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HENLEY REGATTA vICTORS.
Leander Won the Big Event from
Third Trinity, Cambridge.

HENLEY, Eng, July s.-Delightful
weather prevailed during this. the final day
of the Henley regatta. There was not suf-
ficient wind to affect the choice of stations
very large crowd was present to witness
the finals of all the events. which We're re-
served for to-day and which resulted as fol-
lows:
Grand challenge cup: Leander beat Third
Trinity, Cambridge, last years winners, by
six feet. after an exciting race Time 7:G9
Ladies' challenge plate: Magdalene Col
lege, Oxford, beat Eaton by length. Time,
1883.
Thames challenge cup: Trinity College,
Dublin, beat Kingston Rowing Club by a
length. Time 7:27.
Tie silver goblet and Nickalls challenge
cup. Victoria Rowing Club of Berlin, beat
Kingston Rowing Club by twelve lengths.
Time, S:45.
Stewards challenge cup: Third Trinity
Cambridge, beat the Netherlands Rowing
Club by two lengths. Time, EOS.
Diamond challenge scdils: w. Kelley Ge-
ander Club. the holder. beat A. j. Beres-
ford (Kensington Rowing Club easily. Time,
Sal.
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SOUTH BEND, July 9.-Moffitt kept hits
scattered to-day and South Bend won with
ease. Score:
South Bend IA 90 o 2 0 % IL /
Fort Wayne III o 90 OIL 4
Batteries-Moffitt and Tieman; Alberts
and Arthur.
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Nile and One-Eighth Run I'm lisa,
within one-Fifth of n Second
of the Record.
JAMES r. KEENE IN LUCK
8EAGATE STAKES At BRIGHTON
BEACH WON BIZ HIS RIGODON.
Beat Proper, the Favorfte, q Neck
Results at Highland Park and
Delmar Park.

CHICAGO. July s.-The Conqueror III, at
the odds OF 90 to /. won the Midway stakes
lat Washington Park to-day. The winner
was overlooked in the betting and received
but little play. The Conqueror came at the
end, easily beating the favorite, Harg1s.
BY a length, with Gold Bell third The
time. l:53 for the mile and an eighth. was
within one-ffth of a second OF the record
for the stake. The handicap at one mile,
fourth on the card. went to Bragg, at the
odds OF Il to 5. Epicure was second and
Jack Ratlin third. Bragg swerved at the
dnish. but not enough TO change the re-
suit
A speedy field hooked up in the second
race at six furlongs. Sidney c. Love was
made favorite at s to 5. but the Crisis.
leading all the way, won as she pleased
from Bardoiph, with Birch Broom third.
Summaries:
First Race-One mile: Mary Glenn. 81
QHelgerson), 4 TO 5, won; Mezzo, 50 ~.
Booker), 10 to /, second; Bard OF Avon, lOS
(Wcnderly). Is TO 1. third. Time. lao go:
Sec0nd-Six furlongs: The Crisis, lOi (Ad-
kins), - 10 /, won; BardOlph. liz lLandryl,
Z to l. second; Birch Broom, liz (Helgeson),
Il TO /, third Time, lib So.
Third-The Midway stakes; mile and one
eighth: The Conqueror III. III (d Phillipsl,
30 10 ], won; Hargis, III (Henry), TO ;.
second: God Bell. SO; Reed. 10 TO l. third.
Time, 1:53
Fourth-One mile; handicap: Bragg. 1O2
CIV. Knapp, II To ), won; Epicure, 1U5 (Ad-
kins), to 2, second; Jack Ratlin, lO2 Is.
Bonner). to ?, third. Time. l:39 2-5.
Fffth-Five fGrlongS: Mamie Hodge, 81
IL WILSON,. 10 2. won: My Jane. 10 (Hen-
eersonl, II TO 1. second, Handsome Florry,
IS ct. Meade), 10 /, third. Time. loo 90
Sixth-One mile. Father Wentker 100
o. WILSON,, L to /, won; Evelyn Byrd. 50
u. Booker), to l, second; kunja, lO3 "a.
w. Booker). % TO /, third. Time. l:4l
Washington Park entries for Friday:
First Race-One mile: Invantor, 10. Pied
rich. Frank NJ, 109; Gregor K. 10l; Bad
News, 9S; Sioux Chief, Lendin, Rossmond,
a; Glassful. Do
Second-Six furlongs: Runnells, lilo: Head
water. 10e; Sylvia Talbot, los; Wanna
Moinen, lO5; Red Raven, 1O3; Mary Mccall
terty, t0l
Third-Five furlongs; selling: st. Paula,
l07; My Gem, Helgerson, Mamie Hodge,
Mingore. 103; Cognomen, 80; Ranwell, Gu
Ion, IS; Dungannon, 81; Berry Waddell, My
Ester, 80; Gayoso, FL CorteZa, Louis Kraft,
%; Croppie. 80.
Fourtn-Mile and fifty yards; selling:
Warte NIGHT, Esherin, 112; Galba, 104; Sir
Hugh, Orsina, l02; Lord Touchwood, Air
light, 100; Hindi, 9S; Mirance, &C.
Fi1th-Mile and one-sixteenth: Latson,
l03; Marcos, Jaubert, 1O; Prince Blazes, 90;
Domadge- 81; Alma Girl. 80; Little Elkin,
Alec, 81 Banana Cream, 81.
Antonious, 1903; Captain Arnold, Miracle III.
y; Louisville, Carat, IS; c. b. Campbell,
Charlie Thompson, 81; Evelyn Byrd, 20;
Pirate IS
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Totals ....is 11'2s IA Totals ....42 u 30 z
zone out when winning run was scored.
Score by innings:
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DOUBLE-HEADER TOMORROW.
Louisville and indianapolis Will DO
Battle in Two Games.

To-day at Washington Park will again
be observed as Ladies' day. For this oc-
castor. Manager watkins has selected Tom
Williams to DO slab duty. Manager Wat
kins said he is of opinion that Williams. in
this hot weather. will be able to display
enough speed and curves to battle the
Louisville sluggers.
Tomorrow two games will be played be-
tween Louisville and Indianapolis. The
first game will begin at 2:15 o'clock.
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FOOR HOLDS THE BAG.
Players Won't Have to Settle Ander-
son Board Bills.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind. July 9.-The members
of the Central Baseball League who were
arrested at Marion yesterday and brought
to Anderson to answer for a board bill
owing to c. c. Foor, proprietor of the Grand
Hotel, will not be held for the payment. 1t
developed that Manager Lindsey, in paying
of their board bills and deducted that sum
from their salaries. The players. knowing
that Foor was stakeholder, made no OBJ
lection. and did not pay hotel charges. Lind
sey did not settle the amount with PrOprie-
tor Foor Lindsey cannot be heard FROM
He is clerk of the court at Sidney, o., but
has many other interests, and conducts his
office with the assistance of deputies. Jus
tice Lee before whom the players were
tried here to-day, declined to render judg
ment against the players after their story
was related, and took the matter under ad-
visement. The players were released and
given permission to join the team.
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Arrest of BOokmakers.

CHICAGO. July 9.-Shortly after the sixth
ace at Washington Park to-day a number
" constables. who had been held at bay all
afternoon. admitted to the betting
ing. Seven bookmakers, for whom the con-
stables had warrants, were placed under
trrest on a charge of gambling The men
arrested were James O'Leary, Joseph Yea
ger. Fred Pesch, Marcus Cartwright, NJ
2iordan. Bernard ]. C'Kid'0 Weller and
;amue. Summerfield. They gave bonds of
200 each pending a hearing. The raid was
made at the instance of a local attorney.
The move Is said to have been brought
shout by several horse owners who were
uled on the track recently at Highland
Park
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Innings Pitched-McPartlin, z; Allemang,
9; McCord, 3.
Base Hits Made-On McPartlin, 9; off AL
lemang, 3; off McCord, 6.
Bases on Balls-Ofi McPartlin, 5; off AL.
lemang, l.; off McCord. T.
Struck Out-By McPartlin, /; by Ale
mang, 1, by McCord, 2
Hit by Pitcher-Schreiver.
,Two-b1se hit-Brashear.
Three-base Hit-Kerwin
Sacrifice Hits-Heydon. Jones CD. Schrei-
yer, Cuinlan.
Double Plays-Quinlan to Brashear to
Hart %; Quinlan to Hart
Stolen Bases-sullivan. Clymer CD. Cd
well.
Left on Bases-Indianapolis. s: Louis
vile. L.
Umpire-Haskell.
Time-2:10
Attendance--1,026.
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wrenn Brothers Again win.

