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Salvation by Enactment.
,tarke County und) Republican.

Starke County Qnd.) Republican.
BY a special act of the Presbyterian Synod
hereafter children which happen to die be-
fore being baptized may go to heaven. This
is very kind and thoughtful of these good
people, indeed Heretofore when some wee
mite of humanity wearied of this newly
found world and turned back into that mys-
terious eternity from whence 1t came before
ii had been properly baptized. its little
spirit had to go straight to that internal
abode where the nursery toys are all red
hot stoves and ten-tined forks. It's differ
ent now, and these piohs psalters should be
extended vote of thanks. Religion in any
this infantile damnation is too ridiculous for
any USE 1t is like a story handed down
from the days of barbarism, or ferried over
to US fresh from the heather homes Of In
dia. Feeding an innocent babe to an alli-
gator to aDpease the wrath of an imaginary
god is not a more barbarous thought than
sending an infant to the land of the infer
nal because, forsooth, Ii had not been bap-
tiZed
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WILL REORGANIzE CIRCUIT.

ecial to the indianapolis Journal

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind. June 2S.-A call was is
sued to-day for meeting of the. Western
Roller Polo Association. to be held in the
office of President Norton, at Anderson on
Thursday of this week. The principal bust
ness will be the disposition of the eleven
applications for franchises which were filed
at the annual meeting in April. represent
ing six cities. AT this time Ii appears rea-
sonably certain that Marion will be adj
mitted and that the other berth to be given
out will fall either to Terre Haute or Koko-
mo. the former preferred. John Page. of
Anderson, and w. +. Stnson. of Alexan-
dria, will likely get the Marion franchise.
The playing rules are also to be changed
considerably at this weeks meeting.
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'McCreery out on bunt strikes. ''Batted for
Stimmel in ninth.
Score by innings:
Milwaukee. -. 20 o H-3
Minneapolis 80. 100 0 o o o.
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The Curve of Beauty I'm Kansas.
New York Sun.

NEW buIl.
How often have we shouted joyfully 20
Kansas. thou bringest all thingsr Thedevil-
Kansas genius. Kansas is a State of quips
as we'll ss cranks The unexpected, the in
nocently mschievous. the original flows
spontaneously from Kansas lips and pens.
other day. The editor of the Hutchinson
Herald heard the loud bassoon. Straight
way he blew or affectionately the dual
changed to singular:
1.-The groom was a widower and stands
over six feet tall: his bride is short not
over four and one-half feet. and TO her init
mates she has always been known as Lit
tie Dolly Bow Legs
So breathes the Kansas spirit OF good fell
lowship, of neighborliness, OF sympathy.
fraternity and homely humor. Reminis-
cence shades into contrast In three lines
and a half the artist paints the scene unfor-
gettably. A model OF style IL not of con-
graduation.
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sBatted Tor Malarkey IN eleventh.
Score by innings:
ST. Louis 80 o o 90 3-3
Boston ..........0 0 0 O o 0 0 0 0 90
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NEW YORK, June 23.-The yearlings
from the Racelar and Hartland studs were
sold to-day and the best total sales OF the
year were recorded. Thirty-seven head sold
for a total of So. 625
After some lively bidding the CHI. C. by
Sir Dixon-Bonnie Blue, a full brother to
Blue Girl, Blues and Blue Ribbon, was
knocked down to Captain s. S. Brown for
800. Other sales OF $1,000 and over We're:
b. or b. C. by Imp. Esher-Sparkle, TO r.
T. Wilson, jr.. 5000: br. C. by Esher-More-
da, to ]. II. Seagram. $500; br. c. by Imp.
Asher-Josie W.. to Captain s. S. Brown.
$4,000; b. C. by Sir Dixon-Lady Both. to Cap
tain S. s. Brown. $500; b. C. by Imp. Esher-
Ollie Dixon Andrew Miller, $500; gr. or Oh.
c. by Esher-Graylock, +. Farrell, $500; b.
c. by Sir Dixon-The Widow, to Captain
s. s. Brown. $500: CHI. I. by Imp. Esher-
Amy Davenport, to Captain S. s. Brown.
$500.
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NEW YORK. June 23.-The first half of
the international handball match for the
championship of the world between Mi
chael Egan, of Jersey City. the present
champion, and Timothy Twohill, of Kan
turk, Ireland. the Irish champion, was
played to-day in Jersey City. Seven games
were played and Egan won all Of them, the
best showing made by the visitor being six
aces in the third game. In addition to the
championship honor the match will decide
a side stake of $3.50 each. Both principals
will sail for Ireland Saturday next and the
remainder of the match will be decided at
Kanturk July IL
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BEMENT WILL BE DROPPED.
New President Will BE Elected for
Central League Next Year.

