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RECEIPT FOR $4,000.


EmpIoye of the Government.
ST. LOUIS, March 1S.-Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Bristow is expected to
reach st. Louis shortly to inspect a GER
tain 5000 receipt now said to be in the
possession of an attorney of st. Louis. and
which, it is said. involves high official
at Washington in completely with get
rich-quick'' scheme When the safe of
E. ]. Arnold & Co was opened recently il
is said this receipt was discovered. 1t is
alleged that il was signed by a former at
tache of the attorney generals office. II
is said that other receipts, similar in char
acter, are in existence.
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Damage Verdict for n Lost Leg

Special to the indianapolis Journal
LAPORTE, Ind, March 1S.-The jury in
Laporte Circuit Court, which heard the
case of Oliver Cissna against the South
Bend Chilled Plow Company, awarded
plaintiff $500 damages. Cissna, while en-
ployed by the defendant had leg crushed
by the falling of pile of wheels. neces-
stating amputation of the limb and sued
for $4,000 The case will be appealed to the
State Supreme Court.
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James X. Jones, Aged Ninety-one.

MCONNELLSvILLE, O., March Is
James K. Jones, president of the First Ma
tional Bank and the oldest active bank
president in Ohio, died last night, aged
nearly ninety-one years. He was very
wealthy.
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ADMINISTRATIONS. Sent to Jail.

ASHEvILLE. N. c., March 1s.-Professor
T. A. Weaver at the head of an educational
institution, has been sent to Jail because he
refused to be vaccinated, and also because
of his refusal to pay fine of SIS for evad-
ing incubation.
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Mai. A. G. Courtney.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, March 1S-Major A.
George Courtney, one of the crack shots of
the country, is dead here, aged sixty-three.
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colt. $500, and Rosanna, fine mare for
which Mr.. Palmer refused $1,000 two weeks
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thermometer bulb. Evidently the time Is
coming when a refrigerating machine will
be an Indispensable piece of equipment for
any Jail.
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CHALLENGER is GIVEN
SEVERE RACING TRIAL
In TweIve-k Knot Breeze New Shamrock
Surprises Even Her Admirers.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. j. July
30.-In a sea rougher than any she had
ever raced in before and with a wild
which at times blew more than twelve
knots an hour, Shamrock III. today ex-
perienced her most severe racing trial and
acquitted herself as became a candidate
for the Americas cup. Her performance
in eight miles of windward work in which
it estimated that she beat her elder
sister by six minutes, was surprise.
The two Shamrocks left Sandy Hook
Every stitch of canvas drawing the boats
went tearing into the teeth of a short
sharp sea. Steadily the challenger drew
away a few hundred yards and to lee
ward. 1t was dangerous racing in such
rough water and after half an hour, when
Shamrock III. had a comfortable lead over
Shamrock L., they went about and ran
back to Sandy Hook lightship.
At the turn of the lghtship at IL :35,
Shamrock III. was thirty seconds ahead.
Both boats were fairly flying. Hauling on
Shamrock III. surprised even her admir-
ers. Shamrock 1. quickly dropped away to
leeward. For an hour and seven minutes
they worked to windward and when eight
miles from Sandy Hook, the challenger
was six minutes ahead of the old boat In
a puff of wind a split about two feet long
occurred near the peak of the mainsail
of Shamrock !. and the trial was aban-
doned.
Sir Thomas received a dispatch from
Commodore Jarvis of the Royal Canadian
Yacht club. today, saying the club would
take a cruise to Niagara to welcome Sir
Thomas when he takes luncheon at the
Queens hotel, in Niagara Falls, Sun
day.
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EGAN AND MURDY LEFT
TO FIGHT GOLF FINALS
Close Matches the Order of Day in On
Wentsia Tournament.

