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Miss Anthony Wins Again.

CHICAGO. Aug. 20-Miss Bessie An
thony and Miss Frances Everett played
the principal match in the second round
of match play for the Onwentsia cup to-
pay. Miss Anthony winning up 2 to
play. Results in the other matches fol-
low:
Mrs A T. H Bower defeated Miss
Elizabeth Congdon 4 up to play; Miss
Johnnie Carpenter defeated Miss
Marian Macarthur up and to play, and
Mrs. w. A. Alexander defeated Mrs. G.
L. Deering / UP after a stubborn contest.
Mrs. Bower will meet Miss Anthony I'm
the semi finals tomorrow, and should she
continue her strong game the match
should be closely contested.
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*Dayis out, hit by batted ball. **Batted
for Wolfe in NINTH
Two base hits, Anderson, Mcfarland.
Williams; three base hits, Wallace, Sud
hoff; sacrifice hits, Burkett. Keller, Davis;
stolen base, Elberfeld: hit by pitched ball.
by Petty /; bases on balls, off Sudhof q.
off Wolfe 2; struck out, by Sudhoff 5; left
on bases, ST.. Louis 9. New York 10; time,
1885; umpire, Pears.
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ST. CLOUD TEAM FILES CLAIM.
Club Declares II Is Champion Of Mime
sofa, Wisconsin and North Dakota.

Special to The Globe.
ST. CLOUD, Mimi, Aug. 20.-The st.
Cloud and Glencoe baseball teams have
completed series Of fifteen games played
at st. Cloud. Little Falls, Brainerd, Wa
dena, Fergus Falls, Wahpeton, Wheaton.
Ortonville, Appleton, Kenviile, Glencoe
and Hutchinson, for the championship Of
Minnesota. st. Cloud won ten games and
Glencoe five.
The st. Cloud team has played fifty
games this season. winning forty-one and
losing nine st. Cloud has defeated the
best teams in Minnesota. North Dakota
and Wisconsin. and also the Winnipeg and
Grand Forks teams Of the Northern league
and claims the championship Of the three
states
The team is composed Of the following
players: Geo. H. Wilson, Orvfli Kilroy,
Frank Brigham. pitchers; c. Meyers,
catcher; Sam Foster, first base; William
Minor, second base; 81 Bennett. shortstop:
Frank Richards, third base; Dave Tuck
er. left field; John Dominik, right field;
Wilson and Kilroy, center field.
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MIorohes Lose close eanie.I..

two-base hits. Chance, Jordan; stolen
bases King. Dahlen, Jordan; double
plays, Tinker to Evers to Chance, Dahien
to Jordan to Doyle; bases on balls. off
Reidy /, off Menefee 3; sacrifice hits,
Chance, Harley, Dahlen,, Reidy; struck
out. by Reidy 2, by. Menefee 1; time, 1928;
umpire Moran; attendance. 2,20O
Champs and Giants Break Even.-
NEW, YORK, Aug. 20.--New York and
Pittsburg split even. today. The first game
was presented to New York by poor field
ing In the first inning the home team
errors The second game was won by
Phillippi's good pitching. yScores:
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| THE WORLD OF SPORT .

Friel Conroy. williams; three-base hit,
Keller. home run, Camel; sacrifice hits,
Mcfarland, Keeler;;a double plays Hill to
ganzel; bases on b e,t4s'l Powell = off
Griffith a: left on bas6s,8 st. Louis 4, New
York 7; time, 2:O6; usnpire, Powers.
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PhiIIIes start Off Bad,

days game was the first played by the
home club since the fatal accident at the
National League ball park on Aug: 8.
The game was played on the American
proper time was the cause of the locals
defeat by st. Louis. Attendance. 2,039.
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.Ratted for Taylor in ninth.
Left on bases, New York S, Pittsburg 9:
two-base hit, Bransfield; home run.
Clarke: stolen bases. Beaumont, Leach;
first on balls. off Taylor 2. off Phillippi 1:
first on errors, New York 1. Pittsburg 1;
struck out by Taylor g.; wild pitch, by
Taylor l; time, 1:45; umpires, Hurst and
O'Day; attendance, 1874.
Rain at Boston.
BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 20.--Boston- Gin
cinnati game postponed; rain.
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Stated fer Hughes in fifth. **Batted
for Winter in ninth.
Left on bases, Chicago 2, Boston 8;
two-base hit, Jones; three-base hit, j.
Stahl; home run. Freeman; sacrifice hits
Dougherty. Hughes: stolen bases,
Holmes, Green, Callahan; double play,
Tannehill to Isbell; struck out, by AL
trock 1, by Hughes 2, by Winter 2; base
on balls, off Altrock l; time, 1875; UNI
pires, Egan and Connolly.
Blues Win In Opening Round.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug. 2o.-Cleye-
land batted out a victory in the first In
ming. Orth's triple saving Washington
shutout Today was "children's day and
10, 900 boys and girls were admitted free
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Zone out when winning run scored.
Two-base hits, Barrett. Crawford. M.
Pickering, Seybold; stolen bases, Craw-
ford, Pickering, M Cross, Hoffman;
bases on balls, off Plank 1; hit by pitcher,
by Plank 2; first base on errors, Detroit 8,
Philadelphia 2; left on bases. Detroit 8,
PHILADELPHIA 9; struck out, by Kitson l.
by Plank 4; double plays, Murphy to
Seybold McAllister to Carr. passed ball,
Buelow i; wild pitch, Plank /; time, 1:50;
umpire, O'Loughlin.
Leaders Easy for sox.
CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-Hughes was an
EASY mark for the locals today in the
four innings he pitched, while Altrock
kept the hits off him well scattered ex-
cepting in one inning. Freeman broke the
made over the score board far out in
right field Attendance, 2,475. Score:
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Two base hit, Yeager: three-base hits.
McAllister. Seybold sacrifice hits Yea
ger. Lush; stolen bases. Crawford 2. Nc.
Allister, Hartsel; bases on balls, on
Philadelphia l. left On bases, Detroit 8,
Philadelphia 5; struck out, by Kissinger
8, by Bender 5; double plays, Long to
ball Schreck; wild pitch, Bender; time,
1:40; umpire. OLoughlin.
Second Game
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ROGUE PLAYERS ELECT OFFICERS
LIoht Showers interrupt the Annual Tour
nannenf at Norwich

nament at Norwich.
NORWICH, Conn.,, Aug. 2O.-Lfght
showers today interrupted the play In the
annual tournament of the National Rogue
association and only a few games were
completed Cox, in the first division. con-
tinued his fine playing and defeated Jaco-
bus. Cox will meet Mari, and this VIII
probably decide the championship OF the
expert division.
At the annual meeting Of the associa-
ton today the election of officers was held
l. J. Baker, of Washington. d. G., was
elected president.
F., The games played this morning resulted
as follows:
First Divisien-Cox beat Jacobus:
Wahly beat Foss. and A. L. Williams beat
Greenslit
Second Division-MitcheIl beat Messen-
ger: Porter beat Baldwin; A. Q. Robinson
beat Webb; Messenger beat Baker.
Third Divisions. e. Davenport beat
Cowles; Kidd beat Eldred.
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Cricket at klttsondaIe.

The Minnesota Cricket club play Minne-
apoiia at Kittaordale tomorrow afternoon
at $780, The Minnesotaa will ba selected
from tho following. w. j. Neal. ii.
1T. r. bartlett, r. II. Lesson, g. D. Ma
pier. b, g. Donaldson. F. Cook. ]. w.
Robinson, w. Clarke. r, Hibbard, W. Hib
bard. C. Miliiner, Fl. Ireland.
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Lou Dillon TO Try AGAIN.