Mr.. Schnell, one of the owners Of the
South Bend Central League club, was in
the city yesterday. He says the league
magnates are not satisfied with the way
the affairs of the organization are being
conducted. They realize their mistake in
electing Mr.. Bement as president of the
the Evansville club and does not give the
league affairs the proper attention. Mr..
Schnell says there will probably be no
change in the management Of the league
this year, but other arrangements will be
made for next season. A new president
will be elected, ne said.
There has been some talk of changing
the Central League circuit, but the cities
now in the organization will be retained
this season.
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Attendance, 300. Score:

'Batted for Henley in ninth.
Score by innings:
st. Louis. ..........2 0 0 0 So
Philadelphia .......O 3 % 0 o 0 0-5
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AT HIGHLAND PARK.
Demi Tasse Runs Away, Eight Miles
Four FavOrites Win.

DETROIT. Mich, June 23.-Four favor
ties won over a heavy track at Highland
Park this afternoon. In the first race Demi
Tasse fell just after the start. and Jockey
Martin escaped injury on account Of the
softness OF the course. The FLY ran away
eight mikes before she was stopped. The
;wo-year-old event, which was at four fur
longs, furnished the only close finish of
the afternoon. The Globe and Outfield
fought IL cut from the head of the stretch
and the former won by a head. Sum-
maries:
First Race-Six furlongs: Maxet.e, es Oh.
Gilrnore), Z to 2. won: Revelment los pier
att), to 5. second; Florenza, Sc (McClus-
key), to l. third Time. 1:26
Second--Four furlongs: The Globe. 104
(McCluskey), to l. won; outfield. l07
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END OF SECOND ROUND.
RawIes, Arnold and Ogle Were Win
ners at Riverside Yesterday.

The second half or the second round OF
the spring golf championship at Riverside
was brought TO a close yesterday after
noon. The winners were Robert Rawles, +.
Arnold and Z. NJ. Ogle. The scores follow:
Robert Rawles defeated Mr.. Rawles, up
and ! TO play.
e. Arnold defeated Joseph McCrea, 5 up
and to play. e
E. M. Ogle defeated A. F. Hall. / up In
nineteen holes.
The following are paired TO play to-day in
the third round. the winners 10 play In the
semi-final on Friday morning:
w. w Carter and l.. Arnold.
Robert Rawles and T.. NJ. Ogle.
Thomas s. CARRIER and r. L. Lennox.
The above matches should be interesting.
as all six players have won two matches
each. The CarterArnold match viii at
tract the most attention. as Carriers play
ing has. proved the feature OF the tourna-
ment
o. C. Maurer will play the winner OF the
Garber-Lennon match in the semi-finals
Friday morning.
Yesterday was ladies' day ar the links.
and a large number covered the course.
Among those on the links were Miss Gladys
Wynn Mrs. George Catterson. Miss Bow
ers. Miss Lois Dyer. Miss Helen Todd, Mrs
Leslie Stein. Mrs. Fred Heron Mrs. John
NJ Keyes of New York. Mrs. Hugh Cutter
and others.
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The Presidential Tour.
Christian Advocate.

