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The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-12
ARMY RIFLE TOURNAMENT.


lUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 1.-THE finals in
rhe annual rifle tournament of the Depart
ment of the East of the army were shot off
to-day at Fort Niagara. The contest is be-
tween marksmen of the army, officers and
enlisted men, to determine the men who
VIII represent the department in the national
army tournament at Fort Sheridan on Aug
20 Ihe infantry and cavalry compete sep
arately. The four men in each branch maxi
ing the highest possible score form the
team mat goes to Fort Sheridan. The
highest possible score is ], 100. The best
lows:
lnfantry-Captain Graham. Porto Rican
regiment, sSS; Captain Munson, Ninth In
iantry. 500: Corporal Gibney, engineers, S37;
Sergeant Rauhun. Porto Rican regiment
40; Lieutenant Bracken. Eighth Infantry.
iss; Corporal Mars. Sixteenth Infantry, 7S5
Cavalry-Sergeant McNally, Second Cav
airy. 7s7; Lieutenant Mumma, Second Cav
airy, 7s5; Captain Wade. Second Cavalry.
40; Sergeant Kelly. Seventh Cavalry. 694:
Sergeant Conley, Seventh Cavalry, 67s: Pri-
vate Henderson, Seventh Cavalry, &C.
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JOCKEY BLAKE INJURED.


BUFFALO, Aug. 11.-In the second rso.
at Fort Erie to-day My Alice stumbled az
,ne barrier was released and threw Jockey
Blake over her head. The bows g.,
caught In the rein and he vas dr.s...s
some distance before he was rescued n
collar bone was broken and he was -
bruised. Favorites Jared poorly in the c,osa
finishes; The fields were unwieldv ana ,,.s
track almost fast. Summaries: ''u 'ne
First Race-Seven furlonps
Marlonet.a: 10 TO j. won: Commena No -
second ralrbury. TO 1. third. Time ,s1.sss 20 :
secenduFive furlongs. selling: AusfraIiin,ss =
Feer,n III fanscea, 2 TO j. second: Jin,
rerrin, 10 TO i, third. Time. .oa Jim
Third-Seven furiongs, selling. D,,,...-
20 l. won: Beguile, 10 i, second. IIeys'
10 /. third. Time. i:2s,S 'eeonu' Hot
canI9sr pJ9rrneslx ~ furiongs. selling: John
stella w, 10 ]. third Time. 1.iss ssoho;
,an ani'n,f1ve furlongs: Orderly. To
10 -, 81 SuvehaI: TO 2. second: Dismopti'
io TO ]. third. Time. l:o24. a'h'h'''
slxsh-Miie and a quarter. selling: s,.r.
70 ., won; Lady OF the West 10 snare '
ona' Lomore. TO l. third. Time. ssaa Sec
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WALTHOUR IN POOR FORM.


BOSTON, Aug. Hilary Caldwell and
James F. Moran easily defeated Bobby
Walthour and Joe Nelson in a one-hour.
motor-paced team race at Charles River
fark to-mgnt Nelson was clearly out of
form and lost his pace frequently. wal
thour also appeared to disadvantage
Caldwell finished in the lead with a record
Tor one hour of 4S miles. 1883 yards. Moran
made AZ miles, 800 wards. Walfhonr 40 miles
1,oi0 yards. and Nelson 40 miles, SO yards
Inc ten-miie open amateur was won by c.
L. himbail. Time, a minutes, 46 3-5 sec
onds.
The ten-mile motor-paced race for the
amateur champion between Sam Sulkins
and NJ l.. Dove, of New York was won
by Dove in II minutes 81 SIS seconds.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE second days
practice in the army rife competition at
Fort Sheridan to-day consisted OF skirmish
firing. The targets, the size Of a man, were
placed in reclining and kneeling postures-
The men advanced on dog trot and laid
down 10 fire. Twenty shots were fired by
each, two each at 600 and 500 yards, three
each at 400 and $50 yards and five in rapid
fire at 300 and 200 yards. To-day's best
scores:
Lieut.. William B. Wallace, Twentieth, 416.
Sergeant Joseph Grayson, Twenty-fourth.
4O7.
Sergeant James McCutcheon, Third, s97.
Sergeant Louis A. Apirian, Twenty-first.
3s4
Major j. III. Brown, Twenty-fourth, 5T7.
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HanIon's sIen Take the Last Game of
the Series srom the Giants
No Other Games.
Brooklyn. ?; New York, 1............... 1900
National League Games To-Day.

Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
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REPORT is DENIED.
Clevenger and Boyle Not to Leave
Indiana University.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Aug. 1.-THE re-
port that two Of Indiana Uniyersity's ath-
letes. Fora Clevenger, captain OF the foot
ball team. and James Boyle, captain of the
baseball team. Will not return to the college
next year. Is received here with much sur
prise. and the news Is branded as false and
unfounded Judge Reinhard, vice president
OF the university. appears much worried
over the rumors. Ii is the opinion here that
these rumors are being sent out for politi-
cal effect, for Clevenger and BOYLE. who are
both making their way through college by
the university book store, have
expressed fears that they will not be re-em
ployed again next year Fora Clevenger is
one OF the best all-around athletes in this
State and takes more honors on the field
for Indiana than any other man. He is a
prominent member OF the Phi Cana fra
ternity and lives in Muncie. James Bowie
who left for his home in Minnesota few
days ago TO spend vacation. said that he
to be In college all next year. and
SO these rumors without the least
shadow of foundation.
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LEAGUE HEADS MEET.


NEW YORK. Aug 1.-THE presidents of
the three largest baseball leagues held an
informal meeting in this city to-day Those
present were Ban Johnson. OF the American
League. President Pulliam. of the National
League. and President Powers. OF the East
ern League, representing the minor leagues
- proposed new national agreement was
discussed. but nothing definite accom-
plished. The meeting. however, was one of
the most important so far held regarding
the agreement. President Johnson has
steadfastiy held aloof from such meetings
heretofore. III was decided 10 increase the
committee to nine members instead OF three
each president being empowered to name
two more members or each organization
The meeting was adjourned until Aug. q
at Saratoga
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Totals ..-.2S > p 1e 0
Score hN- fnrsno-
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Delmar entries for Wednesday
IriI-ct u u ILL., l. 4
Held to the Grand Jurx.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. u.-Oscar Rhodes. who
has been prisoner at Clayton, ST. Louis
county, was to-day ordered held to await
the action of the grand jury i'm the alleged
ringer case at Delmar race track, i'm which
an aged horse was substituted for and
sent to the post as a two-year-old Untrue
by name. In the opinion of Justice Camp
rant holding Rhodes to the grand jury i'm
bond of $500
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A Poor Exhibition,

NEW YORK, Aug 1.-THE sixth and last
game between New York and Washington
resulted in another victory for the home
club. 1t was the poorest exhibition of them
all, only relieved by terrific hitting on the
part of New York Orth lasted only two
innings, and Townsend did little better
Howell had the visitors at his mercy and
his work was feature Score:
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Runs-Conroy CD. Keeler, ElberfeId. Can
Eel (O. Howell, Beville (3 Davis (3j. Nc
Farland t2, Selbach, Hoffman. Earned
runs-New York. 8; Washington, l. Left on
bases-New York, s; Washington, g. Two
base hits-Conroy, Camel, Beville Howell.
stolen bases-Keeler, Davis (2). Robinson.
Coughl1n, Mccormick. Sacrifice hit-McFar-
land. Bases on balls-Off Howell q off
Orth, i; off Townsend, l. Struck out-By
Howell 3; by Townsend, 2. First base on
errors-New York, J.: Washington g. Hit
by pitched ball-By Orth. ,. Double PLAYS
Howell. Williams and Camel; Mcfarland
and Camel. Wild pitches-Townsend 2
Passed ball-kittredge. Time-1:45. Umpire
Sheridan. Attehdance-1 O97
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE MEETING
Captains and Managers of Clubs Dis.
cuss Its Affairs.