BOSTON. Mass. Aug 2o.--secretary
Horse Breeders association. has perfected
arrangements with G. K. G. Billings own
err Of Lou Dillon. by which tho mare will
be sent over the Readyille track on Mon
day next to beat the worlds trotting rec
ord of 2:02H.
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Slated for Gibson in fifth. **one out
when winning run made.
base hits, Rothfuss. Gear, Lewee,
Bannon; sacrifice hits. Gear, Bannen.
Turner, Clingman 2; stolen bases, Roth
fuss. Arndt; double plays, Gear to Frantz,
Arndt to Roach, Raymer to Ciingman to
Mellor; bases on balls, off Gibson /. off
Durham 1, off Dorner 2; struck out, by
Gibson 8, by Durham 4, by McMackin
McMackin 1; wild pitch, Durham; left on
bases, Kansas City 8, Columbus 6; time,
2:01; umpire. Cunningham; attendance,
$50.
Orphans Played Ragged Ball.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug. 20.-Minpe-
apolis lost the third straight to Indian
apolis today through inability to bat, sup
plemented by the worst kind of fielding.
The score.
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Frank Yoakum to BE Sold.

HOLYOKE, Mass, Aug 20.-According
to a telegram received To-Day by Charles
Dobie. the great PAGER Frank Yoakum,
in New York Tuesday, Is to change owners
for consideration of $4,000 and will not
be shipped to Readville. Mr.. Doble I'M
derstands that James Hamley. OF Provi-
dence. r. l.. is the man who has made the
offer
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cleveland 5, Washington l..
Chicago 9, Boston 5.
Detroit 8. 5, Philadelphia 0, 4.
New York s, 2, st. Louis 1, 4.
Champs Lose Double leader

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. 2O.-The To-
Gals Won both games this afternoon. The
first was shutout for Kissinger, who
pitched splendid ball. The second game
was. close until the eighth. With three
on bases in the ninth, Crawford batted
in the winning run. Attendance, 1885,
Scores:
First Game
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Kelley Men Play Ragged Field
ing Game in Fourth and Us
ing FIVE Singles the Colonies
Score Enough to Win-Ker-
wins Batting the Feature.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Louisville 9. ST. Paul 4.
Milwaukee 9, Toledo s.
Indianapolis 8. Minneapolis 5.
Kansas City 10. Columbus 9.
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Major DeImar After Record.

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 20.-Commission-
er Wieting, of the state department Of
agriculture. today ann sunced the closing
of contract to have Mai. Delmar trot
against the worlds record at the state
fair at Syracuse N Wednesday, Sept. 9.
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.eoodhue Defeats Belle Chester.

Special to The Globe.
GOODHUE, Mimi. Aug 20-The fast
Goodhue ball team added another. victory
to its list by defeating the Belle Chester
team on the home grounds by the score 8
to 2. Belle Chester used an imported
pitcher, but he could not stop the home
team Holtz for Goodhue struck out four
teen men and allowed but three hits.
Score:
Goodhue ......1 2 o O o 3 IS
Belle Chester. % 0 0 O 1 0 0 OIL
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

st. Louis 8, Philadelphia 5.
Brooklyn 2, Chicago d.nl
New York Is, l, Pittsburg Z, 4.
Boston Cincinnati. rain
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WITH THE AMATEURS