The presidential tour has now come to
be requirement on the part of the peo-
pie from the occupant of the high office
That IL is a burdensome task none will
dispute; nor will any deny that for the
President to mingle with and greet his fell
low-citizens yields benefits to the country
at large far in excess of the personal ad-
vantage that is supposed to accrue to the
President as a candidate for a renomina-
ton on the eve of the national convention
of his political party. With continued de-
velopment OF transportation facilities and
other matters related to extensive journey
ing. there Is sure to be greater desire
than ever on the part OF the people at large
to behold the person OF the chief magistrate
OF the Nation.
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American League Standing.
American League Games To-day.

Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Detr DIT.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
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West Baden Again Defeated.

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WEST BADEN, Ind, June 23.-west Ba-
den crossed bats again to-day with the In
dianapolis Reserves and the visitors won
the game in the ninth inning. Both teams
played good ball and the contest was close
and exciting Score:
Indianapolis Reserves-Six runs s hits
8 errors. Batteries-Summers and Brauth-
ers; Demas and Welch.
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Wilson to Ride for Hildreth.

CHICAGO, June 23.-Jockey l. Wilson
has been signed to ride for Sam Hildreth.
Hildreth purchased the boys contract from
j. Burrows, of ST. Louis, to-day for $1,000
In addition he will pay the rider a liberal
salary. Wilson never rode race until last
December. Since then he has had seventy
winners. He weighs about eighty pounds.
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Runs-Holmes (2). Green, Isbell, Magoon,
Tannehill, Mcfarland, Delehanty, Clarke.
Left on bases-Chicago, Z; Washington, j.
Two-base hits-Isbell, Tannehll. Three
base hit-Holmes. Stolen bases-Holmes,
Jones, Green. Double play-Magoon to
Tannehil to Isbell. Struck out-By Pat
ten, q by Wilson, l. Passed bal-Drill
Bases on balls-Off Patterson, 1; off Pat
ten, A. off Wilson, 2. Time-1:3O. Umpire
Sheridan.
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RunS--ButIer, Gefer, Shannon tZJ, jack
son, Schaefer. Wheeler %, Sullivan (2.
Two-base hits-Rothfuss, Wheeler CD,
Schaefer, Volz. Sacrifice hits-Huggins,
Volz, Kelly. Stolen bases-Maioney, Geier,
Schaeffer CD. Jackson. Double plays
Schaeffer to Higgins. Bases on balls-Of
Gibson 4, off Volz 6. Struck out-By Gibson
A. by Volz 4. Wild pitches-Gibson 2 Left
on bases-Kansas City Z, st. Paul 8. Time
2:10. Umpire-Cunningha
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bases-Hart. Odwell. Clymcr. Flournoy.
Sacrifice hits-Schriever. Bases on balls
on Eason 2, of Cristall A. Struck out-By
Eason Z. by Cristall Q. Hit by pitched balls
Schriever. Kerwin. Kleinow. Double play
Quinlan TO Hart. Left on bases-Louisv1lle
T. Toledo s. Passed ball-Schriever. Time
2:16. Umpire-Mullane.
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Score by innings:

Run-Dougherty. Two-base hit-Free-
man. Sacrifice hits-Barrett, Parent Stolen
base-Colins. Bases on balls-On Donovan,
4; off Young, l. First base on errors-De-
troit, 2; Boston, l. Left on bases-Detroit,
6; Boston, Z. Struck out-By Donovan, 6;
by Young. 5. Double plays-Lush to Nc
CURE; Young to Criger to La Chance Time
lilo. Umpires-Carruthers and Hassett.
Attendance-3110.
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Tenney's Poor Fielding Aided i'm Vic
tory Of St. Louis-Rhodes Given
Excellent Support.
National League Standing.
st. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.

