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Columbus. st Kansas city
Toledo at Milwaukee,.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July 2I-After a
long. monotonous siege. In which General
Watkins and his braves fen ten times be-
fore the opposition, the warriors from the
Hoosfer State came TO Minneapolis to-day
and finally scored victory, and the record
Of eleven straight defeats held by the
1fiiIers still holds good The first game Of
the series between Minneapolis and Indian
aposIs resulted IN n score OF to 0. in favor
CT the champions.
Ten straight losses had driven the Indiana
men to desperation. and when they lined up
against Manager YeageF's men at NicOllet
Park this afternoon all and every one Of
them was on: determined TO break the los
ing streak.
Captain Fox and his men not only sue
seseded IN routing the opposition. but spread
the whitewash over the NfilIers in fashion
that was far from obIigfng to the home
fans. Archie Stimmea the foxy slabman.
and keIlum. he of the southpaw and elusive
shoots, were the opposing pitchers.
The visitors managed to get one man
across the pan in the first. and again In the
fifth, but as neither OF these runs was
earned the crowd felt that the southpaw
had none the better OF it with the speedy
hishs-hzndsr up TO this time. and the Miller
adherents still hoped for victory
MfLLERS' HOPES GO ASTRAY.
But with the umpire putting into the
game with rank decision, which the Wis
ttor< followed up with a couple of good.
hard wzllops in the sixth round. Miller
hopes here went glimmering. The Hoosiers
were four TALES to the good when the in
ming ended and all willingly conceded a VIC
tory 90 Watkins's men.
Not satisfied with a lead of four runs,
the Hoosiers. in firing their parting salute.
hammered out five singles in the ninth and
added three more TALES to their side of the
score board.
Kellm pitched brilliant bali right from
In the first inning. after two men had been
retired Yeager and Smith singled and
Williams was hit by a pitched ball, filing
the bases.
McIntyre the next man up, was retired
on a grounder TO Tamsett, however, and
the Millers had lost one of their best
chances 10 score.
In the sixth the locals were presented
with another opportunity to score but will
two men on the sacks neither Mcintyre moi
= Martin could get the bali outside the in
field.
Kellum was accorded faultless support
Tamsett, at third. played a great game
and Marcan did fine worn at short. Jone:
pulled down a hard fy i'm The ninth Score
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SQUARED ACCOUNTS.
Shamrock HI Beat Her Paeemaker
EASILY in a Trial Race.
ATLANTIC HIGHLAl

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. N. j.. July "a.
Shamrock III moBe than squared accounts
with her ps cemaker,. Shamrock /, to-day
for the beating the challenger suffered yes
terday. Sailing over a twenfy-nine-mile
course. the cup hunter beat the old boat
eight minutes and eleven seconds, running
ten miles to leeward, five minutes and ten
seconds. beating ten miles TO windward,
and seven minutes and nineteen seconds in
a reach of nine miles, twenty minutes and
forty seconds in all. The challengers vic
tory running to leeward was hawless.
Beating back Shamrock / suffered a little
OF her loss in a calm streak, and in reach
ing more heavily from the same cause.
Nevertheless the victory was fairly earned,
except that the difference between. the two
boats was exaggerated by the disadvant-
ages the old boat suffered. The course was
set for forty mile race. ten miles south by
east from Sandy Hook lightship and return
twice around, but after sailing around once
the boats took nine-miie turn around
Scotland lightship and back instead The
summary:
Start Finish. Elapsed.
Shamrock Ill .....u:15:H 313:20 3:51:56
Shamrock I ........11:16:12 5:34:2S 4.lS:l6
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- - - -
Totals "a Il az % A
Score by innings

sOne out when the winning run was made
-sFan in the place of Mcclure in the fourteenth
inning.
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Boston at New York.
philadelphia at Washington.
Chicago at Detroit.
ST Louis at Cleveland.
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BUFFALO. July 25.-At Fort Erie to-day
all the races were close finishes. The
weather was fine and the track fast Sum-
maries:
First Race-Six and one-half furlones:
Savond won. Broken second, Amahaga
third. Time. 1:2fa4
Second-Eive furlongs. selling: Probable
won, Lueian second, Maud Johnson third
Time, 1:04.
Third-One mile and a half selling:
Latrobe won. Trocadero second, Prince
Zeno third Time. 2:41iz.
Fourth-Five furlongs: Lupanga won.
May Combs second, Diamontina third
Time, 1:o2.
rest won. Military second. Fluke third
Time, lie.
Sixth.Six furlongs. selling. BasAto won
Amigari second, fairbury third. Time,
1:l5i,.
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Americas Association Standing.

Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
louisville at ST. Paul
Columbus at Kansas City
Toledo at Milwaukee,.
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Hits Were Made i'm Eleventh Inning
Mathewson Was Outpitched and
New York LOst-ScOres.
Nntionuf Lemgue Standing.
National League Games To-day.

BROOKLYN at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
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/. NEW YORK. July 2f.-Shamrock 1, the
defeated cup challenger of four years ago,
will race with Columbia over the Americas
cup course or at Newport, probably after
the cup races are decided < ID. Morgan.
at Newport. has declared his willingness 10
race Columbia against her former adversary
under any conditions and at any time suita-
bic To Sir Thomas Upton The matter was
closed tonight on board the Erin by Sir
Thomas's acceptance OF the offer, AID a race
Is certain
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MAYNARD KNOCKED OUT.


Maynard. of Philadelphia. was knocked out
In the first round by Champion Young
Corbett' tonight at the Industrial Ath-
letic Club. The men were to have boxed
six rounds. Maynard was in prime con-
dition, but Corbett was triie fat. The
fight, as far as it went, was fast and all
in the champions favor. A few seconds
before the bell sounded ending the round.
Corbett caught Maynard on the jaw with
right, sending him down and out
Maynard was knocked down three tines
during the fight.
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tredge. Seybold, Hoffman. Murphy, NJ.
Cross. Two-base hits-Lee, Mccormick.
Three-base hits-Selbach, Seybold Stolen
base-M. Cross. Sacrdifice hit-Pickering.
Bases on baus-Off Wilson, 1; off Bender, 2.
Struck out-Py Wilson, L; by Bender, S.
Left on bases-Was hington. s; Philadelphia,
4 Passed 3all-Schreck. Wild pitch-Bend-
er. Time-1:40. Umpre-Hassett Attend
ance-1,053
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TWO-base hit-WoOdruf.
Double play-Williams TO Spooner.
Bases ON balls-On StimmeL ,; of KEEL
lum 2
Struck Out-By Stimmei, 4; by Kellum, 2.
Sacrifice Hsts-Woodruff. Heydon.
Stolen Bases-Jones, Marcan.
Wild pitches-Stimmel. Kellum.
Left on Bases-Minneapolis, 3; Indianapo-
lis, >.
Umpire-CunniEgham
Time-Two hours.
Attendance-2100.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind. July 2.-The Muncie Fra
ternal Assurance Society club defeated the
Fort Wayne locals to-day by score of L
to s. Clevengers playing at shortstop was
the feature of the game.
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Runs-Geier CD, Shannon, Jackson, Sui
Ivan. Stewart. Kerwin, Sullivan. Two
base hits-Clymer. Hart. Kerwin. Three
base hic-Shannon- Home runs-Stewart
jackson. Double piays-Quinian to
Brashear 20 Hart; Brashear to Schriver;
Geier TO Haggins 10 Wheeler. Sacrifice
hits-Wheeler. Shannon. Stolen bases
Jackson. Eugginss Base on balls-On
Stuart. 3. off Bohannon, 5. Struck out-By
Stewart. kerwin. Hart Brashear. Schriver
Quinlan sullivan. Bohannon: by Bohannon
Schaefer, Flournoy. Stewart 60. Passed
ball-Schriver. Wild pitch-Stewart. Left
on bases-St Paul. s; Louisville, 4 Time
2:o5. Umpire-Foreman.
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Score bY innings
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HAL FOSTER A WINNER
IVES STOUT'S GELDING CAPTURED
2:14 PACE AT MARION.
Topsy, Owned i'm West Virginia, Won
the Oyster Bay 81 900 Stake-Fast
Time i'm All the Events.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind, July A-The crowd was
large, and the best time of the meet was
made on the closing day of the Marion
races of the Gas Belt Driving Association.
The 2:14 pace was won i'm straight heats by
Hal Foster, owned by ~. A. Stout, Indian
apolis. Henry G., an Indianapolis horse,
took fourth money in the 2:26 trot. Topsy,
a Clarksburg. w. Va, horse won the Oys-
ter Bay $1,000 stake. II was in the third
heat of this race that the best time of the
meet was made, when Topsy went the mile
In 2:12A. In the second heat Of the run
Lady Montreen was disabled with dislO-
Gated ankle. Summaries:
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Indianapolis returns home next Tuesday.
The Young Vict0rs defeated the New
York store Reserves by a score OF to D.
A crowd OF Indianapolis people Will wit
ness the Pittsburg- Cincinnati game at en-
CHINA Il Tomorrow
Kihm is now practicing at Washington
Park and may be able TO return TO the
game before long.
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OWNER MORRIS PROTESTS
CLAIMS THAT BRIDEGROOM WAS
IMPROPERLY ENTERED.
1t Is ThOusht, However, that Ne Ac-
ton Will BE Taken-0nly One Fa-
voritc Won at Brighton.

NEW YORK, July 24.-G. B. Morris, who
ran second with Gravino in the Brighton
Oaks yesterday, protested the stakes to-
day, claiming that Brichbroom, the win
ner, had been rating in the West under
the name of S. w. Street Jones r. Keene
leased the horses running qualities to Dr.
Street, in whose name she has been running
in the West Birehbroom won the Oaks
under the name and colors of James r.
Keene She is properly registered with. the
Jockey Club, and probably no action will be
taken.
Long-priced horses were much in evil
dence at the track to-day. Hyland was the
only successful favorite to win. Summary:
First race-Six furIongs: Divination, 1f2
Hicks, 10 to /, won; The Southerner. 102
(Gannon), to 5, second: October Flower,
SO (Wilkerson), 50 to I, third Time. lib.
Second-Six furlongs: Gay Boy. LIS Dull
NAM, 6 to 1. won; G. Whittier, 116 Gan
nom, 10 to 1, second; Ingold, III CBurns),
4 to 1, third. Time, liz As.
Third-Six furlongs; selling: Sailor Knot,
107 tCochran), Is to I, won: Ishlana. los
(Fuller). to /, third. Time. LA 3-5.
Notwithstanding; one mile and a fur
long: Colonssy, 100 (Fgller), 8 to l. won;
Bar lie Due. 1O2 ConnelD, 20 to 1, third
Time. 1:53 2-5
Fifth-Mile and one-sixteenth selling:
Cincinnatus, 80 Ode Sousa), Il TO 1. won;
Homestead. III Fuller), 6 TO 1. second; Lord
Advocate, 1O7 (Redfern), Is to l, third. Time,
1:47.
Sixth-Nfile and one-sixteenth: HyIand.
los (Burns), to 5. won; King Carter 105
CMathews), Is to I, second; Aminte los
(Fuller), 10 TO l, third. Time. las So.
Brighton entries for Saturday:
First Race-F'ive and one-half furiongs Bob
Murphy Hardwood. liz; Petunia, 1e9: Gold Pin.
Ned Moore. Head Lad, Topic, Phazer, 102; Ora
dell, Ny Sister. Belle of Wakefield, Glad Smile
Destiny, Ointment, 80.
Second-Aintree stespiechase, full course: Law
ator, 1876: Tip Gallant. leo; illuminate, 15s: Eo-
phone Isl: Judge Phillips. 142: Manilian, 135
Thrd-Neptune stakes, six furlongs. Pentaur
IT.: Afidshipman, Sir Carter, OrInonde's Right
Yellow Hammer Juvenal Maxim, 1O7.
Fourth-Brighton Derby, one mile and one
quarter: River Pirate, Hgodon, 126 Illyria ia.
Cardinal Woisey. III; Charles Eiwood, Tantalus
Cup, Slave, loo.
F'ifth--One mile and one-eghth handicap: Lux
Casta, 126; SaInbo. Mackey DVyyer, 1I0; Sir yoor-
hees. 100; Lady Potentate. So; Blue Victor 81:
DAILY. 80.
Sixth-Six furlongs. selling: Faranlass Can
ding lis: Knitati. Ill: Roue. Brunswick Lock-
ct, ITO; Isai. Eloim. Ascension. los: Forward.
Brixton General Prig, los: May Ellen Ia4:
Double Six. 10S; Osgood 102; Baikal 10l: Present
alton 100; Interval. Our Nugget, 81; Judge Full
ton, 81
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Runs = Collins, O Brlen, Parent, La-
chance. Ferris. Criger, Keller, Mcfarland.
Left on baSes-BOston,. 6; New York, 6. Two
base hits-Ganzel, Collins CO. Three-base
hits - Mcfarland. Criger. Sacrifice hit =
Gibson. Stolen base-Gibson. Double plays
Collins, Ferris and Lachance; Collins,
Parent and Lachance. First base on err
ror-Boston, l. Bases On balls-Of Howell,
2; off Gibson, s. Struck eut-By Griffith, 2;
By Howell 2; by Gibson, l. Time-15 go
Cmpire-Sheridan. Attendance--2.529
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Runs-Wo lverton, Keister. Barry. Earned
Philadelphia, 9 Two-base hits-Huls-
witt, Duggieby Stolen bases-Thomas,
Barry, Roth. Left on bases-New York, Z;
Philadelphia, z. Bases on balls-Of Dug
gleby, 5; off Mathewson, 2. Struck out
BY Duggleby. 3; by Mathewson, g. Wild
pitch-Mathewson, /. Time-1:32. Umpire
EmsIie.
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SAN FRANCISCO. July 24-Robert Fitz-
simmons. actor and pugiIist. was to-day
granted a license to marry Julia May Git-
ford an actress. The ceremony will take
place tomorrow at Miss Gifford's hotel
Fitzsimmons gave his age as forty-one ana
that of the prospective bride as twenty
three.
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Runs-Beaurcont. Sebring, Leach, Kruger,
PHILIPPE 80. Donovan, Barclay, Burke. j.
O'Neil. Two-base HIT. ONeiL Three-base
hits-Beaumont. Kruger CD Home run
Leach. Sacrifice hits-Donovan, j. ONeil.
Stolen bases-Wagrer. Demont. Double
plays-Farrell TO Dernont TO Hackett; Far
reil TO Hackett Bases on balls--Of PHILIPPE,
2: of O'Neil, 2. struck out-By PHILIPPE 4,
by O'Ncil, I. Time-l:5e Umpire-Moran.
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WASHINGTON, July 24.-Washington to-
day won it's first game of the season from
Philadelphia, and to Wilson, the former
Philadelphia pitcher, is due the lions share
of the credit Score:
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Score by innings

Runs-Mattin, KahOe. Two-base hits
Hickman. Lajoe, Martin, Friel. Sacrifice
Eits-Sugden, Hill, Wallace. Stolen base
Hemphill. Double play-Wallace and Sug-
den. Bases on bals-Of Sudhoff. 1; OF
Dorner, 1. Left ON bases-Cleveland, 6; ST.
Louis, Z. Struck out-By Bernhard, 2; by
Sudhoff, 2. Time-1:30. Umpire-O'Laugh-
lin Attendance, 4O65
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NEWPORT. r. T.. July 2A-Henry H. Rog-
erss fast steam yacht Kanawha to-day de-
feated the Noma owned by William b.
Leeds. by four minutss ffty-six seconds in
sixty-mile race for the Lysistrata cup OF
Newport The trophy. which was presents1
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CHICAGO. July 24-Hard hitting IN the
first inning gave the locals four runs.
Hahn then settled down and was invincible
until the ninth. when he was hit for
triple and a single, tying the score that
the visitors had made by punching hits in
the fifth, sixth and eighth A homer by
Steinfeldt and three singles gave Cinein-
natl three runs in the eleventh. Attend
ance 2sOa Score.
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Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
CAMDEN, Ind. July 24.-The Camden
Regulars defeated the Galveston Reds yes
terday afternoon by a score OF to p The
batteries were Penn and Slechner and
Brown and Stickler.
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BY James Gordon Bennett. must Be won
twice Ia succession before Ii becomes the
permanent property of the yacht owner
Mr.. Bennett added $500 i'm cash for the
winner Of the first series. Mr.. Rogers will
divide this money among the forty-three
men or the kanawha.
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lsdo to-day. but vm through hesvy and
timely hitting. Score.

Runs-Schlafey CD. Donahue. HemphiH
f2b. Smith, Turner. Two-base hit-Hemp-
hill Three-base hits-Wood, Schlafiey.
Home run-Hemphin. Base on BaIls-On
Elliott l. Hit by pitched ball-Ganley.
Schlafiey, Speer. Sacrifice hit-Biaaken-
ship. Struck out-By Elliott. z; by Cough
lin, ). Double pIays-Sehaub to Smith;
Sehaub TO Owen, TO Turner. Umpire-Mess-
uaer Attendance COZ. Time-l:39
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HoMING PIGEON RECORD.
New York birds Fly 1000 Miles I'm .
Little Over Seven Days.

CINCINNATI. o.. July 21-Ths recent
1.ssO-mile flight Of the Queen City Rscing
Pigeon Club has resulted In breaking the
worlds record. On July I'VE birds we're
expressed from Cincinnati TO La5unta. Cor
The liberator autographed that they started
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WHEELING, WA, July 24.-Gardiniers
wildness in the sixth filed the bases with
Wheeling players. and followed by two hits
and Hardy's error at second. let in FIVE
runs, clinching the game Score:
RHE
Wheeling -. % O. O. O 1 S o 0-6 2
Fort WAYNE 20 0 1 2 Is 10 2
Batteries-Smith and Shannon; Gardiner
and Movers
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BRAKE IS NOW WORKING
sLfrE or .wATTYKINs" COMES TO
nv END AT MINNEAPOLIS
With cnpezin For I'm the Game the
Htllers Were Civen n shutsut-
ofaer Associations Games.

Indsauapo;ls- :. Minneapolis. O....2,I00
milwaukee,. 5. Tele<ho. 2........--........ ~
Kansas City. 4; Columbus. 2........-.- 90
ST. Paul, 6; Louisville, 2......s...........l,SS4
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RunS-SIa8le, Casey, OndnCe, JONCS
King, Donlin 60, Beckley (2), Steinfeldt
CD, Hahn. Left on bases-Chicago, g.; Gin
cfnnati, 1. Two-base hits-Slagle, Evers,
Beckley, SeeinfeIdt. Three-base hit-Khng.
Home ruHs-Donlin, Steinfeidt. Sacrffice
hit-Evers Stolen base-Kling. Double
plays-Becfiey to Steinfeldt TO Beckley;
Taylor to Chance. Struck out-By Taylor,
/; by Hahn, 8. Bases on balls-Off Hahn,
.. Time of game-2:07. Umpire-O'Day.
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ST. PAUL, July 2A-Louisville took the
lead in to-day's game. but Stewards home
run in the fifth. after Sullivan had walked,
tied the score and triple by Shannon and
6 single by Jackson gave St. Paul the
game. Score:
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DETROIT. July 4.-Chicago had to-day's
game won uo the ninth through Null
Inns wildness. In the ninth. triple by
Carr, followed by three singles. tied the
score. For five innings after that it was
great pitchers battle between kissinger
and Patterson up to the fourteenth, when
McGuire's single. followed by couple OF
outs and Carr's drive into right field. ended
things. Score:
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Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
GOSHEN, Ind, July 2A-The Goshen
team this afternoon defeated the South
Bend Reserves here by score OF to 2
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NEW YORK, July "A. - Cancels error
when Collins and o Brien should have been
retired on a double play in the fourth lost
the game for New York Score:
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Dahlen. Flood. Carney, Moran, Greminger.
Two-base hits-Flood, Abattichio. Stolen
bases-Strang GU, Moran. Bases on balls
OF Willis, s.; off Jones, l. hit by pitched
baEI-By Willis, Strang; by Jones, Moran.
Struck out-By Willis. 8; by Jones. 3. Time
-1:5S. Umpire-Johnstone. Attendance
20Sq
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BOSTON. July 24-Williss wildness. Ten
Hy's ninth-inning error and close decision
by the umpire caused the home teams de-
feat by Brooklyn to-day Score:
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Grands Won Slow Game.

SOUTH BEND, July 24-Grand Rapids
won a slow game. Score:
r H K,
South Bend IL o O o Of 2
Grand Rapids % 2 o 4 0 O. OF 10 2
Batteries-Smith. Ream, Moffitt and An
drews; Sfmonton and O'NeiL
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Gibson Pitched steady Game.

KANSAS CITY. July Addison pitched
steady game and was given good support.
Bailey was bateed freely. Attendance. 900.
Score.
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CLEVELAND, July 24-St. Louis turned
the tables ON Cleveland to-day and shut the
locals out in well-played game. Score:
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PITTSBURG. July 4--Leach won the
game in the first inning by bringing two
runners in with his home-run hit. Attend
ance 2S55 Score:
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PHILLTPSBURG. Mont, July 24-The
5000 worth of silver bullion stolen from
the bimetallic mill on Thursday evening has
been recovered Boys playing near the mill
discovered a bar OF bullion sticking out or
hole IN v-Aich IL had evidently been hastily
buried.
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Mathew.on Wa. Outpifched.

PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-Duggleby
fairly outpitched Mathewson to-day and
New York was shut out. Attendance, 1873.
Score:
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WON IN TIE FOURTEENTH
TWO SINGLES AND TWO OUT GAVE
DErRoFF A VICTORY.
Mullins Wfldness Gave Chicnso
Biz Lead-GanseFs Error lost
Game for New Yerk-Seeres.

WASHINGTON, 5; Philadelphia. 4.-......lvo5
St Louis. 9: Cleveland. 0.-.-.-.-......4. 0oS
Detroit, 4; Chicago, 3...............--...-2.9'
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Huns-Rorhfuss. Gear Nance CD. Arrdt
O. Two-base hits-Gear. Nance. Gibson
CYnbflL Thrse-base hit-Arnds. Sacrifice
htt-Gear. Stolen bases-Grady. Ravmer
CD. Roach. Double play'-Morrissey 20 Ray
Tner 70 XelIor. Base on balls-Off Bal
Iey. L 9rrs ca out~-By Gibson, 4. by Bailey. g.
EI1t by picshed balls--By Gibson, /; By Bal
ley. 2 Wild pitches-Gibson, Passed
bal1-Butier. Left on bases-Kansas city
10, Columbus. s Time-l:fs Cmpire-Aful-
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Shreveport. s; Birmingham. A.
Little Rock y Montgomery, =
New Orleans. q Atlanta O.
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Runs-Barrett Carr, Yeagef, BueIOW,
Callahan, Magoon, Mcfarland. Base hits
Off Mullins; off Kissinger, A. Two-bese hits
Crawford, Holmes. Three-base hits-Bar-
rett. Carr. Sacrifice hits-Barrett LUSH,
IsbeH, Magoon, Tannehill, Mcfarland, Pat
terson Stolen bases-IIolmes CD, Gala
han, Isbell, Jones. Bases on balls-On Null
lin, g. off Kissinger, 1; off Patterson 2 Hit
by pitcher-By Kissinger, l; by Patterson,
l. First base on errors-Detroft. = chi
cago, 4 Left on bases-Detroit, 13; Chi
cago, l. Struck out-By MuIlin, 8; by ks
singer, 2; by Patterson, g. Double plays
hill. Magoon and IsbelI Wild pitches-Mul-
lin, 2. Thne-3:1O. Umpire-Connolly. At
tenda nce-2570.
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Evansville Defeated.

MARION, Ind, July 24-Evansvills could
do nothing with Merriman. Score:
RH z
Marion .........O ~ 5
Evansville 80 @ O 1-3
Batteries-Merriman and Jessup; Minor
and Cross.