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BECAME TOO CONFIDENT.


PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Champion
Young Corbett knocked out Jack O'Neill,
of this city, in the fifth round tonight at
the National Athletic Club. The first three
and half rounds were tame, O'Neill avoid
ing the champions rushes. In the fourth
round O.Neill hit Corbett three glancing
blows on the jaw and was about to deliver
a fourth one when Corbett dropped to. his
knees to avoid it, This gave the local man
confidence in the fifth round, which proved
fatal for him. He met Corbett's rushes,
and in an unguarded moment received a
terrific right-hand punch on the jaw which
sent him to the floor and he was counted
ont.
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Southern League.

Memphis. 5: Atlanta. 1.
Nashville, 2; New Orleans, 3.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELWOOD, Ind, July 29.-Entries for the
eight purse races which are on the card
for the coming Elwood fair and race meet
ing are coming in steadily, and by the time
Secretary Frank De Hority closes his
books, on Aug. 9, the classes will. it is be-
races Elwood will have five stake races
for 200 each. The entries fol- these closed
a month ago, and Elwood had more entries
for them than any other city on the Gas
Belt circuit.
The local track is in fine condition for
racing, and in view of the fast horses that
have been entered the officials believe that
the track record of 2:0914, the best in the
State on a half mile track, made in 1901 by
Harry o., will be broken. A special purse
of 500 is offered the horse which will lower
the track record to 2:0S or better.
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FUGITIVE TWELVE YEARS.


SOMERSET. Ky. July 2s.-Richard Tay-
lor charged with the murder of Clay
Haynes, and who has been a fugitive for
twelve years. was arrested at Storms and
lodged in jail here. Taylor was fourteen
years OF age and had been mistreated by
persons who were drinking. among them
being Haynes. Taylor afterwards met
Haynes and. 1t is alleged. told him that he
was going 10 kill him and that he had bet
ter say his prayers. at the same time draw
ing a pistol. Haynes pleaded with him. but
Taylor would not desist. After Haynes had
hnished praying he shot him to death. He
arrest him and fed the country. He has
been a fugitive In Mexico and elsewhere
since thar time. having been I'm the regular
army for three years Of the time.
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CAR ON A PILGRIMAGE.


ST. PETERSBURG, July 29.-The Car,
the Czarina and their suite left last even
ing TO join the great orthodox pilgrimage
TO Saroff. province of Tamboff, where the
orthodox church is to celebrate the canon
ization of the hermit, Prokhor Moshnin,
under the name of Saint Seraphin. Some
six thousand bishops and clergy of Euro
pean Russia will participate in the cere-
monies, which will last four days.
LONDON. July 30.-The Daily Mail prints
a ST. Petersburg dispatch saying that 90
600 persons are expected TO attend the cere-
monies at Saroff. The correspondent as
seTts that the Cars pilgrimage and the
canonization of Prokhir Mishnin at this
time are due TO the governments desire
to divert the public mind from the increas-
ing revolutionary sentiment In this belief
the correspondent says the anti-govern-
ment party is already spreading reports
that miracles attributed to the Hermit are
fables invented by the clergy in the service
OF the government
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KINDRED BEAT FAvORITE.


ST. LOUIS, July 29.-Eight sprinters
went to the post in the feature at Delmar
to-day, a handicap at six furlongs. Bas
dor although giving weight to every
horse in the race, was made favorite at 9
to 5. Kindred beat the barrier and MAIN
tanned the advantage to the wire. Bas
dor got off in the second division and was
running over horses at the end, only being
beaten half length for first money Track
fast. Summarizes
First Race-Six furlsngs: Kentucky Mud
die, 103 CWatson), to 2, won; Miss Guido
1oS SSheehaD, 9 to :, second: Aline s.. 100
(Guilletp, 10 to ], third. Time, 1I6A.
Second-Five furlongs: Quaker Girl 101
(BridewelD. TO l, won; Athena, 1OS Cd:
Austin), to l, second; Bird Pond. 100
(Higgins), Is to l. third. Time, 1903.
Third-Five and one-half furlongs: Scalp
er, los CTroxier), to 2, won; Bugier, Ill
CA. w. Bookerl. to 5, second; Lord Her
nance, Ill CT. Smith), to 1. third Time.
Fourth-Six furlongs, handicap: Kindred
los (Sheehan). to 1, won: Bias dor. 112
(Higgins), to 5. second; Hilee, 10S CTrox-
ler), TO l. third. Time, Ills.
welD, to /, won Pirateer, 1O9 Of. Smith),
to 5, second; Olonaz, los "a. w. Booker),
to 2, third. Time. l:42A.
w. Booker), 6 tN 1, won; DIR. Hart, los
(Sheehan), 4 to /, second; Harry Griffith.
SO (GuilleD, to i, third. Time, :151.
Delmar entries for Thursday:
First Race-Five furlongs; selling: Foxy
Grandpa, Haven Run, IS; Benton, 10l; Imp
Pretension, log; Port Warden, Leech, Sweet
Note, 103.
Second-Mile and twenty yards; selling
Rochester, 49,: West Baden, Jerry Hunt
104; Eliza Dillon, 100; Ben Hampstead, Dr.
Hart 102; Mollie T., 1903; Lord Neville
Oudenarde, 107; Kingstelle, Eugenia S.,
Aules, los.
. Third-Six furlongs; purse: Alto, los;
Anoke, ITO; Lady Varshti, Dolly Gray, Swift
Candle, 100.
Fourth-Six furlongs; the Missouri stake
Angeles, &c. Sartor Resartus, 100; Peerla,
Orient, 107; Ben Adkins. Wreath of Ivy, 1O3
Mildred Lo. Sc.
Fifth-Mile and seventy yards; handicap
Eva G., 92: Light Opera, 105; Orris, IS;
Henry of Franstamar, So; Taby Tosa, log;
Golden Glitter, S.
Sixth-Mile and a quarter; selling: Miss
Eon. SO; Warner, 10i; Dr. Carrick, los; Ba-
roma. Pamplona, 101; Rollick III, SO; Hanan,
Terra Incognito, Irving Mayor, The Fid-
dler, l03; Class Leader, So; Burlap, 81; Lat
son, 9S.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, July 29.-Richmond is
now far in the lead in the golf tournament
in which Richmond. Muncie. Anderson and
Marion are participating. Richmond has
played three games. winning all, giving ii
Sc up net; Muncie has played three. winning
two and tying one with IS up net; Marion
has played three, losing two and tying one,
- down net; Anderson has played three.
losing all, with IS down net Anderson Is
hopelessly out Of the race.
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LARNED'S EASY TIME.
No Trouble for Him to Defeat CIOthier
I'm the Big Match.

BOSTON, July 2.-Champion Larned had
an easy time in the championship at Long
wood to-day with w. j. Clothier, winning
the match &c, GA. 60, GO. This gives Lar
ned two legs in the Longwood cup, three be-
ing requisite for the permanent possession.
Clothier played a good deal of an English
style game. with long strokes from the back
court. Larned quickly sized this up and
resorted to the same tactics himself fire.
quently drawing Clothier TO the net against
his will and then passing him with shot
straight down the lines or across the court
Clothier was not nearly fast enough on his
feet to be match for Larned. and he was
also wild
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AUTOLIGHT WON.
Captured Feature Event at Fort Erie,
with Sir Gallant Second.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 29.-Autolight won
the feature event at Fort Erie to-day from
a smart field. Wire In, the favorite, was
outrun all the way. Track fast; weather
fine. Summary:
First Race-Seven furlongs: Fugo won;
Marionetta, second; Helen Tarwater, third.
Time, 1:2011
Second-Four and one-half furlongs: Aus
tralian won; Scion Single, second; Outfield,
third. Time, sc.
Third-One mile: Autolight won; Sir CAL
liant, second; Wire In, third. Time, 1:l.
Forrrth-Six furlongs: Slyboots won; IL
Illuminate second; Onyx, third. Time, ZIG.
Fifth-Mile and one-eighth: Tbs won;
Malay, second; John Drake, third. Time,
1864.
Sixth-Six furlongs: Arachne won; Am
orous, second; Louise Collier, third. Time.
1:l411.
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American Association standing.
American Association Game. To-Day

Kansas City at indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Louisville.
st. Paul at Columbus.
MINNEAPOLIS at Toledo
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MUST SERVE HIS TINE.


NEW YORK, July @.-President Roose-
welt has refused to- grant the request of
Corporal John p. Carney, Of the Marine
Corps. for permission to leave the govern
ment service, where he receives SIS month.
that he might accept a position as keeper
in the Raymond-street Jail at a salary of
$1,000 year. Before enlisting Carney took
the civii-service examination. Hearing MOTH
ing from the examiners he concluded that he
had failed to secure the coveted position so
he enlisted TO serve four years In a few
days he was notified that he stood fourth in
the list. but ewing to his being a Spanish
war veteran, had been placed ar the top
and the $1,000 was his. His appeal Cor per-
mission TO resign from the federal service
finally reached the President. but met with
refusal on the grounds that it might form a
dangerous precedent.
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watkins VIII Try Lacey.

Special to tie Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, July 29.-Ths morning
Hubert Lacey left for Indianapolis, where
he will be given a trial in the box by the
American Association team of that city
Pitcher Boyd, of Greensboro, will go to Fort
Wayne to join the Grand Rapids team
with which he will have a tryout.
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American League Standing.
American League Games To-day.

New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
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Detroit Beat St. Louis.

DETROIT, July 29-In fairly well-played
game Detroit easily defeated st. Louis to-
day Attendance 2261 Score:
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CLEVELAND. July "a work train.
while running az high rate OF speed near
Gates Mills on the Cleveland q Eastern
Electric Railway early to-day, ran into
an oper switch and plunged down a sixty
man and conductor receiving injuries that
will likely prove fatal The injured: Ben
1z1nin Rallen. notorman, leg broken head
cut and internal injuries; Samuel Hull. con-
lucfos. body cut and internal injuries:
workmsn name unknown: seriously cut
acc bruised VII recover TIE motor and
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National Agreement Not Arranged.

NEW YORK, July 29.-The committee of
baseball league presidents who are meeting
at the Hotel Victoria for the purpose of
talking over a national agreement aid
journed without taking any action. 1t looks
as though the other presidents would have
to adopt the suggestion of Ban Johnson,
president of the American League. and ap-
point committee for the respective
leagues to confer on the national agree
ment.
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RICHMOND. Va. July 29-Maggie N:
Walter, colored. enjoys the distinction OF
being the first woman, white o. colored,
section She has been chosen TO head the
ST. Luke's Penny Savings Bank. under
the auspices Of the order Of ST. Luke. The
institution will open for business Sept /
with $4,000 deposits President Walker has
been teacher in tho public schools here
and en1oys the respect aud confidence of
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NEW YORK, July s9.-The schooner
yacht Thistle, of the Atlantic Yacht Club,
finished off Scotland lightship in the go
mile ocean race from Brenton's reef light
ship at 9:25 this morning. Her foretop mast
had been carried away about five feet above
the masthead The schooner yacht Ingo-
mar finished first In the race, having ar
rived at the Scotland lishtship at Gas last
evening
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ST. LOUIS, June 29.-The fifteen-round
bout scheduled to be fought here on Aug. 6
between Johnnie Regain, of st. Louis, and
Abe Attell, of San Francisco. has been de-
clared Off by request of Attell. A letter
was received to-day from Attell, who is
now in Chicago, in which he declared that
illness has incapacitated him from meeting
Regain. The match was to have been for
122 pounds at the ringside which Attell Sc
cured by forfeit from Terry McGovern.
Regain now claims the title.
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Totals ...Ss II y -
Elliott the ninth
Score by innings:
louisville -.-..--..s o o o.
milwaukee, -...-..-..--1 0 2-3
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Runs-Smith CD, Owens CO, Blankenship
CD, Cristall CT, Spooner. Lally, Oyler Nc
lntyre (2), Martin CO, Yeager. Two-base
hits-Turner CO. Childs CD, Kleinow, Girls
Mcintyre. YeageI. Home runs-Schaub.
Martin. Mcintyre Struck out-By Cristall,
3; by Mcdonald. 3. Bases on balls-On Girls
tail. 3; off Williams, 1; off Mcdonald. g.
Stolen base-Kleinow. Left on bases-To-
ledo. ,: Minneapolis. 5. Sacrifice hits-Blank-
enship, kleinow. Childs. Double plays-Ow-
ems 10 Childs 10 Turner; Childs to Owens to
Turner. Wild pitch-McDonald. Time-2:10
Umpire-Cunnins cham. Attendance, 1,71O.
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(3). Mcfarland, Camel. OConnor, Chesbro,
Howell, Dougherty 90. Collins, O'Brien CD.
Parent (9, Lachance (2), Ferris CD, j.
Stahl Two-base hits-Dougherty, Ferris
(2), Conroy %, Mcfarland Elberfeld.
Three-base hits-Dougherty, OBrien, Free
man, Conroy, Elberfeld, j. Stahl, Williams.
bases-Dougherty, Keller ca, Mcfarland.
Tannehill Bases on balls-Off Young, /; off
Howell. 1. Struck out-By Young, 4; by
Chesbro, 5; by Howell I. Time-2:10. UNI
pire-Sheridan. Attendance-4l50.
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Runs-MOrrissey, Arndt %. Raymer %,
Geier, Shannon GU. Jackson. Schaffer, Hug
gins Earned runs-Columbus. ?; ST. Paul,
j. Stolen bases - Jackson CD. Schaffer
Wheeler. Two-base hits-Meilor Schaffer.
Three-base hits-Raymer. higgins. Double
plays-Schaffer TO Higgins to Wheeler;
Higgins (unassiSted) Innings pitched-By
Bailey. is; by McMakin. ! 2-S. Hits-Off
Bailey. q: of McMakin. ,. Struck out-By
Bailey. 3; by McMakin, 2; by Allemang g.
Bases on balls-On Bailey, .; OFF McMakin,
2; OF Allemang. l. Hit by pitcher-By
Bailey. 1: by Allemang, I. Time-1:47. Um-
pire-Messmer.
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Runs - Aubrey, Malarkey, Bresnahan
Mertes (2), Babb. McGinnity. First base on
errors-Boston, 1; New York, q Left on
bases-Boston, 3; New York, s. Three-bas
hit-Aubrey. Sacrifice hit-Tenney. Stolen
base-Mertes. Double plays; Malarkey and
and McGann; Babb and McGann. Bases on
balls-Off Malarkey. 4. Hit by pitched ball
BY Malarkey. 2; by McGinnity 1. Struck
out-By Malarkey. 5; by McGinnity, 2. Time
lao Umpire-Johnstone Attendance
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COLUMBUS. July 29.-St. Paul won to-
days game from Columbus by timely bat
ting, assisted by Baileys wildness and
fielding errors by the locals. In the sixth,
after Bailey had passed two men TO first
and hit one man. a two-base hit by Schaffer
cleared the bases. Attendance, 500. Score:
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MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich, July %
The following officers were elected at the
Commercial Law League OF America, held
this afternoons President. +. L Siddons.
Washington, treasurer. w o. Hart. New
Orleans. La; recording secretary. William
E Moore. Philadelphia, executive commit
tee. H. j. Chittenden, Toles3o. l. d. Baker,
Dayton o.; Marshall d. Wtlbear. ChicaSo,
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Won Rouse Burned to Death.

LEXINGTON, Ky, July 29.-Hiram
Steele, manager of the Notwithstanding
place, confirms the report that John A.
brakes horse that persisted in the recent
fire there was Won Rouse. Won Rouse was
by Ben dor out of Venue and one of the
best three-year-olds in the country.
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Casey's Face Badly Cut.

CHICAGO. July 29.-Chicago defeated ST.
Louis to-day in an evenly-played and inter-
esting contest of ten innings. Slagle scored
the winning run on his triple and a single
by Williams. Casey had his face badly cut
by a hot one from Farrelrs bat in the
eighth, forcing his retirement. Attendance,
900 Score:
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e Of agents Se or other persons. anSsu
Real estate unincumbered $500. 4s7o6.S
Bonds owned by the company,
bearing interest at the rate OF
per cent, secured follows:
New York city gold bonds ...... ISL ONO
Massachusetts state bonds -. oil $500
Georgia state bonds .... 10000
North Carolina state bonds -. 1.0o.e
City of Boston bonds ............. {9,l2A3
City of Cleveland bonds .......... u.a6W
Illinois Central Railroad bonds. 9S0o@
bonds ......................... 5.Eop
bonds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. z.5n0
bonds lSssO
road bonds ..............'....... $4,000
Loans on bonds and MORTGAGES
the amount for which the same
Is mortgaged. and free from
any prior incumbrance .......-. 3f9. looW
Debts otherwise secured ........ uo.lS54
Debts for premiums ............... l0.S$W
All other securities ....... I7.754s3
Total assets ..................... N,ns,Sss0
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted. installment
CLAIMS. eonmated vaiue $50 ssssE.1
Losses unadjusted ................ 1.es.eo
further proof .....''.'..4e..... 5000
All other claims against the
Legal reserve ............. $50 e99V0
Total liabilities .................. sS57,.sSr
The greatest amount I'm any one
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Two-base -hits-Sheckard ~. Dobbs, Nc
Creery Three-base hitS-Gleason, Wolver-
ton, Kester, Strang. Left on bases-Phila-
delphia, 7: Brooklyn. L. Home run-Dahlen.
Stolen bases-Barry CD, Roth, Doyle.
Double plays-Roth and Douglass; Roth and
Gleason; Dahlen. Flood and Doyle. First
base on errors-Philadelphia. 8. Bases on
halls-Off Schmidt, s; off Doescher, L; off
Fraser. 5. Sacrifice hits-Keister, Hulswitt.
Hit by pitched ball-By Schmidt. 1. Struck
out-By Schmidt, 1; by Fraser, g. Wild
pitch-Schmidt. Time-2 hours. Umpire
Emslie. Attendance-2.5O0.
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Cincinnati Could Not Hit Kennedy's
InninEs-New York Victorious.
League Standing.
National League Game. To-Day.
New York at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 29.-Pittsburg took
the last game OF the series from the Cincin-
natis to-day by their timely hitting Har-
per's few gifts and the errors behind him
were costly. Cincinnati could not hit Ken
redy's delivery at the right time and In
every inning but one they had men left on
bases. Peitz was ordered off the grounds
in the last inning for abusing Umpire
O'Day. Attendance. 1,SOO. The score:
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Cory Of Statement of the Condition
OF THE
Security : Mutual
Life Insurance Co.

On the 31st day of December, 1902
1t is located in Phelps Building. Bingham
ton, n. Y.
CHARLES NJ. TURNER. President
WM. g. PHELPS, Vice President.
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State of Indiana. Office of Auditor Of State.
i, the undersigned. auditor of state OF
the State of Indiana, hereby certify that
the above Is correct copy of the state
ment OF the condition of the above-men-
toned company on the Sist day or Decem-
ber 1902 as shown, by the original state
ment, and that the said original statement
is now on file in this office.
In testimony whereof / hefeunto SUBJ
scribe my name and affix my off,
ISEAL.l cial seal this 24th day OF Feb
ruary. 1903.
d. Z. SHERRICK. Auditor OF State
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. July 2s.-Captain
Rafferty,. of the Yale football team. an
nounced to-day that George b. Chadwick.
of Brooklyn. N. ". captain OF last years
team. had accepted the place of field coach
for the football squad for the coming sea-
SON Orders have been issued for the foot
pail men to return TO the university be-
the general coach Of the team this year. a.
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PhilIies Won by Heavy Batting.

BROOKLYN, July BIN heavy batting
game Philadelphia to-day defeated the home
team nv the score of II TO 4 Score:
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Runs-Barrett, Lush (2), Carr, McAllister,
Burkett. Two-base hts-Lush. Smith, Nc
CURE. Three-base hits-Carr, Martin. Sac
rifce hit-Kitson. Stolen bases-Barrett,
Lush Bases on balls-Off Kitson, /; off
Siever, 2. First base on errors-St. Louis, 2.
Left on bases-Detroit, 6: st. Louis, 10.
Struck out-By Kitson, Z: by Siever 1. Dou-
Bile play-McGuire to McAllister. Time-1:35.
Umpire-Connelly.
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Slated for Sever in the ninth
Score by innings:
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Runs-Donlin. Seymour, Dolan, Beaumont,
Wagner co, Bransfield, Leach Kennedy.
Earned runs-Cincinnati, /: Pittsburg, 2.
Two-base hit-Seymour. Left on bases
Cincinnati, 10; Pittsburg, T. Stolen bases
Kelley %, Beckley. Leach. Double plays
Corcoran, Kelley and Beckley; Kelley, Cor
cOran and Beckley; Kelley and Beckley.
Base on balls-Off Harper. 2: of Kennedy,
4. Struck out-By Harper. 2; by Kennedy,
2. Time-1:45 Umpfre-O'Day.
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SECOND GAME.


Runs-Owens. Turner. Kleinow, Schaub
Sullivan. Two-base hits-Sullivan (2) Home
runs-Owens. Turner. Struck out-By Refs
ling. a: by Vasbinder. s. Bases on balls-Off
Reislng. 3; of Vasbinder, A. Sacrifice hits
Smith, Owens, Kleinow, Childs. Left on
bases-Toledo, 9; Minneapolis, 3. Double
plays-Schaub TO Turner to Schaub; Owens
TO Childs TO Turner; Oyler To- Martin TO
Spooner. Wild pitch-Vasbinder. Stolen
bases-Smith. Schaub. Reisling. Time-1:5o.
Umpire-Cunningham
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CHICAGO. July 29.-The fourth round of
mems singles and the second round of
the womens singles We're completed to-day
in the Western championship tennis tour
nament The one surprise of to-day's play
was Shows defeat of Patterson. the Cana
dian player.
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LOUISVILLE. July 2s.-The visitors out
batted the locals to-day, but Walker kept
their hits we'll scattered. while Louisville
scored enough runs in the first inning to win
the game. A catch by Hart was feature
Attendance. 1900. Score:
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TOLEDO, July 29.-Toledo won two games
from the Millers to-day by outbatting them.
But for Demands misjudging fly in the
first inning the last game would have been
a shut-out Yeager was put out of the first
game by Umpire Cunningham. Score first
game.
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*Batted for Criger in the ninth. '*Batted
for Young in the ninth.
Score hY innings.
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Totals ....32 10 q IA 81
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Totals ....5U "a y
Score by innings:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-30

Totals ....47 10 q II 3