AT a meeting of captains and managers
of the Commercial League clubs. held last
night at the Grand Hotel. Arthur Oueisser
was appointed umpire To succeed Brock
way. who resigned Some managers conn
planned that the standing OF the clubs was
not as it should be- President Lowry has
arranged TO have the percentages Inquired
up py Tuesoay night OF next week to show
Next Sunday morning the Wassons will
play the T.. c. Atkins team at CAPITAL C;tv
Park Qualter Will umpire. The V NJ
club will cross bats with the Harmon-Hall
team at Fairview Park The Kahns will
play the adams Express team at Garfield
Park. sluiesscr viii umpire at Fairyfew
while Chill will officiate at Garfield PARK
The Wassons. who now lead the CONNER
cial League. will play the team from
Whiteland at Washington Park next SAT-
urday afternoon ut o'clock.
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LEAVENWoRTH, Kan. Aug. 1.-THE
second day OF the departmental infantry
competition was held to-day. The fifteen
highest scores:
sergeant Oscar Fox. Twenty-fifth Infan-
Infantry, 33; Captain b. A. Doore. sixth
infantry. 32; Second Lieutenant n. r.
smith. Sixth Infantry. $50: Second Lieu
tenant Harry Graham Iwenty-sccQnd 1n~
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GOOD DAY FOR PIKERS
LONG SHOTS LARGELY IN EVIDENCE
AT THE HARLEM TRACK.
The Ledaean, at 10 to 4, GALLONS i'm
First In the Last Race-Outsider
Takes the Handicap.

CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-Bessie Mccarthy, the
outsider in the betting, won the mile and
quarter handicap at Harlem to-day by three
lengths. Bondage got the place from John
McGurk. the favprite. Thref long shots fin
ished in the morey in the fifth race. Beau
tiful and Best, at 30 to l. was first; Floral
Wreath, 10 to l. second. and Eva's Darling.
~ TO l. third. The Ledaean. at 40 to 1. won
the last race in a gallop. Weather clear and
cool; track fast. Summary:
First Race-F'ive furlongs: ]. w. O'Neill,
lV9 tHelgesen), 90 5, won: Banwell %
GAdkins). TO ]. second: Shaitan. 100 CW.
Robbins), 30 to !. third. Time, 1:01 3-5
Seoond-Slx furlongs-Miss Manners, 40
Is. Bonner), 10 to ], won; Ocean Dream, los
Pollockl, IL to 5. second: Lady Chariot. 10
lH; fhilllpsl, ID TO l. third Time, LA 2-5.
Ihiad-Mile and quarter-Bessie McCar-
tny, 20 %. Bonner), 5Fto 2, won; Bondage,
los 81. Woods, to s. third. Time, 2:OS 2-5.
tourth-Mite and seventy yards-Colonial
CIT, lOS eHelgesen). to 5, won; Gallant, 1O7
tOtis). II TO T. second; Wainannoinen, 1O3
(Bonner). to 2, third Time, 1:44 2-5.
f11th-SlX furlongs-Beautiful and Best
!!0 II; Phillips), 30 to /, won; Floral Wreath,
ii0 Q9lrkenruth). 10 to /. second: Eva's Darl-
1:l4 3-5
Sixth-Mile and a sixteenth-The Ledaean.
10S 6Bonner), 40 to 1, won; Frank Nc, 100
y, ~ W L, SeCOIU. AllUe ADD0t, lu
(Adkins), TO /, third. Time, 1:49 Is. -
Harlem entries for Wednesday:
FIRST Race-Mile and twenty yards: selling:
give All, I-imelight Apt Hamm Ill; Charlie
1ralnger, James j. Corbett, Alum Water, Sea
redfi, Ivs; Jack Doyle. Max Bendix. Elghor,
Frank M, Rabunta. iOe; Mr.. Timberlake. Attil.
Marshal Sea. 1c4; Pronta, IO2
Second-Six furlongs: Bill Nolan. Floral King
Buecaneer Instructor. Coroner Kelly. Toltec
Gus nus. Quaries. 90; A,lista, Tootsey Mack, Bill
Thlrd-Owners handicap; mile and one hundred
Earqs: va Is Hayiiand, Jack Ratlin. So Grand Opera,
7, ,fourth1Handicap; short-course steeplechase:
raelIa, l4o; Indian ii, 142; Lingo, 1885, Senator
Mats. lSS: Miss Brandon. 1872 Deblaze. John
ovens, 80; oliver Nc, 127 Itacatiara, 125
rHlh-oix furlongs: Dick Welles, 113: LET
renne i9f; Rag Tag, log; A. ID. Gibson. 1O3; Syi-
rid IaIoot, lO2; Paul Whaley, Headwater 81;
DR.. O'Nell 49, ''
> Slxth-Mile and three-sixteenths; selling: Port
Jarvis. los: Major Tenny IO4; Peat 1O3: Compass
Iaear9yd Lea TUFTS, iO1; Kunia, 80: Barrica 9S; Bar
Back, SS. "
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ST. PAUL. Mimi, Aug. list. Paul was
greeted by most enthusiastic crowd at
It's first appearance on the home grounds
after an unusually successful circuit. CO.
lumbus could not follow the fast pace of ST.
Paul and played listlessly after the home
team accumulated five runs in the sixth ara
seventh innings. Attendance, 2.7ls. Score:
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Score by innings:

Runs-Abbott. Joss, Gochnaur Bemis,
Green, Tannehill. Earned runs-Cleveland.
i; Chicago, J. Two-base hits-Flick Tan
nehili Three-base hit-Bay. Sacrifice hits
Joss, Slattery. Stolen bases-Bay. Gala
han. Double play-Magoon, Tannehil and
lsbell; Bases on balls-Off JOSS /; off owen,
2. Hit by pitched ball-Bemis. Left on
bases-Cleveland. 6; Chicago, z. Struck out
BY Joss, s; by Owen, 6. Passed ball
Slattery. Time-1:32. Umpires-O'Loughlin
and Connolly. Attendance-2.153.
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Milwaukee ...........O . o o o -
Indianapolis .---.--.-0 y o L D 0-l
Earned Runs Milwaukee, 3.
TWo-base Hits-Ganley. 2.
stolen Bases-Hogriever, >.
Bases on Bails-Off Stimme. 3: off New
lin. J.
Hit by Pftcher-K.hm.
Wild Pitch-Stimmel
Struck Out-By Stimmel. s; by Newlin. /
Double Play-Marcan to Fox to Kihm.
Left on Bases-Milwaukee, 8; lndianap-
oils. T.
Observation-Disclosures
Attendance-550.
Time-lfO
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Interstate Rine Contest.

ST PAUL. Aug. 11--Adjutant General
f. ID. Libbey has received a letter from the
National Guard of Illinois accepting Sept. p
as the date for the interstate rife contest
Tor the Washburn trophy. Wisconsin and
Iowa had previously accepted the date and
the shoot will be held at Camp Lakeyiev
Irear Lake City, MINI. The trophy is now In
the possession of the Illinois guardsmen
and has not been contested for some wears
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fantry, 341; First Sergeant T. X. McClane,
Sixth Infantry, 32S; Sergeant William Tur-
ner, Twenty-fifth Infantry, 32S; Sergeant
Hanson, Sixth Infantry, 3s4; Sergeant A. l..
Young, Twenty-second Infantry, 321; Color
Sergeant A. u. Ulmer. Twenty-second In
fantry, 3l5; First Lieutenant r. Sheldon.
Twenty-second Infantry, 315; Musician y.
Davis, Sixth Infantry, 80; Lance Corporal
u. s. BRYANT, Twenty-second Infantry. 3Oe.
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Owens wiIdness Costly.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 1l.-In the seventh
inning Owen hit Bemis in the head with
pitched ball. He followed this up by giving
Gochnaur a base on balls and making
wild throw on Joss's bunt. Bays three
bagger then drove ia three runs and won
the game for Cleveland. Both teams fielded
finely. Score:
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FIND THE GOING HEAVY
WEATHER MAKES THE RACING
RATHER TAME AT SARATOGA.
The Delaware Handicap Won by Gim-
crack, Which Easily Defeats Hun
ter Raine and Highlander.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y, Aug. H.
to-day's racing. The Delaware. handicap D
for three-year-olds and upwards at one
mile, was won by Gimcrack, three quar-
ters of length from Hunter Raine High
lander was thirG. The summaries:
First Race, handicap, six furIongs Ada
Nay, 113 (Fuller). AZ to i, won: Yard Arm.
Ill (Odom) to 5. second; Futurita, lO4
(Gannon), 20 to l. third. Time, lis 2-5.
Second-Five and one-half furlongs: Jim
Kelly, 10 (BulIman) TO 5, won; Cav
Lothorio 104 Up. Michaels), 50 to !, second:
AdbeI 1Oi (O'NeilD, 10 ), third. Time.
112
Third-MiIe and a sixteenth on turf:
Birch Broom, 103 (Gannon), TO s. won:
Flara, 101 tCreamer), s TO /. second; Never
more. 105 Ct. Burns), IL to 5, third. Time
1:52 AS.
Fourth-The Delaware-One mile: Gim-
crack 102 tGannon). TO j, won; Hunter
Raine. III (0do%m;R,; (%n;, . to l. second: High
1:46 3-5
Fifth-Five and one-half furlongs: The
Buck, Io7 (HIcks). s TO ], won; Redman, l0e
(Vedderstrand) to i, third. Time I:i2 p
Sixth-one mile: Tam o'shanter. IL.
CGannon),. even' won; Albany Girl, RS
Garson). 50 to 1. third. Time. 1:47.
Saratoga entries for Wednesday:
First Race-Five and one-half furlongs: Testi-
mony. Glad Tidings. Rob Roy, GoldspOt. Ancee-
tor, Monochcrd. GsnanOgue. Ointment Salad
Naughty Lady. Hppocrates, Resentment 100
Second-Steeplechase; handicap: gentlemen rid
ls5; Tsnkard 163; Draughtsman lf7; Caller IA,
Ten Below Zero li2. -
Third-Mile: selling: Conundrum 1I3: choa,.
Sidell. log: Embarrassment. la8: Dark PIsne,'
lo2; Carroll d. Stroller, John Barievcorn Dnei'
st, l02; Bob Hllyard. &c: Star and Carer s.
Sparkle Esher. Anklet. Ella Snyder. si -
Fourth-Cnited States Hotel stakes tu-o-,-o.-
0lds hve and One-half furlongs: Coni,,rsr o.,
nondes Right, iZS: Rapid Water Bob Ali,
High Ball. Stalwart. III: Mohs -
Crown Prince, Reliance. 10; Fiywine. DimnIe'
Fifth-Milc and one-sxteenth: handican. po
anc. 112; Circus. l10: Lord badge les. Eos-
Bell, 1o2. Falcon Brioge, s. 80 Ooio
Sixth>-Six furlongs; selling. co,,a. -.
o9. Biserta, Lady Radnor Irene IsnSs., Aaid.
ilorloss. caiedonite. loi; Anklet. Blue Bsnnsr'
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Exciting Situations and Brilliant
Fielding Mark the Game-New
York Wins Easily.
American League Game To-Day.
Chicago at Cleveland.

BOSTON, Aug. u.-Waddell was wild at
the start to-day and not particularly ef-
fective and the home team easily defeated
the visitors. Exciting situations were fire.
quent and brought out brilliant fielding.
Murphy, Lachance, Parent and NJ. and l..
Cross distinguished themselves. Hughes's
pitching riValed his slpport Score:
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LONG SHOT IN FIRST.
Croix Dor, at IL to 4, Takes the Fea-
ture Event at Delmar.

81. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-THE feature of to-
DAYS card al Delmar, a six furlong sprint
went TO Croix Dor, at II to /, the longest
priced horse in the race. Fitzkanet. the
heavily played favorite, was cut down and
was pulled up. Miss Mae Day was second
at the finish and Malster third. Track
good. Summaries:
First Race-Mile: Eufalla 1O1 Cd. HalD.
10 to 5. won; Brown Vail, ia HowelD. %
TO ], second; Alborac, log Cd. Austin), to
Second-Six furlongs: Fugartha. lO5 I'D.
Hai), to 2, won; Tom Crabb, 1O7 (Shill-
Ingl, IO TO l. second; Sweet Dream, los
OWatson). to 5, third: Time, 1:l51A
Third-Five and one-half furlongs: Can
and Gown. LOG CTroxler), to /, won; AL
legrett 100 (McCluskey) to l. second.
Our Lille. 100 CA. w. Booker), Z to 2 third
Fourth-Six furiongs. handicap: Croix
Dor, 1O4 CWatson) IL to /, won; Miss Mae
Day, 1O9 "a. w. Booker), 4 to l. second.
Malster, 107 CTroxler. to 1. third Time,
.Fifth-Mile: Hydrophoba, ia (Bonner,
Is to 5, won: Little Lois. ia cTroxler). to
2; see9ndi s1iGi Whaieback Whale 116 Burlingame), 20
Sixth-Seven furlongs: Orleans. 1O7 (Shee-
ham, to 1. won; Joe Goss. 1O9 Cd. HaID,
6 to l.. second; Doeskin, 1O2 CLouden), S to
l, third. Time, 1;29.
Delmar entries for Wednesday:
First Race-Five and 0ne-half furongs; SELL
ing: Quaker Girl, 103: Caryola. Sweet Mvrtle
100: 100: Frank Collins. Dr. Cartledge. 1os: Athena.
Second-Six furlongs: selling: Dottie Sbu,e
Miss Gould, Katie Cromwell. III; Stub Howard
Il. Mayer. Graham Harry Griffith Cautious, II9
Third-Six furlongs: Ingolthrift, 100: Sadie
Burch. l02; Brancas. Potter, .Fenian, 1O5
Fourth-Seven furlongs; selling: Golden Rod
stake: Dolly Gray. co. Helen Print, los; Hilee l,u
no. '
Fifth-Mile and one-sixteenth; purse: Hindi
S.; w. b. Gates, 104; Josie F.. 1902
Sixth-Mile and three-sxteenths: selling.
Kings Sister, W. Neversuch, 94 Satin Coat
100; Noweta, 81. '-
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SOUTH BEND, Aug. 11.-South Bend de-
feated Marion in a close game. Score:
RH E
South Bend ....1 0 . o o. & a
Marion .........0 o o 0-l 4 8
Batteries-Schaffer and Tieman; Merri-
man and Herbert
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KatoIrs Splendid Pitching.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug. I.-KatoIl
signalized his return to the diamond to-day
by holding Toledo TO four hits and striking
out ten men. Minneapolis played an error
less game in the field. Martins one-handed
catch OF owenss line drive was the feature
Score:
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rivaled his support. Score:

