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Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
Om Ruofarpen.
GrnGrinsen gipr ben soo eller ilet.

2ao Oct memreifeIise Seeeme eien-
nenrtrGffes meo iterf Safe, % oct otl
meS Chen iremoiie aaffeoriffereus
SubforDe.
Iette foruariaees peo aaff@ns
Sirfnirwer poa Seperen, boorpeb Ell
Del al @aISen fomIrer iro i 8lobet.
8afiebubiarpeu err guiten % graz %
oil iorbIi Zig, inotil man belt giper
Iifolb poa Saffeert.
Zen iifre 8ei til 9ietpinoeIie al
blomitrenSe &iroer Oh robe 2pber er
at lutte meo 8afie oa briffe Eoitum
6ooS Coffee, ser irenbriuger rsot
Blob. Seq banbe | oper20Nar pPret
Ell uforbeoerItg SaifeOrifter, % oct er
ianAt, at ies par iaa iuIoltGuota sier.
nemtruffet al Senue Srra. at min
SlrNiarpe tiliiSit bleu olheles Gull, OF
bper eneite Nerue o8 6iber | MIG par
angrebet al beruc Srug / 8affeen.
! SusepiS 40 8angeu par ieg BIT
ueot til at boloe Sepsen poa 8ruus
al nerpsit Sooebs OF ManeouSe, Oh
WeSicirer gap mig ingen 9inhrins.
SSSeg bar aI6ria raaoipurgt uogeu SG.
&c o~uaaacuoc SuueSpiue oa min elem.
biae Suoiorpe, 90 ies furtot gario8en
til SiSie Sroer. isrit Sa ie9 bupAe he.
gprSt at BRUCE 9oihHn, iom iee bIeu
befienSt meS gieurem 8rape.EutS,
@i ipntes ale aoot en- 8rape.gslts,
% Den bialp os, iaa oi trocbe, at Be.
itum ogiaa iifferlig mautte baoe tine
4ortrin og beiIutteSe at prspe Sen,
@i imrSt BEN iaa SeiIis. at ri iortintte
benS Brig itSeIttfenSe, ifisut ies al
Sria oeutcSe, at sen ifidbe birlpe min
Selbreo.
Otter uosle iaa @aaneberS SorIsb
ioriuanot min Souebpine belt, "a min
SuSiarpe fIarneSe uiounoerlist; lea
pibite oa$ at nit Sroe par icraaria.
get NJ aahe. oa al ieg par Bit beIbrc-
Get geo at lutte meS 8afie % orifte
goitum / Nsns Steo." &aunet fan
opaipeS neo Eoinm 60. cattle
Greet. Did.
9oinm fn ioranbre en- boiIteu,
iomrlit aaffeSriffers Blob, o. rsbe
&inoer OF Slmobeo oil trGbe ilteSet
for guI Sita % Sps0om.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21

u
Mfifrabet Gorn % tomatoes foaes
bier for iia, % noar Del or fost, bar
mon bet ianmen, iilintfer liot baf.
fet 2ss, Salt, peber, Snffer %
Gnler.
tomatoes % 3is.
1cmatoerne foges, til be er urerc,
tiIinttes Salt, 1eber % smsr, og EN-
Gel beraf bnIbeS | gnnbcn Of II
fmurt Stesefao, oeroper bar man ct
tpnot Gag foet 8is, iaa tomatoes.
o.i.p. Raar 5abet er iuISt, i9tter
man 2aag oper o. iteser bet / gaser-
opnen.
Salat at 5omatoes % Toteter.
2ige meset foste Huteter og raa
tomatoes opIfi9res % "a ian meget
grsn $50. Salut-9laSe lpgges paa
ct 8nh i @ioten leeges isrit ct 2aa
Tomatoes, Roteter % Salt itrss urer,
oeroper ct Sag Yoteter, iaa ct Gag
~finifaaret 2ss. DEER altiammer bar
mon "Sren6 Dressing" % laoer Ga.
laten itaa pan SIS Ell Zines Sio, isf
Sen ifal ipiies.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21

