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PROCEEDINGS.
THE sENArr

The SENATE
austin Texas, January % -rha .s,,.,
Net THIS morning With quorum presep
Lieutenant Governor Neal nrcsldlpg
senator AN presented petition from cl,i
Gems OF West Tom Green countv a,t,s,.
lot the passage Of Hill creating r.,,.
county out Of the west half of sald ro,,nt.
to be Centralia. '01n''
senator Hanger had read petition from,
H'I]ehs OF Tarrant county. roc,,.s,i..
'easea penalties for pctsons guilty. ~ 81,
NY uiiy disposlng Of acncuitn,o, 80. ~
as special order. the se,iett'H va Plolurts.
ana ana R,2ally passed BIN by Bentv '4psluete4
ana GIutris authorizing the luternps sia,.l
purchase ana Sorlhern Railway company ~
Hnnst"'se ana operate the properties ~ ~
funston Beaumont ana Nev ~, tes 90 ~
Pn,, noq9stoh Oak Lawn and NaSS,, az q
erno,! m r5si was received from the gov
edii,t hdhing certain nominations ma ~
n"lt agreed to 20 into pxec,,ti.a -. w.
''iri"lIV" ny II o'clock 10 cdusidor $500
mo eHrcqtlye session the senate conBrmc5
rio gANtfit To hc district aftoppcy ~ ~
iHl|-nrst judicial district vice ~ n "a w, III
iaee deceased '01 ~ ~ Wal
n, d uG senate considered bill bv Savage an
for yri,ite ,Sw,N"u Tor establishing home
,II MIlte Idiots and iuiheciles In CONN.,.
,i9M WIN the state insane asylpm IN Xxi.
49, WIN committee amendments naling
tnlr, noase eligible for negroes, and StriE
to no oc ,u, i,1oation' leaving It Ia board
4" ~ Hpp'lnjed by the governor consisf
ilS w i've mrmhers. one from each az III,
supreme Judicial districts and nrovidir,
on5, II snail pc located as nm adjunct II
ionic Al ne insane a%lnms, m san An.
.plliu, Anetln, Terrell and Abilene The
committee amendments were edonted and
Inc NH pissed finally under snsnersinn
tt,r W. .ul,S hetore ne passage Senator
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Tarrant County Interest.

Austin. Texas, January 29.-rhe comp
troller received from Tarrant county today
the sum OF $4,000, interest on county
bonds due February l. 1908. The county
also redeemed $1,000 IN bonds held by the
State permanent school fund
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0ouND AS A DOLLAR

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As a Liver Tonic
Use ONIDINE.
brakeman kIIIed In Terrltory

Denison, Texas January 20. Raymond
W. odum. Frisco brakeman was run over
aud instantly killed by freight train ia
the yards az Winchel. /. T.. shortly after
midnight Che body was horribly man.
glcd,
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THE oUARANrINE BILL
Further Argument Before tho Committee
nnd NIALinr WINS Rnfnrrnd

Further Argument Before the Committee
aud Matter was Referred.
Austin, Texas January 2a-Argument be.
fore the senate committee Oh live stock
and stock raising was resumed this after.
noon, eN Senator Turney making am clnb.
crate argument and giving la detail the
whole tick theory and the caoct 81 an
open season, as Desired. The argument
that the tick was not the origin ur the
Texas Icver was answered los thy faet that
the bureau OF animal Industry said II was.
aud acting on that belief Would quarantine
sought for. senator Grinnans Dill was re-.
ieried to q subcommittee and 50 the matter
stands.
one Of the most animated ana spirited
debates OF the present session OF the legis
lature occurred last night before the com.
mittee on stock ana stock raising ,hc mar.
ticular proposition being OVER thr provisions
OF house 1iH Tor an open season from sep
TENDER 10 10 January Is, during which
time stock from soutn Of the present quar-
antine line may be driven north across the
line. The bill was fayorah,y reported hy
the committees, those dissenting tlnm th,,
action OF the majority presenting TO the
house the following minority report
/. We believe that the passage Of said
bin would be detrimental To the vattlc in
tereSts Of the entire state and would be
ruuous Co the citizens OF the State above
the line without bcnehung those below the
line,
. The passage OF the bill would result
In the establishment of q Federal quaran'
tine line aiuug the entire north and cast
line Of the State Of Texas. and Texas cat.
Tie could not pass the said Federal line ut
any time of the year.
3. u WIS shown before the committee
that splenCtic or southern fever ~ dan,
gerouS and fatal disease 20 an classes OF
cattle, and the spread IT the same is disas
ton Of the state, and VIC believe that the
present quarantine line as Co-opcrafed I'm nv
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HorSE cnMMIrrErs.

