 30 . o. l
Richmond 90 o o o . % D
Batteries-Derrick and Cummins; Wal
lace and Gaar
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VILLA ms.

Sept. 26-Harvard at Cambridge.
Oct. 3-Laureate b. c. at Williamstown.
Oct. massachusetts A. c. at Williams
town.
Oct. 10-Columbia at New York
Oct. 17-Dartmouth at Newton Center.
Oct. 21-Tufts at Wiliamstown.
Oct. 24-SyracuSe at Syracuse.
Oct. 31-Brown at Providence.
Nov Hamilton at Wiliamstown
Nov. 7-Colgate at Williamstown.
Nov. H-Wesleyan at Middletown.
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Wade to Go to 1. L.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Sept. 0.-The
latest word from Frank Wade. who was
expected To be captain of the Indiana Nor
NAL football team, is that he will go to In
diana University. IL was known some time
ago that a special effort was being made
to get him to go to Indiana, but recently
he was heard from as intending TO return
TO the Normal.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals % 10 p 3

Runs-Dolan. Beckley (2), De Almond,
DAILY, Corcoran. Peitz 90, Ewing (2), Barry
(2), Gleason. Wolverton, Titus, Douglass,
Hulswitt. Earned Runs-Cincinnati Z:
Philadelphia, 2. Two-base hits-Dolan ca,
Ewing, Barry. Sacrifice hits-Daly, Glea-
son, Wolverton. Home run-Corcoran.
Stolen bases-Barry. Seymour. DAILY. Dou-
Bases on balls-Off Ewing 1; off Frazer, /.
Struck out-By Ewing. 3: by Frazer 2
Passed balls-Peitz (2), Roth. Left on
bases-Cincinnati, q Philadelphia, 4. Time
-1:25. Umpires-Hurst and O'Day.
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National League Standing.
National League Game To-day.
American League Games To-Day

Brooklyn at Pittsburi
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CINCINNATI, Sept 20.-The Cincinnatis
again broke even with the Philadelphia
to-day. Cincinnati played a loose game in
both contests, Corcoran being responsible
for the most of the runs of the visitors in
the first game. 1t was agreed between the
teams that the second game should be
called in the seventh inning. Attendance,
Il h12. Score of first game:
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Baseball Notes.

The Reserves had a game with the A. B.
C.s at Brighton Beach in the morning, and
defeated them, 16 TO 8.
Next Sunday the Reserves will begin a
series of three games with the Dusseldorf
ers at Brighton Beach.
The Indianapolis Marotts defeated the Ma
rions at Brighton Beach yesterday after
noon. The score was to 2. Thistle and
Latner were the battery for the winning
team
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Special TO the In1ianaroIIs JOURNAL.
HARTFORD CITY. Ind., Sept 3.-1he
contest for the championship OF the In
diana Lawn Tennis League grows more in
teresting each week Several Hartford City
players will be I'm the finish. and President
Joseph Van Cleve will be among them.
William Cronin. OF this city. Is also I'm fair
line 10 win the honor Recently he defeated
VIII Younge, OF Montpelier, 10 70 cro-
min recently won his match from Shlveley,
of Marion. by default James Monett- or
This city is also In the list OF top-notchers.
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SECOND GAME.

Runs-Dunleavy, Ryan, @. Moran. Dex-
ter CT, Cooley CD, Greminger, p. Moran,
Aubrey. Malarkey. Earned runs-St. Louis,
2; Boston, 2. Three-base hits-Smoot,
Cooley. Sacrifice hits-Dexter, p. Moran.
Double play-Dunleavy to Farrell Passed
bals-P. Moran, 2. Stolen bases-C. Moran.
Dexter (2). Abbatticchio CD. Hit by pitched
ball-By Moran, Malarkey. Wild pitch
Moran. Bases on balls-Off G. Moran, 10;
off Malarkey, /. Struck out-By Malarkey.
5; by Moran. 5. Left on bases-St. Louis,
Z; Boston, 10. Time-2:09. Umpires-Moran
and tombstone.
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Two-base MISLEADING, Leslie. kim.
Stolen base-Woodrun-
Sacrifice hits -Hogriever, Volz.
Bases on balls-Off Cristall, D; off Nolz, A.
Struck out--By Cristall. s: by Volz. 4.
Left on bases-Toledo, 3; indianapolis, 8.
Passed ball-Reisling.
Hit by pitcher-Hess-
Time-1:S0.
JImpire-Cunningham
Attendance-l.SO 500
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BelOft.

