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DAVIS CHALLENGE TROPHY.
Tennis Team to Represent the United
States Is Chosen.

BOSTON, Mass, July Alt was Of
ficially announced tonight that the com
mittee representing the United States Ma
tionaI Tennis association, Messrs Dwight
Stevens, Presby and Little. had selected
Messrs w. A. Larned, r. D. Wrenn and
G. l.. Wrenn Jr., as the team to repre-
sent the United States in the national
competition for the Dwight F.. Davis
challenge trophy which is to occur on the
ground of the Longwood Cricket club,
Boston.
The team which will represent Great
Britain will be R. F. Doherty, III. l.. Do
herty and H. S. Mahoney, as cabled by G..
r. Newburn, secretary of the English
Lawn Tennis association The competition
will occur on the afternoon Of Aug. 4. 5
and 6. under the management of the
United States National Lawn Tennis as
sociation. Two single matches will be
played the first day. one match in doubles
the second day and two single matches
the third day. The team winning three
matches viii win the competition.
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GETTING POPULISTS
AND OTHERS TOGETHER
Reform Party Movement Designed to
Combine Various Elements.

DENVER. Col, July 14.-Leaders OF
the reform party movement, by which
1t was hoped to combine the Populists,
bimetallists, Moderate Socialists and
others into a national organization, say
there will be a large attendance of
notables at the Denver conference on
July 81.
George Fred Williams, Of Massa-
chusetts, has wired the national COM
mittee that he Is in entire sympathy
with the movement. Attorney barrow.
the miners representative before the
strike arbitration commission. prom
Uses to send paper. Edward Atkin-
son, president of the Anti-Imperialist
league; Former Gov. Poynter, of Ne
braska, and f. 3. Andrews. president
Of the Nebraska university. will be
present. w. ]. Bryan has not yet &C
cepted the invitation to attend.
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TEST HANDICAP ENTRIES.
List of Horses Scheduled for Brighton
Beach Tomorrow.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE following
are the weights and entries for the Test
handicap at six furlongs. for three-year-
olds and upward. to be run at Brighton
Beach on Thursday. July Is.
Dublin. 1870; Hyphen, 1913; Old England
124: Unmasked. 123: Francesca. 122; King
Pepper. The Musketeer Northern Star.
120; Platter. III; Whiskey King. 116; Dom
Paul. 115; Artvis. ia: Hurstbourne. IFS:
Ordnung, liz; Gay Boy, 109; New York H..
10; Eugenia Burch. 1O9: Wax Candle.
107; Lady Uncas. los; Astarita. 10; Stro-
mont. los; Wild Thyme, 104; Illyria, 1903:
w. r. Condor. 107; Ada May. 102: John
A. Scott. 90; st. Daniel So; Bessie Spahr.
1O3; St Finnan, 100; Rightful, 1916; Jane
way. Omaha H.. Sidney G. Love. 102;
Cinquevalli 95; Sir VOORHEES,. Royal Sum-
mons. Black Hussar, The Guardsman. Ell
sic l.. Waswift 100: Bensonhurst, 1G2;
Parisienne. Tam O'Shanter. Monte Car
10, Bob Mclean, Operator 90: Merry
Sport, 81; Duelist. Captivation. 95; Ccho-
harie. The Guide. 49, Contend. General
Prig, DAILY. Kickshaw, Suburban Queen.
80; Profitable. So Lucky Day, Mesmer.
co. Mary Street. 80; Earl of Warwick.
Knight of Gold, 90; Chicle, ST.
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Earned runs, St Paul 4; left on bases,
st. Paul 8, Toledo 6; two-base hits, Jack
son. Bernard, Kleinow; bases on balls. on
Stewart 2. off Reisling l; struck out by
Stewart 5, by Reisling q hit by pitched
ball, by Reisling l.; passed ball. kleinoW;
sacrifice hits, jackson, Flournoy; umpire.
Cunningham; time, 1:45; attendance, 9fS.
Notes of the Game.
Stewart appears to be improving with
every game he pitches. He simply had
the Hens at his mercy at all stages OF
the game yesterday. and If he had not let
up after the Saints had the game won he
could have scored a shutout.
LET him hit you" Jackson did not get
a particle of sympathy when low one
of Reisling's connected with his knee IN
the seventh inning. Jimmie played his
usual clever game and continued to dem
onstrate that he is one of the great finds
of the season. If Jackson did not hit over
100 or field better than 800 he would
still be a valuable man on the team on
account of his coaching abilities ana the
life he instills into the game
Eddie Wheeler, with Spralned thumb
that would keep many men out OF the
game, played third yesterday as well as
the bag was ever covered at Lexington.
His hit in the sixth helped bring In two
runs.
Higgins had seven assists and three
putouts to his credit and more than few
of them were difficult chances 1t is al
most needless to say that he performed
without a skip.
Bernard was the bright particular Hen
yesterday He got six flies at center
and was the only one able to do anything
to speak of with Stewards puzzlers. He
got two singles and a two-bagger, just
so per cent of Toledo's hits.
Out of four times up, Jack Flournoy
got two singles and a sacrifice. Both
the hits brought in runs. He had but
two chances in the field and handled both
nicely.
Spike Shannon had quiet day in cen
ter and only one fly dropped into the well.
His hit in the sixth started off the fire
works.
Jack Sullivan was the only man on the
team that failed to get hit, but he
made up for it by some very fast work
behind the bat. Jack is about as fast as
is to be found in getting short bunts down
to first.
Manager Mike played his usual good
game at first and got two hits out OF
four times UP.
Toledo will entertain at Lexington park
again today. Ferguson will work for the
locals. The game will be called at $3.50.
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Rihemen at Blsley.

BISLEY, England. July 14.-Capt. II.
NJ. Bell. of the Second regiment. New
Jersey, and Private George Cook OF the
First regiment. District of Columbia. were
the only Americans who competed today.
Both secured minor prizes In the cOmpe-
tition at l 900 and 1, 100 yards for a prize
OF $3.50 offered by Maj. Edge. Lieut.
Rankin won, with an aggregate Of 127
out of a possible 100 Capt. Bell Sc
cured a score of 122 and Private Cook 12l.
Each competitor had fifteen shots at the
two distances.
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SAIL-STRETCHING
TRIAL OF SHAMROCKS
Boats Are Out In a Semi SquaII and VIII
Race Today.

NEW YORK July 14.-Not a race, but
sail-stretching trial. was the purpose OF
today's spin of the two Shamrocks down
along the Jersey coast. Shamrock Ill
had just bent on new suit of sails. with
increased area, afforded by her tallest
mast. and Designer Fife wanted TO stretch
the new duck before a set race. All the
time the boats were out ii looked squally.
and for half an hour before the trial was
abandoned the boats had a windy thresh
against a fifteen-knot southerly blow that
put their lee rails well down and ironed
out the wrinkles In the new sails.
Sir Thomas expects to give the boats
q race over a set course tomorrow
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Deny Alleged Meeting.

CHICAGO, July 14.-Brooklyn baseball
men now here made light of the story
from New York regarding the alleged
meeting Of the magnates representing
New York, Brooklyn. Philadelphia, Pitts
burg and Boston.
IFS too foolish to talk about" said
Manager Ned Hanlon. II haven't even
seen Brush in three months, let alone
attending meeting at which he was pres
emit As for the player in question. that
is even more foolish. Brooklyn has con-
tract with Fielder Jones which antedates
even Comiskey's."
81 haven't even heard Of such meet
ing" President Ebbitts commented. II
haven't talked with Brush and take no
stock in the story of the meeting"
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OUTLAW LEAGUE MAY
eCOME INTO FOLD
Peace Meeting to Be Held In Chicago
Today.

CHICAGO. July 14.-An important base
ball meeting IS TO be held in Chicago to-
morrow the object being to attempt to
bring together the Pacific Coast league,
which is an outside organization. and the
National Association of Professional Base
ball Leagues.
The men here are Manager Henry Har-
ris, of the San Francisco, team, and
Manager Morley of the Los Angeles club;
W. H Lucas, of Tacoma, president OF
the Pacific Coast league; d. E. Dugdale,
of the Seattle club, and Secretary Far
ren, of the National Association of Pro-
fessionaI Baseball Leagues.
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Red River Valley Speed.

Special to The Globe.
LARIMORE. N. D.. July 1.-THE Red
river valley trotting races resulted: 2:40
trot. Riley Wilkes first, Tony Boy sec
ond Bemidji third. Time 2:27k. 2:20
trot; Lady Giltwood first, Lady M second.
Billy Sundy third. Time, 2:24H. 2:10
trot: Six heats were run and the race de-
clared off on account of darkness. Time,
2:21.
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eoeIet,s sloop Wins.

COPENHAGEN. July 14.-Seventy
yachts participated today in the races of
the Royal Yacht club regatta. Herbert w,
Goelet's thirty foot sloop Swan won the
race for fourth class yachts, beating the
Swedish yacht Khaki over a triangular
course of twenty miles by over three min
utes. The time was: Swan. 4:56:10; Khaki
4:59:3S A heavy sea was running and
there was q strong wind.
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Giants Win From Reds

CINCINNATI. Ohio. July 14.-New
York took the last game of the series
from Cincinnati today by timely hitting.
other in the seventh inning and both
were knocked unconscious. but gamely re-
sumed their work. Attendance, 1888.
Score.
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New Record for Rube.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 14.-Wad-
dell established "a new record today by
striking out fourteen men. Every man OF
the Chicago team with the exception of
Slattery was retired on strikes one or
more times, sIsbell going out in that man
ner each of his four times at bat Jones
famed out three times. White pitched
good ball. but three hits in the second
inning, two of them doubles, gave the 10
Gals two TINS Attendance 388. Score:
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coloneIs certaInIy Good to us.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July 14.-By los
ing two of the greatest ball games seen
here this year Milwaukee went into sec
ond place today. Louisville shut out Mil
waukee in the first and in the second won
by hitting Elliott and Milwaukee's errors
in the fourteenth inning For nine in
nings Elliott did not allow hit while
McCord pitched wonderful ball. Scores:
Game
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base hits, Warner .; left on bases, Gin
cinnati T. New York 4; stolen bases. Van
Haltren; double plays, Warner to Gilbert,
Bresnahan to Babb to Mccain. Stein
feldt to Beckley. Babb to Gilbert to Nc
Cam; bases on balls, off McGinnity g.
Phillips l.; hit by pitched ball. Kelly, Bres-
nahan; struck out, by McGinnity 4; sacri-
flee hits, Van Haltren. Mertes, Nolan;
time. hours; umpire, O'Day.
Wicker Wins His Own Game.
CHICAGO, July 14.-Wicker won his
own game today in the twelfth inning by
smashing liner straight at Doyle too
hot to handle. The hit scored Harley, who
had led off with a clean single, and reach
ed second on a neat sacrifice by King. A
low throw to the plate, by Chance gave the
visitors their only run. Attendance, 1000.
Score.
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DIES MONIES. Iowa. July 1.-THE an
nual tournament of the Iowa Golf
association viii be held on the Wayer-
land Park links of this city. Sept. Sill
On the 18th grand open handicap match
of thirty-six holes will be played.
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Special to The Globe.
SUPERIOR, Wis. July 14.-Superior de-
feated Duluth in an exciting eleven inning
contest today by margin of one. Du-
luth got three on hits and costly errors
by Superior in the first. and Superior
got three on hits in the third. From that
on until the eleventh it was pitchers
battle. In that inning Spellicy hit for
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Earned runs, Louisville 5; two base hits.
Quinlan. Ganley, Walker; three-base hits.
Clymer, Hart; stolen bases. Quinlan,
Brashear Hart. Hemphill; bases on balls,
lott, Dunleavy; wild pitches, Walker:
struck out, by Elliott 8, by Walker 6:
double plays, Walker to Schriver to Hart;
left on bases, Milwaukee g. Louisville 5;
umpire. Haskell; attendance. 900; time,
1:45.
Second Game
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Due to McFarIand,s Witness.

Three-ba hit. Titus; sacrifice hits,
Smoot. Gleason. Dugglesby; hit by pitcn-
Mcfarland 1; bases ON balls. off McFar-
land 2. off Duggleby 1; struck out, by
Mcfarland 1, by O'Neill /. by Duggleby g.:
left on bases, St Louis 4 Philadelphia g.;
time, 1875; umpire Moran.
Wet Grounds at Pfttsburg -
PITTSBURG, Pa, July 14-Pittsburg-
Boston game postponed on account Of
rain.
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Special to The Globe
GRAND FORKS, N. D., July 14.-Ex-
cellent pitching by Slette. bunch of err
rors by Fargo and good fielding at the
proper time by the home team resulted
in the winning of another game from
Fargo by a score of to l. Fargo sub
stituted Burns for Lynch in the box in the
seventh inning but failed to accomplish
anything by the exchange. The game
was snappy one all the way through.
Score:
R. He.
Grand Forks 1000 121O*-4 2
Fargo ..........0 0 0 0 0 1 OIL 6
Batteries: Grand Forks. Slette and Null
lane; Fargo, Lynch. Burns and Bonthrom.
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*One out when winning run SCOTeu.
Left on bases, New York 10, Detroit 5;
two-base hits. Williams, Green. Carr;
three base hits. CAMEL. Crawford; home
run Griffith; stolen bases Keller. Carr.
Smith; sacrifice hits, Williams, McFTar-
land, Yeager, Long; double plays. Will
liams to Camel; first on balls, off Crit
fifth 2, off Kitson 2; first base on errors.
New York 8: struck out, by Griffith g. by
Kitson 5; time. 2:05; umpire Sheridan;
attendance. 1904.
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SIZING HIM UP.