the wascs 81 convict guards about 20 per
cent for good conduct.
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BILL AFFECTING NOTICE TO RAIL

Aosttn. Texas. January - ssnatnrs Nc,
Ksmsy ard Cain ttis morning introduced
BIZ to amend the present law relative
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If you have any signs Of Scrofula, or
your children are stunted or slow Of
growth, pale and sickly, write us, and our
physicians will advise you free Of charge.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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THE GIFT
or A
TAINTED
ANCESTRY.

we'll as the middle
aged and young with
out any hsrmfulafter
effects, or the least
injury TO the most
delicate constitution.
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Colorado Springs and ST. Joseph split even
today in two stubbornly contested games.
Scores:
First Game R. H. E.
ST. Joseph 1000 01014-7 IL 8
Col. Springs 20 q 0 SO 10 8
Batteries-Diehl and Mcconnell, Vile
man and Doran.
Second Game r. H. E.
st. JOS o O 0221o2o A12 IA 3
C. Spgs. 81 1 0 0 1 o 0 2 O!0-7 16 s
Batteries-Chinn and Mcconnell, Nc
Nelly and sDoran.
DENVER, Col, Aug. 15.-Failure to hit
the ball at critical times lost the game
for Denver. The second game was post
R. H E.
Denver ....o Oo21oO 0o-3 2
Kansas City i 0 0 2 o. s
Batteries-Barber and Schlei, Cable and
Messitt.
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Zone out when winning run scored:
First base on errors, Cleveland l, New
York s. two-base hits, Bradley, Lalole'
Flick; sacrifice hits, Bay Griffith, Con-
row Elberfeld stolen bases, Keller, Con-
ROY, Williams; first base on balls, by
Moore 2, by Griffith 2; hit by pitched ball,
by Moore /; left on bases, Cleveland 8,
New York II; struck out, by Moore Q,
by Grifhth S; wild pitches, Moore q;
time, 1850; umpire, Sheridan; attendance,
9464.
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PREPARING FOR YACHT RACES.

Government Instructs Inspectors to Pre-
vent crowdIng of Boats.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 15.-By di-
rection of Secretary Cortelyou, the super
vising inspector general of the steam
boat inspection service, has written all the
local inspectors of steam vessels in the
second district, from Bath, Me-, to Phila-
delphia, Pa, giving explicit instructions as
to the part they are to take in enforcing
the regulations regarding the patrolling
of the international yacht races. This fol-
lows the recent action of the department
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Of commerce and labor in enjoining or
| the local inspectors, and particularly OF
| the supervising inspector of New York
the necessity of taking every precautioI
against the over-crowding of excursion
steamers. Secretary Cortelyou has also
promulgated the rules and regulations
governing the patrol of the races. These
are practically the same as those issued
for the races two years ago.
Elk River Defeats Anoka.
Special to The Globe.
ELK RIVER. Mimi, Aug 15.-The Elk
River Stars defeated Anoka on the home
diamond today. Score, 10 to Z.
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Two-base hits, Heidrick 2. Ryan; sac
| rifice hit, Martin; double play, Wallace
to Friel to Anderson; stolen bases. Ryai,'
off Dunkle 2; struck out by Wright o.
by Dunkle A. time. 1877; umpire, Pears.
Blues Pull Out Winners.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 15.-After
making eight errors in six innings and
practically making New York present OF
the game. Cleveland settled down and
halted out victory Score:
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LACROSSE TEAM
GOES TO CHICAGO
St. Paul viii Play CaIumets in
Windy City This After
noon.

J.
The st. Paul lacrosse team will clash
with the Calumets at the National league
ball park in Chicago this afternoon. This
will be the third time these teams have
met this season, the two previous games
having been played at Lexington park The
first game resulted In tie with a score Of
to 8; while the second game, two weeks
ago, the Saints pulled away from their
opponents and won out by to 8. In
two games played last season the ST. Paul
team won decisively both times.
The team to represent st. Paul today
VIII be the same as two weeks ago, except
that Raymond will be replaced by Seller.
Raymond will be greatly missed, as he is
a swift and reliable defense player. His
substitute, Seller, has never before ap
peared in fast company, but his work in
practice has been promising.
Wadsworth will be in the net with
Armstrong and Cowie supporting. Mos
sop will be moved back Immediately in
front of Cowie with Barclay. Seller and
Oehme following. The home from center
to inside will be unchanged.
President Stewart accompanied the
team and will watch the play closely, as
this will be the last engagement before the
cup games early in September. The Sc
depend largely on the showing of the diff
ferent players in today's contest.
hard match is anticipated, as Man
ager Donnelly was much chagrlned over
the QSIedL VI Ills team Two WSChS dSo.
The following will be the st. Paul line
up:
Goal-Wadsworth.
Point-Armstrong.
Cover Point-Cowie
First Defense-Mossop.
Second Defense-Barclay.
Third DefenSe-Seller.
Center-Oehme.
Third Home-Allen.
Second Home Elliott.
First Home-Kervin.
Outside HOMEGROWN.
Inside Home-Whyte.
Field Captain-Monkman.
Umpire-Crosson.
imekeeper-Watson.
Spare Man-Mulligan.
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NORTHERN LEAGUE.

Special to The Globe.
FARGO, N. D., Aug. 15.-Superior out
batted Fargo this afternoon, but lost by
slow work on the base lines and Fargo 8
fast fielding Capt Abbott scored the win
ming run by stealing second and home.
Eight put outs for Treager. the Fargo s
left fielder, is the record for the local
grounds. Some fast fielding was also done
by HoWells and Olson. Score
Fargo 2 90 oo1o.G i
Superior ........O l 0 0 2 0 0 % 10 3
Batteries-Fargo, Foulkes and French;
Superior. Morris and Howard.
Special to The Globe.
WINNIPEG, Man, Aug. 15.-Winnipeg
made it three straight from Grand Forks
today Slette pitched for the visitors and
was hit hard and received poor support.
Bartos started to pitch for Winnipeg but
was wild and Corbett was substituted aft
er the fourth, and the scoring then stop
49, R.HE
Grand Forks IL o. 5000 % 6 8
Winnipeg ia, o4S s,.t =, MI, a 4
winn aheees Bart es Gorbet a Rogers; ia um
pire, Braise.
Special to The Globe
DULUTH, Mimi. Aug. 15.-Duluth won
an uphill game from Crookston today
through lucky combination of sacrifice
hits in the final inning. The locals went
to pieces badly In the sixth, and Crooks
ton was able to count four runs, but the
lead which Duluth had gained at the out
set was ample. OUTLAWS double play in
the ninth, unassisted. was feature The
score:
R. HE.
Duluth ..0 0 Ali Is IL 4
Crookston ......1 o 10000 2-7 2 8
Batteries-Du1uth holden and Crippen;
Crookston, Freeman and Edwards.
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Cardinals pron poubIe-Header.