BOSTON, June 23.-St. Louis won an
eleven inning game from the home team to-
day. to o. Hits were punched in the
eleventh when poor playing by Tenney also
contributed toward his teams defeat Until
Brain muffed an easy fly with two out in
this inning, Rhoades had perfect support.
The weather was cold. Score:
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, June S.-Evans-
villes loose playing and Wheeling's bat
ting rally in the tenth won for the visitors
here to-day. Score:
r III Z
Evansville 9 0 90 o O. 10 s
Wheeling 20 4 1 90 o 3-11 Is
Batteries-Monroe, Parkins and Cross;
Rossen, Shannon and Dahlquist.
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TERRE HAUTE, June 2S.-Luck was with
Terre Haute to-day in having hits and er-
rors punched. Smith kept the Dayton hits
well scattered. Score:
r II T.
Terre Haute...0 1 1 2 10 IL 1
Dayton .....0 o 1 o o 0 o. IL 4
Batteries-Smth and Holmes; Hoff, Fox
and Miller.
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Bases on Balls-On Ford, Z; of Bailey, 2.
Struck Out-By Ford, 5; by Bailey, Z.
Hit by Pitcher--Heydon.
Two-base Hit-Mellor.
Double Play-Hogriever to kim.
Stolen Bases-Hogriever. Jones.
Left on Bases-Indianapolis. 10; Column
bus, 4.
Umpire-Haskell
Time-155.
Attendance-1,f20
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PHILADELPHIA. June 2.-The opening
of the lawn tennis championship OF the
United States in women's singles. doubles
and mixed doubles. which was to have
taken place to-day on the grounds OF the
until tomorrow On account OF rain.
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$4,000 Match Rae on.

NEW YORK. June 23.-The $4,000 match
race between Lord Derby, 2:O5%, and Major
Delmar. 2:05lz. which was TO have been
brought off at the Empire City track. July
A. has been declared eff. Lord Derby has
gone lame in his training at Hartford,
Conn, but is expected to recover In short
iraa
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ST. LOUIS, June 23.-St. Louis defeated
Philadelphia to-day in a game in which
hard hitting was a feature. Bender started
in to pitch for the visitors, but st. Louis
batted him so hard that he was taken out
after the third inning. Henley, who took
his place, stopped the scoring and held st.
Louis down with but two hits. Powell
pitched a good game and was well sup
rortad Attaodapoa Q 100 Caora.
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Southern League.

Memphis. 4: New Orleans, 0.
Nashville, 5: Birmingham, 2.
Shreveport, 2; Little Rock, o.
Montgomery, 5; Atlanta, 5.
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Only One Run Scored.

DETROIT, June 23-Boston won a pitch
ers' battle. shutting out Detroit to-day.
Both Young and Donovon were effective.
but the locals could not hit in pinch. The
fielding of Lush and the double play at the
plate on his throw were also features 1t
sprinkled at times during the game. Score:
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SOUTH BEND, June 2S.-South Bend to-
day gave Farrell the worst beating she has
received this year and won by a score of
10 to 5. Score:
III Z
South Bend q 2 lis II 2
Grand Rapids.O 2 o 0-5 10 2
Batteries-Ferguson and Tieman; Farrell,
Thomas and O'Neil.
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KANSAS CITY, June 23.-Kansas City
could not hit Volz effectively, while st. Paul
batted Gibson hard. Kansas City played
stupidity both in the field and on the bases.
Attendance 500. Score:
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HOBART DID WELL.
Won His Tie I'm Tennis Cham pionship
-women's Tournament Postponed.

