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new ROLLER POLO RINK
BUILDING WILL BE CONSTRUCTED
ON VIRGINIA AVENUE.
Structure Will he Steam Heated with
Seating Capacity for 3,5OO-SeasOn
Will Open Nov. 16.

The Indianapolis Roller Polo Association
will have new home. The property on
Virginia avenue, near Huron street, for
merly occupied by the old skating rink has
been purchased, and handsome brick
building will be erected at once. The site
is 100 by $50 feet. The associations new
building will cost about $4,000 and will be
four stories, with twenty-foot entrance
to the rink. The seating capacity will be
about $500, and the seats will be arranged
so that every person will have an unob-
structed view of the games. The front of
the building will be of pressed brick and
will be trimmed with stone. There will he
two exits i'm the rear of the building
The Street-car company will construct a
switch on the side street next to the rink
so as to accommodate cars for the crowds
after the games.
indianapolis is member of the Western
believe the coming season will be a good
one in this city, in view of the fact that
the games will be played i'm new rink
that will be steam heated and brilliantly
lighted with electric lights. The building
will be completed in time for the opening
of the polo season Nov. is.
Manager Cohen stated last night that he
has quietly carried on a canvass of the
Eastern players in order to secure a first
class team for Indianapolis, and he believes
he will have a team that will be in the
front rank all the season. Way and Coggs-
hall. of last years team, will play here
again this season, and other Eastern stars
who will be announced later. have been en-
gagged.
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N. "A. IRHPF NAMES "A hILLINUs
He Is Said to Have Won $4,000 on
Red Ravens Victory at Hawthorne.

Albert A. Trip, of North Vernon, Ind,
brother of Ernest III. Trip. president of the
English Hotel Company, and interested in
the transfer business i'm this city with the
latter. made killing" Friday in Cow
ington poolroom. Mr.. Trip occasionally
places a modest wager OH a horse IL he
happens to fancy its chances. Friday he
i'm Cincinnati on business. Lew Bellew,
trainer for Woodford & Buckner, of Paris,
Ky. who owns some speedy thoroughbreds,
sent Mr.. Trip, a close friend, tip on Red
Raven in the first at Hawthorne. On
account of President F'itzgerald's order
that no odds or results be transmitted from
the track by the telegraph companies the
poolroom was forced to post it's own odds
on the race. Red Raven opened at S to 1,
house betting. Mr.. Trip got sew
era; hundred dollars on at that COM
Portable figure but the bookmaker got cold
feet and cut the odds from to l to 5 to /.
Several hundred more was bet at that
figure and again the odds were cut to to l.
Three hundred dollars was bet at 900 to 300
and then the price dropped to 21s to l. Mr..
Trip with friend, offered the room $500
at the last Odds but il was refused Red
Raven was a sure enough good thing, gal
Looping home I'm front of good field 1t is
understood that Mr.. Trip had $500 placed
at big odds with George Alley. of Chicago,
and $500 or $500 I'm a Louisville poolroom
The impression is that his winnings ap-
proximated $4,000.
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SCENE SHIFTS AT ST. LOUIS.