Oct. 10-Minnesota at, Minneapolis.
Oct. 17-Wisconsin at Madison.
Oct. 24-Michigan at Ann Arbor.
Nov. 7-Chicago at Chicago.
Nov. 26-Knox at Rock Island.
West Point.
Sept. 26-Colgate at West Point
Oct 3-Tufts at West Point
Oct 10-Dickinson at West Point
Oct. 17-Harvard at West Point.
Oct 24-Yale at West Point.
Oct 31-Vermont at West Point
Nov. 7-Manhattan at West Point
Nov. I-Ch.cago at West Point
Sept 2S-Cornell of Iowa
Sept. 29-Coe College.
Oct Estate Normal.
Oct 10-Drake University at Des Moines
Oct. 17-Minnesota at Minneapolis.
Oct 24-Grinnel.
Oct 31-Nebraska.
Nov. 6-Simpson
Nov. 14-Missouri at Columbia
Nov. 21-Illnois.
Nov. 26-Washington University at st.
Louis.
Nebraska.
Sept 19--Lincoln High School at Lincoln
Sept. 26-Grand Island College at Lincoln
Oct. 3-South Dakota University at Lin.
coin.
Oct. 10-Denver University at Denver.
Oct. 1l-Haskell Indians at Lincoln
Oct. 24-Colorado University at Lincoln.
Oct. 3l-Iowa University at Iowa City.
Nov. 7-Knox College at Lincoln
Nov. H-Kansas University at Kansas
City or Lawrence.
Nov. 2l-Belevue College at Lincoln.
Nov. 26-lllinois University at Lincoln
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pitcher. played with Logansport and O'Neil
and Warrender, two good Grand Rapids
men, added to Marion's strength. Score:
r II f
Logansport 20 o o 0 9 0 o. II 3
Marion ........ o o L %
Batteries-Moffit and Wilson; Merryman
and O'Neil. Attendance-9c0.
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Cleveland Did Not Appear.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Sept. 2o-The Chi
cago and Cleveland American League
teams were to play off postponed game
at Palace Gardens to-day, but the Cleve-
land team did not put in an appearance.
Chicago played a scrub team, and won by
a score of 10 2.
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south Bend win. Second Game.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Sept. 2o.-South
Bend again defeated the pennant winners
in the second of the post-scason series of
five. the score being to 8. Ostdeks injury
yesterday kept him out of the game and
forced Captain Myers to wear the mask
Alberts was poorly supported. President
Bement has officially proclaimed Fort
Wayne champions of the Central League
The attendance was 1870
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COLUMBUS MEET TO BEGIN.
Major DeImnr VIII Not Go Against Hi.
Record, as Announced.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. o.-The Grand
Circuit meeting will be resumed here to-
morrow after weeks intermission. over
100 horses are entered, the largest at any
Grand Circuit meeting ever held here All
the stables are filled, and il has been
found necessary TO erect tents 10 shelter
the overflow of horses Major Delmar will
not go against his record here, as an
nouncei. because OF objections from the
management Of the Empire City track.
which had a previous contract
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Hot Game Of Football.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD. Ind. Sept. 20.-The football
season in Elwood was opened to-day with
a tiercey fought game between the Ell
wood Lightweights and the Gas City
Tigers Neither side was able to score. al
though the ball was in the visitors terri
tory most of the time
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1924. Score first game:
Totals ....37 II q IA 1