The Kesslers claim three games from
the Schleck Bros. and are ready to meet
the City Meat Markets ON the Meat
Market teams grounds.
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Stated for Vail in ninth
Left on bases, New York 5, Pittsburg
IA: two base hits, MCCAIN. Browne.
Bransfeld. Clarke; stolen bases, .Mertes.
Babb. Bresnahan; sacrifice hit. Lauder:
first base on errors, New York 4. Pitts
burg 2; first base on balls, off Mathewson
ed ball. by Mathewson /, by Doheny 1;
struck out, by Mathewson 1, by Doheny 8.
by Vail 1; wild pitch, Doheny; time, 2:10;
umpires O'Day and Hurst.
Second Game
N Y. lei Pl AlEI Pitts. JHI Pr Ale
Browne rfl 81 81 OF 0fBeaunt CT. q 81 OIL o
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Tip Tops to Play Thinkers.
Special to The Globe.
HASTINGS, Mimi. Aug. 2O.-The Tip
Tops, of ST. Paul. will play a game of
baseball with the Thinkers at Steffen's
park next Sunday.
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Sneeial to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
GRAND FORKS. N. D.. Aug. 20
Grand Forks played an errorless game to-
day and Fargo gave a very pretty ex-
hibition The game was not particularly
fast, but very clean. Slette pitched a fine
game for the locals, and for the first time
this season was he properly supported.
Maloney, who occupied the plate for
Fargo;, was unfortunate. In less than
two innings he passed three, allowed two
hits and with the errors behind him had
FIVE. scores against him. abbott pitched the
remainder Of the game. and held down
;hisn position well. The lineup of the
Grand Forks team was changed material
ly. The score: -
r. II. E.
Grand Forks 20 o o 20s-7 10 0
Fargo s;.........0 1 90 1 0 0 0 o. 3
Batteries. Grand Forks, Slette and Cor
rigan; Fargo, Maioney, Abbott, Bonthrom.
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The Mime Harvester company team
will play the White Bear team at White
Bear Sunday. Williamson and Clayton will
work for the Mime team and Coliette and
Kinkel for the Bears
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 20.-Sanders' SUI
periOr pitching and errors by the visitors
enabled the locals to take another game
today in easy style. Score:
Omaha .........2 Q IS Q
st. Joseph ......2 0 0 0 / o. s 4
Sanders and Gonding, Diehl and Gar
vim.
DIES MONIES, Iowa. Aug. 2o.-Des
Moines won the game in the thirteenth
inning this afternoon, Cook scoring on
base ON balls. stolen base and Mar
shali's double. Nichols and Miller were
pitchers battle. Attendance. 800. Score:
RH. e.
Des MO o 90 900 900 Ii II
K C 20 o o 0 o 0 o 0 90 8 4
Miller and Fohl Nichols and Messitt.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Col. Aug. 90
when the score was Is to e. but the locals
were the victors. Mcpherson was bat
ted out Of the box In the sixth Score:
Milwaukee 100 1 0 0 0 Ga s
Col. Springs 20 2 4 0 .-15 IA
Mcpherson, Braun and Lucia, McNeely
and Doran.
DENVER, Col, Aug. 2o.-Denver won
the game in the second inning by batting
out four runs. Score:
Denver ...14OO 0-5 6 2
Peoria ...1 0 2 0 o o o % II 1
Reiter and Schlei, Hart and Wilson.
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The Cortlands will play the K. c. team
on the Post Siding grounds Sunday Bat
teries. Schmidt and Weber, Steven and
Volkennier. The Cortlands would like to
hear from any team in the city. For
games address H j. La Valley, 1894 Cort-
land street :
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NORTHERN LEAGUE.

Special to The Globe.
CROOKSTON, Mimi. Aug. 20.-The To-
Gals took the first game from Duluth in
one Of the fastest games seen here this
season While it was pitchers battle
from start to finish. Martin for the locals
did wonderful work. With poorer support
than his opponent received, he held the
score down for ten innings and finally won
the game. He went to bat in the last half
of the tenth with two men out and Bryette
on second base. With his second pass at
the ball he lined it out in right field in the
face of a strong wind, making the cleanest
two Dagger of the entire game. scoring
Bryette and winning the game. The
score:
Crookston 20 100000 01-2 a
Duluth o 0 o 0 1 0 0 0 o. ]
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Earned runs Milwaukee 8, Toledo 1;
two-base hits, Unglaub. Dunleavy, Viox;
ahue. Unglaub; base on balls, off Hedges
2, off Stimmel 8, off Coughlin 1; hit by
pitched ball, Schlafey; stolen bases, Ber-
nard, Sehlafley, Smith 2, Turner; sacrifice
hits, Owen 2; struck out. by Hedges 2,
by Stimmel 5, by Coughlin Q; left on bases,
Milwaukee 4, Toledo Il; innings pitched.
by Hedges 5, by Stimmel 4; umpire, Null
lane; attendance, 416; time, 2:O5.
Blues Win in the Eleventh.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 20.-By
punching hits and playing a careful game
Kansas City won in the eleventh on
GradY's single with the bases full. Score;
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Minneapolis Il 0 0 CT
Indianapolis 3 O. 0 1 0 0 2 8 %

IIIcl1sIIIetPOI1S 20 y . 7 . . :. . y.
Earned runs, Indianapolis 2; two-base
hits. Mcintyre. kim; bases on balls. off
Mcdonald 2, off Newlin 1; struck out, by
Fox; stolen bases. Martin, Spoener; hit
by pitched ball, by Newlin 1; left on
bases, Minneapolis s. Indianapolis s; UNI
pire, Foreman; time. 1:50.
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The Gopher Specials line up as follows:
Esch, RI; Leahey, C; Smith, Sb; G. Esch,
p; w. Olson. 1b; Moran, If; F. Moran, So;
H. Moran, CT: Pheeney, 2b; Rickers, ex-
ira. The Gophers want games with thir-
teen-year-old teams. Address G. Esch,
TOT East Third street.
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Catchers rarely receive proper credit
for their work in games, and our Jack
Sullivan is overlooked with the others.
Sullivan's work with the Saints this sea-
son puts him head and shoulders over
every other catcher in the association,
not barring Bob Woods. Sullivan may
not be batting up with the Milwaukee
catcher, but he has it on the wise back
headwork Sullivan plays the game all
the time, and if he does not move up at
the close of the season some big league
magnate will be overlooking winner
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Earned runs, st. Paul 8. Louisville 1;
two-base hits, Geier 2, Kerwin 2, Flournoy,
Jackson. Chech, Brashear; home run,
Flournoy; sacrifice hits. Higgins, Hart,
White; stolen bases. Shannon, S. Sulli-
van. odwen; bases on balls, off Egan 2.
off Chech 8; struck out, by Egan, jack
son. Shannon; by Chech, Brashear,s Cd
well. White, Egan; wild pitches, Egan 1,
Chech 1; passed ball, Sullivan; left on
bases, st. Paul 10, Louisville 8; time of
game, 1:50; attendance, 2,346; umpire,
Haskell.
Notes of the Game.
There were many first times in yester
days game.
1t was the first time Louisville sue
ceeded in winning game in ST. Paul this
season.
1t was the first time the Saints met
defeat on the new ball grounds.
It was the first time Higgins failed to
get a hit since the team returned home.
1t was the first time Phil Geier failed
to reach first base in the Saints first
inning since the team returned home.
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The A. G. Bauer's Timers defeated the
Park Kids 9 to and the Never Sweats
IA to II. For games address 1897 West
Seventh street.
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*Batted for Mitchell IN ninth inning.
Two-base hits, Farrell, Barclay, Thom;-
as 2, Kiester; stolen bases, Dunfeayy.
Brain 2; double plays, Brainsto Haekett to
Burke; left on bases. st. Louis 1. Philadel-
| phia s.; bases on balls off Mitchell L; hit
by pitched ball. Burke; struck out, by Nc
Farland 8, by Mitchell 5; time, 1:45; UNI
pire, En1slie.
| "a Microbes Lose Close Game. -
BROOKLYN. N. Y, Avg. ,2o.1In. a
pitchers battle between Reidy and Meme
Zee Brooklyn today defeated "a Chicago
The fielding on both sides was sharp and
without a fault. Chance was put cut OF
the game in the eighth for fdisputing de-
cision. Score: IL -,IIIEza7
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The Grimm ball team would like to hear
from any team in or out Of the city for a
game for next Sunday Address Ray
mond Kopp, 663 Rivoli street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-21