LONDON, June 23.-The lawn tennis
championship games opened at Wimbledon
to-day The presence of Clarence Hobart. of
America, and some continental players
gave an international flavor TO the meet.
ing. Hobart won his tie in the open sim
giles championship. defeating K. s. Frank
lin by three games TO one. In the second
round G. A. Caridea beat Clarence Hobart.
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CHICAGO, June 23.-The locals batted
Patten all over the field in the first and
third innings. Wilson was then substi-
tuted and held them down to two singles.
Two singles and two errors gave the Wis.,
itors their two runs. Attendance 1850.
Score.
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MILWAUKEE,. June z--McGill estab-
lished a new Association strike-out record
to-day in the game with Minneapolis, get
ting thirteen. Milwaukee won BY a score of
to ?. Stimmel also pitched excellent ball.
Score:
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The first half OF the thirty-s.x-hole match
between Harry Coils and Robert Fullerton.
to be played at the Country Club to-mor-
row. will start at 10 o'clock. instead OF
o'clock. as previously stated.
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winsIow Reelected Captain.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 23.-The Yale
players tonight reelected Burnside Wins
low, 1904 captain of the team. Winslow
has been on the university team for three
years. His home is in Philadelphia.
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RunsScnafiey.

ftuns-Scnauey, DunledVy, HeInpnlli,
Smith, Mcintyre. Earned runs-Milwaukee.
j. Two-base hits-McIntyre, Hemphill.
Three-base hit-Dungan. Bases on balls
on McGill. 2; off Stimmel, 2. Hit by pitched
ball-Dunleavy. Schafley. Wood, Phyle.
Stolen base-Donahue Sacrifice hit-Wood.
Struck out-By McGil. 10; by Stimmel. 2
Double plays-Wood and Unglaub. Left on
bases-Milwaukee, S; Minneapolis. z. UNI
pire-Foreinan. Attendance-500. Time-1:40.
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Ea.ou Won III. First Game.

LOUISVILLE, June 23.-Louisville out
played the visitors to-day and won an easy
game. Eason pitched MS first game for the
locals to-day and kept Toledo's hits well
scattered Attendance 2200 Score:
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burglar Dynamite a SAFE,

CLYDE, o.. June 23.-Robbers early this
morning, after shooting at Watchman Bar
ton, dynamited the private safe of POST
master b. +. jackson. at the postofYlce.
and securing 500. escaped
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
VINCENNES, Ind, June 23.-A telegram
tonight notified the Henderson club that 1T
forfeited the game to Hopkinsville by not
appearing at Hopkinsville to-day. Hender-
son may refuse to go to Hopkinsville.
Vincenes lost on errors. Score.
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HARD HITTING A FEATURE
ST. LOUIS FORCED BENDER OUT OF
THE BOX IN THREE INNINGS.
Powell Effective After the Third-Bos-
ton Shut Out Detroit-ChicagO De-
feated Washington.

Chicago, 4: Washington, 3................1.4S0
Boston, /; Detroit, .3.1l0
St. Louis, s. Philadelphia, 5...............3, 300
New Cleveland .....................Ra Rain
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Runs-Heidrick (2), Hemphill %, Freil.
Kahoe. Seybold (2), NJ. Cross (2), Powers.
Earned runs-St. Louis, g. Philadelphia, g.
Two-base hits-H eidrick, Murphy, Picker
Mccormick to Anderson to Kahoe. Hit by
pitched ball-By Bender, 2; by Henley, l.
Bases on balls-On Bender. 1: off Henley, 1;
of Powell, 3. Struck out-By Bender. /; by
Henley, 3; by Powell, 6. Hits-Off Bender
s. Left on bases-St Louis, 6; Philadelphia,
s. Time-1:4S. Stolen bases-Kahoe, Davis,
Seybold, Murphy. NJ. Cross. Umpire-CGn-
molly.
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Detroit entries for Wednesday:
First Race-Six furlongs: Mrs. Grannon,
us; Animosty, 103; Plum Tart, 10l; Jerry.
80; Mcgowan. 9s; Fade Meny. Sc; 'Mamselle,
81; Maria Vaughn, 80; Deoleo. 81.
Second-Four and half furlongs: Lyrist,
10; Irene Cross, Jessie J., Rhoebe, Flo
Manola 102; Miss Freshman. los.
Third-One mile: Benckart, Ill; Wall
about. los: Firing Line. Star Gazer. Homo
lulu. los: Lombre, lO1; Binehelio, malay.
100; Marcellian 80; Productivity, sPluck, So.
Fourth-Five furlongs: Game Cock. ~:
Bayview, Caloosahatchie, 100; Orderly, 1O4;
Probable. 1O7: The World, Louis Meining.
Pontiac 101; sNick Ripley. 81.
Fifth-Six furlongs: Rotterdam. Zonne,
les; Velasquez los; Lieschen, Nellie Forest,
103; Jane Oaker, 10l sAnnu, IS.
Sixth-Seven furlongs: Model Monarch,
102; Flora Bright. Cherubium, 80; Neebur-
tan, sPrism, Sc; Kiwasa, SO; sOil in the Can,
Prosador, 81; sBonallie, So.
sApprentice allowance.
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LOST CHANCES TO SCORE
HOLSTERS EFFORTS To LAND A VIC
TORY WE'RE PATHETIC.
Twice with the Bases Occupied Tnm-
seff "Foozledv the BaiI-HeydOn
Played Brilliantly.

