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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-09

CHICAGO. May S.-Clark Griffith and
James Collins, managers Of the New York
and Boston American League clubs, re-
spectively, are the first to feel the author
ity of President Ban Johnson this season.
The chief executive OF the American League
has telegraphed TO Umpire Connolly that
Griffith is suspended for three days. and
word has been sent to Umpire Carruthers
in Boston that Collins is ruled off the field
for the same length of time. According to
the orders of the leagues president, neither
player will be permitted to don a uniform
or to appear on the ball field during the
progress of a championship game during
the term of suspension.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-09
rERRE HAUTE FIELD MEET.
state Normal and Rose Polytechnic
to Contest for HOnOrs.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May S.-The dual
field meet of the Indiana State Normal and
Rose Polytechnic teams tomorrow is ex-
pected to result in good records, as both
schools have men entered who have shown
in their practice that they can make at
least new records for their schools il not
for the State. The interest in the meet is
heightened by the fact that ii means a re-
newal of athletic contests between the two
schools after few years Introduction by
the respective faculties. While the Normal
made poor showing with Wabash a week
ago the fact is that the team was short
its best athlete, Beecher, and others on the
team were not In condition. Beecher has
recovered from his sickness and is entered
for FIVE events tomorrow.
The Rose team is almost entirely COM
posed of freshmen. Captain Turk and Lee
have been raising much enthusiasm in the
school by their practice work. The pub
lished report Of the preliminaries at Earl
ham for the state secondary college meet
to be held at Richmond week from to-
morrow has given Rose encouragement as
the Rose men have beaten about all the
records made by Eariham
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Innings Pitched-By RUBBISH, 6; by Fish
er. 3; by Brown. z; by Van Wrinkle
Bases on Balls-OT RUBBISH, /; of Brown,
/; off Van Wrinkle, l.
Struck Out-By Rubbish, 8; by Fisher. 2:
by Brown, 8; by Van Wrinkle, :.
Hit by Pitcher-Guffin.
Two-base Hits-Coen (2), RUBBISH (2),
Fisher (2, Hasbrock, Roby. Spears Co.
Three-base Hit-Coen.
Stolen Bases-Davies C2), Coen.
Passed Balls-Coen CD, Dodson.
First Base on Errors-Butler, 3.
Left on Bases-Wabash, q; Butler, o.
Umpire-Forsythe.
Time-1:55.
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MARION, IND, May S.-Anderson could
not hit Hamilton to any advantage to-day.
and lost, to l. Score:
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, May s-The new base
ball park at the fair grounds will be for
maIly dedicated on Sunday. the 10th. in
game with the Marion Owls. This is the
first inclosed ground Elwood has had for
eight years and an excellent team of home
players has been brought together for the
seasons sport. Last year the Elwood team
lost but eight games out of thirty.
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Turks Occupy Abek.

BERLIN, May S.-A dispatch from Con-
stantinople announces that the Turkish
troops have occupied Abek, Albania, the
headquarters of the Sultan's reform COM
mittee, which was threatened by hostile
Aibanians without opposition. The twenty
two Albanian chiefs, leaders of the opposi-
ton to the reforms, who were recently ar
rested at Prisrend, Albania, have been
banished to Mosul, Asiatic Turkey
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Earned Runs-Tcledo, 2; Indianapolis, 3.
Two-base Hits-Smith, Jones CD, Hogriev-
|er, kim.
Stolen Bases-Bernard. Connors.
Sacrifice Hit-Blankenship.
Bases on Balls-Of Cristail, g.; off KEEL
Jun. g.
Struck Out-By Cristall, 8; by Kellum, 6.
Hit by Pitched Ball-Hogriever.
Wild Pitch-Eeilum.
Unpire-Foreman.
Time-2:05.
Attendance-11O0
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Fort Wayne Outplayed.

Batteries-Hamiltona and Herbert; Nome
macher and Nippert.
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DANGEROUS PRACTICE.
Sailors of the Cruiser Boston Wound.
ed by Men of the MarbIehead.