NEW YORK. July 9.-The leading lawn
tennis teams. the Wrenn brothers and Ward
and Ware. again scored victories to-day in
the doubles tournament on the courts of the
Country Club Of Westchester. The Wrenns
who are now the real favorites for the hon
or of meeting the Englishmen i'm the inter-
national matches. defeated Larned and
Whitman after lively but somewhat one
sided contest
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shamrock III Change. Ma.t..

NEW YORK, July s.-The big steel pole
mast OF the Shamrock III was lifted out OF
her as she lay In Erie basin to-day and
taller, was stepped in its place. The new
spar was one she had used in her early
trials at Weymouth. England. and will give
an opportunity for greater sail spread,
which Designer Fife evidently desires after
watching the new boats trials in the calm
weather that has prevailed on Sandy Hook
most OF the time Tor the last ten da3z-
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HIGnLAND PARK TRACK FAST.


DETROIT. July s.-OuIy one favorite won
& Highland Park this afternoon. Harding,
Ae winner OF the mile handicap for three
seer-olds and upward, being the success
~ choice The weather was very warm
~ track lightning fast In the steeple-
Aase only three Of the six starters fin
uhed- Lord Forandole. the TO favorite,
~ q the second jump and Gov. Boyd at
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PURSES AGGREGATING $4,000.


NEW YORK. July 9-The New York
Trotting Association will hold it's seaside
meeting OF the Grand Circuit at Brighton
Beach five days. commencing Aug. H.
Purses totalling $4,000 are offered among
them 5000 for the Hiram Woodruff 2:20
trot. $4,000 for the Brighton 2:10 pace s., 900
each for the Kentucky Stock Farm three
year-old trot. the Metropolitan 2:20 pace
and the John H. Shuts 2:z5 trot for four
year-olds and $4,000 for the Bonner Me-
mortal ZIP trot. For the lesser events en-
tries close on Aug 10.
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Totals ....S5 5 "A l6

Runs-Moran CD, Selbach ca, Clarke @.
Ryan (2), Lee, Martin, Robinson (4), Drlll,
Wilson, Carr, Yeager, Smith, Long. Two
base hits-Lee and Robinson Three-base
hits-Robinson, Drill, Moran and Deering.
Home runs-Robinson, Clarke and Setback.
Stolen base-Drill Sacrifice hits-Wilson
and Long. Bases on. balls-On Mullin i; off
Deering, 3 Struck out-By Wilson, 2; by
Deering, 3 Double play-Yeager, Smith and
/. Hit by pitched ball-Barrett. Time-l:55
misunderstanding. Attendance-1,105.
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EunS-heeler, Elberfeid, Williams Nc
Fariand lD, Hemphiil. Anderson (2), WAL
lace, Two-base hits-Williams. Friel,
Beviile- Three-base hits-Anderson, Friel.
Sacrifice hits-Ganzel. Heidriek Rases on
balls-On Sewers, 2 First base on errors
New rork, z: st. Louis. i. Struck out
BY Grimth. 3. Double plays-Friel Wallace
on bases-New York, s: st. Louis. s. Time
-l:So. umpire-Sheridan. Attendance
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Score by innings:

KuhS-DOugherty, COLLINS, lFreeman. Par-
ent, Dineen, Isbell. Maeoon TapnehilI
Two-base hit-Fiaherty. Three base shit
Parent. Home run-Freeman. Double play.
Dineen. 4; of F'laherty, 2 Hit by pitched
ball-By Flaherty. Lachance, Criger. Struck
out-By Dineen. 3; by Flaherty, g. Time
1:23. Umpire-Connolly Attendance. 5.O33
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HEAVY SLUGGING MATCH
ATHLETICS BATTED THE HARDEST
AND DEFEATED CLEVELAND.
Plank and Wright Were Knocked
Out of BOx-WashingtOn's Easy
Victory Over DetrOit-ScOres.

Boston, 5; Chicago, 3......................5,03 3
Philadelphia, 8; Cleveland, S............4,557 |
Washington. IL; Detroit, 4..............1,105 |
New York, 5; st. Louis, 4...............1,750 |
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NEW YORK, July 9.-After trailing be-
hind St. Louis in to-day's game from the
sixth, the locals made batting rally in the
eighth. which, aided by Held ticks error and
Kahoe's tumble netted three runs and WIN.
for them. Score:
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PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-Cleveland and
the home team INDUCED in a slugging match
this afternoon, and the latter won after a
hot ten-inning contest Plank and Wright
were knocked out of the box. Attendance,
4557. Score:
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NEW YORK, July s.-The Franco-Amer-
lean revolver match has been oficially de-
cided, cables the Paris correspondent OF
the Herald. in favor of the American team.
who made 1859 points, against 1910 scored
by their opponents thus winning BY 2>s
points.
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Runs-Smith, Owens, Cristal CD, L. Tur-
ner Bernard Reisling CD, Bannon. Arndt
ca. c. Turner, Raymer CD Two-base hits
Schaub. Cristall Turner, Arndt, c. Tur-
ner Home runs-Cristall, I. Turner, Refs
ling. Struck out-By German. 4; by Refs
ling, 2; by McMakin, 3 Bases on balls-On
German, A. off McMackin, 5. oSactifice hit
Owens Stolen bases-Toledo, Z; Columbus,
T. Time-Two hours. Umpire-Mullane. At
tendance--5Q0.
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Terre Haute Won.

TERRE HAUTE. July 9.-Terre Haute
won the first game of a double-header to-
day. Evansville's only score was OHara's
home run. The second game was called in
the fourth inning on account of darkness.
Score first game:
Terre Haute 20 0 O 0 2 "-3 6 2
Evansville 100 0 0 OIL 6 2
Batteries-Grubbs and Richardson; Par
kins and Mckinley.
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BOSTON, July 9.-Boston again defeated
Chicago. Callahan strained his leg and
was forced to retire. His consequent weak
ness on buhts in TIE third cost Chicago
the game Score
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Runs-Bay, Bradley GU, Flick Mccarthy,
Gochnauer Clingman, Wright, Hartsel (S).
Davis CD, Murphy, Nj. Cross, Powers, Plank.
Two-base hits-Bradley, Mccarthy, Davis
(2). Powers, Henley. Sacrifice hits-Picker-
ing L. Cross. Stolen bases-Hartsel Pick
ering, Murphy CD, M Cross. Left on bases
Cleveland, s; Philadelphia, Is. Bases on
balls-On Wright, 5: off Bernhard. 1: of
Plank, 2 Hit by pitched ball-By Plank i.
Struck out-By Wright, 2; by Bernhard. 2:
by Plank. 5; by Henley. 2. Innings pitched
by Wright, q; by Bernhard. 8: by Plank.
Wright, 10: off Bernhard, 2; off Plank. II.
Wild pitch-Plank Time-2:05. Umpire
Hassett.
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TOLEDO, July s.-Toledo won to-days
game by superior hitting. Reisling caught
eight innings. then went in and pitched,
striking out the first two men up. Score:
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the sixth. Daryl won as he pleased. Sum-
First Race-six furlongs: Heather Bee,
ITO IL. Walsh). 4 TO /. won; Dynasty. los
(Donovanl. 10 l. second. Rakelment, ITO
tPieratt), 5 TO /. third. Time, liza.
Second--Five furlongs: Orderly, 100 tDon-
ovan, to 2; won; ,t the re oiop prn ia 10 So
lPauu 4 10 1. third. Time. 1:02.
Third-One mile: Harding. "a (Johnson), i
10 2 won; Red Robe. 1ei (Munro), ii to 9,
second: Hopedale. loi (Castro)' 10 TO 1. third.
Fonrth~Five furlongs: Flo Manola. Ito
q. Walsh. 3 to ]. won; Belle podson, 10
q On c sohnson' 10 s. third. Time. 1:os.
Fifth-Mile and one-eighth: Nellie Bawn,
1el Donovanl. 10 to !. won; Malay Ia i9s o SI.
Deanl to ;, seeon Ti;n serry, 20 IN '0nn
Sixth-Mile and one-eighth: Col. Ander-
son. So paul. TO 2, won; Snare, 80 IN:
Johnson, TO j. second; June Collins, 81
. (Pieratt). 10 10 J. third. Time. 1851.
Daryi las fPernberton), to 2. won; Farada.
IT.. l34 tSchilD, 10 to /, second; Capt. Con-
ever, 13s (Boyser). to /, third Time
3:44l4.
Highland Park entries for Friday:
First Race-Six furlongs: Russiona, 100:
ards, Alene F., President. Annola. Sanie
Mac, Filly Deck. Helen Oakford, 100
Second-Mile and one-eighth: John Drake.
1os; Handcuff. Glenwood; Ode; lGs; q prince zeno'
Third-Fiye furlongs: George James, Far
kee, los; Loeb Coil, Probable, Diaphonius,
los; Lobenetta. Seven Oaks. Slinte, DICK
Ripley, Caloosahatchie, Irene Cross, cay
bon, 100.
Fourth-Mile and one-eighth: Reserva-
ton, us; Soothsayer. no; Harding, lV9' Luz
ralighter, 106; Little Boy. lO2; Flora Will
louehby. 1O1: Neeburban, 80; Ancke. 20.
Fifth-Seven furlongs: Benckart. III; The
Irish Boy Flaneur, 101; Fairbury. l6; iver-
MIA, log; Annu, los; Oconee. 100; circus
Girl IS. -
sixth - Six furlongs: Springwater, no;
Homily, Kite. Reeves, los; Lorne, Artist,
1O2; Tribes, Monida, 100; East Indian. ";
Ruth Vause, 50.
Seyenth-Seven furlongs: Ed L., LIZ; jig
ger. 10: Nuptial los; Rustic Girl, l07; Ethel
Davis, los; Rene 10i; The Stewardess, lOS;
Barnacle, 90; Comena, 81.
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SAN FRANCISCO. July s.-After losing
s45. 90 in cornerinz the lima bean market
and securing 100000 pounds to find nobody
who wanted the beans. Lyden q Co. have
assigned. The liabilities will amount to
10000 and the assets are estimated at
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The Rame was well-played and interesting
contest and was won in the ninth py the
locals Attendance. GOO. Score:
Ining run was scored.

Runs ; Geier, Shannon u, HukgIHs'
Wheeler, McCreery. Spooner CD, smith Two
ba hit-Ferguson. Three-base hit--Smith.
Sacrifice hits-Pierce, Mcintyre Double
play-Smith to Spooner. stolen bases-Hug-
gins CD Bases on balls-Of Stimmell, =.
Struck out-By Ferguson-Laily, Marth, py
Observation-Disclosures. Geier, Jackson. Left on
bases-St. Paul, 5; Minneapolis, T. Time OF
game-1:40. Umpire-Foreman.
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feature mt DeImar Park Won by
Helen Print, mt 8 to 4.

ST. LOUIS, July 9.-The races ut Delmar
Park were a little above the ordinary to-
Jay. The feature was the July selling
fweepstakes, at six furlongs, which was
ION by Helen Print at to l. Helen Print
face. where she stayed till the stretch,
then she came fast, passing the four horses
d front OF her nicely and winning by a half
ength- Croix dor finished head in front
n Frank Bell. The fifth race was an ex-
ielient performance. The first three horses
an nose and nose from the eighth pole.
md it was certainly a true race-a nose
lnd-nose finish, with Jack Young first, De
aezke and Pourquoi Pas second and third.
Track fast. Summaries:
First Race-Seven furlongs selling: Le-
.ation, 80 CPowell, 10 TO l, won; Great
itar, 100 (Wilhns), 10 TO !, second; Lille
long, 81 (Higgins), 10 TO /, third. Time,
:3o14.
Second-seven furlongs, selling: Custus,
8 (F. Smith). to .. won; DR.. Clark, los
Troxler), TO 5. second; Also Ran III, l04
ID. HaiD. Is 10 l. third. Time. 1:29s4.
Third = Five furlongs. selling: ]. W.
lolin, no. (BelD. TO /, second; Perla, i02
Shea). to l, third. Time, 1:O2l1.
Fourth-Six furlongs. selling sweepstakes:
delen Print. IS Of. smithh to 1. won;
,roix dor, 10l CHiggins). 10 TO /, second;
frank Bell, lis OIL Booker. to l. third.
time. Ills.
Fifth = Mile and seventy yards: Jack
young. lbs (Schilling). 10 l. won; De
seszke, 102 (Calvet). to /, second; Pour
Iuoi Pas, los (Higgins), TO j, third. Time,
:47L.
sixth-Mile and one-eighth. selling: The
Messenger. 103 (Shea), III to 1, won; Hand
pinner, 102 (Scully), TO 1. second; Gin
pray, l02 Louden), Is 10 ], third. Time,
STA
Delmar Park entries for Friday:
First Race-Four and one-half furlongs:
cling: Thunderation, Glen Esther, sS
luaker Girl, log: Ring Walt, 10S Enigma
Ienton. So; Malcolm r. Rhyme and Reason,
.om Rowe, 1O4; Lila Noel, 100; Ora McKin-
ey, 81; Tom kiley, lis.
Second-Six and one-half furiongs; selling:
Attle Corl<er, 81; Stub. 102; DIR. Clark. los;
lara Woods, Carrie Hope, 104 A. Convict
A. Ellen. ReJola, Alto. 90: John Grigsby
-: Macbeth. 1o7; Lynch. 10l-
Third-Ffve furlongs; purse: Anna Hardy,
:. Aillbrook. III; Lord Hermence, 107;
frank Collins, Scalper, Hoe Down. 103;
'ootsey Mack. los; Ingothrift. log: Mengis,
'urrando. Wigwam. Foxy Grandpa, loo.
Fourth-Seyen furlongs: purse: Golden
Hitter, Maude Come. Miss Mae Day, los:
lary Lavana, Poseur. IS.
Finh-One mile and a sixteenth: selling:
Singis Pet. 100; Orpheum. SO; Kitty Clyde
%, Dawson, los; Hanan, i05; Pierce j., los;
sugehia s., i0z: Charles Ramsey, 100.
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Home Run Chinched a Victory.

DAYTON, o.. July "a home run by
Curtis with two men on bases in the eighth
clinched the game against Dayton to-day.
Score:
RHE
DAYTON . 10 2 0 o 0-3 5 3
Wheeling =. 10 o 0 1-6 Q o
Batteries-Mullin and Fox; Rosson and
Shannon.
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Game Postponed.

MARION, Ind, July 9.-Game with Grand
Rapids postponed on account of automobile
races.
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ST. PAUL July s.-st Paul played on \
postponed game with Minneapolis to-day.
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ton held batting matinee and piled up a
total of twenty-four hits, Of which three
were home runs, three triples and two
doubles. Buelow was put OF the grounds
for talking back TO the umpire. Score:
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Special to tho Indianapolis Journal
FRANKFORT. Ind, July 9.-Bonner and
Bay Billy won the races here to-day.
2:30 Trot: purse $500.
Bonner .-...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Beu 6i1-o........ ......... ...............z
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Some Of the Champions Guilty OF
stupid Work-Toledo Beat Coium-
bus-Loufsville Here To-day.
American Association standing.
Association Games To-Day.

Louisville at Indianapolis.
Columbus at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Kansas City at St. Paul.
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League Standing.
American League Games To-Day.

Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
= Detroit at Washington.
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SOUTH BEND HAD A WALKAWAY IN
GAME WITH FORT WAYNE.
Mofiitt Kept Hits Well Scattered-Cur-
Bases, Won for wheeling.
Central League Standing.
Central League Games To-day.

Evansville at Terre Haute.
Fort Wayne at South Send.
Grand Rapids at Marion.
Wheeling at Dayton.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-10
southern League. .

Birmingham, 3; Little Rock, 1.
Nashville 2; New Orleans, 0.
Atlanta, 4; Memphis, /.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-30
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York Sept. 29.-People who
came down to Wall street to-day ex-
pecting a demoralized break In prices
met with a surprise. as vigorous sup
port was forthcoming from the most
nowerful financial interests in the
country and was steadily offered
throughout the day. The market closed
active and strong and at the best
prices of the day.
Net gains Of to 3 points were the
general rule throughout the list and in
The leaders. exceeded this. Pennsylva-
mia and Amalgamated Copper advanc-
ing az. and Union Pacific, Atchison,
Huntsville. Rock Island. Metropolitan
street Railway Brooklyn Transit and
pennies Gas from 3 70 5h.
The expectation Of the further slump
to-day was founded on the demoraiized
zone OF Pennsylvania and the resulting
unsettlement ~ the whoie list last
nlght. This influence Was supplement-
~ by the further decliHe in British
eonsOls to-day 90 new INV ie~si. The
United states Steel securities made .
hIrther break, the common ana pre-
ferred breaking through yesiefaays
new low record. nud The nondf falliuf
to within 4 anarfef THE ma ofity N
onerinr chhnEes wsa On the niff y
eesilnsr and fherf Nss some special
pressure aKainsi New forh Central