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SURPRISE AT DELMAR.


ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Sept. 5.-Frank Bell, at
3 to 2, won the feature of Delmar's Sat-
urday card, the Autumn selling stakes,
beating the Elliott entry, Hilee and Dave
Sommers, by a length. Frank Bell broke
second. immediately going TO the front, and
10 the surprise OF everybody lasted long
enough to beat Hiiee. Summary.
First Race-Five furlongs: Haven Run.
lO6 tSheehan), IL to .. won; Tfomalne, %
Slupton). to /. second: Ache, 1S CBoyd).
% to !, third. Time, 1904.
S~econd-Seven furlonss: Orleans. 100
tGeorge), Y to l. won. Helen Print, 109 IF.
SMITH. 8 to |. second: Orris. 100 (Sheehan).
Third-Six furlongs: Scalper, los (Shee-
ham, q to ), won: Allegrette, t7 CHowelD,
to 2. second; Kilo. loo Cd Austin). . to
2. third. Time, 1:174.
Fourth-SIx furlongs, selling stake:
Frank Bell, 107 tShea). ; to 2, won; Hilee. 107
OF. Smith,, IL to 20, second; Dave Sommers,
10i BOYD. IL to 10, third. Time, 1:l4%.
Fifth-Mile and an eighth: Little Scout.
los 1Sheehan), q to 5, won; Taby Tosa, 10t
U.ouden, 5 to 2, second; Flintlock, log
IF; Smith, 6 to !, third. Time; l:54A.
1q Uouden), 8 TO i. won; Varna Fonso,
50 (Perkins). 5 to !. second: False. 104 1T.
Carlson, y to J; third; Time; li4iA;
IS (Shea). 5 to ?, won; Gin Spray, 103 Uou-
dom. 4 to 1, second; South Breeze, 9S per
kins), . to 2. third. Time. 1854.
Delmar entries for Monday:
First Race-Mile and one-sixteenth; sell
ing: Chickasha, So; The Advocate. Model
Monarch, %; Dairy. 50; Dawson, Crossmo-
lima, Whitmore. Kings Court, 81; Socapa,
Elcaney, Einstein, 100: Branch III, 102.
S~econd-Six furiongs; selling: Harplithe.
90; Whitan, Sealskin, Mistie, Detest, Irene
Mac, Aylmer Bruce, Leila May. 100: After
the Ball, Bluegrass Girl, 101; Dotty, 106;
Miss Manners, 109.
Third-Five and one-half furlOngs: allow
ances: Kilo. Comoro. Jehane, 9S; Lord Her
mence. Wigwan, Ingolthrift, 101; Lady
Free Knight. Quaker Girl. Our Lille. w.
p. Palmer. st. Noel, Toupee, 103; Major
Carpenter, WeErick, los.
Fourth-Mile and seventy yards; Labor
Day handicap, $1,000 added: Eva G., IS;
Dave Sommers. 50: Pourquoi Pas, w. b.
Gates. Sc: Helen Print, 10l; Jordan, 10.
~Fifth-Seven furlongs; selling: Weird, 90;
Linden Ella, The Stewardess, Orleans, Una
Price. Montana Peeress. leo: Ethel Davis.
Revenge Dare, Echodale, FL Rey, Sweet
Charity, Nearest, los; Barkelmore, log; Tom
Collins, los.
Sixth-Mile and three-sixteenths selling:
Lord Roberts. The Bobby, 80; Brown Vail,
50; Satin Coat. Charles Ramsay, S.; Ken
lucky Cardinal. South Breeze. %; Peat. log
The Way, 107.
Seventh-One and o~ne-sixteenth miles:
Varna Fonso. SO: Noweta, Glass Leader,
so; Our Lady, Eugenia S., 92; Dr.. Clark,
Little Lois. Maple. 81: Morris Volmer, Lar
~ Wilt. 100; Ida Penzance, 1O2: Baird, 1O5.
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With the Amateurs.