SAN FRANCISCO. May g. Ensign
Charles Huff and Boatswain's Mate Nc
Namara. of the crew OF the cruiser Boston,
were wounded by being struck by stray
bullets from the cruiser Marblehead while
the crew of the latter vessel were engaged
in subcalibre target practice. The crew
was engaged at this practice while the
Marblehead was lying in Magdalena bay.
About 400 yards from there the Rosto,I
with her men was likewise engaged ri
was not thought the bullets would carry Al
Iar as the Boston. and no danger was AMI
tSS.paleo unti there came signal FROM
her TO cease firing in her direction. En-
sign HUH was injured in one of his arms
and the boatswain received a severe scalr
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Mrs. Ley. VIII Get 500. 900.

NEW YORK, May S.-The appellate d.
vision OF the Supreme Court has unani-
mously sustained the verdict of the Jury in
the case of Mrs. William Legs against the
New York Central Mr.. Legs was killed in
the tunnel accident about year and a half
ago, and Mrs. Legs brought suit against
the railroad for $4,000 the jury allowing
her $4,000 damages with costs and inter-
est, amounting TO from 5000 to IS. 900
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TOULON, May S-Following the receipt
Of cipher orders by Admiral POTTER, the
French flagship Admiral Potthu and the
armored cruiser Latouche-Treville sailed
for Saloniea early to-day. The cruiser
Galilee is ready to proceed to the same
port.
SALONICA, May SAN additional guam
tity of explosives has been discovered here
and many mines are believed to exist. A
fresh outbreak is feared.
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BLUEFIELD. w Va. May s.-Further in
formation from the Eggleston tunnel dis
aster shows that ten dead bodies have been
recovered from the debris far removed
IL is claimed that there still remain several
dead bodies In the tunnel which there Is
no hope of being taken out alive A re-
port current here to-day To the effect
that nineteen men In all were killed, while
three were fatally injured and several
slightly hurt The tunnel has been the
scene OF several serious accidents and has
given the railroad company considerable
trouble in the past few years
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York. won the Brooklyn trophy. The AM
sterdam trophy went TO Mrs Shelly and
Mrs. e. ID. Hamilton. of the st. Louis Club.
Owing to a mistake in tabulating yes
terday the Toledo trophy was awarded TO
the Howell Club of Boston. A protest was
entered by the Omaha Club and a recount
or the score resulted In the trophy being
given TO the Western club.
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% 3. Score:

kaeoh tattsd for stimmel In the ninth two
% out when winning made.
3eQre by innings:
Inn<apolis 800 0o1oo
ensas Cfsy ----.---.o 1 o o o 0-3
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, May s.-Walter
wIlmot is no longer manager and left field
er of the Minneapolis baseball team.
Neither he nor the management will talk
but the long losing streak of the team is
supposed to be responsible for the change
No successor has been named.
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silent Hoosiers Win.

The silent Hoosiers won their third game
of the season yesterday by defeating the
Panhandle team by score of IL to Z. Nc
Carly pitched a good game for the Silent
Hoosiers. Shirage and Barr pitched for
the railroad team.
This afternoon the Silent Hoosiers will
play the lawyers team of the Stevenson
building.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-09

