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PROCEEDS won ! EASILY
COMPETITION STAKES AT HAw.
THoRNE TAKEN BY EAvoRITE.
Elwood, at 40 TO 4, Was Second-Mis-
souri, Stake at Delmar Won by
Mildred, IL 10 4.

CHICAGO, July 30-Proceeds. carrying
125 pounds. won the Competition stakes as
he pleased at Hawthorne to-day. Elwood,
at 40 to /, was second, with Father Talent,
an added starter. third. The winner was a
to 10 favorite. backed from TO 5. English
Lad and Fred Leppert were scratched The
stake was worth 1920 10 the winner.
Jockey Birkenruth. who was set down for
questionable rides on Flying Torpedo. has
been restored TO good standing. Weather
clear and cool; track slow and sticky. sum-
maries:
First Race-Five furlongs: Nanny Hodge,
lilo ct. WILSON,, II 10 TO- won; Major Pei
ham, los Davis. to 1. second; Touch
stone. ITO PhiIlips), ID to 5. third. Time.
1:0i 3-5.
Second-Steeplechas short course: In
dian III, lbs (Hueston), 10 !, won; Mo-
randa, 80 q. Johnston). s TO !, second:
Handvise: 1Ss (McAuiiffe), 10 to !. third
Time, 2:57.
Third-Five furlongs. Competition stakes:
Proceeds, Us (Helgeson), 10 10. won: Ell
wood. los &C. Gray, 40 TO /. second: Father
1:19 As.
Fourth-six furlongs: sardine. 1o7 q.
Reifo: to l, won; The Forum, % IAdkins).
5 to /, third Time. LII 3-5. Erema, OPP
tional. Jaubert, Wolfram and Sharp Bird
Fffth-Mile and one-eighth: Serge. 81 Is.
Bonner), to 2, won; Orsina, s. (Wilson).
even, second; Fonsoluca. IS Dominick), 6
to /, third. Time, 1:5S As.
Sixth-Seven furlongs: Gallant, 90 CHei-
gesen), to !, won; Cornwall, 100 Henry.
3 to !, second: O'Hagen. 1oz (Phillips). Is to
!, third. Time, 1:32.
Hawthorne entries for Friday:
First Race-One mile: Sioux Chief, Alum
Water, Pompey, Fullback, Penela,
Schwarzwald. 10s; King Rex. Marshal Sea,
Nestoria, Animula, Treacy, DR.. Leland.
Snowdrift, l0i; Brimful, 10l: Dobrouck. 80.
Second-Six furlongs, selling: Sweet
Tooth, Sharpless, LOG; Silverfizz, Curate,
los; Jaubert, l0i; Eva's Darling, 10l; kesh-
ka, IS; Howendobler, Gracious, SO; Somer-
sault, "a; Major Dix, 49,
Third-Mile and one-sixteenth, handicap:
Grand Opera, liz: lebanon. 107; Major Ten
ny, SO; Brulare, The Giver, l04: Aladdin, lo2;
Bessie Mccarthy. Warte NIGHT. 100; Bond
| era, lebanon and Tenny, Hildreth entry.
| Bondage and Huzah, Arthur entry.
Fourth-Six furlongs, selling: Automaton.
| 112; Silk Cord, los; Mocorito. 105; Charlie
| Granger, l02; Miracle III, The Kentuckian.
| 101; Frivol, 100; Censor. 80; Sir Chris
| TOPPER, IS.
Fifth-Five furlongs, selling: Sweetie. Jos;
Nettie Dutchman. Helgesen, Scipio, 1o5:
| Falkland, j. w. O'Neill, 10S; Chapel, Ralph
| Young, Sol Smith. Banwell, 102; Laura
Belle, 80: Cognomen. S.; Apollinaris, 80;
Dorice, Miss Mollie, -.
Sixtf-Seven furiongs: Otis, lis; Head
water, 107: Scotch Plaid, 106: Moabina.
/ Evening Star, Tom Curl, 1o2; Colonial Girl.
| Seyra, 80.
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DAYTON, o., July 3O.-Dayton could not
hit Ferguson. Score:
r II Il
Dayton ........0 0 0 OIL 1
South Bend......4 o o o o 0-S 10 1
Batteries-Hart and Teel; Ferguson and
Andrews.
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MAJOR DELMAR WON.
The Abbott Defeated I'm Special Match
Race-Time Slow.