Ny dentist has an eagle eye.
And vicious tools he hacks with,
He's clever, but I've come 20 think
He'd make a better blacksmith.
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*One out when winning run was made.
Left on bases Chicago 8, Brooklyn 8;
Ritter; stolen bases. Harley, King Dab
len. Flood: double plays, Flood, Doyle,
Dobbs and Doyle; struck out. by Wicker
2, by Jones 5; bases on balls, off Wicker
8. by Jones 2; time, 2:1U; umpire, john
stone. 7pgrC on
Due to McFarIands Witness. ,
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. July 1A,-The Phillies
defeated the locals here today after a
close game by score of to 4. In the
first inning the Pnillies, battedo rlMcFar--
land out of the box, scoring four runs and
practically winning the game Mike
O'Neill. who succeeded Mcfarland, only
allowed the visitors four hits in the eight
innings he pitched. Attendance, 1900.
Score
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*Batted for Ford in ninth inning

Slated for Ford in ninth inning
Two-base nits, McAndrews; Butler,
Jones, Marcan; three-base hit, Knoll; sac
rifce hits. Gear, Grady; stolen base. Gear;
base on balls, off Durham 3. off Ford S;
struck out, by Durham 8, by Ford 4; left
on bases, Kansas City s. Indianapolis 5;
time, 1:45; umpire, Mullane.
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St Vincent's school would like to have
games with any fourteen -year-old teams.
Address Michael Reilly, 1872 Thomas street.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col, July IA
Colorado Springs batted Friend hard at
times and had no difficulty in amassing
hits enough to win the game. Score:
R. H. E.
Col. Springs L o. 8 2 SIS IA o
Friend and Wilson, Newmeyer and
DOran
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The Sioux of South Park will meet the
Hart & Murphy Duke Juniors next Sun
day on the South Park grounds.
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WITH THE AMATEURS

The Lanpher, Skinner e. Co. Juniors
deny that they were beaten by the Pa
cities. The Juniors only had five of their
men. The pitcher, catcher, shortstop or
third baseman was not there, as they did
not know of the game. The Juniors will
money. The Juniors will play the Brit
ish Wooden Mills team next Sunday. For
games address Jesse Klien, Third and
Commercial street. city.
Noticing the challenge in yesterdays
paper from the Parlor team, issued to us,
we, the PlymouthS, wish to say that we
are entitled to return game from the
above team on our grounds, owing to the
fact that We played and defeated the
of the season. If the grounds are not sat-
isfactory, We will play them on the Court
land grounds. and IL the third game of the
series is to be played we can arrange the
game at Lexington park. or any other
neutral ground We can see fit. IL above
arrangements are satisfactory the Ply
mouths will play the Parlors providing
SIS is posted beforehand
The Burkhards would like to arrange
game for next Sunday with the Harris
Colts Middents or Hamms team. Ad
dress Joseph Driseoll, $50 Columbia street.
The City Meat Co would like to play
the Carvings Saturday afternoon and the
Pacific Colts Sunday afternoon. Address
challenges to James Robe, 414 North Ex-
change street.
St Vincent's school would like to have
games with any fourteen year-old teams.
Address Michael Reilly, 1872 Thomas street
The Sioux of South Park will meet the
Hart & Murphy Duke Juniors next Sun
day on the South Park grounds.
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GAMES TODAY

Toledo at st. Paul.
Columbus at Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
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two bags and Page brought him in with a
timely crack to left. Score:
Superior 30 8 0 5000 IA 8 8
Duluth ....3 0 0 0 0 O-3 s 1
Batteries, Doll and Spellicy Shaw and
Crippen.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cleveland 4, Boston 3,
st. Louis 4, Washington 2.
Philadelphia 2. Chicago 0.
New York 5, Detroit 4.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING Of THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Chicago 2, Brooklyn 1.
Philadelphia 5, st. Louis 4.
New York 10. Cincinnati g.
Pfttsburg- Boston, rain.
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THE WORLD OF SPORT

apolis all but tied the score in the ninth
with two doubles and single. Durham
was very effective at all other stages of
the game. Attendance, 1000. Score
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shut out st. Joseph in the first game of
the series. Hoffer kept the hits well scat
tered, while Falls did not. Score:
Des Moines ...2O1O1oOO
st, Joseph % 0 0 0 90 10 3
Eaffer and Foil, Falls and Garvin At
tendance 400.
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Boston ......O 10 1910 0 0 0 %
Cleveland O 0 0 0 2 U II