The indianapolis Grays will play the
Greenfield team at Spring Lake Park to-
day and tomorrow.
The S~tockyards team defeated the In
~dianapolis foundry team yesterday, 4 to Z.
Batteries, Kelley and Sherer, Bannister and
Strong.
The Indianapolis Unions will play a
dOuble-header tomorrow at Brighton
Beach. The first game will be played with
the Indianapolis iron foundry and the Sec
ond game with the indianapolis A B Cs.
The Duesseldorfers, of this city, will be-
gin a series of three games to-day with the
Frankfort team. Two games will be played
tomorrow. The Duesseldorfers will play
two games next Sunday at Connersville.
On the following Sunday the team will re-
turn TO play a series of games with the In
dianapolis Reserves. Tie first game will
be played at Brighton Beach. the second
at the Capitol City Park. and in case OF a
tie the club winning the first game will
nave choice OF picking the grounds where
the third game will be played.
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Totals $50 5.22 s . Totals ...33 7s'22 5 3
sVolmer out-hit by batted ball. Volmer out
for interfering. '"One out when winning run was
tna1a
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and three-sixteenth miles: Judge Hines. 49,:
Claude. Six Shooter. us: Nitrate, ia; Har-
gis. DIR. Stephens. 107; Major Tenny. 81; The
Don. 90; Lady crawford, so
Fourth-Four and one-half furlongs: Fred
Leppert. lis: Shawana. 10T; Foresight. Will
liam Wright. Cascina, Copperfield. st. Paris,
Sol Smith. Jos; Patscy Brown. Katie Pow
ers. Toucllstone. Annie Davis. Tokalona,
Silk Maid. Badger Girl, 100.
Fifth-One mile: Schwalbe. 105; Louisville,
Talpa. 81: Linguist. 90; MCGEE. 90; Warte
Nichte, "a; By-Ways, 81.
Sixth-One mile and seventy yards: Char
lie Thompson. Miracle III, 1O5; Citrate. lO5;
Jove. 100: Frank Nc. Mr.. Dingle, Max Ben
dix. IS: Bard of Avon, 80; Kinford. %: Lady
Matchless, %: Fair Lady Anna, Fading
Light. 80; Rosewater. Brush BY, So; DIR. Le-
land ~
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BEST OF THE YOUNGSTERS.
Den Domo. ut n Long Price. Win.
Two-Year-Old Harlem Evcn&.

CHICAGO. Sept. 5.-Don Donlo, at q 20 /
In the betting, proved 10 be much the best
of the thirteen two-year-olds that started
In the six-furlong Janior handicap at Har-
lem to-day. With the top weight OF lis
pounds he set the pace all the way and woa
gaIloping by two lengths. Prince Silver
wings was seco.d. a length In front OF
latsey Brown The race was worth s.. ESQ
10 TIE wilmer. Weather clear anc cool:
track fast. Summary:
First 2ace-Six furlongs: ves;ry. o. q.
Booker. Z 10 /. Won: First Attempt. 10s
T Sapar1 ~ :, = = mir '' rim sar flT los WON
S~econc-Six fu-loRgs: y. ID. Gibson. lgs
u- Wiison). > TO >, won; Jack Ratiin. III
(S. Bonaer). to /. second: Steaswinder. yG
tH. P~hi..ips). . TO ]. third. Tine, I:ls 2-5.
rhird-Jrnior handicap. six furloncs:
Don Domo. lis VerrciD. II TO /. won: Prince
Si.verwings, los tWonderly). s 10 i, second:
Patsey Browa. Ei t. Wilson), 90 to /,
Fourth--MIIe and one-ssxtecnth: Brasr
1o4 tW. Knapp, IL 10 ). won; Fonsoluca. lbs
tHoficr., . To l.. second: Gallant. 10: III.
Phillips. ! to l. third. Time. LAG 2-5.
sfftE-One mile: Ancke. 81 (Robbinsl.
. 20 I. Won: Byways. % CNi.son). 3 TO /.
second: Colorado. IS tBOnner), : 10 =, third.
~siSth-six furlonss: Bay Wonder. ss
CSer-elD, : 10 ?. won: Albemarle, 90 (Rrfd-
WELD. u 10 ]. second; Mayor Johnson. I0l
tiNnappf. ! I'd j, inLrd. Time. l:3 is.
5everth-AIile and one-quarter: Our
Bessie. 14 II. Phillips), : TO /, won: FLOYD
II. fG e.. Wilson,. even. second: Kunja. 90
O. Booaerl. ; 10 I. third. Time. 2:0..
Harlem entries Cor Monday:
First Race-Six furlongs: Hindus. loo.
Wanna Moines. Monsieur Beaucaire. 100:
Crusader. Gregor X. Floral Wreath. Sylvia
Talbot. i03: Paul Whaley. L'Ettrene. Belle
OF Milford. 10: Stemwinder. The Meteor. 81:
First Attempt. Red Raven. o.: Witful, 81.
Second--Stecpiechase. short course: Gel
den Link, lSc; Duke Of York. i5G; Senator
Mats. I3; Faseiia. H.: Trenct-the-Mere. les:
elapdas 81. Is; Paul AkeT. ID: I'd Adack, lI0:
Eva Aice. Arch"r. i3; First Past. Corona
It's. 1ay. Lhisps Is: Ar. Rose. IL.
1Air1-t~saueil Ceatary naadicaO. one
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KILLIAN PROVES AS EFFECTIVE As
THE VETERAN LEAGUE PITCHERS.
Youngster from the Tall Grass L.
wild, However, and Gives Nine
Bases on Balls.
CHICAGO WINS CLOSE GAME
NEW YORK BEATS THE SENATOR'S,
RAIN STOPPING THE SECOND.