teIaaner % aaaerfdrI / tor Still
iamt paatog JIG beirneIige Oporns al
sfononriif % poiitiif Ratur. Gno
poerIieerc orep ban en- uoItraft Gan.
bel meo "laiismaner9, o. bans aa-
lenoere os alfpmiitiife Sfrifter I'D.
Tom ! Cplas, iOm ior ben Iio bar
foIosiaIe.
Sntet timber, at bernie Stcriuinsler
i iorbolospis fort Sio ifabte iig en-
~itorartet Sorinue. Wen oct bar, for
at BRUCE Iburnepsiers eeen Still, life
ifrepet | Stjernerne, at bans SeIS
ifuIoe felee BAN til 9ipets Guoe,
Wiot | al lin Slams, bpIoet al belle
bet furipriteliee Sol lsst al 5prIter
% Stormnno ira aae 2anbe, npoenOe
folosiale SnotGgter, bIeu ban grebei
al en- nimooitaaelis Siempe, iom ban
iorgiGpes irrisste at betirmpe. iii.
iioit Sreu ben BAN biem til hans ~.
Sebp. 9aiel, og Der m6ote ban loci
Moogang. San gifteSc Tia meo en-
.9uince, iom beOrog BAN, iasebe benoe
ira iig os lit al ben 8runb mango
6ienSer; ban maatte ubfi9mpe lanse
Brocesier, iom blep anlaste mob
apafialperen og SortefimItneren, o.
babe bans arafter os bans &igoom-
me blep ubtbmte.
@ammel, ~nebbruAt og ruineret
MATTE Tburnepsier tiliiblt for an.
ben Sang ilpste ira i'm fpbrene Stao,
og ben enaang iaa feireoe % isste
lluoergisrer, SpriterneS apafialuer
os apatialpernes 5prite, par tiliioit
en- biendss Staffel, iom enote lit Gin
/ 5attigSom os GlenbigbeS / ct aIo-
tier | 8sln.
9eorageren ff iaaleoes tin bel for.
tiente 9sn. Wen Siitorien ON bans
itore 8opiiIaritet err ct ilaaenbe gepis
paa, bDor forbauieuoe let oct til ale
Sioer Gar p9ret for Sumbugen %
Sampittigbebslssbeoen at tnae ben
o%pertroiife Wenneifeflegt peS W9ien.
Sa Eburnepsiers pct er insenIunSe
uSbsb | Dor Sio, 8oltius' os IorSen-
fstters Eio, ON enS Spitemet tiIoels
bar ififtet pore 6orm meo "Speoe.
huge" og lignenbe 8alifaber iiteoetfor
"Hubintinftlir" o. "8ulopano".
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
salat af Tomatoes % gOteter.
Baron Coils
polar-G Expedition.

Otter Mebbelelier. ium er tuolpbet
til "Reminiscences Gtabsmi 81. Eeters.
burg, er 2siinant u. Golti6af, Tom ben
ODE 5ebriar a~ireiite ira ct. Yeters.
burg meb en- Expedition for at beltass
Gfteripsninserne eiier Baron Tuu, afs
reiit fra Bpen &aia5foie til be npiibiri.
re Der. Reiien fpretases paa Slaber
% 2sitnanien leoiases at flere Snb'
fsbte % nosle rusiiife Orlossmatrpier.
Spis 2sitnont apItidaf itie timber Boz
ron 1Ou paa be npiibirilte Der, oil ban
burtisif mulist isse at a gennetts
Seu, bpur ber er Wulisbeb for, at 8us
ron 9Oa % bans aebiasere opbol'
Der iig.
Den 23be Mai bar bet allerebe ct
Gar. iibsn Baron Toll % Nltronomen
Seebers, leoiasst at 2 Safuter, iurlOb
Grpebitionens Sfib for at isse at uaa
8snuett'0 Den, bpor bet bar Weuinser
at a%nitile u~ibenifabelise llnberigselier.
Den lille expedition, Der mebisrte iaa.
pel Slaber iom Saaoe, bar iaalebes
ubruitet, at ben pua esen Saanb funbe
penbe tilbase til be nniibirifte Der, bpis
Grpeoitionens Stib life blep iSianb til
at afbeute ben paa gennett'g Den, Oct
iibite bleu netpp 1ilielbet % bet er M
Maalet for lere Grpebiiipuer at iose
at nuoiatte Barton 3pa, Spruben 9git.
nant 9ultidafs Expedition er en- al Su.
senisr 8ruienem leoet Expedition usiaa
unperpsis til be npiibirilte Der, % be
mango Smaaerpeoitiouer, Der paa be
npiibirilte Ger Tiger efter Rammutb'
TGncer, bar osiaa til Dpsaue at isse
eiter Barron 3ol % brinse BAN Sielp.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21

l Oct pefttiac gHiseonFn. Oct CT oct
beofte ssofoplanS, miot ibIaaot
flare, 6lants SuOfiper, iatsS DC
beoffe eaaSepeie, 90 I norfts 90
oaHSfe Settiementer ,neo Sfoler og
&irier. PriSsn enonu fun SD S12
pr. 2lere paa Istts @iIfaar. Sele
Serabanereiicn frem 90 tiibaSs
bcrfra CT fun $500, 90 pi bar Gu
fienot Rano 90 cane &efe til at
tase Sapoipsere no. aom nu, mes
eenS on fan ie Den rise arltne, iput
een f~ruatbarc Scro ireubrIaser.
&jeb intst Sano, for ou bar feet
Yon Co, 90 oct 1afreitc, frnsts
barefte 90 beof bcIisacnpc Sano,
tom enonu CT at iaa fjobt. sfrip
eiter Start = oct pil fun tage ct par
Gage at jaa Spar-c 90 pGr % f9rS
dig til at retfe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
Sioite oficteue RanoIine
Sineplns Sicrtelag bolSt no til
Gnben.

Bar bet life ct mprfeligt 3ili9lbe.
at 9incolns fibre officieae Gambling
bar at benuabe en- al Spbens Spio.
ner? Ien iaa err set. 9e iioite Gin.
ier WartprprRiioenten ifrep Dor en-
8enaabning, og oerpaa cit ban / Che.
atret, bpor BON falot for en- Snigmor.
oers angle. San benaaoes EN- Ee-
bel, % Oct bar en- &ebel. JON tos bans
SIP nosle Elmer ienere. (.
8eo 9orserfrisens l1obrub boeoe
grsorene Gamon % George 8augban
/ Canton Misipuri. alImon att inb
| nnionsbpren; men George ipntpa.
tiierte meo Spben % blep ct Mseelem
at General Narf G. Greens Stao.
General Green bar Ben % Habo n
8auabm!6amilien.
Otter Slaset peb Sbilob oilSe
George | Semmeligbeb beige fit Sien
i Canton. San baobe ogiaa meb Ore
be ira Green til S%ltftruen. Oct lpt'
febes bam at fomme irem; men pao
SiIbaaeueien til fin 9ommanbo blsu
ban LANCET % arreiteret al Unions
trooper NOR Balmpra, Misiouri, o.
itror efter blep ban ienot UNDER 9e.
bogtning til ct. 2ouis, Ter bleu han
al en- arissret osnrt til Ssben Tom
Spion.
Iumon SaugbalL iom bar blepell
Raptein / lluionsbGren, isgte at frel.
ie lin 9rorS 2ip peb at ifriue ct ino'
trpngenbe 9rep til Senator Sobu 9.
Senberion. Senatoren benoenbte ia
til arigsminiiter Stauton, Der I'M.
oarisste Sasen, men ionNt at @an'
Sen bapSe iortjent at %. Senotcr
SenSerion appellerte berpaa til Rra-
iiSent 2incoln. Der beialte, at en- an
ben arigsret ifiilbe n~eoi9ttes. Ran.
0en blep igien osnlt til Gsoen. Gin
coin bei1lte, at Ell treble arigsrct
ifuIbe nebi9ttes; men Ranben tit
iamme Gom Tor treble Sang. 9ette
iaa ID iortoilet no; men Senator
SenSerion gau life op aantpen Tor
1anbens Gin.
Sm @aaren 1865 beisste equator
SenSerion ErPiioentpn ieien. San
bolot ga frem, at 8rigen par oper, Of
at Yr9iiNenten herfor lettere fitnSe
ptie 9armbiertigbeo.
"8da til Sianton og Il BAN, at
Senue Wanb mao blipe bcnaabetl" ia
Sincoln,
"rSeg bar ppret hos Stantop; men
ban nil Inlet aisre", iparte Sennto'
rem.
Goa til Startons o. iig bnm ct
tet sisre. iaa tom tilboge I'll migl
ia SiMoln.
Stanton piIbe intet gisre, % to.
Iigt ON gitrnen Den Abe @pril off
Seripr Seuoerion isien til 8rGiioeii'
ten. ser nIereSe bapSe tlGot ia for CT
aaa i 5beatret. 2inroIn ruitet pan
SopeSet. sa Senatoreu %iortaIie, hpor-
San ban bleo msbt baS Starton.
llocu at il ct ORD latte ban iis bort til
iin SfripepuIt o. ifrep uogle Sinier
pua ct Yapir. ipm ban eerpaa ,iau
SenSerion. Get par en- Srsre, lem
aif no paa. at @ausban oar benaaSe,
% sienaipen i'm 6ribeo. Sintnll
bapoe ubisrt i'm iihite dificiene SaHos
lima. Sans Siertelas bolSt no nj
enSen-
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21

spenif Miniitcrififte. arigsmhri.
tier Gruie6ism er efter anisgring al.
ifeoiget og Oberit 9, @. 8Hgin, @bef
fpr lite Spea artillcuregiment, no
ndont tit Sfigsminiiter. Zen rpe
3rissminiiter er ianutiSig itSuGulut
til @ereralmaior | Snreal.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21

Sire iaite, moSne tomatoes ifia'
res / tpfte Sfiper % lRgses uoooer
en- SaIlerfen % ooeritrses meb Iioi
reoet 2pe, Salt % 8eber, % iattes
pno Sien, til DC er oloeles foloe. Gao
logger man Salat.glaSe paa ct 8ab,
logger 3omato.S fiperre borrower oe
bploer piffet 5lsoe uper. SoiS man
oil, fan man bare hot @Hbif og Siif-
fer | 5lsSeu efterat cen er piifet itip.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-11
ASHBR00K HEADS THE LIST
Kansas City Mans Horses Won
$1,000 at the Meeting
d.. at Hamline.

Horse show settlements were in order
yesterday and Manager Jones of the Min
neapolis Riding and Driving club was
busy hustling up funds to balance ac-
counts with the numerous foreign exhib .
itors who were about to ship their prize
winners to other points.
OF the outside exhibitors who won large
amounts, A. E. Ashbrook headed the list,
his total winnings amounting to $1,080.
George Pepper of Toronto. Canada, came
next, with SSH. Thomas Bass of Mexico
Mo-; George Sims of Chicago, and Q. J.
Mooers Of Columbia, Mo, followed in the
order named. each having a handsome
sum to his credit. The winners all re-
ceived their coin and expressed their
gratitude to the management for its kind
ness in extending dates, and said that
they would certainly return to Mime
apolis whenever prize list was again
offered.
| The local exhibitors were numerous
| this year, and their exhibits exeelled in
quality as well as number. The turnouts
of Messrs. e. C. Gale. US. Pillsbury.
F. B. Semple c. R. Lamb, ]. D. Nc
| Ardle. L. A. Laramee, j. P. Simms,
Maurice Rothchild and W. T. Smith we're
excellent and secured awards in their
respective classes.
E. c. Gale. and John S. Pillsbury have
each recently purchased new carriage
|
shown in the judging whenever they. met
in the different classes. Not only were
the horses of high class, but the carriag es
and appointments were of the best. In
| showing for park classes the Gale pair
always won, with Mr.. Pillsburys team
second; but in the brougham classes the
decision was just reversed. The Pills
bury pair, being the heavier, was more of
the lorougham type.
| Ma11rice ROthchild was successful in
getting first in both single and pacing
pairs with his handsome team; Elsie
Ganbrel and Buff Wilson, and j. D. Nc
Ardle was awarded numerous ribbons with
his new pair.
4 The postponement prevented many en-
tries appearing, or the competition would
have been even more interesting. Hovey
c. Clarke, c. E. Lyman, Clinton Morri-
son and others did not show. The St
Paul entries were few and far between
the sanity city owners acknowledging
defeat in all heavy harness classes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-11
WITH. THE AMATEURS

The -Javas will cross bats witt. the Palace
team tomorrow afternoon at Laurel and Dupont
avenues N at p: M Batteries-Javas, Rennix
or Mcdonald ana FrEer; Getty ana Defiekson:
day at Thirty ninth street and Portland avenue.
Dexter and Page will be the battery for the
Bachelors. ...: s.,
The Island team will play the Woeh Broth
ers. Sunday afternoon at Twentysecond avenue
NE and Washington street. For games with
the Islands address I. Henchel, 1923 Second street
NE. ,s,,!, a.
The P. VS.. will meet the fast ST.. Louis Park
team Sunday at St. Louis Park. La Palm and
Anderson will do the battery work for the for
mer. The P. VS.. would like to hear from Della.
no, Waverly and Glencoe. Address 1920 sheri
dan avenue n.
The Bonander. & BOWS play the fast Shakopee
team at Shakopee Sunday. The former team
would like to hear from fast outof-town teams
Address G. U. Williamson, 800 Eighth street 8.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-11
THE LATEST NEWS FROM THE WORLD OF SPORT

made a dash for second, but Warmers
chuck line to Gilbert headed off Patsey,
Standing up This completed the triple
and retired the side, but Farrell, who had
been on second, not knowing how the play
had resulted, scooted for the plate like a
whirlwind, and Gilbert not taking any
chances on decisions, whipped the ball
back to Warner like a shot, and Farrell
was touched before he slid over the pan
What makes the play more than usually
remarkable is that two of the runners
who were put out on the triple play had
to be touched.
1t is play that has never been dupli-
Gated nor approached in the wonderful
auickness and accuracy of the work. It
was lightning fast and pulled the specta-
tors to their feet in a frantic burst of ap-
plause that lasted several minutes.
Red Ehret, who pitched for Minneapolis
in 1900, has deserted the Memphis team
in the Southern league. Dissension
among the members of the team led to
| this action. Ehret has a bowling business
in Memphis, and does not know whether
| he will ever pitch again.
| The red one, by the way, has been
twirling this year in all his old time form.
He attributes his resurrection to bowling,
| which he says has strengthened the mus
| cles of his arm. He advises all old tins
| pitchers to try the exercise as a remedy
| for glass in their throwing wings.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-11
TURF NOTES

Efforts to stop betting races at Wash
ington park we're futile Twenty constables
appeared at the track early in the afternoon
with batch OF warrants for book-make1s and
Others. They were not allowed to enter tho
enclosure and the races were pulled off,
The officials made show Of force. When
the constables did come in they got into
brief fight with Pinkerton men, but the
disturbance attracted little attention. The
warrants were served quietly and bonds were
furnished at once. The cases were set for
July 81 by Justice Bradwell, who was at the
track. No warrants We're served on the Of
ficers of tie track.
Danny Maher, the American Jockey, had
serious Rotor car accident near Caterhaul,
Surrey, England, yesterday. The steering
gear failed to act and the car dashed into q
motor occupied By man and woman, going
in the opposite direction. Maher and the
chauffeur were hurled from their auto and
when picked up they were unconscious. Both
were removed to Caterhams cottage hospital
feur is in p:ecarious >con6itien.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-11

the New York team In a sizzling ten
inning game. The giants felt disconso-
late over losing and. when O'Neill asked
Babb for the ball, Babb let drive with all
his force at O'Neill's stomach. O'Neill
recovered his wind in moment and,
after explaining that he did not like ito
catch balls that way struck Babb on the
head terrific swing. Other players pre-
vented the encounter from going further
tho it looked for a moment as If both
teams would join III the mix-up. The
giants have all been looking for trouble
ever since the series opened, and they
threaten dire things for the cardinals
when the latter visit New York again.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-11
WHIST

The American Whist congress at Detroit
is drawing to a close, the final wind-up Of
all the contests taking place tonight. Many
of the delegates have already left for home
Attic the weather is extremely hot there has
been no break in the program the players
sitting at the tables with the thermometer
registering 80 degrees.
: In. the. final battle for the Minneapolis
trophy, the Knickerbocker club, of New York
city. tied with Baltimore in the number of
matches won. The decision, will be decided
on tho trick score: In the final battle for
the Hamilton trophy, the Cleveland Whist
club won out by THIRTEEN tricks.
The American Whist league at the business
session yesterday elected the following Of
ficers: u ~
President, Thomas A. Whelan, Baltimore:
vice president, Judge g. l.. Burn, St Paul
responding secretary, c. w. Vailj Brooklyn:
treasurer, f. q. Thwaite, milwaukee,:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-11
NORTHERN LEAGUE

Superior Wis. July i11.--superior and Far
go broke + even in two sensational games
here yesterday. The great feature was the pitch
ing Of Lynch, who pitched ak innings. Of the
first game and went right back and pitched the
while Superior failed to get run. Lynch
pitched fifteen straight innings allowing but
the game had been lost by Burns. In, the last
game with the score l to O. Lager was up with
two men ont. Lynch refused to let him hit and
he got around to third on steals and came near
scoring on hit that just barely was captured.
Score first game: 49, u
Superior .......... 1920. 90 - s Q
Fargo ,............. o o o o o o0o2-S 4
Batteries, Morris and Shelley Burns, Lynch
and Bonthron. a:
Second Game 81
Superior .......... 90 0 O o o 90 2
Batteries--Lynch and Bonthron; Doll and Spell
Icy.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-11

Wood; three-base HIT McCreery; home run. Nc
rntyre; bases. balls. on Elliott 2, on Vas.
binder 2: struck out, by Vasbinder g., by Elliott
8; double play, Hemphill to viox; hit by pitched
ball. Lally: sacrifce hits. Oyler, Mcintyre;
stolen bases, McCreery. Spooner, Ganley; left on
ningham; time of game :s5; attendance, 1900.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At St. Louis R H E
st. Louis ........ 400 o - il 4
New York ........ l 0 o o 1'0-3 4
Batteries-O'Neill and Mcfarland; Bowerman
Miller and NcGinnity.
AT Chicago e
Philadelphia ........ 8 o o l 90 o. 8. 1
Batteries-Kling and Menefee; thinner and
Duggleby- -: 49,: ::a'' - =,
cincinnati 2ooo2 .-e;is /
Boston ::..r....:. O 90 II Oh 1A5 12.
Batterfes-Palts and Harper: Moran and Pratt
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-11
Iowa-South Dakota League.
LeMars 4, Sioux City 0, IA innings.
Delehanty's Body Sent Home.

Buffalo N. Y, July 1.-THE body of Ed Dele
hanty, the well-kncwn outfelder Of the Wash
ington American League baseball team who
was drowned in the Niagara river off the Inter
national bridge, shipped to Cleveland yes
terday for burial.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-11
Elberfeld Ia Enioined,

New York July 1.-THE New York baseball
club Of the National League has secured a re-.
New York American's shortstop from playing
The order was served on Elberfeld last night
order is vacated. 1t is understood the case will
be. argued next Wednesday: The step grows
New York National, and further complexities the
baseball situation. . -fsE.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-11
Ball PLAYER to Become Priest

Indianapolis. July I1.-When James Barton:
the, sensational little shortstop of the Central
baseball league, whose home is at Anderson. dis
cards his uniform this fall, it will be for the
Catholic church. Barton has been saving his
earnings for the past three years and has spent
q religious or semi-re1igious character.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-11
n ST. PAUL.
Totals =. 8 Il ID q Totals ...1S ~ Il %
St Paul ...o O. 8 O o 1-.6
Kansas CITY 4YS1 90 o o 3 o @10

Earned runs, Kansas City g. st. Paul /; two
base hits, Geer, Grady: three base hits, Wheeler.
Knoll, Rothfuss. Butler; sacrifice hits, Knoll,
Nance; stolen bases. Geier 2. Shannon 2, Nance
2, Rothfuss, Grady; double play, Lewee to Nance:
bases balls, off Durham 4. of Coons 9; off
Chech 2; struck out. by Durham, Geier, Flour
noy, jackson; by Chech. Durham, Grady, Nance.
McAndrews,s Coons 2; wild pitch, Chech; passed
BALL Peirce;s hit by Coons Shannon, schaefer,
BY Chech, Knoll ?; innings pitched. by Durham 4.
by Coons s.; hits, of Durham g.. off Coons 2:
left on bases St. Paul IL, Kansas City 8; time OF
man. - -e7r#rt-Es =" %5@
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Grand Forks 4s 2 o OF 0 Iii II 4
Crookston ......... OF 0 0 0 0-6 8, O.
Batteries-Crookston. Freeman, Brigham and
Corrigan; Grand Forks Kubitz and Chandler.
Mullane.
NORTHWESTERN GAMES

Appleton. MINI, July 1.-THE Glencoe base
score of to 4. The pitching Of Depati for
Glencoe was the feature of the game:
feated the Benson team By a score of 3 to 4.
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TENNIS

In fast tennis match at westehester. N.
Y, Collins and Waidner, the western doubles
cago, met defeat yesterday. Larned and
Whitman composed the opposing team ana
played careful game with a great amount
of iobbing. Collins also engaged Larned in
an exhibition :;at singles, at which he was
beaten. Summary: E:<#i#- 80 800
Invitation Doubles-Williasn A. Larned AMI
NJ. D. Whitman, Orange Tennis club and
Crescent Athletic club, defe ated K s K. Col
Inns: and;sL. II Waidener, 81, 6-3, AS, 81
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

AZ washin4ton--" :.;''.; =. - R n
wash incton Il O. O o22 90 -6 10 8
Detroit ..........O 8 0 OH Ito Is
Batteries-orth and Kittridse; Mcguire, Dono-
van and Buelow. -...i.s. .,---..- -, =.
At New York
New York .1......o Q o 8 Q Q 9. rs
Batteries--wolfe and Beville; Powell and
Kahoe.
A. Roston- R h E.
Boston ..ooo:1 oso@ 5
Chicago ..........3 80 o 2 o o o 0-8 IA 2
Observation-Disclosures Gibson and stahl; White
and Slattery.
At Philadelphia 3
Philadelphia ......1 0 O o o o 0 OIL 70. 8
Batteries-Joss and Abbott; Coakley and
Powers
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Totals 10 q 10 Totals -. 8 "a. 10

Totals :. 10 q 13 n Totals -. "a 10 I
h IsS;s1sps,,, ;,: :::S 9 -
Bases on balls, off Williams Z, off Dgap !;
hits. Hogriever, Jones, kim, Brashear; sacrifice
hits, Nareen sshriexer odTsl double Rlagy:
Umpire. Haskell; time, 2:15; attendance, 1,o25.
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Cannot rust or leak like metal roofing.
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Grand Forks, N. D., July 11.-Grand Forks did
things to Crookston again yesterday: In the
first two innings freeman was touched up for
balance Of the game and was hit safely eleven
times. Kubitz for Grand Forks was wild, but
kept the eight hits we'll scattered Manager
Scott Harms who resigned his position Thurs
day, will probably be induced to reconsider his
score: t.st .'s.
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How They Stand.

Games To-day.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Kansas City at St. Paul.
Columbus at. Toledo.
Louisville at Indianapolis. -