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HIGHLAND PARK MEET BEGINS.


DETROIT, Sept. 19.-The Highland Park
Jockey Clubs fall meeting opened to-day
with a big attendance. The meeting win
last nineteen days. The feature event. the
mile and an eighth race. was won by Eda
Riley in handy style. In four OF the six
races the finishes were close and exciting.
Sauber. in the sixth race, a steeplechases
fell over the jump. and, being badly in<
jured. was destroyed. Weather fine and
track fast.
First Race-Six furlongs: Lyrist. Is (Mc>
Donald), 6 to 1, won; Handmore. 81 (PauDs
5 to 2, second; Arachne. log (Pieratt), 6 Ia
5, third. Time, 1:l5A.
Walsh), z to 10. won: Miss Fleischmanns
15 (Pieratt), 6 10 /, second; Ben Fonso. 100
Or. Martin). 40 TO j. third Time. 1:04.
Third-mile and an eighth: Eda Riley. 100
(Wolf), 2 to ], won; Little Boy. IS %. Gil.
more). 4 TO i, second; Sir Gallant. 14 (Js
Walsh, IL TO 5, third. Time, l:57A-
Fourth-Six and one-half furlongs: Annia
Max. 9S Or. MARTINI. 5 10 1. won: Aratoma,
IS CKellar). 6 to /, second; Nabocklish. lo3
CWolf, 4 10 !, third. Time, La.
Fifth-One mile: Firing Line. ln OR.
MARTINI. 4 to 1. won; Briers. So Cd. Boland),
5 TO ]. second; C~hickadee. 13 CTooman), 8
10 ]. third. Time, 1i3.
Sixth-Steeplechase. short course: Pres
grave, 14s Pemberton), z to 10, won: An
nola, Us (SchilD. Is 10 ]. second; Lingo, l3l
(Rice), 2 TO !, third. Time. 1853.
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Turner.

-Dewey-Prospect.
Pud No-Alcazar.
Rinky Dink-R Rambler.
~Royal-Alliance.
Dewey-Pud No.
Rinky Dink-P Prospect.
Rambler.
Pud No-Reliance.
~Dewey-Rinky Dink.
~Royal-Alcazar.
Prospect Rambler.
Rinky Dink- Reliance.
Pud No-Rambler.
Rinky ~Dink-Alcazar.
Rambler-Alcazar
Royal Prospect.
Rinky Dink- Pud No.
Prospect-Alcazar.
Royai-D Dewey.
Prospect Reliance.
Rinky Dink- Royal.
Reliance Rambler.
Prospect-Pud No.
~Dewey-Alcazar.
R~eliance-AlcaZar
Royal-Pud No.
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Get but Six Hits on Him-Coughlin,
the Toledo Pitcher, Is Wholesome
Phenomenal Catches.
American Association standing.
Special TO tina Indianapolis Journal.

Special to tia Indianapolis Journal.
TOLEDO. o., Sept. 19.-Indianapolis had
no trouble in beating Toledo to-day owing
to the great pitching of owen, the young
ster who is being tried out by Indianapolis.
He let the locals down with few hits. and
should have had but one run tabled up
against him. and that one something on the
doubtful order. In only one inning did he
show signs of fright. That was the only
time men were on bases. The error of Mar
can was costly. On the other hand, Cough
lin was quite easy. and two wild pitches in
succession allowed the Hoosiers a run. Les
lie caught a good game, but exhibited some
nervousness Hess. the man who played
third. handled everything clean that came
his way. and in addition hoisted one into
the center-held bleachers that brought in
two runs.
The only scores came for Toledo in the
third. Turner hit for a single and Harding
for a two-bagger. Coughlin struck out, and
Smith flied out to Coulter, but the men
were held on bases. Owens hit one TO Mar
can. who muffed 1t, and Turner scored.
Owens stole second, and the bad play TO try
to catch him allowed Hadding to come
home.
Two-baggers by Woodruff and Leslie
scored Woodruff In the second. Marcan hit
himself on first IN the fourth and was sent
In ahead of the home run by Hess. Coulter
made a two-bagger in the sixth and scored
on two wild pitches.
The last run for the visitors came In
the seventh. Kihm walked, moved VI on
Hoggie's long drive TO the outfield and
scored on a hit by Coulter. There were
three fast double plays pulled OF in the
game. Fox led the hitting for Indianapolis.
and Dummy" kim was the busiest in
dividual in the game. having fifteen putouts.
The teams will finish the season tomorrow,
and Cristall, who beat Columbus three
times in one week, Will do the pitching.
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SECOND GAME.