ST LOUIS, Aug. 29.-Tiis was getaway
day at Kinloch Park Racing will be re-
sumed at Delmar Park Monday.
Kindred. at 81 TO 5. won the feature at
six furlongs from the favorite. Frank Bell,
by three lengths. Kindred got away last
At the half he was second with Frank Bell,
as usual. setting the pace The positions
were unchanged until the middle of the
stretch when Kindred jumped to the front.
winning going away. Track fast Summar-
les:
First Race-Six and one-half furlongs,
selling: ST All. 81 (Shea), 10 1. won; Pay
the Fiddler, Zoe IF. SMITH 8 to 2. second
Cressida. So (Perkins). to 1. third; Time,
1:25.
Second-Six and one-half furlongs. SELL
ing: Tom Crab. l02 OR. Murphy, to 2,
won Weird lo7 fSheehan). TO ?. second /:
Duela. 100 tBridwelD, 10 TO /. third. Time
1:24.
Third-One mile and seventy yards, SELL
ing: FL Rey. 1o7 fScully). u TO /, won:
Lynch. 100 tPer<insl. 10 l. second. HUI
eena. 81 (HowelD. TO 1. third. Time, I:50
Fourth-Six furlongs. handicap: Kindred
100 (Sheehan). u TO g. won: Frank Bell 1O7
(Shea), 70 8. second: Mallory. IS Cd. Aus
TIM. 5 10 I. third. Time. 1:16.
Fifth-Six and one-haIf furiongs, selling:
Jake Weber, los (6heehan). II to 70. won;
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Umpire-Haskell
SECOND GAME
Kellum went to the slab for indianapolis
in the second game and Gibson was Sc
lected by Manager Gear to oppose him.
Gibson lasted only one inning and the
Hoosiers took kindly to his curves in the
first. Coons substituted and the
Hoosiers had hard work finding his curves
during the remainder of the game. The
bombardment of Kellum's curves in the
second inning was the undoing of the
HOLSTERS
The Blues were retired without a run In
the first inning. kim and Fox opened the
last half with singles and Hogriever ad-
Nanced them with a sacrifice. WoodruH
singled on which both men scored. Hey
don reached first ON Rothfuss's error.
woodruff was caught trying to pilfer
thlrd and Coulter did his usual trick or
flying out
ing ticket to first. Rothfuss and Iewee
hit for two bases and Gibson fouled out.
Hill walked and Gears single scored Le-
wee Nances out sent Hill across the
plate. Grady's single furnished the induce
ment for Gear to score. Frantz hit for two
bases but Knoll struck out
and two outs gave the Blues their last
tally In the third. The Hoosiers scored
Two In the last half. Kihm singled and
FOX reached first on Rothfuss's error.
Hogrlever singled, filling the bases. Wood
run hit TO Lewee, double play resulting.
hlhm scoring and Fox advancing to third.
Heydons single scored Fox. A collection of
mlsplays gave the Hoosiers one in the
fourth Tamsett reached the initial sack
on Rothfuss's tumble, going to second on
hellums out. Coons tried to catch Tam
sett slumberng and on wild throw to
second Tamsett went to third. Rothfusss
error on kim permitted Tamsett to
score.
The Hoosiers had several chances to score
In subsequent innings but the necessary hit
at the proper time was an absent quantity.
Ihey tied the score in the last half of the
ninth. kellum singled, went to second on a
passed ball and scored on Kihm's single,
k1hm taking second on the throw to the
plate. The next two men went out and an
extra inning was played Neither team
scored and the game was called on ac-
count of darkness Score.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENSBURG. Ind. Aug. 2s.-Manager
Lloyd. OF the local baseball club. has rented
ground from the Southern Indiana Railway
Company for baseball park. Work is be-
Ing pushed on preparing the diamond and
on next Sunday, Sept g. the Greensburg
Reds will make their appearance with the
Superbas. OF Cincinnati. as their opponents
New players have been secured among
whom Is Minor. now with Evansville and
one OF the fastest amateur teams In the
state VIII represent this city from now un-
II the close OF the season.
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The Tom Keenes took another game from
the Plutos yesterday afternoon at Capitol
City Park. IT was very fast game after
the first two innings. The fielding OF both
teams was the best that has been sen
this season. There were some very fast
plays all through the game. The triple
play of the Tom keenes was the feature ~
the game, it being the first that has beea
made in the league this season. ON &C.
count of Mooney Mueller Company having
to invoice. their game with Eli Lilly COM
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GALLOP FOR JUDGE HINES.


CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Judge Hines was
an easy winner of the two-mile Endurance
stake at Hawthorne to-day. He led from
flag fall to finish and won by two lengths
from Bondage. with Siddons. the only other
starter five lengths back. Judge Hines
was favorite mt / to ?. Bondage was second
choice at to 2. Siddons was little played
at to l. The value of the stake was $l,5i0
Weather rainy. track heavy. Summary:
First Race-Seven furlongs, selling: Lady
Matchless. 9S CIV. Knapp, to /, won
Mamsell, a3 I'll Phillips. II to 8. second
Antolee. 100 (Adkins), to ,, third. Time,
81
second Steeplc chase handicap. short
course: Oliver Nc. 1876 IT. Corbley), Z to =,
won; Indian IL. 80 (McAuliffe), 4 TO /,
second Moranda, 1873 tHouston), to =.
third. Time, Sof 3-5
Third-The Endurance stakes, two miles.
Judge Hines. % tH. Phillips). 1 to .. won;
Bondage, 81 (Robbins), to =, second; Sid
dons, rs (Adkins), to /. third. Time, 343
Fourth-Seven furlongs: Ohagen. 107
(Horeffler), 10 to /, won; Bard Burns. los
(Adkins). IL to 5. second: Lord Melbourne,
100 (Ribbins). II to 1. third. Time, 1:34 1-5.
Fifth-Six furlongs: Orfeo. 1o2 (Adkins),
5 to 2. won: Sl1lful. 1O5 tH. Phillips). to 5.
second; Luralighter, 100 (Stille), 10 TO 1,
third. Time. lis
Sixth-Five furlongs: Irregular sixth race
declared off and following substituted):
Hindus 1O7 (Adkins), 9 to 5, won: Muresca
101 Cwilliams), 2 TO l. second; Sardine, "a
CWison), 5 to /, third. Time, lis.
Harlem entries for Monday:
First Race-Three-fourths of a mile Evening
Star, 104: Mayor Johnson 80; Muresca. 100; Moco-
rita. 9S: Walkenshaw, Zyria. Censor. "a: Goody
Two Shoes. %: Safeguard -; Silver Fizz Abe
marie: 90; Merry Flight 90; Pea Ridge, 81; jack
full, 80: Little Mission. 20.
nd-Five-eighths of mile: Salto. Blu
men.hal. Foresight. Copperield, The Hebrew
Commodore. Martius. los: Allista, 10: Susie
Christian. Liberty Bell. Eva Clair. Away Right
VOLTA Katie Powers. Grangeman. 100.
Third-Mie and one-eighth; Oak Park handi-
cap: Judge Hines. 120: Bondage. 10: Rankin
1oi; Orsina. les; Postmaster Wright. iOs FLOYD
n, 90 Serge. 9S: Byways. ~; Lord Melbourne
9s The Don Of: Fading Light. 80 Bondage and
Rankin. Arthur's entry; Byways and Floyd X.
IIidTeth entry.
Fourth-Me and one-sixteenth: Bragg. Jack
RatIn. 101: Gallant. so: Ida V. Louisville, S.
Fifth--Three-f ourths of mile: Heraldo. 100:
Skiful. Golden Rule. Bardolph. 1885, Charlie
Thompson. 103; Lady Kent 1Oi: The Don, 80:
Demontland. orfeo, &C.: Gypsene. %; Joe Ross
as Durbar, 10; Father Talent. 81
Sixth--Mile ana one hundred yards: Pat Nor
rissey G. II. Campbell. los: Antoee. 104: Prince
Blazes 101: Marion Lynch 90 Lord Melbourne
Wolfram. sc; Brush BY, 81
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NEW YORK, Aug. "a sale of race
horses in training was held in the paddock
at Sheepshead Bay to-day. The best
prices were: Boabdi, b. c., two-year-old,
by Imp. Deceiver-Brune, j. j. Marklein
So 900.
Black Moor blk. c., two-year-Old by
Buckma ssie- Resale, j. j. Marklein, 81, 500
Rockmart, blk. f., three-year-old by Po-
tpmac-Brown Princess, George L. Dudley,
81 80.
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Powell Does Brilliant work.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2.-Cleveland and ST.
Louis arrived in st. Louis too late to-day
to play double-header, owing to wreck,
and only a single game was played, the
home team winning to 0, owing TO a
brilliant exhibition on the slab by Powell
He allowed Cleveland but four hits. struck
out ten men and gave no bases on balls.
Mccarthy has been released by Cleveland
owing to trouble in the team. Attendance
3SO0 Score.
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Innings pitched-Kellum, 10; Gibson 1;
Rooms Q.
Base hits made-Off Kellum, 10; off Glib
son. 3; off Coons. 9.
Bases on balls-Of Kellum. 2; off Coons l.
Struck out-By kellum, &; by Coons, 5.
Hit by pitcher-By Kellum, Grady.
Two-base hits-Hogriever Knoll, Gear,
Frantz ROthflss. Lewee.
Sacrifice hits-Hogriever. Woodruff.
Double plays-Kihm (unassisted); Coons
to Frantz; Lewee to Frantz.
Passed bal-Grady
Left on Bases-Indianapolis. 6; Kansas
City, z.
Umpire-Haskell.
Time of game-1:55.
Attendance-3,340
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Runs-Heidriek Cd, HemphiII, Sugden.
Earned runs-Gt. Louis. 2. Two-base hits
Friel, Sugden. Hill. Flick, Gocnnaur. Three
base hit-Bradley Double play-Lajoie.
Gochnaur and Hickman. Stolen base
Lajoie-Hit by pitched ball-By Killian.
Burkett. Bases on balls-On Kir1ian ,
Struck out-By Powell. 10: by Killian. 2
Left on bases-St. Louis. s; Cleveland. 4.
Time-1:15 UE-pire-O'Loughlin.
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Schedule Will Be Arranged by Mag
mates ON Sept. 2.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
KokOMO. Ind, Aug. 29.-The magnates
Of the Central Polo League will hold a
meeting at the Lindell Hotel. this city,
schedule for the season beginning Nov. l.
The league has completed its organization
and Is In line shape for the sport The
cities in the league are kckomo. Logans-
port, Lafayette. Fort Wayne. Terre Haute
Wednesday. Sept :, to arrange playing
and Danviile, Ill New Kinks are being
built in all the towns and one object of the
conference here next week IL to purchase
furniture for all the new buildings The
kokomo Coliseum. where the games are to
be played here. Is well under way and will
cost $4,000. High-ciass players are being
signed and the Central League will have
the best talent In roller polo 70 be seen the
coming season.
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COLONIES IN SECOND PLACE.
Win Two Sharp Games from the
Brewers-BOhannan Pitches Both.