Columbus. 3: Indianapolis 2..............1.42 40
St Paul, 9: Kansas City, 1............... SO
Milwaukee, 3; Minneapolis, 2.............. so
Louisville, 10; Toledo, .2,2OO
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Runs-Kerwin GU. Hart. Brashear. Ad-
well. Sullivan. Clymer, Schriever, QuinIan,
Eason. FIournoy. Kleinow. Owen. Earned
Irunf-Louisviile 3. Two-base hits-Odwell,
\8chaub. cristall. Three-base hits-Kerwin
5rashear. odweli. Blanxenship. Stolen
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Runs-Farrell, Donovan. Smoot. Earned
run-St. Louis, 1. Two-base hit-Smoot.
Stolen bases-Donovan CD, j. ONeill,
Burke, Smott, Brain, Dexter. Double plays
-Rhoades to Brain to Hackett; Donovan to
Hackett. Base on balls--Off Malarkey, 8;
off Rhoades, 3. Struck out-By Rhoades, 5;
by Malarkey, s. Passed balls-Moran. j.
O'Neill. Time-l:5s. Umpire-Holiday. At
tendance-S19.
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Totals .-..ss 12s2e IL Totals ....34 q 1
sref. rs<o<~hfr o.s On, hunt Strikes
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Oonovan), to 2, second; Laura Ireland,
Jog q. Miller, s to 8. third. Time, :54.
Third-One mile: Scortic, 100 q. Walshl,
to 10, won: Autolight, 100 (Donovan), 20
to /, second Four Curl, 80 u. OConnor), o
to l. third Time, ]: 81.
Fourth-Six furlongs: Sly Boots. 100
Donovan), to ], won; Brookston, 100 wv.
H Wood, to l, second: Geisha Girl. log
(McCluskey), TO !, third. Time. lin.
Fifth-Seven furlongs: Arachene. Ill q.
O'Connor), 4 to 5, won; Has Gift, IS Oh.
WILSON,, 20 to /, second; Moroni. ITO q.
Conley), 2 to /. third. Time. 1854.
Sixth-One mile: Citrate, 107 q. Walsh,
to s. won; Not Wisely, so lHyams). ~ TO !.
second; Sortie, 102 q. O'Connor), TO ],
third. Time, ISL.
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Central League standing.
Central League Games To-Day.

Evansville at Fort Wayne.
Terre Haute at South Bend.
Anderson at Dayton.
Wheeling at Marion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-24
GAME BETWEEN LEADERS
MARION DEFEATED FORT WAYNE
BY SUPERIOR BATTING.
Terre Haute punched Hits with Err
rors-SOuth Bend Gave Farrell
MISUNDERSTANDING Lost.

Wheeling. IL: Evansville. s.
Terre Haute, 10: Dayton, l.
Marion, s; Fort Wayne, 4.
South Bend, 10; Grand Rapids, 5.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-24

MARION, June 23.-Marion won from
Fort Wayne through superior batting and
fast base-runnng by a score of to A.
Score: