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FAST TIME AT HARLEM
M,CHEsNEY COVERS A MILE AND
l. ONE-SIxTEENTH IN 1.45 2-5.
Monarka Puts Up q New Mark by
Running a Mile and Fifty Yards I'm
1s42 2-5-Other Race Results.

CHICAGO, June -1S.-McChesney, carry
Ing III pounds and giving away weight to
fourteen other starters, won the Austin
selling stakes to-day at Harlem by three
lengths. Sam Fullen was second and Her
mencia third. McChesney romped home.
eased up. and covered the mile and a six
tenth within two-fifths Of a second of the
track record, his time being las rs. In win
ming the fourth race, Monarka. stable COM
panion of Alan-a-Dale. set a new mark for
a mile and fifty yards. Monarka's time.
LAP 2-5. against 1:42h. the old record.
Weather fine; track fast. Summarizes:
First Race-Four and one-half furlongs:
Eugene b., liz (Dominick), 8 TO 3, won;
Allista. 1l5 CR~obbins). 10 to ]. second; Crop
pie. lo5 (P. Phillips). 15 to /, third. Time,
-Second-Seven f~urlongs: Glassful, 90 CHel-
gesen). 8 to 5. won; Flying Ship, IS QRob-
bins), 6 to !, second; Jim Clark, 14 (Otis),
5 to 1. third. Time, LIS IS.
Third-The Austin stakes. mile and one
sixteenth: McChesney, Ia (Dominick). even.
won; Sam Fullen. 12 CPhillips), 9 to /, sec
ond; Hermencia, 100 (Adkins), Is to 1. third.
Fourth-MDe and fifty yards: Monarka.
los (~Crowhurst), 8 to 2. won; Au Revoir,
102h q. ReinD. z to 2. second; DR.. stephens.
ITO (Dominick), 10 to I, third. Time, ZAP 2-5.
Fifth-Five furlongs: Glisten, IS II. Phil
lips), 10 to l. won; Gus Hebron. liz Hegle.
SOM, IL TO i. second; Salto, 15 81. Rein), 10
to 2, third. Time, 100 rs.
Sixth-Mile and one quarter: Modicum, 50
GAdkins), z to 1, won; Haviland. los Oh.
Phillips), 3 to /, second; Rollick II, 102 q.
Reiff), s to l, third. Time, 2:06 %.
Harlem entries for Friday:
First Race-One mile: Shotgun. Safeguard, 10s;
Galba. lOs; Our Bessie. Alto. loi; DR.. Worth,
Mr.: Dingls ios: Olonetz. Ny Surprise: 1oi; Or
Manners, vs.: Animula. 81; Sherry, a..
Second-Six frrlongs: Toah, ITO; ice Martin,
1o9: Federal. log: Miracle III. Burnie Bunton.
Nellie WaddeIl, Mayor Johnson. Muresca. 1o4;
Emma A. NJ, 102; Sylvia Talbot. 10l.
Thrd-One mile and one-eighth. handicap: SIX
Shooter. lis: Hargis. liz; John McGurk. 1903; DR..
Stephens, 80: Thane. 81; Major Tenny. 80.
Fourth-Steeplechase. short course: Crest, lss;
Crilon. 100: Golden Link. 146: Beana. 137; Hand
vice. 100; Itacatiara, I25-
Fifth-Four and one-half furlongs: Sanctum,
los; Foresight, Pat Harmon. Benefcent, los;
Commodore, Maggie Leeber, l02: Susie Christian.
101: Katie Powers, 80; Touchstone. Riceful. a.
Sixth-One mile and one-sixteenth: Cogswell,
109; The Bobby, 167: Felix Bard, 1G7: Omdurman,
Alfred C.. 1o6; Red Tip. Best Man. los; Alec.
Major Dixon. Prince Blazes Bonnie Lissak, 102:
Gsldaga, 10I; Annie Thompson. Gracious, 100;
Blue Mint, 80; Montana Peerless. s6.
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PAIRED FOR TOURNAMENT
THERE ARE TwENTY-sIx ENTRIES
FOR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
The First Round VIII BE Played To-
Day-FinaIs Next week.-Mrs. jane
son Defeats Miss Wynn.

The first round Of the spring golf cham
pionship for men will be played at River
side to-day over the new eighteen-hole
course. Play will be continued tomorrow.
and IL is the intention OF Instructor Lennon.
who has charge OF the Riverside links. to
insist upon as few delays as possible. so
that the pairs viii narrow down to the
semi-fnals by tomorrow evening. II this
is done the semi-hnals will be played some
time next week and the finals on a week
from tomorrow. The tournament will be
under the match play system.
There are twsnty-six entries for the tour
nament, and the men were paired last even
Ing by a disinterested party drawing the
names from a hat +. ". Lennon will be
the judge Of the tournament. The result OF
the drawing OF names follows:
r. L. Wilson and A. Mauer. A. F. Hall
and Theodore Layman. the Rev. Mr.. Rawles
and Fred Reible. DIR. Hendricks and Robert
Rawles, Charles Rauh and 4. Arnold, A
c. Dunn and Thomas CARRIER. w. w Carter
and Z. Sharpe, Earl Minor and Joseph
Gregor, Thomas Hause and Will Piercy, IL.
F. Waterman and j. A. Chambers, Mr.. Ogle
and G. q. Cameron, J.. Walker and Mr..
lockwood, Herman Salyes and. z. f. Len
nOY
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ENTRIES FOR AUTO RACES
PROMINENT DRIVERS WHO WILL BE
SEEN IN BIG EVENTS.
To-Day's Card VIII BE Nearly as In
teresting as To-Morr0w's Pro-
gramme-Many Drivers Here.

Everything Is in readiness for the big
automobile races at the State fair grounds
this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon,
and If the weathe is clear two or the
largest crowds that ever gathered at the
track will witness the exciting sport.
Cooper worked out again last evening
and he is more confident h ever that he
will be able to defeat Barney Oldfield.
the worlds champion, in the big five-mile
match race, the first heat of which will be
run this afternoon. The second and third
heats, If a final is necessary. will be run
tomorrow.
There is little difference In the pro-
grammes for the two days. This after
moons events promise to be just as inter-
eSting as the races Tomorrow. To-mor-
row. however. the finish of the big match
will be held and the pursuit race between
Kiser and Weidely will be run.
Prominent drivers from other cities and
States came to Indianapolis yesterday TO
participate In the big races Their. ma
chimes have been trimmed for racing and
fitted with racing gears for the highest
possible speed. The open hve-mile race for
2,000-pound class machines 10 De run this
afternoon will have five starters. including
Charles Sommers of indianapolis, Maurice
De Range of Cleveland, who will drive DIR.
yameson's new car. and Edgar Apperson of
Kokomo.
Lie HNt-Iuic nduultdp Optn cNCHt lilc
afternoon will bring together nearly all
the big stars at the meet. including Cooper,
Weidely, Apperson. Kiser and Dixon.
The officials OF the meet follow:
Timers-Ed Krause, Daniel Reidy, Harry
Brunaugh.
Neutrality-suspicious. Hay. H. o. Smith,
Judges-Frank staiey. George Pangborn.
Referee-Fred NJ. Ayres.
'To-day's Events and Entries
Three-mile Motor Cycle. Handicap.
B. Marshall. Carbon; F. L. Osburn. Rock
Pierson. r. B. Miles, John Merz. Tod Pur-
cell, Harry Howe. Harry Wells and Henry
Brandt of this city.
LOO Pound Class-Horace Wilcox. Lapel;
z. Weaver. city; Frank Moore, city; Earl
Kiser. Dayton: George Van Camp, city.
Open Pace, 1000 Pound Class-CharIes
W. H.. PeItier. Fort Wayne; Earl Fisher.
city; DR.: Jameson's Peerless, Maurice De
Range. driver.
C~ycle-Same entries as three-mile motor
cycle.
Tiys-miIe Match Base SFirst Heae-Tom
Five-mile Handicap. Open-Tom Cooper,
Charles sommers CWinton). Edgar Apper'
son tAppsESon,. Frank Moore Soldsmoelle,.
CITY. Earl Kiser Oayton). H. ". Dixon,
Of Cleveland.
-To-morrow's Events and Entries
Four-mile Motor Cycle Handicap-same
entries as first day.
1900 Pound Class. Three Miles-Same en-.
q owner as Rae Race oa Zoo Pound Glass, 20 h.. D..
Three Miles-Dr. Jameson's Peerless
Charles Sommers. Edgar Apperson.
Match Race, Three ~Miles-Maurice De
Range, Cleveland CDR. Jameson's Peerless
VS.. Carl Fisher. city.
| Five-mile Pursuit Race-George Weidley
witty, VS.. Earl Kiser, Dayton.
Second Heat Five-mile Match Race
Tom Cooper VS.. Barney Oldfeid.
Winners Handicap, Five Miles, Standins
Start-Open to winners Of first and sec
ond prizes.
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KILLED SUNDAY BALL.
Determined Farmer at Greentown
Made Trouble for the Sports.

Special tn the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, June 1s.-Marion Stone.
a Greentown farmer. has killed Sunday
baseball in this vicinity. Last Sunday
Stone. whose land adjoins the ball grounds.
stood guard with a shotgun. and every ball
that came over the fence went into his
game bag When ell the balls were in his
possession and the game was a tie and the
the crowd yelling, several players assaulted
Stone and tried TO secure the balls, but he
stood his ground. To-day Stone fled am
davits against the assailants. Two. Fred
Martin and Samuel Cummins. pleaded gull
ty and paid fines of SIS each. Ed Newkirk.
also wanted. has disappeared. Greentown
and Marion were the contestants. the for
mer winning by the score of 4 TO 3. a ball
having been secured elsewhere. The az
Fair has aroused q sentiment against Sum-
day ball and the game Is killed for the re-
mainder of the season.
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American Association Standing.


st. Paul at Indianapolis.
Minneapolis at Louisville.
Milwaukee at Columbus.
Kansas City at Toledo.
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more. los; All Souis. Jim Buck. i4: Judge Full
ton. Bassance, Semper vivax. Mayor Graham.
Fleetful. 103: Ragles, Blue Banner, Baker Wa
elias. Sc.
Third-The Daisy. FIVE furIongs on the turf
Jim Kelly, Race King, 121; Rusk, Nameoki,
Jocund. Seymour. Pentaur. III: Abel Trebla. ia;
Tom o'Day Colonel Kearny. Brooklynnine. Bass,
Yellow Hammer, 40: Lctola, 107.
Fourth-T1ie CoRey Island handicap. six fur
longs on the main track: Blues, Dublin. Us;
Doom Paul. f2t; Lux casta. l23; Astarits, 10I;
Allan. %. y
Fifth-Handicap. one mile ard one-eighth:
Carbuncle. 100. Bonnibert. lis: Ethics. Douro.
ZIG: Sambo. The Rival. rs; Mackey Dwyer, IE3;
Elliott. 40: Torchfxht. LOG.
Six;h-SelIin~. one mile and one-sixteenth or
the turf: Lazy Potentate. 105; Kingraine. 10i;
ST. Sever. 1o2; Setauket. 10I: Thorneycroft. Irish
Jewel. 100: Arden. IS: Lord Advocate. Carroll D.,
IS; Fiorham Queen. 80; Arak. %; Royal Pirate.
Gloriosa, IS.
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Four Umpires Omciated.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
VINCENNES. Ind. June IS. To-day's
game was marked by w~ransling. four UNI
pires being used. Score:
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HARVARD DEFEATS YALE
SCORES RUNS IN THE
INNING, ENOUGH TO WIN.
Ten Thousand Persons See the Grim
son Triumph Over the Blue ON the
Soldiers Field Diamond.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June 1S.-In a game
replete with brilliant plays Harvard won
from Yale this afternoon on Soldiers Field.
5 to 2, in the presence OF 10000 spectators.
During the first inning Harvard batted out
three runs. adding another in the second.
batting Bowman, Of Yale, out OF the box.
Patton was substituted for Bowman in the
third inning. and after that Harvard Sc
cured only one run. Clarkson kept Yale's
hits few and scattered. He was also backed
up in fine style by the Harvard ielders.
Score:
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NEW YORK. June 1s.-Good prices again
ruled at the Haggin sale of yearlings to-
day. j. Kneaie was a heavy buyer, paying
$50 for the son of Imp. Golden Carter
Pearl ". and $4,000 for the chestnut colt
by Imp. Watercress-Rosette. The other
best sales were: y. Z. by Imp. st. Gatien-
Ortawin. to j. Kneale. 5000; b. C. by Imp.
Star Ruby-Plaisance. J. Fleischman, 5000;
b. c. by Imp. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sidney
Paget. 5000.
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Ripley .............. o o o ! O5
Bateries-Humes and Dashiell; Wise
and Webster.
j.. L. Herbst has been chosen captain of
the team for next year.
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George, Mengis. Castle Gregory, log: Ben Ad-
kins. lis; Hugh MCGOWAN. Matt Wadleish.' Rebo,
los.
Fourth-Hsndicap, six furlongs: Scorpio, 122;
Happy Chappy. 90; Croix dor. So; Erema, 1O5;
Santa Ventura. 1oi; Frank Bell. III: Malster.
103.
Finh-One mile. selling: Dawson. ia; Dom
inis. los;. Pharoah. Leonid, 122; Lades. lZS;
Orleans. ZIG: Lunar. 121.
Sixth-Six furlopgs, purse: Lady Charlotte.
Poseur. Mint Leaf. Dolly Hayman. 100; Tempt,
Almanso. Mable Winn, Alice Turner. los.
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'Batted for McFetridge in the fourth inning.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati ...........o 0 o 5 o 3 3 o OIL
Philadelphia ........2 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
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Betting on the Derby is unusually heavy.
The recent public play is on Judge Hines
and his owner, Charles Ellison, is said to
stand to win $4,000 on him. The crowd
probably will be the largest in the history
of the race If the weather is favorable. Rain
will now mean a slow track for the Derby.
The Washington Park Club announces that
the no-recall system of starting will be
used.
Melville w. Fuller. chief justice of the
United States Supreme Court, with a party
OF friends. will witness the race from the
clubhouse.
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PROVIDENCE. r. l., June 1s.-Bobby
Walthour won the three-cornered paced
race Of ten-mile heats at the Coliseum to-
night. defeating Joe Nelson in the first and
final heats m lowering the State record
for five and ten miles. Walthour's time for
the first ten miles was 1913 Is. In the final
Nelson was beaten by eight laps. Walt
hours time, ten miles, 1922.
The race of the evening was the second
heat between Nelson and Will Stinson. The
latter led slightly until the last mile, when
Nelson spurted and won by half a lap in
1898 3-5.
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CANTILLON MUST SETTLE.
Association Magnates Decided to En-.
force the 800 Fine.

Charles Ruschaupt. secretary of the In
dianapolis club. returned from Chicago yes
terday. where he attended a meeting of the
American Association magnates to consider
the fine assessed by President Hickey
against Manager Cantillon, Of the Milwau-
kee club, for withdrawing his team from the
field in Indianapolis last Friday. The mag
mates decided TO enforce this hne, and the
Milwaukee club. 1t Is said, will pay II. Can
tillon will be reinstated as soon as the fine
is paid.
The association will take up the question
of the fve-huEdred-dollar nne against the
Milwaukee club for FORGETTING the game,
and Ii Is thought the club will be compelled
to pay that fine as well as the penalty as
sessed against Cantillon.
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King and Queen at Ascot.

LONDON. June 1s.-King Edward. Queen
Alexandra and other members of the royal
family drove from Windsor Castle to Ascot
to-day in semi-state, with positions and
outriders in scarlet and gold ~liveries. AS
usual. the gathering of society on Ladies'
day at the races was very large and their
Majesties were accorded an nthusia site
reception. The gold CUP was won by Maxi
mum III. Rising Glass was second and
Elba was third. Archibald Mcintyre. the
American jockey. rode the winner. Maher
rode Elba.
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ST. PAUL HERE TO-DAY.


The Indianapolis ball players did not
spend an idle day yesterday because there
was no game. They practiced during the
morning and a short time in the afternoon.
Ford gave his arm a working cut and
he will be in good condition to pitch to-
day. The first game with St. Paul will be
played this afternoon, and as IL is ladies'
day, a large crowd should witness the con-
test.
Tomorrow afternoon indianapolis and st.
Paul will play a double header because the
first game of the series scheduled for yes
terday was postponed on account Of the
Modern Woodmen's parade. The first game
tomorrow will be called at 2:15.
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Bay eptrIes f0r Friday

ghccosh>Ad Bay entries for Friday:
First Race-Last five furlongs OF the FQturfty
course: Cascine. Monet. Montana King. Base
1nl. Graziallo. Jim Kelly. ne; Hopeful Miss. iis:
Yellow Hammer. John F., IFS; Ruth Parrish. i12.
o-econd-Seiling, seven furlongs OF the main
tack: Fas<book. ii5; corascats. l0; Russell
Garth. Harrison. sccfer. chicis. l0s: Never
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Runs-Beaumont, Clarke, Wagner CD,
Phelps (2). Doheny. Dexter. Bonner. Two
Stolen bases-Wagner. Bransneld. Double
play-Wagner TO Ritchey to Bransneld.
Bases on balls-Of Markley, 2; OF Doheny.
8. Hit By pitched ball-Wagner. Struck
pitch-Doheny. Time-2:0. Umpire-O'Day.
Attendance-1,40.
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Jockey Coburn I'm Disgrace.

CHICAGO, June 1S.-Jockey Coburn's
badge was taken up to-day at Harlem
and he was put off the track with orders
never again to ask for admission. Fail
ure to keep engagements and inability to
make weight, owing to alleged dissipation,
caused the exclusion of the once popular
jockey. Coburn Is under contract with
George c.. Bennett at a salary Of $1,000 a
wear
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SUNDAY BALL AT MUNCIE.
WOrlingmen Want 1t, but Ministers
Oppose It-Appeal to Governor.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, June labor
unions have begun a movement in support
of Sunday ball. The Bolt and Nut Makers
Union tonight passed strong resolutions
favoring the game on Sunday. The Minis
terial Association is continuing its efforts
TO stop the game. A conference of the min
listers and local authorities was held to-day
with the result that Mayor Sheriff. will
tomorrow.
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stephenson. Matthew's,
Garrison. III. Herman. Chittenden, O'Rourke.
Two-base hits-Clarkson. r.. Herman, Bow
man, Patton, Cote, Winslow. Three-base
hit-Clarkson. Home run-Matthews Double
plays-Stillman. Coolidge and Carr;
O'Rourke, Metcalf and Chittenden; O'Brien,
Metcalf and Chittenden. Bases on balls
on Bowman, 4; of Patton. /; off Clarkson,
2. Struck out-By Bowman, 3; by Patton.
8; by Clarkson, z. Umpire-T. w. Holiday.
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pitcher. and Frank Belt. a catcher. both of

William James, OF Columbus, o., will
succeed Peter Sommers as manager OF the
Terre Haute baseball club to-day. He viii
bring with him Del Sayers. pitcher, Branch
Hickey, catcher, and Ed Justice. Joe At
kinson and r. hickey. inielders. James
will manage from the bench. Lou Walters,
second baseman, and Rudy King. short
stop, who jumped the Terre Haute club to
the California League. have been blacklist
ed. The change Is made I'm an effort 10 pull
Central League.
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CHICAGO, June A-Robert Fitzsimmons,
the ~ell-know prize fighter. announced to-
night that he is engaged to marry Miss
Julia Clifford. a singer connected with a
theatrical company now playing with a
local theater. Miss Clifford admitted the
engagement, but said there would be no
wedding ''for a year or So"
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R~uns-Seymour. Dolan, Kelley GU, DAILY
CD, Corcoran (2, Bergen. Hahn, Keister,
Barry. Earned runs-Cincinnati, 4: Phila-
delphia, 2. Two-base hits-Seymour, Kel-
ly ca, Hahn, Keister. Barry. Roth. Sac
rifice hit-McFetridge. Stolen bases-Daly,
Hahn. Double plays6Glcason to Hulswitt
Left on bases-Cincinnati. 6; Philadelphia,
6. Bases on balls-Of McFetridge, 8.
Struck out-By Hahn, 3; McFetridge, q;
Duggleby. /. Time-1:50. Umpire-Emslie.
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Only Two Hit. or Rossen.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, June 1S.-One hit
in the first and one in the last inning were
all allowed by Rossen to-day and Terre
out. Score:
RHE
Terre Haute 10 o o ii 2 4
Wheeling .......o 0 0 i 2 0 0 0 IA 10 3
Batteries-Smith and Holmes; Rossen n
Shannon.
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Totals ....34 "a 10
Score by innings:

Runs-Arndt, Schafiey, Wood, Phyle,
Dunleavy, Hemphill, DUNCAN, Elliott.
Earned runs-Milwaukee, 3. Stolen bases
-Raymer. Donohue, Dunleavy. Sacrifice
hit-Unglaub. Bases on balls-On Bailey,
A; OF Elliott, /. Two-base hits-Thoney,
Mellor, Dunleavy. Hit by pitched ball-By
Bailey, 2. Struck out-By Bailey, 8; by
Elliott. 5. Passed balls-Fox, & Time
1:5. Umpire-Foreman.
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COLUMBUS. June 1S.-After two men
were out In the seventh Wood started a
batting rally for Milwaukee and when the
smoke cleared away the visitors had the
first game Of the series with Columbus
well in hand. The game abounded in sem
sational fielding, Bannon n DUNCAN be-
ing the stars. Attendance, 2,027. Score:
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Runs-RelsIing, BIankensh1p 90, Schaub,
Maloney CD, Nance, Knoll. Two-base hits
Sacrifice hits-Bernard, Marcum. Stolen
bases-Bernard,. Reisling. Grady. Struck
out-By Cristall, 4; by Durham, z. Bases
by pitched ball-Knoll. Left on bases-To-
ledo. 10; Kansas City, 6. Time-1:50. Um-
pire-Mullane.
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sBatted for Gilbert In the ninth
Score by innings:
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Run-Harley. Left on bases-New York,
II; Chicago, z. Two-base hit-Babb. Stolen
base-Browne. Double plays-Browne to
Lauder; Bresnahan to Babb to Bresnahan.
Sacrifice hit-Mathewson. Bases on balls
OF Mathewson, 5; of Weimer. 8. First base
on errors-New York, 1; Chicago, /. Hit by
pitched ball-By Mathewson, /. Struck out
BY Mathewson, s; by Weimer, 2. Wild pitch
-Weimer. TIme-1:5O. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Moran. Attendance-,596.
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CHICAGO. June ls.-The Appellate Court
to-day granted a new trial TO Alexander
Sullivan. who was convicted In the Criminal
Judges cay II Is their bellsf that Sullivan
was not given a fair and impartial trial n
the lower sasxk
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Runs-kerwin, Hart G), Brashear (),
Odwell, Sullivan, Walker, McCreery,
Spooner, Lally, Oyler. Earned runs
Louis lille, 3. Two-base hits-Brashear (2).
Three-base hit-Sullivan. Stolen base-Mc-
Creery. Sacrifice hit-Kerwin. Bases on
balls-Of Walker, 4; or Thomas, 2. Struck
out-By Walker, :; by Thomas, /. Hit by
pitched ball-Quinlan. Lally. Wild pitch
Thomas. Passed ball-Schriever. Left on
bases-Louisville, 2; Minneapolis, 10. First
base on errors-Louisville. 2; Minneapolis.
2. Time-Two hours. Umpire-Cunning-
ham.
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Colonies OutpIayed MiIIers.

LOUISVILLE, Tune 1S.-Louisville out
played Minneapolis to-day and won the
first game of the series. Oyler's fielding
and a stop by Brashear were the features.
Attendance, 500. Score:
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Totals ....s5 II q 10 2l

Gochnaur. Dougherty. Collins CD, O'Brien,
Two-base hits-Bay. Lajoie. Collins. Free
man. Three-base hit-Bay. Sacrifice hits
Abbott, Gochnauer. O'Brien. Stolen bases
-Dougherty. 2. Double plays-Gochnauer,
LaJoie and Hickman: Bradley, Lajoie and
Hickman. Left on bases-Cleyeland, s;
Boston. s. Struck out-By Bernhard, q
by Winters. 2. Time-2:a5. Umpire
O'Laughlin. Attendance-2.n3.
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LEAGUE.
Flick sprinted and Cleveland Won
I'm the Ninth Inning.

CLEVELAND, June 1S.-Cleveland won
in the ninth. Flick's daring base running
and Bays timely single. which he beat
out by great sprinting, scoring the decid-
ing run. Rain fell during the last two in
nings. Score:
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PHILADELPHIA, June 1S.-The home
teams pitchers were weak and their field
ing was bad to-day. The result was an
easy victory for Cincinnati. Attendance,
2.3S1. Score:
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BOSTON. June 1S.-Two bases on balls
off Malarkey. followed by hits by Beau
mont, Clarke and Wagner in the fifth in
ming. gave Pittsburg an easy victory over
Boston to-day. Score: