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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-26
WINNERS AT CAMBRIDGE.

, the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENCASTLE, Ind, July 2.-The races
of the cambridge fair in Putnam county.
this week, (which are the first Of the IN
diana circuit, resulted as follows:
2:45 Trot: purse. SO: Won by Finnimore
Jean i'm three straight heats, in 2:z91z, 2:30
and 2:3iiL with Bessie o. second. Hattie
Howard third Showdown fourth, Mystic
Boy fifth.
ROAD pace; purse. $50: Won by Major
Ham i'm second, third and fourth heats,
first heat going to Little Rock. T1me-2:24k.
2:4915 2:i9I4, 2.i9A.
Road trot; purse, $50: Won by S. p. in
first second and fourth heats, Mystic Boy
getting the third. Time-2:291z, 2:35, 2:S61z.
1891.
2:i5 Trot Won by MARCIA Smith In first.
third and fourth heats in 2:29A, 2:24k and
2:29A Frank Goul finished second, Jerome
b. third and Miss Irene ID. fourth In the
race.
Free-for- pace; purse. $500: Jerome Il.
first i'm first third and fourth heats; Miss
Irene b. first i'm the second heat. third IN
the first and third and second in the fourth
heats: DIR. Peare second In the first, second
and third heats; Margie had four straight
fourth places. Time-2:2iz. 2:34z. 2:3O.
2:45 Pace: purse $50: Won by Alpha ]. in
three straight heats; Schuyler J. second in
tho first and second and third In the third;
Fair oaks third in the first. fourth in the
second and second in the third: Maud S. >.
fourth in the first and third. and third in
~ second Time-2:2414, 2:24lz, 2:25.
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Totals ...,2S II u IA
Slated for Wilhelm In ninth.
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LITTLE BOY WON.
Captured Buffalo Selling Stakes, FIT.
Erie's Feature.

BUFFALO, N. Y. July 25.-I-ittle Boy
carrying the colors of S. b. Farmer & Co.,
won the Buffalo selling stakes, three-quar-
tiers of mile, the feature event at Fort
Erie this afternoon. Mrs. Frank Foster
led almost to the end, when Little Boy
caught her firing and had several lengths to
spare at the finish. Weather fine, track
fast. Summarizes
First Race-Five and one-half furlongs:
Marshal Ney, won; Iole, second; Too
Many, third. Time, 1:09%. Lusty and
Second-Seven and one-half furlongs: Sir
Gallant, won; Wire In, second; Albua,
third. Time, 1854. Merriment, Hot, Prod
igality, Lofter and Nina b. l.. also ran
Third-Mile and an eighth: Harding, won;
hummer III, second; Flora Willoughhy
third. Time. 1:551a. All Souls, Allopath.
Benchart and Dubious also ran.
Fourth-Four and one-half furlongs: Out
field. won; st. Noel second; Bruceville,
NJ, Yeremi, Hermoine. Two Penny, Water
melon and Bombast also ran.
Fifth-Six furlongs, the Fort Erie stakes,
selling: Little Boy, won: Mrs. Frank Fos-
ter, second; Soothsayer, third. Time, 1:142.
Archune. On the Quiet. Nellie Bawn, Eha-
kai, Taxman, Louis Collier and Guy also
ran.
Sixth-One mile. selling: Tralala, won;
Fortunatus, second; Baird, third. Time
1:42A. John j. Reagan, Flaneur. Scortie
and Chopin also ran.
Seventh, one mile, selling: Crestfallen.
won: Flora Bright, second; Briers. third
Time. 1:41iz Colonel Anderson, Graden
Clarena, Euclar, Herodes and Double
Dummy also ran.
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WON NORTHERN HANDICAP
LUCIEN APPLEBY BEAT CONQUEROR
III IN HARD DRIVE.
Hargis Was Third and John McGurk
Unplaced-Bas dor Lowered the
Delmar Track Record.

CHICAGO, July 25.-Lucien Appleby, at
to l, won the Northern handicap, one mile
and quarter, at Hawthorne to-day by a
nose from The Conqueror III in hard
drive. Hargis, the heavily-played favorite.
good thing, was virtually left at the post
and had no chance. Weather clear and
warm; track fast Summary:
First Race-Five and a half furlongs:
Sweetie, l07 Welgesen), to j, won; MISS
Crawford, 107 a.. WILSON,, to 5, second (;
Buccaneer. ITO Or. williams), to L. third.
Time, 1B
Second Steeplechase; short course: Cey.
lon, 153 (Owens), 5 to 2. won; Indian IL $50
(Houston), to 2, second; Arius, las Ora
ziD. 5 to l, third Time. 2:54 2-5.
Third-Northern handicap; one and one
quarter miles: Lucien Appleby, l01 lWon.
derly), to /, won; The Conqueror III, log
aenry, Il to tS 2 second s Hsrgis los Hese
Fourth-Six furlongs: Ahola, 50 CIV.
Knapp, Is to l. won; l. Etrenne. 1O4 lHelge-
SEM, to 1, second; A. ID. Gibson, LOG (Ad-
kins), 10 to l, third. Time, lib l-5.
Fifth-Mile and a half: Hayward Hunter,
102 (Adkins). to 5, won; Compass, 81 CIV.
Knapp, u to l. second; Little o Elkln' "a lJ'
Booker), to 8, third; ID, Time, 2:S 90 70; ys.r
ly). to ], won; Ragtag, 1O5 (Adkins), to 2,
second; Paul Whaley. 104 CIV. Waldo), to
/, third. Time, LAO 3-5
Hawthorne entries for Monday:
First Race-Four and one-half furlongs,
maidens; Trapsetter, Black Wolf, st. Blue,
Harfang, Atantico, 113; Codex, Justine
Moore, Miss McMeekin, Annora j., Out
Wal, Durbar, Interrogation, Ryan, My
Gem, Polk Miller, Ito.
Second-Steepechase short course, hand
leap: Imperialist, ISL; Ceylon, 1853; Mon
tanic, 14S; Slap Dash, 132; Tartar, l3s; Fall
ella, 135; Alma Girl, 1874; Joe MCGEE, 100;
Indian H. 120. CTartar and Falella coupled
as HACKS entry. Slap Dash and Montanic
coupled as Durnells entry.)
Third-One mile and one-sixteenth, July
selling stakes: Nitrate, 1O6; Lefiare, 101;
Serge, 81; schwalbe, 100; Hermencia; IS;
Major Tenny, &c. Bondage, 50; Glassful, 80;
Orsina, So. Couple Serge and Lefare as
Corrigan's entry.)
Fourth-Six furlongs, selling: Automaton,
lis; Sardine, 10; Meehanus, 1e9: O'Hagen,
107; Stubert, LOG; Louis Wagner, los; Gen.
sor, Bard Burns, Cousin Carrie and Agena,
104; Hayden, 102; Flaunt, 10l; Louisville,
Lovable, Erema, SO.
Fifth-Six furlongs, selling: Sharp Bird,
James j. Corbett, l09; POmpino, LOG; Sharp
less, HOwendobler, Alline Abbott, 1O4; Op-
tional, leila Knight, 102; Senator Mats,
lOl; Zibia, 1OO Evas Darling, Pompey, Sill
yer Fizz, Carrie l., SO; Emma NJ, SO.
Sixth-One mile: Postmaster Wright,
The Major, Ill; Floyd X, Ontonangon,
First Chip, 107; MCGEE, Wolfram, Nestoria.
Sherry, Orfeo, 104; Vestry. 102; John Pow
ers, 101; Snowdrift, 80.
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Americ.n Annexation Standing.
American Association Games To-day.
Indianapolis at Minneapolis
Louisville at st. Paul.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Toledo at Milwaukee,

Columbus at Kansas City.
Toledo at Milwaukee
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, July 25.-The
Hoosiers put II all over the Miliers to-day
and Watkins's men won as they pleased.
The champions outplayed Minneapolis in
every department OF the game and after
the fourth inning. the Yeagerites were never
In the running. The splendid pitching Of
Tom Williams and the fast fielding and
batting OF the visitors did the business.
Umpire Cunningham was bad enough in
his decisions Ia the game. but the Miller
team discounted him by long odds by their
amateurish exhibition Yeagers men played
like bush leaguers and the score. 10 to 1, In
favor OF the visiting team, hardly goes to
show how badly Watkins's men outclassed
the Minneapolis aggregation.
For four innings the Millers played good
ball, but when Heydon sent a fierce
drive which caught Katoll on the knee in
the fifth round. putting the twirier out of
the game, the battle was practically over
as from that time on the work of the locals
was much on the schoolboy order.
HOLSTERS HAMMERED KATOLL.
Up to the fourth inning honors were even
and IL was anybody's game. In the fifth
the Indians started TO hammer Katoll. how
ever. and In short order had pounded out
three singles, which brought them pair Of
tallies. AT this stage of the game. Heydon
drove the bail against Katolrs leg. Katoll
went down like a log, but rolling over he
picked up the ball and shot IT to first in
time to get his man. The blow had put the
pitcher out of business, however, and he
had to be carried from the field. Dick
Williams then went in. Fox batted a
grounder to him and he let the drive go by.
Tom Williams pushed the ball through
Mcintyre and Hogriever singled to center
and two more Hoosiers crossed the pan,
this dizzy round giving the visitors lead
of four runs
The Millers played good ball in the next
two innings, but in The eighth the crowd
was treated to another bunch of yellow
work by the locals. In this round on three
singles and a double, coupled with night
mare fielding, the Hoosiers were enabled to
boost their run column to an even ten.
Tom Williams had splendid control and
pitched great ball throughout the exer-
cises Three errors were made behind him.
but none of these misplays helped the
Millers. Captain Fox played brilliant ball
at second base and Hogriever and Marcan
starred at the bat. Jones, i'm left field
pulled down a couple of hard drives. Score:
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American League Games To-Day.

Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Chicago at Detroit.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
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TRACK RECORD LOWERED.


ST. LOUIS, July 25-William Mulkey's
Bas Dor, coupled with Croix Dor in the
betting at to s. won to-day's feature, the
Homebred handicap stake at six furlongs,
at Delmar Park in the fast time of TIA,
quarter of a second of the track record.
Deutschland was third by ten lengths. He
got away In the lead, but after the first
furlong. Bias Dor, followed closely by his
stable mate, set the pace and maintained
it to the wire. Deutschland ran a good race,
but the pace seemed too stiff. Track fast.
Summaries:
Ocyrohe, 9S (BrideweiD, to ], won; Ma
falda, 100 Cd. Austin), even. second: Scalper.
l9s SfroxleT9; 10 to M I: third. s Time. losss
Wreath of Ivy also ran.
Second-Six furlongs: Sid Silver. 1O7
(Waldron), to /, won; Dolly Gray, 105
ID. Austinl. 10 to 1. second; Mimo, l07
Gouden), 16 to 5, third. Time. 1:15A. WILL
lam Sutzer. Swift Candle. Bisuka. Tioga,
Dottie Shute, Pettijohn, and Alonetz also
ran.
Yerkes, liz (Troxler), to /, won: Macbeth,
1O2 (Sheehan), II to /, second: Charles c.,
1o4 Donegan). to i. third. Time, I:2lS4.
n timer, Bruce Wells, Kingstelle, North
ern Spy. Reducer and Temptress also ran.
Fourtt-Six furlongs; Homebred handi-
cap; sweepstakes: Bias dor, 10 Higgins).
to s. cr0x d0 hiS shseha
1. third. Time. TIA Zirl and Actine also
ran
Fifth-Mile and one-sixteenth Light OPP
era, as Of. Smith,, to 3 won; Lady
Strathmore. l04 ID. AustinD. to 3. second;
Orris. "a (Shea), TO 2, third Time, 1:49.
Kenova and The Messenger also ran.
Sixth-Mile and one-eighth: Josie F.. 100
Of. Smith, even. won. W. b. Gates, 105
(Sheehan), II to l, second: 1vernia, 103 &c.
Austin), to !. third. Time. 1:57. Judge Can
trill and Linden Ella also ran.
Seventh-Mile and seventy yards: Tony
Topping. i02 (Shea), S to 1, won; Eugenia
S., IS (BridwelD. to !, second: Warner, 1913
(Sheehan). so TO /, third. Time. las. Ida
Penzance, Little lois. Joe Dougherty. Pa
tonia, Countess Clara, Lunar and Brown
vail also ran.
Delmar entries for Monday:
First Race-Five furlongs. purse: Mrs.
Lathrop Bush Smith. Cariota. 100; Toubee.
Sadie Burch. Rebo. Follies Bergeres. 105;
Port Warden. 1913; Wigwam, Lapadrome.
ios; st Giles, Major I Carpe s1,n ioS Nowe,,o
Val Verde. Totila, 1913: Mayor Graham. los:
Sister Lillian, SO: Aylmer Bruce. 20. varnia
Fonso. IS; Feronia, Mathilda. Crime. 100:
Third-Four and one-half furlongs. sell
ing: Shortstop. go Peach Juice, io2; Thun-
deration. as; Rhyme and Reason, los:
Inns, 101; Glen Esher. 90 Penton SO; Thales,
107: Bustler. Sweet Note. l04
Fourth-One mile and one-sixteenth.
purse: Miss Mae Day, LOG: Ivernia. Maude
Come 102: Quizante, w. b. Gates, 10i: Eva
c.. Kansas Lilly. 81.
Fifth-One mile, selling: Pettjohn, 104;
Stand Pat. Pirateer. 102: Orpheum. 103.
Sixth-One mile and seventy yards, SELL
ing: General Dix. Deer Hunter, 80; Tam
BORNE Girl. 92; Baronet.. l04: Kings Sister,
@ cSuf 9ur ady @ bs
1903; Sir Paul. 106; Carries Dream. l0l; Inn
mortelle, SO.
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'Mccreary out; hit BY batted ball.
Score nv innings.
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with the Amateurs.

The indianapolis Marions will play at
Seymour to-day.
vile to-day. Meyers will pitch
Among the amateur baseball contests yes
terday the game between the L. s. Ayres
team and the Mayer Youthful Sluggers was
Sluggers by score of 10 to 13- Galleger
and Josland were the battery for the winning
team.
The Young Victors forfeited game to
the New York Stores by leaving the field
to I'm favor of the Victors when the New
York Stores went to bat i'm the seventh
When the New York store boys tied the
score the Victors left the field.
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Totals ...-s2 see 10 / Tota
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Birchbroom Sold for $4,000.

NEW YORK. July ga sale of horses
In training. property OF various owners.
took place at the Brighton Beach track to-
day. Birchbroom, ch. f., 3. by Ben Brush-
Imp. Maid of Dorset. winner OF the Brigh-
ton Oaks, was the star OF the sale. III. NJ.
Mason paying $1,000 for her. The other
sales of $1,000 over were: Honey Bee, en-
e., 2. by st. Gatien-Bella b. III. ID. Brown.
81 900: Bon Mot. b. e.. by Fttzjames-Queen-
stable, c. A. Ainwick s2,l0o; Atwood. CHI. C.
2. by Imp Aintree- Isabella III. G. r. Hem
ingway. s1.150: The Rival. b. x. T. by Pal
ma Brace Girdle, j. Offerman. $500; Corus-
cate. ch. T.. 3. by chorister-lmp. ROYAL
Gem A Carson 81 925: Arden. b. n. g. by
Fabulous or Charade- Faith. T. Kiersky. 81
go; Harbor, b. c.. 2. by Handspring Astrides
II. L. Rowell sl1&.
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Holmes, Jones. Mailman, Isbell, Magoon
Innings pitched by White, IA; F'laherty,
11a. Hits-On White IL. Three-base hit
Bueow. Sacrifice hits-Lush, Carr, Jones,
Magoon, Tannehill. Stolen bases-Yeager,
Callahan (2), Isbell. Bases on balls-On Kit
son, 2; of White, ?. First base on errors
Dertoit, 1: Chicago, 4. Left on bases-De-
troit Z; Chicago, 9. Struck Out-By Kitson,
3; by White, s.; by Flaherty. /. Double
plays-Smith, Carr and Long; Tannehill
and Isbell. Time-2:10. Umpire-Connoly.
Attendance, 1858.
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AMERICANS BID GoDsPEED.


BISLEY, Eng, July 25.-The great an
nuai rifle meeting was finished to-day with
bright weather. but gusty wind quartered
the range and precluded high scoring The
Americans received a great sendoff on leav-
ing here for Liverpool this morning Major
General Lord Cheylesmore. chairman of
the council of the National Rifle Associa-
ton. made the farewell speech and Col.
Leslie Bruce, captain of the American
team, replied. thanking Lord Cheylesmore
for the cordial reception accorded to the
Americans here. The train steamed out Of
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No Gambling for Pront.

CLEVELAND. O., July 25.-The Circuit
Court to-day overruled the demurrer filed
by the Cleveland Driving Park Company
TO the custer proceedings brought by
Mayor Goff of Chenille, with view OF
preventing the sale of pools at the Grand
Circuit races next week. The Driving
Park Company, through its attorneys.
thereupon agreed TO permit mo gambling
for profit TO the company" during the
meeting and the matter for the time being
will be allowed to rest.
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Innings pitched-Collins, z; Stemler, s..
TO- Bases on balls-By Collins 2; by Stem
Ter, 2 Struck out-By Collins, 3; by Stem
Ter. g. Hit by pitcher-By Collins, 2; by
Stemler, l. Two-base hits-Conner, Peck
ham. Three-base hits-Kennett, Collins,
Fleming, Cooney Home runs-Kennett,
Suessman. Sacrifice hit-Ruschaupt.
Stolen bases-Collins ca, Worthington,
Merkle, Conner CD, Ruschaupt, Fleming.
Cooney a. Hadley, Hauck. First base on
errors-Eli Lilly & Co.. IL; Tom Keenes, 2.
Left on bases-Eli Lilly Co., s; Tom
Keenes, 5. Time of game-Two hours. At
tendance-400
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Reds and Chicago Divide.

CHICAGO. July aStcincinnati and Chi
cago split even to-day, the games being al
most direct reversals The visitors could
do nothing with Weimers curves in the
first game. excepting in one inning, and
Harper held the locals down the same way
in the second. Attendance, 1880. Score
first game:
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Two-base Hit-Fox.
Bases on Balls-On T. Williams, q off r.
Williams, 1; of Katoll. Z.
Struck Out-By I. Williams, 4; by r. Will
larns. 1; by katoll, 3.
Double Play-Heydon and Marcan.
Stolen Bases-Hogriever CD. Coulter GU,
Marcan CD, Tamsett, Fox.
Left on Bases-Minneapolis. Z; Indianap-
oils. 49,
Umpire
Time-2:1e
AtteudaQce-2.O0
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SECOND GAME.
Score by innings:

Runs-JOnes, Evers, Harley, DOnlin Cd,
Seymour t2), Dolan, Beckley, Steinfeldt
Peitz. Left OH bases-Chicago. u; sCincin-
natl, 9. Two-base hits - Donln Dolan,
Harper, Jones, Raub. Three-base hits
Kelley, Peitz, Bergen. Stolen bases-Sla-
gle. Jones. Seymour. Doan. Beckley Stein
feldt. Struck out-By Menefee. s; by Har-
per, 2. Bases on balls-Of Menefee, 2; off
Harper, s. Hit with ball-Chance CD Time
. hours. Umpre-ODay
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Innings pitched-KoeIling, z; III. Murbar-
ger, z. Base hits-On Koelling, 8: off II.
Murbarger, II; Bases on balls-By H. Muir
barger, g. Struck out-By Koeling, s: by
H. Murbarger, s. Wild pitches-H. MUIR
barger, 2. Two-base hits-Hencher, E. Muir
barger. Home run-E Murbarger Stolen
bases-Nichols, Maddox, Walle Hoffman,
Z. Murbarger, III. Murbarger, First base
on errors-Plutos, 5; M. M. Drug Company
2. Left on bases-Plutos, IL; NJ. NJ Drug
Company, 8. Umpire-Clancey. Time OF
game-1:35. Attendance-150.
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DETROIT, July Belongs erratic work,
due partly to a badly injured hand, was
responsible for Chicagos victory to-day, his
errors figuring in the making of four of the
five runs. Detroit hit White, but could not
get them with men on bases. White was
put out of the game in the eighth with the
saks filled and none out, and Flaherty
pulled 1t out. Green was injured while run
ming, Score:
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L. e. & w. Defeats Big Four.

The Lake Erie & Western Baseball team
defeated the Big Four team yesterday
afternoon on State Field by the score of
to l. Kennedy and Grant were the battery
for Lake Erie & Western. and Kennedy
and Barton for the Big Four.
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Boston Won Both Games.

BOSTON, July 25-Boston took both
games of a double header from Brooklyn
to-day, to and Is to 10, respectively
Battery errors and free passes accounted
for all the scoring i'm the first game
Malarkey. though very wild. was effective
The second game was a bewildering COM
pound of hits. errors and stupid playing.
Four pitchers were used. Stanley's base
running was the redeeming feature At
tendance ASST. Score first game:
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Runs-Cooley CD, Tenney CD, Stanley 90.
Carney, Abbattichio, Aubrey, Pratt, Pit
finger, Strang. Sheckard (2), Dobbs 90,
Doyle McCreery. Ritter (2), Jacklitsch.
Earned runs-Boston, 3; Brooklyn, 4. Two
base hits-Aubrey, Tenney, Stanley, Rit-
ter. Home run-Dobbs. Stolen bases
Stanley 81. Strang, Ritter, Doyle. Double
play-Flood to Doyle. Bases on balls-On
Doescher, /. Struck out-BX Piatt. 3; by
Pittinger. 2: by Doescher, 3. Passed balls
Moran and Ritter. Time of game-Two
hours. Umpire-JohnstOne.
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Runs-keeler, Mcfarland, CAMEL, Tame
hill. Collins CD. Freeman. Parent. Ferris.
Criger. Winters: Two-base hits-Ganzel
Dougherty. Collins, Freeman. Parent co,
Ferris. Three-base hit-Collins Sacrifice
hits-Collins. Criger. Left bases-New
York. 4: Boston, T. Double plays-Elberfeld
and CAMEL. First base on errors-New
York, /; Boston. !. First base on balls-On
Winters. 3; of Young. 1; off Chesbro, Il;
of Tannehill. l. Hit by pitched ball-By
Chesbro. l. Struck out-By Winters, 81 by
Young. 2; by Tannehill, 2. Passed ball.
OConnor. Time-1:55. Umpire-Sheridan
Attendance, 6.022
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VIII start mt Buffalo.

special 20 the Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE. July 25.-George Starr
to-day shipped twenty-three horses ne has
been training here TO the Empire City stud
at Cuba ~. Y..where. within few days. ne
and the owner. William Simpson. Of New
York will pick out those which lac n TO
take into the Grand Circuit, starting at
Buffalo,
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Runs-Robinson, Ryan, Pickering. Earned
run-Philadelphia, 1. Two-base hits-Mur-
ply, Pickering. Three-base hit-Selbach.
Stolen bases-Ryan, Clarke Sacrifice hits
Ryan. Coughlin. Bases on balls-On Wad-
dell, 2 Hit by pitched ball-By Dunkle, l.;
py Waddeii' l. Struck outwby DunKie, A.
6: Philadelphia, g. Time-1:5O. Umpire-Has-
sett Attendance-27l5.
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NEW YORK, July 25.-New York lost the
last game OF the series to Boston. although
the locals batted out lead of five runs i'm
the second inning. Hard hitting by the Bos-
tons, particularly in the sixth inning, was
too much for the home team. however. and
the visitors won, Z TO 5. Chesbro relieved
Tannehill in the seventh, and Young took
the place of Winters in the sixth. Score:
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Runs = Shannon t3l. Schaefer. Higgins
Odwell. Schriver Quinlan. Two-base hits
jackson, Flournoy. Geier. Clymer, OdweII
Eerwin. Quinlan CD Sacrifice hits-Peirce
Schriver. Stolen bases-Huggins. Flournoy
Bases on baIls-Off McCord. 5: of Chech, 8
Struck out-By McCcrd. q: by Chech, 8
Wild pitches-McCord. ?. Hit by ball-B,
chech, 2 Passed ball - Peirce Doubl.
play-Hussins TO Schaefer to Wheeler LET
on bases-St Paul. 5: Louisville. IL. Time
-s.15- Attendance-3.5oo. Umpire-Foreman
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Runs-Bay CD, Bradley CD. Lajoie CD
Friel. Wallace C2), Kahoe. Earned runs
Cleveland. 5; st. Louis, l. Two-base hits
Lajoie Bay CD Three-base hit-Hickman
Home run-Lajoie. Sacrifice hits-Sugden
Lajoie. Stolen bases-Bay, Bradley. Dou-
BILE play-Friel and Sugden. Bases on balls
OF Powell, l.; off Pearson, 3. Hit by
pitched balls-By Powell, ?. Left on bas
Cleveland, 6: st. Louis, g. Struck out-By
Powell. z: by Pearson, o. Wild pitch
Powell. Time-1:55. Umpire - OLoughlin
Attendance-g447
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Runs-Browne, Babb, Gilbert, Warner.
Thomas CD, WOlverton Barry, Frazer.
Earned runs-New York ]. Philadelphia q.
Two base hit-Gleason. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Gam, McGinnity, Thomas Stolen bases
Babb, Thomas. Left on bases-New York s.;
Philadelphia g. Bases on balls-Of McGin-
nifty 3; off Frazer 2. Hit by pitched ball
BY Frazer, l. Struck out-By McGinnity. q;
by Frazer, 2. Time, LBS. Umpire-Emslie.
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JANESVII4LE, Wis.,, July 25.-The Luella
Torepaugh Fish Wild West circus was at
tached this afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs
Fish for $4,000 and the sheriff has pos
session The employees will be paid OF but
the stock viii be sold at auction.
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INNINGS pitched-Nine. Bases on balls
Off Maloney, 4; off Rickenback, 1; off Nc
Dermed. 5. Struck out-By Maoney, 6; by
Rickenback, s; by McDermed, 13.