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Outlaws Racing at Terre Haute.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Aug. sl.-The
Trotting Association, which for many years
has given high-class meetings for harness
horses, is not doing so this year. but in
stead. this week there is a combination of
midway. agricultural fair night carnivals
and running races. There were three run
ming races' to-day and the third was for
horses from the outawed Newport track,
which fact raises question as TO the eff
feet on the standing of horses I'm the other
races, but on the same card with the out
laws. The association is assured somehow
that the Western Jockey Club will not
penalize them. Secretary Woodruff how
ever. telegraphs that they will be out
lawed. Summaries:
First Race-Four furlongs: Cerra Santa
IA tJones), to 5, won; Siddarra. ia
(Weber). to L. second; Bessie Kirby 50
(WishardD, to l, third. Time AS 2-5
Judge Rankin and BERTHE Argo also ran.
Second-Jack McGinn, 119 (Johnson). even
won; Crosby, 116 Jones), even, second;
Clara M, ia (Burns). 10 TO I. third. Time,
1:434. Trespassor and Incidental also ran.
Third-Cresscross, 112 (NeaD, to 1, won /;
Frank Kesinger 10 (Enos). 2ta TO l, sec
ond; Soundley, 1l2 (Shanton). l toe. third.
Time, AS 2-5 Ruby Riley also ran.
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ST. Louis Won Two Games from Cleve-
Iand-POweII and Bradley Ordered
Out of the First Game.


Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
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IMBODEN WAS FIRST.
Heat the PendletOn Entry for the Del
mar Juvenile Stakes.


ST. LOUIS, Aug. S1.-Imboden, with Shee-
han up and giving from fifteen to twenty
five pounds to the Pendleton pair, Bride
and Major Carpenter. won the Delmar
Juvenile stakes, the feature of Delmar's
opening day. Major Carpenter led to the
stretch turn. where he was taken wide by
Smith. while Sheehan on Imboden, Rugged
the rail, thereby gaining five lengths on
Major Carpenter and won easily by two
lengths Track good. Summaries:
First Race-Five and one-half furlongs:
w. p. Palmer. los (Scully), 60 to 1, won:
Bandillo. l0s &C. Bonner). IL TO l, second
Frank Collins. los (HowelD. 20 to 1, third
Time, 1:10A.
seeond-seven furlongs: DR.. CARTRIDGE,
20 Perkins). 2 TO /. won; Worthington. 112
(Sheehan), 10 to 1, third. Time. 1:29%.
Third-One and sixteenth miles: Dr.
Hart. 102 lHowelD, 5 to 2 won Never
Such. 81 (Perkins), to /, second: Morris
1:l?%
Fourth-The Delmar Juvenile for two
year-olds. six furlongs: Imboden. 1l5
100 F. Smith, to TO- second: aBride. 80
coupled. Three starters. '''
Fifth-Mile and seventy yards: Golden
Glitter. 100 CWeickart). TO 1, won; Belvino,
l05 (Louden), to 2, second; Decoration, %
UHoweD. ) to /, third. Time. 1881.
sSixth-Six furlongs: Theory, 1O1 per
kins), to l. won; Tenny Belle, 100 (Scuily)
to l, second; Called Back, 50 (HowelD,
80 TO 1, third. Time. 1:161a.
Delmar entries for Tuesday:
First Race-Five furlongs, selling: Hoe Down.
20; Canosha. Juvenalla, Caybon, IS; Bird Bond
Coufriere. Blue Ring Happy Hooligan, Interro-
cation, los; Haven Pun, Ocyrohe, Peach Juice,
10S
Second-One mile and twenty yards. selling
Lady Esther. Tambourne Girl 81; Daddy Bender.
So Bisuka, 80: Pay the Fiddler, Eugenia S.
kingstelle. Dawson, So Glass Leader. 81; Domi-
mis-, Varna Fonso, Peat 80; Little Lois 1O7
Third-Six furlongs, three-year-old colts and
geldings: Custus, Little Corker 1O4; Ranch
QUESTION. 107
Fourth--One mile and seventy yards: Taby
Tosa. Flintlock, Light Opera, 100; w. b. Gates
1908: Little Scout LOG.
Fifth-Six and one-half furlongs, selling: Our
Lille, Atlas IS: Sadie Burch, 90; Orleans I0S:
Straggler, los; Rengaw, 1l3.
Sixth-Seven furlongs. selling: Montana Peer
ess, 50: Uranican, l0l; Jake Weber, FL Rev. 1915:
hummer. lo7: Helen Print, los; Ada NJ, 100.
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Marion scored Five i'm Tenth.

DAYTON, Aug. 31.-A pitchers battle was
we'll fought till the tenth, when punched
hits won for Marion. Score:
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Jackson. Schaefer, Higgins, Kelly, Flour
roy. Earned runs-St. Paul. L; Louisville,
l. Two-base hits-White. Higgins Three
Odwell. Brashear Schaefer, Jackson. Sac
rifice hit-Shannon. Double plays-Brashear
to Quinlan 10 White: Brashear TO White;
Schaefer to Kelly Bases on balls-Off
Walker, 2; OF Bailey. 1. Struck out-By
Walker, 4: by Bailey, 1. Hit by pitched
ball-Quinlan, Higgins. Left ON bases
Louisville. s; st. Paul, 5. Time-2 hours.
Umpire-Foreman.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. Sl.-Washington
captured the first game of to-day's double
header and Boston took the second. The
first game was pitchers battle between
Patten and Dineen and terminated in the
tenth inning when, with one man on base,
Mccormick put the ball over the fence.
Boston secured an early lead in the sec
ond game and was never in danger. Col
linss batting the feature and he
scored enough runs to win the game for
his team. Darkness ended the game after
eight innings Score first game.
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RA-oN-THE-LAKE. Ont. Aug.
sl.-The Niagara international tennis tour
nament was continued here to-day and
many matches were disposed OF. Scores:
Mems championship singles. hrst round:
III. Hall, Toronto beat VI. +. Avery. De-
trot 5-4, 5-3; T.. IT. Fisher, New YORK.
sidney l.. Smith, New York, beat 4. Acker-
land, Cincinnati, So. rs; Dr. Pearson,
Toronto. beat ID. Lloyd. Pittsbure. 81. CD.
Ladies' championship round. Miss Myrtle
McAleer. Pittsburg, beat Miss Carte Neeiy.
6-4 6-3
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QUEEN OF TROTTERS.
LousDilIon Will He Crowned at CIeve-
land To-day.

CLEVELAND. o., Aug. 31.-The list Of
entries for the magnificent 5000 inter-city
matinee trophy to-morrmow will include
only four horses: The Monk, Waubon,
Equity and Dolly Dillon.
Lou Dillon, the queen of trotters. will be
crowned queen of the turf at the track be-
fore the racing begins. After a parade be-
fore the grandstand, participated In by
horsemen, horses and a band, a large floral
wreath will be placed about Lou Dillon's
neck
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Father Cushing Not Life Prisoner.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Aug. J.-Father John
III. Cushing to-day denied the story erpanat-
ing from Denver that he had been ordered
to Gethesemane and there TO remain prac-
tically prisoner for life. because of his
long fight upon Bishop Matz. Father Cush-
ing has been sent in retreat at TIM Trappist
monastery for a month or less by Arch
bishop Falconio and Immediately thereafter
will return TO his diocese in Denver.
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READVILLE. Mass, Aug. 3l.-On ac-
count OF the heavy condition Of. the track
the ''Neponset'' stake race for 2:10 PAGERS.
held over from the Grand Circuit meeting
last week and scheduled to take place to-
oay was again postponed and will be held
on the first day upon which the conditions
shall be favorable.
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Runs-Strang CD. Sheckard (D. Dobbs
Gessler CD. Jordan CD. Ritter. Jones. Mo-
ran, Abbattichio, Greminger. Aubrey. Two
base hits-Strang CD. Sheckard Doyle.
First base on errors-Boston. A: Brooklyn
2. Stolen bases-Sheckard. Ritter. Double
plays-Tenney to Aubrey: Jones to DOYLE:
Strsng TO Doyle: Aubrey TO Abbattichio
TO Tenney. Left on bases-Boston, 3: Brook
Ign, 3. Bases on balls--Of Jones' /: of Will
liams. 4. Sacrifice hits-Aubrey. Williams.
Dobbs. Dahlen Hit by pitched ball-By
Williams, /. Struck out-By Jones. /: by
Williams. I. Time-1:i0 Umpire-O' Day. At
tendance-i.3OO
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SECOND GAME.

Runs-Browne. Bresnahan (3), Lauder.
Dunn, Warner (2), McGinnity. Gleason.
Wolverton. Left on bases-New York, 5;
Philadelphia, s. Two-base hits-Bresnahan
CD. Titus. Sacrifice hits-McGann. Dunn,
Douglas. Stolen bases-Bresnahan, Nc
Gam. Double play-Duggleby and Glea-
son. Bases on balls-Off McGinnity, L. off
Duggleby, 4. First base on errors-New
York. 4: Philadelphia, I. Struck out-By
McGinnity, 0. Wild pitch-Duggleby. Time
-l:S3. Umpires-Moran and Hurst. At
tendance-3 496.
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Engineer. and Fircmen Hurt.

ROANOKE, Va, Aug. 5l.-A live stock
train northbound on the Shenandoah diyi-
sion OF the Norfolk & Western Railroad
crashed into the rear end OF a through
freight going I'm the same direction Sunday
evening between Elkon and Shenandoah.
Engineers T.. j. Moore and +. j. Nichols
and Firemen w. s. Jones and H. X. Het-
field all OF Roanoke, were seriously cut ana
bruised Three cars on the front train
and two engines OF the rear train were bad
ly wrecked. The tracks were blocked eight
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PARIS. Aug. 3l.-Twenty-one motor boats
out OF the hfty-seven boats which started
yesterday in the race on the Seine from
Paris to the sea completed the second stage
of the race and arrived at Elbeuf this even
ing. The Mercedes and Flora. which I'm
ished FIRST and second. respectively. I'm the
first stage OF the race, were again nrst 10
arrive at Elbeuf. the former finishing az
453 p. m. and the Flora at 5:02 p m. ms
next stage OF the race which VIII be con-
tinued tomorrow. Is from Elbeuf 10 Rouen.
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ANNAPOLIS. Md. Aug. s1.-The battle
ship Indiana. commanded by Capt w. III.
Emory, the cruiser Hartford Cant w. M
Reeder. aud the practice ship Chesapeake
In command OF Commander William r.
Halsey. the three ships which conveyed the
midshipmen ON their summer cruise. ar
rived here to-day. The midshipmen ex-
pressed themselves as having had a very
pleasant time the cruise. All the mid
shipmcn will be given one mouths leave 10
visit their homes.
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Two Games VIII BE Played with Mil
Iers To-Day-Double-Hea with
81. Paul and Columbus.
American Association Games To-Da,

Minneapolis at indianapolis.
ST. Paul at Louisville.
Milwaukee at Columbus.
Kansas City at Toledo.
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Runs-Smith, Owens. Childs, Bernard,
Schaub, Turner, Hadding. Dorm, Hill. Gear
CD. Grady, F-antz. Knoll CD, Rothfuss.
Two-base hits-Dorn, Bernard, Schaub CD,
hit-Owens. Bases on balls-On Dorm, 1:
on Gibson. I. Struck out-By Dorm. 3; by AL
loway. =: by Gibson, 5. Wild pitch-Gibson.
hits-trhilds, Gear. Double plays-Owens to
Childs TO Turner; Owens TO Turner; Childs
to Turner. Left on bases-Toledo S; Kan
sas City, 5. Time-Two hours. Umpire
Mullane. Attendance-400.
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Morning Came
MilIerx Secure Pitcher Ream.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. Aug. 3l.-The man.
agement of the South Bend Central League
team was to-day notified that Pitcher
George Ream had been selected by Mime
apols, of the American Association, in n
trade for Minneap olis's claim on Angus
Grant captain and manager OF the local
team Ream has won thirteen out of four
teen games. He will not join Minnea polls
until after the close of the Central League
season.
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Runs-Farrell (2). Dunleavy, Smoot
Burke, Brain. Clark. Leach, Wagner
Bransfield t2), Ritchey CD. Sebring CD Two
base hits-Carisch (0, Beaumont. Brans-
field. Clarke, Brain. Home runs-Leach,
Sebring. SAcrihce hits-Smoot, Burke. Dou-
BILE play-Farrell to Brain to Murphy.
Stolen bases-Wagner %, Bransfield, Far
Wagner. Bases on balls-Of Currie. 3; off
Thompson, 2. Struck out-By Currie. 81 by
Thompson, 5. Left on bases-St. Louis. s.;
Pittsburg. 3. Time-1D Umpire-Emslie.
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DETROIT, Aug. I.-Manager Barrow. of
the Detroit American League team. has
signed second baseman John Burns of San
Francisco. and money has been wired him
SO he can report Immediately. Burns for
merly played At Dayton and Toledo but
had a disagreement with the American As
ISOLATION and Jumped TO the coast
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Runs-Arndt. Gleason. Turner Clingman,
Mellor, Fox, Ganley, Dunleavy. Hemphill,
Elliott. Earned runs-Columbus, 3: Milwau-
kee. 2 Stolen bases-Gleason CD. Turner CD,
Hemphill. Speer. Sacrifice hit-Meredith.
Two-base hit-Mellor. Three-base hit-Can-
ley. Home run-Turner. Innings pitched
BY Stimmei. 4: by Hedges, T. Hits-Off
Stimmei Z: off Hedges, /. Struck out
BY Berger. 5: by Stimmel. 3: by Hedges l.
Bases on ba!s-Off Berger. 8: of StimmeI.
2 Passed bal.-Fox. Time-l:50. Umpire
Cunningham.
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Runs Burkett. Martin, Heidrick GU,
hit-Heidrick. Sacrifice hits-Martin. Sug-
den. Powell. Stolen bases-Flick. Burkett
GU. Hemphill. Heidrick. Hit by pitched
ball-By Stoyall. Burkett; Wild pitches-By
Stovall, 2. Bases on balls-Off Powell, 8:
off Stovall, 4. Struck out-By Powell, -:
by Stovall. g Left on bases-St. Louis s.
Cleveland. T. Time-1:32. Umpire-O'Laugh-
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Reds Fielded Poorly.

CHICAGO. Aug. 31.-Bunched hits in three
innings and the visitors ragged fielding
gave the locals to-day's game. Wicker was
only hit for FIVE safeties, but three of them
were for extra bases and scored all of Gin
cinnatis runs. Attendance 2,1O0.
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fuHS-buTkttt VI, MdTtlH IoI, WdIIdCe,
Heidrick CD. Flick. Bemis (0. Two-base
hits-Heidrick CD. Hemphil Martin, Lajoie.
Bemis. Sacrifice hits-Martin, Hill, Sugden.
Bay Double plays-Wright, Wallace and
Anderson: Thoney (unassisted). Stolen
bases-Heidrick. Bay, Hickman. Bases on
bslls-On Wright, 1; off Moore, 2. Struck
out-By Wright. s: by Moore, 5. Left on
bases-St. Louis. T. Cleveland, IL. Time
1:40. Umpire-O' Laughlin.
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Pitcher Thomas Was Easy.

WHEELING, Aug. 31.-Wheeling found
Pitcher Thomas easy to-day and handily
defeated Grand Rapids. Score:
Wheeling -. ? 3 o o 2 g IL 3
Grand Rapids 0 0 0 2-3
Bstteries-Smith and Shannon; Thomas
and O'Neil
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sArnd. OUT hit by batted ball.
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Grand Circuit Races Postponed.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., Aug. T.--The OPEN
ing series of races In the Grand Circuit
scheduled for to-day at Narragansett Park
has been postponed, owing to the wet condi-
ton of the track.
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Totals ...-s2 S "a Il 5
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st. Paul Batted Opportunity.

LOUISVILLE. Aug 3.-St. Paul defeated
Louisville to-day in a well-played game.
The locals could not hit Bailey at oppor-
tune times. while Walker was batted hard
when men were on the bases A jumping
left-hand catch by Schaefer was a feature
Attendance. 5000 Score:
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NEW YORK. Aug. 3i--In a golf match on
the links OF the Garden City Golf Club to-
day between teams of New York and
Boston newspaper men, the former were
victorious by the score of to J.
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SEARGENT. Ky. Aug. 3l.-Frcm al barlf-
caded clubhouse. Everitt Fleming forty
years OF age. shot and killed Constable
Albert Hall and seriously wounded George
Mulling. who were attempting TO arrest
Fleming last Saturday in Dickinson county.
Va. Just across the State line.
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RACINE DROPS OUT.
wisconsin Town Will Not BE I'm the
Western Polo League.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, Aug. 3L-Racine. one of
the pioneer polo cities in the West, will
have no team in the Western League this
season. being unable to secure the rink on
satisfactory terms. Marion will take Ra-
cine's place. the league continuing with six
clubs. Manager Horlick of Racine will re-
own before the opening of another sea-
son.
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SECOND GAME.

Slated for Hardy In the ninth.
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CINCINNATI. Aug. 31.-F'irs to-day
caused a loss OF $1,000 at 8. III. Taft & Co. s
lumber yards The charred remains OF
two unknown tramps were taken from the
ashes OF n box car that was burned while
- the siding In the lumber yard.
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Southern League.

Birmingham. 8; Little Rock, 2.
Nashville. 10; New Orleans, Z.
Montgomery. Z: Memphis, 5.
Atlanta, /; Shreveport, s.
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Home Run Won Game.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 3l.-Moffit' S
pitching and Cogswelrs home run were re-
sponsible for to-day's victorys of South
Bend over Terre Haute. Score:
r H f
South Bend o 0 o 0 Ga 8
Terre Haute.. o o 0 o y o OIL 2 9
Batteries-Moffitt and Andrews; Smith and
Richardson
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Runs-Browne. Lauder. Dunn, Warner,
Titus. Two-base hits-Titus. Hulswitt. Left
on bases-New York. 10; Philadelphia, Z.
Sacrifice hits-Bresnahan. Mccain, Lauder,
Gleason. Stolen base-Bresnahan. Double
play-Mertes, Babb and McGann. Bases on
by pitched ball-By McGinnity, 1: by Frazer.
I. Struck out-By McGinnity, 4; by Frazer
4. Time-1:30. Umpires-Hurst and Moran
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Runs-Chance. Jones. King. Harley ca,
Wicker. Seymour, Beckley, Daley. Left on
tases-Chicago. s; Cincinnati. 4. Two-base
hits-Evers, CorcOran. Three-base hit-Sey-
mour. Home run-Daly. Sacrifice hit
Evers. Stolen base-Williams ran. for
Casey, Slagle. Struck out-By Wicker, A.;
by Sutthoff. 3; by Poole. 1. Passed ball
King. Bases on balls-On Wicker, 2; off
Suthoff. L; off Poole, l. Wild pitch-Wicker.
Time-Two hours. Umpire-Johnstone
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FOUGHT TO A DRAW.


SAGINAW, Mich. Aug. Sl.-Martin Duffy.
of Chicago. welterweight champion of the
world and Gus Gardner. of Philadelphia,
champion at LIS pounds. fought ten rounds
to "A draw tonight. Gardner was outweight-
ed by Duffy nearly fifteen pounds, and con-
sidering the discrepancy In weight, fought
like a demon. Duffy tried hard Ia put him
out. but could not hit hard enough.
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Scored Five In Ninth.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 31.-By a ninth inning
rally that netted them five runs Pittsburg
won from ST. Louis to-day by score OF
. to g. Pittsbrrg's new battery, Thompson
and Carisch, worked well. Attendance, 67s.
Score:
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RICHMOND. Ind. Aug. 3l.-The Muncie
tennis team will be here on Wednesday
afternoon of this week TO play the tennis
team of the Richmond Country Club Num-
Gle was badly beaten in the previous con-
test.
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SUPERIOR. Wis. Aug. 3l--Howard c.
Gilbert. of the Euclid Hotel cafe. was killed
to-day by Arthur Sherman. aged eighteen
years. who had lust been discharged b. his
yictin- he was arrested
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TOLEDO, o., Aug. s1.-with Kansas City
getting a lead of six runs in the first. Tole-
do by consistent playing tied the score and
ness.
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COLUMBUS. o.. Aug. n.-Coiumbus de-
fsated Milwaukee to-day in spirited game.
Stimmel. who started to pitch for the Wis
itors, lasted only four innings Attend
ance LOO. Score:
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Runs-Ryan, Clarke, Collins. Earned
runs-Washington, 2; Boston, /. Three-base
hit-Collins. Home run-Ryan. Stolen
bases-Coughlin (2, Mccormick, Drill, Cri-
ger. Double plays-Parent to Ferris to
Lachance; Ferris to Parent to Lachance;
Dougherty to Collins. Bases on balls-Of
Patten, 4; off Dineen, /. Struck out-By
Patten, 4; by Dineen. 3. Left on bases
Washington, 8: Boston, Z. Time-1:45. Um-
pire-Connolly.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LAWRENCEBURG, Ind. Aug. 3l.-Three
games were played to-day at League Park
between the four teams comprising the
Manufacturers League. with the following
results:
Morning Came
Bauer Cooperagc Co........0 2 O-22
Jones e. Mayer Buggy Coo o o o.
Batteries-Caldwell and Young; F. Aylor
l.. Aylor and John Albrecht; l.. Aylor and
John Albrecht. Game called on account of
rain.
First Afternoon Came
Cook Pump Works.0 . 2 4 l 0-12
Bishop Saw Works.0 0 0 o. 3
Batteries-Myers and Kronenberg; Len
MEL and Leak.
Second Afternoon Came
Bauer Cooperage Co .......0 % 1O1 o.
Jones g. Mayer Buggy Co. % o 0 10000 90
Batteries-Justice and Young: West and
l.. Aylor. Umpire-William Liddel. At
tendance-1 900.
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Jone. I'm Excellent Form.

BROOKLYN, Aug. 31.-In an unnterest-
ing game Brooklyn defeated Boston Jones
was In excellent form and allowed Tenney's
men only three safe hits. Score:
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Pittsburg Defeated 81. Louis by a
Ninth Inning Rally, Netting Five
Runs-BrookIyn Won.
NATIONAL League standing,


NEW YORK, Aug. 3i.-Philadelphia lost
both games to the local team at the Polo
Grounds to-day McGinnity pitched both
games, scoring a double victory for the
third time this season. Frazer, who pitched
the first game for Philadelphia, was well
supported. no errors being made by either
side Score first game:
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Cen3faI League Standing.
Central League Games To-Day.

Evansville at Fit. Wayne.
Terre Haute at South Bend.
Marion at Dayton.
Grand Rapids at Wheeling.
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SECOND GAME.

Runs-Hendricks, Setback, Collins 90. c.
Stahl Lachance. Earned runs-Washing-
ton, / Boston, 5. Two-base hits-Freeman,
Collins. Three-base hit-Lachance. Home
run-Collns Stolen hase-Parent. Sacri-
flee hit-Ferris. Bases on balls-On Dunkle,
3; of Gibson. l. Struck out-By Dunkle, 5;
by Gibson, /. Left on Observation-Disclosures
3; Boston, z. Wild pitch-Gibson. Time
1885. Umpire-Connolly. Attendance-1,4 22.
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DECATUR, Ind, Aug. H.-The Rosen-
thals of this city defeated the Huntington
team at Steele's Park, near here Sunday
i'm "A game resulting 10 TO ?. The game de-
cided a tie between the teams and was at
tended by GOO persons Score:
II III
Decatur ...1 o 6 o O. o o O-lO s
Huntington ......0 0 0 IL 6
Batteries-Francc and France; Hyland
and Miller. tImpire--Bayes.
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FORT WAYNE. Aug. 81

FORT WAYNE, Aug. 31-Curtis had Ev-
ansville at his mercy to-day, and scored
shutout. Willis pitched wonderful ball, but
received miserable support, errors being re-
sponsible for all of the runs. Score:
r III +
Fort Wayne...-2 0 81
Evansville ......0 o o 90
Batteries-Curtis and Ostdeik; Willis and
MacKinley.