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taste OF the old blue laws to-day. The
orders of the clerk of the town, the Rev:
j. T. Moody, were carried into effect. All
fast driving and swearing on the streets
we're prohibited and every store and shop
was closed One could not even buy glass
OF soda water or a cigar.
In his sermon to his congregation to-day
Mr. Moody said he believed the Lord was
with him, and he proposed to enforce the
Sunday closing law for the next two years
Drug stores are not allowed 10 sell medi-
cines on Sunday except on orders from
physicians and livery stable men are not
permitted 10 rent rigs on the Sabbath.
This is the first instance on record where
the Sunday closing law has been so rigidly
enforced in this end OF the State. The mer-
chants are harsh in their criticism or the
minister, who is responsible for the closing
elected on the Prohibition ticket at the
election on MAY T.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair, Followed by Showers, and This
by Rain and Colder.

WASHINGTON. May 17.-Weather fore
cast for Monday and Tuesday:
Indiana and I1linoiS-Fair, followed by
showers on Monday. Tuesday rain and
coleer: brisk south winds. shifting to north
- Ohio-Falr on Monday. Tuesday fair ex-
cept showers and not so warm in west
portion; fresh south winds increasing.
Wisconsin-Showers on Monday and Tues
day; colder Tuesday; brisk south winds.
Kentucky-Fair on Monday, except show
ers In extreme west portion. Tuesday
showers and colder.
Lower Mishigan-Fair on Monday, warm
In northern portion. Tuesday showers
and not so warm; fresh to brisk south
winds .
Observation-Disclosures on Monday, much cold
er In east portion. Tuesday fair and warm
er.
Minnesota-Rain on Monday, cooler in
west and south portion. Tuesday rain and
colder: brisk south winds becoming north
west
Iowa and observation-disclosures and colder on
Monday. Tuesday fair, except rain and
colder 10 east portion.
Kansas and Nebraska-Showers and cold
er or Monday. Tuesday fair, except rain
and calder in east portions.
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Indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
ELWOOD, Ind, May H.-At a special
meeting behind closed doors last night the
City Council heard a report from Engineer
Vincent. OF Indianapolis. who was commits
stoned by the city a short time ago to make
a complete investigation OF the properties
of the EIwood Electric Light Company and
the Elwcod Hot Water Heating Company,
both holding valuable franchises here, with
a view of the plants being purchased by
the city. The report was an exhaustive one,
and, while no figures would be given out.
Joint plants was a little more than $4,000,
the price asked by the present owners II
arrangements for handling the bonds can
be made the city viii likely make the pur-
chase.
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New DistiIlery I'm Peoria

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, May lit has
been decided to build new distillery Of
5000 bushels Of corn daily capacity at
Peoria The sons of Colonel Beggs, tho
veteran distiiler. with Cincinnati and
Louisville men, will own the house. which
will be independent of the trust. ]. Ed
ward Beggs is now manager of the trust
house here and his brother. Thomas, Is
the yeast maker. Both will resign, TO take
effect June /. 1t was the desire OF the
Messrs Beggs to build the distillery in
Terre Haute, but they got better railroad
rates at Peoria.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
HANOVER. COLLEGE, Ind. May H.
The commencement exercises Of Hanover
College win occupy the week beginning
Friday, June 5. Following Is the pro-
eramrae: Friday, 40 p. m, exhibition py
senior preparatory class; Sabbath. 100 a.
M, baccalaureate sermon. by president
Fisher; 100 y. m. address before the Chris
tan associations by 5. f. Scovel, wooster,
o.: Monday, 10 a. m. field day: D. m.
tennis tournament; 7:30 p. m, class day ex-
ercises; Tuesday, 10 a. m, board or trustees
convsnes; 10 a. m, delivery OF diplomas for
literary societies: Zetelathean and Chresto-
nathan, By Miss s. Bella Hilands, Madi-
son. Ind: Union Literary; Philalathean. by
George A Gamble, Logansport, Ind; p:
m. meeting Of the Alumni Association and
banquet; -7:30 p. m, address before the
literary societies. by Rev. Francis X
Beattie. d. d, Louisville, Ky; wednesday,
June 10. commencement
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Died of His Injuries.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
COLUMBUS. Ind, May 17.-John Fischer.
aged ffty-three years. who was injured
last Friday morning in a runaway accident
two miles east OF here, died yesterday
morning from his injuries. He was driving
q team of mules hitched to a load OF hay
down a steep hill on to the so-called fatal
Ford bridge, when the front ladder of the
hay rigging broke and precipitated him
under the mules feet, where he was
tramped upon and afterward crushed by
the heavny-loaded wagon running over bis
body. Mr.. Fischer was a man or consid-
cradle means. He left a widow and seven
children
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind. May T.-Frank Lafferty,
formerly Democratic member Of Council
from the Fifth ward and candidate for
mayor on the workingman's ticket an
nounced yesterday that he would support
Theodore Roosevelt for President in the
next election If he should be nominated
He has been completely converted to Re-
publicanism. He is the recognized political
leader of the working people in Muncie.
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Earned Embellishments, 2.
Two-base Hits--Kleinow, Connors, Kihm
Stolen Base-Fox.
Bases on Balls-Of Reisling, /; off Will
liams, 2: off Ford 2.
Struck Out-By Reisling, 4; by Williams,
/; by Ford, 6.
Hit by Pitched Ball-Heydon, Tamsett.
Left on Bases-Indianapolis 3; Toledo, s.
Double Plays-Williams to O'Brien to
Kihm.
Wild Fredericksburg.
Time-Two hours.
Umpire-Foreman.
Attendance-3,S00.
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respectively. on Indianas winning nine, left
Iasf might for their homes, not to return
10 college. Gilchrist was dropped from col
1ere lash week owing TO entrance credentials
which he promised 70 furnish the dean. but
which wefe never provided; ana because OF
fhis his rsaa companion, Beech. refused to
remain in college and catch on the team I'M
less Gilchriss was restored.
When the committee took action on Gil
chrfsts cafe, President Bryan was away,
and upon his return II was thought he
would have the matter reconsidered, but
he accepted the report, which declared
Gllchrist rot eligible to enter the univer-
sify.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, May T.-Leslie Mat
thews, who was under arrest for cruelty to
a stepson, and who was threatened with
mob violence previous to his arrest, es-
capped easily In the Circuit Court. He got
a small fine and jail sentence. Roy Will
liams, of Dayton, o., held for larceny, got
the same kind of punishment.
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HERMIs BRINGS 100000.


NEW YORK, May 17.-Hermis, the cham
pion three-year-eld Of 1902, has been sold
by L. ". Bell to Edward r. Thomas. son
of the late Gen. Samuel Thomas, the most
recent newcomer on the turf. The price
paid by Mr.. Thomas is reported to be $50, OOO
The price paid for Hermis is possibly the
largest ever realized for a horse I'm train
ing in the United States. 1t was said the
late Marcus DAILY paid 10000 for Hamburg.
Afterwards 1t was declared that the actual
price was $4,000 This would make the
price paid by Mr.. Thomas the largest in
the history of the American turf.
The sale was arranged at Morris Park.
where Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas saw Hermis
work a mile trial IN 1:44%.
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BoARDERs SCREAMED IN FEAR.
Fire I'm North Merfdian-street Board
ing House Causes Alarm.

A sneak thief tried to rob the refrig-
orator in the boarding house Of Mrs. Green.
40 North Meridian street. at o'clock this
morning. and. although he failed to carry
away a light lunch, he dropped q match on
the floor OF q back room which caused, for
q few minutes. an alarming blaze. The
damage was slight. but the boarders,
frightened by the confusion and smell Of
smoke rushed pell nell from their rooms
into the street. very scantily attired. Some
of the women screamed Justify until as
sured that they yet had some days 10 live.
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Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND. Ind. May 17.-Invitations
have been issued for the inauguration Of
Robert Lincoln Kelley as president OF Earl
ham College on Monday, June 8. The ex-
ercises will take place In Lindley Hall.
There viii be a symposium at 1870 a. M,
the Inauguration takes place at 2:3o p. m.
and q reception at p. m. A number OF
monument educators are TO attend.
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Two-base hit-Martain Three-base hit
Higgins. Socrifice hit-Huggins Stolen
bases-Shannon, Jackson. Pierce. Huggins.
Yeager. Bases on balls-On Sporer 8: off
Stimmel. 2: of Ferguson. L. Struck out
By Ferguson, 3: by Stimmel, 4. Left on
bases-St. Paul, s; Minneapolis. T. Time
I:fO. Umpires-Cunningham and Moran
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,ged. Score
Totals .....s IA q IL
Score nv innings:

Cleveland
New Yorl
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, May 17.-Muncie hit Lind
sey at opportune times to-day and Knepper
kept Sidneys hits scattered. The game was
fast, and was enlivened by several brilliant
plays. Eaton, Muncis's left fielder, was a
star. Score:
RH E
Sidney ...0 90 OIL o. z 2
Muncie ..........1 0 o 90 2 8 s5 2
Batteries-L.indsey and Doyle; Knepper
and Simon. Attendance-16Oo.
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Two-ba.e hit-McCarthy Three-base hits
Bay, Mccarthy. Flick. Courtney. Sacrafice
hits-Mccarthy, Long. Stolen bases-Flick.
Conroy. Base on balis-On Griffith. /. Hit
Cleveland. l. New York. l. Left on bases
Cleveland. ): New York. 5. Struck out-By
Joss. 1; by 0rfmth. 2. Passed ball-Beville
-4.S2z.
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home team winning. Plank, who had won
five straight games, went in for Philadel-
phia, but he was forced TO give way TO
Henley in the fifth inning when the home
team batted out three runs on four hits.
one of them a three-bagger and another
for two. Donahue was also hit often, but
held the hits down to singles with one ex-
ception. Attendance, 1850. Score:
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Earned runs-Louisville. 5; Columbus, 1.
Two-base hits-Mellor, Hart. Three-base
hits-Clymer Viox, Arndt. Home run-Od-
we'll. Stolen bases-Turner, Bannon. Sac
rifice hit-Viox. Hit by pitched ball
Schriver. Sullivan. Left on bases-Louis-
Vile. A: Columbus, 5. Bases on balls-Of
Coons, 2; of Williams, 3. Struck out-By
Coons, i; by Williams, 2 Time Of game
2:10. Umpire-Haskell.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HANOVER, Ind, May 1.-THE Indiana
Academy of Science will hold its annual
meeting at Madison and Hanover May 81
%. The feature of the meetings viii be
botanical and geological research expcdi-
tions in the wilds between the two points.
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Totals ..-.24 IS IS 1e
Score by innings:

Innings pitched-Maloney. 8; Richenbach.
/; Wits, g. Base hits mademOn Maloney,
s; of Richenbach, 1; of Wills IL. Bases
on balls-Of Wills, 2 Struck out-By Ma
loney. 6; by Reichenbach, 2; by Wills. s.
Hit by pitcher-By Maloney, 2; by Wills. l.
Two-base hits-Hyatt. HILL Three-base
hit-Miglan Sacrifice hit-Gillespie. Double
play-Graham and Kellomeyer. Stolen
bases-Dufy, Moore, Handlon, Reichen-
bach. Kellomeyer, Wills Hooper (2)
Passed balls-By Moore. L: by Hyatt, /: by
Hooper, 2. First base on errors-Kahns. 3:
Harmon & Hall. 2. Left on bases-Kahns.
6; Harmon & Hall, 3. Umpire-Brockway.
Time-1:50 Attendance-200
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CHICAGO, May N.-Washington hit Pat
terson hard and easily won to-day's game.
The locals could do nothing with Patten,
except in the fourth and sixth innings,
when both of their runs were scored. Is
bells hitting and a brilliant running catch
by Holmes were the features. Attendance,
4 e
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ST. PAUL, May H.-Sporer's bases on
balls and one hit allowed st. Paul to score
three runs in the first sufficient to win the
game, After the first inning tho game was
brilliant, both Stimmel and Furguson pitch
ing splendid ball and receiving almost
faultless support. Attendance, 5000 Score:
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odweIl,s Lucky Drive.

LOUISVILLE, May 17.--In the latter half
of the ninth inning, and the score against
Louisville, with two men out and two men
on bases, Odwell drove a ball into right
field for q home run, winning a game
which I'D TO the last inning had been lost
on errors by the local team Attendance,
5000. Score:
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CENTRAL LEAGUE GAMES.


South Bend Loses ON a wild Pitck-
Other Sunday Contests.
SOUTH BEND. Ind, May 17-South
Bend lost the game in the second to-day,
when Pitcher Hines gave two passes by
wild pitch. Mofiitt. who succeeded Hines.
pitched fine ball. Score:
RHE
Fort Wayne. 10 2 o o 90 "a q
South Bend.....0 0 90 o 0-3 Z 2
Batteries-Carbin and Osdick; Hines,
Mof1tt and Lieman.
ANDERSON, May 1.-THE locals won
to-day in the fifth on Wheeling's error and
timely hits. Score:
RHE
wheeling 30 o o 2[5 II 6
Observation-Disclosures and Queisser:
Rosson and Shannon.
MARION, Ind, May 17.-Marion played a
loose game In the field, and Dayton scored
most of her runs on errors Score:
Marion .........2 o 2 o o o o. SSH s
Dayton .........0 o o o % 8 2
characterization and Jessup; Hart
and Fox.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, May T.-Terre
Haute was outbatted to-day by Evansville.
MCGUIRE, who came here from Memphis,
was largely responsible for the games be-
ing lost. Score:
RHE
Terre Haute IL o i 0 2 % o % 10 3
Evansville 40 0-6 IL 2
Batteries-Scott and Mcclure; Foreman
and Mckinley.
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Bases on balls-On Malay. 2; on Spring.
er, 8. Struck out-By Malay, IL: by Spring.
base hits-Rane. z. Guthrie. Three-bsse
hit - Jordan. Sacrifice hit - O'Connell.
Double play-Fitzgerald and O'Connell.
o., o'conneil, Cain, Fitzgerald, Peele, Cas-
SELL j. Sullivan, Ressler. Passed balls
Ressler CO. First base on errers-Kellers.
s; Y. NJ. l., 4. Left on bases-Kellers, s:
Y. M. l., Z. Umpire-Qualters. Time-2:0.
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PARIS. May H.-William X. vanderbit's
Edna was fourth in the Prix des Ecuries.
and his Reinette III did not gain a place in
the Prix de Diane at Chantilly to-day.
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EIwood Defeat. Tipton-Cicero.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, May 17.-Elwood won the
second game of the series from Upton
Cicero before 1900 people here this after
noon. Score:
RHE
Upton .1 % o o 80 6
Elwood ........0 6 o o o 2 0 IS 6
Batteries-Cole and Roberts; Hunt, Bam-
brough and st. Clair.
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Lafayette Woman Killed.

CHICAGO. May n.-Mrs. Mary Began,
of Lafayette, Ind, tonight was killed by
Halsted-street electric car. In alighting
from the car she was struck by car
going in the opposite direction She rolled
under the fender and was carried along for
nearly one hundred feet.
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Greenfield shuts Ont Cincinnati

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENFIELD, Ind, May 1.-THE Green
field team shut out the Cincinnati Clippers,
IS to o, at Spring Lake Park to-day before
a large crowd. The game was well played
on the part Of Greenfield but the visitors
played poorly. Score by innings:
X III E
Greenfield 100 2 1 lis 20 2
Cincinnati 10 0 0 o 90 8 Z
Umpire-Dewey. Time-1:40 Attendance
1000.
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Left on bases-Chicago. 6; Washington, 9.
Two-base hits-Green, Isbell, Holmes,
Clark, Ryan. Three-base hit-Selbach Sac
rifice hits-Martin, Ryan. Stolen bases
Holmes Coughlin. Double plays-Coughlin
and Carey; Patten and Carey. Struck out
BY Patterson, 2: by Patten, 4. Base on
balls-Off Patterson. l. Wild pitch-Pat-
terson. Hit with ball-Carey. Time-l:45.
Umpires-Bassett and Carruthers.
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WON A LlSTLESS GAME
INDIANAPOLIS PROFITED BY FORD'S
EXCELLENT PITCHING.
Meredith the Cause OF Kansas City's
Defeat-LouisviIIe Saved Itself in
the Ninth-Other Games.


INDIANAPOLIS. 8: Toledo. 3.3SoO
Louisville, u; Columbus, 10...............5Oo0
Milwaukee. s; Kansas City. 2.............5.SOo
St. Paul, 9; Minneapolis. sou
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
MONTPELIER, Ind, May 1.-THE first
game Of ball Of the season in this city was
played In the park to-day by the local team
and Huntington. the former winning by a
score of III TO 4 The locals played all around
the visitors. The features were long drives
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DuesseIdorfers Win.

The Duesseldorfers of Indianapolis won q
hard-earned victory over Rushviile yester-
day afternoon. The game was one OF the
best Of the season. and for six innings stood
1 to in favor of Rushville. Hard hitting
in the eighth won the game for the indiana
apolis boys. Roelps pitching was the fea-
ture of the day. Score:
RHE
Duesseldorfers 90 0014 ess3
Rushville 100 0 0 o 2 O e-3 4
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trial League
~.
Games Scheduled for To-Day.

Games Scheduled for To-Day.
American League
Boston at Detroit
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
National League
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburg at New York.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Central League
Evansville at Terre Haute.
Fort Wayne at South Bend.
Dayton at Marion.
Wheeling at Anderson.
COLUMBUS, o., May 17.-CleveIand and
New York played championship game
transferred from Cleveland here to-day.
Cleveland was an easy winner, taking the
game In hand at the start by pounding Grit
fith for six singles. double and triple in
the first two innings. Joss was puszle to
the New Workers and his support was ex-
cellent, the fielding Of Gochsnauer being a
feature. New York's play was slow and
ragged. Score:
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BLUE LAWS AT NEwBURG.

Stores, Shops and Stables Closed, Fast
Driving and Swearing Prohibited.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, May 1.-THE town
Of Newburg. ten miles east OF here. had a
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The game between the Kahn Tailoring
Company team and Harmon & Hall team
was one-sided and uninteresting The
Kahns left their opponents at the post and
the score, "a to z, tells the story. The score:
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Phyle ca, Donahue, Speer, Meredith. Sac
rifce hits-Wood Dunleavy. Meredith.
Phyle. stolen base-Schlsney. Bases on
off Meredith 2. Struck out-By Mcdonald
1; by McGaughey, 1; by Meredith, l. Left
on bases-Kansas City, 8; Milwaukee, g.
Time-1:50. Umpire-Mullane.
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won on Mereditb,. Pitcbinp

KANSAS CITY, May 17.-Meredith pitched
winning ball, holding the locals down to six
hits, while Mcdonald, who pitched the first
seven innings, was batted freely. Attend
ance. 800. Score:
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Thomas Alfred Starkey, OF the Episcopal
diocese Of Newark. died to-day at hts honnA
He was eighty-four years old He became
preacher on May 81. lS4s. He was barn
In Philadelphia
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At Hillside Park.

The Old Hoyts were victorious over the
Churchman's yesterday afternoon by a
score of to s. He'll and Dever did the
battery work for the Old Hoyts.
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new YORK IS VERY EASY
CLEVELAND WON TRANSFERRED
GAME BY GOOD SCORE.
Washington Hits Patterson HARDEST.
I'm the Central League.
Results and Attendance.

American League
Cleveland, g.: New York, 2............. l,822
st. Louis, 8; philadelphia, 3.............u.50 500
Washington. 6; Chicago, .16, 00(
Central League
Evansville, s.; Terre Haute, T.
Fort Wayne, T. South Bend, 8.
Andersen. z: Wheeling, 5.
Dayton, 8; Marion. 8.
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Game Won by she1byville.


Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND. Ind, May T.-Dunkirk and
Portland ball teams played a very inter-
esting game at Portland Park to-day be-
fore a crowd of LOO people. Score:
Dunkirk ..............0 O 0 0N3
Portland ..............0 0 0 IS
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ST. LOUIS. May H.-Philadelphia and ST.
Louis had . siugghg match to-day. the
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Local Observation. ON Sunday.

Bar. Tn. R.H. Wind. wether. Pre-
g. m 3o14 S. % South Clear 900
2 p M zoos. ~ 90 South PIT. Cldy 600
Maximum temperature. 81; minimum tenn
perature, Ca
Comparative statement OF mean tempera-
ture and total precipitation on May II:
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Totals 1913 IA "a II
.Hartsel batted for Powers in tn

IOtdIs ..-..o n q 7 .
'Hartsel batted for Powers in the sixth.
Score by innings:
st. Louis .............0 o o 3 80
Philadelphia ........0 o 2 o 0-3
Earned runs-St. Louis, s. Philadelphia, 3.
Two-base hits-Wallace (9, Murphy.
Three-base hits-Heidrick. Hemphill CD
Sacrifice hits-Pickering, Sugden, Donahue
Double plays-Burkett and Sugden; Held
rick and Anderson. Stolen bases-Burkett,
Sugden, Davis, l.. Cross. Bases on balls
on Henley, 2. Struck out-By Donahue 2;
by Plank, 8. Left on bases-St. Louis, S;
Philadelphia, g. Time-1:3s. Umpire-Sher-
idan.
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Southern League Results.

Memphis. 8: Little Rock, 5.
Montgomery. o: Atlanta, 1.
New Orleans, II; Shreveport, 5.
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Totals .....2 6.2s 1e 0

*Phyle out on bunt strike. s*Geer batted
for McAndrews In the ninth.
Score by innings:
Kansas City ....0 o o o.
Milwaukee .......1 3 90 3 0 0-S