. LOUISVILLE, Aug. 29-Louisville took
two games to-day marked with excitement
and much wranglng from Milwaukee and
went into second place in the championship
race. Bohannon pitched both games. In
the first game the locals won out in the
ninth inning on a double and three singles
In the second game the visitors were un-
able to hit when men were on the bases
while the home team batted Mueller hard.
Schlafley was ordered out of the second
game i'm the second inning for disputing
the umpire. Attendance, 1900 Score first
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SECOND GAME.

Runs-Kerwin CD, Hart. Brashear, SulIi-
van, White, Schlafiey, Unglaub CD, Hemp
hill. Earned runs-Louisville. g. Two-base
hits-Kerwin. Odwell. Sullivan, Speer (2)
Three-base hit-Hart. Sacrifice hits-Quin-
Ian ~. Wood, Viox, Schriever. Bases on
balls-On Bohannon, L. of Mueller 8
Struck out-By Bohannon, 8; by Mueller,
f. Hit by pitched ball-Schlafiey, Hemp
hill. Double play-Bohannon to White to
Schriever. Left on bases-Louisville, 5;
pire-Foremaf
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vas postponed. score:

Runs-Teeney CD. Surfman 90. PechianII
Stemler t2), Cooney. Highley. hissss,,s.
Pressell, Milford. Bases on balls-Ou Hssi' -,
off Milford Z. Struck out-By Irish, ,. ~
Milford. s. Two-base hits-Tenney coonsiL.
Highland. Sacrifice hits-Sussman. -.
ham, Pressell Double play-lrish 20 fo
man TO Peckham. Triple play - -
Cooney TO Sussman TO Irish. Stole, 80 go
-Sussman. Hiestand. Pressell. NIL 81,
Shideier. Passed ball-Pressell. J.;
base on errors-Tom keenes. l. aiu l,es
Left on bases-Tom Keenes. > fiS 49,
Umpire-Chill Time-l:25. Atteho'
275.
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Runs-Drill, Lee, Dougherty ca. Collins.
Earned runs-Boston, 3. Two-base hits
Dougherty. Collins (2l, Setback CD. Hend-
rcks. Three-base hit-Selbach. Double plays
Moran. Mccormick and Clarke: Mccormick
and Moran; Mccormick and Clarke. Bases
on balls-On Lee. 3; of Young, l. Struck out
by Lee. ]; by Young, T. Left on bases
Washington. A; Boston, 5. Time-1:50. Um-
e-COnnolly.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Both games to-
day were pitchers battles. Boston winning
the first after a ten-innng fight and the
second being declared a draw at the end
OF eleven innings on account of darkness.
The games were characterized by sharp
and brilliant fielding in support of superb
pitching. Boston captured the first game
by punching hits in the sixth and last inn
ings. Scattered hits and snappy fielding
i'll the second game made it impossible for
man to score until the eighth inning.
Attendance, 2,S57 First game score:
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sKnoll out, failing to touch second.
SEATED for Tamsett in ninth.
sssBatted for Ford in ninth.