CHICAGO, July 30.-Close matches were
the order today in the golf tournament
at Onwentsia for the Ravinoaks cup With
the completion of the fifth and semi-final
rounds. Walter Egan, of Exmoor, and
Roswell F. Murdy of Riverside. are left
to fight it out tomorrow in the finals.
Mason Phelps. who put Chandler Egan out
of the game Wednesday, was defeated to-
day by Walter Egan at the nineteenth
hole.
Play in the second and third flights also
reached the finals.
For the Solace cup c. II. Zimmerman.
the New Haven veteran. will be up against
George Clergyman. of Homewood, and for
the Tyro cup L. H. Conklin, of Princeton
university, will meet Douglass Cadwella
der, of Springfield. I'll.
Today's results fifth round, Ravinoaks
cup:
Mason E. Phelps, Midlothian, defeated
Sam 7. Chase. Onwentsia. up to play.
Walter q. Egan. Exmoor defeated w. l.
Rowland DR., Skokie, 2 up l to play.
Ned Cummins, EXmoor, defeated Blair
Larned, Onwentsia. l up 10 holes.
Roswell F. Murdy, Riverside. defeated
William Waller, Onwentsia, up 1 to
play.
Walter Egan defeated NJ. E. Phelps. 1
up 19 holes.
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SNOW OR WAIDNER WILL
CHALLENGE COLLINS
Two Chicago Men to Compete for Honor
of Meeting Tennis Champion.

CHICAGO. July 30-Arthur Snow and
Harry Waidner. both local men, will COM
pete in the finals for the honor Vi chal-
longing the Western tennis champion,
Kreigh Collins Miss Carrie b. Neeley, of
Chicago, will play Miss Winona Kloster
man. of Cincinnati, for the right to chal-
lenge the Western champion. Miss Myrtle
McAteer, of Pittsburg. This is the sit
uation in the Western tennis tournament
at Kenwood as a result of today's play
The first and second rounds in mems
doubles and part of the first round in
womens doubles were played today. Re-
suits:
Semi-finals. mems singles:
l.. H. Waidner beat r. FL. Hunt 6-3 6-1.
A. c. Snow beat n. Emerson GA, 2-6
6-3.
First round, mems doubles:
Emerson and Hunt beat Patterson and
McN1aster 1-6. 6-2. GA. Ga
Bingham and Proctor beat RyerSon and
Murdy 2-6, GA, 60. Ga, 6-3.
Second round, mems doubles:
L. Emerson and Hunt beat Blake and
Winston 6-1, 6-1, Ga.
Collins and Waidner beat Balmer broth
ers 6-1 60, 60.
n. Emerson and Diehl beat Belden and
Burton 6-3, 81, Ga.
Semi-finalS, women's singleS
Miss Nicely beat Miss Pond Ga, liz.
Miss KloSterman beat Miss Hedly 6-3,
60
First round, women's doubles:
Miss Parker and Miss Pond beat Mrs.
Burgess and Miss Hazel Hedley CO, GA.
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Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe
COLUMBUS, Ohio. July 30.-The
Saints annexed today's game after
they had trailed along in the rear for
about six innings. Schaefer started the
eighth inning tying things up with
double, while Geier and Spike" Shan
non settled everything in the ninth.
Geier got his triple then. and Shannon
came along with a single, making the
circuit when Fox made mess of
Schaefer's third strike.
Shannon. too. when Columbus was
raIlying in the ninth, made a great
catch that killed off all local hope. He
came charging in on Wagners low,
short fly. grabbed the ball off his toe,
fell down, rolled over and got UP again
in time to keep Clingn1an from scoring
from third.
It was a fitting climax to a great day
for Shannon at hitting, base running
and fielding.
ST Paul gOt her victory with Hug
gins and Jackson on the bench. The
pair wrangled with Mesmer in the
fourth inning, when the umpire sent
Berger to first Or wide ones. The OBJ
jectors declared that the fourth ball
was straight over.
A base on balls to Sullivan in the
third was turned into a run when
Chech sacrificed and Shannon singled.
Raymer's double in the same inning
scored two runs for Columbus.
Meller's single and Fox's double
gave Columbus another in the sixth,
and st. Paul came hard in the seventh.
Wheeler lived when Raymer fell down
on his easy grounder. The st. Paul
battery struck out, but Geier doubled.
Then Shannon singled and two runs
We're over
Schaefer got the tying run over in
the eighth with his two -sacIer, a sac
rifice and WheeIer's long fly to right.
Dorner was put into pitch the ninth
inning against the Saints. Clingmar
and Fox made bad errors. Geier got
triple and Shannon a single. Three
runs scored, and the result was put be-
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Morris Defeats Herman.