The 8. H. Reeves team will meet the
Palace Clothing company team on the
Randolph street grounds Sunday after
noon.
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The Plymouths will meet the Matt
Hanson team on the Greens Sunday for a
purse OF SIS Hoffman and Geharty will
work for the Plymouths, LaGore and
Ruhle for the Hansons.
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Aside from that one bad inning when
everything appeared to BE breaking wrong.
Charlie Chech pitched right up with.
Egan.
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The best umpire in the association had
a day off yesterday. He handed the Saints
the raw end of several close decisions,
and. as usual, the breaks came at
critical moment.
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A rooter in the stands worked on the
feelings of Pop SchrieVer by referring to
the old gentleman as Tee With the
sun blistering the lining off his hand
some map, Bill could not appreciate the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-21

The Conger Bros. Colts would like to
arrange game for Sunday morning with
any seventeen-year- old team I'm the city,
the game to be played on the Conger's
grounds. Address all challenges to T.
Shirley, 381 Grotto street
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Inc near om at a. Juniors VIII play the
ernoon for a purse of So Battery
Hovocka and Driscol. Sixteen year-oid
teams wanting games address T. Brown,
care West Publishing company.
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Lobster Champions Drop Another.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Aug. 20-Mil-
waukee defeated Toledo in a farcical game
today by score of 9 to 8. Both teams
tried to throw the5ganae away with many
errors and had Judgment Score:
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Danny Kerwin's batting was one of the
features of the game. Kerwin drew a
base the first time up, the second and
third times he singled, and then wound
up the afternoon by lacing tWo-doubleS
over the fence.
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The Schleck Bros. team will play
double header Sunday. The first game
will be played with the Hamm's Exports
and the second with the Iroquois.
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The Colonies could not see anything
funny in Flournoy's home run. Jack
drove the ball over Harris head and it
landed in a pile of sawdust. Before 1t
could be uncovered Flournoy got in to the
plate.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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the Schleck Bros and are ready to meet
the City Meat Markets on the Meat
Market teams grounds
The Gopher Specials line up as follows:
Esch, RI; Leahey, C; Smith, 3b; G. Esch,
p; w. Olson. 1b; Moran, II; F: Moran, So;
ira. The Gophers want games with thir-
teen-y ear-old teams. Address G. Esch,
TOT East Third street.
The Conger Bros Colts would like to
arrange a game for Sunday morning with
any seventeen-year-old team in the city.
the game to be played on the. Conger's
grounds. Address all challenges to T..
Shirley. S81 Grotto street.
The Omaha Juniors will play the
Schmidts at Banholzer's park Sunday aft
| ernoon for a purse of $40. Battery,
| Hovocka and Driscon Sixteen-year-
| teams wanting games address T. Brown,
| care West Publishing company.
The s. H Reeves team will meet the
Palace Clothing company team on the
Randolph street grounds Sunday after
noon.
The A. G. Bauers Timers defeated the
Park Kids to 0 and the Never Sweats
IA to IL. For games address 1897 West
Seventh street.
The Grimm ball team would like to hear
from any team in or out OF the city for a
game for next Sunday Address Ray
mond Kopp, 663 Rivoli street
The Mime Harvester company team
will play the White Bear team at White
Bear Sunday. Williamson and Clayton will
work for the Mime team and Collette and
Kinkel for the Bears.
The Cortlands will play the K c. team
on the Post Siding grounds Sunday Bat
teries. Schmidt and Weber, Steven and
Volkennier The Cortlands would like to
hear from any team in the city. For
games address H. j. La Valley, 1874 Cort-
land street.
The Plymouths will meet the Matt
Hanson team on the Greens Sunday for
purse of $25 Hoffman and Geharty will
work for the Plymouths, LaGore and
Ruhle for the Hansons
The Schleck Bros. team will play
double-header Sunday. The first game
will be played with the Hamms Exports
and the second with the Iroquois.
The Lower Town Stars took the 81.
Paul Fire and Marine Insurance COM
pany team into camp by the score II to
8. The Stars want game with some
fast twenty year-old team Address r. J.
G., 303 Somerset street.
The Hudallas defeated the Ben Hurs by
the score to Z, and will play the Tip
Tops