Innings Pitched-By Newlin. 2 1-s; by
Base Hits-on Newlin. 5; on Ford, 4: of
Alloway, 8.
Bases on BalIs-on Newlin. 2: of Ford, 4;
struck out-By Newlin, 1; by Ford. s; by
Alloway, 1.
Hit by Pitcher-By Alloway. O'Brien
Two-Base Hits-Kihm. Fox. Knoll. Lee
wee.
Double Play-Lewee TO Frantz
Stolen Bases-K1hm. Nance. Grady ca
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Runs-Sulivan, Schriever. Quinlan, b.
harmon, Schlafiey, Hemphill, Stimmel.
Earned runs-Louisville, A. Two-base hits
Schriever, Unglaub Three-base hit
Schriever. Stolen baseS-Sullivan, Bohan-
non, Schlafiey. Sacrifice hit-Speer. Bases
on balls-Of Bohannon. l; off Stimmel, l.
Struck out-By Bohannon, 2; by Stimmel,
5. Left on baSes-Lousville, 6; Milwaukee,
9. Double play-Quinlan to Sullivan. Time
of game-2:05. Umpire-Foreman.
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Runs-Childs CD, Bernard. Kleinow,
Schaub CD, Turner, Yeager, Spooner. Two
base hts-Turner, Childs, Crstall, Martin.
Home run-Schaub. Sacrifice hits-Owens,
Kleinow, Turner. Bases balls-On
Cristall, 2; off Thomas, 4. Struck out-By
Cristall s.; by Thomas. 4. Double plays
Spooner to OyIer; Sullivan to Oyler. Left on
bases-Toledo. s; Minneapolis, IL. Time
1:50. Umpire-Mullane.
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TOLEDO WINS AT LAST.
First Game Lost to the Millers by
Ball'a Wild THROW.

TOLEDO. Aug. 2S-Toledo broke even With
Minneapolis. The first game was lost by
a wild throw by Ball, permitting two men
to score: Score:
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Mimo. 1O5 (Shea), 3 to /, second; Tom
Kingsley. 102 Boyd, to /, third. Time.
1:231a.
Sixth-One and one-quarter miles, sell
ing: Menace, 104 Of. Smith), to i, won;
South Breeze. 80 CPerkins), to j, second;
Satin Coat, loo, Sheehan, to 2, third.
Time, PIP.
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De,mar entries for Monday

Delmar entries for Monday:
First Race-Five and one-half furlongs: al
lowances: Easter Walters, W. +. Palmer. Bust
Ter. Frank Collins, r. Ricevale. Bertha Van. 100
Port Warden. Kings Charm, Bandilo, sweet
Note. Foxy Grandpa, Harbor. 10S
Second-Seven furlongs: DR.. Cartedge, 80;
Tickful. 107: Mallory, Revenge Dare, 10; Wor-
Ellington. IL.
Third-Mile and one-sxteenth: selling: Never
Such. 81; Eugenia s., 80; Whitmore. 80; Counter
Tenor, Norris Volmer. 103; Lou Civenden, Men
ace. 105; Dr. Hart 104-
Fourth-Six furlcngs; Delmar Juvenile; selling:
Bride. so: Major CARPENTER. l00 Imboden. 115
Fifth-Mine and seventy yards: Hindu go:
Decoration. Kentucky Cardinal, %; Golden Gilt
ter. 100; Belvino 105.
Sixth-Sx furongs: selling: Called Back 90;
Solo L., Leila Barr, Legation. Tenny Belle, lOo;
Theory, 101; Maple. Sweet Dream False, 1OS;
Una Price, The Stewardess, loo; Orleans, los;
Yana, 109.
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Baseball, Race Winners, General Sports ++++

plays-Reisling TO Ball to Turner; Oyler TO
Martin to Lally. Left on bases-Toledo,
s; Minneapolis. 3. Passed balls-klelnow'
2. Time hours. Umpire-Mullane. At
tendance-fO0
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SECOND GAME.