sBatted for Criger in ninth. **Batted
for Dineen in ninth.
Three base hits, Freeman, Hickman,
Mccarthy; stolen bases. Collins, Parent;
double plays, Dineen to Parent to. La
chance. Ferris to Lachance, Bemis to
Lajoie; first base on balls, off Dineen 3,
off Moore 2; hit by pitched ball, Moore l.;
struck out. by Moore 8, by Dineen 6; pass
ed ball, Criger; time, 2:30; umpire, Con-
molly.
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Chicago ...0 0 0 O. 0 0 0 o.
Philadelphia % 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 -

Philadelphia % 0 0 0 0 2
*Batted for White in ninth.
Earned runs, Philadelphia 2; two-base
hits, Green, NJ. Cross, Schreck; three base
hit, Holmes; sacrifice hits, Pickering NJ
left on bases, Chicago IL, Philadelphia 8;
first base on balls, off White 1, off Wad-
dell A; struck out. by White. 2. by Waddell
IA; hit by pitcher. Magoon; passed balls,
Hassett.
Senator's Errors Costly.
WASHINGTON. d. c., July 14-After
| Ryan tripled and Clarke singled tying
the score in the ninth inning, two errors
and single in the tenth gave today's
game to st. Louis. Both pitchers did good
work, the support accorded them by their
respective teams figuring largely in the
result Score:
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Brewers Are Defeated Twice
by Colonies While Saints
Beat Mud Hens.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

st. Paul. s: Toledo, 2.
Columbus, 3; Minneapolis, 1.
Louisville, 6; Milwaukee, 0.
Louisville. 5; Milwaukee, l.
Kansas City, s; indianapolis, 4.
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Senator's Errors Costly.

ol. IUuIS ~ y " I p y Y - 2 -
*Friel out, attempted to bunt.
Twobase hit. Clarke; three-base hit.
Ryan; bases on balls. off Orth 4; struck
out by Orth 2, by Sievers 2; left on bases
Washington l, st. Louis 7; passed ball,
Drill time, 1:55; umpire. O'Loughlin; at
tendance, 933.
Leaders Lose In Fourteenth.
BOSTON, Mass. July 1.-THE home
team lost a bitterly contested twelve-in-
ming game to Cleveland today. Honors
were about even between Dineen and
Moore. Both teams fielded brilliantly.
Stahrs one-hand running catch was one
of the many superb plays. Rain prevented
the second game, which had been ar
ranged. Attendance. 11136. Score:
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Liners powned in Tenth.

NEW YORK, July 14.-New York de-
feated Detroit in the tenth inning of an
interesting game, Green's double and
Longs wild throw bringing in the win
ming run. Griffith was hit hard in the
first inning, but afterward held the WIS.,
itors well in hand His home run drive,
scoring Beville ahead of him in the fourth.
saved the game for New York. Score.
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The Burkhards would like to arrange
a game for next Sunday with the Harris
Colts Middents or Hamm's team. Ad
dress Joseph Driseoll, $50 Columbia street.
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DENVER. Col. July 14.-Denver lost
today's game through poor base running
and costly errors in the sixth and elev
enth innings. Score:
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OMAHA, Neb, July 14-Todays game
was a carnival of everything but baseball.
The locals won in the ninth on four pass
es. an error and two hits. Attendance.
$50 Score:
r. II. z.
Omaha 0 900 5 0 0 40 u g
Kansas City 4O1OO 900 So 10 8
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New York o 0 2 0 0 7!
Detroit .3 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13

General Alexander Mcdowell McCOok of the most famous OF
Ohio celebrated family Fighting McCOok whose deeds OF
the fires of for nearly forty
dead His death picturesque figure from the already
greatly binned ranks of heroes great civil strife He
was born in Cumerand Co.. Ohio He graduated from
the bevet second lieutenant OF
fantry 1852 brief of service in he
actively engaged fighting until 1851 when after years
leave absence duty West Point instructor
of the outbreak of the Civil War he
pointed colonel of the Volunteers which regiment he
commanded Bull Run. recognizing his regiment
expiration he took 1t the front AGAIN
brigade the Department of the Cumberland
commanded division of Shiloh and Of CQrnt He
great praise his conduct the battles OF Perrvvle Stone
River Chckamaga many other engagements lie won
MANY medals field and in 1896 he
Moscow Americas representative at the
present During the late with Spain he
appointed Mckinley member of the
Department He always held in high
esteem by the late President Mckinley.