LAFAYETTE, Ind, May S.-The pro-
gramme for the Indiana State League shoot.
to be held in Lafayette on June and s. has
been completed. The first days shoot will
consist of fourteen contests. The second
days consists Of ten. including the State
diamond badge, valued at $500. Black pow
der and ten-gauge guns are barred.
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Earned runs-Cleveland, g. Two-base hits
Abbott Hickman. Three-base hit-Goch-
nauer. Home runs-Abbott, Thoney. Sac
rihce hits-Buelow. Lush. Flick Stolen
bases-Lush. Smith. Bases on balls-Off
Joss. 4; off Kitson, /. Hit by pitched ball
BY KitsOn, l. Left on bases-Cleveland, 4;
Detroit. 10. Struck out-By Joss, 9; by Kit
son, 2. Passed ball-Abbott. Time-l 80.
Umpire-O'Loughlin. Attendance-3,42
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DENVER. Col. May S-A building In
Laramer street. occupied by Nicholson
Brothers clothing store and rooming
house, collapsed tonight and injured sew
eral persons. No one was killed. Mrs.
Thomas Mckern was injured internally and
may die. The loss is $4,000.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May S.-To-morrow
Purdue and Nebraska will play ball on
Stuart field. Last year Nebraska won from
the boiler makers by close score. The
team tomorrow will play as follows: Coon.
catcher Ide or Jones, pitcher; Leslie. first
base; Mckee, second base: Cohen, short
stop; Zimmerman, third base; Palmer, CEN
ter field Goetze. right field: Ritter, left
field.
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Earned runs-Boston, 3. Two-base hits
Dexter, Carney. Three-base ht-Greming-
err Sacrifice hit--McCreedie. First on pals
of Schmidt, 3: of Thielman, 1: off Plat
|. First on error-Boston, l. Struck out
BY Schmidt, l: by Thielman g. by Piatt
= Stolen observation-disclosures. Carney
Greminger Double plays-Dahien and
Flood: Flood and Doyle: Doyle Dahlen and
Flood: Tenney and Kittridge Left on
bases-Boston. Z; Brooklyn, 2 Time-I 80
Umpire-Moran. Attendance-2500.
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Archbishop Kahn. Health Broken.

ST. LOUIS. May SIN the hope Of restor.
ing his health Archbishop Kahn will leave
St Louis Monday 90 enter st. Agnes's San
atorium at Baltimore. HIS visit I'm the East
will be indefinite and the archbishop says
he may never return. In fact. his departure
Is equivalent 90 resignation from the 81.
Louis archbishopric. Bishop j. j. Glennon.
OF Kansas City. the new coadjutor to Arch
bishop Kahn, will arrive In St. Louis to-
morrow and assume active management Of
he archdiocese.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MADISON, Ind. May SIN the Hanover
College field day the championship cup was
awarded to A. X. Whallon, who won the
go yard hurdle 1Oo-yard dash and pole vault
and was second in the high jump. f. w.
Newton won the high jump. Smith the mile
run and ID. Masterson the shot-put and
hammer throw.
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Earned runs-Washington 2; Philadelphia,
2. Two-base hit-Wilson. Three-base hits
Setback, Deehanty. Stolen bases-Hartsel,
Pickering. Murphy, NJ. Cross. Double plays
-Coughlin (unassistedD; Waddell to M.
Cross to Powers; l.. Cross to Murphy to
Powers. Left on bases-Washington 3:
Philadelphia, 8. Hit by pitched ball-Wad-
dell. Struck out-By Wilson, H. by Waddell.
g. Time-l:25. Umpire-Connelly.
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CHICAGO. May s.-To-days game was a
smuggling match on both sides. and belonged
to either team until the last man was out.
the locals finishing one run behind, with
two men on bases. Attendance, 254O. Scora.
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COLUMBUS. o.. May S.-Louisville won
'o-day's game in the first inning after two
Inea were out, an error by Turner starting
|he trouble Failey was batted out OF the
tox In the second inning. The fielding of
pdxell and Clymer for Louisville was a
.ea.ure. Attendance. 1000 Score:
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Earned runs-Chicago, 2. Three-base hits
Killing, Jones. Sacrifice hits-Harley, Sla-
gle, Tinker. Double plays-Williams (unas-
sisted; Williams to Nichols; Tinker to
Lowe. Stolen bases-Donovan, Williams,
Mcfarland, Slagle, Tinker, King. Wild
pitch-Lundgren. Bases on balls-Off Lund-
gren 8; off Mcfarland, 2. Struck out-By
Lundgren. 2: by Mcfarland, l. Left on
bases-St. Louis, Z; Chicago, Z. Time-2:2O.
Observation-Disclosures
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Scored Five I'm Two Innings.

PHILADELPHIA,>Ma May s.-The champions
punched their hits in the fourth and fifth
innings to-day, and again defeated Wash
ington. After the second inning Waddell
was a mystery to the visitors. Attendance
62S Score:
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Bonner "Kicked" Too Hard.

BROOKLYN. May s.-The Boston team
batted Schmidt hard to-day and defeated
Brooklyn by to /. Schmidt's hand was
injured in the seventh inning in stopping
Cooley's hard drive. Thielman relieved
him liz the eighth. Bonner was put out of
the game in the ninth inning for kicking.
Score:
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snecial to the Indianapolis Journal.
MOORES HILL. Ind. May S.-Moores Hill
College defeated Franklin at baseball to-
dav Franklin put up an excellent game.
Mullikin's pitching was feature. Moore's
1ym a,d tho hest plaving of the season, with
GOOD work by Humes and Heath. Score
II E
Moore's Hill. 10 0 o 1 o 0 S-5 z 3
Eranklin 80 o 0 0 l 3 o. 3
Batteries-Humes and Dashiell; Mullikin
and Roach.
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. May S.-De Paw
University won to-day's game with Kali
amazoo College. The score was to 3.
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PITTSBURG. Pa. May S.-Bases on balls
and rank errors by Cincinnati gave the
game to Pittsburg. Doheny kept the hits
well scattered until the ninth, when four
were made. AS a result of yesterdays
scrap on the field Wagner has been sus-
pended for three days. Attendance, 1900.
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Totals .....s % "a 10

Earned runs-Coiumous. 1: Louisville, 8.
keIt on bases--Columbus. Is Louisville, Z.
|toien base-Sullivan- Sacrifice hits-Cly-
per. Odweil Bases on balls-Off Bailey L:
|n wagner, 2; or Bohannon. 2. Two-base
Schaub. Hart Double plays
EIurner 10 Bridwell to Slattery: Viox to
kntids TO Sullivan Hit by pitched ball
frfdWell, Odwell. Struck out-By Wagner,
Wild pitch-Bohannon. Innings pitched
Bailey, 1-3; Wagner. 2-3; Bohannon. 3.
Time-i:is. Umpire
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Good Pitching by Cbesbro.

BOSTON, May s.-Chesbro's superb pitch
ing won for New York to-day. Keeler's
running catch was the feature. With
Captain Collins laid off for three DAYS. Bos-
tons team play was weak. Score:
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then settled down and pitched a fine game.
Taylor was In good form. Score:

Earned runs-New York. I; Philadelphia,
1. First base on errors-New York. 2. Left
on bases-New York, s; Philadelphia, s.
l. Struck out-By Taylor. 3: by Duggleby.
3. Two-base hits-Lauder, Keister CD. Roth
Sacrifice hts-Gilbert. Taylor. Hit by
pitched ball-By Duggleby, 1. Umpire
O'Day. Time-1:25. Attendance-5,70O.
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Mig Crowd saw New York win.

NEW YORK. May s.-New York won the
game to-day from Philadelphia by scoring
seven runs In the first inning on five hits,
a base balls and four errors. Duggleby
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Slated for Donohue In the ninth.
Score by innings:
Chicago ........0 l o 3 O O. s-12
ST. Louis .-....0 o o 2 IA
Left on bases-Chicago. II; ST. Louis. ls.
Two-base hits-Dolan. Mailman. Burkett.
Anderson. Wallace. Callahan. Three-base
hits-Callahan CO. Sacrifice hits-Green,
Sugden. Mccormick. Heidrick Stolen bases
Green. DoIan. Hemphill. Bu-kett. Held
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rick. Struck out-By Callahan, 4; by Dom
ohue. 1; by Powell, 4. Bases on balls-Off
Callahan. 2; OF Donohue. 2; of Powell. l.
Hit by pitched ball-McCormick. Time-2:45.
Umpire-Sheridan.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. May s.-With the
pore to against them in the ninth inning
I'd two men cut, the Minneapolis team hit
foacn for three singles and double, scor-
Ps three earned runs and winning the
hIne by to g. Score:
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Eleven Innings Necessary.

ST. LOUIS. May S-Chicago to-day de-
feated st. Louis to 2. Mcfarland and
Lundgren were in fine form. Tinker's field
ing and Williams's double play were the
features. Attendance, LSOO Score:
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TOLEDO'S ERRORS COSTLY
GAVE CHAMPIONS ANOTHER VIC
TORY BY STOP SCORE.
KeIIum Was In His Usual Good Form
His support Was Fastest. Paul
Now second-Other Games.

Indianapolis. s: Toledo. 2.................1,100
Louisville, 3: Columbus, 3..................2.00O
Minneapolis, 4; Kansas City, 5............1,0c0
st. Paul, 13; Milwaukee. 4................. SoS
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Cincinnati Therefore Was Easily De-
feated by Pittsburg-Thirteen-
Inning Game Won by Chicago.

Pittsburg 8; Cincinnati. 4.............3000 |
New York, Z; Philadelphia, 3............. S, 100 |
Boston, s; Brooklyn. 1.....................2,500 |
Chicago, 3; st. Louis, 2..................lS00 |
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Totals

Earned runs-St. Paul. s; Milwaukee, 4.
wo-base hits--Geier. Kelly. Phyle. Schae-
~. Three-base hit-wheeler. Home runs
Ronahue CD, Wood, Corbett. Schaefer.
Stolen bases-Shannon CD. Sullivan, Jack
ION. Unglaub- Bases on balis-On McGill.
OF Hale, 2: OF Corbett. Q Struck out
5y Hale: Jackson CD. Marcan. Corbett: by
sorbett: Hale, Ungiaub. Ht-By Hale:
hannon- Wild pitch-McGill. Left on
3ases-St- Paul. 6; Milwaukee, 6. Time
go Umpire-Cunningham
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CHICAGO, May S-The principal trophies
played for In the wofnens whist tourna-
ment here to-day went to New York and
st. Louis. Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. New
man. OF the New Amsterdam Club of New
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ST, PAUL, Mimi. May s.-St. Paul had
[another batting matinee and defeated Mil
wauke with runs to spare. Attendance. $50.
score.
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'Batted for Winters In the seventh.
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EWING ISSUED PASSES

AND HIS TEAM DID NOT SUPPORT
HIM WELL ENOUGH TO WIN.
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Earned runs Cincinnati, 2. Two-base hit
-Ritchey. Three-base hit-Merri.t Stolen
bases-Kruger, Ritchey. Double play
Ritchey, Kruger and Bransfield. Bases on
balls-On Doheny, l.; off Ewing, 5. Struck
out-By Doheny, g. Time-Two hours. UNI
pires-Holliday and Emslie.
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FORT WAYNE, Ind, May S.-Evansville
outplayed and outbatted Fort Wayne.
Score:
RH.E.
Fort Wayne IL 0 0 o 0 OIL 3 1
Evansville 100 0 0 2 rs IL
Batteries-Alberts and Osdick; Ford and
Mckinley.
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Southern League.

Memphis, 8: New Orleans. 9.
Nashville, i; Atlanta. 3.
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Earned runs-New York. ?: Boston, I.
run-Ferris. Double plays-Williams. Ions
and Camel; Long, Williams and CAMEL (2S'
First base on balls-On Chesbro, 3; off
Winter. /; of Gibson. l. Hit by pitched
ball-By Chesbro. Lachance: by Winter
Conroy. Struck out-By Chesbro. s: nv
Winter, 4; by Gibson. /. Time-I:5O I'm
pires-Carruthers and Hassett. Attendance
Is, 243.
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MANY ERRORS AS HITS
ANDERSON COULD NOT BAT OR FIELD
AND LOST TO MARION.
South Bend Defeated by Terre Haute
Before $500 PersOns-VictOry
for Evansville.

Terrc Haute. 4: South Bend, 8.
Evansville, 5; Fort Wayne, l.
Marion, 5; Anderson, /.
Dayton, 2; Wheeling, i.
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Indianapolis at Toledo.
Louisville at Columbus.
Milwaukee at St Paul.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
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National League Games To-Day.

Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
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