'Batted for NJ. ONeil in the ninth.
Score by innings:
st. Louis .........1 0 2 0 o o-3
Boston -. ............1 o o o 2-7
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Runs-SlagIe. Jones. Browne. Mertes C2).
Babb GU, Lauder. Left on bases-Chicago.
S; New York, s. Two-base hits-Slagle.
Jones, Lauder (2), McGann. Mertes. Babb.
Bresnahan. Sacrifice hits-Bresnahan
Mertes. Stolen base-Mertes. Double play
Lauder and McGann. Struck out-By
Taylor. s: by McGinnity. /. Bases on balls
on Taylor. 2; OFF McGinnity, 9 Wild
pitch-Taylor. Time-1:5. Umpire-Emslie.
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Runs-Donlen Cd, DAILY, Hahn Gleason,
Wolverton, Titus to. Mailman, Douglass,
Hulswitt, Doom. Earned runs-Cincinnati,
>: Philadelphia. 4. Two-base hits-Gleason,
Hallman. Three-base hit-Titus Sacrifice
-Beckley. Balk-Mitchel. Left on bases
Cincinnati. s; Philadelphia. g. Bases on
balls-Off Hahn. 2; off Mitchell, g. Hit by
pitched ball-Hulswitt, Beckley. Doan.
Struck out-By Hahn. 1: by Mitchell l.
Passed balls-Fohn (2), Doom CD. Wild
pitches-Mtchell, 2; Hahn, 2 Time-1:55.
ITmpireS-O'Day and Hurst.
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COLUMBUS, o.. Sept 20.-Louisville shut
out Columbus to-day in the last game Of
the season. Akers. a new pitcher. was
tried out by Louisville. and he received
splendid support, four fast double plays
being mad" by the visitors. Attendance
100 Score
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Runs-Kerwin, Hart ~, Odwell. Earned
runs-Louisville. 2. Stolen bases-Brashear,
Clymer. Two-base hits-Hart, Odwell, Sui
Ivan (2). Double plays-Brashear TO Hart;
Sullivan to Brashear to Hart; Quinlan to
Brashear 10 Hart; Sullivan to Hart. Struck
out-By McMakin. 6: by Akers, 5. Base on
balls-Off McMakin, 3; off Akers, /. Time
-1:19 UmDire-Haskell.
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Upton, q; kOkOmO, q.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
TIPTON, Ind. Sept. 2o.-The Upton
Tigers defeated the kokcmo Wildcats in
fast and exciting game of football this
afternoon at the Athletic Park by score
OF TO @. The Upton team will meet the
Kokomo eleven at kokomo Thursday,
Sept. q.
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BREWERS SHUT OUT.


MILWAUKEE. Sept 2o.-Milwaukee was
shut out in the first game with Minneapolis
to-day, Williams pitching great ball until
injured In the eighth inning. Heavy hitting
won for Milwaukee i'm the last game. The
play OF both teams was wretched at times
but there were several brilliant plays made.
Scores:
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Fast Game at Dunkirk.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DUNKIRK, Ind. Sept 20.-The Model
Specials to-day outclassed Portland. Halls
three-bag hit in the eighth saved a shut
out for the visitors. Score:
RH T.
Model Specials ......4 o Dol 40 -l2 Is 4
Portland ..........O0 0O020-2
Batteries - Marie and Quinn; Taylor,
Waltz, Hall and Hartsell. Attendance
1,263.
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Southern League Results.

Memphis. 8; Atlanta, 9.
Shreveport, 10; Birmingham, 3.
New Orleans, 5; Nashville, 8.
New Orleans, D: Nashville, 6.
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Dartmouth.

Sept. 3O-Massachusetts State College at
Hanover, n. III.
Oct. 3-Holy Cross at Hanover. n. II.
Oct. 7-Vermont at Bennington.
Oct 10-Union at Hanover.
Oct. 17-Williams at Newton Center, Mass.
Oct 2EPrinceton at Princeton.
Oct 31-Wesleyan at Hanover.
Nov. 7-Amherst at Amherst.
Nov. l-Harvard at Cambridge.
Nov. 16-BrOwn at Manchester N. H.
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Brown.

Oct. 5--Wesleyan at Providence.
Oct. 10-Princeton at Providence.
Oct. 17-Pennsylvania at Philadelphia.
Oct. A-Harvard at Cambridge.
Oct. 31-Williams at Providence.
Nov. vermont at Providence.
Nov. A-Syracuse at Syracuse.
Nov. 26-Dartmouth at Manchester, n.
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Runs-Rothfuss CD. Hill CD, Nance 90
Butler CD, Gear. Geier. Shannon, Jackson
Schafer. Wheeler Two-base hits-Nance.
Butler. Gear. Geier. Schaeffer. Home run
-Schaffer. Sacrifice hit-HiIl. Stolen bases
Nance, Geier. Bases on balls-Of AlIo-
way. 2. Struck out-By Alloway, .: by
Bartos. .. Wild pitches-Bartos, > Passed
ball-Sullivan. Left on bases-Kansas
City. ;; st. Paul. s. Time-l:O5. Umpire
Collins.
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Totals ....29 pa 8
Score by innings:
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puu Ring Opened at Juare..