Special to The Globe.
MORRIS, Mimi, July 3O.-The strong
Morris baseball team defeated the Her
man baseball team for the second time
this season here today. Score of to 2.
The Indian baseball nine played two
games with Sauk Center. winning one
this forenoon by the score of 10 to 3, and
were defeated this afternoon by the score
of to 8, the same lad pitching both
games.
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M'MAHoN TO FIGHT sHREck.
Match With Jack Leedham Is Called Of
on Account of His Illness.

Manager Charlie Dewitt has arranged
another important match for Hughie Me
Jack Leedham, but Leedham is now in
the hospital and this match has been call
ed Off Mcmahon is now matched to meet
Mike Shreck. The articles call for twen-
ty-round bout at 15S pounds and will take
place in the near future.
Shreck has a good record. Aside from
his minor encounters he has defeated Jim
Driscoll in six rounds. Jack Beauchaulte
in six rounds, Charlie Burns in six rounds.
Joe McAIlen in six rounds Hugo Kelley in
fifteen rounds Eddie Burns in fifteen
rounds, Stockings Kelley in four rounds,
Harry Peppers in six rounds and Harry
Walsh in ten rounds.
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LOU D|LLON'S TRIAL
AGAIN POSTPONED
High Wind Delays Famous
Mares Attempt to Lower
Record.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 30.-Mueh
to the disappointment of large crowd
there was too much wind for Lou Dill
lon to attempt to break her record of
2:031s and the trial was postponed un-
til Friday. In consequence of the wind
the track was fully two seconds slow.
John A. McKerron was sent mile in
2:07, while Harry MeKerron, the two
year-old son of the thrice winner of the
Boston challenge cup, trotted half
mile in 1:09%.
Handbooks were run much more
boldly than on the previous days.
The days racing witnessed the de-
feat of three favorites. In the 2:11
pace Pauline G was beaten by Miss
Willamont. In the free-for-all pace
Knox's Gelatine King, formerly Ana
conda, thought to be a sure thing, was
beaten by Dan r in both heats The
fourth race also went to an outsider,
Dan T.
Jay McGregor and Robinso1a, favor
ties in the 2:19 tret and 2:21 trot, won
without much trouble. Summary:
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Shamrock ILL., Showed Surprising Speed in the Trial Yesterday


hits and close decision gave, Des Moines
come. Attendance, zoo. Score:
Mil Milwaukee a :...S Segod 1e g
Mcpherson and Lucia. Henderson and
Marshall.
ST JOSEPH. Mo July So-St. Jo-
seph wa3 troubled with inability to hit
the ball today. DieM did not pitch his
usual game, owing to a cold rain which
came IN about the time play was called.
Attendance. 500 Score.
St. Joseph .....o s9eooo 4
Col. Springs 80 D 0 0 3 L 1 0-6 13 A
Diehl and Mcconnell, Villeman and Star
nagle.
PEORIA. ILL.,. July SO-Peoria defeated
Omaha today by a score of to 0, Ohm
stead holding the visitors down to four
scattered hits. Score:
Peoria ..........0 0 . 8 o 2 80 10
Omaha .........0 0 0 0 0 0 90 4 3
Olmstead and Wilson, SchafStall and
Gonding Attendance 500.
KANSAS CITY, No, July 30-Nichols
allowed Denver only one hit and Lemke
pitched a fine game for Denver. Attend
ance, 300. Score
Kansas city....o 1eeoooo 9 i
Denver 0 0 0 0 o O O 90 5
Nichols and Messitt; Lempke and Ul-
rich.
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THORELLA DEFEATS THE
CUP CHALLENGER
Defender Wins First of Series for the
SeaWanhaka Trophy.