ALBANY. n. Y, July 3o-The much-ad-
vertised trotting race between Major Delmar
and The Abbot at Island Park to-day, for a
purse of $500. was in all respects disap-
pointing. 1t was about the slowest race of
the day and the result was a foregone
conclusion. Major Delmar won two straight
heats and the race. There was very little
money on The Abbott odds being sold at
Is to 5. Summaries:
2:20 Pace: purse. $1,000: knoxs Gelatin
Baby won second, fifth and sixth heats and
the race. Time. 2:l4A.
EOS Pace; purse. $500: Won by Darrell In
two heats. Time. 2:09.
Special trot; purse. $500: Won by Major
Delmar I'm straight heats; The Abbot Sec
ond. Time. 2:1Si4 and 2:14is.
Ella Class trotting: purse. 500: Won I'm
straight heats by Authoress. xtne, 2:l5x.
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WIND MADE TRACK SLOW
LOU DILLON DID NOT GO AGAINST
RECORD AT CLEVELAND.
2:11 Pace Won by Miss WillamOnt
Free-fOr-AII by Dan II. and 2:1O
TrOt by The Roman.

CLEVELAND, O., July 30.-Much to the
disappointment of a large crowd there was
too much wind for Lou Dillon to attempt to
break her record of 2:031z and the trial was
postponed again until Friday. In conse-
quence of the wind the track was fully two
seconds slow, and it would have been useless
to have made the effort. John A. McKerron
was sent mile in 2:O7, while Harry McKes-
son, the two-year-old son of the thrice win
ner of the Boston challenge cup, trotted a
half mile in 1:09A.
Hand books were run much more boldly
than on the previous days.
The days racing witnessed the defeat of
three favorites. In the first race, the 2:11
pace, Pauline G., who won so easily at De-
troit, was beaten out by Miss Willamont.
In the free-for-all pace Knox's Gelatin King
formerly Anaconda, was thought to have a
sure thing. but Dan r. Won both heats. The
fourth race also went to an outsider, Dan T.
being forced TO finish second to The Roman,
driven by .Budd Doble. Both horse and
driver received great ovation. Jay Nc
Gregor and Robinzola, the favorites in the
2:19 trot and 2:21 trot, won without much
trouble, Robinzola losing one heat to Monroe
in consequence of a bad break.
1t was announced to-day that John A. Nc
Kerron, 2:O54, will start against his record
at the Brighton Beach meeting. There is
also a chance that Lou Dillon will go against
time at the same meeting. Summaries:
OH Daoa. ,,rrSo O00.
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score by innings:

IOtuIo ssssuF ~ - n
Slated for Currie in the ninth.
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Southern League
Shreveport, IA; Montgomery, /.
Baseball Notes.

This is ladies' day. Game called at 3:i5.
ST. Paul follows Minneapolis here next
week.
Jones cut quite figure in both victories
with his stick work.
Two OF the hits charged against Ford
were very scratchy.
Newlin pitched a good game in the sec
ond contest. In only one inning did the
Blues bunch hits off him.
volz had good speed, but he had abso-
luteiy no control of IL. He will be given
another trial In day or two.
Tamsett's work yesterday was very bril-
liant. His exhibition OF base-running in
the second game was very pleasing.
The New York Nationals seem to be play
ing in tough luck recently. They were
beaten again yesterday by Brooklyn.
Grady tried TO steal home in the seventh
inning or the first game and. when he was
called out he created a scene by fussing
with Butler. who was at bat for not inter-
fsrins with tbs ball 80 he could make h0me.
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MANY SCRATCHES
Fort Erie Track Was Muddy, bat
winners Were Well Played.

rain turned the Erie track into mud and
caused many scratches, but the fields were
all of good size and the winners were well
played. Summaries:
First Race-Six furlongs: Nellie Forrest
won, Euclaire second, Silver Moon third.
Time lis
Second-Five furlongs: Phoebe won, Volt
ton second; Freeborn third. Time, 1:05%.
Third-One mile: Firing Line won, Allo-
path second, All Souls third. Time, 1:441s.
Fourth-Six furlongs: Iole won, Two Pen
ny second, Malakiff third. Time, 1:19.
Fifth-Mile and seventy yards: Fortuna
Time, 14Sk.
Sixth-Six furlongs: Crestfallen won, Dy-
nasty second, Annie Max third. Time,
1:151.
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WON SECOND GAME OF DOUBLE
HEADER FROM MARION TEAM.
Myers and Hamilton Pitched Good
Ball-Fort Wayne Chalked Up
Double yictory-The Scores.
Central League Games To-Day.

Grand Rapids at Fort Wayne.
Terre Haute at Marion.
South Bend at Dayton.
Evansville at Wheeling.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LAPORTE. Ind. July 3O.-The speed pro-
gramme for the Laporte county fair Sept
Ia will be the best ever offered in Laporte
county and one of the best i'm northern
Indiana. On Wednesday will be held the
first annual Laporte county Derby, when
there will be a one and one-fourth- mile
running race for purse of $500. and also
each event being $500. On Thursday the
card will include 2:30 pace and a 225 trot.
each for a purse of $500. and two running
events. On Friday there will be free-f for
all pace. purse 800; a free-for-all trot
purse 500; gentiemen's driving race, and
a running race.
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WaddeIl Was Knocked Out in Second
Game-ChicagO Shut Out Cleveland
Detroit Was Banked.
American League Standing.
American League Games To-Day.

Boston at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York.
St. Louis at Detroit.
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Runs-Kerwin (D. Hart CD. Brashear, Od-
well, Sullivan, White, Schlafiey, Wood, I'm
glaub, Hemphill. Dunleavy. Earned runs
Louisville, 3: Milwaukee. l. Two-base hit
Hemphill. Three-base hits-Kerwin, Hart,
White, Dunleavy Wood. Stolen bases-Od-
well. Sullivan, White. Kerwin. Brashear.
Sacrifice hit-Brashear. Bases on balls-Of
McCord, 3; off Hedges. 2. Struck out-By
McCord, 2: by Hedges, 9; by Mueller. /.
Double plays-Sullivan and White; Schla-
fey, Viox and Donahue. Left bases
Louisville, 5; Milwaukee, ). Time-l:49. UNI
pfre--MulIane
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MILWAUKEE, HERE TO-DAY.
Double Header to BE Played with
Brewers Tomorrow.

Indianapolis has now won three straight
games at home. Milwaukee comes to-day
for three games. a double-header to be
played tomorrow afternoon. Milwaukee
is just above Indianapolis in the race for
the flag, and the Hoosiers believe that they
will be able to give the Brewers the same
dose as Milwaukee gave indianapolis the
last visit in Milwaukee. indianapolis is
playing fast ball, and if Foreman should
umpire fair ball to-day ii is very likely
that Indianapolis will start off with vic
tory. Williams will pitch for the cham
MONS.
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CINCINNATI. July 30.-Cincinnati easily
took to-day's game from the Chicagos by a
score of Is to 0. Cincinnatis terrific batting
and the errors of the Chicagos made the
game embarrassing. Bergen had a finger
split on his right hand in the first inning
by foul off Chances bat which will keep
him out of the game for some time. Evers
was put out of the game and ordered off
the grounds for back talk to Umpire Moran.
Attendance, 800. Score:
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Runs-W. Smith, Childs, Sullivan, Spoon
er CD. Lally 90, E. Smith CD, Oyler (2).
Mcintyre ca, Martin GU, Yeager, Williams
CD Two-base hits-Kleinow w. Smith. f.
Smith CD. Mcintyre. Home runs-W
Smith. Yeager. Williams, Martin. Sacri-
flee hits-Owens. Sullivan, Williams. Struck
out-By Kuhns. 1; by George, 1; by Will
Jams, 2. Bases on balls-Om Kuhns, 6; off
George 8; off Williams, T. Double plays
Childs to Owens to Turner; Mcintyre to
Martin to Spooner. Left on bases-Toledo,
z; Minneapolis. s. Hit by pitcher-Lally.
Wild Pitch--George. Time-2:10. Umpire
Cunningham. Attendance-1.10O.
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TOTALS .-..3o 10 q II 4 Totals :.
Slated for Berger in the eigl

Runs-Morrissey, Clingman CD, Mellor,
Geier ca, Shannon Schaffer. Wheeler, Sulli-
van, Chech. Earned runs--St. Paul, 2. Stolen
bases-Shannon CD, Schaffer 90, Flournoy,
Wheeler. Sacrifice hits-Arndt Huggins,
Flournoy, Chech. Two-base hits-Raymer,
Fox, Clingman, Geier, Schaffer. Three-base
hit-Geier. Innings pitched-By Berger. 8;
by Dorner, !. Hits-Off Berger, 2; OF Dor
ner, 2. Struck out-By Berger, 6; by Dor
ner, 2; by Chech, l. Bases on balls-On
Berger, 4: off Chech, g. Hit by pitcher--By
C.iech. 2; by Berger, /. Time-2:10. Umpire
MeSSmcr.
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Fort Wayne Won Two.

FORT WAYNE, July Effort Wayne
won both games by punching hits. Score
first game:
r III E
Fort Wayne :. 1 o o s o 0 II IL 4
Grand Rapids 0-6 2
Bateries-Carbinier and Ostdick; Miller,
Simonton and O'Neil.
Second game: r H Z
Fort Wayne :. 1 2 0 3 1 0 1 IS s 2
Grand Rapids 0 o 0-3 5 2
Bateries-Essick and Ostdick; Boyd and
ONeil.
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Totals ....32 Z "a IL :
Score by innings:
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Runs-Conroy (2), Keller ~, Elberfeld,
Williams. Mcfarland (0, Tannehil co.
Cancel Beville Dougherty. Two-base hits
-ConrQy, CAMEL. Three-base hits-Mc-
Farland, Tannehiu. Stolen base-Freeman.
Double plays-Williams, Elberfield and
Camel: Williams and Camel; Collins, Par
ent and Lachance. Bases on balls-Om Glib
son, 8: off Winter 2. Hit by pitched ball
Conroy. Struck out-By Deering. 2; by
Gibson. q by Winter, 4. Time. LAO. Um-
pire-Sheridan. Attendance 4,611
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MARION, July 30.-Marion won two fast
games to-day. In the tenth of the second,
with the score tied, Hamilton reached first
on a bunt hit, and two runs followed from
McGrew's home run. Scores:
First game: III Z
Marion ........1 o O o / So s o
Terre Haute. IL 0 1 O 2 GA 10 8
Batteries-Myers and Herbert; Popp and
Richardson.
Second game: r H Z
Marion 10 o 1 % 1ooO PA 9 2
Terre Haute.0 o o o o o 1-3 8 o
Batteries-Hamilton and Herbert; Scott
and Richardson.
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SECOND GAME.

Runs-Ryan (2). Selbach, Coughlin, Nc
Cormick. Pickering. Seybold. Hoffman. M.
Cross, Powers, Waddell. Earned runs
Washington. 4; Philadelphia, 5. TwO-base
hits-McCormick (2). Drill. Clarke. Murphy.
Three-base hits-Selbach, Mccormick, M.
Cross. Sacrifice hit-Clarke. Double plays
Lee to Clarke; NJ. Cross to Schreck to Muir
ply. Left on bases-Wa shington, 8; Phia-
delphia, 4. Bases on balls-Off Ortiz 2; off
Waddell, ]. Struck out-By Ortiz, 1; by
Waddell, 4; by Mcclellan. 1. Time AS.
Umpire-Hassett.
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DETROIT. July ao.-President Fred Pos
tal OF the Washington Baseball club. left
this afternoon for Washington. where ne
expects 10 close up a deal for the sale of
his holdings In that club. IL Is said that
Postal Will purchase an interest In the De-
troit club.
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tendance, 1,500. Score:

Totals go. 40 IL q 16
Score by innings:
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ChicagO's Easy Victory.

CHICAGO, July 30.-Eight bases on balls
by Wright, two stolen bases, two sacrifice
hits. four base hits and two errors by
Cleveland gave Chicago so many runs that
the game was uninteresting after the third
inning. Only two of the visitors reached
third base. Attendance, 1870. Score:
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LA CROSSE. Wis, July so.-The North
western interstate trap-shooting tourna-
attendance OF fifty shooters from all
parts OF the county. Elmer l.. Shauer, OF
Pittsburg, Is in charge OF the shoot
Hirschey, of Minneapolis. this morning
shot 81 cut OF t5 birds.
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Runs-Donlin CD, Seymour, Dolan, Beck
ley, Steinfieldt CD, Kelley CD, Corcoran CD,
Poole. Earned runs-Cincinnati, s. Left on
bases-Cincinnati. S; Chicago. 8. Two-base
hits-Kelley, Dolan (2), Corcoran, Steinfeldt
Peitz. Three-base hits-Chance, Beckley
Sacrifice hit-Peitz. Double play-Tinker to
Chance. Bases on balls-Off Poole, g. of
Weimer, 3. Struck out-By Poole s. by
Weimer, 8. Passed ball-Kling. Wild pitch
-Weimer. Time-2:05. Umpire-Moran
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Score by innings:

Runs-Strang, Sheckard, Dobbs, Doyle,
Dahlen, McCreery. Babb (9. Lauder. Dunn.
Left on bases-Brooklyn. 2; New York. ,.
Two-base hits-Sheckard, Babb, Dunn,
Warner. Three-base hits-Dobbs. Dahlen.
McCreery. Stolen bases-Stra =. Doyle.
Flood, Bresnahan. Double play -Sresnahan
and Dunn. Bases on balls-On Miller. /; on
Cronin, I. Struck out-By Jones. 2: by Mil
Ter. !: by cronin. /. Tfme-1:17. Umpire
tombstone Attendance-450Q
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COLUMBUS, July 30.-St. Paul won from
Columbus to-day by batting rally In the
ninth inning The hitting and fielding of
Shannon was feature Higgins and Jack
so were put out of the game in the fifth for
disputing a decision of the umpire At
tapdapca TS0 Ccora.
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TOLEDO. July SO-kfter Kuhns had lost
the game for Toledo to-day Angus George.
an Indian. was put in and made good
showing. although he was given poor sup
port. Score:
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DETROIT, July 30.-The greatest pitch
ers battle of the year took place here to-
day. Both Sudhoff and Donovan were at
their best. Both teams played sensational
ball. Attendance. 2.693. Score:
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Runs-FarreII. Barclay. Burke. Hackett,
Beaumont, Sebring. Wagner, Bransfield (2),
Leach 90, Kruger, Lever. Two-base hits
Burke. Beaumont Three-base hits-Hack-
EFT. Sebring. Ritchey. Home runs-Leach.
Farrell. Sacrifice hit-Ritchey. Stolen base
Struck out-By Currie, 5; by Lever, s. Left
on bases-St Louis, 6; Pittsburg. T. Time
1:55 Umpire-O'Day.
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Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
PERU. Ind. July 3o.-The Peru Gun Club
will hold It's annual tournament at Bass
lake Monday and Tuesday of next week.
and will have large attendance OF clever
shots.
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COON. Tannehil CD, Slattery, White. Left
on bases-Chicago. 6: Cleveland, 5. Two
base hit-Isbell. Sacrifice .hits-Green.
White, Jones. Stolen bases-Callahan Is
bell. Struck out-By White, 4; by Wright.
/; by Pearson, l. Bases on balls-Of
White, 1; off Wright. s. Wild pitch-White.
Time-1:4O. Umpre-O Laughlin.
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Run-Wallace. Sacrifice hitS-Hemphill,
Yeager. Stolen bases-Hemphill Bases on
balls-Off Donovan. 8; off Sudhof, 2. Hit
by pitched ball-By Sudhoff, I. Left on
BY Donovan. 4; by Sudhoff. 8. Double
plays-Sudhoff and Anderson; Wallace,
Friel and Anderson. Time-1:30 Umpire
Connolly.
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Indians shut Out Valparaiso.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO, Ind, July 50-American
Indians team of South Dakota, 3; Valpa-
raise College, o.
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BROOKLYN, July 30.--A severe thunder
storm broke over the local baseball grounds
at the close Of the fifth inning to-day and
the game was called in favor OF Brooklyn.
the score being to 4. Score:
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SECOND GAME.

A disastrous first inning came near
wrecking the hopes of the HOLSTERS taking
the second game. Manager Watkins sent
Volx. the new twirler. TO the slab and he
could not anchor. He pitched fourteen
balls to the first three batters, only two
OF them being strikes. After filling the
bases Manager Watkins called him off the
mound and sent Newlin in to replace him
An infield out and a long fly TO left fur
nished the inducements for two runs to
cross the plate
exciting as the first contest Newlin set
tied down and pitched good ball and Dur
ham kept the Hoosiers guessing at times
Jones carried OF the batting honors OF the
last hit scoring the winning run. Tamsett
was also an important factor I'm the last
game. his hitting and base running helping
the HOLSTERS to land victory.
Indianapolis could do nothing in the scor-
ms line until the fourth inning. when one
was registered; Jones led of with a single
but vas forced by Coulter. kihm drew n
pass and Woodruff forced Coulter at third.
kim reaching second. Tamsett's single
scored kihm. indianapolis made another
tally In the NTH and tied the score. Fox
walked and was forced by Newlin Dur
ham tried To catch Newlin mapping and on
a Wild throw TO first Newlin praneed
around to third. Hogriever's single scored
him. Jones walked and when forced by
Coulter. Hogriever was caught at the plate
CLEVER BASE RUNNING.
Through Tamsett's clever base running I'm
the sixth Indianapolis took the lead by one
run. With two out Tamsett singled and
stole second Lewee muffed the throw and
the ball lit Tamsett, glancing into left field.
He scored on the error before the ball
could be neided home.
0InGles by Durham. Rofhfuss and Gear
ave Kansas City one I'm the seventh. which
- the score. Chances were offered both
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Runs-Ryan, Pickering CD, Schreck, L.
Cross, Seybold CD, Hoffman (2), Murphy,
Powers. Plank. Earned runs-Washington,
1; Philadelphia, 5. Two-base hits-Ryan.
Murphy, NJ. Cross. Sacrifice hit-Murphy.
Stolen bases-Hoffman, Pickering Double
play-Townsend TO Moran to Clarke. Left
on Observation-Disclosures z; Philadelphia, g.
Bases on balls-Of Dunkle, 2; off Townsend
5; off Plank, 2. Hit by pitched ball-Plank
Clarke. Struck out-By Townsend, 2; by
Plank. T. Passed ball-Powers. Time-1 IS
Umpire-HaSSett.
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teams in the next inning TO score, but mel
their side made "A run Newlin led on In
the last of the ninth with a single. Hog
riever sacrificed him to second and Jones 5
single to center scored him. Score:
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ST. LOUIS, July 30.-Currie's ineffective
ness, coupled with four errors by st. Louis
and some timely hitting by Pittsburg. gave
the latter team to-day's game Attendance,
zoo Score.
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LOUISVILLE, July 3O.-Louisville out
played Milwaukee to-day and won the last
game of the series. Hedges was knocked
out OF the box in the third inning. Catches
by Dunleavy and Hart were features. At
tendance 4 5O0 Score.
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WHEELING, July 30.-Wheeiing and
Evansville played a good game to-day,
ending in a tie. The game was called in
the thirteenth inning on account of dark
ness. Score:
RH f
Wheeling .0011 0-4l5 2
Evansville 80 90 o 00010 o. II
Batteries-Miller and Shannon; Perkins
and Cross.
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morrow, was sold to-day by @. Neagle, OF
kewanee. ILL.,, to Thomas, Of Rensselaer,,
Ind. for $4,000
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Umpire Had an on Day, but Hoosiers
Played strong Enough To Win
Ford and Tamseft the Stars.
American Association standing.
American Association Games To-day.

Milwaukee at Indianapolis.
Kansas City at Louisville.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
ST. Paul at Toledo.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 3O.-Philadelphia
won a double-header from Washington to-
day. Waddell was knocked out of the box
in the sixth inning, and Mcclellan took his
place, shutting the visitors out without a
hit Attendance, $3.50. Score first game:
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MOLINE WON 2:24 TROT
FIVE HEATS NECESSARY TO DECIDE
THE $1,000 STAKE.
1926 Pace Taken by Lazarre After Ed.
die Hal Had Been Disqualified
Fast Mile by TOpsy.

KOKOMO, Ind, July 30.-The Kokomo
Racing Association gave big card to-day
In the 2:25 pace Eddie Hal was disqualified
after winning two heats. In the unfinished
2:1S trot Topsy won one heat in 2:141a. Sum-
marieS:
225 Trot: purse 81. 900: