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second battle. They opened or kelium Tor
a double and a single and poor support
back of him gave the visitors four runs.
Geier hit for two bases ana Shanno .ssort
out a bunt. Fox booted Jacksons EFFORT
and Geier scored. Schaefer went out on a
foul TO Tamsett. Higgins forced Jackson
and the crowd became encouraged. heLey
hit TO O'Brien, who made a miserable throw
TO Kihm, Shannon and Higgins scoring anu
Kelley going TO second. Wheeler walked
and on O'Brien's second error and a tumble
of Pierce's chance, Kelley scored PIERCE
was caught trying 10 steal.
The Hoosiers could do nothing win Ale
mans curves in the last half OF the hrst.
The Saints added one in the second on
singles by GER and Shannon and Jackson's
out at first. One more tally was credlteo
TO St. Paul in the third on singles by
Higgins. Wheeler and Allemang.
In the meantime the Hoosiers mad sized
Allemang's curves but had been unable 10
make the circuit. Heydon hit TO deep cen,
ter for three bases in the fourth ann
and Tamsett flew out. This Saints were held
safe in the fifth.
The Hoosiers raised hopes in the last OF
the fourth by securing a quartet OF tallles.
KelIum and Kihm singled. Fox hunted and
Kelley dropped Allemang's throw, ming
the bags. Hogrievers single scored hellum
and Kihm- Woodruff sacrificed and Hey
don's single sent Fox and Hogriever home,
Heydon going 10 second on the throw 10
the plate. Coulter hit a fly to short center
and Heydor thinking there were two outs,
started toward third. Higgins caught the
fly and doubled Heydon at second.
The Saints last tally came in the sixth.
Shannon hit TO left for three bases ana
woodruff dropped Coulter's throw permit
ting shannon TO go home.
Matters became lively in the seventh
and the Hoosiers made one. Fox ana hog
rieyer beat out infeld hits. Woodruff sac
rifced and Heydon's hit scored Fox. Coul-
ter flew to Geier and Hogriever was caught
trying to score. The Hoosiers FAILED
TO score in the eighth and after
the Saints were retired an the ninth
came the sensational finish in the last half
which won the game for Indianapolis.
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Bottle Water Dear Mt Metz.

BERLIN, Sept. "a bottle of water at
Metz. e-Lorraine. cost nearly as much
as a bottle of sparkling Moselle. Most or
the bottled waters in storage in
Germany are ON their way to Metz. 40 meet
the demand caused by the complete shut
down o. the city water supply The day
has been exceptionally hot and the ami
mails suffered greatly. Water Was brought
from ~neighboring cities in barrels and was
distributed in carts. The population at
Metz Will probably be compelled 10 go
without baths until Tomorrow. when the
distribution OF water will be resumed from
the cleaned reservoirs.
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National League Games To-Day.

Boston at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Brooklyn at New York.
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Zeigler Paid $1,000 for a Yearling.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The last of the
yearlings from the McGrathiana and Oak
wood studs were sold a. S~heepshead Bay
to-day and the best prices of the sale were
realized. III. NJ. Zeigler paid $3,1O0 for the
son Of Longstreet-Suisun. The half brother
of Dick Wells was sold to r. j. Healy for
s., 600. He is by Lamplighter. The other
best sales were b. f., by Imp. Pirate Of
Penzance-Queen Isabella. NJ. d. Miller. ST.
$50; b. c., by Imp. Pirate of Penzance-
Quetta, p. Dunno. $1,000; imp. black, or b..
c., by Dinina Forget (English)-Imp Rose
Margorie, H.. NJ. Zeigler, $1,000; CHI. c., by
Sir Dixon-St. Veronica. Clay Brothers, s.
500: b. f., by Sir D~iXon-Sallie McCleliand.
Z; l.. Graves. $500; Oh. T.. by Clip the Friar-
Sister Monica, f. l.. Graves, $3.50; CHI. C.,
by Luke Blackburn-Sister Tenny, NJ. ID.
Miller, $1,000; CHI. c., by Imp. Pirate of PEN
z~ance-Squeeze, c. Cox. LOO; CHI. c.. by Imp.
Pirate of Penzance-Tamsmania. J. Smith,
1900; b., or br. C., by Lamplighter-Th III
Empress, NJ. ID. Miller. 81, $50; ch. G, by
Octagon-Thrifty. A. Belmont. $500; b.. c..
by Imp. Woolstrope-Zelica, 7. j. Healy,
80 600.
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*Batted for Bohannon in ninth.
Score by innings:
Louisville ......... / o % 0 I 0 / 1 "a
Minneapolis ....... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 E6
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WHEELING, Sept. 3.-Wheeling shut out
Marion to-day in an errorless game. Score:
+
Wheeling .......2 0 0 @ o o o o - s 0
Marion ..........0 0 U @ o o o o 90 S 0
Batteries: Rossin and Klintworth; Meyers
and JeSsup.
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Wins the Handicap mt DeImar by a
Neck from First mason.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3.-Taby Tosa. at s to 5,
won the handicap at a mile and a sixteenth
from the odds-on f~avorite, First Mason, at
Delmar Park to-day. First Mason set the
pace for a mile with Taby Tosa a close
second. fifteen lengths in front of the
third horse. Seventy yards from the wire
sheehan. on Taby Tosa. urged her a little
and she responded readily. while r. Smith
used his whip vigorously on the ~favorite but
to no avail. Taby Tosa won by a neck.
Track fast. Summarizes:
First Race-Six furlongs, selling: King
Rose. 15 (Louden). 10 to s. won; Tangent.
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ERRORS ARE COSTLY.
They Cause Louisville to Lose First
Game with Minneapolis.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 3.-Louisville and
Minneapolis broke even in a double-header
here to-day. The visitors won the first
game in the eighth and ninth innings on err
rors by Brashear and Schriever, coupled
with five singles and a double.
In the second game Walker was a puzzle
to the visitors, allowing them but three hits
and striking out nine men, while the home
team batted Mcdonald at opportune times.
Darkness put a stop to the second game
in the seventh inning. Umpire Foreman
was taken sick at the end Of the first
game and Egan and Williams officiated.
Attendance $500. Scores:
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Slated for McFetridge in ninth.
Score by innings:
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Totals ....32 6 q 16 3
Slated for Jones in ninth.
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Is n story of American life and tells
from the pioneer of the West and the
maker Of millions TO his grandchfi.
dren who came tn spend his money
In New York. IL In q cheerful tale and
full Of fun. The Journal Will begin
Its publication next Suna~e.
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Innings Pitched-By Kellum, s; by New
lin. L: by Allemang, z; by Stewart. 2.
Base Hits-Off Kellum, II; off Allemang.
II; off Stewart. 3.
Bases on Balls-By Kellum, i; by Newlin,
/; by Allemang, 1; by Stewart, l.
Struck Out-By Allemang, j.
Two-base Hit-Geier.
Three-base Hits-Heydon, Shannon.
Sacrifice Hits-Woodruff CD, Higgins.
Kelly.
Double Plays-Kihm (unassisted); Hug
gins to Schaefer; Geier to Pierce.
Stolen Fox, Higgins
Left ON Bases-Indianapolis, s; st. Paul,
9.
Umpire-Haskell.
Time of Game-1:55.
A~ttendance-2,11 liz.
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Wagner ca. Earned runs-Colurnbus, s.
Stolen bases-Arndt. Gleason. Mellor. Was-
ner 90. Hill. Two-base hitsITurner CD.
Wagner ~. Roach. Gear. Three-basc hits
-Bannon, Mellor. Double play-Clingman
10 Raymer To Mellor. Wagner 10 Cling
man to Mellor, Turner to Mellor TO Tur-
ner. Innings pitched-By Wagner. 8; by
Snyder, 8. Hits-Oh Wagner, s.: off Sny-
der, l.. Struck out-By Wagner, L: by
Coons. 2. Bases on balls-Of Wagner, l.;
off Snyder. 2: off Coons. 2. Time-1:36. I'M
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CROWLEY WILL PITCH.
st. Paul Will Play Its Last Game of
Season Here

The last game with st. Paul will be played
this afternoon at $3.50. Manager Watkins
announced last night that he would assign
Crowley to slab duty for the Hoosiers, as he
is anxious to see the new twirler work
against a fast team. AS it is ladies' day a
large crowd will probably see the game.
Columbus comes tomorrow for two games.
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Runs-Williams CD, Farrell. Dunleavy,
Burke. Brain. Barclay. Left on bases
Chicago, 9; ST. Louis. 6. Two-base hits
Burke. Tinker, Williams, Mccarthy. Three
base it-Brain. Sacrifice h~its-Dunleavy,
Smoot. Stolen ~bases-Siagle, Farrell, Bar
clay. Williams. Double plays-Taylor,
King and Williams; Brain and Ryan;
Burke and Ryan: Brain, Farrell and Ryan.
Struck out-By Taylor, A.; by Hackett, 2.
Base on balls-On Brown, 4: off Hackett. 1.
Wild pitch-Hackett. Hit with ball-Chance.
Time-l:0. Umpire-Emslie.
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Totals 40 is q IL IL
Score nv inuiueS-
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Peoples to Meet the Westerns.

Manager Harry Hid. of the Peoples ball
club, has issued a challenge for a series
of three games. with the Westerns for a
purse of 500. The first game is to BE-
played at Brighton Beach, the second
game at Capitol City Park and in case of
a tie the club winning the first game will
decide where the third game is to be played.
Manager Hid resides at No. 302 Blake
street
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IOtdIS ....fI 4 D I
s.Batted for Criger in twelfth.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored. G.
Stahl out for interference in first in
ming.
Score by innings:
Boston .......1 0 o o 4 0 0 0 Is
Philadelphia 2 0 2 o 1 o 0 0 0 o o 0E5
Runs-Dougherty, Collins, c. Stahl, La
chance, Criger, Young, Hartsel, Mckenney,
M. Cross. l.. Cross, Seybold. Two-base hits
M. Cross, Young. Freeman. Three-base
hit-Seybold. Home rune. Stahi. Stolen
bases-L. Cross, L~achance. Bases on balls
on Young, 4; off Henley, 4. Struck out-By
Young, 9; by Henley, /. Time-2:23. Umpire
-Hassett. Attendance-6.7y.
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The Marion Bowling Club met last even
ing and increased its membership TO seven
teen by electing II. s. McMichael. Robert
Churchman, Walter Cost, Earl Heller and
Arthur Brown as members. Members of
the team will bowl nine games To qualify
for the first and second divisions on the
opening night. Practice games will be
played Tuesday and Friday nights OF next
week and Friday night OF the week fol-
lowing.
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Play a Brilliant Game.

DETROIT, Sept. 3.-Cleveland won a we'll
played game to-day. Both Stovall. the Cali
fornia recruit, and Mullin were so effective
that neither team scored for ten innings. In
the eleventh Bradley's single and steal, fol-
lowed by Eickman's hit, sent in the oEly
tally. The fielding of Bradley, Lajoie. Long
and Mullin was excellent. Bradley and Nc
Allister were the only ones to hit often.
Score:
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American League Standing.
New York at Washington.
Cleveland at Detroit.

CHICAGO, Sept. "a base on balls. a
two-base hit by Anderson and an error by
Flaherty in the first half Of the ninth in
ming. gave ST. Louis one run. which was
enough to win to-day's contest. The
feature of the game was the work of Jones,
the local center fielder, who scored eight
put-outs in the field. Attendance, $50.
Score.
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Chicago Could Not Hit.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-The locals were UNI
able to hit either of the st. Louis pitchers
with men on bases, and three times hit into
easy double plays. The errors were costly,
and with sacrifices and punched hits in
three innings the visitors won easily. At
tendance. 1 400. Score.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-weights were an
nounced to-day for the Harlem Jockey
Clubs 5000 race, the Twentieth Century
handicap, for three-year-olds and upward
at a mile and three-sixteenths. The race,
which is to be run next Monday, has 129
entries. McChesney gets top weight with
123 pounds; Blues has 121, John A. brakes
Runnels and Savable get III and ia. re-
spectively. The weights run away down
to so pounds, making ffty-three pounds diff
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BOSTON, Sept. Am error by Monte
Cross gave Boston to-day's game in the
twelfth. The game was intensely interest
ing, Astounding in spectacular plays. Young
pitched great ball toward the finish. Score:
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A meeting OF the members of the Rambler
bowling team will be held Monday night
at the home of III. Reisner, 723 Virginia
avenue. The team will elect its officers
for the coming year.
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Score by innings

~Runs-Smith. Owens (2). Kleinow. Schaub,
Hadding. Walker, Schlafiey. Two-base hits
-Schaub CO.. Owens GU, Turner, Schlafley.
Stolen base-Ganley. Bases on balls-Of
Walker, 2; off Hedges. ]. Struck out-By
Walker. 4: by Elliott. 2: by Hedges. 5. Dou-
BILE play-Walker to Owens to Turner. Left
on b~ases-Toledo, Z: Milwaukee. 9. Hit by
pitched ball-Owens. Balk-Elliott. Time
200. Umpire-Muliane. Attendance-2W.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ont. Sept. 3.
In the semi-finals of the Niagara internal
tional tennis tournament here to-day. L. s.
Giassco beat A. c. Master. both OF To-
ronto, E6, Sc, Go.
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GAME.

Runs-kerwin, Hart, B~rashear, Odwell,
White. Quinlan, Walker, Maloney. Earned
runs-Louisville, 3. Two-base hits-Odwell,
White. Home run-Walker. Stolen bases
Sullivan, Martin CD. Sacrifice hit-Walker.
Double plays-Oyler to Martin TO Spooner;
Quinlan to Schriever. Bases on balls-Of
Mcdonald. 3. Struck out-By Walker, 9;
by Mcdonald, 3. Wild pitch-McDonald.
Left on bases-Louisville, 3; Minneapolis. 5.
Time-125. Umpires-Egan and Williams.
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Baseball Notes.

The Indianapolis Melrose team will play
the Unions at Danville. ILL.,. next Sunday.
The Commercial Baseball League will held
a meeting at the Grand Hotel this evening.
Questions Of finances will be discussed.
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No More Boxing I'm Terre Haute.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 3.-Steve
Crosby. told Paris, ILL.,. reporters that he
had signed to fight Joe Cans in this city
in two weeks but Mayor Steeg says there
will be no more pugilistic contests in Terre
Haute.
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Senators play Great Bail.

COLUMBUS. Sept. 3.-Columbus shut out
Kansas City to-day. the locals playing a
fast fielding game. making three double
plays and hitting hard and OPPORTUNITY.
Arndt's fielding was a feature. Attendance,
6-7 Score.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-New York's
hits were made at the proper time to-day
and permitted them to take the second
game of the series from Washington. Ell
berfeld was put out of the game for dis
p,ltinp the umpire'S decisions. Score:
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R~un-Anderson. Left on bases-Chicago,
4; ST. Louis, s. Two-base hits-Holmes,
Wallace. Sacrifice hits-Holmes, Isbell.
Double ~play-Siever to Anderson. Struck
out-By Flaherty, /; by Siever, A. Bases on
balls-Off Flaherty, 2. Time-1:3. Umpire
Sheridan.
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Pirates Bunch Their Hits.

PITTSBURG, Sept. S.-The game was full
of good plays and fast throughout. Pitts
burg was fortunate enough to bunch hits in
the sixth and seventh innings and won
out. Attendance, 2,72Z. Score:
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Run-Bradley. TwO-base hits-McAllister.
Lajoie. Bemis. Sacrifice hits-Lajoie, Goch-
Stolen bases-Bradley CO. Bases on
balls-Of Mullin. 2: of Stoyall. l. Left on
bases-Detroit. 5; Cleveland. 8. Struck out
BY Mullin. 3. Double ~piays-Lajoie and
Hickman: Bradley. Lajoie and Hickman.
Time-2.0. Umpire-OLaughlin. Attend
auCe-1 $5S-
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N. Y, Sept. 3.-McGinnity
was at top speed all the way through, while
Jones, who pitched for the home team, had
good control at every stage except In the
sixth. Score:
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3.-The locals
won the first game of to-day's double
header with Boston and were shut out In
the second. In the first game Stanley
sprained his ankle while running the
bases. Wolverton was elected from the
second game for disputing a decision. At
tendance, 2,206. Scores:
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q for Hogriever in ninth.

Bases on BaIls-By Chech, 4.
Struck Out-By Kellum. 2; by Chech, 6.
Hit by Pftcher-By kellum. Kelley.
Two-base Hits-Woodrun, Wheeler.
T~hree-base Hit-Chech.
Sacrifice Hits-Fox, Hogriever, Heydon.
Seier. Huegfns.
Double Psychologists to Schaefer;
chech to Schaefer.
Left on Eases-Indianapoiis. Z; St. Paul. 5.
Gmpfre-Hasken-
Time-l:35.
SECOND GAME.
This Saints lost no time IN taking a big
Uhsfantial lead In the first inning Of the
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FIRST GAME.
Totals ....3z D "a IL
Score by innings:

Runs = Wolverton, Hallman, Doom,
Sparks, Greminger. learned uns-Phi
delphia, 4 Two-base h~it-Sparks. Sacrifice
hits-Gleason, Doom, Aubrey. Stolen bases
Thomas, Wolverton, Mailman, Doom.
Double play-Greminger and Tenney. Left
ON b~ases-Boston. 5; Philadelphia. IL. Bases
on balls-Off Willis, 6. Struck out-By
Willis, 6; by Sparks, /. Wild pitch-Sparksr
Time-1:45. Umpires-Moran and Hurst.
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Fort Wayne Bunched Hits.

Fort Wayne Bunched Hits.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Sept. 3.-Fort
Wayne won to-day's game by punching
hits. Terre Haute could not find Curtis's
delivery when hits meant runs. Score:
r
Fort Wayne 80 l o 0 o 0 2 "a 9 3
Terre Haute Il o o 0 o 0 0 OIL Z 4
Batteries: Curtis and Osdiek; Reed and
Richardson.
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victory AND SHUT.OUT
QUAkERs TAKE THE FIRST OF A
DOUBLE-HEADER FROM BOSTON.
Williams Proves an Enigma i'm IN
S~econd-New York Creeps Up and
the Pirate Win Again.

New York, 6: Brooklyn, 0..........""...4Sl5
Boston. 3. Philadelphia, 1...-......--.2,ao
St. Louis, 5; Chicago,
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Runs-Clarke, Leach (2), Wagner, Brans-
field, .Doheny,. Steinfeldt, DAILY (O. Two
base hft-Sebring. Three-base
Wagner. DAILY. Sacrifice hits-Clarke,
Beckley. Stolen base-Bransield. Double
play-Ritchey, Wagner and Bransfie,d.
Bases on balls-Of Doheny, 3; off Ewing,
3. Time-1:5. Umpire,Johnstone.
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Wins OUT in The ninth
ST. LOUIS GETS ONE RUN ON A GIFT,
HIT AND AN ERROR.
1t Is Sufficient to Annex the Game
from ChicagO-Attendance Is So
Small as to BE a Joke.

New York, 3; Washington, 1...........1,127
st. Louis, 1; Chicago, 0.............. $50
Boston. 6; Philadelphia. 5..................6,179
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Southern League.

Memphis. 4; Atlanta. ?.
Nashville. Is; Little. Rock. /.
Montgomery. 6; Shreveport. ;.
Birmingham, 3; New Orleans, O..
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Kuns-Van HaItren, Mertes, Babb. Lau-
der. Gilbert, Warner. Left on bases-New
York, z; Brooklyn, IL. Two-base hits-Babb.
Strang. Doyle. Three-base hit-Strang. Sac
rihce hit-McGann. Stolen bases-McGann.
Strang, Shreckard, Dahlen. Double plays
Dahlen and Doyle 90, Warner and Lauder.
Bases on balls-Off Jones, 3; off McGinnity,
pitched ball-By Jones. 1; by McGinnity, 8.
Time-1:A. Umpire-O'Day. Attendance
4,S75.
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15 (Sheehan), Is to 5. second: Bird Slayer,
102 (Calvit. 20 to /. third. Time. 1:l6.
Second-Five and one-half furlongs: st.
Noel. l07 Boyd, Is to !, won; lngolthrift,
ham. q to 5, third. Time, 1:09%.
T~hird-Seven %furlongs, selling. Una
Price, los (Sheehan), 5 10 2, won; Mimo, lG2
~CPerkins), 2 to /. second; Ida Penzance, 107
(Louden), 10 TO /. third. Time. 1:2S&.
~Fourth-One mile and a sixteenth, handi-
cap: Taby Tosa. los (Sheehan), s to 5. won;
Montana Peerless, IS o.. A. Jackson), z to
l, third. Time. 1:4712.
Fifth-One mile and twenty yards. sell
ing: Rollick ii, LOG Uouden), 8 to 2. won;
Aules, log (Sheehan), 4 TO 1, third. Time;
1:441s.
Sixth-Six furlongs. selling: Atlas, IS
lGeorge), Is to /, won; Quaker Girl, 10! Of.
ESmith), 5 to !. second; Falkland, LOG (Shee-
ham, 5 to /. third. Time, LII.
Delmar entries for Friday:
First Race-Four-year-olds; selling: Hoe
down, %; Cabon, 9S; Comore, 100; Spencer
ian, Mon Chere Soufriere, Bird Pond, 1o3;
Perla. 104; Black, los; Interrogation, Ora
Mckinney, Ocyrohe, LOG.
~Second-Six furlongs; selling; horses and
geldings: Charles c.. Chickamauga, 100;
Swart Piet, Ben Hullum. Broodler. The
Four Hundred. Cotton Plant, DIR. Clark.
Sinecure, The Bobby. One More, Sam Hous-
ton. 100; Mac Beth, 115.
Third-OEe mile; selling: Uranium, Ga
lott, Moyle, 81; Custus, IS; Irby Bennett,
Light Opera, 10e.
92; Harder, 50; DIR. CARTRIDGE, 100; Ben Ad-
kins. 103; Forehand. lis.
Fifth-One mile and a sixteenth; selling:
Kingstelle, 100; DR.. Hart, 104; Peat, Ell Rey
105: w. b. Gates, LOG.
~Sixth-Seve furlongs; allowances: Jake
Weber, Straggler, Pourquois Pas, Tom
| Crabb, Dynasty, 102; Doeskin, Optional. 107;
/ De Reszke. Bummer III. 10.
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Runs-Wilson, COnroy, Williams, Tame
hill. Two-base hits-McFarland, Davis,
Clarke. Three-base hit-Tannehill. Stolen
bases-Conroy, Keller, Williams, Coughlin.
Sacrifice h~it-Tannehill. Double plays
Mccormick, Moran, Clarke; Keller to Gan
gel. Bases on balls-Of Wilson, 3; off Tan
nehill, 4. Hit by pitched ball-Drill. Nc
Farland. Struck out-By Wilson. g.; by
Tannehill. 4. Left on Observation-Disclosures,
S; New York. s. Time-1A0. Umpire-Con-
molly. Attendance, LIP.
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= Abbatticchio. Two-base
= Barry. Sacrifice
niger, Aubrey. Stolen bases-Greminger,
Abbatticchio. Double play-Hulswitt, Glea-
son and Doom. Left on -bases-Boston, s;
Philadelphia, 10. Bases on balls-Of Will
liams, 6; off McFetridge, 3. Struck out-By
Williams, /: by McFetridge, l. 40.
Umpires-Hurst and Moran.
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Frederic RI. Coudert m.

NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-Frederic r.. cou-
dert Is seriously i'll at his home on Cove
Neck. l.. !.
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Wins n Game.

TOLEDO, o., Sept. 3.-Toledo outbatted
Milwaukee to-day. Walker kept the hits
well scattered Score.
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Green's Get One RIM.

SOUTH BEND, Sept South Bend
scored once i'm the first, and hat was all.
Score:
r II l.
Evansville 90 3 0 0 0 0 0 06 4 /
South Bend.....1 0 0 o o o 0 OIL 6 2
Batteries-Smith, Mofhtt and Andrews;
Willis and Cross.