MONTREAL, July 3O.-The first race
lenge cup was sailed today on Lake st.
Louis and the Thorella, defending for the
Royal ST. Lawrence Yacht club, defeated
the challenger, the Kolutoo, representing
the Manchester Mass, Yacht club
The course was triangular, giving
beat and two reaches.
The Kolutoo outmaneuvered the Thor
ella and led the way across the line after
pretty bit of jockeying. The American
boat did not hold her position long, and
the Thorella sailed through her lee and
took the lead
On the third leg of the second round
the rudder of the Kolutoo was carried
away, leaving her helpless. At that time
seconds ahead. 1t is probable the American
would have been decisively beaten in any
event, for the Canadian boat drew stead
lily away from her on every leg.
The Kolutoo was towed to the finish
line, and there awaited the Thorella s
last round. AS the Canadian boat crossed
the line the Americans cheered her heart
,ily.
There was brisk breeze blowing. The
Americans hope for a light wind tomor-
row.
The official time, follows:
First. Second. Third
Thorella ....2:16:09 2:24:26 :31:0O
Kolutoo .........2:20:31 2:2S:30 2:35:31
Thorella ..2:52:oo 2:59:s2 s:Os:45
Kolutoo .3:02:12 **
*Disabled **Withdrawn.
Third Round
Thorella 3:29:3O 3:37:oo s:44:2o
Elapsed time, 1:49:20.
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Clarke, Murphy; three-base hits. Selbaeh.
Mccormick, M. Cross; sacrifice mt,
Cross to Sehreek to Murphy; left on bases.
Washington 8. Philadelphia 4; first on
balls, off Orth 2. off Waddel l; struck
out by Orth 1, by Waddell 4, by McGeehan
l; time, 1:45; umpire Hassett.
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prua Clerks to Play.

The retail drug clerks of ST. Paul will
play the retail drug clerks of Minneap-
oils at Lexington park this afternoon.
The game will be a hard-fought contest,
as each team now has game to its
credit
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Radicals Wins eoodwood Cup.

Goodwood cup (2,000 sovereigns for three
year-olds and upwards. two miles and a
half at the Goodwood race meeting to-
day Cappa White was second and Merry
Saint came in third Eight horses ran.
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M'kisBlN TEAM THE WINNER.
Promises to Land Jobbers' League Pen
nant Without SncIe Loss.

The McKibbin, Driscoll & Dorsey team.
of the Jobbers' league. has practically won
the pennant for the 1903 season. But two
games more are to be played and to lose
first place the McKibbin team must drop
the two games and the Western Supply
team. now in second place, must win two
games The standing of the clubs of the
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St. Peter Gun club pefeated.

SPRINGFIELD, Mimi. July 3O-The ST.
Peter Gun club, claiming the champion
the season at the hands of the Spring
field club in the shoot at New Ulm.
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Microbes Easy for Beds.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 0.-Cincinnati
easily took todays game from Chicago.
terrific batting and Chicago's
errors made the game one sided. Evers
was ordered off the grounds for back talk
to Umpire Moran. Attendance, 1900. The
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batted Boston's pitchers hard today and
won with ease. Score:

Two base hits, Conroy, Camel; three
base hits, Mcfarland, Tannehi1l; stolen
base, Freeman; double plays, Williams to
Elherfeld to Camel. Williams to Cancel,
Collins to Parent to Lachance; first on
balls, off Gibson 8. off Winter 2, off Deer
ing /; hit by pitched ball Conroy; struck
out, by Deering 2. by Gibson 2, by Winter
anca a GIL.
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The R. ]. SINNERS team would like to
arrange game for Sunday with the
orioles, Hannons, or Lanpher Skinner Ju-
niors. Address R. J. SINNERS, 2S9 Maple
street.
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NORTHERN LEAGUE.