Runs-Drill, Winters. Earned run
Washington, /. Two-base hits-Ferris ca,
Selbach. Drill. Stolen bases-CoIlins, Ferris,
Drill. Sacrifice hit-Dougherty. Struck out
by Wilson, 2; by Orth. 2; by Winters. l.
Left on bases-Wa shington, 3; Boston, Z.
Time-1:50. Umpire-Connolly.
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Newlin Knocked Out of Box i'm First
Game-kelIum Easy i'm Second In
ming of the Last Battle.
Association Standing.

Imerican Association Games To-day.
Kansas City and Indianapolis at Mum
Gle.
Milwaukee at Louisville
st. Paul at Columbus.
Minneapolis at Toledo
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sTOGIE MAKERS SHUT OUT Fop,
WAYNE IN THE SECOND GAME.
Terre Haute Wins from and Lose. q.
Marion-south Send Give.
Drubbing TO Dayton.
Central League Games To-Day.

Centraf LeaBue OHmes To-day.
Evansville at Fort Wayne.
Terre Haute at South Bend.
Marion at Dayton.
Grand Radios at Wheeling.
WHEELING, w. Va. Aug. 2e.-WheelIns
won a double-header here to-day, shuttin.
out Fort Wayne in the second game Score:
First game: RHE
wheelina 20 o o o 0OO1 1871
Ft Wayne 20 o 0 o i OIL "a
Batteries-John Fox and Schrieyer; Al.
berts and Ostdiek.
Second game: RHE
Wheeling 40 % o o - q
Ft. Wayne 40 O o q 90
Batteries-Rosson and Shannon; Hearst
and Ostdiek.
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Runs-Geier, Shannon, Jackson, Wheeler.
Earned runs-St. Paul, 2 Stolen bases
Jackson, Schafer, Wheeler. Two-base hits
Geier, Flournoy. Struck out-By Wagner, 8;
by Chech, 4. Bases on balls-Off Wagner,
6; off Chech, 3. Hit by ptcher-By Wag-
ner, z. Time-1:45. Umpire-Cunningham
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South Bend Victorious.

DAYTON. Aug. 2s.-In the first game Of q
double-header, which was called at end Of
seventh on account of rain, South Bend de-
feated Dayton. Score:
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Pitche. a one-Hit Game.

Aug. 29.-St. Paul shut Co
mbus out to-day, Chech allowing but one
fe hit Attendance / 1856 Score:
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GREAT GAMES ARE PUT UP
SENATORS AND BEAN EATERS GIVE
TWO SPLENDID EXHIBITIONS.

Boston Takes First After Ten Innings,
While the Second Is Declared n Tie
ON Account of Darkness.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 81 s'2s II :

sMaloney forced out on strikes. fOwens
out interfering with ball. Sullivan out in
field fly. "sBatted for Thomas in the ninth
Score by innings:
Minneapolis .........0 0 o.
Toledo .........0 0 o 80
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Passed Balls-Woodruff. Grady.
Left on Bases-Indianapolis, z; Kansas
City, 6.
Time of Game-1:47.
Umpire-Haskell
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Southern League.
Nashville, 2; Shreveport. 3.
Birmingham, 9; Memphis, O.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-30

Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-30
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST LEAGUE.
Tom Keene Team Executed Triple
Play in Yesterday's Game.

STANDING Oh CLUB
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-30

American League Game. To-Day.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-25
Died His Whiskers.

Because her octogenarian hus-
band dyed his hair with ink and SO
altered his appearance as to de
ceive her concerning his age, Mar.
tina Diokopp. of Nevada, Iowa, has
sued for divorce in the district
court and asks 81 900 alimony.
While Martha lived in Germany
a letter came to her from a rela.
tive in America advising her that
Herr Dickhopp, veal by farmer
40 years old. desired wife. Mar
tina decided it would be a good
chance and came to America. She
was introduced to him aud con-
scented to marry him She now
declares the color Of his hair made
her think be was at least 30 years
younger than he is. She was mar.
ried 81 days ago.