Ell PASO. Tex, Sept 2.-The new &c.
600 bull ring at Juarez. on the Mexican
border. was formally opened here to-day
I'm the presence OF 10000 people. chiefly
Americans. Six bulls were tortured and
nut to death and several horses were slain
by the bulls Cervera. the famous Spanish
bull fighter. is At the head Of the troupe.
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UnsIaub Sold to the Giants.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 20.-Third Baseman
Unglaub, of the Milwaukee American AS
ISOLATION baseball team, has been sold TO
purchase price has not as yet been given
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New York OutcIasses Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20-New York's play to-
day outclassed that of the locals in every
department of the game. McGinnity was
invincible excepting in one inning, when
half of the hits made off him scored Chi
Cages only runs. Attendance, 25, 800 Score:
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Won in the Last Inning.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind. Sept. 20.-It was pitch
ers battle with honors even till the last in
ming, when Sidney clinched the game.
Score:
Ri T.
Sidney .....0 o o 81 o
Muncie .......0 % 0 OIL
Batteries-Knepper and Nippert; Zook
and Haskell.
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Cooperation Among Farmers.

Boston Herald
The. farmers convention in Chicago did
not take kindly to the proposition for
sort Of farmers trust" in the shape OF a
great company with capital OF $780, ooo.-
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BY SUPERIOR PLAYING.
Kansas City Takes Two Games from
the Champions.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Sept. @.-Kansas
City won two games from st. Paul to-day
by superior all-round playing. st. Paul's
errors were costly i'm both games. Attend
ance, $500. Scores:
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Naval Cadets,

Oct. 10-Virginia at Annapolis
Oct. 14-Gallaudet at Annapolis
Oct Hutchinson at Annapolis
Oct. 24-Lafayette at Annapolis
Oct. 2S-Georgetown at Annapolis.
Oct. 31-Penn State at Annapolis.
Nov. New York Naval Militia at An
napolis.
Nov. 7-Washington and Jefferson at An
napolis.
Nov 1+Bucknell at Annapolis.
Nov. 21-Virginia Poly Institute at An
naDOliS
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and other cities. large number of profess
sional shots are entered. The tournament
will be by far the largest that has ever
been held in Indianapolis or this part of the
State
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TWO GAMES FOR BOSTON
CARDINALS GIVE A SORRY ExHIBI-
TION OF BALL PLAYING.
Mike O'Ncil Hit Hard i'm the First
Texas Youth Tried Out and Makes
"a LamcntabIe Failure.

Philadelphia. s: Cincinnati. i...........13,51S
Cincinnati, 10; Philadelphia, 7..........
Boston, q; 81. LOUIS, 3....................lO,-o
Boston, 5; St Louis. 3..................
New York, o; Chicago, 2.................25,9o 800
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Logansport Defeats the League Team
from Marion.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
LOGANSPORT. Ind. Sept. 2O.-Logans-
port defeated the Marion League team this
afternoon MONT. South Bends league
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FIRST GAME.

Runs-Hill %. Nance t2). Butter. Lewee
CD Geier. Shannon. Jackson, Flournoy.
Corbett. Two-base hits-Nance (2), Butler,
90, Wheeler Bases on balls-Of Gibson, 8;
of Corbett 3 Struck out-By Gibson, 4: by
Corbett, s. Wild pitches-Gibson. 1; Cor
bett l. Passed ball--Pierce. Left on bases
Kansas City. 10: st. Paul, :. Time-2:3S.
acknowledgements.
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4 OtaIS ----so 7 = IT
Score by innings .

Runs Ganley, Unglaub. Hemphill
Schlafey. Mueller, Maloney, Oyler 90, Nc
Intyre.> Two-base hits-McIntyre. Spooner.
DOnahue. Cnglaub, Dunieavy. Bases on
balls-Of Stimmel. /; off Mcdonald. 3; off
Mueller l. Struck out-By Stimmel, 2: by
Mcdonald, 2: by Mueller. T. Double play
bases-Milwaukee I: Minneapolis, !. Umpire
-Mullane. Time-l:40.
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At Capital City Park.

The indianapolis Grays defeated the
Washingtons at Capital City Park yester-
day. The same teams play next Sunday.
Score:
RH f
Grays .......0 o l 2 IS IL 3
Washingtons % 0 0 0 0-3 4
Batteries-wagner and Garringer; Tincher
and Hens.
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RunS-Sm00t I'd, Brain, DeNter, NC
Creery, Abbatticchio, Cooley, Greminger,
Willis, Aubrey. Earned runs-St. Louis, 2;
Boston, 4. Two-base hits-Dexter, Gre
minger. ]. O'Neil. Three-base hits-Cooley.
Dunleavy. Sacrifice hit-Carney. Double
play-Brain, Farrell and Ryan. Stolen
Off Carney, /: off O'Neil. g. Struck out
BY Carney, =; by ONeil, 2. Left on bases
St Louis, s; Boston, T. Time-1:43. UNI
pires-Johnstone and Moran.
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1: by Mcdonald. 9 Double play-Martin
and Spooner. Left bases-Milwauk ee.
s; Minneapolis, 10. Umpire-Mullane. Time
LES. Attendance-2.500.
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ADDITIONAL SCHEDULES.


On Sunday the Journal published the
football schedules of Shortridge High
School, Manual Training High School, Pur-
due, Indiana, De Paw, Franklin. Hanover,
Earlham, Rose Polytechnic. Wabash. Illi-
nois, Chicago, Wisconsin, Michigan. Mime
sofa, Northwestern, Yale. Harvard, Prince
ton, Pennsylvania, Cornell and Columbia.
The schedules of West. Dartmouth, Brown,
Amherst, Carlisle Indians, Williams, Naval
Cadets, Beloit, Nebraska and Iowa will be
found below:
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Easy for RushviIle.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RUSHVILLE, Ind. Sept. 20.-The X. f.
M. ball team, of indianapolis, proved easy
for Rushville this afternoon. Score:
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Aurora Put Up a Better Game.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
AURORA. Ind. Sept. 20.-The Rangers OF
Covington, KY. put up a good game, but
were beaten. Score:
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Batteries-Thompson and Morgan; CO
ner, Parsons and Holloway.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind. Sept. a.-Matthews bat
ted Cole all over the lot to-day. and his
support was the raggedest given an Elwood
pitcher this season. Score:
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Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Washington.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. POST. Louis lost both
games of a double-header here to-day to
Boston. Mike O'Neill. the Cardinal twirler.
was hit hard throughout and was poorly
supported in the field. Moran, a Texas
youth, essayed to pitch the second game,
and he gave as raw an exhibition
as was ever charged up to a major league
recruit. giving ten passes to first base. At
tendance. 10. "a. Score first game:
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Amherst.


Sept. 23-Dickinson College at Carlisle.
Sept. 26-Gettysburg at Carlisle.
Sept. 30--St. Marys at Carlisle.
Oct. 3-Bucknell at Willamsport.
Oct. 7-Bloomsburg at Carlisle.
Oct. 10-Franklin and Marshall at Lancas-
ter.
Oct. 17-Princeton at Princeton.
Oct. 2ESwarthmore at Carlisle.
Oct. 31-Harvard at Cambridge.
Nov. 7-Georgetown at Georgetown.
Nov I-Pennsylvania at Philadelphia
Nov. 21-Virginia at Norfolk.
Nov. 26-Northwestern at Chicago.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-02-13

Continued on page g.
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BRANDING STATE PROPERTY
State Board of Charities and COrrec-
tiops Requires Branding Of
States Property,

Pierre, Feb. 6.-Hon. W. e, Tin.
ton, OF the state board Of charities
and Corrections, calls attention to the
fact that the provisions Of house bill
number 9, which passed the house
Tuesday, have been in consonance
with the requirements of the board
Tor nearly two years past. The heads
of all Of the charitable and penal in
situations have been required to
mark. brand or stencil every article
OF the states property at the various
institutions to identify it as such
and this prevails down to the smallest
article OF utility.
Another rule which the board has
established is to prohibit the en-
ployment of the relatives of the heads
OF institutions in any department of
the work coming under the super
vision OF the lead OF the institution.
In many cases the wife or other
members Of the family takes the
place Of counselor and adviser with
the husband Or father who is at the
head OF the place, but such action
must come from a natural interest
in the success OF the work in which
he is engaged and for which he is