Special to The Globe
SUPERIOR, Wis, July 39-The first
game that Superior has won from Grand
Forks in the entire season was won to-
day by a score of 10 to 4.
Superior batted the best it ever has
and got twelve hits off Lucus. Nc
Gaughey held the visitors fairly safe with
SIX hits Superior's nfield was changed
all around. Hoquette, an Indian from Clo-
quet, was at first. Catewoed at second,
King at short and Hage at third Superior
won its batting. Hutter, Foster and Lag
gar made catches that were the features
OF the game. Umpire Burdick made his
first appearance. He held his watch ON
Grand Forks at one time and sent Cole to
the bench. The game was protested by
Grand Forks on d close decision. Score:
r. H. E.
Superior .......o 042220 80 IL I
Grand Forks Il 0 0 0 o. q
Batteries -MeGaughey and Howard.
Lucus and MuIlane
Special to The Globe
WINNIPEG, Man, July 30.-By lucky
batting IN the ninth, with two men out,
the home team won the first of the series
today from Duluth. The visitors deserved
R.H.E.
Winnipeg II 4
Duluth ..................... 6
Batteries, Winnipeg. Bemiss and Rog-
ers. Duluth Nolden and Crippen.
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PIttsburg ~ .U 5EIU
*Batted for Currie in NINTH
Two-base hits. Burke. Beaumont; three
base hits. Hackett, Sebring Ritchey;
home runs. Leech, Farrell; bases on balls.
off Currie s; struck out by Currie 5, by
Lever 3; left on bases. St. Louis 8,
Brooklyn Wins Short Game.
BROOKLYN. N. Y. July 30.-A severe
thunderstorm broke over the local base
ball grounds at the close of the fifth in
ming today and the game was called in
favor of Brooklyn, the score being 6 to 4.
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Schaefer's Double Ties Score
and Hits by Geler and Shan
non Win Game Shanno n
Work the Feature of Day.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

St. Paul 7. Columbus 4.
Louisville II, Milwaukee 5.
Minneapolis 1S, Toledo 3.
Indianapolis 2. 4, Kansas City 0, 3.
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The Mime Harvester Company team
will play any amateur team in the state
for a purse of from $50 to s100. For
games address W. S. Price, care Mime
Harvester company.
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channns Take TMo From senatars

Champs axe WO FToTn SefdtoFS.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 30.-Phila-
delphia won a double-header from Wash
ington today. WaddeH was knocked out
of the box in the sixth inning and MCGEE
han took his place, shutting the visite\ =
out without a hit Attendance, $3.50. The
scores
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Minneapolis / 3 0 3 0 5-IS
Toledo ......0 0 % 1 0 o 8
Two-base hits Kleinow. w. Smith, E.
Yeager, Williams Martin; struck out, by
Knhns l. by George /, by Williams 2;
bases on balls. off Kuhns 6, off George 3,
off Williams 4: double plays. Childs to
Owens to Turner Mcintyre to Martin to
Spooner; left on bases. Toledo 7, Mime
apolis 8; time, 2:10; umpire. Cunning
ham; attendance, LOO.
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The Merchants National Bank will play
Lanpher. Skinner & Co. next Saturday
at o'clock Lexington Park has been
secured,
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Columbus 80 0 / o.
ST. Paul ...0 0 0 O 2 1 81

Stated for Berger in eighth
Stolen bases Shannon 8, Schaefer 2.
Flournoy, Wheeler; sacrifice hits, Arndt.
Higgins, Flournoy. Cheeh; two-base hits,
Raymer, Fox. CIingman, Geier, Schaefer;
three-base hit. Geier; hits off Berger 7, off
Dorner 2; struck out, by Berger 6, by
Dorner 2, by Chech 1; bases on balls off
Berger f. Chech 3; hit by pitched ball, by
Chech 2 by Berger 1; time, 2:19; umpire,
Messmer; attendance, /, ,75S.
Wonder Hedges Gets His.
LOUISVILLE KY, July 3O.-Louisviile
outplayed Milwaukee today Hedges was
knocked out of the box in the third.
Catches by Dunleavy and Hart were fea-
t11res Affnnda / hnn Snnre.
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WITH THE AMATEURS

The Happy Hooligans would like game
with any Seyenteen-year- team in the
city. Address 270 Maria avenue.
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Browns Win pitchers, Battle.

DETROIT, Mich, July 30.-Both Sud
loff and Donovan We're at their best to-
ffopdanra T00 QcOra.
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Slated for Weimer in ninth
Left on bases, Cincinnati 8, Chicago g.:
two-base hits. Kelly Dolan Corcoran
Steinfeldt. Peitz; three base hits. Chance
Beckley; double play. Tinker to Chance;
bases on balls. off Poole 3, off Weimer 8
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ST LOUIS, Mo-. July 30.-Currie's in
effectiveness, coupled with errors by St.
Louis and some timely hitting, gave Pitts
burg the game todayis Attendance. $500.
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pire, Foreman; time, 1:45; attendance.
Z,IUU. -. - p -. 80
Second Game

*One out when winning run was made
Struck out. by Newlin 6. by Durham
bases on balls off Volz 8. off Newiin l.
off Durham 8; double play. Lewee TO
Nance to Butler; twe-base hits, Butler.
Jones, Grady; umpire, Foreman.
StrobeI's indian Too Late.
TOLEDO. Ohio, July 3O.-After Kuhns
had lost the game for Toledo today An,
gus George an Indian. was put In and
made a good showing. although he was
given poor support. Score:
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The Reeves were defeated by the Palace
team The Reeves claim the Palace play
ers did not secure fourteen hits, only
eight, the other six claimed being plain
errors. The Reeves would like to meet
the K. c. team, the Red Caps, the Daily
News or some other fast team for game
for next Sunday. Address Alex Lauer, care
Lauer Bros.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

New York -. Boston 1.
st. Louis 1, Detroit 0.
Chicago 10. Cleveland 0.
Philadelphia L, 6, Washington I, 5.
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Chicago .....2 5 0 0 0 *-10
Cleveland 20 0 0 0 0 Q 0-0
Left on bases. Chicago 8, Cleveland S;
two-base hit, Isbell; sacrifice hits. Green.
White. Jones; stolen bases, Callahan; Is
bell; struck out. by White 4, by Wright l,
by Pearson /; bases on balls off White
1, off Wright s; wild pitch, White; time.
1 40; umpire OLoughlin.
HighIanders Pound Pitchers.
BOSTON, Mass, July 30.-New York
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Brooklyn 6, New York 4.
Pittsburg 10, st. Louis 4.
Cincinnati Is, Chicago 0.
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THE WORLD OF SPORT
Cardinals Lose to- Champs.

struck out, by Poole 5:sbyfWeimer 8: tim
9 90: umnire Moran. atf..fa
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Kansas City....0 0 0 o 0 0 90
Indianapolis 20 0 0 2 0 %
Struck out. by Ford 6, by Coons G:
bases on balls. off Ford 1, off Coons l.
two-base hit. Jones; double plays, Ford to
Marcan to KihIn Butler to Lewee; left on
bases, Indianapolis 8, Kansas City G; UNI
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Bases on balls. off Donovan 8. off Sud
hoff 2; left on bases. Detroit 3. ST. LOUIS
8; struck out. by Donovan 4, by SudnoH
3; double plays. Sudhom to Anderson
Wallace to Friel to Anderson; time, 1:S0;
umpire, Connolly.
Blues Shut Out by Sox.
CHICAGO. July 30.-Eight bases on
balls by Wright, two stolen bases, two
sacrifice hits, four base hits and two err
rors by Cleveland gave Chicago SO many
runs that the game was uninteresting
after the third inning. Only two of the
visitors reached third base. Attendance,
900 Score
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Left on bases, Brooklyn 2, New York g.
two-base hits, Sheekard, Babb, Dunn
Warner; three-base hits, Dobbs, Dahlen,
McCreery; stolen bases. fStIang, Doyle,
Flood Bresnahan; double plays. Bresna
han to Dunn; first on balls, off Jones 2, off
Miller L. off Cronin l. struck out. by
Jones >. by Miller l by Cronin l; time,
LII; umpire, tombstone; attendance, 4,500.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
MILWAUKEE, wis, July so.-Four
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Wonder Hedges Gets His

Louisville 90 5 0 0 0 0-11
Milwaukee 20 8 0 o 15
Two-base hit, Hemphill; three base hits,
Kerwin, Hart. White Dunleavy, Wood
bases on balls, off RcCord 3. off Hedges q
struck out, by McCord 2. by Hedges 2, by
Mueller l double plays. Sullivan to White,
Schafley to VioX to Donohue; time. 1:49;
umpire. Mulane.
Blues Lose Two Games.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, July SO.-The
home team took both games this after
noon, shutting Kansas City out in the
first Scores:
(N.n1nn
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hits and close decision gave Des Moines
lead which Milwaukee could not over
come. Attendance, 200. Score: