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BEN ADKINS Is LUCKY.
Gets n Winning Start and Wins the
Handicap at Nfnlocb.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1S-Ben Adkins with
running start and good luck. won the fea-
ture of to-day's card at Kinloch Park.
Rainland, heavily weighted, was made the
favorite i'm this event. He had no chance
from where to get off. Ben Adkins showed
the way the distance, winning by two
lengths from Fenian, the outsider in the
betting, which beat Hugh MCGOWAN, sec
ond choice. a length. Track fast. Sum-
maries:
First Race-Six and one-half furlongs:
Temptress. 100 (George). is TO 5. won; Sting.
los (BridwelD. TO 1, second; Eliza Cook.
107 CIV. Watson), 16 to !, third Time, 1:221z
Second-Six furlongs: Sid Silver. jog (Hle-
gins), to i, won; Stub. 107 Cd. AUSTIN. u
to ], second; Mimo, Ill Fogg), to l. third.
Time, Ills.
Fugurtha. 103 QIowelD, IL to 2, won; Ladas,
ITO (Higgins). TO /, second; Una Price. lO0
&C. Bonnerl, IL TO 1, third Time, -
Fourth-Six furlongs; handicap; Ben Ad.
kns, 100 (Higgins), Q 10 !, won; Fenian, -
ID Austin). 1e to ], second; Hugh Nc
Gowan, 80 (Bridwell), TO i, third. Time.
lis.
Fifth-Seven and one-hslf furlongs: NAL
lory, 101 &C. Bonner), TO ]. won; Nearest.
10 (Higgins), TO 5, second; Hottentot. los
CFauntleroy). so TO !. third Time. ISL.
CHiggins), to l. won: Irish Jewel. loo CIV
Watson). to l. second; Montana Peerless,
81 (Bybe). 10 to ], third. Time. 1:45H.
Kinloch entries for Wednesday:
First Race-Fiye aud one;half furlonss; sell.
ing: Mayor Miller. Bandilio. Alcom r.. -:
Phillada, Frank Collins, 104; Tampa drome, 1ol;
Dons ivaro &C. Mendon. 108 Easter walters.
Our Lille, 80; Burrows, lo7; The Frisco Line,
100; Quaker Girl. 105: DIR. Cartledge. Jos.
Second-Six furlongs Detest, Irene Mac Dolly
Gray, Kings Lady. 10; ID. l.. Moore. ~: NAL
lory us; Theory Siah. Mabel Wynn, Miss An-
brey. III; Judge Rankin. Harry Beck, Joe Goss.
Jake Weber. 1l9
Thrd-One mile and one-sixtecnth. selling
Florries, KingsteIle. IS; Eugene :. 80: False.
100: Ottoncay. Axares. Warner. los; DIR. Hart.
Kitty Clyde. JOG: Banco l03; Dawson. 100.
Fourth-Sx furlOngs. handicap: Optional
Santa Ventura, So Uranium. 80: Kindred. los;
Frank Bell. l09 Elastic. III
Fifth-Onr mile and seventy yards: Hindi. IS.
Linden Ella, Pirateer. IS; Ada ", Golden Gilt
ter. 103: Flintlock. los.
Sixth--One mile and one-quarter selling: Jena.
81: Glass Leader, S. Marcos. 81; Meddlesome.
100; Satin Coat. l01. south Breeze I02 Sir Philip
SydEey, Pamplona. 103: Gin Spray. Baronet lOJ.
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'Batted for Gibson In the ninth.
Score by innings:

Totals --.-s5 s "a Totals ....4s 1s :
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ndance. 2.lOO.
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fast field work. The visitors played snap
by game, but could not find Allemang when
hits meant runs. Score.

Totals ....34 IL "a Is 3
Cco~a hx- ippipo-.
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American League Standing.
American League Games To-Day.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.

DETROIT. Aug. 1S.-Detroit lost the
double-header to New York to-day giving
the visitors fourth place. The first game
was sharply played and honestly won.
Chesbro and Donovan had a duel and
Chesbro won by shutting out the locals.
Cancels two-bagger and Williams single
scored the only run. Crawford made SEN
sational running catch off CANCEL. The sec
ond game was a snap for New York. De-
troit used three pitchers and could not
hit Tannehill. The locals were beaten from
the start and never had chance. Scores:
First game:
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READY FOR AUTO MEET
BARNEY OLDFIELD AND TOM COOP
Err PULL INTO kOKOMO.
Greatest Event Of the Kind i'm
the State.

Special to the indianapolis Journal:
KOKOMO, Ind, Aug. 1S-Barney Old
field and Tom Cooper, with their Red
Devil and ma &c., pulled in here tonight
ready for the automobile races in Kokomo
Thursday. Cooper and Oldfield will be in
two races. a five-mile contest for a purse
of $1,000 and mile race for the worlds
record on a half-mile track. There will be
four other events given by manufacturers
with liberal purses. 1t will be the greatest
auto meet ever seen in Indiana.
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WINS RACE BY A NOSE
HARGIs TAKES HANDICAP AFTER a
STRUGGLE WITH GLAssFuL.
They Fight Ia Out Down the stretch
Results of the Hawthorne and
kfnIoch Races.

CHICAGO. Aug. 13.-In one OF the most
exciting finishes OF the year Hargis won
the mile handicap. the feature at Haw-
thorne to-day. Ii took the best efforts OF
Helgesen. however. 10 land :he Corrigan
horse the winner by nose over Glassful.
the struggle lasting from the head OF the
stretch TO the wire. Glassful was a heavily
backed favorte. being pounded from to L
down to to >. Weather clear and warm;
track good. Summary:
First Race-Four and one-half furlonEs:
Liberty Bell 112 (Otis), Is TO ]. won; My
Gem, IL lAdkinsl, u 10 5. second: Fox
Lake, lis Oh. Phillips), 100 10 1. third. Time,
80 Is.
second-Six furlongs: Rag Tag. 100 fAd-
kins) to J. won; saEdins' 100 2,Htelse Sc
], third. Time. lila %.
Third-Mile Hargis. 112 OHelgesen). to =
won: Glassful. lol lAdkins), 10 ?: second;
Linguist. l03 Oh. Phiilips), TO i, third.
Fourth-Miie and three-eighths: Bond
age. 80 (Robbins). 10 l. won; Bessie Nc
McGurk, LOG (Adkins), Is TO ). third. Time.
2:22 3-5.
Fifth-one mile and seventy yards: Floyd.
Bonner), IL to l. second: Mezzo. 81 III. Phil
lips). TO /. third. Time, LAC 3-5-
Sixth-Six furlongs: Martinmas. loI IS.
| deriy). 10 to 1. second: First Chip, 40 CIel-
| gesen, even, third. Time, lis
Hawthorne entries for Wednesday:
First Race-Five furlongs. selling: Rusk. 1Cs:
Mat Dunn, Charlie Slade ]. w. 0'Nei 10t:
| Durbar Apollinaris. Louise Meining, Shaitan.
Away Right. lol: Reqnimis. &C. Bsnwell. Deter
mnation. 9s: Dorice. Monis, Ellie. %.
Second-Steepiechase. short course. handicap:
Ceylcn, leo: Paulaker: IA; Anchore li2; Fsi-
/ ella, 40: Indian III. 1S6; Oliver Nc. 100
Thrd--Six furloags Skillful, 10; Beau Or
| monde 10I; Sylvia Talbot, los: A. ID. Gibson.
| Toah. 104: Wanna Moinen. LEtrenne, i02: ST.
| Minor 1O0 Oronte, 81: Glenric. 81.
| Fourth-Handicap, mile and one-sixteenth:
Bragg. 1o7; The Giver. Narte Nichte. los; HUI
| Yah. 90; Orsini. IS.
Fifth-One mile and seventy yards selling:
| Meehanus, Headwater. l09: Larry Wilt. To-:
Cornwall. los: Fonsoucs. Louisville, Carat. Do
madge Silver Fizz. lo4: Moabina. I0s: Kunja
| lei; c. y. Campbell Bard OF Avon, io1: Frivol
Pronta, 81.
113; Prince Silver Wings Flo Bob. Auditor, J.
| y. Mayberry English Lad Ill: Witchcraft, l03;
| Tootsie Mack, Don Domo. Grangeman. 100.
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Fourth. Time. 1855 Is Kramer was
stunned by being thrown against post
and received several cuts and bruises, but
his injuries are not regarded dangerous
BOSTON, Mass, Aug. Rim one-hour
paced race Hugh Mclean defeated
James r. Moran and Benny Munroe at
Charles River Park tonight. He covered
forty-eight miles. three laps. and MuDroe
made forty-six miles and three laps
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Runs-Burkett, Anderson ?: Wallace, L.
Cross, Seybold. Murphy. NJ. Cross. Earned
Runs-St. Louis. 2. Philadelphia. T. Two
Base Hits-Anderson, ?; Seybold, Murphy
Sacrifice Hiis-Hill. 2: Heidrich. Double
Piay-Wright. Wallace and Anderson
Triple Playwright, Wallace and Ander-
son. Passed Ball-Schreck. Stolen Bases
--Burkctt. Hartsel. Wild Pitches-Wright,
?. Bases on Balls-Off Wright. 4: of wad-
dell, ;. Struck Out-By Wright. 5: by Wsd-
dell L.. LET. on Bases-St. Louis. II: Phil
adelphia, T. Time, i:55. Umpire-Pears.
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Game.

Runs-Gear ca, Nance, Durham. Arnd..
Smith, Clingman. Raymer. Bannon. Two
base hits-Nance. Grady (2), Bannon.
Threc-base hits-Gear. Mellor. Sacrifice
hits-Grady. Turner. Stolen bases-MelIor.
Smith. Raymer. Double play-Gear to
Nance to Leewc. Bases balls-Om Dun
ham, 5; off Dorner, 4. Struck out-By Dur
ham. 2: by Gibson, 4; by Dorner. g. Hit by
pitched ball-By Durham L. Innings
pitched-By Durham, 6i5: by Gibson. 3D.
Hits-Of Durham. s; off Gibson. /. Left on
bases-Eansas City, 3: Columbus, 10 Time
IFS. Umpire-Cunningham. Attendance
Il. 300.
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Runs-Holmes, Callahan, Magoon, VIII
son. Left on bases-Chicago, s; Washing
ton, 3. Two base hits-Holmes, Setback,
Wilson. Sacrifice hts-Isbell, 2; Magoon,
Tannehill. Stolen bases-Callahan, Robi.
son. Double. plays-Tannehill. unassisted;
Tannehill, Isbell, Tannehill, Magoon. Struck
out-By Patterson, 3. Bases on balls-On
Patterson, 8; off Wilson /. Time-1:15. Um-
pire-Connolly
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Thomas Shea was selected umpire to
succeed Qualters. who has left the city on
vacation. Shea will umpire the game
between the kahns and Y. NJ. /. at Fair
view Park next Sunday. Ollie Chill will
officiate at Garfield Park. where the Was
sons and Harmon-Hall will play. The At
kins and Adams Express team will cross
bats at the Capitol City Park, where
Queisser will umpire.
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MARION. Ind, Aug. 1S.-Cogswelrs tri


FORT WAYNE. Ind. Aug. 1S-Fort
Wayne took an easy one from Grand Rapids
to-day Gardener was very effective, while
Simonton was hit hard and received poor
support Score:
Il III T.
Fort .Wayne 20 o o 3 s-S Is ;
Grand Rapids...1 o % D 0 0-3 5 5
Observation-Disclosures and Ostdeik; Simon
ton and O'Neil.
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Runs-Farrell, Smoot. Dunlcavy. Burke.
Brain CD, Ryan. Brown. Strang CD. Dobbs,
Doyle, Dahlen, McCrecry. Earned runs-St.
Louis /; Brooklyn. 1. Left on bases-St.
Louis. 6; Brooklyn, IL. Two-base hits
Hackett, Smoot, Dobbs, Strang. Three-base
hit-Brown. Stolen base-Dobbs. Double
play-Brain to Hackett. First base on er-
rors-St. Louis, =: Brooklyn. ]. Bases on
balls-Off Jones. >: off Brown. 4. Sacrifice
hits-Farrell. Rhoades, Burke. Jordan.
Struck out-By Jones, 5: by Brown, 2. Wild
pitch--Jones. Time-1:56 Umpire-Hurst.
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TWO FOR THE SENATOR'S.
Columbus Takes Kansas City Into
Camp I'm n DOuble-Header.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 1s.-Kansas
City and Columbus played a double-header
to-day, the visitors winning both. In the
first game Durham shut out Columbus for
six innings, but was knocked out i'm the
seventh. Kansas City played wretchedly all
around in the second game Scores:
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Runs-Flick. ajoie. Dougherty (2), Col
Inns. c. Stahl CD. Freeman, Parent La
chance, Ferris, Young. Earned runs-Bos-
ton. Z. First on errors-Boston, l. Two
base hits-Bradley. Freeman. Parent.
Dougherty, c. Stahl Three-base hits
Lajoie, Flick, Parent Sacrifice hits-Far-
rell. Collins. Dougherty. Double plays-Mc-
Carthy to Lajoie; Ferris to Lachance
Bases on balls-On Donahue, l; of Young,
l. Left on bases-Cleveland. 5: Boston 4.
Struck out-By Donahue. 1: by Young g.
Time of game-1:io Umpire-Sheridan. At
tendance-S924
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Runs-Conroy, CD, Keller, Williams. Nc
Farland, Tannehill, CD, Barrett Earned
run-New York, ]. Two base hits-Conroy,
Williams. Sacrifice hits-Lush, Davis.
Stolen bases-Conroy, Keller, Mcfarland.
Bases on balls-Off Stopec, (2); off Mullen,
(3), off Tannehill. ID. Hit by pitcher-By
Tannehil. 1. First base errors-Detroit.
g; New York, 2. Left on bases-Detroit, s.:
New York, 9. Struck out-By Mullen. g. by
Tannehill 2. Double plays-McAllister un-
assisted; O'Connor to CANCEL to Conroy;
Williams TO Elberfeld to Cancel Time
200. Umpire-O Loughlin. Attendance 3, 931.
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KERWIN TO BE A RED.
Tebeau Trades His Fast Outfielder to
the Cincinnati Team.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 1s.-George
Tebeau, manager and owner of the Louis
vile team, made the announcement to-
night that he traded Dan Kerwin to Gin
cinnati and that the rightfielder would join
the Cincinnati team at the close of the
American Association season. Mr.. Tebeau
refused TO state which of the Cincinnati
win, but said the player would join Louis
vile next season
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Runs-Rothfuss, Grady. Gibson, Arndt (2).
Ciingman. Bannon, Turner (o. MeIlor.
Roach, Berger ca. Two-base hits-Nance'
Rothfuss. Smith, Bannon, Mellor, Berger.
Three-base hit-Arndt Home run-Turner
Sacrifice hit-Raymer. Stolen bases-Roth-
fuss Roach. Arndt Bases on balIs-On
Coons, 8; off Berger, 4. Struck out-By
Coons. >: by Gibson. A.. Hit by pitched bail
by Berger. /. Innings pitched-By Coons
Az; by Gibson. AZ: by Berger. Sis: by Me-
Mackin. n. Hits-On Coons. 10; of Gibson
S: of Berger. I; off McMackin. /. Left on
bases--Kansas City, s: Columbus. 10. Time
gee. Umpire-Cunningham. Attendance
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CHICAGO. Aug. 1S.-The home of Rome
Respass. owner OF the race horse Dick
WelIes. in Harlem, entered to-day by
burglars, who secured $1,000 I'm cash and
diamonds. The loss is about equally divid-
ed between Mr.. Respess and Jockey DOM
mick, who lives with Respasx
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CYCLIST Is BADLY HURT.
Frank Kramer Thrown from His Ma
chine Against a Post.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Aug. ls.-In a
championship ten-mile race of professional
riders at the Coliseum tonight Frank
Kramer was badly hurt in a spill with
King and John BedeII. liver Lawson won:
Root second. Mcfarland third ami Fem
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BROOKLYN, Aug. 1S-St. Louis finally
won game here to-day, defeating the
Brooklyns by the score of to 8. Although
batted hard, Jones would have won his game
but for the poor fielding of McCreery.
Brown also was hit hard, but was lucky.
Manager Donovan was too i'll to play. and
Rhoadcs was in his place in right field. At
tendance. 500. Score:
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Runs-Kelley, Seymour (2), Dolan, Beck
ley. DAILY, Corcoran. Earned runs-Cincin-
natl 6. Left on bases-New York, 3; Gin
cinnati, 6. Two-base hits-Kelley, Dolan,
Beckey, DAILY, Corcoran Sacrifice hit
Steinfeldt Stolen base-Lauder. First base
on errors-New York, 2. Base on balls-Of
McGinnity. /. Struck out-By McGinnity,
8: by Cronin. /; by Ewing. 5. Time-1:40.
Umpires-Emslie and Moran. Attendance
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Southern League Results.

Memphis. 3; New Orleans, 5.
Birmingham, 2; Montgomery, 0.
Birmingham, i; Montgomery, 0.
Little Rock, s; Shreveport, ,.
Nashville, q; Atlanta, 4.
Atlanta, 4; Nashville, /.
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WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. 1S-Wheeling
defeated Evansville to-day i'm a ten-inning
smuggling match. both John Fox and Good
win being batted freely. Score:
r III T.
Wheeling II o 0 1000 L Is 16 2
Evansville ...3 q o o o O-5 13 /
Batteries-John Fox Shannon and
Shriever; Goodwin and Cross.
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Runs-Ganley (2). Earned run-Milwau-
kee, i. Two-base hits-Donahue. Hemphill.
Ganley. Three-base hit-Donahue Stolen
bases-Smith, Kleinow, Ganley (2). Bases
Struck out-By Elliott, 6: by McGill, T.
Left on bases-Milwaukee. 6; Toledo, z.
Umpire-Mullane. Attendance-G00. Time
1:35.
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Runs-Shannon ca. Jackson, Schaefer.
Higgins. Allemang, Kerwin. Odwell. Earned
runs-St. Paul. 3: Louisville, l. Two-base
hits-Geier. Higgins, Jackson, White Home
run-Kerwin. Sacrifice hit-Jackson. Stolen
bases-Schaefer 81, Shannon (2), Jackson,
Higgins, Odwell. Bases ballS-On
Walker. 4; off Allemang. l. Struck out-By
Walker 4: by Allemang, 5. Left on bases
St. Paul, 10; Louisville, 10. Time-2:05. At
tendance-2,054. Umpire-Haskell.
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EARNED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3.
Two-base Hits-Martin Mcdonald. Nc
Intyre.
Bases on Balls-Of X. Williams, 4: off
Il. Williams. 4.
Struck Out-By r. Williams, 3: by T.
Williams, ).
Sacrifice Hits-Marcan Tamsett
Stolen Bases-Hogriever go, Heydon.
Woodruff. Coulter.
Wild Pitch--R. Williams. l.
Left on Bases-Minneapolis, 10; Indian
apolis, 3.
Umpire-Foreman.
Time-2:0O.
Attendance-1,250.
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Terre Haute Victorious.

DAYTON, o., Aug. S.-In long drawn
out game to-day Terre Haute defeated
Dayton. Score:
III z
Dayton .......0 o o . o. IA
Terre Haute 0 0 o 0 Oil 16 .
Batteries-Bonnett, Mullen and Fox;
Smith and Richardson.
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Runs-Ciarke. Scoring. Lever. Earned
Runs-Pittsburg. 2. Two-Base Hits-Se-
bring. Phelps. Stolen Rases-Carney. Dou-
BILE Piays-Dexter and Moran: Wagner.
Ritchey and Bransfield. First on Balls-On
Willis. 1: OF Lever, 1. Struck Ouf-By
Willis f. by Lever, ;. Passed Balls
Phelps. Time-1.3 Cmpire-Johnst0ne-
Attendance-e.2s5.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-Timely hitting won
for the locals to-day The visitors hit the
ball hard, but in three different innings
with men on bases, lined straight to Tan
nehill, resulting i'm three double plays. At
tendance. 300 Score:
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.


At a meeting of the Commercial League
at the Grand Hotel last night tie stand
ing of the clubs was satisfactorily ar
ranged by President Frank G.. Lowry and
representatives of the various clubs. The
standing decided on follows:
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Lost the Final Game.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1S.-St. Louis lost the
final game of the series with Phladel-
phia. Waddell pitched for the visitors and
while hit freely he was effective with men
on bases. A triple play was the fea-
ture Attendance. 200
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HOLSTERS TAKE A GAME
THEY PUT UP a BRILLIANT ExHIBI-
TION WITH THE MILLERS.
Hogrieyer Steals Home-Ffelding and
Base Running of the Indianapo-
lis Team Is superb.

Indianapolis. 3; Minneapolis, 5..........1, go
Columbus, 5; Kansas City. 4..............1, zoo
Columbus, IL: Kansas City, 3............
st. Paul, s; Louisville, 2.............205
Milwaukee, 2; Toledo, 0................... COO
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NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-The last game of
the series between New York and Cincin-
natl to-day resulted in another victory for
the visitors, and i'm a wonderful pitching
feat on the part of Ewing. He not only
shut out his opponents, but allowed them
only one hit. The home team played bril-
liantly in the field, but could do nothing in
the face of such pitching. McGinnity was
knocked out of the box in the eighth, and
Cronin took his Mace. The score:
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CLEVELAND. Aug. 1s.-Cleveland's win
ming streak was broken by Boston to-day
Young Il puzzle with men on bases
while Donahue was hit hard. Score:
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BOSTON. Aug. 13.-By superb pitching
Lever shut out Boston to-day. Willis kept
Pittsbrrg hits fairly well scattered and
both pitchers were well supported. ~
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MAKES A THREE-BAGGER WITH
THE BASES FILLED.
south Bend Defeats MariOn-Terre
Haute Wins from Dayton i'm
Long Game.


Central League Games To-day.
Evansville at Wheeling.
Terre Hatue at Dayton.
South Bend at Marion.
Grand Rapids at Fort Wayne.
MARION. Ind, Aug. B.-Cogswell's triple
with three men on bases won a pitchers
battle for South Bend. Score:
r III T.
Marion ..O o O o % .
South Bend =. o. o > o o o O-3 . .
Batteries-Merriman and Hurbert; Maf-
fit and Andrews.
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A..ocintfon Standing.


Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
Louisville at st. Paul.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
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MILWAUKEE, Aug. 1s.-Elliott's pitch
ing and great support shut out Toledo to-
day by a score of to 0. Donahues bat
ting was the feature Score:
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fSuHS-Ganzel. Earned run-NeW 1Ofk, L.
Two base hits-GanZel, ChesbrO. Sacrifice
hit-Donovan. Stolen bases-Conroy, Keller.
Base balls-Off Donovan, i. First on
erros-Detroit, 1. Left on bases-Detroit, 6;
New York, 3. Struck Out-By Donovon, 6;
by Chesbro, 5. Double plays-Wiliams to
Camel; Donovan, Long to Carr. Passed
ball-Buelow, /. Time-1:S0. Umpire
OLoughlin.
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Giants Play Brilliantly i'm the Field,
but Are POwerless to Find the
BalI-Pirates Win Again.
National League Standing.

National League Games To-Day.
Cincinnati at Boston.
PittsbuTg at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-30
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