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American I'm Mexican Prison.

PARRALL. Chichuahua. Mex, June A.
Thomas Fouley Fountain. one OF the sons of
Col. A. ]. Fountain. is having peculiar and
very trying experience here. where he is
held a close prisoner on the charge of
threatening to kill Grant Gillette, the erst-
while cattle king of Kansas, who, 1t Is al
legged. took refuge in Mexico TO escape his
creditors. Young Fountain has been in
Jail month or more. and there seems little
prospect for his immediate release.
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DEDICATION OF A CHURCH
TERRE HAUTE CONGREGATIONS
In THEIR FINE NEW HOUSE.
structure Cost $4,000 and Is Dedicat-
ed Practically Free from Debt
Many Ministers Present.
pecial to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June H.-The new
edifice of the First Congregational Church,
which was dedicated to-day, has In one OF
its larger windows a memorial glass for
DR.. NJ. A. Jewett, who founded the church
in 1884 and who was induced to stop in
Terre Haute for the purpose by men about
a tavern who admired the horse he was
riding on his way from Baltimore to st.
Louis to find location as a minister of the
gospel A historian of the church has
written that the people of the village were
''of high character and very little profess
sional piety," so that. while many of them
had been here from New England for
eighteen years, they did not build a church
until the ex-sea captain, who was landlord
of the tavern and far from religious,
started the movement in behalf of Mr..
Jewett. The horse-racing contingent liked
the minister's horse and told him If he
would remain over Sunday they would get
a congregation for him, which they did.
The edifice dedicated to-day cost $4,000
and with the site represents property
value of $4,000, and to-day closes with
practically no debt The Gothic style of
architecture was followed and the windows
form a pointed arch, the whole building
seating capacity is 200. The congregation is
not large one, perhaps 200, but 1t is be-
lieved to comprise more wealth than that
of any other church i'm the city. The new
church has a new pastor, the Rev. Henry
Harding Wentworth, a native of Tennessee,
but coming to Terre Haute from Gofstown.
N. III. His boyhood was spent in Cincin-
natl and Xenia, o. He was graduated
from Williams College in 1885 and was ad
mitted to the bar I'm Chicago, but later took
the theological course at Andover.
The dedicatory sermon this morning was
preached by the Rev. j. H. Crum, recently
removed from Kansas City to Indianapolis,
who was pastor here from 1889 to 1896.
There were afternoon services in which
many Terre Haute ministers participated
and the Rev. z. d. Curtis, of Indianapolis,
delivered the greeting on behalf of the
State at large.
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Great excitement was created last night
on the Greenfield car which arrived In the
city at II :35. AT Illinois street the car was
boarded by a policeman and for few
minutes thereafter pandemonium relgned
Women sprang upon the seats and crouched
against the sides OF the car while the men
helped as best they could. the policeman In
his efforts to handle n man named w. 1.
budding. of this city. budding was drunk
and fought with the strength OF a maniac.
He had boarded the car at Greenfield and
at once began TO hunt for trouble. He
finally got the conductor. John Lucid. into
an argument and at the first opportunity
planted his fist I'm the conductors face
Word was sent ahead TO the police DEPART
ment and when the car arrived at Illinois
street. Policeman Mulverhill was awaiting
IT. After a short but furious struggle. Dud-
ding was overpowered and arrested for
assault and battery.
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DEFEATS The LEADERS
CINCINNATI LOWERS THE LEAD OF
NEW YORK SOMEWHAT.

Boston Beats the TaiIenders with Ease
Down tn the Qualcr Team.
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City Getting Out of Debt.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 14.-Chairman
w. w. Alden, of the City Council finance
committee, announced yesterday that the
city is rapidly reducing the heavy debt that
has hung over it for several years. On
June l. 1902, the total indebtedness was
S ee ai redcad to sto AZ 50 ',s amount
So, 600 having been paid i'm a year. The
showing is gratifying, and the finance COM
mittee intends to clear off all Indebtedness
in two years.
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KNOCKED HIS WIFE DOWN.
John Black struck Her and then Took
to His Heels.

