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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-03
Special to The Globe.

Speclal TO Inc GLOBE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. bailey,
who proved a puzzle for the Colonies
in the first game of the ST. Paul series,
was easy for the Tebeau's today.
Twelve hits were made off his delivery.
Three of these were triples and two
came when men were on bases This
In a nutshell, is the story of ST. PauPs
second defeat at the hands of Tebeau's
Bourbon.
Egan was on the slab for the Colo
nels and pitched good ball. In the first
inning four hits, with a sacrifice mixed
In. melted st. Paul trio of TALES
This looked like winning lead until
the sixth, when Kelley put the colonies
in the game by falling down on an
easy ground from Quinlan's bat Cd
wells triple had scored Brashear, but
Bailey was. wild and filled the bases by
passing Schriver and hitting White.
Two men were out when Quinlan drove
the ball at Kelley, who let it get be-
tween his legs and two men scored.
This gave the Colonies a lead and a
terrific batting rally in the next round,
when five hits were made off Bailey,
netted three more runs and clinched
the game.
But for the sensational work of
Shannon, the run getting would not
even have ended there. The visitors
outfielder made one of the most SEN
sational catches of the season, jump
ing high into the air after hard run
and pull down Whites drive with
his back to the stands. The hit looked
good for at least three bases, and as
two men were on the sacks, it would
have meant that many runs. The catch
retired the side.
Geier, in the ninth, came in with a
belated home-run drive down the right
field foul line. After the opening round
the Saints found Egan a puzzle. 1t
was the Louisville twirler's tenth
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BILLINGS CONTINUES
WINNING AT CLEVELAND
Babe AIIerton, Driven by Owner, Wins
Championship Pacing Cup.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 1.-The
Cleveland championship pacing cup, the
feature event of the Inter City matinee
today was won by Babe Allerton, owned
and driven by c. K. G.. Billings, of the
Cleveland club, who also won the trotting
cup Tuesday with The Monk. The finishes
der.
An attempt was made by Mr.. Billings
to drive The Monk and Equity to pole
to beat the team record of 2:12A. The
pair driven by Charles Tanner trotted the
first half in 1:05A and the three quarters
in 1861. When victory was close at
hand The Monk broke and the pair finish
ed in 2:12R. one quarter. of a second be-
hind the record. An hour later they made
another attempt equaling their time of
the first heat. Between the trials Mr.
Billings purchased Equity of A e. Perrin,
of Syracuse.
WHIST TOURNEY SCORES.
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**Bernard forced out on strikes. *Lewee
out on infield fly.
Two-base hits, Kleinow, Reisling, Gear
2, Butler, Knoll; home runs, Nance, Knoll;
stolen base, Kleinow; sacrifice hits, Butler,
Lewee; struck out, by Reisling 8, by AL
loway 2; bases on balls, off Reisling 8, off
Alloway 6; double plays Childs to Turner,
Owens to Childs, Childs to Turner; passed
ball. Butler; left on bases, Toledo s, Kan
sas City Z; time, 200; umpire, Mullane;
attendance, 700.
Second Game
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Brownies, accept the challenge of Man
ager Egan, of the Winnipeg Northern
league team. Algona is ready to play the
Northern league champions in ST. Paul
on Sept. 10 and 20 under Mr.. Egan,s con-
ditions-the winner to take all the gate
receipts, less the percentage for the use
of the grounds. w. A. Cordingley.
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Falls 70 swim channeI.

DOVER. Eng. Sept. 2.-Montagu Hol-
bein, the English swimmer, who left the
South Foreland yesterday evening in his
fourth attempt to swim the English chan
mel, has failed again. He left the water
eight miles from Calais, France, after
swimming seventeen hours and twenty
minutes
Holbein was within four miles OF the
French coast at o'clock this morning
when the tide turned and gradually swept
the swimmer toward Dover, hence the
abandonment of his attempt.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. 2.-Heavy and
timely hitting by the locals, coupled with
superior field work, won a one-sided game
from Kansas City today. Attendance, 500.
Score:
st. Joseph .311O51S lie 10 i
Kansas City. 20 0 0 0 l 0 OIL 6
Chinn and Mcconnell, Cable, Webster
and Corbin.
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TwO-base hit, Geier; three-base hits,
Quinlan. Odwell 2; home run, Geier; sac
rifice hat, Schaefer; base on balls, off
Egan 1, off Bailey j; struck out, by Egan
g. by Bailey 2; hit by pitched ball, White;
left on bases, Louisville Z, st. Paul 6;
time, 1855; umpire, Foreman; attendance,
900.
Hens and Blues Break Even.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Sept. 2.-Toledo and
Kansas City broke even today. Scores:
First Game
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ALeoNA ACCEPTS CHALLENGE.
colored Team of Iowa Willing to Play
Champions of Northern Ieaoue.