IOtdIS ....-0 ~ 70 D
Slated for Pfeister in the sixt
Score by innings:
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HAS A BURST OF SPEED
MCGEE GETS OUT OF A POCKET AND
WINS THE HANDICAP.
Gets on Last and Has n stormy Pass
sage { o the stretch-ResuIts at
Hawthorne and Desmar Park.

CHICAGO. Sept. l9.-McGee. at Z TO , in
the betting. won the Fleetwood handicap.
six furlongs, at Hawthorne to-day by q
head in a hard drive. Beau Ormonde was
second, a head in front OF Toah. MCGEE
got off last and was never able to set
through until the stretch was reached
Then he slipped in next TO the rail and fin-
ished in a burst Of speed that brought him
the victory. Weather clear: track slows
Summaries:
First Race-Six furlongs: Redan. 10 (Js
Rein). Is to 5. won: Lady Kent. los CIV.
Knapp, Z to /. second: Dutch Carter. loa
On. P~hillips), Z to !, third. Time. lie s-k
Second-Steeplechase. short course: Gals
ba, $50 Hueston). Z to 2. won; Paulakers
40 (Seaton), Is to 1, second: John e
Owens, lbs &C. Johnson). 20 to ], third
Time, sos 3-5.
Third-Fleetfoot handicap. six furiongss
MCGEE. lO4 u. Baker,. 2 to 2. won; Beau
Ormonde. lilo Oh. Phillips). 4 TO 1. seconds
Toah, los (Otis), z to ], third. Time, liza 30.
F~ourth-Five furlongs: Toledo. III (Otis)s
5 to 2, won: testimony le4 (Buchanan)' >
to 2, second; My Gem, 80 Is. Bonner), III 10
10, third. Time. LOO rs.
Fifth-On mile: Emma A. NJ. log (Oli-
phanD, 80 to i, won; Bard OF Avon, 80 L.
Spencer), even, second: Frank M. 90 Oh
Il AAAAB1 IL ~ - AAa1
Sixth-One mile: Orfeo, Ill Ruf0, s TO So
won; The Don, Ill (Phillips), 3 10 /. sec-
ond; Luralighter. Ill OStelle). 5 to ]. third
Time, ZAP AS.
Entries at Hawthorne for Monday:
First Race-Six furlongs; selling: First Past
/ James j. Corbett, liz; Rabunta, Fingal. Best
! Man, Lutte. 100; Moranda. lo9; Sea Pirate. Pro-
peller, Captain Hamm, le; Ledus. I4; Somer-
sault, 104.
Second-Handicap; steeplechase; short course;
Duke of York. 156: Fallala. 1$S; Mrs. Grammar.
liO; Moranda. lS9; Snowdrift 1913; Paul Aker.
1sS; Heber. 1872: Galba, 100; Creolin, l25. Creoiin
and Galba coupled as Corrigan entry.
Third-September handicap; one mile; Jndgs
Hines. LIS; Luralighter. 107; The Don, los; Lady
Jocelyn. lO4; First Chip. 100: Lendin. no; Nom
sieur Beaucaire. los; MCGEE. lis; Linguist- izz-
Lendin and Linguist coupled as Cook entry.
Fourth-six furlongs: Moeorito, Ethel Wheats
L'Etrenne, Gallant. Toah, ia; Elwood. AUDITORS
Toledo, go; Determination, 80.
Fifth-Mile and one-eighth: selling: omdur-
man, lO2; Ida V. Charlie Granger, lo2; Glass
81; Mr.. Dingle, 81; Lord Melbourne, 80; Our Bes-
sic, So; Fading Light, go; Alright. 50.
Sixth-Ffve and one-half f~urlongs: R~oekawayl
1l3; Coroner Kelly, Mayor David g. Rose. no.
Aggie Lewis. Allista, Trompeuse. lo7.
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agreement made in two decades. Follow
ing precedent, the present agreement VIII
also be broken as soon as a powerful party
thereto finds il profitable or desirable to
do so, or when conditions become so harsh
as to compel a ~breakaway. History al
ways repeats itself, and baseball moves in
cycles just as do all other things on this
mundane sphere. But, for a time at least,
we shall have rest from war and rumors OF
war. For this relief much thankSi"
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 19.-Cincinnati broke
even in the double-header with Philadelphia
to-day. Both games were smuggling matches.
The second game was called after the
eighth inning. Ragan, a Texas recruit,
was tried out in the second game and was
given an unmerciful beating. Steinfeldt's
right leg was injured In the second game
and he will be unable to play again the
rest Of the season. Attendance, 5,224.
Score.
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Runs-BransheId, hruger. Strang, DobbS,
Doyle CD, Dahlen, Jacklitsch, Reidy CD.
Two-base hit-Jacklitsch. Three-base hit
Marshal. Sacrifice hit~s-Bransield, Sheck-
ard CD, Doyle. Double play-Jordan and
Doyle. Bases on bals-On Pfeister. 5; off
Reidy, l.. Hit by pitched ball-Kruger,
Sheckard. Gessler. Struck out-By Pfeister,
6: by Reidy, l. Passed balls-Weaver, 2.
Time-1:25. ~Umpire-Hurst.
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VICTORY FOR JAMES.
Last Years National Golf Champion
Defeated Paul Il. Murphy.

CHICAGO, Sept. I9.-Louis n. James. of
Glenview, last years national champion, to-
day defeated Paul t. Murphy, of the Gar
den City q. - Golf Club, in the thirty-six-
hole finals of the Glenview cup at Glenview
by 8 up and 4 to play. 1t was almost a
foregone conclusion after the morning round
that James would win, as he had a lead of
2 up for the eighteen holes. Neither played
as well as in the preceding rounds of the
tournament, both being cratic at times.
Murphy met with more i'll luck than his
opponent, but on the whole was outclassed.
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Runs-Beaumont CD, Clarke 60, Wagner.
Bransfield, Kruger (2), Carrisch, Veil,
Strang. Sheckard, Dobbs. Doyle 90, Dahlen,
Gessler, Jordan, Garvin. Two-base hits
Clarke, Carrisch, D&hlen, Gessler, Jordan.
Three-base hits-Wagner, Doyle. Home run
Beaumont. Sacrifice hit-Kruger. Stolen
bases-Beaumont (2), Clarke, Sebring,
Strang, Dahlen. Double plays-Wagner and
Bransfield; Sebring and Bransfield; Garvin,
Doyle and Ritter. Bases on balls-Off Veil,
6; off Garvin, 3. Hit by pitched ball-Brans-
field. Struck out-By Veil, 3: by Garvin. 4.
Time-Two hours. Umpire-Hurst.
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SECOND GAME,

Runs-Donlin De Armond, Peitz, Ragan,
Douglass Doom t2. Earned pnnsycin,,
cinnati, 3: Philadelphia, z. Two-base hits
Mailman, Barry, Wolverton, Doom, Peitz,
Donlin. Sacrifice ~hits-Titus, Barry, Doom,
McFettridge. Stolen bases-Thomas, Hall
man, Donlin. Bases on balls-Of Ragan,
8; off McFetridge, 4. Hit by pitched ball
DE Almond Struck out-By Ragan, g.;
by McFettridge, g.. Left on bases-Cin-
cinnati, s; Philadelphia, 8. Time-1:45.
Umpire-O'Day.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-In the first Of
the series to-day. Cleveland lost. Score:

Runs-ConrOy, Keeler, Elberfeld, Abbott.
Left on bases-New York, 5: Cleveland, 5.
Two-base hit-Donahue. Stolen bases
Conroy, Williams. Double p~lays-Lajoie,
Gochnauer and Bemis; Williams and Ell
berfeld. Bases on balls-On Chesbro. 8;
of Donahue, 8. Sacrifice ~hits-Flick,
Gochnauer. Struck out-By Chesbro. 2;
by Donahue, s. Passed Time
LIB.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals ....42 10 ~ IL ,

Runs-Donlin CD, Seymour CD, Dolan,
coran l0, PETIT, Phillips, Duggleby, Doug
lass, Titus. Gleason 90, Thomas. Earned
Runs-Cincinnati, IL; Philadelphia, 2. Two
base hits-Corcoran. Gleason, Beckley,
DAILY. Three-base ~hits-Titus, Wolverton,
Corcoran, Douglass. Stolen bases-Beck-
ley. Steinfeld, Thomas. Bases on balls
on Phillips. 4; off Duggleby, 4 Double
lin to DAILY, Gleason, Hulswitt to Douglass.
Hit by pitched ball-Duggleby. Struck out
BY Phillips, 4; by Duggleby, 2. Left on
bases-Cincinnati, A; Philadelphia, Z. Time
lbs. U~mpire-O'Day.
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Runs-Dougherty (). Collins (3). Stahl az,
Freeman CD, Lachance, Ferris. Criger, Ma
COON. Isbell CO. Two-base hits-Freeman,
Isbell. Three-base hits-Dougherty, Collins,
Parent, Crfger. Magoon. Home runs-Fer-
ris, Freeman. Bases on balls-Of Young, 2;
of Flaherty, /. Hit by pitched ball-By
Flaherty, Collins. Struck out-By Young,
8; by Flaherty, 4. Time-1:30. Umpire
O'Loughlin. Attendance-6,3 1868.
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Fox out for not touching second.

Two-base Hits-Hadding, Childs, Wood
run. Leslie, Coulter.
Home un-He
Stolen ~Bases-Owens, Fox.
Bases on Balls-On Coughlin. 4.
Struck Out-By Coughlin, 4; by Owens, 2.
Double Plays-Owens TO Turner; Owens 20
Marcan to Kihm CD
Left on Bases-Toledo. 2; Indianapolis, 4.
Wild .Pitches-Coughlin o.
Time-1:3 80.
Umpire-Cunningham.
Attendance-4S4.
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Totals ....s3 % IA

Runs-Coughlin. Burkett CD, Swander (2).
Heidrick. Anderson. Wallace, Book, Kahoe.
Earned runs-St. Louis. S. Two-base hits
Robinson. Anderson. Powell,
Burkett CD, Swander (9. Three-base hit
Wallace. Double plays-Lee TO Clarke
CD; Wallace, unassisted. Bases on balls
on Lee. 1: of Petty. 2; of Powell, 1. Hit
by pitched ball-Swander. Struck out-By
Lee, 2: by Petty, 4: by Powell. 2. Left on
bases-Washington, z; st. Louis, 5. Wild
pitch-Lee. Time-1:40. Umpire-Connoily.
Attendance, 1,l39.
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Runs-Pickering (2), Davis 60, Henley,
Mullin. Burns, Yeager, Crawford. Two-base
htts-Crawford, Davis. Home
Sacrifice hit-Barrett. Stolen bases-Hart-
sell. Pickering. Double play-Burns and
Carr. Left on bases-Detroit, z; Philadel-
phia, T. Bases on balls-Off Mullin, 4; off
Henley. 2. Hit by pitched ball-By Henley,
2. Struck out-By Mullin. /; by Henley, s.
Passed ball-Schreck. Time-1:45. Umpire
Adams.
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MONTREAL, Sept. p.-The only record
broken in the Canadian Amateur Athletic
championships to-day was that In throwing
the ifty-six-pound weight. +. Dosmar-
teau, of Montreal, broke the Canadian rec
ord, his throw being Is feet 81 inches. ThS
Canadian record was 81 feet ga incheas
made h. Mitchall -
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Easy for st. Louis.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-St. Louis won
to-day's game with the greatest ease.
Washington in one inning had the first
three men up make singles and fill the
bases but did not get a runner over the
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MAY GO AGAINST TINE.


CINCINNATI. Sept. l9.-Negotiations are
now on for Dick Welles. the king OF the
running turf. TO make an attempt to break
the worlds mile record at the fall meeting
at Latonia which will open Oct. "a The
same methods employed when Salvador
broke the record at Monmouth Park will
be used at Latonia. and Dick Welles will
be picked up by fast pacemakers all along
the route. The details Of the trial will
be left entirely to Rome Respes, the own
er of Dick Welles.
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ear. Double plays-Clingman, Gleason and
Mellor: Berger and Mellor; Quinlan, Brasn-
ear and Hart 81 Struck out-By Berger,
i: by Egan, 2. Bases on balls-On Berger,
8. Passed ball-Berry. Time-1:N. Umpire
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Rosendal stood at the head of the average
list after the first weeks bowling, but
Walter Evans assumed the lead last week.
Potter, of the Pettis Club, is second. The
following have averages of 40 or bet
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PLAY SLOW GAMES.
Champions and Superbas Take q Con-
test Apiece.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept. 19.-Both games
were slow and loosely played. Darkness
ended the second after six innings. Kruger
was hit on the head by a pitched ball by
Reidy and knocked unconscious. Attend
ance 5,O72. Score:
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ....Is 3 Is 5
Totals ....2O Is 6 0

Iwo-base hit-Grady. Sac
riice hit-Thomas- Stolen bases-Rothfuss.
Nance. Oyler- Bases on balls-On Thomas,
2. Struck out-By Frantz. 3; by Thomas,
Kansas City. 2: Minneapolis, 2. Time-.O 5.
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BOSTON KEEPING 1T UP
NEW CHAMPIONS CONTINUE THEIR
TERRIFIC BATTING STREAK.
Defeat Chicago by Pounding Flaher-
tvs Delivery All Over the Field
Cleveland and Detroit eaten

New York, 8: Cleveland. ..S,173
Boston. 13; Chicago, 1863
philadelphia, s; Detroit. 4....-..........5, 301
81. Louis, 8; Washington, 1..............1,1 39
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American League Standing.

BOSTON, Mass, Sept, 19.-The new
champions continued their terrific batting
streak to-day. defeating Chicago. 13 to 8, by
pounding F1aherty's delivery for heavy to-
tails. Score:
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Giant. Are shut out.

CHICAGO. Sept. 19.-The New Yorks were
shut out to-day in a pitchers battle, Wei
mer having a shade the better of IL against
M~athewson The few hits made by the
visitors were wasted while Chicago's were
timely, being made after two passes and
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Memphis. 3: Atlanta, o.
Little Rock. 1: Montgomery. o.
New Orleans. Z; Nashville. 8.
Shreveport. 4: Birmingham, 10
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DRAFTING QUESTION TO COME UP.
Meeting of National Baseball Con
mission Called for Monday.

CINCINNATI. Sept. ia meeting Of the
national baseball commission has been
called for this city next Monday to con-
slider provisions for drafting minor league
players. The case of Burns, of Toledo, and
McAllister, of Detroit, will be considered
again, as well as other business.
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Colonies Outhit Di.coverer..

COLUMBUS. o.. Sept. 19.-LouisviIle de-
feated Columbus to-day by hard batting.
The an-around work OF Brashear was a
feature. Attendance. 927. Score:
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Runs-Ganley (2), Donahue Cd, Geier q,
shannon CD, Jackson CD, Bailey (2.) Two
base hits-Schaeffer a. Home
hue. Bases on ballsEOf Mueller, i; off Bal
A: by Meredith, 2. Double play-Donahue
10 Viox. Left on bases-Milwaukee. 8; st.
Paul. Z. Umpire-Mullane. Time-1:0. At
tendance-S0.
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Runs-Tenny, Greminger, McCreary (2),
Willis, Smoot. Two-base hit-Moran. Three
base hit-Smoot. Sacrifice hit-Moran. Dou-
BILE plays-Dunleavy to Ryan to Murphy;
Berte to Brain to Ryan. Stolen bases
Tenny, McCreery. Bases on balls-On
Murphy, 3; off Willis, 3. Struck out-By
Murphy, /; by willis, 3. Left on bases-st.
Louis, z; by Boston, z. Time-1:30. Um-
pire-JohnSton.
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MILWAUKEE,. Sept. 19.-St. Paul landed
hard on Mueller in the first two innings
to-day, and M~ilwaukee's rally in the end
could not overcome the lead. Score:
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TWO FOR THE BLUES.


KANSAS CITY, Sept. 19.-Kansas City
took two well-played games from Minneap-
oils to-day. Attendance. COO. Score first
game:
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SLUGGING MATCHES
REDS AND QUAKERS HAMMER EACH
OTHER IN A DOUBLE-HEADER.
Texas Pitcher Is Tried Out by Cincin-
Beating-Results Elsewhere.

Cincinnati, IL, Philadelphia, 7...........5,2A
Philadelphia. 10; Cincinnati, 4............
Pittsburg. II: Brooklyn, 10. ...............5,072
Brooklyn, s; Pittsburg, 2..................
Chicago, 3; New York, 0................S,5W
Boston, s; st. Louis, 500
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AotdAo -.s"~o -
Score by innings:

Arndt. Mellor, Kerwin CD,
Brashear CD. Odweli, Sullivan, Clymer.
Egan. Earned runs-columbus. 1: Louis
vile. 7. Stolen b~ases-Ker~in CD. Clymer
CO. Odwel1. Two-base hits-clingman. wag-
neys Sullivan. Hart Three-base hit-Brash-
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Marion.

Alcazar-R Rambler.
Royal-Prospect.
Rinky Dink- Pud No.
Prospect-Alcazar.
Royal-Dewey.
Representatives,.
Rinky Dink- Royal.
Reliance-R Rambler.
Prospect-Pud No.
~Dewey-AlcaZar.
-Ra
eliance-Alcazar.
Royal-Pud No.
Dewey-Prospect.
Alcazar-Pud No.
Rinky Dink-Rambler.
r
Dewey-Pud No.
Rinky Dink-Prospect.
Dewey-Rambler.
Pud No Reliance.
pewey-Rinky Dink.
~Royal-Alcazar.
Prospect Rambler.
Rinky Dink- Reliance.
Pud No-Rambler.
Rinky ~Dink-AlcaZar.
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DUBUQUE. Ia, Sept. 19.-John Carr.
third baseman for the Dubuque team, of
the Three I League. was to-day sold to
Manager Watkins of the indianapolis West
ern Association club.
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Another member of the Burford bowling
team Saow leads the Commercial League.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-Philadelphia
defeated Detroit to-day by timely hitting,
coupled with several wild throws by the
visitors. Attendance, 5,301. Score:
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Totals 81 II q q 2

.-Batted for Durham in ninth. sNone out
when winning run scored
Score by innings:
Kansas City ........3 o . 0 O O ia
Minneapolis -....... o 0 o o SIS
Runs-Rothfuss, Hall, Nance CD, Grady.
Butler, Sullivan. Lally, Yeager, Spooner.
Martin. Two-base hits-Rothfuss, Hill
Nance, Knoll. Butler, Maloney, Martin.
Home run-Yeager. Sacrifice
Double play-McIntyre TO Martin.
Bases on balls-On. Durham, s.: off
Thomas. 5. Struck out-By Durham. 3: by
Thomas, 3. Hit by pitched ball-By
Thomas, 1. Passed ball-Yeager. Left on
bases-Kansas City, Z; Minneapolis. z.
Time-l:55.
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New York's two errors had placed men on
bases. Attendance. $500. Score:
by innings:

OCOrt Uy IHHIHSS.
Chicago ...0 I o 0 0 2 IS
New York ...........O o o o o 0 90
Runs-McCarthy, Chance, Tinker. Left
on bases-Chicago, 5; New York, 3. Two
base hit-JoneS. Sacrifice hit-McGann.
Stolen bases-Evers, Browne. Struck out
BY Weimer, 5; by Mathewson. 2. Bases on
balls-Off Weimer, 2: off Mathewson. l.
Time-1:36. Umpires-Emslie and Moran.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-20
INDEPENDENT BOWLING LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Pastime.

Pud No-Reliance.
Rinky Dink-D Dewey.
~Royal-AlcaZar.
Prospect Rambler.
Rinky Dink-Reliance.
Pud N~o-Rambler.
Rinky Dink- Alcazar.
Dewey-Prospect.
Pud No-Alcazar.
Rinky Dink-R Rambler
Royal-Reliance.
Dewey-Pud No.
Rinky Dink- Prospect.
Rinky Dink- Royal.
Prospect-Pud No.
Dewey-Alcazar.
Royal-Rambler.
Reliance-Alcazar.
Royal Pud No.
AlcaZar-R Rambler.
Royal-P Prospect.
Dewey-Reliance.
Rinky -Pud No.
Prospect-Alcazar.
Royal
Prospect Reliance.