Runs-Dougherty, Stahl, Parent, Criger,
Hughes, Pickering. Earned runs-Boston.
z; Philadelphia, 1. Two-base hits-Murphy.
Pickering. Three-base hit-Parent. Stolen
base-Coliins. Double play-Parent to La
chance. Bases on balls-Off Waddel, 2;
on Hughes, l. Hit by pitched ball-Parent.
Struck out-By Hughes, 6; by Waddell, 6.
Wild pitch-Waddell. Time of game-1:55.
Umpire-Iassett Attendance-10,6OO 600.
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Philadelphia Game. Postponed.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 11.-Because of
the accident at the National League base
ball park on Sunday. in which nine persons
lost their lives and over two hundred were
injured, three games scheduled between
Philadelphia and Cincinnati for Aug. L.
Is and IA, have been postponed.
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PANAMA, Aug. 1.-THE latest news
from Bogota Is not favorable to the ratifi-
cation of the canal treaty. A correspa nd
ent writes that seven senator's favor and
seventeen oppose ratification and that un-
less some radical change occurs soon All
efforts to secure its ratification will fail
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Atlanta, 2: Birmingham. 3.
Little Rock, 4; Memphis. 3.
Shreveport, 4; New Orleans, Q.
Nashville, 4: Montgomery, g.
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RACING AT LEBANON
GOOD SPORT MARKS THE OPENING
OF THE BOONE COUNTY FAIR.
M. H. ReardOn, of INDIANAPOLIS. Pro-
tests Second Heat of 2;35 TrOt,
Claiming Col. Wallace Won.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
LEBANON, Ind, Aug. 1.-Twelve thou
sand people attended the races at the OPEN
ing day OF the Boone bounty fair. 1t was
Red Mems day, the occasion of the annual
Wabash valley powwow, and the visitors
were guests of the Fair Association. Close
finishes marked all the races. In the 2:35
trot M. III. Reardon, of indianapolis, pro-
tested the second heat. He claimed his
morse, Colonel Wallace, had won, and the
boOkies, under the same impression. maid
out on Colonel Wallace. The finish was
very close. but the judges gave the heat to
Bonner. To-mOrrow's programme includes
a 200 pace, stake $1,000: 2:22 trot, purse $500:
2:1S pace. purse s4Oo, and Boone county
trot. Summaries:
2:S5 Trot, stake $1,000:
Bonner, b. e., by Jayhawker
NWortnl ............................
Col; Wallace, br. h.. by Simmons
Tommy Gregor, b. h., by Anderson
wilkes (Snyder) ....................4 8
Time1sssa, PISA, a:isz, 2:isa. 4
2:l4 Pace, purse $500:
DR.. Marvin, b. g. OHarvin) ..1 L L
May Sherbet, S. m. (DaviS) .......4 <
Y0kiey, b. G. CThomas). S
EaI Eadie Eostnr aair fSTeWer' .--.-.--.-....-S
Time-2:15A. 2:16A, 2:16A.
2:35 Pace; purse, 500:
Daniel j., b. g. (Williams). ............1 I
Fair Play, b. g. (Neeley). y)...............4 2
Ella Red, b. m. (Wolverton). ..........7
DR.. Pearce (Swain). n)..............26 4
Maud s. S. (Sheets) ets)..............6 s
Robert Lee (Canfield). ld)..............3
David II. (Holland). d).............5
Riona Wilkes (Goodwin). s
Texas Ralph tBuskirk) k)...............9 ..9dr
Time-2:16A, 2:19s4, 2:21.
2:17 Trot; purse, $500:
Maggie W, br. m. (Benner). ..1 3 /
k1ngmOnt, g. g. Dickerson). ....3 1 2
Black Patchen, blk g. (Frazer). g 3
Hattie Smith (Darnaby). ......Dis
Time-2:194, 2:171a, 2:17A, 2:16A, 2:16k
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Runs-Lally. Spooner. CristaII. Base on
balls-On katoll. /. Home run-CristalI
Struck out-By katolI. 10; by Coughlin 8
sacrifice hits-katoN Schaub. Stolen base
Oyler. Earned run-TOledo. Left on bases
minneapolis, 3; Toledo. g. Time-i:20. At
tendance. 400. Umpire-Foreman
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-12

EuIls-Geler. Hugsins co, Flournoy.
Wheeler. Chech. Smith. Earned runs-st
Paul, = Columbus. I. Two-base hits-Chech
Geier. Fiournoy. Smith Double play-Hug-
gins 10 Wheeler. Stolen bases-Huggins f2).
Geier. Jackson. Bannon. Bases on baIls-Of
Wagner. 2: OF Chech. i. Struck out-By
chech. 3; by Wagner. 4 Left on bases-St
Paul. 10: Columbus, s. Time-1:50. Umpire
Haskell.
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Too Much for Daytou.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. u.-Bennett
was wild at times while Grubbs held the
Old Soldiers down and was given strong
support. Score:
r III Z
Terre Haute =. o o 0 IS 10 =
Dayton ........1 2 o o 0-3 9 8
Batteries-Grubbs and Richardson's; Ben
nett and Fox.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-12

Runs-KerwiR CD. Hart Brashear. Sulli-
van. Schriver. Bohanr on. Grady. Hill.
kEoil- Two-base hits-Rothfuss. Schriver
6ome run-BohannOn. Sacrifice hit-EnoII
stolen bases-Nance. Kerwin. Double pIavs
-Lewee 10 Rothfuss: Gear TO RothfuSs.
Knoll TO Nance. Bases on balis-Off AIIo
way, =: on Bohannon. 4. Struck out-Rv
Ancway- 4; by Bohannon. s. Wild pitches
Bohsnnon. 2 Left on bases-Kansas city
4; Louisville, 5. Time-l:52 Umpire-Cun,
ningham.