The Algona team, the famous all-colored
team of Iowa, has accepted the challenge
of the Winnipeg team, the champions of
the Northern league. for a series of games
to be played in st. Paul The following
communication from w. A CordingIey,
the secretary of the Algona team, was
received by the sporting editor of T h e
G b yesterday
Sporting Editor ST Paul Globe: On be-
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Earned runs, Detroite2. two-base hits.
Crawford, Bradley; thres-base hits, Craw-
ford Bay; sacrifice: hits Abbott; stolen
bases, McAllister. Long. first base on err
rors, Detroit i; bases on balls off Dono-
van 6; hit by pitched ball, by Donovan /;
left on bases, Detroit A. Cleveland z:
struck out, by DonovanB10, by Donohue /;
time. 1880; umpire. O'I,eughlin.
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Stolen bases, Raymer,, Banon, Cling
man, Ganley 3. Schladey; sacrifice hits,
Turner, Raymer. Berger, Ganley, Mere
base hit Raymer; double plays Turner to
Meiior to Turner. Clingman to Raymer to
Mellorr, Clingman to Mellor, Schlafey to
Elliott, Dunleayy to ELLIOTT, Schlafley, un-
Mueller s; hits made off Wilmot 8, off
Berger g.; bases on ballsa off Wilmot 3, off
Berger 2; time, 1923: umpire. Cunningham.
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Called on account of darkness. - :
TWO. base hits, Williams, Lee; three
base hits, Clarke, Moran; home run, Can
double play. Williams to Elberfield to
Camel: first base on balls, off Townsend
2 off Chesbro s., hit by.pftched ball, Nor
an; struck out, by Townsend 1, by Ches-
bro 1; time. 1:50; umpire. Connolly: At
tendance. Oh :. -
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header, Both games were close, the visit
ors winning the first in the ninth by
punching hits. In the second Fraser twice
pitched himself out of tight places, leav-
Scores:
First Game
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High Marks Mace by Lawton and Bu-
ford and MetcaIf and BioeIow.

Seven tables were formed from the at
tendance of the rooms of the ST. Paul
Chess and Whist club to take part in the
current whist tourney last night Top
scores were made by Lawton and Buford
and by Chaplin and Bowen, east and west
Score in detail.
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Left on bases, Chicago 6, st. Louis 6:
Green, Tannehill; sacrifice hits Friel'
Wallace, Sugden; stolen bases, Burkett.
Hemphill; struck out, by Patterson 2. by
Powell 2; bases on balls, off Patterson
3; time, 1870; umpire, Sheridan.
Tigers Eat the Blues.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 2.-The locals
won todays game by team hitting in the
fourth inning, when a double and three
singles scored enough runs to win. Dono-
van pitched great ball.. striking out ten,
but giving seven bases. In two innings
he struck out the side. Long made one
marvellous jump catch of a liner and
Crawford did the best stick work Attend
ance 9 867 Score.sf - .-,s-St.
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Left on bases, Chicago 2, st. Louis 5;
-two-base hits, Tinker, Evers; three-base
hit. Brain; sacrifice hit, Mccarthy; stolen
Mcfarland, Dunleavy to Mcfarland, Wei
mer to Williams to Chance: struck out,
by Weimer 7, by Mcfarland 4; bases on
balls, of Weimer 8, off Mcfarland 2;
wild pitch, Weimer; time, 1928; umpire,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-03
sox Use Home Runs TO win.

CHICAGO, Sept. -2.-The two scores
which enabled the locals to defeat st.
Louis today were the result of home runs
was uninteresting until the seventh. when
Green made two sensational catches in
deep right and center. Four hits were all
that the visitors cdulds gather off Pat
tersons delivery. Attendance, 5000. The
score: -,
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LOUISVILLE TAKES
Big END OF SERIES
Colonies Bunch Hits on Bailey
and Saints Mix in Err
rOrS.
rOrS.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Louisville z, st. Paul 4.
Columbus 4, Milwaukee 2. -
Indianapolis 2, Minneapolis /.
Toledo z, Kansas City 6.
Kansas City 13, Toledo 8.
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Hart Siqns Jack Mccarthv

CHICAGO, Sept 2-"Jack'' Mccarthy.
who was released by the Cleveland league
team recently. has signed with the Chi
cago National league. He will be played
in left field.
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NORTHERN LEAGUE.

Special to The Globe.
FARGO, N. D., Sept Fargo and
Crookston broke even this afternoon. 1t
was wa, the closing day, on the local grounds.
contests. McLaughlin's umpiring in the
nrSt game was unsatisfactory. Loose
heldlng in the last game by Crookston
caused its defeat Scores:
First Game
Fargo ........o1 100000 1-2 8 3
cr 90 tfdIIas 1;ar 60, %
Crookston 49,. 0 o 0 1 o. /
Fargo 0" '.. eane 2OOO2oo.IE7 e = !
Crookston i 8 o. 0 O-6 II 5
Batteries-Fargo Foulks and Bonthron;
Crookston, Martin and Edwards.
Special to The Globe.
,o GRAND NJ FORKS. N. p, Sept. Cor
pitcher, allowed sixteen hits in the game
here today, and six of these We're two
baggers. and the team behind him helped
matters along by making nine errors. The
net result was fifteen scores for Grand
Forks and the 'Peggers were unable to
make more than five hits. and got not
score. - s5z.--. --,is ~ -
R.H.E
a &innp E9Fts 20 9 c51s 3
Batteries Grand Forks, Sessions, Null
lane; Winnipeg, Corbett. Rogers.
Special to The Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi. Sept. AFTER passing
up several splendid chances to win, Du-
luth faltered in the final round of today's
game, with the result that the victory
went to Superior. Stupid base running
spoiled the locals chances at several june
lures, and Brockway's two bad errors
practically donated the winning run. SUI
perior. however, had much the better of
It, both in batting and fielding, but its safe
ciouts were well scattered. The score:
Duluth .........OO-O 10000 oNI 8 6
Superior .,.....0 / 0 o o 0 1-2 1
Batteries Duluth, Shaw and Gerard;
Superior. HUE and Howard.
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Orphans Lose Close Came.

IOl1Ls Il VII LtII u a.1UtdIS -. 4Iz4IIZI u
Indianapolis % 2 %, 0 90 o %
MINNEAPOLIS. 20 % o. 0 % 0 O. OIL
Base on balls, off Ford /. off Converse
8; struck out, by Ford 5. by Converse A;
wild pitch, Converse; hit by pitcher, Tam
sett; sacrifice hits, Fox. Ford Lalfy;
double play Heydon to Marcan; stolen
bases, Tamsett, kim; umpire, Haskell:
time, 1:40; attendance, 800.
Brewers Lose Another.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. columbus
defeated Milwaukee today in a game re-
plete with fast fielding. six double plays
Delng made. Score ..---.---
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HlehIanders Pound Pitchers.

WASHINGTON, D. G.s Sept. 2.-New
York took kindly to both of Washington,s
pltchers and won today's game without
apparent effort Score. - ~s'-o~S '1
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Two-base hit, Phelps; three-base hit,
Wagner; home run, Kelley; double plays
Sebring to Wagner, Wagner to Ritehey to
Bransfield; first base on balls, off Hahn
l. struck out. by Phillippi 2; wild pitch
Hahn; time, 1:45; umpire johnson.
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Earned runs, Boston 1. Philadelphia 8:
two-base hits. Tenney. Moran Greminger,
Titus; Fraser; three-ba hit, Stanley;
sacrifice hits, Titus. Barry; double play,
II, Philadelphia 6; first base on balls off
Malarkey g. off Fraser a; struck out by
Malarkey 1, by Fraser 4; time, 1876; UNI
pires, Hurst and Moran.
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Microbes Have Easy Time.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Except for a wild
pitch in the ninth inning that saved st.
Louis from shutout. the play of the
locals outclassed that of the visitors in all
departments of the game. Attendance,
$780, including S 700 school children ad,
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Left on bases, New York 6, Brooklyn
z; two base hits, Gessler, McGann; three
base hits, Sheckard, Dahlen; sacrifice hit,
Sheckard; stolen bases, Strang, Gessler,
Jordan, Mertes; double plays, Gilbert to
Babb to McGann, Warner to Babb to Nc
Gam; first base on balls, off Mathewson
z; first base en- errors. Brooklyn 2, New
York 1; struck out, by Reidy 1, by
Mathewson s; time. 1885, umpire. O'Day;
attendance, 4,473.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING oFsTHE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Pittsburg 4, Cincinnati 1.
Chicago 5, st. Louis /.
Brooklyn 4, New York 1.
Boston 8, Philadelphia 1.
Philadelphia 8, Boston 2.
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THE WORLD OF SPORT
Toledo ....O Il org o 1-s

Game called end of eighth. darkness.
Two base hits, Smith, Schaub Frantz.
Rothfuss, Nance; three base hit. Knoll;
home runs, Hadding,is Smith, Lewee:
struck out by Cristail 2. by Durham 4;
bases on balls off Cristall 8, off Durham
4; double play, Owens to Turner; left on
bases, Toledo 6, Kansas City g. hit by.
pitched ball, KIeinow; passed bali,
Kleinow; wild pitch, Crlstall; time, 1:45;
umpire, Mullane.
Orphans Lose Close Game.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. "A list
less and featureless game was PLAYED TO-
day with Minneapolis, the only scores
made being in the second inning Score.
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Boston and PhIIIies snIlt

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Boston and
Philadelphia split even today on double
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-03

Earned runs Boston 2; two-base hit
Cooley; sacrifice hits, Dexter, Wolverton,
Titus; stolen bases. Tenney. Abbatichio
bases, Boston 4, Philadelphia 4; first on
balls. off Pittinger 8, off Mitchell Q; hit
by pitcher, by Mitchell /; struck out, by
Mitchell g. by Pittinger 5; time, 1:45; UNI
pires, Moran and Hurst.
Second Game
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Trolley Dodgers Beat Giants.

NEW YORK, Sept 2.-Brooklyn defeat
ed the local Nationals in the first game
of the marlborough series at the Polo
grounds today. Reidy pitched clever
game for the visitors holding the home
safely until the ninth, when they were
saved from a shutout. The score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING oFIHE cLune.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

New York II. Washington 8.
Chicago 2, ST. Louis 1.
Detroit 4, Cleveland 2.
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Champs Win In First Innlno.

OHd'HPs VIII IN FIST Inning.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept 2-Pittsburg
won the game in the first inning with
hve hits. Both pitchers steadied after the
port. Attendance, 3,039. Score:
tWagner hit by batted ball
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Columbus ....2 0 0hF0 0 i 81
MILWAUKEE, 90 % O 0 0 o.
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AZ Barnard street.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07

WANTED. FLAT NEAR BUSINESS
section; rented by agent, if possible;
state price. Reply L. A, care News
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07

FLAT, NICELY FURNISHED, FOR
light housekeeping, to couple without
children, with use Of bath, or furnished
as sleeping apartments for gentlemen.
Il East Gordon.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07

HAYWOOD GO-CARTS, AUTOMO-
bile gears, lace parasols, attractive
styles and shapes; a large stock to Sc
iect from. and a dollars worth for
every dollar you spend with us.
Rhodes Haverty Furniture Company,
209 Broughton street, west.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07

FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED
front room, southern exposure, facing
Colonial Park. No. 212 East Oglethorpe
auenua
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07

WILL RENOVATE MOSS AND
cotton mattresses at $3.50 apiece; new
mattresses made TO order at right
pricesi immediate attention given to
all orders and work guaranteed. ]. r.
Dooner, 1871 Drayton. Bell phone ll36;
Georgia phone, 2S4l.