John Black, 621 West North street, was
arrested last night by Patrolmen Lee, Ad-
mire and Mckinney for abusing his wife,
and was slated at police station for assault
and battery. Black and his wife have not
got along smoothly for some time, and
yesterday morning they became involved in
a discussion that resulted In fight in
which Mrs. Black was knocked down by
her husband. who also threatened TO kill
her. After the fight Black ran away and
could not be found until last night. when
the officers.
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Deaf Mute Killed by Train.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
SHOALS. Ind, June H.-East-bound b.
& o. S. w. passenger train No. 4, going
forty miles hour, struck Ben James
deaf and dumb, mile west of town this
morning. killing him instantly His neck.
both legs and right arm were broken. He
was twenty-eight years old.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HANOVER, Ind. June IA letter re-
ceived to-day by President Fisher. of Han
over College, from the chief counsel at Gin
cinnati says that the Louisville branch of
the ong-promised Chicago. Cincinnati a.
Louisville Railroad would be built as soon
as men and material can be procured
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Observance Mt Evansville.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 1-Flag day
was observed here to-day. The Rev. T. A.
Whittle delivered sermon at the First
Baptist Church on the origin of the flag.
At the hall of the Young Mems Christian
Association Judge Robert ID. Richardson
spoke on THE Flag" Flags were hung in
conspicuous places all over the city.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, June H-Charles
Moore, eighteen years old, was shot this
evening by officer Grovelle Bundy, while
trying TO escape arrest Moore and a COM
panion named Frank Williams were caus-
ing trouble in house, and the officers were
called Both ran and Bundy fired. The
ball struck Moore in the hip, but ii was
not known until later that Moore was
wounded. His injury is not believed to be
serious. Williams escaped.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
Upton, Ind, June lathe residence of
Leonard Burkhart, in the northern part of
the city, destroyed by fire this after
noon. The origin is a mystery, as the fam
lily was absent at the time. The loss will
reach $500, with $500 insurance in the
Ohio Farmers
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Runs-Arndt, Turner, Mellor Wagner.
Earned runs--Columbus, 2. Stolen bases
Bannon, Raymer. Bases on balls-Of Wag-
ner, 2; off Durham, 2. Two-base hits
Arndt, Turner, McAndrews. Three-base hit
Wagner. Double plays-Turner to Ray
mer to Mellor; Wagner to Turner to Melor.
Hit by pitched ball-Raymer. Struck out
BY Wagner. 4; by Durham, /. Time-l:2.
IYmpire-FOreman.
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Obituary..

CHICAGO. June I-Mrs. Lettie Mason
Quine. president OF the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society OF the Methodist
Church, died at her home here to-day. Mrs
Quine was widely known In religious cir
cles throughout the country and was one
of the most influential women in Method
ism.
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Marion at Terre Haute.
Wheeling at South Bend.
Fort Wayne at Dayton.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June H-Daring
base running by Marion won for the visit
ors to-day. Terre Haute played thirteen
men. Meekins work with the indicator,
ing home with Popp holding the ball in
his hands were the features. Score:
Terre Haute 1 0 o 4 1 OF 10 8
Marion .......0 / 0 5 1 0-s 10 o
Batteries-scott. Frye. Popp and Rich
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 14-Grand
Rapids won by punching hits in the sew
enth inning. Score:
RHE
Grand Rapids 9 81 8 !
Batteries-Minor and Mckinley; Fassell
and O'Neil.
DAYTON, O., june H-The Veterans
lost hard game to-day. the contest be-
ing marked for hard hitting of both sides
and brilliant field work Dayton knocked
Mason out of the box in the first, Curtis
taking his place and making a home run.
Score:
RHE
Dayton ....... 3 o o o o o o 8 0-6 s 4
Fort Wayne 1 1 4 o o O-s II 2
Batteries-Hart and Fox; Mason, Curtis
and Ostdeik.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, June a. South
Bend made twenty-eight hits and forty
one bases to-day. Score:
South Bend 10 2 o s-7 2S
Wheeling 800 o 0 2 0 O o o % 6 S
Batteries-Ferguson and Tieman; Bars
dOrfer, Curtis and Shannon.
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Chicago Dre..e. Philadelphia.

CHICAGO, June H.-The visitors went to
the bad in the sixth inning. After the first
two locals up had been retired, Dugglesby
lost control. gave two passes, made a wild
throw, and was hit for two singles and a
double. which, with two steals. gave the
locals four runs. The visitors scored twice
on a gift. pass and three singles. At.
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crowd at Spring Lake Park, and Greenfield
easily romped away with the game by the
score Of 20 TO 5. Score
RHE
Greenfield .....3 o s sol o s 30 Is
Cicero Reds....1 o o. 5 10
Batteries-Derrick and Cummins: Bales
and Curtis.
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SUNDAY GAMES AT MUNCIE.
Arrangements Made by Manager Wat
kins to Play There.

The games scheduled for Indianapolis on
Sundays will be played at Muncie
the remainder of this season. An announce
ment was made last week that the games
would be played at Anderson, but it was
found impossible to secure the grounds and
arrangements were made Immediately for
the Muncie grounds.
Professional ball has not been played in
Muncie for some time There Is semi
professional team in that city and ii has
drawn large crowds. 1t is believed the
Indianapolis team and the visiting teams
will attract large crowds whenever they
play in Muncie. The Big Four Railroad
will run excursions to Muncie whenever
Indianapolis plays there on Sunday. The
first game will be played next Sunday be-
tween Indianapolis and St Paul.
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MINNEAPOLIS TO-DAY.
Ford and Stimmel VIII Probably BE
OupOsfnU Pitchers.

The American Association schedule does
not provide for to-day. but on account Of
yesterdays game between Indianapolis and
Minneapolis being postponed, the two teams
will play at Washington Park this after
noon. The game will be called at 3:45
Ford will probably be sent to the box by
Manager Watkins, while Stmmel, the ex-
Hoosier, is slated to oppose him.
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ST. LOUIS. June 14-The Boston team
had little trouble in winning from the home
team here to-day. the final score being to
j, in favor OF the Bostons. Piatt, who was
in the box for the Bostons. let the St.
Louisans down with four hits Greminsers
fielding was the feature OF the game. At
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ndance, 900. Score:

Runs-Farrell, Dexter, Cooley. Carney,
Abbattichio. Piatt. Earned runs-Boston,
3. Two-base hits-Moran Carney, Kit
tredge. Three-base hits-Brain, Greminger.
Sacrifice hits-Donovan. Hackett, Kittredge,
Abattichio. Double plays-Currie, Hackett
and j. O'Neil; j. O'Neil, Burke and Hack
EFT. Stolen base-Cooley. Bases balls
-On ONeiI, 2; of Currie. 1; OF Piatt. 3.
Struck out--By O'Neil, L. by Currie, ]. Left
on bases-St. Louis. Z; Boston, 5. Time
1:47. Umpire-Holliday.
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struck His sister-in-Law.

James Giiby. OF West Indianapolis. struck
his sister-in-law. Mrs. Alice Wadsworth. OF
2l3 Cook street, and also her little daughter.
last night. as the result OF a family quarrel
Mrs. wadsworth was knocked down In the
scuf1e. A severe cash was cut on her chin
and her daughter was hit several times.
Up to a late hour last night Bicycle Police
men Trimpe and Low were unable 70 locate
him.
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Runs-CIymer, Chi1ds, Jackson. Three
base hits-.Childs. Jackson. Stolen bases
Clymer. Shannon, Higgins, Geier. Sacri-
flee hits-Schriever, j. Sullivan. Bases on
balls-On Walker, 4; off Ferguson. l.
Struck out-By Walker, 3; by Ferguson, T.
Hit by pitched ball-By Walker. i. Passed
ball-Schriever. Double plays-Brashear,
Childs and Hart; Wheeler, Higgins and
Kelly. Left on bases-Louisville, 4; st.
Paul, Z. Bases on errors-Louisville, /; ST.
Paul, !. Time-1:50. Umpire-Cunningham
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wa.son. Defeat Harmon & Hall..

The Wassons won from the Harmon G.
Hall team yesterday morning by a score
of "a to TO- Neil and Lany were the bat
terry of the winning team. and Graham and
McManny for the III. & III. team The con-
test was a good one, with few errors and
much heavy hitting.
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Runs-Smith, Schaub, Marcan. Donahue,
ehyle, Dunleavy, Ungaub, DUNCAN, Elliott
Two-base hits-Bernard, Marcan, Cristall,
DUNCAN, Unglaub. Home runs-Smith, Dun
leavy. Sacrifice hit-Owens. Struck out
BY Cristall 8; by Elliott, Z. Bases on balls
or Cristall, 1; off Elliott. O. Hit by
pitched ball-Schaf1ey, Blankenship. Double
play-Smith to Kleinow Time-l:30. I'm.
pire-Mullane. Attendance-2.60O.
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FRANKLIN, Ind. June 14.-Nicholas
Brown, a pioneer resident OF Franklin, died
here this morning. He was prominently
identified with business interests here dur
Ing the civil war. but had been In feeble
health for several years.
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The X F. M. team won a bitterly-con-
tested game from North Vernon team by
a score Of Z to 4. The victory was due to
opportune hitting and good base running
Score by innings:
RH +
K. r. Nh 3 1 o 0 o 2-7 Z 2
North Vernon % o o o. 8 4
Batteries-Gale and Apologize; Dixon and
Moore.
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The Marotts defeated a picked team
yesterday afternoon at Brookside Park by
a score of TO 0. The picked team used
Davis and Garfield, the battery OF the
Marion team, while Easily and Patterson
did this work for the Marotts.
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American Association Standing.
American Association Game To-Day
Minneapolis at Indianapolis.

LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE locals won
pitchers battle from st. Paul to-day Both
Walker and Ferguson pitched great ball.
The visitors scored in the first on Jackson's
triple and Walkers error. Louisville scored
two in the eighth on Wheeler's error,
ChildSS triple and Walkers grounder to
short Attendance, 5000. Score:
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s.-s1V
'Batted for Taylor in the ninth.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati ..........0 2 O s-1
New York ............1 0 o 2 ] o 1--6
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Runs-HarIey, SIagIe, Chance, Jones,
2; Philadelphia, 6. Two-base hits-Chance.
Tinker, King, Roth. Sacrifice hit-Hall-
man. Stolen bases--Harley. Slagle. Barry.
Struck out-By Lundgren, 4: by Dugglesby.
4. Bases on balls-On Lunderen, 3: on Dug
glesby 3. Time-1:45. Umpire-Moran.
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Central League standing.
Central League Games To-Day.

Anderson at Evansville.
Marion at Terre Haute.
Wheeling at South Bend.
Fort Wayne at Dayton.
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AMONG THE AMATEURS.
DuesseldOrfers Win Sixth Straight
Game at Frankfort

Game at Frankfort.
Twelve hundred ''rooters" saw the Dues
seldorfers win their sixth straight game
yesterday afternoon at Frankfort, when
they took an exciting and closely contested
game from the team of that place by n
score of to 5. 1t was nip and tuck dur
ing the entire game. The feature of the
game was the pitching of Meyers, who
held Frankfort down to two hits until the
seventh inning, when he was hit by a ball
and injured so badly he was forced TO re-
tire. The Score:
RH
Duesseldorfers 10 0 5 O o O 0-6 u
Frankfort .........0 o 0-5 3
Batteries-Meyers, Roell and Massing
Gray and Johnson.
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The Capitol Stars defeated the Senates
yesterday by score of 10 TO /. Guinman
end Sweeney were the battery for the Cap
itols, and Brannon and Canaguany for the
Senates.
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perature. IS.
Comparative statement of mean tempera
ture and total precipitation on June IA:
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the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
DECATUR. Ind. June 14.-Decatur de-
feated Huntington here to-day by the score
of s to A. Attendance-300 Umpire-Mack.
Batteries-France and Martz; Jones and
Pfeiffer.
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Totals 81 4 % Is 2
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LOgansport punched Hits.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LOGANSPORT, Ind, June H-Logans-
port won by punching hits in the fifth.
Score:
RHE
Logansport 10 4 o ~ 10 2
Matthews 100 o o o. s s
Batteries-Cuppy and Wilson; Derrick and
Williams.
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Other Sunday Games.

LAPORTE. Ind. June 14.-Argos defeated
Laporte to-day by the score Of to 4.
TELL CITY, Ind, June A.-Tell City de-
feated Troy this afternoon by the score of
IL to 2.
SEYMOUR, Ind, June H.-Seymour won
from the Indianapolis Reds to-day by the
score Of II to g.
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Totals ....2s s "a IL oil
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Kansas City Shut Out.

COLUMBUS, O., June 14.-Columbus shut
out Kansas City to-day In fast game.
Wegner pitched splendidy, fielded his posi-
ton well, and scored the first and winning
run. Attendance, 66S5. Score:
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Totals ....33 6 "a IA
Score by innings:
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WON PITCHERS BATTLE
LOUISVILLE DEFEATED ST. PAUL BY
THE SCORE OF TO 4.
Columbus Scores Four Times and
Shuts Out Kansas City-Milwaukee
Wins with Ease from Toledo.
Results and Attendance.

Louisville, 2; st. Paul. 1...................6.oO 600
Milwaukee, 6; Toledo, 3...................2.S00
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
VINCENNES, Ind. June H.-Fifteen hun
dred people saw Vincennes take the game
from Clarksville. to-day. Harris hit five
men, including Centerfielder Pickering.
whom he hit in the head, nearly killing
him. Engle. third baseman for Clarksville.
made a home run. Score:
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Runs-Donlin, Seymour. Morrissey. KEEL
ly, Corcoran. Peitz, Bergen. Bresnalan CD.
McGann, Mertes. Dunn. Earned runs-Cin-
cinnati, a. New York, q Two-base hits
hit-Peitz. Sacrifice hit-Brown. Stolen
bases-Bresnahan, Mertes, Dunn. Double
plays-Gilbert to Mcgarn CD Bases on
6tcbeS ba ntsh ST Ty1or sSru a o by
BY Sutthoff. 4; by Taylor. 2; by Cronin. T.
Wild pitches-Taylor, Cronin. Left on
bases-Cincinnati, 6; New York, .. TIME
Two hours. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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TERRE HAUTE.-The Rev. William Vic
tor Roland af Terre Haute, who was or
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Montpelier $50 0 o o o o. 2
Elwood .........1 l o o 2 / o 80 10 2
Batteries-Billiter and Haskett: Cole and
st. Clair.
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One-sided Score.

The Aetna Reserves won from the State
Reserves yesterday by score Of Is to 5.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND. Ind, June 4.-Richmond
defeated the Springfield. O.. Reds this after
noon. Score:
RHE
Springfield 100 o o. 2 8
Richmond 100 o o 8 60
Batteries-Becker and Sutkins; Wallace
and Teany.
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Local Observation. on Sunday.

Bar. Their. R.H. Wind Weather. Pct.
2 a. M S. 81 g West. Clear, O.0O
D. m...-2sSS IS As West. Cloudy. T
Maximum temperature. IS; minimum tenn
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Portland Beaten mt Home.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PORTLAND, Ind, June 1.-THE Marion
Owls defeated Portland to-day before
crowd of 1900 Score:
Portland .......0 0 0 0 o Il o Is
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Toledo Unable to Hit.

TOLEDO, o. June 14.-Toledo was unable
to hit Elliot to-day and Milwaukee won
with ease Score.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE GAMES
MARION BEATS TERRE HAUTE BY
GOOD BASE RUNNING.
Grand Rapids Bunches Hits and Beats
Evansville-Dayton Loses to Fort
Wayne's Heavy Hitters.
Central Learue Re.u,t..

Central League Results.
Marion, S; Terre Haute, z.
Grand Rapids, 4; Evansville, 1.
Fort Wayne, 8: Dayton, 6.
South Bend, q; Wheeling, 2.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENFIELD. Ind, June A.-Greenfield
and Cicero played to-day before . large
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National League
League Games To-Day.

League Games To-day.
National
Chicago at Pittsburg.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
American
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at New York
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
CINCINNATI. June H.-Cincinnati took
the last game of the series from the New
Yorks to-day. Taylor started In TO pitch
for New York and was very wild. and
Cronin was sent I'm at the beginning Of the
fifth to relieve him and he got bumped
pretty lively. New York made strong
bid In the ninth to tie the score. With two
men on bases and two out McGraw batted
for Gilbert. but the best he could do was
fly to Kelly. Attendance. $500 Score:
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NEW YORK, June I4.-C. G. Stevens. OF
Chicago, pitcher on the Princeton varsity
baseball nine, has been elected captain Of
next seasons team.
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vincennes - 8 o o 3 o 4 1--l2 10 4
Clarksville 80 o. 5 4
Batteries-Shepard and Kelly; Harris and
Holmes.
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he Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
Upton. Ind. June H.-Tipton defeated
the Young Mems Institute club of Indian
apolis this afternoon by the score OF 10 j.
The feature of the game was Doan's pitch
ing. He had seventeen strike-outs TO his
credit. Score:
Y. NJ. I...............0 o IL
Batteries-Doan and Roberts; Sagal and
Schissell.