Detroit and ST. Louis Meet i'm the First
of Series, Resulting I'm an Easy
Victory for the Tigers.
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Sale Of ycarlingx.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Ycarlings from the
Dixiana. Kingston, Fleetwood and Larch-
mont studs were sold at Sheepshcad Bay to-
day. The bcs. prices were:
Bay FLY. by imp. Benstrome-Ban Amy:
James Dillon, S1,SC0.
Bay or browa colt, by Henry Young-Char.
lotte Cushman: H.. Etchess, s., 100.
Chestnut filly, by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; III.
Etches5, $3.50.
Bay colt. by The Ripper-Katie Bramble;
II. Etchcss, $1,000.
Bay colt. by Halman-Knicknack; H.
Etchess, $1,000.
Chestnut filly. by imp. Observation-Disclosures
wanna; II. Etchess, 100.
Brown hlly, by imp. Sorceres-N ylcptha; IL.
Etcness, Sl,500.
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HORSE GOES ROUTE ALONE.
Iowa Owner Will Sue at Terre Haute
for the Futurity Stake Money.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Sept. 5.-Noah T.
Woods, Of Waterloo, Ia, would not con-
sent to the abandonment of the Matron
Futurity stake offered by the Terre Haute
Trotting Association for foals CT 1900, which
was 10 have been trotted at the fall meet
ing this year, and was worth $1,000. When
the association changed the programme to
a midway show and running races the Flu
turity was declared of and money refund
co. Woods declined 10 receive mis- entrance
payments and sent word he would appear
with mis- colt. So he did and went into the
judges stand. The judges tod him they
were judging running races and then they
left WOODS remained. and. telling his driv-
er to go the mile, gave the word himself
anu timed his horse. He says ne will bring
suis for FIRST money OF the stake.
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Bases on balls@OT Ford, /: off Bergen. 5.
Struck out-By Ford. 8; by Berger, 6.
Wild pitch-Ford.
Hit by pitcher-By Ford. Ciingman; by
Berger. Coulter CD.
Two-base hits-Heydon. Gleason.
Three-base hits-Heydon. Ford.
Double play-Smith to Turner.
Stolen bases-Hogriever, Marcan, Wood
ruff.
Left on bases-Indianapolis. 9; Column
Umpire-Cunningham.
Time1:45.
SECOND GAME.
The second game opened rs if the score
would be y large one. as both teams got
men ON bases in the first inning. But the
spectators little thought that they would
witness such n brilliant contest. Arndt
reached the initial sack on Fox's error and
went to second on Gleason's sacrifice.
Turner walked. but was forced at second.
Arndt taking third. Arndt and Raymer
tried to work a double steal. but Raymer
was tagged out before Arndt could score.
Kihm hit safely in the opening of the last
half and Fox hunted out. Hogriever fol-
lowed with another single. but Heydon and
Woodruff proved easy outs.
Newlin then settled down to pitch a won
derful game, while Wagner prevented the
IIoOSieIS lIOIH SCOrluS. AIteT Tie eiSutu
inning had been played and no hits made
of Newlin. the fans began pulling for a
no-hft game. In the last of the eighth the
Hoosiers had two men on bases when Coul-
ter went to bat. Wagner deliberately
pitched four wide balls and Coulter walked,
filing the bags. Marcan was easily re-
tired.
Arndt opened the ninth by reaching first
on O'Brien's tumble. Gleason hunted out,
but Turner made the first and only hit off
Newlin. Arndt going to third. 1t looked
dubious for a while. but Raymer flew to
Marcan and Bannon struck out.
Tamsett opened the last of the ninth with
a single and Newlin sacrificed. kihm
fouled 10 Roach. O'Brien went to bat, and
the spectators stood up in their excite
ment. O'Brien singled TO left and Tamsett
started for home. Arndt made a good
throw to the plate. but Roach dropped the
ball when 1t came to him on a bound, and
Tamsett scored the only and winning run.
Score:
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score by innings:

Totals IL 0 Is 81 Totals lis
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Totals III q s 0
Score by innings:
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Score by innings.
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Runs-Dougherty CD, O'Brien CD. c. Stshl
ca Parent. Lachance. Ferris. Seybold. Two
base hits-CB rien. Stahl. Three-base hits
Dough- CO, Ferris. Hartsel, Seybold.
Home run-O'Brien. Stolen bases-Dough-
ertv O'Brjen. Parent. Double play-Par-
emf to Ferris to Lachance. Bases on balls
EOn Dineen. 9; of Coakley. j. Struck out
nv Dineen. 5; by Coakley, 5. Wild pitch
Coakley. Time-1:2s. Umpire-Hassett. At
tendance, 1884.
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Runs-Friel. Hill, Heidrick. Barrett ca,
Lush CD, Crawford. Carr, Buelow. Two
base hits-McAllister, Carr. Home run
Crawford. Sacrifice hits-Lush. Crawford.
Skopec. Bases on balls-On Sudhoff, 3: of
Skopec, 3. Struck out-By Sudhon. A.: by
Skopec. 4. Left on bases-St. Louis. 10:
Detroit, Z. Time-1:35. Umpire-O'Laughlin.
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see-Saw Game to the Last.

PITTSBURG, Sept. 5.-The see-saw ma
ture of the game. the result of Winham's
wildness and Cincinnati's errors, kept I'D
the excitement and interest from the first
inning to the last. Cincinnati got only one
hit up to the seventh, but i'm that time
Winham had sent seven men to first base.
Attendance, 5,2H. Score:
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tatorx Guessing-MathewsOn Wins
from Brooklyn.
National League Standing.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati.

CHICAGO. Sept. 5.-Chicago closed the
seasons series with ST. Louis to-day and
defeated the visitors twice. The first game
was a well and evenly played contest with
some very clever and fast fielding. In the
second the locals started of with such a
lead that it was uninteresting until the last
three innings. when the visitors batted
Lundgren freely. Attendance, 5000. Scores:
EJRCT CAME
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battichio CD. Greminger, Thomas 90, GIea-
son, Huffman, Roth, Frazer. Two-base hits
-Tenny, Hallman- Three-base hit-Gleason.
Stolen bases-McCreery, Roth. Double play
Frazer to Hulswitt. Bases on balls-Of
Carney, 2; OF Frazer, 4. Struck out-By
Carney, 2. Time-1:16. Umpires-O'Day
and Moran. Attendance, s75.
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Walker, of the COlonels, Lets Toledo
Down with Only One Run.

TOLEDO, o., Sept. 5.-Only twenty-eight
men faced Walker in the first game to-day
and Toledo's only run was made by CRYSTAL,
VINO sent the ball over the fence. Walker
did not give a base on balls. The second
game was also won by Louisville. Scores:
FIRST CAME
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Two Games for Dayton.

DAYTON, o., Sept. 5.-Dayton won a fast
double-header from Grand Rapids to-day.
Scores:
First game: r
Dayton .........0 o 1 o 0 0 / % 5 2
Grand Rapids 20 o 0 0 o 0 0 O 90 5 ]
Batteries-Hart and Fox; Thomas and
O'Neil.
Second game: r
DAYTON ..........0 o o 900 o 1-2 5
Grand Rapids...1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OIL 4 o
Batteries-McConne and Fox; Simonton
and O'Neil.
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SECOND GAME.

Kuns-Slagle, Tinker, king. Evers CD,
Williams. Farrell, Dunleavy, Smoot. Ryan.
Left on bases-Chicago, 3; ST. Louis. 8. Two
base ~hits-Smoot, Ryan. Three-base hits
Slagle. Evers. Stolen ~bases-Burke, Chance.
Williams. Double piay-Williams. Evers'
Shance. struck out-By Lunderen, 5; by
Mcfarland, 2. Bases on balls-Of L.,Ind-
gren. 1; off Mcfarland, 4. Wild pitch-Mc-
Farland. Time-1:36. U~mpire-Emslie.
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Runs-Callahan, Magoon. KiIlian. Left on
bases-Chicago, 4; Cleveland. s. Two-base
hits-Tannehill. Flick. Sacrifice hit-Ma-
COON. Stolen bases-Lajoie, Thoney. Struck
out-By Patterson. /; by killian, 2. Bases
on balls-Of Patterson, 2; off Killian. ..
Time-1:1S. Umpfre-Sheridan.
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College Team Beaten.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO, Ind. Sept. 5.-The VAL
paraiso Grays to-day defeated the College
Regulars by the score of 2 to l..
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MILWAUKEE. Wis, Sept. 5.-The Amer
lean Association Milwaukee team failed TO
arrive in time for to-day's game. Two
lScc.ow.
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Birmingham, 2: New Orleans, /.
Nashville, 4: Little Rock, -
Nashville, 6; Little Rock, D.
Atlanta, I: Memphis, o.
Montgomery, Is: Shreveport. Q.
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Leach, Bransheld (3),
Rltchey, Sebring, Hahn, Peitz, Steinfeldt.
Beckley, Dolan, Seymour. Two-base hit
Wagner. Three-base hits-Wagner, Brans-
field. Sacrifice hit-Corcoran. Stolen bases
beaumont, Leach, Wagner, Seymour.
Double p~lay-Corcoran and Beckley. Bases
on balls-Of Winham, 8; off Hahn, 1. Struck
out-By Winham. 2; by Doheny, 2; by Hahn.
2. Wild pitch-Winham. Time-2:O. UNI,
pire-JohnstOne,
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Mathewson Wins His Game.

BROOKLYN. Sept. 5.-New York defeat
ed Brooklyn in to-day's game. which was
called on account of rain when the local
team had one man out In the latter half of
the sixth, so that the score reverted to the
COMPLETED five innings. Score:
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SECOND GAME.
SECOND GAME.

Runs-Childs CD. Kerwin CD. Brashear (D.
CRYSTAL. Hart. Odwell. Brashear, Sullivan.
Home run-Odwell. Stolen b-ases-Sullivan
Kerwin. Sacrifice hits-Hart, White. Dou-
BILE play-Kleinow to Owens to Schaub. Left
on bases-Toledo. q; Louisville. 3. Bases on
balls-On Walker, 8; off Bohannon, A..
| Struck out-By Walker, 3; by Bohannon, 6.
Hit by pitched ball-Kleinow, Schaub.
Childs. Time-1:S5. Umpire-Haskel.
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~Runs-Jones, Tinker, King, Dunleavy ca.
Left on bases-Chicago, z; st. Louis, 4.
Two-base hit-Brain. Three-base hit
Smoot. Home run-Tinker. Stolen bases
King, Dunleavy. Double play-Williams,
Evers. Struck out-By Wicker. 2; by
Brown, 3. Bases on ballS-Off Wicker. /;
off Brown, 4. Time-1:3S. Umpire-Emslie.
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BOSTON, Sept. 5.-Coakley was easy for
Boston to-day. Rain fell throughout the
eight innings and loose playing was the re-
sult Score.
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Runs-Conroy, Keller. Elberfeld CD. Will
liams. Davis 90. Mcfarland. Beviile. Wolfe,
Robinson. Clarke, Coughlin. Left on bases
hits-Williams. Mcfarland. Wolfe. Cough
lin. Three-base hits-Keeler. Elberfeld.
Home run-Williams. Stolen b-ases-Ganzel,
Elberfeld. Davis. Beville. Ryan, Robinson.
Double plays-winiams. Elberfeld and Gan
eel CD. Sacrifice hits-Conroy, Davis. Bases
on balls-Off Wolfe. 3; off Dunkle. l. Struck
out-By Wolfe, 2; by Dunkie. ]. Hit by
pitched ball-By Dunkle, !. Wild pitch
Wolfe. Time-l:35. Umpire-Connolly. At
tendance-7,30 300.
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American League Games To-day.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Detroit at st. Louis.

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Hits by Callahan and
Tannehill, coupled will bad errors by Kill
liam and Hickman gave Chicago the two
runs necessary TO defeat Cleveland to-day.
Killian, recently acquired from Rockford.
proved fully as effective at Patterson. At
tendance, $500. Score:
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Play n Tie Game.

BOSTON, Sept. 5.-To-day's proposed
double header was stopped at the end of
the sixth inning of the first game on ac-
count of rain, with the score a tic. Score:
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Rain stopned the SECOND Game.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5-New York won the
first game of the double-header scheduled
for to-day. and rain stopped the second at
the end of the third inning. Score:
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FIRST GAME

Runs-Hart, Odwell, Sullivan, Schriver,
CRYSTAL. Two-base hits-Owens, Hart (0,
Kerwin. Schriver. Home r~uns-Cristal,
Schriver. Stolen bases-Odwell, Sullivan.
Sacrifice Bases on balls-Off
Coughlin, 2. Struck out-By Coughlin, 2; by
Walker, 6. Left on ST 1; Douis-
Vile, s. Double playsNOwens to Childs to
Turner; Schaub to Owens to Reisling. Hit
by pitched ball-Sillvan. Time-1:30. Umpire
Haskell. Attendance-90.
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Four Straight from Marion.

WHEELING. w. Va. Sept. 5.-Wheeling
made it four straight games from Marion
today. Herbert was benched for disputing
the umpire's decision. Score:
r ii f
Wheeling .......1 0 2 1 1 1 0 - IL 2
Marion .........2 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 1-3 4 3
Batteries-Smith and Klinworth; Patter-
son and JeSsup.
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Easy for Detroit.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 5.-Detroit won the
opening game of the series this afternoon
with case. Attendance, 900. Score:
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TOM KEENES WON.
Defeated Eli Lilly & Co. Team in
League Series.

In the most exciting game OF the Whole
sale Druggists Associa ton this season. the
Tom Keenes again defeated the Eli Lilly x
Co. team at Garfield Park yesterday after
noon. Sussman and Irish pitched for the
winners, while Collins did slab work for Eli
Lilly x Co. Excitement ran high through
out the game. especially after Highley tied
run hit to right field, after which neither
side was able TO get a runner across the
rubber until the eighth inning. when Peck
ham scored on Stemler's two-bagger to GEN.
ter. The feature of the game was the bat
terry work of both teams.
The game between Mooney-Mueller and
PlutOS was postrOned. Score:
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Southern

der. Stolen base-Mertes. Cmpire-HuTst.
Time-1:1o. Attendance. 1900.
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Runs-Sfrang, Browne. van Iiaitren.
Mertes. Bases on errors-New York. i;
Brooklyn. 1. Left on bases-New York, 3.
Base on ba,ls-On M~athewson. l. Struck
out-By Mathewson. s. Sacrifice hit-I.au-
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innings pltched-Sussnan 8, Irlsh, D, COT
Inns. 8. Base hits made-Om Sussman. 2; Off
Irish. 8: off Collins. s. Bases on balls-Of
Sussmann, 1; off Irish, 2. Struck out-By
Sussman, 8; by Irish. 4: by Collins, 8. Hit
by pitcherZZink: Kenneth, Peckham. Two
base hits-Stemler. Volmer. Home run
Highley. Sacrifice hits-kennett, Merkle.
Stolen bases-Sussman. Peckham, Cooney
(2). Merkle, Kieskie. First base on errors
Tom Keenes, 3; Eli Lilly, 2. Left on bases
Tom Keenes, 6; Eli Lilly, 13. Umpire
Chill. Time-1:35. Attendance-650.
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FORT WAYNE AND TERRE HAUTE
FIGHT OUT A CLOSE GAME.
Carbiner's Pitching Finally Proves
Too Much Cor VisitOrs-Whceling
Makes 1t Four Straight.


Terre Haute at Evansville.
Grand Rapids ar Fort Wayne.
DAYTON at Wheeling.
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FORT AVN Ind, Sept. 5.-Fort
Wayne defeated Terre Haute to-day after a
hard struggle. Scott pitched well. but the
locals too kindly to his delivery, while Car
biner was a mystery for the visitors. Score:
r II +,
Fort Wayne IL 0 o 2 0 0 s-3 10 3
Terre Haute i o i 0 0 0 0 0 o. 4 2
Batteries-Carbiner and Ostdiek; Scott
and Richardson.
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'Batted for Winham in the eighth. SEATED
for Hahn in the ninth.
Score by innings:
Pittsburg ............1 1 0 Q O 2 81
Cincinnati ...........O 6 2 0 0 O-6