tories Ies0 We're scored SCI by Rrooklyn over St.
Louis today In the first contest Jones
shut out the visitors and allowed only
seven scattered hits. Brown pitched
good ball in the second game, but was
! unfortunate in having hits punched when
they meant runs. Scores:
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Left on bases. New York 8, Cincinnati
4 first on errors. New York 2, Cincinnati
2; first on bahs. off Hahn 4; struck out,
by McGinnity 9, by Hahn A; home run,
Donlin; three base hit, Babb; two-base
hits, Beckley t2sSDonlin g. PETIT; stolen
base Mertes; wild pitch, Hahn; umpire,
Emslie; time, 2 hours; attendance. TO-
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Notes of the Game.

The case of champagne offered by To-
cal wine agent to the st. Paul player max
Ing the most hits during this at home Sc
ries now looks between Geier and Higgins
Since returning to the home grounds Geier
has secured eight hits in his Is times at
bat and Higgins eight hits in II times
up.
The score board showing the play by
innings in the different towns of the
league is appreciated by the fanatics. 1t
could be improved if the boy in charge
either print readable figures or hang up
painted numbers. AS it is the fans guess
at what the marks mean.
Child's made a pretty stop of Wheeler's
drive through the diamond and after TAX ak.
ing the hit away from Eddie worked fast
enough to get double play through.
Stewart weakened in the fourth and
with three doubles and a single coming in
a row Kelley was compelled to call him to
the bench. Bailey went in without warm
ing up and held Toledo safe during the
remainder of the game.
Schaub is in charge Of the Toledo team
this trip. Reisling after his quarrel with
Strobel refused to have anything more to
do with the team and remained in To-
ledo.
Ball and Smith divided the batting hon
ors on the Toledo side. Each man drew
out two singles and two sacker.
Flournoy's error was on a bali dropped
after hard run The left fielder had
three other hard chances and took care of
them without another break.
1t was Spike Shannon's busy day in
center and he pulled down five during the
afternoon. Jackson got two over his way
and was compelled to pull one of them
down off the fence
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THE WORLD OF SPORT


Jackson, Higgins, Smith; double play,
Childs to Ball to Turner; bases on
balls, off Cristall 6, off Stewart /, off
Bailey 2; struck out, by Cristall, Stewart,
Wheeler by Stewart, Owens 2;wild pitch,
Stewart; hit by Cristall Shannon; by
Stewart Smith; by Bailey, Schaub; in
nings pitched, by Stewart a, by Bailey A;
hits, off Stewart 7. off Bailey 5; left on
bases, ST. Paul 9, Toledo IA; time of game,
2:1O; attendance, 1923; umpire. Haskell.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
sTAnDlNes5F THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cincinnati 8, New York 8.
Pittsburg 5, 5, Boston 1, 8.
Brooklyn Z, 4. St. Louis 0, 8.
Champs Break Even at Boston

won the first game and Boston captured
the second. Superior stick work, clean
fielding and Levers clever pitching were
assisted in the first game by Boston's nu-
merous misplays. The exceeding wildness
of Doheny cost the Pittsburgs the second
game. Score: n
First Game
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| Left on bases Sc. Louis g. BROOKLYN II;
three base hitsIiID obbs, Doyle, Ritter;
stolen bases, Smeot, Strang. 2, Dobbs;
double plays. Farrell to Brain to Muir
phy,, Jordan to4Doyle, Jordan to Dahlen:
| first base on balls, off Jones !, off
Rhoades Z sacrifice hits, Burke, Brain;
hit by pitched sbails, by Rhoades 1, by
Jones II struckl ont, by Jones i; passed
bail. O'Neil; time.o / AS; umpires, Hurst
and Moran: attendance, 5000.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

OMAHA, Neb.. Aug. 15.-One man hit.
four passes and two errors in the first in
ming, gave the locals four runs and a
lead the visitors could not overcome.
Score:
Omaha .........4 100000 o*-4 0
Milwaukee ....0 0 o 0 0 0 1 0 2-3 2
Schafstall and Gonding; Mcpherson and
Lucia.
DEs MONIES, Iowa. Aug. e15.-Poor
fielding by Des Moines lost a twelve-in-
ming game this afternoon. Hart and Cush-
man were evenly matched Score:
D. Moines 100 100000 81 2
Peoria 30 O 0 o 0 1 0 010 0 1-2 l
Cushman and Foil; Hart and Hessler.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Aug. 15.-
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Saints Bunch Hits on CrlstaIl
and Result Is Never in Doubt
Stewart Weakens in Fourth
Round and Bailey Takes
His Place.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

St. Paul 8, Toledo A.
Columbus 1, Minneapolis O..
Kansas City Z, Indianapolis 4.
kee-Louisville, rain.
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Inulanap0Ils ~ U " - u ". -
*O'Brien batted for Newlin in ninth.
Home run, Grady; sacrifice hits, Lewee,
Grady, Newlin; stolen bases, Tamsett,
Hogriever; double plays, Lewee to Roth
fuss, Grady to Lewee to Rothfuss, Fox to
Marcan, Fox to kim; bases on balls, off
Coons 8, off Newlin 3; struck out, by
Coons 8, by Newlin l. wild pitch. Coons !;
left on bases. Kansas City 6, Indianapolis
6; time, 145; umpire, Cunningham.
Rain at Milwaukee.
At Observation-Disclosures : Louisville
game postponed on account Of rain.
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Two-base hits Greminger, Doheny;
home run. Beaumont; stolen base, Beau
mont; double play, Leach to Bransfeld:
ger 8; hit by pitched ball, by Doneny,
Aubrey, Greminger, Tenney; struck out,
by Pittinger Z, by Doheny 2; wild pitch,
Pittinger; time. :58; umpire, tombstone;
attendance. 5,S47.4
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Elk River Defeats Anoka.
Second Baseman HOffmeister
Leads StiCkerS of Northern League

Of
in
Of the in
up to
in
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O0IulII1Jt5 ~ " 2 ! . y ] 70 " -
Bases on balls, off Mcdonald /, off
Derner /; struck OUT by Mcdonald 4,
by Dorner g.; double play, Bannon to
Clingman; sacrifice hit, Mcintyre; wild
pitch, Dorner; hit by pitched balls, by
Dorner 8; left on bases, MINNEAPOLIS 8.
Columbus s; umpire, Foreman; time, 1870;
attendance, 1000.
Blues Hit in Proper Spots.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug 15.-Timely
hitting by the locals and the costly err
rors of the visitors gave Kansas City
the game. Attendance 500. Score:
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Orphans Lose Hard Game.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug. 15.-Dor-
ner was invincibIe today and allowed
:, Minneapolis but one hit Mcdonald was
also in fine form, but Foreman's decisions
Were all In favor of the visitors Score:
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WITH THE AMATEURS
The Parlor Clothing House team will
play at LIE Sueur this afternoon.

The Parlor Clothing House team will
play at LIE Sueur this afternoon.
The Merchants National bank team de-
feated the Globe Business College team
by the score to 2. Tasard's pitching for
the Merchants was the feature of the
game. The Merchants have played and
won IL games. They will meet the Fire
Marine Insurance company team at Kilt
sondale next Saturday.
The knights of Columbus and the Foley
Bros. & Kelley teams will play at ST.
Thomas this afternoon.
The Red Caps will play at Harris, Mimi.
this afternoon. The Red Caps would like
to hear from out of town teams Ad-
dress L. B. Lawton, 30S Bradley Build
ing.
The Spaldings defeated the Midnight
Stars in a double header by the scores
"a to IL and to 3.
The St. Paul Foundry team will meet
the Coma Stars this morning on the Kilt
sondale grounds They will play the Post
Siding team at Post Siding in the after
noon. The Foundry team would like to
arrange game with the Cortlands for
next Sunday. Address P. Brady, care St
Paul Foundry company.
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hit with ball. Magoon, Isbell; time. 1:a5;
umpire, Connolly.
Browns Easy for Senators.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 15.-Washington
! won from ST. Louis this afternoon in
easy fashion, the visitors batting Wright
| freely and the latter getting poor sup
port. Attendance ], 800. Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Philadelphia 5, Chicago /.
Boston 6, Detroit 8.
WashirAson 5. st. Louis l.
Cleveland 6, New York 5.
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Elliott to Join the Reds.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Aug. 15.-Claude
Elliott, of the Milwaukee American
association team, said to be the best
pitcher in the league, has been sold to
the Cincinnati National league team. He
Joins the Reds next season.
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TWO base hits, Barrett Yaeger, COT
Inns; three base hits, Smith, Crawford;
sacrifice hit. Freeman; bases on balls, off
Skopec 1, off f 'ghes 1; hit by pitcher, by
Hughes 1, by Skopec /; first base on err
rors, Boston 3; left on bases, Detroit s.,
Hughes 4; double plays. Crawford to
Long, Ferris to Lachance; time, LAO; UNI
pire, O'Loughlin.
Champs Pound Pat Flaherty.
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Philadelphia won
todays game by opportune hitting. The
locals had several chances to score but
failed to get the necessary hits. Wet
grounds prevented good fielding. Attend
apca 201O Score:
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Remp to Coach La Crosse High.

Special to The Globe.
Remp. a former University of wisconsin
athlete, has been engaged to coach the
La Crosse high school football team.
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Ball and Smith divided the batting hon.
ors on the Toledo side. Each man drew
out two singles and two sacker.
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Boston Plays All Around Tigers.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 15.-Boston won
the final game of the series by superior
all-around work. Attendance, 1887.
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Reds TookoFirst From Giants.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Cincinnati won
the first game of the series. The visit
ors played faster ball and New York
never had chance. The score:
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Stolen bases, Wagner, Leach, Cooley;
double plays Aubrey to Abbaticbio to
Tenney, Abbatichio to Aubrey to Tenney;
first on balls. off Williams 2, off Lever
Q; time, LAO; umpire, tombstone.
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Brook. lH[ PAT ii St. Z. iii PA E
ssag 81 + & & 3 spsnFsl F. FL
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brooklyn $3.50 1 1 0 o 81
st. Louis .....0 q 90 0 / 0-3


Slated for Brown in ninth inning.
Left on bases. st. Louis 6, Brooklyn s.;
two base hit, Donovan; stolen bases.
Donovan, Smoot, Strang 2, Schmidt; first
base on errors, st. Louis 1, Brooklyn 2;
first base on balls, off Schmidt 8. OF
Brown 4; sacrifice hit, Dunleavy; struck
out, by Schmidt 5, by Brown 4; time
1:45; umpires, Moran and Hurst; attend
ance, 5000.
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Chicago .....,O 0 0 I 0 20 0 0 u
Philadelphia 20 0 1 2 0-5
Left on bases, Chicago 5. Philadelphia
s; three-base hits, Hartsell, Plank; sacri-
flee hits Pickering, Plank; stolen base,
Isbell; double plays, Magoon to Tannehill,
IsbeH to M. Cross, Murphy to Seybold;
struck out, by Flaherty 1, by Plank s;
bases on balls, off Flaherty 1. off Plank s;
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Flournoy's error was on bali dropped
after hard run. The left fielder had
three other hard chances and took care Of
them without another break.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-16

Earned runs, ST. Paul 4, Toledo 2; two
base hits, Higgins. Geier, Schaefer, Tur-
ner, Ball. Smith; sacrifice hits, Jackson.
Tlournoy, Childs; stolen bases, Shannon,